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The New York herald., 1851-08-01
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.


HoRsE FOR sALE.-DAY HORSE, SIX rnlssPRINS,
tie and accustomed to the city free from any vice tries.
Ample time will be ven to responsible pSrsoy for trial.
Price sue To be DIMoNS stable Now street
Beaver Also Tor SALE light fancy cart (2o pounds) Ad
harness.
Bay Horse six old, Kind in all harness.
stysh and fast traveller warranted sound; Wagon but
little used with shifting onameled leather top and paent
ayles Harness good with eltra collar for sumsr
also Blanket and Sheet aud Fly Nets, and, desired
Bride and Saddle IN trst rate order All will he sold at
bargain, applied Tor immediately. Address NJ Co. az tho
once of the Herald
EOR sALE-A FINE IRON GRAY MARE, L;k HANDS
beh seven years old, warranted sound aud psrsetly
hind in every rsPeeta yalus ble fimily horse. Also
light harness and Roska~ay Wagon psrsons
in good order lnIure at J. Lynehs tabe, No. EssS
Twenty first street.
E,oR sALE-A SPLENDID CARRIAGE, JUST FIS-
shed to order for gentleman In this city for
horses TO seat tour x pr9ns made IN the
manner. Can be seen at SMITH fASCHERs 81 Esss
Thirteenth street.
EoR sALE-A GOOD SECOND HAND CARR AGE or
TIE latest style also good six seated reckawty. They
wnl be sold cheap the further
same May he secn at Dr Budds 80 and 2s Mott street
EoR sALE-A STYLISH LIGHT RoCKAwAY. wfra
shifting top suitable for or two horses. Can 10
seen ~ The stable the corner offouth avenue and svcr
tenth street.
WANTED-A PAIR or HANDSOME HORsEs FOR
w family use. Any person having q pair TO sell ~l
addrcss line 70 Box 20e Fost Once They must be hse.
tound. and gentle.
The New York herald., 1851-08-01
COAL.

CoAL NoTICE-THE sUBscRtBCp HAVING rug
~ chased Mr. John 7. Cant the business ot the
Coal Ysrd No go cherry ltres beg. 70 'ar. The friend,
times prepared 20 sprp them wh Cosi every hind aud
best gusy atthe lowest msrtet price ether ~ hs above
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

A RRIvAL OF DR. c. W. RoBACK Al ~Ew f0hS,-
essor Of Astroogy, Astronomy Prenoloyy and Ge.
having just arrived from Philadelphia where he has a
with the for tho last four yeass.
oAers bis services citizens of New York s
vicinity. e. W. Roback, being the seventh OF the
seventh aud having made Assro his exclusive study
aince tic early o fifteen years enjoys
from travelling AID reflection that possessed by in
this country in Europe, and being gifted by nature
and having cult, those blessed gts he
ADOPT them 20 tho following and the immediate
summation of the following Topies:-Hs can be
suited with at bis ONCE by letter, If prepaid aud
be lie prepared TO make of his any OF tho
following topics:-Bpsness of all descriptions; trsvsas
b. land or sea courtships advice given tor their
eesssu accomplishment; opeculane in stocks, merchan
disc real esth the recovering OF iega0s In hspues
tie purehssog Of tickets and the safely ships 10
asO has Lad the honor receiving certificate tho
Honorable G. John Bernaase formerly King of Sweden
vi ch IL will give him pleasure ia sbong 4, too
who ?yor him with call he his services
ing health, wealth. and marrage love aairs
suits difficulty 10 bueiIess fraud scness aud DEATH
present and future and all the OF life
invites all 20 call vito afflicted corporay mentally.
Term6-ldiss 30 cts. Gentlemen ST. Naytes calculated
aud read in fl, according to the oraclos and masculine
esns, ladies ST. g.ntemen 81 90 Nst!vs calculated
eortg 20 Geomsrcy, for ladies' s. In full 81 Gentanon
81 m fu SO Fertons ct distance have their ns.vi-
ties drawn oy sending The date OF the day their birth All
Letters Containing the above ies will immediate
tnton and nsti.es Will be sent 70 port Il she United
sess written on durable All letters ON any otthe
above topics post paid will be anSwered rats His
alto Whises>:eet two block below Broadway
The New York herald., 1851-08-01
LIQUORS.

DALLfkoREs OLD STORE Is STILL. ON HAND Ar
esi Houston street co.nsr Of Mulberry. Evsryboav
tnors the stand and lite celebrity for The
mons may depend on my Ales. Porter 90. have made
sngemsne for large supply for the coming seasop
Respectfully sours, ANBROST DALLIiOEE
CM DozEN ST. JULIEN CLAREr-sgLLINC AT
SyO lss and lie. per deIes. Also, loO dozen 81 Re-
hlhe s rer dten, ttotes returnsdl At the eeiestsd
nrsndy store 80 Iroome street. OF Crosby r.
Very superior ST. Julien and Chatssu narssus Jarets
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

INCREASE OF THE MORMONS -
IL seems. alas, that Mormonisn
is making q terrific schism--
Among Chrs.ians
but Mormcns dent as fast uere.se
As ro.ebes bed bugs moths and hess--
Those vile Philistines.
But there's ready way tofx
These horrid insect herstics
Emanuel Lyon
powser sells that knocks them Ger
NUS them instanter by the score.
Which in broadway, i2l
Thousands Ire buyiny.
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

The falling OF In the receipts for customs in Jlly
isei is very favorable feature II indicates eam.
parHtive reduction in the importstions. Of fd three
millions Of dollars The other items amount TO absut
the usual sums.
The earnings Of the Nosthern IN II Railroad Cour
pany, for the months Of May June in each Of the
past two years were a annaxed -
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

M hllAVgnl MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN a
~ roiessor Lawton OF London having arrive
"a iestoh w send TO any address reosipt Of one
post paid, plain directions enable laiie cr
,he devoted affections OF the opposite s proeoo
guy 20 captivating, that all married. ir
not ieas, u & 'piearanee or position; and last thourh
~ \. can Do arranged with suoh delicaev
mat detection is impossible Address Profes.ar I.wo'
h,on Ae letter taken frOm toe Fost Oface an
the Ia p..a
The New York herald., 1851-08-01
THE WAITE RING PLACES.

vNAVFRLY not sc, NO. 67 BROADWAY, CORNER
w Of Fourth New York snow open Tor the rec,p
tiop Of permanent and transient boarders The house
we'll with Iarlors and bedrooms aud furnished
In the best style of the first class hotels In New York
share Of public patronage Is solicited
J. W. RENALL. Proprietor.
NJ oRRIs uoUsE-BY JACOB woLcoTr MORRIS,
vi Long Branch, Monmouth County, New Jcrsey.-(No
connection with any other House fe the 2ublo.this
house s stusted the margin Of the Atlantic Ocean
bracing front OF 80 feet Families wishing to sPend
the season watering place, be in the
comfortable manner, aud moderate tsrng. Par
ucuar attention paid 20 the comfort of ladies' Ales
ters wines, liquors and segars always on hand.
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

a sPLENplD NUMBER!-HARPERs NEW MoNrI-
q ;ho Aagust
c. Abbott; with Six illustrations.
The Household Of Sir Thomas More Lbeus Margereta
More }uindeeim Amos nata. chelssic neeptas
Village Life in GermanyTbe Club Tenn ,ranee Meet
$:;s $::s.:ss fss..s; a sssi:
>ee Horses and Horse Races
r1Ssy ID Munich
4 ffdss.rian in l. 'u'e@i nd.
Ihs sr.a;tb Last rFiestiss Rsi, ri.S, 2, "'
Ias5Ss q ne Gsarjs' L
s1SSsn, srsSsS GGttpSs 4 e $ssl. eseEery'
s%SssliPgA ssssy Of ho s.a Coast x,.
Ireseott Mr. and Mrs. j. Grinns New Bsaf,rd and MN
h9P rresidsnt TeylOr-By Lady rVmeae strast wertsy
The warning So Of the Past poetry.
1nyysr NY NOfs stto or Ia rp Life-By Sir Elward
IsiSvr Wn"tbI. IEy''on. (Contnued.)
eri d Poi sS social Literary Artists. a:.fas and PoS
foha' i fairs at Home snd Abroad.
Literary Notiees-Books Of the Month.
Womans pa.ion-Boinga Letter addressed to Mr.
Three Leaves from neutrality-suspicious. Philosophy; The
sSsy ,Eer and Ksi9n, Dsns nD Go;s%s
side Aneeting rather; Real Eeoy meat; Taste
for the Beautul Singular Optical peluson most alarm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Much Ado about Nothng Little
Lessons for Little Ladies' With thirteen Illustrations
Fashions Tor August. With three Illustrations.
Harpcr's New Monthly Magazine u issued invariably
The hr day of the month in which IL !ated Each Num-
Der will contain IA octave pages in double columns each
thus comprising seary two thousand pages Of the
Der will contain Pictorial ustrsons accurate
EVen al and 'hs G the
Month The volumes commence with the numbers for June
TERMs- The Magazine may be obtained from booksellers
periodical agents from the bshers at three dolarsa
year twenty five cents number. The semi annual vol
completed neatly bound in cloth, at two dollars
the muslin at cents each, furnished
by the agents or publishers.
Tie publishers will supply specimen numbers grstutously
to agents and posmasters aud will make liberal
with them for eorts in circulating the Magazine
They will also supply clubs liberal term and nal aud
Numbers from the eonmencemcnt be supplied at any
time. HARPER Il BROfHERs New YORK.
CAPTAIN MARRYATT's SEA STORIES ECLIPsED-
~ Light reading for the summcr.Just published, this
day, Tile Adventures of Paul Perriw winkle illustrates
one OF the most interesting and thrilling seatacs writ
story which bad most unprecedonted IN London
IL just published in their superior style with elegant
cravings meet the universal demand which lie reputation
has created for with the reading public Of the United
H. LONG h BROTHER. 43 Ann street.
CUBA AND THE CUBANs-THIs WORK CONTAINS
~ historical aud geographical DESCRIPTION of Cuba aud
also full and forciblc the and
the people u Cuba have long endured. and cheap
''''''A VIII '''" 'D s. ii EsToS lso Nassau street.
THE AMERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE, rHE ONLY RE-
list Of Railroads the United States their time Of starting
rates Fare and Distances now ready for August and
q. biNsMoRE. Publisher. Us fulton street.
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

These returns exhibit an unexpected changc-that Of
decrease of the large imports
II specie The reaction, however he accounted for
by the circumstance that the principal receipts Of spe.
Gle lately reported have gene 20 the continent
The coupons Of the per cent mortrage bonds of the
seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Company due on the
lst August ~ be paid this day at the Merchants Bank
In this city.
The failure announced yesterday by telegraph from
Baltimore. was the house Of Harrison Co., large dry
goods concern In that city. There l. arm in Baltimore
extensively engaged in banking and brokerage business
the name Of which is somewhat similar to the above
which accounts for the mistake made
The receipts at the Office the Assistant Trc surer Of
this port to-day amount to ssoT7i o.; payments sid
psa e5-balanec, 50 4s6 2o2 g. The annexed account
exhibits the receipts and disbursements oE thotrcasuy
ONCE during the month OF July
Ns~ foaK AsssrAsT TnrAsrnrR's orricr, JuIY, 1851
July B5l-BalsDce. 81 Oh 594 20
The New York herald., 1851-08-01
MIsCELLANEOUs.

y lCH GAS FIXTURESAND LAMPS, CHANDELIERS
CanGelabras Brackets Hall Lamps for gas candles
Of patterns Artistic Candlesti,s French Nc
ehanical Lamps Studio Lamps of description Gia
ware, &c. The best Oil at %. per gallon.
II. DARDONYILLf, ?, 445 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-08-01
wANq's.

w ANT DAN EXBROIDEREss. ONE ACCUs-
W toned to tine bullion embroidery Adiress box . l3
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19
GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.

GEORGETOWN, May 1912 m.
About one o'clock yesterday morning, a fire
supposed to be the work of an incendiary)
broke out in stable situated in the rear Of
Smiths Row, between First and Second streets,
| which consumed it, together with another stable,
! and back building attached to the residence
| of Mrs. Semmes, used as bath and servants
house. The stable in which the fire originated
was occupied by colored man, named Ander-
son. Officers Jones and Moreland succeeded in
saving the hack, horses, and harness. Mrs.
Semmes, I understand, is fully insured. The
engines were promptly on the spot, but, owing
to the scarcity Of hands and water, were able to
do but little towards arresting the flames.
The canal boat Wells A. Harper left this
morning with gay company of ladies and gen.
tlemen, together with Miss Holtzman's school,
on pleasure excursion to the Great Falls.
They were accompanied by band of music.
Oak Hill Cemetery has become the great
point Of attraction, and every Sabbath hun
dreds-I might say thousands-of persons re-
pair hither to enjoy its delightful shade, and
view its beautiful scenery The chapel, toge-
ther with the porter's lodge, are nearly COM
pleted and, as the vault is fast filing up, it is
| thought that the lots viii soon be sold. W.
Corcor an, esq, its philanthropic protector, pays
| it a visit nearly every evening.
The councils of our town adjourned at an
early hour on Friday night, consequently there
was no business Of moment transacted.
The inspections of -four for the last week
| amounted to between seven and eight thousand
! barrels
As the canal boat Benjamin Franklin was
crossing the aqueduct this morning, the horses
attached thereto fell in. Mr.. Page the clerk
bringing them all safe to land.
The -four and grain markets remain firm at
my last quotations
Our town continues unusually healthy and
quiet, with the exception of few unruly spirits
that the winding up Of the fisheries has sent
them quietus, by introducing them to Justice
Reaver or Stephens.
Arriuals-Packet Steamer Columbia, Harper,
Baltimore, to L. Pickrel & Co. Brig Andover,
and several wood and fish crafts.
Canal Trade.-Arrived- Gondola, 81
miles, 277 bbls. -four; North Bend, Cumb.
coal Belle 70 miles, 314 bbls -four; d. Leigh,
107 tons Cumb. coal; Union, Williamsport,
$50 bbls. -four, offal, sc. Rough and Ready,
Beaton, 1900 bushels wheat; w. H. Harrison,
20 miles, wood.
Departed-D. Motter, Ohio, s. A. Phelps,
W. A. Harper, j. Smithson ELECTRO.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19

VIRGINIA CoSvENTIoN.--The Compromise
The select committee of eight made their report
on Wednesday. Its propositions, in brief, are
as follows:
/. The house of delegates shall consist of loo
members, 81 to be chosen from the west, and
SO from the east, making a western majority Of
fourteen.
2. The senate shall consist of so members
80 from the east and 20 from the west, making
an eastern majority of 10.
3. In 1866 the Legislature shall re-apportion
representation in both houses; but il it cannot
agree upon a e-apportionment, or for any cause
fail to make one, the sense of the qualified voters
is to be taken whether the two houses, or either
of them, shall be apportioned upon the suffrage
or the mixed basis.
A. In every tenth year after 1866, represent.
alton in the two houses shall be re-apportioned
upon the basis thus established by the popular
vote.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19

DIRECT TRADE.-The subject Of direct
trade with the ports Of Europe occupies much
of the attention of the people of South Caro-
lima at this time. 1t is certainly most desirable,
and we shall be glad to see our fellow-citizens
Of that region in the enjoyment of it. The ne
cessity of making depot of New York or any
other distant city should be obviated But the
right means must be used. The course of
trade is governed by laws as certain and uner-
ring as the principle by which water is known
to find it's level. South Carolina has but to
provide products for expectation, and de-
mand for those imported. She can herself do
something toward both these objects, but per-
haps not enough. Railroads and canals leading
to her chief city from the surrounding States
might do much toward superinducing both. BY
the exercise Of well-directed industry she may
create these, and thereby increase her indus
trial population also. Whether the facilities
for doing so will be better outside of the Union
than within it, she will Of course judge for her
self; but we cannot think the former the most
promising position.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

II HAVE noticed communication from the Journey
i Stonecutters' Association Of this District, pub
lished in the Telegraph of the 10th instant containing
of serious character touching the interest of Mr.
Emery and myself citizens Both the communication
and resolutions contain statements untrue respecting
Mr. f. being contractor, &C., for which deem it proper
at this time TO make explanation Of the facts in the
Messrs. Brown some weeks since, rebuild their hotel
which contract called for entire white marble front
After learning their determination to with the work
at once, resolved to remove house adjoining, and
erect one in its place. My determination being
KNOWN proposition made by the Messrs. Brown for
TO carry my building the height, with marble
front similar to the hotel connecting the upper sories
forming at glance and the same house. lease
entered into authorized Mr. Emery to proceed to the
East Chester quarres, New York. and procure the
queliy and description of marble purchased for the
large orders had been given stone and mpos
sible to supply my order for four months MIR. &C.
then proceeded to another and the only quarry in the
State of snilar MARBLE and informed by the
that he sold stone in the rough state but prepared
furnish my order at short notice. dressed ready for the
building Mr. f. received his proposition, and returned
Washington for my decision To accept this proposition
was my only alternative, enabling me to comply with
my lease regretting at the time that the rough
material could not be had causing pay much
for my work than would have done had Mr.. f. been
tons implicate Mr. Els course in the matter must
say that he had control in the premises and before
he let the work out of his hands he proposed TO give
other descriptions of marble, differing in texture from
that used In the hotel but preferred TO pay more, and
comply with my agreement, by making the buildings to
correspond
WASHINGTON, May II, 1851. w. D. TODD.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19

RELIGIOUS AFFAIRs.--The Right Reverend
Bishop WHITTINGHAM administered the ordinance
of confirmation yesterday morning, at Christ
Church, REV. Mr.. Hodges near the Navy
Yard; in the afternoon, at the Church of the
Epiphany, (Rev. Mr. French, on G street. and
IN the evening, at Trinity Church, REV DR..
ButlerD corner of G and Third streets
We are gratihed at learning, that the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, now in
session at Utica, N. Y, have passed 4 UNANr-
NOUS vote to hold their next meeting in tho
Fourth Presbyterian Church in this city, and
appointed committee to make the necessary
arrangements, Of which the Rev John O. suith
is the chairman
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19

LoCUsTs.--Dr. Gideon b. Smith, of Baltimore
was right in his opinion as to the time at which
the locusts would appear. They came forth
yesterday in myriads; and we have seen boughs
of trees brought in from the country, on which
the old shells they had crept from were as nu-
merous as the leaves. In letter to DR.. Bell,
of the Warrenton Republican, DR.. Smith says:
" The Locusts do no harm to any thing or any
body, except the small twigs of trees and shrubs
in which they deposite their eggs these often
die and fall to the ground. Young and valuable
fruit trees are greatly injured in this way, es-
pecially young CRAFTS. Fruit is also injured
sometimes by the small limbs on which it grows
being killed. But that children, either large or
small, have been killed by their sting, as we
often see stated in the papers, is not true; if
death, or even disease, ever occurred when To-
Gusts were present, it was from some cause other
than the sting of the locust, or its bite simply
because it has no instrument for the accomplish
ment Of either. Except in cases of hogs and
birds eating them to engagement, they cannot
injure any animal"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19

A DuEL.-Lieut. Adams, and Lieut.. Edwards.
Third Artillery, stationed at Fort Moultrie, s.
G., have had q hostile meeting at Sullivan's Is
land. After an exchange of shots, by which
Edwards was slightly wounded in the back, the
difficulty was reconciled. A lady was at the
bottom Of the misunderstanding, as usual.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19
SHIRTS! SHIRTSM SHIRTS ~

~ ENTLEMEN are informed that choice selection of
" Shirts can be had at the store of Mrs H. MOFFETT
on 7th street opposite 0dd-Felows Hall.
Shirts varying in price from RI to 81 So A genteel
Fashionable Shirt be purchased for 81 25 Also Shirt
Collars from 1213 to rs cents.
Elegant SILK Cravats, new style Summer Scarf
Cambria and Lawn Kerchiefs for the neck
Also Silk and Linen Handkerchief
Kid, Silk, and Thread Gloves Hosiery, very cheap
PortmoDnaies; Soaps of every variety
Shaving Mirrors, Razors, Razor Strops, etc.
The above goods will be sold low for cash
RECEIVED THIS DAY-An additional assortment Of
Straw and beautiful Gimp Bonnots
Also Sash Ribbons Wreaths, and Pearl Beads for the
MAY PARTIES
as- Wanted, couple Of Young Ladies to learn the
Millinery business. MRS, II. M0FFETT,
MP @-tf
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19
Mansion Farm Ice Cream +!

rINIIE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
Washington aud vicinity that he is prepared to fur
nish Families Hotels, Parties, Excursions &c.-and at
tn shortest notice-ICE CREAM, fresh from the Man.
sio n Farm, near Baltimore at 81 so per gallon.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to
at his stands in the Centre and Northern Liberty Mar
ket ut Stos Drug Store Of street and Penn
syfvania avenue and at his residence South street. be-
tween 9th and 10TH south Of Institute.
may 19--M&S% II. B. MELFREsH
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19

BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May IT,
Sales Of 100 bbs Howard street flour at $25 and 100
at $431N No change TO note in meal or rye Hour
There Is very little doing In wheat Red is quoted at
s4@9ec.i white 96c 9$l. Oats 40c. Rye 6Sc.
NEW YORK MARKET
~ NEW YoRK, May 17--6 p. N.
The stock marketis seadysalss of U. s. 6s 1867, at
III q; coupons 122 ~; exchange London 10000
premium.
Flour slightly in favor of buyers-ales Of 5000 bbs
at S4O6A@4l8 for common to straight State brands
Southern $i82@1475 6enesee $4eS@4,75. Corn meal
$s12A. Rye -four $s.4
Wheat quiet-small sales red at 9s@101c. Genesee
ll5c. Sales 10000 bushels mixed corn at SOC.
Provisions unchanged Groceries quet-cohee'
rather dull-prices unchanged.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19
A NEW IMPROVEMENT
E;tt;no mn gtoroa with Fancy Eronta

CTgnI58, II 15or -, no,,,,oo. o,,id 1an,,o,t
fully inform his friends and the public In general,
that he prepared TO At up Stores and build Fancy Fronts
on an entire plan, embracing all the latest improve
ments The work be done without stopping the bust
ness while the work Is goingon.
lie is also prepared to do all kinds Of work in the build
ing line the shortest notice and on the most
terms All business entrusted to his win be promptly
attended to- ,,o,x
Place Of business on street. between 9th and lotn
may 1---6m
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19
NOTICE.

10y VIRTUE Of a writ of f.. fd issued by JOHN L.
ID SMITH, esq, Of the Justices of the Peace In and
for the county of Washington District of Columbia at
the suit of s. N Perkins have levied house and
lot in Square H. west OF No a. part OF Lot No g.
the property Patrick 0Mara and shall proceed TO sell
the same at public auction the premises at four
o'clock D. M the 10th May 1851 for cash, to the high
est bidder, to satisfy said execution.
epic. ma1&l9 JOHN DAVIS, Constable.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-19

A HEAVY DISBURSEMENT. Nearly two mil
lions of dollars were paid at the United States
Treasury in Washington on Friday and satur-
day last being the awards Of the late Commits
sion on Claims against Mexico. The despatch
and accuracy with which these payments we're
made under the arrangement and management
of George Harrington, esq, the efficient chief
clerk of this Department, could not have been
exceeded by any banking house in the country
We understand that every claim was paid
that was presented, except such as were sus-
pended by injunction or otherwise.