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PresidebtiaI Nominations.
FORT Y FIRST C0NeREsS-FIrst Session
House of ReDrescnto,,v..

House OF Representative.
CJ,t nued from Third Edtsson.
The Speaker announced the committees a
Wsys and Means-Messrs. schenck. Hooror
Allison. Maynard, Kelley. Brooks, Orth. cCsr..
.-AppropIiations-Messr Dawes, Beamar
Kelley. Weshourn tWis.l Lawrence, Sarxent
Dickey, Niblack, and Beck
Banking end Ourrency-Messrs. Garfield
Iynch; judo, Ooourp, smith (VG), Packer.
Kesontions-Messrs. Butler MASS, por.u
worth, Beaman, Paine. Ward, Julian. Poian1
Whitemore. Beck. Wood. Woodward, and
On the Reorganization Of the Civil servics-
Messrs. H0tcnkiss, Jenckes, Armstrong, May
On the Ninth Census-Messrs Stokes. Gar.
neld, Banks, Allison, Lahto. Oullom, Wilkin.
son, Haldeman, and Sohumacker
On the Pacific observation-disclosures Wheelar
Buttinton, Lynch. Palmer, Roots, Van Trump,
On Claims-Messrs Washburn Mass Hotob-
Kiss, Kiss, Holmsn, sn1 Cobb. Stokes. Ea Dockery.
On Commerce-Messrs Dixon, O'Neiil. Iuper.
soil, Sawyer. Finkelnburg. Bennett, Conger,
On Public Lsnds-Messrs. Julian, Ketcham
Q9ws) Wilson Mimi ]: and McCormack. VI
Twitchell, Boyd. Tiver. Fitch. smith and
Mannfactures-Messrs. Morrell Pa, Anna.
Sawyer. Smith (Vt.). SeafOrd. Upson, Morrill,
(Me.). Cleveland ana Rice. v,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wilson (MaSS. }. LOuQa-
ridge, Fisher. Smith. Dyer. Benton, Cress, Ax-
tell, and Reeves.
Foreign Affairs-Messrs. Clark Vauhorn.
Shsnks, Taffe, Bailey, Deweese, Armstrong
Mupeen, and Trimb.e.
Military Affairs-Messrs Logan Cobb Meg.
icy. Packaro, Stougaton, Archer, Asper, Nor
on Militia Mess. shanks, und.). Clark.
Smyth Uowa).. Boles. Doney, Moore (Ohio)
Dlstiict OF lumbta-Me ssrs. Cook WaIker
Williams und.). GilnllaD, Boles, Hamilton.
Cowles. stone and Knott.
Judiciary-Mes Messrs bingham Dawes Rut,or
lMass), Cook. Peters. Mercur, Loughridge Eld.
rloge. and Kerr.
Revolutionary Claims-Messrs. Boyd. Am.
bier. Prosser SJoughton, WiLher Jones IN or
Negiey, Morrisey, and McNeily.
Public EXpenditures-Me Coburn Saw
yer. Wilson 4Onio) HAWKING, Knapp, DON
elIey. Jones IN. Z J. 9etz, and Hamill.
Private Land Claims-Messrs. Blair, O'NeilI
Dixen, Welkef, Maynard, Wasnburn (WIsi
Swami, Knott and Potter.
Naval Affslrs-Messrs. Scofield, Ferry Ste.
yens, Ketcham. McCrary, Hale, Archer, and
Haight.
Foreign Affairs-Messrs. Banks, Judd. Blair.
Wilkinson, Sheldon. Willard, Amber, Wood
and swarm.
Terri ories-Messrs. Cullom, Ward, Taffe.
Dyer, Pomeroy, Moore (Onio), Duval, Hamble.
ton and Cleveland.
Revolutionary PensIons-Messrs. Deweees,
Williams, Knapp. Cliff Ian. Winaus, Butler
Invalid Peusi0ns-Me Bepj amin, Benton
Wilson (Ohio), Hay Phelps, Bowen, Strick-
land, Bird and Sweeney.
Roads and Canals-Messrs. IngersOll. Ames
Cabb IN o., Smith tOhio). Prosser, McGrew ;,
Wells, and Wtncnester.
Mines and Mining-Messrs. Ferris, Sargent.
Hawkins. Strickland, Pomeroy, DuvaI, Roots,
Dickerson, and Briggs.
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The N. Y. OOmmtTcldt Advertiser OF Eaturday
p.iBts the followings-
Mr.. Smalley, the correspondent Of the hi
eune. who visited Madrid with strong prepos-
sections In favor OF Mr.. Hale, and who kne "
nothing before that time OF Mr.. Perry, the
Secretary OF Legation, writes q letter, in which
ne decidedly disapproves oi the further conunu-
anoe OF Mr.. Hale in the office he has held SO
many years. Mr.. Hale Is IN decay, aud such
syn pathies ae he has are not with the Spanish
Liberals. He has little influence with the pre-
sent, aud had none with the late, government
The editor OF the Euening Post, who speaks
adVtsedly, and from personal observation, refers
In the highest terms to Mr.. Perry's efficiency
and knowledge, pronouDces the charges against
HIM calumnious, and urges the Senate not to
confirm the new nomination for Secretary OF
LeeatOn without careful consideration OF the
matter,
Mr.. Hale has already written letter TO
New Hampshire member of Congress, IN Whlch
he begs for reappontment and attacks Mr.
Perry severely. He also assails Mr.. BE Ward.
These charges against Mr.. Perry had already
been commun icated to the State Department,
where they were considered and where Mr.
PPrfy's defense was held to be conclusive.
IL Mr.. Hale's wanton and malicious attack on
Mr.. Seward needed any reply or retutauoo IL
has II in the fact that Mr. Bryant ana Mr..
Smalley alike condemn the Spanish Minister
and raise his secretary. MIR. Halehas eurVived
his usefulness, and is already showing the
ouerHlousness of age. The public interest re-
guires the substitution OF a new man.
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FORREST.
He Has Some Extraordinary Views Re.
specting the Negroes.

speeding the Negroes.
Cor. ofthe Louisville urieT-JournaL.
NASHVILLE, March "a few days ago General
Forrest ana Majoc Minel Merrwether, engineer
Of the levees on the Misslsspo, were my com :
panlons part OF the way from New Orleans. As
we passed through beautiful tracts of country
lying waste, l asked General Forrest no " it
could ever he repopuated.
with negroee,n vas his reply; "they are the
best laborers we have ever had in the South.
Those among US behaved durlug the war In such
manner that shall always espect them for It,
and would not have one of mine back, nor
have them enslaved. Ii l could. My house ser
wants." Contlnued he, "are with me yet in Men,
phis, and never would leave me-"
But" said !, "you have had the name of
being hard on that 'peculiai'-"
at is not true, > said be, with energy; Il have
always telt kindly towards them, and al ways
treated them kindly. Even the Fort PILLOW
massacre was iuves .igated, aud the Federal
officers, 10 man, stated that 1 was not to
blame. The tort never hauled down the flag;
] cut it down with my own hands, and did ali
l could TO stop the firing" "But how, General
t ars sey you d@ 0 Scs with in
startling reply; 'they'll improve alter getting
here-are the most initiative creatures IN the
world; and if you put them IN squads of
ten, with one experienced leader in each squad,
they will soon revive our country. | want
Nor bmen to come in here, and would protect
any nan Who comes TO build up the country
with my lite; but they won't come; Europeans
WOnL cOHlti theu, shyS ieCs eot hlrlCHHs. by
pursuing liberal policy to them we can benefit
Them aud they us. The prisoners taken ia war
over there can oil be turned over to us, and
emipIate and be freedmen here. Il had au
interest" continued he 'in the Wanderer, and
we bought over 400; only SIX per cent. died
rbey we're very fond of grasshoppers and
bugs, but l taught tnem to eat cooked
me- at, and they were as good nigeers as any
ever han. When prejudice gets over, our Gov
ernn ent will foster this scheme; there is no
need of a war OF races. | want to see the whole
country prosper. It's my country and don't
intend to give 1t up rs long as can do any
thing to buildit up. am an Amer can, and from
the day surrendered nave been for the United
States.n
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THE FALLEN HOUSE.
COFOner's Inquest amen the Thraa r,oa,o
Taken from fan Rnirnn


This morning az eleven o'clock Deputy Ooro-
ner Fletcher held an investigation into inc
circumstances attending the deaf Ia Of Maroaret
kydd ana her two Children Tho nos an,i
Martha, whose dead bodies were takan genrc
tbe ruins OF tRllen house n Whites oourt at
Broad ana Shippen streets. The folio wing tes.
umony ives elicited:-- "0"
Theo. u. Terry sworn.-Live baotr NJ No 7ns
LOld s1eei; heard the crash OF the Tailiny
Dulld1ng; heafd q man calling for helm. veni
Tor assistance, and rescued the ms n Mr. X vdd.
tne mouse that fell was three stories in height
Dulll OF roCit n rock and nrick; heard the GRAFT,
aoonta quarter after three O'Clock In the morn.
q water course on three sides of ii: on tins
norm, south. and east sides; have heard tne
old LADY say that The house was daDoerous and
thatshe wanted to get out of It, ~"N
John Luiz, No. l4l4 Snippen street. tastIfie al
Heard ths crash. and Mr.. Kydd crying Ior
neip; went 10 the Harmony Eugine House an d
got some nremen to help me extricate the
Durle1 people; got Mr. Kvdd ont alive
Benjamin F. Wright sworn-AfE u bu ldIne
inspector; have not been aOIe 10 examines In I :
tne origin OF The accident, owing to the tact
tnat me Inooisn has not yet been cleared aw v:
Will make an Investigation. " -
John Gre he m sworn-I,ive M 7O9 I,oid G, ree,.
neard the crash; rushed 10 the scene: saw. Mr.
kydd with ratter across his mead: the back of
MS head was wedged In with a brick. 0ot Mr.
hydd out, end then discov cred the arm of hi =
SOD; mao heard Mrs Kydd say that sne thoug G
tne mouse was dangerous: had noticed that the
'front.' wall OF the houge had buleed in. the
nine inches thick.
James Orr sworp:-Live No 1l67 South TnIr-
teenlh street; painted the house before Mr.
wrong. 80
Inquest continued until Thursday next at
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMoBE, Al srcb lb-UoLLon quiet a. 2sH. Flour
dull sna lDaclive quote Howard street perfiue
tS 1906; do extra at % 1905 75; do. fam uy at
ira at S7@9 SO; do family st % 75iz Western super
fine at 5 On; do. extra at S6 1925; famls at
tsrl0 VIII ~ dui sales OF prime red at 9o@Dz Corn
nl: rime waite. S3GDS5c: ye low s6eSSc duh
at 6265c Rye dull $i406l 45. Pork firm at s32 5O
@ss Bacon sct'ye. with nn advancing tendency: RIO
sides l6sz0Dl7 clear l7s40DSc; shouldars iisIM
lbc: hams 20@2Ic, Lara fl N zoe Whisky 6rm;
sa es Al s5c.; som. are oldiDg OFF for an advance
sold at 2s1a g2s24c. Flour dun, and prices favor
buyers, bui are without decided change What
hrnsr but quiet; sal oil 1850 bushels No at <I43
Corn heavv; sales OF 600 busheis mixed at
9ed90hc. Oats duh Beet dull; new Mess sS6DiI s7E.
extra ~ ess si2@ Pork hea, " new mess sli. Lard
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
The House Committees Their An
n0uncement TO-day-Nomina-
ti0ns by the President.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dsspotoh TO The Evening Telegram.
The standing Committees

bhe eteuuhnH committees.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-Speaker Blaine has
just announced the standing committees of the
House. There are large rumber of changes
schenck remains at the head of the WAYS and
Means. Dawes is chairman of the Aopronrio-
ton Committee Garfield chairman of the Bank.
ing and Currency Committee. General Butler
Is chairman of the Reconstruction Committee
Washburn (Mass.) IS chairman OF the CIains
Committee. Dixon is chair nan OF the Com.
meroe Committee. General Farnsworth is chair.
man OF the Postal COMMITTEE. Banks ia chair.
man of the Foreign Affairs Committee; Bing-
nam OF the Judiciary Committee; and scoReld
OF the Naval Affairs Committee.
Dspdtchfo The associated Press
Presidential Nominations.
The President sent to the Senate to-day
number OF nominations, which by recent rule
OF that body cannot be opened by any one before
going iato Executive session. This rule was
ADOPTED to prevent confusion during the lecis.
lative proceedings.
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THE EUROPEAN MARRETS.


By Atlantic Cdote.
LONDON, March Is = Evening" for
money, 92S, and for account 93. 6-20s quiet
aud steady at 89B RAILWAYS steady; Erie, 263;
Illinois Central, 974; Atlantic and Great West-
ern, 82.
FRANKFoRT, March To- eos 875.
LIVERPOOL, March 10 Eveoing. - Cotton
closed Quiet and steady. Uplands 12@l2td.;
Orleaus l2l@Dl2Sd. Sales TO-DAY, 600 bales.
Spirits OF Petroleum, 7td refined do. duh.
LONDON, March 15-EVeDing.-Re6ued Petro-
leum, Is. Sad. Llnseed oil, 8Sl. Calcutta Linz
seed, COS.
ANTWERP, March l6.-PeIoleum easier at 66@
56Bf
GLASGOW, March Is. - Arrived, steamship
India from New York.
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FROM MAINE.
The City Governments of Augusta.

AUGUSTA, March 15.-Tne new city govern
ment was inaugurated to day. Mayor Titcomb's
address shows the city debt to be 1896, 600, Of
which amount $25O.OOO is a contribution of the
city to the development of the water power i'm
provement, on which satisfactory progress has
been made. The Mayor Endorses the prohibitory
liquor law. an i urges the enforcement of all
laws and strict economy.
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A DefauIting Treasurer.

LOWELL, Mass, March 15.-McAlviD, the new
City Treasurer, has been worn INTO office, and
made demand on the late Treasurer, Garrish,
for the moneys, books, accounta, etc. Garrish
as to money, he replied: III am unable to
give you money; haven't it; it is goue." He
was arrested and lodged in Jail. The deficit
thus far is S32 929.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
THE CITY FINANCES.

Important Statistics from the Annual
Report of the Controller for the Year
1885,
the complete report of Joseph r. Lyndall,
Eeo the late controller of the city, has been
printed In pamphlet form. Extracts from IL
were published at the time 1t was submitted to
Councils but tbe ey were Incomplete and in
the following tables. all Of them of interest to
our citizens. The
Revenues OF 1868 and the Estimated
Revenues of 1876
are set forth in the following table,
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Ruieitie-Firp.

Troy, March 15.-Marcus Eldrdge, a promi-
nent citizen, committed suicide last evening, by
cutting his throat with razor. during a ut of
mental arrangement He was 6fty-eight years
of ace.
The residence of Daniel e. Paris was partially
destroyed by 6re this m m"rning. Loss on build
INC and furniture about $4,000,
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Fatal Accident.

ROCHESTER,, March I5.-Allison Smith. of
Spencerport was almost Instantly killed yester-
day afternoon, while entering the Congrega-
tonal church Ill that village, at the head OF a
funeral procession. Toe lrap door of the oelfrv
OF the church was taken iron It's fastenings by
the wind and hurled 10 IN his head,
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AN OWNER WANTED.-An owner is wanted,
at the station, Front ana Noble streets for a
yawl-boat, which was picked up In Della
ware bay. She Is IL feet long, and is painted
black on side and yellow inside. On her stern
Is the name "Intus.n
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STILL IN OFFICE.-Collector Cake was still In
possession OF the CustC IN House thls morning
He has as yet received no official co N mu MICA
tion from the dc partment at Washington TO
turn over the Custom House to DR. Marks n or
hes the last-named gentleman presented him.
ael
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RESCUED FROM DROwNING.- Bradley,
aged fourteen months. fell into tuo OF water
on Saturday at n house ON Adams street,
FTanklord, His cries attracted the attention
S Si nls nother, who rescued her darling from
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LEWISTON, Me, March l5.-Heavy snow on
the roof OF the Conerega Ional Church at Will.
ton caused is to give way this morning, en-
ti"ely levelliUg the building, and destroying the
organ ard furniture. The library alone was
unolstuI ped.
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EDITION
WASHINGTON.
The Tenure.Of.0f Office Act-Its Pro
bable Suspension Senate
Officers-A Caucus of
the Pennsylvania
Delegation.
FROM WASHING TON.
Special Despatch to The Eueafng Telegraph.
Callers at the white House


Callers st the white House.
WASHINGTON, March l5.-As usual, there was
Iaree Dumoer OF callers AZ the White House
this morning, ana also at the Departments.
The Tenure Of-Omce Act
A member Of the judiciary Committee In
formed the President this morning that thew
had agreed to report in favor Of suspending the
Tenure of Office act and he thought the Senate
would pass it. At this the President seemed
much pleased.
TheSenate Omcers.
The Republicans of the Senate held a caucus
this morning, for the purpose of nominating
othctrs. Combinations were formed By which
). X. Finch, formerly member OF the House
from North Carolina, was nopiuated for Ser
geant'at- Arms, In the place of G. T. Brown: j. Al.
Morris OF South Carolina, formerly of Conuec.
ticut, was nominated for Executive Clerk. in
the place of De Witt c. Clark; A. M. Clamp, editor
fthe Buffalo Express, was nominated as public
printer, in the place OF j. d. Defrees.
The Committee on Elections
organized this morning and proceeded to take
up ''prma facie" cases. among them that of
John Covode, from Pennsylvania. They will
meet daily, so as to get through with the leading
eases before the close of the session.
The PennsylvaniR Delegation Caucus
The Pennsylvania delegation did not meet in
caucus this morning. as expected, owing to
the fact that Senators Scott and Cameron could
not be present, being in attendance at the
Senate caucus. The caucus will meet this
evening. N
Caucus Nominations.
Despatch to the associated Press
The Senate Republican caucus has nominated
the following ofhcers:-Jobn K. Finch, to be
sergeant at Arms; John NJ. Morris, of Con-
pechcut, 10 be Executive CLERK; aud A. n
Clspp, OF Buffalo, N. Y, 70 be Public Printer.
These nominations are intended 10 supersceJe
respectively George I. Brown. De witt Clinton
the latter is editor of the Buffalo cypress.
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Obituary.

NEW YORK. March l5.- Stephen D. Clark,
formerly connec ed with the New York Express,
died at Genoa, Italy, yesterday.
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The BOARD OF SURvRYs.-The regular stated
meeting of the Board OF Surveys OF the city was
he Id a IL me rning.
A feet inch sewer was ordered to b, con
snuctt on Csllowbtll street, between TWENTY.
IouLIh and Twenty.fifth streets; a 10 inch pipe
on FIN stree between Columbia aven q and
OxIoro street and three feet Sc wer on Thirty
Hamilton street. $500
The Chief Engineer presented the plan of the
MIL Cree sewer for exam n aIion
The Board then went In O an examination of
the diffe ent formu fe used in the countrv ana
IN IN Eu rope 70 ASCERTAIN the capacity requisite
ditiOi OF he district TO be drained 'o"
Mary letters of interest In reply to ipouIries
made by the Chirf Engineer Mr.. X neass noon
Ine supJect OF drainage, were read showing thaI
mucn care ana attention had been bestowad
upon the question of sewage for the city Ad
jour ned. ' Au
koBBERY.-On Friday night last an uuoccu-
pied house on Fif cent h street, below FedarsI
was entered by thieves aud robbed of ali The
lead pipe that was visible. ~
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stock Quotations by relegraph-aIa =. NJ
ing, DAVIS q 90. report through their

The police of an 0nio town offer to wake
up citizens, If they Wish, at any time in the
night.
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CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

constable Interfered Wtth-SteaIine.
CaTpenters' Tools - Prevented from
Going gOverbOard-1heft OF Lumber
Fight In Tavern Dist urbing Cttt-
zens-A Coal Thtef-Fast Driying-A
TtlI-Tapper.
ON Friday afternoon Constable William
Myers, of the Twelfth ward, proceeded
TO Germantown for the purpose Of sell
Ing out the stock OF a tavern on
Anticipating trouble ne called at the station
ano had two men detailed to accompany him.
The sale was commenced, when the irish men
inside attacked Joseph Axford, the auctioneer.
and beat him badly. The police iuterfered and
arrested Patrick Haviland for committing the
assault on Mr.. Axford. and John Keenan,, the
proprietor, for breach of the peace Alder.
man Thomas committed them both for trial.
noon for the larceny OF u lot of carpenters'
tools from o row OF new buildings on Main
street, Germantown. He Will have hearing
this aft ernoon at The Central Station.
John McVeigh and Captain Richardson
were intercepted during last night. while
walking down the docks into the Delaware
John Delaney, residing in Pottstown, was
taken into custody on Saturday for stealing
o lot OF lumber from house at Fifteenth aud
in $500 bail for trial.
occurred in the Union House, on Fifth street.
below Callowhill. Daring the afray one
Charles Waterman was severely cut In the
arm. The perpeJrator escaped. Waterman
was removed to mis- residence in the vicinity.
William Walker, aged seventeen years,
with several other boys. engaged a carriage at
Vansciver's stables, on New Market street,
below Laurel. They returned last light with
the carriage broken and the horse In a very
bad condition. AS Walker had handled the
reins he was escorted before Alderman Toland
and bound over for malicious mischief.
james NeH WAS int OK icated yesterday after
noon in the neighborhood OF st. Joln ami
Wood streets. He was raising q dis III bance
and being demonstrated with, pitched into q
citizen. A policeman came up and arrested
Nef, who was held by Alderman Toland for
trial
William Sayles is the name or an individual
who was arrested yesterday for stealing coal
from cars on the Germantown Railroad. on
Ninth street, near Colum ola avenue. Alder
man Hood sent him TO prison.
Patrick Farrell was Overhauled on Saturday
at Eleventh street and Girard avenue, while
attempting to steal bundle of clothes from
man named Hubbard. He was committed by
Aide man Hood.
John g. Smith was driving rapidly yester-
day afternoon, on b road street, near Master.
He was stopped and taken before Alderma an
Hood who posed the usual fine.
John Geholt went into q tavern yesterday,
at Gre sson and Mechanic streets, manayank,
and during the temporary absence of the pro-
prietor relieve the till OF about 81. He ran out
OF tb place, but was captured aud held to bail
by Alderman Kamsdale TO answer the charge at
court,
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VXTEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED I'M
wv Ehe newest and best manner. ~
LOUIS DREKA, stAtloner ana RnREaveF
Me- lQSS OHE6NuT Street
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In the following table are given the receipts,
expenditures, g, and balances OF the several sink
Ing funds for the year 1865