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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

tn PRISONERS At TIE Dry ToRrrGAS.-
William White, OF Ilcurico county, Va,
..cu the prisoners at the Dry TortugaS,
r.e.wa> recently pardoncd, has arrived at
N.up';>. He is quite youth, and had
l.rq confined on the island about two
yra.., under conviction of being spy
4a.n. the war. The Memphis appeal
,ss,:
NJ White was for a time roommate OF
r.. Nudd, who was sentenced TO hard labor
:. life in the Dry Tortugas, for alleged
(. :nr in Wilkes Booths escape after the
lgg,irr of Mr.. Lincoln. The Doctors
health is rapidly failing, and Mr.. White
...,yc> he will not live through the sum-
..sy. Spanglcr and Arnold are quite well,
a... even their confinement does not seem
y--y seriously 10 affect their general physi-
caI or mental well being. The State pri-
.,r~ are compelled 10 rise at > o'clock,
4. NJ: after brcaktaSting at !, go out 10
work, and are employed in cutting and
carving stone 10 build the fort until II
O'Clock. when one hours intermlS>ion is al
lowed, the work being resumed AT ! =. NJ,
a.l continued until o'clock. On rainy
a4y, Ao work is required.
The same rations issued to the United
States soldiers is distributed 10 the pri-
~arr>, and though coarse, is abundant and
wholesome in quality. He represents the
Island a, sterile and depressing in appear
.grc, but As cooled by refreshing sea
i.rrL",, and the condensed water used is
r~a,aalc and healthy. He further says a
marked Improvement in the treatment OF
~. r.>uncrs has been instituted by the
,'a.er, and soldiers of the Tenth United
states regular infantry, who relieved the
ogmyr garrison of negro soldiers. When
tie news of the fall OF Richmond arrived,
al .>aGc Of whisky to "all hands was made
.ahouor cithe event, and the prisoners were
literally included; but though many OF
larm had been for long time deprived OF
tie mXprv, five of the number, including
Nj White, refused TO touch it, or enjoy
tar holiday also granted 10 all on the island,
IN celebration OF such signal triumph OF
,h- Union arms. The prisoners are occa-
>o.4lly 80 fortunate aS TO obtain Havana
y.-ar, and tropical fruits from the neigh
boring island of Cuba, and the Federal
o't.cc., hunancly permit the indulgence.
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SULPHUR WATER,
PROM
royNER'S SPRING

ROTETOTRT COUNTY, VIRGINIA..
COYNER'S SULPHUR WATER Is held In the
hiphe est repute by those who have had the oppor-
tunity OF testing its efficacy.
TIE great powers OF these waters have been
clearly established in large number OF cases for
mary diseases they are almost spscihe, sIen 20 20
and ERuPTIONs, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, PLY;
SICAL DEBILITY, OBSTINATE DisEhsEs os
THE BOWELS attended with TORPlDlTl nF
THHE LIVER. and BROKEN DOWN CoNsrlru-
TIONS. ,xu,
be- found Of great advantage To the general health
Tor. beside giving healthy. action to the liver, II
str.ngihening the tone Of the stomach and Inn
proving the appetite.
The prcpretors have had this water securely oot.
tied at the Spring, and offer 1t with confidence 10
the public. .o,u.. ., N
Orders enclosing the amount will be promptly "
''''D'' PURCELL, LADD h CO., Druggists
ias-Ir, General Agents, Richmond, Va.
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TEALIEG SPRINGS WATER,
PROM THE
HEALING SPRINGS,

+.
The rroprietors Of these highly celebrated
Surings have, in view OF meeting the demand OF
ths public had the water carefully bottled AT the
sIring r. heretofore, in such manner as TO pre-;
serve It's virtues and characteristics as when used
At the fountain ,
IL properties are well known, and experience
has profed its great value in the following dis.
eases which have been cured by its use scroiuia,
Erysipeas, Torpidity oftne Liver, Dyspepsia, Apn-
Tia or Thrush OIGna ian offensive discharge
from the nostri, ntractabis Diseases OF the skn.
Paralysis. Bronchial Affections, Enisrge9 rros.
nate Gland, Enlargement of the Spleen, Urinary
deposits Irrabiity Of the Bladder, Diseases OF the
Kidneys, Spinal Irritation, Neurslgi4, Rheuma-
tisfn, Diseases OF Females, Chronic OphthAlmic
Affections, whether dependent upon strumous OF
other dyscrasia OF the body, and In all degenerate
and morbid conditions Of the Eye from neglected
" Price, TEN DOLLARS per case Of one doien
ha H. gallon bottles. Orders enclosing this amount
will receive prompt attention.:
Descriptive PAMPHLETS. containing cer,l.
ncat.s Of cures, and highly interesting letters irom
most Re espectable sources, and other information,
can be had on application TO $. 4. PORTER, Heal
ing Springs. Bath county, Va, or TO
''1 PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the sale OF the Water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

,.rr Justice Chase has published an
...a differing from that of the majority
...- mrmbcr> Of the Supreme Court on
..,. .,.>.iou Of taxing the shares of the
.atglcr> in national banks, in which
....7 the doctrine Of the exemption of
r....l States bonds from state taxation is
.......s,ri: aud it is asserted that the
,...,, system OF taxation is but an indi-
... manner of taxing the bonds of the
,.. ....,.mrut. \ rule for valuation, by
...>-..,. is also announced, which is OF
....,..rc 10 Government officials, and OF
.... ,>um,wi 10 the shareholder. The
.a. has the greater interest from the
.... .rA,:uu> Of the Chief Justice to the
...s. treasury. he also differed from the
- pa the test oath question. We fear
political prcjudiccS have too much in
..s, over hi> mind when he is passing
. judicial questions.
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The New Tariff Bill.

rRc new Tariff bill reported IN the house
,p.,~cscn,a;ivcs on Monday is denounced
=. ',~'or ~ language by the National Intel
.....sr As prohihitory measure, intended
.n.n the country Ivy putting can end to
~. export Of cotton; for everybody who
.a, ,.c course Of that trade knows that
.,. r.,urn tor cotton must be in European
.,>. 50 the south will he debarrcd from
.>nuu trade, without the aid Of Mr..
~.,rn>'> cxpor; duty. The gold interest
. ~, public debt can no longer he paid,
..lr,e will be no imports upon "h''h
VIII he paid for duties.
" The Radical policy is now c"nip'''c'
!. s., : consistent in all It's part>--po''U-
financial, and commercial
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auction Sales TO-day.

REGNAULT s co. will sell on Main street,
between Eighth and Ninth, commencing at
loA. NJ, an assortment of furniture, hair
and shuck mattresses, crockery, watches,
sc.
PAINE & co. will sell Mt loo Main street,
commencing at 10 A. M, large assort-
rnent of fresh dry goods, boots, shoes, &c.
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RtpELs NOT TO BE PARDoNED WHILE
rrGY REMAIN AGRoAD.-Mr. Seward, un-
der date Of September ), 1868, wrote to
Hr. Adams: "Sir,-I have to inform you,
Iy direction of the President, that he will
neither make promises nor grant either
Passport, or permits for return TO rebels
Ao" abroad. Applications for pardons
Wi! be considered only when the persons
making them are residing in the United
States, and in any c.Se there must be an
uorc,crycd, not conditional, appeal to the
mercy and the magnanimity Of the Govern
Mcut."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

TEMPERANCE Picnic. - Shockoe I'M
Division of the Sons OF Temperance VIII
have picnic at Ashland on tomorrow,
the 2Sth instant. In addition to the usual
rccreations attendant on such occasions,
arrangements have been made to allow the
company to enjoy the beautiful taDleauN
Of the Ashland Association. The excursion
train will leave the Fredericksburg depot
at 1925 A. NJ. precisely, and win return by
moonlight at the conclusion ofthe tableaux.
Addresses will be delivered in the morn.
;ns nv Thomas G. Jackson and William j.
Rromwell, Esqs., and refreshments will be
copiously supplied. The managers are en-
deayoring to make this one of the most
pleasant pic-nics of the season, and will
spare no pains TO make every thing pass OF
happily and well. A limited number Of
tickets may be procured at Townsend's
book store, and at the confectionery store
of Fleming & Tribbett, Broad street, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth. Tableaux, moon.
light, music, and pleasant companions, are
attractions which few can resist, AMI o.
possibly there will be no tickets for sale
after to-day, opportunities for securing
them should not be lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

FENIAX MASS MEETISG.-About ten
thousand Fenians assembled outside of
JOncs's Wood, New York, on Sunday, and
listened to long speech from Chief Or
ga1jzer James Stephens. The greeting he
received was very enthusiastic, and his re-
marks were listened to with considerable
attention. He denounced the leaders Of
the Canadian movement, and concluded
with the assurance that before the close OF
the present year the sunburst should be
uniurlcd in Ireland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

Soxs OF TENPERANcE.-At a regular
meeting of Shockoe Hill Division, No. 81,
Sons of Temperance, on Monday night, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing quarterly term: W. J. Bromwell,
W. P; J. +. Peasants, W. A; K. ID.
Chesterman, X. S.; Winchester Belvin, A
RS; Charles w. Macfarlane, +. S.; W.
J. Glenn, T.; B. 4. Jacobs, c.; David
Shaver, Jr., A. C. I; ". c. Robinson, |. 5.
A. J. Bowman, o. S.; Rev. ". 7. Lind.
say, Chaplain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

MAxIMILIIIAN's SPECIB ExPoRTs.--We
learn through private letter received in
this city from gentleman now in Mexico,
that the French transport which left Vera
Cruz on the 9th instant, had on board the
sum Of IS ,000,O 900, which was being sent to
frapce as a part of the balances due from
the Emperor of Mexico to the French Gov.
srnment.-N. 7. 1rtbvns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.-On Monday
night, Artisan Council, No. 10, Friends OF
Temperance, elected the following officers
President, John I. Jones; Asst President,
William w. Wicks; Elk. p, G. Mallory
Chaplain, NJ. Mayo Secretary, J. I. But
Ter; r. S., C. Z. Wade; Treasurer, ). ):
Calder: Cond., G. J. Brasford; ASS
Cond., J. D. Johnson; !. S., X. W. Garter )
O, S, J. A. Gordon. The Friends are re-
ceiving additions to their numbers at every
meeting.
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ALLEGED DIsoRpyRLY CoNDucr.-Fiftee

ALLEGED DIsoRDERLY CoNDuCT.-Fifteen
negroes were brought up before Justice
Wade yesterday charged with disorderly
conduct and abusing Mr.. John Dawson.
From the evidence it appeared that one of
the negroes had been insolent to Mrs.
Dawson, and he was bound over in the
sum of fifty dollars to keep the peace.
AL the others were then discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

PROBABLY "OFFICIAL." THE National
Intelligencer of Monday morning says:
"Goyernor Swami will not call an extra
session of the Legislature to ratify the con-
yt!tutiopal amendments"
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SUDDEN DEATH OF DR.. ROBERT BAYLOR
LYNE.-We regret TO announce the sudden
and unexpected death of DR.. K. b. Lyme, OF
this city, which took place on yesterday
morning at his residence on Church Hill.
DR.. LYME was sitting on the porch, in appa-
rently good health, when he fell from his
chair to the ground, and in short time
breathed his last.
DR.. LYME was born i'm King and Queen
county, Va, on December 9th, 1904, and
was therefore in the sixty second year OF
his age. Early in life, he married in King
William county, and commenced the prac-
tice of his profession near the courthouse OF
that county. In ls45, becoming wearlcd
of the arduous labors imposed upon him
bv his extensive and rapidly increasing
practice, he removed to this city, entering
into mercantile business on Main street,
near the Old Market. He soon found, how
ever. that the manner of life did not SUIT
his habits. and tastes, and purchased alarm
in Henrico from the late Hon. Judge John
C. Clopton. In Ilenrico, DR.. Lyme lived
and practiced his profession for about ten
wears, during which time he also faithfully
discharged the duties of justice OF the
peace. -,
About 1855 DR.. Lyme again removed to
Richmond, and entered into an agency bu-
sincss with Z. A. J. Clopton, Esq, which was
carried on until the commencement OF the
war. After the evacuation in 1868, the
same business was recommended, and DR..
LYME continued in it until his death.
One of the most prominent traits in DIR.
Lyne's character was his devotion to his
wife and children, and the quiet pleasures
of home. Even after he was seized with
the terrible attack which caused his death
he begged his son, who had been sick for
several days, but was endeavoring to help
him, to return Immediately to his room, tell
ing him that he wanted him to get well
soon."
DIR. Lyme wis one of the old school o.
courteous, high-minded, and intelligent
Virginia gentlemen, and in his life has SCI
bright example for our guidance and iml
tation. He embraced the Christian reli
gon while still young, and up to the time
of his death was a consistent and promi
nent member of the Disciples Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

Orr PETERSBURG SUBSCRIBERS will hereafter be
supplicd with the Dispatch early every morning
bv Mr.. d. Alexander. Orders left with him will
receive prompt attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

The DANyILLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
We learn with great pleasure that Bishop
Early has recovered entirely from the In
juries which he sustained in the late accl-
dent on the Danvillc railroad, and that Mr..
OVERLY was sufficiently well on Monday to
be removed to his home in a car specially
provided by the railroad company for the
purpose. Miss Newman is still in very
precariouS condition, but some slight hopes
are entertained OF her recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27
Collision BETWEEN WHITE MAN AND

Collision BETWEEN A WHITE MAN AND
4 NEGRo.-A spring wagon driven by a
white man and dray driven by a negro
came into collision on yesterday evening
on Main street, near the Old Market. The
wagon was injured, and its driver wanted
to have the negro arrested. A policeman
came up, but informed the complainant
that he could make no arrest without a
warrant, unless the white man or the negro
had broken head or broken nose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

THE DISPATCH ON THE RAILR0ADs.-Mess
Cole 4 Turner deliver the DiSpdtch every morning
on ali the railroad cars leaving Richmond and as
thew are also our auth agents 10 receive sub
scriptions to the Semi Weekly and Weekly Dis
mitch, our friends along the railroad routes can
vaii themselves of the messengers OF these enter
nrising news dealers in forwarding their orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

MAsOHIC.-At meeting of Henrico
Union Lodge, No. l30, held on Sunday,
2 O'Clock, p. NJ, the following officers were
installed for the ensuing Masonic year
J. NJ. Winfrec, W. NJ. G. I. King, ). W.;
C. C. Smith, J. W.; W. Wilson, Secretary
G. CARRIER, Treasurer w. I. Mitchell,
S. D.; John Pitt, J. D.; Thomas Angel,
Steward and Tyler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

QUEEN VICTORIA AND SATAS.-Gigantic
,osters ON all the dead walls inform the
passer-by that in England Satan" was
exhibited with great success before Queen
Victoria. Is this modest way of stating
that the exhibitor gave Her Britannia Maj
esty the devil
n. B.-gnis is a joke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

THE YORK RIVER RAILRoAD.-Work has
been commenced upon this railroad, and
the rails and ties have been put down Tor
some distance from the city. A number
of hands are still steadily engaged on the
line, but a great deal of grading and heavy
work remains to be done before the road
can be fairly opened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

ELDERS LATEST PICTURE.-Elder's beau
tiful picture, "Sister's Darling" is now on
exhibition for rattle at Messrs. Bidgood and
Reillv's bookstore. An excellent photo
graph of the picture, taken by Anderson,
will be given to each one who takes a
chance. The chances have been placed at
five dollars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

ROBBERY Might before last thief en-.
tered house on franklin street, between
Third and Fourth, just made vacant du-
ring the same day by Mrs. Motley, and
stole every bell and piece Of lead piping
in the house.
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'VHE CELEBRATED
MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS

are again offered to the public. and are for sale oy
all druggists. Wholesale depot,
BLuST NoSELEr, Druggiss,
Esa Main street, Richmond. Va.
isL,m Agents for the Manufaetursn.
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DRU0s. MEDtCuNEs, GO.


CODE SULPHIS, CALCIS SULPHIs.
- The attention ofthe medical prcfssson 4 called
10 thase new chemical agents, both o. whish are
highly recommended in eases Of Easily WON'T.
mo. The former !: also used locally e xsaa
tributed TO parasitic vegetable,
MEADE BAKER, Apothsesries,
ie23 Ninth and Frankiin streets.
v7OU DON'T SAY SO. YES, Do
Tna, LEoNAEpIs A9Ts .n,9 m9SiG nv yii ss,Is eaFs
for FIFTY CENTS; Il you vent, drop =; nx;rthReR NJ
MAIDS AGuE CURE PiARrKHHSGSAA PiARrKHSSA A.Shbs; y, az b.
all druggists.
DOR DIARRHEA, CHOLERA NOR
Il BUS, &c Published and approved Formuiss'
not QnEcx Preparations.
HOPES tAMPHOR MIXTURE;
PARRlSHS CAMPHOR MIXTUH6;
ALKALINE DIARRHRA REMEDY;
S0CIBBS DIARRHEA MIXTURE;
HAMLINS CHOLERA MIXTURES;
BIAST'S CHOLERA REMEDY;
CONCENTRATED ESSENCE or THB TRUE
JAMAICA GINGER, &c; with full dirsc-
tions for use. Prepared and sold BY
MEADE 4 BAKER,
Practical Pharmaceutical, Ninth and
je IL Franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-27

I. o. O. F.-Powhatan Lodge, No. ID,
Loo, +, meets Tonight st Odd Fellows
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T EONARD'S RELIABLE FAMILY
IL MEDICINES. Wholesale agents, Messrs.
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co
for summer complaints and disordered bowels.
LEONARD'S FEVER AND AGUE ToNlC-ths
best and cheapest medicine for Chills and Fever.
LEONARD's OINTMENT for Itch, Ulcen, Ring
wood md all eruptions Of the skin.
LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF, for Colds, &C.,
&C., for sale by all druggists In Richmond, Peters
burg, Norfolk, Lynchsurg, and Dsnville.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

Died.
bnrnn--M Madison ~ j.. on Tuesday, March g.
hsBsLLi daughter Of s5lone Vim. Brittin.
The funeral will M attended on Friday morning a,
sssvep o'clock AT thebouse of James Webb Madison
Trains leave BOT OF Barclay street at half. past
BTrs s~on wcdntday, March :, VIZ JAWS only son
% lot and Csihariny Bets, aged year and ~ days
Tho funcrzl will ke place from his fathers residence
Third avenue betveen Eightythird and Eighty fourth
areots yorkvillg this Thursday afternoon at one
O'Clock
BR,wsrKn -Afber residence. No ss Bedford street.
Vow York, ON Wednesday. March T. MsRcr AVN, wife OF
yrncs y Brewster and eldest daughter OF George and
Able Eliza Sharp The funeral will take place at SPOTS.
wood n J.. on 10 morrow, Friday.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited To fttend
View Jerey aud Philadelphia papers please copy
naAnY Suddenly, Tuesday evening March q, MARY
IS1A rect Of Josiah Il Brady the Saith year of her
Her frlnds and those OF her sons Charles George
and the late Henry Austin Brady are nyiicd io attend
'he iuhsx this (rhursayl afternoon NJ o'clock pre.
.sy rom het late residence, No "a King street. with.
uonfc On Wednesday morning. March ? from
InJ1rrs resolved, WILLIAM CouIss. aged 81 ycars. m
HI friends and relatives and tbosc ~ a.. ,.,,. -
invited 10 attend the funcra. on sunday afernno, n,
halt past two ocok, from h,s late rcsdcncc las Wash
Sngton street. BROOKLYN i'' "''"-
New Orleans and Philadelphia papers p,.,so co.
DAyroS. suddenly on "Wednesday. Marrh ", oo-
Sullivan street. OF congestion of the brain Dawn N -
of David and Elizabeth Dayton, aged rs years - ~"
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited IN a.,
fed Tho funeral service at the Union Reformed Dutch
church sixth avenue opposite Amity street, this Thurs
aAy) evening, at hsfpass seven O'Clock The remains
viii be taken 10 Greenwich, Conn. on Friday norning
Dosnn1op. "Wednesday, March T. EpwApp the
beloved aon OF john and Ca,haripe Donneon aged
year and months.
fhe friends And relatives Of the family and those Of
his grandfather Peter Donnellon and his uncio J. I.
Ieady respectfully invited TO attend the funeral this
chgfrdsy) afternoon, - Two O'Clock from be residence
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
The Otero Murder.

The District Attorney Of Kings county has determined
- appeal TO the Court Of Appeals in Albany from the
decision Of the general term Of the Supreme Court,
which lately set aside the judgment Of the Oyer and
TernDer In the Of Pelicef and Gonzales has
otinad the respective counsel that he will move the
for argument the fourth Tuesday OF this month
He seems determined, " possible, to prevent new
trial MeeSs McCue and Dewitt will argue the case for
Gonzales and j. d. Townsendfof Pelicer.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
u.isea st.t,s Commis.ioner,. One.

United states Commissioners once.
In ts court, befofc Commissioner Osborn, yesterday,
man named Garnett charged with having had Ia his
possession quantity Of counterfeit currency The
>ame up for hearing adjournment from . previous
day; and evidence was now given by Mr. Golden de-
sscssve officer TO the effect that when he searched Gar
nett he found his person $40 notes
sf Pennsylvanis bunk.
Mr. Joseph Bell, Omitted States Assistant District At
tornsy said he introduced this evidence for the purpose
sf showing scientcr.
Counsel for the prisoner objected 10 the evidence on
Me ground that there nothing whatever To show,
che stood at present that Gnett had any fractional
SurrcDcy In his possession
Mr.. Hell remarked that he proposed show that the
aroused had he'd In his possession large quantity Of
currency which he uttered and that he showed
che ofncer amount OF spurious currency.
Commissioner Osborn said the evidence Of Golden, the
sScer, that when he arrested Solonons, who had
Been taken into custody In connection with this
Soloons confessed to him that he had purchased this
money from Garnett He merely received the eviden
low given conditionalIy, and would pass upon t on
another occasion
Golden said he had given the three counterfeit bills to
Justics Hogan at the Tombs, and from that time until
new they had remained In the hands OF the Court.
nr. Charles Spencer appeared for Mr. Lachman, who
bad been brought before the Commissioner q charge
regarding this caso and said that his client had
nection with IT, there being witnesses to show that
fart
Mr. Bell rested the case for tho present. and asked for
m adjournment
Counsel for the accused would consent 10 adjourn
mont for ashort time He would not cross-eygmine the
Witnesses until the testimony behalf Of the United
Rtatcs closed
rne adjourned until Friday
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

A UCTION NOTICE-BOOTS AND SHOES.
"A W. N. HOLLINGSHEAD. AUCTIUNEER,
BY CHARLES G. WARREN.
sALESROOMs u CORTLANDT STREET.
ON FRIDAY, MARCH Q, at 10Y O'Clock,
VERY LARGE SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT
TRADE SALK OF BOOTS, SHOES,
BROGANs, BALX0RALS, CATERS, &C.
The catalogue 10 contain
'''''TivE FIVE THOUSAND DUPLICATE PACKAGES.
dHoIGE NEW SPRING GOODS. IN
GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES SIZES AND GRADES,
adapted to all markets.
THIS sale viii include cOnsignments from nearly every
prominent manufacturer
IN NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK CITY,
and will be equal In every respect TO either of our
THREE PREVIOUS EXTRA LARGE SALES
N HELD THIS SEASON.