60

TABLE No. 4.

Receipts into the Treasury in the year ending September 30th,
1867, from Auctioneers Licenses and Auction Duties.

FROM WHOM RECEIVED.	Auctioneers' Licenses.	Auction Duties.	TOTAL.
Jacob Hoff,...........................................	50 00		50 00
William Hamilton,......................	450 00	101 47	551 47
Lewis Clark..........................................	450 00	137 01	587 07
Edwin L. Thomas,......................	450 00	1 33	451 33
Francis W. Bennett,.....................	750 00	5,528 45	6,278 45
Samuel J. So per,.......................	450 00	912 76	1,362 76
Chas. C. Gibson,........................	450 00	942 52	1,392 52
Thomas E. Parlett,......................	50 00	238 22	288 22
Joseph Taylor,..........................	50 00	50 41	100 41
Thomas dreamer,.......................	450 00	483 68	933 68
S. H. Gover,...........................	450 00	547 51	997 51
James R. Chance...........	450 00		450 00
William Rex,.........................	450 00	2,742 24	3,192 24
I. A. C. Joningham, ...............................	450 00		450 00
J. B. Cannon,..........................		300 62	300 62
	$5,400 00	$11,986 28	$17,386 28

TABLE No. 5.

Receipts into the Treasury in the year ending September 30th,
1867, on the several Accounts herein named.

FROM WHOM RECEIVED.	TOTAL.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, for one-fifth of the Re- ceipts from Passengers on the Washington Branch, .......... Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, for interest on Dividend	$204,821 28
Bond No. 141..........................................	300 00
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, for interest on Sterling
Bonds and Bonds converted, ...........................	180,000 00
Northern Central Railway Company for annuity...........	90,000 00
Susquehanna and Tide Water Canal Companies, for interest,.....	60,000 00
	$535,121 28