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XLth OjNGRbsS---Third Session.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec 1s-Nfr. Ramsay, from
tn, COMMITTED Oh the PoStCtice, rep rued 4
bill to abolish the franklog pr.vi,ege, and re-
CO nme rded its passage.
Mr. Ed.ruuds introduced bill to repeal the
act admitting Georgia to representa- ion ~
Congress and to provide for provisional gov
ernmeut in that State and other purposes Re-
ferred 10 Committee on Judiciary and ordered
TO be prin ed.
MIR. Williams introduced a bill to provide for
the better administration OF justice in the ter.
ritor.es Ot tha United States. Referred to
Committee ou Territories
Mr. Abbott introduced bill to provide for
the plymrut of claims OF loyal citiz 81. Ia
States itely In rebellion, which was referred
to the nun ttre on Judiciary.
The Senate went into executive session
which lasted fife minutes. After the doors
We're opened a joint resolution, pledging the
faith OF the UniIed States for the payne al vf
the pubic debt in coin or its equivalent was
taken up.
Mr.. Davis moved to amend it by making it
declare taat the true and equitable measure OF
liability upon these bends is what is received
bv the government for the Jnds with interest
thereon. Laid on the table.
Mr. Eimunds Introduced bill to repeal the
act admitting Georgia TO Representation. Re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
HOUSE.
Mr. Washburne OF Illinois, fro the Com
mivtee on Appropriations, repor,ed the pen
sion appropriation bill which was ordered to be
printed and postponed until January 9th. IL
approprI!tes for invalid pc 1Sions unier vari-
GUS acts $l6 000,C0O: For pensions of widows
and children $l,3oO 00o; for navy pensions
S253,OOO.
Dir Williams asked leave to offer preamble
aud resolution in reference to Kl Klan outra-
geS
Mr.. Eldridge objected.
The Speaker presented various Executive
communications which W re referred.
On motion OF Mr.. Brooks, the Reconstruc-
tion Committee were authorized to send Tor
persons and papers and TO exlmne witnesses
In reference TO the States oil Georgia, MIssis.
sippI, I, xls and Virginia.
Mr.. Boutwell,, from the Reconstruction Com
mttee, reported back tho Senate amendment
TO relieve from poll ical disabilities certain
persons elected to Office in South Carolina and
other States.
The amendment was concurred in by the re.
quisite two-thirds
The death of Mr. Finney was announced
and eulogies made by Messrs. Potties, O'Neil,
Randall aud Woodward. g.
Adjourned till Mondfy.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

BOSTON, Dec. II
In the B ,ot and Shoe Market, at rough 1t % now
inc eason when 'ies tr de IS expe tel, ,heie rs
gods going forward to meet the demands IF lie In
,crer seathera trade s,id tailers the Seurw,
In this city and ,icni til anuiactu ers arr nov
ing eau usty in respect to madgg up advance
stcess; price ara rm. with lie or no variation
ed rates aie anticipate Tor spring nis, a,e ON
the pr sent an pro pectve c-t OF all Boot and Sh
mat ais. The STYLES fJr1sp prng W II io VA esse,
italy ON those u last fl Baimo,as cut slightly
lower, with sJm' ew alterations the sh ape of top,
WI 81 contiaue the mos common style t r wo-
mems AMI childreu's 5 oes Tie shi,ments of
boots and shoes for the we, have een 43c2 case
'or the nrespO ding VIC last year IL we've 7t26
e., Ing only alb ut oae-hIf the clear noes oi
tie present week.-Slve ami Lea.hor Repor.er.
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HELMBOLD'S
EXtract Buchu !!

Hundreds suffer on In silence. and hundreds OF
others apply vainiy druggists and d.csors VITO eli.
ther merely tantalize them with he hope Of cure
or apply remedies which make them worse. would
"ot assert anything that would do injustice to be at
dic ed, butt am obliged to say that although it may
be produced from excessive exhaustion Of the mowers
OF life, by lab rious employment, unwhoesoms sir
and food profuse menslraatioD, the use OF tea and
'oer, and frequent chlldb rth It is Tar ofsener caus
ed by direct irritation, applied the mucous mem
brane Of the vagina itself
When reviewing the causes OF these distressing
complaints, 1t Ia most Painful to contemplate the at
attendant evils consequent upon them 1t is bat sim.
pie justice to the subject 10 enumerate few OF the
many additional causes which so largely affect the
lite, health andharpneas OF woman in all classes OF
so'iety, and which, consequently affect more CT less
dhectly the welfare OF the entire human amily. The
mania that exists for precoeIous education and mar
rage, causes the years that ma ure designated fer
corporal Development TO be wasted and perverted
in The restraints otdress the early confinement OF
school and especially In the unhealthy excitement
of the ball room. Thus With the body halt clothed
and the mind unduIy excited by pleasure. pervertlns
In milnight reyel the hours des gned by na.uro for
sleep and rest the work of destruction is hall accom-
plisbed.
In consequence OF this early strain upon her sys-
TEN, uuneces ary effort is required by the delicate
voary retain her situation In school at later day
thus assravating the evil When one excitement is
over, another In prospective keeps the mind morbid
ly sensitive to impression, while the now constant
restraint az fashionable Dress absolutely fcrbidfng
the exercise indispensable to the attainment and re-
tenon of organic health and strength; the exposure
to night AR; the sudden change OF temperature; the
complete prostratnn produced by excessive dancing,
must OF necessity, produce their legitimate effect, AT
least an early marriage caps the climax of misery
and the unfortunate oue hitherto utterly regard
lees OF the plain dictates and remopsirances OF her
delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject of
medical treatment. This is but truthful Picture OF
the experience OF thousands OF our young women.
Long to,e the ability to exercise the functions
the generatiVe organa, they require an education o
their pecu i'r nervous system, com posed OF what Is
called the tissue, which is. in common with the se-
male breast lips, evidently under the control OF
mental emotions and asso, aops at an early period
OF IIfeI and shall subsequently see, these emo
tons, when excessive, lead, long before puberty to
habits which sap the very lite OF tbear victims ere
nature has seli-completed their developmtDt.
For Female Weakness aud Debility, Viii es or Lou
corrh9a, Too Profnse Me9trua,ion, Exhaustion Too
Long Continued riods, tor Pr lapsus and Bearing
Down, or Prolapsus Utei. we offer the most psrfsc
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WASHINGTON.
11oAN SHERIFF. AssAss1sArEp.

REPUBLICAN SHERIFF AssAssINATED.
New. YORK. Dec. IS --Gov. Bullock to-day
received despatch ana uncing the assassipa-
tioa vf Sheriff Norris of Warren county, ou the
night of the IA b instant He was the only
Republican Sheriff left in the State.
THE ANN EsTY BIIL.
The Tribune's despatch says Senator Ferry
Is couf lent tnat his anuesty bill will pass the
Ssaate by small moioriy, but he fears that
he may not carry two thros vote, the South
efa Senators being at present ugaI nstit.
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WEST GNDTES.
CUBA

HAVANA, Dec. 18.-The steamer Peiaz) sailed
to-day for Santiago with 1000 N 20 10 reinforce
the garrison there.
A combined movement is to be made from
different directions upon the centre of the rev.
oluton. Count Vamazeda will march from
Nuevitas as Col Leno from Tunas, and assist
ed by Columns from other quarters drive ia
the rebels upon Bayamo. The troops Will
then unite and make and general attack up
on the place while these movements are in pro-
gress. The army in ihe field will be reinforced
as recruits and volunteers can be mobiliz ID.
Gen. VIM. f. Smith, Pres dent Of the Inter
rived here to snner;a;and oneratons for iha
recovery OF the telegraph cable lost last sum-
mer, Captain General Ler.undi has off red
MIN every facility In his power for the accom-
plishment of the work
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On 10.


:
CINcrNNATI Dec. 18.--Gen. Grant and Staff
a-r'vel here this forenoon. A public recep-
Z on was rendered him by the Mayor, but was
d.olined. He leaves for Washington tonight
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16-The mail steam
ship Montana arrived to-day from Honolulu. -
Her advices are to Dec. 9th. General McCook
OF the United States army is among the pas
sengers.
Keekunaoa, the father of the present King
Kamehameha v, died on the oath of Novem-
ber. His body lay in state until December
Sth. The flags of the foreign consul and those
On the shipping in the harbor were d splayed
at halt mast. The United States steamer o.
spee fired minute guns during the day OF the
25th, for the anniversary OF the Hawaiian u-
dependence which occurred on the 2Sth ol no,
vemb,r. A salute was fred fr.m PuneI BOWL
battery, but Otherwise the. usual puphc De
mOnstrailons were omitted on account Vi tbe
death of the father of the k-ne'
REJoIorc OVER GRANTS ELECTION.
On the reception of the news at Honolulu of
Cram, eJec ion tlie Aniericlu residents cel.-
hr,ted the event BY a tprcbliohr procession and
A ,gs were displayed from the Shipping ia the
harbor, aud from most cf the f,e staff, in tie
city. =
EARTHQUAKE.
Advicns from the Island OF Hawaii state that
heavy shork OF earthquake occurred on the
ioth OF November, and frequent shocks in The
lalter part OF that month. AT times the ar
was filitd With >ptrkS from Mlnna Lja, which
volcano is again active.
METEoRIC SHOWERS.
The me'eoric showers of November 14.h
were as brilliant as were ever witnessed at the
Islands
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THE EXPEDITION AGAINST LOPEZ.
New YORK, Dec. 1S.-Letters from Buenos
Ayres to the 9th of Oc:ootr, and Rio Janeiro
{" The 7th of Npvemher. state that an expedi-
tio1 to flank Lppez'S position at Vileta had
found troops and forticati Jns 10 resist them.
Caxias' army wa. encimp ID in IA swamp. NJ.
Could, the British Minister, had r-tur ned
with dispatches. 1t is understood thar Loo q
would not surrender his Engi.h pri .oueis s.
Gen. Caxias denies that he was engaged in
stirring up insnrrrction against Lopez The
fleet with Minister McMahon ON boaru had not
arrived at Asuuciun.
AsIATIc LEPaosY IN BRAZIL.
Tbe Princess Imperial of Brazil is said 10 be
affected with fearful species 0. Asiatc lep.
ROSY.
A great drouth Il prev liling in B lhia. Riv-
ers aud ponds b I'd dried up, and a famne WAS
imminent.
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NIExsgO,

ARRIVAL OF GEN. RosECRANs.
SAN FRANcIsco. Dec. 49, Advces from the
city OF Mexico to Dsc. 8 |, ara rtceiv ii.
Gen Ro'.crans, accomp lniel by G IN. FERN,
had arr we'd at tho Capital, aud was cord ally
received. .rr
FORMATION OF A NEW STATE.
Cothu IN has beel acknowledge by the
President as sovereign State. under The name
of Coahuila, de SIgo.
TRIAL OF GEN. cANro.
The-appeal of G ,n. Clnfo from trial BY the
Owl Authorities, bal been deuied.
GOLD MINES EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
Government has exsmptel gold mines from
tIxItioI.
EARTHQUAKE.
Another town has experienced several
shocks Of earthqu Ike.
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ClOsing-Out Sale at Auction I

Until Dec 25th, sha sell at : a a ,3a o..
u gIess St. ne ,t to Cify HAN vccs ~ ~
= clyar out the Oek which consists 81 C,o,bs -
q ods, Housekeeping Goods, G,a Wa.e an
y" Is suitable for Christmas Presens; Iie arc Il
sio. * OF Cutl' ry In the city; Blankets 1e.- ihe
eniiie stock must be closed our, aud iiyi . the
public 70 avail tbemss # th opportunity to OBJ
Ia n staple ard fancy Goods.
The store to be let-Fos eSsicn to be given j n Ist
uecis'd g. d. BAAA AEN, AuciiOneer.
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o. M PATTES & CO., Aacss0aeess
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Positive sale of ,rOckery and Glass
e AHn-


I y CTUEsOAY, Dec q, a. 10 A NJ, at flee. 40
f,lovs ages Crockery and q ass wale, in part as
1'eas AMI elnile ri chers. Crane 3, Il. SugiI
prae, o., pi"is piEs Tea SETS, Yellow and Wht g nags
Snit HnysIs NAM ie''noers. b. and Ewers, 30 ps.
and Fean Pots, Scq!lops, Mugs Te, pos AZ p;t, ~
eTs, hair and Bet Fans, ~, h anS S -ne 49,. ~
Spitroons, 2 Plates, Mix Pans Toy seis viz
general ass1rt'pfnt nf other wares Also DecoTa ei
ana Gilt CuspadoIes, Blouzsd andiesicks HANG
ing v ses, Flower tots, Baskets, lob. Geo .JaTs.
Match Stands, s..
LIKE TISE,
200 d0Z Tumblers. Ga doz GOjiets, Sugar., Creams
B1ttfr Ishes >pDon Il iders sc.
silver Plated Spoons, Buffers Forks, Mugs, Nap
hin Kings &c.
City aid Country Trade anil all dssir0Us OF pur-
chssmg good at tn ir own pTi eS aie invited trns-
Ten this 'ie, IS rue IJns ire to II every
lot prH'i iOus TO New Year. dcls,itd
Horses, arrlages, &c. at AuctIC n
EVERY SA1URDA at II O'Clock A N anIc
Y market lot, Market street, / shall sell Hots
1srriages, Harnesses, sc.
Apl %. 20 BAILEY, Auctfonse,
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Nj. IT,. a.

ytHE Regular Saturday Even na Meetings of the
I M reani,, l.br rv AS oc aticn-f r letates will
,,oalmencs ne I 'turd y Evening Dec 49, Is q, at
tO'ioek at their Rooms, IN rot Congress and
remple Sta. Re, Order
49, geED b. JONES. Rec riding Secretary.
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E.- Ia -PATTEN a. C0.---Au.s;......
!. y OFFICE IL EXCH A NGiIr n -

= AE sale 9 Fancy Good, Ricb JeYelrv. olass
photosae, e, Il er-Pl3fsy Teglnf HI5GTss Frsi,,,d
dorss san =, witb & great variety o. Sc Cusbar-
for,s,aoelu ilu Martle ornaments, will be contintIed
'isnon par,as and ,d afternoon tLroogh tue weer
~ zee sS S sci ct the ar llss they desire and they
ER-Saie positive storU - IT., -,
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FEMA Es, owing TO the peculiar and gmportsn,
relations which they sustain their Peculiar orgnza
ton, and the Offices they perform, are subject to
many auf,nnss. Freedom from these contribute in
no smal degree to their happiness and welfare, Tor
CO. can be happy who are Ill Not only so. bu, no
one OF these yari us female Complaints long be
suffered to run on witiou, involving the general
health of'he Individual and ART long producing per-
10 anent sickness and premature decline. Nor is n
0easantto consult physician for the reict of these
various del ate affections, and only upon the mos,
urgent necessity will true woman 10 far sacrifice
her great5 st charm as to do this The sex VII. then
thank Us Tor paring In their hands simpie speciflcs
VII eh VII be found edi"aclous iD relieving and cur
Ing almost every one OF thoss troublesome plants
peculiar to the sex.
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FuigOr Apossolicus Brradiai.
Great Healing LecturesI
DIR. C. C.. BENNETT.

O1ta 4. q. BENNETT.
FIRST Lee uEE Monday evening, Dec. 2ist, at "a
O'Clock, a. Library Room, Mechanics Ha I. VIII a
viii be pre- seted, f'urrg which The 1ica inc Iaan
encc viii pervade an affect the an isnce in grr er
or less degrte. depending on con tons At time.
Tickets for the evening dollar TO each serson.
we able. W MT be permit, d to pav bnt shou
call flr free Eyfs pre:ed ng the e'iu Q, at his
fice Room Nc. .3, Unitrd States Hotel where he
will continue rnhl further notice 60 heal the sicx
withou med cines.
December IL, 1868, d2t
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How to Get Putents.

For opinion, no charls. Send sketch and descrir.
tion F"r applicl,ion send mo lei mo- ei one DOT
in s.zn, and Sl6 DIR t'i,vernuent AMI Stamp iees,-
Sp cihc tions. D awnings. eaveats; assignmens pre-
pare re eeted caiWs pTuseeu ed. Also, interf r.
ences, extension Of pa ents an aprea!s. Patents
tax out IL all "uropean countries. Illu-rra ed
pamphlets, lilo paYes, sent tree. Ad res. UNN s.
G :, No 81 Pa K Row. NJ oc2tisd3m
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Compound Extract of Buehu
Directions for use, diet, and advice, accompany.
Helm b0ld's EDtrGct Baschas 7


ie more Strengthening than any Of the pref arau na
OF Bark or iron, infinitely safer, and m re pleasant
Helmbod's Extract Buenu having received the en-
dorsemeut Of the mos prominent physicians In the
United >tstes, Is offered to afflicted humanity
certain cure FOR the tollowipg diseases aid synp-
toDs, fiom wb tever cause orginaiing General
Debility, Mental and Pbys,nl Depressipn Imbscili-
ty, Determination oil Blood to the Head, confused
Idels. H. terra, General Irratabilify, Reslessness
anil eep'essness at Night, Absence of Mu-eular E.
he'ency, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Emaciation.
Low Spirits, Discrgahza,Soa or Paralysis Of the Or
eans Generaion, PsldisafioR OF the Heart, and, in
taci, all the coucontants OF Ner7or and Debiiiia
ted sta ofthe 8 stem. TJ insure the genuine. cut
thi, ,ut. ASK tsr d ELMB Ids. Take no ether.
sold by Druggists AMI Dealers every where.
Price S1.S5 PER bottle, SIX for $3.50.
Delivered to any adiress Dsscrhes symp$oms in all
communications. Address
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MADAM ARMAND.

NOTiCEts hereby gwen, that the subscriber ha
~ been duly apponteda and Ia en- upon hin sell The
trust OF Admini, rator with he will annexed ot tie
estate OF
EZRA CARTEP, late OF Scarborough,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, ard has
tn en- upon Himself that trnst b., givin. bonds,
as fhe law directs. All persons having upon
the estate of said deceased, are refare 10 exhibi
the same and all indebted TO said estate art
called upon 10 make payment to
AUGUSTUS +. MoUL7 ON,
Administrator with the Viii snnexea.
Scarborough, Dec 1st, 1888. dci4dlsw8ws
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The whole prohta OF the Company revert to the
Assured and are divided annually, upon the Prem :.
ums terminated during he year; and tor which Ger.
tifcates issued, bearing interest unit, redeemed
Dividend OF 30 per cent for 1857.
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SETH M. FISH.

70 not authorized to sell ar Flour my account,
I and has con ectUn whai.ver with me, and is
pot auth rzed to d. av upon me.
FREU'K BERTSCBY,
Proprietor River Street eiil.
Milwaukee. De- g. 1858. dec IL Tvs
Sale of forfeited Goods.
CnLLECToR's OFFICE,
DISTRICT oF PoEILAND & FALMoUTH,S
Portland, De,, mber ], 1863.
THE following desc lied merchandise having teen
trfeits for violation Il The Revenue Laws ol the
United States, public notice of said seZu, er nvns
been given, and no eI in to sail DDS having oetn
male they WILL be sold 81 public auction, at the
oce al tb United states Appraiser 1893 Fore strett.
In hi cit Sonwedl esay kecembr 23d, 1885,, at II
o'clock A. NJ.
is pTs. Boot FroutF, Dress Pattern, y Bottles
Bra ,iy, pr Blankets 10 'ioz TILES Ale doE
bottles Champagne doz. bottle Or ndy, 100 ilais,
5 prs Sock sleins Yam, bottles GIN I Val so
and % bot les Brandl Valise Snd b tiles Frauhy,
80 bott es Bran Y, b0tle- Wine, bottles Liquor.
SIX ms Liqu,r, le lrunS Lock 5 packages Ia cut IS
tbs Nutmegs, yds. woolen Cloth
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
Collector.
Portland, Dee l,ls6S. d1aw3w
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DRESSING cASFS-G EN TLEMEN AND La.
LID rs Furni hel complete. So" nrw pa terms
Just recsiv.i Al the Falmouth R.z.r,
drl6d3t li9 Mid lie St.
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III. r.. HELMBOLD,
Drag & ChensicnJ WGreh0"se
594 Broadway, New York,

Nope are Snsino unless dGde up In sseetensrav-
cd wrapper, with tao-sirnbe II my chemical ware
hxase, and slened M-T.HELMbolD'
Feb 81 cof8aeowF sepls
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DOS Err "RfNTlEG. Il all kinds done with DIS
L patch at the Press ofhes.
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Cumberl md National Bark.

THE Annual Me ting OF the Stockholders in The
L C"mb-Ilind tinlai Bank Il Prrtan . WI De
held at Iheir Banking Room TUI S"Af 4: ,he iztn
hoa OF Director an tse tran -acIhnL -a ~ ~ any O'osf
business that may then ne T, Te Siv StsT a., %
por,lono MO tses. Gclidid
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Z >pERA GtASSFS,J st ths ihing for Christ
mas present.. Gu and see some vely ebe ones
dci7dst lis M idle st
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THE Annual Meeting o. the stockholders n ''Ths
Ca. co ational BAH 1T PoItian," viii be bed !
at their Banking hon ou Tues iay, be l2 h dly
OF J nusIy 1et9 at 10 o'ciocA u, for the election
Of Direeto and tor the IransEcfion OF such other
bus!ne as may legally come b, fore them.
Z. p. GERRIs, ,OashiAr..
Dec f2. 1863. dtI
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XLrH CONGRESS-SEcoND SESSION.
UOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr.. STEWART Dem., n. W presented
nrotest nv the American Free Trade League W Z BY
ant President against the passage OF the Dlls 20 iup
i1 contracts for foreign mail service and 70 ala IN the
construction aud employment OF AIneiicuh oohin
eTs and 10 provide for American line OF mail ana en
Mr. MCCARTHY rep, n. VA petition OF the hlm
her dealers OF Syracuse for change OF duties Ohporeu
lumber from ad yaorem TO specific mn ~
Mr. DODGE Rep. IOwal-A resolution calhng Oh tno
Secretary the Interior FOR all the correspondence con
earning Improved methods Of irrigation ana Tor the uaa
illustrative OF the natural history ana lhuusla o'P"
Mr. HIOfBY Rep., Call-Memorials ana JOINT IesOlu,
ons OF the California Legislature asking ald Ior ran anu
Wagon.road purposes In California $500. nm a.,
Mr. FLANDERS REP. Wash Ter3 introduSe S % Viii, 10
aid In the construction OF railroad from h"pa wan"
River 10 the Columbia River $50, :. .o.o,,,,., a.
| Mr. BUTLER Qlep., MassD proposed Iesolutlon 20
amend the journal by striking therefrOm oil record OF Tue
resoion proposed yesterday by Mr. Robinson, TO ex
pnnee the IMPEACHMENT resolution from the Journal OF
The KFR said that the resolution had not been
entered on the Journal inasmueh as u had NOT peen en
tertained as question OF privilege; Uhdef ule fpeS
tberefnre II could not be entered on the Journal
On motion OF fr WOODWARD Dem, Peun.), - was
agreed that when the House adiourns today IL ADJOURN
Z" "op1 cs1I - ~ COMMITTEES FOR PRIVATE BILLS
The hill 10 incorporate the C0nnectcntafe anu Ialh
PatIroad company In the District OF COluDlDnl Wien
had been ordered 20 be engrOssed and rehu lhru te
e lst dy the House was engaged on private bls was
taken'uo read third time, and passed -, =, =.
Ne vii SON Rep Iowa. reported Dill TOT tho relel
of William McGaralan Ihe DIN Gon,o - H. Psnacbc
~ Gov orrens 10 Vincent Gomez III 1884, OF the Ihhheie
Gyraud Pouche Am California and by Gomez conveyed 70
McGo,aban I'm 1871 The land comprises the New Aurlh
ouIcksilyer mine In CALIFORNIA .. OIL. Id.
Mr. srFvFNs rep, PENN reported back the Dill TO
admit the state Of Arkansas to representation IN CON
sr@ss r ELpBIDGE Dem, WIS., inquired whether Mr.
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THE CHESTER RACES.

Our cable dispatch, dated London, May O, re-
ports the result OF the race for the adenens Pate at
Chester Meeting This Is OF the principal hand
cap races Of the year. and commonly styled the Chester
CUP The first run IN 1924, ana IL has been con-
tested annually since. IL won IN 1857 and 1889
by the famous racer bennington now IN the possession
of Mr. r. w. Cameron ana standing NJ ms stud farm on
Staten Island IL seems that in The betting Daily was
the fayOre he Is known To fancy the course very
mucl having won the on the two previous years
Paul Jones the winner who started at the renuneratye
price of % to brown colt by Buccaneer out Of Queen
OF the Gipsies by Chandelier. AS twOyear-od
this colt ran ten times, but was successful only
once winning the Nursery handicap OF S5 each,
TO which there were 90 subscribers, out OF whom
"a came TO the post at the GOOdwood Summer
meeting This colt entered for the Derby, which taxes
place the part OF this month GOcdwoOd who ran
second and who quoted in the betting at so TO H. Is
fouryear old colt, by Raaplan, out OF Amanda
AS a twOyear old the colt seven times without win
ming once but as hteeyear Old he was more success
full as he ran In q races and won four the Huntington
Cup worth 81 ZOO at Huntingdon; Queens Plate OF 500
at GoodwOoo the Cleveland Cup OF $1,000 specie at VOL
Northampton and the Warwick cup, valued at SlzOO AT
the warwick September meeting Tie result OF this race
viii probably have effect on the Derby betting, as
the winner of the Chester cup Is bound 10 nu prOhe
place III the quotations.