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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-10
RRAGe,s ARCTIc LINIMENT

BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.
of the afflicted of all lands rely for relief from the
pangO Of rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, krysPeas, Cancer,
Diseases rapidly upesedng all similar preparations The
proPreEOr give for the OF sufferers the fol-
cd by Ii during the past few mouths Certificates nom hs
parties named are in the possession Of ne poPne9s but
their length pTecludes the publication OF all but few.
AN EXPLOSION
MEnPRIs, TENE-, Nov. 2sth, 1857.
scalded by The explosion OF steam Boiler friend induced
70 try Braggs Arctic Eminent The smart was instantly
pGn from the bruises. In tWO weeks was well
and able TO resume my business.
HENRY HAVEkSKILL, residence Jackson street.
THE BLIND SEE
WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1857.
DIR. A. g. BRAGG-DEAR SIR: For more than three
years had been afflicted with inhamed eyes, in aggra-
waited degree, tried Physesns, and several
the Arctic Eminent, months was nearly WE'LL.
Ny little daughter afflicted in the manner for the
blind in eye. applied your valuable Eminent, and
her eyes are now perfectly sound Thus have l, with
sides curing the rheumatism in my back would not be
without youTinvausbs remedy in my house You're Truly
WEBSTER CRY, lows, Nov. Oh, 1857.
thereby certify, that am we'll acquainted Wh william
Russell, and with the astonishing he mentions,
~ WADSWORiH, 2. NJ, Webster City,
GOOD FOR ANIMALS
This invsuabs LnimenIis also equally ecacious IN
ing diseases Of animals, witness the following cerh.
he largest livery stables in the West and are general
known throughout tne United StaIes.
ST, Lou IS, Dec. 23Fd, 1857.
We the undersigned, having used Dr. Braggs Arctic Lin
meat for number of months, cheeay testify 70 is ssper
efficacy in caring diseases OF horses we'll
satisfied OF the Arctic being the best Lnmen made, that
would use no other We keep and have kept for
Der Of years, extensive livery stables in this ey diseases
great, and we unasitsng say tngt the Arctic Lhnent
ths only one we have found always effective. We
Oiay recommend TO all livery stable keepers and Others
having The care Of rseg.
J. & A. ARNOT,
LYNCH, ARNOT & co
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$1,000,

That The Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
Grover Baker stitch, capable Of accomplishing
much greater variety Of works such required plan
tRtons and families In the Southern states than the l. M
Singer other Shuttle Machine OtheE Machine
for sewing now in che URtad States
ORR
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GREAT AUSTRALIAN BEAR.
A PET TIGER.

Accompanying the Bear Pet TIGRR-egptured train
ed, and shown BY Nj A. Lowell, The renowned animal
trainer. The Tiger captured 5y him time SINCE
during excursion in the interior Bengal and is now
completely broken that he will the property Of his
master like dog will protect and guard him when sleep
ing; will hunt capture and bring game and In
that Is possible in animal, At the slightest sign.
TPThis wonderful Bear may be seen al
he corner of Church Cherry streets, ODDOsf te
the Union AND American office,
IL Ambulance 25 cents; Children under 10 yeaFs Is
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$1,000,

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing Grover Baker stitch, is less complicated, easier
run and managed than the l. M Singer other shuttle
Machine now invented in the United states
OF Europe.
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CounteFfeIters, BeyvREeI IA reward is offered
iOT the detection Of person counteTetng initiating
the Vendef OF any sueh counterfeit Imitation Of bER.
HAYES HOLLAND RiIIEsS. The genuine highly con-
eenIaed Holland Bers put up half pint bottles only,
having the name OF the proprietor PAGE, Jg blown
them, and his signature sroud the neck and every
bottle.
This delightful aroma, popular remedy for Pever
and AEue Weakness OF all Kinds Dy pepsia Indigestion,
Headache, COST and Pe be obtained from any
Of our respectable Druggists. feb 7-IW.
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$1,000.

That be sewing do BY the SFOyer d Baker Family
Sewing Machine making the GIeVsr & Baker stitch, is LEES
liable if thread stitch be cut broken,
l. NJ. Singer any other Shuttle Machine or any other
kind OF Sewing Machine ever invented in the United States
or BE-Ops.
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We authorised 80 announce MosEI BATHS a candidate
for Clerk Of the County Court Of Perry county, March
election. sspt std,
CheRtham County.
We thOriEeJ 10 announce ". n STUART, a. can
ddae for sheriff Of Cheabam county the ensuing March
election. dee4-te.
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$1,000,

That the Grover BakeF Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover baKeT stitch, viii accomplish work
Twelve hours Othe kinds required TO be done In Southern
families and with much less labor and will last OF run long
or with less expense and than the l. N. Singer any
other Shuttle, any Sewing Machine in use or ever
invented.
The money deposit in the City Bank Of Nash
ve and this proposition is open 20 ALI and should any
think he has good better Sewing Machines for
the uses and which the Grover Baker Machine s
designed and recommended shall be pleased 10 have
produced the ethe points in question 10 be decided
BY seven dsn sTesed competent judges from Georgia.
two from louisiana, and three from Tennessee.
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NAsHYILLE.

IP No advertisement is inserted IN this
aEPUr, except fEom these Vvho have resu-
lar ssntraets, aRd except legal notices.
unless paid fer az the time Of insertion.
Jan lily.
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The Cotton Markets.
Fresh ORsters.

O00 CANS Fresh Baltimore ssrs 10 ice lust Fscsiyed
SOU aHd viii be sOl 81 81 70 laygs cus ~ - eeDs
ha cans We Tl Fp9iy our Cus5mrr this seasou Al
thiG price or less, a.Wsyl Warranted good.
HOLLL5lk R d CATER.
eaeb-u y URien btgepts
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IA Owing to the very Indictment Weather-it
having rained incesssntly-ihe attendance ct the
Gaiely last night was small, though the perform
ances lost none Of interest or spirit in consequence
Of that fact. Mr.. aud Mrs. FLORENCE came fully
up to any Of their previous efforts while the pieces
put up, afforded them an admirable opportunity to
display their merits as artstes. This they did to
the entire satisfaction Of the audience, was un-
mistakably demonstrated.
Mrs. MEEKEE, by her graceful impersOnatiOn Of
Resale, added charm to the first Pieoe-Ths King
and The Deserter-which was greeted with rspturOus
applause. Mrs MENKEN is a favOrite with our
theatre gOers, fact which it needed not the dem
onstraion of last night to convince the attendants
a. the Gaiety. She sustains her parts with grace
aud ease-a perfect aaturalnsss-thst viii always
win admiration.
Mr. ALLEN, as Frederick the Great, acquitted him
self handsomely, as, indeed he always does We
believe We have never noticed him to falter or ap
pear out of place in his paris, fact that reflects
the highest credit upon his merits as an artist.
SIR EVERETT, too, sustained his enviable reputs-
ton as one Of the most promising Of young actors
Re is sure to make his mark in any part assigned
han.
The engagement Of Mr.. and Mrs. FLORENCE is
rapidly drawing to a close, and such as wish to see
them impersonating Irish and Yankee character
cannot delay much longer. Mr.. FLORENCE makes
frstr Irishman, while Mrs. FLORENCE is a splen-
did specimen Of the doWn-east Yankee, andin these
characters, they are hard to beat The bill for TO-
night is a very attractive one, and should draw
fuu house.
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RIVER NEWS.

The CunlSerland continues 10 receds slowly, with
about A feet water on The Shoals. We Judge rom
the indications Of the weather and the rain yester-
day evening, that in few days We will have suti-
cheney Of water for all ordinary class boats.
ARRrvED-Cubs, from Paducsh.
Observation-Disclosures, for Cincinnati; Cuba, for
Paduoah Rock City, for Carthage.
ExPEoTED-City Of Huntsville, from Memphis
John Gault, Louisville.
To LEAvE To-DAY-Jamss johnson, for New Or
leans at y o'clock; City Of Huntsville, for Mem
phis, st 2; Princess, for Cincinnati at 10 Nettie
Miller, for Burksviile at 4
The City Of Huntsville has been advertised in
this paper, through mistake, to have left on yes
terday. She will leave to-day st o'clock. Ship
pers and passengers will besr this in mind.
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AED'W ANDERSON.
j. B. ROMANS.
M4,TrE MrcHl.ro'. orrror, ND G.R.I


MASTER MECHANICS OFFICE, NJ. Il C. r. Ri
Memphis Jan. 9, 1858.
This will certify that am using the Paraine Camel Coal
on EnugctuTed by the Union Coal and Oil Company Of
MRyHvle, ny machine shops and on the lOcOmO-
tyes The phs and Charleston Railroad, and have
given ii the several tests IN order 20 prove its qualities
lubrcang oil have hesitation recommending Is as
superior OIL for Railroad purposes bOtn regard % econ
omy aud perfect lubrcstvr believe IL to be the best
Oh have used, and that gallon will 60 far two
gallons Of Lard Oh. The sChiDeIy running the
shops with twenty cent less pOWerthan sTeqaTed for
Ordinary Oil The huidy Of The oil arises, am convinced
from the total absence OF gum and does not eject ISIS lubE
eating properties but only requires that the Oaces in the
oil cups and feeders should be redUcedin order 30 the
Oil economically.
WM. K. NICHOLS, Master MachinisL
MATsvHLE, KY, Nov. u, 1857.
TO the Union Coal and OIL Company:
GEETLEEEE-Having used your LubTicating Oil, made
Glazing Engine and Spindes), fol few weeks,
prepared b say Thai we have folnd It greatly superior
80 any other excepting the beet Spm and fdy equal 70
that sTce for which have been pay from dollar
seventy i've cents TO two dollars and twenty-five cents PEI
gallon The Oil distributes very perfectly over the machine
wears long, and s free IRON gam, which causes trCOn
and consequently heat.
lnvtew Of the superior quality Of this OIL have sdOp
ted Tor cur Ma From the low price al which il is sOid
we doubt mos il must come INTO general use.
number OF other certificates In the hands Of the
agents here which may be seen 81 any time,
JANUARY & WOOD,
PrOprst0rs OF MaysVille Cotton Mills.
February 9, leJ7-dt y im6yW2m
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County OTTiCersu.EIectiOn March, 1858
Cnuntv Vruefan


We authorised 10 announce Eli L. WOODs a candi
date Trustee Of Davidson county the ensuing March
election. nov Lite
We are authorised announce HmAh GRAT q andidats
for Trustee OF Davidson cOunty.-teA
Weare authorised 70 announce JOHE RAISES candldais
for reelection Trustee of Davidson county sep Lite
We authorised - announce WILLIAM JACKSON, ESQ.
candidate for Trustee OF Davidson county. sept std
We authorised 70 announce THOMAs I. SANDERS q
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson County. sept I7-te4
Ne authorised 10 announce E. ID. BAXTER candid
for Trustee Of Davidson county, the ensuing
election.
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NEW YORK, Feb. Cotton. mOIasses and AOul
firm; corn, white 64a67, yellow 68Ea663; mess pork
10 75al5 80; sugar during three days has advanced
to /; bacon hams Skas3, shoulders 6Aa62; talloW
IL !; coffee steady.
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REMOVAL

yTTR have moved into the New Ware Houss No. So,
w Public square, Nashville, Tenn, where
we propose do business on an lDpro'ed plan. We have
nav FOR sale & nice sssortmentO
IMPORT ED AND DOMESTIC
D1v Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
Ano We soeltns patronage Of cur friends and Of buysFS
si jSs is2su. "a DOUGLAs & 60.
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MORE THAN 10000 BO1TLEs
SOLD IN ERE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.
IN ONE YEAR.

| TUE RESTORATIVE or PROP. O. 3 WOOD POR KS
IohiAG hair perfectly ana permanently, has psFer
ysi hAa risa volume assi volume aight ss sissa
prove lhas it - g perfect Rest0ranfVs: but rad
me circular aAayoz cannes aoae' read sso oonss
~ TaH HAa.-Psopls have Tor esntariss been sesess
via bald hasds and tas ony remedy heretofore Eaon
Professor Wood shess articles beng sl cispsnssd VIA
buI great Rany persons s PalIo'Es men, 5seaass sg
have been Oisn imposed uDon - HAIR loaes dss
knda. To al suen persons We earnestly make r.
guest, that hsy VA iTy once sseia or IN woods kesosa-
i've there Is no anea iuing e lll AloH q aag VA
bald, ussd 1as article shoIt ums, and her haa
nov covered eomPletsy via tao nnies ana oli 5eau
euElaiHagiaable W. KnoE q numerous ees were BAR
rapidly falling which it restored n geaisr psse-
tioa thaa il ever haa been before.
ag the hair In good eondoa, maAing g so sna gossyi
moving dandfRn and bas proved iissn ne greasai eaaT
Il s he duty ever improve their personal
Pearanea though sms may der n regard 70 ne Ways Of
long ~ oat s.sfg one Val aamlt la9L osa1.1 arae e
naf sRerin nan OF woman, l. "a o1 eet meh 70 ss desire
81 ana sfs are Nc means thal shoaid Pc s eatea %
dslPhiA-
CoshOetoa, Ohio, Nov. n, IssG
81. WOOD & OO.-Goatss As have been engaged Ia
sshg year har Restorative he ag Tor one q ygac
YEA agents. X ID Hsrkinson) ana having experiences
mo beneficial elects Of IL mysel would lac a5tn
assaey for re STATE Of ONO, some STATE he Wess
soS.te y41 s.a 2 maEs sasa az afaagsue1 3 e An
0r restoring me har. enrazsd jas ne Drug
hair bal have found noIhaz tssf erss ss
seereiEe organs o. iRggoEass Inc scalp we'll yours
beRg tally vnesd your restorative Is What y5u re-
present 70 be, would ms engage tha sale o. b. for
! an Gatisdsd Is masts sell.
fOuTs traiy, = r.. sFOCEMAN.
waylald, Mass, Feb. 5, 1851.
PkoF. o. }. WOOD q Co.-Geutai Having realized las
good Effects Of yOar hair RastOrauVe s1ll, Jhat
RBding nay hair growing thn, well gray, induG-
cd What read haaRd sly prepared
Dy yOus 20 promote IL gr0Wa and change is color Is &c
youth both Of which has ssoged c0mpictsy b
ths operation have usea nearly Three bogtes.
Yours, sc, JAMEa FRANCIS.
D. J. WOOD q CO., RrOpneiors, 33 BroadHay, New
New TN the gsaIH. Z. Vine Rolling GstabshmsaL,} ane
IA MSrkstsl. %. Louis No. And sod by al e0od Drag-
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CANDIDATES.
PuTNAm COUNTY.
JACKSON COUNTY

We are authorised to announce Il. W. SADLHa, JF., a
Rddats Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Putnam county
the ensuing March election. Iau7-ts
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Coon AByICE.-Ihe thouflnds Of chpplss whom Rheu-
mausm has len with stihsned joints or whom Palsy has
bsre othe Of their limbs, ADVISED to Try BEAess
AETIIc LISIEEST, which has yet failed to cure
single case Of She kind in which fair traIhss been made
In using IT, do not spare the friction hui in we'll and
bTsky Ills also useful in relaxing muscles contracted or
drawn mp from cramP in reducing and seserng tumors
and white sweIugs; in healing ulcers, and in curing all
manner OF eupyo diseases ofghe skin is for sale in all
respectable Drug stores.
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$4,000.

4 proposition to the InUsatoTs or Ysnders Of any
Seeing Machine IN the United States or EErqps.
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PERRY COUNTY.

We authorised Announce WHITE Myers candidate
for sheriff Of Jackson County the ensuing March
eFnw
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Mr. Knowles is Master OF Machinery Of our Road and
reliable man, IN whose statements would con6de.
v. X. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
H. 1. ANDERSON,
SUPERINTENDENT Of n. & G. L, 4.
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CATION.
LIBFRAL PROPOSITION.

CAUTION
Many Druggists, having oil Lniments hand, will tfy
sell them you best do you positively refuse
70 purchase them. ask for tBRAG'5 ARCTIC
and tske other
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
The prOpretOrs agree TO furnish eah purchaser Of dol
lar bottle, with free subscription the UHsd States Jour
nall tor year. Thisis Of the best New York us
tatsc papers, certificate, emitting The holder the ben
OF this proposition enclosed in the wrapper around
svsTy dollar bottle. The Arctic Liniment put up In 25c
and 81 bOttes The SOC BEETLES and 81 bOea contain
50 and 100 per Eminent in proportion % ths
cost and are the cheapest.
For sale BY Bragg & BurroWes, sole propristOFs
st. Louis, Ne.
W W BERRY 4 DEMOVILLB.
Wholesale AEenis.
And By A. &, ROSCOE, @. W. HRNDBRsHOT, and j,
STRETCH jan I-dtW&wam
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BALTIMoRE. Feb. s-Ri.hon Waugh il dsad

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-Flour 7Oa3 IS; whisky
lo3 mess pork IA 25; lard in bbs. 81 molasses 26a
u; sugar 54a64; coffee IOa114; grain firm; prOvi-
siOns quiet; bulk meats 51a74
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Railroad & Steamboat work
OUR POSTER DEPARTMENT

h complete Of any in the city and for either SHOW
or THEATRE PRINTING, cannot be surpassed.
Establishment Is in charge Of OF the best Printers
country, ard with facilities, prepared
execute any kind Of printing that may be called for with
neatness and despatch and reasonable erms8 We solicit
q trial our skin In this department.
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NASHVILLE, Tens Jan. so, 1883.
We using the ParSfHe Camel Coal on in our Ma
chine Shop great pleasure stating that have
any OIL equal il. Il will very greatly
longer and ubrcse thoroughly than the best qualify
other ord mary on, is from gum, aRd Just
such Oil needed for machinery, We doubt Is
into general We think this Oh fully equal
the beet Sperm, and that gallon 10 WOith
Two Of the best Lard OIL
AED'W ANDERSON.
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THE sENTIMEN'TS OF HUNDREDS

THE SENT IMkNTS OF HUNDREDS
Testimonials like the follow reaching the proprietor
continually, oXrllinE the tn sacy OF 2. Fahnestock s
VeTmfuge and B'shg witness 10 OF curative pow
eFs. Use @ with confidence, theTs prepara-
tOo possessing extraordinary powers eSp-l worms
SUsTIN lex: g, Feb p, 1859.
AessTs. b. A. FahHest0ck 4 Co IiEs5Rrg, Pc.
GENTtREEB:-DuTiFE the two wears that have been
selling your ccis rated VeTmifugs witnessed It's q
eNcy la eEpsHg Ga satisfaction Il wilt csrlsiniy
sXpe such If heTe be worms ia system. druggist
take pleasure lie bearing testimony The merit Of Jour
valuable Vermifugs and but tchO the seutue s o.
bers Of my pttons aud say that believe
Il 70 BE- the best article in for h expulsion
Truly yours, &c
FRANCIS ]. DUPFAU.
Sold wholesale and retail by all prnc pal druggists
and county merchants throughout the United States.
feb sim.
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n. B-SA0 and postage stamps enclosed 70 any author
issd Agent, will ins0re bottle OF the Pills by return mall
Sold wholesale and TetLu by Berry & DsmoviIIe and C
W. HendeTshOu, Agents for Nashville. deod&Wlv
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EIecfinn Nnficn

EheCAfon NOhACCs
TBE STOCKHOLDERS OF 1HE NASHVILLE GAS
LIGHT COMPANY will please take notice ttAt the an
nual election Of directors, will lake place at hs oce Of
The Company, on the 4th day of March next.
JAMES d. KkNDRICk,
teb Ste Secretary.
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southern Portable Plantation
Corn Feeder and FIGURING Mil
Ea4aEo11a1auaezar.

d q RR Nil,
DstOnss OF ell
sizes on hand
andmadegO Or
der, smHs mills,
mill irons, mill
Eoering, belt
inRs hOisting
and regulating
sersWs, screen
WIZ, dams6l
irons Pa Ter
paris, DutehEn-
chorbmnd bol-
unEcI0thsOial
uumber8
We alsoeon-
tract for The .
medon Ofh0uF
inaand aW-
Nr- Ala al
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We authorised to announce WILLlAN L. FOSTER q
candidate for County Court Clerk. oct 29-te.
We authorized TO announce FELII K. CHEATHAM
candidate for recollection Clerk Of the County Court
Davidson county.
We authorized to announce Capt. JOSH s. DAsHIFLL
candidate for Clerk Of The County Court Of Davidson
county. iy Std
For Circuit Court Clerk
? We authorized to announce DAVID @ LOVE- a
ddaIs for Cek OF the Circuit Court Of Davidson c0unty
at the ensuing March election. Itea
We ARE authorized 10 announce JOHN HUGH SMITH
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk the ensuing March
election.
We are authorized to announce c. W, NANCE candid
ate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Davidson county at
he March election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22
NEW yOpE HrpArD, FRIDAY JANUARY %, 1858

mon the other dry, " the most earnest anAer charged
tho New England NE btIs with joining the free tsders
strike down the interests of Pennsy A. repre,en
atiye OF New England he wanted Mr. Hunkei's mind re
Mvod, ard hoped the matter would be thoroughly
silicd.
Mr HI replied that If what Mr. Durfee supposed was
true he (Kunke ought TO be the last man Oh that com
mittte
Mr. kunkel was excused.
TIN APPROPRIATION
br. CLANCY jor H., adm OF Pa from tie Committee
Ways Means, reported bills making appropriations
for Qualifications for naval service for civil expenses and
tor legislative and judicial expenses.
DEFICIENCIES PRINTING,
Mr. PHuPs, from the same COMMITTEE reported a bill
pr;ang $9c 600 supply the deficiency for paper,
printing binding and engraving ordered by the two pre-
cecing Congresses.
HESUNnIaG DESTROYED BY rRx IN NEW
YORK ~ ls45.
Mr John CorRANE, (adm of n Y. from the Committee
on Commerce, reported bill to refund BARCLAY Living.
fire in the City OF New York the 10th Of July, 1545
Also, bill providing for ne general introduction OF q
Uniform code Of marine signals Mr. CochI said that
this bill was OF importance commerce and 10 tho
reputation OF the country for humanity; than any other
which could be presented and should be passed prefe
renee.
TIN NAVAL COURTS.
Nr. BocoCK (adm) OF Va from the Naval Committee,
reported back the Senate resolution, extending till the
18th Of April the time during which officers aRgreyed by
the Retiring Board make application for an examra
ton into their cases which passed with amendment
providing the time within such examination be made shall
not be extended
Of Inquiry TO finish the cases before them.
Various reports IOm standing committees were masie.
The above the most interesting At early hour
the House Adjourned,