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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-20

One square, week zoe; three weeks S1 each after
insertion 20cj six months $5 one year 50 One half
square or less, week 60c year S. No "yearly
advertising" in weekly except by special oOatract.
Discounts will be made the above rates in The same
ratio as adyertisements in the Dailr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-20

EAD THiS.-sA rare chance Is offered to a few
ma responsible agents to for of the most
popular works issued from the American press Or
ders, with stamp enclosed, D. KIMBALL l. CO.,
my13 diff ~ Providence, R. 1.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-20

NMTislaW h .da II IL A Y E r.
TEACHER OF MUSIC, sal
PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,
No Tawcett'a Blockpposite City Han Worcester, Mass
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A. P. WARE & CO.,
SPRING CLOTHING.

Would respectfully invite the attention of their friends
and the public to their very extensiS stock of ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-20

nVERALLS, OVERALLS-An sizes, and
W we'll made, at Employment Rooms Mems shirts
and TUNES, Ladies' and 0hildrens wearing apparel on
hand, and made to order, at Employment Rooms,
apple 5 DIT No. Pearl st e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-20

Worcestor, Jrne J5, lS5I. - dom
B Np EFR RS.-A large lot Of an i'm
EN proved pattern Just received and for sale at un
usually low prices, by Z. g. PARTRIDGE CO., 100
Main street, opposite the Post office. dh jyl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-20

scounts will be made upon six months bill at the rate
Of 10 per cent on 49, IS per cent on $50 IS per cent on
$50 so per cent from 90 to 49, IS per cent on from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

FuBusTERs NORTH AND SoUTH.-The steam
chip Tennessee, which arrived yesterday from
Greytown, brought the last instalment of fli-
busters, sent home by the Costa Rican govern
ment A miserable set Of fellows they were, too.
FalstaHs ragged charge Of foot, with but shirt
and half to the whole company, were princes in
purple and foe linen compared 10 these two hun
dred regenerators Of Central America, who were
indebted to private charity for their dinners on
yesterday. They went away fine stout fellows,
with high hopes and good outfits they came back
weary, heart sick, broken down. with hardly rags
enough to cover their nakednesS Some were
carried to the hospital others paraded the streets,
depending upon chance donations for bread and
shelter. Their condition is sad commentary
upon the proceedings of Generals Walker and
Henningsen, who are to-day at Savannah, where
they are endeavoring to raise money and men
for another flibustering expedition in Nicaragua,
The confidence Of these gentlemen In the guilt
bility Of human nature must be very strong. and
they have undoubtedly adopted the maxim that
there is new fool born every day. Very likely
they are right, but we advise any young man
fond Of glory to remember the price these ragged
flibusters paid for it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

THn COLLISION ON TIE Sourp-rU CArrls or rHs
srxaxnn MuaoroLs-rhe United States Dissrc, Attorney
having notified Captain Brcsp, Of the Steamer Metropolis
that he would require bis attendance 70 give expla
nations respecting The collision bes~scn that vessel and
Tho propeller j. ~ Harris saturday morning last Capt
Brown called upon Mr. Joachmsses, tho acting District A.
torrey and stated that his vessel had the proper look
Thai here we're no less an three In the wheel house.
mono Of whom saw any light The N. Harris, except the
light on the nj zzenmas which did nos appear larger than
nfy cent piece. and brighter Than star thai the oos
on, the Metropolis we're FIRST Undecided sheber It
ships light . star; aud thai he, and the pilo
evs) are ready 10 meet soy Investigator. Mr. Joach.
m.cn init mated TO Capt Brown that ,hcrs was any
ground 70 mpuc negligence 70 the PHO, the latter nigh.
be indicted for mans sstes on the high seaS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
the Tax Burden OF the ity-anofhsr Re
suit Of the Svvtndiing Legislation OF las

the Tax Burden OF the City-Anofhsr Re-
suit Of the Svvtndiing Liquidation OF last
winter.
The burden of taxation in this city IL growing
so oppressive that unless some remedy be pro-
exist here. A fair increase In the taxes, If it
we're in proper ratio with the growth Of the
city, ard If il were the result Of honestly increas
ing expenses, no one would complain u But
while the load under which the city is staggering,
and under which it must ultimately break down,
Is caused by corrupt legislation and the fragrant
jobbing Of avaricous spectators, 1t is not 10 be
endured Last year the assessment Of taxes was
fixed at the rate Of 1.3s, or thirteen dollars
and eighty cents on the thousand For this
year. 1857, we were informed that il would
be $50, hut now il appears that il is still
higher, namely, 154, or fifteen dollars and
forty cents on q thousand. AT this rate of In
crease IL may be up to twenty dollars on the
thousand next year, and 60 on growing from
year 10 year In this fashion, with nothing but
dirty streets and wretched police system to
show tor It. The consequence will be that no
one can afford TO hold real estate; but the worst
feature in the business il that the weight will
fall on the poor man For, as taxes on pro-
perty advance, rents mus! rise, while II is noto-
rious that they are too high already.
To the infamous acts of the last session of our
partisan Legislature we owe the present condition
of the city in this respect well as iu relation 10
our police DISCRIMINATION and the other disgrace
full episodes which have made New York noto
rious as the worst governed and most unfortunate
city In the Union
Werccently referred to the fact Of the diminished
value Of the personal property Of this county in.
dicated by the returns Of the Tax Commissioners,
ard subsequent investigation enables US to direc
public attention to some of the obvious causes of
this remarkable decrease. The republican Sew
ard junta, true to its notorious sympathies with
moneyed and railroad corporations, secured the
passage of two scs at the last session of the Lee
cislature-one denominatcd an act in relation to
the Assessment of Taxes on Incorporated Com
panies,' and The other amending chapter 13,
part LIST. Of the Revised Statutes entitled
"Of the Assessment and Collection Of Taxes
The former repeats the provisions rendering
moueyed corporations taxable on their actual
capital, by permitting them 10 deduct IRON such
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

sAasus In ssethss Column Nss red soatAsva ~hasa
a-sed = d - 81 %, end sew vhns do - o. % .
u ~ end hic>eo spring q o. %. 6ales Il csrn vs-s
m'dess- VIE prior sere ssesdy, Of $40 81 &c
rr w@'erp mixed-chieay ~ shs latter Gsure
FORK w~s n re &C i.e flmr; mess advan ei 70 t7S
as 2s perl equAl &c. scc. PER hb,, end prime
I'd scctd 10 ga &C, with ssses, 10 all Of aboat 200 400
"n. shgsr In god demand. with sslcs nj .bou,
TOO s hh Cub,; 40 boxes Havana and a,soA bags
su Ill II prices veO In another place. the chief sAlss
ns.ssed Of rennr eoois Cooe~ continued 8ru With
mnceiae amoart or sales F'e'sas If anything, exhia
'e' nile better feeling To liverpool, grain, In ouk
~as engaged N2kd beef In uer:es II 3D., ard 100
'rrnc private terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
News from the sosth.

WARRINGTON, AuguH IL, lB6T
There had been continued rans In al paxts OF Louisiana
heard fron-
The Texas news 10 unimportant. The papers abound
With contradictory statements In regard the crops
The road from Goad 10 San Antonio was Infested Win
band Of outlaws and murders and robbehcs wore Amos
of daily occurrence.
The election Of Runne, democratic candidate for esver-
nor, was regarded certain. Eleven democrats and ave
Americans had been elected to the Senate.
There bad been partial showers In the Interior d As
He bet the drouih sA continued. Cotton picking had
corn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
vbs Southern Commercial Convention.

The usual annual gathering ofimpractical talk
ers, known as the Southern Commercial Conven-
ton, wlichheld thersession last week at Knoxville,
Tennesse, have adjourned after wearying sitting
Of four days We published on Monday and yes
terday full report Of the proceedings of the three
6rst days and We devote day large portion of
our space TO the publication OF the complement Of
the proceedings II is in this Christian manner of
returning good for evil that we rebuke the mean
and miserable attempt 10 exclude our reporter
from the Convention. Instead of allowing the
sayings and doings Of that sapient body to go un.
recorded and unknown 10 all save those Who were
present, we give them the benefit of our immense
circulation TO spread the evidences of their wis
dom and patriotism broadcast throughout the
land.
A very considerable portion Of the time Of the
Convention was consumed by debate that
sprung up on a resolution introduced by Mr.
Bryan, Of South Carolina, declaring Il to be the
opinion of the Convention that the tenth article
Of the treaty of Washington of 10Th November,
ls42, ought 70 be aDnulled. This is the article
which binds the government Of the United States
TO maintain on the coast of Africa an adequate
squadron 10 suppress the slave trade
The question Of reopening the slave trade was
not il will be seen, brought directly under con-
sideration by this resolution; but Of course that
was the main object TO which it tended. We no
tce that two members Of the last Congress spoke
in opposition to the resolution, NJ. Snced, Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
THE LATEST NEWS.

Revvs from washington.
DBsPASCuB vHOh QUE SDLE6RArH sou ADRoN-
LErrBK vKOs Nh DALLAS INTRODUCING rD
ySxSCh Hf9iFhEh.
wAMHGsoN, August IS lae,
The Navy Departments shis morning received ocisi an
patches from capt Hudses Of the steam gase Magma
d. IN Leg NE progress Of hs ship from Liverpool TO Osrs
together y, other matters In connection with the expe0
ton, With which your readers are doubtless ven ~
qusipted
Captain Hudson also enclosed oorrespondenOe bsiwss
himself and xr. Dallas an permitted 70 copy Il, Oh
Ias' Le<asrs-
LEGATION or TIE Uslr.D HrAvR,(
IOsDou, Jaly "a, 1861 I
Mr. DlAx sm--Bis E,cei,sncy, uouus do Porns
ny. The French Ambas'sdr Ut this court, ho
eedrc'sed 70 me Doie strongly urging thai "
navy, may have tho opportunity o. being on boa'd
The Niagara during the prooess Of submergue shs
" ,eur srs o he'd rules n,sne .b,cb On render "a.
oepaor OF sr DvlsmArohe In your nobe ship n die
slightest oesree irregular and shan be
any you In the Niagara, and give him every fAosy
witness sps sppresaa @ the OPP atson.
am. dear cir, mos respectfully and truly, your.
Captain Hudson replied that would AFFORD him ~
gr.ae plessure to Mr. lsmarche On band Ne
Niagara during process OF sub merging ths cable
posis oonv en'ion has been concluded bes ~esu sss
United a,ee AID Ham ,ug The s,ls be exchase
ed By means { United sts.es Hambu mail sesmes~
running d. cot bet Nov York and Hamburg ne poA
age besween United State, and Hamburg under
arrangement Is ten cents the single letter Of half
UNDER pre- paypcn ocsiopal, and two cents pewsps
pers pro payment required The rates 10 all countm
and places be, ond Hamburg, whether upon lettss
printed matter idsDtcSly the n all iespess
the rates charged via remsn undor The Untei s.ass
Bremen postal convention
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RAILROADS.
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Though we could have furnished further proofs
of the consequences growing out of this unwise
and corrupt legislation, the public can clearly
understand from this article how nearly four
millions have been shielded from taxation, and
appreciate the motives of those who conceived
and carried out this scheme.
Now this Is a question upon which issue should
be taken at the next elections. 1t is as impor-
tant at least ss any of those which are to be de-
cided at the ballot box. No man should be sup
ported for the Legislature who is not distinctly
pledged to repeal these acts and resist all future
attempts to impose such swindles on the public.
Not q foot Of property of railroad or any
other corporation, not water lot, nor any lot
whatever, nor the property of insurance COM
panies claiming exemption from taxation on
fimsy pretexts, should be excepted from bearing
an equitable portion of the burden. THIS system
is not only grossly unjust to the masses, but it is
the source of limitless corruption and Wholesale
fraud. We repeat, then, that it is the duty of
the people to make this test question with
candidates for legislative honors at the fall
election We must have thorough reform in
this system Of excmpting rich corporations from
taxation and throwing the whole burden on
the shoulders of those who are the least able to
bear It
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

CoroSu FpsNoNr's inns CsLIfoRus-Fsy Ists N
rivals California learn that sn tho s,r,- fourt
Ma ipasa county the Injunction su OF tho MERGED Mnos
Company Colonel Fremont decided Tor the defend
ant upon general demurrer 10 the complaint rue In.
junction had previously been dissolved BY inc nIs,-ict
Judge. The late decision Of tue supreme Court snrrne
the order granting The njuncj)n) distinctly decides that
the owner OF the SOL has ths right epon minors from
taking gold or silver from the land An eectmept by
Hdde ,gEs lessee or Colonel Fremont. against tho Mer
oed Whining company for tho celebrated ~ his Re
duc'ion Works tried al the late term Of the DIS
uct cou and although the defendants interposea an
sosver, IN tue nature u bill 10 equity Insisting all
their pe'ensions and urging every conceivable obctioc
70 the Fremont tle nter pryrsccd bisl decreo was
rendered IN favor Of the plsn for tho POI session OF toe
and, With al the works and improvements, and damages
for the detention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
Markets.
purY. ApUL rUIA STOCK BOARD.

rHuADELrH fA STOCK BoAHD
PmADuPMA, August Is, 1857.
SOCKS steady. Pennsylvania ives sax Resdips Rail
road st. Morris Canal b2 Long Island Railroad, Ilr:
Pcnnsy lvsnia Railroad, aek.
Nsw Optyys, August II, 1857.
Cotsop--salcs to-day Of 300 bales At 14zc. lbc for
mddIrs Hour has declined 2bc. Rod wheat 81 a.
psyre lsrd 100. Other articles unchsngcd
NEW 0s1r,ys, August ls, 1857
Cotton unchanged Sales 10 day 800 balos sales FOR the
last three days 300 bslcs recep for tho last three days
20 bslos: sock 20 900 bales. Four-A decln pe tao
soncy with ssios ct 20. Red whca, 81 ~ Mixed ocra
$50 Oats dull Al toc. Freighs Inactive sterling CT,
change, sk per cent premium.
AIBAyy, August 1s-6Px
Flour very dull, and no gales 70 Or market wbe.,
quiet sales Of white Cana ian In ANAL parcels a nj ~
uorn lower and market quiet Sales OF 900 bushels
principally ct Soc, slca,; car lots sold 81 So 10 Oats
COG, measure, for ate; sales OF 10000 bushes New
rye sells for homo demand at eOc. p2c. Shppsd lsst
evenns-tb 600 bushels corn.
nUrNAIo, August ls-I7soP n
Flour urchsuscd-ssles 600 bbls ps7as7 I2k for new
extra Ohio and Kentucky spd o. 70 for old extra Indiana
Wheat depreaodncw white Ohio offered At 81 90 IN bulx
sacked sold 81 81 G0, Corn atsaias sOoO barhe1
81 &c Oats lower And nominal Al bsc q 6oc- whaley
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Borrow, Aueuss IL, 1851
sui, claiming f2s 900 damages for alleged brcsch f
premss Of marriage causing considerable exoems~s },
The fashionable circles or TITS city I parties 70 the r
Noes Issiee, New YORK, plaintiff, and Or. Ge-re
Hayward and wife, ccfeadanis Mr. Inglee met MI lay
ward In Europe a. the youthful beautiful and veal ~
widow Of the late Amos 5nney, where he says she pro
micd 70 marry him. The defendants ave nov ss u~d-
Rufus Chostc and Pelsg w. Chsodsr are retained for toe
defence. ns thosgnt The will be pressed 70 TIN.
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liability al shares OF stock which they may own
Of other taxable institutions.
This law nov ope-s ca to release from assess
meDt large amount OF personal estate for
meriy taxed. aud IN the future a cou-
strucion will be put upon it, by the
financial juggiers that concoctad it, still
noe ouerotls and oppressive. For example, if
two institutions each possessed of capital of
$1,000 900, hold the stock of the other to the
extent Of $500 900 the total taxable liability
between them would b. reduced to 81 ,OOO, 900,
being precisely QUE half of the capital paid in
Under the fourth section Of the same act the ac-
cumulstons aud cspital of life incur aoce con-
psuies are wholly exempted from taxation We
Cannot zee the equity of this exemotion.
The policy of the law has been to assess per-
sopal property equally in every form in which it
might be found The mechanic aud tradesmAn
are sseeEed on the sums employed in their re-
specuve occupations, although the machinery of
tire one and tue stock of the other may be essen
tial to their present support and future indie
peodeDce. What valid reason exists that socu-
mutations in life insurance companies should
not be taxed like other ordinary invest
ments, and made to bear just proportion
of the public burden To prove the
practical operation of this legislation on the
taxable property Of the couotry, we submit q
OF Taxes and Assessments, and which, though
embracing only a few of the numerous reduc-
tions, explains the loss o. S2,385, Bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
News from Kansas,

81. LOUIS, August 10, 1887.
The Kansas correspondent Of toe Democrat sAys tha
nearly two hundred indcsmens had been found Against
persons residing In the neghborhood Of ropeka Asd h
had been arrested In Fsauhn county By drsgosas
and taken 10 Tho camp Rumor says thai Gov. waik~ 3
indignant ct Judge CAsOs decson that payment o azu
d The requisite quana alton for voters.
Ex-Governor Robinson had been notified 10 appear =
Leoompton the 9th ins for trial. the old charge q
usurpaton OF ofaoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
Malls for the Pacific.

NEW TORI uBRALD-CALIPoRNIA EDITION.
The United States mai. steamship Central Ane,ic Capt
Herndon will leave tais port 10 afternoon, n two
O'Clock for Aspnwall
The mails for california and other paris OF the Pacific
will close O'Clock.
containing the intelligence from all parts or the world
win be published q; eleven O'Clock In the morning
Single copies IN Wrappers ready for mailing, nxpence.
Agents Win please send their ordess - early possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

fHB NEW YORE HKRALD-KDIrION FOR EUROPE.
The ounard steamship Persia, Capt Judns, will leave
This port to-day for Liverpool
The European mails will close In this city at twelve
O'Clock, NON.
The European edition or the HERALD, printed In French
and Enslh, will be prbshed q. ten O'Clock In the morn
pg. Single ooldes, In wrappers, six cents
Subscriptions and verasemens for any edition OF the
In Europe:-
LONDON Am. European Express Co., 81 King William
RARIs- TO do s Place de Ia Bourse
LvEEPooi-Do do chapel street
IdvKRPooI-R. stuart, 10 Exchange street, EasL
HAvRs-An. European Express Co., q Rue Oornelo
The Of the European edition OF the HnKAID
sombue the received py mail and telegraph Of this
eHoe during the previous week. and up 70 hour Of
publication.
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News from Southern Africa.

BosroS, August IL, lS6T.
By The arrival Of the bark Yer q this pors iron
Care Town We have aews 70 the last Of June.
From the 9Th to the 14h OF June there trerdoas
gales The coas. Ten large vessels and larger number
Of small vessels wrecked. The whaling bark North
AmeriA from New London, lost two cables and anobos
Letters from Kadrland mention the extreme distress y
which the Kanr tribes have been reduced by The oske
killing MANIA 70 which they have lately fallen vicums
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cking Suicide OF m Unknown Cir.

PHiiApxI1nA, Augut Is, 1857.
An unknown girl, about seniy years Of age Tires bsr-
self The track OF the Germantown road In advance ox
the train this morning and torn 10 pieces She teps>
OF the track the train apron mod and then oo sx1a
whom the train was 10, near her TO be stopped ~
an evidens case Of suiciSa
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Nom Arrival Of me Khersonsss.

sr JOIN, r, August la-P L.
The screw stsamshi1 Khersonese Is nov ABOUT da.
with Liverpool sdvces Of TIE 8n ipst three days Lister
than received by the Columbia ct New York. bu. bss n
yet ma 10 her appearance. She sailed the ds6
nth the CunArd Arabia for Nov York, wSssa
vessel may anticipate her arrival
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The Weather aud tho Atlantic Cable.
81 JOINS N F., /

Al the fate OF the enterprise for connecting th iAsnA
with Ireland win much depend upon the character Of he
weather, shall report The dsiy until the seerAA
feet arrive 1t Trinity Gay Yesterday the weather
COOL With but little wind from the northwest 10 day
Is pleasant and gentle wind from the west
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Tn.s........."... s., OF 428 $69llls 81 $50 Sli
The act amending the Revised Statutes re-
stricts taxation on railroad interpretations to
land "owned possessed, or appropriated for their
use," and the present estimated value of the
buildings superstructure, g., allowing for de-
probation The intrinsic value of the grant and
the original capital employed are conside-
rations utterly disregarded Our city rail-
roads, with an aggregate capital of $500 900,
upon which, in come instances, q dividend has
been declared of over 10 per cent, are now taxed
only on s792,935. 1t will be seen by the state
ment we have compiled that the local city rail-
roads in lS56-then actually representing less
capital-were assessed on S2,l5y 1915, making q
difference, against the present year, of 81 Asa 44O
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Judicial Nomioation

PH1ADsPmA, August Is, 1857
Hon. David Paul Brown, Of this city, nominated ~
the Americans to-day for Judge OF he Court Comn.
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GssAr nRrMsN's PARapr.-rhe graudest hreuons pa
witnessed IN the United States win conre OF AZ
rImlra Ne- YORK on tho 3lu Of August, Sx prizes are
ofcred for the bc., play ing ranging from $1,000 $50
Ooo hundred AMI hy tcmlsncs are expected W DC rfe
sant
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EnspolK, August Is, 1857.
TOE furniture store OF Thomas scou In this plaoe, ga
Destroyed by FRO sbou, O'Clock This morning LOss 900
The storo was uninsured
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The aebrNaha Election.

y. LOUIS, August IL, isSy
Hon. Bird b Chapman, the delegate OF Nebraska In the
last Congress, has been 70 oloctsd.
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The nsaltis OF New Orleans.
Ns~ OusAss, August II, 1857
mo deaths Ia his city during the lei week wore seventy.
four
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Bosso. Weekly B.nk statement.

Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
Boron, August IS 1857
he following are the fooBgs OF banx Saieunen,
the raa week, compared with those OF prs-
vtouss-