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rc!nist su baten ,plniften, in feiner mots
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GtaSt nnp auf bem aanpe, au 6duIern ;,
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aeratbe, 3aufmannseiitern, Dfcrben, Gines
pieb, Nferbausrseuaniile, gommsreielle uuo
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SafcH fcwcbl als mortsdtlebes uno @runo
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annaem.
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hber oefcn Ge9enitano, penpc man ftb pers
tenltcb ocer oureb Sriefe al Jobn 9. Ri.
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aAortOm Sac cSsatehaeI, pre(pent.
q. Hrumbbaar, Sefretdr.
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Serbeiratbef.

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ten Sanuar, ST. Jobames Baltsr mit Wli6
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Diff Cara 6ef, Don maioenerist
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l9ten Sau, Soerr Srieoricb Supp nit Wiib
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Sanuar 10.

General Naentfdafts uno gpmmifltcnes
Stebr, ndtbite Sbhr sltr 9ploenen Ru9el, in
Der PcnnttraBH Neaoins.
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fcrtement BON aobten Observation-Disclosures, mcl.
ebe aae pbllia 9spriift Ilno ea6 fte bis Rranes
bcitsn brilsn ,prfir l1e empfoblrn percen,
ME man aus Nttettaten i'm Gtcbr febsn tanu
Inter etslen bsiinoen fdb:
Gbeud's 9un9en Surup,
cine unItaBtare Sur fir bic Ine,ebrms,
&rantbeitsn ber $unscn unb net Or9ane sum
Gtbmsn. Qttetate bon bbebIf rGpeftateln
Dsrlcnen iber itrcn Wertb, Nnb su isben.
prsis sbaler pie SIalebe.
Sallam bon 9un9enlpur,,
bthf bcribms fir Die ftbnele 2ur fctahlitbsr
Snien, Ifbma 8ruftGhWerbcn &c. prcis
so gents oic Slaftbe.
Gantrcu's Tieber- -Weirtur
,me 9cnie W1epitamentr, Gin tpirt(anss
Gebuemttel seaen, unb cine (tebcre uno fchncls
le Sur Der bsrrIebenbfen Sranfbeiten U(e
fclhes 1T es init Dem 9rfbten Scrtrausn
cmpfoblen. ebenfalls Elm Isbr porsislicbee
Inti :Dispeplta pulper = llnc peranocrnre
piIIen preparirt puret pielelbe perfou.
Or. Spott's
bertbmte 8amilisu Wlepi3inen, wclcbe feit
40 Sabren sepsIft lno, cine polle 4effhreis
tuna caDpn flnott man in Dpotte Gdmcs
belts Orafel, cine arp6e Meoisin. uno Tami.
liens 3cituna gum Dereauf mie oten preis
MIR gents cae eremplar,
Or. %. 9. geiop's
6ohse6dste Slutspiaen, Wurm:9bes une
sstters mc &ras:Sebmisre.
Or. 8cro's 25allam bon Sorbouno,
fit bic 5eiluus bon 2fhma, 5nIlem ereal.
tunsen &c.
Sr g Sberman's
5uIttns, QBurins rno Ropfihmer,en $c,sn
sce, 3abu. Brei nno armen Dlannse DAallcr,
oleislben ipelebe frilber f6on bon Dtengss
nanntem oerfauft rurpsh.
Delhan's beriihlnter
Soarboune 6anoy, far 5ulten, erfaItun.
gen, Ausjebruns &c.
Stnte's peetoral CRIME Tropfen,
far 5siferfeit Snfuensa, grfaltunsen .e
Or. 9iicbters 2itflibrun9s- -Yillen
b6hf anempfcblsn CUR Neiniauus oes Sp
ttems bon allen biiitfeu &rantbsiten.
Defterer's l23 gents an9enebme puraier
piIIen.
wriabt's SnoianIebe Rrauter.spilIen
Sranoretb's Diilen.
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haltsn: 9tdrfunsspfater, 8obfrsp'e Cor
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brittifct Del, Spief6l, Opotelooe, @oll
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I ~ eripasuns NIB pafiirfe enblic6 nit sinisn
IAraneernissfn iiltn tpurbf 5ur 3ultinltnung
al oas 6aus 3Mradsrfaupt. Diefe Bill feet
oas Drufsn auf eiileu preis hernnter pa6
hifbf inebr ras carail 3il pfrbisnen 1T, unp
ole 0olgs ipirp fein caE bic Geeer fir fen
palbeu spreis arbeiten miliTsn. Die 6arriss
burger Orufer whrpsn fpobl fban gar teinel,
eontratf Der art ein3ilsebeu, oeni Dir 6er=
rsn 0desacter ,pitrben seipiB fanrs @elttbtsr
maiden wtnn lle MIR balben sebn fir ibr
yttebtsthm babeu follten.
SIN 6aufe pilroe auf Dor1eblag res 5rn
5ahn psrprrnet, oa6 5000 enslifte unp 1000
pentfebe gremplare pom Sabresbfritbt tes
Oberapfiebers Der DotefhnIen seprnft iper,
ben ipaten.
Die Bill, biz Court ber General Gsfitcns
lin philaprlrbia nit esm nahiteu lttell Didrj
|anf3ubebeu, pafltrte uno purpe 3ur 3aiims
mul9 all tel Scnat 9efanet
gifmans Sin, bic Ausgaten Der Canal.
Spminfltonere Soarp All permnteerm, paiilrs
oer swcitsn seiung al Ole Committee tcs
innern 96ltfabrt hbsrseben.
Ser Sf6IuB oes 5rn. Noumfcrt, bic
gpnftltlition 70 s,t perdnoern pab bic 9elcB:
sebun9 fen Netbt bat cle 3ablGnseelnttels
lung Der Banfen 5u lcsaldlreL unc pab bic
3abfm9scintcuns cine Sermirtiln9 pcs
8relbrisfs 3ur 8olac baten foil. ipurpe cine
lDetIe bebattirt pbne eaint an euoe 51 tom.
men. Scr Selhlu6 fcbeint ein ,9umbu9 IN
fem, Der nur berehMct III ras Self Su pers
! lblenben.
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nit 9isputiren libsr Slsini9fstsn. Cine Sia
lfir Die Ssiablun9 Der 4rbeitsr an &eparatu-
lren Der oTsntlibsn SSsrfs, ipurSe an bic Gcnns
mittes Der innern 8srbe1erun9en iiber9eben.
Der 8ouWrn6r iberlanpts cine 2tnsabs BON
osm sbun Der @cmmifionsrs Don Der 9itbcls
ion @ourt. Die @rnennun9en BON Sobn Ssnos
ley, BON Wsresr unb SOispb Seple, alS gss
buf5ridtsr fir ibrs rsfpsftipen Sauntiss, ,purs
Den beitdti9t Cine Sotlbaft Ses @cupsrnbrs
Iwuree erbaItsn, wcrn sr Sofepb Gtillmea ais
l@sbhlfsribter bon Union @auntp srnennt an
bic StsQs BON Snecb 0G. Smitb, Der Die @rs
nennun9 abIebnte.
4 SIN 5oauls puros Der rSabrsSberidt Der @as
nal @enlinifiionsrs srbalten 2fuf 8critbla9
{ oeS t9rn. 0cumfort murbsn Die Sanal @ons
Imiiiioners wieber eriutbt Ssrid,t su eritattsn
spn bsn @ontraftsn fur SaS Sransportirsn Der
palh9ers auf oer @clumbia @ifsnbabn Dae
Dous biliste bic Ssrdnbsrun9en eeS Ssnats,
an Der Sil, bas 9rudsn Der @sfse9sbune be-
tuffeno, ie bsoarf nur mob Die linterlbrift bsa
@cupsrnirs. @im Sill fir ein mues eauntp
asnannt Sarbon, aus Sbsilsn bon 9eortbamp.
ton unb Dlcnrcs, puros sinSrsiebt.
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j Der n,aflipe Gburm Der neuen oeutfeben
fatbotiidpen airbe au Softon fiet eeoen
2 llbr Woreens leeten Dienifa9 nit eis
mem entieeliben 3raben. oaS man runo
berum cine babe Weile peit b0rte, elm.
&ein @enfd puroe perfect. Der nnfaa
miro lblebter uno lelhtlinni9er Sauart
aueefbrieben.
Sn Cincinnati, 3anesuifle uno Golum-
Blu. 9. g., iino neulib leibte Groerfbdts
terueen peripdrt noroen. prcpbet Wlil.
Ter miro fib oas binter bic Sbren fbrei-
ben, uieueibt Elm &oripiel!
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faif 70 eroB ipie cine anobenbanc. unt
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Ser giaentbhmer ilt erlueht 0db si mclpen
unp piefelben ssseu Bs5abluns Der Soften
abSubolsn. .Jobn Steffe.
Saniar 10.
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6eora y. STERLING, Dor bsm 2tsn 9eesms
Der ls42, itno srfuebt cbns @er;us an cen lIns
tsrfbrisbenen abiubssabIen.
John 9. Kiebaros,
2tfii9nis in 8anfrctt.
eSanuar 10. en,
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u n5ei9e.
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9e9eben, betttsit.:
Der Ne0litbe Eorlber,
Slid auf Die &ontroperfe 5spifben orn.
Steinbaber uno ,prn. Berg, poraes
9ebabt am II, Is uno 10. Sttcber

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:3sltfbrift erfhsinsn, fol- absr nidt lanaer bss
ifsbn BIG Die Sbriften, ipopon Der Sitel msls
oet, erfbSpft fins, wanp ie BON felblf aufbcs
rem miro Su erfbeinen.
9as game 9Ssrfben prb, nab Der 8ersdl.
nun9 III IL Soften, BON 32 Seitsn jsees, or.
tbslnsn, mas Sufammcn Elm Sucb pcn ,ersi
bunoert une cinise iisbsnSs Seiten tilost.
lin aub ben llnbemiiteltsn G,eleaenbeit ~
9eben, lttb NIT Dem rsblitben Icrfrbsr' ptrs
traut ;u MAIDEN, lpirb jsbes Sosft, pom 80 G5eis
Ten, nur o4 Gent fclfen, neltbe Bel 2(blieferuna
oelielben baar 81 entritten linS, nebIf | Gent
Sra9erlobn gSer bas srfs Joeff erbdlt tpire
nur Damn sas S,peite ODER fclqenbe erbalten
menn CT tur oas pcrber9ebsnpe bssablt unb
oae tol9enee beifeat bar
ssc nsbrsrs Yerfonsn suiamnen ffebsn une
10 Sfempsare ;uiammsn abnebnen, 10 foosn
bnsn otsisIbsn, 9sssn @infsnouna elmer auten
Sbalernpts, pertofrei an resne Elm Yelfamt in
pennlplpanien 9sfbidt mereen.
Sa bic Soften bes 9Serfdbens alIsin aus oem
erloS 9soedt perben mafsn, 70 lit 9soor,ab.
lung burbauS srforosrlb. 9lae Qselfsu1noen,
Die an Die 9ruderei peilslbsn ssfanot werSsu,
ipllsn phnftlltb befor9t rerbsn.
" Nae @brpirpi9sn 5orn. Yrebiaer jino
ebrerbist9f srlubt iid, fir Die 8erbrsitlno bies
fer fleinen Sbrft III bsniiben.
Sae erlfs Sosft 1T bersit5 am lsstsn cams.
ta9e erfbisnsn.
Gr@ae Srisfs uno 8slfsaunssn msrssn
pcrtofrai erbetsn.
/. Nsabing ben 24. sSanuar ls43.
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3acbrics,t,

iplero b'ermit ae9eben an ale Ysrfonsn ueIbe
fhule9 finb an Or. Seroinano gdtpen, Dor
Dem 26ifsn September 1912 cbne @er;ua abs
jubsjablsn' an ben llntsrfbrisbsnsn.
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9tff9nie in 8anfrctt.
rSanuar ~. 6rn.
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6efnsiiter, i'm Alter poG 81 Sabren nno
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Driec, 8attin bon George spries, i'm 9llter
bon SO Sabren
-ain Ia. Sam., in Neaoins, eeinrieb 8o6s
fer, i'm Utter BON Cd Jabren tno 8 9asen.
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pbilips, i'm Nlter Dbu "A Sabrsn, Wlona
ten nno IL Sasen.
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oaleua Stub, i'm 9tltsr bon 81 Sabren &
Ucnaten unp 3asen.
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4nephruna Sohn Q. Wlalsberser, Osaursrs
etipa 40 Jabr alt.
-ain 4. Sam, III 5ilItaun 9aunlhip, Bnfe
gallntp, Jcbn Barinaer, Soloar Der Nspos
Iuticm I'M Utter BON "a Sabren, i W7cuas
ten ,tup 90 Tassn.
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1T nab Msaoins Suriidssfebrl nno bat wisbsr.
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III fcrtwdbrsno anSutreffen in Der 9(nltslfube
pon 6eo. O. Barclay, Csc, in Der norb
5tsn Strase, ben tffsntntIiD Gsbaupsn ssssns
iber.
Nsaeina, Sanuar 3, ls43. 3NR.
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fens, Cinnamon, Seipir5 Mslfen, gpfomfal5
8lanberfals; &c. &c. ipclebss CT alle IN ben
nieorislten Dreiiel Usrtaufen MIR.
Neaen9, Januar 3. f..
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9e9en Sbaoen ooer 8erluff
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THE ADDRESS

OF the Baltimore City Convention, published
in this days paper, is written in the spirit Of
truth and eloquence-but the purpose of lis au-
thors and approvers in the different wards, has
already been forestalIed by the Central Jacobin
Club in perpetual session at Washington.
The "great Globen has repeatedly said that
Mr.. Tylers name ''shal not" be uttered in the
Baltimore Conventon-and the friends Of Van
Buren, have sustained il. Il has assailed and
illuminated the President and the friends OF
his Administration, even more than the Clay
presses-and the friends Of Mr.. Van Buren, in
Congrt IS hare made Il their organ. There
fore, as far as the power and might of the Van
Buren, party can go, the Globe is omnipotent.
The Convention 10 meet at Baltimore in May
may be Yan Buren,, not national Conven-
lion. 1t may merely meet to register the edcts
of the Globe, and engage in The nockery of a
formal vote on matters already irrevocably de-
cded. One hundred and thirty eight votes will
be majority in Convention-Ihe Globe has al
ready (it lhinks) secured the appointment Of one
hundred an d ninety Van Buren, delegates. Blu
he friends of Calhoun, Johnson, Buchanana aud
Cass will be admitted, as they were in Caucus
last week, humbly (fthey WHY TO lay their pre-
tensions at the feet of the Globe despots-
Their many offences-their selfish aspirations
will be pardoned, provided they swell with their
presence the uiumphal procession Of Mr.. Van
Buren, in 1s45, and Of, his appointed success
sor, in '49 and SO.
If there be any Of the Democratic friends of
President Tyler 10 Baltimore, or elsewhere, who
would prefer to render an abject aud uncondi
tional submission to the despotic Jacobin Club
at Washington, than to take their chances with
the undaunted Constitutional Republican at the
head of the Government, it would be well for
Them TO at at once-while the despots are flush
ed with the spos ofvictory, and inclined 10 mer-
CIV. The least hesitation on the part Of Dem
ocrats, will certainly bring down upon them
heir terrible wrath for all all who have ever
dared to pronounce the name of John Tyler,
coupled with any expressions Of appreciation, are
maTked-long since m0rked-and unless the
present moment be seized 10 propuate The Club,
they are doomed 10 certain destruction. We,
who know John Tyler best, prefer be destroy
ed with him, rather than undergo the humilia-
/ Ting ceremony Of craven submission TO the base
/ inausitoral tribunal established by the tools oil
Mr.. Van Buren, at Washington. And we want
none but true men TO stand by US.
/ We doubt not the Baltimore city Democratic
Tyler Convention will cheerfuIly share the fate
/ reserved fol the President.
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| from the calumnics and misrepresentation and
laisehoods by which 1t has been attempted to be
concealed, like rock amidst The fury Of the yeasly
Beautiful and compensatory for a thousand
caamities--a hundred thousand relentless foes is
the knowledge that no truth, no good and noble
deed performed on earth, Gan be forgotten or
destroyed, its influence obliterated from out the
hearts of men. After the storms have passed away,
and the horizon has cleared up and the logs and
mists that obscured the day and blinded mems eyes,
are all dsspated there stand the truth and the good
deed side by side with the man, and there gather
the people to pay their gratitude and render up The
homage of their love-this is the crest reward
that makes ambition virtue,n and lights up the dark
est and gloonliest hour with radiance which, like
starlight IN the of Isg streams downward, day
and night, into the very heart Of darkness-ever the
same, nchanging, cheering, guiding ray, which speaks
peace and leads to vrtuous and high resolves bus
Ii man have, after all, great heart and true
SPIRIT it is moi so difficult thing to be honest and
faithful to his trusts, true to his destny and in after
years, when the memory Of thousand foating and
arrogant demagogues shall have passed away like the
noxious vapor before the sum- will gray haired fathers
point to their children the name aud deeds of JoRE
TYLER, THE FAITHFUL THE PEoPLE-and say Be-
hold, the greatness of truth and public virtue
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sought with avidity at this particular juncture
This work is undoubtedly far superior to Soils
or Roberlson's history, being compiled from
authentic documents, to which The others had
not access
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witHssahdsng the short tims whseh has
| eia4&ed sinet he was called into the xexy'c<)
| w}st w. details 81 bis Departments. which, saqad
| only have been acquired By the nap%f v7Sosa3a
j intelyct, but Of an honest pside and hearty m
tefest il he prosperity Of this popular arm Of the
natiohal defnce Without she latter no man
would BE- fully qualified 70 diaehn1Is The lunc-
lions of The Secretary of she Nxpy; md thai il
is possessed in an eminent degree BY mir. Hem
shaw, DO one will doubt whose attention. has
been enchanted by the elegant aud nervous doc
ufnent referred 10.
fe-copy a paragraph o. 20, which pariicur
larry struck US AZ remarkable specimens Of
shrewd observation, correct judgment, and bold
and original conception
The ships proposed to be- employed are built and
afoat the officers necessary to camMkAnd them are
mostly ia commission md Me6aan the detefiofa-
tion a the ships hi 1te while u service than
when laid IN II Qt1ln She officers degenerate By
dlsnsss sy NV RFSvsd y service e The
h greater than when laid UP. But We can have com
pelent and skiifl Officers, good and efficient sailors,
on hy t6tg conr4u of active seaSsasxjc* Thtt Y
lf!!skl aafhnot M VT 4 60 gsIz
as u ssH aHd eIicieniiy 70 manage Il, ia the
event OF q war with maritime power, would be in
effect but adding ID the force Of the enemy at the ma
tons cost and TO the national disgrace. hayeihere-
fore no hesitation 10 recommending the employment
Of sufficient number of vessels require the services
Of every officer that be spared from shore duty
and capable of sea service.
We are sure the whole country will respond
approvingly to the above new suggestion.
The following paragraph will likewise be ac-
knowledged TO CONAN most valuable sugges 4
ton: t
respectfully suggest modification Of the ration,
so as dispense with he spirit portion nov allowed
That the frequent and habiual use of ardent spirits
iniurio usly affects the human system, is truth be-
lieved TO be now generally understood and admi ted
by all intelligent Psychologists. LIS evlinfuences are
not less on lie moral than on the physical condition
of man. A large proportion of the punlshmenls in
ficted upon the seamen is for Drunkenness, or the
immediate effects of drinking ardent sprts-nsubor-
dnaton in its various forms In abo,ishing the spi
rit ration punishments and disease will be less FREE
quent, and the whole moral and physical condition
and character of the men will be improved there-
fore cannot too strongly recommend that spirits be
allowed in the rations Of those who enlist in future,
and that The right Ct committing the spirit ration for
money be continued 10 those already enlisted.
But the whole of this interesting Report will
be attentively read, and we think approved by
every intelligent citizen.
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The MESSAGE meets with favor from all quarters,
all give II the credit Of being well written and sem
sbls document, which is more than can be said Of
some messages.--Lsdgr.
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THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE NAVY,
which we published on Thursday, is the sub
lect of general commentator TO day. The spi-
rit evinced by the head Of the Department, in
his recommendations and observations, not only
affords evidence Of his intimate acquaintance
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* LETTERS FOR THE PACIFIC. 4
A mail will be made up q, Che Navy Depart
meat, on Ftiday, the 18th instant, 10 be Tor
warded by packet from Norfolkso Chagres.
Letters received on or before that day, can BE-
sent by this conveyance.
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|H1F7N7N q KNfF Nf's - FF'hTtI
December a. i645.
SIN IN the Madsonisn Of this morning aul re-
ported a. hasiag advocated the adj ption Of General
Mckay sresOIusion on the subject ofthe public print
iog suggested merely an amendment by inserting
tbo word thereafter" which, as conceived, was me-
seasary give explicitly the House the power
20 control as 70 press &c. ofthe printing Of Congress
provided for by the joint resolution Of 1879 NY
Amendment was accepted, and ,he resolution, as mod
i6ad adopted
Yours, &c.
EDWARD CROSS. H
Editor MaJisonlan.