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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-05
OPPOSITION MEETING IN HEyRICo. .

At the November Court. the Opposition Party Of Hen
rico county met at their Courthouse pursuant pnblc
notice. TO appoint delegates to the State Opposition Con-
venton to be held in this city in February next.
The meeting was called to order by DE-. Garnctt, on
whose motion DR. Archer was called to the Chair; and
on motion of Mr. NJ. G. Eggleston, j. w Lewelcn was
appointed Secretary.
The Chairman briefly stated the object Of the meet
ing and announced his readiness to proceed to bust
ness.
DrGarnett stated that while he disapproved of pOr
it, aud he therefore moved adjournment until the first
Monday in January.
On motion of Mr.. Austin, it
Resolred That the Chairman be directed to appoint
ten delegates from each magsteral district in the
ty, to attend the State Opposition Convention, to be
held in this city in February next.
The Chairman then made the following appointments ::
District lst.--John Gathright, Stearns j Atee, K
II Styl r Mills, j NJ Gunn Henry Cox A. NJ. AikenaDr
II Poindexter, Leonard Undertake, q d Peasants
Lyme.
District 2d--Geo Savage, Sherman McRae, Thos J
Carter, Miles Eggeston Elijah Baker, c Larus Co
nelius B. Lipscomb, Jno Garnet, Alex b TomlnsGa,
Charles Mctiruder.
District Sd.--Fendall Griffin, John o Taylor, Kes-
see, II l. Paeskie, James Radcliffe & Pacskie, 10
Mil'on Carter, Joseph Sheppard Soors, DIR Job.1
Sutton.
District 4th-Dr McGruder, DR. J Duval Dr.
John Woodward, X II Henley, Samuel Cottrel Jr, i
Mitchell, DR. VIM II Phillips, Thomas Nichols, X
Dance, VIM Ii Pace, John A Hutchinson
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary we're addes
to the delegation. =
Ga motion the meeting adjourned. \
DR. ARCHER, Chr'n. =
j. W LEwELLEN, Sec'y
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MEETING IN GooCBLAND.

large number Of the citizens Of Goochlsnd county
assembled in the courthouse the 18th day OF Decem-
Der 1859. in pursuance Of public notice. The meeting
Was called 10 order by Walter D. Leake ESD Attorney
for the Commonwealth. on whose motion Col Benjamin
Anderson vas appointed Chairman, and Narcissus w.
Miller. and Col John NJ Treylian Secretaries.
The object of the meeting was then explained by Wal
ter d. Leake. Esd in able, calm and dispaSsionate
speech reeitng the wrongs and injuries perperaed by
citizens Of the Abolition States, on the Southern states
which was npurousy appauded by the largest audience
ever assembled in the county any previous occasion
On the motion Of Charles F. Pope, ESQ, the Chairman
appointed Walter D. Leake, Charles F. Pope, Doct Lu-
Their NJ James, JnO H. Guy, George 7. Harrison, John
Woodsoa, George W. Turner aud Doctor George w.
Harris committee 10 prepare business for the action OF
the meeting The committee retired and while out Jno
c Rutherford ESQ.,, and Richard Ivanhoe Cooke ESQ.,
being called severay responded in strong patriotic ad-
dresses which enthusiastically spplauded by the
audience The committee then came in, and Walter D.
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The whole Republican pack Of Boston, We see, are
barking on the heels Of Hon. Edward Egeret, for his adj
nirable speech az the recent Union meeting in laaueu
Hall The Bee expresses the opinion that the speech was
unworthy respectful. attention also that the ruan VII
made is is deuquea, 20 The region of his BIRTH am
the people Of New England, by whom he has been r.
isbed" I is impossible for Che Iilputan poop. . the
Bee school 90 ge, bigger idea their heads than their
own particular section and of course they are not 60
De expected 20 understand hog the giant intellect ,ne
exhaustive patriotism and ho big heart Of an Everett can
take m. no, only aI New England but the whole coun
NV from Maine 90 Orcso1. There is no use, however
in wasting words on the matter Pirmies ID is pre-om
cd. Will continue just as usual 90 be pgmes s''.'
though per,5ed on Alps ari mountains will still be
mountains though placed iu va'ss Edward Everett, viii
be the patriot, the statesman aud the orator while the
B.. will remain just what j., is aud chat is the worst
thing we can say of it.
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10, wears last che Democracy OF the South have been
ealing upon the Southern people TO unite against 'ne
.ommou euomy, che Republicans, ayo"lng that tue DE-
rat aod destruction Of that party was their only object
An euergeu.y has nos sriSen ia which that same De
,pocraey. by voting for JouS A GuNFs southern
s.v,hosr can deisat those hated Republicans and YET
they refs to DO t Taus vanish TO the winds al their
professions Of love for the South Thus falls Oh the mask
with ~heh thew have long veiled their byPocuues
lace Thus exposed 20 view their "coven foot How
bdeols the spectacle must b. 10 deceived aud ouira
rsd peopie
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COMMERCIAL-


OFFICE OF TEE WHO, Jan R@
The Abson OF the Helper stripe In the habit OF prshng
value OF the hay crop OF the Northern states
that value that Of the staple products Of The
South etc admit that the crop large and that In
application Southern labor to more prona
bic pursuits making people have been In great
measure dependent upon the North for supplies Of rovende
But that the Hepehies TO have competitors FOR
the patronage Of South The Charleston COHi Of I'd nst
says:
The cargo European Hay received In the Hsh',and o.
whe cOnsnee put on the market Saturday. and was r.a
ly Al IS per hundred by Mr. Csmpsen who onsrs to
purchasers In quantities suit The experiment will doubt be
repeated will assist developing and extending the direct
manded.
The following comparative statement Of the receipts OF sun
dry articles Richmond, by the Cana during the quarter end
Ing Ss Dec astau and time Of IS The registration Of
articles not kept prior l., oct IS In annual
statement be published viii give comparison Of the
receipts Of other articles Four Tobacco etc. years 1853
~
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4lh District--B. B. Ayres and Dr. Henry W. Holeman.
9th District-Jsmcs W. Jennings and Hugh n. Ragand.
Treasurer-Col Thomas Taylor.
On motion,
Resoiped That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretaries and published
in the Richmond papers, and copies be sent to our Re-
personalities in the Legislature and Congress.
BENZ. ANDERSON, Chm.
HAH. " MILLER sec'ys.
In less than hour after the meeting adjourned, be.
tween so and 60 enrolled their names for company of
cavalry, organized by eecting their officers.
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TO CoRRRsPoNpENTS

~ LSsrs 5ssssss ulsssb addressed e 49, Hissor Of ts
WAC.
Arclss t,-sa bosa sides y az paper 0H not os Pu6
81 M rae q oag stindiHg osgif % kn0'rH 70 a.
AID xii IN 40 oass % departed from O}iy n0tSs ssoesi
Iag sigAfAaS are charged Jor a. GdysrtissueHt.
~ ssoaaaos .atsrats 70 -ssa rssei Communications
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FULL AND Rich STOCK.
SPLENDID GOODS.
PRICES GREA THY REDUCED.

DREss GOODS Rich CoOred ard Black SIX Robes Founes
Skirts Silk Dresses In Brocade and Chene
Of the most elegant goods In this market P
COored and Black Lyons silks superb quality Velour de Paris
Irish Popns, Rept de LANES fine assortment elegant
beautiful yaentis fine English and French Merno silk Striped
EMBROlDERIRS AND LACFResl Point Lace Sets Point AP
with beautiful Lace Muslin Cambria, Linen and Peque s
and Collars sngy Embroidered skirts splendid Embroidered
Handkerchief real Lace DO Many these Goods
superb and will make handsome Holiday Gin Bridal and Party
Dresses, in Muslins Thues and slhs.
wRAPPNGsSpendidV Velvet and Cloth Closks At price
the styles In the best Velvet and Cloths have all
hand have been ndHacaref ia Richmond shaws Of every
kind St-a oche and fine Wool do double and single
MEMS wEARAn qualities Of colored and Black French CAST
and Doekns Caoea French do Nengs In six and WOOL
American Casseres all grades Virginia cassmeres. satne'
Jeans and TEerd Gloves Craya Hose shirt Fronts frAEeL
ing Blankets and sha lis, Wool Shirts and Drawers
HOt 81 FURNISHING GOODS-Bed Blankets imported direct
this marke Danasks imported direct, Napkins and Cloths
and Cotton sheengs Curtain Goods In Damak and Mus
CARPETs CARPETS Carpetings In Velvet brussels and H.
gran and Floor Cloths stair Csrpetng Hemp do ku
in all qualities Door Mats &c, &C.
PLANTATION GOODs-whte and Colored Negro Blankets In
ported Europe James river Virginia Pulled Cloths Ngni
o4nabuys, Kerseys, Plain Tinseys, Plaid, Cotton &c.
order reduce stock the lowest point by the Isl
January will offer especially 10
CASH and promp, customers BARGAINS Expected.
WATKINS PICkLEN, No. 19 Main st.
dei8-6t Nearly opposite Exchange Bank
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drawn By NJ John Howard for the Memorials presented
by Mr. James Lyons and by Mr.. VIM Green, and was
adopted by the Association at its last meeting
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PREPARE FOR THE BILL.

49, oUS FEvER.-As the Fall appro aches, and Bhou
and Ague and feye has become prevalent person 'ho
prepare themselves with the proper remedies for these dAg
diseases The secretion Of bile and the inactivity Of the V
geher with headache pain the limbs and back might sweets ana
loss Of appetite the forerunners OF these maads and e
should be resoed TO by which these symptoms can
be at once removed For this purpose know Of nothing eq
BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTERS" They eradicate the BILE az
pei the palms, cool the eves strengthen the digestive organs
ate heahu circulation Of the blood, and produce hs
OF spirits which Of themselves tend greatly TO do Nh AL
heahuness These Bters be with perfect saiey
all and sexes without regard TO weather diet and
valuable family medicine In all where an aeFs 01
Is required
To be had ofPURcELL LADD co. and all other Pronnsl,
Druggists In the city OF Richmond elsewhere In Virginia s
North Carolina also OF c. sToTT Co., Washington, o.
sfABLER, 90, Baltimore; b. A. PAHNFsT0CE Co. PILE
delpha, and q BARNES PARK, New York
Orders fled by addressing u. BAKER, Proprietor,
sela-dke Richmond, Va
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In commenting or the report of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. the Philadelphia Worth Amsriean justly re-
marks tina, while Mr. Cobb processes 10 exhibit the pres
emit and prospective state the treasury until the LIST Of
.Ilv 1861. predclted upon the receipts and expend-
,u.s and the resources OF oau and notes provided by
C-r.ss he excludes from that statement entirely S2o
900 of treasury notes which cannot be reissued after
an ara due before the s0th of June next. Ia subse-
nt part of the report he very comphceuty refers to
,h, ,u, Item and saws that provision has been
made for the redemption Of the notes it will be necessary
f5 Congress 70 renew the law In other words Mr. Cobb
asks Congress TO give him S2'oolo)0 of treasury notes
mare than his own exhibit seems TO require. Upon what
rority doe, he exclude this debt OF the government
,r,i,ed 81, his own request from the liabilities OF the
r~.t wear when the notes au due They were issued
20 provide temporary means for meeting the augmented
expenditures Of chi, Administration, and now, when
5out 20 expire Congress is asked to them, and
ohm, 10 throw the butthen Of this Indebtedness upon an
OH er administration; for the request Of renewal will be
repeated next winter since it ia clearly manifest that the
r,euue will be sufficient TO carry on the government
II he House Of Representatives shall consent TO be thus
used t will deserve all the censure that must follow any
such concession TIE Administration created this debt
of $4,000 0Oo which proposes TO lap over, and
Which it does not even include in the account current OF
r wear Let be funded, that the country may see
exactly who is responsible This arful dodge OF treasury
notes has used for two years past TO deceive the
pubc and has occasoued much Of the misunderstanding
concerning the state othe finances which exists in some
plrts Of the country. Il devised for that very object
and To conceal the OF the borrowing which has
been resorted to r time of peace meet expenditures
OF eighty millions.
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Prssideu: B1charsn gives ex-Presieut Pierce sly
tbruss right under the short ribs IL to be found in
that part Of the Message which relates to the finances
aud 4 in the-e worswe have yea scarcely recovered
from the habits Of e1tavagant expenditure Prodacedby
our ovrfno~ng treasury during several years prior TO
,be commencement Of my administration The Pierce
ties might retort 0y sayOg that Gen. Pierce hed the
treasury to ov,raowiog and that Mr.. Buchanan has
cs,.sd everything In q 10 hOv out
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- -. s.sAsIasl y

According to these figures the present year wiproye
much more satisfactory than the past one but they are
bl estimate aud We fear far too sanguine 10 be
realised The income from customs, for instance Is eSti'
mated at S7,500ooo more than last year which, being
raj ed upon an average duty Of 10 per CENT would re-
an increase of imports to the amount Of S5OooooOo
IA prospect which there reason whatever TO an
,crat, We subjou the respective views entertained
by the President and Secretary the prospects ofthe
current financial year, and leave reader, to Judge
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600 REWARD.-Tne Books used by the late Col Gee
% ~ NJ Darlington, while Treasurer Of the Manchester Ahs
Falling Creek Turnpike Company have either been lost ma
stolen land the above reward will be paid their delivery 70
the underslgned by order Of the Board Of Director
de23-lm J A. CLARks n Treasurer
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WN. IRA SMITHS
Clothing MamUfactOry,
IO lADblDliI-b Nv loO's
I'M RIG HMoND

IN RIG HMOND, VA
1T Is fact not generally established my Clothing
Mandatory this city TEN YEARS AGO and have constant
" continued and make large portion OF M
stock in Richmond, as hundreds Of my customers will testify 10
prepared to receive Orders Tor WORK IN large or ma Iuah
heretofore and will guarantee to furnish them just AS low d"
terial
others shouders myself that
give much and good article for the price as any hOus
Let those who up Southern Manufacore
patronze old established houses first and let tbs
they justly merit for past present future services
This humbug, prove by from seyentyfve
hundred hands 10 employ and many Of them have been
for years.
Paonle the manufactures at home especially when you
can do so without additional cost WA IRA SMITH,
JA5 ia Main ~
C,O-PAR rNERSHIP-we, the undersigned have this
day entered into for he parPG;s Q, GSSGSe
BUSINESS old snodgras 18th
Main and Cary streets Richmond Va under the and style
oHAs. sNODGRAss,
ANDREW D. JOHNSTON
RICHMOND January 8, 1850.
CARD Having, as per advertisement above associated
N with In business Ma A. H. JonS1OS-lae with n2sey,
Tardy wlamsI take Ills occasion to return TO many
friends thanks for hebera patronage bestowed me for
the and respectfully ask continuance Of the
'' jasEd I'm CHARLES E. sNoDGRAss
RACON HAsKERvILL offer fOrsale
- l2s hhds Cuba Sugar
1Jt do Patent Cut Loaf do.
20 do. Crushed and Powdered do.
- Tierces Cuba Moasses
IA bbls. ooherhausens Molssses
! 4s6 bags Rio Coffee
| 81 do Laguayra Coffee
81 do. Java do. dat-lm)
WASHINGTON FACTORY,
PETERSBURG, VA.
HAVING been appointed agents for h factory offer for
| III sale the following articles, at factory prices:
Cotton Yarns from No 10 IL
| Seine Irvine, various sizes
| Plow Lines, large and small, and Cotton Cordage
| ia5-u JNn. y. GORDON 500.
STtR CANDLES.-2OO boxes J. H. Rogers Co Superior
| - Star Candles for sale by
| ia5-lmo sNODGRAss JOHNSTON.
90 BARRELS SURRY APPLE Bran
| 10 DY-for sale by
| Ja5-lm sNODGRAss JOHNSTON.
GLOVER sEED.-iOo bushels strictly prime. for sale by
' " ia5-lw sNODGRass JoHNsroN'
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he Trcnsnry Ralance sheet.

The following abstract from the report Of the Secreta-
~ OF the Treasury taken from the United States hcor'o
mist presents condensed view OF the finances OF the
country for the year ending June, So,h, lisa.
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Mr. DICKINSON moved that the Senate be requested
return the bill which passed the House Yesterday In
cooperating the Danvie Insurance Company. The mo-
ton was sustained by the mover, Mr. Seldom Mr.. kem-
per and Mr. DuckWall, and opposed by Mr.. Keen, Mr..
Magruder of A. aud Mr.. Gmer-the objection being
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-05
OYSTER FUSBUH.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The Speaker pro tenn, Mr.. CHRISTIAN, of Augusta,
took the Chair at the usual hour.
Prayer by Rev. T. G. Keen ofthe Baptist Church, Pc
tersburg.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE SENATE.
The Clerk read a communication from tie Senate an
uouncng the passage ofan amend the 26th Sec OF
chap l7G of tue Code
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Bills reported by the Chairmen OF various com
mittees changing the sales days In countless incorPo
rating the town of Sutton in Braxton Incorporating the
Monterey Division of Sons OF Temperance incorporating
the Jefferson Mining Company; for the speedy inves
CATION Of the origin of fires in Norfolk; incorporating
the Lynchburg Fire. Life and Marine Insurance Company
with amendment; increasing the capital stock OF the
Dunkard Creek Turnpike Company incorporating the
Valley Railroad Company to enable the Southslde
Rlilroad Company to construct branch from Blacks
Whites in Nottowsy to Roanoke river incorporating
the Richmond and Lynchhurg Railroad Company au-
thorizing loan to the Manassas Gap Railroad Company
authorizing the Coal River Navigation Company to con-
denim lands overlooked in consequence OF their improve
ment; incorporating the Steubensyle and Rock Creek
Turnpike Company increasing the capital stock OF the
Newark Turnpike Company incorporating the Hartman
Creek and Valley Railroad Company, amending the
charter of the Winchester aud Potomac Railroad Compa-
NY completing the turnpike of Slayens Cabin and Sum
aersvlle Company.
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SAPONIFHER,
CONCENTRATED POTASH.
More than Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potash.
NOR making Soap without lime with little trouble and at hng
article dscoveredlor the
One pound twelve fifteen gallons OF good son Soap
nine Soap Printers will I'm superior article for
cleaning type Is perfectly soluble and free from impurities
Broken In small Jumps and put In O. and d.
Manufactured the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS, Brook
lyn and sold by T. r. DURKEE co,
se30--dkwlyls Isl Pearl Street, New York.
THE BEST KEROSENE Olive the sole
agents a large German Factory lin Gemany) Of this
peror burning brancy and dur ability surprising be-
fore market Seven will burn hours giving light
large almost clear water and having little smell
We shall always be supplied with large quantity
which sell by the gallon barrel at less price than
the market and than be had In New York city
deS DOVE 4 co, ~ Main II.
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The total receipts from ordinary sources are s55,+o5
1.5 90. and the disbursements on account OF Civil List
Interior Warsud Navy DepTtments,are S66,S462 26 l5
showing deGci. Of income amounting to Sl2,94l 1853 II
I'm addition 10 the ordinary sources Of expenditure
the government, has had to pay account Of the pub
Il, debt sl74o5.2sl "A. To meet this as also to sup
9y the deficiency Of income there has been borrowed
loan of 1855 $500 OoO and Treasury notes So
st7 lo5. amounting together to S2S,2s7 400 This ex
hi5t of our national finances is not likely to be hailed
with general satisfaction by the country as an income
%. p.r cent below the expenditure cannot be regarded
%, a satisfactory condition of public affairs.
continuance Of this state of things would in three
y,,rs raise our national d,bt from Sl5oloooo its pres
. amount TO about Sso.ooo.0)l. The evil demands
s-u,, remedy and We should have bean glad TO see it
rented more earnestly by the Secretary of the Treasury
NJ Cobb is sangune enough to hope that continued
Increase in the business OF the country will bring mp the
income TO the required amount without varying the pres
emf sources ornc5me It's probable that the receipts on
account of import duties will be larger during the present
wear than the year eudng last June but there is no pro-
t of he Increase being all proportiOnate TO the eS-
.s of expendture aud to lean on THAI resource viii
certainly prove deceptive The imports for the last halt
,f the fiscal wear we're uaprecedentedly heavy fully
a 20 those of the irst half Of the year S59-60; and
20 +, not probable that the receipts from the pres
eat time mp TO jul, Is,, 1850, will much exceed those
for the corresponding period Of last year and for
s, rs,,ons we do not see any sufficient grounds for
expecting large increase of revenue from the customs
The Secretary very properly reluctant to augment the
present high rates of duties on imported goods An a'-
tre duty OF per cent is quite as much as the couc-
v is disposed to endure and could not be increased
~ b,ut detrimeut to trade besides, frequent change
Of tariff are the greatest evils that can be Inflicted on
trade The President however, il disposed 10 raise the
i.,ome by leyying heavier tariff; that doubtless APP
pe.riug to him short method Of securing desirable
object What the country wants however Is lower du
Ties and greater economy in conducting the prohc bust
n,.s aud the latter, at least It has rightto expect
The Secretary report presents the following estimates
%
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We call ar, nuon 10 the very able Memorial OF 'n'
Central Southern Rights Association published N our Is
sue Of this uOrning Tnis paper IVES the 'n6'l'u's
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where " doctors disagree.


where " doctors disagree.
The resident says
90 o.. appear from the re-
% ot ths Secretary u he
.sary, that 70 d extremely
aa,.1I. 90 saw the lsast.vhe;h-
er ws shall be able 90 pass
tsrash tse present sud neat
ts.a. years without providing
atIrjo-alreyeaue should such
ai-a.isacy occur, as appre-
bend. I would recommend that
.h.ue--ssa-y revenue be- raised
ty al Increase oi our pres,ut
Iutlss ou imp.rts.
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SIR ROHAN'S GHOST.


THE SILVER THREADS
which Time Introduces Into the the hair prevent thousands pa
wearing Ehskers and moussches; and yet In m
Chrstadoro Excelsior Dye would every hbr A
DARK As NIGHT.
twenty from the apparent age Of the nd
al The triumphant result OF
DR. CHILT0N's ANALYSIS
proves this dye be wholesome for the hair II Eonds
for is beautlfyins properties Ladies whose beauty materially
depends upon the color Of their wealth Of hair" will find this
article that they IAN SAFELY USE.
Sold everywhere spepped by all Hair Dressers CHRIsTA
D0RO, Aston House, New York. deT-imks
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The Secretary says ;
Undertaking these views, 1 DO
NOT doubt tina, the sctual receipts
Into the treasury for the present
and next asyal year- will be fully
equal 20 the estimate. The only
remaiai gquestlou in connection
With the estimates 10 he con,ij-
cred, ia the probable demands
upon the treasury during this
period. Il the appropriations
made at the present session do
not exceed the amount contain
I'd On the estimates, Il Is believed
that they can be met with tie or
binary and extraordinary re
celpts already provided for BY
Law.