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Tmentp=Seornth Congress.
FIRST Sc SSION.
IN SENATE +,

THURSDAY, June g.
Mr.. CLAY, of Alabama, appeared and took his
scat.
After the journal was read the President OF the
Senate announced the following as the committee on
the part vt the Senate 10 join with that of the House
tax ny consideration much of the President
message relates the demise OF the late President
VIZ Mr.. BAYARD, Mr.. PRENrIss, Mr.. BESToS, Mr..
ARcnER and Mr.. WALKER.
The PRES lDENT also announced the select com
mee 10 which referred much Of the President 5
message relates To unifrm currency &c: Mi
Clay, OF Kentucky, Mr.. CnoArg, MIR WReur, Mr..
BsamsS Mr.. kiNG, Mr., TALLMApGe, Mr. BAYARp,
MIR. GaAHAM, and Mr.. HuNrNGlos.
The following Senators were then announced by
the Char as the stindIng committees, the chairman
OF each having been baIotted Tor prior day
On Foreign Reiations.-Messrs. Rvcs' Preston
Buchanan, Ialnladge, and Choaie
On Findnce-M essrs Clay, Ky, Evans, Wood
bury, Mangnm, and Baynrd.
On COmmerce.-Messrs. Huntington, Merrick,
King, Barrow, and Wright.
On Mlngfactures .-Mtssrs. Evans, Archer, Mil
Ter, Buchanan, and Simmons.
On Agricuitare.-Me Linn, Woodbridge,
Smith OF CT, White, and Summons
On Military Agai s-Mcssrs. Preston, Merfck,
Benton, Archer, aud Pierce.
On the Mhtia.-Messrs. Phelps, Kerr, Clay, Of
AL Barrow, and Fulton.
On Narat Afairs. -Messrs Mangum, Archer,
Williams, Smith, OF lnd and Choate.
on Public Lands-Messrs Smith, Of Ind, Tall
madge, Walker, Bates, and Prentiss.
On Pirate Land Ciaims.-Messrs. Bsyarj, Hun
tington Linn, Sewer, and Henderson
On Indian Afairs.-Messrs. Morehead, White,
Sewer, Phelps, and Benton.
Of Claims Messrs. Graham, Bates, Wright
Woodbury. and Woodbridge
On Revolutionary Ctdims.-A'essrs Dixon, More.
head, Smith, OF CT, Sturgeon and Graham
on HE Judiciary -Messrs Bcrrien, Clayton,
Prenti.s, Walker aud Kerr.
On The Post Office Messrs. Henderson, Sim
mons McRobcrts Berrien and Mouton.
On Roads and Canals Messrs. Porter, White,
Young, Cuthbcrt, and King.
On Pensions Messrs. Bates, Pierce Allen, Dix
on and Nicholson,
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26,73l,336 %

Mote. THIS item and the item OF expenditure for
the payment Of Treasury Notes from LIST Of January
to 4lh Of March, 1871, include about S5O00O of
Treasury Notes, which were received at the Depart
ment on account Of Customs during that period, but
for which the warrasts no, issued until subse-
quent period
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Making an aggregate of debt and def
cit to be provided for in this and the
ensuing Year Of -$i20ss,2l5 ls
This estimate is founded on the
sumption, that all the moneys in the
public repositories be at once
made available, and that any, and
all of the demands upon the Trea-
sury can be satisfied so long mo-
ney, to a sufficient amount, remains
in any, or all the repositories. But
that is by no means the case.
While the porer 10 issue T'red-
sury notes crisis, there should he, at
all times, for the convenience of the
Treasury sum equal to ST. ,OOU,-
600, in the various repositories, sub
ject to draft; when that power is
expended, the sum should be in
creased to not less than S4,OUO,OOO w
Which sum, added to the above, makes
the estimated deficit -sl6oss 2l5 10
But the undersigned feels it his duty to call the at
tention Of Congress to the more immediate demands
of the public service and the means by which those
demands TO be supplied
The which will be required from the LIST of
June to the 3ls of August next, estimated as fol-
lows, viz:
For the payment Of Treasury Notes
which will fall due within that time,
and the interest thereon, about 81, 700 w
Balance for taking the 9th Census $4,000 OO
For the Civil List miscellaneous and
foreign intercourse iioo',ooo -
Military service 4,59l 0yS w
Naval do 1,S4iO00 90
Public Debt 63S7 90
Expenses Of the extra session Of Con-
eress $4,000 90
Making about $ll, 693 81
The ways and means in the power Of the Treasury,
and which will probably accrue under existing laws,
follows:
Funds in the Trea-
fury, as per statement
(Co- 1914 ,36l l6
2. Treasury Notes au-
thorized by the act Of
18th of Feb, 1S4l ,505,9i3 81
3. Estimated receipts
from the Customs 100000 90
Estimated receipts from
the Lands 100000 90
Misceaneous sources $4,000 90
Making 5,9OO,3O5 OF
And leaving deficit of 5,25l 1888 30
To which add the recommended
to be kept in the Treasury to meet
any emergencies of the public SER
vice, viz: $4,uVU,VUo w
90, ~
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Making,

Making,
The expenditures in
the same year were,
for civil list, foreign
intercourse and mis-
cellaneous, :.
Military Department,
Naval do
Public debt,
Add outstanding war
rants issued prior to
LIST January, lS4l,
Treasury Notes re-
deemed, including
interest,
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laws 70 meet these demands are, viz:
The available balance
in the Treasury on
the 4th Of March,
1914 see Statement
b S646, 500 10
Treasury notes autho-
Tzed under the act Of
1910, issued after the
Sd OF March, 1871 4l3,592 II
Treasury notes autho-
rzed by the act of
1871, To be issued af-
is4l 100000 90
Receipts from customs
estimated at 600 w
Receipts from public . :.
Receipts from miscella-
neous sources iI0,OOU w
Amounting to $40, 1916 81
Leaving unprovided for, of the de-
mands fol- the present year. the sum
of oOOO5ll Ia
There will also be receivable for public dues, in the
present year. payable in 1892 Treasury notes, the
issues Of the present year, viz
Issued under the act of
1871 prior to the 4th
of March S673,6sl 80
Issued under the act Of
1910, after the Sd of
March 1852 -
Issued under the act of
1871, TO be issued af-
ter the All Of March,
and included in the
estimate of ways and
means 5OOOOO w
6,os7,274 o.
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Making

And leaving deficit of
To which add the sum recommended
to be kept in the Treasury to meet
any emergencies Of the public SER
vice, viz:
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wfS~otO0
SIS, $4,000 90
1866, 236 AS
6,03i ,088 90
1882 II
l,4ls,ss4 %
4,O45, 500 05
49, 27,s63,475 Al
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], Funds in the Urea :
sury, as per statement
(C.)
2. Treasury Notes au-
thorized by the act Of
18th Of Feb, lS4l :
3. Estimated receipts
from the Customs
Estimated receipts from
the Lands
Miscellaneous sources :
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Sll,I5I,693 81

Making about -$ll, ISL 500 81
The ways and means in the power Of the Treasury,
and which will, probably under existing laws,
are as follows:
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100000

WOULD present to the public new mode ofINSU-
RANCE, extensively praetsed in other cities Instead
af The annual premium, deposite made with tins
Company in the nature of loan, for the of which
the party is kept insured He is not liable to be called
upon for any further eontrbutOn-but the deposit
be claimed al any time subject TO discount of five pc
cent.
A few examples will render the subject perfectly
plain and show that the expense is in Instances
but half the usual mOde and at the time
eessity of annually renewing the policy, wherein the
glect of a day has 50 oflen proved rIinous.
Brick Dwelling in the city, paying 35c per 500
nuay, may be perpetuay insured by deposite of l2
per CT S35 in every $1,000 The interest on this de-
pOsite is2, 10 or 81 cents per 500 instead of35
Brick Dwelling in the Country, favorably situated,
pays 60 per 500. The deposite for perpetual
surance would be per $50 per $1,000, the inter
est of this is three dollars that is annually THIRTY
instead ofsIxTY cents per 500.
FIRsT-RATE mill pays II per cent. annually, and
may be insured peipetnay for 10 per cent The depo
site would be 800 on every thousandthe interest is
dollars thus the actual of annual insurance
the mill by this mode is 60 instead of lbs per $780,
Insurance is also effected in the usual mode
reasonable terms any other office.
F. H. s. is also Agent for the celebrated New YORK
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, and prepared
to make Insurance on Lves,g rant annuities and sell
endowments. Office opposite the Custom II ouse, up
stars. nov 30 MW&F
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THE PTLOT.
PTLGRIM's WAY SONG.

BY MISS II. +. GUILD
I'm bound to the house of my Father,
o draw not my feet from the way,
Nor stop me these wild. flowers to gather;
They droop at my touch and decay
think Of the flowers that are blooming
In beauty uniading above,
The wings of kind angels perfuming,
Who fly down on errands Of love.
Of earth's shallow water the drinking
Is powerless my thirst to allay;
Their taste is of tears, while we're sinking
Beside them where quicksands betray
| long for the font ever living,
That flows by ny Fathers own door,
With waters so sweet and life-giving,
To dIiAk and to thirst never more.
The gold of this bright happy dwelling,
Makes all lower gold to look dim,
It's treasures all treasures eXcelling,
Shine forth and allure me to Him.
The gems of this world l am treading
In dust, where as pebbles they lie;
To win the rich pearl that is shedding
Its lustre so pure from on high.
For pains torn spirit is feeling,
No balsam from earth it receives:
20 TO the tree that is healing,
To drop in my wounds from It's leaves.
a child that is weary with roaming,
Returning in gladness to see
Its home, and its parent, I'm coming
My Father, hasten to thee
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Etom IRE Sllsalehnnnn Reg1,ter

from t1e ouSqieHuTlHu fleglSteT.
Although the public have been often imposed upon by
PATENT MEDICINE yet occasionally, really useful and
beneficial medicine is despsed, neglected, merely be
cause : ound in bad company" am led TO there re
marks by conversation with friend few days since
She had been afflicted for several years with disease
the heart, which had apparently brought her near the
grave. One of onr most skful physicians called
who pronounced her disease ncurable. An ADVERTISE
nent OF DIR. JAYSE'5 ExPECToRAET in the Register,
caught the eye of her friends and bottle of it m
mediately procured from Bently Mitchell's in Mon
rose, Before she had taken it two days there wasan
apparent improvement. She has taken two bottles
yet, but her health has been nearly restored.
have no personal motive for recommending thisi
medicine, but merely state this fact hoping that may
the eye of some who are lahorns under similar dis
eases that they may likewise psrtake of its benefits.
"A Friend 10 Humanity.
9TH mo. 18th, le4n.
The above preparation Is sold by
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND IN FACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF.

S1A f.. SlAtt IL! II 80
WHTTLLIAEE BATLEY, Slater, has receIvedby
w the ship Pccahontas, from Liverpool, his fall sup
ply of those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs OF
which, that he put on last fall y have been so mush nd
rad. In order to obtain the best article in his line,
he subscriber has gonete the expense Of an experienced
fudge of the article, in England, visiting all the Woch
duarries and purchasing the BEST without regard TO
price, and invites examination ef his present stock,
being satisfied il will compare advantageonsy with any
tsinQ OF the kind eyaf brought 10 this market,
s. He has also constantly on hand full supply OF
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known on
the continent, and trusts he will he able to give entire
rasfacon 10 those who may favor him with their work
To those moi acquainted with the fact he would state,
that the cost of slate roof very little any mors than
the best shingles and considerably less than those pre-
tended TO be fire proof roofs, which, upon the ap
proach of fire, get into melting mood, and disappear,
leaving the property they were intended TO protect,
easv prss 10 the devouring element.
The Subscribers yard ia on Union Dock, below Fleet
street. bridge; dwelling, Front st. the Theatre
- WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FOR SALE, a first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
a. ,hova al sc 10
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MAKE READY VOR WINTER,

HEEDs, FAALOWS, MAI'I&tEssES, 81
AD All PERSONS wishing TO make comfortable ar
good Beds, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts, Sc, will do
well to call at the Bedding Mart before they purchase
they cannot fail to be suited from the Ready Made
Goods which the subscriber has, and always keeps on
hand, and WIN DO sold very low for cash by Immediate
sppllsauos at The Bedding Mart, N. w. = .. W: cor
ssw efl.epaksEd end Light ~. HlTda
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VOL. I...NO. 920.

hers. and moi her, busband's Who. from M, Mn
merous important avocations as Lord President
Priv Councillor and acti,e n ssistant in tI,e
ma ,s ,e,,,et af Stt;st e., - rob.b HI,
neitber time no., ;,,I;ratio' ',,,- ,,eg
nal concern in farn,i,, ~
TIE situation of you,.r IS ,-,1-ilI,I bo,z
suffcentv strong TeseTbisr. ~ to4 70 -
.ona RutberforJ vbo vgss an 49, qua, - -, n
enritad ,,,,,,a mil, hon, ,,t t.L 'lio
rF-trne ,,J - r III, ,b,,,, - -'o "a
cradite1 as - H.. -. ~ &c
tbor..5t None, y, atis ~ s, AZ ''i'I ~
seems m Nv leo,, t IN C ~
-,,o "a - ~ 49, ia ~ - Vi
little &c known beTond ,gLaf bes boc
hove he seems 70 have roore ~esDaot, -
resentation than he deserved in ne nersor If
- " 80 80 -"N P1t'N't VI
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1t appears from the above that the average
weight of these eleven distinguished Revou-
tonary officers was 2I4 pounds. The heaviest
weight having been General Knox, VINO weigh
ed $50 pounds, and the lightest Gen. Hunting
ton, who weighed 1872 pounds. 1t IS some
wi at singular that the biographers OF eminent
men, never, unless under circumstanC es oil q
peculiar character, record the weight or dmen-
sons of the clay tenements which were the
abode of their immortal spirits.
Thin SHoEs-We ask the attention of our
lady readers to the following paragraph from
the Philadelphia North American:
A summer bird that has fingered late into the
autumn, leaving IFS tmid foot print in the first
fall of snow, ever reminds us of that delicate
fair one, in light thin slippers, on a cold ice
pavement. The bird, however, can escape TO a
warmer cline, and in the spring 1t can reap
pear, but the lady is on that journey rom when
there is no return. The music oil Inc blfd may
again gladden. its native tree, but her voice VIII
not again cheer the hearth of her home. The
badges of sorrow and the slowly returning
hearse will soon tell what that slipper has done.
1t has taken from us in the bloom OF lille one
that we loved, but who would not listen TO the
voice of admonition. Her bright days are now
passed: the light of her countenance has He'd,
and the night of the grave curtains the deep
couch of her repose. But voice speaks ten
derry from that grave TO those whom she mas
left behind; it whispers the admonitlon winch
she disregarded.- that whisper not be
heard? 1t is sisters voice that peads.s
wou.N- Shrink not from woman fstrong
sense. for if she become attached to you, 1t is
from seeing and viewing the different qualities
in yourself; YOU may consult her, for she IS
able to advise, and does SO with firmness OF
reason and consideration of affection; her love
Is lasting. and it wilnot have been lightly won;
for weak minds are not capable of the ieiuest
grades of passion.
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,75erdee7l .I0t0.

ODESSA WHEAT.-Six thousand miles from
New York, in the interior Of the eastern contin-
ent, and in the heart OF the most despotic gov
eminent on earth, IS a city containing SIXTY
thousand inhabitants, sprung up where but forty
years since only few ishermen's huts existed,
and at the wharves of which now, two hundred
vessels are sometimes seen at time exchanging
the various products of the East and the West
That city is Odessa, and the wheat which IS
shipped frem this place in large quantities to
the countries Of the Mediterranean, Portugal,
Spain, Great Britain, and to the shame of Anne
rican agriculture, be 1t said, TO this country
also, is known by the name OF Odessa wheat:
The whole immense extent Of Southern hussIa5
including the Crimea, is vast plain, rich in the
soil, and wherever cultivated, producing, as does
the same range of country in Poland, and the
north Vi Germany, the most luNuriant crops. 1t
Is divided off into immense seigoorles, or as lt
would be called at the south, plantations, cuiti-
! waited by the white slaves, OF whom some OF the
! proprIetors own from twenty thousand, to one
hundred thousand, and these men, clothed IN I'M
dress sheep skins, and performing all their ope-
rations in the most primitive and barbarous man
ner, still able to send wheat to this country,
and it is said at handsome profit
To England the trade in Black Sea OF Odessa
wheat, is an object of consequence, and now
when in consequence of the partial failure of the
crop, the ports are thrown open for the importa-
ton of grain, the supply from this source pro-
misses to be not the least abundant in meeting the
wants Of half famished population.
In the vicinity of Odessa, lives Gen. Sonntag,
American by birth, but high in the favor Of
the Russian Government, and connected IN of
fee with Count Worenzow in the Government
of Crimea He is an extensive farmer, cult
Yates large quantities of land, and sends great
supplies OF wheat to the market of Odessa. In
agriculture he is an enthusiast; and leaves the
cares OF government as often as possible to at
tend to his farm. Mr.. Stephens, who lately vi
sited him, states that lie saw 4 very fine field OF
wheat, that the General assured him was tine
third grown on the same ground, and from wheat
shelled at the time OF gathering, none having
been sown.
WEIGHT OF MILITARY MEN.-The fol-
lowing memorandum was found number of
years ago in the pocket book of an officer of
the Massachusetts line
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THE BRIDE OF LhDI0IERmOOR.

Our readers, we feel assured, will peruse with
deep interest the following excellent account OF
the originals of the principal characters who
figure in, perhaps, the most touchingly beauti-
full fiction which proceeded from the genius OF
the author of Waverley. The letter is written
by gentleman who, as will appear, has had the
best means of ascertaining the real circumstances
on which the romance was founded, as well as
the true characters of the persons introduced in
this tragical tale. Tie light thrown upon the
point as to the author of the homocide is curious
and striking. l. e.
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ALBANY LUMBER.
FEyEIE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
q ing week a cargo of Albany POPLAR, consist
ng of Chair Flank, Scantling and SO "a; also, WAL
NUT BOARDS, which will, with the CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLINt. now on hand,
make good assortment, He would respectfully invite
the trade call before purchasing constant supply
will be kept on hand.
ALSO FOR SALE LOW.
1000 feet Shipping CULLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
$500 feet running measure ARK LOGS
$4,000 feet "A, Ga, "a, and inch ASH
With large and general assortment Of I,JJNBER.
SuyTARis FsR BUILDERS. d. ~ THOMAS
once heau 'hion dock tie Falls.
Below PrHtt street bridge.
9(7.Ts.a Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Sent gugie Chestertown, and National Intelligencer,
will copy the above to the amount Of each and charge
Amercan" Office. au IL
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRY. SILVER WARE. SIC.
GABRIEL ID. CHA F8K has recently imported
9H splendid assortment of Geld and Silver Paten
Lever Lepine and Virtcal Watches, all of whic are
raade by the best Makers and warranted to pc form
time will be sold as low as any other house
the country Purchasers will ind ii TO their advantage
by calling at the store, head of Cheapside, No. WA
TER STRESS, Baltimore, whore they will find good as
sortment Gold Gard Chains, new paerns Rings, BTeas
pins gold and silver Pencils, Addsona superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware, German Silver Spoons, &C.
N. b. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired
sh5-My country friends particularly invited 10 call
Store No. Water st. iy II go G. ID. CLARK.
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PERPETUAL FIRE INSURANCE..
Ely RANCIS II. SMITH, AGENT OF THE
y FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY