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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-07

IT, Advertisers are requested To hand IT. tnc,.
advertisements at as early an hour of the GAY a,
practicable. acknowledgements intended for inser
ton IN the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, +. NJ, and those intended for in
sertion in Mondays paper must be handed in on
SATURDAY; otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after.
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HEALTH o. THE CITT.-The report of the Board
Of Ileil.h for nine days, commencing on the 18th
and terminating the 25th July, exhibits a total
Of 80 deaths; Of these, 60 whites aud % coored
persons. One fatal Of yellow fever IN an adult
white, is mentioned in the report. A single case Of
yellow fever IS no evidence Of approaching epidemic.
Sporadic cases occur eyey year.
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I'm TERED,
SSn'p Ahn,sun, Wright. from Boston, in ballast.
TO Chas. Palmer.
ARRIVED,
III Bosher. 'o'' '"
Schr Adeline, Shorter Baltimore. sundries
SAILED,
Schr Wilcox, Smith New York. coal.
Sehr Pioneer, Rhca, Baltimore, coal.
VIA CANAL.
ARRIVED,
Boat Pioneer, Pellet, with AL tons merchandise
20 - u Csenshlw y Co, l. Ludam s. Son. and
p'brel y Co: paying Sll6 81 toll
Boat Pendeton, Pondeton, with 22I inns r,.,-
sh9hdIze to Warwick x Co, and BagweII. Smi,b
y Jones; paying 1922 % toll
CLEARED,
Boat Lady Of the Lake, Phelps, with Iil fms
iheIchanuiz2 Tor Lynchhurg: paying S5I 73toIl
Boat Tennessee, Bailey, with 20 tons n,Ige TO-
w arm, New Market and Lynchbutg: paving
Boat Gen. Harrison. Clark, with I7i tons mdze
Tor Lock No. -, and Lynchburg: paving sea m
, Boat Elizabeth, Wilson, with %! tons mJze. for
Lynchburg paying S4I 10. 'O'
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, August 5--Arrived s.lr
John Stull, Teal, days from Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 5--Arrived, scbr PASTOR,
Creighton, Richmond. ''"'
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Making a total in four years Of

4 vefagIng for ench Yelr

n.lyepgins for each ye1r S27,7IGOUO
Thus showing, II the experience Of the past Is 10
be the guide tor the future, Ihat our annual e1pen.
dures lorthe current four years will be near tyysn
ty-tght millions Of dollars.
The next inquiry is, what amount Of revenue we
may reasonably expect Tor the current four wears
under existing laws, assuming, as 90 for this Dur.
pose, mot the bill Tor the distribution among the
Sia.es OF Inc proceeds Of the public lands viii be.
come law. Our only source Of revenue i, will.
be TecOIecfej, will then be from customs W.
nave no available debts due us worth mentioning
and 10 funds on hand worth tlking into the account
Ou' V'tI uhu above The ordinary current expenses
oil the Government, we owe sevefll mi ions oi.T,ca
sury hoie', and there are large arrepragos and un
.gu.d1led claims which accrued under the the p,s,
Administration, many Of which will doubles. havs
70 DE provided for during the present R-s.d,.
NucfaI appropriations have been called for ana
ioruhcaions and ior the Navy, ard IN out Nh, cour
ny 90 proper state Of defence. But nos Iy
these Tor the present, and proceed Of once 10 con
hu'r Tue pfpuhDIc amount OF revenue b3t will ~or,.
INTO ihe treasury from customs under the laws as
lh0y now stand. Iu order TO determine tins d, me-.
be borne ru mind gH1t the cgmpssuiss act ross d.
y INTO effect ON the first day nj July next and tlsr
aiier That DAY, no articles imported will nav ti,t.
er duiy than 20 per cent I'D U1l0,em, and 10 must
also be uOrne in mind that there IS long list ar.
Ic'ts mat pay duty, and are, therefore, c'assed
amcSs du'iao.c articles; nevertheless by e1,stng
laws The duty is less than 90 per cent.
But even II We should suppose that an goods i'm
ported that pay any duty paid one Of 20 tcr cent.
al Ual0rsm, what would be the probable amount Of
revenue derived from this sOurce7 Here again va
must recur 10 the past 20 Judge for the future and
in determining this, think Il more safe and lust Ia
rely upon the average amount Of imports for serIe,
OF years than 0 attempt 10 select for any one wear
in document No.2 Of The House Of Representative,
~ we present session, usually called the "FiaaHe,
h'p"i" ot page 90 may be found table irwin, Nh,
"n''e amount Of imports from 1884 70 1910. incIu.
i've distinguishing between those "6ee Of duy.,
anu nose 'P7yng duly and giving the average re-.
sut l'r we whole seven years. The entire taJI,
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VIA CANAL.
ARRIVED
? ~ ~ 1T To
MEMORANDA.

IT," The EXPERIMENT.u-T first No
Of TINS paper will be ready Tor delivery on Satur.
o'y Morning. 1t may be obtained at the Printing
Office on IA street. opposite Messrs. Dunlop.
Moncure & Co
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lro AZ Continued
K CHI MOND:
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST :.
Financial eosdiiio, Of IA, C,unt,v.

Financial eosdii'Os Of ihs C.uniy.
we surrender our columns TO the important
speech OF Mr.. Fillmore, Chairman of the Finance
Committee Of the House of Representatives. The
statistical information contained il it is highly v,l.
able, and ought to be in possession OF the country
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And leaving an annual deficit Of


And this too independent Of the public deb, Great
ed by the past Administration, and which ought to
be pls OF during The present.
Tie revenues will be more than this Tor the cur.
rent year, as the Ovals Of the public lands ARE 10 be
pud into the Treasury until The first day Of Janua-
~ next and The reducing effect Of the soHrprorntss
aei Of which shall have occasion 10 speak moro
particularly hereafter, will not be 80 SenstbiU Gu
qnW the hfsi day Of January and the irst day Of
July next.
But IL may be asked If the amount Of accruing
revenues under existing laws are 10 be so small, and
.he expenditures Of the past Administration have
been 80 great, how have they been enabled TO meet
lhc demands upon the Treasury
mere Is a ygrY natural and fair inquiry and I
.neitore anticipate DO, with the view Of answering t.
nc lfulh Is, that the past administration had Ger.
1ain resources and means which are either exhaust
co or upon which we can no longertey, or to which
we 90 not desire 70 resort, from which t derived the
l means OF making The expenditures 10 which have
| "'u0co' And desire % call the attention Of the
committee particularly 10 three particular md e1-
! H''i"hily s0uces OF revenue which the past Ad-
l nlni'fauo" enjoyed, and upon which we can no
/ The FIRST is the amount Of money in the Treasu
/ ION The hrt day Of January 1887, and the debts
| tnen que the Government which have been collect.
| "a ana TIE money used, and tie amount borrowed
on treasury notes and used up, which had double
eusc, ~ Increasing The means Of the past Admin
suauoni and throwing an undue burden upon tho
present. The amount Of these means in round num-
Oers was 81, $4,000; and that the committee may
see clear statement Of them call ther attention
70 House Doc, No. Of the present session, being
sne Finance Report at page 5, where they viii
hnd the following statement or,.this subieet.
From tho year 1916 10 1887, period OF tvsntv.on,
years, the revenues constantly exceeded the ex
al pendtufes The average annual surplus durinp
that time was 81 ,464, 2l6 81, tsee tables and
"'hing an aggregate excess d S2iO, 80, 76l 27
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= IWVIs T""Tl
On McRAE, Farmer y. G.
cOMMlsaloNER,s OFFICE.

"
INC parties concerned hereby notified attend NJ
ny ono" IN The tiy NJ Richmond, the l7tL day Of
and the evidence necessary tp enable ue 10 perform the
au7-wiw mo. SHORE. Com'r.
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II There will be no preaching at the Sc.
CoND BAPTIST CHURCH, on Lords day
next Regular supplies having been secured. H..
isious services may be expected every Sabbath
thereafter, until the return of the Pastor
au
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Signs in Jyasbi,g,o,


Inc Enquirer says every body is in a fog pt
washington; and the old gentleman has come TO the
very wise eonelusion-to say nothing when Ls
knows nothing. a friend, who write, the follow
ing lines, seems to be in no fog-at least one would
'nier SO from the confidence with which be sp.,L
oil the Bank bill becoming law.
HousI OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
r, u. r,.,..., Aug. 4, ISiI.S
Gentemen-You representative. MrB,,,s mad.
to-day en- admirable speech upon the Bank bill. IN
was peIsplcuous, strong, and original, AMI com.
tnanded uniIlterlng attention. The Till will mass
lnls nouse, 10y majority Of twenty five or thirty,
anu ultimately become the Law OF the land
Your obed't servf.
The \. y. Commercial If Wednesday. contains
the following to the same effect;
lHE BANK BILL.-we have good reason 70 h.
.lNe mat The gentleman who writes so COZ 6d,n,iy
Il ON Washington, to some Of the oppos ton iort
na's predicting the ultimate failure OF the banI hiI
are altogether out m their reckoning. w. h,.i in.
formation OF different nature so long AGO ns Mon.
Jay, and to-day this information is confirmed from
Two most reliable sources OF intelligence. We.n.
terrain great confidence that the bill will mass the
House and become law.
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y Chesterfield Circuit Cuurt. March 90 NJ Istis-Fjz5.
beth Iuncy, widow OF wtr Ftuncy decd EIzab.tI,
ID fiun"y Wm W Fnucy John IIch Finuey Il infnluh N
incy anh Lewis " FtnLcy, which said Elizabeth d. WIN
W. John hct, Randolph u, huI Lewis II Finney are IN.
ahls OF tender years under The aud sue y their
mother ani next friend She said Elizabeth Fnncy prfa
against John lIgth Trustee sc. Beverly Heb and The
Tts day this on be ri ut,pn the m ia.
ah'N'I OF tho defendant John IIch, with a replication
ecio the bi taken for confessed against the other lie
rni'nls more than two months having elapsed since H.
hn4 "l t' plnHs bill, aud the the subj Una
wan service ACKNOWLEDGED by the other defendants AZ
ih"y suI alug 10 appear aud answer sunIry gh.
H. ani Wa argued hy cuunsrun consideration here.
o. the Court doth MI udg, order aud decree that John
eih renefan acco ant before john Shore OF the CIV n
Nchmoui. who Is hereby appointed Conms Toner for
lh purpose Of tie whole trust fund In the bill
dIc !" Tie sail fund, Tor purchases nulc NJ The sale III
the fuHt properly si,ug the amount iue ON sue peT
IONS anl the exact kind u security held for the pay
mcn 81 tho purchase money due fto sch; also an az
count between The piinin Elizabeth g.. Fnncy ana the
d'irnidnt John Hctn showing the slate NJ the
account between hcm, h. relation tu the estate also
IN account between The defendants, the Flick II.ah
l1uplny NJ tp'ci ~ and the SAID Beverly Icth ewing
W." exact amount due from each tu tie defendant John
Ieth a. Trustee 10 the fund; which several ac-
counts The Commissioner l. ordered io report In
lhs tour Win any mnitersspccaly stated, deemed peru
neat ~ hiuse which may be TCuuIcdto he 20 stated
hy any OF tho rarigs and tho Court Doth ~ thor order
that The said Commissioner with h report 10 tbls
Couu, the sccurit given by Defendants the Black
hcaih Company ~ Golfers ini by the Beverly lIcth
i3Tthc money hur from them respectively the said Jno
Hoth az Trustee.
Copy. Tosic,
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Si172,O00
And i, caves for net, amour, Of duties, s9I7s, 200

Blu; DO not conceive this 10 be precisely the
mode Of coming At the difference between the
gross and nett amount OF duties as reduced under
the comp omisc act. Il is true that the "sxpsns,,
a. ss.tc'l9G" will remain the slma, as the officers
employed N the custom hOus. arc all SHARED Off.
GERS, who's: compensation IS no: graduated at all by
the amount OF revenues collected. And AZ many
ports where there mary oihcers, and where they
are I.dIspcnsa by neCesslry-nOt 10 collect the re.
venue, out 10 prevent smIgE.Ing-the whole amount
collected Is sufficient to pay tile officers emp oy.
ed. The "bsuniis5 on picked fSh erporitd' and
the "Glo1G1csE TO vessels employed IN the fsheries
being IN nowlse dependent on the amount Of reve.
nue. received from duI!es vii also rema n the same
but we may reasonably suppose as the amount Of
duties falls off under the compromise act the amount
Of "fut>s reftUd,G' under the decisions of the
courts, and the amount OF "drGlgbacks" on CTfirn
TsTchanfiSs trD0ri,d," "oa domestic refined SUGAR
srp1Ttet' ana 0II domestic distilled SpsTis erDorl-
Cd" VII. also ftI of in something Ike the same
proportion. But this cannot DC in reference TO the
drdteb on refined sugar aud distilled spirits with
out some further legislation for the drawback on
those articles was graduated by the high rare Of du-
~ imposed upon them prior 10 the compromise act:
but uy the operations Of that the duty his been
cons anIly diminishing, while the Grlwba remains
the same, so that It now operates by way Of bIuu-
~ on the manufacture Of those artlc es and as a
consequence the manufacture has greatly increased
beng as appears from the table 10 which have re-.
ierred, more than double IN 1889 VIVA; II was IN
ISIS. But this bill ID intended 10 remedy that evil
and TO reduce the drawback 10 the amount OF the
. import duy.
Trusting that the committee vii. pardon this d..
erosion, return again the question was consider.
ing-what sum should be deducted from the gross
amount OF duties, estimated under the compromise
act at near Sli,CO0GoO, ascertain the nett amount
apphc1y.e 20 the ordinary expenses Of the Govern
menti bad shown that the Expenses Of colcc-
uon' $I,l22,OOO
,B'unty on picked fish exported" 1900
Allowances to vessels employed 10 the
fisheries 0-s nOO
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Rules, hch in The CLERKS Once of tho Circuit ~.
n pcunr Coud NJ Law and Chancery Tor Gloucester
county, ont ~ day " August, lsi=Iacob Sheldon
nnd lniu NauUut merchants and partners trading
dcr ho hrm and STYLE ~ Sheldon Maupin in tleir
right AMI The said Jacob Sheldon and John Maupinas
lh9mas Booth, admir- dc J1nis non with the will annexed
~ WIN Brown, d''d, John q Cailctf and Martha HE
wife, formerly Martha Brown, William Browne, Iucion
hrownc, Ihum7s U-owuc, MircCllus Browne, Irfersnn
browne luuius Hfuwuo aud Herbert browne, which rad
william Lucirn, Thomas, Murcclus, jefferson, Irnius
'nl 'rhcr are niints under The n ~ years, ando
acihcr will the said Martha children dcvisccH Hnd lc
Eaiocsoi WIN Bfpwuc, deed, dCfts - ~ ChdHcSry.
The defendants, WIN Hrowuc, Iucicn browne and Her.
ben browne MT having entered their appearance and o.
ven security according 60 the act 81 assembly and The
rules NJ tia court and appearing hy satisfactory ry-
irurc that they inhabitants 81 This Common wealth
On motion ~ The comp aiuans, by counsel is ordered,
that the said defendants DO appear tc FRS
the next tofu and the BIN 81 the painrs and
that copy ~ this ordr he forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper Published boz tho cry ~ Richmond, Tor Two
months succc syely and posted At the front Of the
Courthouse ~ hits county.
Copy. Tcstc,
,-nu ID 1.
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PoLtrIcAL RuHoRs--On the accession OF Sir Ro'
bert Pee to power the following legal changes will,
is said take plaeo.-Lord Arbinger Will retire
from tho precedence OF the Court Of EKchequer and
100 succeeded by Sir frederick Pollock 'his WIZ re-
move every obstacle To tho promotion Of Sir vii
liam FolIett 10 the Chancellorship. Mr. Crenwel
is mentioned rs the Attorney, Mr. Tbesger IS the So
lictot General Lord Lyndhurst will, u lsaidcd,
content himself with the Embassy TO Paris. Chief
Justice Busho, Judge Barton, Judge johnson, Judge
Torrens, and Baron Ponnciather have their resgna-
tons ready 70 tender to the Irish Government fur.
nd-twenty hours after Sir Robert Peel's accession
to Office. Chief Justice Bushe, q is said deman ds
O peerage, although his estate Is only EsOO year
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tTDUu me Phiirf'iphin Norm hWrrfr1u iUguefb.
THE "DEMOoRArIC Town MEETiSG," az some Of
the loco ioco papers Of yesterday styled the assem-
bage in Independence Square on Tuesday even
ing, was rather o slim aifar-Perhaps fifteen hun.
bred persons wer6 drawn together from curiosity,
out Of over 100000 people in this extended town"
The orators were dgnunciatory and harsh; ns some
Of them liborng under the recent loss Of Office
which spread their bread generously with butter.
There was not harmony, either, among those who
obeyCI the call Of the meeting, Tor there arc udyi-
duas IN the Van Buren, parry, who heartily despiso
The rant and utroism Of certain dcm1gogucs Of their
sect We lcok upon the meeting as one OF the
humDugs Of the present day, got up by selfish,
NOISY, gOsspping dcmagOgue-, who are stimulated
by their private grievances TO CKaspCfato an honest
people against the acts Of the new administration.
This town meeting" was called by few ofFcious
uItrn individuals, whose ambition Is 10 pull down
institutions they neither can destroy nor minage.
BY means was ia fair representation OF the IN
telIigont, rejecting men Of the Democratic party,
who consequently dissent from their proceedings IL
was the height of the ridiculous TO call such a
gathering a "tOwn meetiugi"
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UNITED STATES SENATE.

Correspondence OF the Baltimore American.
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RICHMOND WING.

ruRLisuED DAILr AMI sEAI-wEEHLr. sv
,. N. PLEASANT, 4. NosELEY AND
r.. G. DAVIS.
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/ rDkAULiC PRESSED SPERM CAN
u DLES.-5l boxes (. and SIS sperm C,nil,S 49,,
ing direct from Nantucket, for sale low ~ ~
Au WILLIAMS a IIANAII
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,oNGREss OF THE UNITED STATES.

DAILY Paper; ....--...-..............ss per snnum.
r"ini-W Weekly. .....................s5 per snnum.
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80! wad some power the giftie gle us
To see ourselves as ithcrs see us "

After long flourish about himself and attack
upon you, MCssrs. Editors, and your scrbbers he
resumes his argument upon the 2Ist Rue. This is
mere repetition of the argument advanced in his
second Mo- that 10 admit the petition OF the Aboli
uOnIsis, involves the admission, that slavery is a
grievance affecting the petitioners, which Congress
may redress. This argument has been so fully an
swerei, that deem Il unnecessary TO repeat here
and will therefore pass on to the argument drawn
from an analogous proceeding in court by which he
says, he IS willing $50 abide" In his own Ian
guogc, It is this: "f a sutton presents bill or de.
clardton which, taking every word IN II be true,
presents no case tor relief, demurrer is o1c red by
the defendants, which, admitting all the piintif' ali.
cgcs, denies his right 10 e1ns into Court, and the
Court sustaining the demurrer dsmISses the plain.
uH WITHOUT proof or inquiry. II, on the other hand,
The plaintiff states in his bill or declaralion a case
which, true, entities him torelief he is entertain
ed, aud trial had. Apply the same rule to the AbO-
lItlOnls's, aud am content" So am l. If the ru G
as IrIctsed ~ Court, IS strictly adhered to- Where
ar" the plaintiff and defendant when the demurrer is
terdCtcdl-uut Of doors, % IN curia2 II out OF
doors. how does his declaration-the statement OF
his iacs-come into existence, to which the defend
ant may tender his demuuerl This could not be,
unless lie was IN Court and being there, upon the
facts stated m hrs dCcur1uon, the deicnu1nt says
by the law arising on those ltcts the plaintiff has
sustained no injury. II the Court sustains the de-
mnfrer, the plaintiff has rcce wed no iniUry on the
facts stated II II does not, them by the law upon
the facts, the plaintiff has sustained an injury, for
"hlcu ne RECEIVERS. Apply thIs rule and practice To
the Abulltlonsts.-Let them 90 into Court with a
statement a. their facis-n declaration uf their IN
jury-and then the South will Try whether they ors
injured therein by the law arising the facts stated.
But who ever heard Of demutic r being offered he
fore the parties are m Cour7 How is the Court to
know the facts IN the case until the pleadngs are
entered, upon which the demurrer may he oifsrsd7
Let the petitioners state their ctse-lct them fis,
get into Court-lhe CongrCss-aud then we will
ry the question Of law, and upon ITS decision, TO-
low II 10 by resolution IN the mode have before
sugges'ed-and Abolition will end, and the right Of
pclitlon be still secured. As "Hanuvcr" is willing
to rest the subject here, and "ablde" by this argu-
ment 50 will do and leave IT, upon this alone, upon
which We Join issue, with the People.
August 3fd, 1871. HENRlCO.
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~ for sale. '~' -''
au' WILLIAMS 4 HANALL
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lSDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS OuIS-
. ~ DIAN PUhGATISh.
A SUPPLY just coiycd Tor sale.
"A JOHN UNVSOR
au toor above the Bell Tavern.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

High Water, this day, O'Clock, A. NJ.
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Ana there appears an excess Of ex.
pendIture over the currren, rcve-
nue. OF
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From this table It wi. be perceived that the ave-
rage OF "acJua. dulias' Tor SIX years. from
1854 10 1889 inclusive, was S23 I76 600
And the nett amount only ls,4O4 900
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Making total deduction dunngthc past Admit
nsrstono Of eiO 1900
Now LEI rs see the amount Of deduclonsDy the
same process for the current four years:
10 1871, 4 10 hs will DO deducted, Ucng
four times S574,0DO g. 4gG 600
ln 1912, IONS TOR half year, being sew.
en- times SI37 600 3O5g 600
ln 1912, 10 IONS iiom July 20 January, DO
iog ten tunes $4,000 100000
In 1913, 1910 s for the whole year, be-
ing ten times 1914 OOJ $40 600
In lSll, same IN all respects $40, 900
Making total Of So, Jos, 900
From which take the amount during the
past Administration IO4s5, 900
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5,6is.si2 40

3l,SSs, 1872 &c
5gS,9lS &c
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snoe VINO lncfo was applied
uon oil the national debt S2OS, T97
tnere was, under the provision OF
go OF June 1856, deposited with IN
lvi,6l4 81 aud there remained on Il
nary, 1887, in the Treasury OF the |
including the fourth alu,cnt due
surplus of :
ihere was also outstanding debts
due and falling due to the Treas.
ury, arising from other sources
lnan those OF the ordinary re,e-
nue., and which were paid be-
tween the LIST OF January, 1887,
and ith OF March 1871, the a.
mount OF (see statement d.
lhere was also issued within that
period, and outstanding on the ith
OF March, iSii, Treasury notes
10 the amount OF
Making the aggregate available
means which were IN the Treas.
sury on the LIST OF January, 1857
and which came into II prior to
the i'h OF March, isiI, over and
above the curreLt revenues
From which deduct the amount
less the trust funds) remaining in
,he Treasury ON the 9Th of
March, lSIl
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| B ABBO TT offers Tor sale
81 Ground Plaster, in usTces
Thomasion Lime; Tar
Cotton Yarns, assorted
Bar Iron 10
German and Blistcred
SALT-Eiue ami Ground Alum
Baltimore WhlsEey, in hhds aud bTls
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Mr. BUCHANAN presented memorial from
Phlladelph,a signed by persons engaged in the man
uiacIory Of Soda Ash and Pipe Clay. The memo
II LII Ii. t.hln
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OLIVE OIL, In baskets for sale.
" an JOHN GAYNnR.
ONE Hundred anu Fny Rags l-.ruyra COFFEE lust re-
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