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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION
1870 A. NJ. 'Hh"u anu fhiladelphiA
Leave % Philadelphia at 600 p. Nj; WILMINGTON at "a,
iIssengers to and from Baltimore can now 20 tro,sb
Stopping over At Wilmington as heretofore
"sSengers leaving Baltimore At 1875 MI for Fssa,n
anole viii change New Crstle % Pnan
Wiim0,ha hasern Shore to baltimore will change cars al
e'on' II. q. SRWALI, Jr
Superintendent Del r r.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
TOWER HALL,
No. 51S Market Street, Philadelphia.
BENNETT s. Co.


eB-STILL HIaH-The floods have not
yet subsidized in the Ohio. The Sandusky
river is so high that trains cannot run on the
railroads crossing it.
Clothing is very high in some of the stores
in Wilmington, and it is the interest of all to
know the place where you can get it made
in the best style from good material at low
prices. We would recommend all who de.
sire cheap, good clothing, cut in the most
fashionable styles, to call at j. ii. Null
hausen's No. 500 Market street.
Basa IMPORTANT TO GRocERs.-We are
now manufacturing superior quality of
light brown soap at very low figure. Call
and examine. HARRIS IL Co,
Corner of Water and Orange Streets.
eT- WANTED.-A loan of $1,000 on city
property--first-class security. For intorma-
ton apply to ]. MARIs, AtlOrney-at-I.nw.
City Building, Fourth Street.
BaAThe public are advised that VIC are
daily converting the first or August issue of
the 1905 into 5-20 Bonds, new issue, Those
who desire them converted, by sending to us
will have them promptly attended to-
JOHN MoLEAR " Son, Bankers,
GO7 Market Street
ECU. s. Compound Interest Notes, 52O's.
1875, 10-40's and 7-30's, bought and sold
at best rates Also, for sale Wilmington
City Loan, New Castle County Loan and
Farmers Bank Stock, by
JouN MCLEAR Il Son, Bankers,
No. COZ Market Street.
E%-lt is an established fact that with
| Neoteric Soap, manufactured by Harris 4,
| Co, you can do more washing in less time
and expense than any soap in the market.
| Try it. Sold by all grocers,
R6r Five-Twenty Coupons, due November
1st, wanted by
JoHN McLEAR & SoN, Bankers,
COZ Market Street
G$"We wish il TO be remembered that tho
Neoteric Soap, manufactured by Harris 4
Co., does not contain any deleterious chemi-
Gals and IS guara ntied not to iniurc the fines
fabric, Try it. Sold by all Grocers
BSga All the new Pharmaceutical Prepara
tions made at TnoMPsoN's Drug Store,
Institute Building.
G7s- Remember that Thompson, Apotbe
cary, manufactures at his Laboratory ant
Pharmacy Institute Building) all his pre
parations from the very best and pures
drugs.
s3 Particular and personal attention giyel
to Prescriptions and Private Recipes at
THoMPsoN's Drug Store,
Institute Building.
a$ Thompson's Compound Tar Cordia
will cure Coughs, Colds, &c. Price 3j cent
per bottle. Beware of limitations. Prepare
only by THOMPSON, Druggist,
Institute Building.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
CITY bIArTEns.
rB- The CHESTNUT STREET BRIDGE.
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.

From foundation to ridge,
Our new, elegant bridge
Has at length been finished off quite;
There's bridge not so neat,
Lying out Market street,
But though rather rough to the sight
A great merit indeed,
Is that straight it does lead
To spot priced by many hearts
That Tower, the chief of clothing Martsl
We are prepared with an unusually full
and comprehensive stock of Mems Youths
and Boys Fall and Winter Clothing, which
we are selling at much losoer prices than hare
been knolon for several gears. Congratula-
upon the decline in the prices of materials,
which renders this possible, we invite an ex-
animation.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGUEI cHILLs AND FEVER. AGUE
WARRANTED TO CURE.
DIR. iSLMMS'
VEGETABLE AGUE KILLBR

viii positively cure every of Chlls and Fever
aud has never failed in any instanes Seldom more than
one chill shake after its use, and generally we'll in
from four 10 fourteen days. Contains NO QUfNINE or
other injurious ingredients. Price ONE DOLLAR per
boXi by mail Sl.2i. Prepared only by
DIR. J. sIMMS SON,
Fourth and King Streets, Wilmington, Del.
Sold by John,on, Holloway Cowden, Philadelphia;
D. +, Burton aud Cowgirl Son, Dover W. Denney
smyrna 7. =. IIammerssy, }. Y. foulk, Milford; Win
G. Brooks Christians, and by dealers and store keep
ers generally. sept2b SIN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05

LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
ROBERT WALKER, Mill Creek Hundred,
WIN. MCCLELLAND, w. G. Creek Hd.,
JOHN p BELV1LLE, Red Lion Hundred,
SAMUEL M. ENOS, st. Georges Hundred,
ABRAHAM INGRAM, Appoquinimink Hd.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
Especial Correspondence Of Cincinnati GAEsttsl
THE NEW JOHN GILPIN,
WAauINoToN. scniemher /

WAsHNaToN, September 10.
Several things have occurred during the
progress of the Presidential party which sur.
prlsed those here who knew lis members
Wen but nothing created so much astonish-
ment as the version of John Gilpin, the last
verse OF which Mr.. Seward applied to the
good Union mayor of Philadelphia, running
NOV iet us sing, long live the king,
McMichael, long live he,
And when we next do ride abroad,
May he be there to sec.
Even Mr.. Stewards best friends were not
aware that he was poet, but it seems that
ne mas hidden his light in pigeon hole at
the State Department, where the whole cor
rected yerson of Glpin's Ride was discover
ed by the workmen who are now engaged
IN tearing down the building tt was found
IN an envelope post-marked "Cleveland,
and thought TO be written by the same hand
that through the war "tinkled the little bell, !"
and appeared to have been forwarded for
ming among the Secretary's private papers
1t is as follows
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
DIR. sTRICKLAND,s MnLLIFLuOuS
COUGH BALSAM

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05

'19E'' 117'1.l I lhIFIIaIIs
Leaves Wilmington at o'clock, morning.
Leaves Chester at 10 minutes after 8, morning
Leaves Philadelphia at 2.30 afternoon.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

morning. a. ten O'Clock
Peekskii, Jnas McLAuaH,Is aged W vs,rs -
The friends and relatives Of The family also the mem.
yted 10 attend the funeral from al i,sns street. thlr
Thursday afternoon, ai two ociock without curher
SooSAs-On Tuesday June ~ Err,x a.ush,sr N
Inomss and Esther r. Noonan, AGED year, I montha
Tho romans will be taken to White Plain. nv IN.
eight O'Clock A. N. train "
Pc pSsD-on % wednesday, June g, caAn4. e. po@,
aged az yearA The relatives and friends the famv
also the members or John II. Willard lodge No 2oH
f. and y, are respectfully invited g attend the nins-
Friday afternoon, at half.past three O'Clock.
pittsford (vtl papers please copy.
and a NJ are herehy summoned to attend special
meesins 70 bs held in their rooms Odd Feilows' Hall,
a. TWO O'Clock r on Friday Juno 90 for the purpask
q payinS tbs lust tribute Of respect 20 late brother
onSries Tns rona H. WILSON. Master.
REEvss -0n Wednesday June 81, at his residence. in
Williamsburg, JARVIS Rnvxs in tho Goth year OF hi
| Notice Of the funeral hereafter
az, KAsyE.-oa Tuesday, June 81 JoHs Rxsvrs. in tho
64lh year OF hts age
attend the funeral from the residence his son in law
JAMES NJ Mullen Lafayette avenue, fve doors esst d
Tompkns Brooklyn this Ihursday) afternoon, at TIVE
| sws-Ths funeral OF Mr. HOWARD SWAN will take
Pe'c from hs a'c residence. NJ. Vernon At haifpass
ton O'Clock Friday morning The relatives and FRIENDS
Of tho family are invited TO attend Carriages will be "
waiting AZ NJ. Vernon depot, Ncw Haven Railroad q
convey them 10 the residence Trains leave New YORK
| OK O'clock
slsa.t-oo Tuesday evcnins, June q. Nina wife q
| Gabriel Siegel, aged 30 years and month";
The relatives and friends OF ths family respectfully
invited to atlond tho funeral from her late rcsdence
No 254 West Twenty sixth street. this Thursday mosn-
| ing. at nine O'Clock.
| ScaoEsaxIr Drowned near High Bridge. On Sunday,
| June 81, WILLIAM StH0EyHHT
Friends invited attend his funeral this Thurs
day. morning. at ten O'Clock from 258 West Forty ninth
! street.
sscoR On Tuesday morning, June 20, after long
and painful Illness MARr JASx, wife Of Theodore Sec0r
end edes! daughter OF Thoma and Mary A. Shorthand.
| In the g2d year Of her age
The friends and relatives OF the family those "
her father naw, Henry socor and her brothers. Thos
and Stephen Shorthand respectfully requcstedts 70
attond tho funeral this Thursday) afternoon. at thres
O'clock from her late residence 30l Dcgraw street, third
door east Of Court street, South Brooklyn.
| TAyioR.-In Philadelphia, on Wednesday June -
Tlss, g.. wife Of Horace b. Taylor in lhc eth year OF
her age
| VAN BoRKELgI-0n Monday, June 25. NJ Cornwall
Landing, Y, FLORENCE j., daughter OF the late George
| A. Van Bokkelen.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the funeral
from the residence of her granimo,her Mrs j. Miller,
l27 East Nineteenth street, this Thursday Afternoon
| four o'clock.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

named 'taballercs" Of sald order Don Gabino yolez
suaary Captain Of Aguascalientes has received tho
The guerilla chief Leandro Garcia has been pardonsd
ne pleson,ed himself TO the authorities OF lxtiahuaca
lne orphan asylum founded by thu Emperor was in
augnrated on the 1th inst
the Dayio del !mpsrio says that General Marquss Is
The High Court Of Justice Of Jalapa was instituted
The municipality having complained to the govern
ment OF the want OF drnkable water in Ixmiqulpan,
Arajayvcsn, Oardonai, San Salvador Yolotepec and
some OF the parishes OF Chcucatan, the opening OF
artssian wells had been suggested.
VERA CRUZ
The Monitor VsrccysucMo has been suspended by
order OF the Pefoct Of the Department The only
papers now published At Vera Cruz the Rpisf0 (of
which only one number was received in Hayana) the
proper for the circus theatre, 80.
Ono hundred and eighty men were embarked on the
ls inst from this port for Yucatsn under an escort Of
thirty tmperialists--n particulars given.
Letters from Tlacotapam OF the 80lh Nay say that
although there was active Intercourse between Alva
RADIO and other towns with Tuxtla Cosamnloapam &c,
quito tho contrary happened with Tlnc0talpnn, the
communication OF which with the rest or the coast
quite stopped Consequently all commodltios owing 70
their excessive scarcity extremely oeara pitcher n
decent water fetched from two TO three reals twenty
Ave to thrtyseven and half oentsl aud the worst OF
seamers, arrived to take away the Of the families
that wore anxious to leave n the beginning of May"
says one o. the papers, rcp'oi'can forcos appeared
ex hundred men who crossed than ninety miles Of
alleys, from the Pass Of tho Rio Banco to tho ciy be-
gan TO impede tho arrival Of commodities for the supply
drnkable water from the can Juan river Yet the peo
pie bore up wls Hkl, While the forces Of occupation
6ad TO endure receiving all they wanted BY the
Frenh stoanersn On the 9th OF May the republicans
attacked the town after nine in the night but had TO re-
tire with considerable loss On the 14,h the oncmy
10 the houses Of Wioh they destroyed seven On the
25h imperalist FORGE OF eighty cavalry and infantry
had an encounter with them mile out on the lower
a tha m
set Are to coven houscs BY day and by night they ap
peared II merely TO have af3w shOts but being on the
river side. did little damage. The FRENCH ships in Their
turn fired their cannon and what with one and tho bler
they ruined tho ranches Of Magdalena and San Rafael
wher6 tho skrmshers generally appeared aud tho valu.
able farm OF Santa Rita had also suffered
The Tamplco Iris Of May 81, speaks very highly OF
the regularity in the COMMUNICATIONS from all parts and
euogzos Don Julio Herrera for his good administration
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

The news was again less decisive than was generally
anticipated and tho slat Of affairs on the Continent
appeared TO be virtually unchanged 1t was supposed
,has the Austrisns would Immediately move forward
troops 70 dslodge the Prussn troops from Saxony and
ihe Paris Fresse had published . report that brisk
engagement took place the 10th instant near
lelpsc but this was not fully confirmed. The
reports telgraphed to Queenstown we're not known on
tho street prior tho close Of business but the imprcs
on produced by the adviccs provioisy received was
favorable to operations for rise IN gold
The supply OF coin for delivery was moderately easy
30 10 per cent per dem The range OF the market
for the four weeks ending Saturday lest was as fol-
The New York herald., 1866-06-28


The osae OF " Ismlrandc. WHO Ia eccuscd OF having
cnbeSzlcd several thousand thacr the property Of tho
Bank OF ro,icrs France. ,gan for hearing ycs.
tcrday. Al the previous EXAMINATION objection WA
raised by DEFENDANTS counsel ,o tAe admissi5iy of
certain document ssuod from the French ccuris Coun.
81 aanended bst the evidence offered on iris point was
no, satisfactory. Tho cOmmis.ioner now admitted the
document After tho ross-examnatlon ol French
lasyer ~ TO the manner In witch documents are an
thntcaed IN tie Department Of the Minister J.sicc
In France Tie case Wa adjourned till to-day.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Persons fatrccied WITH various callngs vcro bu. 10
before Commissioner 0tlorn charged with no t..tls4
paid their licenses Among these we're lawyer hsi II
waS stat that while blUsers &c, readily paid tie
amount OF nls.T licenses, much dnoultX found in
gettius seyers against whom demands " this k,rd had
been ade " comply With tbs 4ren4eais ot ~. Ar,
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

WEDNESDAY, June 27-6 p. NJ
BxxADsruPFs 4.2ll bbs -four. go do corn
meal, %, 800 bushels and $3.50 do malt. better
demand prevailed for State and Western four and full
prices realized for all kinds the market closing
quiet however at onr quotations annexed, at which
1900 bbls. sold Prices for Southern flour were
unchanged the demand being light and the sales
confined TO 500 bbs There rather tone to the
market for Canada -four, with an increased demand.
Sales 400 bbls Rye -four unchanged in every
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

CUyFsE continued inactive and nominal. but change
was apparent In the prices current though inferior Rio
had dropping tendency. We have only 10 note the
sale OF 2O2 bags Rio, SKINNER of tho Seas at 13c.
gold, In bond
Co,L-At the auction salc Of Scranton coal to day
there large company present and, with animated
bidding and considerable compottion Tor certain desr
able lots there advance Obtained the general
average 28o per ton The sale comprised ~ 5O tons
average OF 50 S. The prices resl!zed for The df
f..o l..aEl 4iaosAa I.ll.u
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
M E x 10 O :.
Santa Anna from a Mexican
Point Of View.
~~~~~~~O~~o~->~~>~-~~~~-
CHEERING PROSPECTS OF THE LIBERALS.
New American Line Of Steamers Between
Vera Cruz and New Orleans.
Continued Fighting I'm the
Interior.
CELEBRATION OF THE EMPRESS BIRTHDAY.
>~~~>-~~-~~>~~~~-~-o-~~-~-
IMPERIAL RAILROAD ENTERPRISES
&c. &c. &c.
CELEBRATION OF THE EMPRESS BIRTHDAY.
IMPERIAL RAILROAD ENTERPRISES
&c &c. &c.

The steamship Moro Castle, Captain Adams, from Ha-
vana arrived at this port yesterday. We are indebted
10 Puser Albert for the pvsmpt delivery Of our files and
dispatches.
Tho MORO Castle has six million cigars on freight being
the largest quantity shipped to this port on single
vessel
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

EruFs OF "HtHt WtrB HrIiy HUIu, UUt no UusI-
OF importance transacted millers having mani
Tested disposition to operate excepting at reduction
from the present prices. The supply limited and
with no arrivals the market closed firm. In the corn
still quite moderate the sales exceeding 95 900 BUSH
es, at 90c q &c. for sound mixed Western SEC.
90c for unsound do 97c for Western yellow zoe for
New Orleans, damaged, and for mixed Weston to
arrive during this week. The oats market was shade
hrmer at 55c. 5Sc for Western. OF ryewe notice
malt continued quiet with small sales OF the latter AZ
changed prices.
CurTos was in moderate demand but the market was
rendered nominal and irregular by strong desire real
ize, particularly low grades The sales / 200
hall. uly al no foil yinon ntatin
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

The regular meeting of the Commissioners OF Emigra
ton was held yesterday afternoon President vcrplanck
IN the char Mr. Fcnly, Superintendent of Labor,
discharged from the employ of the Commission. re-
quest Of the meat contractors for increase Of price
was referred to the Wards Island Committee 1he fol
lowing is an abstract Of the report submitted:-
Number Of emgrants arrived TO June 90 1866 l13 sol
Number Of cnigrants arrived since, TO June ~,
1866. e,oa3
ioth .iIt0zf
To same date In 1865 70, ,404
Inmates in institutions Ward's island, 1896 49, 1877
Inmates in institutions Ward's Island 1905. . 0ls
Inmates In institutions Word's Island 1864. ... 102l
Inmates IN Institutions Wards Island, 1863. .. 726
Balance In bank, January /, 1865. ......... S12 007
Aggregate receipts 10 June 20 1866. ..... 2s4 1gl
Received TO June ~ for Communication Of passen.
gers, &c.. 1G,402
Total. ................. ssl2 663
juno 20, $780,. 22a,e7S
Balance in bank .Sss 9sS
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY, juno 27-6 p ~
rne gold market has been held suspense to day BY
the anxiety ~th which further European news was
awaited The opening price was I55k, followed BY a
decline to l54A and rapid advance 70 loo. II sabse-
sGenty and hen vibrted between 5S and 1904
until the arrival of the Javas news when began TO
auctuae rapidly between l54k and l55h, and nnaiiy
CLOSED 1854 The transactions were large and heavy
shor interest created under false ramors Of the
purpor of the steamers advices by tho following table
Of the quotations for American securities IN
London on the date the steamsrs leaving Lverpooi
ana on June 70 and IS respectively IT will be seen that
they were barely steady but hardly weak while consos
wore improving
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

RiuRDAp ESrgrHIsn.
In the Whole or Mexico bn, nye railroads have cves
bccn commenced, and of this number only two horse
railroads, each thrce miles loas have been completed
Some seven miles OF road from Vera Cruz to Jaafs
haze besn graded bu, che work wac suspended some
weeks since for want of funds. The imperial Mcycsu
Railway trains over forty eight miles cf their road
and expect have in hi operation by the LIST OF Sep
cmbcr next a, pcstIon or their between this city
and PIeblA The only other road IN this empire is she
Nc,iea and Cholco Railroad. which has been
rle.ca es fer Fan Angel nine miles from tho
cartu aud which portion OF tlrc road was formally
opcnai Oh THURSDAY lest.
INV gNH-ss' rwrupn
wac duls celebrated In this city, although bu, ie spirit
wa synccd upon the vccason National colors were
displayed from tho various Legations that ~ the
United States and many private housss tastefuly
decorated. No doubt the dcnons,rston would have
bees more general but that many persons
wcrs Mr4d q corsmIt themselves, lest, n
The liberals should M reipstateA, their property
shond be conGsca,ed Ia the evening the towcrs of the
Cathedral and the bndings around the Plaza in
minated snds nine o'clock, In frst " the ialrco, wss
even display OF tcworks that foy beauty and variety
has been seldom excclled prbatly o'y thousand pco
pie witnessed tho fireworks; but from this immense
crowd not a cheer went up, syllable of ap.
piause uttered but everything received with that
sicd aston shmen and ind ference which cbsracierze
.Mexcnns Tho buildings ~ acvcrvl foreign rnlstcrs
most Of Tho French residents were dark, ara not even
the usual ghts we're TO bc sccs In tbs windows Of the
French Club House.
sunsRy irsss
ruusual activity has prevailed among tho Military of
both parties during the lat month but thc reports u
operations generally unsatisfactory and nnrcliihlc
that n II scarcely safe 10 chron clio thcm. CovoRons.
from the intOr send 10 this cliy the diverse
accounts ~ the transactions that " !, dcuN ~
arrve al the truth; and reports cf All important
cessos may well he doubted The liberals have sei-
ed IN obtaining money and arms and rcorgsnizns
sonora and Chihuahua, end, having The funds WITH
which 10 pay their trpope, " II doubtless have
large force the field The defeat of Corona st naxst
Ian a blow ~ the liberals; but that general
friends are linc of hs ultimate lie fro.
greaty had TINT city Ia his power, his men several
tines max ng Their way 10 the plaza but Corona world
not take the place. be feared hsi when cauo
his hands would DO destroyed by the French ncs In
the harbor.
About 'he middle ~ last month Gcserai rscobs with
thre thousand lbe ras rave battle eear EacMnacicn,
hi the State Of san LUIS Poos, 10 ts famous rcri meut
q gucrrillas under Colonel Dpps. Those
gierrillas are composed mostly of foreeners amouf
thea many Americana They have roving .comtnfs.
son. are ss bravo lions. hn1 have proved terror 10
ts rssnz laris nevery gaI shs ecuRirTi bey bars
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

shot hung guorrlas have the rest OF the
whole army together and victory them is truly
exploit be proud Of The particulars have yet
san Luis say of the whole force Of contra
ras only hundred and fifty escaped This, liberal
officer assures me, u not Duplns force numbered
1000 or 200 men-tho defeat most complete and
ended In complete rout The second In command
killed. Colonel Montomart taken prisoner and Dupin
himself narrowly escaped with several severe wounds
Tamau pas aud Nuev0 Leon nearly all In tho hands
OF the bera Tampico is said 10 be the only post In
Tmaupas held by tho French and that place 40 In
vested that il must receive all its supplies BY sea- be
evacuated. or surrender
The city Of Osaca said to have been taken BY the
berals the Austrians losing one hundred and nfty men
in the fghN But few weeks ago the liberals drove out
tho garrison and imposed tax OF over two mil
lion dollars upon tho Inhabitants, and bad barely
ue 10 their funds when they were disodged by
small body Of Ausrians who drove them out and held
the city. The Of its capture may be true, but no
particulars reported.
Zacatacas Is for the time quiet The liberal attempts
upon Fresnlllo persientiy continued were all 70.
pulsed with much loss TO the assaants. The oiical
liberal victories the vicinity OF Fresuillo or elsewhere
in the State up TO the nth ult, were utterly false
tn Queretaro things enjoy monentary quiet, the I'M
perhsts by their vigilance and activity having driven
tho liberals 10 their hiding places and restored compare
tive peace To the State Az soon as the rainy season
shah preven: the rapid movement of infantry however,
II Is probable the liberals will reappear and give tho Aus
trians rcst Tor the next three months
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
dtrd cf ak per cent. payable July .

'f.tH ~ NfN FAt 'ch'i I'yane July =
iiiam burg savings Bank has declared semi
anaia dividend Of six per cent, payable Jalye
The COLUMBUS and Indianapolis Central Railroad has
decnrd quarterly cash dividend Of two and one hslf
rt cent and stock dividend Of 0ve per cent both free
govsrnmcnt tax, payable at the company oscc, Co
Iumbus Ohio July IL
Tie Montauk and Nassau Fire Insurance Companies
- Brooklyn declared dividends todly, the former OF
o and the latter OF eight per cent
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

-ncc January l,iistoi, ,leo t7oCisay0 sio2, ssi 400
for tse week end ng June ~ the specie imported
Eugand amounted to e., 10000. Tho Bank received
Lss 900 IN gold "a June 10.
The New Hampshire legislature is investigating Tho
s1airs Of the Concord Railroad Resolutions introduced
IN that body aegc that the rad has bccn improperly
managed and has sgnaly failed carry ii,e objects
for which construc ed
Ihe Boston Clearing Housc has partially rescnded It's
resolution not 10 bills Of State banks deposit
after July l. The banks to be allowed to receive
such bills for the purpose OF redempon-thas Ia, they
WI be received on deposit formerly but DO forwarded
10 the bank of issue
ilu uaniic National Rart y RrocNlvn has dcclarce.
trnntai NV lNl1 81 slv preeea PAYABLE july 2
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

ze particularly on low grades The sales were 200
bales mainly at the following quotations.