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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-05-07
BAzAR! BAZARl

Have sou called at The LADIES, BAZAAR in
l. IL Anderson S Row
Mrs. Il y. PErGH has just returned from the
Eastera Cities with q. han seme assortment Of la
dies and ehiliren's fancy goods. Have you seen
them2
Her millenery is not to be surpassed in beauty
and elegance Of style--And at prices astonishing
ly cheap.
BON III ETS,
" hite and col9red, some as low as 81 cfs-Tadies
Misses, and chidren's Jockey caps. exqui,jtely
nice and new in style,
French and American Flowers.
large assortment; not to be exceed in quality
aud cheapuess-Ribbons. witfoII number. OF yarii
qns styles and coloI-Ladies Head Dresses Dress
laps and numerous kinds OF useful and fancy arti-
cles for ladies toilet
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-05-07

10 rhefc Is clock in Philadelphia nearly
two hundred years old, which stiip Fecps good
time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-03
CHOICE liouoRs5

"a Li.Js Li.Js y LOVES have some OLD BOURBoNs
4 IA MlIisAY and FINE BRANDY, nlpttIes, Tor
oonp1ats OF The season, for the benefit of their
;s Those wanting good article viii call at
1S-op .t- -.st AIIsIS 4 H0WES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-03
EV a n S v IL L E
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

EE7 have on hand, and offer on liberal terms,
w awel assorted stock for printers and oookbind-
ers, among which we name - Haaa
=. 5Gobundles Printing Paper. assorted sizes; ca
1000 Straw Boards; 1900 Tar Boards,
As well coered Printing Payer; plain Cap and Host
fat Cap; Deny, Mediur white and colord Cards and
Card Boars, Which have cut to any size; Post
Office PAPER; Manila Wrapping, Printers' Ink. Nc
We also beg leave 10 call the attention Of dealers to cur
Sec of 259 bundles Trapping Paper, and leo gross of
Bonnet Boards, The highest market rrich paid for
Rags. TENSEY * SORESSOS.
APPS. - --ir Ns-l. 1'-a4 -f--t 90 ~ =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-03
vH,HE BOSTON BETTING COMPANY.

J , cf1,-3D
/ 80 do 3, 81, 4 inch, 5 and ply;
g0 do ~, 8, inch, and ply;
.O0 do I, ;, 10 inch, 3and ply;
r,, :2o do y. 49, II inch, ply;
alon, can be applied where Leather Betting cannot.
y Ise sure yen purchase the Boston article Boston
;beun hes hfty cent Indian Rubber. In fs
better y'tcanized than New York Betting. we nave
ais9 complete asSol tlpent OF Cum Packing Ga Nets
and Pipe Rings. Address the Boston betting ro,a,
pany,. agents. BARCOCE A. SoN'r c
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-03

I, t4,stsz. Cows Cows, Cows. r.,..g +.
u S ~ " w z.a.cooK 4 50 soS. S.ie 2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-03
B. L. Faheastocii,s Yermifnee.

2 ID FTER an experience OF almost thirty wears in
~ the preparation Of VegIifu sc, am now enabled
20 oncr my improved Nermfuge 20 the public, as an
article n every way worthy Of confidence IL being tho
most eifectua Worm Destroy ian either Ciiildren or
Adults yet roduced. This fact which Is a-teSted nv
ceFuhcatss OF persons of well known veracify, er5-
bles ne without any hesitation whatever 10 eliaran-
tee 1t TO give the fullest satisfaction.
D. l. FAHENSTOCK,
I Late Of the firm Of b. A. Fahenstock s. DO
Sold wholesale, by Il. L. fahenstock x Co. Whole
Pittshurg, Pa. = -
Sold also By John Laval, Chas. Leich and j. J.
Pennigton, Druggists, Evansville. ljan l2-dAw3ml
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-03

And almost every article usedin Daguerreotyping or
Amhrotyping. rc1. --rrr .lsg
Orders from operators promptly filed and forwarded
alta small advance on Eastern prices.
eE- We are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of
aticlesenumeYaed above, aad others usually kept i'm
Drug Stores and every article sold by is warranted
to he pure fresh and genuine.
eB- Particular attention paid 10 filling Physicians
oTlegs, and orders from country stores. We invite
those wishing articles in line to call send and we
give satisfaction both in REGARD to quail
ty and price. HALLOCK x ST0DDARD,
my4-ly'57 No. IS lIan street, Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-03
LOOK TRIsIwaY.
COAL FOR SALE.

EfKESH Peaches, Pears, straxberries, Ounces.
RUNS, Pine Apple, &c., &c. in tin cans and
siAs' jars Tor sale by u. Ill. COOK e. son.
The Washington union., 1858-06-29

FuSErAL-On Sunday afternoon the funeral of Capt
VIM Mankns called cut large portion of fire de-
partnent At 81 o'clock the funeral procession formed
in order follows Carriage with the officiating minis
ter and committee of the Sun Fire Company Music
detachment Of the Marine Band Sun Fire Company in
citizens dress President of the Sun Fire Company Hugh
latham, esq, supported by Barton esq, President Of
the Hydrauion Fire Company and II. Prettyman, esq,
the Friendship Fire Company, the Relief Fire Company
and delegations from the Star and Hydrauon Fire Com
fanies followed and then the funeral car which
neat and appropriate trimmed with black and relieved
by white fringe Upon this lay all that remained Of
the deceased fireman. Pail bearers in the uniform of
the sun Fire Company, accompanied the The pro-
cesicn closed by carriage containing the mourning
family The line WAS in charge of Ferdinand Knight,
marshal Notwithstanding the intense heat of the eay
large number of citizens attended the procession to the
bur, ing ground.
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
ALEXANDRIA.

At meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the Aexan-
dria Library Company, held Friday evening, June 2
1855, the following resolutions passed, viz:
Rescd vHs1i~oty That shs and energy displayed
this Company
and his invaluable services President during the last three
that
au',nxst csnuof BIZ tiled
Klr- fa should he doing Justice neither
tho did fail f
he has dayed fer the ~ this iniuon regret
hts from the Presidency
hope that he long his
f s exertspns for the diffusion Knowledge among
whn~e midst he born and raised
Reots ff4 Librarian
sA PreslA CITY
papers for pablicss,on
RICHARD l.. CARNE jr,
President pto.
EakvxI FoArp. secrct1rv
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
THE WASHINGTON UNION

PEnsouAL- The first reading In public Of Mn. Blunt.
of this city, took place last night in the Historical Sscie
ty lecture-foom, New York The lady has, as
sured Gays the Herald all the requisites for and
commend her the Of the most gallant public
in the world Genius in crinone makes its way much
faster than gsnias ia trsusers
cotuxsIA CoLIs0x-A number Of the students Of this
institution had public exhibition Of declAmations. &c,
at the Smithsonian Institution last evening which was
attended by large and sttenuye sudsnce- We
able 10 learn the Of the several Speakers but
oration hcroa BY Thomas B. Shepherd seemed to be
very meritorioas production and we'll delivered.
Others likewise received with deserved applause
RErrBxED.-H gives pleasure to state that the son
Of Col. Vim. @. Flood. whoso disappearance on Friday
last mentioned in the Union returned home yester-
day good health but resrettng very much the unea
he had caused his parents Col Flood feels grateful
to friends their kind assistance in looking for the
missing boy.
TuK Hos. Mas IsAAo L. MoRsE, vice regent of Lou
sana hns lntely forwarded to Mr. George w Riggs OF
Washington of the Mount Vernon Association,
a check for 81, ,000
CRIMINAL COURT.
MONDAY Jane 2s--The Court met at the usual hour,
and proceeded with the trial Of James and John s.
Dsvlin for the murder OF Thomas G. Berry the 9th
day of April last The prisoners brought into Court
and the Indictment read 10 them by the clerk
Messr Robert ould w B. Cross, and William Wood
wS appeared in place of the District Attorney, be-
half OF the government, and Mesr. Bradley Ratclic,
and Kennedy appeared for the defence
The witnesses the called and the usual ques-
tons propounded tsa jurors to whether they
had formed expressed any opinion in regard to the
guilt innocence Of the prisoners, &C. The regular
panel gone through, with the following result
James II. Shckells, Thomas Orme Francis Mohun, Chris
topher Cammack, A. +. oifat John L. Neale, Adam
Martini Samuel Lewis T. NJ T. King, z. D. Gilman, and
Henry G. Purdy disqualified James A. Burns John
T. Bradley, James Crutchett Edwin Green and Joseph
W. Nsm sevcrally challenged and Alexander NJ.
Smith, James 4. Scott, John w. Ott John Shaw James
Y. Davis Thomas H. Miles, Richard Darnes, Zdoc VIII
ans and John Ii. Smoot sworn. Three ju-
being wanted ta1men sent for, and the pro-
ceedings suspended until returns should Ie made
from them Terrence Drury and Daniel g. Ridgey were
excused
At two oclock p m, the tasmen appeared, and the
usual questions propounded to them. Thomas L.
Potter Richard W. Carter George T. Jillard George E.
Kirk and Ephraim Wheeler found to he disquali-
fed A. L. Newton and George Rhodes, jr., cial-
lenged and James w, Sears and James Goddard were
sworn. George j. Johnson also examined and
found to be qualified but he not sworn in order
that the jurors might separate The jury then dis
missed until Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
4 RMY HATS AND TRIMMINGS.

os1ss .Ax.Y ciozsxss Axs Esrwaes
haadelpAa, june "a, 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS O'Clock,
Monday Ion day of July nsr for fur"shlas y CONTRACT
$50 hats bsss quaH,1 M very nsA1iy sass-d.
follows Grown o. inches ugh ineA taper Iis hss ~
Sv. s n head & ss & sss Is Y % sss. s
double sscAsg q bess
a 11 To- - sspo.s * S. oassss PRIME tine Rs. .
bss. ssA cy and q best sasiish coosy back xf.rS
saeiIac in soiason q Aoosoi
The following moansngs Of brass, VIZ;
1000 Crossed sabres, 500 Shell and ylam~,
1900 & rranpets rra 3 ssss sS Sro.sa 9s.I Cannon
Also Ie 500 BLACK Ostrich feathers
1880 DO yalinrs do.
$500 band. fword (eos the dak.en' erpo
arough shds o same material with ssel st each snd s es
The above nenned ARTICLES mu,, con osu an respec
the seaIsa standard patterns in this on where they can be exam
Misunderstanding regard ir ssaI d me ho
Trimming desirable hiders furnish sampler h~re
may be q alsrsai @ grades nDsre ss more than
pos stating At mha psss they s srss to furnish each or either
Deliveries isstc third u The mum
ON or bere The ran day Of september: aud remaining
before the ls day v Orober at the option the
win required f contractors the
nHts persons that they win Be security
good and sufficient security I've furnished contract ohtsi
distinctly by every peron obt,nns
that
authority that assignment uansfer a IT, without
having attained under u w
viii DC regarded abandonment Of the contract and the contract
his win be held responsible for ali loss damage
the which may from said aba0a0nmsn
The privilege reserved BY the United states ofncreng rn
oneha the quantity all .c supplies above ptoaea
by giving the contractor naths u such dsred
viii be each delivery Teu sen a t's
each wiz be anl the shall se eoupeea
which will be forfeited to the United States ia Of dac
the part Of the contractor in fulfilling the contract
manufacturers regular dealers only
articles furnished and will be considered
which the manufacturers dealers place business not pe
oialiy set forth
will be addressed the undersigned and Will be
dorsed Proposals for Furnishing Army supplies and Nnera
CHARLES THOMAS,
June Colonel A. @ n General u s. Army
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
OFFICIAL.

Buchanan, Fr*ens Of tic Cna<d f A~-ca to al,
~aos~ Il .ay
Satisfactory evidence havisg been exhibited Henri
ch has been appointed consul of th san
Francisco the State Carn do hereby recognise
surh and declare him free ENJOY funonx
pe~er privileges os The ruo.t
sso~c the United States.
In sstinny whereof have csas shesc letters put
asd the sas' of The uoicd States
Given under my hani Al The e wAshgon, the N
L. |nne. A. D.. 1855 and ~ the irirTeD,cnce Tinted
ssstcs " Amcrsrs she eighty secrns
JAMES BctHASAS
Py N. President.
Ls~7s Csr, SECRETARY
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
MARINE.

Brig May II. kcliv, Bcstcn 10 Fovc x Go.
sshconer Ring Dcvr, johnson, Philadelphia. shup.
schooner lawrence Decky Bangor lumber
schooner ,sstcsrnsr, wcks, New York s shpn
schcorer H. Faulkner, Terrell New York H. Lambert
Diamond state, Kerain, Baltimore, By Wheat Bro.
sshrs Frank Herbert Mayo. from Georgcss c. arrivea n
bri. Ann NJ Weeks, Norwood
Helen Mar, Nckcraup, from do, cleared do.
sear J. II Burne Worth frcm this port Fleet
for saleu. sailed
schr Adrcmet, Rswcy from Bridgeport for Washington
scr. n vermi'yeA Aerams- NJ Manson Rrtcr
hris. . New York oa fhc 2sh instant.
Philadelphia :ttb instant schcr John Stanley Jack
son, from do arrived same day
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
United States Hotel.


HCls "IAAE LiA>fatN WA hiS- IANiss AM
NESrSIarge lots Of all the best ni approved fabrics
With stock OF select cloths and
Crxvsfs under shirts gloves sspeudcrs hall hoe bsndkr
ebefs, isik ard hncn,) umbrellas,
One pre oay aud mo deviation cgleaiy
charged.
Good articles, rroes dealing may
. + II
We -xpcct the cash bill due Tbs
CREDITS which buy shersri ans ccPeld
shorten the tune M witch wc SCH
PERRY BROfHEA
strre-. t1tdsE,
june s6-I0dN opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
Dr ED,

In Nas's Ec eousty n r., Juns H. fan
sesssss asswssry. Mfs NARY tRAMES KELSEY xne q
bcsx kmsy, - AsnxasS u j. "
eA- g. ne - u hsr as~ iaving husbsnd s f.u
~ uscsrn tssir rssvArshis t~s-
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
.fRRIT1LS At THE HOTELS.
RroHns, HoteI.

Z W keyser ffiiadephia Curtis Minnesota
r Eidwcii, Fsirlpount, Va J sbI~y, do
Bsrryman Washington B Parker, Maue
Prof Gideon. New Orleans, La ID Mccormick
Psee Whitney, Grcenyfle, n C q l, ,wwclLan, Iowa
T. do l. Roet Nav Orleans
Miss Sasrw hitney, do Botts sieter tlariestown
Roc,sy, Baltimore Wexford, lady Va
n Spalding do Ragisud lady 4 2 dau ghfers, 10
Graham Alabama u Rsyisnd. 2 children 10
Graham, do A Bick, Jr, Virginia
Jarvis son, New crio2Ds A IesSau,ier Mobile
W Bowie, Maryland J fnmpkn, lady, ) children 4
A Brooke Athens, Ga
Bnnrt, rilaarphil Grley, 2daughirrs servant,
VI Dsison, Memphis
Barbour Augusta, Ga Mr and Mrs rcarce Kcntrky
W D McCord, Bslinore
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
WyET NURSE WANTED Apply at 425 street
w opposite odrs Department whc freserr~a


NIEBUHR'S LECTURES ON THE HISTORY OF
IN Ean@, vos, svo., LpaAou- - 50
NlebuArs i<csarea Aars~s Asagy, vos, svc sa 30
Louaa. q tcsse ts snA vra Arebl.sets<
sro, snsduu, viii - engraving $40
Laaoas Knccs~~da Asrkaktre. yo syo LSaAon, WITH
upwards Of 30 cngra-nEs -
of Ssrdening so ero Ioaean with
many anutSsd rngravmss- -
seden Table Talk, vol, l7sao, ol rs
yohn Auhsey Mssceaa vol, l2,np q
Pouxhmans Vision and Crecs, 2 rols. ~ 50
MAaieY'e rrovidcnoes IN England l vol u as
Francis Quarles Eschiytiton l3ac Loadou.
Chapman Honers Lila : yols London o.
fRASCK TANkuk
The Washington union., 1858-06-29

Goxx ErRorE Messn. w. seynenbrrg, j. Brod
beck, and s. Gunzbcrg, left yesterday bound for Ham
burg IN GrEouthampton steamer Snxonia which leaves
New York July l. Their trip Is Of business and
pleasure.
The EsmA1H ScHooL Of the Methsslbt protestspt
Church win give exhibition tonight Mt Liberty Hall
for the benefit Of the school
The Washington union., 1858-06-29


700 pieces M.achcd shrans Cos.rn-
~ The the
cents yaensn' and boys shrts that prus
go ships ocous ard hacns whkh
made Il car
20 ocartcas ecns's and ssitel-d linen s1S
tne prizes oniy msrksd la pann figures aaA saasemrut
No openhd
AZ ai bills br sstsicd rrcnfaiy by ~ash.
rstahishnsus cbsstsM v1rrssse
PFNRY 1 nnyfHEK,
Central ssorrs, building,
J8rs ef-lsuf opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
RASx - l1wS~nn,
Wnssiagson, Jszne -, 1kSs

SIyiik lscari OF Trustees have this day declared
Il As~@yr~fT MrkscnA n fdsr rwnn cr IN.
S-1x me .sn's " e rsd ao and sfr July en~uiax
'"'s m RID ssfrTH Cashier
The Washington union., 1858-06-29

ID II. GILLET, CnanscIlor At Law, has rcmcved
He III o4se rr~sacpr~ Franklh Rv u sad
fhrerssh su~cs Hs VII uuttsas dsvcs ~ ssea rstua
~ In The Uss~d ssstep Supreme Coark
OCT
The Washington union., 1858-06-29

rTNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF NEw YORK
Net a~css February l. lsss, s4sss
bends ~ ciass.
president AbboA
" r. w. r., pbysiciAn, as Nfnfh
PsmphlctS further infcvsHa mzT ob.ed
CHARLES NJ @uDEN. As~nt.
22--d6snA No sOy Sevenh
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
wAvoa's OVvscx,
Washinxtoa, June ~, - =

nOCS. DOGS. All persons interested are here
soard thst te clerks ths RsFk~e have
arvcssd rdly 70 esscc the sws rcca Ts f,unA tbs
market and wherever sscortsd
viii b. insppsc ID other bs puiBuand.
rss u1crss an psrss owug
whicA peovdnua
> . reI.s'sa ~ Dop,- sPpsovcd Jasasry ~, lste
JAAw q. Mx1ET,
June c5-s4d iIsGA6&afrsl Navy
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
NAvua's <AVyexn.
WazhlAgssh, JunH ~, GnI1

wazAhgssa, sWsX iDtA
HOGS! HOGS.---Notice Is hereby given, tAst
l fund hxss ftun s.d ssrr " II Jusy
~if Sc ss ssts Cuysssuss ~ ssas hssHx tesa
str.r,cd 10 ex~ssss ~ lsw b ssiu1tsa shessta
June zs--$d JAMES a. DE1EnEf, Msyw.
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
COOPERATION OF WASHINGTON.


Ram or AIpssxxs Ncadsy, juno 2s.--The Boar
., :, ,hs usual hour the President, W T. Dcvc In hs
chair. :,
Tn, PxnsIprsr announced the following as the stand
ing committees for the ensuing year
on Fiuauce--Me-sIs Riggs Brown. and smith
Immoycncnts- Messrs. II. Miller. Moore. and Pearson
Police Mcssrs Goddard. Barry and smith
Clsims-Messrs Barry, Brown, and Pearson
sshools-Messss Donoho Dunnngton, and Clark
rrr Drrsrtment-- Messrs Fisher Barry, aud A. W.
Miller
r1cs tious--Mrssrs Moore. Fisher and Clark
Draiusss Sewerage and Distribution NJ afcr Messis
Bro~u r. Miller aud Pearson
On Unfinished Business Me-nfs- A. w Miller, Dun
ni,aton and Smith
Jo1m 6osoaseses.
IA, tbs ASYLUM Messrs. Moore, Donsho, and A. W.
Miller
Heatb uf CITY Messls. T. Miller Goddard, and Clark
Canal-Mcssrs Brown and Pearson.
Wharyes- Messrs Doaoho and Smith
Eurolle,l hlls-- Mr. Moore.
Accounts OF Register Mr. barry.
Money transactions Of the corporation Riggs
Eligibility Of AssessoIs-Messrs. A. w. Miller, Fisher
and Smith
To count and destroy due bills--Mr. Fisher.
To attend to the interests of the corporation before
Conrrcss-Mcssrs- Dunnington, Riggs and Clark.
The pnKsupsSr laid before the Board communication
from the mayor transmitting copy OF the account Of
the corporation with the Bank Of Washington to the
e,tinrt which was referred 10 the Committee Finance
The PRrsprAr laid before the Board several commun
ca,ious from the mayor with the following nominal
tons:
For Corporation Attorney-James NJ. Carlisle.
Tax Clerk-Wm J. Donohoo
Book -Kerper-Eiwin J. Klopfer-
a IL Ihovlr E,r.,s
The Washington union., 1858-06-29

DxAzM a. YsuxG HAnuxQGeuaAx.--A promising,
ysnng nm, ths son n usm. weiEhtmaa, No wss a.
cu1~ n Virginia, did last wrrk, and h;~ rcains
ycutswlag McHxht kome n tis city for intermcnt r.
ccrtea BY four u his iellow-mudenss "A pall-barers
The Washington union., 1858-06-29

COMMENCEMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN COL.
~ IEGE-Thc graduntion of tbs
Wednesday,
o'ciock, n stree Baptist Church 27--3t
The Washington union., 1858-06-29

Ward Physician for
LIST Ward, Philip G. Davis, Nj. H.
ID ss J. w. II. Loyeoy NJ. d.
81 George n. Dale, Nj. d.
9TH a j. NJ Tower, NJ ID.
5th a j. M. t,rvmes, NJ. u.
9th ss J. NJ Roberts, NJ. II.
9TH j. f. Willett NJ. u.
10 furnish medicines for the poor-Ist ward, ID. q.
Ridgcisy 2d ward Andrew w. Hughes. 81 ward, Vail
entinc Harbaugh 4th ward. James n. Callan; 5th
ward J. B. Gardiner 6th ward James d. o ODonnell !;
1th ward II. B. Clark
For commissioner OF the eastern section Of the canal
Charles c. Edelin, in place of John d. Brandt de lined
For commissioner of the western section Of the canal
William Wise.
hatendant Of the Asylum--John R. Queen.
Physirian H. the Asylum-Dr. w. II. Berry.
Commissioners Of The Asylum George W. Emerson,
George Mattinsly, Leonard Harbaugh-
HDard of Health.
The Washington union., 1858-06-29

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.-0n Friday
wi last my SAMUEL FLOOD lrfs home and has nos snr.
Of had when he left :hs lncn tAckc black
pants Ieghorn tho railroad ~.
Friday. Any Information in regard hia wI be
W. q. FLOOD
June 27-n wasAngton D. G.
The Washington union., 1858-06-29

Mr. WALLACE Withdrew his amendment reducing the
number to thirty, and moved to strike out the word
marshal and insert the word chcf - pending which
Mr. LLorp asked consent TO offer resolution to the ef
feet that the bill to organize the police force and
duce the several acts in relation thereto into pro-
vides TINT the mayor may appoint such number Of adj
dticna police be deem necessary for period not
to exceed ye days. it ID incxpecnt pass the supple
mental bill giving permanent increase.
The PnEsIDEyr ruled the amendment out OF order
the then stage Of the hill.
The question then taken ON the amendment Of
Mr.. wAILAcx, and it was agrrcd to.
Mr. LaorD again offered his resolution, and the Prcs
dent received It.
Nj. wAILAx appealed from the DECISION of the chair
The rxrspx7 was sustnined-yeas H. nays s.
On moti0n of Mr. BuHnx1, the further consideration
of t1h ku temporarily postponcd-yeas TO- nays ..
On motion Of Nr. WAIxAcz the board then proceeded
ksi ~ Tha3 - csy cucsss H. Asa x hstsay, susissd
tractors - "a .ss ~ ss-rs !. .. - se ne .. sss.
Mayor b. ssa y ss h. drss r sh dsss shra fusd
~ cspr M = - received = tbs bask
noacy.
Mr. Bssnxa moved 10 aaneai BY pzcviding ths4 ths
amount shall nel exceed ~ 80. ard only = received
from p~ssops who have sttanEy psslcsnsd - work
Mr. wAsaArx W. tsfus1no4 tknt ~ anc~bt VI The
ral~ - y, 80, tvo ahosa - 49, wsav give "
~ nayos fn catks. and es.see - whdah ww pnrtssd
by cuu1uuc&un.
Aasr bsia dsscssuion, tAs YIN - x1nsd y ths
comxit&ss of ways and naeans- ysss rs. ouys $.
TAe hi Axny The Bs&s Il tax o. ~ ~ hndtsd d.
lars u sevsntyaAve csnts W. thnn aakun IT.
The Tsusssxr statsd ~ ~ I'M ~ ~ nous - the
- sfsas daass ssd - eAgs h - eunisfaa ~
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FOCxM or JuAr Excvnslox. Round- trip tickets will
be iwusd by The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
fon this city snd baltimore fs exrursion to r.fton
tAe PARTIES to leave Saturday and Sunday and return
MDutlay md Tuesday. Gr~taUa = situ.tsd "a the
YAa6soss ana Okie rsruad sbest thgos hunrvd miles
deaat tcm Washington. szl WIN b. delightful retreat
from tAc psescnt cPpr~~ivsIy varm weather.
The Washington union., 1858-06-29

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The Washington union., 1858-06-29

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