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CONGRESSIONAL PROoEEDFNos.
WARRINGTON, December 13
By the Ne,o Koyk associated Press.
Senate,

WARRINGTON, December 49,
By the Neto York associated Press.
Senate.
MIR. Chandler lMichiganl from the Committee on
Commerce. reported the JOINT resolution to amend
the LIN section OF bill for the protection of the
stsemSoas TO osrrS ,S 30 ss 20 eGw
them as required by that act, in fire PROOF safes.
Reso three time and passed
Mr. Yates (til introduced a bill to provide for
the publication of the amendment to the Conshtu-
ton OF the United States Referred to the Commit
MIR. Howe (WIs.) offered q resolution, which was
adopted. instructing the CC mmittee on tubIIo
the Report of tue Commissioners of the La nd OioS
for the year ending June 1866, different foreign
~ or az rne taIls Ex Dositlon;
aart for the consideration of bills to admit Nebraska
and Colorado, but subsequently withdrew the
motion, and gave notice tina he should call up tho
Mr.. Sherman (ohiol introduced a resolution call.
ing upon the Secretary OF tine Treasury for tue
names OF the Nationa! Banks that have not complied
with the prov isions OF law requiring them to Keep
reserve tund on hand. AdOp cd.
The District suffrage bill was taken up. The
question was on Mr. DIxon's amendment 10 attach
a qualidcano of read ng and writing to the name
OF the voter.
Mr. Cowan tPa) opposed the amendment.
MT. Foster tConn.) spoke IN favor OF 1t.
House of Representatives.
Dir. Miller (Pa.) introduced bill to provide tor
the app intment OF ASSESSOR and co ectors OF Inter
nal revenue throughout the United States Relerrod
TO the Committee on WAYS and Means
Mr.. Donnelly m nm. Introduced bill to reorean.
ize the Department of Agriculture Referred to tho
Committee on Aprcu ture.
civil goyeinment in the state of North Carolina.
Ret; M rrea % to the Co%mittse on on Territories.
which vas ag eed 10 author zing the Committee on
Public Expenditures to hold session in the oty of
New York and also to meet during the sittings of
Mr. Lawrence tPa.l introduced bill to repeal ths
approved Jrly 2S, 1856. Referred to Committee on
Nars and Means.
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Masonic Statistics 1t is estimated there are
at present about l,26O, 600 Free and Accepted
OF this number some 10000 are in England,
lOO,O 900 in Scotland, and $4,000 are in Ireland.
There are about 6000 900 on the continent of
in other parts of the world. In England there
are two or three thousand persons initiated
every year.
Mass Meetings s-In consequence says the
South London Press of conversation between
Lord Derby and the Earl of Shaftesbury at the
close of the last session, memorials to the
Premier praying for the erection of large COW
cred places OF assembly for public purposes in
each quarter OF London, are now in course OF
signature.
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REsCUING A PEIsoNER.-So frequent of
late have attempts been made to resist officers
in the execution of their duties, that 1t is almost
a sCereotyped narrative in the daily journals.
The case we make note Of to-day does not differ
essentially from those that appear IN the papers
day after day, and will continue to do so until
James c. Valley, who keeps an eating and
drinking saloon in Eighth street, above SAMSON,
engaged with others, it is said, in resisting an
arrest made by Officer Reeder last Tuesday after
noon.
After the officer had made the arrest, a crowd
gathered around, and forced him and his pri-
soner into the barroom, and there succeeded in
getting his prisoner separated. During the dis
Reeder, and the latter took him into custody,
and succeeded in conveying him 10 Alderman
HuIley's office. After hearing the facts in the
case, the Alderman held him in $500 bail to
answer for assisting the prisoner to escape.
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mrs. ALICE b. WHIPPLE, Nk OF the Rev. Mr..
WhIpple, Secretary OF the AGScS3rican Missionary
Association, testified in her examination before the
Commissioner OF Patents as tollOws:-
Q, Are you acquainted with Sewing Machines for
family use, how long have you been so acquan ted,
and what ,s the nature and extent OF your acquaint
aDce with theme
A. Yes; tor the last nine or ten years have eX-
amined various machines and have seen them in
use, and have for the last nine years used machine
in my own family.
O. AS the result of your observation and expe-
renee what machine do you think best as general
family instrument?
A. Ihe Grover & Baker, decidedly.
Q. state the reasons, such of them as occur to
YOU, for this OPINION.
A. l think the stitch is a Stronger stitch than that
of any otner machine have d., and Il seems
10 me much more simple IN its management than
other machines One great advantage is the ease
Win which the seam Is ripped when necessary to
do So and 1 think the work, by an Inexpenenced
per. on on Grover & Baker Machine is better
than the work OF such person on any her mac nine.
1t requires more ssll to work other hlnes Than
the Grover & Baker
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The Defense OF GeneraI sedgyyick.

BIZ the Aew York associated Press,
NEW ORLEANS Decemter IL General 6edgwiok
pleads that he acted meIey under the private gone
ra instructions OF his superior officer in hia move
me mt against MatamOras and he therefore does not
feel that he guilty of either acts OF indiscr tOn
any other act not becoming tonan officer in hi4
position.
is currently reported that General Sheridan Is
dsa osed 10 shilld General SedGWIek.
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The Georgia Legislature.

Bythe United States associated Press.
Nil LKDGEvILLE, Ca December I2-The House
has passed the Senate School BILL to 90 INTO opers-
tion In 1865
Ihe Senate has defeated Buffers memorial t.
Congress.
The Governor vetoed the bill incorporating the
Airline Road, and also the Stay Law.
The Senate passed bill to tax National Banks
and insurance companies one-hal of one per cent,
and foreign insurance companies two per cent.
1he House defeated the Bankrupt bill.
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A FAIR Is NOW being held at the south
west corner of Ninth and Spring Garden streets
for the sale of useful and fancy articles, In aid
of the Central Presbyterian Church, Northern
Liberties. This time honored church seems to
have outlived its congregation in its present
location, Coates street, below Fourth, and this
Fair is being held with view 10 the erection of
another edidce in a location that will be more
central to it's present congregation. The collec
varied, embracing many suited for Christmas
gifts We bespeak for them liberal encour.
agement,
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Now Is THE lime TO buy

Prices of Clothing can be no lower. We are daily
RECEIVING fresh goods purchased at much less than
cost and have reduced al goods on hand to propor.
tonate prices. We have oy far the largest and Oest
stock of
MEMS, YOUTHS AND RoYs' CLOTHING
In this city, which We are selling IN large amounts
daily.
HALFWAY BETWEEN ( BENNETT & Co.,
FIFTH AND I TOWER HALL
SIxTH SITS. l6ls MARKET STREET.
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Canadian Affairs,

BI the Nel0 York associated Press.
MONTREAL, December 13.-William ID Edsail %
Co. who Iately disappeared from Boston leaTing
nCayy liabilities turned mp here at the ST. Lawrence
Hotel with a large quantity OF jewelrV, noiev.
10 Ihelr creditors followed. and procured writ
Of attachment but yet the SherIf has beo =
unabe TO seize the property.
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FAST DRIVING.-Two men, named Lewis
Rose and Isaiah Drapers, both colOred, were
Yesterday afternoon before Alderman Jones for
reckless driving. They drove huckster cart
ever an old gentleman at the corner of Eighth
and Race streets, injuring him slightly. Officer
James Cameron saw the affair aud made the
arrest. Thev were each held in $500 bail.
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WE HAvE-.SAS .sssAs&ssGS22a s:ss sA -. .s,ss
OVeTc0ats from. SZOUO 10 $I6OO
"Glengary" OvercOats NEW sye). 1900 to 1900
Fashionable Full suit tal WOOL. .....3000 to 5000
NeetS 0OU TO
~ Our Goods are equa in style ana workman
ship to the best customer 1Oork IN the city.
The Public are invited to 5call and examine the
new style 'Glengary," OF which we are making
now o handsome assortment.
~, CHARLES STOKES & Co.,
First.class Ready made Clothing House,
No. 824 Chestnut street, under the Continental
HOTEL"
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The Fyeedmen,s Bu, eau I'm Texas.

R,, me Un,ted states associated Press.
OS HIVEsToN, December 12--General Doubleday
he In es acting as Assistant Commissioner OF the
= Tet Gmen's Bureau for this State, Colonel Ellis
emoyal being personal. Colonel LsthroP has oseT
npolnted in his place.
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APPRoPRIATING MoNGY d oseph Cannon,
living at No. 2lI8 Tower street, was arrested
this morning on q warrant issued on the oath ot
John Martin, who charges Cannon with collect
ing bills in his name AMI approprating the
money to his own use. He had no authority to
collect the bills for Martin, who keeps a game
cellar on Market street. He was taken before
Alderman Jones' who held him in $500 bail to
answer.
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LEAVING STORES, ETC., ,OPEN.-Complaint

LEAVING STORES, ETC., ,OPEN.-Complaint
is frequently made OF the persistent careessuess
Of stOrekeepers and housekeepers, IN leaving
their places open after retiring. Besides being
an incentive to robbery, and a loss to them
selves, it endangers the property of those adj
operations of incendiaries. There were quite a
number of places found open last nigh in the
Fifth District alone. A large shoe store, No.
morning and building at Broad and Walnut
street, where there is fair going on, was also
found open. There were number of others
When will the people learn to take care of their
own property?
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The French +. OOPS in Mexico.

By the United States associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 13 The steamers Con.
coTdia and CdSSdndrG have sailed Vera Graz,
transport the French troops to Brest I, France.
Don AuPustin Yturbide, son of Yturbids OF
Hexico died at the Clarendon Hotel on Ehue day
evening.
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BAILEY & CO.'S sae OI Bronzes, otatuary, Clocks
etc was commenced tins morning at Scott's Art
GALLERY No. 1920 Cnesnut street.. The audience was
immense and the bId1Ing spirited. We understand
il he the intention OF Mr.. Scott continue the sale
this evening, ct u O'CLOCK in order to give those
chance who's o business pursuits prevent them from
attending in the DAYTIME.
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OWNER WANTED

OWNER WANTED.-An owner is wanted
for Eve or six soldiers overcoats and one horse
blanket which are supposed to have been stolen.
The owner can recover them by applying to Lieu
tenant Connolly, at the Fifth District Station
House. The above were taken from a negro
who was arrested and committed several DAYS
ago on charge OF larceny.
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M MARRItiID-

CAREY-GRIFFIN.-O the h instant by the Rev.
Father DI Nj aria OF st JOseph's church Mr., DENNIS
CAREY to Miss CArHARlNE GRIFFIN, both of this
civ. q sssy8- - ra19-s - - -. -.
sTORRIS-W the I'd instant, at st Stephen )
church, by Rev. Father Hopkins, RN ARD f. NOR
Ris 10 Miss MARY WRAY, both OF this city.
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Trn,ted States Bonds in FRANKFORT.

8y he Neso York Assooieted Press.
i oNDoR, December 13-Noon. n.-Teegrams from
IN ,terdam and Frankfort, OF this mornings 4 0,
eTt ri a quiet feeling IN United states bonds, and
MI "a as rather weak. In the latter oItY, 76t
d ior the issue OF 1852, and 764 was asked.
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FIFTH EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER.
Commercial AdVlces by the SCUBA"

NEW YORK. December 13. - The steamship
Cubo has arrived, with Liverpool advices Of
December 2.
LIVERPOOL, December l-Evening.-The Cot.
ton Brokers' Circular reports the sales for the
week at $4,000 bales. The market opened
hrmer but closed quiet, at decline or I'd,
talr and mlddling qualities have declined
most. OF the above sales, spectators took
1900 bales and exporters 1900. The sales yes
terday we're 10000 bales, the market closing
steady. Spectators and expcTters took 5000
bnles.
The following are the authorized quotations:
Fair. Niddngs.
Orleans 16d. 144d.
Uplands 154d. lad.
Mobiles l54d. lad.
TIE stock of Cotton in port is estimated at
The Manchester Market is irregular and de-
eining.
LONDON, December 1.-The bullion in the
Bank of England has increased f422,5OO.
ELBvBN VARIETIES OF TOOL-OHESTS,
~ Patent ngnoles containing sets Of Miniature Tools,
end VARIETY OF Bows Too separate pieces; also,
Boys Turning Lathes and Work Benches, for sale BY
No 1856 csisnt Tn,rty-ave, MA BSET ST. be'os Ninth.
ENUR MACE SCOOPS AND RAKERs, ISM
glass and Mica for stove doors Sheet Zinc cut in
cel and otaer Stove PO ishos; segtes shoyes Tongs
Mo- ss ElsS E st. below Sntb
ENTFTY-THREE STYLES OF SKATES. WITH
u very tul range of sizes that Almost any one
should be suited; sEae Straps Skaters Ghrlets Heel
No $50 Eight lhirty-nve MARX CT st below Ninth.
SKATING PARKS.
{ CENTRAL SKATING PARK,
FIFTEENTH AND. WALLACE STREETS.
The Skating Season at the Central Park will open
TO-DAY, AT p NJ.
THE sATERLEE BAND WILL BE PRES ENT,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING. cit
O K A Il NGl SK AT N G !
- WFsT PHILADELPHIA SKATING kRK,I
THIR rY FIRS L and WALNUT Streets -
ICE IN splendid COSDITIOS - PERFE CITY
Park open until 10 o'coc night Fine Band Of Music.
season Ticket 50. single Admission rs cents.
Access TO the Park (by u few minutes rdeI by the
Mas ct Street Chesnu AMI Walut streets, Spruce and
| Pine streets, and Sehuylklll Railwa, s. it,
nPENING. HARRISON (OPENING.
~ jSKArING PARK
will be opened for The drst time FRIDAY (To m or
Iow) MORNING., ats o'c ock The Ice IS strong and
MrsIC AFTERNOON AND EVENING The Filth
and Sixth. Union aud Seconl and rh rd 5trsetI line
the Park on Bsrks street., near Ssconi ev
Jew minutes Season ickets, 50 Childreu's season
cents tlt.I j HoFfMAS Suoerintendent
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ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY's FIRST
PREMIUM LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. In
parab tn best for family use. Highest Pre-
NUNS iold Meda). Fair Maryland Institute. Ntw
York AVID Pennsylvania State FAIRS, 1876 NO 9z5
Chesnut stleet
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SLIGHT FIRE.-About a quarter past
O'Clock last evening an alarm OF fire was. raised,
store of Frederick Moss. at the northwest cor
ner of Green and Franklin streets. The amount
OF damage was but trihine, as the ila mes were
put out before gaining much headway. As yet
the cause OF the tire is unknown.
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Books ron THE HoLIDAIsS-tno cheapest place
in Philadelphia to buy all kinds OF Christmas Books,
rom u planes toy book to the most bean tul and
o$penslYe annual, IS o. I u Peterson & Brothers
Book store NO. BOG Cbesnut street Their stock OF
standard A62erloa9 Works Children's Books, Iilus.
the works of Charles Dickens. Wavefly Novels,
Mrs. SOuthworth's Works Mrs. Hsuts's Works,
Mrs Ann Stephens Works SCOTS Com0lete
works CooTer's, Iryne's, Cook Bo0Is, etc and in
fact thing in the book hne is larger than can
be found anywhere else. al of which they are now
seing at retail ut very low rates. We advise all tn
before purchasing esetrh- no - 49,
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CARAMELs CARAMELs -CARAMELs. .-George
W. Jenkins has as foe an assortment of Caramels
OF oil flavors as can be had anywhere.
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T0E,,0TH EDITION
uDo,, --.a-.. TON THIS p, VI.
[sPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EyRN neoembar II
WARRINGTON.

The Case of surratt. made q
The report that offers OF pardon will NJ true
Sprratt n he testify against others s h0t NrI
Whatever statements he makes must be vofruN>
on his part, and with the understanding that tsao.
Will not save lie neck.
Respitcd.
The Governor of Maryland has respited the negro
William Jones who was to be hung Tomorrow at
Upper Marlborough for RATE on a wnte Woml an
prostitute
QuaISers Leaving Tire South.
n, ABOUT one hundred emgrants from North Caro-
Una 10 Ins west passed through here Yesterday on
t tneIr way 70 lnolana They are mostly Quakers,
WHO nave iounu thor position worry un npeasant in
not los than two Thousand whites have em,Srsted
from Randolph. Dov dson, Guilforu, and AIamancs
counties, North Carolina to the West
The New Orleans COmmsttee
The Committee to ihvestigate the New Oreaus
riots are examining wint sses at the CapI oil, and
Rave rece ved the testimony OF Judge Hester, Mr.
DuiaDt Mr.. Weed and athoses rev Or.
Sergeant-at- Arms OF the House, ana Mr. Francis ri
Smith, official stenoRrapher OF tho House.
The New States.
The bills for the admission OF Nebraska and Colo
rad0 VIII be called up to-noTro the Senate and
pressed TO an early vote.
Combinations Desired-Casso of GEN Dix
To The Neto York Associated Press
Ihe PRESIDENT has sent to the Senate for confma-
ton Iaree nun or of the appointments made by
him curing the late recess These include the aa.
polntment OF General DIX as Minister to France
As the senate mas not, as late noon to-day, had
an executive session since its meeting on The frst
MONDAY ofDecember, the report that the appoint.
ment of this gentem has been confirmed is
therefore, eTrOneOuJ.
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LADIES GO TO q. BYRON MORSE 6 Co, No. 9o2
and 94 Az ch street. for your Fried Oysters, Chicken
Salad, Coffee and " offleS.
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csers5gGsf5 HAINE5 BROS PIANOS. c-Es5aesT1
FVEV SModerate III price, ana Us durable z YBi
as any piano made -
Gould, Seventh and 1hcsnrt Streets.
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HOW HAPPY wgulo the cir have ben, 9
Who used to stitch and weave and )iB,
II, IN their day, they could have seen
The Leauties OF the Florence.
The most perfect, the most Thhah'N. tharefnra tht
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cssS5e=1 GEO STkoK s. Co.'s PIANOS, C-f.ese:-.ezIS
E9Fs9 At Gould's, EVBYEb
Seventh and Chestnut Streets.
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CANDIBD FRUIrs, clieiu,iy aud Gastetully pre-.
pared, comprising many varieties, constantly on
hand at +. u. Whitman, No 3lY Chssnut street.
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FIFTY VARIETIES OF CAKES fresh daily,
Morse & Co.'S, Nos 9O2 and 9Ol Arch street.
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PARENTS, give your adult clldren, children,
give your parents treat by giving your photo
graph as a Christmas gift Resort 10 b. F, Reimer's
Gallery, No. ga Arch street.
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PAINTING has given ia the "Heart of the A des,"
but the perfume of their T. len wales wanting in
the picture. That can only bo realized here in the
perfume of Phalon's "Nght.Bl coming Cereus'
urepnred from their most fragrant hJwers.-Ahtd-
b,,l1 IeIeordDh
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HOW HAPPY is the household where
lndustr1 JUS habits hanish care;
Where all the clothes the children wear
Are made uDon che Florence
The very best sewing machine in the world,
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COLD SEEMS A SMALL AFBAIH.-M5st people
neglect It Who miudsIt Yet Cold may turn to
Consumption and th'n follows almost c3rtalu
death. Iake Cod IN time then, that IS, take d..
ID. Jayne's ExDcctorant the well known standard
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Cons ImptiOn, Asthma.
Bronchitis, and tl Pulmonary Com 1liints, and
your Cod will disappear as vel as all apprn.
hension OF danger Prepared onlg at No. 2i2
Cbpsnut 81
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No MATTER whether poor or rich,
Your fingers were lot made 10 sItch,
When you can buv q Florence which
VIII cost soiittle money.
No family can afford TO be without Florence
I he best sewing Machine In the world. -sAs
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Dec. IS
ReDorted bv De Haven Bro, No. 20 y. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS s.. "a

S2OO u 8 7-8Os w. lw
100 sh keRdlDg, g,un W
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>-a-rzJn=55 sAlAsoN & HAMLIN's c-k.:sz.2esE
1900 CabineG organs oniv at S{HYES
j L, Gould's seventh and Che'nu5 Strees.
Daily national Republican., 1866-02-14
CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Senators.

SENATORS.
Alcorn, J. L., Mississippi, Metropolitan Hotel
Anthony. Henry b., 4. l., 2os street, between
18th and 18th.
Brown, B. Gr.tr, Missouri, cor. Pa a-sv. and Sd.
Baxter, l., ArkAnsas. -
BuckaIew, 'ChAs. r., Pa. No 20 soatb A st.
- Chsndler, Zachariah, Mich. National Hotel.
CLARK, Daniel, New Hampshire, No. 800 4th st.
Conness, John, Cal, as 18th st., bet. = and ?.
Cowan, Edgar, Pa. Mrs. Cartsr's, No. 4 North
Cragin, Aaron H., N. H, National Hotel.
Creswell, John A. J., Md, National Hotel.
DoOllttls, J. r., Wisconsin, Z North A street.
Dixon, James, Coma, All New York avenue.
Davis, Garrett, Kentucky.
Foote, solomon, VT, Mrs. Carter's, 4 North A
street.
Pssssndsn, WIN. p, Maine, All p street.
Foster. L: Y. g.. Connecticut, willards'.
Fowler, J. g.. LoaisiauG.
Grimes, J. W, Iowa, 29S II street.
Guthrie, James, Kentucky, No. 800 Vermont av.
Harris, Ira, N. Y. corner 10th and y streets
Howe, Timothy o, Wis, sSs MY. sy, between
HoustoS, George g., Alabama
johnson, Reyerdy, Nd, al Vermont .Hyenue.
Lane, James n, Kansas, ssaton Hoass.
Lane, Henry g., Ind, 39l c st., bet. Sd and ~.
Morgan, 3. D New York, cor. 18th and st.
heDougall; James H., California, l76 q street,
morrill,, Lot NJ Mains Washington House.
Nesmith, James ", Oregon, 22l Pa. avenue,
between 18th and 18th. '''.
Norton, Daniel s., MINI, Crutchett's, corner
ID and 9th SITS
Nye, James W, Nevada, No. 1853 q ST., bet. 18th
and 18th.
Poland, Luke P, Vermont. No. 4 North A ST.,
Capitol Hill.
Pomeroy, Samuel c., Kansas, s22 I street, be-
tween lIth and l5th.
Riddle, George H., Delaware, OF 9Th ST., bet
| d and Z.
| Ramsey, Alexander, Minnesota. uNatioal.
| salisbury, W., Delaware, No. 46j 9Th 1t,
| Sherman, John, Onto, No. Sl2 X st., bet, 18Th
and 18th.
Sumner, Charles, Mass, corner lath and sts
| sprsgue, VIM. L. l., NE. cor 9th and T.
Stewart, WIN. N. Nevada, $40 N J. avenue.
Stockton, Robert p, N. J., WiIlArd's Hotel.
Frumbull, Lyman, Illinois, 466 18th st., bet.
and H.
| Wade, Bsujsmin p, Ohio, No s Az street.
| Willia ms, GsJrEs H., Oregon, SOS Y street
| Wright, William, N. J, cor. 9Th and d ats.
| Wilson, Henri" Mass, Washington House.
Wiley, W. Vest Virginia, cor. Sd st. an(
| Louisiana ave.
Yates, Riehar. j., 42R st, bet. 9th and 10th.
| CANDIDATES RoR ADMISSION.
| Cutler, X. K, Louisiana.
| Hahn, Michael, Louisiana, ,WillATd's.
segar, Joseph, Va, Ebbitt House.
| BhaTkey, WIN. L. Mas
| Smith, Chas., La.
SNOW. WIN. b Ark. ...
| Representatives.
| Alley, John B., MAssAehusstts, Ebbitt Houss
! IusSsA, sydsnhAH ?, Pa, Nv Y e'Ess' la II