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posing to him 10 leave hts pack In tho front
room, while they went into rear apart m mt
t"E,t III .'ptr. They sat in the room un,il
bel tilte, and the pedl'cr, in lis AFFIDAVIT.
distinctly declares that shc was never once
ont Of his sight. When lie was ready to re-
i't; she !i.Etct! n ca,d.c for him, hut hcfprc
e"inls to red. he went IN the front ron,n 10
look at h!s Pack, when. 10 his cons: .rn 4tion,
lte found tAnt it WAS E..t,c. The next morning
he entered u complaint l,ef.,rc Justice, who
was generally believed tn he 1ncu,ler Of tho
gang, against the couple at whose house he
had lodged; and. although the complainant
sw0rc that the Win IN Was never out Of his
front room until he discovered that, 1t was
lost, and the husband proved, or ofIcrcl to
prove that he was at Methodist mcetlng
during the whole time that the pctlalcr nus
IN Ills house, yet the Justice Committed them
for trial. j. respectable iar1ncr now came
forward and offered to bc their bail, anl Was
accepted by the magistrate. lie told the
would say no more al,out tic gan. and
their affairs, she wonld hear no more
was emarting SO severely about tile
loss nf llcr daughter that she conlu not re-
strntn her propensity 10 talk, and frequently
interests Of the PARTIES who she believed were
keeping her daughter In conecalmcnt. When
the bnrn!sman found that she would not keep
quiet, he surrendered both 'ter and llrr hus-
band, and they were committed to Jail,
where they llhsl remained mp to tie time of
onr visit. Their case hns bccn put over from
court to court OH account, It was alleged, uf
prosecution. 1t was Ecncrally believed in
tlIc nc1glIborllno1 that they would be kept
there, on one pretcncc nr nnother, Just as
1t suited tue interests Of their prosecutors" :"
, 1866-08-10
remain, sir, yoHv most

*olH oFcHed IN 1scW 1ofK to-day Al IE3T, and
closed at 1iess. The following are the quotations
telegranhed 10 Bpfl Brothe1s rntd hrukets:
, 1866-08-10

bankruptcy of tllc Porte.

Correspondence Of tue New Yo,k Tribnnc.]
The rortc t,as eusren,1rl nay,nrnt. Tha
interest NJ, tfc cousnIidntcd Ioam Of isI5 Is
tint. iV-mt,rrnw. II Ia 1,aratlc nj 1pnIlut,,
i,mrrs and Frantf,,rt nm, i i"l1 yc,y l"r,riy
In Euru,,c rs veil as Il, Constan,tuo,ts. I'd
im,rrt,,r f,,,rt, ift,1n tir int,. ,mnt.. In Lam.
don. tf,e Tnrt, l,ms r]osrtl Iis ,t,u,rs n,,,1
affixed un,n tlcm II ,,nt}ce to- f1,c cteri
ilni aitin,,,,t, ohu,,,,,,,ir nl,1o Ia ,,,r
uji its uri,,a. "u,l,lrr cx1sii;s ci ct,1,lslnrcs
liz. t,iu.,. nr i,r tu,I,1ir ,untl,Is t,rtu,ss
nl,Er atTirtr,l ly iir t'nlitiral mi l,n,,riml
t,l<ls wi,ici nEttnirs E1ltutr. tic sactiiicrs
,i"tt,, nj, INV trtt ,icts ,rr,l IL. mi .r "t
ti,i.,tinn a,t,i II t"s tta, ,,r .ta"tt..
, 1866-08-10
Sprcial Notices.


Is The only Physician Specialist now In the city
that can Re entirely relied upon. Go mn, and not
suffer Disease to yr1nan IN your system, dIsdgurn
your ee and body, besides destroying your happiness
anu futust prospects In LIE. He has made personal
dsease and nervous debility hls stud5 for the list
twenty years and H. therefore. the person whom all
aeted ehoalt consult No one eyet heard OF patient
Of his not being Cured since be has been IN this city
LIS reputation has vouchers In al the elty papers,
bis paents and the medical profession, both here and
abroad, as being the most skilled Specialist hare and
thorough asser Of his profession. ii a others r,1
dont despair: give him cali. It lis oaly common
occurrence with him to cure such Cases. Hia soom,
arc separate for ladies' aud gentlemen and the mos,
complete In the city. Consultations rre aud COZ.
ndential.
Ofaee 100 South C1arkst corner Of Monroc-st, half
block nom the Post ONCE. Post UhIce Box 1J4,
Chicago. III. Once hours from =. m. to pm.
Send for hts "Gulde to ucalth," published monthly,
ffee os charge.
Yorsa AIks, TAKE PARTICULAR So17cr.-Doctor
Bscow deSotca much OF his time to the treatment Of
those csses caused BY secret habit which ruins both
body and nnd, uniting the nntoytunatc individual tr
clthcF business society. The sal effects Of these
early habits, or the o1cess Of per year, to weaken
and debllitate the constitution destoT the physlca
and mental powers, diminish and eufenle the natural
feelings, and exhaust the vital energies Of maal05l
The pleasures o life are aasred the object Of marriage
frustrated md existence Itself rendered term u IN.
ceasine neeFJ and regret. Such persons, especially
those contemplating marriage. shonld lose no time In
making immediate application, as Dr.. b. by Ills new
treatnn u enabled 10 ensure speedy and permanent
cnre.
0-omee, 1sD South claskst,, corner Of s,onrocs..
, 1866-08-10

The nnnttn's. We would herc state that The
young lady's step.fatlcr was q lnan well TO
co Ill tile World, and although by u" means
uett'"nsfratirc, Paced 10 lar IN tue Way ~
!he young people union, und"uotcui' ank-
Ing them. however, both rather youn: to
marry. Tic coarse Of true love had, mp to
tliis time, n1li.arr ntly ran smoothly. When
the young mai, was suddenly called away to
LIstant tnw1,. OIL some real or pretended
business. As Is uk.,nl. in such Cases, he len
his fair afiiailfc,l in tears. hut tearing
himself array from her embrace, hurried
oil on ;1lc next train. We will nov follow
The cnursc Of the Young genttclnan lover.
Altcr leaving thr presence uf the cantfding
girl. he l.airsncA his course until he reached
little uuntry place about stx miles from
Detroit, called Bedford. Here he throw off
every restraint Which thoughts Of the trust
i'll. creature lie had left behind should haze
tendency to throw around him, and began
In n.akc merry with thc maitcns Of BcdG7Fl,
anlonE whom, with Ills elegant "storc
clothes" !" lie created considerable Of stir.
Ono bright particular star a..nin threw it's
rays over tho young mans susceptible heart
another pair of loyc.lit eyes sinotc him In
the region Of the vest pocket, and hc loved
again with the balance Of his soul. On the
part 81 the young lady 1t was n case Of love
at first sight ; on the pari Of Tic young man,
love at second sight. To cut the matter
short: he wood her, l,c won her, aud he
married her.
Tlis was in December, 1865. lie then left
his young bride aud returned to The "girl hc
left behind him." who WAS Of course l,appy
10 Fec her betrothed once more. lie now
urged Miss A. 10 set the day for their t,lar-
rfage, which she did. The Rev, MIR. Cham
btrs, Edwfu@s father, wns called In, md The
marriage ceremony was again performed. a1-
though another hrilc STOOL by his eide.
THIS second marriage took place about six
weeks aftcr tlc tlrst. Up to the .lay Of the
Young EcnutNlrcl's arrcst, The twn hal llyetl
Eurlmsctl wife had Of Chambers rcr!ldy, WIS
Sunday 1ast from the lips Of til" officer who
nrrcstcl him. The ruUr girl feels deeply the
Nrong inflicted upon her l,y The nnnrinrlrled
scullnlrl, wlo Is doubtless. ere tlls. after an
other victim. I'uss him around. Omit it,r-
grt lis name. which Is Edwin n. Chambers.
lfr IL slightly sflilt--gcntccltv tfrcss"sl. with
.larl, cntl1ns hair aud fine features, md 81
Ed,Tp
, 1866-08-10

Thu ,,ronrjtr I1,tumnr u,tiyud hst,, y..,,rlov
,,ru,tty lupu win u.ttu,,frIs ad tnu,,,,v fruu,
tIu,lato,
T!c Propeller t'htruvn, fanintu Which 1oa.p,
ih!a rsrnl,iu fur Iialu, Will, fuil compliment nt
t'a,svl,Eu,n u,H1 trt,usn> rnrxu.
T1lp pfot'rllur Mnha"k n.n'lo ifia potl, with
tnme erlHlIre nt tars.l Eugs fun lintllo, yts.sr.
lay morning.
Il,e nrafner l'h!!u lhr+onf. Captain Innglry,
tcft tts lIUr Int evening. fur NJ .Insep,, with
ruht'ltr.
Tl!v pfSpnllcr Al1oNhnny nn!voA hera yesterday
tfom t;Iuhtl Itasettu With pas.ragcr* nIut ono
htiMs!f0ll anl i!hoytm thousand II i 1f tAhah3r.
Tin lna.,sl!rr Wsnuua, tnt.ntn tlro. Perkins,
n!.0 n,i!,sa l!oso yrs,a'day "ll full freight !tt
tom ftHaAio.
Thu propeller Atl,!ntlc leaycs THU evening with
passengers mud nclcllnadid, in. buffalo.
Thu propeller Young America nla'le this port
yesterday nluFAlnE nom OEarnsbHrgh, and lcayus
this ., cnIns at seven o'clock for that port.
Tho propeller G. j. 1rNeslell, Captain Wnrrtn,
arrived here yesterday from Grand Haven aud
Atuskcgon, with n few Passengers aud n!aety
theasana iest os .n'cr' shs leaves this evening
'o.na ,da .spcs w. nu'asa.s epot.sa a. tac
ptopcilers, % aroo hara one b.is % and twcuiv ssssV
fchooncrs. Til. lumber laden vessels numbered
seventeen. Tho cc1.ara,,c,s u.nheyn1 nipc vessels
Of all descriptions.
The following Chicago Vessels passed til. Well
land Canal OH tic ell,, bound eastward: peopcl-
D'--r ~ ~, ~, hnrs. To,as Sv,t,, n"",sa
tetls.- ~ 'ue ~ na1A "aaee "Ach. nouIa
senn1s an the eh 'sr, f1Peo<s % GHo"s Brook
cth: hark Indiana. The following chfr,co
,.nss,,s ~ AA ..i..oI - mns..a '".s n'eo ~
inst.: Propeller Dean Richmond, barlss Two Fan
MES. Mary E. pcrcw. Tie following Chicago yes-
, 1866-08-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY,

q THrnsDAT EVENING, August 4, 1876.
Tic weather to-duy was clear and pleasant. and
there was rather moro activity In business circles
than for several days past but t:adc Is Eeaerully
dull Throughout tic city.
Thercis no change worthy OF no1c In the contl-
tion Of The money market Prime paper ia ecarce
and currency II abundant 20 that we have an easy
and dull market. The rntc Of discount is eteady
at 10 per cent Per annurn for good paper hnt call
loana arc heirs made al somewhat lower rates.
Eastern exchange is very scarce aud tho market
Is very firm at para SC premium buying, and lilo
psrsn!um selling. Round lots wefe sold among
bankers at premium Of G0c per thousand.
The Produce markets arc generally quiet. bnt
Corn rrnaalne active with e.ronE upward ten.
dcncy. Wheat IL about SC per bushel lower. OAts
have advanced f@ec per bushc1. Com ruled &c
per bushel higher. Rye and Barley were meg.
leeted. Highwincs were frtn bnt tnactIu. Pro
visions were steady and firm. Grain Feeishts
have declined .ic per hushc1.
An order was received tc-9ay from The Secretary
OF the Treasury prohibiting Canadian vessels from
c.caiiuC at this pot for Port Colbosne. with car.
goes destined for Oswcso or other United States
ports. Dining Buchauan>s administration a Elm,
liar older wae promulgated and acted on, bui
under Mr.. Iueofu|s admlni tralion, 1t was either
rescirdcd or became I'LL now dead letter.
The effect OF this order will b. to advance The
rates Of fecghss on all grain going to Oswc:o, a.
the Canadian vessels have generally carried it 10,
&c per buthel less than American vessels. Thi.
Is no donei the result Of . movement on :hc par
Of the Buffalo interest to !ninsc Osscso 1t Is a1se
blow directly at the Northwestern States. ".
think the order will be short.lived.
The Convention Of Northwestern Nationa
Bankers meets in this city an the 18th Of Septem
bcr next. As there Is variety ofimpos,ant enes
lions 10 be discussed which have direct bearing
on Western interests, there viii no doubt he fa
, 1866-08-10
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

Some Cnrfout fnct~-.A Strange Story.
The annual report of tile New York Prison
Association Of the last year contalns some
curious facts. We quote couple Of par,-
graphs:
RESPECTABLE THIEVES.
"'ThcEe is family residing in Oneida Conn-
". who. according to common fame, have
twenty-five years. Thcy lave grown ricl, By
their unlawful practices. Their children are
srnainarics. They dress gcntcelly, their
manners arc somewhat polished, aud they
appear tolerahls wei in society. Their ope-
Of Oneida, Oswego, Otsego. Madison. Che.
mango, Scboharic, Delaware and Sullivan.
They have numerous we'll trained con
frdorntes in all those counties, who arc
reaay. by day aud by night, at mo-
mrnt's warming, to ride Of. In any direction
ment and protection Of associates who arc in
danger Of 1nlling into the nleshes of tho law.
These men have been indicted times without
number In the al,nve- mentioned counties,
nor have nny Of them ever l,ccn in tail far i
longer time than WIS sufficient for a bonds
man to arrive at tho prison. It Is generally
believed that there arc farmers, apparently
respectable. who belong to the gang and
share in its profits. Whether this bc so or
not. it is certain that whenever haIl is need
| cd, any required number Of substantial farm-
ere will come forward and sign their bonds,
without regard 10 tho amount Of the penalty.
| These men, US might he supposed, exert a
great political influence, and Ii Is we'll under
| stood that they arc always ready to reward
| their friends and punish their enemies, both
in primary conventions and at the poIls,r
| STRANGE STORY
We found In the jail at Pulaski, the half.
shiEc town Of Oswego County, man aud his
vic Who Ind been confined there for eighteen
months on charge Of grand larceny. The
uan was evidently quite inotfrnsfvc person,
Menpef Of the Methodist church and q
class.leader In IT, He was In rood rc5utc
among Ills neishbors. and no one of tilenl
gave any crelcnee to the story of hi:
guilt. The wife wns more cner.;ctic nnr
/ son, and although there is no nroif that sht
| was ever actually connected with Tho .rorr
vet It is believed that she was anita wilma
10 keep their secrets, So far Us they mf,-,t II
entrusted to lier. Some time before hsr ar
rest, one of the gang ran oil with her daurl,
ter, and neither he nor 1iis nes ,ciatvs wo,tlt
| let her know where her Child was con
cealcd. This greatly enruged her, and sh
began to let out tho secrets Of tic organi
zation, and to threaten rengsane
warned to desiet, and lmeaaced with punish
1nent If shc continued to operate uguins
tlcn but she paid no attention to thcl
threats and continued her hostile actin,
One evening. Just at dusk, n jew rcldle
came in with his rack and requested her
let linn stay u1l night. She asscntcd, pre
, 1866-08-10
'l'gtt. Two 4arrtlsntaItsa.
iYtes,1u tf.u " 4rnr1,f

II Ii sn,ncwlu.t l'rrnnturt' to undertake. to
n'nrk oul md certify tlss future IF tl.n tw.,
great t;crlnunic g0nln which arc tulcrab,y
sire ln Arlnc from tllc rllra nf tho lusltl
rtr.lck dawn by Tho vuee uf Prussia, june
u lsx ani ly tiu "r,as .f rfa,'n M lrss thur
Ing tablo If the parulntians uf Germany,
north, and sontl, nf tile river Main, which Is
set Forth ns the future boundary line Ietwcct,
the Pr,.ssInn realm, Will, It's dependencies,
and tlc SontE.ticrIt,an ConfedcrAcy that Is
tu bc, may TIC found toth useful and interest
Ins. 1t represents The population returns ol
the German States down 10 the end OF the
y,-,r 1E3s3+
, 1866-08-10
Dr. TllOft1aOtl

l. the Oldest Erecta!!stnow In Chicago and he gasrau.
tees perfect eutes Ut syphs In ali ks speciea Stages
ratnifeasions and phases throughout.
srernatpFrhca ami lml',cnre treated with the hsp-
rett results Medicines iurwarded to al paris VI The
civilized ucttd.
1hrlosc y tfns and rrceve valnatte printed ,attma.
tl0n hin written answsss 10 all Undergraduates All
dress L. U. tux ~.
utee ht1 Anatp,nlrsi Atueetst us soust CLARK At.
, 1866-08-10


salcs embrace GO. head at prices ranging from sts]
@6S for common Cows, Staes and Bulls, good fat
butchers Cows and good stock Steers, <os77H for
good TO prime shipping stccss, averaging from loo to
1.s.s nf.
With the rcns ovc,f!owng With STOCK and the alteys
trungcl with buyers and eellera, the ynrds to-day pre-
sttt! MI nnEhualty animated appearance. The wealth
CT was delightfully."- cool aua pleasant, anil trade opened
brisk. This show Of actlyty was however OF shor,
ln1tlon As the receipts pouring In. feeling OF
weakness manifested Iself aud general want Of
Gcnce In tho stability OF prices became apparent THIS
feeling increased as tic day on and trade IN the
altcruocn WIS sluggish and prices lower.
Tic receipts were made up chiefly Of the
and medium grades. with "spEnEIlns~ Of fair to
Eona shipping bceres The demand for sst and second
cln>s Steers light, that raic suffered no d7aw-
buck on ncconnt OF the short supply.
stock Cattle were in fair request ut -soat6.s5 topd
Scals command from 500 to &S.ss PR l01 ns. Th.rc
Is GOO! inquiry. with rather short supply. Some
arr rs,rileilnc further decline for tomorrow.
The market closed weak, With about c.5O0 head IN
sold.
Iraasact.ons embrace the following:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
?s ia M's:,2s y! &C. s. saa s5an' Illinois
Mitchell - Aaan,; u soA Wa e + hest1 e common Coxs:
s 81 Tss 9 had ses s cx: sss
good stIa!ght s'css fs aad Saietsd; averaging iSi
s:Sss: xstsss|. as:sssns y fS !'s. r E a!
y IT, a rk G sH1a r ead I COVE M
sNd ns, si.4o: same l6 llrai 10. ayera ns S S.
=: .sa as1 iss 4 Ea II = :4s:s So rs at
n .spss ,e!s ns'!n T. es94 t,,s ess
e G:sSssE ss3 i esa 10 ~ S.
W. 'ssss' sss s;;S Sd s;stt s.s*f
nyWSIaT,nS ie r. s:i A. se ,o,n,,, ;, ,.,s ,oo.
En:sk i:heaa fi stcsss, % sSsiasiar i s. Il
, 1866-08-10
.,,litA N-Natl;ct 4a1ct. saie. ucre; 10 t,u. titt
t11lhra ~ fs{ RI. tIeltsTfc4l -+F- -
l1IiiiuM titbitS-in fatt teaucat. al ttpm stal.gJ

Tf nntktf III. 1pitt iiiat ttUlIeti uiiyrs nefe well
stfat, ,, ,t Tst, ,'%rIstste issi'ile le,,||
, 1866-08-10
EXPLOSION OF THE GENERAL
LYTl4E.

Narrative OF One of sIae Ir{urcI-CuI-
f.nh1c Neglect tile Cuuec of the Cssa%-
fruplic.
, 1866-08-10
4 GAY DECEIyElt.
a H1nisfcrs* son MafFtcs Two Women
The old S1ory Of Love, and Confidence
Tfct-

a Minister'S SON HarFtcs Two Women
The old Story Of Love, and Confidence
Betrayed.
From the Saginaw (,itch.1 Eu,.tprlfc.1
Last week young couple came tn our
t.ity and stopped at tue American 1Intel.
The gentleman was gcntcc1ly dressed and an
l,eared HE "nc who moved in good society.
though the cares OF the life she was inst en-
tering rested lightly upon her fair shoulders.
They had been In the town bnt short time,
when an officer from abroad appeared on the
answering to the description Of The 1,arty
above mentioned, for whom he had 4 warrant
for Ills arrest, on Charge Of lieany. After
pretty thoFo1Eh search thu young couple
were found, although it. .dnes not appear that
They sought eoncealmcnt. The yonug
man proved to be the person the officer
songht. Ne was accordingly taken into
aae Eeea essfSa in e. H. scnay apyesd s 5
s!se sunday lasl.. Monday moTuinrp Mhen liz I
TAILOR went Ills rounds among tic cells, the
The c1isubsequcutly it WAS nsccrtained tbat hc
clcetcslad made his escape through a yerr small
Fancapcraturc in the cell dotr, thtouel; viii,
!, t'n t;ooa was soGimss ei Passed to prisoners.
deal Of the serpent in lis nature. he
line Cwas able, to use honcly saying, To crawi
for 1 ,ut Of small hole: Which lie accordingly
nti,aated. NC ycstcrtny called II u,r,n e'nte IRE
lady whom lie called his wife, from whom
The ne obtained tile following story If wron9
aud vil1ainy. Her name Is Miss Aiex1alcr,
I'm, ,+nd she Ii seventeen years of asc. Previous
a;orai the tarcc Of marrying this man. she resfd.
viii pd with Ec1 mother and stcp-fat1er in ltttc
das. i:oun:ry town about ten miles from the VII
h er'tage Of Gull Corners, where she became ac-
luaintcd with gay and festive young man
poses eby the name Of Edwin II. Chambers, the son
and inf Methodist minister, residing ut or ncal
E,:ld kalamSzoo; ,Ssn' The Young man appeared to
cn1s ot;ood looking, with raven hair curling oycI
nj. hs = massive brow, and pleasing aud winnin, in
IT. IRE ;6e Mf. Chambers was about twenty years oi
Il Fisage when fe 'rst caught sight Of Miss Alex.
r1 his soul yas fred with love- for the be3u
Hs!uS19ang curle. daE midnight, her sylphlike
sals AL form, and her swe=t winning why's, He
:, M an he l.nsefa lucky
cnd 0hanpfOved fashion, which she. find cntilms,
e ~ setuned with all the ardur OF her yonn
10 Teeou, ane fon1. man finally broachca the sui,
". 81, y, 'Iafr'a:;'. She bluslingly referred
IN 10 ma, who. perhaps, thinking i,cr dary
T NAG ehosen the better part, Consented tc
, 1866-08-10

The wcather to-day was dry md clear, and wrll
calculated 10 rcpatr any damage which tho crops
might have sustained during The recent rain.
storm.
There was fair attendance on Change to-day,
but business was generally quiet. Com remains
active and firm, but Other cereals arc neglected.
In Flour nc note Increased activity and a.ner
, 1866-08-10
Gtontac1) BittcrS.

11ohncks~ Stomach Uftters
- Cures Dyspepsia
IRobnclk.s Stomach Blttcr~
Increases tho Appetite
Nobnck's Stomach Filters
Strengthens the System.
IIobac1k.s Stomach Bitter.
Assists Digestion.
IRobacksB Stomach N1ttcr@
Re=ulate the .sc!dIty OF tue Stomach.
Hobac4:s Stomach tstttcrx
Curcs Diafrl1tca.
Isobnck's Stomach HIsrcrs
Arr tho best Sumrla1t Ia use.
lkob1clk.H Stomach I3ltteFn
Relieve Constipation.
Robnck'1 Stomach Blttcfz
Are uncqua,led for General Debility
TE0bnck:s Stomach HIttcrs
Cures Servcrs Headache.
Roback,s Stomach Bittcrs
are sold By all Retail Druggists
Robuclkss Stomach Blttcrs
Are for sale By Wholesale Druggists.
Tobaek's Stomach Differs are the oaly Differs that
should te rFcd By the Ecop1e from the fct that they
art made from rnrr drugs and liquor.
The 1tscrs atc manufactured cnlcE the suner!ntcnd
Of Of the hest chemists In the unlti States.
Gteat care IL taken In tho SELECTION Of the Irus from
which they nse ronpou7iel. ln n:c*cutlE. thcsc
fcntun to the above facts. and .El only add that u
compared With any otttr n!tteEs n1a1ufhctuEs1
The result viii be unanimous. In Clyos will Isotack
sso Ss9maeh hte1s We ggiY SS ssS 's E!s e Is The
Enseersors 10 C. y. RnbaeE g., 5G, IS, GO and 62
East Tb!rtist,, Cincinnati, Ohio.
u5k l-H1F,NsT-Afp
, 1866-08-10
GT0CE OF 10 TX II NEW ToRfs.
1fr following aGures show the stock OF barrel PORK
in New York the 1.t Of each month since January


The n1a5set continues excessively dull hat prices
have rte:cne co matrr!a! change. There Il some de-
ant for the better t.ad,s for hone consumption. hut
20 dcmGE4 70. h!lMca:. Sales Of s'w hlfltgA bar
rels, at &6S1E9 10 PEE hri k,r snpcFfl N@s. Jr
N!Fht do: &95n9l1,5o for Softhwe~ flty;
$1Q3u41I-10 lot Pennsylvania nna bI.- md
ao tor fancy brands, nfrorllng % qasi.:. N
sa!s Of Fyc Hour or corr meal h3yc cN ttporttl we
quote the foEes. at Is x51 per bril- Tic receipts To-
day arc ns follows: tGo bsis 1ou1, $50 bu wheat 3'U
hu corn, 1z,l0Q bu oats.
, 1866-08-10

Yon tomrlaIn Of yonF ssomach unfortunate .iysne}-
tlc but ought not yoar stuaacl to complain ofyou
Possibly ihe plnSs cntnrtNrc Simply it stonscha
method ot taking revenge upon yon E5r eslectln and
nha:ng i: ferhsRs yop haye never male N elort 70
tlnualy crsmm!n@ It with nnwholeson.e and tncanEr
Gus G,od: !lase You ever tried H!}sTErlERs STt}M
ACH DITTElss pEoper diet. and regular meals The
nttters Ia wtek would put you. 4Eastve apparatus
In perfect order regulate the ow or bile IL nccordaac
will the laws Of health, and produce lust much
perent action oHll be necessary III your good; and
when yoQ Tsre oace AZ rtSht jadictoas md regular
kesp y9n 60 Myoa hare psssctes, thsse suFe
natures hint that she wants help. Hyoa neglect it. tic
next thing may be lnGamFlat!oa. or Scsrhus Canrer
some Other violent and dangerous disease There
suel thing - being 100 in these matters HOS
TETTEI:S DlTTEKS Will cure Dyspepsia: but DyEppp-
1,EtS ~ N%rxv
, 1866-08-10

4 SUI IdlS Ot1.
Tnfrry-S1S7n coSnnEs e. S.,
H,CsE OF REPRESENTATIVE, I
WASHINGTON. d. C.. July II 1855. J
We arc acquainted with Captain s. II. Dunan, Militia
r. Claim Agent, Of This city, mud ehccrfully comment
him 10 those who have unsettled claims and olce.4
accounts in the Departments competent and Ecia-
biz Agent.
KonEtr c. ScnEscu.
Chairman Committee On Military Adatzs.
CpLrNuuE DkLAyO,
Chairman Of Committee OF Claims.
Col. GEo. Il LATHAM, u. T., " VI.
Gen. j. i. GAkT1E1p, n. C.. Ohio
c. D. NCHHAEp, II. c.. ". Va.
JAs. II. HtBnELL, u. C., Ohio.
Col. K. r, WnALEr II. C.. ". Va.
&c. LIZ BLOND, II. c. Ohio.
s.H. DUNAS, (Late Captain a. @. H., Z. s.v-
Agent the prosecution OF Claims against the United
States, and settlement OF Ofieers official accountt
Once. .PESSsfLvANIA-AV., opposite Willard's Ho-
tcl Tesh!ngton'D. c.
r. E.-I will collect the Bounty due soldiers nadeE
the Of Congress eQuaizIns bounes also tho thrce
months e1tzn pay'rropcr allow to officers under the
nc. OF July H. 1S5ts fee Of IS In cach casc and
nit the payr1nstcrs draft 10 The claimant through Jay
Cooke & Co., or Adams Express Company. s93p
, 1866-08-10

Entered sa1ts 80 head At prices ranng from $+so for
Inferior GRADES averaging IL, to $5&et tor prime
Ilste more Life today and prices were ahAde
higher The surpl Is In c1ecss Of the demand Sales
fotfo
, 1866-08-10

TurEsDAY EVENING. August ., 1856.
The following tables show the receipts and
shipments ofpsoducc dunug The past twtn. y-four
hours: