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WHOLESALE PURCHASERS
OF DRY GOODS
re Wit examine the large and splendid assert
ment of
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
carefully selected by of the firm in the manufacturing
districts of Europe NOW OPEN End and Sd floors of
199 pol & 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET
which variety style of Goods low prices will
pare flvoraby with any establishment in the United
States.
OUR RETAIL STOCK
(FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT)
presents magnificent stock in every department of the
trade.
s30-tr HAMILTON EASTER & co.
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal.

BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal.
For the convenience of those living distance from
Office orders will be received account by the
following parties who authorized sell at the lowest
mine prices
MOORE & EMoRY-corner Howard and Madison SITS
n. II. JENNINGS & Co.-No IS North Charles St
JOHN W. BARRY & Co.-cor. Baltimore and Pearl SITS.
EDWIN EARECKsoN-cor. Baltimore and Caroline SITS
WIN. II. READ-No. 90 Broadway
DENNIsoN & BRo.-No. 219 West Pratt st.
STANLEY & Co.-No. 81 Light ST., cor. of Lombard
DOBBIN * WAKEFIELD
Sole Agents
s29-tf No sc Second street
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AMBRo-DAGUERREoTYPEs &c.


MIR. MARSTERS, 147 Lexington street, Howard
street. will furnish his patrons with pictures glass
card board, plates canvas life size miniature from
nature copied in oil, French Pastel coors
in style of superior excellence. He has hand full
assortment of plain and fancy Cases Also Gilt Frames
all of the best material His long experience attest
ed enables him assure his patrons complete sat
faction or no charge. SLY
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BOARD,
MILES WHITE, President

JESSE HAY, DAVID CARSON
MAULDEN PERTNE, JOSEPH ROGERS IT,
hhNhl NJ flfHHUGH, CHRISTOPHER WEST
oc22t+ JOS. II. CURLEY, Cashier
" ALUABLE FEE SIMPLE VACANT
LOT ON AlSQUITH ST, AT AUCTION will sell
on hDN ESDAl AFTERNOON. October 9th at 5 o.
clock on the premises the following described valuable
fee simple property, viz
All those three LOTS OF GROUND two of Is and one
OF 10 eet each fronting Asquith street with depth of
" to Ill feet These lots in the vicinity of the inter
section OF Hartford avenue, beginning Go north from
Bidde street. ~
plat can be at my store
Title indsputabe. Terms cash
SAMUEL II. COVER Auctio1eer
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5EFs9 PROPRIETORs OF
- TIE BALTIMORE STOTE FORKS
AND MANUFACTURERS
o l. D. S A T OMATIC STEAM HEATER
ALSO.
Wholesale and retail dealers in
COOKING, PARLOR, and HALL STOVES,
Ships Cambooses, Ranges Crates, Tin SheetIron and
Hollow Ware, and all articles in the Stove Business
Repairing done at the shortest notice. upon the best
terms.
WAREHoUSE-Nos. &c and IS LIGHT STREET,
" cor,,o- sc uo1l,.-ta,-t..'
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DIS. HUNTER AND WILLIAMS, can be con-
suited their Office 52K North Charles street. from
NJ till P NJ, by persons suffering from any affection Of
the Throat and Lungs. s29lm
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NouRsE & CoMAN


f II \ a l T. ORS,
No. l NORTH CALVERT STREET,
Baltimore, Nd.
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a-D BALTIMORE BOARD OFTRADE.
~ OFFICE Board TRADE, Baltimore, Sept 81
lS5S-ANNUAL MEETING.-The members of the Board
of Trade will hold their Annual Meeting for the election
of Officers for the ensuing year. consisting of President
four Vice Presidents Treasurer twenty Directors and
Secretary at the Office of the Board No. 10 s. Gay street
on MONDAY, Oct 4, at II o'clock, NJ.
s27-dtoc4 GEO U. PORTER, Secretary
apBOARD OF TRADE.
W. REGULAR TICKET
JOHN c. BRUNE.
Vice Presidents
ESocH PRATT, THos. C. JENKINS,
WIN. MCkM, A. SCHUMACHER
Treasurer,
T. B. DALLAM.
Secretary,
GEO. U. PORTER.
Directors,
Robert Leslie, I'LL G. Rice
Geo N. Eaton, w. A Lonev
Hugh A. Cooper Geo W. Howard
E. s. Courtsey, JAS H. Stone
Rob't r. Kirkland, Henry R. Wilson
Laurence Thomson, Benz NJ Hodges
Alex. Rieman, Werner DreseI
J. Hall Peasants, James Fulton,
VIM. T. Young. VIM T Walters
ii. L. Whitrdge, Frank Sullivan
VIM. Crichton, Henry N. Warfeld,
Jos. 0. Foard, VIM. Wilson, Jr
SIS dtO4
fbDBOARD OF TRADE.
lib OPPOSITION TICKET
NEW BOARD OF DIRECTOR.
For President,
JOHN C. BRUNE.
Vice Presidents,
GEORGE N. EATON, ALBERT SCHUMACHER,
ROBERT LESLIE, HoRATIo l.. WHITRIDGE.
For Treasurer
EDWARD B. DALLAM.
For Secretary,
GEORGE U. PORTER.
For Directors.
Hugh Jenkins lChas. J. Baker,
Ross Campbell, Robert Fowler,
B. +. Newcomer, Jas C. Adams
VIM. T. Young, iI.aur Thomson
Hamilton Faster, Henry NJ Warfed,
Wm Crichtnn, VIM. t. Walters,
C. Nicodemus VIM Stirling
F. s. Courtney George Small
FRANCIS Neaie, Jno s. Williams,
Henry Jaynes, B. DeFord
j. Hanson Thomas, Robert A. Fisher,
Hugh A. Cooper, James H. Stone ocl,st
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l-p BALTIMORE GYMNASIUM-An
p3 those members of this Association who have not
notified to call on the Treasurer, y. G. PENNiMAN No
10 n Howard street. and receive their member
ship. By order NJ. MERRYMAN,
s29-eo2t' Secretary.
1p CIRCULARS OF THE PATAPSCO
~ FEMALE INSTITUTE can be obtained at the store
Of HAMILTON EASTER & CO., Nos. 1919, 2o1 and 2O3
S-aw2w-
NOTICE.-Baimore lst October, 1858.
l N-The house of F. BARREDA & BROTHER being
closed in this city persons having business with that
will please address the No. 81 William ST. New
York at which place all transactions will be qudated
= OTlCE.-The creditors of GRAY Il
SEVERE hereby notified to file their claims pro
perly authenticated with the undersigned at his Office
No 81 North Caroline St. before the 18th inst prepara
tory to dividend of their assets.
oc2 St. P. A. WATTS, Trustee.
<f29 JOHN H, WALKER,
Wishes to inform the 4S bAI he s
furnish all kinds of STOVES at the shortest notice as
PLUMBING and Job Work in general, and most respect
fully asks for continuation of public patronage.
GROCERY AND PRODUCE COMMIS-
Va SION MERCHANTS
J. HENRT GREEN VA / oc co.
No IS 5. CALVERT STREET,
BALTIMORE.
as Sole Agents for Allen Needles, SUP PHOSPHATE
OF LINE. oc2u WIN. D. THOMPSON, Jr.
ENOR SALE OR LEASE.-A vacant lot
n Pratt St. north side, few doors west of Howard
running back to Carpenters Alley apply through mail to
JOHN SWAN, Baltimore. oc2- cotf
CARPETS! CARPETS!
~ The undersigned would respectfully call the atten
ton of his friends and customers to his well selected
stock Of
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS,
Three-ply ingram CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTH, DOOR MATS
RUGS, TABLE OIL CLOTH
STAIR RODS Sc
All OF which he offers as CHEAP the cheapest and as
good as the best in the city.
N B.-I have a fine assortment of
RAG CARPETING
on hand of my make Rag Carpets wove to order at
short notice. JOHN SAYIOR
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UIaItU Jump SHOES, : TkidtOp High Louis.
Also, on hand of my manufacture, DOUBLE SOLE
BOOTS, DOUBLE SOLE CATERS, DOUBLE SOLE
WALKING SHOES, &c, &c. These articles are all made
up during the summer months that ut the present time
they well seasoned and warranted inferior
the market. THOMAS LAUGHLIN, No. . st. Paul St.
opp. the Bank of Baltimore sl6-d3m
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NJ OTICE.-Baltimore, LIST October, 1858
1N-The house of F. BARREDA & BROTHER, being
closed in this city, persons having business with that firm
will please address the at No. 81 William st. New
York, at which place all transactions will be liqudaed
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I'VE ERRILL, THOMAS Z co.
I'VE Are opening at their NEW WAREHOUSE
No. 239 Baltimore street. Charles, beautiful
sortment of GUNS, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL, &c,
lately arrived per steamer at New York rendering their
stock one OF the largest and best selected in the country
to which they respectfully invite the attention of the
trade. s6-1mr
"a FALL STYLE OF HATS FOR
rs ,5S. We are now selling the Fall Style Of Hat for
Gcntlemen's wear, to which invite the attention
of our friends and the public and them that
they cannot be surpassed for
BEAUTY OF STYLE AND FINISH
by any that may he offered in this City.
Also, large assortment of the most fashionable Soft
Felt Hats and Caps for Gentemens and Youths wear.
SAMUEL HINDES 4 son,
No 100 North Gay street, third door from Bridge West
side. seDISlmr
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o. HANDSOME THREE STORY
Afii; BRICK DWELLING ON WEST FRANKLIN ST =
-1@AT~ will sell on TUE DAY AFTERNOON next Octo-
Der 5t at o'clock, the premises all the following de
scribed valuable property, viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
situated on the south side West Franklin street bepin
ming l93 feet west from Oregon street
The Lot fronts franklin street IA feet and running back
142 feet to an alley 20 feet wide
The Improvements consist of large well built three
story brick DWELLING with extensive brick back build-
ing &c, with many convenences for a family Ground
rent $50 on the whole lot Terms at sale
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NJ OTlCE.-The creditors of GRAY q
L SEVERE are hereby notified to file their claims pro
pery authenticated with the undersigned at his Office
No 81 North Caroline St, before the 18th inst prepare
tory to a dividend of their assets.
oc02t w
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1p CIRCULARS OF THE PATAPSCO
~ FEMALE INSTITUTE can be obtained at the store
Of HAMILTON EASTER CO., Nos. 199, 20l and 2O3
Baltimore street. s14lw&2aw3w*
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,e4H9z MAGEE'S PATENT VFNTUA-
eeEn4 TING STOVE and FURNACE. Eight sizes for
- Warming and NENTILATING PARLORS OF
tlCES, HALLS. WAREHOUSES;, SCHOOL HORSES
Nc, which for ECONOMY, PURITY OF AIR and EASE
OF MANAGEMENT has no equal in this country Manu-.
featured and for sale by ROBBINS x co
S5O-u 46 and As light st west side
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I'D NO 4S7 W. BALTIMORE ST
~ Wishes to inform the public that he is prepared to
furnish all kinds Of STOVES the shortest notice as
cheap as can be bought in the city. Also, HOUSE
PLUMBING and Job Work in general. and most resnect
fully asks for continuation of public patronage
M 1Inr
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5fl.E ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY-On TUES
49, DAY, 18th October the undersigned will offer for
sale at O'Clock, P. NJ at the Exchange Sale Rooms
~ South Gay street, the LOT or GROUND fronting
Cheapside forty five feet, with depth of SxtysX feet
more or less to franklin lane improved by foursory
brick WAREHOUSE now occupied by McSsrs. j. c. Sell
man Son. under lease to them of 81 500 per year till
lst January 1851 and subject to- ground Of 500 per
nnum payable semi annually, the LIST March and LIST
September.
Terms Of ale-0ne fourth cash. balance in G. and 10
months. GIBSON * co
oc2-ts AuctiOneers.
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CARRIAGES FOR sALE.---I have on hand large

" Of bugges rockaway and and horse
rages approved styles Ao several second
horse carriages hut little used Of which
sold low for cash. negotiable paper at short date
always hand the largest stock that kept IN this city, and
intending purchase should
before purchasing elsewhere. 3u THOMAS YOUNG, AlH]
E&tJ No. 400 Pennsylvania
Also, sale No family horscrge and perfectly
gentle sound used by myself during the summer.
: Nov 19--3tswi&cpSw
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The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Edridgs
Capt. jos. Comstoek
The Adaie ..s...,. -! ..--., Capt James West
These ships bull, contract expressly br
ye been their
r snd speed their
0F passsngers unequaed for elegance and confsrt,
The
and spared 10 make them all good
s thorough examination given them their
~ uSEQrAIKp. sf,.frfrr 81. fss.etIa
Price passage from New York Liverpool cabin $780,
second cabin sa From iverpos to New York 80 aud 20
suinssA.
No berth be secured until paid for.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which

doubled The undersigned has invent
cd aud patent from the United States for the
OF machinery converting seed cotton
process the through the
ous spinning machinery until is ready for ship
IN wcayipg
The saving from this process will be
warns (unbrokcn and unnured the
the used TO and DIS
entantc III hy and heavier, and
win markets the world dsthncng all competition
undersped prepared 70 dispose Of privileges to use his
paten and rsutnrs will BE- Informed With compce in
uc,ous how 10 use the best machinery and all
other necessary particuars application addressed %
bee o-2awiyf GEORGE o. HENRY, MOBILE
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Marble Manufactures, TOmbs, Statuettes, Etc.
TTNIIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the attell-
ton of the public to his large and clegan. stock of t
MARBLES, ToMBsrONfs, AND MONUMENTS 'tf e
norh
~ . e.
his employ ether
marbles, and in other description OF
MARBLE MANTEls OF THE LATEST STYIEs, sar4 g
OF his manufacture, and or superior quality,
llNTIIS, DOOR AND WINDOW slLs, CARRIAGE STEfS NEW
s sl YORK FI4AGGING &c, s53 tlHl..s ..ft E.
In fact everything that required In the marble and stone bust
nrss, either for utility taste for the fine
particular description his unnecessary
daily visit his yard where every
addition TO the above articles he has number of
beautifully wrought suitable either the tomb
imported himself Italy please
he will manufacture to order such be
acmes and strict
ha hopes meet the expectations of his patrons.
~. arFtt WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, L5.aa.l
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Sep 3-d6m
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IM WN~<~~
TO OUR SUBS ORDERS.

IN. name Of mo person l be entered upon books upss tn
aymont o. the sub-criptoa be msSe in advance
Distant subsibsrs may forward money by letter. ana s t~A
will he assumed by Ourselves Ia rs safe transmission
The COUNTRY pubished uiweety duns 's se"son>
of Congress, and eky during the recess
Subscription. COR period less than year received terms
profortoned hs above annual
sSPtrTa, agents and py
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed OF Rvs ns
gr~ss.
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GEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" |a8y GAOr10tOwn. ID. C.. Esuan

rTlHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long and fnvoraby known conducted by Miss L.
English s direction Miss NJ j. Narrower principal
competent and experienced teachers in every
department Of learning
Members call them Washing
daughters wards here under their own sper
accustomed To doths graduses Of Tbs
seminary representing nearly every State In the Union
For particulars address E q stEt NJ D. NARROWER, tl#t
nVff Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep l2--eotf a'.l nf5'f- ~ teorgetown, Il. c.
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ships will be accountable
bills
ding signed therefor and the thereof expressed
Dec. 1a-du
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Cavisry Pctits pois; TruRss, &c. @
4 AEO CANS, &c, Of our importation, viz:
Il 9-teyO nunes natural, lin I'm and sa-s) tEA
Pcuu pois natural, and in butter r.
Shsmpignous, natural
SArdncs, 10 oil IaT it ~ faH'
Ancboyics, picked, I'm kegs
Dutch Herring, picked, lin kogs) Ii aIIH
Italian Aaccsron, Bslerna.
Also
Caviar Grcm tho Caspian sea- and mvcrtc dsl' IN
mlpy parts of Europe a8i p
For sale by KING n BURCHFIIp
Corner Vermont and Fifteenth street
Jan l6-eOde
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Washington Insurance Company.
f CHARTERED By CONGfsfsF.
Capal $500 0ool
TI1HIS Company is now prepared to receive appli
for Insurance buildings, merchandise &c at the
without charge for policy their office
md Penn the Washington CITY Savings
Bank I.
:
Vim. r. Gnyiy Bacon,
Jos. Bryan James +. Halliday, ... ..
ts.ti IN Hudson Taylor,
Francis Nohun - NJ W, Gait
J tsf Benz Bsail,
gi rfs JAMES G. MCGUIRE, President.
z C. n. HANSON, Secretary. .l... .r.. =. = rs....
May 2o-dly ~ 'a't
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
Aims No 56 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO.,
ti Liverpool.
SrEPIiE.N kENNARD l. CO.,
No. ~ Austin Frlars, London.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT l. CO.,
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHASED
AT THE BEST RATES FOREIGN bills OF EXCHANGE SOLD on
THE PRINCIPAL FONTS IN EUROPE IN SUMS TO SUIT.
~ OLD CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA. MONEY
VI will be opened depoos payable
gold charging the Checks
cordingy t. strta& t~tY tt7Ff ats s ssaff145d a..
sight drafts on all the principal cities in the Union sold in to
stocks sold Y a. t kt- ~ it
Uncurrcnt money bought sold as3 48BlraaEHH 30
Land purchased the highest yt l -I
SWEENY, RITTENHOusE, fANT, 4 CO.,
Dec BIN '' t7AAt4 ' Bankers.
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Washington Aqueduct.

.f ,4sat WASHINGTON AQunucr
Washington, March 6, 1851
DROPOSAIS are invited for materials and work
i for Washington aQueduct . .+
Proposals up fh May opened
Maps prodes specifications the materials aud work be
let viii be ready for examination at this Office ON and after the 2oh
masonry bridges,
ueed with the ro man gate houses bricks
rubbe and cut stone, &c.
the particular works and materials reference made the
specifications and plans.
As upon portion yet acquired by
thereon such delays allowance will be made
Portions only completed pres
Ss s y w
right prescribe the amount Of work be done and rate
prou holding sucenty, works
shalt stopped until funds become available
othe stoppage particular
funds the reserved ten cent will be paid IT, in the Judgment OF
Payments VIII specie checks upon the United States
monthly engineer
viii be condition
no Sa soa g nS opo.a for work or
.Srals the Washington Aqueduct" 9ss flsA hsl5t i
they be doomed and TO make
be considered most conducive the the
Every Offer must ns BY written signed BY
the bidder bidders will his their bid be accepted
obligation within ten days with good and sufficient
accompanied BY the certificate of tho United States district
the or 10 the Engineer De-
Of War that the guarnnors able make good their
BIDS opened presence bidders any
be present. aa4 Flal3s NJ c. AEGS, la
Capt OF Engineers in charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt N. c. Melga, U. 8. Engineers.
md a. % a. with Ss ss S s s
they viii within days after The acceptance Of the said bid
the articles proposed conformity to the terms Of tbs
under which was made And IN case the said
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INOR LEASE.--A square of ground sitIated cor.
nor Of 10Th and Boundary No 1ss for
years For particulars apply TO GEORGE W. BRAY,
3y..W APsa Collector and Agent for Houses -
Jan 2z--codlm NO 2S2 Ninth street between n aud n
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winter Term.-Instraction in French

NHONSIEUR f.. MASSE returns thanks for the
lvl patronage hitherto afforded him. gives notice that the
Tuesday, December Te la
form class OF no, less than
instruction by the
lessons, a of
haif ~ the Iie win employ rasauses
and the coloquiai
Napoleon Alexandra Dumas the Persons
will leave their
Mobuns Of
.Ht ~ ai8'.tAA pxssRExr1s, | .H
Hon I. roacey. Secretary Of the Navy, Washington
Rev. GEORGE u. lumulins, .,.sa u. .ls. d.
Rev. Smith pyncs - aii %
p Il FsndaM ~ f.5 ." Il. at t#H
Rev. r. Cleveland COxe, o( Baltimore
~ Rev. Bishop N. Clark, u. d., Prov idence.
St Rev. Bishop T. c. Brownel, D. d. Hartford, Come
Hou. r. A Green, New Bedford. y i & ..
Rev. Charles Lowe, ~. ...f
Rev. Charles Il Brigham, Taunton.
Rev. T. ". Hnow, t ai3l'caf .'.tt.
George B. Emerson, esq, Boston. f-. ~ fis ffI III
Wshard H. Dana, esq.,
t4ce Sargent, esq, NA t 'Nt H-f
Nov 74-codtf = fI'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER announced the select committee to re-
port upon the cxpodency Of constructing Pacific rail
road to consist Of Messrs PHEIs Of Missouri JoSEs Of
Tennessee, WAsriBunN Of Maine, MnIsos of Virginia,
CURTIS of Iowa. CORNING of New York, UNDERWOOD of
Kentucky, GRoEsBECK of Ohio GMER of North Carolina
SINGLETON Of Mississippi FARSswoRrn of Illinois, PHIL
OF Pennsylvania Leach Of Michigan, BRYAN of Tex
as and ScorT of California. 4a..ta
an THE CASE OF MATTEsoN.
The resolution introduced by Mr.. HARRIS, of Illinois,
rcctng the action OF the last Congress in regard the
port OF the investigating committee in the cascof Mr. MAT
rsoN of New York and proposing his expulsion from the
present Congress- being called up m r Aaal.5
Mr. KEIT'T, ofSouth Carolina rcmarking that the MEM
Der most interested In the resolution detained at his
home in consequence of sickness in his family moved
that Its reconsideration be postponed for one month
which motion was agreed to.
iWH DEusrs UPON THE PENSION BILL
The House then proceeded to consider the resolution
submitted by Mr. j. CLANCY JoSEs of Pennsylvania TO
terminate debate In Committee Of the Whole at one
O'Clock tomorrow the bill making appropriations for
the payment of invalid and other pensions for the year
ending june 3oth, 1889 the pending question being
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ashinxton Branch Railroad.

tia washington Branch Railroad. Fa
pima Trains Jolioess
I EAVE Washington at G, a. NJ; 8, a. M; 3,p. M;
Tho a and s. and 20, directly
Baltimore for she East and al Relay for te Vest those 8
SS s"a - m o annapolis and at = P m for 'fs'f'ek and
The 8 and 90 trains and only Al
Tho saturday co. p M goes only phads
on sunday only ,rain at 4. 20, p. o,..
George w. Bray,
y Collector and Agent for Houses
RESIDENCE No. as2 NINTH STREET NORTH,
Between aud streets,
w ASHIN GTON. s,s sl
House renting collecting promptly attended punctus
turns made ytalHa 4 4atfif lGnisf@ Jan 22 d3m
-l4----------
M EBBITT HOUSE. y aasi
j H. FREEMAN n gla..la
Fs,rse, between lath and 14th Streets ''7l2A, ID
A4 WASHINGTON, D. C. II ~"
TNHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
contains one hundred rooms and has all the requisites OF
proprietor provided coaeh which wip. the railroad
depot and steamboat landing arrival for the Of
passengers g, and baggage to the hotel, a5 s.E a
oh s.
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On motion by Mr.. ALLEN resolution was adopted
sructing the Committee Printing to have printed in
pamphlet form, In such manner rs may be deemed ap-
propate thousand copies of the addresses made by
members of the Senate and House of Representatives.
the occasion of the deaths of Hon James Bell late
ator from the State of New Hampshire, Hon. Andrew P.
Butler late senator from the State of South Carolina
and Hon Thomas j. Rusk, late senator from the State
of Texas