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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

LN0R the last three years have been engaged in bus
Il known only 70 myself, and, comparatively, few
Others whom have Instructed for the Of 5000 EACH
which has averaged at the rate OF $4,000 to 900
annum ard baYng made arrangements to go to Europe
the Fan OF 1851 to engage in the same business am will
leg to give fun instructions in the ART to person in the
United states or Canadas who will remit the sum Of 81
am induced, from the success have been favored with,
aud the thankful sckno oEledsements have received
from those whom have instructed and who making
from IS TO S5 at it, to give any person an oppor
tunfy engage 10 this business which easy, PHEASANT
and very prohtshe at small cost. There Is Sitvey
M HUgBuG in this matter References Of the best class
be given regards its character and refer to
persons whom have instructed will testify that hey
making from IS to S15 per daT at the II is
business in which either ladies gentlemen engage,
and with perfect Eaks a very h ndsome income.
Several various parts Of New York state Penn
sylYania and Maryard whom have instructed,
making from IS S6 per day byi. 1t is
MISS and but few shngs is required to start it. Upon
the receipt OF Will Immediately send TO the applicant
printed crcniat containing fn instructions in the art
which eau be perfectly Understood at once.
All letters must be addressed (post paid to
A. 4. PARSONS,
dec13A indy 235 Broadway, New York.
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rOR SALE OR RTNT.
I'm EnR SALE.

IN Eiressld, NEW BRICK COTTAGE contain elg,s
j ing sao rs Ce lar, with good otern, Stable and
ssH ar ien Terms liberal nj possession given -
ia ne.iat y. Enquire At this oice noYz4
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. A WALLER STREET, NEW YORK 49,
. H Received the following FTEsT fETzE X
MEDALS in Competition with the best MAKERS u III
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-s
tinors:
Two FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855.
A GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No
Vember 1875 (being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the MAJ yand Institute, Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Yor D. November, 1855. Among the judges the
st Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ. Mason,
tschalk, Wolenhsrpt and many others ST. s Pi-
with and without the Iron Frame) warranted
for three years, written guarantee given Pianos
paci ed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate
decl3-ly-v
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ PETTINGlIL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEW YoRK,
And No. 10 State street, BOsToE.
p Co. Agents for the most influential snd largest
Circulating Commercial Papers both in the United satesanc
the Canadas.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

NHESE celebrated machines in practical and prohta-
bic in all parts O. the civilized world. In all ths
various trades and in sewing every sOrt OF fabric, either OF
cloth leather they have fully tried and approved
Sewing machines of other manufacturers oen fail 70 work.
but SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
PBCTLY being strong durable and complete in contrVance
and workmanship perfect wing machine kept employ
ed affords a ear profit Of $1,000 year bat imperfect
one Is cause OF constaat vexaOn and loss The entire
RELIABILITY II machines is great reason for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
Of fal and delicate construction, recommended by
other manufacturers. Such machines made to catch
the eye net TO perform substantial work. The truth is
family sewing machines ought 10 be much rongerthan any
other they 70 into less skiul lands than when
sold manufacturers and used for greater variety OF
work n machines which have proved best for all other
purposes be bst family use, and they are Singers
he speed machines has lately been doubled. No
other can con pare with them ia quantity OF work.
&c New machines Of the latest improved style will be
exchanged liberal for old segng machines Of our
axe, for operative machines Of ether manuactur
ers Locai agents wanted 70 sell our machines. .Sa
A. bah persons desiring full information about sewing
machines can OBTAIN by applying for copy Of Il NJ
Singer Co.'s Gazette" paper devoted 70 the subject
viii be sent gratis. /. NJ, SINGER co.
Principal Ofhes. 523 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
a. Hanover St, Bostoa l14g Chesnut ST., Fh Ia.
so West Minister St. Provide. Loo Baltimore ST., Baltimore
"a Broad 81, Newark NJ Is East Fourth st, Cincinnati.
347 Broadway Albany, n. ! ]hicago, illinois.
GOversvle New York 65 Norti Fourth st, st. Louis.
gs Chapel ST., New Haven. Isl ST. Charles st., n. o.
II Buchanan street, Glasgow, 20 D4upmne St., Noodle.
scotland. Oct2j-3mp
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF NO.

soGle EFEzs. amoantnE ~ la
Whaiss 60. Ralsss aioi QsRstefss 30 Aigais ~ -
FNF- Al ertere ~ Ncafis Nac4afNt u anE q sAe
nyfana LattsrSes u receive rroEp afienrep. Eud q
Arasina rasa4 10 aii puFcAasers nneeiateF atw a
essr 4aarest r. II. HLbhAkD CO.
Ne e. Fs1sals atrsss. - nes Ne ae
nav11-dsw nalauaEe. aafFlaeA
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NEW AND IMPORTANT

OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap.
per. and around each case Of
Triesemar No. I, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public sgsint IEr ,TIoSswhich are
liable the seVerest penalties courts oflAw can award
nR. A. BARROW, Member of the Imperial College Of
be personally consue his resjdn 157 Prince street,
(ew 10 ks vest of Broadway New York, from u in hs
morning Ill and from till in the evening" Sundays
exceptei) unless by special appointment
%RIEsEMAR No l. IS the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMATORRHGA, and all the distressing consequences
arising fr IN early abuse njscrmnate excess, long
resd nee hot elm II has inyiporsted aud restored
% peri ct health thousands Of the de taed who are now
The etiovmept of all the Func ions Of Manhood and
wbatevvr may he the CAUSEL, every DISQUALIFICA-
TI0N for MARRIAGE is efecLualy subdued by this Won
deriul biscovery
TBIEsEMAR No. IL completely and entirely eradicates
all OF 0onorhea boh in its mid and aggravated
FORMS G.ees, strict res Ira on Of he ad Ter, nonre
the Urine Pains o he Loin' and Kidneys, and
those disorders whore Cop2va and Cubbs have 20 long
been thoug dote the ruin Of The heath Of vast
portion of he population
TRIFsFMAR No Ills the great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis and larry symptoms 1t also constitutes
certain for scur7ey, scroiua, and al impurities fom
the vital eam ogeher to eradicate the virus Of
disease and never fang Remedy for that OF dis
orders which unfortunately the English phy ican treats
With Nero ury the inevitable destruction OF the patients
conssitu ion and weh al the Sarsapa-ila in the void
TRIEsEMAR, No and g. are prep ued in the form of
cEenge devoid Of taste NELL and can be carried in the
waiseo 4 po ket Sold ,n case and divided into sepaT
ate doses administered by garcau La Ian Ri
cord, Sc. &C. Price SO e,ch, ur for 80
which $3 and il s2I cases. whereby there is saving
OF 49
special having been de with The var Gus
Exprerse dollar Of r esemar and the arg
er IL s. are forwarded By Dr. Bar ow carriage psld mme
diatey receiving ttance, TO part OF the world
securely and addressed accord the Instructions
writer thus securing the public genuine European
preparations, aBt efectualy prote ting Them from spuri-
Gus pernicous 0ns. The three dollar cases sent as
usual, but not free of carriage.
To be had as from Dr. Barrow, thqt beautifully illustrate
ed and p5pu at work, "HU MAN FRAILTY or PHYSIOLO-
GlCAL RESEARCHtS." 1t describes in clear and lucid
manner the cause and effects OF the diseases above
Hed instructions for their proper treatment and cure
Price 25 cents. Sent free to any address.
Address DIR. BARROW, 157 Prince street, (few blocks
west OF Broadway New YORK. Eoy5-IydV.
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SHOES

NO. % q Osi COZ broad anu OOAest sW
sept25 NASHVILLE
LADIES' SHOES.
SHNYDER FltiZZcLi. are opening to-day choice
> for the Ladies consisting OF
Ladies' Thick Sole Lasting Caters;
+" French Lea her (something neW;)
"hf
Xii
[" Congress Kid
Thin Lasting half
These goods are very handsome Call At
SNYDER 4 PRTZZELL,
ocll5 20 Public Square
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Valuable City Property for Sale.

eigbly stuated building College street, Is OTTER
0g.. jy2-G
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Corner Sixth and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati.E
THE COURSE OF STUDY IN THIS INSTITUTION Is
thorough and practical embracing all that s requisite
to fit young for the active duties Of the Counting Room
among which Book keeping by Dnnbe Entry, Commercial
Calculations, Pennmanship, Commercial Law, Mercantile
Forms and Correspondence, receive special attention.
The former Principal R. g Bacon having associated with
him Allen, ksq, late President Of Farmers College
partner regular series Of Lectures viii be given BY Mr.
Alien, in the College Lecture Room, various topics
neeed with Mercantile scenceembracng the subjects Of
Commercial Law Political Economy apple alton to
Commercial and Currency Commercial Geography History
Of Commerce the Consular OF Europe aud America
the characteristics Of American Commerce, &c
Other lectures win also be occasionally gisen by eminent
lecturers
4, and from TO 9 p NJ.
TRRNs-For fu course, including lectures $40
For Pennmanship, per month ............. 5
nov11-6md&s BACON ALLEN, Principals.
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TEuEaEGS. TrIHnkS.

LAR7E Stock Of Meas Boys and chldren's Son FuI
"a ana Wool hats Of every description just received no
or sale ,y B. p. CUTTER.
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COOPER,S

ALr4AEO OhLEA AM DAAAA0 Ao410@-A5Nt
Tor BLANC NANCE, TABLE JEILIEs &o A prime
Il article for Confectioners, Hotel and Family To be
obtained with directors for usny of the principal Gro
GERS and Druggists througho out the United States.
bog2O-SmP PETER COOPER, New York.
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GENTLEMENS' WEAR.
n ENT-' Fae Cdf Pamp So Boots;
II Gents fine Calf Stitched
Gents Fine Caf Double so'e
T" Water proof
" " Congress Caters;
sofa.
" Oxford Ties, q"
These good are from oi the best manufactures in
Phadelpuia Can at NO. 20 Pubic Square.
octis sNY ER 4 FRIZZFLJ
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gold Medal Pianos!

rom VIScHER OWEN & CO., Gen1 Advertising House,
ArPLEroE' BUnpIse $40 broadway, New York.
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MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

Sts0 Prizes amounting eco
Woe Tickets, SO, Halves, IS; Quarters a. 20.
Ihe trst 2i6 prizes sfs decided - usual.
ne 5000 PRICES of sac win be determined
by me last figure Of The Number that draws the &s 900
Prize For example the numb draSing The 1000
p ends With Me- then all the tickets Were the
ber ends in viii be entitled 20 go. II the Number encs
with No g. then al the Tickets Whtre the nunher ends IL
vii be entitled 10 t4o, and On 70 O.
Ceruncaies Of Packages vii be sold At he following rates.
which u the risk:
CerlhcAtes Of Package Of 10 whole Tickets
10 Qaafter ............ 10
Address Ordera for TIckefk or Cerfrrstes eflhrrto
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PLAR or SWAMI q CO.'S LOTTERIES
Thirty thousand nHbers corrssEo ding with a ose
the Tkets placed In Wheel The hrst $50 pEtass
plz ed In sBolbsr sheet number drawn from he
Number Wheel and Al Che pTss h drasn fron
the other Wheel The Prize drawn Placed sganst The
n1mber drAyn Ihs opsraton is repeated mill al Ne
pr drawn oat.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Eneoss the money oas address for the tickets ordsred
receipt of Which hey Sin b. Forwarded b. trst mall
1k st Of drAun nanbers snd prisss wa Be par
ehassrs Immediately after lhs drawing.
eB~ Purchasers viii please write their sgnatures plaza
and give iheir post once connty and state.
~ Renember taat svsry Priss -rAsa, and Psyabsia
foil sithout drdaetion.
~ Prizes OF 900 and under paid lmedatsy aftss
the draWingother prses a. the HsuA time Of hiry d8ya
All c0mDuncAtionB strictly conddental
Prze 1cksts eAsh Cd rsnssed other Tckes a. sh
cfIer.
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FREsH ARRTvAL oF PIANOs.

TusT received by the subscriber Eve Of esf sN1Tr4R
J those uuriyalsd Pi ANOS, made by A. u. E11sE ~
Gale a Co, Of sew Nork. which nov makes I = ~
mine the largest Stock in he city, consisting OF 81 aud
ocfaVes iu pa and be auay carved ROSEWOOD cases.
Any uirhrE Ne Instrument weud do wth 10 give
call ByvFy Piano sod bs h warraaied 10 every
particular. J. A. MCCLURE sa Unton street
r. s.-Jas, published By me, the hliowng Light Al
Hcms, htdlrA WaltE, Tcnaes schoitifh and onward
Row il supply the above eeauuul songs and Fltcss
dec4 IAN
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Leather Betting.
LEE q LEAILIhn IEI IlINC

Also large ot OF Copper Burs, and kvets, and Lac
Leather OF an kinds.
which will sold the reRSonable terms for
Cash, by B. Z CUT ER,
No 8s 50, cor. Broad and College sts
sept25 NASHVILLE
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A FULL ass ,ortmeut OF Trunks rom the c-r~-~S~
II quality sole lie theT Travelling, ESEsL4l
to Coarse Packing Tunks also Carpet and lNNft tS 70
saddle bags Of all kinds. SA~A--A~4-4$
B. r. CUTTER's,
Cnrnsr Rrnad an CnlIege sfa.
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BOOTS! SHOES! TRUNK ks.
FOR THE LADIES.
7 AIDES Superior Calf Waking Booees
IL " welt
{" Cah and Goat welt Bsskins;
KID and r. No.
/" Bootees;
Lasting welt Caters, plain and tipt;
I" {" Congress
GFNTLEMEN's GOODS.
Gents hns Can waterproof Boots;
" DouhlssOl
- Dress
Congress CATER double a single sole;
{" Water proof sew-d Shoes;
Z" Oxford Ties, dOabie and single sole;
Dress shoe, Of varo ls descriptions;
With a complete ASSORTMENT OF Gentemens Boys,
Youth's aud Chnaren's Caf and Kip Boots and shoes
Mises ami Othdren's Goat Kid Morocco and Call Boot
ees an of which are offered cheap for cash.
oct3i JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College 81.
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APPROXlnATIoN = PREzEs

3.2 so prizes amounting to-. e2a4 600
Whole Tickets, $40; halves SIS; Quarters S26O
5000 Prizes of $40 will he dstsImintd by the
la tguTe Of the Number that draws the $40 coo PTss.
For example II the Number drawing the frae ends
with No then ali the Tickets vhIe the number srd in
viii he entitled TO $40. II the Ngmher ends With No 8
a the Tickets where the Number ends with viii Be
emitted to $40, and 20 o.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following rates
which is the risk:
Oertncate Of Package Of 100 Whole Tickets. .tes
lt0 Han ............ 50
&" lO0 QuaIter" -. =. Is
Address Orders for Tickets CCruhcstes ether to
8. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga.
orS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
dec10 orr. sTIMsTEEN, Boa 8. Nashville p. o.
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLASS 81.
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Georgia. In Public 90
SATURDAY, DEC 2oth 1856, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NUMRERSIt
$4,000 Tickets--3,2S0 Prizes.
Eore than One Prize to every Ten Tickets.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

SZsO Prizes amounting to................. t3O& zoe
Whole Tickets S10;-Halves SIS; Quarters, $50.
OoO Prizes Of t40 win be determined ty the last heurs
Of the Number that draws the t40 prize exam Ps
the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends With NO. l.
then all The Tel els where tie nUuter ends viii be
entitled TO $40. II the Number ends with Nc g then al
the Tickets where the Number ends in W be entitled
$40, and so 90 0.
Certificates Of Packages win be sod at the Oowisg rass
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of10 Whole Tickets ........tsO
Ty.NF
~ NuaItef -
Address orders for Tickets Certificates eithsr to
3. SWAN CO Atlanta, Ca,
ors. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
OF z STIMsTEEN,
nove9 Box No. 3, p. NsphvTre, Tenn.
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Gums! Guns!! GunS!!!

LNALL 4 ogNSIEGHAM, No. 81 Public sqaare, have
II just Facsiged and opened splendid ass0rtmeut of
Siugie and bogee Bird and Sans among pbea
kw Of the ebrated Wesfey Rehard nanufeiurS and
other dne cemplete These 6uaS are 81 of
ther impcTtsion direct ffom Ensland 4Be al
made % heir cen order express , for this mzrkst
Aiso, Slarp's 9 aud shot Guns. Coits kepesterT al
lens Sell ockinE stos together with the hnest ssort
nsnt Of PeEder fas shot POaehss And Belts ever epsn
cd Ia Nashvlle n0Yti-dn.
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NJ. w. KNOX,
B T. Ii III A N G e II

a AND "A
"a TX ey Filter. ~
uHiyl Corner BFo,a and cAssry Sta Ksshsias. rsus
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10000 NumbersI-1,0O0 Prizesl

' Wsois Iisssi' si6. HAVE. Is ea.s'ssi ssso.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-29
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

FRIDAY, March rs.
SENATE.-The House order to rescind the
order making all orders of notice returnable
on or before April l, was adopted-l4 to 8.
An order was afterwards adopted, that all
orders of notice should be made returnable on
or before April 10.
The resolve i'll favor of the town of Mill
bury was discussed at considerable length and
rejected.
Passed to be Engrossed-Blls concerning
the Norfolk and Bristol Turnpike Corpora
ton; to incorporate the Jamaica Plain Athe-
neum; concerning the Boston and Roxbury
Mill Corporation authorizing said corporation
e to change the tolls ON Western Avenue to
extend Albany street. in the city of Boston.
State Reform Scbool-On motion of Mr..
Fisher of Worcester an order was adopted
that the Joint Special Comm it;ee on the peti-
ton of Timothy A. Smith, be authorized 10
proceed to Westboro', for the purpose of in
yestigating certain charges against the man.
ayers of the State Reform School for Boys;
also, that they be authorized to send for per-
sons and papers.
HoUsE-Ihe orders of the day were taken
up and the first question was on reconsider
ing the vote whereby the bill to divide the
Commonwealth into districts for the choice of
councillors was ordered to a third reading, and
the spelling of the word as g Councillor -" or
Counsellor was discussed again. The
question being taken the motion to reconsider
was lost93 to l0l.
The next matter was the motion to recon-
slider the vote whereby the resolve relative to
the journal and papers of the House was pass
ed to be engrossed. As to preparing an in
dex, Sc.
NJ. G. Hale of Boston, advocated the re-
considerat' ion on the ground that the resolve
was pron9nt IL irregularly, and that he had
been informed by III 1eu91 NJ 'lie' 'iie ~
pense would amount. to $4,000 at least, and
probably would reach $40 900.
After further debate, the vote was r,reonsid-
cred, and the question recurring on o. derl..r.e
the resolve TO be engrossed Mr.. Brooks Of
Worcestes, moved to amend, by providing that
the whole cost shall not exceed $4,000. Ca1.
ried.
The resolve was then ordered to be engross-
ed as amended.
Small BiHs-The next matter was the bill
Tor the gradual suppression of small bills.
Sundry motions for postponement to speci-
fed times were made and rejected and finally
the question REQUIRED on the indefinite post.
ponement, which was taken with the follow.
ing result-yeas los, nays 90.
The bill to cede to the United States iuris
dlction over certain lands and shoals in the
city and harbor OF New Bedford, was passed
to be engrossed.
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THIRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.

THURSDAY, March 81.
SENATE.-The Invalid Pension bill was pass
ed.
Mr.. Harlan of Iowa, addressed the Senate
on the subject OF Kanzas, taking ground strong
~ against Mr.. Douglas report. Mr.. Harlan
SAID that he had never hitherto desired TO dis
cuss the question of slavery, believing such
agitation nschievous, and fraught with dam
ger to the perpetuity of the institutions Of The
country. Others differed from him in this
opinion, and among them the President, who
without waiting for the organization of the
House, sent Congress two voluminous mes.
sages reviring the whole subject. judiciAllv.
politically, and historically. 1t would there
lore, be dlsrespecttul to the President, and to
those who represent his views in the Senate.
10 ignore his tavorite theme. Mr.. Harlan then
entered INTO an examination of Mr. Douglas's
haizaS report, concluding by declaring its re-
presentations OF historical facts partial. ner-
verted, and highly colored. He fMr. Harian1
had no doubt that bodies of armed men ON
tered hanzas for the express purpose of con.
trolling the elections, some by false swearinc
anu some by the use Of force and arms and
other ways oil carrying out their designs No
amount OF talent, strength of logic. or force q
eloquence could obherate the historical frnth
Mr. Harlan continued in adv cacy of the
power ana duty OF Congress TO exclude sla.
very from the Territories He denounced ,bo
idea that slavery should be.permitted in a ter
ritory, saying that once established, il could
not be expelled. In the course of his remarks
Mr. Harlan alluded to the injustice of slavery
and argued that the negro has the same polit-
zeal and mental nature as the white man. and
u at his iufrmity gave the white no rigbt IN
enslave him.
Adjourned to Monday.
HoUsE.-The considerations of the bill de.
filming the rights of voters, and the duties of
the Commissioners Of Elections in Waahing-
ton, was resumed. The friends and opponents
OF the amendment Of Humphrey Marshall en-
gagged in parliamentary struggle, involving
many motions, and yea and nay votes. The
amendment requires foreigners, in addition
TO general qualifications, to procure their GER
tlhcates Of naturalization one year before vot-
ing.
The House, wearied with the struggle, ad-
journed, by5 majority.