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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.
IN EQUITY.
W. II. Brown and WIFE, nu
Il. r. Berry ct, al
Will be sold at Sumter Court House on the
first Monday in January next, and if not then
sold, will be offered at each subsequent sale
day until sold.
Il TRACT OF LAND,
said 10 contain Four Hundred and Fifty A.
crcs, the late rescencc Of James r. Berry,
deceased, adjoining lands OF Mr.. Willis
Ramsay, also near lIarvin's Bay.
Said land will not be sold under Four Dol
lars per acre or $500.
Conditions OF sale are credit of one and
two years. I h. purchaser to give Bond and
security and pay for Deeds, &c.
by order Of the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER,
Com'r. in EquHy S. d.
Sumtervillc, Dec. 7, lSi7 6 1T
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One Price Svste,a.
Observation-Disclosures DIST.
------A. E.. nv EOIIITN -----.t

SOUTH-CAROLINA- DIST.
IN EQUITY.
Washington Brown and Wife,
vs.. Bill
Theo. R. Berry and others.
For sale at Sumter Court House on tho
first Monday in January next, and if not then
sold, will be offered ut each subsequent sale
until sold.
Three or more Negroes Of the Estate of
James X. Berry, deceased.
Terms Of sale are, one-fourth cash and the
balance on credit Of one year, the purcha-
scr giving Bond and personal security and a
Mortgage Of the property. The purchaser
paying for Deeds.
BY order of the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER,
Com'r in Eg'y. S. d.
Sumtcrvlle, Dec. 7. 1917. 6 at
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$40 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 2nd
inst, young negro woman, named
RA CHAEL:
has scar on one of her cheeks; much hair
OH her head; very long foot tho big toe pro-
jecting much beyond the others affects to
be fine lady. The avove reward will
be paid to any person that will deliver her to
the undersigned, CT The Jaiior of Sumter Dis
trct. She has relations near Bradford springs
MIR. VIM Davis, and Col. Thomas Rhame's.
If harbored, a further rev ard will be given
on conviction. JOHN 3. MILLER
Sumter District, 20lh lS47. Off
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DAGUER EOTYPE
MINIATURES.

Mr.. McINTosn would respectfully an
llounce to the citizens Of Sumtcrville, that
he purposes remaining in this place short
time, and of giving all an opportunity Of pro-
curing correct likeness of themselves and
friends in his superior style. Particular at
tcntion given to those wishing to engage in
the business Instruction with all the latest
improvements, will Ii, afforded on reasonable
terms. For further information inquire at his
room, in Cllina's naw building.
Dec. - s IF
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.
IN EQUITY.
s,:,.s. ,s, s. S::.... E:''.' =: :, Trustee. a..
VIII be offered for sale at Sumter Court
House on the first Monday in January next,
and if not then sold, will be offered at a
subsequent sale day.
Between twenty and thirty - Ne
groes' men, women, boys and girls.
The Terms of sale are cash. The terms
of sale must be complied with before delivc-
ry of any negro sold, and if not complied
with, will be lodged in Goal at risk of pur-
chaser and rcsold at his or her risk for cash.
by order of the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER, Com'r.
Sumtcrville, Dec, l647. g 4t
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"A. CON WAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR

Tho subscriber, thankful for past favors
bcgs leave to inform his friends and the public
generally that he llns just received a full as.
sortment OF French and English Cloths,
Cassimcrs and Vestings. Also, Gloves, Cra-
va,s' Handkerchicls and suspendcre.
Oc'. %, 1877.
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NOTICE.

Will offer for sale at Public Auction, on
inc y, hrst Monday in January next, at Sumter
court House, the House and Lot in the vii
lage OF Sumtcrvillc, known as the Methodist
parsonage and also at the same time and
said village. w i,EWiS "
Sumterville, Dec. Is, lsl7. 7 3,
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NEW DRUG STOR r.,
AT NO. 277, KING-ST.,
Opposite Society-st. and Mer-
ts6 chants Hotel.

OYpOSLtet tSOCtcty-St. ana IYc7'-
Ssa chants Hotel.
THE STAND FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY w. 8.
BoAG, & CO. AND LATELY BY E. N. MIL
tsSs LER, C CO.
THE subscriber would respectfully call the
attention of purchasers, in town and country
to his new and elegantly fitted establishment
at the above old stand. He has spared ITO
pans or expense to make it just such an es-
tablishment as would merit the confidence
and patronage of the public. He has receiy-
cd, and is constantly receiving. the yery
choicest of DRUGS,y MEDICINES.
PERFUllERIES, SURGICAL IN.
SIRU.MENI'S, TOOTH NAIL and
HAIR BRUSHES, all of which are offered
on the most reasonable terms, at wholesale
or retail. :
Amongst The numerous articles Just rcccired,
COLD DRAWN CASTOR OH.
Plantation Jo
English and French Qunine
Do. Blue Mass
Do. Calomel
Shred and Coopcr's Isinglass
Calcined Magnesia,
Pure Lunar Caustic
Hydriodated Potash
Calcined Charcoal
Single and Double Trusses
Chloride Of Soda
Bay Rum
'rapioca
Pearl Sage
Real Bermuda Arrow Root
Prepared Barley
Sup. Hoarlound Candy
White Jamaica Ginger
american and French Enema Apparat
Tooth extracting Instruments
English and American Lanccts
Pocket Cases
Cupping Cases and Sacrifcators.
Scales and Weights, &c
Super. German COLOGNE WATER
Do. French and English Lavender do.
Do. do Rose do
Do do Orange Flower do,
German and French rapcrs
Fancy Soaps of different qualities
Fine French Extracts for the Handkerchief
l}cssicrc's Tooth Powder
Essence of Vanilla, Almond and Lemon
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Rowland Knlydor, for the complexion
Gowlands Lotion for do.
llenry's Calcincd Magncsia
Alurry's Fluid Magncsia
Ruche's Embrocation, for IIoopinr Coupb
lays Linament, for Piles
Rowand's Tonic, for Fever and Aguc
Taylor's Balsam of Livcrwort
SWANS Panacea and Ycrmifuge
Balm of Columbia
Orris Tooth Wash
Jaync's Hair Tonic .5
Epping's Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight
Syrups of Lemon, Orgeat, Gum Arabic, &c.
Having erected large CHEMICAL
LABRA TORY, the subscriber will furnish
to order any quantity Spirits Hartshorn,
Sweet Spirits Nitre, Distilled Waters, &c.
J. p. M. EpPING,
Chemist and Druggist.
Dec. % & Am
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DISSOLUTION.

The copar;nership iilhes,o existing of Tor
yea s; Dall!son, is tbs day dissolved by n,i-
tnal consent. All de.a.,d. against the firm
will be settled by a. I.,sryea; and all demands
dac the iirm viii BIZ paid {" \. i,oryca.
a. LORIEA,
!. B. DAi.LISON.
Dec. -, lSl7. Stf
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EsTRAY.

Tolled before me, by G. w. Weston one
dark chcsnnt sorrel Horse, appraised at Forty
Dollars. The horse may be seen at Mr.
Jonathan Wcston's, about seven miles below
Sumtcrville.
D. B. McLAURIN,
AIagistrrle.
Nov. 80, lS47. 5 If
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NOTICE.

Th" subscriber regrets TO be under the ne
ccssi,y OF informing all l,oSn persons inlcb-
ted to hn--:hat patients lass gt,ae beyond
endurance with him To wait any hngcr than
sslc iirSt day 0l January ncXt,-hc requests
aaleIn for their own sakcs, and his. 10 pay him
Ivy that time, or suffer the consequences.
y. SULLIVAN
Dec. 22, lSi7. Stf
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FOR SALE.

a Tract Of about 80 acres of land situat-
cd on the ai1il!S,' al,ou, four miles from
Sta'churg, nerr "Catrllall." This is an cx-
ccllcnt situaiion for a Residence. 1t will be
sold IN one vr two tracts rs may suit purcha-
scrs. Ee.i,Ss accommodating. Apply to
J r. FRlERSON.
Dec. 2,, 1917. g st
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Received by wagon from
GH(lsdGn.

Fresh Lemons, Citron, Currant, and Candies,
French and American Rock do, Brill Nuts,
Filberts and Almonds Fruits received al
most daily.
Sept. 30. DICKSON g. LATTA.
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FOR SALE.

a good pair Of Family Horses. soand and
gGntle-will I've sold very cheap.
--AiSO--
An excellent and handsome secondhand
Fa,Bily Coach and Harness. Apply to
II. J. COGllLAN.
Dec %, 1917. 8 ;,t
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Oct 2-5 m
The necs-Ercitcment in the city-TMe Markes &C.
We have just received leakage from the pony express
to the effect that Gen. Scott has routed Santa Anna killed
Gen. Bravo and taken possession OF the halls the Nom
tezumas war of conquest be adopted as tho
only mode of bringing about peace. The news has
caused the greatest excitement in city, accompanied
with regret that peace has been result of the euo
tations The ponies however, will be along to- might and
the probability is, that will be in possession Of full in
telligence OF all that had TRANSFERRED
The mail from the north contains news of the slightest
Importance.
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore Market this morning.
the flour market continued firm and prices tending up-
wards There sales of 600 barrels of Howard street
brands at 20 70, less than which holders are now un-
willing to take The supply is SMALL and the receipts
light Holders of City Mills unwilling take less than
$5 49, Rye four 81 %. Corn meal held at 50 g.
The receipts of all kinds of grain continue light Wheat
is in good request with sales of good prime reds at liz
1872 cents; and ordinary good do, los liz cents:
white wheat, good to prime, 12O l8O cents and family
flour do lbs l40 cents. White corn So SO cents and
yellow do 65 cents. Oats, 80 AZ cents. Rye 70 75
cents.
Provisions good request and prices rather on the
advance. Groceries frmer. Sugars in good demand
Beef cattle $2 so per cw, gross average hogs S6 30
81.
Whiskey is in better request with sales at ~ % cents
per gallon in hhds. and bbls.
At Philadelphia, this morning, -four was firm held nj
$6-sock exhausted.
Sales of red wheat at ST. IS.
sale of 100 hhds New Orleans sugar at n cts per H.
No change in other articles.
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the precursor of era of glory for the Of Ana
nuac single efort-a great one il trueof all Mex
cans united under the banner OF paterna union will be
sumcent to defeat those who are awaiting themselves OF
our oissensions In order to subjugate u.s."
ms certainly pretty free language, considering that
vera Cruz. where this paper is printed captured city
governed by martial law and that if the editor had stood
at the corner OF one OF its streets and harangued his fell
low-citizens IN the same stran he would have exposed
himself to trial by military court and to the severesi
penalty which it could inct His written and printed
harangue would possess still extensive efficacy
than oral one and his venturing indulge in such
public appeal, is proof of the mldness OF our military
government hitherto in Mexico II is high time to change
course assert power and make these Mexcans
respectour dignity and rights. 1t is high time that
they should feel that at war with them, and that
we are the stronger power otherwise, we shall never
have peace with this obstinate blind infatuated race.
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The Baltimore American of this morning contains a
translation from the Concrete of Lima, of the 18th Au-
gust of the correspondence between Mr. Buchanan and
Jose G. Paz Sodan the minister Of foreign relations of
Peru. Mr. Buchanan, in his letter Of ED March last,
informs the minister that at the repeated request of the
Peruvian government the President of the United States
had Withdrawn Mr.. Jewett, the charge dafaires of the
United Sates and had named his successor Mr. John
Randolph Clay, late acting secretary of legation at ST.
Petersburg AT the time, he respectfully but ear
nesy reminds the Peruvian minister that his govern
ment had failed to meet two nstaments due to our c
zens with interest each from the LIST of January.
Is42-each instament being $4,000.
The Peruvian minister acknowledges the obligati s
which his government owes for withdrawing Mr..
Jeweti and at the time says that on the 9th March
Senior Osma, minister Of Peru to the United States was
directed to inform Mr. Buchanan that the first nsalment
had been paid TO. and received by, Mr. Jeweu
A note appended to the foregoing, says:
Mr Jewett sailed for Europe on the 22d JULY and the
second annual payment and the interest have already been
paid"
I'VE understand that Mr. John Randolph Claw charce
to Lima, and Mr. Seth Barton, charge to Chill who left
Washington this morning, TO the regret of us all, will
embark from New York in the Albany in few days. for
Chagres, to their respective destinations
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Cruelty dumb animals is of the distinguishing
of the lowest and basest Of the people Wherever
is found il is certain mark OF ignorance and mcaDness
intrinsic mark which all the external advantages of
wealth. splendor and nobility obliteate Ii will
consist neither with true learning civy and
religion discaims and deests insult upon maj
esy and the goodness OF God, who having made the
snc of brute beasts minister to the improvement of the
mind well to the convenience of the body hath fur
nished us with motive to mercy and compassion toward
them very strong and powerful but refined have any
influence the iliterass and irreligous.
Jones of Nayiand
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From bermuda.

BERMUDA, 2lst September, 1s47.
To the Editor of the Union:
By the royal mail steamer Tevio which arrived on the
sth have accounts from Vera Cruz to LIST September
Mexican news than we have by this vessel The Tevi-
OF sailed yesterday for England with 13 passengers ;
among them is his excellency Senior Don S. Bermudez
de Castro, Spanish minister at Mexico.
ROYAL mail steamer Dee arrived yesterday from Jamaica
via ST. Thomas, and sailed this morning for Nassau.
Accounts of another outbreak among the troops in
Hayti had reached Jamaica. ALI, however was quiet
again at latest dates.
had been favored with cOpous showers, and doubt
existed but that good crops would be realized
Two shocks Of an earthquake were felt at Dominica
the 5th, and the other the 9th inst church
at Marie Galante destroyed, and other buildings in
jured.
Her Majestys steamer Growler, bound from Barbados
to Sierra Leone, having injured her machinery, and be-
ing in want of fuel put in here on the 18th instant.
The "Bermuda Gazette" of to-day says "The Growler
has been expressly fitted by the home government for
emigration service between Sierra Leone and the West
Indies and has large poop placed her main deck
She left England for the coast on the add June last and
fortunate after her arrival at Sierra Leone 10
obtain full cargo 76) of captured Africans, which she
conveyed the colony of Demara where she arrived
early last month She has on board $50 Africans
(emgrans, whose term OF service has expired, and who
returning to their country free OF expense to
themselves The Growlers next cargo will be- we are
informed, for Trinidad"
These naked and fororn ssemigrants, whose term OF
service has expired and who are returning to their own
country free of expense to themselves, are probably
returning to their own country with exalted ideas OF
Brig New Orleans from Calais, Maine, and British
schooner Medora from Baltimore, arrived on the 10TH
Brig Charlotte from New York, brig Samuel Brown,
from Alexandria and British schooner Eleanor from Bal
timore, arrived yesterday,
Brig Factor for Philadelphia and British brig Charles
Gray, for Baltimore, sail o-day. l..
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An IRON MAN-sINoULAR PErRlFAcTIoN.-On Saturday last
agenteman brought into Portsmouth, from the Bloom Fur
nace Scota county, OF iron man, found in the
ore bed The part the foot and part o. ,he
leg Having been converted into iron by gradual process
the mnutest divisions between the toes, &c. not
visible but the general outline OF the foot and ankle
paPobe The spreading the toes, the general
we were told that the head and still per-
c There could be the least doubt of its having been
came in this condition. The body originally have
been pehhed in lime but of this there remains only
he outside incrustaton, which twill crumble off. What
was the man. is iron. BY natural process the
ron must have grown Of the lime and here is theme
o geoogists How did this change take place If
nghr and the facts to leave for doubt this
ron ron man would afford of the beautiful subjects
% geological lecture. The iron Tin which is foind)
eaned The cslcareous formation. The process OF
'suoh would be an instructive study.-Cin. Chron.
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nIississlppl.

Ertraet of letter from Jackson, Mss dated Sept 81
al spent some time in the I'd congressional district of
this State have doubt OF Featherston's success
over McClung The military Juror which the wings ex-
pected to make so much capital from has passed away
and numbered with the things that not Col Nc
Chung urges vehementy upon the south the support OF
General Taylor for president but the Signal letters and
the communication TO DR.. Delony haYe wellngh blasted
his prospects in this State. | believe the democratic
ticket will succeed all the State. Our canvass is
CROWN q quite warm"
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Important from Vera Cruz.

AT an early hour this morning we issued the following,
by telegraph from Petersburg
To the Editor Of the Union:
New ORLEANS, Sept. 26, 1s47.
SIR: The ]. L. Day arrived here last evening from
Vera Cruz. The news by her is important The details
meagre and somewhat uncertain. The main points
are that the armstice has been concluded without a
treaty OF peace and after considerable of hard
fighting, the city of Mexico was captured and our troops
entered Gen. Bravo was killed Santa Anna was
wounded and has retired with his shattered forces to
Guadalupe, about twelve miles from the city The en-
trance to the city the 10TH The reports that
Scott lost from 900 to 100 men, killed and wounded
Respectfully, yours, &C.
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lfe-boat of peculiar construction lately been
successfully tried in England The novelty is principally
in the form she is 30 feet long feet BEAM with double
sides, and air tight end las placed in her. and
she took in all the that she could gunwale under
and when she righed gave n I5nch side-n fact was
found i'm possible sink her She sails very fast stays
70 seconds and weighs only IL cw She will carry in her
lockers a months provision for so men.
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The of the Hon. James Buchanan the democracy
Of Bers county, the subject of slavery, is winning Tor
him golden opinions everywhere throughout the length
and breadth of the republic. The sentiments it promu
have acted upon the angry elements of party strife
like oil upon the troubled waves, and may fairly
infer that this vexed question will receive its ques the
ensuing session OF Congress.Carisc (Pa.) Volunteer
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VXTILLxAM b. HART attends tho collection Of
w all claims any of the departments of government,
Office on street, Treasury Building, Washington,
d. G. Sept A-4md
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DIED.,

This morning. at o'clock DANIEL BROWN eeo Of the Wa
Department in the list of his perfect
having Of hope in the redemption Christ
His friends invited attend his tomorrow fsu.dav
at o'clock the Baptist meeting house on 10th street
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,. z. THOMPSON,

,. n. THOMPDON,
Merchant Tailor, Colemans Hotel
TIME subscriber would call the attention Of the public 10
his very large and we-seected sock of cloths cassi-
and vestings comprising all qualities and prices,
which viii be sold at the lowest possible rates. ll'
Also splendid lot of French scarfs and cravst.
Sept. z5-eolmif
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Ot- jackson Democratic Association.-A stated meet
ing association will be held Monday next the Ali
inst half past O'clock p. full attendance Of he
members is respectfully requested.
Oct Il. w. McKNEW. Sac
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ns- Rev. DIR. Roberts OF Baltlnaers IL expected
to preach Wesley Chapel Sabbath next (to-norrou,
at III O'clock and at O'Clock in tho evening Oct q
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Or The next regular meeting Of managers of
the Bible Society of this city will be held Monday after
noon Oct 4h at Al o'clock in Dr. Anolds Seminary
ner of and l4th streets.
BY resolution unanimously adopted at the last neeng
nil the ministers of the Gospel residing in the city par
ticularly requested to attend this meeting. Oct 2-lt
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Circular of his ercncy the Secretary of State to the GOT
ermors Of The Slater of Merico and P,sebLa.

errors Of me Sfdfes OF Nierco and Pnetfd.
Your ExcElIRNcY His excelency the President of the
republic orders that your excellency will command the
local authorities Of all the and villages in this State,
which lie within the distance of 30 leagues from any of the
points in which the enemy happen TO be situated
raise en- asse the respective inhabitants OF these said towns
and villages in order that they attack and haass the
enemy with whatever weapons each may conveniently
procure whether good bad, by fire and by sword and
by every practicable which is possible employ
in The annihlaing OF an invading army.
Ana nus exceiency also orders that excellency will
take an exact account of all those wo having attained the
OF TO- and not advanced beyond So without any
cal bens, remain at home, and enlist in
National Guards nor support number of soldiers
mentioned for instance making prisoners OF the scat
terng soldiers of the foe catching mules and horses
and sezng his wagons, and destroying munitions OF
f
military popular force, and certainly their defence by
really the most ecacious, aud less
because people who do not choose it be con-
quered by another and had not series oil unfortunate
events occurred the spirit OF the people,
of 1900 upon capital would never have
been witnessed. ..f. rI.
Your exceency knows that the Argentine republic is
INFERIOR in point Of populaton to any one OF our States
persisted in the Of Buenos AyIes harassed even by
the women who hurled upon them from their house tops,
iurnture stones, and boiling water.
copy and publish this supreme decree for your excel
Of all that has been expressed in IT, upon the part OF the
Mexican Inhabitants of this capital and when the abest
Of ts population, comprised among its propretors, mer-
chants and officials shat go forth, gun in hand, TO encoun-
to its last cnenchmen and for that purpose your
exceency will command that stones and every other kind
Of missiles and proectles, be collected and placed upon
the Tor The emergency 80 soon rs IL arrives
justices Of the peace, with the execution of this ordef
God and liberty
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Treasury Notes outstanding Est October, Is47.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, October 2, 1847.
Amount outstanding of the several issues prior
of I'D July 1885, per records this office, $26 39 81
Amount outstanding of the issue under the
Of ed July 1886 per records Of This office ls4sso 90
Amount outstanding of the issue 18th Janu-
airy, Is47, as per records of this office l47ss $50 90
l6s4sese 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of the nc
counting officers, of which $685., 100 is I'M
der the act of 18th July, 1916; $709 800 under
the act of 28th January, l847; and 8ls,55O
under other acts l,A6,a5O %
Sl5,5SS.I@ 81
DANIEL GRAHAM, Register of the Treasury.
Oct lit lint. 81 Ger. Nat GAIL