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STOKES & SHIELDS.
'Ehe NTedicnI nnd snrrlcnIIns1itnte ol

'P'-lW STOKES x SHIELDS.
Hhe Medical and Surgical Institute OF
d. L. D. CzAPKAY, Is already secured in position
"'''" PAGES IT. as well as its proprietor far above
"e ASSAULTS OF envy and professional malice. In the
SCHOOLS oil France the highest prizes are often award
eu 10 practitioners in this department Of Medical
scchce' ana they occupy with Others nm equally lofty
posuon IN the profession. Ricord Is an lusriois OK,
Hnple, shining light among the PHILOSOPHICAL s.,rs NJ
his age in Europe. and DR.. Czap&ay has fully eonuo1
him in this country, as a proof Of which, the pbua.
delpha College OF Medicine complmeuted him win, a
Diploma, and the honorary al eUndepl degree se
ecting this as his field Of operation although qualified
as graduate of the University Of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army.
for more extended labors DR.. L. j. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention TO the of chronic and pri-
vae diseases in which he has become so great an ex-
pert that he is now regarded the Leader in this
branch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography published as mat
ter Of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner Of
Leidesiorf nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company.
~ We ask particular attention of our readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. mch3O3m
HALLS SnrsapariIIa, yellow DOck and
Iodde of Potsss is prepared from the finest red Ja-
maica Sarsaparila and English Iodde Of Potass-ad-
mirable as restorative and purifier Of the blood, It
cleenses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimpes bos and eruptions from the skin
-cnres rheumatism and pains of all kinds. All who
can afford should use it, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
r. HALL CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists l43 ana 145 Clay street
mhl3 Gm Below Montgomery, san Francisco
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ylcw advertisements.
SP RIM G. TRADE.
Ice %.
RICE, COFFIN ~ 90,

REDlNGT0N & CO., (COFFIN, RFDING-
los Clay ST., 27 TON 4 CO.
San Francisco. S. William ST. n Y
Street, MarysvilIe.
Importers and Wholesale Druggists.
FBNIlIS old established house. by reason Of its COM
n pete business organization, con tinues to offer
uncqualled inducements the Drug Trade of North
ern California.
1910 OF Quinine, 800 lbs Camphor
10l oz Strychnine, 100 lbs Turkey Opium
100 oz sulph Morphine, 900 lbs sugar Leaf,
20l OF Nitrate Silver, 1000 lbs Fllxseel
1000 lbs Acid Tartaric, 400 lbs Balls Copaiba
30 10 lbs Sc Soda, 10000 lbs Whiting
500 lbs BoraX, 1910 lbs Glue,
2uO0 lbs sulphur, $40 lbs Beeswax
$500 lbs Sal EPSON, 300 lbs Indigo,
24I3 lbs Alum, 1,Olbs Ext Liquorice,
1853 lbs Cream Tartar, 81 lbs Iodide Potassa
Imported and for sale low by
ape RICE, COFFIN co.
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Acids! Acids! Acids!
90 CARBOY'S assorted, for Minniog purposes.
OO apj RICE, C0FEIN CO.
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Roses! Roses! Roses

A ND sHRUBERY of all kinds, iustreceived. Also
n a choice variety Of FLOWER SEEDS at Seed
Depot 30 d street.
mhB GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

STATE AssYER's OFFICE 80 SOMERSET ST.
Boston, Mass April l7u, ls5s.
WM. II. DAILY, New York:
Dear Str-l have male a chemical analysis Of your
"AROMAVlC ALLEY WHISKY" and hLd it a pure,
fine Favored Rye Whisky, containing no Inuriou,
matter Of any kind, and recommend it as suitable for
medical and public purposes.
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ D.,
State Assaycr.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

Schools IN THE UNITED STATEs-There are
four million scholars and one hundred and
dity thousand teachers in the public schools
Of this country. There is one scholar for
every five free persons. In Great Britain,
there is one scholar to every eight free per
sons; in France, one to every ten persons.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

"HrsroRIoAL QuEsnoNs The Republican
papers have been circulating the following
who settled Virginia? John smith. VII"
unsettled Virginia? John Brown The
author Of this production doubtless imagined
that he had got of good thing" but a
southern editor asks, in reply, "Who settled
John Brownf Virginia.
I SAY, sambo. does you know de key to de
prosperity ob de Souil n,
Key to de prosperity ob de SOpf? did you
say2 ,1
Well, den, gives dat up
Well, it am de dar-key
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PerluIncrieS and Toilet Articles.
this department we have large Stock, carefully
Il selected by our New York ionse, embracing all
novelties as they appear at the East.
RICE, COFFIN CO.,
ape No. 27 ID Street MarvsviIle
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BRUSHES.
ETYERY Variety for sale by
H RICE, COFFIN co.
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Medical Profession

IS mos'ursenty recommended. Already has it found
Its way into the principal public and private Hospl-
tails IN the country, and wherever it has been once
used 1t forthwith becomes a necessity.
Ine attention of consumers is called 20 the certih-
Gates of the following well known chemists
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KIMMEL's MUSEUM.

ID street, between Third and Fourth near.
ly opposite the Post Office.
VII. be omen DAILY from IL A. NJ to 10 p NJ.
w The public are Informed that MR.. KIMAIEL
has succeeded, after great deal Of trouble Hrd ex-
pense, in collecting together great variety Of
CURIOUS ANIMALS CHOICE SPECIMENS OF
MINERALS, SHELLS, &C,
All natives Of California and is constantly adding to
his now extensive and well selected collection.
competent person will be in attendanc, to impart
any information to persons visiting this Musecm.
ADMISSION 70 cts.
N. B.-MR. KIMMtL will purchase any rare and
curious animals, specimens &c, 10 add to his Museum.
mh3l-tf
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Garden Seeds I!

DERSONALLY selected at the Shaker settlement.
l. New Lebanon, snd warranted In this DEPART.
ment we challenge competition.
apo RICE, COFFIN & co.
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San cfranristu 9drertisements.
DALY'S
Ar O NG a TIC
VALLEY WHISKY.
FOR MEDICINAL USE

1liAs now taken that position IN the worlds estma-
tion which justides its Proprietor in claiming for it
Superiority Unrivalled,
Produced, as it is, bya process known only to the
Manufacturer, and extracted from the choicest grain
which grows no where but in a favored locality in the
Valley Of the Mononsahela, and containing no parti-
Gle of deeterous adwxture it has acquired reputa-
ton for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence based
solely uponitS inherent merit which the Proprietor
does not intend shall be forfeited. Its universal
use hy the
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Spices sc.
Oils ! Oils! Oils /!
Pnints--nrv nmdinnm

OlAS Wis OhAS
az every variety, large assortment at reduced
~ rates RICE, COFFIN & co.
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1 Ii C0L0RS-in packages to suit purchasers froi
IA the best Manufacturers.
apo RICE, COFFIN & co.
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wAsHINGTON RIATTERs.

WAsHISGrOS, May 2o
A number Of members of Congress and their
wives paid a formal visit 70 the Japan
ese to day IN accordance with previous arrange
menL
Messrs Phillips & Solomon, booksellers, enter.
tained them several hours in Williardis Concert
room with an exhibition OF several specimens Of
drawings, paintings and engrayngs, the most
common OF which excited their admiration while
the most costly and finely executed were scarce
" noticed. The stereOscopic pictures, how
ever, excited their wonder and admiration.
This evening the principal japanese dined with
the President, in company with the Naval Com
mission, the members of the Cabinet, with their
wives and other invited guests, to the number OF
about so.
The receipts in the Treasury last week were 81
III OO0 an Increase over the sum on hand the pre-,
vious week OfS5S9 600 The eamOunt subject to draft
a 81 $4,000
An The Opposition members Of the Pennsylva-
MA Congressional delegation are heartily for the
Chicago nominations
II isstated on good authority, that John Ap-
pIefon, present Secretary Of State, resigned to-
day. and that Henry Trescott Of Charleston,
south Carolina, has been rendered and accepted
The position. Ii Is understood that Mr.. Appleton
was nominated 20 the Senate to-day for the mis-
sion to Russian.
Robert ii. Gallagher, Of Kenaghwa, Japan, Is
here, completing arrangements for line Of clip
pers from New York in the Japan trade.
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satnrdaV Nirhtla Report.
GREAT RATTFICATION MEETING IN
HARRTSBURGH.


HARRIsBURsH, May 20.
Republican ratification meeting was held
here last night at which Senator Cameron pre-
sided.
IN BIS remarks be said he had no feeling Of dis
apDoinfrnent in the result Of the Chicago Conyen-
ton He had but one sentiment one interest N
the nomination, that the candidate would pc true
to the interests Of Pennsylvania He did nope
that the person fixed upon would be the taEoriie
son Of New York. Mr.. Seward, who was q zeal
Gus and able advocate Of all measures ior the pro
lection and announcement of free white labor
while representing a State whose prosperity
mainly depends upon the commerce OF her me
tropoiis, lie had9that foresight to remember that
the coal and iron Of Pennsyl and the agri-
cultural products Of other States must be combin-
ed in order that their full effect Of force might DC
brought 10 bear upon the great progressive com
mercial interests Of his own
Mr.. Cameron had no doubt OF Mr. Lincoln's
availability. The people of Pennsylvania were
ready TO take representative man. He however
pressnfed fair record for the nominees, Lincoln
and Hamlin He urged the earnest support OF
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to medium extra wostern; S5,sDa6 for shipping
brands eNtln round hoop Ohio. Market closing
steady lnctudea n snles aru 500 lhls supofine aad
oKtra stelo lpy ert, within tip ranEe.
CANADIAN as0fi1l-g gn molarate rsquest end
prices nnehaneqd, Sales Of 80 bhl a. eo $40 Tor
commQn 20 chcica extra.
RYE FLOUR STEADY, a y, N84,0 ior com.
mon 70 choice auDar4nn.
CORN MEAL Heavy. Sales Of 400 bbla AZ s., %
6a96A Tor Jersey and Sass for BrandyWine.
WTfISN Wv ithout striking chhnge. Sales Of
bo0 bhis At 1llf'0ll4c, chiefly a the inside price
WHEAT-Market quloi ior winter aud hrm fnr
spring, with air export deInand. Seles Of SO bush
white western al sl,h2 ie0o bush Milwaukee club
Al Sl2Gl al 1900 bush amber Iowa at Si,2S and D.,
100 bush Racine at sl,2
RYR-Ouiot and arm AZ p0o
HARLRY-Duil and nominally unchanged
C0RN-Lsoger, with brisk export demand; re-
cepls continue large Sales at l46O 600 bushels; 56Q
6So Tor unHouna mixed WESTERN 656ec for sound do
chiefly q the inside prizes 0gc for round yellow 7O
OATS-Steady with moderate sales at sg4afl1fe
for western aud Canadian and il40o{2 for state.
P0Rk-firIuer, but the advance checks the de-
mand. Sales of so bbH AZ Sl1,S7Gls for new meeai
sl15 for old mees; Sl3,62 Tor now prime; Sl2o for
old do; CSC per bhl paid for the privilege OF call
ing for lafOhbls new meaa.
BBER-Frm and prices still unchanged, Sales OF
800 hblE ~ S4t0t,h0 for country prime; S3g30 Tor
country meas, SSa asOHo Tor repackod mess; Slli3Q9
1870 fer extra mess Beef hams dull, Al l09lae ior
LARD Quiet and arm. Sales Of 500 packages at
BGTTRR- Heavy al l0al7e for Ohio,
CHEESE-Steady' at lC9lle for Interior TO prime.
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RuFRAI.o nIARKFT-NTAY 20.

By TELEGRAPB.
FLOUR-In rather better home and interior re-
quest this P. n. Market steady. sales Of 600 bbls
at 81 - for hne; $ superfnei Sa&95628 for extra
Illinois and Wisconsin; S5,SGl5,75 for extra Ohio
and Indiana, S6a6,75 for double extra.
WHEAT-Dnll, bus steady. Sales Of 500 bush
No. Chicago spring at Sl,09,
CORN-MRTket essier with moderate demRnd.-
Sales Of 1900 busA No Illinois, mostly a2c, bal
WHISK Nominal, at 2oc.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Un Unchanged.
LAKE InfP0RTS-2o00 bbls -four; l350O0 bush
wheat; l0S, 100 bush corn 1000 bush oats.
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NEw YORK, Nay %.
The frigate Niagara is leaking badly. She
came into port working all her pumps Her pow
der has been stored in Files Island.
Some further important revelations have been
made before the COvOde Committee At w ashing-
ton. It appears that Attorney Genera! Black
was deputed TO tender the Post Office Blank print
ing to Mr.. Forney in case he would ehsnge ms
eo1rse. Tie profits Of this job for Mr. Buchan-
ans term are estimate at $4,000 Mr. Forney,
however declined the proposition
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PREsRYTFRTAN ASSEMBLY.

Lc PITTsBURGH, May 70!
The Assembly TO day added DR. H. B. Smith, Of
NevV Yorlr Citv TO the Educational Committee,
and directed it to report the revised plan TO the
Presbyteries for their action before the next As
seInbly
Tbe Jaenort on Missions was discussed at length,
and e not yet disposed Of The sentiment OF Jne
body e strongly for independent action, and ior
most Christian treatment of those from Whom
thew eeuarafe
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co., o., May u, 80;
Mr.. II. B. KINGsLEY--Sir; have been selling the
medicines of the Graetenberg Company Tor the last
ten years and have invariably found them TO give
good satisfaction ; and the Pills have sold to q
great many regularly as their tea and coHee anu
with my trade they have become staple article
MarshalI's Uterine CathOlOOn is medicine that has
done great amount of good in Female Diseases
One lady / sold to told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from a long
course of medical treatment by the most skitini
physician. JAMES "AhoON'
The Graefenberg Marshall Uterine Catholi-
con.
Il offered as a certain cure accompanied with tn
following symptoms
TrraguIa rifle es--Weakuess - faintness--Dqrange
Appetite-Sallow COmplexion-Pain IN the
Back and kidneys-Chllls-Gol Hands
aud feet-BiOating-F -Feyerlshness-
Neuralgia-He Headache-Rest-
nessness-Disturbed Sleep-Flushes
Of Heat-General Pain-CraWling and Pain ~
the Spine and between the ShOulders-Acid
Stomach-Nausea-Difi Passing OF Urine,
with heat or smarting- Itching, Burning and lrr'
tatiOn in the Urine Organism ightnare-Dl
pepsia-Hysterics- -AnXiety-Red Face
Nervous Twitching-S Starting
ConstipatiOu--Irritable Temper
Deprayed observation-disclosures
and irregular BoWels-Unpleasan Dre7tifas--.
Pains in the Uterine gans-Numbness and rams
in the Limbs.
RS- Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleyeland;
,.ovIodsry General Agent for Ohio.
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Professor Of E7setropathy and Aeaici''s,
"a ONCE No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from to z and rom % 70 D o clocA
daily, Sundays excapted.l now
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COMMERCIAI.
mFVFT-1ND H71RKET-hIAY %.

FIOUR-snaII sales at s5,7s@s,s7 for red wheat
double extras. -,
WHFAT-vsry dull and heavy, Yesterday 8
pioes could not be obtained but In the absenoe Of
sales It IL impossible 10 give any definite quotations,
OOR.N-Is in large supply and in local demand
oniV. Sale Of one car at Doc Holders eeneraily
oaia BE- glad to accept that figure, but there are no
buyers. 5a. a
0ATss-salss Of 80 bush from store At 4Qc,
HIGHWugEs-sale Of IS bbls atis1Ee-
EGGs-sslss at sxGloc.
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FROM sAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, May 20.
1fsssr. Lamar. steles. Middleton and Hone
ulesd guilty, IN the Federal Court, Of the charge
TIbe case against Lamar, for holding African,
siayes. was postponed till Monday.
me Jn-vi 4, fhe case Of Farnam have found no
verdict yet They stood eleven for aequittal and
ono far onurrfcfion-
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MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRA0R-
ORDINARYil
One Hsnd-ea DolLar. Rrsni..a "
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
on sPERMAFOERHoE,
C LEET, &c, AID IMPOfkNC1
CURED,
After all other Treatment Failsll
DIR. A. GIBSON.


Formerly Of New York City, viii pay One Hun
dred dollars for the proof that be ever a % cure
the above named diseases He win Rsy ne same I
the United States treats the same diseases Win
fef mSnT years Of Iaborious study and expsri-
ence, DR.. GIBSON is happy IN being able 20 an
nounce to the unfortunate, that he has Psrfscts1
system SPEEDY p AND 81 PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private Diseases with all bad
efeIs sTis1PFSf SR EERyous PRosTRAT1os
He has succeeded In curing cases IN this city, some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
selstyed physicians, who profess to treat All private
maiadies with success, and without receiving the
iej' AItSough Dr.. GIBSON has Diploma, yet be
makes boast Of that fact, for the very reason thai
of ibteiIiee1ce fr neither diplomas, nor colleges,
nor even experience ever yet possessed power SUM
Gent 10 always make aged men wise, or 70 convert
one single Ounce into medical geuius5 neither does
he boast that he is member o. some eotls3s u
Paris or London - perhaps some otnf5s 90 ~ ~ is
GIBSON might boast Of is this, that be IL able q
give entire satisfaction TO those who repose conn
l perfected an American system Of treatment Wnicn
challenges any Physician Of London or Paris OF ay
/ inai weakness, and all diseases or derangamentz
both mental and physical, arising rom sexual or
Dr" GiBsoN also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet dscoFeIed
! able; he uses no relics OF the dark ages, such as
! Mercury, any other deleterious drug; Seeondiy
I
ly his treatment is positive and certain in all cases
He stands prepared TO go into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
great fact that he & able to permanently cure ten
| cases. in the same length Of time required Dy any
| other Physician to cure one similar case.
Fellow Citizens Facts are tangible things ana IN
this age, the only pabula upon which the peolle
mind can be fed, and from which Just and aelinile
conclusions can be deduced f,
| Dr- GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland
ana has during the past six months performed man
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted Al
other modes Of treatment References can oe given Z,
individuals Of the first Eespectabiity IN CleFelAno
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard u
skill and integrity in all professional
Dyspepsia- Rhuematisms ScrOtula and All chrohl'
diseases treated with unusual success;
RS- Medicine sent to any part Of the country OF
receipt Of ten dollars. -,
DR.. GIBSONS New Work on Physiology fer sal
- ''i' ~ DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElsetroPathy and Aedieine,
"a Office No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from to 2 and from to to ocioci
daily, Sundays eXcapted.l l9az
|
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8aiI 8aaas.

OLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
~ RAILROAD.-sPRIN0A ARRANagMFEr. 70 axe
eject on Monday, April 3D. 1850. TRAINS LEAVE
CLEVELAND Dk1Lf-Sundays excepted,
1880 A. N-Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Phiiadephia. n.
$40 p. M.-Express for Pittsburgh and WbesliaQ
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
sylvania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York and Boston. Also with Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail
road for Baltimore and Washington City.
Also connect At Hudson for Akron and Milieraburg.
80 Time by this route quick and fare will he
the samo as BY Northern Lines TO New York.
J. N. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.
+. R. MYERS @. I. Agent. jan6
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nT0PF GOLD FOUND.

New ORLEANS, May 25
The schooner j. ID. Keiting has arrived here
with Minafitlen dates Of the 10th inst.
-she reports that rich gold mines have been dis
covered On the Isthmus, causing great excitement
there. a..
bearer of important dispatches.
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InTlIsVII.LF RACEs.

LOUISVILLE, May 2e
In the four mile race closing the weekly meet.
ing Keene Richards Colossus won the tirst neal
7s{6k; Campbell's Joe Stoney won the second ana
third heats; time, T.55k, Sz2I.
This is the hottest day Of the season; mercury
at2n m stood p2
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OsWEGO nIARKRT-MAY ID.


FLOUR-In moderate demand for home interior
and eastern trade Sales Of COO bbls AZ S5s IS for
WHEAT-Scarce and held generally above the
views Of buyers Sales Of 10 bush Canadian 1t 81,
C0RN-In falr demand Sales Of 1000 bush Ind
and III at Sc. Other grains quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Dull and lower-hour
&c, wheat &c, corn 6ikc, 10 N. Y.
LAKE IAIPORTS-2j,l 100 bush corn; COO bush
hari
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TEIIEGRAPHIC.
eaturdav Afternoonla Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May 20


Mr. AshnoTe offered q resolution that tne ser
Reant at Arms be instructed 10 wiihhoiH lursuer
payment Of salary 20 such persons NV ,. y, ,
1ected or refese 70 report their % llee ~ w
ar ulore members were Interested In this subject
Until members 80 report y y uhPosslnle tof 'he
Sergeant at Arms to balance hH account
Nr Barnett saw no necessity for the passage OF
1hs resolution II some members have refused or
failed 20 make report Il was because they report
"a at the previous Congress, aud ART now living
u the same PLACES, the distance travelled beng
1T. Ashm0re replied that the Committee on
Mileage required nothing; the law required II, -
The Chairman could DOT assume authority IN de-
tsgInining distances travelled II was simply ub
Mr. Kunkel thought Mr. Ashmore required
what was without precedent, and which, by law
Ar Ashmore said the distance travelled some
cases was reduced owing to nilroad improve
ments Il wal impossible for the committee on
mileage % certify 70 the Sergeant n Arms the
correctness OF the accounts, unless tue nleinoers
Mr. Montgomery thought the resolution pro
posed % repeal the positive law fixing the salary
of Cougressmen
SENATE.
A communication was received from the Post
Master General IN regard 10 the late detalcation
in the New York Post Office, stating that the iacts
now known 10 the Department were known for
ihe fFst time on the 10Th inst, and there was no
reSsOn to suppnse that any prior knowledge exist
ed lu the Department.
On motion Of Mr., Rigler the bill relating TO pa
tents WAS taken up.
ON motion Of Mr. Hale the portion declaring
that no appeal be had from the decision Of the
Commissioners was stricken out
On motion Of Mr Hale the appointment Of :
new Board Of Examiners in Chief was transi sierreo
from the Commissioner 20 the President OF ths
United States by and wish the advice and consent
Of the Senate,
The bill was read third time q, and passed -.
The Indian Appropriation bill was then takeI
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RATTFICATION.

BosTOE, May 20.
A large Republican ratification meeting was
held last evening at Salem, addressed BY Imothy
CaYis, E. 5. Andres and Others.