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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

GrAt Clinton, Mississippi, Mrs. kcar
ncy. a lady Of high standing, and former
ly the wife Of Judge Caldwell. who teIlir
a duel in 1888, blew out her brains with
u pistol. No cause ascertalncd.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

Il calls .for amputation.- Web.
ster says that = Bank Of the United
States is an s'obsolrte idea'-and that,
.lor his part" she has been a bxllionist
for thirty years! That's enough 10
choke On elephant. Doibtless Mr.. Web
rsbrsattcs '.freer and deeper than
eysr'' aster getting sucit load through
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

o. Justice is duty--generes,ty q
virtue. Yet tho world is toe, ,aptsto re.
gard the frat as favor and the latter as
q folly.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

o. A free government can exist only
among nation Of intelligent freemen.
The Republics Of the old word fell only
by the ignorance Of thespop.lace, who
listened toxr.ful demagogues, and were
plessed with children's Play-things. The
federal leaders havlEtho insolence to in;
yle the people Of .hia country to the
same amusemehts! ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

EIwortb, the pedestrian. completed his
great tea. Of waking one thousand miles
IN one thousand consecutive hours, on
Wednesday morning al O'Clock, al Cam
bridge, Mass.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

erThe Springfield, Mass, Gazetts
states that an unusual degree Of sicknes,
prevails there, chiefly inflama,ory typhIe
fever.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
REAL ASHLAND CANES"

s'cut, every ones ,heps,on the farm
Of Henry Clay are advertised for sale
IN Indiana. We give i as the latest Nof
the Clay humbsgs, 'ha.sthe people may
guess what fqplery, wiiiscome naxt.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

OrThe lcver and ague is now prevail
ing al Philadelphia TO u greater extent
than at any time before in twelve years.
Otherwise the city is healthy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

o. Old men would nakesiaves Of the
girls. Young men would make fools Of
them. We are. glad that the dear crea-
lures have sense and spirit enough 70 70
slst both.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

Mrs. WELLS, widow of the wealthy
American banker at Paris, has married
the Marquis de Ia Valette. He had a IL
tie and wanted money; she had money
and wanted title, SO thoy just suit eact
other
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

GA convention Of Delegates will as
sembe al Washington, in December next.
with the object of fnemorializing Congress
to reorganize the militia OF the Union.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

Coop ADVICE. E.-.ln prosperity be pre-:
pared .for chaRge"in adversely hope
for one. ).
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

another bank tailnrc.-The last St.
Louis Reporter says:-''We learn that
the Bank Of Constantine, Michigan, has
exploded .
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

Longepi.y.-There are now living, in
Barre, nine children Of the late Nehemiah
Allen, (who himself survived four score
and five years) the youngest Of whom IL
now upwards Of seventy one years. Bay
State MGss.) Democrat.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

Husband, don't know were that boy
got his bad tcmper-not from me Pm SURF.
No my dear-tor don't perceive that
you've iost any!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

Don't be frightened it..misfortune stalks
into your humble habitation. She some
times takes the liberty Of walking into
the presence.chamber Of Kings.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

At the State Agricultural Fair in Albany
were exhibited herd Of young Buffaloes,
twenty eight in number. on their way
from their native prairies to Europe. An
Elk accompanied them
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

There have been within the last two
years ]54 bank failures, Including branch.
es,. and involving caphal Of more than one
hundred millions OF dollars.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

L1rE-The great ar, Of life il to play
.sor much and kake but little. !
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

INDEED II ls-yery improper for gen:
,leman to shore SO loud in.Church as 10
awaken III rest Of The congregation.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

There died lately, says German pa
per, in the village Of Felsoe Foerock,
Transy ylvania, farmer named Terebesi,
in the 135th year Of his age. He always
enjoyed good health, and worked in the
field just before his death.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

A Son OLDER THAN HIS FArHER.-!. is
stated that an uxorious lady, living near
Berlin, In Prussia, no has only attained
tine age Of 1903 years, has just contracted
a fourth marriage with youth Of 10.
But the cream oi,he joke is, that among
the children which the bride brought TO
her new husband was d boy df 80!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

afraid Of Arailability.-The New
York American is out against National
Convention 10 nominate a candidate for
the Presidency by the wings.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

az Excessive poli,encss is as disgust
ing as clownishness. They equally
show want Of good breeding. Clown
ishasss is perhaps the batter Of the two
as il has ono 'redeeming virtue, modes,y.
1 The river has fallen severaleteet
at this place within Tie three ldst weeks
~ is still in faisnavigable order.
The Dos Moiqes river has, been
lower this season than has szkf before
been known. The consequence has been,
we regret to 'eatn, much sickness through.
out this hitherto allFly l.ye.ed ls9issn,s 1. !
or A finer shower, the 6rst i lnmany
weeks, visi'edss Monday nigh. laat,
accompanies By aevere thunder md
aightning. WStskall now have pe
frosts and rosy health.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

8 o. a sation.is estimated not'so much
by the number as by the cha<ac,G Of
it's people. It.is therefore . duty which
every man owes his country, be he high
or low. to preserve his fair fame. from
susDi1ion or reproach.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

Byron says s'!ruth is stronge-stranger
than tiic,ion.' f,certainly is much stran-
ger--to the readers Of coon newspapers.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22
A HOOsIER'S REBUKE.

At the Clay Barbecue in Indianapolis,
the leading wings who belong to Mr.. Clay
we're adorned with badges. An old ehoos-
ier democrat, by way Of Offset, pinned q
one dollar shinplastcr ofa broken bank
TO the collar Of his coat as specimen Of
whig principles and "gocd whig times -
The wings, it is said, took the hint, and
lowered their crests very considerably.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

o. Thdlao,os Capitol Re Porter under
the editorial management Of COL Will.
liams, has made its appearance, and
more than realizes our best expectations
Of Its usefulness and ability.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

DEUCUV
o1ut,on .-"De glorious independence Oh
liberty was declared on Bunker Hill on
de 4,h OBJ July. Dey pledge dar lille and
secret honor to fight for de country, and
Doctor Franklin was put into de command
ob de arn.ies ob de United ',ates. Gen
cral Cornwalls was took i'll Lexington,
and ebber sense den we hab had a free
c untrv, and e1escolorcd poppylation was
allowed 10 wote.a- L'ncts Sam.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-22

THere,ofoge ethe lode Ta'is's kave Ire
oucnuykbeensk skncwa by the cognomen Of
blue noses. As they have agaie faAe6
in,o their oldx hasss Of caroNsiag We
would Suggest that they be lied the
redyAas;e.. dAas 1 ! Nw,l+=b a,hafe truly descrip-
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Foreign inlportations.

United Sates-l00 coal sacks salt
X kerm-69 pkgs Sands For X cog @ q Sheppsd-l w II
Ash AZ loboson Pace coz Tracy Aleni r Johnson
nj 9 I Gsrdner.2 Adrese Hayden co.'s Peabody
Riggs COLO Il & q GarnsI-l q sacv-3 Carmichael *
spenceIs Fellows. Wadsworth coz 7 Ferguson SON
Adm an Vests Danl try-22 MCGOWAN Hsys-i Ma
5 Tones sons @ II swords-I y smith-2 4 Cox
Il w A Nouson-s Hudson-l g Spence-l G Berian
3 Newbod-oO bids iron VI Bruce son-2ajs
bids IRON II Abeel-is pkgs Alcoek-l Jas Rogers
Glhsn co--25 Smith. Thurgar col Pardow-2 w Barr
-3w Ssymour-5J Robinson & co.'s Mitchell-7 Rich.
ardson Watson--7 A u Eyerson-s L Jones col
smith, Dodge Cog Il Newbold-i H,rmer. McGowen
Hays Ihos C19peI-l Tones son-6 Lord Taylor
Nevlns cot w WhItewright- II Baard-l Mark Levy
5 4 Jones * COS w Cary Il col Corles Hsydock
col Lohse-l w II Horsiman-3 Ward * Atkins-3 In
glis Scott Griffin < Puman-i Crowther-20 cases 9
bales 10 order.
TREsTE-Ship Tallahasseess bb seed Peter Franc,ale
bales coks Geo Dougassll Thos Walkers Eschangcr-l
trunk Walderon Ackerman
HAvANA-Brig Frances Amy-6O bxs sugar Maitland CO.
173 do bales tobacco Rosserei bx Goodhue coz
segars Meyer Sucken-2 do Amon--2 do w Thomas
II do Sanislsusio boxes do De Peysier Whitmas, cs
mdse Pou col coffee mill q L Mescham
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MONEY MARKET.
Gsvsx "a an u n ~ n - vxAw n

synopsis Of the late tariff has been copied into most OF
the newspapers credited to organ of the high tariff adj
vocates II be proper to state that the table stolen
bodily from this paper, first by the Albany Evening Jour-
nal and then by the small paper alluded to- few add
tons made to it incorrectly and many bunders made
in copying by the gentlemen who appropriated to their
The transaction is however typical Of the high
tariff policy. The woollen manufacturers camor for high
duties upon woollens and smuggle the raw MATERIAL
Their advocates camor for the protection Of industry and
then they steal its results
The tariff is not likely to improve the condition Of
the federal treasury, which is already in sngularly dis
astrcm condition. The following comparative table
ofousstsnding Treasury Notes =;
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Domestic Markets.

CHsELrsTov, Sept. 1.-The operations in Uplands have
been quite EXTENSIVE when compared to those of the pre-
vous week prices however have not varied materially
sales at 81, "a. IL, 7, g.. 8, g cents.
There has been nothing done in long cotton article The
stock hand Of all descriptions amounts to 3sI bales Of
which about 225 bales saea great proportion stain
Ell. No new feature in the Rice market. Demand mode
rate and holders willing TO meet buyers Sales at 50
5l6, principally at 50 3l6 and sat OF Rough kce the
quantity is fully adequate supply the probable demand
between this and the forthcoming Of the new crop
NEw OnLEASs, Aug 27.-Transactions In cotton con.
nue limited. The market for the crop opens with
low prices, and poor prospect that they win speedily
improve
The stock Of Sugar in the Levee very much reduced
The estimated quantity from 100 to go hhds Sales
prices varying from 10 II cents.
The sales OF Tobacco this week have reduced the stock
to about $50 hhds without change in prices We under
stand that the demand has been chiefly for I'd at 81
cents
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CANADA RIors.-The terrific and long.continued

CANADA RIors.-The terrific and long-contnued
riots among the laborers along the Welland Canal,
Cat St. Catharine's, &c.) are at last quelled. II
seems by the ST. Catharine's Journal of the 9th
August, that, when the riot made its outbreak al
Broad Creek, " one Of the magistrates OF that vci-
nifty had the firmness TO do his Duty and immediate
~ made requisltion for company of incorporated
Militia, at Hamilton. which was promptly sent him;
with these, aud number Of the inhabitants which
he collected on his route, together with the Marines
and Sailors belonging TO III. nj. steamer Minos, he
made sally upon the rioters and completely dis
persed them, but not before k;ng more than two
hundred OF them prisoners, whom he marched tn
umphantly into Dunnville. All but eighy-hve were
subsequently discharged Eighteen OF the latter are
confined on board of the Minos; the remainder
waiting further examination, previously TO their
being committed to Jail TO take their trial at the next
Asslzes for rotous conduct. Much praise is besow-
ed upon Mr.. Thompson, the magistrate, and the
military and others who aided him, IN effectually
breaking up this formidable and lawless gang OF
brutal rioters"
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Corn CrOp.

We it stated in the Rochester Post that the crops in
that vicinity do not realize the antcpatons formed before
harvest These represent atoms are in consonance with
acertifcate published by several sgriculturss of
neghborng towns wherein they say that the
certainly heavy and the prospect fair for heavy yield
but those who have thrased in that region find there is
only about twohirds Of average crop while the
not as plump usual The certificate to this effect
signed by ten farmers.
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oo-To THE PHYSICIANS OF NEW YORK =

VI IL olClANS VI NEW IOKh
GENTLEMEN
In the NEST respectful manner ask your attention
the following -
We have the sgency for Salve by Mr.. Daley, that
while entirely innocent and mild will take fire and
heal burnssavng life in the most distressing and danger
cases. with facility and certainty entirely beyond
any other remedy that has been invented dis
covered in medicine We know this is that
you must admit you witnessed its effects We
determined to make the people of this city this fact
and ask to do through you We ask you let your
patients in such cases know it. We will give it to the
poor and to those able to you for your visits rather
than should not be used in Of distress II shall
taken from the boxes and done up your prescription
without name, in all where you wish credit Of
eecting the and positively assert that appl-
cation known or prescribed by the profession has
hunaredh part Of the power of this salve in stopping
torture of burn scad and healing rapidly and health
fully and it never can do harm. We do not know the
composition and cannot therefore make il pubhc-but is
that beg to ask, sufficient for you refuse
Its usel By ysu several lives have been,
and more can be, saved where other human aid
cure. Respectfully,
GOMsTOCK SCO II Maiden Lane
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eoMsTocKSCo, II Maiden Lane.

90 AMERICAN MUSEUM.-This is a grand gala
week at this establishment and the novelties put forth
exceed In spendor and variety thing before pre-
scented here The wonderful Mermaid remains more
week Harrington, the unrvalled ventrloquis and adj
mred Magician, whose fame extends throughout the
Union engaged here also the nimable negro dancer
Master Diamond, Whitlock the celebrated banjo player
Miss Taylor the charming vocalist the Park Thea
tre boyce the comic singer Celeste the pretty little
dancer he mysterious Gipsey fortune teller and al
most Unlimited host of curiosity embracing all the
deriul products Of creaon There will GREATER be two
performances every day The price Of admission the
whole, remains at twenty five ccntssheap enough in
all conscience. ~~r Ne' '
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uz-sEAsIcKNEss AND HEAp-AcHE CURED By

Q3-SEA-SICKNESS AND HEADACHE CURED BY
shermans Camphor Lozenges They have been fully
tested in that doubt their eic
Persons subject to fatigue lassitude will end
lozenges to give new life and vigor 10 the debated sys
find an occasional use Of Lozcnge will keep up their
spirits and enjoy ments for long time. Many in
warm days. suffer from drinking freely ofcod water
are induced to take brandy wine to
the effects. when two of Shermans Camphor Lo.
zenges will afford much greater relief and sach
unpleasant symptoms LOG Nassau the place to
get the genuine Shermans Lozenges.
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Herald Bulletin M Nex~.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the northwest
corner Of Fulton and Nassau On the arrival of
morning mails, at eight o'clock A. M.-and also Of the
from all parts Of the world, may found on the Herald
Bulletin Board at this corner Let every wayfarer stop
and read Advertisements OF all kinds taken at the Office
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90 ANOTHER CHAPTER ON THE HUMAN
HAiR--Certain chemicals, combined with precaution
and applied according to directions will have the follow
ing effect on the hair viz make it grow dark from the
roots stop its falling oand eectually eradicate all scur
dirt. or dandruf from the scalp. Such a combination is
Jones' Oil Of Coral Circassa We know this but here
iurther proof from these respectable persons.
WIN. TOMKINS, o. King street. NY.
PEARSON. Navy Yard, Charlestown
JAMES GILBERT, Houston st. N. Y.
j. +. TOLLAND, State ST., Boston.
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Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
of printing such books pamphlets bills cards of ali
descriptions open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street--Joseph Elliott. Printer.
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% RHEUMATISM is EVERY DAY DISAPPEAR

90 RHEUMATISM is EVERY DAY DISAPPEAR
ing before Dr. Henry Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup. Here
is another certifcate:-
These are to certify that about year since Ia
ken with the Rheumatism in all my limbs, but in my
shoulders the worst and bad that could
not raise my arms to my head Sometimes lid not sleep
for the whole night but walked the floor necessarily
had at different times not less than dozen doctors but
they did me not the least good, and thought
should get better and had given up all hopes when seeing
advertisement in the papers of Dr. Henry Rheumatic
Syrup, 1procured bottle which helped me Immediately
and less than three bottles have perfectly cured me-
can with confidence recommend it 10 any who is SINH
larly afflicted
JOHN COMMUNS, 10 Pearl street,
near Whitehall street.
NHw YoRK, Aug. 81 lS42
All are nvitedto call at the office where will be shown
above fifty Names and about thirty certificates of persons
In this city who hav been Cured of rheumatism within
the past ten weeks. The medicine is for in this CITY,
at No. 2S6 Bowery, Of Houston street. In Brook
lyn at stewards No rs Fulton street; in Newark, at
Trippes, No. 29S Broad st.
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LvERPooL-Pscket ship United SatesMr Freel and Mrs
briton, OF New York-lli IN the ersse
HAvANk-Bng Frances Amy-S Sw~~ter II g Consul al
Guayaqnl Don Francisco Via and pon Rafael Doca OF Ha-
=
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STRANGE SToRy.-Some man in West Broadway,
1t is said, has kept beautiful daughter in confine
ment in his own house. for the last five years, on
account of religious opinions. What have the po-
lice done about this
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
MgrsS Nos 20 Avn aud MS E,lffou ,fy,,f

tssor" No, q .ian ', and rs F.iion ,yestD
MONDAY
Al halfpast 10 O'Clock in the sales room.
sale sofs rocking and sewing chairs sofa beds
0''0"'n' di'an'' foot be9 E,S,s Ne
r.n.va a. s h1afpsst 70 O'Clock IN The safe rooms.
II Insye sale Of Dry Goods, Clothing. pledged articles
Ar II o'clock in the Fulton $, store.
Masir Instruments Books, Library. Pianoiortes &c Also
o%as ss %.s 81 S s
&c from the best Italian German and FaeR e ospeoss
old English and ballet S sn al e Seen
as ne emphatic language Of the owner Inevsr KEEP
Also variety of choice books and musical n.rumens one
p x.aa Sr g,ss sSIsSs Web ss positive:
Al halfpast 10 o'clock, in The sales room,
Sosh sses and sS1ohss curtains, blinds
ador and drawing room furniture, kitchen utensils The
At ioS o'clock at No. 81 ives, Broadway, near Chamber.
street Will be sold variety of elegant furniture and upho
sofas rich eaTpe1 PANIED Ssas eSadh saa es SsS
and sofas match China dinner sets lot Of csna
Also. French hairs, bedstesds and rockers.
BY RIELL ARCULARIUS.
TUESDAY,
VIM. AZ ha-Ssst 10 e'eloek tn the sales room,
side MADEIRA Duff Gordons pale and brown sherry Port Wine
ps% sa1 Hs.n and p 1"%s
the attention of private families is nved-o be sold in lots
Also Boser champagne anchor brand l,Ddod ,uD,ror
10 wine in market
Also 10 the Principe Segars
WEDNESDAY
-, :, Al l01S O'Clock, at she auction rooms
Elegant Furntnre and Panos-A large assortment of the
best made fashionable furniture including half French
mahogany chars pier and centre tabes wardrobes
toilet sbles tuted and spring sofas rockers dressing
Piano Fortes-Seversl splendid piano foes by celebrated
makers, combining all the modern improvements.
THURSDAY
49, AT 01s'oclock, the auction rooms.
Of sale vs. S
SATURDAY
AT l01a O'Clock at he auction rooms
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FLUTE & GUITAR.

Mr. PHILIPPE ERNST Professor OF the Flute. Guitar. an
W. patent Concerna begs pub
lac that he has published his Rondo Mtaire
guitar, which will be found we'll worthy the the
learner from being well that
msn, and calculated not only please but to afford
This Rondo with several other pie Of his
for the guitar" be found Mr. Ens residence CO
Canal street. where he continues lessons above
mrnfs
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
Packets 10 Arrive,
Packets to Sail.
To ship Masters.

We shall esteem 1t favor captains of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore W. A. Basett our ne WIS ee
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken on their list of their cargo
foreign they may have Commodore Basseu wifi
board them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocate
the favor in way.
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To Correspondents Abroad

Our correspondents foreign
70 send BY vessel all the they can
obtain Nautical information of kind from any re
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received
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WE BEG TO DIRECT THE ATTENTION OF
our readers to the following communication, addressed
to Messs. RowLANs Son, 20 Hatton Garden London "
whose advertisement appears in another column.
Genemen-ih have much pleasure in being able to in
form of another Of the almost miraculous efficacy
Of your KALYpoR. l am young man twenty one years
Of age and have been for the last eight years
tormened with having large and pimples on my
face for which have advised from time to time with
different doctors of this and the adjoining IL imehouse
perish to effect last induced to use your Kaly
dor and after having used very little than Cd
bottles have the happiness inform you that they all
removed and have not left the slightest trace behind
/ am, gentlemen your grateful humble servant,
II. LOWTHER
PENNY FIELDS, POPLAR. 1921
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TRrAsuRr Norris oursr.sDIse.

TRrAsuRy Norris Oursr aNDIrc.
July 4. .7ug. I. Sept. 1.
Issuex pnder .ct Of Feb Is 1871 4lT.f7l i,e33,.7
Redeemed Of that issue, ioS'zo< zo,sI'
4093e7 4,007 500 1895 $50
I,sues of I,nuar,- 1872 80 las 6t 1881 ,lO
Redeemed of thai Issue. siiZH zooo'iis <IiooS
Gland total outstanding 9O71,oo6 s,9o3sis SIN sss
This gives an aggregate reduction in the smount out
standing of 9ie for the month The arrearages due
by the government and to accrue during the present
month for interest. expenses civil and military. Sc &c
were reported by the Secretary of the Treasury S5
5000 This will make the national debt stand fol-
lows -
National DEBr or THE UNITED STATES
Treasury notes outstanding March 1, Isil, si,5O0000
Debt of District Columbia and old debt 1903 $50