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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-27
By J. A. COWARDIN.
WATERBURY's GREAT FIFTY

w CENTS ENTERPRIsE--i,ooo 600 GIFTS
Worth Five Hundred Thousand Deilars!- The
THIRTY TABLEAux OF NATIONAL HISTORY.
At Hope Chapel Lecture Room, 720 Broadway, con-
tinues TO attract immense numbers every evening
The Gitt Certificates are selling fast Ia connection
with this enterprise, for only fIfTY CENTS, the pur-
chsser receives BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED
GIFT CERTIFICATE, good for two admissions TO
the most ennoeliBR Exhibition offered TO Amefi-
cans, ard ofthe following valuable Gins:
valuable brick House and Lot in Phsdei-
phia. SID, 600
I magnificent tTee-stsne House and
Let in New York City.............. IS, 000
ihrce-story brick House and Lot In
the Cit, Of Boston ............... Io,Ooe
| spleudd Country Residence. in the
State OF New Jersey, with 50 acres
oflaud 10 high state Of cultivation. q, 200
| magnificent Gold Tea Set. contain.
ing % pieces of solid California gold,
with solid silver pedestal, beautiful
iy chased. Cash valuation. :....... 5000
........................... 5000
Io0 beautifully situated Building Lots
near L. /. Il r., within few minutes
ride of New York City.............. 50,000
popular maker. 5a.0e0
100 Silver Cups, Of various patterns.... 2e00
S,0'n Gold Thinbles.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
$40 Gold Watches, consisting Of Jules
Jergenson, Cooper Independent Se-
c1ld Chronometer Eight-Dsy. En-
anei, Diamond, Magic Duplex and
English Levers, bunting livery
hesvy.I fer Ladies and Gents..... so 0O0
Pairs OF spiended Horses, Carriage.
Harness, Ac....................... 4.oO0
100 Elegant Silk Dress PatteTns........ 1000
81 Beautifully made Troiting Gigs 1000
SCI, ,e0o Beautiful Steel Engravngs of the
r Home of Jefferson. Is ae0
AA O61 do of the Sultan cfTurkey. 25 COO
Ito hod do. of the Gar OF all the Russias IL OOg
lU0 ,0tD do. of the Hsrbor of Venice the
finest scenery in the World d.. 25eO1
l0000e Views of Washington crossing the
pelwere: ......:................ Il, GOO
10000 Descriptions of Grand Tablsaux
forming desirable history of all The
stirring events ofthe Revolutions s5 600
o. Coo Pieces of fashionable Music. ....... % $50
II Loans of 81 900 each, for SO years.
without security or interest........ l50Ge
9i2 Sets 0t massive Silver Spoons. $50
le0 Splendid Engrayngs Git and Fan
cy Frames. Observation-Disclosures. 2oOG
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DR. MILLS has removed to 10Th Street.
between Broad and Marshall in the rear of the First
Baptist Church INV aa-st
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ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual meeting
OF the Stockholders of the Richmond, Frederick
ourg and Potomac Railroad Company will be held at
ne Depot OF the Company, in Richmond on WE'D
NESDaY, 3lst May. 1854, at IL o'clock M.
Othce Richmond, &P. r n. Co.,
Richmond, April 29th, 1854
myS dtd
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IHE RESPIRATORY ORGANS are pecu-
aIy sensitive part of the human Frame and their
susceptibility to disease manests itself in various
forms, such as Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis,
Asthma and that fearful scourge of our race, Con-
sumption To remedy these diseases, STABLER's
ANoDYNE CHERRY EXPECToRANT is offered to the
public with the assurance that it is empirical
pound, but preparation sanctioned by medical sci
ence and communication. Its beneficial effects in all
the above forms of disease been certified by
incentrovertible testimony. You advised to give
il trial. STABLER's DIARRHGA CORDIAL is also q
remedy which has been tested and approved by hum
dreds of physicians and others. See descriptive PAM
phlets to be had gratis of the agents Price of each
only SO CENTS or six bottles for $3.50.
E II. STABLER & co, Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD Co,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia my 22-dG cI2t
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49, CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

- CARRIA 9 r S.-THOS. CLEMMITT,
10th street, near the Banks. Richmond, Va, manu-
facturer ofCARRIAGES. of BAROUCHES, ROCKA.
WAYS and BUGGIES, invites the attention of all
not deal in Yankee work that they will get the best
materials and workmanship in his Carriages, which
he warrants equal to any In the city, and at price
tn cannot fail to please - t,--4f NH is II
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uyS-1m
WHEN DEATH is at the door, the remedy

WHEN DEATH is at the door, the remedy
which would have ed life, if administered in time,
comes too late. Do not trife with disease Rely
upon it, that when the stomach will not digest food
when faintness and lsssitude pervade the system
when the sleep is disturbed the appetite feeble the
mind lethargic, the nerves unnaturay sensitive and
the head contused-rely upon it, that when these
aud that, unless the mischief is promptly Checked
life icM be shortened, well rendered miserable.
Now, we know from mass of testimony greater than
ever before accumulated in favor of one remedy
that HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by
Dr. C. M; Jackson, Philadelphia, will Immediately
disorders surely as a mathematical process will
solve a problem. Who, then, will endure the agony,
and the risk of life with health and safety within
reach nv Is dGc2w
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OFFICE RICHMOND { PET. 4. X. co.
nzzzzEzz1 NOTICE .-Tha circnis.

S@Ax ton of notes of less deuosniua-
ton than five dollars, after the 1st Of june, having
been prohibited by Act Of Assembly, under penalty
of fines. notes under that denomination will be
received at the Offices upon the Of this Com.
psny for freight passenger fare. after the 2th In.
slant. ~
As the fare passengers over this road IL less than
five dollars passengers cannot reasonably expect the
Company to furnish the nme unit of specie that
would be necessary to give change for note Of that
denomination. In oil Canes they will, therefore,
please provide themselves with change to psy for
their tickets.
BY order. THOS. D0DAMEAD, s5-
my 24-dtlJe Superintendent,
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ACCIDENT ON THE CAPE FEAR.-The following is
telegraphc message to the Petersburg Express

telegraphic message to the Petersburg Express
FAYETTEvrLLE, N. c., May 25
collision occurred on the Cape Fear River last
night, a few miles below this town, which resulted
in loss of life, and the probable loss of small
but very handsome steamer
The "Fanny Lutterlow" bound to Wilmington
with passengers, was run into by the freight boat
''William A. Graham" coming up, and the former
sunk in three minutes after the collision One me-
gro was drowned, and gentleman is missing. 1t
is feared he was drowned. The baggage was all
lost. The Graham is leaking badly and it is feared
she too, will sink
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CLEMmITT 81 Fore. Book AND jon
PRINTERS, Corner Main and 18th streets, execute to
order every description of BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING. on accommodating terms, and with neatness
and dispatch INV o~Im
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Coz. FoNTAINE.-The Fredericksburg Herald
pays highly compliment to Col FosTArSE for the
manner in which he has managed the Central Rail-
road It says;
Col. Fontaine is one OF the most energetic Rail.
road Presidents IN the State, and has managed the
financial affairs OF his Company with ability thai
s above all cayil-
The Herald expresses its qualification at hearing
that the road il to be relaid with heavy iron.
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SERIOUS AFfRAY.-The Columbus Mssissippi
Democrat of the Goth iust states that serious al
fray had occurred between John G. WaddelI .
compositor In that Office and Benz. T. Ford. com,
positor Of the Democrat Office Ia which WaddeIl
was shot with pistol ball. and wounded that his
recovery was doubtful. Ford was examined and
discharged promptly.
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l ICORICE, &c-The subscriber has in
II store and daily expecting
q Cases "F and J" Lcorice Paste
50 do Sanford"
10 do ''F Eo
II do Ottoman
do Vegnettelli Sticks
$50 lbs. Prime Tonqua Beans.
40 Ounces Otto of Roses.
Poughs, Feed Cutters, &c for sale by
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
nv It-dts cnrpsr Caru and Vo sts
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ERENCH JACONETS AND ORGAN

DlEs.-We have on hand a very large lot of the
above named Gosds, pnfchased during 0nr late trip
Nohh; and enabled 10 sell them for iess than ihe
them. HART 4 MO9pa =
myA 65 Main street.
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~ FAMILY .CARRIAGEN-.

GFA FAMILY aCARRIAGEE-x>
-AND PAIR OF YOUNG0S
MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.--The adverIiser
has for sale very Superior Family Carriage nearly
new, having been used only four months, and pair
Of excellent Match Horses only four years old with
Harness complete An opportunity of this kind i
seldom offered and any person in wsnt would do well
to apply at once to JOHN III. SEAYNES, Columbian
Hotel. or G. b. LUCK, Governor Ct 3eas 3
+: S.-I have also q frstrats Carriage House for
rent. z4a54f e IS my I'm
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II @s1 p,,A.o,ah's,Ra,. VA, oENTEAL
AhkANSEMENT.--On and after June Ist the Pas
ssbssr S train viii leave Richmond at 81 A. M pass
potaonhvilie at ifl A. Nj and arrive In Staunton at
o Leave stsunton at A. NJ; pass Gordonsyille at
ioa A. - A'' and arrive 10 Richmond at q r. NJ.
iIY 90 ii. ID, WHlTCOMB, ZXeGt. s
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Cronstadt

The annexed description Of Con,trad upon which the
defence Of ST. Petersburg dependent and which 1. tho
principal object OF Sir Charles Napiers expedition We
extract from the N. Y. Tribune
"Coustadts 90 deg 90 min. N latitude and 20 deg 10
mn longitude aud IA built the south east
Coffin Ostro 10 miles from tho mouth Of the Neya and
81 miles from Petersburg. 1t island seven miles
long by ono mile broad On island too opposite the
citadel Is the castle fortress Of Cronsschlott built NV
Peter. Tho hsbor has channel fortified with dou
bio line OF guns. Between this and Cronstad Il 600
PAGES in width, and ample depth for the largest
All vessels going to Petersburg searched hero and
such as are too large for the upper of the Neva
cra-a raft In fact which they aoated down the
Nova the bar which has sometimes but seven feet Of
water.
"Cronstadt has tSe formof irregular triangle It Is
strongly fortified It has three harbo lying to the soub
o. the town. The outer military harbor Is entirely
fortified by mole, rectang'e stretching into the
aud capable OF holding, DIES smaller vessels thirty Ave
ships Ut the line IL Is shallow at low that many
OF the ships obliged anchor in the middle harbor
which properly intended for the fitting repair
ng OF vessels. IL has powder magazine, manu- factory
oil pitch, tar and 40 forth. The third west nnerost
haroor which has space for six hundred vessels
aud runs parallel with the middle harhor, admits only
merchantmen for which there Is besides, excellent
roadstead imm cdaely outside the port defended also by
the CITADEL constructed rock Ia the middle Of the sea
Of Cronstad There Is large canal running uto the town.
where vessels repaired Cronstdt Is regularly but
aud contains many fine, straight well paved streets aud
several puolc rne excepting
bindings story and Of wood The city has three
gates II contains various public institutions including
naval hospital twenty Ave hun ired patients
The permanent population is considerably during the
summer smount Government aud stran,.
ers aud sailors 10000 After the Russians the Eng
sh are the most Is very lively the warm
seasons but the in cold Peter the Great founded
4 in NO."
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~ Dh. g. II. BnAINEHD would inform the public
that he waiting for the Committee CorresI
mond to report and be consulted the Exchange Hotel
I'll Monday, May LIST, 1884, from to II A. NJ, and 10
p ~ Ny stay will be short, therefore let
apply atonts Correspondents by Addressing box
0l New York Oy stating the and whether
The eyeba small orargei also whether the eye
promptly or sunken-eAn Tor two dollars, obtain adye
for dollars which the psy FOR advice viii
deducted. The poor fayorably considered.
Dr.. BHlSEED has restored
nd total 6ndnes Of from weeks 70 SO years standing,
Of his own discovery without cutting pain or wash.
Dr. H. has Also cured inflammation OF various and
Rayated grades pain from, intolerance gt
pes or loss Of and nsarghlednssA which
have remained permanent 70 the
FOR abundant evidence NJ the facts stated reference may
had to statements Of treated published In the city
paperI Many OF those be
~ Of each day at which hours Dr. D. will perform
periments on the worst that be presented.
p See notice above, for hours do
ja8i-u ~ ~
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Monroe Co., April 7, 1864.
To the Editors of Tie IVhig,

To the Editors Of The Wig
Geutlenen-A circumstance transpired at Giles circuit
court, flrcca n its nature, and which resulted 80
much to the discomfort Of the parties concerned that
cannot refrain giving you account OF IT, yet retain
vivid recolectoDs of pleasures past with OF your
corps in the club Of the osi" aud which, If you
think it may excite laugh upon blooming visage Of
old lover of Mountain Dew" you insert into
your columns.
The Giles county court in its infinite wisdom refused
to grant licenses for the sale of plain spsTst aud the
consequence has been grand jubilee amongst the tenn
peance bbcy5, who having assembled in force Tues
day the 9th inst, concluded to immediate old King AcO.
ho upon the court green. The sequel will prove
easily he annhilated and yet stalks forth I'M
scathed by the fiery ordeal to which he doomed.
Upon the occasion alluded TO, the enthusiasts had
Learned that there in the neghborhood barrel of
Cincinnati Recfed," aud tearing dangerous prox.
unity Of his Satanic Majesty they determined fight aud
il possible destroy him with bis element But alas !
only proposes.
committee big with resolution proceeded purchase
OF the keeper Of old King" his corporal existence and
actually got possession OF the old fellow for twenty pieces
Of silverl vi CT arms he removed to the court
green where multitude had assembled TO behold
his dying ngones and watt his burning spirit upon joyful
into the presence Of his injured CREATOR thence
70 be hurled into everlasting daunatiOn.
Dr. McC Of CabeT high priest, pronounced his NAL.
edicou aud brandsbng IN his hands the FURNISHED axe
Of hardy pioneer Of the woods with fell blow
dashed his brans The learned judge hnyi1g laid
aside the ermine and usurped The mask Of the execution.
to his punishment applied to his muaed
remins the fiery torch but ala the spirit has fed aud
10 is place flowed the pure dislaton Of the clouds
MusRoE.
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EUROPEAN REyuoEEs BoUSD TO TUREE.--A letter
from intelligent American traveller in Europe
friend in this country which published in the National
Gnteigencer, says
"Marseieg and Touon swarmng with political re-
iugcesllungnrians, Poles, Italians &C. and them
particularly the former, their way Turkey
Many Of them possessed Of noaal cerufcaes which
they think American passports but the United States
Consul refuses TO yso them the great discomfort Of tho
holders in the hotel with Hungarian colonel
aud asked him what no intended do with his certificate
rom New York notary. lie REPLIED Il shall always carry
w. about with me, aud n taken prisoner shall produce H.
and claim the rights Of American citizen I became
acquainted during my weeks sjJuru Narcotics
with the Russian Consul very able and intelligent man.
who, in answer TO my inquiry the subject assured
that not the less attention would be paid document
thend that every one Of the people that fell in the
hands Of the Russians would inevitably DO shot mmod
ately."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-12

eB In the British returns for 1851 the popu.
ation of Great Britain, including England, Scotland
Wales, and the adjacent isles stated to be 81 e67
There are serenity towns Of 10000 inhabitants and up
wards amounting in the aggregate, to "a per Of the
entire population Of the country Whereas thirty years
ago, the population OF such amounted only TO %
per cent of the enumerated population thus showing the
increasing tendency Of the people to concentrate ,bem
selves Ia London over an area of rs
O29 acres or 1872 square miles and the number of rs in
habtants rapidly Increasing the day OF the last
census 1862, 2S6.
Iti5staed according TO the q. s. census returns for
1850, that then but % 10 this country contained
10000 Inhabitants upwards and that the aggregate
population OF these towns TO only 800 500 be-
ing but tenth Of the population of the United States
The ioIwing arc tho closing observations of tho Cen
sus Report OF Great Britain concerning this increased
density OF population upon the material political and social
| condition Of the people,
zone Of the moral effects Of the increase NJ tho nan
pie s an Increase Of their mental activity a the sgpc
| collision" ai'
At The same time, that the populations OF the towns
anu OF the county, have become equally In
numoer-ten millions and half against fen tniIlions I'D
hii-tne union between them hiss become by tho cir
eumstiDces that have led 10 the increase NJ 10 ,,
more intimate than IL was before for hoy arc now con
nccted together by nnumcraJle RELATIONSHIPS az y.I a.
oy tne assoclaons OF trade IL will he seen in the Gas,
puoucauon .hls 'atge proportion Of the population 10
tne markso"ns, the county. towns the manuCte,u,inv
to"n and the metropolis, bora in the countrv. and
ut ~ England town and co1ntry are bound together
hot only 10y the Intercourse Of commerce and tho inter
Affection ~ " ''Ou anu
lt Is one Of the obvious physical effects of the in
crease OF population that the proportion OF land TO each
r. "l,iosnesi and the decrease s such, at within
he last fifty years the number Of acres Of each peson
nvlng has fallen from 81 to 81 acres In Great Britain
from Tour to two acres 10 Engliud and Wales Az coun
/ fnua lIa auyf. -.
each Others neighborhood their average distance fo,
eAcn other has been reduced in the ratio Of TO labor
mas been yided Industry has been organized in towns
anu INC quantity OF produce either consulting Of or eI
changcabe ior the conveniences eepaueie and neco.
satles OF ie has In tho mass largely increased and
IS increasing more rapid rate than the population
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Appointments by the President.

BY and ,cih the advies and consent Of the Senate.
Charles S Fraiey Of Ohio TO be principal clerk of put.
lie lands in the General Land Office vice Z. A. Cabe
signed.
John W. Whitfield, Of Tennessee, to be Indian agent
at the Upper Platte agency vice Thomas Fitzpatrick de-
ceased.
Richard G. 8. Brown,o Arkansas, to be agent for the
PottaBatemies aud Kansas Indians, vice John W. Whit
field
Aois d. Gall, OF Indiana to be Consul of the United
States for the por: Of Antwerp, Ia Belgium
Aired H. Hanscom, Of Michigan TO be Consul of tho
United States for the port Of Rio Crande in Rrnzil
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Nav PRfSTfSG PREss.-A correspondent Of tho New
York Independent writing from Boston, says a new prin-
ting press called the "Seli Feeding and SslERegstering
PoWcr Press has been exhibition in chat city for sew
era days II feeds ITSELF works both sides Of the sheet II
desired, and drops the sheet, whom printed Into box
when throwing IL Off The paper s wet upon a reel ard
rolled of in the Of teegaphc strip, and cut by
the press itself TO the right size tperforms double the
amount Of "lIoe's Cylinder Press" at the speed
IL Is provided with register which accurately counts tho
sheets aud tokens, De striking the completion OF
every token and alarm dial which may be set to any
number Of sheets tokens desired These some Of
liz peculiartes, which regarded here by some at
least as quito wonderful.
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Paris Gossip--The Fashions.

Correspondence Nep York Express1
Paris. March l3.-Sprug dresses and hats begin to he
displayed in open carriages of the lightest colos-pnk
blue lilac and whitc-and parasols ,tch VIII CHI must
cost from two to four hundred francs for fashionable
woman The hand Of these parasos are of coral gold
ivory tortoise SHELL ornamented With precious stones
The silk should match the hat it shaded All dresses mns
be trimmed excessively with HDunccs ruches and ribbons
al bWn You possibly overload either robe or
head for the present style Really, Partisan lady in full
toilette IL to most absurd object; but differ
fortunately for the merchants who ought to grow
rick think
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FRE.-About halfpast o'clock. yesterday afternoon.
alarm Of fire sounded and on the engines has.
tenng the spot 1t discovered be in the dwelling
the store Of Mr.. Lewis W. Dove, on Bolingbrook
street. opposite the Hotel It quelcd and with
but ght damage The occupant, seems had made him.
self too familiar with the contents Of hottie OF brandy
aud commenced breaking up his furniture and making a
probably designed they should He conveyed to Jail
to get sober and reflect upon his oy.-Petesburg Ex>
press April II.
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VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.
n, Me Editor. of The Whjg.

To the Editors of the Wig,
Dear S.rs:-At a meeting Of the stockholders OF this
road held the 9th insr is will be gratifying the
friends OF Improvement to learn that the report Of
the President recommends of action regard
the declaration Of dividends the result Of winch will be
appropriate them the completion of the road instead
OF placing them the disposal of the stockholders Such
disposition the part Of the company push the
work WILL it is be hoped with kindred response
from the community and in their Efforts raise the
ces-iry means, trust that city will lend them help
ing hand. HENRICU.
April 10, 1854.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-12

HUsrISGs CoURr, YETERDAY.-Tbis Court, conslitu.
ted under tho recent election, met yesterday, etch
member having duly qualified before the Mayor.
Martin Meredith Bpscomb, "a city sergeant, elect J.
Tyler high cousabe and Robert Howard as clerk OF
the Hastings Court gave the required security aud having
otherwise duly qualified, entered upon their respective
dutics
The Court occupied most Of the day with the trial
Of Perry slave Of Capt Dmmock who stood charged with
stabbng and killing Abraham slave Of Joseph X. Ander
sop near tho Armory, three months ago IL occur.
red aray between these parties supposed 10 have
originated 10 Jealousy, Perry fancying himself the agge-
we'd party in the matter.
Three Of the Justices for conviction Of murder In
the first degree, and two In the second degree.
II was therefore rdered that he DO transported beyond
the limits the United States The Court assessed bis
yalue at 800.
The fellow was blind In one eye md suffering from
severe wound which he received In bic right foot At Mr.
Andersons foundry hence the low estimate placed upon
him,
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Si1.lNl.oS3

Returns for the last six days Of the month wanting
Estimated for 1884.
The above statement exhibits small increase for 1854
over aud above the quarters in 1883 And this in
crease would be augmented perhaps by 100000 by the
full returns from the districts which marked as defec
tive.
The first and second quarters Of the fiscal year having
exhibited already an increase the previous
we see already that the for the fiscal year ending
June 80 1854 is to be large larger than in 1858
that is nearly S59, COO, 900.