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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BefPer 100 n total weight Of hde, tao~ and meat:
Extra $3 1851 sIquay S36 SIS 80; second quality
sl2as2 49, third quality SO9sli so few choice single
pairs and best Western si 59sH So some Of the poorest
bulls, &c, ssQS9
much according TO their value for beet
Coc,aad Young Ca,cssFair quality sSOesJ; extra esO9
elOO; faTrow and dry S35Qs43.
Stores Thin Young Cattle for FatmersTwo year ods e9
a SO; Three YEAR, ds, SiOd s60
SlseP-Per b. live weight 5a7@i Sheep and Lambs, per
head. In lots 81 5Oetl ~.
Fee HogsPer 70 Ol lo3c. hive weight Sh0es l04 HE.
Pigs, wholesale II l3e.; retail. l20l5c per y.
Hdss-Brighton. Oi lie per o country lots, 92l0c
CdJ NfbRs-2se- per h.
Tsilov-Briehton. G0o. per 10; country OTIS. eGsic.
Pehs-75c.Q sl each
RTNAKKA-0i the cattle 1850 or about 500 less than
last week. are Western; 100 from Name Vermont 500
New Haml shIre go, New York sad Canada 800 &c The
tested particularly AZ Brighton where there was really fair
Gegroe a animation and r manifested by The psTes
Cambridge there less change Observable Mach the
Cambridge MT good enough suit butchers
and drovers complained that they not sell their
cattle and instead OF any improvement thought trade
even han last week Although report trade
lively than last week change figures the
table prices oHceptso r include the Of extra
To- Of cattle from Kntuokyihe best sold l4c
30 sk 5JO n Boa contrast with these
aud young cattle from the pastures OF New England must be
sold az TO- H. and l2c per No. and scalywags lower
Benz Dow sold eight twoyea ods at 500 per head Work
ing oxen al $40 slo5 s15 S6O $3.50 s15 $780, e2O 60.
Some Of the leading doyers bought Of their brother droy<s
sheep and lambs that they able affect the
koi nat aud Consequence OF this movement the
butchers y that they not able 90 bay quite ths
week Enough the difference large There sbOnt
l.0OD ss shan last Wees Ils stOrs ~. mAgir. over
s.oc<5d AID prices ass yv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
SUPREME CoURT-CHAlDERs- SEPr l2-BesOrs justice


SUPREME CoURT-CHAIDERs- SEPT. l2-BesOTe Justice
SUTHERLAND
THs PAT BOILING CAsR-MR. GIRs's CBRTTORARf-THE
TESTIMONY ON us TRIAL-HB COMPLAINS OF
USRAIRHBSS.
Cbristial Gies agt. The People
This case came up pursuant 10 adjournment and 1t
agreed motion should be treated sppca
ton lie novO for eertiorsr TO the General Term
ExJndge Dean then eOntended that there no suent
he Continuance Of his business read largely the
testimony taken before Justice Downing 10 show that the
isssed This evidence was the Of interview be-
tween Schultz and Sies IN which Mr. Schultz was doubt
sr had complained that be worse than othee On
he other hand tie evidence Of Mr. Bliss who testified to
psnisr conversation With Gies and 70 having iofm"u A
RIudge that this left the matter 90 coobt
M that Proper for she Supreme Court TO pass on
Mr. Bliss OOEeDded that II not necessary TO show any
on prisoner bat merely to show that such an order
hsd TO knowledge Of the prisoner and that THIS was
faly shown by the evidence Of the first and Ger
tany the Of Ges with himself That there
was hers probable without which coforarl 10 INC
General Term not proper That tins vas avery I'M
oant case as this let ont on ball. the prevention
Of the tat boiling dUriag the next two months would be almost
Impossible The brother Of the defendant had SINCE me con
1ioOu bcen Engaged in fstbolng. He counsel had iol
Sej his nose on Saturday and detected them in the secret
earring on Of he business eas Ss Sscs Session.,
therefore no other would be convicted for some months he
granting Of s s;GFS sO1s 6.a Sos. sTS
auite gang OF them 20 carry their business lot
Onihs This consideration was proper one ioi zee SO9
when actng discretion and not according to any slet
The cOur, utnated bet considered That reasonable
compel grant the eororar bot reserved ts decision u
tomorrov sad in the @esnn' sosS. m M for the
B0zrt
yw0 G Rogsr. Ar hgt Join Mclean and 0shers- Order
Anne Helfenri.ter agt Godfrey c. Heenritter
,fRssreo confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted
Ia re Martha J. Walsr for payment Of moneys Se-he
port Of Rssrce confirmed and Judgment ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Alderman Riley.l
A BAD HUSBAND.

Mrs. Hoffman, respectable looking woman
brought charge against her husband Julius Hoffman, that
m failed to support her. One day week LIE harpened aud
cleaned cavalry sword and prmed brace of pistols WITH
wIieb he threatened to cook Mrs Homans goose This
frightened Tho fair lady and she appealed or toe W
me law Mr. Hoffman did not deny the charge. but hardly
LOOKS ike man who would particularly handy in cooking
a goose or ANYTHING else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

The Bonds hare Thirty Years 10 run and seeuTe8 by
First Mortgage constituting an absolute PRIOR hen
on that portion Of The Road, EquPmeat', Frdneai'e',
and Entire Property Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company located IN the State Of California, and er-
tending from Sacramento CHyto The California State
Line, forming part efthe GREAT PACIFIC RAILRoAD
ROUTE, adopted ond aided by the USuED STATES
GOVERNMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

TIE SUPERIOR COURT acknowledgements
The notice of the change Of cekshp Of the Superior Court
published on Saturday last should have stated that the former
Incumbent George +. Baldwin. resigned account OF III
health and was not removed, as then stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.-SEPT. l2
Before Commissioner STILLwgLI-
RELIEVED PROM SUSPICION.
Uoed States ag Freeman 0nderdOnk and Richard Babuef
These were the cases noticed yesterday, in which
the parties charged with passing 81 counterfeit The
evidence given to-day accounted folly for their possession OF
the bill and showed them to be steady haroWoknG young
men who had always borne good character
The Commissioners discharged them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before City lodge Russell
NOV ouuau q-1TRp
CbristiaI Giet agt. The People

Before City Judse Russell
BOY SNEAK THIEF.
Deanis Hart, tbriftless young vsgabond OF l6
rr.s va. s1ed yesterday TO the HOuss Of RenRs-s place
Aes juvenile thieves may become kOnesB time The charge
sssa. him vas for attempting 10 steal quantity Of wearing
apparel OF the vsus Of "a from the residence Of Robert D.
J,.nsr in Jope,st on the Cd inst lady caught him IN The
t OF taxing the property away and ooursgeogsy
bm aod rave him over 20 custody Of Oceg Burbank
DE Twenty ghth Precinct.
AHorHKR sHAvEFoB THE PESTrENuARY BARBER.
Henry H. sadeF indicted for stealing Pocket-boot on
g. ga August scoutnins gsteader notes and bAnk 's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
MARKETS.-CGr.faly Reported for The Tribune

"WEDNESDAY, sept II lebl
There has been activity IN our markets generally mce
this day week Bresdsus have gradually improved unsd
brk demand aad the tendency upward Provisions have en
fairly active but at easier prices closing boTefef que nm
Cotton has request a. u prces tee as
.nd a.lV fon .OgoerA Petroleum has adv agget utdag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

FIRE CRACKERS without changer sales Of No. Gun
ton at g. g. IS per box.
GRAIN--We have more ecVe but variable market for
Wheat Since the date OF last weekly review prices
have advanced and the tendency still upward The trade
generally Likely be greatly disappointed IN the quantity
likely reach this mouth IL should not be forgotten that
Winter Wheat is short OF fully iuOO0J
buh rnd that the States that produce Winter Wheat only
viii actively compete with at the purchasers
VI Spring Wheat hence tie surplus Tor the seabOard markets.
the Lest ha Of The cereal year Will DO light Our stock OF
Wheat for the second week In September small and
the absence Of any assortment the market - very qut
aid prices nomlay to &c. better sales Of 300 bush
Amber State 81 u 81 So Barley inacye buyers
holding OF N anticipation OF concession Barley Malt IS
dull at e. 20zS 40 Oats heavy and dull sales OF 5000
bush 81 5c for Heated Chicago, Al d49c. for fair
good Chicago and Soc for Iowa in bags Rye active
but prices without change sales of 1900 buh al g.
for Western chiefly Corn opened quite
active and prices slightly improved but the market closed
dull the inquiry being chiefly for tho homo trade; sales Of
$4,000 BUSH az s SIC for Mixed Western, chiefly at tie
alter rate, and 6sc. for White Western.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
IN GOLD.


The earnings are steadily increasing, and estimated
at over $780, 900 in gold for the month Of Augustine off,
ca report for that month not having been received at this
date.
The construction OF the road ID going vigorously for
ward-2imes additional being nearly ready for the cars,
and it will probably in full operation TO the California
State linel56 miles from Sacramento City-duIng the
Summer of 1867 when its earnings must DO very large, as
the entire trade Of Nevada and large proportion of that
Of Utah Idaho, and Montana must pass over it, Nne.
1t has been shown by reliable statistics that in 5 rer
$4,000 900 in gold was paid for eighng goods r rep
fornia TO Nevada alone. =
This part Of the Great Pacific Railroad route is destined
to be one Of the profitable lines Of railroad in the
world and its First Mortgage bonds among the best
secured and most desirable investments ever offered.
Over g. 900 has already been expended in grading
beyond the point TO which the road is now running and
the iron is bought and paid for sucen! to Icy the tack
the entire distance 10 the State Line. ~
The Road has been completed and equipped thus far
without the sale Of single dollar Of its First Mortgage
Bonds and they offered 10 the public for tho first
rme after the earnings OF the road have reached the sum
of 100000 per month"; in go only about p per cent OF
which is required for operating expenses.
The Bonds offered at 90 per cent and accrued IN
erest from July in currency. Orders may be forwarded
to us direct or through the principal banks and bankers in
all parts Of the country.
Remittances may be made 10 drafts on New-York or in
Legal Tender Notes National Bank Notes other funds
current this city and the Bonds viii be forwarded to
any address by Express free of charge Inquiries forfur
Their particulars by mail otherwise, will receive plnc-
| tual attention Fisk & HATcB, Bankers,
No. 5 Nassau-st., New-York
NB-All kinds Of Government Securities received al
the full market price in exchange fof the above Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
OFFICE OF The

\ y. GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY co..
Eev-York August l. 1856. -
At meeting Il tho BOARD DIRKcToRs JOSHUA j. HENkE
" unanimously elected PRESIDENT Of this Company.
FRANCIS }. OGDEN, rrsesurss
DIRECTORS.
SAsurL D. BAscoCK Of Babcock. Brothers CO.
A. 4. Low. Of A. A. Low s. BrotheTs.
+. Nos HOPV~t ~, of L. Won Hoffman & Co
JONATHAN IHoRNs, Of fhorne Watson Co
JOSH vows. OF No. 31S FiAhave
JOSHUA J. HMrRT Of No. Ia Brssdst.
q. JoaSsrON, VI }. BoogmAn tshnstoa L 20
DAVID Bows Of David Bows & CO.
u. A MURrocK. President Continental National baak
". BurLsE DuscAs Il Duncan. sherman 4 Go.
GEORGE ID CRAGIS. ofCragn 4 Co
JANIS 2. WALLACE OF Wlace WickeA
HKREAs MARcuss cfMscuse & BatEsr
Prsa the Great Western Marine lna Co.
MARTIN BarRa Of NJ. Bates II. & Co.
{. DaABxAxs Of C. y. DambmAnn \ Co.
JOSHUA !. HENRY. President.
JAMES p WALLACE. Nioe-Presiteas
FRANCIS J. OGDEN Treasured.
CAPITAL. S2,oOo,O0O.
CASH ADVANCES made o. MERCHANDISE Srosh ase RI
TRAsT SrocKs BONDS aud other SEcuRIrIEs. siso 60
Sa2uESIs r HuRoPk.
This Company prepared 70 take the manayemsnt q R and Fer
Essts negotiate Loans tog states and Oosasn&
Also To eollsos Interest COuponS SO.
Moneys which 0srihcees os issues
bearing interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

NV YoRE Sept 5 I55s
vINHERE will be meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
once No ~ Haiien.Iane on THURSDAY Sept a. 1865,
o'clock or bs raising funds 70 prossGs The ~off "a
COMPANY % snilorising Ihossio ~ tnelff r0periy.
8 "a. GROSpEEOR PSssiisoh.
<. q raJNg,5U. sec5oisIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

The amount OF these First Mortgage Bonds to be issued
PER mile is limited by law 10 the amount Of United States
Bonds allowed and Issued to aid the construction Of the
Road and the Mortgage by which they are secured is
declared by net Of Congress 10 constitute aieH PRIOR
and superior 10 GGt Of The United States Government
The aid received from the Government lin amount
equal to this First Morgage is economically and judi
oiousy applied TO the construction and equipment Of the
Road together with nearly sOOOOO received from Stock
Subscriptions and other sources. The First Mortgage
therefore amounts but about 81 per cent Of the actual
cost and value Of the Property which it covers.
The road completed, equipped and running from
Sacramento City to Alta distance Of 70 miles, and the
earnings for the three months ending Angus, Is.
folloWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

OIL CAKE-1he demand is fair end the market tends up
ward sales of 200 tuns s5l JOGS53 for Western Thin IN
bags.
OIL MEAI-The demand IL fair and the market Is hrm
slle, OF $50 bags. az 81 50 v 100 u. cash
PROVISIONS-We have had far degree o. activity in
our mere Tor Mess Pork today and prices are better clos
inc firm For forward delivery we sels Of 500 b1ls
adler October AT go and 5000 bbls seller balance Of the
mo1th s3a e 1915 the sales, cash and rgntr are 500
bbs RI $50 l2IasB % Beef IS without change m prices
aud moderately acye sales OF go b6s az so FOR Plain
Mess and s20as2i for Extra DO Iierco Beef and Beef
Hams are dun and nominal Cut Meats qGiet but firmly
held Bacon is scarce demand and rmi sales OF 80 boxes
at Ice for City Cured aud Gi06lc FOR Sugar Cured Lard
Ia without change and is dali Of 80 pkgs at idl7ic.
for No Sc for CITY aHd Si 920c for Fair 70 Prime
steam and Kettled Rendered
AFrERNOoS PROysroN MARKEr-4i OcLCcE.-rhe market
or Moss Pork was worry JUL Change quote at sJJ 10
QS3J l2l, cash and regular.
EXPORTS or PROVISIONS.
Pork. Bee. Bacon Butter Cheese Lsrd Tai
hi. tuna tuna. To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

IUBAIIO-heutuck! Leaf mas Oeen IN mONerhte request
end prices steady Manufactured has been in fair de-
mand IN part for export. and prices ruled firm
WHALEBONE has been in good demand for export, aud
prices ruled firm sales At S 9s . for South Sea- 81 IS for
Ochotsk 81 $50 e. 81 for Northwest Coast and 81 20 Tor
Arctic
wHISKY--The market il more active. and prices are
hm sales Of so bbls Western 1t - 49, free and jjo in
bond.
WOOIWe have change OF importance TO note in the
price Of either Domestic Foreign feeces since the date OF
last report. The business has been only 90 moderate
and coUfned 10 the immediate wants Of manufacturers
The stock hand quite large 6ut Of late very little has
been added 10 IT. consequently hoders refuse 20 make any
concession and determined 30 hold on for uh priees
We quote: Domestic Tleeees. at 47GJ2C. for Native
and onequarter Merinos; 52655c FOX one half and
throe-qgarter do 6006Jc. for fall blood MerinOs; and
6jG70c FOR saXony Fleecesi 3064Oc. TOT No. /
Pulled isaJOc. for Superine do. and 4j060c for Tx.
do, 2OQ27c for common Unwashed California; %
lfOc. Tor Fine do. and l5G2Jo. for Texas We
quote Foreign follows: South American At 25 327o
for Washed; 32c37o. for Unwashed Mestiza
aud Merino; 329iso for Washed Entire Rios 27dJOc for
UuReshed Creols 40G46c for Washed CordoYa; Chisn
2i0Jc for Unwashcd MestzA aud Merno; Cape 81 Good
Hope. 3O935o for UgBashed: East India. 35G55c for
Washed and African ~ J0o for UnwaShed and 309i0c
for Washed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

Amour, Of Issue 81 1896 900. Coupon Bond Of 900
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
YxPoETs OF BREADsrUFFs.

DUMMY BAGS have undergone no essential chan ge
the business has been moderate closing at 26G26ic
GUNNY CLOTH has beSn Yin little better demand EAd
steady At 366J6ic
HAY-The supply is quite light and the market is better
sales Of bales sJdy5c for shipping and 81 10 81 %
small lots Long Rye l. wanted; ESQ e0o per OOn
HEMP-There been change 10 note IN Manila Hemp
the business has moderate closing at lO0lO.c gold
kinds are du el0QS35 for Jute gold 5000 sJ
for Russia Clean sJ5a $40 for American Dressed $500
Sl5 for Italian Sum- and els og Ssa all currency.
HIDEs-The market has been active and closed
firm with fair inquiry sales since asst OF
100 Dry hatamGros, y D. on private terms; 1000
Buenos Ayrts at 2l922c, gold; quo.s; Dry
Hides-Bueuos Ayres 25S27 10 2lia22ic BaenOs Ayros
20d29 n 2d2lc.: Monteyideo, 20e2 n, 49, 620ic. Cor
renes 2li a p ~ lsdl9ic. Rio Grande, 20922 n lsf1
i9c.; 0rnooo 2l23 n 9Qleic; Caorna 2202j n, isi %
100. gold selection. Wet SAlted HidesBnenos yres
4OQ50 9i09ic.; Rio Grande 1850 n ~ a Zoe; CAfor
mia $3.50 No. ad0c, gold usual setecon h0wO Orleans 80
$50 n l2i0l3io; Western Country tO@TO n l2l l3e /;
City Slaughter OK Goa 20 n ~ lic City Ssugheg. Cow
ld60 n, llpllSo.. currency, usual selection.
HOPS without change TO note, the Command has bcen
fair for home consumption; quote at from 2fO and
as TO growth and quality adyces from the growing
districts favorable for harvesting and learn that
the damage done by yermin Is slight
INDIG0-with reduced stock OF Vine grades and good
demand, prices from; other Qualities plenty and
duh quote Madras at 65agyc Manila, 6Jc al 81 10.
Caracas 70a90o; Guatemala sGssl 10; and Bengal @ o
a 63 all gold
IROH-With good demand for Scotch Pig We have rad
VesI htm oagksI traa'boat 10 week closing With ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

phucrpLr AND mrEHrsr ~ q GOLD coiS ~ rHn
CIT oy INV YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

OILS-Crude Whale mas met with far demand for home
use and prices wei sustained closing firm but u market
for Crude Sperm been somewhat unsettled Gnd lower
Most Of the stock hand however is in tao hands Of specna
Lnseed OIL has ruled quite rm and far business was
done Lard Oh remains dull but prices without change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

OVPICp CAMERON Coal ConPASr,l
No. II Broadway Rooms Nos 81 aud 20 !
Alta MEETING OF the BOARD of DIRECTORS
N ofthe CAMERON COAL COMPANY led at the Office Of As
Company on the following officers onanmoasr
elected for the ensuing
urer and A. J. WintertOn, Secretary
y ''U'' ~ -" ' A. J. wINTERToN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

SrEARINrbe demand is light. sud the market Is oweri
sales Of 80 COO at l d0c and 1900 Grease 1t 81 @l2c
cash.
sUGAR-Rsw Sugars active and prices are frmer
but without parcuaf variations quote az log lOc Tor fair
10 good Refining sales Of 6l bids at O1 BE for Cuba
l2c BarbadOe aud 3} ollie for Porto Rcoi 5Js boxes
Havana at ~ t2tc Refined are dulL
TALLOW-The market u firm, the demand good sales OF
Of 5000 s 2d 1910 for Southern; ~ e2ic for CITY
TEA-Green Teas have been in very good demand, and
prices well sustaued all other kinds dull and prices
nOminpl
TIN-Tbe inquiry for Pig has been fair and prices ruled
firm; Plates have been moderately active at fun prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

TEUIr-rhere hn been less activity IN our market Tor
RaDs but prices ruled very firm In other descriptions OF
Foreign fruits moderate business done though at
l prices green fruits abundant and nom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
100000 OR J.. $I,00O,00O
FIRST MORTGAGE,

LAND GRANT, SINKING FUND BONDS
OF THE
ST. CROIX AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD
COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

INDORSED By THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO OF
THE CITY or NEW-YORk.
G2OO STERLING EACH. DUE JANUARY l. 1870.
INTEREST PER CENT. FREE Of OOFERNMEhT TAX.
coUPOSs COLD AT rEs
~ LONDON COUPONS CON At
oEFIcE OF COMPANY IN The CITY
= rIiR rInN OF IInr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. oP CALIFORNIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

INTEREST AT OF SIX PER CENT PER ASNUM' PAY
ABLE sxMI-AssUALLY, oS THE PIEsr DAr or JASUARY
AND JULY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

SEEDo-Ihe Supply oI C0IeI y llss vT So 70 . II1
soy AT 80 for Oil and So 81 50 for New Rough
Flir Seed demand IS 7OGSj e. per bush OF 80 ID
very good demand has prevailed for Calcutta Lnseed and
prices ruled frmi sales for tho week OF about 600 bags at
e. $ s. duty paid both gold and In Boston and
here
SHOT Is without change sales at lie for Drop and re-
for Buck.
Goat az Co., gold 6OOO Ssal snd Pare Deer at S7l
60c., gold.
SOAP-Case hes been In fair demand and firm at ls9lec
for prime New and Old.
SfELTER-We notice q fair demand for small parcels !
prices without changer quote at 0otc Tor Foreign
gold, and n @ lllc. FOR DODestc. currency.
SPICES generally FIRM bus ~ prices we hsve no special
change TO nOe the been only moderate and
- a. IL q .unu 10 We
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-23

CHANDELIERS, CHANDELIERS
rr.r 81. CHANDELIERS,
ONE. TWO, THREE, RorR, SIX, AND Try
LIGHTS,
OF The latest and mo-: beautiful ..y,.,
STORE CHAN DELIERS,
HALL FIXTURES,
BRACKETS.
PORCELAIN SHADES, "''ais
GgoUSD-GLAss SHADES,
CuT.GLAss SHADES.
MICA SHADES.
TIS SHADES,
ARGASD BURNERS, - "'' ''~DhS.
PATENT BURNERS.
COMMON BraSEr.
THE AT LIBERAL DIsCOwsr
ASAND STEAM FITTING AND PLUNgls;
GAS.FlTTEEs' AND PLUMBERS MATLg.,L,
ASp FITTINGS.
YALE, BOWERS ( Ya,r.
Iron Block, Governor .:Fa,,
au ITS Richmond. Y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-23

one OF Old ARES BEsT.-That estima-
bic lady Mrs. Lincoln always had, it
seems, tongue of her own, and OCCASION
ally made a pretty free use oft in per-
forming the conjugal duty Of admonishing
her licgc lord. \ near ncighbor once
limited to Mr.. Lincoln that the clear and
penetrating tones of Mrs. Lincoln's voice
might be misunderstood in the neighbour
hood, and probably give rise to some I'M
founded stories, and that he ought not to
permit her to take such liberties. "Ah,"
said Mr.. Lincoln, "you would not suggest
such thing if you only knew how much
good it does her, and how little harm ii
does me-