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FINAN CIAL.

Lewis johnson & Co., quote Stocks and
E3nds In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, July 20-First Board-U. s 6's,
1881, coupon, l1Oa; 60. registered, -; do.
5.20's. coupon, H.; do. registered, -; do.
Certificates -; do. $50. new issue, -; do.
7.3U's. l07I; 104Os regist'd,-; coupon, 1G2 e;
Pacific Mail, 1ih: Atlantic Mail, TX: Canton
Maripoea, lUk: prefd, -; N. y. Central, lO6 Z g,
Erie Railway, 70,i; preferred. -; Hudson
River Railroad. ISL; Reading r. E., lui .;
Michigan Central, no; Michigan Sodthern,
19s: Illinois Central R r., 1874; Cleveland
ano Pittsburg, 93% Nortnwestern. As; DO.
preferred. 70A: Cleveland and Toledo, 100:
Rock Island, 100; Fort Wayne, l0a4; w.
Union, -
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IHE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
Tor sale, and in wrappers. ready for the mails.
containing Full Repor, of the Surrat,
TRIAL; the Willard Hotel Robbery; the
Proceedings OF Congress; the Supple
mentary Reconstruction Bills; Council pro-
ceedlngs; Movements of the working peo-
pie; Useful Items Of Domestic Economy; HUI
morous Sketches. with Domestic, Military.
naval, Departmental. and Local News: Agri.
cultural and Housekeeping MISCELLANY: and
the latest TeIegraphi DISPATCHES
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
fBy Gable to the Associated Press !

4IospoN July ON oon.-To day being
holiday no.hipg was done in stocks,
LIyERrooL, July a-NOor-Oottou firm
and unchanged. Sales OF Is. 600 bales,
Kreadstafs Qniet. Uorn 35s Cd There are
no other changes.
ANTWERP, July 20--Noon.-Petroleum t2L
francs.
GLASGOW, July 20-Noon.-The steamer st.
David from z uebec arrived to-day.
IoNpON, July 0-Ncon.-The tories IN the
House of LORDS sustain the Derby reform bill,
Fart Grey opposes IL
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LAND PATENTs.-Commission Wilson, 0
the General Land Office, has just submi,ted to
the President OF the United States for his sig
nature. four patents (Nos. :, 3, and 81 in favor
OF the State of California, embracing upwards
Of 134 500 acres, nuring to that State AS swamp
and overlooked lands, pursuant to the grant
by act of Congress.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK July so.-Flour market dull and
common, grades drooptnf; receipts, 1850 Dds.
Wheat market shade inner; receipts, |" ,52i
bushels Corn market lag cts lower; receipts
a6s, 453 bushels. Rye 10 quiet. Oats qutet Pork
steady; new mess, S2s.95a'23. Lard quiet at
l2al3h Whiskey dull. Barley nominal. Peas
nominal. Cotton quiet and steady at 26ha 2'
cts for Middlinp Uplands. Spirits Turpenttne
quiet at Sc CITE. Rosin steady at S3.62 \ as. 20
TOR rammnn
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PIANOSll PIANOS,.
~ AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH.

AN UNPREcEDENTED TRIUMPH
CABLE DISPATCH. PARIS EXPOSITION, July |, lSa
STEINwAY Sons. of New York.
have been awarded by the Supreme Jury of the Elk
position The + lRsr GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT for the
Highest degree u protection Grand square and up
r.ght Pianos and the most rdtnabie intentions,
Motcing the greatest progress an the construction OF
PtnHo.torttS. ruth the strongest Endorsement Of The
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL JURY.
In addition to the above, Steinway Sons have
received the following cable dispatch:
PARIS, July 4.
The great Societe des Beanx Arts, OF Paris. have,
after a careful examination of all the musical in
strnments exhibited at the Paris Exposition
awarded to STEINwAY Sons, of New York, thar
and aoretiy Of construction ~ Pianos
W. q. METXER0TT co.
Jy l0-1m Agents for Washington. d. e..
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THE WHITE HoUsE-A large number of
visitors were al the Executive Mars, to-
day, many OF whom had an interview with
the Presidenr Secretary Browning, Attorney
General Stanbury, and Postmaster General
Randall, had interviews with the Executive
this morning
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CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
Amongst he nominations acted upon in
executive session, this afternoon, were the
following
CONFIRMED.
Jail Warden.-Wm. II. Huestis, Washing
L. s. Consuls.-Elisha Lee. OF Conn at
Guyaquil; A: Lacombe, Puerto Cobsllo; M.
]. Gonzales, Martinique.
Collector Internal Revenue.-O. J. verriIl
27th district n. Y.
Associate Justice OF Supreme Court of New
Mexlco-Perry E. Brocchus.
Assessor Internal Revenue-Henry L. Bry-
ant. 9th district Illinois.
Collector Customs.-Denard Rumley, Will
mington, n. &.
PostmAs ters.-Michael Dunn. Fort Leaven-
worth. Kansas: E. Bellinger, Gonzales, Texas
S. b Morgan, New Mariden, Texas; Orpheus
NJ Beebe, Cwasso, Mich.
Register of Land Once S. s. Fem, Lewis
ton. Idaho Territory; N. H. Curing. Fair Play,
Colorado Territory.
Receiver OF Public Moneys Richard Hur-
ley, Lewiston, Idaho Terri ory.
Commissioner on part OF United States I'M
der treaty with FeneZuela.-David M. Tall
madge.
Medical Purveyor U. S. A.-Surgeon ] H.
Baxter, with rank Of lieutenant colonel.
Minister to Batavia-John Netherlaad. Ten
U. S. Consuls-Benj. Trip, Jr. Mass; San
tiago. Cape Verde Islands Stephen Higgin-
son. Jr., Mass; Batavia. J. Mcleod Murphy
Iobasoo. Rufus Meade, Vermont San uan
del Sur.
REJECTED.
Receiver Public Money.-James Luttrell,
Fair Play, Colorado.
Assessor Internal Revenue.-David S Ham.
mond. 1Gih district Pennsylvania.
Consult. Scott Stewart, Pennsylvania,
at Osaca Japan.
1t is understood that the following nomina.
tons were referred to committees, and conse-
quently 60 over until the next session:
Horace Greeley, of New York, to be Minis.
ter to Vienna: T.. q. LOOMS, of Mich, Minis
ter to Hayti; Join A. McClernard, of Illinois.
Minister to Mexico: Horace Capron, of Ill.,
nois. to be Commissioner OF Agriculture; Mar
Gus Ouenburg, to be Secretary of Legation to
Mexico.
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uRAY DRESS GOODS FOR SUITS, at %. 80,
80. 40, so, 90, % cents, and 81 per yard
Goods for TRAVELLING DRESSES, from rs
cents to 8 % per yard.
: BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS from 81 5Oto So
SMALL CHECK SILKS, at 81 and 81 % rer
yard
PLAID AND FIGURED FOULARD SILKS
at 7Jcents.
Fine Printed ORGANIZES, at 81 and 80 cents
Paris Printed PERCALES. at 81 and 80 cents.
Fine ENGLISH and FRENCH LAWNS, at %
and 30 cents. #. .... ...
PARIS BRoCHE GRENADINES, at 81. so, 60
cents and s 1 per yard. t.e.e
MoZAMBIQUES and POPLINs, at %, 80. IS,
40, aud so cents.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS from 81 cents to
$3.50 per yard.
FINE AMERICAN PRINTS at IL. Is. 10, and
90 cents
1--WE desire to close out our stock as soon al
possible. The styles of our DRESS GOODS arc
quite new and cannot be excelied in this market
The prices named above are EXTREMELY Low
for tile quality of the goods
JOS. J. MAY l. co,
3OS Pennsylvania avenue,
j. lg-2tll between 9th and 10th SITS.
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THE RECEPTION OF THE MESSAGE.

III Of The MEooAbE-
We Announced yesterday the passage ~ tAe
House OF the Explanatory Reconszuctioa Bin
over the veto Of the Presideat. 1t was subse-
q uen1y paased by the Senate By . vote OF yeas
~, nays 6. The reading ofthe message caused
q good cal of feeling In both Houses. In the
Senate, Mr.. Trumbuil briefly Characterised Il
as extraordinary In its statements and IN
sound IN argument and the vote was then
taken. In the House the reading Of the mes
sage was followed by an earnest debate.
Messrs. Boutwell, and Butler, Of Massachu.
sets, and Williams OF Pennsylvania. de-
nounced it as showing the openly avowed in-
tention OF the President to set al defiance any
laws which Congress might pass oppose to
his views, and urged the necessity Of the
House al once tsk,ng decided action on the I'm
p achment question General Butler, very
tore, bly, revie wed the Presidents argument
and the statements on which 1t was unded.
Mr.. Stevens concurred with the views OF
these gentlemen on the subject of impeach.
ment, bat said that after the vote in the House
the other day he had made some investiga-
tionF, and he was convinced that II was USE
less TO press the matter. There were secret
influences at work which had surrounded the
Write House with an i'm penetrable panoply.
There were enough men N tue House to pre-
vent an Impeachment, and enough in the Sen
ate to prevent q conviction. Mr.. Wilson
Chairman Of the Judiciary Committee, de-
Tended the action Of the committee in relation
to The impeachment question, and after some
replies from the Democratic side the House
voted and passed the bill over the veto. The
President also sent in q message vetoing the
bill making an additional appropriation for
meeting the expenses of reconstruction, and it
was passed in both Houses over his objections
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ADJOURNMENT OF CoSGREss,-The Senate
by a vote Of IL to II this afternoon concurred
in the report OF the conference committee for
an adjournment ata4 p. m. until Novembe
2lst So the two Houses stand adjourned to
that time
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FOR SALE-One six year old HORSE; fine Sad
die and Carriage Horse. Apply AT b. SANDS
Livery stable. opposite Franklin Square, betwee n
18th and lAth, and and SITS, Chain House alley
jy .02t'
E0R SALE-A DOG WAGON made by Brewster
L Baldwin, Of New York. Something very fine
Can be seen at Carriage Repository Of j. Nj
YOUNG. JR., X BRO, 4O3 Pa. avcnus> near q !,
t,-DDg
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~ Shlliington, Odeen Building, sends us
Godey's Lddy's BOOK for August,
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~CHICkE RING & SONS

%CHICkERlNG & SONS
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
Al THE
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS
In addition to
THE GRAND colo MEDAL OF HONOR
The Emperor Napoleon, in person.
accomp MED the presentation with the
decoration of
THE CROSS WITH THE LEGION OF HONOR
thereby cOn-errirg to the
CHI lex ERING MEDAL
the only Obstruction over the four other media Is
awarded .or Piano fortcs. all of which were exact
~ alike and of equal value, and thereby confirmin
the unanimous award of the
THREE JURlES AND THE IMPERIAL COM
MISSION PLACING THE
CHICkERING PIANO
AT THE HEAD OF ALL OTHERS
Sole AeerCy, JOHN j. ELLIS,
Jy20tf 80 Penn. ay.. Washington. u. G.
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BOARDING.

L>OR RENT-With or without Ioiri-PARLOR
i and BEDROOM attached on fl rst floor Also.
several other Rooms. No. 42- Carroll Place. Up
posite East Park, Capitol Hill jy2n3t"
HOARDING-A few more BOARDERS can he
II accommodated with first-cl IS BOA RID and
pleasant Rooms. at No. III corner Cameron and
st. Asaph streets, Alexandria, Va. tony
square from the AlrXand ia and Washington Il. Il.
Depot being very convenient for clerks. persons
doing business in Washington. The location Is
central. rooms spacious and airy, and the house
surrounded with extensive grounds and shrubbe"y.
Application will be received accompanied with
references.
~ lS-2aw Wv JANE WRIGHT.
COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at Z re-
~ able private residence, with liberal table and
every necessar, comfort. Location, Washington
Railroad, convenient to the cars. Terms, $40 per
week. For address apply at the Star Office. jel3tf
LNOR RENT-Two we'll furnished PARLORS, on
II the first floor with without BOARD. Apply
1898 L ST., bet. 9Th and 10th. fe IL
TABLE BOARD at No. AGA 10th street, few
doors north of the avenue. Terms SIS per
month. de l6- If
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w. l. o. o. F.-GRAND ENCAM 'MENT-
R The Annual Meeting will be held on MON 4
DAY EVENING 22d ins.., at clock.
Jy20-2t CHAS. B. X. COLLEDGE, CIR. Scribe
0@ATTENTION, WASHINGTON OUAYES.
LS Attend the regular meeting OF the Com
pany. at their new Armory-NilIs' Hall. on 7th
street: between II and L stree Son TUESDAY
EVENING, 30 inst. at O'Clock. The attendance
OF every member is po Itiyely required. A few
more recruits wanted. By order.
Jy Cot W ii. MCKINNEY Secretary
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IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS
GOVERNMENT BONDS
AND OTHEc SECUTITrES AND
VALUABLEs.
THE NATIONAL
SAFE DEPOSIT oMPANY,
OF WASHINGTON, DC.
CAPITAL............. . ... $ 900 900
Charte"e by Special Act of Congre- 5 for the
SAFE Keeping OF NALUABLES
UNDER GUARANTEE,
AND THE
RENTING OF SAFES,
FIRE AND BUEGLAR-PROOF VAULTS.
eFFIcE-CoRxER FIFTEENTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AVENUE.
GUARANTEE RATES.
For n yer Or
Government and all other Coupon
Securities those rams erabe
by delivery, incudirg bank bills 81 90 per 900
Government ard all other Securi-
ties, negotiable only by
Cod Coin or BuiIion...................l Der 1t
liver Coin or Bullion. 2 % per lQtJ
silver or Cold Plate, VI de- seal,
owners Innate of full value,
and rate subject 10 adjustment
for bulk on basis of. - .......... copper 100
Deeds. Mortgages. Valuable Papers generally
when OF no hNed value, 81 yer each, or ac-
Wills S., which premium covers the remainder of
the life of the maker.
BANKERS. C..pitaIis.s, Merchants, Lawyers
Tratesmen, Families, &c, will be received at
Known to the rys a Rdr aby med or
they will be insured for the full amount the con-
tents being known, at above rates.
No charge less than one dol'.r.
FOR COLLECTION OF INTEREST, 1 PER
CENT. ON AMOUNT COLLECTED.
THE COMPANY Is PREPARED TO OFFER
FOR BENT,
THE Lesscc cXclu lively ho'diPg the key
SAFES INSIDE ITS BURGLAR PROOF
VAULTS AT RATES VARYING FROM $40
TO $50 EACH PER ANNUM,
According to size and location.
Coupons and interest will be collected when de-
sired. and remit ed to the owners.
The great wealth of the country the vast amount
OF Government and other Loans, transferable by
delivery. and held by he uncertain tenure Of no
session, the INJURY and Inconvenience resulting
from the lots of these and registered securite:.
heavy losses from robbery and other causes, bep"
reported almost daily. demand means of protect
ing such property rom the risks of Fire, Accident
Robbery and Theft, which no arran rements hith-
erto existing have Afforded. place of absolute
safety for all such securities has become pressing
necessity 1t is 10 supply this want that the pres
ent Institution has been fourded.
The Managers have provided for their depositors
every security against fire, degradation accident
which architectural and mechanical skill en-
bine in the structure and materi Il of their Build
ing Vaults, aud Safes. The int rnal police II the
off has been org .nized with special care, and
there will be a constant nigh watch inside the
premises. and to this is to be peradded the pro-
lection of a large capital. In short the arrange
ments for security are as perfect and absolu
human means can devise.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WASHINGTON, July 20, ls67.-Jay Cooke g
Co. furnish the following quotations OF dsv-
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q \ d PI e &c
BT THE
wORKINGMEN'S ASSEMBLY,
At the
SEVENTH STREET PARK,
On MnNnAY LILLY % Ish1

TN AVNDal, JtL1 iCof
Tickets 81, admitting Gentleman and Ladies'
Dancing TO begin at > o clock p m
The undersigned, Committee of Arrangements of
the Norkingmcn : Assembly, take pleasure in
nouncing to the public that the GRAND PICNIC
Of this body " i'll take place next Monday, at the
No pains or efforts have been spared to make this
sTRATIoS S OF ansnrpassea nagnitade The co
operation of renowned and talented public men has
sssn Of tPe eS
Iteration of the Present and Future Condition Of
to Labor-EmpIoyer to Employee; nno,r
During the afternoon there viii he PROM ,sTii
INFANTRY BAND, under the leadership of Prof
pfnEfh has G6 fhfsGSq BAND will be in attend
at the Pavilion.
of the committee Of ATrangements, ana on the day
of the Pic Mic, at the Park.
COMMITTEE OF ARRASG EMEN M.,, -
McWiIliams H Rothwell, A. Patterson.
hse fina : RS1gn'SeiP
Painters Delegation-w Boron. D. McCathr.n.
Coachnakers' Delegation-J- Reynolds, A. w.
Bookbinders' Delegation-J., A. Landyoight, ].
Toolsharpeners Delegation-F. Ward, j. Whit
Granitecutters' Delegation-J. Davis. W. G.
BTicklayers' Dolega.ionT71J. Dant John T Will
Paperhangers Delegation-G, w Pierce, j. \.
Carpenters Delegation. II Reed. y 1877
GRAND Picnic
GERMAN BENEFICIAL SOCIETY a
ST. JOSEPH SOCIETY,
JEUNEMANN s FPLE.suRE GARDEN.
Capitol HID
For The benefit Of the oRPHAS, AsILUMs.
Tickets. admitting Gent and Lady, 30 tents
Jy lS-3tT
EAGLE BASE BALL CLUB.
SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC
EAGLE BAsE BALL cLUBA
AT ANALoSTSN ISLAND.
ON MONDAY, JULY p, 1867.
cents
Admitting gentleman and ladies'
Boats leave foot OF High street, Georgetown at
2 % clock, and every ten minutes thereafter
No postponement unless ii actually rains.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
y Io-H
A FTERNOON AND EyENING TRIP TO
leave the Wharf ofthe Potomac Fer Esah@S
~ Company, SATIRDAl July 10th,
W. ID. COLT.
jy lS-td President Potomac Ferry Co.
THE BREWERS AssoCIATIoNi NO. .,
respectfully invite thelr friends to their q
WASHINGTON 5rffTTY GARDEN, q
ON MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1867.
DROF. KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY, Penn.
Il ave. opposite Metropolitan Hotel; Tuesday
and Friday evenings, from to 10 CLOCK The hall
can be rented for meetings, &c my lo-ly
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0=NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
FOURTH AUTHORS OFFICE. july IL, 1867.
All persons having claims aga inst the estate of
JOHN FREEMAN, deceased, late seaman of the
[ 5. $. supply. are hereby notified to present the
same ut this ONCE, properly verified, within four
months from the date hereof.
in lS-3t WIN Is MOORE Acting Auditor
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PIG MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

III lin r{EBp Ashih-
THIRD GRAND PICNIC OF THE ~
STAR CLUB
Will be given at III
lUEhEMhN' PLEASURE GARDEN
ON TUESDAY, JULY 23.
Tickets Fifty cents admitting gentleman ana
lsaieS. yGNs
GRAND PIC SIc-The LADIES REBEKkB
N pEREE ASSOCIATION, No. 3. (South
Washington, will give q PIC MIC at the n
SEVENTH STREET PARK on TUESDAY
July IS, 1857 Cooks String Band will en- "a
fiseu the occasion. Dancing will commence At twa
o'clock. Tickets-Gentlemsn and Lady. so cants.
Lady, 2S cents. ~ 10 tt
GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMoNT
MUSICAL ASSOCIATION OF GEORGE WASH
lNGTOS AND METROPOLITAN DIVISIONS
S.0E T.
ON MONDAY, JULY -, 1857
The steamer WAWASET has r.
been engaged, and will leave the k6S
seventh street v harf at !. 80 a.
and p.
A splendid brass and string band has been engaged
for the occasion.
Gentlemen 5 tickets. ST. ladies tickets 50 cents;
to he had from members of the Divisions and at
the boat 80
Committee of Arrangements: J. p. j. Phelps. Y.
A Aiken, r. S. Bayne, George Jiilard: " III,
Towers, J. II. Thompson, l.. p, Seiboid, =. L..
Mills, II. &. h ieiber and ames Gourley. - l9-3t
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Do.
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Hi
the Senators from Massachusetts. (Wilson.l
and great many others ne might name Whv
then, was this attack made upon him ,yecause
ne happened to act with decided majority of
THIS BODY upon this question. Senators must
be al liberty to act ccording 10 their own ludg-
ment on such matters. He had no fear, whai
ever, OF the most critical examination of his
course mere in the Senate and out OF IL; upon
this question or upon any other. He would
leave his public character to take care of tseIt
Ii be had the slightest idea that anyt thing thai
the senator from Michigan could say would
ahect It before the people Of this country he
should look upon himself with a contsmnt
which he did not feel.
In conclusion, Mr.. Fessenden said the time
ference OF opinion in Congress upon a very
lmportont question. He had considered that
upon fnat question 1t was not proper for Sen.
tors to express an an opinion, or even to form
called TO act as judges should keep thsmssl YES
from anything that might be supposed 10 in.
nuence their decisions In advance With re.
gaIo 70 tnis great question as a matter Of pol
icy, as matter Of good sense, he had not
Wlihheld his opinion from his friends, and
perhaps that opinion was well known TO the
Senate but should the question come before
,ns e, Sen n, ne trusted ne should be able to
meftlt calmly, and vote upon it fairly, whether
with the majority or the minority
Mr.. Chandler said the Senator from Maine
na a broue "a up his family record and exhib-
ier's remarks. He [Chandlerl had never Al.
luded to that family record at ali. He had
never even seen the article to which Mr.. FEES.
sender had alluded as appearing In a Detroit
paper. He had attacked Mr. Fessendea on
ms public record and his public declarations
on this floor. Mr.. Fessenden had alluded to
bis co. operation with other Rapublican soma.
tors, but he did not Cooperate with those San
ators where they said tha President would
can an extaa session OF Congress If it became
necessary. 1t was known not only to the
Senate, but TO the country, that the Senator
from Maine had stood here month after rnonthl
week after week, the defender OF Andrev
JOB neon and his Cabinet
Mr.. Fessenden. IL have to say but one single
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