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The Madisonian., 1840-01-01
LOST OR STOLEN

BY system of ceaseless depreciation dur
ing some years. the undersigned has lost the
following property, viz An unencumbered
estate; vigorous constitution a fair moral
character a good standing in society an
active, healthiul conscience also, at the
same time, or soon after. the affections of a
wife, children and friends 1t is supposed
that these things We're feloniousy distracted
from the undersigned by a, gang of fellows
whom he had long entertained as friends, and
who are known to roam about with fair and
aluring pretences, for the commission Of
similar acts; their names are various, such
as Rum, Gin, Brandy, Whiskey, &c. and
they are known to be harboured at certain
places in the city. If any person will aid in
bringing the culprits TO justice, he shall be re-
warded with all that is left TO the subscriber,
a cup of clear cold water. TlPLER
The Madisonian., 1840-01-01

Inc following beautiful and instructive lines are
rom me pen of the late Right Hon. Sir Rongnr
assNT late Governor-Genefal Of India, and brother
TO Lord Glenelg:
Btesssd i Ae man ,cGom tioa eAaaenesi."
Psalm Xiv IL.
saviour whose mercy severe in its kndress,
has ehastened my wanderings, and guided my
Adored BE- The power which illumined my blindness
Ana weaned me from phantoms that smiled TO be-
tray
Enchanled with all that was dazzling and fair,
followed the rainbow, ~ caught al The toy;
And SUI 10 displeasure Thy goodness was there
Disappointing The hope and defeating the Joy.
The blossom blushed bright, but a worm was below !;
ihe moonlight shone fair, there was blight in the
beam:
Sweet whispered the breeze but il whispered o woe
Anu bitterness flowed in the soit.hJwing stream.
so, cured of my folly, yet cured but in part,
turned 10 the refuge thy pity displayed;
And still did this eager and credulous heart
Weave visions Of promise that bloomed but 10 fade
,hought that the course Of the pilgrim to heaven
would be bright as the summer, and glad as the
morn
Thou show'dst me the path, III was dark and un-
even,
All rugged with rock, and all tangled with thorn
| dreamed of celestial rewards ana renown;
grasped AT the triumph which besseS the brave
! ask for The palm branch, the robe and the crown
aSked-and thou show St Inc a cross and grave
Subdued and instructed, at length, TO thy will
NV hopes aud my longings tain would resign
Q give me the heart that can wait and be STILL
Nor know o. a wish ora pleasure but thine
There are mansions exempted from sin and from,
woe,
But they stand in a region BY morlalS untrod
II
There is rest,-but il dwes in the presence OF
God
The Madisonian., 1840-01-01

Tho Washington Globe, paper which holds the
station OF "oflical organ OF President Van Buren, and
therefore, be supposed to express his opinions
subjects of Importance ridcues the idea that any re-
spect ought to be paid to credentials Of member OF
Congress because they bear the impression Of the
broad sea' OF State, which that paper compares 10
tic Jack boots, sen, by Charles the twelfth TO govern
the senate Of Sweden, when that body requested hun
to return home and attend to the affairs Of his kingdom
With those who acknowledge the obligations OF law,
and concede to State the right 10 have its commits
respected the authority Of s sea will be acknow-
ledaed whenever j, is presened but with those to
whom party ascendancy is object paramount TO all
other considerations, the forms aud obligations OF law
but rope of sand, and the rights Of State sink
into nsgnfcance when they conflict with the absolute
and unchecked sway Of disorganizng and unprinciped
politicians - Chambersb'ug (Pa) Repository
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ks fxa1nPlslfs person whose age Is 50 years, next
tite Aae shsud rsy the Company 81 81 II would IN
siga - " PAID TO his heirs whomseeyer he may
afsr sh9ad hs die IN year or tor 81 80 annually
~ ytats Canpany would pay 500, should he die
gn ysars fat ~ 81 annually during life, they would
eas ihs $500 whenrser he diesAnd in tho propor
tsNa ~ larger sim-ihns $1,000 may be insured for one
yvss Ferson the Just named for sl3 lo--or
wsEsl ~ <Gs 80. sc.
aTRISrS AND DEPoSiTES.-The charter Of
$50 rasny also tuihpnEes them receive and manage
esiAtps sad of every descriptions that he
,sYA lhsf charge, whether from individuals courts of
aes "a rofpafsie bodies. They authorized to be.
,as guardians ~ the estates OF minors and others and
Maseps updag wts.
ASS fam af money may be received in trust and upon
ntees aad the interest and dcposte money to be dispo
ssd pfts caasnfsily vith the direction ofthe owner.
.ENDDN NENTS--A person who desires TO pro-
.F8g capitA iaf wari when he shall arrive At
fHf y ~, a msrSasc portion for daughter
saes1 faN s,lisri W1h The Company.
a ANNtIriES VIII be granted OF purchased, and
~ nnaFd ~. 90 commence alter stated pe
e.si ~ Afrf tke aeetase of another person.
fFssnf PsftifstFs respecting Life Insurance, Trusts,
a at4y ts aAd al the office
r. w RICHARDS, President
JNO. =, JAMES, Actuary.
NED w Ash Treasurer ap l3-tf
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GRADATloNs or DRUNKENNESS

There is a Rabbinlcal tradition related by
Fabricus, which has whim, ingenuity and
hufnor, at least, to recommend it, When
Noah planted The vine, it states that Satan
attended and sacrificed sheep, lion, an
ape, and a SOW. These animals were to sym.
boze the gradations of inebrcty. When a
man begins 10 drink, he is as meek and gno-
rant as the lamb; then becomes as bold as
the hon; his courage is soon transformed in
10 the fooiishness OF the ape, and al last he
wallows in the mire like SOW
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{ 'URE FOR RHEUMATISM Deans Rheumatic
- Pllls are an ctfoctual remedy for the Rheumatsm
aud all similar Diseases such Gout, Cramp, Spasms
Nnntness, DC They have been extensively used the
urtcd states for the last fifteen years with very high ap
pronat'nn and muttudcs have been relieved hy them
from most distressing attacks OF the Rheumatism Per
sons who hnrc been afflicted with the Rheumatism from
feeH 70 ''csnfp yearS or who have been wholly untitled
nt business for two years together and unable walk
without ad have, by using the Pills been fully restored
For sale by MAYNARD Noycs sole agents, Boston, by
Tie Drigglss in BI nare, and X. 5. Patterson and s
7 Todd, Washington. Oct .6mis
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ScrPeM IN he Mississippi Rrer.--An enormous
water serpent was killed on the 2nd instant by a
baatman the Mississippi. 1t measured eight feet
in length, was OF the thickness of Il mans leg and
was landed in McCracken county, XIV, Just below
the mouth Of the Ohio, and taken to Wilmington
The Lexington papers call it young sea serpent
II was Of duh brown color.
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FATAL DrEL.-We learn from he Charleston
Courier Of Tuesday, that a passenger in the Bruins
wick and Florida line, informed the Editors that a
duel was fought near Tallahassee on Thursday
evening, the l2h instant, between G. neral L. Read
aud Col Augustus ASton in which C1l. Aston was
killed. The weapons rhes--dslance 20 PAGES
Colonel Alslun was shout through the heart at The
first fire.
The difficulty which occasioned this fatal affair
originated during poiica contest, and h1s been
the cause of much excitement for several weeks past
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Z lFk INsnR,NcE ANp TRUST COMPANY

ghs tsftra iiie assurance Annaily and Trust Com.
ts = PAil ~ gha incorporated by the Legislature, by
sf,tia ehastsr, taiee NJ $50 chesn'l, s,ree) make
tavsfsars aIsg Lisesrteeive and execute Trusts and
efgtAe pepbsfss Trust and nterestgrant Annul-
rss sa4 Eaioa stni make engagements generally
sssa ekli3, 80 caatugenry Of hir enters.
hFE INSURANCE Persons may effect insnran-
alh he c6mIs,ay upon their own lives or the lives
sshrfs. 80 aae year, Of years, the whole of
ts sal lhe premium may be pald annually OF IN one
$50
fhs fsllssaF table shows the ra,e al which mn lnsu
taDrs ~ i1l dsags se effected the life Of heal
t HeesnN far YEAR years, the whole dura
~ ifr, residing ia the Northern or Middle States, at
The Madisonian., 1840-01-01

Norei Iacidem,-It is mentioned by the ST Louis
Bulletin of the 9th instant, as rather novel Incl
dent, that black bear of large size, and in remark
ably fine condition, was discovered in a ward near
the Delphi Restaurat, in that city on the previous
Saturday morning. He was first seen by some la
borers engaged in removing an old she'd; and no
sooner had they "stirrcd him up" than he rose on
his hind legs, and made such hostile demonstrations
as put the laborers to flight rifle was however
procured, with The aid Of which the vislanl oi the
woods was laid low
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cAIJTIoNt,,
ME called on TO caution the public, the Druggists
w IN particular, against purchasing from any traveller
under whaleyer pretences they may be offered any of

yNTE called on caution the public the Druggists
w IN particular, against purchasing from any traveller
under Whatever pretences they may be offered, any of
DIR. EYANS'S INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
their unprecedented in the cure OF Consump
tion, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Indigestion Costiye.
ness, Loss OF Appetite, Papitaiion of the Heart Pain
IN the Head, Breast Back and Limbs, Dizziness Rest.
lessness and all diseases originating the Stomach,
Heart Lungs, Liver and their associate organs &c has
caused reckless lmposter, who il is ascerained has
been travelling through Pennsy syvana Maryland Virginia
&c to counterfeit and vend deleterous imitation OF
EVANS'S CAMOMILE & APERiENT PILLS;
and another mposor has introduced into Pennsy yana,
&c., spurious article, pnporting TO be Pans SooTH
ISo SYRUP, for children when cutting teeth both OF
@hlchar deeterous ounereits Therefore, IN order
10 protect the public against the nroads OF such mpos
tons and 10 them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines fail in bestowing, he has caused the
label OF Evans Camomle &c. Pills. to be entered
cordiny To act OF Congress-"
A notice of which entry is printed the labels on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills and he has caused the
hanc Of Dr. J. l. Paris to be stricken out Of the label
his celebrated Soothing Syrup, for children when cutting
teeth SO thai the label Of the genuine syrup reads
"DR WIN. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP
iniable remedy for the pain and sickness TO which
children subject when cutting teeth tested and ap-
proved hy thousands OF mothers and nurses who have v
It's early application not only prevented their children
from suffering cxcrutiatng PAIN but m many instances
rescued them from death.
IL Be particular in examining the labels and also in
knowing that DR. Evans vends any OF his medicine
III ough the medium Of his resident agents adycr
tlsed throughout the Union, his Western Office, Lou
iSyille Ky and his principal office, 100 Chatham street
New York. where wholesale orders will be promptly
cute on the most liberal terms.
III The public may assured that IN every instance
that comes within the know ledge OF DR. Evans of
his agents, where the Counterfeit Medicines purcha
sed vended, he will give them theearlest public
ce Of the imposition Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gsts who have been detected, and thrr will be
laid before the public at early date. The best proec
ton he offer tor the present 10 purchasers
to obtain his Medicines from the Agents only
LEWIS JOHNSON Washington D. C..
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Redemption Of Treasury notes in the
first three quarters, interest as well
as principal
THIS includes two millions and
Ihree-fou'ths paid IN for dniies and
lands last year but not carried on the
Registers books lill 1889 From This
cause the expenditures on that ac-
count viii appear larger by that
amount Than they actually have been
within those quarters
Estimated amount Of notes redeemed
in the fourth quarter
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.RY DILLON
A Real Blessing 10 Hyihcrs.

DR.. W. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
THIS rnfalHble remedy has preserved hundreds Of
children, when thought past recovery from convulsons
A. as the syrup is rubbed on the gums tn child
will recover Tns preparation is innocent, eica-
eious and 50 pleasant thar child will refuse let its
gums hc rubbed with T. When infants at the age OF
four Months though there is appearance of teeth
bottle Of the Syrp should be used the gums to open
the pores Parents should never be without the Syrup
~ the nursery where there young children; for if
child vases IN the night with pain the gums the Syrup
immediately gives by opening the pores and healing
the gums thereby preventing conyulsons, feyers, &c
AGENTS.
LEWIS JOHNSTON, Washington
&. TRtIkSHANK, Georgetown.
BELL & ENTUSILE Alexandria.
EDWARD Mcdowell. Fredericksburg.
MORTIMER q MOWBRAf Baltimore.
G. HALL, Norfolk.
A. DIVALL, Richmond.
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w..nal, c,ncrLar,xa L,uRAnY

IMagDlAfRLi East II Gadsbys Hotel Pennsylva.
\ q. Asvaas - sstgiasty supplied with asahe, Of
s n stFy esq., fnosels and oihers,) iansd,afsy
ias satsifafsss tAe Magazines, &c. &c.
fsass--t4sv dallars per sRaum, one dollar Tor
aasfs aaaaiA Jan ~
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AILMIrE,s NEM REcopmAcIoN oF LAND

w LAWS, Charters Local Ordinances, &c, Sc. OF
the Governments OF Great Britain, France and SPAN
ang to the Concessions of Land their respective Co.
onles together with the Laws of Mexic, and Texas
the subject in octave volumes, containing also
Judge Johnsons translation OF Azo and Manueis lnsii
ttes OF the Civil Law OF Spain, hy the Hon. Joseph NJ
White Put press during his life time JUS, publish
ed and this day received, for sale BY FTAYLOR.
dec 81
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DREMfUN WRITING lNK--.HA YNARD d.
L NOfESS, for which they received a Diploma al
the FIRST annual Fair Of the Massachusetts Mechanic As
socalion, II being considered by the Committee as the'
Best fk y ts marke" For sale by the manufacturers
Boston, sold IN Washington by w. NJ Morrison, J. r
Snllym " Fischer, G Anderson, X. ). Patterson, f.
Taylor, J krnne, v ! +. Callan. oct Ghis
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CWAN QUlLLS.--A small lot, very superior, are Just
- received, for sale by +. TAYLOR.
Also English LetieT and Note Papers Stevens Blue
and Red Fluids.
All kinds, royal scarlet Sealing Wax, in boxes.
Perry's National Pen, article
Peny's Mapping and Lhographc Pens.
Desk Weights, large Ivory Letter Folders Rodgers
Desk Knives and Erasers, and Penknvos great yure.
ty, all low prices the articles (havng regard
to the quality be found in this country mar 10
CAPTAIN KIDD, Romance by lngraham, author of
" "Ia6ttc" the Pirate cf the Gulf &c. in volumes,
is this day received TOR sale iy +. TAYLOR, for cir.
cuaton among the subscribers TO the Navery CIfcuat
ing Library, mar
ATATktNS ON CONVEYANCING, is concluded
w ~ the june number the Law Library, hlch con-
tAns also tho commencement OF Treatise, by the Lord
Chief Baron Gilbert. Rent The work may be exa.
Iniped IT the bookstorr Of +. TAYLOR
The Law Library publishes 80 IL - dollars worth q
Va" books every year tor 10 dollars with the farther ad
vantage 10 subscribers of receiving them through the
mail at irling postage IN any part Of the country
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35,66l,427 50
l,556,3si 90
$37,2l7,sl2 75

The funds computed to be not available, nor ap-
rlicdble 10 public purposes, al the commencement
aud al the close Of the present year. can be in
the table before mentioned
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Aggregate means

Expenditures for lc erctusire Of Me
trusts
Civil, foreign, and miscellaneous, for
the frs; three quarters
Military, Tor the first three quarters
Naval, for the first three quarters
Estimate for all, during The fourth
quarter
Funded debt for year
The Madisonian., 1840-01-01

JAMES NEW N0NEl.-Hcnry Of Gnsc or tho
y States Of Bpis, by the author 81 Daraey Richclieu
50. -. i his dar pthhsho1 a8a for edo ~ r rAY.
lt8 .r ior circulation among tAe Subscribers 10 lue
M"yerly Circulating Library, Immediately East OF
Gsdsbys Ho,el dec 10
The Madisonian., 1840-01-01

sfNNr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE Il COM
Ill MERtgAG REVIEW
q MBaihly refipiicai. at five dollars per an
pmfa. "a abir in aiyance.-rhis Periodical is devot-
~ - the Interests and wants Of the business
aaa ~ tsis respect differs in its character,
- tetrte tfbn any Magazine either in this country
Europe & intended be- literally and truly
~ @aFa ~ eRRtapts embrace every sahect connected
sish se-aFat t9l iitieal econnny Essays from tho
sAdsst Gsns. % Backing Mercantile law, Navigation,
" earA number The Merchants Magazine is also
repository of siheRife Statistical info OF Trade
C.se@Vtee BsbAnsaud the staple products Of the
~ sn hc sori, collected from official sources enbo.
a sud flssshed in tables, valuable for present rd fu
tuts frtrreHcr
pahirshrd hy FREEMAN HUNT. l42 Futon, (rcar
tiang up stairsl At sj,payabe in all IN advante
~ 44ff
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rss n,rsos.S ! pabisAed Trl,weekiy during the
- n t..,.fr..s. aad Senl-~eekly during the TO-
-. y a 80 anaam Fof sls months 80
- .ssserptih sa BE- taken io' 's''h 'H'i' " -
,.,.sas, 49, anless pad iof - dd"sHee.
vshr - sssssr's'ss.
f..sisr t..s.. - lsss, three insertions, si w
Essa slt.ispsai 'assftp'it
t.s sassrsaenruis st pfoporiionaie rates
A&fA 4.astant uaade to those VINO advertise by
- gsRf ,.
ssks sasiars psif a. usk provided u shall APP
-, - sstuassifts cef,hcale, that such remittance
aM. t~ea Alis IA ~,
l.e4al fsloani wili Ne made 10 companies OF hrs
= s.sg ,farls,aMtstg tAea Subscriptions together,
fss.1se4steys AnA others sulhnn1ed, acting as oar
srsas WN ~ satIlled receive copy Of The paper
s a. sVrfy Rse subsyahcfs of, al that rate per cent
s. s0ls~sulhu,us reaefaly ne terms being iAnlled
f.sgisrs 49, seansncalons intended Coz the esia-
hss-asHi s.l nat bs received unless the postage IS
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Aggregate payments
Leaving an available balance Of mo-
new in the Treasury on the 3lst of
December, 1889, Of
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WHOLE NO. 2e5.
REPORT
FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREA-
SURY ON THE FINANCES.
TRgAsURY DEPARTMENT
December 3. 1889.

DeceHlbef ). 1853.
The undersigned respectfully submits 10 Congress
The following report The finances in obedience 10
the Act supplementary 10 the Act 10 establish the
Treasury Department
IL y gratifying 10 D. able to state, notwithstanding
the erbarrassmenls Of the present year that the re-
venues OF The General Government have been in
creased, and the expenditures diminished, and mos
OF The Treasury notes redeemed.
Rereaue and means for 1880 ereusiue Of trusts and
IKE Posi- Office
The balance in the Treasury the Isl of January,
1889, which could be considered available Tor ge.
neral purposes, was ~ 6D96l 95
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!, Is not however, considered prudent to rely
clusively on the collection Of these debts
One mode, then, Of obsiaiing any difficulty from
that circumstance, will be reduce the aggregate Of
new appropriations, by postponing some and essenng
ohets so that The means probably available will be
suiicion, To meet all calls upon the Treasury and
leave II az average balauce Of about millions.
It's believed for reasons enumerated hereafter that
such reduction Is possible without essential INJURY
ANY useful object aud that this balance Is the smallest
which Is adequate to pbfnpludc aud good faith
ia pubic payments, so heavy amount ours, un-
expected at times IN the deatds for them and DIS
persed over wide territory II the appropriations are
not thus reduced, wll be wise provide sessonsby
"a some other way for the amounts Of the contingent
deficiency, ard of such balance,
According TO the opinions of the different depart
mens, as To the sums Of money proper for each ard
which constitute the basis of The estimates submitted %
Cohgress, the new appropriations required for the next
year will equal the OF $lS.2s0 600 SIS
The Madisonian., 1840-01-01

JUVENILE BOOKS.-An extensive and varied col
y lection is hand and for sale hy +. TAYLOR,
amounting TO several hundred different kinds of MISS
Edgeworhs Miss Hollands. Mrs Baraulds, Peter Par.
eys and other esteemed authors many of them cntre
new and Just received.
Aso colored Toy Books in great variety Albums,
Drawing Books, Bibles, Prayer Books and fine editions
oi popular authors with every embelishment OF hding
and illustration, juvenile Souvenirs Portfolios. Gold and
Silver Pencil Cases, penkniyes, &c &c all at the lowest
prices. dec 81
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S,PENSER'S P0ErlCAL WORKs.-rhe beautiful
, Boston edition IN octave volumes, Just published,
81 this dav received, for sale hy +. TAYLOR
Also, Leiber's Poetcal Ethics, second part, lume
octave.
The Origin History and Influence Of Roman Legtsa.
lion. rofublishcd in Pamphlet form from the New ork
Review
The Writings Of Chief Justice Marshall upon tie Y.
:, Constitution, IL one avo volume.
CnrrncJ anu Banking, m one octave volume BY Cop-
dy Racquet
Burkes Complete Works, in Q octave volumes beau
:i'u Boston cdItion Just published dec 10
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~'''o cAs sH~ AsN 8 t9tSA . pOphS
This includes about two millions
and three-iour,hs collected last year
III Treasury notes, but not carried on
his books ill 1899. From this cause
The actual receipts 10 lhi>~>ear will,
70 that extent, appeay> larger than
they ought.
Receipts from lands the first three
quarters, including also some col
ltcted last year in Treasury notes
Miscellaneous receipts
Estimated receipts for the fourth
quarter from all those sources
Receipts on some OF the debIS against
banks not available on Isl January,
1899, but since paid
From the third issue Of Treasury
notes under the act Of March 2,
1889
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THE MADISONIAN.
--~4~~4~ N*
THOMAS ALLEN,
HDtron.

AGENTS
g...a fi.s,uafsu. Washington City.
80. "A ~ ns1 pswsa, 10 Green IT., Philadelphia
tt..ss ! Mss isl Bowery, New York.
r.,s Al PEck Autatn. y, T.
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The efficient means In that year will hen
amount, in the aggregate, 10 90 l56, 1856
u Congress should make appropriations
TO the extent desired BY The different
departments the expenditures for 1910,
independent of The redemption ol Trea-
sury notes, are estimated al 100000
lncluiing all the Treasury notes TO be
redeened, the aggregate expenditures
would be about 2275o,ooo
This would leave deficit in the Trea-
sury at The close OF The year, amonnt-
ngl 25936l5
Bu, there will be due from the United
states Bank, 10 september next, on its
fourth bond about 2526575
The principal now due the Trea-
surer's deposiies 10 other banks, which
suspended specie payments in 1897, is l,li990i
Should all these claims be collected in
1910, they would prevent deficiency,
ani leave an available balance la The
Treasury Of nearly l,O52,665
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rlNiE NEM WORLD The largest, cheapest, and
u haldsomrst ssplper IN the United States.-Sub-
ngi.sAs - me aiose will he received by +. TAYLOR.
fss NeN World i edited by ParS BenJamin and X. w.
Gr*Nal tae founders and late editors OF the Brother
lnh4hsrF anil composed of literature, selected from
sa $50 aes, De4i6rals OF England and the United States
seNera ntslsence foreign and domestic, editorial art
rss 81 sgecls o nnieate and popular interest, and
sirsaFly Impartial 10 potltlcs.
Subscription price - per snaum Copies Of the paper
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rvs DEMOCRATIC REVIEW. 'or November
Y 8en y igsi recvfvsdby " TAYLOR. who receives
tas@s fsf lae vpgk tive dnllars per annun) and
hsaa'tt rsgsl4fly - ~ parts ~ the Uniled States
HHsteNfs brysat's Poems Statistics of The L. : ;
tss letei nssHsoil tho roecIed ship Canal to con
~ hr an1 Atsriie oceans the Dissolution Of
ptff ~ Dpy ~ the Dealbcraiic party the
e@ Amsneaa History Philadelphia Banking,
nny 10
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TX ~AFnt ~ 'Ng stgaeFs ~ the Declaration Of ln.
Il fss.aes, st.l u Uso,sr Washington and Patrick
h f' ettrd t1g sale w D. TAYLoR, com.
t'1er "f74so price a. &C; 10
= tANh ~ THE DISEASES oe tNF,yTs
"" '.'H Nf LrtH re Fpnch third ed,iton IN
3, recessed. ~ sale i, 4 .rhY.
Aas. "a NrN Iofk journal "A Mei,c,oo ia So
N' t''t q