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MONDAY oeFOssH

I. ,.,,,,,,f .:6ssssrsl IF 5lisiss .a,isAgisq,
srh~ ouehes Meycusy, Of the IS: lEsst.'
,sa !, tIlst Sig Gk9isse ~ I, xs z
s ! s.'s:;,,,sl Goysfneg GsAeral IF krltsh
s;sa ou she csth 81 July; and that st
-, - h ~. ntmellt, Ne went to Paris, Oh
IS 50 a tie Duke IS Wellington With
ss,ss 4 II added, he stands anthe best
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-23
Building Lots at Auction.

Building Lots at Auction.
IshaIl cffer at public sale on Saturdae
the 2Sth Of Oct. at 4 o'clock, 16 valua
he building lots, situated on Washing.
ton, Princess, st. Asaph, and Columbu,
in pleasant part Of the town
they will be sold upon credit of E & L
months, and satisfactory conveyance
viii be made upon the payment Of thu
purchase money.
] have also SO lots which are adjoin,
ing the above which wish to lease fol
a term Of years or forey X.
c. Griffith.
Oct. z. dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-23

Two men, one named III. w. Hams,
and tie other Sherhurli S, Hart, have
ses,ap. banking institution ia this city,
ander the title Of & The City Exchange
Bank with the pretended Capital q
I've Milliensof Dollars. These Iaes..
are well known IN this city, and are Iel
all probability not worth the half of two
ImilIians ii Dimes, as the said Hams, TIE
Cashier of said bank, il now, and has
fof some time past been prisoner Tor
deht on The Limits. Harris said to hayE
zone tosthe Southward with a cargo 81
isis bank notes Of the Gcaemiuatiou Of
|6fty dollars and five dollars. 1t is also
thaa he has fakea with him 8
QUANTITY OF notes, made Somewhat MINI
Itation of the notes OF the corporation Of
|ths city, with view of putting Them OF
las such. No one can calculate the ex-
tent. of evil that may arise to the com
lmuaity, unless the characters who have
Eset this institution OH foot, should be ge-
|neraily knows. have therefore given
the above to the public, leaving Messrs.
Hart and HANS to seek theirTedress ia
AMY legal manner they please against me,
las. lthink / should be culpabie myself,
knowing the facts, not to make them
public. ,>,,e
Clerk Of Police in the City Off York.
One of tie above swindlsry, Hart
! put OF last Thursday to.a merchant 10
Philadelphia $3.50 Of the above desc'lb-
led bills, and Was allowed four per cent
premium upon them. The following is
ltae manner in which he accomplished
ibis villainy. Passing by this mer.
|chant' 5 store, heobseryed written no.
fttice stuck upon the window. g .Ntsats
Eork Bank Notes acanted." In he
popped, and offered his new made bank
paper, The merchant, after looking Al
sthe bil.s,, observed to Hart, 6 this is 4
,Inew Bank, is it not T" He answered
I yes; but that they were perfectly cur
trent, and that ne had just received them
from New-Tork IN payment for goods.
After accomplishing bis yillainy, be left
1.-THE store in search Of other prey. The
-lgenae,nan who purchased the notes did
mot discover the imposition until he ar.
Irivedin this city yesterday morning.
Hams, who signed the bills as Cashier
has-been before the Police this morning
and confessed that the amount ISSUED
was $4,000, in sos and Of smaller de-
nominations, besides about 10 dollars ii7
small notes, In imitation of our Corpof-
alton notes. Hart will, it is probable,
as he progresses southwark, continue his
ldepredafions upon the unsuspecting. m
ill he disposes OF the whole emission 81
his spurious paper. ,s
The following is copy of one of the
five dollar bills now before US:
g The City Exchange Bank, in the
CITY of New York, promise to pay J.
Hull, or bearer, on demand, five dol
lars, in current bills. New York, 18th
Sept. 1878.
SIS. HART. President.
g II. w. HAMS, Cashier. 5-
-EG.Jiso.,. - -os1c5 - 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-23
To Rent,

vEvHE Three Story Brick Dtrelling
Hoaa, and Bake House, on Union
Street, row in tie occupancy of the
widow Of the late Jeremiah A. Neale.-
Possession given the first of November
The above property is we'll situated to
carry on tie Baking Business, or for a
Public or Boarding House, The house
has been occupied as public & board
ING house Tor several years past.
~ .ANTHONY RHODES.
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For Sac,
THE Z
White House,

I'm the west side of Fairfax street,
q between Prince and Duke streets.
now occupied by Mr.. Slade.--A good
title will be made to this property.
For terms, apply to
j. u. Simms.
Oct IS e05tlaw4t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

sisn cayalfy have entered lcre ahd demanded
for,hwilh .tbe sum of 400, 600 frsrcs >
Seasons. Juiy 27.--Fos some days past
the Russian Yidettes have advanced very near
to this city. Our garrison is about 1000 men.
The white flag is constantly flying on our
public edihces. II appears that oor COM
manSer is determined not TO yield the place
10 !be allies but in the last exiremity.
Nessers, July 2l,--Our city is occupied by
The AusttiAns. We are overwhelmed by Ie-
QUESTIONS of all kinds
Blois, Juiy 23---Our city and all its epvi-
rons, have been disatmed by lhs Prussian
troops.
Ioulon, Juiy % This morning, oil the
Military and civil officers OF the Marine, OF
this port have addressed a respectful submis-
sion TO the king. The wbre flag has been
hoisted and The English squadron which was
in sight of the por,,saluted the flag as son as
they saw il flying on the forla and batteries.
Iouioase, Juty 24.--.His X. ii. the Duke
d'Aneouleme, arrived yesterday ia this eiy
at 5 o'clock, p. M. in the midst OF the accia-
NATIONS Of an immence multitude, intoxicated
with the happiness Of possessing him again.
The presence Of the Prince 90 afdeatly below
ed BY his people, raised their enihusiasm 10
i1 heighr.
y PGriss July 29--Therc is repor. of the
arrival of the Emprcsses ef Russia and Aus
tria at Paris.
The papers announce that Peace was sign
ed yesterday or the day before. We cannot
ye, confirm this pleasing news
The King has issued a decree en- the 2lst
inst. ordering the arrest and delivery 10 the
councils Of war, to be Judged scoofdog 10
military law, of all general Officers and oihcE
military commanders Of depes mepis ana c.
ties who have repressed shall 'epieSs BY
violence or force Of arms, the expsessiohS o!
fidelity Of the people towards ais Majesty
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
HoNAPARTE INLONpON

Capt. Cole, arrived at NV Yes nom
France, reports; thai he WIS spoke" ei'h OH
Falmouth, Eng. Sd Aug. by British i'ga'e,
then but few hours out from that port, and
Informed, that Sonaharte syib oniy one Of his
military aids, had been sen! 10 Lenaen, nnder
an eSrort.
Captain Cole is the bearer of dispatches
from our Consul at Paris tc-the Secretary of
State, and from Louis Sth TO the French
minister in this country,
Between tae 18th and 92d Of Aug. capt.
c. spoke several Of the homeward bound Ja-
maica feet, and was infos med that large
number OF the fleet, supposed about thirty,
had foundered in the gale of the 9Th Aug.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

OF her crew having left her 10 boats. --alacy
Of them must have been kiiledby The fire OF
our vessels, and one Of the boats was sunk.
None of ocr vessels sustained any damage,
nor was there man killed wounded.
This brig is larger than the EPervier-
was built 10 Aigiers five years ago, by Span
ism constructor, the same who built the
frigate captured on thcl7 inst and is
perfectly sound. have the honor 10 be, ve-
ry respectfully, &c. y@E
STEPHEN DECATUR.
Hon. b. w. CtowningshieId,
Secretary of-the Navy:
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From the LSstOn Yankee.

Rousseau closes his tenth chapter of tia
-sscond bous of his 7" Social CsrtraeL" wah
these prophetic words:
"Thete is sill in this quarter OF the world
one county proper to receive Legislation
"il is the island Of Corsica. The ,valor and
constancy with which that brave people
shave recovered and defended their liberty,
"well deserves 10 have some wise man SEP
"iorward and teach them how 10 preserve h;
Sand fAapc Ersssnnmeas ihot this Int isscnl
q ssiH Sen,s day astcs.isA oil Eprohe."
The she has done by giving birth to the
greatest soldier and statesman the world has
ever seen. o.
The sane philosopher foretold that Cof-
nues, or Zarfars, would ere long eheamp in
Paris. The Cossdcks OF iieLandsr nhe DelsI'-
erer have fulfilled this prediction, ihe las,
year; and their recent dceuucuon OF hno
sreeimens Of srehi;eeture, will remind the
Parisians Of Rousscau's prophecy. II Is a
fact that when Napoleon left Pa,is, the Go,hs
entered it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
EXON Bermuda.

British brig Lady of the Bssin, Yates
from Bermuda, arrived at Philadelphia The
Sd iost. reports the condemnation of hve "a
meriean vessels there uncer the ncn-impor,a-
,ion regulations OF that place, AZ condemn
cd for having articles on board, and adserus
ed for sale, American big Polly; schooners
Syph, Stralaynd, Lady Washington, aud
Farmers Delight.
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Tbe A:Jsrine mar.
Fron tde A-lnonaf Tatsiigeaeer. Spite mber S.
TREATY WITH hLGiERS.

Wa understand that Nespatches have been
received fcorn Com. Decatur, announcing the
pleasing in.eIlisence of his having 90 tho
par, OF the Upi,ed States, concluded Tfca-
" OF Peace with the Dey of Algiers. With
tho condilioo, Of the Treaty of course we are
nnaequaintcdi but we learn, generally, that
they are such as Com. Decatur thought pro-
per 10 dictate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Freedom Of Choice .--l'be dec'ara,ina 9
the allied sovereigns, says Bellies, pspet'
that The Fermentation may have any suver-
len they e,.oclc except BonsvSric, reminds
Us ol an ,asuigess .Ia.ksr. uholoid his dsug;'-
ter TIA, she might have suy hu>baad she
likcd--srce,' me man .f her eheicf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

The British "a, Warrior, was totally dis
mas,cd in the gale Of the 9th August, which
destroyed great per, o'her convoy and many
American vessels,
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From a Charleston, S. G. haher, Of .1uS. %.
BY Capt. Hallet, Of the schooner. Rising
Sun, arrived last evening in Is days from
Martinique, we obtain verbal Information OF
the stack made by the British under Sis
James Lei,h upon Guadalonpe. 1t appeats
that on the 10Th in,t. the enemy passed along
the cluster of Islands called the SAINTS, aDG
laoded on Guadaloupe--but instead OF advanc-
ing against Point Peire--Proceeded aionG
the west end of the Island towards Bassaierre.
The force ofthc British being Infinitely super
Tor, the heights of Bassaterre which CON
mands one end of the Island, were carried ~
storm. The French made a bold and-obsun-
ate resistance. The 64h regiment - Brit-
ish were ucarly sgoyed. AiSe, ocDsldera'
bic loss on both sides, Numbers prevailed -
As BassateIre does not at all comm md Point
Pc,re tha, city with its deiences may mold
out. .altho' it is probable the Island finally vii!
be held by the British for legitimate Louis
If the strength of Guadaloupe were equal
to the 81 Il Of its inhabi,ants--thsy may pre-
serve their dependence. They are greatly
attached 10 Napoleon, aud Count Linois has
co,iucted affairs with activity and inielli-
gcnce.
By the brig Margset, capt. Iuiioch, ar at
Y. York from Guadaloupc, we learn that Bos-
sa,erre capituated on the loth oi August, al
ter al, &C ,ion, in which about three hundred
were killed Oh both sides.
Guadalophe surrendered to the British for.
ION the l2th ult. after much hard ils sh-'n5.
-
In the Halifax Areadisn Recorder, Of August 50.
VIC find the following paragraph;
"a letter from Cauhegena, dated July Is,
1915, states, tina; several officers OF the Ame-
rican army, had been seized hv the Aiesde,
AMONG whom were Col. Boesuer, Capt.
Wilkinson, and 1t. Ryan. ltappears that
thew had imprudently disclosed their Intention
of Joining the Patriots, 20 party OF Loya'ists,
bv mistake. Some private letters were found
among their papers, directed TO iheir friends
in n. York and Baltimore, which requested
them TO give up the idea of arriving al eitaer
fortune OF fame in the revoluIionized Colon
les OF Spain. They were sent IN chains on
board the ST. Ildephonso, then in the h"i
Prices OF ammunition aud implements oil W.
were merely nominal.
The British 20, Warrior, was totally dis-
.,..,ol !, ,b. a ale of The 9th AUGUST, which
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Fyom a Norfolk Paner Of August 80.


This morning arrived here. the u. States'
cartcls ships Perseverance,, Capt Diil, and
inig Analostan, Capt. Smith the former in
q and the latter in SO days from Plymouth,
(Eng.) Late advises from Gibraiter mention
The arrival there of the Independence, Amer,
Ican u. The Algcrines are said TO be at
WAR with the following nations the Ameri-
cans, Dutch, Danes, Russians, Swedes,Prus-
alan. aad French The Russians are fitting
ou,a naval force 10 the Black Seasto go a.
gainst the AIgerines the Dutch heet had
arrived at Gibralter a part OF the Algerine
navy had gone to the Adriaiic to cruize. The
AlgeriDe Admiral who was killed iD'the acs
tion With the United States iriga,e Guerriere,
was the famous Scotch renegade, Admiral
Lyle, who, it will be recollected styled him.
self Lord High Admiral OF Tripoli. His
squadron was blockaded in Gibralter, by the
u. S. friga,e Philadelphia, in 1901.
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Guadsgouhe surrendered to the British for
cesoo the l2th ult. after much hard iis sh-nl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-20
STRAY MARES.

During the Summer, two small MARES got
out OF my pasture and were often seen m the
neighbornoOd during that period from whence
It's probable they have strayed
Any person who may know where they are, is
requested TO inform me by post, or otherwise and
! WIN make reasonable compensation for any trou-
bic. One of them back with star and som,
warts on her, years old the othera light sorrei
with white on the face and nose, 4 yeas old.
w. NEWBURN.
Genito Bridge, Powhatan Co.
Dec. 10 1915. Sc.
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CASH SALE or NEGROES
NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as an Executor to Captan
M william Howard, decd of Albemarle. re
iues. All persons una are indebted to the said es
tate to come forward and discharge the same. and
all those that have claims against the es ATE 10
come forward and settle their accounts ,mme,i,.
ateiy as there Will be DIVISION of the estate he.
tween this and the 18th of Dec and ali accoun,s
brought IN after that date, tins notice viii be pied
in bar. ~ F'e'>>'
Powhatan, Nov 2oh 1915. Aw
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VIRGINIA:

VlROlNIA
AT superior Court of Chancery holden at the
Capitol in the City of Richmond the 18th dav
OF January 1915
Christopher Moon. pfc
Against
1ohn Miller, James Hammond, John Anderson.
and Nancy Moon, ex'ors and ex'ix of the lac
VIII and testament of Archelaus Mon. decd
Samuel Read, her, dev,see, and executor ot
WlAam Read decd, and John Campbell.
DelPs.
The defendants except Samuel r adj, who are
OUT OF this Country, and aga nst whom the plalI
'iH appears to have proceeded in the mode pre-
scrioed by law against absent defendants. and
Ihey still failing TO appear and answer, and Inc
cause coming on to be heard As 10 that def ndant
upon the bill, his answer, exhibits, and exam ma.
IONS OF witnesses, and was argued BY COUNSEL
vi consideration whereof the court doth order
mat the defendants, executors and executr,x of
Afchelaus Moon decd do render before a com.
IN ssiOner OF the Court, All account OF their ad.
mhnistratiOn, on the estate OF ther teststor. snd
we defendant Samuel Read, do also render al,
account OF ms administrations on TIE estate Of
ms 'eslator, before the same commissioner. who
IS drec ed TO examine, state and settle the sa d
iccounts and make reports thereofto tine court.
WIN any matters specially stated, deemed peri i,
nent by himself, or winch may be required by
the parties TO be so seated
A EODV.-- resie
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D. In 6 per cent. stockoffSI5 (the
100000 loan) authorised by
the act ofthe Bird March, 1915,
obtained at different rates, pay
able IN Treasury Notes or IN
cash, and not reimbursable be-
fore 1927, to wit:
7,924,2l9 50 at 95 per cent. stock, s,S41, 2s3 II
1,047, 846 80 at 963 1,O85,85I O9
32,97o ~ at 81 80 998 A
215,0OO at 90 2S0,612 "a
1000 at par 1900
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A PRIZE OF 5000 Dollars.

No. 81 ,992, the first dra,cn Ticket ofthe
lOth days draicing in the masonic
HILL LOTTERY, pas sold at
the Lottery Office ofthe Sub
Scriber, aohich is the
Seventh Capital Prize,
Thar ms PEE.N SOLD BY mn JVTTH,
fNI'HE LAST TtTO YEARS.
The following Prizes are now in the wheel,
-VIZ-
prize Of s 10000
10000
10000
5000
IL 1000
A few TICKETS and Shares warranted
nndrawn, can be had if immediate appli-
cation be made at
j. y. KURSHEEDT,s
Lottery g E,.cldaee office,
.tdis Street. Ricinis,ui.
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REES'S CYCLOPOEDTA.

-, = = Y I1OI OETJIh.
me clFcdmat ances Which occasloned the s,,s-
pension OF the publ cation OF this valuable and
u g1 y 70 eresI ng work beng now hap ~ relnov.
e',. no apprehension need be entertained of any
'ur'hsr interruptions until 1T is completed
FfFZWHYLSONN x POI TER.
r q T.. have for sale Housn K BoUXcr,s eie.
giant nap of the STATE of Ono, mounted on roll
ers' and IN portable shape; several Geoar Mn
Cav works OF John Meilish VIRGINIA CASES
D Judge, peterborough and Home, The 80.
pf' IENrLEMAN's Pocket .4lnmack for 1916.
ule later OF which contains many tables and no.
uceS uSe'ui TO the Farmer, Merchant and PolIt,.
Ian UM,; large and elegant supply of PEN
KNIVES, and very ex ensve assortment =,
STATIONARY. Vi
PIANo FOR les md complete sets Of strings !.
1erlnsn u'esi Violin Bows &, strings, Clar.o.
netSes, Muse, &c &C.
Dec. IL O.
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f,be r 'e.snr,, f.o,o,ba
first ofJ.n. 1919 10 the 3 ytb of
Sen IS1s ba,ne. IN. s,,r, &c 100 .oo ooo =,
IT viii he p,t,,r.I here ~ e,,,,,,. ~ %
neral effects of the war upon the public debt of
the limited St.tes ond he ,nraxrJ !. ~ 49, VI
ed C. exhibits deta,ed Statements of he ,,naat's
from The wear 1zoI tn the yeor YaIS ~ ;ini:y,'
sivr. The subiec however nv he pIoced Il
pnctlv. in the fnIlowine, no;nt of 800 -, =.
TINA &c rafsr.;nor IN ,bs do+s &c +L on = r.
temper -
Or,b. Pubic Ds6,
The amount IF the F,nded neL+ .o,..,..,,
beE;,re The war ,,,h Oh ,.an,a,noI So -' -
sDtb S.pte nor 1915 my, he stareJ =, W go, ,',
of 30 rs. 4.64 Il liars e6 cents. IN VT. i'
1 In old 6 perc CEN.
ock, the NOM.
nal ronnnt be,,g 1zosooz, %
And he .rno,,n; re.
injured beng 12A6z sez
-
RaIance dine nm the
ann Sen, 1915 . zoe, 90, ~
2. / deferred per ''' '''N0F -
cant .,ock ,na
nom,nJ ano,nt
beng oesa aoo1r
AID lie onornt re-
,,,b,,.ssd be.no. Atso e1ooo
Ral,ocs dua n, .6e 7o,l, s.n,.,,
he, Iois .o,-,.,- ~,
4 Il, q ,er cont s,ooL ,S'SoS11o ~
a J., sxrh,no,. & 49, cont -.,.,, -''''''i| 70
u,,Jer tLs %, rystS
& I'm q nor c..rt s,n,i, ,zos oa aTdo ~
e In c,,,s,,,,ns ,'s' IN oo, ~
''"'' '''" 1O'9~o''Oo
R,Ia,ce due an the 7o,t, s.rt 1919
r,La ,,,,,,,Ia g a. ~ tt 1t.
con,r.c,e5 du.na ,Pe U wsr 0' 90 1os 40, nc
2. The amou a OF he Funded Dept contracted
on account Of the late war on the goth of Sept.
1915 NAV be sis,ed at tbe sum of g. Ia 'e 90
IL
N''iA' ~ SS''''S w VIZ
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ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT. :

ANNUAL ltSEASURf REPORE.
[coSTISUED
But as the rece pts of the Treasury for the year
1918 are derived principally from the war revs.
nue. and resort ces, and It's expenditures arse
also pr.ncipalll fyom The arreorages of the war
demands; It i, pr'rer 10 comprise them, as far as
they are ascertained, in the following supplement
tai 8 atemeat ::
l. The gross receipts of the rrea-
sury for 1912. 1915 and 1871, a.
mounted above stat ed to the
:, sum If 98.o42,3o 96
The recep.s into the Treasury for
1915 TO the 3Jh Of Sept. last
cannot be precisely stated, as
the accounts To that time are
no yet actually rnade.up but
they ere estimated to have O.
nous ed % The sum of ss,372,oOO
From Rev aue 124O0,)1O
From l. us 100
From Treasury Notes l5,93o J0J
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WIN. w. HENING, &C.
Commissioners Office, City OF Il cIlmmd.
10 Al Gth fgfE

commissioners Ofhce, City OF X ciimund,
II Mo. 9th, 1915
The parties named in the aforesaid SUIT, are
hereby notified, that have appointed the 2Stb
day OF the second month & e. February next en-.
sung, TO commence the accounus directed by the
aforesaid order ofCOurt, on which day they are
requested 10 attend at my office, IN the city afre
SAID Cat ten O'Clock in the momng) with their
accounts, and vouchers, ready for examinatlon
ana settlement and with copies OF the Court
papers.
SAMUEL PARSONS, VI. c.
Dec 10. o.,
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The aggregate of the receipts of
the Treasury from the first of
Jan. 1912 to the 30.h Of sept
1915 beng the sum of I37414.3Oo 90
9. The gross disbursements ofthe
Treasury for 1912, 1913 &13I4
am uated as above stated tote
~, sum Of 1o1el7.557 10
The disbursements of the Treasu-
ry for 1915 TO the 3 ,th of Sept.
last amounted 20 the sum of 1886. 323 I8
For the CYL, d plo-
matte & msceila-
nctIu, expenses . 537 600
For The military SER
vice, &c. 15,79o.144n
For the Naval SER
vice, Sc 7,O5oooo 25
For the public debt 1909 178 %
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Making the aggregate amount Of
the floating public debt about
the sum of
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