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Ex.President johnson and Gov. BroNnlOw.
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER. |
WASHINGTON, April :, 1869.

United STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
WASHINGTON, April :, 1869.
To tie Editor Of the Washington Chronicle:
Sir-Andrew Johnson is reported by the
lettcr-writers and Geographic dispatches to
have recently made speech i'll the city OF
Knoxville, where | reside, and to have
exhibited a receipt of mine for 81, 800 con-
tributed by him to aid me in starting q
Union paper at Knoxville. The impress
sion made in the newspapers is that this
money came out of the pocket of Dir. john
son, whereas he did not contribute one
dollar of it. 1t came to me from the funds
Of the Federal Government, through Mr.
Johnson, as the Military Governor Of Ten
nessee. to whom gave the receipt that he
might be able to settle with the Govern
ment, and show what disposition he had
made of the funds. This was i'll 1862, after
had been released from Rebel prison
and was allowed to go North.
This 81. 800 was pa d to me by Mr.. Gar
son, Sub Treasurer at Cincinnati. added
as much more to it, and purchased. in Gin
cinnati, type and materials. and 4 large lot
of printing paper. enough in all to load five
army wagons. applied directly. TO the
War Department for transportation over
the mountains to Knoxville, and obtained
an order for the five wagons. ana followed
General Burnside's army into Knoxville,
started Union paper. and went to work
manfully to reconstruct the State Of Ien-
nessee. In this work was opposed through
out by the Rebel Conservative party of the
State, and by the whole power and in
tusnce of the corrupt and protiigate Ad-
miuistration of the aforesaid Andrew john
! son. This is simply the difference between
me and Mr.. Johnson. | have battled
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FARMS FOR SALE.

The subscriber Offers at 7v:vat. Sale. } Farms,
st;l ted u..a mile from North Eat Crr county Nd
Station on I'll. p, W. i b. RE; ,he ROAD rurah'c
through the whole tract.
No. l. Cuuts:rs $50 Acrcr. The buildings tsJ&sa
this farm complete. consisting Of large t;,.kI
BRICK HOUSE Earn. ';ranar~, s," iins &C. III
all nearly and in good order. -
NJ. =. Contains 115 Acres. The bui'.nss large
FRAME HOUSE, large Barn with StaiaC. and other
small buildings.
No. p Contains 100 Acres. The Buildings coas'sns
of STONE HOUSE. ;irsnary. Stable. Corn Crib &c.
Each Uf the above described Farms has been we'll Fer
tilize, ~ Lime, Ashes. AIrnurcs. Bones &c.
II. b. u. HOWARD.
Feb 30 ls5a-tf Ell ton, Nd.
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DIED.

REYNOLDS.-On Tuesday, 9Th inst. at
his residence in Harrisville, WILLIAM NJ.
REYNOLDS, in the oath year Of his age.
MILLER.-At her residence, near Union
Church, on the 18th inst, SARAH JANE
MILLER, wife of William T. Miller, Esq,
Clerk of County Commissioners, in the
44th year Of her age.
DREW.-On March 9th, 1863, JAMES r.
DREW, i'll the 2lst year of his age.
Calm on the bosom Of thy God,
Fair spirit rest the now;
Fen while with ours thy footsteps trod,
Deaths seal was on thy brow.
Dust to its narrow home beneath
Soul to its rest ON high;
Those that have seen thy smile i'll death,
No more may fear to die.
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HELMBOlD'S
CONCENTRATED + Il L ! y f Y.
TRACT SARSAPARILLA
EEADlCAIEs ERUpTIyE 4 LUCRATIVE DISEASES

THROAT, NOSE EYES, EYELlDS, SCALP, and SKIN,
Which ~ iishgure the Appearance FCRGlAG the
evil effect Of Mercury aad removing ell tainis the REM
nants Of DISEASES, hereditary ctae:wise. and is Ia
ken ADJ LIS and CHILDREN viii. perfect SAFETY
TWO TABLESPooNFuLS IF the Extract of Sar.a
parilIa added pint Of water is equal 10 the Lisbon
Diet Drink and bottle is equal tr gallon Of the
Syrup Of SarsaIaTlla the deco lions usually made
An INTER EST Mi Letter is published in the
Nct,icoC rra Review. ttu subject Of the Extract
S;r-apariiia i'll certain affections 10y B"njnmin TRAY
crs I. L. s. &c. Speaking OF those darascs and dis
arising from the OF unrcnr, he ststcs TINT
no roeiY IS s2ud, 20 The Frcri Of Sarsdparilic; its
potcer is ertrd1riiharU hda oHu Other dug
ar ,couc intsd rith X tee S!ricts. tonic
sth this lrGinte ott.ihr'e, fhrt u s applicable to
s1t- OF Ire s,tro; saHEe1. d,d "er irritable
ma .,s.t.r
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singh spark may kinde FAM that will
city. and small ailments neglected end III fatal
disorders Bearing Tins fact in mind let the fret symp-
toms Of debility nrostraton he promptly
with invisrntng treatment. Foremost among the veg
etablc n,ics OF the stands ItOSrETTERS STOMACH II
BITTERS. AMI whenever the vital powers Ian
guish there any 10 suspect that the animal
functions essential to the su4tcnation and publication OF
the body imperfectly performed this Invaluable :-
vigorant and ans-ptic should at BE- res"rte to-
Indigestion always produces weakness Il the bodily
powers. Sometimes il happens that thu appetite de-
manls T~i than The stoma" dsrs; thUua h
not perhaps than is required I" keep tn" full
myth of the frame. The inject nrdrr such c!rru-
stances. lie to increase the c.tivc capacity Of hr
Hating organ To- make it equal u III. duty imposed
it hy the appetite" and capable of supplying the tGi"J
material Of the StGteH: f,s il il required. THIS
object 10 fully accomplished by tho ii the Bttcrs
Thy tone and gently sssimulate the cellular membrane
which sccrctrs the gastric juice and the rc-'. Is that
the soivrft /, mingled with the food in sricn. Juan
ty TO concert all its uoursnS particles into pure ard
wholesome element IT. on tho othr. hand there is 4
deficiency Of appetite, without correct, nsn def
cheney of 'iigratyr power. the effect Of tn,
twenty, headache, nervousness, fantns FITS.
spgsn and indeed Of the Casual aches and pains
10 which humanity is subject. proceed primarily from
indigestion complicated witt. bnusnrss: ard for hot,
the=n complaints lIuSTErTERS STOMACH EITTERS
Recommended as speedy ami certain rriaN;y.
april s. lS0o--il
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tB If you want to be in good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 o'clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night Now if yon don't know how to do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous Wilmington
9th SOAP" Ask Your grocer for it.
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fired into his

last two shots were probably fired into his
dead body.
Some time since Miss Cairns brought
suit against McComas for breach of prom
Use and seduction, but the case has not yet
come to trial.-4merican.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Deafness. Rliudness e. Catarr,h.

J. ISAACS, VI. D.. sos Arch Street, Philadelphia,
O,,lis and Aurist Professor in the Medical College of
iiii OF thu Eye aul Ear Persons .lic ed with
diseases Of the EYE, EAR or CAT hRRiI ALI l." sccn-
t.:ically tr.;r and cured, if cura. lie has been per-
mansty located in III: city shr and mikes the
above -pecalitirs in S practice The Medical faculty
Invited he has in his nede Of treatment
rp artificial eyes inserted without pain. No clarges
m;'tc for exam uatioa.
jan .. lstl-1E
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sTAt the cor. OF Sd & Orange sts.. in
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands Of pounds of an article which to
every housewife is like "good news from 4
far country" That establishment belongs
to Moore & Bro;-that article is Whining
tor Gig Soap"
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We would call the public attention
TO the Justly celebrated Wilmington City
Soap" manufactured by Moore & Bro
1t works like magic. and no good house
keeper who has once used it, will be with
Il
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One hundred and forty Swedish
emierants passed through Concord, n.
H., for ihe North on the 10th inst -
Many of them are destined for Salt
Lake City.
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A private despatch from Augusta,
Georgia, states that Alexander II.
Stephens, Vice President Of the late
rebel government, has suffered a re-
lapse, and his life is now despaired of.
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~ Items from Coulson's Greek
came too late for publication in last
weeks issue, and like good fruit, were
out of season hv this week
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The New York Legislature has
ratified the fifteenth amendment, by a
strict party vote
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MARRIED.

McNEAI-LOGAN.-In Charlestown on
the 18th instant, by Rev. Samuel Logan,
G. O. W. MCNEAL and INDIANA LOGAN.
daughter Of the officiating clergyman.
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RE.fT, ESTATE.
FHR RrET.

LARGE AND COMFORTABLE HOUSE. on Mair
street Pn.scssion given the 9th OF March. next.
irplv to GEORGE Z. HARLAN,
or. CLINTON MCCULLOUGH.
H.. lSC-ts
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Valuable Real Estate in Cecil county, Nd.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Tho Undersigned. AGENT. has large number Of
FARMS FOR SALE. il the afprczsii county. vary ing
from 20 10 $50 acres OF Ia acres adjoining the
Town Of Eikton the county sest, with Others rc
the said town. where land very valuable wei! DE-
sirac One farm Of about 6jU a"r"s. within two miles
Of Station the +. W. L y. il. =. III, frst-cass
Buildings. Also. HOT SES AND LOTS in the Town.
He h;.s also for sale. oauer. TRACT r 80
WOOD AND TIMBER LAND .:;r.rt u miles eFsAs9s
distant fl"in the ssd KsiirU.! III lLDi NG @IfaaA
LOTS in the Town fIoG. 100 to 20 feet ,'rcl IL -
< SIS itrnt fuoi locality Trtls ror
lots cash: balance time, suit purchasers.
For further in!- rll.tioI q address
DANIEL BfATTON,
REAL E>lATE AGENT.
Sept L. l3es-6n, Elkon, Nj.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of Decree pf the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, in Cilsnccry, the undersign-
ed. as Trustee will offer at Public Sale, 1T
Fair Hill Cecil county. Maryland, on
SATURDAY, the 24A day Of ipril. Hert.
at o'clock r. NJ. the following described
Real Estate, viz:
ALI that Tract or Parcel of La nj.
lying in Cecil county, aforesaid, and kaown
as the " Hall Property II contains
90 Acres, 9 Roods, and 90 Perchcs,
more or less. This property lies On the real
leading from the Ell,,on AID B!uc Ball roa,i
to the Telegraph road, within two miles Ct
Fair Hill, and adioins the lands Of John
Smith, James Mccartney, David Grrcsron
and othcre. II is unimrrovcd, except with
some Fencing. The Natural qurlity OF the
land is COOL and there is about
80 ACRES OF IT WOODLAND.
sB Also, all that SMALL PIECE OR
PARCEL OF LAND. lying in said county,
containing 3 ACRES, more or less.
which was conveyed to james Ewing hy Jacob
Cooper. 1t is unmpr5ved, except by !. Water
Power, and adjoins the lands of VIM Ewing,
Elisha Ewing and others
THE TERMS OF SALE. as pre- scrihel by
the Decree, are as follows :--Oue third OF the
purchase money in Cash Gu the day Of SAL,
one third in Six Months, and the remaining
one-thir,l in Twelve Months from the day ui
sale The credit payments TO bear Interest.
and to be secured to til. satisfaction Of TIE
Trustee II. McCULLOCGH
april ;, lef9-t- Trustee
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uELMB0LD'S EXTRACT SARSArARILLA clcanses
nnd rcnovatas the bco ins,ils the rsnr If health
the system and ruree ont the hInurs tha make disease
QUANTITY Va QUALITY HELNEopL's EXTRACT
S,gsAPt,rlA. The dose il small. Those who desire =
large quantity and large doses Of medicine ERR.
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FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE FARM.

FOR SALE.
4 VALUABLE FARM.
Situated of a mile from the village Of North
East. fronting on the public road leading
from North East to Port Deposit and Charles
town. joining on the east the Green Hill prop
erty. owned by Rev. T. Snowden Thomas: on
the West and North it joins the Mccullough
Iron Company,
Containing 20 Acres, more or less
The improvements are "A new Frame 4,...saAAr
DWELLING HOUSE, , Stories. con ii III
tanning FIVE Rooms: Well Of good -,
Water at the door: Stable, Granarics, AMI
other Outbuillings.
Two Young APPLE ORCHARDS Of %
| Trees each in bearing
About % acres of the land nre cleared. in
a high state of cultivation, ana Of excellent
natural quality. The balance il covered " it'll
valuable Chestnut and Oak Timber. being
more than snfilcirl, to supply The farm.
Convenient to Churches and Schools Mills.
and Immediately adjoining the p, ". & L
Railroad.
Terms easy. Apply by letter or otherwise
to JOHN +. WILSON, Elkton, Md,
Apr s, 1shG-ts Attorney for Owner.
.E"Pcrsons desiring to see it. will be
shown the premises b. Jesse West, Esq, OF
North East.
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s Mr.. John c. Hindman is our regn-
larry authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
The Wing.
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Prom the Providence Journal.
The Pain Killer Abroad.

S the following correspondence will show
!. . !! /. !.
NHS(M something OF the estimation in which
H1N y Perry Davis Pain Killer is held & the
HS& RElShorcs Of the Mediterranean. II is not
Aa84 III surprising that Il medicine that receives
Nh such testimonials this frcm abroad
NIX should find well sustained and incrcas
SSA.S ing appreciation NJ home.
L. $. CONSULATE, Tuna. Dee. -. 1855.
To the Prnprieors Of DIvi- Pain Killer Providence
H. I--GcuIlamcnThe enclosed has Just been received
from my friend Tulin. late Consul General Of Norway
and sweden and Of Prussia in ti. place No comment
is needed. Truly yorrs, AMOS PERRY.
Genoa. December L. 1865.
D-sr Sr:-Accept thanks for This third supply Of
Davis Pain Killer This medicine has often relieved
u serious tiispostioa. and I wouii ANY
I" br without il both for self ard
family
/ have recommended il 10 my late colleasu and
friends in runi- and Genoa AMI IT NY request II the
largest druggist. in this city has sent order to New
York 20 meBt the demand in this place.
Yours truly q. A. Ti'LIN.
EsConsul Gcn Of Sweden. Norway and Pruss. in Tufi.
Hon Amos Perry, Consul General TUNE.
mar y. iSe9-!n
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YOUNG LADIES BEWARE ii the injurous effect.
of Face Powders ini WASHES. All such remedies clcst
up the Tnr.s Of the skin ai in short time destroy tn
complexion. If you would have fresh. healthy an,
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sgWhicl Elkton Firm has the most
Music in its soul? katz & Greenblatt.-
Examine their assortment of Musical In
strumentS.
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Private Sale of Hotel PrOper!y.

Private Sale OF Hotel Properly.
The undersigned offers at private Sale III" r.
Rcal and Personal Estate of the LATE Ri;'rrt 1T
Smith, situated in PORT DEPOSIT, Cecil couu- H.ozl
IT, Maryland. and known the 49,
Farmers and Commercial Hotel.
This Hotel has been long E;vor.:y known 10 IN
travelling community, and i, rrce,in. large slarc I
public patronage. Tue House ia large AMI cn:nmodt"us
with good Stabiimg cehuusr, and all Me appurtenances
attached to Il fi:siclass Hotel
dosirous CT purchasing will please Call Oh tho
subscriber the premises, who will show the same
NARY c. SMITH.
Port Deposit, Aug -, 1s6s-E
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AFARNIFoR Sale.
TO- ACRES lE Com IAND

Living in Sassairas Neck. in Cecil county, Maryland
within "a of mile OF John Reynolds Landing, wher,
SteaInho ts plying between Philadelphia and Baltimore
rtn ...ilN. END containing
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To Enjoy Life's Blessings We
Must Have Health.


It il "A stubiorn frt TINT every human being Is
nr prcdisrDsrl n disease. and in ;hn Spring tie
exciting of dis"asc numerous sni active. and
sickness il exceedingly prevalent. Sow. to coun;cra,t
i.neu fniiueHcra which sometimes tell with fsrf
effect ,nn System Al this period of the year
tain ami asrcnahc remedy is furnished by Messrs DR. S
r. iIartI,.n &C., Of Lauca-tc 7ni Pittsburgh. Pa II
is that noted and cfcacious i:Nigoran; and trn'.
MISIIL.RS HERE BiriEhS-a life Civ ing preparation
an, in universal II is the bat blood purifier now
before IN. ubc it invigor rrnovatcs and clcanscs
The If cdrrcnt within correct. all the irregularities
of the system inpar,s fresh sgor and strength TO the
constitution, and produce, perfect health and fne spirits
where is general debility ard nervousness. Every
body ought 10 il in the protection against disease
and promoter If hap ines.
p, isi:iiaI
A CLEAR, sMo) 9TH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL COM
PLEXIOS fellows the Of H.LaEoLp'A CONCENTRATED
ErTRtcr S,Rs.P,ELLt.
1t black s,'ot. pnpi.s and all erupti"ns of
the skin.
IN TIE SPRING MONTHS the system naturally
undersocs change and HfLMBoLDS lllGHLv CoNcEN-
TI4rgD EXTRACT S4gsArAEIIA ia a-sistln; of the
greatest valve.
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II is divided into four felis-s improved h. comfort
able DIV ELLING, good new Barn AMI Stable Of ample
size uicr good fencing and has il sufcien"y
wood for the of tbs farm. cna thriving y"uii-
PEACH ORCHARD of GEOGRAPHICALLY Has Ea'iy
For Terms and further particulars apply 70
JAMES BLACK GEO0HE,
Mar = IStc-naHtf EktoiI. Md.
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DO Not Tribe with Danger.

NOT A FEW OF the disorders that affiict man
kind arise from corruption cf th blood !IkEM81l.n.
EXTRACT ssFLEIIL4 il remedy ui the value
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OUR NEIGHBORS.


Hsnt.
The contract with J. Mahoney to grade,
lay the track and ballast portion of the
Kent Co. Railroad has been signed, and the
work was commenced on the 18th inst.
Hopewell, son of Mrs. ]. Leeds Barroll,
of Chestertown, aged about eight years,
while swinging behind the mail stage, last
week, had his left foot caught in the wheel
twisting his leg, disloeating the knee Joint,
and decorating the flesh in a frightful man.
ner. 1t was feared at first that amputation
would be necessa Y. but it is now thought
the leg may he saved.
Tie meat house of Vim. Fl. Stewart.
near Chestertown, was broken into last
week, and robbed of eleven hams and three
middlings. Two negro men, charged with
the theft were arrested and lodged in Jail.
An inquest was held over the body OF
John Hopkins, eolored man. recently,
who came to his death by drowning.
The 'Reed Rifles" a military company
recently organized in Chesto Gown and now
numbering about fifty members elected the
following officers: Captain-E. F. Perkins.
First Lieutenant-Chas.A \. A. Stanley
Second Lieutenant-Wm A. Fickers.
On Monday of last week, Senator Wick
ers was called from Congress by the illness
of his wife.
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
Co., of York, Pa, ranks among the best
mutual Companies. The rates are moder-
ate, and all loss IS promptly paid. Persons
desiring Insurance in this Company, by
leaving their applications at The Whig
office will receive their Policies without
urtler trouble.
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Trustin Pippin. in the third district,

Trustin Pippin, in the third district,
owns a colt which weighed 1898 pounds the
day it was three years old.
School elections, to choose District Trus-
tees. will be held on the first Saturday i'll
May. The teachers of the public schools
meet in Denton on Saturday, May Sth, to
organize a Teachers Association. and the
County School Board meets on the 1lth Of
May.
The peach trees are in bloom in many
orchards.
There is every prospect for a good wheat
crop in this county.
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ig- The - Wilmington city Soap" chal-
leliges the world to beat it. 1t is n pure.
harmless. beautiful and effective article.
warrented TO do all claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate
its superiority. Moore & Bro nlanufac
turers.
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Dorchester

The measels of the malignant type, are
still raging with fatal effect in this county.
Cambridge is luxuriating in the harmony
of sweet sounds discoursed by an organ-
grinder. This is the first - Italian artist y
the village has had for years.
The owners of the gas works at Cam
bridge have quit running them. So few of
the people took gas that the works would
not pay.
The Meas has put in a new power press.
1t is thought there viii be a fair peach
crop, in this county.
Shad sell in Cambridge at from % TO 80
cents per pair.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-24
fonOJe SsjOHdf.

In the Senate, on Monday, the curren-
cy bill was taken up.
Mr.. Sherman then renewed his mo-
ton to disaer,c to the House amend
ment 10 the Currency Bill, and asked n
Committee OF Conference, which was
carried by vote of % to 90, and a Com
mittee of Conference W 9 asked for The
President appointed as the Committee
Of Conference, on the part of the Senate,
in regard to the Currency Bill, Messrs.
sherman, Morgan, and Cameron.
In the House, Mr. Schenck made n
speech on the bill introduced by him,
t. s,renat then the public credit, and re-
lifting 10 contracts for the payment of
coin. The Post Office Appropriation
Bill was discuss el at length in Comm =
ee cf the whole The Committee rose
and reported the bill to the House.
The amendme mt extending the letter
carrier system to cities of 10000 inhabi-
tants was rejected. I he amendment
a thorizing the Postmaster General to
send mail; by any mode of conveyance
was rejected. All tie other amend
mants were agreed to and the bill passed.
The legislative Appropriation Bill was
taken up.
Mir. Peters moved to increase the sal
airy OF the President to SAC, 200 per annum
NJ. Archer wished to make it $4,000.
Mr. Butler opposed the amendment.
1t Was rejected, there being only ten
vot : in its favor.