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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-19
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-19

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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
BLACKISTONE'S
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The undersigned, of Washington. having
taken this popular summer resort Tor the seq
sou. Is now prepared To receive guests. The
Pavilion is too Well known TO The citizens Of
ST. Mary's, 10 require particular description
! tins place: Good Bathing fixtures. pleas
ant ahd comThodious chamber accomntoda.
tons, spaciots dining and bathrooms; with
a viranda ot ri'arly one hundred feet fronting
the iIver view. ahd a tcwlins saloon will
contribute to the enjoyhient and recrea.i6a ol
his guests His table will be supplied with
all the luxuTics oi the wafer i'm season, ample
provision having been made for a constant
supply OF these afIiclt.. HIS bar will be
stocked with the choicest Wines, Liauor>
and Cigars. First rate cot:lIon music. dill
gent servants, and every attention necessary
for the Comfort and pleasure of his guests are
promised to all who wiz give him a call.
Those who are fond OF angling will ALWAYS
find sail and fishing bUats ready for their use.
The fishing is very fine:
Terms, 81 so per day, or ahy time less than
a week irr week or more 81 25 per day.
II Is the intention Of the Propr.et6i 10 cele.
brate the 4th bt July on Tuesday, the 9th, BY
A BA l. l.,
and evefy Tuesday fortnight. thereafter, there
wall be ball at this Pavilion.
Co Persons visiting The Pavilion BY land
can hare their Ho ses accommodated, IN,
Proprietor having made arrangements with
that view. He respectfully soIici,s the pa
tronase Of The citizens of ST. MARS.
r. J. MARSHALt;;
Pruprietbf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
CONTINUATION NO1fCE:

George Thomas,1 In St. Mary's county
vs. Circuil Court. sitting as q
Robert S. Dean, Ccun of Equity.
Bill filed for the sale Of Tteal Estate
By virtue OF authority vested in me by the
AcI OF Assembly IN such cases made and
provided, hereby rs,iiy and confirm the
Trustees report made m this rause; provided
tha, no objection be made thefF.c Oh Of be-
fore the third Monday of November tiext; and
provided. a copy of this order he inserted in
the 81. Mary'S Beacon once week for three
successive weeks before the said :hlrd Mon
day OF November next
The report states that the ldnd sold fbf ten
thousand four hundred and ninety-(ive dol
lars.
JAMES T. RT.AKISTONE.
Clerk Circuit Court for st. Mary's county.
'hiS IS, ls5s-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
SOLE AGENTS FoR
KETTLEWEIts MANIPui n GuAE6,

This most valuable manure was first brought
out under the name of Reeses Manipulated Gu
ano, but was originated by John KetIleweIl.
ESQ.,, Of Baltimore, and manufactured in HE
works by his machinery, which ne han row la
ken charge 0f himself, and Is engaged ON a very
extensive senle. We ESPECIALLY beg leave 10 cali
IL To the attention of tobacco Erowers--as il has
superseded nix other Notwithstanding n much
heavier and richer plant than that grown from.
the Peruvian. We deeiA any further comment
unnecessary, but will submit :he following hanies
for references.
R.P. ATKINSON; Dinwiddie,
II Al WlNFREE; Chtst'r.
F. r: Wills; Prince Geo.ge's.
T. p: DYSON NGttawpF.
Naj. K. ". NBBEt'ff; Nd!l5wAy:
J. w. Cook; Relfeld.
Us. HARRIS, Rrunswick.
w. n. GILL; Dinwiddie,
q. p. HARE; Primes tsaosrS:
J. w. REESE; ReJfeid.
DIR! n; G: HUNT. Greths+il!a:
p: SMITH; EungiButs
Persoris, ordering direct or through their Gngs;
mission Hnilaes will please specfy Kettlr,rsv1
Manipulated Guano--the original and gentfinS
article.
No. l, per ton Of 1000 lbs, S4s:
z, /" ~.
Put up in good strong bags.
JOHr KETrLEwELt;
Or:
G. ORER. General Ageut.
No. & Rowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Md:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
FiRsT PREMIUM
9 brts bling III afbin c.
LlNTONiS
KrOss GearSEI Thpesii SssX .yKlg!
chimes.

NNHE superiority Of this machine was fully
u tested and proven nj the late { air ui the
Maryland State Agricultural Soci+iy, when
Il entered irio ,conpe'itioh with IS different
kinds bf Horse Powers AID Thteshefs; and I'd
which; afIef d careful elimination bv ths.
JndgesI the FIRST Premium was AWARDED
This machine - driven by iron rods N place
ot band-no time is lost IN stopping 10 tix
bands, and IL is warranted 20 ou:- :-,hresh anv
other machine-jn shor', il is the very best
IN the markec IL will thrPsh NJ a lair trial
from rs 10 100 bushels per hoiir.
This machine is known as LiAtoa1g BoH.
Gs0red Hachine tPeaton's P0tesaf9--is made Of
the best nIaierIal-waranted 90 give satisfac-.
ton, and is well known IN the iowPr parts of
Maryland snd FTsiura: to be just ehch ah
article. as tte fee0fiirnend,
PtIce--No IA Horse Power aid Thfesh:
er and Separator, with plaied bars finished
ahfS5f.s 9 hfSi rst lir'r'A n" hH''' If '--+l- ID
No. 90 Hofse Power and Thresher: an
complelk Tor ihFeshms. $685.
No. 3-e Horse Potter Shd Tkfeshprr. afi
complete, tsith Etfd~ C:sffIkr, $500.
Last season we were unable 10 All ait off
oFders-all, thereG're, who desire this tna
chine viii 6rder early. or th.s t,ay Be dissp.
% Ais6-JEaa50sueTy 6 EsoEor;s ass,sra:
se9 Dcabu Scfeth Roclaaray F;1a, furnished n
ordef. 80
All orders BY mail. or others.sge: brosap,iv
attended 10.
Office and Warehouse.
No. ISL N: figh s;irees Bsfiimore.
June a. Is5es-fJ.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
No~IcE TO CREDITORS.

Office is h.sny given, that the SUBSCRIBER
g. aAs oo'aihed I-'m the Orphans Court of
81. Mary: county. Il. Maryiand, letters of
1S"H,s,ra''on % Hn"r on the Pe.7onnl es,nre of c.
All persons having claims agaiR., The sn;d de.
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibn the same.
with the proper vouchers ihereof, TO rSs snL'
scriber, on or before the 18th day Of Jannorv
next, otherwise they may be excluded bv Iay,
from all benefit of the said estate. Given snder
JAMES n. Evans.
- s-sr~ss. --s administrators.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
.fTKEV-S
AUTOMArON OR SELF-RAKING
REAPER AND MOWER.

T'HE greatest Labor Saving MACHINE
u ever invented.
The only n1achine with which ONE BOY
can cut grain alone dhd rike II Ready for bind
ing. This Reaper and Mower stands Without
a rival wherever used. The following refer.
ences are appended TO satisfy the farmers of
81. Mary's that the ''Self Raking Reaper" is
what il is represented to be J. 7. Blackstone,
G. Z. Spa'dlng, Thomas Hebb. Jno. ii. Tho
mas. Planters can obtain this Machine BY
early application 10 the Agent.
J. w. J. MOORE,
Agent for ST. Marv's COUNTY.
At be6nard Town, Md.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

HVHE next Academic year OF ST. Johns
IL College. Annapolis, Mary yland, will be-
gin on
wednesday, the eth OF October, 1853
The location OF this Institution is in all re-
spects admirably adapted 10 academic pur
puses. Remote from ihh STIR and hustle oil
large city. II invites to Study and Literary re-
pose: and vet its proximity (40 miles by rail-
road twice day) to Washington and BaliI-
more cities, makes il perfectly accessible from
the grea! national lhoroughtares. \ large and
beaDuiul building just completed, with ac-
comntoda,ions iur one hundred and fifty ST 4
dents, affords greatly Increased facilities tor
the educaiiHn Of youth: A Dormitory, tery
coEtmUdIous and well +entliaied; with large
study rooms attached, will, tinder Inc constant
supervision of the Projects, afford to toung
bows that daily and nightly supervision which
IS found Indispensable in the education of
youth: The very central position Of Annap
oils; whether considered IN reference to the
State or the country generally. and its perfect
healtbfulness and exemption from the er-
trenes OF heat and cold. point 1t out as one of
The most desirable spots for seat of learning.
Every possible facility for exercise is afforded
by large and beautiful grounds. A water
right oi some t:rFe Quarters Of mile, afford
means OF swimming, bathing and skating, all
within College bounds.
The College Campus affords the finest field
for the regular infantry drill and occasional
parade. Nor are the advantages in a schuL
astIc point Uf view, dit all less striking. With
all its Chairs filled by men in the prime OF
life, and freshness OF vigor, the Institution il
prepared TO take its place by the side of the
most prominent schools in the landas an edu
catot oil youth. Its facilities for discipline arr
much more than usually abundant. To the
South, especially; is an institution situated
just as this is, most inviting. All that is re
qWiTsd to the completion OF an Under Grad
nate Course. clothing alone excepted, mar
be had al the rate of two. hundred and fifty
dollars per annum.s Gentlemen having a son
Uo1grpsS lrdm N1HsdrSceasIaRd paemheEs of
convenient TO inquire particularly into the
character Of this Institution. A punctusl at
tendance, on or by the Grst day of the aca-
deInic year. (Which begins on the first We'd
nesdav III October and ends the irst Wednes
day in August fulIotsing,1 IS most earnestly
REQUESTED. and will BE must convenient to fhe
student, as choice of rooms depends on the
time Of his arrival. For further information
and circulars, apply 10
REV. c. X. NELSON. D. D..
Principal of ST Johns College;
Annapolis; Nd:
July q, is5s-,oc,1,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

> 100000 Feet OF Euutber and 700, 600
C9 SHINGLES and EATHES for sale.
We call the attention OF prompt buyers TO our
large stock of lumber OF all grades. qualities
and sizes. We will cut White Pine bills TO
order and furnIsd Sash, Doors, Frames, and
Planning at Mill prices. Apply at l32 Light
street wharf, or corner Of Eutaw and German
streets.
BURNS s. SLOAN,
Baltimore, Md.
July !, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
40 REWARD.

WAS stolen from the subscribers Land
Wv ing. on Bri,sons Bar. on Susday night
last, YORK RIVER sSKIFF, rugged foi
sailing. She has three sails,-foresail. main
sall and gib-is painted white up to light-wa.
Ger mark and above that green,-has a keel
a61ut 9 inches in depth.-and two OF
the front timbers are cracked on the sides. ]
will give ille above reward. If she is taken
Out oi Brition's Bay. and 8 IL taken in the
Bays p:Uvided she il delivered 10 me.
= ass ,ss EisaR. H. WATHENs
ssAsguSs Jth ls5s-2w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
r e n Ms.

Per dog SI.S0
For one TO Eve Gross per gross 1900 10 per
cent. of. - Ea--~
Fer six or more Gross 1880, IS per "a
IN Boxes Of 9 dozen, 4dozen and 6dozen each .
No CnAaee FoR PAcKAGEs.
IL % cents per dozen, (s4.5O per gross
will be allowed for the empty bottles, packed,
and in good order, delivered at my store.
Orders from the city and from distance, IN
closing draft for amount ordered, will receive
prompt attention If addressed 70
J. V'D. STEWART, Chemist.
Sole Agent, s. Z. corner Hanover and Cam
den street. Baltimore.
August 18th ls58-Sm. 20 ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
July !. 1853.
NOTiCE OF HITfbENt1.

IN application ofGeo. c. Morgah; adfi.ins,ra-
~ tor of William T. Tarlton, late Of Saint Ma.
rvs Co.: deceased; I. is etdered by the Court,
that the said adnhiftratdr notify the creditors OF
the said deceased, to file their claims against the
SAID deceased il. the Register Of Wills Office on
or before tie Sd Tuesday of July next for divi-
dend, and that this order be published in The ST.
Mary's Beacon once "a week until the said 3rd
Tuesday IN July next. Test
J. L. NJ. RALEY,
Register OF Wills,
or 81. Mary's county; Md.
June II, l05s-td:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

D. L. Hayden, | In the Circuit Court fsr
ys. So Saint Mary's county, sitting
II. G. Hayden | as Court oil Equity.
and others.
By virtue of authority ves:ed in me by the
Act OF Assembly, in such case made and pro-
vided, hereby raiily and confirm the Truss
tees report made in this cause. provided that
no objection be made thereto on or before the
third Monday of November next, and pro-
vided a copy OF this order be- inserted in the
ST. Mary's Beacon once week Tor three sue
cessive weeks before the said thIrd Monday
of November next.
The report states the Land sold Tor i've
thousand. FIVE hundred and eighty ive dol
lars.
JAMES L. GLADSTONE,
Clerk.
Jnly Is. fsSs-sw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
CONFZRM47ION NOTICE.


Charles Bowling, / In the Circuit Court for
VS.. st. Mary'S county, sitting
John J. AIlston as Court oi Equity.
and others.
BY virtue OF authority vested in me by the
Act of Asshiiiblt in suth ease made and pro-
vided. hereby rairify ant confirm the I fus-
tees report made in this cause. provided thai,
no objection be made thereto on or before the
third Monday Of November next, and pro-
vided copy of thus order be inserted in the
ST. Mary's Beacon once week for three sue
cesslve weeks before the said third Monday
of November next.
The report states the land sold for Two
hundred and SIXTEEN dollars.
JAMES +. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
July Is, ls5S.-5w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
n O ce

II UCKETr & YOUNG have removed from
IL No. 119 Lombard strcct to No. A South
street, doors South of lombard.
Baltimore, July 29th-im:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
EOR SHERIEE.

J. THOMPSON YATES, grateful to his
friends and the public for the liberal support
he received at the late election. presents linn
sell again as n candidate for Sheriff in 1859
and respectfully solcits their suf1ragcs.
Nov. y, 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
NOTICE.

3 DR.. SAM'L E. SPALDING having 10
Gated himself al Leonari Town, Md, re-
specfuGly aendeEs his professional services q
his friends and The pu6licI
.aeFil g. lsS2-6:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

NJ. r. BLACKSTONE offers himself to
the voters of ST. .Nary's ttudry as a.candi
date Er Sheriff in 1859. and solicits the votes
nf his friends and the public.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
CoNST SALE

e L
QY virtue oil two wrus Of Vendstfoni Ex-
ponas, issued by O Justice Of he Peace,
pf the State OF Maryland. N and Tor Saint
slary cenniy. che al the sun oil VIM. Fl.
= II. @. Garner, one at the suit OF Lewis E
Turner, against the goods and chartefs, lands
and tenemeGtS of Penn ". Hsfden and John
r. Lawrence, and 10 me directed. have
seIzed and ia.en in execution. all the right.
iiilf1 interest, claim. property and demand
whatsoever. M law ana in equity. of The said
John w. Harden and John F. Lawrence IN
and TO the following property. to wit a tract
or parcel OF land called and known BY the
name Of
pr. ST. CLEMENTS MANOR;
cF nv whatever name the same shall be
known. containing $50 acres, more or less
had hereby give notice shai on TUES
DAY. the 24Ih day Of August next, at
MlLESTOWN, between the hours Of 10
a: m and 4 O'Clock, p. M; ! will sell the
above described property. 50 seized and taken
IN execution, to the highest bidder for cash.
WM. 2. GODDARD,
Constable.
July 10Th, Is5e-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
July Is, ls5s.-5w

NOTICE is hereby g'Eeh thd, The suhscri.
~ bers, have obtained fFoin the Orphan.
Court OF ST. Mary's county. in Maryland, let
ieTs oi administration on the personal estate
of Martin Yates, late oi said county, de-
CEASED. All persons having claims agains
the said deceased, IRE hereby warned TO exhi
Bit the same, with the pfoPgf fbUehes there
OF. TO the subscribers, on or before the 18th
day OF January next, otherwise they may
De excluded by law from al. benefit OF the saic
OF JtIy, fe5S.'
MARY E. YATES,
JNo. H. YATES;
Administrator.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
-sss.ass "A LIST OF - 45. - a..
q UNPATENTED CERTIFICATES,
Rsaiy Oe q I5Hnd M s. Muis y5nnty

'hE following list Of the Uupase cidss which have compounded
hie being unpaten are ressr and are lsing dl and
an Act requiring the Commissioned @ Land QHto make and
pg the lands enumerated below may ihess serious n#te and los
Ohs 'thewe the evidence Of their title will become drgee There number
certificates included which
Proclamation Persons holding e would do well eFe
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

IT AND Gor sale in large and small FsrHs.
- For particulars apply 60 =.
"a be sftwGA ksGae JO. FORRESTs ~ !
y eaaszsss. gsaeaz s..ssa 0akvisle r o. Nd
Jroe ~. 1859. .sslsksss 50 ssA saasszl 80
1~Sls3 &Stasa
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
TURkLP SEER.S..

Sz sass vzZRfLR SEEpssunR AZ
.TUsT received and iOs sale, i itJJs o. itssh
- 4nniip Seed. ~ = : isslsse = ksAll
GEO. \. SIMlfs - CO. 81
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
THoM BROW
HOUSE PAINTER,
PAPER HANGER AND GtAzTER

Will do all kinds Of GRAINING, MARBLE
ING. VANISHING, CUTTING GLASS,
REPAIRING FURNITURE. &C., at the
shortest notice and in workmanlike manner.
Post-Ofice, Leonard Town, Md.
July 29th-2n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
/ am very truly yours, &C.,
+. VI. GRIFFITH.

Extract Of letter from Col Geo. w. Hughes,
Of West River; Anhe Arundel i:5untt; Cct add;
1857:
81 have used your Manipulated Guano No. !;
on I"bacco the last season, rith most sreeileRi
effect, and expect TO increase my purchase Of it
next Spring for the same purpose
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
F. M. Grisith OF same county. ..s,ik.s as fol.


lows: !
Near LayionsriIls, Jaa SOFA. lsss.
JSo. KErrLERfti; Esq:
My dear SiT:-i: affords ne pleasure to inform
you of the result from The use of Ketilewegl's =
Manip'5a,ed Guan0. Oh my corn, oats, ,obace6
aud wheat crops. used IL last Spring an MY
corn and oats, side by side with 4 No. i Peru
vian Guano; and saw bur iiIlfs difference II any
] should decide IN hvct Dc the Manipulated Qua.
no. For tobacco fhuch prefer Il, ns il eiyes
the plant much finer texture. which is, Of
course, of great advantage to its curing. From
the satisfactory results I exrerIetced on mT
Spring crops, ordered tons las, Fall Tor my
wheat, which ai this time looks equally a. pro:
missing ns any of my neighbors where Ffrivis,,
Guano has been used Seseral of nv ,,eishbors
also have tried it aud sre very much pleased with
its results.
With the highest consideration Of respect.
am very truly yosrs, &C., ..
F. NJ GRIFFITH
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

ELEBRATED over the South and South
~ West for their efficiency; durability and
ease 10 working, II is scarcely necessary 10
say any thing IN praise of this popular Fan,
as the work IL will do IS aIways il best recon-
nfendaiion. We append, however, the fol
lowing references, which will satisfy the lar
mes OF 81. Mafy s that the .'Rockawav FAM
Is as good as represented: b. G. Harris. II.
~. >: Key. VIM. u GreenisSfi. A. ]. Spald-
INC, J, G. Greeaweil. Z. Leo. SpaIdiug.
Address M
J. MONTGOMERY q BRO.
Ai No. l55 North High street.
bs,ween HiIEen and Cav, Baltimore,
Or ]. w. ,. MOORE, Agent,
=. -, Leonard Town, 1
g who IS also agent for Liuson's Eron-
Geared ThreshiDs Machine.
June 10 is5o-6sn.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

Our agents in Petersburg, Virginia, a large
Tobacco district, refers to il as follows:
JOHN ROwLETT A co.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
SUMMER GOODS,

At cost for cash. or at q very smail advance
20 punciual time customers. he invites his
friends and the public to Cite him an early
call.
June q. 1856.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
NAMES OF LANDS.

The MeAdows,
Poverty,
Poverty Nolis.
The Vineyard with Addition,
Addition tn Thomas Venture.
Gaugh's Adventure.
d" Point Re-Surveyed,.
I" NeighbOrship,
" Discovery.
Hafrisonis Vexation,
Lancaster's Discovery.
Radnor's addition;
Msnnan's Lot, ::
Joshua's Plains. ::
Mannas's Re-Survey, -.
Prices Hills,
Shaw's Retreat, :.
Simmons Outlet,
Summers Lot, :.
Soth,,fDn's suck,
Edwards Freehold Re-surveyei.
The Middle Tract,
Wathan's Disappointment, :.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12
TO TOBACCO PL 1NTERs1
KETTLEWEl.LS
Manipulated GGatlol
Prored By ezpsraacs 10 5s ias 5sst Fws;k
ger lRoTs .fer tLe gTSGisqfk dsd isi.
PrOremenf sef gaalsiy q kss II
kheco Plant. !.

TtHIs GuASo h.. been ,hsroaekly ts.iisl
n for several sessnns op oil cyopsi with uni:
versai success; and can be 40 longer regarded
as AL experiment.
No. l--Ffalf bes, Psraviaa. 49,
" Phosphate. fuanos
n" p l-s and a-s-lat'marely1 iinsiisas:r.ssd ~
machinery. @
We challenge Peruvian Guano, pound ID
pound, on frst ernp, and IN second crnr and isS.
rTovsn'tnt of soil it admits of 40 e0ghpsrison -
For, TTssaceo II II greatly superior. prcdac7Nx q
much heavier and richer leaf
m. @. .. KEY.
q. u,~,;. R.S GEoRGr III. MsRela,
DR. II. NEAIE,
HEksx S0rIoaew.
.asatgeGssrs csaais.
N. c. Dickerson, Esq, says i'ny Tobacco i
very Siperior TO what have raised With Persis
Wan; and It's effect upon grass s& cseds any Ihng
ever saw or used.''
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

NOR Sale by JOHN A. BURROUGHS,
~ Chaptico; al tssOest prices. He will also
sell his stock of
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

think highly df the virtues -.
Chalybea'e Water, " it has been used Hopkins
times by several members df nv faml.. ..iferent
Benefit. Jsgo n pee, With
InSurdsses .4gens, .vo. % Second street.
baltimore, April 2l; 1889.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-12

To meet the constantly increasing demand f:,.
the water, the subscriber has perfected arrange.
mei';s involving large outlay of capital, which
viii enable him promptly TO fiji orders TO any
amount. The Water is bottled at the well in
new bottles. made expressly for It, branded
"HOPkins' Chalybeaie. BALTIMORE" securely
Sorked and copper wired. and will be delivered
several Railroad Stations aud Steamboats,, and
viii be cold at the following prices, TO which he
invites the attention OF the community and the
trade. .-s ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-16

elected Speaker and John s. Nafew tDemOcra,
Clerk.
Mr.. STAPLES moved to lay it on the table. Car
ried-Yeas, ~; Nays, IL.
Mr.. TAPPEN then moved that Alvord be declared
Speaker and Richardson Clerk.
Mr. DURYEA moved to amend by declaring that
Van Vakenburgh be Speaker.
Tabled on a motion by Mr.. MOORE-56 to 81.
After various motions to adjourn, vote was taken
which resulted for valkenburgh, 54i Alvord, 40;
Frost Horton, @; Law, l.
Mr.. GODDARD then offered a resolution, that Van
yalkenburgh be declared Speaker, and Mr.. Richard
son Clerk.
Mr.. MOORE moved TO amend, by making Frost
Horton Speaker, and John J. Reilly Clerk.
Mr. MCNOTr then moved TO amend, by eecting
Alvord Speaker, and Richardson Clerk, and dis
tributing the minor Offices among all parties.
Mr. DELANEY moved to strike out Richardson and
insert John j. Reilly.
The whole subject tabled.
A vote was then taken for Speaker without change
of result.
Several more efforts to elect particular candidates
of the different parties tried but all laid the table.
ALBANY, l:30PN NJ.
All efforts TO organize have as yet proved unsuc-
cessful.
The House has just refused to adjourn. and the
voting is being continued.
prOtraced discussion took place on an attempt TO
adjourn over until Monday and on different PROPOSE.
tons to organize-al of which were voted down.
The House eventually adjourned till II &. N. to.
morrow.