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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
OWINd the celebrity, efficacy, and nvanablc
" Madame Restsls Female Monthly Pills in all Gases

inszsGiy suppression sseppass Of those function. Of n
which the health Of fc ale oSpends
their ntroducon the United States abeat forf
soyneIfsits and limitations constantly attempted 70 BE-
palMsd Of the Chasp pills purchased
ss.wel;s cents p! up Sasren, bq.e, and called
,esbIs, two dollars box. Females therefore
sauuoned against ;he:e attempts impose upon om. 70
.fen. except those sod Msd.ms Be.sl PRINCIPAL omss
escash box
tie enclosed insioc of each box Hod also BY
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PRIVATE SELF-CURE

DOCTOR JORDAN's Specific Packages, Nos. l and 2,
- for the prompt Of aecret disease. not
either of foreign domestic origin, but have been
fully tested for the last nine vita success
Each package for the Of
Diseases properly adapted the varied symptoms
MED by the Monitor private treatise malades,
wherein every ction, with all necessary advice These
packages were the original ones for the suppression Of
host Of mtatoIs Guarantee where additional me-
zines required further charges made Pe 50 EACH
Pesons ordering by letter always whether
tire package required for gonorha venereal disease
The Monitor alone so One collar paid
free.
Doctor Jodan Specific Packages enable the patient to
make promp pit without Suspicion
Sold only at Drug Store Prince street, ot Marion
few doors of Nblos Garden. Private entrance
Center street one below drug store.
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HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON BITTERs-
~ These bitts highly recommended by the medical
Guilty Of Europe. restorative for the appetite and also
FOR aud and obtained
prI ncp pal hotels in the United States
Solo, who only az No. III Fulton st. one door ON
Dutch st. Price 81 per gallon.
:. Country merchants requested to call aud examine
for themscv
Agents for Boston, Mas, Mesr Blake & TmmbuIl cor.
ne Mink aud federal ssi for Providence, r. L. Mr. r. Hpen
e. mo3 West Water ST. Tor salem, Mass Mr.. e. rutaam,
no, sW Essex a. III lmsrq
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CAUTION TO FEMALES

MADAME REsTELI,. FEMALE PHYSICIAN. would
A inform ladies who with proper dscAcy, have Iepug
she Of their complaints escsps BY Of
hat all she ATTENDS personally her
lerienee and knowledge enables her do She
deems 70 state this ihe does mot ylsh % 20
ing. adv ssng Fonais Physicians ignorant and
themsete. arc obliged to some scarcely less
residence lis Greenwich between Courl6nd and II
bsrty streets. hours Of ssndaass fcm A. M.tosP.M IA.
aln 2m hr
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saLIsPENARD STREET.

MADAME COsTELLO, Female Physicisn and Graduate
A Midwife Offers her pofe ssonol services TO the ladies
of this city and country The anatomical and physiological
pecuarites which distinguish the female from male
pose her diseases and functions altogether her
Many these diseases exceedingly complicated and
treat them with
Madame Costello having had long experience and surprising
the treatment incidental
Prses ladies the point Of coninement those suffering
from uegulay DISTRACTIONS &c that abe will be
happy afford comfortable home
where they always have the dca
most marOny and II preferred, will
end attend them at their houses until perfectly recovered
Madame T.. particularly bcgs the minds OF the
delicate that she ocates personally that
hesitaton or drea need never be spprehended
NJ BMadanc Costello would inform ladies' residing Of
the cy Whose health would admit Of travelling, that she
would devote her ncoua attendance them
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame he consulted at her residence, 81 Lspenard
all and with regard the
her ptents communications and letters mus be paid
ro1l iuts
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DIR. WHEELER. OCCULIST.

% GREENWICH STREET L, near Battery, N. :, re-
% specially informs the public that among hum
dneds which he has attended, them have been
operated by professors without and pronounced
BY them ncusabe yet has never failed to eradicate the
which have ITSELF and instances almost
against hope 1t tins his
that en'bles him with confidence refer the afflicted who
may upacquanted with HIM and his mild mode of treating
the disorder this restored patients the
st class OF society respecting his abilities
and his pre-emnent skill as occuist
Chronic inflammation of the eyelid eyes, however
long Standing be eectuay and permanently cured films
specks removed and cured without surgical OpeIaon.
Caaac removed by Of the operations pracscd here
in Europe.
STRAB ISMUS,
Commonly called Squ1rsngl cured in few seconds on
Guerns celebrated pan which free from pam danger
W Oice hours ftoio A. M to P. M after which hours
he IN door 1m*cc
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IN. JAMES W. ATTRIDGE'S TINCTUKE FOR IN
- digestion, DyspepsaIhis invaluable remedy which
during tn last fifty saved thousands from the jaws Of
death, both Europe and America, introduced public
y TO the victims who suffering from the above named
understood ,Ithoneb he ihs method nj Ib
dy public that the Tincure calculated to all the
diseases incident the hnman Frame but merely those
duced by dsorder Of the amenay canal and known
indieeston Dspspsia The trial Of single bottle will
which it, that terrible disease may be
Mess Carte Nephew Of Water and Maiden
lane who ess and RETAIL the above named
and al ll8 Bowery. m3G-tm<r
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SANS SOUCI HOTEL,
BALLSTON RPA

HE Subscriber having become the lessee of this establish
meot il to the Of the travelling public In the
been efficiently repaired ard offers every desirable
TO Crafty the tastes and the comfort Of vsans The
subscriber of the preference for the mineral Of
Saratoga will constant supply at such intervals and
IN such mode will preserve their grateful well medc
nal properties the object make this estabhmen
preferable for families and those who choose comfort and
quiet rather than wd and umult tcng
place The Of its censructontne of
rooms with its large shaded grounds admirably adapt it to
scbr intends materially reduce the of charges those
who favor him with continuing Of paoAagr and
all things will endeavor TO the and
msn 81 his sue,,nae way reducing The supplies and CON-
orts hitherto provided for their The house
now open and in complete prepM,tion
Ballston Spa, Jane l2, 1919 je22 lm*rc
SHARON SPRINGS, PAVILION, sCONARIE COUN
" Tf, NJ Y.-This splendid and commodious Hotel having
been enlarged cpanted and reumshed the elegant
manner throughout during the will be opened for
the reception OF vsers by the subscribers the 2 OF May
snsninz; -
to accommodate mvch number thanorney
and in aordng comfort and The
promenade grounds will be handsomely relaId
10 afford the most advantageous of the surrounding
country The roads and about the Springs being
proved and new opened for greater accommodation Of
the Bath House have also been tsseuy land The Bath
House being enlarged ,pd much Improved aud will acconmo
date who NAV desire hahe There are four and spac
BaAeys which have lately been erected The interior
Tangements OF the Pavilion such afford attention
the comfort and wishes Of with we'll organized
of and short subscribers will be prepared
to their be by
establishment In the
OF White Sulphur Water of Sharon Springs it can be
world for the rhsumac bilious and dyspep
tic complaints and for the of erysepas sal, rheum,
ua ver COMPLAINT and general debility as has been certified
by some oil the most eminent medical professors
BY aecnt aays made for the of the Springs
by OF the chemists this country (Dr Chill
ton Of New York; the following results have been obtained
| gallon
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DOCTOR BELL.

DOCTOR BELL deyoes hi, personal ton (day, IN
II I'll 10 r NJ the removal Of private every
Al suffering under protracted cases. aggravated
SUCCESSFULLY treated by pretended rractton
quack nosa and all who suspect the remains of disease
lurking in the syslem consult Dr. B. always with
of cure.
Persons contemplating who have the sub
confidence Postpaid letters describing the of pesons at
distance, have his prompt BPS
suspicion, and is well known safe and
Broadway. j2l m~r
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A. A. SAMANOS,
MO. q WALL AND 2aa RK0AnWAY nfcr. q

a. n. chMANOs,
NO. WALL AND 2ee BROADWAY, ofeIs for ,.'a
~ Toe following articles, viz -
10 baler of superior Guisa Tobacco.
TO Bales az vefIous qualities OF Havana Leaf.
40 Drums OF superior 4 turkey Smoking Tobacco.
y Bag, OF choice Coffee, Tor family
Atnall lot of Arrow Root and Cocoa Nut.
10 Gases OF 10 and doz Scaarat Smoking Tobacco
Dor bottles pound each Natohitoches Snuff, OF New
Orleans
10000 Lord Byron Regsa Trabucos, Csnones and Psna
tsilas
Ia Norma Go and medium size.
Venus heRslia IA boxes OF 100 and Ia 80.
Plantation Scgsn and ManIlls Cheroou.
Asrora CaLadoros, @oodvie Segurdad Port Ucyanns La
Empressa, G1Ifa, snail Yara and Pnncpees.
Cerman Tobacco IN different qualities aud Spanish.
~ ssoI.nsht OF chewing tobacco pipes bowls, tubes
tnben tnun boxes cases, matches OF
long Turkish cherry stems and pape
Garcia Mendoza. Perz Lord Byron sns
other articles mentop-a Ierce
az wholesale and retail.
Also casks Of Pill Wafer Boxes Of different sizes.
In
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)t. HOUSTON. Denti,t, has returned 20 New York
a 'tswlnsn
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suphuretted Hydrogen Gas. le cubic ,nchea
These Springs within few hours ride of Albany Troy
Saratoga Schenectady, Uca Sc and accessible either
from CaHsohare the Albany and Utica Railroad where
SCHENECTADY and Utica visitors the Springs;
distance OF about eight miles, for dinner:
the turrp he from Albany Cherry Valley by daily stages
being about forty five miles of city Of Albany Persons
leaving New FORK the evening boat for Albany
the Sharon Springs the nett uey time for dinner
CLARK, GARDNER & HASKELL.
April %. 1915. a30 eod3nsr
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TS9TR h:ss Ys es &c U sn:sTt so
IL: &. s
hs mouth, whether arising Rom dse:yss teeth iio d1
dssEasa Ss assd W:h tooth sru.h win Be- tS.st
q: q &c ss!
oad ne
ss.1 sss :: ssaS % L
n 81 eos y
ass az
teeth and white teeth the most valuable portions
@ sG
me M Ss
H. W. ss FL sss q: :n
Id boston Morning Post =. -, s
sr Esl ass b7 he Principal SraaSs. .se MIR
aa1 bas TO- s
public of the human system is recommends
sS IF s The blood be
i I TepuSs D1uss Throughout. tn.
country.
,s William s. s;d
fS%sy snd f6sdway
STOfdwsy William = AstsI House jaime; sym:.
RobsI. LssssH Avenue b QapqpssnSSsassh, 1Ss
ssss il as bss
M 80 BsvsIy; Hart IS GsH SG cor NoSif
Grand ,1 s$s 81
s IT b fas . ana Sv'n and LID
Maynard s Noyes. Boston:
1;,Ssss ;sl,3 Ss;ss; $sS
RsST % SS IT.! Ssssy GIsy s''''
l. q. Reed. i4s Fulton St. Brooilyn. Ii mz7 I'm "
TO THE LADIES
DM nULLt's UTERQ ABDOMINAL suPPORTEn:
ssisS %s%s :s:$
bssh aes sr having failed performing under
s; 10 h.
p...re: spd ii StSe1 ssisesi LYNX
Il Ea S aHsGn ses iRs
q ns 81 III
Rooms hare b.sn furnished exclusively for I.ds. NJ
s.Isn.ns Isdy .sendanes 70 apply
QUACKERY USED UP, y!
days ed his rssn
who ara suffering under and Ii. equally
which sasSsdsS
se an
OF the the % aas Of
diseases by Justly celebrated Dr. VAU6HEN for
III. treatise contain: clear and .herou:h cas%inaSn Of
without t s d Of q risk Of
aTng and Others, who often placed in situations
may e aSIaned at the BOOK stand Nassau st. corner
sss It.
A DEATH BLOW TO QUACKERY.
I'D M Ts Ss. or sps ys s1 Man
His Own Physicisn." in which is contained Lucid aud
with simple and saectSa modes of treatment which ali may
understand and practice che aid Of ohn
Vapghen NJ r. for twenty years principal physician Of the
Ths only really good book extant the subject"
the London Lancet; must by ensurng cure IN the
for one or TWO snss efectuay break up tho
gospaid order enclosing dollar. directed to HOL
the work being of postage any of the United
States. the Canadas; three copies will be for wodo
lars. J I'm dyHwyer
r Owe. COURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE just publish.
ship md Maraaean nfalbls guide book for married and
single in matter. of the ptmo, importance The human race
ton, by Philip M Howard.
Amongst duly considered this work. "Mat
The Of and certain for barrenness" 1.-THE
Of beauty eeurthp" 1.-THE danger Of solitary PRACTICES
ard how the habit may il
eradcatng from the mint the Of hopeless unap
py passion" Offspring, with NODES pased
oS nisImarIiass Dress, with the forms and coos most
to the various shape, and compieIi9as The most
single and married e relates the PRINCIPAL subjects
above nouced.n
For wholesale retail at lo2 Nassau street, N York
LA GLOVER. New YORK CITY, VIII procure copy Of
des or three copies will be sent for Two dollars.
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FOR THREE SHILLINGS A BEAUTIFUL
HEAD OF HAIR MAY BE HAD,
AND THE HAIR MADE TO GROW.

/ 1ANDhUFF CUREU, and light, red hair made 70
naturally dark and be these the
real and actual qualities of Jones' Coral Her Restorative
has been proved by hundreds who have used the
finest things made for the hair making soft dark and
silky, and keeping twice long other preparations
been sent g Esrops where ITS good qualities called the
We have infinitely tested jones' Coral Hair Restorative
and find consists of compounds decidedly favorable for
hing, soenng, causing growth curing indIu and making
liz ht red, grew hair gro W dark and fine.
Signed, j. g. BAKER, FRS.I
Portman street, Portman square. London.
This is sold at the low p,ice OF shngs bottle, al
and By these agenfsn Philadelphia by Zeber Third
and Dock streets the American Hotel Arlington
d. Co. in Boston, State street, Charleston, s. 207 Kml
streets IN Albany 81 State streets in Brooklyn sFulton st
Agents wanted in all other cities iel9 lmeec
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AVON SPRINGS.

LIVINGSTON COUNTY, NEW YORK.
THE Popetors would notify the public that the for
the annual visitation Of fountains of health has
rived end that there five ces and four bathing establish
ready for the reception Of company For advice
gard the probable effect of these their individual
and for analysis cf the different springs, they permit
ted to refer to Dr. Francs, No Bond street, Dr. H.
Buckley Lecturer diseases of the skn No 43 Blocker
street. TO Dr. Salisbury, the Springs MAJ 2m*r
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a PPOINrHENTs BY THE CHAMBER OF com.
n MERGE AND BOARD OF UNUERWRITEas.-
These ccrtIy that
X. Bumley, Joseph Tinkham,
Il. h Merry, A Cartwright
Saml Gambler Russell SturpIs.
appointed by respective persons
20 act Marine SurvcJ Port Of New Yo
Y SORTS Clerk and them acc ordiagy in
all cases where theif servIceI required.
The Chamber o.. Commerce of New York,
u. Jas. ID. p Ogden, President.
John l.. H. McCracken, Sec'y.
The Board of Underwriters Of New York,
AIR. Ogden, President.
Walter X. Jones,
Sec'y of the Board OF Under writers.
New York, June 9, 1913. jijr
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ed 70 March. 1919, TO Is. kunvaD and Il. l.. Myers, 50
2ose5 q April st', g. Loyal. endorsed April 1912,
X. L. Myers, so
$3.50
All iorew,rned the payment of the above
liberal award will be paid for the Of the book aud
contents 10 The sub.cub. IS South trout street.
lAilibsnc South Wharves, Philadelphia or 10
hessu Bryan Mrticnd IT'S Front street. New York.
Phisdsphis, GIN May, si3.
m3n im-r fSigned1 H.. l.. MYERS.
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Respectfully informs friends that he has resumed former
business 3 Fulton between Broadway and Nassau
where accommodate dinner and
parties clubs. &c. in his former well known lie.
Spacious and for Reference Committees Courts
Martial, &c sc. constant readiness former times
je9lmsr
NAPOLEON COURTlN, No. iss,f Fulton street, oppo
IN ST. Pauls Church Yard awaits himself of the columns
Of the Morning Herald inform his friends and
who honor him with that he
the Wine and Liquor trade his old above
and that he has hand excellent and full
Of French Brandy and Liquors. Of French and Foreign Wines
Of the best quaty aud brands which he will sell by
he barrel gallon by the dozen He has also for sale
fine French Vinegar. Olives, Capers, &c
He begs also favor OF the bic his
commodious saloon, where he keeps constantly hand the
finest assachuses Bay Oysteu, fresh pcked) His bar
furnished with capital Chabls Saunu auterpc Barsac
Cbambern, and Champagne wines. Geld collation., la
Francalse, every evening.
Families supplied 70 ord.r with wines &c m3o Inn
TO The PUbLIC.-Ihe proprietor of the House Ne.
Falton street, known PesaIs Saloon, returns his
thanks all those who have been pleased favor him
with their patronage his former place OF business
and takes the inform them that he
opened his saloon above, which he trusts will bear coppa
with any similar establishment in the and where
also, by unremitted with determination
be surpassed the line he hopes 70 receive
continuance of a and for which neither pains
expense have been spared. DAVID PEARSALL
lie I'm. m
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LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
"BATH BUILDINGS"

j
THIS wellknowp and delightful bathing establishment
will be opened for the visitors after the
25h June inst The buildings undergone complete and
thorough and efforts will be spared the
deservedy reputation which this establishment has here
tofore acquired.
former of $e children and half Young
people, not requiring much will find accommodating
The Orus, Captain Allae, from the Fulton
kt and the steamer Shrewsbury Captain Coes from the
foot Of Robinson ST. will each make daily TIP between New
York and Long Branch. Stages will be readiness
arrival of either above boats the Ocean House.
ye mme diaey Long Branch Fare from New
York TO Long Branch 81. JAMES GRE SN.
Long Branch, June l2, l8i3 ia msr
T A GRANGE PLACE-BULL'S FERKY-Ths delight
II full summer resort formerly kept by Mr. John Ponson has
since his decease been continued by Mrs Ponson and Mr. Ste
phen M Anne who ready for the reception Of boar
ders and visitors splendid amboat regularly see
dvertisemeDt) the ferry making eeabe place for
recreation be found The bar stocked with the best Of
wines and liquors
splendid ground the place. and companies
get cannet be better else where
ELIZABETH PONSON.
m26 lmSr STEPHEN NJ ANNETT.
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MEDICAL.
DEAFNESS.

DRS. CASTLE az EDWARDS, AURISTS,
2S1 BRoADwAY-Eitmc.; - =,
cOl " cheeruy comply with the request of Leut Nc
lntosh, testify that he invaded unfit duty,
of total deafness ad diicha ges
that while Ia New York, his England, he placed
himself under the Professional Of Ds Castle aud Edwards
has turned 10 his military duty
Signed, H. McNEVEN Nj. D.,
Surgeon VI b NJ. Forces Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncpleRt Deafness earache palms. buzziDgs
singing sounds the OF hard
ed secetons of the Their Acoustic Oil has been
popular remedy curative in all diseases of the for
corner OF w hite street. m3l lnsr
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIM0KE.

l. DVyr.ak been in part refurnished with
sen lure is again open fort reception Of
The position Of this Hotel is we'll known require de-
tail Of It'll confessed people of
meas pleasure Of the most favorable Of in the city
The present proprietor intends that and industry shall
be natural ADVANTAGES under his
pernendance and he respectfully soc the patronage Of
friends the public. ERASTUS COLEMAN.
Baltimore, April 20, rSd2mr
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PLANTERS' HOUSE,

= - - - ST.. LOUIS, Mo-
DEDUCTION OF THE FARE I'm consideration Of the
IL pressure Of the times, the updergFed has reduced the
WIN, om, asm &c, on ~ W. ~ ei Gnu sne a.e VI
heretofore be supplied with every luxury market affords
The building the largest and combines
forts than in the and is by Hotel in
the West.
Every attention will be given by the undersgne agents,
and servants to accommodate those who him with
call. BENZ. STICKNEY.
May 5, l843. ml6 5wI
A AMERICAN HOTEL, NEW YoRK.-hsyins com
AZ peted the and alterations of the American Hotel
and the adjoining house (which have
fully solicit from fend and the public continuation OF
the patronage The good that similar
establishment in the city II fronts the Park and the Foun
tain edaely opposite. The house has been newly
pe,ed, and everything thoroughly repaired;
l4 eodlm*Tc VIM B. COZZENS.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19

TLEGANT TSHAWLS.--Will be opened this day
II l carton splendid embroidered Thbet shawls
do rich figured Thibit and cashmere
/ do large and very heavy black silk shawls
do rich changeable silk shawls "a square
and very elegant
so pieces splendid silks, every style and quality
so pieces moussenes de laine and cashmeres,
some entire new style
10 superfne Thibet cloths for ladies' dresses,
every shade Of color
o5 pieces chusan and cashmere de casse
lO pieces elegant silk vsivets for dresses and
bonne,s Ng
S cartons rich velvet and satin ribands
So dozen linen cambria handkerchlefs, gloves,
hosiery, &c.
20 pieces black and colored alpaccas silk fringes,
&c.
The above with every article in the fancy goodb
line, will be sold on the most favorable terms.
BRoApcLoTHs.
will open to-day large assortment Of the best
London broadcloths
London, French and American cassimeres
Velvet and satin vestings ~
London tNeeds for coats and pantaloons
A large assortment of gcntlemens fancy
scarfs and cravats, fashionable style
Lambswool and merino shirts and drawers
Plaid and figured cloths for cloak lninings
ALSO,
$50 pieces superior and low priced cassinets
100 pair l2-4, ll-l, and l0-l Whitney blankets
Wide and narrow white and colored dannels
The above goods having been purchased It auction
at the north at very low prices, grsat haEans mayb b
expected by those who may favor me with CALL
dec 2-lm r. G. WASHINGTON.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-19

Mr.. NEWTON of Va, presented sundry do
cuments in reference to the election in the Sixth
Congressional District of Virginia; which was
referred to the Committee on Elections.
SLAVERY.
Mr.. ADAMS appeal from the Speakers deci-
sion excluding petition presented by him on
Saturday last, came up; but, on suggestion from
the Chair, the subject was postponed until next
petition day. 4 -s
GENERAL TICKET ELECTIONS.
Mr.. DAVIS resolution upon the above subject
came up; when, s8W
Mr.. JAMESON, of Mo-, proposed TO amend
the resolution of Mr.. D., by substituting one
which refers to the Committee on the Judiciary
the act Of Congress requiring the elections by
districts, to report whether the same was valid
and binding upon the States. Mr.. ]. addressed
the House upon this proposition at considerable
length, and then withdrew it,
Mr.. KENNEDY, of Ia, moved to strike out
all after the word resolved, and insert that the
general ticket members were constitntionally
elected, and as much entitled to their seats as
any other members in this House: this was de-
clared not in order.
Mr. ELMER, of N. J., then moved that the
whole subject of elections, these cases, as well
as all Others should 60 to the Committee on
Elections.
Mr.. DAVIS, Of KY, agreed TO this.
Several Executive communications were read,
and one Of them, upon the subject OF the funded
and unfunded debt, gave rise 10 a brief debate
between Messrs Wise and Cave Johnson; and
then the House adjourned.