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GENERAL yapor BathAdopted unanimously by Congress,
" through the recommendations OF United
States nrno and other eminent hy-cnn' per ses,monis's
The fixed portable position
favorable deblated,
heat The applications aiding epidemic
andotc, United States
and else hcrs efficient in diseases called necurs
matte the Of the operations
stsuta bath st used In Turkey lately
sssdsd found
furnished safey ey~duaed
machine,
Applied CITY Hail, hr hoor, fconvvnient
Sept s-codn BOYD REILLY.
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A..l.,.nt Tcach.r Wanted Imlne diateIy.

+. Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
tCLE Principal Wanenton IN ca Male Academy wishes u
teacher teach
Engi lower mathematics lie must
man, habits and good moral character
All applications be made Immediately and by letter, paid
the Principal.
l9--du
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JOHn ~. M.CALt.A.

0s~svsi agent al WasAtnxfsn City. II q. n ,s..4
~ attended IN. 1879 MI :
He possession N ui,a,n The cams
NE sdss, n shs u ISIS Congress-
AnA uessv hss services II othsy -'
Q9esrs' accounts prosecuted
WAsspsrcs, sspssnbsr %, lssoy--ly
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street,
THE place for obtaining all liquors. Ac good
cheap Of the
pSs e. and has he
Of Offering Of The best w".. and e, ever
Duff Gordon Cos her'r emhI acng delicate pss at very
s.lon s,d delicate A"sna'.ao casks e s
up in Europe, which he challenges As equal any
The and Amonuado -herss are peculiarly adapted
convaecen they strengthen without stimulating and have
Porr wines. principally specially selected
mer, the Of "Borme,er opoo and imported d.
fruy delies,e and been highly
| ali Ports and red pamed Oh such
they are 81 o In n snn ssas ~
| delicate white 'Pou and MsImsey Port.
s. h s r" Of the bowels
Indies ser.ia &e, dausht and bottles,
As TO sparkling subscriber known
the Meet extra champagne and the splendid sparkling Mo.ee i'm
OF the inferior wines nown the market, which
champagne qualities,
retail wholesale In the article Of caer
me finest from the loves. price, BY the
OF Sasa"ds wss he large stock and eao .s.u.
that he them from his vaults good bottle Of Bur
sna,erne AWAY. hand in bottles
Ms.s Dnnard Jordan eoSeas are extensive number
OF s
.,ost, I'D o,lso q Guard Dupuy Co.
bids. and "Dubouehe 1884, in hhd consignment which win
Also Irish Scotch and MononsaheIa whhy J.sie. Spirits
preserving brandy and all other and liquors. including all Of
s", so" assorted es a0A""
goods OF Philadelphia freight
paid oders viii be promptly erscu'sd sent by nail or tsie
graph saar... JACOB ssrpER,r, F
Cheap Wine Store 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Jshn X. Martin.
General Agent for Cia'm~~ts,
once (for the prssen) No. Law Budnss, Richmond, Va
state 81 vgns The United States, any departments
arising isla. or The Ms.c.n war,
ysa prosecution
Al.i,.r paid addressed him.
washington city, win receive immediate attention
hsm and r. n. r Hss,sf United states
s.r;s S" r "a; , ss.%o1 ms.ss hg. u A,.
Etmuad.cn, r. McAsaien, Hoasa ofn.wssens.s,ves
Hon John Mason, Hon John NJ Bots, and lanes Lyons,
n Hosb., Postmaster General. and Thom,.
Richie Ws~'.ns,"n City s.a1 .t a.fttf' n
oct5-d2wAw3m LII Ell I.- -
+. #.. ii ArroRrsv COUNSELLOR LAw
Il Once on ?. near The corner Of l4,h street,
IlANCING Ac.dsmy--,Eir.t Cour.@.r-Mr r. RL...y n..
me S"""; q 2 the citizen. and George
Tae.asy oc.e.r ash % r.nnsyvsn1,
syssus sppc.,.. WJ,sa,. hotel :. 49,
asy. mcaaays saa PSay. "''''y' ana sA'''
Vets-dn ~ ttfi z Er9..p 20 81 nnf lfs1 lhHa1g (,
ID n. MODE CO., whoIssals and R1essI r,..,~-- -
...n and .c,s r" m''s'a
rS"nsyvana avenue, between 7sh and Streets
Ass ae-a 49, .ttfg tles S ep.eIsy ~ ~ y =
HsKFv-oSs a~ssr>hs. sst~as% Is, tr4 raosy hour
ls9ns par" slis rY sAd sashs fof sais
. ONE. an. sces J.ess~s'Ran. p.sr' sv.nu..
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sgr aa (Fcv~er pnvtrsv Of j. n. Dor, esq)
,ENERAL AGENT for prosecution befo' tsp
~ cveiu~s ~ the depapsen4 p~nron land wsua"c
fesr OF lost properly III
.sys post paid, addressed " Patton Washington city
feceiv~ issB~diss~ attentions. aEl t4W Mt Vow
NkNOx W A1kkH ~~Ifi prs-sis- law In the snp ,o,
aEYSIi ns' Unssd a'Nses. asd ptshS 10 she pr"'S
ttesNhA tAfhs The Addr.ss Wasbn-tor w. V
Ih-u
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United states Patent once.

DECEMBER TO- 1850.
IN petition Edison Fesaendea, Of the and
properly William Cromptou unstc Of Hartford, Connects
cut ae Of Taunton, Maasacasels for the extension OF patent
In looms,
years patent, which place
o 25h day of November, la5l-- ##4s -4t
be heard Patent Office
Monday the Oath day Of march, sa IL o'clock M and all
appear they why
said petition ought not be granted. .N-g lU 49,.
opposing required to file the Patest
obecons specifically firth writing Al least
the An testimony filed BY either
said hearing be taken and transmitted
codance with the of The ofics which will be furnished
plication sssa-a.es.4..-
Ordered, that notice be published In the Republic In
tegeace and Union Washington, D. e Tribune, New York
Duly Bee Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island
and Cnunnt Hartford Connecticut aweck for three
sve weeks previous the Gath day Of March nHx - a ~
THOS. EWBANK,
sEE4.t Z grFF Commissioner Of Patents
r. s. Editors above will and send their
bills to the Patent Office with contaiping this notice.
na,l -1.uu1uu
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Il r.3}fid Do~wty Land and other business
JUILLIAM TLNN os his services business with
The esceuiv~ AspnevN s~d OnSgrsss An agent He
moderate address Ws'tam Flina, wsshingtoa d. G..
- 'e''; ~ gr6 ssia 5uH7l fi M Hass1 ~ u o.
cterk m 66Acs ma Second
Comptroller ~ this vv.~ HIS resisAes f~sss<wns
Will h services
70 ali who ms, rwpor him at the 'sai efyssn@sst sIs
Jan So~sa FL utH4 ~ q ".s II LAtt ss<onS compRtsfs
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

THIS spacious 6niahed in ,hs best modem ~
nfronu south about thytwo feet, running back nuAN
back budnes hundred and atty feet Everything nc
has been provided fer the accommodation and comfort
family To gentleman holding pubhc cce IN Wsshnksss ~
ofe the following IN wit perfect beathiass
uaton short and pleasant drive from cry 10 city, much
cheaper living, and very best society
ers credit viii be given but rented the rent will BE- moe
Immediate possession be had For farhsr psrstcuhr ~
CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
Dec Iq--lsvu Alerandna
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y DECEMBER ~, 1850.
IN the petition Of W Whittier, Concord New Hampshire,
praying for the extension ~ patent granted to him the h
the expiration Of patent which takes place tho 30h
o May, lS5l-- ,tTokghIf&iH 4ia5A
ordered petition heard Patent Office,
Monday the 18th day OF March, a5l u O'clock and all
notified appear show why
said petition ought be granted ~ c is'sI NIEaeta
Crdered notice be Published Republic,
ligencer Union, Washington, Tribune,
Providence Jouna Provdencs r. Daily Bee, Boston, Massa
~ H.,
weeks previous the said 18th OF March
TfOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
Editors Of the papers will aud send their
bills to the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice
2s-Iaw3w
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AGENCY. Washtrgton.-The undersigned, late Of ny
II specttoo branch az the Poet Once Department. cf.s ~
u mail generally Of the
section particularly with The that his removal M
do~e not initiate the for many s" L
tanned IN the department honesty, capacity, snd hdenv
refers his associates In once of parties, with hen "
consent, him therein. VI =, a
All orders attend n busn~ss every nature At inc
Tux NNl4 'thk GIt -f@ JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July +--dn> r "a late on Post OlRcs Dvparm'S'
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WIN. -. q. ShON aa#si. 81 t.ss
Atfor~sy ard Oox.seiis~ at Ja~, #.#. .aHu
sa.# ea.- ~ wasftpssen Cty, b. g.. s't.a-- 81 ~
rracises the OF the District Of
stNs swd @ csrcsuch tisfms svcry
description including those for IasA s"dsr
lately passed. Office In tbs City Hall
1 3-u F@-a#
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Now York Lie Insurance Company,
Ofise, No. Us Waa street, NeW York.

MokkIs FRAk president
SPksoER b. BKsKDICr, president
PLIsY FRKEaAk, actuary. .."M....
principle,
principle proportion OF the amount
the hands OF greatly
extended business and profits and conferred lis benehta at the
eastp possible aud outlay TO insurers.
Insurance granted to persons visiting California
agency the following olice;
Nj. d. medical examiner, Of and ID
Washington, agent Apollo Hall, Peansylvania
opposite r /. June 2-u
EDMUND II. WILSON, Attorney ut Law, vtn practise
Il ia the OF Washington COLLECTIONS and claims before the
will prompt attention. Also
ancng adjoining counties of Virginia will
duly Office Louisiana doors above
Copps Pavilion l7-df1
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General Agency and Law Once Washington,
DE sELDINC h WYLIE,


THE AMERICAN Live Stock Insurance Com pany.-
Nincebne-, Indiana. Charter
Capital $50 600 Stockholders Individually liable.
For the Of mules bulls
description, the combined Of
dents disease also,
transported South. Losses paid
DectorsJoseph c. Bowman counsellor; Ferdinand
merchants Captain ranc Mass merchant; George D. Hay,
chant, Hon. Thomas Bishop, buder John Wise,
bank Director Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abper T. His State Vinccnpos
fsrmer, bank director and auditor Of Knox county.
Joseph q. r. shui.n Whitney,
VIM Burtch president branch
OF The STATE Bank of Indiana.
j. L. NELSON, AGENT Pennylvans l4tb
18th streets, Washington City. rs.l- ae. eas
Sept T-dly
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United states Patent Once,

United states Patent Once,
FHsauARy -, 1851.
praying III. extension patent granted
9TH day OF Juy, 1877 pressing
all kinds Of woolen and goods and all kinds
seven years from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
IL ordered that the
Monday the 2d day OF June " O'clock and all persons
are notified TO appear aud show they have why said
Persons required file
once their objections specifically forth writing
before the day ofheang An filed
In accordance with the rules Of the ONCE, which will be furnished
application.
Ordered aso published Rep.bic Intel,
Washington ID.
Massachusetts; Journal Rhode Island TTiban-
York and CourHnt Hartford Connecticut,
successive weeks previous to the 2M day Of June
THO5. EWBAkK,
Commissioner OF Psten6.
r. Editors papers will please copy their
bi to the P",.n, Once, with containing Ibis notice
Feb 23-law3w a...E a74| NHet@a1r..T EEE@a
nssOLUTION ofcop The arm heretofore ..i,,
ing under the Of Dyer Brother Is BY mutual
dissolved. Mr. " Dyer viii
Of the OF the ha,
~ Robert W. deceaed,
IL respectfully r.qsested. EDWARD q. DYER,
WAsnwaros, September ~, 1870
90 Coparsnershsp NOTES.-The undersigned have FORMED
copsrfnship under McS;uir, and
will continue the general auction and m,
OF Dyer bne corner Of ION street and pean,yvana
Thsy respectfully coe,rssrcs II IN, ~
slowed upon the late nm, and pledge thsnelvs-
Dyer AMcr prepared 10 make advance. anon a, CON
Ia 80 y .a yfqnoa 876ia s1f ~ EDwARD O. DYER
-. r. f.W -HNHgt -L Ell. III u. C. Mcguire. s9T'
WA.sreIor, september -, 1850, .atus tqrI ss
sept. 0T-du FE# ..f
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size No. J. Body long inches circumference
Ends or bottoms Of .ze No., iaby "A inches
Do do No. Z, II by - do. ...aH ,
Do do do No. 3, 10 BY ~ do st
The be made OF good and subsia
bag well tanned weighing not less than ounces % inc
eted, u be odonea neiher chafe horse nor rider
The horse mail bags are 70 be made OF inc same "
rabric as the pouches above described. sl .-
gI., DROP LETTER POUCHES, lwIrn rooKxr.) 81.
length and % inches IN circumference
Ia the construction OF any OF me
mail bags IN the materials thereof Will be re-
price win be considered in determining
The aud best bidder -
Boston, ma..aehuset New YORK ane nunno'
phiIadcpia and Ptsburg, Pennsylvania bamoTe
Ma'aa soiss as ve Alabama New Srsaa Louisiana
Nashville Tennessee Louisville kentucky ncinna' ONO 81
LOUIS Missouri such proportions and at ,ueh time. as Tue depart
which shall be inferior IN any respect the spc
cmens standard bags
No proposal considered accompanied with SAMPLES
article bid showing The constructions quality 81 materials
proposed and also with evidence OF h compe
Ind ability The bidder to execute the WORK according 10 con
The department before the
April and WILL in conneXioA with the proposals.
will be required give bond with
certified by the postmaster u the place
reside IN OF money double the amount
contract faithful performance Of the obligations entered
into
bags above described o sizes Nos
should be made TO and
mouth and the bottom OF each bag
Information of bddesi reference to the number OF n
which will probably be required the NUMBER kinds and sizes
manufactured tor the use Of the department during e
July i4s the oot june 1885, given A. follows
j, sas No. 76 No 77 No and DO Me- Poueae'
Sos ., and 274 No. com,ron ea'.pas bags ). .
The proposal. should Be .aaonsd for Mol Sas'"
lice N X HALL, General.
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In Usnsorinm''
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II AND rela~dy composed sasey ef yssets
l Aiueral subace
Dining calsTe strengthening powers wns original
Or. Aat, celebrated
ao OF the abdominal diahsra
dysene bilious complaints dspep.a and all other disorders Of
Il liver, hc.
knowing experience the kindly
attacked by prevailing fal scouge, and
all who BIZ It's insidou.
symptoms. fs.rE fl5. T. AZ Il. 4
To be had wholesale retail Causi Music Saloon Penn
llt principal
Washington ind Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full many
accompany liberal
discount dealers Orders from Of the United States
attended All be paid
Aug. a--lAwu SAMUEL. CARUSl D. Co.
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WILL attend the Of elaine before Conss'' ~
w departusspn OF The severn want 6
Once and dwelling street, boswsen oh and 10Th srss~.
flct 2--tf
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CERvANTM.-yvAnted.a unale ssrv.nt and q
y work Of small family. Meme Will "a sMrs
bring good Recommendations Inquire the onts
Nov 9t-inf sE .E4s z4zM I frl4 E.k CTS X
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vi the made
weighing Nos and not less
onae oat skirfing leather well
secured win the best
ironri well timed.
AS % water pouches now la use for Tie aii
service.
HORSE MAI. BAGS, Us sAppLgBA os sosaD
Sig. No and ~ inches IN circumference
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IOHN ~. McCALLA. late Hsoond AUDITOR Of the Tres
offers his In the N ci1s the gwen
before Congess, the Departments, in the settlement
military accounts, and assncy S0stness GENERALLY. ~
letter. addresssdto him business should paid u"
ace 10 al the conner o osh and Lcusana avenue.
WAsurreros CRY. Apnl2b- ..w
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MO0E1 L. IkOTT,
ArroRnKY AND coUssKIaoa Ar Law,
Saw Frawcisco, Caiiforrid. -ts-.-.gf9
Rxynnsxors Hon r. w fRk~, NJ o. Alabama John ~
ESQ, MOBILE Alabana; MessEu. Rhodes WheN, Cos N
leans, Louisiana Henry Clark, Tarbero Norh
Hon VIM Gwin, ~ c., California; Benz X. True, Nes -
city p Hescy, bostoa, Massac A. r. Hatch
Portsmouth. New Hampshire. - My7-"sv
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0UT OF -MoIsrer plays, In French and Ensbsh,
" teafygyna1 10 vuaumes, second hxnd ~ -. II
I'M Ncuvsii Hsoss q Rousseau, translated into Eash.
sosktAss sscoud hand z f 4. y. ~. ~ ~, Ii
Lstsrs Of Madame de- aevGpe the fu' edition translated into
Enfsh, complete In 9 volumes, secondhand
HwyT fsners English voiurncs second hand
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Gsn ~ nsmcss a tsess ~ Mics Rs~asy o vssnes
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IN ns.her, pe Ia VIOLA, sreoua hand
NV second hand aasMssn
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Fssi5 4-4s-4--s FRANCK TAYLOR
ii 1At -
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f0Qtnkvs a no lFtT TAYLOR MAuAt,
u - tQtait4lu4 "V-'''s "s~s ssn NTssh
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llANCANd AcadsmyFssr CoWrSe.r-rMr, r. r. hse
the honor announce 70 the citizens Of eorve
town ss MS n cnnr OF dancing lessons fr com
Tnssssy ocs:e 2st at his residence
syepus, opposite WiIAyd's hotel. II l.1- -, '''-'''
ys o. tdon Washington Tuesday, Thursdays. and ss,u,-
dsys 0e"vResowH Mondays aaA PtiAsys. WITTY -''8N
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Obituary.

Died. on the 9th Of February last, Capt
JAMES McDcNAL", of Fayette co., Ohio, in the
74th year Of his age. Although born and raised
in humble life, and subject to many Of the fol.
bles Of the times in which he lived, his exam
Pile, in many respects was worthy Of imitation
In the 18th year Of his age, he Joined Gen
Wayn's army in Capt. fphraim Kibby's COM
pany Of Spies, this was an arduous and dam
gerous situation alwaysin in frontof the army,
10 notice ambuscade, or the approach Of the
enemy. This service was performed with
promptness by the daring spirits commanded by
Capt. kibby. He was engaged in the Battle Of
the Fallen Timbers on the banks of the Maui
NEE, in 1894. He returned from the army,
and in the fall Of the year 1885, married,
came to the Scioto, and settled about eight
miles from ITS mouth, and built the first log
cabin ever raised in Scioto Valley.
In the war Of lNl2, he was in three expedi-
tions The first he was Brigade Quarter
master under Gen. Menary, in 1913, which
was named the General call; the second he
served as a private under Cen. liarrison;
third and lastly he served under the command
Of Col Trimble, late Governor Of Ohio. He
was Capt. in the Militia and frequently .
Justice Of Peace, and member Of the Assem-
bly.-But he now rests quiet, from his labor
and leaves vast number of friends and rela-
tions 10 mourn his loss.-Scioto Gazette.
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lARNIR' \ NOVRL,

ON SECOND STREET, BETWEEN MARKET AND COURT,
Portsmouth, o.
IVENHE subscriber begs leave to inform ,be
Il public tina; he has leased this house for term
years, and has made many new arrangements
nnd additions, all for the better, and PROPOSES
making further changes for the conve nience
and comfort ofhs guests as fast as their wants
may demand. He iS detirmned iha his house
shall not be excelled in the Inducements il Of
ieis TO lavelers, farmers and those wishing 10
S9lourn Tor a time in the city. The Table, The
Onanpers, me Bar, and the Stablng shall al
waysbe well supplied and well attended io.
ms combined with strict attention 10 business
ana the low prices at which he enier,ains his
guests must prove satisfactory to those who
study comfort and economy,
WIN these advantages and inducements he
earnestly solicits share of public patronage
March 3 ls5l7-4Sm6w .BJ. MYERS
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THE IN D IRER
Thur.day, March, Is. 1851.
New Treaty.

A treaty with Switzerland, negotiated b.
n Mann;--one with Portugal, which coul
try agrees topay certain sum and leave the
disputed portion Of our claims to be settled
by arbitrators;-one with Mexico, which
country offers to permit the Tehuentepec
Railroad to be constructed and appropriates
seven leagues of land on each side Of the
proposed line for the purpose, it also extends
to American citizens equal privileges with
Mexicans-were reported upon by the COM
mittee of Foreign Affairs, and unanimously
recommended to the Senate.
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Partition Notice.

NToSES MCCALL, Martha Mccall, David
slN Mccall, John Mccall, Rachel Mccall,
Louisa Mccall, Emily Mccall, Peruna Jane
Mccall, and Jesse Williams Guardians Of SO
many Of them as are infants, are notified that
Henry Mccall has filed his Petition and a
mended supplemental petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas, for Scioto county Ohio, in
which he claims to own in fee simple, six un-
divided fourteenth parts Of the Real Estate in
said county, whereof Daviu Mccall, late Of
said county, died seized, and which in the same
are particularly described, and that he demands
partition thereof. And that at the next term
Of said Court, an order for partition will be
asked of said court. G. o. TRACY, .4.
March 3, l95l.-48t6 Atty for Petr.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-17
TTOm Xucatap,

Late advices state that the authorities o
Yucatan had given up the government t.
the British. A battle had been fought be-
tween the forces of San Salvador and Guate-
mala, in which the former came of victorious.
Yucatan was in most deplorable condition.
The war between the whites and Indians
was stiH carried on, but the whites were
short Of means and could not successfully
operate.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-17
Washington Items.

Congress failed to make any appropriation
for the printing Of the Census returns, and
they will therefore be two years old when
they are printed for circulation.
A bill passed Congress authorizing the ap-
pointment or four travelling appraisers and
that the value Of goods be taken as from
the time and place of expectation. The sal.
ary is $4,000 and travelling expenses.