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4 Northern papsr saws:

ture, nor much coming short oil II but sne does
not meet with the support her talents entitle her
TO.
\ Northern papsr says:
"HowAKp ArHESSux. There full and fashions
bic audience at the Howard last night, TO Mrs Mowat
in Marianne 'thc wife, Her personaton had the same
grace sweetness and quickness OF imagination, TO which
we have referred her other characters but all deepened
by the most profound and feeling. There some
thing exceedingly beautiful and touching this part; has
the simple OF innocence, the unconscious power and
intelligence OF gueless heart, fidelity tenderness self de-
,oton and strength Of affection which can look IN tenn
pests and Do never shaken Her love for her native swift
erand, and the quickncss with which her pure and bright
Imagination brings up and valleys; the mystic
rious affection has tor her brohe without knowing
him as nobility OF soul with which she bears
up against sanderous imputao sand tho grand scene
in the fifth act closing with the recognition OF her eAPi-
mig brother and tire long intense gaze she hkes on his
face in which wears Of affection and memory seem con
densed--all these embodied and expressed by Mrs
Mowa,t with powerful effect Her representation OF the
character left profound impression on the au-
dence.
ST. Pierre of Mr.. Crsps best characters and he
PLAYED IL with much energy and uuihtuness Tonight the
'Schoo for Scandal" the brilliant play ct the most
brilliant Of English wits will be periosmed-Aits Mowau
As Lady Teazle. The comedy IS strongly cast"
The .School for Scandal" acted here as its
eminence deserves, would draw OVERLOOKING houses
for week together.
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MRS. MOwATT.

This Lady's celebrity as the authoress OF
"Fashion," and rs an actress, attracted us to see
her. She plays well. neither overstcppinS ma
ture nor much coming short of it: But she does
not meet with the support her talents entitlc her
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FRESH RAISINS AND ALMONDS.
EDRIsE New Crop Bunch Rai.ins. boxes
DO Do do IN half borcs
DO. Bordeaux Amonds-For sale BY
no2 WILLIAMS a HAxALL.
COOP AND DAMAGED LEATHER
SOLE LEATHER stamped good"
- % DO DO "damastd"-Tor sale by
no "a WILLIAMS HhXALL.
ELECTORAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND sys g. Goodfeb, an
uf ~ Peer farey's Taie- numerous snzavngt lust
Published fof ale ~ mo ~ nRiNKER NORRIS.
TENHE MINSTREL Or ZfON-A Book of Religious Songs
accompanied appropriate Music, ~ original by the
~ W Hunter Editor of the Pusburg Chftian Advocate
Author oi Select Mel and Rev f. Wakefield Auof 81 Ec
essac Harm Americas Repcnory SACRED Muse
Harp &c. Just Published, for sale by
noT DRNEER a MORRIS.
WJI5TAss BSI.5AH WILD CHERRY, most vaiuab,e r :
w coughs and colds, for sas BY
BoT IN EusrACE SON.
SHAyIHG CREANs-A large supply Of Rousers and Others.
- Tor sas by
noT IN. EUsACgE son.
N INFLOW GLASS, iOrG. 12tIe IIIi5. IgiIf IgriC ard
nog7 IN gUsTAcBG SON
NOTICE so PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES.
YNHE subscriber has Just returned from the
- NorteIn Cities, where choice selection of
Drugs and Medicines 81 quality crprs sy Ply
seians and Familes 4. u. WILDER, ~ Nainu,
Opposite Web, Bacon A. Co.
e Prescriptions carefully put al BY experienced
Ind vidual nog7
ITREsH FkUfr DIRECT PROM MALAGA 100 Wboe L,C
u tnd qlauof Kegs fresh Malaga Cfapes
Also, 100 bali and qus Rans 70
JOSEPH BoNAvrTA
BoT 70 Mains
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ANOTHER LARGE AND FREsm sUPPLY or
CIOTHI Nc.

SUPEHFINE BEAvEHs.-we have received bv The
- Marietta Burr and will this morning. another extra
me Has OF The latest broadway style Gehlemen
call and see them 81 Man =.
no John TUONpsoN A. IN
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% NorlCE-rhe memter Of Marion Divon No 5. will
meet e Division THIS Afternoon n oeiek attend
raj Of Brother Moses azston. Tho saap-on
pvAon and all tan.Seni srethren ai,spd
Ny Order O the w. r.
no IS John c. COFFIN. y. eeiiee.
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MI ORE NEW GOODS.-siLAs MERCHANT ~ main
~ " has las' received additional supply
rabie Tweed Goats much smand Also large Over
Coats WINTER foeks nfe< and
shirts scai suspen isrs almost
OF which the aiI.nuon Of purchasers particularly invited
N. B.-rric's To- times. noss
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
The Tariff and the demonstrations TO change H.

s.. IN. reading matter on both the outside pages.
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rAdvertsements intended Tor motnlng's Rsper
must be brought before o'clock the previous evening
TO insure insertion; and those f Monday mornings
por Saturday. .
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hRAD sEoT "a gos. Of nfaibe Worm Destroyer 90
~ desydly popular with all used IT, just received
per steamer, and for sale by r. JOHNSTON. Druggist
no2s No. us Aan Al
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
ON THE CIJRE OF STRUCTURE.

TN FORMER ApyERTIsEMENT ON STRUCTURE
sssE 5s9 s:.: $;
e fs: e Il:
ST: 1sa ss I'd
a@say Ss1 s
much dmnsd sa.s Of .rf,ne s, indeed ossu" ;s, y,
no e: .ss
n "as ess.ay now W. and them
s: ssSs%i
s.s ss. s. hsa which si
70 e a ind
cure Many otRa might s msn!isnaa
.s s. belong sh ssd i sr% ms
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g :si.s
ss asss.yss s IL H. 'sioEs:
:sss;s s:s
n ss ssgsy ss % s
s ss T !: tis pS.:s have e
how long this may contiuus whent producing sesun for
So y have sm IL 'saa
length Of time az Least would strengthen anv o'er
Taz ETTscr s-siogonE Ml.oI lNo,AiRss
. e Asn s e s Of Not s
cd Of in the degree by every but II Is 80 coz
Structure in which The patient does not obaery that ne - not 50
effect; though little underood, but Il u unqsestoaao3
true aced whoever considers the natural Connection Of
mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that a. there rs
medium by which the mind powerfully acts upon tnee or
gans 20, through the medium the sexual Organs react
rpon ths mind. Tkis, bowever better explained m 1e
Prvate Teasc" Of the author little volume which Is cent TO
of the world As the OF Structure proceeds
u activity Of mind invariably returns.
With respect the Of StricturctiS II gra to
ate is generally accomplished in little tme and without
pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the improvement
Of late the treatment Of this complaint Indeed IN the
hands Of and experienced the cure Of Structure
accomplished many days formerly it demanded
months Many psrson1 consult the writer who bus
this citv for short time only but return perfectly
cured though as been Of trouble and anxiety ioI
years To those who leave their homes the writer
n'ss hs peculiar OF together with his f
yse cnsc which has interesting CHAPTER giving every
R naoe the subject and written in the paines manner
DR. Rarb ases this opportunity Of saying that he may be
ce;asd the various diseases yeeIed 70 in hs PIva;
81 9tseas HIS dwelling honse No es 0reenwlch street
honT end cogequenss Of hs number Of and
make the following .. ro9Ha q STa
been engaged in the OF these diseases both
Ia hospital city practice for than thirty nnd has
published three editions Of work expressly them Also
that he has letters from the eminent physc!ans IN Europe
from the in Amesicaas Sir Ashley Cooper
London DR. Mott, Of New York; Dr. Physc, OF Phade
pa snd Others end that he s permitted % refer to a!mo'i
every Physciau Of eminence this city The fvas Tres
f.e"ssi Ada,sn Dr. Ralph. .snr % Greenwich strest
ja25 lm*n
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tervened will compel the President elect to travel BY
lsnd through Ohio.
NASHVILLE, (renn) January 81, is45.
]. B JoNss, ESQ. =
MY DEAR SIR,
The President elect will leave the city to morn.
ing OH the steamer China for Washington City He will
proceed via Louisville Cincinnati and perhaps Pittsburgh
without going out OF the direct route from Nashville to
Washington. Al Louisvlle he will take the steamer
Pike which the dem crscy that city have prepared for
him on arrival there end which will carry him as far
As he goes on the Ohio River
Very respectfully yours &c.
PS will see you in q few days.
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

OMETHIN NEW.
SPALDlNG co. manufacturing, under Letters Patent
granted BY the United States Friction Match
TOBURN WITHOUT BRIMSTONE
They now offer for sale, on very reason ble .rms.
TWENTY THOUSAND CROSS
in lots to suit rrchasers.
THESE MATCHES
highly approved Of and recommended for family by
rhysicas and chemists OF the abs sui
phur heir manufacture the fumes Of which disagree
able and deierous ALL and particularly nuous
having weak lungs or delicate Constitutions
They particularly recommended the attention Of ship
they have frequently been taken long
posed the OF all climates without The slightest injury
For sale by the principal Druggists and Gocers the city
OIdes left Shepards Bookstore 1911 Broadway, their
ofice 6l Blocker street.
jaH 1m$m SPALDING co,
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"a "A E GO W Do " u &c nc TT,
NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU s1bEErH
The Ngw YORK HEeALp-A Daily Payer, issued every
morning OF the week-price cENTs per copy Country
Sabscrbers iu .hsd at the rate any s,~cic peos
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Tvs WEExLv hrsAID-'rsrsd Saturday mcrany Al
~ ociocE,-Wcr * svp eCsWrsH csrTs poy copv-faf
Mshed 10 Corn,ry suDscrbe Ak advspcs.
y 81 sr sane rs;s Ter any specified sssfo3. "a
Sesrcrwysrtrs sN vss9eus - ssafsss tlo,r, strf.s
,srrs @~--se Dnwssys tSep~eesHaNSs n1kSsi.sx1y,aS
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WORMS WORMS!! WORMS ~!
w JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFuGE, as BY the besom Of
destruction They perish nnder its searching influence
ly ard are expelled with the in which they embed
cd Ihs cure M almost all cases permanent and recur-
Of the disorder should take place. the
psraon will never fail produce the desired eecfo the
eject does not weaken with repetition Those who suffer from
ne re. or KeM,tten: Fever or any e9mglan9 where mild
w. hnge valuable remedy. Sold by the Agents. A.
BANDS Druggists No. 70 Fulton street. Broadway,
Broadway. ja20 n m
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FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERT
SQNIAN METHOD

"a system Of Robertson will BE- given by Mr. EDMOND DU
bUIssON M, stss Leonard commencing on Monday,
IN EUROPE will be explained bv the Professor Pron. hng
learn the French their friends respectfully invited
attend Mr. Edmond du Buson having been in giving
instruction: in French for number 81 years At Corderts
school, and for the past year NJ o. lie Rows collegiate
school New Brighton. would respectfully r.fsr to those
gentlemen both in regard qualification and character All
information the meantime be obtained at his residence
400 Broadway.
New Course Ladies will be opened hs day,
10 o'clock, A. M.
REvKRErcEs.
n eLsforest French Con DR.. Porter Barclay st.
sui sneral. DR.. Crossman, 400 Broadway
w Draper 81 Beavers w. H. Cary Co le6 Pearl u.
e. Fabrequsttes 81 Maiden lane g. c. Carter Co l0 do
e. Logan, Esq., New st. Bernrd & Mondon, IS Court
3. Rowley, ESQ.,, 40 Nassau u land st.
Rev. Df. John Power Is Bar Nelly, SO Maiden Lena
clay street n 2wsrc
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FOR THE PILES
UNIVERSAL COMMENDATION.-From every city,

l
pI, town IN and yiige where Dr. uphams XEGErABktE
ing intelligence Of its excellent effects have been received by the
proprietor In hundreds of has tIiumphed
which were der med incurable
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASES.
gentleman from Brooklyn, Long Island after using
boxes OF the Eectuary the
obtained the medicine suffering severely from attack
Of the Piles and for two months had been acted with
There about the head but the body legs and
always dry and husky The medicine removed the
Files cured the headache and distress the stomach
ated natural perspraIi0n the whole body and
in better health than have been for years.
gentleman Who had long subjected Piles suffering
intensely from their continuance informed Mr. Mtchl 65
bowe n " that their complete removal effected BY the
use OF the able E!ectuaIy This had tested all
IN. celebrated external each beg attended with
lily manifested its happy Tor this complaint and most
satisfactorily convinced the sufferer that the high reputation
which the Eecuary has attained based solely the
and lasting benefits attendant upon its.use.
This certis 1hat u.ed DR. Uphams Pile Elec tuay,
than ago. for Pes Of which complaint cured me-
still use when occasion requires and prefer il to any other
medicine obviate morbid accumulatons
the stomach and bowels and ufy the boodand after
having used great variety OF believe this TO be
Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
New York, March 10, 1874.
Sold 10 th city by the proprietor only regularly educated
Physician confined Office practice for the treatment of
Chronic Diseases No. 1876 Bowery Medical advice in rela
tion to the above any other complaints gratis
rnce OF the III ctnary One Dollar Remember that the
tion and sold 1856 Bowery four doors above Spring
st. Office hours from A. M. TO r. nj.
ivcQ 2udG
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
ARCHITECTURE r

FRED SCHMIDT begs leave inform his friends and thu
public that he has removed his Office from o2 Broadway q
anime selection Of original and tasteful designs from the Got
70 Villa Mansion in AZ ne vSro. 81
styles of archsctue and where he prepared TO
pwns, Specifications Eatimatss and Cqntracts Tor 1ua
jaoo lnsYe
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVING PISTOLS
BLUNT IL SYMS,
Nh Chs

MANUFACTURERS Of the above article have nova com.
M pee ready for the Spring trade which they Of
fsr AZ reduced prices They would invite the attention Of
chants and dealers eir the Of
which, they have paid attention. and from the
fered. 49, ~ oe "
A.o-Guns Of their own manufacture as well every vari-
chasers, at exceedingly low prices rs smsm
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Medical Card,
CTOR SON,

~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted c0nfdentay
train. in diet or pursuit Recent cases particularly ono1
hs ~ y he cnres in to days.
w. improved principles without pain iuconvenience
he patient An the Of Structure analogous with
chose Of other affections Of the urinary apparatus bat
S.enced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands may
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners:
Neryous and Const,tiional Debility affection, and
the train Of evils resung from destructive habit in
YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate npcnney,
radically cured by Dr. NJ pathological y
restoring the to healthy and rnztang It's
cal vigor. A perfect cure guaranteed, cha!ar,
NB-Dr NJ holds communion with medical preteuders,
who claim ts be surgeons, perhaps: the only qsaaed
4K Fulton street Letters postpaid and containing fec will
insure medicine and advice any part Of the Unop
Office, 2o4H Fulton Greenwich, New YORK Upen from
7 A. nj. to 10 p. NJ. daily. jal5 lmtre
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M f d IC A l. VICE
pRIuArEnIrrAS

Of Medicine and FhaImscy. s:t"slisSea for he ssp
q s'sss s'. e Sy. s ds % .a s cart sss
e % he
eoninsmsn. from Susne;s Inyald. parieulaIy qus.ed
Continuation ds, q:
'9f 6 yseg coGNtk7
sReis.tiSa eonississ
cas- case explicitly together with all symptoms.
Post
VELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
cure q gonorrhe gieet seminal essissons and all moco
n,S II s &. op d ns Il srn' .,
s
cure much shorter time than any ote, remedy without
s
'ldi ds1 sna Pharmacy Nsa'sn 'RsntsHFfxRDsor NJ D. Agent
RICORDs ALTERATIvE MIXTURE F0k THE p~;
Ulcers. sr %
;::s ia,
cSIsss q: Of Medicine Sa shfTsfy bsS S;;sq
CoNCENTRATIED ExTRACT O sAKsAPARILLA.
.nS s sy The Yos
luachcry This refined and highly ertrae pos
essns all the purifying qualities and curruye powers Of tho
above hsrbs IL confidently recommended the College
ney superior any Of Sasapara present before
the public, and be relied remedy for all
diseases r.ing from impure Of the blood such
cronia altreum rng-worm, blotches pimples uicen
s
syphilis or an nipdicious Of mercury.
in cases Of half dozen Bodies. g
Ss.s s Rss S the 70 uSos..
diSrc W. s RICHXRDsoN. NJ D.. Agent
CONSTITUTIONAL. DEBILITY CUKED-The Tonic
prepared by the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
o che city Of New for ali
Il an invaluable remedy stery or bsrsnness
(uness depending malformntion.)
Single bottles each; of half dozen Is: carsfuv
pecked and sent % All paris Of the Union,
ce Of tho College Of Medicine Pharmacy Nassau
w. b. RICHARDSON. M. D.. Agent.
d20rc
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- FOR SALE-A Farm, of ITO acres, on the east bank
c Of Hudson River, the village OF Rhnebeck, with
ADEQUATE stock Of cattle horses farming utensils, &c.
press, novels, &c. all in good ordcr
Also, piece Of land being acres in the village Of Fort
Lee the NIX of the known the Orchar with
several houses and thereon Also the piece Of
about exclusive Of the dock and point This
property much improved aud Of in excellent fence
The houses and les Nos sh and 81 yarsk street being
feet wid and the house. containing and well
ed apartments and accommodations. All this property
Canal street
tn. Third Avenue in the 10th Ward.
Also Is lots in the 18th ward vz.our lots the side
of Sd Of t street, lot the south side Of
50h lot the north side 4h three lots
the south side 4s strsea Of and the
three lots the side of between seth and 3h
lots the north side Of 57h street; and lots
the south side 5h street.-The last mentioned eur lots be-
the I'd and Sd
The Of sale will be made easy.
+. r.. TILLOU,
ja25 2w*rc No. So Wall street
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

ABsLTIoN OF SLAVERY IN KENTUCKY The last
Crncinnati Gazette contains long letter from
Cassius M. Clay, in which he comes out strongly
in favor of the abolition Of slavery In Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

- TO LET OK LEAoE-A large two story brick
G House On The .ouhweserly corner Of the Blooningdais
erect mandatory, which will be built If required
Also story frame Cottage House andfv Lots the
with Workshop stable barn. &c. The house will BE- painted
and in good fence and repair with yard in 'front.'
the Bloomingdale road.
Also adjoining the Bloomiugdale road running
manufacturer. Buildings will be erected il required
Also. Lot in s0th between the 7h and 9th avenues
lease. g. H. WINTER,
tm& Wall
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q
Having taken the large and commodcus premises Of Mess
tly Hoppock Co.. III Sullivan Canal and
tc North River long and avpraby known among hs be:
OF Provisions, will that business branches
and solicit OF the public patronage towards
pedgng themselves that ali articles sold by them
shall be Of the first quality only In addition Prime and Mess
Beef and Pork in barrels and hafbarres for
f.r home consumption, and up accordingly, they will
always have on hand the following
ARTICLES OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY
FOR FAMILY USE OR FOR EXPLOITATION.
~ u and h bis hest quality Mutton Hams. smoked.
Fulton Ma ket Beef, choice barrels Dnchsss and Put
pieces. IN Co. Corn Fed Pork
Rounds do spiced. iams, sugar cured, smoked.
Choice pieces smoked Irish Shoulders, d. do
hung Beef) - Pigs Heads. do do
Beef Hams smoked Jowls, do do
City Ok Tongues, smoked and Bacon, do do
IN pickle in kegs u brls Lard city rendered. olty
Order; for sxpcation hip stores will te executed With
dsve ed e Of expense o the city, put BOARD
Orders received by Messrs Read Hoppock Water street.
or at the premlscs Is Sullivan street. IL 6tSec
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FOR SALE-The House and Lot No. Wall street,
::: being 40 feet front Wall The building five
high exclusive of the basement and subcears The
contain about thirty all well and
whole is in excellent order.
Also the threstory brick Stores Nos IA and 6 Maiden
ane and the the story brick building the side of
good order and well situated for business.
All the above mentioned property well tenanted and
for permanent investment peculiarly desirable
1875 2w*rc r. IL. TfLLOU, SO Wall street.
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CNEAP
NAAu 1,AIl.alEIf4t1 ESTA HLISEM EN- Z

OASn TAILORING ESTABLISH HNl EMF,
80 PEARL STREET
IE SUBSCRlrt n Of the OF the cash systsm,
gsep before, the public that he contnue. 70 nsn
sfac.re ka4 Eiv and Military clothing, Of the anex,
aatsrrs che superior style at lower prices by
6ye cent hsn sthr house charges for The same quality
Bea. supeyfne wool black Dress Coat. ..$l to$7o
Vests Of all dc, silk, Satin, Cashmere. " TO
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
IN the best style at The following prices -
Inets nom.s. ! v 70
NesU ta 80 ~ 20
1m&ec
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Y1f FOK SALE.A Valuable FARM forming part OF the
known Morrsania situated the Harlem r,yer,
and Of land popey fenced and good order Upon
with garden stable and all necessary apps ndages suitable
eneman country residence There also upon the Farm
Farm Houses and all necessary buildings Also a
valuable mill and power and orchard The said
Of The CITY Hall with the privilege Of free briage across the
Harlem river The OF the Harsn Railroad within
qure b tween l2 and p. M. of H. M. NORRIS,
jl8 lm*rc II Pine street. second story.
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vERI DEShAbLsE In. y LUs IN rUK M
Six Lots the northery side Of 18th street. between 9th
aud th with yards 'front.' and in the midst Of
elegant Improvements.
Three Lot. he :ouhey side l4h street between the
Two Lots the southerly side Of th street, the sh
18th streets, with cellars partly dug out
Five Lots the noey side Of 39h street. between the ls
and 2nd avenues looking the city and East hiyer
The whole amount may remain mortgage, if improved,
and 10 rer cent if not improved. g. II. WINTER,
Inn Vail sire
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ment operations of the Post Once Department con-
parment which may be occssionsd by the reduction Of
the rates OF postage ny this made there be- and here
BY u, appropriated the of seven hundred ond ATTY
Thousand dollars to be paid out of money the Trea
sury not otherwise appropriated and be- pLced to the
credit Of the Pot Office Department in the Treasury Of
he United States to be applied, under the direction Of
the Postmaster General, supplying any deficiency in
the regular revenues from possge, Ia the manner
rs me revenues OF said department are now by law sp
SIC 2a And be it further enacted, That in case the
amount Of pos,ages coiecsed from the rates postage
presclofd by this act with the annual appropriation
from the Treasury of seven hundred and Atty thousand
dollars herein granted shall prove insufficient to deray
States to an extent equal to what now enjoy ed by the
public and also the expense Of extending and enlarg
ing the same IN one proportion with the increase and
expansion OF the topulation particularly in the new
States and Territories, the deficiency that NAV 40
arise shall be paid out of any moneys in the Trea-
the amount Of expenditure the Post Office Department
shall not in the entire aggregate exclusive OF salaries Of
Office and the contingent fund the same exceed the
dollars
SEC. % Aud be it further enacted That nothing in this
act contained shalt be construed TO repeal the laws here
tsi,re enacted granting the fanking privilege to the
dents OF the United States and to the widows of Pres
dents Madison and Harrison.
The yeas and nays were called, and the bill was
passed ~ to IL, as follows -
gYEAs-Messrs. Allen, Archer Ashley, Atherton, Bar
row Bates, Bayard Benton, Berren, Breese Buchanan
Choate CrIttenden, Dayton, Dickinson, Evans Fairfield
Foster. Francis, Henderson, Huntington Jarnegn John
son Merrick. Miller. Morehead Niles, Porter. Rives
simmons Tappan, Uphsm Walker, White, Woodbridge,
Woodbury-S7.
NAYs-Messrs Bagby, Clayton Colquitt, Harnegan
Heywood Hugei, Lewis, M'Drffe, Mspgum, Phelps
Semp!e, Sevier-l2.
So the bill was finally disposed of, and orGered
TO he reported to the House for their concurrence.
And the Senate went into Executive session, and
after acting therein as supposed, upon a large list
OF small appointments, opened their doors, and
adjourned.