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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

70 UfscA4f Gocxf or Cs Cssns,dY ii ii
Ibodshasf bSGntqn session ~ Che5ecfntt
Ceusth forsebeeal dlyS,i1ndes' Chr!
bsrs, ,prsskings ard dCsload MnllsH ~ I
bers presenting 9ttQfpfX.. nlfe = -
Der Of crimi6al Gases have been dlsRosef
Fot snd II wss tk6Hkhf thSt 4h6 il'd0fKs'
would be reached n6a sye3tefdly'a U06s
Wooldsidgs, zeolored, for rape, iw1s' sen
;teneed to, be hung on.fheJ7th Of DecGmbef
Geosxe Rsstone, whitsy for Aorse. secanng
was sSntenced to eighteen yeafE tnpris0n.
ment. Edward Branch, ,White, / Uas cen
victeda of Involuntary naAnslaughtef; n0l
vet sentenced. William yohnsonltd OEdet
Branch, colorcd, we're convicted Of steal
ing iron from the, Midlothian Company, an(
the fogmero sentenced to the penitentiart
for ten yeafs, and the latter for seven
Wash Hicks, for stealing scrap irol
from thesi Richmond and fDaAyille Rail-
road, Company, received ten ysays.saferl
little mercy Is, shown to !, ilIegtiInate
dealers III h0rsa.Aesh and junk HI Iold
Chesterfield. The number Of criminal
cases vas considerably decfessed by toxe'
raj Jail deliveries which, have taken place
since May last. There were, in addition y
these, various uninfportaht cases, In some
Of which the indictments were qdsshed.
"A great deal Of civil business viii occupy
the attention Of the court the resnaindero oi
4 the session--smong them the, suit Of Tho
mas Blunt, late chief Of police Of this town
against the town or Manchester for brc lch
of contract. On the decision Of this suit
depend four or five others of like ohafsctef,
and as Q matter Of course our tax payers
look on with no little interest. William
Ambers is counsel for the, plaintiff, and
Henry A. Wise and William /. Clopton fol
defendants. ~ -" 7" TT go - ".'''''
iF BRfEr NEWTON The Manchester Build.
ing Fund Association meets tonight az the
Town HsllIat hslf.past . o'clock 1afe9b
The Independent Base ball Club . vii
meet for practice on Jackson square,; cor.
ner Of Decatur and Lawrence streets, on
Friday evening at 2 O'Clock. The Soficers
Of this club are s. S. Jones, president
W. A., Blunt, vice president !; and aS.g r
Weisiger, secretary. Ira .ys7s,,3 fsyfi
= The Philologians meet at the Atheneuu
on Friday night. ~ : Y '"..''.,',S' -.
FIRE CoxpANTYl.-Atthe NJ last meeting .
Hope Fire Company Q committees Of ont
was appointed to wait on the Trustees Il
petition that body TO exempt hs member
from the, payment Of poll tax, ~, gays
TIE LATE ORDINAScE,-We understand
that at the next meeting Of the Trustees
petition will be presented, pray yfng tina
body to modify Its late regulation prohibit
ing the sale of all articles on the Sabbath
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

General Jordan, srecsntiy the editor OF
the Memphis Appeal u engaged with Colo
nel PRYOR IA arranging and preparing life
az General n. b. Forrest, which will be
rsady ior publicasionina na coupled q naatAa.
rornsy SAW = No has not yet commHted
anv 81 the crimes that Andrew yolnscn y
II tha hsbit of pasdoning" No, Forney !;
yosrcy96es lSse sncA = ho6ody ssm Pr;
nistosa. within forty eight hcurs aftff
,hg arrived = NeN Ypekt foeei!ee ~
ls.:tsos aleiag le1eg'ss ~ slesa sos
toet5 { 4 ssss s.sssxs slaassssssx tts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

The New York Clipper contained the fol-
lowing first-class obituary notice Of GER
tain locally celebrated theatrical manager :
"As citizen he was exemplary, pos
sessing In an unusual degree the confidence
and esteem Of alf who knew him. He Was
sn sfIectionate and dutiful son, contribu-
ting large portion Of his messs 70 tne
support Of bis aged parents professionally
be stood high, his sailnr,s hcrn-pipe dance
being conceded among the best IN the bu-
tnoSo. !" III b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

CoLoRED SCHooLs.-The colored schools
at Ebenezer church are quite full. v. 81. Ro-
berts and Peter H. Voolfolk, colored men
from Richmond, and Miss Baker, white,
from Massachusetts,, are the teachers. y w.
N. Morris, colored, ID the janitor Of the
school. There are 120 scholars pursuing
their studies at these schools. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

BREAKFAST SHAWIS.-We have
~ now in store twenty cases Of these CHOICE
and sEASONABLE ARTICLES, which we are de-
termined to sell at CUSTOMERS OWN HaCEs, NJ
J. STEENBOCK CO.'S,
Nos. 1919 and l2l5 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

ZEPHYR GOODS.
We are now opening our full limos
HH of the real
GERMAN ZEPHYR GOODS,
inst imported, consisting Of
NUBIAS,
sHAwLs
OF such exquisite dslioaey Of
shades and colors and superiority
OF texture ~ to challenge compari.
son with any In the city, at
J. STEENBOCK 4 CO.'S,
Nos. lala and ISIS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

LECTURE ON DUELbrxa.-On Friday night
Colonel Preston, Of the Virginia Military
Institute, will deliver lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association on the
subject of Duelling. Colonel Preston will
handle this theme, we are sure, in most
interesting manner. The lecture will be
delivered at Rev. DR.. Moore's church at
half.past o'clock Friday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

/ Ex.GovERNoR WIsE.-Ex-G Governor
Wise, who has for several days been III
with cholera, is now considered out. Of dan!
GER. DR.. Hsxall, the attending physician,
thinks ifs distinguished patient safe. ),
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

JOSH BILLINGs.-In this city last Sunday
a distinguished clergyman, in one of the
best sermons we ever heard, quoted say
ing of Josh Billings's, remarking, however,
that he did not know who Josh Billings
was. The saying quoted was the follow
ing: ~ like to see o man who serves
God on Sunday by shouting 'glory and
'hailelujah,' and serve him on Monday in
measuring oats" | - ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

WARN, COMFORTABLE KNIT
w SKIRTS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN are
selling very rapidly, owing to the very small pro.
its at which they are sold, at
]. sTEENB0CK 4 CO.'S,
Nos 1918 and 1918 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

Mr.. JAMES BAGLEY, and not Bagby, was
Orange and Alexandria railroad on Tues
day last. He had been long an officer Of
the road, and was greatly respected for bis
6delity and efficiency He was alike popu-
lar In his Official and social relations. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

20. !, DRY, GOODS il -
pEADt READll READtli
just R.cRlvsDi yusr RECEIVED
freaa northern eauctioos, end sslfinS u reduced
< LARGE AssoRrnlIss.fs lIs.ssst b cAssInrRrs, DOE.
SKIN, AND SACKIN0 fOR LADIKs
Ella a rehH CLOAKB.
~ wHIrE oOoDs DEPARTMENT 10 full and
eonpletes embracing In part
BEST lo.I BLeACakD eHERTlN0.
PINE PILLOW.CkSR COTTON,
SHIFTING, &c. &c.
DRESS GOODS,
pretty and stylish, and u very reduced prices.
WHITE OPERA rLANNEL,
all colors, and very cheap.
CLOAK AND MANTLE DIpARrnHNr-LirEsr
NOVELTIRS
CLoAKS, BASQUINES,
SACQUES, and
WALKING JACKETS
In all the
MOST FASHIONABLE
SHAPES and PABRICS--
VERY STYLISH, $50
and at very low prices:
.sef JULIUS MEYER,
en- ..tgs No. 637 Broad street,
oc 3o--lm two doors from corner Of Sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

BCaGLARY.-The residence rof.gW. B.
Robbins, No. l04 Clay street, was entered
by burglars on Wednesday night and robbed
Of fifty dollars worth Of provisions. The
thieves entered through the basement win.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

The road Is in the very best order, the
passenger cars are equal to any in the
country, and on, night trains are furnished
with the new patent sleeping chairs with
out extra cost TO passengers, and the boats
on the Potomac are unsurpassed for CON-,
fort, speed, and good fare. y,r,aa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

lYsrf OF ras KxIGHfs TEsfL1s 10 Ball
rrxoRE.-Ths Knights Templsr, numbering
eighty, and other Mssous numbering 2Op,
viii visit Baltimore on. the 3gth instant.
They will 20 by the fredericksburg route.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

DISEASES OF THE EYE AHD EAR.-Dr. Gardner
formerly of London, England oenlist and aurist
operators on the eye and ear, respectfully informs
the citzsns Of Richmond thaths Will b again ssts
Ballard House--oice, psrlor ~. frst noor-on Nom
day, November lsth, to Thursday the 22d. After
that time, monthly, OF which due notice will be
given. Office, hours from A. M tosP. NJ And
can be consulted on deafness, noise In the hsad,
catarrh discharges from the ear scales In the ear,
accumulation Of wax In the ear, obstruction Of the
tu ubs, and sil ssuts or chronis diseases
OF the ssr and air passages. Artificial sJss in.
serted without pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye! Operations for cataract, stfsbismus
or cross eye, srti6ciAl pupls &c,, skilfuily per-
formed and sl diseases OF the eye and ear treated,
and every operation in surar and opthatnic sur.
gerry, performed by Dr. GARDsER. Principal oGaes
81 west Fortieth street, New York Rsfsrsnsssi
testimonials, &c. Send for circular. es2I-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

ELEGANT VELVET TCLOAKS-THE
II MOST CHASTE and SUPERB ARTICLES ever
presented to purchasers in Richmond-ars to-day
opened at j. STEENBOCK d CO.'S,
Nos 1918 and 1915 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND PoTo.
MAC RAILROAD CoNPANY.---The receipts Of
this company for the past fiscal year show
q gratifying increase of business, the
amount being about 100000 larger than
for any previous year. They we're ss fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08
VALENTINE q FRANKLIN,
i.ss MAIN sTR8ET.q
a Fl RIcHxoxD, Va.

Nsrshants Of Virginia. North Caroline, and
FRESH AND pEsIRSgLE GOODS, .ush 81 Buck
md al9xss Sosa: ana sontaas
sSsxls. s Nabiss. &C.. DC. Hooisn md Cotson
Hose and Half Hose and 9 fnil stock OF MOTIONS,
such as Belts and Bsltings, Combs, Spool Cotton
Fancy DToss buttons ard TsinminHs: In fsSt,
everything In the NOTION AND FANCY G00pS
LIN and q prices - Low A. AM AoA1n leun a. :
Ordsm respectfully solieited-thsy win be
promptly and faithfully sxssrtsd. ,v.rrr,
a LET'S PA. FRAlKLIN.
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T,R. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
~ No. 73s MAIS, 'sETwsrS 6RvxxrH ASS !

TNR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST
LIMO; 7ss MAIn, sE1wsrS grvssTa ass e.,
ElaaS{,1 ,fsh.Iy, ~ FL. p HiSr.osesvz. =. l'i
absence Of several weeks, during
.Is Tsiss y 'iTst Is R6fGsdI;sssar W9
GOLD nFaIL i and an .othei,4 G y IghIsi
srtislss tsqd,isa tn ": P!of;:sisa; "a \ shs:s
FIJI; FIJI sii: Rs:lis:s sshs ssfsr III y 9ss4a
mort csrsfui and scisntifc manner. when dS.
sired, either general or isssl snsstasas: q ne
1s e. 1s.1s.. aPHRfir H Z i,:fIsR
81 sis ai i,sisftl l;is ssss
Il !. II q sss.s :s.s,s: Is =:
s.r.I g...cs.s: .asns:. NJ. ssn
shst i his cpsrsticns SsvS Ist tSs sppsSFsl pf Ais
psTons: "a ihs iataIs ssias . psiSa w 1.iSs iSs
in every inst snee. whils his shasgss vill - e
Il ss:i: 4: 4; l:s 40
vices is respectfully sSHHsIfsSS 81 srrri p.s,
% 90 ,s-n avs sooss tboss spcss Socd asssl. I
nR 3. = DyyA!sg sgALLs. .yHE At
u TEHTI0N oi,ths pgatt e ~ :siseslsAS ~ = -. ~
2sSAfstSSSI 2siSA SsSI9ss aRse z: &C. SO
shoald command Attention. Ha a0.ns that Ne
~ 1.isslss sssi... q ~ sa1 1isof issSsss. vSsa
9: 3 s: = .:..'::: 9 a'saasss
Ss;: q ss:s:: :ss::' q iss a. y r ,::,s J: sss
Da5 81. TALLRYrATfORNEY-7.AT
:s::a:: e; :. !. SsSs::s;:s':ss';;| + sS;
ocss sSS ss::sS;sSss :s;on. ~ ~ ns.sA.esr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

THg DoIyas AT ARRAypALE A Co.'S YIsrSR.
pAY.-Mr. Joseph Carthsr, No. 100 Leigh street,
corner Of ST. Peters d, received one huntingIcase
silver watch. .Gsm yIriW yd bnGs .tH n@fn
Mr.. Lewis Antilotti, Central depot. pext, dsos p
ticket ofice, one musical bog.
Mr.J. o. setnan, Hanover county, one silver
watch. ,,.rss sG.tFyo .g,7-S 3d ainoT ID7g,iS
Mr.. T. Atwood, Public; Guard, one ton .of sosl
and one cord OF wood. :. = :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

NEW THROUGH SCHEDULE BETWEEN New
YORK AND New ORLEANs.-The railroad
companies forming the Atlantic coast line
and the great central inland mail routes
between New York and New Orleans (the
former leaving this city ria the Richmond
and Petersburg road, and the latter via the
Richmond and Danvillc railroad) have en-
tered into an agreement to run quick mail
schedule between New York and New Or
leans, the time being made the same as by
the Southwestern route! Passengers leav-
ing New York at I O'Clock P. NJ. arrive In
this city at lao next day; time, eighteen
hours forty minutes leave at 2.l0 p. M,
those for Petersburg, Wilmington, &C.,
going by way of the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad, those for Danville, Green's
boro', Charlotte, Columbia, etc., taking the
Richmond and Danville railroad. Both
lines coming together again at kingsville,
s. c., thence by the South Carolina rail-
road to Augusta, from which place passcn-
gers can 60 either by way Of Atlanta or
Macon and Columbus, Ca, to Montgomery,
Hob;1o Nan, nrIoapu akc Time hatwapn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

BROCHB sHAwLs.
CHARMING AND CHASTR
styles OF these new and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
which have won the admiration OF
the ladies, are attracting much
attention, and are being offered at
ALARMINGLY Low PRICES
j. sTEENBOCK 4 CO.'S,
Nos. l9l3 and 1915 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

HESRIco CouArY CouEr.-In this court
Yesterday sllthe indictments were quashed,
on the ground Of informality. We stated
the sround In the Dispotch yesterday. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08
I PL,OW FOR THE TIMES.
l. I. IHE VA WATT E,lilT RLoW; w.

vayrsntsd 10 40 far better WORT. with one.fo1Ith
isss poVer; g double - strong ana ~ an.soiss,I
not -tsnth q liable 70 choke OF siog snG ~ .n.
nssior so An era- brace plow ever Jet nede AN Q!
vhish bare been invented. fosnsd' ana issaaonea
Tsiss % the fol,eyins .rns yhs sss :sssisy
;ca: d:s;S.i T osS1s: ssss.s.H y vi sEisss1i n
1Ssns. Dr.. J. Hovis.s p. ". HsE,n. 4esnsna
Smilh, r. Hooiiok, 2: Mo0rudsr, O. .; CsrSs,
cone pP b hs yin !etuyn ths y{ics
& ga sd:osss : s &ssN aIs ::|:s1;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

Hrxarco CrRcurT CouRr.-In the Hen
rioo county Circuit Court yesterdsyRm
tIon for ball 6oe Tsliaferros Esher was ovef'
rulsd. Ths oourt then sdjonfned until the
1ssh ofpext April. I q ~ ~ ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

PAIDoss.-Ys sstsrday No GovernoT par
dossd Clsude Duhs, rhits, convicted y
the Circuit Court OF 0Fange county And
seutencsd to avaycu1' fmpriSopment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

~ BREEDEN FOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
No. 4ol BROAD srRggr,
,-s receiving per steamers THIS DAY large addi.
,,opaI supplies OF DRESS GOODS, bought during
,se rast week ST tho extensive New York auction
.,I.. Also, 8 large and attractive supply Of new
,r8 choice PRINTS, BLBACHED and BROWN
GnnpS. IRISH LINENS, CLOTHS and CAssI-
yEgEs. large assortment OF LADIES' CLOAKS
,o5sHAwLS Of the newest designs.
C.RPgTINGS OF all grades, DRUGGETS, RUGS,
{. &c. BREEDEy & FOX,
No. 4oi Broad street,
n--l.t corner Broad and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

arriving at this point simultaneously WIN
route uia Orange and Alexandria railroad
by Lynchburg, Knoxville, etc. Time from
Atlanta to New Orleans, thirty hours
making the total time between New York
and New Orleans ninety hours.
As an example of the speed, we would
mention that on Monday night the 5th In
stant-the day the new schedule went
into operation-the Express train on the
Danyille railroad having been delayed In
leaving Greensboro twenty minutes wait
ing for the arrival of the train on the North
Carolina road, made the trip from Green's
boro' to Richmond in eight hours and forty
minutes; distance, lss miles; time lost by
stops, twenty-five minutes-making the &C.
tual running time eight hours and fifteen
minutes, or about 23 miles per hour. Both
routes from this city south are in fine con-
dition, and every effort will be made by the
managers to insure the comfort and safety
of passengers. On those portions of either
route/6ver which passengers travel by
night sleeping cars are run. ,4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

yl<t} ~ vs3Nt t0anAeyeeAA AAsoDV03WSrsa1t8 ~ 84
bE 1YCfR0z zrTE nj FY7S =.
| tISsl { 81 81 (
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- ess ~ y5Ugi :
tSH3E5f1lipsf9s Sss1 ~ aec5Ss.
Rlllsl t9jleEasG 49, 49,; ,1ssaesS Il
| SiSS SS;tii 4 ~ lsaRS ::
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EDE rHnADY, SDHrWAIedguE ~
IR ylSlL y ALE :S9ESFRil .*alP 81. 81 y ls II II
Ellst, .L6gI A1Na ie6gh4 y HkIek CfSYH
sIsgs sy e hss;se E::ss s3tseeiSf e 81
Ess sIiss AS sssrlk rs n e "a
.s;is sss 'eils..evs vAsl.s13 4 iiNesRh x!ppl %
|fT7O INBR0TYPisfS. rsesIysd
LLsMWOOD 70 iP RAhnAC Yf'Assslis
sak GlAfa4f "A AEf F2]iir,'es,ss ]uifir,'ess u. oisss
|T SS9ESsst1RGiP SS9FEFSs1GPS3te s0t tSobii..a'gs 4 lssT
sSGsHHfs sSEsiHff "a 81 SRtSgt 6sptgt geiay - sst
aal RRfi6Rshs afi6Rss4E 4E SSARsEoaSSH, ARsEoSlH, - ooitslissd
ab iFFss48lFss 81 81 etdEgiffs, .sll .'s...'
|vssqa y. -. .seEnss mn M Nanhas assses
TYPosUIPHATE OF SOB 400
- - p0sssas's p0sse .-''s; -. ~ 'ntWocOsRHARGA0Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

aovsnsoH srHEEr. OPPOSITE GsvsaSoHs Hssss-
foe lA-tsl 1T, 4,n,ni
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lnWATHMEY r NORRIS, 4 ylGo p
VI aINIRAL C0NHlssI01 MERCHA111.
soaisit eouisnmsnls u svsEy assssip3ou.
a0Sumissaoas, TWO AND HAL1 rga 08u9.I
,,Q1>a On Basin jbssk bssvsssa kiss4niA 80
fvslhh streets, RisbnanA. % !, !, .oeis-4Asvln !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

De- 81. TALLHY, ATTORNEY AT
.es:..! ID; ~ 4 RSsss;sss:I &
oas: oo snS sssisspss. y - :.
Go1a1unieesj0ns ed Afseee9 ~ Heneheqeete yA.s
WI receive proMps attedllon. - Se ts e4r$l I
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Arrivals .ndDeparsur..,

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n, Ws s.s .,uS sYi's o. NJ Alien \"
~ aoors' Sisson. NJ iAviasssos, bo rs 4 Ar
i.'f: 'I 81. y rs r',
che che. Gone msson Bu.eAsI ~. s s.S 80:
Sss; Hi SS.s S;,sSs - sss s:
w I S,,s.s9 E...ss;;i Is = s. $;s: :
kk.SS sts p n s. a.: :sa . . s' ss' R.s
Sg: "a issssl sE Round sss. s'
sSS, ~; r,sSs;.: Tss:s,s ss'Ii s:
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fs s4sss.m.Ac sssu. y, Ne. sea s.m.I,. ns
ssi :sS y: .s;ss Me-: =.
Ss; nm and Ss %ss 8;
So.ss and Ciark; NJ AND Mis- WATERBURY, Miss nadseg
Sysue Mcssrs Howard Cole. PAiissson end hc,vekm' :.
SiSsr' ksssrs smlS and sh-sAse godasrd ~ 70, "a
~ wJ NJ, ims sa sss ssS fy X
q: n $500 80 W. J ssssi
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way sg.n sss rsrsfiS s,s. B.,. w.a ss' W.
s,;sS: s; m; -: S riF'i F.-s. 20
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were generaiiy steady We note further sales Of 80
tons No Extra American, mostly at port, at $50 hut
were made from dock at $50 We quote lots 70 srrve
nominally $4s $40 for the leading bgands Manuhc-
tursd iron was selling to moderate extent to jopbns
LxArnEx stock and receipts were both very no.
derate, but the demand limited prices for
Market sV was without particular change
The sales were 90 hhds Porto Rico al &c., and AS bis
new crop New Orleans at 81 1S also BY auction $50 hills
at 4sc hhds Barbados sold last night but were ot
reported-0n private terms
NAVAL S1oRza-The market was without mAteal
change All branches were quiet and nominal
Ons Crude whale, II anything, was rather weaer,
while the tendency Of crude sperm was somewhSin
ever In either case. About 500 bbls Of rejected crde
whale vas sold In New Bedford at private price, sp
% q q g. AL classes q %
moderate jobeing demand prevailed, but prices wre
generally steady. We quote bleachsd winter whalat
8 % ssaf 81 Is and Straits q 81 s. Crude ~hsi. ,.s
nominal Crude sperm was held At % 80. We Dte
s,lss g q ias bSs prime fan and winter l.rd OIL IN y!
y TO- Olive oil In casks was steady at 81 IS 81 90
per gallon Lnsced oil was quiet At 81 = . u -
packages cat meats So packages lard the market or
pork was somewha& irregular but upon the whole prizes
Sssss ny, :. a 90 sGsS
= $50 SIX Ssl for new mes, 90 81 . 50 lax br
oAu AA0o1, 4kS 30 ID ZOE p1W0 az pIiuo
mess also 1000 bbA now mesa deliverable in Januav,
February March and Apral sellers and buyers optin
at 80 30 ISL Beef was firm, with further salesof
40 bbls at I'll S14 for old plain mess tll 81 or
Old extra mcss; SIT 80 SO for now plain mess nd
So 80 4 $25 for Sow extra mess
PKrRoI2UM was very dull, ana prices were lower md
nominal. The sales were about 800 bills. It So Q
3dc FOR crude, on the spot and all the month"; 60e
on the spok And all the month, and Toe 7Scfor
small l0tA free. LOO Ga IL
RrcR was quiet and UNCHANGED We heard Of
SUGAR. moderate inquiry prevailed, and prices we're
about steady. The sales l25 hhds Cuba at II ~
13c, and 40 boxes Havana ON private terma Refined
was steady. sF
TEA.-More inquiry was noticeable. Prices werc vry
steady The sales about 1000 half chests greens,
mostly from fTst hands, and 200 half chests Ooloig
also 800 half chests Japans, all ON private terms.
TOBACCO particular change percepttble. The
sales include 80 bales Havana at s0c 100 hhds Zen
lucky at from &C. 19c, and 40 cases Ohio seed lea at
12c.
WHISKY Receipts, 50 bbls. Tho market retaln.d
steady tone but the demand less active Onlytri
fling sales were made Ut from So 20 q So %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13
The Ann street Improvement.
[From The Brooklyn RAsle, Jab. II

The Widening Of Ann end Fulton slrssls New Ycrk, q
which have heretofore alluded, IL Improvement q
almost as much consequence % brooklyn = New Yet!
and our citizens will no doubt watc ts progoss wA
much Interest," II will give ss, IN psre or narrsw,
crooked street straight wide thorou4hfsre frcn 90
principal ferry up 10 Park row. The Now York TiGs0
terms II 'Ncw Broadway but We hope this name vin
not adopted would show poor tasts and poverty q
nomcnciature There are three Broadway. nov IN Nev
York n Ann street IL 10 be discarded, give II soms
other original distinctive name me proposed In
provement h fully described foliows.--
Starting from Ann street measure one hundred -
three feet along Park row. ten cut In To- take 81
the lots up 10 the Bpres Once running back on TIE
regular lot boundary about hundred fcee thin cse q
the north aide OF Ann street straight 70 william, sxty
feet 70 n 10 mako Ann street one hundred feet vida
save nj the gore Park row, whore viii open ov1
hundred and forty foot In order V Rvc splendh
WOW Of the City Hail ana allow FOR ths grand ourv
ing and switching Of railway tracks, Prom william
street. there is - be diagonal cut through the bscck
from the junction Of William ana Ann N We junction q
Gold and FULTON This entirely new STREET being oAs
hundred feet wide, will leave scarcely anyhng a thn1
busy block, two tranges of nnli
Having reached Fulton street a. tho Junction OF Cola
the object 70 cut on or wdeu on the south side a
Fulton. about ny fest through 70 Water street, nvo,v
ing the destruction Of tho old United States Hotel Frem
the front Of the hotel 10 the river the street Ia wtds
enough, except that small out must BE- taken on u
mark8t near South atroet