{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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House, Clearing away the foundation) church or
two, and two large hotels nearly ready, near the
United States


The two legislative chambers at the capitol are
paint Many of the seats in the House for the next
session are already endorsed, and some we believe
by proxy, which ought not TO count


The White House, throughout the rooms open 10
the public, looks like the last of pea time. Every.
thing in the way Of furniture is dingy, ragged and
absolutely dirty. But Mrs. Polk we understand.
has iniimated that the old gilt and gingerbread
chairs and sofas are soon TO be replaced by palmer
and better articles-that carpets to be laid
down andinew paint put on the walls, particularly
on the outside. YOUNG HICKoRY