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Thus 1t will be seem that the expenses for the ysar
le5O5l, rather less than they far back az
1884. Now you have large fleet of naval steamer
aaoaand this for the increase in the last fiscal
year.
Mr. HUNTER. Does this statement include the cost Of
the erection of buildingsl
Mr.. PEARCE. II includes repairs Of marine barracks
But for the navy proper will mention the heads Of the
pendure pay provisions medicines, increase and repairs
ordnance and stores, steamers fuel for steamers pur
chase Of American hemp, and conngents. t
say then, that the expenses of the Navy Department
have not been increased but that with about equal
pendure OF money much efficient and valuable ser
vice has been had We have had larger squadrons in al
most every We have had u squadron in the Pacific
since the period of the war; and during the times Of the
very high prices occasoned by the discovery Of gold in Cali
orn which of very much increased the expense of
supplies there We have added number of steamers
which had not before Yet Notwithstanding all this the
Of the navy proper scarcely ota than
they were in l84 and not much they were in s43-
IA
Then. ask, what justification there is for speaking Of
abuses in expenditure, and calling upon tho people to
to the rescue think the little retrospect which have
given will show the gentleman that he have any hope
Of greater economy if the distinguished from
Michigan Mr.. CAss should happen to into power
or, if the distinguished senator from Illinois Mr. DOUGLAS
shoud be called to guide the helm of State do not be-
ieye that any change will make things better Tho truth
things well now, that if there any change ALL it
must be for the Laughter1 And if the people
wise, they will " let well enough alone"
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tho Of the country Is vastly better protected
while the service is largely increased Il 10 true, that
the general Navy Department have increased
but howi By legislative aeonby congressional contracts
You have made for steamers ehageaoe on
the navy 10 nearly million per annum. You have made
contracts directed be made for floating docks,
costing than a million in single year. You have
authorized expenditures be made for the naval school at
Annapolis for the navyyard Memphis, and various per-
improvements other yards. have in my possess
sion table showing the expenses of the Navy Department
for number of years past This contains list
of the appropriations for the navy poer and Is prepared
from the annual statement Of appropriations submitted TO
Congress pursuant the provision Of the second section OF
the Of Congress passed the first of May 1920 have
for the years 1884, &c. down 1851 inclusive
Here the table, which shows the Details and groups the
results The total expenditures Of the navy proper and
marine corps are as follow;
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A NEW Route 20 Fittsburx. via tho BaIlssuoY. a..
qusAanna, and Psnmsylva,a Railroad1ArouKA 10
50 houaAn train OF will Cave,t statiaa
with the United States mail from Washington Bsmo
M, connecting w.ih me last line at Middetown A.
irving at Harrisburg At II, D. m, 10 dinner. ~1&
The uaHiesves Harrisburg for the 2, p m ayi0
Hoidsysbug at Al this point passengers The on
taking either the Johnstown thence by packed h
stages direct from Holdaysburgto Pittsbnry. "' v
Tickets sold following points by this tnin . -
York. Wnehtsyle, Columbia Marietta, Middeown HanI
New Port Mler.own, Peiysyie Lswistown, veyowu s
ingdon, Holiday burg, and Pusburg. A'"aas
This also with tho Cumberland Valley ,,
which through Carlisle. shppensous chambsburr AL
other points this road. "aAs
For ihs of passengers from Washington ~,
hove points Of the COMPANY will III
aud Ohio Railroad Company on he
the morning 49, receive the baggage which Win y
carried free Of charge TO Calvert station. va"
ROBERT STEWART,
Octl-du Ticket Assp,
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no CIV Ef<s 81 Lands An Tsx~s-A s~uslsma. A. 49,.
who - good surveyor and lawyer desire. " resos, u as
the present season. and would become ths ..sn,
owner Of lands Ia that coanty, with 10 bring thsa %
ma N1 uo
He family small capital, and l. DESTROYS
agriculture He give the satisfactory
" integrity aRd responsibility, and his general
enable him control considerable emigration 10 Ys 's
Any ofTexas ands who would inclined 10 avail
Of such arrangement be paeedin
advertiser, suitable BY addressing post
General agent and collector, Richmond vi,,;s,.
Ma4l9-I 'Ns~A
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.

CONTINUES practise law Supreme conrf 20 ase
before Congress- TO claims and sete m
the departments boards OF commissioner'i
patents nj home and abroad obtain pensHs
and bounty lands collect debts, dividends, egsce ana
tances any part cf the United and In oreirn
make Of funds and stocks and on hona hn
gaee and negotiate the purchase and sale Of loans anus
patent rights, In sny State OF the Union. ,ns
Particular attention paid IN California iandnne cases ees
10 the United states Supreme Court aPpenl. c.4
prepaid addressed 70 ~. a. snsfhsn
Place, Capitol mn, wsshugss. O., VIII meet WIN
tention M oe'%
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THE unrivaed place for obtaining all wines liquors, &c. v
cheap snder' ateIyin consequence Of nuaa
pSs and Sa s
faction Of offering Of the best wines and liquors inp
Duff Gordon Co.'S sherss embracing delicate pale ., var
low prices; old very choice ManzaniIa aon
gallons specially selected for consumers some extra AmonIso
in bottles put Up in Europe which he challenges as equal
The Manzania and Amonllado peculiarly ap.i
they strengthen without stimulating and have
BOT the acid Of many other wines.
Porwines principally specially selected for his sales to eos-
mes, from the stock Of Burnester at Opoo and imported d.
rect
Ports and red wines palmed of such.
the gallon wholesale By cask Among them is some r
delicate white Port and Maimsey Port
too careful in their choice Of Port
and West indies sersia &c. Ac &c, ON daugi ind in bottles
and by casks.
As 10 the sparkling subscriber Is well known thai
Meet champagne, and the splendid spsng Mosee,
by him. to other and .oa
Of the inferior wines nown the markets which
put upon buyers FIRST class.
v re o~ asG & Or % " e
wines generally the himself judge ana
Soss 70 the ss Wy *
OF Burgundy wines be hast large stock and en~sa
that them from his vaults good bottle G
ssutcrns and Barsac always on hand in bottles.
His Rhine and Mo-cs wines, from CELLAR
Mes Dsnhard Jordan Of extensive, and nuna
vinsss Of the "sseinbes which is the beUow,h q
In the articles Of Cognac and brandis M
stock embracing old sI,Is q Dupsy o.
hhds "Dusouehe" 1884, in hhd consignment which vi
preserving brandy and nil other wines and liquors. including
Of the above sold BY retail 70 IN any quantity desired
An goods delivered within days reach Of Philadelphia %
paid Orders will be promptly executed II sent by mail or md
graph. ,.cop apnrp !,
Cheap Wine Store, 7s Walnut street. Philadelphia
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PRIVATE TUTOR.--A young English gentleman who
received good education. resided
snSous 10 obtain the position Of tnto
sons IN some private family Of respecabiIiy.
References
gwen parties Of the highest respectfully either In this country
In England, 4
Mar ia-duf '
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General Agency and Law ONCE AT washingtsA
DE SEEDING 4 wYLIE,

General Agency and Law Once AZ WashingteA
DE sELDINC WYLIE,
No. Todds Bidrss Pennsylvania acsnss, nsrf door ssa
Bronn's Hotel, WasAingfon, d. C.
CHAS DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having f,rmsI
partnership for purpose OF prosecuting claims beu
Congress- the executive departments or before board Of con
appointed for the adjustment spolaton ous
claims against any foreign government prepared give a
full faithful all business that be n,rusist
their charge They VIII also attend obtaining PENSIONS oun
duties claims arising under contracts sn
otherwise buying and selling real cs'is collecting prva clans
rents, &c. IL,
Andrew wye, viii attend 20 any law business With wms
firm be nirusted Of the courts
the District Supreme Court Of the United Sisiss.
Cha. DE 5sidnR, being United States commissioner nou1
public OF deeds of the Un
will give prompt taking Of testimony, acknowf
other duties which his ONCE
Charges will be moderate and regulated cssss
and the Of services required.
Communications (post paid Will receive mmedtste attention
Srpte-dly
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CHARLES SEXTON, Attorney and CounseII,,-.
Law, offers professional services In Supreme o. ~
the United States before Court Commis,on
In claims against the departments OF The general ro,
ment and before Congress- In procuring patents in obtaining p.
and bounty lads collecting debts M
negotiating the purchase and sale ofand. Ia Of United
States especially claims before Of o
under treaty with Mexico, prepared give his nm a.
lention and California land title coming the Uns
States supreme Count appeal.
The latest maps States and Territories, complied from m.
surveys othe General Land Office, and statistical information en-
bscing the improvements and population Of the Territories and
important towns in the United Safes ugreeab the
can be obtained AZ his once ON 18th street, opposite the Tea
Building Washington, ID. e. y
References Hon. Justin Butteded Washington city his sre,
IeDcy Alexander Ramsey, 81 Paul. Minnesota John ynr
attorney aaw New York cy Peter IT. Burnett attorney al s
Aiviso, California; Messrs Thomas Cowperhwa Co, Ph
depha; Messs A. r. Ladew Co.. 81 Louis Messn O. Abe
nathy K Co., Oregon City.
Feb S--2aw3m
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WILLIAM HoRsER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Loncasier, Grant cop~fy, Wisco~sir,

(LArr rAuauIEK corSTv, vA1
IL attend The OF Grant, Dane, and Iowa eounsss
w the federal and supreme Madison. lie wiz ~
prompt and particular attention 70 the collection Of claims h
chase, SALE redemption OF lands, and the OF
resident Iandho.dcrs In any part OF the Rtae.
Refers Hon. H. y. foote u. r. Senate; Hon. james NJ M
o. g. Senate; Inman Homer esq, Waenfop, Va Mcsr kr1
Mason, atoneys law, New York; W. T. Hcnn
David LarrIcy eco, and Mcs-rs. q. w Welsh Phsi,s
Mess. j. n. Crockett John A. Kasson attorneys II Lu
Missouri, .e plp-iauh
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minsauon Of most faithful and Isalous Officer and may
continue during his administration, without his being any
censurabo for H. Unless you sift him with
nlsconcc he know everything that going the
different bureaus Of his department e cannot know IN
relation 10 their operation than his subordnaes COM
muneaie TO him; ADD IL is their duty to inform himof any
thing that requires his attention,
The from Virginia all sded 10 certain deficiencies
said lately have from California have made in
qury about the point and think the is somewhat
California but do how deficiencies could in
The accounts when they in paid. IL is very
however that accounts for payments made applicable
TO the service of prior year, may In during the
year. and may be found TO have diminished the funds
in the hands of the dsbursng officers TO limit the
the of the current year That 10 very true and
do know that anybody here would be to blame for H.
unless that state OF things could be anticipated Tho truth
is however that paid for the service of
always falling upon the appropriations for another year.
Under the system OF established by the authority
beginning, the origin Of which Ia almost lost in obscury
happens and but happen that expenditures for
prior not made known 10 the department until
they become charge upon the appropriations OF the cur
rent year.
II look the system Of receipts and expenditures in
the Quartemaster Generals bureau, shall how this
thing works. Yet much has been said about the
expenses the Quartemasters department. the Sen
will perhaps be surprised that there has been
regular diminuon of these expenditures since the
have In my hands Of the expenses Of the Guar
termasters department for tho years ending June 3Oth
mates for 1852. have also statement Of the funds which
into the hands of the quartermasers for disbursement
during these years submit the paper as more satisfacto
ry thun my statement Of il:
STATEMENT WHICH WENT MIRO THE HANDS OF
ouARrTRMAsrERs ron REIMBURSEMENT
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THE Princpsl Of the Wsuaston N CO. Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith an assistant teacher who qualified
various English branches and
unmarried of habits and
must made immediately and by paid
10 the Principal. -
Yek 1e-dn
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MOSES l.. HOLT.
ArToarHY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Co~ ESroor,r<o roy.fcx..c

MOSES l.. HOLT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Law,
San Francisco, California.
RrrsRrrors, Hon. g. w Inre NJ c. Aabass; Iohn Tsfs
ESQ, Mobile, Aabnmn Messrs Rhodes. Wright CO., New
Ieans Louisiana Henry =. Clark esq, Tarboo Moth Csrs
Hon. w. N. Gwn, NJ o. California, Hen r. True, csq New f
city; r. Hsasy goston, Massachuse,s Hatch ~
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2ssu
NEW York and California Millionaire Association
IN One thousand shares Of thousand dollars Capital,
oo0 limited number Of shares obtained by inhue
parties who have capital 10 invest special adnn
conformity with the revised York. free o y
sonal liability future the OF 81 Oo casn
certificates Of shares issued therefor cent
with fair prospect Of doubling the whole, safe oeranon
unde and mining the United States under the direction aho
uel Of OLIVER HOLDEN
As the General Agent fine Company
No II Wall street, New f@t
CaIifoFnnns and other responsible parties throughout he
who United States on M
cation and be empoyea
points, where line vessels can ~
available for trade, carrying the malls and ne
from Europe, Asia, Afflca, and the Americas. c.ah<
There very business doing WIN
mia, the Pacific Ac and long the supply OF gd
the demand for capital, goods and manufactures, viii
liberal views and calculations therefor. And 70 ma
demand and profit thereby that this association " being
der the firm and style OF q. HOLDEN \ CoI s;rd
Mercantile Commercial, and Cernmission Merchant
Insurance. and Mining Agents, New York and San fr''
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p H. HOOE & co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
carpeting floor oil cloths, maftings, rugs matera
sbeetng blankets, and house furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th aud 9th Streets Washington
D. G.
Aug 2o-H
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for March. 1859, just pub
Aplo fRANCK TAYLOR
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THE Handmade the Pinnoforte, comprising
full description OF mechanism of the instrument and In
sructons how keep always in tunes BY p D. Tempeion
Published, and Tor sale by
TAYLOR d MAURY,
April2 Booksellers, near Oh street
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In Bank OF New York and cash on hand.
In bonds and mortgages on real estate,
principally In the cities OF New York
and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
loaned... .....................
In stocks, United States and corporation
ofNsw York, cost valuc.... ...........
Temporary loans on policies in lieu Of sur
fenoer $1,000. ............ ..........
Balance due from agents .................
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HANGING ACADEMY.-EIrst Coursc.-Mr. r. n. Liable
has theonor citizens OF Washington
and Alexandria, that his first of dancing the
win commence Thuday November al his
George Thomas Parkers side Pennsylvania
between 9th and 7i opposite Browns hotel
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
All fashionable will introduced
Octl l--dff
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TO STRANGERS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT ofTrlE
IN MAsLS.-JULY lST, 1851.

NORTHERN.-Arrves from Charlottesville on
tho same days heretofore, viz: Tuesdays, Thurs
day, and Saturdays. Schedule time of arrival 5. u
m. Leaves, as heretofore. on Sundays, "Wednesday:
and FRIDAYS at 3, a. m.
PACKET MAIL.-Arrives every day, except
Tuesday. between and 7. a. m. Leaves ever,
day. except Sunday, about 7, a. BY the North
Stage and Packet there is received and despatch
ed, every day mail for Richmond and points Noril
and South of that city
" The Canal way mail is received Wednesdays
Friday. and Sundays, and despatched Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays ns heretofore.
SOUrHWESTERN.( Cor Salem. )--Arrives Sun
days, Wednc.days and Fridays. at &, a. M. Leave,
Tueslevs. Thursdays and Saturdays. about 8, n. m
WESTERN, (or Fincas,le )--Arrives Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, about 6. r. m. hereto
fore. Leave. as heretofore Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays--but at a later hour, about g. a.
" BY these two lines, mails for places not
further west than Bufstd's are despatched every
day except Sunday.
BUCHANAN AND LEXINGTON (ria Canal)
arrives Sunday, Wednesday and Friday. at 6 p. NJ;
Leaves Monday, Thursday and Saturday at hall
past N.
FARMvILLE.-Leavcs Richmond Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays a. m; rrivcs at Lynch
burg next days by sa. m. Leaves Lynchburg Sun
days. Wednesdays and Fridays a p. M. arrives at
Richmond next day. by a p. m. Ey-This schcd-
ule will go into effect on Friday, the 5th inst.
Arrives, as heretofore TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays. Leaves as heretofore,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 a, m.
PEDLAR MlLLS-Arrives as heretofore, Mon
days and Thursdays, between 10 and IL, a. NJ
Leaves about |, p. M, same day.
Er Mail closed at 6. p. m. No Mails arriving
on thes- nights the Office will no, be opened for
delivery or Sundays, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridav- after derk-
On Sunday morning the office will be kept open
.for one hour after the Mail by the Packet is ready
lfor delivery. VIM. NJ BIACkFORD, r. NJ.
Dec Its
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prbach nearer and nearer to Europe :

prbach nearer and nearer to Europe -
When the alarm which the idea of going
to strange and distant eouhfry gives 10
the homely notions ola Euorean manufac-
ture- or peasant shall be thus worn but
thousand repeated repulsive feelings re-
sPecting their present. home, thousand
attractive motives respecting the settle
merit which they will look to, IN America:
will raise spirit Of adventure, and be-
come the resistible cause of an almost
general emigration 10 n. rtw ,eorld."
Whether the islands in those rart.;
called the West Indies. are naturally
parts of this North American cotnftiuhion.
is a question. in the detail Of it. Of curious
speculation, butof no doubt as 10 the
fact.
Then giving way to the enthusiasm Of
his prophetic spirit, he addresses himself
IN direct language to Amerits;
"A nation in whom all nations will
come; power whom all powers Of En-
rope will court TO civil and commercial
alliances; people to whom the reinnsnts
fall ruined people will fly; whom the on
pressed and injured Of evety ration will
seek for refuge" he excaims." AcrtArE
YOUR SOVEREIGNTY. EXERCISE THE PowEx
AND DUTIES OF YOUR THRONE"
Arise ascend thy lofty scat .
BE clothed with thy strength
If ~, bi.t ,1nr a ~,
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A Fighting Candidate.

MIR. Wise. in the late Convention, in
formed the. party that they had not only
soges-mentoning Buchanan, Dickinson
and Dallas-but heroes also, and he emu.
meratcd Butler. Stockton and JEFF. Davis.
We copy the following notice he gave of
Com. Stockton, from the report in the En-
qurer:
There was young man in the Navy, n
pet OF Decatur-the most gallant soul
that ever livcd-who actually stormed
Gibraltar. A voice. "The Gibraltar OF
whiggeryT'I No. the Gibraltar at the
mouth Of the Mediterranean. The Young
man referred to, midshipman in the
Navy, went ashore at Gibraltar one day.
1t was at time when British officers were
in the habit ofinsulting Americans, when.
ever they could be found. While this
young man was in Gibraltar, two British
officers commenced traducing the Ameri.
can character, and he Immediately laid
down the gauntlet. with an understanding
that the laws Of the garrison were not to
be enforced. They met upon the out
works Of the fort. and this young man
plugged" his antagonist. The compan
ion of the British officer Immediately ad-
vanced to arrest the midshipman as a pris-
oner. lnccnsed at the violation Of the pro
mise solemnly made. he caught the officer
in his arms, and giving him. close hug.
threw himself over the parapet, and thus
locked. they tolled over and over to the
bottom. in which effort he broke his leg
A sergeant attached to the fort pursued
the midshiptnan on horseback, but on com.
ing up to him, the midshipman threw him
off, and taking possession Of his horse made
his escape to the boat. Afterwards; he
went on board the British flag ship. and
challenged the whole feet. He met three
British officers, one after another, and the
result was, If I have been correctlyinform-
ed. regulation was made. that if any
British officer should thereafter fight duel
he would be cashiered the service. This
young man was Robert L. Stockton. The
promise ofthe boy has been redeemed in
the man. You all know what he did in
California, where he carried his sailors on
shore, and made them perform military
duty, although it was said in the Florida
war that sailors could comprehend but one
military command. and that was Eight
Indians" Mr.. Wise continued his re-
marks, and said that if we wanted sage.
there was Buchanan and Dickinson, and
Dallas; or If a soldier, Butler and Stock.
ton, or Jefferson Davis Of Mississippi, Ell
'her Of whom would be acceptable to him,
and would compare favorably with any
person our opponents might select.
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[PROPRIETORS.

the market extracted its contents 10y "suc-
TONY and filed the shell with about three
5unccs Of gunpowder. Then going into
very crowded thoroughfare-we pre-
sumo to give eclat to his enterprise-hc
placed the Internal machine III his mouth.
and "touched it Oft" with a match. In.
stead. however. ofblowing his head to u
toms, the powder when igni,ed, merely
poured forth stream of fire and smoke
from the aperture in the shell, but with.
out dong any serious harm to the man.
The astonishneh, Of The passets by, at
beholdlng human mouth suddenly be-
come the crater Of an active vocalno may
be imagined. The disappointed man was
taken into custody by the police. and con
veyed to the hospital.
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MECHANICAL.
- Al the sign ofthe RED HAT

~ The subscriber having received the Spring
style Of Hats, for 1852, of very superior quality,
and also the blocks and manufacturing materials,
would most respectfully announce to his friends
and the public generally. that he is prepared
to manufacture Molesk,n and SAX HATS of all
kinds and Qualities, for wholesale and retail custo-
mers. Country Merchants are particularly rsques-
ted to call andexamine his Silk Hats, thirty dol
lars per dozen, which for quality, ptice and dura-
biity. cannot be surpassed by any Of the Nor,hsrn
manufacturers. He will also be ablo in few
weeks to present to the public fine assortment Of
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags.
valises, Umbrellas. &C., of every description and
style, which be is determined to sell at prices tina,
cannot fail to please all who may favor him with
call. R-Do not forget the sign of the Red Hat
mar og-fs IACOB RUMROuGH.