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GAM MMlA RENvARp EORANY
EAUNKLEE's II U NJ OF REMEDY
~ 4 VERY MPORTAMT COMPONMD.

EAUNKLEE's II 0 NO.. REMEDY
~ VERY IMPORTANT COMPOUND.
49, 1t invg0rates, restores, and ceanses the
EA system makes the blood fow freely, and
SCTW"''NN gives it bright color by dissolvng the
$J - u matter that floats in the blood, is lodged
- 2 q IN the secretions of the stomach liver, bow
- q y els or skin, while at the same time the
% - y strength is increased. Thus we see its adap,
kf1 = In taton to skin diseases, such as SALT
IL . Isl TRHEUM, PIMPLES, B0ILS, RASH, OLD
E.$ = - SORES, SCALD HEAD, &c, &c, well
EaSf -,,,4-s as GENERAL DEBILITY, SCR0FULA,
SIIIE Ezzy-zL4D LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, DYS-
EMERY, DIARHIIGA, WEAK STOMACH AND BOW
ELS, CANkER, HUMORS ON THE STOMACH AND LIVER
Mr. Dunk2 elas many certificates and references of he
benefit remed has given in the above cases
All orders addressed to VIM. A. DUNKLEE, East Cam
bridge, Proprietor, viii with prompt attention Fo
sale by all the medicine dealers in Worcester vicinity
mchS wildly
WRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
Y DR0PS-DR. c. A. HILL, No. 12l Main Street.
Worcester Mass would say, that at great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by J. Haringon NJ. D., while
praccpg in the Hospital in Paris, under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD, of Paris, and AC
TON, of London.
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the female
system and be taken without hazard They
known by hundreds of females in this country TO be the
only preparation discovered, that has proved nvan
ably certain in all cases.
SuRmessions, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptical and never
after will they be induced to take any other Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
anil sfr11fns from
w ~ - ~
Male and Femme EnpesteFS'
under the pretence of efcnp c,re medicines which in
nineteen ca ses nut If twenty Rave ~, nirrios rt mon
the svstem yitbor rron.na, he drsirnJ rssnt or INV
sion If II sbonId sIi, ~ 20 5ireis and sa s Int 10
oennine ' @7 S''' '- ~ w '-S
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND DROPS,
The efficacy of which have been tested in hundred
cases. and failed to effect speedy without any
bad result The Pills and Drops are he result of an ex
tensive practice discovered by accident To euo
gse their virtues would add to their merit We would
only saw try them They will he sent to any part of the
country secure from observation by addressing ost paid
DR.. G. A. HILL No..l21 Main ST.,
Worcester. AIasss
y FuI directions accompanying eaci 0,ttle.
pr,'f Eve lohars. iaul7 diff
MO mr. ~ 4 Y 10, nv - +. 81, ., ~ NJ
snnorcie 20 ~ - 80 It3 = ~ ~ ~
"'oulo!nS 10 u!'e oltiHsIs VI horCgster anu olier
P'o'ss' ''' "iS oli'0 % '' NO. Ii VAN street.
word to young men and Others afflicted with Seminal
pebity whether originating from certain destructive
habits, or from any other cause, with the train of bodily
and mental evils which follow when neglected. shouldm
an early application thereby avoiding much trouble and
suherns, as wen as expense ny TINS improved method
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-05

DOSTON MAP STORE ENLARGE-
Id BIENT-IDE Il BUTTON, LOG Washington ST.,
have improved their Store by the addition of Large
Room in the rear which they have fitted up especially
the purpose of showing their UnriUaied assortment of
Mural Suspension Maps,
of which they making grand display. They
also have hand the largest assortment of Aliases, Pock-
ct Maps, Guide Books, and Foreign Maps to be found in
any Store in the United States. Il who curious
to examine Maps of any kind, for any purpose,
spectfully invited to call.
IDE & BUTTON,
PUBLISHERS 4 BOOKSELLERS,
apis diff LOG Washington ST., Boston.
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of selected quality. Also, general assortment of
Produce together with variety Of GROCERIES,, which
they oerl low Please call and examine before purchase
Ing elsewhere
Worcester, May 8, 1851. diff
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Roilroa0s.
WORCESTER AND NAsHUAR.R

WORCESTER AND NASHUAR.R
III rlassssssss1 PASSENGER TRAINS will run as
leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and Lowell at
$50 m. $50 a. m. s.S5 a. m. s35 a. m.
Ills a. m. 12.30p.m. LIS p. m. 1.10p. m.
AIS p. m. $3.50 p. m. 6.15 p. M go p. M.
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
7.I5 a. M 7.OCa,m $50 a. m. sos a. m.
11.45 a. m. 11.9oa. m. 1880 p. M. LOS p, m.
500 p. M 4.45 p. m. 535 p. m. $50 p. IN.
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trains
of Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern Pas
sumpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. All Trains from
Nashua connect directly with down Trains of Concord
Il. r.
Each Train to and from Groton Junction, connects with
upward and downward Trains of the Fchburg Railroad,
and with al trains of the Stony Brook Railroad to and
from Lowell Morning and evening trains connect with
Peterboro and Shirley trains upward, and morning and
middle trains with the downward trains of that road.
AT Worcester $50 train connects with Steamboat
train from N. York via Norwich. Ills a. m. connects
with Boston and Worcester, Providence and Worcester,
Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad trains.
4l5 p with trains from all above named roads,
including the Express Train from New York and Albany.
Train arriving 905 connects with the trains
York and Albany. That arriving at 1.55 p. with p.
trains of aboVA roads. That arriving at $50 m with
the New York'steamboat Train via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER X. Il. TRAINS
running in connection with Worcester and Nashua Trains
Leave Ftchburg at I. As a m. 1910 and 5.45 p.
Leave Worcester at $50 and II 10 and 4l5 p. m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor
cester, Groton Junction. Nashua, Lowell and Fitehburg.
u For connections with the other roads at Worcester
Groton Junction, and Nashua see Snow and Wlders
Pathfinder and Railway Guide
NJ Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur-
ngton, Montpelier, Wells River and White River juno
ton at the fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Fitchburg g. W. BENTLEY, Sup't.
Worcester, May l, 1854 ap11 dawtf
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Male and FclnnEe In,posters.

One trial will convince the most skeptical, and never
after will they be induced to take any other Ladies' who
have often been deceived by purchasing pills and Drops,
and nostrlms from
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PRoYIDENCE s WORCESTER r. n.

EhU ' IDENO L y W UHN rs I4Et Its X .
rTsztsgssisf3s1 AND b F~So1s -
sSsszsses.JSS5J3ss STEAMER PERRY. e-Ess,-==l5N
On and after June 12th 1854 the Steamer Perry, Cap
tain WooLsEY, will run between PROVIDENCE & NEW
PORT connecting twice day, each way with the Provi
dence and Worcester Railroad, as follows:-
Leave Newport at A. NJ, and Il P. NJ, connecting
with Morning and Evening Trains from Providence.
Leave Providence at A. NJ, and p. NJ, arrival
of trains from Worcester and Boston.
u Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
Stations of New York and New Haven Railroad, New
York; of Western Railroad Albany; Providence and
Worcester Railroad, Worcester.
Il - Il
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4fte0icin&s.

M RS. NJ. w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLY
1NA sIClAN, and successful Midwife, educated at the
NJ y Female Medical College. WIN answer calls night
aud day. u Residence No. Walnut Street
ap7 DIFF
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y Full directions accompanying eacl oyttte.
Pree. Eve q9hars iaul7 diff
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(NRASS SEED.-BAssErT & BAYLIEs, have
W now in Store, all kinds of
CIR ASS SEED,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-05

MR. HILL TAKES PLEASURE IN
announcing to the citizens Of Worcester and other
places, that his Office is at No. 121 Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-05

FLTCRBURG s. WORCESTER r.. r..
TT r5sz3f=ze=sYJ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT On
fS and after Monday, April 10, 1854,
Cars will leave Fitchburg at 7.5O A. NJ 124O and 5.45
p. NJ.
Freight at 1890 P. NJ.
Returnng-Leaye Worcester at $50 and Ills A. NJ,
and at AIS P. NJ. Freight, 7.15 p. NJ.
IyERS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg, April 10, 1854 ie9 diff
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- ROSES PROVIDENCE AND

CIzz75ss@sal ROSES PROVIDENCE AND
= .ss-i%s.sss4 W0RCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train.
Packages forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected,
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages, and small Gases forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fall River, Mansfield Attleboro
Taunton, New Bedford and Nantucket Mass; Bristol,
Warren Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick
Wickfed, Peacedae, and Wakefield, R. l.. and Stoning
ton, Conn. OFFICE Am. House, Worcester
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EEssses44ssf9fffss-ssls- w IT 1T c o MB7S WORGESs
!zssa-.sTsss4 TER AND FITCHBURG EXPRESS-Be-
tween Worcester and Fitchbug by every train, stopping
at all intermediate places. Packages forwarded Notes.
Drafts and Bills collected and paid and all orders attend-
ed to with despatch Office of Mechanic and Main
streets, Worcester. nov29 diff
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EMERY, DTARRIIQlA, WEAK STOMACH AND BOW
ELS CANkER HUMORS ON THE STOMACH AND LIVER
Mr. DuHbe has many certificates and references OF
benefit h remed has given in the above cases
All orders addressed to WIN. A. DUNKLEE, East Cam
bridge, Proprietor, viii meet with prompt attention. Fo
sale by all the medicine dealers in Worcester and vicinity
mch3 WNd1y
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r1zzssz=fzsz5 LEONARD'S EXPRESS.-To
and from Boston and intermediate places by
every train
Bills collected and paid and all orders attended to with
despatch. je8 diff
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-13

Fl Il
signifies. "i2o ass c"i It's ,aq>'er," and runs
thTs:
An ass took it into his head to scare his
master. AMI pnt on 4 lions >kin. and wen, and
stood IN IL, path. And when he saw his
!n.>'rr con,f.1. he commenced roarino =, Lc
thought: hut il" only lravri. and the master
knew 1t WAS Li> AS: 81 he went NJ, 20 him
with rudGel. and ira. him nearly TO Ic,,l,." :"
That Is the end o, the fable. AMI tie moral
ct It Is. "A caution to all aS>cS 70 take care
how they undertake to scare their masters"
ti'rolon"Hd applause. cries OF rood wool)
Mr. Chairman. t!i, House viii haze fallen
lar below rs constitutional mi,>ion.if il suffers
Itself to hc governed lv authority. or dra-
@oonrI lv It's own hirclinrs. am man of
10 bargains. but act openly with any man
th't acts for the pulli. good: and in this
~plri'. orr the RIGHT hl!.l OF political friend
ship TO every member oi this body who viii
stand together to yin .;ratc its privileges pro
, tcrt is Responsibility. and maintain ii IN tl,.
h!4h place for viii h it was intended the
master branch OF the American government.
MISSOURI C"Nri:uNI-r Nur MrrrIy 4
>TArTTr.
The question before Us is, 70 get rid of the
Missouri! Compromise line and. to a LAWYER
that is an easy on.Stjon That ,.o,,ror,;:,; :.
in the form Of a statute. anI one >.,,u,c !, 20.
rrllai!r !'v another. That short view is e.
:ou4h lo" 4 LAWYER. 70 = statesman il i
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-13

IN front OF the bed were marked by recent
spots of blood raised the little fringe or
curtain, and guided by some terrible instinct.
looked below. and >aw-wEat?
Poor Jack Hall. lying there in his naval
unior:c.. with his epaulette torn off, and his
throat literally cut from ear to ear
He had found his way here before me, ard
had been a>SaSSinated
Almost paralizcd, continued for half a
min:tc to "aze 1T this terrible spectacle. I'll!
the paper burned down to my fingcrs,and ex-
pred. heard my heart beating; and my
head span round as tightcncd nv belt and
rrasped my loaded rifle Before ! could a
doHt any plan OF Operations L Heard ru>tling
and whispering in this passage near my door:
and. locking through a crack in the pannc!S.
saw, within yard of me Martin Secco, bear
inc in one hand the rifle of nv poor friend,
and in the other a lighted c1ltHo although
he haa made me- so many apologies about two
hours before. for not having another in the
house. As he approached, he handed it to
a boy. in whom ] discovered Pclrillo and
then the LIGHT flashed upon two other men.
in one of whom recognized the o>tlcr, and
in the other. our acquaintance of the noon
with the patch on his face, ana wcarn, Tie
green velvet jacket AMI Somhrcro Tli,
worthy had a pistol in one hand and knife
IN the ohcr. The po'rona was also there.
with lrr wo,tish ewes and enormous Hl<,o.
Yr'"".
Outrage and assassination were impressed
on The hard lines q. all their cruel and say
are ,i>a.c>: and perceived a: once. that
without vigorous ,'nrt. ! WIS lost ;!.atmv
life was forfeited and all The anrici,,a.ioAs
OF n 'w~plprr paragraphs. a mv>tcrior> ll>1I-
lrarJnrc IN the I1.,4> a,l N,'rr5 ',l,:. -. .
ilr~h''l Moon my mind. | h1i Youth. a noble
profession. man, kir,: friends. uy regiment
an! hon". with the best expectations" a.
old lpUaH"r> >av. on cnc band n lorri}lc
an! >v!,n Death lonely ~.r..co.nnhnown
hH,rhr,y, On thy other
,..r ,l.1..l.., ,;,,, 1u.,.,.,
l. rrma,cl thr harrir1f,. from the door
Tx TIM. J..an Ea7." sal tie pa'rona.
.,1tl ),
.11~
>ono4r IN Irccn. whom | D0'r know "a re
that terrible outlaw. WHO. since the Carli<t
war. had laughed at the Carl,'nrroS and Al
r,;azi>. and kc,t AL M1,a... Tie Sierra IL.
Nj, and The \r.,, az G~.o,l, a,,;r AND IN
terror.
Iur}rl;nr the no.rora. 2ol .,o fro. .br~onS
vo,n,, ~asral Pclr;un !L,l Gyn lr.r.r,...
rn,n.i.>. and onIy two bn,,r.s At their .,,,i...
~ %. y. ,,rovc wA.thor thn I,,,,...;s
.leo, hc.arr We c,.r~~ S,;J ~. ,.,.ror
ln,. nrat ;l,c door o,,,.,y. AMI ~. IN. .l4
c,na,,. ,..5;,, him
..%n an~w,~ l.. :. certainly .>,.o,." vI,;.
..,.r.I the n,trona
~Kaork a,qin." erowl~l Juan Eo,.
4 smart blow was them oix,u lr1- .,lI
n1,. no rr.,Iy. Then t)ic ,,a.ro., q,.,,;,.I II
l,,.l ,o tI,e latch I'm. Ir,,r,. h. .,,.,I c,,,,
t'n door fired ri,lt tl,ror i thn >>rnIc,
panucs. and ,Lo, him dead hv ore hoijrt
he r''''Nc' 'iF"n@h ''e meek ana Sh'"'H'r-
Clubbing ny rifle. then rt:.,.cd ott: ant
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HON. TIIOH.iS II. HENTGN.S
NEBRASKA BEL.

25,lI of April. l,3s.
TIE BILL CONES FROM Y FREE STATE.
If any bill to impair the Missouri Com'ro-
mise line of 1870 hal been brought into this
House bv member from slave state. or I'M
der the administration of President elected
from a slave state. should have deemed j,
nv duty to have met it at the threshold. and
to have made the motion which tie r,rlia-
IN, ntary law prcScribcs for the repul>c OF
subjects which are hot fit to be considered:
should have moved its rejection AT the first
reading. But the bill before us. for the two
may be considered as one. does not come from
that quarter. 1t comes from free state. and
under the administration Of a President elect
cd from free state and under that aspect
of its origin. deemed it rirh. to wait. and
hear what the members OF the free states had
to say to it.
1t was proposition from their own ranks.
to give up their half OF tie slavery com,ro-
mise OF l>30; and if they choose to 10 SOL lc
not see how southern members could refuse
to accept it. It was free state question
and the members from 'hc free states wcr,
the maiori'y and cou!! ,lo As they plcastd-
so stood al0ot. waiting to see then lead hut
without the slightest intention OF being COY
crncd bv it, | had nv own convictions of
I'I't anu "'', anu ''.'','; 10 "'' ""''' '''''
premise had stood upon it above th:r;,
years. "'',! '''''.",' ''S''..,' upon - ''''
'n'' >"',''iH i''' ''',''''' Il ''.'.' "'' N'?
i"""1.' ''' ''''''''''' ''"' ''i' ~ al a..
to >Ol!tUI". ana tO' {! 1U'tiur Tor al ia q.
what the result Wa To- he.
have ,ail that tl~ LII comes into Con
"r,~> under the alH',n;-.'a'an oi 4 free >t..'.
President: hnt - i.of mean 10 say. "r i"
>Inuatr tv that rrn7fN. That the Pre>i1"n
tavorS The tll. Know nothing ot ll> "irpo
>ltion towards K: and If di!. should 10
disclose i hc"r l. woNl! ir unrtr!la'nr,.
tarN. AMI q hrrarh OF IL" privileges "i TIN
ll'H>" :" It" -. IA" President "i!nl"n
can ONLY b" mae An'" 20 II hy lHn'>"1f u
H"~~Hg' IN wr''t"- IL that WAY Il i IA.
N+h'. ana "N"n hi> "H'N !" c"mAnn'&f" WI
~. Ani III ihf way mere : u" room j."
!h'>'iN' ~ '''i;- '.i> opinions: II" i''!h ]"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-13

Nor can the Presidents S,crctare>-hi>
head CLERKS, is &ir. Randolph used To call
thrm- send rs their opinions on any >uhi",.
of legislation 'irpcndin" before u>. ikey
can only r,port. and that in wrltinH. on tl'
subjects referred TO them lv law or iv vo.o
o; the Houses. Non-in,crvcntion Is their ,l,i
" in relation TO our LEGISLATION and If ;h,y
attempt TO Intervene IN any o. our bu>!nv>>.
| must t't allowed. u onc. Ia rrpul>c t:ic 4;
tc'"pt. and to profess for il no !ii.hcr ,rer,s.
Of respect than r!..t I.r. Burke expressed :og
the opinions ii 4 i;;iti>h I.o.d Chancellor
delivered to the House ui Commons. in "A c;> g..
III which he had no concern. Sir. suppose
! can lee allowed to repeat on this floor any
degree OF comparison. or figure Of speech
which Mr.. Bake could use on the floor of
the British House u! Commons. He was :,
classic speaker. and. besides that, author oi
a treatise on the Sublime and beautiful
though do not consider ;hc particular figure
which have to repeat. although Just aud PIE
tnreSque in itself, to he perfect Illustration
of either branch of his admired treatise Ii
was in reference to Lord Thurlow who had
interviewed in some legislative business. con
trarv to the orators sense OF right and dccen-
cv Mr. Burke rcpul>cd the intrusive opin
ion. and declared tina: he did not care ,llrc,
Jumps Ola louise for it. Sir. say the sam,
OF any opinion whicl. may he reported h..r,
from our Secretaries on any hi.l depending
before Us. and that in ANY form in which i,
may come from lhcm-whe'hcr as a unit. o.
as integers Hoar> Of laughtcr)
PUBIC rHINTTE> INTEEFEEENCE.
Still less do admit III" ri.ht of intervene
tion in orr lcgi>'afivc hu'i"> in another ,la>.
of intcrmc,ldcrS. and who might not bc all.
to mc,illc at al! with our business. were i,
not for ,he mlnistra:ion of our bounty
speak of the public printers. who get then
daily bread (and that huttcrcd on both side
hv our daily printing. and who require the
denmcratic members ot this House. under tic
instant penalty of political damnation to eivc
in their adhesion to every Till which the.
call administration ani that in every chanr,
it may undcrgo-although more chanreablc
than the moon For that class Of informed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-02

Rev. DIR. VsArHER, of Ireland. in lecture
on the spread of Professionalism in that coun-
try, states that the population of Ireland pre-
viou' to tho year 1S4S amounted to 1900, GOO,
Of which 1000, 600 were Protestants During
the great famine, not less than ono million
persons persisted of starvation; while one and
half million have emigrated to the United
States and Australia, and tho manufacturing
towns of England and Scotland leaving an
existing population of six and half millions.
1t is remarkable, however, that while this
diminution Of population has boon going for
ward, tho number of Protestsnts has actually
increased, so that two millions and some thirty
or forty thousand now profess that faith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-02
PURE SILVERWARE.

A MAGNIFICENT ASsORrMENT.-M. ". CALI
"A BRO. csD attention to their unusually large
assortment cf Silverwsre, consisting Of
Solid 81 yer Tea sets, c'mplete
Silver Pitchers. soil silver Casters
Silver Cups and Saucsrs. Gotiets
Silver Pisn Csrvers aud Forks
Crumb Scrspsrs Caks Knives
Fruit shovel Sugar sifters
Je IL Spoons Cheese Scoups
Pickle Knives aud Perks
Olive spoops salsd Tongs, Vegetable Forks
Fruit nives, Ice Tongs, d ssert Knives
coup, Cream and Gravy Ladies'
Ice Cream ives, salt Cellare
NAPKIN RIGGS Bate Knives, Tea strainecs
Tea table and dessert Spoons and Forks Of svsey
variety
Breas fas and Dinner Ccff-e Spoons, Re-.
Also, verv lsrge ss orimeut OF Fancy silveeWaro
suitable for wedding birth day, and other prsssuts-
The sbnve Is by far the largest and mort vaxied
assortment ever off-r-d Co our customers Beine Of
our own manufacture, it Is warranted pure silvse,
and offered at as low ties similar goods can b
purchased for in any city IN this couotry.
NV. CALF 4 BRO.
Sign of the Golden Eagle, Pa ave., bstv.
dec 1-St 9th and 10th -.
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that of Rio-psys $4,000 per annum, which
is far more than any United States minister
plenipotentiary receives The writer, cvi.
IDENTIFY, has no relish for any change in the
consular system Of this Government that by
any possible chance rnay decrease the per oui.
sites of his ofioe. So they go
Getting Back Stolen Money We learn
that one thousand and sixty dollars have been
received at tho Pension Office, on account Of
moneys fraudulently obtained from that
bureau by Ja,ob Slingerland who /. now In
the penitentiary of Vermont, having been
convicted on forged pension cases.
The Current Operations Of the Tres ury
Experimentation yesterday, the LIST Of Dec !,
t4e were of Treasury Warrants entered on
Tho books OF TIE Departmont-
For tho redemption of stock. ....$115. 702 95
For the payment Of Treasury debts 10, 934 80
For GOV ering into the Treasury from
customs. ....s........... 1906 rs
To be funded under the act of 18th
of January, 1847.............. 100 90
For the War Department. 1904 90
For Il Q inie7ios Leoartue at..... 32,700 90