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OTIS 10, II, snd II In block u, old limits. Ane-
- ~ situated % Ath street. directly opposite the
res1dsaee Of Mr.. Chitt<1aea.
Lss ~, block -, cid limits, corner 5tA ind Co
Oar Arrests. vAluably located. Terms moderate.
Lots II ana -, b,oek 10, ON Main ST., nsss 0as
Works.
Wsst I Of lei 10, bleak ~. Main-st.
Lots as1 & AlssA -, o. &th hsswssa DAak and
Ti0sa.
u fsetsf lot 3, tlsst 8. eppsslts PestoiBss.
& Losstn ktlbs011eaB ~ Il = very low AgSSes.
8 q & Mssse6 koUoe Al.
Psstsf Lots e11o, 11seA Ia, sld limits.
lot 8, block | %.
Lotll, q.
Lot 9, Z, William Add.
aeres, tAis si1s Of the 1rst toll gate % Plank
rosd. vsS sale ~ SAMPLE RANKIN.
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WnlTs TERN, PxRrunap BREATH AND BsAuSs-
vuL ConPLExioH lan be acquired BY usine ths
balm Of TAoussnd Flowers" What LADY Or
gentleman wos.d labor under the cure Of aisA-
gresabie breath, when ~ ssing the "Haln 4 .
Thousand Flowe ~ dsnuincc, would rot esly
sndsf II sweet but leave the teeth y whita q a.
sbsasre Many pcrscns do not know their bsestA
10 bad and ths ssbjset 10 delicate their fsisads
will never nention II. Beware Of ceuntarfsits.--
Bc sare tbs bottle Ia signed,
FRTRID0E : CO., y. r.
Fer sale By al Dyugsists. IjsaldAvsnl
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Al unpafAlslssA DasesvsSyI.sA1 res.
is1ve A9ue EFaalcasory

as1ve Agus EFaaIcasoFl
Csvsli . Bs6ssrins Mixture 10 positive suss fss
Fever and AEus and Al Bilious Diseases. This
Aixtsrs las been before the public for asnhss
u ysars and has always bssn used tAsssssss.--
Il Il hAsnlsss and certain remedy. ost pan-
phissfron che drassists and read 1t and yss viii
be satisAsA.
Soid here BY O'connor Bro, and AssaAaIl .
bruce; In 81. Losis, By Il. BlAkssly. and y ~
propristors, II. A. Porter I Bro, Rock Island, III
mct3tdAwly.
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1857. 1851.
COMSTOCK Il BRO.
STOVES,
No. ~. Main-st.

Ae0k0k. uoWAo
A l.so, constantly hand ard receiving dircs
from importers and manufacturer, III tis,e
hussin, imitation and American sheet isn, irsA
wire, rivetf sheet copper brossaId sinc Zig isss,
copper toms, bcits sndriv.ts, 5arsnnco lfitti-
MIA and planished ware. oval boilers, skiii,'s,
ovens anu lids. dog and sad irons. charcoal ftr.
naaes, wame-irens. stove spiders. wagon ttxss,
coffee mills, browners. ae., SC.
apr3-d CtASIoCk 1 REQ, &
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sheet Iron Stoves.
sELE u EGILATGRA.
nF this article we need not speak, ~ its popu-
~ larity still continues to iner, ass It's saie.
We make six .iss- If this steys-open and close
tops--which We will SCH very low. Great care
shouid be used IN selecting the best Of Russia ehctt
Iron, with heavy iihing and when well made,
these stoves will weAr msuy years.
The open tops are "A serious objection TO all those
wishing an uir tight stove. We have both epsn
and eiosc ter, stFi Main =.
sprs-d ChMST0Ckk PRO.
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-
NNkATAAE EMS CA0D.
The aDdsssiSssd b<ss tssss " intssA The sisi.
o. Assksk a~d vsnsity, thaA b hss estabalsA.
ed niAssf N ths UsasstaAlag bsssasss, ~ Al ~
branches. SD Val kssp - hssd - snestnsat VI
NJ aAAiLC BIZ kkAk CASkA a1d MVuD CVtkl ms,
winch Will Aa,sh saA uiG ssssrainS . erdss,
and ~ the sA0itsst nuties.
Hesrsss sa1 Carnage fws atsAsd--Bre0 hls lons
experience In the bu. nsss, - issS esa1dsst thai
he caan0t fail ~ xIys sstisi action.
C.s~llug N0asds can " had BY calling ~ ~ II
fss wAsrs orders will b. received And ATTENDED %,
day eynight.
v. +. PERKINS, Agent.
1s3od1m 50 Aatn 81, bstWs<n ~ and I'd,
over AhomIson's bSos ind bhss store.
New Meat AnA Dsevisson store.
fss.tA-st, bst. Asin and Diosdsaa.
JOHN ~. ROOrkM,
1AvINA spsnsd = Abvvs, would issepn the
Ii Asssskespsss VI ksoksk thas ~ iatssds
kssp.g tks hsss ass.stasas shas essbs ssusursA VI
s n:.is, s..... S.s.s ss....
Preserved tIuits, Pickles.
Sauces, As., H.,
aud would resi- scttnlly solicit their pAtyooAge.
js1vd
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CAhPENTFR AND DUlLDYR.
I0BBfN0 done 10 order. ard varsDts6 70 .e1ns
y ssttsfasttep, Shop in frost Of 6esssyss es1a.
~, estweep Ash and 9Th streets, Kssklk, Low.
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XX7ELavs Oval, Round and oeiagun Stone and
wv Charcoal kuInscct, very convenient tur mon
ing snd broiling purposes, n u Nsih-.t
Mur3.d Gun 1ut \ 4 EkO.
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q A muls team started TO run sway last
Saturday in front Of Rios's store, bat was ar
rested By drsyusa. While be vas doing
this good safn his own drsy-hcrss took il
into his foolish head 70 30 and do likewise,
and he ran until the dray came in contact
with Hanill, Rsiston 4 Co.'s swning post.
The concussioo broke the post and the hsme-
strap, and the horse vent on without the
drsy, per,linx the lives Of ladies, children
and men scattered along the side walk.
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A keO, Tor Sale, Or <xehanSs for city propsrty.
"a lzN sores of the bert Of farming lana, . miles
from Keok III and from pailYsd
Dr., RROE son,
MofgsAst., opposite the Brighton Hoass.
iuuez3dtf
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COMMERCIAL LxrrEK.-From the Chicago
Commercial Lsster Of the 9th, furnished ~
BY Tswksbary Of the railroad once, ~ learn
that spring wheat Was selling 1t 3l,24 in
storss corn 81 70 90, choice extra esssle - TO
15,2s.
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N . - T. Y | 4 r | o N
nnr1lrnlkR.
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RAkTuCULAM N0T1CEs
4 LLpssssas knowing thsmselves indsIssd toth1
~ 1sts lr1 Of sullivan Collins viii paesss al
enA ee1fls With n. =. COLLIWD.
jane13dAw
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ooMMEHUIAL.
Wsis OStrrs Jsiy -, ,sST.
RvaAna n = naana

,.es. sIsss Ass .sAsasa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

The voluntary return to specie payments by our
city banks in the short space Of si1ty days after
their suspension, carrying with il as itdoes similar
resumption BY the country banks Of this State and
BY the banks Of New England, presents remarkable
contrast to the course of things en- occasion OF the
former bank suspensions Morris it only in the spirit
# thst resumption aud its origin with the banks
Themselves that this contrast is to be traced. The
contrast IL the circumstances which preceded those
suspensions and by which they were brought about
is handy less strkng.
At tie time of the suspension of 1914, the hesvi.
Get debtor to the banks was tho Federal Govern.
nent. That Government had undertaken to CARR
On the then pending war with Great Britain on
credit. The banks Of the Middle and Southern
sts,es, finding, in the almost total suppression Of
foreign commerce which res1lted fsom tie war. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

tho present ,usfer sion Of epecie payments VA I'm
redists!y followed, the maintenance At Asar!y
specie vans Of the bark.pote circulation, and the
speedy ard voluntary action 90 the part Of the
banks, BY which specie payments have beei 70
SUI ed, would Sem to argue after al ttat mas been
said degree Of sousdue's and vitality IN cur es'-
rency, ard . power Of reeupsratiOn, vastly beyond
that which e. sted at either Of the former occ ors
to which We naturally refer for comparison. They
sford ground, too, for expecting that We may now
escape the after.clsps which then proved even
nora disastrous than the fret breakdown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

Mr.. Senator Bigger, it il given out through The
P.nxsyirsrian, is inclined to another round with
Douglas. If Mr.. BsIer has any friends, we
entrest them to keep him out Of this melee. by
the unanimous opinion Of hearers and readers he
came out of bis late encounter with Douglas the
worse punished man who has ventared into the Con-
gressional ring since old Tristan Burgess left it.
He was rot merely beaten out Of al human sem
b.ance or lkelihood-he diisraccd himself By
undertaking to re'eal private consultations wherein
Che alleged) Mr.. Douglas bore part, and falling to
establish that completely. II there ever was an
object Of pity, Mr.. Bigler was that object 4 the
close Of bis tilt with Douglas.
"The Little Giant" is BY ne means the strongest
man in the Senate, but he is incompsrsbly the
Teadie.t. In the cut and thrus! Of Senatorial re-
paree, we have seen him get the advantage Of sbler
nen than himseIf-no. to speak Of those Of the Big
Ter caliber 1t is quite possible for Lecomptcnite
to crowd him severely upon the sharp points of bis
defense two years since Of the Border-Rufian rule
in Kan,as; but he who attempts it must be thor
oueby master Of the facts, and master also Of the
art of or hand debating. We shall see whether
JEFF. Davis, John SIdell, or some one ese is the
man to put him through bis PAGES r. T. Hun.
ts, is not Jet indicated as one Of prospective an.
tagonsts but, though he is not frequent debater,
We suspect be could make as coed days work Of
answering Douglss a. any Southern man on the
floor. he has perfect command OF bis temper and
has been close observer Of the Texas aud Kansas
struggles in Congress from the outset. five were
to select Southern Senator to cope with Douglas,
Hunter would be the man, unless Mr. Crittenden
could be induced to enter the lists against him,
which s hardly probable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

.bsge were 500 more beef>csttIs ct Bulls Head
yesterday than upon the prevous Wednesday, and
the average quality Of al considerably better, and
fasfrioe Fer pound 10 h:seer-sOsroely as high.
Tss test quait, Of coed faii retailing marke. beef
id no. exceed tsn cents a po1fd, ard there we're
bat few extra cattle sold higher than that, while
Ehoss Ct medium quality were Of siow sale at 9a91
ccnts per pound for the meat. Octltary or eoarser
qualities sod Sow a. sn average of less than
Ctrs, From ttsse figures there is but slight pros
poet Of advance.
Wtsr ahar we lave good fair rossts aad steaks at
Ia cents pound which 10 In full proportion to
Cxises Of other ediees7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

The Board Of Ecuosson, singulsrly enough, got
tarsugh its yesterdays session without any very
eelsus damage 70 the city. TIE outrageous est
mate for 1853, 81, 95i, O13, was returned BY tho
Controller AID the Presidents Of the Common
Counor to the Board with TIE objection that the
law allowed q levy Of only $l,016, $50 10. Tho
Fee Academy e.ioited the usual amount Of talk.
a bill fer bouquets for tie Graduation Exercises of
tie Female Normal School gave rise to considerable
disc1ssion. TIE Evening School COMMITTEES defer
red its 70 jet of creating new Office with large
salAry. The usual number Ct illegal bills were
psss.dIoVer the lead Of the President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

Both Htases Of Congress hsd rather lively
IKE yesterday. IL the SENATE, Oh the announce.
nslt Of tie COMMITTEES, several Republican Sem
stors protested against ths list as unfair. Mr..
Pusk sgreeo With them, but felt bound by party
us<5es to vote with the msority. the long prom.
iied s2seeh Of Mr.. GREEN Of Missouri was dsliy.
cred. TWAS courteous 10 tone toward Mr. Doug.
laa, srS atoapded in technicates and citations of
rreoedeDt He wss anGoas for peace, ard affirmed
saa! tbs LeccGpton document represented the
yiersaOs msjoriT Of tee people of Kansas. Mr..
DOUGLAS, nrefy, ,sd tbs. there could be 10
pace except upon tie foundations OF justice and
rett ard hat to pursue tie cOu-.e marked out
~ Dr. Green would not Only DO death to tie
Democratic party, but would be step sure to re.
suit II civil war, to Gerry on which more than
seaT regiments would be required The debate
VA scstscaed unit Monday.
IL he House CT Representative, whiah NET 70,
the 6rst time ir TIE new hall after seats lad been
a-otte5, kr. Cox Of Ohio, Democrat spoke in
favor 0. submitting toe Constitution to tie people
fskins substantially siG:lar positions to these C
~, Dess,as, Mr. 1-oHEs q Iptiaaa, easye! a
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70 tas Associated Press.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Dec. 10. is5'.
Col Hsris, Of Tie 1:on newcPspe-, was 70 dsy
nominated BY tie Dsmoctaic caucus for Senate
Printer. Senstor Douglas was absent
bill will tomorrow, according 70 present under'
star ding be Introduced in the Senate authorizing the
issue OF Treasury notes. TIE AMOUR; 10 MT yet hKed,
bit will be sufficiently large to meet the preeeat Ell
ger Of the Treasury II is supposed that II VIII
pass before the Adjournment.
Thirty Protestant tlergymsn Of Washington have
rendered their servces TO conduct the religious eAef'
cises at the Capitol.
II is confidently asserted that the Hon: X. j.
Walker To-Day resigned the Goveinorship OF ksnsx.
Nearly hundred apple ,tions have been made BY
reporters for the press to the Speaker OF the House Ter
accommodations.
The Cabinet is IN extraordinary session tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

Gov. Walker las resigned He is doubtless to
lave asood Fo:sisn Mission, If be wants one. If
10 ssoc2ss anything short Of SIC 900 year, he hiss
SsN ont too oseaP. When We heard tina. he pro-
pessl to write series Of letters on Kansas MASTERS.
We feared sta. his resolution was oozins out A
stsr MAJ ir Es ssoes w,u;d write one letter of not
moro than column, but it would be one that every
be5! 1oua read ard remember. a serie, Of letters
~. Be ied BY few and remembered BY nore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

vii divide tab job soi has sfestet On arrangement
fcr executing Stssdnss rrictirs
Gov. Walker h.s ipe.o7ed suficsctly to day to
be about
Tie Ohio Dele CATION Is besTsi to be nearly
equally divided for ard sgaisst zee Presidents
policy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

Msyor Wood IS refused the asa Of Tsmusny Hall
for lis proposed Mass meeting to uphold the LIE.
compton swindis ard denouroe Douglas. The
Saotem, voted last mig ut to endorse Buchanan them
ssivss and cave Fernando the trouble. He is, of
sear.e, very much obliged TO them. OF course
acsoty can debit the sincerity of Postmaster
FeHler's endorsement Of tie latest and most Ma
&crsl Slavery aggression,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

yous Tysos Of New Brunswick. N J viz deliver 10 any
OF tbst city DAILY and WEEELY editions at III
Vweek for the DAILY. Leave yOzr ofdss at his OH No
10 Chpr;h stree.
y A LPwis, Nc 81 Ne street, Bridgeport Conn, il al
ogsat for tes sale OF Tar TaBvhE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

Dsss-Hbets In seeding rnitesnoss frequently omit 70
ton tie Of tho Post Once. end very frequently
Of the State 10 which thoh psPet IL to be seat Al
weye ne1ttou tie aars OF the Pet QHoe aud State.
~ be tatep OF anonymous vnioston What
intended or insertion must DO sutsecosted by tho
and address Of the ternot necessarily for p0sh
cation, but "a guaranty Of his good faith.
We ssnnot w ief.ae to return ejsctsd Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

Asicr Harris Of tn, Union 10 to have the Senate
p-iatirg. Very vel, let him have 1t. It is to be
hoped that ne kss not 20 Divide with so many a. to
seadss his share Cf 20 account,
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Metualork Dailp Gribm,re
TO CORRESPONDENTs.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1857.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

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HOLLOWAY OINTMENT lie astonishing the public
uat The forynot Only In this county bot throughout tho
world by the rapid q tosrseness, sore throat
kforehiis and ssbuA placed feccid Warm water
fons;sons shead peoeee and brisk friction accompany the
sys.ostio.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

! p,,-rsr AssnR1nfENr OF HoIIpAY PRESENTS

N rHs CouErfV,
Az yxrsssyLy Lea PAGES goa CasF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

PsoP. ALEX. G. BARRY's TRICOPHBROUs
She tet ohsepest for Dressing Identifying.
Cleaning CARING ard Restoring ths Hsf Ladies,
NJ Icr By al Druggists and feuner Throughout the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17


siderable part Of the country banks did stop, never
to resume again. In The Atlantic States, the sus-
pension lasted for two years and half; but in the
interior, especially the West and South West seven
or eight years elapsed before the Deprecated ba1k
paper was entirely got rid of.
In the bank suspension Of 1887, the Federal Gov.
eminent was hardly less mixed up than in thst Of
I3li. This time, however, the Government
figured not ss debtor but As creditor. Many
millions of public money had been placed in certain
pet banks" as they were called, for the well I'm.
derstood purpose Of being lent out to political f.
vorites, of whom the greater part were not mer.
chants, but mere spectators principally in wild
lands. The sudden call upon those banks, in con-
sequence of the passage Of the Distribution
Act, to pay over these deposits combined
with . heavy Simultaneous d'ain Of specie
from sbroad-which, indeed, had been going on for
year or more p,eceding-brought on q new sus.
pepsion of specie payments. which now included
New England as well as the rest Of the Union.
This suspension took place at time when the
country was lot only hare Of specie-whicb, a. on
the former occasion, was only to be supplied by the
slow process OF lmporAuon from abroad
but Whist was stD worse, bare in great
measure of produce, the expectation of which
was not merely the only means Of recovering specie
but the only means Of stopping the drain which still
continued to 90 on. TIE Federal Government,
greatly vexed and mortified at the result Of its pet.
bank experiment, exerted all the influence and
authority it pcs,essed to force the banks to resume;
but even under that pressure, fall year elapsed
before the New York City banks venturod to do SO,
and even then they were perhaps quite as much in.
ut need by the external force brought to bear upon
them as BY Any internal feeling Of cOnfdsaee Their
example was, in many parts Of the country, very
reucta1 lily followed and as on the former occasion,
a relapse en.ued before Iorg, attended with very
chronic corsequences.
The rapid accumulation Of specie in the vsalts Of
tho backs, part ouIsry those Of this City. By which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

CT CENA TsA seTs, DNsEs sErs, sErs of hiS1Ls
jrsssrsr,, BsosrEs, PAsiis s-ArvARY, VASES, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15

It must be confessed that if the denuncistiops Of
fllibusteripg contained in the Presidents Message
were uttered in good faith he is very badly served
Not only does Walker quit the country with "a
armed force Ia defiance of tho law and of the pos
tive orders of the President to prevent him, bat
he lands bis men in Nicaragua under the very guns
of ship Of war stationed there for the spssia pur
pore Of intercepting him, and, having landed, he
even ventures to dispute the right of the officers of
that vessel to come ashore in his nsigbSorhood. 1t
certainly looks Just now a. if tho officers Of the
Government, naval officers included, must have two
rets Of orders-one to stop Walker, the other to
LET him clip through their fingers. We shall SEQ
whether reenforcements will be suffered to sail from
Mobile and New. Orleans according to tho pro.
grapme set forth in tho Southern papers and which
thus for has been pretty thoroughly carried out.
Some of our contemporaries have great faith in
Walkers star. II any one else were at the head Of
the present expedition they would regard it as alb
surd and utterly hopeless, but Walker they set
down as wonderfully lucky. He is remarkably
lucky, to be sure, in having escaped 40 far with
whole skin but that has been the entire sum Of his
success. His landing at Punta Arenas may have
been lucky, but hardly tends to advance his object
If be had desired to put himself and bis mon in
place where they could be easiest watched and kept
! from mischief, he could not have chosep better
one. Certainly, Of New Orleans or Mobile he
would have been in . much better position fox
striking blow at Nicaragua than in the desolate
point which he now occupies and where he is likely
soon to be bOckaded not merely by American but
| by English yessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

On assembling the committees were announced by
the Speaker. The following the most important:
On Elsetiea.-Mesus Harrs Of Ilinois Boycs Of G.,
ofPa Glmer Of c., Lamar Of Mss, and Wilson Of Ind.
on COmmrss-m,"r' Co hfsn. Of n T. hiI'Sn Of VI,
Way. and Means -Mesr, Jones Of Pa Phelps Of No,
Banks Of Mass, Leteh.r Ct vs. Campbell Of Ohio Davis Of
Ma, Kelly Of n. Y, Howard Of Michigan and DOwdsl Of
On Ttyrs,ie.-NesnL stephens Of G.. Smith ofv., Grow
DIP Branch Of c. Granger Of T., Hughes Of lad Zol
HeofeI Of Tenn Knapp Of Mass. and CIa,k Of Mo-
Tenn Chapman Of Pa, and Clark Of N. Y ,,
On Foreign Relaoas-Aesus Clingman Of N Hopkins Of
ve BuIlinssme q Mas. Clay Of KY Richie Of bs =,
Ohio.
Committe. on CIain,-Mesrs Marshall Of Inoi', Gsrnet
Of Virginia, Giddne Of Ohio Davidson Of LGci. ~ NYs
Arnold q Connecticut, and Maynard OF Tsnnessse. ar,
Committee Public Ldrds-hessrs Cooo o. hseans Nc
Qretn Ct South Carolina Bennett OF psxn o. not
GecsA Montgomery Of Pennsyvsna and hchioeen oil Ca
fornia -, q,
Pow ell CT Virginia Wood Of Maine Scott Of California Horton
Of Ohio Davis Iowa Crsg Of Missouri Davis Of Mississippi
coa.ittee on tAe Driet Of co,umbia-Mesra Gooee Of
Virginia Bowie Of Maryland Dodd Of NewYork Burnett Of
Kentucky Morris OF Pennsy snis Wright OF George Dean Of
CcnI ectieu Scales Of North Carolina, Ward Of EewYot
Cor mittee on Re,ostiosary Claims Coz Of Ohio
Taylor Of New York Clswon Of New Jersey Cngn Of New
Han phire Jsehfon Of Georgia Loveoy Of Illinois Curry Of
Alabama Dawes Of Mssssehusets and Kunke Of Maryland
Cosnites Pubiie Ezpenditwss Aes.s Elliott OF ksn'
tebeyke Jsey Parker of New York Cockera Of Ohio,
Kellogg Of Incs Gregg Of Indians aud Walton OF Vermont
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