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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

, ALSO the loloWlng prop0fy al the Paper Mills on
the Upper ydraulc IN Dayton, recently onnupia. by
Ellis MccfegGr, six boxes of Lol wood o i5O lbs
lhree OarLoys Of Vitriol VI lbs; six empty Carr oys
one Rope Pitcher, one Iron Safe, 40 wards Welt9g'
Sundry Pools, and other Machinery Of the Old Nj Il
1000 "ounds of Wolen Rags. '''
Also, IN addition one Pony Horse Harnoss, and ths
only Wagon owned ty Is. r. Ills Que Blue RuRny
and Harness, one White Mare (Poly) and Harness
and the only old Buggy, one small Family Carriage
and single Harness, one Cow (May), two Pows; Two
OhltVaors, Harness aud other Farming lupleipents
beng upon said EiPs premisesAlso said Els pT vals
library ronlainlg about one thousand Volumes Also.
sald El's Household Furniture to the amount OF sJSo
tho last item intended to GOV all Furniture now n
sald EiIs private residence which may come In under
Marble Top Dressing Case, one Wash stand Marble
Top. two siJe and Center Tables, one Dozen Chairs,
stoves, Merror, Blinds Window, also, oil The other
Furniture nov ia tad Eli's House.
az Roams Of Flat Cap Paper,
10 { rim " !"
~ Dozen Composition Hooks
800 PrOmpters
90 Lives OF Ethan Allen.
sVO Mornings A. org The Jestits
800 SERVANTS German Urammar
luOO Pasabes Ia Verse.
go Gross cent Toy Rocks.
800 Copies Pearltv Deed
bO Golden Treasure.
aW Friendships Onsring.
l0OO Diaiem.
0OO Dream Books.
- Gross Blank Notes
2OO Copies Dictionary OF Questions
~ Gross MemOrandoins.
20 Dozen Memorandoms Leather Bonnd
3 Gross 20 cent Copy Books
So Dress Folio Copy Books
10 Dozen Kid Glov s
500 Life of Josephine.
H0O DAM Boone.
~ Reams Blank Deeds
Lawyers Dtnka 6c,
Kegs OF White Lea :, Oh In Barrel, Males. Ao
, Type Metal on hand, stock in building Ac, Sc
sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and continue
rom day TO day until all IL sold.
TBims Cash
GEO. wOGAMAN, hsr,H
J. A, JohDAN, AIRY. oct9i 'dSyt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
sHERIFFs SALE.

of available Fnrn in Randolph Township.
Henry RhsT, Montgomery Coaaty
Moses Rnsr, Of. "A In PSratoS'
! DY virtue of, and In obedience " the command Of
! ID an order Of sale msds by ths Superior Court Of
will onor Public Bale on The premises on
MONDAY, November 2let, 1854,
at o'clock P NJ OF said day the following dssoItsd
cry IN the state Of ohio, aud desoubsd a. follows
Beginning at the north east corner OF Section six o
Town nFo lbl Range hFe (6) east aud RAINING thsncS
west forty (AO chains and aeVentyhEs (T6l Inks 10
the north west corner Of The north east quarter OF
said section thence south on the silins Of said
quarter section forty Two (Sl chains tWantytw AZ
nka 10 the south west coTneroi said quarter sec ton
thence cast on the sOuth line VI said quarter section
forty tt0 chains and sixty touS (sal links 10 the sAss
line Oi said seotlOn, thence north forty two (taa
thalAs twenty-five (sll links TO ne place Of boann.
ing, containing one hundred and isVenty. ON Inn
and seventy nine hpndradihs (Tel0e of an acre
and has been appraised Al seventy GRO per acre and
Tsras, Is cash, y in one, aud us 6aanss in tve
years irorn the day Of Sale, The Dc erred paymanls
10 bear per cent interest fon the day Of sas ahd
10 be occurred by mortgage ON the premises.
ts Ih,s iaTn y lossasi on he Mani s9ps,y Doe
about the same distance east Of Pbfpsblrg. Th0
arm u well improved, and ia excellent Orler, aud
the bost quality OF Land TO be aod tree OF Dover :.
ESQ. WO0AhAN, ahsFiG
y H. BAaaoff, Att. ootSO. .Weu
NJ OfICE-- LIMONT. .-DAn,sI Rash Il hsreby
~ Noticed th4t Mary Hash bis wis has NED 4
pOtuon 'Or hnRouy asAlnN him % aOooEnI Of Wilfl
dosehon ana gross neglect Of duty and that said Saso
will be hoard az The November Term Of the Oouu u
Common Pleas Of hontgomegI eOunty, ltel
september lst leoA septl-WSW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
SECOND DIsPAToH.

Among arrivrls are Col, q. st. Lsger
Greenfield Morgan's Adj General; Capt
Cantrsl Of Morgans command; j. g. Shanks
and Chss. Froverse. 200 stand of arms too
cart loads Of re9overs large quantities ammu-
milton found 10 Walshs house.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

James Henneh, G W Lowe, Cahs Murphy
ChasF Cory, W II Belyille, NJ Ficckenslein
Christ Knecht, Jas Mathews, Geo Herbig
John V Nauerh, Martain Reese, W Ayers,
j Kline, Nick Slaley, John Rohrer, Joseph
Hilgeiort, W W Keuucy, EIihu Thompson
A b Jones' Geo. IIelwig.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

Found.-This morning on Third st, be
tween Main and Jefferson, port monaie con.
tanning small sum money which the own
er can have by calling at No 3l6, Jefferson
street or corner Of Brown aud Hickory, and
paying expense Of this notice-5o cts.
THE Lisr EGEcrios iAIfAbraban1 Lincoln
is elected the people will never again have
the opportunity of oecting their Chief Mag
iitrate. The election tomorrow will be per
meated by fraud There will be hardly an e-
ement Of fairness in it. But even the pre-.
teDse Of an election will hencelorward be dis,
pensed with, and an iron despotism rest with
killing force upon the people.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

New Meat aud Provision Store. -
NJ stockert at his stand on Market street,
north side, a few doors west of Jefferson, is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07

AT the meeting of the Mcclellan Club. for
the Second and Third Wards held Saturday
evening, 9th inst, the following named Dem
ocrats were appointed a Challenging aud Raj.
lying Committee for those Wards, to serve on
tomorrow, election dny:
SECOND WARD.
George Kramer Oscar Beringer, Thomas
A Wise, John Greer, Henry Hnesman, W II
Gillespie, John McMahan, Wesley Lsas, h. c
Maxwgll4 Rh'gP WeeyeE sJYhn y MsleF ,psI
camp Bucount, George NJ. Wise, r A Van
Burcn, John FroJhcrstone, Bony Hnrtnell,
John Windser Stephen Powers, Peter Garri.
ty, Albert Bedford, Mr.. Mccain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

=.
Asms.-Receipts, Is tbls. The market was steady,
with sales OF $50 bbs SIS IS ass so for pots and
SIS Is a SIS SO for pearls.
BaKADsruyFs-Receipts, 1881 bbls. -four, 345 bbls
and "a bags meal 6S TAI bushels wheat q $50 do
corn and I5, O92 DO oats The -four market dull
rather heavy the close except for fresh ground which
was Arm yesterday prices. Sales 600 bbs state
and Western 100 do Canadian and 800 Southern,
including extra state, for September delivery, al s1i
sll 20 Rye -four and meal ruled quiet and steady,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

COPPER he market was unusually quiet, and We have
only 10 note sales OF 10000 lbs Portage lake at 50c
50Lc. Baltimore quiet at 5ic Detroit 52cs
CncoRy The demand very light for chicory root,
aud only note sales OF so 900 lbs prime at l0kc
CsSuIix.--Adamantins were scarce and trm, with
sales 81 100 boxes al 35c 40c. sperm and patent were
quiet at b5c. n Coo.
CoyFEs-The market remains quiet, but prices were
nrm We note sales OF 100 bags ~. Domingo At 43c.
Drugs AND DYES The market continues dull and inac
tive aud the sales mostly In small parcels Sales OF
500 Kegs bicarb coda at csc 9c 90 tons sal soda at
6s{c 6lsc 100 soda ash $40. &c. and 1000
ounces quinine at 50 So Small sales OF Mexican coch
neal made nj 81.
bunch and S5 so for layers Curranis were In fair dc
mand sales 200 bbs. 20c at 2c. 10000 lbs. dried
eiples sold at III Nc by auction 3i2 boxes Sicily
oranges At 50 20 as7 4o and 225s DO Sicily lemons at
81 20 81 10.
Dry cod continues IN fair request and prices are
without material change sales or 900 qts 81 Georges
ut q IS 20. Mackerei we're scarce and hrm, with
fair demand. Herring we're quiet at 5Tkc 00isc. for
scaled, aud $50 a 40c. for No L.
FRwcHrs very firm. Engagements TO Liverpool
per American vessels, 400 bbs -four at % so toDs oil
cake at 20s 200 tons copper ore al 22s. Cd per neu
trial. q, o0c bushels wheat at 81 $50 bbls. flour mt
2s a. leo hbds tobacco az 32s. Cd and per steamer
IA. 900 bushels wheat at 9sd, 900 pkxs butter aud
cheese at 5Os. 80 boxes bacon 3bs 10 London. per
American, 900 bushels wheat at Nd 800 bbls. flour
at D. Sd 2s Cd per neutral 1000 bbs Gour Al "a Cd.
% Cd per steamer 500 bbs. nour at "a. Sd, $50
hhds tobacco 35s 800 boxes and cases tobacco ~
3s 3D. 5s and 200 casks al 35s 10 Glasgow, per
neutral 1000 bushels wheat NJ 3d. a sid, and l25
tierces lard at 25s 10 Bristol 1900 bushels wheat al
sd To Bremen, so hhds. tobacco at $685. and 80 tons
Iogwopd al 2bs British bark chartered TO Cork
FOR orders 600 bbs petroleum al g. 3D. do schooner
IFS tons 80 kits, S775 10 gold, and an Australian
bark Cork orders, 1900 bushels wheat At b. Sd
per quarter. strict neutras command 6s
Gussy CLoru.L1he market was quiet but hrm, with
sales % 2OV bales 81 zoe
HDrs She msrkst was quits active. and prices were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

The aggregate value Of the exports Of produce and
merchandise exclusive OF specie th.s port during
abe past week was ~ 23ool2 The total value Of the
exports for the week previous was ~ osoSea
The annexed table shows the number Of national banks
which are al present organized IN each State. with their
aggregate capital and the number and capital Of the
Ats bsnks The figures referring 10 the latter insti,u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

Tho wheat market rather steady and without
decided change In prices. Prime samples were nrm
while inferior continued dull Sales lao 900 bushels at
81 ~ 81 40 for Chicago spring go % 50 30 for iii.
waukoe club 50 az 81 45 for amber Milwaukee 50 80
80 81 for winter red Western 50 s. 81 81 for amber
Michigan. Nothing transpred In rye, barley malt.
The corn market lower and unsettled sales 100 900
bushels part arrive At 81 57H u SO for West
ern mixed Oats less active and lower, closing ct
81 81 OF.
BEsswAx.-ws note sales Of Q 600 lbs at DOC.
CorTor-The market nrm, with . fair Inquiry;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

lions in the loyal OF the Union taken from
the reports 1868 and 1854 and lhose relating to
the rsbeous portions made up from the official re-
turns OF 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

The New York Life Insurance and Trust Company win
pay dtmand semi-annu dividend Of per cent,
free OF tax.
The Of Pennsylvania paid its semi annual Interest
on Monday In currency, according the provisions Of
an act Of the Legislature 10 that eject.
The OF the importatons OF different descriptions
or foreign dry goods into the port Of New York durng tho
week ending July q may be following table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

In the afternoon governments nrmer, and some
descriptions the coupon SKIES Of 1881 10 particular ad
vanced a traction.
Cod Gcady 60 day. II opened at 257k, and
Afterwards aged between 256K and 257h the latter
being the closing price.
rya foa,,fnc is the renort from the Sub Trcasury-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

TraUeier Of yesterday:-
The wecK has commenced with easy money market,
and no dculfy was To- day by borrowers IN
good standing obtaining capital at six per cent There
much primo commercial paper offered TOR sale
ed in collateral loans, time and CALI at the banks
and In general trade and commerce tnere
was 90 great activity owing high prices which prevent
large operaticns but there was Increased disposition
to buy dividend paying securities and some Of
the low priced socks which have been unduy depressed
within the past two three monhs Of nacton on the
part Of SPECTATORS for rise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

Iyo FOR THE FISHING BANKs-THE LARGE AND
III commodous steamer MARYLAND will make excur-
the Fishing Banks on ruesday Wednesday Thnrs
powerful engine with boiler, and having been fitted
with ades' saloon and private CABIN also large aud
deck for dancing renders her safe and
these excursions She - in charge OF
rienced capable pilot who will put her In the right
pace the Banks. Bait and ackling on board. good
cotnn pand the boat each trip Leaves the
foo, Of Broome East at a. H.. Peck slip at
49, foot Dey street river, 3D. and pier North
river ut 81 A. NJ. Fare ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03


- Queenstown Cork Harbor 1.-THE Liverpool! New York
and ph.asphn Steamship COMPANY ,.%.a iins. CART
SIIy sssSRSSSSsss s:ss;
CITY OF LONDON. Saturday, August 70,
river.
f po t to london Do %
De- Do !, % n.abais Be- o Hamburg
From aiSsrpooi Or oussnstown cabin, s7S sss
sos stecrase Ss5 Those who wish 10 sand for their
friends buy tickets her OF these rates. g5
These steamers superior accommodations for pas
strongly built In wa9r tight Iron ana ara
apply !. ysrgSs wI Z ALEx
xssss Essss ys;
CIV s sETv William Paris hs @
Rue Nors Dame des victories Place dc IL Bourse in Pha
ssn4s Sds
,tcg ags'3- Is Broadway. N. Z.
HHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NEW FOLK 4sb CALLING
AND sSsEo sFD eJkx
EUROPA eayes Boston TONY "Wednesday Augmss
Persia leaves New York "Wednesday, August a.
IN leaves seM YORK Wsassda
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Second Cabin passage. ~ 90
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL 80. -
DsSse in So or rs equivalent in United States
Berths not secured until paid for: NN
An experienced surgeon on hoard
ole or vauaes unless bills ading having the value
pressed are signed therefor.
For freight or passage a SeGExap No Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

"a ANTED-A PARTNER, WITH 500 TO 1000 TO
w In manuiiWtur ng business well estab-hea
which profit An active and good business
man required References gwen and required Address
box 757 office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

1AEH CERTIFIOATBs.-H HAD FIv4
l.fCJ teeth extracted without pain By DR. Z JAY
VILE RS 1856 GRAND street. blocks from Broadway.
cheerfuy insert this recommendation 70 those sufevng
too,haohs. uAsaARsf 4. sAuDs, III Primes street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

There are chartered banks In Arkansas, Texas or
Oregon the constitutions Of those States orbiddng their
Incorporation.
A number OF the national banks have increased their
capital sufficiently to make the aggregate amount Of tho
whole SO, $40 ,559
The following comparative statement shows the aver
age condition Of the leading items Of the Philadelphia
banks for the past and previous week.
Las, Week. This Week.
Loans .,............$3o9 77,4xS 1921 $50
specie ...... 5000 $50 S,s82,SS5
IeraI tender .. IL S32 963 l22o3,1 ITO
Deuosits ......... S6,OSl ,2o9 36,620,,76S
Circulation ............... 2225 ,2O7 2,2i9,22o
The last weekly returns Of the banks OF Providence
l. compare as follows with the statement Of July d.
Juiy4 Judy a.
Ynans .S24 Si2,1eS 81 2ol 200
Denosits ..... 562o3 6,4A0,900
C,rcu,afion .., Sl7lO6S S,0964OO
spec,e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 350,936 900
Tho poaon money market In thus referred TO BY thA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03
nRANp pICNIc-roRl rHK BENHFIT or sT MARY,s

" church. Bergen Point Rev Father Nus, Thursday
August 1864. in Belmont Grove Bergen Point.
co.iiion band win be in attendance Tickets rs cents
be Obtained the ground. The dummy
half hour from Jersey City ferry passing close by the
North river landing Bergen Point Central Railroad Of
extension Of this road directly
through the ground and passenger running be-
tween Eabeth City AID Jersey CITY aGording big con
ance cities afar back in the country
Belmont desirable location for the purpose
wishing spend day in the country dnd this
a opportunity there will be refreshments of all
kinds on the ground ST. Marys church is very handsome
little church. and few old ana ha been
built through the eyerons or small congregation who
DESTROYS OF seeing all their friends this occasion
wish and the bu lid
Ing small in the woods well large churches
iur ita
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

IMPORTANT LBCrURKs DAfLy FOR oRRILnMnu
only, at the New fork Museum Of Anatomy ci5 sycaS
way. Parties unable attend these Lectures can 49,
them forwarded receipt Of ten cents by ADDRESSING -
tary Of New York Museum Of Anatomy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

an RLEaANr ASSORTMENT or HotsRHoLD FUR,
uturc Ter saa q saorhce--Paneforte ksgeres Boos
$50 M,rrors Psror Suits Pantinss Bronzes Curtaivs,
rosewood and walnut Chamber Pnrn,ura Dining k,ew
Furuiture China 0lsss aud Silver ware. lnaureat lis
west twenty third street. near snh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

cEnn PARTNER WANTED-IN TIE Stan
GDUU. packing box manuiactur ne business Sell al
ten men constantly employed 70 cash cnstonera
benches betting mach &c and horse and
the premises, Eleventh avenue. between
Twenty Thirt eth side third oor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

DARTNER wANTED-IMMBDIATELY.W WITH a OAPE
tai of $1,000 a profitable cash business In fu ops
ration References exchanged. Apply to j. Z. Milton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-03

NANTED-A PARTNER, IN THE SHIPPING AND
w commission business; also agent for coal mine N
Cane Breton, which Is $4,000 per annum: Al
energetic person with knowledge the business VIA
be taken favorable Address Shipping, South
street, Herald Office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-03
SHEEP.
New York HIarket-.,Iarch ..

COTT0N-f to 10 lower, and more doing at 7sa
7e1c for middlng uplands.
FL0UR-Heavy, irregular and still unsettled -
Sales at SO 50a6 65 for extra Sate o. 00a7 20 for ex-
ira round hoop Ohio and 81 25a8 SO for trade brands
market closing little steadier.
., WHEAT-Market dull but prices without change.
Sales at 81 55al So for Chicago spring. 81 57a 50 for
Milwaukee club; 81 63a1 81 for winter red western.
C0RN-Market dull and a9c lower at 81 33al 81
for shipping mixed western in store; 81 3s fox west
ern yellow.
W00L.Dull and nominally unchanged
PETROLEUM-Quiet and steady at 2sc for crude;
46haE for refined in bond, and 56Ic for refined
PORK-Quiet and steady at so OOa22 % for mess;
s2 50a29 90 for old do s23 25a23 so for new do Sie 70
als 20 for old and new prime. and $2l ooa2i so for
prime mess.
BEEF-very firm. Sales 5000 brls at $s ooa
90 for country NESS - 00a5 90 for country prime;
$lo GOALS 90 for repacked mess and $l5 GOALS 90 for
extra mess Mess beef more sctive; sales 2,5oo tcs
on private terms.
h BACON HAMs-Quiet and heavy, with sales at
CUT MEATs-Firm at sxealoc for shoulders.
l1Hal3H for Hams.
BACON SIDES-Less active; boxes were sold at
nxall1c for western short ribbed the latter price
tor q lot TO arrive; l4h dolong cut hams.
HOGS-Dressed-in fair request at 9Xallc for
western.
LARD-Quiet at l3Kal4c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-03
washrngton Tte,,,..

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 2.--The President has
directed that the sentence of all deserters
who have been condemned by court martial
to death, and that have been otherwise act
ed upon, will be mitigated to imprisonment
during the war at the Dry Tortpgas, Fla.
Representative Spaulding OF Ohio has
been appointed member of the committee
of Conference on the disagreeing amend
ments on the whifky bill In place of Mr..
Washburne, of Illinos, who has left for
home. Mr.. Spaulding has heretofore acted
with Mr.. Washburne on the taxing of spirits
on hand, but as the committee have been
instructed, that fact is of no material con-
sequence. a .f
The committee on Elections, to-day. de-
cided In effect that Messrs. Loan, McC lung
and King are not entitled to the seats which
they now occupy, and which are contested.
The question will be referred back to the
people of Missouri ~
The committee on Elections will at their
next meeting take up the contested case of
Knox against Blair, from Missouri.
The Alexandria Journal says: We would
not be surprised within day or two to hear
OF raid on our wagon trains on the Orange
& Alexandria railroad, as well in the neigh
borhood of Vienna, as force of Mosby's
guerrillas were seen yesterday within two
miles and half Of Falls Church. watching
the movements of our trains. Mosby was
along with the gang in person.
Owing to the physical indisposition of
Associate Justice Green, the argument in
the quicksilver mining case in the us.
Supreme Court, Is postponed until Tuesday
next.
Mr.. Stebbins' gold sale bill, which is be-
ing circulated among members of the House,
meets with general favor. 1t provides for
the sale at auction of all gold In the treas
ury not needed to meet Government pay
ments, after five days notice has been given
in the New York papers, or permits the
Secretary of the Treasury to apply the sur
plus gold to the redemption, in advance, of
the interest an coupons whenever the
amount on hand is sufficient to discharge
the entire amount of the coupons maturing
on the same day. u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-03
THE CITY.
TO OUR CITY sUBSCmIBERS.

Our subscribers and ourselves have, alike
been much perplexed with the irregular
manner In which The DAILY STATESMAN
has been served to them heretofore. We
have now made an arrangement which at
once puts an end to these pcrplexities. -
Mr.. o. Glover, man who is noted for his
fidelity to his business, takes entire charge
of our city circulation. From and after
the first day of March, payments on ac-
count of subscription will be made to him,
and he will be responsible for the punctual
delivery of all papers. The old accounts
will be settled at the Counting room, or by
our Collector.