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New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
? Dry Book, HroolsIym, New-York.-

IL Dry Book, Brooklyn, Sew-XOrk.-
PROPOSALS nil Zoe received the Navy Agents Office,
York. until the Goth for the timber specified IN
the Schedule below, for building
PILE WHARF.
The timber be delivered free Of all charges, al such
par, of the Brooklyn Navy Yard sbac directed sub
ect the inspections and approval Of such may
be selected by the FL eineer
SCHEDULE oF TIMBER.
$50 White Oak hearing Pies-ayeraee length 30 feet
II In lG nehe. square.
IS Ferder PiIys--a,erocc length &c fse,-Nbont Il in
ches square.
IS Ton. Of White Pine timber for CapslC in. square.
IS Side Caps-l2 in square.
aso small Spruce ranging timber for cover
ing Wharf-9 inches thick
The Bearing Pies to bee of round White Oak timber of
sound aud good quality and straight can be procured
so as 10 he entirely suitable for driving he hcwed II
inches square for length less than 10 fee: from the
cut; TO he Ut ~ inches diameter It, the smaller
end and Of LEM III var from 30 to IL feet as follows
one third part 10 be from ~ "a feet, third from 81
TO SIS aud the remaining third from 3 10 IL ct The
whole TO average les than sG feet in length. No pile
10 !c admitted whlch sweeps deyiates from straight
than foot forty and none 10 he received
which are carved in thau direction. The piles
TO be delivered nj Navy Yard properly hewed end
ready 10 be harpcncd or driving subject to inspection
ana approNhi
The Fender Flies to be of round White Oak tinker of
the same qualify and subject he same conditions. with
regard TO stra;rucss To be hewed ID inches square for
length not les u from hs butt to be at least
II inches diauster the Smaller End and oil length
VARYING from b feet no, less than So
To be well and properly hewed ard delivered as above
The - ,ous of White rac timber for Gaps to be Of good
sosnd qusity hewed sawed Ii inches thick and ii to
H inches wide to he straight all our sides aud of the
following lengths - sticks feet, - sticks - feet II
sticks % feet end II ,css - feet long.
The &c tons of timber for Side CAP. to se of the same
quality hcwsd or .acd - inches square straight On al
four siia- and Of length varying from - to - feet AZ
follows one ihird 10 he in length - feet third -
and ore third So feet.
The small tin her FOR covering tha vharf'o be ofspruoe
or Pine ranging timber Of ound AMI derablc qusii'y
sawed o. Aewed siiagt three sizes 20 be not less tha
ches on an average thickness estimated from the
nrhewR side 10 the opposite face. and t. vsry from to
10 uchc, the width br less taE inches and tue
length TO s- II. - -, or 20 f.et.
one half TO be delivered -efoe December 9Th and
the remain 2 half on or t-Ie DC. s0th, leil
Navy Aren., Office.
''IS,en ~ ROOT. g. " ETuORE Navy Agent
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HACKUs's PATENT
BACMUs's PATENT
PARL()R SI()TE.

This Stove constructed Of tho bes; quality Of Bussa
nee, rsn upon the cylindrical pRnthe furnace or Ere
chamber occupying part of the csntfs cy''Haer, 70
which is attached An arehcr upon each side.
Of tabular FORM and lined throughout The heat mats
in the chamber passss between the nHgs Of mo
vo rarefers or they are chiled) mo 'e %
u the bottom and Of air conDnnsiIy rAsins
through III. tubes which leit open at eac1 enc iof
ina, purpose carries great amount OF rarehea OK Sa,
air INTO the apartment The purify ard "i as
ir in room heated by this stove are pecula' au fo
M ~ III ~, tei,g tfs.ed from great extent Of
urface moderately eaed The heated ar catering tho
@lhgs oI t n the base At the bottoR, keeping the
oron Of the the oor IL con
the ntne preserving it entirely from
animation rendering .his stoge perfectly ,sie az agree
1I a., ,,artnsuts OF nyalids, sleeping &c. And
Ibis il The oaly that has the radiator ,nd hollow
e combined, the public respectfully IL cnIi
,ra examine before purchasing elsewhere. Bsnulac-
.nred By J. & E. BACkUS, 81 Bo.-ry, New Yo Z, where
m be CREST number OF recommendatlr
eruen who have used these nlj I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
pEsNIIhIyGANSHEP|

AMI a ml.ery command Of the pen which his own spc-
cimcns and practical exemplihcation. viii Illustrate that
they cannot possibly lose their future practice
Mr.. &. has received the FIRST PREMIUM three succcss
i've years for the SPECIMENS oFf-HAND PESNAH
sItP exhibited FAIRS of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Terms. FIVE DoiLARs, Including Stationery payable
III advance.
Bcnnelts System of Book Keeping taught by practi-
cal accountant. NJ lwl,'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

The London Packet take $50 Oc0 in specie.
RESUMPTION IN New oRLEAss-The New-orleans Bui-
e,in states that the Board of Presidents at their month
ly meeting on the 2d November discussed the question
OF the xpedeucy Of the banks resumng the payment of
specie for thor The Board were clear in the oPn
ion tina, the expedisn be adopted the
frat practicable memcnt; and committee appointed
TO fully into the facts pertaining the actual
position of the several institutions and 10 report 10 an
adjourned meeting be held the following Monday.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Barks Nahsnt. Huntingdon, Boston Condor Haley, P.
Rico J. Labaw & Co.
Briggs Massachusetts,, Browno! Pernambuco and mar
ket, kim5al s. Sheldon; Kentucky, Willis Norfolk, F..
Fielder; New Jersey, Brown Daren Geo. K. NJ Dcmill;
ATLANTA, Orr Play, Bermuda Godei & Barclay.
Schooners Putarch, PeEdlrton, Havana, G L. Meacham
Hudson Cooley, Baltimore; Victory, PcDhcd, Alexau-
DIN
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
Second Board.
Commercial and sIoney Matters.

Friday p. IT,
The sacs at the Board were large to-day but principal
IL in Harlem. Of which upwards of Ga shares sod
closing firmly a, lsi the price of yesterday 100 shares
Bank OF United States sold a. decline of Della
wsre and Hudson fell off /. Mohawk l. Farmers Trust
Canton went up Long Island !, Stonugton l. Mschan-
ic.' Banking Association 3.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
For November i3.


la VISIT TO SIMON RENToN, a capit. story
by tho sl,ho. Of Cls,on Bradshaw.
H. NOVEMBER METEORS, an original coaimuni-
cation.
H. .POETRY-The Gin of Apollo VIVA, hath Tiise
Talea and Left; Jealousy Recall me Not by the
late Tyrone Power.
NEW YORK LYCEUM-Address Of Doctor Grrs-
CON- and introductory Lecture OF MR. SOUTH
ARD.
NUDGE INGLISS Introductory Lecture before
the Mercantile Library.
VI SANTA FE aud the Far West
VII. REVOLUTION in Mexico.
VIII .BARNABY RUDGE.-The six last Chapters re-
ceived by the Britannia and Great Western
IN. REVIEWS and Literary Notices of new publ'ca-
X. EDTToRIALs-Th General Result; Who has
DESTROYED State Credit Defes. OF Wing Candi
date for Governor of Georgia How II was Done :
Internal improvements Great Democratic Pro-
cessicu; The New Legislature The Troubles in
Tsnes,ee; Lecture, ,,.Theaircs; Quarantine, &c
XI. FOREIGN NEWS. sc. &C.
XII. LETTER FROM Gen. SCOTT.
Nil. REVIEW OF THE NETWORK MARKET
Commercial aud Money Matters; Domestic or
Country Market Cattle Market
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Subscription 50 year single copies 3! cents
MIA GREELEY X McELRATH, No 30 Ann 81
IL DIR. w. &. Wallace will give Lecture and
practical Illustrations of several operations al the Eye III
the Lecture Room of the New York Society Library ON
Saturday. Nov IL. NJ 3! o'clock. Z. VI.
and aFeiu
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
BY RsOGAE GURLEY.
srogE l69 BRoAowAY-NEw-YoRK LONG ROOM.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, !
New. York, Nov. 3 l5ii. )

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
New.ioIk Nov. 3 l5ii.)
~ Proposals for supplying the following quaint
tie, OF Plank and Timber will be received this oice
The 18th inst
White Oak PLANK.
$4,000 feet (nch reasure) 81 inch 10 be 10 to 90 feet
long and 10 TO II inches wde
10000 feet (nch measurc) inch to be 30 10 W feet
long zone half to be 10 feoD and To II inches wide
Seasoned Plank will be preferred and Plank III part
seasoned (ssy monh.) will be Indispensable. more
particular description will be given application VI tho
Navy Yard.
Yellow Locust Timber.
a0G cubic feet To Equare 6x6 inches.
00O Xxi
100 I0.i0
To be in length. Of from i6 feet, average 10 feet
and fair proportion Of the derea. lengths each side
)ue-haf to be delivered 3d. and the remainder in %
lays.
10000 feet nch mea.ur,) for staging % 30 and 70
feet long Jan equal proportion Of each l2 to 20 inches
vide average u inches inches thick Of parallel width,
ard edges saved straight. One half to be delivered
ten, and the remainder twenty days.
X C. WETMoRE. Navy Agent,
nj Isis IS Water street.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS
MAY SOW THE
New-Eork Cash Tailoring Establishment,

I42 FuLroS-srREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
Bought exclusively for cash and will comprise most Of
the different styles in the market some very choice
ives, Of England ana French cloths DO do black and fan
cy coored pant do cashberes and velvets
for yestings all Of which will be made aud trimmed IN
the richest 40 per cent below credit prices
Strict punctualty observed III iliag orders. Cash on
delivery and abatement IN prices.
P.S.-Osr fau Business has already Increased 10 that
extent that are compelled increase help tie
eating department. which still under the superntent-
ence of Mr. NJ Gaylord, sho will give his whole attention
TO the different styles of winter garments tina, may be in
trodaced.
Particular attention paid to cutting pants.
OF I'm &c. BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

~ At length the Circus positively closes; the last
mig and Master Geuroy the native equestrian "oa iers
benefit will doubtless draw u and fashionable assem-
base He deserves all for he most praiseworihy
lad IN every sensc jain Smith Cadwaader, Derioss,
Wells Rockwell Mcfarland Dale all resolve 10 give
powerful proof of their good will TO the little hero whom
the New Yorker, will doubt support. The company
proceed to Philadelphia next week. nib
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
New work by X. II. Dana, Jr.
The aeaman,s Friend-Containing-

The seamnn's Friend-Containing-
PARrI. plain Treatise Practical Seuuianshp, with
engraved illustrations, and full Dictionary Of
Sea Terms.
PART H. Customs and Usages of the Merchant Service
relating TO the Office Of the Master, Chief and
second and third Mates, Carpenter, Cook, able
and ordinary Seamen, &C. &c.
P.sr Ill Laws relating the practical duties of Master
aud Mariner. BY the author of 1.-TWO Years
Before the Mnst-" Vol l2mo.
THE YOUNG CHOIR: or School Singing book, orr
giual and selected by VIM. D. Bradbury and c. w. San
ders. Just published and for sale by
DAYTON e. SAXTON,
o5 l24 Futon-st cor. of Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, 81

Cheapest I'm she City.
I0NES ~ SfiKCS, l0l Bowery wish 10 Inform
- those who about purchasing Carpets that they
Offering and handsome ortment AT the following
lOW prices: consisting IN part of
10000 yis Russia ai common uGra from Is Cd 10 i ell
900 - fine and exr- fine DO to5t
l2Go0 " superlne handsome patterns, 50toG6
lco00 double ,upeFinc patterns, English TO : q
G0c0 Z" Three Ply. rich color., l0uto II
$4,000 g Al, Sd, 4 Oil-Cloth, 36to5o
Also sc.s heavy English hmd American Floor llCloths
double " hte ground. liz to l4s.
Together with great variety Of DrHgcet- Hearth Rugs,
Door Mats, Table and Piano Covers Stair Roes. Widow
Shades. &c. &c, all of which will be sold from ~ 30
cheaper than he purchased any where else
Ia he city. JONES x MARCY. IOl Eowery.
Middle Carpet Store between Hester and Grand streets.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

u Consignecs per ship ONTARIO will please OBJ
tam their permits without delay.
All goods permitted within five days are liable to he
sent TO public store nl3 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

HUDSON STREET CHEAP DRY GOODS
4 STORE.-NEW GO0DS-The Cheap Store has
just received 4 and beautiful assortment Of oods
which open for the inspection OF the ladies Of
the city and also 10 strangers no make their pur
chases at this store advantageous than
any other store IN the city d ~ Hudson
The goods consist Of style of De LANES, ChiniG
patterns, very handsome at low price; Real WEIGH
Flannc- both single and double widths, of the ysry test
quality, aud very cheap.
large Of MeriHoes of the fashionable
colors, aud of superb quality, cheaper ,hau
off, red before.
NeyetS, the largcs; III the city five different
shades Of blue black, and five different prices Also ria.
rooss, purple, Browns. maZalme. bne and all o.her
lors These the cheape.t |elvcts offered III
the city. Liscn Camsrc Hdkf. at extraordinary lOw
prices all linen "a splendid article OF Embroidery
for evening AID ball dresses e. at - Hudson n6 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
NUTFON 8. RUMBLE, at II Spring stree.

SUTFON 81 RUMBLE, at III Spring street,
- offering to their customers large selection
Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, of styles. at prices
which they think will meot the of any that may
give them call. They lave
Brosdcotis Cassmer.s and Vesng, from auction cheap.
Flannes of English, Welsh, and American make, very
cheap.
De LANES ofnew styles, stripes, chene, &c.
Merinos OF English, German. and Fr-neh, ut low prices
Veve;s, black, blue black aud coore4, last years
prices
Silks black blue black, and colorcd, superior STYLE and
tariff.
Bonnet Silks OF chene wacrcd corded chanreablc, and
other styles, of them quite and selling very
cheap. Mincrs will do well TO call they
purchase at wholesale prices.
Ribbons, Ribbons, of chsne striped shaded, plaid and
watered for bonnes aud caps, al much lover prices
than in the early part of The season.
French Pin Of new STYLES, al Is Cd Is I'd - = 3D. s
American and English Prints. at very reduced prices
Also Domestic Goods Of all kinds. from the best fac
tories in the cosnlry, and ut factory price.
Hosiery Gloves M,ts &c III almost endless variety and
style with almost every other article Of fancy and
staple goods IN the line, and ut prices that are truly
desirable la SPkINI 81.
NB-But one price and no deception MI lw'
JytssNsrANENT ITALIAN WAN
L DOW SHADES, OLIVER W. WOoDFOiiD, Go
Catbarine street. has made arrangements to receive on
Monday. the 9Th day Of November, about ~ con
tanning sou psir of Transparent Window Shades They
been ordered expressly for this market and will be-
found To excel sny tAing Of the kind Def npor
ed Families will now have opportunity OF Furchas-
ing Window Shades much below Their Intrinsic value aud
those about furnishing thelr dwellings win any Kind OF
Blinds, viii 10 we'll 10 call and examine tais large assor
ment. The invoice will contain
go pairs Landscapes, at the low price of Sl,15 per
pair.
200 pairs Plain Centers Scroll BORDERS $3.50 to Sion
$50 pairs Moonlight views Hgnette CentersSi,CO 10
$500.
l5O pairs French Landscapes and Scrolls 500 to $500
100 pairs Real Italian Landscadcs DARK $40 10 So
and 500
~ b. Always on hand Window Shade Iiaugpgs. 2l'
nEPGT OF FANCY DRESS AfiTa-
~ CLES.-Sk Satin and hierino Scarfs and Crayats
great variety of patterns, with genera! assortment
of Fancy Dress Articles for sale moderate prices, by
WIN. T. JENNINGS 22g Broadway.
,ln lw American Hotel
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

~ Foreign Letter Office, for Roysl Maj
Stearer-The Btanna's Letter Bags close at iiaruden
Co.'S Express Office, half past o'clock, i. d., on
Monday, the 18th inst. Small parcels, samples, for Eng
land and France, received until that hour
Wis HhRNDEN " %
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
W-S0RK CIRCUS.
Anph theatre No. 81 ROWPrY.

Uncer the Management of M.. RuFus WEIGH.
Master Glenroy's Benefit.
'FNHIS EVENING, Nov Is, lS+l. the entertainment.
4 will commence with
Brilliant Entree. SoEs of Freedom
Dancing Miss w ellis
Snsie Juvenile Act by Master Gleuroy
The Enchanted Ladder of....-...--------.Mr Mr.. Wells
A Gra-d Characteristic Sccna by. $500. Mr.. Whitaker
In Tranc1 !spagnola by Mr.. Derous aud MastG,enroy
Morning Spr,e..Dy Cddwaladcr and the Misses Wells
Vaalting.. .......by Dale Nhttakcr and Mcfarland
Slack Rope Exercises by .--.----..-. Ms Showersca
Eqnestrinlsnl Dung Mrto"un
Me.srs. T. Coleman II. slestayer, and john Smith, IN
series of Negro ErtravsSanzas.
70 cosclude With most popular Comic Ballet entitled
JACK ROBINSON.
Equestrian Difeotor,.--. Mr Cad Sallader.
Clowns. -. Nessrs. Rockwell aud Wells.
Boxes ~ cents; Pit - cents. ul2
sN.sEEs.-Thc Lao-~ q FIRST Free Presbyterian
1 Church, Brooklyn. will hold Fair on Wedno,dny
.nd Thursday instant Halls buildings, corner OF Gran
berry Ful;oa Doors open AT 10 and continue
through tee duy and evening. The asalls OF the Far
all 90 TO support the Gospel MI l~
eSs.s..-Ihe Fifth Annual Ball OF the Young Men,
- Association y III take place on Tuesday Evening" No.
yembcr 10th l. at the Gothic date Masonic Hall. Dir
Wall-cc celebrated Cotllion Band il engaged for the
occA, loa who VAL during the evening, introduce severa
new AMI popular AIRS. rEo ASSOCIATION pledge them
selves spare seher pains expense To render this
equal superior, 10 Ball 10 he gwen this season
Tickets On, Dollar each TO be had the toswug places
Charles g. Iedycraft Pre- ident 275 Bowery George H.
f. Lynch Vice President, g. Broome street Robert NJ
Vey. SECRETARY, 2.9 RviDgon street; Eli White, Urea
surc 7s Second street. Of any Of the Members OF the
Association.
Tickets FOR sale a the door the evening of the Bnl
CHARLES e LEAYCRAFr, President.
RnpERT NJ Wy, Secretary. NIL 81
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
M. The Cheapest Cn.h Tailor yer.-PE-

TER V. Hustled, No. Chatham square corser Of
Chatham street. makes Clothes order IN the neaie't
syls 10 per cent cheaper than the cheapest cash Tailor
in this city, good fit in all cases warranted o2o lrH
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

u The Directors of the New-york Ly-
respectfully inform HE Public that the Third An
nua Course Of Lectures before that institution will be de-
hyered in the Broadway Tabernacle "Wednesday
ings of each week, commencing early in November.
introductory, by the Hon. SsmI l.. Sou,hard of New
Jersey.
Hon. Henry D. Gipn, Gate Attorney General of the
United States,) on -.
Hon. c. C. Cailbroeng Gate Minister of the Unitod
States TO K essia.) on Russia
Eihu Burritt, A. d.. Qoarned Blacksmith of Massa
ehusetts) Tho Influence Of Astrological Metaphors
and Impressions the Progress of General Intellectual
Cultivation and Dovelopoment.'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

Can be obtained Of the Librarian, the yceum Rooms
All Broadway; at Dayton & Saxtons corner of Fulton
and Nassau streets, John l.. Salisbury, 5Os broadway
The Library and Reading. Room of the New-fork Ly-
open days and evenings for the of Members
at All Broadway, to the corner of LPenad street.
second door.
The Library is supplied with Books in every depart
Of Literature Science the Mechanic Arts History
Biography, Bsles Lettrcs, Voyages, Travels Meaphy-
sizes Theology Jsrisprudcnce Medicine Polite Econo
my the Fine Arsin word all that DO useful TO the
general reader, OF particular student
The Reading Room, possessing ample accommodations,
is urnl, he'd wh tho daily and weekly Papers, choice
American and Foreign Periodicals. Journals of the various
Sciences. &c. &c
New Publications will be added US rapidly the fuAds
will permit
The Terms of Membership are only s. per annum, pay
able If desred, semi-annuaily.
Ladies are admitted TO membership the terms
Per order.
% JOHN II. GRISCOM, NJ. D.. President.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

will be received at the Navy Agents Office New-York
util the 9th day OF December, 1911, ugrecaby to The
following
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-06
IMPORTANT NEWS.

p. s. Our community thrown into high
state of excitement about o'clock this afternoon, by
the rumor being spread abroad that the U. s. Bank
had again suspended specie payments The rumor
was not at first credited but long, seemed to be
confirmed understand the fact to be that one draft
of 100000, another of $4,000, and perhaps other
smaller ones, made the Bank for specie from
New York. and that drafts of this kind have been OF
almost daily occurrence since the resumption of spe-
Gle payments 1t is understood that meetingof the
Directors of the different Banks will take place this
evening" to determine upon the to be pursued.
The stock of this Bank will doubtless take rapid de-
cline in consequence of this event. and other stocks
will probably be seriously affected by it.
2. P. S. Nine o'clock, p. M The Directors OF
the City and County Banks have held meeting, and
resovedto continue specie payments regardless of the
stoppage Of the u. S, Bank The exchange is al
this moment crowded. The resolution of the Banks
go greatly relieves the anxiety which prevailed
1t is said the u S. Bank has paid out in specie and
eastern and foreign drafts sepen millions of dollars
since she resumed. Ky.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-06
phaapeIphta Correspondence.

PHILADELPmA, Feb. A, ls4l.
U. 5. Bank stock sold today at "A 10; Lehigh
stock at d. There is visible change in the money
market will there probably be- only from tight to
tighter, until the administration shall have taken
the helm Of Government pumped out the waler-logged
ship of State put her about braced her yards put an
honest crew aboard of her and taken means to re-
plenish her empty lockers. Loco foco stock is the
only that has risen here within few days, and
that has gone up triAe, evidently affected by the
hopes ofthe destructves that dsse and divisions
will soon break down the Wings.
cannot but believe these hopes are destined TO be
disappointed Never did the noble sentiment, The
union of the Wings for the sake of the Union" con-
vey a more imperative admonition to us than at the
present time and if he iOse who gave this senti
ment, they cannot be otherwise who shall be admo
nished by il.
Let but the Wings be united and let them adopt
such measures as if carried into effect must restore
prosperity to the country and the waves Of LOcOfoco-
ism will beat in vain against them, for they will stand
upon rock, the confidence of the people lndividu-
ais may and doubtless WILL leave the party, actu-
aed by one motive by another; but individuals,
when weighed in the scale against the great interests
of the country are nothing, and less than nothing.
Our Theatres are doing bad business. You are
perhaps that NoRMA was got up.ins most sPen-
did manner by the manager Of the Chestnut St. The
atre, in the hope of its turning out trump card but
it has not renumerat0d him. and owing to his not be
ing able to meet the demands Of Mr.. & Mrs. Wood
and the Musicians heis unable to 60 with it. 1t ID
be presented to night for the last time for the bene
fit of Mr.. Fry, the talented and clever gentleman
who translated and arranged this beautiful Mr.
Pratt deserves great credit for the style N which Nor
has been brought out is it his fault that the pub
lie have not rendered him that support which his inn
mense expenses required in order to continue it. But
the times too hard and money too scarce TO
rant many in frequent indulgence of such luxury.
x "
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-06
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE
VOTES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE

In the Senate, on Tuesday, Mr. PREsToN,
from the committee appointed on the part Of the
Senate, consisting of Messrs. PRESTON, Hunt
MGToN, and HUBBARD, to join the committee on
the part of the House, consisting of Messrs.
CUSHING, J. w. JONES, GRANGER DAWSON, and
ATHERToN, to examine the votes for President
and Vice President of the United States, and
to notify the persons elected of their election,
submitted report, accompanied by the follow
ing resolution
Resolued, That the two Houses will assemble in the
Chamber Of the House of Representatives We'd
nesday the 10th of February, IL o'clock, and the
President of the Senate shall be presiding officer
that person be appointed teller the part fthe
Senate, and two the part of the House of Repre-
sentatyes to make list of the votes they shall be
declared that the result shall be declared the Pre-
sldent of the Senate, who shall announce the OIL
the vote, and the persons elected to the two Houses
as aforesaid, which shall be deemed declaration Of
the persons elected President and Vice President Of
the United States and together with list of votes be
entered on the journals of the two Houses.
MIR. PRESTON moved that the Chair appoint
the person on the part of the Senate; when
MIR. PREsToN was appointed by the Chair