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Proposed Reunion Of Presbyterian
Assemblies.

ST. LorIS, May 26.-rhe subject OF the
reunion Of the Old and New school
Churches was reported upon in the Old
school Assembly to-day. The plan sns-
gcsted is tor the appointment of Il commit
tee of nine ministers and six elders 10 meet
"A similar committee OF the New school
Assembly, who, after consultation, II they
deem reunion desirable or practicable, are
To report measures for its accomplishment
To the next General Assembly. a motion
by Dr.. Van Dyke, that Conference As
scmbly be invited to join in the union, was
laid on the table. The report OF the com
mttce was adopted by large majority.
\ series Of patriotic resolutions on the
state of the country were passed by the
New School Assembly to-day.
The Old School Assembly will take an
excursion to Pilot Knob tomorrow.
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OUTRAGE IN SOUTHWEST VIRGlNIA.-A
party OF eight men visited the residence OF
Colonel Joel Fleenor, in Scott county, Va,
a few nights since, and attempted to get the
Colonel out of his house, but he having
heard something of the proposed plan, had
secured the services of several fricnda, who,
being armed, staid with him that night.
Upon Colonel Fleenor refusing to go out,
the rutiians placed fence-rails around his
house and fired them, hoping to burn the
building, and in that way get the Colonel.
A sharp skirmish cnsued, in which some
seven shots were fired on each side, when
the scoundrels retreated. We learn that
two of them have been arrested, and are
now on trial in Scott county before justices
of the peace. We have neither learned
the names Of the party nor the object Of
their attack, Bristol Gazette, 2lst.
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Destructive Fire I'm Oil City-LOss.
$1,000. 900.

On CRY, May 27.-lIalf of the business
portion of this city is in ashes, including
Scvcnty-iivc stores, eight hotels, forty
dwcllings-houscs, churches, and a seminal
nv. Loss, 81 100000.
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The Fenian Funds-shipment OF Gold.

New YORK, May 26.-From January to
the time of the PASSPORT faSCo, $3.50, 900
were received by OMahoney, of which
$4,000 were sent to Ireland. The remain
ing $780, 900 have been spent here.
The export of gold to Europe to-day
amounted TO s6,000,O 900.
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Brazil opens the Coastwise Trade to
all Nations.

WAsHINGToN, May 27.-Thc State De
partmcnt has received information that the
Brazilian Government has resolved to open
the coaStwise trade to the ships of all ma
tionS.
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WASHINGTON, May 2G.-The House de-
bated the Tax bin at great length, ana
ncarly concluded its consideration. In ds-
cussing the question Of the appointments OF
a special commissioner of revenue, Mr.
Stevens moved an amendment providing for
the election of that officer by Congress IN
stead Of being appointed by the Secretary
Of the Treasury. He made q violent on
slaught upon Mr.. McCulloch because that
officer had said he would not appoint any
opponent of the Presidents policy to the
office. Stevens denounced McCulloch as
the recreant tool Of a rccrcant President.
A sharp discussion cnsued, and without
action on the amendment the House adj
journed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-In the House
Yesterday, after Mr.. Stevens closed his
speech in reference to the Secretary OF
the Treasury, Mr.. Hale Republican, re-
proved Stevens, and showed that Congress
had no such power of appointment as he
proposed to exercise. Mr.. Delano IKE
publcan) defended the Secretary, who
was not, he said, a slave, and thus pre-
vented from speaking his sentiments.
Dare he not have an opinion of his own
Must we all square our opinions by regn-
lar line, at the dictation of one individual
Just such acts rs Stevens's were creating a
very bad sentiment throughout the coun-
try. Mr.. Stevens, thus discounted, with
drew his amendment, promising to renew
it Monday.
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FLOATING POLICIES,

The mode of insurance by Floating Policies
strongly commends itself to merchants and others.
Policies are issued 10 cover merchandise in all or
any of the brick warehouses in the city.
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New YORK, May 27.-Thc total ship
mcnts of specie for the week amount to
eleven millions of dollars. This is the
largest in the history of the port for one
week
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WASHINGTON, May Pet is stated that
the Senatorial caucus had failed to agree.
The constitutional amendment as reported
from the committee is considered practi-
cally dead.
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Health Of New Y0rk-t:eneral Robert
Anderson Ill.

NEW YORK, May 27.-The city is remark
ably healthy. All fears of the cholera
seem to have abatcd. General Robert An
dcrson is seriously i'll here.
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4 Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted I'm
The Case OF n Fcnian Prisoner.

TORONTO, May IA writ of hdbeaS cor
p,ts has been granted in the case of Fee
Man prisoner, and made returnablc next
week.
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Arrival Of Nr. Dayis's Counsel at For
fresS Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 27.- McSsrS.
O'Conncr and Shea, DaviS's counsel, ar
rived here to-day.
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New YORK, May 27.-Thc steamship
CITY of Boston has arrived from Liverpool
with dates to the 18th instant.
GENERAL NEWS.
The war question is unchanged, though
the chances of an European Congress are
improving. More failures are reported.
In both Houses of the British Parlia-
mcnt the bombardmcnt of Valparaiso has
been noticed in terms of Indignation, but
the neutral attitude Of the British Admi-
raj was defended and fully endorsed by the
Government. The English press and peo-
pie loudly denounce the act of Spain. An
indignation meeting at Liverpool adopted
strong resolutions expressing gratitude for
the exertions of Commodore Rogers, United
States navy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-28
LIFE POLICIES.
EIFE INSURANCE EFFECTED WITH OR WITH
OUT THE

EIFE INSURANCE EFFECTED WITH OR WITH
OUT THE
GUARANTEED BONUS, AND ANNUITIEs
GRANTED ON MOST FAyoRA-
BILE TERMS.
DIRECTORS ~ NEW YORK.
+. CALLENEr, ESQ, Chairman.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, JR., ESQ.
L. NJ. ARCHIBALD, Esq, II. d. NJ. Consul.
HENRY GRINNELL, ESQ.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON. JR., Esq.
F. SANDERSON, Esq.
ALFRED PELL, ESQ, Resident Secretary
The great resources of this Company, and the
high character Of its Directors, together with the
PERSONAL liability of its shareholders, ent!tle i
to great confidence.
DAVENPORT Il CO., General Agents.
Office, over National Exchange Bank,
MAIN STREET.
my 26-2w
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE.

DWELLINGS. STORES, AND OTHER BUILDINGS
ARE INSURED FOREVER
ON THE PAYMENT OF TEN ANNUAL PRE-
NUNS.
The policy may be cancelled after the lapse Of any
number of years and the whole premium returned
unless the policy has been less than five years in
force, when five per cent. only of the premium
will be retained by the Company.
PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN OTHERS.
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VIRGINIA S r A T f INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN L. BACON, President.
THOMAS w. MCCANCE, Vice President.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS R. PRICE, JAMES ALFRED JONES,
WELLINGTON GoDDIS, THOMAS w. McCAyCE,
JOIN l.. BACON, ROBERT A. LANCASTER
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, in
the city country insured against loss or damage
by fire on the most liberal terms.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
ONCE, los Main street, over Mitchell Tyler's,
Richmond, Va. ap2--ts
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MARKETS.

Cotton is reported weak. The sales of
two days, $4,000 bales. Middling uplands
quoted at l3@l31ad. Consols closed at
s6zsGs7A; United States fve-twenties,
6531G66.
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WIN. REYNOLDS 4 co.
STANTON, January 8, 1885
w. HiUiHa Rsnaohis, Louisd county, "a:

Dear Sir,--The undersigned, citizens OF Augusta
county, Va, desire tn express to you their deep
al the loss sustained by the people Of this Sec
ton If the state in the death OF your brother, DR..
Taliaferro Renn"ids, who resided In our midst for
many years and whose great skill a. physician
had given him an acknowledged eminencs among
the professional men OF the country. The cele.
brated "Rannolds Pill" so universally rscog.
nizsd ~ invaluable on account Of It's wonderful
curative properties, the result Of that scientific
skill and learning which distinguished him, and
which has rendered him 50 great public benslac.
this great remedial agent should not be lost TO the
world Weare informed IN at some years since your
brother furnished you with the recipe, for use In
your family and neigh borhood and that this ID the
only copy or said recipe which Is now available.
We therefore, in the name of humanity, appeal TO
you To make publication OF tito the world, which
we feel confident you will not object to do II you
still have j! in your possession.
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{BRASCH oFFICE.)
T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL, IN GOLD, 0vER............sls,oo 900, 900
INVESTED IN UNITED STATES, OVER 1900 900
YEARLY REVENUE UPWARDS o.. 5000, 200
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INSURANCE.
LIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY or
VIRGINIA,
CHARTERED PsBRrARr, 1896;
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 100000;
INVESTED CAPITAL, 500, 600;
FIRE AND MARINE POLICIES.
All the benefits which result to property and trade
from deposit of premiums witha
HOME INSTITUTION OF UyDoUBTED SAFETY
AND ABILITY
will be realized by insuring with this company.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
D. j. HARTsooK, President
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
B. c. wHERRY, JS., Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY.
D. J. HARTS0OK, A. Y. STOKES,
JOHN ENDERs, JOHN C. WILLIAMS,
w. B. IsAACs, DAVID CURRIE,
JOSEPH F. POWELL, w. q. PAINE,
d. Won GROOMING, w G. TAYLOR,
GEORGE s. PALMER, SAMUEL C. TARDY.
OFFICE IN RICHMOND,
ON MAIN STREET, NEAR THIRTEENTH,
over United States Telegraph Office.
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4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM.
N ers In the Richmond and Livsrposi rSe excl
Nav at IL o. clock. N, at the oecs Of Davenport
Co., over the National Exohanxe Bsnk TIE IKE.
aia., dollars hare p sSss'es Cow II szS q
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POLICIES ISSUED IN CURRENCY, GOLD, OR
STERLING.
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STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE
FOR ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE
COMPANY.
ALL CLAIMS

ALL CLAIMS
PAID ON PROOF OF Loss, WITHOUT DE-
DUCTION OF INTEREST.
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NOTICE.-Having finished my dis
IN trict. would respectfully call the attention Of
list properly oiled out. can DO found daily At
the once OF the Richlnond Savings Bank and lnsu-
rance Company. under the American Telegraph
tween the hours Of and o'clock.
T. B. STARKB,
Assistant Commissioner Reyenus..
nv % ~ Third District.
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| learn from the very best authority at
Richmond that two gentlemen, long resi-
dents of that city, who were on the grand
iury which found true bill against Jefier-
SON Davis, have already been so marked
and made the object OF persecution in
their social and business relations that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-28

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT. BONDS DEP0-
sITED WITH STATE TREASURER,
in compliance with recent
ACT OF THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-28

The following il an extract 81 letter from Dr. +:
T. stribliag, the distinguished superintendent OF
the Western Lunatic Asylum, at staunton, TO Mr.
Rennolds
AZ aa h,oabIe member NJ my l'rclessfon, and a
friend 10 he aFicted eoeryphtre, respscnuHy
mite ia the rs9n,a that has been made by others,
f!,nt Y0u niH Publish IL tn the D0rld."
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Although have not had occasion to use the pills
which were prepared by the late DR.. Rsnnolds,
am satisfied from what have heard from gsntle-
men Who have used them, that they are valuable
medicine and therefore cordially unite In the re-
quest for the publication Of the recipe.
ALEXANDER II. II. SruAar,
Januarys 1866 stanton, Va.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND, May &c, 1866.
No change in stocks in this city, and
the gold market maintains its usual rcla-
ton TO that Of New York.
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A POINT TO BE SETTLED.

The following case has been submitted
to the Commissioner of the Freedmen
Bureau for his opinion thereon: John Dor
sey, colored, bought his daughter, Sarah
Ann, from her master, Henry Saunders, OF
Leesburg, Va, in the year 1860, for whom
he agreed to pay the sum of $3.50. Mr..
Amos Hughes went his security for the
payment of the money. Mr.. Dorsey has
paid $3.50 of. the purchase money, and
the remaining 5000 are in the hands OF his
security. Saunders demands the balance,
but Dorsey does not wish to pay it, think
ing it unfair that he should now be obliged
10 nav for the freedom of his daughter
The Commissioner replied that, in his
opinion, the 5000 balance referred to should
not be paid by Mr.. Dorsey, but that the
case seemed to involve points that should
be settled by the proper judicial tribunals
Star
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am. gentlemen, very 5esPeetialI;y, ySaS,t NO

Icertify that myself and family have been In Tie
habit of using Dr. r. Remedies Hepatic Pills ior
long time, and have never bad any occasion even
NH the purposes of a family pill. could say
great deal In their favor, but take IL Tor granted
that what | have said will induce others 20 "
them and, III 80, their experience, .nppI
will accord with mine. -. .uAnD10'
STAusroH January 5, 1850.
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THE TOBACCO TAX.

The tobacco tax having been fixed ii
committee of the whole on the al r0loreH
principle, il is creating much dissatisfaction
among the heavy manufacturers III the east
who make expensive brands of cigars and
pay a heavy tax, while the western and
cheap manufacturers pay very light one
Another effort will he made to have the
tax changed when the bill comes from the
committee to the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

o, o,e ,nooh activity IN Indian Corn and froviso<
49,. liter has improved and the former nag oetiDe< put
sbtIv Notwithstanding the very large etVas nn decline
IN soJ Cotton and Petroleum have SOLD Tess ara nave
SHFs-Ihere has been good inquiry for Pos and prices
rrroyed closing firm at Sc 37I Pearls 70 and nom
inal nj sl60sl7. In,
BEESwAX-The iKqniry Is moderate and the ms'ke'
steady AT 40 pile for Yellow Western and Southern
CANDLES--Adamantin1a are In moderate demand ~
market is firm al 22d2ie. Spern and Patent are ,,cr
ve-quoe At lOd42c for Sic foer and 0d5ac Tor rd
CBMENT-A good demsad prevails Tor hose'u''"
prices firm at sl7J A., .o.n mod.
COPPER-The nquirs for American Ingot hss 9 New
erntA aud the rgrket Is better closing firm at GSi Ia,
Sheathng yellow Metal rIn ana IN an sSvanoe
40 for the former aud $50. for the latter WHICH "
from the date Of our last. ,,..,,,ed fo- FOREIGN
COAL-The market IL inactive, and is nnset - 20,
THE in regard TO action Of
ence 10 the increase Of duty and prices IN tee 49, =,
are entirely nominal Domestic has been az b' ~, h -
FIJI prices obtained the recent AUCTION s"'e' LUG
from the ward is moderate o,oro,o h,,, NJ, lars cen.
40 y 80 ,eadv and we still quote at So 3sc. for Mddnc
Tulauds and do. New Orleans sales u ie" nunuI0"
bales. ..,r - -. 49, 80 ,o,os ~ al
se aba nominal quotations rs flows: Rio IL. lge
, e I7alc. for goods - dl5c. Tor fair 41 lstc lor
-5rsrv and 5d 7c for fair 10 good carcOes Java 24G
OIL Native CeyOn 20Q22c MaTacaibo l1Gl9tc isRuaIa
I7aiae and ST Domingo l6a TO-. all net cashda pl1
The stock Of Rio made by Messrs Wm Scott sons
~ $50 bags including 1890 in New0reans 2'gD ID sio
bile "a GOO in Baltimore 800 in Philadelphia ana lSe'o az
this rOrt. ., =,
DYEWOODS ore generally dull hut occ lsionally afeT
sales could be made at about previous prices We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

REMARKS ABOUT BFEF CATTLE .
The total number this week J7i3 bead conf ares win
6044 head last with 2S mead Dor week
last year. and with 5i4 FOR the corresponding week one cur
ago.
The number sold yesterday and to-day at tbs prncnL mar
ket 40 head with 1000 head last week AM, WIN
900 head the average per week last year. and with J6es
head. at market one year
TiJR OPENING. OR PRINCIPAL DAY, oP THE MARRkT.
Ifonday July 2.-This is "bue Monday" amons
the ,vttle droVers rather among those who buy Of
droyerOn the way to market. IN expectation u making
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
eTArE OF NEw YORK BANK DkPAarnpSr, 1
AIaANN u llHE

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
~ Of 1855 1865 the circulating
National the City York
ing association located City will be
Superintendent Of the Banking Department pesenA
ton the Niieas Commercial Bank In the City OF Albany for
years thu hereof. and not thereafter.
The ousnding circulating Of the sad bank be pre-
senteJ Aforesaid within years nom the date hereof and al
which shall b. and payment within
tho tim. specified to be charge the fund in the
hands OF tho Superintendent for that purpose.
Ap. - law.6n q. w. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

LATHS are In good demand. and prices well
sales OF Essten at a. though We learn Of sales at 50 rs
LEADTbe inquiry for Pig has been fair bat the market
quite unsettled prices have advanced and Glaze firm
ae7 80 gold for spansb German Refined AID Elgsh Bar
IA hrm at sll 80. an Sheet and Pipe at sIl a.
LlME-Rockland hrm and in good demand. n o. 30 for
Common and O. 10 fol Lump
BoLASsES-rhe market is dun and prices rather favor
the buyer We quote at about 350i5e for Centrifugal Cuba
for Porto Rico aud 500 o. NJ for New Orloans
NAVAL Sr0RES-Spirfs Tnrpenne under large or.
rivals and far stock bAs 6ecped and only moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
eIOCK or HAND July ].
1863.
L. IN

.GRAIN-In Spring Wheat have had very quiet
market and sellers being wide apart In their views
choice qualities OF No. and Amber MuR aukee indeed
holders demand advance but inferior and
cannon grades offered freely ats 0l0c y bush be-
the this week; mlers badly In want OF
seek but holding back In anticipation OF large receipts In
the break In the canal repaired Winter Wbest
he's Been very dull but prices show change today Gu
day quiet dealers generally being vide
the large arrivals OF Flour induce iers
70 hold off prices entirely nomina the accounts from
the West regard the growing Of Spring very
favorable sales Of 400 bush Old No Milwaukee Club nj
o. a6 ana bush New No. do ct 81 IS; notice the
rs arrival New Wheat from St. Lops offered by Aessrs
s. c. Paxson Son Co. the quality very handsome
indeed Barley 10 eat Of season. and prices are
norainal Barley Mat is dull and Nominal Rye
IL dr and prices the buyer sales o. 900 bush
common Western at 81 o. Oats are IN good demand more
plenty and suite heavy at decne sales OF $500 BUSH at
5O for Chicago and x for choice Iowa In Indiana Corn
had very unsettled and irregular market prices
haze daily fucnsied and have declined in consequence OF
very heavy arrivals and advance feigs Today there
good business and with less receipt prices advanced
s2c per bush the inquiry the home trade And export
closing aniet but steady ss!s OF $4,000 bus at sdsoc
for UDsoQnd, aud s7ae9c for New Mixed Western
HAY-Jhe inquiry is good for shipping and the trade and
with limited arrivals prices improved and tend upward
sae Of shipping f5670c for email LOTS 90a9So per e0D
HOPs-The inquiry for home consumption continues good.
and With small supply on hand prices are firm We quote at
from 10, 4Gc and 7Oc. ss TO gIogfb and quality.
INDIG0-The business Ia extremely limited. and prices
nominal.
IRON-The demand for Scotch Pig has been fair ebe
market hrm American Pig also rules firm. with COED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

STEARIS-Tbe demand hiss proved moderate. and tho
market IL shade and quiet at the close sales Of 5000
n at l9a &c for Fair 10 Prime White. and l0l2ic for
Grease
TEAs-The business IN both Green and Black Tea has
been entirely retail character and prices nominal
TOBACCO-The inquiry for Kentucky has been only mod
crate prices have material change 20 notes We
quote IN coin hs follows Light Leaf Lug fd5c. Common
saGc Medium edsic; Good, 9. dllic. Fine gate. and
Selections l5al6c; Heavy Western and Clsrksyie Iug'
safe; Common 7dsc,, Medium. sQllc; Good. l4sl3oi
Fine i6al7c and Selections l d2O Seed Leaf has been
moderately active. chiefly in small los without change OF
importance In figures. We quote nomlnally As follows
Connecticut Fers loci DO Binders l29l6c do. wrap
pers 2Oa5Oc.; New-York Filters and Bindsrs +idG.c
do Wrappers sQ2Oc Pennsy ysnia and Ohio PLIERS And
hinder. 3Ia gc and do. Wrappers PC Manufactured
steady but the business confined 10 sma obbng
TIN-The inquiry for Pig been fair and the market
ruled quite firm ruled quite firm. with fair busi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
Receipts Of Produce.

July SD 5i6 bbl Flour oe bbs whisky 425 bbls Corn
Meal 90 sacks Corn Meal 1924 bush Wheat III GOT BUSH
Corn 40 bush Oats 1863 bush. Rye l33 bush. Malt
900 bush Barley 80 pka Ashes +os bblr Pork l.3 pkgs
Lard 20 kegs Lard, 4. 500 bbls. Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
stats Oy Nsw.YonK, BANK DErAnr.xsr,
STATE OF NKw. FORK BANK DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY Apnl - 1866. !
NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN nnrsnant 10 Chan

~ 100 Laws OF 1859 and 40 Laws Of 1862 that the cIRCu
LATINO MITES issued the EAST RIVER BANK Of the CITY
ofNEW York; beLsng association located the City Of New
Yok-i be kEDEEhED by the superintendent Of the
Banking Department the National
the City Albany for from the date hereof and
not thereafter
outstanding circulating Of the said bank be PIE
aorrsad within the date hereof and
which hs be redemption
specified will be charge upon
in hands Of the Superintendent, for tina, purpose
Ap2J-lsw emo. q. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

business was closing heavy Caie urpentnc with
out chsns ana Unchanged % n nj bst seady We
quote: -, - q.
Tar Washington End NewbeTr y pU- - az -
Pitch Civ, w. 3o2id ~''
kosin Sonlmon. 60 70 M "a "a
Resin, Strained and No. 20n yd).--.4 ~ 10 W % w
Rosin, No and pae aud Whlie ....---,- o ~ - ~
Spirits Iurnentipe AIN. ~ Ehi Hr~
OIL CAKE-The demand has been limited bat Wh moa.r
ate aryns Urce3 have advanced and tr at S2aS- %
for New Western and City nj s}ea $40. gold.
OILS-iinseed has advanced and BRISK HecniatFe Ie'
mand prevailed In Fish charge TO notethe
business has been fair Lard oil remains firm with far