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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July Cotton firm. Flour
dull. Southern dropping. Wheat heavy. Corn
declining; sales 5000 bushels. Beef quiet
Pork buoyant. Lard and Whisky dull and
nominal.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL BLUNDER.-The printed
reports made Mr.. Darling of New York say in
Congress, the other day, in his eulogy OF his
te colleague, Mr.. Humphrey, that Ibis gen
tlemanly spirit winged its way to his Maker. .
The omission Of single comma did the mis-.
chief. What he did say was, that "without a
struggle or a groan the gentle, manly spirit OF
James Humphrey was waited into the pres.
ence Of his Maker
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I ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
IL MASTER sTORES. CLOTHfNG &C

Chie| Qxartermaaels QGee, Depot Of Washtsrto~,,
Washington, d. O.. July o. lBSS Z
viii be sold et Public Auction, on WEDNES
DAY, July Is, 1856, cemme ncine al 10 a m A.
GoyeInnent Warehouses No & and No g. SITUATE
on New fork avenue between 18th and 18th sts Gets
west, under the direction Of Brsvet Lisutsnsnt
Colonel James Moore. A. Q. NJ, q Army
A LOT OF UNsEkNlOEABlE OLOTHiN G ana
CONDEMNED QUAkTBkMAsTERs STORSs
consisttng of about
2,lS7 Great Goats, 2e9 Sack Ooats
l.t24 Dress Coats. 9T Trowsers
so Jackets, assorted $50 Dhirts
SIS Drawers,
AID large amount OF Tools, suitable for the use
OF blsSksmiths. carpenters. soldiers, timers and
other mechanics. $50
Also. Stoves, Heaters, Ranges. Csuidnsns, Cook
ing Utecstls. Steve PIPES, Eibo.s. Lanterns.
Knives, Trunks, Bath Tubs, BRIDES, Halters,
Riding % ssdriss. Brushes seven Hoss osrrisss,.
lIngs, Aose Pipe; nose E;E.ls. L.dders, oottea
barrows. Iron Bedsteads. w OGDEN Bench q psdss
Zinc, Old Iron. Hope, tassorted. y Packing boxes,
with variety OF other property, together with
about h0oo pounis of WOODEN and Cotton Rage
Sole will be continued from day 70 day untis eu
the propsrt y 10 sold.
Purchasers must remove property within eve (s,
days from date Of sale.
Terms of sale Cssh, in osverrnsst lnnds.
Brevet Hal. Gen. ana Chief QaartermastsY,
yeT Depot Of Wsshinston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

FBSIANIsM IN ENGLAND-There is such
great lear IN England of the Eenians MAXIM
proeeIytes that the authorities have forhiddan
the performance of the drama of ssArrah ma
Pogue." In France, however. the play is
produced under the name of Jean la Pose -
and has achieved a wonderful popularity
French sympathy for Irish woes is traditional.
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Al MARINE GUARD SENT TO PORTLAND

The Secretary of the Navy received a teIe
gram on Saturday afternoon from the Mayor
and other prominent citizens OF Portland re-
guessing guard of marines to aid in protecting
the city. and in accordance Herewith a guard
of n marines was dispatched from Portsmouth
Navy Yard that evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

INV MUsIC-We have just received from
John r. Ellis. music publisher a cow OF a
temperance song entitled Gathers Drunkard
and Mother is Dead"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

NEW PATENTs.-There will be issued by the
Patent Once, during the week ending July
l7th, Isl new patents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

~From Shillington, Odeon Building. We
have the Golory for July IS, a superior mum.
Der.
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New York Bank Statement.

New YORK, July 9.-Increase in loans.
S665n,0O0; specie, So Cos, 600: circulation $50
900 deposits, sl.ii2.OO0, decrease in legal ten.
derS. - 2Sl .lrn
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GEN. KILPArRICK.-The Albany Eren;no
Journal says the investigation into the conduct
OF Gen. Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chill, shows
that there 10 NO truth in the shameful charges
made by the newspapers against him.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE CHOLERAIN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Tbirty-three cases OF
cholera occurred here yesterday. Twenty
seven proved fatal. II is cooler to day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

RECovERED.-Senator Morrill, is sufficient.
ly recovered to be in his seat again to-day.
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INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 81, l39, 73i 50.
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SEE INVITATION KLsKwHERR of Mayor WAL
ZACH TO citizens of Maine and others 70 meet at
the Aldermene chamber TO- morrow afternoon
to take measures FOR the relief of the sufferers
BY the great fire At Portland, Maine.
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The Weather in PhiladeInhia

PHILADELPHIA, July "a copious rain fell
last night. The thermometer stood AT Q O'Clock
tpis morning 81 degrees above zero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

RKvIKw-In our report of the Sessford will
case. in he Star OF June 3osh. one Of the plain
tff'e names appeared as John II. Sessford. Ii
should have been John Sessford, jf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-09

SEE ADvERTISEMRNT elsewhere by Mark
ritter, OF something extra IN the way Of interior
decorations
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LOST AND FOUND.

&JO REwARD-straT.d or stolsn, July 9Th,
s"rns; one hine hip ios-r than the other. The r
CK0es, I'm street, Navy Yard, beta cen O aud i
&S RKWARD-T.ken from my vest pocket at
case siveT sss.oSed .v. snS SrGH 10 agn! Tns
above reward viii be given il returned q the
avenue. ~ e3ts
SC ID, = red horn COW belly and hind feet
end slit in both carr and S:r = hish heed
jye est. 1sH and 'ts., No. 50, Island.
E: 81
sS.nf: Of tn. o. re-
Or y . mar''ins tat Room B. wind'r' Building.
u .cribsr soKREI a HOSE SEN IS sss hands sSS
high; years old; white spot in the foreeesd; ;
I'd n: :s
10 Jill f'sP
south. near New jersey avenue. " s-sts
SreLEN.EIom Broad Greek Farm: Mary land i.
- on the night of June goth, SORREL HORSE,
On under his name; fourteen hands high A
II sSs By a. shsn X
land avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS IL.
COX REWARD.-Ran swsy from the stable Of
Is d sa tns 18Th SsS ans
flrehead The above reward will be paid for any
leading to 'sf n the
At Francis Millers Paint Store.
V Tot 3O4 9th street.
TAKEN W TREsPAssING on the premises
ing Charles iSsst.iV tEHkk MILE III Say
QsT-0p Monday evening, July ID, in going
to sGH 5
out Iin) containing bair-yalued on account of
$50 Rev! REWA BID last Hight, from tn
new light WAGON body green s and rsd ransns
gear; Washington City Garden painted on the
body in gilt letters; and new silver plated hsr-
ED. ABNER, 7th street Park,
y on near boundary line.
SC LACE VEIL, lost on I4th street, between
Massachusetts, avenue and College Hill, on Tues
day afternoon. INQUIRE at Star Office my Is
BOARDING.
ELEGANT TABLE and First class ROOMS, At
- No "a Missouri avenue, between 81 and a,
s,ee's, az Ss9 per month One OF toe most pleas
Penn. avenue. ~ Got.
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE
some s03M VII hand
so per month, At No. $50 K street. between 10Th
and nth streets. Table Board SIS per MONTH
Jy5 OF
CHS BOARD with fipe airy rooms Opposite
W. National Hotel Terms reasonable Two
large communicating second story front Roc ms Jun
furni. he'd, fer rent Apply No. 367 Penns. av
TABLE BOARD at No 464 10th street. q few
doors north of the avenue. Terms SIS per
mohfh de l6-tf
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STATIONERY CoNTRACT.-Messrs Philp A
SOlomons have been awarded the stationery
contract for supplying the Treasury and In
ternal Revenue Departments for the ensuing
fiscal year.
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NJ ETROPOLITAN PATENT STEAM BA.
AV1 kerry.
347 CSreet, Leiween IA md eta Streets
Having at great expense erected one of McKen
Zie g Patent Reel Ovens and su ppled oursel yes
with the newest and most improved mac hnery,
Tor manufacturing Crackers, we are now prepared
10 FURNISH merchants with all articles in our line
on the best terms and superior in quality to any
heretofore offered in eur market '
Our establishment IL now equsl in all it's an
po1ntments to any in the country, and we 40 peal
70 Inc business men Of W ashi 2ton to sustain US
our city. "
We will take pleasure in showing the ope, alton
OF the new machinery to any who feels an interest
In the Advancement ofthe mechanic arts.
yy set THO. HAyENNHR
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nlss0LUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The partnership heretofore existing betwee,
MALTER and NECKER is this day dissolved
The tusiness of he late firm will be settled by
Vim. Walter. VIM WALTER
u " JOS NECKER
Thankful for past favors, the patronage of the
city and country IL pectfuly solicited at the old
sfan6, where the business Of Carriage building
will be continued BY
jy 6 St. VIM WALTER
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BOARDING.

XIX ~BOARD with hpe airy rooms. opposite
~ National Hotel Terms reasonable. Two
large communicating second story front Rooms III n
TURNS he'd Ter rent. Apply No 367 Penns av
le "a 2wt
month. de n X
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-12-18

na What is the difference between =
belle and burglar One wears false.
locks, and the other false keys. sas s'ai
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-12-18

gA-A Scotch preacher took his texs
from the Psalm of David. ~ said In my
haste that all wen are liars.y He paused,
rc-read his text, and then locking round
on bis aock,l remarked: Did ye, Dzxid,
my mon? Gin ye had bseu here. .ys
might have said SO at your ieisurc, -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-12-18
The Editor and the Fortnne-Tei.
Ter. go :.


A Kentucky editor visitedsa fortu1Ge
teller recently. He makes the folloHisg;s
report of the revelations concerning .hia,
past and future: =,
Thou hast served three years ia The
Penitentiary for horse thou didst notD
steal Thou wilt be Governor aof the
State, and afterward decline seat in thes
Senate of the United States. a wealthy
young lady, with blue hair. auburn eyes,.
very beautiful, is now about to graduate
from the House of Correction, whom tfIeu
wilt marry as soon as thy present wifsa
diest, which will be at the fourth full Of
the next moon. Thou wilt. become pos:
sesled Of this Iadys wealth., and eslops
with the wife Of coal boat engineer
Thou wilt goao New Orleans, and statkl
keno bank which will bring the in greats
riches After an absence of nineteen
years, thou wilt return to the repining
wife, lay thy prinoely fortune at her feet,
be forgiven, and after raising d familyiof
nineteea children, die happy, At thsage
of ninety-nines aaaab s1ass kas ,ssss
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NUMBER ID

fectIons to my sister,, ana pe unmoved.-%
Involuntarily | grasped the arm of rhy
chair for support, for my life seemed fa =
ding from me in the struggle. He bent
over me, he lifted my faint head on BIS
broad breast, but shrank from him fee-
bly,.
"Tt is nothing, I am often faint. aIam
quite we'll again. You were saYing-yes,-
go on, Mr.. Sutherland nes6 II ealaa :
"I was saying--ah, Hestor-rI think |
need not go oon-Jou are SO changed.
DEAR he said, looking down at me with
sorrowful perplezity aWell, wei, ,tMills
led me on to hope; bat ought to have
known better. You never cared for me
in the beginning, as I did for you.e i i I
Surely, surely, that bygoue oughtto
be bygone now, / cried bitterly. = e
aIf you say that, it ought indeed he
answered, turning from me, s.buts I told .
you then, Hester, that i should not fore :
get you, and from something Milly saids
and your remaining unmarried was Wild
enough to dream-to hope 8 ssse Y ia
Something light dazzled my poor
eyes-Was breaking in upon meas he,,
spoke 5J1esElI
Mark" said I, "what did you CONS
here to-day to ask me?'
"The same question that asked eigntF
years ago by the stream in the marshes,
Hester. have done With India; am. =
no longer q poor man, and T want the one
woman I have always loved. Hester, Is
this true? Is she mintaat last?p ssssiassa
For long, long time, I think, afterA
this, We forgot the existence of any ons.s
beside ourselves. Then I told Mark tho
little game of cross purpose, We had been
playing. His incredulous wonder tbatI
could imagine he had ever thought os
any one but me touched me to the heart.
Poor Millyi' be said; $50 .you.vould
have put her off with the ressrsion of
heart No. when she marries, may she
be what you are, Hester-her husbands
first and last love. = y esshs sdf
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Drsl have not loved lightly assths
man said when he married a. wido~
weighing three hundred pounds:
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aA- Whats glorious world thisswouh
be, if all its inhabitants could say With
Shakspeare's shepherd, aSir, ! am true
labcreri I earn whatI wearengyno mans
happiness; owe no man bate; glad Of 9th.
ermens goodiand content with my iarm.'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-12-18

a eThe ocean speaks eloquently and
forever" says Beecher. ss9
sYes, retorts Prentice, nand there.is
no use of telling tito dry up. = -
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na He's a fool that grumbles at sSsry
little mischance Put the best foot fors
ward, is an old and good maxim. Dent
run about and tell acquaintance tnat you.
have been unfortunate; people do not1iks
to have unfortunate men for acquaintau.s
ces sass4z Ara fesrk,f.e fss4ass eS7efsf
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nta- a would not be woman, for then
/ could not love her. says Montaaaez
Lady NV Montague says. The ons
ly objection have, to be man isth2tIl
should then have to marry a woman.
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syr'I think / bass seen son sbeforsy
sir; are you not Owen Smith2Ya snsseo.i. .
"Oh, yes; I'm owin' Smith, and owin''
Brown, and OWN Jones, and owih eve.
rybody.n ssis pststsefs4 ksaA
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rea- There are ties which should ney.
er be severed, as the ill-used wife said
when she found her brute Of alhusbaGa
hanging in the hay-loft.s 1essse%
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Save Fifty Dollars.

NY PERSON wishing to purchase one of
II Grovesteen's Pianos, advertised in this
paper, can save fifty dollars of the price by
arplging to the editor Of this paper. iuues5.
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D@ No man is born nintossthe world
whose work is not born with him, There
is always work, and tools to work with;
for those who will. ses s'a'.sa 90 SsA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13

cporf which was adopted recommending the following dsci
pnay action Henry Murray Engine Co No l2 fined two
days PAY Joseph Shaw Engine Co No - fined five days
paw WIN Laurence OF Hook fnd Ladder Co No fined two
DAVIS ray Henry Burger OF Engine Co No . reprmanded
Transfers Ordered-ancs Walsh OF Engine CO. No "a to
Engine Co. No % and Jon 0Hare Of Engine Co No y 70
Eng 90 No n. .
Stack 20 FnguoCO No 10 As priv
james NJ ondc foreman and Charles IL SCHULTZ ASSIST
ant foreman. 10 Hook and Ladder Co. No H. -,
Tho petition Of j. MoDonough late Of Engine Ob No ~ ana
j. W. Gesy late OF H. & H. Co No ~ 90 bayo dismissal al
tered 10 resignation was granted
Report presented showing the numhof Of fires dsooVe
and eKtugushed by individual companies during the month On
November 70 have been TO- On should be understood thai no
alarm given for these ires)
The report OF tue Committee Apparatus ana hoSe co
mcndng purchase second css stesn Ere engines was
adopted.
Tho Board then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
COURT OF OYER AND TERMIEER
Ipsioye INDIE HarnsrA

CASE OF Neutrality-suspicious. Sullivan was
tried Indictment for manslauhter In the first degree IN
saing Michael Quinn with clasp knife during 8tcrca
ton early tho morning Of the LIST OF July at the OF
Park and Pears wound mafe the left side bo
tween the hird and fourth ribs inch IN depth which
sd In the death Of Quinn IL days after be stabbed The
ceased was young and the prisoner Is 10 yea7 age
and licensed Yender by occupation.
Tho following testimony Of witnesses for the prosecution de-
fails the circumstances connected with the stabng ARRAY
BERNARD Cunnoly-Am officer tho Sixth Precinct 20
near the corner OF Park and Peas my attention hri
attracted by crowd; and deceased told be
stabbed pointed toward the prisoner and said done
by him. saw Sullivan with knifo In his hand pursued him
quarter OF block whom he FELL and dropped the kni through
railing; there was fresh blood the knife noticed
wounds about Quinn another officer took Quinn 10 tSe hos
pttal apEI took Sullivan 10 the Station. House
Cross head beedns after
rested him II was causedfy my striking him with club; lie
gave no resistance he did not attempt 20 strike he did not
drop the knife beure struck him think struck bin DoT9
than once rstruck him because no had been fighting atnd
that negborhood that night and because he stabbed that
Vim. Cribblns-Knew Quinn and Sullivan; with Quinn
when he was stabbed went down toward the Park
down. Quinn took the of the started 70 run AID
Quinn ran after him Sullivan followed and stabbed him.
On orossexarnnatonhet Quinn Of dAybgesk 10 Worths
sober had drank nothing stronger thar gI OF ale did
not Quinn strike Suiyan our party did cot strike Lin
Two further witnesses examined wsoss testimony
innateriA the prosecution Tia dbrsa offered sv
denoe and the the jury asr the usual summing
up and charge verdict Of In Tie fourth degree
rsigad by the Jury and tbs Court Gnding mitigating
circumstances Ia Of tbs psoas reduced tho punishment
ia1 tsa.,ls% ha 70 tho Psaieu!lT for but eos ysef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT
RECOMMENDATION CONCERNING STORING OF IN.
PLAMMABLg MATERIAL.

RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING STORING OF IN.
PLANfMABLg MATERIAL.
A meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners Of the
Metropolitan Fire Department held yesterday Present.
C. Pincknsy President and Commissioners Engs Brown
and abb.
The following communications read and appropriately
disposed Of Prom the Chief Engineer submitting report OF
free month OF November follows Alarms FOR ira
as false alarms s. total SO whole number VI h-es since
January 1866 eH Prom j. p Sullivan Of Engine Company
No r. and Jeremiah Kelly Of Engine Company No ssking
10 DO transferred ,u,
designations eccepted-J. e. Scuuy Deurngef, and " IMAM
Horn Of Engine Company No. IL -. -
The following complaints were referred 70 Committee on
Appointments and Discipline Chief Engineer against DRYER
PosOfce tower for neglect Of duty. Engnser Couley
against the FOREMAN and Assistant Foreman Of Hook and
Ladder Co No lO also against Foemsp Of Engine Co No
The Chief Engineer sent In the following communication
0rETLxnEs In the &C, 70 amend and reduce % one at
as relating buidnp and the heeYns snd aer.es q oom
LsU q iss ssssloa 81 pesai,s ksrSssss Oh 70 D.
kspl Whsre stored sb0ys The cellar o. basement
o. SIs = s r sOsSssn. 80 s ' sns r. Ss.nsy
o 2 sHesd In the whee n contents o. 10 bsh nd WHEN stored
ssaans any PeS Of which sh, b oeeaple4 - tbs
ss sooAe RrS sP eAuPhsOs and burning eA Sbsrrsh 10
sspsy sss youF attention 70 the sbovs more particularly
~ vesof Ne DISASTROUS loss q h arising ron gnHOcsou By wae
slos psrseas psI.hsd b ne A No 2s DfvSt It. . hsht
etheg banning aut stored premises
.w. peru'.lon w.. enough IN my Opnos, 70 yOuT
sIceod the Whole Quantity baFO hsa stored IN bald
tsl asJ part Of Hhaoh % NAY bs occupied dwelling
% az. Sooa,S ne Ssss. 3 Ore va ns bot &c iasss.
che upper stories the means u esasns dsucss foes
esss les sha s pewef q mss 70 repso saA bA s Quantity
tasa bssn ssvsd EsIsNI w aSns-S
Ths CSustes on ApPol1s meats ed Oe pine Preasstd
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A BEAVE DEED
u tho Editor Of The NJ v 7,rbuas

To Ho Editor Of The NJ v 7tbuEe
SIR On Sunday evening, about % O'CLOCK az inc
Hamilton berry boat leaving the sron the'Newf ork sac
man and hs VIE with cden hurr1edy attempted 70 81
on board sfer the boat started The woman ana one emu
succeeded doing but while tho mother was attempting ~
pul Che other little after her tbs father sun On ue Nh
fearful Of the risk retain IT. The result OF uS
indccision that the boat rcceded bon parents %
ing the other would keep hold let 60 simultaneously anu INC
child girl Of eight years falling disappeared IN an III
tho fohing and darkness below. Lho eg0kcu
OF tho mother brought the passengers ongng from 'he oaD
and all doubt anticipating in Che first coHiuson seeonu
Idaho calamity IL time before nc scn "eIe asoc
tanned Tho boat meanwhile kept on 20 BookYI anu a. 10
movement had been Pcrcepuble among the Few
lockers the ferry not much consolation c"u1 e 70
Che wreohed mother clnng 20 her remaining ohhu pAeo
follow named Kelly bosiman he'd witnessed the affair how
over and pangng under tho water closet 'ounu wi
child and after much eKerOn got back 70 the mahope ana
was shcd out with his prize The rnrn boat 3rgvst OaeS
The family hopeless and despairug There stood key WIN
te m and IA he handed tke mother her ohd aVo ana We
bic scene at cnsucd oanhsrdy bedesorbd DTouSh eas
90 tho ewes OF the by ISLANDERS .,., - III
la thoro any gentleman lady who has girl or boy small
enorb 20 be saved thus and wis has money enough TO CRAFTY
noble impulse who will remember that there Is no Humane
society 10 give Kelly medal, II So that impulse can easily
be aefsed and generous encouragement given 70 others VINO
mar chance do the brave boamSn ala on ouhuS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
SECOND BOARD.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. le-P. NJ
Gold closed at 1914 AFTER selling at 1881 and iSt The
Scotia takes out t272, 1873 In specie.
Government stocks lover per cent on the gold
bearing issues ard OF the 1905 Missouri Is arc
lower aud Eew.Yofk State - per cent. The hisceuA
noous stocks are generally steady Cumberland fell 70 per
cont and Adams Express per cent Western Union rose
II per cont Atlantic NAL 70 lO7. Tho speculative
share list opened stroay and ciosed lover Nsw'York
Central fell It, Emo !. and Reading l. CIe'esad and
PitsburA was acuvS and 20 ~ an ADVANCE OF pof
cont 1hS stOck iuSt N sknifni handa. and high
prices vrcdoted foc 10 North WN'crp Preferred ws'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-13
BuSrNESa IN THE COURTs.

SUPREME CoURT-CBcUTI-PARr I.-Before Mr.. Jus.
ties BLHglsD-Joha Hart@Aa AZ Tbs New Yot s.nsy .nd
ChsDo Cempoas Manufacturing Company for phiu,h
foT eiN es sErs allowance Of pr cent Ester lsnrqnss
D. iudensnt for pAlntd ~ e33
slowssos Us PEI sos Ro6ss. r. HuicSnsos at William l.
len vsFde. fos psnls u Sss1 el cso ,svs siox
E4Wet De- BsBo0 AZ fAsoter Observation-Disclosures for
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CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-DEc B-BCfore
Judge BENEDICT
THB OH AMPA0NB OASIS TO BB TRIBD IN MARCH
u 5 agt. B. IOq Cnscs Of Champagne. 60. -
The Court decided yesterday that these cases should
20 tho March 10 bo called the first day Of that
term and If counsel do not upon day the COur 70 SET
carly one They down for that term on tho District
Attorney spnang 10 be ready then Tho District Attorney
ascned 90 this with tho understanding however which the
Court allowed that In Of the sickness Of witness or
witnesses for Che the arising OF any
Of unavoidable nature the Government should not DO
compelled TO 60 20 trial