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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
River News.


Contrary % oil expectations the river here con-
tinuss TO rise. and is said to be rising at Louis
willie and Cincinnati.
The arrivals and departures yesterday included
Z ths nick Long worth, New Orleans 10 Louisville;
Lsni Leotl, Nashville TO Evansville; J. @. Black
ford, Cincinnati TO ST. Louis; Tscony, Cairo 10
,LouiavilIs; Lady Grace, Memphis TO Cipeinnatii
1dorning Star Henderson TO LouisviiIei Fannie
GIit srt, Grooa river TO Evansville and return;
Fanny .Brandeis, Louisville to Evansville; Nau-
gstuck, Cincinnati 20 Memphis Lady Franklin,
Nevada and Delaware, Red river TO Louisville.
Thu Leni Laotl hal nieS trip in yesterday
morning. She returns to Nashville tAis evening
under commAnd Of Capt, McConneii, than whom
no pleasantsr gentleman floats.
The Naugatuck and Blackford had excellent
The Lady Grace was faiI OF freight and dIs-
charged 27o bales Of coffin here, eonsignsd to
Brown, Dankerson q Co., agents OF the great
Cotton Express, by which line Il went forward
last evening 10 the Eat.
Tbs TAcony discharged some tobacco and cot
ton here.
The Morning Star had . moderate trip Of
freight, but went out full Of psopIe as usual
The Nick Longw rth. Lady franklin, Nevada,
and Delaware passed Up light.
The Sam Orr had pretty ir trip out.
Ths fannIs Gilbert had an excellent trip In ard
returned to Green river with the VIM. white last
i cnighE a
The Golden Eagle due last evening, but had
not arrived Up to late hour.
The Einora will be due here tomorrow On route
10 New Orleans. the Is a splendid boat Of her
Glass, aud Captain John RioAsy IL one Of the noat
pleasant and eompsnionable gentlemen that ever
Id run steamboat.
A daily line OF steamboats, from Louisville to
Cairo is sgain ag tated but We take Il for grant.
cd that the merchants and business men OF Ev-
Anssile will stand By our own packets, unless
they propose that Evansville shall become q mere
s'way pert" and Louisviile do all the work OF
supplying the psopIe along the coast below.
The Cuba I'D right nice trip for the Tennss-
see river last evening, and has tho prospect @
nIoe thing ont.
'-- propeller came 10 last night from above with
barge loaded with City hhds. Of tobacco.
The Fanny BrAndsIs arrived from Louisville
yesterday. We have not learned her destination
This steamer Gen. Anderson Il advertised fol
Cairo to-day at one o'clock. Captain Clark and
his supordnatea will see to the comfort Of passen.
gers aud render satisfaction to shippers.
The Norma will leave the wharf at4 O'CLOCK
this evening for Louisville. Capt. Wiles Daniels
wzi put freight aud passengers through In quici
time. We hope TO see he. so out with all she car
carry.
Manifest steamer Leni Leoti
Brown, Duuksrson 4 Co, AZ hhds tobacco
white Br.es 81 doi Ragon 4 ID, 7 do; Head N
ado; Ford Noel, do; w Heilman, 1 elevator
> Whittlngton, l on. For re-shipment-fI hid
tobacco, ~ bales cotton, 81 bags cotton yare, d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

s@ Within sIssons's throw of Stew
arts new house on Fifth Avenue, y p,
Is a dwelling really believed % be
haunted. 1t is an imposing and, elegant
building. II has been occupied and
abandoned By three families within q
few months. Il is now in the market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

PHILADELPHIA, July "a. 49, The bal
ance of the 100 loan unsold 10 about
SIS 100000, and will probably be closed
out to-day. All orders will be filed by
Jay Cooke & Co as fast no received nm
til the remaining balance is exhausted
no obligation beyond.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

r6r The Scotch. Kirk, in convoca6cu
has decided, By g handsome msjority,
that no musical instrument must be used
in q kirk; that people must stand, and
not kneel in prayer; that there shall be
no form Of prayer and no communion
outside of the kirk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

p@The four American daily papers
Of Chicago report their advertising re-
ceipts for the past IL months as follows:
Post and Republican, $30, SOC; Evening
Journal $63 $50; Times, $50, $50; Tn
bune, $l90,S44. The Tribune exceeds
the other three combined by 1912
The Tribune, in addition. pays a license
tax on circulation for 1858, 900; on job
work for 100000 The Times pays on
circulation for 100000 The Journal,
on circulation for 100000.
A great many people cant see why as
large and good daily paper cannot be
published in Evansville as those in Chi
eago and Cincinnati.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
DENTISTRY.
DentaI card.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN THE
IL practice Of Dentistry DR.. A. II. Jones, form
erIy of Cincinnati, We would announces to the
people CT Evansville that we are prepared to per-
form all operations taioinz 70 Dentistry In the
most skfllfuI manner. Artificial Teeth inserted
On Gold, Platinum, Silver YulcAnite, and a.
regards sty's, beauty Of Irish and natucAiness
Of appearance, We ehallsngs comparison with
work done anywhere, East or West
We solicit share Of public patronage.
DIS. BIERBoTE8 JONES,
Rooms 4 and 8, Marble Hall,
apl2 Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

pES- & certain pianist had ladies in
his pay whose duty it was TO faint with
delight at his inimitable performances.
One of them went to sleep one day at
her post, and the pianist, who had reck-
oned on the interruption of her feint to
relieve him at the close Of q long-sus.
tanned allegro, could find no excuse for
stopping, and tainted himself Then the
delinquent, waking up, tainted really
from fright and vexation. This story,
of course, was imported from Paris.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHrucIAss.--If you wish to purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at q small nd
vance on Eastern prices, go and examine ELAzR
a wHIrH's stock, who're you Will hnd eveNg arti-
Gle that ia needed By the profession, and prices
which cannot Ail to give satisfaction. Their
Store Ga ~ No n Main street mav4d&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Bitter Fruits of Bad Bitters.
Invalid reader, do you know what niue-tsnths
Of the bitter compounds you are solicited by this
propristors to accept as universal psnaceas, are
composed Off Give heed for q moment. They
are manu- faetured from unpurifed alcohol, con.
tanning considerable portion Of fEseI Oh, pois
on almost deadly pressic acid. The basia Of
the regular tnctures CT the Materia Medica il he
same. No an cunt Of "herbal extracts" can
overcome the bad tendency Of this pernicious
element. The Essence Of sound Rye, thoroughly
rectided, is the only stimulant which be
safely used a component Of q Tonic. alternative,
aud ti.bilious medicine, and HOSrETTER'S
STOMACH RITTERs 10 the only medicinal pre-
paration Ia the world in which this article is used
an an ingredient. Hencs the extraordinary effects
Of this great specific 1t gives strength without
excl ement. No other tonic doss this. ALI the
ordinary Bittsrs Hush the face and affect the brain.
Hostetter's Bitters difuse an agreeable calm
through the nervous syatems promote digestion
aud produce sleep. No other tvnic so quickly re-
wives the exhausted physical energies, restores
tine appetite and removes the gloom and deprsa-
sion which always accompanies weakness Of the
bodily powers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
river and Weather.

C1EcIEEAII-noon July 24-River
fallen II inches since yesterday.
Weather since Thursday clear in part.
Thermometer 81. Barometer 29:55
PITTsBURe, July 24-noon-River s
feet 10 inches and rising.
Weather cloudy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
CUTTING TIMBER.

T HAVE BEEN INFORMED THAT CEBTAIh
4 trearmssers have been cutting timber on my
lands Ia sections p and 9, Knight township
vandsrburEh county, Indiana. ] will give FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS REWARD 90 any one who
will give TO nv Axent, Alvnh JehPsoa, such in
fornstiOn Is vii lead % the conviction OF such
jsaf.d :. W. II. sToCKwKLL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
BRAN, LARD, &c.
Lnnk Omit
0RANGE VALLRY WHISKY.
Beware Of Counterfsits

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, FooTE, NASH
w co., Of Cincin rati, who are the sole p-o-
prIetors Of the we'll known brand Of orange Val
Isy Whisky, have besr informed that certain psr-
sons in St. Louis, Memphis, EyALSyile and other
places, have infriDgsd upoH our rights oy coan- .
tsrfsiting and using the above named brand, aro
Asao Others of our brands, which are cur proper
trade marks. Nov, Ne do b. rsby nottfy All socn
persons that We will prosecute them 20 the foii
extent Of tbs law for Infringing upon cur xigeus
and this pro- seutea thsii be ncs Gully for al thsy
nay do In the futsrs, bat also for all eaDass
they uGy havs done Is In ths past Thoss vine
hsvs illegally used eur bxaads, may avoid pre'e'
sution by making imnsdists sppiicstioa for set
tIsneat to
FooTE, HAHH CO.,
" aud - Columbia IT., cinetsnsn-
FAD. HsFHAN, 20 and C Main street. Evsss-
vile, are selling the genuine arfisls. tulyl-3m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
NOTICE.
Collectors Notice.

OOk16CLU1 y ~ OLlGOs
Internal Revenue, First District,
Indiana, Collectors Office.
Evansville, July 18th, 1866.
Notice 10 hereby given, as re-
CURED by Section Iwenty-eight, of
IAN Act TO provide Internal Reve-
nue.. to support the Government
and 60 pay the interest on the Pub
lie Debt" that the Assessors An
anal Lasts. for said District. en-
bracing the taxes due on INCOME,
.LICENSES, &C.. for the year 1865,
have been returned TO theCollector's
Office. and the same are due and
payable within
1T Z n ID A " y
7frem the 20th day Of July, 1885,
from which time I will attend at
my ONCE. in Evansville. and re-
main from day TO day during the
g time required by law to receive
said taxes, and in s-efault Of pay.
ment within the time specified, the
addition of TEN per centum. pre-
scrihed by law, will attach and in
ali cases be collect d.
VIM. K. FRENCH,
Collector, Sd Div, LIST Dis, Ind.
iyl4- 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

Beware OF COunfsrfstes and an
prnciplsd dealers 5e@vorfBg 70 disposs Of thsir
own and other preparations, on the rsputatson sf'
tainsd BY Heluboid's GsBntBs PrspArstions-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
CITY NOTICES.
Board Of EQUALIZATION.

VIHE COMMON COUNCIL or THE CITY OF
i EvsnEvil's viii meet - . Boaxd Of EquEIizs-
tion. nj The CITY Council ChMmb~r Ia said city g.
MONDAY, the 5th day q Juns. 1895, AZ o'cIock =
NJ for the purpose Of eqaAlizing and correcting
the asseasnsuts Of real and personal property
and will contisue ia seasion from day 70 day,
tti eaid &sssssms nts are ali sq1GIIzsd and cor
reetzd.
All tax payers are requested 10 call previous 10
the soj1urnment Of the Board and sxGmlns their
assessments.
ys-tf W. BAKER. Msyer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
Gold market.

NEW YoRK, July 24-Gold opened at
1928 and sold up to lab, closing strong.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

A Clear, smooth ska ard Heauft.
fui CoDplsxlsn felIeW the uss 81 Hsimb oid'a
nsvss bia<k sPots, piuplss, sna al sFuptions d
the skin. sfrssa s-<e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
NOTICE.

ITO BREAD, BRAN AND CONN
Il EATERSi
We have sold Of our old stock Of flour, and
are now In the market with Fresh White and Red
Wheat Flour; Meal Just ground; Corn just
through elevators, and very nice and clean, in
small large dosts, just to suit patients at the
Southern Mills, cor. Locust and Canal streets,
Evansville, Ind.
il IGLEHEART BROTHERS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
DRUGS.
Union Drug Store !

nR. J. 8. LOWER HAS JUST RECEIVED A
IL fresh supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
oils and Dyestpff,, Periumery, Fancy Articles,
Pure Wines and Brandies, for medical purposes,
Patent Medicines aud Bitters OF all kinds.
thorough knowledge Of all the branches Of
our business, and our direct purchases from i'm
porters and nanufsctuSers, viii cradle ne to COM
pete successfully With any retail house in the
city.
Physiciane prescriptions arefully compounded.
Store on Locust Street, first door below the
Post Office, EYsnsvilless Ind. jAs,dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
NEW MUSIC.

FANTAIsIE BRILLIANTE on Glovsr's song Of
Hope on, and yet Rejoice, hy Oh Matthias
This beautiful instrumensal piece should COM
maud great run. As it Ia a hrst class compost
tion, BY one Of our own citizens.
LOVED ARE so FAIk: by L. Ainkei.
CharminS little Ballad.
"wHY Do WEEP BESIDE THY GkANAF
soBx by I. @. Mininger.
90 LOVES CHIDINGS:n M@zurka, ~ a, rSeSsr'
At WARREN q GoHYGGTOR'S-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
Manifest steamer Lsul Lsoti

Brown, Duuksrson Co, AZ hhds tobacco !;
Whits Br,s, 81 do; Rsgon 4 d, 7 do; Head a M |,
ado; Ford Noel, do; w Heilman, 1 elevator,
belts and cups; Warren Conyp gton, piano; r
: Wilmington, l on. For Te-shipment-iI hhds
tobacco, 81 bales cotton, 81 bags cotton yare do
ginseng, BIZ bteswax. ]. 3. sHEMwKLL, Cl'k.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

iyD-5d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
EDUCATIONAL.

TNHoRouGH INSTRUCTION WILL BE CIV
Il en- In Latin, French, Music, Drawing, and
all the branches of q complete English Education.
TERMS:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY Dec 800 p. NJ
me ,muroyoment OF yesterday the Stock Exchange
developed into strong and active market day, cleve
land and PittsburR and Michigan Southern being
tho leading favertes At the early session OF the open
board Erie sold at o. SoX, New York Central oeh,
R,adlng IOeK Michigan Southern TAI, Cleveland and
Pittsburr ssx a \, Cleveland and Toledo lis, Rock
Island losk Northwestern preferred ol1, Fort Wayne
lO5X Canton 4sk, Mariposa l4X At tho nrst\ regular
boafd New York Central closed higher than At the
hAfpast two yesterday, Erie 4. Cleveland and
Pittsburg Northwestern preferred u, Rock Island X,
Cumberland y, Canton y. Reading was u over, Fort
Wayne T.
Government securities strong, and i've twentes
Of the old issue underwent . further advance Of x,
seventhirty notes Of the first series ~ skies OF 1881 r.
Seven thrties OF the second series sold u lower.
AT the open board at one O'Clock the market was
steady. New York Central sold at oox Erie eos cash
and ook regular, Michigan Southern TAX, Cleveland
and Pttsburg g. Rock Island lOsk, Northwestern 3sx
%. l0) Fort Wayne losX. sohuyikin Coal 1919 1o)
Afterwards, on the street, the market was buoyant,
under brisk demand for tho leading stocks Ptsburg
excited and scarce for delivery, and Erie took .
sharp upward bound, also did Michigan Southern,
these three being the strongest shares on the list and
thoy known to DO largely oversold At halpast 1--WE
O'Clock IS was bid for Cleveland and Pttsburg 7SK for
Michigan Southern, OK for Erie, 1851 for Reading,
1851 for Rock Island lo3K ex-dividend for Fort
Wayne.
The gold market dull and lower, and loans were
made on terms ranging from fat TO 1872 The opening
price was l45 followed by advance Of subsequent
decline TO 14x and recovery to 144I the closing quo
taon The only shipment Of specie $222 by the
steamer America, making for the week total OF
]2es, oo4
The fluctuations OF the premium since the suspension
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Foreign exchange dull at yesterdays rates.
few unmportant transactions in bankers sterling
reported at 1929. The imports continue large, those
for the ending December 80 being valued at
S. 72s 17s in gold, and bankers, looking for steady
prepondcrance Of imports exports ndsposed TO
relax their rates Leading drawers ask 1929 for their
long sight bills
There a large amount Of capital seeking employ
per cent, and balances offered at I'VE
for the sake OF the two days interest pending the
resumption Of business Tuesday morning This
plethoric condition Of the money market is already be-
ginning TO make itself felt the Stock Exchange in
marked manner, which Is significant Of what may
be experienced In January The semi stagnaton which
prevailed both legitimate business and speculative
channels for the last month Is likely to be succeeded
by buoyant and not unhealthy activity The Secre-
tay Of the Treasury has given Of bis desire
TO keep the money markets OF the country easy knowing
It to tho safeguard against the decline Of govern
ment securities the face of which funding would be
impossible. 1t is necessity with the Treasury to main
tain by every legitimate its outstanding bonds at
a high market price, TO induce the funding Of
seven thirty notes, eight hundred and thirty
millions Of which mature within . little moro
than two years Mr. McCulloch shows by
his report that he Ii opposed to premature
contraction and the example Of England against
attempting premature resumption Of specie payments
Although Great Britain nominally returned to hard cash
In 1921 she did not virtually do so on sound basis till
is25 and the consequences OF her efforts force by
legislation what could only be done by the working Of
he immutable laws OF trade and finance were dis
astrous and stand out rs landmarks in financial
rs well political history To escape such evils
must be aim, yet at the same time we
must keep the restoration Of finances to their
NAL condition steadily view and hence cautious
sentative policy be pursued and monetary spasms
carefully avoided
Petroleum stocks steady. At the first board New
York and Newark sold at &c. Clinton 81 rs Heydrick
&c., Palmer Petroleum - o5 Pithoe Consolidated So.
Bennehon Run SIS IS, Buchanan Farm tic, Central
So, Empire City 4oc. New York, Philadelphia and Bal
,more e0c. Oceanic $780, Oil Creek 81 So Pithoe Creek
sl2 TO- New York and Allegheny 81 90. Webster so,
United Petroleum Farms 40c., Waikiki 81 60
The business o. the Sub-Trcasury to-day was fol-
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Some OF the companies made up their dividends upon
The shares ranging from sixty 10 one hundred dollars per
share II Is stated that the year has boon the most profit
able known In the history Of the Now England
stdes. Over eight millions Of dollars will be paid for
dividends In tho city Of Boston alone
The amount Of interest 70 be paid 10 gold the United
States Sub Treasury, In Boston, In January is about
two million dollars and will be the following classes
Of secures:six cent bonds due 10 1891 1893 and
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1881 Also the Oregon War osp syss o. 1884, and hve
per cen. bonds ar Ia,,i5, 1871 ana 1874
The Siae OF Massachusetts, win pay the interest on is
bonds in specie and the city Of Boston principal and in
terest In coin.
The following table shows the receipts OF -four and
grain at the principal lake ports during the week ending
nac.
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An inquest on the bodies Of Artemus ward aud wife,
who we're found dead at their residence Friday
ing, resulted In . verdict Of "Dicd from inbsng coal
gas
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Completion or . Railroad.
OswEoo, Dec. 30, 1895
The Oswego and Rome Railroad Is comple ed and pas.
senger and freight trains will commence running
Monday next
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Tho National Cnrsncy Bank has Just declared quar-
tedy dividend C Is per cent after allowing 10 per
oent 70 surplo. account
The best whence that be furnished Of the pros.
perity Of the Eastern manufacturing companies during
the year now closing 70 the amount o. their dividends,
some Of which VIII DO found below
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Liabilities Of banking dept .sio 800 x2lsools7


"A less reserve against alarger liability Secondly, II may
DO laid down rough rule that when the bullion In The
bank under Els 900 the foreign exchanges ought
70 be watched with and caution That amount or
something like IT, experience teaches about the mini
mum We ought 70 keep unless We are TO reconstruct our
whole currency system But now the bullion is little
Ella 900 000 while the exchanges are unfavorabe
and than f600 900 were taken from the bank Tor
export during the week.
Il IL true and this may be reasonably supposed 70
have weighed with the directors Of the bank that the
foreign exchanges rather hrmer on Tuesday, and
this Improvement was maintained yesterday IL s also
true that at this time Of the year trade generally rather
slackens and therefore the demand In Lombard street
and at the bank commonly declines.
But, tho other hand, though most trades are IN
their usual state the cotton trade Is exceptional STATE
The instant II elegraphed TO Liverpool that the rate
OF discount was raised by the Bank OF England on
The least encouragement would soon stimulate great
trade In the north OF England Secondly this Is time
OF year at which the banking department land under
Pees act at all events this s very matera is espe-
On the l4th OF December 1854, the reserve of
tho Bank OF England was .f9, 593, 800
On the 7th Of January, 1885, was 8ll7sa3
A dimuution of. sI, 476 043
Although there then unfavorable foreign ex-
change And II this amount, and other sums besides
consequent unavorabe exchange should be taken
away this at the period the account OF the
bank will be very different from that which we should
wish It, from what 1t ought to be. Thirdly, the
silver market shows Indications which confirmed BY
Of the sOundest cotton operators, that great
OF silver will be transmitted to the East
II has been postponed and postponed, because OF the
high rate Of discounts but sent II must be eventually,
for II Is the payment Of debt in cash TO country
which exacts cash. and will take nothing else Fourthy,
several loans to foreign governments andother foreign
take bullion from If let them and do not raise
the rate of interest.
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Prev wk30 900 202 900 1O6. TO l070os 1928 1043a
Tho London Eeonomit Of tho 18th inst thus discusses
the state Of the British money msrke and the proba
bii,y OF advance In the bank rate Of discount
The return Of the Bank OF England this week
tainly which compelled Thorn 70 augment their
rate or discount but upon the whole cannot but
greet that they did not do In the first place. the return
ITSELF far the banking department goes, compares
very badly with that OF last year, when money also was
at six per cent The figures are:-
1854. 1895.
Public deposits 161, TO fL061. $50
Private deposits. .............. 1226J4H lE25o,8s7
Sevenday and other bils...... 491, III lSS,e6o
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Receipts and Disbursements ut the Once
OF the Assistant Trcn surcr Of tho United
states, ut New York, for tho Month Of
December, 1865.
December l. 1885, by balance. ........$ 58 546 Ala