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ssAt Jan lin part Abgors Tor Havana; Campsachy for
ptmrnAsA, no datIn port Amarillo and Judson Just arr
lRisIpAD, PS Dee 2s-In port. -, Kmba Of Middle
meran' WIN the olympic Circus on board just from De-
CURACAO, Dec is-No American vessel in port,
mn Home Ports.
ppIscAssEr jan li-S'd Casds, Hall Trinidad
foRrLAND Jan l6-Cld ChampIais Kinsman Havana Sid
% Watson Catherine Eastern STAR Fnancie and
salem Jan FAR Cleoparas Barge Baker Richmond
S,a caroline Augusta Palestine Braz and from below,
BosToS Jan i7An John Cadmus Blanchard Mobile; Al
,sn Manson Cuacoa Loretto Henderson, Mobile; Odeon
HIskeTs s s,yannh; Mary Cole Thompson Charleston;
1pe howes shaw Beverly; Jas Francis, Paine, Richmond;
phis Trio, Harding, NYork Teegraphed Nile, Kennedy
, no Apalacheoa CID Suffolk Crosby NOreans yespa-
SssLs do Acorn Howes do; Essex Raynes aim Howes
MCo6,'e august Holmes, do Arr I6,h Kentucky, somes
falling %% sS1s had hs leg broken by b,e of
sanlla snosure Mae Apaschcoa; Planet Tobey aud
S%pson Baltimore; sua Philadelphia; Page
HOLMES toLs jan 70 and I3No arrivals larh-Arr James
hay BD New York for st John b; Mary Cole Thompson
.eoh iop Boston; Bunker HILL Marson, Attskapas for
iok ior Nantucket ship supposed New Bedford whsler
Iook p'o, ms morning, aud Tarpeun Cove
Vs. oy M1iui Days Boston for Baltimore; Napoleon,
YORK or r9rtisnd and several schrs bound f.. 5-No
val sailed, all those before reported 6l-No vessels in
TARrAUIIN Cow. Jan 5Arr Messenger HszeIgrov. Bos
ION lor and remained 18th Arr I2h Teazer
1eenlaW, Nfork for Easport, and aid lith.
FALL KyFR Jan l-Ar Henry Gibos, NYorl,; 18TH Rchd
$50 "' ]''''' D''''
pRovIDENcg, Jan l6Ar Hbernia Thurston Mobile; Pat.
pr m ieh,y Sheliv Bamore Queen Rowland, do; Chase
York. ' ' ''u h'so' o"eh NE"
PHn;ADrLPHIA, Jan l8--Ar Emeliue, Davidson, NYork
G" u Nos Stanley Rue Baibadoes; Roweni. Dill, La
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10
Cleared.


$
yeP%S.osliaRl LsSd Ansosia5a kruger;
6s ssS;s sSs r1Ts ayol
Wii%'as sSS INC NC zen
raHs
Brig psdr:zs Hs.ehs.Gp for Spanish Main cleared on the
and Only fasGs ATs
Arrived.
with mdse TO oe!richs Kruger D'e'e"' NOV ~
nd HIyeY Eaae AID n sy 1 rG% 81 q
SPOKE RI ysssiy Bsi%eas on ~ -
Mas,n. Cuba with sugar to Ne'mh Leeds Co. Left
Brig Fdeis Small 10 days from Eastport, with fish and
Brig Boston, Hamilton, days from Boston, with mdse to
%s M.s Pymf" Mas. from
Wise Of Esx YSIS di.S Wilton, Curtis Ss; Sgs Mary
Cheney 6fabse Of PH snsosi
schr Cambridge, Hall. days from Boston, with mdse to j.
schr Ann Hyman, Johnson from Newbern NC with naval
schr Calcutta, steman. days from Boston, with mdse to
schr Neuvitas Francis, dsys from Wilmington NC with
schr ssm, Appleton. Eridge, days from Boston, with
schr Victory, Allen. days from Boston, with mdse, to
ossS. srs chOea~' Lady Of the Lake tB Ds%tra s
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE kH9pr IsL.NprR,}
,nth-AT Black Hawk Armstrong, Thnisd rs for New
bbsn HSfyq Mobile for
York; 18th Wsnknco Atkins Fall River for Baltimore Sid
General Record.
FOREIGN LITTER OrrIcE-The South America, for Liver.
pool will sail to-day. Her letter bags Gpins the
Exchange and will close at the usual hour this morning.
Notice to Mariners.
The Light Boat stationed off the been
Whalemen.
Ar, GreeEpor IL ll,h Caroline Sanford 81 days FIN
last, 10 days her captain Jim Rose was taken with the
captain ' and mse e cement!
proceed on The voyage Eve Of the re ing DO duty
chief Win SGR s ns "S
ca R IN HeS and M o.
Osborn .. ne Sn on shore the Former quite low bur
Several OF the crew hive likewise been attacked with
the ame disorder but now all well. The Caroline has
Spoken.
Ro,sT .. EsspoI, from Portland for Apaschicos under
Clio Warwick from Portland for Cuba, Jan lsth la, 80 NJ
EbIc from Hnve for Galveston so days out Dec ash eff
-, from Demerara for Newbem NC. Jan l. in the Mona
Nevis IS days from Thomastor for New Orleans. no date lat
Princes, Royal OBI from New York for Bermuda, Dec Is,
ses, Of Warren for kingston ia Dec &C. coming through
Foreign Ports.
BrLrAsr. Dec lO-sd Joserhine, Lech, NOrleans
GRAvEsLSo, Dec BAR Switzerland, Chad lick, New
orr Poer.MourH Dec 2-Heinrch, White. New York f.,
Or PLymourH, D c is-Fairet Rockwell, J,cAsos. Hol
TaIi, Sa i Now SAT- rG r,co Harms. Boston Ny
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MONEY MARKET.

The SockMarket presented very great variety to-day,
with the exception of Ohio, which kind OF panic
listed and the stock fell 81 per cent Stonington fell per
cent; Auburn Rochester per cent; Kentucky SIS
improved per cent.
We stated current yesterday to the effect that
arrests had been made the Lafaye te Bank. It
grew out of the fact that stakeholder had commenced
civil suits with the view of making the direction liable for
the Naturalization Of the officers of the bank.
The Lewis county Bank has failed half dozen
times and very recently protested resume its pay.
mens Large amounts oft notes, both principal and in
terest however, still continued under protest. Why
is it not put in liquidation
The bills of the Union Bank of Dover again getting
thick as hops. Be cautious
The Comptroller has refused to issue any bills to
the Farmers Bank of Malone the ground that the
owner does not live in Franklin county.
The market rste for drawn sterling bills for the packet
which sails tomorrow has been 81 81 and fair demand
existed.
The bill of Mr.. McCer and in the Illinois Legislature
to put the State Bank in liquidation and diminish the
State debt has passed the House by vote of O5 to
The bill to diminish the debt provides for the appraise.
ment and sale Of all the property belonging to the State
except canal property the purchaser being liberty
pay in state liabilities or gold and silver.
IT is stated that the Commissioners for quidsting the
affairs OF the Exchange Bank of New Orleans intend ap-
plying to the Legislature for an act authorizing them to
create stock Of the St. Charles Hotel and to sell the
same at public auction able the circulation of the
bank.
Pending the late bill before the Illinois Senate for the
purpose of winding up the State Bank Col Matber on
behalf Of the Bank, made a statement, from which we
make the following abstract -
AS the owner OF State bonds 10 amount ST. COG 600 90
AS the owner OF Slate scrip to amount OF 1884 so
FOR amount due the Bank for money al
vanced at various times chiefly to deray
the current expenses Of the State, 292,s73 II
For smount adv ancsd at different times to
aid the Fund Commissioner in pay ing in
terest on State bonds. 1856 496 az
Making, exciusiveof interest, an aggregate
of 2l52,4O4 90
Aud exceeding the amount of the stock
owned by the State in the sum of 5a,4O4 90
The Bank proposes to give up this Indebtedness the
Stae-the State retaining only stock the
Bank can remain State Bank within the meaning OF the
Constitution.
The Bank asked her part that she should be given
nntil August next to resume specie payments if she
fails to resume at that period resumng again suspend
the Bank to go into immediate liquidation.
These propositions received in the Senate and inn
mediatey the BILL before referred to- was taken up ON m
third reading, and passed by hat body.
These modest proposals, from a Bank which has 70.
years been nsolvent properly rejected If the
Bank wished to its charter why did not conduct
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DEBTS OF THE STATES DISTINGUISHING THOSE WHICH Paw
AND THOSE WHICH HAVE BEEN DIsHoNoRED.
$275,lll.076

Grand Total, s3s,a5sls Total, s275, mi o76
These debts all corrected from the late official docu.
ments The debt of Michigan is down at $56ll 0O0 but
the Governor in his late message that only hat will
be acknowledged for which consideration has been re-
ceivedand that amounts to 1886 1885, One likely to be
paid as soon as the other however, and therefore give
the full sum- We have put down the whole debt of
dishonored, Whereas yet but 900 is de.
nquent appears then that ten States owing $3s $780,
25s have stopped and the position of Virginia in conse.
quence Of her tamperng with her rckety banks is very
precarous and Ohio for the has nearly
the confidence othe public As yet however, ten States
pay, and their debts amount to This latter
is than the United States can pay out of the
country in cash produce and the debts of the den.
quen States be paid at all unless the bond hold
ders choose to take what the States Offer which are
the lands public works and other State property These
they are willing to give exchange their Liabilities
and the wsest to take them and make the most of
them The London holders of the southern stocks hold
cotton lands and slaves security and they are in fact
the real slave owners
The Governor of Michigan stass in his message that the
stocks ohat State had been hypohecated by the United
States Bank for its debts in Europe terms fully
transpred. As that transaction a singular one we
will publish the Paris contract, as follows -
Copy Of the Deed of Trust signed at Paris on the 26th of
December, 1885, between Samuel Jaudon ESQ., attorney
for the Bank Of the United States and Messrs. de
Rothchild Brothers, bankers, in Paris acting fer the
holders of the debentures of the loan Of % 77OOOOf
or 100000 sterling, to the said Bank of the United
States.
Whereas the President Directors and Company of the
Bank Of the United States by of attorney duly
executed at Philadelphia, the 23d of August 1889 un
der the seal Of the said bank the original OF which is
deposited with Messrs de Rotchschid Brothers in PARIS
have appointed Samuel Jaudon. late of philadelphia al
present IN Paris, their lawful attorney, with full power
Tor the purposes hereinafter mentoned-The said Samuel
Jaudon hereby contracts in the name and on behalf Of
the Bank OF the United States, for loan of % 77OOOOf
or $500 900 sterling, represented by 5O74 debentures
payable by the said bank at the office Messrs de Roths
child Brothers, in Paris, one half the 10Th October
1871 and the her half the 18th Of October 1912 with
interest from the 18th of October $780, the day Of their
being paid off, the rate of six per per annum paw
able half yearly. at the Office Of Messrs. de Rothschd
Brothers, in Pars-viz,
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10 BRIG SOMERS.-B ,rnum has perfect model
this Brig exhibiting at the American Museum.
Ny- PETERs'vEGETABI SHILLING STRENGTH
ENING PLASTERS-The Mus ultra of N odern disco

1y- PETERS'VEGETABI SHILLING STRENGTH
ENING PLASTERS-The plus ultra of m odern disco
veries.
Breast and back are full Of pain,
Sad disaster--sad disaster
Whstwill make well again
Peters, Plaster Peters, Plaster
Peters Plaster is the thing
Will cure you faster-cure you faster
Than the praises will sing
OF Peters, Plaster! Peters Plaster.
And oh the price "a shilling clear y
All may master-all may master
so that all the hearts may cheer
With Peters Plaster Peters Plaster!
In cursing colds. or pain ACHE
Jacob Astor-Jacob Aston,
All your wealth wouldn't take
For Peters Plaster |! Peters Plaster
This inestimabe Plaster which is certain and imme-
date remedy for rheumatism. lumbago pain in the breast
back limbs &c. and for coughs colds teething in chill
dren stiffness the neck joints, is for sale at the
Principle Office las Fulton street. corner Of Nassau.
- Price 12t cents, or 81 per Dozen
IIy- FRANKLIN THEATRE.-To night comes off
another Benefit in favor of the Daniels. match dance
of $50 side Dsnies and Miles eight talented
volunteers. and great night it will be. The place will
be full usual, go early to get seat This Is the last
night but one Saturday, of Mr.. Morris's company.
N. B.-The whole number of the company goes to the
National Hall, Brooklyn, to morrow night Friday) to
give an entertainment.
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o. THE SOMERS TRAGEDY.-The New World
ofthis week Saturday, Jan. 2 will contain FULL clear,

o. THE sOMERs TRAGEDY.-The New World
ofths wsek Saturday, JAM 2l) will contain FULL clear
and impartial, though
SEVERE AND SEARCHING REVIEW
othe testimony before the Court Inquiry relation to
the awful execution of Spencer, Cromwell and Small
for supposed intent to mutiny by Commander A. s.
MKenzie The text Of the article is
THOU SHALT NOT KILL"
The contents of this Review will present facts and nfe
rences OF most startling nature and worthy the consde
ration of humane and Christian people:
H. General Remarks on Germany-Letter /, on the
History Politics. Literature and Manners of the Germans
by FL Grund. Esq.
Ill Prison Discipline in the United States-A capital
original artcle-by Professor Tekamft, of Union Col
lege.
~. The Indian Necklace, beautiful Legend from
ofthe Animals.
v. The Midland Ocean, by B. D'Israeli, Esq
vi. The South Sea Chief, Tale Of the Sea, by Miss
Jane Porter.
VII. Born to Love Pigs and Chickens, by Mp. Willis
VIII. Sleeping and Waking Dreams, by Mrs Abby
JXnNew York Historical Socety-Very interesting
proc niipgs Of the January Monthly Meeting
XN er from Mr.. Aldrich, description Of London and
its envf6ns-capal Also great variety of Original
Poetry, Scrap Book articles news, &c. &c.
Terma-Same heretofore SO year. Single copies 81
cents. Published in beautiful octave form. Office, 80
Ann street. where published and for sale ell the popu
lar Books for the People, at l24 to IS cents EACH
WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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BowERy AMPHIrHEArRE.-Master Aymar's benefit last
evening brilliantly attended Upon his entrance the
Arena literally covered with wreaths, boquets and
chaplets that showered upon the juvenile hero
Nothing like his act Of Workmanship has been wit
messed in this country Master Aymaris self taught ri
der native of this city, but 10 years of age and in
and effect said resemble very nearly the great Du.
The entertainments this evening for the benc-
fit of that funniest of Clowns the firing Dan Gard
THERE'S to be great parade for Mr. Merrymans
neft which we doubt not will prove abumper.
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CHATHAM THEATRE H. WILLIAMS BENEFIT.
Let all who wish TO enjoy evenings substantial
amusement, attend the Chatham tonight, and we'll
be bound for 1t, they will never regret the act.
The entertainments for the benefit of that gen
une comedian, w. H. Williams, whose acting is
irresstibly comic, that it never fails in bringing
tears to the eyes of the most stoica The attrac-
tons are in high degree powerful, and antici-
pate for this favorite of Comus, house crammed
from pit to dome. Secure your seats early In the
day
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In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening Jan'y 18TH FRAso,s
ELIZABETH daughter OF f. and E. N Winchester aged
years and nine months. D.
The friends of the family invited to attend the ,ne
raj this afternoon three o'clock at 8 Cranberry street
without further Invitation. ''
On Thursday morning, Frances LOUISA, daughter of
months. ~ WI
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
o'clock from the residence of her father No. 40
street. = -
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Pearls nominal at ST. ' " W W.
Beespsr-prime Western Northern and Southern yell
low at oslo. ''' N'N''"
Coasales of I7s tons coarse Newcastle at 40 o. and
60 tons Liverpool Orrsll, u.s. mos " ~ -'
CctesoThe sales Of Brazil at asst cents; Laguayra
cash. ~ " D'so' "a'
Cctton.The sales embrace 1900 bales Upland and For
as and 20 Texas last week. CT short orioetoeeher
1900 bales. - ' P''e'-'ose'iei
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a3-THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE

Q0-THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
has effected in where the bones he
exfeated from the secondary effects syphilis
Hundreds have been saved from the most awful conse
quence ofhese loathsome maladies by the of this
LIBERATED medicine extensively used the London
and Paris Venerial Hospital In all where disease
suspected to be lurking in the system this medicine
should be used Sold by the authority of the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city OF New York. in
large bottles at 81 EACH In Of hafa dozen bottles
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1--WE hereby ackrow ledge that the deposit OF the above
mentioned supplementary guarantee has been made in the
hancs Of Messrs N. NJ Rothschild 4 Sons of London.
VINO have received the same and deposaries to
oe applied to the Of the debenures Of the loan
OF the Rank OF the United States due the 18th of Oco
per- lS4i In testimony whereof and to that end alone,
we subJoin our signature.
de ROTHsCHILD, BROTHERS.
Paris, H. 1911"
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
e.sTsE faI - gs. md fN Ji,lfo, .f-rsl .
THURSDAY,

lI'''F' ~ n 10Y fnf ~ FNlIfon TtFfaiI
THURSDAY,
At 1Ok O'Clock = he auction Store
Sale Of London Books, Prints Paintings Blank Books and
Stauopery-Jus received from London, comprising
cNoIce books maps and plates 81 splendid paintings and en-
cravings large lot dge day invoice, letter and Other
blank books paper quilts pass books pocket edgr GUAM
my OF jewellery, fancy boxes portable desks &c &C.
FRIDAY,
At i0H O'Clock the sale rooms
In continuation, general choice dry goods
fancy and pledged ARTICLES jeweIy. splendid watches
other vauables. ~ 's' w
A,o, entire stock Of super English hosiery comprising
BOYS, children and ladies' - ~ 49, " '"'
Also heecv mnde,shirts fancy paiter. gloves, &c.
M. r, ~ ~ o'clock in the Fulton street store
,iano rortes iinngs and Flu Without reserve 10
best makers IN the world WV ~ i'''" 'o'e'' W VIC
also, number Of valuable paintings and books
same time Will be Of soc,s
chains, French bedstead by order Of the asSenecs and r
cever Wv ''S'"'"" WV" 'e
SATURDAY,
At l0h o'clock az the safe roon,
Extensive and valuable sale of elegant urni,,e ar al ia.
scrpon of new and second hand an
their varieties. "'"
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Foreign IrnpcrtatIoDs.

MANsANILLA-Bng Adna79 10 hhds "a bbls honey l27
90 bdls palm leaf IS logs cedar Curtis. ~ ~
PoNCE-Schr Susan-lO hhds sugar do molasses w .yy;s
81 do so hhds sugar w Archibald " "''
ST JOINS, NF-Brg Lady Harvey-9 terces bbls salmon
Anihony-S6 les cask copper IS bbs hf do salmon
90 bbs behring's tons old rope G & Laurie.
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Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor, captains of vesscis will pve
20 Commodore RoBERT SfLvEy, Of fleet, a re-
port oil the shipping e the whence The
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo and ay
foreign wspapeTs they have He them
immediately on hei, ARRIVAL Agents and correspondents al
home or abroad will ao confer favor by sending this
ONCE all the intelligence they can obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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Married..
Died..

AT St Johns Chuch, on Sunday evening the 18th inst
f. LyLBRIm, both of this city.
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CLEAR OF Lee The river st. Lawrence was clear
of ice at Quebec, on the llh inst, and sail boats
were crossing
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cal and religious freedom of the
,Tsi that ns. isJ ,S sS
street Chambers make suitable for the
DR.; sHERMAN'3 LozENGEs. $50 tons sold last year,
ne greatest evidence that be offered Of their
popularity on, tyn and p ReSd.,. ., .,
ed from old ss asd had
HIS physician ,dvissd him to try shermans Cough Lozenge
very Sd co C%p SS nep was cured
Catholic Orphan Asylum IN h street. ha. used she
Cart esSs Louen
remedy fer sessickness, headache and paptsron ever
n s $ y by
ien Of Celebrity Itch; ia hi, city sheIman
pain s or weakness WEAKEN Of Sn 3 e, and IL certain for
DGs @S Lo.suss
R sGcdTH oa ' 81 1879 Fulton = East
Po iarnee; and Ledger Buildings, Phiisdeiphia
I QOK AT THIS, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Ss ~ %,ne h,vins ano
SSss " Wick
FIX sS s %So uS Ss.
pt bat aaiy more sssvsled aud after re-
NAMING something s, four mouths under Their Ims9
NOV a dUst bd Oy mTeg mc'. that eOq
month OF March, b her sao he airing sad condition.
cal tihe az ps ONCE, aud procured bottle Of Hunters
he'd Drop and brought to me- winch took according to d.
rections, and TO ov by the that med
alone enabled 10 leave the hospit the 7th OF May
Of life JOHN DONNELD.
Norfolk June All 1892
Witness, John A. Agnew Notary rubc.
To be ob ned at IN. Hunteran Dsprnsary only, No d.
vyn established year 1895, for the sale oi HI
ned cur. jIqits
wv D--A stuation hote ba keerer or waifsf
w or in nuvi,e iamly water The advertiser IS 6v
ia Psri, IN bu.n ss-syerks the ts,rm.n m,
French ansu.Ies salary not much ohiect--meres wan
q learn thu English language aud well r.comm H.
attention. jyl QsI
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5,OOO,9O6 IS

S,OoOeo6 Is
In default of payment of the debentures Of the said
loan any OF them is understood and agreed
the said Samuel Jaudon attorney for the Bank of the
in behalf Of the holders of the debenures of the said loan
that the house Of N. M Rothschild Sons in London
as aforesaid may sell or cause to be sold Immediately
without any judicial ormality may otherwise dispose
Of the whole any part OF the said state stocks and a
lures ihem,as may remain unpaid the Bank of
the United States alone remaining liable the holders for
any deficiency that may occur.
1.-THE Bank of the United States may at any time re
qure Messrs. N. M. Rothschd & Sons to realize the
whole any part of the said state stocks assigned the
guaranteeo the dehentures, upon condition. however,
that the proceeds thereof shall Immediately and exclu-
svey be applied either 10 the purchase of debenture OF
par in anticipation o3such of the debenures as
shall then be drawn by lot out Of the whole number of
those next to matury provided that the amount thus
ploye in the payment Of debentures drawn by lot shall
at time be less than 500000f The list of the de-
bentures thus designated by lot for reimbursement by
tcpaton shall be inserted in the principal newspapers of
Paris AMI of London month least before the period
fixed for such reimbursement at which period this said
debentures will cease to bear interest.
"Sgned and delivered in ripicate, in Paris the Goth
day Of December, 1889.
GA true copy)
"For the President, Directors and Company of
the Bank Of the United States
as. JAUDON Attorney.n
IN. B.-The principal money of each debenure, VIII
due and the amount each COUPON when DUE may be
agents London at the fixed exchange of 25f soc. per
pound sterling upoa Is days previous notice and delivery
of the debentu coupon, a, the case may be.
"For the President, Directors, and Company Of
the Bank OF the United States,
"S. JAUDON, Attorney.
Bank of the United States
loan OF PATIO, OOOf.= 5000 900 sterling.
Additional coupon sheet for debenture.
"No.-
Principal u e5OE y $500 sterling.
"Rcimbursable Oct. l5, ls4l.
,hese additional coupons delivered in execution OF
ne OF the Bank Of the United States, made
the l2tnoi october, 1884, by Mr. s. Jaudon attorney OF
the sad oank and in conformity with the express condi
ton oil inc supplementary guarantee consisting of 1885,
5O0 or iloooo sterling principal in debentures OF the
aid loan redeemed by the Bank and deposited with
"N Itssrctly requisite that the present sheet n,
coup should be annexed to the original AM
PRESENTED for pay ment with the bond to which belong
Detached, il is OF no value
"For the President, Directors and COMPANY Of
the Bank OF the United States
- IS. JAUDoN, Attorney
Paris, Oct. IL, ls4i