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vINHOMPSoN'S TRUSSES, Office Is Beekinan street.
About 800 OF the first physicians and surgeons Of New
York have given their decided preference to this Truss
you graduate the pressure from To fifty pounds
the rupture, without back rad which does much injury
the spnc fair trial being the best test Of Its superb
orty 1t is applied and six days trial gven and II does
not retain the rupture while performing every kind Of
ercise coughing aud give perfect easen word. IT Is
not satisfactory In every respect the money cheertiy
returned; and this is the only condition which you
should buy Truss. permanent cure Is easily effected,
and warranted, ii directions followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the side
rupturcd and the round the hips they grad
uae the pressure suit their Sold Wholesale and
retail at Is Beekinaist. aul II
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"a HOWARD HOTEL, NEw-YoRK-THoMAs &
A ROE Prppyetors.--Tlis well known establishment


.s the corner Of Broadway and Maiden Lane, VI iiic
City OF New, York. opened under the direction anu
proprctcrshp OF the undersigned by whom us htsn IT,
nu,on a, Hotel OF the rst Glass; will, IL is hoped, be
ully sustained Il has been put in the most thorough atd
complete repair. painted and rehtted. Those arratass
cnts which have rendered it equally ATTRACTIVE anu
convenient business, OF leisure ana 10
private families will oc continued, the plan existing OF nav.
ing dicr hours FOR meals 50 that all may DC suited
This arrangement, is believed, Is peculiar feature OF
this establishment AMI has proved enmeDtly satisfactory
10 all its visitors, In addition 10 the eScrtions Of the un-
deysscd, those OF Mr. John Thomas, formerly Of tho
American Hotel, Albany, and late Of the United States
HOTEL Saratoga Springs, VIII be used 10 ensure, far a
possible the satisfaction Of the friends OF the House and
the public generally. The undersigned look with conf
de,cc 10 maintenance OF that favor with which tn
:. Howard Hotel" has ever been honorcd.
~ J. THOMAS.
STEPHEN X. ROE, Gate COM
Ynaudcr Of the Hudson River steamboat Empire.
Now York. January 81, 1916. XIV
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MFR. CHILD, 0culist, having disposed Of his Practice
I'VE Dr. BROWN, who pursues the mode OF treat
mcnt that successfully used by himself In every dis
of the Eye IN declared ncnrabc and abar
doncd by eminent Physicians and Ocllsts bcgs TO intro
ducc him to the public. feeling assured the beneficial
results will not fail Ia warrant his recommendation
DIR. Browns practice simple and casy-nethcr resort
ing those painful methods which too generally adopt
ed nor requiring that rsomc confinement from light and
air. and unpleasant restrictions IN food which
usually enforced. Numerous of his successful treat
uent have been publicly recorded which he refer.
he possesses testimonials OF the vaiuc and efficacy Of
his mode practice, Which may be inspected by any
who iivors him will call Tic will never undertake
where there not good reasons for cxpecnga
and his aim AMI cct being to assist In the restoration
that ncstimabc blessing sshtthe poorest OF the
uty may avail themselves Of his assistance freely
the most opucnt.
Dr. Brownmay he consulted every day Sundays except
ed his Office 10 Chambers ST. four doors below Broad
way. Hours OF attendance from II A. NJ to T. NJ.
Advice 10 the Poor gratis. d2i 3m "
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USEFUL AND ELEGANT NEW-YEARS'


The foregoing valuable work; With the Curosities Of
American Literature by X. W. Griswold is published
complete in one large royal octave volume, and sold for
about quarter the London price. II forms certain
~ one Of the most valuable works tho English language
and public private library complete without it.
For sale by
APPLETON & CO. 200 Broadway.
NEW VOLUMES OF
NORTH CAROLINA LAW.
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SUPREME COURT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
for December Tcun lSi3 to June Term, lsi4, both in
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Also, edition of
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containing Opinions OF American Jurists, and reports OF
cases adiudgcd in the Supreme Court Of y. c. and
TAYLOR'S TERM REPORTS
Of" Cases Aiuised in the Supreme Court OF " c. from
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fe4 10 Jchn.st. near Broadway.
V'HE Subscriber has OIL hand extensive stock of Pc
rioIica and Standard Works, which he offers for sale
at the lowest cash prices. Also, good assortment of
Juvenile AMI School Books ofcvery description Bibles OF
all sorts and descriptions Hymns, Psalm and Prayer
Books for the different denominations Blank Books from
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TREASURY OF HISTORY,
Comprising General Introductory Outline OF Universal
History, Ancient and Modern aud Series Of Separate
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Rise, Progress, and Present Condition, &c. &c.
BY SAMUEL MAUNDER,
Author OF the Treasury of Knowledge Biographical
Treasury Literary and Scientific Treasury, &c.
THE HISTORY OF AMERICA,
EDITED BY JOHN IN4tAN, EST.
The above valuable work will be completed In about
twelve Nos octave. printed on fine paper, with clear type
and will be sold at IS cents per No.
.tss in Press, and will be published In few days. No
Y. OF BRAITIIWAITE'S RETROSPECT OF rRACTI
CAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY, the most valuable
Medical Work published Terms for the whole series
10 the Present time SIS per year. 81. fyl
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DEklFOCAL SPECTACLES-At No. ls2 Broadway.
Anew article Of american manufacture inducing
10 the weary eye and strength TO the weak. Numerous
testimonials OF their superior merit will be shown, among
which arc those of ID. rder and other noted scientific
gentlemen; but the pablo invited to judge for them
selves. Difficult of deficient vision solicited.
NIB Every other description OF Specacles ut less than
common prices. sl2 s&oscodf
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ROOk.llEEPING. ".

~ C. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announces
. that his Counting Rooms No. SIS Ccdar-srcct, con-
,;nue omen from 3 4. n. to0PM
In ,ho s,r of Rnnt kecniup os n IL Taught by Mr.
Marsh cvrrv nunl keeps In the most practical manner
complete set OF partnership books embracing all the differ
eut business transactions OF good mercantile house he
becomes familiar with Ill the books constituting the set
with all the documents relating to tebookS, trial balances,
balance Sheets current, and with various cr-
camille calculations i'll interest," DISCOUNT equation ci pay
mcnts, exchange, &c.
In OF instruction person OF good capacity
will become competent Book-kccpcr, and VIII receive
certificate to that effect NO one Is tausnt Ill u e'ss
MERCANTILE WRlTlNG.--A thureuSn couTsco' flo-
eressve lessons, which will not fail III cectls valuable
Improvement mt Specimens OF truly mercantile may
Prosncctu.s, with terms, Hours, &c. may be Obtained
al tho rooms dav and evening
r. - N,Hsfrs WORKS
~ ~ .;,e,
The Science OF Double Entry housekeeping snhr"he"'
Al III eaitioii, ZoV pages oc'a.o 1880, ,, ,,,,
me MI Oh onse E'itiS DUN IN nee'e
''o, i'o p"ees oSt.,v 49,, IN ~ ~, ,bo rooms
FOR SAFE at inc oooksorS9' anu " tiS ioo,'i; ,.
MIR. Marsh oneIs ms services II, opeie e''''e u
Ing up books Nc Cedar-Slreet, up stiIs. soI
DRlVArE CorILLIoN PARTIES attended TO by q
Piano Forte and Violin Performer OF the best ialcut
In the CITY, INQUIRE at JOLLIES Music Store 3s5 Broad
way. dlo
DINO FORTE MANUfACTORf.-'rhe Subscribers
arc now finishing an entirely new article Of insiF,,
use and to keep in tune much longer the improvement
consists in Harp Frame, peculiar construction, obvi-
tns every objection heretofore caused by the use V me-
tac atcs in njuring the Professors AMI PurchiS
ers are invited TO an examination Of these instruments.
GLENN ROGERS s. co.
jy2a 152 Fulton-srect, East side, Broadway.
:. - m -
Two HE fubLlC"c ga su'scf ~. Iva, We oIlcu
uccn builder in the city of BROOKLYN and in Justice to
linn do say thnt we believe the report was nacious
started with view to the injury of said Queen in his bust
uc and that II is false in all its parts; and that We Oh
making Inquiry do find that the said NJ Queen has always
fulfilled and farther that we do believe him us honest
,her lam ,cr and will fnld to the extent of any con-
, ,m! ,lI., hc may arrcc To- PETER MILNE
witness D,~;rr Dorcu11ry JOHN BARRETT
nronLi,u Fchr,,nrv 6th 1875 srlw.
-.oon-. =, -o-e-'. 49,.
NJ r. pA1MER,S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
.SCRIPTIoN AND ADVERTISING AGENCY
10 State-strcet. Boston:
% Finc-sreet, thliaGepma'
s. +. corner OF Baltimore ana Cavcrt-st I'ai'iorc
Advertisements ana suoscrPuons are ,ece,u ,o sum.
% te ptst "a o't , o. ' Si M % h
cues OF every Stale III lnc eH'eu S'''' ioi WHICH ~
inc auiy autnori~eu ascni. 49,, NJ .,.,, ro So
ilerclnts, Mahuiaciurers anu Dc'Icls scncnhy dry
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

No. 81 IcHN-STREET.
l., i. CLAYTON SONS are III constant receipt OF
Ls Papers adapted 10 every branch OF the trade eni-
bracinS usually large assortment OF Blank Books Cap
and Letter Writing, together with every description OF
News and Eook Printing, Clorcd Paper OF Medium and
other Sizes Envelope, Tobacco Shoe and Tea Straw and
Rag Wrapping Hardware and Cloth in great variety
six and Log, Tissue, plain and coored, &c &c BESIDES
Straw Bonnet, Trunk and Bandbox Boards Press Papers,
81 b. ia7
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GRAND RESULTS !!


The mos ostonishag ozeeisice and unsurpassed results
H. nus y, dteaaed Me D,iaisirdhon and thirty use y
Dr.. SMITHS
"IMPRL INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS"
(SaJdr- Ccdtcd.)
attracting the attention of mankind, i'll
heir universally acknowledged superiority
CHER FORM and NAME OF P0IyGtre, lpIt-
,admifc or Erpectoru0! remedy; and Their
.ulArity II sovereign medicine Tor
lntcrmittent, Rcmittent, Bilious md other Fc-
ucrS, Influenza, Colds, Hcad-ache, LndiseS-
ton, Dyspepsia, Pcruertcd -4petitc,
Heartburn, CJStireness. DiorrhGa,
Foul Stomach, Worms, Rhcu-
matism and Govt, Scro-
fula, Lircr affections,
Impurities Of the
Blood, Female
Complaints,
and Paihis in the Head, Side and Back.
Is positive guarantee of their unparalleled excel
lercc. They are. Judging from the deinAnd) etsculS
more positively beneficial results, than any otier ho"n
$50 called remedy. People have been dosc with U1thy
and have experienced the too frequent fatal Consequences
and have taken the Old niscang cathartcs until icera-
ton gives way disgust the very thought oil repetition
The andOe, long wished, and now 80 nuch called iv
is the very remedy needed mild, pleasant harnlesS id
cticacous--a NATURAL remedy; and one that III every
solitary instance does perform all that 1t promises We
have the irrelrabc proc; OF this i'll every case that
has to knowledge, which justifes lis wARRANTiNG
ereyytr: and any OF failure the purchaser may
have his money back.
Mr. BREWSTER, the natter. 100 Bowery, cured OF dys
pcpsia.
Mrs suurs, of Sing sing cured OF headache and pain
in the side.
Mr.. HILL 1863 Broadway, cured u headache.
Mr.. LINpLEY l63 Grecnwch-strcet, cured Of dyspepsia
OF years standing
Rev Mr. BURNETT, Of Brooklyn, cured OF rush Of bcod
TO the head by these Pills
Miss DOUGLASS, corner OF Walker and Ludlow Streets
cured of dnness sight, pain the head dizziness, &C.
Mrs CoEy wife OF the baker in Brooklyn. cured OF
weakness pain in the head side and breast 50 that she Is
able 10 bc about which not the case before taking
these Pills
Miss C. HESpERSoS - Trinity place, cured Of the most
dangerous cold and cough, which had almost taken her
life. .
C,rtos-A,k for Dr. SMITHS Indian Vegetable Pills"
No other "Indian Vegetable Fix" arc sugar codted0
and no others possess the virtues which these Pills cain
B-Sec that DR. SMITHS written aiue ON every box
Sold At the principal offices. l79 GREENWICH STREET,
New York and No. Water street, Boston. Also, Mrs
IIurs l2n Erl.nn-sfrnet. BrpOklyn. ~ IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

= .DTII WARD LUMBER YARD, az the foot OF 5i,h
l. = street. Hudson Rver.-t. 5. MOTT takes pleasure
in giving notice the OF real estate and residents,
that he has oil hand large assortment OF Lumber OF all
kinds which he offers for sale the most advantageous
terms and well lie compete with other deal
crs In the City, prices and quality and particularly in
vtes all persons to give him call and examine his stock
nrcvioiIs to purchasing i2i
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED
JOB B o o X B | n ID b X

TINE Old ESTABLISHED
JOB O o K-B | n ID b K
10 and III Fultcn-si.
The subscriber continues 10 give his special attention 10
all descriptions of
JOB BooK-BINplNG,
and invites Lib aiians all persons having charge OF BOOK
Institutions and gentlemen having Libraries, 10 call and
inspect his unique and substantial styles OF ook-bndns
bsgs TO refer 10 the Booksellers and Librarians IN
this city.
For durability Of workmanship with every variety Of
TASTE and very reasonable charges, this extensive esta
lishnent stands ulirivaled. EDWARD WALhEk
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE.
L. WALKER, Bookseller and Publisher, ia fnltcii-st
Always hand good rtment OF School Books stan
Gard Worksof American and English editions MiscelaIc-
Books and Stationery of every Kind greatly redaced
prices for cash. Country dealers supplied. j2'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

LNRIENDS OF ROBERT Il. GAGE are informed that be
IL has located at NJ. 81 LiBERrY-sTREgT
DRY GOODS At the smallest possible advance.
PAR.iAuLAR ATTENTION
Is requested to his stock OF
DRAWER GOODS AND LACE GOODS.
which will always DC Kept uli and complete. pres,nIns
showing the largest and fullest assortment In the city.
u0S ans
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FIRE. NCH'S HOTEL. Ha

Inander Of the Hudson River steamboat Empire.
New-York. January 81, 1915. f&2w
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GRAHAM HouSE-NEw ARE ANGEMENT-kUs
WELL GoSS Informs his friends and the public that hc
has enlarged his BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, known
rs tho Graham Hol, % Barclaystrcci, by adding to II
tie adjoining house, and is prepared 10 accommodate tran
nj or permanent Boarders on the most favorable lelms
Al II sds Temperance desiring quiet home aih nee
dom from the fumes o alcohol aud obucco, are Invited to
paronizc tbs house The Vegetable System, viii the
choicest selection OF fruits &c. which the market Affords
will be strictly adhered 10. but table will be Serv, for
lilo q who prefer the ordinary mode, or mixed diet.
Croton Shower, Warm and Cold Baths, free
oS If fOHN Ell. 'ONS.
r. LEECIlES AND CUPS applied by Mr.. MAGNts-
son corner Of Broadway and Broome street, entrance III
Broomc ST. Ncw-iVrk.
EefJeaces-Dr. Clieesinan, Or. Mott, DR.. Nelson Dr.
Francis DR.. Stoarns, Dr. Berger Dr. Weed Dr. Sinclair
Dr. u. Smith, Dr. Qnackenbos
Best Swedish Lccchcs constantly on hand. jas SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

1g--s UULL'S TRUSSES.-Notce to Ruptured
~. - SPersors-Pcrsons afflicted with Faptures
Il VA Enlay rely upon the best instrumental aid the
SGss-sEE world affords, OH application at the Office,
No vesey street. to either OF the agents In the principal
towns In the United States BE careful to examine the
back pad Of lns Trisses to If they endorsed by
Dr. Hull In writing. None genuine or TO be relied upon
good without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken to vend limitations OF
Iulrs celebrated Trusses and thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon
they made by rskiial mechanics and better
than the ordinary Trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up at No. Ycscy street. cAciu-
sively for ladies' having separate entrance tho bs-
department, where female is In constant attendance
10 wait upon patients. NIL If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

DUMPS-Doubie action hght and force pumps Of all
sizes raise from 20 TO 400 gallons water per minute
Cast iron Fountains Of various patterns
Fire Engines and Hose, Sc. manufactured by
d23 3m D. I. FARNAM, 20 Fult9n.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

4 AW CARD.-CoLLEcTIoN DEBTS ~ TILE NoRrn-
IL WEsr-E. b. WASllBURNE, Attorney at Law, Ga.
lena noIs) will give his attention TO the collection Of
debts due New York merchants in talena Rockford and
Rock Island, Illinois; III Du Buque Iowa; In Platevllc
Potos Prairie du Chen, Mineral Point and Madison, Wis
consln
Refer to D. A. Cushman s. Co.; Dorcmus, Suydam &
Nixon New York. s2i
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DEl1'Z, BROTHER 4 CO.
No l3 IoUS.sTEErT. NrW.YoSE,


AND No. 62 FuLToS-sTREEr, BROOKLYN,
Original Inventors and sole Manufacturers OF the genuine
Doric Lamp Also, Manufacturers and dealers In mprov
cd Camphcne Lamps, Sllar Lamps, Grandoles, Hall
Lamps AMI Lanterns, Astral and Solar Shades Chimnies
and Lamp Glasses OF ali kinds. Lump Wick Pure sperm
OIL! Camphene and Burning Fluid. all of which offered
at wholesale and retail. nj low prices cash. Scp3Y
EINHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the following de-
i scribcd goods at very low prices
Tea Trays in set. or sinsly variety Of patterns.
Solar and Olcosiatic Lamps, patterns
Grandoles with and wthoat drops, elegantly cha Cd
Fine Table Cutlery, from best Sheffield Manufactures
Silver plated ware, consisting OF Casters, Tea Trays,
Cske Baskets, CafdleSticks, Shutters, Trays &c.
Britannia Tea Sets, Dixon & Sons Sheffield.
wM. Z. STOUTESBURCH, I43 Fulton. ST.
$50 between Broad way and Sassau-st.
fsNkA TkAlS, &c.-SPIES & GO. zSs Pearl street,
have Just received large assortment Of Gothic and
Sandwich Tea Trays in SETS Also fun assortment Of
all sizes common Tea trays by the dozen new 81, les
Dixons Britannia Ware very elegant patterns To-
ge;her with general assortment Of fine Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Scissors, &c. &c. MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

HUNDREDS OF NAMES
of persons residing in New-iorh, could be svei who are
rcay bear testimony the superiority OF the olos1o
ni.n over every other remedy known for the cure OF
Coughs, Gods, Asthma CONSUMPTION Splitting OF Blood
Dyspepic Consumption, bronchitis, Difficulty OF Breath
In. uoarseness Influenza, Pains III the Brcas! and Sdc
aud the various affections of the Stomach and Liver
For sale at iC6 Nassau-s DOOR above .tni aud 1T
Mrs. HAYS, l39 Fulton-st. brooklyn. i.lQ I'm
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rJNHE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has opened his new aud spe-
did Hotel at 1888 Fulton-scc few doors east OF Broad
way in the immediate vicinity OF mercantile business and
the principal places amusement, aud has furnished II In
style that will bear favorable comparison with the very
best hotels In the city, The proprietor in building and n-
ting the above house. has had strict regard to elegance
and comfort and that he has combined economy the fol-
IoN>i,1 pri,N ixho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11

WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.-A splendid assortment
w OF Gold and Silver Duplex, Patent Lever, Anchor
Escapemeni, Lcpine and Vertical Watches selected from
the best manufacturers Europe which viii be waTantea
perfect time-keepers
Also some patterns OF Gold Chains Seals ana heys'
q Gold Pencil Cases and Gold Pens.
:" Thlr,bles R:iSs. Pins, &c
bracelets with stones, &c.
Silver Forks, Spoons &c.
All the above articles win he sold at the lowest prices
and warranted 10 he equal 20 the made in the city By
MOTT & BROTHERS Importers Of Fine Watches, &c.
No Nassau-st. opposite the custom hotsc.
- - -, =. !, if,si ,,orsn,en In the city. di7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-11
% mn DEATHS Ry CONSUMPTION

10000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION
You'd perhaps be a small estimate for the ror-
ages of this dreadful disease IN single
vear; then add The fearful eafa-
beuc of those cut Of BY lgTsm-
u,atiou Of the Lungs, He-
morrhage, Asthma,
Coughs, Iaau-
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DlANO FORTE MASUfACTORi.-'fhe Subscribers
L finishing entirely new article Of iIsiri-
mcnts, which are warranted superior Ill tone 10 amy In
USE and to keep in tune much longer the improvement
consists in Harp Frame, peculiar in constructions, obvi-
tns every objection heretofore caused by the use Of me-
tac atcs nuring the tone Professors and PurchlS
ers invited TO IN examination u these instruments
GLENN ROGERS & co.
1 E.,l.n En.i Lie Ernal
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-15
Reported for the American Republican,
2sth COMPREHENSION SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ia
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Il eD. II, 1910.
SENATE.
Mr.. Benton presented memorial from cti
sens of New York in favor of annexing Texas
and occupying Oregon.
Mr.. Dix one from Skeneates for the stimuli
.aneous annexation OF Canada and Texas: laid
on the table.
Mr.. Dayton, from editors and authors in
New York, asking that books and magazines
may have the same privileges as newspapers.
Mr.. Merrick, a petition for pension from
MIR. Buchanan, of Maryland, 81 years old; for
a pension likewise from VIM. Dove, of Mary
land, asking that his hydrostatic safety valve
may be tested.
Mr.. Evans moved the reconsideration of the
bill for the additional pursers and surgeons in
the Navy, and the motion was entered upon
the Journal.
MIR. Tappan reported bill, from the library
committee, to purchase bronze statue OF
Washington to be made by Luigi Persco, and
marble busts of the Presidents by Hiram Pow
ers. ,u
The Clerk of the House brought in bill
passed by that branch, admitting Florida and
Iowa into the Union, as States Also announ-
ced the appointment, on the part of the House,
or Messrs. Burke and Boyd to wait on MIR.
Polk and inform him of his election as Presi-
dent. Some business, of no genera! interest,
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