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The Morning herald., 1875-10-12
HOSIERY.

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N -a.. q. A new and full stock Of q IT,.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, 4;s,a :.',il..i ~ -.
MERiN0 INDERWEAR, y
.tT YAK, GUIPURE AND POINTLACES,
PRINCES, CORSETS AND NOTIONS.
'' Also, a fine assortment OF .,,,
Embroidered Slippers and Zephyr work, :.
=. '" Zephyr ,Worsted, Germantown Wool
Balmoral and Plain .Woolen Yarns. &c
/ .teJs.lH. sTAATs, Il
aup2s-ly No. Az LARKET ST.
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The Morning herald., 1875-10-12

TAvE YOU HEARD THE NEWs!
That at ll6 Market street they are selling
new styles
PLAID. PLAIN AND REPP GOODS
y from rs to rs cents ''~ .'-
ALL WOOL CAsHMEIlREs. l. Z = !, J, !, ,;,..o - !, 1o
BLACK ALAPACAS, nji ~ :, =. =
From 5 cents to $780,
ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH n :,
Best Qualities, 6cents.
blankets at all prices, lLarge assortmentt at
Of clOth for men and boys wear. Fun line OF
Notions, Don't forget the place, :. - , 'f.'"
|"'r' ~ E, FELLH1MER,
F"."a 1l8 Market street, Wilmington, Del:
n. B,-Fine assortment BLACK silks MsH''
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No. Q w. SIXTH STREET
4 a, >, 80 r'tl Itsk i~.I,iL,. - -
Hair Cutting, Shampooing, and Dyeang 10
every style. au0S'i
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The daily Argus., 1875-12-13

THIS Is THE ONLY LINE TIL RUNS THE
celchra ed PULLMAN PALACE CARS from Chicago 20
New York, thouI change. AK for tickets via
For Wayne and Pennsy ylvania Line.
Through tickets for sale at all principal ticket
offices, at the lowest CurrenI rates.
+. X. MYERS, G. p. & T. A,
The daily Argus., 1875-12-13

Court Records and books for county
off .es made in the best manner at TIE
ARGUS OFFICE.
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RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh .Wayne&Chicago
AND PENNSYLVANIA R.R.L LINE
Condensed lime liable.
MAY, 1873,

TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO Dept,
Conner Canal and Madison SITS, West Side,
On arrival OF Trains from North and Southwest.
> Trains with trough No.2. Not NOD.
- Cars DAY kA. fac. EX Nh, kx.
TO NEW lURk. EASuu. Daily E.X, Sat.
d sun
The daily Argus., 1875-12-13
''SI.5OO.O0O"

Is the average monthly proiT cstima ed to be paid
to t0lders Of stock privileges by various bankers il
Wall street The house of Nessrs. Al Xandcr Froth-
ipnharr IL CO - Wall street. New York, VINO pos
SIS worldwide reputation for their strCt Integrity,
offer TO nj atutously for year th' ir Fintn-
cill Weekly Report, and = book explaining how
sums from ten dollars 10 thousands may be invest
, d. Those who invest little have the same p iva!.-
tages as large operators. Send for their Weekly. =
Boston Pos, Nov Eth. Address
ALEX. FRDTHINGIIAM& & co,
Bankers and Brokers.
OPP n Y Stock Exchange. II Wall ST.. y, !.
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Of God.
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RAILa0A-S.

NlHCtHHdil' i1tidS cttc "a SiICpeP H. II,
indianapolis. CHM & Lafayette r. r.
Is the Shortest, Best, Quickest and Finest Equip
ped Route between all pc iAts - of the MiSsis-
ippi River and PEORIA, LAFAYETTE, ,INnIANAraIGs
CINcINzATI. oUIsvILLE and all Cities of the East
South East and North.
The following l. the time Of the CIECINNATI
LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN:
Leave R"ck Island GOO =. II. via p & r. | Ry :;
Peoria 10: 10 Il. N ; sheldon B p m; lafayette 30
?. m; indianapolis $40 p. m. Cincinnati 1G:5J p
n; Louisville II :O0 p. IN.
Close connections for Baltimore. Washington,
New York ani Southern points.
Leave Rock Island 81 J. ii. via P. & r. / Ry
Peoria 90 p. m; Lafayette leo 3. m; Indanap-
oils 400 O. m. arrive { ncinnati 5 :i5 a. m ous-
willie S:30 a. m; Dayton q p. m; Columbus H.:
Is a. m; Pittsburgh 1:f0 p m. Immediate counec'
;i,Is through to Phiia6clphts New York s Boston
CHICAGO & lOGANSPoRT FAST EXPRESS
Leave Rock Island so p m; Peoria II 100 p. m.
GlmaL 2.50 An: ,hicago T:30 a. m.; State
Line 4:10 a. m.; Logansport 7.35 a. M; Columbus
20 p. m; Pittsburgh :t3 m; Toledo } 80 p IN
! Cleveland 1910 z. III.
| Close connection at Chicago, Pittsburgh ant
Cleveland FOR all Eastern and Northern Cities
ny this route passengers rs avoid delay. and ON
nibuses transfer through large cities which ren
dcrs it very desirable. particularly for la lies.
Ask for ii ket9 reading + ON Peo.ia via T. p. &
". K'y. Baggage Check Through.
A. l.. HOPKINS. Receiver. Peoria
! II. { TOWN END. ocn'I Tic't Agt Peoria
For information address
". r. CRUMPTON.
Gen. Wcst'n Ag't, Burlington, Iowa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March l.-Flour-DrmauI
good at full prices. Wheat Steady and
in moderate demand; No. spring 92c;
No. 2 SGic rejected SHc strictly fresh
spot; S7{c bid seller April; 3l3c seller
May. Corn-DulI and unsettled; No. .
mixed Gaze bid spot or seller March; G5t'
bid seller April; rejected G3r. Oats
Dull and unsettled; "" . 53m j3!c
spot; 53Ic bid seller April; jG.c seller
May. Rye-Quict and unchanged. Bar
ley-Dull and unsettled. Clover Seed
Steady at - 9ja6 80. Dressed Hogs
SteBdy at s. jOG.7 50; heavy $S l2IC
s %. Pork-Dull except for cash at
$lS 2j spot; SIS l5@ls 70 seller March;
$lS 50 seller April; SIS 90 seller May
Lard-Duli and nominal at Sl3 @2I spot
or seller March; Sl3 81! seller April;
l3 j7B seller May. Bulk Meat.-Weak
Whisky-ln demand at5l 10. Egg
Firm; sales closed ut iOc.
On call board in the afternoon Wheat
was lc higher; others unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
New York Dry Goods Market.

From the Commercial Bulletin, March /.
Domestic Dry GooDs-The week and
month were ushered in BY snow storm.
which had depressing influence upon
business in all departments, and the VOL
ume Of trade was quite moderate with
both commission houses and jobbers
CoTToS GOODS presented no new fea.
lures of Importance, and are firmly held
by agents at current rates, while the larg-
er iobbers continue to divide the late ad-
vance with their customers on such goods
as they were enabled TO buy at bottom
prices. The supply of nearly all leading
brands Of brown cottons continues light
in first hands, and large quantities Of
these goods are sold by the agents, 10
arrive. Bleached shirtings, wide sheet
ings, corset Jeans denims, tickIngS, &c,
of the most prominent corporation brands
are also closely sold up, and dare very firm
at the latest advanced prices. ChcvlOt
shirtings are in moderate request, but
hickory stripes and checks remain slug
gish and the stormy weather initiates
against the distribution Of cOttonadc-.
PRINTS continue quiet in first hands
except SIC makes and such novelties a.
appear from day TO day The larger
jobbers are, however, doing a good pack
age trade in such styles a. they are pre-
pared to offer at prices ruling before the
late advance. Prices are firm in first
hands, and unchanged, and the future
course of values will depend in n meas
urc upon the print cloth market, a II l.
certain printers cannot continue produc-
tion at present prices if they are COM
PEELED to enter the open market IA buy
crs Of cloths ut current rates. 1t i,
equally certain, however that in a great
majority Of cases the printers are well
supplied with cloths for immediate use,
aud it i, shrewdly suspected that in some
instances large surplus supply Is held
that would seek market in the event
Of settlement of the labor troubles at
Fall River.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Thr trade
movement continues slow with the pack
age houses .and the jobbng branches are
dull. Cotton goods steady at unchanged
prices. Brown Sheetings in good demand
and light supply. Prints less active but
ruldfrm with strong upward tendency
Richmond + Prints opened at 81! Cling
hams in very light supply. Woolen
goods duh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The South Boston Chemical Works
was burned Wednesday night Loss
$4,000.
Owing to the strike of operators at
Fall River. Mass, six mills have been
stopped
The Louisiana Legislature adjourned
last night at midnight, sine dje, the men,
bcrs not awaiting arbitration.
1t Is understood that the President viii
take no further action IN the affairs of
Arkansas, he being influenced by the
recent expression of the House against
governmental interference.
Arch Bishop Manning has received a
summons from the Pope to come to Rome.
1t is authoritativcly stated that he is to be
made Cardinal.
The third annual meeting OF the
Mississippi Valley Dental Association, is
now being held at the hall OF the Ohio
Dental College, in Cincinnati. There is
"a good attendance.
The Pennsylvania Democratic State
Central Committee in session at Harris
burg, yesterday, decided to hold State
Convention to nominate candidates for
governor and State treasurer, at Erie
September sth.
Brown. who is to be executed in Penn
svlvania for the murder of an old couple
Mr.. and Mrs Kramer, made IL full con-
fession OF guilt yesterday, stating that he
committed the murder and had no ac-
Complicc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
Speaker BIaine's Closing Address.

Gentlemen: l close with this hour II
six years service as Speaker Of the House
OF representatives. period surpassed
in length by but two Of my predecessors,
and equaled BY only two others. The
rapid mutations Of personal and political
fortune in this country have limited the
great majority of those who have Occu-
pied this chair to shorter terms of office.
1t would be the gravest insensibiIity to
the honors and responsibilities of life, not
to be deeply touched by 50 signal mark
of public esteem as that which | have
thrice received at the hands Of my polti-
cal associates. desire in this last mo-
ment to renew to them, one and all, my
thanks and my gratitude.
To those from whom | differ in my
party relations-thc minority of this
House, tender my Acknowledgements
for the generous courtesy with which
they have treated me. By one of those
sudden and decisive changes which dis
tinguish popular institutions, and which
cOnspcuously mark II free people that
minority is transformed in the ensuing
Congress to the governing power of the
House. It might possibly have been
under other circumstances, that event
necessarily renders these word, my fare
well to the Chair.
The Speaker.hip of the American
House of Representatives is a post of
honor, of dignity, Of power, Of response
bility. Its duties are at once complex
and continuous: they are both oncrous
and delicate they are performed in the
broad light Of day, under the eye Of the
whole people, subject at all times 10 the
closest observation, and always after ded
with the sharpeSt criticism. think no
other Official Is held to such instant and
such rigid accountability. Parliament
tary rulings in their very nature are per-
emptory: almost absolute in authority
and instantaneous in effect. They can
not always be enforced in such way a.
to win applause or secure popularity; but
/ am sure that no man of any party who
is worthy to FIJI this chair will ever see a
dividing line between duty and policy.
Thanking you once more, and thank
ing you most cordially for the honorable
testimonial you have placed on record 70
my credit, ! perform my only remaining
duty in declaring that the Forty-Third
Congress has reached lis constitutional
limit, and that the House of Representa-
tivcs stands adjourned without day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
Cincinnati Market.

CIScINHATG, March 4.-Cotton-
Firm at ljsc. Flour-Dull and un-
changed. Wheat-Quiet at 81 O7G,l 10.
Corn-Active at 67G,6Sc. Oats-Steady
at $1,000. Rye-Steady at 81 II. Bar
ley-DuTl and nominal. Oils-Un-
changed. Eggs-Firm at 28cr Butter
Firm; medium 23@24c; choice 25G
&c Cheese-Firm at l6Col6Ic. Pork
Dull aud nominal at $40 90. Lard
Quiet at $l3 25G13 so; kettle Sli 90.
Bulk Meats-Demand active and prices
advanced at 6E@9E6 lOic. Bacon-De-
mand fair and market firm shoulders
ia Sc; clear rib rides lO3c; clear sides
ll!muic Whsky-Dernand fair and
market firm at 81 10.
Hogs-Active and firm; common 50 90
as 10; fair to choice s. OOG : 3d. no
choice Offering.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
GOvERNMESTs-Stea,
RAILRoAD BONDS Firm.
STATE BOEDs-Dull.

SToCKs-Opened strong at ali advance
of / to / per cent in the general list, II
per cent in Union Pacific and l. per cent
in Pacific Mail, over the closing quota
tions Of yesterday. Union Pacific sold
Us high as AL; Pacific Mail Al; North
western common. 43s; st. Paul common
43g; Western Union 75s. There was
later decline of lG2s per cent, Pacific
Mail touching 3SI; Union Pacific 4S8;
Northwestern Az; st. Paul "a! and
Western Union AZ. The changes in
the remainder of the list were less impor-
tant. After the second call the market
was steady in tone. During the last hour
the market was quiet with the exception
Of lew leading shares, such as Pacific
Mail. Union Pacific and Northwestern.
The closing quotations showed "a reaction
of J to 2! per cent from the prices made
during the greatest excitement at the
opening of the market. The advance of
the morning stimulated realizatlons,
which in connection with the persistent
hammering by the banks, caused II de-
cline at the close. The heavy short in
terest previously existing in speculative
shares has been large on the increase to-
day. The circle OF spectators is gradu-
ally expanding and the number Of out
side orders on the increase. The trans
actions on the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated $4,000 shares, of which
100000 were Pacific Mail, 1900 Lake
Shore, $1,000 Northwestern, 5000 ST.
Paul 5000 Ohios, $4,000 Western Union
and 5000 Wabash.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Cotton-Dull;
middlng uplands l6sc; futures closed
easy; sales 1920 bales March IL ll-32c;
April Is 2l.32@@l6 1l-l6c; May
Il / 32c; June II 5-l6@l7 1l.S2c; July
i 9-l6@l7 1890; August Il 22-32My
lac; September Il 1-32@l7 1-l6c;
October Is ll-l6@ @l63c. Flour-A
shade frmcr; receipts $1,000 barrels
supertinc western and State s. 2jm
4 50; common to good 81 s5Gt5 10; good
To choice ~ OOta5 30; white wheat extra
81 &5a6 90; extra Ohio "A s6G6 co.
st. Louis So G5@yS o. Rye Flour
Steady at 81 OOG5 10. Corn Mesl-ln
request at 50 S5Mi 40 Wheat-In mod
crate request and lc higher; shippers
generally refuse to pay the advance; re-
ccipts 1000 bushels; No. spring 81 II
al 20; No. do 81 OSGl II; No. .
Chicago 81 1lIGE1 Is; No. = Milwaukee
81 l4Gl l6I; No. = Minnesota atloat
81 49,. Rye-Quiet. Barley-Steady.
Malt-Quiet. Corn-ln fair demand
and higher; receipts 1900 bushels; mix
ed western S4@86e; yellow 84!C, Soc,
Oats-Qulcti receipts. 1000 bushels;
mixed western G7a7Oc; white $50, 69c
Firm. Hops-Dull. Coffee
Steady at l6@lStc. Sugar-Aetivej,air
TO good refining 7sGSci prime Sic. Rice
Steady. Molasses-Quiet and un-
changed. Petroleum-Steadier; refined
15CGl5!c; crude &c. Rosin-Heavy at
81 90. Turpentine-H Heavy at 35!c.
Eggs-Irregular at 30@32c. Pork
Steady at $40 O0Gi9 50. Dressed Hogs
Steady at S:@83c. Beef-Quiet. Cut
Meat.-Quict; dry salted shoulders 7sc;
middles quiet; long clear 1Osc; short
clean lOIc. Lard-Easler; prime steam
1&!Gl3 1l-l6c Butter-Heavy; western
l5(, 24c. Checsc-Firm at l0CglGIc.
Whisky-Firmer and quiet at 81 H..
Clover Secd-Quieti western at l04c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
Boston Wool Market.
From the Commercial Bulletin, March /.
The mnrknt hns had mn nNcnnlinunlll

From the Commercial Bulletin, March !.
The market has had an exceptionally
quiet week. The sales will be found to
foot much smaller than has been the case
at any time for the past three months.
Fine woods are very duh, quoting
Pennsylvania Y and Xxx and abov" at
80 to sac, while Ohio do range from 81 u
5jc. No. Ohio- are firm at 80 To 51c;
Michigans, SOC; Colorado white, 3Oto @jc;
California fall bury, ID to l7c, and
spring good to slightly bury, - to 26c
The inquiry is for No. rs. Cape is not
selling Australian i held for j3 10 jir.
Receipts for the week amount to 2,lsi
bales domestic and 2,0Sl bales foreign.
Sales for the week foot up jOo,0o0 10,
domestic and $1,000 lbs foreign.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
THE CAPITAL REMOVAL.
Honor TO whom Honor Is Due,

Editors OF the Register.
| see the citizens of Wheeling have
taken great pains to express their graft
tude to Messrs. &. R. Tingle, W. W: Mil
Ter and other gentlemen, for their inter
esting efforts put forth for the removal
of the Capital This is all right as Tar as
il ooes. but there is another individual to
whom the citizens of Wheeling and the
friends of removal elsewhere are indebted
for the removal Us much, If not more
tban aDv Of those whom YOU have yet
mentioned. That gentleman is w. NJ.
Merrifeld, of Marion County, who first
called for convention last April to meet
at Grafton in May, for the pur-
pose of devising means for the
removal of the Capital from Charleston,
His call or suggestion was sanctioned at
once by "a petition signed by sixty or
eighty taxpayers of Marion and adioin-
ing counties. of which number was one
During the period between the call and
the assembling of the committee Mr..
Merritield was writing to all the princi-
pal papers in the First and Second Con-
gressional districts, urging them to fire
the people up to determination to re-
move the capital this winter. This state
nent can be fully corroborated by the
papers of this district. think am
safe IN saying that there was not another
gentleman in West Virginia who dcvot-
ed a. much time and labor for the remoy-
al of the capital as did W. NJ. Merrifeld
therefore, give honor to whom honor Is
due. FIRST DISTRICT.
That's fact, our people have been
overlooking Merrifield's serviccs.-ED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, March i.--Bceyr---
Receipt, 1870 head. making 1000 head
for three day, against $3.50 head for
the same time last week. Not enough
cattle to supply the demand. Market
firm at an advance of tc since Monday;
poor to fair Texans 7m7!c; poor t."
strictly prime natiy" steers and oxen
l0G l3ic Sheep-Rcccipts 1000 head,
making $40 head for three days, again.t
j.43O head for the sam" tim" Ia.' week.
The market closed at 5lCNsc, with on" car
load at SIC Swin"-Rcccipt- 24@0
head, making $500 head for three day,
against 1870 head for the sam" time Iu-t
week. None offered alive; dressed hog.
further advanced G; closed firm at 9iC,
9Ic tor city; SsCq SIC for western.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, March 4.-MoNEY-
In the money market borrowers were
supplied at 3@3! per cent on call, and
the great bulk of the business was at
these rates. After borrowers had gene
rally made up their bank accounts,
money was bid up to per cent on very
little business. The movement was ar
tifcial. Sterling steady at 4S0@4S0!
for sixty days and 4S4!G94S42 for sight.
Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Opened at llj, advanced to
ll5i, declined to ll4i and closed at 10.
Carrying rates l@@ per cent and fiat.
The Assistant Treasurer disburscd $l02,-
600. Clearings $56000,0O0.
GnyVpHMrGTsS Staudy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST Liberty, March i-Cattlo-
Receipts for to-day 374 head, making for
three day, past ,jG4 head The supply
il still light and everything sold out NJ
an advance in price Of lc; extra s. OOc,
%; prime 81 50Cd,7 90; medium to good
- 75la.6 % common 10 fair - 7JIf5 80;
stockers scarce at % OOG4 90; bulls a,
to quality - OOaj 90. Hog--R"-
ceipts for to-day 2,sGO head making
for the three days past 7,ojj head; +;
Workers So 7j@7 %; PhilsdeIphia- - 80
as 50. Sheep-Receipt. for to-day 500
head, making for three days past $500
head best 81 SOC s so medium - 75Cf
) 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE March Authoritative:
Pennsylvania and Ohio So %; other
grades unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No.
amber western 81 20Ca u; No. =
il 20; No. red 81 lSml 10; No. >
81 l7Gl l74. Corn-Steady for west
ern mixed. Oats-Quiet and steady;
western mixed G5GJGGc. Ryc-Dull at
81 GOAL o.. Pcrk-DuIl at $40 O0o
~ 80. Bulk Meats-Steady shoulders
7I@7!c; clear RIB sides lOlc. Bacon
Firm; shoulders Si@S!c; clear rib ll!G
ia. Hams-l4Gl5c. Lard-DulI al
l3l@l4!c. Buttcr-FairIy active; good
to fine western tub and roll 22Ga 30.
Petroleum-Nominal at 7!m7sc. COTE"
Unchanged Whisky-9l l2!@l II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05
Closing Cerem onies-Great Crowd of
Spectators.

In the midst of the turmoil Mr.. Nib
lack offered Il resolution of thanks to the
clerks, Sergeant-at-Arms, door-keeper,
postmaster, and other officers for their
courtesy, efficiency and fidelity. Agreed
TO-
Mcssrs. Dawes, Maynard and Cox were
appointed committee to wait on the
President to notify him that Congress
was ready to adjourn.
Mr.. Haynes moved to suspend the rules
50 as to pass the bill in relation to the
Hot Spring reservation. Negatiyed.
At this time, ll:40 thcpresure,oifrec-
tators is SO great that the doors of the
hall are thrown open to the ladies. The
gallerie. are crowded and door ways
blocked up, by those who could not force
their way in, and even in the diplomatic
gallery there is not vacant seat.
As the last minutes were wearing
away the Speaker was engaged in sign
ing, and the Clerk, in reading the titles
of enrolled bills. At one minute before
twelve Mr.. Dawes, from the committee
to wait on the President, reported that
the committee had been informed that
the President had no further commun /
cation to make TO Congress,
The Last Sct Enr, lied and Signed
was one for the benefit of William
Green. and before the messenger bearing
it to the President had got out Of the hall