The national Republican., 1866-12-20

necessary disbursements Of the Treasury, IL
ID important that the Treasurer be kept daily
advised Of fAthe amount Of money in your
hands. To this end you are required to
render 70 this once Z statement Of receipts
and disbursements st the end Of esch calen-
dar month. This statement must be made
out and remittsd BY the 6rst mail Of the
succeeding month. Any neglect or want OF
promptnso In this particular willbe noticed
by The Departmeut. ,a fh.i B1.url0Isd .gfsI
In these statements your will bring forward
the balances from the last account, and then
place thersundsr, TO the credit Of the Treas
urer, TIE amount Of all moneys received since
the previous rsturn III sny) arranged, when
transactions are In more than one kind, I'M
dor separate columns Tor coin and currency.
h Toyhis debit, arranged In like manner, the
amount Of Treasurer's draN made on you, or
ON other ofhcers and paid by you; and the
smount Of any deposit made BY you to the
Tsasurers credit, with my Government de-
Tss number amount, and date Of pay.
mena Of each drsft win bs given; also The
whom credit has been % made, Deposits Of
be msde With any Nstional Bank. i1ts.ll.g
| No debit 70 tie Treasurer's ,account will
be allowed, except for drafts or deposits mkde
All dfaits or voashen properly endorsed
and cancelled or stamped a paid must be
transmitted TO the Treasurer, with the ac-
count current on which they were entered;
such charge will not be allowed until they
are RENTED. Care should be exercised in
having eli drafts properly endorsed before
uavment. -I-.g .l--..rt y. ... q, =.
General powers Of attorney, to endorse,
must be on hle either In the Office or with
the First Comptroller Of the Treasury, and
special ones, for . particular transaction,
must accompany the drafts. Companies or
banks must endorse by one Of their legaliEed
oficers, or by their attorneys as aforesaid.
No guarantee Of any endorsement, nor
stamped endorsements, WILDE recognized.
Al matter Of security against loss of
drafts in Transmission, You should take from
the last payee receipt for the amount Of
each DRAFT paid, rehearsing number, date,
amount and name Of original payee. l..I
Should the Treasurer direct you In writing
to make payment Of any Of Mis- drafts on him.
self or on any Assistant Treasurer, United
States Depository or National Bank desig.
mated q such, you will pay them II you have
sufficient funds In hand, the same ss II made
on yourself, and remit the draft, endorsed,
"For credit Of my account" over your Off.
cial signature, to the Treasurer Of the United
States, at Washington, where the amount
will be credited and certificate Of deposit, In
duplicste, issued and forwarded original to
the Secretary Of the Treasury, and duplicate
to the payor Of the draft -, - .-.H
lEsGf F. E. SPINNER, Treasurer o. 8.
| N.vv Ru, rv,S ~, Dvcvvuv, -0r
dersd Assistant Surgeon Frederick Kreck.
or, To the Constellation; Lieutenant Com.
mander William F. Stewart to the Iroquois
Second Assistant Engineer ], N. Emanuel
10 duty a. an assistant to Chief Engineer
Henderson, At the Boston Navy Yard; Sec
ond Assistant Engineer William J. Mont
gomery to duty as an assistant to Chief En-
ginser King OF the New York Navy Yard.
Detached-Assistant Surgeon Adam Frau
from the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia,
and ordered TO Tie Naval Hospital a Nor.
folk, Virginia; Surgeon Newton L. Bates,
from the Naval Laboratory at Norfolk, Vir
ginia, and placed on waiting orders; Assist
ant Surgeon Ernest d. Martin, from the
Constellation, and ordered to the Naval
Hospital at New York; Surgeon Edward 8
Bogert, from duty at the Naval Hospital at
Norfolk, Virgins, and ordered to the Nava
Laboratory at New York.
Honorably Discharged-Acting Engineer,
Sydney Hall and John Bishop.
The GENERAL LAND OrFIcR.-Returns re
ceived at this office show that 8,256 acre'
were taken up for actual settlement, undel
the Homestead law, during the month o.
November, at Bonneville, Missouri.
Commissioner Wilson, under date Of De
cember IL and l8, approved the entries o
80 town lots in the city Of Palatooma, Cali
fornia, making, with those previously reported
nearly 200 lots in that city, the pre-emptioI
titles to which have been approved during
the current year.
LARGE SEIZURE OF GARBAGE SPRINGS
Information was received at the Treasury
Department yesterday Of the seizure at aI
eastern port Of between fifty and sixty thou
sand pounds Of steel carriage springs, which
had been manufactured in Canada: Th'
springs were entered at the place Of ship
ment at an differentiation with an intent t
defraud the Government Of large amour
Of duty.
The AGRICULTURAL REPoRr PoR 1865
The Commissioner Of Agriculture is in th'
receipt Of quite large number Of letter.
| iIOtu bBIiCuituIoilb0 uuu OtucEo
the country praising very highly the repor
Of the department for the year 1865. Thil
report which has very recently been issued
is now being distributed to members Of Con
gress and those interested in the advance
ment Of agriculture in the United States.
CESSATION OF PUBLIC DEPosToRY.-Tht
Iowa City National Bank Of Iswa has volun
tarily ceased to be q depository Of public
moneys, and permission has been given b!
the United States Treasurer for the officeri
Of the bank to withdraw bonds held for th'
security Of public deposits.
NOR SALE--A FILE OF THE DAILY
I NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, tunbouud,) from III
Arst icsss, nsy NJ reso 10 the present day. address
MS Lat this oAes. s7-u
4 DIANOS AND PARLOR ORGANS
il warranted Of the best mike. sps-
slally selected for the Holidays. and for
sale lower than slsewhsrs, at the NBWIYtT
PIANO PORTE AND ORGAN WARR-''
| ROOM Of 0IOR0R L. WILD BRO,
No ts7 Risvssth street. few doors abevs
avenue. dsl9-lms
, A GOOD SECONDHAND PIANO
| IN In RossWsod, for el60, And several ~<u1RaS