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A RNY'S CONFECTIONERY, No. s4 Bridge street
~ Georgetown whore all kinds Of entertainments
furnished with the best cakes water Ices conecon
sry &C. notice. the moderate terms
awarded the las, exhibition Of the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute.
Feb 3-d0
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washington Branch Railroad.
TvNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
il At and So, a. m., and and Al, p.
On Sunday at "A, p.
Baltimore for Washington
At4k aud 9ls, a. ni., and and 81 p. Ia
On Sunday at ILt a.
Passengers Philadelphia New York viii take trains at g. 81,
and Az.
Passengers for Annapolis win take trains 81 ~.
Do Tor Norfolk " 80 and3
Do. for the West 4" I" D and f1s connecting
Washington Junction T. H. PARSONS, Agent
Jan l7--dtf
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respectfully invite the attention OF ousckecper5 others
large addition stock offurnDg and m, goods
which have been purchased auction sales and viii be sold
at much below usual prices. We name
Lin ~ and cotton sbcetings all widths
Marseilcs dimiiy, corded he'd spreads
Pillow and bolster linen and cotton sheeiings
Iamask table cloths and napkins
Daniisk huckerback and diaper tow5is
Bed and crib blankets, all sizes
Centre table and piano
Lace and muslin curtains
White and bun shade linens and lstnres
Furniture oicolis and duiics
Together with full assortment Of other housekeeping articles such
Velvet Brussels, tapestry ihreepy, ingram, yeuian, and
other carpeings
Velvet chenille, tuitod, mosaic, and other rugs
Velvet tnitc Adelaide, ute and other door
hngget aud linen crulnb cloths
figured and plain linen iaraks, fo covering carpets
Also
l5o pieces white Canton mattings
80 do red and white checLered Canton matpss
90 do chene fancy do
10 do Dutch carpeting, for dining rooms and Officer
IS do mattngs, for Easements and Offices
3 do carpcing for kitchens, &C.
We also ask especial attention Of white goods which
VII be found complete and much cheaper hsn usual embracing
every variety Of
Jacouet and cambria muslns
Swiss musns book musins null musins
Nsnsook mushns Tarlcton musius
Cambria drnites India dnities
Hshops lawns, linen lawns, India lawns
Brilante brllante skrting
seelsrrng skirts, hoop skirts
French crlnollno skirts, Marseilos skirts, dmty skirts
White gauzc nannels, Angola lanncls
silk warp fanncls, &c.
April 1-Jtaw4wf HoOE, BROTHER a. co.
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NTcGREGOR & Co.'S Extensive House furnishing
1yl wsreroons, 500, 52s, and 52i Seventh street
Full Psrlor Dining Hall and Chamber Furniture In
mahogany, walnut, rosewood, and oak.
general oil housekeeping goods always on hand
lowest prices.
Every attention given to customers
Houses furnished entire st short notice
Ap 9-eodlmo
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NOTICE TO ROAD CQNTRAGTORs,-It being
IN the Intention Of the OF Washington
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel the from the
tho line requested
apply the undersigned the subject before the 18th
of Aprii e JOHN G. BRENT,
No 90 Louisiana avenue.
J, c, LEWIS ,#.
Feb 2l--3tawif ...... .t... 49a seventh street. ,
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,

THg PERILs or rHE SEA, AND INLAND lNANSFUKLA-
TTOS.
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Hon Floyd Secretary of War In the scearys once proper
chief clerk subordinate messengers,
watchmen The following bureaus
partment:
Commanding Gsaeals 0fc,Tbis occ the OF which is
Lieutenant General Scott Is AT New York
Adm Generals o6fCol Samuel Cooper, Aduant General
AsistanIieu Col w G. Freeman Major Dca, and Capt
Seth Williams Judge Advocate Major John Lee Nine clerks and
10 this Office kept all the records which refer TO
The personnel Of the army the rolls &c here whore all military
commissions made
Qaopasr Generals 0ceGen. Thomas Jesup quarterinas
general Charles Thomas assistant quamastcr general Capt
" " Clark district quaeoaster; Major IT, Wayne, iu charge Of
clothing branch; elevon clerks aud one messenger,
Ooe H. Llrned, general
Major s. Clair Danny district raynasr eight clorks aud
Consdy 01oGen George Gibson, commissl gen
cral assistant Captain T. s six clerks and messenger
Spra Generals 06osGen. Thomas lawson, general
assistants C. Wood and Richard H. Coolidge; three clerks
Rag OoeGenera Joseph o. Ioen chief engineer; assistant
Lieutenant John Kurtz i've clerks and Que messenger
Tsaproal BHreouCol j. Albert colonel OF She
s.tant Lieut. w. l. Smith; four clerks and
Onnanoe BaouuCol Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt VIM, Muynadier eight clerks and messenger.
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DElPIfA
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OFFICE Northwest corner Of Pennsylvan ay-
enue and Seventeenth street, Washington city,
D. G..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27

The circulation Of the Independent Banks uh-
der the law Of l845, is entirely under the control
Of the State Treasurer, 1t is based upon eertih.
Gates Of the funded debt Of the State and Of The
United States, which are required to be deposit
ed with, and transferred to bin, Upon the de-
posit of these stocks, be delivers notes Of cireua-
ton to an amount equal to the value Of such stocks
lie procures the blank notes Of the engraver, num-
bers and registers them, aud issues them to the
different banks as they are required for crcula'
ton.
These certificates or stocks are the securities OF
the bin holders. They are the basis on which
the credit Of the bank is founded. The bill hol'
ders look to these bonds, aud to the pighted faith
of free State which has never failed to fulfil her
promises and meet her engagements, for the re-
dempton of the paper of these banks.
The failure of an independent bank does not
affect the value of its notes. This neither rises
nor falls with corporate vicissitude. 1t is founded
on the faith Of the State. and the State has made
itself the custodian of this credit.
This department should therefore be conducted
; with the utmost strctness. Such checks should
be established as would prevent the abstraction o.
those bonds and the application of them to private
purposes. Every precaution shOnld be used t.
prevent the issue of paper above ne value ofth'
9 stock deposited. The account should be SO KEEP
aud every official act in relation to them so re
corded and attested, as 10 exhibit clear and ful
, history of every transaction, detect any error ant
It remove the shadow of suspicion or doubt.
: Though there is no reason to think that thl
e department of the Treasury has not been (excep
IS in the case of the bonds of the Seneca Count.
Bank) fairly and honorally conducted; yet tha
y strictness has not been observed which the a'
h requires, AID the public interests demand. Ban
1 notes have been destroyed without a record haN
been made Of their denomination and amount
and the account with one of the banks kept in
IN loose manner as to exhibit very untrue stat
ic mept of its condition. The account with Il
CITY Bank of Columbus, on the books of the {
I. fee is as follows: "Satement of the stocks al
circulation of the City Bank of Columbus,
shown by the books of the Treasury oiice
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defalcatiOn in the funds Of the State. At the two
last examinations the sums reported were found to
be on hand or satisfactorily accounted for, money,
drafts or other evidences of debt were exhibited
corresponding in amount with the balance shown
BY the books of the Auditor and Treasurer. The
Joint Committee and Auditor each counted the
money and certificates Of depOsite.
The manner in which these examinations were
conducted, the time devoted to one Of them, and
the character and standing of the gentlemen en-
gagged ia all Of them, were such as to inspire con-
fienee, and to preclude the suspicion Of wrong
No one, not participant in the fraud, had right
to question the facts set forth in the reports of these
several investigations.
We have no hesitation in saying that the exam
iners were deceived, as to the true condition of the
Treasury. The manner in which they were de.
eeiyed, and the means by which the Treasurer was
enabled successfully to impose the deception upon
them, we will consider and explain hereafter.
The reports of the Joint Committee and of the
Auditor of State were made after the passage OF
the act of 1866, which requires but single ex
animation between the ist of September and the
lst of November in each year. The supplement
tai act of March 3Oth, 1857, required quarterly
examinations by the Auditor, and some one ap
pointed by the Governor
S The present report is made in pursuance oil th'
7 last named act.
Condition fhe Treasury Jans 18th 1857
! The undersigned, together with Wm' DensOr
, IT.. ESQ, were present at the opening of the vaul
oftbe Treasury by A. P. Stone, the present Treas
6 urer. on the 18th of June, and assisted IN til
!, counting of the funds, drafts and other evidence
of debt due the State.
The following statement exhibits all the none
=, and assets found in the treasury at that date whe
d passed into the hands of the present State treas'
ID rer.
pEPosIToRIEs.
The following statement exhibits the cOudltlf
Of the accounts with the repositories of the publ
ch funds.
10 Sundry repositories IN account ''th W"'' 1
" Gibson, Treasurer Of State.
1887 DR.. CIR
Ia 1891
a. June 13, 0. L. I. & Trust
,as % balance. S6,988
ial co., o"'""oe' AAo
of June 10, Piqua Br. Bank. 44o
' Feb. 4, Tomb, Huss & Co. $i,707 IS
r,oo1e 1917
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Balance remaining in Treas
urv. .$124,5O0 90
The true condition of the banks, however, is as
follows
Bonds in the Treasury 1o'oOo w
Notes in circulation, 16,ooooo
In this connection justice requires US to say
that these errors do not appear to have occurred
during the administration of Mr.. Gibson, but be-
lonoino either to that Of Mr. Bliss or Mr.. Bres'
lin.
Tn November, 1854, the Canal Bank of Cleve
land failed to redeem its circulation. and in pursu.
auce of the Banking Law under which it was IN
corporated, was placed in the hands of receiver
The stocks which were on deposit ID the Treasury
for the security of its circulation, amounted to
$1O6, 6,16s, which were sold by the Treasurer for
the sum $IO4S1147. .
The following abstract Of the accounts with
this bank, is another instance of the loose and
careless manner in which the business OF this de-
mart ment of the Treasury has been conducted:
.Statement of stocks and circulation of the Ca
nal Bank at Cleveland, as shown by the books in
the Treasury office:
Stocks deposited, Sl6S'lf(
Stocks returned to bank. 2o.7OS
Balance. @l%o'f''
Circulation issued. SS'o'4l
burned. 09'4l
0 Balance. %i%f'0o
= The account shows an excess Of $20,3O2
stocks over the amount actually on deposit in th
Treasury.
o We have no reason to suppose that the circu'
70 ton exceeded the securities for its redemption, b'
we have not the means Of ascertaining the trr
" state of this branch of the account.
N The transactions of the treasury with this Ban
70 since the sale of its stocks in 1854 and 1885,
fully exhibited in the following statement;
~ ~ robn G. Breslin, Treasurer Of State, In dcesU
: apiM Canal Bank Of Clevelan@
10 Dr..
To amount of Bonds sold Sl04,Sl1
~ CR--1854.
- Dec. 80 By amount to Seneca
DO Advertiser for adver-
Using, $500
oo Bv amount to Ohio
W State Journal for do. ii 90
90 Feb. 7 " ~ 0o
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WHOLE NUMBER, l,sSa
CARROLTON CARROLL COUNTY, OO THURSDAY AUGUST a. 1851

Having ascertained this fact, two questions nat
urally arise
Ist. What is the amount Of the defaleal:on!
ID. Who il the defauller2
To ascertain the amount Of the deisleation' u
will be necessary to state an account from the &C.
eession Of Bresiin on the 18th Of January, 1852,
TO the resignation Of Mr.. Gibson on the 18th day
of June, 1857.
The following statement which has been pre-
pared with great care, is, we believe, an accurate
aLd explicit abstract Of all the accounts Of 'be
Treasury Department. between the dates above
named, and exhibits The true amount Of the deial'
cation.
A6straa Of tie accounts Of The Treasury fro"
January I2h, 1852 TO June l3th, 1857 s'0's
ing amount Of ths Dedication.
| A -, .so;ysd nv R,eslin from Bliss 296 433 VI
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I54,636 IS

sustractpg this amount from 72s 749 6i tine
balance shown in the foregoing abstract) We nave
the sum of 574,1l2 SO which is not accounted
for and which is, therefore, the real amount Of sne
aSo ola;ms AGAINST Beckel we consider secured,
o and have therefore, included it among the cash
a~s as.ss in the Treasury, and turned it over to the
~s".~r, '.s", Treasurer Of State as such Since the
,SoUus rnsOcsment of this investigation, Mr. Becke
has paid on the claim the sum of 5000 d0Ilars , s..
There is no doubt but that the whole Of the oal, h
arcs ~~ will ultimately be paid. He still owes the
SaOe S.e. .ha sum Of 1854 which has not been Sc
"'SG o"nod and which is included in the foregoing state
cusot aot nf the amount Of suspended debt" in tht
hands Of repositories.
Statement Of the receipts and disbursements 0
''Iiv tSe State Treasury, from Nov To- 1851, t
Ian lar "a 1856, and the balance IN the Ireasar.
on the latter date as shown by the books OF tn
Auditor of State.
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- aoe.Icst;on 2s,749 81
The object of the foregoing statement t,nas Is sum M
ths E fifteenth of June. No notice has, therefore,
been taken Of the fact that several Of ar, bresn
Sonostor;es % failed with money of the State in their
hands which has not since been paid or secured
The The names Of these depositOries and the amounts
in their possession, are as follows;
Commercial Bank of Toledo, 26'27l 70
City Bank of Cincinnati Is'oal . 20 20
w. W. Cone & Co. 4''1O1 %
Daniel Beckel, 100 10
| -. eon cE
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ls,SS4.O4O 25

Cash balance 10 treasury, Jan. IA,
1856, Sfossl %
Statement Of Receipts and Disbursements Of the
State Treasury from January IA, 1856, TO Nov,
IS, 1856, and the balance in the treasury on
the latter date, as shown by the books Of the
Auditor of State.
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SI,7O7 85 $,440 90

1t will be observed that the late treasurer had
overlrawn his account with all his repositories ex
cept with Tomb, Huss & Co. The balance in
the hands of this firm has been paid 10 the pres
ent treasurer of State since the commencement OF
their investigation.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-08-27

INDEFENDENE DANho'
The following statement exhibits the amount oil
bonds belonging to the Independent Banks, found
in the vault of the treasury on the 9Th of June
and also the amount of the circulation of each
bank.
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p.,.rco 9, mar hooks S2O4,978 81
Amount received from county treas-
urers, not entered upon the books
but for which certificates Of de- o
post were issued TO them 'oV''l0 ~
Balance Of Canal Bank retention
fund '''O
Actual bal. due from BresIin IOoo'tSE ca oa
Amount reed by W. II, Gibson 90 z,ooo'i2. % o,
do. in 1857 %'ooo'sSo TO 40 20
Amount due repositories o'ffV 20
Amount reed on Auditors drafts
TI Ta... - Ca.,';orS %' ~ S,25l Al
Amount reed on Auditors drafts
on W.T.&s. D. Day d Co, --o N
for convict labor '0' ~
Amt deposited by Receiver oil Va,
nal Bank Cleveland, to pay ~ 800, ~
per cent on liabilities of bank ZS'ogg w w
Outstanding certificates issued BY Gloson 40 w
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very ehsice asSrtmeaE 81 Visiting, Wedding.
- Business ADJ coEored Ticks Cards, just received and for
sabeb by
3s-@ n. NJ WHITNEY.
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4 instructed by His ExcsHency the Minister 81 the InIeriOF ID
Continue the overland Mail Carriers throughout the Kingdom,
Notice IS hereby given that hereafter Mail Carriers VII be dis
patched as below -
Oy kAUAL-Leaving Mr. Wbtsmanns store every Tuesday
morning for Hanalei- returning Wednesday.
Leaving NawiiiwIi every Thursday morning tor kolea- Hama
pepe and Waimea returning Fridays.
Ok oAHU.-fhe day Of departure Of the GoveruE1eRt Mail
Carrier on Oahu il Thursday Of each week. teaviRg the Post
Office PUncTdally ut > A. NJ, returning Saturdays.
On AAUr-The maiEcaTTer wifi leave the Psss-f6ce, LAaaina
every Tuesday Morning, and passing through Walaka and Ka-
huIai. reach Nakawao about s P. NJ. At = L. u, Wednesday,
he VIII leave Mr-Speocer.s Store watch viii DC te Post-ofice
for that district, and passing through EuIa, Tsrbertsvlle and
k~aIePoepo, return 20 Lahzfin4 ca Wednesday nighE 0r Thursday
Morning
Mails On HAWAII
The UalCarrier between kauaiaae and Hno Will leave Capt
Laws Store at hAwaihde every THURSDAY. and returning
leave B. Pitnauhs Store In HlO every MONDAY
A MailCarrier leaves Captain Laws Store at kavaihae for
Kaaua and keaEakeakua the first and thrI THURSDAY in
each month, and leaves Capt. CunIiurs' store at keaLakeakua
the first aud third TUESDAY of each mouth
Between Riie and kau- the Mail viii be sent every fortnight.
leaving Mr.. Pitnan;s Store at HIIo. the FIRST and third MONDAY
OF each month, anil leaving Mr. Shipmanis residence az Ea4, the
first and third THURSDAY Of each msath.
TIE MaitGarrers throughout the kingdom viii be allowed to
carry small packages, other than letters and papers. subject 70
such charges as may be fixed on hereafter. .
Jolly 1. 1S56-f JOSEPH JACKSON,
WDOST OFFICE Glowing are the
IL rates Of postage ehargeabe at this Office on al prepaid
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nGISCExLAMEous
ARRIVAL OF TnE RADUGA.

w M
SAYIDGE s. MAY have now ready fr inspection
- the following articles:
New raisins, WORCESTERSHIRE sauce;
Loaf sugar, eodGSh- French capers;
hackeTel- herriass, Boston hams;
Tongues, sugar cured;
Baltimore oysters, fresh salmon;
Fresh Holsters, fresh sausages;
preserved meats, preserved v~egetabiesi
Green Germ, green peas. sarfines;
Anehoyies, French olives. Spanish oIiyesy
Pie fruits, fresh peaches, fresh apples;
Dried apples; E10rpnce OF:
Aaft vinegar, cider VINEGAR:
French mustard, Durham mustard; 49,
Fresh ground pepper, table salt;
Fermiceii, msear9ni. uapioca;
Pearl sage. pearl harley,
ArrOwrOOt,. split peas, white beans;
Carolina rice, No. 1 China rice;
Corn 0roouas, poEar oil. sperm candles;
crushed sugar, raw sugar, water er5ckeFs'
BurreE crackers. sugar CRACKERS
Soda crackers. vine crackers;
Preserved giager. pFese Fved ramarinds;
CitrJf peel nHta@xs. mace:
Cinnamon, allsPEe, cloves, saleEsrusi
London soap, white soap;
Tobacco, Manila cigars;
Fine favored teas=
Fresh roasted coffee.
King street, March IS, 1856. %
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NEW GOODS BY ssRADUGA.''
4 q Hall list RECEIYED-

y q. ALL HAS JUST RESEAtE D,-
Ls Log chains. inch hose with couplings and pipe
Extra glue, bed pans, spittoons, sole leather
Calf skins, hniag skins Children shoes;
Ladies ana misses buskitS and slippers, misses Boots
Mems goat nrJsaas, cupal AMI white varAishi
Dsv and Martins liquid b+acAlugy neal-ioot oh;
Stop cocks assorted, HoLasses gates
Aeti screws. iron and brass brad avis
lamp hooks. 6TaEtBechSs dF4SI1g peHeHS
Rutat fsoScKp ani letter paper;
Small asserted fish hooks, sp0AeShaEeSi
Window Line. enaneeied sauce pansi
Bees wax, rolling pins, wash-boaFds;
Copper and brass wire, solder
CS Planters hoes, Douglass pumps;
SheIbback combs. hair brushes:
Guarded lanterns, pub combs, horse and shoe brushes
Nests tubs, cooking stoves oats;
Seamless bags, Il bushels;
Painted bingham buckets,
Manila cuFtage, small sizes;
Pure white lead zinc white in tins;
Eagle piOws, OK yokes, OK 5sws, table salt
Dairy salt in - lb bags
NicchgSEeTs No l soap;
Hand casts. Window SfaSs- doors;
Window sash, bleasheI cotton, brown cottonj
Brown drills, deniuls, oiled silk
Illusion lace, bonnet wire;
Hats, elastic belts, eassics, coiored fringe;
Assorted honnets. ladies collars, mitcs;
GaUncets. gloves black Italian cravatsi
White Mosquito netting, brown tIneni
Assorted Bay State aui light sha@Is;
Knitting cotton. Ladi=si and Misses assorted hose;
Assorted linen tape, bOoouS;
Covered pals, &c, &c, &c SSH
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lust RECEIVED PER RADUGA FROM

lust RECEIVED PER ADUGA FROM
y BOSTON AND FOR SALE Se following goods:
White cotrons- brown cotton drills
Blue drills blue euttous:
Brown cotton SupT Genius;
BID flannel, meas kip brUgansi
Nculens shoes mems hats:
Pure white lead black paint;
ChrgEne green, chrome yellow;
Prussian blue, celestial blue;
Boiled GTseet oil in cans L gall. each;
Spirits Of EHpentine;
BhtS- Haxad tour;
Wafer, Soda and butter crackers;
Lemon syrup;
Ground Hack and Cayenne pepper.
Ground cloves and Cassia, fine table salt
CASTLE and saltwater soap, hams;
Cases Of oysters roast beef. boiled beef
Beef sOUp, lobster and Craea peas, in l and h. cans;
Tomato ketchUp, assorted pie fruits;
Brandy peaches corn starch;
BOttbs o. ground ginger, English mustard;
Driet apples in half bbls- English cheese;
Saeratus- nests Of trunks, I e3ch;
Painted tubs nests painted coV'd buckets and boxesi
Assorted solar and glass lamps
Solar chiHlneEs and ianpwtck. shoe b~lacking;
Writing INK sheet least, cut nails, asSid;
Copper aud iron tacks, aSsd, ship serapers;
Coffee mills patent charcoal irons;
Tin pans and plates
\ complete assortment Of stationery, &c, &c, &c
35-tf Il. HACkFELD s co.