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ALEXANDER HILLS
Il QuSE EuRNISEING STORE,

No So Camp Street, Neao Orleans.
EGHERE Families find all articles of Housekeeping
" comprising general assortment and select stock OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE Cooking utensils; Tin and
Iron Ware; Fire Sets, brass and STEEL shoves and Iongs'
and Kitchen Fire iron.
Enamellel and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SiLVER-Block Tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Urns. ~,
TABLE CUTLERY-Geman Silver, Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons. =,
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals
Churns and Tubs.
Rattan. bound CEDAR WARE, a new article.
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Muse Chars ana
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jute, Manila, Alicant, Pa and Husk Mats.
Waters and Trays. =,
Brass, Britannia and metal Candiescks and Lamps.
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
d. Il j. Wnght's patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood COAL with fixtures complete the most approved pat
tern in n.c
lnoad rroes $3.50 nib I'm
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POISONING FROM HoNEY-A distressing CIR
cumstanee occurred on Sunday, 23d ult., at Hard
not, N. c. Three young men who were taking Deo
trees, ate of the honey found. They became very
sick and blind, and though measures were tahoi /,
for their relief, one Of them, Isaiah Mabey' uieu
from its effects
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office No. 4S Camp street. few doors
above GFavier.
Martin & Co. Office, No 81 Magazine street New
Orleans.
Horace Bean Office. No. "a Camp street. corner of
Common.
Thomas H. Barker - No. % Camp street, corner Of
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Government of the State of Louisiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

.c JounsoN Governor TRAsIMoN LANDRY, Lit. Gov;
rhas Gayame Sec'y State Joseph Walker Treasurer;
! Rondelon Auditor: w. A. fillmore, Atlery Gen.
- n ROwley Adj Cen'I: X. j. Kerr Reg Land -oh &c
ri + Williams State Eng l.. Bnng:er, Surveyor Gem
A. Dimitry, State Superintendent OF Public Education
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T,r.rus IN ST.. LoUIs.-There were thirty -one
deaths in St. Louis during the week ending 18th
inst, ten of FIVE years and under.
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10 Up to the 18th ult, l26 vessels mas a''ls a7
at the port of st. Johns, n. b., from tie i'e' '''
ing taken 297 100 seals.
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Residence of Foreign Consuls.

Switzerland. John A. Merle Esplanade street.
.tfOnteUideO.. b. Walls, rs Common street.
Hamburg. 80. VIM. Vogel So Benville street.
Denmark -. +. Vles, 108 Common street
En- eidRd.. VIM. Mure 10 Royal street.
P0rta gall. A j. Gouvea, Common " Carondeet.
HGnorer =. James B. Behn, 50 Bienville street.
Belgium 90. james B. Benin, So Bienvlle street.
Holland .... +. NJ Ward 81 Common street
Norway. ID. Messages, "a Old Levee.
Prussia. -. VIM. Voge. IS Bienvie street
.iuStrid.......J Ii. Elmer Exchange Place
Bremen. 500. Frederick Rodewald, % Bank Place.
RusSia....... Emile Johns 40 Poydras street
France. Roger corner St Peter and Rampant SITS.
Brata..... Pierre Reynaud, "a Tchoupitouias street.
BadeH...... Jacob Heinrich Elmer Exchange Place.
SPAN Carlos de Espana, 1876 st Louis
ROme.,........L C. Daron 81 Common street.
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NOTICE.

'HNO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH NENEREAI 'nISa
EASES.-The reputation OF the writer is so ve Up
ished that all that is necessary TO say those who ha
unfortunate to have contracted any one of ueH
tH diseases known and called Secret Diseases in taa.
OF their various forms, that the writer after mos pa
cessu practice OF twentysiX years. confined strilv ~
neea Diseases and Diseases of the Blood (havng w. We
and relieved many hundreds who were past ali hone a1
whom had been under the treatment OF eminent nbv OF
without receiving any benefit is enabled TO offer Won aS
lively safe and speedy cure Should am gVl'
HnfortaaGtey afflicted this snort advertisement Oe
would do well to call at No. 81 CuSroMHOrsE sTPtv 'Iy
fore applying elsewhere, and avail themselves of tbe 9s'
of the subscriber long and successful experience 'ens
myl6 Pm Is. +. MULLEN S6 Custonboa.
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BOSTON WATER AND BUTTER CRACKERS.
1Sn BBLS and Half Bbs Just received and for sale by
LOU R. +. NICHOLS & CO.,
my43t rs and Is Camp street.
LARD OIL.
100 BBLS. Superior quality Winter Strained, manu-
lUU featured by ]. Wright, Thomas Ewing and Rice
Michel & Co., Cincinnati Gonstant Supply On hana and
for sale by STURGES q WRIGHT,
mills Sc TchoupitOulas street.
GUNS AND PISTOLS-A BARGAIN.
JyHE undersigned offers for sale RIFLES, GUNS, Belt
i and other PISTOLS, and complete set OF Gunsmth
TOOLS, at bargain Persons wishing to purchase the
whole part of the above will find to their advantage to
call on V. LlBEAu,
mh5 at Mr.. Twins fremont House. St Charles ST
SWEET TABLE BUTTER.
M shall always keep hand the very best OF ABLE
w BUTTER for family use, and will deliver the same
customers stone varying from to III lbs Cook
apis GEO. JAQUEs & co,
Under the Ice House, st. Charles and Poydras ss
TIN PLATE, COPPER, IRON, &c.
store and landing from ship Albania from Liverpool
10000 lbs Brazers' Copper, 50Ab0 inch, ~
500 boxes Tin Plate AK. Charcoal; "
400 boxes extra sizes and Terne loaded Plates
5000 lbs. Pig and Bar TIM
% eases Sheathing Copper, IA to "a o.;
600 bundles Iron Ware, assorted No. 0 to Is;
70 sets Pecks' Improved Timers Machines
II sets Norths Timers Tools
20 extra Tools;
Kettle Ears Rves Saucepan Handles, Bucket Covers, and
all articles for Timers use, for sale low for cash. by
SAM'L LOCKE, Nos and Front Levee
my42 between Customiouse and Bienvlests
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STARK, DAY, sTAUFFER & co.

SLARh, DAY, SEAUFFE Ell @ W.,
IMPORTERS
IRON TIN PLATE, METALS, HARDWARE, &c.
Corner Canal and Magazine sts, JNew Orleans
- Offer for sale a large and fresh stock OF the L
~ following Goods, and would respectfully solicit EX
(1:t the dissection of country Puch tS fa =
Nails Castings, Tin Plates Metals; ~ 81 ~, ,r,,,,, .
Naylor and Co s CAST STEEL and GIN SAW STEEL
Paints Oils Window Glass, Cordage Tar, Mill Stones
Grind Stones Axes, Hoes, Shoyels, Spades, Piougfs;
COTTON and WOOL CARDS; 49,,
Scyhes OK Log and Trace Chains Anvils Vices Smith
Bellows; Timers Tools and Materials; and general
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Comprising all articles in this line adapted the Southern
and Western JObbing Trade.
The advertisers agents tor the sale OF
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS,
Dray Hubbs and Axes and which have proved superior to
any kind heretofore in use They would also call the
attention of Southern Planters to their stock OF
PLANTATION GOODS,
Oils, Cane Knives Sugar Skimmers and Ladies, Truss
Hoops Building Materials. s,, ,.
CORN MILLS. STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE COL
LARS, etc. etc.
L. All of which have been selected expressly for Planta
ton supplies, and of the best qualities. mllo I'm
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.


Supreme Csurt-Geo Eustis, Chief Justice p a Rost
CLERK; Felix McCullocb, Deputy: w A. Emoe, Attorney
General; b. q. Fonteneau, District Attorney
u S. Circuit Court. Mckinley and I. H. McC
Presiding Judges. T. Randolph, Clerk p n Harasol'
Deputy Clerk +. j. Durant, District Attorney W. II
Wagner, Marshal; C. A. Labuzan W. shearef' j. H.
Rhnehart, Deputies.
o. S. District Court.-T. ii. McCaseb, Judge. N H.
Jennings. Clerk. ~ Ntun,v
First District Court Of Men 0rleansIJ Meliehy'
Judge Ale Rousseau, Clerk Louis sefe deputy Sein zen,
Second District Court of Nedo OrteGhs-E a Gaion'
Judge Thomas c. Poole, Clerk; p NJ Bein ana L. no'
delos Deputies - o,, r II Kennedv
Judge w r. Bedlock Clerk J. b. +. Maxent L.. n. oou';
tin and G. Weysham, Deputies ~ llama Gao Straw
E0urth District Court OF .NeD OrledmS.-Seo t'uaT
bridge Judge T Gilmore Clerk j. X. loledaho ana j.
E5ffh IItstracf Court of Nsuo OrieansA NJ buchanan
JudSe p Leblanc Clerk; q. w. Lewis J. . Baron anu
]. O. Chalon. Deputies.
officers Of the Parish Of Orleans.
FppnrRIcK DuRRIvE Recorder OF Mortgages.
BERNARD MARIGNY, Register OF Conveyances
ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner OF the Parish
Sheriff etc-JoHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff J. b. ieee, Gen.
Clerk and Deputy Sampson Blossman, A. Sidney Lewis
Michel de Armas Samuel Powers, Robert Swain, Jules
Sorapuu Felix NJ Jacobs, j. l.. Fabre A. Irepasnier r.
Hugonin Sam l.. Waldo, Charles kshaw, N Irepagnier
Chas Danuples, Thos A. Watson and Edward NicHugh,
Deputy sherifs c. H. Wise, Deputy Sheriff and Keeper
of the Parish Jail; r. Brooks, IL. Bence and Thomas NJ
White, Deputy Keepers.
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rrzE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY.

General Agent of any District, this can secu,ed.
q Families should club together and get an Immediate
supply of the medicines.
g. Emigrant societies and other philanthropc bodies
should furnish them the needy
EDWARD BARTON. Secretary.
Office of the Graefenberg Company,
No. so Broadway, New Ork, March, 1913.
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pRosPEcrUs---oUR COUNTRY.

A TRINEEKLY PAPER, in English and Spanish, de-
n voted to politics, literature ami general Intelligence.
iyfesss Aienan Gomez, editors OF " LA PATRlA,"
having associated with them Dr. MaheMson, formerly ed
tor OF the Vera Cruz Genius OF Liberty will enlarge their
paper The OF the medium daily OF this and
pub ISL it weey for the present in English aad Spanish
sufficient number OF subscribers be obtained
justify them making the change.
This paper has already extensive circulation IN Mexico,
Central America and the West India Islands and
socIa political and commercial intercourse with those places
becoming daily OF more and importance the advan
ages that may the contemplated change need
comment for they cannot fail TO be at once recognized
and appreciated.
specimen number will be issued Sunday the 18th inst
which may be had gratis from the publishers, at No 81 Ex
change Alley the bookstores OF Messrs J. b. Steel TO-
ia Camp street I p White No 81 Canal street; and j. C.
Morgan No IL Exchange Place where lists open
and subscriptions respectfully solicited
stey~ Terms-$l0a year paid quarterly in advance.
New Orleans. ApnI 9. 1S4S. a0-tf
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Rates of Gold.

Rates OF Gold.
The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
CONS, as per Act of Congress Of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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Justices Courts for the City.

First Distriet-tofice No. 222 Tchoupitouas street +
Daniel Byrne, Justice: John S. Dunno, Clerk. John
Hoppe Constable r. F. Nugent, A Davega James Trea-
nor, John Speith Deputy Constabes.
Second Di.trict.-[Offce. No 65 Common stree]-tieo
Y. Bright, Justice. G. l.. Bright, Clerk r BeIeau Con
stable; Edward z. Kennedy, Z. German, VIM Horton, a.
kerkhan, Deputy Constables
Third District.-[Ofice st. Lons Alley, next to the
corner of Bienvie street &c. b. Beverly Justice Victor
sere Clerk J. P. Walden, Constable; n. b. Outlaw, L..
II. Sere, Deputy Consabes.
Fourth District-[Ofice No IS Condo street ALEX.
Derbes Justice Paul DIVORCES, Clerk Gustave Meynier,
Constable; A. Meyner, f. Generally Deputy ConSfabes
Fifth of Elysan Fields and We
tory streets. l-Alphonse Canonge Justice. r. ahonge'
Clerk Francis Niouney, Constable l.. E. Generelly, t.
Sorapuru h. Schexnayder, Deputy Constables
Port Oficers-Jos Swiler Harbor master LIST Mnnici-
patty; Francis Quarles do I'd do; q. Sheridan do Sd do
ID. StcknsF, Master Warden. -
J.Clark s. High, A. Capdevielle, Port Wardens.
Josiah Cole, F. Letebye G. Bouligny, A Lvaudas and
w Winburne, Aug. Bozant and A. McKeever, Repack-
ers and Inspectors of Beef and Pork.
Joseph Dubuc Insp Weights and Measures LIST Munic
u. Plauche do % DO; E: CleEmont, do; Sd do;
A. Prieur, E. Durriye, J. j. Wheny, 5. w Folk, r. a
Hardy s. G. Staples, We Turnbuli, c. L. Johnson, A: w
Green, A. Dupaner. Inspectors OF Tobacco N T. Hail.
Treasurer,
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N Y " ca
A GARD.
HOR THE RENEEIT or rrrr A


NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
j. ing the hazard which strangers run in
ing physicians for the of private diseases own m
utter disqualification those who profess cure snrR M
deem 1t to be nothing but OF kndues, ie
unioFtnnatey afflicted well sheer justice TO DR. WITT
EN No 50 CnStomAcaSc street, to state that in the w.
1916 was sorey afflicted with syphilis lis worst AMI yea
appalling form and Tor several months together was Gt
the best regular medical practice could obtain in New m
leans, without being al all benelittedndeed rev VI
At length heard OF Dr. Muens great repnation "Ipse
piled TO him. and tony great joy, in three weeks he a;
TO perfect health Subscribed New Orleans Ian Sq
my16 I'm SAMUEL ROBRFR 4 ,sSs4.
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KEY 10 oLLENpoRFF,s SPANISH GRAMMAR

TUST published No IA Camp street. Key TO the Exer
- cises of Oilendorifs method OF learning to read,
write and speak the Spanish language, arranged on new
par and particularly intended for the oil persons VINO
wish to be their teachers-by NJ. Velanquez and L.
Smonne Professors OF Spanish and French languages
Also
OIlendorfs Spanish celebrated Grammar; ,y
Oeudorf French Grammar with Exercises and Key;
OIIend0ri 5 new German Grammar with Exercises and a
Key:
sOllendorfs Italian Grammar, with Exercises and
Key;
De Fiyas Elementary French Reader
Rowans Modern French Reader;
Colot's New French Reader;
Suenne's French Pronouncing Dictionary;
Spragues History OF the Florida War;
Chapman's improved American kle, or Instructions to
Young Marksmen;
Ianeton PaTsonage-A 'fae-second part
ArnoId's First and Second Latin Book;
Latin Prose Composition;
Greek Prose Composition
First Greek Book;
Greek Reading Book;
Cornelius Nepos
Just and for safe the New Orleans Statoners'
Warehouse. (my15 81 j. b. STEEL. IA Camp ST.
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The medicines issued by the Graelenherg Company con
st of Series prefminenty adapted to the diseases for whc
they respectively recommended Great dsrepute has al
tached the Patent Medicine business by clamln
nRtoersaL powers for sng given medicine II IS not ont
idle but mpudent to aun such doctrine in the face OF al
intelligent community. 1t contrary to the first pnc
piles OF
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ERENCH PRUNUUNCINE DICTIONARY.
YEyHE STANDARD PRONOUCING DICTIONARY
(Suenne') OF the French and English languages, in
two parts PAT French and English; Part II, English
and French. The first part compehending words
terms connected with cinee, terms belonging to
the fine arts, 1900 historical names, 1900
IL 600 terms late published with the pronunciation of every
word according to the French Academy and the most
nent photographers and Grammarians together with $50
critical remarks in which the methods of pronounc
ing employed by different authors Investigated and com
pared with each other The second part containing cop
Vocabulary of English words and expressions, with the
pronunciation according to Walker The whole preceded
citation By Gabriel Surenne, F. A s E., French Teacher
III Edinburgh Corresponding member OF the rench tram
NAUTICAL Society OF Paris, hecturer Military History IN the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, and author OF several
works on Education.
Also, REIDS DICTIONARY of the English language,
containing the Pronunciation, Etymoogy and Explanation
OF all words authorised by encent writer's e,...-.,
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans staone
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous,
mh5 ~ '0' J. B. STEEL. IL Camp ST.
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CAUTION.
Owing to the great and immense sale of Dr. Town
send SaTsaparla, number OF who formerly
Agents. have commenced making Sarsaparlla Extracts,
Exirs Bitte Extracts of Yellow Dock. They gene
rally put in the shaped bottles and of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they only
worthless limitations. and should be avoided
Prncpal Office. TO Fulton street sun Building, New
York Redng * Co State street, Boston Dyott Sons,
l32 North Second street Philadelphia 5 Hance. Drug
gist BALTIMORE NJ Cohen Charleston South Pearl
hibany; Nee, MeGraw Natchez-and by all the principal
States, West Indies and the Canalas
~ j. WRIGHT, Isl Charttes street.
apE on ,ISald Agent, New Orleans
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This exactof Sarsapanla has been expressly prepared in
reference female complaints No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The turn
OF life, should to take certain preventive
for of the horrible diseases to which females
subject this of life. This period may be delayed
for several by using this medicine less valua
Bile for those who approaching wOmanhood as It Is cal
cuaed nature by quckenng the blood and nyigor
atng the system. Indeed this medicine Invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
by removing the impurities of the body, not far smua
produce subsequent relaxation which the of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this medicine, many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH.
Below is an account of another child saved DIR. Town
sends Sarsapara has saved the lives OF thousands OF chill
dren The following certificates selected from great
number received this week.
NEW YORK, April /, 1847.
DR.. I6pnsend-Dear Sir: One of my children very
sick with Canker the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility. 1t dying. obtained some OF
excellent medicine and cured directly for which assure
you feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER n Desbrosses st.
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pHEUM AT!SM

This is only one of than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsends sarsapnrla has cured
The most and chronic are weekly eradicated ny
lanes Cummings ESD one of the assistants in the Luna,
tic Asylum BackweIs Island the gentleman spoken OF
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NEW 7 DIRK, ApfII 20, Io4I;,
DR. Tozcusepd-I verify believe that your SagapaIlla
has been the means through Providence OF saving my HE
have for several had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse At last raised large 90 nties OF blood, had
night sweats and greatly debitated and reduced and
did not expect live have only used your Saaparla
in me- am now able walk all over the city u raise no
blood and my cough has left me- You can well imagine
Thai am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant
~ VIM RUSSELL, % Catherine ST.
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BLACKWELL 5
DR.. T0wnsead-Dear Sir: |
nine years with the Rheumatism
| could not eat, sleep or walk: |
pains, and my limbs were terribly
bottles OF your sarsaparllla, and
than one thousand doilars' worth Q
ter-indeed, am entirely relieved
this for the benefit OF the afflicted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-11-16

lie, SO entirely has it been anticipated, from
the date of the rebellion itself, not to say
earlier. For one reason or another, no one
was prepared to see Smith O'Brien diving
the death of malefactor. The scaf1old was
either too ignominious, too dignifed, or too
grave, for SO silly and contemplate an often
der. What the actual punishment will be, is
another question, and one which admits Of
more consideration. Among those consid-
eralions ideas of fitness come in, and every
body feels that wholesome discipline at Ber-
muda. or some other safe retirement, would
suit Mr.. Meagher's complaint much better
than the gallows-- Times.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-11-16
MARYLAND STATE DEBT.

t The Western Continent, in the course of
some interesting remarks ON the financial
condition of Maryland, and her various reve-
nue laws, makes the following gratifying
statement:
The practical result of these laws has
more than realized the expectation of their
trainers, and the critical point of the 1st Oc-
tober, lS4S, has been triumphan,ly passed,
and the future is clear from any speck or
doubt. After paying the State expenses Of
the quarter, the quarlerly interest due on the
currency debt, the annual interest on defer
red stock or funded arrears, and providing
also for the semi-annuaI interest on sterling
bonds due in London on the first of January
next, we understand that there remains in
The treasury a balance of about one hundred
and ninety Mousend dollars. This is beyond
the expectation of the most sauguine The
receipts from the lst Of January are general
ly very large, and the payments due on the
last named day are very small so that we
may predict with confidence, that the BAL
ance on the LIST of the coming year will ex-
coed three hundred thousand dolars.-In
congralulaling our citizens on these auspi-
cious facts, it would be unbecoming to omit
the acknowledgement that it is due to our
late governor for the boldness and energy
so successfully displayed by him in his ef-
forts to restore the credit of the State, and
to our present governor. for his decision in
the execution of the Tax-Iaws, and for his:
watchful superintendent over the officers
charged with the collection Of the revenue.
In regard to the present year alone, was
there any danger of deficiency, and the reve-
nue. of 1S47 and lS4S from permsnen.
sources is such as TO give assurance, lha',
with our present taxes, we shall have an an
nual surplus Of more than 100000, con-
stantly increasing to be applied hereafter, in
addition TO the regular sinking fund, to the
extinction of the principal Of the Stale debt,
and this wilhou, making any allowances for
the further increased productiveness of our
works of Internal improvement. As re-
ward for their extraordinary exertims and
sacrifices, made to discharge the obligations
of the State, the people have the satisfaction
of feeling that the honor of Maryland has
been entirely redeemed, and of knowing that
before great many years, most of the debt
will be extinguished, while the wealth and
prosperity of the community is continually
on the increase.