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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
CIarksvilie
HEMhhE INSTITura.

4 G4I .2aG lNSIlIUEA.
7 'HE fni season of this Institution will COM
1 m,snee on Monday the 7lh Of February, 1873
under ,h, anpatinlendenco of
R,PS. ELIZA 4. TODD,
Late PrueIpn o. The Riagwooa Fcmale Seminary,
near Boston, Bowh' county.
Assistant teachers Of the highest qualifications
haVa been engaged AID afe expected 10 be in
attendance at the opening OF the school
MRS ANNE E.LLETT.
for many YeaH an approved .i"enehsr of Music,
will continue her connection with Mrs Toms
school, and eondlet the Music department; she
will have tho use Of t9o nstfumeui. for pupils,
which will greatly facilitate their progress All
tho teachers possess leiiers Of unqualified recon-
mendation from many distinguished scholars of
our country, which are open for the inspection Of
those who feel an interest In the matter
Livery branch Of learning necessary 10 polite
eduzalIun gill be taught la lha
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

The Richmond Enquirer says "T'hat the wings
have found M. Polk 10 b, bold and frank
President their own disgracc'nl conduct plainly
proves" When the wings are charged with Ids.
graceful conduct" from such a source, they may
console themselves with Cen. Jackson's remark
~ that Infamous press the Richmond Enquirer,
were to appreciate my conduct, should think that
in SOME ungnardri momeai had committed some
great moral improphely"--Amsrieaa & Gas.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

a FHNcH nRcpERY. Fires in chin.
nr,. 10 France, have recently been pre-.
vented. by placing three frames oi wire.
~ur., one foot above each uiher near
The base Of the chimney; no flame will
pass lhrm.
This is nothing NOR" than very sim.
pie Application ol Sir Humphrey Davy's
Miners lamp, and Il is surprising that it
was Bdt sooner discovered.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

WRrCK oF rnE TALusNAN.-Thc
C1pe Gnrirau Eagle SAYS that the men
Engaged with the hrIibn,t al M, wreck ni
the IaIisman have f,nl ioHyihrcr
hol.r.,-mas.ug lhr entire uumber near
sky which have brcu recovered and
buried 4 numh"r jumped overheard aud
were droNnod, whu never were afterwards
srrn aud sime were washed ofT the boat
asslc went down.-St Louis Rfpub
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

PRoFessoR MoRsE MADE PAoh--A couespon-
dent Of the journal OF Commerce, writing from
ConsianiinopIe, says that "a decoration Ia da.
monds Of TUrksh Order Of Honor, such as 10
given 10 Paohas Of two tails, is actually Ia the
hands ofour Legation, for Professor More, from
tho sultan, n return for the ricSo Of his Telegraph
1t will arrive in America with Royal diploma al
u. ANNA I.n,..
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
New Tavern in Fulton.

I AElNG rented the stll known UNION
as iioiEl'' l am rev prepared 70 receive
poa'aafa o. aeoomoda,e travellers oa reasonable
terms NY stable is we'll provided with corn and
ioaaef ana every attention shall b. PAID 10 the
comforts and wants Of those who favor We with
their patronage.
HARDIN WILLIAMS
Fulton. Oct la,lsl5.ll.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

pressive of their regret for the death of Major
Webster "a
Gems, La Vega and larero recently dined with
Gen. Scott, aud were much pleased with thr uf-
banily and distinction with which they were treat.
cd
Jose de la Luz Vega, the Mexican who was to
have been slio, to-day for enicing our soldiers to
desert, has received further respite Until the sth.
u c,
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

TuE MAIis. a Tennessee Editor afcr
Noticing a number Of cases Of irreguarily,
aud failure in the delivery If papers and
letters, says.---n Raleigh Yesterday We
were shown letter, written from this
place last June, which was not received
there until the l5Ih Of January, 1915
near seven months going ten miles.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

PArp Orr ANp DreiAnarp. BY the
st"pplng nl the extensive firm m Andrew
Rnhc.un & sons extensive calico printers
IN Fall River, some luur hundred hands
have been thrown out Of employ. Before
closing up however every individual In
The cslabli.hmrnl was paid nli' promptly.
il is said they pay for labor alone, sl5O,
400 year.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
From Ia Bsaatra Del Pat5lo.

AGuAsIALIIArE-.-- Inc 1ayenm at
ol iseUa ! fena IN under 70 ,h5W Tue peu
pie the uerrssl ui maaing peace. uas
nade au arrangement wlta saali lual ihr
Amga.ad iruops shaI. occupy ali lhs pun.
cipaI eupIIa!s ailh TIE eaerpiiaa u tluu
Iu,aIo.
The Audrfale panty have hmird ihem.
selves iuf tue present 10 making Pena )
frua De aluf.
Inc samr paper .a1s this Sac Asuas
oaaenlys las pronounced -lIHs. i1r Gov
einuru, q Qaeriaia a=#o,4iag l. tue
pan is,ued D., tie Aauuaai GmIu, winch
Nr nave bs.uia Us, IA 'n.sa taeY declare
lAgy Wiii sustain said fssusu iiss Wila aims
IN ile.r hands. Caapas las dune .iar
Wee.
la Baadrrd euneia8r,: = sl.hs treason &c.
the uu,eInnem "a q .eIsiala Is esril
where peteep,ihv, auI pub.iu upinlun b,
gus lo vap,ess ilseIi ar towns vii
slun fisc ~ mass asaIn,l lac oliaus in,a.
acL aul iha kapuhIe, sun The struggle,
wDiii-r triumphant Il alI ..easfalea. 81.
lhe iiiusluau, aeurai saua tuHa eat ia
III, memorable manifesto 1i Ihc ION AZ
guS.
lu Uuuug, The lniians .ii,, continued
IL lee yry imubrslmr, aud llr uugr.nol
vas ofganlzlng a iur,c To pot lusm down.
A puEalr ieurr ium san TUE Pu,1,i uI
Januat, 2D.b, suys Peace d, prncriiy 10
,io'rd ncie." Bi the paprt, de- not eIn.
n,n iIpr worth uausuuua
lhe s.ar ul ihc iih Uas iLe iol.owing
lium the EclO del CeM,nr m ihc 81 .n,
YESTERDAY, . inJ aiur lu,Iurk =. 3d..
was ,isgrd Ia lur village col nludaloupr d
rraly al peace, 10y AuhuIs T.. lus. aul
scnorrs Cuulu, Cuc,as aud Aui.isin.
We Do nul know 10, Particulars, bat We
know that M,Aicu W,i receive several
millions OF dollars.
The same paper says; We are assured
that trsieidal, a. ,uuu rs the irrty MAS
agreed upun,ciplrssrs .rll krla Gmx Curr.
ua,aca anu T"uea.
Padre JaumiA has brrn towering about
PacDura, hut has ryal,l al. airmp, To sr.
rsl him.
Tue following interesting item. are al.
81 iron the STAR
Luz NIGA.-ii aiiihr si'n hy refer.
rucc 10 an order ~ olr p,paf that lh,s in-
dy.dual has been palJuurd bl Con. scott.
SANTA ANNA.-Bmb the s.aie aud ,br
capital Of OaIaca. whittier SANTA Anna
sought an asylum, when 50 boty plrsurd
by Grn. Lane, have refused lucAlrnd nuv
aid To The fugitive ct President. The it.
buIrnl gcniu, nf Santa Auna, and bis am
hlion tor command, sa's The WRITER have
drsuoyrd tho confidence nl the people IN
aim. aud no doubt given rsr 10 tie slrp.--
The generals horses were compelled 10
Turn towards Cusrnlnn.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

DGArU OF TuE u. $. Co,suL Ar BrL.
rAsr.-rhc English papers announce the
sudden and unexpected death Of Thomas
W. GIlpin, Esq, the u. S. Cousd at Bel
last Mr.. g. was the brother Of Henry
d. Gilpin, Esq, of Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

STOPPED 1ugM.-1'hc Pope has lately
suppressed nine converts, Wis two at
Rome, two at Gubbin, and lyc at Urbino.
Their incomes arc 10 be applied to bcncro.
lent nnTnnses.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
-llarksYiIIe Female Institute.

N accordance with the plans puuasd in the best
seminaros Of the United States.
dfeat expenses have been incurred By the pro.
Prieiofs, IN erecting handsome and curumodaus
blddings or the accommodation Of yeung hdrs.
as well as to insure their intellectual aud moral
improvements due attention to their health and
mahnen vii also bo deemed an important part
Of education
Ma foub aaliers herself that her experience
as leaehst together with the approval Of nnm.f=
Gus friends who have heretofore patfonised her
school viii ensure her the support Of liberal pub.
Ne=pafuealafly as she has made many sacrifices
10 ffaaaF iaf ihiz portion Of Texas the advantages
OF femals Seminary Of tin highest order.
TERMS FOR 4 SESSION or FIVE
MONTHS.
Boarding. including washing.i boeaIas.
To, towels, 4 Sc $50 90
Tuition IN oahographY Heading aud
Wiring, - %
Duo in oahogfaphy, Reading, wiring,
6Fammef aud Arithmetic. Is 00
In addition to the above, Geography ana
Astronomy, with the use ofihe Nans and
Glahfs, Natural, Mental, aud Moral
Philosophy, History, Ancient aud Mod.
I'm, Rhetoric, Botany. Chemistry and
agshoiagyi aso Composition aud the
An Of Reading Poetry. 4 %
Instruction IA TIE fieneh Language. 10 90
Muse on the Piano fuiie, IS 90
oss ai Ms Tohn's instrument. per sgs.
sInn, a m
Drawing and Painting. 10 90
Embroidery in SiA aud Worstsd. 10 O0
Gainesville, January G. lsts.s.3w
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
southern DagucrrOtype
Miniatures,

fENAKEN by W A. Buchanan, with Or with.
Q ont oolou Tie respectfully calls The ai.
leniion Of The public, and mors particularly the
citizens Of Washington and IL vicinity, 10 biz
beautiful specimens. taken nt lswisyilI-. They
surplss BY hr, IN form and texture, any ever
taken Ia tho western country. lls fopms arc at
tho Court HOUSE, where dA are invited 10 comc
and see themselves ns oiheu sso them.
Washington, Fehl6,lsie.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
Ew oRLHASs eLAxtIFteATtos
Issimi.afiHg q iiat of Lirfi ps8l,

MAamKn=-la lbI. geanly On the % insl., By
ElbfIt D 1ibson. Esl. Mr. Riehara q CHAMBER.
.sis 10 Miss MiFg Sisifstr
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
yosice.

WILL make application 1t he Apfil term
q lAe Probate Court Ia asd for the county
Of hsmpstead, Ia the State Of Arkanras. Ia NJ,
year A. ID. 1913, Tor an order to ssii The slave.
belonging TO the estate Of Samuel Mcdonald. De-.
% order 10 pay ths debts exhibited and alloss,
Asaius ihr SANE
MARGARET McIoNALp.
Admnhlfiifix o. s MeDonald, dee.
Jsauary ~, ls4s-G.4g
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
VlnA Chu2, Feb. IL, ls.i.

Since writing you yesterday have haa
an opportunity to look into II few city ol
Mrhro papers from the lsl to the Oil inst.
and although eaunol gather much Of in
Puaanee, eau, perhaps select a few ilems
Vi interest
lie slar says that eourl oi inquiry has
Iu,Il cNoueialrd Col. Mirs from al blame
"aae'er IN the iass Vi the pack mules
winch accompanied his command.
Ei Io.0 de araeia3, paptr published
al Qurieiaro, nn Tho 81 nst,, ha. not 4
liue IN 1t that dues moi breathe dealh 10 the
Praee panty ol tho euluIr,, aud It's att.
c,cs. being somewhat on the WHY ofdcr,
can b. iead aud laughed at by those mha
ere Ihcm. he paper Is mlher too small
iu riircI tie peace market Ia any consider,
abe rAlent. aud We shall nn! alter our
usaIts itam their present high and nrm
estate.
seEeral other articles Ia the Star have
tendency 10 shnw that The EDITOR Is cln.
r.Geed la peaee wi suuu br established.
IL siar aisa maaas lae luaowlag ex.
lraeIs .rum olarf papets nun lhe different
pAas ui ArAleu:
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
DIR. R. II. .BETT

YEIoULD invite hs friends to call a, hi,
w Apoihccnfy Store aud examine a few
sppsr fine Mater Mas0ns Aprons and they will
also end there Gross Masonic Chart, with
lot Of select stationary, consisting oi-Fine
Vrlum. Letter. Drawing aud Envelope Paper.
Paint Boxes water colou,l Camel Hair Pencils.
Cteyons, extra fae Pcnkalycs, Gold pens with
or without cases, Pen lloldcu silver and tinted,
Counting House Calcndars Letter Follon, Stamps,
Racks and Envelopes, Sealing Wax, Wafers,
Black Sand, Sop Quilts Red aud Black lax in
pts ! pit aud ioz bottles Almanacs for lsis
BENZ. ?. lETT.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
THE Light DRAuGnr STEAMER
Fran Kiln,
> ". vlNDERGnlrT, slfrep

q ~ HAgiss been thoroughly To-
lfs,.=Fisa.l-s-, paired, ana well fitted Up for
ts',as - - liFs The accommodation Of pas
sengrr-, viii pil regularity between Fulton and
The Head Of The Ran, leaving Fulton on Monday
oi zach week. The franklinisyery light drauEhi.
and will consequently b. able 10 fun between
ilr'o Nc, two points at almost any nsgr of water.
" h'neyss the water Will permit tbr will run
through The Bayou 10 Shreveport. A shafe Of
public patronage Be- respectfully selected.
Fali1n, Feb 2s, ls4s.la.W
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
.g0iln IL. Borden.

ATTORNEY At LAW,
u '"i'VuLE LAFAYErrE COUNTY, AKA .,
WI practice ia The several courts ofths 9Th
Judicial district.
Lewistill~, Feb p. ISIS
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

A few bottles Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry q,
also Mohrtts phunt Biiiou aud Life Pills, for
g,le by BENZ r JET'f.
A general assortment Of Fresh Medicines kent
constantly ou hand, and for sale at usrg lais
nricss at the corner opposite the clork's Office. by
BENZ p JETr
Feb o2.ll.5w
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
LATE. AND IMPORTANT.

After the aboye was in type the sehoon
er Mississippi, Capt. Clark, arrived in port
irom Vera Cruz, having lell there ON Mon.
day, the l4ih inst. We received no pa.
pefs by her, but the following interesting
edtf lrom olf Vera Cruz correspondent.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

aHd W ilrfIl1u r.auu The 9TH lndannun, under Col
Liur, passed IN rrSlcw before the general and In.
staff anI hcird much commentator for their
clean, nrat appearance, aud soldier like brarng
Inc turnout was small, however, being not more
than Uu nsn hr the three regiments. sick.
urs, and death have brru busy amoug the yolun.
trrfs iur thr ia.t lrw weeks, us their diminished
lmb ts wili testify Col Chrathim's hnc frni.
meuI, iur 81 IrulpssrraUs. did not turn ont more
thiu -JI mrn, and % wAg originally nearly 1910
strong IUc ~ a,rs lud eyapris are the pfiu.
opal d,sras s, uai the latter assumes more Irf.
rDlv lJrin here thtI at home. The head aud
linus swell lpin enormous SIZE, aud II bears a
stfOug furm0lIucr 10 the dreaded "bIick .tonrue"
lllp.y hewrvrG lie humber VI the men IA the
hospital sl.u.y diminishing and It ;. hoped that
the pure cir Ui th- uil,s afuuud the Nuuo will
souu blu.sh lli sickness rom The troops encamprd
there
On lurliy lat Gen. Scott accompanied by
Gems Butler aud Smith. paid a yal 10 The VII
lagr OF santa r., at tlr siIcliti0u Of lhe ayun-
tdmlr'o Of ths city On arriving there they found
un elegant collation. spread uehf the ruins OF an
old Monastery, aud they passed two or three hours
misl pleasantly, The situation OF the ruins IS de-.
scrhcd as most romantic aad beautiful one and
the following queer legend Is told OF the monas.
terry 1t seem, that IN 1906 some Camrie
monks soughla refuge from tho troubles Of the
world. and built an immense abbey in this secl1d.
ed dspol-a portion Of their vow beng never to ad.
mt a female within their walls. At some subse.
qucul period, however, d woman, imprcd by the
instinct OF mother Eve, succeeded In obtaining ad.
mtlanee 10 The monastery, but, beiug discovered
the monks cd In CONSERVATION, FIRST salcmuly ours.
ing the building, and now the only remains OF the
magnificent pile IA a heap Of ruins.
The officers n the Massachusetts, Regimen,
have held a meeting and possod resolutions cH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

The Royal Mail packet steamer Great " es,e e.a
Cap, William Clark arrived At Cat Island on tae Isu,
having left rampicO the 18th and Vera cruz % ue
18th She hs- freight specie % the snnNht u :,
2Sa075 Of which s22l % consigned To Ofiesus
Dir Glass English Consul Al Ismpieo oiea 'he'e WI
the Alta inst,
We hnd that 1; Is very confidently believed oy Tue
passengers the Great Western that Gen and eN
sldeut Psredes board just before the steamer
left Vera Cruz snd ths, be DIS voyage 10 another
place of exile He not by the passengers shi
the individual whom they supposed to be Paredes ala
not leave his ststeroom. We can only state the gen
eral belief
A story wss current In the City OF Mexico that Pare
dos had asked OF the Government and received pass
nort 10 lesve the country and al the same Tune eS10OV
ms /. denied in tas M0Hu0r RsPs5caao OF the 9th
W. Rave been favored with the use Of papers re-
tea nv ,his arrival 70 the 9th inst from the City Oi
Msx;r, and the 18th from Vers Cruz
Thsre vas a riimor in the City OF Mexico on the IN
,As, nroa.aoiamsni0 had been made ~ San Lai' the
sr,;rslsr. of which were transmitted 10 the Govern
90, NV Cen Minon. This IL declared fslse' pis
ns,.hes were received from Nhon covering ois reg
pps,,on of the command entrusted 70 hiin-no more
prSident Uerrers refused 10 sceept nis re'isnaSa
Gen Almonte has been elected 70 tho Sen''e VI "'N
leo from Osjacs ,,s sans,cr In One
reisro. aud his son as substitute s,;i .pa,r
The STATE. Of Durango and Zssatecn are sn e. ~
SO fropa The dsprsdstoas Of the Indians M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
CLOSING of the Canals.

Toe A6any EUeniag journal publishes the iol-
lowing extracts irom tue minutes Of the Canal Board
ALBANY. Nov. %, l-i-.
At meeting Of the Canal Commissioners, held az
their office on the 9th November lsi5 the following
preamble and resolution were adopted
Uitrt0s The large amount OF work now under con
tract upon the Canals OF this state which must De done
before The opening of navigation 10 ls43 renders me-
cessary that some definite time should be nxed when
the water will be- drawn from the Canals that the con
tractors may be prepared with the requisite force 10
progress with the work rapidly and b, being well un'
derstood that but little property 10 now moving upon
the Canals and that fixing time when the Canals
will be- closed at period when transportation upon
them will have nearly closed and 50 remote ha, every
boat will have time 10 reach lie destination, will be q
benefit both TO the bostowner and the i'rwsrder.
There fore
R1s0lred That the Canals will be considered he co-
sed for navigation on the 9tn day of December nest
and tina, The water be drawn from them immediately
after thst day wherever II is necessary Tor the immed
ate repair or improvement OF the same
NELSON J. BEECH, secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

SIEAMsoAIs LOsr on THE MississiPfi'-ln nc
Cave Della OF the 9Th inst contains 1871 OF tes sea
boat disasters which have happened ON the Mississippi.
River amounting in sl 10 PSI by which sppears saa'
- beats were sunk. - burnt, and 5 blown Up Inc
4Sia says is indebted for the list 70 tue omoSis
~ steamer saint Paul who epsred II expressly 10,
Us, paper Estimating each boat and cargo desu oSvu
4 81 100 the total would BE- S5O0oOc0 The proosoi
~ j. however tina, the loss greatly exceeds ihs SUN
ssny of the boats OF the nrst class Win iui
al valuable irsights
NURDERER N Tux WISCONSIN LEGiSLATt Ri
--Ibs So.iA9Oyi Telssrapk says James r. Vineyard
aas been elected by the Cas- 10 the Legislature
nom Grant county He s thus returned 10 take his
seat sihio the very chamber where few years sinee
- iabraed his bands In the blood OF ateow member
md from which be was Indignantly expelled by his
Outraged colleagues The Csss men are welcome 10 the
homo: OF bic return but must confess our inability
70 Comprehend the Of the man who would seek
rearn ~ the thea,er Of such deed or The character
o. the constituency who would return him
y c 7 Bouton, Esq has sold out his inter-
"a, 10 the Ai6as, Fr.. Heds, to p 5. Grant young
printer. Of Industrious hAbiH and tslsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

HoREiBLE AcctDEsr.--W learn from Danviiie
that on she I'm INST a Mr. Washington Merrill was
found temporary shaniy erected Tor the purpose OF
shelter while In the process of burning coal pit bvAi
10 deafh fio man OF lntemperstc habits. snd u 4.
supposed ne had been drinking very freely and 'y
down and tell asleep when the shsnty caught nre ana
being unable 10 make bis escape. was burnt 80 shock
ncy thar re must have been entirely nseusbe AZ the
time. Exeter Ne"sic'tei
~ We learn from the Boston Adrcrtlsc, that
the King Of Denmark has directed the Comet medal
founded by one of biz predecessors 70 be awarded 10
Mss Maria Mitchell OF Nantucket Tor her discovery OF
the TELESCOPE come of lat OF October -i This Is the
fs, instance In which the Comet medal of the King OF
Denmark has been awarded % lsiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
GENERAL NOTICES
SAVINGS BANK

No. 5 HreknHD.sf I IlTuT IAN.
ry Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and sstnr-
days, from TO o'clock, P NJ
Tho Insauton for the Savings oi Merchants CLERKS
others Is open, shove Cor he reception Of dePos Is
from al closes u person. II 10 also open % thursdays
fron.3 10 O'clock P " exclusively ~ females
Since the opening " his nsuon, on tho 81 oi July
h ourt snd aumher u deposits received have been .aef
A 10 render its immediate success a certainty.
This rat- Of interest bs paid 90 deposits n-he dunng
me mouhs, viii be determined next Jsnusry, ard
there IL no DOUBT aa The dividend ~ be equal 10 that 81
any ofher slciisr institution.
OFFICERS
f..,. "a Ktss Pr..id-nt Jos. l. Fstsss. Treasurer
P.o,yss Wrr.ou Pr-st I sEsscss kIss'. ~,i-ay
R5.rr ksItr Vice President Cs.aLss koLTs Accouu'-nf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

AnuoRrrs. AAsENALs AND MUNITIONS OF VA

~ ARMORIEs ARsENALs AND MUNITIONS or wAB.
Armament OF fertilization 10000 90
Purchase Of ordnance stores and supplies 100000 %
Current expenses Of ordinary service ... 10000 90
Manufacture Of arms 81 national armores 10000 %
Re pairs and improvements ard new
chinery at the Harpers Ferry srmOry.--. 2620 o.
Repairs and Improvements and new
chinery at the Springfield armory $3.50 90
Arsenas 7i.26l 90
Purchase Of 10, Of ground at Harpers Ferry.
contiguous 70 the public buildings...-.... 200 90
Purchase of land al Springfield armory, TO be
placed by raising the dam At the upper
shop, and u lot on the northwest corner
of the armOry grounds .---.-.-.-...-.... 1900 90
Purchase OF a site for magazine Of St Louis
arsenal at u suitable point without the city 5000 10
Total s-a3 5si 90