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Yesterday, in the House, an Intellectual at
tempt was made TO suspend the rules. for the
purpose Of introducing a resolution providing


or The adjournm NJ of Congress on the l3h
ot July. The affirmative vote OF l0l 10 o2, al
though not sufficient TO suspend the rules,
plainly indicates. that when il shall be in or
der 10 offer the resolution without suspen-
sion of the rules, it will be adopted. by tix-
ing day for the termination OF the session, It
is thought, greater amount OF business, in a
given time, will be transacted.


Mr. Cassnir Bohn, who keeps book stand
near the hall of the House, has recently receiv-
ed large assortment of temperance and other
book at moderate prices, and well calculated
for presents. He has, also. corrected plans of
the House and Senate. His neighbor on the
opposite side, Mr.. Barnes, will, in spite Of ev-
cry warning, keep supplying the members
with cold tongue, so they are as talkative as
ever. AS for his soda fountain, they crowd
round it like a swarm Of bees.


0G- The Alexandra Correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, says: "An interesting and
impressive discourse was preached at the M.
P. Church, on Sunday last, by Rev. S. K.
Cox, from" They shall beat their swords in
to ploughshares!'' Mr.. Cox is young man
Of extraordinary abilities: and, as minister,
is surpassed by few Of his age. He breaches
regularly in this city.


A very civil colored woman has taken a
stand in the room adjoining the entrance to
the Circuit Court, where coffee and other re-
freshments can be had at trifing cost Iftea
and coffee could be had at other places on the
same terms, there would he less temptation to
take intoxicating liquors. But when, as at the
Capitol, man is charged quarter of dollar
for tea, il is no wonder that some people pre-
fer giving only flip for ale or grog.


Col r M Johnson is still in the cjtv He