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Two fast daily lines from Washington for the
South and Southwest Boats leave their berths foot
Of 9Th street at eh a m and 4p N. Psssensers By
the morning boat obtain ne break fat on board
and enjoy pleasant sail Of 81 hours down the beau
q al Potomac passing in fulvie of Mount Vernon.
By the evening boat they insure good supper and q
rest Of four hours in comfortable berths state
rooms, and arrive in Richmond time to connect
with all the trains for the South and Southwest.
The Great Southern Mail Is convey ed over this
route, II beng "a miles shorter and leo miles less
railroading than By any other route,
making certain connections to
Hsdsvicksbsg, RieAnaoHd, and Petsrsbsyg, Va 4,
Weldon AID Wilaisgfo1, ~. c.,
Cha,lsstox, S. C., Augusta, Georgia,
Mostgonsry and Mobile, Ala,
DtYsef 10 Nsw Orleans and all Sesfhsna Ciftss
and ToDss.
Also, connect at Richmond with the Danyile,
Southside, Virginia, Tennessee. and East Tsnnes-
zee Railroads FoR THE SOUTHWARK
Danvillie, Bristol, Dalton.
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
Lynohburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
MONTGOMERY, and New Orleans.
For through tickets and further information Of
the route, inquire at the Southern Ticket Office,
No. 50 Penn. avenue, one door east OF Browns
Hotel, or on board the boats, foot Of 9Th street
GEO. +. MATTfNGLY.
az " (UnIoni Ticket Aren't.
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OFFICE INDIAN AFpArRs.
NOvember In iata

NOvember II. l6B.f
The advertisement of this oboe for proposals. for
lndian Goods e so feI modified a. to admit Of the
pies in possession Of the once. and without iidders
belpg reguiIed to furnish samples Of blankets and
samples sssll be furnished by the bidder " conve
nient And the tins for the reception Of bids for
O'Clock .. m, on Saturday, the 2eth int.
- 'no 70 st.~ ga5 8s,t s1e y. W: DENSEk.
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4 ARIEg TUCK md III sorts Of COMBS q
- Hsss. ~ II T Will ss: ;:'''' x, 49, :: -
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iVy BARRELS Pofto kioS Sugar. -
Is hh'' d oa0'es DO. no,.....
10 Whole half. cd suartsr boxes New Rais,ns.
just received and for sae By = -. b. -. = !.
no le-eost MURRAY b BEMMEe.
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TIE PACIFIC NAL STEAMSHIP CON

q. IS y We steamsh p VI thus Company, oarryins
CALIFORNIA. and OREGON, lesves =
Panama twice each month. on tn srrivals
OF the United states Mail = d Com pany q NJ smer,
whe h issse Nss orleans and New York resulsrly
on the oth and 18th OF each month with the ms,is
f R6 StD1sssnser'' connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspsctsd and In.
proved o. the Navy Department, and eaaranfy sresd
The Panama Railroad Ca miles lorsD is now 49,
pleteo from 90 an 10 ocesE. and il crossed no or
Roar, The baggage Of passengers is cheof Al IN
New YORK through TO San Francsco, and pas Sc
are embarked st Penams BY steamer a. the ooyr
pany.s sTpeEse The money paid in New YORK
, Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco. to prevent detent In case of scp
dent. % that the route entirely fiIn
having occurred in eight years.
nve at Aspinwall. ~ ,-e'
Conductors 90 through By each steamer. and TAKE
tectors. ~SNe' nv
For through tlStets At the lowest yst.s apply At
me agency; Ia est street, New Yak 10 T. w,
HHAAYMONp;-oI % ARMSTRONG, HARRIS &
TIM " 40
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Cd Gu OW DER


o. .,3U MIS- W d z R. Sd
W ALB ,sI T. KING; S,e.ssiows. p. C., for
Be for Nsssn. Dupont Co, Of Wiiminston Del.
she dlasrsnt Irsdes Of POWDER maaais e ~ e
b them, embracing, IN part
.stias I'd Mi9iSs POySs,s in 8 and 50 Ib. kegs
sssns f:fs e.1sY rr. If N: .ss 8 Is t t:s:
Do. Dc. mi and j ID. canistsss
eszSpd Snm Do. mi ID eepi,ter.
PEE %. I'M and p. .nisters
yuts. Ria. d. INK ID. hasl, .pd S.s;:.:I:
ssfsty Fuss Of u..,,o, , n 70. canister:
Al Of The shove will be sold at mann f,otu,sr,
Issfs I'D delivered free Of charge 70 any part Of
fhs chsrsoter Of Dupont's Powder ha. h.., m
Vel and fsvosably known for Q haI century mai
We deem n unnecessary 20 say Anything In its
10 We tAks pleasure at I'll times IN showing
asS 1900 md ssyIs Of paskasss 70 sportamsn and
IL 0a:s Nc. 8 High street., inmsdstsly I'd
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COL U M B la MARKET.
Just arrived and for safe, another Invoice Of thar
pure CIDER VINEGAR also. to arrivein few
ages; 100 barrels prime Apples; 500 bushsIs White
Mercer and Carter Potatoes; 10 btds. No. Cranber-
Iies 80 bb!s. Onions; le.0o0 Marrovfat squash |;
Salt Fish. MAckerel. &cI , as y no S-anvSv
HA sss AND HsLopE5SSSHsS y =. 'i FtifiIys
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GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE
Via Orange and Alexandria Railrsad.
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WIN. RgTHxsYoRD, T. st., bet. 18th and 18th.
JAcos vEIHAEYER, tmarb mants CO. IA st, Pa Az
MILLINERY, &c.
Mas. H. l.. srAs.EN. 4s5 9th St.. near Pa av.
MRS. CHARLES PREUss, 289 Pa. av., b. 9th 10th sta
MUSIC STORES.
john r. ELLIS, 36 Pa. av., bet. 9Th & 10th SITS.
rRoF. 7. De C9NIEL, cor. Pa ay. & 18th Of,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &C.
HOWELL MoRsELL, a23 ST.. near It'll.
PAPER HANGINGS, &c.
]. MARxRITlR, 4S6 7th ST., between ID and K
FRANCIS WILLsER. SIS n Y av. bet. 10th g 18th sts
PAPER WAREHOUSES;.
EDWARD Towers, 81 ID st., near It'll.
PATENT AGENTS.
ch1s III ST. OPP g. SCI b .ia SO.
THos. 4. EvKRKTT, Atty in Pat. ossss, as iih ct.
PAWNBROkERS.
ISAAC HERzBzRs. 42s Pa. av., bet. Sd and ~ Sta,
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES.
McCLEEs. SO Pa av., bet sth & 10th SITS.
WKITEHURsT's, 4Si Pa. av., bst lX and sth sts.
PLASTER GUANO MILLS.
MORGAN RHINKHART. foot of g street north,
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
w. IHoMPsos q Bro. 2ss Pa. av.. b. 10 & II SITS.
NTEns sk Co. - S an ST. T. south is Q, Pa sv
PORTRAIT PAINTERS.
>. M. STANLEY, Z78h Pa. av.. bet. llth 18th sts
PRINTING OFFICES-(Bssh and Jeb.J
y. PoLKINHoRS, SIS ST., near It'll
z. n. SAGE, cor. Lou. av. 4 7th st.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Bs.7 ss IL =. 81. 3d. Gs sth . md lob
II F. t :v =! YES. ~ p Willard. Hotel
SCHOOLS.
g. H. NoRToN's Young kadies' Institute go s IT.
UNION ACADEMY. IN Ii F..D cor. Y. av. & lith n.
SEWING MACHINES.
ci SEWING s2Sssf Rd ISS Han SIS Pa.sv.
n. o. MOVES, 54sth n. Pa. av shirt fsotory TO-
STOVES, RANGES, CRATES, &c.
Y. WoopwARD.n o. Pa sv b. 10 4 u, talcouy front
yAhSs SkfKvING, cor. Pa. av. 4 18th ct.
WI. WfvILL. As Pa. av. near Sd ST.. south side.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
he. STEERS, sO6 Pa. av., bet. ID & Sd sta. .,
SchaSkR' BEHRkNs Il Co., 81 Pa. sv. a ...r
IOfs, FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
~. " M EARA. 24 Pa. av., bet. I'd Sd Sta
,TCkNING, BRACKET.MAKING, &c.
WV r. WEBB. ~ G st.. bet 9Th L 7th.
UNDERTAKERS.
NJ. l.. HARVEY. 40 7th st., bet G &H
UPHOLSTERERS. ID
II. BLAu. a64 g street. bet. lSth and 18th
WHEEL.WRIGATS.
hAPLkr BozzLE. express wagons 10 IT.. T. Pa NV
WIG MAKERS. = :, 1870
J. u. GrBBs, 2is and 2f9 Pa Nv.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
nAnILroS 4 LEACH. Ses Pa. av. bet. ~ q 9Th sta.
WOOD AND COAL YARDS. roH -
TEAfTtkahS& RRorHER. b e., cor. eth. 7.
y w ~. GAIT. ~. ". onr. 18TH a T. IT. "
u. u. w ALLu9 ,Itth n, brid9e: Wood ana .u.h..
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Naval Intelligence.

~
The United States steamer Water WIch, Lieutenant
Lowell, arrived at Norfolk ltth instant, from Washington
DC
The Boston yournai states that Lieutenant Vim. A.
Parker, Of New HAMPSHIRE, has been detached from the
United states Naval Rendezvous. and ordered 10 The com
mans Of store bark Release, which win sail very shortly
with stores for the United States squadron in the Mcdi-
terrancsn. The Naval Library and Institute will send a
ing ct the yard with stores for the East India squadron,
will sail next week for Hong Kong direct. A letter bag
will 70 by her, and one also for the African squadron
will be despatched next week. letters and papers, u
post paid and directed % the care Of the United states
Naval Library and Institute, Boston viii be for srded by
these oppor tunities.
Captain G.. J. Van Brun, has been ordered and has re.
ported az Assistant Inspector OF Ordnance Of the Charles
town station.
n 9 rumored that Captain william n. Gardner is 10
have the command Of the razee Macedonian, nos lying at
Charlesto~n, but no orders have been received Cor her
equipment.
The repairs on the Roanoke are continued in the dry
SCcs ,e .n,r'y NV. two s sss% s,. .l%Sfrsi and SSo ssSl's sS % , ssr %. ssIIs .
not yet
The keel Of the uew steam slcop, 2a5 feet long, ts all
laid, and the workmen are busly At work getting out her
tmbers sAe Ia TO be called the P1aiisburg.
The Dolphin s still In The hands Of the carpenters and
jotners at the shear wharf. Bet weeu twelve and thirteen
hundred mechanics and lsborers continue 10 be employed
IN the yard, and for the last two days the vicinity OF the
pursers Office has been quite a lively scene, the money 70
been received from Washington. over $4,000 viii be
thus distributed
The foundry buildings are now nearly rooted In aod
slated, and the masons are laying the cast iron cues 10 the
furnaces. The great circular iron pit for casting the can
Mr.. Boyd, the master sailmaser OF the yard, has in his
Office q neat model Of a liue OF. battle ships tJpsais, de
signed 20 be reefed from deck, after a plan OF hs o~n,
which i much approved Of by all who have seen \ u
IL proposed 70 test Il on board Of the United States brig
&C war Dolphin.
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afternoon. On the part Of the defence several VII
nesses were examined 70 show tho manner OF cusun8 ca
the sas and sAs precautions taken 70 ea.sd ,s ss. sSsss scss,
u o length, and In view k all the acs conciuaSo mnI
the Gas Company had done nothing contrary 70 nw IN
s:o e. Ss% on sSs supply y BY , q En- + e, as.i sri Rlf' ~ss not sSI psss saS s aS,ss
ten days after presentation, the gas would DO turned on
that abe had been informed by her servant that the gas
in putting on The gas, being perfectly aware Of the tscs
that the supply had been stopped and the reason thercfor.
He therefore ordered q non suit against the plaintin.
DISCHARGES os HosoRA LANE FROM CUSTODY .-OnSaturday
Honora lane, alias Shepherd, was brought before Judge
Culver Of the Brooklyn City Court, on a writ Of certsorari
ana habess corpus, and a motion made for her discharge
on the ground that she was the wife OF Joseph Lane, and
all the acts complained Of had been done IN the presence
Of her husband. She was thereupOn discharged, Judge
Culver deciding that her case came clearly within the law,
which presumes that the act Of the wife In the presence
of the husband, Us done by bis coercion. Joseph Lane,
her husband, is still in jail, having been fully commNed
Tor tiAl; Poe charge against the parties was hr navlng
counterfeit money in their possession with inten To pass H.
rHE MANSION HopsE RoBBERy.-John hawkins, who was
committed by Justice C~ornwel, on Thursday last, as one
of the party who was concerned in the robbery Of Mr.. L.
Blossom, of the Mansion House, was brought before Judge
Culver, on Saturday, on certiorari and habeas corpus, and
a motion made for his discharge, on the ground OF the
insuficiency OF the testimony upon which ne was com
mitted; but the proper papers not having been obtained
from the committing magistrate, he wa remaoded until
Monday morning, when he will be brought up for a hear
ing, Hawkins s identified by the night watchman OF the
Mansion House, as having LEFT the house at 8 O'Clock on
the night of the robbery.
Mr.. Barry who was arrested at the time Of the EXAMINE
ton Of Mr.. Clarke, who is now under bail 10 take his trial
for the offence, was discharged on Thursday, no one ap-
pearing against him. Some two weeks since, Mr.. Bios
som, a bOarder nj the Mansion House, was robbed during
the night Of $500 in paper money and a five dollar gold
piece. A five dollar gold piece was paid 70 the cashier
by Mr.; CLARKE, the bookkeeper, he CCiarke) stating that
he had received il from Mr.. Barry, who is also n boarder
in the house, and this gold coin was identified by Mr..
Blossom as the one that he lost
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The number OF barrels carried in 1851 n estimated, and
II y believed this estimate Is rather above than below the
actual quantity.
u has been well ascertaned from Official sources that
IN 1866 "more -four in barrels and sacks, the produce OF
this state, Canada, and from Lake Erie, was delivered al
tide water than in 1851 With a view OF retaining the
transportation Of this article 10 the canals, II has been
suggested that the rate OF tolls should be reduced from
= 70 1, or 1.b mills, which would be equivalent 10 about 3
~ l2L cents per barrel from Buffalo 10 tide water, &C
oording 10 the rate Of reduction. We hnd in this state.
ment q difference in tolls on this one article, between 1852
and 1857, and a loss OF more than half a million Of dollars,
the last season.
The following statement shows the aggregate amount OF
tolls r ecefved on all the canals OF the State, during the
sesson Of navigation, In the years named below, together
with the annual charges for collection and superniend.
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DURsUkST TO A DpCREE OF THE HfgH COURT or
Cbancery, 10 snslsnd made IN q cause wherein Edward
Hiabt, william Neal and Thomas Bull. The younger. sreplain
tins, and William Neal, defendant any person or persons
claiming 10 be The widow or heir or heirs Al law, or heir or
county Of Lincoln, IN NE United Kingdom Of Great Britain, Df
Thomas Robert Neal. late Of Hibsidstowe. IN the same coun
~ f lincoln. farmer. on claiming under deed or will 81 The
said Thomas Robert Neal, who resided IN knerca between
the months of April and August, inclusive, in the year lsts.
and who died 10 or sboui the same mouth Of august on hs
passage from the city Of New fors 20 England IN te packet
their solicitors, on or before the twentieth day Of March next.
70 come in and make out his or their descent and prove hs
or their claims n the chambers Of the Wee Chancellor. Sir
John stuart, at No. ~ Old square, Lincoin's Inn, Niddlesex. In
the said > inrdOr 81 Hreat Britain. or In default hereof
they will be g~eremplcrily excluded from the beneat % The
said order. "Wednesday, the twenty fourth dav Of the same
unnth ri Nsrch. Is " oclock 81 noon, At me said chamber.
- spp0inte d Tor hearing and adjusting upon he said caims
S9LEEI w, fkAkE, ghl glesk
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INV ORDkR- N Was ordered ~ follows-
l. Until other wise ordered, the general term IN each
month will be held only two weeks. commencing on the
FIRST Monday Of the month, and will be held by three Jus
tees. Rules IL AMI 81 viii he enforced.
2. During those two weeks only one Justice, and during
the residue Of the term three Justices will sit for the trial
Of causes by jury.
3 During that Iart Of the term In which three Justices
se occupied IN the srial OF Jury causes, two Justices will
~ fer The hearing OF motions snd The tnal 81 Csuses on
lbe sIeylA SIN .AsDia,
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OCCUI.IsTs AND AURIsrs.
LEAAL uOVECEa.

QUuEr-J. " MACDONALD, " d., Has RENovEr
~ he Once rom "a 70 e6i Broadway, new Hsecker street
Hovrs from . A. n. ulP.M
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Oar Key West Correspondence.

KY WIT, jan. 10, 1893.
HeaiiA Of De Nty-.Tate Of TIE W~eathr-Arriud Of
Troops, &c.
The city remains healthy, but the weather IL remark
ably warm for hnuary. The northers, usually regular in
their appearance, have entirely dsappesred-none having
occurred Of ~sufncient violence TO bear any resemblance 10
the cold, long continued winds rushing down the COST and
breaking fearfq1y At this point in former seasons-as
often ~ twice a month. An old fashioned norther ia much
70 be desired, and its advent will be hailed with 10y by oil.
The wrecking statistics for the year are forwarded you by
this mail. They will interest your commercial readers.
The returns are complete, and have been drawn up with
great care. ~ Il
The ship Ohio, Hutchins, arrived the Goth from New
YORK., with eighty recruits for the different companies OF
United States artillery stationed in Florida. They were
Ia charge Of Capt. Brannan, United States army. A de.
tachment has been sent TO Point Rover, Charlotte's Harbor.
They sailed the 9Th in the Storm Cloud, Capt Higbee. A
detachment has also been forwarded 10 For, Dallas, TO re.
cruit che company stationed there IN charge or Col. winder.
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Total annual interest. ................ u ,36l ,736 93
The aggregate Of tho debt has been increased during the
fiscal year $500, 900, by q deficiency loan under section 8
Of article 7, 10 pay the interest on the loans authorized BY
that section for the enlargement and completion Of the
canals; and that portion Of the debt must be further in
creased during the year $3.50, 900, to pay the accruing in
terest thereon in default Of tolls or other means 10 meet
the obligations Of the state. The Commissioners Of the
canal fund have already, at the date Of this report, nego-
tated . loan Of $500, coo to provide for this deficiency, re-
deemable in 1876, at six per cent interest.
The total canal debt on the 30th Of September, 1867,
was 425, log, 2S9 80.
The sinking fund for the redemption Of the canal debt
was 81 ,1SS $50 05.
The recent bank failures and suspensions growing out
Of the late financial and commercial revulsions have
placed, for the present, q very considerable amount or
the canal funds beyond the reach Of availability, or In
suspension as to immediate payment. Thess suspensions
cover-of
premium loans. -
Deposits OF tolle iiV,V'o 70
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IOt&l. -. ~
The canal revenues for The fiscal year ending on the S0th
Of September, 1858, arising from tolls on all the canals
rent of surplus waters and interest on current canal re-
venues deposited in banks, are estimated At &,250, 600
Nv the act. chapter 364 of the laws OF 1857,
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Balance on hand aoth September, 1857; % on ,eoo %
ne balance Of the sinking fund on hand 1t the close Of
the last fiscal year 10 S246 Sol So less than vas estimated
IN the table, and consequently the deficiency in the fund
70 pay the canal stock debt, on the first day Of July next,
OF 50, 0ts sos "a, will be increased that sum II MOI sup
Piled from other sources than canal tolls.
There i, however, still due from the Treasury TO this
fund on account Of taxes raised under the act, chapter %
Of the Laws Of 1855, S110,9S4 40. II the whole Of this
sum should be realized BY the sinking fund before the flss
day Of July next, the deficiency in the fund TO pay the
canal debt then due will be $500 $40 Al.
The surplus receipts from tolls during tho first three
quarters Of the fiscal year commencing on the FIRST day OF
October, 1857, will probably be sufficient to pay the quar-
terly interest on the whole debt OF l846, as II falls due IN
January, April and July next, unless some unforeseen and
unusual calamity shall again overtake the canals, rsquir'
ing large and extraordinary OUTLAWS Tor ordinary repairs
and superintendent.
The deficiency in the sinking fund, under section 2, ar
ticle 7 must be supplied by equitable taxes upon the PEG.
pie until the canal tolls shall yield q clear surplus OF
81, 900, 900.
The following statements Nos: ], 2 and 8, exhibit in q
condensed view the whole canal debt Of the State % II
stood on the 3Oth day Of September, 1857, designating the
sections Of the It'll article under which the said debts were
contracted
The annual interest On debt, art. 7, sec. ! is. see2 ,Is3 70
" 3, is. 644,9l4 81
" 10, s.. N,679 Is
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The expenses for repairs on all the canals OF the State,
dabursed by supcrniendents and paid To repair con.
tractors, In 1857, were s762 ,o42 90.
II should be noticed In this place that the appropriations
for ordinary repairs during the last fiscal year have been
cverdravn s7O, 463 40. This is one OF the very few occur.
rcnces Of this sort which has happened since 1876. The
appropriation to this object, $500 900, would have been
auhe sufficient 70 cover the ordinary charges upon II, but
the unexnmpled foundations that have twice visited the
Cbemnng CANA and feeder, and Crooked lake canal, and
rendered the Oswego and Gcnesee Valley canals un.
nayigablc in some parts OF them, required large advances
90 restore their navigability.
The present rates OF toll on the canal are from twenty
10 Rny per cent below q fair revenue standard; that 10,
the cost of TRANSFORMATION would bear this increase in the
rates without any danger Of diverting trade TO other
channels beyond the geographical limits OF the state.
The following statement shows the number OF barrels
carried on the canals In each OF the years named, and the
nolh received by the STATE
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roa. -. $4,000 5so, 4io s,s42,e Q s,s78,s2s

Total canal. 2o4,5is 2,7T3,see 2.so5, OH 2,T4s ,212
The several railway reports show a corresponding in
crease OF tonnage on through and way freight in propr-
ten 10 the receipts. II viii be noticed thai the receipts
from freight carried on those two roads more than
doubled in four years. The ioss Of tonnage on the canals
fro~ 1853 70 1855 was equal 10 the diminution in tolls, AZ
shown by the above figures.
Inc operations of the sinking Fund under article seven,
section one OF the constitution, have been A. follows during
the year -
Balance on band Both September, 1856. e. l.. ~ $50, oo1 %
Received during the year, viz
Interest on deposits and dividends on invest.
ments .......... 3i,714 II
Prom the re venues Of the canals during the
Sscai year ending soth september, 1867. i,5so,olS 90
Jron premiums on loans, under char. 357,
fs~s g 1887, aud ip,eres, thereon -. so,a7 81
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Total .....""""."""."r,"-... 2~,9ii,O49 81
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q OOO OOO sEGAR or VARIOUS aRADgs OF
Z.UVU.UUU German, Hsvsns and dor estic, s full A.
per cent below market rats. An essminsfscn u my sfoes n
requested. am determined not % be nniersoh
q cHESs " Bg9adNaS,