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rails by verbose petitions and complaints against the
inconvenience brought upon petty private interests
by necessary and Just military restrictions or by pray
ers for relief from well merited punishment have lost
Ia er occupation. City and militia officials who, with
out visible incomes have spored the gayest equipages
and quarters called upon TO account forthwith Tor
every dollar received dsbursed' to the Inspector
General of the Department OF Mississippi
In the severe justice measured out to wrong doors
and in counting the enity Of all who by insult enioar
rassment or frasd discover their enmty tot Republic
the administration o. Gen. Dana closely resembles that
of Gen Butler in NewOrleans. 1t is the only policy
which viii insure loyalty and protect tie Government
against secret enemies and reckless SPECTATORS Groa
ing crashing Of teeth and accusations from such against
officers devoted to its interests. must not surprise the
people nor the authorities at Washington.
The vigilance required enforce order ard administer
Justice in large department is ezhsustng. further
embarrassment should not be given by an apparent
countenance being lent to trivial complaints. Nor
shoud parties 10 frauds who by the amounts Of ther
pecuatous are enabled to command the most respect
able attorneys be allowed TO misead. Those who incur
the hatred Of such would overthrow the Goverhent
or impoyersh it by robbery should rather be most cor
daily sustained Their bitterness is the best assur'
ance of the discharge Of duty.
The services Of Maj Gen. Dana in the field have been
scarcely less important han his martial administration
in the towns lie has had comparatively few troops
under his command, bu By constant activity immense
oss has been inflicted upon the enemy. and valuable
forage and supplies gathered for our army. While at
vicksburg the Rebels in the interior OF the State were
raded upon without intermissiOn. Beside numerous
captures he destroyed about thirty miles Of the Misss
sp Central Railroad large extent Of territory was
thereby separated from the Rebel Commissary. lie hs
just now by nm expedition under Gen Griersop broken
up Hoods railroad connections with the Coniederaoy'
NnMhcre have SO small nnmbers Accomplished so mnch
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and no effort upon their part can avert losses, Tor
the goods must wait for market, and cannot be
forced TO sale without wiping the merchants ior'
tune out Those who have specuations III stocks
have MARKET burt the history of the past week
shows that stock spectators and merchants must
share common fate, and see their gains disappear
rs rapdly as they were made. Fancy stocks are not
falling alone, but weaken all kinds of National
stocks. Under falling gold they are losing their
value as temporary investment and, being largely
held on speculation, find their way to market in
amounts above its capacity to absorb them.
Towns. cities, counties and States have been
running race with tho National Government in
putting ont bonds, and parties with money expect
{, have an opportunity TO buy them cheaper.
Whether present prices of bonds regarded as first
class are cheap at market prices, can be estimated
by reference 20 prices in term of yOars The
following are the highest quotations Of leading
railroad bonds in January, April 9, 1864, and De
cembor, 1861:
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CoruorGticn Notices.
MAYOR, oyyrcg. New YORK, January.

MAYORS OFFICE New YORK, January. 1865
NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given that all
~ person. who require 10 be VACCISATED viii be at
tended TO PROMPTLY charge, by icaon at either II
the Dispsnsaes whre physicians are constantly N Aha.
been vaccnated should either avail themselves edA'ey OK
the opportunity thus offered, have Tie opesnon ohee
performed by iler own physician.
TIE Conlisonors Of Health having ats recent nieeuhe
adopted hepou OF tue Resident pAysican
tbat every person should be VAC,lNATED and Rt|ACti-
Mated Nv ERY FIVE YEARS. Il Ia fceordinsiy recon-,
rnended that all who have no, had the operaon peosna
victim that period should have il done without delay!
The NEW.i ORR DlSPENSARi Is located s' '-e corner
OF Centre and Wnie.sts. =,
F,sex and Grsu!sta over Essex Market.
The NORTHERN plSPhHsARf is located at me corner
Of Wavrry p see and Chris.oth her st. -,
The DE,lLT DISPENSARt j. located AZ 81 -er'ndsvs
The NORTH.W ESTEEM DisPENsARf Is 10 aied st 'li
HE SoRTHEAsTERN DISPENSARY 10 locsieG At shs
corner of Filt y-nrs, and LeSin-ionay ave: 81,
~ " 10y G. GODFREY GUNrHER. Mayer
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BULLS HrAp.-we find to-day on sale a.

BULLS HEAD.-We ma to-day on sale %
Forty.fourthst about 400 head Of bullocks 900 Of
which np-country CATTLE besides which there is
large supply Of State Oxen brought in by the eItrav.
agantly high prices Of last week. Besides The supply
here to-day is2 sold here during the week. and
200 at Bergen; also 1875 head direct to butchers and
several hundred at the downtown stables. Besides all
these il IS expected that shall have 800 in
for closing day, which will make up full supply for
the week-probaby near 1900 head. This viii fully
prepare those who understand this market u hear Of
decline upon last weeks quotations OF over a cent
pound on the average ranging from hall cent on thu
best 10 three cents on the worst 1t IL true that good
many cattle have sold to-day at zoe y 3D. net but the
number is less than last week, and those sold
ct that price are VI better quality. few
fancy bulocks have sold at 2i025c y ~. and
otAdrs held at that remain unsold Last Ssss
medium to frstcafs cattle sell at l60l9c, and from
that down 10 l04c for the most ordinary rough SORT
Owners of this class declare the price &C. y 10 lower
than last Monday and sales duler Indeed the market
for any sort has not been lively. except for rstclasa
stock 10 retail butchers, early in the morning Tha
Wholesale butchers hold back, and larger number Of
cattle than usual viii go over till Tomorrow Tbs
weather Is unevornDle, commencing with mist fog.
slect, and continuing with rain and melting snow.
Strong Efforts are making az the day ADVANCE to close
ont Ions evidently fear further decline ss u
is reported that 100 of cattle detained at snsi
pension Bridge and 10 at Buffalo. Near the close
Of business We hear OF offers to sell at so yoke
less than last week for rough State oxen. only
in fair working order Tie losses upon this class that
tails upon OF the crazy Spectators who bought
npon tie basis OF last weeks market VIII be lesson to
item In future operations. Some Of tho purchasers OF
Western drOyes in transitu ready TO acknowledge
that last weeks market Iificulonsy hlgh ana lae
butchers were fools TO pay the prices they did We
concur ia that opinion, because there Is really no
scarcity OF cattle IN the country.
The sheep market is aso fully supplied and prices
half ceut pound lower ranging iOl a re b;--tId
last quotation only for extra quality. The wholesale
butchers not anxious to operate heavily IN TINS
state Of the weather. There is also decline IA WOOL
The price OF live hogs ranges l30l4c H.. against
I3 a lilc last Monday with moderate supply. Trade
slow and market with a downward tendency.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER ON IGoyEayoRs Is

Ixyp-A SoLprfR FOUND WITH HIS SKULL CRUSHED
IS.-On Saturday evening last John Corrigan belong
ing 10 tho I'd United States Infantry. stationed on Gov
errors Island quarreled in the house Of Mr. jackson
on tho ear, side OF tho Island with Nelson Bradford
cou,rade Blows were irterchanged. but they were
finally separated by Mr.. Jackson. They loft the house
and ON the way 70 the barracks again commenced fight
inc. bradford was then arrested and placed in the
guard. house Later in the evening Corigan found
a short distance from where Bradford was arrested
with the base OF his skull literally crushed in. Every
effort has since been ude 10 discover tho murderer but
without avail II is certain that II could not have been
Pradrord as at the time Of his arrest Corrigan was
alive and presented no serious marks of violence.
Yesterday Deputy Coroner Joseph G. Shaw made a
partial investigation nto the matter. and ELECTED the
nboye facts 70 day Coroner Gamble viii Lold al in
oaest ON the body at the Island Deceased native
Of Ireland aged 10 years and it Il stated resided at
syracuse ~ Y. pTeyious 10 ealis,ing.
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SMALLPOX IN NEw-YoRK CIrY.-The e1'

SMALLPOX IN Ngw-YORK CITY.-The ex'
ceent in relation to the rayages Of that most terrible
Of diseases small poY, is somewhat abating. During
the week ending Jan. u, tho whole number OF deaths
from this disease forty, while the whole nnmoer OF
deaths from the same cause during last week was only
,Wentysx In this connection II IL proper 10 state the
Mayor has issued a proclamation recommending al
persons who have not been yaccnated TO have he op
Grafton performed at once, being the only safeguard
against the disease 10 all those that have not ine
means to employ regular physician the dlAefent DIS
pensaries viii De opened Iog such.
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IAdveriisementl
pUBLC PETROLEUM STOCK ExCHASGE,
No II RroadWay cor RcCtOr.st


NOTICE. public Petroleum Stock TX
Oh ange for dealings in Petroleum Stocks located in
tie Empire Buildings No. 70 Broadway corner Rector
st. will open for business Wednesday. February ISL
wish the officers Of the various Petroleum Compa'
mics Of this and other States to furnish me as promptly
as practicable prospecuses slowing their organiza-
tons IN order that full list Of stocks may be com
pared. am now ready to furnish subscribers with
their Tickets Of admission and 10 receive additional
subscribers The usual subscription 10 this Exchange
ia tw five $40 dollars.
w. L. JACKSON. Secretary.
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At the Second Board and afterward upon the
street lower prices were made with appearance of
buying for a new advance.
Ameeting of Manposa stockholders was held to-
day. at which resolution Of confidence in the pres
ent trustees was passed. and another recommending
the call Of s. nstallment upon each share TO pay
oil pressing claims.
Freights are exceedingly dull, and rates arc nomi-
nal. The engagements to Liverpool are 100 tuns
Tallow at 7s. Cd; - tuns and 100 boxes Bacon at
l5s.; 500 boxes Cheese, $2Os. To London, 10 tuns
Black Walnut az l5s., and 200 cases Spcrmaceti at
Ids.
The First National sold s347 900 Of 7.3os To-
day. TIE Ninth National sold last week 81 No.
$50 of 1905 and paid s. 100000 of Treasury drafts
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue publishes
the following decision: "When the capital OF q
bank is transferred TO a National bank, the ou:-
standing circulation should be returned as from the
old bank; the average amount Of ejaculation in ex-
cess of 80 per cent of capital should be understood
10 be The circulation in excess of 80 per cent Of the
capital at the time the return is made, and not the
capital as 1t stood when the transfer made"
The annexed table shows the receipts Of -four and
grain at Chicago during the week ending Jan. IA,
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COURT CALFNDARs-TnIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-ClRCUT.-P I.-Adiorrned
for the term. Port ll.No calendar. Case SPECIAL
TEns Adjourned for tie term.
SUPERIOR CouRr-part Nos 1887, 25ij, 1891,
1900 $3.50 3yJa 2249 1885, 47a a69 l31 l0l9 1891, 3lg
I7g 4;gJ Part I.-No- 4lJi 3i1 3g8, +,.t 5Ji2, $50
1878 1882, <sq4 4f06 4883 4Syl, 4Bs2, 49i, sGui
Court OF COMMON PLRAs-part 1. without Il
juryl-No. no. III H. l39 a. Part H. without juTy)
Nos. lJ5, ~, ia 50 il9, l0l, "a. l3l
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The following was Tho business OF The Petroleum
Board 100 Excelsior, $i3; 400 Germania, 9oc.;
800 Knickerbocker Petroleum Co., 6Oci 1000
Manhattan, 75c.; 4jo Empire City Petroleum Co.,
&c. 100 Revenue, $50 90 Guild Farm, -; 400
Buchanan Farm OIL Co., s. 10; $50 Eynd Farm,
S 10; COO do, s. O5 100 President, - 75 100
United States, $40; 50 do, So go North AincEi-
can, S. 100 Enterprise, s.
The subscriptions received at the Niath National
Bank, No. 363 Broadway, for 100 U. $. Treasury
Notes, woro $4,000.
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MONDAY, Jan. 23-P. NJ.
Central.


Gold opened at 2Oll, rose to 202i, and was steady
at 2Oll until after q P. IN. The deliveries were
made more freely than on Saturday, end after they
were over for the day the rate broke TO 1873 and
closed at 1881.
Sterling Bills are dull, ard Bakers can be had ct
lO9s O9i for sixty days, and llOi for three days
Francs, 5.l0a5.l5i.
Government Stocks show material decline, and
close dull at the quotations. United States os OF
1881, no. 5-oos, new, l07l; lo-ios, lOi.
Money is abundant at 6G7 per cent and the
Stock Exchange cannot employ the capital offered
The disposition continues to keep money where II
can be promptly used, and long engagements are
not popular.
The Bank Statement shows contraction in ell
departments The circulation has fallen below
g 900 900, and the specie shows decrease OF g.
l46O39.
The following shows the details Of the statement
this week and last:
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IAdyertiscIDent.)

HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, L. S. Treasury
Agent, No l4O Broadway, will allow PR cEsr DIE
colSr 70 all subscribers 10 the T. S. $40 Treasury
Notes and deliver them express PAID in any amount
Immediately upon the receipt of current funds or cer
fed city cheeks
II will also Issue DIPOsIT RECEnTs similar 70 those
ssued by the English and Provincial Banks payable on
demand and bearing FOUR PER CENT hIKILsI II not
presented within fifteen dogs from date
Parties are invited 10 open accounts with this Bank
and will be courteously and literally dealt with.
SAMUEL C. THoMfsoN President.
JAMES CURPHEY, Cashier
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BOARD OF ALDERMEy.-But seven members
appearing at the calling OF the roll Of this Board on
Monday afternoon, aud consequently there being no
quorum tie President ordered tie Board adjourned TO
THURSDAY psIt at o'clock D. NJ.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR Loco contains
list of names of Ministers of the United States TO oregn
countries, and Justices Of the Supreme Court.
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lAdyeItisementl
TENTH NATIONAL BANK, No. $40 BROADWAY.
7.30 TREASURY NoTEs.

This Bank has on hand, ready for delivery tfesc pop
ulsr notes, giving the holder The option IN AUGUST
1861 OF payment or conversion Into 30 Goid'DeaIhg
Six Per Cent Bonds
Commission Of per cent allowed buyers. Liberal
arrangements with Banks and Bankers.
! IL STOUT. Cashicr j. l.. Ross. President.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

In the City Of New York from the 10th day oil January 20
the 23d day Of January, 1865
Men 132; women. e.; boys l43; girls. i29-tota "S
Adults 1874; children, 27l males 3lj fenses' 1885 col
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT or OYER AND TERMISER-Jsn 2o-Bsfore
Judge BARNARD
In consequence Of the engagements of MI nan
In the Er.ry cas- hi. Count postponed III Monday
pe1, 10 which time the Jurors ~efs dscbaIgcd
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Lean. and Dsct ls7 go 500 56s
Cncuation 2979, 85I Deposits l<boO6S so
Exchanges for week ending Jan. A.. 58.l506& ~
Exchanges for week ending Jan 2l... 6ll,ly4gy7 II
Pssnces for week ending Jan. B...... n l25s l5 81
Balances for week ending Jan. 2l..... la0'US0I "
Several city banks are waiting the passage OF the
Enabling Act before recognizing under the Ma
tonal system The American Exchange and the
Park Banks 'sill require legislation, some of
their stockholders are disposed 10 take legal pro-
ceedings unless The old concerns are wound up and
their large profits divided.
The Stock market shows no appearance Of per-
uanent reaction, and the chief business is buying
30 cover short contracts The peace feeling per-
vsdes ell classes and limits trade in every direction
So long as this state Of things is shown it ID Idle
70 look for fresh speculation for advance in cor.
porate property, State or national debts, or any
commodity which can be produced cheaper with
low-priced gold and cheaper labor. On the other
hand, the peace idea is Stimulating oil prudent
people 70 reduce their engagements, and TO get the
profits of the past four years into forms where it
will be free from shrnkage.
Merchants holding goods sec them fall steadily.
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MoNDAY, Jan. 20, lsh5.
AsHES-Ghe marko, IL dan aud heavy, win small
sales az s t0uel ~ for Pots aid ss ~ ior ieaIls
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r,yIrrD STATES cIRcUIT cOrnT-IAs. % :


Judge Shlpman ANNOUNCED that Judge Smalicy
would hold this week 1nsre beng 10 business ready
the Coogt al .Oufned tiil TO morrow - ~ D. IN
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fAdyertisementI
TIE Fourth NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY

OF NEw-Y.RR. az ooo nm
FINANCIAL AGHsr or 1HR UNITED SiAlKA
Nos q aud % P.ne.st.. n \.
This Rank has ready for sale following the commits
si -, nnrcLasers1 H. y 1910 note. which at maturity
are convertible into six per cent gold bearing loan
collects warrants. certificates, maturing loans and
drafts and attends TO all financial Dsshess WIN IoVein
,rent Parties wishing 10 avoid the delay and incon
yenicnce Of direct correspondence with the Depart
nents are invited to apply at this Bank.
NORRIS kEICHUN, President
a. LANE Assist. Cashier.
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Use PHELPS & RICHARDS
prirtru1.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS. No. l04 Fulton
w .t-srEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
UFACTrRERS
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liie0ical.

DR. MUNDEs WATERLOO RE, at Lorenzo,
~ Mss.-Peasanr and healthy mountain resien niiss
Wet from NORTHAMPTON Depot Sofet and coo',t si%h'e
water Die, astridant. DR.. NbSDE, oldest clislp'o OF
PEie ssni,z. Treatment pIrely Aydr.-te
Use PHELPS & RICHARDS
BRONCHIAL PELLETS,.
yoR CouGHs COLDS BRONCHITIS, SORE THROAT,
SUPERIOR to Browns TIoches any olAes LozenSe nav
Tor Sale b. every Druggist Ask for other. Tase 20
Wsnuf,e.lrers' Depo.s CONRAD FOX No. q Barclay
-. and r. A. LOyEJOY, No. % Futon.st, " hoiersAs
Druggists.
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glsLr of the Loans Specie Circulation and Depos' "a The
Ba.k, of he Gin Of Ne. York. for The ueek ending Sat
srday Jan a. 1865. to uhioh - gr'red the CoPda!
of each bank.
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THE MiLLspAUGn-ADAns CASE.

SUPREME COURT-Cmcrrr-I,S 2J-Bsfofe Justice
LEONARD.
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The Board Of Managers Of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company have published Their
annual report, showing for the year ending March
l. 1865 net profit of s., l2G, 233 81, equal 10 81
per cent on the present capital stock, or nearly 80
per cent on the average amount Of capital employed
throughout the year.
The pomplht report Of the Pi'tsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railway Company for the year
1864, has been received ct the office OF Winslow,
Lanier g. Co., containing full statements Of the
business and improvements made during tho year,
copies Of which can be he'd on application at their
office.
Messrs Henry Clcus g. Co. received subscrip-
tiors 70 the $40 Loan new series to-day amount
ing TO 81 100000.
The following is the comparative statement Of the
Banks for the week:
fnc Loans . s. 800 TOO Inc. Circulation. o.. Cos
Inc. SItcie.... 1885 Inc. rcpos.s 25,O,2i3
Legal Tender Dec S, 2Ot.3l2
TArLs Of Loan Specie Circulation. ard Deposts IN tss
Ba.s,o Of he City Of Ns York, for the geek ead.a0 Sat
wdap, Nay 10. 1865. 10 ~hiA " afssf NJ Capital
u each Bank.
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Oyrics TIE SrKsrr CoHNssroNkH
Nc. 737 Brosawny. !
yJNO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS. in

ecsod IN seeiei envelope indcsed with tho title Of tho
work End with The Of the bidder written be will
be received This Office until THURSDAY May u.s. Il II
O'clock
For REQUESTING, grading, &C., FetAee from Fourth 10
Fiilh.avenue
For regusas grading, &C.. Fi.,y eighth street, nom Lar
fngtoa to Foufthayenue.
FOR rrsasing grading &c. Pnyfrst street. tom Fourth
TO F!fth-Avsnue.
For fcgu,s ny grading &c, Fihy-eighth street. from
Eighth to Ninth avenue
For regulating grading &c Fiji ythdstTeet, tori Fhh 70
SiIthavepue.
For rssul.ns Gaos, &C., Seventy seventh street, ffsu
Fifth TO Madison-svepue.
For curb gutter &c, Lexinf avenue, from finysev
en,h 10 Sixty -siKth-s,reet.
For curb gutter &c. First aye from OnekundredAnd'
eleventh. srcet to Oae.hund ed dtwenty d lth-dnet
For curb CATER To-, Thirtyt rdstrest from Second
Tird. avenue. -.
or curb gutter Ae seveptye stsTeet from Second 70
Third avenue y,- A.
Tor curb gutter, &C., si1etlsses from Lexington 70
FOR raging Opshundrsd aud twenty Dnthssreet nom
For tagging Pi1ty street. from Lexington 10 Ihuo
FoT Gssrns Thrtythird street. from Tenth to Eleventh
avenue. r.. "a. ...., -, , e,x,,,r.,,.
~. cn1S s,t.i Sc Fny.seccnl street, ON >,condsve
nm. 10 Esst Rvr, Leo n Second to Thifdsvenue
Toy hui idng - md erecting iron rating 20 incose
o,rhs in Fourth ~ between Thirty eighth and For
R,nt form, Of proposals together with the specifications
4, "A agreements can Be- obtained at this office.
Dsted street pepsrtmen,, Aew. York, May u, 1853
CHARLES q. CORNELL, Street Comm ssicner.
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LIygRMoRg, CLgws d. Co.,
BANKERS,
No. 81 Wnl,.st. N. Y,
coyrRNAlENT AGENTS FOR THB SALE OF THE o. 3.
7 $40 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers Insnr
Companies, ard all parties purchasing for resale ,
All Denominations on hand. ready for immediate de-
livery.
ALL KINDS OF y. g. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND eoLDs
HENRY CLEws & Co.
Successors to
LIyEgEORR, CLRws Co.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THB CRY OF
NYw.YoEx
Nos ~ AND 20 PRIEST.
DEPOSITORY AND FNANCI,L AGENT OF THR UNITED
STATES
Have for rsle, ready for delivery.
UNIFIED STATS $40 TREASURY Morris
Convertible, at maturity into Gao GOLD BEARING
Bo.pa
UNITED Stats lc-f0 Bonds
UAuED STATES $50 BONDS
UNITED STATES 1-YgAR CgEI1FIotTEe.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend to other business with the Government.
PC. CALHOUN, President
H. SEAMAN Cashier.