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WASHINGTON, March n, lS49.
kems About the Capttal-7he Secretary of tn
Treasury, &c. &c.

WASHINGTON, March n, lS49.
ksns About the Capttal-7he Secretary of the
1feasx'y, &c. &c.
An order was issued to-day, by the Secretary of
the Treasury, calling upon all the clerks, &C., in
his department, to make statemen ts, In their own
hand writing, of the date of their appointment
whom they succeeded-the place of their nativity,
and the State from which they hail. The returns
were duly made, though at the expense Of fearful
forebodIngs 10 many of the unfortunate clerks.
Some profess to see the germ Of ''proscnption" IN
this ORDER whilst others are of opinion that It is
done with a view OF equal.zing the number OF ap-
pointments from the different States. At present,
Eastern Virginia and Tennessee are better repre-.
scented yhan the whole OF the other States put to-
gelheT. II Is more than probable, however, that
the order Is merely tor the purpose OF giving the
Secretary that knowledge OF the material Of his
department which Is deemed necessary,
The Presidents reception to-day was well at
tended, notwithstanding the inclemency Cf the
weather. Mrs. Taylor did not receive, on accoua
OF indisposition but Mrs Bliss was visited by
large number of ladies'. Colonel Webb was float
ing about the "paace," in full fig apparently very
well satisfied with himself. 1t is said that his
prospt CITE Tor a mission are looking up.
Mr. Meredith has taken the large house in ths
PRESIDENTS square, formerly occupied by Lord
Ashburton, and more recently by Joseph Gales,
EsQ.
Mr.. Ewing has rented house on the corner OF
@ and Fifteenth streets.
Mr.. Clayton is moving into the mansion on +.
street. lately occupied by Mr. Buchanan.
Colonel Bliss will continue to act as Private Sec
rotary TO the President TIL fall, when 1t is I'M
derstoOd some other gentleman will be perma-
nently appointed 10 that position. o.
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Married,

Married,
In Warrington, d. e the 9th inst, ct St.
Matthews Church, by the Rev. James B. Donellsn,
CHARLES BERAULr, JR, Of the city Of New York, to
MANY AGNEsANDERsoN, of Washington. d. C.
On Wednesday evening, 2Sth inst, by the Rev. Geo.
H. Fisher WILLIAM DoDp to Miss EMMA A. BLoop Cd,
daughter of MIR Bioodgood, Esq all Of this city
At KILN gy. CT. by Rev. L. W Wheeler, N p. Por-
On Wednesday evening, 2Sth inst, by Rev. DR..
Price. Mr.. VIM McPHERsoN, Jun, Of Roslyn, Long
Island to Miss MARIA TANNER PoILLoN, Of this oity.
Died,
On March 20, MARY HART, after short illness, In
the Gath year of her sge native Of Ireland county
Kildare.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the house Of her Edward
Hart No. "a James street. corner Of Oak, Saturday
On wednesday afternoon, after lingering illnses,
which borne with Christian resignation, Mrs
MARY. wife Of William r. Taylor, aged AZ years.
The friends Of the family, and the members of Mar
fully invited to attend her funeral this Friday)
afternoon at O'Clock, from her late residence, sos
Hudson strset
At New Orleans, on the 10th instant, Of cholera
Capt. JAMps PsNNoYER
At Lapduf, N. H., leth inst, Mr.. JEREMIAH BOWEN
aged IS q soldier Of the revolution.
At Saco, Me, 23d inst, Mr. BENJAMIN SIMPSON, aged
o. one Of the immortal "tea party" that threw the
csrgoes Of tea from ships in Boston harbor.
At Albany, on the 9th inst Of paralysis. JOHN E.
At Albany, on the 27th inst, JONATHAN KIDNEY
aged So years. MIR. X. served his time . blacksmith
and followed the business always In l777 he
dered out - mtaman to escort the British prison.
taken at Saratoga first to Hartford and thence to
Boston.
At Tonipgton. on the Sd inst Noah DRAKE aged
81 years, soldier Of the revolution.
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awers, with out experience, except - third or
fourth rate nembers OF Congress.
One OF y, ur correspondents, ! observe, stated
ths the su, scriptIon OF Congress to Gales u Sea-
IONS Register Of Debates would probably extend
TO twenty VOLUMES. This was error, az notice
by me res oluilon of Congress the subscription was
for the debatesln the I'd, Sd, and 4th Congress
probably six volumes. Gales and Seaton formerly
published the debates, from 1924 to 1887 In IA vol
quite important that complete series of these de.
bates should be printed. and there Is still chasm
from is1 TO 1924 to be filled, besides tthose since
supplies. w.
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Pnass myers Arrived

vERPooI-Packet shp Hsteroo-Thos Fielding and ,.dv
IFedps ns Fanny rs dina esaers Frederick Msnte md
Samuel Fielding 81 London; C&oupt Cannon NJ 1.r".
bury barry Mrs Harry Of Cork Robinson and iaiy Of
Dub In mrs Issak Miss 0uft OF Dublib (h,i.sv a.
pool FKohm Of Germany FCove ornish Of Hsnchsssss-
Lido. Of Cerk Perkins Crow OF London, G,;soc =
Davis. Hencerton Thompson Of Durham; Mis- navsi a
Dublin. -''' " '''S~A' "
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Tie Philadelphia Conference Of the Meth odist Evan
gelicsl Church assembled in Philadelphia Wednss-
day last II is not thought any matters Of general
public In terest will b. acted upon.
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LhwEs DRi, -For the last two da and nj "a h.s
su.h osnale have occurred coast must e1
Iect hear cstuss ABOUT hfy vessels have been
Phi H pRs for oss.
dry alto. sses %si"
s. n Ard It Presumed her cargo 70 not tally Injured
pS Hs :d' s%spr. se .s sss
Of ana went to ps.e Cap s..ds n,row
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Breaker has away; ana sskins
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on sondsy morning AID went t. pieces and several
cine .: sad 10 Ss vessel, mel rg, .ohoSo.
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Yoii Tor rh'sd, phia e ballast Ma
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So ts Am n,th Bownes Ban Francisco; and
Norfolk -' "~"-'p~A' WI
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Crose BAY tG sus Ballard; suwhnbce. Clark; Lucy
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br barb hSry Ann Peters hamilton Bermuda schrs Vi
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ASSEMBLY.


Mr BAeLKy, to prohibit sale Of spirituous liquors;
ieatve to bridges IN the town Of Lyme; Mr. Slocum,
Of kose AyraJd an alien for relief Mr. Tutte for the
new county Of Harrison; to annex part of Lexington
to Winshsm.
Mr.. CRoss reported bill to permit the city Of Brook
Ign TO erect gas lamp posts
Mr.. WoopNUyy reported bill TO detect horse thieves
In Sand Lake,
M Cross, fsvoraby, the bill to amend the charter
OF the city OF Utica.
Mr. BELgMAN, the Senate bill in relation to the Ma
tuxal History Of New York
Mr.. BAGLIy, complete the bill to amend the aot In
relation to Telegraph oompaAies.
Mir NssH, lavorably, the bill fer Q railroad from
PlsttsbuTg to tie Canada line
Mr. BSsRMAN, complete, the bill In relation TO the
Colo Mai History.
Mr. W 3. sMIrp. complete, csding the old Fort land
at Otwsgo Tor . u. h. Hospital.
Mr.. VAKspM, ths h!i for . railroad from Ssokett's
Mr.. GLASS, sgsipst the petititions for an squsduot
over the Hudtoa River nesr Fort Miller dam.
Mr. Bows~, complete, the bill to amend the New
York School act
Also favoraby the bill In relation to the Peniten-
tisIy Of the city Of New York.
Aho. oIaby, the bill for d road mater In 12th
wsro Of the city II Rev York
MI THoMrsos, fsvorably, the Senate bill for .
canal bridge at Medina
Aho iayorsbly, the bill for the tier security Of
hborers ON the public works.
AFRO by bill, for the relief Of Elizabeth 8. Granger
Afro favorsby the bill to repesl the act in relation
yto The .rrprs Waters Ct the capal
Mr. BAiLt', fAvorsbly, the bill In relation 70 the
trsn'eriptitn OF records In Franklin county
hso TIE Dill In relation 10 90 partnership styles
% sgspst The petition for the relief Of
NJ W"'ts t"ecrsh'y. the Buffalo Dry Dock bill
~ .,'s,r Gs..t - 70 Lt,v,, "a ny u.o,, thu
@tpL@thLeie - III sia.i,L " r poss Tie nsmes Of
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Committee Of Elections, Messra Richard w.
Thompson, Joseph Muln, Lucien B. Chase, Natha-
MEL Boyden, Timothy Jenkins, John Van Dyke $.
w. Inge, j. Dixon Roman Hezekiah Williams.
Of Ways aud Means.-NIessrs Samuel j. Vim.
ton, Alexander H. Stevens, James j. Mckay, Charles
Hudson, James Mcdowell, Charles 8. Morehead, J.
Pollock, Samuel G. Hubbard Henry Nicol.
or Claims. Messrs. John A Rockwell, John
Crowell, John r. j. Daniel VIM. Nelson, David
Wilmot' George @. Dunn, Thomas w Lyon, Tho
mas $. Fournoy; James II. Thomas.
Grinnell, John Wentworth, Moses Hampton, Ban
non G.. Thbodcaux, Archibald Atkinson, Dudley $.
Gregory, Joseph A. Woodward, Kingsley s. Bing.
ham. n
nett Duncan, A. II. Shepherd, Richard Brodhend,
Harvey Putnam, Willard p. Hall, Alex, Evans w.
r. w. Cobb, Horace Grcey. -
On the Post Office and Post Roads ,,Messrs VIM
L. Goggin Joseph M. Root, Charles Brown, Daniel
b. ST. John, John s. Phelps Elisha Embree, George
w Jones, Abraham Lincoln, David 8. kaufman.
For he District ef Colombia. Messrs John g.
Gse%1 A. E Fek Ase W f Henry T Tsos
o. Edwards, Benjamin b. Thurson, John Z.
Gaines.
On he Judiciary Messrs. Joseph R. Ingersoll,
George Ashmun, John Petit, Nathan K. Hall, John
H. Lumpkin, james Dixon, Richard French John
l.. Taylor, Richard X. Meade
On Revolutionary Claims. -Messrs. Daniel P;
King, Chester Butler, Franklin w. Bowdon, Alfred
iverson, Orlando Kellogg, Jonathan D Morris, VIM
A. Newell, +. K. Smart, and William Pitt Lind
| On Public Expenditures. Nlessrs. Thomas L..
Clngman, John Slrohm, Henry Bedinger, ARENAS
| Hale, John Jameson, John w. Jones, Emile La
Sere, Franklin Clarke, II. y. Conger.
| On Priratc Land Claims.--Messrs John Gayle,
| J. T.. Brady, W. w. Wick, David Rrmsey, IT,, J.
H. Harnanson, ?. W. Tompkins, RS. Candy, An
| drew johnson, Mason @. Darling
| On Manufactures -Messrs. s{ndrew Stewart A
Abbott Joseph Z. Edsall John w. Houston, Chas
| II. Stuart Eiakim Sheriff., VIM q. Brown, John
| w. Crisfeld James II. Johnson.
NOn Agriculture. -MIessrs. Hugh White, VIM.
| SAWYER, John c. Pafrcy, Sampson w. Harris, VIM.
Rockhil, Hiram Belcher, VIM. Thompson, John ].
Slingerand w. l.. Goggin.
on Indian Affairs. -Messrs. d. M. Barringer, M.
p. Gentry jacob Thompson, A. II. McIlvaine, G.
w. Cathcart, J. r. Giddngs L. b. Peck, A. Buck
ner II. w. Johnson
On Military Affairs. Messers John NJ. Bolts,
Armstead Burt, James Wilson, II. A.. Harrison,
John Dickey Linn Boyd, Dudley Marvin, VIM. I.
Haskell, David Fisher.
On he Mlifid.--Messrs John d. Thompson,
John Blanchard, Robert M. McLane, Charles II.
Peaslee r. +. l.. Beall, Esbon Blackburn, William
A. Richardson, w. s. Fcatherston, r. Dickinson
| On Napal Afairs.Mcssrs. Thomas Butler King
Isaac f. Holmes, Il. G. Schenck, Hugh White, Thos
| H. Bayly, Lewis G. Levin, Frederick r. Stanton,
David Outlaw, Amos Tuck.
On Foreign Affairs. - essrs., Truman Smith,
Henry W. Hllliard Q. J. Ingersoll, George P. Marsh
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nUE JANUARY NUMBER OF GRAHAM'S MAGA.
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other old contributors will continue 10 enrich our pages
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January 8, lS4s.

Dear Sir Believing that public statement
of my affliction may be of service TO others sim
iary afflicted, us well as benefit to yourself
take this means of informing you, that about three
he Lungs which induced my friends to despair
of my recovery. My health continued to decline
for year, when ! was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo Having applied to physicians, both
in this place and Baltimore without the least bene-
fit, and having also made use of the Gairanic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded to try your
Extract Of iSarsapariAd and am happy to say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH w. SMALLWOOD.
To A. J.. ScHwARTzE, Jr., january %, lS46,
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wAsHlsaroS, December %, ls47.
wAsHlsaros, December %, 1917.

To DIR. A. ]. SCHwARTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir. hereby acknowledge debt of gra
titnde due you, In saying that attribute my pre-
sent state of good health entirely the use of your in
valuable preparation Of Sarsapariia. Having been
afflicted with an Infammdfory Rheumatic Affection
of tho knee Joint which sweled to such degree aa
10 confine me 10 bed for many weeks, depriving
me Of the entire use of my limb and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians without
the least prospect of recovering made use of your
Extract Of Snrsaparila to the amount OF bottles
after which began to my limb, and upon Its
further use had the satisfaction to find the disease
radicuied and my general health very much impro.
we'd. Two years have now elapsed md my health
still continues good You areat liberty 10 make Use
of this us you may think proper.
Very truely your obedient servant,
VIM. w, STEWART.
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PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATES.

WAsHINGToN, January g. lS46.
am informed OF the ingredients OF which DR..
Schwartze's Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla Ia
composed, and believe 1t TO be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted to produce a santary Alternative effect
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, M. d.
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WARRINGTON, january II, 1876
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode of preparing DR.. Schwartzes Compound
Extract Of Sarsnparlla believe II to be most hap,
py remedial combination of that valuable root with
the other remedies Of which II is composed.
J. NJ. GIBSON, M D.
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A CARD.-An persons to whom | am indebted
"a are respectfully informed that will meet my
obligations fast us shall be able TO do Mean
time, ! should be pleased to have the opportunity
Of hquidating my debts, either in whole or In part
by job-printng, by advertisements in OF subscrip-
lions to the National Wing.
CHARLES w. FENToN,
Proprietor Of Mar Wig,
Washington, Jan'y lst, ls49,
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rTThe above named medicine may be had ia
WSshington. wholesale and retail at The Store OF
he pRS)pRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue three
doors east Of Sd street; at CHAs. SToTr & co.'s,
Pennsylvania Avenue near 1,h street also, att l..
KIDWELL'S, Georgetown D: e. In Baltimore,
south Liberty street, OF ISRAEL GRAHAMS
corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw streets; also at
GEO w. JONES', corner Of Baltimore and High
r. 'f PsiiEiRPoINT, and COOKS PEELs, and a,
other Druggists. jan l--dd
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II gives pleasure TO recommend the Compound
Extract of Sarsaparila, prepared by Dr. Schwartz,
as have knowledge Of its constituent parts. be
leve that II will achieve for the afflicted, than
any other preparation Of Sarsapara now before the
public. II. +. CONDICT, M. D.
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WAsHrsoTos, January "a. ls4s

WAsHIS6ToS, january "a, lS45.
II gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor Of the above medicine, and also
with number Of gentlemen, who have tested its eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachabe
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on.
ULYSSES WARD
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GEoReErowN, Januaru al, lsl5.

Having been made acquainted by DR.. Schwartze
with the ingredients Of his preparation Of Sarsaparls,
concur with the medical gentlemen above in regard
ing It Alternative of great efficacy and innan
cases. Which such Alternative is adapted Of great
power BENZ, s. BOHRER, NJ. u,
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woRTHINaToN a. sNETHnN,

FORMERLY soLiciToR OF tbs ohNhHAh tANo offtch,
ATTORNEY AND. COUNSELLOR AT LAWi
Washington, ID. O.,
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court Of the United Satea
the Courts Of the District and Of the neighborng States
gives legal counsel his Chambers prosecules claims
every description against Congress any Of the Depart
ents OF Government acts as agent In procuring letters
patent for inventions and is prepared to execute any bust
requiring the presence and attention OF counsel Of
agent at The seat Of government:
uS- Office at his dwelling, No. Missouri Avenue, be
tween and ~ streets
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WAsHiSeroN, January 70, iS45
Most Of the gentlemen named above arc known TO
me as citizens of high respoctabiiyi and the pro-
fessional portion of them are OF tile pest standing
among the physicians Of this Community on, .,rlix
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PERRIN WASHINGTON.
To Dr. a. ]. ScHwAnrzE, u.

Dear Sir. Under sense of deep obligation to
the virtue of your Sarsapara" in the entire res
ration of one of my children from General Debli-
ty and prostraton Of the system take plea
sure in testifying TO your Invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were used two years since, when tho
child was restored to- and still continues in the en-
joyment Of, perfect health.
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WAsHrseros. January 6. ls4s.

To DR.. A. J. ScHwARTzE Jr. h
Dear Sir /. take great pleasure in stating that
about ls months since, used your Compound Err
trac of Sarsdpariiia as remedy for General Debit
and that n few bottles restored mo to sound health
which has continued to the present time.
Very respectfully,
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY

SECOND SESSION..
THE SENATE.
wings In ltalcs-Independent ID Small Capitals
Gratis In Romanl
GEORGE MIFFLlN DALLAS, EE- O6ico President
Postoice, Philadelphia in Washington al Mrs
Williams, l7th and Pa. Az.
Names. Home r. Office. Res'e IN Washington.
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This seat Is to be contested by Daniel Miller, wing,
In consequence Of the rejection Of the poll book OF the
Kanesylle precinct.
Elected as Taylor men, but are democrats,
This seat Ia 10 be contested by John s. Little, Jr wing.
on account OF alledged fraud in the returns from Richmond
and the district Of Penn.
legged frauds .,.., 49,. ,,.
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HOUSE OF Representative
Whgs In Ialics-N Natives In Small Capitals Democrats IN
RDman.l
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r. b. Rheti, J. $. Pendleton William Ducr Robert
McClelland, Daniel Duncan.
OHH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g.. b. Smith, X. u.
Cranston, Howell Cobb, Julius Rockwell James
Thompson, Daniel Got, |. E. Morse, Nathan Evans,
Il. Pillsbury.
| On Revolutionary Pensions. Messrs. VIM. NJ.
Cecke, Peter III. Sylvester, John d. Cummins, John
E'recdley, Thos. s. Bocock, Richard $. Donncll,
David Hamnons, w. Strong, Sidney Lawrence.
| On Laraiid Pensions Messrs. A. 81 Fulton, Hen
ry Mes George Fries w. T. Lawrence, 4. W. Ven
Wiley, Geo. Petre.
on roads and Canals. -Messrs. Rsbt G. Schenck,
Elias u. Holmes, Robert Smith, Alexander Irwin,
4. W, II, Clapp Cornelius Warren Samuel O.
On I'ateats.-M essrs. John w. Farrelly VIM B.
Alacny, rhomasJ. Henley, John W, Jones, and John
on Public buildings and Grounds Messrs.
Robert M. McLane, Gideon Reynolds.
On Rtpisdi and Unfinished Bnsiness.--M essrs.
Henry Mes, r. w. Lnfd, ARENAS Hale, Thomas j.
Turner II. L. w. Hill
o. ACCOUNTS. -sisasrs. D. p. King Linn Boyd,
D: s. Gregory, GA. Starkweather VIM Kennon, jr.,
WIN. Henry.
On Mileage lIessrs Hiram Belcher Thomas
Richey, Cornelius Warren, w. A. Richardson, James
s. Green.
On Engraving. Messrs Lewis c. Levin, Henry
c. Murphy, Green Adams
On Tie Library 9 Congress on he Part Of the
Ho,'ss,-Msssrs William B. Preston, Henry G. Muir
1
The following committees appointed at the first
session stand through the Congress, viz;
Committee on Expenditures in the STATE Depart
ment- Messfs. ID. NJ Barringer, John Fl. Crozler,
Samuel Lain, James Dixon, Vim. Collins.
On Expenditures in the Treasury Department. -
Mcssrs. Joseph NJ Root, r. S. Donnell A. Birdsall,
A. Buckner, w. S. Featherston.
On Expenditures in The Hdr Department. Messrs
John II. Crozier, r. w. Thompson, VIM. Kennon,
Jr., +. w, Lord, A. Lincoln.
On Expenditures in The Nary Department. -Messrs
P. w. Thompkins, Nathaniel Boyden, VIM B. Mac
lay, b. L. Clark, Amos Tuck.
On Expenditures in the Post Office Department
Messrs James Wilson, Orlando Kellogg, G. E. Stuart,
s. LETTER, John B. Thompson.
On Expenditures on the Public Buildings--A Iessrs
f. Darlington Cnbell James G. Hampton, William
Sawyer, Elias b, Holiness w, A. Richardson.
On Enrolled BMs-Messrs James G. Hampton, j.
l.. Robinson.
On Printing. Mcssrs. H. s. Conger Thomas J.
Henley John B. Thompson.
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