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NKDICrHA.
nR. COGGSwELL'S
MEDICAL SALT.

The great remedy for Infsmmatory Diseases,
such as r hsumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Fits,
Fevers, Inhamed Throat, Lungs and Liver, hIy
sipelas, b. onchitIs, Coughs, Colds, and similar
complaints. By equalIzing the circusnon Il re-
moves the sole odHSe Of inflammation. That lnva
lids would do we'll to give IL q trial, may be seen
from the following testimonials.
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Price 81; Chronic package, S2-N. Sold by all
Druggists In Washington, Georgetown, and yicin-
tngton, II. p. MiLLBURN & CD, Wizards
Hotel; ID. C. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
12 Dock street, Philadelphia, aus
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~ SWINDLlNG QUACKS.
OAUTION !-Quacks their Books, Cordisls,
Buohu,, Hospitals, lnstruments or RinssEshun
them all, and II disposed to profit bv my OF perienoe,
write for my private Circular on
SPERMAT0RRHEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
dence. your friend. former sufferer, merely super
soribIng Box 176, Charlestown, Mass.
ia ADA WIy
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHBUMATISM
CURED

was seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined to my bed. purchased box OF DIR. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found a radical cure.
would advise Others afflicted with the same disease
TO give 10 a trial. HUGH ATKINSON,
White Bear Hotel Bucks county, Pa.
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A NEW NOVEL nE T., .r,vo, o.
John HALIFAX"


By Miss MGL0cH,
"John Halifax, Gentleman. "O!ivs. !" "The osn
vss"Ths r. I'd IF The
Bookstore, Odeon Building,
au2 20 Corner AZ s. and Pa. avenue.
IRON FIFTEEN s re Thirty PER CENT
s?!sys T'as Ell e
5dtS ere
AZ sR s%
:s them: SssTM
LIMITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
Sp,o will MSAsMISG ;ds ;, A9Eust g. IA5s g.,
noon of the a'Ih of October next for Making Fit
ting and Putting up the IRON ceilings Of ths four
Proposals should stats Certain sum for each
ceiling complete n place, painted with three good
The whole of the iron work of the ceilings, in
cIuqiHF cast and wrong hs i,on iron sash smes
screwDg the cell ngs TO the walls and roof 4 ames
to be included IN the price named.
| for Iron Ceilings. accompa led by a guarantee,
signed by one or more respons bic persons, and 70
Proposals will be opened at noon Of Tue,day, 9th
October, in presence of such persons may choose
to be present.
Drawings Of the ceilings may be seen at this Office.
M. c. ElGS, Corps pt Engineers,
In charge of Capitol Extension.
Each proposal shou d be- accompanied by the fol-
Form Of Guarantee.
The undersigned, -. of E. IN the Stnte of
-, and -, in the STATE Of, hereby
guaranty that in, case the foregoing bid Of
for--,as above described, be accepted he or
they will, within ten days after the receipt of the
contract at the postofice named, execute the
tract for the same, with good and sufficient secuTi
ties and in case the said - shall fail to enter
into contract as aforesaid, warranty TO make
| good the difference between the offer Of the laid
- and that which may be accepted.
Date 1859. Signatures of guarantors. A. B.
hereby certify that the above named - are
known TO me as men of property, aud able to mak Ike
good their guarantee.
signature. G. H.
To be signed by the United States District Judge
person known To the War Department. au - dta
PAPERHANGINGS &C.
Il WOULD call the attention of persons removal
HANGINGS, having lately received desirable
selection of hne. medium and low priced Papers Of
foreign and domestic manufacture also, God, Vel
vet and Common borders; statues, Centre Pieces
and Papers In n:ItatIon Mahogany, Walnut, Oak
and Rosewood. Orders executed with skill and
IN all cases, or no ray required. Acknowledging
past favors so literally bestowed, shall aim by
fair and honorable dealing 20 meet continuance of
the same. JOHN MARK RITTER.
No. 4s6 18th st., doors above
se8 2w- Odd Fellows Hall
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q elm SonD sENy!NE PREPARATION.
st%BB3E&s BSSHHS 81 3! &c &c kla sssf':
HEEHHBR88Ess RRSS#$ s. 81 &
HELM83LP,s BTGHil for Rifhcut Breathing.
HEtMB3IRs BHGHH for &ensfal Debility.
HEM BB9tR,SS BTGHn for Universal Lassitude
EEtMMRR@@tBs RREEssH#H Sc M VIII STss:
f: 3: ss e..
FAT Ms and hO ssG
BTS#E
Indiscreton. and sll Diseases Of the
SEXUAL ORGAN,
natal, and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
y Of the Sn
sin and Dopsy and .HyaTsbY By tie nudi
since established that any disease of these organs
ereets the miHd more than any and all others, and
rsmpyes-soon follows Loss Of Power, Faulty and
sPsleptlS Plssnin one Of which the patient may ex
sdenSy followed by these direful diseases, Insanity
And ConspmPlon! The record of the Insane Asy-
bear ample witness to the truth of these assertons
In LuLatlc A sy lums the most melancholy exhibi
AID quite destituto-neither mirth nor gIief ever
visits it, should q sound Of the voice OCCUR. il is
with Toeful measures, wan Despair
Low, sullen sounds, his grief beg uil sd ~
Demilty Is most terrible, and has broug hit thous-
snfs upon th9nsanfs to untimey graves; thus blast
CURED BY the use of this "
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
a. me mass OF voluntary testimony N possession of
the Proprietor, vouohIng its virtues and ourat,ye
Rowe1s,ls II1Inense, embracing names well known
10 SCIENCE and fame Certificates Of cures from one
m1nta To twenty years standing and of the r,,,st
raj abe aud responsible character are omen fnr In
sPecton. from tfovernOrs of States Judg e. eminent
fhJ slcldns, ana distinguish ClcrgymeD
HEIMBOLD'S EXTRACT BIfCuU, nro,,r
ei directly according 10 the rules of Pharmacy AND
Ch,mstry, with the greatest accuracy and C2eIui-
See Prot. Dewees' valuable Works on the Prerttes
OF bhysIc Snd most of the late Sta adard WorIs of
Medicine. VI
Personally appeared before me an Alderman ortbs
city Of PhllatelP!a, n. T; HELMBDI.D. Chemist,
sho' being duly sworn, does say, tst his prepara-
ton contains no Narcotic. Mercury, or Injurious
Drug out are r. fggTTeIIy, yeeggeeitdRbe;
Sworn And . hbELMhBnap Solo Manufacturer.
November, 1854. WIN. p HIBBAap, a Herman VI
Price 81 per bottle, six for s., delivered to any
trial COs1Ts Bt Il" A b6LffAARR-TRy IT.,
ns AnS 1 e. convinced 2, Its efficacy And
Others PrepaiSsS aELMiR|SPIInD; and
i4 South TeStf St., below Chs9t n cfPfhih Iad.
Ts be had of all Druggists and dealers throur hon,
the United States, Canadas, sud British Provinces
Ask f9f He LMBoLD's-t.ks no other curs,
Sol By 9: sTOTT, Druggist, corner Pa. avenue
sna ,th street, Washington CITY, and all Othar drug
sAo~s S-eO -
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TUNHE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATITRITY-

JtW published grutts, the 25tk thousand,
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, of SpermatorrheaO or Local -TGHh-,
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, HH&~
Genital end Nervous Debility, Pre- A6
mature Decay Of the System, Impo-
tency and Impediments to Marriage
generally,
BY b. DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many ALA ming com
plants originating in the imprudence and solitude
Of youth may he easily remov ed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly suooessful treatment.
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
of which everyone is enabled to cure HIMSELF per
fectly and at the least possible cost, thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nostruIns of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in 3
sealed envelope, by remltpng post paid two post
age stamps To DIR. b. DE LANEG, s. East 81 81
street New York City. ma SO-tr
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u The case Of Henry Deshay against Henry
Dudley Presse, Esq, well-known paper dealer
Of New York city, was taken up in the Court OF
Common Pleas on Thursday. The plaintiff, IL
will be remembered, sued the defendant for
having criminal intercourse with his wife, who
previous To her marriage, was employed as a sell
want in Mr. Presses family. Defendant admits
the charge. but alleges that it was with the
knowledge and prvity of the husband. Upon aP-
plication of the defendant, trial Of the case was
postponed for three months, in order to allow
time for procuring witnesses from Europe and
California The case is creating good deal of
gossip and small talk in Brooklyn, where Mr.
Presse resides. He is gentleman of high stand
ing in the church, and in other respects has
always been looked upon an exemplary mem-
Der Of society.
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CURF Or FITS OF SEVERAL YEARS
STANDING,

IL has been some time aimee | wrote you about my
sons ht alth-affi cted with fits, You remember. Be
assured We have every confidence in you and YOU
Medical Salt. We have sufficient evidence that tn,
medicine 10 DOING him great good. His health IL
rapidly improving, and we are ENCOURAGED espscI
ally from the fact that he has not had q return o
those dreadful hts since September IL, nearly yea
since. WM Z. HARRIS. Grotpn, Co a.
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NEW GOODS

Z NEW GOODS.
~. OWEN SON Have lust opened their frst
Invoice of goods for the season. consisting of a
choice selection of CASSIMERES and VEST
lN6S of the 10 which they invite the at
tentlOn Of their friends q AL customers.
Military, Naval. and Citizens
Sc " Wv Merchant Tai ,Ors. 2I2 Pa. avanua.
- REMOVAL.
SAMUEL BROWN respectfully informs mis-
friends and customers that ne has reu0, ed from
No. f18 Pennsy wanna avenue, to 55-Ia 18th street
opposite Centre Market, the large Red Post of
BarthOlOv's Agricultural Store, where Re will keep
cInstanty on hand a large assortment of Ready
MADE CLOTHING. Also, Lade.' AID Gent. a.
mems BOOTS AND SHOES, which ms offers for
sale at the lowest cash prices. He sp,icits the pa
tronage oi me public II I'm.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME- ARE
IN earnetiS requested To call and settle their ac-
counts, TO enable me to close the books Of my old
business.
would TAX Shls occasion to return my sincere
thanks In my fisn Is and the public generally for
the IbeTa! patronage her tofurs bestowed upoa me-
AND hope bS Increased facilities 20 be able TO serve
them better NJ our new store.
sc Us oii VIM. X. RILEY.
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
FRok TEE UNIfED SrArKs

. The Havana mail steamers leave New Yofk on
the ID, 18th, nth, and 9th of each month, an
Charleston on the 4th and 18th.
The California mail steamers leave New York on
he Hh and 10Th OF each month.
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DPOF. NORRIS "ARZUMEA" PREMIUM
Il BAKING POWDER.
THIS excellent composition docs not contain
ticle of saleratus, alum, any other kind of de-
leterIOus drug. IL has obtained two FIRST ass d.
pomas the purest and best Baking Powder
known. Ii will produce three ounces additional of
bread over yeast from every one ami a quarter
pounds of -four; because by its all the primitive
Prcperties of the wheat are preserved unchanged
suif rins from dyspepsia. IL is original in ITS
composition, and the result of scientific inyestigs
ton. KING BURCHEIf,
seS cor, 18th 81. and VT ay.. a etts for its sale
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JUST IMPORTED.

i HAVE Just received OF nv own importation,
direct from the manusctory Of Joseph ROGERS a
sons, Shetiied: land a tne stock OF PEN aud
LERl, &C: with a fresh supply Of SHEARS and
TABLE CUTLERY of the best American msnu-
facture, which offer AT the lowest prices. bny my
goods FROM trst hands, entirely for cash. and pGT
ciasets should cal! at my hsuse-furnlsh ing store,
No. ago, 7th street. GEO. FRANCIS.
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FEPERS CURED BY TIKI MEDICAL SALT.
Ny wife was attacked with very high fevers,
which would last nine days at a time. | was iEduc
ed to try DR.. Coggswell's Medical Salt. After Civ
ing It lair trial, II entirely broke her fevers
would cheerfully recommend 1t to others similarly
affected. j. NJ. DICK,
= 844 N, Eleventh street. Philadelp hia
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PREPARED By
DR.. J. C. AVER Z co..,
LOWELL. MASS

LOW ELL, MASS,
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE; SIX BoTrLKs FOR 05.
EeSold BY z. d. GILMAN, Washington r. 8. r. Gle
SELL, Georgetown, and BY all Draggists svsryvhsrs.
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NoTK.-Under the regulations Of the department.
Is her. tofoTs and now existing no payment can bs
made Tor advertising proclamatlons except Co such
publishers as are especially authorised publish by
the ConnissloneT OF the General Land Office.
iN I-lRMl3W
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by the Pfeeluent:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
COmmiss Toner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every peTson entitled To the right at pre- emptirn
10 any of the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumeI ated Is required 10 es-
tahlish the Ia the satisfaction of the register
rrcrver OF the proper land office. and make nav
ment therefor 1Oon as practicable alter seeiag
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale IL the lands en-
hraclng the tr- CT claimed otherwise such clam
will be forfeited.
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Townships III and liz, Orange q.

AT THE LAND OFFICE AT CHaTFIELp cop1msnc-
ing on Monday, the fourteenth day of Noyemhsr
next, for the disposal of the vacant lands in tba
ereH numbered sections within the under mentioned
townships which remain to the United States with
Six miles on each side of the railroads, from MIN
neap0is. via FarIbault, Ia the north line Of the
state OF Iowa, west of range sixteen" and from
la Crescent VIA Ia get Lake. up the valley of
hoot rlver." sH .iect, as required by law 10 a min
Imum Of ttcO dollars and City cents per ACRE viz.
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THE CITY OF WASHINGTON


We have said that Washington oan never be a
commercial ctp but hs is not because she is desti-
tule of natural advantages in that behalf. The re-
verse is true. She has long line OF water front,
every foot of which has been clearly demonstrated
by the surveys Of the abest engineers in the
of the government could, at moderate cost, be
dered available for shipping purposes. But what
caro- has been taken to prevent its being SO used
From point little below Georgetown the canal
skirts the river bank far down Eth street leav-
ing insufficient space between it aud the channel for
wharfage Thence to the west end of south street
public reservations occupy tho entire space, From
that ponf 10 The rest end of south street, open street
or higttcdy onci By the goUsrnmea, has been carefully
interposed bcceen e squares SET apart for pirate use
and The tcatcr. And from there down 10 and around
s'GreenIeafs Point tho whole front has been re-
served for the War Department Thus it appears
that the city has been practically denied the of
the noble Potomac for commercial purposes, except
to a small extent between the Observatory grounds
and Georgetown small enough, indeed, to be almost
covered -on the map by the nail of mans thumb.
Gen. Washington, however, was well aware that a
population as large would be attracted to the seat
of government must have some facilities Cor trade,
and, in laying out the city, he made such provision
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try Of dependence The government for support such
continent Is hanefl 10 individual well national
prosperity IL paalyzes the industry, eneryates the
mind and enieebes the will OF man 10 teach him 10 look
~ government natural fosterpasent for support
and aid ia every enterprise IL keeps him In his minor
ity through life and lac feel exercise the
freedom, Independence and self reliance Of mature
hood IL reduces him state of puplnge in which he
cannot think without Instruction, act without assist
nnce II dscoumges enterprise ensayes the spirit, sup
presses noble aspirations and prevents brave efforts un
satisfied desire i the natural ament of human exerton
whether il be mental physical, and without it
would cease TO labor labor by Divine decree, is the
condition of success and without ID nothing great val
liable is achieved Poyerty.s the nuse of great souls
and necessity the parent of heroic efforts and the oun
tain Of the Muses. bursting from barren rock, is apt
emblem Of the hard whence spring the no
blest aspirations of the mind, and the most glorious
achievements OF the hand Whenever government
deIes TO supply mans wants and relieve his abors IL
violates law of nature which viii later vndi-
cate its own majesty.
Tube e1hibg tonnage Of engaged the 6sess ne
YA
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The Theatre Francois, at Pa,is, has given up the old
custom which prevailed before the time Of Moere
of striking three blows the stage to give notice that
che performances about TO commence The ringing
of bell IL substituted The stick used for the purpose
deserves place in an antiquarian museum 1t the
signal for the curtain to rise the performance of T
and all the comedies OF Moierc and all the tragedies Of
Racine were produced the boards Of the Theatre
Francois This baton De commandment is simple broom
stick
An association for commercial travellers akin to that
which exists in Great Britain has recently been projected
in New York The number OF travelling agents mailing
from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
aud constantly FORMULATING the Unon is at least eight
thousand and il Is proposed TO form society with
number OF the leading merchants in each city at its head
for the purpose OF bringing these travellers in commun
cation with each other Each member is expected 10
small admission fee and annual assessment for the pur
pose establishing sinking fund from which sums for
the relief Of sick disabled members could be drawn
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

On motion OF MIR kAlihSDAliE Of Mississippi, the
following resolution adopted
that cabinets
England have this
Cuba the United States would be
with the Of Spain,
Resolved therefore, President requested incon
pabo with the public
correspondence between this and England
relation TO the acquisition OF Cuba by the United States.
Mr.. HARRIS, of Maryland, offered joint resolution
requesting the President to nepose in behalf of the
toration of the Israesh boy Mortara to his parents
from whom he had been abducted by Papal authorities
Mr.. PHELPS, of Missouri, remarking that this was
joint resolution, inquired whether the usual notice had
been given.
Mr.. HARRIS replied that notice had not been given.
Mr., JONES, of Tennessee thought 1t a subject
with which the House had nothing TO do and therefore
objected.
Mr.. HARRIS then gave notice that he should to-mor-
row, subsequent day, introduce the resolution
TINE APPROPRIATION BILL
On motion OF Mr.. PHELPS, of Missouri, the House
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LETTER FROM ION. JOHN LE7cHER.
prom The Rocklnelam (va.l ReeIster Of Jan u

prom The Rockingham (ya) Register Of Jan ~
We permitted TO copy the following extract from
letter recently received by of citizens from Hon
John Ietcher The letter not written with view to
It's publication but the extract will be read with in
terest by Mr. Letchers friends feel at liberty, by per
mission of the gentleman to whom IL WAS written, to
publish it:
have no intention of resigning my sent IN Con
gress viii serve ont my term, and after the adjourn
ment visit prominent points Fast and West to make
quantances and give my views upon leading questions of
State policy The people Of my district have protested
so strongly against my resignation that feel II to he
imperative duty to conform my action to their wishes
Surely representative ever had such constituency
have. They have stood by mo with fidelity, and
have sustained with enthusiasm, that if equalled
has certainly been surpassed in the history Of any
public Most gratefully do appreciate thoir kind
ness and should be wanting in duty to them and 10
myself il could do anything 10 thwat their wishes or
prejudice their interest WILL therefore. remain at my
post and faithfully endeavor to them"
Annapolis Nd, is now lit by gas, TO the delight OF IT'S
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1868.
business Notice.

A. the business Of the Union proposea
change ~ rs lerma Siu be conducted strictly
Agencies Tor ie collection ~ subscriptions
uuu No payments should bc made e
ep !" Mr. q pscOpb, lr wtol Auiuzed collections
Va lea~are, Maryland, and Virginia llI
WAsgnNGrnN, March %, 1S5s.--n
The Foregoing notice amy agents or ooec-
thai employ mpoye in this city but
ues on si have performed such pafts
sountry tWtst Al 2o-tf
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The venerable Sessford, whose judgment is
titled TO great consideration, estimates our present
population at 62,9T3. Assuming this to be nearly
correct we may safely set down the number
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By Mr. BISHOP petition OF Of Norwlk, Connecticut
appropriation for the Improvement OF Norwak habor
Mr. BIlINCIusr gave notice Of bill to abolish tbs office Of
Err Comptroller Of the Treasury, and for other purposes
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Is this am extravagant estimatea Reduce the last
number by $4,000, and there will still remain enough
to fill up the city, pass its boundaries and occupys
surrounding heights.
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Mr. RHELps, of Missouri. then asked consent to ofe
the following resolution

Resolved during the ensuing weeks shall be in order
the Whole the state OF the Union
a O'Clock which hour general debate
be taken the motions
that the committee rise and tho House adjourn ~
Objection being made,
Mr. PHELPS moved that the rules be suspended pend
ing which,
On motion of Mr.. GROW, of Pennsylvania, the House
adjourned
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Annapolis, Md is lit by gas, to the delight Of il
citizens
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Mr. HUNTER objected 20 granting two days In each
week 20 the Consideration OF the private business but
was willing TO yield day.
Mr. CLAY objected to the consideration of the resol-
ton, and ID lies over under the rule
MIR PEARCE introduced the following resolution /;
which was referred 10 the Committee on Printing
hssoioef That addition copies 81 the
port Of the Superintendent The Coast Survey year
there be printed 600 which
the senate and 5000 for distribution By the
Cdst Survey that the be printed bound
and sketches IN and that the printing Of
sketches shall be done sact VI the Superintendent
Coast Survey.
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Tube exbatg ne tonnage engaged the cod fsess
aiio,od,,ees pad dc, from S4s % 1857
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REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE

On motion Of Mr., STANTON, of Ohio, the following
Senate Joint resolution for the appointment of two Regents
of the Smithsonian Institution taken from the Speak
er's table and passed
Resol De- That the vacancies in e Board Of Regents Of the
Smithsonian Institution other than members
grcss" filed by the appointment Of Alexander Dallas Bnche
member Institute in the Washing
ton George Badger, Of the State Of North Carolina.