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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
No Dearth of Paymasters.

There are over forty applicants for paymaster
in the army to fill q vacancy cau!ed by the
Senate's rejection of PaYmaster Gould at the
Jply session. The President has again nomi-
mated him, and The nominaton is now before
the Military Committee of the Senate.
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FINANOB AND OOMMEROE.

'n0 O Continued in Third Edition }
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most distinguished members Of the. medical
profussion. It is, however, a pleasing duty
which I owe to Mr. Collins, to certify to his
numerous acts of disnterested charity and
lavish benevolence, which have 30 justly elicit
ed the sympathies of our community at this
time in his behalf I feel, moreover, author
ized in assuring you, gentlemen, that by grant
ing this petition you will comply with the
wishes Of large portion Of your fellow-citizens.
respectfully submitted,
J. HUME SIMONS. I'll. D.
Bills of Almshouse, ending March 20, 1865,
amounting to s2912.75. Referred to Committee
on Accounts.
Sundry bills against Tidal Drains. Referred
to Committee on Tidal Drains.
Bill of estate Jas. P. Earle, amounting to
s69.60. Referred to Committee on Accounts:
The following report of the Captain OF Ponce
was received as information:
REPORT OF The CHEF OF POLICE, 10 BIS HONOR
THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, SHOWING
THE NUMBER OF PERSONS ARRESTED d THE CITY
OF CHARLESTON DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUA-
~, 1868, AND THE CAUSE OF THEIR ARREST.
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DR.. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

APPROVED AND highly RECOMMENDED
bv tbe FRENCH MEDICAL FACULl as tne OILY
safe and iHfaIliDle sntidote against infection ION
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suited for either sex, and has proved, for; ample
experience, the most efficient and RELIABLE preven.
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cordins 10 directions every possibility Of DANCE.
may be avoided; single application VIII radically
neutra,ze the venereal virus, e1pel all impurities
from the absorbent vessels and render contamins,
ton impossible Be wise in time and at very smaa'
outlay, cave hours Of untold bodily and mental TOT
This most reliable specific. so universally adopt,
ed in tile Old World, now offered for saIe ior ,1e
first time in Amel1ca by F. A. DUPOhI Co'
orly authorized Agents for the United States. r
Price SO per bottle. Large bottle, double sze -.
The usual discount to the trade. sent, sc
curely packed, on receipt of price, to any aooies''
"''A F. A. DUPORT & CO.,
Sole Agents for Dr. Records p. -,
May 70 1yr 30. 70 Gold Street. New i0f''
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Arrived YeSterunye! tyiia
Brig J. W woodruff, Haskell. Bostpu-ls days.
Ice. TO the Master, and j II Duryea.
Schr AP Cranmer, Cranmer, New Xork-6. days..
Guano and Railroad Iron. To the Master To Ker D
3 Co, and Order.
Scfir A II Fdwarjs. Bartlett, Philndepha 10.
days. Coal. To q F Baker Co. - II
Schr Maria Lunt, Tracey, Balhmore--6 days frons.
the Capes. Corn and Flour To Risley Creighton,
J Campsen Co. Street Brothers & Co, 6tenhouse
Co, Refer & LilHenthal, Werner 4 Quicker, and,
Order.
steamer Pilot Boy. McNelty, Savannah, via Beau-
fort Bluffton and Hilton Eead. Is bags Cotton,
and Mdze To Ferguson, ) Railroad Agent, Dr.
Irwin. hopkins Mcpherson Co, W N Hayward, D /.
q Chamberlain Ravenel Co, W Dayton, Presley, /.
Lord & Co. C LitschG, @ Grayeley, Deane, b e.
Harrison Southern Express Co, Kressel, and
Order.
British ship Charleston, nom Liverpool.
Schr ] Parsons, Young, Philadelphia. Coal. TO :
the Master, and the Cos Company.
Schr Richard Vau1, from Philadelphia.
Cleared Yesterday. az
Steamship Moneka, shackford, New York-Jns &
Theo Getty.
Ship Hope Hancock, gavannah-W B Smith 4 Co..
Bark Wyman, Wyman, New Ycrk-W B Smith.
T. Co.
Brig Isabella Beurmann, Brown, Philsdelphia-Ris- "
ley & Creighton.
Sailed Yesterday.
Ship Hope Hancock. Savannah. 80 p,
Steamer City Point, Adkins, Palatka, Via Jackson-
vile, Fernandina and Savannah
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Fount of Bitterness.

O, sky of clouds! o, earth of gravesl
o, sea of gray and moaning waves
o, heart Of bitterness. that Graves
Relief in overflow.
I dreamed the earth was fair to see;
dreamed the waves laughed merr1y;
dreamed the skies bent over me;
And smiled and loved me sol
Alas! tits not in earth or skies
The secret Of this sorrow hes
The secret of the fearful eyes,
The bitter hearts o'erno"'
lis nearer yet a Marah-spr1ng
Deep opened in the heart to n,ns
Its bhnding spray DER everything
A cold gray mist Of woe.
Ny nity God, Thou knowest what tree,
cast in these Marah waves, would be
a thing to make them sweet for me
As Eden's blessed streams.
But if, in wisdom and in love,
This bitterness, Thou bid me prove,
Let hopes fair rainbow bend above,
And Marah glorious seems.
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.Nt.s
Pasgen0erg.

Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah. via Beau
fort, Hilton Head, 6c-Miss Marshall T. II Mellery,-
G W Hanghton, F A Sawyer; DR. Irvine andserysnt.
Mrs Irvine, II Wall, ] W Davis, PZrsens. Col O
Mrs Annie, G Growell, Miss j J,Gueard. Master n
Howard, Master Heywsrd, Mrs e n seabrook, B g.
Holmes, Mrs King. Mrs Porter, Mrs Grahame, G p
Wood and u deck. u ~ s. /.
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Gommerfial.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Moneks-2O7 bales Up,
land Cotton, IS bbls Rosln, 10 bales Waste, ~
bales Yarn and Domestics, 40 bundles Paper, !6o'
casks Porcelain Clay, %, 600 feet Lumber, bales
Wool, $50 empty Barrels, IS Packages.
brig Isabella Beurmann-
121, 900 feet Lumber.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS |,
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening. March 81, '6s.
stronger feeling prevailed Mt the opening OF busi-
ness. the market becoming active on receipt OF dis
patches, announcing better sales at Liverpool and
New York, and prices improved 1i@Hc. 9 b.; Sales
I@0o bales Of which 261 were sold the evening be-
iore out not reported, say at 90 IS at22H 2SS at
Za 70 at 2S 1sat "a; 90 at PAX 80 at 24; Sc at 25;
ssa at at 25l; 1as at 26; and on the evening
oe'ore' % at 223z; 81 ut 2s; SO at OAK. We quote:
LIVERPOOL, CT Ass1r1c ,r1oS
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
March "a.

SIT bales Cotton, 147 bales Mdze, 40 sacks Flour,
osS sacks GRAIN 20 hhds Bacon go casks Clay cars
Wood, cars Cattle, &c. To Railroad Agent Chis--
chotf & Co. Goldsmith & Son, N Martin, Stenhouse
& Co, A Wilmington l. Co. O G Memminger, d &
W Devices. C N Averill White, W Courtney &
Co, g " Williams & Co, G q Walter / Co, Mowry &
Fowler, W W Smith, " Roach, Adams Frost &
Co, Risley Il Creighton. Col Hunt ] D aiken s. Co,
" G Gibbes, J B Hanson, E Bates & Co. Roper &
Stoney, J Smith, W P Dowling Co. Johnston,
Crews & Co, A A Goldsmith Co, J Hanckel, Utsey
& Kenyon Graeser, Lee, Smith & Co, Kanapaux &
Lanneau & Kirkpatrick, Thurston Holmes,
" Burnett, Jr. NJ Eaeon, NJ Caldwell sone..
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
Br steamship Pioneer, Shackford, sailed. rep 70
Ship Amelia Conner, sailed. -
Ship b Tucker. Rundlett, sailed. .........feo
British ship Charleston. Mosley, sailed. .'Eep
Ship Richard the Third, Scott sailed. 'Feo 2S
The Moreno Black, cleared. ..fep 70
HAvRE.
The Wetterhorn, Stinson, sailed ...........feo ~
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
BRIG Josie Devereaux, Smith, cleared..... .Feo ~
Brig Webster Kelly, Haskell, cleared. 49,. Marcn q
Schr Myrover, Hughes, up... 'matcI o1 o1
Schr Davis Bishop. cleared. ...".... .Marcn Zo'
NEW YORK.
schr 81 " Godfrey, Godfrey. .up...........M March u
Schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, up. ...... marcn ~
Schr Matoka, Fooks, up. ~
Schr Menewa, DissoTay, up p........:....'''EEeSa as
Schr q Raymond Ellsworth, cleared..... rep 70
Schr Wapella, -, up. '.,rt ~
Schr " Smith, locker, up............M.lccnna .rcn 20
Schr Lilly Francis, cleared. .Marcn -
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Naylor, Naylor, cleared. d.........Marcn TO-
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framing of such roof by means OF tension rod
of irou, and iron straps applied to each princl-
pal truss, section drawing.
Arrangement of Basement. cen.
tral portion provides for, 1st. vestibule, hall
and staircases I'd. Surgeons Office; Sd.
AatppothSe.eary atp S.y shop; 4th. Examination room
The eastern and western section each-Base-
ment.-1st. Kitchen; I'd. Wood and coal
room; Sd. Baggage room; .4th. Laundry
9th. Drying room, besides large basement
area, of so by 30 each section unapplied.
First Story, Central Building.-1st. Stair
cases; I'd. Surgeons quarters; Sd. Surgeons g
reception room; 4th. Wardmaster's room for
eastern and western wards; 5th. Apothecary's
quarters; 9Th. Stewards quarters
Second Story, Central Building.-1st Opera
ting room; I'd. Reception room for patients to
be operated upon; Sd. Room for patients under
treatment after operation; 4th. Nurses quar-
ters.
The eastern and western section on first and
second stories form large ward rooms, two on
each floor, Of eighty by thirty feet. and forty,
i've by thirty; each ward room on the several
floors has adjoining it suitable bath rooms &c.,
the area OF the towers floors being well suited
for the purpose.
The towers on the extreme wings OF the
building, to the rear,are used for elevators and
stairwnys; the elevators not only absolutely
needed for carrying the sick from the basement
to the several floors, but with the stalrWays
attording ready means Of escape in case OF tre.
The building will be furnished with complete
apparatus for heating, and also with water
works.
Commodious piazzas On each story fronting
south and west form part Of the proposed
plan.
These will contain fights of stairs from the
basement to the upper floor opposite the east
ern and western wards or sections. -,
presenting the matter Of cost, I submit it
so as to indicate the estimate of the whole anQ
complete remodelling, and the separate esti-
mates of the several parts of the building, viz ::
Total cost Of improvement. 80. s1e, $500
Less, If the enlargement Of win -
dows be not adopted. ......... 3,000.00-l5,932 32UO
Of this amount we have, on an
average, $4,000 lbs. OF iron, =,
which can be sold at 25sc. 2 10 4,OOu.uO
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
First Quarter, 1st, II hours II minutes, evening.
Full Moon, 9Th, hours, Il minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, 10 hours, 20 minutes evening.
New Moon, oath, hour, 80 minutes, morning
First Quarter, 3Ist hours, II minutes, morning.
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PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN
L CURE.
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Marine. Atus.
Arrived Yesterday

Port of Charleston, March 2S+,
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
March "a. s;ta ~ ~
2sbales Cotton, ;bbls Naval Stores, boxes Tobacco,
bags Rough Rice. Stock, Mdze, &C. To Howard e
Brother g " Williams & Co, G Follin, Graeser, Lee;
Smith & Co, Kendall l. Dockery, Mnzyck Brothers,
Stenhouse Co, ] c Bradley. Gaillard & Minott, G
E Pritchett, D Kirkpatrick, q Parker, J..
Adser & Co, Sawyer, Railroad Agent, and Order.
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Adopted. .I
Bv Alderman Honour:
The Committee on Lighting, the City, to
which was referred the bills. of the Gas Light
various public institutions for the month of
February, ask leave to report that they have
examined the bills and find them correct,
amounting, as per statement annexed, to two
Thousand two hundred and fifty-four 54-100 dol
lars (s2254.54), and recommend that they be
paid. o,,o,,,
[Signedl JNO: d. HONO0K,
March "a, 1868.
Adopted.
By Alderman Olney:
The Committee on Accounts beg leave to re-
mort npon the examination Of the following ac-
Counts. find them properly vouched, and re-
commend that they he passed for payment,
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LIST OF VESSELS
ZIP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOE THIS PORT.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Alderman Willis:
On the application Of Lieut.. Hendr1cks 1or
permission to cut window through the east
wall of the basement OF the City Hall, the Com
mittee on Public Buildings, Grounds, &C., re-
port favorably, and recommend that ne De
allowed to have the work done.
E, WILLIS.
j. COSGROVE.
E. W MARSHALL.
H. GERDTS.
Adopted.
By Alderman Steinmeyer:
The Committee or Licenses beg leave TO re-
port upon the examination of the following ap-
pications for licenses, and recommend that
they be granted
AUCTION LICENSE.
A. E. Prince. Sureties-G. S. Cooke and w.
S. Henery.
LIQUOR LICENSES, No. !.
Palmetto P. c. Association, Market.street.
Jacobs D. -, MnS-street.
NO. LICENSES.
N. Fehrenbach, Meeting and King streets.
Seeberger g. Nordmeyer, East Bay-street.
R. Murphy, No. Queen-street.
W. Schroeder, Pitt and Wentworth streets.
E. Il. Rickels. Chalmers and Church streets.
Gercke & Kuck, No. 26 Chapel-street.
NJ. Bowling, No. 1 Chapel-street.
John F. Meyers, Atlantic and Church streets.
Hugh C. Poore, Tradd and Council streets.
J. Wulbern, st. Mlchaels alley and Church
street.
". Dayton, No. 67 Meeting-street.
J. a. Hartman, Radcliffe and Jasper's Court.
]. Buck, No. 449 King g-street.
G. Momeier, Church and Elliott streets.
Henry Viohi, Church and Elliott streets.
Henry Spincken.
JUNK SHOP LICENSE.
Mary Sheridan, No. 81 st. Pmhp-street.
BILLIARD TABLE LICENsE.
N. Fehrenbach, Meeting and Queen streets
two tables.
Sommer be allowed to transfer, his liquor
license to Mary Pitzel. Ann and Coming streets;
John Riley, to transfer his junk shop 4icense
to Margaret Riley, Coming and Bogard streets;
John Blanch to Charles A.. Williams, No. 26
Amherst-street. - -
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN q. STEINMEYER.
q. B. OAKES.
JAMES C0SGROVE.
By Alderman Honour:
The Committee on Lighting the City, to
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Upon the memorial OF the Faculty and Board
of Trustees OF tie Medical College Of the State
of So,ith Carolina, the Board OF Health re-
spectfrlly report, that while they assent
to ali that is therein said as TO the value OF q
thorough and e:fclent system OF medical edu-
cation. az we'll as the advantages accru,n9 to
the city from tie numbers who come here to
receive such education, this board Is OF opinion
that these ADVANCES are not impaired by tue
fact that the city retains tne control OF her
hospitals. These hospitals have always been
open to the medical students tor clinical In
struction, unde2 such restrictions only as are
usual elsewhere; and though the Faculty. IN
their circulars for 1S66-'67, advertised that
clinical instruction would be given to the stu
dents al the city hospital, they have never as
signed any houss for this purpose. Still, many
of the students have availed themselves Of the
privilege, the physicians OF the hospitals ac-
commodating themselves to the convenience
of the students. II is true fee Of five dollars
is paid by each student who attends these
clinics: but We are informed that such is the
case elsewhere and the same fee was paid at
the Roper Hospital previous to the war, though
it is not now.
The memorislists pray that the wards ct the
City Hospital te placed in charge OF the Pro-
fessors of the Medical College as medical OH
GERS, in order that the Faculty "be put upon
the same footing with other rival institutions.
in all Of which the Professors OF the Medical
Colleges are medical officers and clinical lee
turers in the public hospitals" Much pains
have been taken to obtain correct information
on this point, and the Board feels compelled to
notice an error of statement here. From In
ouirv among many Of the medical gentlemen OF
the citv. we learn that no where is clinical in
struction given in public hospitals b. other
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sorting In its place provision that whenever the
legal organization Of the Board Of Aldermen and
Common Council shall be delayed ON account Of any
contest In relation TO the election OF any member
thereof the Mayor shall be authorized 70 make tenn
porary appointments OF all subordinate omcers
whose appointment or election is authorised under
existing laws BY the Mayor and members OF SAID
boards, to continue until the legal organisation OIL
the Board Ia effected.
Report ON the Completion OF the Nineteenth
Section Of the Union Pacific Railroad.
The Secretary Of the Interior has submitted TO the
President report Of the Commissioners appointed
to examine the nineteenth section OF the Union Pa
ciflc Railroad dated Laramie City, June s, in which
they report that twenty miles OF said road, CON-
meDcinp at the five hundred and elghtieth and ter
minating at the six hundredth mile post west from
the initial point on the Missouri river ready for
present service, and completed and equipped
as o first class railroad, and that the tele-
graph line is completed for the same dis
lance. The report Is accepted by the President
and the Secretary Of the Interior, and Treasury is
directed to carry into effect the law requiring the
issue of bonds and patents for lands due on account
of said section.
Land Reports from Kansas.
Land ONCE reports show that a. 40 acres of public
lands were disposed Of during May at the local offices
at Humboldt and Topeka, in the State Of Kansas.
The greater part OF the lands were taken for actual
settlement and cultivation under the Homestead act
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Laura Watson, Mary Pries Ring Dove, Eliza Jane, Monte
xElArri"sds brs Hsvslocf tB, smith, New London
o on xsa G :sar; Hal. Be- M rs.
P:s s:si; SsSS
HYorS on cr,,ioe' va Tor Bah yacht nAicyon'
ESstIss June '-Arrvsa. .snr sophi. Wilson, nsrsr.
Cleared eh, schr Queen Of the South corson Boston.
Jason sswyer NYorf u iioo S ksiar DO SS Pinss.
NokF0LK, June s-clsarsd, schr Edna Harwood. Har-
iosh. Sailed, sehr = Bennett Boyce, Nyork.
NEW IsyEpfo,Rp June io-Arrysd sssrs Ihos Potter
am. sr;sy Phillips koaaoS.; Monitor RoSSn; NYori.
s s' june %
Barber olsnd for NYSrt SoPS N,s NYo.t war.asa:
for oi fS s0s ccui r,5a wGA
Lynn Rodondp Rondout for Salem; Anna Jacobs NYok
NokwicH, June IozAr.iyea .chrs Susanna, Perkins,
saisdschrs Ponder, JF Springer and Ezpedits Rack
ca;a Es 81, sRo Katie H Par
ss ss;ss a:s.s:
brig sS ssR Mary Rs..s Smith,
Lynn; zeya, Crowley Portand tyler, Tyler, Proyi.
TsTS %ss:s:
CAPE isI4So, NJ, June ilwsni i6tS, Ssrss Be-
i!
an Nc al o@ PSsdsss %
rasr Restless for Barbados Progress: for Dey,
IIwEs Del june s-rhs schr ontsra from zaza, left til.
vessels from Phadepha are At anchor IN the Roadss.d
schrs Eliza Rebecca, tor Salem Anna Barton for
So:soa ocean %avs isr f Paw Prescott We'll
Hs,stSn for Tsno1 Josiah wh.ehouss for Pors%cS:h
PORTLAND, June io~xrr.ved, bark Neversnk, Gibson,
sShr Ssy s;Nys Dnmor Bas
Gus Hunter ore do warren, warren, NYoik .'
ne schrs Joseph Cake
PROviNCEToWN, june l2-Anved, brig Jeanne Morsony
BGpsS s Ssf tor STfsr v.d ch. Henry Nay
ett and Nellie Benedict Ella Phiadelphia Fanny IA.
Msys
Hannah Wless Boat, dol Eo.@nna Barieyt Philips and
sh, Baker; Pointer, Nichos STAR Crowe and Harriet
Gardner, Hammond, NYork. -. 49, =,
sae
Maggie Cummings Morris: philadslpha Charger, Msnsn
Mary Kenyon, NYork :loop Emerald Norton, do
Phillips and Sarah A Faiconer, Wilson, Rondout.
Sailed schr Tinker Stanley, NYork
RICHMOND June lo-Arived schr jones' Dan New
RocKLAND, June .2-Arrived, schrs A Ames, Ames,;
hessy H9op Ha
Prince sailed 9th) 7th James Henry, Oliver EYork
aanass Hal
Whitney Piston 5us'aa syy,s %2rts
10Th nen N9oc
} s 1s1 ed sch; s1. wapsla sYor
TAHNToS June i0Arrived, schr Ida. Phillips, Newbnrg
WILMINGTON, NC. June lo-cleared, schr Matilda
i2th1Cleared steamer Mary Sanford, NYork
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DoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY -PRIzEs PAID TN GOLD
Wall street. N. Y.
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non-pAymtnr OF INTEREST ON VIRGINIA BONDS.

The announcement as TO the suspension Of interest
on virginia state bonds is officially made 10 the fol-
lowing terms:-
STATE OF VIRGINIA AUDITORS OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND June 8, 1s6s !
A. VANCE BROWN President First National Bank,
Richmond
DEAR sfR--In reply to your inquiry whether the in
terest on the State debt maturing the LIST OF July next
will be paid have TO say that ] see no prospect
whatever Of having balance In the treasury at that
time--such "a would justify the attempt to pay.
There are reasons for this opinion which II is not
necessary In this communication TO state. will only
add that feel the profoundes regret in making this
statement. ] am. very respectfully.
WIN. r. TAYLOR,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
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SHIPPING N E W s.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT or NEW YORK, JUNE II, lSss.


The once Of the Herald yachts ~ al whitehall slip
ID communication from owners and conssnees 70 the