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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT an adjournment of the general meeting of
Stock Holders has been made to the firf Mon
day in month when it is expected the members,
generally, will attend either in perfon by Attor-
ney duly qualified TO al for them.
JAS. BRANDER, elk.
Augun 3. I'm.
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FOR LONDON,

FOR LONDON,
THE NRH Copper FASTENED SHIP,
Len POWHATAN.
.IUlAS WILLIAM CorrLr, MASTER,
tsM MAMp Burtben abost 500 HID. Tobacco.
-SSs-@s5kssr. SHE is daily expected at City Point.
Having part of her cargo already engaged, fhe will
take the balance moderate freight. For terms, ap
ply to Mr.. Edmund W. Rootes, Richmond, or
NASH s, MUNROE, Petersburg.
AuguR q. 4w.
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BOSTON, Iulv %.

The Secretary at War is expected in this town
daily. When he, the Commander in Chief, and
Gen. ELLIOT, will take view of the harbour,
preparatory TO its fortifcaton.
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FITZWHYLSONN g POTTER,
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II T,eatie on tie Nature and SuBjee7s of
CHRISTIAN B fPTISM,
LIKEWISE edition of the AMERICAN
- PRECEPTOR, anda general ailortment of o.
ther Se6OOl BoOks, which ill be fold cheap
They have alto Muiic and Mulical inilrumepts.
Paper Hangings, Patent Razors and Pen Knives,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket Books, and a freih
iuPply of Fools-Cap and Poft Paper.
July 81, ep6w.
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The Court Of Inquiry on the conduct of Com
modore BARRON has been fnfpended on account
Of Commodore PREBLE's indiGpofition.
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NETWORK, AuguR !.

BY the hip Hare, capt. Barry, from Bordeaux, we
have received French papers the I4th of June from
one of which tha following intereing article is rani-
lated for the Mercantile Advertiser.
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vi IDF T OdTHTdny m ofpFenber nef zUI be I0!d,
t6ep,emJss, to the bigb5f bidder, that vaiHabe
TRACT OF LAND,
FORMERLY the property of Owen Lewis, decd
L fituated in the county of Abemarle on Toteer
Creek, three miles below the town of Warreu,--
This Land is well adapted the culture of tobacco,
wheat and corn has it excellent dwelling -houie,
with other neceIary out-houfes alfo valuable APP
pie orchard, &c. One third of the purehafe money
TO be paid on the rtt day of May, 1908, the balance
in two annual payments. Bonds with approved fs-
curity, and alto deed of truh on the land will be
required from the purchafer A title will be made to
the Purehaler on the day of fale, by the Iegatees
Auguif 4. ep6tg.
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a fpeaator of the Gurrender of the place. When
he tliicovered the preparations for firing on
the ihpping with red hot balls, he embarked
OH board aud failed for Pillau.
The fort of Weifthelmunde aill holding out,
Marihal Lefebvre iummoned it on the goth /;
and Whit the articles of capitulation were 6gn-
ing, the carlton came ont of the fort and fur
rendered. The commander thus aband oned
made his efc ape by fea, 70 that we are matters
of the town and port of Dantzic. Thefe events
are a happy preface for the campaign.
On the goth his majeity the emperor reviewed
Hautpoulx divi6on of cuiraiiiers and gen.
Grouchy's divifon of Dragons at BifchoAver-
der and at Straiberg.
The arrival of the fchooner Hope at Bottom, in
81 days from Nantes, furniihes Paris papers
to the 18th of June, fevrn days later than
were received at this port by the Sufan.
They give no accounts of any engagement
between the armies of Ruffia and France,
and bring only from the latter the nth bull
letin. We have fubjoined the principal ar
ticles of intelligence, as detailed in the Bottom
papers.
LONDON, May 80.
Sir Sidney Smith is on his return home, on
board le Pompee, of oguns.
Orders have juit been given at Plymouth, to
difpatch to fea without delay. all the fhips in
that port, which are in readinefs for failing.
l; is afierted that government has received in
tellgence that French fquadron has left Brett,
and efcaped the vigilance of our cruizers, whilf
great part of the Channel feet had put into
Torbay.
Mr.. Thornton has jult fet off on board an ex-
traordinary packet dispatched for Tonningen.
1t is generally aferted, that the object of his
milton is important, which may be judged of
from the quicknefs with which he is fsnt off. 1t
is faid he is going to Mcneil in order to make
remonftrances to the Pruffian cabinet relative
to the negotiations qvbieb bapt been opened.
The conduct of the King of Sweden is ALTO more
than fufpicious.
Letters from Port(mouth mention, that on
the 2sth May, Admiral Duckworth aud Sir
Charles Arbuthnot landed from on board the
Royal George. Sir Charles Arbu;hnot appears
20 be very i'll.
The elections in Ireland continue to be very
contrary to the mniiterial party.
Iune 4.
Gen. Bcresford has arrived from the River of
Plate.
The grand expedition is delayed failing 10
await the arrival of Lord Melville from Scot
land.
Admiral Duckworth and Mr.. ArbIthnot
have been introduced to the King.
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The Berlin Gazette contains the following
article -
There has been much talk of feveral days con-
verfstion which took place between II. M. the
emperor of the French and MIR. Schleintz, pre-
iident of the chamber of Marienwerder. III.
M. the emperor iaid to Mr.. Schlenitz that
Pruflia having coDfented to fUbmit to the domi-
nation of RufIia, the concluding of peace be-
came confequently very difficult, becaufe Ruff
fla, initead of aiding France, to bring England
within due bounds, and by that means to re-
leafe Europe and the whole univerfe from it's
maritime tyranny, had put her(elf uuder the
yoke of the Engllh, that the king of Pruilil,
had only two modes left of returning to
Berlin, to wit, eiiber to be conducted there BY
the smbtrOr Napoleon; at The head Of bis
bodt gtn'rd, rby the Ra6fan5 that this laf
mode was certainly practicable, in the event Of
the French looIing battle on the other fide OF
the VIitulai three between the Viaula and the
Offer and three more between the Oder and
the Elbe and thus coming nearer their own
country, without being able to receive any rein
forcemeuts that it concerned every good
Pruli1n patriot to calculate what it would con
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added, were fent in bags to Confantnople.
Tbe Engij6 at Egybt.-Letters from Leghorn
and in lhort from every port in Italy, mention
that the Engfh have been defeated in Egypt
by the Turks and Arnauts united. The par
ticuIarS of this event are not yet come to hand,
hut it is beyond doubt that feveral fat failing
Hoops have arrived in the ports of Sicily, with
orders to the commander of the Engliih troops
in that ifland to embark for Egypt all thote fill
remaining there. Similar orders have been re-
ceived at Malta, where all the difpoiable troops
are getting on board tranfports. The Englilh
government are relolved to be matters of Egypt,
cof what it may, in confeqsence of which
new ex; edition is expected in the Me dterr2-
mean from England.
There is certain intelligence arrived that the
Enelifh army, landed at Alexandria under the
command of General Frazier, was completely
beaten by the Turks at the moment when it
was endeavouriDg to advance into Egypt, and
that it was 70 hard pre1ed in its precipta'e re-
treat, that Gen. Frazer had already dispatched
three frigates fuccehively to the Governor of
Malta in order to demand fuccours from him.
PETERsBURcH, May 10.
Our commercial affairs with Great-Britain
are yet in an unfetted fituation.
BERLIN, May 10.
a letter announces that the city of Leibhadt
MAS UttU OuTnt u dmSSj Oy II IRE WHICH COID-
neuced in the houfe of Martial Soult-his
headquarters were held in that city.
TRTBsT, May Is.
Intelligence has been received from Egypt,
which Gates, that the body of Engih troops
which had landed in that country were under
the greatet embarralTmept; the greatelt part
of the Beys, as well as all the inhabitants, hay-
ing declared for the Porte and France. 1t is
ALTO known that after the retreat Of the Englih
fquadron which appeared before ConRantino-
pie, different bodies OF troops which were in
Syria, received orders to return to Egypt, in
order to oppofe the Englih, Whole deigns on
the Poiieflions of the Porte were for0feen.
Hence there is every reafon for believing that
the latter cannot long maintain themfelves in
Egypt, even when they receive reinforcements
from Sicily.
The death of Elf Bey has deprived them of
the ioIe fupport they had in that country.
May 80.
The port of Tunis is blockaded anew by the
Americans.
FRANKFORT, May %.
1t is anerted, that the court of Vienna has
JUL invited in The moR prcfiing manner that of
London 10 fend Pieripotentaries to the Com
greis which, it is faid, will very fhortly open
in order TO treat of the affairs of Europe and Of
the re.efabIihment Of general peace. tits
thought that Baron Vincent will not max, a
long Ray at Vienna, and that after having re.
ceived new inltructions from lie Government.
he will repair TO Berlin, where the centre Of
the negotiations will, it isthougbt, be eRablifh.
cd,
AUGUSTINE, May 81.
Tom'2n Fleet. Letters which have been re.
ce'ved here from Leghorn confirm the intelli.
gence OF the French Hset having failed from
onion. i is now crufng in the Mediteuan
can, ard will, il is thought, Get fail for the Adr
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hUCUST1NB, May 81.
Tom'2n Fleet. Letters which have been re-
ce'ved here from Leghorn confirm the intelli-
gence OF the French Hset having failed from
IonIon. It is now cruiirg in the Mediterran.
can, ard will, it is thought, fe fail for the Adri-
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: he 4,h of March, 1889, are barred
\ = !. .s,,ory rrsolu.lons of Congress, passed
II = ne So airs 1885, add 1887. and ~ laws
me Unned S,syes passed February %.
ssos and On toe Sd Of March, 1895, ana
~ me 9Th Of July, 1898. Your somnlt,
IT, are of opinlon, tnst justice aad SOUND
NC, rsqalrs that all just and equi,ao.'e
|pl,,ms ssans. the dated States, wh'sa
,s,bus barred, should bs fully Pa'd aus
..a.sea: we therefore recomMend the
|io!iowiog resolution.
Reselrea, That all just and equitable
claims against the Unitsd States Tor ssr-
s;ess ssndsrrd and supplies furnished. Oar
II The revolutionary war with Gtsat Dfi-
.,sa and loan office certificates, haai SCH
|,r,aept certificates, indeGts OF interest,
md balances credited 90 the bseks OF sae
,yeasury, which are sow barred by any law
q the u. States, ought to be provided Tor
By law
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Virginia Legislature.

The house of delegates, have at length a.
greed to the revenae bill, with the omission of
the tax on the Virginia bank and on the stock
Of the U. S. bank, deposited at Norfolk. II he
same bill passed the senate, last evening,
without any opposition.
The house of delegates adopted also reso-
luton, declaring, that it was the right of the
general assembly to tax the capital of the Vir
ginia bank, or of any other bank within the IL
mits OF the state, whenever they may deem it
expcdicnt. This resolution was last evening
subHsitted to the senate, where after varions
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rieus labors, aud Which victory has scouss

rieus labors, and Which victory has scouss
tened every thing 20 suonatto.
La place Of using this Language which
agreed soweii viii the prudence of nis
age and the experiences OF tiis Tong career
be was the first to cry toar:ns he cons
temned evea the ties OF blood, BY arming
the son against his father he thfsaicned
to plant his standard 90 the palace OF
Stu.gard, snd accompanied these Steps with
imprecations against ffarce he has de-
clared himself the author Of The foolish
manifesto which he had tisa.owed tsr
fourteen jeafs, though he Old noi dare 10
deny he had sanctioned il with his sigma
ture.
1! was remarked tia; drriag bis coaesj.
satiop, the emperor witt sHa! wailarh,
with which he is sometimes an!nassd, re.
geatee olten $50 osc,shsow aud destroy
the habi,a,ions Of peacestle c,.izsus, IS a
crime which caote repaired VIII time aad
n,enev butte dishooor as afn:v by &c.
string tito Gy ous Of Germany before The
Fressiau eagle is baseness shat Es CITY
vino eouiJ eocas-I II, cesld COMMIT
Mr. d. I-uehuslsli is zlwas a: lad e.ar-
f-rs; th- eWpsfo: na,refassG 10 see hirD,
bu' il is observed shal be has .TeqaepI con.
.terences viii the grad s..ags.iaI Of the
palace Da.nc..
Tbs emperor laq ordered Tire. preseDt
sha'llle made OCT II shs gree caaa:isy Of
kngl.sh closh foupt al LejFai:s, Of q cea,-
p!se suit FIR each oEl-es, AMI a coat & cap
for each seltIlfr.
The Imperial qnar;srs are at Ksop.
etadt.
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Foreign Neao5.
SIXTEENTH BULLETIN OF The
GRAND ARMY.

+ -.-,. g., 81. 54.H n
The coke Of Brunswick has sen, lis
marshal Bi the ealxca 20 the enl2efor; this
officer was charged w,lh alester. in wis
he recon- meDded his states 70 his Iaaies
Tie emperor SAID TO him. ";i Should
cause the ci;y of Brunswick 10 be demo-
Es!l.s', asd if ! Wa nor 70 leave onc store
upun another, wha; could your p:;acc sag!
Dtes not the law Of retaliation per air nlc
10 CO at Brunswick what he wi.a.d to Dc
10 my caP.la'? TO announce tbs project
Of dsmolishiag cities may be folly, bat
TO wish 10 destroy the hoaor of brave ar
uly, and TO propose 10 il 70 leave Gerrns-
ny By essd stages IjouTn,es d'etapes) on
the single Summons OF the Psessian a ;ny,
- what passsri:y Will scarcely hsi;sve
The duke OF Bruassitk oashs revvr 10
have suffered hie,sesf to co,nn,it such sa
outrage /; gfewn grsy aaaer arms he oushs
to have respected military honor bxsiG4a,
10 'hs PLANS of Champagne, tbs gsuers!
was not able 20 sequlre liz righi CT .teasine
shs Frsneh standards with such ro1tempg;
sneh SUMMONS can an'y & }shoser ,ae sd
cot en- the king C. Psussia Iba this disho-
aor wall rest, II is ca The ehiS! OF his mi
lifayy courcil; it ia On The general who,
is these dffersne cirsH Instances, hc gave
he care of his AFFAIRS II is, in ebert, tie
duke Of Brunswick thst Eraece and Psns
The frenzy Of wh'eh this old general gave
you an example. hes inHamtd turbulent
Sc, Of yoxng snea, asd caused the ki:.g 20
act eoatrary 10 hi. own opinion aud Eis:a.
innate conviction
IS Always, sir, say 10 the inhabitants OF
,he country OF Brunswick, tia, they will
and Ia the Freneh generous enemis,; that
wish. as regards them. 70 soften the r.
cars eff war. and that the evils oeeasloosd
.ty the passage of troops is contrary 10 n1y
aiii say ,es tbs duke of Brunswiek, that
he will be treated with all the regard due 70
a Piussiaa officer, bur that / eanaos &c.
kaswledae sovereign in prussias gen.
s. II it shoaId aapssa bat the HOUSE. Of
Brunswick loses tha sovereignty ct la sn
eestors, the easse nast bs .uoked tor IN
the author OF tEo wars la one OF which
he wished te sap even to IFS foundation,
the great capital; AID by the o.hsr wlsfsd
70 dishonur 200 900 brave mrn, wn,eh
might be conquered, but Walsh VIII nsser
be found out Of the road Of hoser aaa gle,
ry. Auek blood has been shed witsis a
few days. great disasters weigh heavily ca
the Prussian monarchy; how worthy ct
blame is this man, who 10 word could
have prevented thea, if like Nesser, raie-
Ing his veice in the nids. Of .hs council,
he had sa d.
!" Iacsasidarate youth be silent; women
ra,nra to your work bags, and to ihs inse-
rier of your families; sire, believe ths
ccmpanioa Of the most i!lus,rioss of your
predecessors, since the emperor Napoleon
does no. wish for war, do cot place him
between war and dishanorj dc not engsge
in adangeroas struggle with an array ths
has honersd itself with Fifteen years OF glo.
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aleransrta DajIp aDsetttser.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY %.
COMMUNICATED.

CUM Ed. -
A duel took place at Natchez on the sotk
November last, between Major Ferdinand
Leigh Claiborne, and Captain Farrar Two
shots were exchanged, the first without effect,
the second proved close one-Maior Clai-
bornc's bali entered the right side of Captain
Farrar under the arm, but for the want of
powder did not penetrate the eavity-Captain
F's ball passed through the cape of Major
Claiborne's coat and vest without doing iniu-
ry.
Richnaond ENQUIRER.
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SEVENTIES BULLETIN.
Position, Octe5er IS, 1906.

On lis road. tie enpryur beng on
kor & back 70 repair from N'f.empesg To
/ tsdan,, he ~as surH;iseds ~ a gus, and
:! t,Il;ed a. The house Of the grand hunts
n.an ct Sas : F.; his maiesty' was ;nucsl
astcn!shtd 10 hear laimsei: called bv kls
naine BY a handsome w0naa; she YVES al
EsVntian p'GaiaT; sha r'ioow of a French
oaicer Of The army OF Esyp;, vhc had been
IL Sas0aV to' ih:ce moaths, she resided
with fte gyacd Eas.tsh.au Wao had Teceis:
Cd aosi tres,sd her htrorat:.y tie cape
FOR seisled eli hrr q pepslon Of ewel.e an-
efcc iTsnca &ad Gas saEsn charge o! her
sou. 8 X is ths Fist l!n,e s2e the empe.
rcr, that ever ahsh;cd on ascovat OF a
gus, had u r,esenorasns that good acs
tees atssads3 c,e ,5Grc
II 10 remark "a as q siosltarisy thu. the
napstor NaPUieon arrived 9: Pesstaaa
cad a''ghlet. Ga 'hs ssme d&y ard crar!y &C
The same koar, that the en4pere,r al Rassia
did sis last year, when he made that jsurs
sey vh:ch hss bcGp 80 fatal 10 Prussia.
ltwfs !ran that faeness that The queen
If ths care cf her domestic affairs and
lhe;grea; cccHpstions Of the toilet to med.
die In The affairs Ct state, 10 infl nee the
king snd fe sprest every where ,he aaes
With which che WAS pesseSsej.
he confederate party Of he Pussian
oaf'oa coa.idsf His Journey as one of the
grea.esE msstor.lges which ha, happened
To- Fruss's; .hara Gao be no ,ds. formed
o. sh. aetipis, of tie iscicn g make the
ksrg declare for Wa1 in spite # h,msvif.
The rcsals 81 The ceic b'ss5l cath eaade
or the tn,b Of Ereds;ick the Grsa, ca
the 4.h of Ecvs rnbsr. s05 was lhr battle
Of Ausierii q anc he eeacuasiou # Ger
Hsaay iy the hussIsn army b. fsed stages,
--saey sade SO hoars al er Oh this sablt &C
ar engraving whirh is fau.d % al, ne shans
and which excltss even the coua!rymsa TO
laugh. You ih<re see ha fanasouae err,
peruf CT RNssia, he9r ta h,m the uaeea,
On 'hs ether s,de he ki.g 'ss.es h $ hasd
an sAe fau1b ct ells grex. Fteaerick tie
queen ~ dressed ia SHAWL seEe;h,ng
Ike ths engrav,sgs OF Londsa ,spresene
10y Hamsi,oo; she supports her haad Ga
her breaei aae with ierdsr air locks at
the emperor ct Russia. We caanos con.
eeive how the psliee Of Berlip suEereG nc
spreading ot so pili:sl satire. ae shade
Of the great Frederick soald net bnt be ins
digssht at this seardalous seene; his raiad,
bis genius aad Els wishes were with tie
nasIon &c SO nneh esteemed, aud Of which
hs said thar it he was king there should nor
be cannon fred ia Europe without his
permission.
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sthehdmsats being proposed, the hrevleus
question was put, that is, whether 6 the main
question saould nszO be put 9 winch Was &C.
eidea in the negative.
The Senate nave also adopted the bill Tor
dls6andlng the pubic gard, statlone In this
city; VIII Two or three amendments. Une
OF these IS TO postpone the operation OF the
law uhui the hrst OF June; 1t being supposed
that SUFFICIENT guard should DO preserved,
until the Distribution OF the pubic arms could
be accomplished.
1t ismost probable, that the Legislature will
this gay aeJou,n its session. In our next pa
per, we snail lay before our readers a list ct
the private acts, summary OF the acts OF a
pubic nature and statement OF revenue and
appropriations, &c, &c.
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to,

~,
The registered tosnsge hay-
ing been corrected accord.
lnsi the mode prescribed
for the government of the
collectors of the several
districts, and as stated in
the communicates made
oy shesecretary ofthe trea.
sary to congress the S7sh
February, 1So2, is eensi-
dsred the ,rsc .moup., as
nesr as may be, Of that
p, description of ,ennage,
Ahe enroAde aud llssnsed
tonnage is stated at lbs
amouat upaa which the
annual duty was collected
10 1905, en that dessr;p-
n0o OF tonnage as bsisg
mos. sorrect. and may be
considered nearly the true
-. amount,
Tn. c..
same,
-I I, district tonnage Of the
n natse States e1 the si.s
december, 1905, is stat.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
REGISTERS OFF1eR.

5ta January, 1897.
! do hereby esrsiig, That he foregoing
sta,s@eat is 3 srus extract from the quar-
feriy abstracts of tonnage rsnAered To the
treasury by the collectors of the stverai
distress OF she United States, for tbs
year 1906.
JOSEPH NOURsE, Register.
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This Day is Published,
BY COTIO1H md .S7,EU.IHT.t

PRICE Is CENTS.
Il full Statement Of the TRIAL and
Aeguattal Of {a1 on Burr, kJg.
Containing all the Proceedings and Debates
that took place before the Federal Court,
at Frankfort, Kentucky, Nov. IS, 1906.
~ JOIN W,ooD,
Editor OF the Western World--who attended
at the trial.
January 9.
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LETTER

From the secretary of the treasury, trans.
mit,ing the annual statement IF the dis
,rss tonnage of tbs United States. ea
the sl.t day OF Dscernbsr, los, togs-
ther with an explanatory leStsr to him
iroa. the register of ths treasury thsre-
on.
JANUARY IS.
Read and ordered ts lie GA the table.
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It appears by the collectors abstracts,
that 12S,5O7 3.95ths ssas new vessels
wsrs built in the year 1905, whef-et
97.973 57.95ths tons were registered. and
3O,5S3 41-95ths .ons wcrs enrslied.
| have sae hoaor to be, Sir,
With the greatest respect,
Yoar most obedient,
Asd very humble servant.
JOSEPH NOUkSE, Register.
Hon. ALBERT GALLATIN, =
Secretary sf the Treasury.
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Ihave he honor &c Be,
Very respectfully, SIR,
Your ohsd,ene servant,
ALBERT GALEATIN.
!Ths honorable the speaker of the
house of representatives.
Treasury Department,
Registers office, lo:h Jan. 1907.
SIR,
Ihave the honor TO transua;,she annust
|sasemens 80 the 3lst December, 1905. ef
|she district ionnags of the u. S.
I2ns. 95ths.
The corrected registered tom
DaSe is stated liz said abstract
al T4S.S41 50
the enrolled aud deceased SC s32,66s is
The hshisg vessels at 5s,363 so
Amounting to, Tons. i,l4o, 36s 2s
The tonnage on whieh duties wsrs gel.
ee'sd during the SANS year, amouatsd as
follows
Registered tonnage, paying du.
ty GA eaeh voyage, 9z2, ass 90
Enrolled aea liccased touasre
employed ia the coas,iag
trade paying an annual dusy, 276 200 90
rising resseis the same, Sc, AS 90
= fyvnx 20
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-28
JANUARY 13.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Jau. II, 1907.

~ ~ n J's0s - = y
SIR,
have the honor TO transmit the. annual
s,a,rmsat of the disrics soanags oi.,hf u !.
S OF the Slst of December, 1905, ssge.
,hst with an explanatory letter OF the 20.
g,s,sr of the treasury.
Il appears from these decuvenis. that
tie aeisal tonnage OF The .. s. ca the 3lss
December. 1905, might be estimated at
about ,Oe4, 900 tear, VIZ.
Registered tennags, 749 800
EBrelied do. E76 eco
Fishing do. Sc, 400