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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

E4NEATHERSs-Al large invoice of pure Live Geese
n Feathers just received and for sale low in large
bmall quantities, at No Flaggs Building.
feb10 diff HATCH l. TOWNSEND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

ETALENTINES.-Agr grand assortment, wholesale
and retail, at MERRILL'S, 221 Main street
febI0 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-23

4 AIDES TWINE BAGS, aud WILLOW
u a BASKETS cheap. at MERRfu0S ri Main st.
EpROOMS.-1O0O small Brooms suitable for factory
nD use, for sale low, by WIN. 0. SWEET & CO.,
f27 DIT 1S6 Main st.
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time Obliged 70 retire BY the wen directed fire Of
our fdgate Theroupon tho enemy's whole Dire was
conCentratod On battery No. 2, commanded by
Lieut.. Prince MaksutoG Eleven RussiAn guns,
directed by him With the same GOODNESS ~ at ordi-
nary practice, resisted the fire Of eighty cannon Of
the enemy for more than eleven hours Some boats
then approached battery No. 3, but one wss sunk
combat The damage suffered by the enemy must
be considerable, for he required three days to re-
pair it. During this time We also repaired our bat
teIies. On the 9th the combat was renewed. The
steamer TOW ed the enemy's frigates nearer shore
opposite the battery No. 3, commanded by Lieut.
Prince Mektutof, ard No. z. commanded by Capt
Coralof, both Of the navy. Both commanders were
soon wounded, the guns dismounted, and the car.
risges buried In the earth. The enemy then landed
sgsin with $50 men, who advanced against battery
No. 6, on the nj holssky hill, north OF the town.
Twice the enemy advanced, but were driven back
with crepe.
Several detachments Of sailors under Lieutenant
Arkudino II end other officers OF tire navy. amount
ing In all TO 347 men, made res0lute charge with
the bayonet. The enemy did not sustain the attack
In soite OF the bravery OF their officers, adver
saries retired in disorder towards the ravines throw
ing away their arms and one flag.
Some OF the enemy were precipitated from steep
mountain and were killed aud the rest succeeded In
getting to their boats under the fire of our musket
~. On the 9th ard 18th the enemy buried their
billed in TairiDska Bay, and 70 paired damage, and
on TIE sih put TO Besides the killed and wound
ed on board the enemy's ships he lost 800. We
found among the dead four officers, aud made four
prisoners. We have 81 killed. aud three Off cers and
76 men wounded; in all, lis hors de combat.
Among the officers, Prince Makutof ID MORALLY
woun ded. The damage done TO our ships Is tiang
In the town the fish magazine Ia burnt, and thirteen
houses and buildings injured with shot.
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quirsd Of stockholders that they arc bona 10 own
ern; 9Th, Bank Commissioner 10 approve Of looa
tons They also recommend the prohibition OF cir
culatipg notes Of less than five dollars.
The Reading Railroad Company announce their
dividends AZ follows:--O On the preferred shares, 7
per cent In cash, and per cent in common stock;
and 10 per cent in common stock on common
stock, payable on the LIST Of February. How the
dividends on the fractions Of ten shares Sil be paid
We presume will be announced on the opcaing OF
the tr ansfer books on the l5lh inst.
The Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company
have declared a semi-annual dividend OF four per
cent from the profits OF the company. The stock.
bcders wilt also receive two per cent from the Del
aware and Raritan Canal Company AID tie Camden
and Amboy Railroad and transportation Company
for their interest In the said companies. Tho Della.
ware and Rsrtan Canal and Camden and Amboy
RAILROAD and transportation companies have de
clared ssmi-annual dividend Of Fix per cent.
The Chirapo Press Of the 18th Inst. SAYS
David Leavtt, ESQ, OF New York George Smith ESQ.
and Hon. VIM H. Ogden left for Springfield ycste rdRy
morning We learn that i'm por ais re
interest IL IL Understood that Mr. I0avitt will find
aud means to furnish the " the
prepared 10 meet his views
The annexed statement exhibits he ayeraRe daily
condition Of the leading departments Of the banks
Of this city, for the week preceding Saturday morn
ing, Jan. Is, 1906
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The following Is the Russian oiicial account OF
tho attack BY the combined squadron On Peiro
paulovski: -
90 The fret intelligence Of q rupture bet seen HIS
ga sid Eugisnd and France, reached Rear. Admiral
Iavioko, military governor OF Ksntscha.k., alb q,
the middle Of July. Measures OF defence ~e-e there.
tDeny's cruisers 10 the Pscf-. The Aurora frieate
and Dwins, armed transport, which were Ia the y,
Dor, we're rnoored In Al advantageous posilonih tie
bay. seven intIenchnsnta wefe also thrown up,
ard the civil functioDsiies and some inhabitants
we're armed TO support the ssiloru aad emsL de-
tschmeIt Of soldiers. On the 29th II Argus, the
English steamer Virseo, with an admirsrs az, 40.
peared IN the Boy of Avatscha TO nconno tire, aud
on the 30th abe was joined by Eve Other ships,
We the President 81 guns; the Pique, ~ guns: the
French rigate the Fore, 60 guns; the Earycics 81
guns. and the Obhgsdo. 10 gus. On sne 3l,t tie
enemy put out = boat % souod, ard tires shells
On tie lA Of September 10 took serious m -ssure~
for attack feared the coast, and ogsnsd vigorous
fire, especially &C ainst bate lea Nos aud lc,p.
msn6td BY Lieutsf an ~ Gsvnlon and Poo M VIII ca
replied N the Gre OF 50 guns with eighs oaiy LEA.
tenant Gsuilof haviug been woands a, sab Leu q.
Dant Gonbavf scok the command u battery No. 4.
The greater part OF the mco having b,en quickly
put Mrs de e1a6di, and the guns cismsunie1 too
garrison '.ti,sd 70 battery No. Toereugoo the
enemy landed Coz men oppo-ite the battery No. 4 u
which LIeutensnt Popsd bad only three gus ana 20
men. Popon spiked bis eurs and retired u,on bit.
try NOT. Bat ts.acsment Of cur sailors ssserr.
bed upon this point aeing thal there was hesits-
ton In The ranks OF tie enemy, rushed In advances
and overthrev The French, wn3 retrcaaeS 70 the
shore w great disorder. Durrg shia tiue the
entmys sse~nsr twioe isih tssif opposite N.
AurosA and began 70 throw sbelh, but wsA esca
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

"
A.IuS The msrtet ~ 90 a. All prices uasbasg~i.
BntAtertryr - ilovr-=t1ss % tlats sud wsst4rs
brands rsie made = ins tent u 500 te nsaasE
com ron ttas al ~ - ~ fayDrtt~ FtAls 90 ~ %
~ 10 rood Michigan, ., ~ o. o9E. esir@
ulh. 40 ~ $40 ~. EsfA Csbsses unesAas~l.
Southsrr "a dol a. ~ Tor o0nfaau q 80 10 for
ira and shout ! 10 bbL cAsadias s,ld Is %
tlo ~ Wheat 80 a. - M 40 sales = tnonsa, -
parted CSn tara,, uiih saiss ~ b~tsssa 900
and 40 90 bufhoRtstiihsra ~hiis aaf ytow :, lore
= ictc Anf . cargo al 900 bushels hoafhefh fanny
Ehiio s'i4 y ~, Mts4 80 y ts'tsr sspVlJ, aa1
doll kys 80 quiet, sifl ~ 81 20 far Isfssy aas
rltr barley 80 ronlnal ana o4's unchahysd Nal
-FAlfs = JcrsJ sffs r'rgrsd At ~ ~ Eye Sour
stso ~ for cog mon. au4 ~ tghE ~.
Tto
fo'ro Tls sals' sn,tr,ssd 20 ssg. Rio, a s9s.
$40 toA 100 b,Ts y v rseaiho - ioNs
to11ua TIE sioek eostbees Igst saA ths turn a.
"a. rnsil.' 80 - ia'ef 4 seI,f, ne sss' nsis
spo', I'D ths nms1fsf 10 nAssiia.
IiAa.-Ils nHr y III rarherfl SO sltsgut os.rns.
u1n We qso's lsrgs 40 ~ ~ VI ~. sal 40 - a.
so % y ~. bry - wsrsstI $40 -, hsrting,
81 90, t2s, And ssais4 "A ~.
Isru--ns ,osrts, - qulst ssi.,y 70 bo-rs =
s,.tr.l "' " ."
ys,Iass,ro I4rerpool sbSg, 70 90 sq.h.i, ., os,a
vsr enT&gsa - ~ IN bstt go BIT. asaf AZ 4, "a
'boui 80 tsrtss ~ A. &, =. - 49, ~ $50.
r>ri ~ = - sf1sl lots n cotton tstst = ~
=. ~ Iae9s' 49, t,ts' ehe',- - - =.
usrcFs ihdA tfsf - = u natrs. ttgsissas "a
tac etrn = ~ 100 ssiff saf fsqrt Is 24s I
. - al rice -sfs - ~ o.; hprs - " hqss 80
- r~tes fttB Catfotnis Assfs4s
Hsrt-rhs ssl-s rsash.a sbost 900 ~ - baIss for
ntfIiDs. - 20 al
lsa' IN. usssi To- ss,eh pls 80 gsi.t, al Ss,-
Atffta nsnslNNl
Hottsn ne fa!ss s,-'fasfi ibest 90 s'ls Sta
t.s.s o1Unos, o. -, a. 100 - rrn' - ofs.ns,
~ De-
h'sI fy0rD ne ., go att sol ssiaa vtt;
rssss ~ ITO M. tfisifs fs A. ~ ~ stigyng
orfsf bosfa $40 re- tHifsrt.us vsrs nfstDftsf
Csfs--.ghfssd a@li.nE ie fnstsrNts wav a 81
sstl crnd. p.sD 80 a ~ IL al slater CO.
so toEG&
rrot n. s.l.r n rpff vsfs us.-is-st. t@isx
sor1tsd - 80 ~ 80 tts "a ~ slg n A. "a
wtS ~ fil ~ sauainni RIO. asFsa fr.un SIS ..
III % ssf e tAf pfifss ,ala ~ GIs sssi ~ -
yirs sfiy tsss - ale 70 ~ 80 hat s.ass l.sf .sv~
,de y - gr,s-s 6esry stira p.asi rsnr.f
nosa az - Ue. fAst--fls ..'ss sushYae-l 10 -
= 10 400 - ~ ~ ssis. a. I0Ne ioHe sss ~
ssys - lie 40 tsls we're st asiv.rasls fss s.,&~s
- Hsluw'crv ~ lie f1s nsststl0 Lss.s shot ~
"a, .'r 80 a.ivsrstls 9Th 10 lard =. D,.rt AIS
81 fsi.s.eSs ~ sks
Flsv@~Tl@ r.sgtst 80 auLat "A a IA . A "a "a
viyost sslss ~ usaes-.s
ttSs III. wartst -ss steady We sO,tse4 4 ass~
- esfro ~ tfSet - this 49, erop Data a tka.
fstDw --tsiss u IA 90 go wsstefn ~rsw uuaIs "a
NJ, ans 100 40 sHtr., fresi grs~sf-t essk<, -
vSrss- ,-ss.s = ue "a. y.rs, 90. ~.,. q,
3se., ant 10 @. Osis, a. ssHa
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After the adjournment OF The board the following
saes Of stocks and bonds were made at suction:

At the second board the msrket was q little
heavy. Illinois Central Bonis declined per cent
Erie Bords, 1875, Z; Nicaragua Transit, 4; Canton
Company K; Cumberland Coal, 4; New York Cen.
trail Railroad, i; Erie Railroad, 4; Harlem, l; Hod
son Railroad, 4; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
Buyers option are the terms UPON which thu bulk
Of stock operations are now made, and there sp-
pesred 10 be sellers enough TO supply any demand.
Many who buy for cash turn right round and sell
cut buyer option. The present spe ,tion is eli
10 Wall street. If outsiders had the dsposision 10
touch TIE fancies, they have not the means and are
net likely to have for long time. There il TO hope
for the brokers' outside Of Wall street. tn, new
binds a the Ene Company soIi this afternoo, at
Isl per cent being per cent below the price pad
on subscription.
The steamer Northern Light, at this port from
Nicaragua, brings one week later Intelligence from
California ard $3.50 900 in gold. The sdyiccs se
not important. Trade was not active, b1. money
was in demand 1t extreme rat Of Interest. Prom
the ninrg districts tho accounts cor,lane favor.
able for the season. There w1 . great saa. Of
rain for mining purposes
We earn that all drafx upon Page Bacon 4 c.,
Of ssD Francisco, Win b. paid at the B,ls " Ans
rics. NJ. DAyid Hosdlty, president Of she P.nsBt
BsiJosd Company, has received tie oon,igonsos of
gold by The steamship northern Iigh', arnoostira
60 t32s CO., and VII pay any draft drsuo against is.
Mesa Page. Bason h 10. bsvs withdraws tssr
account from Duncsr, Sherman A Co, snf OH
probably estsblbh arch OF their house IN Wall
street. Wien The Eews sf the failure u Page b..
cor, Of 50. Louis, reachs San FrAIci.co. there wi
pr,bsby he run upon the house Of Page. Bsoo, A
CO. Of nat city but We are irfs-ms that every d.
mahS viii Be promptly paid UPON prs n'sssa- Ina
eycitnent must, ;ne~sse, soon sub~l5-. aad tn
c.edi, u the house. vi'hou, doubt, b. sussssnsd.
The Besk Comu irssnss a Neg Jersey s1vo.a,.
The general banking lav, and recon -ptre--ls: tas
no tsns b-Il receive ssnote- eycspl 90 ira Gritty
ing ths. ia stock 10 paid II; "a. rot " be suors.
70 ofgsn,ze except go 900 worth OF .suhte- sr,
deposlted; I'd, nor unless q reguis5 bsokiny s1as
Ia proler place has ben provided; 81, "a, 6
dioctsr shah b residents Of the eA's. nslon.y
of the plnce vbsrs the bsnh IA ioost1 and ~ u 4.
3D. roeksolden; sch, iisu ~ ssch cirsoias 70 y
pubhshsd in Trenton and Es~srh; s's, s,se,ac. =
20 10 made 70 che Bank Connsisisnss~. ~, - Al
E.rsrif tssns 10 TIE Jss>sissare vthis s~sr,, dAr
sfsss We opcsiss u The ssoss; u, osaa V " -
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BOARD OF CouNCILwEN.

Jar 1.-THE Board met at O'Clock, pursuant to ad.
ournmentD p. Connover, Esq president in the chair.
he minutes Of the last meeting read and approved
REFERRED.
Of Peter Palm and Christian Geiger, Contractor %
'e relieved from their contracts for cleaning streets
or william Hebs.r and others to have . sewer con-
ruced In Bedford street from Leroy to Csrmne street
To Dag Rdgc street from frooine n Rvngton street
OF residents of the Seventeenth ward TO be Organized
ato. Gre engine compsny.
KksoIrroSs
That the pump the northwest corner Of Forty.se.
enh street and Ninth be removed and that the
m be covered over under the direction OF the Comuis
ioner OF Repairs ard Supplies. Adopted.
I, Ley crc,svaka IN Eighth avenue. across FIf.ieth
,reet. Referred.
10 have sidewalks In T~enty.sist and Twenty se
epa stsetts between Fourth aaI Tff.h avenues: AMI
No 10 have sidewalks IN hadaou sveuue between sen
third and Twenty seyenth streets tagged Referred
To have sidewalks Thirl avenue tagged from For.
fourth stree 20 Sxty-E street
To incr the salary 81 Comn.s Of Streets
Eamps TO o., 500 Ia d on the table.
Respecting the application TO be made 10 the Legsla
e TO reoryanise ,he Nee YORK Fire Department Laid
n the table.
10 Gag In front OF iots MOI, 70 and 81 Horso street.
eferreI.
To Increase the salaries Of Messenger and Assistant
Messenger cf the Board Of Aldermen Laid che table
TO haze avenue repaired from hirsenth TO Fifscah
! lre~t
Wherps. The Mayor has ordered IN. removal Of Ia.
kxssr and clam dealers vho occupied the stands the
rssss ARE thus thruwr out Of employ M the
fr~S.t had tirnes therefore be resolved that The
|Icmissoner Of Repairs And Supplies be directed u
6. temporary sheds, the sssssry sdc u cNshsrIus
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BANKS Nav YoRK,
loans. Spectc. Ctroupn Deposits.
Dec 90 - ssl 637 IL 60 t7 076 40 o. sas o9o
Jan g. 49, So "a roo 10 800 ae3 Gao 9s2 % ps2 lgl
Jan ~ 80. 3o7GoSl l5,iss 52o 6es6t6i 81 500 3es
Tbls shows an in rcMh during the past week Of
sl,73l $40 IN discounts; OF s9l 5G2 In specie OF
1921 24O in deposits; and a decrease In cir ,ala
ton 81 1888 52l. The accumulation OF sDecie il
very graf. The amount on hand at the close OF
lsst week was only exceeded once during the whole
CT ast year. On the 22d Of July last the bsnks 1ad
tl5 ,12O 100 in specie In their vaults. II 10 nov
sboat five millions greater than the lowest amount
in 1858. The aggregate has reached figure which
makes Il burden 20 the banks TO carry. Tnsy cAa
not afford to hold 50 much dead weight agaias, such
a limited circulation.
Tie Illinois Central Railroad Company are in the
market for a loan OF % OOO, 900. A new iuus Of
bends wiz be made for this loan, aud the security
entirely distinct and separate from TIA. given for
otbtr classes Of bonds Issued by the company.
These bonds are for one thousand dollars each, and
bear interest at the rate OF seven per celt per
snnun, payable semi annually. on the first day OF
March and September, In the city OF New York.
The principal IL payable on the 1t Of Septembe-,
1850, In said city. II - secured by "a re hundred
ard forty five thousand Of land situated IN che
State OF Illinois. II lies on both aides al TIE icsyo
btarch Of the Illinois Central rosd, aad u valued
Of four mile 81 dollars. The bonds viii be re
ceiytd as c,sh A. par 10 payment for thes. ands II
Tie purchaser 40 elect az the time Of making the
purchase. The lanes Will be sold forth with, and
tie proceeds q the sales deposItcd IN some SAFE
noneyed Institution By the trustees ana applied 70
tie purchase o. the bonds At the market ra,es, "
lCpg as they can BE- bonght at par CT under. 1hs
conpary further on-r 20 the subscribers to this
lean the option 70 subscribe for twenty one thousand
shares Of the stock, or before The first day OF
January, 1853, by paying the assessments which
shall have been levied upon the stock a. the CO.. n
psry prior {, that date. The stock 70 be Issued 10
the proportion q seven SHARES 10 each bond ~ o,s
ttousard dollars. The complny, having al Ieady 70
ceiv.d subscriptions Tor $500 900 o. these bonds AZ
seventy per cent, and reserved 81 100000 for their
stock and bondbOl4ers 10 Europs I'll receive sub.
sciipt0rs ct the rate per cent fDr the bitaco
.. their office No. so Wal street. untl The 2Sth oy
Of JannasJ instant.
II viii be sesn ~ Tia follow ~ table tina. tse
extension a bank charters In Canada, receatiy
granted BY Parliament, Is very c3rs,i.yabe:-
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No Wall street, New York. Jan. rs. 1885.
10 IML lllnnn OF LII NV YoNk InAALn-

inRAip
On the 9th Inst. ! Published In the BanL Note and
Commercial reporter tho follow, g,-
When We learned that tho Merchants bank, Of Bar
hpgon Vermont bad 90, 900 Of is paper under pre-
test and was 90 600 d-ncit by ta ca.hicr and had
g4 900 acknowledged 70 b. doubtful and had go 0ces
loaned "a Western brokers FOR circulation very lane
Gently doubted IL safety aud when its notes vcts
hswked about wall sttset without any purchasers, vs
very naturally intunAted danger Well they have sued
The public viii Il Oh with the q elings that
tho wife ia vhn the bear and her husb mi got into
"hug" However. We are IN fora hght and there Ia a
possibility that the bank may be- IN the hands o. tue
ctivtr before its dopcsor, ana note holders are ~
pSd.
In n card 70 the public 81 This day slFnei by the on
GERS Of the atove named bank they aay, he Thong
sopl bias repeated hi attack la the R,orsr 81 ths st
Of January in,t 10 article which gro,a, untrue "
Below give the port 81 the bnnk published by
the Auditor 81 Accounts OF the state Of Vermont the
1877 0i October last, rSrtdtim II hieratfm
AHcnASIA' BASH, darlington, juno 4, 1854
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.
M o NEY M AR X T. II d.

MONDAY, JAM 10 y L. M.
The initiation in fancy stocks stall continues with
full force. 1t does not slack up rs prices advance,
but appears to be going on with as much energy a.
at any time since the movement commenced. At
the first board today New York Central Bonds i'm
proved per cent; Nicaragua Transit, /; Cumber.
land Coal Company, L; New York Central Railroad,
!; Erie Railroad, 4; Harlem, i; Reading Railroad,
b; Illinois Central Railroad, II; Cleveland and To
edo Railroad, l. Michigan Southern Railroad fell
of per cent, and Illinois Central Bonds, /. Erie
Railroad opened at Al, but closed at 46l. Tn:
transaoti ms amounted to about three thousand
shares. Cumberland Coal has been one Of the most
active ancies on the list siuce the present specua
tive excite ent commenced. Prices have m ,ved
gradually up, and closed this morning at 80 per
cent, higher point than has been known for many
months The coal business Of the company during
the part year has been profitable. AT present very
little Is doing. Harlem has steadily advanced from
"a per cent, the lowest point. sale was m .ds
this morning at "a, buyer sixty days. We under
stand that the ccmpanys report does not show
very fAttering state OF things. The Schuyler
management has entailed upon the company difficult.
ties which cannot DO 30 easily removed. II has been
shown that the dividends paid were not earned There
was deficiency OF about twenty thousand dollars
per arnum, In the dividend account, which was 80
much money added to the debt, without value re-
celYed The actual loses TO tie company directly
through the frauds Of Schuyler and Kyle. ysrc no,
so large but that the stoppsge CT two or three dvi
derds, bad these dividends been really carmel,
would have made up the amount. but the dividends
not having been earned cuts of that resource, and
the company fnd an increase Of debt inevitable
The fact that the stockholders can have no expecta.
ton o. dividend for years. must again concentrate
the stock Ia the hands Of spectators, and il may
again become as precsrious fancy as 1t ever has
been The management Of the road Ia ia good
hands and tie strictest economy is exercised 10 all
its departments. II the stockholders manage 70
iefp brokers' out Of the board Of direction the stock
may gradually improve In market value not With
star ding the operations at the Exchange aad ia
Wall street. The advance in Hudson River stock
Is one OF the most ouItable things o, the day
Last year the company aid not pay its interest and
running expenses, aud nothing better can be OK.
pected for years. New York Ceatral Railroad Is no
active ct current rates. After the books open the
bears viii probably put IL gu. more freely.
The Transactions at che Assistant Treasurer's
tfiice to day, were as follows
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uiunsus csncuson that the policy 10 apply %
net earninrs 70 the payment Of the debt although ne
profits exceed three por cant upon the capital stock Ne
dividend ss declared from the earnings for the pA
sx months The total floating debt Nov. 80 seductnG
cash ON hand was sl4 $50 o8 at that date the
ration had wood and Of the value Of $50 Ooo and,
alAo real estate In Boston and ON the line OF ROAD nt
wAnted Of the value at low estimate OF $50 o0o; ana
the anticipation 90 the directors Ia that the whole float
ing debt IL balanced by these items. Ia 1861, ssb0oS
OF bonds fal due, and in 1882 Sl0l 900.
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fntB ~ fitVtfs - - 90, n ttsfl ~ ts ss~a
10 a,ae for he esyrseistsn 0f e.EiDs4 esFs, a.
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e,ts ste - Fssst.tfa - DO rosi al lsdhAsa
Tftnft t.fa - - fregh - $40 st4s yAssrF
.,ss ftnu Tsnp'sr sraush 90 - - f.trlr 20 81
80 sJ atoaFblos bsatch. - s-n,.r., tt11s -,
frgit gaHi ~, ps~enxsrs 'rosa Ne. fBss f~n'ral IT,
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