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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
Methodist General Conference Twentieth day.

BUFFALO, May 24.-Before proceeding 10
the further consideration of the slavery re-
port, the Committee on appeals reported in
the case of c. B. Birmingham, who was ex-
PEELED from the Genesee Conference The
case was sent back to that Conference for IL
trial.
DR.. Z. 0. Haven, of the New England Con-
ference, then took the floor and discussed the
slavery question in favor OF the majority re-
port. Upon the conclusion OF DIR. Haven's
speech, the floor was assigned to DIR. Durbin,
of Philadelphia, who, in behalf of several
members of both sections Of the committee,
offered a substitute fer the majority report.
1t recommends the adoption of the entire
preamble Of the majority report, which re-
lates to. the moral and ecclesiastical aspects
of the case, and also recommends that the
administration of the Discipline shall be
made to conform to the declaration of princi-
Piles contained in so much of that portion of
the report cited, as far as the same may be
allowed by the laws of the several States,
and recommends moderate discussion of the
question hereafter, taking care, however, 10
maintain the anti-slavery position OF the
church.
DR.. Durbin then proceeded to speak in
support of the substitute. lie had carefully
and prayerfully considered both the MAORI
ty and minority reports, and found that they
both agreed on the moral aspects Of the case,
and only differed in regard to the action pro-
posed, and be offered this substitute
compromise. DR.. Durbin's speech was emf
nently conservative, and his sentiments in
favor of the perpetuity of the Union OF the
States, and the union of the church, were re-
ceived with applause.
DR.. Curry, Of New York, had hoped that
this question would come before this Con-
ference without any ENHANCEMENT whatever.
lie therefore moved that the substitute be
laid on the table,
The ayes and nays were called for, and the
motion to lay on the table prevailed by vote
of 1876 to SO.
The vote cannot be considered as an actual
test of the sentiment of the Conference, as
many of the conservatives voted in favor oi
laying the substitute on the table, probably
with the view ofarrving at some definite c-
ton, which shall eventually settle the whole
question.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. R. I. Berry, at
"Soldier's Retreat" Clarke County, Va, DR.. W.
LEIGH BURTON, of Richmond and Miss
MARY BETTE SMITH, daughter of Paul
Smith, esq.
On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. James Webster,
Mr.. THOMAS EMIGH, and Miss HARRIET C.
CURTES, all Of Fairfax County.
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alexandria Cattle Market, May rs.

Reported by j. Eiciud Smoot, Lire Sf"ck Aye"'.J
BEEF Offerings very fair and demand
light Prices have q downward tendency. We
quote $4MSj23 gross, averaging $40.
STRENGTHENING good and quality fair. Nut
ton :33 s.. Lambs S2MS3 4 head.
Hoes from $50 to s. IS r 100 lbs
Cows AND CALVES from So to SO r head.
VEAL CALVES from 81 10 50 = 100 lbs.
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Coal Trade,

For the week ending May 18th. 6.oS3 10 tons OF
coal were shipped over the Georges Greek hait-
road For the week ending same date, 6,651.o9
tons were shipped over the Cumberland and Penn
sylyania Railroad. Total shipments from the en-
tire region for the week, l2,12l05. Total ship
"ent the year from the entire region l1i, 1901
tons During the week ending Tuesday, I'd OF
May, 81 boats cleared this port, carrying l,b6I02
tons Of coal. During the season there were 800
boats cleared this port, carrying 40,3j+lo tons OF
roal.--Cuatb. Ciriiion.
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Richmond Market, May "a.

FLouR-The market for this article is fiat
There is no export demand either for foreign or
domestic markets, and sales 10 the city trade are
generally made at $3.50 for Super, S7WS7.5O for
Extra, aud SSM$9 for Family.
Wharf.-The receipts being mcagre and sales
little more than nominal-whitc lice, when
forced upon the market
Conx-The market is not so firm. We quote
A. hntn
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A L NJ A N A c f..
u 4 r IN z l. IS I.

Port Of A1.EEANbRlA--MAl 20.
ARRIVED.
Schr Henry Cole, Hazeltine, Now York, to VIM
II. Fowle & Son.
Schr Heroine. Champln, ----, to L. }. Me
haley.
Schr. Waymark, Hammons, Mattox, corn to
Washington Il Go.
Schr. Acna, Dent, Pomonkcy, corn and wheat
to Washington K Co.
SAILED.
Schr Palestine, Canbreen, New York, by I. }.
Mchaley.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Geo. W. Cummings, Weldon, cleared at
Boston, for this port, 2ith instant
Schrs. butterfly. Hubert. and Bettio Hooper,
Wilson, hence at Norfolk Odd instant.
Schr Providence, Seward, cleared ut Baltimore
for Washington, d. c., 9th instant.
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The marke cts.

BALr1uonr. May 2!.-Flour closed firm; How
srd street and Ohio $3.50 Wheat closed steady;
whir. sl.404 $3.50; red $l.%O0t$l.&3. Corn
cIoscd dull: white shade better nj zoe; yellow
o6Gl -oc. Provisions are unchanged. "hiNkey
steady 1T 2lc.
New York, May % Flour is firm: State sd"
4-5l5. Ohio So SUGLS6.Oo. Southern S2..oQG
$h.23 Wheat i firm; no Southern IN market
Corn has downward tendency. but very active;
mixed 5l(l Csc; yellow lie. Pork dull and un-
changed. Wh>kcy is active Al 2l3W2l4c-
StvcEs nre irmrr, va.6:s 927; Mo. 6's Sig.
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In the Second District, II. W. Fecbry received
2: w. g. Atkinson or Surveyor.
In the Third District, U. Barker received !; W.
G Atkinson. |: 0. c. Whittlesey, l; Wesley Sum-
mers |: II. w. Feebry, for Surveyor.
In the Fourth District H. W. Feebry received
!; X. NJ. Smith, .: W. e. Atkinson 3 for Surveyor.
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"The Countess and the Page" by Geo. w.
NJ. Reynolds, the popular writer has been
received. For sale at the Book store OF Mr..
Geo. f. French, l04 King street.
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STATE ELECT ON.
ALEXANDRIA County.

The following is the vote of Alexandria County
at the election, on Thursday, which with the cx-
ccption Of the returns from the Fifth District, is
official.
Jrncp SHERIFF CON- Airy
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DLANTYRE FOR SALE.-By virtue of a de-
d cree OF Fauquicr Circuit Court, the under
signed, will otter for sale, at public auction, on tho
premises, Oh Tucsdoy the l7th day IF July, 1860,
the above well known and desirable FARM, sltuu-
ted Immediately upon the line OF the Manassas
Gap Railroad one mile from Broad Run Station,
and forty from Alexandria. 1t contains $40
ACRES. about 40 Of which are in wood-the rest
in a high state of cultivation. The improvements
<rs-s consist of Il com Portable DWELLING HOUSE
hi of seven rooms, and every necessary out build
ing The fencing is nearly all OF stone, and III
good repair The soil OF the most fertile descrip-
ton. and admirably adapted to cultivation or
grazing-situatcdin remarkably healthy country,
with good society, and in q few hours ride OF Al
cxandria, Richmond or Washington city. The
attention of gentlemen residing in either Of the
above cities or in the tide water section Is par
tcu!ary directed to the property, rs presenting
unusual attractions for summer residence.
The terms of sale as prescribed in the decree
are-two-ftl!s of the purchase money to be PAID
in cash one fifth on the 18th of October, 1861,
one fifth on the oath OF May, 1865. and one
fifth OH the 10th %! September. lS7l-lnterest
on the deferred payments to be PAD sclnl-ahnnai-
", and the purchaser 10 give ms bonds ana Il
deed of trust upon the land security. Posses
sion for seeding purposes given immediately, and
full possession the first OF October next. FOR
further particulars address VIM. s. Boswell, who
resides upon the premises, and will be happy to
show the land to any one DESTROYS ot purchasing,
or JAMES X. SKINNER, Commissioner.
Broad Run Station, NJ. Il. 4. r.. my l4-eots
NTOTICE.-The annual exhibition Of the Up
" PEREILLE UNION CLUB, for improving
tn, breed oil horses, will take place at Cppervlile,
on Thm.sday, .Jn,e II, 1860. Premiums will be
offered for the best and second best Colts, |, :,
and years olI--for heavy draft, quick draft,
and saddle purposes.
All entries except by members OF the club, are
required TO be made previous to the day of exhibit
ton.
Entrance fee for Stations belonging to persons
not members Of the Club So, llics and gedings So.
NORBORNE BERKELEY, President.
Tpperrllle Va, my li--eolm
DEST AND NO REST the Story of a Year,
II by Cousin Kate, (Catharine D. Bell,) author
of "II,pe Campbell,' "liorace and Mag &C.,
price Sc Just published, and for sale by
nv u Robert BELL.
WANTED TO HIRE for the remainder Of the
w year. COOK and WASHER and house
SERVANT. Servants from the country preferred
Apply at this Office my l5-tf
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims against
N the late firm of j. w. Colbert Co., will
please present them to the undersigned for settle
ment. D. W. SohnHhi :, -
Bealeton, Fauquer Co., Va, my 24-eo3t"
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. t. Observation-Disclosures
SALE THIS DAY,


COMMISSIONERS SALE.-ln pursuance OF
" decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
County rendered at November term, 1888, III tho
suit of Alcnda A. keene, Administrative, VS.. Jos.
+. Edsall, &C., the undersigned will offer for sale,
at public auction Saturday, the 26h day q
Hay 1860, at IL o'clock, w., in trent of the Mayors
n a Office. in the city of Alexandra, a IENE-
yi$::H MENT and LOT OF GROUND, on the west
side of Fayete street, in the said city OF Alexar
dria bounded as follows: Beginning on Fayett'
street at the distance of 100 feet north, from tho
middle of the square, between King and Cameron
streets; thence with Fayette street, northwardly'
10 feet thence wcstwardly, parallel with Cameron
street. so feet to ten feet alley; thence with SAID
alley, and parallel to Fayette street. southwafa'y.
10 feet thence to the beginning, with the right OF
way over said alley, and the alleys connected
Herewith, in connection with others entitled tber.-
to- and subject to an annual rent, in fee oil SIX dol
lars, payable to the City Council Of Alexandra.
TERMS OF SALH-One tenth Of the purchase
money to lie paid in hand, at the time OF sale;
the residue in three equal nstalmsns, at o, IL, ana
is months from the day of sale, with interest; tho
deferred payments to be secured by the bonds oil
the purchaser, with good personal security; 10
title to be retained until tho purchase money Is
fully paid and the property to be resoid upon
failure of the purchaser to comply with the terms
of sale. +. l.. SMITH, comm,rs
ap 2s-eots Law. b. TAYLOR, o
BY T. NJ. McCORMICK-AUcrIoSEER.
SALE THIS DAY.
CTOCKS AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY,
y the goth day Of Nay, 1860, at II O'Clock, NJ
in front of the Mayors Office, in the City of Alex
andria, we will sell at public auction, fer cash.
the following STOCKS:
Two Shares Alexandra Water Company,
Ten do Orange l. Alexandria r. r. Go.
Ten do Manassas Gap X. r. Co.
Five do Aex'a., Loudcun- Hsmp. n. n. GO.
Six do Alexandria Marine Railway Co.
Twelve do Washington & Aiex'a. Steamboat Co.
FRANCIS L. SMITH, prr.,eos
/. LOUIS KINZER,
my ls-eots loent.l
A NEW AMERICAN HISTORIC popular
n history ofthe United States of America, from
thrdiscoyery of the American Continent to the pre-
sent time, by Mary Hewitt, in two handsome vol
umes illustrated with numerous engrayings, price
So. just published, and for sale by
nav "a ROBERT BELL
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The Persia's adviccs are favorable for Cotton.
ConsoS are / r ct. down, but rs we have cotton
TO sell and no con soils, the ndvices must be looked
upon as favorable Breadsutls are dull. The
Funds were heavy, under some vague fears of Con
tincntal disturbances, and the decline on the
French BourSe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

2y~ WHITE SULPHUR WAITE r Prom
the White Sulphur Springs Grecnbrer county,
Va.-Bottlcd at the Springs.
This Company having made great improve
menls in bottling, the transported water is now as
ncrfect AS when taken from its source. Address
all orders 10 PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
General Agents for the United States,
.c l9v# Richmond, El
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

LoCusTs.-Locusts have made their appear
ance in the lower part of Loudoun, and up
per part of Fairfax counties, in myriads, and
the woods resuund with the noise made by
them, and the fields give lamentable signs OF
their deyastatlUnS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

EIg~ TIE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
in eases OF Whooping Cough. There are probably
more eases of Whoopiny Cough continued to great
lie, 9Th Of time by the use Of Remedies containing
expectorants, which not only aggraratc the Cough
but run down the system, making the Cough fatal
or producing Consumption, than by am other
cause This is completely obviated in the tnivcr-
sal Cough Remedy. which contains nothing to
produce neausea or rrostration: and the Cough
yields naturally, while the system is sustained
Results justify this lcclaraion and all are asked
to satisfy themselves by trial. See advertisement.
il oil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

M a MN US
REAPER AND mower,
WITH
WOODS IMPROVEMENT,
Self 7aker,
IRON CUTTER BAR,
G. EAR PLA NIX!
THIS MACHINE, WHICH COMBINES ALL
THE EXCELLENCIEs OF
MANNY'S INVENTION,
WITH ALL OF WOODS IMPROVEMENTS,
HAS BEEN MADE
EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE,
AND WE CONFIDENTLY OFFER IT AS
THE BEST
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER
EVER MADE.
THESE MACHINES
Have never failed in u contested field, to take the
HIGHEST PREMIUM,
BEST COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER,
Thus proving that the PRINCIPLE
IS THE MOST PERFECT OF ANY YET
INVENTED.
We have had the Cutter Bar and Gear Plank made
of Iron in OUR MACHINES Of this
year, and it will be almost i'm
possible for any part
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Now Ynrk Cattle Market, Nav 90.

Bccvcs-Receipts 1900 head sales at 6@ Zoe.
p ID average S!c. Shccp-Receipts 5000 head;
sales at S4@S6.jO r head. Swine--Demand
good; receipts 1900 head; sales AT Sj@SG q 100
lbs for common to prime corn fed. Veal Calves
sell at 1 % dc. y ID.
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a,sJix- 1<IT1TITIt, hesc~ ,iI.1III
~.s<tc+v.-r,-~-.5..s-A 1900 .~--..--->.
s.sS>
CANAL COM IL E R c E.

ARRIVED, May %.
Boats VIM. Borden, L. Stanhopc, and Kate
Barnes. coal to Borden Mining Co.
Boat James Crawford, coal to Allegheny Min
ing Co.
Boa, Oliver Boley, coal to I. j. Mehai1ey.
Boats NJ. T. Branhal, 4. Stanhope, and Jas
Buchanan, coal to American Coal Co.
Boats Joseph Knode. Reuown, and Excelsior,
coal to VIM IL. Fowe i Son.
Boat Junniata, coal to Frosthurg Coal Co.
Boat Six Brothers, limestone To Thos. Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

TRENCH VIOLETTE FLUID.--A further
L supply Of this celebrated INK, which is pro-
bv all who have used it superior to any
in The market 1t is particularly recommended
for its ropyiug qualities. ROBERT BELL,
my 81 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

By Bishop Early will preach in the
Methodist +. Church, South, tomorrow, at
II o'clock. my 2G--lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

PoIST LooKoUT.-Etforts are making to
''inaugurate" this new Bathing place, with
much cciu. There are already more than one
hundred cottages at the Point, most OF them
private property. There is, also, large
hotel. Mr.. L. 0. Smith will open the season
on the 10Th Of next month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

EsIRABLE FARM IN FLUTANA CoUN-
ID TY FOR SALE.--lt contains go acres
lies on the Ryana River, (navgablc for Canal
boatS) ut the Union Miiis--Some 400 acres cleared
Of which 100 is low ground, mostly of fine quality:
Of the high land some $50 acres Is now IL clover
and well improved. The whole is well watered,
and inclosed.
-. The improvements are very good-the
.4:i DIV ELLlNG is Of brick. two story, 10 rooms.
ABOVE basemcut-good Kitchen, Carriage an'. Ice
ho,:s,. Also Il neat office in the yard, all neatly
painted. surrounded with nice lawn and shade
trees.
The farm houses are good. for ovcrsecr and ser
wants. as we'll rs barns for Wheat and Tobacco, and
4 stationary Thicshing Machine. Orchard Of ap-
piles. Peaches. Pears. Grapes and &C.
We want for the place Sli,oo0-A small cash
payment only required, balance from 10 1 years.
H. PAYNE. living near will show it. Address.
D. J. lIARTSOOk, r.,r,r,s,.;,,,
T. K. LEWIS.
3. c. FLANAGAN. charlottesville.
have several other FARMS for sale aud will
sell on very accommodating terms, and 1T low
prices. u. D. H.
Fluyanna County, my 26-eo3t.
CTRANED away on the 18th of May, small
- BAY MARE, with a streak down her face.
aud sprung III her hind tetlock joints. Any per
son finding her and bringing her 10 the AlcAah-
dria Brewery, will be literally rewarded.
II. ). MARTIN, Alexandria, Va.
80 ---sB.,i.
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THE A. l.. & II. r. R.-The Bridge across
Sycolin Run, on the Alexandria, Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad, which was blown
down and demolished during the violent
wind of Monday last, has been replaced by
u substantial trussel work, and the trains
are again running into Lcesburg. The time
of leaving the depot in this city, from and
after to-day, is o'clock, \. NJ The stages
for Winchester will connect at Leesburg
with the train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

ATTEMPT TO PoIsoN.-An attempt was
made to poison Mr. Jas. a. Beckham, of Gull
pepper County, a few days since. Corrosive
Sublimate was mixed with q medicinal bev-
erage, which he was in the habit Of using
Fortunately the mixture was discovered i'll
time to prevent fatal effects. Suspicion fell
upon his servants. Two men, and one ser
want girl, were arrested, and are now III jail.
at Culpeper c. H., to answer the charge OF
attempting to poison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

4 SILVER LADLE-OWNER WANTED
\ Mas thrown off ut Bealeton, about the 2otL
81 April, SILVER LADLE, which 10 this time
has ROT been claimed. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses, and take it, other,
wise il will be sold u pay expenses
j. W. COLBERT, Jr, Agent.
Bealeton, Fauquier CO., Va. may 24-eo:t'
JOB PRINTING
Neatly ersouted. with dispst"h. at fhis "n"'
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DiSrRlcr MIL1rIA.--Maior General Roger
c. WeiShtman, Major General George {.
Thomas, Major General William B. Ran
doIph, Col. Charles Lee Jones, AdJutant
General, have been appointed the general
officers of the militia Of the District OF Co.
lumbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

DEST AND NO REST, or the Story of a Year
IL by Cousin Kate, (Catharne b. Bell,) author
of "Ilope Caupbel,' "Horace and Mag" &C.
price Sc Just published, and for sale by
my. 2l ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

TIE. JAPANESE visitors were highly de-
lighted with their examination of the Wash
ington Navy Yard, on Thursday. They
were treated with every respect and polite
ness, and shown all the mechanical opera
tons at the Yard. Probably this visit was
the most agreeable and pleasant one the
Orientals have yet paid in this. country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

WENTWORTH ACADEMY ExnIBITIoN.-The
young ladies' of the Wentworth Institute,
under the charge Of Mr.. Basstord, entertain
ed their friends last evening, by an exhi-
biton at the Lyceum Hall. The exer-
cses consisted of vocal and instrumental
music, dialogues and recltations. The audi
ence was very large, and if frequent plau-
dts is any evidence of qualification, the
large assembly was both entertained and
delighted.
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pnaT Or A1.ExANrRIA-MAY %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21
CONGRESS.

SENATE Feb. 20-The bill for the relief ofthe widow
of Capt. Dearabe Of California was passed. Several
claims to bounty lands were reported against The Com
mttee on Printing submitted resolution 10 withhold
the woI of binding the Senate documents until was
certained whether the contract for the in
cordsnce with the law. resolution was adopted to
INQUIRE into the expedency of revision of the Postal
laws The House resolution appropriating $1,000 to
defray the expense of inauguratng the Washington
statue was received and concurred in. Mr.. Browns
Dem Miss resolution relative Territorial Govern
ments was then taken up, and Mr.. Clark rep, n H.
addressed the Senate. When he had concluded,
message was received from the President, covering
memorial from the citizens of Nebraska and the west
elm slope Of the Rocky Mountains which was referred
to be printed. message was also received from the
House announcing the death of the Hon. William o.
Goode of Virginia. late member of the House from Mr.
Pryor's District. Mr.. Hunter Dem, Va.) moved the
usual resolutions, and gave sketch of the life and
character of the deceased. The resolutions were
adopted, and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, Feb. 2O-Messrs. Vallsndighsm Dem
| Ohio, Kellogg rep, I'LL Burnett Dem, KY,
Adams Is. Am, Ky) Stokes Is. Am, Tenn, were
announced by the Speaker the Select Committee on
the Senate bill to abol sh the franking privilege Mr.
Loyeioy Rep. ILL., asked leave to introduce preamble
and resolution for the appointment Of Committee Of
FIVE to inquire into the recent ourages upon citizens OF
Northern States visiting doing business in the South
ern States and report whether any further legislation
is to afford the protection guaranteed by the
Constitution. Objections were made, and call OF the
| House moved, when Mr.. Sherman (Rep., Ohio re-
ported from the Committee on Ways and Means bills
for the support of the Indian Department. for fulfilling
treaty spuations with certain Indians in Oregon and
Washington Territores and for the construction of
certain Notifications. Mr.. Pryor Dem, VAL then an
nounced the death of William O. Goode, his predeces-
sor. Addresses were made by Messrs p, Miles
Dem, s. c., and Valandgham Dem, Ohio, when
tie customary resolutions adopted and the House
Adjourned.