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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-07
Auttiorlg.
ENERE MPTOR $ Al LIE OF
New aud Fashionable
PARLOR. COTTAGE, AND CHAMBER

RNLTU r +.
Will be sold at Public Auction, at HORTICULTURAL
HALL Front Street. on Thursday next Dec Ith, COM
encing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of the largest ana most
shonabe assortmens of New Furniture, ever offered at
iction in this city, consisting in part OF enc Figured
lush parlor Set Ornamented Chamber Sets Mahogany
nd Black Walnut Spring Seat Paror Chairs, do Rockers
nd Easy Chairs 25 Sofas comprising all styles mahoS
ny and Black Walnut frames, do do. What Nots secre
Ties and Hat Trees Gard and Centre Tables several
ice Marble Tables What Not Writing Desks One nice
lack Walnut Office Desk. Mahogany, Black walnut,
nd Marble Top Bureaus, do. do. and common slnks-
,veral nice Black Walnut Extension Dining Tables Git
rame Looking Glasses. Also Mahogany aud Black Wal
ut Frame Lounges. Feather Beds Hair HusE, and other
actresses 200 Cane Seat Chairs. 200 Wood Chairs
a1e Seat and Wood Rockers of all kinds 90 Cottage
edseads so common do. Common Wash stands and
lght Stands Common Dining Tables. Work, Toilet
nd Tea Tray do Several nice Marble Top Centre Tables,
.ahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses, rea-poy'
Also, ONE SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
The above stock is from the best manufactures in New
ngand and made expressly for retail trade, and fully
arranted; but will be Sold without reserve to the high
bidder Great bargains may be expected. The after
on sale will commence at half past one O'clock
N b. No postponement on account of the weather.
ALEX. PUTNAM Il S. NJ REDDING,
Worcester, Dec. l, 1854. Auctioneers
ar
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9EIHE GROWING GIFT OF NATURE

FENHE GROWING GIFT OF NATURE
n AND SCIENCE.-Ths wonderful cures effected by
DIR. MORsE's INyIGoR ATING ELIXIR AND COR
DIAL, although topics of conversation throughout the
Union, incredible to skeptica individuals.
They cannot believe that herb brought from the shores
of ASIA and subjected certain scientific proc .sses and
combinations will absolutely control every species Ner
disease every phase of Indigestion restore the
regular action of every disordered secretve organ
neutraze by its antdyspeptic influence all impurities in
the elementary flu is which the blood is derived.
Unwise douoter surrounded you by wonders liv
ing in age of sceutfc miracles, have you not ye
learned to dsrust your preudces, when opposed
the evidences of cs to the spontaneous testimony of
clouds of witnesses? Ask the delicate and
choy wife, who, without strength carry the first
great purpose of marriage angushed and pinned in sick
and suffering what she thinks of the Elixir Read
her answerif size has tried the glorious invigorant-n
her healhful complexion clear bright eyes, and elastic
step; read in tine rosy clustering faces at the mothers
knee. Wherever debility and physical incompetency ex
st they strength and vitality There no form OF
disease, fer which it is pecic affection
of the stomach, irregulariy suspension of the
creons, which it does relieve and ultimately cure.
The Cordial put up, highly concentrated in pint
ties Price three dollars per bottle five dollars six
for twelve dollars. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Cana
ia, and the West Indies. AGENTs-Worcester, NJ D..
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS n HAVEN Providence,
J. BALCH Il SON. Boston. BURR & PERRY.
NIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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vaE RENOV a L.-BR0WN II co. will
G. to their Store in Flagg's Block, ABOUT Dec.
W 18th and previous to that time shall Offer
large stock of Crockery, China Glass Ware Solar, Cam
phere and Fluid Lamps, Granloles Candelebras Brit
tanna Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, Tea Trays,
Paper Uangings, &C. prices that cannot fail 10 suit
purchasers the cost OF removing such stock, and the
risk breakage, being strong inducement for sell
very cheap.
our stock is large and complete and purchasers can
find as good assormen (icr the present) at any
similar establishment in Massachusetts, and at prices
that will pay them well for giving a call
BROWN 4 co
no7 d&w3w 14S Main street.
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ENARL SENTZ, late member Of the Germanat
" Musical Society, has the pleasure to inform the
patrons of Music that he has taken with Mr. Perry
No. Harrington Corner where he will be happy give
instruction IN PIANO AND SINGING. His six years
connection with the above Society, and the sole study in
Europe of both of hes branches abest profess
sors of Music enable him give all who may favor him
with their patronage, full satisfaction. preferred
will be given the respective homes OF the pupils.
s2l dSm*
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Ncm A0ucrtisem MS.
100000 COPIES TO BE SOLIDS!
BARNUM'S AU rORI0GRAPHY.
j. S. REDFIELD, nos 1I2 Nassau ST.,
VIII PUBLISH, on Thursday, Tee, Run
TnE LEE OLE p. 4. BARNuM


will publish, on Thursday, Dec. 14th,
THE LIFE OF p. T. BARNUM.
Written by himself. In which he narrates his early his
tory as Crk Merchant and Euitor and his later career
a Snowman. With portrait on steel, ana numerous
illustrations by barley. In one volume lZiro Price
One Dollar and twenty-five cents.
SIN this work, have given, in every particular the
true and the only full account of my enterprises. Pre-
face.
terest Mr. Barnum's unparalleled tact and talent as n
business man. the grand and liberal scale which his
prominent enterprises have heen conducted together with
happy temperament which both give and take hit
of hunor, have made his name world known household
word
Adopting 'nothng eXtenuaten his motto, he presents
the authentic history of "Joce Hehn the Fejee Mer
maid the ''Wooly Horse" the erl of Bualoes," and
other Snowman incidents, generally denounced as "um
bugs" while larger space devoted to his connection with
Gen Tom Thumb, and the triumphal Musical Campaign
of Jenny Lind Iucdauts OF travel and interviews with
The crowned heads and nobility Of The Old World, and
sketches and anecdotes in land; the entire history
of the engagement OF the Swedish Nightingale and the
receipts each concert; the purchase and manage
of the American Museum; life before and behind the
scenes; the travelling Circus OF earlier tines and It's adj
ventures; the travelling Menagerie of liter date; agricul-
ural experiments experience in bankng rules for bush
ness, and making fortune; and unumerabe addt ual
enterprises and operations afford the au hor an indefinite
range subject and he will abu danty prove by his pen,
hat he is something more than Snowman. We know
indeed of no subject which affords greater scope for
deeply interesting narrative than the AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF
p. T. BARNUN.
For sale by all Booksellers. dot d.
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BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
Office 236 Main Street.

Nd EA Z ESTATE IN q UINSIGAMUND
ia, A VALUABLE BUILDING SITE AT AUCTION.
win be sold. on the premises, Thursday, Dec. 7th
10 O'clock Acres Of very desirable Land situated in
ie Village Of Quinsgamond 24 miles from the City Hail.
1.-THE west side of bury directly opposite to the
ills formerly owned and occupied by s. G. N D. II. Per.
-. The land is elevated with substantial bank wall,
races &c, with wide front the street. Also upon
same is cellar, and nearly stone enough to wall it.
$50 some or 10 cords Of Wood standing Fruit Trees,
I :; The above offers a rare opportunity to any one
shing retired residence, with garden suitable for
ising vegetables for this market.
Terms liberal For further particulars inquire Of the
nctioneer Office 236 Main street. diff n3O
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BfchmOnd's Block, 263 Main Street,
UP STAIRS
The undersigned has commenced the manufacture of
LADIES' Il MISSES BOOTS & SHOES in this city and
is prepared to furnish dealers or individuals with
every description of Ladies' and Misses Cater Boots
Bootees, Slippers and Shoes, made in most superior
of the best Materials and warranted to excel in
beauty and durability goods of this description ever
before offered in Worcester.
With the hest workmen, and the best materials and by
the aid of his IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE which
obtained the Gold Medal the highest prem ium offered at
the recent Exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanics Association, he acture better art
Gle AMI less price than is possible those to make
who have no such facilities.
The citizens of Worcester and especially the ladies' are
respectfully invited to visit the establishment, and see if
such is not the fact.
LADIES BOOTS SHOES MADE TO ORDER
By calling at the Mandatory, the foot of any lady can
be measured with the utmost accuracy and any descrp
ton of boot shoe furnished in few hours warranted
Mt in the most perfect manner and to possess such other
advantages the old patterns as cannot fail to com
mend them to the wearer's approval
F. X. ROBINSON.
Richmonds Block, ID Story, NJ. 1858 Main street.
d. off
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Glotbn1e.

Clothes clothes, clothes, imperial forms OF dress,
Give the king his regal air. to the queen her oveness
The gallant so grand and gay the maid almost divine,
Would b. noticed amongst the crowd, II their clothes
want superfne;
We look at the glorious flowers with their Of thou
We look at the dome Of night with thousand goldeneyesj
And bow the spirit Of beauty that gives as such
And the spirit Of beauty you know, is nought but the
spirit OF dress.
Clothes Clothes clothes the summary days have gone
And the chilly nights of the Fall swiftly coming
And the ghsome clothes VIXEN the roses were in
bloom,
We must cast away and prepare for Winters cold and
gloom
80 come ye ayhare sre your clothes of sober hue
And come,ye schooboys gay, for suits, green, brown
blue,
Come stawart and strong in your native manliness
and MAC LIAR will make you shine in the glories OF
glorious dress.
Clothes, clothes, clothes, hurrah for the overcoat
That we button, Then zero reigns, round body and
urrah for the hos0H friend flannel that covers our brt
When winter with spears ice at our thckest vest;
And hurrah for MACULLAR, who makes and sells fast
as he can,
All that's fitting for ''Bub" or the most imperial man.
Go to him and buy your Clothes and you learn to bless
The day you began to trade with the paragon Dress
lohes clothes, clothes, the lawyer forges his BRIEF
he farmer the price of wheat the lover his grief
he Woodman the green oak tree that grows in ts forest
he doctor bis fees and pills the boatman wind and tide
he clergyman his text, and the hardy artizan
lis daily tolls and cares when they the fH dressed
man,
Ind they instantly go to MAoULLAG's, and nobody
should do less,
md out the newest Styles and handsomest forms
Of dress
MACULIAI3, WILLIAMS &c 90
271 PiPcr's Block, Main Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MIN,
lave always on hand an immense stock Of CLOTHING,
nder Clothing, and general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail.
Country merchants will fnd it highly advantageous to
ler interests, to call at cur store, offer them
oods cheaper than any other house IN the country.
la Custom Department. may be found the most ex-
use assortment Of Piece Goods be found in this city
insisting of Broadci0HS, Dosskins, Black and Fancy
asstaereS Casters, Beauers, pestHgs, in Grenadine
I'd London Silks, Heivets, Ptsh Cashmere &c, which
Ill be made up at the shortest notice. and in the best
amer under the charge OF Mr.. ALBERT PArTERsoNw
lnnut be eXceled by any in this city as an expert
iced Cutter. dawtf o6
MOVED UP AT LAST!
You will find US at the OLD STAND,
No. 4, worcester House Block,
CosRer Of MAIN & ELM srsRKrs,
and after this TUESDAY EVENING, Nov 2sth
We shall continue to sell, either READY MADE or
o ORDER, the best of Goods, UP TOWN at
DOWN TOWN PRICES!
We have hand for Men and Boys of all Sizes every
ling they wear above their hoots
VALENTINE & STUDLEY.
FASHIONS RECEIVED MONTHLY.
Gentlemen ordering Garments of us, will therefore
sure Of having them made in the latest style.
VALENTINE & STUDLEY.
n25 ds1m
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GRAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL
w CONCERT AT BRINLEY HALL.

The MENDELSSoHN QUINI ETTE CLUB respectfully
announce that they will give Concert Monday
ing, De- 11th listed by the Evorte vocalist MRs. Il.
A. WENTWORTH. An excellent selection will be pre-
sented for which, programme ~
Tickets $50 SINGLE three for 81 mayo obtained
at Boydcn's Exchange Office, and at the door Doors
open at 81. Concert commences at u O'Clock.
d6 DIST
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ahAV is &c III ARV Ely.
NO. FLAGG'S BUILDING.
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
FURNISHING STORE.

GENTLENiEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
Tic undersigned have taken enc of the new, elegant,
ad cdpacous in FLAeG's BUILDING for the pur-
of carrying on the CUSTOM and
READY MADE CLOTHING
lsness. They have just opened and arranged large
nd varied assortment Of seasonabe goods embracing
arments of every variety, quality, style, and price
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
the very best manner, and garrdnfsd TO- ut, at the
lorest possible notice. Our assortment of I 0nGl-
lOIhs. Cassimeres d ESKINs, & BEAVER
L0IHS, is very complete, and embraces all the
rabe kinds OF goods in the market All Of stock is
ew, and bought at the uery ioDest prices and
eperence in this department will enable give per.
satisfaction both in prices, making up, and fitness TO
who may favor with their patronage. We also have
lIhand a very great variety Of
:ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
every description which will sell to all purchasers
low as the same goods can be purchased elsewhere.
ALso,-BOYS' CLOTHING,
every description. Parents and Guardians will find
their interest to cab us, confident we can
upply Clothing for the Young folks cheaper than they
buy the cloth, and axe the garments at home.
AVERY DAVIS,
CBAS. J HARVEY, DAVIS & HARVEY.
ms dawtf
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AN AMERICAN WOMAN well acquainted
IN with all kinds Of house work. be had to do the
work in private family, in boarding house, by APP
plying at this office. d4 d.
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LEWIS G. MUNN,

NEONEE TO LOAN! Persons in want ofmoDey
I'VE collateral security are invited to call at MUNNS
Intelligence Office, 233 Main street, up stairs
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Fifty Houses for Sale.
In different parts of the City, also, 200 House Lots. This
property can be bought on the most liberal terms.
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H0uses and TencnsentN to Let.
Board for Married s. Single GcWstemcn.
Capa bic Girls can be had for HOUseSyOrik.
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Donts.

NNANTED.-From six to twelve meu who under
w stand the Milk and Gardening business, and who
have sufficient capital take from six to ten each,
to South America They will be paid the highest wages,
receive their full share OF the profits. No healthier
spot can be found They have any references they
wish. Apply in person. by letter, to AIIAZ BASSErT
Worcester, or TYLER PAINE Berlin, Mass.
n23 DIFF
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Ep E-OPEN D.-The Subscribers, having removed
IA to No. Fla&g's Building. are pre-
pared to offer to the ladies' of Worcester and vicinity,
almost emit ely new stock, consisting Of
HOSIERY GLOVES, THREADS,
YARNS, BUTTONS, TRIMMING GOODS,
EMBRoIDERIEs, &C., &c.
including many very scarce and desirable goods And
having ample cOnvenences, shall spare efforts in
tion of customers.
We wuuli respectfully solicit continuance of the pat.
ronage heretofore so literally bestowed upon us.
n22 diff CLARK Il SANFORD.
TWENTY-FIVE CENT FLANNELS
q FOR 1 8 CENTS PER YARD.-500 yards of White
Cotton and Wool Flannels, same grade sold always at
twenty-five cents per yard for sale at the low price of
8 cents per yard. Ladies' wishing Dry Goods
cheap will find very much for their interest to cal at
No. l54 Main Street. GEO. p. BRYANT.
oil diff
EBRYA NT'S ELEBRAT TED
A0 BLACK SWISS SILK.
In calling the attention of the Ladies again the above
Dress Silk 10 with the addition another seasons
trial of the durability of this Silk. That it will wear and
NOT CRACK, that it has beautiful finish and color,
and that is the cheapest S-a lady buy FACTS
no longer to be disputed u WrttteR warrants are
eiuen TO purchasers. 1 Having just opened fresh
lot Of the above ladies invited call and examine.
s12 diff GEO. BRYANT
GEOAkS! CLOAKS!-J. II. CLARKE & CO.
" are opening this morning, splendid assortment of
LADIES' READI"MADE CLOAKS,
of the latest fashions to which they would invite your
special attention hef re purchasing
CITY STORE, 152 Main-st opposite the Post Office.
nj diff
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The Programme win consist of Quartettes, Ballads,
Ges Songs Pieces descriptive and humorous Solos and
Bass Solos, from the newest and best selections
Go carly and get good seat. Doors open at 81; to
commence at u O'Clock. No postponement.
DE- dtc II. g. HILL, Agent
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REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
No. 233 HGin-sreet, Up StGtrs Worcester.
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A WET NURSE can be had application
IN this Office. viii go into the country.
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LABELS CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

incompar
ablepreparation
which has now
been before the
public one year,
during which
time it has been
extensively used
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
II the more or
binary prepare
tions, and is now
generally con
ceded to be the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-07

A MEXICAN GIRL WANTED-to go
IA Boston, where she can have a good home, and b.
it'll e work to do.
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NAT ORCESFNR MUTUAL FIRE IN
w SURANCE COMPANY.-The Annual
Meeting Of this Company for the choice of Officers, viii
be held on Wednesday, the thirteenth day of December
instant at o'c ok 2. NJ at their Office in the Court
House in Worcester. CHARLES NJ MILES,
dc d&w1w Secretary.
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COTTAGE FOR SALEM tie northeast part
of the city, containing IL rooms, and 5000 feet of
and This cottage will he sold at IA bargain.
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A CAPABLE GIRL, with good references, d
IA sres place to do homework. Apply immediatel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-07

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE can be
N by applying at this Office
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MINE ACRES OF LAND for sale, mixes
Nv from City Hall, suitable for Gardening.
UOARDERS WA NTED-0n Pleasant, Maple
NIB SouthbTidge Salem, Madison, and Walnut streets.
GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS several capable
E Girls with recommendations, be had TO do house
work. Girls for 50 cents, 75c, 81 81 % per week.
233 Main Street.. Up Stairs 933.
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90 Ect.

FENO RENT.-A tenement Exchange street, con-
E tanning rooms. Rent S1o0. Apply at this Office
n25 DIFF
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NJEVV BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!-Z. BA-
Nv KER CO., IS4 Main st
MaXims of Washington.
Amabe Family History.
leartsease, the Brothers Wife.
Nile Stones in Life Journey.
Parley's Nauderngs by Sea AMI Land
Missionary Memorial
Stray Leaves from Fairy Land.
BrS ants Poems. New edition.
Bancrafs United States, vol. 6. Also the six vols.
Bias erville Poetry of Germany.
Lossings History OF the United States.
LIZA may.
large invoice of English Books. School Books whole
sale and retail Theological and Classical Books and
Works for Libraries supplied on the best terms.
d. diff
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TO LET.-A small tenement on Orchard street.
SD Possession given Immediately Price S120 In.
,l*s@A quire of WIN. DICK iNSuN.
no5 DIFF
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-27

MIR Carvallo, envoy extraordinary and minister plen-
poen,ary OF the republic OF Chilli after a residence al
Washington Of eight years. took leave OF the President
his TO Chill, on Friday last and with his fam
y sailed from Baltimore TO Valparaiso, in The ship Su-
san L. Fitzgerald. on the 22d instant
The official intercourse of Mr. Carvallo with our
government, and bis social intercourse with citizens
nantes, his ripe judgment, good heart and good taste
lie has left but iriends-very many friends-and
general regret at the parting with esimable family
and all cordially unit. in good wishes TO himself, his
amiabe lady. and children, that their voyage may be
pleasant aud their whole OF life happy.
Mr.. Carvao carries with him very marked proof oil
personal respect and confidence entertained for him
By The President and other high functioharies of
government and has 10 be proud OF The elevated
honorable position in which be has placed the rea
tons between the two nations.
The Chilian government. justly approaching his su.
peror abilities has conferred him the charge of her
foreign relations for which his experience at home and
abroad peculiarly qualities him. In her choice OF Mr..
Carvalo,s successor near government, she will in
deed be fortunate il che shall find representative equal
" acceptable to people, and equally desirous and in
defaiigable in promoting her interest.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-27
Congress Thursday

SENATE Hon. Albert G, Brown. senator elect from
the State of Mississippi, appeared; and his credentials
being presented he took the oath of Office. and took his
seat in the Senate.
The Chair presented report from the Secretary of the
Interior, asking for appropriation of $4,000 TO pay
the expenses of the Mexican boundary commission.
Several petitions were presented in favor of cheap
ocean postage.
The invalid pension bill was considered and passed
The bill for the relief of the United States troops
who sufferers by the recent disaster 10 the steam
ship San Francisco considered amended and passed
The subject OF the Vermont senatorship taken up
but after discussion laid over and the Senate
proceeded TO the consideration OF executive business
and, after long executive session, at halfpast four
o'clock, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Speaker laid be-
fore the House communication from the Department OF
the Interior; recommending grant meet deficiencies
arising out of the Mexican boundary survey. which
referred to the Committee OF Ways and Means The
House then went into committee the Presidents
sage, and Mr. Elhridge advocated the passage OF the
joint resolution of the Senate authorizing the President TO
confer the title of Acknowledgment by beve for emf.
nent services. The resolutions the Presidents mes
sage then taken up, and, after debate the
committee and reported the They were then
passed by the House The House again went into COM
mi,tee the def ,ency bill Mr. Smith, Of Virginia,
addressed the committee in able manner in defence of
the President and the motives by which he had been
tuaed in attempting 10 reconcile the New York demo-
Gratis Mr.. Cutting, Mr.. Walsh, Mr. Hughes, and Mr.
Campbell took part in the debate The committee then
and alter receiving reports principally OF private
nature, from committees the House adjourned