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s'AA'hvWs .snISsfos. hPIi, I is!f, fssS:
two PFS MIL fS s he S asy
q May next, for furnishing rations to the Y. ).
sS S,;;;%s,sSS; NV NV. IsS$.:,A,ise'
bTootlyn, New YORK;
GospoIt, near .NSifeiE. Vas 1N'
P PSSaS jay fioriddSS.. ''
Each Ra' Ion to consist Of twelve ounces OF Pork
FresS eSStsSS ounsss Of soi Bread Or Flour
ortwelye ounces OF Hard Bread. OF one pound and
TstlS9: atfSa pSaPd: q Beans Or Peas. or len
S q tSG % ~ ten PSana q
gr0n1ndi1 Coffee. 81 one pound and eight ounces OF
md Or q Yn
star Candles; four pSgnds Of soapi three pounds
The ration; are to DO delivered upon the order Of
Beef either in Bulk OF By the single ration Of good
and sdasg tatiOW 70 BE- sisadSd dG
tho Pork No. lprime mess pork; the Flour known
&c "a Is he Gsss s5pa g q: ss
gar good New Orleans, or its equivalent, AID the
Beans. Nn,gar, Candles, Soap, Salt. etc. to be OF
XII sabjSstt to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied by the following
The SRiorsigusl. - -, d.-. in the
Stsis q n; hereby guaranteed tS9t in case t6s
described ,,be accepted he or they will within ten
days Of the receipt Of the contract at the post office
named, exeeute the contract for the same, with
good and sufficient securltiesi and 10 case the said
FusnSnss 20 2 Ed0 ai0 s as
the offer Of the said - and that which may DO
accepted. A. D., GuArantor.
c. D, GuaTantOr.
Witness:
-, 49,.
/ hereby certify .ha! the above named 1-srs
good their guarantee.
To be signed BY the United States District Judge,
lated States District Attorney. or Collector.
No proposal will be considered unless aeeompa.
MED by the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
Office for examination,
Proposals 10 be indorsed Proposals. for Ra-
WILLIAM u, SLACK,
Rpl3.lawiw MAJOR and Quartermaster.
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s..,., GaIGlao, fhI, April n, 1850,
a, Ibis oGcs uSi u D. TGIsDl lie Ill day y
NAY, for shinE the United states. al Chicago,
isnsOus opartermaster's Stores, cotnpfisihg STA.
nn9nner{, ,HiLatrdws.S Stoves. ssddleiy. Paints.
Chairs, Leather. IEpp, Etesl, Leathsr Hose and
BeltlnE Machinefy, IL, = = =
htt.h,lOn I. fpIpsctfal invited 10 complete lists
q articles Required, with sp clfesto 9, which can
BE- had on application At this ofhee.
or all bids made,
ProPSs1,is' Will b. slbcs! e The usual eOSdltgps,
neous Stores, and addressed 70 the uhde signed
., BY order 81 tho Chief QuarterInaster Military
Division OF Missouri,
A. J. Moo ONNIGLB,
myl-td Bfeyet Lieut.. Col and A. a NJ
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TREASURY DErARTMBST,)
OFFICE OF fHR LIsHr-HOrsB BOARD, }
WAsHtN0roS CITY, April n, lstg.
Separate sealed proposals will ba received at
this oidce until o'clock, p. m on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of May, lsdl, for building and oquippi ng
two Light Vessels Of the following dimensions:
Length from fore side Of rabbe Of stem to sft side
posi; ''''''''''''''''''. " feot
Depth q hold from inside Of 4 Dor timber
q under side Of deck plank, amdship. II 70 feet
Drawings and specifications aud any other De.
sired Information concerning these vessels will he
Furnished upon application In writing to the I'M
dersigucd at this ahiee.
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JpPLIEs FOR TIE UNITED sTATBs NAVY.


PArNAsTER's OFFICE, U. S. EAyY,l
No; q BROADWAY, y. y, April q, 1853.
Sealed proposals, to be indOrsed on the envelope
Bids for supplies advertised will be received
at this oflee until oeioek p, m. the lst pToxmo,
for the following supplies, Of the best quaty, and
delivered tree Of expense at the navy yard. New
York, subject to tie usual Inspection thereat.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
One steam hre-engine. silsby's make, TO be u
hrst class CINE, complete In all respects, fitted to
be drawn by horses or men, and to be accepted after
| BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS.
dyards Brussels carpet, % inches wide. for CamI
| BUREAU, OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
Is barrels stockholm tar, per barrels co.. pounds
Ito thread cotton Irvine. and so pounds pure bees
wax, per pound.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may not be deemed advantageous to tho Gov
ernment, and to award each article or item sepl-
ratio, as may be most to its interest. Responsible
security required for the prompt and faithful de-
livery OF supplies awarded within % days, blank
forms for which may be obtained at THU Office Pro.
posAls not duly Endorsed on the envelope, aud not
made In all respects to conform with this advertise.
ment, and blank forms furnished. will rot bo IN.
sidered. Parties making proposals are Invited to
be present at the hour above named, when the bids
will be opened. J. c. ELDRED0E,
ap27-td Paymastor U. s. Navy.
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Approved, March ., 1900.
TPUBLIC-No. GEL


Az ACT relating to the time for finding In
dctments In tho courts Of the United
States In the late rebel States.
Be u enacted bv Tie Senate aud House 81
Representatives Of Ms United States Of America
IN Congress assembled, That the time for
finding indictments In the courts OF the Uni
ted States In the late rebel States for Of
fences cognlzable by said courts, and which
may have been committed since said States
went into rebellion, be, and hereby is, cx-
tended for the period of two years from and
after 1.-THE time whenl said States are or may
be restored to representation In Congress
ProviCled, howsDer, That the provisions hereof
offences.
Approved, March ., 1869.
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AZ ACT rotating 70 the Metropolitan Kall-
road Company.
Be enacted by he Senate and House Of
Representatives ofMe United States Of America
IN CoHgrss assembled, That the Metropolitan
Railroad Company, in the District of Column
bla, be, and Is hereby, allowed five years
from and after the passage of this act for the
completion of It's line of street railways, au-
thorized by the acts Of July first, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, and March third,
eighteen hundred and slXty-fyc, anything
contained In said acts or any other act to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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Ss-Trains leaving Baltimore aad Ohio Depot At
s;'5 a.. m, connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81, AsRph Junction,
for all points on the line Of thot road between Ma
nassas Junction and HarTisunburg.
Trains leaving St, Asaph and King streets at :25
Z. IN. connect at st, Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and llarrlsOnburg at ass y, IN. /,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at S:20p. N. ,
aud In time for ipi M, tIai9 for BaltimGTea
W. J. PHKLPs. Den I Manager. decJO-f
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A LEXASDEiA. LoUDoUN AND IihMPsulRl
~ RAILROAD,


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
I. 1899.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (BXCEPr SUNDAY BI-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Lave Alexandra at sa. IN. aud 5p- m. Leave
Hamilton At 5 4. m. and ll:9Oa. IN Leave Ltes.
burg at 8 :2j 4. m. and l2:l5 p. m.
The 8 a. IN. train from Alexandria and II :30a. IN.
train frQmh connect with Kemp sDaily Line
VI Coaches for Purcellvills, SnickersSile, Berry
Vile and Winchester, ALAG, with ReameI,s Limo Of
Coaches, which leayo Leesburg on Mondays,
Middieburg; returning Tuesdays. Thursdays aud
Saturdays.
AIItTaius arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hours for connections with Washington and DAlti-
more, same day.
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Bookbinders.

LDWAED LYGETT,
u BOOK BINDER AND PAPER. RULER.
Mo. G7l Pennsylvania avenue. between To ntha d
Eleventh streets, south side,
Books elegantly or plainly bound, PerOdlea .
aud newspapers. carefully attendedto.
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toHFIcfAL.l


"rREAsuRr DEPARTMENT
"wAsHtNdroS, April II. 1891,
"Notice Is hereby given that tho interest
coupons, payable on the LIST day Of July
next, will be paid on presentation at tho
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at tho
rate of six per cent. per annum In gold.
'GEo. 8. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of the Treasury"
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PUBLIC-No. GIL
An ACT to regulate elections In Washington
mud Idn hr. TnrrlInrlnn

and Idaho Territories.
Be u enacted By he Senate and House Of Rep
FcscntdtlveS Of The United States Of Aneried IN
Congress assembled, That elections In the
Territories of Washington and Idaho for
delegates to the House Of Representatives OF
the forty-second Congress shall be held on
the first Monday Of June, ammo Domini elgh-
teen hundred and seventy, and afterwards
bicnnially on the first Monday Of June; and
such officers In said Territories as are now
elected ut the same time with their delegates
shall be elected for offices thereafter to be
filled at the times herein specified, unless
otherwise provided by the laws Of said Ter
ritory.
Annroycd March a 1870
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. TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT. April ., 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that the interest
coupons payable on the first day Of May
next, will be paid on presentation at the
proper offices upon rebate Of interest at
the rate Of six per cont. per annum In coin.
GEORGE s. boutwell,,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Hotels and Restaurants
SEATON HOUSE.
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
WARRINGTON, D. Q.
I'm H. sSMMBS, PROPkIETnR.

This HouEo IL entirely new, elegantly furnished
snd sappliri VITA gator and gas throughout. II
El-r' IHtN!us .Ep,Ih Ht.lirrl anl Eathiug kuums.
kp"ns gu tho drHt auI 5gCOIl 1Uur7 reserved
exclusively for transient guests
mai-n TERMS -. 80 PER DAY
Ct CLOUD HOTEL.
. NEW YORK CITY.
This uewR mud c1mmolious house, corner OF Broad
way and Forty. sCcOud street, Possesses advan.
tages over all othcr house, Tor the accommodation
O. tIE guests was built expressly fora FIRST class
Family Boarding Huuse-the rooms being large
aud en- suit, heated by Htaan-with hot aud cold
water, and furnished second to none; Will the
culinary department Is In the most experienced
hands, alOTding guests an uncqualed table.
one OF AtwOod's Patunt Elevators Is also among
the 'mOdorn improvements, ~ and at tho service
Of guests at all hours,
The Broadway aud University Place cars pass
the door every four minutes, running from the City
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and Seventh
Avenue lines are but short block on either side,
athrding ample facilities for communicating with
all the depots steamboat landings places Of
ment aud business Of the great netr lpplis.
MORE HOLLEY,
mh2I-Sin PTOprietnTs.
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Guaranteed After tho Payment of One
Annual Premium.

ALL POLICIES POSITIVELY S-PORPEITIFd.
Branch Ofuco New Jersey Mutual Lifc
Insurance Company,
NO. 30 STREET,
between Fouitaonth and Fifteenth Streets,
(Law aud Exchange Buildlng,)
WASHINGTON, d. c.
A careful examination OF our system cannot fail
TO convince all who have examined the subject OF
LIE lnsnrane', that the NEW Jersey MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents advan-
tages that are not offered elsewhere, especially in
the provisions OF non forfeiture made IN the Policy
by which no one can lose Policy or fail In secur-
Ing portion Of their Insurance after one annual
pdEnlsnt has been made.
The Agent takes pleasure in acknowledging the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
met among the citizens of Washington and vicinity, .
many Of them being our leading business men.
Grateful widows and orphans stand ready TO &C.
knowledge our promptness In the payment OF all
our losses The popularity Of our Company aud
the large Increase Of our business here may bo
seen IN The fact, that although we have only been
established In this Agency little more than tw 0
years, and have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet we paid to the Corporation OF
Washington last year, las the books OF the Register
will show tax GU u larger income than large
majority vi the Companies doing business in this
city.
All we ask Is . careful examination Of our sys.
TEN, and we iee satisfied We hall still have our
share OF the business.
JOHN Il. LIGIIlER,
mile eOlm General Manager
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\VAslIIEGToN, ALEXANDRIA.
CHANGE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. q, 1903.
q, and after MONDAY, Dee. 2ist, 1893. and
lows:
rHROudH NAIL TRAIss.
LSay, Sshingion, from Baltimore aud Ohio
DspothbIss In. ido for Manassas and Harrison.
Leave Alex ndria, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets Vtom Manassas r4ilroad 2!S7 p. In. !
do. from Lynchburg, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.
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Wants.

WANTED TO PURCHASED sQUARg OF
w LAND unimprOyed In Fourth ward, east Of
ava Il J. Ii. CRossMAN.
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PROPOSALS FOR dUARTERMAsTfR STORES,

q, W. THOMAS
myl -. Bvt II. Col aud d. O. H.
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MERcdSNTS LINE q .sTEIMsRiPS

MERcHkNTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
-. dwAsHiNGros ANb NEW YORK.. H..
JbhhfIf a difs Ss see sstTsSsqnih.ps r kNlo ar
ofths MsRcHANTs' LINE viii mako 5fffh
SYSSEarFSEXSs SSsfSSS; sRl
from Pier q, B.st river, every wEpNEsDAY ard
s1.ry sMoNAY an rtRhsbty e n y NJ
For fefther intorratlon, appi to JOS. I. GAIT,
Agents omoe and wharf foot 0 High street, Georeo,
s9wn ,orSi th9 corner Of Soyeptsssgnth ttg9ei and
REouLAR LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
~ on. AND BALTIMORE. rIrn agf
aHss :' %SS9t Gp 4. ~, y i,H.:. Go
enth. street, every WEDNESDAY MUKNiN0, Al
o'slofk. stopping at all ths prnllpal lsndipEs on
RetnrainE, lc,yes foot OF C6mmerce street, Bait.
more, every SATURDAY IAfTBRs00N. At -four
fOr farsher IA rtlsulsrs, spply,o .,E ayr ..
n III. .ThOs. w. Riley q son, AEebls,5
apelTuSFSm '''' wv y '"''"
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PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-19

GENERAL MAHoNE.--The Petersburg
TnGer is entirely mistaken as to our feelings
towards General MALONE. lie has no more
sincere wclI-wishor and no trucr friend
than ourselves in Virginia. Surely we may
he his friend and yet not admit that it i
best to have hundrcd-foot bridge over the
Appomattox. We are no mans man. we
praise when we can, and censure when we
must. We would not give button for the
lsudat!ons Of paper which praises every
act Of those TO whom it is friendly.
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"ILK," says WRIGur's dictionary, rs also
WoRcEsTEE's, denotes as noun the same
name, rs MACPHERSON Of that ilk'-that
is, whose clan or estate is also named MAC
PETERSON, as " MACPHERSON of Macpherson"
Il is so used by Sir WALTER SCOTT and
many other writers. Such is its only cor
rect use. To use it as synonymous with
sort, or class, or kind, is rs Objectionable as
to use "nfe," as some SoLoMoSs do, as
SYNONYMOUS with "formcrly."
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WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE.-We learn
that the Faculty Of this venerable and re-
nowned institution of learning have resolved
to celebrate its re6pening and reconslruc'
ton by an address and imposing ana lnte'
resting inaugural ceremonies. By unani'
nous vote of the Faculty our townsman r
II. AYLEr7, Esq, has been invited to deliver
the address, but it has not yet TRANSFERRED
whether he has declined or accepted the
DISTINGUISHED honor.
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Or not quite s22s, 1000, 900. The reader
VIII sec that the Understanding public
debt will thus be paid off in little less than
fourteen years if the Government shall con-
tinuc to pay as much annually for that
length of time rs it expects to pay during
the current wear.
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The Richmond Dispatch wittily says that
the New York Sun occupies the same rcla-
ton to legitimate journalism that La Belle
Helene does to Faust in opera. True. Ne
vertheless, the Dispatch owes an apology TO
Ohenbach. Wilmington az. CO. Star.
Well, yes: we are induced to think we
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LIME.

n ME, LINE, LIME.-W | LSO n ;
ISTpERTOR VIRGINIA LlME.-FuLL
SIrPi.Y CONSTANTLY ON HAND.-!iayng
erected AZ considerable cost the largest kin
Ia rho United States constructed OH the most APP
nroyed plnn WE INTEND TO UNDERSELL
TIIE NORTHERN LIME. and we Invite aien-
tia ~ RI ms Virginia ENTERPRISE. The stone
of which this lime is made Is nearly pure, and The
barrels arc full size. ,,, :.
HORTICULTURAL LIME VIII be delivered a.
All noIuts on james river and on the canal, slakcd
or I'm quick state, NJ the lowest rates.
". e. TURPIN Il CO., Manufacturers
Rockville, Botetourt county, Va.
Address DILLON Il Elicit,
General Agents, 1903 Dock street,
oc II Am Richmond, Va
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WINES AND I.IQUOEs.
uTILLIAM WALLACE SONS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS,
and proprictors OF the celebrated
"MoUNTAIN DEW"

bIQUOlsS,
and proprictors OF the celebrated
"MoUNTAIN DEW"
have in store and in bond a large assortment Of
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WHf5KEYs,
much OF which has been held FOR upwards Of
TWO YEARS.
They arc the sole agents and contractors for
many fine brands as "P. ESGLEHAS," a..
G. LEECH," "BYERLY," "FIREBAUGH,"
''GEM OF THE VALLEY" sc. a. WHITE
&C., &c.
They deal largely In APPLE BRASDITS
and have always on sale fine native stocks.
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has enjoyed FOR upwards OF FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity In filing orders.
Their MOUNTAIN DEW" Is known from
Canada to Florida and from Cuba to Califor-
mia. 1t Ia q faTorite wherever brought Into com
petition with the best Installations Of the North,
South, and West. se2o-am
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~ BARRELS PURE RYE WHISKY,
~ IS barrels s. y. Pixies Magnolia Whlskey
10 barrels Southside Rye Whiskey, 10 barrels
Brandy and Gin. / quarter cask Otard's pure
French Brandy, quarter casks pure Port Wine.
3quartcr casks Coscn's pure sherry Wine In store
for sale by JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
au20 1910 Franklin street.
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We would have published the letter OF
our Petersburg correspondent il it had been
legiblc.
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CREsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ERESH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il / GIBSON are now receiving anu opening.
OF their own importation, large additions 70 stetI
ments to BUYERS. New and handsome patterns.
Dinner, Tea. and Toilet Sets In rich dccora'trta
Rich Fancy Goods Cut and Pressed GLASSWARE ~
treat variety Fine Table Cutlery, of Joseph Koa-
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated ~
Pitchers. Waters, Gohlcts, Forks, Spoons se.'
Rcfrigcrators, Water-Coolers, Casters, Laihp,
Lookfng-Glasses, Block Tin and Japan " arc :"
Country merchants, hotel-kccpers, and honsr.
keepers. will consult their interests by eanhS u"
M KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Imnorters. Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Malu street Richmond Va,
Epn anp a. . my 10
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G;ve the Devil his Due.
forest months, 10 days. .....

IA wears months, 10 days. S2s0V w. wv
Having no tables for such rate Of inter
est. II Is a calculation Of halt an hour, ID
which fractions, as you perceive, were
thrown out. In the main the calculation Is
accurate. Boutwell, was right. D.
The above comes TO Us from one OF the
most distinguished men in FirSlnla-a man
who bears two Of the names most INDUSTRIOUS
in the history of our State. Yet his caicu-
lation is so preposterously absurd that we
sunnress his name. The first thing that
win strike the reader acquainted with the
s,,b;ect is that the ability Of the Govern
ment 10 pay oil its debt in fourteen years
hv having one hundred millions annually Is
made to depend, not upon the low rate OF
interest which it has to pay, but upon
high rate of interest. (Here let us say the
interest is only six per cent? Surely Sd"
will see how absurd his calculation IS when
he is reminded that if it be correct the Gov
eminent could by paying hundred mil-
lions annually pay of its debt III halt that
time If the interest were only high enough
AS thus:
ls7c-January Paid siS GO ' 0o0 S 500
MA, np.
Second annuity. ................''''. A'''NV'''''
80, ,, 25o, 600, 600
is73 ......................... 700, 900, VOa
And 50 on. This were truly "anew way
to nav old debts" How is the Government
to get this compound interest: VIII the
creditor pay back to it interest on the money
which it PAYS to him? The mistake grows
out Of the confounding Of sinking rama
with the annual payment of portion OF
the debt. The interest, by the aid OF which
"J.n makes out that Mr. Boutwell, is
right, would, if the bonds were preserved
and it were allowed to accumulate, be auc
bytbe Government to the Government-that
is, would be just nothing. There is no mEs-
tery about this subject. 1t is just as IL "oulu
be if 81" owed the money; and he Wouid,
We'll be sworn, never expect To pay twenty
five hundred dollars and interest IN fourteen
wears by paying one hundred dollars per
annum, and keeping his own notes III Ms
nocket rs a means of accommodating interest.
Here is exactly what would take place Ii
Mr.. Boutwell, were to pay one hundred
millions per annum (and no more) upon the
public debt. The Understanding debt l.
twenty-one hundred millions OF dollars.
We will assume that the interest is paid to
January !, 1869. Then,
1870. ANA, am mn
January lDch ac nnn o
Interest. i-''O'O'NN
IOtai. -r-oi''SS'rfS,...
By this amount paid........ lVo' ooo'' Vo
S2l2G. 900. D00
In word, if Mr.. boutwell, were to pay
only one hundred millions per annum OF
the debt, it will constantly increase. But
that was not his idea. He meant that hy pay
ing this sum, in addition to The interest
apon the acholc, he could pay OFF the debt IN
fourteen years; and this, too, as we have
heretofore shown, was a mistake. As thus
assuming rs before:
1870. 1890 ... 49,.
January l.-rcbt... zee o0o' Cvy
Interest for one Sear...... l2t, GOO
S2a:G, 900, 1000
Interest paid. .Tl.d,H 10000
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CROCEERY, &c.

GUNNER TRADE.~ln store and Tor SAFE
y large and weil-assortcd stock OF
SILVER-PLATED. CHINA, GLASS, ana
EARTHESWARE.
which am offering as low as they can be ohsa'ncn,
in New York TO which / wonld respectfully Sati
The attention OF the trade and public sciieral!,
pledgng III yself To sell low and give as COCO ar
ticles for the money any other establishments III
the State. Give Inc call ut
,ves G. C. GARY.