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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- Housu am H,ax PaIuTIro -

- HoUeB AUD MON kAIHTIE0 -Ene
subscriber would again respectfully remin1 the pub
lic that he IL prepared % 10 Painting ~ above In
al It's various branches IN good style end on -
sasopsbe isrms as any one in the city. He would,
therefore, urge his claim for pub,ic patronage lst
because he 10 permanently located here with isrgs
family no must be supported, and I'd because ne
Wishes t. be . useful citizen here % he has been
elsewhere
Good and satisfactory references given. 30 hand
himself Shop on the corner q 18th and Bank
streets. JAMES HhldHT.
je k-3ts
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Northern m arkets.
DIED,

On til. 18th June 1889. WM W DERHA XII, the
.oT OF John and Maria Derhsrt, aged l year. l
month and 6.dsys.
LTnchbura psrers will please copy.
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>~Hov 70 Cuas ALE PAIN AID BOWL

CoxpLlIsrs-For Pain 10 the Bowels. Stomach.
Sides Limbs. Back Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore
Throat STIFF Sock Spraiss or Bruises. uss aARTe-
HOaNRS CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves.
bones sinews blood asd muscles. annihilating all
pain like mag'cl Eottles II, Is and 20 cts.
II ron suffer with Cholera DiarrhGs, Lnossress
Of the BopsIs OF Sumusr Complaint. uss Arts
VORSHs CAIAISATIVM BALsAM. IL givss
instant relief Bottles IS cents.
The Cure-kli cures all pain. The CarTnfnatvs
BalssEn cures all bowel complaints. IS cents bot
tie.
and NoTfnlE - lt-3m
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~K1puuY AID BIArpr. CoMpLAlNrs

~KIDHsY AND BLArDHH CoAPLAlsrs'
Ths s.v.,t and most important discovsry for Kid
neg Bladder Complaints. Urinary DISTRACTIONS
Lsucorrot nA or whites. Sexual Wsakpsssss, PaJei.
cal Prostratiop and Debility OF either sex, 10
HARTSHORNKs BUOHU COMPOUND.
Perseps who have been unable 70 walk. have sosn
been relieved by this wonderful Compound. " "
prepared BIZ Q Chemist and 10 prououuced ~ medi-
cal Non and those who have used It, to be the best
Buchu Com pound Ia the world. Large bottles ii;
small bottles 80 cts.
fresh supply just received By
TISHHR 4 WINSTON, Druggists.
is,l-an Main st. Richmond.
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Ths RsGCLAR MONTHLY MEET
e>Ia ING Of the Young Mems Christian Aaso-
citation will be held in Goddin's Hall, THIS EVE
MING, At S O'Clock.
An Essay will be read By A srUHpIvANT. Esq,
and the Annual Report of the President viii be rsa
dy for distribution. VIZ B Smith,
js l4-lt Rec Secy.
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~- BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lot 70

E BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT FOB
BALE South SIDE MARSHALL BETWEEN 10TH AND IIrn
STREETS This lot being In Q most besusfal andim-
proving part Of the city near the centre OF bust
nsss the Ranks. Post Office, Churches, 4c.. In A
fns neigh borhcoi. the right side OF the street
running back Ice feet to vide alloy, presents rare
residence. Terms accommodating, If immediats
applic alton be made to
WATKINS FTCKLEN,
je 11-ts l5y aain Ut.
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nSr cPHOIAL NorIoI -gAIR RoK THE
Bxspr,Y or CLAY s4assr CHURcH.-Ths Ladies Of
CLAY street Methodist Church. will hold FAIR in
the b.sem an. 81 their new Church. stuatei on the
corner OF OAy and Adams streets. commencing on
MONDAY RV8NINd. the 18th inet.
They invite ths patronage Of their friends and
the public generally je Ill.,
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SPsoIAL NorIos.-CHAs T. WoxT1AM
Co cal, attention to their sale Of Sugar, holssses
and sola Leather, THIS MORNING at IL O'clock on
tho Dock. Jsif
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S 3. G. HoBsoa, PRACTICAL HAIR
CUrfsI AND EREssHs-His Hair Cutting, Shaving
Shampooning sud Dyeing Rooms, are under the
American Hotel.
Gentlemen wishing 10 get their Hair cut In the
latest and most approved style, would asyize you
to call on him. Entrance on 18th street. je9
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~ Most persons, though uncritical, ara struck
by good picture, and without knowing why, have
the very same suscsptibIlities. impressed snd
pleased that the critical realize and can account for
The studio ofMr NoCANN at the Mech anici Hall.
hes few portraits and landscapes that indicate IN
their tout snaen BILE skII. taste and aptnsss vor
thy Of mach Praise. The drawing 10 remarkably
accurate flexible and fresh with out the least trace
Of rsidity. Tbs colorinx. in tsIe depth and dstri
button, reminds ono OF the old schosl-whis the sx-
prsssioa and circumstances are appropriate, life
like and telling. The number Of pictures are few.
bat compensated for BY their excellence Perhaps
no artist has recently Visited Richmond better
thy OF patronage than this modsst and gifted gen
tlsnan. While admiring the magic products Of his
genius. could not help wishing that it were In my
power TO say, with the old Italian, I'D 10 sono pit
tore" X.
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PART SECOND.

Chorus-Sow the hedges climbed
Echo Chorus-An echo doth vol
Recit and Chorus-Here are fJwers and wreashs
OF green
Chorus-Bring flowers
solc-ro you. 10 yeu as Qleen ofths hsy
Solo-I sccsps abe May day crown
Solo and Chorus / know you cant tell whore
I've been ell this hour
soio and Chorns-a ABBY Robin. Joyous Robin
Ono. and ChOru3-The western sun 10 ninginR
Solo-We'li crown with Jwers our meeting
Duett-Ths western sua 10 finging
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~Bur YOUR Books A, THz GIFT Book sroR

BUY 1OUR DoOkS AT TRH GIFT EOoK STORE.
where You may buy
A Book and Gold stch for sIoo
A BOX and Silver Watch for 100
A Book and Gold Chain for 90
Book and q Gsld Thinbls for leo
A Book AID Camso Pin for co
A Book and q set of Sleeve Buttons for 100
A Book aud a G Did Iocket for 90
Book and Gold Bracelet for 100
Book and Gold pencilyfor ZOE
Book and Gift Book for 90
This is a great movement. which has for its end
tho dissemination OF Wedge Be 10 call g.
No So Msn street, and buy Book. js l3-6t
Na-OHsAP GARD pRINTING.-Ths
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
EUGGLss' FAST GARD PRINTING RRBSSEs,i 10
prcparedto furnish thisd.scrption of work cheaper
and with greater rapidly, than any c.herestablish-
nentin this city. The largest stock of CARDS in
the CITY can bs fourd Q this Office.
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la4 majority for Lstoher.

L"tNutEs
Add this to the sjcrity offlciay sscersaned, snd
MIR. letchsr Is ,s2T ahead, with Clay and Wyoming
to hear from. At the last election Wyoming gave
"a majority for 1lournoy. Clay county did not
vote. having osly boon formed sincs.
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RIHH HIT ELLiAME;A
PORT OF RICHdOND-JUNE Is. 1859.
High Fo.sr his day (Tueslay) 5 ,'c'caa
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown. Skinner. New York. mds.
and passengers. Ludiam & " aison.
Steamer Geo Peabody Pritchard. Baltimore. ndse.
D L w CuTrio.
sohr Claremont. johnson. New York. hay. Mark
Downsy.
sohr New York. Corneral. James river. lumber,
Whitlcck Son.
schr Gal,eGo, Smith. New York. mdse. D W
Cnrric.
schr Vim Spear, Jones. Baltimore, guano, W D
Co,auitt 90.
sthr J FrankIis, Townsend, Albany. lumber.
Rsgland h Co
fchr G Kirg Andrew, Philadelphia. iron B
Andersen, hay, Briigford q Go
Schr Sanluis, Albany. lumber John A BeiVla
schr John Larkin. Albany corn 10 order.
schr Leader. O~ens. York river, corn TO order,
Selden Miller
echr julius, Tclley. Norfolk corn. Armory Mills
schr Oxford, Beckwell, York river. corn, esldsn
Miller
schr Tsaac aich, smith, jacksonville. lumber, s
Robinson
schr Beauty. johnson. Philadelphia. coal.
Hsskins
schr Lucy Warning. Chib5ail. Charleston, iron.
J Il Anderson
sehr Jonas Sparks, Rogers, New York. hay and
cement, Whitlcck Gen
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Michael Kennedy, Who IL married and "stone
Blind" slopsd from saratoga, n. r., on the 3lst
uit., With cathsrns AcDonoueh.
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- CONTESTED VorHs.-All those
80 who voted for D. HAGn8TY, and are con.
tested by John Fry. will please appear at the City
Hall, at O'Clock this evening. je6-ts
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HI


PART TIRsT-INTRODUCTION.
solo Duett and Oh rus-spring, geutie Spring
Dneft-Gsity, gai;y sounds the Horn
Chorus Hall all hail
solo-Tbs stars have faded one by one
Duef-3aiiy, gaiiy sounds the Horn
Chorus-Then hail all hail
solo-Why Pins In the city CT droop In the shade
(horus-6oms, roam with me
soIo-Thsre, swsetlY the brook!st goes singing
along.
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R- MANTLs DsPoT.--I shall open TO-
morrow (rridsy) so rich and beautiful MAHTLHS
Also, large LOT Of STRAW GOODS, just received
from New York, such as straw Bonnels, Flats. &c
largo stock OF Dress PRINCES, all coiors; and
aANTILLA TRIMMINGS Of all kinds.
Call az the Mantle Depot, IL you wish to purchase
cheap Goods. BZsKiED,
10 eta 80 Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

NAvAL-The Secretary Of the Navy, BY order Of
the President, has named tbs purchased vessels
respectively Mystic, wysndotts, sumptsr, Mo.
hawk, Anacostia aud CrusadsG The Mystic and
Sampler are to be added to fhs African equadron,
and the others added to the Gulf Squadron making
thirteen. Lieut.. Msfnt, who captured the Echo
II to have command Of the Crusader, and Lisut
Craven OF one ofths other vessels which 10 going
to the Gulf
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.spRING HOLIDAY.

This nav and beautiful CAHrATA. (sy Mr. @ @
CorvxRss) consisting Of
SONGS, DUETS. TRIOe. CH0BUyKs, &c.
will be psff srmed BIZ the YOUNG LADIES of Mr.
T 4 0ALLEHg FRS Class. under his direction a.
MECHANICS HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING. juno Iish. 1859.
81 SIR DUyDERDALE viii preside at the
Piano.
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800

ofths twelve counties not heard from cni;iaity'
ten are heard from uncficially. as follows;
Lescher's Maj. aogsin's Mai
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THE rr.rcrIoN.

The following additional counties have bern
heard from officially. leaving twelve counties to
come in:
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BIZ TELkUKhFH
EoRgoIk Va Juae l3.-Arriyed italian ship Guis-
sappo for Genoa from CaIiao with gua1o.
PASSENGERS PER sT.AAsHrp JAMxsfow sKINNER,
master from New York:
DR. 7 z Hargrsve, W u HargrAve. Stern 0 Da-
shers and sou, Y Winfree ana lady. Miss Green.
Mrs Gentry and two children: YIN Tupmal. Jacob
Fsws, Kuhn Wnn SeAton, Barclsy aad lady. b
3 Jones J Willis. Mrs N Malone Miss Fisher. G
Watson, 10, Wes.co +. 81 g Prali, " CLARK
mrs CLARK. DR. 0hssan. Miss q Lee @ W Dun
bar, il II Riddck, NJ W Lane. II Lermes, Cbss Fl Oh
VERY, J K.unedJ. NJ Dannsnbsrg, Il McDohald, J
Butler. T 4 Minif.s Wn Pendleton, browD,
Leonard. R ecott, W A Lowry. 6 Henry, " Nor
and II steerags.
Alao from Norfolk-Marmaduks Johnston. II
Haywood, Miss h Asher, Jos Nash, Reid, Il l.
Cunningham, g II siuegar. Howorsh. G Butt, DR.
o Hill, W Wood.
Passed Steamship Roanoke, Capt Gao W Couch,
3nndsY morning. 81 O'clock, bound North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

DsDioAfIox.-A new Msthodist church was dsdi
Gated in Petersburg, Va, en- Sunday last, Rev.
Lovick Pierce preaching the valedictory sermon.
A collection WAS made during the services, which
resulted 10 al addition OF 500 to the treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

GEORGE SAND on The WAR.-A pamphlet has just
appeared from the pen OF the celebrated Georges
Sand, entitled " War" The following 10 An sx.
tract:
That voice which tsld me 70 much ives that Of q
bugis which parsed alsng gsrtsn wall. Nothing
TO OK plain 70 what the gel had announced
to me with shat clear and penstrAtiaK voicsf II
passss, and legions follow t. Itrsns-it advances
and MILLIONS OF Rsro;: :lsosrnsa oy stt snsr...
still pale and Ill sqaipped-all these little French
men whose active bodies hold - little space IN .he
slu, but whose marvellous energy sometimes raises
thsy 90 FORTH their eyes still vet with the tears shsd
at Issvins home Yes 1t is noble idea to quit onss
mother. ones bride, ones farm, one's friend what
Ana what 10 Italy to usi What have the Aus
trans done TO .usl Row m'ny years are We to
lossi What distress among our families who lived
ever DO re,urnl Yes. ali that was said yesterday
busls ,ousda Every man quicksns b IL pace, Pres.
ss forward. arrives AID ALREADY :msii. @
in for it, and away with al shrinking or eorrewing
We must Tight Well. let u, b'Ein II !, net DIM
onlt and strange e say 1t Is whien
among usi Nobody. AZ ron may see.
We hays our knapsAck or cur back We are sol
diers; We sing; We ars rrcra; We think ourselves
fine fsllows the baptism Of blood !. about to wash
away all tbs ssl ness Of the peasant the awkward
ness OF the consoript, the French frfvofty OF the
young artisan. and even the misconduct Of some OF
now redeening oar errors with the courage OF
Hon. Yss. yes. this Is all quickly accompiished-
Devotion exslts everybody. Behold, death hoysrs
over our head. We all await il with firm bearing.
aud those whom it will cary eT will leave repu-
tation purified by fire. Chi'dreu, you are right
Yesterday you we're ordinary msn-to-Say you are
blessed and exalted, and the last among you is
thousasd tunes more worthy than the idlsr who
sis at heQe yAWuiQg with his arms folded.
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CoIsAag OF TIE UNITED SfArn.-sincs the sstab.
lishment Of the United States mint, the coinage
has amounted to 1851 $50 oca Of which sos 5ll ios
was coined from foreign gold. The amount OF soid
from North Carolina mines was $s,729, cog, virsi'
mia Mines g. $40 900, Georgia mines, and
from South Carolina mines 81 ,247,oco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

NJ KIDNEY, Bladder Affections and Dropsy have
found remedy in HARTSH0RNE's BUCHU
COMPOUND. This article 10 prepared by = Che
mlss after much iabor,snd sxperisace. to meet th
requirements of exhausted nature. and it sooa
brings back vitality to the prostrate physical pow
Of either il IL truly wonderful in Its hap
py and instantaneous good effects. q
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Umpire OF AUSTRIA

LNMPiaE OF AUHTklA-
~ RANDoLpH's Bq0KsT9RA B;NDERY:
" Nit hall, II D.: IS
SUMNER Pictures. from Copenhagen to Venice, by
II III Field; $50
TO Cuba aud Back; vacation voyage. by R II
Dana, Jr; 75c
THE Mothers Of tho Bib's, BY Mrs s Ashton. with
THE Limits Of Religious Thought examined By Fl
Mspsel. B D; 90
THE Empire OF Austria; its rise and present Pow
THE Lilo Of Frederick william Ven steu5en. Ma
jor General in tho Revolutionary Army. by ?
Kspp, With au Introduction b. q Bancroft; rs
LANGsrkETH on The Rone! Bee; IS
RARa Drainage the principles. PROCESS and effects
THK virginia Springs. and Springs Of tho South
TIL sn G West, q aoh i L. D; s@ -.
SCOTS Novels; Cheap edition; The Monastery
Annie Of Geirstein. Fortunes Of Nigel, Bride OF
Lammermoor; t25c
hyM W Clusksy; 90
SPEECHES, Message. and other Writings Of the
Hon Brown. Senator OF Mississipp,; 90
TIE Angel OF the Iceberg. and other stories, by
Todd; $50 je H-lt
MIDLOTHIAN LUMP COAL am
IVA prepared to deliver the .bove ecaI at q 50 per
load Of twenty Ave bushels. il ordered With, the
months Of jane and July. Also, rcd and white ash
snshiacits coal, at market price ,,,.oov,
j.l4-2m Office. lat str ear da,o's Bridge.
DARE CHANCE FOR BUsINESS.-
IL For s.Is A vALUABLN PATENT RIGHT FOR
THIS ,TATE. The subscriber would call the atten
ton Of men in pursuit Of business. or DESTROYS
(wihout risk) Of charging their business, to his
celebrated eELt SUPPLYING MAkkING AND
STENCIL BRUSHES. Over 400 have been sold III
New York city within the last twely. weeks. and
hundr eds of references such AZ Adams Elk press o.
Hudson Eiver Railroad 90. Harper B.ethers. Pub
lishsrs &C. &c. can be given In favor of sheir supe
riority the o!d1iirty. stopping backing pot =
Their merits such they cannot fail to be adopted
Of all business m-n This 10 worthy the attention
OF every enterpriaing person. Call and examine at
American Hotel, from 10 to IL A ID, and from to s
o'clock. PM. l. B HOLT.
10 4-3t*
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~ THousASDs OF persons are suffering with
pain and bowel complaints. They will find imme-
6ists relief by nsipg HLaTsHORNE'S Medicines,
which ars fast becoming very popular ard in gene
raj uss.
Persons travelling z, should obtain BOTTLE to gre
vent the evil effects Of impure water. II
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AMusEMgrrs /

MECHANICS HALL.
q RAND
FLORAL CONCERT.
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DR J H. ROBINSON
~ on FHR
NORTHERN
TRAPPING GROUNDS!
NICK WHIPFLES

js H-lts MIGHTY"
EOUND-Cn Sunday last. near the Fair
l. field Race Course, . set of FALSE TEETH.
which the owner can get by applying at this office.
js l4-2s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-14

DURE KEROSENE COAL OLIVE
are now prepared to supply perfectly pure and
reliable article Of Goal OH, which Goes not smoke
is celorless. and has very little smell.
LAIDLEY 4 ROBINeON,
ie IA Chemists. 4th and Frank lin sfreeta
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-02-04
. ! { o:

On the 25th ultmo, departed this life, in the G3d
year OF his age, SsN'I Bows Merchant OF this Boz.
,ri-a.Llen death Of rvv+v~ScETTeBJ citizen
bas brought affection and desolatian not only 70 his
beloved coHsort and Immediate relations bat a %
TO the community at large OF which be was a use
iu and acceptable member. The loss of a dear
daughter but three weeks before, au& news Of he
decease OF ais venerable mother about the same time
preyed very much on his spirits In the spring Of
lS20 the deed came TO this place in the capacity of
teacher IN the then :'Bedord Academy an Office
which he faithfully and honorably fulfilled that
to this day, many now living bear testimony 10 his
skill instructor, AMI TO his probty as chris
tian and man. He subsequently, embarked in the
mercantile profession: ami during his course in th
ayocation, he golden opinions from all sorts
Of His purcuality- -honor-hone ty--and
general integrity have been recognized BY the unan-
imous voice of his fellow citizens; as was most SEN
sibly demonstrated by the extraordinary concourse
that followed his remains TO the grave. By
his enlightened and freely given couHses, be was
an 10 the blInd-a foot 10 the lame and light
to the pei picked and the doubtful.
Born at Coughs town, New Hampshire, Ghe land
of the Ppdtans) be was not originally a Roman
Cathoic-bu; subsequently embraced that faith af-
ter deep study and conviction. Ifhs loss TO socie-
ty and 10 the church of which he was so valued and
consistent memb Der TO the moment of his decease
be an irTeparable one-much more SO is ii 10 his
stricken and desolate hQme--to his so7Iowing-
inconsoae widow, child and and dear relatives
and friends. Their consolation mustbe founded in
the memory Of his many virues-his weil-spent
life, and the bright hope of blissiul immortality
which such career, as his, must inspire. They
are taught by true christian faith, TO say with
Israel's holy king; 81 know Lord that thy iudg-
ments are just: and in thy truth, thou hast humbed
r1e.'' And bowing to the adorable will of God, in
this affective dspensaton, they can pray with the
same Pious prince and prophet; 80 LET thy mercy
be for my comfort, according TO thy word, unto thy
servant-et thy tender mereies come unto me and
shall live, for thy law is my meditation. .'--Ps.
CXlX. RI. P.
In Summitville Borough, on Wednesday,
the 10Th ultimo, Mas. MARGARET NJ. HuNru-
nEYs, consor Of Gen'l John Humphreys, aged
81 years.
The deceased was sincere Christian, and
devoted and a6eciionate wife and mother IN
her death, her husband and children have en-
countered an irreparable loss May she rest
in prace. ".
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-02-04
The Public Debt.

tn his late message Gov. PACKER presented a
very lucid and satisfactory view OF the present
condition of the State finances, including the
revenues, expenditures and indebtedness. The
real debt of the Commonwealth, funded and
unfundrd, he sets down at S39 ,268,1II. 10:
and adds, 'to meet this, besides sbe ordinary
sources Of public revenue, the State owns bonds
received from the sale OF the public works, and
which have every reason TO believe, are we'll
secured, amounting to 1881 900. Deduc-
ling this from the outstanding debt, it leaves to
be otherwise provided for,qhe sum of S2S ,0S7,-
Ill. f6." The. Governor conlinues-rH is
believed HAT, with The existing sources OF
revenue, and the observance of strict economy.
4L:--.A.----~4,-L4 guTTrrIt
year, al least $1,000, ,000."
These are truly words of encouragement that
carry hope and confidence TO the hearts Of The
Taxpayers. Our State debt, should the bonds
referred 10 by the Governor, be sacredly preser-
we'd for the purpose to which they were orig
inaIIy destiard,) is now virtually but SIS, ,0s7,-
III. l6,, aud we alraady have sinking fund
OF 81 ,000, 900, per annum, which, with proper
economy, may be continued from existing re-
sources. The Importance of maintaining tins
fund cannot b. over estimated, and il bahooves
the Legislature 10 cooperate with the Governor
in giving it prrmanence, by pledges Of fixed
resources that cannot be disturbed
The potency Of such fund is mighty for
good. Il would pay of our debt in eighteen
years-or, in other words, million of dollars
thus appropriated annually, together with ST.
40+,355 %, the sum required to paw the anntl-
al interest on our present diminished debt, will
discharge principal and interest al the end OF
eighteen years. Thus our debt Of S28. 8.087.-
III. 16 would be entirely liqudaled by this
wise appropriation Of but $l8 900 900
To show the vast importance Of this measure
still further should we go on paying interest.
without sinking fund.- at the end of eighteen
years, we would have paid So, ,278, 800 90
interest money, and still owe The same debt of
S28,087, Ill 1G, undininished But, with The
proposed sinking fund, our debt would be all
paid, al the end Of the time specified, and TINS
eighteen millions, in addition to the interest
that must be paid without a sinking fund,
would pay the enl.e debt. II is as disheart-
ening and unavalrng as the labor OF Sysiphns.
to pay interest without sinking he principal
1t Is also contrary to the honest habits of The
mass Of our people, iotheir private dealings, and
their servants may rest assured that o measure
wcuid be more popular with them than the
establishment, upon an immovabIe basis, OF
sinking fund, al least as large as that indicated
by Governor PACKER. Patriot end Union.