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TO Holders Of Government Bonds
AND OTHER
Securities and Valuables.
UNION SAFE 1tp0SlT vAUL rs,

To = 4 y = NEE I :, B'1S VN.
LEE, HIGGINSON & co. offer for REM safes in
side their Vaults, at from $50 to 800 per annum
They also oaar to receive Special Deposit Blees
securities of living the country travelling
abroad, Officers Of the Army and Navy Masters OF Yes
ses othes. Circulars containing full particulars
forwarded on application to HENRY LEE, MANAGER
Boston, March l, 1865. 1y34sp
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The New York Election Frauds.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10, Among the witnesses
gressional committee to investigate the alleged
election frauds in this city, were Gov. Hoffman
Judge MCunn, Hon. VIM. McTwccd, Hon.
Chas. f. Loew and brothers. Mr. L3cw test
filed that naturalization papers We're issued by
him only to such persons as had appeared be
fore judge authorized TO confer naturaliZa-
ton upon them. The action Of Sheriff o 'Brien
has created some feeling among the members
OF the committee, and ii is said they viii pre-
sent it TO Congress next week. The commit
tee a short time ago held 4 session in the
county clerks Office where they examined Tie
naturalization papers on file.
O'Brlen relative to his arrest OF witnesses in
attendance upon the Congressional committee
to investigate the alleged election frauds in
this State. The sheriff states that thc com
mittee sent for him Friday afternoon to come
over, for man was swearing To things reflect
ing upon his character lie told The commit
tee that some Of the men outside waiting to
testify were thieves, and that Col. Wood sent
them over TO testify against him. He asked
the committee for permission to take them to
the 9Th ward station house before Capt. Jour
dan, who would identity them. After some
hesitation they consented. He took three men
down to the station house, and Capt. IOuraan
told him privately that they hun. about with
thieves but did not like to say anything about
it.. He accused marshal Murray OF having
thieves to swear away respectable mems char
acterS.
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WAIr Some years age, when lIiAwatha
was new, and quoted freely by almost every
body, we penned the following parody thereon
which was published in the Maine Free Press
We find it resurrccted In the COLUMNS nI the
Blddeford Democrat, and give it place a. APP
propriate to the season.
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DEAFNESS. c ATARR H, SCROFULA
WANTED--AGENTS 70 .m sell. tnn

K hitting MACHINE. Price $2a. The simplest,
cheapest and best Knitting Machine eyer invented viii
knit 600 stitches per minute. Liberal inducements
Agents Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
Co, Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo-
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE ssGD0ss.

The reputation this cv-
ceilent medicine enjoy :,
Is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inyeterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the sy stem
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrot'ulouS affections amt
disorders, which We're lg-
gravated by the scrotu-
lous contamination until
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/ AM overwhelmed, There is nothing,
ancient OF modern, to compare with it
nothing. | am Overwhelmed with its vast
power, its extensive range, and the count
les wonders which itpanoramas before me
For four years the uninterrupted stream has
continued to pour in upon me, daily i'll
crca~ng in volume and power. Here comes
q letter from Jos. d. Ayres of East Greens
bore, ". tclling me Of the cure OF Lit.
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BOSTON NiARkET.

"WEDNESDAY, De-, -.
FLbJ R-lhe receip.s of Fl,ur FIR fl,e ,r.,g h....
hs,u very lar.e. ami the market continue. s,f J.
and icrrs--ea as previously noticed. Tber, /. -..,
-peca .rtf,e iusuiiv ana tt. trad. are NM .-
oBI, In small i,fs AZ the err,,,t no -
siderable concession u.s. ma1e. Tho sllrs Ia, t,sr,
at & 30 "a for western superlra - IA & fr ,ru-
mon extra. s. srr 1u i.,r mod IN, -. -
bakers brands. and $3.50 n r -p f,- ,-t.s.. w 90,
ohio. Indiana and Slichi.sn ircJi,Ji-.. T., ,. ~.
brands az the latter ritc. IItuoi. mo - &
-slline IN fi 80 ~ "a. and ST. Louis a. - -, E A.
q. ibl 1fcip,irs a fen, fancy brands b.. a. 81. N IT,
RIVE tIsur TIC sale. have been co a., ., Ill
.fs com SI,al ma been -eilr. ar a. ~ o.. T.,
bhl ButaWheat Is selling ats ~ =. ina.
GRANITE market III Corn b,. te,r ,,iat
-ftr. ,,tr las. fat t,riec. reI,,,,,. - - ~ 49,
The sale. % new southern and Western yellow have
been at nl a - old and choice southern = -
a = anl stern mixed a' 81 On "a D. q BUSH
Oh. Oats tui boz prices rv,lain about tie afe.
Ino sales haty -t1 40 v4 NJ iJc g hushe! i1r Sout boz
err and western A. Go quality. ln Rye the ,... ,.-
have been eonane e" small lots % 81 o. a. > 2
hushei barley d 11.i aud prises are nominal. Ia
snurt- ihe sale have 1een at 81 ~ =. Zine Feed
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Sateial Qotitcs.


hEEP me CiRCILATio& ACTiv r.
A free sad regular ciFcalAton Of The diced Is cs
sential 70 health Il pls-rs Inc Ut ole 81 stem in
state o. a.;iFe defsnee aanst all dnehoiesome in
auenees, ard IS AZ c. pscial safeguard -ainst the
!nlmical effect u sudden changes Of temperature
snd Of damp and cela.
If proper attention were paid in this important
fact there would not only be great decrease in the
number Of cases Of stomach, bowels and renal con-
plants, but also in the number Of deaths ) con
sumption and other pulmonary diseases.
At tbs period Of the year, when tho dividing line
which separates a genial from an inclement season
has just been passed, a course Of Ho>TErrEEs
STOMACH BlTTERS vii! be found Of invaluable
service in improyia the condition Of the vital fluid
and gently stimulating its fow. Violent coughs
and colds. like Intermittent fever, are the frequent
effects Of chilly atmos phere upon deaiita'ed o.
gaa.zation. Disease Of tho kidneys often proceed
from the same source. low essential It's, there o'e
for persons OF feeble constitutions, to invisorate the
vital organization at the commencement Of winter.
Fortified BY warm clothing without, and HOSTEL
TERS BITrERS within, the frail and delicate may
brave with impuni'y an amount Of exposure auo
hardship which, under other circumstances, would
PROSTATE them ca a bed Of sickness. Let them CON
slider this and he wise m time.
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Special NOtirrs.


Tae Tar,e Eemeties SCuENCh'S FJLMuNIC
81 ktF' fHr thr cure oi Coughs, tai--. Hr0uDA rs
and every form cot Consumption. the peeu Liar aa-
tun 81 tl's ne i.cne rpeu, the uIccrs DO te luu--
promotes tIc discharge H- the corrupt u'trr Toy e,-
peerHra -Ilu flre, The blood, and thus cure ttr-
summit jon. hUu every other remedy fails.
-ScuENCk'S sEA-WEED TON c. lar the cute
o. Dyspepsia OF Ind -a--.gn, and ail ll-.a- -l
iIz .-.u dehlts. TAs tonic inv -arairs The i-c--
ts= organs. supply the place o. th- gastric juice
o. digest lie most nutritious food. = j. suvrr
80 remedy fog all cases uf Indigestion
'-aCUENth'S MANGkAh 4 PILLS one o. %,
most valuable medicines ever discovered being o.
vegetable substitute Tor calomel, and having all the
useful plUpertle- gscrihyd - that mineral. t4luf
producing any of its injurious effects.
T. those three medicines d.. !. II Schcrc- OF
Philadelphia, owes his u1ryaIle1 success in the
Treatment 90 Pulmlrlc Consumption. The lu.mol.c
oFryu Opens the morbid matter, -cLarEc- j.. and
puriils lte blood. TIE iandrahe Pills s-t upon the
-st-, remove al distractions Jher,frem, gives tie
organ healthy tone, and cure Liver nplHiut.
wnlcl iS one rf thr most prominent cau-.- Ton
pton- The Sra-Need Tone iuTi-.rite- the
-estlHu u-4 h-.a -Iu- % = normal and healthy
cuudlt.nu improves The quality ul tie nl l'a o.,
aaca mcau the formation OF ulc rsur tuhe..' iiI
tGc longs becomes impos-f Bile. The c muiu-. sr-
euro eyory cas1 Cd; Consumption. % the rruIr'l i,-
are used 100 time, and the u-s Of them is parscve-li
in sufficient orias TIM case t9a idvoran. teruial-
tial.
Hf. schcuck's A.ml1ae. continuing a fan treat Sc
on the various f1-ns of disease, his molv 90 TIE IL
neut and General directions how TO use Dis Ioodi-
cine can lbs had gratis OF sent by mail hy address,
jog Digs ncipal Office. No. o. North Sixth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pr.-c OF the Plinonic Syrup ami Seawesd Tonic,
each :, per bottle, Ur 8 ~ @ hai dozen. dan
drake Pills, - cents per box.
Bes. 1-f-ckwim5
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r.- .... 70 I,alt c.. .7t) Journal.--A timely
i.uis tia4,a- pe-i.el a f-w pages We can say that
the, su iect treated 10 a sensible, candid and
,sssrtani- manner. MS arguments must Ire con-
,ilicine [, every iateili cent reader.
From the Sabbath kocorder, x. Lit is d hook
which every one who las chHnce slll read
From The Narwcn CT DIiy AdgerfIser--it i-
an earnest protest against great deal Of nonsense
of what il called Woman's rights. The ~ofE is
seasorablc aud viii doubtless meet with great
From the Lynn Mass Reporter.-Dr. Brocsett
ses o. have entered upon The subject In plTlt 1l
,irs, aud honesty. No one can lll 90 he interest
ed and instructed hy the array 90 facts brought To-
getner. .-t A..
-gbs wofs j. wrrten in tome of 'iufos ind with
out auy uf tina; absurd ridicn,e toe often enpoy ed
and is yoluminously illustrated.
From the Daily advertiser, Auburn, NJ f.-le
s ne iinerlly Illustrated It is full cd pictures.
sh9,yiur 20 waat lengths snd tren1ths FOLLY ans
,afatuation- TIE aisocates oil unseXns women carr!
FROM III. Rochester q. y De@ocrat.-Is very
fair Intelligent ana candid aui inspires desire %
take advantage al the earliest opp ftuhiy ."
read IT, -,
Brocket has evidently devoted much thought 70 me
suhec. matter or this book, aud his msnutr OF deaf
nE with It cannot he too highly reconmenGeu.
Il Is eminently just ana argumentAtiye aVoiaihZ
every thing Of an Irritating tendency.
From the Douglas Mass Weekly berald.-Ihere
Is no possible plea in no Justification of ~omans IN
trusiOn into the realm OF political action Separate
determined b. stand by herself and neither desires
or needs his assistance, and how would an on
tagonisn be eDgsndered which many waters would
not quench ,
From the Laurence Mass entilel.--The book
/. worth times the price 81 II.
F.ou! the hinira n. r. Daily Advertiser. For
,o,sus uudl lrriof men, ss know ~ no cheaper OF
r..diyr means ~ obtaining Int.rn+.ina on the sub
lei of woman than by purchasing and resoing this
book. . -,
nearly 100 Gopher % tbs press prnmiscaousy, ard
sn,nr ~ papers 20 the l0l gave favorable notices
The Reminder, advDcstes ~ woman suffrage
,,itch ed into IL 10 the following manner
F.om the Waterbury lCt) Daily Amorica1--ho,
u.s,s RlGHrS.-Hss il not been generally admitted
NJ ~ men were reasonably certsiu vi What tn-N
hrtb wanted and needed We had ina sined tpal
mir he.ds were pretty clear ap,'n these 10 nts ID
leaSi hut they are not ipr. Br)cRett % br"s4yh D.
\ V s,ys 80, aad the DR.. ought 10 knos, ~ ne
.tadisd The Rihle Until re Knows 70 COZ, l1:'
Ina a., Cseatp- intended iben to oe aud do nc
Lss eraalrn-d history until he tnoss AL a'o1t tn'
can iitlon Of wom-n from Eve dowa T. AIMS Dlc.
in.ont in lsct be ufdsrstands all ap"ut the Ist
nr.sent ald future ri the sex.
.aFNrSWANTED fDr every town In Vermont
Ro As are nov ready. address
: I'D
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price on short time; 2s9l 3 G'r Canada West.
Barley malt quiet. Receipts Of corn, l,5d hu
t"ru dull and heavy sales .-3,en hu a. p5nl "
for an-ouni mixed Western us0l - Tor SOUND
do; 1 10 iur Western yellow, % Tor nsT mixed
Western Receipts ur cats. @tt3t huahs- Oat'
heavy sales 3i.GI hu AZ Gfgri !Yr Western latter
price Tor chO.cs; GAG. flr S5s-c.
KCE-Quiet.
CUFFEE-Quiet; sales ~ bags Eio o. private
terms.
spIAR-Quiet: sales go hhds Cuba 81 llal2.
MuLANSES- bull; GALES iJo bbls New Orleans at
.217s
PETROLEUM. Quiet at l:GIss for crude' 32;9
81 for refined.
uOPS-Duu at 1907 for American.
COAL-DOmestlc selling ~ 25U7 = per tn.
By ergo; foreign quiet.
PROElSI0NS-pork quiet aud steady sales -
bbs ~ p 2JGI 80 90 for new mess; 80 0'G33 = Tor
Old dos % jO0i 90 for prime 2 9ua - % for prime
mess; also so bbs new mess seller Jany and febyi
at y erGl0 % new mess, seller feby.. deliverable
IN Chicago, at 81 90 Beef steady sales l,'Ih hhls
at UMl3 90 for new plain mess 10 u'Hl' OJ Tor
new extra do Tierce beef steady sales 20 tcs at
p OODs 20 for prime mess; q O'dJlU for lnula
mess. Beef hams quiet; sale lpD pEgs at > uM
81 % far new. Cut neat dull at ooUeo for should
ers III for hans. Mindles quiet and unchanged;
fales 500 boxes Of Western short ribbed AZ lt..
Dressed Hogs dull NJ 81 for Western Lard duh
sales $40 ties at 1919 FOR steam l9Hl9i for kettle
rendered also 90 steam seller JIuy. on private
terms.
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MILTON ITEMS.

a bali hours ride TO the northRarj, from
Es>sz Jun, tiou, and You reach Milton. This j.
qu.e, New England village, with fue nrm-
ius country around "a, and evidences Of pros
perfy on every side. From the depot, ioug,
straight street reacbes down 20 the Lamo.lle
river, fhickly planted wifi ,ha1s trees on each
side. ,uc-e- ~ OF cool shadows IN summer. aud
abundant public spuit on the part Of the
citizens An excellent water-power has had the
effect Of ceuterng here no small amount of capital
IN the business Of milling.
Messr- Clark. Boariman * Co. VINO are now
running large .nI excellent grist-uill, are en-
glgei 10 the erection Of additional buildings for
the enlargement Of their business. The larger
building IS 60x72, three stories high. They viii
have in this building circular say, tvo gang
saws, ciap-board mill, pianer. and machinery for
making pickets. shingles, Sc The builiinc is
constructed in the most substantial manner, and
seems well calculated TO resist the acton Of wind
or wafer. The mill will be supplied from up
the river, where the company owns some SIX or
seven thousand acres Of timber band. Five water
wheels will he needed 10 fufnisn power LOT tue
machinery. The mill will cost some $1,000,
and 6e IL running order about the lst Of May.
In addition to this they are putting up build
lug 25x45 for the purpose Of grinding plaster
and they intend TO grind about 1000 tons this
winter
Mrs. Barnum, GRANDMOTHER Of L. B'rnum OF
Milton. died in that village on the morning Of
The ~ INST, st the age of 80 years.
The Central Railroad Company is to have be-
tween Two aud three thousand cords OF WOOD de-
n'e'ed 4, the Milton station during the winter
K'iAL ESTATE CHANCES IN MILIoS.-The
following Is the list Of re,l estate transfers in
Milton, for the month Of November, 1869:
Samuel Howard sold to Beriah Howard the
DAVIS farm. lSs acres, for 81 300.
I'll B1nuIn sold to Peter St John. a building
lot IN BArnnm street for 500.
g. Oscar Blake sold TO William J Fuller bic
place on railroad street for $500.
Edward ShAckett sold at auction 70 George
Ashley bis farm Of 30 acres for - 900.
correspondent Of the Lowell Courier inouires
what it's editor means by middle course on
temperance 'Alfsnd 'alf. We suppose.
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cola yard; great ,rcasc in the capacity Of the
Mare Island ward; the immediate commence
ment q work at League Island III Delaware
river and New London; increase in size Of the
Gosport yard, aid The establishment Of another
yard on the Southern Atlantic cost; the plssage
OF stringent Law for the protection Of timber
lands and the adoption Of measures for the in
crease Of the personnel Of the navy. The e..
timste FOR next year are made on the bass q
twelve thousand men. an increase Of four thou
sand, which, it is hoped, viii be approved
The actual expenditures for the year ending
December lst, is so. 0Sl ,2Sj. The es'im1'ss
10y the fiscal year ending June 80, ISL 1T
SIS 10J GIL
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COMFORT AND BLISS. Or PAIN
Al.n y 4

DR.. TOBIAS CELEBRATED VEN ETHAN LIN
IMENT. whose wonderful cures, sure and insianta-
neous action IN eases Of Chronic Rheuma!isn'
Headache, Tootha ,he, Group, Cuts, Burns, Collie.
Cramps, Dyssntery, etc, have astOnisheo the
civilized world, is TO new catch-penny; hut an
article that have stood the test OF twenty-five
years Tac en,rnous sale and rapidly increasin :
demand at oacs tho slre-; evidence OK its useful
u'-5 and popularity. No buily should 10 without
bottle IN tbs house .dreds ol dollars aat
ilany hcurs Of suffering IL De saved by its timely
use.
Collie, Crainp and DyssL yield at once TO It's
pain Curative properties. is perfectly innocent
and can he given to the Oh st person Or youngest
child NJ matter you Ia5e 40 clliicl;e IN
tatsut Aedic.ne- Try this anu sou viii be sue to
buy aga n, 4Li rec umcli to your friends Hun
drri 81 Physicians rtc1lnsad It IN their practice.
sold by the DrlSSs,, aLd Shopkeep-rs. Price,
Fry Cent a-i Oae Dollar Depot, 90 Park Place,
YES York lccI-iGwIm.
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eleSfaDh.
New York Marar.

NE~ YOsk. Dec.
COTT0N-Steady sales ], 800 bales at :; for mid
ding uplands.
FLOUR sc Receipts. $50 bbls Flour rules
heavy and strongly ia buyers favor sales Y 61i
ibis at 65D5iO for superhae state and Western ;
- y for common choice extra Safe 5 2lI6 .
t,r do. extra Western; i0a6i IS tor good choice
white wheat extra; 51a6 D for v.mmon choice
round hoop Ohio; . IS for common to fair extra st
Louis; 5Dn9 90 for good choice. closing quiet,
Guiding bbls extra state part last evening. FIR
ex sort ut 570. R e tour dali sales IS bhls at
zJ45 a. Corn meal quiet.
WaISKET-Heavy AL decl niogi sales 400 bhls
Wssern At Oidi as iree. Closing at pi.
AIN-Receipts " wheat, 30,057 hu. Wheat
dull and 10 lower; saiss 500 ha at 35l for M
spring, 3idi 70 for winter rel and amber Vest
ernt / o., for amber state, 2JGi p Tor No
n nO bu AZ usaI 10 for two rosed state, latter
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. Z Z { { q 9 . (

To TIE WORRYING CLASS We are now pre-
pared o. furnish all classes with constant employ
inert home, the whole Of the time or f.r the spare
moments business new. l-ut auI profitable. Per
sons Of either ea,ily earn from .1c. 10 q pei
evening and a proportional sum % devOtins their
whole time % the business. BOYS AID ziils earn
nearly az much a. men. That all who SEQ this no
tee may send their address auL test the business.
We make this unparalleled fer To such As are not
Vel satisfied, viii send u pay for the trouble
Of with. Full particular u valuable sample.
which viii dc q commence work on, and copy a
T4s Peoples Lif-rGry c0HlDInson-One Of the lar
est and best family psTs iunlishec-all sent
free by mail. kesuer, ii you want permAneutl
profitable work, address =. c. ALLEN 4 10, At
aUsrA. MAINE.
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STATE oFFERMoNr' ! The HonoTab tie
District Of chttenden, District of Chitttpden ,''
T. ;he heirs and all persons interested in the estate
of William L. uakes, late Ct jericho, in SAID Dis
trict deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made o. this
w Court in writing, by the Executors of the
last will oil said DECEASED praying for license and
authority o. sell the real estate of said decease-i
including the rcyerson Of thu widows DOVER therein
setting forth that il would he ueneca o. the heirs
anu all persons interested IN said estate sell and
convert the same into money, and having fiod IN
fad Court the consent in writing OF all the heirs to
s estate in this state that such license he granted
WHEREUrpS. the said Court appointed aud a.
signed the 18th Gay of DECEMBER. a. D. Is O. al the
PROBATE Court rooms, in said District. g., hear aud
decide upuu said application, amt petition anu
ordered pa.r notice thereof L. De- given a. all pcr
sons interested therein by purisln. said order to-
rether with the ti'Ic and place of hearing. three
weeks successfully IN the Burlington Free
Press. newspaper which crculates Ia the neigh
borhoo Of those persons Interested In said estate
all which publications. shau be previous 20 the day
assigned for hearing.
THEREt ORE, you are hereby notified T. appear he
fore said Court, at the time and place signed then
anc there in SAID Court, to give bones ~ the low
directs for the payment Of the cebts and charges u
administration. and make your objections ~ the
granting suc1 lie snse, Il You see cause.
Given under my hand, at the PronAte Court rooms
this 11th day OF November, \ .. 1909.
w22w3t r. E. Wales Judge.
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BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

'l'uAp the MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ana
1 METROPOLITAN ORGANS are the best In
tie world Il proved hy the almost unanimq u op NJ
on or professional musicians b. the award q them
III SEVENTY Fls z GOLD and SILVER MEDALS,
or other b h prem ui1s at principal industrial con-
patitious s. thin few years. iccludinE the MEDAL
=, The PARIS EXPEDITION, a0c by sale very
much greater than that of any similar instrument.
This Company manu- sctuTe ONLY fIRsTCLAss IN
srRUNksrs, aud will not maze cheap organs" at
any price, or sHf any interior Instrument To
hear their Having zraitly increased their
facilities for uanuflctlr-. hy The introduction Of
new machinery and Otherwise. thsy are nov making
BETTER OKGAsS than EVER BEFORE, at in
creased economy in cost. shich IN accordance with
their fixed poiicy OF selling always at least remu-
nerative profit, they now sfering AZ PRICES OF
INFERIOR WORK. FOUR OCTAVE ORGANS,
Plain Walnut Gaze, So. FIVE OCTAVE ORGANS,
Double Reed Sold walnut Case. carved and panel
ed, with FIVE STOfS tVIOLA, DfAFAsOS, MELODIA,
FLUTE, TRsAULANTj, SIS. Otuer styles in proper
ton.
circulars, With full particulars, including ae-
ogrtte drawings Of the different styles Of CANS and
mucn Il iorI alton which may ho Of service every
purchaser Of an organ will he free, and postage
paid, 10 every one de-irir them.
MASON HAALIN ORGAN c..
49, fremont Sc Boston; $50 Broadway, NeE York.
Dee. s-+&U4@
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,sipts-,ustoms, sI35, 100000; internal rev
snue, sl37 900 coo; lands, S4,001.o0; mis-
,eIlaneous service, S20,01).oao; total,
$50 900, 600 Expenditure. c.'- .er'lce,
-4900o,000 pensions aa7 N l liAAs
$4,000 coo; War Department Stv'29,'-
900; Navy Department, Sl4,Uoy,Oy'' IN
Jerest on the public debt. S9o,'21,VoV' 'o'ai'
S2Jq, 30. 900. Estiusted receipts IN excess OF
Tie e-ne1ditgres SO, 80, 600. Estimated re
ceipts md expenditures, based upon existing
l,ws. f,r the fiscal year ending June o5tn, ISL:
po,e;rts customs. SIS, Oe0, 900; internal
'..res,, SIS. 900. 900; lands 5000 Oo0; mis-
...rrf1e1ss services. SIS, 0)9 900; total S3-3,
o8loil Expenditures Civil, foreign and
Miscellaneous. 10000. 900; interior, Indians,
trl pensions. 80, 100000: war, department,
800 0,01o, navy department, SIS, 900 900;
interest 1u the public debt. II 900 900; total,
- l.UO0.0Jo Estimated receipts ia excess OF
xp,nlitures, SOP, 900, 900.
The foregoing estimates OF receipts are made
spJn the assumption that the laws uoE IL force
relating 70 customs and internal revenue will
not be so changed as 10 materially affect the
reyeuues; AMI the estimates OF the expenditures
are based upon The expectation that no extraor-
binary appropriations Will be made.
Go. s. boutwell,,
Saerpt1rv Of the Iraasuft