The sum of $19,000 has been p the laun, reducing the same to $32,000, and the accounts were made up a farther sum of $2,000 has been paid in liquidation of the debt which now stands at $30,000. ures to every reason to believe that they will succeed in obtai ing considerably better terms than heretofore.
Differing from former accounts, which merely showed the nett receipts of rent, there appears at the credit of the pres profit and loss account the gross rent collected, while a at the debit. pro rata allowance for the 6 months umber review of $2850, the equivalent of 14 months of rent, which was allowed the er and Uctober, 1878, in 8 of business clu
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