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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

s VI TUESDAY. July IL. 1864
The Board met pursuant TO Adjournment,
The rcit being called, the following members
n answered to their names. TO wit 4
Han. E. /. Tracy. President Messrs. BENT,
chambers. Stith and Thaye s.
i There being no quorum, NJ. mayer mosea
for q recess OF half an hour. which was grantee
W ms rols heinu arair, called, the following
=, a,shsrs ayswersd 20 tiieirnames, to wit:
w Hcn b n, Tracy, President Messrs. Bannis
il. Bay,it. Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella, Du-
49, Eager Fabre, Giffen, Guyols Hebrard,
Ksily, Long, Russia. stith, Thayer, Violet and
II 2Wiitz--l9
Mr. n. aiffsn asked for dispensstion Of the
rules, in order to take up the business where II
was left off at the last meeting, Which was
carried. \.
CLAIMS
MI. Chambers, on behalf Of the committee On
Claims, offered the following report, which was
read and adopted (,
Ij,s hs ne,ioa Of N Lavene, demanding of The
eitv MI, sum 81 s3f0o, with 1neFesL for certain pro
iiused AZ corner q and 9tsa,,ns
ss' ~ liz proceedings had opening of urs uline
seei Tis city has already, by order of the Second
m strjnt C6r made payment for the property TO Y.
r saond lie aitorne of petitioner, and your commit
Zee cannot that payment be again made 10
Mrs Lavgne, especially ms they do not believe, under
any ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS whether the payment made 10 MI
Redmond be held acquiilanee 10 ahe CITY or NOT
u thai She is emitted TO the sam claimed. .a
Upon the petition Of Mrs Efah Gardner asking tc
be relieved from the payment Of SO on
two slaves, enc winch s entirely valueessfrom age
aid decripude and The uher child i've years Old no
worth over Sat The Is &C rsalny
oppressive upon the petitioner, but your committee 90
not feel atltberiy to recommend that me Ieie ASKED
for be granted would lend ~ encourage lnatten
tion 10 The correction OF The ny roll within the
time prescribed by law.
poa lie petiii5n Of G. r. Secleger, Who represents
shat Id Isa7ot Il AL he paid 10 Claude TourneT SeU7 70
for IN thrds 81 The Of gunwae fuotways made
oppssa I'LL properly in the First Municipality, when
he was required by law tapay only one third Of such
costs He no NJ asks 10 haye.retufnedt TO him Sia3 SO
Your committee hayssconsniteds me City attorney,
regard to the claim Of the petitioner, and Iepo
s.tsiy to IL n, "a, ,x,,.p.s
4. BRIDGE,
5gsas 8s@54 8sgs HANSON KELLY,
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance,
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, @. "
Gh00,
Rpvp. q. oBsrk Secretary Il Nj CLARE Prs,iSsnt
BRANCH OFFICE. No. 4s Camp at, Now Orleans. +
s The undesagned prepared oiHsuo
the and
81 FIR ,atths crrentrster OF premium E'M
BENJAMIN FLOR AnLE, Agent
n6 IL ~ 5S8B HARMON DIANE ,Aas,assnt Agent
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G0PPER-FAoED TYPE
KHSHE NEWTON COOPER pEQlMPAN

a. in giving notice of their Mo. No. North
William stEee ntrance IA srset AJAX the
Printers great they have
recently made in work. =
have ao place greatly increased facieso Cop
feature
Books the principal Pc Founders States for The
inspection Of Printers It b believed that will great
TO Prnter whether residents temporarily
abng them 70 glance and the various
from the presence aerssed parties Orders tor type given
ms Or diae' with the founders deaed-
One Of the stockholders Of this London
paataH the invention Of DR. there give NJ pecu
liar actes getting from patrons
. o pfdyr
The Of Printers In this city elsewhere the
three years. The Of Copper Faced Ttpe quite
unnecessary to say one word here's about Lbs vsiua Of
the Comparative merits Of "copper" tyre meta
pes Of printing type BY 1opreF-t aeig tspes
oppression use sa ink and by rendering The
eteteo The alphabet easiy diAtngnshable.
Owing 10 the daeults have having work properly
done away from tins pac we hay or tbs PRESENT.
ageneeO aud this Is the tny United type
now be coppsr-Facsd, -
Til Company Or Newtoas Patent persona
ened not 70 Infringe asd Patent ther GppeFang Type
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EOW PEAS-500 bags Carolina seed in store
~ for sAsb7 BAREI.LI co., Nc. q Common sEss. isis
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NK1HERE are made Mills 81 the warrior


capacity adapted Steam, Water Horse Power
hundred Eve aoaIB
gHdne hushee to this hsnr according to tho
dlaueer Burr the power Appla and the velocity
Southern mention, we'll Southern Manu.
factu their excellence eopas their a
creaug popularity aae and the large capital employed
their manufacture. tp9g5i+
This proprietor 70 furnish Boers the moat
approved p!an for boiling meal
Boeru home nnufaoures and bs
ypureaane tho undersigned than by depending
on their Northern traps for grinding. .,..
following will the of various aized M
and s eapae each put accordance With printed inae
tones with each mill
Burr price Double Gearcd F2s capac from to
bushels The hour Velocity from $50 to 900 revolution
minute Band inches dc. .
is inch Burr price s5. Cleared slso Capacity from4
Band inches vide
sxe stnhes any orse Mill and sizes from ~
enough whatever
ia inch Burr price Double Capacity
hour Velocity from 400 to 500 IesouoDu
minute. Band snehes Wide.
ii Burr ps Capacity from 10 to - bushels to the
hour Velocity revolutions Band 10 hchss wide
500 revoluions Band u inches Wide
Capacity from ~ to as bushels hour.
Velocity inua Band ainches
90 price $500 Capacity 10 to so bushels the hour
85oto Band l6nehe wide
the Mandatory cofnpets in every p and
ready grinding when attached to powA snd ran
Instructions Ing the MIL Al orders len o. tho
mail ndresa Of Willis r. Coleman New
will with prompt attention and dispatch
teqsd&wioi ISIS WILLIS COLEMAN. PAtsnea Proprietor
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HAST PASCAGOULA-Th subscri- "a
"A Dor renewed rshed his establishment for zERaH
Boarding lodging and sno prepared to oGe 70
beautiful Billiards. fine
besides which
MAURICE GulCHARD, =
MS OF Steamboat Wharf, East PAscaR onla.
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Merchants Mutual Insurance Company,

WETEHd0EB M I4IUG
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED.
DIRECTORS.
William vogel. B. p Voorhees, r Maspefot
Logan Mcknight. P. Pouts, 5niiiardt
a Mltenbsrgsrs M Cuddy, John Pemhsston.
B. Nignaud la. Brandt ~,
mutual principle, will be
III asne Pocesfo and
Fire Rishs.
. ~ ', w. ioe e JOHN PEMBERTON, President.
NoTleEAta Board Of Directors held the 18th
Inst Jchu elected President and A. sshreb
esrIsta,v aS0lp
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above report, were read twice and adoptea oy
the following vote, the rules being suspended
~ygas - Messrs Banister, BENT. Bridge,
Chambers, chiapeila, Ducros, Eager, Fabre
Giffsn. Guyoi, Hebrard, Kelly, Long, Russia i
Stith, Thayer, Violet and Wiltz-ls.
Rsso2usd That the sum of Two hundred dollars rs,
md the same j. hereby appropriated payspin 70 rs
Treasurer OF James Guile Fire Company No ~;
said amount 10 be in full Of all demands agalns. sa,u
6inptny, aed that the Comptroller be auinoH@saa n
warrant upen the Treasurer for said amount ~
dsd full lece nj be given 10 him tor all ae iaho
sa,d company against the city y. Y. 80, N lie
Resopea, That The Comptroller warrant + y uis
TIRE ssurer in favor of the Treasurer Oh fi.e oo's
To- g. for The sum of nine bundled dola .o s ns.
w new engine ordered aud received for sala com,
pay said engine having been received ana approved
Rssoired, That he Comptroller be, and he Is hereby
anlhas 10 enter into a lease with ,he ownerinr
a,.s,s.a of The property situated st. Ferdinand
street. opposite Victory street Tor me space Oh tWe
The following resolutions, accompanying the
same report, were read twice, and unanimously
adopted, the rules being suspended:
Resolred Thatthe City Attorney be, and he is hereby
instructed 10 commence proceedings against Louisiaha
Of the property now occupied by said Louslana Hose
Company, situated at the corner OF Carondeet ana
sPeFdids streets, First District
Rssoped That the City Surveyor be- and he hereby
required to examine and report, with as little delay as
possible the repairs necessary 10 The different engine
in the city, with an estimate OF the cost OIL saa
repairs. e sss9 4tl3l. "a
IMpR AND BUILDINGS
Mr.. BENT, on behalf Of the above committee,
offered the following report, which was read
and adopted ..,,
The Committee on improvements and Bulld-
inss have the honor to report
tJpon The communications If P. w. Leslie, Comm-
sary of Poydras Market asking that chains be placed
on the northeast and southwest sides Of SAID market
and also thai certain repairs be made to The market
Ysur committee have examined the same, and md the
" pairs necessary and beg 70 present resouon aa-
thorziBg The Snrveyorto examine and report 70 the
Council lhe probable amount OF snid repairs "
Upon The Communication Of George X. Bright, Re-
eartsf of the First Dislct asking that certain repairs
be made and certain articles of furniture be provided
,or said Office favorable, and preseia resolution au-
horzng the Comptroller 10 have said articles fuF-
nished.
1Upon The petition or #. Bouligny, Keeper Of The
court.houses, ASKING that certain repairs be made,
aud SO asking that necessary astlces Dc puF-
cha ed for the use Of the several couft-roons fayo
bic Your committee would report thai That the most oI
,he furniture wanted il being commons can be MADE
nv The inmates of The City Work-house, which Will
save much expense the city, they therefore present
Il. 1sS5sT1 57 "A - VICTOR BENT,
+; NJ. RUSHA,
4ee VIM II. BARBARIN, +
a. gss55$qss ISAAC THAYER. q
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Nd EMOVAL-G. W. HYNsos & Co have re-
III u moved shsr efres from u V 81 Camp street, uit
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Il LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship
IA isuts friends siaseie any point the
Mediterranean lAnA BAh2LLI CO., al Common at.
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BROADWAY TmaTRE-Mr. W. Harrison, Mr.. Borrani,
Miss Louisa Pyne and Miss Pyne, will appear in the sd
mired opera Of 'CrowD Diamonds this evening. The
favorits farce entitled 1.-The Blghted Being viii termi
spectacle is in active preparation, and viii be poduced
On Thursday evening next.
BovEHY THyATRE.-Mr. Grattan Dawson viii make his
hrst appearance at this theatre night In the operate
drama Of Rob Roy The Scotch Legendary drama called
'Iochinvar the Bridal OF Nethesby,n will conclude
The performs Mr., Robert Jones the active stage
manager this theatre will take his benefit tomorrow
evening
BuKTos's THgsrRr-The elegant comedy, In Eve acts,
OF sTrde Shall have q Fall" with new scenery, cos
TUNES, &C. and powerful cast, will be played for the
second time this evening The sughabe farce OF 80
pha's Supper" will be the Terminating feature.
wAIIAcK'- TntATRy-Ths elegant petite comedy called
isTbe Captain Of the Watch" with Mr.. Lester In the
principal part, will commence the amusements. Tie
will conclude with the farce Of THE New Footman,f
cast AZ before with the exception OF the character OF
Polly, which vii be played by Mrs Stephens.
sArTRopoinAS TWArRE--A variety Of gymnastic feats
and equestrian performances by the circus company
engaged al this theatre will be given this evening The
with Mr. Iddy In tie chief character, will also be per
formed.
Asn,ucaN MCsErs Mr.. c. ". Clarke will appear q
Edward Middleton in the play Of the Drunkard," in
the afternoon aud In the evening Mr.. j. X Scott VII
Strform his character Of Usono. The laughahle ex.
travagaNA Of The Cockney in China vii also be play
ed in the evening.
, woop,s MfSsrgYrs.--The musical drama Of the
Mummy" viii be played this evening" together with
an excellent vocal aud instrumental concert prece-
ding II.
lrcKLy1's SsnySADIRs.--A great Ethiopian concert
ell he given this evening The new burlesque the
opera OF Cinderella viii follow
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tinue long enough to remove the Ice In The Dsla.
ware. we shail look for . considerably decreased
trade, which may tend TO check any farther a.
vance Of prices. The Miners Journal gives thu
actual increase Of the coal during the year 1854,
from the anthracite coal regions, In round numbers
ct 62s, 900 TONS and from the semi bituminous re-
gions at about 5000, making an aggregate In
crease Of 603 900 tons. This statement does not,
Of course, include the Cumberland bituminous coal
trade.
The stock Of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has been placed upon the books
Of the Board Of Brokers. This was formerly known
as the Mount Savage Railroad, and was placed
under the existing charter on the LIST Of January,
1854. 1t extends from Frostburg the centre Of tue
famous Cumberland coal region, to Cumberland,
where it has two termini-one connecting with the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and the other With the
Baltimore and Ohio rail road. Including side tracks,
it Is eighteen and half miles in length. The CAPT.
tai Of tie company is 1000, 900, and upon this
amount IL ID believed certain to return hand
some profit as any read In the United States. Its
business is almost entirely colinsd to the trans
porta.ion Of coal from the mines 70 Gu noerland;
and for this business its grades are peculiarly "a
vorabe. From Ffostburg to Cumberland the
descent Is about 100 feet 80 that little locomotive
power is needed except to return empty cars t. the
mines. Its business In coal transportation has
steadily increased from IS 900 tons in 1885, to 234,
600 tons In 1868, and 900 tons in the last three
quarters Of lS54-the first three months having
been rendered unproductive by a miners strike
The large tracts OF the fourteen feet vein Owned by
Messrs. Aspnwall, Cunard and others, Ia the valley
OF Georges Creek, beyond Frostburg, are about to
be opened and as soon as this shall be done Il Is
said connection will be formed with this road 80
as to bring down to Cumberland very larg. pro.
portion Of the coal mined in that valley. THIS will
at least double the present business Of the road and
may be expected gradually to increase 10 amount
for many years to come. The capital stock is paid
up in full and the company has no indebtedness Of
any kind. The differs are John A. Graham, Mount
Savage, Nd, President; Warren Delano, Jr.. and
J. B. varnum, New York; John +. winslow, Troy;
John M. Forbes, Boston; G. H. Ogden. Register Of
Transfer Office, IS Burling alp, New York.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of
the banks Of Massachusetts, on the lst Of Jauua-y,
1865, according to returns made to the Secretary Of
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HrpsoN couSn ClRcrrr Corxr--John r BALDWIN and
s sued the Corporation Of Jersey City for damages in
consequences of injuries sussined the night Of Octo
b4r a. 1853 at which time Mira n and daughter, while
oass the OF Jersey and News-t avenue,
ss INTO excavation made for the purpose Of laying
sAp~ pipes, and which was not properly covered OF
hEtet For The plaintiff jacob wesrt for the CITY, r.
nj nclisand Jr., City Attorney. The plaintiffs recs-
y,red asa damase@, and costs Of suit.
me proceods Of tho stswe routes beiong,ne TO
Ner.eSs on saturday amounted 70 about 500 which,
a. preI0usF offered, WI 10 aeT0'ea Va TsOs' Of iAs
pocT
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yIrISTs BgASDIyT vnsEgY. GIN, ScINAPFa,
w rem, A. ,--PftJc.OSs a, It's Hs~ctsr street, cot.
nsr E.ssseth, love corr we@t frsu B0wery) @sis-
brst<d for s parity o. uss srsiss supplied WHOLESALE
sBd retail Purrhss~rs are r-s>~euaDy 1ui~t " call
Pnzs ssesrs, tsos fss ess sS1hsS
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BILLIAHfDS.

--------~--------~--,-es
DtiIIAED PAIACE, WITH EIGHT Ok TN table,,
ID Tor 1Ale Or exchange for property Ia sss York ~
Vicinity. LncaN - good that proper peTsoa "a,
nisks from ~. 90 20 5000 pr annum. Appy W ~
COlB A. Bafsforc's rooms, So. Ana street. Tables
fur ale 90 mscs 10 order.
DuIJAKD fABEz.--wL HAVE a ZINE STOCK OY
Id marble slate, aBa .ooi beis With the Ds'enG RAD
Der cushions and oar ats Improvements, suitable for
private o. public Call a. our tsct TT aaa gfAnins
GRIFFITH A DkgEtlL
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follows
Lodns. Sp>et>, Crcupn Depoiui.
Dec q isstss sss sS5 265slt. !o.s 81 SIS go
This shows an increase in discounts Of 1891 ,oes-
in specie, Of 81 $50 ,slG-in deposits, o. o. 1885,
and decrease In circulation OF t25 sss. Had the
returns Of the Empire City Bank been made, there
would have been IN increase Of more than . mi.
hon Of do lars shovn In tue line OF disc,onts The
increase 10 specie has bsen worry lsrgs-mach larger
than antc palsd. The returns for the frst geek In
January, this yer and last, compare as folio ~s:--
Locng Spsc> C,yoppr Deposa5.
Jan 1854 sP0193ss7 II oei 24 so75 i2s 90 sss 500
Jan 1855 s2,2i4,7oc is59e,soS 70iS,esa e4,ss2iss
The loans are now o. ,sss, 1883 and the cir III ,ton
t2025 l47 less, while the specie on hand is q 09o
$50 and the deposits ~ JAG 7sG greater THAI =, the
pame time last year. This shows great change for
the better. A large am unit Of specis vas iosaed
lest week 10 cur banks Of issue, By the savings
banks Of the city, which sccounx for pJrtion Of
the socunulation. The savings banks have lately
cold 10 the government Of the United States vey
large amount Of 10 debt and received from the sob
treasury be.c gold In payment, great portion Of
which has been loaned TO the wAu street banks .,
iov rate CT interest The effect Of this fsvo able,
% II tends 10 the restoration Of pubic coaddsa Q.
On the whole, The bank returns Tor the week arc
highly satisfactory. We shall soon have aastsee
California steamer along, with milios asd hall
or 70 Of goid.
Ths AndAx q The stats q Indlans gives The a.
nsxed exhibit u rcoeip1 and dsburemenh On 90.
count q Ne various funds during The pSs hscAi
yeAS:-
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loth W
And which, deducted from total receipts,
leaves balance on hand .............$ 1905, $50 gs
Under the tbird head Ii contained brief explana alton
Of the adjustment Of the debt In 1861 aud Of the
nature Of the different descriptions Of State stocksao
the amounts OF interest annually paid with the dates
up to last July. The whole amount Of interest paid
from July 1877 81 5g 90T 81 The amount Of stocks
which have been transferred 10 the State IL In all $780,
$40 These stocks remain f,r the benefit OF the State
able by the State applied to sink the remaining prin.
cpal OF the public debt
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At the second board the upward movement con
tnued In fun strength, with an active demand for
all the leading fancies. Canton Company went up
! per cent; Nicaragua TranSit, 4; Cumberland
Cesl, Z; Galcna and Chicago Railroad /; Hudson
River Railroad, /; Illinois Central Binds, !; New
Gcik Central Bonds, l. The New York Central
books closed to-day, and tho sales this afternoon
were dividend OF. The stock was well sustained.
Erie opened this afternoon at 43, but fell OF, and
closed at prices current in the morning. There ap.
pears to be quite speculative feeling In the street,
basis.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer's
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Inc beekmah FIRE INSURANCE company nave de-
clared semi annual dividend Of five per cent.
The Monadnock Mills, Claremont, N. H., have de-
claied dividend of five per cent on their old stock
and interest on new stock. From and after Dee.
!, 1854, holders Of new stack receive dividsads
equally with the old stockholders.
The Mlddlctown and Mlddlesex County banks,
Of Middletown, and the Saybrook and Dsep River
banks, have declared semi annual dividends Of
four per cent each.
The Rome Exchange Bank has.deolared q semi
annual dividend Of five per cent.
The Bank OF Albany has declared dividend OF
fifty per cent on its capital In stock TO its stock
holders. who have unanimously concluded to cept
the dividend 10 this form This raises the capital
Of the bank from s2i0 900 TO $500 0o0 and gives to
each possessor Of ten shares five In addition and
70 In proportion.
The vaue Of imports into Boston during the fourth
quarter Of 1854, amounted to s94s8 2se, Against
1888 POS for the corresponding quarter in 1853,
allowing an increase in 1864 Of t945 O5l.
An adjourned meetirg Of the General Railroad
Convention will be held at tho Assor House, on the
18th inst, q. O'Clock p. NJ.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Departments,
Washington, on the 9TH inst, were:--
For paying Treasury debts s2l23 80
fof tne customs Z,Os9 ~
Covering into Treasury from misc. sources. $40 90
FOR the War Department ............... 1a1 7p9 20
For the Navy IN partment. ............. 20s,31t %
Tor the Interior Depar tment. .......... 1887 81
The redemption Of the public deb. at the Treasury
Department, Washington, for the week ending on
Saturday, was "a folows:-Loan OF lsI2, 81. 500;
loan OF lst7 $42 400; loan Of ls4s, s2s 0O0 Texan
indemnity, 81 OO0--total, ts1, 800.
The Detroit Free Pres, In nnouncing the failure
Of MtsUa Howard Leith Co. Of toat place, ssys:
What course Of events has brought about the failure
or suspension Of this banking house we are not yell
advised, though have heard that IL arises from the
shortcomings Of of the members o. the arn or Of
The firm Of Smith, Dwight Co., In con aectoa with
numbering operations In Ohio-tbe two firms belsg az
We understand, one concern We have been 10 formed
through another source that such provsion has been
already made a. will save derositors from ioss.
heSsrs Howard, Smith Co, owned the Government
stock Bank ~ Lafayette, Indiana Ths suspen,on vii
AFFECT the value Of is circulation, which amounts hov
ever, to only about twenty thousand dollars The
culAtion are net snhcieut ~ the present nsrte rates.
70 take II all up-not more probsbly, than tvothirds
three quarters OF ". The bills were purchased BIZ
some Of the brokers yesterday At seventy dve eeat4
the dollar
Tho soal tonnage on the ResAing Railroad last
week, WIS 70 77e tons, making for the current fiscal
year. 1904 tons, against i2o,es3 tons 10 core~
poadins time last year. We hear u no change d
prices, but should tie prsseat mild wcsaAss 80.
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rnAscH on IpiAxA-REc,lrn AND D,ssrRsExESrs,
1854.
Receipts.
On account OF the general fund 5000 T33 81
Library fund .................l ion, Il3 81
University fund ............. ll.I2z o.
Common school fund ......... 500, 3i5 81
Saline fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1856 20
bshk YAK fund.. .............. 4,6so 10
Congressional township fund. 1917 %
Surplus revenue fund ....... 13J 6S
Michigan road fund ........... 131 80
swamp land fund. .......... 3S5, Sg2 81
state debt sinking fund. ...... 1890 50
Wabash and Erie Canal. 49,. .520,6Sl 10
Total receipts g. 0at SIS o.
Add balance on hand November, l, ls5i 5H,357 90
Grand total. D.. coo lI5 %
Dtsbursc1neTts.
On account OF general fun .si9l Dol 30
University fund. ..........,.. 22,l91 0s
Common school fund. 35l 500 bS
EaHtt iunu f,-cS ~
BGnk tax fund ............... 4,bI4 80
Congressional township fund. 4Is 10
Surplus revenue fund 6l3 81
swamp land fund ............ III, 6b9 90
Three per cent fund ........... 2sg 6s
state debt sinking fund ....... T4,Ola 10
Wabash aud Erie Canal ..... 325, 72i As
Township library fund ........ l5l 7s1 o.
TOT nj
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DOARDING At % WARREN srHiLT.-A BACK PAk-
Id Tor on the second floor, suitable for q g-ntiemaa
and his wife, or party OF gentlemen who would like IN
together; also, ladies accommodated with board
Prices moderate.