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In 1917 large of Russian gold was sent Paris
and London in exchange Of government stocks held by the
respective banks. That was coined and In the last
years the coinage Of California and Russian gold together
has been immense In small gold pieces, which supplant
the silver circulation al the time the gold in the
English bank has advanced Si5 900 o0O and
export from the United States for tho fiscal year will be
fully $50 600 000 double what in the last year Il
during the political troubles OF Europe, OF the
profitable domestic exports In England and the Uni
ted the consumption Of cotton has largely increased
and the chances that IL will continue to do So while
the continent the Of ground planted with sugarbee
OF which the crop is bad, seriously enched upon the
breadth in grain and Ia countries Of Germany the
potato and grain crops short threaten a recur
OF the scenes Of 1871. The Prussan official
from hundred and forty -four localities give potatoes
onehird OF crop wheat, cent short rye one-quar
ter short barley IL per cent oats, 10 per The de-
mand for the large supplies OF England fall upon the
United States while, in my last letter. export,
Of domestic manufactures annually and rapidly ncfeas-
ing Under all these circumstance f we take the export
Of onehalf the value Of last year, md all other
ports the same, tho result will compare as follows
s GS1g s ~ ssSG sa T@
5O,oooooO 7o,OooOOO 75,oooooO 900
The export OF gold from New York alone in six months
has been $4,000 0o0-othar produce will be larger The
returns Of all these will give revenues equal to last wear
and why should not s52ooo0o0 suffice support the gov.
EMINENT But under the supposon that the exports do
pay for the imports what is thato Congess Are they
settle oil the importers bills In what The See
retary suppose become an important question 10,
Congress-" whether individuals buy much or little
Money very abundant The large amount paid out for
dividends and interest begins tell upon the market The
arrivals OF specie considerable, and also OF bills which
depress the price Of exchange and check export Of
specie The bullion In bank increases and the ops
are consequently liberal with their loans The Cali
orna supplies Of gold estimated $40 900 for the
year They will exceed that amount The foreign
commercially decidedly good, only in the hope
OF continued peace but in the strong indications that the
Dictator Of France win pursue liberal commercial
policy. and by doing promote internal prosperity for
France and external trade Cotton has been firm with but
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90, 1853, 100

More....... 4o,aao,7Ol aa769,933 525l7,iao
Now the exports but little than
halt of the actual ofhe years exports over this very
singular Furthermore, the Secretary preends
that this rise in cotton and enhanced the
value of the export beyond what he could oresee will
now be borne mind that his remarkable report pub
lshed in the middle of December, ls5O-hat is TO say
tOhea half The year had elapsed, and at moment when
The prices had passed their highest point They
continued decline through the balance OF the fiscal
year yet full OF those data for estimate, which
he then held his hand he had the ridiculous folly es
the whole export OF the country at figure no higher
than the cotton reached II can, therefore, be
surprise that while his estimated showed
deficit OF millions, the astute officer has been aston
ished with large balance hand, Notwithstanding that
he had done his best to swell the expenditure.
This modest proposal apply the means Of the depart
ment 10 purchase OF such State stocks drug in
the hands Of SPECTATORS and thus help them Of the
mre and the government such investments the stocks
bough, the Smithsonian Institute and the Indian fund.-
is cool, Individuals at home and abroad who live upon
their from stocks, buy the United States govern
stock because of its surety and the reasonable
pays The Secretary pretends that the government with
SIS 900 idle in the treasury positive loss OF $500 900
per nnnum afford pay high prices
individuals for its Stock but should buy perhaps Flo
da and Arkansas faith bonds" in preference, or by
atng fictitious demand for the stocks of other Stacs. in
duce more for the profit Of partisan specula
tors, The Secretary regrets the large paid for pre-
MUM the stock purchased but he does regret the
immense annual loss OF interest paid s5.Oo0.oo0 Of
stock outstanding while the money Is idle in treasury
Take for instance the $4,000 due in 1853 The govern
will be required TO pay $4,000 interest upon that
stock the is months, ~ per than the
face The price Of it is only II per premium, and
might all be purchased less than l05-savin $780,
600 TO the government in Is months.
Under all the circumstances Of adequate revenue gene
raj prosperity and increasing trade the Secretary is soey
puzzled keep up the party cry against the Tariff and pro-
ceeds estimate for the next pretty much he did
for the last. Thus
with abundant and plentiful harvests both at home
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NEw YoRK. Jan, o, 1852.
The report OF the Secretary OF the Treasury is like all
that have emanated FROM that strange source very
maIkable document The respectable Secretary Is eyi.
IDENTITY nonpussed al the obstinate manner In which
the tariff Of 1876 develops its "reysnue" nature Ever
since It's existence the OF the government has gone
increase in magnitude, and every year the tortes
have discovered very unloward accident which has
been the Of its The famine in Ireland the
in Europe the discovery of California, and the
short crop cotton according this most acetous Secre
aTy have SUCCESSFULLY been the cause OF the great pros
peny Of the country and the federal finances, both Of
which ought most niably have been ruined, accord
ing all the protective authorities from Corwin TO Carey
from Gumbo Greeley. Last year-December, lS50-Mr.
Corwn stated that the supply of the precious metals from
California might be estimated at $5OOOOOoO per annum,
He then remarkedi
" If then, afford TO spare the above amount Of
the precious metals in payment Of foreign msTchandse
may be fairly assumed that our exports including all art
the trade of the world to remain unaffected by disturbing
causes la the opinion oil this departments u would be
unsafe assume of imports us basis which
levy duties Tor beyond this latter sum- II the
rates Of duties be APPLIED a o ha am we should
required for the present and succeeding years
would fall short the estimates for the over sue"
millions"
Such was his view year since Let us what in
haence twelve months has had on him
as a 81 for there ss a' fiscal
and Of foreign merchandise re sS
like any previous year. and exceeds that of the
fiscal year in the OF GAG 322 that this
is merely Of accidental nature and likely to be
confined to the year just passed
The very deficient crop OF 1890 caused enhance
the value OF cotton OF nearly double that OF the
previous year, and still further advance upon the
price of the last year. thus giving the large in the
aggregate value of the exports before stated"
Instead of 600 god the eceipsw larger, but
less than $50 900 were exported which, deducted from
the gross exports 100 of all other exports,
against the Secrearys estimate of 10000 OO besides
specie making the slight difference between fact and Off
'cia fancy of S72 900, nearly 20 per cent But
says the official genius g this entirely owing to the
high price off, putty No. not putty" cotton" Cotton
much that it disturbed the calculation Let us see
about that. comparing the Secrearys estimate with the
facts
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SELIING on az Cost, 10 Move.-A. have I'm
~ ished delivering bills for the present year, shall
to-day and offer the
goods cost for cash We have French
menos, wide silk vevets, rich printed
moussenes, low priced do and all good Styles with
tensve assortment OF long and aw all OF which shall
from this date offer much below the regular prices.
Our assortment Of cloths casmees vcsnes viii be found
worthy and all
greatly their advantage call and examine
Our stock OF domestic goods shall
charge small profit them, probably
than they could be al the present time.
We also have hand choice lot silks,
which shalt order
NJ possible before the
Persons buying goods Of us be charged win be charged
ua agreed beforehand, afford
sell goods and wait for the money.
w. M, SINISTER CO,
Seventh street, side Avenue.
Dec 29-dl2uf
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BY G. w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.

BY q. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
GALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
TIoN-on Monday January Ill commencing at 10 O'Clock
the residence his excelency NJ de la Rosa
xican Minister Pennsylvania
the remainder of his household furniture,
sisting in part Of
French aete, springseat chairs 10 match
Walnut Gothic arm chairs, walnut etagieres
Mahogany spring chairs
Handsome mahogany spring seat recess sofas
Marble sofa tables
embroidered lace
Superior tapestry, Brussels carpeting
Elegant parlor clock, solar lamps and grandoles
Handsome French China maniel
Chinese poys, beautiful hall lantern
Mahogany sideboards, mahogany dining tables
Plated casters, vory handle table cutlery
Dinner ware French China
Superior silver plated walters nnd tea trays
Hail oilcloth, step and chamber carpetlng
damask and embroidered curtains and cornces
Mahogany bookcases, mahogany writing desks
Do for minerals mahogany cane chairs
Marble top dressing bureaus
Superior cured- har mattresses, marbe-op somno
French and other bedsteads
M1rble- top enclosed washstands
Mahogany and other wardrobes, ocking chairs
Iron hat stand, handsome parlor CRATES
Hail and chamber stoves, cooking utensils
Kitchen furniture, &C. Terms cash.
Jan 9-dn c. w. BoTELER, Aueloneer
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iue doing The sales for the week were 200 bales
81 81 fair In breadstnifs there Is much better feeling
There here orders for export, some limited
below present Sales flour, ~ % VI 70
good Ohio. u 62i southern. "a 10 80 70 Rye Hour
rs 90 81 Corn meal So 81 Wheat for export, 81 for
Ohio Barley, 80 Oats, 46l cents Corn steady
% cents mixed. Whiskey 2s cents Pork is dull
sl4 10 old l5 IL do Lard firm "a 81 cents IN
kegs Wool is quet-sales southern fleece q cents
Stocks quite firm with speculative symptoms Sales
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nHE RED BOOK 1888, Royal KaIendar for
England Scotland Ireland and the Colonies containing Lists
Households Houses Of Lords and Commons aud ON
GERS, Peers Knights Baone Government Officers, Foreign Min
England the Queens Ministers and Consus
abroad Navy Lists Army Lists Courts Of Law Chanee Eeees
Courts, Church, Customs London City Government
Trading Establishments Docks, Canals
Railways, British Colonial Governments soveregns, ISSUE and
Europe, &e, Sc, &c., &c vol OF Az pages
Just imported from Londonby .x,,,, .,.x,,on
Jan q fhANCh IhfLoh'
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUoTloN.-on Saturday,
shalt sell the premises, al O'Clock y
that highly valuable property Farmers Hotel situated
Of 9th and streets having front
Sth including all the extensive STA
bling occupied by Sutton and Whaley livery and sas
The location OF this properly not surpassed by any oS
in the city Centre Market and Post and
Patent Ohiees. I,
Terms: equal nstalnents OF
and three the purchaser giving notes o the
payments bearing the sale deed gwen
taken. Tde good, and all encumbranees re
Jana-d A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
Telegraph
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH JENvELRY, WATCHES
II silver plated fancy goods, &c. suitable for New Year
preenAt No 49, Pennsylvania Avenue, 1.-THE store lately
cupied by Mr. c. W. Heyden fresh importation English and
jewery all OF which
superior quality andof the latest Styles consisting part
follows:
Fun suits of diamonds and pearls ruby and pearl eanes tor
enamel and planwistad gold cataans in
ety diamond ruby pearl all other kinds OF finger rings;
brooches endless variety bracelets Of all kinds plain
costly genemen's kinds of breastpin and
shirt studs gold guards chains, &c. gold and silver snuff
styles medalionsj gold
thimbes, pens and pencils, sc.
DIAMOND MOUNTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mounted with
diamonds, pearls ename ladies' plain vari
styles genmen Watches made by Cooper Tobias Roske
Johnson and other makers
SOLID SILVER WAREsiver and coffee pitchers,
gobes and cake baskets candescks caddes
punch ladies' oyster preserve ice cream and psons cake
desert knives forks of
dozen suitable for fish dinner
and forks and tongs ladies' pickle
knives,
PLATED WARETea and coffee cake baskets, casters,
forks savers walters and vegetable Dishes tea ket
ties and urns, pitchers, &c.
FANCY GooDsFans card cases. port monnae sc for sale
low
Remember No. ID Pennsylvania Avenue, between AZ and 9Th
streets.
Jan 2-eoJw
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BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION FOR 1884,
Imported from London by the subscriber and this day received
1871 and 1851 Railways OF the Uni
ted Kingdom; Great Exhibition of 1851 Fluctuations OF The Funds
The County Courts Facts and Figures Public Debts and stand
the European States The Controversy the In
Of Fuaon Chronicle the Session of Parliament of 1851
Abstract Important Public Acts Abstracts OF Parliamentary Doc
Public improvements Chronicle OF oeeuenees Lists OF
Public Officers Parliament the Courts OF Law, OF the Church,
England, Foreign Minis
England, Queens Ministers abroad army agents.
agents, colleges, club scientific institutions
Imports EXPORTS Statistics and much other useful Information
Jan6 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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SAI.ONA Farm For saIe.This beautiful former
residence of the Rev VIM Mathis offered for SALE IL Is loca
comfy, Virginia, miles Washington,
c. contemplated plank road Leading Fairfax
Geogetown and adjoining the farm Commodore
Jones' 20st high
waiered with living SPRING. wen fenced plenty OF timber with
The buildings consist brick 50
BY 81 with wings attached 2Os fron
house spring house school house house
house. 62 by 80 with baemenall in good repair
and is remarkably healthy. .
ELISHA SHERMAN.
LssaLKY, Fairfar county, Va, Dec !, 1851.
Dee 3-law6ws
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u and half street. avenueMrs Keeps
on hand very large millinery goods bonnes
ore caps made 10 order She IL confident
no ee supposed by any other establishment city fancy
anu ummng articles are well selected
eve sausacton Christmas and New superior
quality Fairs supplied liberal discount Donr forget
street, one house north Of Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec Ql-dlm
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supreme Court OF Tn. Unit.d stnt.s.
THURSDAY, January 5, 1859.

THURSDAY, January s, 1859.
No 40 Glenn et ai appellants U.s. the United States
The argument OF this cause was commenced by Mr..
Webster for the appellants, and continued by Mr.
Attorney General Crtenden for the appelees, and by
Mr. Reverdy Johnson for the appellants.
Adjourned until to morrow, II O'Clock, a. m.
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JAMES L. EDWARDS, late Com missioner o
sions and Simeon smith, attorney aaw formerly Ordens-
burg, New York have opened office Washington city
the transaction business
the executive departments of tho They
Use their unemied attention
their care Reference be made any Of the
Congress
post paid addressed to Edwards smith, near wiads
Hotel, Will be duly attended 10
Sep 10-dy
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Later from TsrasDeath of an Presideai Arrival
the PhiLadgiDhia.
The Revolution in Chii, SC.

New York, Jan. I've learn by the Ohio that insur-
had broken in the mines but that it had been
queled by the government.
II was generally believed that the government would be
able suppress entirely the revolutionary movement oil
General Cruz, though not without much bloodshed
The Copiapo railroad progressing avorably and but
three miles of the road NAMED unfinished The most
splendid buildings have been erected for station houses
Locomotives made by Messrs. Norris and Bayard, of
Philadelphia, running daily between Coldera and Co.
piapo
The price of -four in Chill 50.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS h Co.
No. So Wall street, N. "
BROWN SIMPLIFY, CO.,
Liverpool
G. ROBERTS & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
o6 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Pans.
GEO. II DRAPER, Hayre.
ships will accountable god silver
bullion SPECIE ewey precious stones, metals unless bills Of
adng therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly s#t&.
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John q. CALHOUN's late Work ON the Constitution
j and Government Of the United States ...,
For sale by TAYLOR d MAUKY,
Jan Booksellers, 9th street
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G nc Ys,h Pss s,SSs No a. Han

on nna Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0U,UUU and for New York Butter Store No o. Han
over street, baltimore
share Of the above has been collected with the greatest
expressly hotels families during the winter
well prejudice that justly exists against packed
them Goshen
which with the old
and New York. who superior
dares from
and who fresh supplies regularly twice week feel
confident furnish article that will suit refined
delightful spring
already realized my
pains will be spared TO suit all tasies All goods delivered
city free OF charge.
Also 1900 pounds very choice pine apple win be
sold low az In New York by the FEW packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash.
w. c. CORNELL.
BALTIMORE, Dec. IL, 1851.
Dec l9-iawsw
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CARDwe the subscribers, respectfully notify all
II having their respective bills viii be drawn
of and presented Of the present month
In order that continue the business prohab 20 ourselves
and advanagoousy which most desabe
and indeed, OF the this imeis The
m Of every when presented.
0LhoETT, NEWTON MAY, q CO.
Dec 90--dImm
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday 9Th Instant by the Rev. O. A. DAVIS, Mr. GEO
sPAULDING Fauquie county, Virginia. Miss CATHARINE
A. L. DEvAUGHAN, Of Washington city
On the LIST by the Rev. 3. d. FIscKEL Mr. JNO cox
CORAN o Miss URSULA MOHLER, OF Washington city,
the Instant by the same, Mr.. LOUIS BURGDoRF oil
this city, LOUISA SMITH, of Buffalo city, New York.
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TELEaRAPHIo REPORTS, &c

Sailing of the Canada. Aassa chusslts Legislature.
BosToN, Jan. THE Cunard steamer Canada sailed al
for Liverpool and Halifax, with 80 passengers Tor
the former port and for the latter She lakes out $4,000
in specie.
The Massachusetts legislature convened this morning
la the senate Wilson ree-soier elected president
and f. III. Underhill (aso free soler) clerk.
The house is engaged in discussing the Lowell election
The coalition have renominated Mr., Banks for speaker,
and Joselyn for clerk both democrats and both will
probably be elected.
Later from TsrasDeath of arrival Of
the Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS, Ian 6-By an arrival this morning we
have adyices from Texas 10 the I'd instant.
Burleston, formerly President of Texas Is dead. The
papers contain other news of interest.
The steamship Philadelphia, from Chagres and Havana,
arrived here to-day
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I'VE AND OPERA GLAssEs.--MR BECKEL, optician,
~ from 4ls Broadway New York, has again arrived this
where he will remain short time and 1T the sighted
careful examination OF the with his superior specacles
glasses Sc The satisfaction his
Introduction Of his optical the
Survey patronage public. lie
can be seen at tho store Of Dyer 8 Mcclure
Jan 1-9wd TTeI.1
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chhD-BoYD REILbY's unique, portable moderated, or
simple "a "a nT Vapor Bath and electro Apparatus,
applied during the cold sck For
convenience, address him through the post office,
Jan DIV
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rThH thanking patrons for the increased
patronage extended during the beg
them that shall positively
short dates for all due ptormo IL
only requisite add prompt friends will
contribute TO temporal being aud doubt give
them the utmost pleasure.
Dec l6-3onf PERRY n BROTHER
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CAD.-he attention Of the public respectfully requesteit
II Of rich cabinet ware, French China dinner
and service mante glass ware plated
double and single hair together with
OF useful household furniture all Of which selected va
great manufactures expressly city
and will be sold exceedingly for cash. liberal credit
satisfactory PAPER
DYER MCGUIRE
Sept I'D Auohonesn
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DOR Rent, the large and consmodtous honss In Il
IL ward now occupied by the brazilian Minister.
For apply to Gen. Gratiot, Sir Bui dings.
Sept 2l-eodu tlntel.J
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HOUSE Journals ThirtyFirst Congress.Al the copies
IL Of the above journals been distributed Gentlemen having
them in their and having immediate Them
respectfully requested TO send them to the House Representa-
lives.
JOHN A. PARKER,
Jan TT Librarian House of Representatives.
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FRIDAY EVENING, January 9, 1852
night the engagement distinguished ae MADAME
CELESTE, viii appear in her characters Of MIAMI
MADAME ST. hUBERT in the drama OF GREEN BUSHES
Dancing by Miss ANNE WALTERS,
And the farce OF the DUMB BELLE.
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Private boxes sc circle paquete so Reserved
seats cents rs Family crce Is
Third tier, so cents Coored gallery, 25 cents
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NAosaL TaATRECeleste fayots piece the Green Bushes
England hundred nights, enacted
this establishment evening fashionable house. The
entirely winning high favor of ALL She
well supported by the Miss Heron Geraldine
acquitted herself spirit truhlness which characterize
all her personaons and surely her elevation eminent
position her profession Mrs Barton Hill always amabe and lady
like only render acquisition company
Mssss Jordan and Barton H sustained themselves with their
usual ability Mrs Held, who useful In almost every line
her aid the and the orchestra, that universal hyor
excellent accompaniment
Miss Walters eneored as usual nights Of Celeste
herself.
Amer week. in oil probability, Washington will
again make tho mos, Of the opportunity
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
FRIDAY EVENING, January

Mr. Z. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr. W. NJ. FLEMING, Stage
Manager.
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UHONZED SHOVEL AND TONGs, STANDS, FANCY
bronzcd endrons polished tonga pierced
and wire tenders ivory OF 81 pieces
plated spoons, forks &C. Of pattern together
general assortment nearly every article belonging
keeping, For sale low by
J. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, 9th
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VERIFY Il MILLER,

q. W. fFRnY, y. P MILLER,
Of Washington City OF Virginia.
VERIFY q MILLER,
Pennsylvania 9TH Streets Washington
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foreign domestic staple
w and hncy dry goods carpets, maines, ocoths, Table
and covers bed spreads, blankets sheeng
Strict prompt, personal attention given to orders.
Dec 91--lyf