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Go CASE AT HOME.-Mr. Browning a baker Of
Danhury, has child which suffered terribly with
and found no relief until they procured Comsocks Yer
miiuge from Mr. A. B. Hull when bottle, at the cost
OF cents brought away than 40 and cured
the child Immediately. Who will risk their dear chill
drens lives or large doctors BILL quarter of
dollar This is but Of in this neighbor
hood. Ts be had only in New York q u Maiden lane.
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90 MR. BOWEN THE BLIND ORATOR-Our
readers should not forget Mr.. Bowens Lecture this
ing At u o'clock. At the American Institute. They will
have the double satisfaction OF being entertained and
trbuting to the Of hunanity his only
Of support Tickets, - cents, admit gentleman and
lady.
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DRUG STORE WANTED-The advertiser wishes to
~ purchase good stock and stand for retail drug Any
having such dispose Of with good Of tom,
may address w. II nj this office ms2 2t'rc
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RALEIGH N. c.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, Is4s.

/" Cash received of Sundry Sheriffs
being tax on Retailers of
Spirituous Liquors for 1843,
+" Cash received of Robert Cant,
Auctioneer of Lincoln, being a.
mount of his Tax on sales at
Auction, from the lst day Oct
1842 to S1st day Sept. l84S, in
elusive,
Cash received of Gov. More
head, President ex-oficio of the
Literary, Board. being interest
on loans made by said Board,
Cash received of Gov. More
head, President ex-oficio of the
Literary Board, being Principal
on loans made by the said Board,
Oct. To Cash received for entries of
Vacant Lands, during this month
Cash received of VIM. Dunn,
Auctioneer,
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July C Cash paid Davie do.
g Cash paid Pryor Reynolds, be-
ing amount of expenses of the
members and Clerk of the Lit
erary Board, from 1st April to
1st,July 1913,
I" Cash paid, being amount reim-
bursed by the Literary Board to
Gov. Morehea1 and R. S. Ny
ers, having been .paid by them
for getting shingles in Swamp
Lands,
Aug. " Cash paid A. G. Dickinson,
Contractor on the tributaries of
Alligator Canal, as by order of
the Literary Board,
" Cash paid the following coun-
ties for Common School purpos-
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TERMS.
n,,r NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD

r NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
lA Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT
ruREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
Those persons remit by Mail (pOstage paid) Five
o,rs will be entitled to receipt for Six Dollars,
years subscription to the Standard-one copy
.,,o wears, or two copies one year.
flour cOpies' 90 M
" ten " ~ No
tCenty"
e,o came rate for six months.
Anvpeson procuring and forwarding five subscribers
With the cash ($15) will be entitled to the Standard
one year free Of charge
,.nr1sEmENrs, not exceeding fourteen lines, will
- i,sarted one time for One Dolar and twenty-five
for each subsequent insertion ;those OF greater
I+b in proportion. Court Orders and judicial I'D
nsr9;.sments will be charged twenty-five per cent
bigber than the above rates deduction OF 80 l-S
nor cent will be made to those who advertise by the
YEAR ez- If the number of insertions be not marked
IN them. they will be continued until ordered out
aters TO the Editor must come free pOstage, or they
NAV not be attended TO-
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C0MPTROLLER's REPORT.
Raleigh, November 18th, 1843.
Executive Office.

WESTON R. GALES, Esq
Doar sir:-I hand you herewith Communi
.oton from the Hon. William F. Collins, Comp
roller ROLLER of State, accompanied by Report of the
Finances of the State, for the fiscal year, ending
October 31st, 1843.
In conformity to the Law on the subject, re-
oucst that you will publish said Communication
and Report in your Register, and request that the
same san NAV be published in the Salisbury Watch
man, Newbernian, Raleigh Star and Democratic
Signal ..
J. M. MOREHEAD.
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REHABILITATION OF DIsBURsE-
sl69,724 35

Charles L. Hinton, Treasurer of Fund TO
nal Improvements, in account with Fl
and Directors of Internal Improvement
1912 DIR.
Nov. 1. To balance due President and
Directors of Fund for Internal
Improvements, on the lst day OF
November, 1912, 20,
cash received of Jacob Siler,
Agent to collect Cherokee
Bonds, being and collected on
-sundry Bonds given for the pur-
chase of lands sold in 1888. See
agents Quarter return,
cash received of J. s. billiard
and other Justices of Haywood
county Court, being in part OF
Bond given by said billiard and
others to the State for Cherokee
Lands, denopinated Bonds for
1886,
Dec. cash received of Jacob Aber-
nathy, purchaser of section No.
43 in District No. 6 81 Chero-
kee Lands sold in 1888, being in
part of I'd instalment
cash received of Gov. Morehead,
President ex.officio of the. Board
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PENSIONERS.

1912 PENSIONERS.
Nov. Cash paid Ann Patterson, her
Pension as allowed by the County
Court of Iredell,
Dec. Cash paid Martha Thompson, her
Pension claim. as allowed by the
Legislature for the years 1s4I and
1912,
Cash paid Lunsford Richardson,
being Pension allowed Jacob Pea
cock, by the Legislature of 1s42,
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PUBLIC PRINTING.

Dec. +" Cash paid Weston r. Gales,
his Bill for printing done for the
State,
E" cash paid Thomas J. Lemay, his
Bill for Printing,
cash paid Weston r. Gales, for
printing Comptroller's Report for
t84I & 1912,
"a
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Cornp:roller's Office, Nov. 18th, l843.

Comptroller's Office, NOV loth, Io4o'
Sir:-In obedience to an Act OF the General
Assembly of North Carolina, passed at the Session
of1836-7, entitled "An Act concerning the Comp
troIlers Office" l have the honor to hand you
herewith Report, exhibiting the receipts and dis
bursements at the Public Treasury of North Caro-
Ina from the Ist day of November, 1912, to the
3Ist dny of October, 1843, inclusive.
have the honor to be with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM F. COLLINS,
Comptroller.
His Elk. JNo NJ MoREHEAD. Governor n. Z.
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8 22,s78 "a

John H. Wheeler, Treasurer of Fund for Int
improvements, in account with President
Directors of Internal Improvement Fund.
1913 DR..
Jan. 81 To balance due President and
Directors of Fund for Internal I'm
provements, as transferred by G.
L. Hinton, late Treasurer Of In
ternal Improvement Fund, to John
H. Wheeler, his successor, 22,S6(
Cash received of David W. Stone,
Cashier of the Bank of Cape
Fear being a dividend of per
cent. declared on 112 shares of
Stock, held in the Capital of said
Bank, by the President and Direc-
tors of Fund for Internal Impro-
vements. 33t
I" Cash received of Edmund Jones,
being in part Of the Sd Instalment
on Bond, given for the purchase
of Cherokee Lands, sold in 1888, l5
April " Cash received of Abraham
Hawshaw, being amount paid on
Bonds given for the purchase of
Cherokee Lands at the sale of
1888, Is
" Cash received of Gov Morehead,
President ex-oficio of Internal Inn
provement Board, being Principal
on loans made by said Board, 2,75(
May " Cash received of Administrator
of Nelson A. Strange, deceased,
being part payment on his Bonds
given for the purchase of Cherokee
Lands, at the sale of~1S3S, so
June " Cash received Of Jacob Siler,
Agent to collect Cherokee Bonds, 96
July I" Cash received of David w. Stone
Cashier, being dividend OF 3per
cent. declared on liz shares of
stock held in the Bank of Cape
Fear BY the President and Direc-
tors of Fund for Internal Improve
ment, 50
Aug. Cas6sreceived of Edmund Jones
By the hands Of Gen. Patterson,
being paymt Ill IN part on Bond
given for the purchase of Chero-
kee Lands at the sale of 1888, %
Cash received of Jacob Siler,
through Gov. Swain, being amount
collected by said Sier on Cherokee
Bonds as State Agent, Bonds
given at the sale of 1928, 18
Sept. &c Cash received of John Sud-
derth, being in full for Bonds given
for Tract No. 124 in District No.
3, for Cherokee Lands sold ia
1888, S
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May Cash paid Pryor Reynolds,
Secretary TO Gov. Morehead, to
paw James w. Satchwell and
others, ordered to be paid by
Resolution of the General As
sembly, out of the Literary Fund,
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DR..

1872 DIX.
nov. |. To balance due President
and Directors ofthe Lit Fund off
of G1 November 1s42, s57,99s 80
4" Cash received during this month
for entries of Vacant Land, 69o So
" Cash received of Jos. S. Fowler,
auctioncer of Craven county, in
full of his Tax ON sales at auc-
ton for 1912, X vi
Dc. cash received during this
month for entries of Vacant Land 1874 81
" cash received being amount of
error in Land entries in settle
ment with the ComptPr in 1840, 10 90
cash received during his Agency
on entries Of Vacant Land, 43O 3o
. cash received of Gov. Morehead,
President ex officio of Literary
Board, being amount of prnc-
pal paid on loans made by said
Board, 1887 IL
cash received of Gov. Morehead,
being interest received on loans
made by the Literary Board, 344 IA
cash received of Gov Morehead,
being interest received On loans
made by the Board of Internal
Improvements, 52o w
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STATE CAPITOL.

Nov. Cash paid William Stronach, for
work done 10 Fire places in State
Capitol,
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l843 DIR.
Jan. 81 To Cash received of G.. L.
Hinton, late Public Treasurer,
being balance in his hands as
Treasurer of Literary Fund,
which amount has been passed
over to John H. Wheeler, Trea-
surer elect on 21st.Jan. 1843,
4" Cash received, being transfer by
Resolution of the General As
sembly- from the Public Fund,
the same having been received
from the General Government
on account of the proceeds ofthe
sales of the Public Lands,
" Cash received of Charles L. Hin
ton, Agent, by Resolution to re-
ceive entries on Vacant Lands,
1" Cash received as entries of Va
cant Lands this month after the
Agency of Charles L. Hinton
terminated,
Cash received of Charles Dewey,
Cashier of the Bank of the State
being dividened of per cent.
declared on 5000 shares of Stock,
held in said Bank by the Presi-
and Directors of Literary Fund,
Cash received of David w. Stone,
Cashier of the Bank of Cape
Fear at Raleigh, being divi-
dend of 3 per cent declared on
1922 shares of Stock held in
said Bank, by the President and
Directors of the Literary Fund,
Feb. To Cash received as entries
OF Vacant Lands during this
month,
Mch. To Cash received as entries
of Vacant Lands during this
month,
Apl. To Cash received during this
month for entries of Vacant
Lands,
Cash received of Gov. More
head, President ex-oficio of the
Literary Board, being Principal
on Bonds due as loans by the
Literary Board,
d" Cash received Of Gov. More
head, President ex-oficio of the
Literary Board, as interest on
loans made by said Board,
"Cash received of Gov. More
head, President ex-oficio, of the
Board, for Internal Improve
ments, as interest on loans made
by said Board,
May To Cash received as entries OF
Vacant Lands during this month,
June To Cash received as entries of
Vacant Lands, during this month,
&" Cash received of Gov. More
head, President ex-oficio Of the
Literary Board, beingPrincipal
on loans made by said Board,
" Cash received of Gov More
head, President ex-oficio of Lit
erary Board, being interest on
loans made by said Board,
July To Cash received for entries OF
Vacant Lands, during this month,
j." Cash received of Gov. More
head, President ex-oficio of the
Literary Board being interest due
on Bonds held by the President
and Directors of the Literary
Fund, of the Raleigh and Gas
ton Rail Road Company, which
Bonds are guaranteed by the
State. and interest due on lst
Monday in July ls4S,
Cash received of Charles Dewey,
Cashier of the Bank of the
State, being dividend No. l6 de-
clared on the shares of Stock
held in said Bank, by the Presi-
dent and Directors of the Later
ary Fund,
".O6sh received of David W: Stone,
Cashier, being in full of dividend
declared on the shares held in
the Bank of Cape Fear, by the
President and Directors of the
Literary Fund,
Cash received of Andrew Joy
ner, President of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, being a
dividend Of one per cent. on
500 shares of Stock held in said
Company, by the President and
Directors of the Literary Fund,
Aug. To Cash received for entries of
Vacant ,ands, during this month
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IL CR.
". By cash, paid A. C. Dickin-
son, contractor on the tributaries
of Alligator Canal, for current
account relative to experimental
farm, getting shingles, sc, and
towards the excavation of said
tributaries,
" cash, paid a loan from the Com
mon School Fund,
/" cash paid Weston R. Gales, prin-
ter, done by order of the Literary
Board, for Common School pur-
poses,
" cash paid Editor of the Messen.
ger, for advertising sale ot
Swamp Lands,
&c. /" cash paid the following coun
ties, for Common School, purpo
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SENATORIAL ELECTION

Dec. Cash paid Nathan Bagly, Sheriff
of PerquimHfons County, for COM
pairing Senatorial Polls,
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s22,878 "a
CIR

REHABILITATION OF DISBURSEMENTS.
Expenses of the Internal Improve
ment Board, II 80
Add balance on hand 21st Jan, l843, 22,800 "a
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cash paid Thos. J. Lemay, print
ing done by order of the Litera-
ry Board, ,
e cash paid, being amount of Land
receipts issued and accounted for
on the Treasurer's Books, which
were not paid for by individuals,
". d" cash paid this amount for
Common Schools, las follows,)
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VR18oa'Oo
1943 . CIR.
Jan. 81 BY Cash paid Stephen Birdsal
Clerk, to the Board of Internal
to said Board, ~ 7s 90
M'ch il" Cash paid, being loan made by
men.s, me ~ 900 90
June " Cash paid, being amount of notes
discounted by the Board of Inter
nal Improvements, l,3l4 70
Sept. ' Cash paid Thomas l.. West,
Clerk to the Board of Internal Im-
provements. being for 40 days SER
Balance, 27,o49 "a
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REHABILITATION OF RECEIPTS.

RECAPITULATlONO OF RECEIPTS.
DR.
This amount received of c. L. Hin.
ton, Qate Public Treasurer,) 39,267 06
| Transfer by Resolution of General
Assembly, 23,lE IA
Entries of Vacant Land 3:lO2 30
Board, 1926 rs
Interest do. do do. 1873 40
Bank dividends, Bank of the State, 1887 IS
do. do Bank Cape Fear, 1882 90
Interest on Raleigh and Castor r.
| Road B nds, 1859 90
Interest on loans by the Internal I'm
| provement Board 169 rs
| Auction Tax. 422 40
Roanoke Navigation Dividends, 500 90
Retailers of fspirituouS Liquors, 2,3O6 76
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23,727 40

1S43 DR.
Jan 21. To balance due President
and Directors of the LII. Fund
on 2Ist day January, 1s43, $39, ,267 O6
1643 CIR.
JAM 81 By Jno Fl. Wheeler, Trea-
surer of the Lit Fund, The sue
cessor of c. L. Hinton, late Trea-
sur.Of the Literary Fund, se,267 o6
REHABILITATION OF RECEIPTs.
DIR.
Amount on hand LIST Ne 'a4s, 57,e9s 80
Entries of Vacant Land, - 2,513 "a
Auction Tax % 81
Principal on loans, 1887 II
Interest on ditto, 344 "a
Interest on ditto, by Int Imp. Board, 52o 90
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NJ Oct. &" cash paid David W. Stone to
remit to r. S. Myers, to meet ex-
penses incurred in getting shin
gles ordered by the Literary
Board, for market
cash paid Pryor Reynolds, Sec
rotary, TO pay expenses of the
Members OF the Literary Board,
and his own as Clerk to said
Board,
no e cash paid Montgomery county
for Common Schools, March di-
vidend l843,
cash paid Halifax county for
Common Schools, Sept DiVi-
dend l843,
Balance,
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eIiuOIScO Oy IiAC o1oeO3 oho NoN
January 1st, .Is43, directed by
Act of Assembly, to be taken
up by the Literary Board,
+" Cash paid Israel james, Agent
to the National Intelligencer,
being for publication of the sales
of Swamp Lands, as ordered by
Literary Board,
/" Cash paid Pryor Reynolds, to
pay the subscription to the Far
mers' Register, ordered by the
Literary Board,
M,ch. By Cash paid J. M. Morehead,
Governor and President ex-of-
fcio of the Literary Board, be-
ing amount of principal and in
terest on the Note of George +.
Badger and D. w. Stone, the
same having been given to the
Literary Board to pay off debt
due to Contractors for furnish
ing the Public Buildings, &c.
Cash paid John Nj. Morehead,
President ex-officio Literary
~Bolrd, being amount credited
on John M Mason's Note due
the Literary Board, as per Re
solution of the Legislature of
1912 and 3,
Cash paid Fancy County, for
Common Schools, this amt,
/" Cash paid Mrs. Margaret Nc;
Pheeters, by the Literary Board
being the purchase by said
Board of 81 shares of stock
held in the Capital of the Bank
e of the State by DIR. McPheeters,
Cash paid expenses of the mem
bers and Clerk of the Literary
Board, from 5th January lS42,
to the lst April l643,
Cash paid loan from the Com.
mon School Fund, on the Bond
of William F. Collins and
Cash paid A. c. Dickinson for
Major Gywn, to defray his ex-
penses as Engineer to examine
and report on the tributaries OF
Alligator, by order of the Liter
ary Board,
Cash paid A. G. Dickinson,
Contractor on the tributaries Of
Alligator Canal, for work done
on said tributaries,
Cash paid the following Coun-
ties for Common School pur-
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of Internal Improvements, be-
ed By said Board, I,2oo oal
s22,s7s Ga
Dec. By cash paid expenses of the
members fthe Board of Internal
Improvements, as by order of
said Board, including Clerk'hex- .
penses to Weldon, II 30
Balance transferred to JnosH.
Wheeler, Treasurer Elect, $500 "a
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JAM 81 Balance due Pres't and Di-
rectors of Fund for Int. Improve
ments s22,soo "a
REHABILITATION OF RECEIPTS.
Cherokee Bonds sale 1888, 848 90
J. S. billiard and others, Justices,
s(sale 1867 400 90
Principal on loans by Internal I'm
provement Board, 1900 90
Add balance on hand, lst November
1842, 2o,42s &c
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DR..
REHABILITATION OF RECEIPTS.
REHABILITATION OF DISBURSE-
hHEMTS

REHABILITATION OF DISBURSE-
MENTS.
CR
STEPHEN Birdsall, Clerk to the In
ternaI Improvement Board, ~ 90
Thomas L. West, Clerk to the In
ternal Improvement Board, 120 90
Loans by the Board of Internal
Improvements, l,5l4 70
1,7o6 30
Add balance due Internal Tmpro-
Yement Fund, lst day Nov. 1S43, 27,049 "a
a$2s.75e rs
Charles L. Hinton, Public Treasurer, in account
with the State of North Carolina.
1912 DR..
Nov To balance due as Public Trea-
1s4s, $4,000 So
Cash received of Joshua Roberts,
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GOVERNORS HOUSE


GOVERNORS HOUSE.
Dec. Cash paid Joshua E. Lumsden, for
work and materials, in repairing
Governors House, &C.,
Cash paid Budd Woodard, for ma
terials furnished and work done at
the Government House,
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Dec. Cash paid James Page, Doorkeep-
er of the House Of Commons, for
= % days services, and travelling
$50 miles,
ishing 1872 loads of Wood for the
Legislature,
CONTINGENCIES.
Nov. Cash paid Andrew Kevan and
Brothers, for packages and Freight
for the use of the State,
Dec. Cash paid John H. DeCaEteFet, Tor
Binding Books for the Executive
Department,
Cash paid Green Hill for carrying
a writ of Election to the twelfth
Congressional District, to supply
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Charles L. Hinton Treasurer of Literary Fund,
IN account ucith the President and Directors OF
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

Sept Cash paid the following coun-
ties for Common School purpos-
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$62,994 46

John H. Wheeler, Treasurer of Literary Fund,
in account with the President and Directors Of
;toror,- E,nd
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John Fl. Wheeler, Treasurer of Fund for Internal
improvements in account with President and
Directors of Internal Improvement Fund
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SIO5,1Z 90
I843 DIR.
Nov. To Balance due President
and Directors of Literary Fund -
of N. c. on 1st day Nov. l845, S63,G43 go
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To thesepayments the State has balance of taxes
on hand of perhaps SOOOO0 The gross tolls last year
$476,53l. If they amount to 100000 the coming
year. and half received before July the State will
have and taxes S35OOOO to meet $500 900 of State
interest and Canal repairs say nothing the temporary
loans In relation to the Canal repairs and interest the
Canal Commissioners Report pages % and % has the fol
lowing =
he repairs upon the works recently finished will
probably be heavier than in any future year: neverthe
less thee must be very large increase the amount OF
net receps from this Ia the fund TO nav the in
ees QUE upon the LIST of January ensuing there will be
eshct unless the fund be enlarged by further
with vitw to that purpose"
The backward spring and severity OF the winter must
decrease the tolls and increase the repairs. Now
this further provision was proposed in the Ohio Lee
gisature in the shape Of bill authorize the Auditor to
levy tax upon personal property, which passed the
House and was defeated in the Senate for given
ny citizen OF Ohio, who sold his stock in this market
Vzii passed the Auditor dare not levy it." The State
fund mengers pride themselves that the Legislature did
not deprive the Auditor of the power of levyng taxes
Their refusing to do is virtually reputation. The
whole responsibility is thrown upon the Auditor who
well enough knows that he will be held accoxnta-
BILE for not taxng but imposition of $4,000 increased
taxas this yearto meet the deficiency would destroy him.
The following were the payments of the commissioners
last year. and the corresponding payments this wear =:
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Second Board.
so shas Harlem Railroad Company b
Commercial Stock Exchange-Is Wall 81
Second Board.
state OF Trade.

tea sale to-day resulted follows. Terms-Notes at
six months, payable in this cty-to be made satisfactory
to sellers
Hyson-l0 chests As cents; $40 withjrawn)
Young Hyson25 chests Sc cents 10 hf do Asst, 81 do
AIT Is do asa Ia chests 37 10 do 81 80 do $751; ~ hf do
49, 81 do 35 so do and IL chests So 40 do 80 III do and Sc
chests 2s l2s chests 49, 100 h do 1884, I02 do l2 COL
do H. 80 is 10 boxes 2l so do a. GAG chests l0l hf do
and 900 Is lib boxes withdrawn).
Hyson Ski9 chests 29t cents; l2l do 2S5; so do 103
A09 DC withlrswn)
Pcochong 90 b boxes 36l CENTS 81 do s6 y do ash
1875 do 3 80 do 3t III do 81 l39 do SSH 72i do 49, O5
do withdrawn)
CoBee-Terms, notes at four months, payable in the
city OF New York. TO be made satisfactory to sellers
Java 40 bags at lic per h. a6o do withprawn Rio, "a
bags with 90 do 7 22 do III $50 do IT. li3 do rs
$40 do !, 1917 bags withdrawn The market is dull and
prices one quarter of cent per ID lower Brazil at 81
81 cents; Laguayra, II ST. 100 Cuba II 81 $50 green
cash.
Cotton-1 he market firm, steady, good demand for
port and prices are well maintained Fair and qualities
above lair continue scarcf The transactions embrace
2l00 bales Upland and Florida at al 81 cts; 700 Mobile
u; and $50 Orleans, 73-together $3.50 bales.
The total sales oil the week ending Friday evening last
were 1000 bales.
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Died

In Freehold, Monmouth county, New Jersey, Tres
day morning. 2sth inst in the 23d year OF her age SARAH
NJ wife OF Barbare Throckmoron, and eldest daughter
OF Philip Grsndin, of New York
On Wednesday, Doth inst aged 8 months, ROBERT RAE
son of Henry Aud and Marion Rae.
The friends OF the family requested attend the fu
neral this afternoon at Al O'clock from No. 37s Broome
street, without further notice.
On Monday morning 2sth inst aged AZ years the wife
of Noah roTpkins.
The friends Of the family particularly invited to at
tend her funeral from her late residence, No 40 Norfolk
street, this afternoon, at 4 O'Clock