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Cure for Drunkenness.

To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR: have copied this "Cure for Drunken
ness" from another print and send it to you with the
request that you will publish it in TIE TRIBUNE for the
benefit Of all victims to this prevalent vice.
Ye,c. York. July %, 1866.
There is famous prescription in use In England for
the cure Of drunkenness by which thousands are said
to havo been assisted in recovering themse.yes The
prescription came into noioriey through the efforts oil
john Vine Hall commander Of the Grea. Eastern
steamship lie had fallen into such habitua drunken
ness that his most earnest efforts to reclaim himself
proved unay ang At length he sought the advice OF
an ancient ply sician, who gave him prescription
which he followed faithfully for seven months AT the
end OF that time be had lost all desire for liquor al
though he had many times been led captive by most
debasing appetite.
The prescription which he afterward published. and
by which SO many other drunkards have been assisted
TO reform. Is a. follows: ~
Supha.e iron. Ave @ grains nasnesia ten lOl grams
peppermint water eleven drachms spirit oil nutmeg one
I'D iracnri twice day. ,
This preparation acts as tonic aud stinulant. ana
so partially supplies the place Of the accustomed liquor
and prevents that absolute physical aud moral prostra
lion which follows sudden breaking OIL from the use
OF stimulating drinks.
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teen negroes wounded and confined to their rooms
some of them In critical condition; but Col Brown.
Of the Freedman's Bureau has detailed q surgeon to
for them. and working up the facts of the
From conversation with two Of the prominent
citizens Of the place. hardly doubt bat that
Of the officers and civic authorities in collu
sion to rid the city of its coored population, compel
military police. The matter will be thoroughly sted
by Col. Brown-Negro evidence being Of no account
before any other authority. against white manwho
win find 1t to have been far ahead of Richmonds three
days reign Of terror. The health OF the city is pretty
good The report of yellow fever is without any truth
poor drunken wretch, named S. N. Merwin. died in
fiji Of delirum tremens so besotted and eaten with
rum and poison that his Immediately began to
mortify, but was buried with proper ceremonies.
paid flying visit to the Navy Yard and found mat.
ters although sadly wrecked fast assuming passabe
appearance. There about 1000 men at work.
mostly masons and carpenters The foundery. ma.
chine, blacksmith and boiler shops, mast house, one
storehouse and the dry dock have been repaired There
is appropriation Of e650.00o for rebuilding marine
barracks and entrance, carpenter shop. three timber
sheds, saw MILL storeh0use and stable; and there
will then be standing the walls and debris of the dis
pensary shipjoiners shop ordnance and iron stores
four soreh houses three timber sheds and shiphouse-
monuments to stgnatize the cowardce and treachery
of Commodore McCauley.
The Rebel ram Columbia, guns, captured at Charles
ton. is being fitted up and improved Tie ram Texas
captured at Richmond, is on the dock. The monitor
San Cannon and gunboats Chickopee and Seneca are
lying at the pior. The flagship Malvern, Commodore
Porter entered Hampton Roads on Tuesday. The fol-
lowing are the officers of the Yaid:
Commandment, Capt. John NJ. Berricn; Executive
Officer Commander Roger Perry Lieut.. Commander
f. H. Baker; Lieutenant. Robert b Kiel; Naval Con-
structor, Isaiah Hanscom; Chief-Engineer, John Il.
Long; Civil Engineer Alexander Worrell; Carpe:ter.
James H. Owens Gunner, j. Swift; Doatswsin, Isaac
L. Choate
There are but few patients in the Chesapeake Hos
pital on the point. formerly the Hygea Hotel Rnmor
says Gen Butler buying the shares in this instu'
ton and ground, intending it for Summer resi-
dence A. NJ ID.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JuLr A-Befors
Judge NELSON.
L. Roy NJ Wiley plaintiff in error ag The United states
Ifs shares Of the capital stock Of the O. W. Railroad
Co.. &c TO the said Company and L. NJ Wiley claimants
Nelson. C. i've think the motion to dismiss
the appeal or writ In the above cases should be De
MED The Act OF Congress. under which the proceedings are
the proper remedy by way Of Of the decree
below 1t unequent In such cases Tor abundant
wri. of error and appeal OF course but ono reco,a re-
turned and that according the truth OF tho case MY o"
was adopted in tie Of Brown ag The United states
IS cranch ll0 an analogous proceeding Bat sim tne sp
peate court the last may differ with me- ac
shall therefore leave the remedies undisturbed we 'ns
also rny the motion to dismiss the and remand to tue
below The Clerk will enter the proper rules ueny
tbese motions distinct and separate the final decree
They but preliminary to it, and viii 81 appear upon tie
record. - -,
and dismissal Of the libel niormaon is signed and in
clio "a with the
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direction sftbe commanding officer In the vsrous duties
ainns to "seamsn" board man-ofwaf Schoonader!
also attached the ship who teach the boys and
assist them In their studies
"Apprentc,s whose Of service have expired and
The pay Of apprentice: 81 80 and $40 per No
iaus others. r. b. LOWRY. Lieut. Commander U. S. N.
ARRIVAL OF THE sCIoTA.
The United States steamer SciOta, Acting
Vol Lieut.. Commander j. w. Mcguire. which eiI
Mobile July and Pensacola July Is, touching at Nor
folk the 2st for water arrived here on Monday morn
ing. The following is list Of her oficers Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant Commander. j. W.. Mcguire;
Acting Master and cxOhicer, Bowen Allen; Acting
Master, w. I. Bacon; Acting Ensign, A. r. Gibbs;
Acting Second Assistant Engineers. james Finley,
Daniel bod: Acting Third Assistant Engineers. Rob
ert Miller. Sylvester w. Ham. William Doneison;
Captains Clerk, K. A. Mcguire.
The steam gunboat Algonquin, which has
been receiving her machinery OF Providence X. l.. ar
rived at the Brooklyn Navy.Yard on Saturday after
quick trip from the former place. The performance Of
her engines and boilers gave the greatest satisfaction
TO all on board ind in spite OF all the III surmising she
will prove couolete success as far as her propuisive
power is concerned
The property of the Naval Academy at New
port Is being removed on board OF the school snip
Santee aid in Tho OF few weeks tie practice
squadron will ea7e the waters of Narraganset Boy for
Annapolis where the schoo will DO re6siabished aief
an absence OF Over four years from that place.
The flagship Hartford, bearing the broad pen:
nant Of Rear.Admira Henry II. Bell, and commanded
by Commander Shufedt. Will proceed to Ellis Island In
n few days rcceive her ordnance stores preparatory
to sailing for the East Indies
The light-draft monitor Squando will sail for
Philadelphia about Wednesday She will be laid up In
ordinary.
The Iosco, Leut. Commander Jas. s. Thorn
ton will 90 TO the Yard today and be put out OF
commission.
Thousands are daily visiting the Dundcrbere
az her dock foot Of si1thst Visitors will not be al
lowed on board at present.
The practice.ship Savannah will be put IN
commission on Saturday.
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Beard OF Supervisors.
APPROPRIATION FOB THB NEW FIRE DEPART

APPROPRIATION FOB THg NEW FIRR DEPART
MENT-ADDITIoSAL COURTHOUSE STOCK.
The Board met at 2 O'Clock yesterday after.
noon. the President William N. Tweed in the chair.
A communication was received from the Controller,
stating that the resolution adopted by this Board re-
qucstng him to prepare an ordinance making the
nual appropriation required by the Metropolitan Fire
Commissioners could not be complied with, for the
reason that this duty devoves upon the Common Coun-
Gil the law making the expenditures Of said Depart.
ment city and not county charge the law further
requires the Board o. Supervisors to include the amount
In the annual tax levy.
Referred to the Committee on Annual Taxes.
The Committee on Annual Taxes presented report
on communication from the Board Of Estimates of the
Metropolitan Fire Department submitting their esti
Of expenses for the balance of the present year.
said estimate amounting TO s6000OD.
The report was accepted.
An ordinance adopted creating addi-
tional County COURTHOUSE Stock to tho amount
Of SEQ, 900.
A report wos adopted in favor Of paying Mr. East
for guns and carbines destroyed during the riots
Of July. 1868. The bills amount to sH,60l 25
The Board then adjourned subject to the call OF the
Chair.
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Roard Of Councilm IN.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE MAYOR-TREAsURY

BALANCE.
The Board met at 2 o'clock, p. M, yesterday,
The presdent. James Hayes esq, in the chair.
Tho following communication was received from the
Mayor: ,o-ox Nv, vo.x INV "a 1865
1o ,b> yyo,orabie the Common Couneh-CENTLknHs: I'm
o,b ;ns, The respective branches OF Honorable BODY
certain resolutions the subject oil the contract ioi
streets and the condition OF the streets, and called
heroi on me for such recommendations as IN my Judgment
.a IA .nn,ar appropriate In the emergency. -,
OF the inability OF the contractors TO clean the
4 act forth the nducemeDt Tor the adoption oil the
Int nothing il mentioned with reference TO ne
,o. ,hs, prevented the contractors discnMeAg theif
,i In ns6ner manner. Their camen and laboTers were
i e. or, he streets by violence their property was dc
.5 ia combination formed to prevent their hiring
iisr Under such circumstances 1t would have peei
a. n. We held the cont actors to that rigorous TtsPoni
~ ~ Icb wsod have been proper In case OF iaure grow
10 o,, NJ their hut neglect.
s ~ % alluded TO in the resolutions has happily
nv go and am enabled to congratulate your honorA
$500 ~, m. contractors have surnounted the enbarfns
II their position and that the streets OF me ci,y arc no"
ssyv creditsble condition with respect 70 cieenhee
.ts,siore 1 have recommendations except 70
in their laudabo aud jealous endeavor
an, The reaursents Of their agreement ieei u my
20 ~ .nggrst TO your honorable body the PTopneJ
Tie ordp organizing the Sty h,Pec'ers 10
~ a. 10 reduce the number OF Health wardehs a.
S,an, Health WsYdeus Street Inspectors oIohehce p'
"a Eoreuen Of Sweepers and Dumping ofohnos
ND - Tie dn,ie. performed BY these officials can De as
sa hy a. Police II 10 scfevidsnt ths 90 uincn VI ths
City, Department ~ was WI w ~,
No.. NJ ss.sl Cssaug becomes supefVuVul ~ saVR''''
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THs DEATH OF BrsHor PorrRs On prunxr-

THR DEATH OF BTsHoP POTTER OF PsNusvr-
rsHsds!PAis Inquirer. in IN article re1se
yesterday Sunday In many Of the Episcopal churches
o. seSt ety the services had special bearing on ths
oeaaa VI srs ,s%enssd deceased. At Grace Church
Rector allasion was made to the loss the Church hs
sustained In this sad event. Prayers sdspted 70 tie
might be sanctifed to the Church. The Church ~
also draped in mourning Similar exercise vere ncr.
formed in st. Paus St. Matthias and most OF the other
Episcopal churches. At ST. Andrews Church Wa
Philadelphia, sermon adapted to the Occasion ~
preached aud the other exercises were Of the mo-
solemn character. The church was crowded An ~
parts and the occasion will be long remembered e on
of deep sOlemnity."
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Shades Of Metropolitan Life-Jencrson
Market Police Ceurt-Chnrncter Of Hts

Monday morning is busy one at the Jeffer'
son Market Police Court Judge Dodge presdes there.
and almost daily in marvelousy short space Of time
disposes Of several hundred in many hundred
degrees and phases Of criminality.
The Court on which the mantle OF the great states.
man has facn-at least in namo-is about so feet long
and the number in breadth. At either side OF a
in the center arc seats ono side being reserved
for the women and tho other for the men, who, II
they have no business there themselves, drop In to
watch the business Of others, and have their anees
tokled by few tales of domestic felicity. pugistic
encounters Bacchauaan orgies. midnight reve;s, and
accounts OF performances the first scene OF which
laid in run store, the second on street corner and
the third under the patronage OF the Al rs IN the
police cell. -,
these Courts In the course Of week thousand and
one applications made for warrants ny 'iragos one
against the other on charges something ike the onow,
ing: extracting teeth according to an approved ana
expeditions plan painting the human lace divine III
colors black and blue as well as frightening us an
gclic expression by eundry dgital frescoes appro'
prjatng the worldly wealth Of others in violation
Of Mosaic and other precepts; developing unpnrs,
biological bumps on the Uranium; applying ai
kinds Of endearing epithe~ and ,cognomens 70 lo'
course) unofianding individuals II id onaHt Senvs
Amable females usually at the Court in any mum
ber making applications for orders to abbrerate the
liberty and out short the pursuit OF happiness OF
others who had done them some bodily harm.
One interesting looking being who appeared the pic
ture Of injured Innocence came forward yesterday eI
claiming Indignantly In set speech; wish 10 Know.
your honor II there IL any oddrs to be torn In thai
manner" presenting bundle OF hair rolled up In
paper. and pulling back tho old faded bonnet win
green rbbons and exhibiting aide OF the head nsksa
Her story seemed incredible. and the jugs saiu'
Why. thats your waterfall
Persecuied woman" Your honor don't show "eA
thing; have witnesses. sixteen families VINO WI
swear that I'm dacent and would be ashamed TO do 'he
likes Of that"
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A. Saratoga last Wednesday evening, an OLD
gentleman from Brooklyn was knocked down and
Robbed of his gold watch, diamond pin and GU III
money He sustained severe physical INJURY
John Perdue of Indianapolis who has an IN
smyht school for living at $40 per month, and was
once warned out Of township because he was 40 poor
that n WA feared hs might become town charge
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The widening Of Br eadway.
n. n. Editor u The N. y. Tribune.

SIR If you have ever been kept 10 minutes
in stage lammed up at the Junction OF Futon.st and
Broldway you will appreciate the relief 1t would be 10
the most crowded spoi in the city, the the present
opportunity were taken to widen Broadway from fnl.
to st. TO Ann Please call the attention Of the pubic
to the matter and obligo DAILY READER
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AIfrovn RECRIyERs ARRESTED. jour

an OF the Sixth Precinct yesterday arrested ra ~
purchasing a quantity OF silk and viewer u,nnint LIZ
valued at 81 800 which bad been stolen rom tho tho sp,e
NO $40 Pear George W. r.arsa ,aa oh by Can't jour
n cnosaoa IN him that the goods had been removed
direct from tho store pearst in wagon 70 ,'S
store Of the accused and tina. for the goods ,hey o
received elsO Justice Downing oonni'''u '"'"' '''
~ uminnInn
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CITY NE WIS.

THg MowISd.MAcHINK TRrAL.-The great
Moving Machine trial for Che gold medal of the Amer
can Institute takes place to-day. at Hunts Bridge on
the Bronx River. in Fast Yonkers. Trains leave by
Harlem Railroad at 81. 3 and 10 g. M. or by New
Haven Road at III o'clocA H.. " Mt Vernon. and
return at 5. OF Il O'Clock p. IN.
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Revival Of The Richmond Wing.
From The Richmond Times. july ~.

We announce with sincere pleasure that the
r.,nblicaton OF The Richmond Wig will bo resumed on
Monday The editorial control Of the paper will rest
with Mr. Robert Ridgeway one of the most accom-
nL,hsd able and brilliant writer's OF the SOnth and the
managing proprieiors OF the paper are Messys wyatt
NJ Elliott aud j. C.. Shields VINO are gentlemen OF great
and des.rysd populaIty
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William Shepherd, soldier of the 18th H.
nos regiment was murdered and robbed on tho track
Of the Chicago Alton and St. Louis Railroad at Spring
field H. LIST Tuesday, by some unknown person. De-
ceased was undoubtedly attacked by parties who used
slnng- shots.
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,,.rv,,.r,, WIFE MURDER. On Sunday

ATTEMPTED VIE 4"UH"r.'. e,od a, IA
night Robert Riderbach returned ,Se corner
Of Levi, md staron.sts the ball entering her net
cheek and lodging in the upper law Ne ws' native Of
and committed by Justice onanai'y hs. lately been
discharged from the United states Navy ms excuse s
a., nj. action was that she had squanuered Wv"
which he mad sent TO her In his absencs'
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COURT CALENDAR-THis DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.- Court opens al
10 o'clock a. m Held in Part OF supreme Court Circuit
No u, Thwins sg Thwna No r. Lea as,' Am sad
at, Souhmaysr No 3d. Vincent agt Hamilton 30 Leye9tc'
rett at. Wecher No. 49, Peabody as' Peabody No. -o
Stow Art at. Hull; No ia. Ridgway ast Ogen.
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ASSAULT WITH PIsroL. -Yesterlay Georg

Cannon AMI Conrad DOLL quarrelcd near the Residence
a The former No - Sherifs and Doll fred pistol
at lis opponent The ball did not take effect aud he
then beat him on the head with the butt end OF tho ps'
toll lie was arrested by Officer Hoage OF inc ih,i
,esn Precinct and Justice Shandley held him u bail
in the sum of sl,0O0 to answer the charge. fe.e,
Hanck OF No 80 Sheriff st. became his surety ior 'na'
am
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IAdHertisenent.I

PINE APPLE CIDRR-Dr. TALBOT's Con
cxErRArsp MEDICAL PINEAPPLE CIDER will you II
you dck and you well will prevent sickness See
long advertisement, IN WEEKLY TRIBUNE from April ~ to
MAY ~ 1865 Inclusive send for Circular. One sam.
ole bottle sent free by mall receipt Of 3c to pay postage
b. T. RABDrTr Nos e. to "a Washington'st., n. T.
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and ofs contract system and the large sums hereto
fore paid for its support should be ssved to the city
c. GoDvRsr GuSruxE- Mayor.
Ordered on file.
A communication received from the Controller
with statement Of the balance in the County Treas
ury. as follows:
Receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,o39.038 81
Payments. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 89l,09 II
Balance July 22..........$lOS7.O76 9
Ordered on file. The Board then adjourned
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For the week ending July 10. % Sal ratons were
ssned 10 3l2 persons. For the week ending july 6
! Is, persons drew 20 $50 ratons.
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TURKISH BATHS, No. Is LAIaHr-sr. Siiour :
. ~ |. G,.ste,. Of LuInisA" Trf QUE
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fAdvsrissment
TIE BEST AND SAFEST STIMULANT.-The

RED JACKET BrrBRs free from oil scides usually found
in ordinary toncs and stomach Bsr OF the present day
They are made sound and fresh material nothing that
entirely wholesome and healthy into the CON-
position of them.
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Ronppp NY HIS RooM.MATg.-william Hal

ROBBED by HIS RO0h-MA WlliaH lihhl-
mersmlth and jos. Pratt loomed together at No. 10
Cherrysi On the morning OF the I'm INST the former
I.N tiljnc with him his companons watch money and
other property valued nj slI Yesterday he Was ar
rested by officer Vickngcr of tue Twenty nlnth IRE
cinct, aid committed FOR trial by Justice Dodge
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ROBBED WHILE SLEEPING.-Michael Coina
NJ No 5 Fir.tsve fell asleep the soop Of hi, resi-
dencc ON Sunday night, and was robbed by Jane
Rogers Of watch and money. In all valued a, 80. he
was arrested by Officer Jonn Murray Of tho Eighteenth
Precinct and committed by Justice Dodge
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GOVERNMENT RArIoNs AT RIcuMoND.-Ih The

Richmond Repabc publishes tho following statement as
to tie issue Of rations by the Governments 70 u'S'
IN nj al, tef
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Bank 9tatenlfttts.

Bank of America .-S,stemsut OF the BANK o.
Chapter 40 Laws Of 1885, for the week sse
M Saturday. the 72d day OF July 1866 -
Average Of Loans and Dcoun 406OyA VI
go
Avrrsr Of Circuson oSSS ~
Average srount o. Dcposn w ~
Bank OF duly affirmed poss and that the soss
statement correct the besto( hny.edsc and belle.
VIM L. JENKINS, Cashies.
Affirmed before m this G4th day Of July. ist5.
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Nnrth River Bank.-s,a,smsnt Of the NORTH

North River BanK.snoTI 20 M s1' -, ~ 49, ~
w. -, sn,u,,ay the SD day ofJsly, isoSi
,vsss .rount OF Loans and Discounts el.eIk1le
,ys,as, amoaM Of Circulation. lAesS -
L. ounfOf DrpcN- .s..
~, and Coany OF New oh IS A. B. Hays Cashier o. ~
duly depos- and ssy thar the sosvs
ae" A. d. HAYS Cashex
sworn before M this seth day Of July. iss
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saint Nicboi.s National Bank.-Statenent OF toe
SAINT NICHOLAS NATIONAL BASN ~ REQ ired BY Chspess
1885, for the week ending Saturday the $50 Jay
iuiy, 1850 ,., ..... sxx -
Average amount Of Loans and Discounts ~
Average tot Specie. oUssf ~
Average amount Of Circulation. ~
Average amounted peposts icsShies
CITY aud County Of NewYork. Archd PAkhMs su1
Of The Nicholas National Bank being duty sworn
edge and belief A. PARkhuhss
Subscribed aud sworn before the sd day Of Jay PuS
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Bal's Head Bank.-Ststenent Of the bULLS hs -
BANK by Law Of ieo' LOT "e W.
Saturday the I'D day Of July. 1865 -
Average Loans and Discounts o666,9H4
amount OF Circulation 1ly,lOC ~
Cy County New George w. wett, Csshierd
Bulls Head Bank duly and that the aboss
the best Of knowledge and belief
G W. wILLErT. Cashier.
sworn before this seth day OF July. 1859.
Ist.v> Noxsr puh,
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Rank of the New.York Dry Dock Company.

hank Of the New. orig Ury D0c nu ~
PASY required Chapter 40 Laws Of ss o the week saa
Saturday, the I'D day Of July. 1875
Of Loans and Ducouno ~
Average amount II Specie 3IsSSS ~
As-r.se snoun OF Depor s0s,vSo -
the Dry Company beas duly ps and ~
tA the above "a eni.n, correct T. LOCKWOOD. csdsr
swota before this I'D day Of July. lee
A c. Assslsos, Notary Public
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bT Chsper for the week ealing Saturday,
..d o, July. is:s
Average OF Loans snd pcou n,s eN!Is'sss %
OF Spesc
OF Circulation C.tS
Civ and County New York Francis ~ HATS
duly tspose ana say ss 'a7 eos"
sam.at the bs Of my Ano.sss az, ,,ec
'"N'" Cosxstfus X. Dsos-As. S,,ary Pgblc
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Greenwich Bank.-Statement Of the GREENWICA
stSk cy required BY Chapter 10 Law -
as Tor N. ending saturday ed Of JAY 1885,
Loans and Douns e16s,4ye
amount Of Specie ~
y,svW
s.
CITY County Of N><York, whnsm HAYES, Cashier
Df H. Bsnk of,.e CITY duly deposs
knowieiss
lna behsi WILLIAM hA"Ls' CASnet
~ orr before this cath day OF Jaly 1873
W a. Hofar Publ
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Corn Exchange Bank.-Copy Of statement. o. he
CORN EXCHANGE BANK required By Chapter $50 Lave o. iss
for the ending saturday the I'D day Of July 1855;
and Dscounts.
OF Specie I0I.0yS
Average amour, OF Circulation 4io1yy
CITY and County OF Ne~Yot Wa Falls, Cashier o. ~
duly and that the above
10 the best OF knovedse and oee
W. A. FALLS Csshisr
before thus SD day Of July. 1855
JAsss A Mooss, Notary Public