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mrssns. C.axsyo Baoru.fsS Co-Grstisueni J J,

Heals Of families are advised 20 keep a.vaysfhi'
trm IN order 20 use !; in time in eases Of WOUNDS
nRAGss. BcGNs BRcsgs Nc, thus obtaining an 'nD's
cure and saving time suffering aud money so' '''~
e devoted 10 such occupations a. expose lhe" 70
seou. he use ofis,ruTcnts wherewsh they may
rd,e Il bottles - cents and 81 ~.
General Depot r, WM r. SHELLS No. swA'"
York Re,ailrd :. the drug slores.
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Alihlnrn Notices.

4 CARD.-TWENTY SUBSTITUTES can
I br r- isl,d ,tcry 10y 300. ws.k for 8 90 number
OF ass youn'cer 'ac Apply q 20 - C"laoef'
- ko.ul No-A
NOTICE % SUPERVISORS and CTilLLAS
- BEsELk4Il.
SEVEN ilrEDnrD AND flf-Y Vol, NItEkS
CREDITED 10 Any IuNt Or COUNTY ~ NEW
iNLh afAAE
rOR ONT OR THREE YEARS
tow, AVID COUNTY OIOIAt PN.hlibI FILLED.
Alton .-i t,rfn iu0lf..uei ana At.ff.o.ta'es ean be
ffomi f.s .fH.Hff ON anF uuutcr
AraneaftlU ny f-irrlf..i % rf'rE
Nfif'TF ALlFADLD 70 PROMPTLY.
County N1lis tlA.f IN payment cr nrrntIftsi
AFply O.. The D,n.r.l .o.rtt'r cad 'Dut' hccI Tin;
rfI.H o. ssF. foit,
Oil.c So - hfaaasssy ssv' York -
l..4..A o. J.. s.. SIS laI4f Id sl.itiON,
Cap- H. Ncs!CHoL.
Authorized Arrnis.
DRISONIRS or WAR.-Ihc WNcs Or
Wi1eed Mothers ~ rrsonrrs Il vs. an rc'eiychlr
s.ct ras b. ealing on ~ 1l ..inf win r'.rl.,
BROWN SHELDON = > fnk..acs.
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mcoifal.
ygNHE REMEDY OF THE AGE.
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,

PREPARED BIZ CARRENo BROTHERS Ca.
known Is INFALLrBLE for the speedy Of PHTHIsi
GROUP and IN other affections Of tie CHEST and TlRoi
Affection, resu.ng from FALLS BLOWS. Or BRulsEi
HENORRHAGEs, WOUNDS, CONTUshoSS, ULcZA
PILES. FELONs. BURNS. CHAPPED LIPS, HANDS, b,
HEADACHE. TOOTHAcHE, EARACHE, and eli otia
NEURALGIC, RHEUMATIC, and sPAsMoDIC PAiSa
Valuable letters certifying to tie wonderful cures efssd
by tbs precious uedicine published IN rHg TRIsn
The lSDKPgspzSr and the CovRISB DIES ErATs'CsiS
Fol directions for around each bottle, and c's
rs containing laid directions and large number o. tsan'
NAL letters can BE bad at the General Depot, and viii b -
70 priy.,e Iosdence. sequest.
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YOUNG MAN WISHES SOME ONE TO
y P.tt. bal. F,.t Novel wii laf boon recommend. .
boz fhe poe. critics be- viii give b. O. liy one 10 lng out
s. cu Ad-rc.s 70. YATES. Boz lso. k,luJ Z. q.
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MADAME VI. l.. MAS bocs 70 INFORM her
" uum.r5u. CUSTOMERS aud the pnbic 10 general tni 's
s red her csta i.ict ,f C'oih- ~ lrsea nom
No % hnty TO No. LII Broadway corner Of f5lh-''.
Trimmings va also be sold separately for Cl'ls AMI Dresses
a. moderate prices aud materials Of tic richest qni.os vi"
al.o B., always band
not..o wg be .iahor rri4,ol u-ini De opening
dav
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Jus' Publishei,
THE AMERICAN DiSPENSATORY,
NO ADVERTISERS.

mo ADVERTISERS.
J. THE WArERTowE REgORMER, Daily and Weekly,
published At Wtterosn, Jefferson County n. Y, have to-
xether circulation Of 600 Copies and Advertising
Mediums pne9ssed BY Journals issued In Northern
Eew-York TIL WEEKLY REFORMER circuls;es OVER
400 Copcsrea hing every neghborhooe In Jefferson Coun
IT, large numbers Of people in tho dining Counties Of
s. Lawrence, Oswego sud Lewis TRIMS moderate com
pared with prce4 Adyersngi City Journsls Refer to
g. SINCLAIR Pub isher Tribune, or 10 T. IL PET
TIN0ILL & Co, Advertising agents, Eev-Yofk
INGALLS bROCAWAY BlGELOw,
Proprie,ora
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MADAME VI. j.. MAS, rnonner dc ialIe
vi PIT 20 noairolse cantee e an Public On general
eus Won't d, trausrer son tsbs9meut du no. % Anly
It. a. 40 LII Broadway coin De Ia 25lemc roo ct % ee
ouyrrt un " md uayasin De Man,eouS ct de Robes
Les uosyesate Gaures pour Robes et Man'e'uf 'e
rout ous.i yenlne, sepsemen ?, des pix mod'rt' On
,rouvers eonslranl pus richie asorinen dkioae' pour
Robes = MsnieauE
Ir ayl. ul, rieur inilquers e jour douvcg'uFe.
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Zeal Cse.ate Tor Sale.

HANDSOME TWO-STORY AND BASE
"A MkNT Go.hc HOUSE ron SALE with possr.ri'u, IN
te most ss,OnaJl. part AZ Newark, = -. c'fafLuf
rooms wi e., wa.~r hath marble naiies l1riscr &C
Lot 4xl5J running RON Broad % ligs; with tisl1;0ly
Gohc Stable Highest. The ADORE ust be sold 40 ~
other Nolscs IN Aew.ios<, with po.srron. fpqiy 10
WM. FEIGkfTCH, No. a. IAiIdey., cofarr II 20 4
EXTRAORDINARY CliEAP.-fcK SALE,
~ 2Gyj scres u good Talnr aud farm LAND in Fulton
County, Petn. Timber J. good, wster abundant aud exec.
lent Iron ore frscay SC. Sod b. order Of OkP!lAAs
COURT. ONLY 40 PER ACAf.
Go y. TOWNSEND, Of ALL Z. ( RROWN.F
No. % Broadway.
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RELIGION AND CHEMISTRY,

scRiBNER, No "a ORANOsr, ~ J.
l.
RELIGION AND CHEMISTRY,
Or, PROOFS OF GODS iLAS m THE AI .a
Cook jr Printed tinted r'per at the Csnbhise fie''
Tie I'm Tile work e to Illustrate IN popular wsy :hs
adaptations OF etnophr md II. constituents IN tr If
stlra theology de- VOL from rpecial aog' o. ft2%
renrre plan nsy based wholly the ppee o r.e
matter hrs answering al objections Which rest Oh 'ecei'
theories Of organic deyelopneat
MODERN PHILOLOGH:
IT'S DlSCO' ERtS, HISTORY AND ~ e LUH4'"-'
By BYsSAElS ". DviSnT vol octave - ~. ,t
tpreseu;s IN thorough and etIi .h,'s .'ai" CT
and especially Engih word many thousands q "h.oh e
here placed or c rs. time III iAeI -Aay'.s ana A'" "a
plxl. Also or SEW 46ioN OF FIRST sFREs OF Mn
DWIGHI'S WORK Uniform with the ce,o.c ceres n-A
ing the WORK complete In vols, octave, Price 80.
INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF IN
TEENATlONAL LAW.
DESIGNED As IN 40 N 4, AchlNG' mp IN illS'
'ets Complete exhibition Of the science and some points
as the !sws and Of fui,r Sham tue esses De
signed expressly for 'he sawyer au5 ..-,s man III.
present " Il hss osonsh' Up ~,
ANCIENT Law.
SOClETy, AND IT'S RELATION 10 MODERN IDEAS.
BY HeSRy SUMMER MAINE, w.tn an introduction sy THO
DoaE W DWIGHT vcA oyo. - o. -
ae London Osgrerlt Il is work OF en- accurate
and original mind cm6oiyin- the results O. much taoert
sDd study expressed in sinsary 'efse, Clear in'esOs
EDgish
COPE. sent BY mail pos:,aid, On receipt q P'iee
DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
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USES OF PRINTING, GtS LIGHT, POTTERY,
GLASS. lRON,&C.
From Cycloprds Britannica with numerous Illustrations
Price 6 80.
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No 20 Na.kelst. New-fork
Nov Read for Disrbu,iol IN Evcry in the uuion.
rJ'uE GREAT CHAMPAIGN DOCUMEAT,'
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WIFE rae FINEST srEKI YOKTRAir PREsDEST EVER
Also f1c steel portrait Ct bis Early Home"
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This CAwpAtGS DocvHENr WI! ne urn sh,f 20 Leagues
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qa.s document should b. whey distributed IN yery town
t tho county, anticipation Of toe colrg election
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AMERICAN Nrvs ca
NINE NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK.

NINE NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK.
THE SUPPRESSED BOOK ABOUT sLAVERf!-Af re.
uarkAhe wors IN every respect; written md stereotype
IN 1857. bu, never published till now. WY It io' SUP
paEssrp III be apparent the reader no haesneyed
hash Of ancient sayings slavery, bu, fresh vivid awaken
ing cutting to tho quick, and compelling attention ie"t
fr Illustrated with wood cuts H. the highest style o. 2yo'
graphic art The public already caaofins iofi- Eo''
tinted paper, cloth bound, -
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Love story By The author Of that splendid college book P
daat Green" It Sled with comic Illustrations and VIII &c
ope Of m. bes, selling books Of the Yes i2no CLOTH tinted
paper. 81 30.
THE wISTHROPs--A clever amusing new American
novel. lauOi cloth, 81 IS.
JUST PUBLISHED.
Down in Tennessee Edu,unl Klrke's new bOok..ei 50
Cruise Of tho Alabama and Sumter. BY scmmos ..S2.
vic,oire new novel IL rs.
CenteolA BY author Green Mountain Boys.....sl %.
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John Gugders.rinss sn. new aovsl.o........fsl 80
These books are sold here and WI Be serity
mail FREg, on receipt Of price by
CARLETON, Publisher New Yo't.
4 LARGE lot OF CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
"a conn 1iir~ ls) dfcrcn; subjects. Of low prires, At
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CAMPAIGN BADGES, MEDALS andPlNS,
for Lincoln OF Me- ellau The Trade supp cd Cheap.
GEO. W. TliORNE ManufactUIeF No. % A"s'sn''i' y J.
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Mem 3)rtlicatlons.

NEW BOOKS
~ JUs1 PUBLTsuYD BY
SCRlBNER, No ~ OBANO-sr., ~ 1.
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fonses an0 farms iOantc1.

ylTANTED--A STORE between Wall and
W Peek Sip Fast .Gs. posfrssioa iumetticiy /
Address DICKINSON TIP - Co, No. lE Front p
49,
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,x,UF WFRER PIANO PORTE
Chance for DuoincSs lnen.

stTEAAlBOAT-HULL FOR SALE. - The
y Hun Of 5,.anboi s.oia~k she lies at foot Of
NortlrF iNh-st Nliam-bHrgh. Apriy i0
&. ". COPELAND. No. III Broadway.
rT'O CAPT. tLlSyS. -ANlHRACIIEC COAL
LANDS. The attention o Ytoii'is cal- 70 BODY
ofanthl4 ic coal lands sll.d "a -"fl" ny ienlsy
,e ri. ir,f .c,oI go alqf' fout.on haaii un-
se-li with tho u.sl s4he yrnl ~ suicuo. tnaiiy cA
aud located rar - nld canal win ar'i o -''oh
r, ,ns ,1rusfey worked. with l'ssy rreAi, by ieF.e
eorrle.. Tie properly offered iof sole 10 close ou .f
hrsrre r., rn,fo ne fird 're,ferf
Jul particular. wl oe iara..hcd 's, spp cation 20 .
MCAILlSIfA GRANT,
No dul " 1lnut q hlstelhi4
ryVO MANUFACTURERS. Sale, MILL
Z aud WATER row III, suiieJ. for Wool. Cotton. OF
~ fef rlf purpofsr goo horfr power can to
IA b waite u low ish r. rcut s.'ln'ci Oh the Eli'an
rsuc- sd rie+ -lu vow ofk .ry. ,sr ta' 'on-
...r. ....v t8 uEEHlCk5OE = BAEILb4f, 4
So. o. lis. trnsnst
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MARYLAND AND DELAWAkE FARMS.
I'VE We lave fcr aie oyer sou FhrNS IA these Stale o.
AS BEAUTIFUL And PRODUCTIVE LAID As EVER
THE sun SnOEE On. easy Of acoess BY railroads end
seanbo, These Farms IN many cases can 70 bought Tor
Of the change IRON Slave T. Free Labor Good c.pao
healthy light winters; productive ands essly Cultivated
e1eelcu wato and many other adsanase Pncoi isom sJ
H. $40 per -
SEND Tor Register containing ful particularly L. We
have az n,in lie knowledge Of the lands Of lese States In
quiies by Letter promptly answered -
GEO N. TOWNSEND co.
No. 1874 South foufth.st Philadelphia.
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Dnaro an0 Rooms.

BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN, con-
I'D ver!ent Wallet South Ferry, n ee-iee. private
family gor gent efn4n his WIFE. inut mn Elrse ~, good
zed olns required second floor lrg- about -3 pr
month address FOWLER CHAPiN, No. rs bload~ay
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GRO. N. TOWNSEND / co.
No. 1874 South fonfth-st.. Philadelphia.

SPLENDID INVESTMENT. FOR SALE,
~ 1900 Of valuable Pennsy vsus Timber and Farm
LAND, with MILL farm buildings. &c. complete Situate
Hamburg Terms easy. -
GEO. N TOWNSEND, at ALLEN L BROWNS
Ma . i,,o-ilHay.
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90 fet.

HEALTH must stand above all possible com
z l, ia wiaieyeg house you !ei; aat ih Tc' h He
can he v re oiet ~ rlsef 81 GOWNS. ohr lifcons n
The ches, ana throat. by ufire the INOfiCAL bAL,AI
soc alre. tisenieui unl-T Medical
At NEW-BRIGHTON, HAMILTON PARK
"A 10 RENT Furnished AID I.f fa..hrd llDN -,
con.ailirr grs aud ~ modern mrrovrn emit bci.Aiil
situation ar Winter sumner. Good nrisnuoIao,d Apply
Hooia 10. II, 30 ~ soseyssy OIL p.AD-L' No ~
Broadway.
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Summer Retreats.

TUOSE who desire 10 have a pleasant time
either IN Sarn,ogs Newport any Other watering T.,
troubled with PILLS. nuft take WIN them be iit'F
ICNL BALsAM." and ofe It with Implicit faith Sce ae'ei'
t.seulent under Medical
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Eancing AcGornncs.

NERRTROs
b DANCING ACADEMY lcl FIFTH AVENUE.
commence ~ -fu-f =, orfoI.- o. Of o'rl0ca. r.
CIRCULAR 'sy De ha- oi JOH% CANAAN, Phafnfeo
No ~ tA y.
NTTM. h. DE GARMOs SELECT CLASSES
~ Ia DANtlAD. will opcn - Mrs. FluuDs Academy
No .. Yves. i4tn'st. on SATURDAY. OCTOBER B. Latirs
0nd Chi dfer a. m. o,iisisrn "a Cculars en- be-
obtiIci 81 the csc N.Y. also 10 Nm. \. foud Cos" No
- Broadway and ~ yats. Nos and H. Cooper Institute
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New publications.
'AIIAELE LETTERS published in THE

Y TRIBUNE es'ifyug to the marvellous eiicecy o. 'n
mTR6plCAL ALSAb for the speedy cure OF sevtia !,
al d.naaes. Sec advertisement under Meu-a-
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NOTlCE.-Ihc following CHtChS OF me n
,,,.tnsi Canl Company ou the Leather Msnnflctur-
rr. g,k IN i. cay yr.e stolen from thrr Ohcc airr the
close q Durucfs tniuidsy 1t 1nst me pnihi ar'l
toned gns he same, their payments has oeei'
stopped At the Bank. VIZ. 800 .,
CLstk No 80 dalod Sept 29h favor David Do"s Co.. "a
Check Nc 81 dated oct lst favor VIM. *. Strong or o W.
Ctrrt No o. dated Oct lst favor Il. Y. Nedie FOR 70 w
said heck. were signed b. tho President, VIM n suohs'
''' "-' wv n y. WEDDLE Secretary.
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Alus,fal l,n5irnreuts

'EiIE condition Of instrument players would
u h. miserable whcn tlft ding from Foon. bat ior the
TROPICAL bALsiM," by tbe OF which they can be
cured IN wonderfully short time see aiyertsclont under
Medical"
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ITS CONNECTION WITH TIE E.BLY HISTORY OF
SOClETY. AND IT'S RELATION 10 MODERN IDEAS.
BY HESRY SUMNER NAME, w.th am introduction ~ iHso
DORE w. DwiCur. ] vol, eyo. 80 90.
TAe London Osqrtert says - Il work Of en- accurate
and original mind cm0oayin- the results Of much thoee'
AMI study. expressed sinsusry efse Clear ntesO'e
Engish.
Corles senl BIZ mail os.a.d. On receipt q P.ice
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
Ship Avon, Of Boston, Burned by the
Rebel Privateer Florida.
The Reported Destruction Of the Huntsville
and Another Union GunbOat,
ka. H., IL.

The brig Mary, Captain Martin, Of Barbados, arrived
yesterday from Rio Grande Brazil, whence sailed
the 9th Of March.
On the 21st ult, at midnight in latitude IA 90 north,
longitude SO IS west boarded by the rebel
Florida, as reported by the officer who board
He supposed to be the American brig Lark, Of Ba
more Captain Bullock from Rio Grande for Barbados,
with mules. The officer reported that the Florida three
weeks previously had burned the ship Avon Of Boston,
from China for the United States part the crew
joined the pirate
The brig Lark, above spoken or was at Rio Grande
when the Mary sailed on the berth for Barbados.
The Richmond Whig Of the 3rd inst says that the fol
lowing official despatch Fort Fisher was received
yesterday by Secretary Mallory
HON. s. r. MALLORY, Secretary OF the Navy
SRI have authentic Intelligence by the Greyh ound
from Nassau that the Florida has sunk the Huntsville
and another gunboat in the West Indies.
Colonel LAMB.
The Huntsville Is a steamship, OF eight hundred
and seventeen tons and five guns, and Of the East
Gulf squadron
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The THREATENED ATTACK UPON NEWBeaN.

HArrERAs, ~ c., May I, 1864.
The schooner Eliza Sheldon bound for New York, hiss
just arrived here from Newbcrn and reports that the
enemy made demonstration on Newbcrn yesterday,
cutting of the railroad communication betw cen that place
and Beaufort, and making his appearance the south
side Of The Neuse river two miles below the city, with
cavalry force. accompanied by battery Of four guns,
which commanded the water approaches TO Newborn for
brief period. The gunboats commodore Barney and
louisiana suddenly made their appearance at the point
threatened and forced the enemy back from the
Nothing allowed to pass the railroad from New
born TO Beaufort yesterday, this demonstration
expected Therefore the enemy failed loaded
train Of Captain White thinks this movement Of
the enemy was only cavalry dash, and intended as
A general attack New bern.
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House or Represent atives.


WASHINGTON, May 10, 1884.
CARE AND EMPLOYMENT PERSONS SENTENCED TO rns
PESrrrxuARY.
Mr.. WILSON, (rep.) OF Iowa, reported the Senate bill
authorizing the Secretary OF the Interior
the and employment OF persons sentenced TO the
penitentary by the United States authorities The ar
rangement applies to States Territories In which
such institutions.
The bill was passed.
THE MISSOURI ooSTrsrxp ErHcrIoS CASE.
The House then resumed the Missouri contested cleo
ton case OF Bruce against Loan, the sitting member
Mr.. BRrcR presented his own case contcnding that
there had been military outraecs on the eestv~
ton side OF the House right the question
he had addr eesed the that remem
berng the declaration OF the Saviour who came 10 call
Sinners not the righteous to repentance desired TO
convert sufficient number TO send the election back TO
the Ieople
Mr. GRiSSKtI (rep.) OF Town. wished TO know whether
the gentleman mt Bruce) meant TO say that all the
republican side were sinners.
Mr.. BRucE replied-By no means. He had never voted
for republican democratic candidate President or
member OF Congress, and thought be would. He
his Upousm and he had exerted himself by speech and
otherwise 10 promnte the OF the Union.
Mr.. LOAN addressed the House, speaking he said for
the loyal people, and net for himself He advocated
assumed by the contestant
Mr.. BRUCE concluded the debate.
The House by twelve majority rejected the FIRST
luton, that MIR. Lean IN not entitled, and adopted The
second resolutiontbat Mr. Bruce not entitled to the
seat; so Mr.. loan retains the seat
ANNOUNCEMENT or GEN BrTtrps SUCCESS
The srHAKrR Mr. CoaS caused TO be read to the House
communication from the Secretary OF War, enclosing q
copy OF General Butler despatch about his
Its reading was followed by applause.
rng CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC AUTHORIZATION
The House considered the Senates amendments " the
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill.
The House ad ourned