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rs BALrIMORE COUNTY COURT, MAY
II TERN, ls4O.-Ordered, That the sale made and with
in reported by John Scott, permanent Trustee of Basil
D. Mulljkn an lnsolvent Debtor, be ratified and con-
rmed, unless cause to The contrary he shown, be-
fore the 18th Of August next; Provided copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper, week.
for three successive weeks before said 18th day of Au
gust The report states that said Insovent Debt
Or's equity of redemption in life estate piece of
Groundn the City of Baltimore, was sold for eleven
dollars (S1l.)
ByOrder True Copy-Test,
THOS. KELL, Clerk.
I1ih July, 1910 Nv l5-law3w-
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TO THE PU ,LIC. e

TUVHE CHEAP EST HEAT.--1He price Of Hats
IL again iotrered.-TOWSON finding that small pro-
It. is determined to sell HATS, for cash, at the follow
ing low prices, (which unprecedcnted) in EUrAw
STREET, one door north OF Lexington: Black Russia
Hats at so; Drab do -; Silk $3.50; Mapped Hats from
81 80 upwards. These Hats made under my own
superntendence; | can warrant them equal to any in
the market Of the kind, and price, the plblic can
Judge f they are not as cheap.
N.B. The trade supplied with Hats in the rough, of
ALL qualities. jy o-d9w*
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EZAS COMMITTED 10 the jai of Frederiek
w County, on the 9Th day of July inst as u rure-
way, Negro Man, who calls himself Ri CHARD VWEy
DING. He is about 45 years old, very decrepid 90
much so, that he cannot stand erect and in walking L
compelled to use his hands. Had on when COMMITTEES
pair of bleached cotton pants drab cloth vest beacd
cotton shirt and old black fur hat, ansays he is shoe
maker by trade and belongs to Samuel r. Srier WAC
resides Harpers Ferry, in Jefferson County Va
The ewner, fany, is hereby requested TO come and
have him released, he will Otherwise be discharged a.
cording to law.
HENRY HOUCK,
July 20 NAV Sheriff Of Fred'kCo.
The sPilot'' at Baltimore "Free Press, Va. inszre
once week At, and sends bills to "Ier4ldn
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THE O-LzfkG5T rs "a AZ 44a.s1s .xa z..4v J. =
THE CITY.

: as9A Gyua4
THE CITY.
GAMES GRAY'S UNIVERSAL. BOTAS5rrs
81 MEDICINE SHORE, No az Water street -.
door west OF South St Baltimore, where is constanvor
hand and for sale, the most extensive and hest seIeF
assortment of MEDICINAL. HERBS. BARKS An
ROOTS, III the city; together with all the
Medicines; Dr. III. Howard's Medicines ard Dr III
Beach's Remedies Alsoa number of his own rrana-
tons, all of which are warranted TO be equal to an =
the United States in point ofqualty; wholesale ana
tall a'4'fseI
t5.All orders thankfully received and attended, -
with despatch "ee< ~
Q7-JAMES GRAY, General AGENT for the sale OH
HORTON HOWARp'S Improved system Of Ro,.- .'i-
Medicines. The public are invited to cali ana ess
the above work, and judge of the super;ortv 10, ~; =
Health. -" ouioe "
0-in addition to the foregoing the ,.t
respectfully observe, that having in his r
works OF THOMPSON, BEACH. HOWARD sHI7 NJ
ana H:kSEY, DISTINGUISHED practitioner who have.
devoted much OF their time TO the M
ledge anperainng to the healing art so far as il haza
upon vegetable properties, the efficacy Of whicpthey
uiy tested before they promulgated their opinions, he
haitefs h'mse that, from his experienced and studied
care, the truth of which is known many) he ID pre-
pared to COMPOUND kRY MEDICINES from their dispen-
satories, which he will be pleased 70 do IN 0bedience %
those who may favor him with their orders, and ne -
sires such persons that every article which posses
through lis hanis will be in conformity the prescrip
tons Of those authors.
iy23 d
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DEGA W ING AND PAINTING Z 5II
R%RS. JENNINGS, (from London,) respectfully T.
IEH Informs the citizens of Baltimore, that she IS gT
ing lessons new and beautiful system of painting
introduced by herself into this country. TT
Mrs. j. is the only person in this City who has the ~
vantage of having been taught by the inventors Mr.
Kingston; in addition this hers not the experiences
and practice of day, but of years. Hsa
Among the advantages of this system the facility
with which it may be acquired by those who have
previous knowledge of Drawing and Painting, and fF
apidity with which picture can be executed. That&
gnowledge of sufficient enable any attentive pers01
to sketch correctly from Nature and to go to any DEL
kree of perfection may be communicated in few Les
of an hour each, without any mechanical aid what
Painting by this system instead of being Glabo
r0us task an agreeable recreation and often deveOpeS
taste and talent known he possessed. II unteS
the transparency of water color painting, with the effect
and durability OIL yet avoids the tedOusness of the
one and the ofensivene1s OF the other. Mrs j. likewise
teaches beautiful method of Drawing and painting
Birds Flowers and Fruit from Nature. AlsOto make
Wax Flowers and TO prepare the Sheet Wax. II
Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call and examiner
specimens ofhe work her house, No. 80 FAY ETTEf
STEET three doors above North, between the Post Of
fee and City Hotel -
lie 10 diff
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TaYHii SUBSCRIBER offers to his friends and
s the public in general at his Lumber Yard ON the
Falls, below Pratt street Bndge,-(Ofce head Union
Dock) large and general assortment ofseasoned Lunl-
her Such as Panntl, Common, Select Cuttings Joist
Rafters, shingles, Laths N. Carolina and t. 3 Floor.
ing with every other article necessary to make good
assortment. A quantity Of Ark Logs, and also ARR
Plank will be sold at reduced prices as have large
ouanrity on hand All those who buy for cash may ex
pect liberal discount ID. Il. IhomhS'
ie ai diff
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T NTCKERROCKER FOR JULY, 1s40
HA--Recaved by WIN. ": HARRISON

No 90 N. Gay, near Fayette st.
WASHINGTON IRVING still contrihutor-c1ntinna-
ton of the Haunted Merchant-commescement oi
new volume-terins S. per annum or Sl,2o quarterly
delivered free of postage.
We are gratied in being able 70 state .nat the de
pecation Plans of Improvement are IN progress which
we believe will agreeaby supnse even the best trends
and warmest admirers of the work.
In q
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IIth July, lS4C

STONE WARE.
THNHE SUBSCRIBERS have ON hand and intend
n keeping large and general assortment of very
peTior STONE WARE, which they offer for sale at
duced prices Country Merchants and others would do
well call they doubt would be pleased with both
the goods and terms.
Thee have also on hand few Of BROTHERT0N'S
PER COL,4TINGr FILTERET2S, the best article ever
invented for the publication of water, it ceanses it
from all extraneOus NATTER and by its operation renders
the most turpd as clear and pelucd as spring water
f-Orders delivered in all parts of the city, free ofex
pensc. -
BROTHERTON & MORTON,
jy % diff Pitt street adjoining Hartford Run.
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9aw4ty
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

PROCLAMAFION.-IN q 9 a q q >,
cA n NN0 Observation-Disclosures
~ sOOO has been represented to me,
that the attempt to fire Stable in Potter street,
the property OF Joshua Turner the night of Friday
18th inst aid also the Stable occupied by Dr. Hintze,
Frederick street, Sunday hight the 18th inst were
the is of ncendiary insendiares-
Therefore, be it known, That by and IN virae OF a
Resolution of the Mayor aud City Council of Baltimore
approved 9th September, 1897, do hereby offer re
ward 900 for the arrest and conviction any of the
Civ Courts of such person persons who may have
been guilty OF the same, either of them.
Given under my hand and the seal of the City OF Bal
timore this 2lst day of July, l64O'
iy 23eodStif 5. G. bEAklN, Mayor
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pRTCEs OF sTOCKs. &C.

Reported for the PILOT s. TRANSCRIPT every Saturday
by Jesse IT. Peters, Stock, Exchange and Commission
Agent, North West corner of Market and North SITS,
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no THE PUBLIC.
II A. PIP ATNER b


MAR. ID. f. A. BEaATNERD having best M
- the regular practice of medicine for the laedse
teen years. and thereby gained extensive know
IN the science of medicinal operations, is nduner
through the solicitations of numerous friends to i'll
the public his PURELY VEGETABLE PILLS,
the use of which THOUSANDS have been cured from IN
FLAMMAToRy and other diseases of long standing. lie
trusts they will not be taken as quack incidence as ne
can fully substantate his character and likewise
that of the medicines by those individuals who havea-
ken it, with the most decided benefit and relief to their
suferings
That the most prominent feature in all diseases orgi
mates from deranged state of the BowELs cannot be
denied, and as these Pills have been used for many
wears producing the most salutary effect he is therefore
inclined to throw himself before generous public, con-
fident that fair trial will insure that encouragement
which ht merits.
For testimonials of character Dr. Brainerd most re-
specially refers to the following medical gentlemen =:
Parker Cleaveland, Nj. D. Professor ofChemisIry and
Rfatera medca,
Daniel oliver, NJ D., Professor of Theory and Prac-
tce ofMedicine
John D. Wells, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and Sur
James McKeen NJ. D., Professor of Midwifery,
Bordoif College Mime.
Flenry H. Chds, M D.. Professor of theory and prac-
tce of Medicine,
Chester Dewy, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry, Natu-
raj Philosophy and Botany,
BERKSHIRE Medical Tastitution, Mass
NJ D. No Druggist or Ap8thecary will be appointed
agent under any circumstances whatever.
PRICE 80 CENTS, SINGLE BOX-S2 PER DOZ
DR.. BRAM.Rp's HeAp Quarters for sale of PURE
LY VEGETABLE PILLS at
No. 10 Lombard st.,
Between Calvert < South streets.)
Baltimore, July "a, 1870 se0d6w
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VIM. N. HAEiREsON's
PERIODICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
n. Co. street, near Fapette 81, Balt.

CHAHIBERS' EDINBURGH JOURNAL
issued Notwithstanding of original Essays Tales Of
Real Life; scientific inormaon Biographical sketchess
Scc.-Tems 81 25 or 49, cts. per month.
THE LONDON PENNY BIAGAZINE-is-
sued monthly, imported edtion-with beautiful wood
cuts-$3 per annum.
AMERICAN REPOSITORY OF ARTS
AND SCIENCES-Edited by James Mapes, Esq
81 per aRnum.
THE KNICKERBOCKER N. Y Month
ly Magazine-S5 per snnum.
THE LADX'S BOOK-Edited by Mrs SIg0uE-
ney Mrs Sarah E. Hale, s. Louis A. Godey-eTlbeIish-
ed with Steel Plates, CoiOred Fashions, Music &C..
Terms SO per annum % cents each No. on livery
BURTON'S GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE
AND LITERARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. witfrspleB-
did plates-S3 per annum RS cents monthly
THE LADIES' COMPANION-Edited bW
Mrs. stephens, Mrs. Osgood & N. M. Snowden-em
bellsled with splendid Steel Engravings quarterly Pa
shions Embroidery, Music, sc. Terms 50 per annuIn
or % cents monthly.
THE CASKET-Montfy; Terms 50 pernnuaz
or p cents monthly,
~ B-Tbe above valuable and cheap Periodicals. are
DELIVERED MONTHLY RESIDENCE FREE or
POSTAGE and mailed to any part of the United Sates.3
Address WILLIAM N. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, No 2sth North Gay Street.
jeM DIFF Near Fayete street, Baltimore. Nd
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LII PERSONS WHOM TT MAY CON-

LII PERSONS w HON HI MAI CON-
"a Germ hereby required TO take notice that the
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginia.
which, belonging James Swan of Boston, on the 3Oth
day of August, 1890, amounting to two million Eve
hundred and fytwo thousand three hundred and four
three quarter acres, that day, by deed, dated
Paris in France, conveyed 10 Samuel Allison, of
Philadelphia in fee simple and have since been con-
veyed Aie in trust, for the United States American
Land Company, and that 1, and alone, as Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed by me,
are, will be, author sed to SELL lease rent other
wise dispose of said lands any of hem and all per
sons especially notified net to purchase, rent lease,
otherwise contract with any other person, therefor,
and especially not TO purchase of p Dumas Jr who
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
itors of Swan under act of the Legislature of Vir
gnia, of one Dumorghue, any other person pre-
tending for in the behalf of the said Dumas,
t &c creditors ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be Sold rented or leased advanta
geous terms. They scattered through the State of
Kentucky and Western Virginia. aud persons wishing to
purchase, rent or lease any part of them requested
10 address me, postage paid, ut Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN,
iy24 div 'rrustee u. S. A. Land Company.
| U3-The Richmond Whig and the Reporter Lexing
ton, KY, will please insert his week for three
months. and forward their accounts to this office.
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RDh rAIEaNIS FOX AN " EeNIlON AEx
ID IMPROVEMENT, aud of the appreciation of tn
Royal Academy of Medicine by Paris-Geatine Capsu-
Re of pure Balsam Copaiva emR Foger The Copaivz
ssam is of all medicines 9aployed in combating the
chronical and acute gonorh Affections, also the bIen
nerhRa called whites the the specific of whicfK
has been doubted, andto which physicians have
in consequence given the preference; but nasenu
and smell the of its being rejected by
patients.
therefore offer mode of administering it in such .
state that cannot occasion the slightest repugnance
and this without submitting it to any alteration. MY
method consists in ncosng it in the gelatne Capsules
IL incoses the precious medicine such manner aste
disguise entirely to the taste and SMELL 1t goes I'M
the digestive organs without any other mixture thas
that of the gelatin, with which il is enveloped and vhc
is completely dissolved in the stomach By TIA
means the treatment of the gonnorhoa being effected
without disgust, and consequently without interruptions
will become more prompt and more sure, thus prevcnE
| ing the possibility of a relapse.
The certificates IN my possession numerous
that it would require too much to publish them an
Il needs only say gelatine capsules unanimous
" approved by the school of medicine among whom zee
found the names of [
The Baron Albert, first physician the King, &c.o
majorin, Knight of the Legion of Honor, proessorfn
the medicine of Paris, and Surgeon to the King, &c.f
Sold by G. l.. DUHURSsF. I'd
Corner OF Pratt stree and Dugan's wharf,
iva lower corner Market Space.
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ANU Sc MENTS.
THEATRE---HOLLID Y srREE1


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y STREET
PRICES OF ADMISSION,
boxes 81 %
orchestra Seats. 90
Cuofed 1aiefy,. 90 Cents
Positively List appearance but ONE Of
MAD'LLE FANNY ELSSLER
AND MONS. SYLVAN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1910,
VIII be presented list time here TIE celebrated Ballet
performed in Paris at the Royal Academy, entitled
LA SYLPHIDE,
La SYLPHIDE, Mad'le FANNY ELSSLER
REUBEN '''''.'.'''''.-'..'...'. MONS. SYLVAN
A New Pas Seul by Madlle Fanny EIsser-A Grand
Pas De Deux, by Madlle Fanny Elssler and Mons Syl
Vain--By desire, Mr.. Walton will sing-A Wet Sheet
and flowing Seattle Orchestra will perform Favor
tie Overture-Mons SYLVAN will dance his celebrated
Pas De MatelOt Anglaise-Madle. Elssler will Dance
the Grand Pas EspagnoI, Ell Jaler de Jerres.
The Evenings Entertainments will commence with
Farce, in one Act, called
MIR. & MRS. WHITE,
On Monday Evening,
MAD LIE ELSSLER'S BENEFIT,
AND LAST APPEARANCE,
For which the choice of unoccupied Seats, will be offer
ed public Auction, at the Theatre, on Monday
Morning, at 10 O'Clock.
0yy-Doors oren at q o'clock Performance TO COM
mence AT precisely.
{hz-Tckes and Places for the Boxes TO be taken dali
ly a the Box Office from 10 until 2 and fom tie o.
clock.
G9-An efficient Police is engaged, and tile srietest
order aud decomm will be rigidy enforced.
jy "a dot
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HtHAHPAGEEs fyarious favorte hraads for s,xe
AJby HENRY THOMPSON = SOW.
jy23 Al 2. Cav sfrsrx.
nLIVE OIL in piprs, Tor sale by
BfRcKHEAD 4 PEARCK.
IS W23 Commerce afxeeS.
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DRUGs-Drugs copperas, per cwt; cam hor, refined
and crude, free; blue vito a. oil of yirol cts per
H. essences, 25 per cent; alum $50 per cwt castor
oil IS cents per gallon; sugar of lead cents per Id;
saltpete crude free; refined cts per lb; other rat
cIps IQlaI5
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I.noK NO xonR 90 Wa lIsT 8 HEALTH.

LOOK TO YOUR CONF ,FT u HEALTH.
FuyHE present and approaching excessive hot wea-
Il ther, is not only very oppressive and uncomiorta
praent and advisable, that persons who have any re-
gard for the comfort and health Of their families should
caefv avoid sleeping on feather beds at this
Of the year-especiaily, when good clean delightful
M ATsTRASS of every description he had so
Wow at the BEDDING MARr5, N. w. and 8. w
So,ners Of Lombard and Light streets. Those who
coubt will please call and examine for themselves.
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RICH PAPER HANGINGS.
EOSEPH CROOK & GOTT, UPHoLsTERERs, AND
eB PAPER HANGERS No. 784 Baltimore street, between
North and Holiday streets-have in store
Rich Paris PAPER HANGINGS
Very Superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
IlamaSk Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGS-, sand 4
Venetian Blinds. Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch
We very respectfully solicit friends and the public
general, 10 give us a call JOSEPH CROOK,
G MATHOTT.
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ANNUITIEs- foLIowing Er0sna re..a. were
WHoLEsRLE PRICES.

All articles which pay either ad vaorem or spe-
cc duty more than 20 per cent on their invoice cost
entitled reduction of 10 pei cent Of the excess
The amount of the deducted IS two-fitis.
ALUM-fDuty $50 cents per cwt-l
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UyOUNOtsK 1'I ! IRON Ii tons Foun ny Pigs
= 'pp'N'S' - 1-'-'' G, B. WILSON & CO.
ye3 st smlsh's wharf.
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Positively Inst appearance but ONE Of
MAD'LLE FANNY ELSSLER
AND MONS. SYLVAN
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Hoop, American, ton $l2Oa
Hoop, English, cwt. =. .a5
Mail & Sp Rds, Am il0alIl
Hollow Ware. .75ae5
Scrap, pr long ton. ..30a
Russia, p. 8. I......l o5a
Blooms. ........ bsa67,oO
Joists and seq. W. p. l0al5
Joists and Seq. Up. loal4
shingles, W. pee. ..al0
/ g Cedar, 3 Scala
I.aths, sawed, 81 Goa! Is
split. .@el 70
sheet, &c. per lb.l
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1, from. fla
lck. Patterson ". J. lasaOe
of 40 yds. from ..l2aleI
No. la5, per bolt. l4aaec
wn Mass.) No. 3, p. yd.. OF
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Ordcrs for the purchase sale any Of the above
Stocks from distance, will be promptly attended to- by
being addressed to the subscriber. ]. I. r
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ibs. .sllasl-Bsr..7,as, sheet. ia

LEA III n
Spanish sole, good TO bes
Slaughtered do do do
Finished skirtingiD de
Upper, in the roughI de
MAHOGANY-[Dity free,
Bays, per 50. #. ...1al2
MOLASSES-[Daty, SC. p
Havana, LIST qu.. .23a25
Porto Rico. .29a
English Islan ....2va26
NAILS-[Duty Sc. ID. In
Cut, Id & up'ds, lb. 64a6i
Cut, Sd. 7taS
Cut, ID. ........... Saa9
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White, short price,....4Oc
ose not larger than quarts
Dutch Patent Wine 9a92
Dutch super. Porter 6aSk
Dutch. do. .Pmts. 80. TIA
Sc; sperm, &c; wax, Gel
Sperm .............4la43
wax .,..............,.oO
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Hams, BAIT. cured, Id. L
Bacon, Bait. mitl'gs. Says
Do. country, .ass. STAT
Butter, in kgs, No. 2 8
to 3. per u l0al5
Lard, in kss. Bait 1
| first, per ID. loAa11
Do. Western ........ I0a
Cheese, in casks. .9al2i
Do. in boxes. l2sa
Do. ...extra. .l6al7
Do. loose. ....... a..
d red lead, Sc; whiting and
c. Id; Paris white, lc. lh.l
| Spanish Brown, dry, lal ,25
Liiharg :, dull. 80. Sag
Whiting, 100 Id. GOAL 90
Paris White, .2a2t
LamPblack. lib. ....c5a6
Black Paint. ..........6 SAG
free.1
Ground, per Dbl. l ,37a1 80
/, l0c. per Sc lbs.
Liverpool, fine ...........
ERglish SIX, fine. Il ,62al 70
Do. de ........l, go
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

State bonds The report of the bank contains the follow
ing
-n conformity with tho will of the last Legislature the
Directors ofhe Central Bank have Just pleed dis
tbuton of $3.50 by loans the citizens of the eoun
These loans have been eagerly sought by our citi
By this operation the profits OF the Bank have been
Increased by the Of and its notes by the sum
Of $4,000
Besides its debts in New York, AMI something duo to
asposors the Central Bank owes d0bt OF or28S6
its bills in circulation, and those due requs
toAs of the Legislature are amply provided for by its
funds hand, and its bills OF exchange running to ma
turity.
To provide for the payment of its bills in circulation,
the rely chiefly 800 307 43 Of discounted
and yet held in the stocks of the Bank OF
the State Georgia and the Bank Of Augusta The sale of
1898 stocks has lcsened Of notes
circulation by that amount and unquestonaby lessen
cd the depreciation OF paper The desirable OBJ
oct will be greatly promoted by the sale of the 1891 100
Of those stocks held Should these sales be effected
and collections discounted equal
able expectations the Of tho Central Bank may
m Eve six months be reduced to about $500 O00its
debt New York discharged and the interest Of the pub
Nc debt punctuclly paid.
The bank seems to be foundering the difficulties into
which has been plunged by legislative enactncns and
another instance Of the folly of attempting to bank
transact any othei business by legislation.
The following the return of the Huntsville Branch of
the state of Alabama, compared with the return of
November, 1889 =
SrTu OF rHY HuSTsyIILy BRANcH OF the EANK op
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CAsroSPer GIobeso eauter 500 isib bxs guspowder
Ss ss G &C. yosns 10
p do mds so rolls $3.50 mat. asia 70 hs
Sh @
9 !. Do 81 S CO ss M s niS"
PhadmSCo exs FIRE crackers SEQ rolls boxes rhubarS
Lssaerenne maitsa ~ h ehs young byson
n a TS ss aG Ryan
no. nss a m {. ;a: s 20 d. IF
;S: ID. Shss Sy.ss
O b.. I'd, . to sIsr
Eas s.ssl 90 Bo;,os@s i' s.s%o:a Go sSW.!;
Ssa, G%Is tiA Mses Ka Hi'fl
M Pa.s Met; fred S$?s :l
M1s ca%eSs f s' cs slsa!eS
s%sS Rsf G'G Rad:s
Raddell CO., w Harris-i Harndsns Express-l Miss
ssI fn hs
IS Ss s Te
s Co-ioO wsossy Woalssy-5s do serars La.,ia-sJ
= S;s. Js%% ~
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81:
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