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BABRooNS AT lIoNE.-A new work has
just been published in England, by Capt. A.
W. Drayson, of the Royal Artiilery, entitled
"Sporting Scenes among the kafiis ot~S.
Africa. We cxtrac, from review Of It the
following descridtion Of an Ape family:
81 watched them through my glass, and
was much amused at their grOtc<qUc and al
most human movements. Some of the old
ladies had their olive branches in their lips,
and appeared 10 be doing their hair while
a patriarchiai looking old fellow paced back
ward aud forward, with fussy sort of a
look; he was evidently on sentry, and seem
ed to think himself of no small Importance.
This estimate of his dignity did not appear
to be universally Acknowledged, aS two or
thre. Young babboou> sat close behind him,
watching his proceedings. Sometimes, With
the most grorcsque movement and express
sion, they would stand directly in MS path,
and hobble away only AZ the last moment.
One dar ng yonngster followed close on the
heels Of the patriarch during the whole
length Of his beat, and gave a sharp tug at
his tail as he was about To turn. The old
fellow seemed to treat il with the greatest
d.ficreucc-scarcc!y turning round at toe
Insult. Ma>t-r impu !cuce was about re-
peatiug the performance, when the Yat.f,
showing that he was not such "a fool a. hr
looked, suddenly Spraug round, and, catch
in- the y0un- orc before be could escape,
gaE. him tw1 or tG,cc such cuffs that co'd
hear the screams that resulted tncrciron -
Tie venerable gentleman thcn chucked the
..iuqu.ut over h's shoulder, and continued
his promenade with the greatest Cop.HeS>.
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The PLEA OF INSANITr.-A nsgro in Lou
isvil'e broke open box belonging to a com.
rale, containing three silver dollars, and
stole one of the pe,ccs Having been ar
raicncd for the theft, the usual plea Of in
sani'y was urged, the counsel declaring that
no sane man would takr one dollar and leave
two dollars behind. Whereupon the Cufiee
who was robbed exclaimed with great en-
phasi,: "Massa, | tell you dat Niger amt
crazy; ne broke my box opea fnd took de
dollar out. Now, if he had broke de box
open and put dollar in, den I'd say he's
crazy. His argument was conclusive.
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STonGs township, Ohio, boasts Of smsr.
Justice, whose decisions rival any OF the
Dutch magistrates on the Hudson river. A
banking house at Cincinnati brought an ac-
tion aga ust one of the citizens of Storrrfoy
so, which sum had long been due, ana il
was now demanded with interest at the rate
CHARGED when the money was lent. The
decision Of the court was:
i. Both attorneys in the above case mus;
be cld responsible or the costs.
>. Any ierson putting his money in such
place should lose IT,
3. The claim is rather ancient
II. Four per cent per month is Yaeonsti-
t1tipna, in S;orrs tnwnship.
.. 20 monopoly Of that kind can recov-
er from good cjtiz.n Of Storis township.
e Judgement against Screw, Jew & CO.
for costs
=. Notice Of appeal considered con-
tempt o' court in Slorrs township.
5. When one rogue snes another rogue in
;torrs township neither shall recover
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FLrIT Pgp>PECE>. prospect for fruit
in southern Illinois ; very fair, and Egypt
wi.i again BE- able to furnish her less iortu.
nate ueishuofs with thcir supplies Of Pes-k
= and apples. Ia the iow land, both ia
southern 4! uols and Kentucky, the last
heavy lro>t- ruined most of the fruit, but
upon ;ly high ground and ridges it is stip
urhurt. The orchards on the ridge from.
Joue>h1ro 20 Carbonda'c, never promised
better. and upon the high blfs Of the Ohio
aud Mss S-ippI goo! crops nap be expect
gd. Last week We examined seTersl or
charls near Am.rica,in In Pulaski county, and
never -" apple an! peach trees fuller OF
r0u~g- fruit We cut q smell branch less
than twelve inches in length, on which we
counted Hty-s'X perfectly formed peaches.
-Lair1 GI-stts.
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The PERus OF FPHoNoGRAPnY.-IhE ART OF
photographic reporting rs the best ever IN
vented, but nevertheless sometimes leads 10
mistakes. Not long since member oil Con
crcss made speech. quoting Latin am
icuS S0crdtes. dm1cUs Plato est, sea moJo'
reritds" Socrates is my friend' f'aio s
my friend. but truth is much more my
friend This appeared next day ID tne re,
port as follows: may cusS oosra'eS'
NAV cuss Plato. said Major Neritas!"
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VINO WAS "Juvrv> Col Benton in his
Thirty Years View" abriI-cmsnt, gives
hi, opinion of who was the "ian in the
Iron Mask" in tie following tcrsc and
smooth style:
"When the author Of this abridEcmeut
(savs Col. Beutcn) was ten years Old, which
was in the last decade borrowing L.vy'S dI
vision of time in thc eXpressioU) Of the Last
century. and before eui -t;-aei writers had
thrown darkness on the authorship q. Junl-
u. it was well couceIci thai there vas but
one man in England. or the world, who uni
ted in himself all the qualities of head. heart
and temper, ali the incidents OF lu!.tiea. and
persona! lite, which the writing of those let
ters rcdGired; but one man who had such
power to dive the English lanEuasr, such
knowledge # men and things. such amp,!-
rude of information, such lofty anu daring
spirit. such induccment 10 publish MS tho l.
and conceal his name, an oratGrlcal fame a.
ready so .-rcat as 20 set him above the as
su,nrtion of that of JuninS great "a It was.
That one man was Lord Chatham, then old
and ont Of favor with the king and dominant
parties; rel,ga;ed (by his pceraSc) to that
- Hospital at IucUrahles,' the House OF
Lords. whence no r.atriotjc voice could reach
the Commons Of Eng'lud; retired to his
country seat Hayes, aud al visitors shut
out; discontentcd, de>ua ring. restless, and
seeing no way to reach the people but thro
the press, and by means OF appeals; bold TO
audaci'y, patriotic to temeriry, and the more
imrreSsive because Shrouded IN the mystery
of an unknown origin. So Stocd Loud Chat
ham ard Junius in the latter part "f the cen
turv in which they lived, convertible char
actcrs, identical in person"
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"Jerome, Jerome" screamed Mrs. Butter
field the other day to her biggest hov. ''what
are you throwin' to those pigeons "Gold
beads, mother, and the darned fools are eat
in 'em; 'spect they think its corn"
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WAGON ManufactorY.

SENE subscriber respectfully his thanks to the
public for their past very liberal patrOnaC- and now
takes occasion to that he has enlarged and newly
fitted U his Wagon shop, at his old stand on Columbus
ST. and j. prepared to make and finish the
Jete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market
he guarantees that sensible person shall be troubled
with any embarrassment in deciding upon the supe
rinrify lis Wagons. lie imports material from
New jersey Missouri with which to u-lead the pub
lie upon the native timber oi the great north
west Having taken the Diploma a the County Fair
for the best Farm Wagon ia every respect, he IL
pared to make more Of the same quality Il desired
WM PALMER
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CoTToS n IALHoIs-A correspondent Of
the Illinois turner, writing from Randolph
county respecting the coming State Fair,
say:
.I see in the Sip before ne, that there j.
premium offered for cotton grown in this
State. : few years ago there was consider
able cotton grown in Southern Illinois. l.
VA, rot usual f. see a cotton patch as fan
nurth aS = Clair county. | recoiect many
wears AGO saw an Old lady Oh the Turkey
H., Farm, picking cotton from the plants,
and she said "it was very fine cotton, A.
good a. she bad seen in North Carolina, and
al she wanted t. make the IA sing Of cotton
pay. was u have gin in the neighborhooi
where she could have II sinued." Why ear
not the cotton plant, by constantly selecting
those hoi'~ that come earliest to maturity,
Je EraLua. acc..matyd northward:
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gentleman being asked by lady II the
Partisan ladies were handsome. replied
thought so. madam. before | had the plea
sure Of seeing you"
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SHIPMENTS OF LIVE SrocK.-Within few
days past. more than 200 car loads OF i've
stock cattle, hogs and sheep, have been
sbipped from this city by railr''ad for the
New York Springfield Jour. llt".
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An alec planted near witherIng iruit
,roo causes il to revive. How would 1t do
to plant a withering old bachelor by the
side of a good looking wife!
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\ retired schoolmaster excuses his passion
for angling by saying that, from constant
hanit. he never feels quite himself unless
he's handling the rod.
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"Sam, how did you like that knife so'd
you last week ?" " So so. 1t Is nor very
sharp but you managed to shave me with IT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-22

A Frenchman translating the comedy cal
led "Love's Last Shift" wro'e the title, In
Derniere Chemixe der Amour," which, liter
al,v translated into English. would read
"The last chemise Of Love.
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"Patrick, when will the water stop run.
ming down hill?" When it gets to the bot
tom. sure you spalPeen.
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From the National Intelligeucer.
The Kansas AdjuS;;nau..

We find in the Uni,m of Yesterday the
annexed CORES Spondence. which We transfer
&c cur own columns a> belonging TO IT, lis
tory Of an miortant Legislative act, and al.
50 as due In Justice to a member OF the
House of representatives. whose course IN
the progress Of the measure tHrnnsh the
House was subjected tn some personal ami
madvcIsion. The intir!.te a>sociat,"n, also,
Of Gov. WALKER with the Kansas transact
ious ,rnparts interest and wcightto his oria-
ion:
WAsnINGToH, House or REPRESENTATIVES,,
APHIL 81, 1888.
To THE EDITOR or TIE UNION: ask You
to publish the enclosed letter e Gov. walk
er in Justification ef NY vote and that of my
colleague, NJ. Lawrence, to-day in invor oi
the Conf renee bill. The ie'tcr explains it
self. 1t j. a manly yindication Of or much
abuSed in cement. | understand that 1t
meets with Gov. Stanton'S approval, hope
So; il seems 50 conzenant tn his ricws
and experience. l. certainly had it> full
weight in determining my vote Gu so vexcd
a question.
With respect, SAAU LII :. COX.
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Beautiful extract-Helping young lady
out Of mud.puddls.
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were ar und her neck, and Edwards lips,
parched, cracked and painful, were kissing
her pale mouth. There was 40 word Sp0k-
en- until the aged mother came, and laying
her hands up both their heads, she said,
Solemuly, God hath blessed You, my dear
children, let US bless his holy name
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= - - x i.t III. y I : d. t--N'r't.''
: Ptyf r..I r.r Millinery AND E-.a- N.-.
Eau.r- .a a. S.- --.. r-- ta"l -'-'.. NJ tt--.
F-us-r- !-r.. G-.-sar-- and v.. Keep -.H; r-..r'
r.. - 5. i.a.- % ...-- o. -- -. --s- l----. a..-
call 90
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fsr. ". - =sz'B"i'ssN.
TrHfiyf GEF RFEvff-rfrer q htTSTFt |"'t'r
Would respect iIly submit the citizens of Ottawa and
icnty The following a. list Of ts prices for ar-eLsl
tsrt4-
IT CIrSz UOrE.
C5;G. Siirer.
s;lo"k T-eth. Cos Lis nIauu'actuTe) up
sngi- Teeth ,"t his Il uIaa ullctuTe,) up -
per-auL guLer. -----..---.----.-.- $500 10 %
- Iafss EOrE.
Gam Teeth common Vie. upper sal under, 20 20
Plain reeIi without GIu-. upper and under. 20 80
And. with pleasure EeeEs them the following gentle
In-n.
EEFFnFxCEs.-T Hampton. E-q. II. F. Elmes. Esq.,
2 c Prescott. Esq. J. ". NILS E-t J. e. Hath eway.
81 u D. { Stone 81 b., VIM. G-sif1u. E-q. Jos. Stout,
NJ D. r !. Nc(iOrri>S, VI. i, ). o. EartI-. VI. u, r
Uav " y c. IIar.i, ~ D., Il NJ McArJl.Ur, n b., \.
g Putnam, VI D.
ir Wititten l. the only manufacture Of block Sin
81, T,.- N the state vest 0E Chicago for which he
: TretA Inserted IN = new and improved plan. without
the of Clasps -,
Room in DR. Stouts office. in new Post oil e hoek
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NJ | ]. |. | y !. !; \ .
HISS AVERY

: EGf-F - ans .sas- ,'
( tho Indie. that s'.. b..
-u-t returned from y. YorE
VII another i1rEs az j
beautiful ~ro-A of MILL
NEEY GOODS, consisting
o' ti..- latest iu.p"rtatiouS
and .. 45.--a HAT dr.y
ru.i-...rf.!u5l.
Country N!jLiiss-- SIP y
,d with Pa,t-ru, and Straw
Goods. of every hind.
Infants Hoods and Dres-
CAPS ~;
Flowers and Feathers. that
are nrv and b-aa-Itui,
Lace Gluut!-t~;
T.ri'ou Hre.s skirts, 90
evening:
Lace 'upcs and Begtias
Bridal Nr-atl~-
Also. q b-autliul iasari-
uIe.t oi ornaments ioT tie
hair
Ribbons and Dress Trim
mif =.
Eou-las s Sherwood -
pau-lou Patent Skirts wal
b- found ~ iij-s ArEEI :.
VIII t.Ic ladies please ca!.
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C;sgy,Esf DrfGT't ant tDo'i@-rfr
WHOLESALE AND EETAIi-t
I,rorter of German DrG--. French j"-ui7r Hran'!'--
Wines &c &c. Main street west % Ia sale, ot'.' "a
y, '"'' ul-5J-;y<
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e. 9. s.EsE.;Ss-.

Drugs, Prteut Me'j~iu--. T,'i,ts OIL, Furnishes
me SfrT,. cEc .cc..
gstveen Glover ( Cook ani R-TiilrE-- Bl"ci..
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Drtggisr. E,olSs1s-. mt >'f52H@r-rf''F"' H.
second store in NartugeT'z block, south side Of 4
court house square "
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Bot TI' NO " = :
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nFFiCT fa PEE -a-aaf -5.ry o.. :. 4'.- -, . ~
-. -, ~ Z. = r.ir r.. ar-
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G. EssEsD. ". ID
z. ,s. Yea zs'5;!s g. Va
.I4F..r., TIg..F.

Vru>ser.sz TsI s S'"TrTH-'f'''l'rT- H'-'tS''-
;,s7~.-i-, Glover 4 CarE'~ Brirs book
Residence corner % Hall-n- s-;.l 'iiiil"h ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
/ L Nj Il + II
Myiiy imporf,,rf 10 F,iJ~eys and al
". G.. FAIRFIELD

II ESPECTFJLLY announces 10 the inhabitants 81 OF
IL tlWl and the surrounding country, that lie has OBJ
tanned ar osI nd sell known LImieT Yard Of J. K q.
AKuJrE where he 3Ii keep constantly hand and sell
AZ The smallest r.ruu-rstn- profit, all kinks cf Lumber,
Ith. AMI Shingles. Being connected with one Of the
most extensive wholesale establishments IN Chicago he is
confident that h. p1-s-r- unsurpassed facilities and
therefore s1li-5fs your patronage. jan -.'-y
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Another New Lumber Yard !!
.,rr,,n s. SiCf; I,I.r

On fla so, "a HTH -4't0 >tFf.i, HfIF H'FFI'. a
EiciiIrJsou's H,fyeiDDss.
fgAyE now on hand and offer prices which they
.t.Lz vii '. 'YTri tempting, very ldr=- Tot o.
Pine Lumr-r S..ngi-~- Latl, Sc Sc A. most - ;h-r
lumber IS received from tle il-Ti-s they sell
~ a-yery slight advance On Chicago prices. Pc cal
a4d see before purchasing elsewhere. ieeZl-u
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BABRooYs AT HoME.-A ncw work has
just been published in England, by Capt. A.
W. Drayson, Of the Royal Artitlery, entitled
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For the Union
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT

Mr. EDITOR was contributor to the design of the
Washington National Monument Society in 1875, and
have ever SINCE been deeply interested in s proved
ings As the present board of managers assumed
the control of affairs, 1t expected that the public
would be instructed TO the condition of the society and
everybody has been awaiting with impotence salts
factory exposition About four months have elapsed and
still nothing has been heard from the board told
two months ago, by member of the board that the card
issued in February by two gentlemen of this city had
caused embarrassment but that nevertheless the
public curiosity should soon be gratifed -ou
Cannot exhibition of its finances be- at least vouch-
saed 1t is asserted that the late secretary handed his
accounts and vouchers 10 member of the present board
either Immediately after the z2d of last February
If the late treasurer equally prompt there does not
appear be any good for such procrastnaton
q "a 4 PLURIRUS UNuS.
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( A HANDY BOOK ON PROPERTY LAW, TN A
N series letters by Lord S. LEONARD vol price 7S
The Pocket Chess Rosrd being Chess Checker Board prov
dcd with n complete SEE Of men; price so
Water Bspixm series OF
ec advantage aud condition. by Rev. Samuel Fuller, d. d.
Manual Of the Christian LIFE by the Rev. No DIX For sale
by h BLANCHARD NO1iUN,
June Is , cornar 11th street and Penn. avenue
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DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS MONROE COUNTY vm-
oiSIAIhcss celebrated Mineral Springs open
recssa q VISITORS. wen known that medicinal agents
ve bsn tried have lad such the
the Red Sulphur springs tho speedy pmo
bronchial affections chronic yspep,
and Diseases Of the brain
Visitors Richmond ynchburg virginia
Tennessee rxroad Vt Ncwburn Depot They will
thirty eight miles Of staging Orange
anra aud Virginia Central aoad there about seventy miles
Of staging.
vas would secure better rooms and better care and attention
by coming carly usually much crowded through
month Of August T. & Campbell co
May 30--d2mo
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INFORMATION WANTED--The heirs of Thora,
IL sou,homb and also the heirs Gsrnon will hear
something 70 their advantage BY addressing Thomas page
Fort, KENTUCKY Juno la-st&
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Bold RoBBHy. The rooms of Hon. John b. Clark OF
Missouri entered Saturday night last by forcing
back the bolt and his pockets red Of the of $780,
$500 Of which in treasury notes. Az yet clue to
the robbers has been obtained.
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M soSke ltsofrs &a,tch seAbse fdr orains at the
hslhs ghAharc ~ ,sianng high ocncomiuus Miss
anhsc Miner especially mas made AN indelibIe mark
not mcL for fansccnden talent for her clear bell
Ike yooeTrher naive unhAckAied stage movements her
pretty a,c and her grseeial f9m She 10 destined to
bright l.ussss~nss become pubc favorits where,
ever and wsncset sAs nny sPpsar a''a,lerd s2asl 7
Last evening Mis- Miner rendition of rny suffsngs
and sos<esss ssad othcrsiwao x~rysf Lsmnmcor, met
with merited applause. She was well supported Mr..
Guiimctte singing with exquisite taste, and Mrs Holman
Mr. FrsRers Mr.. .Radslpasp, and MrsRAmAn1 sustain
ing thes parts with great ability.
T6-nisht TO have Belfnis Soanam1ata, a most
exquisite opera We Aust that there will BE- 4 full
house convinced that those who do attend viii
be delighted with the. performances 81
DIsIspKorasrs.-Many diseases are prevented by the
of dsnfectans which procure pure atmosphere and
as sickiy 10 predctedk win be well TO take due
precauons For the dssnfecton Of occupied houses Or
The best substance chloride Of lime The pow
der is mixed with water to the confidence of crea, and
placed IN open vessels in different pts OF the building
The evolution of chlosnc gas IS qckened by adding
little vinegar diluted oil vtriol Solution Of chloride
of lime h made by mixing pound Of the powder with
five gallons Of water in open pam stirring occasionally
with piece Of wood aad pouring of the clear solution
use.9g Cloths dipped in this solution and hung up to
dry cffectuay disinfect every part Of a room. oa
Alleys, cellars and yards shoud'be kept clean, and
free use 81 the whitewsh brush can do harm sIn
time of health, prepare for sictness." =
TE DoQUEr MAN has opened fruit and flower store at
No ZOO Pennsylvania avenue just above Willsrds hotel
The beauty of his boqucs proverbi and his supplies
of fruits confectionery and soda will doubtless be deli
cious.
PosTroND. There must be some misunderstanding
between the Independent Order Odd Fellows and the
clerk of the weather Yesterdays strong force ofcouds
was again marshaled to give the brethren drenci-
ing, but they very wisely postponed their process
sion until to-day This afternoon the weather is fair,
shall the long array the Banners the decorations
and the of orphans, "the jewels of the order. \,
PoToAAc WATER The main pipes are being laid in
X street north, aud we hope 10 those the
avenue out of the cutters and under ground. ea
CANAL STEAMER. The steamer Antelope" which
noticed last week, is performing three round
trips per week between Georgetown and Harptrs Ferry
BOLD RoBBRRY The rooms of Hon. John Ii Clark of
Missouri entered Saturday night last by forcing
back the bolt and his pockets red Of the of $780,
$500 of which in treasury notes Az yet clue to
the robbers has been obtained
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PoroAAc WATER The main pipes being laid in
X street NORTH aud we hope 10 those the
avenue out of the cutters and under ground ea
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CANAL STEAMER. The steamer Antelope" whic
noticed last week, is now performing three roun
trips per week between Georgetown and Harptrs Ferr
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by LII isvd1s tsaslu tsjnlativas With su olnnttte
as might be appointed the part OF the senate TO
wait upon tise presiisnt Of the United States and
inform him that unless he hsd further commits
neatn to make ihestwo houses Of Congress were now
ready 10 close tho psssent session I'll lII' l,I5 q
Messrs bsoLEh . d Boor appointed said com
Inttce upon the part OF the Senate. o.. te' pti ~
subsequently, Mr. BlGIER reported that the committee
had performed the duty assigned them and the President
had replied that lac had no further communication TO
make
Alter the consideration of executive business the Sen
ate adjourned sine dc. "a tas.
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EowNEs RuDnfENTARY CHEMISTRY; 10

Hpslsy Equationa Artmsc applied Interest," Annu,los
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