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clearinghouse.

JMRs. ROBINSON
" AS removed to the house lately oc-
Ill cupied by Mr.. VIM. Brewer, op.
posite to the Farmers Bank of Maryland
where ladies' and gentlemen may be &C
commodated with boarding by the day,
week, month, or year. Mrs. Robinson
will use every exertion to give satisfac.
ton to those who may favor her with
the patl onage.
Mrs. Il. has rented the large and com.
modious stable in the immediate neigh
borhood Of her boarding house to skill.
full and attentive ostler: gentlemen who
may favor her with their company may
rely with the most entire confidence up
on having their horses carefully attended
to.
The house is conveniently situated for
gentlemen who may have business with
the courts or public Offices.
Annapolis, sept. gu stuthlm
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Oct. IA.
For Sale,


A TRACT of land, lying on the North
"a Fork Of Quantico Greek, and only
two miles from the town of DumIries.
(known by the name Of CIifton) contain
Jig about ESQ acres. About two thids
Of this tract is in wood-a part Of the
cleared land we'll enclosed. There is on
this tract good dwelling house, stables,
&c and convenient to the dwelling
house grist mill, containing two pair Of
stones--ore Of burr, new, Ave Ieet diane
ter; the other Cologne. The mill is late.
.ly built. Every part of the gear new,
and completely fitted for merchaa. work,
The mill better secured from floods than
any am acquainted with, having bat s
feet Of dam, with a saort race, to admit
oil tall ior atwenty -four feet oyershot wa.
ter wheel. In fact, the land is Of good
quality; the situation handsome and
healthy; the steam good one and the
mill new. spacious, and well finished, and
wing iu the most direct rout for grea,
part Of the produce that comes to DUN.
fries to pass it. Possession can be had
immediately, and the terms known by
application to me, at Dumlries
JAMES DENEAIE.
October ii tuflm
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xsx Exchange CoGss House III
MRMAR.NE JOURNAL. S&Sk
.1ey OF ALgxANSRIA...oc9osgR IS.


4 0gRY OF Observation-Disclosures lo'
ARRIVED,
schr George Washington, Middleton,
! days f.om Norfolk; sugar, ,nOlasses,
ar, etc. TO merchants Of the District
Two passengers
Brig Alexander, Robinson. from War
ZEN, RI. via Baltimore, 4 days from the
latter port; lime and lumber, to Lawra-
son and Fowle.
Schr Philadelphia, Hand, 5 days from
Philadelphia; dry soolls, groceries, etc.
70 merchants Of he district. Left, below
MARYLAND Point, yesterday morning, S
.shooners aud a sloOp, Sll bound up
SlOop Minerva, Barnes, 10 days from
S,on.nston; cheese, fish, etc. to the mas
ter. ENTERED,
Schr Mary, Clements, Baltimore.
Brig Mercato., Parsons, Cad;z.
Ki,iug Sun, g owes, Washington,
North Carolina.
Schr COmbi e, Higgins, Wilmington,
North Carolina.
Mary, Clumen,s, GeOrgetcwu.
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p,,,es GERS sars!.-Wm. ball. ca
,insley Hall, do, William
BTaeiu,. d.. /: john &. Russ; DAN
|I.n Darrorh, Storage John More
80, do (: .John M'Eachern. do. a.; Pc
/ Canes, do.-Total saved 90.
Passengers lost.-l.achlen M'Neil,
!, 10 wife ard two children Archibald
krDouald. his wife,5 children, father
law and mJther-in-law Donald
4 .npbeIl, his father, mother, and
[;,ter ; Mr.. Smith and wife. alias
Dunean-Duncan NJ
MILAN, his mother and sister-Mr.
Murray lone man name unknown
twenty-five.
Ships Company lost. Ellison Car.
TER. cook-William Bradbury, sea-
Total lost %.
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Seasonable Goods.

DY the ship Boston, and via N. York
ID and Baltimore, the subscriber has
received
Cloths. cassimeres. Aannels, blankets
Bombazetts, Kendall cOttons
Women's, mems aud youths black
and slate. colOred worsted hose
Booking. Bedford cords, Irish linen
Cotton and linen diaper
Calicoes, sewing six, cold threads
Cotton balls, imitation shawls
Book, p!aiu ard tambored null null
Furniture dimiiies Auslins
An elegant assortment Of rpund and
long ball, gimp ant plain head furniture
fringe
Carpet binding, tape and bobbin
!. Boot, bed and chin;z lace
Shit buttons. etc. ETC. which are Of
fered for sale on accommodating terms,
by GEORGE TAYLOR
september so tu,hs1m
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Cheap Hats

TIME subscriber respectfully Informs
Il his friends and the public in gene.
raj, that he has on hand, at this time, an
extensive assortment Of HATS of diffe-
rent qualities 4 the latest fashions, viz.
Ladies' and children's fancy hats, gen.
tlemens' beaver hats of the first quality,
that will be warranted good, mapped
aud wool hats Of superior quality-all
of which viii be sold on pleasing terms,
wholesale Or retail, to those who wish to
purchase, who are respectfully invited to
cali aud judge far themselves.
THOS. l.. MARTIN.
Two or three Boys Of good character;
will be taken as Apprentices.
October 8 wfm7t
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Hardware.


XOHN w. MASSIE & Co have re.
81 cs:ved b. the ships Boston aud Alta
lanta, Just arrived from Liverpool, a
choice selection Of HARDWARE.-A-
moug them are:
Brass and beli-meral kettles
Smiths anvils aud vises
do hammers and sledges
Cast steel, in large and small bars
English blistered steel (b)
Il )ezO elegant Fozuling pieces
Plated and steel bits and stirrups, CT
the latest patterns
English shoe thread, in balls
Bench and m ulding planes, etc.
Which, with their former stock, makes
their assortment complete, and for sale at
low prices. Also, general assor tment
of SWEDISH BAR IR0.S,
suitable Tor Wagon, gig and carriage
tire. thstu4w October 2
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Wines, &c.

y" hHSS1 ~ ~
lust received, per snip Commerce
% captain Crowdhiil, from Marseil',s
and for sale by the undersigned,
% cases superior red her
mitage, of The vintage of 1911, ,c,NrS
us do. Frontignour, Mus i
cal, BOuraeaux u MarseiIIes
1877 packages, containing
Gentlemen's super6He round hats
Periumery, assorted, Naples soap
Matches, musical seals, aud snuff boxes
Chains and keys
Elegant portraits and engraVings
A few sets splendid paper haDginss
Ladies' and gentlenen's gloves
Umbrellas and parasols
Writing and wrapping paper
Fancy baskets, Gc. &c.
FIR. ADAMS,
Oct. 10 Merchants Wharf,
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Hearth RUGS.

AAoaitii mugs.
4 " elegant variety Of London hearth
"A rugs Just receive d and for sale -
and expected, in few days, large as
ssrtment Of BRUSSELS carpeting aud ber-
dsrs, Turkey red damask table covers,
SC. &c. ALSO,
A few cases OF Dunstable straw hats
and bonnets, large, and Of a very beauti-
full quality.
ON HAND,
,Ahandsome variety of cotton. silk and
woolea goods, adapted to the season. :,
Cases of straw bonIets, common and
fine qualities.
ALSO,
Demi, medium and super royal print.
Ing paper, paste board, band box, press
and wrapping paper, cap and letter paper.
5. b. GODDARD.
October IA st
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William Gillian,

William Gillian,
King stone door ,rest of P,tons u Butcher
nfFERS for sale, low for cash, or to
" punctual customers
5 pipes L.P.MadeiraW Wine l Imported
| do burgundy do in the
| cask Serceal do schooner
do Malmsey do H'y Clay
y half pipes ! Old Port wine-also in
4 qr. Casks bottles and on drausht
g ' sss: low priced sugar.
9 bbIs
46 hhds Trinidad moIasses Boston
rs doz Eng. porter, imported per ship
10000 lbs green & ST. Domingo coffee
LOST and lump sugar
Gunpowder
Imperial 4 TEAs
Young Tyson
Jamaics, Wesl-India and N e Rum
Cognac Brandy, Old Rye Whiskey
Holland and count. Gin, Tobacco
Chocolate, Pepper. Copperas, Candles
Race and Ground Ginger. Cinnamon
Writing and Wrapping Paper, Soap
Pearl Barley, N E cheese, Patent shot
Liverpool coarse and fine salt
Bedcords, Ploughlinss, etc. etc.
October Is
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Sales at aueti1H.
III p. G. .MlRsrgthgR.

THIS cay, a: 10 a. NJ.
Will be sold at The ven,'ue Store, corner
of Prince and Wafer strc"ts.
Superfine aud fine brcado!utss
CaSsiincres
Plains
Fiushipss
Irish linens
Lawns
Domestic cGtiCns
Garrahs
English and India Nankceue
Csn,bric and boGk 1nus!ns
Cotton and thread hosiery
English sheetings
Cotton threads, &c. Gc.
ALSO,
so boxes soap
100 barrels gross behring's
10 boxes glassware
10 casks Goshen cheese
2 casks family vine
kegs tobacco
SO bags filberts q
10 ca.ks spike nails, 49,,
so doz. bed cords, iarni.ule, tye.
ALSO.
case SDOtch knit hose.
Will be added to this days sale, For thS
benefit Of the underwriters,
A snail quantity Of HOOP IRON,
damaged, on board The ship Boston, CAP,
tain Finley. =,
Will be added TO this DAYS sale,
T~b,no dozen fashi,u.bIa pJ CEIN
BRIDES. e., r.
P. G. MARsrELLER, Auct.
October Id
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Alex'a Circulating Library,


ON PRINoE-sTREET,
HAVE added 10 their turner stock on
Ill hand large and well selected as
SVrtment of
ROCKS or DIVLNITF,
in vrder to assist and instruct the pious
Ch,istian,
There is also added thereto a variety
of New Publications, viz:
Rely. Narrative,
Adams do.
Philips Speeches, at the Irish bar,
Comic Dramas, by Miss Edgeu orth,
Harrington aud Ormord, BY do.
Keep Cool. written in hot weather,
by Somebody,
Narrative of Journey in Egypt, by
Thos Leigh,
Simpsons Memoirs,
History OF The Late War,
I.a.la Rookh, :.
Irish Emigrant, 2 vols.
Pastors Preside, by Miss Porter,
MeiiEcour.,
Head-iong Hall,
Armata, a fragment.
N. b. All NV publications shall be
promptly p ocured as soon as published.
October 10 Al
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Leesburg Jockey Club Races.

MILL be run for, on Wednesday,
w the 18th of October, over a very
handsome course near the town, a purse
OF zoo dollars, three miles and repeat /;
and on Thursday, the 10th day, two
miles and repeat, purse Of 100 dollar. !;
and on Friday, the 18th, one mile and
repeat, towns purse Of at least $50 dol
lars; and on Saturday, the 18th, an ele-
CANT saddle, bride and martingale, worth
ut least so dollars. p. SAUNDERS,
Secretary 4 rreas'r.
October stuthew
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thomas Mount

las imported in the ship New-Jer-
Ill sey, Nelson, fiom Liverpool, his
fan supply of
Hard1care. SadalryS Fancy Goods,
which, in additions to his present stock,
will make his assortment very complete.
Among his goods is some handsome sho-
yeis and tongs, dressing cases, fowling
pieces, bell metal kettles and skillets,
brass and plated candle,ticks. plated
saddlery, rsry loar, good low priced sill.
yer watches, whips, with silver wire but
ton and handle, &c. &c. with a great va.
riety of useful and handsome goods, which
shall be sold at moderate prices.
Oct. 4 dSt1hstu4Y
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Raisins, Molasses, &c.
CALDWELL &JACKS0N have jlsl
~ received. aud o'cs for SAFE,
I box duckin; and double barrel
led guns
100 boxes fresh nusca,el rais;ns
50 kegs spiccd s..!n'ou
SO 60 tongues aud sounds
90 boxes sperm candles
10 do turkey fss
4 hhds. prime, retailing 'holasses
October 10
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.
Alexandra, Oct. Z, 1917

0TlCE is hereby given = stuck.
"a holders Of the BanE ut Potomac.
th.t an clcctios will be held at the curt
house in the town of Alexandria on Mon.
day, the Sd day OF November next, for
twelve directors for the ensuing year
Tie cciion to commcate at IL \. Vi.
h, CIDER Of the President and Direc.
tors, I. fAuh, Casnier.
o. t.ber 8 Itna4w
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Oct. 10
Notice.

Notice.
TIME Subscriber having taken into
partnership MIR. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm Of CAFLETT e IRWIN.
All those having claims against me, are
requested to present them and receive
their money; and all those indebted, are
respectfully solicited to make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CATLETT.
For Sale,
l57 bales and boxes burlaps, tcklen-
burgs, Oznaburgs hessians, creas, platil-
las, estopillas, britianies, cholelts and
dowlas
200 boxes consisting Of half pint, pint,
quart tumbleIs and decanters
90 boxes elegant cut glass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumblers, pitch
ers, plates aud dishes
200 boxes window glass, by 10 and
and 10 by IL
80 chests Tyson and imperial1 en
teas %
1000 pieces short yellow nan -
keens Eg
sGOO do. long yellow do. Q E
ICY boxes India China, consisting of
dining sets, tea sets, cups and saacers,
pint bowls, dining and desert plates, flat
and deep
6pipes, 10 half pipes and 90 quar-
ter casks very sup. London Particular
Madeira Wine, from Gordon, Duff, In.
glis & Co.
German stee!, very sup. quality, cop
per pots and tea-kettles, soap, candles,
and nails-fVr sale on reasonable terus.
CATLETr e IRWIN.
October IL.
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An Overscer Wanted.

"BE Subscriber wishes to engage an
Il. overseer for the ensuing year, on Il
small farm, iu the neighborhoud OF Alex
audria nope need apply unless well re-
commended one with small family
would be preferred. 70 the absence of
the subscriber, application may be nj de
ether TO Nr.yames Patton, or Ale,ander
Moore 0f Alexandria.
NhLTER II. JENIFEG.
septembrr 26 fuw.
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James R. Riddle.

James r. Riddle
HAS received from PHILADELPHIA, aud
H nv The late arrivals at this part.
SE.fSO.N.aBLE GOODS;
Amongst which are,
bale very superior bombazetts
4 London dressed cloths
l assorted fiannels
I extra large size rose blankets
Aliof which he Offers for sale at very
reduced prices.
October Ia tu(sw
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For Rent.

TvHAT la,gc and convenient WARE
IL HOUSE. on King street, near the
store occupied by the subscriber. The
terms will be made accoma otating. Im-.
mediate po,sessiun eau be had
Oct. 6 T.. & J. NASDEVILLE
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Take Notice.

TtHE subscriber being appointed trus.
q tee by the hon. Judges Of Charles
County Court, as court Of equity. for
the purpose Of selling ard conveying the
real estate of Timothy Darlington, late
OF Charles County, deceased: will offer
at public sale, on TUESDAY the eSth
0f October next, in the town Of Port-To-
bacco, in the county of Charles-part Of
the real estate aforesaid, viz
One trutt OF purcell Of Land,
containing US acres. ing near naviga.
Bile water, well supplied with wood and
timber. This property is about miles
from Port Tobacco and 6 from the Poto-
mac, on The road leading from, Port-To.
baceo to Dumliies a. ID Narjemcy. The
purchaser will be required TO give bond
with security for the purchase money
pa able in two years---aod on the pay
ment OF the same will receive deed from
the trustee conveying title in the usual
manner on like occasions.
malachi ROBY.
Port. Tobacco, sept. 10 wim6w
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POr Of Boston, Oct. s.--Arri,ed, brig
yentross, Atwel. SO days from Gotten
burg, iron. Sailed in co. wha brig Ju-
La, Tor n. YJrk. Spoke, Aug, II, schr,
Carrier, Carver, from Gottenburg for
BOstop. Sept, 90, lat "A, &c, long 6sA
boarsed ship aarnasso, Hitch, 81 day :
from Antwerp for n. YORK, with about
50 French officers, passengers. Caps. IL.
informed that he passengers had risen
upon the ships comp.ny, aud s''ak the
command rnto their own hands, for The
parpose Of steeiiug Tor Mexico, ". ere
they wished lp gu. to join the Parrots +;
but not one Of them understanding navi,
CATION. aid not being able to prevail on
any Of the efiicers o. crew of the ship Il
Join them, gave up the oummand again "a
capt. Hitch. Oct. E, 80 miles f. of Cape
Cod, spoke schr. ROseway, Cooper,
DAYS out. for Biiboa.
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BY JOHN JACKSON e Co.
October ID

On WEDNESDAY, at 9A.M. -
Will be sold at our Auction Room, on
UBiOn-street,
10 hhds first quail. Mu:co. sugars
5 boxes wool cards
8 do. cotton dU.
pipe brandy
l do. Malaga wine. a...
10 boxes Pipes--few bags shot
10 coils cordase-f ca,k f.berts
Furniture, etc. etc.
ALSO,
Superfine cloths S-4 and ga ,linitiss
Cassimeres Stout A shtetinss
Double milled do. Do. uhbiesched
30, king BIeaci cd AID IN
FIGshings bleached ,hiItings
Pslisse cloths Irish linens
Bedford cords Do dowIas
Benret's elastic ca5- Bronn hollands
.simeres Steam lc"n, sbrt'ss
Cord, and veivets Madras haudk'Is
Dutfil, point e rose Bandano do.
blankets Various kinds s!aw:i
Tuiiiuett yesting Black "a seretis
SwaRsdown do Virginia sat.ins
Bombazettcs, ali CO. Pa'eat threads
l0rs Cotton servings
Lamb woo hose & .uperfHe mourning
half hpse calicoes
Kerscys Do. prints
Kendall and Negro DO. plates
cottons Gilt, plated s. silk
Stnckinetts buttons
Black and colored u Tapes, ribbons, pins
sewing silk Eles't counte panes
Domestic checks lO4ll.4
81 English do Domestic shalubrays
a cambrics and p!aids
Null null mu.lins Damask diapers, &c!
We lave Just received E ON Baltimore,
bale white Hannels
low priced clsths
+" plush cords
/" stockinftts, sup. qualitr,
Which will be added to ou, ;ale of
Wednesday.
Conditions liberal, and made known at
The sale. Oct IS
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Boarding

NERs. MARSTELLER, residing at
IN the corner of Prince and " ash.
ington streets, bess leave 10 inform the
public, that she proposes to. take few
young persons. either Boys or Girls, to
board during the winter. Oct7.
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40 HDS. low priced sugars, just re-
~ ceived ard for sale by
MiADEyHLE & LARMOUR.
september "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

WILL BE SOLD, upon the premises, on Thursday the
w 18th day OF September, 1911, that beautifully
situated and desirable FARM, upon which Frederick
Woodson deceased formerly resided in the county Of
pswhaian containing about 600 acres; lying miles from
the eeurheuse and about 90 from Richmond. The build
ings ofchards garden and excellent springs to-
geihsr with the extreme bealthfuness Of the place. rem.
Two thousand dollars will be reqnIred down on the DAY
Of saie the balance by instruments The purchaser will
be permitted tn seed wheat, &c this Fall aud be put m
full possession the lat day Of January 1918 Undopbted
title will be made.
1so will he sold at the same time few article, Of
Household Furniture and Plantation CfenriIs and
from Is 10 i6 valuable SLGreJ-men women and chill
dren, upon long credit. The slaves will be delivered the
LIST day Of January, 1918.
CHARLES wooDscN, Executor
~ Frederick Hoods0n, deceased.
Autust6. M Ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

TWILL BE sOLD-to the highest bidder, on Monday,
w the lst Of Sepfsnnbsr merit the premises, HE
GooCBLAND COTToN.FACToRY, with ira machinery
and Of two thTose and mule
frames with the necessary cards ready for nse good
convenient house for the business.
Attached the Factory and will be sold with H.
bout Jseenfy 7hree Acrss Of L0ud, which il good
dwelling .honse.
Good judges OF opinion that fihe spinning Of
ton should prove Improbable, it lat a small
psnse) be Converted Into profitable mill Sor grind
ing grain.
The terms will be 500 loco dollars on making the
deed giving possesion the balance one
years, Al may be agreed on the day of sale
By the Commissioners.
Aufustl.
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FOREIGN.
BRITESH UoctSE OF COMMONS

1R~x xAa HOUSE or COMhiO Ms
THE BuDesr.E9TSSne 0 eia sass ap' Of
the exchequer moved the order Of ihe day
Tor The house resolving itself into the
commiitee'of ways and means.
MIR. iierpey suggested the propriety Of
posfponlng the committee at that late
hour.
Tie chancellor of the exclleauer OBJ
Served, that after the statement of the in
come and expenditure of the country had
been fixed for that night, il would he ne
cessary, IN order to prevent the circula-
lion OF unfonndcd rumors, that the house
should gojnto the committee. 1.-THE house
then resolved itself into the committee. I
The chancellor Of the exchequer was sor-
ry that IT was necessary, at SO late an
hour. to bring the subject before the
house, but INDUCED the hope that no prac-
teal measure he had to propose TO the
committee would meet with opposition.
The house would also come better pre-
pared TO the discussion than upon similar
occasions, by means of the different re-
ports OF the committee Of finance. These
reports would spare him much labor, as
to them he intended to refer, and more
attention would probably be paid TO print
ed documents of that nature than 10 any
might make. His labor would be also
much diminished by the consolidation of
the revenues of Great Britain and Ireland.
Much labor had been employed 10 recon-
cile the accounts of The two countries, as
would appear afterwards. 1t had been so
arranged in virtue of the consolidation of
the English and Irish exchequers, that
from the 9th of last January they started
wlth-a new consolidated account of the
revenue of the United Kingdom. In one
part of The revenue only, there was to be
regretted deficit of 20 per cent; but
this could not be wondered at i'm an agri-
cultural country like Ireland, at the con-
clusion of a war which had impoverished
its natural resources. Notwithstanding
these painful circumstances, the house
would be gratified In hearing, that the
means by which the current demands of
the year were TO be met, were neither bur
tllensome nor Objectionable. The sup
plies of the year were estimatcda as follows:
SUPPLIES.
Army (including soc, OO0l. for OK
traordinaries, and exclusive of
troops in France).. 10 Oe0, 900
Navy (eXclusive of grant for the re-
duction of navy debit. .6,ooo, 600
CIunance ..'''.'..'..-...'..'.... III 500
miscellaneous ....................A.I,70 zoo, 600
Total supply for the service ef
the year 1917. IS, 00l, 800
Interest on exchequer
c; nhis..:..;;....;;;.:::...H SOC eco
| To make good the per-
mauent charges of
Ireland to Jan. ), 1877 1850
| Towards reduction Of
| navy and transport
| debt .s......,...... Il $50, 600
L 4 l36 -5O9