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The national Republican., 1862-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
nROsP r Us OF THE WEEKLY
i NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.

L NATIONAL REPuBLIcAH
The undersigned commenced, in tAs month Of
last the pSSSSrSSn pssS tSs n tn: ;y
loan. -. ...
Il is printed on large sheet, twenty. seven
by, forty.two inches, and ia furnished atthe low
II win contain ali the original matter of the
daily National Republican, with the exception
Of local news not interesting to country sub
soribers.
1t win give full reports Of the proceedings Of
National Goverkment. ,
It viii contain ali tho news Of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &c., 3d., a well a. an
original correspondence from all pafts Of tho
receive special attention, and, in all respects,
the effort will be made TO establish the ohArac.
tor Of the Nationa! Republican a. Family
Newspaper.
the current military atoms, gfs.t shcntion
will be paid to furnishing the readers Of the
National Republican with full, and especially
with aocvrals. accounts Of the progress Of the
In politics, tho paper will BE- Republican, sus.
tanning the Administration Of hr. Lincoln, but
disolsiming, however, any prstsnsisn to be the
organ OF the President. ..-.
The is no other Republican paper in the Dis.
It is believed that recent events have opened TO
such . paper an important sphere Of useful
effort. The time has come, when the actual
administration Of the Government upon Rspub
lican principles will explode the inisreprssen.
tations which have made those principles 20
distasteful to the South. r.t'-
But 1t ia not only here, and In this vicinity,
that the projectors Of the National 1epubliodx
hope to make II useful. To the whole country
they offer q Journal which will discuss national
politics from q national standpoint, and which
will never be swsrved from patriotic duty by
any overpowering pressure Of local interest.
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on Boston, New York, Philadelphia, or Bslti.
more; smaller amounts In gold, or In nstes Of
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81. so per annum, In advance.
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We are Agents for the Sale Of

We are Agents for the Sale Of
MocLAINs CELEBRATED
COCOANUT HAIR Oils,
AIp ALss TsR
MERCHANTS CoI.oGNEs, EXTRACTS. ETC,
wORSLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
AND WINDSOR SOAPS,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Alss, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which We Offer at the Nanufsoturers'
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell ut New York and Phila.
dslphis prices, or perish in the attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
ohsapsst-delivsrsd fres.
Ladies' and Gentlemen give us an early oan,
II makes no difference whether you buy or not.
look over our full lines Of Staple and Panoy
Goods, for Holiday Presents and Gifts.
~ Gentlemanly clerks are always ready to
wait on you.
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THE undersigned also manufactures and keeps on
hand large assortment Of
Oficers Saddles
do Shabraques
do Sword Belts and Mountings
dc Sword Belt Supports
do Skeleton Knapsacks
Saddle Blankets
Brides and Martingales
Saddle Valises
Hair GiIths
Oflcers Sword Knots
do Hayersacks
Plain Feed Bags
Buffalo Robes
Horse Covers and Hoods
do Blankets
Superior Leather Trunks
Travelling Bags
Side Saddles
hiding and Carriage " hips
Brass and other Spurs
Carriage and other Harness
And every article In his line at low prices for cash.
JAMES 3. TOPHAM,
DEC ~ 499 Seventh street.
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where do you get MEALS at all hours, and RE.
FRESHMENlS S of every kind'
Ar THE RIALrO HOUSE,
Corner of d and Ninth streets
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VTNHE UNION WILL STAND,
i NO MATTER WHO'S PRESIDENT
onsequently, ! shall remain In Washington, and
continue to pursue my occupation Of
HOUSE, SION, AND ORNAMENTAL
~ r a Z N T Z N q Z -
GLIDING in all Its branches, Old GLAZING
promptly attended to. Painting and Ornamentins
Cottage Furniture in the best style. also cali at
tention to the Painting of Roofs and Brick Walls.
All the above / will do as cheap q the ohespsst
I therslose solicit the patronage Of my frisndsan
Of the District. Punotuality strictly
observed, and work done In the best manner.
Yoa VIII please mind your stops, and stop st
M T. PARKER'b
Painting Establishment,
No. s. Louisiana avenue (north side),
between Sixth and Seventh streets
S.-Sigus put ~ free of charge, rs uTusl.
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The following lets OF fsilvsr-Plated Ware
are OF the Best Mako in the Trade, and
are wsrrinted - be Ds1bls.Flated on
The best mstsrial, sad eqsal In quality
70 any Plated oeods sold BY the best
regulated Hsusess
FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Full sstts Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ts.
-... .,i BILE spoons. .............. fof3t6o
Tipped and Threaded rs-
BE Fos hs..............f for $50
Tipped ., Threaded Tea
Spoons to match. for 100
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Porks. for 200
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Tsbls Spoons. ss............."... for 400
We sell:
Fine Silver plated Cups, Mug, Goblsts, Salt
Stands, In every pattern. retail price o. for leo
Elegant Silver plsAed Cake and Card Bss.
koo... Wortu ~ W. iT o.VV
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Highly Important to The Military!
Now is the time to send your friends and families
HOLIDAY PREsENTs AND GIFTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND GIFTS.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to
by return mail on this side Of the Potomac or
in Virginia. On reosipt Of an order for any Of
the above articles, with the amount and IL OTIS.
in postage stamps, to pay for packing and
postage, we will send-fres-by return mail,
any article ordered.
~ Be sure and write name and address,
(oamp, company, regiment, &c.) plain.
RIMEhsxk all goods war7onsed - represented, or
the money returned within six days.
81 Store open from D. m. 10 lop.m.
Don't forget ths No.
No. so, SO, so, 80.
P.J. BELLEw co.,
dsoa~am Ms,uAosaSssS AssnsA
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III uic Cuts, A 10 tiic uOdy
part Of the bucket, and is
made Of cotton duck, water
proofed to prevent soaking
and mildew b is the Joint.
ed rim, which may be fold
ed with the bail G between
the two parts The head
rope ID may be detached
from the bucket when used
for water purposes, and It
may be handled by the
bail G like an ordinary
bucket
The feeding q horee from
q simple nose bag Is injuri-
dition, but in the use Of the
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used tor water at any moment wherein. perhaps,
possesses ts greatest usefulness Its compsctness,
when folded for transportation, Is shown by cut No
in cut No
1t is highly recommended by large number Of
ofncers both In regular and volunteer srmies
JAMES y. TOPHAM,
Agent for d. c..
400 Seventh street, W ashington.
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Where do you get the best ALE, LIQUORS and
CIGARS at the cheapest price
AT TIE RIALTO BOUSE,
Corner Of d and Ninth streets
ian 6-StMTuSF
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GAS FITTING.
u. RLunn7hR,
GAS AND STEAM FILTER

664 Seuenth st., near Canal Bridge, Washington.
AL orders executed at the shortest notice, In the
most substantial manner, and On reasonable .e1s.
Pasonal oaaattoa given TO every department Of the
busineas. nov 26
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fyNERAL ORDAR.

EENERAL OhDNR.
NkvY DEPAlInBNr, Dec % 1854.
The Navy Department has . rsndssvous foe ship.
ping men Il each Of The following places:
Portsnouth, New Hampshire.
Boston and New Bedford, Massachusetts,
PSiisdsivhls and Bris, Psnnsyivan,a
Baltmere Msrylsnt: and
iWashisgtsn, District Of Columbis.
Z Ssamsu, Ordinary soamen, aAd laAdsnQen who ea1
themselves q the rendezvous n, arest hs rsdsnss,
With on ofhcisl oertncate from The city or town
clerk dgnifytng that thsy are residentS and have
expressed desire 70 leave 70 enter the navy, will
Ist An sliowasos Of three osnn mile for travel.
3D. 1n advance Of grse months to seansa and or.
dinafy seamen, and Of t,o, months 70 landsmeu,
70 sneir ninisss 10 oonmsnes tSs date oi thsir sn
Ith 70 10 on board thip their ordinary clothes,
where an outfit will be furnished and charged -
PEE list, being the present prices, viz:
One psir blue cloth trow::,s . 50
One blue flannel ovsrshirt.. irt..................I %
Two under flannel shirts 81
wo pairs wooles drawers. 10
One matue.s.............. ~
Two DiAnkcU.... sssssss .s.s.s.....s'. w
On On S.oH | TX Observation-Disclosures. q
Ssi =
ThsRsy Of petty se'r' s-'rsss' 'ao to 'ss month.
10. ecemen. .....................B 40.
Do ordinary seamen............1l do.
Do. landSmen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS do
And food found
OF ths n eslatioa Who has not been Dur months q
y. " - ~ aiDsoN wELLEs,
dse 2S-soet sserstary ofths Navy.
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Army Bucket, the
horse u not sufo.
Gated by the dust
IN the grain, and
gets Q free circula.
ton Of breathing
air. The Army
Ruckef NAV he
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NONTEDTRD LAND OA0GS On Appeal,
- or othsrwisa, ssquiriax argument or invshga,
or iDdividuals Suspended entries, etc. Tks under
signed, lstslZ In charge q the PIE enpdon bulAA,
nay BE- eo.s1ltsd g 10 - Psnnsylvsnia svSDtss
Rsfer 70 ofAsials Of the Land Dspartnsnt
deoo-1ms JOHN n. BLNCKLBY.
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WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN A
w large assortment Of GRAY and BLUE FLAN.
MEL OvER-SHlRTS WHITE SHIRTS, DRAW.
ERS, CAMP BLANKETS, HALF-HOSE, &c. SO,
which we invite all cash purchasers to examine before
WALL, STEPHENS b CO.,
No. 322 Pennsylvania avenue,
nav 80 between 9th and 10th streets
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last week, which have been built the PAST
season. Dyer P. Jordan Esq, has just raised
the frame Of a Barque Of three or four hun.
bred tons
The saw-mills have been kept running
most of the time during the season. The
low state of the river for awhile, in the
summer, only, retarding operations. Upon
the whole, the usual amount of lumber has
been manufactured. When the season 3 op-
erations have been closed up, We will en-.
deayor 10 publish the sum total
The large number OF men that have gone
in the service OF the country, has served to
give employment to all those remaining be-
mind. But few idle men have been seen this
season, at the corners of the streets and
the numbering operations in the woods, we
suppose. will give employment to all the
men that desire work during the winter.
We cannot, therefore, believe that the
country in this locality will find itself,at the
end of 1862, any poorer than it was at the
commencement Of the year bat think the
reverse is the fact Farmers certainly OBJ
tain the very highest price for oil kinds of
produce, and the merchants have sold more
than an average amount Of goods, and more
for cash than heretofore, and our lum1crmen
have no good reason to complain.
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The President Message.

We exclude much matter prepared for
this issue as well as an unusual number OF
army letters, to make room for the message
OF the President We have no time or space
to make comments this week, aud hope all
our readers will reserve theirs, until they
have had time to re-read, and to thoroughly
understand it. 1t should not be condemned
or praised merely because it is the produc-
ton, aud contains the views ola Republican
President. but be judged fairly and Impair
TALLY in the lightof current history and the
magnitude OF the topics discussed. 1t is pot
So long bat I'LL can lind the time to read it,
nor 50 verbose and desaitory, as to make the
reader yawn over it. 1t is well written,
closely reasoned, able, earnest and patriotic.
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FRIDAY DECEMBER 6, 1852
To Our Subscribers.

We have just ordered a new lot Of paper
to commence the new volume with. aud tue
price is nearly double that pail for the pa
per we are now using. The question arises,
what shall be done about it How are we
to continue publishing paper, if the bare
white paper costs quite AZ much, as we sell
it for when printed? We do not like to in
crease on the price. and we not like Il work
for nothing and find ourselves. We did
think of enlarging, but this is out of the
question now and we cannot well reduce
the size, because we find it difficult to get
half as much space, as We en- fiud interest
ing matter that We would Ike 70 publish
TIE only, really feasible way to get along is
to insist on payment in advance. We there
fore have come to the conclusion Il an.
nounce to cur readers that all the change we
Shall make is to insist on pre- payment. This
viii be much better for ali concerned. 1t is
better for US than it is to wait two or three
years, and then clam S2,O0.
All subscribers, will therefore have the
Amerieaa sent t. them, for 81 80 strictly in
advance, SIX monthes $ 90, or il paid with
in Thirty DAYS, it will be just the salae. A.
ter that, VIC shall charge S2,a0 per year.
Viii all subscribers, who are in arrears,
Just pay up and commence new year with
81 81 to their credit. Some have already
done So Others will find it for their adyan-
tage to do SO. All who owe for ls62, can
settle at 81 80 a, any time previous to Jan
uary 1868 All dues for subscription before
the commencement of this volume, will be
charged 500 per year.
Some subscribers who have Iatrouzed Us
for five, six, styea, and most eight years,
without paying anything, must not complain
if We erase their nlmes after January, nn-
less they settle up.
To those subscribers, who have always
raid up, and who lave been punctual, and
lave always extended to US 4 full measure Of
clOd will, we return our cordia. thauks.
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BALTIMORE. November u lS6.


Two or TIRE. evenings a,o one Of our most
ardent ami indaeut;.l Union citizens. han
neninc to ap,irh,cb the of6c, counter Of one
IF our nrinciral bat.l II hight his ci,ar
WAS bon..tlv BETRAYED iato Il Father unusual
exhibition. even Tor his iunul,ive natur,. OF
his loval lc.linrs There was wiry f,ure
of n hined standing near. diseussjnr in nd
and sbrill tones the merits Of the war
AGAINST the reh .!Iion. .Tals war" said he
:. Is MI ~ he ended by tine sword II mus
he ended only Inv the men - or ardent
Unioni.ts. on hearin, This hcrc,ical santj.
mcnt. found himself b ,ilinr over. and in.
SANITY br,ke ont with - nv man who
holds such nm eninien is 4 traitor !" Who
are vnn sir. that calls me traitor o. =. NV
name 81. there's mv card =
TIE STRANGER was taken all aback
The visitors in the hall cr,uded r,und tho
calloouis,s. -. am from New Ilampshire
sir " at last resron4ei the author Of the
heretical sentiment. That fully accounts
f,r van bold;ng sucb an onini,n yon ore =,
narthern rebel sir - II ruess | have n
-, :, mo a,.;,;,r s;r h g. T nj, ~
Van have not here sir Yon nav tai. and
vote tre,son in the North, but y3u cam a ,
!, hera .;r With i,nnnni,s IL, nv, wiSL
to pe, into 4 PERSONAL conflict with npy snc1
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-" \ Subscriber - and perhaps well
wishing friend wishes us to inquire - why We
advertise patent inedicin s. We viii here
and now answer him that we do not. Oar
readers are aware that We have for years ex.
eladed everything OF the sort, and the only
seeming exeepction that we know of is the adj
vertisenent Of Doct j, C.. Aver & Co.'S rene
dies hich now stands in our columns -
II our friend does not know we will inform
him that these are not patent" or even s.
eret medicines Th ir cumT osition has been
made as publicly known as any other selen-
tifle fact and has moreover had the approval
Of the highest medical authorizes in the land
But what affords Us perhaps still greater
coniidenee in their worth is our peers nal
knowledge of the man who makes them and
the results that have followed from use:
results as familiar to our readers and to the
commanity as th'y are to ourselves.
lt has been our privilege TO know Doct.
Aver ever sines be graduated from the Penn
University in the same class with one of our
xersonal friends nor have we ever ceased to
watch " ith interest lis singular success in
and untjring devotion to the noble profession
lie has chosen. II anybody will tell wha, we
can advertise of more interest to our patrons
than rernedi that will cure them when they
are sick We shall cheereuily give it the hem
silt ND our circrati1n.- DamarorG I'll }
s6crtssf.
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WAR NEWS.
NEW YoRK Both

NEw YORK, Both.
Several of the regiments attached tc
Gen. Banks expedition embarked yester.
day, and number to-day. Major Cen
eral Banks, accompanied by Major Gen.
eral Augur and Colonies Clark and Howe
spent the entire day in visiting the trans.
ports, making thorough personal inspec.
ton.
New YoRK, 30th,
The steam frigate Vanderbilt has ar,
rived from search for the pirate Allaba-
ma. She has steamed 1000 miles, having
cruised from the Grand Banks to the
southwark Of Bermuda. She spoke a
large number of vessels, but only one
the bark Revolution, spoken Nov "A, lat.
S4:l5, lon. 70:44-that had seen her, viz.
in lat. 2739, Ion. 70,
BALTIEoRE, 30th.
The Passaic iron clad arrived at
Fortress Monroe at one o'clock Saturday.
OF Cape Henry she started two bolts in
her boiler. and was towed in. She be-
haved very well at sea.
New YORK. 29th.
The steamer Cambria has arrived from
New Orleans.
A powerful squadron is concentrating
in the Mississippi. There are already
more vessels at New Orleans than at any
time since its capture. \ large number
of boats have been armed.
There is great activity in military cir
cies preparatory to offensive movements.
A general inspection of arms and men
was about to take place.
Colonel Nckerson of Maine has been
appointed to the command Of the brigade
late under Colonel Dudley who has been
appointed to Gen. Buffers staff
General Butler is about to place over
seers on the confiscatel plantations to
save the cotton and sugar.
The new cotton crop is coming in quite
freely.
General Butler has permitted the re-
sumtion of the publication OF the Nation
al Adrocate, after explanations from
Jacob Barker, who says he had no inten-
ton Of aiding the rebellion,
NEW ok, GUN.
New Orleans advices give glowing ac-
counts of the Union demonstration on the
10th. 1t consisted Of long procession,
in which the Union clubs joined, aud a
grand meeting at the St. Charles Theatre,
presided over by j. A. Rozier and fifty
Vice Presidents. Speeches were made
by Mr.. Rozier, Hon. Thomas J. Darant,
Colonel Deming and others. Resolutions
were adopted sustaining desire for the
speedy opening Of the Mississippi river,
and endorsing the rule of Gen. Butler.
CAIao. ooh.
The grand army Of the Southwest is ali
IN motion.
Gen Sherman left Memphis on Welnes-
day, with his force.
Gen. Grants army struck their tents
at noon yesterday, and marched off on the
Holly Springs road. Seven days rations
were prepared. Oaly one tent was allow
ell to 20 men, lone to the officers OF each
company, and six wagons to each regiment.
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Presidents Message.


=, lar. Cjt,-ep< IF III, & mt and Ji,uSe of
p.,,....5,.,......
Since your last annual assembling another
year ot hetith ana ooantital nary SIS has
passed anu WINE IL mas not pleased ths Al
mighty L hieSs US with fetnra oi lcdce'
We can bat press on guid ID by the best Ii.hi
ne gives US, trusting thit IN MS own Soou
time aud Wise way ali Will he well.
Foreign Affairs.
The ,rrcspondcnce touching foreign af-
,airs winch has taken place during the last
wear is herewith submitted, ia virtual com
pliance with request t. that effect made by
the House of Representative near the close
Of the last ssion OF Congress. Ii the con
diti1ns OF our relations with other nations i
less gratifying thah II has usually eten at
iJriher ferrous, IL is certainty more sat'site,
Tory than nation 80 uhhApihy instructed
as we, might rtasohaoiy nave appreAeuueas
In the month oil June last there were some
grounds u expect that the maritime powers
"Hteh' at tue beginning OF our duthss'lc III
hcult'es, 50 uhWise!y ana unnee 'Ssarl y a.
We tiInk, to recoShi1t The insurgents a a
oeliiSerent, would soon rcccde from t..'!t T.
stun, which las proved only less IfgufI5h'
t. Themselves than II our own country, bal
the Temporary re9er'es which afterwards be-
tel the National arms, ana winch We're ex-
aSSer tet by our own disl'Ha citizens
Abroad, have hitherto delayed tiat act o.
simple justice
Ihe eva war "h'eh mas 81 f4H'etii.N
cAan 5ed i1r Tue ih7ihrhe tue oee, lN'elo' anu
hdblts OF the American ieolie, has hees,s.t-
rlly disturbed the s'elaI condition, ana al
iected very atePly 'he prosperity OF the ~
tons with "Aieh we nave carrier on
Commerce that Las been steadily lncrcas! M
throughout a period oi ha'i century. Il
has al tue same sithe excited 1!'tset am Il
tons and apprehension which nave rF14nc-
ed profound agitation Throughout the CIV
i!Ized world.
In TINS unusual eation we Lave iorborh'
taking part an any controversy between Tor
eisa States, ana between partles or factions
IN SUCH States we have attempted no lroi a
sindisn, ana acknowledged no revolution
but have lett to every nation the exclusive
Conduct aud management u It's own affairs
Oar struggles have been OF e51rse contem
plated by foreign nations with reference les
to its suPposau, and often exaggerated eli
iects, and the consequences resulting to thos'
nations themselves.
Nevertheless, compliant on the part .
tins Government, even II 1t were Just, woulC
certainly be nnwise. The treaty with Urea
Britain Tor the Suppression OF the African
siAve trade has been pu' INTO OPERATION wit'
good prospect OIL complete success IL !
an occasion VI espee'a! pressure ~ aeAho"'
IL .I;' .ne 'He.u.,oa =, y y" '"s tA's
l'e' 80 "'' ~" NO.. NJ
w., a,oS 49, "a ',i 81. -, $3.50 r.;
'"V - S ,ea go" 80; 49, '"'
up r. b. ]' III ,noro- f,r tho oh,
~ g ,bo s,ad, n'as b. ban ~ w.,
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TIE naox-cIAps. II is said that FIVE OF the
Esn.clads will be ready for SEA by to-day
Each is armed witha fifteen inch gun, the
eject OF which upon fortress is yet to lie
demonstrated l,y experiment, This gun car
six four hunar d and City pound bah.
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African Colonization.

Applications have been made to me by
many free Americans Of African descent to
favor their emigration With view to such
colonization as was contemplated in recent
acts Of Congress. Other parties at home
aed abroad. some from interested motives,
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Receipts and EXP snditures.

The receipts into the United States Treas
ury from all sources, including loans and
balance from the preceding year, for the ifs
cal year ending on the 30th of June. ls62,
were $3.50, SS5 ,2i7 Of which sum $40 ,056,-
397 60 were derived from customs 81 1885,
33l 70 from the direct tax /; from the public
lands Sl52 ,203 - from miscellaneous sour
ces S93l,7S7 III : from loans 10 all forms,
$500 500, 400 50; the remain Ter 2,aa57 ,065-