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Eastern times., 1855-11-22
The True Gentleman.

Show me the man who can quit the brilliant
society of the young TO listen to the kindly
voice of age-who can hold cheerful converse
with one whom years have deprived of its
charms-show me the man who is as willing
to help the deforme6 who stand in need of
help, as if the blush of Helen mantied on her
cheek-show me the man who would no more
look rudely at the poor girl in the village,
than at the elegant and well-dressed lady in
the saloon-show me the man who treats un-
protected maidenhood as he would the heiress
surrounded by the powerful protection of rank,
riches, and famiy-show me the man who
shuns as blasphemer the traducer of his
mothers sex-who scorns as he would cow
ard, the rdiculer of woman's foibles, or the
exposer of womanly reputation-show me that
man who never forgets for an instant the deli
cacy, the respect, that is due TO woman, as
woman, in any condition or class-show me
such man, and you show me gentleman
nay, you show me true Christian.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
The Last.

The quee-est dodge that we have read of
for long while occurred in Philadelphia last
week. 1t appears that man stepped into
drug store, opposite Logan square, and inform
ed the proprietor that he was a physician
The two entered into conversation, and while
thus engaged, a man came into the store in
grea, hurry. complaining of illness. The self
announced physician now came forward and
prescribed dose, which the druggist admins
tered. In few moments the patient appeared
TO be partially relieved. and, during one Of his
easy moments, inquired of the physician how
much he charged for his advice. The doctor
replied that, ON such occasions, a fee of five
dollars was usual. The sick man presented
ten dollar bill. The doctor had no change
The druggist was requested to change it, when
broker, who was standing by, pronounced the
note counterfeit. This decision changed sGd-
denly the whole state of affairs the physician
had particular business to attend 10 in another
quarter, while the sick man suddenly recovered
his health, and was about running out Of the
door, when the druggist seized him by the col
lar, but thinking il scarcely worth his trouble
TO prosecute, allowed him to depart.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

A story is told of clerk in a little village
church in the west Of England, where the SER
vice is never commenced on Sunday morning
until the squire has taken hiss seat. Que Sun-
day, however, this gentleman happened TO bo
late, and neighboring clergyman, not acquain-
ted with the ways Of the place was doing
duty So he commenced as usual with.
when the wicked man up jumped The
clerk, ,bauling out, Stop, stop, sir he's not
come yet.'
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
yonrnal Of potia anS General ebs9 9n abbotatt Of equal 8igg


called to mourn the loss Of a wife and two
children. They were addressed to his wife in
the spirit land, were remarkable for the cheer
full and faithful faith, and pious trust, which
they indicated in the writer's mind. The fol-
lowing was among them -
" And now with both the children dear,
Thou'rt dwelling in the spirit land
And oftentime l almost hear
Sweet music from that happy band.
And sometimes too know feel
Thy heavenly Influence round me thrown,
Such thoughts will DER my spirit steal,
And tell me then I'm not alone.
An intimate friend of the late Rev. William
Ellery Claiming once said to him, i do wish
that some of my departed friends would come
back, and tell me of that unseen state.' DIR.
Claiming smiled and answered Seriously
well, do not expect any one to come back
to me, but should not be surprised if they
did | have such implicit faith in their exis-
tence and uearness, that their appearance
would not, believe, astonish me-
In an age of gloomy and almost universal
skepticism with regard to the reality of spir-
iiual world, it is refreshing to meet occasion.
ally with sentiments like these. They show
US that the doctrine which Swedenborg an
nounces on this subject, is not altogether new
but that there have ever been some, as well
before as since his time, who have believed
the main facts which he asserts.
And are there not moments when almost
every one is brought to feel the presence o.
the spiritual world as grand and solemn re
ality! Moments when he ceases to doubt
that there is most intimate connection o
men in this word with spirits in the Other
world !-when some near friend or relative
has been removed by death to the land of spir.
its, do we not all, sometimes in our hours o.
retirement and meditation, realize that the
spirit of our departed friend in near us, com
muning and sympathizing with our spirit =
And if it is friend that we have fondly loved
and who was worthy to be loved, do we not a
such moments experience the tranquilizing
and elevating influence Of his spirit upon oul
own Do we not feel the warm breath of his
love in the depth of our souls as sensibly as
we can feel upon our cheek the summer even
ing zephyr1-Dedhdm Gazette.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
menced. When we bad atIen,iyeIY examined

menced. When we had attentively examined
The eyes Of The cats at our disposal, we conclu-
ded that II was past noon, as all the eyes per-
fectly agreed upon the point. We have had
some hesitation in speaking of this Chinese
discovery, as it may doubtless, tend 10 iniure
me interests of the clock making trade, and in
terfere with the sale.of watches but all con-
sidera'lons must give way to the spirit of pro-
gress. From u. Hue's Trarels in China.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Wistellanp.
Connection of the Spiritual with the
Natural World.

The following passages are extracted from
a letter written by Rev. Mr.. Barrett, of New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

els me<sssas. Rye ae1x v>4 aasss, :, ), a 70.
our.ms.- Jersey Va .sld q o. c2N. sea B<,sa,v~.
pxioss. rhe sAhs s.brscsd abeut IL 900 i5 oe 80
~ nsv Tennssses sod othsr Southern vnsas as lisa
lstc.. vhais sss Maryland vasat 1860 30ss sshsS
Rye wss scarce, and he'd 81 I20; 1855 Csss-gss
market vss easier Tho sales embraced ssout 90 osJ
eco bushels wsstsru uiGsd. at s6S.c. s-ke d~s
ing 81 the Inside naurss SON. purchases vsSs @,As
for export Oats we're dull at 66c s6c.
CosTxx The market rontlnued 70 De outs dr..
though Ea.es lac active sous 800 oUo BAGS Re
vwc so,i 1t fuL prsces; 21o bass Msrs,sos sAa 81
1888 I,se. 900 mais Java at AK 40 oass L.
syn '' nc ana % 40 ''A'''' 81 D'"''s' .
Corros The m srket contiausd quito drn With sstss
bsfote % about 900 Dslrs iaeiutnf w
solo sises tie previous report. but cot u,.ds paot
fhtiahrs To iivsrpool about 20. coo olsh o. gas
we're cnssgrd aAi wheat add the semsiafsr cosu. ~
2e IN oult about bales Of compress sd cotss. 81
"a sai lot Of bsrrcis OF shoe vsgs st Ia pse Dot 10
aiAssov, oto go osls. aour were s,xsssa ct IL To
Dentn .o' oAass a cotton eagAs~d 81 ~. q
,, se' 80 a sss'' 70 od At s, Jonassr sunfrrsel
Win ass~ ~ 10. 10 saft orioa vss pure aAsst ~
toCs buTth.n
HAY The mArsci va arm, aai Zoe god sh,esAaa
ranged from VI N AL 2it,
hotAssAs vas Arm and higher. 10 hi. asy Odssss
vese COIL ., &c 1850 Texas a. o. T.. .ai 80 ahis.
Cuba muscovsao ut zoe.
NAVAL sroHEs -sp,ris quiet .. ao.e /. ttc
ana co. bbA iosin so,d a. 81 -. pee alo sss
delivered
Oita Whale aad spstm vess unclaimed La.~.x
was brm, ON store, IN iots st82c &c
PRoyrsIoss Tho sA,es embraced 100 bbls fncIadtax
nee mess 30 70 so 70, and Sis 81 a ki8 Is r.
Bos,oa soeousi, ~ ST. %. Beef s,e,ay STA as
dsIate sses o country at nebsng~i press raose
rs'h.r more inquiry tor certain qusae" 'or sspn.a
which were scarce Prime mess ranged from 81 u
S23. Brsi bsmn we're eaI Al lie as. Cot assAs
vssv Dim and In COCA request al &c ssAc for shSd
dess and o,c Toe Tor hsms Lard va v,tuaat
Inc folio -ig aha ths qusati,v as park and a.st
New fort And hoosiyn 90 th- lot 81 Aaga~-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

~ ~. Of mAakin1 he osuA ssu chs 'scrs asd ~
sashss," &C., to b used, u the purchssss At =
s's.i owed By sssocs,.o. With hs hi. fathers sssss,
bat hs had solo Inch Of the beams, &C., he woaA
:, .s s tss sss .' In A.
vkws hn fathers name hsllowsd part Of the cid bsuA
irs, but couldn't haiow the rest n could hanoS Ne
sufficient TO hollow the doors Through which he
cites psAsed. Not inch o. tns hsllo~sd rAftsrs
could be sold for prodt, according 70 J. o. without
d,honor and degradation but the unhaowed doorr and
esstee sed large quset,y Of other uDhsllovsd mate
rial could very properly BE- cold At "bsrssia" 70 sP
bis part are net too ccuteupthe for ewes tbs
temptuous notice givDl Ian He states that ne
old one such ~ beams ra'tsrs bries. re-, that hs
could. II So simply because he failed, - no says
he DO 70 receive applicants foe "bArsa,ns upon the
moosy be WA determined tn money by making OLD
riuh serve Dstssd ne. He tells Us that he irtSads
sizing boz fire 81 al tbcSnid raics iefs tho
nis<s. Ur doub'siis fire rsv, ia few brief momsats
obterAts ali tbst Of tt~ sacred home Of h-ory
Cay but sp he 6rss OF earth aud cir ,oud not burn
the memory OF j. Clay -rieg~ fro meas minds.
]. Wa Gmp'y sbsurc ior this youos wsa 70 Imagine
that W shoas estsem II oar duty " accept chssogs
his letter He bad eet rtei to ths asid
OF Uswspsper controversy 9Th US and his article
ipcomp.rsbJ psrsona. TOW ards To either
orig aAi paragraph OF our was toward hi0 10 h1
vsuper.tvr eptEns.s replied in unonsctson able lAn
spsge dws!.ng oey rpca charges which, as he h'aa-
Hett admitted had etn been az sinst him batoee
bot6 publicly ard privst.iy sns ~hich he said he
gsf Of the cprostsnyss OF snswsspx with ali hts via
iect vitup.rsioh b. cot tn woSst OF th
tho 6ea vosun,srlis eptArei hv h,uass, aud thee
waotsc 10 kEoSi vouea'r meet him ia suother
hsid. We sce~n and sbnor the ~aais infamous cole
CT ousH"s ", at our pr-seot age, wors TO
allow eurseivea to dsnt duel with Mr. J D.
Gay accent OF comm.nts upou abusive arti.
Gle ny pubsasd BY snc ud tee, though
bad f0rfnt<d all claims to naakinds respect sad
Own Yet ~ do not call ourselves com sAtants. II
any man fsses bims.f mortsly aegreved at any publ
cation OF ours he knows whssher accept chalsnge
from him not, where TO end us, and hs msy
when and how he peases We hod ourselves responsi-
bic for what We write II We think we have given Aay
nan just cause 10 seek oor hts vii either permit
him TO take II without resistarcs or criminal tbs
act may be- sroy his cali TO the field and II an, recos
nzsd gentleman doea so d.a ily injury to make
rs th,rss for bis blood end csnpot seud hi to the
esno~s, ve viii summon him 70 the 6.id-and II, In
suca case tho summors be undecided, will poss
ourselves upon Will sd seek redress wherever
end Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
n LONE MARK X +.

WEDNESDAY,, August 1-G p NJ.
We see no rcasoa to change toe opinions hereto.
fore expressed 10 the future course OF the stock
market The banks II is true, continue TO cater to
tie speculative tendencies Of our people. Tho
money Of depohors is freely loaned all kinds OF
stocks and bonds The prospects Of an abaadAnt
harvest have rpened into certainty. Some demand
for our securities exists on the other side Of the
water. Many things conspire TO sustain public con
derce bat notvthstan ding this apparent prosperity
notwithstanding the immense eHJrts OF bsak OH
GERS and bank directors-there are un nistskeable
,vfderc es Ct coming disorder liquidation AMI lower
prices. The railroad securities OF tho country are
sgsiu inflated, while the economies promised In the
fall Of 1854 are dregarded in fact forgotten. Tho
New York Central Railroad Company have JUS.
divided per cent to their stock holders tout OF the
profits Of the last six months" The managers pro
tend TO show surplus over this sum Of some half Der
cent, on band. The running expenses arc stated to
be 50 per cent Of the receipts and with this statement
the whole subject il dismssed. a. being oil tina, IL
NECESSARY for the stockholders TO understand. 70
the figures thus hastily thrown GU! are reliable,
nen II would appear 70 be material that more
careful exhibit should have been made, and that I,
should have been sustained BY other evidences
than the signatures OF the existing management II
Is . tine when such fsc,s would be immensely ser
vicsable. They would be calculated 10 strengthen
public confidence In other railroad enterprises, and
DO away, In . measure, With the deep concern which
ste expose Of last fall 40 widely disseminated Il
"a PLAN tha; no such statement the ore referred
20 can be sustained. The Central rosd " not earn
ing iu per cen, its twenty five millions Of caoi
~, and II "a equally plain tha, the future win
denonstssts, In q way that ca1nos be mlsuoder.
stood, what the Boafd OF Managers have no. ye.
bad the courage 70 ayoE. Ia the course o. ihis
company may he tIoed no: only thai Of every other
work Of the kind bat the Of that portion Of
be community who are employed In WORKING
up material 70 attrse, tie atteahon of investors and
capitalists When money 4. abundant from ary csus,
ten comes TIE struggle 10 buid up aud push Of.
5ocn process "a going forward with accs.era.et
speed at this tina Managers Of nilroad stocks
-alcc staggered Almost 20 The ground the autumn
q Lat PEAR, are uriSs tbsir best efforts 70 gct on
der securities cartrg tina temporary asundAscs Of
Eons7. Banks Are f<h.ng stesd ir the race Of
rocAJ sett.ng, re- szds@ a tie effects Which tssr
iur-sdsnos faDt produce. 5pecula.us 10 1>cks
arr svNniss 10 Wal street. end assx the fIeiihIss
80 socdssiy rcshsd ~ tAsu. viiSoS thoasti Of
&c ss:S1 o. svsa . g'Ases u ~ prssssh vale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

The sts amship Asia, a. Halifax, from Liverpool,
brings seven days later news from Europe Nothing
o importance had trAnsprcd In political. financial
o. commercial affairs. The makes remain ua-
changed a. regards prices, and nothing had oc-
CURED in the wsy OF transactions OF the slightest
interest. Cotton had been Ia modcr ate request,
witbou. variation in prices Breads.afYs were steady
but the tendency Ct SONS descriptions vas down.
ware. The wtatber continued favorable for the
harvest Quotations for consols were the same ~
reported by laGt steamer, and the money markets
were easy. The sdvioes generally do not possess
the lesst interest. Political Affairs remain about
the same.
The new city bank, alluded 70 few days since,
has been named the Importers and rraders'
Bank" with capital Of one million Of dollars
The directors named are Messrs. A. Arnold. l.. Il.
Ward, A. studwell, ID. 8. Bchenck, Joan Falsoner.
CHARLES Woce, 8. Q. Herring, W. II. Mciutire. II.
Ball, W. II. Mellen, A. b. Hope, Thomas Rlgusz. G.
A. Conover, w. II. Appleton, George +. Cobb, and
f. 4. Sproull. The lat includes those gentlemen
who We elected at the Las, election o, dire tors ~
the Broadway Bank by the manG wiring Of iis Prs.
sident.
The smount Of duties coiiec.et at the Custom
House OF Philadelphia during the month Of Juoe
was s3ll 649 S. sRainst 1881 1853 so for the sane
month last year. Total collected this year 10 August
LIST, 81 974,l77 H. against s7s 537 81 To the same
date LIST year.
The operations Of the United BtAtss Mint, Phils.
dolphin, for the month Of July vcrs quite small.
The deposits Of gold were 1921 $50, and OF silver
bullion t436 900. making the entire deposits OF tho
m,nih tc57 $3.50. Tho gold coinage, wholly in doa.
BILE eagles and gold dollars, amounted 70 only $3.50,
$50; the silver coinage, wholly In quarter do lars
was only 1856. 600. Tho total number Of pieces
coined during tho month wAs 500 ,7ss Of the valas
Of &436 $50 This In an unusually light business
II Ia proper TO remark, however, thAt the coinage
operations were suspended on tho 2in inst, pre-.
psratosy 70 the commencement Of the alterations
neceesary 70 mako the Mint building hreproof
The Chicago Press Of the 27th ult. says:--
The Hon f1assus Corning Of New York, ami o,hsr
nesvy capitalists, have gone into tbs compsny which
has IN charge the at Of the For river And i
connections In Wsconsp IL Ia estimated tnat the
psny will have surplus Of from one million 70 fifteen
hundred thou md Of the Land Appropriated by
Congress, after comprising thu Improvement. IhA 10 Is
proposed TO put rto railroad between II Paul and
GREEN Bay The road wt be In the vicinity OF I've hun
drec miles In length and the lands located 10 tbs
pneses Of northern Wisconsin, they will 20 far toward
the completion OF this rood.
The Bank Of tho Republic pays five per cent;
the Mani attain Bank, four per cent; the Brooklyn
Bank, five per cent; the Fort Plains Bank, i've per
cont; the Elm Bank, New Haven, fo1r per oen..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

Extract from letter from Wayne county, es.si July
DO
c.cps = all kinds have rapidly improved within NC
weels. Corn, though somethng behind tins, Is comsg
iorssrc IN manner that indicates good crop osts
and barley wore never better. There viii be inmsass
YIELDS Of potatoes should they escape the rot Sigh.
dcstops OF which regret 70 say, already vis bic
The wheat crop though somewhat injured BIZ ths ass
sian ~, WIZ be good; but serious apprshsnsons are
row iet that portion, perhaps large oae Will BE de-
sroyed by vet weather The gro md Ia saturated with
water Il having rslped nearly or arts half OF the .e
for two weeks past. The berry Ia much soitensd and
IN seme cases has already began to srow Nothing
ebert OF fair rssther, and that Inc r1sdtely vii sa7e
ths crop rom entire destruction. Much srass has also
heen jured or wholly destroyed BY ths sAme cause
To-day the weather Ia much improved, net more 70
sn Ire copntenADces Of those whose intsrsss are AZ
fscted thereby,
The rockport Courier Of the q n alt says-Tse IA.
vest IA this county 10 commenced Ia eArnes. The
gentleman In TonsvAnda has ful6sd his contract ant
given fair weather which premises 10 be of soras
duration The ground and grain rather damp for coz
velisnt working, but tho grain being more than ripe
renders the work n<cessry at once and II viii be uadsx
taken In the fAcs OF al dissdvantages Indeed rarv
OF our farmers commenced cutting yestseay (sardsy
finding fun jusdes don for their conduct Ia the suae-
seness Of The friend informs US that /. vas
busy DAY In the rural districts.
Nearly al the hay has been secur,c that Z vor.a
ing large quantity that was cat befors Ia rain AID
has lain cut IN Il, destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

Ricg-rhs market Ia arm WITH ssles OF 100 cAs.s 81
bic. a6hc The stock, ~ mace up to-day, va sslv
about oos third Of what |. last year This tact
makes the principal holders iool Tor hxn pricss
suoaHs continued arm, With en- sdvsaetax teaasaV
In prices, which rather checked uA1.actoas The sLss
embraced about zoo . eco hhes Cdbs mascsvs sic 81
oac tae, With . small lot Of strictly prm, ssa
bsndnoms At nc and 81 DO. 1sIa. on p l. The III
loving the prices esiablishsd the Ia, August ~
H. !. A Stuart, rena~rs, which sbo~ Advss,-
Ipuble refined Leaf sugsr, ve per ID double rsassa
crushed sugar, ss.o ground sugar, sae ciru,s
crushed sugsr, ehc extra quality grouui sugar, y1s.
TAiLow vas stssoy, at iAc. = I2o. As.ei
Soar 80 boxes we're soii al IQao
WrnxyY About 20o bbs wsse sold, including Ohas
nj ale. and stsk priion ~ Al Sc.
TOBsrco.--fh- msrsst was without change Tao st&sh
"a In. lat August foous-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

NtDnEsDar, arruss IL VI n
rTe--Ths sssss vsrs essAass - ~ tls. ys.s .,
~ 90
ns1spvvy- -Fisus-Ths rsx,sss IN sersnss Trssss
snprvst fro~ igss " re. Per tsL, srs "a Elgsss
srssss abort i1ke ~ -. sts sNlss srsss< sbs@t
GO ,nt bsb, trei2tlsg eenDcr s1x srEs ttstsy
a, y - - pr tsi yss,-rr eszrsne V g-sl. - =
- tgk Cssse.Aa go sal ., ~ a. a vN fss
ssrS4se W gp~t ssSa.s. Hs..xs - sa.ssSs-s, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

NspssspAY, Aa1gIt 1, 1875
~ Ahertons-we found 20is csttls tor ths dAx
ana l,osS for the week vita cscas Of assat ~ %
Id. In prices. The supplies cans chiefly from Ilsss
tho average Is about &C. AM ths rsag- &c. lie.
Only u cows and oaivsr were received AID
important change 10 notice IA pf,~s Veal calssa asA
10 mod, rate eKtent 81 fu prices Swins vwy csn
and the prices quits sonlasl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

Harlem RAIlroAd-Cows and calves ............... -
To- Veal calves. 1ys
Do Sheep ssd lambs .............IA -
Al brovnlnx's, the rseeipss Of the have bsss
t,obs shssp and lambs, TOT, cattle, IL 70 kSsA
bseves sold from o. TO eli Quits Of the ks>f
cattle we're bsugh at Barren, and soii thls
bet. Cows ara calves have beea dull without chsaes
In prices Veal. have sold readily 81 Sc she, vhiek
70 rather bcttsf. Tor sheep and lambs the nArkst u
very hrm The quality rather better thsn las, vs~k
although there va. nothing srus ms rs>~spts esas
mostiy from this state, ONO and New Jsrssy Lsahs
hold ss low ~ es sad sheep 81 About 10 lsft
uDsold Tho folio ing 10 msmorAnd an Of sAlss
By James McCsrty, At bro uulnrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-02

ne assuse ncAncsers WHO requisite the opinions o.
cus coteuporszies, blow . daily blast On the trum
pet Of irfsti,a, and labor mat ind sstriously 10
hSirg together speculatoss from ell pssss, TO help
sa0Dg tho great work o. expansion. Wall strese u
In wAnS Of victims, and the psocures us hard Il
work dragging thsm 10.
Al the first board to-day, Virginia &c advanced 4
per cent Ohio &c, 1; Ininc@ centui Boods, 4;
CoDbesiALd Coal, 4: New York Centrsl Railroad,
d; E,k Railroad. .: Harlem, 1; Reading Railroad.
1; Hudson River Railroad. 1; Cleveland aud Pits,
burg KAikrosd q Cleveland and Toledo Rsilr ,ad. l.
WAcaHsin and Lake Shore declined per cent.
Thcre vss an active movements in eli the ieAdiog
stocks, and very buoyaut fe<ling prevailed. rhs
advance appear TO have taxed . suoden start, and
We must look fos saddsu collapse. II Ia an infa-
tco upos 90 mAstioa. and must soau explode.
Al the secosd board, the market vas better
tb,be etout. Ene advanced 1 per cent; Illinois
CeOts. B ,nds. D: Nicaragua rraos,t. 4; New York
Oelttsi RAILROAD, 1; RSs ing Railroad, q.
The trnts sccons at tbs Assistant Troasurer's
ofiice to cay, we're ss toilgss,-
Pad Treasury account. u7.ss2 ID
Received Treasury secoUnt.......... II, loo II
B> saes % Treasury scooops ..... ...s 100 lss u
Pnid fer Asssy Office Observation-Disclosures. l0I. 40 ~
Pstd 81 d,soarsIg chscIs ......,....... 1917 IL
o. he ~ e'pts to-day $50 900 sss from Dubu l1e.
III. warrants esseisd on tho 80 n, vert
Fee tha Trvssuig p-neis ...,..,.... ~ $50 %
F0t the tustGnk.... ............ 9,V0l %
War wsrants r-esivea ana entsr-i ...... $50 20
war repay wKrrsGts received aud est,vvd. $50 ~
For the lttrlor D~pss,m.et ......,...., liTS2A g.
Interior rvpaT ............... t.4t0 %
Covered ia rom custosnA 22y $50 ~
On account of tie navy. ...........,. 1851 30
The emoort suhjec. TO Draft in the Uafsd States
Tiesswy. on the 23d alt. VIA eshssen million ak
bur ared Thousand dollars.
Statement Of bas,uesI at the Uai,ed States Assay
Office ct New York, Zoe the moth eadi1g Jolly 81,
1866
Deposit. o; gold
Eort GO coin Observation-Disclosures. 81 700
Fot-gn bullion ................. 1900
Unirso States bullion lot which
$o0. 0to WAS California IN mt bars. ,6aT, 0co
Deposits Of silver
FofwNn conr.. ...st.............. l.Np
FosSsu bulHoo. .................. e,f0J
U. ). bullion (ecatAned in golo).. 1850
23o0
LOLA oePo'ih '.,..........'..... ..s....ti. 'plW
PaIsble 10 bars. ..................l,72 ,Dso
IAyhDts IN cosns. ................. b,lW
I'LL, Ts0 100
Gold bars stamped. 1882