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Aelp Orleans 9aitg Qrestent.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY lG, 1866,
nam Gyrleans gfonep Market.


The Gold market opened steadily at yesterdays
closing figures, l5O@1501, but it soon advanced
to 15l@l5l3, from which it subsequently reeedeu'
however, from l5O20l5l4, which were the closing
figures this evening. The demand and supply nave
been restricted throughout and the movement
out.ofdoors has been limited to the suoJolheu
sales. viz: $1,000 at 1903, $4,000 at l5O4 S9oOo a1
ISL $1,000 $4,000 and $4,000 at 1914, s25,oOo al
15l61l5lB and Sl4 900 at 1919. Alsoa 6ola Gneoh
for $4,000 at l n cent. premium. Sales OF nnFef
have been confined to $1,000 American Com AZ ~
and 1000 Mexican Dollars at 1919. me closlns
figures this evening were l500l5l3 for Nolu, loo
l71A1 for American Silver Coin, l52Dlo4 lor AeA'
lean Dollars. =. e...,t.
FopE1aN FycHAEGE-The movement IN Steflih8
and Francs has been'of a very restricted eharac,
fer to-day. and sales have been conhned TO 1'oo
and $4,000 Bank Sterling at 1865 Tor the former
and 1854 for the latter, and 900 Bank Francs al
335. Offerings of private and commercial were
much smaller than had been looked for, In view OIL
recent and prospective shipments OF cotton Oh
account Of planters and factors, while the inquiry
was at no time much better than nominal for elthei
English or French bills Quotations stili RUE al
l650l66 for bank Sterling, l6l@l64 for eleal
bills, l5aal57 for bill Of lading bills, 3.55f.S93.oo
for Bank Francs, and 3.45f@34Of. Tor ou'uoo
Francs.
DOMESTIC ExcHAxGE-Inactvity is the mos
prominentTeature Of the movement IN Domesu
Exchange. The market is but poorly supplied
dasnite tho recent sales of cotton for the Northern
mills and the demand for remittance purposes ez
hibits very material dimnution At slightly re
duced rates. We annex the few purchases tina
have been effected by banks and bankers today
viz $4,000 New York sight at u cent discount
$1,000 and $4,000 at par $4,000 fifteen day.
sight at y cent. discount; $40 600 ten days sigh
at f} cent discount and $4,000 sixty days Sigh
at Ii 70 cent discount. We now quote t0@
cent. premium at bank, and par@l q cent, dit
count out.ofdoors for sight checks on the Nortt
ern cities
UyCURRENT NOTES AND sECURtTIEs-Tbe move
ment in the former is still Of restricted charaett
while that in the latter discloses a steady ncreas
The out door sales to-day comprise 5000 Bank
Louisiana Notes at csc. A sale of $4,000 Merchant
Insurance Scrip of 1860 was effected at Sic, an
one Of $4,000 Louisiana Scrip Of 1896 at Csc. Ira
sactions in the latter included and 10 shares CT
Railroad Company Stock at prices that have
TRANSPORTATION and 200 shares Bank of New q
leans at 5Gl, 80 and 100 do. at Sc, rs do Opelous
Railroad 81, $4,000 Louisiana State Bonds at u.s. al
$4,000 Consolidated Bonds at 963 The moyeme
at the Brokers' Board was of more limited che
acter than heretofore, as will be seen by the +
lowing statement of operations which is CORE
transcript Of the official report, viz:
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Tho s2G 900 600 of sevens Of 1877 is the New
York State Bounty Loan Although it is all pay
abe Gl in 1871, YET according to the Law, and that
following the provisions Of the Constitution, an
annual tax is laid sufficient to pay the interest,
and also the principal, within twelve years. This
snnual accumulation Of $2,25O 900 will necessarily
be used in buying up the stock a. the taxes
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nRInEAuLT - CO.'S
" SWAMI or rERnraINons pERuH1AN RARK.

SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARK
Chemists to H. H Prince Napoleon, 43 Rcheeu Paris
This preparation the great advantage of combining two
most powerful known in the medical world Of perfect
mpdty and agreeable taste this Syrup is taken with pleasure
and suits the most delicate stomachs. :. =. =. :
II is par excellence the FERRuGINoUS TONIC which
hod be- administered ladies of delicate constitution to
Young persons backward in attaining the of puberty and
to children of weak constitution and is particularly EN-
Moved in the treatment of Chooross, Anemea, Pale Com
pexion GRstrie Gastralae, Whites Lencorhea Debility
Want Of Appetite, Poverty Of Blood, etc
Agents IN New York Mr. BECKER, l29 Grand street New
Orleans at Mesrs DUCONGE, DELOGHE and the principal
| Chemists
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JEFFERSON CITY. July Is, 1866.

Arrived Saturday and sunday-552 Texas
Beeves, and Ill Calves and Yearlings Sold on
saturday-2j4 Texas Beeyes, n Calves and Year
lings, 80 Hogs, 327 Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock
on sale-14I6 Texas Beeves, 1871 Calves and Year
lings, 1853 Hogs, 1891 Sheep, and - Mich Cows
We uuoTa
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MEDICAL.
nRENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT & CO.,
Chemists to H. L. HI. Prince Napoleon
48 RUE RIOHELIEU, PARIS.
MEDICAL.
No More Cod Liver OH.
,1xAULrs SYRUP OF IoD1zED HORSE RAD1sH

cRINAULTs SYRUP OF IoDIZED HORSE RAD1sH
This syrup is employed with the greatest success in place OF
Cod Liver Oil to which it is infinitely superior 1t cures DIS
eases Of the chest scrofua yphatc disorders green SEE
Ness muscular atony and loss of appetite 1t regenerates the
constitution by purifying the blood and is IN w9Td the M 3
mi bowels and administered with the greatest ehcacy TO
voupg children subject hmors obstruction OF the gland
Al nat ii is very efcacous the diseases Of the skin
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nR. BURN DU BUISSON's DIGESTIVE
/ 80, 80 an5 Pnyydars Of the7 Alkaline Jactates-The

NE. BURN DU BsQISSs9SsS DIGESTIVE IKE
4kaiue Lacates exercise beneficial influence over
the arrangements digestion either by their peculiar action
IN the of the s0mach by aordtng to the
latter through their combination with the saliva to the gastric
mice suppy of Tactic Acid which all English French an
other PhyBologsts admit to be essential principle Of d
geson For the information of those who be without
medical advice may stated here that the symptoms OF i'm
paired digestion Headache pain in the forehead heml
crana gastrtis gastragia heartburn, wind in the stomach
and bowels loss Of appetite emaciation All these
disappear under the action Alkaline Lactates which
may be always had in lozenges orpowders. ,
General depot in Paris at Co.'s Chemists to
h l. H. Prince Napoleon, 43 rue Richelieu. -
In New Orleans, at DUOONGE'S DELOGHE'BI GULL
LOTS and at every other good Chemists. 81 a y
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T1HE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEss OF
Nessrs Cirimau 4 Co.'s Iodized Syrup of Horse Rad.
h-The Iodzed Syrup Of Horse Radsh of Messrs Grimaut
Co. Chemists to H. Il. Prince Napoleon, at Paris is
always par excellence succedanious to Cod Liver OIL and the
best treatment follow in Lymphate and scrouGus aee
tons as well various Cutaneous diseases The public
viii therefore read with great interest the analysis OF this
medicine by Ketsnsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed to Messs
Grimaut Co.. by his Excelenoy the French Embasador
It is as folows:
rimaults Iodized Syrup Of Horse Radish is not in free
elementary cautc state but in the state OF odhydre
and organic combination similar to the iodine contained in
Cod Liver OH.
tSigne0 VINCENT KLETz1EsKI,
Chemical AnRlyger to the Law Courts Vienna Hosps
: Chemist J. and R. pU W1EDEN
Professors of Chemistry.
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UNDERWRITERS.
CONDOR,
WINsLOYv d PHILLIPS,
UNDERTAKES AND EMBALMERs.

No. 30 Rampant Street Gate ceusJ between Common and
GrRVier streets,
Having great variety of C0FFINS and METALLIC BU'
RIAL CASES together with Hearses Carriages and large
stable prepared execute all orders IN theiE Line win
sRtiAtagtQR 70 their patrons,
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CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATICo YEGETALIs. g
Where all other preparations have failed these preparation
will ALWAYS effect These rapid and extraordinary
cure severe recent and chronic cases Of private diseases
They are hospitals of Paris by the celebrated Dr.
Rcond and found greatly superior to all hitherto know
mineral remedies and c0paba cubebs The injection
used IN recent and capsules in chronic cases.
General depot in Paris at GRlMAULI 4 %
Chemists to II. T. H, Prince Napoleon,
4S Rchelieu.
Sold in New Orleans by DDgGGooNSGI5EE,
GUILLOT, A.
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FRENCH EHBAssY AT VIENNA,
1gEE

FRENCH EMBAssY AT VIENNA,
..r Vienna August %, 1865
Messrs Grimault & Co., Chemists at Paris:
In reply the letter you addressed to his Exceency the
Fmhassador have the inform you that Professor
Ketsinsk is of high standing at Vienna that he
personally thought Of and passes for one OF the best
Chemists in Germany. FlkRRkT5
General Depot in Paris at GRIMAULT co.'s, 43 rue
Rieheleu. In New Orleans at = - 49, . ~ , ~
And at every good Chemisgs ,.r4aa -... q ~.n.4
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No More Poverty of the Blood and PALE
Complexion.
pRg. 1ERAs, PHOSPHATE OF IRON.

This new medicine the elements Of the
blood bones and iron in liquid state II is different from
All hitherto offered to public is liquid cOloress and taste
less 1t speedily choros pains in the stomach dcut
digestion dysmenorrhua and anema.
The majority Of the Academies Of Medicine Of Paris recon-
mend the Phosphate of Iron ladies of delicate
suffering from a1emia all other persons fatgued from
over anxiety emotions overwork general debility
and pooInoss of blood hit.
It's the only preparation which causes constipation
and can be borne by the most delicate stomachs.
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STATE BANK CURRENCY.-The New York Even
ing Post has the following on the substitution Of
United States for State bank currency
The disuse of the old State Bank currency WIZ
throw into the market more New York state
stocks The following is statementot the amount
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The following is the official notice relative to the
redemption Of certificates of indebtedness, to
which allusion was made in our dispatches OF
Yesterday:
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and ecclesiastical to the extinction OF lhe sIaeo
dehfs hut the debts still remain anu III va L.
arise which cause PreS5uag
now the case it finds itself WlVlOuS ;i S 40
AMONG moro permanent causes OF InlsGhlei aIe
tia y}aneiyn smuggling trade, from lhe eNlsIis
Gacal system, and the Indulgence OF the peGp'e III
fete DAYS. which lessons most seriously 'n'h pio'
duCtive capaclues' ,, ~ yr1- Mama
GoyERHyENT F1NAEcEs.-The New lofh news
says: ,.,,.-,o,. - NJ
a aiding in the formation of Judgment OF Mr.
,t1,IiocI,7s success in reducing the finances to
,rtion Of specie payments, it is worthy OF
nntn that the premium on gold to-day, july D, lopo,
i abont thirteen per cent. higher than it was July
+ 1865. This is progress in the wrong uFeGlioh;
Resides prior TO this date last year, god haa
covered to l40, through commercial influences
whereas with all the ayowed and tremendous ~,
Auence of the treasury, it has since been depressed
only to l242 from which point the Teoouhd ~
il to 1904 few weeks since. Ihere must w
something vicious in Mr.. McCunoch's scheme' vi
gold would not be higher now IMAM ~ VOC
The fact is, resumption of specie payments Is
NOT desirable 80 long as the debt and taxes Tena
enormous as now. The rednch9n oi snG Denaive
and interest bearing part OF the debtshoul Iecelse
nrinnarv attention and then let the money part W
reduced tn gold standard. Butthls IS the VI
the secretary's method. If this course pe NV ~
sued and with great patience ana cat ti;n the
neonle will adopt a short process O. sstulns tut
EIl ia onconnt az the debt is owed by the mass lc
the few rich who hold the bonds. Inc issue Is
verv simple one, and politicians cannot We eAPeGt
cd 70 aIYtays remain Indifferent to the popularity
which may ultimately accrue to those VINO snail
boldlv press it upon the dear people.
RpIrisH PAsros.-The following is a statement
of the accounts Of the Bank of England, and the
prce of consuls during the three great panics ina
. have taken place since the passage OF olr ROPER
r Peel's bank act in 1874:
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Nervous Headaches and NeuraIstas
Iustantaneously cured by
GRINAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA.
Better Than CopaIba.

Avegetable substance used from time immemora in Brazil
and entirely inOhensVes
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Commercial 9nteIligente.


Saturday Evening. July i. 1866. }
CoTToS-The market has been almost at stand
still to-day. Offerings indicated no variation what
ever. and the demand was but little better than
nominal at any time from the opening 70 the close
of business. The sales for the day amounted 70
barely 600 bales, divided among eight brokers az
irregular prices, and as the movement was OF TOO
restricted character to justify any alteration OF
quotations, we repeat previous figures, with sne
remark that they cannot be regarded as mneh
better than nominal in the present unsettled CON
dition of the market, viz: Ordinary 26gZ8c''
good ordinary 29@3Oc. low middling 3l955c''
en5 nniddlinp 346l36
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No More Consumption.
GRIMAULT's SYRUP

GRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYPHosPHATE OF LIME
This new medicine sovereign remedy in Phthisis and
other diseases of the lungs promptly removes al the most
serious symptoms The cough relieved the night sweat
cease and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS his health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12
TIE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The prospect of the Institute is as bright
as sftS most sanguine friends could have
anticipated. There are already some one
hundred and fifty cadets here, and from
the number of letters received by Gene
raj Smith we may look for the opening of
the session on the 18th with some two hun
drcd students, which will be increased
fully to the capacity Of the institution.
The zeal, energy, and sagacity displayed
by General Smith, superintendent Of the
Institute, command the admiration Of all.
When we looked at the ruins of the Fir-
ginia Military Institute eighteen months
since and knew that there was no money
in the country, the hope that it could DC
rebuilt within the period Of some years
was very feeble, while some doubted
whether it would ever recover from the
terrible blow it had received. General
Smith went earnestly to work. He con-
trived by his strong appeals to induce the
State to restore the Institute to its situa-
tOn as State school, with an annual
appropriation for its maintenance and sup
port. This was not enough. He con.
ceived the idea of issuing $4,000 OF
bonds of the institution. To guarantee
the payment of the interest, the protes-
sors of the academy agreed to surrender
third of their salaries, making in that
way sum Of $500, entirely adequate to
pay the interest and gradually diminish
the principal. About half of the loan is
taken with the appropriation by the State,
and this loan, together with the rapid
growth of the school, General Smith sees
no difficulty, and believes the whole bar.
racks will be restored to their original ap.
pearance, besides the addition of improve.
ments which time and experience may
suggest.
| There arc now twenty six rooms finished
| for the occupation of cadets, and thirty.
six in such state of forwardnesS that they
will be ready by the lst of October. The
whole of the buildings will be completely
reconstructed and refltted by the lst o.
September, 1867.
Besides, there has been large addition
to the philosophic apparatus, and the
library is constantly receiving additions.
Captain Brooke formerly of the Federal
and latterly Of Confederate navy), o gen.
tleman of the highest attainments in hi.
department, has built very neat obscrva
tory. 1t is supplied with fine transit in.
strumcnt, and is ready to begin operations
at once.
Thus We see what a man Of determine
tion and energy may accomplish at time
of universal dependency. General Smith
has achieved wonders, and is entitled t.
thanks and honors from the whole people
Of Virginia. The Institute will now steadi
J ly increase its catalogue of students, and
through 1t sunsurpassed, if not unequalled
faculty, disseminate that kind of practica
knowledge of science and the arts which
will be invaluable to Virginia in her pros
trate condition. This school will aid. Il
lift up our noble old mother from the dus
and set her free. -3IAta
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

At the conclusion Of Governor Letch-
er's address, the cadets were brought in
front of the stand and General Smith ad-
dressed them on the subject OF their
studies, the discipline of the school, and
the spirit aud sentiments, and moral and
social obligations which should govern
their conduct. This address cannot fail
to exert happy influence upon the STU
dents now opening new career lor the
Institute under political condition of
their country exacting new duties and i'm
posing new obligations upon them.
GENERAL SMITHS ADDRESS.
General Smith, in addressing the corps
of cadets, said
In the good providence Of God We are
once more permitted to meet under our
own "roof tree" and to resume the exer-
cises OF the Institution in the cherished
home of the cadet. The very spot on
which We stand to-day is consecrated to
lis bv the memories of heroes who are
living and heroes who have died. From
Won parade ground marched our own Jack
son in command of the corps OF cadets, at
the call of his country and for his coun-
try's sake. Here Rodes, and Garland, and
Crutchfcld, and one hundred and twenty
five others of our alumni who have fallen
in battle were nurtured and equipped for
their patriotic duty. Here, then, amidst
associations so precious to us We would
catch the inspiration from their example,
and enter upon the work before us un,
dannted by the difficulties which surround
us and resolute in the purpose that, God
being our Helper, the Iayiaia -Mutdry
Institute shall be fully restored to all lis
former lus!re. s''
The General then gave an entertaining
sketch Of his career as cadet at tho West
Point Academy, which he entered thirty
seven years since. The first lesson he learned
at that institution and the importance OF
which he impressed upon the audience OF
young cadets, was "the consciousness OF
personal responsibility" This great lesson
his "personal responsibility" as founded
upon individual action" first Impressed
upon him on entering hts military life as q
cadet, had been daily renewed as that life
progressed, and was still before him In
living tofce aud power. And such, said
he, was the lesson before bis young audi,
torS f sud, 10 cglsinued. II '1sstsst moi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association last
evening the President announced that the
Committee on Lectures had engaged seve-
raj lecturers for the course Of the ensuing
winter also, that the Directory had ap-
pointed committee to petition the City
Council to establish wOrk-house or house
of refuge for youthful criminals of the
city; said committee were also instructed
to inquire into the moral condition OF the
inmates of the city Jail, with view to
reform.
Eight new members were elected-three
active and five associate. During the past
month contributions have been made to
the library by the following persons +.
A. Smith, G volumes; J. r. Chamberlayne,
65 volumes; E. 7. Boag, 20 volumes;
friend, 5 volumes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

MAYoR's CorRr-MAroR MAYO rREsI-
DING TUESDAY MORNING. - Willianna
Williams, negress, was srraigned for steal.
ing her own clothes from Jennie Perry,
negress. She was discharged.
John Henry Bell, diminutive bright,
wrapper-colored negro, for stealing $3.50
from Royal Todd, Esq, was sent on to an
swer an indictment.
Margaret Lawton, negress, charged with
assaulting and beating very black negro
girl, was discharged in the absence of evil
dence to prove her guilty.
Jim Porter, alias Jim Harris, negro,
was arraigned for assaulting, threatening,
and beating David Poindexter in the city
Jail. Porter, it appears, is now serving a
sentence of six months Imprisonment, and
Poindexter was witness for the prosecu-
tion in his case. Poindexter was sent to
Jail few days since in default Of surety,
and Porter, meeting him there, pitched
into him. Porter was sent on to answer
an indictment.
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BURsLARY IN THE CoUNTY.-On Monday
night the dwelling of Mr.. John Hart, in
Henrico county, about six miles above
Richmond, was broken into and robbed of
q quantity of shoes, clothing, and
jewelry. The crime was traced to q
negro named John Henry, and yesterday
morning Mr.. Hart apprehended and took
him into custody. Henry was Subsequently
taken before Justice Wade, who, upon
hearing the testimony, remanded him for
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AuctiO11 Sales This Dan.
MrssRs. HARRISON, ooDDIN SAPPERsoN will

,gssRs. HARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPERSoN will
sell at ! O'clock this afternoon three valuable
lots on the southeast corner Of Eighteenth and
Main streets the corner one, containing tw o.
story frame store and dwelling house. and
fronting on Eighteenth street fifty six and a
half feet, and on Main street forty.tvo feet
eight inches. The second one, containing =
two.story store and frame dwelling, fronts
on Main street twenty-five feet one inch. The
third, containing atwo-story frame dwelling,
fronts on Eighteenth street twenty-seven feet.
The same gentlemen will sell a. 1 clock this
evening q desirable farm Of forty acres be-
tween Deep Run turnpike and Fredericksburg
railroad, three miles north of Richmond, to-
gether with crops, stock, farming utensils, &c.
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TRINITY CHuRcH.-This now edifce,
situated at the corner of Twentieth and
broad streets, is very nearly completed,
and will he dedicated on Sunday next.
The The congregation have been worshipping
In the lecture-room since the commence
ment of the war, the work on the building
having been suspended by that event; and
we are happy to know that the most ample
success has attended the labors Of the pas
tor, the Rev. John Z. Edwards. The
church was lighted up for the FIRST time on
Monday night, and the choir tried Il,
acoustic properties, which were found Il
be satisfactory. 1t is fact which deserve,
notice, that the congregation have no debl
hanging over them, Is Is the case Will
30 many others. They ordered no worl
done for which the money was not read!
to pay. ,....,3. $3.50 ,rs,....,...
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COURT MARTIAL.-A court martial, COM
posed of Captains Bigger, Jones, and Gay,
has been in session for several days past
for the trial of private X. ii. Johnson, of
the Public Guard, charged with aiding the
escape of the prisoner Fairbanks from the
penitentiary. The court acquitted the
prisoner of the charge, but found him
guilty on the first specification, namely ::
that he did, on the night of the occur
renee, leave his post, contrary to the
regulations and discipline of the company.
He was thereupon admonished by his cap
tain, and ordered to return to duty. This
court was ordered by Governor Peirpoint,
to whose custody private Johnson had been
turned over.