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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
REPORT OF THE SOLICITOR OF THE
TREASURY.

This Report shows that the whole number OF suits
brought during the year under the direction OF the So
ctor OF the Treasury is $50 that OF these 40 were on
Treasury tauscTpss q for the recovery OF fines pen
Gltics ard foreitures under the revenue laws 1901
miscellaDeou character; l7s on Custom. House or
WaIebo Bonds 10 California, and for the recovery
of land purchased by the United States and reserved
for lighthouse purposes Of these $50 cases 1t ap-
pears that $50 nave been tried, ana finally decided
that ~ have been either discontinued or RENTED by
the President and Secretary Of the Treasury; aud
that 25l sre pending and undecided. Of these unde
cided cases appears from the tables that he greater
portion Of them have been recently brought, and the
Trial term hes not yet been reached
TIE amount Of money which appears to have been
collected on suits brought during the year. is Sis
e24 AL the amount collected during the year on suits
brought prevo its commencement ls s2J2 7Og AZ,
mai ing total of S3Jl. 23J 81 collected during
the year.
Ii further appears that suits are in charge Of the
Office for the recovery Of lands in Virginia and Cali
fornia valued at three millions OF dollars, which
are ia due course of preparation for trial
The Report compliments the District Attorneys
and MarsLas generally for their faithful devotion to
the public interests, and earnestly recommends az
amendment of the fee bill, so ss 10 give District
ATTORNEYS q more liberal and rerDuneratve compen-
saton for their services
II further recommends the enactment OF law by
Congress authorizing the compromise OF Judgments
and debit of long standing. In tne the Report In
question, though very modest docu nent, shO F5
at the present Solicitor of the Treasury an indie
iatigable reliable and competent man for the posi-
ton OF so great responsibility aud importance he
holds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09

,.,.,,;.,;or. tnr improvements Of the Federal
metropal. and also the erection OF nfe orcoi ou"d-
80. f,y The accommodation Of the STATE, Wsy Navy,
snd Interior Departments, and suggests IN 1t NJ f-r
.,nEc,iion of . portion Of the large snDuot nov IN
fbs Ires sury esunOt made. He also suggests the
propriay Of donating 20 the city authontie- tor edu-
cafiopa purposes all the vacant city Ots which may
not be needed for public purposes
TIE work on the LATHE Falls Bridge, and likewise
the Insane Asylum, has been vigorously prosecuted
under the able and accomplished officers respe lively
in charge of them The lister will soon be ready TO
receive the patients for whose accommodation its
erecto has been authorized TIE affairs Of Peni-
Tertiary are noticed, and an appropriation asked -
free II OF an Oii Indebtedness.
The Secretary conceives that his chief clerk was
overlooked, when by act Of the at Congress, the
salaries of certain Government officers we're IN
creased and usty approaching the value Of his ser
vices which he says, are equally az arduous ana lm
portspt ~ those Of the Assistant Secretaries OF the
ether Departments, be recommends that his compen-
sstion be increased accordingly and that he be maize
sx oGcio Assistant Secretary IN the absence OF ue
Secretary from the Department.
Within the past year fourteen Indian treaties nave
been negotiated, all OF which eviDce Just anu nos
raj spirit toward the poor lnoian. Inc SECRETARY
considers the aDnuites provided ior thereih ah
sufficient for the purposes intended, II properly ana
iudiciousIy appled-tO effect which every euort Is
now being made. He regards a. one oil the hignest
and most solemn duties Of the Government 70 see tnai
iis engagement with these unlotiered children OF the
forest WHO are rapidly passing away, are executed
with the mot rupulcus good faith, and that mild and
persuaive measures should be employed TO induce
Them 10 abandon the chase and become settled and
Agricultural people the only remedy against their
early and total extino ,ion and that force coercion
should not be employed except in t,e last resort The
lust and humane sentiments Of the honorable Score
tary respecting these wild and barbarous, though in
tsresting people, do equal credit 10 bis head and
heart ard hA report on this subject will, We csnoo
| doubt be al with interest aud mmendaiOn by
every statesman PHILOSOPHER and philanthropis
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LNTERE STING From FORT LARAMIE.

We are informed by Mr.. Henry p Allen of this
city, gentleman who has twice travelled the over
lane route 10 California and is well acquainted With
the Indians along the line that he was IN the vicinity
OF Fort Laramie less than i've weeks ago and that 4
was The understood that the Indians would not allow
the L. :. mails 10 pass there again this winter. The
cause of tie difficulty was Thu: List Summer two
boys OF Salt I.ske City, grossly imposed upon two
Intoxicated indians Shortly after, these boys were
found murdered, ana the act was traced 10 the two
Indians. They were tIed and sentenced 10 be hung.
Tie chiefs Of their tribe came in and begged tnat
the authorities would shoot or burn them. They look
upon hanging with the utmost herror-beieving thst
the spirit of person who is thus s.ranged 10 death
goes into the next world in foul manner. ard thai It
assumes besstly form. TIE chief. were willing
that the guilty lDdians should ne punished by the
punishment OF death, but demanded their souis
should be sent into eternity by some other means
than siraneulation by rope. The laws, however
wtfe imperative the, must be hung, aud were hung,
though the rope broke twice before life became ex-
tnct The chiefs then said that if their Gre II Father
treefed them In that way his mails should not pass
through their country, and his braves should fall
under the tomGhawk and arrows of the Indian war
riors.
Mr.. Allen says Mr.. KiDcaid was one of the princi-
pal merchants Of Salt Lake City. He also gives a
singular account of Jsmison. Mr. j. once had diff
culty with his fsherin law in which Jamison'. LETT
shot and shattered so that he Lost il entirely
Jamison subsequently practiced with light carbina
and in another encounter shot and shattered the left
arm Of his fstheri law, e, as also ruin il entirely
Jamison has now fallen by the hands of the Indians
Mr.. Allen, who is very intelligent gentleman and
close observer thinks, from what be has RECENTLY
seen of these Indians hat our Government, ~il have
much trouble with them, and that is rot safe for al
ordinary party Of whites TO psss through their eoun
Try. luafuofa lines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09


This estimate does not include an arearage OF
sl25 coo in the year 1884, does 1t include the
of eiO 0OO, wsch is 10 be borrowed for completing
the Work House Blackwells Island, aud which
is TO be repaid by future taxation. Ii the aresr-
age Is To be sdded To the above total the sum ID be
put in the levy Of 1885, account of the Govern
or Il the Aims House will be s735, $50. Add the
t40 eco TO be procured loan and makes to,a of
SIS 40. The increase Of taxes for this Department
over last year including the arresrage OF sl25 900,
will be S3ll 400.
The Commissioners, after examination of this
esms,e returned it TO the Ten Governors for
sideratoD, accompanied by statement VI their
views in relation the subject The estimate is ao-
pended and marked No ); the Statement OF the Com
mssioner follows, marked No. A, and the Proceed
iDgs Of the Ten Governors adhering 70 their original
estimate, is marked No. Il. In this state of things
the 10th section Of the Charter makes the duty i'm
peratve the Commissioners to report to the Board
cot Supervision the estimate for the current
peIses of 1855.
The statement Of the amount required to pay up
artarsles is officially in the hands Of the Board Of
COuneilmeD, and the Commissioners, as matters now
stand, report 10 the Board Of Supervisors only
the duplicate Of the report which the Ten Governors
have made TO the same body.
vi. CRY ISsPEcToR's DEPARrxEsr.
Statement No. 6, IL estimate furnished by the
City Inspector, Of the expenses Of his Department
TO- 1883.
Ss.ri'. .;....'.''...'''. 80
Tot.............. ........................s31o53
This does rot include anything for the removal of
dead snimsls ofsl, &c. The sum required for these
must depend upon contracts hereafter to be made.
yII-LEGisLATIvE DEPaRrAEsr.
Statement No. shows the sum required % pay the
member Of the Common Council, and the A,derne
Supervisors and saares of the Clerk of the CON-
mon Council and bis assistants, as shown In detail;
beng in all $46,4so.
VIlI.-THE SINKING FUsD-REyEsUy AVID AssEss-
AESr BoSDs.
Statement No. :, shows the amount necessary 10 ba
appropriated for the payment Of interest on the per-
nal, ut City debt, and the sum required 10 be raised
by tex for the payment OF interest on the temporary
debt created by the issue Of revenue bonds Also thu
sur required for interest received on ASSESS nent
BoIds which latter sum is reimbursed by interest re-
eeved or Assessments, EXCEPT 90 far as those as .ss.
ments made tax on the Treasury which is the case
TO the amount OF ss3 OOO account of grading the
Sscopday from Twenty eighth to One Handred aud
Twenty third cts.
Ihe sum TO be appropriated TO pay interest City debt
$500 1n2
Estimated receipt for the psJnent....... ss5 900 90
EIees OF ecepta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ssi6g7 ~
The assessments for grading sections A, B and G
sre confirmed, and tax must be levied on TIE Civ
to the amount Of es3, ooo TO pay the balance rot
covered BY The sssessment
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2sl5Oos .. 7 per cent Est Ir'sf''f' -
- $4,000
<S6gsote -, -.
II will be seen tha, very large portion OF tne sooys
sum has been borrowed at per cent, wnlcn sIes-y
increases the amour, required for the psyheHa y,
70, ON revenue bonds The sum sppropnaIea
for interest was ESQ 900. The sum nov pax
in the ordinance d sls4 00O-increase 90, ooo.
TX RECEIVER OF TAXES.
Stat. msnt No. 9 is an ssimste from the heceVe'
snc Of his Bureau Ia that state ment he gives the
saarss at 81, 900. do not make them - mueh.
By law and ordinance the fixed salaries are a. fooss
keceisei. .'.'.'''''''''' ............... .sos
Deputy nee eNei'''''''''''''' -............,. ~
fist tierA' .......,,.... 400
s6 SO
With the addition Of extra -'VS
,t .........,,...s96o coo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09


Gtand.st IL not comp'eted th-re viii be from light
IN twelve thousand yards 10 be done in 1855 Tlns
saIne parties have Il contract for paving FnltOnE.,
which they will 60 nmence next yesr. The Coma3s-
sioners recommend an appropriation Of $685. 900 for
theee objects.
A resolution has been adopted by the Common
Council for paving Chatham-s St the Bowery Fourth
av., and around Union Park, with the Deghue or Bsl
gsn pavement. II contracts are made for this work,
hundred thousand dollars may be required IN 1885.
II is proposed, therefore to appropriate sie5ooo sr
these two objects, and $50 600 Tor repairing pave
mebs by contract and eco 600 for small jobs which
the Commissioner may be required to perform.
The Commissioner states that for contracts whlcn
he enumerstes there will be required s43 $40. Thb
includes g. 4e9 for extra foundation on Union Aarkx
"a contract made without your authority and thers-
fore, l deduct this sum- and adopt the residue, ~
$40 lOl, leaving the Common Council TO pass IN the
extra and unauthorized contrac. for extra founds
" ton"
The prosI work at cost of s55 900. for Pohoe
Court for the Twelfth Nineteenth and Twenty seeonc
Wards and for the Sixteenth and twentieth, asa
Station Houses for the Fourteenth and Tren2-
sesopd Wayds, are not Indispensable, since sccoe
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AdYioe.

yoa are troubled With cough pain In the breast
any Gliesilon OIL the Lunga-USe Brentllng'r'R Cone
mound Syrup OF BOneSet.
hsS or Snrnjn0 or your halds net iTORt bitten
or ehSppedUss he Berger or Spine and MuSce Llnl-
sbonid YOU DO aseted with serofls, or any disease
aTsinT nom lmpuTy or toe blood or the iBudclouS
ofinsTchTy, By an means ptoeuIe BrenhgeT'a Fluid Bx-
tract OF GdIsapaTila and naTideliun,
heso ToHedes have beeHtTed By hundreds, and In all
cares have Voh SatselOry evidence Of their superior
OeaCy over every other madeleine ~ the cure OF these
complaints for which they eroIeeommended
BRRNTLlNGBR 4 ARMsTR0NG'G
ApOtbotay Monroe Uiyeet adjoining tie NeINTe HOuts,
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ARn You euEFHRINQ

TNRoM RbsSmstlsm sore Throat, UrOqP, DIac ,Gt
Bnl,6iaS. TOoihAehs, Tic DoloTsgx PEN mime 1ne
sa az, SE np Ci5 BFuiSei Poison oreS FsvsL SoreS
PS or ramps IN the stomach, cholera hoT6uS, SnG.Se
lnL,R!uE Cholls ~, S 6 ss' 9Sn U ho Breast
ar Peee burns brulOeS, chatting, ohapped hande oSI
Gonl.:C5: q tSS SSs r. f Pss T Sshs Ucs
Sal Rhsun SouTVY Sore Nipples Sore Lips, YeneisS.
Sores, Scarlet Feysr Or sny similar dlsea'e' you
"A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which moi only remoYes pain almost naIantaeoNY' OUT
penelraWs to the seat Of aud entirely
ERADlCATRS THB DISEASE;
Some will augh al The idea OF any composition curing
such number Of dSelSeu iTyo but reflect lpeL ese
dlSeGssS, though numerous n lnne' l as9 h
II ten tmes mo 40 THE FACTS which Stare u9 IN The
iaca would force tho candid 70 s I9I
scts on others unite in declaring Ituat what ta naine
no THOSE WHO THINK,
Have you never noticed tho atTikng similarity between
many aud internal dhsaSoS having entirely differ
snl lmcsl Aud has II never occurred 10 you that rem
edy might be prepared which should BE- equally applicable
10 boY This rensdy Il now oeied you In tho oNPA'
RIB LiHhENr, which does not Insult your understanding
By claiming 10 have beeG found IN soma brnfIg nOilis
SrTs IlS o. sSIrkoE bs Mid and simple IL action
aud yet eyeHlng In IL eae!s power almost Incredible,
and yet being nnoxloS 10 the weakest lnant ills also
BY far the ehtdPesi nment In the market being put In
bottles eS a. large - the majority, and oneiour larger
than the largest besides bling more than fOuF tlmeH
SirOnEJ we therefore ohsr II to you with pride and con-
hdeuee exactly suited to the wants of rich
poor, high or low,
lie unprecedented size which the Nonrarcll Eminent
Il put uPI and the vast expense ofthe TlteOs used In II,
humid eds ofceTHcOes we M Gilt publish, nor do we deem
neeesary, a. the article wherever II 10 used will certify
OT Itself,
We would however REFER those lGieted ones who have
70 often been ged BY forged certificates and glsSerlOnS
10 the following names, being but few OF the many per-
IONS whose character FOR cGndor and Veraey needi no
'aneEyIe from u.s. and who having fully tested lie virtues
u Ihs dlasIsnt HasS1ss for which Ieeommondsd' are
HOld In Wheeling by JSmeS hlkeT KellS a Caldwell,
I Logan q Go, WRMekee, Patterson q Co, and BY tho
principal Druggists OF Virginia. aud Pennsylvania.
August II, '63
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-MEDICINAL.
D. H1lp I5Il15g4fgd "a lIloNi8 Eigir

DR. HAITI e. CegeOfHteW 4 tttiItOHtO lSbtgtT
poTpQnent cure ofeOpghll eoldo, epDgunpupn,
bToicll, Gsthma, iEhuollta Group, Wlooplng
Inclination 0fthq hr0nchea lnd caused py Ppn'
10 lpeakigi ami AZ agecoho u Tie orsan' OF re'Plrs'
the best medleno for dlSet0'
A. n 'ihe lungs 6V6T sold In America
IL nTeSeuiF tts medelne 70 tie public have the
sn iySiuab alIole ihe class 81 aAea9ea pIoIgS'
ss io s,,Te b6 one While perfectly atmess " ~ e.
f6ihunC Inc constitution, an can b. ednnieteIea WIN
ou any reaT or mineral nOltOn'i Tor u contains lVp.
Tho iscl that large portion Of The ephPrn5 any ueaih
Ilrour6utI ecOuTy i9 cauiou ny tea OF IhS gglIq
OiteSndtlOn consequent uron exposure eu o9l n.y.
uoSd us 10 pnl Il Within The ledc Of every ird
Who may need remedy that hes proven Itself 80 nylu
fIls madeline ID The result ora long olleLOhes aud
sind se diseases OF The lungs which aTS 20 reqpenlu
our bio cmate and we claim II 70 DO " hdVaee
OF all medicines before discovered 0r hote peculiar
romrl In Improvement uSvnplli and consequently
unGTort6 Sll others.
We shall make no extraYopn assertions Ofls ecaoy
In curing Ike tho vendors OF 100 many nostTumsi
WHO deceive III who trust the nor shall We Hold ouI any
Inducements which oxpaIlene0 doeaDot Justify.
lphtletS Will peIseSero IN tbs use OF thlh medicine,
and use IL dnctud they will be ere In every Instance
numerous portions now enjoy blessings olhepllh and
renewed lie, az u were who OneTwlse would lave long
1ee been In their grave, but for The timely and persayo
ring VI this Invaluable remedy II 10 moi pretended
that Il 10 inlllbe ineVery stage Ofe0nsumpOn, but we
know II TO b. better adapted 70 the various diseases the
respiratory organs theISny other over offered 70
herubllo All ask trial, and every Instance
pse nicely nccordins 10 The directions, and II perfect sats
Action not given, the money will DO returned,
Genuine Slglled 4, HALL q co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, DTugfAl, Wheeling We. Also, by DrlRlss
generally Throughout the country. An9-ly
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, sprigg House NmporiumII
CLOTHS, oAssMBRBs AND vEsTINosl

New BpFlug and BuIhmer GOOdBi
TAKE pleasure In beln8 able to saytO my old eustr
4 eTS and the faShouAble community, that have Jus
returned from New York. and have bean able to procure
the most RaehonlbO Go0da for the season that the area
Emporium, New York, can Import from France and hI
old eountIes and having With the sale Of COM
mon clothing, gives me moro room and nle 10 attend q
the wants Of my customers In the AShlOnable way. ny
new stock now consists OF
DLAcEI BROWN GREEN, BLUR, OLIVE AND
H.. O., pALiiIA CLOTHS.
Also hilk and wool eaShmsTeltS all shades and eOoTS
bombaGno, daplteT summer Cloths inenAnd gTaseoolha1
Co. for making fOek, dress, sack and buslneBs coats
French, BngAh and American eaBSlmoIe0l also ducks,
linen drilling, &C. for making pants, AZ 70 YeallngS, ]
have the most beluul selection looked a In any e.
ty all OF which am now prepared 10 Goke up 10 Tie most
hOnlbe and best style, as have secured w RUeasLLt
services Is cutter for the coming season, IN
sAyInS that e nlOh better cloths than any house west
Of The Allegheny mountains. 49, ,...,,., 1900.
msnt Of Furnishing Goods all hne SelS0nAble, and iASh
IOnablO consisting or CLOTH cashmere, ea0hmeTett bonn
baIlno g1sS linen, diGbtl and plain linen flock, dress
and buSnsst coats, VeSa and pants made nom tile most
ShCnable and SsiSoBab0 Goods In great VARIETY also,
linen and cotton shlIs, SILK en, lAmbS wool and cot
ton UndORhTt8 and DTawersI eTANatS stocks, eolASi
Hosiery In great Variety Also every other article suit
able for e0mnIslng senllemAn'S wardrobe
All the above named Articles, together With many other
articles that can be found my store, No spTGg House.
Please call In and take look, and much oblFe Your.
MIL B. klCk'
NOTICE EXTRA.
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New Savings Bank Store.
NEW yAtHNOuED LErrERS At TnE OLD POST OVnol

NEW VAtHlNoNED LETFERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE!
AN now receiving and oFenng an unusuAly large and
j seRsiOl assortment Of BoOtS Shoes, Hats, Bonneto
UmbellaI and CARPET Haehe a the corner OF Market and
Monroe streets Wheeling, Var In the room inTmeIy Oe'
eed - the Post once and 0PPoAte the Mcclure House.
very large and NIL cir new stock which was purchased
for eIRh from the manufacturers the North, uCdOT the
most favorable elrcumlaneesi and ODER them TO tho Gill
EenS OF Wheeling HHd vicinity at reduced prices, whole
sale aud Ieal and respectfully solicit share OF patron
age. =.
mistake not the reoPte Of Wheeling not easily
humhugSed BY advertising PUSI sIfee 10 cay have any
TOT, SIX, noeSn, WOOL leghoTn brush and 'tTAW bats
and for lldes every variety OfOk lawn straw and braid
honnOIS OF the most recent shiona aud Oyle8. Also
ghoeS SlipptJS and GAiteTS bot for hdeS m9OCa and
children OF The most 1hionAbe style, make and quality
call and zee for youTtOlVta,
Having purchased large stock OF the above named
telOS, would respectfully invite country merchants to
call and see M, send ne their OTdeT0 Will duplicate
any hills purchased In the eastern eiies for cash.
ans u, u, WATSON,