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+ A CHOLERA SrANpEDE The Charlottesville
Jeffersonian must be held responsible for the
following amusing account Of cholera STAN
pede: sr79
ION Sunday last, during heavy shower of
rain, while worry largo and crowded congre
gatlon OF persons were collected in The meeting
house OF the Fluvanna Church where the
James River Baptist Association was holding
Its annual session, q negro woman who had a
more eager appetite for eating green apples
than for partaking Of spiritual food, was taken
with cramp cholic; Immediately tho word
passed through the congregation that she had
the cholera, and them ensued an immediate
hight, ladies, children and negroes pluneine
into the falling rain as If their lives depended
upon escape from q pestilence in their midst
Gentiemen placed themselves at the doors, en-.
deavoring to stop the egress, as we'll as to as
sure the audience that there was NO cholera
they might as we'll have tried to stop flock
OF sheep nom jumping down a'precipioe, after
the leader had gone over, or to dam MP NOM.
tam torrent; the cholera panic got into their
heads, and q safety only lay In their feet
they were determined to make good use of
them The house was soon cleaned, and the
congregation cured Of the cholera BY . good
drenching from the falling rain" e'S''
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SUMNER CLOTHING

~ FINE Manifestations and etran gers
" wishing to purchase Summer Clothing Of in :,
quaiitaes Will ind our p esent assortment to Be rs
~hich we are nov Offering greatly reduced In p-f
ees In order to run OF our entire stock before tn
Fail trade. ~ = -
Clothing made TO order. .f eco. % -
We have on hand . large and nne assortment OF
Summer material in the piece, which We viii make
10 order much cheaper Than the usual city prices,
b ~sE .-t WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Next door to the Iron hall,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th s..
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orfaAffoSs OF rnH Muf. The statsmsatoi
the spsratisns Of the mint In July shows the
total bullion deposited 70 have amounted q
81, $50, co., consisting Of $500 ooe IN gold tail
from California except $3o,ooN and $50, 600
in silver The whole amount Of coinage exc
cuted amounted in value to $s,5s7sss0 o., en-
bracing, l,4o4, 45O pieces. as follows = Gold
coinage, 54.s43 pieces-s3, ,S3l Sc; silver,
1,24s,s 800 pieces-slse, zoo copper cents, loi,-
BIG pieces-$l, 0IS I6. 81
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

WORCESTERSHIRE to the Evsning Star
living in the Northeastern section Of the city,
heretofore served by . youth named Thomas
Wheeler, are requested 20 pay him no more
money on account Of subscription to this pa
Per, he being no longer connected with it in
any manner Thomas Mathews, who will here
after superintsnd the serving of the paper, Is
the only person authorized to collect subscrip.
lions on the route here referred to.
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IA CARD Since the proprietor recent Labcrs
tory enlargements he Is able to fu'hl his aumerorl
riders for LEoN's KArHAIR,S without delay. This
peerless an immensely popu or article for invigor
atiog and bssusifyiug the Hair. il sold by every
druggist throughout Moth and South Ame,i q
Europe and the islands Of the ocean. No article o.
any kind ever obtained 90 extensive . sale In al
parts Of the world. - .-.l..r
ST. st Let those now use
- Who never used before;
And those who always used - ass = 30
Now use the more.
The price Is still Is cents, in large bot e..
DIS. BARNES. Proprietor, l6l Broadway. n. Z.
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A9-k should be NniuczsaUy knoscn-1or it, etrict,y
1ue-that indigestion is the parent Of q large prc
portion Of tbs fatal diseases Dysentery, diarrha
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many othe,
tiseeses enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
alone. Think Of that dyspepcsI think Of Il al WIS
suffer from disordered stomschs, and you are VII
ling to be guided by advice, founoed upon expert
ence, resort at once don't delay day. to Hoonsnd
German Btte-s, prepared BY Dr.. G. NJ. jackson
stands alone and unapproached. We have tried tn.
Bitters; and knew that that they ara excellent 70,
The diseases specified above. For sale BY dealers II
medicine everywhere an
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

"1shING to carry home handsome preeents
w would d. we'll to exami.e our upuusIly
lsrxe stock of
PURE SILVER SPOONS
FORKS, LADIES' dc.
Ladies' and Gsntleme MS superior
GsLD WAfCaKs AND cHALyS
Gold Brtsstpins, Ear and Finger Rings,
Locketk &c.
Also extra fine PLATED TEA SETS,
ALBATA FORKS AND SP0ONS
SUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY, PINE FANS. Ia
NJ. W. CALI BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sA.
auR st
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This weeks number contains the full psrtic-
ulars of the New York aud Brooklyn tragedies
now absorbing 50 much of the attention of
the public q report of the trial Of Baptist
clergyman for the murder of his wife; Life
-as the Station Houss''-s dngularly interest
ing sketch (; an admirably written story from
the prsctised pen Of Harton foreign and do
nestle intelligence; the closing scenes Of Con-
gressi and An unprecedentedly large amount
of Washington news and gossip Of the most
important and interesting character.
The Weekly Star il furnished to subscribers
for the low sum Of 81 Is per snnum, In i'd
vance.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY -

THIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
L just been dedicated with appropriate oeremonies
for the purpose Is nov open for tbs reception Of ths
remains Of deceased persons. = =
Tbs MLQsOLEUM has capacity for o husdr ID
bodies, In which such friends CT the dead as may
ppy place the departed until they relsct sitss
fHr the graves.
The plan ofths inoorporators ID one of equality in
regard to the lots vnich will not be put up publicly
for sale, but csn Be taken privately as persons may
desire them
Applications to be made at the Cemetery Ofics. at
the entrance Of the grounds. ore mile and . hal,
1orth of the Capitol WIN. g. HUMPHRRY
arg Sim
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

~ AauI AND EEyHR Of three years etand ne
0uRED.-Mr. John Lengdon. now living at Beaver
Dsm. Hanover county, Va, nsar Richmond. had
Ague snd Fever for three years, most of the time b.
had chills trics day, and rarely less than once
be was parched with fevers soon Is the chin LEFT
him ard after trying physicisna, quinine, most o
the Tonics advertised, and everything recommended
tsr's Spanish Mixture was spoken of, he got tse
bottles, but before he had used mere fhsn q eing
one, he was perfectly cured, and hss not had chill
or fever since
Mr.. Lcngdon fs on'y one out ei Thousands whf
have been benefited by this great tonic alterstiy,
and blood purifier. 7..s =
sssGee advertisement.
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LIST OF LRrrRBs

- - T-.ls<.s 8, 1854.
r0Sdsssos % sipssSissd h tksa EvrSIxs sTAn,"
asrssub,e y tAs JsUseiss secSacs y TAG Pes 0scs
Issssn Of asy dolly paper p~s,iskedis Washington:
SEC. s. .4nl b u further endfsi, That the list Of
letters remaining uncalled for in any post ONCE in
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
be printed shall, hereafter, be Published once oaly
oftener shall hare the largest circulation within the
range Of the delivery Of said Office, 10 be decided by
the postmaster At such Office
srPersons applying In tAs bliowins list vii
plesss say they ApvEIfisKD. ~
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q We are daily receiving requests by
letter, to mail the Star to city Subscribers and
others for short time. The writer's, however,
forget to nail tho pay for them with the
orders. So, of course their requests cannot be
complied with, a. we mail no papers not paid
FOR in advance. This IL an imperative rule in
the Star once. Our patrons will therefore
please take notice that If they desire the Star
By mail, they should send with their orders,
payment at the rate Of 33i cents Per month.
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FRENCH BOOKS

QOssUET-oraison's Funebres, I vol, Inns
ID Madame de Stael-Considerstion Sur II Ieyo-
luton, vol p
Desca-tes-0euvres, vol
esrnier-Economie Politqus, vel
Oerneille-Thestrc. vols
Ga1ane de Stael-De pAllemagns
Osuvres &c Rabelairs
Gayffsr-Pouts ct Chsussees, vols With platss
Martens ct Cussy-Recueie de Traites, 6 vols
asrden-Trsites de Paix, Is vols
Conversations ModeY mes en- Prapcais a. On AnoasIs
Also, q large assortment Of French Novels In pam
phlet form. FRANCK TAYLOR.
aug 3
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

VIRGINIA CoRs Crop Tho prospect in the
counties Of Virginia, surrounding Richmond,
has seldom, If ever been better for alsrge corn
crop. In Fauquier county and some other
portions Of the State, there will be almost an
entire failure. -
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LIME-LIME-LIMEt

IV PLASTEREnS AND BUILDkRS-We have
i now IN haSd, ct eeelyis Pa.mt Kflna OWE
THOUSAND BARRELS OF LINE, and are now
making two hundred barrels daily, which We viii
sell on the best termr.
We would call the particular attention Of plaster.
ers to this superior tcle of Lime Is FIVE from
coal cnders or other sediment 1t being burnt alto.
gether by wood, which makes Il very superior ar
tcie for pisstering, VII te coating, and bard finish.
ing.
Give us call and you shall be pleased.
aug S-lm J. sHKLY co.
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- JOE SHiLLIH6feH receives ell the New Bock.
and Newspapers ss fast e. publis he'd. H., is scent
for Har; er's and al tba other Nag ana cnr
readers VIII always find lArgn and goos .. scr i.
mvnt OF Blank Booas and stationary vt fis 30 h
store, odeon EuidinE, corner of4 street an Penn.
'ylVAnls avenue a. aug 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

N~ The Excursion OF the n Pc.
S ter's sunday school to the White House win
take place on the 10th inst a., Us -.
The teachers have chartered the safe and inorp.
lar Steamer George Washipgton, and also Z Band Of
excellent Music, for the occasion. -
r!her particulars will appear next weak.
3D., Aug 1-er3t 49,
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LAYING AN EMBARGO Con- mon Conn
Gil Of Detroit have passed resolution forbid
ding the sale in the city market, for the pre-
sent, Of cabbage, cuoumbsrs, lettuce, green
corn, green fruit fresh pork, veal and fish.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

a The Boston Mail has been purchased by
VIM. V. Spencer, who has secured Mr.. Purdy,
one Of its original projectors, as editor.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

q The statement published by the Abing-
don Virginian, about child being killed by a
panther, turns out to be hoax.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

e. THOSE II WANT OF RKApY-MADr CLOTHING
should, before purchasing e'ssvhsre, call At n al
Walker Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
whore they viii find materials Of all kinds colon s.
and qualities, made up In ths most approved styii
and at prices which cannot fail IN induce them 1
purchase. They have just received an additional
large supply of those beautiful and we'll made Duck
market Their stock is we'll kept up, oopsisting O.
everything belonging to q gentleman's wardrobe
together with boys snd servants clothing.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

strike IN 4 NAVY YAAD.-Ths workmen
employed on the Steam frigate at tho Navy
Yard, Charlestown, Mass, have struck for
higher wages. They demand s. per day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

A9eSPLINDD PIcTURES--Thoee Of our readers WIT
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail to psy visit to Plumb's Rms OF
the Avenue. ehsson exhibition there sofiO ohoic.
specimens Of the new art Of Ddgue,reoeyping in OF
There Is portrait sxesuted, in this last STYLE, O
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist every linesmsnt thereof giving lifelike s1
preston. Mr.. Plumbe is reckoned among the frs,
Daguerrean artist Of our time mar "a
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A.N Attention., Yagers 1.-The MONTHLY
meeting Of the Company is postponed until
M THURSDAY EVENING, August 10th, when
" " full attendance IL expected. - =
aug g. g. A. 6CHWADZNAN
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

n Tho Sta, can b procured at An early
hour every afternoon, In Baltimore, at the
news stand corner of Charles and Baltimore
streets ..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

% The friends Of MARY O'RAGAN in Wash
nete are isormed that herself and child died at the
Baltimore Aims House on the 18th July. Fuuber
particulars can be learned by addressing a mole or
calIirg on John Ilickie, 70 fremont street, BALI,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

CfRAY HORSE.-strsyed away from the sshseri
~ Der On Wednesday, July %, bay MARE, thin.
tsen years old, and about l6 bands high, with two
white feet. A hber,l reward sin be given II TIE
msre u brought to B: r. Mcxley's Sega Store, cor.
ner Bridge and Washington sts., Geofeetoxn.
aup ste fEsa - 80. -
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a The failure of tho Montouf Iron Works.
Gays the Pittsburg pa J Chronicle. will in all
probability embarrsss some Of the Railroad
Companies who had contracted for rails, and
advanced bonds.-Balt. American. ssr..
This is mistake The Montour Iron Works
is still in successful operation, the Company
being abundantly able to meet all its engage
ments.
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Coilector's Once, August !. ls,s

Collectors Once, August I, 1854.
NOTICE TO Il X.p A Y ER1.-pE-
IN DUCTl0S FJR PROMPT PAYMENT.-Notics
Is hereby given that the Taxes for the year 1854 are
now due, and payable 1t this ONCE; and that DE-
duo Ion Of eight per cent is allowed BY Law for thu
current year paid on or before the slst inst
B. J. ROCHE
aug z-sotd Collector.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The following new books have been sent us
from the enterprising book dealers, Taylor 4
Maury, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets: d
Scott's reprint of the Westminster Review
for July. This number contains most I'D
mirably written article on tho life Of Cardinal
Wolsey. re- .s.. d.. ,..,,
Nos. and Of Martin Nerrivale.
History of the Protestant Church in Hun
gary" This work is destined to have q wide
circula.i ion. The introduction il written by
D'Aubigne. I'D srs.. .. -s.
F. /" Thoughts and Things at Home and
Abroad" by Efihu Burritt, with memoir of
the author by Mary Howl tt, which is not the
least attractive feature Of this most attractive
work 90 --t-@ ID az. - 5alt-a =.
Poems, Plays and Essays, by Oliver Gold
smith," Accompanying this standard work,
is critical dissertation on Goldsmith's poetry.
BY Dr.. Akin. and an Introductory essay by
Henry Tuckerman, ESQ.
1.-The Poets and ,Ahs Poetry Of the Ancient
Greeks; with an historical introduction, and
q brief view Of Grecian philosophers, orators,
and historians BY Abraham Mills" This
will prove . most valuable addition to Amer
lean libraries. Its typographical appearans
10 unexceptionabls. s7gas iii 8.afa -
: %" Essays and Misoellsniss by Professor vii,
SON. Whist library Is complete without the
''recreations" Of Christopher Notth9 Right
glad are We 70 SOC An old friend in such
handsome dress Is the volutns before Us pre-.
sents. -1 i-5--i 1.isf 5l.,ztiIEs. e. =
"Tslfourd's Critical and Miscellaneous
Works " A 1T companion for Wilson's works
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a. A horse exhibition for Ohio and Penn.
sylvania is to take place at Salem, Colum.
biana county, Ohio, shortly. -
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~ FIRST WAkD-OOMM0N COUNCIL
Asssrs, EDITORS: Please announce CHAS A. DA.
Wis a. candidate for . eeat in the Board Common
Counc from the Fir We I'd, to all the vacancy 90
ccsioned by the death Of D. 8. Paine.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

n Joe shilling.on sends Us the "Nsw
York Journal" for august, it 10 the best mum.
Der oul We also have from the same dealer,
the August number Of that admirable publ
cation, "Tbs illustrated Magazine Of Art"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

TIE Mexican FuSD.-It Is sisted, II the
New York papers, that Cen. Almonts has
called in sg tho Mexican specie fund loaned
to the banks sf tRaE city. This will make q
tight money market.
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BOWEN'S ACADEMY,

.---- GEORGETOWN. ., G.
THE duties OF this Institution win be resumed on
Il Monday, September 4th. III successful In ee.
curing the services of an efficient assistant nftecn
more pupils will be received
Tuition per quarter, $l2 90. French and Draw
Ing extra p. A. BOWEN, Principal.
suR 3-eo2y
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DIAMONDS /!

"E inrit, our patrons and the public In gene
w raj to cal and examining our large assortment
OF ve-y rich and elegant DIAMOND JEWRLRY,
embracing: Bracelets from 500 10 $3.50. Pins $40
to $50. Ear Rings $40 to $3.50 pair. Rings and
Crosses SO to s276 each.
Afro, great variety Of Pearl Mosaic, Coral, 6sr
net, Lava, Cameo, and Gold Jevcry-vsry Latest
siyls, received today.
We have also on hand well selected stock Of nne
WATCHES, and full assortment ofpvre slLNhh
WARE.
We rhall take great pleasure In showing thoss
goods to all who csl whether with the intention OF
purchasing CT gratifying their curiosity.
Our stock il large ana well selected, and We shau
cell ct very moderate prices.
- WARMER 4 sEMKRN
JEWELLERS
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
sra1 2-lW
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-05

~ The regular me citing OF the Co.
iumbia Typograpbhat Society will be held this (Sat
urday) evening, ct O'Clock W.
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OST-Yefterday evening, hetv e.n and o'cIk,
IL aPORTk4ONEALE. containing the following
notes, Wig: One drawn By Jno w. Dorsey for $l77
81. dated April IL, 1854, 1t months, and drawn
~ james Frssier, one for $50 ard So 80, dated
yens, and three notes drs by Jno. Goldin jr for
$Sz 10 each, dated June 21st at s, T. and months,
IN favor Of p. j. Stevens. Also due bill Of james
trssaer fer $2S6 and some centa The public here.
oy cautioned not TO neg otiate the ssme o. payment
has been stopped. The finder win confr favor
End be suitably rewarded BY leaving il ct the stsr
ofnoe or stevsns Fancy Store, Pa avenue. between
eth and 9th streets. aug 2-tf
E6LIE'S LADIES' GAZETTE OV
IL Fashion, containing new, useful, and sle-
CANT designs for ladies, childrrn's and infants
tune. 80. = =
The August number Is published and for ssle %
SHILLINGTOS's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa ~. and ~ st. 0dsoa Building
aug 1T
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DARING RoBBRRY-eleo REWARD.


TNHIs morning, sbsst . os,cok, ths rsfids nee Of
l. Be updsrdGued vas burg'srioas y entered and
Tie Glowing srItelss seossa thaensa, w; sd
d~sschef lsv,r Wst-h, With shgfAvsd sndscaps
eaek, ard male spd fmsl> figures; sttsahsd b tho
~s'ch vas gid vest chsin ssch link Of hich rsp-
Nne yrs; Ilsia 9 Id hoop Brsc lets, With one
OF which wss tnso,sd gold Nsdsllion, inisid TN
hs; tso gold Brssstpips one DAD, 81 REQ, ming
three lesved clover, the other (ecnleoan's) harp.
est With White and red stones; tse childrsns gcld
loops; two sstts oliver tesspe ops, one set marked
81 30, being Jour twenty one ten, ore Eve and ois
two end Q 7 ali collar gold pitces beside ore eold
dollar, and zone Email silver change aimed n
small round porte monnsie
The undersg ned win give the befbrS mentioned
seward o. $l00 lbr The PsecFsry Of the shove, "a
the detection and consi ton Of the thief or evee
$50 for the rcstorstion ef tie proper OF Tie srrss
and convie4ioa Of the robbsr o. robbers; ,r mo-
stoleu. y. HcNERulNY
aug 4-3t sth street. near Pstcst oAcs-
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IEITIlLa

Hsssian Consul; Washington whg Minister from Bavaria
b. C. A.; National Correspondents Association.
August 8, 1854. JAMES G. BRRREr Pu
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P.s-Editors the above papers win please COZ
and send their billsto the Pstenf OOoe, vfth nam
epnt.ining thie poltss. aug NSSs
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Frederick A. Esslsn Amongst the numer.
Gus appointments confirmed BY the Senate
dnzing the present week, was that of Frederick
A. Bsslsn, Esq., - Secretary Of Legation to
Chill. Mr.. B., though bpt young man, has
already filed several diplomats posts, and the
seal and ability with. which he discharged
their dutisa, 10 best evidenced BY the appoint
ment which the President has inst conferred
upon him. His intimate knowledge of the
people and il,stitutionsof South Americs, 40.
quired from . long residence in that country,
sminently fits him for the discharge Of the
duties of his new position. and will enable him
to render valuable assistancS to tie Minister
under whom he will serve. u q 80 TN, 49,
The Memphis Hsyy Yard and 8ppurtsnan-
ees actually given away By Congress-
Among the Last setsof Congress was actually
q sucoeafaI motion to- denate the Memphis
navy yard to ths Mayor and town council Of
that burgh. II sssms that some fpuetionary
there estimated for tho expenditure of hum
drsds Of thousands Of doIlsrsin Improvements
upon It., The Senate reduced the amount to
about 800, 900, and the House still further re-
ducsd It to some $4,000. Senator Jones, Of
Tsnnsssss, when the bill csme back, in great
tndisnasiOn moved si;, amendment donating
the yasd, - sbovs explained, which sstas!!!!y
pe.'sdi In the HOUSE. ere, tbe pAyA sppro-
pnaaon bill passed, this clause was still further
amended by the addition of . proviso that the
eess'on should be made, provided Mr.. Perrin,
ltas psothss.in.lsw Of the Nsssrs. Stanton, J