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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-30
Miniature Almanac.


VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks office
of the Circuit Court for the county of Campbell,
the first Monday in July, 1861 in the 18th year of
the Commonw eallh.
Littlebury Moon, Executor of James Boawreht,decd
Plaintiff,
James Frazier and Jockey his wife James Frazier,
Trustee for Els her Finch and her children, james
West, and Jane his wife, the children. their d.
scendants (being unknown) of Daniel Bo twrght,s nd
of Anna Tyler decd, Polly Wood, Nancy Wood and
Jane T. Wood the last three being n'ants under the
age of 81 years, Defendants,
In Chancep
The object of this suit is ascertain the rights and
interests of the child en-, their desHoldans. of Dan
lei Boatwrght and of Anna Tyler dect.., in tie es
of James cartwright, and EN- BILE the OF he
said james Boatwrght make distribution Of his
estate. according TO law and the and prov ons
of the will of his Tfstator, and appearing by sat
tory evidence that the said james d. Frazier and Lock-
ey his wife, and the children their descend .nts, of
Daniel Boawright and of Anna Tyler decd, notin-
habitants of this Commonw and that the names
of the said children their descendants, of Daniel
Boatwright and of Anna Tyler decd unknown, il
is ordered that they appear here and do what neces
airy protect their interest in this suit and that copy
of this order be inserted in newspaper published
in the city of Lynchbug for four successive weeks and
posted the front door oil the Court House ofhs coun-
ty on some Court dav.
Cory -Teste,
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GARRET Y. WATSON
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

w session of this Institution will open ON the sec
ond Thursday (8th) September, and close Bed Of July
next Catalogues exhibiting the course of instruction
and the standing of the students during the past .es
sion &c &c. will be cheerfuy sent to all requesting
them, by Prof Campbe Clerk of the Faculty The Tu-
ton fee is forty dollars per The best boarding
can be procured at SO so per month.
FACULTY.
George Junkin d. D., President and Prof Of Men
tai and Moral Science Logic, Rhetoric, &c.
John L. Campbell A M. Robinson Prof of General
and Agricultural Chemistry and Astror omy.
James J. White, Prof Of Greek Language and Liter
AZURE.
Junius M Fishburn A. NJ Prof. of Lsiin and Mod
ern Languages y 25tlsePJ
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Detention of a Steamer

NEW York, July 26th.-The steamer Roam.
oke, which sailed for Norfolk this afternoon.
came to anchor down the bay. owing probably
TO some arrangement other machinery.
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Yel1oW Ener at Nrae Orleans

view ORLEANS July 25th.-The yellow fe
yer is rapidly on the increase, and at most OF
the hospitals the deaths amount to 80 or 40 DER
day. = - p''
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Insurance on Life.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
CAPITAL, JULY 1st, 1853, OVER
ST. 700 900.

DERSONS wishing provide for those dependent
L on TIER lives do by availing themselves Of
Life Insurance. The profits of this company annn
ally divided among the insured and exceed one third
the premium paid.
No Institution affords better security advantages to
the insured Per ohs N address mo at Richmond or
procu the necessary blanks in Lynchburg by calling
nj the office of Dr. w S. Morris Medical Adviser for
the Company. u. w. kNOWLES, Agent.
July 7-d&c:m
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TCOsT rORCAsnONLY

A TCOST FOR CASH ONLY.--The sub.
"A scrbers intending To retire from tho Dry Goods
business in this city will from this dry offer their arge
and elegant stock of Staple ind Fancy Goods nj cost
for cash only
The Stock is of the beat offered In this Market
almost it'rely ali of which purchased when
goods were Mt least 30 per cheaper han the
ooald be bought at We have splendid assort.
meat OF line Black and Cooured French Cloths Cas
meres, Vess,ng and elegant dress Silks, Prints, Cling
hems, Berdges, Irish nnens &c. III persons In want
of real good goods ut low prices will now hive chance
No goods will be sold at and charged Our trrm,
are cnsh. b. H. LEWIS e. co
LynchburR July 10, 1883
7. S.-Any person wishing enter into the goods bu
siness Gun buy bargain in the Stock, and get good
stand. b. II. l.. ~ co.
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FOR NEW YORK.
s. Mai Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHlPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

I'flE new aud elegant eide wheel steam. - sT-.~ \
L ship JAMESTOWN, (Capt Port III
will leave Petersburg via. City Point every Tuesday
Evening. and the ROANOKE, Capt Cavendy,) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare fon Petersburg, including
state Rooms. $40 ~
Steelase passage. 5 90
For speed, comfort and safe;y these Steamships are
eNce!!ed by The end travellers will fq il
the mos pleasant the north as lev will there.
by avoid tire dust and frequent ctoges of the Railroads.
E-B Tickets issued ut ny office Sycamore Stroet.
SAM'L. G. BAPTIST, Agt. Peess5ag.
t-g A passenger train leaves the Appomatox de oi
every Tuesday and Friday half past o'clock P. y
to with the Steamships City Point. Passen-
gers by the Southsie Railroad will reach Petersburg
time to taae the for the S q. Is.
July IDS
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NEGROES WANTED.-THE subscriber
Y having located in Lynchburg, will give the highest
prices for Negroes between the of 10 and 80
Those having nep for SALE will find it to their inter
est to call on hin at Dibrell's Hotel, Lynchburg. Va
Allcommuni ations will receive prompt attention.
nov 26-A &cts ID hEAD
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The Fugitive Stare CaSe-1He Stare Re
naanded to his Master

n2dnded TO ms Master.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2i.-rhe habeas cor
pus in the fugitive slave case was argued this
morning before Judges F. Thompson and AL.
lison. The Court was asked to remand the
prisoner into the custody of his surety, 10 an.
swer for the offence charged against him be.
fore the Criminal Court The Court decided
tha, the surety having failed to bring his appli.
cation properly before the Court, not having
taken out bail piece, there was no claim up
on the prisoner.
The habeas corpus was therefore dismissed,
and the prisoner remanded tot he Marshal of
the United States for removal to Maryland,
under the writ of the United States Commls
sioner.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26th.-After the fu.
gilve was placed in the hands ofthe marshal,
bail piece was got out by the AbcEllonists IN
order to reclaim him. Officers were dispatch
ed to the Baltimore Railroad depot, expecting
that he would he sent on in The 9 o'clock train.
The fugitive was not there, however, and the
superstition is that he was taken out Of the
State in carriage, The officer with the bail
piece went on to Wilmington in the train, ex.
pecting TO head the marshal off,but there is no
intelligence Of the result. No riotous demon
sraton occurred in the city, though the car
riage containing the fugitive was pursued by
crowd OF blacks.
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I CENTRAL HOTEL, Lexington, Vn.
~ The snbGo. would inform his old friends and
The public generally Tint he has completed and furnish
ed tho nditon to hs house and Is prepared to
my houe in tho valley This house Ia In the central
nrt of the town and convenient all kinds OF business
Ills table md bur always supplied with the very best
the marke a. ID, and bis stables under the
surerinte e Of the best osters In the state.
by long experience in The business and his well known
dsposto please. he Ropes TO share bern portion
of the patronage Of tho travelling public.
10 2O--3m VIII LIAM MeCkUL.
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"a, 7s.lgsEszszss:wsaFRoM PETERsBgRG

Springs. Through IN iyo days.
IsHE virsina II Tenn Railroad Company now pre-
4 tho quickest safest and cheapest route, with
increased facilities before offered by any line to
the travelling public Visiting the Vir-iaa Springs.
Passengers lie wing Richmond daigy at 6o'clock,P NJ
(Suudoys eeptedl by Messu. Eoyd, Edmond a. Cos
line packc.s with ekper enced oommanders--or tho
next 1 morning ut o'clock A. NJ by Iho Daeyille Rail-
meeting passengers le wing Petersburg a7 o'clock
A. M the ming ct the junction OF ihe South
side oirold will proceed to liico's Staion,whcre they
will find IA limo o. ppd superior Troy Coaches, fne
horses md experienced drivers n readiness TO convey
them wi, the possible dispatch, will reach Lynch
burg enrv In tho .veni IN time TO hnye good nights
and take the Cars Of the Virginia Tennessee Hal
Rosd att o'clock, A NJ. next morning to Bonsaeks,
distances of47 mles two hours, in connection with
faris ~ Co.'S old established line Of Stages so we'll
krown to the travelling public for their safety and dis
patch well supplied with new Coaches excellent HORSES
pmodsipg agents and driyersreody 10 convey them
the Mountain House to supper, nnd after oomforta-
bic nights rest the White Sulphur Springs before 10
O'clock the morning, the second dry alter leaving
LyDchburg.
Returning passengers will leave Il V ite Sulphur
Springs at o'clock r. M. daily, (suniays exeepted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at O o'clock 7, M. and
arrive nj the Mountain House to supper, leaving the
morning day light break esling MT Scotrs arrive
at Bonsacks al a O'Clock Z. M-and Lynehbnrg at q
=. M, leave Lynehburz same eve ng by Packet ut
o'clock r. M. for Richmond arriving the second morn
ing Mt o'clock A. Mo BY 81. ses at l2d A. Nor
from 10 ocioek in the morn ig, and Southside Rail
road Pete sbug and Dam lie Railroad TO Richmond,
arriving evening at o'clock p. NJ.
Roes Of fine from Richmond and Petersbnrg
| by Boyd Edmond's Packet from Richmond
| and Virginia & Tennessee Railroad to White
| Sulphur Springs, % 90
TO Sweet Springs, g. 90
| BY Danvic Railroad from Richmond and South
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages To
Va H. Tenn. Rail Road to White Sulphur
| Springs, $40. so
| to Sweet Springs, D. 80
| THOMAS SHARP.
| sup't Transportation,
| WITS Va. d. Tenn. X r..
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SELLING OFF COsT.-The sub.cr

CEILING OFF AT COST.-The subscri
- bers offer their entire Stock of DRY-GOODS at
cost for Cash The stock largo and consists OF very de-
abie goods the most of them having been very recent
" purchased the most favorable terms Those IN
want ogoods at cost ol cash invited call and
anime stock. T. & ). FRANKLIN
July 10 dfts
P.S.-Any person wishing to commence the dry goods
business in this place buy cur stock on liber"
,n f. d. J. +.
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IL Il WI OV l..

. s.,,,r', s.'z;:,;, n,,..... Sc. -
TVNHE subscriber beps leave respectfully TO INFORM his
i friends and the public generally, 'hat he has remov
ed his Saddle and Harness doors below his old
stand to the building recently itted by him and I'M
rnedinely opposite the Merchants Bank of w.. where
he will continue manufacture all articles in his line oi
the best matcria and work manshp, He has on hand,
and will continue to keep large and varied assortment
of Saddles Harness. Brides Martingales, Trunks Med.
ical and plain Saddle Bags, Whips Spurs Drafts, and
Harness Collars together with every thing that is 10 be
found IN an establishment Of thar kind He attets him
sefthat by long experience in the business he will be e-
obed to give entire satisfaction Repairing done with
neatness, durability and dispatch Old saddles taken
in exchange for Don't forret to call at the sign oi
the Prdncing Pony. GEO. d. THURMAN
ie 23-d&c2mif.
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esyRs,CARRIAGEs, ROCKA-cS7xx

sNKACARtIAGE ROCKA- cTN4>
fe--Tho Subscriber lNrto,fuy informs hisfrcnds and
the public generally TINT his stock Of Carriages, Rooka
way" aud Buggys is large, mud he Is adding toll dab
ly-u ofbs own manufacturing and warranted equal
onny in the state, either for neatncss or durability
lie hnsnlso good soek Of Caruyalls for and two
horses.
His stock OF iron asle wagons Ia very nrge several
very superior wagons and four horse WAGONS and
| lnrgc lot oftwo horse and one horse wagons.
Also urge lot of Rail Road earts made, and making
up nil sizes of wagons, carts &c.
eb. 9.-dAc6miE JkO. II. BAILEY.
sqiare below the Franklin Hotel.
DanyiIe Register publish month (iD and send
account To this oF se.
Rn1ul,rnu I
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Tor MnLLERS-I have Tor sale full set Of
pit genfng, suitable FOR II To Is foot wheel,
Iron Morice wheel pinions and different machinery
wheels, which will answer for wooden shafting.
July 2G.dActs H. g. LANGHORNE.
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Copy -Teste,
jy 30.wiw JNO. ID. ALEXANDER. CHR

lotto 4. - 'or two weeks com g. IA
" m .ucine August 1st Packe
WI tae Lynctburg. daily, Sun
day. excepted, o'clock in the morning and arrive
in Richmond next day al P M Returning leave hich
mond at the usual hour, A NJ.
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AUCTION SALES.

L. AUCTION SALES,
o0sE a LOT AT AUCTION-fw,r
sen NJ pubic auction on SATURDAY an, Ia, =.
I;ll - = NJ my house aud lot situated on fden
cny IT, e u 'he most desirable sitnaiions in lhe
&C ms liberal aud made known NJ sale
10 81 a., nEotGE d. DAVIS
= = ---e@eeas Akers & Daia,d A.r isneers
bN SATURDAY the 9Th day 81 A,oa.,
I'll, "a CLOCK NJ In front of the MAJ ket.House
WI, sell FOUR LIKELY NEGROES. viz: Silyy md
- -, - '"ee children. Also BAY HORSE. belonging
~ mn ,,I estate ct j. w. Read. dec cd of Bedford
l.; or hohtns WIN Interest from the day f sale
. -o-o.4s VIM A. READ, Conn.
| paul WnIrEHEAD-Aso ynevo a, In
| ,,, w VI practice IN the Courts of LYNCHBURG g.
oihce in the building of the Citizens, Ssvi,s.
Bank at the head of the stairs, Southern entrance
| Juyl6d3m ''''''''''
FOR NEW-YORK via. NORrOI.K
u. s. MAIL LINE,
He"0eS RICHMOND e0vy Tuesday and Friday A.
terHooa at o'clock. By The elegant
side Wheel Ocean Steamships,
- 'AArsrOwS ROANOKE .EusssEszc
Commanders. L. PARISH and E. CAvrspY.
ohNlNG from Ncw.York they lenye every Sat.
~ urday and e'day afternoon at o'clock
Passage 10 or from NewYork, including meals md fnc
STATE room Accommodations, only. $40 90
Steera .e passage, only. ................. s on
- treishts received in Richmond every Monday and
Thursday fot N. York
Persons at distance desiring TO secure passage Gun
do so by addressing us by mail.
Passengers taking these ships to Norfolk will be ehnre
ed the samea by the river Bouts.
Ladies travelling alone will lie shown every atten.
ton by the officers of the shin
This line has connection whatever with nry other
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond.
July 10 dts
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CANAL OPENED.
'ImE LARGEST SILK, RIRBON

ImE LARGEST SILK, RIRRON
AND TRIMMING HOUSEIN NEW YORK
Thomas u. Sfea1ns importer and Jobber of SHE, Nun
aery and Fancy Goodsat nett Cash prces-Tms grant,
cd by adding interest, 1862 Broadray NJ y, Has now
lore N a u daily receiving and offering the lowest
prices complete assortment of goods In his line COM
rrisng all the various styles aud designs consisting of
BLACK and Fancy Silks, Mareenea. Forenees, shawls,
trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons, Tafein and Sntn Ribbons,
Drcas Trimmings Of oil kinds Ernbroderies, French
and English Grapes Grape Lisses. Silk Cravats, Gloves
If ull kinds Silk Lnce Mitts, Barcges Laces White
Iinods, Hosiery. l. IIdkrs.
The usdersigned would invite Merchants from tho
North. South, East vi Wet when in the city to favor
him with call; and examine his stock before pur-
chasing
THOMAS q STEARNs
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DICbs's SALAMANDEK SAFES!-
IL Long knowD--scverely tested-always faithful to
cir ,rust-the only safes made combining Rich's 81
Wilder's Patents. STEARNS & MARVIN,
(Successors to Rich Co.
LAG Water ST., NJ y.
THOMPSON ONDESLUYS, agents,
lwHm1 Baltimore, Md.
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Monday the 18th pork, Boats will leave Lynch
burg al the usual hour, 8 P. M.
July 29-ts BovD, EDMUND e. DAVENPORT.
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and that the building would not be accepted nor Nh. o.
tract 10 rent considered binding the United States IT.
attention OF the department has since been called TO
resolution ot Congress In relation to the bonded warehcr
IN TIE CITY OF New York. The prevso 10 which Il wac ~
tended. gave the Secretary authority 10 make these 80
tracts and leases but which, under proper copstrn.u
gives no SUCH authority 1t subsequently ,houoh, m
the acceptance OF The Edrltge houses by the Colrcro va
the Secretary, and the payment Of the rent in ndv
mieht be deemed renting within the authority given ~,
Collector and SecreiaTy and notice has been given hs
building VIII be- retained until Congress shall decd we
he subject The notice 10 Adams has no, been
ahd Inc building will not be accepted unless Congrss.
declare to contract and leasing obligatory Its subm;
ID Congress that ths authority conlrucl for bujlnG
renting for long periods it really cxis.s REQUIRES
cation and restriction within proper limits '"0''
An exhibit also accompanies this report SHOWING ,b
Der OF persons employed at each port with the
The resolution Of the Senate OF the 18Th CT Jann,,r
requiring the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 have
submitted 10 the Senate, al its session esn
nue. law, with view OF superseJiug all eyis,iny w.
''ie subject &c, has Claimed attention; and Soma
has oren made in the work. which Is expected viii h
seneo IN whole or in part. during the session and in ,o
lo r ,he consideration Of Congress ""'
nc ccular Instructions issuej by me from time n lima
anu moi ne'enoelorc mentioned also accompany this
All "Aich Is respectfully submitted p'''
JAMES GUTHRIE
Nv :, Secretary of the Treasure
Non L'NS BoYD, Speaker of the House of Reo,eso,
taves. " tSeP'esen'
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The accompanying table exhibits the time of redeem
Ing aud purchasing public debt and The amount of pre-.
MUM p,d it, from tho rs of July, 1882 the 81 De-
cember, 1853. ,,ro
and purchased the sl july 1852 TO the iih OF March,
1859 and Sic ITS rs from the 9TH OF March, 1855 10 the
81 December 1853.
Within fow DAYS the 4h of March, 1858 was
ceraned that the sum Of 600 had been advanced BY
mr. predecessor broker n New York. and says 10
Washington for the purchase Of the public debt
These have been closed 10 part By the transfer oil
the agreed be purchased and part by replacing
The money public There has been no loss
from but II considered that such 40
advance money agents tho purchase OF the debt was
of doubtful policy and might become hazardous and lead to
msappcalon of The public funds and TO favoritism II
vas determined continue that method OF redeemng
and purchasing the public debt Public notice al once
given that the 900 loan of ie43 bearing five per cent
Interest and redeemabe the LIST july 1883 would be
deemed At the treasury that day, earlier period
az Get out 10 the notice; and that interest would II
from and after the Isl July 1853 The notice. marked D.
accompanies ihis report.
The daily payments the treasury In discharge OF the
public liabilities and the redemption OF said loan did not
equal the reeeips large surplus 10 The rea
snry and Of alarm In commercial and imam
cIa hopet the accumulation In the rea-
sury woui exescss beneficial resaint upon mposlaons
aad speculative credit enterprises end bring the business OF
the country intoa ssfo and wholesome condition. ye aaae
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Making the wiieie amount OF appropriations liza.
Bile TO be expended In the year 1854 sos 9Sl Us
Tho estimated receipts for the fiscal year ending June &c.
From customs $4,000 600 OU
From lands $500 600 90
From miscellaneous sources 500 00U 90
Making the sum Of 100000 90
At the j" Is, Of july, 1851. " " i. 266 6o4 g.
ThIs makes the total estimate resources for the
fiscal year ending June 90 1855, 66,266, QUA o.
The estimated expenditures for the as fol-
lows
Balance of former appropriations which will be
expended this year. So s65, 10 "a
Permanent and indefinite appropriations, S,2S5.Ilb IA
Specific appropriations asked for this year. 4S4 "a
5l,OGO,277 IL
This sum Ia composed of The following partcu-
lars, viz:
Civil list, foreign intercourse and misceane
GUS, SlZ. lOl ,4o6 w
Expenses OF collecting revenue from customs 100000 90
Expenses Of collecting from lands l299OO W
Department, 100000 90
Army proper &C. IL 9s9 397 so
Forlfca,ions ordnance aiming militia &c, 2049334 90
improvements, &C. 81 ,5Oo w
Indian department. i,1e44m O. o.
Pensions, lS1ooIZ 20
Naval Embellishments. including dry Docks and =,
ocean sseam mail contracts, lZIISoS ~ ~
Interest the public debt 3lao QUO w
IN
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,rarRUCTlVE FIRE IN p,,n,ng sslhh'
nor 1.-THE extensive nv Ere IeIdsy
INV sssTs Harper was dest'oys a,. ais, brfTbs
men. o. INC .veral adjoining buil1lns The ateSer:
heavily insured. -s.-- III,
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are sss sss, C Chief .d s.a'
South sss ssss bs's sfxH s
sa5o9 we W at this
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Total estimated expenditures, oI,zoI,Hso TO
This will leave an estimated balance 10 the
treasury on Let Of July, 1854, OF sil Zb6 6Ol o.
The balance OF the appropriations for the year
ending June 30 1853. which remained unex-
pended on that day, and which Is liable TO be
expended 10 The year ending June 80 1854 Is Il 10
ip to 'pe''A' app'p''''''' ~ ' ' 34,O5l,269 50
The indefinite appropriations for the year are, 90
far as ascerained by actual payment 10 Oct
1858, s5.lo0,425 IS
year. 6365,526 95
'S''' ICE 952 70
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Total stock redeemed,

Premium on the same $40 g. since which time and
up 10 December 1853 public debt has been reduced
90 $50 81 leaving the public debt the 81 Deccm
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Leaving balance In the treasury. September a 20
sOth, 1853. of .,,., IS,"in,0o on, ~ |
,srs OF The fiscal year ending June 3d. 1864 are as
From customs, nm mn nm |
lanus sou,css 900 90
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Making total sum OF oe,2lhee' 20
The expenditures estimated by The departments LOT nG s
con third fourth the fiscal year eoone june
~ 9 ~, I'D forson intercourse &C. sl3 1888 81
Ss;,aa n ,hs Pos, Office Department lS95,445 63
Interior Department, - os.'S o1g 90 90
ry HM.,,me, sl35 ESQ 81
Public debt, (interesD - oao ooo Uo
Do. (redemplou) loooouoo w