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House
WE have three hundred female physicians
In this country.
The cattle plague has entirely disappeared
from Great Britain.
wotyxs are mastering the farmers Of Hardy
copntv w.,t yire,ni.
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A0l''' 'o' " sP'e0' '''o'' ''a''ns "sAisO'
IOWA publishes one newspaper ior each
5000 Of her population. Twelve Of these papers
are dsiliss.
Robins are abundant in the suburbs OF
Richmond, Va and command from Forty 70 my
cen" per dozsn In the market.
The New York quarantine commissioners
are actively at work making preparation. aesin,t
the choier. and yellow fever.
In Meridian, o.. a colored man was reg
i,tered AZ n yoter on Monday. and a great excite.
mept was the result.
,,, >,,
HE american sue Vi Niagara rans mas
gone oack aoou' ioV iee' WITHIN Two week ih
consequence oil inc tah oil nuge masses OF rooks'
NAssAcHUsETTs divine, at recent tenn
peranee meeting, aiuded oro'her the
ntte rea-hsadeo DOCTOR Oh pNini'y VINO ." In
corner
HE drivers on the Coney IN. Y. Island
railroad struck" on Saturday because they were
required 10 report any dishonesty on the part Of
the conductors
TIE Illinois Legislature, previous to ad-
journmsnt, passed law making II high INSIDE
meanor for any manager Of . lunatic asylum to re-
ceive patient not declared insane by jury.
A wR,rrp for the Wasb;noton Cbronicle
,uua;r, "a r,1ro ,nFr.v. ,,v. th., ia, las, IN,
hr;.h,r... or s.x 4, y;.bI. y oh va. IN. b,;sbt.
mas, of and Martin, py,ut;e,
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boNNsrs maze from the SKIN OF the COBRA
di capello, and ladies' NUTS made Of vulture down,
are among the articles sent from the Cape Of Good
Hope to the Paris Exhibition
The report Of O committee from North
western Iowa Is that there |, great scarcity Of
corn, and the result is that the price Is rapidly ad.
vaneinE
A YOUNG LADY named Bennett aged l6,
has b.s, rsr,s.d admission n IN. M.,hodj,t fol.
leee. In pittsburu. on h.r ,soond term. Il having
been discovered that ,be ba, African blood In hsr
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oc25-dwly Williamsburg, Kings county ny.

81 Know Thy Destiny.-Madame Il. r.
THORNTON, the great Enslish ASTROLOGICAL Ciaryoyant
and Psyehomstrean, who has astonishsd the scientific
classes Of the Old World, has located herself At
Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses such won
derfui powers Of second sight, TO enable her to i'm
part knowledge Of the greatest Importance the single
married Of either While In state Of trance,
she deneaes the very features Of the person you are
to marry and by the aid Of instrument Of iatense
power. known As the PsyehomOtrops, guarantees to
produce lifslike picture Of the future husband
wife Of the applicant together with date Of marriage,
position In life lead ng traits Of character, &C. This
is NO humbug, thousands Of testimonials assert
She viii send when DESIRED certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that the picture Is what purports
to be- BY enclosing small lock Of hair, aud stating
place Of birth, age disposition and complexion and
enclosing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself, you will receive the picture and desired
information by return mall All communication 81.
credly confidential. Address, in confidence, MADAME
E. ?. THORNTON, P. o. Box 223, Hudson, MY.
mhle.d&wly
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We have received from FRENCH & Rich.
ARDsoN the Rev. Mr., SoURBALLs European
Tour. It tells its own story in a series of
very comical and amusing pictures. Any
one DESTROYS Of having an evening of quiet
fun will purchase SoURBALL's ludcrous trip
over the sea.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 26.-Robert L. Wal
pole, a prominent attorney-atlaw Of this
State, and resident of this city, died this
morning.
Several inches of snow fell last night.
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OTTAWA, G. W., March 26.-An extensive
conaagration occurred last night on Sussex
street, commencing in the grocery store of
Bellcourt & Co. Four large buildings were
destroyed, Loss, $4,000,
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BosToN, March 27.-The steamship China
on March 18th, fell in with the bark Achilles,
of Liverpool, from Cardiff for st. Johns,
N. F., in distress. The vessel was abandoned
and all hands were taken off by the China
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The painful story Of the denouement of the
boKER'DEAS affair, published in Washing.
ton paper is denied by correspondent of
the New York Sun, who says that "Mr.
DEAN is at present in the cotton brokerage
business, and, with his wife, resides comfort.
ably and happily in Hoboken,"
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Foreign News.

The European mails, by the steamship
HISTORIAN, brings one days later steamers
news.
On the 18th, the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs
Of London, with large deputation from
the Court Of Common Council and the high
officers Of the corporation. went in state to
Buckinham Palace to present an address OF
congratulation to Her Majesty on the safe
delivery Of Her Royal Highness, the Princess
Of Wales and the birth Of q Princess.
The Queen returned the following answer:
al thank you very sincerely for your con-
gratulations on the birth Of the Princess, my
granddaughter, and l derive great grati6ca-
ton from your renewed assurances Of the
affectionate interest you take in the happi-
ness and welfare Of myself and my family"
THE IRISH RESURRECTION.
Ipahlin Cos SMarsh l2thl London Times
Notwithstanding the rumors that have
been rife Of bodies Of Fenians appearing, or
being expected to appear, here and there
about the city and county Of Dublin for sew,
eral days, nothing has occurred to disturb
the public tranquility since the shameful
break down Of the rebellion the first night on
which it ventured to show its front at Tai.
laght. The suburbs are constantly patrolled
at night, and the confidence of the commu
nifty is quite restored-not because it is be,
lieved that no elements Of mischief remain
but because they know that the powers and
precautions Of Government are quite suf
fcient to preserve the peace.
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CoURr IN EQUTY-Judge Olin-Spinner
vs.. Heiskell. Order appointing John W. Gather,
John W. Hardy and VIM. Clark q committee to up
point guardian ad Item for S. o. Heiskells infant.
shugrue vs.. Fogarty. Order confirming trustee's
sale.
Miller ct al, vs. Ellin ct al. Appointing John B.
Turton trustee 70 sell, 10.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Jay Cooke & Go.
furnish the following quotations Of Govern
ment securities:
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81 Registry Notice. - Notice IL hereby
given 10 all qualified voters in the SECOND WARD
that the Judges Of Election appointed to register voters
under the act Of Congress- approved February g. 1857
entitled 'An act TO punish illegal voting In the Dis
trie Of Columbia, and for other purposes will be In
session the south side Of street. Fourteenth
MONDAY the 18th, TUESDAY the 10th, WEDNESDAY
the eth, and THURSDAY the 2slh instant, from 10
o'clock, for the purpose Of receiving and record
Ing their ". MOVES,
mha5-td Secretary.
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ss-Ths Gpavsst MsIsdies OF Youth and
RAnLI MArHoop. Howard AssoeistiOn Essays, on the
Physiology Of the Passions and the Krror Abusesa nd
Diseassf psouar to the nrs age Of man. with reports
methods Of treatment employed In this Institution.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, FREQ Of charge Address,
Dr. J. sKILLIS HoUGHToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. ...s jall-Sm
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81 Free 60 Everybody.-Al large PIP. Cir
ular, giving information Of the greatest importance
the young Of both sexes.
teaches how the homey may become beautiful, the
dsspissd respected, and the forsaksn loved.
No young lady gentleman should fall to send their
Address, and receive copy post paid. BY return mail.
Address p. o. Drawer n,
mhlp.d&wly Troy, Y.
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% Treasury Department, once Of Comp
rnoLLrR TEE CuRRsror, wAsnroros, March 20 1857.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 the holders Of the circulating
notes Of 'Ths Tennessee National Bank Of Msmphis,'
Tenn that such notes will be paid In awfui money Of
the United States upon presentation Of the at the
Treasury Of the DATED States. n. R. HuLBURD,
mh1s.w4t Comptroller Of the Currency.
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81 Treasury Department, once OF Comp
rHs ournrsov, wAsHrsoros March u, 1867.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the circulating
notes Of The First National Bank Of Msdins," NY,
that such notes will be paid In lawful money Of the
United States upon presentation Of the same at the
Treasury Of the United States. n R. HULBURD,
mh7s-wA Comptroller Of the Currency,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-20

Mulberry street, P. Garry q Co, .-a.,
contractors S3,l52 oO
Winnie street, John Halloran contractor 1870 %
North Market st. Brady AZ Lahurt con. 700 O0
CoIiege street bridge John Haslam con 800 90
MeLemore stteet. Martin Dalton con- 500 W
n SINNER and Monroe Brady&Lahurt 1000 90
Front street bridge Jno. Il. Sloan &CO. 1900 90
AgrIsTa street n n Hurt................ 2530 SC
Contemplated sewer on Cherry street 500 ~
Eyteneian III Church street sewer. 1900 90
FronhIin nike work....................... 1000 90
Camnlefion of Stevenson street.. 1900 90
eh-o rEo
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AreUsr, March l3-'rhe market remains
dull with no improvement whatever. Prices
remain about the sama as yesterday-very lew
BUYERS in the market IN consequence Of the
scarcity of money. Sales we're too limited 70
warrant quotations. The sales amounted 70 Il5
bales as follows. l at %, 5 at y, II al -, 5 At
"a AZ at IA at rs. o at 2615. 81 at q. at "a
and bales at IN cents. The receipts we're II
bales.
MACON March l4.-There was but little cotton
offered to-day after tbs reception Of favorable
advices from Liverpool and New York. at nOon
holders preierring to hold for an advance
Some few sales were made early in the day az
Yesterdays Ggures-23 cents for middlngs,
COLUMBUS, March 1.-THE same inactivity
and dullness prevailed in our market yestefaay'
ard the few transactions did not indicate any
change IN prices We continue to quote ma :
dIings g11Sd22c By actual count the stock o.
cotton in different warehouses, up 70 the night
Of the 10th inst. was found 70 be gs4o bales
MrsPuus. March l6.--The market opened firm
with fair demand. aud exhibited considerable
buoyRucy throughout the day. Sales OF tair
middIing at 28030c; low middllng nj Zl74l@Zi1zci
strict middling at 29e30c. The market eiosec
firm.
MOBILE, March l5.-Sales to-day so bales
market closing quiet; middhng uplands zSe{ r.
csipts to-day IA bales; sales Of the week l9gg
bales; exports 1857; receipts Of the week 5s9si
stock in port 1000; receipts % date AsZ4ao
agninst 3l5.s $50 az same time last year.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-20

The work of repairs is being pushed for
ward vigorously on the Chattanooga rail-
road. Col Innes, Superintendent of the
road, to whose indomitable energy in push
ing forward the labors of reconstruction,
will be due the early resumption of travel
informs us that on Thursday next, Ito
morrow trains will commence running,
and that on the succeeding Monday or
Tuesday, the company will be prepared to
forward freights to all points south. Until
the new bridge is completed at Bridgeport,
q ferry boat will ply to and fro across the
Tennessee, TO transfer trains and passengers.
The new bridge, which is being constructed
in Chicago, will be completed in three or
four weeks. One span, It is expected, will
be on the ground some time next week.
The estimated lozs 10 the road, in hedges,
cars. track damaged, injury to buildings
and loss of time, is half q million OF
dollars.
Reports from Johnsonville up to last
evening stated that the river was still
rising. but would be likely to commence re-
eeiine today. When il is stated that {
rise AZ Bridgeport viii not affect in th'
same wav for four or five days afterwards
the river az Jacksonville, the present ris'
there can be explained.
On the Decatur road, trains are rnnHins
regularly. and boats now ply regularly be
tween Decatur and Chattanooga
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per Ii; alum 7asc: aioos.5061 50; blue Mas s5s
81; borax 42G50; blue vitri0l lI@l6e; copperas
Sc; chalk &c: cream tartar 41G60c; glue lIgZze;
saleratus per Dbl, 81; Prqssian blne oleloVc;
carb magnesia 659I5e morphine SSgo9'' per or
DYES pYFsETorWood flisc per Id; ftstie IVA &:
madder l59lse; cud lbcar 59 zoe per 10. indigo
81 258l 50.
cIrrants 23e; rasins NJ X. S. per box; layer $ =;
dates 39c. eitron AZ lemons IS % per bol; or
anges s1sa20 per Dbl; almonds S5@3sc per lh-
EGGs-l21Se per dOz.
FlOUR--Superfne 80 Sell per Dbl extra
family SIS 50ai4; fancy brands S15@l6 90.
GUEPOwDRR-Dnpont's sporting 81 - per kegi
blasting s. 50 per keg.
12x1S S.
GISsExe-s0aese per ID.
GRArS-RyeSl 40 per bushel; corn. white 96@
csc; yellow 9oG92 wheat none in market; oats
HAY-sZ7G2S per ton, in store.
HeMNY--ie per 10, By the Dbl
IRON-Tennessee bloom bar, To- e; bloom band
I29l21lSe; bloom nail rod, l41zc Pittsburg bar.
SIC; PttsbTg band. 5ese per te; common
sheet iron 81; charcoal III Russia &c.
HIpFs--GIeen salted. G per ID; green, 1lse;
dry saltedl2c; flint, lie
LARB-Ieaf. 12l1alse per ID in three; leaf. in
half bbls 1916; leaf. l5c in kegs.
LEATHER-HarnesS. zoe; Oak sale, 5O995e:
Hemloek, sole, SSe49e; upper sldss. per doI.
LRSB-Pig. &c per ID; bar, Toe.
MOIassEs-N. Orleans. S5(a90c per gal; East
eTn syrups. SlaSl .; golden syrup 81 30; sor-
ghum 65a75c
NAILs-l0 Penny's 81 50; SOC additional on
each Of other sizes.
OILs Coal oil 5000; Linseed 81 S5@sI 90;
Lsrd 81 49eSl 90; Tanners 81 5oel q; Castor
OSfoXs-per Dbl S 5Oasi co.
PO'rATOEs-S3 1904 90 per Dbl.
PReyIsIONs-Clear sides, lie per lb ribbed
sides, l3e shoulders PFC plain hams. lac; sugar
cured hams. Zoe.
R!cE-RagOon. I914a1sc per ID; South CarOE
ma, l7c.
erpOOl, in bu. sacks, 81 50 per sack.
SPICEs--Race ginger. S09S2e per ID; sround
ginger 40c per dOZ; nufalegs. 81 61t9t 20 per 10
pepper, SS@45c; sifted PimentQ &c.
STANDARDIZATION whisky. $5@4; Robertson
county, g 50@4; old rye, S. rectihed Bourbon
and Robertson county, s. S594; raw whisky.
80 sap rs: alcohol, $3.50; brandy, SO 50G4.
STARCH-SaS15c per ID.
SUGAR--New Orleans. new, l3l4Gl519 island,
1214915l4e by the hegshead, and @l5c per barrel,
refined yellow, l4ll4al6c per lb By the bbl crush
SEEDs~per bu., Herds grass, 50 90; Clover
50 75@10 . +: Timothy "a so: Blue grass, clean.
S4 80; Orchard. 81 0G; Seed Oats, S0 Millet,
81 50; Hungarian grass. 81 So; Flax - per
soD1-- English. Ils1l]1e per key; sal. soda.
Sc per ID.
TALLOw-10c per ID.
TIN-BIoek. Sse per ID; re 10x14 SIC 90 per
box; TX 10xl4. $40 50 per box; lX l4x2O $40 so
per box; 10 l4x2O sl7 90 per box; terne roofing
TRas~Imperial. 81 COOL Is per Ii; gun pow
der s2@2 Is; Young Tyson. 81 coal 80; black,
WmTE IrAD--per ewt $1l@lS 90.
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Nashville Dry Goods Trade.

NASHVILLE, March 20, 1867.
The Indictment weather and floods have
been drawbacks upon all branches of trade
the past week but have affected the dry
goods market less, perhaps, than any other.
Our dry goods houses have now received
full stocks, which for variety, excellence
and prices, will vie with those offered any
where this side Of the eastern cities, and we
may add that it would really be to the adj
yantsge Of no one to give even New York,
Philadelphia and Boston the preference
over Nashville. Trade had been tolerably
active up to Saturday night, but has since
become more active daily, and is now quite
cheering. 1t will, no doubt, continue to
grow better as the season advances.
Below we give the quotations for few
leading articles:
PRINTs.-l21l@1Sc per yard.
TICKINGS. a COnnestOga Al, bUci do extra, -,
55c; Eagle, "A. 45c; lower brands. 25@S31Sc. -.
SCoTCH GNGHANs.-25 to 45c; Cham6reys' 81
to 371lc.
ALL Wool FLANEELs.--3l15 to .65c.
BLANKEIs.-S2 50 to $40 per pair.
American DELAINEs.-2oc.
DRESS aOODs-In great variety at Z2t2e to 81
AL Wool DELATNEs.--45 to SOC.
FANCY SATINETs.-371Ic to 81.
ALL Wool CAssIMEREs.-Sl to -
BALMORAL EIRTs-S24Gs36 per dog.
SKIRT BRAIDs.-60c per dOz.
TBREAD.-Vietoria. 1215c per dog; do 100 yards
25c: Coats 20yards, 81 10.
BRowN Observation-Disclosures, "a, l715c; Car
rol. rs, Ice; Augusta, rs, zoe; Tennessee pre-
mium, a. 22e; Augusta DO. 221zc; Pacific A. ii
24c.
HEAVY COTTON PLADs.-2l12 TO 55e; eoltoI
striues. 20 TO 25c; Apron Checks, q to 3Oc.
Observation-Disclosures, 81 zee; Westerns, 8
csc: White rocks, "a. 40c; "A. good. 40 to 6dc.
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Balance due A. +. ShPnkland, u, Z0t 90,
which balance has been settled by A. b.
Shankland, paying corporation check, 81 >
I87. SO. ahd $3.50 counterfeit money re-
ceived by him for taxes, which amount
remains for allowance by the Board.
FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL.
The bill 10 prevent the cougregatlng OF
idle persons around and upon the freight
piled on the wharves, or at the railroad
depots passed three readings on suspen-
sion Of the rules.
The bin appropriating $50 to the p!hy-
stefan Of the workhouse, for extra services
during the year 1866, passed its second
reading, and on motion was referred 70 the
Workhouse Committee.
The bill preventing officers Of the eorpo-
ratior from making contracts involving an
amount over $3.50 passed second reading.
The resolution from the Common COun-
ell, requesting the Board Of Aldermen 10
appoint three Of It's members 10 act in con-
junction with q committee from the other
Board. 10 consider the various petitions
upon the subject Of fines assessed by the
Recorder, was adopted.
The petition from the congregation Of
I German Methodists lately worshirping in
1 the church on North College street, dam
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Totals. i244S22I 14l1464l 7ss242 56O226
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Weekly Review of the Nashville whole
sale Markets.
NASHVILLE, March 19, 1867.

NASHVILLE, March l9, 1867.
Owing to high water here, and the in
terruption OF com munications South by the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, trade
has been dull during the past week. tits,
however, beginning to revive, with the
prospect of the re-opening of communica-
ton at an early day.
CoTTON.--At the date Of our last weekly
review 23c was the highest price here, the
market being gloomy. The tide, however,
soon changed, and daily the market grew
better, and sales heavier, advancing to 254,
26, q and % in succession, the sales
for the five business days ending Monday
evening amounting to 1880 bales. Yester-
day the market continued active, and pri-
ces still futher advanced. The sales were
1853 bales az follows at 20; 3 at Is;
ct %; 4 at 26; 9 at 253 AZ at q; l6 at
27i As at 273; 137 at %; 70 at est, and
10 at oslo per b. The market closed firm.
Sales of the week 1873 bales.
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Coz. A. W. HosKINs has just returned
from the mountains, and reports high wa
ters His company Is energetically push
ing through their railroad from Short
mountain to the Cumberland river. The
track is nearly all graded and ready for
the iron, which is now on the way from
Pittsburg with the locomotive, etc. The
road will be completed, with favorable
weather. in fifteen days, and then the peo-
pie of Nashville viii have sure and
abundant supply of cheap fuel for all pur-
poses Huntsville Adroeate, 18th.
The road cannot be finished as soon as
the Adrocate thinks, owing to the continued
bad weather. 1t will, however, We are in
formed, be in running order in time to
ship coal to Nashville next May. The tow
boat and barges with the iron, locomotive,
etc., are expected here during the present
week on their way to the mines.
1t is from this and kindred enterprises.
on the Upper Cumberland, that N ashyille
must expect supplies of cheap coal. Rail-
roads cannot compete with river transport
tation. They may be swift, but are also
expensive means of transportation. Cheap
coal was one of the arguments used in ia
vor of the Nashville and Chattanooga rail-
road; but after it was built we found that
although it could furnish coal, the price
was too high to induce manufacturers to
engage in extensive business here. Coal
is heavy, and wears away railroad rapid
", consequently the roads cannot afford TO
transport it at low prices. We have seen,
in former days, that coal could be brought
to this place from Pittsburg and sold at
remunerate prices in competition with rail
road coal.
The mines ON the Upper Cumberland
are exhaustless, the quality Of the coal
superior, and il can be brought here and
sold at prices which will practically ex-
clude other Goals. That this has not been
done heretofore, is because no one company
could supply the whole market, and all
dealers were alike interested in keeping up
the prices This will not be SO after the
Poplar Mountain Coal Company, Of which
Col. Hoskins is President, commence send
ing their coal to market. They can send
enough to supply the whole demand, and
will, therefore, be able to regulate the
prices As it will not cost them more than
ten to eleven cents to get it here, the reader
can readily see how easily they can mo-
nopolize the market. 1t is not expected
that they will fix the prices at high figures,
for that would open the door to cOmpeti-
ton. Their interests will require them TO
sell low, and we are assured that they in
tend to do so.
Let not the people of Nashville give
themselves any uneasiness on the subject
of cheap coal. They are bound to have It
and within few months.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-20

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
An adjourned meeting of the Board con-
vened last evening, President Cheatham in
the chair, and eight members present.
AUDIToR's REPORT.
The following report submitted by Thos.
A. Hayes, City Auditor, was read and APP
proved
In accordance with instructions from the
Finance Committee Of your honorable
body, directing me 10 prepare and submit
for their Information full report setting
forth the expenditures for the municipal
year of 1865 and 1866, with the expendi-
lures for the balance Of the year, based
upon the part Of the year already passed,
and the probable amount of revenue from
various sources, etc, the following is re-
specially submitted.
Expenditures for the municipal year
ending October ], 1866, as per checks is
saed 10 the yarious departments respee-
fiVply