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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
National Ihanksp;,,;a.'
n TIE PRESIDENT OF Tup
SITES or 1MERIc1I 0EIl
a PROCLAMATIns

~, - IA ttJN
The Senate and House Of D.
tives of the United States, ha,s s'p's'aa
resolution, signiGed their desire :, ! Y asls
may be recommended, TO be obs @s' ~
the people ofihe United State, s''
Gus solemni'y, as a day Of thank,';4"'al y
OF deyout acknowledgements q f., Y
God, for his great goodness, mann s'.as
restoring to them the BLESSINGS =
No people ought to feel sres,.l ssass
tons TO celebrate the goodness Of i. ' :
Disposer Of events, and Of the de,,; t. w = i
tons, than the people ofthe Uni,sa : W.
His kind Providence originally e . S''''
them to one of the bes; portions of,ss 's'''
ling places allowed for the great Isa ! "
the human race. He protected AMI aA'l 7
ished them, under all the diaseul;.sa s
trials to which they were exposed : Z
early days. Under his toste,;aa as'|
their habits, their sentiments. apd,bs;. @
suits, prepared them for a ,rans; I
due time Tor state of independence = /
self government In the alduous ,,'s = Z
by which it was attained, they w,rs ~ n.y.
guished by multiplied tokens Of he ~ s's' /
interpositlon-During the interval ' ssss
succeeded, he reared them into the CO..
and endowed them with resource, Ms
have enabled them to assert tbsi, n.; ~.
rights, and 10 enhance their pation.l.
acter, IN another arduous conflict. Whit i
now happily terminated, by 4 pes,. &
reconciliation with those who bap
our enemies. And to the same Di,j0. !
thor OF every good and perfec; eff No.
indebted for all those priv ltges and ~.
tages, religious aswell as CIVIL wbFs s
SO richly enjoyed in this fayourtds land
Il is for blessings, such as these and M.
especially for tie restoration Of the bles,n,
of peace, that | noso recommend III, T.
SECOND THURSDAY in dtril p.,, |
set apart as day on which The peopk /
every religious denomination, may, IN N.
solemn assemblies unite their heart, ri
their voices, in q free-will Offering 10 III.
Heavenly BeneIactor, Of lhtir honags
Thanksgiving, and OF their songsof prais.
Given al the City of Washington 1
the fourth day Of Mach, inthsrs
OF our Lord one thousand eighlAa
dred and fifteen, OF the lnd;RIl
dsnce Of the United Staes the Iiiy,
ninth.
JAMES MADISON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
NOTICE.

yXyE the fubfcrbers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Job Mellon, Eiq. Judge of the
court for the probate of willis, &C. IN and for the
county Of Hancock, commlIoners to receive, ex-
anime and adult the claims of the leveral cred-
tors to the elta;e of THOMAS jOSELYN. late of
No four, in said county, yeoman, decesfed, aud
fix months being allowed from he date hereof for
tina, purpofe, hereby notify tina: we will attend to
the duty aiigned US at the dwelling hou(e of
James W. Merrill in DiImont on the laa Mon
day in March and the laii Monday in the three
following months from ten O'Clock in the forenoon
till four o'clock in be afternoon on each of taid
days. JOHN SMITH, 2c,u.;G,,.r,
Dxmnnt Feb, 4th. 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
Drugs q Medicines.


INFORMS his friends and the public that he
keeps conGantly for fate. at his old Gana IN
Exebangs Street general aaortment of DRUGS an'
MEDIsINES of genuine quality, on reaionabe
terms.
- Dsas's Rheumatic Pills Lfes Biliou Pii5
Fyaaki ReIfo,oiivs EGxer Vibrator IT'D Ointment ;
TBymp,on's Eye Woter, TIC C'e g'e
or MEDICINE CHES Is of different
fees and prices faithfully fst sp and old roair
ed at fhort notice and every favor thankfully &C
knowedged.
Msyeb g. 1915. 9w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
BENJAMIN Vining's EHate.

TO be fold by order of the Circuit Court of
Common Pleas at the hou(e of widow Bahia
be- vining, in Durham, in the County of Cum
berIsnd on Saturday the 18th day of April next
Il three o'clock M. certain piece of land ly-
ing in faid Durham, containing eight or more a.
cres lying between widow Winnings thirds and
land owned by Jonathan Strout, it being land
belonging to the EGa,s Of Benjamin vining de-
ceafed, to pay his jua debts and incidental char
ges. JOHN vINING.
March 81, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

THE lubfcriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that ihe has been duly appointed
aud taken upon herfef the trua of Admnilfra,rix
on the eRate of STEPHEN THOMAS, late of
Portland in the county of Cumberland, Fhy6cian.
deeeafed by giving bond the law direcfs-fhe
therefore requelts all perfons who are indebted to
the faid deceafeds efiate to make immediate pay
ment; and thofe who have any demands thereon,
to exhibit the fame TO
March 20, 1915. BARBARA THOMAS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
NOTICE.

THE Proprietors of the Portland Livery Stable
4 are hereby notified that fpecial meeting will
be held at Col BuRNHAMs Inn, on Afeaday, the
tenth day of April next, at o'clock P Nj; TO lee
if they will agree TO fell the Stock and cole their
concern, or make fueh repairs as may be necefary
for its eontinuance-and tranfaa any other buzz
ne(s that may legally come before them.
By cr6ey Of tie Di,sctors,
S. PATTEN, Ttssfwe,.
March ga fS 4,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

VA Z the fubfcribers having been aPp'inl., I
w the Judge of Probate for the county o. w.
berland, 10 receive and examine the eiaime
creditors to The eGate of ELIJAH ELDis y
of Portland. in the county afoIeisid, nsf'i's Z
ceaied, reprefented inloivent. give nones ~ !. !
months are allowed the creditors TO SFlIg =
prove their claims, and hat we fhall s'isps !. i
iervice at The office Of Oliver Bray, zig Gu ~
day next, and on The 6fR Monday Of lns l y ! !"
loving months EZEKIEL Dat
5AcoB A9fS
Portland, <b,H 8, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
Machine and Hand Cards.

John WiNsLOW & Co, inform their friend:
j and the puhiick that they continue 10 manD
fscture Machine and Hand Cards Of every diier p
ton, a, their Factory near Pcrtiand.-O Orders
left at JosEru Pores No. z, Mufey's Row or at.
the Poit- Office, will BE puuctus!ly attended to-
Having taken care to procure the beii of Engilh
Wire, and having TWO experienced workmen from
P!inay Ear. celebrated Factory n Laesfsr, they
hedge thsmelves 70 make Cards of the beft quality
at the Bottom and Leiceiter prices.
POULAND,, 1T Mo l6. UO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
To be Sold or Let.

A VALUABLE farm lying near the Csnn
the town of Wa erfofd, in the couulyd o.
ford, it being the farm formerly owusd By eg
II HaPgood fad farm contains ~ aerads
ceilent land, and conGlts Of ing and iIhgs
well wooded aud wstersd and ha, on il cx
orchard and various kinds of fruit trss, and II
has on Il large barn agood hOuls and corn IA
sc. &c.-Tsrms made known by sppYngw
CALVIN FARRAa
Waterford, March go.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

fiB fubcriber hereby gives public notice !
= concerned that he has been duly ippaaa
and taken upon himief The trult Of FsetuadH
al Viii and Tetlament of LEMUEL TUlAA
late Of Newgloucelter 10 the coua,y Of Cnnbazi
Woman dsceaied, by giving bond as the lHs
rects-He therefore requelts all Perlcn' Eh'Ii
Indebted to the .aid decealed's ellste to aais .
mediate payment and ihcfs who have al .
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the fame 10
JACOB TUCKER
March SOth,lSi5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
Portland BOOT and SHOE Man
ufaSfOrv.

THE fubfcriher, Agent 70 one Of the futferers by
I the lats fire in Mufey's row, has taken a fore
oppohte Mr. Daniel How,s in Middle ltreet. He
expect that il the courle Of few days This tore
will be prepared for the reception and accommo
dat ion Of all who peafe 10 call for the above ari-
cIeo-whish will be manufactured by coed work
men and of good materials He aio hopes the
former cu(fomers Of Mefrs. Belknap and RunneIIs
will favour him with their work AZ he has engaged
the fame workmeu and will uie his bef endeav
ours that their boots and fhOed fhall be equally
good in point of ltyle, neataels and Inability.
Iuf received on cor fgnment lot of Ladies
morocco walking ihces aid il'ps Of the laten faith
ion, which will be fold cheap for cafh-Work
done at the above Acre with neatnefo and at the
llortef notice by
STEPHEN FIELD, dgrnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
American Manufactured Goods.

z meTlCan NIaUuldCLNTSu OUOuS,
Ma z, A4sgy's. Row.
Joseph POPE, agent for ALmy u BrOzvH, of
Providence, who Keep him conaantly iuppiied
from their long known and well ehAblihedF Fact
ry at Pawtucket, with a general aaortment of
american Cotton G0Ods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
28t threaded white & coior'd Stocking Yarn
White and colored tewing Cottcns
Shirtings ogs-Checks--Stripes
Cling hams--Champrays- Ticking, &c
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and PEG.
pie in general who with TO furniih themieves with
the above articles, will befupPied At The Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
SAMUEL BUTTS,

= RESPECTFULLY Informs his trienos snu tue
N public. that he keeps as uiuai' genera iup
ply of ,r. mr.
BOOKS and STATIONE XII,
at his BOOK STORE, Hay market Roa0
ALso-for faie, three houies 10 genteel paris y
the town and feveral lots OF land on f0'e o'fee'
well fituated for traders or tradeimsn.
ALso to let, that large and convenient fiou's
and Stable on Court 81 Back 5fesf', long improves
a. public houfe nearly oppohte me court houis
and houfe on Fore H,est.
ALso-a large and conveRient houle on State F'Se'
fuitable for two or three families.
FOR SALE
One half Of FIRM in the town OF 6'lmToEE
containing one hundred acres OF land under gooo
Improvement, with good house and barn on tue
fame
also a valuable Farm in the town OF Farming
ton, in the county of Kennebec, costaln'ng one
hundred and forty acres Of good land, witn
large and convention buildings and thriving
young orchard of about 400 trees-iaid farm y
capable of yielding thirty fUs TOM OF ENChiofi
HAY. add ftuated on large county road, ana
is good ftand for public houie or iiore. fof
particulars enquire as above,
N. 3 Al WHO are indebted TO the iuoicFioer
are requened to maze immediate payment.
g-yGovernment Stock AIKEN in payment, forth
owe properly.
Portland, March s, 1865 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
Freh Garden Seeds.

NIArHL. LEFAVOR has for Sale a general at
~ iortment of Freih Garden Seeds. compiling
every kind ulua y wanted in this part OF the
Country. a, his Store between Portland Bank
and Rob'r. Boydsl middle Greet Portland
Portland, March I3, 1915. (6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

/ % be fold by order Of Court at the house of
J. Capt Luke Lamtard's, 10 Bath, on Monday
the twenty fourth day Of April next, at O'Clock,
P. M. the real elae Of James Rowe. late OF Bah,
in the County Of Lincoln. Mariner. deeeaied, COD
flung Of Farm, containing about one hundred
Acres OF good Land, Houte two itores high,
fn.ihec and painted Inhde and OUT, and Barn,
10 much Of iad eaate will be iuficient % pay
the fum oftwo thouiand dollars, and The charges
of fale
JOHN RICHARDSON. A4minyrahr,
Raih March @ lRI5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
10 LET.

THE large aud convenient IaOs,r hoatt, now.
L occupied by Mr.. Stephen MeLsI!sH, Situated
on Maine Rreet in Porland.-POGeillon will be
given early in May For particulars enquire OF
the prelent OF upant or Tbatsbss Gs3dard OF Boz
ron March 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
dNOTICE.

THE matter of the Boat - who failed from
bottom The 9Th init. a6ous two O'Clock, p NJ
aud who took on board Lad by The name JOHN
ADAMS GOODWIN, ia requeted return him
imme lately, 10 the care ofMr BENJAMIN IA
TON, H. Bolton, who is authorized 10 receive hin,
otherwile protecution will be immedia ely com
menced againlt h,na ; and all good people 20 whom
the knowledge Of laid Lad fhaii come, are requei-
ted by all means ia their power to lnduce him TO
return to his friends. ANY Information 10 the
fu bicrbers Lsncsiter, MATS, will be thankfully
received EDW ID GOODWIN.
March 10Th, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
Commission Business.

NOIlIIIKIoSlOII JUo1INoos
THE fubfcriber being elabliihed in the city of
New York for the Cole purpoie Of traniacting
Commiflion bulnels, the whole Of his attention
will be devoted to that object,-wii be happy TO
receive the commands Of his friends.
TAdES HARRIS, 5rs
Reference to
MeiTrs HaNRY SMITH & Co. or p..,,..d
MARX and w. HARRIs
March, 6. 3m.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

The Selectmen and Town Clerks
OFthe Several towns in Cumberland and OK
~ ford are informed tina; they may receive the
copies of the Treaties negotiated between The u
nited States and Great Britain, pu5ifhed by order
of the Legislature, on application at the Book
Store of rs acc ADAMS, Portland.
March 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

WE the lubfcribers having been apP0las'rr. s !
w the Judge of Probate for TOE county W." q +
berland, to receive and examine the cla a.swoQ
creditors to the eltare of WILLIAM Sim"sls
late Of Portland, IN faid county Mariner s'.,~ go
repreiented iniolvent, give notice thai u D Ne
are allowed the creditors 70 brIng 10 au' , 81
their claims, and that We iha attend inll , III,
at the flee of John rockingham ZIG 0D"
Saturday of April, June and sAusult, iD' l,s
YOHN FR0THIAGHaA'
LEVI QUlNBT.
Portland. MGgeb 80, 1915 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
TO LET.

TO LEI
THAT large BRICK HOUSE by the Hay
L Marker. with The Stable thereunto belonging
aud now occupied by MIR. Nathaniel Tiiton, pei
FELTON, given at, or before Il Of May Inqu,se of
NATHANIEL COFFIN
Poriidan March 81, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
IS Ib0u/and Dollars u!

IS Ib0ufand Dollars
WILL commence drawing in few days
" The
CANAL LOTTERY
it offers advantages very rarely to be found in
Lotteries, having only en- thousand tickess, and
producing prize of d. $1,000. Of 500, and a
number of 1000, 1000, 500. 100, so. &c &c.
and the fri Eve hundred blanks 10 be entitled TO
SIX dollars each-Ihose who with to pof rs them
feives of an independently, will Apply Immediately
at the Book fore and Louery Office of
K. LITTLE, & Co.
No. Mufieys Row where they can be furnifhed
with Tickets, halves quarters, and p,izss.
Maine Bank and bsltern money taken at par
old HalIowell and Aueuita taken at a diicount.
March, a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

Tor SALE, fmaIl Farm in Cape Elizabeth,
containing about iixty- acres. 6tua;ed at the
weiiern extremity Of Vaughans briige, and on
both Gdes of The main road, leading TO Bolton /;
laid Farm conGas Of moving palursg and Gait
marlh, all under good Improvement, well fenced,
and has a fine young orchard thefeon.-For
plealantnels Of profpet and fertility of foil iaid
Farm is not exceeded by any IN The vicinity of
Portland. For terms apply TO
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN,
March 81, IN tie tOzOa Of Wefbyook
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
March. SOth. 1875.

'CHg fubicr,ber hereby gives Papa' ,,ssls'
L concerned, that he has been sen sss.1a,sss
taken upon himfeIf the truit OF or, a0' N. d 7s
the eflate of WILLIAM slMNaoS, s.-osf der
land IN the county Of Cumberland, naiL Issess
cd by giving bond as the "a" oi1s s..,ed 70 Ib'
requeas all perions who are lno 'a ,,rnr0i =
deceafed, eaate to makesnme0ia =. % siss
thofe who have any demands i Us KILL DAt
the fame TO
March 3oth 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

Lew q David Bradlih, Jun'r.
NFOAM their friends and cuitomers that they
4 carry on she
BAKING BUSINESS,
in It's various branches, al their former Nand in
WtAOzO Street; where they lla'l keep conifantly
on hand Slip Bread of uhTerent qualities all IA
vors of CuliomeFs will be thankfully received and
all commands WILL be attended ts, az the ihortelt
notice All perfons indebted to the late Grm of
l., q ID. 3rad.ih, called on (now its time of
peace 10 pay them their juf demands 10 that they
can pay their honeh debts
--dLSO-
WANTED at the above buGnels one or two
Apprentice who Can be welt recommended
Portland, March !6, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
Oliver Buckley.

Wanted two active young lads from IA TO c
years OF age, as Apprentices to the above buff
Ueis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
Portlar9. Meeeb 50, 1915

n HE fubfsriber hereby gives Paons S Ss y
1 all coscerned, that ihe has oe'a "A d i
pointed and taken upon herieif 'ns = EEsls
execu.rir of the Ian will and tellansn' 4. osss
MIN WEBSTER, la'e Of Portiano ! - usr.
Of Cumber and EIouiewright, dssesle', -, =
bond as the law directs- ihe Ihsisls'S ...,,slr
perlons who are indebted to ,hs "a -, =
tate to make immediate psymsni y, lsss !
have any demands thereon. 20 sis = /; sTls
M.vrb SOth 1915 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

Tie 30ung King William.
WILL fand at Nor,hyarmouth the enfung fea-
fon-on Mondays and Tuesdays at the
Falls and the remainder CT tie time at the ST able
of the Subicriber, Hore elegant, well built
OF dsppIe gray colour, about fix years old is part
Eng ithb!ood,--bIed ia Verm ont-For terms ap-
ply 10 the Subicriber.
HINRY SCOTT.
March Ct, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10


M the iublcrbers having been appointed by
wv the Hon. Samue. Freeman, tfq 10 receive
and examine the c!aus Of creditors The eitate OF
STEPHEN THOMAS, late of Portland, IN the
county of Cumberland, Phy6cian, deceaied, repre-
tented infolvent, do hereby give notice that llr
months are allowed TO iaid creditors 10 bring IN
and prove their clams-and that we llal attend
that lervce al the Office of L. Mayo, on the lee
oud Tueiday of Aprll next and the foar following
months. EBEN MAYO, Commit
HENRY ILSLEY, ! Goners.
Portland, March 81 8l5.
THE iublcriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that Che has been duly appointed
and taking upon herief the truh of Admnitratrix
OIL the eitate of DANIEL DOLE. late of Wet
brook in the county Of Cumberland, yeoman, de-
eeaied, by giving bona as the law dlrects--ihe
therefore requets ali peifJns who are Indebted TO
the aid decea,ed's eitste TO make immediate pay
ment aud thofe who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibit the iaGe 70
KATHARINE DOLE.
March, esd, 1875.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10

March Soth, 1915
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16

Leaving deficit for which it
was proposed TO provide By
loan amounting to the
sum of 100000
Such we're the limited objects of ev-
pense, and such the limited means of sup
ply, at the commencement Of the year in
which war was declared. An Increase of
the expense, and diminution of the sup
ply, must have been anticipated. as the in
evitable consequence Of that event but the
government reposed with confidence. for
all the requisite support, upon the untfied
resources of the nation, In credit. in CAM
tai, and in industry. The confidence was
justly reposed; yet, It may, perhaps, be
considered as subject for regret, and it
certainly furnishes a lesson of practical
policy, that there existed no system. bv
which the internal resources of the country
could be bEought at once into action, when
the resources OF its external commerce be-
came Incompetent TO answer the exicen.
cies of the time. The existence Of such q
system would, probably, have inyigorated
Che early movements OF the war might
have preserved the public credit uuimpair
ed and would have rendered the pec9nia-
W Contributions OF the people more equal.
as well as more effective. But owing toI
the want Of such system, sudden and
almost an exclusive resort to the public
credit vas necessarily adopted as the chief
Instrument of finance. The nature of the
instrument employed vas soon develop
ed: and it was found that public credit
could only be durably maintained upon
the broad foundations of public revenue.
% the opening Of TIE session Of congress
IN November 1871, the legislative atten-
ton was devoted to the organization of the
See tie aaaeaed tatie n, e.r3iibitiak n
statement Qfthe gross annual receipts and
Disbursements Of tie Treasury from he
year 1871 to the year 1914.
b See the Annual Report oftke Secretary
Of The 9ivasRTg, datea ne s2a qf Nolem-
Ter 1871
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16

l. \ cursory review of the financial ope-
raiionsOf the government, in reference
TO the recent state of war.
Ii. A view Of the finances for 1915,
with estimates of the publie revenue
and expenditures for 1916.
III. Propositions for the Improvement
and management of the revenue, and
foe the support fpublic credit.
IL curssryrecist0 IF the financial ope-
rations D, tte government, IN reference to
The recent state Of toar.
In order tointroduce to the considera-
ton of congress with advantage, the meg
sures which will be respectfully suggested,
Tor replacing the finances of the United
States upon the basis of peace establish
ment, review of the financial operations
OF the government, in reference to the re-
cent state war, appears to be necessa-
ry preliminary.
The restrictive system, which commence
Ell IN the year 1907, greatly diminished tie
product OF the public revenue I; hut it was
not until the crisis involved an actual de-
claratlon of war, that the augmentation in
the expeDces Of the government became OBJ
vious and important. With the OCCASION
al aid oitemporary loans, the ordinary re-
ceipts of the Treasury had exceeded the
ordinary expenditures, even during the
period of q suspended commerce; (aI and
a report from this Department, presenting
the estimates for the year 1912, seems %
have given the first intimatiou, that the
portion of extraordinary expenses to be
incurred for the military and naval service,
on account of the then existing state of the
country, would raise the demands upon the
Treasury to considerable amount, beyond
the estimated product of the current re-
venue. (b) The ordinary Disbursements
for the year ending on the 50th of Septem-
Der, 1911, were stated as amounting to the
SUN of 1905, 657 dolls. 70 cts ;and the or
binary receipts for the same year were
stated as amounting TO the sum of 1884,
446 dolls. 81 cts. independent of tempo
rary loan (raised in 1870 and repaid in
l8lD as well as Of the balances in tile
Treasury at the commencement and the
! close OF the year. But the estimates for
the year 1912, required Gu account of the
current expenses, the sum Of 9,400,O00
dollars.
For the civil and de-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16

In obedience to the Acts entitled res.
pectively,s An Act to establish the Trea-
sury Department" aud" An act supple
mentary tothe Act entitled An Act TO es-
tablisIi the Treasury Department. the Sc
cretary of the Treasury has the honor TO
lay before Congress the following Report,
compreheRdiDg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16

a. see the act Of the 25,h Of Febru4 y, 1913,
(yol 377)
o. See the Letter Of The Secretary Of tbs
Treasury to the chairman Of the committee Of
Ways end Means, dated January 10, 1912, and
tie report ofthe acting Secretary OF the tfessu-
ny, dated ID ofJune 1918.
&c. } See the acts Of the 22l Of July end lie
81 Of august 1913, and the 9th Of January, 1915.
az vol. So, 1876, $50
vol $50
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18th Dec. 1914, az vol lO1 12)
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the oath December 1914 (t2 vol 1O5 is)
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'aTy Of the Treasury, dated 9Th u JsR IsiA
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