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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11
Legal Notices.

THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that sha .uh.
| n scriber has obtained from the ornhsnss
Court Of baltimore county, letters Of adiminls.
|. JOSHUA LYNCH,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against tho said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber,
On Or BEFORE tAe 2sA day Of March, 1867;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
| all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 25th
day Of July. 1890.
,..,. "a. 49, CHARLES Z: LYNCH.
1uiy zS.--sr Administrator.
TNHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of baltimore county, letters tes.amenia-
EDWARD v. WARD,
late 81 said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the voucher
thereof. 10 the subscriber,
On OF before ne 2sM day Of March, 1867
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted a.
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this Goth
HARRIET WARD.
July 2s.-it' Executrix.
TNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of admins.
tralion On the estate Of
HENRY EAST,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hay.
ING claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit The same with the voucher.
thereof - the subscrbers
oH o. bcforc nc 2sM day Of Marek, 1867
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted &,
"a II NisH a
payment. Given under nay hand this goth day
u July, l~6t.
MARY EAST.
July 2s.--it Administrators
V'HIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. thai The sub.
Il sc.ibcr has obtained from the Orphan.
Court 81 baltimore county. letters Of admins.
iraiion "u the estate Of
JOHANN MILLER.
lnicoi said county, deceased. All persans hnv.
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned Ia exhibit the same with the voucher.
thereof Ia the subscriber.
y" o. before nc 1911 tag II March. $50.
they may otherwise by law be excluded iroh.
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted L.
said estate are requested io make imme,iat.
DAY Of July. 1880.
MARGARETnA BARBARA MILLER.
'"iN -l'--itF Administrators.
Tlis Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the ~,
- s''4"tIs nave obtained from the orphan.
Court TOR Baltiinorccouniy. letters at admin is
tratiou on the estate Of
JAMES COrLSON.
late u said county deceased. All pcrsons hay.
ing claims against the said estate, are hcr,in
warned io exhibit the same with the vuuche,.
thereof to the subscrbcrs
On o. tcfore TIC IA day If Marrh, is6s
they may otherwise by law be excluded iroi.
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted A.,
said estate are requested 10 make immedipi.
payment. Given under aur hands this sfJ
lay Of July. IsGG.
ELIZABETH cot LSON
EDWARD CorLSON
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Miscellaneous.

POSTPONEMENT
THE GREAT UNION
G IF = @ o N G Il RT :.
To M DRAWN AT
GROWERS THEATRE, Washington D. G.,
Thursday, September 27M, 1866.
Number OF Tickets Issued l25, 900
PRICE 81 EACH.
$4,000 Valuable GVts ,corh sl2J,29l ,cW
BE- Presented 10 Ticket Hooters.
1Nfls is tho greatest induccmont ever offer.
Il cd Ia the public, one ticket out Of every
four drawing prize.
LIST OF PRIZES:
Gift in Greenbacks....... 900
...................., 1900
in 1850 L. S. Bonds............... 5000
:" in Greenbacks ..................... 2,O0u
..................... ,uuu
t,uuO Giits IN drawbacks 81 each.... 800
Three-story Brick House on Third
ST., east, bet. Massachusetts, Ave.
aud North c, Capitol Hill, Wash
lngton, ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Fine Lot adjoining the above res.
idencc north, 30 feet front by -
deep to an alley........................ l 600
Nine Square Grand Pianos at 5000 each live
Mclodians at $500 each 80 Gents Gold Watch
es Ut $3.50 each II Lady's Diamond Watches
at $3.50 each 10 Lady's Diamond Watches at
sl?5 each 20 American Hunting ease Watches
at SO each; 20 Sewing Machines from $50 10
SlOO each 10 Silver Plated Tea sets at SIS
each; 10 Silver Casters Rt SIS each G,0a0 Al.
buns from - 10 $40 each $50 Gold Rings from
- To $40 each 1900 Gold Pens. IN boxes, at
- each 2.oOO Gold lined Goblets and Cups at
- each; 1000 Pair Gents told Sleeve Buttons
from 20 To IS each 5000 Clocks. Books, Cutie.
ry, &C.. from 50 10 s. each ia all ~, 0Hn gilts
the total value Of which j. $l23,29I.
The drawing will take place after the Con
cert, on the stage of the theatre. where 5000
persons can witness II. 4 committee will bc
appointed by the audience to supernicmd the
same. All purchasers and ngcnis will be- sun.
piled with correct lists OF drawing as soon a.
published. Parties holding tickets will retain
them until after the drawing aud II their mum.
Der appears in the list Of drawn numbers. they
will forward their ticket Immediately, with full
directions as To- the shipping 81 goods or
moneys. Tickets are for sale NJ the principal
hotels, book and music stores IN the city. and
at our office. 80 Penn. Avenue. between sixth
and Seventh. Price Sl.0u.
Good aud reliable AGENT wanted in every
city, town and village IN the United States to
whom great Inducements ar" offered. Refer.
enccs required.
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES
Any party procuring club ol five or more
nanes Tor tickets and forwarding u the money
for the same, will be- allowed the following
commissions. viz:
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YARNS near Stations on the Northern Cen
II trail and Western Nd. Railroads wanted "a
applicants. Commissions charged for selling
q per cent. Address. T.. LIvEZEY. North
or Gainesville, Post Office. Baltimore county.
August I. fs66.--tf.
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A SMALL FARM
PRIV A TE So lie.


PRIV ATE ALE.
1--WE undersigned offers for sale his FARM.
1 situated near Priccvillc, in the -
sth district, one-half mile from thct ssssF
York Turnpike. Is miles from Baiti- ssSs
more. and II miles from Sparks Sta
ton. y. c. Il. Il. ltcontains THIRTY EIGHT
ACRES OF LAND. q of which are well tim.
bcrci. the balance in high state Of cultiya-
,ion. The improvements consist of Cool
Frame Dwelling House, Barn, stabling. Corn
and Wagon House, Meat House and other me-
ccssaFy outbulldings. There Is also good APP
pie and Peach Orchard, with a quantity of 9th
or fruits. such ~ plums, Pears, a..
The Property il we'll watcred there being a
fine spring near the dwelling, and q stream
running through the barn yard.
IL not sold at private sale before Saturday
September lsi 1866. II will on that day be oiier.
ed at Public Sale, at o'clock +. NJ.
Apply near the promises 90 GEORGE j.
clIiLcoTE, or 20 JOHN T. ENsoR, Towson.
town. April T.-sm.
Estray Notice.
C,TATE or MARYLAND. BaiisEore Cbuafy
- 70 .ca ~ do hereby certify that ON the
3ist day Of July. 1850. George L. Ed.
wards. 81 the nth District, Baltimore kkHfx
county. brought before the undersign. sS@rakm
cd, Justice Of the Peace of the State OF Ma
ryland, In and for said county, a large sized
about four or five years old, taken upas stray
On July 2sth. 1895.
CALEB GREENFIELD. j. r.
The owner Of said BULL requested 70 CONF
forward, prove property pay charges 4: and TAKE
| him away. GEO. l.. EDWARDS,
Perry Hall Farm. is miles on Bci- Air Road.
August 4,--3t.
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r. II. GoRsUCH,
Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,
Corner of Gay and Front sts.. Baltimore Md,
bEALERIS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
HAS received his Spring and~sW
III Summer supply Of goods. con
sisiing In part ofKnlves aud Forks.
Pocket Knives. Table and Tea Spoons. Hollow
Ware. Wagon Boxes, Horse Shoes aud Nails,
Nail Rods, Carpenters Tools, Axes, Locks,
Mattocks. Cast and Blister Steel, Trace. Halter
aud Cow Chains. Counter Scales. Safety Fuse
Gun Caps,
wooDcocK's FLOWS AND CASTINGS;
Also, Stewards wedge. pattern AXES, war.
ranted, all of which he offers Wholesale and
retail at his usual low prices.
August 4. 1s6G.--iy.
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GENERAL A.ENrs ron THr Scum.
n SorH Stree BG3uaorc
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

: NTIIH. WH-WW.' 7 IN"hHWHN, 7 VNtN
Buggy. Sleigh. I Coulter Plow.
two-horsr 4 Harrow. one horse ~
Monitor Wagon. ! Horse Cart. III
Straw Cutter, single sctt Carriage Harncs
whcclbarFOw. double scit Wagon lIarncs
M brown GELDlNG. called Tom
I'D brown fielding, called Bob. -zery-
y u Cultivator, 1 white. faced 49,
COW, young roam COW, Stacks of~-@xs
Marsh Grass. Lots 81 Growing Corn, Tabo
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11
CHARLES 4. LYNCH,
jury 2J.-st Administrator.

YNIIIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testamenia-
~ on the estate Of
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more or less. being the same lot ofground which
by deed dated the goth day of March. 500. and
recorded among the land record. If Baltimore
county in Libcr q. II. G.. NJ. 81, folio l3l. &c..
was conveyed by Ludwic T.. +. Rothicr aud
wife to Andrew schwartz.
ALSO.
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DY virtue Of n writ Of neri Taeias, issued ou
Dol the Circuit Court for Baltimore "A
- county, against the goods. chat-f NJ
stels, lande and tenements oflsssS
SAndrNw Korn al tha s,,ft ,fIaana
, 1866-09-03

itself in tho cup" but It is still, soft, smooth
and OF most delicious bouquet. can con-
celve nothing finer amonK wines. The most
admirable champagne, tasted after uoch-
hesmer, seem superficial. evancsccnt and
poor. Il: has deep and qutet r1chncas, a
mellow nnd soothing t]ow, at1d III xbeence II
varidncss shAt are inimliablc..
The propr3etora were chaFy~ Of tbcir an-
swcrs In everything that looked too closely
into the operations Of the factory, but Fn,adc
myself sufficiently certain, fro,n rarsotte lnd1-
rect questions, that no Hochhctlacr goes to
America; very littlc, II any at all goes to
England. The &crnaus themselves havs
quiet WAS Of enjoying good wines, wllk:l,
they well knew how TO select, anu they t4.kc
Eond carc Of most orthr 1Iocllheincr. It ia
only the sparkling Hook and the .Mosclle'
that find their way across the Atlantic, In
any quantities. at least. The ayerugc Govt per
flask, Of quart capacity, Of the wine sent
from this factory to Al1erica Is one 0ori1, or
forty cents: So one Of the proprsctors told
1ac, to my great astonlshmcnt. That is at
the rate Of et.D per gallon, while the uosh-
hctner often sells for seven and eight dollars
per gallon, und 1t was only few days aro
that IA gallons Of StcinEerger IA still wlnc)
soll ut the rate Of 2?.s5 per gallon where It
is,nadc, From these ngures 1t may be judcctS
what sorts of wine are kept Ut home by the,
Germans, and what sorts arc sent over to US
Americans.
, 1866-09-03
The Country OF the Hook.
fCQFrespOpdeuce OF the Nation.1

tHocHuEtn, juno II, 1865.
In walking from Frankfort to Mayencc, on
the right bank Of the Main, about half M
hours walk from the latter, one passes this
left Frankfort yesterday at noon, and walked
down the wide and pleasant valley Of the
Main, stopping at d little village over night,
and reached here at noon. The Main valley
Is far wider than thought, from ten to four
teen miles, beautifully varacgated with sandy
plains and wide low bottoms, ell gradually
today, In the smoke. like q chisellcd base.
ment Of the he4rens, only Of a little darker
blue. 1t is 3 fertile valley, with fields Of
generous rye and potatoes, and on every
sunny side Of hillock is d vineyard giving
promise Of plenty Of vine. ,,,
several years, and has meantime made
reputation beyond its merits-great rs they
nre-and in part by dishonorablc practices.
For many years It WAS carried on by the firm
OF Bur:,1.rs + Co., who did not hesitate to sell
their wines h2der the best known French
nssnas, as the II &. SS.ie&auot. quot c:f IN End thers was
wlc were injured. On the first Of June,
1865. however, there vas concluded and put
into operation between France and Germany,
a SORT Of reciprocity treaty {Handels Intra!i1,
by wh{ch French wines we're allowed to be
imported into Germany at lower duty than
IUItuE..lY. WuAt VA kAE ulutF uAuA, Vie NtE*
mans were forbidden to use French
brands. Not long after this there
Was festival Of some sort ut
Frankfort. to which the Hochheirner maui
facture1s sent Us present twenty dozen Of
their best, Labelled Mumm, one Of tho best
chtmpagnes Of Rheims. One Of the guests,
a Mu1mm By name aud relative Of the
Rheims factors, upon tasting the wine dis
covered that It Was not French, made atlida.
vit to that effect, and caused Messrs. Burged
and Co. to be heavily fined. Since then
thee has been no German vine sent ont with
French or other brands.
L Was not necessary. The German wines
arc good they are admirable for their own
uses they arc better than the French and
such false use Of brands rs nhoye mentioned
has only clouded their reputation and post.
poned their future
+ There arr made here three different brands
the genuine Hoehhcimer, the sparkling
Hock, and the sparkling iosc1le. Or these
tho Hochhclnacr Is By far the best, and need
scarcely say that yery little, II any, Of It Is
ever seen In America. It is not properly .
champagne or sehaunnsssi". that - novzth
, 1866-09-03
L DASTARDLY OUTRAGE,
Co1orcd Camp Meeting Attackct1-Firc
Arms Freely Uscd-Thc Iknliylug CRY
New Orleans s,-A Large Number
Wounded.

Colorcd Camp Meeting Attnckcd-Firc
Arms Freely Uscd-Thc IknliyluE Cry
"Nesv Orleana,,-A Large Number
Wounded.
From tho Pittsburgh Commercial, August ST.
BALTIMORE, August 3l.-Last night an ut
tack WIS made on the colorcd portion of the
Camp Meeting, held at shlplcy Woods, three
ton road, ty baud Of armed dcspen,docs.
Several negroes wcro badly beaten and
wounded, aud a white tnau nnmed Milton
Benson, willie Ut prayer. was shot In the buck
Of the head una MORALLY wounded, the ball
coming out Of his mouth; As fur ~ can
aets ID ,his r outrageous at1air: M x 4
White camp meeting, attended by: many min
listers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church Of
The North baltimore District, Of which Mr..
Lanaha1 is Presiding Elder, va. being held
Speake, Reid md other ministers onlclatcd
nj the white meeting, near which, under the
auspices OF the same, SONIC coIorcd people
We're holding camp exercise nlso. Dur
Ing yesterday afternoon number Of young
men were noticed In the camp ground, hav-
81 far Us eau be ascertalnrd, residents Of
tile surrounding. ncghborhool. No
disturbance occurred during the
day. About midnight, whilst
the colorcd people were conducting their
unon by a gnnr Of men. making nae a. io"d
shouts Of cpi,hcts ana I,nprccatious. The
attack comincnccd with lie beatin" Of n
negro while on his knees, The nc.Eocs ut
ouce rose in and a sccne Of Wild and indie
scriiaC|c cxcitculcnt cnsucd. tie women
screaming in terror. Shuts were fired by the
assuilauts, but In tho dark few are sunt,osrd
10 have taken effect. Tue colorcd men
rallied, and turned unop the assailants. and
drove them OIL two or three times, whilst the
,r,n.on tt..;3 to,r,rd H., ,,.;,:ta o,,,., -
, 1866-09-03
L BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
i Fictitious Body Pa1mcd OHupon Ad.
n1rn1 DAh1EEen for that OF his Sou.S3

[Richmond (va.) Correspondence N. y. uerald.1
The relatives and friends Of the late Col
oncl DahlEEen, who fell On his way through
King William County after his memorable
raid on this city, have been grossly deluded
By having palmed of upon them fictitious
body In lien Of that Of the deceased Colonel
can state positively that the body given to
that the parties who secured 1t had not tho
slightest idea where the Cofoncrs remains
were inferred. That fact was known bnt to
two persons; and l can assure you that
neither Of these furnished anr information as
to their whereabouts. They are still where
they were then deposited, and any impression
to the contrary is the mcrsst DE-
Lipscomhe, who gave to the friends Of
Colonel pahleren Whist he represented asthe
genuine body, had no earthly knowledge. d.
rcct,y OF indirectly, Of the place Of Its Inter
Ment. What Enre color to the idea Of his
having full Information upon the SUBJ
ject was the fact Of his having a con-
tract for thc burfal Of deceased Federal pris-
oners, many Of whom he often boastcd Of
having buried alive The body given to Col
ouel Dahlgten's friends was cxhumed FROM
Oakwood Cemetery aud thence carried few
miles from the city to the farm Of German,
where It was reInteEEed and suffered to re-
main until the close Of the war. The body
Of Colonel Dahlgrcn was not inferred in Oak
wood Cemetery. Where 1t had been IN
tered remains secrct, to this day, saEe
to the two who performed the burial service,
and these arc gentlemen who would viii
lingly suffer death rnther than violate the
Injunction Of secrecy imposed with reference
to the place where the body Was deposited.
The strict secrecy observed in the dlsposi-
ton Of the body-A secrecy to The degree oi
! fsssldiouaucss In the choice Of mon who
, 1866-09-03

The New Senator from New Hampshire.
Governor Smythe, Of New Hampshire, has
appointed Hon. George G. Fogg, Of Concord,
Hcw Hampshire, United States Senator, to
I'll out the uncxpired term Of Hon. Daniel
Clark, Of Manchester, recently made District
Judge in place Of the late Hon. Matthew
Harvey The Boston Journal gives the fol-
lowing sketch Of Mr.. Fogg:
''Mr. Fosg, the new Senator, Il now In the ATTY
second yc5F Of his age, and has been long and
t1yosab!y known to the public Graduating at
Dartmouth College IN 1889, be afterward studied
the profession Of faw, and was admitted TO thu bar
and commenced practice in Gllnan:on iu 1872.
III 1876 he was called 10 Concord ~ Secretary Of
State, which position he held during the Whis rule
Of one year In New Hampshire. Nr. Foeg CON.
meuced newspaper duties fn lsf7, In connection
with the jnd<pfndeat Democrat In Manchester
1Ee paper was soon afterward removed to Con-
cord, and In 1854 Mr. Fogg became sole editor and
proprietor. md continued his connection with it
until bis appointment in 1851 to the post OF Resi-
dent Minister to Switzerland, a. the successor Of
the Hon. Nj. Fay. Previous to t1is appointment,
he had been four years Reporter u the Supreme
Judicial Court in New Hampshire. The foreign
Office was held hy Mr.. Fogg until last autumn,
and it. duties were performed In manner highly
csrattab1e 10 hllnself and honorable 10 the Gov
eminent. In former years he was m active nscm-
beE Of the Nhig party, and was subsequently, one
Of the most prominent md influential champions
in the. Enow Nothing and Republican organiza-
, 1866-09-03

Letter from John q. whittier.
Tie following Interesting letter from John
G. Whittier bus been received hy the Sccrc-
tary Of the Republican State Committee Of
Massachusetts:
"AMEsnunT, 6th no., ~. 1861.
NDrAn sIR: II recTc: thst tho state Of my health
will not n1low me The privilege Of accepting the
invitation Of tho Republican state COMMITTEE: Of
M1eehehnsetta 10 meet aud welcome tho Southern
loyal!sts at Philadelphia on the third OF next
month.
"1ly heart Is with these not1e m.n, WIN came
up fro1a the furnace " rebellion without tho sno1l
Of ffts Internal 11es on their garments. l would
lEe 10 ray to them, and through them 10 the peo-
pie OF tho States they represent, That Yield 10
Zone In the detire lUr the restoration or these
sfatcs to their place 10 Congress, in the spccdIest
manner eonslste1t with tho safety ofthe UnIou-ln
otrr words, wtepeve. tie rights Of all their inhab-
ofreprcscntadon growing ont vi slavery has be-
come 80 adiuttcd that rebel in South Carqttna
Ehall not nave duublc tho political power Ut n
loyal man IN one Of The New En1nnd Statea.
Massachnsetts chcrlshes no hatre.l towards
The South. 0o representative OF hers has withheld
Ills vote rom appropriations for its bcnct on acc-
tional grounds; no 1fassachuset4 citizen has hes
cities under the calamilics Of plague or fire: Inc
same hands that aided the hunted 1oyasts Of Eas,
Tennessee hare been extended to feed tic eta1yiur
; rebels OF Savannah. We have no tleeres OF Re-.
vengc to crafty; and where, In the na:usc Ut
thincs, we cannot wholly forget, VIC nre ready to
ol.ivc, - We would bc forgiven.
Trusting that 1t is not TOO late for my place to
bc dl1cd in the delegation.
ii Al, very truly ,hy friend,
"JoHN &. WHITTIER.
State Committee"
, 1866-09-03
By THE CABLE.

Pence Between Austria and Ituly-Ion-
don Times OH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lion OF Drouyn de Lhuy4-Moutlao-
Ion Succeeds Him - Duke of Dartu-
ktadt Refuses the I'ruxxlan Treaty.
Tho ForTnnlftfcN In the Surrender OF
Tcnctin have been Consun31aaatcll, dc.
FnA0rE, September 1.-The terms OF peace be-
tween Austria and Italy arc In rapid PROGRESS to-
ward settlement, and 1t il generally believed that
peace will b. finally aud fully consummased be-
tween thcso Powers in ten days.
; losnox, September 1.-The London Times Of
to-day. in &icw Of the questions arising between
Enslaud and America, growing ont Of the recent
WIZ in the Uulted Statcs, and the recent raid OF
tic FcnlAus int0 Canada, urges tho British Cor
ernn,tnt 10 lake into serious consideration the
feasibility, il not tho necessity, Of 70 extending
the provisions Of the neutrality laws As 10 bold the
dherent Governments to n stsict liability for all
violations Of law committed By subjects Of each.
PAl1s, September s--Thc Minister Of Foreign
Atsatrs, n. Drouyn dc lAuys. has resigned. II.
Aon1ho'on succeeds him.
nEnLN, August 31-Eyening. Grand Duke
OF Easmstadt refuses the Frnssfan treaty.
Crrcr Ilcsre IL 1iselr to be annexed to Prussia.
ArSlcH, August -Ercuins.-Thc motion to
close the union of Bavaria with Prussia WAS lost
The Chambers then adjonrncd. and will probably
meet again In October
VIENNA. August 31.-Thc fo.malitsrs Of the
cession Of Venice hare been ended. The Austriaus
ac ~ 'SasE ssnile aAa %'le NuauEa1aNtat On Tie
nnh Of September.
Sr rrTrsnrn,n Arcr.+ st I'll. x,,,r.,, ,r
~ AAAAenoa"' aesAst ot.-aAe ~oV'Hot o.
to-day says that the mission Of ManteuLel causcd
HI f]tc nrnnn@s1 of Rux.3a IN the neutral pouera
tsat 'heS Pashcpate IN tne lefratof1al changes OF
Germany ie ended. This proposal was refused,
Russia declined further Increment hut reserved
Liberty OF action.
Ny StcAHcF-Noa0 i0f NcN 10FA-Ihe
Markets.
FARTHER porsr. Sen1ember a.-Tbr s.e.r.
shin Tfihcrnian from Tfraronoi ancr.f "a r;c
nIp1nr1n.. aet ~ ..as5 uv., tAMnsuss "'o+ cU
Lqnoonacsss. ~. passed nefe Al = p. n. :
Inc Aondon 1tMes cl.y article says thAt about
purchased during the week Tor transmission 10
T. sontd mt ,sr Gha H noMcEess
~ ~ i.. 49, 1an1ch. ~ f1n;t, 70 sa4ssn sln.
It3 os 4fEc pAtEuA4e' y! 1nlleu o!ates ponus on
, 1866-09-03
-. fs0s,b{N


4otat. .".'....ss..' .--.ts--.. E't-rkAV
The shipments by the United States Treasurer
were rs follows: TO the Assistant Treasurer at
Philadelphia, $1o. .oO0 aud to the National hanks
and Individuals throughout the cunntry $ssW, 700.
Mntilatca currency 10 the amount Of $SSs, ,O67 vai
redeemed during tue week..
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal tleycnuc during the
week were SO, ,S3l. The amount received
frnn THIS sourcc during the month of August was
IS, ,fl3s $40, being the largest amount for any one
month kincc ti4c law went into operation.
The tutal suEn received since duly. the COM
mehctnlczt Of the present fiscal year. Is SCI, 40.
olEFtIAN AGTLUN.
The Stale Department llaa concluded d bargain
With The Trustees If the = Nashingtou Orphan Axy-
Fourteenth strict, for $4,000 per aunum, for two
years. with the privilege Of four. 1t y moi expect
I'd tlat The old State building will be fnlly vacated
much before November ISL. when tho work OF
erection on the site lhc new wing or tue Treasury
building,