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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

nISTRICT OF LICCHFIELD, ss,l Probate. Court, O March 18th, 1876.,. ., ,j.,, l..s ,,, n.,,
 Estate of Andrew Buell. late of Ltchfield, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate fdrthe DistHitt of Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six mohthsffrom the date hereof fer the creditors M said rstate exhibit claims for settlement. Those Who neglect to present their accounts, properly atteste Within said time d be debarred d recovery. All persons indebted 10 said estate Are requested to make immediate pay naent to- 9ssji a!i., oli. i !.,,, ....,tt
 5O3w .-i. t.,,,. WATTS. H,j BROOKS: .a .'i I,.ls:t Administrator. with the Will annexed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
l, Collectors. Notice.

IL persons liable to gay taxes in the town of Ply.
 meuth, Conn IoAf assessnaent <ljs&s off 1875 are hereby notified that said tax will become due on Sat- urday the first day of April 1S76 I will be at the Post 0ice injP1y Hout1 Gsnaie. on Saturday. April Il 1876, ,fkdnI I9ol6dck AI h. hutl 4b'clocf. m. fe. the purpose of receiving said taxes The addition re- quired by will be made to all taxes not paid on or collecting. . S' ~ Ffsa
 3.ssS :tt3.ass HOMER E. cooK, Collector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

IlEPORT of the Condition of the, First Ma. lG tional Bank of Ltchfield.. at Litchfield, in the State of Connecticut, at the close of busi ness, March 10th. 1876. .....,L ..i,nnt.i /. E
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
.LaNevIIIe.

]. All our sohools are closed Tor. the 5 e,rlng vacation. ;;s!" @=s+ts >syaj.i.a yisan, ,,t,
 :: James Q Reilly was. i sentenced to 15 days. ib Litchfeld jail for fighting. last week.;i ,r-a:.. ,:..= ,,su U e,I ii,s:"l. z,,fa
 Tie union ii meetings l,g i4 thfs; '7!illags and salsburya still continue, About twenty -fve'persens have professed conves- sion since" the revival eomrnehced:, ='eesl,. ,. E;' ,'t:t :'',:I :'.}, i:.t i. .&t,ss ta
 .,;7A barn belonging tq Patrick Francis, on Town Hill, was burnt recently. IA COW, pig, and some chickens were in the barn at the time, and were burnt. cause un- known; no insaraneeL',e ,.. .:., .e.,,,D.,f,, ': At meeting Of the 'salisbafy Fish and Bird: Protective Society at, the Miller House, last week, it was decided to stock the brooks and lakes of this town with salhoh, Ni trout and other fish; the expert ment to be commenced as soon as. 5practi. cable: t" ns,Y l>ln,s:,1,l, ';' v,,is:, ".}
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LITCHFIEED INSTITUTE.
The next term begins on MONDAY. MARCH B

Thorough instruction will be given in the Common and Higher English brapches and the classics.
 Special facilities will be 6ffered for the study of French or German
 LMRs Anniea H. Noble, late Eirst Assistant in sthe Dorchest fgh'Shool,f has been eneaged aa Assist. ant.
 13w M. k. GAINES, Principal
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
,4,>... DOMESTIC.

xwsss s4iss@-. DOAEE4fAC.. .si'H
 siThe Yale aftf Harvard feeatta is to be rowed on tfie'30th of 'Jute dext:at Spring | field.
 Over 30 Representatives in Congress
 are. sick, most of them from the bad ven-
 tilation of the House, ,..... s...;<. .....l. 1T The National Bank of New York sus- pended on the .l4th. Its.i stockholders
 will lose. half their, investment. .. i..s.. si4New York kinfationistsh held aconventlon
 on the 18th. .a.l. s;....... ..s ,s...<,-.. :..:,s
 ..eT There have been 5000 conversions in
 the New burgh. N Y1, district revivals. a1Gen. Schsnek. has arrived from England. !: Mrs Brist0Mturns out tohave.h had only 10 per cent. of the Thompson mule claims for legal services, and not 50 per cent as was @tleged..'s l.:. n,:etsis, ,e.eai , .,..!.s.s ;. -s>Attorney General aPierpeint has, pro-
 cured the geturn of MT. and Mrs. Marsh by promising them indemnity from prose Ef 7lhe Springfield .(na. Opera, .. House burnt Friday; loss 9130, ,000, uninsured. Ils.EVacqation Day was celebrated at, sBos-
 ten,g Friday. ,.i., .>,.' .:...,. .,.x. .-..i.s.-
 Mondays snow storm at the South was
 the;heaxiest known .iu 20 years. There
 was 10 inches of snow in Memphis.., z < : iai Mr Danass, confirmation is now expee- ted. at,r iss., !3t f. =-:@, ..s, =.s..:: i < Ex-Senator Stewart says tho Emma
 mine Is very valuable. fj .., <...:; .,.,!.: 3-.;
 5aA fire in Charleston, Monday, destroyed
 property, to the amount of half a million. Cheney (Rep.} has a plurality; of 1860
 lEptes for GoY.-ln; New Hampshire. The Republicansihave9 out ofl2,, Senators and a majority of over 20 in;the House. .5sF tr.s q t.a, .t
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
,ReQistrarS', ,NOiiCe.,!.

4..., iReglstrarS, aN0l4Ge.!s lo TSHE undersigned, Registrarsp of Voters for the 2d district of Tittfed, hereby Svenutice that they will be in session Saturday, the 18th and Thurs day the 28t days H Maref the lost office u Northfeld, from o'clock in the forenoon till five in the afsrnosu n each af said days, for the pur. pose of revising and correcting the voting list of said o'E't'ss''s'i IaYsS M TuRNER ps.,..r.r.
 ,ts, GEO. GUERNSEY. f ..ofYoters.
 Lits hield March 18th, 1876 5u-2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
DIsTR!cT of tITcH#rELD ss,, Probate. Court,

DIsTRicT of t1TCHFIELD ss.; Probate Court, U March 3, 1876
 Estate of Alvah Clark te of Morris in said District
 The Court of Probate for the District of Litcheld hath limited and allowd SIX months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attesed within sad time, will De debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested tesmSkg ipnmedfatepay to && ss rA EN iA
 49-3+ EDWIN H. CLARK Executor
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

The Republicans of the third Conges. fioHfsl pIssatrFiat sa hay have nqaaliistsd. @ John T, Waite e fer fopgrsse.i. the, Demo crats, David A. Wells.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23


 v,s '.-.',.,. a RESOURCES, ,..,,t,.,., .t.%, Loans and discounts, .g.<>> >"s'..'. Sa04, ,T03S0 Overdrafts, ''''->i.: '2T 40 U: s Bonds to secure circulation, '. 200 COG. % Other stocks, bonds and mol tgages, r30, ,562 50 Due from approved reserve agts, ''g: 32, 1O2.77 Due from oth, National Banks, f9 3, US2.$6 Due from State Banks and bank ers '','" 162;3 ;39 Real estate, furniture, and fixtures, eh 12,250.O0 Current expenses and taxes pa d, E'ts'' "f,14t42 Checks and other cash items, .- is '333.99 4 Bills of 0tl4er National Banks, ''t,. ;''' 1000 Fractional currency (ineludins nickels), 926.71 Legaf5tend or notes, ,' '- ''- ''' Z, ,960.OU Redemption fund with U. s. Treas ''."' .'' '.."
 urer (5'O-0 of clrculation), '' : '.' .5,1oO % To"al, ',''.-' ,.''' :. ' ".'.''"> $fs3, 442.84 Capital stock paid in, " .E7'''' s2OO, ,oCO 6b Surplus fund. '.'''s. -| '-' .''' 27.206. 33 Other undivided profts -.i'i'j:< z 8,9t7,30 Nationaa' Bank notes outstanding. -.. 170.658 % Dividends unpaid, 't... '..: ..,-* 1,165.00 Individual deposits subject to check, G1, ,843 43 Demand. eftifcates of deposits, 2,164.85 Due to otheFiNational Bahks. 'a., '-5 Il .259.62 Due,to State Banks and bankers : --.'t, 17S.31 Tax on non-resident stoGa, ,a H>l,t p,,l, ' i2O.OO
 Total, $4S3 ,442.84 State of Connecticut County of Litchfeld, ss: :Al, l,George E. Jones, Cashier of the aboye-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state ment is true to the best of my knowledge and .bellef T,i-,;;..; s.GE0RGE,E. JONES'. Cashier. Subscribed 1ndt sworn to before me this 21It day of March, 1876 ' '-.'-'. ".'s s;' .'. ~' CHAS. B. ANDREWS, Justice of the Peace. l CorrectMAttest;
 sr.,.,,.. l.. H. R. COLT. .i.,..-( .. ,......l.,
 ,...,.: H. w. BUEL. ,....- .. Directors.
 CHAS B. ANDREMS,l tr.....i .,.r:'
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
, 'NoticeIE

THE tseieeainin and Rdxh- cle1rk ds the town of itehhsld wip bold session n the Toya Hall in IS7s from 70 cf6ek fll tfs foren6on aniiI the atternpQu. and Saturday the 23th aS 0f tad fin the evtning to examine the M tIec. tors, and admit to the electors oath Those who shall De fennd qtaifh ed they will also meet in said Town Hali if necessary, Monday, the Sd day Of April. lS76 from o'clock in the forenoon until the close of thspof iu tee efsel pcqn for EnFpsseT g Sd the correct list, made by the Registrars ,gDder the tltle,' ,'to bs @ 9sae 4,, il,s ,,.sxf u;.ta 2
 ANsoN ] I5i c. SMITH 'o" I" selee4nen, ]
 .tA,1 HaiFFRkx 56iFR AeaEEIH! skEao}NS' f,ssgaeld. sf
 os' ERtRh Rff1is s1 setaH y bRzea Town tlst
 ,s Dated, Lftchheid. March 18th, 1ste. "]T SO9w
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

2 '" Strha S a oo ,5 oNpKn ,aD,,, V , ,soIK
 LAWRENCE D. Fose. .: 2 -"..i ' s.n te State Of Conhetticut Litehnsld County ss:; aa'
 Litchheld. February 29th:i i6fG 1o the petition of the said Martha A. Fogg, pray ing for reasons therein set forth for divorce from thesaid a1nence D. F0gg As by hF04kht in and For LitchieId County. the 2d Tuesday of Aprik A. D. 1876. It appeaIipg to, and being found by the subscribing au hory that the said respondent is residing in to the petitioner, and s absent from this State. s.,at g..,. kI.aa.,t.i 1 Y. Therefore Ordered That notice of th psndepcy of said petition be given the said hy Sae in tbe Litchhed Enqnirers newspApar uhllsheG in Litchfield in said, county, three saccespiyey, commencing on CT before the gth day of March, A. D. tl WM.ttl Fl Fl fNkSest4sees. t.SytyAind. M d.ML l
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

E iHFhe gfse ofcarpetlngs may be tracedi to
 avery FematE period. saltifough as late as Sthe 'tahe.o of Queen, Mary, rushes and oth- Ter coarse materials we're used on the floors el her apartments. For many years ,Ea- peTeceived alFa her; carpets from the
 EAs. and in many places whole families knight De found in'the occupation of car tpss W eaving. We are now producing in | thhs country carpets off the same: excel Hence as 'those ofiforeign make The Read
 Carpet Cos; of Bridgeport; are said to
 make the best Ingrain Carpets that are
 sold in this Country. Messrs. HALL & READ are the agents of these goods, and also keep the largest assortment of Velvet Eand' Bfusselis carpets in' thei state 'p4 Hail PG Read also enjoy a"deserted reputation ffUr selling all classes ofsDfy Goods at the fiowest' market rates! bThey retail all do- nestic goods at the wholesale price lists
 and 1t is said that all kinds=0f 7housekeep- ing goods can be purchased there as low asinfNew' York. : We s'wohld radvise our rsaders when Tn Bridgeport to" visit Hall & Read. i'i'rf'Y ii" s'olai224wfr fr l
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

The particular excellence of .Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil, consists in the following merits: It is clean. safe. reliable, add, delicious to use. Il. is not an oily, sticky substance. It has been before the pHblles more ,t9aan twenty years and all charm" Have you tried it, readers?.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

DIsTR!cT of LITCHFIELD, ss. Probate Court, U March 1, 1876.
 E.tate of Hannah B. Fooe late of Litehaeld in said
 The Court of Srobate for thA Ds.l-ist it # hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for fhes<editOts said EbtekD exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time will b5debaRFed recovery. All pers0ns indebted to- said Estate are requested to make immediate payment tai 49-3w HENRY A. BILLS, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23


 DISTRIOT of NEW MILFORD ss., Probats Court, O February 26h 1876.
 Estate of John Walden. of New Milford in said District all fnso!veht df btor, 'F! .';S'
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Mil ford hath limited and allowed three months from the date hereo for the Creditors said Estate ed nsnyentyh in whiclEt their claims thereto and has appointed Shefdon Northrop and Sheldon Blackman. both of said New Milford Commissioners to has oFdefed lthGt sad nsesE GEas FrO- Apri and the 5Sth day of May, A. D. 187s att 6Siocf i2 ths 9f each of said days for purpose of attending the btsness of said 1ppointine1t.
 Certified from Record, EhYi ..i .s ,l!5.t 4s-4w JAMES H. MCMAHON Judge: AT ! ood1s Sf PrtoJOais, nJtdSSs t New Milford, A. within and for the District of New Milford, on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1878. esit t,oa,'rtts Present, James H. McMahon, Esq, Judge.
 Upon the application of Cad G NorthrOp of New Milford, in said District nsoven debtor take the cath prescribe in theSpet sia tied Of Debt ors' andlto obtain the benifts provided in the 32d This Court doth ordsr at said duplication be heard at the Probate Office in New Milford, in said District, the 1st day of April A. D. 1876, at ten o'clock fore noon, of which all parties interested will take notice and be present. if tey see cause ad be heard there Qn,, ,.. Attest, ''''" n 50 sw. ., ', .. JAMES H. MCMAHON, judge. nIsfR5cT ErqaFlEAalD, E A ss. RoD1F coar n Eztsts ef s Caroline @ N Cook afeof if said The Court of Probate for the District of iitchHsId hath limited and allowed six months from Athe date hereof for the creditors of said Estate exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect Io I4sent their accounts properly attested within said time will debarred recovery! Allpersons indebted to said Estate requested to make immediate payment tY 5O 3x RALPH F.i COOK, Administration. j
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

sES,sI HIT :,.l . 't'- 't E'-s'R !. snt
 CHILDREN IRE CRY FOR CAsToR1A.a Itis as pleasant to take as honey, andls absolute k harmless, It is sure, to sexpel worms, cure wind collie. regulate the bowels and stomach. overcome irritability caused by rash. OF Guttingteeth, ? It is perfect sub shtpte, for Castor Oil. and for Cositiyeness in young .or old there is nothing in exist eaee so effective and reliable ,e5a t.. ,:..s
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

nIsTRfCT of Litchheid, ss. Probate Court, March O ?, 1876.
 Estate of Abigail Osborn, late of Litchhe, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Litehfeld hath limited and allowed six. ths frep ,teIdate the creditors Of sald estahe eAhht heir claims for settlement. Those who neglect ta sNFesent their accounts properly attesed within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to 49-34 ,t. w. s. OSBORN Administrntor
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
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tJ5nn said District. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Cornw Ll hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof the creditors of said estate exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect tn present their accounts properly attested within said time will be dsbarred recovery All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 5f-Sw '1'""~' GaIRAEA
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

nIsrRIcT ot ..ITa TallslrID slFroSesa Court O March 20, 1ef6. Xii f A
 District ,sbeeeasSd.:i EI Hi EI
 hath natfed and allowed six sno iths fEn1 the date hereof for the creditofs of sa4 exhibit their claims for settlelH t gThose xAS pr, sent their accou its properly atesed, said time will be debarred reeeTsFy. All persons indebted to said Estate are reQusstedtO make immediate payment to
 5l-3w# ~-" HENRY NORTON, Executor
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

"tA. sopxeptien of ministers and, laymsp a is called at tho New'York Hippoarome roh Wednesday ahd Thursday of next week. ttpbe. conducted by Mesars Moody ana ana Ssnksy after.the plan of.,'thei h: :conyentionj heldin Philadelphia at the dlose of their labots., nay and clerical delegates will be given tickets sutitliag s,thsn .tq seats. seat is sn the dooF of the house during.all the f,sea-' sioas:a. 4ia .e'..tt aa.. t,nsl.' .t:ea.s,a.W
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

PYLE D1iEsr1c sAnraArus. s1 a rus, Universally aeknowledged the best in use. Each pound bears the name Of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without. 1'' ,''I I,.12 Iy
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

:. ENAToRFAI oqlRslFlA.II,C C9'svENrToSs l5rH DIsErr
 The Democrats held their, convention for this senatorial district at the Allen House, 'Woleottvflle, on Tuesday; : March 2sth, at 10 a. ii.' m. The Republicans follow with convention at the Anarican House, in the ssane,place, on, the following day; We'd nesdsy, at 10 a; m, '44'; ''s4 a5'.s''o,",ss.'i
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23
April MSnssilies. Ac.

aNArUBALIzATIoN.--T District Court wili'be in session at Falls Village, all of this.#eek and next. Friday; March 24th, will be devoted to naturalization business.
 The Court; will also; be in. session at Winsted, Tuesday, March 2ssh; forvth ss In ,i; 4. .,!.... aa.+
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

Thereport we published recently that Cardinal Me 'tlosKy had. bought the= I,e Grand 'll I iLl9ckvood property turns out .un- true. .i,a.,.....,
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

vItSACHCO H1uUo PUUIIC HdS UdI
 look for MT. Pendletonn.. His; s;casee is, still ,npderi examination, and. the $ arrival of
 MaFsh,isi expected to shrow,new light mp m if'so 4iatsl i,tstnof,42 l.s .a.t4sv, s.:t t'z:la' ;et is'ss..L .JiA,l1I- .a,,at,,,s Hi
 P Congressman Hayes, of Alabama, is. in 2 prsttY tight place about the sale of a ,oadetship. s One Lilly,a a Washington lob
 byist, was paid sseoe for the appointment
 of a young New Yorkef, as . resident of
 Hayes, district. The, money was paid Lilly who.sNears he never paid any of it to Hayes, though the latter made the
 appointment paid for: J" ,.''f @*'F
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

The sheriff whose iiame' appears above,
 was was aftetwards 'onnse" of the ai9ners Off the Idsclaratiop of otindepepdepce- document of very different! !import from ther forego1 iihg-ahd became governor of She State just before his death in 179s He was d graduate of Yale, had served in one g o9ftIthye the Fsenclr wars,i and came to this. county to practice, medicine in Goshen. In l751 he was appp9Sintsd d'shsfiF, ah ice che held oyer twenty yeaEs..s,q;r,, ,Aa.l ao h.: : ul
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-23

B<aas asstrOas oE giving every encouragement to srsoas fssOrsng with Ioeal news make the fol- s~tRx rxzaslG2a to regular and occasional ccrres-
Connecticut western news., 1876-06-02
whole, Mir. Springer, of Illinois, in the Chair

whole, Mir. Springer, of Illinois, in the Chair, on the Post-ofioe Appropriation bill.
 On motion of MT. Cannon (Rep.), of Illinois, the section as to postmasters' compensation and as to box rents was modified so as to pro- vide that at offices where the boxes are not supplied and owned by the postmaster, he shall at least, receive $700 per annum of the box rents, if so much shall have been col- lected.
 On motion of MT. Holman (Dem. of Indi- ana, commissions of postmasters on all other postal revenues were limited to $1 200 instead of $1, 300, and the compensation to railroads for carrying mails was fixed at five mills per linear foot when run at 8 speed not exceeding twenty-five miles per hour, and six mills when running at rate of speed exceeding twenty five miles.
 MT. Wood (Dem.), of New York; from the committee on ways and means, reported bill abolishing the tax on receipts of savings banks. Passed.
 The House concurre1 in the Senate amend ments to the bill to extend the time to pre- emptors on public lands.
 The House went into committee of the whole on the Post-ofhce Appropriation bill.
 On motion of MT. Began (Dem.) ), of Texas, the sum to be paid to any railroad for the transportation of malls was limited to $500 per mile per annum.
 MT. Hoar (Rep.), of Massachusetts, moved to amend by adding new section to the bill providing that no stamped envelopes or news paper wrappers shall be sold by the Post-office department for less in addition to the legal postage than the cost. including salaries, clerk hire, etc. Agreed to.
 On motion of Mir. Holman (Dem. ), of Indi- ana, the appropriation for letter carriers was increased from $1, $50, 900 to $1, 800 900, and the postmaster general was directed to reduce, | if possible the number of carriers and the number of daily deliveries in the various cities. The item to meet the deficiencies in the rev enue of the Post.office department was in. creased from $2 CSC, 900 to $4, 200, GOO. Tho committee rose and reported the bill tc the House. The various amendments made in the committee were agreed to, aud the bil passed.
 Mir. Singleton, of Mississippi, offered 8 reso lution abolishing the government printing office. After much debate the resolution wal adopted.
 | The House went into committee of tEt whole on the Naval Appropriation bill. Int pending amendment was that offered by Mir Whitthorne (Dem.), of Tennessee, reducing the pay of the officers of the navy ten per cent l Roio
Connecticut western news., 1876-06-02
FORTY.FOURTH CONGRESS.
The Business of General Interest TrRns.
 RCSed.

Mir. Sherman (Rep), of Ohio, from the finance committee reported adversely on the Senate bill to reduce tho interest upon tn public debt, provide for safe and elastic cur rency, for the speedy appreciation of the value of treasury notes and national bank notes to that of coin, and to guard against panics and imitation of bank credits, and the committee was discharged from it's further consideration
 MT. Edmunds (Rep.), of Vermont, from the committee on the judiciary, reported, with amendments, the Senate bill to amend the second, fourth and fifth sections of the act to enforce the right of citizans of the United States to vote in the several States of the Union.
 MT. Wright (Rep.), of Iowa, introduced & bill to provide for the establishment of board of land commissioners Referred.
 The bill proposes the appointment by the President, and confirmation by the Senate of 8 commission of three members to receive and examine such claims as shall be brought be- fore it by or in behalf of persons to whom patents for lands may have been issued in the name of the United States by the proper off cers, but whose title to such lands may have failed by reason of & superior adverse title ! The commissioners arc to determine the amount of loss or damage sustained by holders of such failing titles, and report to Congress
 Mir. Oonklng (Rep.), of New York, intro duced bill to punish the counterfeiting o trade mark goods and sale of or dealing il counterreiting trade mark goods. Referred.
 Mir. Sherman (Rep. ), of Ohio, called up th' House bill authorizing the appointment of TO ceivers of national banks, and for other pur poses. Passed.
 The House went into committee of tn