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R4AkHNS-Ise Original W alton HOUSE sas Pear street E
~ franklin Square-kep by Jas Fowler, from London Eng
land boa,den 90 week transient hoarde 50
cents day Families be accommodated with private
reasonable Wine. and spirits, cents
gass-heme bIewd ale cents pntdne Welsh rarebIts
eac-cod equally cheap N; b. Hot coffee cent?
per pnt-sakes and mutton chops be had all hours
J. +. particularly requests any WIN OF
Portable home call and inspect his establishment, and
Judge for themselves Persons travelling Tor England would
find to then to call The house being convenient
London and Liverpool Ships f. appointed AGENT he
give passengers every information.
New York and Old Country takep in. MS smsr
n l.. kAKNAN, 249 Water street, New ork, manuiac-
u. turer ofevery species Of Hydraulic apparatus.
Fire Engines Of for villages factories
plantations, sc.
Guden Engines Fire Hooks, Fire Buckets and Fire Caps
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose, of size req aired.
SUCTION Hose Cuplins Screws &c.
from 10 to 500 gallons minute.
Wind Mills Horse Powers, Water Wheels, &c, for work
ing pumps 49, .
Ship and Steamboat Pumps for filling boilers &c., to be used
in ase Of fire.
Air Pumps Of any required
Lead and Iron Pipe, Brass Cocks, &c.
Cast Iron Fountains, Of various figures and devices.
N B-The pumps 81 my manufacture double acten OF
siIeng and simple their constructon being
ticuarly we'll culaed for the Southern and West luda
IN rkrts. d3l 3rnsrc.
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TAKE NOTICE.
ExCTuRsihNGCTr, DEAN 0RpINhHCE nF THE COMMON

IAkE NOllCE.
EXTRACT OF AN ORDINANCE Of THE COMMON
II COUNCIL CONCERNING DEAD ANNALS
The May Aldermen and Commentary Of the city Of New
York IN Cos mon Council convened, do ordan follows
Sec IL shall be the duty Of every owning
NAL which shall de within the limits Of this CITY, south OF 3h
street or IA The occupation of any lot OF ground dwelling
house premises OF descriptions which the body of
DE- animal shall be osnd aud Of the several Street In
ectors Of the vefs ward, III this city, Immediately after
such dth the discovery teree to give noce and
~ the whore the body II animal be found,
oi tue ofices established =. follows = -
l'ne a the tiy Inspectors OHde No. City Hail.
One NJ No 23s Hudson street.
Doe q, Murplyi stage House, Tom;,kns Market.
One II III, Office Of the Superintendent OF streets, rear oil
Essen NJ ,'ket.
Or to be transported the body OF such
dead animal to the Depot the foot of tIs street North Mt
Sec TIE burial Of any dead animal whs the limits aforc
SAID the throwing Of dssd animal into the water bound
the CITY, public street, highway or place within
h, limits sioesaid h. eby prohibited under the penalty OF
Five Dollars f1r each offence.
See Al ord n,pces, parts Of ordinances con rary to
the OF this ordnance, are hereby repealed
Passed the Board of Assstsnts, Nov 2Ist, 1872
Passed the Board Of Aldermen, NOV snt' loA
Approved by tho Mayor, November 18th, 1912
mo. II 0hIsCOM. City Inspector.
~ B.-Tbose papers who in favor Of the above will
obse BY giving Il a few Insertions. ljy2l lm,f
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE;

THE GLOWING REMARKS WILL rtACE BE
1 ssi rss s Si; sss ' ss
: q &c. -: az s ;ss
s: ssE,ss: 4: S. s.s !;
!r. Is ss1 i s. from PAIN and generally seesmph'hsd
;:s
snus on from month month aides into sisst Now.
s 5.
that gset implies achrouic Inflammation ohe passage which
sSs
3; s Tay $ Su % a. ms
serious malades only ola SEXUAL but those ae
sut wha, Especially leads the.t enson of from this dosa
to 1s he S1'
often exist. for without rroduc-ns very
ps ssnss Il. 81
I wS's Psoe.
take c'h notion very cruel Every bssy knows
they viii se their q. lors Hen.
sd:tsy the the wo
alone can ne cre s,ictnre In proof Of thu. nothing
|i Ss;a ss
on. whom seeing the real ustufs Of the ne cared
e Thee edSs s ::,,ss
GA. there are three q espee,a
been said he ss stream
~ xSs
indicative S s.ss r.. as S vet little
sni Or .ss %.y I ,.d d no
produce structure for naturally S;pS;sd
s1s s1 s1s Il: .aas =
ro9nd At least for the suspicion OF The last
iss. s; bob bodily sfs'
.se HHs q s ss
common that the writer rarely case q structure land
ne
also o wns. s uniform ,ssarn Of and
With GeSs 70 s sq,e s. on ; ,.beet j, ~.
.hsd very isie Time much s could no s'i have
art and practical experience Of he
days ss1 sas to "
sG sss e that $ as .Se x IN
s sa, ~. 4 I'll &C., ss II wsG ISs only
sdvi:sbis hoxsssI ,h..s who
them than the and certainly Of his Of
have to wait itte -''' -" ''o'' VINO may
SsnX now ,, remains to wood two the ground
Ieiy Siih eSnsdsnoe what =, been %dSsAced VIII
Of and city Practice. for
asGSt
q Pma:: .nd As he
The 9oas
APpAAMSs& COS new YORK AND NEWARK Ex
.9d Newark M for the taosn.,on and speedy Svsrv
of S M ohs & S Of
0rde. for article, 70 be returned BY the Express viii be
=: f soats No Wa. street, and i. Newark
E:: ;: s ~ Fl: !; = 4 4 s. & r
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as DIVISION STREET.
pEASE,S HOREHOUND CANDY.

40 DIVISION SIX EEL.
PEASE'S HOREHOUND CANDY.
LII those that afflicted with coughs colds and consump
lion, will read The iooyns testimonial. am, "na1
ass 5 S;os asi GSSsa c''
1oSa f'sMx Matthew'S. s.s c NJ. B.
Flsnfpi. HyaTs Nc S,s Lewis avis.
Mr. 1 9andex.,si ter, Fl Five Mile House ID avenue.
sSi SsS:4 ). N III. lss ]! s'B Brooklyn. 8:
VI R P5'Sna%, - as io Di Ssas1, =,
s WeIsh il Cold St, 3. ooklyn.
Ssf Si E;s1 =: & e. :: P:I:ssy ST.
BENJAMIN s.,ins%'sRR enc IN No. is Orchard st,
J. Hi rit asn as W NG - i. a.'.' st.
@ n 81 tine e o"I
s Division i and viii Exhibit is
ss:
our Compound Extract Of H'''A''Hd 9'i FHyAsE SON.
THE UNDERSIGNED - ''''
Candy at - Division street. ana freely
Csusumptve complaints excellent remedy in those
to our IN
INV Lindsey recon. D..,o, Of NJ E. Church "a
Crawford, pastor of the second M. Z. Church,
Reverend Mr. Lucky. presiding elder. New York COME
Reverend Mr. whit,,tsr pastor of Presbyterian Church.
Reverend ~ c: Hawley chaplain q City Hospital;
Reverend MIR Gifin, pas, M. Church, Bedford st
Reverend Mr. HART pastor Of Baptst Church. Gold
ct, residence 32i Pearl St
Reverend Mr.. Giles, Ill Third Avenue.
Reverend Mr. Lyons pastor OF the German Methodist L.
Church.
Elder Knapp and Rev. Mr. Maift.
Sold wholesale aud re tail at IS Division St.
ALents-Ru.hton Aspnwaii 10 Astor House, ITO Broad
way and IS William Owen, Sixth Avenue 1impsou,
Fulton and William Church, 1873 Dowey Badeau 200
do; E. L. Cotton 2ss Bleecke ST. rtne els, and
Avenue; Pastor l63 Greenwich ST. Lecount, junction
" Stone g, cor Hudson and MongcIeyy .t., Jersey City
cor end Avenue ID Keted 500 Broadway Kerr 7,6
Broadway; M'Kumn, cor Church and Ohambsrs ST. Smith,
8H Canal Tn ye, 2 Spring Rusenmer 3ll B,eecs-
Green, 800 Broadway, cor Walker Agn~w 800 Hud.
st.
". Bach who sells the Ho.ehound Candy,
has certificate signed ] Pease Il Son,
As.nts, Bpres: Zebrr. No Ledger Buildings, Phia-
de!ph,s; R-ddine No. State Boston; Robinson,
No ITO BALTIMORE Baltimore, Md Dexter State
bany; Weeds Waen, Toy; Morgan, Exchange Place,
New Orleans jvl8r
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LEECHES! LEECI1ES :! LEECHES -!
40 900 Large hsalLhy Swedish aud German Letches,
40 ,OO Just received per ship Ste lhan from Hamburg,
nd daily expected, M, -,
io 90 swedish and German Leeches .er bark WShnstoa
q. A. N II. WlTTE,
viz ms, I7I William ~ Irnrorrr of Ieeeb"s
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MARTINS SELF PAYINO TOBACCO KEPOSE
M TORIESBy the adoption Of these articles, public house
keepers enabled to make saving Of the cost Of all the To-
upon the quantity sold, aodng the time perfect sa
tisfaction TO the consumer.
duced the undersigned make arrangements with Messs
Day. Newell y Day, manufacturer TO supply public house
keepers generally throughout the sres and also with John
Anderson Co.. tooacconists supply them Immediately
with his superior fine honey dew tobacco penny
They highly ornamental and warranted pay the
mo,h. Orders left with Mr. Jennison the agent
JOHN L. MARTIN
III lmsr ss9 Broadway.
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GOAL COAL! COAL!-The subscriber having taker
~ the yard southwest Of King and Greenwich street.
ispow receiving full urply Of schuyk and Peach Orchard
Coal selected from the hest veins which he Offer az the to-
lowing reduced Prices, via -
From the yard stquel broken and screened s. ton
Egg size, 40 !,
" Nut. >" 500
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
LARGE assortment Of Clothing, cloths, cassmeres,
A with variety Of linen goods selling of at
greatly reduced wholesale aud retail 203 Canal
Of Hudson Overcoa also dress and fIock blue
black and invisible cloth sanet moles
panaoors variety Of vess Of ell kinds Hemember
z03 Canal street. jyl0 msrrc
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f.s within % miles Of New orb. with from o 90
Ia acres q land Long Islnnd Sound preferred Ad
ye.s with lr nartcusrs. hoI7 Office Pou hheepsie, N
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COAL COAL! COAL.-Ths subscIissr havinS tssss
receiving .eroiy seS%yiE and Peach Orchard
om the neat VEINS which he ons
ssfi' Sss: and
ss NJ: Is
Delivered Pc were free of eartaSs ,.,rs nowNvv
TQSFAMILIEs GOING SOUTH 70 n. West !nHs. q q
obtain permanent gentes family
sHSi "'fS
iY' ss gwen Adore" A. A. box 49, upper r0' once:
w L9WkE THAN kyEKan ,t so..s.csPSs,
is .elr,as his stool od Silver Levers, An h9 2.
and other Watches. spd :sasS
s S sss e IL s :aS 9SS
% AMI Ss. sfsS T e. sa f 1
a &C Was.. Ts9 sss R e Gsi al: .sSs
MART Ms CASH TAIL ORIN
LSTAB lent:
'ss ssssas ss s Tss's 's';.
ming &c. q ina. s,eo such general es,seos daring The
Gentle .u requested eranine Those VIII
'r'''A '''" w H f;fs ' 1N re r isfS
S pres. s;,' made and 'rm%'d'
s. ,ss. s SS'e se,,: 40 40. 49,: SIC
e' Ts 1Ss.ti; OF delivery ii;c 20 ~"
nl~ Bt JW'S X DING SCHOOL, 400 BOwery.-W.
- DAVIS, (from Europe) Professor.
Evening class for gentlemen will commence Monday
2h instant and continue each Monday and Friday
evening during the season.
Select parties Of ladies' and gentlemen, aceommoda
ted with instruction Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF
each week.
Military class foz the instruction Of gentle in military
horsemanshp TO comuence on Wednesday evening" 18th IN
Gentlemen wishing subscribe either of the above
classes please call iheu earliest Daily
usual for ladies' from II A. NJ. to P. NJ; fo
gentlemen, from 10 A. NJ. and 3k 81 p Nj. Evening
school 10 commence at o'clock o23 3n"fc
III "A - n. Dali Rroa
way, OF Murray New York; IS Court and
State House Philadelphia and Broadway, Saratoga Springs
constr ling the oldes and extensive establishment OF the
kind 10 the world and containing nearly thousand pictures
Abundance free.
PLUMBES Patent Colored Photographs taken every day.
BY confined exclusively 10 the above
and secured bv letters pstent, dated Oct. a. 1916
fu nbe Patent Dsguereotype Apparatus and insruclon
fer the production of cooIed kenesse and Pumbe Patent
Electro Gliding Apparatus and instructions for gliding and
plating metallic attic Of description supplied TO order
efore in New York.
O. Prompt attention all post paid letters.
d27 lmsr If
MARTINS SELF PAYING TOBACCO KEPOsE
u TORIESBy the adoption OF these articles public house
keepers enabled make saving Of the OF all the To-
bacco heretofore with profit of nearly cent
upon the quantity sod aodng the time perfect sa-
tisfaction 10 the consumer.
The general approval and demand for these article has in
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D% ~ NJ g he 5s%o.si 81 private disease: every
by II. S ss. Of M Or
euacs oc.s MI. and ali who suspect the ,a,n Of di'.ase
lurking may consult DR. Always with guar
Person, contemplating ,age. vi have been the sub
con6de CO. Ptpad letters o,nr the Csc Of PERSONS at
S sna r. .s a" psfs
" Private Office CourIsnd street. doors Broad
THE GERMAN SURGEON.
aIS E SS s"s mad. HV &.
s..sn g. % dsssst ss..sn.
snsd RslsIsne.. given to patients Who have
COUGHS AND COLDS
se ;i S%f sSsi :sSS
Lung Bse.se rising ssnsation IKE choking clns or un.
sy4sS S %s cherry s VI. Ss T
ind ss sS nS ~ the %.s
Of the .p and taking d5,osh Of the
s,s :; as
Worth ssh'''ss' rSas;SSi; s~s ''' N'''' Of ' NO. .
as T. R MFFESf No. osf MH IS s1 sSf1Sn.'
JOHN JOIN aHIsS Sk N f.,ss som n NJ dsam.r
SEGAkS-SEGARS.
.TdH Tss..!: " ls + $sn sESzs
Noriesas in quarter and eighth do
sss.s.. %ssasS quality. in < and llsth bo,o.
Congresas, in quarter boxes
Trabucas, do do
La Norma, do do
| La Esperanzs, do do
| Tres Amigos, in cartons OF 20 each
London Reealias in cartons Of ~ essh
| La Pruels, In quarter boxes
n0isEans spotted, in quarter boxes
Psnetilla's, do Of superior quality
| Nngeuendad, do
| Denoyas, 10
| Mateos do
Principles, OF the Rendcn, Cruz and Sans all deb
| Primaveras, IN quarter boxes
| AlraLLas DO
| Jonstantias, do
| DusanenIak, do
| Esrnero Regalias do
| Imperial do, inqusrte superior article
N.B-liotels and grocen Piled reasonable terms.
| TAKE NOTICE.
| EXTRACT OF AN ORDINANCE Of THE COMMON
| ~ COUNCIL CUNCERNING DEAD ANNALS
The MAJ Aldermen and Commentary Of the city Of New
Il aI mon do oIla
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

meet me-grasps both hands, swells. red
dens with the retension Of his news-ex-
rlodes. Seen him sir, seen lim-ruinod
-undonc forever,-dead dead !" Who
is dead for Heavens sake!" why Van
Buren,! he is too big for his b~recchcs--
weighs tiro hundred-and is Of no more use
Than q tub Of butter" Though preferrinS
another 10 head that party now, VOC enter
tain. ] know your kind feelings aud good
will towards the aniable cx-presiderl--r
will be glad therefore. thus 10 learn, Tint:
he is in good casc-personally aud polili-
calsy ,rrtl Of. and having abundant reason
10 be satisfied with his preseni condition and
position. 1t would he a pity for interest.
ed friends TO push him from his easy and
hornred retirement. and disturb his ease
and rndanyer his fame for selfish purpo.
ses of their own. If he were let alone, ,
by inferior men and dependanrs he would,
! really believe. agree with The growing
Of the pcople--ihat lis good ma
turc ought no, so Ia be abused. and he
would not ali"x more 10 be exacleI fr
than the honor and gratitude he now
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
GREEN CROPS.

We la vc frequently recommended the
turn ir- ~ g's'n crops. but Professor Da-
us, 10 his muck manual, says, 'hsr iii ia
The experience Of some practical men. lha,
oic crop. allowed TO perfect itself. aud then
die. where II grew. aud then turned in DRY,
is superior 10 three turned in c5cen." lie
rhcu proceeds 10 give the rationale Of the
fact. upon scicnt':!c principles. Now this
NAV all DO correct, and yet, such is our
opinion Of :he learned Professors abilities,
and snch is our estimate of the state o: az
ricuiiura! science. that we doubt not. If Tho
opposite fret had been stated 10 him. as IL
has been 10 US. TINT he would have bcen
equally happy in explaining lion scientific
principles. Wnhuu, using any very hard
words. 10 which very Indefinite meanings
are attached, we thought, that The green
crop, after maturity. NJ least. contained all
the principles that belong 10 it when dried;
although something lnisn, he sub,tracted,
sc did not see how any thing could be I'D
dcd but the Professor says. ,hi, ..grcen
plant, f~ermcnt--'!ry plants decay-al large
portion escapes in fermentation. as sas,
ond more volatile products are found ,han
during decay. The one is quick consul
lnius fire, the other a slow. moulderins en-
Der. giving of, during all its progress,
gases which feed plants and deconpose'
the ~siIicatcs OF soil" We had supposed
thai these gases euvolvei in Fermentation,
valuable in their character. were held and
retained by the superintendent, oarlh, for
the use o! growing plants; but that when
The crop was permitted to dry on the sur
face, these properties were evapora,cd and
lost. At any rate, wc believe we could
End practical men to back US in our facts,
and professors to sustain theory with a
plentyof scientific terms. But we Eorbear.
because, we sec that Professor Dana's
theory may lead 10 a result, in practice,
that, when convenient, We have often re-
commended that is, TO psrmi, the crop to
corer the land. AS q shield from the ac-
ton Of the sun and air. we believe moro
is gained than is lost by the evaporation,
,hnt converts The green crop into 4 dry oue.
-Southtrn Planter.
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miscellaneous.

Lori MorpeM on .SLarery.-We give in
This days paper 4 very curious letter on
American slavery. written by Lord Nor
petli 10 IN Abolition fanatic in Boston, and
first pub l;shed in an annual ia t!iat city.
This letter contains the most curious
tissue OF ianFlronade that Wa eger read.
The application Of the term '.cI.ivalry,"
10 the Abolition mania, reminds Us of the
absurd and ludicrous passion among the
negroes for The high sounding classical.
names Of Ca:o. Cesar, Pomney, and Ma
paleon. to designate TO many. bandy-leg
sed, thick Tipped, ignorant nigsers. 10 it's
original sip;fcation. the spirit Of chivalry
was The impulse that liberated lovely mai
dcns from giants and e%rifins-now a BIZ
fish nobiemun, with a ludlcrous absurdity
a parallel with negro intellec,, classes
chivairy among those impulses that would
in the long run, end to make the Southern
a second ST. Domingo ia horrors,
idlcuess, Ignorance - ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08

I" A~shiSoiuS, ~anuuTy 80
This session Of Congress is devoted 10
the peculiar business Of making or unma.
king Presidents. Ia the Senate. all the
hubbub about the late British Treaty.. aud
the ascrcssiuns Of Great Britain on the
Oregon Territory. is designed to affect this
question. aud TO bear adversely upon The
position of your great Senator. So also
in the House and Senate. tho fuss about
Gen. Jackson's fine and the exacted cele
braiious Of tho elh of January. are 10 re-
Hound 10 the benefit Of Gen. Jackson, two
friends. Mr.. Van Buren, and Gov. polk O.!
Tennessee. The E~ychequer prnjcct. aud
Tho opposition 10 the Exchc7ucr, aud the
independent Treasury, all luck to the
same object. Mr.. Tyler, in the Exchc
qurr-Mr. Clay in a u. S. Bans-Mr.
Van Buren, in the Independent Treasury,
are supposed to be travelling up in popular
favor by these respective measures. In
The mean time, however. tho first chaice Of
many, and the second choice efGA, for The
PrcsiLcncy-Mr. Calhoun. seems to bc
noiselcssly pushing ahead. The convic-
lion seems to be deepening, that no other
man eau reform the Government. The
principle Of restoration on which Mr.. v.
BIS. friends put his prc,cnsions, is fatal TO
! all reform for if he comes in on this
ground. he will be compelled, forthwith,
10 replace every man whom tho Wings
| elected from Office. II he IS raised up by
| il, he must raise all others by il also who
! fell with hin, or be will hetray the very
| principle on which he is fitted 10 Office.
Ills re.eleoiou on such principles. would
indeed be n mandate TO him not to reform.
and corpled with his cxccllont easy TEN.
pcr, no one doubts the mandate will be
fulfilled. For,h purposes Of reform. an
other candidate therefore would be prefer
cradle. Such is the conversation | hear
sometimes in The lobbies Of the House.
Every day develope that the Demo
cratic party will be more and more deci-
dcd on this question. The people have
no, yet spoken out, nor probably thought
on lie subject. The FIRST impulse of ev-
cry party, is TO soback TO Tho very p%ositio"
on which they were over,hrown. II looks
like a vindicalion Of right. After all, how
ever. i, is only pride, which Pope says. is
"Thc never failing vice Of fools"
To 90 into n thrashing mill which has al,
ready thrashcd US, may be a heroism wor,
thy OF Don Quixose himself-bui a pru
deu, statesman will avoid. II he can. issue.
on which he has been already condcmner
by the voice Of the people. He will no
peedlessly contend against a prejudice il
the people. He will overlook his own q
well as tho notifications Of his party, ant
take that man TO be our leader, who ca,
best carry on, The principles Of the party
and will be Icas, obnoxious TO the people
condemnation.
But. sir. this letter is altogether wrong
I am giving you my opinions which ar
worth nothing, instead Of gossip. | wi
give YOU a piece Of news. which | dnr
say wi,i :9drce You TO d, !ou mr. emo,
Suppose 4 gentleman fresh from Albany
he sees me-quiekeus bis walk, RUS
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EageaeldC ourt House, G., February 8, 4s4a.

his motion the further consideration Of The
Bill was laid over to Monday; and shortly
afterwards the Senate adjourned.
House Of Represenfaiires.-A Petition
was presented aud referred 10 the Commit
lee ofways and means, from IS of the lead
ing commercial firms oil New Yosk, pray
lug for a reduction OF the duty on Pins.
IL was resolved that OF and after Mon
day week the House meet each day al ii
o'clock.
A vote was at last taken this day on the
~Ex:heque.. After Mr.. Fillmore had spo-
ken, The previous question was called, and
the vote was first taken on the resolution
reported rs an amendment, by Mr.. A'her-
ton from the minority Of the committee:
this is as follows:
And that the Committee Of Ways and
Means be instructed TO bring in 4 bill! reg
%ula,ius the collection, safekeeping. trans
fer, and disbursement Of the public mon
eys, in such a u as shall. Us far as
possible. substitute provisions Of Law for
executive discretion in the management Of
the finances shall prevent The moneys Of
the people from being used for purposes Of
private speculation and cmolurneni. and
shall render the Government independent
or THO agency and influence Of moncycd
corporations.
Mr.. Pickens wished il 10 be understood
tha, was rot a substitute for. hut an
addition TO, the report Of the majority Of
rhe committee.
The yeas and nays were called f"r on
the amendment /; and being ordered, result.
ted as lollows-yeas l0j, nays ZIG.
The question then came up on the adop-
ton Of the following resolution Of the com.
miliee of ways and Ecans, viz:
Reso!red, That the plan Of an GxcheTuer
presented to Congress BY the Secretary
of the Treasury a, the las, session Of Con
cress, entitled "a bill amcudaiory of tic !
acts establishing the Treasury De-
partnen,,' oueh, not TO be Adopted.
And, The roll having been called, the
result %was--ycas 1873. nays 10.
A motion TO reconsider was laid on the
table, after some remarks by Messrs. Wise,
iusersoll aud others; and the House ad-
The above votes show how much the
OF Bauk and State h--