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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-28

NAVAL AFFAIRs.-We understand the cores
pondent OF the Baltimore Sun is correct in stating
that Lieut. 0. Bergman Qate of the Truxton), com
mander OF the United States schooner Onka. now
living at Norfolk, has been instructed get his
ready for and proceed with all practicable despatch
between Pensacola and Key West, touching at Tampa,
St Marks, Cedar Key, and Apalachcola. often the
state OF the weather will permit for the purpose Of MAN,
tanning mail communication between the respective
places afording facilities to officers of the general and
state governments when the be done with out
causing delay in the trips and the general duty of pro
tecupg American commerce and interests" We had the
pleasure Of seeing Lieut. Berry Washington to-
day. and he conradicts the substance the
ton In the which has been going the of the
newspaper Union, Oct. 70.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mall.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE, Oct 2-Cld brigs Columbia. Coffin LaEuayn
and Porto CabeIlo; M Wsrfeld. Hsrr9d Famoqth. ys
Key West. SID ship Rio GIande Lvepool brigs Xouss
Cienfuegos Standard Wlndies; Mary Helen Br1 Whr, S
Johns NF.
Cid. ship Hathaway, Liverpool.
PHLApEL,rI.. 0et FIAT bark Jc:ephpe Teal. Nor
W Boston; Home CIowe dos schrs Notus. Besse, Ware
ham; Burton, NHaven; Geo Washington, Raynor, do;
weldon Boston Jas Hand Viewer; Panama Davis; Joseph
Brown, May, NYork; barge Dolphin. Lamb, do; steamer
lronsides. Morrison do.
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PASSENGER Arrived.

NJ ship Christanna-Ms Quarry Mrs Coates
Mr. orns and children, MIR and ssndfer Mr.
ms Doug hr and Mrs Sabum and chdren Miss Her
ss; sa ana Alrs Husrton aud child, Mr. Hutton Mr.
mi,t H. "a and TOMS swars Watts operative che.
age. e' 'e"s' anu % in 'ne steer
Az ", vstnsAN,-Ship Vieksburr-Mrs Mullen and chill
o ~ Hrs kauiett, Mrs Richards Mr. shpwortb: M
of October. eNo' consumption on the 2lst
tenant s.ets .d MontesnmaDr Johnson and lady lieu
Bryant ~" servant, ana DOCTOR
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NEw ORLEArs, Oct 1.-THE cotton market continue
very quiet and the sales to-day exceed 400
prices, however, were well sustained There must be
pause until we receive later adv,ces from the North
rom England Liverpool Class Louisiana ant
,,sdssslp~ Ordinary 81 o. middng, ~ asxi goo.
n'iuang' ss on miJoling fair. 10; fair, l0a a ION
good lair, III lik; good and hne u
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THE EYE

nR. WHEELER Oculist, % Greenwich street, the
Battery devotes his exclusive attention diseases of
the Eye and Ophamc Surgery and the public that
there not the which the hu
subject disorders Of that which
be essentially relieved cured by him. The number Of
undoubted testimonials which he at his Office will
satisfy the pablo that his eded either
extent by that Of other Ocus in the United
States.
Artificial Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases OF the Eye,
with numerous instances Of effected by DR..
Wheeler mode Of treatment be had gatutously
residence or the will be forwarded making
apple cation to him by letters post paid. o6eod2msrc
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w,tr-a cases Luca cantar brmtous bales
100 bags 6bee oil lemon 2ao bxs lemons u boxes
oranges 10 order -
Argus-5t3O xetto wood $50 do fns
tic bbs old copper Is hds pcs do 279 bales goat skins 2o
hdes boz tortos shell Boomer Graves Co.'s bdls
skins % dry hides ben oil Fouk sons bundles goat
ali
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DANCING AND WALTZlNG ACADEMY,
81 HOWARD STREET,

> their school. Days Of tuition lWednesdays and
Saturdays, and Mondays and Thursdays, at halfpast
S1ss Selosk for young I.ds: and yoa1. ssnSsmsn
and Watzing Class for Gentlemen: Wednesday and
Saturday evenings at O'Clock, WALKING Class for do
Redowss will be taught in the aforementioned Css.e:
lessons. and Boarding Schools puncruaily attended
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

"a Leonard Street, Wesf Of Br0ddD0y.
M,LLE PAULINE DESJARDINS, of the Academic
~ Royse Paris respectfully informs the pubie that her
Glasses for fashionable Dancing have commenced Besides
all the usual Dances tsuyht will be waltz Mszuks,
Mazurks Quadre, Polkas, stvariousl new Waltz cnq
and gracefu waltz Redowa Schools and Families
ended Terms andhours made known application.
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Domestic Importation,

Nrw ORLEASs-ship Vicksburg-32oi pigs lead IL Ro-
co-2lO do Pollen Colgate-9s bales cotton An
drews-l3 fmerc-l7 IA Colt * coil Havens X co-20
Msuree3s bars iron kemy Bruce ssmpson.eee pcs bag
giug Matthews coi8 Heran, Lees co-l06 bbls flour
co-72 hhds tobacco 10 bales hemp Choteau Meek
x Sandford-t2 do Newbod Craf-l0 hhds tobacco Vie
DuckwI 1900 bbls pork Is pkgs mdse II hhds tobacco
10 order,
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NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL;
Staten Inland

WIN H. DUFF A. NJ Principal .
THE NEXT TERM Of this long estab,hed and well
known instifnon will after the vacation, ON
the I'd Of November splendid erected by the
bro hers Joseph The peculiarly solid and elegant manner
in which this buldg has renders quite
As comfortable and deSTable winter summer
those about select schools for their who consider
the value OF good play grounds lofty and airy
apartments and of all seasons no s-
s9n can srpsss this While the reputation which the n.s
luton mas Tor so enjoyed school oil sound
learning and practical education best sustained by the
merou young gentlemen who trained by the principal
now honorabiy and credably Acquiring themselves In
varlou, literary professional and commercial pursuits
Circulars, with terms, which for boarders
and full particulars be obtained Msssrs Lockwood
Sons All Broadway and at the nsnute New Brighton.
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"PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE"
A N INVOICE OF this Patriotic and Delicious Wine "
"A has btsa received BY the subserbsr which the
attention OF fiose Kssre and fnysse Gentlemen invited
.n,. r., SSxaifqis'sr~, 4 \, Yy e, 80. g.;
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u - m N h IL CiAL.

New York. October ~.
AsHEs-The market today was without any change
Some few sales were made at Mondays prices-Pos 81
so, pearls So
CorroN-The market is not very active, but holders
are firm at our outside quotations
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TINES AXE CHANGED.

LINES AXE CHANGED.
ONCE caps old women (young 10Y shope with
~ brightness and the Clearly odo Of the flat irons touch
aud heblaten drawers threw heathful home Now
country roofs and raers retain marks Of
led herbs bills Of glarng coo have the rank oysmel.
stuck onr foot letters from hot printing
large cities, advertising to all complaints Cap. have
lost their bghtnescheeks look pale and haegarddt &C
cumuates waiting for the sweeping machines old
men and women hingr fables In word, get
ting clever things and quackey onefor
acdke substances are burning Iopnd marks on oldiahon
ed mante pieces from bottles Of quiet coun
try houses, known as comfortable farm houses.
The simple bebveons remedy that nature intended to
eounterac appetite, is wholly
degarded by quackery nowadays for lack Of mystery to
create curiosity IN the public mind Not so with
MRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY
The simple six ingredients of her upoupd will be told
that wkhes The combination the that
is the property Mrs Jervs and invaluable for
and look at the and residences Of frat c
references that have been cured Of cold cough
hoarseness, throat, influenza, &C., by il.
Tabernacle.
Agents-Rushton K Co. 10 Aston House, 40 Broadway;
Bsehett 1854 Bowery; Burnton - Sixth Avenue Ely 233
Hudson street Nelson Of Caharine and Madison
and Mrs Hays 39 Fulton street. Brookyn; Ito Grand
Wllisnsbu.g Lecount Of Grand and Division
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COUGHS COUGHS COUGHS

CORBYNS COUGH LOZENGES-This popular rene.
Ody will be found the efectual use the
cure OF coughs, colds hoaeaes irritation of the lungs
shortness OF BREATH asthma consumption, &c This
Ike many preparations got up merely to please the palate
but to remove those distressing which bJ of
who have experienced their happy and sauta effects
Of whom have been reduced the brink Of the
They pomoe free and expectoation and require
confinement single box will the most obstinate
cough that existed.
For sale by G. COLBY, chemist &c. ISL Pearl st. Frank
lin square, agent for the United States. O2t lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-28

PATENT HAT LUEkING MACHINE.
THE orders that have received our Patent
Lusrng Machine have in come esion with the stlen;
paid the exhibiting the FAR fully
opinion expressed that Machine has brought the POI
fishing part aof Hat 10 perfection The whole Ma
can be placed any where in room even IN corner
here, well in England, France and Germany where
have been taken 10 patent IL also and beg
invite who have inspected the Machine do
the south Of Eighth street and Sixth
where will be found in operation and will be shown by
MI George Scho ON the pre- misses who will also receive
orders for the patentees
a2aa Linz II
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u. AELLlNGEi.'0 LiNAniESl
IN mi. uonda rfnl mr. q pa rafioa th> IN t.s

-. AELLlNGEi. LINAniESI.
a IN this wonderful preparation the afflicted have
<got what they have long and seriously called for
Not solitary the sale Of twenty III usapd
bottles been known falling do all that expected Of
il II acts like magic all rheumatic affections;
of all and every yeldto IL immediately II
tain 10 cure ali Of description either
other remedy offered to the people very fra
nally and internally and fear Of taking cold alter
Mr. James Murphy of the Bowery inc OF Stages thar
the life of ohs and In using twenty dozen
not bottle has failed.
High this place grcce after goee has been used
without failure. Mr.. Arnold Mason and Nh samuel Ro-
bsrs builders Of the bridget Mr. Mason says that BY the use
Of three four bottles his have been entire
ly eradicated Mr. Roberts his opinion that was
the OF saving his life from IN injury sus-
tanned from fall To be had 90 John and at the
great Central Depot, Harlem Railroad Once, City Hall in
large bottles al 50 cents per bottle. as lmsrc
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lHSTuWtHs- Equatorial inch, 1898 b. n T.. 1Do do.
raast Instrument SMural cicle nErtel meridian
circle
he discovery Of this planet may be considered the
greatest achievement Of theoretical astronomy. Asro
nomers had long since observed that Uranus suffer ed
perturbatons in his orbit for which hey could
jectured indeed that might be owing the attraction
OF planet out upon the confines OF the STEM perhaps
but which was considered hey 0nd their reach.
Frenshman takes up the subject in his closet, and
there with the perfection OF mathe skill
his hypothetical planet. gives mass, assigns orbit
and period OF revolution to il and then it in
ton at distance inconcevably remote
He tries his problem varies his conditions and tries
again. At last the position, mass, orbit motion and
place such that its attraction satisfies the anomalies
OF Uranus Astronomers asonished at his depth Of
research and amazed with his results He tells those
Berlin TO turn their telescopes they point them
according to his directions, and the planet " LIE
Verrier" is there.
have had casion before admire the accomplish.
ments Of this savant, display among other
in predicting the transit Of Mercury lin May, ls45)
across the disk OF the Sun The English Nautical Al
manac, the Paris and Berlin Ephmerijes, all differed
among as to the beginning duration and end
OF this { anst
Seem. the discrepancies among such authorities NJ
LIE Verrer, from new set Of tables prepared by him.
self made his predictions, which differed from all the
rest and were confirmed by observations in a re-
markaole manner.
The probable distance of this planet from the earth
is not less than three thousand millions Of miles, and its
period OF revolution upwards Of hundred years.
haps nearly three times that of Uranus Its
thinks it the larger Of the two.
have the honor to be- very respectfully your obedi
ent servant, NJ F. MAURY
The Hon. JOHN Y. Mason,
Secretary Of the Navy.
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MEDICAL AND sURGICAL.-No QUACKERY;-
WI Dr. Morrison has bssn engaged for over Is years the
and debility from :ss5s, habs bold.
oms with the signatures Of the Of examiners of the
h0y 6C0sE: r. intending :s sr Assy
Letters attended to- o2S 3t~rc
MEDICAL AID.-DR. GREGORY is consulted as usual
A all diSeases Of deliS'te or complicated naure He
regular Physician and Surgeon thoroughly educated
the principles and practice Of curing the diseases incident
.s an 81 o1.
Chatham street. o27 lmsrc
RATCHELDERs instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is alb
pended on 70 color Ike human hair whfea &C. without
staining or injury TO the SKIN or desroyipg the health and
and take every possible recommend it. The
or will be disturbed by washing, and will be
natural much complained ordinary dye
SUI ""''''-' anu 'e VIM BACHELOR, wall...
Agent in Philadep'a Tug Roussel. OILS lnsr
nk; COkBIlI, member of the Unve!sIty New York,
also Of the medical society informs his patrons and the
Reade street. three doors from Broadway Dr. q having
confined his the of delicate diseases for
pr Corbt informs the public tina. there other Dr.
h he : no T Be-
h1d e p f Certain disease in all its FORMS OPsS from
sANFOkDS AT IT AGAIN.
WIN ~ Fulton s,w hereafter be eonrnu
ed by Sanford Brothers and would the public and
s q SIM re- and IN ga, that :n, me
sas such 81 %
guarantee sell low they be bought the city
Come andses SANFORD BROTHERS,
ANsor p. sATrosn is1msrh
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rusLtsHEp Bv
JAMIe GORDON BENNETT,
xesrnvRn CeARna - yvLfoH ASp NAssAu nsus 50
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Telegraph reports vessels in sight at shutdown.
Sailed
Packet ship 0arrick, Lverpoo; auxiliary steamship Ma
sachusetts braz Santiago bark Atlantic. Bremen.
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DEPOT OF FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS
WARE.


315 BROADWAY, CUP STAIRS)
II GERARDlN, Agent for the Manufacturers. has re-
ceved from recent arrivals and ocrs for sale
low prices large Porcelain Vases Of all sizes
plain and fancy decorated Dinner Dessert and Tea
sets; Fancy Cups Mugs with names and notices; Cologne
Bottles China Clocks aud Candlesticks, &c. nc.
Also sale less splendid Dessert Service Of
French Cut Glass, graved. 49,
N. B.-OTders received for the gliding and painting
establishment Spruce street, TO match patterns OF
French English China OF I'm eodsr
HEAP SHAWLS, SILKS & CASHMERES,
DURCHASRD by the Subscribers the large peremptory
sale of Messrs Bernhard Hutton offered at 50
below the regular Of importation, comprising
Of the finest and best
Paris made Cashmere 6hawls.
Long Sh1ws of every color and entirely styles.
Square ia Cashmere Shawls very beautiful patterns.
Printed Shawls and Scarfs.
Mantas. Cloaks and Goats.
sILKS,
or and splendid Brocade styles about half the
manuacturers' prices.
CASHMERES,
OF Pature Lupiu Seydoux Co.'S finest cloths and best
printing quite and splendid patterns.
The above with large stock Of other goods from auction
JAMES BECK CO.,
oil eod2wr $50 Broadway.
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MONDAY MoRSISo, 26th.
81 add the result of last nights observation The
weather was more favorable last night than has BEEN
with the exception Of increased moonlight in the early
part Of the evening But could appearance Of
satellites
The star of comparison, No. 764s of the British Asso.
citation catalogue also observed and its place here
found to accord very nearly with our observations
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AsErTs IN NEW YoakVCHAsLE, n; o n R corner e
WARNER 2o3 Bleecker street. &c HART, 3s Grand corner
Norfolk; LEWIS, ST Greenwich; DopD III Broadway
..reet, Brooklyn; B. OLD. Son. Newark JOHN PkARsos
Co. Portland: C. DfER Jr Providence; HoADLEY PHELPS
x Co. l42 Water street. N. Y. OILS I'm MWF~r
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hISEASES OF The URINARY ONGANS-buch az
II Chrome and acute diseases of the
Bladder, Leucorhoea or whites
Urethra, Strictures,
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrh@a, Inability
elects, Weakness OF the parts, &c.
speedily and eectualy removed by Abenehys Botan
cal Pills. without particle Of mercury They equal
y suitable for females They give tone and 70 the
generave organs rarely if experienced from taking
other medicines For sale at Apothecaries Hall Caths
rinc and III Maiden lane Price 81 with directions
nj m mi
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COAL.
AM now selling the best Peach Orchard Coal at IS 70!
large IS % for and screened and delivered
in the best order from the yard Of King and Green
witch stIeets-23 cents less from the boat -
TO DRUGGISTS, &c.
EOR SALE-Thc Lease, sto,e, furniture, Good Will,
Sc 81 VII esq ana nanosomea T ht ca az Drug
cali, Fancy Articles &c. situaied in Of the pest neigh
city. The doing large and inc asng prescrp
ton and family and to wishing 70
avenue. c23 fM&W-r
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n. BOSTWICK, M. D.,
90 1weodsrc Attending Surgeon and Physician.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

of navy pensions for the year ending Both
June, lS47.
Authorizing the payment of certain
claims of the State of Alabama
A resolution relative to errors and de-
fective returns in certain surveys, plats
and field.notes.
A resolution appointing regents of the
Smithsonian Institution.
ResOlutionS.-Joint resolution for the
admission of the State of Texas into the
Union.
Joint resolution relative to the printing
and distribution of the annual estimates.
Authorizing the transmission and pre-
sentation of books to the Minister of JUS
tice of France, in exchange for books re-
ceived from him.
JOINT resolution concerning the Oregon
Territory.
Providing for temporary mail service in
Texas.
Presenting the thanks of Congress to
Maj or General Taylor, his officers and
men.
To refund to States and individuals, ex-
penses incurred by them under calls for
militia and volunteers made by Generals
Gaines and Taylor.
Regulating the printing of Congress,
and establishing the compensation of the
same.
Authorizing the sale of certain land al
Baton Rouge to the State of Louisiana.
Directing the manner of procuring the
printing for the two Houses of Congress
To authorize the Secretary of War &c
adjudicate the claims of Sa- quah-natch-ah
and the claims of Choctaw Indians, whose
claims were left undetermined by the com
missioners for want of the township maps
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
rrrTEp AND PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY F, C. JONES.
TER NJ S /:

Two DOLLARS per annum, IN ADVANCE; Two
DoLLARs AND FIFTY CENTS if not paid IN adj
vance or THREE DOLLARS If not paid within
six months. No subscription taken for less
time than one year.
AnvERTIsuENRs inserted at the rate of ONE
DOLLAR per square of TEN LINES or less, for
the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS for each
continuauce All Advertisements must be
rnarke 2 With the number Of insertions requIr-
cd, or they will be published until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
n-e-Political circulars, or notices for the be-
nett of individuals or companies, charged as
advertisements. Articles of a personal ma
ture, when admissible, at double the above
rates, and paymentreq in advance.
Announcing candidates-TEN DOLLARS fol
State or District, and FIVE DOLLARS for Coun-
Nv offices, to be paid invariably in advance.
0sT-No Job Printing delivered until paid for
except to those with whom we have regular
dealings.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09

OPINIONS OF THE WAR ABRoAD.--We
observe by our foreign files that but one
opinion prevails among the most lntelii-
gent European journalists, as to the justice
of the war which this country is now wa
cinr AGAINST Mexico. 1t is universally
acknowledged that the rejection, OF our
Minister, after the government had agreed
10 receive him, was just cause OF var
that Mexico, in contending agaist the IN
denendence of Texas, which she had &C
knowledged, exhibits a want of intellI-
cence and honesty altogether inconsistent
with her profession of civilization. Euro
pean journalists do not hesitate to &C
knowledge that, if placed in our position,
the conquest of the whole OF Mexico
would be the settled policy of every GO
yernment of the old world. Mexicans can
see in these expressions of opinion the
nature, extent and objects of that foreign
interference upon which Paroles relied Tor
the establishment OF monarchy IN "tne
Halls of the Montezumas."
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-09
Abstract Of the Suh.TreaSnrY BILL.

Most of the copies of the SUBJ Treasury
Bill passed at the close of the last Con-
gress being erroneous, we give an abstract
of an official copy of the Bill:
Section 1st. Defines what is the Trea-
sury of the United States.
2. Makes MINIS at Philadelphia and
New Orleans repositories.
5. Rooms in New York and Boston,
prepared under former act, to be used I'M
der this act.
Il. RooHus, &c., al Charleston and ST.
Louis, same.
5. Assistant Treasures TO be appoln-
ted.
6. Money to be kept by all persons re-
ceiving the same, without loaning, using,
depositing in Banks, or exchanging for
other funds. except as allowed by the act
7. Treasures, &C., TO give bonds.
8. New bonds to be given and required
8. Collectors aud receivers TO pay over
money by direction Of the Secretary oil
the Treasury or Postmaster General, once
in each week.
10. Secretary of the Treasury may
transfer money from one depository t(
another, &c.
! IL. Agents to examine books and &C
counts of Depositories, to be appointed by
the Secretary of the Treasury, and TO bt
allowed So per day and travelling expen
SEES.
IL. Naval officers, surveyors, &C., alst
to examine books, &C., of assistant Urea
surer, &c, each quarter or oftener ii TIT
Secretary of the Treasurer thinks proper
Is. Depositories to have Clerks, &c.
IA. Balance of present repositories ma
be transferred, &c.
i. Is. MarshalIs, District Attorneys, &c
, may make payment to the Treasurer
| the UnitedIStates Min.s,or AssistanlT rea
} surers.
Is. All persons charged with keep
t ing, transferring or disbursing public me
l neys, to keep an accurate entry of sum
received and of each payment or transte
/ mot to be- converted to their own use, II
vested, loaned, deposited in any Bank, {
: exchanged for other funds-penalties an
e proof.
II. Rooms to be procured where thel
: are none.
}, Is. On the 1st of January, lS47, al
thereafter, gold and silver only to be r
y ceived.
e 49, On the lst Of January, 1S47, go
d and silver and Treasury notes only to
paid out.
y 20. No funds to be exchanged exec
Of for gold and silver-when gold and sIlv
l. is furnished, it shall be paid out-when
drafts they must be presented at place
1T payment and properly paid, and pay mer
Or to be made in money received for su
drafts-unless an either case an exchan
E. can be made for gold and silver at par.
ic Penalty.
of 81. The Secretary of the Treasurer
enforce speedy presentation and payne
u of drafts at the place where payable, a
of to prevent them from being a circulate
medium. If officers sell for premiu
nd they must account to the Treasury.
or %. Regulates salaries of Assists
'or Treasurers, &c., and provides that tn
shall not charge fees.
,al %. Appropriates $4,000 for repairs
he, Sub-Treasurers, &c.
%. Repeal all laws repugnant to II
vi ~~~--~-~-~---~-
The Bible is now circulated in one
en-, dred and fifty different languages.