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Coal and WOOd.

lust RECEIVED, a very superior
- article Of ANTHRACITE COAL tsizs No 81,
expressly prepared for cooking ranges ard stoves
y. Fl. HAYES,
successor to Samuel p. HAYES & Son,
sc 9-7t tighte snth and Cary streets.
MOOD A Nd COAL-Having on
W hand large supply OF superior OAK and
PINE W0on, l would respectfully inform my
friends and the pnblic generally that am prepared
TO furnish them with their winters WOOD, CAR
Bon HILL SOFT COKE. ANTHRACITE and
CLOVER HILL GOALS, the very lowest market
rates.
Orders left at my yard, next to corner CT First
and Broad. at N tssrs. emith & Harwood's,
corner Of Seventh and Canal streets, will meet
with prompt attention.
Sc 9-sod2w w. J. MCDOWELL.
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ORANGE HOUSE, AT ORANGE
LYNCHBURG, va HOUSTON KUCKER, PRO-
PRIETOR.-The proprietor, thankful for the libs-
raj patronage bestowed upon him, and nsy,nE re-
pledges himself that the we'll known reputation OF
the TORRANCE" shall not be surpassed In the
Union. Excellent meals furnished as heretofore
upon the arrival OF trains, and suhcient time
allowed for through passengers going north or
rnuth npon the changing Of cars. u l5-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09

CTovEs, TINW INV = ,, AMn HOUSE ! 81
:, MN strsst. have constantly on hand large
md Wit assSrtsd stock Of latest meToysd
G"oKING, PARL0R, ard OFFICE sTo nS 70 e.
fornns1. Sbanherd and reimprovsd Old Dominion,
t for voc wood Prsmier something enti5siy Rsx
for burning soft coal, the gas and smoke BEL b
Morning Glory, for parlors stores, Offices, &9 9;
Also, Pain Japanned and Stamped IlnTa,e OF "a
descriptions Table and Pocket Cutlery, flasea sHu
Planiihsd Ware, 80. aoS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09

TuE REMOVAL or WELLS BY SuERI-
DAN.-An important document has just
come 10 light which furnishes fitting
commentary on Sheridan's act in removing
Governor Wells. On the Goth Of July a
let,cr-wri.ten by Senator Henderson in
tie Senate Chamber, and signed by Sena-
tors Morril! Of Maine, Yates, Howe, RAM
say, and other leading Radicals-was ad-
dressed to General Grant, asking him to
.tin>tate Governor Wells as Governor of
Louisiana, in order that he might sign the
Mississippi lcyce bonds, and thereby give
them sufficient validity to insure their ne
so;jation. The full letter will soon be
made public, the original of which your
correspondent has scen.- Washington cor
respondent Nelr York. World, September 5.
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Snacie Shipnlent.

NEW YORK, September THE ship
ment of specie to-day was $4,000.
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The Steamer Bearing the Indian
commissioners Fired Into.
ST. LOUIS, September 7.-Omaha dis
patches say the steamer St. John, with
the Indian Commissioners on board, was
fired into by the Indians near Fort Sully,
but no damage done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09

lust RECEIVED at 1920 Main Qas1
y street, another lot Of those MINERS RMV
NAILED BROGANS: also, CANVAsSt
sale at very low prices All are invited to call be-
fore buying elsewhere. g. II. 0ASToN,
l420 Main street.
K. WINrR2R. salesman. my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09

TOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
y facturer and Dealer. 1911 Eagle Square, q
Main street, Richmond, Va, is daily receiv- ~
and fancy Hats and Caps. Wool Hats, mems and
boys. from the lowest to the highest price Fn
and Silk Dress bats Of all grades; ,,,
Just received very beautiful iot OF military
Caps, for officers and privates
Wholesale merchants would do well TO call.
LII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09
Boots. Shoes, -H0tss dc.

A GLORIOUS FUTUkE.-16r
IN A.. GUSST Co., 70. sos Broad
street, have just returned from the east-y
ern cities with the largest stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought to this city, which they will oasr 70
inc public at astonirhingly low prices. Wssdver-
I'VE no price lst rs onr stock Is too large 10 sBne-
rats ali the different prices. Call and sxam6e our
prices, and we guarantee tn compete with the best
ana cheapest in the city. Country mercha ants will
ma 1t TO their interessto cali before making
their purchases.
large 10 Of sEwED Bgoo.Ns and rAPo.
LEON BOOTS. A. CUNT & CO.
oh EERING NEWSI CHEERING
ONEWS The public are hereby notified Of
MICHAEL. GDNsT, an Broad street. between
Fourth and Fifth. The entire stock 70 be closed
out to make room for the large stock II fall and
winter goods. The following are some OF tho In.
ducements: Ladies' Toilet Slipper, 37sc.; Cents
opera Slippers. 75c: Ladies' Caters Bias;
Gents Boots, $3.50 upward; Chlldrsn's Glove.
kid Heeled Balmorals, soc splendid stock OF
custom made goods always on hand.
Notice TO Farmers and Mechanics 200 pairs OF
a rss. class Kip Bslmorals, every pair warranted.
Country merchants are invited 10 call.
II. "UasT, an Broad street,
bet ween Fourth and Fifth.
9. DgSyT will be pleased to see his friends.
anil
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DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
N GOVERNOR AND BOSS STREETS. RICH
MOND, yA.-This commodious and admirably.
and newly painted, IL now open and prepared 10
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERMAaSaT, and
DAY BOARDEES. The rooms are large, airy,
and sndsomsly furnished the location Is central,
and combines every thing desirable. Terms mode.
rata. my ILL.,
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ballard HOTEL, RICH MOND
ID VA-THE LEADING FASHIONABLE HO-
TEL OF THE CITY This elegant establishment
Is now complete In all Its appointments.
In it's structure and furnishing particular atten.
IL remarkable for its cls anl:nsss and It's furniture
10 Of the best quality.
The lobby, ladies' reception, bar, billiard, and
ami Beautifully arranged. The ladies' psrlors,
and dining rooms the first hoor. are easy OF ac-
cess, and rec from the confusion OF business
The table IL supplied bOunteously with all the
deicaciss OF the ason u at this and otbe mar.
ksts Afford and many OF the supplies come direct
from the best ma rket. Of the country.
The snbscribers In their new connection, beg
leave TO pledge their best efforts to the maints-
nance Of this first class Hotel, and ask the sup
mort OF their friends and the public generally.
JOHN P. BALLARD SONS,
Touvp R4ILtRD Propristors.
WILLIAM Z. BALLARD,
F. STRIBLISG BALLARD. au 81
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Boarding and Lodging.

BOARDING AND ROOMS TO LET,
ID SOB FRANKLIN STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH Families or single persons can be
accommodated, AZ greatly reduced prices with
ton is made early. Also, ROoMs TO RENT.
LUZ
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-22
PRoPosALs FOR A NEW JAIL,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

u, OI,I
Sealed proposals Will be received at this De-
partment until IL o'clock M, on TUESDAY, the
18th of September, 1867, for the erection OF the
Jail in and for the District of Columbia autho-
rized and provided for by the act of Congress-
approved July 25. 1866 and the Joint resolution
approved March 2, 1867.
The designs, detail drawings, and specihca-
t1ons can be seen at the architects office in
the eastern grounds OF the Capitol, Washington
city, every day, except Sundays, between the
hours of A. M and p. M.
Separate bids will be received for the ma
sonry work, brick work, iron work, and car
pentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted
Will be required to enter into sufficient bond
to be approved by the Secretary of the Interior
for the faithful completion OF his contract.
Payments will be made as the work progresses
on estimates certified to by the architect; but
twenty per centum of the estimates will be
retained until the contract is completed.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder, but the Department re-
serves the right to reject any or all OF the bids
should 1t be deemed for the interest of the
Government to do So -
The bids will be opened at noon on the 18th
DAY OF september next, In presence of such of
the bidders as may choose to attend
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
proposals for New Jail" and be directed to
the secretary of the Interior, Washington,
d. O."
o. H. BROWNING
oA tSl' Secretary of the Interior.
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PROPOSALS.
I IMPROVEMENT OF THE DEs MorNro
i RAIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVERi i~'
III. - E,NgrNnEpsa nu-g,.-

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July "a. 1877
oevsn al pI1tpO,s,s,Is IN duplicate will be re-
september 4, 1867, for excavating the prism al
Ssnai SSShssirpSsing Eor the em6ankment wall OF the
9l p we mississippi river at the Des MoiSes
The Canal is to be about tx fsava,, 49,
half) miles long, extending from Nashvdt,iEohe iEhe.
keokuk, Iowa. The width at the wafer s,,e r,ae 70
INSIDE a., tne canal 10 be 200 Qhree hundredl feet
hfty) feet in excavation and in low wster, anu ~
(hVel feet deep. All the material excs,, ~ ~, oe
from the prism of the canal TO be used fn h1
ing the embankment. The latter thFnuob,niuu;,
bne greater part OF the distance will he shous
S9VO three hundredl feet from the Iowa sbo%eS bUSS
WneIe rock excavation occurs, the hottoro y.
the canal will have slope OF tx lone s,4'n ana OF
haif inches TO the mile The embank noant opS, .
10 be bullt OF earth clay and rock; 10 be M LIS ~
feet wide on top. including the rip.rSy, ~ Otsen)
lng 70 oe z (two( feet above high-y yyater noa
na, WIN SLOPES IP,t OF IA lone and onehalf) base 10
lQne VeItlcal, Inc average thickness Of fba
rip.rap protection to be 21S 1.-TWO and e one
1eet on the river side, (two) feet on the cann}
size, and (one) foot on top. ''n1
All propositions must state the price az voh,os
each and every kind of work specified in Sn tSn
Pr0posai is TO be done, and no bid will be cone
sl9SIeu mat Is not definite In this respect, WIZ
The Government reserves the rieht no reio0,
any and all bids. eNV " REJECT
printed copy of this adverti isern ont ,,,,,,, -,
attached TO each proposal. '''' 10
Each Did must contain written or printea
guarantee signed by two responsible persons
blanks Tor proposals of the form reonirad
with form Of guarantee will be fnrnisSbad ~
this office on application. @S
Inc price or prices In the contract will he com
si1eteu as including the expense of furnishinv
an the materials and performing all the work
according to the plans and specifications exhi!,
bited at the letting 'NAA-
The entire cost of the canal is estimated Of
Sz,Ooo,54o QWo million sixty.eigh ht thonsand
Inree hundred and forty-fve). The amount an
proPIlated d by Congress is 100000 (seyen hnp.
dred Thousand dollars)-the contract can only
be NJ made 10 cover this amount. '
fliteen Q5) per cent. of the amount of anv
materials al
tract price thereof, will be reserved until the
whole work which is the subject of CONTRACT
shall be entirely completed 0'
Persons desiring further information can
OBTAIN the same by calling at this office, where
maps, plans, specifications, and form of con.
tract can be consulted.
Proposals must be addressed to the under.
signed, and should be endorsed "ProposaIs for
work on the Improvement of the Des Moines
Rapids" j. Ii WILSON.
Lieut. Col. 35th Infantry
73O 4w Bvt' Major General U, s. Army.
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EXCURSIONS.
MooNLIcHT ON THE SEA.
MUNDY'S
TENTH ANNUAL MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
TO ATLANTIC Oily.
SATURDAY LVERING, AUGUST "a, 1867.

Parties from the workshops. from the mills manu-
factories halls ofindustry the iard-workiug honest
toiling mechanics and their wives and children who
cannot leave their business through the week, nave
now excellent opportunity to visit the famed City
by n e sea, remain over Sunday, and lose no time
A sufficient number of comfortable passenger cars
have been secured for the occasion.
TICKETS FoRTHE ROUND TRIP, ONE DOLLAR
AND A HALF.
Last boat leaves Vine Street Ferry atsP NJ
Returning viii arrive in Philadelphia at O'clock
MONDAY MORNING.
REMEMBER, THIS IS THE ONLY MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION OF THE SEASON.
Sl5W d. II. MUNDY.
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Excursion tickets on Saturday good to return on
Monday, a. including carriage hire.
- 60, q. II. HUDDELIA
N. B-Msnn's Express Company have arranged to
attend TO baggage will check baggage through TO
hotels cottages etc. also sell Tickets az their ONCE
No. Jos s. FIFTH Street. 9O st
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DHILADELPHIA DEPOT
ASSISTANT QUARTERAIAsTER's OFFICE
No. ll39 GIRARD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, August 10, 1867.

No 1139 GIRARD STREET
PHILADELPHIA, August 10, 1867
proposals Will be received at this office until II
o'clock M, SATURDAY, August 24th, 1867, to
restore TO Its original condition eleven hundred
ana nIeen (lll5l feet, more or less, of "Willow
Grove Avenue" Chestnut Hill, PHILADELPHIA
on the grounds formerly occupied by the United
states states government in connection with the
Each bid must be guaranteed by two respon-
sible persons, whose signatures must be APP
pended TO the bid, and certified to as being good
and subcient security for the amount In vofved
by the United States District Judge, Attorney
Collector, or other public officer
Blank forms for bids can be had on apnlica.
tion at this office, and bidders are requested to
be present at the opening of the same.
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed
tractor will be received.
Endorse envelopes, Proposals for Repairs IN
Willow Grove avenue"
By order of Brevet Major-Genera g. III. CIros-
man, Assistant Quartermaster- General United
States Army,
HENRY w. JAMES,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster
81 5tI Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, u. s. A.
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INSTRUCTION.

DoRDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, B0R-
ID DENTOWN, N. J.. An institution for the car
branches OF complete education Board and tuition lion
per year. Washing. Apctert and Modern Languages
and ornamental branches, extra. winter session
OPENS September 49, For Catalogues, address
REV. JOHN IL. BRAKELEY, A. M
tuths6w PRESIDENT.
DUGBY ACADEMY, FOR YOUNG MEN
n, and Rows No. l4l5 LOCUST Street, EDWARD
OLA RENCE' SMITH, A. M, Principal.-Re-opens
September 49, Pupils prepared t9T business or pro-
frst.class Primary Department. In separate
rooms Circulars, with null information at No. 1926
Oh ESNUr Street. 8 IL 2m
DHE SCHOOL OF DESIGN FOR WOMEN,
il corner of FILBERT Street and N. w. PENN
square, will reopen on Monday September2 g.
w. j. HORSTMANN, Vice President,
sl73w P. p. NORRIS Secretary and Treasurer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07
Foreign News.

Hostilitios between Brazil aud
Paraguay still continue.
The Feniau General Warren ha.
been convicted Of treason IN Dublin.
Lord Wm. Ross, tho celebrated as :
tronomer, died yesterday, in Englaud
in the 9th year of his age.
The marriage Of King George, Of
Greece, and tho Princess Olga, Of
Russia, took place yesterday, with
great pomp and ceremony.
Prussia, II is said, will intervene ir
the Roman difficulty should such ac-
tion on her part be necessary to pre-
serve the peace of Europe.
Dickens literary friends gave him
a farewell dinner, Saturday evening,
previous to his departure for Amori
Ca.
a dispatch from Copenhagen says
that Il is again reported that the
United SUtes have purchased the
Danish West India Islands, and the
amount TO be paid is now stated to be
fourteen millions in gold.
Garibaldi has ontrenched himself
at Monte Rotondo, whore he proposes
to await reinforeemonts To tho
summons of the King to disarm, he
replies by refusing TO do so, unless a
change is made in the present rcae-
tionary ministry, which will put the
Government of Italy in accord with
the national will.
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The Official Vote.

On the first page. will be found tho
complete official vote for Governor,
with the respective maiorities of eacli
sesuty. Also the total vote for aud
against the Constitutional Amend
ment. This table shoud be preserv.
ed for reference. The smallest maj.
uriiy for any candidate on the ropub-
rean State ticket, we find from an
oiicial abstract 10 our possession, to
be that for Treasurer Of State, whose
majority is 2,5l6, which is 4O7 less
than that cast for Gen. HAYES. The
combined vote being largest on Mem
Der Of Board Of Public Works, is
4sl.l54. the heaviest vote ever pollod
ia the State Of Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07
The Hair.

Read what Eldor d. T. TAYLOR Of
Rouse's Point. N. Y, says on the
hair. "ThS human hair, bleaohed by
age, fright or disease, eau be fully
restored to its natural color without
dyeing it, My hair for seventeen
years has been gradually growing
white and falling ou; but, 10 in a
short time l have back my old
auburn locks. My hair as firm as
when young; this has been accom-.
plished by tho use Of Halls Vegata.
BILE Sicilian Hair Remover. Ii does
its work rapidly, is cooling, healing,
aud, in my case effectually, without
harm 10 brain, body, or general
health this cannot bo said Of any
other preparation sold. / do not
know the wonderful ingredients, but
| do know exporimeutally, aud by
observation in score Of sases, that
il Is a most marvelo1sly transforming
compound. Hoads Of sixty Eve are
changed by it TO the oolor Of youth "
The proprietors, II. II Hall 4 Co.,
Nashua, N. H.. will sell to clergy.
men at Wholesale prices.
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GARIBALDI,

We are now far advanced toward
the close of the second net of that
thrilling drama now being enacted at
the theater of war in Italy, The
tragedy--for such it will prove--prop.
orly opened with tableaux repro
senting the Peace Congress, at the
homo of Calvin, on the Lake Of Gen
eva, with Garibdldi as the central fig
urc Of the group ) who is surrounded
by hero worshiport--ah menof peace!
With the declaration that 10 put nu
end tn tyrany aud oppression is the
shortest road TO lasting peace, the
hero of the drama flies across the
Alps to Italy, sending, as hc presses
forward cn his mission, tho playful
message. by one of our countrymen,
60 the Pope, that ho would visit him
in person soon, we behold him in the
seepnd scene, ou the euemy's frontier,
with hundreds nf his oountrymen
Aurkiug to him aud around him, aud
thrilling the hearts or his worShipor
with the cry ofOnio Romo.
Anniher Bctor appears upon the
stage Tie willy, crafty Napoleon Ill,
before he ceased propiEg up the Pope
King with French bayone,s. and pro
teetiny him from the isry Of his low
ing subjects by holy ycalbolic muskets
had wormed out of tn. duil miuded
and unwary Victor Emanuel, the
promise, in the shape of treaty, that
be. the King cf Italy. would forever
prevent his subjects from doing pre-.
cisely what every man, woman aud
child in Italy most desired 70 dol To
make Rome the capital Of Italy. So
that the old grandeur and glory OF
the ancient empire might return, is
the fondest dream ofevery trae Ital
iau, from the Alps to the Aponnioes
i and from the Apennines to the Sea
To regard the will of his subjects, o,
TO enforce treaty which never should
have been formed, was the choice tC
be made, and Victor Emanuel ehos,
the latter. Garibaldi wasarprehend
cd aud lodged 10 prison.
Ratazzi, once Minister Of Justic,
under the strong. heroic Cavous, WHIT
had passed away, fearing the comm;
storm resigned, All tho ministry
who ordepend for their support on th'
deputies Of the people, fearing sh,
odium Of tho Kings act, resigned
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PROCLAMATION.
By Jacob D Cox, Governor of tho
State of Ohio.

In accordance with the rocomenda.
ton Of the General Assembly, that
the established custom of celebrating
an annual Thanksgiving be respected
aud continued, aud 10 harmony alsn
with the proclamation Of the Presi.
dent of the United States, declaring
q national festival,
do hereby appoint Thursday, the
twenty eighth day of November.
instant, as day Of Thanksgiving aud
Prayer TO God. our Heavenly Father;
aud roccomend that tho day Ne re-
ligiously devoted to the thankful aud
hppy recollection ofall tho public
and private blessings and mcrcics
which have been showered upon US
by the Divine hand during the yoar
that is passed. Let US assemble in
our places of religious worship aud
dovoully recognize the infinite good
ness of our Creator aud Preserver,
aud lot US in our family reunions re-
joico over the peace and comfort
which have blessed our hearths
In testimony whereof have hereuu-
TO set my hand and affixed the
great al of the State of Ohio,
this FIRST day of November. ia
the year Of our Lord, one
L. $, thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven, aud of the Inde,
pendence of the United States
of America the ninoty second,
j. ID. Cox, Governor.
WIN, HENRY SMITH, Scc'y ofState,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07
Home News.


The Alabama Constitutional Con.
vontlon will meet on tho 9th inst.
The receipts for customs for the
week ending October 26, were 81.
307, ,2s3.
Con, Sheridan has arrived in New
York, where ho will remain some time.
The imports for tho last week a.
mOunted.to sI,000,000
Twenty six hundred immigrants
arrived in Now York last week.
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out
during the past week s8,353, 500 in
coin, as interest on hve.twenty bonds.
G, II. Cowpcn, omigrant agent of
Ohio, reports that l,723 emigrnnts
passed thaough Columbus last mon tn T..
II is rumored that Mrs. Lincoln is
u write book, with Olive Logau's s
assistance.
General Grant has decided that no
more extensions will be given y
Southern railroads.
Still another Indian treaty has
heeu eonsummated, the Arapahoes
having come into similar terms as the
other tribes.
The Official vote Of Virginia is
whites, 1924, colored, 93,656. For
a Convention, 1I,S35 whites; 92,l07
colored Against a Convention, 6l,-
90 whites 6,357 colored.
The West Virginia election, it is
estimated, will make the Legislature
siand-Senate, 90 Republicans TO .
Democrats, aud the House about as
last yoar--say a Republicans to IL
Democrats.
The returns OF the Georgia eTee.
tions, as Car as heard from, Indicate
that a majority OF The votes east, are
for Convention.
The President Of the Poaco Com
mission on Indian Affairs has tele-
graphed 10 Washington announcing
the complete success OF the mission.
The Memphis 4 Charleston Rail.
road Company has pail up all its in
debtodness TO TIE Government, a
mounting to about half q million Of
dollars,
Hon Joshua Hill, ,he great Uuion
leader of Georgia during the war,
will be tho candidate for tho United
States Senate when the State shall be
reconstructed
( The Auditor and Comptroller Of
Ohio made the regular examination
Of the State TrOasury on Friday, and
found all accounts correct, with q
total balance cf s695, ,20g - on
hand.