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New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

BRO4DV4Y, OPPOSITE ST P4UL'S CHURCH
WlNCtEl, his Six Character Piece performed by bn
with increased and universal satisfaction TO the crowded audiences
which nightly attend the Saoo4 the shove establishment,
The CANDEEBEkS, whose Musical In, unparalleled
will also appear.
DE-. COiLYER whose successful Experiments Animal Magnet
Ism have elected Ae cnconinn> from the learned and
cnfc this will lecture and illustrate the above exciting
with Living S'cc afternoon Of ,hi> wick
and uu, o'clock hcreb, aorng ample
opporiut: the audience thoroughly hc truth
sy professions. Ecne positively the last week of Animal
Magnetism Newic by Dr. Coycr, prior h departure for
Boston
evening this week Mr. Wnche in his piece Of LOVE
AND PHlSlC; Century Ago which he viii perform six
characters, e2ch distinct from the other
IONS and Madame Candcbc will perform Adanta
Rosia which Mon, C. will initiate the Flagcoiette
FRENCH WHISPERS which Mons c viii initiate the singing
Monk-NIoilcr thbc and Father Capuchn
change initiating each evening
wlAch. Wnclc. hi. Trip Niagara Falls Yankee
Story sc, TO he varied each evening.
Oomccr Gaacc. manufactured by Henry
Hull Nougutuck Conn., he day ut the Museum
Tx performances will evening this week at
ha!i-pat e'clock
exhibiting. Working, and the Grand Cosmorama
day Free, order
% enable them witness the Saloon EntcrtaiAments
all the %
Children under 10 years of age, haf-prcc milo
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Fny,iie. who study Cleanliness economy COMFORT

Fnu,iIie. who study cleanliness and comfort alc
commended coil al Il tol-;Fee and examine "iis FATEST
prr. Beps-eAps f the -ilvcr uI awarded The
Fair of the American l5e Tose Bcdstsads utterly
c.ude the posty Sdectins Judgement whilst
gard ts durability cheapne they stand unariysed They also
possess important o: being put :en down
less than r4aaie vii prove hat esr hing De-
.ralle BeGeo bcen the piss HrG of
Wik. alt-a
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yEJASTEn.-in ae.e young Partaer a Conm,sion
w have $500 cash 20 invest Apply TO
vs2l, \. P. SMITH. 10 johnrrct
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

EIIANTEus-Ey good practical Book-kecper, situation
w in Dry Good JoLhns Refers prcseat employers
.ti-, .croco-,., =, t;,;. oajrs ml2 ~.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
unaRDrNG: HY NEW-YORK.

O0AHDENG.-$iRs. MccolllcK iaforms her friends and
ID the public tia; opened Boarding House the reapo
rancc principle No E2 City Hail Place, (-o one minue walk
from Orcc) She accommodations Tor teT more
Hoaricrs happy them reassahc tem
Tic location pleasant aud FOR engaged IN hu-
could hardly Day boarLers aken ml2
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

VgTANTED.-T~o boys- Apply al w kEBBY, No. Little
w Green->trce, Maiden lane mi-It
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PAnEw yYARErEOUsE.

'ey wiz -onu-ct oihdN' i'i.''
mic I'm FERsSE s rRooKs, Nc. 81 iiberty-st
SMITH respectfully a.ors his friends and customers
n removed No 90 Wi"m-s;rec to W. 3a John-
.trce ms lw
BoAsDzNe: EN NEw-yoaM.
hene at The tiRiHAs HOUSE d3 Barclay street where
ample arc at all %e eeT's Tor tfGSt @oaaI
ota7so viii tain: the amophere B.
few permanent Boardes viii be taken ROSWELL Go>S
New-fork, April l1k ISL II
DDARDENG.-;iRs. McCoLl.ICK nforms her friends and
ID public tina; SIR has opened Boarding House on the enpG
the Pos: orce9 She mas accommodations Tor e more
Boarcrs M he happy them Oh reasonable term
hardly be convenient Day boarders aken m2
IpOAEtDHNss.-s single gentlemen accommodated
- with Board and pleasant in very healthy situation IL the
UPPER part Of tc city Also gentleman and ms VIE Persons p
plying choice Of Endca7rs T! be sse 70
pleasant For further PARTICULARS apply nj +3
Naetrec Satisfactory references wl be ri'ea anu required
seoAEDzNG:.-Iouro fye ecn;ncn be accommodated
- with sSneel 2oard private family Apply at II Chahan
yVaSTEpAn aei.e man as rar'aer in a Commission
w Produce b.-iaengs have 500 cash 10 met Apply TO
ns2 It H. ? SMITH 10 JohnTrct
yrT45VEyp-rxo toys Apply a, w PKEBBY, No ! Little
w C;reen-,treet Maiden lane ml2lt'
yIJANTEus-Iy good practical Bookhecper, situation
" Dry Good Johns Sto" Refers TO prceHt empoye's
Address Gregory at TN, ofhc'. "l- :"
yyTANTEEs-y Young girl American from 20 l2 yeats Of
" age light work small family apply iinmeIey
at q iibery-st, ,hcee Of Broaisay ml2 81
o. GOO INDIANA IsGNDS WANTED at par,
DsGJG Goads and BrcoklyH City property
apply to SMITH 4 TURNER, 10 Ioha-st mi2 IL
PARTNER WANTED.-In Gener.l '=ency, Auction
d conoa a.ns,. .h sar@ Of . f hgaare1 a 1.as as
ihlarc the Land 0ficc, No ! Ann-sircet- mil Iw
s,Ooo TO 10000 DOLLARS.
PERSON w;t cash capital Of IRON $500 70 :iVoN ana
tecivc collateral security the w please adre
A. B. c. Al ;hs oier OF ;hi. paper and s; 7efe 81 my
be had wien a fail explanation can be slre9. m,
400 REAMs ar.c Imperial Pntng Paper for sac 25 by 81
be cla7 Apply the Editor OF this paper s
TTTE.ns AND FARMS, WILD LANDS, Houses
VI and Mortgages Dry Goods and Groceries for
rnIa 1t SMITH * TURNER 10 John-strec,
3JfLI. RoO1s AND WATER POWER nc
VI RET.-A; Mahogany MIL West Farms,
power. The NIL eleven miles from Nes-fork
and accessible by F;r further Pecuars enquire Of
NJ " BONNEl West Farms. or cf
m76t' J. ( F CoPCULT, 3i5 FrankInsrect Ne"-York
MERCHANTS, ATTENTION To exchange for
M Country Noiek and valuable Residence FOR
par,ic2ls- asply SMITH TURNER 10 Johast ml2 It
eIUSfC.-w c. RAYNER Professor Teacher Of the Piano
vi and soud be glad 10 obnn lew pupils
h line. Terms moderate. Residence No - t= Avenue
riaSo Fo!te. tuned on application nj "
5IRs. ". SCHULTZ.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE, No. leo Wi.aynsreet
VI near Beckuau Ladies DRESS CAPS made Crinp
constantly and made the shortest notice ms I'm
MAHOGANY EassD, No. 66 woos,er-street NeT-Yorlt
vi Z. g. STACY keeps assortment Of Mahogany Rose
Plank and vaee Cherry, ASH Pine, White Wood and Maple
Boards and Plank.
Also all Sad. OF Turned Work favorable
any Yard n5 I'm
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yyTANTsp-A Young girl American from 20 l2 years Of
w age 20 DO Ike light family apply Immediately
= llhc1.x-.t door. OF Eroa.way ml- 81
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

Tac sal.s deeae in Sterling Bonds o per con- anu an
,aopt IN loI. Bonds Per from yeer.ay quo;9-
There was ,ac 55,2eo of Exchange on Philadelphia ~ the
pd today at 95 quote the Domestic Exchanges follows
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,

PEpIEE'S LINE OF STE NM WUATW
h. rrc~s ~ FOR ALBfEY PASSAGE 81
S.sSN---s The steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt d.
'<I-%--II H. rrueio! leaves the steamboat Pier between
Ccr,lndt and Liberty This Afternoon "wednesday May
l2h at o'clock. go
pier of Car'and nad Liberty streets This Afer
(WednesLay) May l2Jh. NJ s O'Clock
For passage freight apply 10
p. c. SCHULTZ at the oaEce, on board
y T. All kinds of property taken OILY ae risk et hs owners
IN. reot ml2
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

TTHHON BASK.-The Notes Of the Union Bank, Montreal
Il VIII be taken At II per cert. d,-cou :, by
rns lgis II GRAY & CO, 90 Wai-st.sei
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
CHINA. GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE

aEnRRiTS AND sale their Stores Nos 100 Bow
goods which ben- eney purchases and imporatons,
comprises :he patterns, sna them sell at very low
prices ,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

TS EECOMNENDI| ClcTgynN, speake!s
s N valuable compound clearing ;he and strengthen
ing ,ae rnss -, III,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

REMOVAL.
NOS SMITH respectfully aoras his friends and customers
n removed o7I No 90 Vl.nsrec; TO NJ " john
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12
MARINE LIST.

roIT OF NEw-YoRK. MAY la, Is
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

t,yS a FARM FOE SALE AT a BARGAIN
S7S Township OF West Orange and County OF
- Essex. ountlaing wanted suitably d
lIeadow Plough Wood Land with large House and
and Fruit Of all kinds Said Farm good state of eu'tiva
lndipuibiC possession immediately Also
door also iHc springs
also stock horses, hogs and farming utsn
s, The distance from said Far,n miles the
stage leading Bcnsstoae and Moown and sight of
Payments easy may lay for five
Eor further particulars enluire u
HENRY PRIEST, al oranrestree, Newark.
" 60 would p exchange fo- Newark n3
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

10 epastgvenrs 81 he poverty al he
Us1uI,, amitlfA, iSF he Gre, uhe IN q
seriss 81 years. 20 pAss The tnnuhl haFhaI
bilis Aad, cir. hiatt Hut bsfn . constant
fIlsms II dsnuneialioh against lhs sW0 lssi
adminislrslians. that whilst Ihev Were
squan6eIing millions Oh The haEbors Of
he moth. and Of Lake Erie. scarcely
dollar Iouna lls way south Of The Potomac
nssri TIE work q Nagshead 10 IN
improvement strictly national in lie char
aeief. and u far removed IRON al comics.
led questions about internal improvement
By tie general goEernnsn'i and il Il is
not psH Of The Wing eFesd. | an -
loss 20 know y that &c have been contend
inc for. Al 81 events. II u 70 MOI. ! xill
say that ! haze bsea nnst egreglously
dersiytd: and II me gentleman speaks By
auihori'y Cor the Wings Of North Carolina.
= hen Re Ihr0xs oseTbosrd the Nsgshesd
matter, I eniresl him 10 throw ne with
u. sm moi dssirous Of acting sith any
party lEas ran be governed By such
narrow and selfi.h principles.
The genllemsn from Buneombe. bids
me good morning as political sssociale
lie supposes. because ldenounce IN sirong
terms eerisia proceedings here This ~inier,
- sIlTsmely selfish and ilhbersl. that
must Of course sbsndon my political
associations. He seems 10 be incapable
u recognizing sny bond Of union, bot I
satisfaction with division Of The spolis
| do not permii any man. nor AIRY set d
men. 10 indicate 10 me line Of conduct
l have supported The election Of Cen
Harrison. because thought The country
required . change. | have associated
silh The Wing party, because | supposed
they sdsecsled principles which are deal
10 me as an American citizen. ! believe
hey are The friends Of en- efficient anC
economical administration Of the feeders
government; that whilst they viii sd
minister lis lawful and sjmined powen
for the benefit Of The whole community
they will leave 90 the states The uncon
Irolled regulation OF their domestic affairs
That they will bring back the govern
nsui 10 rs aneien, republican track, snd
whilst they weed ont lis corrupiiOns. and
expel from It's service The unworthy,
they will invite around The national stan.
lard, The good, tie intelligent, and The
uprish, Of al parties. When | am con
slnced BY better authority than the gen
lleman from BUncombe. that they DO no
mean 70 do This, Will quiz them, but no.
illl then.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

The cl0rtn Fo0f.-Mr. Van Burrn
diseerrsed wonderfully ia BIS Ia.
annual message 10 Congress, On H.
evils Of o national d-bl; b0asled mish.
lilly 81 barring conducted The slTairs II
government throvsh The dark prsIsd
Of Pecuniary embarrassment and dllli.
Guilty, Without having Incurred sny
debt or Imposed any additional kur.
thens on The people; and assured The
public that there would be million
and bali snrplus 10 the lrsasur, On
lhe FIRST of January instant Well.
50 lar as mere assertion and profession
went, this all looked very fair. Bur
facts are stubborn things. and . stu.
gle one Of these often upssis lhe. mus.
specious aud plausible system Of
fiction and misrepresentation. .i'ss
having issued millions Of treasury
notes, tlaiiy coniradicird the Press.
dent na the subject u debt, aud Ihs
call for kre millions more bsrsts tbs
beautiful butillusise bubble Of ha,in.
surplus IN tie treasury on the lirsl
u this month. II y Q notorious fact,
too. that the post 0ilice departing IS
largely "a arrears NTH Us creditors.
Ili, in;sSss:.--.l. 10 &c PailAd,lphia and
Ballimorr Rail Ruad companies, -
know not how much. and, according
10 The lsIe annual report ol the PrrsI.
dcni aud Directors, u asts The Vii.
mingloa aud Raleigh Rail Road com-
pany Sll.665 81; aud The Globe
quotes without cenm.a:, an article
iron New York paper, IA which the
. floating CLAIMS" against The GOV.
ernmeni are set down II scr. 500, COO.
and yet Mr.. Van nursa cts compla.
cent?, in his chair. waiting Isr the
hour uhru Tie robes u uIIise all Iall
from him. and ihs responsibility Of
getting out OF the difficulties shall.
BY The ART Of hOcas poems, be shifted I,
ihe shoulders Of the new adlain,slra.
lion--proies;ing all The lime that tho
treasury i full! NJ debts have been
Contracted. no burdens have been
imposed upon The proplr!,!-Wssa any
President ever before known 10 prac.
'ise saea bareissei impudsnc.9
Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

valI n.,rlrs, pleasure Feiaibgss,
Ioud.. bI,ls, stocks, AZ. has not ,s'
sase into tiIctj Il u pEtsamed 1sa'
sbouf g6OO. COO uill BE- Falsfa anrlhs
az year b. this means. tbs SUM-
uitL tbe ether rrssurcss 81 The com
monaeaiih, all be sutielsnt, y =
thouel... % msrl lhs annual interest on
n. lac dshI Yet as large amount
il d be paid in February. before ihs
.,.il. II he lax can be realized, :
temporary loan aill bs necessary. u
!, Canned Dc negotiated. The Message
recommends that . portion o. The
States bank sleek be sold. Oos.
Porter ssys:-
lean never consent. By word or deed,
a eoun,enarce The idea that The faith o
N, s,,,e can Be- violated By failure g
NEE, Ter engagements. II there be any
n our country who would be wiling
,h.y uers able. 10 surrogate lhs eoniIsel'
Of he commonwealth. and Be isllhles'
u her creditors. Lea heir doctrine % O.
iinesly ssousd. and The issue fairly mad
up before The people. The intelligence
aud integrity Of our citizens would spec
Oily convince The world that they ieei ih'
necessity ia republican goseTnmsni, Y
mainl.iniug. unsulliet, public faith an
nsllonsl honor.
With regard TO internal improve
meats, IL is recommended that no ~
pronriations be made except 70 com
pleie certain sorks slready brgul
and NEARLY finished. The Erie Ex
| tension and The North Branch canal
among theses comparatively snal
SUN being nos required TO campiet
them. Baltimore american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

Waste Of Public .U1neg. The Jan.
uary number OF the SUuthern Literary
Messenger contains the last Of Sc.
r'es Of articles on the Navy, all al
which arc Interesting, but thIs part.
caiafly so. as il poiats out man,
abuses which have crcp, iu.o thai
oFaheh .! The service. With sns,eat-
IONS Tor lheir removal. They are IRON
TIE pen Of Lieut.. Msury OF the navy.
We were particularly stru,k VITA
Tue i"posilions prsctIsed upon the 20.
vernmeni OF late yeats, In the build
inS anu repairing Cf ship. Llcut.
Maury states, that The srbr. Pilot Vas
built by The government at a cost of
$4,000. and before she had perlurn
cd her FIRST cruise, was sold for 81.
ooo; ana that the schr. Active Was
ooushs To supply the Pitts place.
.osihS $4,000, and the cost Of repair.
ing her Tor the voyage was Sls.-Oo
anu without having been 10 SEA At
all sue was sold for S45Oo! The est.
na,eu cost Of building sloup Of war
% Tue iIrst class, ani llt,las her fur
sea- Is ns5.ooo; and al the private
s"'p-yard, The packct-ships, which are
larger aud WHICH arr
h1'ed oul 10 the most elegant, m amer
WI, WIN ou'k'heads Of bird's-rye maple,
''sir Ways Of inlaid mahogany. In,
'aioans' splendid cabins, tllasmlicei
a'partnenis." cost from : 5 10 $50 oog.
ie'' 10 repair the st. LOUIS slo,u -,
'"r IN 1859, COS: The government
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING 10 tbs
probable appointment % Mr. Web.
sier 10 The utlicc II Secretary VI State
IN the new Cabinet, the Nashville
Ten. Banner says: 1--WE should like
u Tor more reas1ns Than one, mol The
least Of which is, that IL would tend,
IN a great measure. 10 break down
those sectional prsjndicss against Mr.
Webster which have tuo long been q
drawback upon his influence as u
statesman aud bis eminent usefulness
ss au exppundsr Of the National Con-
siitulIun. u Is full time that We should
ell realize that We are one people. and
That such men as Clay and Webster,
whether horn on "norIh or nor'mest
SIDE" are The common property Of
COMMON UHiOD. Tie late Canvass
did much, We are happy TO hrlle'r,
10 bring about this oneness Of feeling.
The new administration can do mach
TO cOnsummate IT,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

The Cincinnati Republican relates
the following Isct. Ia shaw tue true
condition "fths National Treasury:
The United States Bank some tine
since bought 800, 900 wurlh Of our
city banIs. bearing an interest Of
i've per cent. and payable in 1861.
These bonds the Bank aTtcrw ards
sold TO government. They were
bonghL as We learn. Tor the benrfit Of
the Nary pcusiun Fund. and we're
intended as 4 permanent investment.
But IN some way these bonds came in-
TO possession 0f The Manhattan Bank,
a pet institution in NeN York fnhe-
thcr as collateral for moneys adranc-
ed, or as q part Of government means
~e don't know. sud we're sold in New
York market last week for 500, 0e0.
--Whata sacrifice! And yet the "new
system works wrIim The Treasury
Department is doing WE'LL Alas!
Fact tn this matter outwrigLs ssssr-
iinn. Highland .Nes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

sII9,A35 g5l TIE original Coz, an
srbf. salFk vas S2a COOS aad a.
last Fspsitsd, her repairs eu,i "a
900! II is3a, TIE irisais Usil's
States Has repaired 4 r8si 81 sasl
2sl--in 1854. ST. as again rrnaires
u ! cost u fran rs . 500. OO0-..s
alter ihsiasl repairs usre Gnishsa. -
sss found 70 be ratlen. and is noa n.
ing a. NBrfolk. uufll Tor sea. Th,sss,
u buildiug the Ohio hip IL It. l,rr
aas S294. 042; and The cast % rt.o;r
ing her IN 1889 ~as E6al. S5S-ss.r.
y lhrer ...sss = ss=C5 as the COS, a.
building.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28
THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE.

Ga--snUr Kent. in his address 10 The
Legislature Of Maize, j--l delivered. ex.
presses himself on tie subject Of ia5
Northeastern Boundary in The following
terms. Alter abiding 70 Tie impedi
msnls and delays which have heretofore
ialerfered TO prevent an adjustment Of The
question. he saws:
The Tine Cannot be far distant when
The question musi assume more detinile
shape. either peaceable OF warllke; and
much Is We may depreeale the awful
evils and miseIIes Of war. We ought 10
be- prepared 10 meet The issue, il such.
after I'll, is The determination CT our op.
ponenls, with The 6fmness Of men WIN
feel that they have the right. aud who
will not yield 10 threats or force the
inheritance ol our fathers and ihs Tighnul
lerriiury u our stale. The unanimisy
which has characterized our Stale on the
question. in The midst Of all our political
exei.emenls, is sure guaranty that tie
people are ready 10 sustain lheir rulers in
all judicious, temperate, yel frm aud
decided measures. and that il is regarded
By them as too sacred and Too solemn ;
subject 10 be made The instrument Of any
mere party schemes or movements"
On Tie subject Of he recent military
occupation Of hsdawsska by order Of
the Governor Gentrsl Of Canada, Gov.
Kent says: .... ..- .-
cannot but view this proceeding.
as my predecessor does. IN his reply To
Sir John Harvey. as direct aud pal.
pablo Infringement Of the subsisung sr.
rangemenl," sndas taking military posses.
sion Of that portion q tile contested Ter.
riiory. Aud II The suggestion Of Lieut..
Gov. Harvey, who seems not 10 have
been consulted in relation 10 This new
act Of jurisdiction. and who evidently
regards Il with regret. II not as all infringe.
ment Of sub:isIing arrangements. is die.
regarded, aud the BRUSH troops are
permanently located al Madawssks,
shall feel u my duty to relierate tie
request already made to the Gentrsl Go.
'rrnmsni, aud to urge upon Tie GoreTn.
meat Me justice and sxpstiisney Of taking
miiitdgy possession on lie pari If tkt
United States ofthe territory IN dispute.
This Gcnersl Government owes Il TO
Msino to move forward in this matter
with proWptness aud energy, with q
sincere, and even anxious desire 10 pro.
serve peace. bot with an equally firm
determination 10 mainllin sub.isling ell.
gagemea's on our parl. and to insis, upon
full performance IRON the other part, -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-28

Pennsyirnuid- Coo. Porier'S Mes
sage. On the susiec. Of internal i'm.
proyements. tho public debt. anil the
reformation Of the banking system,
the Governor refers 10 his last annu A
Message. The resumption of specie
pay mtu,s il spoken of a. being abuut
90 take place; aud after some remarks
on that topic lis rxcellsncy says:
II cannot, however, conclude this mar,
Of my subject without recommending
that no increase af our banking capital be
made under any circumstances, aud that
silecIual provision be made BY law, tha,
u ATTY bank shall at any time hereafter,
suspend specie payments. il shall be iDso
facto forfeiture Of its charter. Nothing
short OF an absolute unconditional proyi.
sion Of this kind, can arrest the frequent
oser Issue by the banks, induced by the
inordmate cupidity of those under whose
directions they may be conducted. Let
The great principle be distinctly announc,
ed. as the foundation on which our bank.
ing institutions rest, that hereafter, there
arc 10 be no more suspensions Of specie
payments in Pennsylvania.
The Public Debt Of Pennsylvania is
stated 10 be in the aggregate $50. 100,
rs 60. The Public Property Of The
State. including Bank and other
stocks, moneys due on land, the value
oil The public works. &c. is estimated
at $50, 498, $50 90. These resources,
however, are not Immediately avaiia.
Ole ior The Payment of The principal
or interest Of the public debt.
There will be deficiency ia the
fund Tor the payment Of the interest an
The public debt, on tho Ist of February
next, Of about 100000. 'i'ac actin,
June lltl'. 1910, Imposing tax upon
various articles of luxury, such as