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TreaAury Notes Outstanding, April L, 1853.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.
REeIsTER's OFFICE, April /, 1853
Amount outstanding of the several
issues prior to 22d July, 1876, as
per records Of this Office. $lO6,4ll Ga
Amount outstanding of the issue of
22d JYlY,' 1886, as per records OF
tins Qfnce. ..-.,,,..,,,,.. $3.50 90
Amount outstanding of the issue of
2Sth January, 1847, as per records
of this Office. ...........,,..,.,... 2,7OO 90
$lls,56l 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
of accounting officers, all under
acts prior to 22d July, ls46....... $50 90
- % 2;
$lls,4li 81
April Sit n. SARGENT, Register.
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SUPPLY OF WATER FROM THE PoToMAc.-N ap.
pears that on the 18th of February last bill was
introduced into the Legislature of Maryland, the
object of which is to incorporate private com:
pany," to supply the cities of Washington and
Georgetown with water from the Potomac river
Seeing that the Government has set on foot an un
dertaking Of precisely the same character, carry
by private Company, we eonfess to some sur r.
prise that such enterprise should have been even
thought Of bill granting the right Of way to
Congress for the tapping of the river and the right
of way through the territory of the State has been
introduced, and will undoubtedly pass.
fF,afel,igencer
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NATIONAL THEATRE,

E. A. MARSHALL. Sole Lessee.
A. W. FENN0. Acting and Stage Manager
n. II. MATTESON. .............. Treasurer.
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Trea.ury Notes oatst.nding, April /, 1853

Coal has been discovered near Louisiana, in the
State of Missouri.
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RAILROAD DIviDEEps AND SALxs.--The receipts
oil the southern Michigan and Northern Indiana
railroad for January, 1852 and 1853, compare thus
January, 1853. S42, 265 80
1852. 1866 80
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CARUSI,S SALOON.

CARUSI'S SALOON.
THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY will
i give Grand Instrumental Concert on Wed
nesday evening, April Ia, assisted by CAMILLE
URSO, Female Violinist twelve years of age, and
ALFRED JAELL.
Or Particulars will be duly announced
April 4-tf
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OFFICES AND ROOMS FOR RENT. IN
~ posite the Treasury Department Apnlv to
April 6-eo6t CHURB BROTHERS.
John H. BpTHMANN. Pennsylvania ave.
nde, south side, between a and 9th streets, has
received per schooner Senator
pipe of Schiedam Gin
Two half-pipes superior Cognac
Also. Chateau Margaux and Chateau rafitte
And supply of Seltzer Water, in small and
large jugs,
April 6-atif
ME OFFER FOR SALE a variety of Mort
w gage, Railroad, City, State. and other Bonds,
(payment OF principal and interest guaranteed,)
atf0rding safe and desirable investments and pay
ing from 10 ten per cent.
t CHbBB BROTHERS, Bankers,
Oppodite Tfeatdfy Department,
April 6-d6t e0d2w
CHOCOLATE, cocoa. AND BR0MA. Il
VIZ BAKER 4 co.'s American and Vanilla
W. Premium Chocolates. Cocoon, and Broma,
to which first premiums have been awarded BY the
chief Institutes and Fairs of the Union, are fur
sale bv all the principal Grocers in the United
States and by their agents:
nussEv & murray, New York GsANr 4
TwrLLs, Philadelphia Thomas v. BauND,eE,
Baltimore; KzNNET DuDLaY, Cincinnati, Ohio
WALTER BAKER & CO.,
April 5-dly Dorchester, Mass.
VITHATMAN's ENGLISH HANDMADE LET
VVTER, Foolscap and Note Paper. lately i'm.
ported "a small supply only from London direct
BY T7'5'a. }sA' FRANcK TAYLOR.
April
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in The highest perfeSto Of TIE art. wilt call on Mr..
WHrFnpasf. near Four apda half street, on
Pennsylvania avenue, he being the recipient Of
the highest premium awarded to Daguerreotypists
at the late Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics In.
stitute. Mar IS
nR. OREsTEs A. BROWNsON, .of RostQn.
~ will deliver q Lecture at CARpsi& SAIGON
on THURSDAY EVENING, at quarter to eight
O'Clock, in aid OF the School Fund Of the Young
Catholics Friend Society. ntO
Subject-Charity and philanthropy.
the Society and at the door. April 6-dtd
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TUESDAY. April, eth

TUESDAY, APRIL 5th,
Will be presented the thrilling Patriotic Drama
in three acts, called
PUTNAM.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION BY JOSEPH G..
WI KGSTLER. Address him through the
city post Office. Terms, cash in advance.
April 1-d1awly&wly
[Inteiligencer, Union, and Georgetown Adv
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Increase 100 per cent. ...... 1915, 62s 46
The February receipts of the Cincinnati and
Dayton railroad show an increase of almost the
whole amount of those of the same month Last year
January, 1853. 81, $3.50 rs
1852. 1920 so
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Doors open at O'Clock; the curtain will be
raised at !. The box office will be opened daily,
from 10 o'clock m. to 4 O'Clock p. m.
April
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HORSES AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
A PAIR OF CANADIAN PONIES, we'll matched
"A young, sound, and gentle, are offered for sale;
together with q CARRIAGE and HARNESS suited
to the Horses The Carriage and Horses will be
sold separately if desired.
Inquire of Mr. WIN. H. BIRcH, at his Stables, on
18th street south of the Avenue.
Mar 29-tf
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nRAWlNG AND MATHEMATICAL IN
II STRUMENFS, in large, and also in small
cases-embracing those of the finest workmanship,
as well as some of the cheaper kinds.
An additional supply, English and German
make, lately received by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also few single instruments of superior quality.
April 2
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JOSEPH A. G'SCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
u MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens of
Washington and vicinity that he has established
sons on the Piano. Guitar and in Singing.
Orders left at MIR. Thompson's Daguerrean Gal.
lery, at the Music and Fancy store of Mr.. John
F. Ellis, will be promptly attended TO.
Terms-Twelve Dollars per quarter.
Mar 25
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HOUSEKEEPERS AND FURNISHERS,
IL LOOK HERE!-H. C. BROWNS i'm
proved Smoothing Irons, to which was awarded a
first class diploma at the late Fair in this city, may
be had for few days, by the set or dozen, al
BoAK's, corner of d street and Pennsylvania
avenue. JAMES L. STREET,
April 2-eod4t* Agent
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w TOLS-The undersigned will exhibit and
receive orders for these arms. They of supe.
rior beauty and finish certain ia their xecution,
durable, simple in construction, not liable to rust
or get out of order. and not expensive The
(discharged) cylinder may be detached in an
instant and another (loaded) inserted, and 90 on
to any desired extent Particularly adapted to
frontier life. C. B. ADAMS
Ninth street, between and G streets
M~r 4
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The Ne.o Appointments Officers Bonding Illness Of
Chief Justice 1aney-Medical Dinner Stock
Board, &c.
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OFFICES AND ROOMS FOR RENT. on.
~ posite the Treasury Department. Apply to
April 5-eo6t CHURB BROTi1ERs
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THEFT-several nights ago a dwelling on E
street was entered, and robbed of lew articles in
the basement. The rogues who are continually
plundering our citizens have, from long practice
acquired much skill in their huainess, and owing
to their cautious movements have thus far escaped
detection,
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Imports for the quartsr ending March 81,

$685. SS S32,lO9, l26
Excess in 1853 over 1852. II, S73, 462
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FLOUR MISUNDERSTANDING the first quarter of
the present year there were inspected in George
town nlnety-slx thousand three hundred and
thirty nine whole, and two thousand two hundred
and twenty three half, barrels of -four.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06
Escape Of Another Irish Exile, p,Irick
U''fo.ohuc.

So-c months ago vague reports we're in cifcu
htion, to the 'iErct iha, this brave rgirio, hrl
cGdcd ths vigilance Of his keepers and was
speeding over the waves towards this rcfuye Cr
the oppressed; but the information wanted in di
recIuess, and while all wished 1t nliel, be true
tut few dared to believe it. uncer,;iaty no
longer settles over go joyou. an egcnt. o'pono
hue is fec lie tfeads upon freedoms soil,
and oyey The -acrclne9s 0: his person is spread
He broad atgis Of our coun,ryt Avg. The fol
loving are he particulars Of iis c.cage.
lie con'rycd with the aid Of trus,v friend TO
smuggie hlrnsei on board the ~. y steamer
Nhlrh Piled between L,unce;0n aud Hrlbouine
Australia. lie was here conceaied by uLe oi
tbs engineers, w'nUas III the A-cre, in tho Goa
hole, clo'e to The furnace Ia this di.a,al hiding
place, surrounded by GOALS On evrydsltIc. and MI
most otsied by the adjacent fires Le remainded
for many hours, until The strict police espionage,
TO which the boat was subjected WA over. lie
reached Melbourne in safety dressed in old blue
trousers, check shirt, and black greasy, and har.
gard ne any fireman cuyld io12, he passed freely
through the crowd oi detectives vino lined the
wharf He was received by warm friends and
acquaintance, IN the secret. and was speedily
conveyed to a remote part nf the forest on the
sea shore, where he remained IN scclu-ion, wat.
~. an opportunity for a passage 10 Amrrica--
No boat sailed, and in despair n- made his way
with great personal rsk, TO Sidney, where be
succeeded a'lcr many hair brrudth p,caucz. in
obtaining ya7sags uh board a small cutter, the
UhcTou, about tn sul an trading yoyayc TO Isl
anJs ~ the south -cts in quest oi tortoise shells
On the $lst Of April 1853, he arrived at Tahiti,
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The Nine Lnnt,s Of Chic.

The Io'lewi < s an eNi:act from letter pub
shtd IN tie I 5. Economist. dated at Gu ci,nati
ana adircs sed l." genl nan of New Nuik
lhc cuitrali n ui the Vine, which / m,I,a'iIe
rapHiIy " the neishborleol oi CINCINNATI, dRs
mo- htrp Yp wilh The demand tnr a., nS,i,r vine.
Last >urictr. Nr Lsrgw,r,h mud otlrts. who
make Champagne, wnre obliged to send to Wis
coa.n tn got wine: cnl M Nih.iatdiug Tia
number oi vinrs rris hE. IncteAstd, vel u, prro
~ the pia'n iuic. has advanced ilun 55 cI.. T.,
t')u; -, p gallon. Mr Lopgwcrh, Until late.
ly made about 10000 bottles of Chan pagn zee
yrar and seemed to supply ilte market hut now
he maat, neatly 2DDrUU bottles per wear he
-dt, scrcral u,Lcrlargt mapaMctDrie,, aud dos
uut supply tie demand. NnryafI- are nuv
stretching ~ between Cincinnati and rmt.morth
rn thr hli'y land cn the liver Land, that wrru
'"nN'iered . few yrnl> since of little valUc except
~ 'fghyr, d,-ppcaly uh a., Kentucky sni. afe
nov 2-t'lrg tube H great salNu and hardly ,rL
E.-l appreciated For instance, MIR. liu,hau.r,
81 Crrmnati a N'-ltiy merchant Of ilmt cily.
VII" has imtrrc,ttdh;G.s,f vcsy mu,h jn he viia
'ul irntrr, has a vineyard ~ * acrys, 4 lew
miles iiom Cincinnati; he h,gt 90 ac.iSaiesc-
eoCnt oi det, and r:rdit; 'EG, last ysar ,vhi,h
wa' Ilr gaiia seat lrsol. > 0C0 vpF,h al via.
il"m tie ~ rlbd. and that AZ 'lIe zap mes at
tending to ti' amounted 10 SaC0. lraying Mt
r'oat OF : 500 on s.X ac.cs, after Yayig ior oil
or.
N"w no olher fnming viii ray Ike ilia t7i
IT. Lliis on Il Ohio nv,r Gic w,tth as n.u,h .,r
,hc r'al ose Vllin say ore hurd,td miles, q
where Pritsnuuth is situated ma Mr. Buchanana
iAnd, NhIh fIom its oontgiiiy to the CITY, is
worth nom 1900 10 $500 per acre.
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TUE SrIcicc AT NEw RoossLLG Mr. Cray,
whose horrd sitldt on the Hudson River K
r. has been the subject Of SO much surprise
and cumm,ut, was formerly the keeper Of a
gambling saluo, in San Francisco aud his
great income, which has beCn spoken q! was
i-rlvcd from the rent of that huuse st'll used
for that purpose. a. tn the cause of this me.
laucholy den,n, the Buffalo Commercial UUIuld,
the mystery. II s said that frr some tiuebe.
fore, he had been labnrrg under great Lerycs.
sion Of spuit4 arising tom the f,ct that he was
haunted oya lady with whom he had been cunncc.
Ted in marriage, 1t il said IN California. She
lately arrived IN New York from that quarter,
and Il, once threatened to prosecute him for b'sa'
my. We have every reason to believe, thN, N
contracting h' l,s, marriag" Mr. Gray WAS not
aware thu, his f,rmer matrimonial allegations had
not been sufficiently ohlIcrated hy the action oi
tie law to lcnve him rntlrey at liberty form that
connection legally. Dlsress Of mind in finding
hmsclf IN such n situation, undoubtedly drove
him to the dcspera.. deel,--.libwy .i'~
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TIM WoGD "SLLAH"-'rhe tran,htars o. the
Bible have left the Hebrew word Scmh. vh;.h
oCcula 30 often ia the Psalms, ns thyy souui T,
aud of course the English reader often ak. ii,
minister or sone laarued friend vhat ;. ms.a,
Aud the miE.ste. or learned friend has olt,.
been obliged to confess ignorance, bcc'use /, 'sa
matter in regard TO which the most learned have
by no means been Of one mird The "rgrma,
and most Of the Jewish commCuta.urs, give -
the word the heaning Of siernaiiy yoysttr, RAD.
5I kImchi regards It "a sign to uu"ate the
voice, The authors of the SeptuHgirt traus'4.
tion appear to haye regarded it as nu..cN or
rhythmlcal note. Nerder regards il as irli,at
uy change Of tone, Mathestcn think. +; d,
musica. note, equivalent, perhaps, to repeat
According to Luther and others it mcaas -lrncc
Gesenius explains 1t to mean, "let tie .stru.
meu.s play, md the singers stop Woch.r rc.
gasls it as equivalent to S%~Su'G coro!--up my
soul! S0n.Mec, after examining all the seventy.
four passages in which the word occma, reco,
nles in every case "an actual appeal OF sum.
hons 10 lehovah, They arc calls for aid and
rrays to be heard. expressed either with entir,
dlrcGness, ot II not IN iue imperative, Hear ,e.
hovAh or awake Jehovah and the like sl,ll
earnest addresses hear &c. The word itself he
regards as Indicating the blast Of Irump,ts vy the
prizes ;, Seiah itself he thmk- an ahrd.cd *
Preston used for Hlggaion Selah-- llisgaion in.
dicatjng the sound OF the strnged instrument,
and Seah vigorous blast Of trumpets.- Ejbiio
hCca Sdrra
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DLACAsrRkY MINE-Nr Editor: Il may rot
be known to many OF your subscribers that they
possess IN the blackberry grown SO unwilr gly
10y them, in their fields the means ut once Of
making mn excellent wine, and u valuable medI.
cine for home Use. To make wine equal in VA.
lue to port, take ripe blackberres. or dewbcrics,
and press them, let the JUICE stand thtty.siN
hours 10 ftrment, skim OF whatever rises to the
top, then to every gallon Of the juice add quart
q! water and three pounds Of sugar, brown sugar
will do, let 1t stand in open vessels for twenty.
four hours, skirn and strain it, then barrel it until
Narrh, when it should be carefully rackei offand
bottled.
Blackberry to,sjal is made by adding one
pound Of white sugar to three pouSis Of ripe
black berries, allowing them to stand for twelve
hours, then press out the juice, strain 1t, add
one'tmrd parts of spirit., and pvt a tcaspooula
of tineiy powdered al,picc in every quart oi
the cordial, and it is at once ft for use
This vine ard cordial are valuable medicine,
in the treatment Of weaknesses OF the stomach
and bowels, and especially valuable in the
summer complaints OF children
As This is the season Tor sueh disorders, nni
as the blackberry will soon be ,pe, | have
thought it necessary to make these recipes.
'YouTS DC, EcoNoMsr
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PATRrc1 ODoSoEuE, TEE Irsu TmLr NJ
OOnnohuc, who has just arrived a. New York,
having escaped fiom his prison house IN Van
DIemcn's lanl, was one of the leaders in the at.
tempt at lrcIHnds liberation in lsiS. With
o Brian Ncuger McMhnus and others, he was
condemned 10 DEATH which sentence was snbsc.
quenly cummuted to transportation, lie is said
to look hale nrd hearty after his adventurous
wandcrnes and hair breadth escapes. He has
taxed rooms at the Astor ouse, where lie h's
received visits g! congratulstion from Meagher
and uthcts # the campatriots uflSiS. Mr., o Bon.
uhue leaves behind him an exile four ot his com
p,nluns, VIZ; Mitchell Martin McManpa, and
OBian. May they 10 blessed with II speedy
delivery from bondage.
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liplnris, parasoi,. Nr.
WoOlsey's City Bakery.
Change Of Lo ation
Cash SuStem Cnrtirund.

IT'S worthy ,ne careful consideration OF cgcry
l. Emily, thattH be'tcr economy, cheaper, apd
mJrc healtly ta use Woolseys bread cakes, aud
crackers, than to be troubled to make them nj
home, log the following reasons: They are made
by experienced w1rkmru, IN scientific manner,
raised, kneanrd, aud baked at the proper time
end in large qnnuyes, aud will be- delivered by the
bread wagon, on the Lire Jndict Lire rriacyic,
'Ihn; Is cheap iorclsh.' Thankiulio Tor past pat
ionnge, hope still omrril the appreciation Of the
citizens OF Ottawa. Visitor, from civ or country
will alwaySiind at Woo.sryS 4 welcome. Re.
freshnenls always on hand. Ice cream rooms
for ladies' and gentlemen open during the season,
on reasonable terms.
Orders left at the post Office on Woo,sey4 slate.
ornt the store OF Mann & Pierce WILDE promptly
attended to each day before tea.
N. b. Wo,lseys bread, clkcs, and crackers
will aIwaysbe loundIresh at the store OF Mann Il
Pierce.
bakery, No. Marquette ST.. near the r1iroad
depot Aprll 80
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Cor BAtr Jenny Lind G,llschn,at . the
happy mother of fac and healthy daughter
Jenny whs has treated the world to music and
made 1t pay ruurily foo it, will now be treated to
ml.ic herself, aud pay roundly forlt to, We war.
rant. As Byron says, l'ms at es, ac,s all ta.ass
even"
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FaEa TaADtG.--A large meeting OF tn, pc pie
Of New Fuunjlnnd was held Last week, at which
it WAS resolved wihont opposition that riet;sr
eI commercial relations with the United S.ates
are necessary 10 The continued p,os.eiDy of the
province,
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EATEACEDiNAGV DI,CoyRRr.-On Monday last,
whilst some hands on the Cincinnati WIlming-
ton aud Z1uesyil.e Railroad, at Cusachs Mil.
about live miles south of this city, were quarry
ng stone, n human skeleton was found cu.brd
del in rock, un a bluff bank on the south h,eurh
OF JonN hans Greek, thirty feet from, tie surface.
A small ti,sure IN tic rock If aLou, two inchc,
in Nlith, opsned to the resting place ni hose re-.
mains, Which in all human probability, may Le ve
been deposited there Cen;uros aga. The rork
eontaigad N in3entatIur II The grgafsr mart #
The body. ss perfect as though maJlJed OF pG..
ter's clay. From the hlp to the foot, particular.
ly, tins sarcophagus was as complete as carving
could have made it TIE proportions, cutya,
lures, Dc. E'he limbs were distinct aci Trs,al.-,
and indicae1 Tat The skeleton had been that g. !
person of full size. How, and at whlt Period of
The world, th,s. remains were dtposileI where
they w,re found, furnishes wide ...-nv for con.
lecture, rs VOL as subject ior the d,cus.i n #
geooei,ls. Tie rational probabilities are that At
some worry ancient period this BODY had teen
washed from tie creek into the ba"k Of he
stream, and ,hat the continual deposit of sand
around it formed into rock, which hls been in.
creasiug for ages, as ages Only could have formed
the immense amount e. every had sau! stone
which ,urIounLed IT,
1?.is discovery establishes vie, vast history
has hcrstuio;e :ailtd to establish, 10 ait. The
Uhcuomtunn Of a human skeleton within 61ly
g! solid rock. We have no hesitation in h.li,y.
ing from the appearance q. The ro, X lhatnt ,nc
period 'hc portion grounding III. body was tn.
tire and solid, bu! th t the undertaking 1T tie
rock by the stream, or some great cDnvu,L Of
natu,s, had opened the tssure which c-stri
when these remains we're d.ouvc.gd We aw
his skeleton, aud The rock from VIII h /; WAS
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T. CrE-s WnEN "A Tal1araiso (la paper
svcaks of head Of wheat found III that r,g'"n,
with liue branches running ont between tho
grains bearing regular clusters o:cLcss,' This -
regarded ns root thpt chess ard " heat is oply
hshy cul iyatsd and improved specie, ,f chess.
s,e eeva many botans,s regard chess rs by.
brii Of wheat and blc grass, Ted top, or some 9th.
el kind of grass but the discussion is on, Of cut
line. We iyo he above fyct for the benefit for
such q: ale ADAPT " ihu,. na,iera- G 'oGco D ~
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FR,vxLiN's ToAsI- Long al er Washingtons
victories over the Err,h md English had mace
hie name familiar to all Europe, D.. Franklin had
nanc,d to dine on Fourth OF July with the.
Ensilsh and French Ambassadors, when, US near
a- We eau receolleet, the following toas.s wtro
drurk:
BY the English AmbassGol. T..
"E>glASp.- The Sun, whose bright beams en-.
tighten and ituctlfy the lsusotcat eoron,rsei the
carlf,"
The Trou,h Amba, aader g',wins with natter
al pride, ha, too polite % dispute the lr,'lous
tuas,s, d.shk
"FRANcE--The NoOH whore mild, steady, and
cheering rays are the delight OF all M ton, conso
ling them in the darkness sud making ;her d!.a.
rincss beautiful
DR.. Franklin then arosc aud with lis usual sim .
plh'ity, sad,
"Gr,uGr W,ri:'vroS Tie 70 ,Dd Who corn
man!sI the SsG ahd NVot T. stand si.I, and
they obsy.d hun
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SrtrlsrlCS oF MoNrr The amount Of money
~ active circulation in the Uunited States is est
mated in the Merchants Magazine at secs All.
257, which, recdoniug the population at % 600.
600 would make SIC per head, ltwss ST. in
1916 and 1885; when there WIS an enormous pa.
per cerrency anoat, and out - 90 in 1880. One
third ofthe present currency 10 gold.
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New and Fashionable Cislhing
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syrp<gSDESt. SVenl'

u u q = - = aN3 I'd u " "
ltAVElu-l rcccrrdar the n. Y Cl0igirg Store,
formerly occupied hy + Wise, q large assortment
Of Fashionable C,o'hmg They also keep ON hand
clothing Ct their own manufacture, which they
will warrant to he strong and durable. They have
Inst reycd splendid lot Of
CioMS, CuSSin1er2S, and prStiUgC,
Which viii he madcup to crieron he shortest No.
lce, and Is cheap Il not cheaper than they can be
tonnd IN any house in town.
FURNISHING GOODS.
4 large variety constantly on hand such az shirts,
collars, cravats, boots, shoes, &c.
The public carerespectlully invited to alandrx-
anime crr stock ckb"iorrpurrhasing elsewhere
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STATUE OF WA.HJAoroN "A displtch from
Washington SAYS the Pr,sidcn, has concluded q
con tract with CLARK Mills for the erection IN that
city Of the statue Of George Washington, nj a cost
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