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Spanish DesP6tism IN Cuba.
w. O. Bryant, the senior Of the New,
York Post, has been in Cuba, writing Of the
oppression which is practiced By the home
GotekhmeAt upon the Inhabitants Of The tEv-
'ef faithful ISLE" The editor of the Detfoit
Free Press c0hffms Mr. BIS statements in
the following \ u I ss.a az
eve met Mr., Bryant in CQba and know
how well he understandable affairs of mat
sconntry. Thegenerl facts be states are sum
6cient 10 astound any man. A white popn-
Hation not third larger than Mlslligan Pays I,
an annual tax twenty -four mlilions q \ aoi-
lars, This is Of itself enough 70 put. man !,
kind upon inquiry. II is generally supposed ,.
that the Cubans (the natlves) are a NOT inteliI-
gent-that old Spanlards are the producers
This is great error. The Creoles are the
yproducers. and the payers of'taxes.. They
are under close Surveillance, and, not hav-
insSany syoiee III the government, are not
permitted TO 60 from one estate to another
without passport. Taxed not ten per cent.
only, as Mr.. Bryant says, but really more
than half their productions; taxed in gross
and in detail taxed aboht three hundred
IA bs,,t;sy, and from three bundred n three
ssho.saiJ lin, H. ao;no ont of M world,--is ita
,uonde, that 3hey should sol,irm Tbey are
,.ataIis dan,;vsd &c all semhlanoe Of personal
yiah,s TX ;s q hiph crime for three or more
men to petitiop the government. All weap-
ons of defence are prohibited. Their cole.
ges have been abolished, their schools discour-
aged and prevented. They are taxed IN gross
len ner cent for keeping the hogs, the cattle,
and The poultry oil their farms, and grain near
fifty per cent. more when they send these
things TO market. Ice is government mo-
nopoiy. and costs six cents per pound. The
very fish which are caught in great abun-
dance "a the sea-. are nonopoIized, and cost
abe consumer thirty cents per pound. The
eight of marriage is purchased from the gov
.ernnent1 .Flonr is taxed nine dollars and
htv-five cents duties per barrel. One dol
lar and fifty cents tonnage duty is levied
ti,on vessels carving away produce; and this
sum is levied in other port charges, all of
which the producer pays. 4.
sat least thirty thousand officers are
supported, not one of whom is taken from
the people OF the country, All are sent to
them to govern them and eat out their sub
stance. These men are rulers with fallpow-
or and with hostile feelings. There are no So
cial relations existing between Spain and the
COLONY. The parties hate each other with a
ieryent hatred They never iutermary.-
There are not ten men in Spain having any
otber,,i,tefest in Cuba than to retain her as
an object Of plunder-legally, Of course
We commend these facts to the editors OF
the BuffaIo Commercial Advertiser, who have
no sym oathies for the oppressed, andno con-
sideneei IN their ability to sustain stable
government. The intelligence and worth of
a neonle NAV be determined by their aggre-
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.NsAkE pleasure in announcing ihat they arc
u now receiving tteir frs. supply Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, which they offer 10
The trade ~ Cincinnati or Pittsburgh prices.
They will give per cent. for the privilege Of
duplicating any bill Of Dry Goods bought in
either place. They atterthemseiyes, thai, In
Poini oil sarietyand neatness oi style--a we'll
seleeted and general assortment, and low fig
ures--their preseDt stock will exceed any they
have ever offered to the trade. They would
invite particular attention 10 their stock Of
BrDwn aud Blcached Musns, which they have
bought Ut "head quarters" and paying no
profit to second hands, will be enabled to offer
them at Manufacturers. prices and carriage.
Their ssook consists in part as follows !:
|-l60;baiss 4, d.45-4 brown sheetings & shirtings
l0o0pieecs !, Al, "a, I'D, 84&ld-4 bl'ched do,
39O 90 Brown and Bleached Drills;e,s
30y0 DO British and American Prints; WI
300 DO Miners shirlngs and Mariners stripesi
800 do Ticks Of Fall Brands and prices;
$50 do Brown and Bleached Canton Flannels
420 do White, Red, Yellow and Green, do;
quo do Plaid Linseys [al prieesl iis> ~
5O do Cloaking Plads; @a IN ~H g7stl
100 do Blue, Grey, Mix'd and Blk Satinstts
60 do Plaid and striped do; ,s
/ 200 90 All Wool Tweeds lall colorsl
60 DO Kentucky Jeans; gt3s, n
70 90 Black Doeskin and Fancy CGsimeres
80 do do and Brown French cloths;
25 do Blue and Black American do.
GU do Blk, Blue and Drab, Fell and Pilo
cloth flor over coats;
Blankets of every grade and price;
75pieces French 4 German Merinoes Of every
color and price ~ ~ safeAa j..
40 do Coberg cloths,of every color& price
$50 do Black and Faney Alpacas; Al
4 800 de Plain & figured Mouslln de LANES, o.
| every design; ~.
go do English aud French Casbmeres, [some
very rich
300 do Eng & French, Lancaster and M N.
chester GiDghams. With Silk and Cottor
Handkerchiels; Blue and Mode Colored, En-
bfodered, Bay State, Long, Blanketand Hone,
Comb Shawls, Irish Linens, Table CLOTH
and Diapers White, Goods Of every descrip
tion, Laces and Edgings, Hosiery, Gloves, sus
penders,--in fact a complete stock Of Smal
Ware aud Notions. Everthipg 10 make up al
assortment may be found in cur stock.
We have on hand 100 Crates Of ASSORTED
Queensware, which we will sell at the lmpof
ters' prices and low as any City In the Uni
tedStates. Among them are hall. Crates o
common ware alone. eysG .a.h6
August 90, 1851. .ls3
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Saddlers' Trimmings,

TNANcY coLoRED, Ena uAeled and Pr
il tent heather, Fancy Morocco Skins, Self
Adidsting Trees. Jspaned, Brass and Silver
Mounted Brddle Bits, Stirrups, Buckets,
Straining and Girth Webb, Sewing Thread
ano Silk, Riding and Carriage Whips, togeth-
ers@tb everything esse belonging 10 the trade,
making more complete assortment than was
ever offered before in this market. s..s .,e..
A SO--SaddIers' Tools Of all kinds. I,
May l5. .s T. n. DAyEY.
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a lhDEsrkpESr FIRE C6nPlNY No. 2. This is
the name Of new a Company just forming. and
from the success which has attendeditso far,
we have not the least doubt that our infant city
will be blessed with another excellent Company
| in 4 short time The liberality Of our citizens
in contributing the means for purchasing the
tengipe Is worthy Of all praise A more gener-
Gus aid could hardly Be expected from com
muniW Of double the wealth Of. this. Yester-
day morning the subscriptions amounted to over
| five hundred dollars, the idea of forming the
Company having entered the heads Of two Or
three Of our senterprising citizens only the day
before. 1t is confidently hoped tbatsuficient
means viii eraised, the engine purchased and
the, Company organized within ten days.
CoUSTERFEITINo AND HoRsE STEALINc.<-We
| received, the other day, an anonymous letter
from Old Town, Carter county, KY, stating
thattwo young men bad been arrested attha!
place. for counterfeiting and horse steaIing--
Some twenty dollars in spurious money were
obtained from them, and the horse, a fine grey
stallion, which they say,they purchased in Per
ny county Ohio, for Sl75, their rIawyer took fol
his fee: some lameness in the warrant. our
informant states, procured their freedom. We
publish this, hoping the owner Of the horse may
hear of his whereabouts and recover him. =
Here we would say TO our correspondent, that
1T will greatly add to our respect for him, il
hereafter he willprepay lie postage on his let
ters ndSign his real name to his communica-
tions. .r
1--WE notice that Messrs y. Lodwick &
Sons, are receiving a few light goods and fancy
articles, IN advance of their main purchase =
We perceive the selections are made with the
accustomed tasteof these gentlemen, and can
not fail to be just what is wanted-particular-
ly by the ladies'. We, notice among the assort-
ment several newsstyles aud in particular a
light and very neat stock just suited for the
present warm weather. @|S
FfSE, GRAPEs.--0ne of the finest parcels OF
grapes we ever saw was presented to u.s. day
before yesterday, by our little friend Mary Jane
Murray, being the product of an Isabella vine,
nearher father's house, 1t was a stem with
three large clusters growing within the space
Of three inches. Each cluster was full, nam-
befing upwards of fifty grapes, all perfectly
ripe and without any defective one. The
whole weighed eighteen ounces. We think
this is hard to beat, especially the present sea-
SON ~. ...t =. -, &c., i -,
D. Bishop left for the east, on Friday
morning for splendid stock Of clothing for his
new establishment Oh Front street. s,es
We hear of several new prospects for
building within the last few days. That's
h--Tbe canal is now open between here
and Chil'icothe. Boats. however, are compelled
to load and dunload at the Warehouse below the
tnnnth nf the Scioto 4. f.. 49, E r a
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THIS man Seward Is q horrible cieatures-
Something must be done He must be to-
tally abolished BY an act Of Congress.
g- e. Bl9 Express
We would not have Seward totallyabol-
ished byact Of Copgress. but we should Ger,
tainlf like 70 see Sewafdism totally abolish
|edbyact Of the people. Lou Jo.lr.
Then you don't like The wedding lately
co1summated between your friends Fillmore
and Seward. We'll, wait little while Ion
ger, and the people Willgtatify you.
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Total, IN lol7 3it}.. js5f si3l1

1t will beseen that South Carolina, a State
that has been remarkably gaseous and explo-
sive because the northern fanatics were coax
ing all their slaves to runaway, has lost
less number than any State in the Union, ex-
cepting Arkansas. ~. a5oaes ste a@I
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gTH COMPLIMENTS or THE EAST. The fol-
lowing extracts Of a lettersentto the proprie-
tor Of Cherry Psctotal, from Eli HAssAN the ru-
ling Pasha Of Trebizond, at Esroum, shows the
|peculiarities of Oriental courtesy: lag
To Dr.. J. @. Aver: the Chemist of rare learn
in, al Lotceii, in Massachasetts, and the Uni
ted N64fss VS. Gsg 8AfS aN'B %s@Rf
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An EMPLoYEE OF SPAIN in aNEw YoRk. =
We were tola yesterday BY q respectable
Spanish gentlemen who had lived some time
in Cuba, that the editor Of the Spanish paper
the Chronica lis paid BY thc'Spa fish Gov.
eminent TO edit that paper in this city, and
that the Government officers in Cuba are tax.
ed for It's support. 4 I sstss Ell y
!, sS'+.s si,s N. Y. Daybook.
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Con IS. aRrArI ronrrtn n

So. Ess.8 y 4 . tszss.s hhaye received your
slter Of aiiectionate loye,g with the present Of
caS,ce essence 10 Bottles, BY which your ex-
cenenh skill teaches to cure the affections Of
sAs me life Of one ofymy people is more dear
zone than cauieis and gold we shall pray for
you 40 our heart when they are raised up from
.ne tent Of sorrow BY this product Of your deep
learning and beautiful wisdom b ( ! = ~
For this gift Of love toyouf friend, so distant
over many seas, and for this rare invention III
your skill, may you be-placed IN slcb seats "
honor and dignity among the great in knowiedge
aswe should offer to YOU In our dominiuns. s )
Given in this Central City Of our power by
express command Of Nv K sa a Al
NESCHID Ell HASSAN PAsHA. si
EzRoUM, Jamad Awahi1265. Il aseIxefa
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whig Convention in Massachusetts.

SPRINeflELD, Sept. 10Th. The whig Con-
yention assembled here to-day, nominated
Hon. r, G. Winthrop for Governor and
George Grinnell for Lieutenant Governor.
Arseries of resolutions were adopted, fully
endorsing the national administration, and
lreaffrming the sentiments of the Legislature
of 1888, expressing unwavering attachment
to the Constitution, Union, and laws, and
Fundiminished confidence in Mr.. Webster
The vast majority Of the delegates are in ia
vorof Mr.. Webster for the Presidency.
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The Valley Honse.

The corner stone Of this magnificent Hotel
was laid at Chillicothe, on Monday last
with appropriate ceremonies, Hon. A. g.
Thurman delivering the address. >, 's~s
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To the Voters of SciOto County.
Thereby announce that am candidate for
the office Of Clerk Of the several Courts of
scioto county and, if elected will, to the best
of my ability, discharge the duties the place
Sept, 8, l85i-* GEO. w. FLANDERS.
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Portsmouth, o., August /, 1851.
Notice.

Notice. 49, MI
In Withdrawing from the above frm, (for the
Il parpose Of prosecuting exclusively our Pro-
duce and Manufacturing business. we take
great pleasure in recommending to our patrons
and friends, as our successor in the above busi
ness, our late partner, Mr.. Joseph W. Smith.
and solicit for him continuance Of the patron
age heretofore so literally extended 10 our late
firm, believing, with, his facilities and qualif-
cations he can well subserve the interests Of the
community. .tsa s... fs,s. AZ ~
~ JAMES W. DAVIS.
LUKE p. N. SMITH.
Portsmouth, O., August l., 1851.
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Notice of of-Dissolution.

YFNHE co partnership heretofore existing be-
il. tween JAMES w. DAVIS, LUKE P. N. SMITH,
and JosEPn W. SMITH, under the firm Of Davis,
Smith & Co., in the Commission, Forwarding
and Grocery business, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. t"s ca" ,a'.
Either of the parh ers are authorized to close
up the accounts of the firm. pE
rri si1, JAMES w. DAVIS. al
ts,..lsa y.sIe LUKE p. N. SMITH.
JOSEPH W.. SMITH.
portctYnuth n Anoucf 1871
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Freed and Escaped slaves. s,.'

The following table shows the number OF
fugitive and manummitted slaves from the
Southern States during the year ending June
lst, 1850. These statistics are compiled
| from the Official census tables.
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y Gs- Jamison, Of "consuelos notoriety,
is rin Cincinnati and wilLshortly appear al
The Olympic Theatre. ~ r i
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.COMtaining nO AIc ,hol.

The best and strong est certified medicine in
I the world for the cure Of Dyspepsia in all It's
forms--such as headaches, heartburn, habitual
costiveness, aeidily Of the stomach, loss Of ap.
petite, ,astbma,piles, ,incpient con sumption, de.
bllity arising from protracted levers, fever and
sgue, exposure TO heat or cold, cid age--and
dl-eases ari ing from imperfect digestion, or
deranged condition o. the stomach. II is also
an excellent remedy and not surpassed by any
medicine IN use, for females suffering uterine
or nervous arrangement = ~
Among the numerous and highly respectable
certificates, we refer 70 tho Following: ~
Prof. A. A. Hayes. M. d.. State Assayer.- Z
Fitzhepry Homer. Esq. Boston.l -
Hon. Myron Lawrence, -ES Prest. Mass. SEM
ate.
Hon. L. H. Arnold, formerly Coy. Of Rhode
Island, now Member Of Compress.
Hon. VIM Woodbridge. Sformeriy Gov. Of
Michigan, now us Senator. a an -sa1,f ~
.sHon. j. 4, Morehead. formerly Gov. of Ken.
lucky, now u. :. Senator. VI
Hsp, W. Simmons, y, s, Senator from
Rhode Island,
! Hon 3 Samuel !, S Phelps. u. S. sen,tor from
Hon. VIM. Upham, al a ~ si7S. 80 s,S
Hon; Solsmea Footc, Member n CeHxress
Hv.. IfrFDiont. W ~, rs 80 ,,,s, ~
Hon. II. D. Foster. Member OF Congress
ron Pennsylvania. t..l., 49,
Hon. N. L. Maftain, Delegate in Congress
from Wisconsin Territory. sgs "a
Gen: a, Q. Dodge, delegate i'm Congress
from Iowa,
| r. Z. Stowe, Esq, Clerk in the House Of
Representatives.
9, 6Trowbridge, Esq. Detroit Michigan.
Geo " Jones, Esq, Surveyor General, Du-
buQue, Iowa. "a fe s,ll6
Joseph HoSie, ESQ. No. 76 Wall street, N.
/ York, ,s na,i ~ ~.
Many other individualbdf me highest ron-
pectabiGty can be referred 70, who will con-
firm all that has beensaid ia favor Of This in
valuable medicine,
DR.. Geo. B. Green, Preprieior Windsor. VI.
Reed. Bates& & Austin, Wholesale Drugpists
No 26 Merchaut's Row, Boston, General
Agents.
| Price 81 por botte. six bottles for s5.
i CAUTION -z-Edeh bottle Of Tho Genuine
4 Vxygenated Bitters, win have tho outside
/ wrapper printed in English, French and Span-
lsn, with The signature Of Geo. B Gresn, Pro.
pretor upon, nhree sides, and in addition a
hneiy engraved label upon the Top Of the hottlS
with tho signature OF Reed, Bates a Austin.
Who are the sob, General Agents. and "A ,vhcT
all ordorsmust be addressed. .-for sale Nv q :
se aH J. L. MONEY! g. ca. :
Portsmonth Ohio. M \ "a g.,
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d. TIE New Custom House y cincin-
nnti is 70 be erected on the corner eis4th and
Vine streets. &. s ,.',sl
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TO the Creditors Of The Estate az ION.
aL Nelson, deceased.
4 shE insolvency of Che Estate oi ,aid rohn
N. y Ns'son. decd. having been foporIod 10
.ne W. court o. Vommon Ploas Of fScio,s county,
s"s s'. Psuou o. SIX months ffom lhe dais eiihis
notice, nre'allowed creditor "a i- ind
Psose ''''' tneir elaine asuinei saii Li1ie The
! e.vu',c,s o. said estate will artordnc'f btiae
an and prosc belosc lhS' lEatr1i17'sa fh.'r
claih's against pai1 cstst-. ,tiIlln sais perioa.
IACOn RAPP. Adin'f
Sept =, issi--det oi 4: Nslson, deed.
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IA IL % WDe

Cassimeres, Satinetts Tweeds, Flannels, Cau-
ton FIannels, Tickings. Brown and Beached
Shir!ings and Shcetings, Irish Linens, Hollands
linen & cotton Towling and table Diapers, Mos
quito Nets, barred Ggured'& plan Swiss; plain
and barred 4aconctis, Gumbrics. Muls, plaiu
and figured BobinGtts, Grapes, black and white
Laccs. lnserlings and Edgings, Bonnet Rib.
bops, Dress TIimmingsg Artificial Flowers
Silk and Cotton Illusions Ladies' and Gents
Silk and Linen. Kerchiefs, Hosiery and Gloves,
together with great many articles not enume-
rated-all Of which they will sell as, cheap, il
not cheaper, than similar goods can be pur
chased in any other House Yves, of the, Noun
tains. z - iNHi's sE'FtH S'i> se4 "NA
The Ladies are especially invited to call and
examine their large and splendid assortment Of
Dress Goods. They are constantly receiving
additional supplies from the Eastern Cities,
which will keep their stock complete, einbrac.
| ing the newest, most durable and fashionable
styles. srs Y. rl,s s ,..--
| Thew would saytfo all, come to the
| Cheapest Store, and examine for yourselves.
z They charge nothing fol. shosoing Goods.
Portsmouth, August7, iH5I--dw (,
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Dress SIZE and Satins.

| in grcut variety Bombazines, Mohair Lustre
Eplam and figured, {; cIiangeable aud water al
paecas, Coberg's Merinos, figured water print
ed and plain Delanes, plain ,changeable and
printed Cashmerss; Scotch. French and DO
mestc Ginghams; Chintzs, Berages. Lawns,
English and American prints, beautiful styles
and fast colors, Of the newest stylrs and latest
I iimporthtions
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6'HEEsE. 100. to 900 Cheese for sale by
~ aeao VI e,o S.R, ROSS,
aug l. 1851.
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6toTTON VA RNs-5Oe Bales Cotton Yarns;
" 100 bales Carpet Warp;y Also, Ooverlid
Yarn;, Wrapping Twine, and Candle Wicking
lof sale by june l7l ~ s. r. ROSS
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~ LASSWARE---75 boxes Glass Ware,
Nc mPgtsipgJaE, Flasls and Tumblerss5for
lie low to close BY S.R. ROSS. &
aug l6. ~ t 1ss
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LECTURE NOTICES.

rzrPOem by Park benjamin at Hope Chapel
TdIRSJAY EVENING, January 81, ~ request M
PARK BENJAMIN will read his new, humorous sno sal,
81 PoTo on Fashion az Lecture 10 Tue lrse
ost completed before he Mechanics Institute al hope
CospS- A" 10 II
70 WilIlam-bureh hycenm Nouce.-Ii ne
-inb .c,,e ~ me season VIII delivered by Rev.
IN CHAPLIN. on THURSDAY EVENING. 3oih inst
. c,rsl Hal cor south FIRST and Fifth sis az ~ O'clock.
suhaef; "The Man OF The World
"a D. JOHN + DUNCAN, Rec Sesy.
~ mr. ~. r.. Nichols. Hydropaihc Physician, vi
rive Free Lecture on Wafer Cure, especially In It's adapt
nor 10 Family Practice. In the treatment OF acute and
,hronic diseases on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 81 at
n oc ock al BeecteT Hal 26i Bleecker 81 cor OF Nor
oo Admission free, and collection taken 10 deiray ex'
serses IN 4iS+
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LOST.
Now Ready.
WING ALMANAC FOR 1851

CONTENTS.
Astronomical Calculations for The year 1851.
Mon Ing aud evening Stars-the Se2sons-Cyeles-
Movable Feasss-Jewish and Mohammedsn Cslen-
Leipses for lS5l-the Planets, &c.
Tide and Star Tsbles-Astronomical Characters, &c.
Selebdsrs Tor The several months OF 1851.
Sovernment Of NE United States Executive and Judicial
Senate OF Inc United States Members Of and Duration Of
House of Representatives Members Of
Mileage Of NANist COng ress, lei RSssion
Members elected 10 House Of Representatives XXxIId
Congress.
kIsard Fillmore, A Biographical Sketch.
Forms Of GOyeTnmeDt-C apltals-Pop0lau or,-Souare
kles-Hames ofRUleTs, &c
Songress In 1850; Sketch OF iis Doinga
Important Aels The XXAlst Congress- lsl Session.
Admission Of CAliiorna-Tho Texas BOuDdary-Or.
gsnizsdon Of New Mexico aud UtAh-Exsendng u s
Laws and Judicial Syslem 10 CaltOTnia--Fugirvs
Save Laws-A6olishing Slave Trade Ia The District
boonty Land Bill with Instructions aud Forms &c lie.
APproprAions for the Fiscal Year lS5o]5l.
finances Of The United States
feohe Deoi-Domesrc Imports and Exports.
Tbs Dead Of 1850.
Zachary Tsylor-John c. Calhoun-R NJ Johnson
RobertPeeL &C.
Europe In 1850
Expenses OF The Mexican Wu
Oths0rnis In 1880
Central America Nicaragua ana the Ocean Shin Canal
Railroads IN The United slaes-
- The Length Teach Road, Fare and Rate mar Nils
Lection Rsfurns Of the several Stsles for IsSo'
state Governments for 1880 Rcceipls ExDense. h
lnporAtons ppder The Tariffs rs and "a &C
Exports, Imports and Tunnsge Of the United ssaias
Ehee' sAeie copies l2f cents 81 per dozen; ~ per l00
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