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New Mode Of Coppering Vessels
M. Oudry, Of Passy, has made pre-
liminary experiments for applying
electrotype on an enormous scale-no
other than to the coppering of wood
and iron ships, Of whatever tonnage.
The vessel would be coated with an
adherent species of varnish, taken plac-
ed in dock to which the cupriferous
solution would be admitted then, by
q series Of piles, the requisite thick
ness Of copper would be deposited in
from eight to ten days. The advan-
tages promised are diminution of cost
and perfection of result ; for, them be-
ing no joints in the copper, destruc-
tive animals could not penetrate, Meth
or would there be such an aecumula-
ton of weeds on the bottom as now
take place.
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Spfrial Notiffs !.
Public Hack.

T,HE public are hereby notified, that the
J. undersigned puts in motion to-day, and
will keep in the service, Public Hack
The vehicle will be in charge of Mr.. BROCK,
an experienced driver, who may be found
at Or near the. Harvey House. Orders Tor
the Hack to be at any particular place at
a certain time--if left at either Of the
stables, will be attended to.
july20 ROBT. BEAL.
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r-F--sssr1rr-sr-srs-s---
A SAD LteHr-On Saturday morn
ing last, fettered down with clanking
irons, the late w. II. Wilder, an ex-
member Of the legislature from the
city of New Orleans, and for several
years n prominent man in that city
was taken up Church street, on dray,
in company with enc white man, and
two negro oonylcts for the Peniten-
tiary. What sud sight! What q
terrible warnipgl A few years ago,
he was a lion among lions, at the old
Harvey drinking imported wine,
and smoking the best. Nothing was
good enough for him, notwithstanding
Col. Pratt, was then Proprietor of the
establishment and was using his best
efforts as oartefer, TO win for the
Old Harvey, a reputation as a mum
ber one Hotel. Col. Wilder found
the beds hard /, The water and ice bad !,
the segars Indifferent, and the cham
paeps but little better than sour cider.
In this he was not alone. There were
others, who still occupy exulted posi-
tons and hold their heads erect who
joined 10 The cry against The town
itself tho people; the beds and the
water for ablution purposes. We
think we have reasonable amount
Of what is called charity, and would
not say, thus much in connection
with WildeI's name we're il not for n
rood moral lecture contained in bis
history. 1t can do him no injury,
for now no is. dead---immured in the
walls Of prison for ten long years,
during which time he will no doubt
change to different man, under
the agonizing thoughts Of a career
that unfortunately does not always
terminate M it should, IF there IL
any ono sin deserving punishment, The
sin of snobbery and dunkeyism does
The State House had been finished
sometime when Wilder was a mem.
Der of tho Lower House. 1t is not tc
be wandered Mt, that he wanted the
seat Of government removed; because
the walls were damp, and i'll suited
to his delicately formed nervous sys
TEN. What now? Look upon thai
picture and on this Then had thu
eloquent hall of the House to sit in
now, he has in his prison cell, suffi
cient room only, to allow his rude
couch and blanket upon which some
felon before him, has slept.
We sympathise with Wilder, be
cause elsewhere-in the city Of hi
shame and disgrace, there are others
at large who deserve, to be with him
yet who, through friends, and the pow
or that circumstances command
90 unwbipped Of Justice.
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EARTHouAoE-On the evening of the
9Th at twenty minutes before 2 o'clock,
vibration of the earth was felt in Richmond
Va, sufficiently powerful to shake the
buildings. The Wing says it had iumbling
sound not unlike distant Thunder. The
general belief is that it was an earthquake
on a small scale
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REMOVED.

HAVING removed my Grocery into the brick
Ill building recently erected on the South East
corner Of Court House Square, respectfully In
vite, Old Customers and New ones, !" give ne
call fjulyM Nj. u BRIAN.
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Tbt 4ailpg Comet.
BATON RoUGE..:::JULY 90, 1856.

DEATH OF l.. w. CApxyZ40ur
Nicaraguan correspondent informs tbs
to-day, Of the death Of L. w. Cary,
formerly Of this city. He died at Vir-
gin Bay, on The 18th ulto. Mn. CAps,
left here about eighteen months ago,
for New Orleans; there he left his
family and proceeded to Nicaragua, to
cast about for a home In the New Re
public. Under The Signature OF
Cyrus during bis residence in the
country. be has been regular cores
pondent to this paper. He leaves a
family to mourn their loss, and host
Of friends, who appreciated him, for bis
talent and admired him for his gentle.
manly department. Peace to his
ashes.
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NEW GOODS.
At the Philadelphia Cheap STORE


THE following new goods have just been receiv.
l. ed at this establishment, and VIII De soid ~
the usual low prices--Plain and Check Nansook
MusIins, Irish Linens In al qualities, DamasS
Table Cloths and Napkins Russia and Birds Eye
Diapers. Ladies Black Lace Mantilias and Points,
Black lace Wells, Ribbons, Gallons, Trimmings'
Fiets Mitts, Long and Short, Gents Lisle dannt.
lets, Pillow Case Linens, &C., also q large iet Oh
Boys Leghorn Hats very cheap. Ltuly -.
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BUrLprNG W1Tn Wet BRloKs.--
We notice in an exchange paper
paragraph upon this subject, which we
think Of considerable Importance to
binders 1t is stated on what is con
sidered good authority, that ofexperi-
ence, that wall twelve inches thick,
built with good mortar with bricks we'll
soaked, stronger in every respect than
one sixteen inches thick, built dry
The reason of this is that if the bricks
are saturated with water, they will not
abstract from the mortar the moisture
which is necessary TO its crystalization,
but on the contrary they will chemi-
cally unite with the mortar, and be-
come as solid as rock. On the other
hand, if the bricks are put up dry they
Immediately take all the moisture from
the mortar, leaving it too dry to har-
den, the consequence is that when
building Of this description is taken or
tumbles down of its own accord the
mortar from it is like SO much sand.
There is no doubt much truth in
this assertion. The great absorbent
power Of baked clay naturally acts in
jurously on mortar, and the conse-
quence is insecure and dangerous walls.
In our opinion no building should be
erected in the city: the walls, of which
would not stand firmly if deprieved of
the support of the joists, and what wall
will do this if the adhesive property of
the mortar is destroyed by the alb
sorption of moisture from it by the
brick, before it has time to harden p
Our builders would do well to give
this suject their serious consideration.
Phil. Journal.
-A-e->
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MoRMoas IN MILWAUKEE The
Milwaukee Wisconsin says that about
two hundred Mormons, recently from
Beaver Island, are now in this city,
and have taken up their quarters on
Huron street. The death of Strong
has causeda great panic among the
Latter Day Saints, and we understand
that there is now scarcely Mormon
left upon the Island"
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DIED.

In fitchneld (Copn.,) on the 18th inst JOSEPH
ADAMS, at the advanced age Of 9i years.
Our f. l1owD citizen Amos Adams, Is son OF
the deceased.
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Very Valuable Property for Sale.

Very Valuable Property Tor saie.
THE large and commodious brick mi
i building on Lafayette street, 's
the property of the late Gas.
TESTER, deceased, is offered for sale, on
very reasonable terms. The upper part OF
the house has been used for Hotel and ID
well adapted for this purpose, whilst the
ground floor, affords most desirable loca-
ton for stores. Immediate application
should be made to
june10-tf. L. BONNECAZE.
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manly department. Peace to his
ashes.
A BustNEss MAN.~--One of the most
certain signs of business man is bis
brevity. If he have business with
you, ii Ia transacted in few words
and he is off; If he writes you, 1t il
with telegraphic brevity. OF all the
bores Of The great family Of bores, he
10 the greatest, who takes 1t for grant
ed. because he has nothing to do, that
you are alike unfortunate. There Ia
no shaking of n bore. You may
yam aud drawl out "yea" or" nay"
to his humming questions, asked in q
Methodist hymn.singiug voice; you
may look at the clock and pull out
your watch, yet eplods on stammer-
ing and reiterating again aud again
the same thing There he stands, I'M
disturbed; seaswaing TO aud fro, as
tho ever unburthened mountain in la
Dor. DO not DO SO foolish as to sup
pose you will interrupt him by asking
the time. He / aows IL not what ID
the time to him ? What cares he If
il DO eleven now, and the seconds and
minutes are being licked off to twelve =?
Twelve tomorrow will find him in the
same place. at the street corner, or in
the counting house. Does it not give
one the vertigo the sick. headache the
intermittent feaver, to 500 him =? II
you have any good resolve or valuable
thoughts, does it not vanish as plan.
tom when he approaches Yet the
world is full of such. They 60 to
smell the ranks of tho only natural
party "The Great Artesian.
--------s~e-s-------
BosTrNe AT the head of tho Sar
Diego Herald, we notice the name o.
our old friend ]. Judson Ames, as edi
tor and proprietor. II has its column
rules up.side-down for the death Q
James King, killed by tho notorious
Casey, who was subsequently, executed
by order Of the Vigilance Committee
The utmost confusion reigus in Cali
fornia, now and from accounts civi
war, may be looked for shortly. Th'
materials for the earthquake are dali,
collecting.
MoRMoas IN MILWAUKEE Thu
Milwaukee Wisconsin says that" abou
two hundred Mormons, recently from
Beaver Island, are now in this city
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U Two thousand, two hundred and
ninety immigrants landed at Castle Garden,
New York, last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
b IO 900 PARTNER with

IOeVYVJVe
&IyFACTURING BUSINESS already established. This
srre nd unusual opportunity Of investing capital in bust
nsss fiat PAYS prot The part Of the CAPT
tho TUNED every week producing on each weekly
profit AL the goods manufactured
be od the spot for cash dslvery Any person DESTROYS
"a sssinR rapid and certain fortune investigate the facts
and l. peroy satisfied the truth Of the above statement
Addre FABRIC Tribune Office with real stating where
an interview can bs bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

TOR SALE-DOVER FURNACE and FARM
284 acres good Land by the Harlem Railroad
which has freight and Passenger Station the premises less
than four hours the city by the time table well fenced
with good SUPPLY Of Fruit in excellent order and wen
ADMITTED for milk farm for dividing into country resi-
deces the premises the weknown Dover Furnace,
which with the Mil, Blowing Apparatus and water power
In perfect order also nine Dwelling Houses, two Barns
house Coslbouses etc. II not disposed Of at private
sale the above will be sold auction the premises az
O'clock l. IN on TUESDAY March 49, 1855. Apply 10
STILLMaN ALLEN 4 Co, Novelty lion Works,
LUTHER s BUTCHER on the premises,
ALEXANDRA J. COFFINt POushkeepsle.
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Reai &srare tor Sale.
EFN1FFI, country HOUSE, two stories. -

IA hy g. havil and pantrie well finished situated
only IS ride from the city and railroad depot The
and location pleasant and heathu Tickets to
' ' j. c. SANDERS, No. 8 Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
Drp Wooos.
DARTHOL News ASSIGNMENT.

DARTHOLO News ASSIGNMENT.
THE GREAT MOURNING SALE WILL coSrsUE
TEN DAYS LONGER.
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES
IMMENSE sAcKuIcE n MoURsNe Goops ExrssoSoNAhf
ISDUcEnySrs TaE LAST GRANGE
The entire stock Of Mourning Goods PurohAsed ey Tue SUD
Gerber Of the assignee Of C. r BARTHOLOMEW At an 'n'r"'"
discount Tor cash to be closed ten days without fsd"
original cost. - ,-,,,,
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH Of NJ"
and DESIRABLE GOODS imported expressly for this ho1
before the assignment arriving BY every steamer ana VIII
b sold st IN ENORMOUS REDUCTION from their value
30 pieces Mourning Ginshams best quality. I" IT,
30 pieces Mourning French Prints best qnhitJ 81 H.
so pieces Mourning Foulari s1ks
50 piece. Tsmsrtine, new article
50 pieces Grape Msreu.
" pieces Bsrscbes silk.
% pieces Gro Grain silks
. pieces Gro de Rhine six
large lot Of Embrodees IS per cent reduction t0se'aet
With general assortment of Mourning Goods al OF ~hiea VIII
he sacrificed W. JACKSON. successorto
CT BARrHoLoNEw No S5l Broadway,
Between Nicholas and Metropolitan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
Clothing.


EIRE SIRE SUITS.
Il SMITH BROTHERS,
Nos l22 and l40 Fultonstreet
large assortment OF Drab and Blue Kersey Besvere'f
stantly on hard.
Samples Of their Ere Coas and Pants bs thef
stores SMITH BROTHERS,
Nos. l22 and 40 Fuonst.
lust FINISHED-The mOst splendid HATS
ever offered the public the low price OF s. usually
sold at 81 Neat Hats, 81 So BROWN, No. 30 Canais-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

eon@stss u Dwelling Carnage house and two srre. ~
sesnd sok ed with variety Of Fui, and Ons pnnsl Tree.
stssted o. sn cmineOce, aordns AL extensive yi. Of
zoe sexrndins country for mles For heath pro,ect Ana
Of scces TO The ey trains running svery b,r IA
ss ,Snl Hail "a unsurpassed For ip particulars
~ ~ Nhr MILLER, Registers Oce Han OF Record,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

IO LEI or LEASE-1ne fhClOR1 ana W A
i TER.POWER stu.ed in the village Of Hastings, West
chester County twenty miles from this city. Said Factory
il Is v 30 feet has Wseryhee % feet in diameter of about
horse power and within minutes walk Of the Hudson
River Railroad Inquire Of Mr. FULLER, No. Is Beach ST.
OF Mr. KINDER, Hastings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

PWICF AND
The price will vary from IS to according to lccstlon
ls aiu purchase money be paid IN i've annual
tsaments The first become due in two years from hs
Ssts ~ contract an the others annually thereafter The LAST
rsyent will become the end Of the sixth year from the
date IL 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
'R SALE-Three substantial three-story base

i ana counter cellar HOUSES and LOTS Ia S5;hs..
between 9Th and havs Nos &c and 2l0 size OF Hoaes
session given INN eisely. Price PORTION Of the pnr
chase money remain 90 osssse Apply the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

or NM ---PARTNER WANIED-nlth
0SLVVNJ. the above amount In business that has no
ccmpot,ton and yields largo profit business nian can
resss 900 Sc 900 annum IS can be shown For
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

II MOI. 6sS 665 9Th The Audience Room IS ~ ieel
front so fee; deep will SEQ persons ard Is wen Lighted
with pas Also large under said Hall each 25x69
feet deep large Yard Cellar under the entire building Tho
Audience Room nav DO had for Church Serce the sabbath
or IL desired whole will be let for business pnrPoses LOT
which it v ell adapted. Inquire Of ). LIZ" i2,,
No col 4thst. d to the Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

very desiTsbe JstoTy aud basement bk Nv LLLINUS,
being nsbed in modern style situated IN Bersen be
tween Bond aud Nevns add Of 10 all the
fcres Location GOOD. price moderate and easy. In
quire OF SHEPARD L B0UGHTON first wharf below South
Feuy Brooklyn.
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furniture.
miscellaneous.


business CARDS, large size and good quality
D-sl 50 per thousand. Bnl.besds S5per rean Circusr
lin quantes) 50 cents per thousand and every descnps
Of Printing equally cheap, az
Boy wanted. ECKLERS, No. n Fulton ST., New. Yort.
RRAZIL woo D.-230 quintals BRAZIL
- WOOD. lin bond and duty pad,) for sale by
SPOFFORD TiLESTON Co. No. q Broaiwsy
EARTHENWARE and CHINA-l00 crates
IL 4. Boote's White Granite and 50 hhds 5. Bnds~
wood Sons China fer sale in the original packages
BURGESS, DALE GODDARD
Agents for the Manufacturers, No. 76 PosriA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
Canning araoemies.
11iano- fortes an6 Hlnsir.

GREAT BARGAINS at the ST. NICHOLAS
" PlANO-FORTB WAREROOMS, No, $40 Broadway
GLBERTS BOUDOIR PIANOS for small roous 81 octave.
Large front round PIANOS with full iron frame and fancy
desks rs; 7-octsye do do for $3.50 made for and
warranted These instruments and not offered at low
prices because going Europe" or Cuba but be-
purchase for cash. aud afford them at the above
Low prices second hand Rosewood 7octsye Piano for
$500 large assortment OF Stools and Covers from IS
TO s25. Pianos and Meodeons to Rent A few new Pianos
for sale upon monthly instslments.
JUDsON MUNGER, No SIG Broadway,
81. Nicholas Hotel
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COUNTRY SEAT at PRIVATE SALE-Stu-

~ ated within mile of Morristown the Railroad 10
Madison containing ~ good land about 100 sppetrees
fruit peach rs plum and SO ounce 80 grapevines
$50 cursn ooseberies rspberries strawberry and sspsa
On the premises good house containing 10 rooms,
modern built with water in the kitchen beautiful lawn in
heded with forest and furees barn sgehouse
grsnary bahouse and ice house flled For terms and fall
particulars apply BAKER WEEKS Auctioneers, No.
Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

I'D FORD IA LOTS Of Ground Pscifest 100 feet east of
Newly running through 10 sehuyetst The situation
very desirable rapidly improving with hstcass
imprOvenents ALSO at SOUTH BROOKLYN, six LOTS on
l2l-st. running through Sthst between 9Th and 7ts
ard Of 6hs and l2hst The above will be sold
togeher OF feparSe lots suit purchasers Inquire Of
GEO. J. W. MABEE, No. 60 Beaverst, N. Y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20

!cc'men The couit may tax cos's for the petit
!iunrr or uiay tax costs Tor either party. as
shal! appear iu' And when application
siaii he made u Ne county court. as rrOyid-
ed in the projected section. the opening o!
such ditch or outlet shall be STAYED until the
decision ct the county court: and such court
may ix The me COR opening the same
So. 8 Such ditch, bitches or outlet may
Le altered Or ENLARGED when in the opinion
ct the s,cctmcn 6 the town in which such
ditch, bitches, or outlet situated, such alter
ton or cnIar.rmrnt i, Necessary. AMI the
damage therefor hall he assessed in the same
nla:nor 4, provided in The rrcre ling sections
81 this at Tor oprnin. the same.
SO. 3. After such ditch, bitches or cut
!rt -n,,i have been opened. it shall be lawful
f.. j'.e ,sid applicant, his heirs and assigns.
;Drry'r thereafter rom time to time as shall
be- :.r.eSsary in a reasonable manner to en-
ter upon ;hc lands. thfou.h which such ditch.
l!,thcs or outlet shall have been opened for
;hr purpoSe Ct rIrarin. ont and securing the
sa..t", in sut'. manner as TO preserve The orig
lr.9' length. pih and wi,l'h thrrro;.
:'tC. 10. Any r"r>on who shall dam mp.
o''>ir:yt or III aiiy WY i.iure any ditch. ditch
r~ or outlet - ortr,,!, shall b" liable 20 pay
70 the person ownin. or possessing such
swamp or otter land tor he draining OF which
,uch ditch. bitches or outlet shall have been
opened. louE'.. damages for such injury, to
i" recovered D.:ore any court proper to try
III same.
SIC H. Tie selrctmen shall cause their
proceedings. certified As aforesaid, TO be re-
cnrit,i il thr town clerk Office in the town
V here such ditch, bitches or outlet are situa
ted, which snail be- notice to all persons, OF
he person n.tAiHc such ditch, bitches or out
let
Approved. November 18Th, ls5G
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Correspondence of Chr Californian.

WASHINGTON. DEC. -. lS5G.
1t IS curious to one who witnesses Congress
in session for the first time, to observe the
marked difference in the dignity and dtcorEm
of the two Houses. In the Senate all is Sc
lcmnity: the " grave and reverend s..GHrU<
are rarely seen to smile a hushcd silence
pervades the atmosphere. reaching As far A.
the galleries. even: and in debate, you can
seldom detect an unidentified look act. or
word
But the moment YOU enter the The lower
House. Won seem to have pa>>ed from a
church to a gay party. There is bat ltd" or
der. and no silence Except when some Mem
Der is speaking who can command The at'on-
ton OF the House. the appearance + on" OF
rarcl,>>ness 'un. and haste. The Members.
when not reading or writing. are wandering
from seat to seat, talking with The occupants.
continual stream CT PAGES is rushing h.fh-
rr and t!ihcr and often cn1aGin9 in ~un
dry bo,i>h sports directly in front Of the
Speakers dc>,, 70 the heartily expressed a
muscnrnt OF the Members. In short. the
House looks Ike well ratronzcd book sell
Icr'~ shop mor, than ike a lc~i>i,fiyc bali.
The debate, uion the Presidents Alo.>a-o
have continue, :i,.',ut much i',ec'ais~ioa
since NV |, y ,.n.ars made .y Senator
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-20
Halanrc In Trca.Hrv.

Balance in Treasury, >i9.:ol - II
1t will be Observed iiitt the actu.l Irc,Ia~
Of the wear exceed tie eNpe mixtures one nj!
lion. Included IN the cNIclr.iturys are
i.arly thirteen niliors for tie ,u',iic ,;,tt.
30 tina, in fact the receipts exceed tn" proper
expenses Of tie 9e0J nearly fourteen ia,!!oi.s
In view OF Tin, lar.c excess III" Srcrct..,
recommends Reduction of tie rcyrltur Try
extending the list IT goods to he imported
free of U;..v, embracing such Is are used Ia
domestic manLtacturc>-Mo oi among th,hL
This co,,try now consumes more ~coion
Goods than II ma,, uiartureS. The Secretary
would admit wool so a, to encoura-r The man
uldctnre 81 more and the h1poi'a'iGn &; les
wooden goods. Tia. YEN for ;, "ovI = o"-
crs
TIE Posi- OrFIcE.-'I'hcrc we've 25..5Gi
post Offices in the nitcd States ii. the i9;h
Of june last Maj! routes, 5000: lrngih
235 ,Gi2 miles hv railroad, 1923 milc.--
steamboats, I,.JJl-cUach JJ.l5j-Inic!lor
grades 15!.1oo.
TIE ARMY.-The actual strength onshn
lSt IF July last, was 1852. De>tr'ior.S last
year 1928 beng more than malt Of the whole
number lost by death, discharge aAi dc>tr-
ton. to wit. CO.'S.
PrBIIc I.ANps-I'he- last wear SHOWS,
Sold for cash. 9.227.N7, acres.
Located on warrants. S.|>2.4Ho .
Swamp lands to States, 6"@3.@6i .
Granted for railroads. l3,Goo.N.J
PATENT OTriCE.-Sincc TIE 1t OF june
last. 1.2:I:5 patents Lave been issued
TIE PFN>rox OFFICE During tie Ia>:
year there has been paid by pension a@ol.:$
IN the several States and Territories =
10 Revolutionary soldiers. el,z1' -
To VI idows OF Revolutionary
soldiers. j02,i]; -