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From Alexander Hamilton to the President and Directors of the Bank of New York, 26 May 1790

To the President and Directors
of the Bank of New York1

Treasury Department May 26th 1790.

Gentlemen

Inclosed is a copy of a Letter lately Sent to the several Collectors of the Customs2 therein mentioned.

I presume the object of it will be agreeable to you, as it will be serviceable to the institution under your direction. I am to request that you will direct your cashier to give duplicate receipts for Such Sum deposited, expressive of its being on account of the united States.

The monies deposited are to be carried to the account of the Treasurer of the united States, and are to be paid upon his drafts as they Shall be presented.

It will be necessary for my government that I should have a weekly return from the Bank of the receipts & payments on account of the united States. This I trust will not appear a matter of inconvenience.

I have the honor to be Gentlemen   Your obedt Servt

A Hamilton
Secy of the Treasy

The President, Directors & Company of the Bank of New York

LS, Bank of New York, New York City.

1Isaac Roosevelt was president of the Bank of New York.

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