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Phoenix Bank Of the City Of New York, on the Ca.
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the amount Of the Funeral expenses paid by your
Lodge in tho case Of Bro. Anderson
The Golden Rule from which We extract,
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AUCTION.

AUCTION.
MILL be sold Mt
e<x5TTzHx<yf w Pai(ic Auction, on .<&
d[4&S the premises Of the H32S4s
kY Subscriber, in Halifax, ~
A-.k--, on Wednesday the oath sUV-
day Of November, inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
yoke Of Oxen, yoke offs year old Steers
l Cow, . Yearlings, 80 Sheep.
LEWIS woRDEN.
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Melrose Seminary.

FNIIE SECOND TERM Of this Institution will
il commence on Wednesday, de- LIST, under the
rare Of JoHN s. LEE A. D. Principal, and Miss
EInIsA BEssErr, Preccptrcss.
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A BEAUTIFUL ASSIGNMENTS Of Christmas
N and New Year presents at the
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IN CRATES New style China, ctUcisry aud
~ CLAUS iYdrc just opened and for sale cheap at
WHEELER & PRATT.
Nov. 10. 6w12
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DUCK WHEAT FLOUR at the Sign of the
ID Elm Tree TOWNSHIPS SONS.
Nov. 10. ~
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Stationery.

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IL Waters, Scaling Wax. Fancy and Tissue Pa
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Extra Family F5osr.

mR EJU Flour, all + made fs San', pars
III ~ New Wheat, and every barrel war
" rantcd to give perfect satisfaction.
!, WHEELER & PRATT.
vow 10 owls
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LOST.

ON MoSDAr, Der. 25th, at or near Marlboro
~ Centre, an old calf skin Pocket Book, contain.
ing about one rndod and dirty dollars in Bank Bills
besides sundry papers, such Notes, Receipts, &c.
Any person finding !; shall be handsomely re-
warded by returning il to the subscriber
CHESTER ADAMS.
Marlboro, Nov. 9, isa7. 3wIi
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En Chests Teas Of various qualities, just
sDU received aud for sale cheap by tho chest or
pound 70WNsLRY & SONS
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New and Cheap Groceries.
TgulE subscribers have just received their new
Il stock Of Groceries which we will sell at extreme
low prices. WHEELER & PRATT.
NOV. i6. evils
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Iron and Steel

or Ill sizes and kinds, DlaekAnifh's Anyils
~ Blarksmith's Vices, Buggy Springs, double
and singlc Log Chains, Draft do, lrou bars Of all
sizcs Horse Mails, from No. to 10. An Of which
viii be sold low at the Sign Of the Elm Tree.
T0WNSLEYS SONS
Nov 10, is47 ~
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consisting Of Massachusetts, and Halifax No 81 cold 1t
~ 90 81 sax 81 75 $50 half bbls Connecticut shad
sold the No ls at 81 as and the No "a 1t 50 IS
FRuirsales of 700 boxes bunch rxisins were made
81 as n 81 so
HEmP-Nothing tH.
HAr-sales North River, at 4oc.
LEAp-There were sellers at SO SIX,
MoLAssEs-Sales Of 100 hhds Muscovsdo were made at
2jc 27c.
.NAvAL sroRrs-salss of 100 bbls Spirits Turpentne
reported acc, and sales of do at SIC In
other kinds, nothing OF moment doing
OIis Sales OF 1890 gallons city pressed Lpseed were
made ut 70c and $500 English ut 81 Gee; Sperm was
steady, while there chsngein Whale.
PRovIsIoSs-Saes of 20 bbs clear Pork were made at
S7; 100 bbs old prime reported sold at SILL and
100 do do at Sl2: 40 bbls Pork Hams were sold at
7Hc. Beef continued steady. Sales OF so bbls City
Mess made ut Sls SOC. Lard-sma sales in bbls,
considerable quantity of Beef in tierces but we could
not trace it to satisfactory result.
RicE-Sales Of 100 tierces were made at 81 SIX; 6
25 the latter figure for fair quality.
SuoAR-Sales Of 100 hhds Porto Rico were made at
6 cents.
TopAccoSales of 40 bales Cuba were sold by auction
at l3K l7&c, and 4 months.
WHALEBoSE was steady with sales N. w. at 293c,
and South Sea at 30c.
WHisKEY--Sma sales were made ct 25c
WooL-Sales Of Fleece were making at about the fol-
lowing quotations; Saxony full blood at 40 Soc full
blood merino ut soc 3sc; half do u do, soc 4Oc
common and blood do, at IS 900; 1000 lbs Mexican
were sold on private terms
FREIGHTs Engagements to Liverpool were made at
Is. for Hour; to London, IS. Sd. offered in the
packets; grain was engaged at l2l A foreign vessel
was engaged for Liverpool direct to load with grain
lhd 900 bbls were engaged to London at 4s Cd; and
5000 bushels of corn In bags ut I'D vessel also
engaged for London to load with grain In bulk at I'D
To Havre We quote flour at 1885, grain at AGO. and cot
ton at No. per ID.
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These returns made up from the books Of the Har-
Dor Master and considered rather mperfect but AZ
the amounts each year derived from the same source
they answer well for comparison The quantities put
down in the above table doubt much below the
the Ha Master makes his reports very rarely
hibt full statement of the cargoes The clerks in the
hurry Of business give only the largest shipments or
suoh as are Consigned to business houses at st. Louis
great mary boats go above and take full cargoes for
New Orleans the Ohio river, and in returning only
stop short time at ST. Louis and of their cargo
count whatever is taken In the article of -four for in
lance instead Of the amount stated above have
doubt that the receipts from the upper rivers
tuay amounted to barrels and of wheat to
ooo If not to bushels in the past six months
to which, in order to exhibit the full amount Of business
fst Louis should be added the amonnt of -four grain
&c. brought in by wagons, and the quantity of -four
manufactured there.
The commerce of St. Louis Ia increasing with wonder
full rapidly and that city to be one Of the
largest in the Western cou dtry During the year end
Ing the lst OF June Their nine hundred and thirty
two houses erected thin the corporation limits Its
geographical Location is superior to that of any other
western city "a the extent Of back country which
Will look to 81 Louis for outlet is immense.
Accordip & to recent report OF the finances Of the
oy the Comptroller 1t appears the public debt in
April East amounted to eight hundred and seventy
at Thousand three hundred and nnety-six dollars,
divided and payable as follows -
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Died.

Died.
On the 10th inst. suddenly Julia NJ, wife OF John
Whiting and eldest daughter Of Linus X. A. Rachea
heDshaw, aged IS years
The friends of her family and those of Robert NJ Viii
ting Esq respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from the I'd NJ. E. Church, Sunday the 18th inst at
o'clock M. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood
for interment.
The Troy and Lansingburgh papers will please copy
On the 10th inst MARY, infant daughter Of Henry P.
and Phebe l. Buchanan, aged months and IA days
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
y invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at two
O'clock from 286 Fourth street.
Newburgh papers will please copy.
On the 10th inst, ELIZA, wife Of A O'Reily
The friends OF the family requested to attend her
funeral this Saturday afternoon at half past four
clock from her late residence 20l Ninth street.
Broadway. without further invitation
On the 10th inst. RICHARD p. Powers. youngest son
of William and Anne Powers, aged 10 months and ~
days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon o'clock from the
corner OF Stanton and Columbia streets.
On the 10th inst ANNE ELIZABETH, daughter of John
and Mary Anne Scott, aged months and 81 days
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from ths residence of her father 30
Greenwich street, ut o'clock this afternoon.
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COMMERCIAL lNTEILLGENCE,
The El0ur MARKET

PnrAApnLrHrA, July ib.There has been less activity
in -four, but prices are fully sustaned owing TO light
receipt Sales Of soc bbs Western Ut So s7 and som.
at So 80 to the retailers fennsylvania hour fresh
ground Is held at 81 u.s. with small tales Rye -four Is
nominal. Corn mea-A sale at SO 40 per Dbl Grain
sale OF 1000 bushels good red wheat at 81 10 and lot
Of prime Mt 81 40 per bushel Rye Is worth 72c 73c
Corn-Saes Of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania yellow at 75c
II Is wanted at this price sale Of New Orleans at 10
cents
CINcINrAsI, July lo-Late Friday 267 barrels were
sold at So aud 100 do at 81 TO- To-day 400 bbs were
sold from store at O. supposed 81 10; 1000 bbs at
~ lb 1000 and 200 do at S4 which a that buyers
generally offered and many holders willing 70 ac
cept this rate or White Mills choice family brand,
90 bbls. Sold in two lots at S.
NEw ORLEAssJ July The rainy weather for several
days past together with the anticipation Of later
from England, has rendered business Of all kinds sx.
ceedngy dull Flour has declined from day TO day aud
1900 bos sold yesterday at SIS 10 to IS for Ohio
and Illinois and 80 per Dbl for St Louis brands-a fall
ing Of since the steamer OF 81 as to 81 so per barrel
Nothing done in wheat About IL 600 bushels OF corn
Disposed OF including 500 bushels white and vel
low at Soc 1000 bushels white at 6sc and some other
small lots at zoe. per bushel. ,'..r
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10, lS47.
The breaking Of pole at the Of Third and
Market streets last night snapped the two telegraph
wires leading to your city and the substitution Of
substantial pole occupied nearly all the morning and
course suspended the transmission Of messages The
pole too weak to bear the weight of six wires which
rested and the consequence was that the upper
part to which the wires attached snapped of
The other wires leading to Baltimore PittsburR, and
Reading were not broken, and the communication With
those cities Is still kept up
Judge Parsons has created quite hubbub among the
magstracy by serving rules upon them requiring
show cause why certain defendants who had been ar
rested for trivial breaches Of the peace or taken up
while intoxicated for other peccados have not been
held to bail and the returned to court The ma
gstrates contend that they the right under exist
ing laws, to settle such upon the guilty parties
paying the costs and fines which their misconduct has
imposed upon them. This is denied by the Attorney
General and the court and the question will probably
be taken to the Supreme Court before a settlement
OF the principle be obtained Judge Parsons
Is certainly very erratic in his course upon this
well as other subjects Upon recent occasion he Ia
mented that not in the power Of the Grand Jury
to impose the costs in certain trivial where the
bills OF Indictment had been ignored, upon tho alder
men who had returned them to court, and now be
the terros Of the law against the aldermen
returning that would most likely have all been IT,
nored
Sales OF Stocks at hiiadelphia.
July l6;-FIRsT BoARD.-7,o Reading RI, sss; 5000 do
,Ar5rT s.,rs-zoe Wilmington RR ,ssx, u S. Bank.
SrcoNp BoARD-occ wilmington RRea, ssh
ArTER SALEs-lo00 Reading RR Bond ION; 900 Grard
Bank l3 5000 County g.. 49, lo0k; 10 Length. 35h; 50
Reading RR. saH ao3 Lehsh Interest sk 10 susquehaDns
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, FRIDAY AFTERNooN, July 10.
Flour and. grain some frmer to-day, and
Ries of Gsneses were made at So la straight brands
Michigan at So s7x, and mixed brands do at S. rs
IS slI sales Of Richmond country were made at &c.
n lot OF western mixed wheat sold at 81 2aX; Ohio
white worth 81 30 81 -, and good Genesee white
81 4o Corn moved freely at improving rates Western
mixed ding to quality sold at 64c Csc with
parcels Of yellow Mixed etc at $780, fiat yellow do at
Csc 8ec, and round northern do at 7Oc 72c lot of
white mixed sold at 7oc; considerable sales were made
of western Mixed to arrive in all the present month"; ut
osc sales Of New Jersey meal made at 50 co.
Of Western New York at So SO l2 sales of rye were
made ut s5c. $50 oats sold at 42c Provisions con-
alnued heavy; lot of clear pork sold at ST.
Of prime made at Si2; and old reported sold
at Sill. parcel Of pork hams soldat no; small sales
hard we're made in brls at one. There doing
In coffee, with fair sales for the season. of
sugar and molasses.
RECEIPTS down the Hudson Rirsr, July Is.
Flour. 1873 bbls. Cornmsal Il 400 bbls
Asass-we report sales of about $50 bbs. potts. lin.
oludng some lots sold yesterday evening" at 81 sk ana
-Fiour--ws report sales of oasooo bbls
0enes.e at SO l2 800 do Oswsgo SO O6< 1000 barrels
do on ,hs spo soS at So 1900 DO sssss S,a 1So
Michigan sold at S5 SIN; 1000 do mixed brands Mchi
gam and 900 90 Western mixed sold at So IS, The
olosirg rates % 7oaS6 SIN for mixed Michigan
IS 67 for straight brands do and IS 2K for fair 10
good brands Genesee. Wheat-Y Yesterday afternoon
about $500 bushels Ohio white sold at 81 81 To. day
there WAS Of do reported at So and 1000 West.
ern mixed cold at 81 23h Pure good white Genesee
worth 81 40 Corn-Sales Of 1900 bushels of Hat
were made on private terms 10000 do yellow
xsi, reported sold at 66s69c 1900 do
New Orleans mixed, sold at $40; IA q 10000 do
Western mixed sold 66c including 1900 do nc 65Hc;
5000 do yellow mixed, sold at $50; 2i00 do white mix
ed sold at 7oc 1000 do ast yellow sold at $50 $50 and
n 0UO0 do round Northern yellow sold at zoe 72c
Meatsa-s Of 500 bbls Western New York sold ut So;
100 do North River do at 80 l2h and 800 do New Jer
sey at 10 80 Rye.sales Off 5000 bushels made
at 9Sc soc Oats-Saes Of 5000 bushels made at
400. Borv-The extreme quotations for this article
about DOC n 600
CorTEr-salss Of 1900 bags Of Rio we're made pri.
vate terms.
CoTroS-T The sales to-day amount to 1900 bales wish
out further change in prices and chiefly taken for
export the market closed steady at the annexed quo
tations
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BUFFALO, July l6, ls47.
The -four market some nrmer to-day, and sales Of
1000 barrels Michigan and Ohio brands were made at
81 sax q 81 76 Wheat dull. We note sales Of
5000 bushels Ohio white at l0lc. Corn irmer
and sales of 1000 bushels Western mix I'd made
45c. Whiskey frmer at $50. Provisions inactive
Freights to Abany-Flour, Csc; wheat, 1885, Receipts
tomorrow
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ALBANY, July l6-P. M

ALBANY, July l6-P.M.
There change In nour, prices remaining steady
at yesterdays quotations Corn stood at the same
60c for Western mixed, without sales of Importance
Dealers appeared to be waiting for steamers news
Sales 5000 bushels Ohio wheat reported at l2lo Rye
no change Whskey was some 6rmer. Receipts by the
canal during the preceding % hours Flour IL 600
bbs corn 1900 bushels; wheat 1000 dol oats 1000 do
Vessels scarce, and freights steady.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


BOTTOM, July Up. M.
Sales Of $500 bushels Western mixed and yellow
were madeat 90 Goo. Sales 5000 bushels mixed little
heated sold at 5sc Flour firm at $6 rs for Mich
gan and So for Genesee Porto Rico sugar quote
at To- Sales Cuba nolasses, about 100 hhds. at ~
24Sc Provisions-No change. Freghts steady. Cotton
Small sales at steady prices.
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Phiiadclpnl. cats,. M.rs.t.

july 6-Onsrings Of The week $40 beef cattle inclu
ding Tor New York $50 cows and calves, 9so hogs
and lot sheep and lambs
Prices Beeves-Nearly all sold within the range OF
80 30 " so per 100 lbs. Cows and Calvesssles at
x5 $50 Tor fresh Sl2 S2a for ipripeers; and 81
fs for dry Hogs brought Sos ~ 70 per 100 lbs
sheep and Lambs all sodat " asa for sheer and sis
90 foy lambs, a. In quality III .r.'5N
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BY THE MAIL
scroS, July 10, lS47.

WAsHsGroS, July 10, lS47
The Forces in the Field.
II appears to that Father Richie has been playing
the Jack oAntern with reference to the actual even
the prospective forces of Scott and Taylor The admin
stration has been active but understand = great
number Of Volunteers have been declined, who would
now do efficient service II they were In the field We
understand that the whole force Of Scott Is follows
"a. uepih. 1900. 5000 men
Along the road with trains, &C. . 1000 do
Sick ut Vera Cruz and along the road. :. 500 do
Total. ................ 5000 men.
hB expected achievements In process arrival sf
vera Cruz, deducting casualties, cannot exceed, We
suppose In all the reinorcemsnts for June 1000 men
Inc whole OF this force viii be required to Rsrrison
leaving Tor the march upon the City Of Mexico
aorce OF 5000 men. And II Gen Scott has ceebrafed
the 4th Of July in the imperial city Of the Aztecs he hss
done It, In default Of with less thrn 0O
men SO that II he Is there and fails of dictatipg a
peace the question wn ia he tn cat h.chY
Gen Scott has conducted the invasion With sinvui.r
poldness enterprise and but has he provided
Tor the hre in the rear! He has not had the mssns
He has done the best that could be done but how d b.
to progress to retrogade He can do neither and
less Gen. Taylor is despatched to his relief the prospect
appears to be that Gen Scott stand at Pueblo
But Gen. Taylor has not the men To march with
even five thousand via San Luis he must break up IN
his dspots In the and abandon entirely the North
ern departments to the enemy. WIN that answer We
think not.
The prospect s therefore that both armies will have
to stand fast till more troops down Ten thou
sand more men are wanted in Mexico they can be
had NOUS VERRONs.
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, r nm, HEENFX / LgE.Sss 4;ses,.sE !, !,

ArypLEIys ssHE JtyEEsHTst zsfsS,siF NEW HA
h sf:dsy JsI, sS6 !. q essss
:s raven fsH's, ssss1.s iIs
W q ~. % Nsr yS1 .a y
and IA 6t boat lad as boilers and
e~ss" s's'% SiG ss sss ys:s
e hme Of sale She wi be sold without reserve The Boat
aid s-ts s. vii isizsssd where 'Ni scT s'
Is hsys tSS S.s sh A.. Changes Trustee.
oanSn On all dsi.snd per cent
sS sl'ri u ssS sus s vii and as
to ne account principal - b. r. OGDEN seeIeary
u E ~, GEN IN, re Ran away from the 1iber
The pub, e s.n INST Charlie, Fisher an indentei
hin oarIisse59f e SfE.s
S9TiHh dHRN iAAM M, , GlkANDYgLks, HALL. Ian
ss sSy si 81
Hs sSs1s s I'D
Jy!s sot-rc l3i Fulton st door of Broadway
PhGNIS BY The POUND.-Jast received at Duffy'. ana
EGTiih prints which be by pound Also YARD
enSn # buyers solicited goods as their cheap
ivun... ~ - P sisfisis'i DUFFY SON,
~. o-Ie Aa6 Grand street. corner of Columbia.
New RRAaSSFFHS SN4YN l REF9T
and German %R0sI of Fsnea Plates
soh o Slssa spa and
rs ,s mSe sIcussly furnishing the various mate.
seiis: for uppas hs
wi, u sn,. oi articles on the most reasonable terms
CqM2 .rd A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PRLTCHAKD
p.pa1 aSS kn %%sd
aud 49, sd approved by able
Bes%ss s. corner of Front aud opposite Fulton Market
{ F0ToN WATER COQLERs-I would most respect.
ed eso he G @e w pe E inJ
liability Of this article cannot be most excel
being entirely ON new psn T.e
above will be sold at price that may within the reach
The public invited call at 2sa waters,
between Peek slip and Dover street. door Motifs Stove
B-Ths Cooler be in operation ass Water
A pvERTlsEMENTsa daily forwarded for publication
who 4. G sS"s
MsE SRASs ss sssr TRSo ,Y:
HfSsSss 94 r9 IA su BE-
formerly o0""'e %s.S S ss F as.y r'o'pof
sInLDeeply impressed with grateful the many
have the dasess
OF m hand when The
ana a feSe r. and whom found
~ and for deserving officer by this tri
butte OF respect - ~
i now fourteen years since entered this company,
and during that long period have every grade
of office, with credit yourself honor to the
This IN Itself speaks louder than words in favor Of your
worth, and the is the
ever followed your promotion.
The hearth interest nd anxious ceilings thos, who had
the pleasure BEING your commnd shall ever be che
hed for your welfare through busy fe and
may your l days glide peaceful your military
honorable
Therefore Resolved the members othe FRS, Troop of
ashilgton Trays who having served under your COM
mand do offer you their unfeRned thanks and
your merit be conspicuous the world those
who served under you.
LIEUT.. VARIAN, President
CHARLES Is oNDEL. Secretary. jvlr Tier
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BosToS, July I6-P NJ.
Inc body OF Capt Geo Lincoln who fell at VISTA
arrived mere yesterday afternoon In the ship Norfolk
fo'n view orleans The body Is enclosed In lead COT
M ana 70 be placed In the vault under the Stone
the preparations can be made for transmits
sion to its final resting place at thu :, ~.
father, ex. Governor Lincoln, at Worcester tn.
mony In this city will probably be civic and military
escort to the Tho reception at Worcester VIII hs
Of imposing character. The mplemsnts &c. OF the
deceased arrived here few days since in the Cathsxus
and Mary
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Sales Of Stocks nj Boston,

EXCHANGE BOARD July l3t Boston and Lowell Railroad
s02f Boston and Worcester do I2?; chburE do l2ek
Northern do l03A; Old Colony do 05: ~ Boston and Pro-
yldencs do 70 Fall River do % Auburn and Roche.
20; 100 Reading Railroad 3A East Boston Co lsA, 30 do,
bl0ds 1917 1855 East Boston Dividend. IS; Norwich and
Is do, bids. 33I
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oNpEp DEsT or THE CRY OF Or. LOUIS, APRIL, ls47
LfLs upikhifL The EscnL Yaars pix
Carried up. S46t .606
S81s,3s6

Carrieu up. $iot,696 S8I6J96
!, @is debt, there Is payable In New York. $6a4 40O ;
s1e MS, ssoIco Philadelphia, $3.50 500.
Tradition to the bonds falling due the present year,
ard - b. provided for certificates Of deposte being
part Of the funded debt amouoting to deposts
made by John Breckenridge, $l42o certificates given
to contractors SA,22s A6 are to be paid