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g. And then cite letters dated iii Jaa,iary, 1914,
to prove that these letters Of January authorised the
order Of May, which could only be legal, if at all,
by the Act of .aprI and the expressed and sole
opinion of the President required by that act
N. B. This should have been placed under the
head of Internal improvement, but it was overlooked
-o:o@o:o-
| Erpence of the Presidents House.--The appro
lprations for furniture for the Presidents House, al
Washington, during the different administrations,
have been as follows:


Mr.. Jeferson's $4,000
MIR. MadlsonS $4,000
Mr.. Monroe's $4,000
Mr.. Adams onIv 5000
These statements are gathered from the official re-
cords, and are worth remembering.
The Dedham Register gives an account of the
death of an individual from the smoke of lamp,
which was moi properly trimmed. 1t is a fact pro-
badly not known TO many persons who use lamps.
that when trimmed property, they never emit any
perceptibe smoke, and that when any smoke is vsi-
BILE, it is certain proof that the wick is too high,
and that the atmosphere about it Is becoming rapid
ly filled with particles of SCOT, most injurious to the
lungs, and to the eyes of every who breathes it.
The proper rule for adjusting the wick, is to raise





gree of flame, without the least visible smoke.


N. Y. .American
.7acksoniSm.-At meeting of the friends of Gen.
Jackson, in New-York, on the l tn ult the follow
ing resolve was passed:


Resolued, That in our opinion no individual ought
to be put in nomination for ANY OFFICE, who is
not opposed to the present National Admnstra-
ton.


The New York Albion, of the 9th ult. gives the
following information


"Trcaty Of Ghent.-The Commissioners for set
tng the boundary, under the seventh article of the
above Treaty, after much labor, have made their
final reports to their respective Governments 1t is
gratifying to state, that the aforesaid Commissioners
have amicably determined by far the largest portion
of the line; two points only have been referred TO
the Governments, viz affecting st. Georges
Island, below the Sauld de Marie, in the water COM
muaicaton between Lakes Huron and SUPERIOR
Northwest of that Lake and Lac La Pue. The
Commissioners, it will be recollected, are ANTHONY
BARCLAY, Esq and Gen. P. B. PoRTER.'