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MEDITERRANEAN FUND.

The fun which may probably be received du-
ring the year sos, on account Of that fund, and
the payments during that year, which will III
timatcly be charged TO the fund, are included
in the preceding climate Of receipts and ex-
pendituresj but it is neceGary to give diftnd
view NJ tie whole amount of the revenue and
eXpences under that head.
The value Of merchandise, paying duties, ad
vaioren, which was imported in the year 1902,
amounts, after dedutiing the expectations of
the fame year, to thirty one millions ieven hun
dreG and tx thoufand dollars. The value of
the fame deicription Of merchandise imported
in the year 1908, amounts to thirty four MILL.
ons three hundred and feventy thouGand dollars.
The additional duty of two and half per cent.
on that defcrpton of imported articles conf
tutes the Mediterranean fund, and calculated
ON the average impcrtstions Of the two years,
would have yielded annually eigh. Hundred ana
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-04
EDWARD HALLIM.
THREE DWELLING HOUSES

TO BE REHTFD.
- NE ituate ut the foot Of Adams bill and but a
~ imail d1snee from the Malons Hall, lately occu-
pied By Mr.. Thomas Underwood on this lot there
is vey Eoodand wei enclo.ad garden, well of ex-
c,l.sL, water and other conyenenceS
Ore other GtIate in the alley between the freet
!"s1i1g 20 Shockc wa-cAouie, and that leading to
Mayo's Bridge, i.e,y oeccYied BY I1r. John Rob
bins.
The other ii-ua'e an TIE back free. near Harris's
Tobacco neuuiactory, aud the Rnek distinguishing
large garden veil pcofed, and at preient occupied
" fir Usdsy To.arL;t,.
ro@tGos Of he two 6rG defcribed may he had
Immediately, aud o. re other on the Gas, Of January
nett.
Aprlyto ICeFpTI CALICO.
WHO HAS FOX SALE.
Il i'j h. CoseHee, nearly new, with plated mounted
harHei., cou,,l-'e Tor Two nones.
!".!. ot.~s-. (cpd)
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THOMAS CONGRATULATIONS:

VERY respectfully begs pcrmirEon to acquant the
Y public, that he fill continues to occupy the
houle on the Main-arce, oppolte the Baak, and I'M
Bledatcly above MIR. Davis's Printing Office. He
tenders his mott grateful Acknowledgements to thoie
gentlemen who have been 70 obiging as to favor him
with Their cudom; and aGure5 them aud the public
generally, tha 70 exertion fha be wanting enfure
a continuance Of patronage.
" Two or three good wortmen would meet
with employment by applying as above; and couple
oi active lads are wanting apprentices.
Dec. (. eptf
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

'flE subscriber has taken q haJe Of IBIS tene-
L Tssaf for q 4amber Of ysays, and baj Put il in a
SfJf: rsar 7Obieb ,eadsr5 not iyftyio, to any in h
CITY, B5fcs he Taveya be bas Isfaebea bu4iapJ, 7oeH
ec"Iat'io Accommodate sf 7ob0 anxious ofgyeafey
Pri91cy tim faVe'7 glrdk.y g6ord 7bCjs teaereefs
Attain f5e pnt 2arr, and vrtia f7uo bnn5rc yard
5~ CabtoL 7bcy baUe dsscda&vautaees o7er any oter
bofs in tbs city, 70ib r5e7 10 pure air and eeceqt
7oofey. H bus Good STABLES end eoa1anf fbbIy Of
Pie 6F Foatsg. HsfmSs,s biz Irvecs 10 bi, |ria9 and
bePslfe, mt c1yes tJem, bf no ania7cfi gaming nor
y o5ry 3yat7e 7rjieb night, IN any dgyer, ba9c ten
ting h aJqry TIE P-ase gft5 bogs, sOW eve, se permit
ted
EDWARD HdLZd6I
Ric5mazA, Setf,ntty oG.
~ 3. A5om THRIFT @En7rEs Of tie next ISsEsr-
mn ngy t 7geH accommodated, IF sUbom cizL;ea bavs
o'veay erCqcsi Ell
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TO RENT-For fbc enG.iae yenr,

THE WHITE HOUSE at Haaovey Cart
l. bon(t, hgeIier 10ifb The 6f5 odjoiaiig tbrre-
10, tint are MT 0iiaehedfof be Ta1erq. Tbe b9pJe
is n 7'sly co0ImodioHS oHe 7OiIb all the necelary
2l7eei.
Hlso, yfor rent, n jfeH containing r5onf m
baHdred ners5 adjoiDigg f5e bremijIs, 4veH calen-
h1fef t5r IRE eHhi1afio" of eotu TIE 0bo7,, bro-
perry s9W be rental foayateiy or foC,fbe,-, 0t
mag TN 6Gt fbo't 7Oi/5iae to rant. TerayJ 4ojH
be mqde k0o,v1 By the ft5/cri5er EUiae ~ tie
Comtborjr. BENJAMIN POLLARD,
3rlges tlr tire eRaie of
PAUL THnHtS, dsed.
Oec. /.
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MUIES.-FOR SdLE.

BY TIE laLjtyi5sy, mt Lfr. Hal,am'5, near be
CeDif0i:
EEsTY MULES, from two to three years old, and
- fit for immediate uie---Allo, Two JACKS.
Cath, Produce, or Notes, with approved indorfers,
payable al the Blnk OF Virginia, 60 days, received
III payment. J5.IALSEY.
Dee. !. ep2tS
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SADDLERY.

TOHN MsENERY, SADDLER, rej5eaf4Yy in
} forms the Pajle IN general, and Bis friends in
particular, t6nt he baJ jge recei1ed an elegant
AMI zveN eboisn ab6riment Of S04GItyy, Coacb
and HarneE MonntingJ, W5ibJ, Spurs, Sc. Sc.
lJe laid in1mde,' bis osVn igl1eGi0n, qVbere6y be
is enabled to oBe'' fbem on the mel reduced
fsTWJ.
November 81.
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Saiea 1T amtion.

NhJ ILL be s5G an tie Sycwijcs, Safuyd1y he So
w daY Of D.efm5er next, tie csraey BRICK IT,
NE1NENT, on Sbortoe I'm, oeS9fle 10 Dz,s. Pcgs's.
Tyhss Of Cis--pre-f5i,d eaG-Eae-fLird in GO days,
To- ,,7asar in l2o Gysj or qy5iL notes 7eiL abeyoe-
cd iadoyltr5 nepofjiJlr ri tie b1at will be expegcA
THOEIdS TA1LOR, T. Gu r. M
Dc /, 1904 LebfGtJ
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lIe9 at autt!oil.

WILL be fld at Pablic'an6tion, for ready money,
w OH We inefday the 9th day Of December
neGs the HOUSE e LOT near the mouth Of shoekoe
Creek, at preisnt occupied, by B. I. Harris, and
commonly called the Sho. Fa6ory--the title papers
may be fcea At any tire hy applyingtU
THOMAS IAYIO2 < Co " NJ.
roy. "a. ep tbs.
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c o " ID I ITO NJ S.

/. The ENQUIRER will appear twice a
week....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper Or a supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
III. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
do not fubfcribc to the paper, ihould
they not exceed iquare in length,
fhall be inherited for E.veaty,fvc cents
the firft time, Ejfy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional iniertion tbirty-.bree cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifements inherited for ffiy cents
the firit time, and tbirfy-tbree cents
for every additional iniertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-04
ASTONISHING INVISIBLE LADY.
THE ACOUSTIC TEMPLE,
LreOmp,.IenfI!e C,yGal, and ,cjge6iing Miro

lHtomp'.IeaiI!e C,.yfai, and ,efe6iing Mirror,
Is now exhibiting in Richmond in the crois ltreot
leading from the Main Street between the Eagle and
the Union faverns, at the houte lately occup pied by
Mr.. Pollard, and ince by Mr. Warren Us the Profile
Office.
HE Amateurs OF fcence and curious experiments
q will find in this exhibition the moi fi,rpriiirC
phenomenon that has been Uncovered IN acou-
tics; die proprietor therefore PERFUMES hatter HIM
tclf that the enlightened and liberal public Will honor
has performance with the fame degree OF applau.e
which has 70 uniformly attended it in Paris, London,
liverpool and New-YorS.
Tbs ireaypiieabit Aa,i.rinr and optical Ngfor,
Watch profeGes to expofe the practices of artful
irzpes,J, pretended mayeans and exOyees, and to
pen the eyes of thoie who fill fotcr ablurd belief
IN gb9P', zoibtS, sa1, dme n;ts, &c. VIII
bic the attentive obfervcr form juit idea of the
articles by which they npofed the e.e.!,gs ard
Jpe.feas, in til, and former ages and afford alto
the iPecator an ntereing and peang entertainment.
Description er.5e Exhibition.
In temple, reprefenting thoFe where the Egypti-
ans delivered their oracles FINAL altar, ard cryi
tai las decribed by Dr. Dee, Sc for coniulting lp;-
rs From this proceed the ora for conveying cuef-
tons and anfwers. The whole apparatus is uncon-
neeted with surrounding objects.
n NOiNeiidtloh may ne heid on any iuDJeCt-ling-
ing, laughing, breathing, &c clofe the ear of the
audience deicribng their number di els, notion &c.
without any vilb,e Interference of agency, and 70
completely 1eceivng the fenfes as to appear to be the
effect of magic.
The above wonderful and incon1preheniible exhi-
biticn, which has excited the atoniihent ard graft
he'd the curcty, of the of fcence and the
public IN general, in London, SC. is row exhibiting
with improvements, as above delcribed
~ Hours of Exhibition, from o'clock til !, and
rom I'LL 6, and from till Q in the evening.
Abundance rs cen,s.--Children 50.
Now. (ept9
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srih LIMA ana :canp:ra ugine.

John HENRY ms imported in the flip LArosA,
- captain Thuriion, from Liverpool, few fmail
boxes Of we'll aiiorted i-4ths liiiSII LINEN purcha-
fed in Dublin in Tiiy; which, with ine old London
particular MADEIRA WINE in pipes and half pipes,
he offers FOR iaie uodetate terms.
Nov. T. eptf.
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HhY-MARKET GARDEr.s

NITHL Be- kft e5a7 during x. JfC.aa III .bl C.a.r,
~ AEwby, al Erisyssi-r.ais 5ge5.jlA Cs.
-idgh4rrr, Py9f1g5yy q rirs-IVsytt. .J.0-ia7 an
oibt, P..'eymrr5 ~ celebrity, B. vH 7sfo7za&n j
72b o,,aqgonea fr b1O ,9lps@1ivs ge,to,masee,, o,
Hbrral fc,@Se0e,aI ,Ooo', ,sa4y ysyal5es 7oib beG
". 10 !6
- U,lfs rsedV.i 81 Nvery, a. H. ,esSeoI Prize Of
O.. f-y s..lf,
Hay -hi-'ei, Dssszt.r /. ---I2
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NOTICE.

1 IL beg0rs iaAebtca 70 RE Aatt, firm Of BUCHA-
n NAN, DUNLOP g CO. Of P4t.rgprr, RO-
BERT POLLOK q co. Of Ri:b.rend, and DUN
LOP, POLLOK y co. IF l51anebefr, are brrsby
Notified, thar ames Dnrqp, late partner in b. abo1e
concerns" bar become payebaiv Of t5e outfanng AGf,-
they 7ohrreore be Plegifo maxi payment TO mr.. 4obn
Iompiiat r5fh1g IN Rieomoad, t5r btriber rfdiap
in Pe.5arg 7Obo ai0nr anfdorild to make eo7iorl
and g'a-t asbaygeS-Sut5 zOW be igdcyminatrIy COM
meaeeiasaiG all rOIo DO n0i mqie Payment 6ejoyt tie fri,
Of F.5rnary nex..
John or, .fho,aey
Far JAMES DUNLOP.
Prtsyigarg, Nov. Is, 1904 ebT
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FOR SALE-at Rockets.

7 HE. LOT, and two liory BRICK HOUSE, con-
4 tanning three tenemsnts, which the fubfcriber
Purchaled at the fae of George Nehocon, dcceafed.
The lot is well ftuated for warehone, ard the brck
Building for balSe-houe, lunber-houle or Tobacco
Factory. JOHN ELLIS.
Novenber (. tf
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FALL GOODS.

WILLIAM TEMPLE las reec;ped BY tie
w .Nib Ed1vard and Charles, from Lcadon,
AN EXTENSIVE As5oRTMEHT OF GOODS,
&itabie TO TIE approaching LEqjoa. K expects an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
TO eombisat bis gfortnr-rt, br the nip Sally fran,
LOndcR, end Latona from LiVcrbooi; 4vbieb be
s0iH djpoie ofOn bi5 aJi1a! loqp terms.
SGT. 8. eotf
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

HE fubfcriber is authorized TO rent the houie at
d Hay-Market now occupied by John Heath eil
The houe is large and convenient, and may be OBJ
tanned OF Reasonable terms Poiieiiion viii be gwen
the hrit Of December, when Mr. Heaths term ex-
Pires. PHILIP n. NICHOLAS.
November l4-feP. til
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PUBLIC DFBT.

1t appears by the climate (D) that the pay
ments on account of the principal of the
public debt have, during the year ending ON
the Goth Of September lat, amounted to
9,652,Ss7 lie
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I. p. HOPKINS.

- EGPECTFULLY iqfoyms bis .fy4eadt ami
II eyRomr f''af ne has uyagcl GaTcienf
n'n5ec NJ goya gVor&mc,,, and SyW be Ibanyjui
FIR continuance q f6cr /eVe~y.
Dss. l., TJSSeS
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aaetton SaIes.
. a;eS 1T auettnn.

WW I5llot tie A-t7ion Room Of tie S4lsfigsyy, on
TUESDHI, tLr 4.b Gsy Of D.eczber nrxf:
4 IL. the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
! & NITuRE belonging TO the etate of LIST
TEMPLE, dec'd--Alio, variety of articles in the
Grocery Line lr,- Six months credit will be allow
ed the Purchaers for all fums above fifty dollars,
giving notes with approved indoriers, negotiable
shc Bank OF Virginia. the Administrator.
THOMAS TAYLOR y Co. Aua'rs
Nov 2S.
On nc Jan. day 4vm be J6A3 p,fi0eiy, sUaIont
rCfrve:
a BOUT two ;houiar,d dollar; worth Of GOODS,
I A cOntilting of Dimities CalEcocg, Cutlery and
Hardu are ~ Terms Of iale 80 doya--Notes with
approved intorisrs negotiable the Bank Of Virginia,
Will be required. r T. e. Co.
Nov. ~. tbs
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10000
I,l7o,ooo

Thofe duties began TO operate or the fra
day Of July Taft, but as they are payable fix,
eight, nine, ten, and twelve months after the i'm
portation, no part will be paid in the treafnry
during the prcient year; and fun of only $50,
COO dollars, is expected to be received in he
courte of the year 1905. For that fun only
credit has been taken i'll the general Ultimate OF
receipts for that year; Whit part ofthe l,lro.
600 dollars, chargeahie TO the fund, has already
been expended; and the ref is included IN the
preceding climate of expences for 1905. The
differences amounting to 100000 dollars, will,
at the end OF next year, coniit of outitandng
bonds payable in 1906; and if the additional
duty ihould, as we'll as the extraordinary cx-
pence for which it is appropriated, ceafe at that
time, that outfanding balance will, as it is co.,
lected, replace in the treafury the fun advanced
from the ordinary revenues in anticipation Of
the proceeds of the fund. Fori it shoped that
the Gtuation of the trsafury will renders il unne-
celiary to recur to the au'h ority, Siyen by the
atl, to borrow on the credit of the fund.
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P. a. PETICOLAS & HIS SON AUGUST,
PROFESSORS OF E1USIC.

y ESPECTFULLY inform the Ladies and Gentle
N men of the city of Richmond and it's vicinity,
that they intend to teach MUSIC on the PIANO
FORTE or HARPSICHORD.
Orders, from Ladies or Gentlemen, left at Mr..
Fieiihers (he Ring SUM at MIR. CANDLES fore,
Will be particularly attended to.
- p. A. p. TUNES INSTRUMENTS.
- IMMATURE PAINTING good likener-
ies, warranted by hirnfelf. Dec. /. T&SGt
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AMONG WHICH ARE;
ouPeTnne & coaTie cloths Ruiia and Iriih meetings
CaiAmeres * eoatings German Oinaburgs and
;'iai'tfei'et arid patent IIcklcnburgs
cords ChiEtzes, Callicoes and
Swaniiowns & aannels { Carnbricks
Roie, point * duil blan- India Luteitrings and Sat-
kcts Tins
Boys Morocco caps Ironmongery & Cutlery
ladies ihoes & flippers Z, Gun Powder and Patent
Steel baokboard5 aud co-I Shot
lars Looking ClafTes & Their
OIL cloths * oil tones Z monieters
1ih linens and brown Whips, Spurs, &c. &c &c.
Hollands
Nov 2. Wtf
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The expences Of the year 1905, which NUT
be betrayed out of that revenue, con6it of the
following items:
/. The annual appropriation OF
eight millions of dollars for Tie
payment of the principal and in
tereft of the public debt of
which near 100000 dollars will
be applicable to the difcharge of
the principal, and the refdue to
the payment of interet, 5000 900
9. For the civil department and all
domelGc expenses of a civil ma
ture, including military Peniions,
the light houfe and mint eltabliih-
ments, and the expences of fur.
veying public lands, $4,000
.. For eXpences incident to the in
tercourie with foreign nations,
including the payment of awards
under the 9TH article Of the Bri-
tifh treaty, and the permanent APP
preparation for Agiers, 10000
4. For the military and Indian de-
partments, including the perma-
nent appropriation for certain In
dian tribes, $4,000
S. For the naval ebablifl-
ment, viz. annualappro-
priation charged to the
ordinary revenue, 100000
Extra expences of the
af expedition againft
1ripoli, which will be
payable in the year
1905, and the charge to
the ELECTROMAGNETIC 100000
100000
G. Rlferved out of the Mediterra-
mean fund for meeting other ex-
traordinary expences which may
be incurred under the act conni-
tuting the fund, 100000
Making altogether 11,54o,ooo
eleven millions FIVE hundred and
forty thouland dollars, and de-
duGed from the revenue of 11,75o,Coo
Leaves furplus Of more than
two hundred thoufand dol
lars, 10000
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For SALE.

FOR SALE,
Il! Louie Cor-tbONje, an tie Ic9 Hr4neE!ay ii
December next,
Iso VALUABLE SLAVES,
CONSISTING Of heu, Hoaien, Boys and
~ Girl, 6,lorgi7y TO sbe ate IF Chritopher Sn,,th,
oee. -f1sorg tb<n Il Vaipabie TANNER, regularity
I'sdfo re 6ghns. The (yj5er bas ,cficd 10 cN any
q thar eTiOsiay, ami toy zUiI certainly be osyed a!
tq6ls Jar at de time AIeVe mentioned d e,e liz lie
io!3 Of Fs5'Eay 1906, 7eW Be gvea, 5e 5grsIatiyg
sgigg bonds sOib sfsrOVlS l.yiy carry iaiese from
'5t date; 6pt if 'br principal IL fan1.ay aa, 10. u:.-
y5R zoiY BE- RENTED
CHARLES SMITH,
Aairs Executor Of Cbrjfqpher S1ritb, Gee.
OG7obsr 3. IestHsJ
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REPORT.

In oGrdirnee 70 tie dire6ious Of lie al, G3biemen-
fary 10 f<'e qR, intifuied :. din al to cyfadl;b
ne Tregflyy Department." the Secretary ot'fhe
7reajiay ,spetJfitllr /iibmif5 tbeJ oHoqving
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Loe' FOR CASH, OR ON SHORT CREDIT,

Loc' FOR CASH, OR on SHORT CREDIT,
Dire9 from lPeri1:ssoa'5 LEaa4faaoyy, PbiAa-
GfIphia;
LO AZ SUG AR,
OF an excellent quality, either BY the hogf-
- head, barrel, or Jingle loaf. The flppy
will be regular and large.
HLSO-BAR IRON, by the ton or Jingle
bar: IRON CASTINGS of various kinds, by
the ton or Jingle piece, among which are few
tons OF so and GO lbs. weights.
MICAJAH DAVIS.
4th OF 7th mo. 1904. cW6m
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fall! dnn jfaatcnah!e cares.

y oBERT JOHNSTON is now opening general
IN and we'll feleSsed Afort.nent Of F.fLL AID
FASHIONABLE GOODS, which he will fell on
moderate terms Tor Cath, Produce or at ihUrt credit
by Wholesle or Retau.
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IN COUNCIL, NOVEMBER IS, 1904.

PRESENT,
THE GOVERNOR,
Nix. M'RAn, Mr.. STUART,
MR. FousHEr, Mn. HEATu.
THE Board sr,ess4s4 70 the cshn,iuat;ou of
4 -. ret,ry5 z,,ade b. .t5e Con,m;Gouey, n
.5e l9,e,,7i counties svit6ia tbs eOnmouzvealt5.
atba:n.ed end eonnr;Gone4 in buyGlanee of TIE
81 sagc4 en- Jai,uGyy 1901, 10 amend an az.
iati.alca an az 10 amend an az, ibfifu}ea. on
al for abeoiufiue ELelFory 70 etooEe a P,cGdsnt
and Y7ee-Preyfdcaf Of The United Statet - and
t5e,sxson f;,d tie grcatef nuu5sy at Vo[r
throughout TIE Rate in fauour of tbe q oerGuf
faRsEyine.
Richard Evers Lee. Of Noyau B,,o,g5
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BOXERS OFFICE.

HE Sn5friyer 5ss opened Brote,'s o5Fae, eebaGf4
Il tie Union Taz1H and oVe, tie CsA7ting-boa,S Of
Tboaia, and Auas LedH III bpJia1li eogfaId 10 him.
zrW Be trHgtaf7rS rVhb Eris fJshty.
THOMAS NORVELL.
O61otsr 9. tt
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ELLIS & ALLAN,

ELLIS & ALLAN,
TT AVE received, by the ia;e arrivals from London
l. 4 s. Liverpool very handfome aflortment OF
GOODS. iGtable 10 the iealon, which they viii fell ON
moderate terms.
November Il. (eP3w)
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twenty FIX thou.and dollars. But feveral ar,i-
Giles which, in tie years 1902 ard 1908, paid
duties ad valoirm. having, ia leu thereof,
beer charged with fpecfc duties, by an act Of
Ian felton,, are not liable to the additional duty
OF two ana an half per cent. Although the va
lue of tloie articles cannot be preciieIy aicey-
tanned, it is believed that the deduction on fiat
account will not amount TO fifty thouiand 49,
lars and that the proceeds of the additional ,lu-
ty may be computed at the annual fun of ie-
ven hundred and eighty thoufamd dollars and
for the eighteen months commencing on the III
July 1904, and ending ON the silt December,
1905, at one million one hundred and fevcuty
thoufand dollars.
he e%pences authorized under the Get con-
hltuting the fund have been predicated on that
climate, aud apportioned in the following taa1.
ner.
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Another view Of the fubiea
may be given in the follow
ing manner the balance in
the treafury amounted, on the
frA day of April
1901, TO 1,79f,O14 s.
And OF the 50th Of Sept.
1904, 10 f,0S2,295 II
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Balance III fhc T.snGlrp.

The greater part # "a 5a.ance of 5,S6o,e8I
dollars and 54 cents, which On the 3oth day OF
September, 1903, remaned IL he t-eafiIry, was,
IN the lat years report, conGdCrcd as applca-
Die 10 the payment of certain extraordinary de-
mands therein ftated. As no payment has been
made on that account during laft year, befdes
the frtt intalment of eight hundred and eighty
eight thoutand dollars, due to Great Britain,
nor any other extraordinary expences been dif.
charged than the advance of $4,000 dollars, ilt
anticipation of the Mediterranean fund, the ba-
lance remaining in the treafury on tho 3Oth of
September, 1904, Fill amounted to 4,s8z, 1925
dollars and II cents. That fun, together with
the ettimated iurplus of revenue for the wear
1905, the fun advanced from The ordinary re-
venue to the Mediterranean fund, and tic ar
rears of direct tax and internal revenues, may
fill be contdcrcd as fufIicent 20 diitharse the
balance of I,77G,ooo dollars, due to Great Bril-
tain, the loan of 100000 dollars, due to Mary
land, and two millions of dollars, on account of
the American claims afIumed by the Frerch
convention. As the greater part of thofe de-
mands will be paid in the courfe Of the year
1905, the balance will not probably at the end
of that year exceed the fun which il is always
expcdicnt to retain in the trcafury.
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Making an increaf. Of

Making an increaG of
From which deducliig the
procSets OF ,he faies of the
bark flares,
Leaves for she increac an-
fng from the ordinary rsTc-
nUc,
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And during the three wears and
an half, commencing OH the
III day Of April, 1901, and
ending the sOth September,
1904, to ls,57G,so1 &c
During the fame period new Debt of IS
millions of dolls. has been created by the pur-
chaie of Louiiana, viz.
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1. For the navy depart
ment (in addition TO the
annual appropriation OF
100000 dolls.) viz:
There had been advanced
from the ordinary reve-
nne, prior to the solh
Sept. 1904,
4 further payment will be
made before the lift ia
nuary, 1906, of
To be paid during the
year 1905, on account
OF this fund, as ftated
under the fifth item of
expenditures for that
year,
Q. Referved for other ex-
traordinary expences
which may be incurred
for the fame Object, be-
ing tile ixth item OF ex-
penditures for TIE year
1906,
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Six per cent. flock, ifucd
in conformity with the conven-
ton,
Amount ofAmcrican claims
adumed by the convention, and
for the payment of which au-
thority has been given TO Oh
tain loan two millions
thereof being already provided
for, out Of the furplus fpecie in
the treafury,
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EXPENDVURES.

The expenceS Of the year 1905, which NUT
be betrayed out of that revenue, coniilt of the
following items
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