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Elegant Display OGNew Good,

Attention l. rallel 10 my recent purchase. oil
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CIRPETING.
I HAVE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN
| and Plaid Merino. Ca'hmeros, Coburgh., DA
Beige, Plain and Printed Flannels, Nelvet., NJ IA
LANES, Ginghsms, Prints, Satins Rich Plaid ami
Black silks Trimmings, Ribbons, Brocha, Stella,
Cashmere aud Bay state Shawls, Cloaks, Talnss,
Ladies Cloths and Vevets, Wrought Bands Eis-
inGs aud Insertion, Cambria, Muslin and Lace Col
lars and Sleeves, in French and Scotch work. Sc.r.
Gloves and Hosiery Knit TPpet, Hoods, saeks,
ralmas, Sleeves, Wristlets, LegSins and over Soeks
Ladies aud Gents Wrappers and Drawers, IN Wooden
and silk Cloths Casimeres, &C., &C.
In housekeeping goods my stock embraces every.
thing that is generally wanted, | have
Counterpanes, blankets, Aannels, linen and cotton
shrting, Huckabueh, Scotch diapers crash. bathing
towels table cloths, napkins, doyles, piano ard "a
bic covers, lace muslin and damask curtains, oiled
shades, fixtures ; Brussels three.ply, ingram,
tra-fne, fine Venitan and cotton carpetng. Brus-
sells and venitian stair do druggets crumb cloths
mattings, and many other goods not mentioned,
which am selling at exceedingly low rates.
noyid6wtf c. I. STAMFORD.
AND Still THEY COM
n ~ GREAT ENCITFMENT 81
At the Dry GOODS NT0Ri and CtFfEI
WAREHOUSE, No. $50 Church street Nov
opening,
Fall and Winter Goods,
for LADIES and GENTLEMEN and HoUsE.FUR.
NISHING.
Also, 200 pieces CARPETING Of every grads,
pattern and price-new and beautiful styles, all
Of which we are offering at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES for cash
~" Recollect No. $50 Church street.
NICHOLS 4 BoYNToN.
Burlington, OCT Is, 1855. dtvti
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NHE WOULD SAY TIL At PARTICULAR AT
w tcntou has been paid in Manufacturing
and selecting our stock Of Dies, FU, and we
fdcut that YOU will not find cur assortment inferior
any House in the Cities of New York and Boston,
they have been manufactured expressly for thi'
market. y ALLEN, acc
lAH
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Thermometers

ar THE BEST QUALITY, AND CORRECT.
~ suitable for this weather and very cheap nj
No. Bank Block. DRINSMAGD1 HILDREIH.
Dec l.
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Commercial Bank.
'nI,.--A meeting

r the stockholders Of this Bank will he held on
th" second Tuesday Of January next, at - o'clock
A NJ, at the Bank, for tho election Of seven hi.
rectors for the year ensuing
w NOYFS, Cashier
BurinSton Dec u, l-5G docI2I4w wolwi
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.liIsi kCCCINCd

4 FEW DOZ. LADIES EM-STlTCHED LIN.
en- Cambria lllkis. Also Ladies and Gents
Fancy BorlcTcl Linen Camhric lidkts. they are
heap. We are almost daily reccyn. something
u-r in every branch Of our bushes, and all in
want of Dry Good, will always find good assort-
mcut at the BEE HIVE.
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NJ. OsthCim.

Iuport" Of Wines and Liquors 81 Front Strcot.
1.-TWO doors from Cocnties shp,) Ncw-York.
March |, 1855. wifi
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c. J.. Benedict,
G. G.. Benedict,

Comm,,s,on.r, for the State Of Vermont, in New
York-Ofrcc 7iWall-st
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Daniel Snow,

Oak" 'nd Confsr,9n0. All order, for fno md
,ommon Cakes, and Pastries, Ice-Crcams and
Confectionery, promptly attended to.
p. sVow.
Darlington. Oct. !. lS56. dtwtC
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Tourists, Gases

4 BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE FOR A PRESENT
~ to a sister, Brother, Cousin or Friend. Don't
orSct TO call and see them at the Cheap Cash Book
store. leC.U
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Gouoi.ie Go. Grammar School. -

.llins Term begins February 10Th. The same
l..arl If instructors as heretofore permanently
employed.
\ carefully sclectod Library Of now books is
leing procured for the Institution and will be ready
for use during the Spring Term.
The Teachers Glass will receive special attention.
Tor board, or for rooms for sel-boarding, and for
any ether infor nation apply directly to the PRrNoI
RAJ NJ. =. PARMELEE.
Johnson, Vt Jan 6, 1857. WIS CIV
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e's.csI, Herbs .

- tGE,SuMMER SAVORY. SWEET MARJORAM
- and all the Culinary and Medicinal Herbs fresh.
For sale at lowest prices ly TliEO. a. PECK.
doc Il
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LYMAN'S
prOycIlsICr.

I WILL SELL, DURING THE COMING WIN
ster-by the ton or mallerquantity-bran, shorts
and "'h m"al 1T the lowest prices Tor which they
are sold at the mill
am also supplied with extra super6ne and fan
cy flour. corn neal buck wheat rye -four, Graham
flour, split peas, pearl barley, a.. A $. DEWEY.
uoNlS d5w #
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Mustang Linimcnt in their house. Tho many ac-
cdents we are liable to, may render II necessary al
any moment, and nothing Is capable Of periormin.
such a certain cure. (Eur1ctl " In Lifting the
Kettle from the fire it caught aud soaldol my hands
and person very seycrely-uno band almost ~ a
crisp. The torture was iniulcmhlo. II WIS an aw-
full sight The Mustang Linimcut sp-
pearai % extract the pain almost immediately IL
healed RAPIDLY and left no scar If account CuAs
F"SrgR, 40 Byoad STRAIT, Ihi1d,iph,1." It's truly
a wonderful article. 1t will cure anycase Of swell
lng, burns, stih lpiuts eruptions or rheumatism -
ior horses it should never he dispensed with. One
dollars worth of Mustang has frequently saved a
valuable horse II cures gals, sprains, rinrbonc.
SPAWN and iounlers H,wlrs NJ LIMITATIONS. sold in
all parts ofthe habiaLle GLOBE
BARNE' PARG, PROPRIETOR, NY w2iiw
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New Years Presents,

A Fresh SUPPLY OF NEW AND STANDARD
Books, Also variety of other goods suited
for Presents may DO found at the Church street
Book Store. Call aud see Dec50
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Head Quarters at W. W. PARTRIDGE'S Music
Store.
jy23 BURLINGTON. VT. dtr
All kinds Of brass instruments furnished at tho
lowest city prices. All instruments sold by me
of my own selection and warranted perfect.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
ljim1 Isurausc Company, Of Hartford, Connecticut
Capital. 100000.
Home Insurance Company, Of New York. Capital,
S5O0,O0O.
CONNECTICUT Fus Ias",an,' Company, Of Hartford,
Connecticut. Capital, S2Oo,ooo,
Month"; Vs,'rn h,Uan,' company, Of oswogo Now
York Capital, Sl5o,o0o.
Star Insurance Company, Of osdonsbureh, Now
York. Capital, Sl5O,00O
Insurance to an amount not exceeding s4O,00o
taken in ono risk in the above companies, and by
an arran gement with the best New York and Boston
Companies an unlimited amount procured at adc-
quate rates,
Burlington, Vt. 5. WIRES, Agent.
Ct1ttr OAK L,f' InSuranc' Conpany of Hartford,
Connecticut. 100000 Capital. with large Sur.
plus. Rates Of Insurance for each 10000 on
Single Life, Annually.
IA
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Dialogue at DcWcy,s.

Nrdn-o-Whcrc il the ittc't place to find
The choicest Teas of every kind
D0"'Y- Just step in here and you shall sec
That | can suit you To a a." !"
Green, Black, Suuchong and Oolon5
Coffee, Cocoa and so a long
These arc the drinks that 20 along
R4th"y rappi
NraoC" Where can doubling stranger hore
To get some real, genuine soap
D'wcs-- I've got the best Of every sort
For kitchen, toilet, camp or court,
R'''io the kind that smell, so nice
And bound to shave at any price
Vary sarge
N'o"c'--Anl should hungry stranger wish
ur,chcese,or ham, lard, FORK or fish
Us~.y- Ilc'l find them here, with many more
Choice groceries than ere before
Were gathered in village store
Pray lust examine and explore
A yo,0 lcsuJ,'
N'"-"--And as to rrcc-fur you must know
That one would rather purchase 1rr--
H,wsy-- Why as to that, will unfold
To customers, both young and old
What mUdcsty would leave untold,
That hero the sr9.,r,o are sold,
And not the iuysr
Nrang0--Well, III 90 home and get i,t
OF what we wlnt-a precious grist.
D,r,g-- Pray lust call in thi- aftcrn ION,
You can not come a whit too soon,
For though they all are good and sound
rs ever groceries were found
Anl fit for peasant. prince OF frimatc
They will not keep in any climate
dec - law Nor at DEWEl'Si
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John Il. Wheeler,

R,7i E1atc igcW, Town lalDurlinrt"n, We r"r-
ticular attention given tothc purchase and >aio
ofRcal Estate, tho investigation Of Land Titles,
Leasing, Collecting Rent, lnsuring, Paying Tax
er, &C., &c, sc. ddwtf
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Wales & Taft,

Ar,rn,I' and Counsellors at Law. oGiro in Town
Hall, Burlington, VI,
T,E. wALE'. n SELL :. rArr.
January !, lSj1. d6wf
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To the Ladies.

las JUST ISSUED A BEAUTIFUL BOOK
] for the little folkS-cntitled the Play D1V
nt, fully equal to little Ferns 1t can be found at
chuis' Cheap Ca n Book Store. dec20
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INRANk LESLIE'S GAZETTE OF FASHIONS
L for January, Just received Mt Nichols Book
7loGe, jana
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NO. l-FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS
\ No. 2-Nichols' Book Store il at SO Church
street.
No. 3--Nichols went to Boston and New York to
purchase Goods especially for tho coming Holiday.
No. 4-Nichols purchased said Goods.
No. j-Nichols has just returned.
No. 6-Goods with him.
No. beautiful supply Of them
No. s-Of every description, cheap and costly.
No. 9--Wl cause the children to laugh with joy.
No.lO-Olcr children, ditto.
No. ll--Moncy saved in making purchases, i, so
much money earned.
No.l2-->,id money is saved by purchasing at
Nichols Cheap Book store.
No, l3-iencrll stampede for said Dock Store.
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lGOtchl,iSs - .lcIiiSou,
JopoIocrs and ItotoiIore
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
D r Y @ 0 Q D S +!

GENTLEM EMS FURNISHING GOODS
hfrER now to Merchants complete assortment
tOf well selected and most desirable Good--com-
prsing fabrics If the best manufacturer, which will
he sold on tho most reasonable terms and in any
nmnlInt L. snii Iurnhnsnra
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Underwood q French.

Ar,rn.g, and Coun5clcrs at Law anil Solicitors in
Chanccry. Office in Town Hall, Burlington, Vt.
IENt UNDERWOOD. JEREMIAH rRrN,H.
Jan. &. 1857. dEwtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES
sOsiI!On Parties at Barney

>I.psom's. Richmond, W., Ist Tuesday eve, Jan.
= ~ ISL, Fl Wednesday eve, Feb. Is lN57,
MAuogcr,.-E. D. Mason, II. A. Hodges.
Music Robnson's Quadrille Band.
Eli. SlI5. VS. 5w
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Plated " ar


NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY AT THE
INCurnor store silks, Shaws, Merinos, CASH
mcrc-, pelhincs, Tamas, Cloaks, Ladies' Cloths
Printed Dress Goods. Housekeeping Goods. En-
broideries, Gloves, Hosiery, &C, Gc., sc.
Purchasers are invited /, call and examine tho
stock it will be oerod upon the most reasonable
terms.
ocg-dkwtf LYMAN'S
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Books.
A.eOssi.lliuw Esut trUc.

4 LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
d. At Nichols Cheap Cash Book Store. deco
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IL \ " l. - l. 1 -
IIOIIl)A \ KESEN -.
s,.,, s,,c ccs,,ua,rd p,ools
~ -. .. ,''',' .',,',..,.,,
BOOKS IN FINE BINDINGS
Foa.y Stationary AMI Fqney Good,,
,.,,.,,,,,'.., ,.,..., .,.,,.. ,,,,, a., -, aid
to be continued day and evening until all arc 'oid'
IL A INULLER, Proprietor OF
-. "a. the Chn,'h Sr,h Book N'o,', in.
vicinity to hi. extensive assortment Of eho, Boot,
Wtt.iraisd llwks NJ AT and Chhir,n', B9oks, which
will be found more extensive and valuable than ever
before offered in Burlington.
Those who do not want BOOK will find large
and well selected stock Of Fancy foods, Writing
Desks Dressing Cases Work B"Fe'. Bags, Purses
"anlo'' Maps Boxes BLOCKS Tools &c, &C.
Also
A GREAT VARIETY OF
U,rSI ". rows
rnn rur ,rrrtr rotr,
Nr.,;,i ,i, a. ~ III IT,,
~ , e,., "'ii,'.15 i ~
,i | i t,,i"i ~
90 GanJs a., -, a,,, ,,, , - ~ '.j ',i 49, 'l
H.. ,,ti;,.. 80 b. =, i,,a. ~ ., ~
,J ,ha or,sI -, y,t iis 4i ~ wv ''"'''
" w. Wv ''' Nv ,,i'itpp,,
r,rop,.,, or t,o,Is s,,,i,,o. al ra,, l,
SNf'iI'N Of looks, stationery and Fancy "99d''
dccl7d&wif Burlington, Vt.
s,,nnrt,u, nuc.,;ons,,
p r. :. , ~,
-
That tho BEE HIVE
has tho hest o'.ortneu It Dry Goods in the state
d" r,,,u,o RE utvr
i. the best place to buy Dry Goods
n T No l I
That our object l. to
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OBSTINATE, EEXr BIRTH rAY)
Life, Fire q Marine Insurance.

Application may DO made to
March II, 1856. dly ). WIRES, Agent.
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JrVinS'> Life Of Washington.
G., p DIZZY IL a. 20

THE ILLUSTRATED EDITION
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Pearl Folders
FANNY Fern

GONE BEAUTIFUL ONES, JUST THE THING
1 Nfnr tho uuliIuNs. lecln
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'A'L.iIssCs.


4 THE OLD STAND WILL BE Tot Nd A.
y cyera large assortment OF Hup'U, Yl,s.
tor himr, ioat and iinh, for sale and properly
adapted at IlIEO. A. PICKS.
doc - Dealer in Surgical instruments. 4
Plated War.
y EW STYLES OF CAKE BASKETS, CASTORS,
soup and gravy ladies, pie, cake, fish and crumb
kuivts, plated forks and spoons of three different
patterns card baskets, fruit and butter knives,
cludlcstick- snuter, and trays.
Also, retculcs, bags, purses, writing desks India
rubber goods and fancy soods--at the old stand, on
Church street. j. l.. BEIN~MAID.
New Books.
TNlE HOT ,EIlOLD ANGEL By MRS, LESLIE
old Mol aud Little Agnes by Mir, Leslie for
sale 81 at IlUNTlNGTON'S
Feathers
1sFN, TURKEY AND GEESE FEATHERS
constantly on hand and for salo by
dcal2dAwlW' VI. MOVES
Writing Desks.
&oME VERY NICE ONES AT TIE CHEAP
lTClsh Book store. deco
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Ekurnin" Eluill
BOIllcslICS.

nE TIE BEST QUANTITY, AND At LOWEST
~ prices Money saved by buying, at
dcclldIw THEO. A. PECk'S.
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The New Year.

Tonight in silence and In darkness, the
Old Year is gathered to its fathers Likeits
predecessors, 1856 has been year Of mixed
good and i'll, In our own land II has been
year of warm political excitement which
has developed both the good and bad that is
in men, 1t has been year marked by pm
triotic decide, by self sacrificing effort, by
noble enterprise, by generous liberality, by
exalted virtues by une1ampled prosperity -
and it has been n year of great crimes. Of
meannesses, of frauds Of treachcry, OF strife 4,
Of misfortune, and Of misery Such as it
was it has gone from us. Let us now, on the
eve Of the New Year forget the bad of the past,
except rs VIC may remember the lesson for the
future which it teaches. Let us begin the
year, with accounts squared by forgiveness,
and balance Of good wishes to the credit of
every man we know. For ourselves, we be-
lieve we can say truly we know not the soul
to whom we cannot wish Happy New Year
and many years to come of happiness and de-
served prosperity. But especially to our
kind friends ard readers do we own genuine
interest and attachment. We owe them for
their kind forbearance and encouragement
debt which we would repay in the best
wishes which can warm the heart of any one
at such time as this. To all we wish a
Happy New Year and many pleasant returns
of the day.
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Here we're two points Of gain to the cause Of
free Kansas, and others followed In Congress
the battle went on and though the pro slavery
men could secure majority Of votes, Tin the
House they could barely do SO, and with diff
fculty) in debate they we're no match for
their opponents. In fact they were broken
down on all points One by one they had to
abandon the positions which they took in
passing the Kansas Nebraska bill. The
gross Inconsistency between their professions
and their acts was showed up in such glaring
light that the whole nation saw it, and they
themselves knew that it was seen. The
force of a growing public opinion against
them was felt to be very great, and the effect
was visible in many wavs. Shannon's Ad-
ministration had become so contemplate as
well as 30 odious, that Pierce was obliged to
yield to the storm of public indignation, and
to remove him
Though Gcary, when appointed, was prciu-
diced against the free State men, and for a
time was carried along, under the rro-slavery
influences which surrounded him, to commit
acts of unnecessary harshness against the
free State men, his eyes gradually were
opened to see things more nearly AS they
really were. Those who supposed him sent
there only to curb the free State men and to
give countcnance and indirect aid to their
worst uppressors, found out their mistake. lie
meant to have peace, but not peace at the
expense Of all justice, and procured by the
unconditional submission Of the free State
men to the tyrannical acts Of the bogus legis-
laturc and to those who had sworn that they
should be enforced to the fullest extent. Under
such an administration border ruttiianism
could not flourish, and its power has been
to all appearances gradually wasting away.
The influence Of the Presidential election
has not been such as to help the pro. slavery
party. The democratic party carried in
their candidate only by the grossest double
dealing. The Southern wing OF the party
proclaimed ono doctrine of policy for theil
candidate, the Northern wing an opposite
ono, and though by this measure success
was secured, they arc already divided anC
weakened IN consequence. The Republicans
have shown themselves great power in thu
nation, one which can be neither caioled
/ nor frightened, Possibly there Is power
enough in the administration party in Cong
grcss to force Kansas in as o slave State
even before The fourth of March but t
attempt it and to fail would destroy then
( forever and that their leaders see Beyont
that day there lies uncertainty. We mus
wait awhile before 1t can be removed
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LETTER From KANSAS. IT nder date Of Dec.
18th the Boston Advertiser has letter from
a correspondent at Lawrence, from which We
take the following extracts.
The removal of Indian Agcnt Clark, and of
Marshal Donaldson, and the appointment Of
Col. Spencer Of Ohio, Marshal, is regarded
by some here as an indication OF better times
to come. Perhaps tn " are right but others
think the most uuexc2ptional Instruments
for the enforcement of the bogus laws are the
miscreants who have made themselves odious
ty their rufianlsm. This is my opinion
Let the officers of the luw be as odious as the
law. Tho remedy Will then sooner come
Geo W. Clark agent Of the Pottawattomcs.
it will be remembered is the reputcd murder
or of Thomas W. II Barber. This was about
year since, AMI near to Ltwrcucn. He now
thinks himself very much agCricvcl hy Pre-
sident Pierce He is said to have been very
much excited and enraged when GOV. Geary
made the announcement t. him of his remov-
al. cursing the President for his iriusticc and
subscrvicncy to abolitiouism. and swearing at
| one moment that he would 70 10 Washington
the next day and, again, that he had cigh.
teen hunlrcl doara of the government :
money, and that he would k cp il. The col
loquy between him and Governor Ge1ry was
very amusing. give the above as chnrac-
teristic specimen Of Of official dignity IN Kan
sas. The "hogus' press are setting up Il
| howl of dissatisfaction at the turn Affairs
seem t, ho taking. The Court is still IN
session at Teculnseh. Judge Onto adjourned
the Court last week for short time. he
being too drunk to sit.
The territnr" seems no he ucgrlvquiot now.
| The Delaware land sal" has completed tho
sale of al the lands outside of the city limits.
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AXAINth CONGRESS-,
T HfR u s ESSfON.

SrNArr, Dec. 23.-On motion Of Mr. Sew.
ard u resolution was adopted requesting the
| tho Ir'sld"ut TO Communicate, il not incorn-
ratlhle wiki The public interest, such infor.
nation rs he may have concerning the present
condition ana prospects Of plan for connec-
ting by submerged wires of the magnetic
telegraph, this continent and Europe
Ihe senate considered the House bill
relative to the settlement of the claim, of
officers Of tn" Revolutionary Army. and the
widows and children Of those who died in the
service
Mr. Mason thought the payment Of these
claims would render it obligatory to make
similar compensation to others not included
in the bill and even to redeem all the
Continental money.
Mr.. Criitcnden thought it would be better
20 take the bill, with all its imperfections.
than 30 run the risk, by an amendment, of
/ losing it,
/ Horsr, Dec. 23.-Mr Latcher, from the
minority Of the Committee on WAYS and
/ Means, reported n substitute for the bill for
the revision Of the tariff
/ Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, from the Commits
/ tee Of WAYS and Means. reported the Navy
/ arl Fertilization Appropriation bill.
The House went into Committee of the
/ Whole on tho lnIinn, Military Academy, and
Invalid Pension Appropriation bill, and sub
I scqu,rtIy passed them
Hor D., Dec. 81 Mr. Campbell Of Ohio.
from tie committee Of Ways and Means. re-
ported Post Office, Mail steamer, and Defci-
cnny orrroratIon Hills.
Mr. Phelps. from the committee, reported
with amendments. the Senate bill relative to
foreign coinage ard the coinage Of new cent
pics.
Mr. PHELPS explained that his object was
To- withdraw from circulation all deprecated
foreign coin. receiving Spanish quarters.
eighth, and sixteenth dollar pieces at 30, 10
and ) ccrt-. The committee Of Ways and
Means propose that the President shall FIX.
by proclamation. the description of a new
cent coin that precedent was set in 1896.
Several members appealed to Mr.. Phelps to
move To- refer the I'M TO the Committee Of
p the W hole on the state Of the Union, but
Nr 7. could not crafty them. saying to do
IS, would 'e sending it to the tomb Of the
CaluIe's.:
,,crr '~r,"ia.75ton remarked that the coins Of
TO time been made legal tsfuee'a Ve' IRON YIN,
sua' '''~s N9vo expired should be ascer tainet
Hc'.r' His Win - rr. sod 10 fin action
r MIR Jones Of Tenn. said that the only wa,
s. Of iu.uri0t fair investigation. was to senc
Co. the III 10 the Committee Of the Whole on tn,
Union.
, N- " knmar observed that no man knew
q bat-Ur than Nh Jones that there was n,
Y hettor means to destroy the bill than givin,
Z j. such reference.
Nr Jones replied that it had becom,
n fashionable ~ say that when it was designed
, 10 Kill H." Hill. it is 10 he sent to that com
T. mi-t" The majority, however. can Away,
n control the business. He guaranteed that i
i Railroad or Fire bills, involving million. o.
# dollars, were referred to that committee
tho, Vtuli lp reaclIoI tho lth of March