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ADAns's AR1THMErIcA1 SERIES.

The attention of Precepors of Academies Teachers
superintendent IN Common Schools and all those in
erestad IN education is invited the full series OF Ath
metca Works nov published Copies will be furnishes
Tor examination application either of the Publishers.
PRIMARY ARITHMETIC, OR MENTAL OPER
AiIONS IN NUMBERS being introduction TO Ad
ans New Arithmetic, revised edition.
l-ADAhS'S NEW ARITHMETIC. REVISED F
piIlON being revision of Adanss New Arithmetic
first published in 1927
dlI-KEY TO THE REVISED EDITION OF AID
AMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC
DENOMINATION, MECHANICAL. POWERS &
MACHINERY. ThePrincples Of mensuration ANALYTICAL
ly explained and partially applied to the s1EAsuRE5ENr
OF LINES, sUPERFIcEs & SOLIDS: also philOsophcal
explanation of the SIMPLE MECHANICAL POWERS. and
their application to NAcTS Designed follow Ad
ams's New Arithmetic. On prcss)
N.-BOOK-KEEPfNG. This work contains a lucid ex
PLANTATION Of the science OF accounts new concise and
common sense method 81 BOoK-EEEPING Ely SINGLE EN
Try, and various forms Of sEcEIrTs, ORDERS. NOTES
BoNDs MoRrGAGEs and other necessary
the transaction of business. Accompanied with Blank
Books for the use Of lfarnars. Published by
J. w. PRENTISS & CO. KEEHE ". II. .
COLLINS & BROTHER NEwfoRK
p. CIV. PHILLIPS & SAMPSON BoSroS
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STATE OF VERMONT Be i, remembered
District Of Addison, IS. ( thar alta Probate
Court, held at Middlebury in and for the District
1913
William p: Wheeler, administrator with the
will annexed, of the estate cf
AARON HALL.
late Of keene, in the County u Cheshire. IN the
State of New Hampshire, deceased presents his
petition in writing 10 this C0urt, pravinc for Ii
cense TO sell the real estate Of said deceased m
this State for the purpose Of paying the debts of
said deceased and expenses Of administration and.
therein sets forth the amount of debts allowed by
Commissioners against said deceased. the expen,
SEES Of administration and the situation of the real
estate, and that there IS no personal estate Of saM
deceased IN this State, and that it is ncce sy TO
sell al the real estate of the said dc ceased for tie
purposes Aforesaid It's tiereupon ordered that
SAID petition be considered by this Court. at the
session thereof 10 be held at the office of tie Req
ister of this Court, in said MiddIeburv on
Thursday, the 2Ist day Of December next. az one,
O'Clock IN the afternoon, and thar said adminis.ra
TOR give notice thereof to all persons interested
that they may appear and make their obiessions,
If any they may have, TO said license bcine grant
ed, BY publishing certified copy of this order in
the MiddlebGry Galaxy newspaper printed AZ
SAID MIddleburv-thrce weeks success;yclv prc.-
vious 10 the rimc Of said Court. 81
Jed. s. BUSHNELL REGISTER,
A true Copy of Record.
Attest, Jed. s. Bushnell, Register.
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SI1GuLAR DEATH.-Last week, on Thurs
dsv, traveller died at the Centre Village in
mn. town, suddenly, and singularly. The
circumstances, as we gather them from a
gentleman Of The jury Of inquest, are these /:
At about noon Of that day he WAS at Mcln-
discs Falls. where he called for Il glass Of IL
4usr AID dinner; expressing desire 10 OBJ
r,i1 i ride north he was taken into a carriage
hy The landlord. who was about starting
in the same direction, and al Passumpsic Vii
lc-e, took, as il is reported, another glass Of
li1uo-. He reached Ffcuch's Hotel nj The
Centre Village inIhis town soon after o.
clock where he called for liquor and suppar
He drank more Ihau half isubler full, SIN
down by the stove, and rising soon. remark
cd that il was too hot Tor him; and the sup
perbsl ringing shout the same time, he WAS
shown iato The dining room, where he seated
himsefat the table. 1t WAS observed that
he put handkerchief 10 his mouth, and al
ihe same lime he called for glass of winter;
when he leaned in his chair and soon fell 10
the floor He Was taken from the dining
loem and left upon Tho floor Of an adjoining
room, where he was found the next morning,
dead. and in iha same position in which he
was left, as testified by the landlord who
took him into the room. When left at the
Hotel he got out of The carriage and paid fer
his ride without manifesiing any signs of in
toxicatiol CGIedoniGn
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Adams'S New Arithmetic.
REVISED EDITION. =

This valuable School Book contains the characteristics
OF the former edition, in greatly improved form with
snch and additions the Of the de-
name IL has been already very extensively adopted in
place OF the old edition and is received with the
qualified approval.
Adams New Arithmetic is almost the only work A.
thmetlc used IN extensive sections New England. II
every part OF the United States and in the State
of New York, is the Text Book In ;tr rY rHR of the
one hundred and fye Academies which reported to the
Regents of the University in 1871 1t has been adapted To
the currency Of and rcpubshed in Canada Ii has been
translated and repub-hed in Greer. notwithstanding
the multiplication Of Arithmetics made up. many of them
oil the Maternal of this work. it has steadily
the public favor and demand.
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This is chemical extract of Wild Cherry and Tar
Every body knows that Wild Cherry possesses important
me licina properties and Tar Water has always been
administered in Consumption and Lung affections general
~ by oldest and safest physicians Various remedies
ii have been offered and pled into notice for the
Of diseases of the lungs and have been found
uh very useful but Of all that have yet been discovered
it admitted by physicians and all have witnessed
its effects that has proved successful this For
Asthma shortncss of Breath and similar affections may
be pronounced positive 1t has cured Asthma in
many Of and tweny years standing physi
had declared the beyond the reach of medicine
This Balsam is made from materials which Nature has
placed in all Northern ATTITUDES andoe for diseases
caused By cold climates.
Nature is but the for an effect
Whose is God"
Let us NOT neglect her pluinest dictates.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
w. p. Russell Agent
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The PATENT OFFICE RoBBERY.-We
understand that no persons have yet been
arrested on suspicion Of perpetrating the
great robbery at the Patent Office. 1t
appears that the diamond snuff box, in
the attempt to dstach it from the wire fast
enngs ia the case, was wrenched and bro
ken asunder. Fourteen Of the diamonds
were found in the case, which the thieves
in the hurry of their departure left behind
Intel
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ATTEND!
We Lovers of Fine Flour.

The proprietors Of the Grist Mill located at
New Haven East Mills, would respectfully inform
the community generally, that they have recent
ly fitted up said Mill in first rate order. The
whole establishment has undergone thorough
and radical change in its organization and rnorea-
Die apparatus, under the supervision and direction
of an experienced and scientific mechanic, OF ac-
knowledged ability. They would also ,nOdeStiy
suggest TINT, after a somewhat protracted search,
they have succeeded in finding faithful, expert
enced, and (what is truly strange in this dcgener-
ate age that Rard Auis, an honest Mile. Ex-
tensive additions have been made to the machine
~ in all of its departments entire new run
of Stone bald-cheSt, Corn Cracker, and many Other
improvements too numerous to mention. In short,
the leading object has been without reference to
expense) to have I'm plain English Good Mil
and Good Miller. We feel therefore prepared
to say unequivocally TO our friends and patrons
generally, that our Mill is now in first rate con-
dtion, with suitable materially to furnish one of
the grand essentials of domestic bliss, namely,
the Stafofifs, either for the fasdious epicure or
modern Grahamite. Will You give an op-
portunity of furnishing practical proofof the gen.
uineneSs of our professions Try us for once we
humbly beg, and We feel confident that your fu-
ture patronage is permanently secured.
SAMUEL p. NASH,
EDWARD PHAIR, Company.
ERASMUS D. WARNER
New Haven East Mills, Nov. "a, 1915 3l:3w
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HEALTH OF Mr. CLAY.-We learn, from
reliable. sources, that on the day of election
Mr.. Clay got up from sick bed with de-
termination TO go and vote for Gen. Taylor.
He was, however, absolutely forbid leaving
his room by both Of his physicians, who fear
ed that any exposure wouldbe attended with
the worst results. We regret 10 hear that
Mr.. Clay continues seriously indisposed
His illneSs was of much more severe char
acier than we had supposed.
Courier. Nor. a.
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The HApL,Y FALLS Dam DESTROYED

TnE HADL,Y FALLS DAM DESTROYED.
This immense structure thrown across
the Connecticut at the New City," nine
miles north of Springfield, Mass, was
forced from its foundation by the accumu-
Iating waters, OH Thursday, the day OF It's
completion, and The larger portion OF 1t
DESTROYED. Thu water had risen within a
few feet of the top, when it broke through,
and in few moments nothing but huge
wreck remained of the largest structure
of the kind ever erected in this country.
It was over 1000 feet long about thirty
high, and cost some $4,000. A large
manufacturing interest was dependent on
it for motive power. Though many lives
were endangered, none were lost.
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GREAT CURE.

Wallingford Sept -, 1913.
Mrssrs Geo. Stanton e. Co.-Gents-I feel it a duty
both YOU and the public make the following state
In Nov. 1871, taken with pain in my
great toe which became running sore, Qost Joint
and extended up my leg and in such that the
Doctor said could live but short time heard of Hunts
Lnimeut-.cnt and bottle which gave immediate
relief, and the second entirely cured am now well
and tiihk Hunts I.innent saved my lifr
21;m2 AGABIIS BISHOP
We certify that well acquainted with Mr.. Bishop,
I'd know his statement 10 be true +. w. KENT,
Wallingford ID. IL. SABIN
Sold in this place by w T. Russell and II. A. sheldon
We truly believe the great American Remedy Naughn's
Vegetable Lithontriptc Mixture will destroy the whole
principle of as laid down By the Medical Faculty
This Great Remedy will twelve of eighteen
which il administered for, and that greater ratio
than the ferimcH Of the Faculty show, with their
system The explanation of the properties in Vaughn.
thonripe has been given, the proportion of each
known but the singular result of the many trials
tho articlee invariable good effect which follows proo
enough thai 1t ha. equal "a curative power, in the
whole catalogue of remedies let them from the Fac
ulty from Quackf If distinction be made which
is doub;cd Not less than 80 900 people tried Vaugns
Remedy the past IL month-a whole army tcstimo-
mails Of the worth of this panacea the greatest production
Of any age See columns get pamphlet, read, buy
and be cured.
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ACc1DENT.-We learn from the Brsttebo-
10 Eagle that a most distressing accident oc-
surred at West Dummerston, on the 9th inst.
y lad named Harry Emerson, about 10 years
of age, son of Geo. w. Emerson, accidentally
fell under the fore wheel Of a wagon heavily
loaded with stone. The wheel passed oYer
ms chest. inficting internal injury which caus-
I'd his death on Tuesday following.
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VT CATTLE-WithiR few days, an
enormous train of A ears from the CEN
ire of this State. loaded, with Cattle.
arrived at the Lowell Railroad Depot in
Boston. having Come over the Vermont
Central Railroad via Northern, Concord.
Nashua and Lowell Railroad.
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FOREIGN 4 NEWS.
New YoRK, Nov. 25, 2 - P. NJ.

New YoRK, Nov. 25, IL P. NJ.
The Cambria reached her dock at 10 o
clock, A NJ.
AGvices are 10 the l1.h. Ireland is Quie
with the exception CT the unrelenting wal
between landlord and tenant in many parts
Of the country. 1t is reported that an at
tempt was designed for The rescue Of Smith
! O'Brien.
FRANCE.
The struggle for the Presidency will be
between Cavaignac and Louis Buonaparte,
10000 troops would assist at the pfocla-
nation OF the Constitution in Paris.
Intelligence from Vienna TO the 4th has
been received. Vienna has surrendered 10
The Imperial troops after eight days siege,
and the whole town was in their possession
on The 1st OF November.
Great loss Of life and immense destruction
of property took place during The bonn
ba rdment.--Over thirty barbados were
carried by storm. The students fought des-
perately and were only overcome by being
shot down or hung in the street.
Many ofihe Hungarian troops went over
to the Austrian army. Many of the leaders
were taken in their attempt to escape. The
battle between the Hungariabs and Austri-
ans which ended in the repulse Of the latter,
is stated 10 have been very sanguinary.
On The Sd the Diet had dissolved itself, on
ly members being present al the Capital.
The headquarters Of WihdischgraH
were still. al Schonbrunn.
On the 4th the city was perfectly tranquil
the disarming was going on rapidly, and
the barricsdes had been nearly removed.
lTALr.-All is in confusion, and several
paris Of Lombardy have risen against the
Austrians. A proclamation issued in be-
half Of the CeRtral Junta, was posted over
Central Lo .nbardy,iuvoking the people 10 rise
against Auslria.
II had excited violent tumult at Genoa,
which on The 2SIh was in full Instruction.
In Prussia, come disturbances took place
at Berlin on the Both ult.-Bwlington Daily
Free Press.
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The infamous Madame Rcstell has
been discharged from the Blackwell's Is
land peRitentiary before one half of the
term OF her sentence had expired. She
was pardoned by Coz. Young.
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C. There will be no President of the
United States on Suneay, the 18th of March
next (Gsn. Taylor's inauguration not TAX
ing place until the 5th). A national day
OIL test, at the expiration of Mr.. Folks
; S. strikes us as quite appropriate
Springfield Republican.
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TIE OLD TnIRTEEN.-Gen. TAYLOR
receives the votes of ten of the old thir-
teen States, to wit Massachusetts, Con-
necticut, Rhode Island, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary
land, North Carolina, and Georgia.
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NJ The Van Buren, Courier, Of to-day.
calls Caleb Gushing, of Mass putrescent
renegade Wonder what the Editor of that
paper calls HIMSELF Burlington Daily Free
Press
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s,,din6 us a brief interval of slelghIng'
Down The river, the storm was MOI ~
we're. delaying the arrival of many OF 'ne
r,;lroad .rains.-BrattLebOrO PhGT''1'
9Th inst.
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CorxcIDENcE.-The 9TH of November was
the anniversary of the battle of Tippecanoe,
under the lamented HARRIsoN. 1t was cele-
brated by electing Wing President of the
United Staies
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WOOL MARKET, BOSTON, NOV. 2:
(From the Traveller)
DIED.,

In this town. Nov. IA, ERWIN Alison, son
ofJohn and Mary Ann Varney, aged
months and days.
Sleep on, sweet babe, and take thy rest,
Till the Archangers trump shall sound;
Then rise triumphant with the blest
No more to sleep beneath the ground.
In New Haven, of Consumption. on the
2lst inst, SARAH, wife Of Henry Wheeler,
aged q wears.
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Two STATES FOR VAN buren, "A Hunk
err says that Van Buren, has two states--ihe
future and Tie fallen state!
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REMOVAL.

The subscriber has recently removed his Book
BISDERr to the south end of the Bridge, in this
village room No. Nichols Building, third story,
where he will attend to calls as usual in bis line
of busness,-such as reminding old Books, or
repairing as the case may be. Also. Magazines,
and Periodicals of all kinds bound in good style.
Blank Books, such as Records, Ledgrrs, Jour
mails, SC. ruled bound in workmanlike man
ner. He solicits the patronage of the public and
assures them that work shall be done in 4 durable
and workmanlike manner.
II. RICHARDSON
Middlebury, Nov. lS4s J0:3w
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10000 pounds

ST. Croix S. p. x. Sugar.
1000 pounds Crushed and Golted Sugar,
0OO do. Loaf dr.
1000 do. Java and Rio Coffee,
400 do. Pepper and Pimento.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia
Ginger, Rice, Pearl Starch,
Indigo, Bar Soap, Alum.
Salt Petre, Salaratus,
Soda Campnor, Cream Fart.
Magnesia, Rhubarb, Caster Oil.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Reported for the Traveller

Reported for the Traveller
THURSDAY, Nov. %.
At market. GOO Beef Cattle, 800 Stores,
% pairs Working Oxen, 4s Cows and Calves
10000 Sheep and Lambs, 500 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cahe-Extrs Sc; first quail
ity. s., rs ID, SIS.
SfOres-2 year sld, sl2 TO SIG; years old
SIS to %.
Working Oren-Sales at S67, SIS, $50. S93
Co,cS and Cdlres-S19, 90, "a, 81, and So
Sheep aud LGmbS-Sales at 81, 1,25, l,5O-
extra 10. sold at So piece.
Surine-4a5 Retail Sac still hogs 4 Lie
Market day next week on Wednesday, or
account of Thanksgiving.
WOOL MARKET, BOSTON, NOV. %
(From the Traveller)
SaSony Fleeces 35 40
American Full Blood "a 81
" 1-2 26 a 90
q" IA 4" -. "a rs.
- zzzz..zz..zs,zz@
DIED,
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Take Notice.

have many accounts which have been due
more than a year. If they are not paid or settled
before the last day of December they will be sued
HARMON A. SHELDON.
Nov. 25 ls4S.
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DR.. wIsTAR,s BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

W. p. Russell, Agent.
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for some time their own insurers and the result has
clearly shown that, notwithstanding the losses they
them upon the average to cover themselves lover
rate than they could have obtained from underwriters
There has not been much movement ia Public Securi
ties this morning, and the gloom hch was produced
the market yesterday the sppr.he nsion about the
Chartist meeting has st been partially felt by orders
bsble that the measures now adopted by ministers will
have the effect Of resssuring the public mind copsos
n;v: been don: 70. and At soy
quer Bills 80, a.; and India Bonds 30, 81 pm
Foreign Securities have been dull Brazil Old Bonds
spani,h Five Per Cents TO- Thu &c Per Cents i7 Mex
1871 lax; Dutch Two. Half Per snts 80; and
the Four Per Cent Certificates 81.
There IL no improvement in Railway Shares, and II
continues be matter of much surprise that sales
pressed Of the shares of Of the lines prices which
nothing can justify but absolute neoessity
QuARrER BEFORE THREE.-Consols I, y Account sex.
We rsoioe to be able to that the qustsrly
column presents more result than was ge
nersly anticipated three months ego The reports 80
actively circulated that the customs duties Of the quar-
ter just expired the 9th inst would shsw alarm
ing deficiency are completely groundless Tho total
increase the quarter Is flOab75 In quence Of
Stsmpsn the collection of their the Ex
else apparent increase Of f349 1856 whilst the
Stamps are In the seine wsy deficient GA The de-
all passing circumstances Is far better than could have
been cslculaed upon The sum of f455O al China mo-
nsy diverted At the Cape Of Good Hope for the pay
msat Of the Csnrs war, figures in the account deduct
ing this amount the ordinery revenue would still pre-
the WHOLE think 1t Is matter Of consolation that
matters not worse and perceive that the
sumption of those articles generally used by the people
continues upon s accustomed scale feel assured that
We only have the blessings Of peace psrpstuated
to the commercial energies Of the country will spec
Oily raise US out Of the difficulties with which have
been SO long struggling
BANK ENGLAND.
An account pursuant to tho cot It'll and 9Th Vio cap
81, for the week ending Saturday. April l, ls4s:-
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued cas- 5i2,735 Government debt ELL e5
Other securities. 1884 $40
Gold coin x bull l2.6l879i
Gil hu1I
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Marine Affairs.

snr sHAKsrEAnE, Captain Porter, arrived last
Saturday from Antwerp. after passage OF forty one
dsys without single sick passenger board and ell
without the use of so cents worth Of medicine. The
passengers ia good health and condition. Capt r.
has brought eight carsocs Of passengers the At
Iautc, and has never lost single one.
LAurcHsp.-At sctuAte, 18th inst by Msssrs Turn-
err Otis Cole beautiful bark OF 400 tons, to be cali
the Mary sade Intended for packet In the Pbiladei
pha Union line. owned by Messrs Foster and Doane OF
Boston, and Captain Pe.es Howes and Others of Dennis
She viii be commanded BY Cspt. Psleg Howss t
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The MAILS BY THE AcADIA-The mails by the
steamship Acadia left Boston by special govern
ment express on Sunday evening at o'clock, in
charge Of Thomas Pomeroy, Esq, of the Boston
Post Office, and arrived in this city yesterday
morning at o'clock. Our packages came in the
same conveyance, in charge of special messen-
ger, and were received at our office at the same
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Mr.. CAssIUs M. CLAY has sent US a note, re.
monstrating against the structures of cores
pondent Of the Herald, on his letter relative to
the Hon. Henry Clay, and asking us to place his
letter before our readers. If he had sent us a
copy OF the letter at the same time he gave it to
the Courier, we would have published it as piece
of news. That would have been fair.
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The WASHINGTON will sail positively this day,
at twelve o'clock, having thoroughly repaired
the break in her piston. She will take out three
additional passengers, and S25,O 900 added to her
snec,e lisf
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STEAMER CAMBRIA Our Liverpool correspon-
dent, in a postscript, says that the Cambria
steamer, hence 18th ult, was off the port at IL
o'clock on the 9Th instant. If correct, it gives
her fourteen days passage
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sew York, Tuesday. April as, as4s.

Ihs Circulation OF the Herald.
Aggregate Issue last weak. ..lol,3 2O
Tho publication OF tho Herald commsnosd yester.
dsv morning at % minutes past O'Clock and finished
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E2s,5l2.735
f28 342,735 "A
BAKING DEPARTMEN1

E28 N2,7B IN E2s ,3l2,735
BAKING DEPARTMENT.
Propristors' capt. .EA.5 00p Government
Rest. $50. 4eel3l3 rites (including
rublic depnsits(in- dead weight
GLIDING ExchsQ, nuity) -. 90. =. Sl1.72l 566
Saw Banks, Com. Other securtss... IL 9'6289
Of national debt, Notes....,...... lO,s7l $40
and Div Accts). 7,l4ol75 Gold and silver
Other deposits 95eo3G coin .. ....... 66s,l3l
Seven day and
other blls..... $4,000