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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-24
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NTROTH & FULLERTON,
w S5BALTIMORE STREET,
Will this morning large and beautiful assortment Of
NEWLY IMPORTED SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, in
the latest and design and of the richest Fabrics In
Silks, Organdies Bareges, Challies, &C, &c LACE MAN
TILLA SHAWLS, LACE POINTS, BLACK SILK VI
Sites, TRAVELLING CL0AkS and BUSTERS. Spring
Shaws in great variety and styles which invite the
attention of buyers. mh2l-f
L>RESH ARRIVAL.
IL GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR SPRING.
We are now opening splendid assortment of Spring
Goods
MANY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
to which specially invite the attention customers
Our assortment large and complete consisting
Goods gotten out exclusively for sales
10 HIRTS SHIRTSl @
We are manufacturing to order celebrated
POINTED YOKE SHIRT,
which is
by and giving universal satisfaction.
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il CO,
1856 Baltimore street,
mh4-f Opposite Museum
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Il
VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE PROPERTY
In pursuance and execution of n bv
cut Court for Baltimore city, the 2St April the
Undersigned as Trustee will offer for sale public auction
at the Exchange Salesraom, No Gay street on TUES
DA the It'll day of June, 1882 at o'clock p NJ the follow
ing described 10y ~ ~
FIVE PARCELS OF GROUND situate and living in the
city aforesaid-that is say: I'D " ~
FIRST PARCELBeginnnga at point the west side of
street. ana running thence NORTH the side of Ere
mont street. 3 feet or therebOut Carroll
west binding on Carroll court 70 feet thence and
right angles to Carroll court 81 feet theeabout and
thence eastery, % feet to the place of beginning
SECOND PARCEL-Adjoinng, the west, the preceding
parcel and beginning at point the south side of Carroll
court ee west OF Fremont street. and running thence
% feet thence SOUTH at right angles Carroll court feet
or hereabou THENCE east parallel with Carroll court
feet, and thence north, to the beginning
THIRD PARCEl-Beginning at the southeast corner of
Mcenry and Sterett Streets and running thence east on
the south side OF Mceny street. 40 feet thence SOUTH para
lei with erre street. 80 feet thence
side OF Sterett street. and thence side
Stsrrett street, TO the place of beginning
FOURTH PARCEIl-Adjoining, the south, the above
described third parcel and beginning at point the
running thence south, Sterett street, u feet inches
thence east 50 feet, to 20 feet alley called Young aey
thence north said alley y feet inches thence west SO
feet to the place of beginning. "
FIFTH notwithstanding at point the south side
OF hdgey alley or Lennon street, 50 feet of Parkin
Scott street, and cumming thence east Rdgely alley
Lennon street % feet thence south 81 feet
feet and thence north 81 feet the place of beginning
vi the above lots will be sold in fee and unimproyed
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are-cash on the
day of sale the option Of the purchaser one cash
and his bonds with endorsement or security to be
approved by the trustee to be for the payment of the
balance, in two equal instaments in and MONTHS with
interest from the day OF sale.
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By CANNON ~ MATTHEW'S.
INI-DI L. 9 L L, ~, - -.

L \ LARGE LOT OF BRICKS.
By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore
city, the subscribers joint receivers of the effects of the
late firm Of STANSBURY SEBRING, will offer for SALE
the Brick Yard Of said firm Locust Point, WEDNES
DAY AFTERNOON May 25th beginning at AZ o'clock their
ENTIRE STOCK OF BRICKS consisting of about $4,000
Salmon and 10000 of Pressed light red and Of kiln
Persons DESTROYS of supplying themselves with Bricks of
these qualities should not fail to take advantage of this sale
Ternsc IN citU fund
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4iartos ana Musif.

F. d. BENTEEN,
GAEET, SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
NUNN'S 4 CLARK'S PIANO FORTES.
Warerooms No 10 North Charles and so Fayee
NCNN'S 4 CIIARk'S PIANOS are well known through
out the country for the IS years that is almost need
less to anything in their praise Nevertheless, the i'm
made in these Pianos for the past have
placed Them point IF excellence in advance of any
other and the fact being daily corroborated by all dsnte
esed persons
Having had many experience in selling Pianos, from
the most celebrated Makers the bscber confident that
by the late made in these instruments, they
are the best and most perfect Pianos made.
Also, PIANOS from other celebrated factories, and
sortment of good and second hand PIANOS which
at low prices
EJ- Pianos for rent, tuned and repaired.
MEl.ODEONS from S45 unMards mh2l-H
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BY +. W. KENNETH 4 CO
7 ARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE

| Ah1E AND EAl hNSlNE SALE
IL
ENTIRE STOCK OF HOSIERY, WOOLIENS, SILK AND
KNIT SHIRTS, GLOVES AND FANCY GOODS
AT l23 BALTIMORE STREET,
South street
BELONGING TO MIR. GEORGE H. HAIG,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, May 9th, at 10 o'clock
shall sell by catalogue, at the Store of Mr. Geo H. Haig
23 Baltimore street, South who is about rebuilding
and with view of changing his business, consisting
Silk, Cotton and Wooen Hosiery ELK Thread and Cotton
Gloves Ladies' and Chrens Gloves and Hose Suspending
Collars Silk, Flannel Lille Thread and Merno Undershirt
Sewing Silk Spool Cotton Needless Thread Zephyr worsed
ALSO
Every variety Of FANCY GOODS, such as usually found
in large retail and wholesale establishment.
GLASS CASES, COUNTER CASES.
ALL THE SHELVING AND BOW WINDOWS, complete
Catalogues will be issued and ready morning sale
Terms cash, in bankabe money
m24 f REENETT a
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baltimore LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
~ NO. SOUTH STREET
INCORPORATED 1890
JOHN /. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT,
Will issue policies for year, for years. more
for life.
Endowment policies payable at time, or at death
ANNUIT1ES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
A. B. COULTER,
Secretary
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mac AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES.

" y. +. JAMESON & CO.,
Offer for sale, arrive this month in Baltimore, MlO
TONI direct from France large invoices of Pet Caston
Co.. Jules Robin Co, and Seignette Brandes, in half
pipes quarter casks and ocves pale and dark in bond
duty paid
j.. JAMESON co. offer the above consignnents on
favorable TERMS to arrive to the trade Samples with
information be obtained at Office No 80 South
Charles street.
J. F. j. Co have in Public Store 40 casks Cognac and
Bordeaux Brandes which they offer for sale in bond duty
paid ml2-2m
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o. VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE LEASE
#iiii HOLD PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE.-By virtue
.A of general order of the Court of Common Pleas in
relation to the of nsovent debtors undersigned
trustee Of H. W Duncan insolvent debtor will offer
public auction the premises the Northeast
Fayee and Pine streets, FRIDAY, the third day of
June, 1889, at four O'Clock, 7. NJ,
THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, beginning at the
southeast corner of Fayete and Pine streets and running
thence eaStery bounding the south Fayette
twenty three feet thence Southey parallel with street,
lightweight feet, alley twelve feet wide: thence
ery bounding on the north side of said alley twenty
feet to Pine street and thence westerly, bounding
east side of Pine street eighty beginning
lBeing the same lot leased said duncan by Alexander
Reman and wife for ninety years renewable
subject to annual of hundred and seveny-ve
dollars payable half yearly, the first February
August and redeemable any time between day
August and the first day of November by payment
OF two thousand five hundred dOars) See LiberE D. No
So, folio 1903 &c
This LOT is improved by very superior THREESTORY
DIV ELllNG HOUSE and STORE fitted up with every
yenence for the accommodation Of large family and the
transaction OF any retail trade The shelves and fixtures
the store will be sold with it, Ground and will
The terms Of sale are that of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash, and the balance equal nsalments
at and twelve months from the day sale the pur
chaser giving notes with interest and satisfactory security
At the same time and place will be sold lot Of Household
Furniture. Terms cash NELSON POE,
myl32aWts TrIstn
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JOHN MERRYMAN
n.
County Commissioners of Baltimore CO
ap283awF my23,2i25 Anctioneers
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON SALT WA
~ TER, IN OXFORD NECK,
TALBOT COUNTY, MARYLAND,

County Commissioners of Baltimore CO.
ap28sawr my23,2L25 'iD AGct lone
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON SALT WA
- TER, N OXFORD NECK,
TALBOT At cqPTUHBILEfdt s NhA1fE3LAND'
sn' eay sE3 3f SSTffe B S o9S
the residence the late Colonel Pfs R9G of 5
celebrated for il fertility This farm contains 6SE HUN
M4FfH bE as .s a i
and d. James NJ RiYon Architects Baltimore, Nd built
from the dwelling very commanding from the Obser
ao be T@ GEGrf9Gs d f av e s 3 country is
tbutares and at greater distance the broad Choptank
frequent passing sailing vessels and running
ana from Baltimore and by sail canoes which in
The steamers passing by the door stop passengers
aerds bathing &nng En aRay oSd
mM Ndurng the summer and fall months and at a
@ S ous SfS suS s5eu aDf dS n
dred gars from 1Rc house %ss there is e% a hH
Oysters covering three acr and as the nGT mouth an n E
only twenty feet WIDE Terapns could be enclosed bred
ueEng Points on the creek It Is d d ss sn
h e Sm :snc d ng G9HRy town ye from aPpe and
wharf The enclosure around the buildings and
posts Barn and Stables are new an" and built H the i most
3f2 hG oT re aeatos
There IS m sr in na d 4G @ Ti sy pre-
surface besides this there are also rich deposits of indian
Shells Churches, Schools and Mills conveniently 10
Terms of Sale Onefourh of the purchase money casl-
property other approved security for the deferred pay
mens' to be made in 49, Is ana p months ono,-,,,
BmThe location of this farm be fully understood
ington Annapolis Baltimore, Philadelphia and elsewhere
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM IN HOW
Il ARD COUNTY-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
offer public sale Annapolis Junction on tie Bait
more and Washington Railroad, at IL O'Clock NJ SATUR
III w.
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y. GOLDSBOROUGH.
n B-Ihe location of this farm be fully understood
by reference to the of Talbot county, be Wash
ngton, Annapolis Baltimore, Philadelphia and elsewhere
mll3 KIDS n. G.
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CANTON MATTINGS,
" CARPETINGS, &c.
Canton Mating, celebrated GOwqua Brandy Velvet
Brussels, 3Py and Ingram Carpetings Oil Cloths, Mats
Rugs Druggets Table and Piano Covers Quilts Blankets
House Linens Coon &c Newest style Dress Goods Gents
and Youths Wear Heavy Cotton and Linen Goods for Farm
hands. All on popular terms.
~ Carpet and Mating laid. . ,,,o
tirrnnrn -strn
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
Silfritf's y Sale.

II Y virtue of an Execution to me directed issue d
- out OF the Hon orable the District Court, Of tie
itth Judicial District, in and for Nevada county,
on the 2lst day OF December, in favor of ALclS
o9ER and against JOHN BLASAUF for the sum
'i Five Hundred aud ;hirt one dollars, debt; with
interest on the said suln Of Sj3t 90 from the , 3lst
DAY OF March 1891, AT the OF three per cent PEI
month TIL paid, together with So 10 dollars
OF SUIT have levied upon and seized the folow-
Ins described property to-wi;: Al the git title
and interest oi the uv4endant in and to :; certain
mouse aud lot situated Spring street Nevada
liy, now occupied by defendant as Il dwelliu.
house and Brewery with al the machinery for the
IN n factory of beer and all the appurtcnauces
hercunto belonging. Also 4 house and lot on
Pac street next door east of Hughes black smith
shop now occupied by John Smith and all the ap-
pnrtcnanccs thercunto beorging.
Notice Is hereby given TIA; viii expose to pub
ne sale, all tie above described property 10 The
highest l,der, for cash, IN front o th ,urt House
door, in Neradacity, GA MNND ~. t,e 2lst day oi
Feb. 4. d. 1873. between l. ehoGrs OF 10 o'clock and
1 p. N.
Given under my hand this 9th day of january.
1879.
s. ". BORING. Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

KIRK ANDERsoN's Valley Tan gives
the Utah Legislature n good dressing
down for sending back to the publishers
early copies of the Presidents Message
laid on their tables. The Saints refuse
to receive favors from the gentiies, but
take pains to disclaim they mean dis
respect to the President by refusing to
read his annual message issued from the
Valley Tan office. They take this
mode to express their opinions of that
paper.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
C0r0ner,S Sale.

WIEREAS on the 25th day of Januasv 4. D.
W 1859, final Judgment and decree rem
dercd in the District Court of the Nth Judicial Dis
trct of the State of California in and for the county
of Nevada. in favor of HENRY LAYTON and
against HENRY and MOSES EiRsCHMAN for
the sum of Eighteen Hundred and Twenty Dollars,
principal debt, with interest on the said sum of
$3.50 at the rate of two ana q half per cent per
month from the rendition of judgment until pad.
together with all costs of suit Andwhereas the
said 25th day of January. A. 1859, il ordered
and decreed by the said court, that the Mortgage
set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be forccosed, aul
the property therein described, to wit A lot Of
ground on the side of Main street. adioiniu =
the store formerly oceap; oil by A. Rog Co. and
being northerly of said Rogers Cos lot and ad-
Joining and living sOuthery of the lot and house of
Roseuheim & Brothers. the said lot being eleven
eet front on Main street, and running back seventy
Get more less the rayie the said lot being the
lremises formerly occupied by the said HiTschman
IS a cigar and tobacco store, said premises beng
situated in Nevada city and county be levied upon
md sold satisfy said Judgment interest and costs
md the proceeds thereof applied to tho payment of
said sums of money aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that viii expose TO public
sale all the above described property. to the high
st bidder. for cash, ir front Of the Court house
oor in Nevada city, On SATURDAY, the 10th day
# February A. D. 1852 between the hours of 10
o'clock and p. NJ.
Given under my haud this 9th day Of January
\ I. 1859.
JOHN EtZtEY, Z rct~r.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
SHEATH G ARNOLD,
No. 1913 ] Street, cor of 7th, Sc cramente

Agents fer the New Idria Quicksilver the best and
purest article in the State of California
A GENTS FOR the Imperial Fire and Life Insurance
N Co and Northern Insurance Co.. for fire and
life Have on hand, and are receiving by Clipper
the Atlantic States, additions Stock Of As
sorted Merchandise, which is purchased entirely for
Cash. We enabled to sell to the Country trade at
as Low PRICES as the Jobbers San Francisco. Our
Stock consists in part as follows
Appreciated, and Fresh, in tins Apple Sauec; Axe
Handles.
Boef--Dried and Eastern; Bacon, Butter, Beans
Bucket, Brooms Ba ley.
Candies sssorted; Currsnts--dried; Coffee-ground
Rio java Cheese. Cream Tartar, Green Corn, Cards,
,odfish, Cranberres, Chicken, Corn Meal camphene.
Candy CLANS, Crsekers--soda, and Boston.
Flodi-Haxall and Galego, California, Buckwheat
and Rye.
Hauis-various brands, California and Oregon, HoA.
my, uouey, tins.
.Jeics and dams
Lari-in and kegs; Lobstors.
Maokere hf bbls., bbls and kits; Mustard, Engli
Eastern ard California. matches, maccaroni
Oysters; Onions, olive Polar Lard and Sperm oils.
Pcaehes--drled fresh aai IN ns paper, MANILA Pie
Fruits, Pepper, pickies, Peas, Pipes, Pick Handles
Pork-clear bbls and hlf bbls; Mess Pork Potatoes
Raisins, !, and whole boxes Carolina China batavia
sozp, Hills pale and chemical Olive; Syrup BOSTON
SAN Francisco in kegs and hhl; berries in
Salt Sardnes, Sage and Shovels; Sugar-Crlshcd
Powdered, Ground, Granuiated, China, New Orleans
and San Francisco Refined in bos and hIf bbls
Tobacco sun Peach Strawberry, Fruit Apricot,
Spanish dxed, Wilson's Smoking, Goodwins Smoking
and Natural Leaf; Tomato Catsup, Turkey Twine
raeks Tea-Green, Imperia and Gnnpowdcr; Tomatos
in cans
Vefmiciha, V,ncgari Wbortleberries in cans.
Yeast Powders-Preston & Menilrs
LIQUOR -English Ale and Porter, in casks AMI bot
tics; San Francisco Ale i'll barrels and hf barrels
Sioushtons Bittcrs; Hostetters Bters Boxers Bit
ters; Noe's Schnaprs, Noldner's Schna pps.
Turner's Ginger Wine; GoElon's Raspberry syrup;
Sherry Pori and Caret wines Choice French brandy;
American brandy.
Holland Gin american Gin. Scotch Whisky, Club
House Gin. Monongahela Whisky, Lemon Syrup
y Orders for Goods not in our line will receive
pr, mpt attention.
All goods shipped care will be forwarded with
dispatch to all parts of the mines
sNEATH s; ARNOLD.
-acra--o-44 Jan - I'M
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
ShefiffS Sale.

WHEREAs. ON THE 18TH Day or JANUARY,
w \ ID. lS5r, final Judgment anl Decree was
rendered in the District Court of the Fourteenth Jutca
District ofthe OF California. in and for oun-v
nf Nevada. aeau~t SAM Ell ONNEI.L AMI i'll favor
# A \ ARGENT for the sum of Sl.lj3 50, Debt {:
with interest the of 5SS3 % at thr rate OF 81
ner cent per month from said date. Also Interest o
he of S7uS - At the rate o2 per per month
fon the rendition ofirdsmont until pail oscthcr with
all costs OF suit. And whereas ~ said ;h day Of
Ianra'v a u 1889 ordered a . drcrccd hy the
aid Court that the Mtrgsee SGT rtl in Plaintiff >
Complaint he frcclosed and the property therein de
Scribed. to VT:
Al that piece Lot Of Grounl situated on the
north side Of Broad il Ncv da city INK between
the Lot winch J"+a Chgnb'.r'S butcher shop Is
situated and the Lot formerly occupied by James Clark
Juetica's OH c, and Is the Lot lately occupied bv
the Defendant Coupcl Grocery Store with the
tenements and hcretameuts be evie upon sold to
satisfy said Judgu, MT Interest and Costs, the
proceeds thereof applied to the payment sapl sums
of money afurcs aid.
Notice is hereby given that will expose public
the above described property in front of TIE uurt
House door, in Nevaa city, 10 the highest bidder fo
cash, on SATURDAY the 10Th day OF February, A. u
1883 between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ aud o clocl
L VI. to salts y and pay saiG Judgment.
Given under my hand in the city of Nevada this
27th day of January. ID. 1859
s. w. BORING, SHERIFF
By Ed. BURRELI, Deputy. jan2s-3w
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
Sheriff ) Sale.

IlI virtue of an Execution to lie directed and e
~ livered issued out o. the Hon District Court u
the FuIrccnth judicial District. on the lI;L 1av
of January \. D. lS59. in favor of y. Turn ,,R
aud against 3. L. CONYERS for the una Of Sin hun.
ircd ana thirteen dollars and nircty-saven ce.!.
debt with interest rn the sum Of a1G7 81 from
lN;h day of January 1888 ut the rate vi per cent
ner month till paid. also interest on the sum OF
i06 % at the rate rate of ) per cen per month
from the date aforesaid until paid together ui,h 81
- costs of snt. have levied ultou TIE tullt wing
property. which was heretofore attached by me- to
vit: All the right. title uad interest Of the within
namcd defendant B. L. Cony, r.. u, in and to GER
tin ranch located IN Rough 1 Ready t.wushi;
Nevada county, State of california. ON RTE roag
lea ting from The lower crossing Of D1er creek tc
h. bridge Of Wood K CO on the South Yuha river
SAIL ranch 'on;aining two hrndrei acres of land
more or 'ogether with all imi rovcmtnjs anL
nprn .aees hercuuto belonging. or in auywiSc
a-.1 staining. Also The growing Crops nov Oh the
-te.a 'aa -f.ns of hWeat Oats Ba'l,y and Hay.
@ s. hereby given that | will expose to puI
= ste. ~ the above described property to the
CHEST bidder for cash. III front of rhc Court llos..
ioor, in Nevada city. on SATURDAY, the IQth
lay Of FchruIry,, n 1882 between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. VI. aud Pm.
Given undermy hand this 20th day of January
A. .. 1859. s. W. BORING, Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

New Quartz MLL.-Anderson, OF
the Deadw5od lead, has a new quartz
mill nearly ready for operations. The
mill is supplied with heavy stamps and
is to he furnished with the best appara-
tus for saving gold This is the third
mill erected in the new quartz district
on Deer creek above town. A smart
little quartz burgh is growing up in that
locality.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
For FArHERIAnn-ilnr est,mahle

FOR FATHERLAND.-Our estImable
Postmaster, John L. CrensLaw left on
Monday for visit to home and father
land. tie proposes to try the southern
route, to make his stay short as possible
and to return once more to dwell
among us.
We cannot forhear paying just trib-
ute to Mr.. Crenshaw. We are and
have been inhexible political opponents.
but fl + urbanity, and as an accommodate
ing gentleman, we must be permitted to
say our postmaster has no superiors.
There is no one in the whole circle of
our acquaintance so thoroughly imou-
ed with the spirit of accommodation as
Mr.. Crenshaw. Often has he discommod-
ed himself to render this office favor.
Our country readers have many times
been indebted to him for the Journal
on the day Of publication. We doubt
if there is another postmaster in the
State, or Union even, who would sit up
hours in the night to serve those oppos-
ed to him in politics. The instances if
there are any, are rare. Yet we hav-
been under repeated obligations to
John L. CreEshaw for such disinterested
service. Not to us alone are such fa-
vors shown. There is not man in the
community. be he never so humble, but
will, if he has not already, find Mr. Cren-
shaw ready to forget his own ease and
comfort to assist him. He seems 20
always act upon the belief that public
offices are made for the people, and the
incumbents to serve the people faithfully
We hope kind fates will vouch safe {;
pleasant journey and a happy visit to
our postmaster and speedily return him
to his numerous friends in his adopted
home.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28

The CONTROLLER on FINANcE.-
Controller Melony estimates. that. in
consequence of the amendment Of the
Revenue Law, the last session of the
Legislature, by which the proceeds of
the ninth and tenth class merchant and
the liquor licences are given to the coun-
ties, there will be a falling off in the au,
nual revenue from those sources of SS4,.
S24,3S.
Il is known to all that have paid any
attention to our financial system, that.
by the revenue law of 1854, the monies
arising from the sale of the ninth and
tenth class and the liquor licenses, were
appropriated to the counties. By an
amendment to that law, passed 1857,
one half the proceeds Of the license
above named, was given to the State
In 1853, by an act approved April 18th
the whole of this revenue reverted TO
the counties.
The Controller arrives at his conclu-
sions from the following data:
receipts from sales of liquor licenses
for the six months ending December 81,
1857, S33,14o, ,26
Receipts from sane for the six months
ending Dec. 81, 1858 1O,o6o.lO
Decrease S22 1,16
Receipts from sale of ninth and tenth
class merchandise licenses for the six
months ending Dec. 81, 1857 s2e, $50 SO
Receipts from same for the six months
ending Dec. 81, 1853 9.419,44
Decrease S20,24I,OS
Now the truth is, that .he total fall
ing Of receipts from these sources for
the six months ending, the 3lst, of Dec.
1858 will be the aggregate receipts for
the same period in 1857, which will be
seen is S62,S00,7S, which for o year
hOul ~ G4SO,O4O,OO.
The amount reported to have been
received from these sources for the six
months ending Dec. 81, 1858 could not
have been collected during that period,
for, by the law it would have gone into,
the county treasures. We concludef
that the money was paid in by the coun-
ty Treasurers. that by law are required
but to settle with the Controller semi
annually, to wit on the 1st Monday in
January, and the Sd Monday in July.
and that it was collected from sales o
licences prior to the going into effect of
the act of165S. 1t is strange that the
Governor did not notice this blunder
when commenting on the subject in his
message, but this can be accounted
for on the Governors own plea that ho
is not acquainted with the financial af-
fairs Of the State.