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John Pope, ex-G Governor of Arkansas in compliance with resolution of tho last General Assembly, passed into the hands of the Treasurer the notes of sundy n diyiduas, amounting to Sle7o 22a, and cash to the amount of $94 SSa--makng in all the sum of $ 965 u--Seminary fund. Nh act approved November l6, 1883, makes it the duty of the Treasurer to loan out this fund, taking bond "with good security" at rate of interest not exceeding ten per cent per annam In conformity with this act, (fndng 1t impossible to col feet even the interest) deemed 1t expedient for the public interest," the notes for tho principal and snisrest, making them payable at twelve months, and bearing interest a the rate of ten per cent per annum from date until paid have collected (intefest due on tho notes of Col ". Rector and R. C. Byrd,1 $I0S 314--whch, added 10 the amount originally pa- ced n my hands. will make the of $203 l9f-- from which deduct $l25, paid William D. Ferguson, in pursuance of an act approved 2d November, 1885, and there will remain $7s l9f cash--to which, add 2103 4SA, amount of notes, ncludlng interest up to November next,) and it will give $2l6l 6S4-amount of cash and available funds in my hands. There is al- so in the hands of the Treasurer $27 50 Saline (or Salt Spring. fund

 l have the honor to be,

 very respectfully, &c.

 c. r. BERTRAND, Treasurer.