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BY JAS C. MCGUIRE. Attctioneef.
Government Sale OF Ordinance Stores.
WILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC SALE
w at Washington Arsenal, on the 18th Septem-
Der, 1852, the following Ordnance Stores, viz:
40 "a. FOUNDER iron guns, old pattern
3SlS do do do
1912 do do do
90 do do do
1924 do iron howitzers, do
horse carts
fire engines
hose and hose cart
sets of harness
A lot of fence palings and posts.
The articles can be seen at the Arsenal on any
day before the day OF sale.
Sale to commence at IL m.
Terms: Cash on delivery-the articles to be re-
moved by the purchaser.
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RIrTENHOUsE ACADEMY.

Corner Of Third street and Indiana Avenue.
TINE NEXT ACADEMIC YEAR will commence
l. on Monday, August 80.
o G. WIGHT, Principal.
c. w. WILLARD, Assistant.
ID. l.. SHoREy, Teacher of Greek and Latin.
II. F. CoopEa, Teacher of the Primary Depart
ment.
ID. E. GRoux, Teacher of Modern Languages.
r. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing.
Circulars may be obtained by applying to the
Principal, or ut the bookstore of William Nj. Nor.
rison & CO.
Aug lg-MWed &SattSept
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IL. G. FAINT,
Missouri.

F. S. EVANS, IL. G. FAINT,
Late Chief Clerk Pension Office. Missouri.
LNVaNs u FAINT, Attorneys and Agents, op
T. site Treasury Building, Washington, D. c.,
give prompt attention to claims against the Uni
ted States for pensions, bounty land, back and
extra pay, &c. Mr.. Evans will give especial atten.
ton TO rejected and suspended revolutionary PEN
sion claims. H. o..
Highest prices paid for land warrants, and or
ders from distance promptly filled.
Refer to members of Congress and officers OF
the Government generally.
June lS-d3m
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I,IRsT ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE SEA-

THIRST ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE SEA-
Il sON.-We have the pleasure of informing
the citizens and strangers of this city, George
sence Of several days, there has followed
turn home the following named goods, il our
department Of the Dry Goods line; all Of which
will be found to be decidedly the most magnificent
productions of their several kinds offered to
the public in this region Of country and the most
reasonable:
Elegant Gobeln Tapestry Rugs, which for beauty
and finish " ill be looked at with wonder and
constituent that such things can be prod uced by
the hands of man; they we're the observed Of all
observers who passed them to-day as they were
being opened.
cases rich Curtain materials, with all the be-
longings for curtains, at very low prices.
10 cartons elegant Muslin and Lace Under. Cur
tains, embroidered in application, unique raised,
and rammsged or vine-work. ~
Rich French and Swiss Oiled Furniture Chnzes.
We shall be receiving by the next packets the
most extensive and bestseleced stock of oil kinds
of Carpeting ever offered in this city for sale be-
FORE
Such are facilities for obtaining goods in
department., (Furnture,) that we can confidently
| assure all housekeepers in want of any thing we
purchases in our city than any other we know Of.
As we get all goods from first hands, and sell
them under about four-flt the expense that
Northern retailers are under, the reason is oh.
vous. All who would wish to feast their eyes are
cordially invited to our warcrooms, one door cast
of the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th
street, and we will do our best to entertain them
at any time through the eeasnn.
Aug 25-co3tif CLAGETT & DODSON.
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CORPORATION SIX PER CENT. STOCK,
~ interest payable quarterly, for sale.
Land Warrants wanted at highest rates.
City, Railroad, Mortgage, and other bonds, pay.
ing seren and eight per cent. Tor sale by
CHUBB BROTHERS., Bankers,
Aug 26-6t opposite Treasury.
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PIANO FORTE.

PIANO FORTE.
TINE SPLENDID PIANO FORTE manufactured
i by Nunns & Clark, New York, for which a
PRIzs MEDAL was awarded by the Committee OF
Managers of the Exhibition of oil Nations at Lon,
don, is now being exhibited at the NATIONAL ho.e,
in this CITY. The public are respectfully invited
10 examine Il July2 -
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VALUABLE CARGO We saw yesterday large
vessel, the Suhanna, laying of in the stream of the
Potomac, near the arsenal, ladencd with guano,
direct from its place of embodiment, consigned to
Mr.. CoyIe, Of this city. 49,
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WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY, AUG UST IS. 1852,
THE WASHINGTON EMIGRANTA AND GEN
ERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
F. street, (I,land,) bst,rsen aud 9th street. east V
the WindmiH.
4 LII Foreign Emgrants {of whatever class,
"A nation, or greedy in pursuit OF employment arc
requested TO call and have their names registered
for situations Citizens requiring help, male or ic.
male, by calling at the Office personally, or ny
written communicate may have the opportunity
of securing it, Oversecrs. Walters, Porters, C1ach-
men, Farm Hands, Laborers, Cooks, Chamber
maids, House maids, Nurses. &C., may oil find EN-.
pioyment. Persons at distance supplied. All
letters must be prepaid to receive attention.
No office fee charged to newly. arrived Emil
grants. Office hours from O'Clock a. m. until "a
J. THOMPSON GREHAM, Agent.
Aug 10 -S&TulIn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WE SHALL OPEN THIS DAY, and on Mon
w day next, seven cases of beautiful new Fan
cy Goods just purchased for our sales at the close
of the session.
Among which are fine Papier Machc Cabinet,
Dressing Cases, 40 latest styles of Shell Tuck
Combs, 100 newest and beautiful patterns ofBracc-
lets, Fans, &C., &c.
Our fresh stock Of Toilet articles and Shaving
Apparatus is not to be found anywhere else.
PARKER'S
Fancy Perfumery and Comb Store,
Under National Hotel
Aug 2S-3t Evening News.1
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TWENTY THOUSAND GILT BLOCK LET.
Il TIERS Of alfercni aizes GAr 81 1ns- carved by

i TIERS of different sizes, for Signs, carved by
steam machinery. Is. r. CRAGIN,
30 Nassau street, between the Poet Office
and the Custom house. New York.
The difficulty Of procuring cheap and handsome
Signs is now obvated by the use OF these Letters,
having two great advantages over other signs
they can be packed and forwarded to any part OF
the world without injury, and put up in the de-
sired situation with very little trouble.
Co. Gilt letters warranted not to change colors.
July 5-Sm
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COAL! COAL, COALI

THE UNDERSIG NED is now receiving his stock
i Of Coal, and begs leave to call the attention of
families and others DESTROYS Of laying IN their
Coal for the winter 10 the advantages vi pur-
chasing at this time They not only put it away
dry and in better order, but they will be enablrd
to purchase It upon better terms than at any other
period during the present season, as Coal and
freight are both advancing. have taken gent
pains in selecting my Coal, and can confidently
recommend it as very superior article, whlch
will sell on as accommodating terms as any other
dealer south of Pennsy ivania.
VIM. II. DOVE.
Aug lf-d1m FfnteliSencer.1
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Aug lf-d1m [fntel!igencer.
United States Patent Office,

WAsHiroToN August IL, 1852.
an the petition of Elisha X. Root, of Hartford,
" Conn, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him the 10Th day of December, 1898,
for an improvement in punching Or forming the
eyes Of axes hatchets, &C., for seven years from
the expiration of sad patent, which takes place
on the tenth day Of December, eighteen hundred
and fifty two:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office MondaJ, the first UsD # No
vcmber next. at twelve o'clock, IN and all per-
sons are notified TO appear and show cause, II
any they have, why said petition ought not to he
granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file in the Patent Otre their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the
office, which will be furnished on apple alton.
Ordered, aIso, that this notice b. published in
the National Intelligcncer, Republic, and Union,
Washington, ID. e.; Inquirer, Ph ladclphia, Penn;
Express, New York city; Albany State Register,
Albany, New York; Courant, Hartford, Cnnnec-
ticrt, and Daily Bee, Boston, Massachusetts once
a week for three successive weeks previous TO
the frat (lst) OF November next, the day of
hearing.
Commissioner of Patents.
p. 8. Editors of the above papers W u pleAse
COPY and send their bills to the Patent Office, With
a paper containing this notice.
Aug lt--law3w
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DRAWN NUMBERS of the Grand CONSOLE
- dated Lottery of Maryland, Class No. 81.
SO 4S 81 SO "a AZ 45 81 3S 9 26. 3
R. FRANCE Il CO.,
Augs5 managers.
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To BE LAUNcHED.-A steamboat, for the Fred
ericksburg route, will be launched from Pages
ship yard, between four and six O'Clock this after
noon,
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BOOK NOTICE.

LIBRARY House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
August -, 1852.
LARGE NUMBER OF BOOKS belonging
n to this Office are yet out. The members of
the House, and others having them in their pos
session, are respectfully requested to cause them
to be returned. JOHN A. PARKER,
Librarian House of Representatives
Aug 26-dtf
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,
DUNCAN, LEWIS, and BARLOW,
No. l6l William Street, Nev York.
July 27-3m '.r ~'
SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
DETER LORILLARD, surviving partner OF r;
q. Lorillard, No. AZ Chatham street, New
York, has constantly hand and for sale Snuff
and fine cut Tobacco of the very beat quality war.
ranted to keep in any climate. full price current
sent by addressing as above.
July 13-3r
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ii. b. VI ,RIIN,
K. D JOHNSON.
GALVESTON, August 7, 1852.

ERPOOL u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
No. SO Wall street, New York.
THE BOOKS Fur SUBSCRIPTION 10 the
l balance OF the stock OF this Company not sub
scrbed for previous to The passage Of the oct Tor
increased mail pay from the Government, Will DC
opened at their office rs above from the 10Th to
the 25tk Of September next, inclusive.
By order Of the Board Of Directors:
Aug 20 WIN. l.. YOULE, Secretary.
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frs- Board OF Health.-A stated meeting will
be held this day at d o'clock IN.
AuD %
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LOCAL MATT f. X S .

FIRE.-The alarm Of fire about four O'Clock yes
terday evening was occasioned by the burning of
frame stable, belonging to colofed hickman
named Wade, located near the corner of G and
Fourth streets. Some provender and harness wac
destroyed.
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Markets.

New YoRK, August 27.--There is change to
notice in Government stocks. Canton is selling at
79;; Erie, 500; Pennsylvania Sc, $50. Exchange
on London lOk premium. The money market con-
tinues easy. ...
Flour is not quite so firm. Sales of 5000 bbls.
at 81 "a a $4 80 for State brands, and 81 81
81 6S for southern. Cornm and rye -four I'M
changed. Wheat is lees active and prices droop-
ing. Sales of southern red at 100 lO4 cents;
white do. 10 III cents. Sales OF II 900 bushels
mixed corn at 60 a 10 cents. Oats AZ "A cents.
Rye II cents. Provisions are firm. Sales of 100
bbls pork at $40 81 a $40 for mess, and ST. 81
a SIS for prime. Bacon firm. Lard in bbls. IL
ccnts.r Groceries steady. Sales yesterday at auc-
ton OF 900 bags Rio coffee, at prices ranging from
II to 9 cents; market firm Tobacco is firm and
active, with an upward tendency. Cotton quiet;
small sales at 10. for nidding uplands; Orleans
do. lOs a lOk cents. Whisky is firm, with sales Of
bbls. at 2ls a 25 cents.
Business generally very active.
PHILADELPHIA, August 81 Nothing new in
stocks; Pennsylvania 5's, 96t; Reading Railroad
bonds, SO 49,; Morris canal, III. Sales of 900
barrels -four at 81 so. Rye -four, SO rs Corn
meal, So 25. Sales Of red wheat at lO2 1903
cents; white do los 100 cents. Sales 500 bush
els yellow corn at 70 cents. Oats, IS q SO cents.
Rye, 70 cents. Whisky, % cents.
New ORLEANS, August 25.-The Atlantic's news
has had effect upon the cotton market Rice
has advanced, with sales of 100 tierces at 81
cents. Flour has advanced Is Is cents, with
large sales. Grain was improving. Provisions
firm at full rates. Groceries unchanged.
Advices from Mazatlan state that, in consequence
of the government orders to close that port, the
steamer Commodore had been obliged to leave.
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o. The Rev. Mason Noble will preach In
the island Hall, corner of Oh street and Virginia
avenue, tomorrow Sunday evening ats o'clock.
Aug %
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DJj- Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
on Eighth street, rear OF the Patent Office
Preaching on Sabbath morning at ii o'clock, and
in the evening at o'clock. Seats free.
IN
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no Church OF the Ascension, H, between
Ninth and Tenth streets west.-lt 10 expected that
the Rev. Dr. BUTLER will preach in this church to-
morrow Sunday morning at II O'Clock; and the
Rev. Mr.. WOODS, recently of Rock Creek parish,
in the afternoon at o'clock. Aug %
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Ne,o York Politics.

New YoRK, August 27.-At the primary Demo-
cratic election last night, the Hunkers carried a
decided majority Of the wards Of the city.
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LAND AGENCY IN TEXAS.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS, having been connected
/ with the land offices Of Texas for the last if
teen years, and acted as agents in purchasing,
selling paying taxes upon, periecting titles. and
giving general superintendent to lands, and
collecting debts in said State. respectfully of"r
their services to such persons as may wish to en-
gage them.
Many forfeitures about to accru" from failure
10 pay taxes Claims other wise good will be barred
by adverse possession Of three years. that being the
limitation. Owing to some one OF these, among
other causes, the beat lands are in condition TO
be Loot
Having made it our business to become acqusnt-
ed with all the laws relating to titles, and being
determined to attend diligently to all elaine con-
ided to us, require in all Cases an advance in
cash sufficient to cover the expenses of investira
ton; when this shall be done, willing TO take
a contingent interest in the lands Tor attention and
services.
ii. b. M.RTIN,
r. u JOHNSON.
GALVESTON, August 7, 1852.
RErEnENcEs: Colonel E. Allen, Attorney Gene
raj; w. p. Bainger. United States District Auor-
ney, and D. G. Mills, Calves on; Colonel j.
Riley, Messrs. Rice and Nichols Houston; Co ou,l
X. w. Hi, Thomas Price, esq., and VIII
liam NJ Goodrich, esq New Orleans; Lucian Nj
nor, Louisa Court house, Virginia; and Texas Dell
cgation in Congress, Washington, d. T..
Aug 25-.-Tri w6,*
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Arr,ral of the City of Manchester.

PHILADELPHIA, August N.-The steamer City
of Manchester has arrived with Liverpool dates Of
the 1th instant She brings $50 passengers and
q valuable cargo.
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Co. Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth
will be preaching in this church TO-
morrow (Sabbath) morning, 29,h, at II o'elock k,
by Rev. JOS P. MooRE; and in the evening at II
O'Clock by Rev. S. JUSTIN. The public are re.
spect fully invited. Aug %
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Condition of the Riuer.

PITTsBuaaH August 27 There five feet wa
ter in the channel, and the river rising. Their,
was heavy fall of rain last night.
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o. Funeral sermon.-The Funeral Sermon
of Asa +. WILCOX. esq. will be delivered at IL
O'Clock on Sunday morning, the 18th instant, by
the Rev. II c. TEAsDALE, ID. d =, in the E street
Ba ptist Church, between 9th and 7th streets.
The friends of the family respec fully invited
to attend without further notice.
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A USTIN GRAY has this day associated with
IA himself WILLIAM BALLAsrYsE, for the pur-
pose of conducting the Bookselling and Stationery
business in this city.
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AN ACT granting to tho State of Michigan the
right Of way and donation Of public land, for
the construction of a ship canal around the Falls
Of ST. Mary's, in said State ..
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Repressnta
fipts Of the United States Of america IN Congress as
senbied, That there be, and IL hereby, granted TO
said State, the right of locating a canal through
the public lands, known the military rcsei va
ton AT the Falls at St Mary's river, in said State,
and that four hundred feet ofiand in width, extend
ing along the line OF such canal, be and the same
hereby granted, TO be used by said State, or under
the authority thereof, for the construction and
convent, nee of such canal, and the appurtenances
thereto, and the thereof 10 hereby vested in
said State forever for the purposes Aforesaid, and
No oiher Provided, That, in locating the line Of
sad canal through said military reservation, the
same shall be located the line OF the survey
heretofore made for that purpose, such other
route between the waters above and below said
falls as, under the approval of the Secretary of
War, may be selected: And provided, further That
said canal shall be at least one hundred feet wide,
with depth Of water twelve feet, and the locks
shall be al least two hundred and fifty feet long
and sixty feet wide, ......... .... '.......- -
SEC 3. And be IL further enacted, That there
be and hereby is granted to the said State OF Mich
igan, for the purpose Of aiding said State in con-
structing ana completing said canal, seven hun
ored and fifty thousand acres Of public lands, TO
be selected in Subdivisions agreeably to the United
States surveys, by agent or agents to be appoint
cd by the Governor Of said State, subject TO the ap.
prevail OF the Secretary of tho Interior, from any
lands within said State subject to private entry.
SEC 3 And be IL further tnacfsd, That the said
lands hereby granted shall be subject 10 the dspo
sal of the Legislature Of said State, for tho
pun oses aforesaid, and other; and the
said canal shall be and remain public high
way for the use Of the Government OF the Uni
ted States free from toll other charge upon the
vessels of said Government engaged IN the public
service, or upon vessels employee by said Govern
ment in the transportation Of any property or
troops Of the United States.
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by TELEGRAPH.
R,.u.orsd Settlement Of the Fishry Difficult

Rumored Settlement Of the Fishfry Difficulties.
New YoaK, August 81 The New York Express
this morning states that they have letters
which announce on the highest authority, that the
fishery question has already been satisfactorily
settled. The documents were brought over in the
steamer Asia, and have been taken to Washing
ton and to the colonies. q,
Private letters also received at New York state
that Mr.. Barring denies the truth Of the rumors in
the London papers that he ia about to visit the
United States a diplomatic mission, and assert
that he is coming on private business.
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II O..

1t has been said, that If lie peopls
had the election Of the Electors, the
voice OF what is called the lower coliilii-
try would be lost. 1t would be an iil..
teresting experiment which would de-
eide how much more it could be lost.
than it is now. He, who has ever
heard that voice, must have his organs
OF hearing so iversely attuned, that
the breath of gassamer would sadly
jar his tympanum. And so far as tfs
apprehension of being engulphe1 bY.
the upper country is concerned, let us
begin to learn wisdom, in the concerpis.
ton Of our true position. Let lis. feel
that he who lives in Barnwell, Edge
field, or Pendlcton, is our brother and
friend. That no man from any part
of the State, has been cheated OF
his place in the Commonwealth, be. 4
cause of the section in which ho lived
That no section, because of its locality,
has been denied its full share of public
benefits. That, this argument is ufnlss
founded-that it is more-it ia ungen:
erous and undeserved. Let us ask
ourselves this plain question? Iphaf
IS our freedom arorM If zee cannot enjoy /
one Of lis highest privileges, from he
apprehension, that if .oe attempt IL. .siis i.s3
aoil be taken from rs, by our relations
aud triendss There is another pro:
position, similar to that involved in
the question, to which We shall recurE
bit in the mean time We thpR it
out, for those to ponder on, Who feel
an interest in SO grave a matter. It iSs
this: Is not the cession Of Me efiiefs
privilege Of freedom, cessioa Of j Jres-5
dom itself ?-Souhcrn Standard. 49,
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How TO MAKE Take
earnestly hold Of life, cap&citated for
and designed to high and noble
purpose. Study closely the minds
bent for laborious profession, Adops
it early and pursue it. steadily, new
er looking back to the turning fur
row, but forward to the new ground
that ever remains to be broken. !
Means and ways are abundant to eve-
ry mans success, if will and actions
are rightly adapted to them. Our
rich men have carved their paths .to
fortune, and by this internal principle
"a principle that cannot fail to
reward its votary, if it be resoluteiy
pursued. To sigh or repine over the
ia.A Of inheritance is unmsnly. Ey-
cry man should strive to be crea.
tor instead Of inhcr;tor. He should
bequcath instead Of borrow. The
human race, in this respect wants Dig
nifty and discipline. They prefer Is
weld the sword ofvalorous foref3thers
to forging their own weapons. This
is q mean and ignoble spirit. Let
every man be conscious Of the pow
er in him and the Providence ov-
cr him, ard fight his own battles with
his own good lance. Let him,fecl that
it is better to caru crust than To
inherit Golfers Of gold, This spirit OF
seli:nobility when once learned, and
every man will discover within him.
self, under God, the elements and
capacities of wealth. He, will De;
rich, inestimably rich in self resources,
and can lift his face proudly 70
meet the noblest among men.
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avs
N5 The Deficiency bill hes grown
very fast during its passage through
the House, AS it went to the Senate
from the House. it amounted To about
s3,0G0,O00. The following ere some
Of the additions made: ..,s,...5.,..sgt..
For extra clerks 50,0oQ3S
Mexican Boundary Commission 81. .D60
Contingen' expenses Of the Senate $4,000
Books and printing $4,000
Collins steamers. extra pay for last q. :.ss s
Extraordinary expenses of courts in ,:s
s lsaias iiiisssa B Ao ~ rs,
For erecting CIstonl hcusSa
These items amount, to s I,9f4 ,000;;s
and with numerous otherstn6t enuInef.
ated, they bring up the amount OF ..sfte
bill to over S.. 900, 600. as2 ~ /;
This, be it recollected, is to supply
deficiencies for the fiscal year teffnhias
ting on the 29th June last. iFkes In
telligencer says: ~ iss7&Fs
Among the appropriations Wiiea.
have been exhausted Except the small
remainder unexpended in the hands OF
the officers Of the Senate and fItase
Of Representatives. is that for thsTpi
and mileage sof members of Csngrsss.2
This will doubtless insure prompt
action: for the members Of Congress
put religious faith in the maxim that,
The laborer is worthy ofhis ilire'-iin
their own case at least Southern
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