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" according TO the directions Il lis no, BY news.
paper notice, Or By any thing that he himself may
say IN their favor, that he hopes to gam credit
ol IS alone by the results Of a far trial
ADVICE TO FEMALES-Tem1lca who va
luc good health should never be without the Life
Medicines, a. they purity the blood, remove Oh
siructlons, ard give the skin beautiful, clear
healthy, and blooming appearance.
10 PARENTS AND OTHERS.-Pcrsons Of
plcthoric habit, who are subject to fits, headache,
eiddlaess, dlmuess Of sight, or drowsiness, from
too great flow Of blood 10 the head, should take
II frequently. Children, and persons Of all ates,
may take them al any time, as they do not contain
mercury, or any ingredient that requires confne.
ment OF restriction Of diet,
TO ELDERLY PERSONS Many healthy
aged individuals WHO know the value Of MofIats
Life Medicines, make il a rule 10 take thcm two
OF three umes a week, by which they rotnuyo the
causes tha1 produce disease, preserve their health
and keep OF thg inGrmiiics OF age
HEADS OF FAMILIES should always keep
a quantity q The Lie Medicines N the house a.
remedy IN eases Of sudden Illness. for by their
prompt administration, Cholera Morbps, Gout 10
the stomach, Cramps SPosCs. fcvers, and other
alarming complaints which too often prove fatal,
m9Y be speedily cured Of prevented.
FACTS TOR MOTHERS AND NURSES
Ii is fact established BY the annual bills Of NOR
t4luy that pne-hslf Of the children born are cut
Of before attaining scfcn years Of age, and the
iuui0l source Q! this mortality is found to exist
70 that foul state Of tie stomach and bowels which
produces the generation 81 Worms. As the safe
restorer Of fninutine Health in this critical state
toe Life Medicines hove long held a distinguished
and io- ioalaess of The stomach und
hascis, and couyal-i1Hs, although Worms may not
exit, its allowed 10 te superior 10 any cther.
The above Valuable Medicines are for sale by
L. j. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, n. c.
ia springs, Esq, Postmaster at llicfo.
~ Grove, AlcckienbuYg to, y G., Is agent for the
sale 81 the ablye Medicine.
WIN. WcLeary, Esq, Postmaster at
lackEsecn, Mecklenburg co.. y C., is an agent
faf the sa,o OF tue above Medicine
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DIR. EETsREI'S
III d d I 9 7 Ut D 3 :
REST0RER or The BLOOD,

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
WHETHER produced by bile, phlern from
Wv internal morbid matters. arising ifotn
badly cured old disorders from the uso OF mer.
curry, cal0nel bark Sc, u IN temaiosl from the
change Of life, az specified IN the Pamphlet
ANrtSYrnuIuc SyRUr.--Thi- medicine is in
all Neneteal Disorders, certain remedy.
AsYssfsr, MNuaE tin liquid and in paste
celebrated lor it, speedy and pcriec, removal OF
Gonorrbd'i and elect
Corn MISE Bus,M, for Bilious add Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c.
ARou,rIc ExrRkrr, lIniment for Indigestion,
Goodness in the stomach, Numhncss OF Weakness
IN tho limbs. Rhrusnaiirm, sc.
DECORATIVE PowpfR for Bioua Fever Head
uclie, Diseases Of the Eyes, &c, which Is to be
taken IN the Rcs,orer.
JrAx orSrNEvr, for Piles, which Is 70 DO ap-
Piled besides the Rcs'orcr.
nENGAL OttMESr, for letter, Ringworm, Salt
Rheum. Scaldhrad, Eruptions Of tle skin, aud ioul
ulcers; Is 10 be applied be,idea tho Rcaorer.
UsIvEssAL OR STRENGTHENING PAsryR, for
diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, Iptlammaioty
Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis, &c.
On kuRl'4 AcuusTc On, for Deafness and all
other Auricnlar Complaints, which is 10 be used
together With the Restorer.
uTDf. Kuhlls Pamphlet "Trealnoni," &c.
entered according 10 Act Of Congress. contains
full Directions for the ute Of the above mentioned
medicines. and accompanies every remedy.
UrPersons wishing TO procure any OF the med
icines, will please direct their orders, with the a
mount, ipos, psid,) TO Or. KufIL'S OFFICE
Raleigh, N C., or Richmond. Va, or 10 any OF thu
following Agonts in North Carolina.
b. Oates, Druggist Charlotte.
J. +. e. G.. PhiGr, Concord
Jenkins g. Biles, Salisbury.
Harqrave, Gather & Co, Lexington.
J. X r. Sloan, Greensbcrough.
NJ. J. A. Drake. hshborough.
&. c. Henderson, Llncolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Steele, Cunning & Co, York c. II.
McLure, Brawey & Co., Chester &. II.
The continuation of the list Of Agents, see d.
! KS Pamphlet
June Is, 1912 j5tf
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S25,9l4.624 65

An this over and above the ordinary re.
coipts from customs and lnnds1-the whole
Of this iwcoty five millions was expended
during Mr.. Van Buren's administration.
Now let US see what we're the ordinary
receipts and expenditures during the years
1887, lS3s, 1899, aud lS40.
The receipts aud expenditures on all &C
counts, includiog Treasury notes and ex.
GLIDING trust funds, and excluding payments
by the late Bank of the United States, were
as follows,
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70 effect a cure, or tho patcliase money "il be
returned bg himself OF travelling ageut-Thcy
comprise Tie lIyreisn or Family Pi'', the Hy
ge.an Tonic % restore the tc5thated or broken
down constitution; tie Utc'iae l.ll, to cure those
pa.niul dilicu.tirs and diseases peculiar TO women;
aud The AgUe PHI 10 cure intermittent ifyers and
leacs. Tor farther Information the afflicted are
invited to possess themselves o. the tlygclsi and
Extra Iiygcisf furnished gratis At the proprietor
office, No. >, As,or llonse Newly ORA, and by all
his agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting 10 the sick and iuvahds.
together with twenty Eve useful receipts and a
mass Of facts and certificates, that must cnavinCe
every reasonable mind, tia, the Ilygcian McdI
cincs are Invaluable.
for sale ~
T1OS. J. UOLTON. Agent
Charlotte, Jan o. ls4I.
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SPEECH OK ,rR. sTANLY.
o. NoRrn CARolINN

OF NORTH CAROLINA
r1f,-r4ssms t1SS Expenditure Of Government,
madu IN Committee Of the whole House Of Re-
prcscnia,Ses. March 18th, 1912.
--goycLuuln.--
II has been proclaimed 10 triumph 10
ssSh Carolina that tie late udminlstra
/" finished the public buildings.
And 49, the fact Is the Post Office
building TsSr No, sir. A large
amount IS sui SStisi,o to complete this
marble building. Erected Of marble, by
the decision Of Mr. Van Buron, which IS
TO cost near hall million, this IS not fin.
ishcd.
Then the pa;cn, Odicc-this is still IN
finished. Congress IA 1886 made an up
preparation oil nI.Inndtcd and eight ,hous,
add dollars for ,atent Office, express
~ stating that ns.n.o shall not ey-
coed this nmiS01 an Buren's
friends have expended on hnDldlng
S4I1,47i, and more than $3.50, 200 IS
wanted to complete the main building aud
wings
Then the Treasury buidrng-n worthy
monument ef wrelched mbeclhty which
characterized the last admInIstrstton--a
wretched looking pile, void and without,
form, and still BALI finished. refer, for
the expenditures in this, 10 a report which
will soon be made By the able gentleman
from Massachusetts, Mr.. iludson) Ono
estimate was made OF the cost OF this build
ing Of 100000 five hundred thousand.
There has been already expended on the
main building S60s, sol, (sx hundred and
eight thousand eight hundred aud sixty
seven dollars y mud the architect, IN May,
1910, submitted an estimate for completing
the building, according TO tho original plan,
requiring more than $500, 000l five hun
bred thousand dollars more And part
Of this plan is 10 take down the State De.
parimeu;, which is worth more than one
hundred thousand dollars.
Thore is an amusing passage IN the last
annual report Of the architect, which will
\ illustrate the economical character OF the
public officers in the employment, OF the
Government Referring to tho finished :
Treasury building he says: :" The plan oil
this building, when completed, will form
the letter l.. The root or main body Will
extend, when finished, AGO feet, screened
bv colopaade of az columns, and the re-
turn wings at each end, 300 feet, termna
ted aud fIanked by hexasiyle porilcos, as
also the centre block. low terrace OK
tend, between the porticos IN the rear,
which, while aiiording business commu
nica,lon from wing TO wing, covers vaul,ed
rooms, below, for fuel, &C., and encloses
the court formed by the projection Of the
wings. These terraces, corridors, and col
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[ NJ MBER 4S.

onnado will form ample and agreeable prom.
enades for the healihlul exercises of The Of.
icers Of the Department during leisure no.
neDts. la the centre of each cuur, lhero
IS TO be fountain asd Jet d'eau, encrcled
by o grass plat and shrubbery." And
this IS tho sober recommendation Of tho
architect Arc we, the Wings, TO be held
responsible for this No; let the Presj.
dents friends, whoever lhey are, attend to it.
will mention, IN passing, one iusiunce
of Mr.. Woodbury's economy and patriot.
lsm. The President Mr.. Van buren,
constituted the Secretary Of the Treasury,
Postmaster General, aud Secretary Of
State board Of commissioners on the pub.
lc buildings; they appointed a clerk. aud
Mr.. Woodbury's son received as clerk six
hundred dollars a year for services not
worth one hundred. believe after tho
election this Office was discontinued
Nheu the .nmedlate interest Of himself or
friends was concerned, honest Levi could
take care Of The candle ends, though lie
wasted thousands Of putlic money.
SO II viii appear that the very subject
Of which The friends Of the late admnis,ra.
uo1 thought they had right to boas, ougb,
TO overwhelm them with shame. After
having destroyed two or three public build.
iDgs, left them unfinished, not having com.
pleted one during their power
There seems 10 have been o constant
and successful attempt on the part Of tho
late administration 10 wheedle their friends,
the majority 10 Congress. Congress lim.
ted the appropriation for the customhouse
10 Boston to $4,000 yet !, has cost moro
than $500, goo. The first sum appropria.
ted Cor the New York custom house was
S20e, 900, set they have expended more
than q million on this, and not quite fin.
Ished on the Alb March, ls4l. The poriico
and columns OF the Boston custom house
alone cost, think, more than 100000.
All these things were done under the late
administration. And yet gentlemen call
on US to say where are the instances OF
abuse and mlsmanagement charged against
tha friends OF Mr.. Van Burenl
Nov, sir, | have proved beyond ques.
ton tina, there vas deliberate design in
$50 and $40 on the part of the Van Bu.
rem administration to deceive the country
by false estimates, and, 10 postpone expen.
d,tares, not to lessen them, until the new
administration Of lS4l.
Before proceed to speak Of the alleged
increase of expenditures of ls4l, will
give a statemen, Of our financial condition
10 1887, the hrst year Of Van Buren's ad.
minls,tatlou, aud contrast the state OF affairs
then with our condition 10 iS4I.
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According to Mr.. Woodbury's
report in December, 1893,
tie amount in tie Treasury
on the Isl OF January, 1887
was
but from THIS is 20 be deduct
Cd the amount distributed
among tho States, accord
rag 70 Tie act Of July, 1886
This leaves in the Treasury on
the Isl OF January, 1897, the
sun of
T'ha fourth ias'aliniert. with.
ing 70 81 .Jrs,E amount.
OF tbs sum IN the Treasury,
1880
Thcu the Dauk Of the United
States paid on account Of
the stora owned 81 the TO.
yorualsn,. JetwceuIlanuafy,
1887, and March lsil, tie
sam OF
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$3.50 Reward.
Mop XFEE EsDEREH.

.fu.. lose Reward wi.l be Ci7en for ne ap.
4 a-.elsj7n and delivery y tic Sheriff Of
sa.l. r0a'y, North Carolina, of1 man b, the
NtRk kISpR Who committed
air d murder upon TIE 7dy OF James :
III @ ts county, % 'Hc 9Th instant, at the
SIG A.a S0s.'s, To C4DItrns county. Said
hs; about 50 years Of age. I've feet 10 inches
hll' care shou.dercd, dark skin,
a 3'., has some appearance Of tic scalt
"a a'se whi-kcts, speake quick, Is
..s7iti By ,Isje, aud his very looks indicate
y ls-l. lle oas badly dressed Ia homespun,
Z. {. 3 presumed lie viii change bic clothcs-he
Pc rs1 aaii Of broguus with stays around the
~ ~ a so m1ch q TIC habit of carrying
- 49, i 70 supposed b., v-ul ,->~ Nth
las plain stock and double lfigrors-te
VI case knife ground in the shape u
- 'e attached 10 his pouch by a lea,h
@ .rh the handle. he has brother
H-ga and two sisters in Mississippi,
-htH married 70 Parrot Evans and The 9th.
a- Collins, formerly 81 Arson eounte,
a &. GO doubt atlgmp. 10 70. kisor il
!l,:-'asIrg ard niicn The least tight i in the
-'7' ,.r-iog dirty 5laca guard soDgs, such az
Fac to night, &c. Any ono appTehend.
;'.s hiss, and delivering him as above, shall
q. ag4aFt
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III Davidson College, would now offer his ser.
vices to the public as an
Ornamental, Sign, Flag 81 Mirror
PA1Np,NRa
lie lattets himself that his long experience in
the above business aud the specimens of work he
has executed 10 his line, will be a sufficient re
COMMUNICATION. lie will ulso attend 10 any call
made on him in the HOUSE PAINTING EuSl.
NESS and is confident no can give satisfaction
10 all who may employ him. The public is re-.
spectially requested to call and encourage him as
no u determined to execute all work committed
10 him in the best possible manner.
And as times is hard he will take part Of his
work in produce suitable for family uso such as
our, Corn, Bacon &c
JOHN w KAINEY.
DdvidsOH College, ~ c., Jan. "a, lcAl.
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VOLUME XII. !.
t. J. H0LT0N,
Editor, Proprietor 81 Publisher.
TERMS:

TERMS:
T.,5 Delarsaad Fifty Cents ifpaid in advance.
u; : Dollars if not paid within three months.
415 Tine Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid
I'm ,iter the expiration of the year. No paper
,..91r.nued until all avrearages are paid, except
4. Z. option 81 The Editor
81 Advertisements inserted at One Dollar psr
r.sye Is lines or less, this sized typs,) for the
- Insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance
,,snrt advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
s per cent, higher; aud deduction of 39i per
ant will BE- made from the regular prices. for ad.
,s,.scrs 81 tic year. Advertisements inserted
r,,aIhy OF quarterly 81 per square fcf each time.
San. asoa,ly Is cents per square for each time,
AGENTS
rlP.N Cochran, Mccklcnbnrg, NC.
C5as. " Harris. Nil, Grove, {.
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New steam Boat Line.


a sh has been formed m cnnucc-
pkSss.s-----,ff - ION with the New Slcam
Boat " Uuliry,' and a set OF
Tow Boats. at present three IN Manufacturers
yii De added as the business may require. The
Uulity was built in Wilmington 10 lsli' and
draws whcn empty but 70 iache' OF water. She
carries 500 bales Of Cotton and draws then but
little over three feet.
Country Merchants who may wish 10 get their
Goods % in the Summer and early N the raj,
when the River Is generally low, will had 1t to
their advantage 70 pltrunizG this line. Several
Forwarding Merchants aud other rcsidenls o.
Cberaw and other places arc interested, and feel
confident hat they can hold cot such inducements
10 the back country as viii be beneficial TO al con
cerocd The business viii be done principally ny
,,,,,, lighters which viii insure passage whiie
H., = 40 rect water IN the channel.
-. BRYAN & BROTHERS.
Agents.
From The Transcript lChqrieston) Of March Sd.
Charleston, s. C., Feb %, lS42.
THIS to all whom Il may concern-we, the IN.
dcrsipned, William Bird, Joseph Addison, aud
lanes Marsh iunior shlpwriChts Of the above
named city. by tho request Of John k'tkpalrick'
,en,jrrd on board Of the Steamer Uulty, comman.
dcd and owned by the said kirkpatrick, and alter
full examination OF the hull and construction OF
Inc said Steam Boat Utility, are Of unanimous
oninion that the qaid Steam Boat Utily Is IN Owe
nv respect sultnblc and strong enough to navigate
,rv River or Rivers. and capable OF carrying ave
hundred or more bales Of cotton.
To which we have fixed our names and seats
tbfa g5th February, iSi2,
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Wu. BIRD, seal
JOS. ADDISON, Seal.
JAS. MARSH, jr rSeall

ChafIest0n, Ftb. %, Is42'
do hereby certify that was Pilot on BoaFd
the Steam Boat Utility and that the sad boat was
exposed TO heavy sea during the passage between
Wilmington and Charlcsion without RECEIVING any
damage do also certify that she did not work,
or shay, any signs Of weakness and that she was
not nnmped out during the time was on board
Of her. r,,,oNo
Ln.IE 1870. lamf3m.
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4. j. uOLTON, Agent,
Ckarlcttc. N. G.
SPOONER'S PATENT
H1GEE.E.v' .HEFBEEE.SE$

A RI the best
N aud cheapest
iamily and gene
raj medicines IN
use These mod
ciues are the &c.
suit Of a life 81
tudy and exrcr
once Ito propuc
tor warrants ihcu
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Receipts
sl09, O62,4 91 go
Expenditures.

Receipts about one hundred and nine
millions. Expenditures more than one
hundred and thiriytwo millions.
Deduct whole amount of re.
ceipts from expenditures
Expenditures sl3o,76s, 7lS 40
Roceipts lO9,062,49l so
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PAINTING.

fHNiiE Subscriber having located himself at
III Davidson College, would now offer his ser.
vices TO the public as an
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FENINOTHY Z HUGHES having obtained
IL the MANSION HOUSE for public accom-.
modAtion, informs bis friends and tie public Een
orally that he - nov prepared 70 receive aud cutter.
tam all who may favor hin @i,h their patronage.
His TABLE shall Away. be soll and plentiful
IS supplied with every thug The country affords.
70 please aud satisfy the palate even OF an oplcute
Ills BAR Wlll be found furnished xith q choice
selection Of Liquors, Wines and Cordias, 10th
foreign and domestic
His STABLES shall 30 constantly attended 81
faithful anu attentive hostluts and supplied y III
abundant proycndef.
y. b The Stsge Office is kept at the Mansion
House
Charlotte, X C. Nly % 1872 SIN
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preparation OF
aud dollars for
Is stating thai
coed " this am
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" according 10 the directions. Il is not by news
paper notice, Or by any thing that he himself may
say In their favor, that he hopes to gam credit
ol is alone by the results Of far trial
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AGENTS.

ClP.N Cochran, Mccklenburc, NC.
rtss. ". Harris, Nil. Grove, y. {.
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SAC, 81, GeS 80
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

I 1t is said thar Mr.. McDsFFlE has declined
being candidate for United States Senator from
South Carolina, to succeed Mr.. Preston, on &C.
count of i'll health: and correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier anticipates the election Of
Judge HueER.
The Courier says further that q it is so well TN.
derstood at Columbia that Mr.. Calhoun will re-
sign his office thar his successor is matter Of ar.
gent consideration" Between this vacancy and
the other, it is thought Mr.. Huger will certainly
be elected For one other vacancy several gentle
men have been spoken Of Messts. Picksns, Nc.
Willie. Davie, Rhets, ana Gov. Richardson ara
the most prominent.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
,., e,om. Dem. yyhiu youux Men
Eran, Wn.iring1on.

By our Washington letter, in another column
it will be seen that no quorum was present N 'ne
Senate yesterday, SO that ne organization Oh oon
rress was effected This was not anticipated, and
viii consequently occasion not little disapPolnt-
mon, I, was though; that a quorum would be
,,re.ent ,o.day-so that the Message may be con.
6den.ly expected tonight. 1t is thought that it
will embrace pretty full discussion of the Ex-
obeouer, the Tariff, and other measures which are
prominently before the people. 1t will be seen
that notice Of motion for the Repeal of the
Baukrup, Law has already been given.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
Meeting of CouSrcss-Eepea of Bank.
rupI Lnw-21st kuie-Death Of nem,.
ber, &c.
c ,rresnondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Scnday, Dee.S
In accordance with the provisions of the Con.
stitulion of the United States the 9th Congress
convened to-day at the Capitol and commemorate its
third and last Session. But very few Members had
arrived in the city up to this morning, and itwas
anticipated that quorum would not be found in
attendance this expectation however proved well
founded with regard only to one House.
The SENATE was called to order at 10 o'clock
BY it. President pro tenn. Hon. w, P. MAscuN
of n. c., and it being ascer.ained that but "a
members (no querum) were present. an adjourn
nent was moved and carried.
In the House, the SPEAKER, Hon, John WHITE
of Kv.. took the chair at the same hour. The rel!
was called and ia members answered to their
names.
Hon. R. C. WlSrHRor member elect from Bcs-
ton rice Hon Mr. APPLETON, resigned, appeared,
was qualified and took his seat.
A quorum being in attendance, on motion OF Mr..
CUSHING it was ordered that message be sentto
the Senate informing that body that quorum Of
the House had assembled and were ready to pro.
ceed to business.
On motion of Mr.. CUSHING resolution was
adopted for the appointment OF Committee to
wal. on the President and inform him that quo
rum of both Houses had assembled and were ready
toreceye any communications he should be pleased
TO nuke Messrs. CUSHING, TILLiNGHAsT and
KENNEDY. of Maryland, were appointed to con-
stitute the Committee Mr.. KENNEDY, at his re-
quest, was excused from this service, and Mr.
HUNT, of N. Y. was appointed in his place
Mr. EVERETT gave netice that tomorrow, or at
the earliest opportunity, he should ask leave to
introduce. a bill to repeal the Bankrupt law
Mr.. ADAMS caused burst Of laughter by also
giving notice Of resolution to rescind the famous
2lst rule, excluding petitions on the subject of
slavery.
Messrs WISE and WM. Cosr JOHNSON were in
their places, prepared, as usual, to resist any
effort of this kind. The notice, however, was re.
ceived and the renewal Of the oft repeated strug
gle on this subject remains yet to be witnessed
when the resolution shall be offered.
On motion of Mr.. BRlsGs, joint resolution
was adopted for the election of two Chaplains, to
interchange weekly between the two Houses dur
ing the present session also, the usual resolution,
authorizing the Clerk to furnish TO each Of the
members three daily papers during the session'
also resolution for the appointment of the regu.
lar Standing Committees.
On motion of MIR. TILLINGHAsT, resolution
was adopted for the appointment of Joint Com
mittee of three members on the part of each
House to superintend the expenditure of moneys
for the library, &c.
1t being ascertainea that no quorum of the Sem
ate had assembled,
On motion of Mr.. McKENSAs, the House ad-
journed.
A quorum of both Houses is expected to'mor-
row, when the Presidents Message will no doubt
be received. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

D The SALEM BELLE, which waaave alread
noticed, is also for sale by Saxton s. Miles of thi
city. 1t is a very pleasing aud interesting tale.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

MECHANICS LEcruRE.-A Lecture will be de-
livered by Mr. E. G. SeulER, of the State Me.
chanic, Albany, a, Military Hall, Bowery, this
evening at 4! o'clock. The subject is The Con
dinon OF the Laboring Classes Of America anc
their true Interests 1t is one of general interes
and importance, and we doubt no, the Mechanic.
generally will attend. Admission free.