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LANDS IN THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA,
BEAUFORT DISTRICT, SOU tn CAROLINA.
1dent Of the United States, Issued of the date OF
september ls, 1854, In pursuance Of the eleventh
hon :. piaeet TaHss Ia InsarrestiopaIy f oSIists
within the United stAtes, and for other purposes"
approved June Z, lss2, and OF the act amen
s q rae 'Ha SMITH SS %oSdEns
and william Henry Hisbane, United States Direct
Tax ComniSsionefs for the, District Of south Caro-.
lima, do hereby declare and make known that
public sAls viii 30 held at the office OF the Commits
iisners aforesaid, in the town Of Beaufort Parish
Carolina, commencing on the 18th day Of February,
1854 at 70 O'Clock a. m OF said day. for the disposal
Of the Fl to wits
The Marion Chaplin Place, the Daniel Pope
Place, sea side, the Ann FripP Place, Llttlewood
Frpp Place, the Pritsisfd Place, The Perry Place,
WFIsA Island, the DathAw Inlet, and bAthAw
- ON LADIES' ISLAND.
Bluff Farm, Palmetto Island, the WiEg Place, the
Joe Johnson Place, the Porter Place, Wood Lawo,
mi, Lucy Point, BoiuI Point, AIhdale, Blythe.
weed Pine Land, the SANS Pine Land, and the
s: l s9' a:s. Eai he ' sIs' q i #. e G a
SsfsrSn, Without compensation to the SSu owners s
Ai''' ''A' on FORT ROYAL ISLAND.
The S HnsIry stewart risces spring HI, otaheite,
Lloyd Field, MuIkle Bush, the RetreAt, the Ellis
Cherry Hill, the Tom BAyard Place, the HaberShAm
Place, Prospect Hill, Grove Hill, Burlington Wood
ward, Rice Park, the Campbell Pine Land Wood
Land, and the Pine Land tract, except two hundred
acres OF the same heretofore redeemed from the
tax sale BY Frederick A. Eustls; HATbOr Island,
Fhpp's Island, and Caper's Island. The last six
tracts OF land will be sold subject to the right OF
the United States to cut and remove the wood and
timber thsrefrom without compensation to the
owners.
The lands to be sold comprehend In all about
twenty-three thousand acres. They are to be sold
In diViAIona or pAroel1, not to exceed three hun
dred and twenty acres to any ore purchaser. Said
GAle will Aot be kept open longer than sixty days
Il en- the commencement Of the same.
And We do further make known and declare that
and twenty-five cents an acre each, and that the
SAne will not be sold unless the bids advance he
yond that sunni and that when any tracts or lots OF
land have erected thereon dwelling houses, barns
and other out-heuseI, the same will be appraised
at the cash value thereof and in case any Of thu
said lots or tracts OF land on which the said build
ingn arc erected ahRll fall when offered Tor sale az
AforesAid to be bid up to sum equal to one third
part Of the appraised value thereof the same viii
be withdrawn from this sale.
The Commits toner's reserve single hid to l,,s
publicly made BY them, or by their authority, OIG
each parcel or tract Of land offered for sale, OF
such sum - they may deem eligible, not less than
one-third OF the appraised value. no r. '.|
Given under our hands, at the town OF Beaufort
Aforesaid, this 9th day Of December. A. D., 1888.
A. d. SMITH,
H| '.' ID. w. 4. Wording
WIN. HENRY BRISBANE,
dsiStu'm oftLO DlLtlst Of south Caroline,
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uosTETTERs oELEBRATEl
STOMACH BrTTKRs.


READ AND REFLECT. L..
Mako sure Of HEALTH "But howl" you ash.
We answer, tia an easy task.
strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
Tho NEHvEs, the servants Of the brain. jog
The LIvER keep in active play
And rrgiddie, from day 70 day. ..r...4.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan, ..H...
Brsos and rsfresh the IHHEn MAN,
And like watch, that's kept in chime
BY constant care, with railroad time,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spiTtis, too. ...
"How," you inquire, team this be donef
This Victory s'er Disease be WOMB
"HosTETTEn'I BITTEns," We reply,
IL HEALTH's sUPREmE PRoTECTIoN-TRY
A. = means Of regenerating the diserderod and
enfeebled system regulating every function Of the
internal organs reyiyinE the depressed spirta In
vigorsting the constitution, and prolonging life,
no medicinal preparation, either Of The past or
the present time, has been 90 completely and uni
versAlly successful a. boo u'r.E.
HesTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS. ,...
Against the vapors foul prepare,
That fever faint the heavy air.
Drink not unmixed the water found
In prairies, woods, or marshy ground.
n sedentary toll you ply, '...... .t Z
Nature you mus dssfa-or die;
For when debarred from exercise
For ARTIFICIAL aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
IL threatened evil TO prevent;
And ifyou'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the tapreparsd,
Hostetter's Bitters uss-ior note
TAsv are the suREsT ANTIDoTE.
To set At defiance the miAEmA OF unhealthy soils,
the poison OF unwholsomo water, the efhnviA ol
crowded worlcFooma and factories, and ne bAne-
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All diseases ofa private nature treated In the
most reicntins mannsr, and radical sures sfes,sd
a ali eases. sYPHnITIc AFFECTIONS CON
RRHGA, GLEET. STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
FLAMES, OF tho result Of YoLuPTUoUS
DREAMs, or any weakness Of the sENERATIvE
ReANs, trom any cause Whatever, or how long
'iASdinG, thoroughly and radically sursdI also,
.,UT, RBEUMATIsHi, NEURALGIA, and other
BRoEIC DISEASES Of the tfERvEs, MUSCLES
,oNEs, and JOINTS sCRoFuLA, BLoToHEs
srHr FACE, ERuPTIoNs on the Limbs and
sOdy, aud ali other ERUPTIvR DISEASES and
DISEASES or rHr BLOOD, from whatever cause
hey may have arisen. .rr7t .r.-. .. o.
AFFLICTED AND uNFoRTuEArEI o."
No matter what your disease, let no false dali
,.oy prevent you from applying inneciasoiy 10
Or ysllny, who is acknowledged TO be by far the
nos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear no, 70 cone and make
Known your misfOrtunss, and no viii speedily ssnd
you on your way reioisins.
mLF-ABusE, r.
mar drssdful seourEs Of the young, indulssd IA
when alone, destroys the ssnsrstvs organs, unnta
iOu for married lifs, produsins weakness Of the
,ssk .nd limbs, Loo. OF animation and muscular
aver, papltatlon of the heart, nervous irritsbili
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TNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
SraTES ron THE skGn nisTpIcT

bIAIE10 FOH NE ohED DIo NUT
To all lbhom Hldy concern, GREETING:
Notice is hereby given, that, on the 26th day OF
November, 1859, the United States steamer James
AdEer captured, as lawful prize, the schooner
Ella tackle, ke., and cargo, and brought the same
into this District for adjudication, and the same
are libeled and prosecuted in this Court In the
name OF the Unifed States, for condemnation -
such lawful prize, and have been arrested by the
Marshal as suehi and that said cause will stand
for trial at the City Hall, in the city OF Washing
ton, on the hrst Monday Of February next, when
and where all persons are warned to appear TO
show cause why condemnation should not be de-
creed and to intervene for their interestsj JAnu-
AIRY II, 1854 r. J. MEfGs,
EaIa.qawtd Clark
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
i pain, with Innoxious vspor, by DIR. s. b.
sTGEsM oND, No. geo PenhbyiyAnia avenue,
inventors and sole manufacturers 81 AnAsathetic
reform, Ether, but strictly AhAeathetie Agent
tirely free from oxhilerating Affects and perfectly
; and s @ path pleasant
dAoh-dH ...... ... =. M. T.. .......I.
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ORPHANS COURT.

JANUARY 2, 1884,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNiY.-TO WIT: Y.
In the case OF Lydia p. Haskell, admlnlstratrix
Of Mathew Haskell, deceased, the adminiutratrix
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Orphans
Court OF Washin gton county Aforesaid, appointed
Tuesday, the 26th instant, for the final settlement
and distribution OF the personal estate OF Baid de-
ceased, and OF the assets in hand, as far as the
same have been collected and turned into mo-
neyi when and where all creditors and heirs Of
safe deceased are notified to attend, lat the Or
phAns Court of Washington County Aforesaid,)
with thyir claims properly vouehed, or they may
otherwise by law he excluded from all benefit In
der be published Aweek for three weeks in the
National Republican, previous to the said day Of
settlement.
Test z. @. ROBBINS,
janI-iAw3w Register of Wills.
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A LEXANDRIA HOTEL ANB RES
N TAURANT--MealS and RefreahmentB fur.
niShed in superior style, the New York plan, at
J. MeCARTHY's REsTAuRANI, 40 kinE street,
(ODpoUite Provost MArshAla once Alexandria, Va.
Strangers and citizens should not fail to call
de2I-fm
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GOVERNMENT SALE BY AUCTION
VI AT THE UNITED STATES NAVY YARD,
GOsPoRT, VIRGINIA.-Wlll be Sold at Auction,
the 8h % February, 1854 the property recovered
from the channel In the vicinity ofthe Navy Yard
consisting Of the wrecks Of the kloops-ofwAr Ger
mAntownp and "Plymoutb,n two GunboAts, (oI
wood,) and SINAI vessel, formerly used a water
boat, with all the contents belonging to and re-
manning on them At the day ofsAle.
Also, the following lots Of recovered property;
AGA pounds (mofe or isSsj Copper, ishset,
A small quantity Of Composition, .f...r'.
sas iheets Boiler Iron, VARIOUS sizeS) weighing
20 tons (mCrs or less, old Wrought Iron, princl-
tons (Iaors or least loose Cast Iron. t..
quantity OF Chain Gables, various sizes, ssti.
Twelve u2) Cast Iron Guns, various OAlbrs, est.
mated st tons.
Large anShOrs, averaging about tOnl
Water Tanks.
A lot OF Round shot and ConleAl shells,
Aud some other sman articles which will be col
leeted ready for examination previous to the day
zach vessel and lot Of articles shove nanel viii
metal win Sc sold BY the pound.
move the wrecks from the Navy Yard beach, and
| fifteen days for the removal OF all other property
The sam Of 10 Der cent. q the amount OF the sale
must DO dspo.ited With the cotnHAndAnt Of the
Yard At the time OF the sale, a. guaranty that
the articles will be promptly TemoTedj which sum,
in case OF failure, will be forfeited to the Govern
/ ment. ........-- .. ..r
| fore any articles can be removed.
| For further Information, or permiBGion to ex-
anime the property apply 10 the CommAndAnt OF
the Gosport Navy Yard. 10 JaT-wAw
THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
| i the subscriber hath obtained from the Or
pkAnA Court Of Washington county, In the District
Of Columbia, Letters teatAmentAry on the personal
estate Of Thomas Riggles, late OF Wabhingtop
county, Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof Ia
the subscriber, on or before the I'd day OF JAnu
| AIRY NEXT they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all beneht ofthe said estate,
Given under my hand this "a day Of January
JAnt-IAwSws .H T7FT7T7'
EDWARD LYCETT.
IL BOOKBINDER,
No. III PESE. AVE, WAsHIHeToH, D. c.
Books bound III every style-Turkey Morocco
Russia and Calf IeI
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DEPARTMENT OF AaRToULTURE,

IL WAsHIAoToN, ID. O., Dec. Is, Is6S.
10 he Growers and Many aefreys ~ FIaE and Hemp:
The CommlSSionerS appointed BY this Depart
ment, consisting Of Hon. j. X. Morehead, Of Fem.
aylysniat William N. Bailey, OF Rhode Illand and
John A. Warder, of Ohio, TO consider the following
appropriation made BY the last ConIress, Wis
"For Investigations to test the pTaotioAbility of
oultiyAting and preparing FAX and hemp As sub
stitute for cotton, twenty thousand doliarsn hAv:
ing met, and, after several days Investigation OF
the subject, believing that further and fuller
notice OF their investigations might produce yAlu-
able results, Adlourned TO meet AgAih on Wednes-
day, the oath day February next, at u o'clock,
NJ, and request all persons interested IA tbs dis
tribution 81 this appropriated Or anxious to de-
Velope the subject for the public good TO send "a
this Department, on or before that day samples OF
the Hemp and Flax In the different stages u pre-
parAtion OF the hbTes and fAbTios prepared by
them, accompanied By statements Of the various
processes used and the cost Of production In each
easel also, deaoip On Of the kinds and cost OF
ehinery used, where made, ko.i together with any
and all informAtion that may be useful 10 the
Commission. ~.
This inform alton II necessary before an intelli.
- ISAAC NEWTON,
deeIb-dtfe2I '.. Coumisstoner.
NEW YORK AND
- ...-. NJ A a II NJ n m n Al
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READ REV. W. b. LEES LETTER
BROOKLYN, N. y, May %, 1884

Messrs. Hosieiter 4 SHiLhs
GEHTLEaEHi have used your Bitters during
the last six weeks and feel due 10 you and 70 the
public TO express my hearty approval OF their
effect upon me. I never wrote q hpuffp for any
one, and abhor everything that naVors OF quaok-
cry. But your bittera are entirely removed from
the level Of the mere nosfruHs Of the day, being
patent alike TO all, and exactly what they profess
TO be. They are not advertised TO every thing,
but they are recommended 10 aasist nature In the
alienation and ultimate healing OF many OF the
most common innrmitioa Of the body, and this they
will accomplish. had been uhwell for two
months, as 10 usual with me during the spring.
was bilious, and suffering from Indigestion and a
general disease Of the mucous membrane, and
though compelled to keep at work in the discharge
Of my professional duties, was very weak, Of q
yellow complexion, no appetite, and much Of the
time confined to my bed. When had been taking
your pitters week my vigor returnedj the sAlloW
complexion was all gone, rellhhed my food, and
now enjoy the duties Of the mental application
which so recently were 30 very irkBone and bur.
dcnaome TO me. When used your Bittera Ish 1
change every day. These arc Jads. All inference
must be made by each individual for himself
NOurl, rehpectfullV, 20.
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PROPOSALS.
nRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.
cHIEr auAarEPmA.rrn's oryIer,
wAsHNaron DEPoT, Deoembers 9, issa.

wassnNsros DrFoT, Dscsmbers, isss ! /!
sealed proposals are invited by the under.igned
for supplying the United states ouartermAster's
Depsftmsnt, at washingten, D. Q baitimore, Nd,
Hs,. Stsss ", %sh gsy colS .SS s.rs Ssr
bids will be received for the delivery Of 5000
bushels Of corn or oats and sotona Of hay or straw
Blddsrs must state At which Of the above-named
point. hsy propose e male Ssllysris., and the
,s.es ~ Which tnsy vii make dsiSs t ~
cred, the time whom said deliveries shall be com.
menoed, and whom 70 be completed.
The price must be written out In words on the
Corn to be put up in good stout sacks, of about
two bushels each; Oats in like sacks, Of shout
without extra charge TO the Government The
hay and straw TO be securely baled. .t...
A.s, p s.TsS. propo.sd TO Sc ssiiTsTsd On must s.
"a he sislsis. sis%:a uns.. the sla, A.,,In e,
Govsfnme1t Inspector before being accepted. ~
contraeta will be awarded from time 70 time to
ne Goysramspt nav reuuirs, and payment viii Be
made when the whole amount contracted for Shall
have ben dellysrsd and ssospted.
proposal with guaranty, signed BY two RESPONSE
bic persons, that In ease hia bid 10 accepted he or
will within ten day. ,S scs s.s The
nuretiea In q sum equal TO the amount Of the con-
tract TO deliver the forage proposed In conformity
the sAd bidder hhA fail 10 enter into the contrast
they TO make good the difference between the offer
Of said bidder and the next lowest resPonsiole bid
der, or the persons to whom the contract may be
The responsibility Of the guarantor. must be
District Attorney, Colleetor Of Customs, or any
other officer undsr the United states Government,
h3Tw e s, SSs
The full name and 2. 3 sddrss. Of each bidder
=: sSs s 5. a .ss
iSssen, D. q, and .hould be plainly marked 20
BoEdS, ia srm equAlto the amount Of the con-
tract, signed by the eontrsetor and both Of his
dor or bidder upon Iisnins the soatrset
Hank forms OF bids Euafantces, and bonus, may
be obtained upon application at this ONCE.
FORM OF PROPOSAL
(Town, County, and state)----
1, the subscriber, do hereby propose to furnish
the term. Of Souf Reimbursement, inviting propo,
.sbs ri ss sss following satisss v1 po Dc
- bushels Of Corn, in sacks, At per bushel
bS.s:ls q oats, in 'Ask,, Ss--p~ Ou,hsl
- tons d SsIsd Hay, at - per ton Of 2,OOC
- tons Of sSlsd Straw, at per ton of aIOOC
Delivery 70 commences on or before the -
and to Ss 'o sSS o. az 81
70 enter into . written contrast With the United
states, with good and approved sseuiities, within
ne space Of ten DAY, after being nehned that my
| Hsuf obedient servant, ssf 81 -.-r. .,tf,-. ri
Rrisadier Gsnsrai D. II. RueKEa, ..,s,....~
ohisfp'po' S $..s,na,sa B Q.
We, the undersigned, residents of---, Ii
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READ Il. D. L. N. soUTHWoRTHs LETTER
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoRoETowN, d. c.,
April 2, 1855

READ L. D. L. N. soUTHWoRTHs LETTER.
PRosrEeT COTTAGE, GEoRoETowN, D. c.,
Messrs HOstetsr q SnIiAI Co.,. D.
GENTLEMEN II gives me pleasure to add my
testimonial to those Of others In favor Of your
on the banks Of Southern river, and OF close ap-
plioatioA to literary work, had 90 thoroughly OK
hauated my neryon! system and undermined my
health, that had become . martyr to diBpepaia
and nervous headache, recurring at short inter
YAls and defying all known remedies In the MateriA
but total change Of resIdenOe and purSuita would
restore my health, when . friend recommended
HoItetter'i nitters: iproeured a bottle as an ex.
me that had found At last the right OomSinstion
OF remedies. The relief 1t afforded me has bees
complete !; new some Year. sim since arst tried
have found the preparation all that u olAimh 70
Be. II iHA Standard Family Cordial with US, and
sSsS sas wa us. Il S sa am,
and dyBpetio cases, from fever down to toOthAoLe.
II what have now said will lead any dyspeptio OF
nervous invalid to ASSURE remedy, IHhAll have done
rsnAin, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
L. d. 4. n soUTHW6RTH.
Read JOHN W. BRONAUGRs LETTER
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU or YAADS AND DOCKS
Msssrs. Ho,tater + smith, PiiisSS1yS, Pa. 49, ar
tioa was called 70 your Celebrated stomheh nit
pepiia, In ali Of its terrible forms. indeed' Ia
net known for ak years an uninterrupted nights
lleSg. ! commenced the use Of your AitterI, talk
ing them according to your direotlohs except that
the dose was reduced 10 one-hAlf and found mybSl
much, very much, benefited BY the hrHt bottle, th1
second relieved me entirely but have ever GinOS
taken dose In the morning immediAtely on rising
hndinE II 70 act a. tonic and appetizer Of "a.
most agreeable character There Is q peculiarly
In the eject OF your Bitters on which Il may *
we'll 10 STATES n from any cause shall be suhefinl
ever 20 Aeutely with the headache, dose Of YOU
Bitters relieves me In fifteen minutes. In oohelu
| sion, say with all sincerity and truth, l Woult
mot BE- returned TO the state Of health In which
your Bittera found me, and nom which they have
unqueationAbly relieved me, for all the money II
this world. an, with great respect,
| n VI. ann. Your obedient servant ..E ~
JOHN W. BRoNAUGH, chief Clerk.
Prepared by HosTETTER d SMITH,
Pit aburgh, Pa,
And sold by Druggists and Family Grocer.
New York Once, No. as Roadway.
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nriEadier General D. II. RpcKER, s,s,...
Chief Depot QuArtermastera -
Wsshinston' D. O.

thereby certify that, to the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief the Above-nAmed guATAntorS are
good and sufioient a. sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
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To be certified by the United States District At
torney, Collector Of Customs, any other officer
under the United States Government, or rolponBi-
bic person known TO this ONCE. .-L1L -....
D. II. RUCKER,
dea-h Brig. Gen. and QuArtermAster.
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lNulON AMI " ~
STEAMSHIPS .
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE, ,g u.
SALVOR, AND JAS. 8. GREEN. .Ul
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS, at 10 a, M, from foot Of High street,
Georgetown, and Pier 10, foot Of Wall street. New
York. f.' ..... Ff. 40
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN 4 RHlNEHART, Agents,
foot Of high street, Georgetown, or
goo. PHI. JAMES HAND, Agent,
de2s-sm lit Wall street, New York.
S0METHING INTERESTING TO
- LOOK AT.--Anybody not aware that BARR
BRO. have the hneBt stock OF ready made Clothing
in this city, should At once 90 and take look AZ
our beautiful styles Of Sack and Froek OverooAts.
The new style Of Business FTock IL charming, and
all the fine styles OF Pants and Yeats IL curiosity
TO look at Parents can bring their boys and get
them htted out entirely new, at very moderate
expense, as we keep large stock OF Boys Cloth.
ing We have also very large stock Of Cent?
Eprnishing Goods, which goods We WI a Siisr AZ
deS22-Im Corner Il and seventh street.
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E.DWARD LYCETT.
III BOOKBINDER,
No. III PESE. AVE, WAsHIEsToEL D. O.
Russia and Calf. IoT
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sEMLWEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH.
INGToN AND GEORGETOWN, D. c.
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NOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Received per steamer, a hne assortment of first
quality
MEERsCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES.
Also, LARGE VARIETY OF other
CHOICE ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
FRED. 8. OOZzERs,
fa.FN.....
Wine Merchant,
Washington, D, C., and 70 Warren street,
de99-eotG New York.
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And sold by Druggists and Family GroSers.
New York once, No. as Broadway.
AuI1-emeod
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MORE FIGURES.

There is an ancient maxim which adj
vises "when you get good thing save
it." Since reading the valuable and inter-
esting pamphlets of Messrs. Wells and
Blodget, containing the official tables and
statistics of the resources, commerce, pro-
ducts, population and wealth of the ma
ton, and the steady progress manifested
despite all warning influences, we become
deeply interested therein. We believe
that interest will be pleasantly shared by
that class of our readers who like to be
able to refer to the figures to fortify their
confidence in the greatness oftheir country
and its ample ability to carry lightly the
burden which treason has piled upon its
shoulders. We presume there are none
who regard the agricultural and other re-
sources of the country so nearly devel-
oped as to have any apprehension that the
people of the United States will lack for
elbow-room for the next fifty years, even
though our rate of annual progress should
be equal or even greater than that of the
past. Admitting then that we can stand
the progress, at the past ratio, let us apply
it to the next fifty years. This Mr.. Wells
does in his carefully compiled tables.
We have on former occasions quoted from
his work; let US now take the following
table: