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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-23
l,275,O0n 90
S3,737,G92 GU


Th, amount of Treasury notes issued
at per cent. during the month Of
April. 1s41, WAS about Sss5O,000.
E'l:inatng that ono half have hcen
redeemed through the custom housos
and land oifi"cs, and the other
half held for investment. Ihrrc will
remain to he paid in April, S425,Ooo.
The Secretary Of War cs.@
t;ma.es his reouisitons
in April at 9o6.l2S
Tie Sccret,ry Of the Navy
estimates his acquisitions
in April 72i,O00
Tnc civil list foreign in.
tcrc,mrse and mscella.
ncous and legislative,
will require about $4,000
2,555l2s o0n
The amount of Treasury
notes at six per cont. ls.
sued in may, l54l, was
about l,2s1,0uO
Estimating, as above, that
one half have already
been redeemed there will
be required in My for
this i,em 64Q,ouu
The Secretary of War os-
Inmates his acquisitions
for May at l'asl'2Zo
The Secretary of the Ma
w estimates his rcquI. y
sitons for May 6oo'ooo
Civil list, foreign inter-
course, and miscellune.
GUS and legislative will
recp,re about 500,0no
ss' sas1,aao 90
Total estimated expenditure for cur
rent thrrc months S95Ts t4J wv
Deficiency Of estimated means S3254 656 AZ
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Means for the current three months, SIS slaa3a 81
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ne lSlOl OI T Ditt' 80 w = "hiAS S'S
i.s m1xim1n Sl5,0l0,o0o, resting on S2'Ooo-
OOl of specie, and S5,000,00O Of Government
stock 10 be he'd in. reserve 20 met any contln-
,pe ,c;es of such issue, and aided by the daily
sc:ruin5 revenue, was eyarde as placing such
issue Oh foundation perfectly sure and stable.
Saoald the provision, however, not be adopt
ed by Congress then it is obvious that the whoie
amount of the Treasury no.es authorized by the
late &C: of Congress will become burden upon
the revenue of l543, without any adequate pro-
vision for relief And, inv ew OF this state OF
things, it becomes question Of grave lmpor-
tance, whether it would not be advisable to re-
commend IN increase of the loan 10 an amount
s,Ticient to absorb the Treasury notes that will
be outstanding at the end OF the year, and to be
applicable in the mean time to the redemption OF
such as may be offered for that purpose: But
whether this shall be done or not, it ia obvious
that the existing state of the Treasury calls tor
the immediate Intervention of Congress to save
the good faith of the Government. And no ef-
fectue. expedient for this purpose js Perceived,
bat that Of enlarging the term OF go much of
the loqa as rernans to be negotiated TO period
OF at leest twelve years, and securing tho pay
raeat OF principal and interest by rledsrg DIS
tinct source OF revenue ior that purpose. :.
Ihaye taken lcays TO place the accompanying
s.aenent before you, tila. you may decide
whether sny, and, il any, what measure. ought
to be adopted by the Exca.:ye ds6er the circum-
stances therein exhibited. would be wholly
slpefauous tesadd any suggestion ~ sesssE 70
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the somers was roughly finished, which made vas.
difference in the expense, as Mr.. b. persons'"
knew.l
roughly built vessel turned of in half finished sta'e
If il was true that she had less one gingerbread
work about her. il was but evidence OF reform, PFC
tanto There could be no sighting in spars ana ~
the substantial paris Of the vessel as an efhceh' GU
CINE of war Mr. C. did not say how the difference
Ii the cost was to be accounted for but there stood he
fact lie stated it not TO reflect on former S,creta-
res Of the Navy, but in justice to the present
(To be contnued)
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. 1899 2s

Gun-carriage maker included with the carpenter.
The general explanation for this reduction OF his
expenditures, on his construction of facts, the
superior efficiency in the administration.
Mr. Woop said, from his knowledge of the adj
minisraton of the navy yard at Brooklyn, there was
no change at all and he could not the for
the reduction Of expense stated by the gentle
man.
Mr., CUSHING The gentle an from New York
(Mr. Wood had said there change in the SUI
perintendence and asked the reason for this reduc
ton. He repeated the reason--there was a change
in the directing head. The change was in the super
intending primary intellectual direction of the work,
and the infusion of order, industry, method, attention
to work, and accountability.
Mr. Woop was not altogether satisfied with
this explanation, and made further inquiry on the
subject.
Mr. WISE made an explanation in reply which
was scarcely heard at the Reporters desk He be-
eved he was understood to say, that there were
hundreds of such facts in the Navy Department
The Secretary of the Treasury was endeavorlng to
ascertain the cause of the enormous disparity in the
expenses The fact was there was neglect some
where They had. found fact after fact where nte-
ror ships had been made TO cost most was the case
in the public buildings here Could any one tell how
the Post-ofiice building, which was tie-proof was
made to cost so much less than the Treasury building
1t was owing the fact that was built by con-
tract and the other by Government officers. So it
was with the building of vessels Where the Gov
eminent vessels were built under the direction OF
thorough and efficient officers, they could be built as
cheap as the vessels for the merchant service.
The Secretary of the Navy was trying at this mo-
ment to make the standard of the cost of the con-
struction Of vessels of the American navy the cost
of the merchant vessels. Give them this re-organi-
cation Of the navy, with bureaus including one
of construction, and then there would be accountable
y and strict superintendence here in the War De-
partmcnt.
Mr. CHARLES BRowN. That the difference in
the cost between the two vessels was in the joners
work and was no doubt occasioned by the fact that
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DAGITERRE0TYPE PORTRAITS.
.secure the shadow ere the Substance fades

" Secure the shadow ere tie Substance fades
The only certain method Of obtaining fac simiIe
of the human countenance is by the Photographic
process. The subscribers have avaed themselves u
some recent Improvements in this beautiful art winch
enables them to produce much holder picture than
heretofore taken, The public invited to call and
examine their specimens. Rooms on the northeast
corner of 18th and f streets. Hours of operation
from to 5 O'Clock.
Gentlemen wishing 10 obtain. knowledge of TIN,
interesting art, can do on reasonable terms, BY
calling at their studio
FAY & REED.
Washington June g. 1912
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JAMES PHALEN & co. MANAGERS

The brilliant success have met with in the sale oi
capital prizes in the last months is altogether I'M
riyaed in the history Of Lottery adventures-com-
prisinp as it does a whole of 900, one quarter OF
S25 900 whole of $4 600 and hafof Sll 900; these
are all capital prizes, and such collection of 900
and $500 and other smaller prizes as would astonl-h
the public they were to the list. The above IS
sufficient to admonish all adventures and spectators
TO send their orders alone TO us and under all variety
of circumstances | promise the most implicit mme-
diae and confidential attention to their orders ON
cal drawings sent TO all who order from US mmedl'
ately after the reception thereof
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FlE a CAKD.
Mrs, S. SWEE User has handsomely furnished
1Nl and opened the and elegant building, No.
10 WALNUT STREET near the Exchange, as
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
The location, as well as the conyenlences of the
House, is not exceed by any similar establishment,
and is particularly adapted for the accommodation of
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting this city. No pains
will be spared to render comfortable those who may
favor her with their patronage
No. 70 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
iune 2-Sts
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" ERITAS-l the undersigned, formerly Editor o
the lLlnitale In Rnnnnn of the g Ga settn EGa

" ERITAS.--l, the undersigned, formerly Editor OF
v the "Monitore," IN Bologna, ofthe "Gasetta Etc-
nomico-poiitico del Mondo in Milan, If The " Coium-
ma de la Federation, in Mexico, and Of "El Corr
AHantico" in Mexico and New Orleans, propose 10
,dit in Washington osophico-pohco-dip diplomat,
co-roleot paper, for the diffusion of general KNOW
edge under The title of VERlrAs the editorial part q
which will be both in the English and French Lam
guages. Prospectus raisonnee of this paper, show
ing Its necessity object, plan, views, terms, &c will
be published and widely circu aed in America and
Europe, as soon a collaboration Is obtained good
English scholar, both to correct my barbarous Engisi
and to translate my French in good English
As the principal object of this enterprise Is by no
means that of making money all persons, naire naf
urahaed OF strangers, who nay wish to take share
IN it, will have right to share also the profit winch
might possibly be derived from H. without IesCrNlnE
for myseIflhe least advantage over that which might
be obtained by each of them
A resident in the United States during nineteen
wears and a citizen since 1929, cannot be suspected
Of being wholly ignorant of the insti utlons OF the
country or Indifferent in the of its social and
political happiness.
Offers received at my present residence, corner o.
Pennsylvania Arenue and ron street Address post
paid, to "Veri,as,' Washington, ID G.
SANTANGELO.
Washington June 3, lSl2.-lm
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ENTLEMEN'S FRENCH BOOTS.-Just re
VI ceived, fresh supply OF the above elegant aru-
Gle which together with their stock on hand, renders
their assortment very complete. On hand, beau+
ful stock Of Gentlemens Cater, French Morocco
and Calskn Buskns, Navy Ties, &c, for summer
wear The general assortment of the subscribers, m
GLIDING Ladies elegant Silk and Siuf1 Caters and
Buskins, Kid and Morocco Slippers, white and BLACK
Satin, &c is unequaed in The District
June S-3t A. COYLE & SON.
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ENINE WINES, at very reduced prices%-Io suit
i The times will sell Wines of all kinds at 25 per
cent below my former prices, consisting of Maderas,
Sherles, Ports, Hooks CIare,s, ChamIagnes, &c.
EDWARD SlMMS,
June l0--3t No 3, Penn. avenue 4
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Forms Of discharge
Do. annual estimates Tor clothing DC.
for companies
Blank letters Of appointment, 4to pos,
! page,
Do. promotion, ilo post, page,
General orders, regulations, circulars Alto
post, folded once, page,
Do d. do do. > do
Do do do. do 3 do
Do do do. do do.
Army Register for 1913
oUARrERMAsTER GENERALS BUREAU
Circulars, 4to post paper, page per resm
SUBSISTENCE BUREAU
Blanks for contracts and bonds oliopo.t pa
per, 2pages
Do do foolscap do.
Blank forms of returns, folio post, page,
Do abstracts, d.. do
Do do foolscap, ! do.
Do do, Alto posi-, | do
Circulars foolseap do
Do 4to post | do
PAYMASTER GENERALS BUREAU
Muster rolls,
Pay do.
Circulars, with ruled work.
80 SURGEON GENERALS BUREAU.
Returns of Medicines instruments, sc
Requsitions for do. do.
Returns of hospital stores, bedding, &c
acquisitions for do. do.
Quarterly sick reports,
Diaries of the weather,
Circulars, orders, &c
ENGINEER BUREAU
per resm
Qualifications for admission into Military
/ Academy, Alto post, page,
Cadet class reports, Alto post, page,
TYPOGRAPHICAL BUREAU
perrsau
Circulars, Alto post page,
Do. do. do.
Do do. 3 do.
Blank forms Of account current Alto post
broadside one side,
Blank forms Of abstracts, Alto post broad
| side one side,
ORDNANCE BUREAU.
| per ream
Circulars, Alto post paper, pages
| Do. ~ do / do.
BOOK PRINTING ON PRINTING PAPER or TN REST
QUALITY.
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MI USlC.-Just puDlished ana Tor SAFE al lhe Ola
lVl established store three doors east of 18th street
Pennsylvania Avenue
The ST. Marys Celebration March, of the landing
of our Pilgrim fathers, composed by Andrew Schad
and dedicated to the Philodemic Society of George
town Also, just received, the following pieces,
II rk, brothers, bark; Corinthian Waltz
Oh cast that shadow Gallopade;
Long, long ago; Last Farewell;
Wind and the beam loved; Go not yet
iune 3-3taw3W
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
BOOKS, &c.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OrrIcE, !
June 9Th, 1912

June 9th, lo4Z
SEPARATE proposals will be received unlil the
- 18th day of the present month, Tor furnishing
such quantities of any all Of the following articles
OF Stationery may be required for the use OF 'his
office until the 18th June, lS43.
Proposals mus: be accompanied with proper lest
monials of ability to fulfil the contract or they VIII not
be considered
All the articles Of Stationery must be OF the pest
quality, and fully equal to the samples which may DC
in this otice-paymenis to be made quar'efy
failure to furnish the articles promptly az required
will cause forfeiture of the contract
The articles are designated as nearly as can now Do
ascertained in the sutjoined list, with which the pro
posas must, in form, precisely correspond, Ihere
be but price specified for each article ANA
any thing not embraced in the list, when may DC
needed the contractor will be required to furnish al
corresponding rates with those specified.
bond with sufficient sureiies to the satisfaction
of the Navy Commissioners, will be required Tor the
flu ment of any contract which may be entered into.
The Board of Navy Commissioners will determine
if the articles furnished are in conformity with the
of the contract and reserve the power 10 annol
the same, in the contractor shall fail TO comply
promptly with the orders he may receive, or shall ur-
nsh articles of inferior quality TO those required by
the terms of the contract and sample. len per cen
um will be deducted from each bill and retained as
add onal security for the uflment Of the contract
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

June A. 1912 :
NOTICE is hereby given that in conformity to the
Y provisions of the charter of this Bank, general
meeting of the Stockholders will be holden on MON
DAY the 4th day of July next, at the Banking house
in the city of Washington for the purpose of elect
ing nine Directors of the Bank, for the year then
next ensuing the election commencing at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, and closing at O'Clock, P. NJ.
RID. SMITH, Cashier
June 4-eopt25 une-dt4thjy
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TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN.

TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN
WIN. FISCHER has recently received 5000 Eos
w ters and other Elementary Copy books, from
No to 8, inclusive, which he will sell henceforth at
10 cents each and the best quality plain copy books
cents EACH good letter and cap paper, ruled, at .
cents per quirc quilts at % cents per 100, ink at l2
per pint nkstands cts each, slate pencils, ru-
ers and every other article of stationery at similar
prices will be constantly kept for sale at Statlones
Hall. june33taw3w
i loving articles of unsurpassed beauty, and be-
eved to he superior to any thing of the kind in the
District;
Ladies silk gaitel Boots light colors.
Do Buskins, do
Do do do and check.
Do kid and morocco Slippers, black.
Also received and on hand in the Gentlemen line,
a large and frs-rate assortment for summer wear,
such as
Morocco, calf, and seal Monroes, navy Ties, and
Brogans.
Pump and welt soles, lasting Uaiteis, various quar-
ties.
French Boots, he only ones in the District.
Fine and Common Boots
The above aIe all made to order by select and APP
proved workmen
eyery variety and quality of shoes hand, renders
the assortment OF the subscribers very complete
NAV 2l-3t A. COYLE & SON .
WATER WATER! WATER !ll--Thls day
w received a fresh supply of WI bite Sulphur Wa.
ter direct from the White Sulphur Springs, in Vr-
pinia which will sell on reasonable terms quantl-
ties to suit customers barrels or otherwise
WILLIAM YOUNG,
, doors east of Gadsby's Penn. av.
Also, fresh supply of Congress water just received.
may
G. II. VAN PATTEN, M. D.,
DENTIST.
~.
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For more particular information respecting the
different descriptions Of printing than be here
given, bidders referred to the different bureau.
named above.
May 26-3tawtiun. Is.
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Separate and distinct proposals VIII also be received
until same date for furnishing during same period IN
conformity with the foregoing stpulaions various
blank books may be required for different purposes
samples of which anbe seen on application at the
office, and arc numbered fiom to II ncluslvely
gT To be published until the fifteenth instant
in the Madisonian the Intelligencer the Globe, the
Army and Navy Chronicle, and the Baltimore Sun
June g.
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For composition, per 1000 Small plea Brewer
ems,
-------------' ---
Presswork and paper, per Royal Medium
token,
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c. II, VAN PATTEN, M. D.,
DENTIST.
Pennsylvania avenue, few doors from Browns
Hotel nov %, isly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-03-12
KLINE

ESPE TFULIY iulurms his friends and the
travelling public that he hlsrcntcd ihs vel
no w establishment Z RI term Of ycors. Hts
,oms IRE we furnished and attended ~. MS
Fable supp led WITH tlcbet Che m1rkrf nii'rds
4ni his bar with tho cn1IceFf wines aul IITnrs
Mr. A. " FLEMING. who has bad CONSIDER
bile cx1cricncc in some of thc FIRST h0'clsm The
Bot. and haa also been Cor five years fret usela.
Eautin the United States hotel boo This city, has
g. Hu eng tgs a4 -flrri Itrrd rntof t1e NrsirtI
Hotel eut wIIl give bis outIc ItCuti0u to the
ssf-hI1hmcnf.
Ths rroluetor hrfcrs himseif that hv his own
.Ferr1ur and che asestauCo nfMr Fcmmg who
BE- well suIwu to The travelling IN hc, W III hG
crabI.l Oh make The virginia Hotel second OBJ %
.rY.'4r rsfll fshme0f I the wcaf. and De- wishes
I'D tHl have rafard f0r their comfort and con.
ya-l rrrrf1 give Um % raII. /.
All h5teIts t1c ofi e IF the creU Eastern
..l Wrsflru f.n.a " .f1rea. and Travellers can
r,s .a,fa Dol any a rcrfi1s or me baf. ltif
So, huf n short distance from .rp steam hgatl
isnfipa and as attention BE- paid io ne ,ar1v1
80 I%eoafurc OF boats. tr1vcI. ore car. nt ai tmcl
H. adstseI of Ire same, and have their baggage
aiken 10 sad from the uycT iree0 81 charge "a II
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vALUABLE COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE

VALUABLE COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.
HVIILL he sold on the 9th day VI April next. at
Wv Toblic suction. IN IL.is city. the valuable cob
tnn faci"ty, known W the Anchor Mil" WITH all
The machinery, sienm engine. and eeerng.
The building is 80 feet long. 20 feet wide. and
our stories high, built OF bricks on Il slono lounda.
ron.
The attention of manufacturer and capitalists !,
invited 10 this sale. as the property offered ha.
great advantages for the successful prosecution OF
the manufacture Of cotton, or cotton aud w 4 COM
hinsd.
TERMS or SALE-One eighth Of IN. purchase
money 10 bc paid ia cash Of the time of sale. one
sighui in SIX months. me eighih IN . months. one
eishih IA IL months. and the balance IN equal
sums ia 10 and 2I months. or. # desired by The
prrchassr. Il Is believed that tho two last payments
NAV be deferred iar a much lo.ger lime.
For further particulars address. lpn.I paiI) ether
the Undersigned. S BRADY.
Wheeling. Jan l5-ts w. H. TYSON.
Boston Atlas and Naliunal In'ellgcncer cppy TO
amount Of SIS and charge this Office.
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SHERMAN'S Worm LICENCES. Just received
~ and for sale by
Jan 8 APLIS A. pRyr1P
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZLNGES,

pRONED in Iforc than 100000 eases To be in
iauiblc; the oEly certain worm dcs. r,yinr
me hcine ever discovered. Macy Cisenses srise
from worms and occasion long aud intense suffer
ing and even death. without theii ever beng sus.
pected: grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are dcctorNd for various GEM
p ANTS. without any benefit; when ono dose of
these lOzenge- would speedily cure them.
aMrJ Murphy, % North street Philadelphis was
applied &C. by a poor woman whose daughter ?
years old, had been SICK nearly , years; her Sio-
inach was as large as a grown persoa's, her
arms and legs 50 swollen that she csuld not
wa < or help herself, although she could cat as
much as two labOring men Two celebrated doc
tors had eNhaustcs their skill without any ben.
chiS the father had spent all he could raise aud A..
wos discouraged, and had abandoned all idea of
DONG any thing wore for her aud looked to death
a'eIe totakc her out other misery. MIR MuTphy
believing a. a case of worms, gave her c box If
Sherman l.ozeng-s, aud IN two days she re
turned with JOY bcaming IA her eyes, and said The
LOzenges had saved her child's he. The FIRST
dose had brought away nearly a punt of worms
IN one living mass, she afte wards counted over
500 that were discharged besides the n ass. which
she could not count. The child was liter ally e..
ten up with them another living witness OF The
almost miraculous efficacy Of Sherman's Log
enEes-
Price only Is cents box.
For sale by CHAPLINE& Pryor.
Union street,
nov IL Snle agent IE this CITY.
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! OOKING CLASS AND PICTURE
CONSUMPTION AND DEATH

NAlLL mast assurcJly be ihe curly fate Of
hose who neglect themselves when afi.ct-
cd with Ire pre- upHI'nry sym t1ms Of C%onsuTp-
uln. such as cold, tOILh, bro uchits or sOrcEcSs
OF me throat, h1arscucss. diHioult cXprcturatiou
as,hma spitungef blood &c, Dr DUNCAN'S
ENPE IOBANT REMEDY is expressly pre-
pared Tor tlc removal aud cure Of the dangerous
and tr1u5lcsom discusses. hcrcfors YOU who
are lab)Ung under the influence OF these com
plants procure Inmcdiately This mrdit ne be-
o. rc 90 is 700 late. ON BOTTLE may be her
lneIus uf pru.Iuglng Your hfe. Always ash f.
Dr. bUNCAN'S E&PECTORANT Kennedy
dnd Sc that YOU get q. aud not be pcr-uadCd by
SOM who stII d~Iirrent medicines 10 takc some
OF their me itlneE ln proio-ancC. Thcs' persons
obtain some cheap iliuE, and p1lm o. upon tht
public 90 iuil PRICE. % T. therefore lmp0uau iOr
purchasers 90 De ON their luHrd.
10 DUNCAN'S ENPECTOEANT RENE
Df BE- nut rp be- large sized bottles. and euvcl0.
ped In blI1 paper. The Quite form coutains a
hnc stsc. engraving representing Hope IN a
Storm
Price one dollar n h0tIe.
PunrIpal OMsa 90 North Eighth Street. Phi
lade'ph7. Also fJr sale a. Che .stOTs of
JOHN FISHER.