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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-13


T. win be seen, that the taxable valua7
tion Of the State, was. greater, in 1851.
than in 1856, but less than in 1852, The
difference was occasioned, in, part by the
exemption from, taxation of the excess of
credits over debts. by the act Of April |,
1856. and in part by the rule prescribed
i'll the same law for ascertaining, the taxa,
bic property of banks and bankers. This
rule requires two statements; one. of the
amonnt of notes aud bills discounted, and
all other property and dues of every de-:
seription belonging to the bank; and an,
other Of the property employed in bank
ing: and provides that q rate shall be
charged npon the property embraced in
the first statement, which will prodace the
amount which would be .prodaced BY the
rate charged on the properly i Of iinidisyifd7-
uals, if levied upon the property embraced
in, the second. This rule has been found
very siaconvenient in, practical application.
and has afforded an opportunity for, With
drawing Q considerable amount Of proper
ty from its just proportion of the public
burdens. 1t is too clear for question that
property employed in banking should be
assessed equally with other property.
The decision Of the, Snpreme Court Of
the State supplies q satisfactory rule for
Fascertaining what this property is. I re-
peat, therefore, my, recommsndation ad--
dressed to the last General Assembly; that
| The law be SO amended as to require ali
property employed in banking TO be EN-
fbraeeds in one schedule aud entered upon
fthe duplicate for taxation, at the same
rate as is imposed on other. property. -, =.
/ The foregoing schedules also show that
fwhile the amount Of State taxes has been
fsttadify reduced during the last two years,
the amount of county and municipal taxes,
14afgeiy reduced in 1856 from s55, have
increased, though not So largely n 1881
tfrom s5e..' 1ef ''eisats'ssl 's,'.1 -, =. !.
ftffsa S WORTHY Of fssa consideration yvhsrhsr
some further limitation upon. the taxing
power of county and municipal aqtlori-
flies may not BE usefully imposed, re
ispectf1lly recommend also that provision
| be made by law for theTcollection of taxes
semi annually Instead Of annually as al
present, N that case there need be no
aecpmalations; 10 the State or County
| Treasufiess, but the. money qf ::he people
/ will remain in their ownshands till actual,
| ly wanted for public purposes, :, -
fs The public debt of the State, of all
descriptions, appssrs in the following state.
lshs.;,tst oEi ,taSsss tsnt aatuiA5fo seyiflia5
lSosrroNA AsDDoMfisrffc rs fsrx ssrrxrE pEBT or ONO.
be cos sirIcs 6rfiiE r0kEIes AsD boxffsff6 srAfE
fo spsir bs enio, ON sha 1sraosi52x., 1s5s.ls9i
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-13

I ance OF ESI03,aio 90, areal deteit 80. -.
! Of. ss.i3! i.Ja.lI.J!. -. ssa,4 Na
To provide the means Of carrying or
hesGasernmeat, tho absence CT the
reperted balance, the outgoing Treasurer
from the County Treassrers the
sum of S1169sfl5478,--a and--arpropriated-
the sum Of $94,7S6.35, held in trust for
the bill holders of the Canal Bank Of Cleve-
land, making an aggregate of $500. .502 .Q5;
Of which he discussed in payments for the
State, S. T,44i.oT; and paid ever TO his
successor, in different sums and at differ
eiit times, s303s.s65, 81; being lie whole
amount thus Obtained and appropriated,
except 81. 192, S4;;s Of which last sam he
retained FOR exchange, claimed 10 have
Ebeeh paid for HE January interest, 80,
1854. eThe small balance is included
III The defalcatioa as reportedhy the pres
ent Treasurer W" sso'''' S',''' -. IS
r Bit not t5,iny was there this actual deficit
Of cash meaas, out debts also existed, con
tracted ii..'fS55, aud, as to- The greater
portion, without warrant Of law, to the
amount . Of 63e,es5,45:. These debts
originated in Supplies and labor, furnished
to the State and ifs Institutions, for the
most part in Eood faith; and the creditors.
therefore, eoald not properly be denied
tnaaNy1riirrrrfEGl = Eeiassf9 IshifA' f4i s'''.'
aThesatfaal condition Of the treasury iss
exhibited lys following sta! ement: .@' '.~'
Aggregate Of SUMS tdeposited with ), -,
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:. The total amounts. - 81 40 s3ss s05
s. This tot al xhibiss he.amount bywhich
the condition, 0fstbet Treasury was worse
than, it would hare been had noemoreyi
been deposited iexeept with .sdepositories'
giving ample securities; had arragemefitsi
been made with thesedepositories, as they
doubtless, might have been, for the pay-'
ment of stheointerest sons the State debt
without cost for exchange. had no money
been luniasfuig sabstractea; and had no
debts been eseated to DO paid ont ofathe,
revenues of subsequent years. ~
Now,sif froa ihis total of 81, ,445,3a6 DS
There be deducted the re- y g5q sa7iGes
ported l,aiance of ,Nov.8.4i ~ ae
sl5, lS55 ). .sss.sx.s rad7 03,550 so
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Adefa alcation, have been obtained through
Temporary arrangemehts, to the amSnnt
Eof about $S5oIoOo. These funds have
beensslready reimbursed, ia great part
|oat ofthe current rcvenus. twill now
be necessary to rednce the approximations
of the current year by an equal amount,
erste authorize a temporary loan 70 make
good the deficiency, apd-eto increase the
takes ofthet coming year by. the small adj
dition needed to discharge it.
'aS II has been proposed 10 raise the ne
cessary sum by the sale Of this public
property. have on former occasion
4r1prssscd myself in favor of such a sale,
nnder proper guards and forIfair prices.
But sales at prices below the actual value
of the property are warranted by no prin.
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sys., sae Trust Gems
unforeseen advantage 20
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Iasa6ie Property Vdl,1otioa.l ]

90 - Aes~''o'e AsUPefty oS"U$so".
> o, OF acres. -. ...A .s..e .s..s.i. i
Y, ,aiue OF Lends. " ..I.la, 5. 81
Value of Town and City Lots. ...-.....,..
shAea i.sn' sis - stl.,. = ii:i.ti.a ~
Total taxable:valuation -. saq, .est...i. ;. !.
= sIL=SStdte 7arss
For Sinking sFundri. s... ...' !.lffSss
For General Revenue Fund =. .s..t a..la..
For State Common School Fund .i.s..s. ..s;. !
For District School Library. Fund ..,,. .,.,,,. s.
Total State Taxes y ..:i s.s....:! :: =
I 0 s0I1f County 7'ares. - - :
For County Expenses. :.
lsfor Bridge purposessi z .9a:.fa.sSs. < en
For Peer purposes ,.aSawaa. .s..s!.&:,Qi..q
For siulsting purposes q. .v...,.:.- ....ssa.
For Road purposes .e...s. -. ;.,.,,,..,.,.s.,
For Raiiroad purposes 80. -. :.
Isse1 dJiHN ssJi.aGAis2 9n5 - 'son -sHa
Total County Taxes. :. -. asltsi. y.ls22
57i IV9s 0Me1 Local 7ares.5 E5- 10 9
Rer Tounhliip expenses 81. ~! ~ p ?.e.i
Esri SCHOOLS and School hopsesast .yssgguo
| roy SpeSl2k lakes a. 80 q
Fot CITY and Town expenses. ..,.,.,,., .,,,,.
3 sTotslaTow nship iande city Special taxes ;. =. ..
DsHnquencies and Forfeitures. -. 9.s5J...
! LpSassbsI bca ..oiG{5 ~ t-s asu77 cd
fetal local taxes, including Co. taxes, as above
zA=s==ss- - - = - 8
.qa Rscap,t@latioa,s SIT asss sTsef {
Totai County Taxes -: -. ASK. s.as.sss
Total TonnAhip, City and Special Taxes. :. .
Delinq and Forfsiturss ......,...,.. -
! yssSea Etn1 tSa EV@sA z aA.s s,''ss' i-9't-ssf
TotalsLooal Taxes.a.4 .es3a. ~. .9!,a.. sat
Total State Taxes -. s>tsa SD .. .. ..o.
sxoess 81 Local ias5ss OVER state Taxation % -
/ eaisGSsia 81 e fsU5IfssJs5 sai7 1854,
i Total Taxes oh Dabiicate n5as* taa
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The iirreducible debt lis composed oof,
the proceeds Of lands granted By Congress
for educational and religious, pnspoass.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-01-13
.Ek0ssa Of rsssiptsi abose drafts

sEEK1csSsloi rycelpss aoose' uraiss
! rsdeemedaitiass's.es s.tassa.
Tho amountI nnprpyided for from
. revenue, Nov. Is, 1856, was, as
seen above. y s..- :,....;....
Deduct rom this last amount the
Il excessso sofsreceipts. ;. =. =.
= lnsEs. nfH .eailss .sln9sy !
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Hi sIfowfTr;nssrsrl ot Sv:silss !lie i;a Z

anee OF 1903 SO 80, sreal detieit ..,l =.
...;sj3is.Hlll. -; saa,+s3 @
-SItn ;,rnyiAi. lie means of earning OLE
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2UItf .7.Is sEs9s a . . . = . = =
The aggregate receipts Of 1856,
including the aboys sums, were
The. aggregate disbursemepts as
shown by tho Auditors drafts,
! Including ssly,6d5 Is, paid,o on
/ :aeeount Observation-Disclosures
! ss spq-oiseq 1ssis ,Ieiisn4
The; excess of disbursements "a
bove receipts. .....-..,-.: 4:
To which should be, added the.d
/ neifof cash.ineans, Nov. l5,ls55
And exchanges retained, by Bres-
lin, Jan. IL ls56IaaaT.es y.
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3es74E as 4
lA422 o.
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! -ifl3r tiW o n VI tf75ftI - =
Making an aggregate which had to
be provided from other sources
! than revenues, and was proba-
bly,, in part, provided through
!. temporary Loans by Trs: Gibson
The aggregate reuespts Off a5647,
9 1 wese,Ss-s, .sss.E. .ss-s. ss. a.ess'rls
The sggregats Disbursements as
y shown by. Auditors drafts re-
4 deemea s 70 Is.jisss sai 81
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:. o,,mencsn,ent .sof I ha xisessfonl sIfi
:" - sossvs.. M n enrs;,srat;nni sanas wil, sbes
u; is;,a assa,ssvoyr IS soon ras nessibles bThe
sai0 De10io 70 % 80 90 >'..s 80. 80
- n,s's.rs.s,o : NAN fos thf5 is.
usf }e v,,sa,s and i4jar5sex z
:, t,,.. t.,h fa,I caasFd e,sca NM II uff
srs,s ana sfbaraa,ttN, IS sashd
~. tttha rsnort a8hsi taa,ia Vi}l fsresetiit stita
most gratifying exhibit Of the Industry,
resources liberalization of the State. 81
The renort Of the Auditor and TreasNur.-. T y !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11
Brooltlyn CITY Ne,ys.

rEooELYr CITY couEr-7HE HABRas coRrrs CASE
Boiore Judge Calver.
Mrs sedora A. siiedole- appeared II he CITY Hs
yostercsy srEwsr 70 writ o. hsbess corpus sDee ols
~ htr husband, william g. Mlcsoler, Nho clsms 'As
rosse,sion Of his wife from her psrene, Who alleged
keen ner rum him. Judge Culver prosectoe - quesoa
The lady " tbe fasts or The case tad psrgcllary
eh6sbsr ala restrained Of her liberty. Ao rave no
dec five answer and Almost Immediately aor vas over
come With ill1srs An aflssyt made "a pursuance
CT Tia statute. that she could lot vthou. danger hc
Dfougnl before 1s Ccrr AID order ssuo ha the
shef lake charge o. Establishing person 70 speak
be- without her o~n c1rsent-u0tf today fsstlglayj
I'll when the bearing sjjournei. me LADY was
places the custody Of Deputy Snen Rycrson NAL thai
tine.
THE LArE IN. AUsnN.- Coroner sael bcld 10 Inquest
yesterday upop The body Of the late Theodore Austin VINO
ee- Wednesday nght last al hs reSldcues, No. SO
f2wrtuce street Several witnesses exanqed s3d
.gcst,r th tie ssserrs7ts mae ~ VI AutN5 turiog
hs lrefr, sprcsred trst be lad accidentally fallen
iran toe stop OF 30 ~ Lawrence street On SUNDAY
nStulsg at, wboTety b sed ths Injuries vtic1
caused Is teaih. verdict ia ccgrcarse ran
dtred
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Goa az spras
II port ,ckr Adams Adams for Baltimore, detained
on q s ;snes, Of he captain omsn Port
Even E,tsbs srcoss Sssaner. NYerk ed scAr Luther
81 s-ar' .clrs sarah Louisa Cruise porch.ser NJ;
as sn r C.se 4 Fl ss ssS, Kelley
for aid schrs fhsde ianus hcrfos; iuoicon, Sim
sos ssd sssooo sss s.s sYoIs assgs, v,r
ris roop Frankn Perth AmSoy Old steamers she,ucies
a, sew Sns vss s ss sYo. s..r
Evork soops sonheor. ons 90 rear darrali aizsnsh-
.hs GSRs1
er,sme nth NLrisa Hail. Ks,er sss Cid sebra slower
ssyDoI, Cold srIp r; race GSer Paine Sem Reed
NpohTIAnD Sep. Arr h.rk ssr,tess. Fits Boston;
syerk Cd hsigs Ocean rrsve e., sargsn and Aarha Oh
oGTu ssp Arr sshr Arcuarius HAske Phi
ysri shps j aiatsiss, assvsy, aictmoad 3 q via.
M eSsssssaoa ss Nmo sondont
d Sa an - Bs GS 1 s Kara 50
poeert Brosp,us ss'msn tbss ephs, AieEanser,
blackwell ape saedsr supple, EYork sioops Oregon,
PswrD RET. Fsrt 1srrsse- Mary & sizs. Race N.
Yolh; tss.f, Ms5s sslas EDonton ~
son'rose Wall do To- Bangor SD lib, scSr aiovcr.
sSvskNXH. ssps 5.-.r s,sare.ap, Florida. crowel,
OWN Below @ name hound "
sAkM SEPT TT bs,k psrsss Cook rarii,s sossop
NJ; ss rraras fcsoos Phi aeiphs Isoasaa sSa
EYork cid 5ta scf, Gsss aonsss rhlsislohis sa brig
wihaNdrcS, So sept srr sesrs Als, Powell. New
l., nch snd ID " Vsufhsp 6trorn, DO
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Total. 80. f0S S9S 100 727 4,2e6 1s29u 206 1913
The exports o. flour and grain for tho ending Sep
!, f5i4 barrels h,ur lo9i bushels wheat, osso
do corn.
orITTE The market was steady; the .aes embraced
about SEQ bags 81 Domrg 81 exc 200 do. Rio 81 9<c
a II NC with sGlall lot Rio ct p.
CcTrtN The sales embraced about 700 bales closing
firm while prices we're without change.
FFHiGHIs : FuGnsements were moderate 20 Liverpool;
sbous 10 coo Subels Of gaia sageged in Oak,
"a, ard $50 d. in ships bags AZ a. 20 barrels 70
sin et Iod 80 40 tcrg oil Cake nj It's Ca IL do IL
70 cssss OF copper nj los is tens bark At aud
go bales ccion, comprensed, a. I'd There was nothing
ergsFsd from Richmond for Australia a. st 49, and from
New York 81 40, !. s sad, has boo, refused.
HAy-rhe market vas drn, v n sales Of about COO q
500 rIlcs, unchanged pyces.
Hr.s--rhc marie Q, eas inactive Holders are firm IN
thc vievs; dealers not dpcsst {, operate At pre-
rent PRICES rreferTrg 70 IL their -nle.eA lie dle tho
receipts extremely light Gni tho stock very nv IN
reduced. Sales 1000 California at?5c six months; as
Porto C.beo si CSC, 10 600 orino,o Al 25c, do. 80
LsArusE.-Thc market is inactive but prices are veil
sustained Receipts "a GOO nsrnlcck, 1000 oak. tales
$500 hcmlock, a.2eo oak. stocx-lsA 900 nemlocs,
% 2co osk.
IolAs'ss The ra'es smsTsced about 10 hhas Cuba
Naval sroElz firm, but transactions we're rnlt3
PRovIsoss --Pork.-rre market exhibited more buoy
ancy, ehie me sales embraced aoou. Ioo SO BUS ~
clear OF $40 So ana prime 81 si5 so Dsef
srye are lie demand limited The sales embraced ABOUT
cd wesiern al ,ia ~ 81 ~ AMI extra 4 sis is 5o
prime quiet NJ $40 fc geoon continued arni With
rron safes oi clfe- rcfies a. Gc. Gus uea dnl,
With tsles or 10 so hhds frg shull1er al 10
and hans ~ Sic LAID vas less broyant, while ne
saes embraced sbou, 800 400 bbis a. iis.o ll,.o.
Butter and cbesse stesSy, and prc~s unchanged
Rnt. sales o. 30 usrces were male AZ 10. $50
frGAts The ssles enabre ed about 100 500 hnds.
Cube =. exc 20 for reaang goods, cad al 10 sSKc.
for fair 10 prime ST ocers' and sa 10. rorlo Es1
soi - Sc oc 500 900 b3xea roi, part 9.
ard TIC -sz -!ndcr Al p. |. and 3 SEQ bars stp
rcrAcco continues trn, and Ia fair Iusst TIE sa'es
embraced 10 hncs. kentncky al Sc &c; 80 bales
Eevans 4 ssc 4Sc ~ taies cenfueEcs and 80 sses
cusa a. y. 81 126 cares seed ieaf 81 &c. zoe
wmsErr.-Tte market arm Al sie,dy, With sa'es
rc.hc.
WcoI We Continue 70 notice dun make. FOR wool
this veeF. The trar-sc'iops 10 gcof have been ve-y
light. srd corpsng bv nsssufacturers discon-aga
sr rool horsrs IAe-c fas been fair oqury, bat very
wte wotl hes changed hands We noiise sae y iones
tc fer the lat days ~ 100 900 It's fleece nnsiy
low 70 mf1ng grades, u dc. sssc. ~ rilct wosls
~ stock nght ard the ss'ss So cc0 nt, isnbs
PC q $50 $500 ltG Texas ur~sghci brought $50 ,
whish rss rnnsidercd h.gh price ~ III ausrs- 70
rsgu wcols arc about The last Eees, wlt1 n1
better prospect u AZ improvement Arrivag oi lssG8
fcr 30 wrrN I'll bales.
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6chS Oliver. ely. Boston for Albany.
echr Courier. Chsse. Boston.
6chr Buena Vista. Bowen. Hsrwish
6loep sprNguo. 0ibbA Providence
Steamer Kennebec- Had. PhiiAacipmA
Steamer Albany. Ke1ney. Sag HAxDcs.
The bark Flash arrived Yesterday from vsra crax sailed
from then 6 and Aag 30 Is. "A o. lon 81 d.
exchanged signals with bark sher WOOL. bound North
BELOW.
Ship o.hsllo, Greanongb from Havrs
ship lysrhoe Pollard. from Gassow-Bcsh BY pilot boat
Edwin FcSYest
terdam
Aho other ships and foreign bark.
SAILED
Chips Alfred Htorer, New Orlesus: Aura KimhAn, Esn
Francisco; Meguntcook Dareu bsfss Exaot, Savannah;
Norumtega, Galveston; snd others
WIND from HhW.
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FRIpAY. sd. 10 ]

FRIDAY. Sept. l0-6 j.. NJ
We have this evening the british mails by The
steamer Of whose news We Published a ttlegmpbic
distract from Halifax. The funds ere reported by
- london papers well supported and closing a.
500 q % f0t money and account, with rising ten.
deucy, The French three per cents closed a. Paris
. tue 10th at 5O20 Tor money and 1880 or account,
being further Ia- of an eighth. The Chinese war
indemnity b. ald 10 amolht 10 Sd 100000. bat
whether tlis y 70 be divided between tbsbclgoten8
= na' known. TIE Baish Board of Trade relarns
" 'ae n't. have appeared. lie exports h9W
tt-nG I'll q 81 2o7, j3j Is compared with b. rts
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~ so = 90 So. 49, 'Nt ~ y
purs q sew yorh, s.pt-nabsr 10 issg.
GLAND
ft"arthp EorA sar, Jones, E1utfT gton cal UEvre-D
,t...mst,o Eew ysrs gBssmauJ. voa saa'sa. P'cmea-
s,ssnshp resomse. Powell Bslanore-H crom~su a
ssis water scot, Hs.cs, Iossor-pvass.s = D-acp.
Bsss sgili. Tiion, IA ,ns,-A nora;
Bic .gsnotls elirj, NpipSy, H.i'.szNs.,cr.
frie rr-sidsa,Z rayor, brnswsisr E1izsbsh .r,~a D
nlls ii.say. isnsy, eoglsssoro-7hsms.1u 4 rusiss
scIf = " tiuer, fsr-y, ss.p1As-J y Eiwsl 40.
sss sr ss S.Rs. A rss \ rs IL, fE s s
So, .ssls ILL., ,,vs.. ssr.siJ
sclr + srih. sualh CSsrissssr pnlnsr Poasr
scts ofcgcr, Krauss. Washington. NU-tsise~sa Mish
s.srss r.rgsles a,,sn ;, Williams
scss Msr s.ros sus &C., sarolsA S,syD Moray.
s~hr Dcpsiss Bacslsna. Phl.deiehis-J Hand.
sssr ssssS SS sI cisrs. rros sS kssssy
da Of Tsng il On the ls ana 90, ths isa su ssls dsu
and Val -. I sssp.,es ns y ~ % me- -. o..
mature, AMI Unauthorized BY her owners
ARRIVED
SIR John ElBot Tucker Antwerp Jnly q WI FlusA
rs - ar r1se sns gEss.eng-rs e Pc. srs -
ne sscs srs SsaS frSi, r. T. 1sss so -. mn
wines hss no, res,sd epsss Tho wnee g.ssz. e, met
hsrett.i n % Liverpool fcr Yes y0rs.
81.
VOID = Hcwlard Aspin~All rspereu I'll Msh' sindr
.pots bsfk Maria of Folsni HlsrcNsrf from Na-14aa
to- Fosoa Is gsont 1hs trngs twe COKE
sol Two art o. tn American PilE r3nev.
We a1bs ~ h.r gassAge tom sec olsrua os MnsAAn
Rrlgtr.sucI'rj' sims Nsssau SP Aug 90 Wis sigAr
n, a t~-sNentei
efsm q IdaSus ~ csrntso,, Drsto ssuvi,s, Aag e.
wihsps ar. A., 70 Rret son 20
B1F "a ksJnes nsmmnAs, Avsus, Aug y, vi2 CHARLES
sccounl ~ sickness among re crew CAnt
sce9h NJ srd was brought otae hosrial r lvs-aru
Nrig smpett ~ NisfsrgeO nsl, asgun L. ta-t wi'h
suRsr, master. Died IT. Noepttl n kzgua rh AUG.
Price, sesEDsn C9crei. Oi Baltimore, 81 years
Rchf II Ganf0Fd ~ view 4sverl Keller, kuaAAns non,
AYR VI with cocoa russ, N johnson, Smith a %
schr lhowae hAromh lc1ier, ssvsnrb dsyr WIN rot
ton. &c 70 scrsn'uu A 1ainsus -, 49, -.
schr " GiUiAud, BsrTmaun Cbarleson, days. with
cotton rice, 10 polnsr Py1er A 60.
SEER Nelene. JacAs0u. Cfsr'aat0n, h14ys
fcfr foilmon Andrews, Punern. Wathnsou NC, aaya.
sekr ID = Zee. ccuer. Ga pfra City, d<ys
rsbr Ganegc sp'b, Richmond, days.
ethr Helen Mar Tucker Al-xsnfris, 0Aye.
Fohr Marsh, Besdy, Nirgnia.
echr atar, Nottingham, vr9ula.
scbr 4 Pagsrd. q saord virginis days.
echr upe, Lewis. Virxnis, days
srhr NsderaAor Ieus virginia sdsys.
Ncbr Ira blsa Mathews, VTgints, days
Brave. GOrapr, Virginia Z days
Fehr Cheruh bailey Gardner. Gays.
eafr TcrrRh, Nelf1r. Caiata DAYS
gcfr 7 Ion. HlI Rocklhnd p tsya
schf Nay Wise, Hix, b0s k'aud days.
sc5r 1hos lefernor, ans. Salem, , isvs.
scAr Vs.gicbi cray Boston, } dags,
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Canadian brands were quiet and steady ct our quota
cns Southern fsu- ~as tssvy ard Irregular th sales
u sbcut 800 bh's ct tbs above quotations. Rye flour
steady with sCan sales 6. or figures Corn meal
saf 10 jaE demand, ana the sses cm5fsced about 500
hbit 81 "a 70 a 70 for Jsney aDi 81 Is Tor 3rapdygne
Nheat-The market slack, Ard pross unset;led tho
sales noed 70 5000 1900 bushelg rcluing red
soutbern y. 1l5c 122Mc and fair white DO. az 1906,
with some lots OF Wesen % private ter Corn In
better eeDanj with Aes OF about 60 oa0 bushels,
chiefly Western liked POOR 70 choice quality, 1t 65Bc.
74Lc mixed Stuhorp ~ s6c straw colored DO, a. SOC
and JeTfey yeliou ct 91c. q o3c RE quiet. 0as
selling to fair extent, without change in prices
Barley ragged ~ csc 75c FOR oil sad We give
tie following table Of receipts exports for the week
eudrg To-Day the 9th nst, from W. g. Cuttings crca
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-The market qle., with small sales Of pos
a. &C.
Bar ApsTuYFs --FJour--The MARKET da aud the in
qnry odeYa.e; rejected and inferior brands noni
ISL while all kinds lacked spirit Ard animation. The
feles erabtace1 about 600 eco bbls, closing within
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COslpORATION rVTICEa.

~ ADtouaSnp wgTrTg0 or TIE COMMITTEE on
N ssses~rsrts ~ the Board % Counsi -1 no he'd
8sturdsy toe lltn iuss0 O'CLOCK r. u ne GU a
DeI uties for Hfias Corporation cdi-
nances,m No. - Chamber street Basement
Parties having busness before The committee notified
70 be rreeen
a. aso those Oojsiog % the confirmation ssssssmsaa
for building ass-nih street. from seventh Avenue
froueh Ninth avanue 70 Fifteenth street 10 be-
tween Flint and steotd streets. By order
fsIkR CHtWF,,RD,l
EAM'L w. GALPIN.
gk1RoE ROsg Cora miites.
HfNRy GpNvT.
JOHN IT. BRADY.
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vious July. The London Timss Of the 27th thus
quotes American railway stocks:-
Messrs. Bell, Son & Co. say,

Me6SrH. Bel, son GO. say
In the market for American State stocks there Is no
charge 10 report the transactions In them during the past
week have been few and unimportank In railroad secl
rites, the only change TO notice considerable decline
In the price OF Illinois Central shares the present price
being q dis at which there have been considerable
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voRPoRArior rorrcE -ruE covsyrrrE ON a..
W sessmsrw ~ te hoard Of Aldermen N NEE, Mon
day sept - AZ O'Clock T. ", Al he Deputy Tar Con-.
nssoners oce 81 Cfsubers sleet " ooudor The follow
Ang sesSssnert iss via
fn.ing suntsn los Seventy niath street. sccoad sod
Tfivd avenues
Kssulsiss grading psvrg Jsosscu rIuprs, 10, ~
Jackson street
seser IN For, seves sireel FfS and sovsnih
wsr IN woorsar Houston = Blstktr s.ress
sewsr In SHERIFF street fr1r, Eour'or
Escsivins bsar AID cuvcra :, suheat Ai-nsv
and aosntnu srees-l
~.sllss h. ersetsd Ara is.iE y attend
Tnovss srrPiIsssp commiaes
TBUs MCsPElON, IN
Gao arAkh, \ AKpssfren.u.
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. rfyayooE BOAT FOB YoHxAEs, Ea5fTN1e
- pobbis FeTy rs-fs'vw-, Sing Stag and H.vsrot-NE
sRoADwsy viii foot OF sv sva--
Afternoon hundays at oclocs, touching 81
Esturn.xs, vii hsyu1.rNw evsry Et g.
xcpkers ~ b o clock
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The treasurer Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company gives notice that the remainder Of the
first mortgage oEr Of one million dollars due Janu.
airy L. 1854. will he paid by The company on The ist
Of October after which date the interest viii cea &C.
The holders 81 the loan may exchange t at par Tor
stock Of the City Of Baltimore sinking fund loan OF
1890.
The following 4 o statement Of the debts and
assets of the
BAtuHoRE AID Ono RAILROAD C1xrAxY