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ETCHIFG ON lyoRY.-Beautiful etchiDgs on
livery may be produced by a very simple process.
First cover the ivory with q coating OF bees wax
quite thin, but evenly spread on; sheet Of wax
such as is prepared for flowers will answer nicely.
gradients: One ounce of white resin, half an
ounce OF white wax, and two ounces of asph alt
The ivory being thus prepared, the pattern
must be drawn with finely pointed instrument
or sharp needle through the wax, SO ss to
scratch the ivory slightly, and every part of the
outline racery must be sure to penetrate, or the
work will be spoiled. Then cover the surface
with strong muriatic acid, and let 1t remain
about four hours, when the wax may be removed
by means OF turpentine. 1t will be well TO ex-
pertinent on q small piece of ivory before at
tempting large design, as, owing to the hard
ness Of the bone and the uncertain strength OF
the acid, the time required may be somewhat
longer or shorter.-HdTpsr's Bdzdr.
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The OTHER DAY, after q meeting of certain
famous women's club in New York, the ladies
auuied themselves comparing their garters, TO
Sc which wore the handsOmest, for carriers of
ex ravagsnt expenses have latelycome into fash
ION, and several of these club members wear
theirs clasped with gold and precious stones
The jewellers are all introducing new designs 10 r
garter clasps that promise shortly 10 cost as
much as the bracelets that fashion has discari-
ed. A charming woman and singer in society
is said 10 wear pair OF garters that cost $500
N. 4. ErpTess,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE..

Hisssrs Fire Insurance Company OF New York
Assets, 81 ,S5S rs. Surplus, S66s as
Republic Fire Insurance Company Of New York
Assets, $1,000 plus, 800 ,oOO.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New
fork-Assets, s6O6 80. Surplus, sSsS 900.
National Fire Insurance Company OF Philsdel.
phis, Ps.-Assets, Ss6S 900. Surplus, s268 OOO
OLD Dominion Fire Insurance COMPANY OF Vir.
Einia-Assete, ass 900. Surplus, $4,000,
WILLIAM l.. BEAMHALL 3 CO.,
Dayr-r Agents, COZ 7th street northwest,
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ACCIDENTAL Consciousness. - Yesterday a
young Lad on the steamship Trent, while run
ming the donkey engine, met with an accident
which caused the loss of the thumb and two ret
fingers OF his left hand. He heard the order to
ahead and opened the valve, when in some
y his hand was caught in the engine. In al
dit on TO the loss OF the thumb and fingers his
Visit was badly crushed, which may necessitate
the emputatiOn OF the hand. he was sent 70
tie hospital. About ten minutes afterwards.
aboard the steamship Arbitrator, lying just
alongside the Trent, a cOiOred boss steyeioTe
net With similar accident, losing the two first
fingers of the lett hand. He was coming out of
the hold, and took hold OF the hoist rope on the
coil wheel, which moved just at that moment
and crushed OF the hnRers.-S1rannaA Nssrs
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
RETRERN NEW YORK AND LTYERPOOT
CAELTNG hT CORK HsPRnR

CALLING AT CORK NJ RBOR
.Cabs NY iG CT Is NV lG siE
Ceabris.....-- Sat, oct, 81 Jsys.. W al. , Nog .
Algerls--.Ne ed, New. slCuba.....-.. " ed b, Dec 2
BRtsyis-...- sat, Nov. u Algeria Wei, Dec .
AbysSinis- Wed. Eoy II lAbyssiuia. Wei, De-. as
And every following "WEDNESDAY ana EAT
UkDAY from New York.
Rers
EArEs OF PAaAsE.-Oab:n, So, sIe0, and eISO,
Ectci according 10 accommodation, Tickets 20 PA-
"a, Is, gold, additional Return tick sts o. favor
able terms. steersse Sel cUrreLc-.
steer0Ee tickets from Liverpool snc gueenstOvn,
sd al pETts Of Europe, ~ lowest rates. Thrcush
Jlia Of lsdins given for Belfast, Glasgow, HEvre,
Mediterranean ports, For freight a1d cabin pass
age, a. ply at the Con pany's Office, no BoSlins
Green; for Storage passage, No. III RrOs5wsy,
Trinity Building, or TO OTIS BIGELOW, Banker,
SOC Ith street, opposite Pstent Once.
Jsn2l-ly CHAS. q. FBAhOELYb, Aseut.
EVASHIEGTONJ NORFOLK, FEW YORK
Nt BOSTON, AND PEOYI0ENCE.
The me iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips % r.
Norfolk, will leave her vhart, foot Of = ~ -
sixth street, every MONDAY sndS-1EzE<nzsz
Thu bepAD, at p NJ. t.S2Chlus % the PRINCIPAL
river landings, cCnneCsFng 81 Norfolk with steam
ship Of the M and NJ. Line for Boston sud PrCvI.
doDCe; with the Ola Dominion StesHlship Com.
psby, for New York. Freight should De atdresssd
"Care % Lady % tho Lake, via Norfolk {"
n. x. FITZHUGH, Agent, 9Th street wharf
A. q. PLANT, GoneT al Agent,
sFD Room No. 10, Plant Binding.
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CO ARD LINE


With ths TieE u dimiu ishiuQ tie ch.Boe- o. s,l.
1siOE, tCs Steamers 4 this Line take 3 specinoo
cOUTse f.T ali seasons of the yoar.
On tie outward passage from Queenstown % New
forS % bJstoD, Crossing Meridian II o. 81 81 lst ,
o. nothing to the north Of IS.
On the honew sTd passage, crossing tae MERRIAM
C!cl II a. lSt., or nothing 20 tho north u q
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1924 GREAT 1874
icf PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1914
SOUTHWEST. soITT22RT Hs nm souTEwrr
4 LEGAEDRIA q WASHINGTON X. a
-

- AND
ALEXANDRIA . FKEDERIOKsBUR q R-h.
SOkEEE OF AND SIXTH STRHHrs.
L.Ssl tralns ieave for AleKsndris - foll0Ns:-s,
~ 10, III n, I,S, 1857 m; y
= "a sud p 10. daily, eli other rains dstlT eKospa
Local Trains iron AiszABdris arrive - folIow,:-
5.SS, 1883, e:S3, S.SS, 1893, Il.8s a m.
1888, S.33, 4:S3, g.5S, o:SS, T:Ss .. ~, Tue s.si
n, s2d o.SS ,. n from AloTAHdrla daily, al
other trains esily except Sunday.
washington aud Ohfo u q
RiCH MOHD FAST EXPRESS leaves daily et-
oept Sunday, ~ .. IN, arrive ct Richmond l0.4s
I'm.
GREAT SOUTHERN K1PBEse, via Richmond,
leaves Washington 20 IN. daily except eu 0dsy.
Through tickets % AL points South ind Southwest
FOR sale at Oces corner 18th street AID penusylVe-
nis syenua, and corner sth greet aud PennsylVanis
avenue, where passengers can leave OrderN for bag
Through 90 esttustiOn.
E.s. YOUNG, Gen1 Passenger Aren't. iyH-u
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STEAMER LINES.
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

The swim and fsycrftc Iron Steamer PILOT BOZ .
Csstsiu Joseph hite, leaves tsh- r.
strs<f " ksrf, 80 O'Clock. every sS,fts~<E N
TUESDAY ana SATURDAY -
MORNINGS, for principal Landings en- che Po-
tomac, IS far down CurriomsE, returning 90
Nashirgl every Wednesday an Sunday evening
TIE Saturday ard Sunday trip includes Cotton b,
Blsokistons Isisnd and LeO=ardtowE.
" r. BTLKs, Agent,
sepl4l " SIS street wharf.
NEW HAPRksS LINK VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PElI ADELPHIa, ALEAANDRIA, Va, ASH
IhGTON AND GEOBGETOWN, ID. q.
SAILING
From Pier 3, North Wharves, Phtlsdelphia,
M6bNtsDAY and SATURDAY r.
From So Wster street, Gaorss- ke<sessxsn1na
town, ID. C., MONDAY and FRIDAY, 5pm
This line connecss At Phlsdelphis With ClYdsS
Regular senii-weekly Line Of steamers fot Frovt-
deUos, Boston aud New England stats. No wharf
HYBE, lsen; for ID. Of o.
Nm. OLYBE 90, Philadelphia.
y. a. kEED, Alexandria, We.
Bostsn.
81 Freights delivered By KuoK's Express. Or
ders let az General Ofrse, SOS Pennsylvania ave-
tended 90. sspg-tr
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A MEXICAN LINE.
NAIL STEAMSHIPS A<,.s
ObEH LINZ CARRYING THEGETk
AMERICAN FLAG 1&s><.A
Sailing every THURSDAY from PhnadeIphia f5r
QUEENSTOWN sed LIVERPOOL
CABIN, INT6RMEDIATB AT STEFKsGA
ACCONMODATIOSs UNSURPASSED.
Eates a. low as BY another Grsl-class Lias.
PETKR WRIGHT sOSs, General Agents,
Ptiisdti phia
FRANK ". SANBOkN, Agent,
augS IL l425 Penn. avenue, " ash lstaa.
FBOs PHILADELPHIA
stip ~
"dsW EEpErss Line"
BEU& BCSTOE AND FEcVIDEIgE
neIa feisht via &C lydes Iron Lil-,' and shlP OF
Boston and Prevalence Railroad.
soe ssvertseuoUt II q. riou EsSress Line"
fcT tUii Information spBly to
srz7-ly 50 Nsfsr strsst. G.-rg st.,1.. a Z.
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THE TRADES.

THE TRADES.
SIsOLAIB q ROBERTSON,
Personal attention given 70 Jobbins snd Repairs.
Orders solicited, and e1smin stioa Of work invited
sepl4sm fronting on PeansyiTsnis avenue.
a VIKINGS ABD IROs AwNIsa TsAmEt
"a FOR STOKES,
N. g. COPELAND,
otS LSnistsna avenue, one door east OF Tth street
pr1v,ts Rs Ior stores, Public buiilnEs, Hotels
I ns FR Z! fer Stores, q. factory prices.
Agent for the Improved hildsw Proof Awu,n
Se0os. msts-tr
VIKINGS AND AWNINa FRAMEa
"A az tMPTorsd Style and Pa.ss-.,
Tor stores, Hotels, Public Buildings, City and Ooan
uy Residences ct factory prices.
Manufactured by
JOHN o. HOGAN,
us Market Space, between 7th and 9Th streets.
Flags and Damp Meeting Tents for sale rent.
sole agent for the only Genuins Mildeved Proof
PAINT.
have g method Of PREPARING Pain. which
oadsed By detective brick walls and lesky metslie
sa csI s:s + .Ssf o By
s snd E the the s0: ''r' ~
Being thorpushly saniyaed for ever KIND Of worn
IhoM h1ve not bsrstosoye ne srefsssiana I snoss
ses Ian ''r''s between Is s1s dIDH%T sS
DLUMBIN9, 0As-YIrTIHG AND eIW1e
by JAMES =. eRIxH, Practical Plumber, 10
COZ LOufs1ana eyenue, near e.h street porfh ,id~
Rs;id.nos Ss2 81 .srest northeast. Specially, Tis
Lln u flr1 eIveys on hand. mn 70
Gnso1 b .ff1 ~ 35.HS b,,,,.,,.
lolS Pennsyivania Avenu 10, south sfds,
nov8-D HaS Wsgb HDssishs.
VI perpon1 viahtna 20 SUploy reliable Servsnts
yiil e vel % esl & yoe1fE BROOKS, issS
ID 80, ese.ssa Al ssss6s Vhs.s sssis
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GHlaAL lAFLoiAlII 0!!Io..-A
Ia aasss, bsevsa q - j sHss6s Vhsrs tssiI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

,,: HE ;, DEATH of the old coIored man, James
Mitchell, of Mt Vernon, was mentioDsd !"
Saturdays Star. Mitchell was 81 wears old At
the time OF his death, and had always borne ,
good character. He came to Mr.. Vernon IS
months 19t after the death of General Georae
washington, with Judge Bushrod Waships.
ton' and always lived there afterwards, ysitoSs
paying great attention to him. For several
years past he has been pensioner Of the MI
:. er1oo Ladies Association. He was married
lor inc second time the night the British burnf
Tue capitol, aud this wife survives him at
very advanced age and in feeble health. H.
was ourieo at the expense Of the association
20 a portion OF the estate. = Wash. STIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

Oen. Mcdowell, commanding the department
OF the South, has appeared before the Military
COMMITTEE OF the House of Representatives
aud made full statement of the present Con-
oitlon and needs Of the army in the Southern
States He was clearly OF the opinion that no
further reduction of the troops 10 that section
is either Wise or practicable this year. The
number OF men under his command is between
5000 and 1900. They are scattered at the
posts all over the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

The committee Of Georgetown and upper
\. Washington shippers interested in the uaviga-
ton OF the Potomac, river above the Long
Bridge who have heretofore memoralized Con
gress IN favor of wider draw in the Long
Bridge, and greater accommodations there had
a hearing before the Committee on Public
Buildings Of the District of. Columbia and it
lsicla'med that the draw is now six fee ct less
vide than the law requires, aud that tits not
opened with sufficient promptness. The ap-
plicat7on Was opposed by the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company. The committee
took 40 action upon the subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29
LEASING THE PEN1TENr,.pv IT, G.

;, LEASING TIE PEN1TENr1ARY.-Th Senate
Committee on Public Institutions and the
House COMMITTEE on Prisons and Asylums m ra 81,
10 JOINT session last night, aud discussed 10
suoJect OF leasing out the penitentiary. Aftsr
1u!i conference and exchange OF" views # ws :
resolved to refer that subject and all others 70.
iating to reform in the management Of The ;ns,;-
tuition to subcommittee consisting of Sena.
TORS hlrkpatrlck, Holiday aud Greever On ,be
part par OF the Senate, and Messrs Fulke1son
h y Jordan and A. j. Clark on the mar, ~
lne House, with instructions to report a. soon
IS practicable Rich. Dispatch. 90 '''"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

.----' ~ T. IT the InnlSiana
OF new election, all the turmoil and clamor.
1t they move at all it is with noiseless and
trackless footsteps. What is going on behind
the scenes.no one can tell but the actors, and
they want tell. Itis evident however, that
some one touched secret springs to cause. the
withdrawal ola message already prepared for
transmission to Congress, and which is said to
have actually left the White House on Mon
day last for the Capitol, and to have then been
recalled ...,~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

= a board OF officers Of the corps of engineers,
consisting of CoI. j. e. Barnard, Majr O. A.
dillwore, Major w. 2. Craighi and Major
Uodfley Wesze. has been constituted to ex-
smlne and report upon the James river and
hanawha canal project Mr. B. H La,robe,
OF Baltimore, having asseuted to serve as
member OF the board is, by order of the War,
department, associated with it in the discharge
OF this duty. The board will convene 10 Rich
mond' Va, February uext, or as soon there.
after as practicable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

Inc National Republican makes the follow.
log confession Personal chickering's, personal
jealousies suspicious Of corruption, iuvestiga.
lions and general exposure of soiIed linen -
puohc are the main points which illustrate the
history OF the Forty first and Forty-secopd Con-
crosses. The four years of their existence, 80
lar as their unguided acts are concerned, an.
pears almost Ikea blank in the record of,the
Republican party''a y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1874.

Mr.. Joseph T. Walls, Of Florida, delivered
an address before the Senate COMMITTEES on
TRANSPORTATION yesterday 10 favor of the CON
structlon Of ship canal through the peninsula
Of Florida. He argued that this canal would
be Of the greatest advantage to natloaal aud IN
terpa,ional commerce, and would develop the
resources Of the Gulf States, and would oa
great facility to the producers OF the West.
He claimed that it would be feasible when this
canal Was completed for light dfaught vessels
loaded on the upper Missouri, Mississippi,
Ohio, Rcd, or in fact any OF the rivers of the
Mississippi valley or Gulf States, to proceed
without breaking bulk to any Atlautlc seaport,
and, besides, would greatly shorten and make
safe navigation from New. York to New Or
leans, by avoiding the reefs off Florida. The
committee we're tavorably impressed with the
suggestions of MEnWalis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

Z, q petition asking Gov. Kemper to pardon
!NcCarty is being circulated in Richmond, and
pas been signed by considerable number at
Inc BEST and most influential citizens of that
community |, has been signed also by ma
Jori'y OF the members OF the Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

- Dr. Pancost and several other Pbilade)nh;a
surgeons started yesterday for North Carolina
to carry out the. arrangements for post mor
tenn examination of the remains of the Siames.
twins They protested to be quite certain that
tae e: autopsy would be allowed, though recticent
as to the terms upon which the families Of rho
twins had agreed to it, -. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29
MARRIEI.

" AT Paups (EpscopaD Church, Alexapdria
, na. ~ Key ~, JOIN AcGiil, on Tuesday JaDu
Ct S! lem q, Rose, Hood county, Texas, to Misss
ZEN Me r, daughter Of the late George Chi.
chester of Fairfax county, Va. 81 WIZ
= BY Rev. G. II. Ryland, at Woodtawn Church
io alTi"x county, Va at p. m, january 18Th
49, 4, NJ JOSEPH w. billion and Miss
IANNlE J. GREGG, both OF Loudoun 60 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

Washington dispatches state that it is very
evident that in whatever direction Congress
may see fit to retrench and economic, 1t will
not crippelthe Signal Service. ..r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

A letter from Prince George county, Nd,
says: THE travel on the Baltimore aud Poto-
mac railroad has greatly increased; the trains
are constantly laden with freight and passen-
gers to and from Baltimore, and nearly all the
wood consumed 10 this town is brought by that
road from the lower portion Of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

10 the sixteen Circuit Courts of the State for
the year ending last August there were '26,64o
actions and suits pending, 1851 judgments at
law, 6, 967 in,erIocutory DEGREES, audi $40 final
DEGREES. Total decisions from which appeals
NAV he had II $685.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

Vesuvius is giving sigus Of an approaching
eruption. Great puffs Of smoke are continual
ly ascending from its crater accompanied by
fame.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29
one Warrau,

Mr. Bradlaugh, who has been lecturng tor
several months to American audiences, sailed
for home yesterday He expressed himself as
highly pleased with. his reception in America
and his receptions as lecturer. 1t is his lnten-
ton, he says, on his return to England to con-
test the seat 10 the House Of Commons tor
Northampton, and will then again visit this
county Ia regard to the recent movements
Of the unemployed" 10 New York, MIR. Brad
laugh expresses the opinion that they are ex-
tremey ill-advised, and doubts the honesty and
disinterestedue.s OF some Of the prominent
leaders. 49, -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

The Washington correspondent Of tue BaItl
more Sun says: '"fhe Lantern, said to be a
paper somewhat after the plan Of Henry Roche
forts Lantern in Paris, made its first appear
aDce yesterday, aud has created considerable
excitement. The sheet attacked a number OF
officials, and one hour after it was pubiised
three warrants were sworn out and 10 the hands
Of the police. The editor, polite French
man, lett tor Baltimore. 1t is thought the
next issue will be printed in Baltimore, as it is
too warm for him here. COL VIM. o. Cook
the attorney for this District, is severely attack
ed by the paper, and he is the complainant IN
one warrant s......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29
THEJ. BUMGARDNER
OLD RYE W HISKEY

Is stiIl made under the PERSONAL supervision of
MIR. j. Balngardner ST., and of the same mste.
rials and 1y the same process as it has been for
the last hity years. 1t is guaranteed to be PER.
FEcTLf pUkE-entirely free from any sdultsra-
tlon whatever, when obtained direct from the
proprletors. The public is cautioned against
spurious limitations and counter!ein. We ara
the sole manufacturers and PROJECTORS of the
buagardner' Whiskey that has gained such
:, Wlde.s spread reputation. Our Wniskey took
Inc FIRST P"EM1UM for the "sgsT AND PUsEsr
oisltL ATioS' at the only three Fairs q: which
: = was exhibited during the fall of 1873, viz !:
richmond. Lynchburg and Staunton. SEND.
toUR ORDERS MREcT. -
j. BUMGARDNER s SONS.
Jan Zi-lm Stanton, Ylrpinia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-29

CoNaREss.-In the Senate, yesterday, III,
resolutions OF she Legislature of New Jerse,
10 favor of the bill for armipg and eoniDn;oo
the Whole body Of the militia of the limited
otates, were presented and referred to the Com.
ulttee on Military Affairs. After some o,ha,
unlmDortant business the debate on the finances
was resumed, Mr.. Bayard, of Delaware hsv.
| ing the Il Dor. lie held that a standard If vaiuo
should be dec Jared by putting all curreoev on a
goid oasis. lie also contended that specie "a.
sumption at the earliest practicable dav was
demanded alike by duty, honesty, and wisdom
and advocated the restoration of the Stat.
bank system. Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont. fol.
l9wed lu reply to the speech of Mr. Boutwell,
delivered some days ago.
lo the House of Representatives, as stated
10 yesterdays Gazette, after the morong bonr
mr GARFIELD, from the Committee on puhlc
bulldogs aud Grouuds, reported bill iurrn,
u uuoeu Uo tuesday, to reduce The expenditures
tut puDnc buildings, aud asked its recommittaI
giving nutlce OF an Intention to call il mn IN
t &c days. MT PIatt asked It's reference to the |
committee or. Pubic Grounds Thi, references
winch was understood 10 be on the nart If
those VINO opposed the reductions 'pron0Sed bv
the olll' was opposed by Mr. Garfield, uuj. At
Ter debate, Was adopted by vote of yeas ~
nays 10. Mr. Garfield also reported bill to
FeVise and consolidate the statutes ia relation
o estimates of appropriations. and public ae.
'ouo's' Wnlch was referred TO the Cumuittee
u the W hoie.. The Aruy- Appropriation bin
vas taken up, and Mr.. Albright, of PennsyI-
anla' addressed the Hvuse In opposition to
ny REDUCTION OF the strength of the army
IT. Uarheld, 10 reply, said that some of he
&c were 10 favor OF every reduction of :
ne estimates except the particular one that
hight be under discussion. n. ~nrvsd ,h ha, u
ne army could well bear reduction. and IN a
called to the House to sustain the re1re,op y
ent proposed by the bill. Without actinn :
,e House adjourned 'o'iop'