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FRESH GROCERIES.

FR RESH GROCERTES. X BOX lime juice boxes lemon syrup A half boxes bunch raisns boxes pickles assorted casks London porter; l box cherries in brandy box assorted Havanna sweetmeats barrels loaf sugar; l keg allspice kegs Duponts Gunpowder; 12 bars shot assorted barrel butter biscuit; l barrel water crackers 1 barrel Boston crackers
 SADDLERY doz horse collars; do cart bridles do snaf1ie do received and for sale on their usaly low terms. bv June 20. I sDE RAIrN s'ro
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W.HE EY G FD ErH. .V

A A HAVE received, direct from New York, general as \ ! sortment of DRY GooDs, HARDWARE, QUEEN s and GLASS WARE--among which are, 3-4 and Al brown sheetings and shiftngs Cotton Osnaburg, indigo plaids and checks Blue, drab and olive twed jeans Twilled ruby and mourning calico large and smalh figure Super French prints-small fgurei printed jaconets Check, cross-bar and striped muslin Plain, plaid and striped ginghams; mourning do Black italian lustr g; colored gros de Naples Ladies' black and white silk gloves
 do. brown and white linen do.
 do. superior colored duscatel do.
 do. do. hoskn do.
 do. black and white silk hose
 do. cotton do.
 do. gipsey Tuscan bonnets
 do. Tuscan gimp and Florence cottage do Misses do. and straw do. do Black silk vestng, and bombazne stocks Brown linen, Russia diaper; red padding Irish linen Lavender, Cologne and Florida waters Teeth brushes, ivory combs--fne and dressing Razor straps, aIe. SIc. &c.
 .4iso, per steamer Teeunssek, from Louisville, Kentucky jeans; do. tow linen; do tobacco ,000 lbs. bar lea3; 20 kegs powder
 20 bags shot, assorted sizes, 65c &c. which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices: Little Rock May 16, 1886.
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 rnn MECHANICS.

vITI he let to the lowest bidder, the third Sa- w tnrday in September, the premises, the build- ing of goal, in Whitsontown, for Crawford county. Re condition s cash paid when the work IS completed,
 s pst he within eighteen months after the letting ofthe contract The goal is to be of the following de-
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WILLIAM SCOTT, } Coo,- JOHN HALLE, nissiou- THOMAS PHILLIPS. ers.

Whdsontown, .Iugust 26, IS36.-2I-4t
 The Arkansas Gazette and Arkansas Times will each publish the above till the the day of letting the tract and forward their the Commissioners at Whitsontown.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

pY the large or small quantity--for sale bv
 D lMay 27.] McLAIN S B ADGETT.
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CUMMINS & PEKEs A T T o R EwS AT L AW;
 LITTLE ROCK
LIVERY STARIsE REMOvED..

LIVERY STABLE REMOVED.
 subscriber would respectfully inform his irshas his Il and the public generally that he has remosur Ia.s .s Livery Stable to the stalls back of Jeiirles where he will be at all times found ready to accond acci;d date his friends and customers. He IS well sopan5 with corn fodder oats and timothy ayand no careahu attention will be spared to give satisacon' ,.L,r.
 N B. s'lloney is the snews of war; he Wouu be fore inform the public that his business hereafter be cash oneas such is the only one Dy s.sfy support his establishment be enabled to s;s ea the public. All persons indebted to him will accofus y pisase '0 'nase inne0ia's payn'sn'B B. F. WEST.
 Little Rock, July %, 1s36.-l7tf
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E. O SACKS Havanna Cofee 10 bbls, Brown Sugar A O l chest Imperial Tea;
 l bbl. White Hayanna Sugar. 12 Corn Mills
 ALSO,
 F, Ii, and 3 inch fat Bar Iron; Plough Moulds ]; Collins Axes Nails Spades Shoves. Ladies' White Satin, Lasting and Kid Slippers; Mis- ses Lasting, Morocco and Kid do.; Gents Calf and Morocro Boots; Kip Brogans, Shoes, Pumps Boys Pegged and sewed Brogans; Children's Morocco and Prunella Boots-iust received, and for sale by April 9. WATT Sc DUNN.
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NOTECE.

A IL Mails will be closed taj hour before tbo
 "A time fixed for their departure. Letters denositaS in tho Office after that time will be delayed for the snb quent mail. JOHN T. FULTON. P Little Rock Jans l. l836.-39-tf
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EE. Hg. R9esGERN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW; AS located at Columbia, ARK. He will practise in the 4th Judicial District and in the Superior Court at Little Rock and will attend punctualy to all business entrusted to his care.
 Nov. "A, 1835.-36-1y
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails. ,j

EASTERN.
 4rrtoes-A Mondays, Wednesdays < Fridaysat 6, p. M eparts-Tuesdays Thursdays & Saturdays, at6, .q M
 NORTHERN. .arrives-fondays &1 Fridays, at 6pM Deperts-W ednesdays S5 Saturdays, at 6..gG
 PINE BLUFFS. 4rriaes-s Mondays, at lo,a..u. DeP"r2s-'iohoays' at l,P.M .4rrt0es-Tuesdays < Saturdays, 5.P.M DePa'F;-1 aeSoays e1 saeuraays' e.S 6,P.JG .4rriOes-Tgegdays S Fridays, H., M Deports-Wednesday S Saturdays, 6A.M
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J. DE BAUN & CO.

TTAVE received from New York, and are prepared to a N sell reasonable terms, large assortment of
 Goods in their line, comprising in addition to the art. cles in use number of others entirely new A this market, such as
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FINE CLOTEEENG. Sc.
NOTICE.

A LL persons cautioned not to purchase in any "A way contract for certain Spanish concession for SIX hundred arpens of land confirmed by the Superior Court of Arkansas at the April term, 1S29 and recon. frmed by an act of Congress eproved June 2 1882 to the original claimant, Louis Placde and conveyed by said Paclde to Hewes Scu by deed dated August lGh, lS2S, and by said Scull to Wm. E. Woodruff by deed dated 23d July, 1882. All persons are hereby informed that said Wm. E. Woodruff make no title to the lands selected under said concession inasnueh as the said Woodruff, the Ed of October 1832 executed his title bond to John C. Jones' late othe county Chcot where by he bound himself in the penalty of twelve hundred and seventy five dollars to make the said Jones complete t. tie to the lands to be located under and by said said bond now hold.
 MARY JONES, Executrix
 of John c. Jones, decd Chicot CO.,, May I, 1936.-6-tf
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$ SADDLERY.
SPUN COTTON.

A FRESH supply of superior Spun Cotton, Nos. from ( A to 300, just received and for sale by
 May 20, 1s36 l.. tS ". R. GIBSON.
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S STTaEGsz-7 asr 1ss-s-s S--z Srs%9-NS
 Qfeaefy kiad aad qaaAtg. Mexican and other fashionable Hats Boots and Shoes Hardware; Croekery; Saddlery; Wines Brandies Cordialsj Ginger Sweetmeats; Tamarinds in jars Tomato Catsupi Browns No. Tobacco Cut Chewing and Smoking do Sugar and Coffee; Spices; Flour; Bacon with almost every article in the Dry Goods and Grocery lines.
 Persons indebted last years account will confer particular favor by calling and settling the same. Little Rock, May 27, 1886.
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"By Express" The last Patriot came OF
on Saturday eve. with the Message "by e1
press" We learH that Mr. Hill went to ROY
alton, obtained copy from the mail, and RI
turned about eight hours in advance of th
mail. We received our papers with the mes
sage in the ordinary time, and consequent
could not issue the Waterman until Monda
morning, when we sent q post-ridcr of OF
own 10 the North. Inasmuch as we hal
copies Of the message at Royalton, it woul
have been a very great accommodation, 70
which we should with pleasure make all pay
menl, had MIR Hill been obliging enough Il
bring us copy also in advance of the mail
He did not, however, Notwithstanding tb
Patriot establishment was last year furnishes
with the message by us, that Office havin
failed to receive it seasona5ly. We make thi
statement TO explain 10 our readers the rcoso
Tor the apparent delay in issuing the las
weeks Waterman.
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Virginia.-Senator Leigh has resigned his
seat in the Senate. He states explicitly, IN
a letter 10 the Legislature, that lie does not re-
sign out of any regard to the Virginia notion
of instructions, but from sense Of duty he
owes TO his family and TO all his personal re-
!otions in society. OF the doctrinas of "Passive
obedience and nOn-resistancc" 10 instructions
in all cases, as set forth by the legislature
last winter, he says he believes them "erro-
neous and dangerous, tending to an entire
subversion Of the constitution of the Senate
to an alteration of the whole frame Of the
Federal Govern ment, and to tue destruction
of all the balances wisely provided by The
constitution. 1.-The electoral college of Vir
ginia has voted for Van Buren, for Presiden
and VIM. Smith of Alabama for Vice Pres
dent. This defeats the election OF r. M
johnson by the people.
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THE SEMINoLEs. "The Spy in Washing
ton" gives the following brief picture of this
mighty war of petty skirmishes and mock bat
tles-each battle, however, having cost some
thing like half million dollars;
awe have now had an Indian war for
eighteen months. According 10 General Jack :
sons representations, the enemy have never
been able to muster five hundred men in arms.
The war has already cost the United States
more then ten millions Of dollars many val
liable lives have been SACRIFICED, and Portions
of Florida desolascd. All these disasters have
occurred under the control and direction Of a
| military chieitain." When ii is to terminate
or how much of the peoples money is to be
! squandered in its management, no human be-
! ing can forete.'
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fEJDGovernor McDufiie, oil South Carolina,
who is in truth one Ct the first Of our coun-
try's great men, Notwithstanding the glazing
errors of which he is guilty,-has sent an able
message to the Legislature, in which he, o.
course, takes the strongest possible ground
on the subject OF slavery. He maintains that
the abolition of slavery in the District OF Co.
lumbia would absolve South Carolina from al!
moral or other obligation to remain in the
Union ard, in case Of such an event, pro-
poses that she "peaceably" recede from the
Union. Aside from this new outbreak OF null
LITIGATION, the Governors views (some o.
them at leasl) will meet with hearty friends
even at the North such, for instance, as thu
high ground he takes in behalf OF PoPuia
charlottesville earnest and liked opposition
he makes to any interference OF the United
States between Mexico and Texas, winch op
position he grounds on the belief that Inter
ference will lead TO war, and war to serVil
insurrection-and his disposition 10 maintaI
inyiolato the tariff compromise Of 1882.
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Installed, at Mortified, on the first in.tan,

Installed, at Northfield, on the first instant,
Rev. Calvin Granger, over the congregational
church in that town. Reading of the scrip
lures and blessing implored by Rev. b, w.
Smith, Montpelier; Introductory prayer by
Rev. ]. Thatcher, Berlin; sermon, by Rev. J..
K. Converse, Burlington; charge by Rev T..
G. Tenney, Waitsfield; right hand Of fellow
ship, by Mr. Converse; address 10 the congre-
ton by Mr. Thatcher; music by the choir
The appropriate and interesting services were
on Thanksgiving day, and in connection with
the dedication OF the beautiful church edihce
recently erected at Painsvile-the factory vii.
LACE in Mortified. 1t is fact worthy o
commentator, that this house of worship, &c
provide for the moral wants Of manufacture
ing community, has been erected in. durable
and tasteful manner, principally at the ex
pense OF few benevolent individuals in Bos
ton and Col. Charles Paine, Of Northfeld
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Died.

In Calais, much lamcnted, Lucetta, wifc
VIM. Woodward, and daughter of Ru
Green, aged 81. In the death of Mrs. Wo'
ward, her companion sustains an irrcpara
loss, an aged father an oilectionOte child, a
the church of Christ one of its brightest lgl
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
Cow.
In Plainhcld on the Cd Dec. inst. Meln
wife of Asa Bancroft, aged Sc years,
In Greensboro, on the 10Th Nov. Mr..
mund Blanchard, aged SO years, and
months. Printers in Hampshire are
uuested &c
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,PAdam Huntsman, NJ. C. from Ten
nessee. from the celebrated David Crocketps
district, states, in letter 10 the editors oil the
National Inteligcncor, that the amendment to
the distribution bill offered by Mr. Anthony oil
Pa. at the last session, making it deposhe
bill, was made at the suggestion, and with The
appreciation of the president.
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ftN"I
JOHN w. h. THoMPsoE

On the 23l July last, about p. NJ. as
was going from The kitchen 10 the dwell
ling house, discovered a large body OF.
Indians within twenty yards of me, back
of the kitchen; ran for the light house
and called ont TO the old negro man thet
was with me to run, for the indians were
near; Of that moment they discharged
voey OF rifle balls, which cut my clothes
and har, and perforated the door in many
places. We got in, and as | was turning
lhe key The savages had hold of the door.
stationed the negro ut the door with or
ders to let tue know if they attempted to
break in; then took my three musSets,
which were loaded with ball aud buck
shot, and went 10 the second window ;
seeing large body of them opposite the
| dwelling house, discharged my mnskcl
! H. succession among them which put them
~ come confusion they then for the see-
cond lime, began their horrid yeils, and It
a minute no sash or glass was lett at ,he
window, for they vented their rage a. tina
spot. fred al them from some oflhe 9th
cr windows, and from the top Of The houSt
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tESNicholas Bddle has written n worry able
letter TO John q. Adams, showing the present
pressure TO be entirely unnecessary, and solely
owing to the ignorance or the malice of the
quacks at Washington, who have doctored
sound currency into a diseased and useless
skeleton. One remark is made, true to the
very letter, and it is, that notwithstanding the
frequent appeals Of the administration 10 the
sympathies OF the poor and its ardent profess
sions for the good Of the people, separate from
the wealthy aristocracy, the whole course Of
the powers that be has tended to make the
rich richer, the poor poorer, and to subject COM
munity TO the mercy Of tho misers. How COM
pletely is this truth illustrated every day in oul
large cities: the banks have either been un-
able, or unwilling to discouni--the misers
have supplied their places, and loaned theil
money at the most exhorbtant rates,-extort
ing "a and even SO per cent Indeed, sucl
has been the inducement to speculation in
money dealing, that at least one bank IA pc
too has permitted its funds 10 be used BY pri
vate individuals for the purpose Of such extor
! ton. 1t is by no means certain, that even In
public revenue, or deposits in banks, have no
| been used in the same way; and that, too, 70
the sole advantage Of individuals or banks
who have the use of this money gratis
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Married.

In this village on Wednesday last, by
Rev. Mr.. Smith, VIM. w. Caldwell, merch
TO Miss Elizabeth Oakes.
In Cleveland, Ohio, on the 22nd, by
Rev. Mr.. Tucker, Lucius V. Bruce, Esq
secdting Attorney Of Portage County, TO N
Frances c. Peck, Of Brook field, VI. late
structfess Of Ravcnna Academy.
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fEJ"Senator Poindexter of Mississippi, r.
Gently met with an accident, breaking ole
arm and one leg. His life is despairod Of, md
he has made will giving all his properly
[amounting 10 s9OO,OOOl to his wife, formerly
Miss Hewes of Boston.
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WV
a bill, giving million dollars each TO Ala
bama and Mississippi, 10 build rail road
all which were orded TO a second reading
In the house, the death Of Hon. Geo. l.. Kin
nard, Of Ia, by steamboat explosion, was
announced. Adjourned TO Monday.
FRIDAY, Dec 8.
There is something Of disposition mani
tested by the opposition TO bring forward
motion 10 cancel the obligations imposed upon
the states, by the deposit bill, to refund the
money after ii hall have beer divided. This
wouo bring men "to the rack--lodder or no
fodder;'' distribution 10 the people of their
own money, or no distribution. The Pres
dents health is not improved indeed it is
now said that he can live but few days prob
ably, and this upon authority deemed pretty
good.
SATURDAY, Dec. o.
Letter 10 The Editors.
"Nothing of importance has transpired in
either house Of Congress as yet, except the
reception of the Presidents message and the
accompanying documents-the reports from
the heads of the different departments Of the
Government
On Monday next the Senate go into an
election OF their Committees, and u Secretary
in the place of Mr. Lowrie, resigned Doct.
Naudain, recently Senator from the State Of
Dele ware, is the candidate of the Wing SEN
ators for Secretary, and though in minority,
they are confident of his success, as bis talents,
integrity, and capabilities for the station are
known and appreciated by the Senators Of
both parties.
The President is quite feeble, though in.
proving. None are admitted into his prese,ce
but the chosen few
1t is known for a certainty that Mr. Van
Buren, has received majority of the electoral
votes-as for Dick Johdson, Virginia hal been
true 10 herself and he has failed-andthe e.
lection of Vice President will go ito the
Senate. Who will receive majority IF votes
there, is uncertain. If Mr. Tyler 0uld be
returned as one Of the two who receive the
highest number of votes, his election would
be safe beyond doubt. Between Johnson
and Granger it is impossible TO bretell the
result. Y"
Senator Preston Of S. c.. has ben re-elect-
ted unanimously, and is quite indignant at the
lying report of his becoming Van Buren,
man. The vote of South CAROLYN; will be cast
for - Tor President and for Jro. Tyler fol
Vice President. Unwcaried efots are made
to persuade the opposition members not tc
commit themselves against the new admins
tration; Van Buren, Senator even went Sc
far as TO declare that he khew Mr. Van Burer
would not carry out the measures of Genera
Jackson Ii remains to be seen whether III
will falsfy his pledges. Mr. Castor, of N. c.
an ancient fed, is spoken of for Attornc.
| General.
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A letter 10 the editors from Buffalo, says thai
Lyman Rathbun, implicated in the well known
enormous :orgeries, has escaped and that
having fiye days advantage of his purs"ers'
there is little probability of his being over
taken. 1t is supposed he has gone 10 Texas
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MARKET, PRICES.

Caledonia County Young MEMS Tenpera,
Society.
TNHE Annual Meeting will be held at
l. meeting house on St. Johnsbury Pla
on Tuesday, Jan. Sd, 1887, at 10 o'clot
A. M. precisely.
BY order of Executive Committee,
70 J.P. FAIRBANKS, Sec'y
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BAYKixG. Arkansas has added about lonr
millions 10 the banking capital ofllie country
and the Gov. of Virginia recommends an IN
crease Of capital in that state. The US nan"
holds lis own, Notwithstanding all assaults
lis stock is worth SII7i for sloo.
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NOTICE.

NUITCE,
The proprietors of the Methodist Meet,
House in Montpelier village, are notified
meet at the Court House, on Thursday,
22d instant, at six O'Clock, p. NJ. for the p
pose OF eecting their Building Commit
whose duty will be TO make all necessary
engagements, and supcrintend the erection
said house; and to attend TO any other b,
ness proper TO come before them. A punct
attendance is requested.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
HENRY MUTT, Secretary
Montpelier, Dec. l6.
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S4l,925,669
.sSl6,500,00O
( 100000
26,755,sSl
EXCESS over receipts
S2,755,83l

Excess over receipts S2,755,S3l
TO meet which is the five millions TO be retained
from the surplus on the LIST January, 1887.
The imports for The year ending Sept. 80,
1886, are estimated at sl73, $40, 900, showing
an increase from 1885, of s23, GA 1858. Ex-
ports same period, S12l, 7ss, OOO-ncrease
S35,423.
The secretary recommends reduction Of
factories, and 2nd on articles of comfort and
necessity. Sundry suggestions are made a
bout the deposites, sc. hamonizing with the
message, we presume. The mint, from Jan.
10 Nov. |, has coined in gold 1851 ,44O, and
in silver So, 977 ,000-estmated specie in the
country in October, 1858, $4,000, ooO-now
! S73,000,000. The secretary recommends gold
pieces of the value Of one dollar.
CoNGREss. In the senate, Messrs. Brown
of n. c. and Nicholas Of Lou. took their seats;
MIR. Benton gave notice that he was intending
to rosusclate the dead expunging resolution
In the house the deaths OF David Dickson 0
Mississippi, andJohn Coffee OF Georgia, were
announced, and the usual order taken.
THURSDAY, Dec. 8.
CoNeREss, In tho senate, Mr.. Ewing CAV,
notice, lhat on Monduy he should introduce
joint resolution, resembling the late tgeaspr
ordcr,--prohlblins sale Of lands Tor any Thin
but specie. Monday was fixed 10 elect sc
crolary and The committees o! the senate. Nj
Mr.. Benton in reduced new fertilization bl
Ito cat up The forty millions. surplus, probably
{ and also bill 10 increase the military es,al
shmcn;o Of The U. s. Mr. Walker introduce
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FIRE. FRET!

A N Adjourned Meeting of the Montpel
IA Fire Company, will be held at Gourley
Village Hotel, on Monday evening next
precisely O. clock, for the election Of WI
dens, Fnemen, SC. Per order.
L. L. LAMB, Clerk.
Dec. l6, 1886. "a
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DEDIcATIoN.-The Union meeting house at
the head of the pond in Berlin, will be dedca-
ted on Thursday the 10Th inst, The exercise
will commence at 10 O'clock, A. M.
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Another battle with the seminolcs; few
killed on both sides.
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Iothe Editor O. the Charleston Courier
THRILLING ADVENTURE.

Gentlemen: As many mlsreprsen Ia
tions have been made concerning he bur
ming Of the light house al Cape Florida,
the undersigned feels it his duty 10 state
the facts; il would have been published al
Key West, but at the time lett, no paper
was printed at that place.
ResnecIilnllY.
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And the surplus is

And The surplus 10
Estimated reefs. for 1886, custom
Lands $1,000, 0OO-miscellane
Gus 50, 500, 900, making
Estimated expenditures
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Balance, January 1887,
Deduct "unavaiIable fund.-" to }
wit: bad blk. bills 4 bk. debts !
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Receipts for l936-(customs ]
523,l5l,-lands $780, :
04S,O29.) ,
Expenditures
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WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 7.
News. Tho annual treasury report has
been made, and We avail ourselves of an alb
stract, in the National Intelligencer, to make
an abstract of our own:
Balance in Treasury, Jan, 1886, S26, 749, sos