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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

AN ACT to provide clothing for volun-
 teers in the service of the U. States.
 Be it enacted by tue Senate and House of Representatives, of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That in lieu of the money which under existing laws is allowed to Volunteers as commu- tation for clothing, the President be, and he is hereby authorized to cause the Vol unteers to be furnished with clothing in kind, at the same rates, according Ito grades, as is provided for the troops of the regular army. ...ll., T ',. 'e .'.-i'is ,.s
 GT We have been requested by the members of the Order of c. c. H's., ol Wetnmpka, to return their sincere thanks to Miss AMANDA McNEIIL, for the beauti- Laurel wreath, which she presented to them on the 4th of July. sfataaga9f
 Itis said that this wreath is one of the most beautiful things that could have been made, being wrought in the neatest and most tasty manner, indicating much skill in the art for this young lady.
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MARRIED-7In Clirton, Jones county, Ga, on the 18th of July, R. c. SHORTER, Esq ,oi this city, to Mss CAROLINE BIL LINGsLEA, of the former place.
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Persohs calling Tor any yof the above let ters will please say they are advertised.
 J,T. SHACKELFORD, P M. July IS, lS4S. 29 B
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CASH Advances made OF Cotton ship NJ ped 10 the address of Messrs. RU- PERT & McLELLAND, Mobile, by the undersigned at Wetumpka.
 M. s. CASSETTY. We'umpka, Oct. l2, 1s47.
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List of Letters.

Last OF Letters D EXAMINING in the Post Office at l0 Wetumpka, on the lst ol July, AS.
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v 900 Pair of Negro Shoes fot sale low
 for cash, oi good drafts on Mobile ur
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-.5 sl.i h l-.i 9l lp Sisnsqke3li 3,4
The State guard., 1848-08-01

I9el el .4H ebe Il5l aC rrE.
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ARCHITECTURF,

hhUHEIEGIUhE,
FTNHE undersigned having themselves In bust
L ness under the and firm of
BOY DEN & JOY,
for the purpose of Drawing Plans and making out Spec
catiohs of Buildings every variety OF style invite AN
those who contemplate building give US CALL as we
trust from our experience thai give entire sassC
ton TO all who may favor US with their patronage
Office, No. 20, 4th 1oor Central Exchange crcester.
FLBRIDGE BOYDEN,
Aug. II. dwtf LEWIS E. JOY.
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Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath,
All may possess by using
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.

SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.
1T warranted free from acid any mi ngredi
and is unsurpassed cleaning whitening the
teeth removing tarie preventing them from ahg or de-
cay, AT the time giving them healthy appearance
well hardening the gums AMI sweetenng the breath
1t leaves delicious taste in the mouth AMI give univeT~
sa satisfaction. Whoever il once, will ever after
give the preference every other dentiice Charles
w. Sandfrd Gel. Charles s. Bens n, and scores OF our
distinguished citizens. have used SHEkMAN'S
TOOTH PASTE for several years, and believe it to be
uneq nailed Reader, get box and try il, ii you want
sweet breath and handsome teeth.
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SHER-
MAYS POOR MAYS PLASTER Tor tle rihng
OF l2 cents is without exception the article in the
shape ola Plaster in the known world gives relief in
few hours where the suffering is intense.
RREUHATLSM, Lumbaeo. PAIN or Weakness in the
Side Chest, Back Neck Loins. Limbs JOINS, yield to
it sooner than any other remedy. Worn the lower
part of the spne they have cured the Piles, and the
small of back, they have cured Falling of the Womb
DysPeptcs, or persons troubled with Liver Complaint,
will find them Of great and Surprising beneft, when
the part affected. C0nsampves should always
their chest it will ease their Cough and remove
the Soreness Several million OF them have been sold and
complaint made against them
For sale wholesale and retail, at The cheap Bookstore by
Sept. 22-dw3m J. CIRCUIT, JR.
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THOMAS H. SELBV & CO.,
AUCTEONEERS,
AND C,RRH MISSION MED CEE Mtg


No so MAIN ST., (Hobbs' Block WORCESTER,
N9ULD inform the citizens CT Worcester that they
w have established themselves in the Auction and
Cemnisson business at the above place. and that they
will lie pleased TO receive coBsignmens of property OF
everydescrpten he sold either at auction private
SALE
Persons having secondhand FURNITURE, and wishing
to Oppose Of the same will find this the best Of the
yearto sell We also will give particular attention to
the sale OF REAL ESTATE, Personal Property, in any
part OF the County.
Oar experience and knowledge of The Auction business,
we ust will enable give entire satisfaction those
whOmay do business with Euery thing warrant
good or perfect not the money tUiH be returned BY
conducting our business honorable principles, hope
to secure the confidence nf the public
We have in store and constantly receiving, great
variety OF Goods to be sold Auction private SALE and
wodd invite purchasers call and assortment Of
NEW SOFAS ROCKING CHAIRS,
MATTRA SSES, LOOKING GLASSES,
BROADCLOTHS, LINENS, &C.
BLANKETS, CARPET BAGS, and TRUNKS.
Also, several Chests Of superior Young HysOn and Sou
chong EA Crushed and other SUGARS with many other
articles, all Of which will be sold at private sale at
treneiy low prices
Sles OF property consigned TO will he settled imme
diaely.
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) ParabOla and GaIVanic
SPECTACLES.
PHELPS COMPOUND
r. q Nh A II q Pill. HIS

THE Vegetable Remedy tor Disease arising from I'm
purites ofthe Blood, Dyspepsia, ScrOfuia, and all
Chronic Diseases. Also, substitute Cd0aeL as a
Catha ic in FeUers ami all Bilious Affections. They have
no rival in curing Bilious Diseases, D. s:epsa Liver Com
plants. Sick Head ache, Jandice Colds, lDeuZ4 Cat
arrah Rhumatism HEARTBURN; Acid Stomach PapiIaioA
Loss OF Appetite Costveness, Collie &C; and beng mild
IN their operation, without pro uc febiAly, they
perfectly safe for those debiItaed and feeble cunsitu
tons As general Family Medicine, they unAqnaled
being applicable and safe tor the yOuR and Inc aged
For sale wholesale and Retail by J. CIRCUIT, JR.
Worcester, sept % dw3m
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CITY Optical Rooms,

THE undersigned having disposed OF the Right for the
County of Worcester o. selling their PARABOLA
AND GALVANIC sPECTAC Giles. to Mr. GEoRsg PARK,
they would recommend him to the patronage OF their
friends and the public JOHN P. PAINE & SON.
4 HE subscriber would in orm his patrons and the pub
lie, that he has taken the Agency of GEORGE PARK,
for the sale of
Paime's ParabOEa and GaIVamic
SPECTACLES,
and that the only place in Worcester where they can he
obtained will be ut his lewelry and Fancy Goods Store,
NO. I'll MAIN STREET, doors north Of the United
States Hotel
The Galvanc SPectacles combination of zinc and
silver go constructed that cnrrent Of gavantsm is
stanty circulated among the Eye which is acknowledged
to be very advantageous to the sight we'll as cooling
and soothing inhamed weak eyes. They are also
almost niable for the Headache and
person after having used them for reasonable length
time 10 test them will not part with them for len
their value. r. II PUTNAM.
Oct a. If No. gil Main ST,
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MUTUAL FERE INSURANCE.

FEUE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PARY Of Worcester, Mass, continue to effect insur
all kinds of buildings, except those of extra-
hazardous character, and upon Neat Stock, Hay and
Grain, Household Furniture Provisions Wearing ApparA
ell and Merchandise generally and also anon all kinds OF
Manufactured Articles ana Stock in the process of manu~
tsesure, excepting stock in Cotton and Wooden Mills,
property alike hazardous, such terms fail 10
give entire dividend OF
the dollar made by this Company the Policies
which expired the first of this month and it ia con~
IDENTIFY believed that still larger dividend will be made
In future under favorable circumstances the past.
With these inducements offered, the public sespcct-
uiiy invited examine the basis which this nsttu~
don is established and avail themselves its benefits by
applying a. the Companys office,
No. 3, under Brinley Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester.
DIRECTORS.
&. f. Hemenway, Worcester. Joseph Pratt Foreester.
George Bowen, do Joseph Boyden, do.
james H. Wall, DO Warren HuAt, Douglas.
AMOS Brown, do. iona. Warren. Gr alton.
James Estabrook, do II. A. Denny, Lcicester.
George A. Dresser, do. J.W. Jenkins, Jr., Barre.
ED-stio N. Tower, dc. John Edgell, GGTdneT.
z. IT, HBMENWAY, President.
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept l, le47. dwtt
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VOL. w
A RARE CHAMCE-FoR Sane.


sSSsgaE&s. n WAT valuable Real Estate, centrally
2s55S2Sa i located on LINCOLN STREET, in the City
N5Eg5J4s OF Worcester, fuur minutes walk rom tho
SSF Y4gS Court House, Iaie the property of Hon
JOSEPH 6. KENDALL, containing from four
to five acres OF choice land, bounded west
ery ITO feet on Lincoln street. southerly Kendall
street $40 feet e1stery Oak Avenue nearly 300 feet
and northeIy the Rev Al"nzo Hun and Hon.
I1dge Thomas. There are on the premises good Barn.
recently erected and from Thousand fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection the fin
est varieties OF Apples, Pears Peaches, PiUms, Qunces
&c. The other portions the land grass aud grain
aud are suitable for gardening There is n copious and
permanent spring of water the lot capable being used
tor an artificial fish pond, other purposes.
The above Estate Affords chance for any gentle
man wishing to provide himself with beautiful private
residence may be divided into lots, TO afford
the opportunity tor profitable speculation If sold
soon private SALE will be div ded lots sold
Auction
For urner information am permitted to refer to Rev.
ALoEzU Hill, ARTEMAs WARD, Esq, P. W, WAIT.
keeper OF the American Temperance Exchange.
!. henry KENDALL.
Worcester, June %. Ie4s. dwh
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G4ae Datlp lpp.
Fa3Iished at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
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PATENTS.


amertcan and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office Washington,
No. % State Street, Boston,
1NHE subscriber by appointment from the Commission
OF Patents, is agent Of the U. s. Patent Office fol
ceving and forwarding the same, MODELS specimens
be patented, deposited therein, which
will be sent free expense ana rtsk and with despatch
He prepare Caveats, Specifications Assignments, and all
necessary Papers and Drawings w make researches
into American and foreign works validity OF nven~
tions, and render advice legal and scientific
respecting the same. Patents secured in Europe and
other countries
BY application at this Office inventors are saved the
ime and cost Of journey Washington and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage Uerbay explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect 10 them matters
in general Of paramount sportanes in order to obt6iM
correct ccdtioas and claims The experience OF sis
years. practice, extensive collection of works.
decisions &C., mechanical Subjects The Patent Laws,
and patents OF different Countries collected at
pene during the long time this office has beer established
together with accounts here KEPT OF inventions patented
at Washington, enable the subscriber afford
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in other respects might he difficult OF all anmenT.
r. II. EDDY. Capa Engsassr.
Boston, Sept !, 1s4s. ewb SeOd
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STUMP FULLER.

VIE subscriber now owning the right nf" STE WART's
4 PATENT MACHINE FOR ORA WING STUMPS,"
Ioi the States of Massachusetts and CouHeciru offers
the same or any parts thereof individuals companies
Ihs Machine has for thrse years been found supe-
rior to any other used from the qucktss
with which it does the work and comuaaively sna
amount of POWER employej-two and ii yuke az ca,
tie or pair OF horses will, without difficulty pull
one hundred stnmps, from three through in
dry and with the Machine work be done fore
$12, than by any other means for 00
Another advantage is that two of ground be
cleared without moving the Machine CHAINS extend
thirteen rods from the anchor stump, and transport
any distance tive men loud it, and pair OF horses
draw IT. Ii can also be used TO the gresLest advantage
drawing the largest rocks and also for moving buildings.
an its motion is quite steady and much rapid than
the windass.
Persons wishing to purchase requested address
the subscriber, or TO call him. his place residence
where the Machine at all times he operation
WILLIAM w. WILLIS
orange Oct 8, l947. SIT
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# He subscriber wolId in his patrons and the pub
lie, that he has taken the Agency of GEORGE PARK
T. m sala
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Cotton MACHINERY for Sale,

ID ECBNTLY used in the manufacture OF No. 80 Printing
~ CeIhs, and in good running 0rier consisting Of
Picker Wilton d sons make--20 Cnrjs-9 Breakers
ii Ftni>hers.-l DOubler-l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders, 10 heads each Is Spinning Frames 1900 vs
sp4ndes-2 pair Mules, Of 4S6 and IL s,indles
Warper-2 Dressers-6 Leems-I cylinder and 2 DoTei
Grinders, with all other articles used iii Cotton Mills
Il may be examined any time on application TO Mr.
siLAs DHsmeRB, So MGinst, Worcester. ForlrneT par
ncnlars inquire OF 5 b. uOLBROOK, Holden
Dec Is d9iaw wtf52
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PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPEs.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber happy inform the citizens of WOr
Ceser and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. S. L. WALKER
10 remain in Worcester time longer thus giving
opportunity those who have called and have had
chance to st account OF previous engagements aud
crowded of my rooms 10 call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation of superior merits and skill to any
who have visited Worcester is too well established to
need any comments suffice il say that he has received
diplomas and Medals tor Daguerreotypes exhibited
IN New York, and is the ONLY DaguerreoypIst in Wor
who has received PremiEm, adVertis
oCpntrary notwi hstandng.
Having enlarged my Rooms taOice the size Of asy
athsrs tkts cay would invite citizens and strangers
cali whether plating sitting or not.
june 6. DIFF GEO. ADAMS.
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To ~. EtceLI.ney. 8. G0rera0r q ~ . .


From the Uni9n Of Thursday evening
The doors IT the Senate still continue closed, and
the fate OF the treaty yet undecided The question viii
scarcely be settled before SATURDAY perhaps the COM
uencement OF the week Speeulsions rife soogi
the result The ratification requires twolhrts Of the yoes
and positively say how mSry OF each party
will against a. sne whether IL will receive the Con
Stituuonai sanction. Hos many Wings Or how mAIy
Democrats viii vote against H. positively ssccr
tn nor q surprising. SINCE aspects Of his mpo-
tant question are continually ted which are eAeu
lated ID change the course q different senators
We DO no, besitSe say. II TIE people AZ large
poued upon the matter. hs decided wead Dc for
peace. and for the ceaerA outline Of tie treaty 1notted
indeed In or two particulars Tue voice Of the peo
pie IS IN fact. coming NJ 70 US member o. Congress
just returned from ssss p and reports the anxou.
desire Of the people for ratiheaton OF the treaty We
hear of no aissenuent voice nom Virginia The
begs the House Of Representatives well the cll
in this metropolis. far c0lsct their
opinion IN favor OF tie proposal treaty. with -~
uodfcaiioIs They argu- hst We have ~ nr % lose
that II the treaty be ratified ~ 81 BY thu Congress Of
Qaereso Il ought 70 be ratified wiihoai delay before
rev elements Of opposition formed IN that co1nir
that ths question ought 10 be settled before th- insl
eacy II the sGmmsr climA.. which usy en5ang-r tbs
lives q the recruits hon rnsy srrd these, 20
the Treaty is rejected, sni tbs Wsr farther pI1s>es
tei-oT before the lives u troops if no rc-tF
be ratified. ard they are - be withdraw ron ne
eopntryi can be exposed 70 the dsnscT q The climate
81 Yer. Cruz Beside, 70 urged 10 WY Interest,"
letter from G sTbslshsd officer Tia. this proposed
treaty has bs-n flfaasi under peculiarly ecum
.tapees-ha, The pcsfp nculsIf q he nefoi aOE rn
the Msxiears eoold have head from WssniGsos. nsa
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-. hen f.if ras only o. fh~ tsFo'isiion. ~ ~ -
ex.te-ce q thr Mexican Gov,rrnrnt ii'"li sua nv 49,
Treaty ~s' fmed .. ths -ains,i 49, a. A..
fans the best, perhaps tho IA ehanes ~ -
ne Gorrrnmeaf snd fhe N-tian ComHi'.iouel' sno
,,fr the tr-Ay sre Of irrrrfoahAlle mofas ahi -,
.et,r 90 that if 10 msy - ASSUMED met iha,. 'rs
80 Gov4rnm u confident u fatinraon 9i tho
Congress: and secondly thst 10 10 honest Ana
sincere Ia 10 efforts 90 eisct o. br ma ~ lHo "oJ
rejected, the present powers ~. ., So .
NAV hereafter treat and form nes treaty Ine po.lel on
ratification "a therefore urscd upon gs a.
destroy the present Govern ent AID u III DC in
70 organize smother. . mat Auy i.F " -, - -.
end there will remain 10 sutbof thai can HeAt or r.
present the alton 10 any way IL fsfthrr
thai the territory eeded % us IL on-i o.
nearly a large a. thirteen oilinA states and mas
several ssspfrts, the hoes; In The wsh.
Po,omsc the correspondent Of the Baltimore
Patrol, Washington March ! says:
Ihear. from member OF CQusres., this evening. that
the Treaty Is 10 great coubi; that among otnefs, Mf
Webster has spoken strongly against H. The Northern
and Nsrth Whig. generally are said 70 DC ~
much As-inst the Texas senator's, "ho re dead
b hostile 70 rs tenth article, wkch nie'feres with ne
titles 20 lands 10 Texas
A Telegraphic cores 3ondent # the Philadelphia
Bu0etiA, March 81 has the following
Tie Treaty was under consideration IN Secret Session
yesterday. and amendments we're made relative to The
II ii said that bu, seven Senators are opposed to the
rsu6csilon OF project with the above amendments.
Observer Of the Ledgsr says
The Treaty nay die without bsi'g rejected the Pres
dent beuE the time advised 10 send Commission
e.. There IS substantaly historical ground for the be-
lief that Epgsud and France hsvs ulteroT views In rea
ton 20 the lsthmus Of Tehaautspec.
This has reused the Slavery interest and Mr. Calhoun
and his posse OF three are again In the hed against the
ratification. Both parties wsntto reject the Treaty but
neither will assume the responsibility The President
every means in hs power have The Treaty rsthef
Mr Buchanan IS openly sgsinstit
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DIED


On Thursday, ID INST Mrs. JANE P wife Of the late
Henry bicser, IN tho filh year Of her age.
The relatives and friend. Of the family are requested 70
attend her funeral to-day saturday. afternoon, clock,
from No IS Beachst without farther invitation ms ~
At Havana tho "a Feb u oonsuo. puou, SAMUEL
J SMITH. zie Of this CITY
It's funeral will take place this day Al o'clock precise
IT, fom tho dweiins Il his bfothrrn-law WIN eurerr
u Rcach.t His friends aud tho fGeuds OF the family
aa respectfully Invited % attend
Oh Thur.dsy svenins March ?. JOHN n CASTELAR,,
Of Francis n snd Flea cesilear Ia tho sd year IL
Lis age.
is telsvss and friends respectfully invited 10
IL hs fanafa SUNDAY afternoon. al O'clock nom
tho residence Of hi. father No South Niaih,t Williams.
bufsh
90 Fddsy evsnlns, Match g. At o'eiocs AFTER ins.r
log lnsss et congestion " The lungs. JOHN DFNIsON
KELLOGG, w. in tho Nh yea ~ ase ouy son of
John and Kelsey Aan hsoss. snd grandson Of Isaac
MsHun
Tho funeral wili tass place rpm The residence Of hi.
paifsnts Al Columbia 81 on sunday a. halfpas O'Clock
a. ~hieh hoa Tho f'sras Of the fsaiy respectfully
invited e. attend
On Friday mosaias shs "a iesl LEWIS GREEN. 'on
~ John L. add Mary huineu. sssd Yeas n noaths
aaa aafs
The tlsais OF the family saa the member, - I. and
CITY Lodge. Ne at % efO respectfully invitea
60 ai'ssd bic hnsts saaaaS the Hh in.i az o'sees
ai ~ aisntsa
~ iisassa. March =. ans, abort illass DEBORAH
WALDO, In The fuu ysaf Of hsi age
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LEGIsLATUKE OF NRw-YORK.
EVENING REPORT.


SENATE. ALBANY, Friday, March 81 Pm.
The State Engineers bill was read third time
and passed.
The Senate then went into Executive Session /;
after which the Committee OF the Whole took up
and passed the bill amending the act Incorporating
the Saratoga and Washington Railroad Company.
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill 10 Abolish imprisonment for Debt and to
Limit Imprisonment for Fines wss passed, in sub
stance as follows: ANY person who shall have
been fined, and is Imprisoned for the non-psyment
of such fine, each days imprisonment Of such per-
son shall quidate 50 Of the fine 40 imposed.
Farther debate was had in Committee OF the
Whole on the Pilot resolutions.
The substitute offered by Mr.. BoKEE WAS reject
ed, aud the resolutions, as originally introduced by
Mr. PHGsIx, agreed 70.
The Committee Of tie Whole passed 10 a third
reading Of the bill granting school money to the Or
phan Asylum Society Of Brooklyn, having amend.
ed the bill as to make it applicable to both As
sylums.
The bill authorizing loan OF $4,000 by the
Common Council OF New.York went to a third
reading.
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By Telegraph to the New- York Tribune.
xX&th CONGREss.....F First Session.

SENATE. .WA,HrsGTos, March 3. lsis.
A Message was received from the President
communicating the correspondence between the
Government and MIR Wise, called for by prev-
Gus resolution of the Senate. 1t was received and
ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. CAss proposed to introduce bill for the pur
pose of ascertaining and paying California claims.
Mr.. DIX OF y. Y. presented a memorial from Ply
sicsns and Surgeons Of York regarding the
adulteration Of drugs which was received and re
ferred.
Mr. Dickinson of y. Y. presented the proceed
ings OF large and respectable meeting held at
Saratoga, n. Y, against the war and In favor OF
peace
Mr. PEARoE then moved TO resume the consid.
GRAFTON OF the special order of the day, but gave
way to motion 70 take up joint resolution from
the House TO purchase maps, charts, &c Tor the
use of the Congressional Library, which being dis
posed Of
Mir DAYToS Of New-Jersey, presented resolu-
tons passed by the Legislature OF said State in
stTucting their Senators and Representatives to
support Mr. Whitney's plan OF railroad to the
Pacific. la introducing the resolutions the honora-
bic Senator took occasion to say that they were
contrary to his preconceived opinions and that be
did not feel the necessity of being guided by them.
They were duly received and ordered to be printed.
Mr. WEsrcoTT submitted resolution that one
thousand additional copies of Cooks report be
printed.
On motion of Mr. SEVER the Senate then went
into Executive Session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Speaker Mr.. WINTHROP, laid before the
House a report of the Commissioner of Patents
Also report of the number of Immigrants arrived
in the United States during the past year. Or
dered printed
Here communication with the Capital was suspended
BY the breaking Of the wires at Newark Bddgel