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The Weather and the Crops.

The Little Rock (Ark) Democrat Of the 9th instant
says The planters in this vicinity fear that their
cotton crop will be seriously affected by the wet spell
which has so long continued The prospect through
out the entire corn growing region is by no means
fattering and, from present appearances, the crop
will be short one. The frost at the commence
ment Of the season-the overflow Of many Of
the plantations on the Mssiss ppi-the almost uni
yersal prevalence Of Iain and damp weather during
the last six weeksthe ravages OF the cholera reduc
ing the force OF the planters considerably and pre-
venting them in many from pushing their crop
when II most needed it's all these considerations even
If the remaining portion of the is favorable
could be, seem TO indicate short crop.
The Rochester IN W Democrat, Of the 18th inst
rays During the last three four days wheat has
rpened with astonishing rapidity, and there now,
in this vicinity very few fields which not ready for
cutting. The crop Is very heavy-the berry plump,
and the heads well filed The husbandman is rea ping
rich return for his years tell
The Ohio CuiVaor, of the 10th instant, says The
weather for the past ten days has been extremely
warm, with frequent rains aud fogsvery unfavorable
for the wheat harvesting, which has been going in
week past 1he rust has done great injury all the
wheat in central and southern Ohio, excepting the
earliest fields, ard high rolling ground. The wheat
fly too has been destructive in this and several
adjoining perhaps in other parts of the State
Our letters from Licking county, the Musksgum
valley and also westward speak in gloomy terms of
the injury from the II the more northern coun-
ties have not escaped this evil the wheat crop of Ohio
will fall immensely short Of what anticipated only
two weeks since.
letter from Benton. Mo of July 1st to the Little
Rock (Ark) Democrat of the 9th inst, says-We have
had constant rains for some days past, injurng the
oat crop considerably IL is ripe and some portion
cut Corn crops better than ever known Cettsn
crops fine We have had blooms fifteen days. This is
earlier than usual
The Memphis (Tenn) Eagle Of the 9th inst, says:
"A cotton stalk four bolls two Of them two third
grown. and filed with blooms and squares left
Office Friday 9th inst. 1t came from J. Trigg &
Jones' plantation, twenty miles above Memphis the
river
The Yi,g mia Free Press, Of the 10th inst says
Most Of our farmers have finished cutting their grain
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PORTLAND, July IL
Arrived-Bark Hamilton, Havana; brig Martha Kins-
man, Phiadeph Marceus NYork; sehrs Prudence, Nor
folk; Waterloo, Philadelphia; Atlantic, NYork
NEwBuRyPoRr, July 49,
Arrivsd-Brig whippls. Rondou schrs Francis Maria
and Brave. Rondsut George Emily, Philadelphia.
SALEM, July Is.
Arrived-schr Martha Maria, Ronsout.
Sailed, HthSchrs Phoebe Baxter Philadelphia; Globe,
York.
PRovIDEsck, July lS
Arrived-schrs Georgians, Sarah Jane Harriet Louisa,
Mary Miller, and Gen Scott Phadelpa Hector and Peter
Rotter, Rondout sloops Jas Bennett Albany Jas Long
Nets, and vigilant, NYork.
sailsd-schrs Leeds Endicot Aursra Borsalis, Hud
and Henry Mead Philadelphia Americas and samuel
NeDowa Rondout. Also ship BENJAMIN Tucker Pacific.
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C0MMERCIAL AFFAIRS.

Thursday, July 1o-6 r. n.
The stock market opened heavy this morning; but
prices pretty well maintained. There was more
activity in Long Island and Farmers Loan than In the
other fsncies but the closing prices show decline.
At the first board, Ohio o's fell of \, per cent; Long
Island, y; and Farmers Loan, u each; Canton Co.,
y; Erie Railroad III and Reading Railroad, u
At the second board the transactions to very
limited extent, at prices current In the morning.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted to Ss3,s42; payments
$50 s04 OF; sdvices SOL 00o balance 81 3e3 224 67
Tie amount received for tolls on ell the New York
State canals during the I'd week In July ST 002 56
Same period In lS4s. ................. 702l9 %
Increase in ls4o. 81
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
commencement Of navigation to the 14th Of July in
eiusi'e, "1s. el lto,lol 10
Same period in lSsS. .............. 1l42 396 81
Increase In 1870. ................ S337S4 50
Amount Of tolls received all the New York State
canals In each of the following years. during the
week In July and the totals up to the l4th Of July
Inclusive
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A Family Poisoned.

PHILApEIrmA, July 10, 1sse.
The family ofMr. Brush, consisting Of himself wife,
four children and two young ladies, poisoned at
dinner to-day with arsenic mixed In cake which had
been put in by mistake for saeratus. The poison
prepared for rats Emetcs promptly administered
70 the sunerers, and they considered cut Of
= Al
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The Late Mrs. madisOn-A Very Superior
Dauereoype Portrait of the late Mrs. Madison ct Of
President Madison taken by Brady in May last at Wash
with licensees of the President Polk
Gsnes Gen Worth, Col Duncan. &c. &s. may be at
his rooms, 200 and M Broadway Of Fulton street.
Glad Tidings for the Hardworking Man.
Them IS Suis fresh lot just received They consist Of
Cloth Ceat Cashmere Pants and fancy Vest Linen Suits
81 30. Corner OF Nassau and Beskman-S3 Suit Store
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Our Ph,IadeIphi. Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, July 70, 1919.
The Cholera ~ Phii&deiphia-S Semi Annual Conn.,
meneement of the Peoples Coilege-Aeeident-
Fre-Emigrarts- arkets-Stoek Sales, $e.
The public are congratulating themselves upon
the decreasing Of the cases and deaths by the pre-
vailing epidemic. The whole number reported
to-day is So cases, and % deaths. The great bulk
Of the mortality is confined to the Almshouse,
there beng IA deaths and cases reported to-day.
The deaths in private practice only 7, and but
l at the hospitals. The inmates AT the Almshouse,
as soon as attacked with the disease, are removed
TO tents, at a distance from the buildings, and re-
ceIve the necessary medical attendance there.
The semi annual commencement OF the Peoples
College. or High College, was held this morning
assemblage, the majority being ladies'. The ora
tons OF the graduates displayed great advancement
on their part, and reflected much credit upon the
faculty for the good results flowing from the ex-
cellent method OF imParting instruction at this
The yaledictory address was delivered by Henry
u. Mallory. An effective orchestra performed
brilliant selection OF music.
During the commencement, Lewis Stelle, a lad
belonging to the Northwest school, tell from
window Of the Museum, and fractured his arm.
Samuel Ress's hair-clo IN factory, In Camden,
was entirely destroyed by fire last night The
loss is about $4,000, of which 5000 was insured.
DThe Tuscsrora, arrived yesterday from LIVER
pool, brought ass passengers, the largest number
in one vessel that ever reached this port.
The -four market Is rather frmer, aud 81 rs per bar
rel for fresh grown parcels s demanded by some hold
Old stock Western brands soid at 81 62h.-
For city there has been change In prices. Rye
-four brings So and corn meal 81 rs But little wheat
srrivins sales OF good rcd at 81 05 mixed at 81 os
and crop red and white mixed at 81 os Pennsyl-
vsDis rye 81 cent? Corn is and wanted Sales
Of yellow at 90 to 90 cents. Oats In limited de-
nand with tales Of fair aud prime Southern st - 30
cents Sales u Rio coffee at 90 tot cents In molasses
and sugar the sales limited Whiskey continues
scarce in Barrels sales we're made at "a cents and in
hogsho ads at 70 to - cents.
- The annexed are the ,ales of stocks to-day =: First
BOord-s1 600 City 6r so, l05h 20 Psnnsylvsnia
bank 10; 4l0 Psnn.yv wanna Railroad 39x IS do as,
3sA; 81 800 Pennsylysnis SIS ss; $4,000 Wilmington
Railroad 6ss5, IS, $4,000 do S. 600 Wilmington Rail-
road &C. SIS IS; so Girard bank b5 lax ~ Kentucky
bank e5; 81 900 City sc, 80 o6; 81 40 do i06; 300
Reading Railroad, SIS 1877. Second Boars-ioO Chesa-
psake Delaware Canal 6's, SPY 40 Union bank,
Tenn, 50 1000 sshuylkn Navigation SIS, biI 1000
Tennessee Bonds So 10 Commercial Bank, 81; 1000
Reading Bonds, 90
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Bosror, July ~.
Arrives-ship Ames. Liverpool Tth uit. June B nolst
&C. svp spoke Br bark Jane from Quebec for Liverpool
Barb True Rochelle, 10th uit Tth, OF Georrss Bank
esv bark osmsnli, from Boston for Marseillcs.
Barts Gen. Philadelphia; Nsshus, Phiade,phis brigs
Scottish Br) $. Johns NJ Jouss tBrI Cardiff Can
Ton Phsdshs; sui1s DO; Spartan, NYork Chss Thomas
Roadous Empire Absn. ard Leader doi Olive and
Elisabeth. Phnad.iphis; Csueassn, Newark M sun,
YopN L, nshbu do Cleaner Rondout Also bark Grafton,
NTsst.
CIesred-shps Gen Harrison vslr,rsiso Townsend, Ii
vs.rcci bsrhs Jupists CsIeutt Northumberland tBr,
usbee sbells Prebe, Turks sland Persevsrsnee Orb
Calf Of 8, Law renee Elm, Philadelphia Canton, San Fran
cisco; brig Nsrths Rogers, savsnnsh
spehsn Cap. rcrds 9Th ns bark Applus xsra, from
B,SooR, July ~.
A~sves-Bsrt Thouss Edward Philadelphia.
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SALES BY AUCTION

A UCTI0N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
"A This Day. at 0 o'clock at No $50 Pearl street. oppo
site Frankfort the contents Hotel and House,
copstI of Counter and Fixtures Stove Splendid Engrav
ings Tables Chairs Looking Glasses Liquors Segar De-
canters &C. Also the Furniture Of said House. Sofas Blu
Tables Chairs Bedead Beds and Bedding
Oil Cloths Sc Also superior Rosewood Piano Forte.
500 Also the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale
will commence. sale rain or shine.
TuOS. BELL Auctioneer.
RY LEWIS MORTlMORE, STORE NO. ls7 CHATHAM
ID street. Pawnbrokers sails this day. July 20th
o'clock large collection Of unredeemed pledges viz
Clothing Watches Jewery Boots. Shoes, Carpets &c. sc.
BY order Of A. GOODMAN, 81 Centre street
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PHLAprLrHrA, July 19-P NJ.
Ross's hair cloth msnufactory in Camden, was de-
streyed by fire last evening Loss about 81 oo insured
for $4,000. The fire the work Of ineendiary.
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PirrssvseH, July 1o-f NJ.
Our market remains unchanged. Hams-salss were
made Of 81 terces bsgged hams at s cts per lb 100
hhds. sugar cured at cts, time.
PHnADyLrurA, July 1912 NJ.
The market for -four is firm ct - o2. 81 rs, with
moderate business. Rye -four is quoted at So. In
meal there s but little doing the market h dull at
% 7s wheat Is wanted at 81 o5 81 10 for red and
white. Corn IL in demand, at soc. for Pennsylvania
yellow. Oats remain quiet whiskey Is without
change, and in moderate request, at 24c for bbls.
BurrALo, July 1e-P NJ
Tie receipts OF produce since yesterday, were 1000
bills of four 600 bushels wheat and 900 bushels
Of corn There is better inquiry for western neur,
and holders asking ~ e2S for Ohio brands. The
market for wheat Is steady and nrm With sales OF 2oos
bushels Of wabash, at csc Corn s held higher, which
restricts operations about Ia 900 bushels nst yellow
changed hands at 4ec., which Is an improvement.
Ohio lwhiskey IL quoted ct q .2kc. In freights,
There is no change to notice.
ALsArr, July 1o-P. N.
The receipts Of produce, since yesterday were 1000
bbls aour and 10 900 bushels Of Of wheat, none
The operations In -four are smaller than yesterday,
and DO not reach 1000 bbls, at previous quotations
The market for the better descriptions Of corn con-
tnues 6rn especially for round yellow. About 5000
bushels changed hands ct 5sc for round yellow sns
SAKE for MIXED Western The operations in oats are
5000 bushels, at 53c. sake.
Bosros, July 10, 1s40.
Cotton-The cotton market Is srm, and We have no
change to notice; at auction 40 bales New Orleans
brought 81 cts; n do. 90 pickery AZ ~ cts cash,
F1our-The market remains arm, with good demand;
Michigan, Oswego, and Ohio have ssld sts5 IS lax;
Genesee IS rs; do extra IS so 80 so; southern IS
o. 90, cash and mos; at auction, SEA bbs. St. Louis
stained sold at - 81 ~ sax, cash. Ccrn-we have
no sales 10 note, and change In prices Msstersl
200 bbls. new No. 9, reached SO 80, cash.
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THE w EKLY HERALD.
This sheet, full of interesting matter, will be pub
lished at o'clock TO- morrow morning.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Washington will leave this port this
afternoon at "a O'Clock for Southampton and Bremen
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AMU4EMEN

BROADWAY THEATRE.-PRoPR TOR. Mr. Z. A.
- MARSHA LL.-Beneht TO the widow children Of the
late w. a. yACHE This benedt will place NON
DAY EVENING next, July sd, the adway Theatre
narshnll Esq. The entire dramatic profe
York topether with all the vocss do ble orchestra
musicians Mr. haesllistsr, and tho memb the Press
,hSsSrsS have their Sus Aid il
Of missionBoxes Parquee and Second role so
An phtheare rs cents Tickets may procured at tho box
sce and any of the su.jonsd Distributing Committee
Bangs d. Russell Lee. Talbot Watts Thaddeus chan,
James II. Weloh James Otis, James l.. Smith. Also OF
Aessrs W. r. Blake, r. C. wemys G: walcott, W. f. Bur
tn, Bass. W. Corbyn, John Brougham Geo. Luce, G.
w. Clarke-Dstrisuting committee behalf Of the dra
matte profession.
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-w. z.
This Friday) Evening July 10 will be performed the
detta of the DUMB BELLE-Yivian Mr. Moorhouse;
OSmirhe, Mr. Redmond Ryan; Eliza Mas Wallaek Mary
Mics HILL After which, TURNING THE TABLES Jack
fauty Lar kins Mrs.. Brougham Mr.. Redmond Ryaa will
sing he Groves Of tlarsey To conclude with the HUN
DIED POUND NoTE-Bnl Black. Mr.. Burton; Harriet
Arlington, Miss NJ Taylor Doors open ~
at o'clock Boxes so cents Family circle "a rs
MISS vALENTINrs MUSICAL soIREEs-ENGLIsH,
mere Assembly Rooms, $50 Broadway Thursday evening"
July 49, and every evening OF the week Miss Valentino,
from the OF Paris and prima donna
principal theatres of France England ard Italy will
Giubei Mr.. Bergner from Stutgard and primo violonce
10 of the Due of mburg and Others Refer the pro-
gramme Of the day Admission 70 cents. Doors at
Concerts to commence ats.
THE GUNG'L BAND RE-ENGAGED AT TIE OTTO
Cottage. Hoboken.-Great attraction Music for the
Mon-A grand instrumental concert. Free admittance
To commesot at SPA O'CLOCK ON Wednesday the 18th, and
Friday, the goth.
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Specie In the steamship Canada.
The Fire at Camden, IN. J.)

BesToFi July To IS4v.
The steamer Canada, sailed hence yesterday, carried
cut x64 O1O in specie
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Interesting Ins.li,g.ne. from Jamaica.

BALTIMORE, July 1s-0x
The New Orleans papers of the 18th instant contain
interesting intelligence from Jamaica, to the date Of
July q brought by the steamer Alsbams.
At the opening Of tho Legislative Assembly on the
2sth un the Governor made speech, In which he ad-
visd the Assembly to receive the loan offered by tho
Britth government, and urged the devissl Of some
to restore prosperity to the colony Of which
he speaks in depending terms The Kingston Journal
states that the session will probably terminate soon
- the majority seemed determined to transact NO
business.
On the Gath ult. large meeting was held. for the
purpose Of expressing the Of the inhabitants Of
the leland in regard to the shameful violation, by the
BpaDish and Brazilian governments Of the treaties en-
tered into by them with the British government for the
suppression the slave trade Resolutions passed
that petitions. signed by the people, should be pre-
scented to the home government urging the adoption OF
measures compel the enforcement Of the treaties
alluded 1t asserted that during the past year,
the trade had been carried extensively 1t
was during the years previous to the passage Of
the act for its suppression.
Facts heretofore presented to the Imperial Parlia
ment, produced at this meeting to show the
effect Of the mancipaton Of negroes in that island
stated, that since the passage of the emancipa
tion act in 1888 hundred and forty sugar Estates
then in cultivation. have been abandoned and the
works broken up. Those estates contained les. O32
Of land and there % 533 laborers employed
apen them. Four hundred and sixty-f coffee plan
tations containing lss AGO Of land, and employ
ing in 1882 26s30 iaborers, had also been abandoned
and the works broken up.
The stock of -four in the Kingston market was light
and prices had advanced Sales were made at 32s to
33s, ard GAS per barrel. Meal abundant, at 15s
per barrel Corn was abundant, at 2s. per bushel
American sugar cured hams were quoted at I'd to
1870 per pound some lots of ordinary, just arrived
were offered at 4d to I'd.
Increase OF the Customs Revenue or Canada.
MONTREAL, July 10, lS49.
There has been increase of in the
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LOST.


I OsT-ON MONDAY, 10TH INSTANT. SMALL
IL Box containing Jewsry The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving at 5z South street above Peck slip
CKOOKER 4 ROC Frs.
I OST-A PHYSICIANS Pocket CASE OF INSTRU-
IL Thursday l.. NJ. 18TH at Elysian Fields Ho
boken The enclosed in black Morocco with
the owners written the inside The finder will be
literally arded BY adore, line leaving it with
". b. EAGER, jr., 96 Hudson street, New York.
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Failure OF the Wheat Crop In the West.

Business Prospects In Cincinnati.
CiscIssAri, July 19-P M.
Nov that there is prospect Of the pestence depart
ing from devoted city, business 10 improving and
things In general assume encouraging aspect.
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The Great Patent Right Case.

PHILADELrHIA, July 10, 1S40.
The ease of Wilson Barnum, which to be
heard in the United States Circuit Court to- day,
postponed in consequence Of the illness Of Ex
Governor Seward counsel for Mr. Wilson. The Cover
nor in letter to Judge Kane says he will be able to
reach Philadep hia next Thursday.
The case to be decided involves the right to the
planning machine, which IL alleged by MIR Wilson to
be infringement of his patent The final result win
affect the interests Of Thousands
The weather is warm, and business Is very dull
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TO BE LET.


ITO LET-sT. CHARLES ROoMs-sCTTS or ROOMS
suitable for families; also, rooms fer single gsntsneu
furnished UNFINISHED B-hesls vii be served N
~ desired from the saloon ~ Mr. Graves which 10
ehsd 20 the house Please srply the rremses formerly
Known the St Charles HstsI of Broad snd
beossrd street. or Of Mr.. THOMPSON, - rsrt Place.
ITO LET OR LEASE. on THE PREMISES NO. u
Dutch street several kOsm. toseher or sepsrsts for
light nufactnrss poses With brick Ere of SAFE
by feet Inquire en- the PREMISE efJOek HAGUE.
A LARGE HOUSE., IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. TO
N let or lease in Greenwich close 10 the Battery
possession be had Immediately Far particulars sppiy
Creenwoh street. tetwses ts hours of ten and twelve
o'cloet, AN.
u EsTsrRANr TO LIT, BEST PART OF rHE CITY,
IN between Maiden lane AND wall street, door from
Broadway ~ beds he made The purchaser live
free end have the whole house the ses The cellar
basement, cooking apartments and three dining rooms
perfect Apply at ~ Liberty street, betssen III aud
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NV YORK. JrLY rTn-Io ). W. rERRY asa

NfN lORk, July TTH.-lO J. W. TERRY, ESg :,
IN Commander ship navid CabhoB:-We tie under gnei
parfeig.rs toafd tie noble tp David Cannon havn
this Gay Through very allie setmanshp. under divine
Irosoence safely terntsted our voyage from t- port 81
liz srpe, with the full Of the residue Of
90 In number beg 20 expires
beet hsnss not only for your kd urhsne aud gsntlean
ly dcmesncr but as" for your huma aud
rins sttnti-n 20 every thing conducive - heal ,h
peace, aud comf.rt dWiuE the And, tie
big 10 GcluOwlsd.c the stenos sud ovity ~
Vhcers and We have n. honor H. be- Jour obe
6,nt .lli-cs fervapfs-H j. Smyth, John wiz
vues tsn. Wism Iurton. J-mel Whit'a, a. Johnson
1hcs Bitvn Robert E John Alexander. Georges Allen
Andres lsushlin Johp utlrate
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OFFICE OF THE AUBURN AND ROCHESTER, Z. r.
~ Co.. CansndAgua, 10th juno, 1s49-A Semi Annual d.
ydend Of the spits stock Of this Company
has this day been declared payable to the
months ending that day Stockholders will
eeive their Dividends where their stock registered 70 witt
York. ~ tho once Of xessrs = Thayer Brother in
Transfer Books will DO closed for days previous the
arst day Of August nsxt CHAS SEYMOUR. Treasures.
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CUR OCEANU FOR CALTTORNfA-PssSAGE ONLY.
~ THIS Gbe vesse having her NEARLY al bssrd
vii IustiNely sail ron f,r No Nsrh River ere
huputt ut wkeh ume psstepgrs will Please be board
Fsues persons the sole kviuns will hnd
meet favorable tTfuturityh,r cahns sli deck
entirely rev, ard the III very fast talsr. Immediate
nTratin will 10 for the Few remaining hsrths
Arb y. ID. SUTTON, - " al stres,.
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD BONDS.-UNDER THE
proposals. published on the 2lst ult. for the sale Of
S00O the Mortgage and Convertible Bonds the
psny $3.50 have been sold for per and
price for six cents Of
cent together with the Sb 900
the sum Of Of the s3co0 authorised by law to be
issued The Board from
ons for the remaining Of Sl70 ewing to the rights
reserved to the purchasers of the hrst S
ton rendering IL what could be
for Notice Is therefore hereby gwen that after the 18th
tain and upon propositions for the purchase OF the whole
Of the said remaining Of $00O Of the said bonds
the terms and conditions Of the Of tho 2
s as to the periods for taking and paying for the
FOR such thereof DO engaged before
period by the holders of said such
holders hereby expressly notified hat II they do
themselves of the privilege engaging their
proportions in the said Of Si7OOd The
18th instant their rights under said receipts will eonsd
cred terminated. J. n. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
HaW York ulv