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Poe, Strckler, Terry aud Mr.. President
I. So the amendment was adopted, and
the bill ordered to third reading by the
the following vote, Mr.. Terry calling the
ayes and noes.
Ayes-Messrs. Bigelow, Huff Miles
Patterson, Poe, Stricklcr, Terry, Yantis
and Mr.. Presidcnt-unanimOus
On motion Of Mr.. Yantis the rules were
suspended and the Bill was read third
time. Pending the question "shall the bill
pass ?"-Mr. Yantis moved a reconsidera.
ton of the vote by which the bill was or
dered to third reading that it might he
again referred, which motion was carried
aud on motion of Mr. Yantis the Bill was
referred .a>select committee composed ol
Messrs. Poe, Bigelow and Terry.
ii b 27-reportod back from committee
on roads and highways with a recommend
alton that a former amendment be stricken
olt. The chair d, ci led it to be ont Of or
der to consider the report without recon-
sideration Of the vote by which the amend
ment was adopted. On motion Of Mr..
Huff, that vote was reconSidered, the for
mer amendment to the biz stricken out and
the bill ordered to he read third time
now by title. On the question of passage,
Mr.. President called for the ayes and noes,
end the vote was as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Bigelow, Huff, Miles,
Strickler, Terry and Yantis-7.
Noes-Messrs. Poe and President.
So the bill was passed and its title ap-
proved
On motion of Mr.. Huff, the rules were
suspended and all bills on the clerks table
which have passed the Council ordered to
be reported to day to the House.
II B Alan act relating to territorial
road from Steilacoom to Vancouver being
the order Of the day and the question being
"shall the bill be read third time ?-Mr.
Miles moved that it he indefinitely post
poncd, and Mr. Huff called the ayes and
noes, and the vote was as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Bigelow, HUFF, Miles,
Patterson, STickler, Terry, Yantis and Mr..
Presidents.
Noes-Mr. Poe. So the bill was indef-
nitely postponed.
II b 30--an act to amend an act to Or
ganize Pierce county was taken up. On the
question of passage, Mr.. Terry called the
ayes and noes, and the vote was as follows !:
Ayes-Messrs. HUFF, Miles, Patterson,
Strickler, and Mr.. President.
Noes-Bigelow, Poe, Terry and Yantis
A, passed aud its title approved.
CB l8-an act to amend the common
school law-returned from the House with
amendments.
The question being, will the House con-
cur the Council concurred in the LIST, Sd
and 4th amendments, and non-concurred in
the I'd. On motion Of Mr.. Yantis, order
ed that committee Of conference be ap-
pointed to confer with . like committee
from the House on the I'd House amend
ment to G b l9.
The chair appointed Messrs. Bigelow and
Patterson said committee.
II ] NJ 4-relative to post routes and
mail facilities in this territory, was read
once and ordered to Cd reading.
Mr.. Strickler introduced c B S4-an
act amendatory to an act to amend an act
entitled an act relating to elections and the
mode Of supplying v0cancies-which was
read once and ordered to o second reading.
Then adjourned.
, 1855-02-03
TUESDAY, Jan. 20, 1855.

Mr.. Bigclow, chairman of the committee
on judiciary reported back G b 80, an act
in relation to sureties, with substitute
therefor and recommended its adoption.
Mr.. Poe chairman Of the committee on
memorials reported back II J NJ 3, without
amendment and recommended its passage
Mr., Yantis, chairman Of the committee
on Indian affairs reported back ii Il 26,
an act to prevent the sale Of intoxicating
liquors to Indians with an amendment, and
recommended its adoption.
Mr.. Bigelow, chairman of the committee
on education reported back Ii j r T. with
an amendment.
G B Is, an act amending the act for
raising county revenue was read a second
time. On motion Of Mr. Poe, the bill was
amended by striking out the words, upon
the Sabbath day." whenever they occur
and inserting in lieu thereof ION Sunday"
On motion Of Mr. Miies, the rules were sus-
pended to read the bills third time now.
The bill was read third time now and
passed together with its Gtle.
@ b 20, was read a second time and OH
motion Of Mr.. Yantis referred to commit
tee on judiciary.
CB3l, an act to provide for the publca-
tion Of the laws Of the I'd session Of the
Legislative Assembly was read a second
time, and on motion of Mr.. Terry, referred
to the committee on printing. On motion
Of Mr.. Bigelow, ordered that the rules be
suspended, and all bills now on the clerks
table be reported to the House to-day.
oB 32, an act to amend the act to pro-
vide for assessing and collecting county aud
territorial revenue was read second time
and laid on the table to be printed.
G B rs, an act amending the act fixing
the northern boundary of Clarke county,
was read q third time and passed together
with its title.
CJR7, was read a second time, and on
motion Of Mr.. Bigelow, laid on the table
till Friday next.
H B 46, an act to amend an act TO au-
thorize and regulate the erection Of wharves
was read third time and passed togeth-
er with its title.
II j R I, reported back from the COM
mittee on education to-day with amend
ments was taken up-amendment adopted,
and on motion Of Mr.. Miles, the rules were
suspended to read the resolution third
time now. Read third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Bigelow, the rules
were suspended and all bills passed to-day
ordered to be reported to the other House.
A message from the House by their
clerk, viz
"MR. PRESIDENT Il am instructed to
report to you the passage of B IL, an
act appointing officers for the county OF
Walla Walls with amendments, aud II ]
r relative to the election of territorial Off
GERS and ask the concurrence Of the House
thererein also that the House has indefi-
nitely postponed G B II, an act TO pro-
vide q block for the Washington Monu-
ment."
II B Al, was read second time and on
motion Of Mr.. Miles laid Oh the table till
tomorrow.
Then adjourned.
, 1855-02-03
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. "a, 1855.

Mr.. Bigelow, chairman of the committee
on judiciary, reported back G. B. 29-an
act to amend an act relative to the sup
port Of the poor-without amendment, and
recommended its passage.
Mr.. Terry, Of committee on roads and
highways, reported back G. B. l6-an act
to amend an act entitled an act in relation
to the construction and maintaining roads
without amendment, and recommended
its passage.
Mr.. Patterson, chairman Of the commit
tee on counties, reported back II. B. "a
an act to change the county seat of Lewis
couniy-without amendment, and were re-
lieved from further consideration of the
bill.
&. B. 2S-an act to legalize the assess
ment Of Lewis county-reported back with
amendments by committee on counties yes
terday, taken up, amendments adopted and
bill ordered to a third reading.
The substitute for G. B. 30-an act in
relation to sureties-reported yesterday by
the committee on judiciary, came up in or
der, and Council refused to adopt the sub
stitute, or order the bill to be read third
time.
H. ]. N. 2-relative to titles to town
sites-reported back by committee on me-
MORALS on yesterday, was read third time
now, the rules having been suspended.
On motion of Mr.. Yantis, the vote just
taken was reconsidered in order to permit
Mr.. Strickler to offer an amendment.
Mr.. Strickler moved to amend the me.
mortal by striking out the last clause and
inserting an amendment in lieu thereof
which was read.
Mr. Patterson moved an amendment to
, 1855-02-03
TnuRsDAY, Jan. 25, 1855.

THURSDAY, Jan. 10 1900.
Absent-Mr Miles. Journal of yester-
day read and approved.
Mr.. Bigelow, chairman Of the committee
on ways and means, reported back G. b.
32-an act to amend an act TO provide for
assessing and collecting county and terrific
rial revenue-with an amendment.
Mr. Terry, chairman Of the committee
on roads and highways reported back II
b 27-an act relating 10 a territorial road
from Vancouver to Cowlitz Farms with an
amendment.
Mr.. Poe, chairman Of the committee on
memorials reported back G J r s-asking
appropriations for military roads, with an
amendment.
Mr.. Miles appeared and took his seat.
HJR 8-asking Congress- to reduce
the military reserve at Vancouver was read
second time and on motion Of Mr.. Miles,
the rules were suspended and the resolution
read a third time. On the question shall
the bill pass ?'-Mr. Miles called the ayes
and noes, and the vote was unanimous in
the affirmative as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. BigelOw, Huf, Miles,
Patterson, Poe, Strickler, Terry, Yantis
Mr.. Prcsident-so the resolution passed.
H.. r. 9-relative to the election Of
territorial officer was read second time,
and on motion Of Mr.. Yants the rules sus-
peudcd-the resolution read third time
now and passed.
C.B. 28-an act to legalize the assess
ment of Cowlitz county, was read third
time aud passed and its title approved.
29-an act to amend an act relating
to the support of the poor was read third
tme-passed and its title approved.
l6-an act to amend an act rela-
tive to constructing and maintaining roads
coming up for third reading, on motion
of Mr. Bigelow, the vote by which the bill
was ordered to its third reading was recon-
sdered,and the bill referred to the commit
tee on roads aud highways.
HB 26-an act to prevent the sale Of
intoxicating liquors to lndians-was read
third time-passed and its title approved.
GIN S-asking for an appropriation
for military roads, reported back with an
amendment by committee on memorials was
taken up-amendmeut adopted, and on
motion of Mr.. Miles, the rules were sus-
pended, the resolution read third, time
now and passed unanimously by the follow
ing vote, Mr.. Miles calling the ayes aud
noes :.---. -
Ayes-Messrs. Bigelow, Huff, Miles,
Patterson, Poe, Strickler, Terry, Yantis
and Mr.. President
A message from the House by their
clerk as follows:
| Mr.. PRESIDENT Il am instructed by the
Honse to report to you the passage Of II
M 4-relative to post routes in Washing,
ton territory and g b Is, with amendments
and ask the concurrence of the council
therein"
G b 32-an act TO provide for assessing
and collecting county and territorial reven.
ue reported back by committee on ways
and means with amendments on the adop.
tion of the amendments, Mr.. Bigelow called
the ayes and noes, and the vote was as fol
lows:
AyeS-Messrs. Bigelow and Ysntis--2
Noes-Messrs Huf, Miles, Patterson
, 1855-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, Jan. 20, 1855.

ANEobAAI ONhs Sc1 ANSOs
House met pursuant to adjournment
Journals read and approved.
After various reports from standing com
mittees, Mr. Watkins introduced joint
resolution relative to meeting Of the two
Houses in Joint convention to elect Terri
lorial Printer, Territorial Auditor, Terrific
rial Treasurer, and Territorial Librarian.
Read three times and passed.
H b 50-an act appointing commission
ers to select the site aud superintend the
erection of the penitentiary-read I'd time
and continued on its I'd reading till to-mor-
row.
HB 39-an act to prevent stations
from running at large-was taken up and
considered in committee Of the whole, in
which amendments the House non-concur-
red.
House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Several bills passed their second read
ing, when G B ll-an act assigning the
district judges to their respective districts
was read second time.
Mr.. Clark moved to lay on the table.
Motion lost on the ayes and noes:
Ayes-Briscoe, Carson, Clark, Cock,
Denny, Hennis, McCool, Watkins, White,
Speaker-l0.
Noes - Abernethy, Doyle, Guthrie,
Heald, Hendrickson, Irby, McCaw, Spin
ming, Stiles, Wallace, Wells-ll.
Mr.. Clark moved to strike out the en-
acting clause.
Motion lost on the ayes and noes, vote
standing the same as before, except that
Mr.. Henniss voted in the negative and Mr..
Guthrie in the affirmative.
Bill continued on its I'd reading.
HJR 8-relative to the reduction oI
the area Of the military reserve at Vancou.
ver--read third time and passed.
CB Ian act to locate the territorial
University--read second time and made
the order Of the day for tomorrow.
House adjourned.
, 1855-02-03

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, 1855-02-03
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PUBLISHED on EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
By DOYLE AGO.
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been entirely consumed and they are now the
same as before We suppose the Council win
pass : bill Monday evening making another APP
preparation for them, as this appears 10 have
filled just at the time that this sum made it
more than usually necessary.
MAGIC. Robert Heller, the accomplished plan.
list, has been candidate for popular favor in the
line Of mighty conjuring, and will show his talent
in the line very soon. We shall endeavor to see
him, and award him the highest credit If he de-
serves it. t8
BLAcKwooD FOR FEBRUARr- Shillington has
sent us Biackwood for February, most interest
ing and spicy number. A continuation of the Rus
sian Campaign is worth more than the price Of the
book, while the review Of Thackeray is amusing in
the extreme
The following Is copy Of the opinion of Dr.
Craig, who examined the stomach Of Robert Del
zell about whose death there was circulated pain
full rumors, a short time since and which settles
the fact In regard to the assertion of his death not
having been caused by poison:
WAsHINGroN, Jan. %, 1855.
4 have examined the stomach Of the late Mr.
Robert DelzeI, put in my hands by DR.. Richie, of
Georgetown, with the view of ascertaining whether
death had taken place from opium or other yege-
table poisons have not trusted to chemical tests,
which might fail where poison was present, but
have submitted solutions obtained from the stomach,
and from its contents to the inspection Of skfal
mcroscopist. s.
Nothing resembling any vegetable poison could
be seen in such solutions when treated in man
ner calculated to show them, If such existed, viz:
by precipitation with ammonia.
As researches extended both to the stomach and
its contents, and as chemical and even MICROSCOPE
cal have produced no results, there remains no
possibility of poison having been present.
N b. +. Craig, N. d.,
Prof Of Chemistry Med. Department
Georgetown College.
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FOR RENT.

a LARGE three story brick house, with
n basement and attic, and thrce-story back build
ing, with stable and pump in large yard containing
nipeteen rooms, on O street. between fourand-a-
half and Third stress, adjoining the residence Of DR.
J. y. May Possession given the LIST of February.
Inquire Of J. p. Pepper, at Adams a Co.'S Express
0fics, or of. W. Hicks, City Post Office, executors
for the heirs. aEl Jan 22-eodif
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Baltin,oro lfarkefs-

BALrIMoRE. Jan. o.--Flour--nothing is doing
in this article; holders are firm at yesterdays pr
ces Howard street is held at $s so, and City Mills
at SO 81 Ia Wheat-small sales at 81 90 a 81 90
for red, and 81 05 a So 0s for white Corn is re-
ported at SO a SO cts. for white, and SO a ss for
yellow. The steamers news has depressed the
business in breadsus generally, but the cold wea-
ther has checked decline.
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"a best Smyrna FlHs.--W. II. GIEMAN'S Pure
SIENNA Figs very palatable, safe. and ecctual rem
edy for constipation Of the bowels, nervous or sick
headache, and all that train Of unpleasant symptoms
incidental to- and arising from state Of hsbtua cos
tiveness, particularly recommended to persons lead
ing ssedentary life, ss pleasant but certain sper
emit prepared solely by W. II. GILMAN Chemist
and for sale BY Druggists generally at rs cents boz
jan let IL @ @
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GEORGETOWN Markets, january 20.
Flour--family--$ to $11. @
Extra superfne, 80 90.
Superfne--$8 rs. i @ge M a eH@
Wheat-white 81 90 to 81 93; Red 81 85 to 81 81.
Corn--white, 90 cents to 81; yellow, So to 90.
Mill ofal--Shorts---20 cents. gea
Ship stuf-40 to 65 cents. 4! asf sfs f5
Brown stuff--25 to 80 cents. ss Hs Ri
Corn meal-$1 05. ~ ftias5ss8At *.
Hay, in bales, u Is. 4lg q. ~ W
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Ne,o York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Cotton remains firm and
unchanged. Flour is unchanged, with moderate
demand, and at previous rates Southern is dull
Wheat Is upward and firm. Corn small transac-
tons, at nominal rates. Pork upward and firm.
Beef is unchanged with moderate demand at
previous rates Lard is downward and dull; sales
at 30 90 l-2a$l0 Whiskey--small sales Of Ohio,
at nominal prices, "a "a lowest.
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Fam 2.2tay
YOUNG & MOORE.

VUNHE attention Of BIaCLsmlths and 9TH
ers, wanting fine Coal is respectfully solicited
to examine our stock which we win sell on accom-
modating terms. Also, large
CUMBERLAND COAL,
free from dirt. Constantly on hand, large stock
Of red, white, and gray-ash Anthracite Coal which
we will furnish at the lowest market price.
A good article and fair weight may be relied on in
all cases. 2,240 lbs. to the ton. Terms cash.
No. 468, 9th street, between and Z, north Of the
avenue. ian 20--1aw3wif* +
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- ment OF Red and White Ash, Schuylkill, and
Lehgh Coal Of various Sizes is prepared to furnish
his customers and citizens generally, that will favor
him with CALL clear OF dust, carefully weighed and
promptly delivered, from quarter Of ton and up
wards.
and blacksmith Coal with quantity Of oak and pine
Wood, at regular prices.
Office corner Of Seventh street and Mass avenue.
Jan 15-eo1m j, HUNSBERGER
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 2e.--The snow was falling here
all night, and the merry jingle of sleigh bells and
hilarious shouts and laughter Of riders give life
to the scene. 1t is now holding up, with pros
pect of clearing off f
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LOOK AT THIS I

:" ANT ID ON or before the first Of
w March, in this city, small house with store
room attached; for such, fair price will be paid in
cash.
Address No. 500, sth street, near the Navy Yard,
Washington, ID. O.
jan Adv
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HEIFFOR's ARMY RAZORs.--esiI-
IL ohrists, Iecoutrc, and Wade Butchers Ra-
sors, j.st received and for sale at low prices.
Also, an extensive assortment of Pocket and Table
Cutlery. ELvANS h THOMPSON,
No. S26 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
jan 2s--st Els
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by ROTHwELL ~ BROWN.

vuyRUSTEE'S sale of improved property.
u On Thursday, the first day of February, 1855,
we shall sell In front Of the premises near the steam
boat landing, at o'clock r. NJ at public auction by
virtue of deed Of trust, dated November Is, 1855
and duly recorded In Liber j. A. s., No. 67 folios
36a 37l all that lot of land designated as lot No 81
In square No. 897, according TO Lawrences subdvi-
sion Of portion of said square with all the alley
Of valuable brick tenement plat and description
Of the lot with its dimensions and contents, viii BIO
exhibited at the sale ad3 st
Terms of ga lie: $700 cash within three days after
the SALE $500 in nine months, aud $3.50 in twenty
one months, the balance in two years. deed to b
given and deed of trust taken TO secure the deferred
payments All conveyancing at the expense Of the
purchaser.
A. ROTHwELI, Trustee,
ROTHWELL 4 BROWN,
jan 2--2taw Auotioneerr
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25 CENT DAGUERREOTYPEs.
"E are making snlenAid life-lile LIZ.

w nesses for twenty Eve cents and upwards, and
have Just received most splendid assortment Of
Cases, which we sell at reduced prices
fyou want splendid picture taken by the new
French process, in double quick time, 20 70
Professor STEWARDS GALLERY,
On Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th sts,
directly over M. w. Calf 4 Brothers Jewelry store
~ CaI early in the morning.
jan 26--F
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
xKroRrED yoK rHE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
TVeatAsr n PAiladsIpAia, DC.

PHmADELpHIA, Jan. s6--The snow commenced
falling here at ten o'clock last night, but the wea
ther having moderated, II isnow raining.
AT Easton the snow fell five inches deep last
night on level II Is stu showing, and drifting
so much as probably to cause a detention to the
trains from the westward
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Drawing Room Entertainment.
OSSIAN'S BARDS, IA
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
OSSIAN E. DODGE,
Late editor and proprietor Of |" Dodge's Literary
t4 Musesln,"
Will give one Of their fashionable
DRAWING ROOM CONCERTS!
In Washington City, at CARUSI'S SALOON,
Monday Evening, Jan. 10th.
sB- The company is composed of the following emil
nent TALENT
j. G. CLARK, Tenor, E. KELLY, Baritone,
B. b. BAILEY, Alto GEO. MORGAN, Basso,
OSSlAN E. DODGE, Musical Director and Deli
neator.
Forming company, which for power, variety, purity
of tone, and musical skill, stand unrivalled in
America If not in the World.
Cards of Admission, rs cents.
Doors open ut 6L o'clock--Concert to commence
att
jan az Aid HI. GOoDALL, Agent.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION
Reserved seats, so cents; half price to reserved
seats only for children under twelve years general
admission, rs cents for all ages.
Doors open at ~. Performance at s.
Tickets can be had at the door on the evening.
jan 26--St
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DAVID A BAIRD, IT
PAPER-HANGER AND UPHOI ,gTERER

AL, Eighth Street, near Penn Apenus,
AS on hand an extensive and splendid assort-
- ment Of paperhangings, including gold, satin,
and common papers also, gold, velvet and gofa, and
common borders, together with great variety Of
French, walnut rosewood maple oak, and pine, with
all their various mouldngs and ornaments, which he
pu sup in the most workmsnlike manner, and guar
sntees sstsaction TO all who may please to honor him
with their patronage.
Also on hand gold and transparent and white ard
buff linen shades also picture cords and tassels Of
every description. Jan 20--1awqt
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RICININE.
ywyHI9 deIiUhfful Hair Wash. which has

TvHIS delightful Hair Wash, which has
- now been in use for several years, is daily gain
ing the confidence Of those who use IT, BY stimuat-
ing the scalp II prevents the hair from falling of or
turning gray thoroughly cradicatcs and cures dan
druf, and mparts 20 the hair healthfn and fe-like
lustre rarely attained by external applications
in bottles at rs, so, and rs cents, by
w. H. GILMAN
Chemist and Druggist
ian 19--6tif Cor. Penn. ave- and Az street
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FAsHIONABLE DRESS, TALMA, AND
Collaborating Establishment.

No. As ~ street, south Of Psnnsylpania apeau&
II AIDES desiring to be fitted out In the
IL most fashionable style with either Of the above
named articles Of dress will do we'll 10 call at the
above-named establishment
Also, Room to rent suitable for an Office
dec 18--1m