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The New York herald., 1867-08-19
R0cKAwAY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE F the HERALD.

Dull Times nni Few visifors-But Little Sen
Bnthing During the Past Wcck-Tfow the
Time IL Pnssed-Thc Hotels Doing Small
Business-An UnusuaIIy Quiet sunday-Rock.
awny Ms a Watering Place.
RocKAwAy, August H. 1867
The past week has not been fruitful OF interesting
events a, that rockbound beach Of Rocxaway Pleasure
ov,ps people who are wont to select this quiet watering
n.oe for the bsnent Of bathing and the unostena
t,ous enjoyment Of few weeks relaxation from the
,urmo,ls Of city life have had, during the greater part
Of their sooun here, to forsgo their customary dip 10
,be br,uv wave and with the aid Of umbrellas 70 make
themselves scarce generally The psrssvsng visitors
whose principal object Was 10 k time and enjoy brief
holiday are forced TO keep In doors and employ their
hours Of leisure as croqus, billiards, tenpns whist 60
The clerk OF tho weather has intsrdc.ed even clam
bakes chowdsr soup, sxtempors picncs Sc, TO such
an extent that steamboats, and rail cars homeward bound
seem 10 BE- the rule and not the usual exception during
the present summer solsca Visitors have had occa-
sional hops 10 half dssipa,e the prevailing ennu and
rarely amateur theatrical 70 remind them
o. days lang syne; but they have been few and ar DO:
twssp, and We continued lnclsmsnS wsssnsf nas 'sq
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Suhoined is tho total valuation OF the foregu imports
this port for the week ending August lo copparsd with
those or the two preceding weeks. also the value Of
dry goods entered at the port and throvn the market
sincs January OF this year. and for the corresponding
| period In 1885 and 1906
nv wsss sass ending z.gs.s 1sg.ss x.gs: ls
General mdss s....... 2,1oS.247 s.oAsoo 2,s4l,su
Total for the week g. ass, ,s74 s6s77sS4 s4e7a,ll4
The imports of dry goods for the week aud since
January compare as foows:-
Thrown on MARKET. Ss assiSss sisssss ass sOs
Thrown on market market. Ss.ssi.oi1 si.Sasss so2si'i57
The Boonsboro (Md) Odd 1sllow says:-
For some time parties have bad In contemplation
the Chesapeake aud Lake Erie Railroad, will run from
and BoonsSCso will strike sho To.omso a.
Niiiamsp0.t; from thence 70 the Broadtop Noun
tain - Bedford county, rsnnsyl,anls y connecting
at Mount Union, Pennsylvania Il Is claimed BY
those who have examined IT. that this route hun.
dred and twenty miles shorter to Washington city, than
any other route, and the grades, &C., difficult
One OF the greatest difficulties to overcome getting
a charter from the Maryland Legislature Tho BaltI-
more and Ohio Railroad being such gigantic monopoly
heretofore has controlled the Legislature and defeated
all measures that operate against It's interess The
ihtsrests OF the State considered On last Mpu-
day the Engineer of the Chesapeake and Lake Erie Rail-
road passed over this route and stopped in Boousborn
From him learn that tho route from Frederick TO
Mddletowu presented itself very favorabIy indeed To
pass The Caoctn Mountain will require tunnel OF from
eight hundred to one thousand feet The route from
Mddetown 10 Boonsboro is moro broken. requiring
higher grades but still practicable To pass tho South
Mountain II will require tunnel OF from thousand
five hundred TO two thousand feet, running through
turner's Gap, near tho South Mountain House. The
empated route will then pass along the mountain,
around tho factory and in the of Short Hill,
the lower end Of This OF course is speculative.
The survey may bring the road south OF town. From
Baonsboro 10 William port the route Is very favorable.
ceossng the Antieam about oght miles south of
UnrerSloNn.
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IN the most perssverirs to sigh for home. sweet


home.
The hotels are sparsely attended. Rock Hall, now
occupying the site Of tho Old Marine Pavilion IL
hotel proper. A lumber OF neat cottages are pro-
misouously scattered around and occupied by fami
lies who prefer oompar Nve socusou to the hustle and
activity incident TO the more public resorts The Attain.
tic and the United States ere not dong, 80 Tar very
nourishing business. The Seaside House, some four
miles removed from Rockawy proper, Is doing an ex.
ceent transient business This Is owns, in
great measure, TO the fa,diIties OF iIavel put
lately inauguratod by the Bro, ,kiyn and Rockaway
Beach Railroad Company, who are yaow conveying pas
sengers by rail from East New Yorksnnd oy boa! from
Canarse TO this point at extremely low
cents being the charge for steam and .sS-thus aHord
ing cheap and diversified trip by land sud sea- IN con
sequence OF which large numbers OF New forkers ana
frequent this house Tor the pleasure the
trip affords.
THIS s an unusually quiet Sunday ip Whist |. called
Far Rockawny the absence Of recruits nctnng the
resident population to devotional exercises raer than
TO the customary secular enjoymens incident to Ae DAY
here
Despite the continuous wet weather ihere is but little
sickness here Doctors at dscouut, few venusang
within many miles OF tho place, seeming to entertain
holy horror OF sea air aud sea bathing.
Notwithstanding unpresumng Rochaway Is not cor-
secraed or especially dedicated to fashion IL still has Its
advantages as summer resort and but FOR the weather
would command fair representation OF our pleasure
seeking denizens
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TEl1cHapaIC aAaxsr REPORTS.

oswKoo. August Up ".
S 5S 3 70. Se spss s m g oipP iSpPP rss; :
and s2 50 double extra Wheat and quiet
S, @ ssa ows sna SS s sSp ~ ~ p
tom S he ssS Ras1a % S Se
Boston @ 20 Albany co CO. 70 New YORK X Ts AL and river
2oocooO feet lumber Canal exports 1900 bushels corn,
''s'' w. BrrrAro, August I'm
s., 30 SS nsr az lSSi q ior a. 70 r.. c gs Sr .
Il" 81. stT 4 SIX Hhss-Sarse, nearly bare; new white
sus: ssss: 'i 6 eGso % sss e :.s. ss
D. "a tn afernoen oas-sma sales new Western ., 7se
sss cs %ii: pSrss % New S seSsr
whsa 1900 bushe: corr, 300; oats Tcoc; -four $500
isooo ~" 0u'Ne'' '0''' '''"V rye
wh.. dun su, UNCHANGED ..,,, ~ spss
2Msa% % cc.n steady aud unchanged; sales sse ssc.
unchanged fosum dull aud nomiSs II ac IN BOND DaI'''
Flour from whit. vh. sn IGtss' rom saSss aSsq a. Is 90
wsf: vs. s;.s'is sss. ssss s 81 isss.ss' ss
e, g,9as at: SssH 3;
81 S lS s so psas ssa @sss',ssss &C. s s; 1900 Su'h' '
Flour firm .na demand sss'i fssys AgsIsis IL ~
ertr., ssa % 90: .%upsrnns % gsssso Wheat arm NO /
for 30 Oats ds WIN buyers oyer S7s Ry. steady
s oc.9. S% PSdns Pnl. s isc "a whi,.sy q far
meats IN demand at lie slsc but held At HE islc.
% Ss ss ass as. %
iio,s Money market close as 10 per cent.
Flour steady and arm for spnng extras So so
90 IS whcs. unsettled and So lsS lower on winter
sS "a s 1. Ss s 70. "a; rs
H. ~ isssss ts;'ii "a ;';iiiiS S.is ssS Is
The New York herald., 1867-08-19
FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.


SUNDAY Augurt IS, 1857.
The past week was very duh one on the Stock Ex-
change bu. the market for railway shares was on the
WHOLE steady The bulls loaded with the lead
1 stocks have difficulty in carrying them, owing to
tho pfesang monetary ease To aslenpt to sell then,
at prsseat would - to precipitae decline which will
naturally follow an active demand tor money in the sb
of fresh buyers for RISE Al tho sams time that
tho crop movement viii be likely to depress the stock
market by dminshng the cneary facilities at its dis
posal II will add largely to ths earnings OF the rail-
ways and 90 appreciate the real va,e OF sner ssocks
How far tho one will Offset the oer We can only
infcr from the experience Of past yssrs and
u has taught Us that matter how MICH the
'eAraings OF the railways may increase q
stringent money market invariably brings down prices
s Notwithstanding. likely that railway shares will be
In demand whenever sharp decline takes place be-
cause Of their increased earnings that there will be
an active bull speculation in them whenever the money
market appears favorable Just the outside public
regard tho Stock Exchange with Indifference and the
street itself is 80 much divided In opinion as to tho
future Of prices that there lacking that unity
Of action necessary to successful upward movement
while the outstanding hort" interest is not sufficiently
large TO give it substantial support when il breaks Erie
Is The most roacherous OF the speculative shares and
II mach of the speculative ds,rust prevailing is
circumstances that thore s danger OF It's giving
way at any time, and in tho face Of this
danger there is general disnclination, not
only TO buy Erie. but every other stock on tho list
/! this check upon the of the street
moved more confident state OF feeling would exist and
ie tho rest OF the market cuts loose from Erie
she better for the bulls.
A,.o quarter to six O'Clock Saturday tho stock mar
ksi closed duh at the following qao'ationsNew York
Central. lo5i 4; Erie, 7oss z Reading, 105ti ~
Michigan Southern s2jS a Cleveland aad Pittsbura,
s25s 90; Rock Island, 1885, u; Fort Wayne, 1865
*; Northwestern, 45S q; do. preferred, 70H q;
Pacific Nail, l45ss "a; Ohio and Mississippi certiG
Gates, 27ii y; Western Union Telegraph, IS a Al
Adams Express AK
Government securities dull but steady, and among
tho miscellaneous shares those Of the old express
panes were the frmest. The conversions OF August
thirty notes into five tweutes at tho sabreasury
have been as follows since the Sd inst. -
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The supply OF money was superabundans throughout,
and loans made by the banks at four per cent
governments and other rs class coaterals houses in
good credit, and five miscellaneous stocks AT tho
same time the principal dealers in governments wore
freely offered than they required at three per cent
This extremely easy condition Of monetary affairs can
not however, expected to last much longer now that
Western drain Of currency has set IN Remttances
the West mada from this centre every day last
week and the journals at Chicago and Cincinnati confirm
thc fst Tho loss OF vo millions Of deposits and six
and half millions Of legal tenders By the banks during
the week. due mainly to this cause. although, as re-
specs tho latter the sales Of gold by the Treasury and
tho redemption Of compound interest notes held
In small amounts by the banks have not been
without effect Owing to the crops being un-
usually heavy. II is probable that larger
amount Of money than usual will be required
to them, and although at present glatted
with currency two three weeks may work an impor
tant change the state Of affairs and Of this the next
weekly return OF the banks Of this city will give US fair
warning The supply of ompercia paper is rapidly IN
creans and tho banks dlscoun.ng the best grade
a,5k 6 per cent being the general rate. Produce
paper ,s regarded with srust owing to the belief that
prices will experience further decline "a the new crop
tssent forward but ordinary mercantile paper is less
cossy scrunzed than 1t was two months ago, owing to
che improved prospects Of trade.
The gold market was very lrm during the week and
che cosing transactions at 14ox 14i. The de-
,nand for duties aggregated about three millions,
ou, the exports amounted 10 about 5000 GOO only The
Treasury supposed to have BEEN seller to the extent
or n. raoeIp,s or moro Tho borrowing demand was
brisk aud loans made generallyat rates varying
from l3e to Lie per cent per dom. Tho daily range
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

.,.. e suaviier IN m,do OF the CLARK
sns s sss nes ar nc o. .c T but bills
why should say what all kns and lar, no pesiae
jenkins has been around hero 1 ''' 'H' Ao'ahg 70
say 4, A.. a. <,,
We very lively at night, VIII ~ ~. % moor iul, OF
dancers and The quiet corners llsd W. muzr ceS.
tempa.lng ma,rmony towering on the bn,1k aud lcok-
ing at the it.lo babies riding their push Says on me
piazza Darleg the day they ''carcuse M Mans. M
IN
The New York herald., 1867-08-19

COTFREA deHcrptOns wero QUieI bu steauy at tOrmer
prices. No sales Of consequence were reported.
FLoUR GRAIN--Rece.ps $50 bbls. -four, 2t6 bags
meal 9e75 bushels wheat BOZ 5iS do and S2l
do barley The demand for nour continued fair aud fresh
ground old again advanced 0c 5c and In 5c
per bb. New dull, heavy and lower. California
quiet but steady the sales were 1900 bbs (ncluding
Cafornlal, AZ quotations.. Southern -four mode
ratey active aud hcavg though prices not quoaby
lower the sales $50 bbs within the of
tatons Rye -four steady and rm the sales were 23
bbs 81 50 2j For mel the demand was fair ana
prices were shade lighter 750 bbs at $5 IS for city
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WEsrCHESTER IETELLIGEnCR.

DAMAGES oooAsiosEo RsoEsr sroam -Ths
damage oaused by tho storm has been seriously fee
throughout the village OF Mott Havon and the Aover
portion OF helrose Along the Boston road the dostruo-
"'n 70 properly has been very great
hssAuLrHo AN OFFICER or JUsuoe -On Saturday aftss.
uoon' while Constable Smith, OF Yonkers was ekeout.
ing writ OF attachment on some pronsrtv bslonUioy IN
TWO contractors named Sullivan aud Dunn consisting Of
cooking utensils furniture 30, in shanty situated On
the Kingsbrdse road short distance fonn yonk.,. hs
was SET upon by some twelve or fourteen man ana
rather badly beaon II appears the men had besn -.
poysd ny the contractors and after WORKING srvss.s
weeks could not obtain their wages Smartfug undsr
this wrong led them to the encounter With the ofcer
detachment OF the fonkers police wss subseo uoutiS
sent 10 assist bin.
THE PALpADs BOAT CLus ov YoSxsna This orosos
zaten which consists OF twenty members fnaugursted
tho taking possession OF their boa, house on Friday
in the usual manner The club arc in possesson ar
splendid Vght-oared barge sent home II nearly cou
pleed Another stanoh four cared boat Is also bsu1
built for thsm.
FAIR AND vEsrivAL AfD OF TIE fnvIsd MEMORIAL 40
TARRYrowx grand fair and festival 10 10 be held "a
Tarrytown for three DAYS. commencing tomorrow
having for object the raising Of funds to prosecute
tho work of budSag the Washington Irving Memorial
church The ediAB is now In . fair way TO be conn
pieed should tho necessary funds be forthcoming aud
the preparations which are being made under the
general direction OF Rev. E. Gubert, thero is little
doubt that the affair VIII be highly successful.
Tns LApon MovEMEsr IT YcrxKRs.-A movement 10
now on foot among large number Of the workingmsa
OF the village OF Yonkors having for It's object tho p
PRODUCTION OF stores on the cooperative principle An
organization has been ehccled on permanent basisL
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AS. tourtoen wsaks haye been as folIows:-


The foreign exchange market had dropping tendency
during the week, owing to the free Offering Of bills
drawn In some instances against Ave,weniics shipped
on speculation by bankers here The closing quotations
wsro as subolned --Bsnkers' bills England at sixty
days, 1osk a;s three 'eays. 1lo llok; CON-
mcrcial bills losY 1os; bills Paris at sixty days,
8 1917 s15s; at three days. s5si< o12jE. Other
.~,,- -o,rt Al hlis were rato1
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subjoued are tho highest prces obtained for the lead
,na stocks sold M tho frs, regular session OF the
exchange on each Saturday Of the past four weeks:
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August I7-S 2. II.
CorrpS.--h moderate business consummated, aud
previous prices readily obtained The offerings
moderate: sales, I51) balos the suboined quotations,
though some lots mdd,ng were sold at sss we Soos;r
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OUR FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACES.
GLEN COVE. LoNG.IsLAND.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TIVE HERALD.

Position OF Glen COve-Its Appearance and
SurrOundiuEs-Its Villas and Drives-"he
Attraction to Tourists.
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The village of Woifboro-Trips to Mount
WnshinGton-Up md Down Htiis-The
Socicty-iIamns, Daughters and Uncertain
Aged Notwithstanding nnd Flirting.
woLFpoRo Carroll County, NJ H.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-07-26
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
]. W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DU Pick ELLIPTIC
(0R DOUBLE SPRING.
SESTRTi

FTIIE wonderful fexihlity and great comfort and pleas
L ure to any lady wearing the duplex Elliptic Skirt
Will be experienced particularly IL all crowded Assem-
blies Operas Carriages Railroad Cars Church Pews Arm
Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress the Skirt
be folded when in use to occupy SNAIL place easily
and conveniently II silk iHusliu d"csa invaluable
quality in crnoline nuia IN any single spring skirt.
lady having enjoy ed the pleasure comfort and great
convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic steel spring
Skirt for single day will afterwards willingly dis
pense with their For children, misses and young
ladies they superior to all Others.
They will not bend break like the single spring, but
four ordinary skirts Will have been thrown aside
useless Tho Hoops covered with double and twisted
thread and the bottom rods not only double springs
but twice Tor double covered preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down stoops, stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic great favorite with all ladies'
and 10 universally recommended by the Fashion Maya
zines the Standard Skirt of the Fashionable world
To enjoy the following nestimablo advantages in Grin.
one viz superior quality perfect manufacture, stylish
shape and hnsh fexblty, durability comfort and econ
omy, enquire for w Bradieys Duplex Elliptic, or Double
Spring Skirt and be you get the genuine article
CAUTION-To guard against IMPOSITION he particular
red ink stamp, viz ~. W. Badley's Duplex Elliptic
Steel Springs" upon the waistband-none others are
genuine. Also Notice that every Hoop will admit pin
being passed through the CENTRE thus revealing the two
Tor doube) springs braided together therein which il
the secret of their eXbilty and strength and comb
nation not to he found IN any other skirt
For sale in all stores where FIRST GLASS skirts sold
| throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the sole owners of the Patent
VESTS BRADLEY Il GARY,
my313 OF Chambers and 70 & 81 Reade sts., N. Y.
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B. T. MTNNICK,

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Hickory P. o., Hartford Co., Md
NFFERS for sale Farms, Building Lots, Coun-
" try Seats Shops, &c.
Farmers and Others desiring to buy or sell
Real Estate OF any description, would do we'll to
call on or address the Undersigned No charge
made unless sale is effected.
Persons wishing to view any Of the Properties
offered for sale by the subscriber will be convey
ed to them free of charge.
Circulars are now ready and may be had upon
application.
b. +. MINNlCK, Real Estate Agent
tebl5 Hickory P. o., Hartford Co., Md.
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TAILORINGl
GEORGE KAUFHOLz

AZ Respectfully informs the citizens of Bel
M Air, and surrounding country, that be has
Ne established himself in the tailoring business
in BEL lR and solicits share of the public pat
ronage. Having large experience in the bust
ness, be does his work in the best manner and
style, and with dispatch.
Securing, Machine Stitching and Repairing
will also receive his attention.
I8s- Whole suits Of clothes made from 50 so
to So, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop over the Store of R. E. Bohdin, oppo-
site the NJ. P. Church, Bel Air
zfs- Give ME IA call mil
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JOHN s. DALLAM,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md.
@n- Persons desiring to purchase or sell Real
Estate, may gain useful information by giving
him call
REFERENCES
Stevenson Archer, Esq, Hon. E. H. Webster,
A. Lingan Jarrett, /" " John H. Price.
laS> Mr.. D. has just published his Circular
for 1867 embracing large number of valuable
Farms, Mills, Shops, Houses, Lots, &C., in Ma
ryland. Many Of them are really cheap and on
easy terms.
By an arrangement with Mr.. J. L. ITALIA
FERRO, Real Estate Agent, Fredericksburg,
Va, the Circular embraces a number of Farms
and other Real Property in Virginia, at very low
figures and on very easy terms.
Those desiring Circulars and applying to Mr..
ID. will be promptly furnished with them.
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Total, $57,428 Ga
/ hereby certify that the a(oregoing
statement is true copy of the Levy for
the fiscal year 1867, taken from the re-
cords and proceedings Of the County
Commissioners for Hartford County.
JOHN II. SPICER, Clerk.
o. The figure at the beginning of each
item signifies the District in which the
amount is placed for payment to the re-
spective parties having claims against the
county, JOHN 4. SPICER.
july l9-4t
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OLD STONE HOUSE,
GAY AND FRONT STREETS, BALTIMORE.

OLD STONE HOUSE,
GAY AND FRONT STREETS, BALTIMORE.
JOSEPH ROSE,
CUCCEssoR TO JAMES GETTY, at the above well
~ known and long established Dry Goods House, in
returning thanks Tor the liberal patronage for the past
twenty two years, respectfully solics continuance Of
tie same,
Having recently refted this POPULAR OLD STAND
the subscriber is amply prepared with large aud well
selected stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
recently purchased at New York Auction Sales at
greatly reduced rates. the requirements OF both
TOWN AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS,
which he pledges himself to dispose of terms that
cannot fail TO command the attention and approval of
Buyers, either wholesale retail.
In addition to every article usually found in we'll
regulated stock ofthe above nature te subscriber will
IN future make specially OF %
NOTI US,
Such as HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CoRsETs, HOOP SKIRTS.
HANDKERCHIEFs,
PINS, NEEDLES,
COMBS, BRUSHES,
sUsPEN DERs, &C., sc
We will mention some of our prices:
Ladies' Cents and Childlen's
II . Z r Y H D 81 ERYl
AT 10, 10, Is and 90 cents and upwards.
Hoop Skirts and Corsets, AT Gu, Is and IS cents,
hiu oio'Osi "o pSs' q"oiiyJ u GloVJ each pair war
ranted.
Also, GOOD PRINTS, at l2, l24 and Is cents
Bleached and Unbcached Muslin, at 10, IL, l21%and
10 cents.
complete assortment of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
comprising Sd, Cd, ga, 1914 and 1914 Bleached and
Brown sHEETINGS, White and Colored COUNTER
PANES, TICKINGS, &C., &C., with splendid line Of
LINEN AND LINEN TOWELS,
win always be found, and to which the aeaon OF our
Country friends is especially invited.
JOSEPH ROSE,
Formerly james Getty
OLD STONE HOUSE,
apl2-6m Corner Gay and Front streets, Bait.
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Amoaut Of 4ropertg.

DII, OUU,fCV
County Tax on $780, SO,
at49 cts. per SlOO.. -. 1858, 6a3 rs
Amount of Expenses levied
for. 1857 ,42S "a
Collectors commits
sions on County
Tax. 1856 s8
Collectors commits
sions on State Tax S07 20
61,921 81
Surplus to meet insolvcncics. ST. I'll 81