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BANK EXCHANGE PLACE.

ID Sje North St6f. Bf,rcen 10th GRd 11M.
V'HE undersigned respectfully inform their t"low
/ citizens and the public generally. that they have
opened an establishment under tin. above pane with
the intention of keeping what is much wanted in
this city first class RESTAURANT in which every
dciicacy Of the sea~on. either Of fish, flesh. fowl,
can always be obtained, and where good order.
bned with social and cheerful intercourse. will be
the ruling feature. For gentlemen having calls upon
the different Departments, for merchants and huSi
ness men, its location is unsurpassed by any other;
being situated about midway between the large hotels
and business portion Of the city-the banks and
Government offices.
Their bar will he surpliedwith the choicest wines.
Of superior brands and they have made arrange
ments which will enable them to furnish their guests
with brandies and other liquor7 direct from the i'm
porters.
Will he filed daily. for the accommodation of mer
camille men, and their visitors, all the principal
newspapers, periodicals. &c Of the northern south
ern and western cities.
SuppCrs served up for private parties, and at the
shortest no. ice to insure satisfaction.
The subscribers respectfully solicit the Puhlics
patronage, being determined that nothing shall BE-
wanting their part, upon the part of their
sistantS. to insure satisfaction
nov l2-eolm RABBlTr POWERS
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q IL AT L 81

just FCBLISHBD-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE!
4 PEW words on the r8tiOna treatment. without
n Medicine, of Sprrmatnrrhss. or Local Weak-
ness, Nervous Debility Low Spirits. Lsssitule W sak-
nees Of the Limb. and the Back, lnlislosiIon. and
lncapacity for Stydv and Labor Dullnsss Ot Appr;-
henson, Loss of Memory Aversion to Society, Love
of Solitude, Timdy, SelfDistrust. Dizziness Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges Pains in the Side At
fection c the Eyes Pimpes on the Face, Sexual and
other IDirmties in Man
From the French If Dr. r. Delaney.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed T,thoM medicine is in this
small tract. clearly demonstrated. and the entirely
and highly successful treatment, as adopted hy
the Author fully explained. hv means Of which eve
ry one is enabled IN cure himself perfectly, and st
the least possible cost. avoiding thereby, all the ad
vertlsed nOstrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in n
sealed envelope by remiting post paid) two postage
stamps to Dr. r. DELANEY, or Box 100, Broadway
Post OfYi1e, n. Y. nov SIM
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" Some idea of the passionate and

" Some idea Of the passionate and
burning speech of John Mitchell at his
reception in San Francisco may he gath
cred from the following extract:
al was freer man in Bermuda hulk
than the unhappy Irishmen who saunter
and simper in the Dublin Crystal Palace.
and make believe that they are loyal cit
liens and members Of society. Their
souls dwell in hulk. From the brown
shades of the TaSmanian wood had a
clearer view of the great transactions and
destinies of mankind than they in the
centre of their vicious civilization, and
amidst the crushing race Of hungry can
dldates for ten thousand offices-which
are England's bribeS and the devils.
Therefore. you will see it is not in isnor-
ance or forgetfulness of what has been
passing these late years, that | dare
again to utter the creed of Irish national
ity-that | hail your sympathy with
Irish rebellion. There are IriShmcn
here to-night-do YOU, my countrymen.
tell me that our is lost forever? Is
the history Of Ireland over, then? DO
You tell me to 60 back TO nv island dun
geon. and disturb no more the march of
Anglo-Saxon civilization and the Crystal
Palace progress of the species? Forgive
me the question; my cuntrymen DO
not our hearts leap up at the very
thought of the next European convulsion
Do they not burn within us when we
think of all that 'peace and order" as
tyrants call the chained quiescence of
slaves, how it will be shivered 10 atoms
on some carl y day-a day to he called
the white day forever-with crash that
shall shake the pillars Of the globe, and
how thrones and principalties will totter
and rush down into chaos before the
stormy wrath and execrations of gods
and men Bear with me. have plunged
at once into the very heart and centre of
my absorbing subject. Ii has been the
dream of my prison hours by day and
night. No wonder that rush so eagerly
to meet your offered sympathy. my
brother republicans. No wonder | gladly
hasten to realize to myself the full mean
ing Of that sympathy, and to let all the
world, friends and enemies, know the
same. Yes, |, an Irish rebel and repub.
lican, and proud of the title-I, who
write rebel after my name, and wear it
as frontlet between my eyes-am well
coined by the citizens of this most Ameri-
can of American cities, for my rebellion
and republicanism, and for nothing else.
Is it so! And of what else could L
venture to discourse to youl Fam but
awaking after long Information, and
have much to see and learn before [
speak"
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RECOVERY OF LIFE INsURANCE.-In the
winter of lS4S, the Rev. Thomas Warine
mysteriously disappeared near Elizabeth.
town, Ky, and was then and is still be-
lieved by his relatives and friends to have
been murdered. Some year or moro be-
fore the death Of Mr.. w., he had effected
an insurance on his life in the Nautilus
Mutual Life Insurance, of New York, for
$4,000. The Company, it appears, re-
fused to pay the insurance to the widow,
alleging that he was not dead, but had
absconded. Suit was entered. and few
days ago the case was decided in favor Of
Mrs. W., for the full amount, with inter.
est.
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ColumJia Foundry, Georgetown, ID. C.

TRi- -COLoR,-In France, the tri-colo1
is, blue, white and red, latitudinal. OF
parallel with the staff-the staff being
attached to it, and the white and blue,
longitudinal, or at right angles with the
staff-the red being uppermost. In Italy,
it is green, white and red, suspended the
same as in Holland-greea uppermost.
In Hungary, it is as in Italy, but invert-
ed-red being uppermost. In Belgium,
red, yellow and black, latitudinal and
in the German States, the same colors
longitudinal
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY KiDWELL & LAURENCE, Penn syl-
- vania avenue and l4th street. Washington. and
JOHN l.. KIDWELL, High street, Georgetown, D..
c., comprising in part:
Dr.. Jaynss Family Nedicnps-Dr Roses Family
Medicines-Wistar's Balssm of Wild Cherry-Aycrs'
Cherry Pcc:oral-Sands' aud Tewsands SarsspariL
la-A. III. and John Bulls do-Rose 5 and Schwartzes
do-Milhau Elixcr Calisaya Bsrk--WOlf Aromatic
Scheidsn nSchnapps-kidwelrs Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote-0sgoods India Cholo-
gosue-Row and's Tonic cMi1ture-Hampton's Vegeta-
bic Tncture-GreeR's Origina ted Bitters-HoohsDds 2
German do--Blakes and Csnnon's do-Rushton's
Shines Cod Liver Oil, together with all the most
approved medicines of the time.
Agents for the sale of Say mour's Galvanic Ablom-
nal Supporter Seynours Obsterical Supporters, and
Hr,. Bet's Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
fresh supply OF Saratoga and Bedford Water.
sep30
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE FIRST MARRIAGE


Ii is not good, Jehovah said,
That man should be alone;
Wen make for him helpmate cha ste,
Rome of his very bone
To he the sharer of his joy,
The sOlsce of his life,
The wingless angel then was sent,
Intended for his wife.
Who gives this woman to this man.
The Mighty Father cried;
dn the precious boon confer,
The Son OF Gsd replied,
Then to the man. by Heaven, was linked
The sweet angelic fair
When heXt, the Holy Ghost came down,
And blrst the happy pair.
For bride and groom, in Eden's bowers,
banquet rare was spread
The Muse came from Paradise,
Aud deck'd the bridal bed;
The spotless guests that bid them Joy
Were angels from above,
God made, and watched, and tied their hearts
With siIkcn cords of love.
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FIELDS HOTEL.

CAPITOL HILL, WASHINGTON. D. C..
nv LII be opened for the reception of guests or
w Saturday, November 18th. I, is unnecpssa
ry TO enumerate the advantages this Hotel po.a,s.
over all others in Washington, in point of location
and being also entirely new. and furnished in tn,
mort modern STYLE. From t. experience the un
dersiGnsl has had in the first hotels in New York
city and saratoGa springs, and also. at Wizards Io
tel in this Cy he iatters himsrf that he can max,
his NEW HOTEL a comfortable and agreeable hcm,
Tor all vino may iavO, him with their patronage.
". ID. FIELD.
Washington November 18th, 1853.
O
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING.

TUIIN Q. HUGHES, Uardener anf FIorlst, corner
- OF b and 7th streets, Island, attends to Garden
ing in its various branches. Grape Vines pruned by
skillfui and experienced hands, and new Gardens,
Grass Plots, Carriage Roads, &c laid out
y. b. o. H., acts Agent for several of the
most extensive and popular Nur cries at the North.
All Trees purchased Of him, warranted to live If
planted by himself. His PIut Trees comprises most
Of the varieties adopted and approved by the Con
gress Of Fruit Growers for General Cultivation.
nov If
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DIR. HoIrs Compound Peach svrun.

Ills Compound new established in uniyars,l IA
ypr ~ Its sckrowlpi .~i r, -rit f,r IN. -ur, n,
.t'hS' oils. Group. hoping cough, and every DIS.
ol the throat aud lungs, is with0u. Il parallel
livery hmiiv should Suppiy thefnscIr with a
ipy oI Or- Hoits PEACH SYRUP, to ha used as
4prev-n'ive mssiIcine
~ r'L1 n Washington nv G. Stott, r. q. Clarke. W
n'i .. E Davis. J. H. Stone. Evans, Sylvester
~, bit'' uaTdner. ant by the Druggists generally
mand. "iiA null
PM. twenty five cents per bottle.
1S-aun-
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cOUGU CONSUMPTION L.

Mr.. Henry G. Winn had n cough for years great
weakness, &C. had, in all or physicians tried all
their remedies but was cured only by
HAMFTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Call and get pamphlets gratis. with history of dis
cnvery of this wonderful Blood Purifier. and
tfcates Of our citizens, of rheumatism, Dyspcp
sla, Scrofua, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
NerynusneSs, Sc. &c.
1Iy- Sold by MORTIMER h0WBRAT. 40 Bal
timore street, Baltimore; aud 3Dt Broadway, New
York; CHAS. STOTr d CO, WINER, j. h. MOORE
d. Is. CLARKE, CLARKE Il BOWLING, W. Eli
LOTT, and II. MCPHERSON, Washington also hy
X. <. Y. CIsSELL, Georgetown: and C. C. BERRY
Alexandria. sep 20
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DPIMA DONNA WALTZ, by Julien.
Ingomnr Polka Saratoga Polka; Emna Polka
Isabelle Blanche Jessie, Claire Polkas; Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow Schottische; Saratoga Schottische, &c
.songs.-The grave OF Lilly Dale: love the STOW
Mary A.torc; Melodies nf home; Days Of childhood:
Come, dearest, the daylight il gone Take me home
to die, &c.
Et- Hammond's Gator Oil Pomade. an article
hight@ recommended for beautifyug and aiding the
growth of the hair Price 25 cen,s jar, also, just
received at WIMER'S
Stationery and Music Store, 9th street.
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K. NJ. BOTELER, Practical Gas.Fit-
ter and Plu I'M ber, O.

NhthlceSf cHrnrr OF sfk ana ID sfreTf,
prepared at all times to supply the public gene
= rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, of
'ils 'A'est styles and patterns, the most IeasoR
asie terms - .-.
Churches, Hotais or any public or private build
Ia ihst, ntted up with GAS Pipes and FIXTURES Ut
the shortest notice
ooie Agent for Dr. kidders Phtest Gas Regulator
nlcn ior economy and superioy light, should be pos
sessed by all consumers Of gas, sep 22-tf
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w to our readers Mr.. Bull i. a merchant Of
high character. -. .r .-
SANDY BOTTOM, MGDDLEssx Co.. Va
August 2ath 1879
Messrs. Mortimer Mow5ray-Geilts: You may
think it strange that | have taken the liberty to
write you this letter but DO under circumstances
that justify it. AS ynu are the Agents for HtMf'-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE ] deem it expedi-
ent tn address you this note, hoping it may bc part
Of the honorable means Of giving this medicine no
tOristy which ita merits deserve.
Being in the habit Of vending medicines which re-
late to the Patent and regular system, / consider
myself to soIne extent judge of the real merit of
many of them. NV experience teaches me that
''lfamptOns rincture' is medicine OF real merit
Of intrinsic value. Wien say this, do not say
that il Is an infallibie in all but
to sny that champions Tiucture will favorahly op-
ernie in all diseases originating from of prop
or -ecrctions Of the gastric Juices bad digestion snd
consequently bad depostes OF animal matter from
that source. believe that many diseases located in
various parts of the system. such ss Intiamati, n
Ulcers, Scroua &c, &C., originally have their be-
ing IN the stomach, from bid food, bad digestion,
aDd consequently bal dnpositions OF the circulation
to those parts; and will believe IIampton's VeSe-
table Tincture will even react in those cases.
Having found out, m yself what it is recommend
it TO others in such cnscs as have described and
have done Il Hpon the mo pay" system,
and have yet to have the first bottle returned or
the frss objection about the pay 1t is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
people. / warrant
IL III VIC Cthts. uOut, lima
nations, which proceeds from the stomach, Sores,
ssrofula, Dyspepsia long standing Of Ague and
Fever; first stop the chill and then give the Tine
turs-ths difficulty in this is not In stopping
the chilli but the return Of it, this the Tinsure will
certainly do. In general debilitatons warrant it,
and az said before have procured trial OF it in
this way, which otherwise i could not; the people
have bsea humbu.ged by patent medicines 40 long,
that they are afraid of all. This is clearly stomach
nelicne. 1t works all its wonders there, and in all
such it is specific, if any thing in the world is
Having given the fracture fair trial with my
self, in my family and neighbOrhooi. think Am
warranted in what say about it, and which do
without any other interest, than the wish TO it
in general circulation. and n every mans family,
where it ought 10 he.
lfwhat say be doubted bv any of the afflicted.
.n1 tiey will write To at Sandy Bottom Post Of
fec. Midlese1 county, Virginia, stating the nature
Of the disease. and recommend it for such
will warrant it, and lift don't do good will pay for
the medicine. THOS. II. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. Gc
Mr. VIM. oldham, Of Batiraore custom house. suf-
fered these complaints for Is months, with both bedy
and mind seriously affected He was currd by Hamp-
tons Vegetable Tncture, sf'er other things failed.
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DIR. sCHWARTZE'S

Ay hEN other sarsaparillas and quackeries have
w had their day, and have sunk into insig-
niffsauce, Dr. Schwartse's Sarsaparilla is still per-
fomng what others only profe-sed, and have failed
in.
Try the above for rheumatism, screfula, bronchit-
5, inflammation of the eyes, impurities OF the blood,
general debility, &C
To be had at SCHWARTZE'S Drug Store, next to
q. s. Hotel, and % door from 81 street. Pa. ave.
nov 1S-tf
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WILLARD'S HOTEI,.

I'VE above named establishment will he re.opancd
i for the reception OF guests on Thursday, Novem
her I4th. Since the closing in Jun" last, the hous'
has been completely renovated enlarged, improved
in ventilation. warming Sc, and many irnprov emcnt.
added requi:ite to the comfort Of its gurs
With practical knoHledg Cf hotel Keeping. and
personal attention to the business, the undersigned
hopes 10 merit a share Of the public patronage sc
hbera!ly extended heretofore.
IT, A. WILLARD.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. =, 1855.
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LIBRARIES AT CoNsTANTINoPLH.-There
are numerous Libraries at COnstantinople:
the number of volumes which they con-
tain may be estimated at $4,000, reckon
ing both MSS. and printed books. The
literature of Arabia, Persia, and Turkey,
is represented in them: and the collection
includes philosophical and theological
works, poetry, history, books of science.
and an imm, nse number of those treaties
on conduct and manners, to which, the
Turks attach almost as much Importance
as the Chinese themselves.
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e The last dog story is from Fayet-
vile, Arkansas, whore farmers dogs
has been detected in going to the hog len
at night and biting one of the hogs till be
gets up, when +" "Archy" lies down in the
warm place and goes to sleep. - :
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e UIt is reported that gold has been
found on the Yenoss, in Washington ter
ritory, and that miners are making from
$3 to Sc per day. 2ai...s l.- 'g h"a
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- ltoMNtSfTATFD.
TO the Editors Of the Euening Star:
N:-Feeling that it is the
duty of those who have recovered from a
fatal disease of the Lungs, by any spe-
clal means of treatment, to make known,
for the benefit of the hundreds who are
suffering, what that treatment was,
very respectfully request the insertion in
your valuable paper of the following
statement of my case, and of the great
benefit have derived from inhalation.
In May, 1851, had three very severe
attacks of hemorrhage. From that time
to March, 1858, l suffered from pains in
my chest, loss of appetite, and great de-
billty. l had cough and expectoration
i'll the mornings, and on the slightest ex-
ertion, experienced much difficulty in
breathing.
In April last, read the letter Of Mr..
Andreas, of Georgetown, in the National
lateHigencer, detailing the recovery of
relative of his, under the care of DR.. K.
Hunter, BY i,holing medicine into the lungs
IN the form Of ropour, and was induced,
by his statements, to employ the same
means in my own case. 1t affords me
pleasure to say, that | derived great relief
from the commencement of this treat
ment, and recovered very rapidly. For
the past five months, have been enjoying
good health, and can only attribute this
blessing to the efficacy of inhaldtion.
Your obliged servant,
WM. KIRKLAND,
~
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The NJ ost Wonderful Nj edicine
discovered the certain of 4gue and Etrer
Intermi!tent Gni bilious Fercrs.

rae W OSt " M e0tCtnG
Erer discovered for the certain of Age AMI Ftver
- Intermittent ami bilious Fercrs.
0beF & Co.'S Vegetable SEeciic.
rI'IiE proprietor. of this valuable Medicine have
1 never made any efforts to Introduce it before
the srbc yet it has found great favor far and near
Certificates without pumber h.ve been furnished on
its virtues without any solicitation, and many cures
perfnrmed when all other medicines have failed. Al
that asked IS inl. 1t has stood the test for sew
eral years, and say. without fear that no better
preparation for the cura of Ague ard Fevcr can I've
produced. As an evidence we publish certificate
OF gentleman We'll known:
81 take great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
cific prepared by Ober NeCopS.y, for the cure OF
A2ue and Fever, the best article for the accom-
Plishment OF that object have ever net with. In
my family 1t has succeeded beyond nv most sau
Tuine expectations. an therefore, l consider 1t q
privilege as well duty to recommend its use To
all who may he suffering un Ter the influence of that
distressing aiiiiction. (Signsd)
d. EVANS Reese,
Minister of the Methodist Protestant Church
Fer sale by the rroprietors OBER & CO, Balti-
more:
BY DANIEL r. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
HALL. corner of Maryland srenue and l1th street
Island:
by CLARKE 4 BOWLING, 9Th street, between
south ID and Z streets, Island;
And by JAMES II. STONE. corner of Tth and
streets. Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. c.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep 16-3Tn-
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NEW MILLINERY

h hiSS hDRELi wthp- 10 infnrm the Ia
~ n,~ that 81" has just returned from = York
" Sith large supply Of fashionable goods and
s't-s thsir attention before purchasing elsewhere
w w rooms are the north side OF Pa. avenue, near
Wanted-Sevsral good Milliners.
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4 RACE HORSE SToLEN.-The people of
Hillsdale county, Michigan. are in a state
of great excitement, caused by the shoot
ing of constable who undertook to arrest
horse thief near JoneSville. 1t seems
that the famous racing horse named Jenny
Lind was stolen from Maysville, Ky, but
a few days ago, and that reward of
81 900 was offered for her arrest and the
arrest of the thief The sheriff of the
county and the constable started from
kentucky, and traced the thief and the
horse to Hudson, in Hillsdale county,
where he was headed off and obliged to
return to Hillsdale, where he was sur
prised by the constable and sheriff while
feeding the mare with some corn. The
constable sprung to seize him, but the
thief was too smart--he jumped on the
mare, but not before the constable seized
the bride. The horse thief then pulled
out two revolvers and shot the constable
IN the shoulder, and presented his revol-
yer to the sheriff, and was off as fast as
the blood mare could carry him. The
shooting of the constable has aroused the
whole neighborhood in the pursuit, and
the thief will probably be taken.
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THIRTY-TH1RD CONGRESS COMPLETE
SENATE,


Wings in Italics Democrats in Roman.
President. ....-.-. David X. Atchisoi
Secretary. Asbury Dckins.
ALABAMA. MICHIGAN.
BENZ. Fitzpatrick. Lewis Cass.
Clement &. Clay, JT. Charles l.. Stuart,
ARKANSAS sIssIssIPPI.
Rober: w. Johnson Stephen Adams,
w. X. Sebastian. Vacancy.
CONNECTICUT MISSOURI.
Tirrmdn Smith, David 7. Atchison,
Isaac Toucey. Henry S. Gcycr
CALIFORNIA. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
". NJ. Gwin, Moses Norris Jr.,
John b. Weller. Jared Williams.
DELAWARE. NEW YORK.
James A. Bayard, ". II. SerG1d,
John d. Clayton. Hau,iiton Fish.
FLORIDA. JERSEY.
Jackson Morton, John r. Thompson,
Stephen X. Mallory. William Wright.
GEORGIA. NORTH CAROLINA.
T,n. c. Dmrson, George E. BGdge,
Robert Toonhs. Vacancy.
INDIANA.
Iohn Petit, Salmon p. Cha.e,
Jesse ID. Bright. Benz. +. Wade.
ILLINOIS. PENNSYLVANIA.
James Shields, .Iamcs Cooper,
Stephen A. Douglas. Richard Brodhead.
IOWA. RHODE ISLAND.
augustus &. Dodge. Charles L. James,
George w. Jones. Philip Allen.
KEnTuCKY. SOUTH CAROLINA.
.7rehibGld DiJcr, A. P. Butler,
John B. Thompson. Josiah }. Evan.
L0uISIASA. TENNESSEE.
John Slide, James G. Jones,
J. p. BcpjGatn. John Bell.
MAINE. TEAks.
Hannibal Namlin, Thomas J. Rusk,
Vacancy Sam Houston.
MASSACHUSETTS,. VERMONT.
ChcrIes Sumner, Sopuoi s. Phelps"
EdrcnTd Erereft. Solomon Foot.
MARYLAND. VIRGINIA.
james a. Perrce, James NJ. Mason,
7Homus G.. Pratt. X. VI. L. Hunter.
WISCONSIN.
Isaac p. Walker, Henry Dodge.