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Houses, &C., for Rent and Sale.

EyOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE STORE,
4 No. $50 Seventh street, opposite Centre Mar
ket, fitted up with shelving, counter, gas fixtures
awning, &c. Possession given immediately.
Apply to ROBT. C. BROOKE. jy6-6
EOR RENT-THE TWO NEW THREE
Il story Brick Houses on 7th street. opposite
Centre Market Persons wishing to open a Res
taurant cannot find in the citya moro eligible To-
cation. R.: H. LASKEY,
y7-2~ r.. . No. 36 Louisiana avsnue
E1OR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, sITUA.
ted on 9th street, near the corner Of M. In
quire Of T. M. MA6RUDER, Dry Good and
Shoe Store, corner 7th and 1 street. je el-tf
EHOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON-
L taining about as acres, on the Heights Of
Georgetown, being a part OF the Valley View
Farm, the residence Of the late John H. King,
deceased This is one of the most desirable sites
In the District for fine private residence; about
20 acres Of this tract is beautiful grove Of tim
ber the balance cleared and In high state Of cul-
tivation The summit of this tract Is from $50 10
400 feet, above tide water, and has fne view Of
Warrington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
ley Of the Potomac. 1t will be sold entire or In
lots ed. . sr. .. 81. .
Also, a large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
on the corner Of Fifth and H streets west, WASH
ington city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to DR.. H. King,
No 80 Prospect street. Georgetown, ID. C..
je le-u INTEL T.. J. KING
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THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFUL.
ly informs his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has sold to William N. H. Mack
the good viii, machinery, bottles, fixtures, &c,
belonging to his Mineral Water Factory.
JOHN McKEON :
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DON'T FORGET THAT
LanBwOFttly'S AFOnlntic
EEE EEE AND AGUE PILLS

ia W NO EQGIL,
remedy for ever and Ague. Chill Fever Dumb
Agua and all varieties Of this troublesome complaint.
and they are
PLEASANT TO TAKE,
making them Of the desirable articles in the
market Children take them readily, and grown persons
make rye faces
TRY THEM ONCE.
and will recommend them to yOuT friends, If your
friends have need of ague medicine.
rs 4 PRE FENTTTE
they are equally good. and as a tonic for general de-
biitv, cannot be surpassed aud warranted 20
tain no quiniue. no mercury, poison
E.aRgWOrtIly's ArOmaintic. Vcgeta BILE.
CsgtaaarGic Pills
contain CalC mel or Aloes, and the best family
physic sold The
EAce,sirr Eye Balm
always all eNter diseases OF the Eye Eyed,
when everything else has failed
4. LANGWORTHY, Findlay, o..
sole Proprietor aud Manufacturer.
Sold by PECK e H,WtToN. Perrysburg.
g.. G.. Lock Co. Bowling Green
LG,t TANLog, tus shIpgu. lilm3
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The Greatest Medical Discovery
Of the Age,

Mr.. KENNEDY, Of EoNhury, ha. ddiscoyercd in
w one OF cur common laStirs trseas remedy that
cures EI ERI KIND OF HUMOR,
From me irorst Scrajilil 20 a common P'mgls
lie has Tried in over eleven hundred and n-ey
er failed except in two cases both thunder humor -
lie has now in his possession over two hundred rert
Gates of its value all within twenty miles OF Boston
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing sore
mouth
One to three hotties viii cure teworstRind of pin-
Two Ia three bottles will clear the sva.cm fhile.
Two bottles are warranted 20 cure the worst ualker
in the mouth and stomach
Three ve bottles warranted to cure the worst
sCae of crysipelds.
One to two bottles warranted to cure all huror
in the eyes.
Two bottles warranted cure running orthe ears
and blutuhes among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt aud
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scaIv ernrtions Of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted the worst
case of rngworm.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate OF rheumatism.
Thee to five bottles are warranted to cure salt
rlcEm.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case ofscrof-
ula.
benefit is always experienced from the first bot
tie, and perfect cure is warranted when the above
quantity is taken.
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in
vain treda the wonderful medicine Of the dav as thar
common weed, growing in the pastures and along
old stone walls should cure every hGmor IN the
ye,it is now q liked fact. II youhlye humor, q las
to start! There are no Ifs nor g'tds hsms nor has
about 1t, shifting cases and not yours. Ueddled
thousand bottles Of IL in tEe vicinity Of Boston
know is effects in every case. IL has already done
of the greatest cures done in Massachusetts,
gave ID 10 children year old 10 old people Of Co.,
have seen poor pGny, wurmy looking children, whose
fe-hwas soft and Hbhy restored to perfect state of
health By one bottle. Price &
To those who are subject 90 sick headache, one hot
tie VIII always IL. II gives great relcfin catarrh
and dizziness Some who have been costiye for years.
IIt-a t, Irgr d fg.H ff'... Ty e. lI
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
GEO POWERS

TTANE received from New York, and have for sale
/ 4 cheap, at the old stand of Gro POWERS on Front
street. 4 large and Well Selected Assortment
of staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Consisting in part Of Wooden and Cotton Goods Of MI
kuds Groceries Hardware, ,Crockery Boots and Shoes
Spades Chains, sc; Hats. Caps Bonues. Ready Made
Clotllingin fine complete variety OF articles usually
found in retail store. For ready pa these goods
ohere at unusually low prices. All persons desirous
Of purchasing will find to their advantage to call and
examine cur stock before purchasing elsewhere
We wish il be distinctly understood that for cash
OF merchantahe produce,w wW not be H2rSoJh by amy
other establishment in the place in goods of the
quality. We will at all times pay the highest market
price in Cash for Wheat Grass Seed Pork, Sc and will
also receive in exchange for Goods Produce OF omust
every kind and cash will not be refused but received
with inNf.Il hnnrt. md nlcnsnnf lnnks-
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Nnlslnhlc TnrEla % snlc.

WE offer for sale. very reasonable terms, ri
w tract 52 containing 1871 r acres; river tract 10,
containing 1916 acres and the west halt OF south
gHarteruf section H. IN town g. Us r.. containing 50
acres an u Wood county At thi, land lies IN body.
within about miles OF Perryshurg The farm is well
watered, aud has upon II fine orchard and over oo0
ncres of wen improved land the greater part Of which
is bottom land Of the very cstquav. For terms, n
quire uf MURRAY 4 UoDGE.
NOV. II isj5.--2Tif
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TO.ICs WON,T DO,

They never did do tlan give temporary relief
and they will Itis because they don't touch the
CAUSE of the disease The CAUsE Of all ague and
bilious Diseases in the atmospheric poison called Mas
ma Malaria. Nrutrase This poison by its natural
autdoe, and all diseases caused by itdsappears
Rhulsa Fever and Ague Cure is this Antdote to Ma
nrQ, and moreover it is perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate of the celebrated chemist D. r. Chiffon
Of New York tn this effect is attached to every bottle
therefore if IL does good II do no harm
This is more than be said of QuiuiRe. Arsenic
tonic in existence their il rnous to the
ttution and brings on NIB AGi T. which never al
lows person TO feel perfectly well for single moment
In Illustration Of these truths some extracts
from let;orj' 81 received from physician;
GEORGETOWN, O.. March II, 1856.
JAS. 4. RHODES, Esq.:- Dear Sir Yours OF 2d inst.
Is ct hand The Cure arrived late last year AMI the
difficulty in getting one to try greatly Increased
from the fact thnt remedy had been introduced which
was growing in favor with the public, rs heing better
than using t1uiue-ECt knowing, presume, that the
remedy they used u escape taking Qunne cotaincd the
DRUG ITSELF
The remc,jy .luovn as Smiths Tonic. .'') would in
variably BREAK ngue. but it did not CURE it, as
il wuuld nItsn return with renewed yigor. This one
circumstance deemed in your favor. if could institute
test comparison between it and your CURE. The
following is the result:
Three persons took your Cure" all of which were
Of" Quotdian Intermittent Fever" of weeks
standing. They had tried Quinine, and other remedies.
occasionally missing chill but it was las in all such
cases) slowly wearing them and laying the found
alton OF other and severe maadies. did succeed in
cccng radical cure ot all three Of these with
your remedy, and they have not had chill since In all
three OF the the Smiths Tonic bad been used
and would before stated break the chill but after
a perud or two had elapsed il would return.
think there will be no difficulty in giving to your
Cure the vantage ground Of any other remedy now
in use here, Ec., Sc. WILLIAM BVCKNER. VI ID.
RHODES FEVER and AGILE CURE, or ANTI
DOTE TO MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in
existence. is equally certain a PREVENTIVE as a
CURE Take il when you feel the chills coming on,
and YOU win never have a single ono.
JAMES 4. RHODES Propidsnrs r. T.
Wholesale Agents, ST. Louis, II. Blaksley: Chicago.
Barclay Bros Pcrrysburg, PECK g. HAMILTON.
and by Druggists generally ljml
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.

FoURTH IN PERRYsBURG.-Our citizens
generally were content to go abroad to cele-
brate the Fourth. The cannon was fred, and
other demonstrations were made in commem-
oration of the day. Some young ladies and
gentlemen had pleasant picnic party in the
grove west of town. A German military
company from Toledo, was here in the eve
ming and attended ball at Seiberts. Dan
cling was continued until after sunrise this
morning. So we can boast of having had as
long Fourth as any body.
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Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate,
ON the 18th day Of July, 1856, at1 O'Clock P NJ at
~ the door OF the court house in the of Parr7s-
burg Ohio viii be sold TO the highest bidder the fol-
lowing property Of Joseph Mitchell deceased to wit
the west half of the south west quarter of section l.
township 4, range 10, containing eighty Of land
mo-e or less, subject 10 the wdoWs dover estate.
Terms OF sae--onetlrd cash in hand. oae- thirl ia
one year, and onetlrd IN years, with interest Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
JOSEPH MITCHELL, Administrators
BY Pace &c JEFFERSON, Atty's.
june p, lSiG--GwlS SIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N 70 w : 40 ls y.

NEW STOR E
DbISS Il JENISON have iustreturncd from New
- y ork aud Boston, and are opening an exten-
siya and complete assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Clothing.
Boots and Shoes, Hdrdpore, Crockry and
Glassware,
selected with especial reference te wants Of Per-
rysburg and Wood county and offer the SAME at low
prices than any other esahlishment in the atmee
Valley. They have bought those goods for cash and
intend doing strictly READY PA J. business, thereby
enabling them to sell at rates low asonish those
who have bought hereoforeeitsr at PsrrysJurg To-
edo.
Call and examine, at tie store lately occEpied Ly Z
Graham, opposite the Baird House, Louisian Ave-
nue., perrysburg, Ohio. Iuoyg3
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BY PRlcE & JEFFERSON, her Atty S
June y. IslH--Gwhs t.4s.


nITCH NOTICE No5ice IS hereby given tp the
IL present owners Of the land in Jackson township,
Wood county Ohio lying in sections r. ID. II, -, 26,
and ST. and the half OF section 3D. and the half
ot section 49, ami the half of section - and also
the south half of section T. al persons interested
therein, that there will BE- meeting of the trustees Of
jackson township the house of David Tyucr in said
township, ;he fifteenth day Of August S5a, ten
o'clock, to locate ditch and apporti0n the work
thereon, in the channel of Sixteen creek. commencing
near the south corner Of section 3 and running
north east Through sections 3d. 90. - l HuG l and o..
said channel is be cIeurcj W feet wide and tho ditch
TO be 30 feet wide. DAVID TINGlt, Petitioner.
June %, lS5I--Twa $3.50
NOTICE is hereby given, that there viii be petition
~ presented 20 the commissioners OF Wood county.
at their regular session. asking for br yia survey
and establishment of county road. beginning at the
quarter post iu section tlirt1-fuur, .'fl Township
three uorth range nine oa#r, county line be-
tween Hancock and Wood counties. To- run thence or
near or. luc through sections a. -, 10, l1, 3 and
20 terminate ON the uurtG lua uf Jackson township or
ar such other point said route the viewers snail
thuk proper. BY order Of MANY pErynoSEUs
June 29, lSiG-7wt#
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Oae hundred aad ,hir,y American Olks
were planted last year in the city Of Paris
OF th, se eighty seven took root, and are
Ar.
III L,u- Democrat of he oh inst j.,
an oIu sau.f,c,iou ans iuy," that
CoI1a-. Ber,ou accepts the nomination
tor Governor of Mi,.oIr. Colonel Benton
rss determined 10 take the stump and can
vass .ae s.at.
THAT THE TALK The Providence Jour,
nsi concludes an article on Kansas affairs rs
flllows:
"1f, hereafter, and I'LL this question is set
He'd there is more than one party in the
North we deserve to be the plantation slaves
Of South Carolina"
Among the most prominent men at the
Cincinnati convention was the notorious Dr..
Sringfellow, of the "Squatter Sovereign" !"
Douglas, tits aid, was'hs first choice but he
very cordially endorsed the nomination of Bu-
chanan. He pledged the unanimous support
of the border cus throats for the nominees of
the Convention.
In Concord, N. H., on Wednesday morn
ing last, the effigies Of Franklin Pierce and
Preston s. Brooks were hanging in front OF
the State House, eighty feet from the ground,
on the Pierce and King liberty pole, erected
in 1859. An efigy OF Col. George hung 10
another part of the city, bearing an iuscrp-
ton on his front, '' The gl' rious and Godlike
administration Of Franklin Pierce"
The young men of Waterbury, Ct, have
subscribed for 1000 copies OF Senator Summers
speach for general circulation,
"A safe, continuing $4,000 worth of jewell
ry, in oharge "l rh- ENpnsS Co., recently Il
into D-roiJ river. bur W.s GOT out
The corner stone of ST.. Josrph's (CatAolic)
church was laid at Albany ON Monday week, in
the presence of Of 10000 persons.
The Wabash Intellgencer notices a sign in
one of the shops in that place. which reads
thu, -" Ho Maid Sbu-ar for Sal HW
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AHEAD OF TFFE TIMES /!
At the Sign of the Big Watch.

SUMMIT STREET TOLEDO.
pP II. T. COOK respectfully informs his ten
EYAo thousand personal friends. and the good
Gi,,sA people of Toledo, Maumee City. Pcrryshurp
and the country around that has opened and keeps up
the most complete and splendid stock offered in the
city, and is receiving daily additions from the best Euro
peau aud eastern manufacturers Of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND TEWELRY.
1t would be quite useless to nttemptNn enumeration
Of the brilliant articles his show nain but la
dies and gentlemen will please call and s his splendid
Gold and silver Watches,
of every variety quality aud patei pru\s ranging
from Ten 10 one Hundred and Fifig DDiiars.\
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
the largest and richest assortment ever seen hc nj
prices from Ttrsire to F}ftg DHitary.
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CHAINS,
Of uuequalled beauty, weight and finish at from
Tisaire ~ FJrtv- Fire Doiiars.
NAuNirIrESr DIAMOND PINsAsD RINGS of thelatest
styles, aud AT the lowest prices.
SrrERlOR Pen AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant pat
terms ard finished workmanship, the finest lN in town
PLN1S, GCTAGoS BEAUTIFUL INLAID NoCKs Of
the best manufacture, at 7lro and B1lf to fGfi.su
D0AarS With countless variety of
Iociet7, Rings Gold Pens.
Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Gold PenciN,
Cuff Pins. Brooches, Studs Watch Seals.
and ever yt else heard tell of in Jew
elry establishment. Prices iorer tFaH the iorest.
jc5~Special care given by the best workmer In the
country TO rAPAIRING WATCHES AHp JEwELR/, and all
work warranted.
2ss- D Mt forga tie riacs---Sign Of Ne Big
Hatch summit street, Toledo.
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No u... ..- au .x.us. & o-Iug filthy
when such fine -otl can be had at Peck u
II am. uu'
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DN virtue of order from the Probate court of Erie
- county. Oho, shall expos for sie, mt The door Of
the court house in Perrysbur- Wood county, Ohio,
Saturday the l2th day Of Juv next, az o'clock r. AL
the following lots situated iu said gf perryshurE
viz ln-o. 20, go and 49, and 0ut-ar 40. re prop
erty OF l.. S8uis'lus, late of Cincinnati 5ora1 ci
GEORGE II. HILTON, Aamiuistratr-.
NTrURtY & DopGE. for Pltf.
June "a. IS5G--t,yj% go
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PATENT MEDICINES.
Z S3 A Y ER'S
lE,sslI,.. LIES.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OFA
FAMILY PHYSIC.

Turuu has long existed 9 public demand for an
effective purgatyc pill which cond be relied on 0s
sure and perfectly safe In its operation. This hes
been prepared 60 meet that dcninnd. and an extern
si'e trial Of It's virtues has concusiycly shown with
what success it accomplishcs Che purpose designed
lt is easy to make physical lW, but not cnsy to
mako the best Of an pills one which should have
mono Of The objections, but all the advantages, of
every other. his has been attempted here and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
iLc puddle decision. II has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto chat almost every purgatye
medicine ia acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is nos. Many Of thcm produce so much
gripping paiu and rcyurion in the ayatcm Ds to more
tim couutcrhaiaEcc the good to hc derived from
thom, Those riS produce no irritation or pain,
uHl.s - arise from previously existing ohstruc-
zion ur dyunnenrrt nl Che lowes. Noing paToiy
vegetable no haIn can arise from thcr use in any
qua'iityi luL IL les Eottgr that any medicine should
be taken iUdiai1usly. Minute dire tons flr their
use in Che several diseases 90 which they arc np-
plicGho are given on the box. Among the ooni-
pl11Ut, which have Uygu speedily cured ty them,
may mention Liver Complaint. ~ ita various forms
Of Javudin0, Indigestion, LaugU0r and Loss Of Ap-
petite I.ates-ugs-, Iui,atilitt, bilious Headache,
Bilious Fc5or Fever and AEuC, Pain in tho Side
and Loius; for, in truth, ali ,Gy.e are but the con-
Sequence uf st ceased action in the liver. Az IN
apcf.ut they afford prompt and suro relief in Cos
Mia and EcgrF. Colds with soreness of the body
Ulcers and implritv Of the blood IN short, any
and every ease where pnrgative ia required.
They hoFC also lradlccd some sinru.,L.y suc-
Gl cures "a i,hciu'tisn, Govt, Dropsy. Gr5yol
ITyapclfs, Paip'ufion of the Heart Pains in the
Back, stomach, and side Thry should be freely
to.cr ia The spring Of hr year, to purify the blood
and prepare ,l.c s tem FOX The change Of seasons.
An occasional sc stimulates the stomach and
bowels INTO healthy action and restores tho apps-
tte aud yilor. They urify tig blaod, and, by their
ftrls.aUt action on t:n cirr'latory system, reno
ya.. t.o strength OF tie body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies " the whole organism.
Hence au occasional dose is advantageous, even
though mo- serious arrangement exists hut nm
I#.a .F Tt In
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BOWLING GREEN. - The citizens of this
beautiful village and surrounding country
celebrated the Fourth in a becoming manner.
The young folks had Sabbath school celebra-
tion and dinner, which satisfied the appettes
of about five hundrad young Americans
OF course the Old Folks we're not to be out
done, so they got up dinner, and about one
hundred and fifty were at their table. S.Jeffer-
son, Esq, of this place, was one of the speakers.
Our informant says that everything passed off
in the most pleasant and agreeable manner.
-
CoRREorIos.-J. A. Hall, Esq, agent for
the Etna Insurance Company, informs us
that we were mistaken in our remarks last
week concerning the decision of the company
by which they had the benefit of all proper
ty ssved-the Portage Mutual being the coru-
pany to which the remarks would better ap-
ply. We labored under misapprehension of
the facts, and take pleasure in making this
correction, having no doubt, from the state
ment made to us, but the company alluded
to is reliable and prompt to repair all DANA
ges according to agreement
Since writing the above, Mr.. Magill, trav-
cling agent for the Elna Insurance Company,
and Mr. Ttcomb, have called on us TO state
thate the damages by the recent fire. have
been repnr,l--tha 1e Company has paid
it's luu irs r.rae f5ssr. t. itself no ben
f T right
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NOTICE is hereby given thai the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified rs Administrator
of the estate OF Joseph Steward late of Wood county,
Ohio, deceased W. X. BRYANT.
June 81 lS56--Gw3.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
- been duly appointed and qualified as administrator
the estate of Ira Reed, late of Wood county, Ohio
deceased EZRA MORGAN.
June p, lSjG--Gw3
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A HEAVY LUMBER WAGON for sale cheap,
LAhy [June it'll FIR. MILLER & Co.
MAMMOTH GOSHEN CURN; also, a large
vi assortment Of Fogg's Garden Seeds for sale by
q. & j. POWERS.
NY QUANTITY OF Cotton Wood and Oak LUM-
y BER can be bought cheap OF the subscriber, at his
steam sawmiH, miles east Of town, by applying TO
+. u. MILLER & Co, Perrysburg.
April 10, 1856 POPPE WARNS.
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!. R. STAFFGIsD'S OLaVE SAB.
for sale 10y PECK Sc HAMILTON.
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NOTlCE.--George Mulencup, guardian ot John
- Muencup, this day filed his accounts for final set
tement which will be for hearing the th day of Ju-
ly AID. 1886. JOHN \. KELLEY, Probate Judge.
Inne lItl. lslE--tNN.s
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I F.PRICE and s.JEFFERSON. having associated
- themselves together for the purpose Of practising
law in Wood and adjoining counties, viii be found at all
times, during business hours their office in Pcrrys-
burg where they will be ready to attend to any legal
business that may be entrusted to their care,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-01-01
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate yesterday, the message Of the
President Of the United States was received,
read, and the usual number Of copies ordered to
be printed A debate took place with reference
to that part oft concerning the construction OF
the Cayton.Bulwer treaty. The Senate adj
journed until Thursday.
In the House of Representatives there was a
lively and stirring time with reference to the
Presidents messa1e. Debate was INDUCED,
when the House refused to have The message
read, THE ground having been assumed by
several gentlemen that it could not be r. ceised
until after an organization shall have been
etfected)-yeas 81, nays l26; and the Whole
subject was then laid upon the table By four
majority. The House adjourned till Wednes-
lav