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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Jan. 5-

Thursday, Jan. 80 p. NJ.
There is new features in the Stock markets sales
very moderate. and prices little firm. Ohio 6's
rose per cent; Kentucky 6's ]; Harlem t,
Mobile funds are liz IL, with a downward ten
dency.
The Lewis county Bank has renewed Its REDEEM
for the present.
The indications at Augusta Georgia. that the Insu-
rance Bank Of Columbus and the Phanx Bank of Coum
bus, are any thing but SAFE
The people of Mobile and Alabama generally seem to
have great faith their Banks worse those banks
behave the they adhere to hem On the Goth ut an
active enquiry for Northern bills sprung up and buy ers
failing to get supplied from usual outdoor sources they
resorted to the Bank of Mobile. The bank checks
on New York was lOt cent and there crowd Of
applicants at the banking house. each one waiting his
turn to be served. AT u O'Clock the burst up
ceasng to check any MORE having exhausted her north
ern funds Thenstituton then began pay the ire
deemable paper had received for its northern checks for
sterling bills, which will proba ly he sent to this city
and checked against by the bank when the shall
gone up sufficiently to make il profitable. This operation
called by the dupes, praseworthy efforts to improve
the currency and regulate the exchange 1t is the
operation al Ways pursued by the United States Bank
branches by alternately buying and selling they con-
tinually created margin, which yielded profit at the
expense public and which could not have existed
out Tor the arbitrary movements OF mOnopolizing
dealer.
is rumored that dealcation a 500 900 exists the
Lawrence estate. managed by Nieoll The heir of this
estate however came of age two years since. Thestock
of the company quoted yesterday at 81 1877 to-day
GO l5. utterly impossible to tell the extent of the
defacaons, nasmuch receipts to any extent may be
outstanding, Of which no register was made The de-
mands upon the company for deposes have been upon the
whole very light, and offers made from Of the
Banks to place what money they might want at their dis
posal This offer not however awaited Of the
cessty for il did not appear.
The dealcation of Nicoll of the New York Life and
Trust giving instance of the gross abuse of conf
dence into which tempted by being largely
trusted with the property OF Others has increased the
general want Of confidence in all moncyed corporations
The Life and Trust COMPANY has hitherto preserved the
good opinion Of capitalists through all the difficulties that
nave hitherto evertahen money affairs 1t has divided
uormy IL per cent per annum and the stock has been
hed mostly by wealthy men, rates ranging from 1876 to
iao' IL now appears that the dry rot" which has
destroyed almost all other concerns has long been eating
into its vitais The unbounded and unwarantabe conf.
dence rePosed in this by the directors in suffering
him to make way with large an amount of property
leads to the inference that the has extend
edo all the investments; and the inference is that the
s4,OoOoOo, invested in bonds and mortgages IL would
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shGs Louisa Lsayi, New oJssns VIM Nelson; NsSaIk
cola Badge Peek; Germ Lincoln b Marks Brett Yose;
Rienzi, Durfee, Newport
Arrived.
o D1 o MSSs ssss M s% days from St. Marks with cot
Bs Franklin Beach iof Bp.able, 6 days from Bordeaux
s$sd Z Boston New rs p ia E; 'Gts .f sss
s. 'en Ts1' S EsS %s Gs of
S"a M hs a. ai enc weather lost
British brig Wasp tesvit from Sierra Leone, and % days
Left no American vessels 10Th ult loo miles sou Of Cape
spoke barque Alabama days from New Orleans for
Brig Augusta Sherwood days from Savannah, with cotton
Brig Wilson Fa en- Cobb days from Savannah, with lice
Brig Cyrus CnIrier iof Ponand) Is days from St. Marks
s As st S from o. SfS o s S Sa FOR
n for sam xe q odn e% ss
Schr sE%pre Chase, days from Baltimore with mdse
sehr RGanSks Knight days from Georgetown DC. with
with naval stores e Powell Nils '' " ''S'o"' w..
.,o sss. IS ss ows T M from Wilmington NC with naval
seP o Ms T WcoGSa f ntS from Wilmington NC with
Schr Constitution Lawson days from Virginia with wood,
schr Swallow, Robinson days from Virginia. with wood,
General Record.
Com Gatchs from Ra.mq5e for La
Colby from Backspo for Elizabeth q " lying at anchor IN
Hampton Roads by which the latter much injured having
The G also sustained some damage. Both vessels have
BRc Proxy, Bradford Norfolk from Portland, expert.
ON fore s
with and rigging attached and sustained other
both N.Y. who ~o.e ana hs
b.a SAL wbs the %s, cs sd1a om
s% s The san of i G% 3D. dated at R R bound
"a % Wy KNOT 'GaFa H; On I'd
fort was ha made e her Off The dsh load
her Off her false aud keel having up several
ss he f Ss 1 & ssy
and S h
SIR CTnsTnR yandy1s from New 0san PA!a1
and ashore on Dses Creek Flats above Bombay Hook
| had gone to her assistance
Home Ports.
%s assiI Bo,oa for Psna
@ Dsnaon duSa ta'hs s HarSoa, Aa%ana
Bosrcs, sDa@Bsow, Unicorn, Williams. from Manila
G2 d6 Se~aae GG sss s% 6
;?p, Knight 6SsssISn; New void Yeans g j:y%; oIo
we ss eR sGyst WELLS % Gfr Gray ssas "a sH. "a
Paul pon of hi, 81 on M Palmer Gag
'; piS S .: ' ca%
WINS F"'s% Cook ia and fAGa, 1s. " Ei'Sss
Jan snaG ETC., Rsns sf NYG
Sid Lghoot, Ulmer Savannah; Arion. French New
York.
New LoNpoN, Jan 2-Arr Sarah & Esther Darow Edgar
ley Horton, Boston for Virginia; Lstona Handy Norfolk for
New Bedford; Thomas. Kendck, Bostoe for NYork Com
pance, Loveman oh do; Trio Nckerson NYor for Boston
Vg'lant Heath, Newport for NYork sloop of Van
dalIa, Ramsay, do do.
NosroLE, Dec 3-AT Proxy Bradford, Portland; North
STAR Winsiow Boston for Richmond CID Geo Clifford,
Brown. Wtst Indies Sid Pearl, Pearce do
CHARLEsToN Dec 3O,Cld Ann Louise (B) Kell Liver
| pool; Cervantes, Tufts Boston.
MOBILE, Dec 2e-d America, Burgess, Liverpool; Della
| Walker. Condry, NOrleans.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NE

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
BALTIMoRE, an 4An Coquette, (Br) Young Demerara;
Mary, Cook. Newburyport; Ellen Moves, do; MilIcent
Or fifth Charleston. '''
CHARLEsToN, Jan Arr John Robert, (Br) McKeekne
belfast Ireland Jane Brl Potts Llvsrpool Tampa Fench
United Kingdom, Br) from Portsmouth, Eng. Sid Chicora
Rogers Liverpool Chapman Thompson NewOeans; Ellen
Radclh. Apalschi oa Merchant Leslie West Indies. Arr
Dec 3D. Albert Perkins, Clark st Pierre MART Sadfast (Br)
Ann Louisa, Brl Kell, do: Racine (Fr) GuereauIt vre
MOBILE, Dec 27-An Cshawba. Coffin, NYak; Mary Fran.
ces Hubbard 90; Chas William, Keating do 0rower Ulmer
DO, Tamerlane lBr) Norris do; Touon Rich St Thomas
kosatn Cook Wiscasset Colorado, Swan Bath Me Anna.
wan, Burdeu Newport. Cid William, Croker, Havana.
General Record.
ScHR ELLEN, Moves. at Baltimore from Newburyport run
INTO schr herotee of Bristol Saturday morning last out
sd the Cspes damaged her the weather at
the time ing very bad and wind heavy from NV The
Ellen carried her iibboom, bstav, flying lib sprung
powspI knocked on cutwater and otherwise slightly
spoken.
l., Bsnc from St Pierre, Mart for Wilmington NC Dec a.
Foreign Ports.
OF THOMAS Dec 19-In port La Grange. Winchell, from
ndn ne lor Savannah, IN distress with loss of
from Ph,ladepns; Delo Eckeldt OF do; David Due Adj
ans q do; Ann smith, Yates, of Nav Haven; Clinton Hardy
OF Wilmogton, NC Nsh,nt, Pearce from Plymou H. Mass
acia Dukeha OF BALTIMORE; Caroline, Morgan of Wash,
ington, Nc Also, U sloop of Marion Comman Ter
Armstrong, from cruise. ~
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2 XII Wariog Ssane3 Hobrook Nelson co-l5O Smith,
Mills co.'s q Coll,ns-5t order.
sAxAcgsaJBng Wilson FusrS59 chs rice Naebshen
WAX n Taman-89 hides bdls skins Atwaer-2 Louis
Laihfop-i bxs Smith. Wright col bb trunk Durham
Dimon-l bales cotton Booman Johnston cog Parme
Lee kiburn RogeD--33 Kingsland eo-72 Lawrence
drmble-63 Nj Prescott-l box Belan--87 bales
f. Woodbury-25 O order.
SAvANNAH-Brg Augusta-l45 bales cotton Colt & eo-4
boorman, Johnston co--gyH Fniey-78 Lawrence x Trim
eIe% H az Wood-59 Smith, Mills CO.'S
Miler-25 j Prescott-t0 do 80 bags feathers II r
jrases50 cks rice A Natebaben-5O Barclay Livingston
2cs Wetmore Benedict. ..' ..-
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proclaim him the equestrian champion of America He
challenges contest of craftsmanship with any boy or
living, provided is made in the of the Amphi-
theatre The ring OF the Amphitheare of the Republic
is near enough the spectators to enable the audience to
distinguish true genius from imitation.
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BRIGHTON Cattle Market.

MONDAY, JAN AIT market, SIS Beef Cattle so Stores
2750 Sheep, and 80 Swine About 900 beef cattle unsod
Prices-B Beef CattIe-Last weeks prices not
tanedwe quote few extra at $780, first quality, 81
S425 second quality, 1926 $3.50; third quality, SO
S3,25. Sheep-Dull lots sold from 75o to 81 20
Wethers from 81 rs to $3.50 stall fed do from $3.50 to 81
SwneThose at market were from the immediate neigh
borhood lots sold to peddle at retail from 81 to
An occurred in report last week OF cattle
1t should have been $4,75 instead of 1919 reported
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GARD AND AUCTION NOTICE-Messr. BELL &
- HOWARD, (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give no
uce TO their friends and the public that the Com
mission business IN all its branches and will he continued and
carried on as usual and the the old
stand NO 81 Ann aud lis Fulton Liberal advances
goods consigned for SALE Certain sales and prompt
warntee can be depended The regular Furniture
OF all descriptions takes place Wednesday and Saturday
Dry goods clothing fancy articles Tuesdays aud Frdays
Out door sales OF groceries, furniture and all descriptions Of
property, attended to. BELL & HOWARD.
d3 lm-ec THOS. BELL. Auctioneer.
L.F. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer
COAL-L NJ Hoffman x 20. will sell auction in front of
~ tSelr store sc Wall street Saturday. o'clock
1000 tons Broad Mountain Schuyk Coal of superior quality
~ lump egg and nut sizes lots to suit purchasers and de-
liyered in any part Of the city.
Tems-under so tons cash so months 100 tons
months. is 2tsm
ITO THE LADIES-To be sold auction at i49 Broadway
4 on Tuesday next, Jan i 8i3, halEpast o'clock A.
M the whole the valuable and of Furs
consisting of Fine Long Lynx Russia Fox ehincia
TIN, MINK and eunote Mufs &C. &C. They will be sold with
out reserve by
JIG 3tsr i DIETERICH Auct,oneer
HUNTERlEN DIsPENSARY NO. 3 Division. 1t
4 eight years since Hunters Red Drop first made
public and out of the thousands of cases has failed
Hundreds mitators and couneete have sprung up
it ouves all their attempts, 1t proves itself daily to be the
only prompt permanent and innocent for all diseases
persons who opposed all kinds of medicines
aud obliged last acknOw edge after
IN some cases spending hundreds dollars nothing Of
broken constitution 81 VIAL which warranted in all
i6 Itsr
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state OF Trade.

We notice new features in the several markets
Narai Sfores.-Sales Wilmington Turpenne at So rs ,
800 Tar, smal barrel at $l25 Spirits Turpentine at
80 cents.
Propisions-No change to notice in Beef or Pork the
demand inactive sales of old and lard have been
made at 81 74c; New Hams bring cents Smoked Beef
81, Picked Hams 5, and Beef Rounds cents
Rice-Remans dull, without sales worth reporting for
DAYS mast.
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AMrHrHEtrRE or THE REPUBLIC, BowERr.-The over.
Moving and delighted audience at the Bowery Amphibe
are last evening" conclusvey shows that the public in
tend sustain their avorto Amphheatre in defiance of
all foreign innovations. The opposition of few srolinp
adventurers performing the inside of huge tub 4,
wretched broken down. aristocratical theatre only slim
uiaes the ahietae of the Bowery Amphheare to still
greater exerlions. The public will decide whether IN,
"me'honored Grecan games be well represented
on the stage of theatre in the arena of regular am
Phhea're There can be substitute for the arena
oe,any nothing can be represented on the stage that
wiz s'Vethe spectator the faintes idea OF circus In
the Amphheare the audience surround the entire circle
e pubic are seated in the midst of the performances
and seem from their proximity with arena strife to enter
'o all the feelings and mbbe the enthusiasm of the per.
formers The Amphiheare instead of concealine their
anec sports SO arranged that all can distinctly wit
ness hem young Aymar the bright particular star
the Amphheatre The waving OF handkerchief by the
fair and the deanng plauds the multitude on each
evening Of Master Walter Aymars performance proudly
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BoRDEAUx-Brg Franklin-30 hhds annette Boorman John
sion co-l0o do Lee co--t do wine ii Hos-lo do L
Haliday-3! do IS hf do Fmsnn-ii3 wine Goldman
co--2ii do Durand cot do A De Aguire-a boxes
Chadon25 nj pipes brandy Seveu son-l hid ThayIe
Il Dbl Bm,oge-lo bales corks Brusem, Koop co.'s lids
annette to order.
SIERRA LroNE-Brig wasr-l ton camwood III hide. tons
old iron leopard skins Nevius & son.
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90 Those who have visited the American Museum
during the holidays wonder longer the celebrity of
Mr. Barnum the this famous establishment
They have secured collection of talented performers,
brilliant and groteque pectacles wonders of nature and
art from all portions Of queer planet and lasand least
that greatest of all wonders. the real General Tom
Thumb % descendant ofthe hero of that name, famous
in song and story The hours of performance the better
to accommodate the public changed to halfpas one
and four o'clock
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279 hhds sugar Barstow Pope.
81. MARKs-Barque Mazepps-s2 bales cotton Holbrooh
son coil Kellogg Cooper-30 Wolfe Bishop-sg7 j
Msl-lst Center COTS do bxs mdse Maitland cos bys
tobacco Perkins X Hopkins.
ST. MARKsBng Cyus--i2e bales Mel--lss Center CO.
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pretty difficult to realize the face. The following is the
last statement of the Company las compared with some
OF the -
New YORK LFE AND TRUST COMPANY, JANUARY ls4l
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-That never-failing source Of
Jun and frolic, the Great Western" appears this
evening In his amusing extravaganzas; his perform
ance are sufficiently ludicrous to excite the rsibles
oil Tue verlest sober-sides. An unusual amount of
noVei'les are presented in the bill for tonight The
Iavorlle drama of the "GoIden Farmer" with
bhly Williams as Jenny Twitcher, is rare at.
traction, and, together with several other excellent
pieces, will doubtless draw crowded house
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M "A R | IT. I'M E Fl Err A d.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor, If captains of vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEY, of fleet, a
vessels spoken on their list of their end
foreign they have He will board them
immediately their arrival Agents and correspondents
home or abroad will also confer favor by sending this
Office all the intelligence they obtain. Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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On Thursday morning. the 9th inst after painful i'll.
ness of one year. CoRSELIUs c. GILBERT step-son of
Thos. Van Worst in the goth year Of his age.
The friends and relatives OF the family requested
attend his funeral Friday afternoon o'clock from
Gal Broadw ay, corner of Blocker street.
At Montreal, Thursday, Dec. %, Isaac VALENTINE
Esq., in the 65h year of his age, much regretted by
large circle of friends and acquaintance.
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FROM BosroN-In the Paul Jones, for Canton-Paul s
crptains lady.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
rs ~ ELL PHI ao s;ifGf;'''
''''>i Nos 22 Jim and us Ettl,oH erect
FRIDAY,
a. 10 10 O'Clock in the sale, room
guns, fancy and pledged articles,
Also 90 boxes cav tobacco, and 100 do segars.
Also % first rate travelling quantity pledged
SATURDAY
~ 10 ~ o'clock in the sales room.
large and respectable hotel including numerous feather beds
I'D ss s To- Sotns
talns, late. &c
HENRY f. RTELL, Auct'r
BY RIELL s. ARCULARIUs.
store soi Broadway, corner of Duane streets.
RE- A. ready to made advances to any amount on
o s. f. s, sss and out
&C. md Fur
SATURDAY
AT l0n O'clock in sales ROOM,
sSSs % So.s
% he a RSav % and do
]%ested The goods are unlimited and deserve than
' ''@1's SATURDAY EVENING,
rare al sspa ST SS ss5 ss %
s9SS s g. ere
are richly worthy the inspection and consideration Of the pic
'''' 'a'''S e'% TTEsbAy, January 10, 1873
she Gos aIss 5c fine bottled Madeira
Also ee olives. &c. 100 baskets
the @ sa am;doI and grape wines -
'' " 20" WEPSEspA 'Ss"' every STYLE
A.ss 10, q fancy goods, from from families. re-
Also large LOT of flag bottom chairs direct
IRON A.. the ana maker to be sold at any price
caynt' bags, gloves cords CLOTH Shirts drawers and fancy
Also rich mahogany chairs book cases. stands centre
gether with many other goods Just come in store.
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Sales Of Stocks mt Philadelphia Yesterday.
shares Wilmington RR, Ct, 80 do Kentucky Bank 43a
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Circuit Court,


JAN. o.-Sdtord StfHtceH Co. VS.. Benz. L. Webb
This is suit for replevn to thousand barrels
OF Hour. The -four was consigned from Ackron in Ohio
py piants IN this suit to pay their acceptsnces in this
CITY, when IT arrived at Cleveland, Ohio some persons
mere changed its destination and consigned to the
iendant IN tbs suit and got accepances upon it. The
uoversy is th ereiore between the tive consignees.
PENDANT - " Nv
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY @.
Cleared.

RIsEs 81 NOON 10 SO
........., &c EIaH wATNa,., 70
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GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATING
STTpER III JTOITS HAIR


POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR coMPLETTsstLHg ~, AMP ! T,S PERMANENTLY
sUPERFLU0US HAIR
Sshy od
stubborn beard Of H. needs not word 81 comment in its
n hs I'D Sa"o door % o%
Br9adway-s per bottle. Beware of deieterious limitations
""ef' also NAV DC 'Au GoURAUD'.
EA u DE BE A u Il e.
ness Sores and ali tons elicit ns healthy
Ss%s SS' Liquid superb article and
@''i
c % as
NJ CO. Grss Grsnts Louisville Louis CO.; W. A. Chase
I "s f Ns2% & % Nxf GaSs H ESS as'ta
S:;. sSfis'5 SS'S s W. Lis
Sssasy's dSsS, sS R5s:
hesrut stree Henits,h druggist; Harrsburvh
fRS%,: ttI" Nsn .ss@ ys Rssme%
d Bsao1s sF Hsne s &e
e mus, be post paid none ohe are taken from the posl-o
tonsbs hin lew Years his rems useful che
%sl e S' 6 e"y and
excited the cupay OF nest Of bse counteeiter WIN at
PSe S 5S Ss%' 'i s. Un nd ss
& sS u opS soss sf he
Doctors fac sme engraved the outside Drec-
tons, French and English accompany each bottle.
Remember only Office ~ Y for the above celebrated
Cosmetic, is CT Walker street, door from Broadway.
j6 lmr
DR: GREGORY has removed to his permanent rsdencs
~ No. IL Barclay Broadway Ample and eNtshs.e
have been made, in the multcy OF p,,.ase
ocn, for the comfort and OF Dr. d' numerous
and stl-Increasis Y list of pauents. :.,. u.,,. :.
DR.. Greg orys skill in treating diseases OF 10
wall known and appreciated His usamrn may ov ,eeu On
being tn best that be obtained ~
munications always ,garded IS connuen"a ,,,.
Iy~No. n Barclay ST. near Bfoadwly. 10 III
O j. TOBIAS b,gs 70 MORN his trends and the public that
- n, ha, given up Agency OF Messrs Ncwalt bar
aud entered into business on ms own account AZ ~ Nhden
lane where he offers for sale Watches eweery and Cutlery
on liberal terms. Joot"r
January lst si3
nORERr ROBERTSON, Gentle
IL out on the cath Nov 1912, from 90 re-
moved to ~ Watt st, where he can be ear
Hudson st. is ,ts."
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$50 ,9O3 due Jan. 1910.
$4,000 paid Feb. 18th, 1910.

Sal sO3 remaining due date ofcommttees report March
1910.
Mr.. Samuel Thompson is of the directors Of the
Trust Company One would imagine that such operations
these the part of officer of the company would
have induced caution the part of the direction
The effect upon the character of the moneyed institutions
still in operation, will be immense. No person who trusts
his funds to the management of irresponsible and
sociations is safe for moment.
Mr.. Alfred Kelly, OF the Ohio Canal Fund Commits
oner and the agent of the State Of Ohio for receiving
her share of the land distribution is in this CITY,
and with view to relieve the State of Ohio from the
discredit which financial Encouragement has brought
upon her, has published statement in the Wall
street papers, endeavoring to show that the State
is able pay her debts, and for this purpose makes
of the Of Mr.. Brough, the State Auditor
In the last week of November letter from Mr. Brough
published which stated the State debt OO0
since when 5000 600 sold blythe State at per cent
discount Mr. Kelly says the whole debt &c. 1885,,
374 One of two things is evidenst either the affairs
are in such condition that the state officers tell how
they sand they do not state them correctly The for
mer most likely to be true. Mr.. Kelly makes the follow
ing statement
By reference to the above document it will be seen that
although the net proceeds of tolls and for the past
year account of the interest fund have fallen short of
the estimated of interest payable the State debt
for the lS43 by the of 1921 $50 81 stated in
the last annual report of the Audorye that has not
been necessary borrow money for the payment of in
terest Tor the current year.
The amount of interest for the ending JAN
uay lsl3, including that day, may be stated in round
numbers, at $4,000
To meet which there has been received from
tolls and taxes, as stated in the Auditors re.
port, $663,349
(Which has been repaid, $4,000
Received from u. S. Treasury (pro-
ceeds sales Of public lands) 54,0sl
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A NNUAL BALL OF THE HIBERNIAN BENEVO-
~ LENT UR!AL SOClETY:-The undersigned on be-
half of the Hibean Benevolent Burial Society. feel great
pleasure announcing that their Annna Bali will be held
the 10th of January l93 Tsmmny Hall and they would
also that the proceeds Of the Ball will be applied the
MACNEVEN MONUMENT. They would therefore, take
the liberty Of earnestly requesting the active
those who Of perpeuang the fame and patriotic
vices of this ilustrous lrishman
Tickets eau be obtained from the following personsParck
Kelly, President, Of Bayard and Mott ST. DR. VIM o.,
DonRel Vice President, 81 James WIN Green Treasurer
g Prince ST. Isaac Walker Secretary Csrmne Arthur
Stars Assistant Secretary, 20l Hester Nage Monroe
James Sh,tkey nth md 10th avenues Patrick Cherry
John Crow, 81 Mulberry ST. John Donnelly White
hall Patrick Dee Washington Desbroses; John
Flynn Centre street. near PEARL John Duffy 81 Elm street;
Flynn 2t and LIST Murray, "A Mott James
Ryan, 206 Cherry ST. Oliver Goodwin Marion and
Prince; James Doyle corner Pearl and City Hall Place;
John Cunningham Grand Broadway James Multi
gan Grand street Broadway Michael McGnnis s7h
BrookvuP Connolly ITO York st; DR. Fauuey 81 Fulton
street; Thos Kane Washington II Ill John Doherty, Fman
-
NBmThe membersof the Committee requested meet
Mr. W. Green's on Monday evening, 9th inst render an
Of tickets and transact other business appeaning
the Bali, &c. |. WALKER, Secy.