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T f. F. Il II :
WIZ. r. GyaXDEN, Dentist,

- EMOvED Broadway, bct'een Bleceker and Bondstrse
II would advise nave n" most desperate cases OF
mouth to call at No CO. he will warrant KEN successful e.
atfactoy operations He inserts Teeth II every variety OF MAINE
and ~ on the host approved principles. and'woud at all times preie
. of the most Difficult winch he Will pledge hnss
to give satisfaction.
- " ic2L3treodimf
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CONFECTIONERY.

TUE .c-ibcr respectfully INFORM, hs customers AID oners,
that In. removed Wlm--trce formerly
occupied b, Mr. Cnurle Ice the caratsi blacki. Manufacturer
Roadway, Warren and CaH,crsiree opposite
the CIV Hall where - viii continue numuilcurc DEi con
FECTlOtS of the psrest KIND aid arrtcd 10 keep IN all Gil
mates Although expenses attendant LARGE establish
leu and IN 20 pubic >uat,an necessarily be greatly
yet additional facilities afforded iin IN the manufacturing
and a, rpar,mc- which beng rudcr has Immediate
troll eAnbc -el usual los prices and IL hopes by
30 dorg, TO merit of e public It MAY not be
propc to subscriber practical workman, aud ha,
Of Corrections upwards OF 10
years at;ers himself entities favorable uoce
ni2 ~ TfiOS. r PEERS
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sCorT,s BAZAAR,
CNliE AND SEE.

IN the building known a. the CO
LIIMBIAN HALL. eoJ Grand street
The rio>, spacious wholesale and reiai!
SALES ROOM III the United States
~, l--.s, ond best selected asSort-
,,sn: II Ladies, Misses and ChhGreh :
SHOES exclusively, N I'll tic'7 vafie-
.;e> of pattern. width. co'or' sSape
and material u,aally called io'' OF E "
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NOTICE OF AsSsGNNENT'.


NOTICE hereby that JOB ISMiS, OF se
Stafford County Monmouth aad SewJersey
this day 'isy Sd ls made Assignment tie Subscriber OF hs
equ1l benefit his Ccdi;ors hst tie Credit
their respective claims oath affirmation
within the term of SIX mouths WE T. OLlPHAST Assignee
May I3ih ISL. Ms iaS5E
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~. CEFapLN,s TRrssEs AND sUrpoRT.

Z Fs+N-@ EtIFVEi
- ERS-Thee Instruments have received decided eppro
baton Of the a medical tbs country Tie los
ceyed me following testimonials icdical Joaraa
slork barac Of Hdcur< and Surge-y M Editor remarks
fe nave takz inquire Of be authorities. the
M c. apparatus approved by the pro-
iession-"
(Boe.sr Mdical and Surgical Jorrrscl)
Dr. Chapins Suppor,e. and Truss John r. Chaplin NJ D. Of
ewYeEk the certainly shows himself 70 be Of
esanica' hgeFnity the workmanship, Is f4utless
OSIce Isl FlI,on-stre.t M ira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
.uOEIN sTAiTa.

MER CHANT TA IL q K,
Nd C,othc No % Bowcry iIetcrstreet
- Nev-York Constantly hand handsome assortment OF
Cloths Vestng which will be made IN the best style
the shortest notice reasonable JeI5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

na.EIS TOOTEs-iTi The Ors Tooth Wash Is
- purely vegetable preparation the properties Of
cleaning teeth and mouth restoring the gums To healthy state
odor the mouth, whether
teeth dsrunged state Of the stomach,
The concurrent testimony Dentists and Physicians
In m parts OF the Union concu>ivey by the
m-ruus certificates that accompany eac. bottle.
neg bottle. For ale the different Druggists IN The
and by the Proprietor. 1t W GoIds, Jai-lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

No. ~ Nai.-st.cet
~ 10 On ~ ~
p. -, - '-'' -' .a,',,,'.sIy
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60 80, " I.~otoIC
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a"'i = ~ -
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burlington 20
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Mechanic Fa' n 90 10
do tGriing. on -. :
DO . Man. Trent 30
NonEoutll hroh"io
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Silope D.lBrCo . =
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Paterson .----. do /
salem BIZ Co-----..j,
salem and Phuia"!"I
ManufactCo-- broke
state bh Camd " |
DO Trenton 'feke,
Wash Big Co go 60 [
I'll othcfs .-...--. sai {
rESssYLvASrN. (
Ailcsaaag broke !
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Bcrlts Co ..-.-. iOa-o T,
81 J
CITY Pitisb"rs broEe
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Farmers = Mccsan- :
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do Savings Inst do |
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FRANK " -si''' ~ 90 = i,
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honohganc.'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

NtsTECE.Te Public VIII please that the
Y Agency NoI Pecoral Honey LTyerwor,
Nrrs OlCO1T, 5lckESSON & CO. No.
- MAIDEN and 81 purchase tbs celebrated medicine for
requested particular eeIng
thar written signature Of JAMES D. NOEiLI. full
there bcag uieb counterfeit aoat hearing only part Of the zig
.atae Noy and which only calculated
d>appoiat purchasers. INJURY. Country Merchants
Ageirs City Areut-, viii ple bear mind the
agency Catet Mesrs. UcOt Mc-
hss,oa & Co. l4j Maiden Lane.
JAMES y. NOIyILl- Sole Proprietor =. Y
For ale At retail Me,srs. Aanison DIN, ogery
BaIa-y J. & Coseiea, Of Spring and GrnFicht
JJl.- Ware AID
glcq " p Blagoye South Brooklyn.
n9-lm OLCOTT hckESSON s. co. DrIegists Maiden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

Dogs AND CHELDREN's CLOTE4lNG-Ayery
- ge of fashionable and neatly made Boys
rens Clothing suited the ready cheap
for cash b GEORGE 4. HOYT e. CO. II Bowery ei-lm-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

Nv Dear SRI have delayed for several monhs seuing tho
winch have M 60 he due from tor me 6ehe
It's have received 1T hans. had been low state OF health
years. suffering :om indigestion pap1tion at the helr-
headache &c &c rendering extremely nervous aud experiencing
changing nl'rd aud body
maay had the udtic %" several eminent phys
clans. followed without benefit and vas induced
to visit the South pass my there with the sopc Of
uncomfortable life. Al Columbus Georsn gn way
friend. who, complaints. advised
BccrtFs i DysPopttc rms far trial resolved 10 fol-
advice aHd took boXe according the directions The
effect produced happy and comfort unknown
before year, Aud sr enjoying health and elasticity
both nad and body fer which you sye my ,hanks
and the best regards of Il fri-ud Very truly,
To DR.. j. BEgKwIrrL lnss9-lml WILL. IRVING HYSL0P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

rF,EsS, iork office a" EttkNl ii> flio mas
removed from roadwuy' the Bookstore @i iur
ucr llus No 10 John whore they VII conHu' TO supply
druggists and These Pills nccd no pancgyH
their be, recommendation ta constantly increasing rcpnta
ton for twenty years, with the concurrent testimony nu-
crof. literary aud well known te PULLS have
placed efficacy beyond dispute. The following e%r ~" >er''
additional evidence to the largo noHat hitherto punished
From Nlr. VIM. lrrins iiy sieI, 30 Pearl street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

FNEasOLG'EEOS.-T coptrtneship Of DURAND & co. Is
~ dny dissolved by mutual and Cyrus Durand
solely charged OF the a1air- Of N.
A. LEMASSENA,
Dated New-york June o. l.il. CYRUS DURAND
All demands the late fu requested 10 have cent
rned.ately o n office 20. 81 Wai.t.
Bank No,- Engraving and Printing in all its
will be conducted by the subscriber the Office
,Vo 2G Wa!-s,rr-t New CYRUS DUkAND
l.li In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

Corrected - e"hls INI
MA:xr. D@I
Aeucul, Bre~er. -lta=
Bangor Comm -
Bath closed
CalHi- --..-.-- q
Cast.ne -------brohc
City Portland -....oU
| CiIizens Augusta
DauIartscoi;a .-- 80
| Frankfort .----
Georgia Lumb Co 20
Globe ----.----
HaIlowell sAug broke
kcnncbec do
Keuscbunk do
LAFAYETTE
| Mercantile ..---
Old Town broke
| Oxford .-------- do
Passamaqucddy do
Saco ..---------d do
Saltwater Cana J az
81 CroIx. .------
| Washington CO..
| " ateryIllc ....cl5scG
| Westbrook 10.
Wi.ca.~et broke
Winthrop 49,. do
All other notes GAL
C..,' - - m
1 ,n -
Wolfboro. do.
Al! Others ...-..s Gal
VERMONT.
Agricui' ! roy i'''i-'
E !. '-'
c"'''''ctc'"'
EsseN- =, ION
ure'i' 'h" u. =. 'i'Iu'
9s''er''' l hh 20, og.
~, 'o'u -
Ihom,A 49,
- N'oahs '-
AZ o'''e's. -. - Q -
, IL
hcfh sAitc cio,''
Chci- ei -. =, 40 90 p
NY nN L.o"e''' az az
1o''l''p''S eii'''
nsscN , -, ,i -. IT,
~ = :, W. =, 80. IN
Ct" w. S',' - da
Wv -
rai'n''H $1,000 ~ 'N'
ulton --.-.---
Grey Loeb .iraun
Lafayette ----.-Drohe
Hcndon ----------i"-
Middiinr interest. do
;lidilcscN .--- closed
Nahan; ..-..-. DO
NcwburS port do
Norfolk ls-
Phcn;X Nantucket do
Roxbury broke
sutton 60
w lScas>ct - fluf'
All others. lat
RHODE ISLAND.
J;urrIlyi!lc Broke
l,aelc N,vport fraud
J,nrmcrs'Ex l,rol,c
'io q Mech do
Franklin -...-..irand
Scltaaic ----..-... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

the tooth - frs i,om meccwy ietncon' ingredient,
which often uuurncpd foreigners 10 this and other
cities only used az tender ,ecth that can
not be filed pure ,o al the .c where he
paau operation Of onsotdnng VIII ufhcieas
exclude aud moisture The Mineral F'e'y the most
sue pain nnd retain, II. pristine powers long period
render the removal OF the unnecessary The Artificial Teeth
are power of acids and corroon by me-
dicinc dcoiorlion, other causes,
Taey gums without pain requiring SPIRAL
springs, springs Of any kur and at al times re-
cmc adjoining gratest possible degree and "af
al the o articulation Ilasu-
The testimonials from m brethren
the profession, who lave been hi pupl- would Ok volume 70
operation Of Dental sur
Hours neHdnce from A. NJ
daily Sunday excepted No. ABS broadway, opposite tho
Park tire. door, hove P,rclnv-.frcet. tsl-G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

INMt'OEEaN Of FASHION, No Bceknan, street
Goldsmith bcr l-ao to arocu public lie m opened with
New Stock Goods and having scared the yao
Mr. GOLDSMITH the Cutting Department whose Ni L
appreciated the fashionable community he pa
;ronarc Mr. Goldsmith respectfully solicited as
thew ntead making up and style deserving
patronage the prbc and a 10" any oef
establishment II the city is2lm- JAMES I IKANf.lie.
CT.5EE.:.75EN;S 81 BOYS SUMNER SrUFFS-Such
" Gaiaoon Cloth Orleans Ciot. Drab Eray Linen
Dulnss M cheap, for sale No 2G5 GreenS ch-st
HENRY WILLIAMS * Co.
Print. and 3;uslins IN endless VARIETY. les In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
CLOTHING

emo ii from is tooli 4tyision- Market Fould
respectfully iorm friends and the public IN sc"ea
ha, fashionable and good assortment Cloths As
res Ve.rrs and lalsr Goods he i'll make to order At
price, universal satisfaction ' ue
ut Of le, M $50 made and trismct III the hest MAJ
n-r Gcnuen finding cloth can have made u ~ PR
es reasonable All garment, warranted 10 ~
great the habit getting anaosns and vests cut
they be- hecr suited or more punc'a
alv attended 90 ic7-m ". DONNtS. 9lt Division>t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

~ SUPREME EOCR Nay y, iosl.-Natl4liri >mitH
PIertisss O=des Wilder aud jles y. C.mV5eldcs.eE
\ Raymond. Attorneys
Ga reading and hus the wrii Of e fs i,sa :h.s Cease
~ CoGay
dirct1ed, -t Jcsada1ts iou.
and they L. iEr Ct heli 7Fi;ha
County NOTION ol anrI Raymond
sand plaintiff ordered defendants =ppea and plead
sand ,~esy y rr tie Int publication OF
rsc provided esasH aDi further copy
Of his vu certified by the C.S OF ;h Court be published icrr
weeks successfully the State paper AID aased
City of New York q Copy W. PE4LLETT, Clerk
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IN CassS>@FGsy-

CHANCE ass-teofc the '.;e >"H
y. WliAul:I. J>up @, ais.
Pursuant to decree OF Ckancery of e State OF New
York be the direction OF the sG
the ev hv WILKINS s. ROLLINS Anct oHecr'
OF Ine = o'clock o. IEat day
parcels OF land, and the
luidise situate aud beI tc >e"enecnth date
Eleventh. NewEok Tctth and Elv
Is and l-:wccn the r,t A-csn
aad cr maj nadehy Daiel ksenCity SU'y
or dated January l 6y 1911 Hundred AM
t,ons l60 cone hundred Nty) Tie SAID to- la" "'en
en- together beng follows beginning Al Ir
roris wadly fom Avenue A. aud ru<hns these
dly along Teniet twenty feet here NORTH
parallel hundred an
aud fou: inches thence seh4as
pails along thence southwest
SarlS aloas paa.. with Avenue hurd:ed and eighty
nine feet Tenthet the place ii h,a'ng
each logcouanig widt S feet t TO-
-ctc cnh he tie distance froI
st-eet 20 II OF les.
Dated Nsw-iork. May Sis, \. n. lst'
al -. r : WIFE, Err Master ~ t'aa--er..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
m VaALERsS, Dcmtai Surgeon, Of twenty-five

experience ~ the ABOVE profession,
ka- removed 20 233 Broadway, opposite
tie PArk. re1r the American ii0tel IS
the sic dl,1oysrer and manufacturer
Of the best kinds Of Mineral Teeth nav
il use, which ms enjoyed the unrivaled
attempts made ~ so many 10 this ana
other comtr.c- also his Mineral Paste
IL no dc,ayed Teeth N plastic form,
winch become al tow h-rr- As hard as
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literarp Notices.

INCIDENT. OF TRAVEL IN AnsEicA ChArA up ~
TAN By SIErHEss; author OF ineiden's o. J nv
Egypt Arabia Petraea the Holy Land DC iha.,rn1.c
numerous enqrayinge. y"icnes. Ne"-io fnl y
Brother, q Gift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

MARYLAND. DIS
Se>qara4nua TX DO.
~ a>hiagion c. do.
AlIn,her- afu1 :
nr~T. oF COLUMBIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

. HINT TO SPOETsiz EN.-G0ODS SUI iNsLt; &c, ros "a
n rUE PRESENT AND COMING SEASON-WM NJ MAI ~
Hous,ou (betw aud Lcwi>-'tree has e"r'', w [
I anf 10 order variety at FAmg Tackle maze IN
the hest >,rlc and cheaper Than down TOW" price he
Hooks Snker- Floats, Smells al every size anu IuV 'o
nnsr ponl.r Percussion Caps. B, Shot &c "uns Pistols and
Fishing ipnar,t neatly repaired Hooks mud Lines ny ue uoIea
or un,e Snlors Bse my quantity NJ uoas 'o o|
m3l-u WV N''''i = ~ -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
TIE PRESIDENCY.


We extract the following letter from tie Boston
Times, which is one OF series said by the Times
to be written by of The 6 leading Democrats OF
Pennsylvania who is high ia IN, confidence of its
present governments and hel an Office under Nj.
j. fIsrson." Who lie is we know moi; but as he
diacourses plainly about the leading loco aspian',
20 tho Presidency. give his sentiments as he has
declared them. 1t will be perceived that the wri-
ter prefers Com. STEWART as the man who can
unite huber and tor in the canvass of 1874. The
writer asks Who have the Democrats to oppose
to Gcn. Scorr, with any prospect of success r.
and answers it thus:
John c. CALHOUN having been killed BY nuliifcG-
ton, and maugled. far as popularity was concern
el nfjef death. by the well known declaration oil
old Hickory that, he would hang him il he got a
chance rresume he ia not dreamed of by any
sane man, much less sagacious politician, as the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency.
Mr.. Benton has positively, and ss should think,
wisely declined teing cand date st The next cleo
lion. He will not be forgotten hereafter. MI.
Van Buren eioke down TOO completely at the last
heat, ever to start again, Besides who ever heard
Of The candidate tf a majority party, guilty of de-
Nroyng il, ever btin. renominGtel lof the FIRST Of
ice in the nationl
Tho Anxiety Of the wings 10 have him again az
an oTpoGen', shows Their sagGcIy. HIS de feat and
overthrow may be regretted, but there tho matter
rpd.. The Democrats owe something to thi.
pripoipies IA well as their men,
Gtneral Cass Is an old Federaisi has rece1th
turned Wing, become he ealcgi.t Of Gen Harrison
aud will never suit tho Democracy IIe has nc
capital which has not alfoaiy been exhausted il
the election of Old rippecaneo.
Col. johnson viii never be supported by the
South. He was guilty. of treacherv towards hi
rartv NJ The last election and has slwsy, Graded
en- borrowed cuti,al'-tl- victory OF Hariison and
Shelby. and the Sunday NJ il Report llen by tht
Rev Mr. Brown
Nc. buchanan, is 40 old ant;-war Feieraiist Of
the Blue Light stamp the reyiler Of J, Gerson and
the Dsn.ocrutic panty, and had what wind he pos
sassol an knock ed o,,t of him bv his law wppes
.re,eh.'
lie ,evcr conlI set The yo,c, of n rn,igitv of he
-. "a, Co. "a H., ,,,,.,n.n, ,t 49,, dozen,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19
Tug VETO.


wih deep regret, we lay before our readers the
message OF President TYLER, communicating his
reasons for refusing 70 sign thu Fiscal Bank Bill
The intense anxiety and excitement which have
r-rvadcd ;he whcls country. on tbi. absorbing and
.nomentoos question: scarcely leave the public mind
10 suitable temper 10 discuss the subject Mr..
TYrre's course, UPON the subject has been the Oh.
ect Of anxious speculation. since his accession
q the Presidency.
We trust that tho Wig PARTY have too much
good sense TO tear themselves 10 pieces, because
their fond bopes have been defeated, 10 this their
ssyoiite measure. The freedom Of conSeence is .
holy thing, and when pubic fapctiSnaFy has &C.
casion 10 act upon a measure involving copstitu-
tional question. bounI as he is, by solemn oath,
10 protect and defend it, we should be guarded and
cautious in our censurc. We unhesiiatilgly con-
denim the CONCLUSIONS Of the President, as snsound
tnd untrue md we bitterly lamsnt he consequent
ces Of his action; but while we believe, as we do
believe, thar his course is gaded by high and pa
tiotic sense Of rnural and legal obligation, We must
respect his motives, while we condemn his Jndg-
ment.
All eyes are again turned upon Congress. We
have no idea whether tho Whigs will attempt to
Pass such bill as will meet the Executive approx
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-19

meeting and approving the passage Of The BenA
Bill, Bankrupt Bill, The Land Bill and the repeal Of
the Sub.Treasury.
The Land Bill was taken then %, and while the
Senate was discussing amendment offered By Ala.
bama Clay, the private Secretary Of the President
appeared al the Bar Of the Senate with the Fiscal
Bank Bill in one hand, and the Veto Message Of the
Presden. in tho other.
A breaihess silence ensued-the Laud biii was
laid on the tsble-snd the reading OF the nae'sage
commenced. Wien the decision Of the President
was known. disposition was manifested by some
Ia The galleries 10 hiss, while others aPPlauded
Whereuron, the great THcaAs Huanrs BfsToS.
jumped W, and commenced siily TRADE about
I" Bqnk rg6ians," &c. come hers 70 iasals fse
Pyesidenf,n &c. just as he did, VIXEN the expung-
ing resolution was upon is passage. lie concod
ed with resolution 10 clear the galleries and
although friend ard foe asked him to withdraw
the motion, as tho excitement was only naomenta-
~; no blusteringly declared, al never wiE--so
help me God" Mr.. WALKER, Of Mississippi, sau
the s,an Who hissrd; and the Sergeant-at arms was
ordered 70 arrest him. When brought to the Bar
be proved to be adrunken loco, who had been az
pauding. Instead Of kissing The grea; burnbag
then withdrew his motion, and the dtuukea loco
was discharged.
This subject having been disposed Of, NJ. cLAr
ssid--The Fiscal Bark Bill before the Senate, ori-
ginated in th, body, passed here. was scat ia the
other body concufred in there, and to the Ex-
ecstige fer his signature. II 10 returned dis
approved BY the Executive. Il is not my intention
at ibis time to iiscaas tlsmes'sge- Il would mol
coifport with the dignity of the ordinate branch
Of The Government, the gravity Of the subject.
| rise for another purpose
We are sufficiently familiar with The exercise Of
Executive Power even it We did not have the Con-
siution to guide US as to the be pursued.
The Constitution provides that, not approving "a
Dill, the President shall return il with bis object
70 the House in whch it originated who shall en-
ter his objections at large upon t,eir journal, and
proceed 10 re consider it. | have therefore risen,
at this time, to move that the Senate viii to-mof
fow, at 10 O'Clock, proceed to reconsider the bill
the Bill be laid upon the table, and that the Mes
sage, accompanying it, be printed
Mr.. KING moved the printing of 5000 exaa COZ
les of the Message which was ordered.
The Senate, on motion Of Mr. RlyEs, then went
into Executive Session.
10 the House, the principal business was The
Barkrupt Bill. After further debate, the Con-
mittee rose. The private Secretary of the Presi-
dent, informed the House that TIE President had
signed the Navy Pension Bill. The House then ad-
j,uined.