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CRAFTS &c WILLIAMS.

SUCCESSORS TO j. W. HUNNEwELL Co.,
No. 81 Commercial Wharf Boston.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs Medi-
ciaes, Paiats, Oils, Dye StHgs, MnRafacfapers, ar
ticles and Chemicals. Manufacturers of Copai far-
aishes. Japan &c. Agents for Forest Rirer Lead
Mystic Lead Co. French and Amerisan Zinc,
Druggists. Perfumers and Liquor Labels. General
Agents for j. L. Hunnewells Universal Cough Rem
edy. Tolu Anodyne and Electric Pills mch23 eod3m
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$3.50 SO
To Manufacturers, Ship Builders

NDpcrsons desirous of Real Estate Investments
n the following property is offered at good bargains
20 Houses at prices from $500 to 5000.
100 House Lots at prices from $500 to 5000
2OO0 Feet of water front suitable for wharyes Ship
yards, Manufacturing Sites, fronting deep water
with hne spring OF water adjacent thereto and
portion of il adjoining the rand Trunk Rail Road
from which freight may be deposited the premises
mchlI 3m MOSES GOULD, "A Middle st.
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City Of Portland.

WHEREAS ROBERT /. Robson has petit
w toned the City Council TO lay out a new
the terminus of Mayo Street, running across the
flats 10 Back Cove. and TO be continuation of Mayo
Street and whereas said petition by the
CITY Council feb'y 10th. 1863 and taken from the
nIes March 2lst, ls6i, and referred to the under.
Tor them to consider aud act upon therefore
Noiiee IS hereby given 10 all parties interested,
that the joint Standing Committee of the City
oouncil on laying out new Streets will meet hear
the parties and view the proposed way the I'D
aay OF April, 1864, at So'cock in the afternoon at
the terminus of Mayo Street and will then nd there
proceed 10 d~te ermine and adudge whether the pub.
lie convenience requires said way to be laid
out.
Given under our hands on this 18th day Of April,
A. ID. 1861
JACOB MCCLELLAN
STEVENS SMITH,
WIN. Ii. STEWART
WM. g. SOuLE, committee on
G. X. LADD, ,La'ing Out
JNo. ID. SNOWMAN, new streets.
April 16.
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City of Portland. /.

"HEREAS DANIEL GOULD and others have
w petitioned the City Council to lay out q new
Street or Public Way in said city -beginng 1t the
erminns of Fox Street, runoing oss the flats in
Back Cove parallel ith lincoln Street. and 10 be
continuation Of Fox street. and and whs reas said
petition was referred by the City Council Dee sth
1867, taken from the files March 2lst 1884 and re-
ierred to the undersigned, for them to slider and
act upon, theIe fore
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee of City Coun-
ci on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the 23d day
., Apan 1853. at oclock in the afternoon, at the
tfnhhns OF OK Street, and vl then and ther pro.
coed to determine and adjudge whether the publie
out. - - - '
Given under our hands on this 18th day of ApriI.
A. ID. 1854. " "P'"'
JACOB MCCLELLAN
STEVENS SMITH,
WM. H. STEWART Iominitte on
WAN. q. S0ULE, laying out
G.. X. IADD, New streets.
JS0 ID SNOWMAN,
April lG, 1854. d3w
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TREAsURER's OFFICE, April 1851
SrATEMENr OF Costs of Criminal Prosecutions
~ allowed by the Supreme Judicial Court, at the
March Term, A. ID. ls6i made in conformity with the
requirements of act Of the Legislature OF Maine
entitled IAN Act relating to Fines Costs of rim
inai Prosecutions" approved March 27th. 1866.
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Administrators A Sale.

Ilf virtue of lcence from Probate Court, I shall
IL oiier at Public Sale, ON TUESDAY, May Sd At
- O'Clock. NJ, at the store of Morris, Greene &
Sawyer, No. 80, Commercial ST., the Real Estate OF
the late John 7; Dame, being the Rouse and Lot
No.26, waterville ST.
CArHARiNE B.DAINE
Administratix of the late John T.. Dame
apr9eod3w.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

MAYORS ORR ICE. April 6. 1864.
fENilE City of Port will advanc to persons en-
Il listing in the United States Navy ON the
quota Of this city the following State bounties to
be paid TO the person enlisting. when mustered into
service on board tho Receiving ships, viz:
500 For One Years Enlistment,
200 Two ~
300 Three
Those having families dependent on them will re-
ceiye State aid.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
ape-eod3w
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WANTS, ,LOST,FOUN
Wanted.

4 Second hand Piano--nOf particular about STYLE
"A il good tone and action. Please address b.
Box 2x2i p. o., Portland, giving price. apl2 div
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JOHNS, COAL.

IEn TONS Stove size, at l9s Commercial st.
fOO Richardson's Wharf Portland.
The Undersigned has sold the Johns Coal for nine
years last past. Ii has given general satisfaction
where there Is fair DRAFT, no coal excels for
cooking use.
Other varieties, to wit:
LEHIGH. Sugar Loaf. and Hazeton.
SCHUYLkILL,t wv. ASH Locust Mountain.
RED ASH, the genuine FRANKLIN COAL
Also. the Diamond.
CUMBERLAND COAL. a prime article for
Smiths use.
eS-All coal from this wharf will be sent In rood
order. carefully picked and screened.
mchaiseodtf JAMES H.BAKER.
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Dirigo Insurance Company.

fNHE Undersigned a majority of the persons
L named in the first section of an Act entitled
4" An Act 20 incorporate the Dirigo Insurance Co.. >"
approved April L. 1866 hereby give notice that they
have opened Books for subscription to the Capital
Stock. of said Company. at the Office of the Fort
land Mutual Fire Insurance Company, at the
Merchants Exchange Room.
JOSEPH HOWARD.
EBEN STEELE.
A. X. SHURTLEFF
J. b. CARROLL.
VIM. CHASE.
FRA CARTER JR
j. Z, BROOKS.
ID. w. CLARK.
W. W. THOMAS.
Portland, March p, 1854,
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
JOHN IT. GILMAN. Editor,
10 published at No. s2i EXCHANGE STREET. by
N. A. FOsTER IL CO.

TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRRss is published at n 90
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Single copies three cents.
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Advertisements Inserted in the MAINE STATE
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r. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
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Removal.

he. LUDWIG has removed to No 90 High St.,
~ corner of Congress -
Portland, March II, 1864. mchl7 diff
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State Of Maine.
To Manufacturers,

fI,HE subscriber being in correspondence with an
Il Emigration Agent in Birmingham, England
twho has been in the business for long time, will
obtain through that Agency Artizans or workmen
of all classes with promptness and dispatch.
EDWARD SHAW
March g. 1854 II 02 Middle street, Portland.
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Deck Plank

OS0 Ma. Band 81 inch SEASONED WHITE
%co PINE DECK PLANK. for sale by
81 e. DYER,
APPS oim- No. 3 Central Wharf
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Wood, Palm Leaf and Honey.
Onl LOGS CEDAR.
OO1 l0l LOGS MAHOGANY
IL LOGS LANCE WOOD
63gS BUNDLES PALM LEAF
353 MATS.
TIERCES HONEY,
Cargo Bark Albion Lincoln. For sale by
H0PHNl EATON,
feb9 No. Central Wharf
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BOARD.

DLEASANT rooms and board at No. 70 Danforth
l. St. I'd door above Bracket st Call soon.
Also good stable for rent on the premises.
mch23 d3ws
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kNVE DOLLARS will be given for the detection
IL and conviction OF any person or person stesine
papers from the doors of our subsoflbors.
aseae rUki.lahkkn or the rknnp.
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HAS removed his residence to No. ~ Middle
II Street, corner OF Franklin street.
Once as heretofore. No. ll5 ErcAange Street, I'm
Mobiles Block. up stairs. Office hours from 10 10
A. NJ. from to 3. and from TO O'Clock r. M
DIR. N. will continue. in connection with general
practice, TO give special attention to DISEASES or
FRMALES a.aidff
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-01
The Resignation OF Secretary
Chase.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-A special to the
Commercial dated Washington; June 30,
says: -.
It is reported that Mr.. Chase did not Sc,
riously intend to resign, but that the Pres
ident accepted the tender of the Treasury
portfolio and appointed his successor. The
Secretary's friends say that he resigned be-
cause the internal revenue is not as large
as it shuuld be to meet the expenses of the
government, and that the finance commit
tees gave him no encouragement that it
would be increased.
Others declared that the Secretary in
sisted on the transfer of M. b. Field to the
place of Assistant Treasurer at New York
but that the President was persuaded to
nominate Gov. Morgan formerly Adjutant
General; that afterwards the President ren
ouested Mr.. Disco to withdraw his resigna>
rion. -t 10 Il, J..G ... 50 o.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-The request Of
the consideration of the nomination OF David
Tod, of Ohio, as Secretary Of TaeasurY in
place Of s. P. Chase, was that tie subject
was referred to the finance Committee OF
the Senate. s.l
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-01

PERsoNAI.-Our old friend Capt. W. D
Terry arrived in this city last evening, look
ing as we'll as ever. Since his last visit to
our city he has been out on the "war path,
and has seen much "scalps" taken. lie
was in Kansas looking after his mail line
and while there saw the bloody engage
mcnts between the whites and Indians,
near Fort Riley. The Captain took an ac-
tive part in the foray, aud upon his return
to Washington City was highly compli
mented by the Postofice Department for
the valuable services he rendered the Gov.
ernment in saving and carrying the mails
through from Leavenworth City t. Fort
Lowry.
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= "
MriGar6sld made q report from the Sc,
lect committee on the motion of Mr. Brooks
to,inyestigate the affairs Of the Treasury
Department which was ordered to be print
co. .vIDj8s5sG 9lctsd gFgs ,i.tst., -,
The Senate bill to facilitate trade on the
Red River of the North was passed. Il ]
/ On the motion of Mr. Stevens the follow,
ing resolution was adopted :,sr ,.s.-'i -
Resolved, That in. the opinion Of this
House the amendment assessing special
tax on incomes to pay bounties coutrayenes
the clause in the Constitution of the Units
ed States relative to originating means for
the support Of the Government, and Is an
infringement upon the prerogatiye of lhis
House. and that the bill be returned to the
Senate with this resolution. ,.sgo,- -
The Senate bin to establish bureau for
freedmen's affairs was referred to select
committee and ordered to be printed. Il
, The House passed the Senate bill anthorr
izing the Secretary Of the Navy to invest
the naval pension, flnd. = 40.
House passed the Senate bill, providing
for the efficiency of the navy. 7sz..igt
n The House took up the Senate bill es-
tabiishing the salaries of Postmasters, and
passed il.
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Losses ON Both Sides...FOreign
.-.i Loan.

q Nrw YORK, June 30.-The Commercial
states editorislly, on good authority, that
our total loss in Grants campaign, exclu-
sive Of cavalry and Hunters column, will not
exceed $1,000. The total loss since cross
ing the James river viii not exceed F,5Oo.
Only 34O0 wounded remained at headquar;
ters on the 9th AS to the rebel losses
the Richmond Enquirer Of the 69th, gave q
list of II, 100 wounded sent from Lees ar.
my, and 3,04O from Beauregards command.
This did not include those sent from the
Rapidan to Gordonsville, Charlottesville
Staunton, and other points: According to
their own accounts. they have lost up 10
the siege of Petersburg, % General officers
and 1900 prisoners now in our hands:
The Commercial states: Jay \Cooke q
Co. state that Chase had made the prelimi.
nary arrangements for the negotiation Of a
foreign loan of $l0O,O00,0OO, through the
house Of Hope 4 Go. at Amsterdam. Also
that he was in negotiation with foreign
bankers for considerable loan.
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NoRRIsTowN, PA.-Rev. Henry l.. Baugh
er, son of Rev II. L. Baugher, D. d., Pres
ident of Pennsylvania College, has received
and accepted call to the Evangelica
Lutheran Church of Norristown.
Mr. Bausher has labored with the creates,
acceptance and most gratifying evidences
of usefulness in Wheeling. The choice o
the congregation is a most happy one, anc
we predict that the new relation viii
abound in blessing to them, and to thei
young pastor--PhiIa. Lutheran.
We regret to be obliged to record Mr.
Baugher's departure from our city, as few
persons have accomplished as much good IN
as short space of time. By his earnest la'
bors, in connection with Mr.. Barnitz, and
his gentlemanly and christian "manners, he
has endeared himself, not only to the
Lutheran church. but to the entire com
munitv. We congratulate the people OF
Norristown on their good fortune in securing
Mr.. B,
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Donations to Supper Department, June so.
Caroline Dickey roll Butter, lot rolls,
George Evans Ham:
John A Maxwell. Valley Grove, rolls Butter;
Sponge Cake.
Michael o. Brien Chickens II
Mrs Niehos2 dozen eggs
l. Hargresves Pastry Brush.
Brosa Stager lot Of Butter.
Mrs G o Mendel leave. Of Bread; pans rolls
BIZ the B,acsers of Wheeling
Samuel Ochsenbeini large sheep, value % so;
Iohn Boeshar I roast Beef; John Medick d roast
Reef: David Dsnah roast Beef; Henry Rhsm !
roast Beef; Charles HeiIe roast Beef George
Bowers leg of Veal and roast Beef; John Mc6in'
men mind quarter Mutton, value 81 40; Jno Zosck-
ler jr side Veal piece and picked PORK; Charles
Letter leg muttoa and roast Beef; Schenk Hess
l roast Beef; NJ Seanlan roast Beef; @ W Pam
phrey roast Beef and l7 steaks. 30 - ..asg .-
Donations to Fancy Goods Department.
L Hobbs, Broekunier 20. assortment o'
beautiful Glassware value $500 bO.
W P McKelvey | Photographs Album. Vsoe
50 so
Btsntlinssr 4 Dairy lot Of Psriamsr'o V''a'
$40 CO. 81 - .a.r... - F-s3 u
Friends Of A Pollock in New York.,. =.
O Nora i case Psrfumsry; Gutter, Tower r 20
lot Of Fancy Goods, vsius S25 W
r n Genin. 81. ClairUiIls, II vDls insPoiesn
yalns sS I'M. s yols s. Genins works, vaiee - w
n n Petsrson 4 Bro Philadelphia, vols y
pouular authors, value 70 w M
: Mis- MaFy French ! lot vors'sd Asts = W;
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WAsaIKofoK, June 30-The effect oi
the action Of the Senate last night was to
ignore the House bill to regulate, and pro
vide for the enrolment and calling out the
national forces, and to substitute bill sim
liar to that lately passed by the Senate
with the additional, that the draft Is not tc
be for less than one, or more than three
years. The commutation clause in the en-
rolling act 10 repealed and provision made
for imposing special tax Of per cent on
,noome, to meet the expenses Of bounties.-
The action of the ewo Houses is not yet
definite.
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4ailpp Btgilster.
FRIDAY. JULY !, 1864
Local and State News.

TAE SANITARY FAIR.-The Sanitary Fail
buildings on the corner of Fourth and John
streets are just now the centre of attrac-
tiou. Yesterday the several halls were
visited by large number of people, and
the sales at the different booths far sur
passed those of the previous day. i5Gh
Up to yesterday morning two thousand
five hundred dollars had been taken in by
the Cashier.
In our review yesterday, we neglected to
notice the glass blower and glass cutter in
Manufacturers hall, the skating pond, and
tie fine bird cage offered for sale at the
booth of the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
The chief attraction, however, is at the
booths where the voting is to come off,
4 line sword is to be given to Gen. Kelley
or Gen Sigel, as the vote decides. An ex-
cellent sewing machine. valued at $3.50,
will be given to the pastors wife who shall
,eceive the largest number Of votes. A
tine piano will be given to the Female Sem
mary which receives the most votes. A
tine silver horn will be given to the Fire
Company which shall receive the largest
vote
The tableaux and concert will come of
in Concert Hall tonight. An entirely
new and attractive programme hss been ar,
ranged
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HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June. 30.

Mr.. Julien, of Ind, from the committee
on Public Lands, reported the Senate bill
which passed, regulating the disposal of
coal lands and town property on the public
domain. Passed. o a.'0i g.. .g8.i +
On motion Of Mr. Washburne, the House
took up and passed the Senate bill to aid in
the construction Of an intercolonial tele
graph with an amendment providing that il
shall not be lawful for the owners or officers
Of the said telegraph line to make any CON.
tract either directly or through any inter-
vening party or parties for the transmission
Of dispatches Of the newspapers or news.
paper associations. q : 90 @il 81,
The House concurred in the Senate,s
amendment to the bill assimilating the
rank Of -- officers in the navy. = 't1 .-
The bill heretofore reported for the con,
stxuction Of . new railroad between New
iofs and Warrington Was rscommitted Il
the Select COMMITTEES. 9'l- l =. - M M
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FEDERAL CoURT.-Jrdge j. j., Jackson
Presiding. In this Court yesterday, the
case of the g. S Is Russell & Fitzhugh was
taken up and argued at length. Mr.. Henry
Moore claims the exemption from contls'
cation of lien for about Sl5OO, which
was reserved by him by taking advantage
Of the STAY Law The point at issue is a.
20 whether the lien expired with the timt
for which the law was enacted: The case
was continued until next term Of Court.
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AN ONO CoNsCRIPT has been going
around the city for several days past en-
deavoring to get our, citizens to raise him
three hundred dollars. with which he can
paw his communication and get out of the
army into which he has SO Unexpectedly
found himself. The poor fellow has met
with but poor success, Is our people know
not how soon they may have to pay ioI
themselves
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GRANT CONFIDENT OF sUC.
,-ET1v.f.g CESS. .---

BALTIMORE, Jnne PA prominent Off,
Ger ofthe Christian Commission sends the
following note to the editors OF dhe Amer,
icsn:. s4sr ca .s- ca
lam Just from the front this msru;ne
Everything looks very we'll, and the troop,
are in fine spirits. You may be- assured d
this, - / have been in personal contact
with hundreds, both in reserve and in riAt
pits. l had IN interview with Grant On
MeadaJ evening. He 10 confident of ths
result. He ssys there can b but one 10
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THE PROPRIETOR of the Virginia House
has called upon us and requested us to deny
the statement made in this column yester
day that man had been robbed of $500
at that hotel. We obtained the item from
what We considered good authority and Of
course gave it credence. Since the presen
proprietor has had charge of the Virginia
no guest has ever lost anything at the
house,
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CHANGE OF TrME.-Since the opening o.
the Fair the managers Of the Hempdeld
Railroad have changed the hour for the de-
parture Of the train, and it does not leave
the depot until four o'clock in the after.
noon. This arrangementgives visitors to
the Fair one hour more of stay. A large
crowd comes down the road, every morn
ing ~
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From New OrIeans.ii

Tbs Hersld's correspondence, dated New
0rleAus, Juns 2lst says: 3hialinsh
The archives Of the State Of Louisians
have been found buried in the earth 'neal
Baton Rouge, and 1 portion has arrived il
New Orlsans. 3Ij l9.aa5oG mo-
a rebel order hes been issued from Rich
moud, prohibiting the burning of cotton
Il b 10 be seized and used to procure cloth.
ing for the soldiers and munitions of war
Three hundred and fifty of our officers
and men, captured at Sabine cross reads
and Pleasant Hill, have arrived on parole
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cARIis,s B AREA nrrrEaa44 !. LISTERS received in
this, city yesterday. atste that the Battery
hsdlrsashed Gsuley Badge I
P. S.-We learn that the First Virginia,
and the wholeof Huntst's forces havaturn,
ed up sGsnlsy Bridge.
1t is said the command ran out Of am
munition, and as they expected Q superior
force to attack them, they gave way and
took the back track. Tgs
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DIARRHGA AND DYsENrERY.-We have
examined great number Of lettsrs from
some of the most prominent citizens of
Cincinnati and Covington, &C., speaking In
the highest terms Of DR.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure of Diafbea
and Dysentry. The lettsrs are TOO long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covingtons says
he was pronounced incuroble by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR..
Stricklands Anti Oholers Mixture s0eeeed
q permanent cure after suffering foe months
with the worst form Of Diarrhes and Dys.
entry. ,..,,.-....., d&wlyTu&f
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SHIRTS SHIRTS !! SH1RTs!! "A full as
sortment of French and Anne rican cassi'
mere and flannel army shirts of various
styles and prices. Also Is dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six fol
Sl2, SIS, $lS, S2l and $24. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, of su
perior work and unequalled in quality fol
the prices. j. T. LAKIN,
No. 1O2 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
mh29 6m
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New YORK, June 3O.-The Times Wash.
ington dispatch says
The conference on the Pacific railroad
will be able to agree.
The finance committee of both Houses
doubt if any new supplementary tax bill
could pass ct this late day. '
The committee decided to day to strike
out the 60 days notice in the enrolment
bill, and il adhered to will defeat the meas
ure, as the House will not sgrse. -.'
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EVENIN0 SESSION.

The bill under discussion before the re>
cess, to amend the act providing for the
sale of public lands was passed. ~.
Several private bills were reconsidered
and passed. "15 b -.'..
Mr.. Characterization to take up the bill
to regulate csnuasrce among the several
States was lost. -