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III The Central Park, which, with wise pol
icy and good taste, the New Workers are prepar.
Ing for breathing place for their vast popula-
ton, contains seven hundred acres. The work
In getting this large body of ground for its pur-
poses is of no trifling nature. Two hundred and
eighty seven houses have been removed from the
pax, and the whole walled in with dry wall.
Fifteen hundred men are employed upon it, ma
king roads, draining, grubbing, planting trees,
blasting and removing rocks, &c.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

NEARLY PLAYED OUr.-The game OF politi-
cal brag in which Senator Douglas is engaged
| is evidently nearly played out He has staked
| all upon winning with his false card-his plea
that because a nominal Democratic State Con.
vention has endorsed the propriety Of his con-
duet in stabbing the Democratic party of the
Union in the back, therefore it is anti Demo
cratic to refuse to bow to the entire correctness
OF his course with reference to Kansas and the
National Administration.
Public opinion-Democratic- Maine to
California ut length comprehends that he has
deliberately elected to defeat the Democracy
In 1860, if that be necessary to secure his re-
election TO the Senate Of the United States. 1t
is now everywhere understood that he fights to
win, on grounds which, if he triumphs, endanger
the success of the Democracy far more than
the success of his opponent will; and that he
chooses his positions with thorough knowledge
of that fact
During all the last session of Congress the
life time enemies of the Democratic party were
his councillors, colaborers and confdants-
Messrs. Seward, Wilson, Hale, ct al. They
labored together to work out the same plans
against the Democratic party; and, so far as
the Democratic party proper is concerned, he is
at this moment working as industriously to
compass its prostration, as then. In the per-
sonal contest between the Republican leader in
his State and himself, Of course he works for
himself; and he processes continued identified
ton with the Democracy, only because the
nominal Democratic vote of Illinois is neces-
sary to secure his reelection.
The Democracy of the country at large are
rapidly coming to comprehend that the struggle
is simply personal one between two gentlemen
equally hostile to the positions upon which the
Democratic party must of necessity win or lose
the next Presidential election. Under no cir.
cumstances can the party abandon its positions
on the Kansas question, without thereby in.
surfing its total humiliation in 1860 Therefore
Is It, that the success Of Mr.. Douglas will do far
more to weaken it than that of Mr. Lincoln,
VINO, II elected, comes in simply upon the
strength of tho Republican party in Illinois.
made SO strong there by the act of Mr. Douglas
in endorsing, and with might and main sustain
ing, its principles and policy with reference to
Kansas.
Our wonder in this connection is, that long
ere this late period tho country at large has
not seen through his entire abandonment of the
Democratic party. That it has failed to COM
prehend the fact, is evidence only of the effec.
tiveness of check" in American politics. His
capital throughout his current canvass is una
dulterated brass, and brass only, which no
longer passes current out of Illinois illinois
Is lost to the Democracy in the triumph of
either Douglas or Lincoln-as essentially lost
In one case as in the other. For our part. we
prefer to be beaten by fair and square politi-
cal opponent.
The WASHINGTON BOYS AWAY PROM THEIR
MAMAs
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III The New Orleans Picayune has advices
from TamPico to thu 10Th. Communication with
the interior is Interrupted, and the prospects OF
the Iuloasa party exceedingly gloomy Gov
ernor Moreno, of Tampico, has left for Huas,eca.
with six hundred troops, to put down the rising
there In favof OF the Constitutionalists. General
Marvin would administer the government dur
ing his absence
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III A new poem, by WIN. Allan Butler, au-
thor OF "Nothing to Wear" has appeared, which
portrays the character and domestic history of
MIR. Firkin, New York merchant worth 81 OOO,-
OCo, and whose god is his wealth. The poem, II
Is stated, has not the pleasing and popular satire
of "Nothing to Wear" but it is of a more extend
ed and serious character, and bears deeper mo.
raj Many passages in 1t are Of ane character,
and it is not lacking in either pathos, beauty or
at
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IL The citizens of Weldon, N. c., having
suspected q white man named Isbell with selling
liquor to slaves, and buying stolen property from
them, ordered him to leave the place BY Tue. d ~
evening last This he refused to do, whereupon
ne was seized, tarred and feathered and escorted
ont of town
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IL The schooner Ann Pickerel, of Baltimore.
rom Georgetown for Philadelphia, capsized on
Friday afternoon during squall of Chester, on
the Delaware river, and Captain Livingston S
vile and infant child were drowned. The CAP
tain, three children, his mother and the crew
were saved by the boats of another vessel
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W The annual commencement services at
aie College took place this week The gIadu-
atlng class, numbering 100, received the degree
OF Bachelor of Arts. Among them was Robert
Nj. Beale, of this CITY.
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GRAND EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
~ OF THz
Potomac Lodge, No. IS, of Alexandra
To ~ =

The members of Poton.c Lodge. 1. q. D r.. take
pleasure IN iUfor ming their brethren
of the district. and tho public gene EeSfI-S
rally, thst their Fourth Annual FIX -skTS7xEezA>
eursion WI take place on MONDAY, August I'd.
MOUNT VERNON for trip TO Gl.IMONT
The boat viii leave her WASHINGTON wharf, foot Of
o h stre ct. al clock and AleNandrA at O. for
Gvmout; returning at a seasonabe hour in the eve
ming.
l.yery effort has been made nv tie Committee TO
make the Excursion worthy of the p,t onage of the
cltlZens OF The District. which they solicit.
Esputa will furnish the Music, and Jones a Mil
Ter the Dinner md erTeshmerts.
Omnibusss will start froa, the west gate OF the
Capitol, the Northe Market. and the corner Of Pa
ave nue. ard 18Th street at IA oc az m. precisely
connecting with IN boat and 10 the evening CON
vey passenger the same points.
TlcketsONE DOLLAR: to be had Of the Con-
mttee. ard NJ the boat.
jy 23-W&S THE COMMITTEES
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u William Day, alias Squill Dickson, a noted
English PickPocket, charged with abstractiny
seven hundred dollars from the pocket of a gen
ueman az the Fashion Course, Long Island, last
week, has been arrested in Boston
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III Advices from ST. Thomas to the 18TH in
stant state that the general health of the island
was good
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FMLuRE--It is reported that the railroad
companies with whom a contract was made to
carry the mails between Washington and New
Orleans in four days, commencing with the
present month, have not yet performed the
service within that time
This failure is said to be caused by an insult
cheney Of the means of transportation over
about seventy miles of the country. between the
unfinished railroads, to wit, from Goodman s
Depot to Water Valley, in Mississippi. The
mail matter accumulated at the former place,
has been ordered to be forwarded to its desti-
nation via the Mississippi river On the re-
turn of the Postmaster General, this matter
will doubtless be taken up for consideration by
the Department
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The WEArHER.-Tbe following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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SlGN OF TIE
~ big r. 6 LIZ!
Indicates where Jou may set LOOK %.
GLASSES, an Kilt mahogany frames. POk-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
or square, Kilt or otherwise; or any other kind 81
work IN his line. Tire largest lot OF LbOkiNG-
GLASS PLATES kept cons,.g W on land creas
for cash. John WAGNER,
| q 25 ia. avenue,
aD2-ly between 18th and lSth sta.
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TRUNKS. TRUNKSm TRUNKS ~

Just receive l,rge lot OF SOLE LEATHER
STEEL FRAME TRCNRS. Also, asEy5~
good stock of FRENCH TRAVELLING ,SNxxX
IRON Frame BRASS BOUND FOAfo
vas Travelling Bags: ali HI. DIS and gu ,ities. Al:
in wan. ple ase call as sell CHI for cash
SAM'L Z. HOOVER, Iron Hal,
Boot, Shoe and Truuk Store. Pa. avenue,
:I-Iw between 9th and lOth ste
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TC HOIR MON ~

Ia SPECIAL NOTICE.
St he sesm aee
wharf foot of 9Th street, on Wed nesday Evening
s.n U vii Be- rs at az sScs; t
lth stree; ard Pa avenue to convey persons to the
Tie viii ia at Pney ost " earv Thurs
day morning, aud return to Washington to early
Fare for ~ the round ,ip. scu ling ,b,ea meoI.
Thursday; the 5th,I Three Dollars,
4 B.There are twenty FIVE vacancies on the
ard friends of the respective Ghoi WHO have not
names and secure tickets at the ONCE of +. J. Ma
grInnder, Dstreet, 1es 7h, without further notice.
Grnnctpal in their attendance at the Rehesrssl on
s,r Evening next, at O'Clock, at the Tenth
stIee. I,dptlst Chnrch. ian Si-St
ySGNTEERst 9HA tS,T h
lssS.-1he President having engaged to receive the
s su1n ~ s,S of the
tn Augu t,nnd rs there is reason to pale
isy1iabIe result 10 The proposition to be submit
e, IL ~ necessary that the officers be assembled for
instructor TL ~ previous to that occasion.
The oitcers OF all grades belonging to the volun
Tuesday he Sd. and Friday tine sth Of ADJUST, at
the hour OF IA O'Clock, at The ColumbiaH krmory
state ard condition ofhe several com panies in view
ct the organzaion on the plan proposed. and OF
report frankly their determination to qualify them
SCI yes, without delay, for their respective duties
encouragement will immediately be given for the
formation OF company of chcsseUrs pied. to con
slst OF young men between 8 and ears of age to
select their own officers, and be armed, when furn-
lshed hy The GoveInment, with brecch- oa inx rifles
or caIblnes and sabre bayonet. They will form the
hrst company OF Ifes OF the new battalion and be
drilled according to Hardees sy stem
ouns men and citizens belonging to the several
hre complnles, who have so well qualified them
selves by their management of engines aud by their
endurance and bravery Mt fires, invited To form
the hrst company % the battalion of artillery
and select their own officers.
By order Of Colonel Hickey:
jy % eOtd a. N ORER Adiutant
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DEFINED AND BROKEN SUGAR. DO.

REFINED AND BKUkEN SUGAR. DC.
81 bbls. Crushed. Powdered and Clarified Sugar,
So htds. Brown Sugars,
10 do. Cuba Molasses,
10 do p. II. do.
Is bbs. Golden Strip.
Together with ful! assortment of ali kinds OF Gro-
cerles.
In store and for sale by
jy s cost BARBOUR 4 SEMMkS.
REFRIGERkTORS. WATER COOL
Frs. lCt. CREAM FREFZEa
BATH TUBS ana CHILDREN'S CAR sEie7X
RiAGES In great variety.
Selling OF for cost, rs WIN to make room for my
fall business of stoves, % rates, &c
&. WOODWARD'S
Metropolitan Stove crate Factory and
House furnishing Estab Ishnert, Pa av,
jy 3l-St between l., n and Ilth SITS.
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70 The following are the candidates for MEM
oers Of Congress In Missouri on tn. first Monday
In August A. l.. means Anti Lecompton X. n
means Know Nothing:
DS' Democts- Opposition.
Ill Barrett ST. p. Blair, jr, rep.
= M, Is. NJ. Breckenridge. n.
2 LOS Il ANDERSON J b. Henderson, Al.
D. 'onh Ciafk No competitor.
- Adams Branch, A. l..
s. Jas II wocdson J. w. Reid, A l..
8. John s. Phelps Jno. n RIebsidson. l.
d . :" NoeH T.. c. Zeigler, A L..
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N%YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCI-
W. ETY.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Society Will be held on SuNDAY next, August l,
at O'Clock p. M. at st. Matthews Church A
general attendance of members IL requested.
jyS2t JAS. J. MITCHELL, Sec
0%THE UNION GUARDS take pleasure in
~ announcing to their friends, botn mill sry and
o.vlc. that their fourth annual Excursion will tax
place to the White House Pavilion. on MONDAY,
August 9th For further particulars see future adj,
vertisements.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD would inform the
Il pubic that. Ivy request of their -
lrIends; they hnve concluded 60 gye 1900
sion t. GLlMONT on MONDAY, August gtF ,
Particulars hereafter. By order:
jy s9-tf COMMITTEE
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NEW STOCK OF PLAIN FANCYSrA-
Nr:RG jIst received at SnepneTd'A-
aEcy and plain note and Letter Papers AID Envs-
lopes. of latest styles,
Faber's Polygrade and other Pencils,
Gold Pens. Steel Pens,
Maynard & NOyes' Black. Bue and ed Inks,
Envelop -. assorted riain ,nd fancy,
Rlsnk Books. Memorandums. &c,
School Books.
Child.en's Toy Books Of every variety,
Also, Prayer Books, Psalms. DC.
Don't Forget the place To get your money bsck
with 10 per cent-at corner 18th ard d. States Once
Building.
jy3l w. ID. SHEPHERD
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ThE ANIMAL EXCURSION OF THE
Il UNION ENGINE COMPA- N"
Ny MI,rN re Gh III be gwen ,a e The sEC
future advertise m-nr. jy 2u-9v
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CHEAP-CHEAPER a-CHEAPEsT ~

l have q "A ge stock & old style and danlne ed
Ladies' CATERS, SLIPPERS and L.
Buskln BOOTS. Aiso, Misses, Children
and SERVANTS BOOT ; and SHOES, comprising as
follows:
Is pairs aides Black Lasting Congress CATER.
atSl
Isl PAIRS Ladies' BLACK Lasting and Colored Lace
CATERS, at IS cents
80 pairs Ladies' Black Lasting and Coored Laced
Heeled Caters, AZ g IS.
100 pairs Misses ard Chi!dren's Caters at 50 and
o. cents
SO pairs Ladies' Bronze. Morocco, Kid, Velvet,
Carpet ard Lasting clippers, ut 81 cts per pair.
Also, on hand, the largest assortment OF Ladies'
and tient emen's boots and Shoes in this city. Of
which will cell cheap, as i with to reduce nay
stock. Call early at - -
SAM'L HOONER'S
Iron Hall Boot, shoe. and Trunk Store,
IN 3I-sw PA. av. het. Q and iofh sts.. No SO.
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port to return. The State Department has
granted 1t, and requested the Mexican Minister
to countersign it. The report of the fall of
Zuloasa rs not believed at the Mexican Lega-
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REcAPITULATIoN.
Actual
To be paid from the Treasury. s67 ,Oe7, 76a IS
Dsdkct.-Amount contained in act
Tor collecting revenue from Gus
toms, so much being contained in
the joint resolution Of lith Feb
ruary, 1850, for said purpose. ...... 245O UcO 0O
Actual amount appropriated. .... s64 81, 76a IS
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- TO CHANGE BUSINESS.
With q view OF making change IN INV business
shall commences this day selling off my entire stock
of rich Fancy Dress Goods and all summer fsbrics
AZ cost, and many for less. to core them out his
season. Also, general stock Of first class Staple
Goods for fami duoed prices for cash only
Any articles cargCd account will he at the us ri
prices. Opening new bills.
Special Request -All parties indebted 10 me are
earnestly requested to close their accounts before
the LIST day OF September next, my business mus!
be settled to that date.
wv. COLEEY,
i,31-9w 523 9Th street. Sd door north of Pa ay
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Inis says the Unlon) is the total amount
authorized by Congress to be paid out of tie
Treasury, except standing sum of 81, I5O, 900
authorized by general law to be expended in
the collection Of the revenues; which would
make the grandest possible total $40, 45o, 600.
The InteI'gs1'esr publishes, with many COM
phments' the speech of Senator Hammond at a
dinner given him at Beech Island, C.
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Estimated.

Amount brought down. s6i ,el7 ,762 IS
Aad-indefnite appropriations
contained in the various acts and
IN private bills which will proba. p
amount TO, during the year $50. 3,3s2 ,237 -
iotai amount of appropriations SOS 200 eco GO
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nNUbALL n EILSON, Pres'd,rI Of an, Grem
i Fails IdasHGdetHTtHg COMPANY and all Others
irhoH this notice of condo HRdttOa may coRrSTr:
You arr hereby notified tnat George X. Brsdiock
Justice Of the Peace ard for the Junty of Mont
goInery, IN the State of Maryland, has his day or
my apIlic ion, as the authorized agent OF the Uni
ted States, issued his warrant. direc'ed TO the
Sheriff of said county. commanding him % summon
ajury Of eishteen good and lawlui men To meet on
your land at or near the Great Fails OF the river
Potomac, IN Ing IN said county, on Monday the 9th
day of August 1853 at 10 O'clock for the purpose Of
vaulng and undermining portion of said lar d of
an absolute estate Ina PerPetulty ia the said United
States, AID assertin alt damages hich me ner
or owners thereof Lave susta ned ard dc. and shal
sut tain by reason of the cion and Constructs
OF dam upo" and through ga d land for the ute II
the W ashington Aqueduct, wnen AID where GU
VIII please attend. II TO you VI shall sem MT
II = tfs NJ G MEI6S,
Captain OF Ensineers, Chief Engineer, Washing
ton AQusduct. lint. Uninnb ~ 81 did
FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIEs, from the
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D INVESTMENTS,

ID INVESTMENTS,
l. AGING FROM TO 10 PER CENT.
VS. offer for sale
st. Louis County per cent. Bonds. payable in 1852
1861 and 1854. special tax provided fOr the PAS
ment If the interest and redemption of the principal
These bonds sold st rate TO pay IL per cent per
annum.
IouIsviIle City Bonds.
Minnesota State Bonds g per cent interest. semi
annually payable IN New lok. special tax pro-
vdsf to pay the interest and sinking fund crsatsd
for redemption of principal At maturity.
CHUBB BROrHERS,
liz SLIM nnnosife Tre.anrH
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EXCURSION TO GLYMoNT
Ia BIZ THE
Eastern Lodge, No. z, ]. O. o. F.
On THURSDAY. August S, Ass.

The COMMITTEES Of Arrangements respectfully IN
form the friends Of the Lodge. that r.
every arrangement has been rlade for -
their ExcursOn, which will take placeo1eDzsxxzs7
on THURSDAY, Angus s, l95S.
The boats viii leave the foot of 9Th street ~
o.ctocs. a m, and Ia p. m, returning 70, at 10
Lat ANS line OF OmnIbusse wi leave Seorse
towT, the Northern Ma ket, and the Navy Nard rate
IN tine TO cDnu, CT wIh the boats On each trip and
&C nvey passengers Ca the points Of starting Their
return ia the evening.
WnheIs' celt brattd Band will be IN ATTENDANCE
Ticket, ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentle
man and two Ladies' extra tickets for lsdies - cts.
to be had Of the committee and membets of the
Lodge.
COMMITTEE Of ARRANGEMENTS
Geo Bamherger 81 -. Hepburn, .. III Moore
!. r. E!vans, Ihos. Mi!bGrn, j. d. Hutton.
10 10; 9rNesl, Chas. Eernsn, W., Walker,
WIN. W crrsll, Jas. Harris. Jas. Gesford.
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GRAND EXCURSION
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
On WEDNESDAY, August 9Th, 1853,
By the Ladies of Washington,
Who viii present q MAGNIFICENT BANNER 20 the
Members of ORIENTAL LODGE, No. Is, t.O.O.F.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE will leave the 9TH
street what 81 half psst O'Clock, IT.
and AlexandrIa At half past an. 6h
The THOMAS CoLLYER will leaveGkor>>xxs-ssfSs
9TH street wharf at O'Clock, p. M. and axandr:s
At IL. Returning, the Co lyer will leave The White
House ~ 2, and the Page AZ clock
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting gentleman
and ladies'.
Wl,hsrs' Band of Music will he in n tendance
Omnlbu ses Will leave Georgetown, the NOR bern
Msrket, and the Navy Yard, At ana ~ O'Clock
ComHliliee n Arrangements.
n: hing, P.Emrlch, A. Eberly.
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EXCURSION TO GLrMuNr.
IL FRIDAY, August eth.

II FRIDAY, August6th.
The Choir and Sunday School attached to the
RGLAND CHAPEL vii give 49,
excursion TO thesbCve-named place. ef.sszzzN
on FRIDAY, August Sta, 1853. thecs5Szz<zs--ss
procee s OF which Ia he devoted TO making certan
necessary repairs TO their church.
The steamers Guy and CUsTis have been secured
and will leave their wharf, the foot Of 18th street
on the morning o. The 9th, at az O'clock; returning
at q seasonahe hour.
Ticksts-Gentle 50 cents; Ladies, IS cents /;
Children, Is cents.
COMMITTEE.
Thos. X. Gray, WIN. ward.r,
ID. r. Lloyd, Geo. w. Hsnaing.
iy
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS


extravaganza which is urged against the Ad-
ministration with so much pertinscity by the
Opposition presses. 1t shows that the authority
90 expend does not necessarily make an ex-
penditure, and gives official figures as follows
to refute the statement that the appropriations
for the fiscal year will reach SlOO, O0O, OOe:
Expenses of the Treasury notes.. 500 900 90
Manufacture OF arms -........... ago tNO On
Pension for the year 1850. 769 500 90
Investigating committees ........ Is 600 90
Treaty with Denmark. ........ aCs 73I a.
Deficiencies printing, 33d and 3ith
Congresses. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3iI,Is9 IS
Deficiencies genera for the year 1855 7Ul 200 50
.naian regular Tor the year 1859. ,3S, lOi 40
Military Academy for the year 1882. Isl sol 90
Deal, dumb, and blind, District Of
Columbia ....................... 1900 90
investigating committees 1900 %
Legislative. executive, and judicial
for the year 1859. 6,127 sos 81
Clerks In land offices, Oregon.... 1900 Oh
boundary line Of Texas. $4,000 o.
Consular and d. plomatic for the year
1s59 .......................... o1a 100 90
naval for the year 1859. sos .35i %
Sundry civil for the year 1859. $3.50 s3I -
Indian supplemental for the year 1859 959,a57 IS
Army for the year 1850 ...........I7IS 5 s(6 AZ
Revenue from customs for the wear
iSS9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000, 900 90
TlLtay road In oregon $4,000 O0
indian deficiency for the year RS 33gJa5 90
Mail steamers for the year 1850 IO-O'7J0 OO
Expenses Of the loan Of $40 900 900 5.nn 90
Post Once for the year lc59 $500 COO co
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FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIEs, from the
y best nouses, at GibBs'S, near The corner Of
18th street and Pa. ave. les 6m
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RELLE BRITAIN ON A TOUR, at Newport
II and Here and There; vol, l2mo.. 81.
iySt FRANCK TAYLOR