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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

TEE GREAT MAN oFTHE DAY-One Of our aniable
but rilly contemporaries states that the great man
ofthe present day is COL Curtis Although he lost the
nomination for Governor Of New York. ut the recent
convention, yet he has completely succeeded in har-
monizing the democratic party and in settling all
the intestine feuds which have heretofore subsistcd
between them. This is great news indeed, and If
the distinguished Colonel, who has been caught at
last will accept Of the Office Of Governor Of Coney
Island, we can help him to that high and dignihed
post, without the Intervention Of primary meetings
or n democratic organ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

The great English and American Garnet
Depot and regulatory trade prices, Hiram Anderson No
sssson 1% ss thrice price, d, Of ss
Ingram Carpcting. Rugs. OH cloths Window Shades So
offered In this country. ~
Peterson and Humphrey, $40 Bro advay.
the auction rooms unusual large and elegant stock
Csrpspg surprising in brspey soors rehness Of de-.
where All the renowned World Pair Carpet in one ca
tire piece, to which we call public attention.
Rich Carpetlngs.-Smith and Lounsbcry,
street prepared their styles
Alo choice stock Of all Other goods car.
challenge competition. '"-'
o. Saunders Metallic Tablet strop,-Th,s
Article e: .s s Gns and ,,o..Sy
By the judges 70 have equal setting rsnor
AZ sas 81 's For sale
Dressing Cases for TravcIlers.-The cyh,.c
They are sim BE 10 their son.syyu..es
cheap SAUNDERS NJ Assor House, and s seosd. .as
q pocket Knivss ths most
SAUNDERS, No. I Ast,r House. and sa srossWssy.
Comb Factory, 3s7 Observation-Disclosures.
Are see tho newest styles Combs In tortoss shsi
morn: the variety embraces thousasd
A. -. SAUNDERS. ss7 Bro.sv.,
Rasolr observation-disclosures Raxnrs n.~
.cua IN thtir e?trcrs Durability and Lss..s.. -
Flty car hs obtained kassIAs 81 s" u ssss~
sAvN0zss' x"I Aitss Ksua ~ ~ BusSuseN
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ARRIVAL Of he Canada at Boslon--Fu1iAsr Forsign
Mum

NsDs.
Bosros, March The steamship Canada, nom Law
sIpoo via Halifax, arrived this evening, Dut ho' ~ "o
10 get Oh the per mails from tue south ana cat
The from Buenos Ayres received ia Engiano CON
hrins adylces the defeat oil uenffai sosas
O'clock action commenced, aud cont,naeu un.
10 O'Clock night ending In the total defeat ana oserfow
OF the Buenos Ayrean army The battle TOOK place he''
Santos Lugafes. ~.
ID is said four thousand slain Ia the battle Inc
Hoscin cavalry originally recruited for brazl teiany
On the night OF tue 4tn Gen Urquza slept at Quna ana
Gen Rosas Palermo The latter naiy escaped Ia as
gulse with of bis suite, board OF her Majesty
ship Locust His daughter dressed ssilor-boy was WIN
him. They were Afterwards transferred TO the snip Gan
Cen Marcilla was commanding in the city, aud had
offered 10 deliver up peaceaby the conquerot. The
diplomatic agents OF tue oegn houses had gone out to ar
range matters amicably II possible. ..+
Genera Poceco comm anded the Buenos Ayrean army
Mr. Payne mas ter of her Majesty's ship Locust rode
to the batte, when be was met by some OF Sen
Rosaes army retreating who demanded bis morse ne
refused they took II from him and shot HIM In 'oe
arm, wounding him so severely that he died
All the American, British, and French squadfons hao
landed companies OF marines 10 protect the foreign resi-
dents
PoRruaAI,-The Portuguese cabinet had been completed
by the addition Of Viscoun Dlmerda, Garrett, and ~
Laba ministry SO favoraby endowed WIN taents ah'
oratorica powers had existed for dozen years
The reform OF the charter was likely be earned.
HOLLAND The second chamber had rejected one OF th
lost important clauses in the bill Tor establishing an IN
come tax. The ministry therefore Withdrew the measure
AUsraALA.-Sy dney advices the 18th December hat
reached Liverpool Provisions were exceedingly dear
though not scarce. The place Is quite deserted.o m am
people had gone the dggpgs, where gold exists In gfea
abundance Women are getting us much as lVs. u ia
for dschargng vessels.
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SEsATE.--Mf Dawson presented joint resolutions OF
the legislature of New Mexico asking that troops may
be raised for the protection and defence OF that Territory
against the Indians
Mr. Fish presented three petitions favor OF recipo-
cal trade with Canada.
Mr. Adams appointed additional member OF the
Committee OF Claims in consequence OF the protTacled
absence OF Mr. Whitcomb. caused by illness,
Mr. Rusk reported bill granting lands TO Asa Whit
ney for the construction OF railroad to the Pacific
ocean.
Mr.. Borland'S resolution, calling upon the President TO
inform the Senate of the object of the naval expedition
ordered 10 the Indian seas taken up and debated
i'll the hour OF adjournment
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES, the House various
reports were made from the Committee Public
Lands, by Messrs. Cobb and Hem, which con-
sidered and disposed Of during the morning hour After
wards the rules suspended and, going into Com
mt,ee Of the Whole the state OF the Union (Mr Heb
bard in the chair,) speeches delivered by Messrs
Porter and Cleveland, Mr.. German next obtained the
floor whereupon the committee rose. and the House
shortly afterwards adjourned
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Tn, Nashville Banner and the oomprom,...

The above organ OF the wing party in Tennessee
makes what il terms "tte Startling announcement" that
we have changed our position the subject OF the Com
promise Wishing to mould the public sentiment
TO accept the wing candidate for the presidency which
Mr. Seward has in training the Banner displays It's usual
tactics by assaling the consistency OF IFS opponents.
Not syllable has ever appeared in the Union changing
the ground on which we placed II in our inaugural adj
dress Upon this ground the elections Of the last year
have been decided and the result is triumphant rcfu,a
ton of the assertion that the democratic party Is unw-
ling TO accept the Compromise final settlement Of the
slavery question II was never commended by that the
support OF the Compromise a pending legislative
measure was to be treated as party test On the
,rary our view has been invariably that il the duty
Of all patriotic citizens acquiesce in il after il became
lawo stand BY it as Compromise. and no, to look to
remedies for any sectional inequality which il may have
been supposed to contain beyond those contained in the
constitution.
We shall not be surprised, from the repdalon lately
displayed by the Banner, 10 in its columns regular
endorsement OF General SCOTS claims 10 the presidency
From all the signs OF the times the great wing party are
preparing surrender TO the sentiment which susiains
the slavery combinations in New York. Pennsyva-
MIA, and Ohio. Il is in this manner explain the con-
certed movement in most OF the wbig journals at the
South, announcing. in glarng capitals that the central
organ Of the democracy has abandoned It's position and
raised the Gag Of the viroiss We the Ban
ner that A'msy pretexts OF this sort advance its
objects, and that would crediably to come
right out and say that is going do in the next prcs
dental election exactly what Il did in the last--tha is.
take President without any fixed political principles
and purey on the ground that be has powder popu
laniy.
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BY 4. 5. WRIGHT. Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill Wednesday shall sell at the residence Of
O'Clock, street. between High and
streets Georgetown, excellent assortment Of furniture
viz
Mahogany sofa, divans, paor and rocking chairs
DO marble table and commode
DO do bureaus aud wash-elosct
fine Lamentcin portable washabc with toilet set COM
plefe
Girandoes, solar, hall, and lamps
Extension aiming and other tables
Cane, rush seat, and other chairs
Cherry wardrobe, French and cottage bedstcads
Feather beds, mattress, and window shades
China glass; crockery which hno
gold band tea
Parur, chamber, and stair pets, clocks, &c.
Passage oiicloih, androas, shovel and tongs
Cooking, air tight, and other stoves
assortment OF kitchen requisites.
Terms All under cas- So, credit OF
sixty and ninety days, bearing interest
80 - II. 8 WRIGHT, Auconeer.
Mar o7-d A. GREEN Crier.
no The above sale Is postponed, I'm consequence OF
AMI A. GREEN Auctioneer.
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The Cherokee, which left San Juan on the l7th or
18th March, and arrived he 23d at New Orleans re.
ports that the passengers who reached San Juan from
New York on The 18th Maroh--four hundred in num-
ber-wcre detained at San Juan because the water was
low that il impossible for the transportation boats
OF the Nicaragua line TO proceed.
On the Panama route, the passengers who arrived n,
New York on the 3lst March made the first trip on the
Panama railroad from Bahia Soldada, TO which point il
was in operation from Navy Baysavng forty miles OF
travel by the old route.
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NEW GOODS JUST OFFENDING now have the pl

NEW GOODS JUST OPENED.-we have pleas.
IN the public generally that
stocks Of dry goods that
offered for SALE having selected them with and
embraced opportunity Of getting them At the very loves, prices
confident Offer advantages purchasers
70 be met with in every dry soods house least we would desire
stock OF Canton goods which
Of thirty pieces neat plaid and striped india
Silks which opened, and think them superior
quality goods OF the Kind
goods and wash
OF the only
OF the ladies examine them, ard we promise
them shall cheap
We hand splendid stock Of embroidered and plain
aws, which bought cheap, and
viii offer possible prices for cash,
iua customers
hand choice Of handsome dress
plain, which Will offer the lowest market
Of New York.
rich black Rhine OF superior brands
IS best article imported all OF which viii offer
cheap
pieces very style figured the choice
coors and designs
10 mode pink, blue and slate colored
beregcs, Of be autiful qualify
ptrces silk figured Hermann, handsome
pieces handsome bcreees, at rs, ~, and 81
~. with
full stock Of linen goods Of all kinds.
Also, cloths aud vestngr, dri'ings, weed &C
w. NJ. SINISTER d Co.
Seventh street, doors above the Avenue, west side
April 2-6uf ThsatkTu
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G.ARuSI,S SALOON

NULL Friday evening" Apr 2 te GRAND Scenic
w MIRROR OF THE WONDERFUL DREAM.-This Is beyond
magnificent painting ever exhibited IN
country being illustration OF Bunyans renowned Aegoy
skill effect aud, combined with ITS great
epic rendering of the most intensely inter
eing the cities OF
New York aud Boston, and recently IN Bamo have given
their unanimous and unqualified APPRECIATION
The Palace moonlight, situated
magnificent proportions, and golden lights
River OF the Water OF Life, ills
curousy adorned with icsone Of the most and
the Enchanted Land
"Ceesai Ctyaic amongst the most beautiful scenes
To attendance of all the lovers art u only neces
beautiful designed and eAecu
e following eminent artists Of New York city;
huntington, Church,
a May, barley,
Kyie, Dalos and
Paul Dugzan.
Conductor aud deineaor, Nj Alfred Hart
Pianist L.. Woodruff
Exhibition and evening Doors open al aud
O'Clock curtain before 4 and g.
Cards of admission, % Children l2A cents reserved seats
so for ST. Tickets TO be had al the principal
hotels, music and nj the door.
descriptive catalogues i2jt cens
engagement at SAMSON street
Philadelphia 18th OF April, the last exhibition VIII be
given before Wednesday, April H.
Ap l-du
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CON N ERCIAL.
NKw YoaK. March 30. lssa.

NV fokks March 30 1914.
The abundance OF money continues 10 increase under
falling exchanges and OF specie exp ,ts,
panied BY active receipts produce from Tho interior The
deposites in bank increase and the specie accumuaes
reaching nearly $4,000 in the city, with Caor-
mia steamer at hand with further supply The de-
mand Tor money for railroad purposes at the West Is
acye but results OF the operation OF the works
important The OF the leading public works
in different sections OF the country, for several years.
have been follows
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ny a. GREEN. Aues,o...y.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT Aucrros.-on
Thursday, sth instant, shall premises
O'Clock handsome building lot, fronting
north between First and second streets west running 100
fee being lot No No 575 tho the
west Capitol This handsomely located make
three nne buildings running South bridge
finished the present year
Terms Of safe One ouh cash. balance In g. 10 10,
months the purchaser giving bearing
sale deed given and deed Of taken Title indpuabc
April 2-6t A GREEN, Auctoneer.
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ny >. G. MCGUIRE, A~eslsnssr.

TloMon Tuesday afternoons April iJ At O'Clock, shall
sell on the premises No 49, fronting Sew
snh street west between and south, together with
small houses which will be sold separate II desired.
Terms One fourth years. for
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest -. r. "a
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
April 2-eodhds Aucuonccr.
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ny A. GREEN. Aneslon..r.

~ ~ "HEHN. Aneuoneer.
WINDOW GLASS, FURNITURE ETC, AT AUCTioN-on
ssnrdsy, the I'd instant shall sell In front
90 sizes. 'e' s's"' ~ ~ - = ~
ho largo lot Of and second furniture sperm
and grocery line. - ~ sREEN
April a-d0 " Ancsions.r
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NATIONAL TuK.rRr Miss Cushman played Romeo last
evening to fun house-Mss Heron performing Juliet We
opera troupe has been engaged, and w' perform
In few days, in which are celebrated vocass
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-02

f} Smithsonian Leeturcs-profe-sor AQassg, OF
Cambridge, Massachuss, win deliver the
evenings OF Monday Wednesday Friday sub
ect The Foundation Of symmetry In the Animal Kingdom
The first lecture win take place Monday evening" d nst ~
Gould proposed postpone Of his
lectures until that cf Prof Asassix 10 concluded.
Ma 23--d2w
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Sales To-Day.
AUCTION NOTICE.

THE LAST CALL !-CLoSING OUT SALE The sale AT Odd
be- continued ts evening, o'clock, when
the uBcaled will positively
be sold. Great bargains may be realized
April JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-02

The wellknown schoolbook publishers OF PHILADELPHIA
Thomas, Cowperthwait Co, have just published large
duodecmo OF five hundred and dOy-eigh, pagcs-"The
Standard Speaker, containing Exercises In Prose and Po
etry for Defamation ia Schools Academies Lyceums
Colleges, newly translated piled from celebrated Ora
tors Authors, and Popular Debates Ancient and Modern
Treatse on oraory aud Eoculion and Notes Erplans
tory and Bognphica-by Ep.s Sargent" This book bears
abundant evidences Of editorial csearch and labor The
original transations would form volume OF Respectable
,ze, and they all srkngy adapted the purpose OF
eocutoaary practice. some passages Of levid coquence
from Arabeau, hobospierrc, and Victor Hugo given
Ancient eloquence is also well represented and
spirited uansstions The department of British paria-
mcntary oratory shows extracts from Pym, Chatham,
Barre, Wilkes, Thurlow, Gra,tan, Pitt Fox, Sheridan,
Cutran, Canning. Bfougham, OConnel She'll MacauIay,
Croker Taourd Palmcrs,oo, Golden, and many Others
and In nine instances Of the exercises
piled originally for this volume. The American depart
Is quito ch and, while tho old maserp pieces of
Patrick Henry, Ame Randolph Clay, Calhoun Webster,
ayne, and others retained, large number OF fresh
and striking pieces introduced from the eoquence OF
Congress and tho American lectuferoom.
In It's dramatic and poeticsl novelties tho work Is of
amply supplied. Mr. sargcnts editorial experience
here has enabled him add much that other compi-
es have entirely overlooked In the adaptation OF the
ercisos, great discrimination has been shown. They
OF the right length, py and calculated engage the
tenlion Of the young new and valuable feature Of the
work is the introduction OF notes, biographical and ex
panaory In the instances Of authors con,eu poray
the dates OF their birth and death given An introduce
tory treatise comprising much practical information
the subject Of elocutoni gives completeness the
Such is Tho Standard Speaker and, while 1t will be
found justify its title la the retention OF all standard
specimens Of rhetoric suitable for Its purposes presents
In Its large proportion OF exercises Of high chnrc
ter. fresh and enduring claims 10 popularity
We learn that the above named excellent work is on
sale at Morisops bookstore in this ci,y.ED. Usros.
Treasury Note. Outstanding April I, 1854
Amount outstanding Of the issue. per prior
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LII Magazines be epund ~ Taylor a Msury's
n bookstore eb Subscribers copies
part offhe city received.
Ap1
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card 10 a proper and legitimate expedition any other
MI WELLER. You cannot get IL without the whole
world having il and don't choose 10 give II TO o'hef na
iIons. - .a
Mr. BORLAND The senator is mistaken with regard
10 the question OF Instructions That pan OF the fesou
lion has been stricken We do moi ask Tor those IN
slruetions but merely for the force engaged ana ne
objects of the expedition leaving il the President TO
say how much information with regard TO those OBJ
ects shall be given There is charge OF improppely,
nor ntmation OF improperly and would ask for the
information just soon, and desire II as much II this
expedition Tor purposes that knew 10 be proper and
beneficial to the country, as otherwise.
Mr.. GWlN. This question may have an important
bearing upon the State that have the honor in part TO
represent here and think, therefore, that this esolu-
ZION better lie ove and that into executive session.
have important business before there there
fore to postpone the further consideration OF this
resolution Tor the purpose OF going into executive
session.
The question being then taken upon the motion to post
pone, upon division agreed to as iolows-ayes
%, noes TO-
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration OF
ecuive business and after time spent therein, the
doors reopened whereupon,
The Senate adjourned.
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rrrrrros,. rrc.. UNDER rms RuLs.

BY Mr., DAVIS Of Indiana The memorial of James II.
Nelsou 3 A. Burnett and > ID Garre Of Indiana, pray
additional compensation for their services assistant
aSshals in taking the seventh referred the Com
mittee Of Claims.
BY Mr. GAYLoRDt The petition OF 4. A. Bratton and
100 other OF Noble county Ohio asking Congress
TO establish the bridges Of the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company as postfoeds.
BY Mr. SEYMOUR, OF New York A memorial Of cid.
OF New York. asking donation OF the public lands
in aid of the of railroad from
Lands .HNN ~. ~
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Sale, susight Stale, 81 so 81 ST. fouhen, 81 81 a
a. 80 Wheat ITO Corn is abundant, bnt is In
demsnd for shipment 66 cents Orleans mixed. Pork Is
firm at ~ Ia. new mess prime, Is l6t. Lard, a
o. Butter very and high. The exports to Cali
forna have reduced the stocks here, which very
low.
The ratios OF sterling bills duh at ~ 81 and the sup
ply OF mercantile is good Money being increasingly
abundant there is disposition 70 move, and stocks
quite Arm. The demand for good stocks foreign
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| TNaI.TxH GoOsEBERRIFs AND EVERGREEN

4
ENaLIxH eoOsEBERRIEs AND EvERcREEs
IL TREEson Saturday, April 30, at hnifpa-t O'Clock p.
, g. ss from u. sIs IA.
England being In splendid condition. and comprising
s%eh scented saea Jolly anger sns, ssatpsa Scorpion to-
sss r %ees ss"ny s n %s. sssS %
'iss high fsvo and :"ns Vigorous and thrifty
Of which may be seen growing 50 gracefully ospo
European superior bssm fur, being
beautiful and graceful Its largely cultivated IN The north
Also sosy thrifty plants, which win be offered
Terms cash JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
| Aprna-d Auctioneer.
TnUsTEtss sale Of Ee., E...sssy virtue @ deed O
w y. No ia folio. Noe 90 81 and %, land
paymen, o. certain debt BY reference said deed WIN
fully appeal we shall proceed 70 sell At public auction IN from, Of
Is square No Sd win as mpro,s%on thereon, sub
Terms cash which, r no, complied with within three day. from
upon days notice. the same terms The .s and
S Sho, n, tTNAy VS. Trustees.
Ap l--dlm 4. GREEN, Aucuonecr.
TILE . H.na@.,s to the ri.nsforss comprising !.
.c,ion. how keep always In by D. Templeton just
TAYLOR MAURy,
Apn'a booksellers, near 9th street.
ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE, A.ctionser.
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
FAMILY AT AUcTIoN-on Monday morning, April s,h, at
shall sell a. ne residence Of Mr. Mshs on The cor
ing desirable and well kept furniture, viz;
Rosewood piano
Walnut carved chairs, (scsrlet dsmash)
Do gothic beadsd and pnrlof chairs
Do marble top centre table
DO sand and tables
Mahogany centre table, sdeboard
DO parior chairs and rockers
DO dining and breakfast tables
Three ply and ingram carpets,
Passage and floor cloth, stair carpets
High and low bedstends, bureaus
Wardrobcs, washstands, toilet
Beds, hair, cotton and shnck
China, crockery, and glass
Tog-hcr with assortment Of excellent culinary
firm nraiIfne
Terms Thirty dollars under. thirty doays
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily
bearing interest ''
- JAMES q, MCGUIRE,
np" =" Anctoneer.
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The market closes with rise In Nicaragua stock IL scd
yesterday 80, and colapsedfanE - 10. II has risen
since TO a.. Other stocks are firm.
Years, PRENTICE.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. n. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr. w. NJ FLEMING, Stage
Manager.
Positively night engagement, great
Miss CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN.
Or Faipay Evssrse, April ., 1852,
win bo presented the by Daniel Terry,
entitled
GUY MANNERrNc, OR THE GiPsEy's PROPHECY.
"sk Auss Sushnsn
During the performance Miss A. Walters
the Highland Fling
To conclude with tho petite comedy OF
DELICATE GROUND.
Tomorrow evening farewell benefit Of Miss CUsHMAN.
Private boxes 45 dress circle aud so reserved
seats rs cens orchestra rs family circle 25
,hrd Tier, 80 cents; coored gallery, Is cents.
Ap2
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HOUSE OF nErnrsEnTArrvEs

After the reading OF the journal
The regular order OF business being insisted on BY MIR
CLINGMAN--
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THE Hsndmsid to the Pianoforte, comprising a
fall description mechanism Of the instrument,
sctions how to keep always in by r. a. Tempeon Just
Published, and or sale by
TAYLOR h MAURy,
Aprila BookseIIers, near OH street
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On motion OF Mr.. HOUSTON. a communication from
the Secretary OF the Treasury. lying the Speakers
table, concerning the pans specifications SC, OF certain
public buildings proposed to be erected at San Francisco
California, &c, taken up; and being read, il
fered the Committee of Ways and Means and ordered
10 be printed.
Mr.. NABERS. by leave. addressed the House in few
remarks in reply 10 what he deemed TO be an erroneous
reflection upon bis positions in the late speech OF his col
league, Mr. Bows who as Mr.. N. explained, had en-
trely misunderstood portion OF his previous speech.
The House then adjourned