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parIn view 81 the fact that tho D,

B6-In view of the fact that the De.
mocracy are dreaGtully exercised over
the defeat Of Gen WILDEs, we respect.
fully suggest 10 them the propriety Of
nominating q soldier for Congress in
the 18th District, The district is large.
ly Democratic, and such u nomination
would be almost equivalent to a seat
in Congress. Honor the men whose
votes you are ~endeavoring to steal by
q hypocritical sympathy. Show your
hands, gentlemen.-P,ke county Repab-
icdR.
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JEFF. DAVIS FoR PnEslDENT.

There vas q political meeting at f.
lizabetbtown, Ky, which was address
ed by Hon. John M. Harlan and Hon.
Hamilton Pope. At this meeting, the
Louisville Journal informs US, an ex-
traordinary scene was presented, which
is thus described by that paper.
y X \ Mr. Harlan followed IN
% speech Of two hours and a half,
speaking as very few men arc able to
speak. In the midst of his strongest
and most eloquent u%ttcrances, loud
cries were raised of"Hurrah for Du.
vail" Mr.. Harlan paused and asked
mildly butimpressively why they wero
in favor of Duvall. TELL me-" said
he, "if it is not because he was for the
rebellion?' 'Yes, that's So" was the
prompt answer "Then you we're for
The rebellion?' ayes, yes, yesl" "Are
you for rebellion now?' ave would
20 for rebellion now If we thought we
could succeed" Mr.. Harlan thanked
and complimentcd them for their ran.
dor, and then added: "SIppose Jeffer.
son Davis and Andrew Johnson shall
be the opposing candidates for the
Presidency IN l868-which of the two
will you support They hesitated 10
respond. Mr. IL. said, "You have been
very candid and | venture to hopo you
will still be so Speak outl Which
will yon go ior --Johnaon or Daviai'-
Then the loud answer came, "Davisl
Davisl Davisl" Old men, the most
sub ,tantial citizens of Elizabethtown
and Hardin, joined in the shout, A.
gain, Mr.. Harlan thanked them for
thoircandor telling themthat they were
the most candid men of their party
that he had talked to in all his can
vass.
Very shortly afterward, Mr.. Harlan
not having concluded his remarks, the
p~ro.rebel portion of tho audience made
a rush toward tho stand, and shouted
"Wllsonl Wilsonl Wilsonl' this Will
son being II pro rebel lawyer Of Eliza
BEETHOVEN. A Union officer or soldier
present exclaimed, II have heard that
same kind Of shout before. | heard
1t raised more than once in the rebel
army. Ii is exactly the kind OF shout
with which the rebel troops always
went into battle" Mr.. Wilson ascend.
ed the stand Mr. Sam. Thomas rose
and objected TO his making u speech
"Thls," he said calmly and resolutely
sis our meeting. We would willingly
have divided time with you ifyou had
asked us to do so; but you did not,
and we have made our arrangements
which must not be broken up or dis.
turbed."
The pro.rebels then proposed thai
all who wished to hear Mr.. Wilson
should 90 TO tho Court House. About
onC.'hird went.
This Duvall party, which hvors JEFF
Davis for President, is supported BY
the Cincinnati Enquirer, by Hon, Geo
II. Pendlcton, and by Hon, G, j.. Val
landingham, leaders Of tho Ohio De
mocracy And these, we may also no
mark, arc in favor Of the PHILADELPHIA
Convention G Cincinnati Gazette
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Total,


The delegates may be chosen by
County Meetings, in the Townships
and Wards, or in any way the Union
mon Of each county may determine.
REMARK.-The time boing too short
for due notice of a county meeting
for appointment Of delegates to the
convention above announced, it is
suggested that their selection for this
county be made by the Union Central
Committee. AS far as we have heard
any expression on the subject, it is
that such action would meet the ap,
proval Of the Union voters of the
county.
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GENERAL AND ADMIRAL.-The Pres.
idcnt having signed tho bill reviving
and creating tho above offices, nomi.
mated Ulysses s. Grant for General OF
the Army of the United States, and
David G. Farragut, Admiral Of the
Navy Of the United States, and the
Senate at once unanimously confirmed
them.
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AGENTS WANTED FER HORACE GREnc
LEY'S aAAlERICAN Conf ICTE.Daa,

Vol. ! o fthis History has met with unpapAIedaucs
cess--lS0,000 having already been sold-and Is EN-.
p%hatioaily Endorsed BY the press Of all parties. By
leading Generals ofthe army, by the President, mem
bers OF the Cabinet, Senators and Representatives
in Congress, State Governors, Literary men, and
by thousands politically opposed to the author,
Vol, ii land LAST will be published in August, Ard
will more than sustain the high character ofths nrsis
In It's preparation, the vast amount oftime, Iahor,and
pains-taking research. devoted to q careful sinine Of
the mass Of crude surface material adopted BY earlier
writer's without Notification, and TO the collection 81
important information hitherto inaccessible OF OVER
fail, under the eminent qualifications ofthe author, 70
q record Of surpassiug excellence, which
will supersede all other works on the subject.
o. D. CASE 4 CO., Phblishefh tfnt-
July 10, le6e-lT 4
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OFFICERS EXTRA Washing.
ton dispatches to the Cincinnati Com.
mercidl give the following
EXPLANATION AS TO TUE THREE MONTHS
EXTRA PAY OF DISCHARGED OFFICERS.
Erroneous statements have boon
published in various newspapers rs to
the construction and application OF the
law Of July 10, 1866, emitting certain
commissioned off sers TO the three
months pay proper. These statements
are calculated 10 give rise to unbound.
cd expectations, and TO consequent
annoyance TO the Pay masters Depart.
ment, In the presentation OF unneccs.
sary inquiries and baseless claims
The acl Of July 10, 1866, to extend
the benefits Of section A OF the Army
Appropriation Bill, approved March
3, 1865, does not give three months
full pay to any officer Of volunteers on
honorable discharge, 1t only gives
the three months pay proper to such
as have been h~onorably discharged BY
acceptance OF resignation, or by mus
tor out at their own request, or other.
wise, mustered out after April 9,Js65,
and who We're In the service ongthe Sd
of March. 1865. This simply places
these classes Of discharged officers up.
on the same Footing as those who, on
being discharged under General Or.
der No. 70, 1865, on account Of their
services beng no longer required by
the Government, have already receiv-
Cd tho three months pay proper.
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President John sons Reply.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WASHINGTON. D. O.. July 30.
To Her Majesty, the Queen of the Uui-
ted Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland:
The President of the United States
acknowledges with profound gratifica-
tion The receipt of Her Majesty's dis
patch, and cordially reciprocates the
hope that the cable which nov unites
the Eastern and Western hemis.
pheres, may serve to strengthen and to
perpetuate peace and amity between
the Government OF England and the
Republic of the United States.
[Signed] ANDREW JOHNSON.
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Medical Notice.

m. Il. CONE MAY BE CONSULTED
i at the following times and places;
In VIEW LEXINGTON at the Colborn House, on
April lst, May 8 and 9; June 20 anu "a; July rs and
Rej Sept. I and 2; Oct. 9 and Z.
In LANCASTER, Mt the 1allmndge House, on Mon
days Mtef the kxpress Train arrives going WEST;
~, September 3; October 8.
DR.. CONE cures ak forms Of Chronic DisuaBes, AZ
Dyspepsia in all its various varieties all diseases Of
the Lungs and Air passages, as Laryhgifis, Rionchi-
US, and C~onsumptIon; all diseases oi the Kidneys D.,
Liver, Pancreas and the glands generally; all dis
eases OF the Heart, Blood and Blood Vessels; all
rea, rrSt. Vitus Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and gene
raj nervous lnpttrition; all diseases Of Females,
enlarged Topsils. and all forms of scroiula; also ali
Diseases. s
ns-No charge for consolation, but ca,h for med,.
cines. tAprfl5 8, lsG6!2-lyl
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FIRST EUROPEAN NEWS M ALLAN.
THO TELEGRAPH.
Three Days from London to Lancaster

O
All the American city DaiIies OF Both
July, 1866, contain the following dis
patches:
HEARTS CONTENT, July 20.
Tho London Times Of the 9th says
of the Telegraph: at is a great work;
the glory Of the age and nations and
they who have achieved il deserve to
be honored as benefactors OF their
race.
A treaty of peace has been signed
between Austria and Prussia.
A previous Telegram says that q I'VE
days armistice between Austria and
Prussia commenced at noon the 23d
There was fighting on the 22d. Aus
tria claiming a victory.
Earl SALISBURY had protested in the
House Of Commons against reform
meetings.
In a discussion on the tariff, Sir ].
Pakington admitted that England was
behind other nations
A sevcre engagement 0 place OF
the goth off the Island of LISA. Tbt
Austrians claimed a victory. They
sank the Italian iron, clads, running
down one and blowing up three.
There have been riots in London or
account of the refusal OF the Govern
ment to allow a reform meeting il
Hyde Park.
Papers OF the 3lst July contain th'
following:
Message from the Queen Of Great
Britain.
AsPY BAY, July 80.
The superintendent of the New
Homeland line arrived here at nin'
o'clock this morning with the follow
lowing message from the Queen o
Great Britain to the President of tn
United States:
OSBORNE HOUSE, July 9th.
To the President of the United States
Washington:
The Queen congratulates the Presi
dent on the successful completion Q
an undertaking which she hopes ma.
servo as an additional bond of Uniol
between tho United States and Eng
land.
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Root! Root ! Root /!

READ, RBADf
Roor's PEsrAcHiNE preseryrp the life OF the Hair
changes IL from gray to its original color In three
will surely remove dapdrutf and cure all diseases Of
the scalp-is delightfully."- perfumcd, cures %baldDess,
and vii not stain the skin. We tell the story quick
ly, and tell 1t true, when we say It is q perfect
Restorer and Dressing Combined. {
No other preparation for the hair contains Pesta.
chic Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists. ftlF
0RRIN SKINNER& Co.,
Sole Propnetors. Springfield, Mass.
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Acres of Land.

OF choice walnut and sugar soil, and has upon tia
good Dwelling House. Barn. Buggy Shed, Meat
House. woodShrd, AMI Spring House-att the latter
place there are two very lSrge springs OF good lime
stone water. Also, a good spring near the barn, and
a good stream ofwater running through the eastern
portion OF the premises. Has two good Apple Or
title gwen to purchaser, and immediate possession
given II desired. r
Forterms enquire Of the owners on The premises.
or OF the undersigned J. G. HITE.
Aug. 2,18G6-u
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D6rTeeth beautifully filed so as to
preserve them through life, at Won
BoNHoRsT's Dental Rooms. je 2s
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ErThe Columbus Maennerchor took
the fourth prize at the late great mn.
steal Festival at louisville, Ky.
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ASONICCALENDAR
REGULAR coMxuHrcArieHs.

Stated Communication Lancaster Lodge 10. 81
July Gath,
July 10, 1866. A.WBITE, SEM y
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LIFE. F LIFEi

AuC 20 Auk .f3
: DRoRSi DRoPSi DROPSf
AxERIcAH,,LITE DRoPs will cure Diptheria, Coughs
ralgia, Aguei in the Face, Headache, Toothache, Bfui.
ses. spralns, Chilbaains. Croup. colds. ai
Fever and Agne and Cholera IN a single day,
Sold by all Dfugglsts will. full directions for use.
URRiN SKINNER 4 CO.,
Sole Prcprietors, Springfield, Mass.
April s, lseo-2-ly.
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DIVORCE.

Sarah NJ. Weakly In .he Court Of Common Pleas
VS.. within. and for the county Of
George W. Weakly. } Fairfield and State Of Ohio.
To George W. Weakly, greeting: !
,Yoa are hereby notified that the said Sarah NJ
Weakly, plaintiff, will proceed to take the dispositions
Post ONCE. IN the town of Hebron, In the county Of
Licking and State Of Ohio, on Friday the 27th day Of
July. A D. 1856, between the hours Of eight o'clock
A. NJ. and four O'Clock p. NJ, with authority to ada
iourn from day to day tA all sach deposliions sha.i
have been taken. f'i
Dated this 18th day Of Judy. A.b. iss@
SARAH NJ. WEAKLY.
BY Hunter 4 Daugherty, her Atrss..
July IL, ls66-SwplSs 90.
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Congress adjourned sine die on Sat-
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SPECIAL NOTICES ~
Farm for Sale.

~ THE FARM belonging to the widow
M and heirs ofGeorge W.. shoemaker,
Gtsl deceased. situated about two miles ~
North East of Pieasaptville, in Walnut town. -
ship, Fairfield county, Ohio, Is now offered for sale
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-14

R1oHr DISTINCTIONS DRAWN. Tit
San Francisco Bulletin, of Saturday. thus
correctly writes up the relative positions
and powers Of Radicals and "Conserva-
tives" in the Union party
1.-The great mistake made at the present
time with politicians Of the stamp OF the
conductors Of the Examiner is. that what
is the conservative feeling Of the North is
considered and classed as radical. Such
men as Sumner. Stevens, etc, are radical
but il is an error to say that Congress Is
radical, for the great majority OF the in
habitsnts of the Northern and Middle
States are in belief with Congress. What
is termed radical by such papers as the
Examiner. 10 simply the conservative feel
ing Of the country, and upon it rests the
safety Of the Union.
Believing as we do, in the integrity and
soundness Of the people, we have no fears
as to the future. The men who were op-
posed to the prosecution of the war for
preservation Of the Union, are now most
active in stigmatizing all as Radicals who
are not Copperheads. Up to the present
time the conservative interest has preserved
the institutions Of the United States. The
ultras Of both extremes have warred
against the best interests Of the people.
These at the present time are the Nallan-
dighams, Woods, Stevenses and Summers,
Were our citizens constituted entirely Of
either of these classes, there would be ne
hope for the future, but happily they arr
not. The Examiner looks through a dis
tor,ed vision. Its conductors being OF
the extreme verge in politics. and ultra il
one extreme, they see nothing but radical
ism in those who differ from them.
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THE EVENING NEWS.
u..,;,x If Ronrd OF Town Trustees.

Meetiux OF Board OF Town Trustees'
Bo.rd me, a, s o'clock P. N. last even
MING presen,-Messrs. Bittner, Dolman,
Cool and President Gray. Minutes read
and approved: rou
ssoo was on motion referred to FL
nance Committee.
The Finance CommlNee reported the
following bills as correct, which were. on
motion, allowed:
E. Schaefer, board Of prisoners, $23;
Chas. Hacker, hauling hose, &C.. $3.50;
James Barry, labor on streets, $40; S.
P. Derby, repairing water pipes, SIS;
DAILY News, printing. S4S; Hall and
Fox, Yellow Jacket Hose Co., So.
Same Committee also submitted written
repor, on Delinquent Assessment Roll
proceeds Of mines, showing a balance OF
sixteen cents as due the town ordered
on file.
Street Commissioner reported that par
ties interested in construction Of Sewer on
west side of Main street, desired a post
ponement OF any action in the matter at
present; and therefore asked and received
further time to report.
Mr.. Cook, from committee on petition
Of the Building Committee Of St. Johns
Church. asking for the construction Of a
wall in the rear Of the Church, asked for
further time TO report; granted.
The Treasurer's Report was received
and ordered on file.
Mr.. O'Neil appeared before the Board
in reference TO raise Of taxes on Mays
Vile Mill by Board Of Equalization. On
motion, referred TO the President.
Matter of payment Of a warrant drawn
in favor Of Russell & Co. for $50, was re-
ferred to Messrs. Dolman and Hays.
Matter Of assessment on property OF
the New York Co., referred TO the Pres
ident.
Repor, Of Board Of Health received
and ordered on file, and the Marshal in
structed to attend to the grievances re-
ported.
Bill Of j. Glenan, SS5, referred TO FL
nance Committee.
On motion it was ordered that the Clerk
advertise one week for the surrender of
Town Bonds and other legal evidences OF
Indebtedness TO the amount Of $4,000 (;
all bids to be handed in to the President,
on or before the Goth.
On motion il was ordered that at the
mex. regular meeting the Board hold an
election for Town Attorney, to serve for
the ensuing year.
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GILLIG, MOTT & CO..
Fireproof Brick BuildingsD
CORNER G AND TAYLOR STREETS,
VIRGINIA,
offer FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware, etc. Our stock will be found very com.
ple,e, having been carefully selected tor this
Market.
The following comprises a part, only, of our
stock:
$50. 900 irs Bar Iron, round and square, all sizes
o5.OOO ibs Boiler Plate;
10000 fDs Sheet Iron
5000 ms shoe Shape, all sizes
1900 ibs Cast.steel, Blister Steel. and Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron
10000 ibs Track Iron
5000 ms Bar and Sheet Copper:
10000 ros Lead Pipe, various sizes;
$4,000 feet Gas Pipe, t to 4 inches;
o,OOO feet i. n llose, MI shcn'
$50 dozen Hose Blbbs;
300 dozen Elbows and Coupllngs
10000 Carriage Bolts. all sizes:
5000 Machine Bolts, all sizes;
GOO Globe Valves.
200 Anvils and Vices;
so Bellows. various sizes;
Blacksmiths' Tools;
Scales. Grindstones;
400 wheelbarrows;
900 dozen Ak, Pick and sledge Handles
Coal
1000 dozen Locks, Hinges. Butts,
Tacks;
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder;
100 dozen Picks;
Borax;
Bailing Wire and Rope,
GOO kegs Nails, all sizes;
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT r. CO.,
Garner Of G and Taylor streets, Virginia.
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n It @ f..


NsTATE OF ALoNzo DINsMORE, DE.
~ ceased-Notice is hereby given by the I'm.
dersigned, Executor OF the Estate Of Alonzo
Dlnsmore, deceased, to the creditors Of. and all
persons having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication Of
this notice 10 the said Executor, at the residence
Of said Executor In Gold Hill, In the County OF
Storey, State Of Nevada
J.. ". WOODRUFF, Executor.
Dated at Gold Hill, August z, 1866, su6-lm
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The Paris Pa,rie announces that a Mex
lean army Of $1,000, recruited among the
Mexicans and differed by Europeans, will
take the place Of the French army, and
MAINTAIN Macmillan on the throne.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
CHECK 8

T OsT IN GOLD HILL, ON THE MORN.
Ia Ing Of August llth, a check on the Bank Of
California, payable iu Gold Hill or Virginia, for
by-L. 8. Bowers In favor Of james Henderson
Payment has been stopped. and tho finder viii
oolige q hard.working man by leaving II at the
Gold Hill, Aug. II. 1886. auii.iot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-14

WHY has Sozodont become the staple
asnt;frice of American Simply because
i, is impossible to use it, even for a week.
w;,bout perceiving its hygienic effect upon
,hs ,e.,h' the gums and the breath.
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F~lavoring Extracts!

RE MADE FROM FRESH FkUiT ; h o,Ssr
Il bottle holds twice as muSu .hsv are the
ss.aS.., ana The best. UsE NO 0THER
e"0Hpe'' anu AN REDINGT0N & CO.,
,vS,.sn AGENTS for the Pacific Coast
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Notice to

ITAvING THIS DAY RECEIVED q, In ,Ss
IL Tax Roll Of the Town Of Gold hin a XnrI.
fiscal year ending on the first Monday, nersons
a, d. 1857, motto. Is hereby s 4, ,ss 20 properly na as.
interested that the taxes on az VII Tue Of ono dollar
,sss' s.1 N sHS FS" cents {. 1POn each .S SS' n ss%d 9sis
dollars, ia due and pays9iyssu
date q. my 0 fsS. in SS's unpaid after oh the ,s s.' Ssiin,
d. All at '1 August, q. leo &C., T naa! g. thereto S9 to-
aas : t list %iss zen a RB BE- GA Marshal: ,,,..,o,.
And Iess Iyll.tf
Gold Hill, July ll'h. 1900
special Notice.
..su.nce Of an order of the Board OF ao W.
Trustees, made d. this anS Say Ts sas 70 for the ascai year
payment o. ". can't speclAed In the above no.
; lies. sa extended until the sl'. day Of August
Instant, at 3 o'clock p. n REEaAN,
Marshal and Ex.ohlcio Tax Collector;
Gold HIi, Aug. II, 1856. auil.'d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

NEW YonK, June 3O.-The Posts money
article says the loan market is easy and
abundanily supplied, at 4@5 per cent Com
mercial paper passes freely ut 5@1c with
little offering. The stock market is dull
and there IL little doing except in govern.
ment securities, for which the investment
demand continues active, especially from
small buyers In the country. After the
board Erie sold far G2s. Foreign exchanges
closed quiet Bills at 60 days on London
lO6i6lO7& for commercial l0s@10si for
bankers do at short sight 1000 mo.
The special dispatch as received from Rear
Admiral Gadon gives the following details
of the recent sanguinary battle in Paraguay:
The allied army crossed into Paraguay on
the 18th Of April, avoiding the Pass OF La
Potosia aud landing some four miles below
It in region Of country rendered almost
impossible by marshes and jungles. This
movement was hailed as great success, as
their loss was trifling On the I'd OF May,
however, the Paraguayians fell upon the
right wing of the enemy and almost ami
hilstcd the Uruguay contingcnts. leaving
few besides Cen Flores To represent one
Of the allied powers in the field. The Para
guayians were finally repulscd with heavy
loss in killed and wounded, but were not at
all disorxanizcd or injured in point Of moral
which cannot bo said Of Brazilian troops
The great heavy battle which is daily ex.
pected will decide the fate OF Fort Human
= but not the duration Of the war. for the
allics BY Z secret treaty, are pledged not to
treat with Lopez, and he will not willingly
give himself into the hands Of his enemies,
70 long q hu can maintain himself at the
head OF an army.
The ComSereiol3 special says President
Johnson will not sign the bill changing the
route Of the Union Pacific railroad.
The residence Of NJ Mellon, Of the firm
Of Clafiiin & Mellon, Brooklyn. was robbed
Of large amount Of goods Of much value by
burglars last night.
The Commemorate money article says there
10 continued dullnss in Wall street in every
thing bot gold speculation. The best indi.
cation Of the over sold condition Of the mar.
ket and extreme scarcity Of gold, is the fact
that this morning loans have been made at
a@i per cent per day. In stocks the tran
sections are nominal except on Erie, the
ales Of which At regular board amounted to
5000 shares ct 61A@6li; Hudson River
firm at 112 Money 10 rather more in de-
mand, chiefly from operations in gold. There
are more Transactions at five per cent. but
four is still the prevailing rate. Discounts
quiet at sac per cent on foreign exchange.
Steamers take out to day for Europe $433,
MA