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New-York tribune., 1842-02-01


City RrroRMs.-It Is said there -ome remote, out
the way forgotten OF the city code laws ori
against keeping open Pouer-Iou>>> Sunday. If
this law and the pleasant dream o.! some lover OF i-
nani;v why is enforced, Sunday. witt. certain
class einnentlv day temptation. The o th,
week have been received the evening beore;t day OF
ilencsS with them and their fellows the church has no
charm, them: and they the lowest class OF
drinknnhou spend the money needed at home.
They drink perhaps until they are quarrelsonc fight with
each other, ana less clos. the Sabbath in state OF.
brutal i,ensbiy, beaten, naugled and pennyl,s, N a
watchhouse Some OF these excellent citizens escape '.
wachou>e ana 20 home, peace 10 their wives
and brea, their little but corrupt them by their
wreche, example them by their cruelty Or a
hundred families visited by the writer eighty could trace
directly their aect suffering totle porterou>e Scarcely
child among them That did not bear Tie marks Of
cruel blows inflicted SUNDAY evening wri the good
man came home little beside himself" Ii interest
Christian public very little that thousand through
their neglect break The God and man; they may
lno whether Pat beats and ,tarye- s
supports her: but toes interest them whether some,
thousand children reared and ignorance who's,
dcpravi;, they ultimately pay for in the shape oil pr
and poor houses No man wall deay that By far the
larger ot and misery industry taxed 10 puni,
relieve Is caused by intemperance No VIII deny
that each and every drinking house the fountain and
OF ncalculable wo.I there remedy for this great
evil these house, be cherished and protected he
income from them y questionable rot, al the
best Ike selling his children slavery 10 enrich
hi> family. But ii the cy,n her marvellous eccnony.S *
willing inr much year sell thousand souls
destruction that She NAY spend the money in prisons FOR the
benei, OF those ruined souls lei her make The be bargain
she with Let her give few >oul> and &c, the mot
money possible for the bargain If the license Tor selling
spirits five times the present the
derived licenses would be diminished:
crte--houSes wop; in better hands. fewer, and
easily kept under observation and e people who visited
them would be orerl. and wellb-taved 1t Is the
very lowest tha, do the widest mischief and the
di,cn the aboring classes would be eSbiy improved
to>e des iEiquity cou!d b roiuce. number and be-
come li;tenor expensive. No one not even The present
holders OF licenses, could complain Of this step in reform!
Let then those Who wish good rather than evil demand thai
the eNi'rlent be made. II the laws they exist be ust
ai wise lei ,he;n be eorce they lei them e
repealed; they need amendment. lei them be aInene;
but IN any case let the city the Americas r.
deem herself nm The w-ileriied but shameful title or
The I" DO government cir" Mn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

AMERICAN MusEyM-Every family in this city ought to
the opportunity offered here this week visit the
most splendid exhibitions ever put forth at establishment
and performances but 25 cents including the new hall
which contains the splendid model of Dublin and Falls OF
NiaSa "a.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

and Solicitor the Courts of this State and OF l.r United
States. II Proceedings in Bankruptcy wi be attended 10
with and Dispatch. i2) I3l I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

70 On the 9Th inst at Kirkland Flats, Lake
County, Ohio, three boys and TWO girls, aged from
six TO eleven years, sliding ON the ice of a
pond, when four of them broke in. The fifth, a
lad, with great presence Of mind, pulled out the
two bows but both the girls were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

70 Several communications await the return OF
the Editor. who is spending few days at albany.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

il MERCANTILE LIBRARY LECTuRES-Lec.
this evening Tuesday, Feb l. nj halpast o'clok
AT Clinton Hall, by Rev. John o. Choules
Subject ST Batholon,cws Day and Admiral COligry.'
Tickets admitting Lady and Gentleman, Fifty Cents
By or,lcr ISAAC ii. BAILEY, Rec. Secy.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

ierpd tonight for the benefit of Mr. Conover the celebrated
India This is the last night but four of th,
extraordinary company previous to their departure for Eu
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

70 Mr. David Little Of HagerStown, Md,
committed suicide BY hanging himself, on Sunday
evening the ODD
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

pLECTURE-CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.-Bv
special request OF the Committee OF Management, Doctor
WEsr will deliver THIS EVENING, Feb his third FRI,
Lecture in the Laish Presbyterian Church. corner Of
Laigh and Varick streets, and will reply sermon ey
cred last Sabbath evening in the Allen Church by
the Rev. Mr CheevCv. X. g. PECK, Sccv. l
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

~ GARMENTS Or TIE BEST QUALITY READY
MADE-Includng Smtont,, Winter Frocks, Cloth Cloah>
&c, offered reduced prices, Of tr advanced
state ol the season. 229 Broadway OF Barcaysi
(Amcrican lIot,.) WM r. JENNINGS
in 3ta"i.f
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

IT LECTURES.---GENERAL SOCIETY OF ME-.
| CiANICS AND TRADESMEN-On Tuesday Evening
Feb Dr. TOI,REi'S First Lecture the Natural Hs,0.
ry and Chemical Composition o Water, and the part which
performs in the Economy OF Nature, at tic Lecture Room
| of the Institute in CroSbv-Strret. isl
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

Lecture, nj the course will be delivered in the Broadway Ia
bcrnaclc tomorrow "wednesday evening al hapas seven
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

Sublect-' The War III Chlna
Tickets cents, admitting Lady and Gentleman, to be
had al Ire Tabernacle Pr. order,
I, s,. L. G. FORNfAN Rec Sery
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

~ The HOME LEAGUE meets again tomorrow
evening at the American Institute DISCUSSIONS
are held al these meetings of great interest, and
facts are spread forth of the deepest import TO all
engaged in the various pursuits OF industry All
affected by the Tariff Of Duties should be present
We believe Gen. Tallmadgc Is to attend to-mor-
row evening
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

HowEs HYcEISE hoREHoUSp CANDY.-The prevailing
Influenza having increased the number OF its victims during
the late unreasonable weather, 1t gratifying To learn the
continued success This and improved remedy IN az
foring relief TO the sufferers Coughs Sore throat H0arse
ness, and all the distressing symptoms of what Is called
bad codr NAV be removed by single package Of this
pleasant and popular Candy. Even children will take this
medicine without making wry face, and it doing
ders among The sufferers with the whoopis cough Trr IT,
and YOU will be convinced but he 10 obtain the genu
inc article a, B-nj. F. Howe corner Of Broadway and
Howard street or OF lis authorised agents.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

lT PROSCRlBED WATCIlMEN!--A regular nou,!.
Is meeting the Democratic Wing Prescribed Watchmen,
Association will bt held the tcademca institute, -,
Bruone street "Wednesday Evening, February a, halt
past O'clock
N g. All the Wings who have been discharged from the
City Watch for teir political opinions by the Loco Foo
Party they have had the acenlcncy, particularly
iu,4ted 10 attend BARNES BENNETT. Pre,'ien.
LORENZO D. QuACkENBVst, N!cc-Pre>iten.
THOMAS FESro,
f,,I.uI ~ P1S1 ~, Sn.re,nri.. ii III,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

II We advise thoe+. who wish to purchase Heads OF
Hair 10 call upon AR A. c. Barry l46 Broadway the only
individual! who initiate nature, Tin that department
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
THE TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1912.

pFor defence ofGen. Tallmadge, Report Of the
Canal Commissioners and aletter OF wrecking at Key
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

Strangers vino attend the meetings add much the inter-
Hoped they will continue 10 attend and oler their
yirwS fla
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

-NRoHG IL 1881, ASD Is 13i2.-lt the scenes
which disgrace the Hall Of the Hou>,, of Re-
prc>1ntativeS in Washngton acted in Eng
land and France. should copy the report
something at which readers would smile,
while they condemned the actors. But when they
are found at homc-tound in the National Assem-
bly Of young Republic, are bound to weep
thccvcn as evidences Of that shadow which
coming anarchy casts before it. The Southern
members now start appalled, at the mention of a
dissolution of the Union, when it /. nado by a
Northern member They now find treason in the
language. They seem to forget how ilippantly they
conver>cd of such things ten years ago, and how
coolly they sat down and calculated the advanta-
g.> of the Union. But Mr.. Adams also-wc -av
i, Wit! all the respect and reverence for his age
and wisdom which they descrve-Alr. Adams for
gets the loud execrations with which the Eastern
and Middle States, citizens visited those of the
South who talked calmly Of such course. And
those who would be consistent or Just. must not
adopt a. their own course. the plan which they
loudly and unqualitiedy condemned in others
Every word ol condemnation which was. in 1881 ;,
uttered against the Southern members for talking
of a dissolution of the Union, is due, and ough, to
be gwen. to the Northern members who, in l942,
utter the same language [. s Gazette.
II DR.. ERE's DIcrloSART OF ARTs.-We congratulate
the American public on the appearance OF The first part OF
i, popular work from The press OF City; and
doub, bur Mr.. Sunderland, the publisher
viii receive thai encouragement from our chem
s mechanics and Others which this valuable work % rich.
" deserves. I being published in q scmi.Eouhly mum.
ber makes peculiarly acceptable To our laborne classes
t'so r.spec-hrst II may be- read. comes from the
ipres and secondly comes orly 5 per number,
and ,ho, be obtained ss than nall the cost of the
English edition The Cuts, l24l in number are well worth
The price We consider The bes, work of the kind ever
published
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

RoBERrzbuRSs.-The Anniversary of the Birth
of this great Scottish bard was celebrated By his
countrxmen Rochester, on the a5,h u!,. vi
Mackenzie, Dr.. Thecr and many others took part
in the exercises. Sparkling and pointed ,oasts
were given, and many brief and brilliant speeches
made Some of Burns's best songs were sung with
great effect, and the whole affair passed OF with
great hilsrity and good feeling.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

" FOR ONE MONTH ONLY!-Terns reduced from
Ten 10 Three Dollars Academy, 3sl Broad"ay, opposite
w Washington Hall.
Mr.. GOLDSMITH the American uurivaled Pennlan.
pledges himself 10 niparr the Ladies' and G-nenen
NewYork and Brooklyn biz much admired system Of Me
cantle and Epis,oIaory WRITING, the money
E:e expiration Of the lessons
3Ir G. has obtacd the First Premium three snccrssive
years for the b>t specimens Of O1:iiand Writing exhibited
a the Fairs Of the American Institute.
Rooms open during the Day and Evening.
Th. Ladies VIII meet daily from II to O'clock.
Opinions OF the Press.
Mr. GoLDsMlrH-Judgine from what we have .een
must pronounce him To be unrTae in the of the pen
Boston Mornn. Post.
accomplished oi.hand Peninen we have ever
New-Iork Evening Signal
New-Yorh, Jan. i5 1892 jSl Ct.
~ UNITED STATES IN IMMATURE, at the CLI
MAX, li9 frlt0n-street and 4 Ann-SrecThUs says the
Editor al the PlanGt -" FREE READING Room.-Wtf0ut
doubt one 0 the best and of the convenient places
ID te city 10 gather the Of the day al the C!naS
Eating iOus No II .inrsreet, running through 10 Fulton
street. Al hi, WelcOnducted and popular establishments
there are twetyIN marble tables with leang journal on
zens and strangers have the opportunity OF taking their COZ
ee &c and reading the latest papers from all parts OF e
country the table IL strikes Us that this aTane
men; Is superior 10 thing attempted IN ihs c a
sNeiy patronized house OF rersiment Under me @
of gen;ienanly proprietor the CHHaa,
pItase'i To learn, rapidly Increasing 10 palio,s aeye m u
nlar favor, and doubt will continue 70 1S
share OF public support. Step IN"
II ROOMS AND ROARD.-Gentsnlsn wishing 10 en-
ea9e Apartment. and Boarding the "lnrr "i Dt ac
cOnmnat.i ON mos, reasonable terms m me new ain ~
celet hou, No u City Hall Place. ho. on, Wai1
North the Post Once and conS@.'fH' ~ ~ oa
and Pearl Sis Those who bave not yer laue az
for ,h Winr r earrsty invited 10 call before engaging
eI.rwtpre as every effort Will here DO Hia'e 10
comfort and satisfaction Of the boarde1s u
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

[CT The Lecture before the Mercantile Library
Association is TO be delivered at Clinton Hull this
evening by Rev. JAMES T. CHouLFs. Subject
ST. Bartholomew Day and Admiral Coligny.'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

,.,, e,,ensve circulation Of this paper, both
Eo.t W. mon and in families it will be found an adj
yan,aeeons medium for Landlords advertisements for
,, and Stores sell OF 10 let, or for persons wishing 10
tIuse or Tenenents, well as for general lercha-
;,c and Miscellaneous Advertisements Particular aitentioh
- ~ ecal Notices Advertisements may be banded IN at
80 Ann street at any before 10 O'Clock in the
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

70 y large and spirited An,i-Slavcry meeting
Washed &, the Mrlod"on. Boston, on Friday
night. Among the speakers We're MesSrs 2nin-
cy Miller Douglass. (coorcd) Bradburn, Fuller
Phllips=and Enmon- and Miss Abigail Fulsoni.
Wm. Lloyd Garrison presided.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

& For Poehcal Address to Dickens and the Pro-
posi,iona OF the Maryland Slave Convention see Las:
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

II HENRY CLAY CLUB ElGHTiI waRp-A r.a.
uar meeting. this Club WI: be held the Howard Hons
on "Wednesday evening. od inst. at hall. pa>7 O'clock
WILLIAM II. SWEET Presi,n
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

II The our readers particularly requested
To the advertisement of Mr.. Sebrings Cordial. Combining
qualities single medicine, which has long been
desderatuin hi. class OF diseases promises ho>
unfortunately afflicted in this manner all thar the usc o
Ccine afford At the time that it invigoraes the
these often leads the unhappy victim tic commission
suicide. PaHad.
Sold at 1872 Fulton Il. f2 Isl q
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

10 Tx RAlNsRS in their splendid national
costume will perform some OF their best songs ,hi,
evening at the >ocie,y l.brary.-Go and hear
them
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

II We are sorry see by exchanges that our " cen
w is not always received when the prospectus has peer
!ished and regret still that this should o ~
by any TO Intentional neglect our part 1850
Columbus Enquirer, the For Gaines m e ~, us in
Messenger that as soon as the prospectus is e -
their columns our paper invariably cent that u ' some
times be overlooked especially when not marked IS he''F
- - ~ , =, ;ao their inconsiderate censuTe.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

~ DthoCtArlC WlllG GENERAL COMMIT.
TEA regu!a, meeting oi ,hS Conmi,,r Viii n. he'll, ar
Broadway House on Tuesday Ey.n,py Feb at o'cl,,k
ELLIS POTTER. Chairman
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

FROM CAMpEACnY.-Datcs TO the 30th of Dec.
have been received Mt Ncw-Orlcans. The only
news is the confirmation of the reunion of Yucaan
with Mexico, which seems to give general sails
fnctOn.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

IL C.rcyn,,n. it confessed, more subject than
any other class objections OF the throat and chest
W. recommend them the OF DR.. Slsrnmns Lounges.
which la. aaiped such great celebrity The Rev Darius
Anthony OF the Oneida Conference and the Rev. Sebastian
trcetr Boston, have been saved from early by
Shernan's Cough Lozen"es when all other remedies failed
and when their physician, gave them up Instances almost
nnunerabe have been reported OF similar cases where
Shernan's Lozenges restored the cOIsumpve 10 health
ne,licine paaeable and ci!cacious should be- every
family ready for those slight attacks of coughs and colds
that, neglected lead to serious consequences Never leave
10 time what these LOzeng-s will effect ,.S
hours. IF you have headache, sc; of Sherman,
Cainphor Loz.ngeS and they will it in less than
minutes: if you have pain weakness yoHr back
side breast. the reunlati>n Of Shrrnans Poor
Mans Plaster pricr l2 cents) will cure See yon
th genuine. Dr.. Sernans only in this city loo
Nassau street. Agents per advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

HoYoR TO Boz-CharlcS Dickens will reach
this CITY, we understand on the llh, and on the
18th will be honnrcd by splendid ball, which has
been in preparation for some time. |, is got up
under the auspices Of His Honor the Mayor,
PHiLlr HoSE, Esq. and othcrpromnent citizens.
|; will=,c splendid affair
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

CUtRIs ". WARD.
'rHeoDoKE kELLEY, Secretaries ilA
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

NEw-JERsEY LEcrsLAruRE.-ln the House, on
Friday, the ont resolutions in favor of a Protect
i've Tariff were taken up for final passage Mr.
Smv,h moved to refer them to the Judiciary Conn
mttcc with instructions to insert Uniform IN
stead OF Discriminating Dutes-to instruct the
Senators and TO ask Protection for Operative In
dustry instead of Manufacture The motion was
lost, The res olutions then passed 81 to Is,
and sent TO Council!
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

j. II. H. lIAwS.
III. {. C.WESTEXvELr,.. i,t D.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

EJDr. WEST lectures this evening at the
Laighl-$trect Presbyterian Church. in reply TO
Rev Mr. Chcrvcr on Capital Punishment.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

~ HOME LEAGU E.'rhc stated meeting will bc he'll,
al the Repository o the American Institute ToMoryow
wednesday, Evening, Al O'clock
The ,lit.rcn occupations Interested the rari, OF Dne
VII do we'll attend Many ali acquainted with
sl, effect the final reduction OF Duties under the Com
ronis.. Act will IN months from the 5i>t Decen
Der as1 equal u the whole reduction from March. 1885,
SIS December lil. and the niy tree articles three ,ir,
Is much.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

THOMAS FESro,
CHARLES RSLEY, Secretaries.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

= % On the Goth u!t. SON of Thomas Glenua,
at Newburgh. \. Y. aged eight wears, was
drowned BY falling into the river from the wharf
Two sons of James Pelham at fishkill. the ola.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

#DEATHs IN THs C11Y:-According 10 the ,ers,.
Of the City Inspector, there we're 1875 n,er,pen,.
during the last week-49 OF mon. 80 women q
boys aud - girls. OF these, lts were pa,;vs.
Of the United States, and e5 of ireland. Tho.
died-3e of consumption, 10 of convuls;ons !.
Group OF dropsy, ; Of dropsy in rhc head. u !;
scarlet fever. 5 Of typhoid fever, 10 Of whoopi,r
cough, 10 Of Inflammation of the chest, CT il.
tlamnaton .: the lungs, 9 Of Inflammation !,
bowels, II o.. other inhammatons, 3 Of mara
mus. Of measles and II of small pox.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

rHE LOVER ASp THE HrsgASp. THE WosAS OF GER
TAIN AGE. &c. Edited by Mr.. Gore Two volumes
/ Co
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

u FOR ONE MONTH ONLY!-TerIns reduced from
Ten 20 Three Dollars. Academy 3sl Broaiway, opposite
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

Stract OF all the returns at Common Schools Tor
the past year. By this document it appears that
in that State, with a population, according 10 the
last Census, of SOL, ,796, there lS9.99l schol
arS between the ages oftour and twcniv-onc Years.
The number of School Districts i'll the State.
turned is AZ in which %, ,044 attended schools
kept bv male teachers and S4 OLA attended those
kcps BY female teachers. The average dura,ionoi
Sclools Ill each district, by male teachers. was SIX
weeks and five days-bv female teachers. ninc
weeks and four days. Average wages of teach
ers, per month"; including board, Master. $50 81
Mistress IS 81. The amount required by law
to be raised and expended, annually, in the State.
for the support of Common Schools, is S200.7l8
40. The amount of the Bank Tax received in
1910, which is appropriated to this object. was
S4i ,570 90 The amount actually raised from ali
sources and expended 1910, as shown BY the
turns, was 1922 400 55-viz: Taxes on polls and
estates Sl79,S03 Il; Bank TAX S3S.7S5 81: sub
Scrip,ion 81. .l99 Al all other funds S1l ESQ i3.
The amount expended for each scholar returned in
lS4O, one dollar TWENTY-FIVE cents and four mills.
Ihe number of Academies, High Schools.
fr1vatc Schools, in the State, in lS40. one
hundred and cishtv-thrcc. Average number of
weeks each was kept during the year. twentv-two:
average number of scholars who attended 4li0-
average price of tuition. per week for each Scho-
lar. twentv->iN cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22
ia, an,rionn Thrill

The Foreign news, W the BdAnns, displa ys o.
excited in England by the passage Of our new Re
venue Law, very considerable degree Of resentment
Ia resentment, We confess, Of which ~s eauno,
sec the exhibition without being rather amused and
please iton any ihiug else.
To that grea. and civilized power, tho chief Of
nations, the venerable pirsn, q whaever hiss given
Us, under kindred Institutions, f'stdom like, but
Ys, no, the sane, We bear such affection as one lov
ing his own county suptsmeIy ein give 70 ano;he.
and. We, therefore, IN laughing 3, EogIish pre-
tensions 10 domination, whether Of Tfads or Arms
'bsy none Of hat eaniiy 10 our father lind which
strangely enough IS q fsvourits feeling o. thsi
very party, alwsys re- ldy 10 "tsks the wall" Of Eng
and N national questions, and yet equally fierce
,sainsl any body that will no. willingly sc her dos
With our Tfads ss sae pleaiei. and under ths lie
doctrines o. frss Commsrcs-vhich She practices Of
little ss any nation on eafth--bur5en our pfodue
lions a. she likes, all rogIli.s our in,s'eour'o On
her own terms; while we, shorn 70 the very skn ~
the scissors Of her Restrictive system lis there Ike
smbs, and fumiosts on ths spseulstioos OF Poltes
Economy,
7, seems that, 1t home, thsos - another 'siol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-22

s,in5on FOR loans TO Railroads, all ofwach arc com
llctei aud Ia operation.
1851 1855 for Penn Canal AMI Railw-y-l, ssj oo) FOR
other roads and canals
l7.sjl5 67 81 for STATE Canals aud general funis-
t.3j7ln loans to companies
a 1907 el0 for Bifimorc and Ohio Hsi'rcai-7 $4,000
for Chesapeake aud Ohio canai-227l o. for Baltimore
and susqnehannl Railroad . - -. -
iS5.3gs II held BY the stats hSelf-3,eo,5O CO for
Internal improvements
26HOiD Subscription, loan and guarantee TO Charles
Ton and Louisville Ralroad-iu35 5j5 80 for rebuilding
Char'cson
q For the State Railroad
For the Banks Uncertain how much is negotiated Of
the 5,0o1OOn in short bonds.
292OWO for the Banks, OF which i.Sll,lll 10 is not
negotiate ell, and remains In the Banks.
For Me Ranks The Stale denies its responsibility for
b,ra0 90 ofhis Debt.
For banking purposes.
5,s)1,OO1 for Banking purposes
IN / 10000 for the Banks-the remainder for Internal
INSTRUMENTATION for works incomplete and
abandoned.
~ For Internal improvements.
53l0,00 for Internal improvements, 05s,OCO for
PenHentary aud University.
For Internal lmprov nis-4 0oo 70. the Ohio and
Miami canals.
239OOo1 for the State Banks-l0d90 o to pay into
res,-ihe g nainder for Internal improvements.
2f3i91S for the Banks-sst oOo TO pay ntegest-re'
rnainder for lniernal improvements.
35loo for the Bank OF hissouri-232iVO for building
the Captol.
~, 800 for the Alexandria canal.
A. For Internal Improv ements
42 go for Washington canal and subscription TO the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal
The states arc slso to the United for
plus money deposited with them but which will probably
never be demanded, s2S, l0i .6i4 o.
The states OF Vermont. New Hampshire, Rhode Island
Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware North Carolina
lac Territory Of Iowa have no public debt.