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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-21
May 81.

In Observation-Disclosures county court,
IL 1lth April, 1881
James Maey, PiH
against
James MeClanahan, and Polly, lis wife, who was
Polly Maley, Johnston Msley, Hiram Maley, Harrie,
Malsy, Lunsfo'd Maley, Hezekish Maley, Sydnor
Maley, Richard Malsy. Lucinda Malsy, Joseph Ma
ley aud Ryston MAley, defd.
This day came the plaintiff, by his counsel, and 1,
appea to the satisfaction OF the court that tbs de
endan'', James MeClanahan, and Polly his wife, John.
iton MAiey, and Sydnor Maley, not inhabitants oil
this State: the mt ton OF the plaintiff II 10 ordered
that ho said defendants appear here the SET ond
Monday In July next and answer the bill OF the plain
t and that copy Of this order BIS forth with inserted
Ter two mouths excessively in the Richmond Enqvi.
rer and another copy posted at the front door of the
court house Of this county.
Copy. Tesie, NJ. b. CRALLE c. c.
May d. l2l-wSws
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a LoUCESTER Low GROUNDS FOR SALE
w by the last will OF The late DIR. Gains Dean, the
sub'crbtr are authorized 10 SELL and they now off.
Tor sale his valuable Estate, lying Ware River, In
ho county OF Gceeser, in the State OF Virginia. abou,
'hree mssirom the Court House, consinDg $50 acres,
nearly the hale OF which 10 low groubd and about
100 'etes are cleared, and in hieh stats Of eoys-
uon wen aspted to the growth Of Indian Corn, Wheat,
ana barley There Is a 'pasous Dwelling House, and
All ohHr necessary out bouses in good repair this
Eta'e, situated on the bank OF the River Fish ard
Uys'ers OF the best quality are Pken in eight OF The
house. A more minute description 4, deemed nm.
Necessary, as il presumed any person wishing to pur.
cba'e will hrs examine the premises, which will be
shown by the manager MIR. g. w. Bllups A purchaser
OF ,be land can be accommodated with many slaves
S he may require to cultivate II, and also The farming
utensils and stock Of every description. The time Of
payment VIII he made 10 suit the purchasers For fur.
ioer Psrcuar' letter addressed 10 Cbfisophes Temp
kD', at Mathews Court House, Va will meet due at
ienIion CHR TOMPKINS,l Executors O.
JOHN ID. JARVIS. Gains Dean
HENRY W. TiBB, deed.
May ~. 122--w6m.
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IHNHE Subscriber takes this method of informins
H. hi' friends and the public generally thai he bl
commenced the
CLOCK MATCHMAKING BUSINESS,
On man sireef doors beioto WOrhnm s. Nc GTruder
Where all 0rcers ia hs line will he punctuaIly and
faithfully attended to- He trusts that BY di!ieen al.
ienon TO business, he will receive a liberal share Of
public patronage.
short notice and upon moderate Terms,
GEORGE KEESEE.
hereby certify that Mr. George Keesee has serve
regular term Of Apprenticeship with me in ths above
business and cheeriulIy Commend him to the friendly
houee OF me pubic. JOHN HILL.
June 10 e-N
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NORGE. Par.uani to Tho provisions o. The last
VIII and testament Of the late Charles WoeJsoe- =
SHALL as his Acting Executor, proceed 10 seii Al pub
Tic auction on Wednesday the 18th day Of July II fair,
mol the next lair day. the following valuable tracts
OF land viz:-Ths tract called SANDERsoN. lyius on
the South side Of Wil RIVER aud adjoining the sane
In tho county OF Cumberland, containing upw,rds Of
2oo acres greater part Of which 10 lon srounds equal
TO any lands on that sream:-The tract called THO.
MAS, adjoining the lands OF Tarlon Woodsop, Daniel
Sanderson, and others, eonaiGbg 80 acres, Of TOOL
quality, the greater part OF which 10 in wood,:-Th.
Haet sailed TAnBs lying in Tho county Of Buckins-
nam, on the North sids Of Randoiphs Creek, and sd.
joining the same. containing upwards Of 200 acre..
Also. ono other tract, called RANDoLrH's CREnx,
yng on Doth sides OF the same in the county Of Buck
ingham, containing between 4 and 500 acres
The sale OF tho whole will take place on that day,
at the house on Sndersons tract, and tho terms viii
be one-thrd in IL months third 10 yesrs and tho
remaining one-ihird In years from The day Of sale
bond' and security with deeds Of trust on the property
wi" 90 required Tor the payments. The trust deeds not
to be In force until the last payment Is due.
TARLrON WOODSON,
.dcfing Ex'or Of Charles Woodson. deed.
June III 9-W4W~
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IN CHANCEkY-Ip Not,OwAy County Couri, 2nd
II june 1881:
Worsham Foster, Compl't
against
Richard J ;ues ard Moses Overion, D.fts
The defendant Richard Jones, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 The Act OF
Assembly and tho rules OF this court, and appe
by Satisfactory evidences that he is not OF
this COMMONWEALTH order,d, that the SAID defep
dan Richard Jncs, do appear here the first Thur
day in September, and answer the bill OF the com
panant; and that copy Of this order be fer with ia
serted in some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond or town OF Petersburg, for two months sue
cessveiy, and posted the front door of the
oil this county. A copy. Tes'e.
EDM. FITZGERALD, ID. c.
Juno IL IO-v1..
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1RleTOE ESTATE. in tss ,ai,.i, ~
- WMhcn,. FOR SALE.-ia pur.uancs or ,h.
Literary Fund, BY an Ac, If The 0sn.rsl A.. mh,~
passed 10Th February last authorizing the sale Of ne
bfis'oo Tract Of Land. In the county, Of Prince w n
nam proposals. viii DO received BY The said Prssdsn.
"sS,, until the 10Th day Of October next =
Ins anne xed extracts from the law will aha - IN.
condition. required Of The purchasers.
rersons snefng proposals., will sonsult their swn
souvenience In hiking the iosslments VI the
money.
The Brsioe Tras, contain, by survey 6.lo4 .ers,.
.ns greater part OF which Is under leAses, which
an snnual rent Of about Is 900 pounds Of Tobacco.
rary Fund. RROWN 4 Of "
~ Ia u'nss enacted That II shali be the duty
purchaser or purchasers Of the said Tract bous Win
sutieent personal security payable 10 the ssd Pres
dent and Dneciots, together with deed or deeds Of
purehase money and in,efess which bends 90 AIKEN.
sha bear interest from the date hereof Aud all ne ROM
Who shall fail 10 pay into tho Treasury snaually with.
"a s. mcn'ns alter the same shall become due. the In.
Ie all claim 70 the credit given ON their ps and
the principal shall thereupou become due aud be "a,
soverabie by the said PRECEDENT and Directors. with an
interest In arresr. by motion TO the General Cont orr
ten days notice OF The time of akur such motion 81,
the payment thereof enforced by proceeding on tho
deed or deeds OF rust Aforesaid tho of tle
said President and Directors.
Srd Be- II further enacted That all per,ont be-or-.
Ing purchasers Of land under tho provisions OF I'll, ACT,
sna nave ms privilege Of paying tho au oun, Of the
purchase money at any time.
thereof r--1
May 81. 5-a,~,,ouO..
The Editors Of the National Intelg nicer and Alsxs
andra PhnoiI will please publish the goisx id.
and send their bills to Tho 2nd Auditors once iof
payment.
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Mn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS county court
IL ll;h April. 1881
Thomas dham, Plf
against
John I. Cater, and Say,hls wife, William Hesdly,
James Headiey, Eliza Riggs, Nancy Mason, Edward
Defds.
This day came the plaintiff, by hi, couns,I and II
appearing to the safaeicn OF The court, that TIE de-
Nancy Masor, Eiwa Oldham, James, jane, Edw ard
and Rishad Oldham not inhabitants Of this Slate
on The motion OF the plaintiff is ordered that the said
feudants appear here the second Monday in June
next, ADD answer the bill Of the plaintiff. and that a
copy Of this order be rhwith inherited in the r. CHI.
mond Epqurer, for two month, suceesiivsy, and any
other copy posted at the front door OF the courthouse
'his county. Copy. Tesis,
May 6. l2l-wSws NJ. b CRALIE r. ~
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NNO PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS.-The Viz.
II. iors and Governors of William & Mary Colere
having failed to attend the meetings called in Octcbe,
and November last for the purpose Of filling tho va
cancy in the Mathematical Professionally, occasioned
by the resignation Of Professor Campbell Stewart the
election to fill that vacancy will take place at the regu
lar annual meeting on the 4th Of July next
III no emouments OF the situation, in the hands oil
tho late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred to two
thousand dollars.
The Professors in this Institution have the entire
disposal OF one-thrd Of the year, and at all mes eve
~ mean, oil prosecuting literary pursuits, in which
respect they possess advantages Superior 20 those wbie
are eh red by any other Unworthy 10 tho Uuicn.
The letters and testimonials heretofore sent 10 the
Rec or, which have not been, aud shall not be- oher-
wise direc!ed previous TO the of July will be pre-
scnfed 10 The Board Of Visitors.
Those who have already applied, may, II they think
proper, send additional tesmopi ard all who desire
the situation, will have thsir wishes made known to
The Bard OF Visitors and Governors by dire citing
communications, (post-pad) TO JOHN PAGE.
Rector Of WIN. & Mary College,
- Williamsburg, W.
May 20. S@i25 bJuns
" Toe Editors Of the National Int, rer ash
'nKton-Courier Enquirer, New-York-U State,
Gazette, Phiadelphia-snd tho Charleston Courier
South Carolina will insert tho above twice week IN
III the 20h June, and serd their accounts 10 the office
Of the Richmond Enquirer for settlement.
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GARY ROBINSON MMIsstoN MxKcuAsr.
NEW YORK.
Advanees.mads on consien 10 the above aIdress,
by. LANCASTER, DENLY, g. co.
Juno 4. s-4,
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RUMFoRD ACADEMY.-Tho exetcses Of ,he
- SseSnd Session Of tbs present year, will COM
menss 10 this Institution the 18th July and termi
nate on the l5h December. Tho eour,e Of study a.
dop,ed In the classical department. eomprses all the
higher Greek and Roman Authors; and qualities tho
pupils for admission into the Ssnior sases Of any of the
Colleges 10 the u. States.
The English aud Mathematical Department will
continue TO be arranged on The plan heretofore
and will acrd opportunity eff acquiring thorough
knowledge, not only Of Eugl Oh G.ammar, Whiting.
Arithmetic, Geography, win the use Of laps and
Globes Hstory and all the usual branches of an Eng
li'h Education, but likewise Of Algebra, &c ome,iy,
Surveying and the moro diifi>ut Branches Of Mathe
ma.ick' The sub,eIiher pledges him'clf that this de-
parsmsn' shall be filled BY compe,sn, Instr uctor by
the hrst day Of the ensuing 10 sion. The selection
will be nade during visit 10 The North this vacation
and every exeron shalt be used 10 procure an assan,
horouxhy qual ID to discharge the duties oil an Fog
lish and Mathematical teacher.
TERMS Board, Washing and Tuition (each B,arder
hndng his own bed, bedding, towels, candles &c)
$50 per Session Of mon he, payable in advance TUT
lion alone $i5 per Session, also payable in advance
students (whe'her bcatders dayschoars) who enter
previous to the 18Th Augu', i,ils 10 Tho expense
OF whole Ssssiop.
WILLIAM HAWKESWORTH
King Wiiam June H. lO-u5t
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE
VIE Pu6IiS. examination in this Institution, will
III the fourth Of July They who feel an interest in
we cause Of Literature and Science respectfully in
vi'sd to attend. BY order Of the society,
ID. BROWNE, Secretary
juno H.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
VIVHE rtsitors and Governors Of William s. Ma
- ry College are respectfully reminded that the
An OF July 10 the day OF their regular annual meeting
which time fuii board 10 esrnesty desired as buzz.
nsss Of vital Importance 10 the interest OF The College
demaads lite consideration. JOHN PAGE,
Rector.
June 10. 0-2wtlsJ
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M0MMIQWa
THE ELECTIONS,

LETTER OF Mr.. UCoNNELL TO THE prop,r ar
IRELAND.
London. 23I 4nriI 1871
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required for the objects for which they were ap-
propriated.
9. That the sum Of sol, 1O2 70 will not be re-
quired, and may therefore be considered as an
excess Of appropriation, and it is proposed to be
applied, without being re appropriated, in aid OF
the service Of the year 1882, as will more fully
appear when the estimates for the appropriations
tor that year are presented.
8. That the sum Of els, 1914 48 will be carried
to the surplus fund, either because the objects Tor
which it vas appropriated are completed, or be-
cause these moneys WIN not be required for, or
will be no longer applicable to them.
Q. Of the Public De6t. -.
The payments on accounts of the public debt
during the first three quarters of the year, have
amounted, as has been already stated. to
$685. 79 46
Tz:
On account Of
principal. 8,S91,O49 81
And Of interest, l,092, 429 40
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| Which being deducted from the
estimated receipts, will leave
balance of 16,754,797 81
An exhibition of the transactions Of the Trea-
sury. will show that this Department has endea
vored to carry into effect the policy indicated
by the laws, and the views Of the President, in
regard TO the early ex,insuishment Of the public
debt. Upwards Of forty millions will have been
applied to that object FROM the 4th Of March,
1889, to the I'd of January 1882. inclusive; OF
which about Is millions and a half will have
been drawn from the Treasury during the pre-
sent year.
The occasion is deemed a prop;tous one, to
bring before the Legislature the subject Of the
debt, with view to its redemption at a period
not only earlier than has been heretofore antici-
but but before the termination OF the present
Congress.
The entire public debt, on the ed Of January
will amount to "a. sa2, as5 1s
The amount Of the receipts into the Treasury
during the year 1882, after satisfying all the
demands Of the year, other than on account OF
the public debt, are stimateda as
above at Io,734,791 81
To this may be
added the ba-
lance in the
Treasury on the
LIST of January
1882. estimated
| Exclusive of
tine ineffective
funds and the
Danish Indem-
nity) al l,2Os,27o "a
From this aggregate Of 17,94S,074 0s
| After deducting the amount OF
the unsatisfed appropriations
already estimated at 3,42S.525 "
There will remain a suplus in tire
wear 1882 of 14.519,54s 81
Which, unless Congress should enlarge the ap-
propriations for other objects, may be applied
to the public debt.
The interest on the debt during the year 1882,
NAV he estimated at 500, OOO
Leaving the principal in that
year 14,O19, SAB 81
Which being applied to that
object, will leave the total amount
of the public debt at the close Of
the year 1882, lU,3O2, ooo "
The government, however,
| UdS tIC uCub "ihths ~
gress see proper, may be applied
to the payment Of the debt, viz:
the shares in the Bank of the
United States, amounting at par
to 1000. 600. but which, as will be
presently explained, may be es-
timated at not less than 5000, 900
In that event, the amount. OF
the debt on the LIST Of January,
1888, would be but 2,5O9,6s 96
Which sum, together with a
fair allowance, for the cost of
purchasing at the market price,
the stocks not redeemable in the
course of the proposed operation,
might be supplied in the months
of January and February, 1855,
by the application from the reve.
nues of that year of a sum equal
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enlarge the revenue from customs for the present
wear beyond the estimates, but will probably car
~ that of the next year to a still higher amount.
The iinportatiuns for the year ending on the SUN
of September last. are estimated at 49,, OS2, 1913,
and the exports 80, 49, 500; OF which o2,O4e'-
2SS were domestic, and l8, 524,5 S5 foreign pre-
ducts.
The duties which accrued during the first three
quarters of the present year are estimated at
S27, SIG, 900; and those for the fourth quarter
at {, OOO.OOO Some deduction, however. Will De
made from these before they can reach the Urea
sury, on account of the reduction IN the duties
on coffee, tea, cocoa and salt, by the acts OF 2Oth
and 29th May, 1880. and which may be estlmat-
ed to affect the duties on those ARTICLES repaining
in store on the LIST Of January, 1882, to the
amount OF about $50. 900.
The receipts from the public lands during
the present year. it will be perceived. have IKE
wise exceeded the estimates, and, indeed, have
gone beyond all former example. 1t is believed
that, not outstanding the large aTount OF script
and forfeited land stock that may still be a6-
sorbed in payments for lands, yet if the surveys
now projected be completed, the receipts from
this source of revenue will not fall greatly below
those of the present year.
From all the information which the Depart.
ment has been able to obtain, the receipts into
the treasury during the year 1882 may be estl:
mated at $50, 100, 0OC
viz:
Customs eS, 500, 600
Public Lands 5000, 600
Bank Dividends 49O,Ooo
Incidental receipts,
including arrears
ofinternal duties
and direct taxes 10000
The expenditures for the year
1882 for all objects other than
the public debt are esti'nat.
ed at SlS,Soo,2o2 it
viz:
Civil, Foreign in
tercourse and
Miscellaneous 1900, 4s4 26
Military service,
including forti-
cations, Ord
nance, Indian
affairs. arming
the Militia, and
Internal In
p~rovements, 6,64s,O99 10
Naval service, in
Guiding gradu-
improvement Of
the Navy, s,9o7,61s II
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Viz:
On account Of
principal, 5.9O9,9 $40 81
And of interest, 297, ZOO 90
Making the
whole amount of
disbursements, on
account Of the
debt, in 1881, 16, 1S9,207 81
This sum will be increased by purchases of
stock which have been authorized, but which
have not yet been fully reported.
of the amount disbursed for the debt, TO-.
600. 600 were applied from the appropriation made
for the year under the second section OF the Sink
Ing Fund act Of 1917, and the remaining 6, 1884,
ss9 81 were applied with the sanction Of the
President under the authority of the first section
of the act of s4th May, 1880.
The stocks redeemed, by the application Of
that portion of the above sum disbursed on &C
count of the principal, are as follows. viz:
l.. Of the funded Debt.
The residue of the five per cent. created un-
der the act of the 10th April, 1916, in payment
of the U. States subscription for the shares own
ed in the Bank of the u. State,
100000
The exchange
four and a half
per cent. per
act of the Sd of
March, 1895, l,5S9,95 10
The four and a
half per cent.
per act of Goth
May. 1894, 5000, 900 90
The FIVE per cent.
per act of 18th
May, 1920, 999,999 is
And a part Of the
four aud a half
per cent. of the
cath May, 1924 S,26O,475 SO
Q. Of The Unfunded Debt, e~reIusive of 1928 81
cents. converted into Three per Cent. Stock.
The cid register
ed debt 40 go
Treasury notes, 8 90
After these payments the public debt on the
Cd Of January, 1889. will be as follows, viz:
1. Funded Debt.
Three per cents. per act Of the 4th Of August,
1890, redeemable at the pleasure of the Govern
ment, IS, 1896, 626 81
Five per cent. per
actofs Sd March
1891, redeema-
Bile after thelst
January. 1885, 4,735,s96 so
Five per cent. Tex
changed.) per
act of the Goth
April, 1922 one
third redeema-
BILE annually aE-
ter the Slst De-
cember, 1880.
1881 and 1882, 56,704 II
Four aud a half
per cent. per
act of the Oath
Of May, 1924,
redeemable af-
ter the Is, day
ofJan'y, 1889, 1,7so,5 e4 OF.
Four and a half
per cent. lex
chaneed.) per
act Of the Goth
Nav. 1924, one
half redeema-
BILE after the
slst day of De-
cember, 1889,
the residue at
ter theS1st day
Of December,
1888, 4,454,72S 95
9. Unfmded Debt.
Registered debt,
being claims
...oI or,nr
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And it is esti-
mated that the
payments to be
made in the fourth
quarter of theyear
will amount to
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New York Consolidated Lottery

Glass No. Il, Tor l5o1' ,r,lo
10 be drawn in the city of New YORK VI"
dav, december "a ~.
66 Number L~ottery-lO Drawn ps n'no
1 Prize of S4O.0 900 prize OF oo
1 do of 10000 20 prizes "h.i.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 50; e'gp"'
To oe had in a var ETY. Of number: 81
!. RUMNEY'S OFTIcE,
King Street. ,ppoai eth Frank MI
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Notice.

Notice. =.
WISH to employ six wORKMEN th,. ~ 30
regularly bred to the Shoe and 700.
n..s. The most liberal wages will be gwen Ioyn
"e'' THOMAS ].
Port Tobacco, nov 25-t
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1891.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY Of THE
TREASURY.


In obedience to the directions OF the "act
supplementary to the act to establish the Treasu-
~ Department., % the Secretary of the Treasury
respectfully submits the following Report:
/. OfMs Public Reveaue and Expenditures.
The receipts into the Treasury, from all sour
Ces, during the year 1893. were S24,s27,6 27 So
The expenditures for the same
year, including payments on &C.
count Of the public debt, and in
Guiding 9,O2S So, for awards un-
der the first article Of the treaty
of Client, were 25,O44, $50 40
The balance in the Treasury on
the lst Of January, 1880, was 5,755,7O4 70
The receipts from all sources,
during the year 1880, were 1884, lie 81
VIZ:
Customs 2l,922, S9l SO
Lands 2,S29,s56 Ia
Dividends on
Bank stock ACC. 600 90
Incidental receipts 1O2- $50 %
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Sbahh stoSN y w
Incidental receipts 1O2. $50 %
Making. with the -
balance, an aggre-
gate Of 50,599,621 so
The expendi-
lures for the same
year, were e4,5S5,2S1 81
VIZ:
Civil list, foreign
intercourse. and
miscellaneous s,es7,416 Oh
Military service,
cations, ordnance,
Indlanafairs, pen.
sions. arming the
militia, and inter
Naval service,
including the graz
dual improvement
Of the navy S.2S9.42S IS
Public debt ll,35o,14S "
|
Leaving a bal -
ance 10 the Urea
sury on the lst OF
January, 1851, OF So'oif,ooS q
The receipts into the Treasury during the three
Hrst Quarters of the present wear, are estimated a
VIZ.
C,stoms l7,S54,29l So
Lands 2.479.658 90
Rank dividends 400, 900
tmo;d.ntaI rece;nts III. es7 s6
Al Tho Indemnity
under the Danish con-
yention a17,7s9 95
The receipts for the 4th quar-
ter are estimated (including in
demnity under the Danish Con-
---
Making the total estimated re-
tnd with the balance on the
,st "a January. 1851, forming an
assran..s Of S4,Ol4,952 s.
?sThs s,nenditures for the three
frat quarters Of the present year
are estimated at 81, 1884, 7S g.
ARK VIZ.
~, ~, far
zion intercourse,
ca m;scslIsneous s.5O7.6l4 a.
an" .n.Ssvsarxics
Mli,:a.y S,r,;S'
cations, Ss%.a ,rm.
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Making the
whole amount of
disbursements, on
account Of the
debt, in 1881,
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the u. States Ss4, 322, 2S5 1s
8. Of the Estimates Of the Public Rsven,e and
Expenditures for the Pear 1882.
The great commercial activity prevailing in
the United States, has contributed not only to
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14,O19,548 81
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