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'THT OLD DOMINION COFFEE poT

= Old DOMINION COFFEE POT.
-, " r;eeiyed large assortment az the
OLi oHlNloN COFFEE POTS of ali sizes al q 0
commend 70 houseseepers and the public in 9 ner. re-
sa d9n w anu sfta ar A REUTER- & sons.
4 T rdI.T rH ri LIE BALTIMORE AND YORK
OTOWN TURNPIKE ROAD Jannaru . 1eea ~, n
dsnt s1 oNE PER h far day declared DIviDEN6
will be payable At the Bank of Baltimore A onns which
NESDAY NEXT, the 18th instant e' On or after WE'D
ja4law4t JOHN HANAN puo.,..
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la Es{zs=ss WESTERN
E4zS Nft4@HH& MARYLAND PdyJpnAJ

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A NJ, and 445 F. NJ
and 10 Is A. NJ. o.
re- Omnibus from Westminster daily at IA NJ connects
with ~ 10 tram Waiting for AS train from Baltimore
turns to Westminster ~
Omnibus from Manchester at A. M meets 10 Is train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
DAYS to Manchester the arrival of the from Bal
dl0tf IRWIN q, T.vrop
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
IN HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER
FRANCIS H. GRUPY
Informs the public that he has removed to his Ware
house, No % GRANT STREET directly in the of his
old Stand and door from Lombard street. Opposite
Robinson Lords warehouse,) where will be found fresh
and complete assortment OF EV cry KIND AND QUALITY
OF LEATHER especially Hemlock and Oak Sole Leather,
Harness, Bride and Lace Leather Wax Upper kips,
Calf Skins, French Calf Skins ETC. wholesale and retail
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS Bark Mills, best and
mon grades of Tanners OILS always on hand
Hides and Leather bought and sold commission, and
cash advances made on consIgnments.
For further information address
F. H. GRUPY,
jI5-tf % GraNt street, Baltimore.
TOLLECTION OF CLAIMS,
~ IN QUEEN ANNE'S, KENT Il TALBOT COUNTIES
WO0LMAN J. GIBSON, Centrevie, Nd respectfully Of
es his services the Public for the Collection Of Claims,
of description in the above named counties; the
of which he will employ the prompt and
getic means
From his knowledge of the people, his past
success and his unweaed application to business he he
lieves he shall give entire satisfaction may confde
their business to his His charges will be moderate
REFERENCES:
PhiIddclphin-nr David Jayne; DeC0urcy, Lafourcade
Co
Baltinore-Wm: Chestnut Esq. WIN. H Gatchell q
Messrs. Wells Miller.
Generalization. n B. Carmichael, Pcre Wilmer O
CheStertOl0n-Hon }. Alfred Pearce
Fnc 31--ftp1 oil uo,ah
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IRWIN & TAYLOR.
Steamboats,.

sE~N FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
M0ND, THREE TINES WEEK.
The steamers BELVlDERE and GEO PEABODY are now
leaving Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons
at3o'clock for the above places
Freight received daily.
dationS. ~ ~ "N'0-
For freight or passage apply to
J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
5 Light street har.
$1,000 ~ N'N'ANA P'"SN Oi'J
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL Z. TURNER.
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
LAS ON HAND VERY SUPERIOR AS
IL SORTMENT OF PAPER STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign Of
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS Ruled and Plain. in great variety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds.
STATIONERY of every description for Office and private
use, viz: steel. PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEA d and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c
INK, Writing and Copying, of all the best makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTEMON-
NAIES, &C, &c
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do. &c, &c, all at low
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do we'll to call fe22n
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w: ia llELls Agent,
ls-t Pier ], North River, N Y


usE-N OFFICE OF MONUMENTA
IMhEhasaEaGzS~ STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Companys boats having been put in complete runnn
order prepared to execute everdescrpton OF
| and haTbOr towing at the shortest notice. 49,
The Company's Boats as follows
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke Leapue
Steamer LI0NESS, Captain A. II Ieagne
The commanders experienced masters and evarv s.
given for the safety of in their cbargs NJ
rates of towage will be made reasonable For further noT
nation apply to the Captains on board, the agent
u ., pDSUh,ON,
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utIl-u fredericksburg, Va
rnJsTs FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA
41sS.-szfhe steamer WM SEIDEN, W B KirwaD,
Captain, will resume her Fredericksburg and land
ings on Rapahannock, leaving Baltimore from her
HAIR +, F. ON OF S0ETH STREET on
TUESDAY, February 22d, at O'clock, P NJ Returning
VII leave fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING.
and Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight OF every description taken at rates Horses
Caut ana Lave Stock generally, handled with care and
comfortably accommodated. Through Goods puncualy at
received " ''' ''
For information freight Or passage apply in Baltimore
at her office, los SOUTH STREET on board the Boat
. Agents in Fredericksburg,
fel2-i ADAMS & FRENCH.
Sit NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
saasRasasa141r3a< TRANSPORTATION LINE,
INLAND-ThrUuFh the Delaware and Raritan, and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals
For the conveyance Of Merchandise Produce, Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods of all sorts at very
low rates
Through between New York and Baltimore, without
transhipment in s. hours, in Iron Steamers, with water
tight compartments. ,-- ~.
times per week from No. 3 Light street wharf
FROM NEW YORK-SteambOat leaves in like manpar
for Baltimore four week from North River Piei
No. 7. , IA,
forwarded Immediately with cae-free of all charges for
s Marx Goods destined for this RoueIplsnd Propso,
The safety regularity and dispatch OF this Line toca,
with moderate rates charged, commend to die 6nb
desirable medium for Conveying every description o.
Freight - . A. SHRIVER, Agent,
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore
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100 PACKAGES COGNAC AND RO-
H OCHELLE BRANDY of the following well-known
brand: James Hennessy Co otard, Dupuy Co. Pnet
Cason Co: Jules Robin Il Coz J. Flure Co; 4. Seig
nette ATzac Segnette Alexander Seig ette and BISCUIT
Trcoche Co bond to arrive imported and for sale by
CHAS. H, MYERS 4 BRO. jal2-h
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n
the season. between 9 'P' ~
BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG
On FRIDAY, March 18th, 1885, leaving Baltimore on that
Gay at clock, NJ from her BERTH Light street wharf
foot of Barre and each succeeding Friday thereafter at the
same hour arriving in Fredericksburg next day evening
Saturday. before dark Returning win leave fredercks
burg every Tuesday morning, at O'Clock, after the arrival
there OF the night train of cars from the North ann South
arrive in Baltimore early Wednesday morning
The Virginia will stop at all of her usual landings on
the RAPPAHANN0Gk going and returning; and, in add
ton thereto. CARTEVS CREEK, to land freight and pas
sengcrs 49,
The has large freight capacity which facilitates
the handling and slowing of goods, thereby preyentinc
breakage and other accidents. ''A
She is amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
and Berths which renders her of the most pleasant and
comfortable boats for passengers the Chesapeake Bay
has been thoroughly OveThaued and repaired urn tLa
past winter and furnished with NEW BOILER thereby
greatly increasing her speed.
vs. Freight of all kinds taken very rates and
received i'll Baltimore at the boat Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, TO O'Clock
aS- All Freight landed on the river must he prepaid
Goods from other lines, destined for Fredericksburg n
points on the river will he promptly received by the Agents.
IN Baltimore, charges paid, and forwarded with despatch
Grain from the River received and delivered per bag
For further Information apply on board, or to
CAPRON Il GWYNN, Agents,
No II South street, Baltimore
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FOR, ,WASHLVGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave baltimore at 20 and 800 A NJ and3 Is and 2P
On Sundays at 42O A. NJ only Leaves Washington for
baltimore at 20 and 745 NJ and 20 and.5 P NJ Or
sundays at 20 P NJ. only. The second and third train
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second an
trans rom Baltimore and the second and third from
"ashlngton Connect with trains the Annapolis Road
Eor tickets Of every kind information &C. apply to j.
EN"ND' AGENT or at the Tick ct Office Camden station
W. p SMITH,
r 4, co, Master of Transportation
L. M. IfI,Ge gent
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Bail 8ua6s.
G& ii;:ss4ssss FOR THE
VEST, MORT
~ o H W EST
NoKTHERN CENTRAL Railway
Bail 8uaNs.

On and after NOV EMBER 9th, 1859 trains will ,., ~,
vert Station: O' is VIII leave Cal
The Mail Train daily Except Sunday, ateoo
for Pittsburg, Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati 81 1 NJ
and all parts Of the West and Northwest Also for Fi
Buffalo and all parts of tie North and Canada For mmitt
burg Lancaster Lebanon, Reading and Pottsve Pa and
OWN s. Mills Reisterstown and Manchester Ma a. anu
York Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday nj A.
P. NJ, and from York at 8.l5 A. NJ aS "t $40
EXPRESS TRAIN,
daily at 500 P NJ for all part, of the West and Northwest
Travellers from Washington and the South by the & On
and 20 P NJ, make connections with the trains owe,
this road. ' ''ei
For TICKE TS and information apply at the Ticket office
Calvert Station n E. of Calvert and Franklin streets
Baltimore.
JOHN 7. RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent
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r~sIEA BALTIMORE AND PHTLADET,
sRIIIA STE iNLRA Cn.LE

VIA CANAL,
For the transportation Merchandise Produce Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods of all Sorts between
Philadelphia and Baltimore
FOR PHLA DELPHIA-One of the Company's Steam
boats leaves No Light street wharf daily, at o'clock ar
pie time for the New York Trains
~ FROM 20 PtlLADELPHIA-Leavesd daily at 3 o'clock,
Goods forwarded mmeda lately with careee ct all chars
Tor commission j. ALEX. SHRIV Err, Agent,
No. Light street wharf. Raltinlnre
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GOOD TO SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS
schooner J. Randall of the following favorte brands
viz:
5000 Londres Sultana
5000 Union And
5000 MensangeH Londres
5000 Londres, J. II. G.
1900 Yqualdad.
$500 Media Reg Florida Beu
I' 1SS g
H000 Londres O'Callata
5000 D'Escrbeta Flor
1880 Selma FLOR de Morales;
For sale by LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
d22-tf So Buchanan's wharf
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MACKEREL, HERRING, GOLDFISH, CHEESE,

lalN CARRTAGFSlr
The subscribers have hand at their factory No %
WEST FA4ETTE STREET, a general assortment Of Car
rages @! the most approved styles all of which will he
at the lowest for cash. approved paper Carria
ges guaranteed for twelve months We respectfully invite
the public to call and stock.
n. Bold Carriages taken in exchange for new ones
Repairing done with dispatch
n26-f J. RIDDLEMOSER. JR E. 90
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Personal,

'''' Hon. r. Wilson, Of ILL.,, is al the National
-. Some of the Brooklyn papers are suggest
irg mat Edwin Forrest give readings after the
manner OF Mrs. Butler. Nandenhoff and Others
$50 Thomas Buchanan Read the distinguished
Poet and Painter, arrived in this city Yesterday,
and Is ct Willards'.
'''' Miss Corbin, of Virginia has married the
nerSuls de Montmore, a wealthy noble Of Nor
mandy.
80 The library OF the late William F.. Burton.
of New York. comprises more than twenty thou.
sand volumes Of rare books. IL Is to be sold
during the month OF October next.
49, Sidney Webster, Esq, formerly secretary
OF ex-Presldent Pierce, Is, 1t Is said. to be mar.
Ileo to daughter OF Ex-Governor Fish Of New
York.
-.-' Madame dc wilborst of New York. 70
Gently appeared IN opera at Berlin, and did not
make favorable impression, the Boston Tray
eller says,
80 Hon. Chas Faulkner, the new American
minister at Paris, has taken suite of rooms for
the summer at the Place de pare de Triumphe
az the extremity Of the Champs Elysees
- The Cincinnati Commercial is requested
." deny the statement made long since that
Nicholas Longworth, of that CITY had sent two
hundred bottles Of wine to Mr.. Sherman while
The contest for Speaker was going on.
-''' Richard Taylor son Of President Taylor.
is one Of the delegates 10 the Charleston Conycp-
ton from Louisiana. A letter writer saws that he
IL wealthy, looks much like his father, and is
opposed to Douglas.
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H. The question Of State aid to her railroads
is now earnestly pressed by the journals of Ar
kansas. proposition is made and favored TO
grant Sl0.CUO per mile to the roads within the
borders OF the State, making an aggregate loan OF
$l0,OO0,0O0.
III An application for divorce is before the
Pennsylvania Legislature, grounded on the allie
CATION that the wife habitually purloined the
husbands goods and conveyed them to her rela-
tons.
IL A British bark arrived at Pensacola lately.
from Cardiff. Wales, with $50 tons Of iron for the
Alabama and Florida railroad, which is now com.
peted and in running order thirty miles from
Pensacola.
ID Charges of attempting to bride members
OF the Massachu Legislature, made against a
city railroad corporation in Boston, are being in
vestiga,ed.
IL The Harrisburg Telegraph states that the
increase in the Pennsylvania coal trade this year
over last is already 1870, 743 tons
III Two ''free-lovers'' were mobbed In Utica.
N. Y, last Saturday. The man was ridden on
a rail and the woman sent home
IL A shi pment of cotton from the Choctaw
Nation was lately received at Memphis-the first
ever made to that port
HI Two hundred aud fifty South Down sheep
persisted in the flames of burning burn at Gene
va, n. " lately.
IL The last levee held by Queen Victoria b. 8
been pronounced "a failure" by the London press
IL The Philadelphia book trade sale com
menced on Tuesday.
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MYsIERlous.-The slocp +. A. johnson, of
Islip, l.. was overhauied In the sound on
"Wednesday, abandoned, with bowsprtt gone
and deck and cabin covered with blood and
hair The starboard quarter, on the outside. had
much blood on II, apparently finger prints; her
boat was gone. in the cabin were found a pair
OF indiarubber boots, several shirts, bedding,
and numbe Of other articles which could have
been easily taken away II the vessel had been
honestly abandoned. The vessel was taken to
New York. -
The Courier is Of opinion that the deed was per-
peUaIed oy river pirates, who, frightened from
tne East and North rivers by the harbor police,
nave taken refuge on Long and Staten Islands
These villains have probably gone ON board the
sloop at night, surprised the crew in the cabin
and murdered the whole Of them.
The Express Of yesterday, says:-The murder
must have been committed by one of the crew.
for the vessel on w ednesday mornin ny was almost
too far outside the Narrows for any river pirates
10 approach In a small boat. The belief is, that
one OF the Watts brothers (both of whom were
coysl was on the lookout, and the strange hand
n.rmed John Williams, at the helm watc hing for
the proper opportunity; that he left his post.
went forward and dispatched the unsnspectinp
boy, and then threw the bleeding body ovsfboardS
es a line Of blood from the mast 10 the guards Is
plainly discernible. Next calling uo the Other
boy. on pretencc Of wanting assistance the villain
probably allowed him TO get amidshi ps and then
murdered him, for here there is another pooi of
blood running In a straight line to the guards
upon which are the marks Of blood ned hands
Having thus got rid OF the boys, II is supposed
nat he went down into the cabin and finished
the unsuspecfing captain. But everything around
denotes terrible struggle, resulting In the sue.
cess OF the pirate, and the death Of the captain
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Proceedings Of Yesterday Aftern..,

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went ~
press, the Homestead bill was further discp...a
ny Messrs. Clingman, Wade, johnson of Tenn
johnson Of Ark, and Hale
MI Wade moved to postpone the further cor-
sideration of the Senate Homestead bill. and tai.
up that from the House, which was reported in
the morning. i
Mr.. Clay said he was ready to vote unon -.
senate bill, but he was not aware what Were tbe
points OF difference between the two. He would
IKE to hear some explanation on that point
Mr. Wade replied that the House bill va, r,,
more liberal than the Senate bill to the settler vb
goes on the public lands. In the first place ,hs
House bill proposes to extend the benefits of this
system to all who have filed declaration Of Their
intention to become citizens, but the Senate Hill
Is confined to those who are already Inhabitants
OF States, and denies its benefits TO any onr v,bo
shall come into the country subseq uent to its
sage In the next place, the Senate bill s confined
the heads of families, while the House hill ex-
tends the privilege to any person II Years Of ACE
The Senate bill is confined to lands subject To
entry; while the House bill gives the right to anv
lands subject to presumption, and also award. its
Dement'S TO such as have already gone the public
domain. The Senate bill confines the donations
to alternate sections while the House bill does not
mr.. Johnson, Of Ark, opposed the motion to
postpone the Senate bill.
Mr.. johnson, of Tenn, followed, expressing a
regret that this great measure should assume a
party aspect. He hoped tue Senate bill, having
been regularly made a special order, would he
considered and disposed Of before the House bill
was taken up.
After some further discussion, Mr.. Wade with.
drew his motion.
MIR. Wigfall spoke in opposition to the home.
stead bill, incidentally adverting to various other
questions in the course Of his remarks
MIR. Green obtained the floor, and the further
consideration Of the bill was postponed until Mon
day next. Adjourned.
THE HOUSE having under consideration the
majority resolution reported from the Committee
on Election, declaring it inexPedient to allow
MIR. Cooper, of Mich, further time to take test
mony-
Mr.. Stevenson replied to Mr.. Campbell, in OF.
pOsit on to the resolution.
Mr.. Howard, the contestant spoke in defence
of his claim to his seat.
After further discussion by Messrs. Millson,
Stanton, and Campbell the resolution was ad opt.
ed-yeas 80, nays 20
The amendment Of the Senate to the House bill
Tor the protection Of female passengers on emi.
grant vessels was concurred In.
The House then adjourned
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The JAPANESE EMBASSY in the Senate yester.
day, the Presiding Officer laid before the body a
communication from the Department of State
made In compliance with the resolution of the
leth inst calling for copies of any CORES pondence
between that Department and Townsend Harris
Minister Resident Of The United states i'm Japan'
concerning the proposed diplomatic mission from
Japan to the United States There is not much n
the correspondence that is new to the public MIR
Harris. in his letter dated Jeddo, Nov Is 1859 TO
the Secretary Of State, (only received at the De-
Partment on the 2lst instant, after abiding to the
last, SAYS:
1T may not be uninterestng to you TO know
that the nrst and last person we'd in that
palace with proper respect. and without submit
ting TO degrading observances, was the diplo,
matte representative Of the United states TN.
japanese have eagerly seized on this accident as
an excuse for the almost total suspension of all
business at the opened ports, and plead it as a
reason for not replying to my letter of remon-
STRANGE Oh the subject Of nv last audience Dur
Affairs are in All unsatisfactory state The Japa-
nsse evade the faithful observance of the most
important OF the treaty stipulations or meet them
with passive resistance. 1 am uuwearied In INV
efforts to convince this Government of the dan
gesous course II Is pursuing, and until its ewes
are open 10 the perils il incurs by its present
course no change for the better can be looked
for
Mr.. Harris, In the same letter, recommends that
tie Embassy should be conveyed directly from AS
Pinwall to The Potomac without touching al any
other port In the United States Oh the ground
that II Is desirable that the first impressions of the
japanese should be received at place less ex.
citahie and tuInuituous than any Of our lar"e sea
ports; and recommends also, that proper accom-
modafioEs for their reception be proc ured before
tnelr arrival at the capital. The Embassy con-
ss's OF eighteen persons Of rank and fifty-three
servants
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The Weekly Star.


Pull 10 usual Of metropolitan news and oo..,o and
choice literary reading, il now on our copnter
ready for delivery to the public. Embraced in its
interesting contents are the following articles:
IN, Aaor Library Visited BY Ghost: OBTAINING
hs Loeomotire; The Eyes; A Rxssian Sieklss;
street S'ceepe,'s Story; The Perits Of Balloon
ing Singular Attempt TO Destroy To,rn;
MS. Smth's Economy; Baking in Cold Water;
Peter Cartwright; B,o,cn aud Wise; Progress of
fhs ynn STRIKE; Mormonts,n IN the Old Domin.
ron;
Congressional Procsedings; Proceedings ofths Sy
rrsne, Criminal! and Police Courts: Ops,ntiors
Of the Patent O1fcs; 4 ns,c Organization of the
District Militia;
Celebration Of st. Pa,riek's Doy-addye,s Of Rev.
DIR. Dougaerty, the supper, DC; Democratic
Meeting IN the Sixth Ward; Sonora. Missouri
and Porfsmouih IVA. y Correspondence oftAe Star;
Complete Proceedings Of the late Msthodist P,o.es
tant Conference IN Baltimore; AsAeton Smith.
hs English Nfmrod; The great Prize Fight
about TO come of IN England; Execution and
Burial Of Stephens and HaTkn; Ereiting N.u,
from MEXICO;
Ths Rush for Charleston; An important Ms.tinp:
Tae Non-intsreoxrss Prineiple Triumphant; Mr..
Douglas and the Republicans; 4 Settler; The
net7 System Of TAXING Merchants Sales in fir-
guns OpcTGtic Criticisms; Ho,r 10 DO IL; VIZ
sin'd-E1trdc'ng Svnbed,ps from Cxeun,beys;
So,ta Carolina;
Department Nstrs; Editorials; Washington Ns,es
and Gossip; Local IsteHieenes, &C., &C.;
Late Nsrs, Jo,eigs aad domestic, by mail asd
teleg,aph;
Interesting Personal Hsms;
And great rariety Of choice literary articles both
pross and poetry, too Hsnusms to mextiox
This is Just the paper, for members of Congress
and others sojourning I'm the National Metropolis
to send to their friends at home. Price only ,
cents per copy, or Sl.25 per annum. Postage
prepaid by stamps when SO arranged
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

Is THE SENATE, to-day, the bill to increase and
regulate the pay of the Navy, was made the spe.
cial order for Monday next
Mr.. Toomhs, from the special committee on the
ton for its repeal ordered to be put on the calen
dar aud printed
The private calendar being taken up, our re-.
port closed.
IN rhE HOUSE. after the reading Of the Jour
nal
Reports on bills of a private character, which
were received and appropriately disposed Of
Mr.. Nelson moved to take up the bill aboishiug
polygamy in Utah
Tic Speaker said the motion was not in order
as he did not consider such bill Of private
Character. Laughter