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sS&~ @tn paus T $500. rim 5aaS fur $lc00, strlEau9
ar $1,000, eth SGGS fur $500 ub en- 5aus fur $4,000.
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gggg& @de Ter 3 unb Wtail6ufstts Nrtne u. 3 Str.
VS. stnttsn .. s
SD ,rlaube mir btttrnit nheincm s tpnben unt g3etann en-
t'9esenf a~nsusstsen, S,e td am Sben ~eenGmnten ploS eint
nsue Utrtbfbdft tfShuet babe unS merbs * ZEN, fprtndt
eb bic bshen @Detnt. 9iauOrt unb edeerbler su fattea.
gu re6t jdtlreidem RefuF Iaeet e~seetenft Elm
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8erlauf BON 9lnaer.

Sen. QUt Office. trAe DlbiFOn,
9pdfbtnetcn. Dc. %. Sebrudr 1855,
+ Snt GaSdutrte Depot @tsSburD, DC, ptrb etue arO6s
Qudntitdt 8tebbUf . Il n 8 err an R1ufer GWf lem yiote,
Cbtr In Sortsn pter 9coten, befbaFt bel 6snleIben, su bier
ste (40. sts rr @ubttsIrb ptrtdutt 3pet Ubtr nebrna
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3. e. Siraert.
Smbffteus Cffice Der .. st. Nrnec,
SO. 8 Glib 5nnfr.
&ait ttere, SRI, 6 Nt1r3 1856.
WuoekDte fir fyifmes SE(ei1h.

<tbHNA ~ - Itl~SO OhNbI~s
Wfrfte aeItt II ssbpte III Dupiitat rtrben In Ser
Office hes 3Isut Bilbcp &ttri&, 8. % ct Snf, un6 " 6 9
3u Sarssrs Gerrs. qoY bts IL rtr 9 a m # Gs, II. W1drj
1866 FIR frifhts 91fenfetfh. weIdes n5tbig mirt fir tei
untsrtnlt Ter 2rUpEen SDfptt1fer II. SffStere In, noGe unb
rel 6drptrS TertS, QD8. uno 1T, EEL NIB In Ter RGte Dpn
Wtnbeaer, Mg. fur fed D;rndte cSm 1. Gpril 1868 an,
oofr (ur loi6e fur3tre pclip6e, wie Der CSsnet0l Sutftneny
Z ouuntN0r %cerOrbnen Aid8.
Das S@cnFeii9 III a%t3nlteftrn tn @%9indefer, g9G. uber
Sarp:rs 8errp. Wg, pter in beicen YIdsen unS mad 8efebI
ees @pmnt6drS Uttr act. &rmniG0rs fir SubEfsnJ an benz
ttnen pter an beiben pl6ben.
Oas O9tenfetl@ unuB zen gutter tettdufLidtr Sun!itdt
fetn unb bic Stnde prt 8prberiteil urb StntertbeiI (Sdl8.
S6tnteI unb Nierenfett fnb auSget9IpfeM In terbGItnis-
mdststr 9uantttat s%sItefert werben
Der pals Ter 2tisrt, BITE fur 2teftrunS Sca S9lenlstfG
9eItdB fteief G~pntrc'tes 9ethldGtet tptrben rtue am bterteu
Wtrbel atgef t uttttn une RE Bruf berunter eelrltntnt fein.
De 8rrtsrbsire rtiRen bret Bis BIER 3Su cberbdlb ties SNnte-
eslenfs nno fte 9tntsr.tertel fs6s Bic a&t 8Un Uberbutb tes
Gas O~bltuFetf& III In iOl&en Qunntitattn unt ;u frlGen
Setter! re es fur1 een Gpnnmifdr rber te common iren
ben Sffiiere befimrnt ttrb.
Nrsebpte nfuGen aEf 5rrntuInre eeihtietsn Ieiu, wslde
duf ttefer Office Cter In ter Office tes SnbTf GrnlmiN Su
5drpers Gerrp, gDS. ~ tdben fnt, u. bic tfm Nnsetbt teies.
faeten eerttrtott ntnNtn Surd srtt rerantDSriIt&e Bhreet
unter3et6ntt fetn.
Dt,tgeruntrDrtlitttIt Der 8ursen mug mitttlR tintr brn
Glert Ter nd9fsn Diatttt Court rbsr Urra 8 ct Di1ritt
Nnirnlt aus 1T. uten BE ideinigun9 nGt1eptef len werten.
Stee gdrtia, melGt en Mneebpt rtdbt. mug ourd cine
BE f&~e!ntsune nd6Tttfen, bas fe psber tirttt nod inbtreft
BEL traen6 einem NneeEUt ~Ettueiltet III. nuser temienisen
rcrunttr ne tbren Nartt eejettnet bat.
Aubteter initfen bGt &rSffnuns anne ienb unb I'm Stante
iein. Slrsfhait gu ssben, che fe tie Office terlnftn.
UOtHH CHp AHHrpcI I'M VluIHtH CtNer OlTWu pelMtept 10
mullen be ytdmtn Ter Itetlnttrier, Ionic bic prfOfliee &C..
no / %angesebrn fem Seer IS Wtrb nt6t bea6tet.
3ablun8 ntre ntenat.tG rad atltefernn9 tn lplhen Bpnbs
sema6t. ais at 5anb I'm IL; Gub fsine pprbdnhen, frbalb ais
frI6e ~etnscbeR.
S,bs psrien, bic EN- &ns tet mn&t, mug ttntn .. ct
Ertueto' ~bttfoaen, utnn Elm iVI6er ni&t terCtts In bic fer
Office reetfrtrt rurS.
8srf6IGse ni6en ttutlt6: ~"Trrpoals for Gresb Beef
ubet l6rieben nne an 3ieut Ml6ri6, g. ct Snf. unb . 9
5arpers 6,rIp, gBg, d%brefTrt fein. wsI6er f6 taS Uttdr
ccrtetdlt, einiSe Soer sic Anst bptt iu %Ssrrsrftn, bic tr MID
I'M SntertNe Der Der. Staten aneet.
Ans AnssSUts. tteitn gUrf&rtften nt6tl seuau uaatpmr
nent, n:tfen o%errprfen.
ID Million,
(mI6 -l6i Brit Qtgsl unb SO uS4,B ct Brig Sen. 30
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O |NR RNh
6li9eln.
Depot GYletfers Sff.e,
Baltimore. UT, 5 Mtiri 1856,
5rettae (, 16 Widrj 1856, 10 ntr WCreens nsrten
TIM SGuternemtntS 2ascrbaus, so &c IS nratftf Baltimore
Stentlid perfetSett:
600 ne9r Dber ~freniesrl et6rauGts un6 fir ni6t brau6s
bar ertldrte 8sIte Rnb 3 eltf!iseI, befetenb gum
EbetI ME fDlst:
7S SpttaI Bette 2O5i46 Gtefter 3elts
6IZ 9Dan b $50 SpitaI 3eltlasrl
1851 pep6tnI. 10 49T QDaQ be-
SIS StbieN bG
AuBtr 'teien tpereet an ~temIelter Taae uuS Srte bic ha6s
bendnnten neuen. aber etWat befd6bg.en Rleibunasfufe
un6 sebraudte unb bei@1ttste Self unb Garn!fsn Gaut.
page c~erfetatrt, ais:
106 9p1en 81 ppuene 9ett. 9epnt+p
III Slpu1et nttt Gutter 10 Slpuien Dhue Sutter
AZ bo eefrift 81 dnaefridene 9eppite
3Stiefstettsr 8u6aaben, Rablen, EenAer II
7 @erte 4 MrtbeIne
1874 SPdtfn 1913 SGdufeIn
259 piten 81 6antssiie
SS5 SeltftHel 100 BettIdde
8tehtdue, SrDmmeln J.. &c.
Gerner nahbeudnnte ntht bCaulpruhtt &tftn u, Qddete.
rslde 3r Wufbsratruns eineei4tdt paren
1O9 &'fen nno Safer &c. nit aitea Rtetbern.
3 8tfth unb Quite NIT alien Ydpteren
8tfen Stbles Sfen unb 3ate
2 Mebifdmente~
Wuffdltf6e Snfrumtute, O1sstdten. 3ttbe &c.
Gum 9Deebrtnsfn beS @tBentbunt Tnb fun (5) Eaaa CT.
laubt.
8etiusanStn: eaar in Sestfrunssaelb.
q u 8rabIeA
@m II &bsefQ Yt, nttt. DeD.
&trern * 50, Autt.. tmr,7-"2'
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Uer(dtt0t ht,O 0eludjt.

HprIaunt. Gin gutter 2i6tsrmnGer; elmer, Der daf
%x1t""9s- Waf6ine ~eeurteitet, Tam irsetd bauetrh
Stl6GtLgnn9 ttnsen bal 9tPPS & gSeeI. fmtb0I
WgTEnunfs Gin q drtner, nelder NIT @erdds'
~Ntiu"H'" tausarbeit tertraut III unb tas 8teten
oa TruGten nne @enuien perffsbt unb tenen JrGu etnent
tle'nsa wtl@9el9ait %bcrfeten MIL auf etnen Tldslnaf
Der Stnet. gu rnelben So ia g. @tdrIeafr. tnttfr
W~crInuot+ 6%Etf6Ier, UNI an Sbcw Gdles AZ
GtII"''Nt" artctten. Rur cute unb suteIId f1ee Or
6et1er rrauben n9 gu rneleen unb frlhe ertaIten BET eutem
Sepn taufrnte Dsitaftteur9 bt TrGnJ Sauer, NO II
y. 9agltr (14mrJ-)
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@,urppGiIdbe OSaebridbten.

8erltn, %. 5ebr. - Die beiben tSnts=
liben 8erprDnun9em tptsen S6lteBun9
nnp Sertagun9 bes 0anbtages
lauten :
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XDII KOWpeIW UpH WoIIEV WHnptHI WONG DON PreuBeH
ben Pr6iibenten uneres StaatsminiferiumS, @raf bon
8ismart . S&Dntauiep, b~eaHftrast, bic sessupGrtise
SisuuS Der beiDen 11Ifer bes Qanbtases nnieret Mcnars
DIE am %. b. Oits. i'll uni.rm Nam.n 3u i&liesen. Bir
forbern seulaa6 bsiss SGnisr Ses ~eanbtaSs Pierbur& uuf,
gu Sieiem 3wcde al tent seoa@teu Gage um l llbr Ga6a
mittass in unierm iSHigl&en G&loie 3u Berlin %auiaui=
tnenjutreten.
@esss.u Berlin, %. Gebr. 1866.
Wilb Ell NJ. b. Eismar6.
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Oehsntli&er Vertauf ii~berfIailiser MeOiine n,
. 6DIpitaIz 0Orrdtbe,

gDdf6tnetCn, SO, 10 W1dra l866
SIN Sfen'Ii6er Mutton mtrten Dpnnerfds. 20. Wdra 10
ubr NOrmittdeS int 9IrvCptne Depot, IS. unb s Str, etne
orcBe Quantitdt ter f~oieennen t~beEaIff3 aepprbentn mett.
sintiten unb 9Cpttdl. Grtttel Seriapft wcrten, bedetehb
aus: Sdien,n eurtttfen, Stitsrtaffln, Wanbubren, Sin.
.tenfalern, Q0a6ertublern, Ypfeln, Wieler unb @ibeln. Spas
ten, &rtatern Qdmpen unb 2aterren. Trtntbe6er II. Gelfr,
Srttl YerGa 1ettuterSIee, Wa0erbettsn, ~sseerbtsn SGof-
teuen. @berprtntn. SruhbGntern. NiGr fern, mrbt3tntGte
1orbftfen, Eorntfer unS 5Cltepmpant ns. leberne @.nsr,
S6latteden, 9Dd thbedtn, etferne g0JIdfdnbe, Sldf1sn,
WieBttlfen, &r68ridtrr, 8stten &c.
Beotngun6: Gdar jatIuns.
8Auler mlnen ipfcrt 3abIunB leilen unb bic Gecentanbt
otSnen ~ Stuneen mad tenn Mntdu'e iOrtfhaffen lalen.
Y. tberIdnb
.Sur8epn Il g d. Nleb. gHrSeDOr
Y w Uetelfr, &ntt. (mrj13-22D
Sertauf BON 9fesierung sYferren un6 Maul-
eIeIn.
Depot Dleiiters Office, "fs
Baltimore, Wfby s. NdrB.
Sitnfae. 20. M6r5, WprSenS 10 utr mereen i'm Camp
Baltimore, Mt, Sertduf:
30 Yferce, mebr poer rent9er,
IS Wauleiet, mebr poer t%penioer.
Die &ufmerffemteit hes publt'ums tptrb torouf oelentt
eas eteies lie S9IrBSer'du BON 8egieruugS Gbleren fnt
UNI bic fin3tSe seIssentsit h@ SVranatt6 quite pferte un5
%t1GltIs! ntaetsen pretien su YetiGafen.
Die Gbtere pGrten etnseln pPrtduft,
%eeinsun9en; Bar In Meeittuns sacIe.
81 ID 8rabIeR,
GPl u Gttef DIR, mttt Dep.
@tft'h " eo' quit. tmr8l3-20)
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Bir a0il4cIm Dsn @cttes gauben, 9Snis bon @reu=
Ben &C., ~SsrrrbneH auf @runb bes artitel So Der Ser.
iafuusSurtunbe, mas fclot:
S l. Seibe SGuier bes e~anbtaSs wsrbsn bi.rbur&
bis gum S&lufe Der seSeuwGrtigen SeiFou 1ertast.
s 2. Infer StaatSminiterium if nit MusfHbruna
bieier 8erprbnunS b~sauftraSt. rrtuuhIi& inter unferer
bS&iteiSen6SnbiSeu nuteri@rft uHb beisebrudtem tSnisli.
den 9nFesel.
@eseben Berlin, %. 6e6r. 1866.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21
Liverpool Market.

The subjoined extracts are taken from Messrs
Boult, English & Brandon's Liverpool circular OF
the 29th ult., received by the steamship England
Cotton has been very dull all week. and the un,
favorable advices from America, together with
heavy arrivals, has caused holders to submit to a
decline of about Id. U ID. The stock in port de.
clared this morning is 1903 bales above the est,
mate, there being an excess of 525 American, 1850
Brazil, 1862 West India and 9lS7 East India
against deficiency of 306S Egyptian, 4e0s
Smyrna, etc., and Ss5 China. The import
this week is 1884 bales, of which 59,l7C
bales are American T The .oo sales , for the
the trade takes 27,12O bales, exporters 500 and
spectators 800 The stock is increased this week
by 1872 1913 bales being estimated at $50 1888 bales
(267 1856 American) against 5sO,Olo bales (4S,65C
Amercan1 same time last year. The authorized
quotations are for mddling Orleans 194d.. middlne
bowels ls}d., and fair Dhollerah at led. " ID
To-day the sales are 5000 bales. Prices steadier
To morrow and Saturday are close holidays in this
market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21
ysHANK NEWHALL,

la............. CAMP STREET.
Between Common and Canal streets,
hand and constantly receiving direct from the
in the North and in Europe large and elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER Oak Mahogany and Marble
iaits.ous Trescoss Ceners, Pannshng, statuary and
Scsaery
saoonz Ealss nd Public and Private Buildings finished In
the exquisite manner, and at the shortest notice.
The attention Of City and Country Dealers called to hill
Stock of WALL PAPER embracing every yariet,
asn which he dispose Of prices as any smia
establishment in the country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21
Cattle Market.

JEFFERSON CITY, April q, 1905,
Arrived during the past week--535 Western
Beeves, 764 Texas Beeves, SO Yearlings, AGA Hogs.
ll62 sheep, IA Calves and 81 Mich Cows.
Sold-355 Western Beeves, $50 Texas Beeves,
81 Iearlings 292 Hogs, l44G Sheep, III Calves
Stock on sale-32O Western Beeves, SOL Texas
Milch Cows We nnota. ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

NISCRE 81 co..
wi SUCCESSORS TO BARRETT & HUBERJ
wholesale Dealers i'll Wines Liquors and
COrdfals,
II P0YDRAS STREET
We have constantly hand very large assortment of
Wines. Liquors and Cordas imported imitation which
recommend Merchants Dealers at the lowest nrices
Country orders PROMPTLY attended to. f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21
THE HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
AND WRINGER.

The best and most useful invention of the kind for ssype
household labor invented.
Has and better recommendations saving time labor
and the and tear of fabrics washed than any other
cline All the other machines either the clothes
them speedily do satisfactorily perform their work
With the
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is the There rubbing of the clothes, and
consequently and The washing is most com
peey thoroughly performed by the action of the whter
alone Send for circular giving full explanation or call and
examine them the General Southern Agency
Good INDUCEMENTS offered to agents elsewhere.
S. N. BARTON CO.'S,
No. II Tchouptoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

nUNCAN N. HENNEN,
ATToRN EY-AT-LAW,
No. 2......... Carondelet Street..........No. =
Has resumed the Practice of the Law
Having made professional connections in the
shes will attend to Collections and Claims in all the Pashei
Of the State also to Claims against the Government Warh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

GENCY OF SOUTHERN FACIFIC
"A r AfIR0AD COMPANY. II Union street. New Orleans,
pr condition Of this enterprise y such now as
t yabIe charter existence less money and has
smaller stock lit than any railroad company in the South
hve nv list September AZ miles drumming road with 20
mare GRADED Holders old stock must comply with of
M company half the call by 10Th April inst or be
r,It nf Fl. s. FULKERSON, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18


ALLEGED OUTRAGE UroS foUSG GIm.-MMy
Rure aged 6 years. yesterday caused the arrest 81 iona
Condor on charge OF having outraged her person mo
complainant who resides at No. Hudson-sye, BROOKLYN
states that about O'Clock Monday she net the ac
cused whom she he'd only known for few days In Coa'
near Brooklyn He proposed to her 10 accom-
pany him 10 Greenwood Cemetery She consented ou' IN
stead Of going there DO took her visit some friends OF '
in the vicinity of the Cemetery On returning tho
ant found IL was late that she would 90 unAoie 70 sa
admance to the boarding house In Atsntcst wh're ~
was stopping In the emergency Der
that tkey should pass the night at some boei IN
York and she could return In the morning 10000
After some demur she CONSENTED and they tooh
the night AT the Frankfort House. the corner VI
and Wamsts The claimant nsAted tnas thsy sSooo
occupy separate rooms and this the accused
time after complainant had retired ne seeuscu
her room and declared would the 90 some
ers The complainant protested against tn ont hnay
down upoa the bed and asleep Sac wss sos
tin. aer by finding herself 10 the grasp OF london spa no
her screams and struggles 10 succeeded ous
tssn so M and paced the door the rest Of the hight
Tn The morning the accused Attempted TO pacr me oasAS
~, ne falling her would marry her. Together they ve
.x.,sI placss and Gnsly reachsd house In MsdsonsI
WHARF he introduced the complainant 70 woman VINO seem1
y, he the heed OF the household bis W whom no hsd ev
married in country Ths girl took the hst opportun
impair 10 t. woman the events Of the preceding nfns Z
by the adviof the latter abe won't TO tss severn d.
Station use. aad procuring tho services Of Omosa
eaused the arrest OF Condor Justice Shandey COMMITTED "
prisoner trial In default Of ~ 700 ball. and sen. as hs
painant to the House Of Detention soe witnesss ma
accused Il native Of Ireland. aged - years. ehssf s
resides at No. IS Crosbyst lla H.nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
Total TONS at Boston. ......--.
c~.l .n.ai.nna ~


This large tunnage aud capital has been living lido
for several and with immediate prospect Of berg
Pat notion until within few days since when some OF the
most far Of merchants determined 10 send nun
her OF their vessels the Atlantic specnat,n either
for sale or TO charter the War departments OF bgererm
70 used IN Transporting troops munitions 81 war during
Crpean several thousand tuns o shipping uhae
charer by the English and French governments and some
our clippers empl ycd transpors kr several
MOTHS The Grea Republic simeon. snd hest OF clippers
with tie steamer Star OF the South which has snee rendered
so much exec, during the Rebellion we're among
the number that time t,am marine was Ts'y siIea
when compared with the present tine aud the lIsnmes
munopu zsd the steam marine charters.
Affairs have changed hen sd nc arc now preparce
offer to the gerents sugrior steamers for the lfps
ftransl ghta d, have fenarAed
some 4 merchants Determined TO risk ne venture
The steamer Lucy OF 3i advertised
Itay ard the he Saynnnnl Of LOCO tuns sd 70 %
preparing To the Medit' rInean ana Il PIe
thai uteI viii he dsp,tehed as sl ne war
shall have assumed aspect rumur prefl i ra'
charerng agent the b-nR VI OF the Al ei Powers
already 10 this city awaiting ina nst ucons rota - o0'-
ernment. - -.
From these facts and rnmOrs see some rene n ps
pet for our rciants md the 81 , TINS OF idle nm taa
mage aud the g. 1900 voita die capitiL II ne wa
should continue few months these merchants woG De en-
abled 10 ughtsn their present hur ems v"ry WATERWAY!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

bankers and brokers their account. The Judge
holds fret that persons doing business under BANKER
boense may transact the business Of both banker ana
broker under IT, that when purchases and sales OF s'ooA
sre by banker for his account be Is mol hsoo
70 pay tax on such transactions Also, that pAhA
may advance money on stocks and sell them TO
his advances without being liable 10 the broker IA
This decision attracts considerable attention, as
rules tho one lately made by the Revenue pepai '"i'N
and lie of great importance 20 Wail-st operators
We give below rocaptulaton OF the returns 70 Tho
Banking Committee from the Assistant Ifessnfers ana
Government dspostaries respecting the amount oil pu bio
onev ON the lat Of Nav 1869: Amount OF coin on de-
nosit 400 524 44 account of currency on deposit W.,
az 900 total 1913 473; less overdrafs, $4s9);
balance kq3 s27 57s: add amount in National banks,
sG 7e5 SOL total 1910 i69 Amount 20 the credit Of
no ,oasurer ia as follows: With Assistant Treasurers,
sl63 665 2s7; with National banks, $15,5o5,3S2 total
A92 I,O639 Amour: TO credit Of discussing officers Is
as follows: With Treasurer and Assistant Teasurers
s9o e3I with National banks 81 26O 23J total ss
SIS no. Add amount to credit Treasurer $l1 H59;
total 900 709; less overdrsfs 526i0. Total public
money May !, s24O,j93, l69.
The amount of public funds in the various United
States repositories the LIST of May last was ocay
reported follows the Committee on Banking and Cu
rency: In the United States Treasury and SubTreasures
$leS, 1877 57s; in National Banks $i6,265,57O; total
$40 1862 OF tho above there was to the credit OF the
United States Treasury, $lg2,O7, $780, do disbursins
officers ss SIS 7O; tc,a log. Distributed as
follows: In the Treasury &c. the credit of the Treas
urer 1882 6iO do. TO credit Of discussing officers,
$50 25 93l; total sl93 57s In National Banks TO
the credit Of the Treasurer 352 in National Banks
to tho credit Of dsbursng officers, 1885, total
$i6765,59l
TIE business Of the SnblTreasuTy was: Receipts,
sl,6sO,5iO S-for Customs, $4,000; Payments si,-
SO7 $50 3d. Balance, SIS 2l2 2l3 5OGoid notes, s33ooo
Atelegram from San Francisco dated July "a, quotes
stock az foows Gould Curry, 500 per foot Savage
$500 per foot CbollarPotosi 800 per foot OpEr $50
Der foot; Hse & Norcross 5 per foot; Crown Point,
s725 per foot Yellow jacket, sG~ per foot; Bechcr,
$l6O per foot Imperial por sbsFe go; California steam
Navigation Company 60 per cent? California State Teie-
graph Company, 81 per cent.
The Exports exclusive of speee from the port OF New
York 20 foreign ports ;or the week ending July H. 1866
amounted 10 $l,U16,SJ7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

i4s, r. stnven u.s. Capt Bishop I7i Hiram ~ Mount ~
Prom Pennsyysnia-H Hrsk is"r s07i w. O. Kirby XII
From NJ airy laDd-Ruplry Mari, 30l.
THE SWINE MARKET. .
Receipts by Railroads "a wits-HndsoD River falroad
80; Erie Ra'road 24s New Jersey Central Railroad
2759 Total. 6s76
The live Hcs ket since report Ct last ruesday s 1
p.rien.ed hi l. change IN prices owing the fc that tue
av l. uBusnsly light Had the arrivals been i.rg'
With excessive bot wratDsr serious decline woli have
ken place The market opens TINS morning WIN cars o
Of tie following range OF prizes; Cboice heavy snd
Prime ~ He; Mediu and ordinary suitable for ta
trade ~. lOic Inf va ic. One chance lt OF 81 rs
fr Ui The arrivals the week amour, to tOI
bssd or i.uu0 Ices than last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
OUR STEAM MARINE AND The
EuROPEAN WAR.

24,722 TUSs OF IDLE AMERICAN sTEAMRRs-soxg on
THEM TO BE SENT TO EUROPE AS WAR rRASsfoRs.
STATISTICS OF IDLE STEAMERS AND cAPIrAL->
OVER THREE AND a HALF MILLIONS o9 UzPRoPrT
ABLE CAPITAL READY TO BIZ put IN 30sioy, ETC
The war in Europe is destined without doubt to
give fresh impetus the business Of the Affi s,es
mercantile marine and in quarter which viii Se very 90
cepabe especially at The present tine. For moths very
large number of have been lying Idly at wharv
a. well as at those of other large seapors Several large
steamers have bypots and ncored IN Ia
stream TO save wharfage which uncomfortable sum
and when insurance and watch hire is ncuded foots up
large mon hly bill income meet 10. To give some
idea of the idle steamtnnnsge at :he preseeh
waiting we append of Of the largest steamers Ntb
up waiting for business to brigt"n for purchaser:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

As the tArf, adopted. viii apply 70 goods IN bond
che question IN relation to he stock s Of much interest
SAYS The Providence Jo4rnal of the 18th,
In Printing Cloths the market quiet Tie following are
che sales 5000 pisces xeo P'ss terms 5000 60 SEso
60xo0 2ic heavy; Is 90 do. 6lIa Res 1000 do 6tI6
private ssrmss 1900 do. sox6 lsie- on hand Tots 1900
pieces. t.t
The long expected decision Of Judge Nelson was yes
terdsy a In spect to the taxatioD Of stcsi gold bv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
nANIELS CROZIER & COE,
III MANNERS AID MINiN0 bEOkbRs,
No "a Eassau-st. New.fo'k,
,,,non a., a I, o. Colorado Gold Whining stoehs.
-. a. S,.yoRK BAsK DtPARrsssr, /

F'N'" " Wv fLBA>r. Jun" H. 1870
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVsN. pursuant 10 Chap.
~ ter 2s Law, OF 81 Lawe Of 1909 ht 'r - ~
note. ..ned 10 The PAN BsBknR Asscclauoh
civ Nrw.Yorl b. reie-msd Az PAR oy s Sous
ofthe Eauaing Department. on prrs'hAp 49, , the aas
Saonal hsns In the City Of Albany Tor "A Ss<' N'
her-of and not Thereafter -, II h,rk mrs, be pre-
.,ut.d a. as,.d within years from the date neiso' So
VII h. prssnrd Tor red'npn"n -,
within h. ts ,p~ci6rd will esase 70 BE- charge up0 ~
In N hAl dent for that
Jei3 tawotnWed a. w. oChO ibeiN, o"p'
sTATs OF Nsw YORK BAvE DEPARTMENT
W AIsxHY Apri u, 1866
~rorrCp "a harohy g;ven nnrsuant 10 Chapter 2'6,
N lava Of ss And t6 Lava Of 65 that the circulating noso IS
sn.J 10 The MERCANTILE BANK jaking Assocson oeleu
The nv of SeyYork viii ede1oed at pr.by The
emf The Banking presentation 81 the Nr
STATE NATIONAL BANh IN the CIIy oil Albany ioi ia '
from the date t,crpnf and not tbrrrate'. . -, - ,-.
~. "a, notes said Bank must be pre-
en,t m aI within sx nom he date ber'o ona az
notes tich no, prrned for redemption and
the time thus be- chars upon the Juno Az he
hlnds Of perintendrpt for that pnrp,.s AN s,a,,