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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-09
JULIA GOLD AND siLyEK

TULIA GOLD AND SILVER
81 Mining Company.-Location OF Works, Viz
ginia Mining District, Storey county, Nevada
Notice l. hereby given that At q meeting OF tho
Board Of Trustees OF said Company, held on the
9Th day Of November, 1874, an assessment Of
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents C$2 5D per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said Com.
rrold coin, to tho Secretary. at the ofice OF the
ompany, Room No. 20, No. 40 California street,
San Francisco, Cal. -.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF December,
duly advertised for rale at public auction. and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on SATURDAY, the 2sth day Of December,
1872, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
onace-Room No. 20 Haywsrd's Building, 4l9
California street, San Francisco, California.
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CHECK FOUND.

CHECK DRAWN IN FAVOR OF JOHN
~ FLANI0AN was picked up yesterday In
cold Hill, Tho owner can learn OF the Under
thereof by calling at this once and paying for
this advertisement. osou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-09

Advertising Is the oil which wise men pot In
their lamps."-Xodna Prov.
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II Business 10 Dali, Advertise.
. III BusIness 10 Brisk, Advertise.

m Tia man b didn't believe In adrer.
t,sing has gone into partnership with the sheriff,
and thst ooaeisl does the advertising. ty8 II
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

Cor, Greenwich and Courtlandt sts., New Yori
nof4 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-09
RALTIMoRE GONsoL!DATED

o~fico-Room s. No. 500 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, Cal. no1 I'd
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-24

A practical man visited a penitentiary
to see il he could gather facts to use in q
temperance lecture which he was p1cpar-
ing. "My FRIEND" said he to tho first
prisoner whom he addressed. "did l,is.
Esy, or ardent spirits of any kind, have
anything to do with bringing you here?'
why the Judge and jury that tried me,
were all drunk"
Ayoung man ''seeing the elephant
In San Francisco, found an old deacon
he knew ''bucking the tiger" in gam.
bling hell. "What." he exclaimed,
"deacon. are You here2" EYES," he re-.
Piled, 'I'm bound to break down this
eth institution"
Palgrave, the African traveller, says
that no Arab, when he wishes to leave
his horse standing, never dreams OF
tying up the animal by the neck, as We
wcnld. he tethers him by one Of his
hind legs. and would not use halter if
he had one. '' e'''
Aman forewarned is forearmed. ii!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-24
Sawed Cypress Shingles.

hF BuPerlor quality and fin1sh, can now be
~ furnished in any desired quantity OH op-
plication to us.
They are more DURABLE and are CHEAPER
giving a finished look to roofs constructed
with them, they make roof perfectly free
from leaks.
They will be shipped in any desired quan.
tity to any point on the various railroads, and
will be found verY convenient to parties in
tho country desiring to build. They are
neatly packed soT shipment.
used them:
Clarh Waring, Eeq., Childs, Johnston Dc
Palmer. pr. Geo. g. Ire zevant. the vestry Of
Trinity Church, Columbia, and Cover, Cox &
MoMASTER, MCNTEITH ROATH.
Office in Law Range, Columbia, &. o.
81 Abbeville Banner, Newberry Herald,
cory once and send bill. Dec limo
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City Real Estate for Sale.

rm DWELLING and COTTAGES on
t|iA corner Of Plain aud Gates streets. f1fA
-Aa4- The largo house contains twelyea.:2
rooms; water and gas throughout. The cot.
tages have threo rooms--one is new, has
water and gas. The lot is large one, has q
space for comfort and additional buildings.
This property is near Main street, the m market.
hotels. schools and churches.
And, also, the eligible vacant LOT, on COR
nor Gates and Plain Streets near the Howard
School, 12O feet by 104 feet.
And. also, that very pleasant vacant LOT.
on Arsenal Hill. between Gatee and Lincoln
streets, on Richland street, bounded on the
EAST by O.. Bouknight's lot and on the West
by Glaze q Shields lot. containing one.hsH
acre.1O4 feet on Richland street.
=, This property will be sold at bargain-onu-
third Tor cash and balance on credit. Titles.
will be satisfactory. Apply to
Nov 2i + q. ROUKNIaHT.
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CARRIAGES
BUGGIIE Es!

wy can select from the largest stock In
corner Of Washington and Sumter t' streets''
mine. JOHN AGNEW pronr;o. HIu e4a-
III. J. CALNAN, Agent. Nnv5
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Notice.
A LII indebted to EDWARD HOPE or T.. r.
"A G.. D. HOPE, by note or account. will
please come forward and settlo2the same.
before tho first day Of January next.
Dec ~ HOPE GYLES
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Male Teacher Wanted !.

Male Teacher Wanted,
THO take charge Of tho Bennettsyille Malc
4 and Female Academy. situated in Ben.
netteville, Marlboro County, South Carolina.
The scholastic year is divided into two aes-
sions. OF twenty weeks each-tho fret oom-
mencing on the second Mon day Of January
and the second on the eecond Monday OF July
IN each year. The terms por session arc as
Lower Branches Of ar English Educa-
-~Gyh'' .'''''. ..SlZ UU
Higher Branches of an English Educa-
tion, Languages snd Higher Mathe-
The school generally pays from 81 900 to
$1,000 per annum;.is situated in pleasant
and healthy locality, and is convenient to
churches. Board can be obtained at SIS to
$2O per month.
Suitable references required. Apply to
either OF the undersigned, Acting Board Of
trustees. ]. 81. HUDSON,
wa. p. L. BREEDEN,
.a D. w. MOORE.
J. L. BREEDEN,
Dec 21 K. LIVINGSTON
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Fresh Family Groceries.
pI0KLED New York BEEF ROUNDS.
l. PIcKLED-Salmon Bellies.
North Carolina Mullet. ko.
sMoKED..7New York Pig Hams and Strips.
Nova Scotia Salmon, ''
Beef Tongues, DO,
CANSED..Succotaeh, Lima Beans.
Peas, Salmon, Maokerei,' :.!e
Lobsters, Pexrs. Peaches.
Green-gages, Mushrooms. ri.t
:. .TTufAas1 Asparagus. a@.T
PREsERyED-Canton Ginger, Pears.
Cttron, Pfhe-appfeB,
- Strawberries, QnincAs. o.s
Blackberries'
Raspbsrries. &c." Lti-&..
11,ELLIEsTduAva and general assortment.
iEAss-qhnnpSwder. hanppSS Imperial, Japan,
sonohong, and. English Breakfast.
sa4 selected m.it6y By an expert. and finest In
CoFFeRseMocha, Laauayra, Rio,
@ .. q. Java, Raw and Roasted.
, The Downer M1NEtAL SlERM OH. absoInte.
Z safe az g 9 candle, brilliant as gas. aud
69fnars. Wtcks, Chimneys. to fix old lamp.
wv 0o GEO. SYMMERS.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-12-06
o GAN ADIAN
HORSE
DISEASE
FuRGuSoN,s WONDERFUL OIL
WILL CURE rTI


This disease is an inauenza, mors rssemblipe
pipthsria than Catarrb. L Affects the tlroas arS
glands, and ii neglected. pssses to the luugs p-r
a1elng death. Apply the Oil to the throat and
ease, and it'V cure By preventing it zoira 10 tbe
lungss ~ 80
This OIL is now used by the CHICAGO strsst
Railway " mpanles, Omnibus Lines, Expre1s T,iv-
~ and Sale ssablsa Of EVELAN III. .DFF9NTr
TOLEDO, TOR0NTO, MONTREAL, NEW
fOhk and IN the NEW ENGLAND STATES
with more efficiency and greater s1ecsss ttsf ar-1
other remedy known to The public.
rf Read Tsstfrn oufa1s.
OFFIcE OF IKE East CLEvELAND SrRErrl
RAILWAY Co., CLEVELAND, Nov a ~
Q. z WE5B Bro, jackson, Mich we are
lslng your k1rguson's Wonderful Oh upon he
horses IN onr stable sick with the borss 3isea-s
We commenced With our horses as soon a. thel-
were taken, BY applying the Oil to their threats
and necks, rubbing 1t IN well as you direct We and
that It relieves the soreness and inflammation ~
the throat and relieves the cough Our horsss he
ganto improve almost Immediately affer ne an
plea lon OF the OIL must say that il aiyes re E
sooner than any medicine I have seen uae5 fo7-
this disease. We have about 40 horses in our sts
hles, nearly all siek, and have used nothing else
upon them but FurguEons Wonderful Oil and
every horse is rapidly Improving. We esn con-
hdently recommend &c as valuable re5icire for
this disease T. DUTY, Superintendent
OFEIcE OF AsBURY, REYNOLDS & Co.
CISCISEATI, November IS, ls72
We are using Furgusonis Wondered on On a.,
horses affected with the horse disease. n rsijs.-
the cough and the Inflammation OF The throaf
Our horses are improving under the treatnene
We can confidently rse0mnend It as a value5is
uedieine- ASBURY, REYNOLDS & 90
CIEcISEATI, November a 1872
We are using EuFguson's Wonderful on an on
lorses sick with the horse disease, and have fonn5
1t valuable medieine. We have used notbiq else
on our horses but kurgusons Wonderful Oii e1d
can confidently recon- end it for this dieaass
JAMES CULLEN & CO.,
Proprietors Peoples Ice c orpauv.
OFFICE OF MuwAUKEE ST. R'rCo.l
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov u, 1872
On the two hundred horses in our sts bles sfFss.f
ed vi the horse disease, we use noJhinT bnt
EtrgHSolt's WOnderf1I OIL
lsignedl T. S. BLODGETT, sup't.
It win cure every case il promptly applied.
sold By all dealers in msdieiue
Mholesele Y, 5y BENTON MYERS &cANFIELD-
hiAChEADY q co. and JOHN D. PARK. Gin
,innati, and all Wholesale Druggist. RetaiiaS ~
dealers in medicines eYeryWhers
e Z; WEBB 4 BRO. Prop'rs, JACKSON. 1lrca.
Price, Fifty Cents per Bottls. t1nS
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color, agitb the gloss and freshness of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that a new growth Of
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use viii present the hair
from turning gray or falling off
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruf; which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleserious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the VigOr can only benefit, but
not harm it. IF wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found SO desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J..C. aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
SOLD ~ All plVoslaIa SySaTVHxsE,
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Balance in Treasury june 50, ISIS

- AOsaAs.s ............,.. A4S4 0i2 593 Is
FROM the foregoing statement ite1-
pears that the net eduetion of the
principal of the debt during the
fiscal year ending June 80, is72,
. was so"@oa - s9,ssO2Ss 81
follows. 40
Net ordinary receipts during wear 364 s94 22e 81
Net ordinary expenditures, inclnd-
ing interest on public debt.,,.,. go. $50 6s5 9l
----
prs6ina SianCe o1 ,S 1894 ls4, ,Ss4 90
IN excess Of the premium on bonds
RIdnct;on pIca@Sea 4; 81 2,454,47O SO
close Of the year compared with
same at eommencement of year S,s7l, 's5
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS,
EXECUTORs, NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been duly appointed and qualified a. *
ecutOrs on the estate Of John Hoover late Of York
Township, Sandusky County, deceased
Nov. 30, 1871. HANNAH HOOVER.
THOMAS ACKERMAH
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The rapidly increasing interest in education is a
most encouraging feature in the current history Of
the country and It is doubt true that this Is due
in great measrrs 70 the efforts Of the Bureau of
Education. That oHlce is continually receiving
evidences which. abundantly provo its efficiency
nom the various institutions Of Earning and ed
ueators Of all kinds throughout tine country. The
report of the Commissioner contains vast amount
Of educational details Of great interest," The bill
now pending before ongress providing for the ap-
prop9laton Of part Of the p10eseds of tbs sals Of
public lands for educational purposes, to aid the
States IN the general education of the rising
generation, is measure Of such great importance
70 our real progress and Is unsnimously zpprov-
ed Of By the leading fiends Ct education that com
mend i to the favorable attention Of CopRreaa.
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Operating ocean stesmars IN the Uufted States
+ is not 30 much greater than in Europa. that
believe the time has arrived for Conqrssg TO
take the subject into serious consideration.
THE DEPARTIERET or JUsI1cB.
Detailed statements through the Depart-
ment Of Justice viii be furnished by the Re
port Of the Attorney General, and though
these have been somewhat increased by the
recent acts OF Congress 10 enforce the proVis-
ions OF the fourteenth gnendment to the Con-
stituEon Of the United States and the amend
ments thereto, I cannot question ths necessity
and salutary effect Of these enactments. Reck-
less and lawless men, 1 regret TO say, have as-
socisted themselves together in some localities
to deprive other citizsns Of the rights gusFan-
teed 70 them BY the Constitution Of the Unit
ed States, and TO that end have committed
acts Of violence, but the detention and punish
ment Of many Of these persons have tended
greatly to the representation Of such disorders.
do not doubt that great majority Of the
people in all parts Of the country favor full en-
joyment by all classes Of persons If these rights
70 which they are entitled under the Constitu-
ton and the laws, and invoke the aid and as
sistance Of all good citizens to prevent oRgani-
cations whose objects are BY unlawful means
to interfere with those rights. I look with
confidence to the time, not far distant, when
the obvious advantages Of good order and
peace will induce an abandonment Of all COM
binations prohibited by the acts referred TO,
and when It will be unnecessary to carry on
prosecutions or infict unishment to protect
citizens for laWless doings Of such combina-
tions.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-12-06

Ahairs In the Territories are generally satisfae-
tory. Tbs energy and business capacity Of the
pioneers who are settling up the vast domain8 not
yet incorpoIated into States, are kespiug pacs in
internal Improvements and oivl govsrunent with
the older communities. In but ona of them, Utah,
as the condition Of Affairs unsatisfactory except 90
far Is the quiet Of the citizens may be disturbed By
real OF imaginary danger Of Indian hosdIties. It
has seemed 70 be the policy Of the Legislature Of
Utah to evads all responsibility 70 the Govern
ment Of the United States than'to hold position
of hostility to It. rseommsd careful revision
Of the present laws Of the Territory by Congress
and the enactment Of such Law ss was proposed
in CongreaB at its last session. something milaE
g WI secure peace, the equality Of citizens BE-
fore the law, and the ultimats extinguishmsrt Of
polYgamy.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-12-06
laRIcULrURE.

The report of the Commissioner of Agriculture
gives very full and interesting account Of the
several divisions Of this Department. The horti-
cultural, agricultural statistical, chronological
and chemical, and the bens6ts conferred BIZ each
The whole report is a complete history in total. 81
the working Of that department in all its branches
showing the manner in which the farmer, merch-
ant, and miner is informed, and the extent to
which he is aided in his pursuits. The COMMITTEES
makes one recommendation that measures be
taken byCongress to protect and induce the plant
ing Of forests, and suggests that 10 part Of public
lands should be disposed Of without the condition
that one-tenth oft be reserved in timber where it
exists, and where it does not exist, inducements
should be offered by planting it.
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-
Since the establishment Of territorial govern
ment for the District Of Columbia, the inprove-
Sud Surroundings, and the increased prosperity Of
the citizens is Observable to the most casual visitor
The Nation being large owner Of property in this
its Just share Of she expense Of these Improve
menta. 1reccommend, tharefore, an Rnrropriatiou
10 reimburse sbe citizens for the work done BY
them along and in front Of the public grounds
during the past year-a liberal appropriation, in
order that the Improvement and embeliishment OF
the public buildings and grounds may keen pace
with the Improvements made by the Territorial
authorities
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OoOO AGENTS WANTEp.-ws o,,.--
1000 0lltee employment for an. either - -
y per dsy, OF $1,000 or more year New VOL.
oy MIS- A-stows and Others. SaipeT6 Drsnsf,l,,1s
ssSs,s y. money made rapidly and easily
einnad Ohio - = So' SO-s In
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and no re-appointment Of Congressional represen-
tatlon be made under it. Such census coming
as It would, in the last year Of tie first eentHrT Of
our national existence would furnish a noble mon
ument Of the progress Of the United States during
that century.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-12-06

IOtdl s lOO, ,544 AGA %
On the basis Of the last table The Statements
show reduction Of the public debt from the first
Of March. 1858, to the present time as follows:
March lst, 1869 to March LIST, 1870. Ss: IS45s2 81
March lst, 1870 to March lst 1871. ii7,6I963O Is
March lst, 1871 to March lst, 1872. SOS 34S "a
March lst LIST, 1872 to Nov. lst, 1872,
eight months .................... 81 .04T 1877 81
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

81 fO QOn per day Agents wanted, An
49,. DSO classes Of working people, oi
, sle-leL se11 young or old, make more money AZ
Eolk ior Us IN their spare moments, or All ne tae
Snea q at anything else. Particulars frss. AdirsSa
G.SI1ASON Geo. Portland, Maine.
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An earnest desire has been felt to correct the
abuses which have grown up in the Civil Services
OF the country. The defective method Of making
appointments to Office have been regarded too
much as the reward Of pOliteal service, and ander
the authority Of Congress rules have been estab-
hahed 70 regulate the terms Of ofice and the mode
OF appointment. It cannot be expected that any
system Of rules be entirely effective and prove
perfect remedy for the existing evils, until they
have been thoroughly tested by actual practice and
AMENDED according to the reQurem ents of the ser
vice. During my term Of Office it shall be m best
endeavOr to so apply the rules as to secure the
greatest possible reform in the Civil Service Of
6oyernment, but it will require tho direct action
ot Congress TO render the enforesment Of the sys-
tenn binding upon my successors, and hone that
the experience Of the past year, toRsthsf with ap-
Prop-iste legislation Of Congress, may reach a.
isfaetory solution Of this question, and sscurs to
Of obtaining faithful and Efficient oficers md en-
ployees q. s. GRANT.
TIE E1EcuT1vE MANsIoS, Dec I'd, 1872.
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In accordance with the terms Of the Act Of Con-
gress- approved March Sd 1871 providing fer the
one-hundredth anniversary 0fA Afnerican 1ndepend-
ence, Commission has been organized, consisting
oftwo m embers from each Of the States and Ter
ntorles. The Commission has held two session
and made satisfactory progress in the organization
and IN the initatory steps necessary tor carrying
out the provisions Of the Act, and for executing
the provisions; also, Of the Act of June lst, 1871
creating Centennial Board Of Finance. A pre-
hminary report Of progress has been received from
the President Of the Commission at your coming
session to transmit report Of the progress made
and to lay before you the details relating to the
hibition Of American and foreign arts, products
and manufs eturers, which BY the terms OF the Act
Is to be held under the auspices Of the Government
Of the United States in the oity Of Philadelphai
the year Of 1873 This celebration will be looked
forward to by American citizens with great inter-
est, as marking century OF greater progress and
prosperity than is re orded in the history Of any
other nation, and proving further good purpose
IN bringing together cur soil people Of all the
commercial nations Of the earth in matter calcu-
lated to secure nternafi0na1 yrnd eaalfu5
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THE PARDON OF KU z1ux.

Applications have been made TO me for the
pardon Of persons convicted Of q violation Of
said acts, upon the ground that clemency in
such cases would tend to tranquilizs the pub
lie mind; and to test the Tirtus Of that policy,
I am disposed, es far as my senses Of justice
will permit, TO give to thess applications ia
vorable consideration; but any action thereon
is not to be construed as indicating any change
in my determination to enforce with 7igor
such an act so long as the eonspiracies and
combinations therein named disturbed the
peace Of the country. It Is much to be re-
gretted, and is regretted by none more than
myself, that a necessity has ever existed
to execute the Enforcement Act. No one can
desire more than that the necessity for ap-
plying it may never again be demanded.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
The Secretary Of the Interior reports salts
factory Improvement and progression in each
OF the several bureaus under the control Of
the Interior Department. The work, which
in some Of them for some years has been in
arrears, has been brought down to 3 recent
date, and In all the current business has been
promptly despatched
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......$99,9 ,96O,253 81


hhDOCIION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT
Tins statement treats solely Of the PRINCIPAL of
the public debt. By the monthly statement Of the
puohc deet which adds together the principal and
interest," cue and unpaid and the interest accrued
end deduets the cash in the treasury as according
70 the day OF publication: the reduction was SlOO3
544,49l 2S. The source of this reduction Is as
follows: - 80
The principal aecOunt....., s9s. $50. ga "a
unpaid interest aecount-....-.-.... ,952 96
Total $lOS, ,544,49I %
Cash on hand.. 2.746.4gS %
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oUR oCEAN CoaINfERcE.
A WANT AND HOW 10 FIIL N.

The report OF the Secretary of the Treasury
will show an alarming falling off in our carry
ing trade for the last ten or twelve years, and
even Tor the past year. I do not believe that
the puohc treasure can be better expended in
the interest Of the whole people, than in trv-
ing to recover this trade. An expenditure of
tive million dollars per annum, for sthe next
five years, if it would restore to us our propor-
tion of the carrying trade of the world would
be prottably expended. The price Of labor
in Europe has so much enhanced within the
last few years, that the cost Of building and