Herewith is transmitted a report, made in obedience to a resolution of the Honorable the Senate of the 11th instant.

I have the honor to be,
With great respect,

Your ob't. serv't.

PHILIP PHELPS.

Acting Comptroller.

[Senate, No. 19.]

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REPORT, &c.

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.

In obedience to a resolution of the Honorable Senate in the following words,

In Senate, Jan. 11th, 1833.

"Resolved, That the Acting Comptroller do report to the Senate the whole amount of the moneys paid by the banks respectively to the Bank Fund, together with the amount of the sums which may have been already received into the treasury on account of income thereon, and the total sums which have been paid for salaries to the Bank Commissioners, from the passage of the law in 1829, to the present time,"

The Acting Comptroller respectfully reports:

That the annexed statement exhibits in an alphabetical arrangement of the counties, the names of the several banks which have contributed to the Bank Fund, the amount of the capital upon which, and the respective periods for which such contributions have been made.

It will be perceived from this statement that $178,974.97, has been paid into the treasury for account of this fund since the passage of the law instituting the same.

The sums which have been received into the treasury on account of income, amount to $1,707.21.

The total sums which have been paid for salaries to the Bank Commissioners, are as follows: