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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26

NEW CONCERN.-IIavingb bought the inter-
IN est of Mr.. VIM. I. North IN the of Saun
ders North g. Irby, intending continue tho general
GROCERY, FOR WARDING and COMMISSION
business we avail ourselves of this occasion tender
services old friends and customers and say
to them, we shall be happy to deal with them, and
the public generally, and to sell the most advano
geons the purchasers Of our goods, we buy
everything for cash and at cash prices
ian | .d&cifts SAUNDERS g. IRBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26

BAKER n CLAVEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS 81 CLOTHIERS--Ths
WI subscribers have associated themselves together
under the style and firm abo'e and have taken inst
for the purpose of conducting tho CLOTHING Bust
NESS in all its various branches They will have ia
few days nm assor Of Goods suitable to completc
Gentlcman's wardrobe.
They will keep constantly on hand well selected
stock OF G LOTHS. CASSIMEBES AND VESTINGS.
which they will make tho best Of kmanshiP
and suit the of the fastidous They ros-
pectfuy invite the attention of their friends and the
public To their cs,ablshmedt it is the intention Of
both parties oil with everything in their limo
having in view the rule that governs trade and business
in general, by which they hope TO gain liberal
share Of the public patronage.
SAML ID BAKER
WIN CLAVEY.
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BLANKSl BLANK 81
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
1ONsTAnLES Warrants,
y Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Notices,


SuERIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
Indemnifying Bonds.
Hills Of LadIng, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all BLANKS which found for sne ca
had nj the yirnian Is large and bcaui
full supply just issued from the press
The gentleman whom the execution Of this department
business is entrusted has superior in tine state ana
who may this establishment may rest assured
speedy and faithful performance.
our facilities Pam phIet, Card, and Rule Work
complete which, with the large addition OF nncy Tys m
Embellishments recently made make the Nirinen as good Je
Office l. to be found in the interior.
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicit
In 2G-dScfts TERRY 4 SHIELDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26

DuS KEGS NEW CASTLE a. LIVERPOOL
Zh,D BICARBONATE SODA, for sale low by
ADIE 4 GRAY.
fb2o-iw3w Richmond, We.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26
L,.RE. LIFE AND MARINE sEsUR

IL
L ANGF--f gsrhJlne Hoses Fire fsafasre Con-
gaaes L..
T5s COMPANY f1u,es Insurance against los or DAM
oe Ia Fine an Dwelling Houses Stores. Tobheeo faeto
re. and other huildings furniture, Goods wares and
ufnuds generally in town and eountry,"n 'he 'hosl
tesEab.e TRIMS.
Also !aa.as lusara the lives OF all persons en-
oying good health md of sound constitution Tor she
Whit iursiion oflife. or FOR limited period.
s.lyps elnuioYe.l Az ordinary occupations, VII Do
insured on reasonable terms. -,
Tho Company will aso take marine risks from mo ~
any II tue Northern Southern Ports at faronrahs
rate
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Presidev..
DON r. G. PETERS, lice Prestdezt
SAMPSON DlCGUID. CHEF Engiaeer.
faa.= NJ gobba. Samuel Garland.
i#.#. \ Iiggnt. Nathan j. Thurman.
George ". Yanccy Ohm O,ey Taylor
/ Is lam T. Anderson William r. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treassns.
CREEpT Wills, Sec'y.
Dr. Z. n Gmer, .f,..., r..r...-.
| DR.. WIN. Otway Owen,
EabR --if
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RAILROAD 10 WEALTH


Tickets to be procured ut the Old Established
House of
MARION& co. LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE
BROKERS,
MUSEUM BUILDING, BALTIMORE, MAHrLAND.
Nh AKRON g. co, Takc great pleasure in presenting
w othe public the following grand and magnificent
Lotteries 10 be drawn in the city of Baltimore during
the month of FEBRUARY. The Prizes rangc from
of ~, 900. The prices Of Tickets vary from ~ Ia
$50
TO those who wish venture for the smiles Of Dame
Fortune snicly ny nobecr opportunity could
be offered 10 secure u fortune than to nve few dol
lars with US in some of those spondd Lottefes and
wurl for it yon will never regret II.
MARION & co.
Agents slitimorc, Md
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26

SPRING IsJ3-RichnrdsOn a Co -
y Importers and YAoiesaie Dealers IN Dry 0oods No
%, Nam 81, RICHMOND, Va
Statesmen
Vim. u. HorKIss. ofLexington J. j. NOTIFY OF Rich
Z. u. Law, Of Danvie, IL. IL, FiFsEr
We oro receiving hi. senpon, by sundry arrivals from
Europe aud the Northern Cities, choice supply OF
SPPENg Dry GOODS, which have been rnrehas
- nn the most favorable terms.
Buyers will find in our stock the handsonest assort-
ment of Fancy Articies FOR both Ladies' and Gcntemen.
whilst the supply Of Staple Goods nnd such article. ~
4ually found in Wholesale Store, will DO equal 10
my hou3ein the city.
Inviting the merchants Of virgnia. Moth Caroline
und Tennessee examine stock we do so with do
sire 10 extend the rade of our city With those
determination price goods ss low as can be al
Feb Feb l7 I'D RICHARDSON s. co.
MPOIsTANT TO FAR M e 18A
GardeHc,s, Florists, heoypordie ed Companies, A0s.
nJaciutes Artizans, Procssonai Men, Meekdsies as1
oilys-The Pump and Fire Engine
conbined.-Right Secured BY United Stass L.
ter4- Fotnh-ALL IsrRIsGEaESrs WILL BIZ PRossss
fEDB Law. This is the most valuable invention 81
the urc; and Without which, manufactures, public sdi
fees hotels and private dwellings incomplete, snd
comparatively insecure. With thi. chcnp and staccnt
Fire Engine the Farmer ia perfectly independent OF All
unaccommodnting insurance companies, and can BID
eGanee 10 the inccndiory
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We hive ia ase Mr.. Il. Brittinghn hmm Mitehells PUMP
IA
pendugc. great convenience and cfieien, protss
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. y. TYLER, do
DR. ROYSTER Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmyilie.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham.
II. J. GAINES, Chsrlottee.
The Pump be in ut DIR. VIM. B. Morris'a.
Diuguids foundry aud many other places In Lynch
burg. all Of whom approve their utility aud Useful
ness The Pump be seen in Ricl mond. ut u. Wing
office. They warranted ,c ~ork well for year.
tV' HOTICE-Al per...- buying gelng tbs
| nbOye n II icles, re responsible m e for it,
II. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL.
march 22-ds Proprietor.
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WANTED.-Tbe subscribe

NEGROES WANTED.-Tbe subscriber
" continues in market for NEGROES, of both sexes.
between the ages of and 80 years including Mechan
cs such Blacksmths, Carpenters and will pay the
iebest market prices in cash. His office is a newly
erected brick building LIST Lynch street, imme-
iatey in rear of the Farmers Bank where he pre-
pared (having erected buildings with that view to board
negroes Lynchbug for sale or otherwise on as
mo erate terms and keep then if they
pIaced in the ail Of tne Coz ooration
aug 26--clr SETH WOODhufr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26

WAsulNGroN, Feb. %.
1t is believed that } ellerson Davis of Misslt
sippi will go into the Cabinet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26
LOTTERIES FOR FEBRUARY

HERE Is SOMETHING FINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
CITY ITEMS.


ENTERTAINMENTS 90, DAY AND EVESLSo
Prs MITE viii be the subee Of Father Gsaz1 lecture 'hs
eioa AT sta tie gsnd will b. sEssed
SIZE sTooTs cossUEE, Wslk tonight Also Tns YOUNG
BoLO HUssAsD this evening Buron concluding
M.cssIH 1t The Bros1w.y Tsai,1 eish with snsy
Forrsa beth" No esber pscs this evening
Tas miSIIc LoysE The Charles. Aso Eysset Wilson,
ard clgdinE with Ducbsinassu'
IN ss svsIi6s st n Doors Open bali psvons
umsSs.s1. O. 1 Isas.n Ca.ot
Horss-traInisF, ke, Al each performance.
At CsoUs Eqaesrsnskp Aerobsic performances Gynnas
AZ HELEE eks R1ppns Erpare and other Performances o.
Woods Ministries. - Broadway A new programme.
TIE HoLY LAsDBsnvsd srest Geosas exhibited as ssenns
kosT BLlsc-Mr Picturesque Ascent famous Moun-
tain = rspeatsd ,o-nisbt az No. So Broadway
RiTsr this evening AZ Metropoitsa Han
EGYFTIAs ASueuTIEs>Ths Egyptian n1seun open day snd
cvaIosrfSs-Tbs stalo Caoso Of NseAsn &c, open day
snd evening Il No. go Brosawsy ~
TSs Ss aeTbs Wssh"stoa E1bitoa Of Ar open 6sy
srd evening at No. 41 Broadway.
THE WAsHIsGTOS ExBIBIToS.-This admirable collsc-
ton has been entirely reasDged several interesting pio
tures added and the whole win remain open until The
Of June whent will be necessary to close the Gallery We
commend it to the public eniDenty worth seeing.
TIE MERcASTIE LIBRAKr.-The Mercantile Library
Association located in Clinton Hail. viii not to
Astorplaee until year hence The As,or.pacs OpeFs
House Is 10 be demolished and edHce, suitable for tho
purposes Of the Association erected in is stead The Com
ee has not yet selec ed design The lecture room sf
Clinton has been divide into Offices to let
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
Cashier Of q. Ger. BAss, Hamilton Tses shrse ladies'

Cashier Of NE Gore Bark Hamilton Isess hree i>des
were all the females saved.
Mr. Blackmsp speaks IN the highest terms 81 ne beroc
conduct Exhibited by Mr. Oysr and the seccnd mate The
lsdv from H.mon was saved from The personal eIerons
~ h. second mate who tore her night clothes 70 strings
and with them lashed her part Of the wreck floating 10
the water and when she bad nearly peshed with cold held
her M 10 The FIRE which revived her Mr. Oliver was the
last man 10 leave the wreck
.stspoe Of the sufferers but the in the boat being
frightened pulled away again The GeorgiaDs then hove
In sight lowered her boat which manned with her mate
and two sailors succeeded IN picking up the eighteen saved
with Mr. Oliver Al time the two sailors IN the boat OF
the eorgpa exhibited signs Of weakness and were about
10 pull back when the ordered them forward with the
exclamation that he wCod the sufferers or perish
with them" About two minutes AFTER their rescue me
wreck went down.
The vessel had dred about eight miles from the shore
before she sunk
The captain first mate and passenger reacned me
shore near the scene Of disaster.
Among those lost Mr. Trunbu, Jet engineer Juhus
Sanfor bar keeper the cook who resided IN this village
a Mrs Mcdonald also from this place nurse and Two
children Of the wife Of the Cashier Of the Gore BANK
three ladies' names not known; Mr. Fisk OF the hrn Oh
II s. Humphrey Co, on board, and IS supposed "
be lost The whole number lost is 81
Mr. Oliver Purser remained at Kingston taxing care
those severely burned-two Of whom are now IN ne hsP
ia AZ that place On his arrival shall have fun pAI1cu
lars Of the lamentsble occurrence. " -.
The Ocean Wave was a steamer, tbs Deing heI
second season She insured we understand ior ~Oou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
THE LATEST MASSACRE.


TAs Oedcssb SeRtinei Extra Of May l, publishes
the following account Of the terrible calamity Lake
Ontario which does not vary essentially from the state
ment published in The TribSxs, on Monday morning:
Mr. Stephen Blackman, OF the Of the Ocean
Wave arrived here today at is o'clock NJ board the
British steamer Arabian From him we gather the follow
ing particulars:
The Ocean Wave took fire from her furnaces on her
downward trip fr0m Hamilton, when off The Daeks'
abopt forty miles above Kingston, between and o'clock
ON Saturday morning When the fire first discovered
se hoat WAS about one and half miles from shore and
Immediately headed for land but the heat becoming in
tense thaf the machinery gave out and the vessel drei
to sea The upper cabin. he thinks, consumed in
about fifteen minutes and In about two hours the hull
dawn Mr. RaekrnAn saved himself by adhering 70 A
ospie OF ,aanks which had been thrown overheard He
ax al time nearly onefcnEth OF mile nom the burn
inc Aeamer but the wind drifed the wreck upon him. and
he secured his pnks 20 the rdder where two three
others already chngins where they remained until
taken of BY the schooner Georgians
Mr. Blscknan says that. while en- the wreck high pres
sure steamer passed without rendering assistance merely
lnouiring the nsme OF the burning boat
ho Ocean Wave bad on board IL cabin and deck pas
..neer besides children and the crew who sweed the
80 numher 20 about 50, q Of whom were saved.
a .,ong tha crew saved Captain Wright and both
80 NJ Thomas Oliver, Parser both wheesmen sd
-, Mr. Blackmsn and number OF the deck hands
opg the passengers saved were Mr. Francis kiah and
e hoSh al whom were considerably but not dangerously
srsssS M fsnch Of Cornwall. and Ady wife q he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
PUTNAM

An unusual variety marks the contents Of this number
which does not fall below the average quality OF the maya
zne Several Of the articles written with admirable
humer manly sense and exquisite delicscy. We demand
nothing better in magazine than the fne essay The s.
Nicholas and the Five Points the graceful satire entitled
Miss Pecks Friend Elegant Tom DinAz,' chapter Of
otye cutting into certain social ndrmties with an ire
sistible cynical gravity yiete and Ruth piece Of
bly, conceived criticism and expressed in language of equal
beauty and point and sashng review OF Alison as his
toran merclessy dssectng his pretensions in tia, line
The poercd gem of the number is ~Gag~no' an Italian
tale showing the sweet and cunning hand of master Of
verse "A Railroad Lyric" is sklful imitation Of Sch
lers Song Of the Bell Oar Own" has Progression
c. and d. but progress Virginia in Novel Form
with is stupid Alterations, has come to end Thanks
0d rocsides" by ccopeT, VII ss7e prestige rem iGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
THE PRACTICAL MECHANICS JOURNAL

republication by Strnger & Townsend OF celebrated
Glasgow periodical devoted to the theory and practice Of
the echancsl arts and copiously embelished with designs
illustrative Of the recent discoveries in that depart
ment 1t receives contributions from many of the leading
minds in Great Britain From the cursory examination we
have been able give to the present number We should
Judge that the work well worthy the attention of the
American mechanic and adapted 10 sdysn the progress
of science.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04

,s. q a, s.or but hs. every mark Of an unfinished con-
roo, and should rot have been brought out popular
ieatur. m Prtnan the Editorial Notes which N ms
rumber are eopious informing and TO the ParpOse They
conclude with iaey criticism Of recent music IN Me-"
York. warmly Recommending Mr.. barnun 'or manage %
,,s ~ oT.-. house weIldeservsd tribute Is paid 10
Dvi.b,,. Jou.of Of gusie record Of all the inter
.sting events IN the World Of Art
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
HARPER

tn. original articles in this number comprise nor. than
b.i. contents, and are embeshed with sach protasion
Of engrsvines as TO give the character OF an Illustrated
magazine In the opening article on Ine Landsc.P OF
the South" by the distinguished artist l. a hchara'
;n,srene description Of the picturesque features
: o. N Virginia the Carolinas and Georgia with
i,cdnaI notices Of social life in the Southern States The
selections are As usual Of popular cast and vii prove At
trac,ve TO large portion Of the readers Of the Magazine
One or two original items IN the Editors Drawer take
"a bv surprise and we rus; they viii not be overlooked
among III. antique specimens with which II oVsrHo"'
The Literary Notices contain readable abstract OF
the Puszkys Travels in America and OF Beuehesne sea
sopsble publication on the Life Of The DaaPhin The
ardor Table ia devoted to discussion Of the question
~ RELIGIONS Liberty This number closes the third year
Of the magazine which issues monthly edition Of
% 900 copies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
THE ECLECTIC.

An excellent selection this month, with the welcome ~
dton of a translation of Amperes readable articles
America as published in the Revue des Deuz A0HdeS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR.

The design Of this monthly serial is 10 aid the masses OF
the people in the work Of self education. With all our
schools and colleges il takes for granted tina, there are
muiiitudes Of youth who never avail themselves
Of them Many Of citizens are compelled TO educate
themselves and must have 20 reading and 70 the
study Of the living world around them To meet their wants
this journal proposes give monthly digest Of studies IN
language natural history mathematics the foe arts the use
fu art. m. chancs professions philosophy and history EN-
bodyng the familiar phrase the schoolmaster Is abroad
We ike the execution Of this work better than the plan
Aiming at such comprehensive variety OF objects the IN
formation which presents must be fragmentary, though
not necessarily superficial provoking work TO study
,science where the tex; book consists Of monthly
ber The pupil will be apt to forget what he has read
before the time arrives for another lesson Besides many
Of the subjects treated Of will be without interest for
erou readers IL strikes better for the student unless
he sets out TO become admirable Crchton
nverous Magabechi TO make OF good treatise on
the special branch which be wishes to master lie will
only be confused by finding discourse on philosophy
when he wishes become acquainted with mathematics,
or by being deprive of second chapter history by the
commencement IF treatise architecture. With these
objections to the general idea Of the work can freely
commend the manner in which the different portions
discussed and illustrated. alexander Montgomery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
HISTORY OF THE PAINTERS.

In this number we have memoir Of Ruysdael with Illus
traons of his works r y executed wool Nopurchaser
of this elegant serial will be disappointed in its contents
ALEXANDER MOntgomerYl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
THE LADIES WREATH.

This tasteful Monthly edited by the accomplished writer
Helen Irving contains variety OF appropriate contrbu
tons principally from female pens The present number
commences another volume under arrangement and
the proprieiors intend to make the publication hrc
magazine both in point Of its pictorial embellishments and
literary contents The Floral Department IS attractive
feature containing a coored steel engraving Of favorite
flower with an illustrative poem The magazine is afforded
at the low rate of One Dollar year. lBurdck Reed &
Roberts,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
TILE ART-IOURLAL.

The Report of the Dublin Exhibition commences in this
number beside the usual variety of artistic essays and Illus
traons The engravngs from two pictures in the Yer
non Gallery "Dr johnson in the Ante Room Of Lord Ches
terfeld" and "Nymphs Bathing" and The Supplant
from the Group by Weeks The number possesses more than
common interest Sold by C. S Francis & CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
rBE ILLusrRArEo NAGAZISE OF Art.

The cordial praise which bestowed the first number
Of hi. admirable magazine fully justified by ths eharac
ter Of the successive issues There is Of peucd
Gals which commend with sincere satisfaction
than this beautiful depository OF Art Ii shows no marks OF
humbug in its preparation Everything is on liberal scale
thoroughly executed and skiiuly adapted to meet the
demands both Of utility and taste We have seen
finer specimens Of wood engraving than TO be found in
its pages The literary matter also is of high order con-
tanning much graphic description interesting biographical
sketches and Illustrations of the elegant arts In this
Der We find account Of the PostOfice in New York
memoirs Of Pym Sir Joseph Banks AddsoR, and Bunyan
and very agreeable miscellany part Of which is rich in
reconcile and curious information. Weregsrd this work
valuable means of n,tional education and we trust it
will be widely circulated among the American people
ALEXANDER Montgomery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
-ih an OVERCOMING enthusiasm for AT American Poe

with an OVERCOMING enthrsissm for AT American Poe
try ably defends Bryant and Longf.Ow against the sopho
noricai assaults their fame IN The NortA Brifih Re-
rier -FlAIman's Outline Drxwines IS concluded, and
followed BY view Of recent Scientific Discoveries and
brief notice Of Roger Williams" The number winds up
with eopous survey of Contemporary LteratEre" IN
which ambitious American poet. T. n Chivers. NJ ID
finds severe cudgeing OF bis Phials Of Amber fall OF
the Tears Of Love, the writer says Such fAzgo Of
pedsnuy. piety, blAsphemy. .ensuAly. and delr'oas
fances has seldom before gained the imprint Of respect
able publisher II the reader imagine the fusion Of
the Hebrew Prophets Solomons SOng, Jacob Beamen-
E5cArA Pee, Anacreon Catullns COleridge and Isaac
Watts, into one seeihng smmerng witchs caldron Of
denominations be may form idea Of hese fantastic
rnoustrositiesr cornish IAmpOrt & Col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
THE sCALPEL

Pouant as ever with unusual proportion Of instructive
articles The Structure Of the Nerves What Is Croup
Education are full Of valuable Information clearly and
sgreeably set forth An article describing scenes IN City
Practise contains several deeply interesting narratives
illustrative of the evils of several prevailing social customs
from which we take the following narrative of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-15

IHE WONDERS OF OMNIBUS TRAFrIc-There are
daily plying through the streets OF London 5000
Cmnlbusses, each carrying 800 passengers daily, or
1000 week, which makes for the entire omnibus
cs 6,OO0, 900 week, or the enormous number of
3OO,O0O,OO0 passengers year. Surprising each
passenger paid II threepenny fare, the amount cx-
pended annually upon omnbuses would bef3OO,-
OOO,039. An omnibus coachmen driving an omni-
bus sixty miles day-which is below Il average
although he may not drive gieater distance than
fvemes each journey, yet passing t: e anne ground
over and over again, he would in the Of
en- yeas perform the extraordinary distance OF ia
$50 miles, OF 52l,64O miles IN twenty -one years,
which several coachmen have done withou; varying
thei. route-say from Chelsea TO the Bank The
manuel labor employed comprises the folloA ing ::
Coachmen and conductors, 5000; horse keepers,
5000; occasional drivers and hangers tn, 2, 600;
total, IL 900. The value of the meripciilan ON
nibus establishments is estimated al 1852 OU, Wis
horses worth 100000 omnibusses f300 900; har-
ness 10000 ; and sundries, $4,000 The expendi-
ture S7S7,o00 for corn, G225, 900 for straw e750-
600 for hay, and 800 for horse soeins to which
are added 9l56,000 for wear and tear AID ESQ,
600 Tor harness, exclusive Of stabling a,u its acci
dentals. The government duty at three hallps nee
per mile amounts to 1898, 756.