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TERMS OF THE SIXTH VOLUME.

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The Peoples PREss is printed in The Brick
Building North end of the Bridge, by
EPHRAIM MARKHAM,
by ,rhom all orders for printing Books, Pamphlets,
Bills. Cards &c. of every description seM be neatly
md fashionably e1ecuted, at short notice.
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Home Consump,ion.S27 ,s1694
To paw for these !uxuricS requires the follow
ing amount Of articles exported during The
same wear:
E,rDorts of Suniry AriiclPS in 1910.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-04
FLORENCE WILLESDEN.
\ TALE OF REAL LIFE.

IT'S a common tale
An ordinary sorrow of mans life.
A tale of silent suffering, hardly cl othed
In bodily form. WORDSWORTH.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
N. B.-Engraying on Wood.
TTAVE YOU A COUGH do not

u u neglect ll Thousands have met prehaIuIe deatH
for the want Of little attention 10 common cold.
HAVE You CouGH.--Dr JAYNES EXPEETO-
RANT, sale medical prescription, containing no poison,
drugs, and used in extensive pracuce Tor several
years will most positively afford relief and save you from
that awful disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
which annually sweeps into the grave hundreds o the
young, the fair the lovely and the gay
HAVE You CouGH BE persuaded to purchase bot
tic OF this EXpectorant-TO DAY! Tomorrow may be
too late.
Have YouA CoUGH:--Jayne's E1pectorant is th Only
remedy you should take to cure II.
For THIS PLAIN REASON, That IN no OF the thousand
cases where il has bees used has failed TO relieve. liDay
be had OF the proprietor, 70 SOUTH THIRD Street Phil
adepha Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents A.
B. x D. Sands Druggists, Ne 79 Fulton street corner OF
Gold St; and No 100 Fulton St Also sold by Abraham b.
Sands Co 27S Broadway (Grane Buding) corner Cham
street. and by David Sands K Co No. II East Broad
corner nj Naraa, sl4 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
CTOVES-HOWE'S Patent Stove

O., .,.,ino p,Io,s fias &c. and there prosfabIy Il
moi stove ,r sale 10 this ist contains IN 80 sldh
couprss this Store sn of 2salhess ol
1 haai :, il no surpassed by any ard equaied by very
lew if any white am aboa; II should Ike 10 eau
- ~ thai are only got up look and not for se.l
and n,iy there considerable crosking aboCt hoio "
S.s.. or bearths 10 dry the feet upon would
merelv ask the question: would hearth base made OF
sheet iron stand much putting feet Bpon thai purpose
think not therefore would caution the public 10 buy
such stoves only have been well tested and tried This
Stove hearth and doors IN front, one or
putting coal and the other 10 chow the fire, thereby CIV
inr a very cheerful appearance aud time brings
open FIRE for warming drying the feet IL
may b, seen the Fair week and tor sale at The
Mandatory No. j9 WaterSTeet. and dso at - and la
Bowcty and at Pow ell 3. Vinng's. Brooklyn
OF I'm SaMiIEI, u. SPEIM AN, ISo NainI-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
VNHE NEW-YORK XYLOGRAPHlC

IL PRESS, i5 Maiden lane, up stnlrs.--Tbe Proprietor
this well known establishment, would inform the drug
gists perumers and ali others who want nj Copper
plate and Xyograp phic Engraving and Printing that he has
greatly added 80 his of Machinery and Plates far
peror that Of any other establishment, IN Aucce and Is
prepared TO execute all orders III style not 10 he
equaed this SIDE OF the Atlantic.
Original Designs and Plates OF ever description suitable
all kinds business executed the first style o. the
art, the shortest notice.
large and general assortment OF DTugSsto Nauuidc-
turcrs PeruE-cIs Groccrs and ether Labels Is constantly
op hand and NAV be had wholesale and retail all aIt-
cles connected with The trade.
Job Printing III every variety Of style executed 10 order
and on the mos, reasonable and the proprietor may
here observe that the lowest possible price charged for all
work dcne his establishment system which the great
extent OF his business enables him 20 fully carry
All orders trem country punctualy attended te and
the articles ordered arded TO any par o the United
States lhe CaBadas. CHAS SHIELDS,
Proprietor.
rtQ
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

YvcATAN-The schooner Ann Maria, Captain
Peters, arrived yesterday in eight days from Ssal.
We have conversed with passenger, from whom
we learn that the Mexicans had not yet made
their appearance of their coast. 1t was believed
that the Mexican fleet had gone to Vera Cruz, but
,heywere expected to return and visit Campeacby,
and the troops at that port were bnsily employed
in putting the fortifcatons in complete state of
repair The regular force there amounted to
about G, 600 men, and the militia that could be
called in, on an emergency, five times that
number. The people were full Of enthusiasm, and
determined to repe any invasion the Mexicans
might attempt. ~ O.Bul.
TRAMPLED TO DEATH.-The Pittsburgh Sun
states, that as the steamboats, Cleveland and Mich
igan were descending the Ohio to Beaver a
drove of $50 cattle took fright from the noise of
the steamboats,, turned their heads in a different
direction from that in which they were being driv-
en-, rushed against their drivers, unhorsod them
and trampled over them, iRiuring one of them so
severely that he died SHORTLY after. The cattle,
perfectly maddened, rushed down the road to the
imminent danger of all who happened to be in it.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
nR. RUSH'S LEGACY.-That cele-

E\ braed physician DR.. Benjamin Rus, could not have
left valuable legacy manklnd ihan his invaluable
HEALTH PILL. 1t s indeed blessing TO the afflicted
giving relief in all the usual cases sudden illness or lin
gcrng disease with which humanity is distressed the
functions Of life destroyed. II conceded by the
Of the medical faculty, that the stoma ch the
fouatan OF all disease that the
ire which proceed all the evils produced by foreign
irritating and which thence spread every OF
the animal system.
The proper method therefore, 10 attack the cit
aie i'm which the disease ntreDches ,self and no com
medical agents has set been discovered so eth
cacious for this purpose the preparation o the late DR.
Rash and which, from the universal success attending their
administration during practce,ot nearly hall century,
styled his Intable Health Pill" Their great vlr
that they disease in its frs; approach They
prevGuYes well remedles and we will venturct TO
say that taken by persons when they hrs, affected with
symptoms oiliness, many that Is either serious or
fatal, might be avoided.
Let the afflicted without hesitation avail themselves al this
invaluable legacy, and they will have reason TO bless the
Dr.. Rush OF the greatest benetacors OF
mankind
Sold wholesale and retail by II. G. DAGG GERS, 80 Ann
street. NewYork; and trcaiD by Kelly 267 Broadway.
NewYork }. AFFORD, 66 Bowery, N. y. H. Green, Gai
Fullon-st Brooklyn; Redding Co. Stac-si Boston;
D. Smith, 96 Marke-s., Newark N. J. 6 b. 2ebeT 81
Dock.st., OF Tnrd, Philadelphia W. Taylor, Il
Norst Baltimore; and agents in The principal cities in
the United States.
Price TwenyF Five Cents box each box nclosed in
elegantly engraved wrapper with full directions for use
S28 lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
AN CHANCEKY-Before the Vice Chan
cnllnrTlusI Fire Insurance Co vs.. Ebcnezer H. w!

hams - . N.
In pursuance ot .ecreal order this Court made IN thc
loyn cnt,lcd cause will he sold public auction unoer
the direction et the subscriber one ot lac Masters o s
Courl by W. II Jones, aucoDeer at the hietCndu's 'A
change in the city New York, on The 6,n ay oi oe'ooc
next nj Il O'Clock, noon, OF that ,lav- y,
All lots, pieces or parcels OF lano, S'nd,
ng and ben. in the Twelfth Ward OF the city OF Ne" fork
aud dsne uished upon certain map al piece or parcel
of land purchased by Ely sl0ore OF moan Sco' ny
an ptcnture bearing nte the first day Of November oI
made y Isaac r. LudIum City Surveyor and on he 'nlhs
office OF Register and for the City and County OF NeW
York. entitled the canal tract which sald os are
on the said map sxtyse,cn, (67 sxtyeisi, 6s sixty,
nine i69 one hundred and Dne (ln9 one hunureu aua
ten NlO) hundred and ceven anh one hnhare1
and ,weivc (l2) which collectively numbered on saa
man as parcel fifteen 5 aud bounded by lots on sa
ma known as number seventy (7O and one hundred and
eight (O8 \ southery by land now or late o the ers o
Hunter eastwardy by lots known on said map ass1ys1,
l66 and Hundred and thirteen l5) and northery by
the centre line hundred and seventeenth street hso
four other lots distinguished the aforesaid map as ots
numbers nincty.lour 9i ninety five, t95 ninetysx o)
and (97 which taken together, are known
ard designated on said map parcel number twensth
(25 bounded southery in front by one hundred ana SIX
tceth street, nortterly by the centre Inc between lon,
and 7b streets; ea.tery by line drawn parallel 10 tbe
Ninlh Avenue The vaseIly side thereof at the distance
drawn perlle to The Einh Avenue aioresail on thc east
rv side thereof the distance of one hundred eel usre
from Also four other lots. map aforesaid, KNOWN rs
numbers seventy three 73 seventy-our f74 ~" - r,.
and five (oo.l ana and six, tl06 and forming
,a OF parcel number seventeen, Q7 bounded westerly by
lots number sevenyfye (75 and hundred and FOUR
(Oi;) sonherly by land or late Of the heso Hunter
caslery by 1ls number one hundred and seven, QU7 and
sevcny-two t72 and norbery by the middle cone hun
drcd and seventeenth street.
New Yern, September 10. l842.
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
DARR'S LIFE PILLS.-The immense

-
a increase of the sale Of thece Pills the hot
islng, and convincing proof OF the conquerng power oil
this fine herbal medicine III remedy ing disease At this
son N Tue year when the system relaxed 10y the heat
summer, course OF tins Invaluable medlcue Will clear Off
The sour and bad humorS which heat ably
he liver which generally gets sluggish, will he put into
healthy action and thus be able perform the functions
ioed To IT, the body altogether will bc renvieoralrd,
prepared undergo whatever change the winter NAV
bring on In bilious compalnS heavy colds aud naamia
tons, they afford speedy rel eff and the cuust
tutons they principally applicable as many who have
iIled them eau certify In TACT every who has used
PARIS Life Pills seems TO be ined with life for their
hue tonic properties invariably The stomach TO
healthy longing for food sound sleep, and all the concom
'anis attendant good health The to which they
are used IN Europe among all classes OF society beyond
conception Tor more than $1,000 boxes there sold week
~, showing that MI who them appreciate iher worth.
They are sold exclusively by the following agents viz
kuShtoA Aspinwa,. druggists and chemists So William
street, lle Broadway and 10 Astor House.
tbrahn Sands& Co. druggists and chemists granite build
. lnSs rs broadway, corner ot Chamber.street.
T. ocke, 4lS Broadway corner OF Lispenard street
John b. Dodd, druggist Broadway, OF Beecker-S
A. '" Badcau, Bowery Medicine Sore, 260 Bowery.
John Z, harl, druggist 3iS Grand corner Norfolk street.
Symes Medicine store, 63 Bowery corner al Wakcl-Sl
A. B. Tripler, ccrser Fulton and Wa,er-strects
horace Everett druggist S7 Greenwch-slreel, the
corner OF Frankln
J. Codaing ton apohec S corppr
OF Spring-Sree.
T. l. Cotton. Chemist and apcthecary Ms Bcecker.s,reet
corncr OF Jonessrec;
j. Wendovcr, druggist and apctecary al Eighth Avenue
NJ Armstrong, seed, drug and patent medicine
warehouse, 1874; Fulton street
And wholesale nj the propretors office
L. ROBERTS L Co,
% tm Clarendon House cor Dnsne.>i and Hrr,,Iy.sr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
c1gAvgLAvp 4 Tlrvs, Solicitors. , " sl7 2.wts
GTATE OF EW-YORK, 5. Sin

STATE OF NEWYORK, 5. Sin
OChanceryBeorc The " Chancellor OF tue lst Circuit
James tivaps, ys Martin Fleming Master, SaIe:in
pursuance Of decree Of the Court Of Chahcgry OF the
State OF New York will be soa public npctcn, under
the direction al The unerhgncd OF The asters OF sat
Court, al the Merchants Exchange, in the City OF New
York, 10y Alba kimba, huctNnecr on the twenty eighth
day OF October instant at y O'Clock, noon OF that day,
all those certain Lots OF Land conveyed 10 said Fleming by
Chrstana Fleming, by her Decd the 9th day oi De-
cembcr last situate nj e corner OF ijd street and ord
avenue, IN esd city, and bundtd is i0.as Ali those
certain Lots OF Grousd, situate in the Twelfth Ward of the
City orNcwYork part of tract triangle Of Land de-
viscd by the last Wl 1n1 Testament Of Martin Smith,
the said ChrsaRa Fleming, commencing at the point Of
intersection foraicd by t 1yenre with h9 old Harlem
road and comprising the MAJOR porton of three blocks Of
ground embraced between and 42d 43d and nth Streets
the said Lots beginning point The westerly side oil
the third Avenue, 25 liz feet north of i5d street, and run
mug thence nohery along the 81 avenue SOB Il H. thence
westerly and parallel with 43d street TO tie Harlem road
hence south westerly along the Harlem road about %
feet more r less ground conveyed 10 Ralph Lockwood
hsnce easlery along Loskwoods ground to 2oal one
hundred fee, rom ,e third ayehue thence sOutety along
The eas,erly line Of Lockwoud,s lot 25 3l2l feet, and
thence easiery 100 feet 10 the place oi bcgi:ung
Dated New. York, Oct. ), 1872
X. e. WHEELER, Master in Chancery.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
=TNITED STATES Tea Emporiun

l2l late l29 Chatham street, New.York, wholesale
and The Canton Tea Company continue TO offer for
sale new and fragrant Teas Of every variety and style
powerful grades of Green and Black Every package bears
the stamp Of and elegance and the Teas therein
are so thoroughly secured from light and air that their quail
ity and power will ranain nnnpared any climate Their
system prosecuting business perhaps scarcely 10 be
celed 1t is founded upon the regard TO the rights
of the customer, especially with respect 10 weight and
quality, and unfvaed cheapness All purchasers called
upon Ia return any articles which fail to give them the full
est satisfaction, when the money will be cheeruly and
promptly refunded. Country merchants public establish
nent, heads OF families and shp-nasters, will find dcci
ded advantage supply themselves from this establishment.
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all parts OF the United States executed with
promptilude and despatch.
T The only warehouse in America for the sale Of How
qua's celebrated Black Tea. SOB In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

During this yaar the Public Works were stopped
five or six thousand Iaborers dismissed from en-
plovment-the market for the Farmer, in conse-
qusnce, injured, and the prices Of his crops re-
duced-a direct tax of SIC Hundred thousand
Dollars laid upon the People and a call made for
One Million and Quarter OF the U. 5. De-
posite Fund.
Such is the startling change in the condition OF
New-York, brought about by Regency nisrule and
mismanagement.
'f into phat hands has the Empire State tat-
len7'' Alb Eve. Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

ENPuRSUANCE of an order of the Sur
given ia., e me County OF New-York notice hereby
lane au persons having claims against Daniel NC Far
ecra.n OF The Island of Santa Cruz in The IVES, indie
lin. present the same with the vouchers thereof 10
NrwVoL e. AZ bis Office No AZ South street in the civ OF
Da,s NJ On or before The sixth day of February seIi
ana RI is ss~' eFs The FIRST day OF August A D. Is{2
JOSEPH W, ALSOP
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

DY ORDER of T. A. Tallmadgc, Re-
cori.r of the CITY dt New York. notice hereby
given pursuant the provision of the statute authorizing
attachments against non-resdeu debtors, that an attach
mcnt has issued against the - ate OF Sanue! smith, resi-
Cr,t State of Pennsylvania and that the same Will be
sold for the payment OF his debts unless he appear and ds-
charge such attachment accord ng 10 law, within nlre
months from the first publication this notice; and that the
pav1nent of any debts him by residents of this State,
and the delivery ~ h'': or ior his USE OF any property
such property by him forbidden by law and are void
Datell the 10Th day Of March, 1872
a. G. ROGERS Attorney for Attaching Creditor
Innr n,ln GW9m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

TMT U IVEI Is IICTEUN r,I'NH tfItfe Fl f70N'%'s
will he received at the Inspectors Office IN the Stale
Prison Mount Pleasant, the second Wednesday IN NO
yembrr nj II o'clock The forenoon fer contract To
commence with 80 conyrts the Fist OF December eisu
n TO e increased within one gear TO l5D isr the term ct
five years. making such kinds OF cha'ns Isious nail'
artcssoC hardware. which The chei supply tor The
consumption of the country is imported from wlEou the
Jrucd Statrsr Convenient shop room and uei VIII be
furnished Whoever takes the contract must hnd tools and
xturs be subject to the rules aHd regulations OF me
Prison The payn,enlS he made monthly WIN cred
Of tlrpc months. Satisfactory security VIII De required
II ~ r DAVID L. SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison, Mount Pleasant.
..,,a, L,r oil, slO Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
DY ORDER of the Hon. Michael u
j25 omiaw Attorneys for attaching Creditor
DY ORDER of Elisha Ward. ESQ. Judge

pY ORDER of Elisha Ward, Esq. Judge
} of the Chaulauquc County Courts otI degree oi
Counsellor, Ic socc is hereby gwen pursuant "te pre-
resident debtors. a attachment has issued AGAINST lue
estate OF William Culbertson ar: Orrin Hcob non edel
debtors residing in pennsylvania and that the
same sill he sold or the payment OF tier dHbs unless hey
appear and discharge such attachment according 20 law
within nine ul-u,s from first publication ol this notice
and that the payment Of any debt and The delivery any
property belonging such debtors, either OF Ilen Tor
their the transfer OF any property hy them or either
them tor any purpose whatever. arc forbidden by law"
aud are void Dated the 20;h day Of July 1872
NJ. STROrE, Attorney for Attaching Creditors
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

R4 ORDER Garry V. Sackett, a Judge
OF Seneca County OF the degree OF Counsellor, &c,
Ncc hereby gwen that attachment has issued against
the estate OF Jacob H. Coe OF the Sc'pio. the
county OF Cayuga nonresident debtor. and that the
same WI be sold Tar the payment OF his debts uress he
appear and discharge such attachment within nine months
from the St publication OF this notice. and that the pay
eu OF any debt due 10 him by residents OF this State
the delivery 10 hun, TOR his Se OF any property within
this Stale belonging hun, and the transfer any such
property by him. forbidden hy law and void-Daied
september IA, 1872. WAl. a. SACkETT,
sig law9m Attorney for Attacbipp Cre,liior
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
By Special Appointment.
EOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer

EOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE QUEEN.-CAuTIUN.-'rhe high charac-
Ter OF these Pens has induced the attempt ,ha part
several liseputahle makers topacuce fraud not only upon
Mr. Gistt, but also upon the pubhe. An nerior article
bearing the miSSpcllad name, thus Giot oulng the hnS
T. is now IN the market IL readily be dsecied by It's
unfinished appearance and the style in which
il put up.
Observe the genuine Peas all marked In full
"JoSsph GiotrS Patent, Joseph Gllst,, wsranted
and that each gross bears fac smile OF his Signature
The abovemay be had, wholesale, of HENRY JESSOP
iyl5 ly 81 Johnstreel corner OF Gold.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

pY ORDER of Francis N. Mann, Judge
aB ut Rensselaer, Common Pleas, counsellor, &c
hereby gwen that attachment has issued against The
tate oi Thomas j. Greece. nonresident Debtor, and
tha, the VIII he sold for the paymen, his debts
less he appear and discharge such attachment according
10 law. whIa nine months ui The first publication of this
notice. and that The payment OF any debts due him by
residents o this State, aud the delivery him his
any property within this State belonging him, and the
transfer OF any such property by him. are Forbidden by law
and are void. Dated September 10Th. 1912.
r.. PEARSON
sla I,vqrn a,torra,, CO., ,,,,.l,;,,r f...,i;,,-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Office.
4 No. So JohnstreeL-In Pursuance OF an Order of the
Surrogate OF The County OF NewYork Notice hereby
Dubask, William H. Rolp. or Carl Schnidmsn. deceased
lnestaes TO present the with the vouchers t.reof TO
the al his ONCE No Sc Johnstrect in the City OF
New ork on or before the fourth day of February next
Dated New York. august 3d. 1872
aut ia"bm +. kETCHUM, Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
VpY ORDER of His Honor William In
DY ORDER of the Honorable Danic!

DY ORDER of the Honorable Daniel
, tngraham, Associate Judge OF the Court oi common
plea, in and for the C,y and County New York Notice
hereby given pursran to the provisions oi the statute a
lfozuc attachments against nonresident Debtors id di
asocbment has issued against the estate of George NJ Deh
and John H. Dieh noresid ntS and residents o fhiadt
pha IN tlie State Pennsylvania, and that the same WI DC
sold for the payment their debts, unless tey appear ana
discharge such auacheni, according to law, within ine
ucnls from the first publication Of this notice and mai the
ayn,ent any debts due them hy resident, ot IS state
and the delivery to tem for their OF any property
within this Stale belonging them, and the transfer oi any
such property by them forbidden by law, and are void
D atGd the 18th day'ol February. 1912
BUTLER EFARTS,
mi Iaw9m huoirre yor Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
EAYNE'S EXPECTORANT- aTr.,

ANtR SALE, very low, an excellent
81 Morton-slreet. 'FFy rs Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
DY ORDER Of Hon. Daniel p. lngraham
PY ORDER of Joseph Center, Esq.
Supreme Count commissioner in and for the county

Of NaCaT0.
Notice is hereby gwen that larhen his baen issued
aganst the estate OF HENRY "A. SILL, nonresident
chQr aud that tie same will ne sold tor the payment
hi dab; unless hs appear and discharge such attachment
according TO law within nine months from the fir, publica-
this notice; and that the payment any debts and
III" delivery c any property belonging 10 the said debtor,
o ha for his u, and the transfer OF any property be-
longing the said ebDr, 10 him for his Use, and the
OF property by him for atty ptrfGS; Whatever
arc forbidden ny law and void Dated Aug. 6, 1872
NICHOLS 4 NEWTON,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
THE TRIBUNE
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In 1a4l the State of New-York was under
Wing management During that year the EX-
pEHpITUREs were as follows:
Interest on the State Debt. - 1919 ,7O3
Expenses of the State Government. s4,37l
Expenses and Repairs of Canals. 50 .52e
Grand total.----. .---..-. 8 ,eol
The receipts for the period we're Canal
Tolls and iaterest deposits, &c.. $, l2S'9eV
Auction and salt duties 3ol'ddll l
Register fees and miscellaneous---- lo,ooo
Grand total. s2'oa LOO
Fxces, of RECEIPTS OYER ExrEsDlTsREs,
D s315,565. e9 VT,
During this year the Public WORKS p were IN
progress' and 40 TAX was laid upon the People.
Now Look ON This
r, 1aA2 the State of Ncw-lork was "andcr
Rsgsr,.y mana cement. During this year the
rysenditrres 1--WE quote from the Argus of Octc-
he, s,h \ are estimated to be as fellows:
In,erest on State DEBIT. ....---- 81 ,23O, 600
rxnen,es of State Government 100000
Expenses and refairs of canals-...... 100000
Grand total. 81, 43O 900
The Receipts for the same period, according to
,he game authority, will be-
Canal Tells. s 7O0, ,00O
Registers fees and auction and salt
duties. 2oo,Ooo
$l,95e, 600
EXCESS OF ExPEEpIruREs OVER REcE1PTs,