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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

We find the following notics Of Mr.
Blakeslve's Ds,ons in The Waterbury
Anserican Of laal week: ..si sss
\ WArERrowN DEvoN CArrLE.-This
thriving town whicn made no great i'm.
preston ~ The late safe fair ii iis sxlii.
bition Of native Devon stock. TOR rea.
sons vet 70 be- developed --seems to have
Jared very ditiea emily out ofthe State. J.
N. sBlakeslse, E q. whose success asa
breeder Ut the pure ns,ivs Devon stock.
has never been ex,ellsd BY any ether in>
dividual. We learn has received 10 pre-
miums this season. south Of Philadelphia.
the sum Of 1856 so. OF bis own raising,
and that TOO 10 the face Of the best inn
parted Dsyons. exhibited in competition
also the premium OF SIS for yearliDg
hull exhibited at the Penney wanna State
Fair at Philadelphia. Ia addition 10 these.
two yeas old Devon bull ordered from
Vmsinit. iouk the first premium or $25.
over ali the imported bulls-which foots
up thus:
Premiums out Of the State. 1920 so.
Yet At the Connecticut State Fair. this
gentleman who swept the Soush. was
only deemed worthy Of the skird premium
81 80 for ons of the finest Devon bulls ON
the ground. Thus making the old saving
rather too true. that Z. q prophet receives
no honor IN his own country
Facts. however. bear down al opposi.
ton. and while farmer Is allie 10 realize
$500 in premiums out Of The State. 50.
sides masking . sale Of his cattle IL high
plisea- he can atfOld 10 bs cxeslooksd
nearer home: tho truth Is mighty and
will prevail. Al last. II l. 90 small honor
and one which mus BE- admitted that so
lar A. the raising Of puts Dsvona Is con.
Germ. d. WatartOWn is the banner town Of
The State! Who doubts Is?
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

fPRaCocaoUs. Three boys. who would
NOT tell their naHies, cool aud collected,
well dressed, and the smasirst issys al
shcirage We have ever hes wiih-iirp oldess
~ them ! 5 years of age--were arrested
aasi nigh, une managing 10 escape. They
are III the Hssst respectable families Il,
Brooklyn. They started iron, New Ynrk
go voysge Of discovery, snd brougr up
20 Syracuses % place where they could
nest display thess taleNsss After boarding.
ri . first hvlel lor y week. they hired i
East ffoiiing lnrse and llands,,me buggy,
assensibly 10 lake ride end enj,y ihssi.
selves. They however, siarieJ ipr Bpf
lalO, putting lie nag upon his speed. a.
hOui so lDiles from this place, they swan
ped the fast horse i;,r d pony, getting but,
10 enabse Them to pay expenses. and Then
proceeded ON. About I'D mics from Buff
ialo, they irailicksd with ! DMcli.lsasl,
WIN, with the accustomed shresydnpss III
that race, attained tie hand some mp bar.
w, worth fully, tli)e; IN exehange E.r, ~
Old nne-IlDrses@ aQOn, worth, prs,ba l,ly, d
The highest csiculutiOn, so, giving S3
bslut. TlHs buys, On their route, PISSED
TWO c0unlerieit bills On title Bank uf Dams.
.Rille, u tie ans01Ai III So. They we,e ~
rested faus snilss irS!n this city. and lwill be
taken back 10 Syracuse. Oh alI tie coolies,
proceedings on the part Of youngsters, we
/, ever heard a. ahis il decidedly the chl:lies,.
This youngest ai.e Gays !. We snapped olf
che horse ~ get some ,nssney III houi--yuu
dunt eiippUse we were cnlssinR clear M
BMlials. without having some iu..!"- Bur.
3alc Republic. lslIl'S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-23

on the Jersey shore. h s created i lro
found sensation in this 81 y. Ii is mel
aneholy TO :. Hecl tia. of Tie 25l persons
lost, the majority might have been, saved
had the W,ecking ) alton near tie spot
been properly provided v I'll apparatus !. I
had the seam tugs dispatched 10 .hs
wreck BY the unlsl w.i,s,s Ia save Dro =
perry been furnished With life boats cut
the mortar f,r throwing liFs lines was len.
dered usele . after the 9th ii chm, ge 70,
The want 81 ball, the crew Of the shsp de.
serted. The captain follwed tie crew in
the only remaining boat Of the ship. the
surf boats from the shore could MT live
in the storm. the steamers br5ught no
aid. and there. within 200 yards 81 tie
dry beach in sight OF smoking chimnies
and inviting homes. ESQ men. women,
and clildren pe,ished. Tie ship struck
ON Monday mo, ming during log. and Il
was noe until Tuesday that the gale mo.
dssated sufficiently 10 permit the surf
boats 10 reach tho wreck. About leo
PERSONS were saved (all g. rman, y il Fee
Of lou, Of whom have since died Of ex>
haustion. The New Ella was bull, Z,
Bath. Ne, and this was the 6 5. voyage.
She Was laden with hardware. dry goods,
and chalk. cons isned TO Duncan & Co,
of tbs ii y. and was assured in various
Oeices--chieHy in Boston. 10 the amour,
Of $50. 600 or $4,000. Il l. said that
the insurance covers the value 81 ship
aud cargo; but what shall compensata
for this awful destruction Of lie. Capt.
Henys the commander Of :hs vessel, hts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

WAsblNGTON, cept. ~, lS53.
an the petition of AARON CRANE. OF Ntwsrk
" New jersey, praying for the extension of ,
patent granted to him on the 10th February, Is4t
ante dated 22d December, 1870, for an imp ovrmen
In ''thr meth OF constructing CT 'cks" for seyer
years from the expiration of the said patent which
takes place on the 20 day of December, 1854
1t is ordered, that the laid petition be heard at tn
Patent Office on Monday the 4th of December rext
at IL o'clock and all persons are notified 10 an
pear aud show cause, if any they have, why said D,
tiuon ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required I,
die In the Patent Office their objections specially 81.
forth in writing. at least twenty days before the d.,
# hearing; all testimony FL 10y either party to b.
used at the said hearing must BE- taken and tran.
mitted 10 accordance with the rules of the of6o.
which will BE- furnished on application
The testimony Ia the will be closed on tn,
24th OF December; deposd ms and other papers re-.
lied on as testimony, must b. fei in the Ufhue On
or before the morning of that day; the arguments
any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered, 50, that this notice be published in til.
Union, Intelligen"er, and Evening star WASTING
ton, o. C.; Penny lvsnisn, Philadelphia Pa; Sciep
ti6c American, New York; and Post. Boston, NJ, As
once week for thrse successive weeks preyieus Il
the 4th day Of December next, the day OF Lesritg.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Pate pts
P. S.-Editors Of the above papers will please COP,
and send their bills to the Patent Office with a ~
per containing this nctica. sep 3o-law3r
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
UNITED STATES MAIL,
posf OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Sept. 10. 1854. (
DROPOSALS for conveying the mails of the United
l. States, fro the LIST day of ia .uary, 1855. TO
the 3Oth day Of Jure e, 1885, on the following route
u the State Of ALABAMA, will be received at the
Contract Office Of the Post Office Department, in
the city OF Washir gton, until o'clock a. m of
st November, 1854, 70 be decid d by Sd Noven Der
following:
771-From Chinatown, By suggsville, Grove TIill
Choctsw Corner, Clay HI I, ixon Mills.
Shiloh. Sp nc rvile, Lin len, Spring Till
DeuopoIis, and Macon, t, Greensbor5'. TO
miles and back, three times a week, in ts O
horse STAGES.
Leave Jamestown every Sunday, "wednesday,
and Friday at l m
Arrive at GreeofboIo' In SO hours by lpm
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thurstsy.
and Saturday at a m
Arrive at Gainestown in SO hours, ylpm
Proposals for service In four horse coaches win
be considered
For form Of proposal guarantee, and certificate,
ara also notes and Instructions embracing copd,,
items to be Incorporated the contrscts to lie
euted by the accepted bidder to such extent SIS u
dai artnient may deem eypedi.rt and proper se cd.
vertisement inviting proposals for mail service IN
the v essern and south western states, dated Jsnu
airy 9, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
tsp So-lawtw Postmaster 9snsssl.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

TnE FAIR OF TIE MARYLAND IHsrIrurE.-
This fair, which opened last evening, drew a
large and highly app-ecistive crowd of visitors
The noble ball in which the fair is held, which
is not only the largest in Baltimore, but, prob
ably the largest in the United States, prssen-
ted a most importing spectacle. From all &C.
counts, the display OF goods, as we'll as the ar
Tsrgements connected with it, could not we'll
be excslled. The opening address, by Thomas
Swami; Esq, is highly spoken of.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

eS- MEDICINAL lie -oRs.-Od Ersndy. ntsse Il
lSi9 or fsls In bottles and gallon demiiohus on,
Old Port Wine, pure grape juice by the bottle and
gallon.
These Liquors are importei expressly f. inva-
ids, and are sold just they come through the cns
t. m house, without sdulteratiou, and are yery
much superior to the articles usually SOD and fr
the disea peculiar 10 This season Of the year
invaluable.
Schedam schnspps, . superlatve tonic, diuretic.
snttdyfpep tic and invgorating cordial F.rfI.
at z. d. GilhAa's Drug and Chemical Store, Pa az.
enue. ssn Or
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

AWFUL SCENES AT SAvANNAH.-The SUBJ
joined private letter from gentleman in Sa.
vannah to his brother in Philadelphia, will
show the terrible condition of things:
I" L have but moment to write to let Won
know that--and myself are alive, every
In an in the store have deserted US in copse
quence of the epidemic. We are determined
to stay and take our chances, to see the CITY
out Of it. l enclose our report of interments
yesterday (5D out of population of not over
SoO0 white people Interments for the week
2lO. Everything is in an awful site, and
death and destruction Stare US in the face
everywhere. The gale was enough to have ru-
ined US at most times, and now all that is re.
CURED to ELL our cup is fire. We work night
and day, and spend our money as if it was
public property, for the benefit of the sick and
destitute, and you cannot begin to imagine
what distress prevails here. We cannot pro-
cure oofins enough to bury the dead. and to-
day all the house carpenters in town have quit
everything else, and gone to making theu
Our own citizens have to take the spade and
dig graves. 1t is really awful. Be Satisfied
that we are all doing our duty, and hope God
will help US to do good"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

Ok 4AA4 of AhE nChNlNO f666S
The Intethgeneer is highly grati6ed with
the resolutions complimentary Of Hon John
l.. Taylor, Of Ohio, passed by the convention
which recently nominated Mr.. Oscar F. Moore,
as candidate to succeed him In Congress
These resolutions indorse Mr. T. and his whole
course most emphatically. He declined re-
nomination, and his friends carried the day
triumphantly in naming his successor We
have to say, that during his service in Con-
grsss Mr. L. has made a high reputation for
himself, ranking at his time among the most
accomplished and really wisest Legislators Of
our country. The people Of this city are, per
haps, better qualified than any others to ap-
Preciate the capacity and utility of our public
men, having them at all times Immediately
under their eyes. They entertain, at least as
nigh q sense Of the public services and abili-
ties OF Mr.. T., as of those of any other mem
Der Of either House of Congress, of his age
and experience In public afairs
The UnsOn inEsts that the anti Nobraska-
ties Of the NORTH are endangering tho Union
saying In the course Of Its remarks on the sub.
ject:
Where will this crusade lead us il these
wrongs so on? Let tho North be soiid,f,d
against the south-let Congress be controlled
oy the sectional sentiment-let the House be
carried hFst-then the Senate-and, finally, =
PRESIDENT, all of them tho creatures of this
phrensy against the slave States-and the North
GAS consumated the work Of disunion without
whisper or an effort on the part of tho South
me act shat Seet,onaftzes the North practi-
c0"y asssotUss rho Union, for no American.
No patriot, will participate in government
which depiives him of his equality under the
constitution adopted by and for tho whole
country; for with the success Of section alisn
We have also the downfall of this vital element
Of equality"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
NOW Is THE TINE

k'oh Gil those wishing II pa, chase sny article IN
Il the way OF fina WAlCdha rich "a d fashion
abe God JLGELRY. pure serii' gslLyE, WAkE.
lof our own manuisoturr) 90. g., to fs,s from rs
20 % Del cent. by calling at HOLDS JEWElRY
et"h $, as he Is! ow receiving hi fsu supply Of
shs oas, which he VIII dispose Of at the Lowest
Nv Vol city pices. Pa syenue. between Az "a
9th suests, sisn OF the large spI,as Ksgl-. :.
ssp " b. HQOD,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

Az LOVER ISSUE" OF CORK ''-Last year'a
crop CT corn appears to have been almost or
haustlss,. The lover issue" will 90 far to
make up the deficiency complained of last
yesr The receipts of corn told crop per
North River boats, at New York, have recently
been immense, Since Saturday they have
amounted to about lIGG, 900 bushels.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

CHOLERA IN TENNESSEE. Houston
Christian Advocate publishes report that tho
cholera is raging 10 e fearful extent in Madi-
s5n, Tenn. Many OF tho citizens, it is said,
have died, and numbers are leaving the town.
Ii is reported that almost entire families, in
some instances, have been swept off The
editor of the Advocate hopes that the reality
IL not go frightful az rumor makes it.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

WILD GAEs.-Pheasants, cartridges, quat....
and prairie hens are said to be very abundant
this fall in western New York. A Rochester
paper says: Squirrels have multiplied, and
thrive in uncommon Quantities pigeons crowd
the woods, aud game in Its various sorts is
easily procured
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

That BULL TRor.-The novelty Of bull
trOtting in harness, with boy on his back
took place at the New York Hippodrome on
Monday night. The animals appearance in
the ring was very amusing, and six thousand
persons laughed heartily at his gait He per-
formed his part of the entertainment excesd-
in.ly well for Spanish bull,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

SPECIAL AsxoUNCEHKkr.-The st. Louis
InteIligeneer, Of the l4th inst, says: I'VE are
not com planning. Oh no; bat wish to announce
the fact to distant readers, that 1t has rained
every day. moro or less, for the past four or
fiSe days. Let it come"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

E1- ANOTHER PREMIUM.-Mr. WHIrEHpRsr has
ben awarded snOensr premium for his rior Ia
Euerreoiypes exhibited at the Worlds Pair in New
70 X. 1t viii be remsm bered that MIR. w. receive
from the Worlds Fair ia LOnden two medals for h +
unrivaed daguerreoty pes of President Fillmore and
Cabinet, and Psntiscopes Of Niagara Falif, besides
premiums at Sl tie fairs at which be has exhibited
for many year past. This speaks volumes in f.vor
Of his ga leries.
Call aud have your likeness taken at Whitshursts
GALLERY, near ~ street, Pennsylvania avenue.
16-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

A MONSTER MEETING.-The Democratic
mass meeting, which was held in Philadelphia
largest and most enthusiastic; political demon
STATIONS ever witnessed in thst city. One en-
tire page of the Pennsylvania is occupied
with an account of the meeting.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

Our Book TABbE-From Joe Shillineto
We have received the September number of
that sterling periodical, "Blackwood's Edin.
barg Msgazine." Also, "Godey's Lady's
Book for October
Eddy on Zee Culture is a little treatise
which should &c extensively circulated. For
sale by Franck Taylor.
From John F. Ellis, We have received the
following new pieces of music Near tho
banks of that lone river Exception Waltz"
leone, be my love-" and when hrst we me-. s"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

JOE SILL lNaioN 70 elves all the New Book
and Newspapers IS fast a. publ he'd. He is agen
for Hsri sr's and al the other Magazines, and eu
readers VIII always find = large and g o. assert
ment Of Blank Books and Stationery st his Bo, L
store, Odson Building corner of4x street anu Penn
ylyapis avenue. aug 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

ATTENTION, BABIss.-The Clark County
tOhio) Agricultural Society intends giving
three prizes, worth 1--WE hundred dollars, as
premiums for The three finest babies, not over
two years of age, that may be entered for
competition at their fair on the 5th proximo.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
CHICKERING'S SUPERB PIANOS

from Boston, the oct fmy Pal snn.
plies OF PIANOS, from To. old and
world renowned factory OF Cbicksrins
= sons These, with the Pianos in store, compris
s "a tssor' NE Mt OF the best New York Pianos sm.
brace every variety of pate n and scale. M,gnts
W uis AIt, cent raj and square instruments OF
O. "a, o12, oA and z octsves. These Pianos srs
th;. or 10 touch, tone, and durability, to any in
. VIII sell Pianos as low they can be hought IN
.ue Sbioed sta es, snd cheaper thao single y snoj
can De purchased in the factories snd brousbr here
'et t'n IN II na pspos AIKEN in part payment.
by the koston Packet Of weipetdav newt shall
receives sd iIionsl supply o"A-i
o,ra u sssortment Of GUITARS, n tee, violins, 40
Son -2t r,Tr,y, M
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

TiKn NorICs.-Coastingv vessels arriving at
New York, If boarded by the revenue cutter
ard found without manifest, are fined $40.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

IL The National Democrat says Bu1ke's
Old G"ara " still lives" and that the Star in
s'a ing lac n-rary, probably desired to Offset
the demise of It's Soft Shell nsmesake in Now
York city. If the Old Guard still lives, We
L->- A. --=-r- 80. -
offset 10 the death Of the Soft Know Nothing
organ OF the Empire city, We shall no doubt
have it in few days, when, We arc told, that
We shah have the nslanoholy duty of amour
cling the deai5 Of the National Democrat Its
days are numbered.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

York Sun has imported paper from France,
paying 9 duty Of thirty Per cent and three
per cent. more for freightage, and then getting
a letter and cheaper article than that made at
home.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
NEW FALL ARD WINTER eoons


nUVALL 4 Bro, Merchant Taller, h.vs ina
II returned from New York, where thew a.
nave made their purchases from the best ~
Importing hou ses, snd are now prepared 70 NJ
eApio one OF the choicest ana rich. 8, as 13
which they prepared to make 10 order in IN,
most elegant and fashionable style
'ep ;S-eo3w 1rv.tr ppo
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

&C. Rev. Geo. w. Carter VIII preach in
the NJ. Chur,h Sou b, this evening, at halfpas
e-en 'clork
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

EoMAr's KIsHrs.-A woman has been
sissssd oOnstabls In Perry county, Illinois.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

AHSPLKyDID PIcTURES-1hosso OF cur readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery &C Pictures
should not fail to pay visit to PluTnbs Rooms OF
the Avenue lie has on exhibition there soms choice
specimens Of the art Of DGgsl 7notg piag in Oh.
which for beauty and excellence sre Incompatible
There portrait executed, in this last style, q
President Pierce, that reflects great credit The
artist, every hnearnsnt theresa giving ife-lke ex
preston. M. Pium5e is reckoned among the frsi
Daguerrean artist % our tire 3o-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20
DEmOCR AROUSEi Come

~ DEmOCRATS AROUSEi Come
S firth Tn defence OF Equal La ~s
and Equal Rtghts I-Ths D-m Gratis q
Warrington and taose who are friendly t. EquSl
Laws and Equal Rights, are reque ted 20 meet at
Ca usi', Saloon On WEDNESDAY EEbNI>G NJ {,
at O'Clock, for the Pu rpose of organizing Asso
cistinn in opposition t. the enemies ., CfUu AID lie
ig!ous Freedom Men Of ali creeis, who desire to
worship God as they please NJ every cit L. oftns
United t.tes il matters not where b. Vas born i,
invited p come.
Come Is the wind comes VIII n fo-e,ts sre Blended;
Come the waves me when navies stranded :;
"om- feeenaen who hattie frr right;
7 u men Of America, come in your might
rem lS-St
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

81 THoe. IN WANT or RElpT-aGpv cLoraSd
shout b. fore purchasing elsewhere, cal ~ \ sh
Walker a Co.'S Asrbie Hall Clothing Emp"riur'.
where they viii find materials e all kinis, coloSs,
aud qualires made up In the mest sPpr we'd strl"s
and at pri,s which cannot fail t. induce is"m t.
purchase They have just received an additional
large supply OF those beautiful and well oEdc Duck
Drilling Cost which have no comparison In u Ne
market Their <to'k is well kept up, Consisting Of
everything belonging to a g~ntlsra aus wardrobe,
together with bows nd servents' clothing
A9-hshouLd Be Hnsrersaly traotvn-for Its stri,tiy
uue-that indigestion is the parent Of large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, dsrrhos,
cholers rnorbus, liver conpiaizt, and msny other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue o. dssths, ar- gPne-ataj ty indigestion
alone Think Of that dyspertcsl think Of It sll VIII
euffer from disordred stomschs, and II Won WI
ling TO be guided by advice. fouaced upon expert
ence, resort at once don't delay day. TO 6oofsnds
German Bittsrs, PR pared by DR.. c. VI. jackson.
which, ss An Alternative, curative, ara tnvigorant
stands alone and unspprosched. We hare tried the
Btterf; ard knew that tia. they ere -xcell-of f.
the diseases specified above. For sale By dealers In
medicine everywhsr~. ans
~ f.w weeks and you may reyret thst ven
did not haze Likeness Of al your fsmily " AIDE
Now Ia the time while you We few lei u-s M.
IDents.
Csii at v.NNERsoSs sad get one Of bis inirrftsbl.
CTayon DsgueTeotype- seps-lms
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

TNDER GARMENTS.-Shsker flannel. cash.
u mere 70. rino e. xony So ten WOOL q .us- me
No, isle thr, al, silk md cott.n UNDERG A.
VENTS. Shirts, Collars, Linen and Musl Bo,cmS
At fIGk'S
Fep19- WIZARDS Hotel
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

Lu0 DOOks OI tUU O0Po1 tI0UH9
For the redemption of stocks..... $l,l73 81
For the payment of other Treasury .-..
debts ....................,,.. 52,555 90
For tho Customs ................ $50 90
Covered into tho Treasury from
Lands. ................:...... 1852 90
Covered into tho Treasury from
Customs. .............. q, 900 Is
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscella neOus sources, ...... ITS Is
For the War Department. 1885 70
For the Navy Department. 70 OO7 10
For re-psying In the Navy Depart
ment 49,. ................... 3s9 q
For tie Interior Department. 100 90
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

NEW GOODS opeIfsd tud>yst
~ WARRlNER sEMKEN, Jevsller,
cen 19-lw
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

100 BARRELS HERRINGs just received. 70,
wv sale by MURRAY 4 SEMMRs
rep 1o-eo6t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-20

nNECENT REwARD.-ksn.~sy from r..
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