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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
DANCING ACADEMY,
At nj A SONIC HALL.

M MEssns. BROWN e. HOLBROOK, Of
A'A Providence, havc tie pleasure to inform
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport, that
they will commence school of IL lessons next
Tuesday, at Masonic Hall. Glass for Ladies',
misses and lads, Tuesdays & Thursdays from
3 to 5 p. NJ. Gentlemen's class in the eve
ming. from half past to half past 9.
". B. Fhey teach all the various branches
in Cotillions, Quadriles, Waltzing, Hop
Waltz, Spanish Dances and Fancy Dances,
Sc. .'
For terms and other particulars please pp.
ply at the Newport Hotel, ~ at the Hall on
the days of tuition. The best Of References
given If required
Aug. 25. 1895,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

0@Wc hope those of our subscribers
VIII" have heretofore been too often neglect
ed by our Carriers, will have the goodness to
infnrm us of such neglect without delay, and
at the same time cndeavor To exercise as
nnch patience rs possible until VIC can pro-
cure Carriers who will supply them more
faithfully.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

whom he permitted to make written memo
randum of such portions as he peascd.
I, IL susceptible Of proof that DR.. Water
house hat such letter as the Atlas refers TO,
and if il be not yet destroyed we hope he will
suffer il to BE- published, that we may know
what it does say, aud not deny that hc has or
ever had any such communication.
The Atlas "i Monday rcpuhlishcs the
above, bui Declines making any com
ment on the denial nf the Post, until its
statement is eadorscd by The worthy DIR.
himself.
The nnturc of these disclosures and
the fact, that both the Doctor and his
correspondent have taken all the degrees
in the Van Buren, school of political mo-
rality, make the public not a little curl
Gus to see what will be the end of such
n promising beginning. We shall soon
sec. ..
Since the above was put in type
we find The following in the Atlas of
Tuesday. Tl..
The LETTER.
The Post Of yesterday dodgcs the
question. 1t brings forward not Mr..
Woodbury's letter, but the Presidents
letter 10 Gov. Cannon, to show that our
statement is untrue. This kind of plead
ing will not answer. Let DIR. Water
house deny our account und r his own
hand and seal, and we will then prove
what we have said. The public demand
the letter aud they must have it. Why
has not the Post denied the statement Of
the Transcript?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
SUMMER GOODS,
FOR SALE AT
JAMES HAMMOND'S.,
rREMCH wopry.,

Copes--Cotidrs-
E,!gines--Ihrtad Lace &c. &c.
FRENCH PRINTS & SILKS
Cambria prints and musins
Chints and ginS',ams.: ;, 49,.
Gro de Swiss-Pars- -Iscrlin-Naples
Poul de soie-Forcnce and Itaiion silks, 10
great variety of fashionable colours aw4 quail.
ties from the best to the cheapest kinds, oS
pad-pan and figured.
Grcen--wliite and black spotted lace.
Plain wide black lace for veils..
Fancy figured blond lace.
Fancy hdkfs-rlbbons- Sc.
MUSEINS.
Chcckcd-s.siped-fgn and ridm swisy-
Muli-u uconct-india book.
Sacaria and Medium musllns
LINENS.
Frcncli and Irish linens, extra fitic.'
5-l nia9 9-4 linen sheetings.
Linen cninbric and linen cambrc hdkfs,
Linen long lawn and brown linen cambt't.
French linen napkins.
Fine .sirdseye diaper.
Double width extra fine crash.
French linen for toweling.
6to 1914 linen damask.
The above with n general ssroytpent 9t
French English and American Dry GhoGs,
for sale at James IIammond'S Dry Goods arts
Book Store, and Circulating Library.
July 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

iJFNc nrc requested 10 mention that the
Report "i the Conn'iteo on Commerce in the
Sena'e Of the thitrd Siates. 10 whom was refer
rc'I the ni"rno,ial of DAVID MELvI,Lr, of This
town, complaining "r the ill"galty Of his removal
ho" the office Of Weigher and Gangrr Of the
Customs, with the correpond.nce and su,Dlry 9th
er documents annexed, is now in press md will
he published snd rcceiv ed mt Mr.. w. CALLA-
MANS Book Store & Circulating Library on
Saturday next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

NOTICE-A discourse will be delivered
by Rev. Doct Channing, on Sunday morning
tho 2sth inst. NJ the Unitarian Church, on the
subject of Sabbath Schools, after which col
lection will be taken mp tor the benefit of the
Sabbath School-Rcv. Mr.. Farl of Prov.
dence, will preach in the afternoon and eve.
ning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
Married.

W this town on Sunday morning last, by the Rev
Tr"f Elton, Mr. lillian J. Herman of PT vidcnre
Miss AbIy =. lawtoa, diu- -her of air. James Lawton
Of hi town.
Tn Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. lily. Mr.
VIM. NJ. Hnhbard Ia Miss Susan ot dan shter of Mr.
Naihanel ioli, b III of this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
TRADERS II fNK.

HNllE following list contains the names of
n fhe Subscribers 10 the Capital Stock of
the TRdDERS BANK, in Newport, publish.
cd in pursuance of an Act Of the General As
scnbly passed at the June Session, 1885,, cn,i.
tied +" An Act in addition TO an Act, cnti.
tied, An Actt regulate process against Banks
and tor other purposes therein mentioned :,
and also in addition TO an act entitled, An
Act fixing slie rate oflcgal interest,"" viz =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
POSTSCRIPT.
FURTHER RETTRN.S.

'tBY STEAMBOAT THIS MORNING1
ALABAMA-In % counties electing forty
members 10 the Legislature. 30 for White are G.
lccted, and 10 for Van Euren. Last year tho
same counties stood-23 " hhe, IL Van is~en
White gain ~ members.
In kENrU'ki-Jnige Clarke's maiori', for
Governor in tho counties heard from, is rising
9,0OG!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
AUCTION g. COMMTssION STORE.

z w. Eddy next door north of tiit Ferry
~ Cotton Factory, tenders his services to
the public, for the sale of goods, furniture,
Sc. ut public or private sale-all orders at
tended to with fidelity.
Those who may depositc goods for sale,
may rely on having their wishes attended to-
with confidence and despatch.
N. b. a good assortment Of Groceries an,ts
other goods at present on hind, at rcdnoest
prices.
July 81, 1886.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
August llth.
JAMES UAMMOND'S.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
r e G EN- r ADDI ITO NJ s.

$3.50 Watkins Totle, and other sketches, H.
Illustrative Of every day life, and every
day people. by Boz, 9 vols
$500 Pontypool My Aunt Pontypool, 2 vols
259l Earth-The earth its physical condit-
ion and most remarkable Phenomena
(rLN 73) by w. Mulinger lIig-i
gings, vol
259o The Disinherited and Insnared, by the
nuthoress of Filtration, z vols
2593' Devoted-thc Devoted by lady Burg,
2vols
1884 Man of Honour and the Reclaimed,
gsols
a5o5 N; Naval Sketch S book I'd series, by Capt.
2J96 Paul Pry's Journal Of a residence at
Little Pediington, vol
327 Backs Journal Journal OF the Arctic
land expedition in search ofCapt. Ross
by Capt. Back, r N. vol
2597 Old World and the new, or a tour in
Europe by the Rev Orville Dewey,
| 9 vols
25os I.aGttc the Pirate of the Gulf by the
4 author of the South West, 2 vols
$500 Agnes Serlc,by the author Of the Heir
\ ess, 9 vols
2GOO Woods and Fields, by tlrc author of two
Il old Mems Tales, vol
2G0I Ekswatawa or the Prophet of the west
/ tale Of the frontier, 2 vols
32S Grammont-memoirs of Count Gram
mont, by Anthony Hamilton, vol
\ 800 Madrid in 1S}5-skerches Of the me-
tropolis of Spain and its inhabitants, and
| of society and manners in the Peninsn-
! la, by a resident Officer. vol
2f02 Inklings Of Adventures,by Willis. g vols
$50 IIazitt's Rema ms Literary Remains
of the late William Hazli,t, by his son,
vol
33l England in 1885, being n series of let
ters written to friends in Germany dur
n residence in England, vol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
TIE LETTER AGAIN,

II appears by tho Boston Atlas Of ycstcr-
day, that no, witI,sianding the above author
is"d denial by the Morning Post, letter of
some sort connected with this subject, has
actually come to light, upon further search
hv ih" Doctor anon. his "d,npgrd p0pcrs."
R"p TT s,ys,it would appear in the Courer.--
Nous Vcrrons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
Notice.

YllE Co partnership between the sub
scnbers was this day by mutual consent
dissolved. The accounts Of the late firm Of
Read u Bnrdlck will be settled by WM. II.
READ, who will continue the business al the
ola s'ahd. WV. II. READ,
=, ID. NJ. BuRDIcK.
Newport, Aug. 90, 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

Paris silks for bonnrts
Lama shawls
Fancy hdkts ,
Ladies lisie' thread
Eusnc hose superhnc
Unbleached' ribb'd do
Low priced white do
A great variety % ksis
! do
Chlldrens do Of all sizes
A few very cheap silk
shawls large sizes
Muslin inserting! Il,
cdgings
Embroidered capes&
, collars
iFlagg aht''pongcc dc.
Stpitfield hakts.
!. &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

The money taken from Mr.. Harris, Pres
ident OF the Canton Bank, has heen found in
hollow tree, ia the vicinity of Buffalo. The
accomplice of Clark told where it was. They
are both fully committed for trial.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
Notice.

A monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Temperance Society, will be held
NJ their usual place Of meeting on Mon
day Evening next, ut s. O'clock. A
punctual attendance is requested.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

G}TThc able and eloquent sp ecch Of the
Hon. AsHrR RoRnISs, delivered nt the Free
mems meeting on Saturday evening last, Is
necessarily deferred until our next, for want
of room.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
Siciss Ointment,

A positive cure for all cruptions Of ,!itr
skin, salt rheum, &c. This invaluable
ointment is particularly recommended foY in
fants, as one application will heal any hrita-
ton or chafng of the skin.
J. w. EDDY-sole Troprictoy.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

Ellopins,
Twill'd brochella's,
Striped buckskin
Leopold cords
French printed cam
bricks
do. do. Joconcts
Plaid muslins
Swiss do fg'd s. plair
Black s. bite biacl
silk
Coloured do
Rich ribbons
Blond lace s. edge
! ing
French ponlins
Tabby nctts
Rich shallys
Foulard silks
Fig'd satins,'
June, 23.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

plated ware-Driitania do.-I.ooking glasses -
knives and f5rks-brllo~s and brushes -cs.,ars.
tea-tiays.-a complete assortment Of Perfamery,
together with a great number Of fancy articles,
sucl, as re usually to be found il a store Of thi
kind.
lDFD Cash. and the highest prico, given for old
gold and silver.
Clocks, Watches. JeweIry and Combs repaired
III the neatest and best manner.
Newport, May 26. s. PECKSyAM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

Another shoe: of an carh1uaLc~"ns very sen
sihl, felt in this pnco yesterday, about past
o'clock pN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

The Supreme judicial Conrt Of th. State. com
menced ils August tern, in this town Oh Tuc.da,
morning last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
RcStd2lrdteur.

It is a question often asked by strangers and
citizens. cannot Newport support Restauraeur'
The subscriber feels confident ,ha, it can and will
lie has therefore determined to fit up in good
style convenient and conmodious Room in the
rear Of his Store for an establishment of this kind
where may be had at all hours of the day aud
evening. Relishes Of various kinds, viz
Oysters, Chowders, Cold Cuts, Hot Coffee &c.
And f strict attention to business, combined with
u determination to please, can ensure success it
will not he wanting
N. u. GUNS & FISHING: TACKLE
for sale and TO let as heretofore Also for sale
Choice Liquors and Wines Chanpagne-Stew
arts patent steam refined Confectionery ry-Fruit
sc.
HJD Notice will be given Of the opening Of
the Rrstdurdteur. The Rooms are pleasant and
retired. HM. GOFF.
Newport, Aug. 25, 1886.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

BUFFALO is gradually recovering from
the failure and lorgcrics Of Mr.. Raihbon.
This remarkable man who was so directly
concerned in the business operations OF
that place, is now in one cell; and his
brother who managed the money depart
ment is in another, and his nephew, the
clerk who is supposed to have committed
the forgerics, had been arrested in Ohio,
and on the 18th inst. was committed ia
the same prison.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
Wanted.

I'm wholesale and retail store. smart active
n lad about ~ years old, Que who writes iair
hand, and Of good habits and well recommended
will please apply at this Office. Aug. Is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
Observation-Disclosures SPORT
ING ESTABLISHMENT.

A&A-O h ~ IVA hy-aUu OIOI i =
ING ESTABLISHMENT.
No. as, Ihames-sireei, directly opposite
The Perry Cotton Factory--nmd a Jev
rods south Of The Custom House.
VISITORS to Newport, and patrons in gene.
v raj Of this scientific aud gensemanly amuse.
ment, arc respectfully informed that recent ad-
diton has been made to this establishment, by
which parties can he accommodated with pri-
vate Billiard Room if required and when state
that no betting or gaming Of any description is al
lowed, have no doubt but that I shall obtain the
sanction Of every man Of good morals and liberal
sentiments. There is a certain class of narrow
minded people who condemn every kind Of u
musement-no matter how innocent or rational
if not in accordance with their limited views
billiards is m amusement resorted to by many Of
the most enlightened and accomplished Of both
sexes, in this and other countries and is cacu-
lated 10 call forth the energy of the mind in the
same degree us the study Of Mathematics or any
other science.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONERS.

! REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONERS.
VHNIIE subscriber in consequence Of the numer-
Il Gus calls, which Of late have been made
upon him, has found himself Obliged to turn his
attention TO an examination Of the claims Of the
widows of the officers and soldiers Of the Revoid-
tnnary War, provided for by an act Of Congress,
passed ut the late session. Having engaged in
this bssiness he hereby gives notice. that hc will
attend TO the claims of all persons that may be
presented to him by claimants rcsiling IN any
town in this county, lie will be aided in his cx-
animation Of the claims and construction Of the
law applicable ihcreio, by the lion d.. Pcarcee
NJ, C-who will give him oil the facilities IN his
power. 1he subscriber may be found at the Of
ice ofN. G.. Boss E-I, every day in the week,
between The hours of9 A NJ and Bpm.
WM. X MOVES.
Newport, August IS, 1886
4 AMP OIL, Of the Grst quality, for sale Ivy
H c. ~ Tiiley.-Also Sweet Oil, Of the frst
quality. Aug 30
en- - liz saoh RaiShs for dollar. fcr sale
<oeF Ny Charles n. 1rilley, No. goi Thames
It Aug ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
INDIAN WAR.

The following is an extract with which we
received, written to II friend in this town by
one Of our Army officers high in command
and reputation, and we'll known to our citi-
zens, dated u, Font Mitchell, upon the Creek
frontier, which wa think deserving of publi-
cation, and accordingly submit it to our read
crs without comment. 1t speaks . language
too plain and emphatic to be misunderstood.
"Thcre are about 5000 Indians cncamped
on the banks of the Iallnpocsa river pro-
paratory to being sent to Arkansas, but wil.sll-
er they can be kept together, Is ma'srr Of
doubt Those of the whites who own lands
nrc urging the Indians oil Immediately. Those
who have cheated them of their lands, or tas
she phrase is l,ere) "stnenthcln" are for kill.
iny Iln. poor savages outright for fear that
their crimes may be made public. Another
class who make large profits by trading with
them and furnishing ratlons &c. are for re-
tanning them, and do all in their power to dis
suadc the Indians from going and tn make
sI,em dscontentcd and alarmed at the treat
nGnt which the white men are about t. inilict
On them. The poor ignorant creatures are
kept BY these means in n continual state of
agitation, and may nt last be rendered des-
pcratc. ! do not think the difficulties here
can bc settled until una rtial law is declared on
tins frontier, so as to bring the lawless white
mon more under tho coutro! Of the command
ing General. This measure would be so in
compatible with the feelings Of the nation
THAT have no hopes il will be adopted, aud
without it, fear little can be done.n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
AUCTIONS.

On Saturday neri al 0 o'clock, a. M. al
NE subscriber siore miH be slid al
4. Public AUCTION.
I'D drums figs-2 good beds furniture ono
cook siosc--books, clothing, and otA-
er articles. Conditions NJ sale.
NJ. HALL, .7uct'r'
REV. ESTATE rOR svf.E.
"m De So'h at Fabfic .4'eiion on NE Isl
dnu o1 Srp'. merit al 10 o'ttoek \ ~
(H mi pr9r'o"siy disposed Of al pirate
suhe.
ZszA> TIE Greenman Estate situated rp
It:sM 'Ie Long whn,f-secoud bnadts wrSs
Of The Brick Market. For term. sc.
Apply to GroRGE ENGs, &Co.
Newport, Aug Is, 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

Boston, Capt. Townsend,as she was pas
sing through the harbor vf New York on
Tuesday morning last, about . o'clock,
accidentally came in contact with the fer
.y buat Gen. Jackson, which was eros.
sing from Brooklyn to New York, aud
sunk her in three minutes. Eight or ten
persons were drowned d-mostly laborers
and milk men. We have no: room for
particulars. No blame is attached, how
ever, to Capt. Townsend,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

The INDEpENpENcE.-.The Boston
Gazette says-Thc U. S. ship IndePen-
dence was taken from the Dry Dock
"Wednesday noon. The process Of let
ting in water was commenced at hah
past O'Clock, and in one hour she was
ah"at and outside the dock. She has
been raced, aud thoroughly rcpaired:
from "a Of large class, she has been
reduced to 6l, and her model is ono OF
the most perfect that ever foated. She
will doubtless work easy, and sail Cast.
The masts are now being put in. She
is lo be fitted for sea with all convenient
despatch; it is said that she is TO he com
mandcd by Capt. Jesse Wilkinson, and
her destination is the Pacific. She was
originally launched at the Navy Yard,
CharIes,own, on the 18th Of Jnly, 1914.
Com. Downes supcrintendeG her re-
mova from the Dock, and every thing
was managed TO admiration.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

NEW SUMMER GOODS
III SESSIONS has just received a great
~. variety of Summer goods, ataYng
which are
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND Loss OF
ILsEs.--The steamboat Motto, making
her first trip from louisville to Pitts
burgh, ran on the shoals at the foot Of
Birhnerrasset's Island, and in attempting
to get of, too great quantity Of steam
accumulated, and the boiler burst, killing
three PERSONS Immediately and scalding
eight others :" severely that they died
within Il few honrs, and three more it
was feared would not recover. Among
the killed was N1r. w. +. Adams, Of
Holiday sburg, Penn, who had Just
graduated at Augusta College, Ky. and
was returning hume to his family. lie
was tho only cabin passenger that was
killed. lis death must have been in
stantancous; he was found twisted round
the shaft Of the wheel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
NEW STORE.
No 9S! Thames. street.

No 0SI THAMES street.
The subscriber ir,- r.t
opened and otierS for sale,
n handsome assortment Of
English and French watch
neutrality-suspicious. pins
and fmgsr-rings, Of fi,e
best quality aud newess
faslion-Also Silvor T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

1,5OO Shares, at $50 each, $75,0OO.
The nlovc.named Subscribers 10 the Stock
Of said TRADERS BANK, are hereby required TO
convene at Judge JosIINs school.room in
Newport, OH the 27.h Aug. at 2 p. N. fdV tho
purpose o organizing said Corporation.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON,
BENZ II. TISDNbE.
Newport, August IL, 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

Ats WELL.-Whhin the present
week VIC took ride into the country to
see few OF our many democratic
friends. AT one place we had the plea
sure of seeing an acquaintance, who had
been an original aud stcadfast friend Of
Gen. jackson. We inquired Of him
how the parties stood in the neighbor-
hood? Why, said he, the people are all
on one side. A Van Buren man, in this
region, is n rare sight. We 60 here,
said he, with Pennsylvania. We know
her to be democratic, and are sure she
is for old Tippccanoe.-- Richlond (Ohio)
W;g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25

The letter from the PRESIDENT to
Governor Cannon is unquestionably the
most remarkable document Of the day,
and fully and proudly vindica,es the
Government from even the suspicion Of
bad faith towards neighboring and not
uniricndly power. This letter is the
more remarkable as it seems dinmetri-
caIy opposed to the policy which the
editorials of the Globe might have led
u- to expect would he adopted by the
Government. Strange enough, this let
ter from the President is excluded from
the editorial columns of the Globe, and
put without any comment whatever,
among its selected matter. - Metro
p0Hian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25
Extract of a letter from Paris.

The twenty-five millions, or at Icat one
third of it, has boenl paid into tho hands of
the RolhschiIds, as | see by the papers of
to-day; and the sword, half drawn, has been
thrust back into the scabbard. From what
know of the French, of their pcrtinaciiy in
not paying their debts, | have no doubt but
that which,taey call " the brutality of Gener-
al Jackson" has had an excellent effect in
procuring us this money. The eyes of the
world have been drawn upon this subject,
and they have done throug h shame and spite,
what they would not have done from a sense
of Justice. An Englishman speaking TO me
on this subject remarked, Z" hat in order to
get cocoanuts in the West Indies, they used
to throw stones at the monkeys in the trees,
who getting into great passion, showered
down the cocoanuts in return" II is some
thing in this way, he said that your Presi-
dent has obtained the twenty-five millions.