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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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v 1KYCTED, stidt fiI sille owner of any Catsle, 4V Horses, Swine. Shseb 6F Ge4 Se, shaIi s0iisr the sameto 70 at laTge e oafo iso Iief enclosura aattsrthe lstaaY 1f 2 es IINFkfF shal lEipfieit Aed haB my pesaf'ns & ho skaiN take up and ilnponnd ihe snrne, ihe ean of .wepty-iys s9pls fef eaefa bend pf Cattllsses tiorses and ten ceilts ibr eaeh SsNjne 0T Eeep. and cesnS 40H fai;t Eozgy 1aeIl tiiaG iliSyex sh0ll heso lound at arga out gf ahe aWnhrsa enta cosnrssands sos.a aisea m hat n <llRlt belah0 auiy ot she Haywafsls aNhAheiK several districss an6 nn0 ds !. sasak as lsMl as anY Essfasp Y bofound out or itgSspdef sAne6 arD and at largo: knd tho Pound KeepeF ehnil receive the same EoMpe nsatinn anH haye tbRasRHss uaNers as are tied Ionnds. idet si sat no penhlsy incurred Under this Bye slaII ex tef Lii 5o doIlags
 Afidthe owners Cf saisi C6ttie llnfsts s s$fHtN Sheep or Geese s0 ifnnnpndad, shall not fatkiseas the safpe from Inc ponndA nniil they siail have
 paid 4tlie rerspn se Tkp6undinq ih6 same ill8 hiS iss nd SpsSsss as spi i,!ss. astiii other cases of cfbninses iiap0uHded. ProA viileds lhak Hp5hpaxspnsb sbpving n family residing iii said town may Ief one Cow run aF iakeo pf Y the llighWays and cnmmnns provide ehid Cow "a ressfaifcd lgelA 9o'clOck E M ia sun-riscs afd tbKeeaid penafiy, Khia,R ,RIe-kAW Io M iil t6rse 3Sf ono car III ddsnbei,A ld1A% %MlglM fa hssn sl ssfss,ss A sSs Also Voted that this yx- Inv N lblisl6d in.. tho IsiIcNFleLp EKQuiRkR at Ifast louf s1ccessi weeks pfsstsus to the lst of December. 1853.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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7 Al lsAE M of two hundred acres, situated in "A the north part Q. Goshen, is offered for sale said form is ins good state oi cultivation, Hdis well diyAd ded into wood, pasture and naeadowI land. The buildings are good, and tits a dseiraa Ible farm for those wishin9 10 engage in agricul, tnre.s The farm will be sold cheap for cashs-- For 5uribar particalaFs enquire of tha subscriber
 ssApss ssd siaa. DAItNE E BEACH. gi | North Goshonr Nov. 5lb, 1858 M .la6l M
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

gTait " YilT si 6s,s " N NY NI4I4f notice, sIss issl0pine part J okefaRFAnHjty Twill fnfi FiztifSiah Tfains to AlvQrdl lcS Rfothe Denoi, for nlI kinds of kls.y EoQq ssoeessss. BlkSootS and iSk koes.
 Lroe Eeyg, VI dts and L0ps.r
 Pnd oshef ihipgs tSc nun s5pus 10 mon lion, For particulars seq small bi Ilss V aa1a ..yuQA AIToxn 6E BRoTHERA
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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k-AsA44AAA MAlN T as A4ys tne nesssN4E. SA8%0 ! l In this towDs fS6n,ho Eafasa Def. 3, by Rev. F. Is,is l. EeE%slss, ME; AsPEx RD'Iss !a Miss Nf, < ispbss ', q K Q sSSs' 5sIis,
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 in shayon, oIs Sullday. ihS 6Ih inst. Hon. ANsEL STERLING, ag red About " years,
 This dis,ipguislisa gentl tlemarl was long an RfsiYs and pr0nine ne Der pf ihe Bar ot lhis, county +-tbswnarY sess;onssan inflasntiah mefns bercfs yHe GensfA AssenBly bf tlesStSte cifcGit Judge of tho c0Hhty coIsti s S h,sp.bs pf gGbngness. and ah aesiimahla man in aA iIe relations yf social and d0fhesitc. life.. .ylaa
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10


 DOESsN or E M MAN. yVl5AaArS, AND CHILD HAVE. A N IrS:rkR EST in having iha hsallh df,he1aelyes and driendsI restored and preserved Al lhisscason Of the year nothing is7iiia asi1g | good ntIfnssltai corrective, aud dtgising Ise ysieni pe 3css iosendlise fhe hsais VI siIhlnner, ,Iand cA1,,gss pf AWumn end, Fab4A NoiAticle slanss sal 1highin con6dencspis ! he eonlmunitys " being fecoinplended and used by eminent Phyaicians and distipgnshsd citizens, pss NY q " DRr SI EPiIEN FIVE rT' 's IUsyLy AND EIidtiLY, CELEHBATED HEALTH RESTORING BifTEiss which shase,hesp spisd and ps1ysd 4gpdfqpnd to De spper,or 70 g other pse aratiops lyf tae cure pr all disc ases arisii,S ltoni Inp1riic tho Blood Defang geinebt o fftiu Ss0inach, Baw-a els. Iaiyasa IN Nefy0usaSy Systcm. md fepaTkaz bleg for their s,yenghenipg. inyi issiauyes ress, t,raiive and cheering. peoperlies. A singies trial will prove their etiiepc y fse rec ofiiiuE d;dionsia RhrEpl.isis. )A5 GIIIIa ] Also the Pulmonary Eiixir and. Strengthen ing Pfastcr @ssk kk 8s H0s@ aaN&R For saic by appointed \ gshts dlevety town and village ia New Engia,sds and Ny aes.ess inMediciacs generally \ gent, A. ss,nitb, AsstLhnviut Nytsis g3Ys ~ 99s stfS fsss S "
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

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 WnAr BECOMES or AEETHRG EessEkss4- The Dusfun@ Atias gsvrs snsile sssseEesiiRg iacss n arca1'dn q ile lioA aI kssels betmsinE 10 He pniisl States, 4sJgcsd tfpn1 iileInap fins renarls and 9lhsr. .resDlfs ces. n appears iilas iuF R Rcfinsl pih elghs teen m0nil's, ending ine sssxRle alher 1T lie pressuI fEear, ylQS ships and batEs. I44 brigs and S97 sclpne Fss were ipsaIlxs lpsi assssa 0nrlna Ire same period 59 .vcsscls which pSa esipnxly Railsd NH never teards sieons as6 pm isiss,lpprI n slisIstsss che &riief,a f0Fai is,ss iss lile 4iFenlpE eakpy m ho9gs nhe ~ hslnleS seNssso ssa IIenrs lsie NliaNtlneil srkg 15 fnarEs and Gae never heatd ifaIh ssssy oAfsys Z sass {: ss5sssr Y A E Ibsss < to a. erectrd \ nssble ui,,nuineii iiie ipe us,fy pf llenry Clay, ,in Ken lvelky, iic :s.sts . sia linsne and assi N ss M s N III. .cilixelss 1I 0hi0 have each giyeA $t ,Doo. ai,s' si,,s Eaysiier County. hls lale Hekhlence 6 ono has kbRcfl alsEsl ttg Eyahklin and B0urbnn CQunlieS 5000 has been eahsesihelIy ansl pElleF cs,shiies of tlie Siaie l, i|'oEsfah k the late fair ~ .k ihii. X ! 2 kzis Ia n iiiE AgenI oeNthe NiNnQIn1Atai HSs1Si Y i.,iI Ra E thus ascasGH1 AIss 3.. le A4GFssAtlss Atalsreaa EEiVe sti is.sIs id es N sslSusIe1lt ua Alf. Gu s fasks MILL. .s.I tns nsl NS S6s,g j;si. l1e slDlE 9t lbHes M lsSlHz, N,6.. iiFe huHEftd 1alIars N iyi. lsSdlsl &ih' N well as cltiei Jst1k e6IiiiisE fEisI Essiak Nj. i|e #eS( xiid SDui6 MFN0 Sssiils NkSts H|.<s: F6 5se4 E,r tie 1sfnf5E Fl E Fet t
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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- EAaS x x N ES E3sSs ES 2ss f sszISf asfs9 TI ERICKSON has n0W on hand and is U U . c0ns,aIi:IY ie eSelFih4 naHi N5w York, al aIaaal dssoItsieit bf agint F GSbass he latest sy lte publie vii find N fnrlcir interest l6 in5 ke thsiF pufehases efs isinss
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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L--,- le'tt t4 RMM snlperlpcg would pnoouncc e fo kis ifiic,,sIs <. '.Ne z ne lls n9N feceigIn4 q Ht1 stdak SI s.,ss 5',pa. '21 'n1r lan end NPifg trade n kis kind. cf Goods nsnay keplin .a con,,sfy sssts which will ha aaId n) as low prices as .as, lse boe1h| ia ,lfb a.nifv s 4 EIftll' ii 29ss "
 The Goods Iofmol kownee by tlie Sva,4 fb,,yv Leather Company Nill bbk offered for sale at nFices whieh sapaat fqil iossuif ak who may The suhse riber inpiies ell in ghis community iip cal and look ioE illenstlyes. itsllnE confident he iHe AlSls ss|lstp wl| el sl'eis a'el'sY D
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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Hlsnnt tn bt V Onderk at ilI4ts iiIE iI Ia bft. hnis of Lii c0iiisiy sli0ilI, !, fFefur pr. Root'ssce bsbfht ed feograHd fi iant EsllS lsg ahy OthrE Malicinpgi innse asFolsl nr. R0 0N 'RaalIe original p,akerof tbetls VI ssa Fesident of Cd- baan, alas swhile liying epio ss fhe repstiat,on bf beiug uic 4nost slyiiiiipI Physician ih he cddhify V | hS P iils afc comp posFd of twenty kinds of fare medicinal alvegcia0tts, although active and lhoro.ighsin theifsoperat:opson system yet lucy are so carefully medicuscd lhat they can .be given 10 the tfiosl seCbic per. aon w ih safeiy. .s N.
 confidently recommend tlIeee Pills 10 the aifhcisds ssae beiag snpariorj jn every fespecE 10 any arlicie oGaihes kind in usc. They arc sold al ille low price Of I2 \ ;3 and 25 cents per box. by merchants threughoutihe country ] lEJs Try Them. ss E
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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! <, s'ga tllff HEa M OtlC0s llg sssias0s laigl FTyHE letes co-partnershp bsiweenatha aideF- { U signed. under the name and firm of BELDEN l& MINER isslhis day dissolved hy mniu6l aefac-. lmenf. The debts due to, or from. the afaresaid Company will be settled by yseitheF Of Sfhe late partners. .sa' pi Rssil ta9a t4s 3Y9a kfl v s
 aisssaf EDMUND BE DE 1sr ssf
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 Canaan Falls Villuge, Oct. i22 sl653a asla 2aHs ~ TheundersigHed will continue the mercantile business at the store occupieduf lateshy Belden1 & Miner, and ihankful for past patronage, hopes ior'a contiiihancel Of tlse snlae. N ..A r2S sI ls' gIaaoy .5 EDMUND BELDEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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 h the 6ipEme epari Ils.s nRrnina. Yankee SuliYapsYas surTeHarred io take liis trial before iIle corris 0f Massachusetts 6lStf @as delivered 6versib Sliyfilf " iilis. erMassA chnsetik, for thai isnf A pro- cess ixslIsos s0al i;sg isse lsiii lie Is said ,o have lsksR passsgs iSg ':sst.lii.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

IAT EHlNOES Mousekn pe ines, ana CalE- lXA icoes, choice al6t a6t
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

EE'nINEsE CoaLiEs fpk 'fErkEssEE The pfppr,et tors nf:the Cu Cusslberlahd Iron Works da i6s Cumberiahd KiveF. Tenn, have. .eii., gagged the services pI Ilwrniy Chinese Clo.l ,o arrive sIioriiy ai CincinDaii, from svl.enee they will he fqFYarted .lo aheig dssiihaiion. I, is stated that al.s CLinsse aseyesy ex- pert in working irin. .ss M ylsI .Blsf ssasY
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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 'VELHAT is fiie Ess Of I60kina U nicc aFticles EVV wheR peanneiihenb NTaQr lppch ihem7 In our Pninec osi oafs iss 6f licies good and ehear md MI.4t is bsste yst cap buy lhsiii atthe icNG2t DdssiiYl dnififance free chitdfe1s halfapgiees my enquiry answered by ch,ligss ,.. }, s ~. ,S,, \ r BaorREa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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FIRST fFfa alIi Asu|1 t41a1 i tantff flor Wusstcd.af c1 .A N. fttnxsti1r nf 'SiTalf:.,l wiIh :hc $ 10 A. ti.. Train from Ne& Efaten. lzs
 sscond Ffeistl Train I.dHz- DsI1sSboss fpr Waterbury, al e l5 .A. M.
 First PaeSeAel ssg4ih zlcdfas tskosf for Ninse fal 70 D a zl E, ff os nriirti sl il.s, A. M Exoreas ksaiu from Ne& x0ik, ceanseille at tlse 'Jnhtti0n WiIA inc 70. A M 1'sain lFom EsN lsasos.s ..l..s- 1hifd FselkNe 1lsain hEIl lE4xn D I; &eH5fs lbF W@lfsprs ,sai A 70 P M
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

.--500, yards q Manchester
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 ward, just received, at BRADEQR D'SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

FWHAV m sena ii6rs leszsitgl Elyss Nslpe & t1ltsS lhzl " 5rs 1ofx oRsi',pk: thsx s.s', sss " 4 rVSfb q . S V v
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

JoB hCll sf Coos MHiehs must " fs|dsl s1li wnSi 1 isseie. AlIe53 blsl Hgs'6
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

"A IiansHAiHed sAiasuis q sasaaclihisti isai1 b be from Massachusetts. leilsafe Eerddmgy 2 leAw aas4 sineS sB1 6usie isis iegsss iltwak sei by 3 physician but 1ile liaa inlpfddetiI " asteRpitd ssszuse il, and itEivas agaiHslis1
 bcafed. sIMn RhVsieian were called tO aiiend llifS, shd Us til pa ten wasA suffer
 ing greaipa ..E as ii,Aisalsl advisable io HadminisIef clsl0f6iSfNi wlsiie ais as stemllsfwns aeaih made sd sci the iilpb: AS llle. csstoS f'lfpgHh ti! stpsrSsr: Sss given ip hiins hs
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

1.-The Central Railrpal lras lover tloeufy sir miles of ffsight cars, inA ons,ani suse.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

An arched sqneduct has recently been discovered in Jerusalem, uDdersihe pool oi Salemoil,. covered by reanla rlyt lbtill, key stone arch, winch was sheyond doubt hnils by Salomon; showing ihai lhe arcii. iwhiciI was suppnsed iodbe5 invented by tie Ro.l mans, iwas dsnORn and used . thousand years before Chfisi. sa fe ssssasI 2 q x
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-02

The New HoTEL.-An adjourned meeting
OF the 'DOnors of the new hotel, proposed to be
built by Ethan Allen Esq.," was held at the
American House on Saturday evening April 80.
The meeting. was called TO order by Charles
Paine Esq, the chairman, and the secretary be !.
ing absent, Thomas Earle was chosen secretary
pro TEN, when the committee appointed at the
last meeting for procuring further subscriptions,
were called upon to report. The chairman Of
said committee reported the subscription fuT--
The contract was then completed between the
parties, and put into the hands Of third person,
which settles the.matter, that we are now to have
what has long been wanted, new hotel located
on the corner Of Main and Pleasant streets, which
Will be great benefit as well as an ornament 10
our prosperous and growing city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-02

Mr.. Editor:-Having had the pleasure of wit
Messing the beautiful local drama produced last
week at the Museum perhaps a few words of
comment would not be out of place. The scene
~ was excellent, and the various parts ably sus-
tanned by the entire strength of the company
Mr.. j. Webb Frederick Jerome'' was excel
lent, and has added new aurels TO his well earn
ed reputation as a stock actOr-he is becoming an
immense lavorIte. Mr.. P. Jones as ssBlubber''
far exceeded our expectations, his dialect was
good, and he seemed 10 know his business he is a
young actor and we wish him every success
We noticed that Mr. Buxton's lameness physical
ly not mentality was a serious inconvenience to
hlm,as it was he and the "ngger'' kept the audi
ence convulsed with laughter. Monroe, Havi-
land, Dimond, &c, &C., were all good in their
parts ''Alice'' was done by Mrs. Beissenherz,
further comment on this ady's acting is unneces-
sary. We were perpendicuarly electrified with
Mrs. Pierce's "Waddletongue, . it was decidedly
rich. Mrs. Buxton, and Carman, were as usual
good. We must not omit La Petite Carman, who,
as the New York newsboy, carried the house by
storm, and made decided shit
Much credit is due the management Of this es-
adjustment for their unceasng endeavors to please
the public. On Monday night (to-night) Mr..
Cartlitch, the efficient stage manager, makes his
first appeal to the citizens Of Worcester, and then
bill he offers is such s'should ensure him croto-
der. No one should fail Of seeing the "Lea of
Private Life,'' an affecting illustration of passio
and repentance, which awakens all our better
feelings. In the course of the evening Mr. Webb
will sing the pathetic ballad of "Katy Daring,''
and Pente Carman introduce favorile dance
Give him real benefit. SExrUs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-02
Chr Dotlp Spy.
MONDAY. MAY ., 1859.

CONVENTION or lS2o.--The pubic are u'i-
der special obligations to Hon. Nathan f1a'e' sn"
his son Charles Hale, editors OF the Boston Au-
vertiser, for repabIishing in neat octave vOume'
The ..Joorpsl OF the Debates and proceedings oil
the Convention of Delegates chosen to revise the
Constitution of Massachusetts, begun and holden
al Boston Nov. 10, 1920. and continued by adj
iournment to Jan, 8, 1921" This report was
originally made for the Advertiser and published
therein, and also published in a volume at the
close Of the Convention. A part of the edition
was ordered by the Convention for its members,
and the remaining portion was Immediately taken
up by the public, since which 1t has been out oil
prin, and not to be obtained. The calling Of the
Convention for similar purpose has produced so
great demand for the work, as to justify the is
sue Of the present edition. 1t viii, undoubtedly,
be extensively read, not only as indicating the
progress and relative advancement of the princi-
Piles of our government, as compared with the
time of the original foundation Of the Constitu-
tiOn and the present time, but as embodying the
views of the ablest gathering Of men, that, at
that time, had ever assembled in the State
Among these, were John Adams, Daniel Web
ster, Judge Story, Judge Davis. Chief Justice
Parker, and judges Jackson and Wilde Of the
Supreme Court, Josiah Quincy, William suIli-
van, Judge Shaw, Nathan Dane, Leverett Sal
tonstali, Samuel Hoar, Gov. Lincoln, George
Blake, Perez Morton, &c. &c.
The work may be had 1.-THE bookstore Of John
Keith, & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-02
Fairhaven, moved the adoption Of the following or.

farhaVen' moved the adoption OF the following or
der:
Ordered, that after Tuesday next, the House hold
only one session per day, commencing at O'Clock in
the afternoon OF each day
Mr. Lewis OF LaneslIoTo', moved to amend the
der by striking out the word ''Tuesday and insert
TO 8 O'Clock.
Mr. Lord OF Salem, approved of an adjournment
on wednesday until Saturday in the interval of
which time the Constitutional Convention cond
meet, organize, aud adjourn for fnrtnis hi or so.
EAfter debate. Mr. Lord put his motion before the
House in the shape Of an order, which was adon,ed
the House will adjourn on Wednesday morniDo
to meeton Saturday after clock in the afternoon
The orders ofthe day were resumed, and The re-
port of the Committee on the Whole on the snbiec,
of the majority bill Of the Committee ON the pe,i
ton of Thomas H. Perkins and others, was first in
order.
The amendment of MIR Wiggn was the question
for discussion. After considerable debate thereon,
MIR Wiggin Of Boston, rose to speak, when ohec-
ton made to his proceeding. A motion was
made that ne be allowed to go The Speaker
said-'the gentleman, by my record, has already
spoken seven times on the amendment" which re-
mark nettled Mr. Wisgin, who spoke in deprecia-
ton of the observations and stated that at future
time he would express his sense of the unusual i'm.
proprietY of Speakers making any such ohserva.
ton.
The question of the adoption of the amendment of
Mr. Virgin was then put, and the thereon
taken by yeas and nays, when it Adopted by
l2l'yeas to Ill nays-majority 10 in favor of the
amendment.
The House djourned at minutes to O'Clock.