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NOTE.


All bidders are requested to extend the amount of
their bids for each arcle, and xhibt the total amount
of each bid The periods and quantities of each de-
livery hose posts here they not specified, will
be- one fourth list June LIST September Is, December,
1874 and LIST March, lSi5. The hogs of which The
pork is packed to be faitened corn and each hog
To we Oh not less than two hundred pounds and con-
ss of hog to each bare excluding the feet, legs
ears and snout. Side pieces may he substituted for
the hams. The PORK is TO be fret sated with Turk
Island ralt, and then carefully packed with the same
article in pieces net exceeding pounds eath
when the packing has been complied, the con-
tractor must iu nIsh 10 this ce certhcate from the
acker that tie pork has b, en- sailed and packed
The pork 10 be conlain,d IN seasoned heart Ct wtte
oak barn els full hoped the b ans and salt IN bar
els and soap and candles IN strong boxes Of con-
venient siz tor transportation.
Salt will only be received by measurement Of thirty
two quarts to the bushe The candies 10 have cotton
wicss The provisions for Prare-du-Chien and St.
PEERS must poss ST. Louis, Tor their Ultimate de- tina
ton by The 9th of April 1874. A failure in this
rarcuar will he considered breach OF contract, and
Inc Department will be authorized 10 purchase TO sup
Div II rise posts. The provisions viii be Inspected at
lie tune and place OF delivery, and all expenses TO DE
paid by contractors until they are deposited a; such
store houses as may be designated by the Agents OF
the Department.
The comnissary General reserves the privilege Of
inc ressing or diminishing the qoan ties or OF DIS
penspp with any or III articles required at any post
at any time before entering into contract and also o
increasing or reducing the quantities of each delivery
one-thud suhs.quen, to contract, on giving sixty
! days previous notice,
Bidders, MT heretofore ntfrctors are required 'f
acconpa ny their proposals with evidence of their eb
4 i,y together with the names If th'r sureics VIII 5,
responsible must be certified by The District Auor
| new OF by same person well known to the Govern
men otherwise their proposals viii not be acted on
| Advances cannot be made IN any case, ana cv'a-
ence of inspection and full delivery will be required
a, this Office b, fore qusition will be made upon tbs
Treasury for payment which will be effected IN such
public money as may be convenen, to the points OF
the contractors a, the OPP ion Of the Treasury Depart
ment. .
No drafts on this office will be accepted paid un-
der any circumstances.
Each proposal will be sealed IN separate snveoI g
and marked Pr, p,sal for furnishing Army Snbsist
GEORGE GIBSON, C. G. S
july B. 1awll5hSept.
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MIR. CALHOUN'S SPEECHES.--Speechcs Of
wi joins G. CALpouS, delivered in Congress from
1911 to the present iime-in large octave volume,
price 81 Is. Just pubsbed--ths day received for
sale by y. TAYLOR.
July
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C,ICERO'S ORA1IONS-,ran by Prof
~ Duncan, Of Aberdeen University, vol octave,
large type. A few copies just imported by f. TAY-
LOR. Price 81 70, English piice, ten shllngs
sterling july 7-tf
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(tHAPMAN'S MAGIC RAZOR STROP; four
~ sided.--Sile No. l being hone of new com
position which will reduce the razor, pen-kDie or
surgical instrument to a smooth and keen edge more
speedily and with greater perfection than any thing
that has before been offered to the public Wherever
the instrument is well known, 1t is used to the exclu-
sion of all others. Prices ranging from SO cents up
wards.
Sold for the proprietor by +. TAYLOR,
Bookseller.
-. Those purchasing TO sell again will be supplied
at the lowest mandatory prices. may 30
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Washington,


Very Rev. DR.. VIM. Matthew'S,
Gen. John 7. Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq, Washington,
George Thomas, Esq,
Darius Cagett, Esq.
Gen. Walter Smith, c.,rro,o,,n
John kurtz, Esq.
Alessrs. Hugh Smith Co, Alexandra.
Nah. Jewett, Esq. po,,on
Mcssrs. Lorng & kupfer
Messrs. Young, Smith & Co.
/" Wolfe & Clsrkes, N vi,
Baily, Ward s. Co. ''" AA
Benz H. Field, Esq.
Hon. John Sergeant
William ID. Lewis, Esq Philadelphia
Messrs. Levi Garrett & Sons,
Fof ( Ss m Ni &C. &C. Esq Baltimore.
Alessrs. Dunlop, Moncurc & Co., Richmond.
Nlessrs. J. & w. Souihgste, Norfolk.
Messrs. J. w. Zachary & Co. No,, or,oo,.
Hon. f. ID. White, 0"
City Of Washington, May l6, le43.
N. b. We propose 10 such editors Of newspapers
in any Of the commercial cities, who wi ! insert the
above Card for one month in their columns, sending
us paper containing the same, to transact any bust
ness they may require in this city, coming within the
scope Of Agency, for the space Of year from
the first insertion, free Of charge. J.&C.
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ID EPERTORY OF PATENT INVENTIONS,
IL british. "A set of the above valuable work,
complete from January, 1887, up to December, 1912
for sale at q very low price.
just received, for sale by
July IL +. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE-The Young Ladies Of this city are re-
IN specially invited to attend meeting to be held
at the School Room at the corner of 9th and G
streets TO- MORROW AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock,
for the purpose Of forming Ladies Total Abst
nence Society, auxiliary to the Young Mems Chrys
tai Fount Total Abstinence Society
As society of this kind is very much needed, the
attention of Young Ladies is respectfully called TO this
notice. July 1921
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NucCULLOCH'S NEW UNIVERSAL GA
INl ZETTEER-tobe completed in ~ or 30 num-
beers at % cents each The first number is just re-
c,iyed by +. TAYLOR
Ako No. 10 OF Al isons Eiit0ry of EuroIe just
received. June l7--'f
4 ONDON PICTORIAL TINES for 81 June,
IL 10th June, and 18th June, lsi3.--Copies of tn :
magnificent newspaper are received this day, per
Great Western steamer, by y. TAYLOR, booksel
Ter, and may be examined at his store. II viii be
supplied regularly TO subscribers, sold by the sin
gle number. july 3
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD--The pocket
L book Of the subscriber was lost stolen either
on Monday evening or Tuesday morning, containing
Treasury note Of 500, mads payable on the
back to the order Of j. r. Pepper, but not endorsed
Three checks of SAL IS each, drawn by 8. M. Nc
kean on the Bank Of the Metropolis. and made pay
able 10 the order of j. p. Pepper but not endorsed.
One check for S62 drawn by the same on the same
bank, and made payable to the order of J. z. Pepper
but not endorsed,
Two notes of $50 each of the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia.
About sixty eighty dollars in five and ten dollar
notes of the banks of this city, and sundry other pa
pers of no value to any person but the subscriber.
A reward of Fifty Dollars wi be paid for the re-
covery of the above. J. P. PEPPER.
July l2-3t
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100 barrels of pork,
go barrels of fresh -uperfne -four.
100 bushels of new white field beans.
2 400 pounds of good hard sap.
4S0 pouods OF good hard sperm candles.
40 bushels Of 90 ID clean dry fine salt.
SO gallons OF good cider vinegar.
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- EPARATE proposals will be received at this Of
y fee until the Isl day of October for the de-
livery Of provisions in bulk for the use Of the troops
81 the United States, upon inspection, as follows;
AZ New Orleans.
GOO barrels Of pork.
l., 40 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
ao0 bushels OF new viii field beans.
1900 pounds of good hard soap.
$50 pounds Of good hard sperm candles.
100 bushels good clean dry fine salt.
1890 gallons of good cider vinegar.
At Baton Rouge. Louisiana.
$50 barrels Of pork.
2sO barrels of fresh superine -four.
10 bushels of new white field beans.
2,400 pounds Of good hard soap
4SO pounds of good hard sperm candles
~ bushels Of good clean dry tne salt.
$50 gallons of good CIDER vinegar.
Al the Public Landing, sir miles from Fort
Toioson, mouth Of the Chiemichi.
600 barrels of polk.
!, l20 barrels of fresh superfine flour.
4sO bushels of new whie field beans
5000 pounds of good hard soap
1890 pounds Of good hard sperm candles.
100 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt.
22O0 gallons Of good cider vinegar
The whole TO be delivered in all the month of April
1914 and TO leave Na,chiloches by the 20ih FebIua
airy, lS44.
AT Fort Jesup, Louisiana.
525 barrels Of pork.
go barrels of fresh superfne -four.
450 bushels Of new white field beans.
3 ,40O pounds Of good hard soap.
| $50 pounds of good hard sperm candles
lao bushels of good clean dry fine sail.
1926 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
One half To be delivered on lst May, 1874 and the
remainder on lst December, 1874.
At Fort Smith, arkansas.
GOO barrels of pork.
,l20 barrels of fresh superiine -four.
480 bushels Of new white field beans.
5000 pounds of good hard soap
800 pounds Of good hard sperm candles.
l6O bushels Of good clean dry fine salt.
z, 200 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
One half Of the -four and the whole the other ar
iicles TO DO delivered in all May, 1874, and the
maindcr Of the -four in all November, 1914.
At Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
200 barrels of pork.
22i0 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
900 bushels Of new white field beans.
IL, 200 pounds Of good hard soap.
1910 pounds Of good hard Sperm candles.
800 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
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State OF Trade.

Ccfse.-Market Ii nrm. Sales Brazil at 7 cents;
Laguayra, II 7tj Cuba III green Java, 81; green Ma
nilla, ~, 4 mos, ST. Domingo, 81 cts cash. r.--..
Coho--The mark ID active, but prices less firm.
Sales 100 bales Upland and Florida at 81 CENTS 1900
Mobile 81 a 81; and $50 New Orleans, 81 a6t.
.ashs-Pos Tor export improved ct l21 cents Sales
for three days. bbs at - 62 Pearls also are higher
$50 bbls have been sold at IS IS 63 mostly az %
Prorisions-Pork advanced to-day. Sales Od rrme
Pork Ohio at s. 27t Old Mess at $40 so; New Mess a.
$40 81 Sll; New Prime, So IS 50. or beef Chy
Prime at SO l2t Mess at So So Hams sold at Al ~ o6'
per cw Smoked Beef att II; Hams at 81; Shoulders
at 6s Lard at 81; Grease Butter at &c.
Grain-Wheit is held at 81 IS; New Orleans corn oil
5sc weights Jersey at SOC; Maryland OF &c. measures
Oats, River, at 29i SOC.
Four-Genesee, SIS 20 a SIS at; Michigan and Ohio,
round hoop, So l2t SO %; round hoop Ohio IS So
Georgetown and Howard street, So l2 IS 25; Brandy
wine, IS 60 very little here Alexandria. So l2 and
scarce, Rye Flour, So l2t 50 as Corn meal 81 s7t
So for Jersey SO % cash for Brandy Sl3 SO cash.
for hhds; Shorts, ST 7; Ship stufis, 10 lie.
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PoxT OF NEw YORK, JUNE 8
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships La Duches dOrIeap. Richard.on Havre VIM wbi,
mau, ChaIs:on suttcn-ssfaass British Queen Brj LORD,
naGs nGSq% B
Naples ssi m pss5mo Broom coz EelSs Hsksnon Ch
Newb.m Nc Mitchell; Lucy, Means New Haven. Nes
March, with teas and silks Gnne Minurn Vessel,
Lowell Peee sd in co. The HOPE ase wsa To- s s
ss:'Ga e.. E s
| ter il spsds sr,i,s. I5.h March
skis, 70 B"cSin Crane 81 WIN teas anu
Moli; LOUDER from Liverpool, May with mde
Ship Ty1an Jackson days from New Orleans with md.c
iGas GcaaS, ws,a from yspsr,o FEB 70 and Coqq%
ivalparsiso shps Wales, Watts for Cailac ds, seaman
SsIqas Sisio;y, Brown, IS dar, from New Orleans. with
Ba'q.e Rohscsild, - days from Turks Island with
ssiqae Emily Wilder Chase. from Boston, with md.e, to
Brig Moses. Lovcand days from Charleston with mds to
brig Edward skalns, from Windsor Ms with plaster TO
b s ,vd Pufsl Adams from Richmond. with coal to
TS' low sid 60 sssr Gs,as A%aoa, MYS
Scar Emelinr Nichols, II days from New Orleans. with
ssir ia 'Se'h Billing. Lube. rl,.,sr.
sSS Woy A5sy asPtn ME-
Schr Coaster Denicksop, Wig mia.
sailed.
Packet ships George Washington Barow for Liverpool
Flordian, Pratt, Al, INDIA. l..H
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE or THE RHopE lsLANpER.(
NEwreRr, June 6. 1913
Arr 4th Pilot boat Hornet Of Tisbury m a cruise The H.
carried away her manmast Saturday, of Block latd
1ssS s% ssYYS1 sS o v
,ss AIssps Msca,ses Agssies 70. Providence
Fal River for Albany; toreer Psby, Taunton for NYoh
Heapsr Crowe Prcvidepcs for B,t Hero sG;llman Prov
Gi ,er for NYc Fss pyou % for doc Alien
fn Washington, NC for Fall River. spks, III day il the
efng BY Newport pilot boat Chatham Davis of and for
sid sh. hnawon, Chacstop; Rsuper; B,t; Herald. and
MA s~d a. nv Wac ams , az mroIs
and Yantic, NYork.
General Record.
The packet ,h Duchen de Orleans, Captain Richardson
sails for Havc this morning. Her letter bags close Gpn
in the Exchange, at lex O'Clock sih
Tkeship Philadelphia formerly London picket bulk s3,
b then, we'll found in sails &C sold auction by
NJ Hoffman co, in the Merchants Exchange for the
The whaling ship New England s75 ions burden was ore
ed b. MiutuIn Y co. and withdrawn st SO 900.
Boston, states that the 3st uit lat as 80 TO- at mdoh
the Norfolk sprung aeak from lie ke,
the sh bel the wia hours before she could freed
he made 5000 strokes hcur next day the refused %
moce ed TO Hvre, and the threatened protest.
assns, Capt he contnusd the ,oyaye. He therefore
leak % radly Is at 6rst until her srr,vsL
havana. May 2o-On the morning OF The ltih ilstsn -
pig street OConnor MASTER, repcrng 10 day. Ken
attached msstsr as he Ind "rounded the Moro %ts'
her AZ O., r.oonpr was Compelled ITO bear away,
which his vessel 10 sdore Fortunate
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On Wednesday, the It'll inst, MARY SARAH, wife Of
jeremiah E. James, and granddaughter Of the late John
Ball, aged % years, months, Z days.
The friends and relations of the family invited to
attend her funeral from l24 Nassau street. at o'clock
Thursday, 9Th inst
On Wednesday, 7,h inst, Mrs. CArHARrNE McCoY, a
native of Cove Cork Ireland the 9th year of her
Her friends, and those of her sons-inaw William p.
Bennett and Richard Fagn, respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral this aernoan at four O'clock from
her late residence, - James street
On Wednesday afternoon, 7th inst, Of consumption,
Mr.. TUNIs Foxes, City Marshal, native of Hamburg,
Germany, aged 80 years.
The friends of the family and brother officer nv-
tee to attend his funeral from his late residence No
Mott street. to morrow afternoon at o'clock.
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SAVANNAH, June 3Foreign still extremely dull al
former rates to Liverpool oi6d square and 81 for
round bales. The rates coastwise remain the
last weekto New York. rs cents for square and ST for
round bales OF cotton and so per rice
Boston, SIT per bale fsI cotton to Providence, last
gagement 81 per bale.
MoBILE, May 3l.-The only engagements for the week
ship for Trieste. upon terms equivalent to cent
ship for Liverpool at II 3!d for partial cargo ship for
The OF dsengaged tonnage is much reduced by
the departure Of number Of vessels in ballast and
tiers are looking for some improvement in rates
New ORLEANs-There is a better feeling in freights
and the rates to foreign ports have advanced since
last We quote cotton to Liverpool III. Coastwise
freights remain as last quoted,
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Total Interest,

Total Interest, &c. 600
These may, however, be the "needes ocoioco debts
the payment Of which is not part of the "whig POLL.
cy."
The tariff, by paralysng industry has been an injury
10 the country probably of 600 already The peo
pie ofhe country, the agricultural portion have been
work and raised surplus of 500 OoOoe0, which they
have endeavered to sell abroad but their have been
restricted by only such they can make
for cash. They have not been allowed to barter How
many excellent bargains have been open our farmers in
foreign markets. but could not be consummated because
Abbot Lawrence and his lawyers forbid any proceeds of
sales from being brought into the country other than spe
Gle When little specie could be picked up il was
brought home and even to do that have been Obliged
to repudiate debts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

BooT ON THE OTHER LEG.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has ordered the revenue cutter fancy,
builders, in dismantled state, and with all her
water tanks and ballast out, to be reftted and pro-
coed 10 New York for repairs. What motive could
have prompted such an order, we, are at loss to
Imagine. Certainly it could not have been econo-
my or the good Of the service-for we are well as
eured that the necessary work might be done as
well and cheaply here as nj any ship yard in the
city OF New York. Other cutters have been re.
paired here, and as far we are aware of, the de.
partmeni has always been satisfied that the work
was well and faithfully done. To say the least of
it, our mechanics have good cause to complain of
this order of Mr.. Secretary Spencer.-Notolk
Beacon.
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Domsstlc ImportutIons.

OUHH1uCAC
New ORLEANs-Barque Mallov-2soO bbls flour, - Dow
Cary leo
New ORLEANs-Schr Emeliue- 228 hhds bills pork Dc
kgs lard butter hcCollock Churchmn- 81 hhds
H.ven & co.
NV O.LEAEs-ship Tyran22l b,le, cotton Masters and
Markoe-32f G-avcs-82 bids tobacco !. MaaDd13 dc
Boormnn. Johnson coll obs lard 81 do kegs do
9ou-oO DIS wheft r. ms InfK "a mus Mans tcs MN
ad 70 hhds hams do u bbs beans cask, mdzs
g bbs do % bb's lard ~ bb pork IBIS tailow King.
bbls -four rs hhd lard So bbls do bbls hams mdz
bbls pork do ld-M Leighton 90 bbls ham, "a do pork Il
bbls lard-r Stew,rt
CHARLrsroN-B g Moses-l2l bales cotton, spragus &
Robnsor-7s bale. Thompson Adams-5i do George Bulk
Iey-4 do T. La{sn-95 do oder-98 rice Victor 4
puckwilz,3 ca es BpGslinl box sanders sar-
dcrsol Brother.-l box w 4 Buhley-t box FSFarish-
2bxs Meyef Leor7 do Rave.-l box L.tdsl Dbl Pellet
LIE Barbs "a bbls A A Denmap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

o. THE GIANT GIRL AT PEALE'S MUSEUM,
is certainly the most conspicuous character In New
York. What sensation she would create 10 Broadway
-whet hustle there would be. Though she appears to
be dead weight yet she is very hreIy She runs about
the Museum the whole day and complains Of be-
ing fagued, end tho at times rather serious, still
should say she is not much given TO MinRng. Every
body should make point Of seeing her before her depar
ture, which takes place Monday as she Is engaged to
performers to be addition to the Giant Girl all for
shilling, and perio this afternoon at O'Clock.
The enc yesterday attended by upwards of four
hundred .rsons at night the place perfect jam
Jam salts.
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DISTRESSING CAsUALTY.-We learn from a cor
respondent in Wareha", that on Friday last, three
lads, by the names Of John M. Besse, Nathan Besse
and William Hooker, ventured out on fishing ex-
the wind blowing heavy, the boat was upset, and all
three were lost. The Oldest, ] M Besse, must have
got into the boat after she rghted, he found
were the sons Of a poor widow, who was depending
in great measure on their industry for her support
- Ncic Bedford Mercuyv
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The PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES returned
TO this city yesterday by the way of Richmond and
Fredericksburg, from his briet visit to his residence
in Virginia.
The proper salutes were fired from the frigate
Missouri and the arsenal on the boats passing up
having the President on board
&It is understood that the President will, in few
days. take his departure hence be present at the
ceremony of the completion Of the Bunker Hill
Monument, on which occasion he will be attended
by several OF the Heads of Departments Nat. INTEL
June g.
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NBLo's OPERA FRANCAIs night the Garden
was crowded to excess TO witness the first repre-
sentalion of the Black Domino and il was highly
successful There is more interest in the subject
than in that of the Ambassadors; and M'scle Caipe
was much more successful as Argyle than in the
part of Henriette. Her songs better adapted to
her truly melodious voice. We never saw people
more pleased. 1t is delightful to such crowded
audiences reward the enerprising proprietors' en-
deavors TO give us entertainments of such high
character as lie Domino Mott. 1t is admirably exc
cuted throughout. Messrs LIE Court, Richer,
Madame LIE Court and Madame Malhieu had all
the characters and music peculiarly adapted their
abilities The Black Domino will be as great
rage in New York as Paris. Tonight Burton plays
in two pieces-the Mummy (Which he acts 80 cx-
cellently) and Maxmius Horse flesh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

90 THE "ToNIC MIXTURE FOR THE CURE
of Debility loss ofappee in the back and limbs
papitaons gddness in the head and all dis
er arising from impaired state the vital energies
whether produced by vicious ndugences, any other
is sold by the authority of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy at the laboratory and principal office 81
Nassau street. Price 81 per bottle half Dozen lin case
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

Rio JANEIno April 1Oth.-The stock of -four in first
hands il 900 bbs all Richmond in all hands the stock
10000 bbls
Business has continued dull since last advces and there
is very little speculation going any thing In dry
goods the operations small In exports there is but
little doing, as the stocks arc nearly exhausted.
Freghts nominal low prices and not likely to
improve before the next crop comes forward Exchange
o6i.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, June 7lh, lS43, !
Coleman's Exchange Hotel.

BALTIMORE, June 7lh, 1913,
Coleman's Exchange Hotel.
JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
l arrived here yesterday, and learnt, by direct
communication from Washington, that the Presi-
dent is not to leave for this city until tomorrow
(rhursday the Sh), instead of day, was at first
expected. therefore yielded to the solicitations
of Mr.. Coleman, and to the destinations OF bed,
board and bathing which his splendid hotel affords,
and have staid over night shall leave for Wash
lngton at nine o'clock this morning.
The state of feeling here towards the President,
/ find pretty much as it is in Philadelphia. There
was public feeling enough to call thin meetlns lo'
which have descrpiion); and appoint comm ma
indeed select Barnum's City Hotel tor the fresi-
dents accommodation; but even the commntee
themselves did not know till last evening when the
President would arrive.
The state OF feeling towards MIR. Tyler in this
way is very curious, and shall have some fu1nv
things to record before he reaches me Empire CITY,
could tell much, in anticipstion that will be done,
and much more that will not be done-but think il
better to wait for the reality
JOHN jones OF New York.
TnKAsuRv NorEs OursrASDre JUNE l, lsas.-Amount
as per the records of this office. viz -
Of the issues prior to the 3lst Aug 1872 $s6l66 50
OF notes issued under the act Of 3lsi Aug.
1912, 3.Oi0740 SO
sll,eassea IS
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of the
accounting officers, 1896 ~
sll,sD7 oss ~
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, June l, ls4s
T. T. SMITH, Register.