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COMMERCIAL
'NEw YoRK aIARKfa,Tse.Iuiy :. &

1htfntttaAft.f fs iff lsTaaF
R6ItOUR--Keeeipt5 4,s33 bbIs. Market fully SC
Sails 900 bbls at IS 3656S3 20 for sdperno state
81 05Eb33l5 nor staitsS3LOd3 g. or Iuperiius
western % l5tff 30 Tor common 20 medium extra
* agThiPPias hEgnds sEtra round
. eCXS&DIAN lFLOURI7Markot duh. Sales go
hbls AT S3 9i0tTNr - ~'- 2 ~7 @ssHs 81 rs4.I-s
BYE FLOUR Market steady at s2,sOassO.
WHEATs-heceipts 75e IS bEslia Aarsetgl q .
batter with fair business doing foreXpOrt and home
use. Sales 60 90 bush 1t - g2c for Milwaukee Olub
;SE0ds68IOs Tor winter red western, SllI for white
II II E;-AlafkGt iafiaisda52siofWtLssfu;as
-BkRIIEY asaFisrk duII,sf asa sss. - -s-.rs-
CORN-heceipt 77,5Il bush. Market without
ehange- aleS' 'sOe9b bush ~ it@i4e iQF new mixed
wcster. w z
AEsTRqn At 225a2oc lqs western oAnaaa e! AMI
a 'PDRK.-Magket dull, Small sales at SlG7?
foE 1hsssi Si9OI fdrprims. lf-ilR-.. -z-.4 - 70
~ BREE-Market unchanged.
a CUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dullsIe as.;3Itz= zI41s
LARD-Market quiet and small sales at sdao
s,BYTTEht t4,'laedsTAts Tsa1eSIEei 10 s]fe FoI
It iI,gHEesEr@sFEer STEADY a 4s7s a1 in qaAIl- l.
WHISKY J. kLs kMLaTkst qqet at f. ,,...... ..,, ,
'og BUFFALO MARKET-JuIy s.
s,I '-'''t $3.50 '[sf TEIFaHAPHfs .7 a-aas'ls-
4 WHE ET,EaafEsF ddii. saiss ffs5sO5 bash BEfi.i
GthgP RraIris q6idt and no sales asi I,as 4a
z MHlskY-Market nominal at l4c.
" CANAL FREIGIITS-Ste teady; lie QRcoTn,, l2c,
on wheat to New York.
y 1lAKR ,IlEPORTSrll2,9O0 bhIs fouri $500 bu
wheat; 90 bush corn lBtso bush oats; $500 bu
CANAF FXPbRFsa46, ,OO btAA -four, a26, ,ea0 Bu
wheat 81 900 bush corn; 5000 bush oats; 500 bush
Tyei 1884 37't - t4ff@ 7Ai =1u Eisg aaiIi.ua
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TN Re- KIN efa CoNFFaUEs TO
~ PTaGtiO Medicine. aRd ysuTgsrY in Qeyelaqd
YEene he has been located Tor eight y rs past. or
hce-ko. " Bank street, opposite AnEinr House =
Drt T. has had many years experience in some OF tire
prime private Hsspitla An EurCpe and America
Special attention paid 10 all CLASSES OF diseases Of
Chrdust priSts ,fiid s dat nature % beta
Dr. T. is agent for tr. Nidels French Periodical
Hroyi1 o SUrICNa a-fhese sBr0psaiIoa ID nos be usrd
hYLRdies in II c, Ttain Cgnd tiOn, as they never fail
10 roAtofe fh9 HisnsHs Price 3B0f.' -' o. 's--
You,Yh9 ~ lRdgg2g b seeret PI9pStless or ron
r0wlR q, althr1estEOYiRg li,eRse, TSPERMATOPHEA,
-ot Seminal weakness, shDuId call Immediately Oh
sDr * fhaa be Elrod ~ maui REe dpipR daily Az.
Tie office s SO arr4ng d that patients VIII see no
one but he nr sAn GOmmH ieatn1- and buaipe-s
strictly confidential All letters containing Zee OF
& wilt be prop pits attn dhd.t0- l...t1 "a I-is
= Post Office Address, BOX aa9. Once open from ?
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Enfield Rifles.


Our readers have heard as much of the |
Enfield rifle as the readers old romsnees 4
used 70 hear about King Arthur's sword, \
or-ths-gigRRtic helmetsof 0tFsntos 9 Doubt 4
less, many of them feel a great curiosity to
know Wherein gxeelfgHee. We
do not know that We can crafty their Gu
1iosily, but wesEiiI Try. The Enfield rifle
is made at Epfeld, Englsnd, By machinery
imported from fhis country, and Bet m op-l
GRAFTON by the foreman OF our Springfield
fMass.) Afmofy. To the Jinskined Ohsehv-
er it differs from the long range rifle or
Mimic nasket in nothing but 4AeleDgth of
hsFFel in the frat case, sndthe color Of the
stock IN 4heiotheF. Is simply the, Eng
1ish form Of our national -f'armys rife, =
neither improved on or Impaired in. any
| important respect The barrel is Drowned
or 6rOhEed deeply s0lfhSt itsWont glisten
in the eye when taking aim, wherein it is
better than sUlif- rifles with their polished
barrels, which are abont as Relf ada pied to
a close aim as looking glass with the sun
upon it; the sstock 56f EnglishgEain
lighter colored and not SO pretty, we think,
-Easotrr ciosesgrained black walnut stocks;
the bands that hold the barrel in the stock
Efea half rounded, narrower sSnds much
\ Lighter than taose. on oRriEifes 5 the butt
plate is Of brass insteatf- Of iron, aud the
! ibimble round the upper end Of the stock is
sbrass, and smaller thsnsOn our guns iathe
locks as q general thingErer not So strong
as purs; and the general finish Of the piece
is not so good. The Htompion," or plug for
l'effe mbzzle of the " Enfield" is made bi
cork with bTass esp and fits very tightly
|, tInithe barfeE while Yours are usually 2 sof
= of clothes, pin, iaotneaPlY s0expsnsive, an q
not q auite 50 good To the Ea6eld loek il
4 attached BY a-brass- chain q little iron cap
4 covered with. a thickness of very heavy
5 leather, which fits over the tube when no
in nss to keep any accidental blow from
. i the hamfaer ipjuring the tub. The bayO
nets on the Enfield are sabfes and com moi
g bsyonets. The Enfield sabre bayonet il
). lighter than s.OHrs, and narrower, and th
. hilt is covered with shark skin instead %
! Brass II ffts on The barrel III the sam
II way that ours sdssss,-T The baH Of the In
:. field is not so heavy on long as the ball Q
: ths Snrin kfeid rife, ana It isi not 50 conf
ii cal Ia shape. Il is- mona Ike a cylinder G
.Jfssd, founded off atone end; tha1a COMICS
ball, while ours, are very sharp at the poin
& tspgF HstSS way back e fhe .llaFer cpd, an
4 are eonsideRabIy thickeR thBough boz
~ EbOdplGg. II ts sea the Ep fsssld bali I
3 ,kexpand, 4hel holl loW-cupa the 'loWeFiend,
: iGf ss We hSEe n6t - JdlA
to nal. sasz ssas !
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I All persons 16t members, ere then re-
quested 10 retire. After SOME discussion
in reference toeontested seats, the members
we're sworn in by States, and the rights Of.
contestants from the. States of b Virginia,
Pennsylvania, and Oregon were then
lbrnught up for discussion and disposed Of.
It was. thenmoyed sthatt the House proceed
to the eIeciion OF Clerk. Emerson Etheridgc
received on tbo a1st ballot 90 votes, John
W. FornsS 417voIes, and Dietriekj Of Hi
nois, 16 votes. ''
As a gentleman near me remarks, the
triumphant election of Grow and Etheridge
is q severe rebpke to corruption, - : -
After some further miscellaneous lbusi5
ness the House adjourned until II o'clock
tomorrow. -i-a- &C. --s-i-F- .-i.- De- JBNIUss.,'
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Gov. VIE 71ioT1a11y woondo,l.
hss he EOll0xing speelal disbatoA {.

morning, has the following special dispatch =
WHE1EISe, July 7th, 1851. =
Cow Wise, with 50 men as body guard
under Capt Psttel, was attacked by The
HomeGuzEau s;-llIiEnzIE 6nnntys-
Wise and Patten were mertally Nodnded
and 40 of the body guard liillsd. iAe
We give the above report for what it is
worth. If true, it is a glorious deliverance
for thepeople OF Virginia; II not. then Wise isl
still is6-iO be killed 7ome other time. In
any case he has not long to afiict Virginia.
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This Afternoons Report 4 port !
ER OIL MAssiHII.ILNGT6N
WEsHNsToE July 8

~. s. WAsHlNGfONl yAil o
-EUne Of IKs biTTs g0DmfTTsd by SecretEry
Chase with his report on the finances, cont
tains features similar to those in the bib
reported during the second session of the
laie Congress by Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, !
commsnly known as the force. bill. f.
1T places in the hands of sthe President
the military and naval power 70 collect
-Tsyenue-in-eases where there are aaF -un-s 2
lawful combinations against the United
States, Authofizks him 10 close the diSlpysl
ports by .proc!amstion, and provides fore
carrying on trade Y sith any part Of State,
as In the case lofl YirEiAisr IN respect TO-
RHiea the SscrsIary Of the Treasury aet.welL /
,ss, the Postmaster Gen eFal, With-resPect to.
sOpaercs and postal ges6tpInodaIi ens have
aiready acted.
The Contract fer supplying the Var De-
partment with stationary for the fiscal year
Was sWSrded to Philip 3 sGFOmOhs Of thiS
Capt Van Vlsett il is said, has been res
4 moved ss'Quarterna nasteT from Fort LeayeD,
.woFth, and Capt Eaton appointed tosthS
Pomeroy, Senator from Kansas, Aas
chosen ths seal .tOfmsrly occupied hy fhs
1 Senator Of a'f1FgtnlAj- and his 'eolleagne,
i Lane, that Of JefQRYis, q. s..,-, -s "a a %
l si-Fhere vassa ssdrmish last night between
the 9Th ,DistFict.of Columbia. TotqhteeFs
I, and Virginia forces on the other side
l,of the. Great Falls The former lost one
man. -si su9 vs--..Asia i.isi4 ia sigia ia o.
The enemy we're cOnceS led in the bushes
They were iirgd at but viii ]Fhat, eject h
not ascertained. .,s.,.'s.. ....i s.,l
l., TIE impression, exists here that Repre-
sentativeS sOaFlils s-aRds Vaa-si Winkls Oi
n ParKefs sburg " ~ be efeeted. y. g, Senator
by the Legislature in session etW Wheeling
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

The impression exists here that Repre-
sentatives -OaFlils .aHdu Vaa.siWiakls .
PaEKefsburg " ~ be elected y. g, Senator
By the Legislature in session stW Wheeling
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thethree months men :. -, -, 30 coo
Itpii thus be perceived that after the
discharge of the three months troops there
win bsstilyan aysIlabIe force Of volunteers
amounting to $4,000, which, added to the
regular army, will constitute q total force
of 2So, 200 officers and men,
The increase Of the regular army con-.
sists of one regiment Of cavalry, Of twelve
cOppsniss, RumBetlng in the MAXIMUM
aggregate f8g officers and mem one res
giment of artillery of twelve batteriesfnf
six pieces Zach, Numbering in the Hi4SiI
mum ssgrsgste, 1909 officers and men
nine rsgipe1ls Of infantry, each regiment
cO6fsini6g three. battaliOns Of eight CONS.
panies each, numbering in. Rs maximum.
aggregate, 2, ,452 officers and men, making
a maximum inufease Of infantry Of 2, ,O6s'
officers and men. --'' ~ -ls, --la --.s3 ,ls
A similar increase was made IN 1913,
but a.redueGion. was made afterwards 80
/. The estimates for, the. probable expenses
of the army amount in the aggregate to
Sls5, ,296, ,S97 10. -.zz. - a-zs .ss=-l.-sis
The Secretary suggests the 5expsdiendg
of an enlargement Of the powers Of the
Conmissariets that good and -palstabls IA
tons may In ali, cases be furnisbed-, fhe
troops, The Report also considers it ne
cessaty for Congress to adopt measures for
there. Organiz alton, upon q uniform basis,
Of the, military of the country. 1t alsC
rsoonmendB. further distribution. I'M
proved arms among the militia Of tAe
States and Territories. ..'-.--z - .-.--7--
In view Of the vastly increased labOrl
Of the War Department, the Report recon
msnds The appointment of an .AsSistan
Secretary Of War. j j r. q i M
- We must beg our correspondents, VII
are kind enough to send US full reports o
Celebrations Of Independence Day IN Ii
towns about, to remember that our spac
is very limited, and the pressure Of matte
very great. We would gladly publibA
we had the space; sllthsreports we receiv,
but q moments reAsetion will cOnvinc
every one that il Is inpossibIe, Frol
Bsrea, 4 G. sends US an interesting fep6l
Of the. days proceedipgss The ladies'
that plsee have formed an @ Army Aid s
-ioiety,D = for providing hospital .reessstrie
such as sheets, pillow cases, lint; SC q
the Fourth, the ladies Of this Seeisty me-
worked diligently until four, and the
having spread out a hnnntffnIcollatiO
had grand picnic, after which bri
speeches we're made by Rev. ", ?, Disbr
Rev. Thos. .Barkaull, Mr.. James " ALA
and Fsther Baldwin. The company q
separated, hsving-had 8. defightfuitirhe
From La Grange, D.iM- AZ writes
a report Of the days proceedings. aAAu
tional salute was fred, and there FAs
good display Of military. --spseOhes BC
made By J. L RicbRold and Gen. L
sheldon A rich dinner followed, and
young people ended the. day IN q soc
q dance st the 5iVo hotels Of the. VITA
M accident happened, and p9 .iHtsmp
anee was manifest; !. -. 80 az. a.
g--.. - - ~ lee : fssl-s7
sssk,iyl .s''-Latesr from BrOWni0vEs -
The secsssfonists 4ennessee zhfLE
+ threaished 10 Assassfnats nj, lisy tsrt
promineHt.Uuion znsn Of Eastern Tenn
see, ParsOn BrOwnlOw ssy4aTEUT
.pr sESE5 afRr6 ~ 7b6T dare. do yioledce
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,f!TETR9bREssTNda h ANDgH8 v

it1 Inc IEsTMUTIL Na-WaTSE r. aGGB6BR,
81 his rooms, under the American s prepared Oac.
all Sustonsr5 pfUllp 10 NJ
able RorAmen. ABepaTate room for ladies. tRdVS
Ess1l4J" ssA .ss-i4e. 8e94 i-ftli- I
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The WHEELER ( WILSON MachIies are noS
sold ct rates that will pay M Prott6h ttO eos6 OF
Hfsn otHriRg SanitAl fteTstedi and making sAlos,
aud at such prices as VIII enable them to make nrst
class Machhesy andes heEStoioFe, Guarantee them
The superiority Of these Machines over all orher5
Family use S nov EstahlishedI7- Joe. .iaL !
Al the last Fair-of the American Institute, the
Oommittea aasigned the, highest Premium to the
WHEEhEf' & WILSON sMaehifhos on account OF
the ''ElasticitY, PermRnence, Beauty and General
DesirA bfeness % t Stitching, when done, and the
Vide Range Of ito lioationh The opinion q the
nfaHSodetaa IN thss United StstfsS ,o!l q IL
SSr Tie low prices and impoTtant Improvements
that have been ddedj sfould fnquce eyefy oAe tnai
tion before purchasing. - O.. .N,'.--
HsS- An efahlihatloI ssohclted ct thu hics, No
lOA HuPerioT STREET. SlaYelendt Ohio .9,,rlL gl
- Send for a Circular and List pt Prices &c.
+ faaFf4sH RaA b3'o'J0HNfE 8IROAG.AAYsne
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-. h. .,-.' s ,U@M M E r.. r 'I.a"i
~ IA a rs s, AN K'DlJI6 a PSs
aJF .r.siAI!. !.lL.99N lL.99N R7lRiIgg95s "A a,.la o.J.t
'f"I!b be BENEDICT Il sCySS y4's.
Have rooe1ed % N large re- Md III at sboe. R. syes Ii i5 Of
Gents, and Bows ssryW i.sgIrptso Pedal, Pshama,
Sennet, Palm, French F Sit AID common felt Hats, j
ioth0t 6r.eDot fsstho D. "A lsQIa Largo syasfsTy 81
Misses ~ IL and t Chiidfeqa p eummsr Goods
4LLIEARYb RS ,.,a e., 1
Of all kinds on hand made to order at short notice
F-'" LsiL$!4 ~. ,i.-,.4 i = L. ir3s. s9t.i,-i
a7b.s IS SHAKER LAX HOODS 1,.,,I
irst rate article st YhPlesale or Retail ,
Nays s5.s!i 5RA3E 5RA3ERRsGR u sGss4sB4 $GEs Sifss,
1851. @" SPRING FASHIONS. 1851.
Z 4"sy1s s9aGl Es'E----- o..si l.s.,l s.l bowed
IL. Z sEAsHR. HSsfBR2 ii G2g Il kf4sRs,a 9'I
s3' oja' h5iAs suBeEioF Sheet Oh. 10 s1Ga15sII
Ass P{SRsfSqb b} y igrP9ish J9 tAff.a al,,1 D, bor
+ i5Tsa4LOEDoR,gl ,gl9a ban rgOilao35glli iu!a4
a,, pl4lyl 4 y r. lGiia 8.9PiA 4 E5g9Rppi,Pa1E aid
Spring stylss ii0r csntsansnslJiuua J. .ssu.gJ
SILK AND CASHMERE HATs,o baa
& 2gT E9Er R9llSE Sk Aat IL as . Hssa @ the BEST
Also, received full assortment Of sprug styles o.
SOFT HATS, MEN ANB BOYS 'QAPs, 3s.
maE9alg& .L2az 2a!YIIa2 I, g sAIR alEOil.
NJ FLbIaTS.A7qR " gbkaPsS 28g
AtA. Lad o lal ,.ia, d NAH. .Agz l4BaasttS,gs
lsga laS8sld noswaL .5gao .ssbnd ,-5
MILITARY, CAPS ed 10 lsI.u.a s..i
r5a2-ada.a iA.FREisusasityysod oaI To yua, oi
.H' 'H ,'oa oMTHfTXRY & k-PSy''
7a' Ed S,'saT!ad l'am !oa aAfy 9dahtity..a
sHa 9i'-3ssdli4 ,d! !sd ,1gJigt .aj u. a.,Is5
STAR SPANGLED BANNER HATS
-la, 7a baidgd Laa ssLiIJ Oh g. gaol?
a. '. MAJOR "A ssAAHSRB$ERts8s08S HSB$EE Rts8s08S HATS
-ii-.ll a. ,yla.zsdiLg9 y!oa s.sw g,d-gl ssi
".uQN4Q HATS y,1sq s4, q. Haa.
,y,5laGaIq4 b5ysdsJ Esu siI sy4a s5saaJ
a,,a7o bsy,lo ys5I UNION HATS
.g5a1ag aegIs 40 u ~ yiigaio7,I a. isnl
MAJOR MAJ OlRBs.4Aa ANRElEER0 zElE4 on Il HATS AAT5S
paw Ioi4a .g,lyz Isl1ysd, az u mgdi boz
t,K "a .SIARs4iRA. lGLIl,EsDIs EsDIslH#I HATS, ATS, /,
ilgs baa Elao 3. aaa aiaig49 ggI ayas saa,E
ENTIRELY n EYyall ss,s ,.i Il a. l,ja7.
qERT1REEF, New. .s13H gy.l!agJ4, adj
odg % 1g.JDG ,GoJ.imAa 10 ,sssOL n
laloqIOJ ,aao.d ,lgAEIpAND SEE JTHEiI,
!s1 sd' al 'oaa aJFFtttts4A aJFFtttts, Am n ,svA TE4ir2Mg
4ad sLT .sJ.. III III E.d4i - E5dSI : II i5al
lAr215 MARBLE Bto5t8ks...- o5t8ks k.-l no -'1'l'
~ Do sJaJd ..-4lls 1al .n415Jlads ,bIAHIUcb
laATs2l4 MARRLEiBLe0Kss sdT Joa
j lHo4l sal ai saR dgiH .hlidu0b 81 u lud
= hia.qag. .za.u.l4.5zg EULLER.&aC0il
1 sullsS[t ullsS[t fi--. .,sl .as.as L lnA "a .u
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D R. GIBSON


u PfeteSAOIt Of- f;Ttfe2a M ft'td Ae5letqe,,
~ Office No III Ontario street. up stairs few
ienra from the Public square
) Ohice hours nom to,l2 snd ron to O'CLOCK
p4ilVs os7gaakts SEoRR4a5N gErG = iguGa p
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u haassr from Br0wnl0vts z.

...A.,, - '-Ia,s.r .. fron BF5vnle,s y, sl5
~ The secessfonists OF 4ennessee -ha7tng
Z threeiened 10 assassfuate Nj. 1Issy lard, 's
- prominent Union msn Of Eastern 9enIes-
see, Parson BrownlOw ssy4aTRUn
Hu Let aism, II Sh6y dare, do ViOleILcs to
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Report Of tic ! secretary = q war,

Secretary rameron presents to Congress
his hrst Report, giving a clear statement.
of what'has been done in the military de-
partment since the 4th of March, and also
whatremAins to be done. We present be-
low brief abstract Of the Report, - - e. -.
The forts, arsepals, So, belongipg. to the
United -statesr but stolen By the rebels; are
enumerated; and then the heroic and hon
Orable conduct Of Major Anderson and
LieutenaAts slemmer and Jones is ooR-i
tcssted- With the treason and infamy of.
Gen. 4wiggs A high sense efsatisfaotiQ4i
is expressed st-tiTe- emphatic rnanner.4n
which the people have rsllied to sustain the
Governmens, this being done TO such an ez--
tent even that the Government is embaF--
rassed 70 know how to dispose ef the troops
that are offered. OF the States called upon
to furnish troops By the proclamation Of The
President, the GOEernOrs of Virginia, North
Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky
and Missouri refused to furnish their quo
ia. The people of Virginis, Delaware aud
Missouri .hOFs7er did voiuRtesr to iAe
supb0gta af TIE Ggtsspments Ths Distris;
of tolumbi1 also furnished no less Esa6
2,s32 0fBcsrs s5d @sa, n5EiHg 8ObEs fhI.
regiRsuss Under ne frss ralE Tor thfes
moutss troops ths, GoEernuent hss no y "a
servios 81 lesa 5000 men. = Under lie
second proclamation Of May 4tb, calling :
for volunteers to serve during the Eary-
there have been received 208 regimeutsz
all ipfantFy and TiaemeRi With the sxeep7
tiOu-of four regiments of cavalry and two
battalions Of artilery.- OF these 2OS regi-
ments theTe.ars nov 158 in active service,
and all Che remainder will be in the field
within the next twenty days. II. -
Thet total force nov IN the field may be
compdted as follows: =. ---;l-s ---;l s=-' ---.-
Reguiszs andEolunteefs for three months and.
Add to this ffFy-6Re regiments OF. TelHR- -. :
teers for thewsr, accepted and not yet '-
in serviee -. -. . !. 507OJ0 - 2
Add new regiments ofregplaf army. rs 50o0 -.
n-s lE4g. - sgtVo
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'-'7''7i---f " isiii1xaFoS, iJ6IyS
- '~~hies.-- -@f = "s.~ Re- ~ &C.
aHnVaE
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Regulszz andyoiunteers for three months and
for the Waf..k ~ al. -. -s~ .25as5B
Add to this ffpys6Re regiments OF. TelNR- - q
teers for tIewsr, accepted and not yet~@ = Eel
Add new regiments ofregular army Is ,0o0
: - lQtVJ.
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- AVueEs ph7 Aehf ~ July = 4OOAs n
7 RD1rOAs I.rAsrR ThFOugh the courtesy
df q member from cur State, wslwere p no
.YJded with q seat 10 The Reporters Gal
lery, from which We give you the result of
our observations. .,, r,....,.,.,.,,,,
.s~ 4tabout 10y "A NJ, The. .Hsuse cnmmenc-,
ed filing mp With members and spectator,
and The galleries were rapidly filed to re-.
plstiOn.. Ions before the. hour Of opening,
3he hum o, voices the ingress and egrsss
'Of arrivals and departures, presented a
lively and enimstet appearance. Early
this morning there.yas a parade on Penn.
yluHisE avenue Of zee New York.
State Troops Stationed on the balcony of
'tle Capitol. the view was grand and imPos-
iAg, as the different Regiments fled past,
snd flashes of sunlight reflected brightly
on the forest Of bayOnets moving in solid
icOlunn. and the tread of legions keeping
step to martial and inspiring strains of
At4Wel1e' O'Clock precisely, the House
vas called to order by the presiding officer,
and prayer offered by Rev. Mr. stockton
inl q most imprsssiEe and solemn appeal.
The House was then called to order by the
Clerk, John W. Forney, and all persons
not entitled to seats on the foor were re.
adested to wi hdrsw, following which the
Proclamation Of, ihe President was read
calling the present session -, - =
4 The eiRepresentatives Wei g then called by
States, the membersre responding. One hun,
dred and fifty seven RepregeHt tatiyesI haT7
ing ans sEered, t6 their names, The Clerk an
nbunced-a quorum present. Mr. 0olfax
then .apnounced to the Housel the, With
draRaf of his name as q candidate for
Speskef. Applause The names of Ga
lusha A. Grow, Of Peunsy ylvania, and Frank
[ BlaiT, of. Missouri, we're then respectively
presented as,eaHd idatss: :fOrsSpesker.--.YOu
have BY telegraph the. result Of the .bnlloti
in gs. .-'-a - ,'--'-..~- g. l'---s-. H-'-
The Speaker elect was escorted to the
/ Chair by Messrs. Blair 6f Missouri and
/ Richardson Of Illinois, Upon taking his
| seat ne -feelingly,ex expressed his thanks for
! the honor The members of this House had
I bestowed on himT making brief and per
j tinent aliusion 10 our past history, in con,
! trast with The present position of the eg1us
| try Referring also TO The Rsbellidn and is
! progress from its inception 10 the present
/ lime= He said we shall meyer epme7out Of
this contest purified until this rebellion
was. .bsPtissd IN fressnd blood. applause
Tia vhD EoAld tear down this Donstip-
] tiOnal Temple of IjbsFty,,is. parricide &c
his race II this Republic is ever 10 be
hisnlembered, let the Sun set on It amid the
iin-of, hattie and the noise Of strife. zap,
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nm, City sabbaFfhsFB 7l5iEs .Hfislifur rstt
! MP NAL sqbSoTibsTs Five Dollars Osr ySl
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thsthree months men -, -, go COO
ItRia thus be perceived that after the
discharge of the three months troops there
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COOLERS '77
WAFER HO00LlERS4 {

- All interested, are hereby informed that HOT
NEATHER is now US, and fsouisI IS thes time TO
prOYide yourselves with WATER COOLERS to cool
and purify yodf vFHtef 2. 81 ~
. MskesPladergs variety aEtAs, heat atiela,; which
We Will sen of at
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win bestill syailable force Of volunteers
amounting to I88,0OO, which, added to the
regular army, will constitute q total force
of 230 600 officers and men.