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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-06

Comprising all the Classical and Elementary Books,
used in the schools of the city aud country.
~ Orders solicited T00N RUTLAND,
janl "A Union street.
COMMERCIAL BLANKS, sc.
Blank Books, all sizes;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Tennessee;
Blank Checks and Notes on Union Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes Planters Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank OF Nashville;
Blank Drafts and Bills Of Exchange;
Copying Books; Bill Paper; Copying Ink; Railroad Re-
cepts Bill Files; Tin Cutters; Bill Heads, &C. &c. For
sale by does CHAS. w. SMITH, College street.
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BLANK BOOgS.
STEAMBOAT BOOKS.

Ledgers Journals DayBooks Cash Books, de- in various
yles and qualites-paged. T0ON i RUTLAND.
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS UNITED STATES MAIL
Nashville and Louisville Weekly Packet,
VIM. GARVIN, C. T. REEDER. Master.

WIN. GANNIN, {. T KE.EUEK MasIer.
THIS splendid Steamer is nearly com 6ss~ D
pleted and will be at Nashville the first .sss.rts
rise of the river She will carry 400 tons s1ls1ssssR
and her accommodations for passengers ualed by
apv boat of her dimensions She will be commanded by
Capt c. T. REEDER long and favorably known 10 our
community, and the Cumberland river trade, generally.
She will make regular weekly trips, leaving Louisville on
TUESDAYS and Nashville FRIDAYS at 4 O'Clock,
NJ At the former place passengers will find various
Railroad and Steamboat lines 10 convey them to any point
of destination they may desire The old established line
to Cincinna Union line Wheeling, Plttsburg and Lou
isville ine jefferson Railroad, &C. All afordng the
anlplest accommodations, combined with expedition.
~ All orders will be filled as low as at Cincinnati
~" For Freight or Passage, apply to
seD4O-f HENRY I. lEATMAN, Agent.
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CTEAMER IROOUOIS, c
Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regul
Weekly Packets.

Nashville, Louisville and Clnclnnatf Regular
Weekly Packets.
THE Splendid Passenger Steamers f7zz@ q
i STATESMAN, J. SDDEI, Master, Llls751rs-==.4rs5
CUMBERLAND VALLEY, II. g. MCCoNAs z5--ss.zsss--s-
will make regular trips in the above trade leaving Nash
Vile every Tuesday, at o'clock, p. NJ. Returning will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, AT O'Clock, p. NJ
The above boats No l, and differed BY expe-
ri enced business men, who will be thankful for orders
merchandise and promise To give satisfaction to all who
NAV entruSt business TO their
dec27-n JOHNSON, HORNE 4 CO
CINCINNATI ANDNASHVILLE SSEao7aA
- PACKET-The splendid Passen- lts=Tiva5i ts
ger steamer RESCUE, Capt K L DIsMUKEs, zS.7E 80
having been purchased for the above trade, will MAKE
ular trips there during this
The 'Rescue" is an entirely boat her accOmmoda
tons for passengers eXceed by any boat in the trade
and her light draugh only IL inches will enable her TO
bring freight Nashville when all other Cincinnati boats
viii be compelled to re-ship Capt Dlsmukes wilI
give his best attentions all business entrusted to his
respectfully solicit for the Rescue liberal share OF pat
Tonage.
dec2g HAMILTON.
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SCHOOL BO0KS.

Cash, Freight, Receipt Wood Books &c, of good qual
at low prices T00N RUTLAND.
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Regular Cincinnati aud Nashville Packet.

Regular Cincinnati aud Nashville Packet.
THE splendid passenger steamer "EX- ~--S-.,
1 PRESS" Capt. B. S SCUDDER, will ,-EYF
commence running in the above trade and s-szzss=s.
make regular trips there during Tho
For freight passage, apply to A. HAMILTON,
jan2 Agent.
Degular huntsville and w aitsbOrO ,Tz4as41 n
III PACkET-The steamer REPUBLIC, As97TTiya=.5:.7szS
Capt ARMSTRONG, vii, commence running zs-ss-5--ez
in the above trade water will permit
time the upper trade during the For feg
passage applyto HAMILTON,
decz9 AGENT
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NTARsHALL's UTERINE CATnOLICON.

-For the disease of Females is of the extra
ordinary and valuable medicines extant 1t prepar
ed by DR.. THos PoAEroy Of New York. an Alopathic
Physician who has practiced successfully in Utica, New
York. forty years It's discovery the result of chance
while experimenting remedies for totally different train
OF disorders For has been lied in every part
of the world In the State of Tennessee il has performed
wonderful cures. will not say that it has been successful
in every case but when does not neverfas
heve the most distressing symptoms. | permitted by
William PaIkes ESQ., of Lawrenceburg state that in
few weeks it completely cured his nego girl who had been
for five years in the hands of physicians who had not been
able to relieve her.
For sale by every Druggist in the State, and BY
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
does. No II College street Nashville.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORK

SAMUEL HASLAM, PROPRIETOR
WALNUT GROVE JEFFERsoS ST, NASHVILLE TESS-
TINE subscriber takes this method OF returning BIS most
sincere thanks his friends, and the public generAy
far the PATRONAGE he has already received and would ssy
TO them that he Is able furnish all kinds OF eut so
fencing Gaping sills, steps, &c, &c. -,
Fiagging.SSaNed bush hammered and sell laced
PRcEs-Sawed three inches thick s. per square yard
Bush hammer FIVE " "
Selffaced two "
Orders thankfully received and promptly stierded To-
~ ldec5-iy
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NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS U. S. MAIL PACKE

TINE splendid passenger steamer, sS
/ II. r. w. HILL, THos NEwEI, Mas vr--l~7,SIlSlI 4
ter will run in the above trade this gs5EsfSSss
son. leaving Memphis her first tripOn t1sz1esee1xx
Saturday, the 22d of October. The HILL connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis T. s Mail Pack
cts and will give through tickets from New Orleans to
Nashville.
The splendid passenger steamer JOHN SIMPSON, will
leave Nashville every Wednesday, at NJ, with freight
ana passengers for the Hill.
A. HA hiLIG Agent.
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MANTLE PIECES AND OTHER MARBLE
WI WORK, at Reduced PriceS.-HUGH Ii HENDERSON
proposes sell Marble Mantle Pieces, Monuments and
variety of other work, of fine ITALIAN EGYPTIAN AND
AMERICAN MARBLE, at reduced prices. nov29-tf
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IL
ID too late get bottle of Dr. Q. Williams PHJnlOHic
BG3sdfa Of UILi CherrgaHd Hood Nlpi1d, and YOU will
speedily be relieved For Pneumonia, Coughs Colds,
Sore Throls Night SSeas Pain in the Breast Back and
Sides Splitting Blood Asthmatic affections it is admitted
be the peedies and vigorous and effective remedy
extant and its effects in all AShmatic complaints equal
" decisive and remarkable Lasstude of the mind, fab
bness and asng of the flesh, and all disposition to mac
tvtv and melancholy foTebOdings also corrected By
this PuImOnic BaIsam which, in wonderful man.
revives the spirits, hardens the flesh and muscles
braces the nerves. and increases the weight Thus those
who according to the directions, rapidly improve
heah and may take for other purpose than the dss
patton of melancholy the increase of bodily strength
In tine a single bottle of DIR. WILLIAMS PULNONIC BALsAM
Wild CHERRY WooD NAPTHA, is all that is required
the confidence of patients and them to fore
90 all reTedies in its favor.
For full descrpt ofits merits virtues, &c. Pamph-
let's To be had of the Agents.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, and on Agency by j. NJ.
ZIMMER NAN, Wholesale Druggist, who is the General
Agent for this popular and valuable preparation the city
Nashville and surrounding country is also for sale
the following Druggists
w. F. GRAY,
BERRY IL DEMOVILLE.
GEORGE w. HENDERSHOTT,
+. WELLS,
Fl. G SCOVEL,
10. G. BROWN.
J. H. CURREY Nashville.
F x u W 1SLGITSiUHE Franklin, T.
HAWKINS d FOWLER, Columbia
And by all Druggists in every in the State of Tennes
see, and all the Southern and Western States.
0au5-lm dtww
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EOR SALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND
+ CARRIAGE and HARNESS. Call on ,..,-
dec7-tf JOHN Ii. SLOAN, at his Livery Stable,
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p. bULLING. JAMES WHEELS
BOILING n WIRELESS,
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

-l0. Il, Tai0H Street, S5uth SIDE
orderto reduce present Stock preparatory to max
ing Spring purchases viii sell goods a. greatly
reduced prices
Jeans Linseys and Socks taken at the highest market
price in exchange for goods
ian2-3t BOILING 4 WIRELESS,
Banner Gnzette and Eyening News cnnv times
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CARRI.CESr CARRIA6ESI,

CARRIAGES! CARRIA6ES!!
7 HAVE a large assortment of CARRIAGES AND
| BUGGIES on hand, which will sell low for Cash.
decS-1m MARTHA SLOAN.
NOR RENT-A large connections WAREHOUSE,
situated on lower Market street. known as Fred Sloans
Carriage Ware ON. Possession given immediately
For terms apply MARTHA SLOAN,
decs-lm. Administrative.
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ueSo W. IL Ooeeo stioS'I '"s''ie'
WoODEN wARE.-We have just received nom
cash i.
Wooden Bowls with choppers;
Rolling Pins-Beef steak Maus
Pastry Bowls, Lemon Squeezers
Lgnum Vita FAUCETS, Wooden Spoons,
Wooden Ladies', PotatOe Washers,
Towel Rollers, Bung otars,
Cocoa Shell Dippers Hearth BrOOms
Raj and Mouse Traps Clothes Pins,
Juniper and Cedar Woods Brass and Iron bound Pals
Bed Cords, Clothe Lines, Batter Spades,
Axe Handles, Yard Sticks Irvine Balls.
deco Sow, MACKENZIE co.
DRUSHEs BRUSHES !-steee's best bell
ID shaped Dusers of all Sizes fancy and plain patterns;
Corner Busters, Window Washers,
Fly Brushes, Toy Brushes,
Counter Busters, Hearth Brooms
Whsk Brushes, Italian Whsks
Common busting Brushes,
Scrubbing Brushes Backing Brushes
MOps, Window Brushes,
Crmb Brushes, Tea Cup Mops.
ALSO.
BUckskins for polishing plate furniture.
For sale by SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 CO,
deco House Furnishing store II College ST.
A IDS TO HOUSEkEEPING.-Ma Door
IA Mats plain and fancy;
Alicant Mats, three sizes;
Jute Mats, plain and fancy of all Sizes
COR Mats, various patterns;
Fancy Border Mats with wood centres;
Sheep Skin Mats, all colOrs;
Open Mats, from 3 to feet each;
OIL Cloth Table Mats;
Palm Leaf " do;
Chinese Table and Tea Mats
The above articles for sale at lower prices than they
have ever before been offered in this city
deco SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
w PERIENCE and Capability from East Tennessee, a
situation Book Keeper in this city. Enquire OF Messrs
LanieT 4 Bro No. Market street.
Nashville, December 10, 1858, I'm
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND LADIES.-THE
l. Supporter for Ladies, under the eminent Medical
patronage The great reputation of this Supporter, its
hghtness (beng entirely without metallic pressure) and
above ALL its remedial effect have caused extensive
demand for it in all parts of the United States Thousands
of Ladies wearing with ease comfOt and sd
vantage To avoid counters apply (only) the agents.
(all others counterfeits.)
decl4 EwIy BROTHERS, Nashville,
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CTEAMERE. HOwARD.-RY. iz9.'n

AMERIc "a g,II5I .e amer
now at Smithland has been thoroughly
paired the past summer and will resume her regular trips
under the command of Capt EEsE JOHNSON between this
mort aud New Orleans the first of water and
tnue until the season closed Forfeght or passage APP
ply to JOHNSON WEAVER,
novl2 Agents
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THE BEST OF BOOTS AND SHOES ARE ALWAYS THE
CHEApFST

NHARlES SAVERS, corner of Market and 80 Ssp
7 Union streets, would say to his customers and ~
the public that he still continues manufacture all
kinds of Boots and Shoes the shortest notice and of good
materials lie has Eow on hand large stock OF the above
named articles both heavy and light OF the latest fashion
of his make which be offers for sale as prices
the quality be purchased in the CITY, All he
asks is to give HIM call and be convinced that is to the
of the buyer TO encourage home industry He also
makes to order and keeps hand superior article Of
dies Shoes suitable for fall and winter wear
s Re airing done the shortest notice and on rea
enable terms We oct+-3m
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
THE house and lot in the South Field occupied BY
L Mrs Hall is offered for sale accommodating terms
Lot fronts ffyve feet Spruce street. and runs back
about 100 feet McGavock street. with l6 foot alley in
the
Also four vacant lots adjoining the above each fronting
oyeet Spruce Street. and running back about loo feet
to l6 foot alley.
This property egbly situated and is free from taxes
and has a well of fine water it. Apply to
LINDSLEI 4 CROCHET
Hap-- II m OLE ,..Str,o
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DOORS! ROOkS!! BOOKS! !-LASi AND
ID closing sale of Books. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
and saturday JAN Sd 4th 9Th and eth Pratts Sixteenth
Annual sale is drawing close! The choicest and best
Books yet remain unsold and will be closed without
regard to COST Sale Positive Books warranted perfect and
Of the latest and best editions Also fine lot of Letter
Paper Gold Pens &c, &c. For further particulars call
and see the Books J. F. DUNTON,
an3
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NTANTED.-BY A GENTLEMAN OF EA-
w PERIENCE and Capability from East Tennessee,
situation Book Keeper in this CITY, Enquire OF Messrs
LanieT 4 Bro, No. 5 Market street.
Nashville, December 10, 1858, I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-11
Seldom, withers & Co s Rank

The Alexandria Gazette says, NO learn That
tho whole of the assets of the late firm of Seldom
Withers Co., mot including the pirate estates of
the members Of the firm amounting to over L.
OO0,000, are pledged for the red npton of the
circulation of the notes the Exchange Bank, with
the exception of about S55,000 secured for the
payment OF bonds of the Virginia md Tennessee
Railroad, hypothetical in New York. lndepen-
dent of all this, says the Gazette, the individu-
al members of the firm, are responsible in their
private estates, for the issues of the Bank. We
understand, further, that one of the members of
the firm has already assigned large portion of
his real estate for the redemption of the notes.
1t seems to u.s. therefore, that it il hardly within
the range of possibility, as at present advised.
that the note holders can be ultimate losers-and
they should not, without full reflection, submit to
sacrifice of the notes that may be in their pos
session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-11
Decentralization.

"a Democrat Of Halifax. in u card to tho
Richmond Dispatch, expresses pointed dissatis-
faction at the nomination Of Mr.. Wise, and con
lens the action OF the i,eo delegates represent
ing that county in voting for him on the second
ballot. He calls meeting OF the party at next
court,to take the matter under consideration aud
says:
''fhe question is left for the Democrats Of Hal
flax t, say whether they approve If the course of
III lr Delegates, or not. nne thing is certain. in
the opinion of tue writer, that Henry y. Wis, u
White Basls Democrat, was not preferred over
Shelton +. Leake n consistent Democrat nf the
Mixed Basis school The idea that Henry 4.
Wise tas appears hy the vote giscn) is the unan
im0us choice of the Democrats over Shelton +
Leake, is perfectly ridiculous
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-11
ifNGIlBURG KIRGiNIAN.
MONDAY MORNING. DEC. II. 1854.
Is II So ?


leading Democratic journal of Richmond
grayoly announces "lti. sufficient explanation
and excuse of the excited transactions at s,aun.
ton, That the nomination of the oeavention was in
fnct the election uf the Executive officers Of the
Commonwealth" Now We ask the people-the
yeleped free Democracy Of Virginia, to mark
this declaration. Il Ems to US startling enun-
eiation of the eSaoting aud relentless tyranny Of
party. Bot is il true Has the freedom Of the
sacred elective franchise really come tn this
point in Virginia; and that too under the boast
ed free banner Vt Dymocrats' Can it be true
even surprising the State 10 be largely Democrat
ic---and W address Ourselves 10 tn people ofcve-
~ party-cnn !, be true that the nomination by
a few iadividuals IN convention assembled in
staunton is in fart THE ELECTION ef the ,r,e-
attire cgirers Of Jirgiaia'' Have the people of
Campbell, OF Amherst, Bedf nd aud lialifax roi,d
upon that nominationl-or II they may yet vote
upon it, shall they obey the irresocabe cdicts of
apariy jJnta aud vote only that edict directs
Singular democracy truly
Now. Is is known That to many Of the PeoI e
Virginia TO those who in the exercise oftheir birth
right freedom have heretofore acted with the
democratic party, tie precedenis Of Mr.. Wise
were positively Objectionable. Ibey preferred
another man. They may >tili prefer some other
man. What power i. TIER IN a convention, or
in tho principles Of Den ,craef. 10 deprive them
of the right Of expressing tina. preference at the
polls Mr.. Wi-r az caase At on time 10 OPP
pose with all the might an aa~ie, III. intellect,
not onythe dcta IT democratic conventions, ont
democratic men and measare-. Martial law"
may not have beeu proclaimed then. Bot we
ask Tow, will il Be- treason for the hum
bic ,'.,er to follow IN the fsei>iep. Of sGch an
iiusfrious yredscessor'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-11

-. i.,,ts. ruder the act Of 3nth August. le52,
\. A. .,cnfnaanies this report a. also letter
from Mr.. Nm. Il Gouge charged by TINS deP ,,,
rnent with Tho latv 81 attending meetlngS' in'
,'rf.artrI,ut ui-u procured Professor bo"'"''"'
tslanl TO- tiu.ra the mint Ia Philadelphia otN-
ir,,.,,t ,,,,,i fIl-be alla,-. Ia connection win
lam. .,f.iv ,alNes. ana otherwise with awe"
fte,ting tie same ansi n ar'lrr tn have rename
allows should It be drtesiuaedto coatmue titH
use, His report No. i. hl.o accompanies th'-'
and gives valuable information upon The su'Je'''
The attention f Congress i called u th' 'u5
erstiou- in the report Il tie hpfrN-nf, '"e w
tsrof Mr. tinuge and t.r report 81 I''lc9''H
Rootb. The department has been iETd-hra
with the table. u. which accompanies '"'- re-
mort, showing the io>Sot u -tehin NT->'''. nun
Tho Ist of January ISL, to June Of thr sam" year
with the causes thereof. Iris table eNh = ten
bv collision, seventeen by IRE, i've l'''" 'oe,
twenty. three from Sings and Statr- nineteen 81
them were lost FRI N inatteniioa AM n'sng'nce'
thiriv-one from accident. one from being uhsca-
worthy aud only tyo from unavoidable causes
rbi. exhibit proves TINT much remains I'd oe
done. under the >tcamlaaat act, Ia secure cdl'"-
lp and efficient officers on steam vessels Tor me
preservation of lie These. and the recent losses
upon the OCEAN, properly raise Inc question
whether the law should provide greater security
in the construction of steam passenger vessels
or leave them a : now to the shiPownerS.
Inmy former report the attention otC"nSresS
was called 70 the Inconvenience arising from two
set oflocm inspectors one under the act oi 1850
and the other under the act OF l552, and the pro-
,,r;.t or Lovin., hut one set under the same SUI
nnerintcrdenco. The regulations which the su-
noryi.in, insprctors are authorized to make.
lbonld also have the approval of the department,
and il, superyi.ion ineniforcing them
The pr6rrietv of p.oqilline Ter supervising in
.,ectors on the pocitic coast was also stated and
is again recommended. The attention OF Con
70. !. oi.ocnIIrd 10 the penalty for collision,
56,n1erthr net of1.:}s. which only applies to the
destruction nf I;re an the vessel the officer com
mands, and does net embrace the killing done
-, I,,.'.,t,r ..,..ol
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II L p O Il z
SECRETARY OF BihE TREASURY
~ TIE STATE OF THE FINANCES.

-. r, ~ ;, i.
as h,ifn''h 81 tonSlr1' l. col''u 10 INC 'a ,f
lhn' i'' So"',''', W '"' NV"''"' nun ~,
nee and his eI.tks sun occupy nP'fli'h 81 the
r'asury eaiiding' MnI 'hn' t"r 'fst ana mn
Auditors ma ihriI 'hlk@' an" l"rl 81 me ci'lks
"i tie hra .Aaa9or' nave 70 '' t'e'h,la'datea
N - nted naidln6-' apart h"'n inc treasury
hui,uihg hiso' 'hht 'h' c'H'"' io'e' IA ne
h"lljint ''iil'' NJ "'''"'"'"'".''d IL >"''ahic
connection. ndef the expectation lhai Inc land
oihee VIII De renewed III Tue course "' heh
sPfi1g an sstnhte hn. h"on submitted Tor the
exp. IRE ii afiofdns additional night aud 'fniila-
ton Ia the ifrhsnrN building :" That The rooms
viii pe more convenient ana comfortable, hnd
tic necessary appropriation i'r that purpose Is
recommended
! he ystem "f monthly accounts from the
collectors of customs, ana the settlement there
Of, WITHIN the succeeding month"; Mt the lreasu-
ry has been adhered +" and fully carried out,
with a few exceptions upon the Pacific, and the
accounts ure being rendered and settled wi h
great despatch. The benefits growing ont Of
tn system 10 the public and the officers Of the
re}enue j. more manifest the longer it is en-
forced. The department has caused the collec
tor offices III all the ports TO be examined with
in the year, with but few exceptions, by agents
oi the department, in order to ascertain how
their books and accounts were kept, and by per
,onal inspection. how the official corps dlscharg
cd their duties. These examinations have on
0bed this department Ia correct errors hnd oihis
lions and To see that the official corps devote
themselves in person TO the duties confded To
| ihcm and have resulted in securing pr, alter viz.
! lance and more faithful application Of the rev
enue laws.
The report of the REGISTER of the Treasury
| (No. 2G) also accompanies this. II exhibits n
! greatly improved condition of his office. III,
! oannnni rcnn,t ON commerce and nnyigntinn i !,
! advance of any former one. and will be in prin,
| for the use of Congress at the eommencemen
of its labors. The business of the office has
| been promptly and well done.
The Solicitor of the Treasury has caused to b,
made out schedule tNo ~ of all the lots an,
lands purchased under execution and DEGREES 70
| ,he limited States. or otherwise taken for debt
due to the United States. and which have here
totore been sold, and also n schedule of all sucl
In DIS as are now held by the United States
| They arr submitted. in order that Congress ma,
have in view the sales heretofore made; and de