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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30
PROGRESS OF THE POWER OF RUSSIA

Russia confined to her snowy deserts, little more
than century ago, was country nearly unknown
overun and lplundered alike by Poles, Swedes, and
Turks, with people timid, that it only required
handful Of Tartars to show themselves in Russian
town. to put the whole Of the inhabitants to flight yet
she is now in the nineteenth century, become the ter
ror of the surrounding nations. Turkey and Persia
quail beneath her iron grasp; Austria, Germany, and
the whole Of the northern nations, dread her power
even France the once powerful France, fawns upon
her friendship. Victorious in the field and triumphant
in the cabnet Europe beholds with CONSERVATION
the stupendioas fabric her supneness permitted be
reared, and TO which the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Poland
has given additional elevation.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

vdyHE NEW YORK Life Insurance and Truts
Company has capital subscribed of one million of dol
lars but consequence Of being the depository the Court
Chancery and Of the Surrogate Courts of state of
York well Of individuals the business have
creased upwards of five millions of dollars appears BY
Report of the master in Chancery dated Esd of May 1885,
To persons in public employment who receive fixed SAL
ing sufficient for their families future day and if
the object of parent besides that of merely making living
to aeeumuate something for the support and education Of
without exhausng those energies OF mind and person.
usually necessary through the ordinary struggles of M
person aged 80 years. whose income $1,000 per
may by the appropriation Of $1s year. secure 10 his chill
dren $5OoO even ifhe should die the next day.
husband s .m, Of AZ LOT n' vile BY
old clerk may saving fund of $1,000 for the payment
debts the annual premium Of $s7 sixty the
may be secured uing period Of years
for the yearly payment OF $40 10.
In the minor Offices of the pubic service experience has
shown a, the salaries sufficient enable the
bent. lay up nyhng, for the inrmes Of ago. much
less for the maintenance of those who survive The laous
Of thirty therefore productive Of only the support
the day and there many sensitive and anxious hearts
who live for the happiness Of their families that harasse
for years by the dr. adfu apprehension ofuture
For such, Life Insurance Company holds out relief
gives reality hope, and by the small economy Of dollars
month"; puts the mind at aud affords the
/, curing il for others
The prelmnares for eectng Insurance are very simple
being merely declaration Of age health other particular
set the forms Of the Office, together with
the PLY and friend Of the applicant upon of
same points, the blanks for which will be furnished by thu
| Agent in Washington City.
As the design OF the Company IS proh on the one side AMI
to the other and 10 and drecte
10 that end only requires RECIPROCITY of good Eth pro
dnce the result Of strcangh TO itself and security
customers
Oeers the Navy will also be Insured, either for shor
duty the laarsevice, however, being with an add
onaf premium which will depend upon the atiued and eli
r mate OF the voyage.
Insurance will be made for year any period with
seven years or for life the premium varying in either
according to the term The rsque the Company will
mepce with the date of the Policy, but insurance will
considered valid until the policy depcrcd the insured
Full information will be given upon application, post pal
Ito 80 HENRY NJ HoRyIT
! Washington City.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

II ANIEsE PIECf, respectfully aforms N. Ir nds sn,
customers, that he has removed his Umbrella Aanufac-
.oy 70 ne north SIDE OF Pennsylvania Avenue, Immediately
opposite ms former stand and door the Native Amer
lean Hotel Peraons having Umbrellas 10 cover or repair
are respectfully solicited to call MS above.
= As several Umbrellas have lost the Names by -eo-
designate their Umbrellas
sept 23-Sm
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30
From a Rochester paper.

WONDERFUL DISCOvERY.-the excavations
for the Genessee Canal in this city, have unveiled
some interesting animal remains respecting which
friend has handed us the following memorandum
Remains Of the Mastadon have been discovered in
digging the Rochester and Oleon Canal in this city,
at the intersection Of Canal and Catalonia streets,
about four feet below the surface of the gronnd-m.
beded in well defined deposit Of duvian impreg-
mated with iron. The only remains preserved are two
Of the short ribs abont four feet long, bone supposed
to be one Of the lower bones Of ore-leg, and frag
ments Of an immense tusk. The workmen describe
the tusk to have been large mans body, and
some 10 10 feet long-it was mistaken by them for
log and broken to pieces--only 10 IA inches Of
the point escaped fracture-the rest was broken to
pieces and most it, together with other parts of the
skeleton, thrown out and buried in the earth
cavated from the canal. The pieces Of the tnsk pre-
served exhibit the texture Of ivory distinctly as
ivory comb and retain their original whteness. The
ribs are in state Of perfect preservation.
Probably the entire skeleton deposited in or
near the place where the remains were found, and
more may yet be discovered. Geologi SITS assign a
them to have been buried in their present situations by
the universal deluge, at which time the animals them
selves are supposed TO have become extinct.
STEAM NAVIGATION OF THE ATLANTIC.
An immense steamer, now building at Lmehouse,
for the American Steam Navigation Company, surpas-
ses any thing Of the kind hitherto made. She is be
named after Queen, Victoria. and will cost from
ESQ, 900 to RlOO,0O0, has about $50 men employ
ed daily on her, add is expected to be finished in No
vember next. The extreme length is about 253 feet
but she is 237 feet between the perpendicuars, 40i
feet beam between the paddle boxes and 81 feet inch
deep, from the floor to the upper side Of the spar deck
The engines are $50 horse power each, with SIX fee
four inch cylinders, and feet stroke. They are
to be fitted with Halls patent condensers, in addition
to the common ones. She dispaces at I6 feet deer
274O tons Of water her computed tonnage 1900
At the line every additional inch dispaces 49,
tons-The average speed is expected to be 200 naui
cal miles per day, and consumption of coal 80 tons
The best Welsh coal is to be used. 1t ia calculated
that she will make the outward voyage to New Yorl
in 1e days, and homeward in ~ consuming $40 ton,
of coal out and 800 home Expectation is the tip
to- for the FIRST VOYAGE of this gigantic steamer alon
aide Of which others look like little fishing boats.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30
MARRIAGE OF LORD LYNDHURsT.

Married. at the British Embassy at Paris on the 9Th
inst. by the Right Rev. Bishop Luscombe, the Right
Honorable Lord Lyndhurst to Georgiana, daughter Of
,orv he bappy pair left Paris in dasbng equipage
for Foutanebieau where they are to pass the honey
moon. The father Of the bride is well known in Eng
land as political writer and the editor Of the Anti
CalIican.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

IL 4thenrmn 10 ,oors At Al street, Pennsyiranio
apenur received gener. supply Ct Fall and Win
nrs Of superior quality selected with great from among
the best importing houses the United States, all Of which
they make to order in very and
fashionable style.
Members Of Congress. strangers and citizens, would do well
to give us CALL determined to spare no pains to
give general satisfaction, and our prices SHAH De moderate
Also general assortment Of fancy articles for genemen
wear.
tine Of the firm being agent 10 teach and sell Scott Per
piece great confidence from his own successio
using IT, to RECOMMEND il 10 taiIors In general.
Sent CIV
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

LINOCH TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, doors east
~ Of Brown Hotel, has just received his fall supply OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VISITING 8, which have
been selected with the care and be
as equal, If not superior, to any in the country.
The attention Of Public particularly invited to lot OF
French Clths, very desirable article, and generally
their durability of and beauty finish
Members Congress strangers and citizens
to call and examine the above goods Orders for clothing will
be executed in the usual style Of the establishment
sept 2-5w 49,
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

NOR SALE.-The Brick House on street now N the
IL occupation If Mr. John II. Houston, togener with the
tache the Houe good brick kitchen snd
Mr. Houston show the property to any person disposed
purchase The terms will be made known on nrpeacn 70
the subscriber. VIM. BRENT.
sept 2-i m
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

"M. II. ELLIOT.--Architcct and engineer,
w No 10, City Hall, continues TO make Designs ano
Drawings Of Public and Private Buildings
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

~ *. OFFUTT, House, Sign and Ornamental Painter
~. 18th street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Blocketter signs, and gliding executed in the best STYLE
aug 26 3m
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

HOUSEHOLDER WANTED, who can come well
N recommended Apply the Office OF the Native American
on the Pennsylvania Avenue.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

A LEGS Lottery and Exchange Office, Doors
IA. east Of the National Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue
where he keeps constantly hand fine selection Of Tick
ets all the various Lotteries drawing under the
agenent Of ID. s. Gregory, < Co.
All orders promptly attended to.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

COMMODORE TINGEY.-The worthy old Off
GER of whom the suboined anecdote is told, was ior
many years commandant Of the navy yard OF TINS
cy. where he resided, and where he finally died and
is inferred. The anecdote illustrates his character
and is worthy Of preservation, as belonging 20 'ae
naval history of our country.
When Captain Tingey commanded the Ganges IN
1892 being off Cape Nicholas Mole, he was boarded
bv boat from the English frgate Surprise and all
the Englishmen board were demanded and also
Seameo Captain Tingey returned the following no.
bic and manly answer: IA public ship carries pro-
lection for her men but her flag do not expect to
succeed in contest with you, but will die at my
quarters, before shall be taken from the ship
The crew gave three hearty cheers, FASTENED with
alacrity to their quarters, and called for Yankee
Doodle" The captain Of the Surprise, hearing Of
the determination Of the Yankees chose rather to pnr-
sue his course than to do battle FOR dead men-Bos-
tom Journal.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

NTOTICE.-A Silver Watch which found by gen
~ tlemen, has been left with me, which the owner can
have by calling at my Office the Bank Washington;
proving his property and paying for this
b. X. MORSELL, ]. p.
aug. 26-f Washington City, ID. C..
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30
DEvAUGHN,
CUPPER. LEECHER AND BLEEDER.

Has on hand and will always keep aarge supply Of III
best Swedish eechs He be found at all hours hi
residence 9th street, three doors north OF Pennsyvani
Avenue, nearly opposite Guntons Drug Store.
aug 26-y
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

XAIM. w. BANNERMANs respectfully tnIOfMo
the public that he continues 10 execute Engraving in
all its various branches, also Copperplatc printing.
aug loft
SOFA AND CABINET WARE-ROOMS. The
subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that they have on hand and will manufacture
to order, ei sg
CABINET FURNITURE AND SOFAS
or all kinds the shortest notice, and on the most reason-
able terms Persons furnishing will do we'll 70 give ne
call at Pennsylvanm Avenue, between the
Capitol Gate and Railroad depot
Our stock on hand consists OF
Sofas Lounges, and Sofa Betlsteads
Column and plain Sileboards
Ilre.sinp Column and plain bureaus ly.}8st
Mahogany, Maple and Poplar beds'eaas
ladies' Cabinets, bookcases
Wardrobes Washstands t lf
Mahocanv Rocking, and Paror Chairs
NM every other article ~ the Cabinet line. s5V
,urr repaired and old furniture taken In exchange for
Funerals attended to, aud every requisite furnished
80 G. w. DOM Il co.
N B. Individual notes taken payment Of debts or for
Furniture
aog10-f
LOOK AND JOB PRINTING, neatly executed
| ID at this Office.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

ERENCH LESSONS. Mons. Abadie has the honor
inform the ladies and gentlemen of this City and yicn-
iy that he continues give lessons in his native Ian
moderate price. For particulars apply at this Office.
Abad's French Grammar, and Course Of French Lera-
ture for sale at all the bookstores
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

A COOK WANTED, one who understands French and
"A American Cooking will be preferred. Apply at the
Office Of the Native American
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29
lsSIEBE.Ee1 Na9'GEaI..

n O Samples cut unless for persons who cannot
y Come to the Store 10 try the coors, and
will be bouglIti the color, prove TO be good
No Goods sent out to be ioo.cd at unless 1t Is TO
those who cannot come to the Store 10 see
them.
No Goods taken back which have been sold, unless
they were sold with that understanding.
The subsorber is III hopes hi, friends viii uotthinh
lie Is not disposed TO accommodate by the adoption
ol the above rules because necessity las compelled
nm To do so, for the following reasons it requires
several young men to cut samples, deliver and re
eeNe GOODS sent out TO be looked at, aud ire
quently the Goods are seriously damaged from be
ng put out Of ORDER and sometimes lost by the ser
wants carrying them out. i. Il. ESTES.
June Il Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29

VI r.
suiib Of / anll lcl1Ietou--lnd Leave to sit during
tn sitting II tie Lions.
Iipou thepa. Jugs u Tie ic olution, Mr. Voolfolk
declared dat he ue4el the session would produce
mofa harm.tItn g'2d. lie therefore moved tlla
WIN the pase lliparned. It should adjourn with
the ooistHl OF tap Setate. Stac Dir Every day pro-
dnrai .utue islHt nfl a sentiment, and he believed
thaf in1hlea dN mate, aty sehanc, however wild,
would nlrci nj iynf afhe Notwithstanding
It's rnullCt with bcr opluous when they lett home
lie imputed tito SOME nnaccountablr influence OF
Richmond ovef the minds OF memhets.
Natinuq eo.era atnonsst the Democracy vociiora-
ted .saHtee1 nareed -
NJ. Mdler, lrrline Justly md gnant at the nnpua-
ion 81 undue ahuouee,eayca bfiei but pquan retor
The lore. aud aourety al winch emad IA ho ee"a
tail aekuoNiedetd, lie thought II unfortunate uiaa
revolution ceadnl iaAe place "a the opinions OF some
Gentlemen, which would produce tsclul results Il
WIS too mtell r fashion to npaie to gentlemen OPT
uiols derive from otber prtsofts. lew only could
be pufr WIN all others aced aniry aietai'oh lie
hoped the gen0rmRn tant otange dld not Anean 10
,laaer .nr influences upon him. lie lad iuirodn-
,ra the resolution oia conviction Of its prophecy
,ud he ,,a#pIepltd t1de,cldit en the ilaor OF else
wheia. He believed taasa neasuo which Il ma
ilfIte al the feap,p would cdunenance aud It WAS
but acting upan tur Democrats pruclItIes 10 regard
the uiabcs ri tlat majority. Gentlcmen should bo
cautious hoa th,y scatter abroad such nputaiiohs
as hla hron uttered hY the gentleman from oranso
ltafifner n1ut1liou4 were Ia be made, lei them be
made. aoulis,e. Taught offensive vas intended
,,> ~. II ,s.lsto he presumed both parties aeled
rum honorable ind pal.' motse7 Mn VI had nlaio
tic, iruu.s with dne Difference 10 the House, aud
dealne1 tlaIa pccea ay in reply TO The menhet
nau# Otauae. Tie hnl Introduced die resou.
hum lalu 1l aupet conviction thai the wants OF tho
coautl, dstaaHl. L.. .sul It Was Ia, purpose 10 act
ualal. utrd4a#.s. Nlih this Wv, he Ind sought
maiaa'iu1 1au whatever qunler 1t 'oeld be obtain
ed.
Mr., ~ aas III. dIaelane1 any intention u imputing
,mptop.' lna.Ise.. on influences. lie only roIeifed
IN OCCASIONS there
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-29
Information SVantetl,

T. lLLEE. while IA my emp'or. IA dach hand
~ on board the Steamboat Gladiator. IN al al
fray in the town Of Waterloo. Alabama, Iusu
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June %
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July %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-14

YDOQ THE EVANSVILLE oA8ETTB.
In our last ssummary" our account OF the
proceedings closed with Monday the 18th ult.;
we now begin with Tuesday goth and close
with Wednesday 2sth.
The Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Webster,
called on the Secretary Of the Treasury for a
statement Of the condition Of the DcPosite
Banks, and FIR . detailed account Of the trans
fers Of public money, since the Esd June last.
On Mr.. Morris motion, the committee on
the Judiciary was directed TO inquire into tho
expedieney Of giving the consent OF the y:
States to the proposition, that the states shall
have power to tax Ill tracts Of land which
have been heretofore sold. or may hsrs.dfsr
be sold BY Congress, and to allow the States
to repeal the acts and ordinances Of Congress
prohibiting the states from taxing the lands
for Eve years after the date Of sale. Mr..
Crittenden, Of Ky. made speech m repex 70
Mr.. Benton, on Mr.. Ewing's resolutioh p
recind the Treasury order.
IN the House . resolution was passed. d.
recting N ssquiry into The propristy Of tree
ing from postage an lsttsss and eo0ouoscar
sieas, carried s. the mails, relating 70 the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-14

le:se ie oPvssds, ssmssksnR lie di0sseas towns o.
eee rosie by sbost hesisatioe t ss felt he n -,
o. eecn. che snaIly rested o. 0oairesl Dsiaa
ehs Character ofthe pscs, she replied readily
:nat u wss the PsiaciPsl town il Lower Cassds. d
IKE msener sbe pointed oss The situation a lnii
a"a' and Tennessee: giving he bousdasies Of ssei
l"ccosaiely. She pointed cot Lake Erie. and beiae
I~ssed - What directions il was Longest. readl, an
lswsssd srcm E,se 10 West. ID hike meone,. he;ne
Is"'e"ces'sd which vss the loaeese, Tho State D.
Ohio ~ Lake Erie. she prnmealy replied. tbev ~.
sbous eqssl She described Lake N;eA;c.n -
being longer North and outh, sad pe;oeed ~. 3.
oo'!es. she traced Ill the lskes siv;ae eheir ..c
until 80 sgain terminated q tns 81. I.vm.~.-
they are ssid to be much moss .ceur,te IN g..
nPhy thsn seeing children.
Exercises were next exhibited +. A.;.h,r..;.
ne sIs's consisted Of plate With isdeea.res. :.
which types eo0aais;ne the v.s;sse su,e. ~. -.
ny The Pop'ls. from fesline their surface. n,,m.
bes ee'"g given osalDv, they would seect and rl.c.
the typ~s and pson0unee the cum cor,ee,lv ~.
their principal Efforts were in mental .r;ahc.., =;
winch they sse represented - possessing suoe,or
cspsc''y 10 seeing ch;Idsen. The boy solved ave-
..' aoe.s'e"s which were petty sbsS,e. v;,h ,s,v
"s''s Delay. One vas. Whist . tho eleventh 49,.
~ Qsastcs q 35OS Hs answered !, eorc,c,I, ~.
ing dem''nstssios IN about two r,;.....
the 9sest'oo Of what part Of three De.cs !. 80
thirds ofswo pencil be readily snev.red. one a.. !.
third. WV s"o
Mis- Casses vac asked. what N the ;.,.,.., =.
70 dollar0, l25 days, q mar cent 49,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-14

:. - -.-.-.-
:. =
lcommoa school sysesQ Of the diGerent elaaea
aessrs. Spaneier and Howell presented -.
ut.oos from citizens Of Ohio.
wednesday 9lss, message 49, rsesivsd
IRON the President. With . report from DE
Postmaster General. The message rscom-
menus ne pesoogs Of law for construcsiAG
nre-proet building for General Postolkce.
,n sne noeees several speeches were aado -
ee1. Wees rcso'usioo to enquire into tAe 60.
esoaussoa RESTING 70 the West Point Aea1-
Mr. Calhoun, introduced the following
PAL, winch was read twice, and referred %
the committee on Finance:
naLl. 10 szAeed shs pcosseas q eese.ia e,ee,,ss
~. - 49, cub ct q Tie 80 1e:ss le?a ss.a
! Tssas.ry o. ne let J..ssr,s isza s''-' - =
N1 80. g, Thes The saesy vhseA sAan - = ~
issa srsv ~ Ss 49, e - - day e JeaSsey.
d<pssiasd w.is DE- ss,ss.l 49, - ~ - ~. ~
e she Pses isss Z ~ iA l1k a. issA &C.
Soe.v. snoor.i - - ehs Sepeass. e do vssase
M. q .c.o-...:-s 's
,h;. h;ll ,.,;.S ene m!rooucsson o.
N. ..,;.6.J .h.e 81. =. moen interest. ne
|plu. az M r.,iJ:c r.-..... ..a =: NY ~
rreasurv n NJ ,.,r,,;r..:.,.. S.c :" ~
after allov;no for v.rv I;h.-.I .rs.-..s:.y
lon .lI rro,,.e ..,h;.s. OP1'rssu's
his c.lc,,l.t;~,,. ~ 80. ~f:I ~"
.nrri,,. ~c.JI -. en- s"es W.
lot dollars.
December god, the Senate directed its com.
|mittee on Roods and Canal. ~ ;,,c,,;r. ;,ec
the expectancy of making an aDnronriafion
q. ,t.. -S 09 es@.o , Mo@o ." ne
SAFES OF Oh'o, Indiana and Illinois. Mr..
T.ss a T sPeecA on 'ne suoJect u tne
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-14

1897, ~ follows:
The traoseertasies u - nails - 70 000
Ship. steamboat, aad ~sy Ietesss y 0U0
CompeusaAioa Of postaastoss ~ ~
Wrapping paper vS
Ohee furniture ~
Advertisiog vU
Nail bags ~
Dlaoko ~
lG.il leeks. keys as1 stanpe 49,
NM 1epsedatiess add spociol sgeaes e 80
C1esks 6es o6ces ~
1QoeollaoooO ~
fetal, - ~ 90
Mr.. Wise's resolutino for the sppoinsment
Ga eommittss 70 investigate The executive
deparsmsass = still undsf iiscuassoa = he
h0u0es
The eommitfee on Finance, n the Senate,
have announced she dsteTmination % move
for the iode6nite postponemesf o. Mt. Cal
houn's blI inserted shovel psovidiag e.
prospse1ive disssibutioa Of any suyplus waseh
nav reaaain N tie Trsasary On shs ~ -
January ne8s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-14

NKw YoRx CrY REaExxED.-The revolu-
ton in New York IS complete and decisive.
At the election on "Wednesday and Thursday
oflast week; q member Of the House cf Del
|eg.tes, FaANkLIN (Whig) was chosen by a
majority Of taoeiue hxndrcd and sir ,otee over
PuaDT ". h)-Ihe contest was purely par
|ty one-the Van Burenites on one hand. ali
the. elements ofopposition on the other.
NV PATENT OyIscE 6uudae,ou cf The
new Paseae O6ce - eommenced. IT, buildiaz,
|soeordiag 70 The report ofths Counsuoees, i .
b 27Usees ~, b - wide.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-10
THE MINT

In ne House ai Representatives Of the
tnlsed States On Ihe 23d. message from
The President "a she Unlled States was
received. transmitting eopy of he an
naal report "a The Director III The Mint
d Philadelphia. showing The operations
Of Ihat institution during The past year.
and also lhe progress made towards The
completion n The Branch Minis m NarIh
Carolina, Georgia, and Louisiana.
From one 81 The statements accomps-
nying The report % The Director of The
Mint. u appeas iha, the coinage ~ The
Mint The YEAR 1896 has been
5ss i4T haif saEe = amounting to 81 Tss.Tss
. saI.s quarter eagles, 1853 s6s