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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-28

many Of our youth the benefit OF good busi-
ness education, of which under present orcum-
stances they must endure lthe privaton the
most baeful privation to which a citizen Of this
nation eau be subject. For in this country
where most are thrown upon their own powers
TO make their way and fix their state in life, how
inexpressively important that these powers,
all part OF mind, should be drawn out and
disciplined so as to appreciate, grasp and i'm
prove the opportunities which the ceaseless
vicissitudes of things is constantly presenting
II may be said the voters of this city have
decided this matter true. but the decision may
have been imprOvilenl; not lew who cOncurred
in it, have changed their opinioni it must stand
till our fellow citizens shall think proper to re-
consider and reverseit.
TREAsuRER's RgropT.
ELI ToDD Treasurer, in account wlh Bodrd Of
PaJlic Education Of Wilmington,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-28
BUSINESS MATTERS.
PORTRAITS
FOR
PHOTOGRAPH ALBIJMs

We have now ready n variety of Portraits Of
the most prominent Generals and Leaders of the
tme, beautifully Autographed on II card Of a
siae to lit any Photograph Album. These are
80 finely executed and such accurate lsenesses.
that they arc decidedly popular. They are sold
AZ the very low price Of & cents each, or for
70 cunts, 20 for one dollar Wa have now ready
the tOllowiup N'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-28

Davis cabinet, as reorganized and con
hrmed by the rebel Congress, consists Of !
r. Benjamin as Secretary of State; George
W. Randolph as Secretary of War; S. r
Mallory as Secretary of the Navy; q. q.
n. Memminger as Secretary of the Treasury.
=, J. H. Watts as Attorney General, and NJ
hegan us Postmaster General.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-28
Nei0 Castle Count, ~.
sIIMmN, RotnnIc v1o,m m

onI, , 'raGdnafy preparation has proved beyond al
sSsin ,o ,sI fsneuy tbat viii the har To CROW
ohsy huGrs, scalp diseases removes dandru and All
a, Xxi u, a 70 healthy head of hair sud in
w pot'i's At 20 cents, and pint bottles al III w SO
s,, At.c. DIR. j. SIMMS SON
onI s0IS y D. BURTON and cowGlIL soS bs.or ps
feb7.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-28
DIR. CoGGSWELL's
ANTIPHLOGISTIC SALT
For Inflammatorv Diseaseo mi,

This Salt is not Patent Medicine, but A pro.
scripuon Of an eminent physician; nor is Il re.
commended as specific remedy for all diseases
which aihlet the human family Instead of be.
ing panacea for all maladies, it has control
over ', Du' one cass, has but one aim, accompshes
whatever ts form or iocal,ty-.wbe,Ror r'" IL
inc Head, Throat, Chest, Abdomen or skin.
illumination is caused by Il pattial ohstruc.
'lon Of the fluids and this Salt removes tbat oh.
SFnet'oh and sets the fluids in motion agnin
Every form of Inflammation (but ne otber
alssease) IS easily but surely suhdued by il The
tonowlhg different forms which the unbalanced
!, huius assume and many not here mentioned tbat
nave more or less heat, pain and fever ara as
easily cured by the -0's' e'o aS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-28

VERY LikELY.-The London Times saws
the recent Federal victories will lead to
separation and peace" As to peaee we
thlnk 1t quite probable but that they will
lead to separation is about as likely n,
that a man WHO eats hearty dinner every
day Isl danger of starving to death.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-28
For Rent.

A Three story Brick Dwelling Uou.a va. ...,-,--
n and terms sppIy 10 ''O"''' for particulars
Eb7 JOHN MoLEAR 4 SON,
III Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-28
AntIphIOgIsIIc snIt.

as llre is extinguished by water.
l.. Cases affecting the Head and Tbroa, vi,
nrAin n Fever Fit, Headache, hlamed Eves
oanker, Neuralgia, Erysipclas bronchitis. Ss. '
Eases affecting The Chest and Abdomen
pepsia, Aslhma, Piles, &C. ''"'''S' Nys-
u. y. Gases affecting the Extremities ana Skin.
Rha,ui Rh hheumaiism, scrOfula, Ulcers, Salt
hneuni and most other cutaneous atIections 81
The subserber having been appointed Gsner, r
al Agent for the state OF Delaware for tbe sals Of
=, DR., COggswell's Antiphlogistic Salt
Would respectfully call the attention or ,ha
public to it, having reason to believe noi onIv
from the testimony of Others but from his AVN ow9
experience, that it is what its discoyerer claim
Tor it-a most valuable medicine N''''N''
Ihe Salt viii be sent to any address free of
postage Address, ''0 vi
JAS. L. GlLLINGHAM, Agent.
Box 3l2, Wilmington, Del.
PRICE 80 CENTS PER BOX.
For sale by L. BRINGHURsT & co n
IL nh.INuhukSr, Wilmington, Del, and by
p'uegls's ,usa generally throughout the State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-28
s2o4lo 10
liy order of the Board,
.tsN .. a..

WILLARD HALL, President.
Attest, Jous \. ROBlSsoS, Secretary
WILMiNaroS. March 20, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-28

zens of Delaware having heard Of yanr lao,,, u,,'
On " Washington during the Rebsliiar 'Ss'uae !" vi
spectfully ask that you will deliver ,hs "a
the City of Wilmington on Tbursiav asn,,i,I an,u III
the 81 of April evening,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

Coroner Collin resumed the inquest ON the body
Of Thomas Byrnes, at the Twenty-ssveuth Precnce
Staton-House, yesterday.
Mr. Hopper paro.nsn testified tha. he patrol ID
aud Liberty streets the night Of tie occnence be
walked up the saae slas OF t9e stes "neS ne NUS
wss heard loud taking witness then said stop your
nose vii not have any around bere they then be-
sn to gh walked up te ing them 70 clear
sway he would lock then ups toe prisoner aid Byrnss
Knocked man down the leAaand side of witsess. Wit
did know who didhi houodEan Mile and oincsr
the time men I'M. told them to clear away, witness saw
accused po accused YVES then standing about three
By Coroner Conn-was there anybody ct that time
circhsdi
too Rim In his charcs and conveyed hin - tue Stsion
when Bvrnes Tesched The Station Iou.e ceased
opened pAnts aud showed bis Tounos is 't wa iu o.
blood he ssd doctor right away he VS. then
Sen 70 the hospital coach witness and the ether officers
found in biz pocket over : POI.
Officer FinSe testified that lie bad Greenwich street for
s most on the nigh, Of the shootns his testimony snly
corobofsed ths, last witness with the additional fecs thSs
.oner was accused by deceased " having pistol; accused
sdnted having pistol and world K att ked deceased
said No would attack him down tnee So" deceased
time scnfs eommeucedi witness men % hoo %
them told them &c separated drew rs cuD % stIae thsn
on The hands them let 80 their hc!t the crowd then
ped IN. and witness vas showed pac1 sep OF saa
fron the crowd hea report " fY4i the cio~a
. oTcsr Am in YOUR charge, witness then took hold Of
him told him 70 come a0nsi snd loon u, 70
At
he mi oasr wa, stsndns up with hat saw no ladder %
buis in the crowd So, , ..-,,e, 4. ..,,. =.
.nvch street on the idornius OF the shfay between
I'D s he In company with the pfisoa er aud even
others; they were our posting Mr. Smiths 5si witness was
In ADVANCE Of crowd two OF the priy annns nscks
yhsn they crossed into Liberty street and he them
80, man with two Others with gay coat, whom ne
Srposea 20 be Mr.. Byrnes deceased aud prisoner were
taking with othsr Byrues took hold q ne leit ana ans
ri,ht breast Of r Sullivan one OF byrress ~ seemed
80 want 10 neh. witness went to hun az said Ny inend
,Sere is no nus,ns about polite ms fol- nos OF them
,ycnld ny 10 take auy @. us ont IN Tie morn ~
John sry testified to hs fact OF Tia pece YEN; peeens
ali The nne and refusing interfere en1 also tat TOE pms
vs.. ,toopng at :ae time OF the discharge Of the pistol
1he Doctors testimony (heGneay 40 Robinson IVES hsIs
ku 40 showing ha the OF no ball lndicAted INA.
The in STOPPING position al me t1h' Oh hs
wound. -. =, , -.-;;.t
That deceased came his ieah by pistol IL TIC hands
Of Denis P. sullivan . 81,
The usual questions were then asked by the Cor
onsr but under advice Of bis counsel, Chas D. Spen'
cor. the accused declined ". answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

SUICIDE OF RETIrnD MERcHASr-Yeeterday
afternoon about o'clock, Mr.. VIM. IL. Richardson
a residen. Of Brooklyn. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through he temple while in the ONCE
of Hannah & Co., o. - Cliff street. II appears
that the deceased, Who was about 81 years Of ago.
was formerly in the shoe trade, and member o, 'ne
firm Of 7. L. Shaw: & Co., wholesae shoe osA.e"'
but retired from tie firm some time ago. since 'nen
having no busin ess and no means OF his o"i ne 'e.
came depressed. in spirits He went 70 Tue VN'.' y,
his brothern- !aw MIR. Hannah yesterday about ~
O'clock. Mr.. Hannah left about l2i O'Clock, and
when he r.,nrued shortly AFTER | o'clock he found
Mr.. Richn rJson lying on the floor dead, with ghast'
" wound. ia bis lett temple. The pistol with which
deceased committed the net was anew Colts SIX
ba,rel Cd revolver, which was found lying under him
on tie door. Coroner Naumann held an inquest on
tbe body. and tho July rendered verdict that de-
c,.ssed came to his death by psto shot wound AZ
~. or,n hand. The deceased was . native of Rhode
I,and. and leaves wife TO mourn HE loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

nolcy War easier to-day among tAe brokers, with
o IS gfce Of activity on call loans a. 2 cent.
God cold down to l2S. at the morning Board, but
between the sessions large orders 10 buy were re-
'iyes and q sharp rally took place, which carried
a Sc quotation TO l3l at the Second Board. Later
h t.s lay the sales were at 1895 0l3O2. The ad-
vaes 10 attributed to the reports in regard TO the
tarl9 issus u Government currency. The pur-
:-ases cave no doubt been largely for the short
hlere.i
Tee bondsand coupons Of 81. Louia County due
lis December 1862, vii be paid on and after thai
ese, o. presentation at the Bank of Commerce IL
Seg.Ysrk.
Ile'ioowing are the earnings Of the Toledo and
"s6ash Railroad Tor tie past three weeks in No
Wmtsf:
la.2........".sllO9C ls6l....,,:. 1854
iacf,4so.. . iJ,J,J
Tie Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have
assia'ed q semi-annual dividend Of - y cent, pay
sue % and alter Friday, the 1911 inst. The trans-
az book will DO closed until the 18th inst. The
NheHer'hcker Ice Company has declared a dividend
Fceh', payable on and after the 10th inst.
49, l4fest coupons Of the first mortgage bonds Of
Ss b'h-o, New-York and Erie Railroad Company,
.~' Dec. 1862, will be paid at the Bank Of Com
as''e, in ibis city.
'0'pWing IL Comparative statement Of the
'''''''on Tue BanNs Of New-York City:
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T0talI 5ltsF III II.dTI Il-lI " W E1'II
TorAL Our NKw- Clear 81; last month 49, this
date atyear CJL Aess $3.50, nit D. J3 this date
lAst year So Tin Mes. ~ Last month. avs ihidae
las year AL Prime Me.s 1.i7! la Mouth l3 THE da.e
las. wear 387 Flank 81 month 20 THIS date last year 2
Pfirae 1877; month bOl0 this date last year 1fl
Rumrs 0s3 last month 0dl thi. date sat Jeai SAL keiu'e
Nee. SIS last month 49, tbs date at yeas 1874 Refuse
Prime las. month lO{-; this date "a year .2j Other
Eesse 2Gig last month. 563l this date last year 22J
spec.d Is go. month - 5i3 thu date "a. year
1854 Ioals-l28 go lat i5s5 tnis date last year.
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There Il eVitenlIY an sTof m these DeuiVd WHICH, Pr
cludes the possibility Of accurate fOotings go,
Beef CONSUMES 70 arrive r.sY, and The stock Ia rsfdJ
Gcrumuans having increased a. 2l bb during the nont Of
November The Is therefore heavy aAd the small sales
making be de fair ceon bat most holders
in the meantime are Indifferent. sellers they sssrre W.
nearly g. fully current rates TO lay 1t down here
s.es Of 20 bbs in lots SIP OJ9i3 for Plain Mess, aud
S3 u for The stock the Is Of this analass
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Business was quite dull at the First Board this
morning, and stocks were generally little heavy,
the tone Of the market appea ing about the same as
81 Saturday; but soon after the adjournment brisk
,sly commenced, and a very decided change came
ever the temper Of tie market. At the Second
Board the demand for leading stocks was animated
and well sustained, and prices, IS compared with
Gle Morning Board, advanced from a. 2 cent.
Ills was succeeded by slight reaction, and at tho
close prices were shade lower than those given in
Ae printed sales but the market closed steady OF
lie quotations This sudden change in the
make: is in consequence Of reports which
snd free circulation IN the street, to the
eject that Mr.. Chase win ask authority TO
issue $50 600 600 Of the "eIeenback currency.
The information seems crude and there many
9ho doubt is accuracy; but the impression lie strong
lat the Secretary cGnnot, if lie would, change the
iuancisl policy Of the Government. The quotations
a. 4 o'clock were is follows: Demand Notes, l@5.
q rs. L. S. Coupons, 81, l04 dl0tt; Treasury
Notes 49, 1919 9l04i American Gold, 1896 l3oi
Tennessee g., 81; Missouri IS 81 aJ2l; Pacific Mai
6. S, l2O9l2Os; n. Y. Central, 1929 1903; Ere
Railroad, Gil 40! Erie Preferred, O.. 49,; Illinois
Central, 49, a79i Hudson River, 73i G74 Cleveland
and Toledo, 6SI u Gsl Rock leland Railroad, sol a
~, Galena and Chicago, s-lcs2li Harlem Rail-
soal, Of a y; Harlem Preferred, 81 c52l; Reading
Railroad 76z77; Michigan Central Railroad, 9oi @
e0;; Michigan Southern aud Noitaern Indiana Rail-
road, 30. 81; do. guaranteed SO. So Cleveland
lud Pittsourgh, 42Gi3.
Sterling Exchange was quoted at AZ PIP early
a. the day bat the advance in Gold renders the quo
aeion uuirustworthy. Later il tie day the rates
we're l43al43I
Ere ghts are dull and rates are lower for United
States flag bus very firm. though unsettled for for
sign bottoms. To Liverpool TIE engagements are
Is 900 bushels Wheat a. Sd. in bsgs: $50 bbls.
Flour at -; 100 TUBS Oil Cake at 2Js. iuns TAT
lo AT 2js; 400 IBIS. Beef al g.. and foreign ves-
OIL 800 bush. Wheat al l0QlOsl. in bAgsi 100
boxes Bacon a, 30. 3d.. and Y steamer 100 bbii
Pork a. IJs To London: 900 bush. Wheat at 9si.i
gu bales Hops at gu 100 bales do. at 3D.; and PEI
p..tral hag 200 bales Hops at 3d.; 700 bales DO a.
a. 100 boxes Bacon al 3js. $500 6bls. Flour at s.
10; 100 Co. Pork At 50. 10 Hamburg: 30 tunf
easursIaent Goods, per foreign vessel, al go. To
Lsbon 900 bDls Flour at 81 10. In charters we
sBy earn OF two schooness with Com 10 Boston at
Is. q Jushe.
The business Of The Sub-rreasury was: Receipts
a3p,llg s6-for Customs, $4,000 %; Payments,
sIi3J, lC3 Is, Bhsnce, 3l09is III 70.
Tie following aIe Tic porte Of specie from New
Yok.
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Beef Hams heavy aud IN limited requests sales OF Nv
bb- Western at SIG 3d. Bacon 10 inactive and Lehvy
Of Western 10 arrive private terms Cut
Meats are neglected Lard lower end IN limited request
les of 6OJ bbls. and 81 3ie. for No L. and t4dssc
for fair TO Prime Butter aud Cheese Arm, and Ia good
request. - 49,
crock on PORK AND BERF IN PAcgNG-IARps NKwroRR AND
nRoOKLHN Dec. J. 1857.
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Cant. Benjamin Smell, the Oldest shipmaster in
phradelphia If not in The United Siates after walk
ing the quarterback siuee 1912, died on Saturdsy
last.
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o
TAILOW ontnsi dali and heavy but eloo' himer owing
10 M advance IN Gold aud ETcLhu.s sales u l'g " ia!
Wostoln a. Dr 5000 d. Eastern at IOe, and 'VO ID
Wulsbf i. il, GOOD dentnd AID the market T. hrmer
,,es Of 900 bb :. agi r state and Ohio. aad &c 'oF
fancy bbls.
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Vnnk OF Cnmmercc IN New-yorIr,-g,- I, men


s,easni Of the BAsN TIIr ERw- YORK DRr DOCK COM
PANT required ~ Chapter 20 Laws Of ss Tor the week sAdAs
siturdsy he 2Ah dsT o. November, 1917 - - -.
Aver e Loans ant D.count, eGfHiss 90
eiete %
y Crr Ibfy15 30
ATrrsfe amount - Dp&e =
II SsS T0rt, freisck Hiyef Cssf-f oi
nat lie store sfsis-ri oofreet T. r. HAYES Cashier.
before this 3gth tay Of November lefs.
MepHssses, So,Ay Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

0sl3 q for Mess eieny At the Inside rate and fii .s
eli g.! for Prime. The following table wiz show '''
on hand NOV and bee 4:
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Marnets-cAnrrrLlr IrpOr1rp yor TrrY =. TRlnryE


AsHFe are steady and In Moderate Request ai 30 FOR
Pot. md Pc.rls The turf5 is sii ighi though te
receipts Saturday last were very arg" par ~ esln M
-, v@re M bought 70 arrive f,om Montreal previously
GOTIOh-Ihe market - Esaiu timer. sn1 there "a ir
in..F doing about Dyi b4s cold al t40t9.- Tor
Nld4fnz % snds and 30 Gulf
COFFFF-Rioh in limited demand bu, prices generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02
nnnls Of North Amer,cn.-sta,enent y The BANE

bRhls on Morlh Ainer.,h$ % lho 90 g
OF North AMERICA required ~ Chapter 40 LAVE oi io5 Cf
the week elsns Sailiday, he ltA ~ g. November ~
Average anlunto Loans md %
A,.ras- nount Of TJs,9Is 80
amount q Cifcga Jrlo.. "
Average amount OF Deposits Hcs's'.of
Cry and County Of New ioT., Jchn p ielveon CASHIER OF
Soh America, duly doe i1 that tfs
tie bet - 20 sn0~sdss and beh
JOHN ?. iELyERTos, C'shen
Sworn teio,, ne this LIST day 4 Dec, mis,. TO-
:, 4 BuLL.N psblc.
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NAVAL STORES inactive yet hrm a. foil former rites
Ol5-Ily LiLteed - scace aud hfu, Crude speim -.
better request AID g. steadyi sales Of LOO b1a al -
, no do Inferior 10 ~ clsh Crude l. hfm lIi So
slowly Al 83u0.c Refined Petgo steady sees % 'O
bJ4s al 6Dd85c. cash.
digg receipts, ana reduction 0i kt,oN
bills IA The stock daring the peat months hut the supply i
still ample Tor eli requirements Selee Of 10 bills a. 10 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

To,sis ~ eNf li01 1913 2iiJi y ~
ToTat On ANp NEs-City Prime iati mouth, - /,
chi. al. lat yer Hsp.cfed Mss'. l3e is,' month.
2l THE date lat yosf. go Ks4l.tga ttsso d.. J. o.
r month 80 fil. aie last yer III haroad iee' at
ss month q fiit istr su rlt' hfflse he.1Fi last
mon.h ggs this date lat yoar. SO heiuss Prime - a'
month. this tsfo lat year. other Refuse -. Last
south ~. this dale .eri year llo1 Ioa Prime Mes
lalt month, 9s Ai de i.si J-ar .tA Coansfy Aess
1885, lafi morih i7. ttis ts's .u year w. county
Prime GA month. - this date ast ycaf. alh n
uspe,ed tc,. 5le3 ls hnonh, thi, date lA. year 42o
H. iutf-c - tbs 81 ~. la month, So tbs date ,ii
voaf p w. Total. 49, last month, 7o4 tbs date last
/ ''3zs0 tn'. Pofk IN addition. foF Government
HgE-tasl India Do qa, osi lfiets are nalHAIn'e i-es
! - nars Nansoou 90 5tr.
g.dsc. foI fnr good refining We notice sao " H'
''-''' soc. - TEw YoaK. DC. !, lgS2
Cnba 2I Gfw Orleans, hhfs LIB il-
Porto Rico hhds...... loJ1 Epssn Islands, hAis. ~
Total ot
Total ~
rotui W
Ne alo o.
SrFDs-Clove Seed 1. in FIR demand and Is firm sales Of
2sI nes a. ri olO,o Timothy Seed j. qgio al - 20
- VA. Fla1 Seed l. and very arm a, ~ 5y0 ~ ~
In oG.h aad - O04Ej - fr Calcutta Lins.oi II
scarce and wanted rates but there 10 great
probability tat the American market viii be surpied sr
reuty of long me - come Tie people OF this region
.,e fr firir attention O. cotton growing tc p2st yeaE
our rmer.in the meantime had better improve ilis oppVs
tunity and gov moro , lax Seed go
/ TOBACCO-Ihe following IL the monthly statement OF
/ stocks Of Spanish Tobacco;
aosraLr AIArE.lAT or STOCKS % SPANISH TOBACCO.
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saint Nicholas Bank.-ststsmsnt Of the sAIN

NICHOLAS BASa required by Chapter 90 sss
tnc ending Satlrdsy thu gsh day u November lsG
Average Of and sc
Average amount Of Specie 2O3,x~2 70
Average amount Of Circg 19S.363 %
Average Of Deposits 1SxoJOS 80
County New York Archibald Pa khuFsi Cash
fer % the Saint Ncloss Bank being duly swOfp oppose and
that the foregoing statements true 10 tie h.t knosdss
ami belief A YARBHURSf Cashier
subscribed be5Ore 29.l November e4
R0BrIss Notary Public
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Phenix Benk.-sta.smsnt ofshe pHENIx BANx q d.

City of required by Chapter
week ending Saturday the 29th day OF November. O1;
Average % and COZ "a
Average Bmount Of Specie sS5,ot0 80
Average euount OF Circulation so,ikS %
Average amount OF DepOts 1906, 100 n
City and County Of HewYOk, Peter H. Bso Cashier
Of the Phenx Bank being duty dpose and ls tbs
statement correct to the best Of k2wlee and heief
p NJ BRYSOs Cnshsr.
Sworn before this lat day Of Dacsmber. lsjs
THos l. S1ExIE,, Notary Pubte
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serenth Wnrd Rnnk.-stalemsr, Of The SEVENTH

SFFBHfI W ufU
WARD BANK required b Chapter 80 Laws Of 1855 for TIE
ending Saturday the 2stE dsy Of November 1872: -
and
Average amount Of Specie .2s3 10 Oh
Average Of 1xV,osl 90
DEPOSITS
City COUNTY Of Sswyork Alfred Fassr, Cashis. Of
tn seventh Ward Bank, being duly ts ia
correct the best Of my Anow DE and beef
A S. FRASER, CashSeE
Sworn before me this LAT day Of December. Is,,
FkzDssIc Bell Notary Public
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Rank nj the state of New-York. statement Of

IA BASK OF NE sTATE OF aEw YORK. OF the City Of New
Iort s,fogursl By cappr 49, Laws $50 Tor the week ending
Sturdy The eth Day OF November, ios!f $1,000. -
Average OF Las Gnd $3.50 81
l.
4
A. amount o De1sit ss''.'f'
B.1k u de soi York he cts Of New FORK. bens dlg
,uofn -o sbJvs saeasni correct 20 t s u
ny kDosiei.- and belei !" :" DUHh' Ce'hef'
swora before ias lst tIy Of December, Ia
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oil Sso fm. a. .a.cl - ,Asge ~. Lava l1li 10
a.. 49,. erias sstftsv iheYTh Iy of N1frnter, - 2 - .
A,-f,. amount Loans aad u es nts. y.
Ag,. 80 ift'N
tvsrr a. tunilt -.
Am. n
Nv a.d County New iori samre IS "his ,Asn'f E" ~
crr lsat ~ te ty o. hrs lot auy 's4ra t-9e $50
,ry tis tc al1ye s,s-clt correct - ~ o. ~ -Di
trl~f 90 "a" M :" '"'''-' ~
s~''' ''''' ' $500 - b g. WAsos go'afy Pane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02
Merchants, Bnnk.-S.a,enens Of tbs MERCHANTS

BANA the CRY New iok, relari BY tha9ier ~" avs o.
81 or th e-i -nin Saturday the ath dy o. Noyeabsr 50.
ksafass amount q Loans Ant Discounts 9..S.O.tOs b
~ rfefr
Lucu4hinA
.s > o. ior nj ye, Cashsr OF
80 yfsf. plnk tns daily dgose and Tat the Above
sraeu, correct the best Of tno9 edse snd 6ehe
j d. yERMILiE, Cashisr.
s~osn beloss TIC lat day Of December ishs -o-,,.
DuLL- Notary Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

the MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK. required ~ CHAPTER
Of 1852 fer the week satas Saturday The lh d,y Of foYe'
Der, lht3s - -
Average OF Loans and D,eouns.... SeeC,Oas 90
smcunt Of kO-,oSo Os
Ayrfsge Circulation. trfsl Oy
OF i,soo.SSS 90
Cfysal C9any Geo w. T0ue Cashier Of the
Nehns Bank day dpo~s nd hat tho
above statement correct kBoseoss shd he-ei
gro. ". lOULE C-sher
sworn before It's let DAY Of Deeemtsr isol
". Notary PuOhc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

irwin bank.-Statenent OF IRVING BANK. as re-
"a ''te 10 Laws OF 1885, for the ending Saturday The
n. dly OF n yenlbsr lsJli - '' ~
Avsss. amosn Of Loans and Doogns 0s4 al
Ayeass amour. " 9206i
,yea Amount Al CrcuaiOa ............... "a.
,rprust % DepOfu.
c,v,nd coun.v NssfOk DanelY II Psbof rs.bsFnf
the IraT ans beng duly dpose hat me so,s a
ucnf i'ANlEL v H. bEHIEOLF Caskief
ssofn befors me uls 10Th day u November, 1854
TH0zis OkIs Notary Public