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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-13
By Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auctionesrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

By Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auctoneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
GALE AT AUCTION OF BLoODED
> HORSES, CARRIAGE HORSES, MULE, CAT.
TIE, FINE CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, TWO
Hix's stable, in the city OF Richmond, on THURS.
DAY November the 18th, 1850, commencing at IL
o'clock NJ, at the corner of Cary and Tenth
streets. the following valuable articles to be
French Consul al Amelia Courthouse, VIZ:
very fine, gentle CARRIAGE HORSES,
l fine BLOoDED MAKE and her COLT,
/ other BL0ODED MARE,
3wORK HORSES,
Mich if Il Ct66ws and three CALVES,
Excellent exc i 81 CARRIAGE, SHAFT. and POLE for
one or two horses, with superior HAR'
NESS to the same
excellent BUGGlEs and HARNESS.
The foregoing property IL well worthy the atten-
tion of those who are IN want Of really valuable
articles.
The Carriage and Buggies are nearly new,
dorsed negotiable paper, or avs per cent discount
~ 'AA HARRISON, aoDDly s APPERsos,
Auctionsers.
p. Sat the came time and place will be sol sold
two very superior CARRIAGES and HARNESS,
finest in the city. They are being sold only be-
cause the owners have no use for them.
HaRRIsoN, GoDDIN & APPERsoE.
Will be added to the above sale. three fnc,
younp. wslI-broke MCIEs--soid for no fault, but
because the owner IS no use for them.
rior HIDING HORSE, handsome and sty lish, suit-
"Iio no Il IL ~ H., g. "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-13
BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT,
Y ON LEASBHOLD, on THE NORTH SlDEuF
MAIN BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS, FOE SALE AT ArCTloN.-At the re-.
quest of the president and directors of the Plant
ers National Bank, who expect to remove into
their new banking house al the corner Of Main
and Twelfth streets early in January next, we
shall soil n. auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY the 2nlh November 1866, al IL o'clock NJ :, the
present BUILDING used by them, located ss above,
subject to a ground rent OF $500 per annuIn and
taxes with the proviso that At the end OF the lease,
ich Is long one, the lessons covenant TO pay 10
the lessee valuation for the building. The loca-
tion OF this property for comm merca aud other pur-
poses is regarded as amongst the best ~ Richmond.
The deed OF lease will be exhibited al the hour
OF sale, but in the mean time can be seen at our
office.
TERMS One fourth cash balance six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with In
terest added, secured by a trust deed
HARRISON, GoDDiN APPERsON,
nol0 Auctioneers.
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Mr.. JOHN MIrcHEL.-This gentleman Or.
rived in this city yesterday afternoon, and
Is with his family.
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DREAKFAST SHAWLS.-We have
~ now in store twenty eases of these CHOICE
and SEASONABLE ARTICLES. which we are de.
termined to sell at CUSTOMERS OWN PRICES, at
J. STEENBOCK & CO.'S,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street
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ZEPHYR GOODS.
We are now opening our full limos
of the real
GERMAN ZEPHYR GOODS,
just imported, consisting Of
NUBIAS,
HOODS, AND
SHAWLS
OF such exquisite delicacy Of
shades and colors and superiority
oftextnre as to challenge compari-
son with any in the city, at
J. STEENBOCK & co.'s,
Nos. 1918 and l2l5 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-13
by Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

by Harrison, Goddn Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
GALE OF CORN, SHEAF OATS,
- SHUCKs, FODDER. HORSES, CARRIAGE,
HOGS, SC. &c, AT AUCTION. will be sold al
auction, at the farm Of the late John o. Taylor, on
the Brook turnpike, three miles north oC Rich
mond, on TUESDAY the 18th of November 1885, at
IL O'CLOCK A. M, the following articles, viz:
From so to loo barrels CORN
About SO 600 pounds SHEAF OATS,
About %, 100 ponnds BLADE and TOP FODDER
20, 600 pounds WHEAT STRAW
large quantity Of SHUChS and HAY,
very fine YOUNG WORK HORSES,
sets NEW w. GEAR for the same,
sow and 10 PIGS,
number OF FOWLS,
And very superior FAMILY CARRIAGE
u equal TO a new one.
TERMS: All SUNS under $50, cash over that
amount, four months credit for approved endorsed
HARRISON, GoDDIN l. APPERsoN,
noo Auctioncers.
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HARRISON, GODDIN l. APPERsON,
By Harrison, Goddin i Appsrson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

BEAUTIFUL FARM OF TWENTY
ID FIVE ACRES, NEAR THE RESERVOIR, ONE
MILE WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AtCTloN;-Will be sold At auction, on the pre-
mises, on SATU RDAY NEXT, the nth Of Novem.
ber ls56, At I o'clock Z. NJ. that beautiful little
FAkM located a. above, formerly owned by the
late ". Giannini, containing TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES OF very productive land, on which have
been seeded eighteen bushels Of wheat The i'm
provements consist Of a handsome dwelling con.
tanning six rooms besides kitchen, stable, &c. The
place has a good orchard. some grape vines and
asparagus beds, and is really beautiful suburban
residence.
Terms One. half cash balance at three and
nine months for negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained until last note is paid.
HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
nol3 Auctioneers.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
Loudoun county, Va, 1t Guilford station, q ne
Alexandra, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad,
about twenty six miles from wsshingtou, 6Oes9s.
town. and Alexandria. Apply pl1pRr,s E v,ar
=. ,.M Nth s.In sR.1,n,son: 0osdiH shYpsrSn,
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MARINE FOUNDRY FOR SALE
WI Not being sbis TO give The proper astse11a 70
iss SaSsass;; osss foi ssls AZ sSs yixLyE!
Is. ss1ss ana lESs sS1Sspslss ~, ss.l /.
psrfeet working order, aud slthougA lave pAid
bat lite attention 70 II, has DIR f0n q wesk.
With proper Saention and 1ss 0aM sAaA
capital profitable business nsX - ecrs. -
no ls-tct "9s! 4. Q. LII. % NE Dock.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Grubbs q Williams. Auctionsss,
Torth west corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TWO SMALL TRACTS OF LAND,
i ON THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD, ABOUT d
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR RbALEPRlyATR-
1--WE offer for sale privately TWO TRACTS
one 50 acres, the other u aeres-on the new Cen.
below Richmond, adjoining the lands Of John
Curries estate These lands nearly destitute OF
timber and well adapted for market farms, and
will be- sold low. For terms, apply TO
GRUBBS' & WILLIAMS,
no l3-sod4t Real Estate Agents.
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nISSOLUTIoN. = The co-pAxtneuhip
nssess; asaSs 81. as ssy ssSiv.9 ss q
nusnsI scnseni Psnons iHesAssato 10 tke NJ ca.
:,ia s.s s:.R,ssiSsll g 81 ass;ss e As .ns
.,........ k:& SsiissisitHks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-13
BY Pi!kinton, Pu!iiam Co.,
AuctioneeTs and Commission Merchants,
No Wall straet. nnaar 81. Charles Hotel.

BS Il!ElhtON, fu1i!hlA - : ",
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street, under ST. Charles Hotel.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF BEAU
~ TlTUL RESIDENCE AND LOTS IN SIDNEY.
As Commi> sioners under a deere" entered by the
Circuit Court Of Iienrcn county in the case OF Pace
aai a.. IS. PAGES administrator and ais on tho
5th dav Of November. i.6G, the undersigned VIII
sell at public auction, on the Premises on FklDA
November 18Th, at half past o'cl'ck L. that
beautiful aud conveniently arranged BklCk RE-
SiDENCE on Elmwood street, in Sidney. formerly
the residence of the late George ID. Pace, and at
present in the occupancy Of Mr.. Edlin,, and The
VACANT LOTS adjoining thereto which Will be
divided TO suit purchasers.
TERMS Enough in ca.h to defray the expenses
Of sale and suit: the balance in four, eight.
twelve and sixteen months, with negotiable le notes,
interest added the first note n four months, with
approved endorser
!S$E %iHE,SM "%$s&f$$4fros, Commissioners
sala conducted by PiLKIxrog, PrLLuAa & Co.,
10 l2-tds Auctoneers.
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By Christian, Lea i Co.,
Auctioneers, 1924 Main street.


WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w auction, at our store, on TUESDAY, Noyem-
Der Is, 1868, commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, the
lo.lowing select assortment Of GROCER
WINES, LIQUORS, and suNDRIEs, viz.
10 hogsheads BACON SIDES,
hogsheads BACON SHOULDERS,
hogsheads BROWN SUGAR.
25 barrels BROWN SUGAR
10 barrels POWDERED SUGAR u
Is barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
so bags RIO COFFEE,
so barrels MOLASSES,
80 boxes CHEESE,
25 barrels and half barrels LEAF LARD,
20 barrels MESS PORK,
loo boxes CANDLES,
$50 bosss STEARiNE. BROWN, and PALE
loo boxes FANCY SOAPS
% caddies GUSPOWDER TEA,
30 barrels WHISKY. all grades
500 reams WRAPPING PAPER,
with large assortment of
BROUMS,
MILLIONAIRE,
SODA,
BUCKETS,
INDIGO,
PEPPER,
BLACKiNG, SPICES. &c.
CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 CO.,
NO IL Auctioneers.
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By Paine u Co., Auctioneers.
T ARGE SALE OF
IL BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
FRESH DRY GOODS

IL BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
FRESH DRY GOODS
AND DREADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AT AUCTION, BY CATALOGUE.
On WEDNESDAY the lith instant, commencing
AT 10 O. clock we will sell al our auction rooms, by
e0o CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
lust received from Boston, among which Will be
found every variety Of mems, wolnen's, anu chill
dren's.
large assortment Of fresh and seasonable
DRY GOODS,
comprising many scarce and desirable goods suited
to the present demand.
ALSO,
a large stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
100 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS HATS, &c.
The sale Of the boots, shoes, and hats Will COM
mence at 10 o'clock. Dry goods At IL O'Clock pre-
cisely. 49, ~,oo
TERMS: All sums under Sl0o, cash over 500,
sixty days $500, ninety days credit for APP
nroy.d endorsed notes PAINE l. CO.,
nos Auctioneers.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES'
H,xsu & co. have lust received beauti-
'1' EMPREss Cloth, MERIN0s, PoPLINs, AL
PACAs, and other DRESS oooDs
CLoAKS and sACQUES OF the latest designs
SHAWLS OF all kinds, ~, oruc
A splendid assortment OF BLACh eLoAne
CaSSlMERES, and other woolens
A large aud cheap lot Of Ladies, and childrens nS
wool HOSE. HOODS sHAWLS, CAPEs,
MERINO VESTS, BALM0RALS,
Onr DOMEsT and NOTION departments are
complete : ali Of which will be sold 1T low ngures
We Eill NOT euumerste the prices; but call and
conyince yourselves bat We will sell ~ cheap as
any Wy sso"' A. HiRsH / CO,
627 Broad street.
Mr.. L. A. SMITH, of Chesterfield, would be
pleascd TO serve his friends at the above named
Erin. ~ -
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appcrson, Auctioneers,
Bankers Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
Population of n nHsss.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. TTbnne.
LEAyESwoRTn Kansas. AGg. !, $50.
The following Is an abstract OF The census OF Kansas
in May ls6j 1t viii be that the total population -
40 10 divided ne follows White 27,goi coored - ~;
indians 32 Total 40 10 The following is the population
Of few towns: Leavenworth dBcudng Fort Reseryston
I6 leo-ls60 77i9 Lawrence nclliisg North Lawrenco
s469-s6O l6i5; wyandotte 6!9-lssl 1885, Aarysvle
Marshall County 3l0-ls6e ao Seneca Nehana County HI
-lse) 2o; A.chson fO0O-lsG0 263oi Fort Scott 2o0-
1880 600 Topeka 2Ols6o 7i These three last e esii-
mated The gain in the State is 81 per cent There are
several niormaiss ia the returns Lyon Comfy s only re-
turned at eisour popuous townships not being returned
by a.se-sos who being badly paid took but little pains In
collecting the The population OF the omitted townships
over CO., making 50is Inhabitants for that county Tbs
census was least 1000 below TIE correct figure giving us
at least 600 people at ha time Quite number CT west
made returns ALL the far from
being These figures the Official returns on file 10
the Office OF the Secretary State at Topeka Orr poPsa,on
todsy ID OF least e.5 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
National l. abor Copvention.

Tie following is the call for an industrial Conyen
ton which is to meet at Baltimore on the Goth.
To ae O6cs and Members Of fhs various Trade 1ssotts,
Boykiasnsas Uaioas EigltHour Lessgs' e"d Labor Or
eeHf. ati0Rs hyoV1lorf ne Jnisd States Greeting:
FELLOW WORKxsN You are.reqaested TO send delegates "a
the National Labor Convention, which will be held In Bal
more Monday Aug 90 1866 The delegates will assemble
az possibIe) in Ford Theater at ~ IL is important and
necessary that you shoad notify the Committee In Baltimore
az the earliest possible time. your Organization viii Dc
represented that proper arrangements can be made
The special business come before the Congress VIII 81;
The most effective OF obtaining reduction OF =
Hours Of Labor TO eight per day.
Fellow workmen the work on but perfect
union Is necessary We have concerted and unifoI
plan OF action. Cross purposes may manifest efforts
essential the labor interests OF the country That the
convention should be grand success II not convenient
for one organization send delegate oTganisa
tons district might unite together for such purpose sns
sthus be Represented.
Organize unite work ia concert and power must ana
will be irresistible. Iaosm adjacent unions 50 that they Do
notified already they take immediate action 20 ~
represented Give Instructions to your delegates and tns
convention will DO honor TO the workingmen and sure
fo-eruuner Of the of the movement.
Fellow workmen. We remain yours In the cause,
w HARDING, W. GATHER,
JOHN REID JAMES HrLNp
JOHN II. For A. j. JUDGE
Committee New-Yoss. Committee Boltmere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08

Tie Boston Commsrc,ai Bulletin contains an inter.
es Of the whaling trade Speaking Of the whaling
Interest and losses during the war. II says; . .
New Bedford which suffered the most has Ia SAIL Of
which only now ia port at home farhaven has H. WITH
only al home; Dartmouth all ct Sppcan the same
humber also soat weport o. all at sea; EdgartovnS wy
<in port; Nantucket all s sea and Proyineetown s VIZ
only In port The whaers belonging to Proyincetown h
senooners II Of which under 100 tunsbut the OF
them average about 2 taus aud all are engaged ~ sae
lanto whaling This very successD ,a
past Eve years having made upon the average 'h'
% per cent clear u.,... Win
Ioston has bsrks big aud schooner az ~ sea WIh
single exception they employed in se Ansht,e wssns
salem has whscrs brig and schooner anu ossefy 'ns
ssno--all Ia the Atlantic. - %, ~a.,... ID, al,
in Groon has scaoosss and New Yoyi ne Great
SS only bark Of ass tuDs whaling
n tLe Atlantic Ocssu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
o....,o Thsor, Of Mobs.

nh. 80 rsce,tlv been two Democratic. mobs--
1nere bhve An New OIIsans The econstruoed
fes " oasap IN hS ely commented spo' both Of them
soSsS he following proportions as emp dying its theory Of
Ios TIA, ,lo Union who we're bed guilty Of all
We: o fRSs the Democrats who I'd the nobbDg wholly
a That the Union NO. Who were mobbed desired 10 30
sasbhed killed, WOurd "a and beaten.
q That the Dcycra>s Who mobhea them merely aeeonrno
EateQ hen " their 0oeire 70 be- shOi stabbed ponAaeu 1
suTfcrci with co.nmencahe nCigiborly kindness phi
: q Ihat IL Is tgrrby wrong fr Union 10 provoke iep
Democrats dsOsed 70 not bat entirely right ioy Rebel W.
oorGs 20 ydulye 10 riot when proyoked .to, 10 ms
O. TbSt being bigger IL a sufficient profoc"''N
ffY riot by Rebel Democrats IN memphis ,ecYo nro
II That holding a white Union Convention, hn -, Trovnca
..sson tnoctsng down a white mar, h sui''eh.
non 70 assily riot By Rebel Democrats IA hS negro
srt -iSt,-e Tf,ton Convention and LOVING nv v
,,.eastor a. netting murder 10 the Soutn, :.
an the 1opyeDti0n and the negroes "ho were
tnoe se MA soCra,s who Odd tie murder, beng thus
aested, are NhViS i"noN Detroit Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
The Chicago RepublIcas.

From The Springfield UIIl journal, Aug
The stockholders of The Chicago Republican held a
meeting In this city yesterday Messrs v b Densow, esq
the principal editorial writer In The CA,cago TbEas H. NJ
Smith, os has been OF the editors of Ths Tribune
original establishments j. j. Balantyne the
commercial editor of The Ttu and member OF tbs Board Of
Education aud G. u. Wiston, esq., who has for several
charge financial department Of 7Ae Tribune
Office represented Ia the meeting and bought large
proportion the stock The whole management OF The Repb
csn hands, aud next Monday that paper
in enlarged and in al respects improved will make
is appearance before the public IL will be Republican 10 the
core and hostile every and devoted 10 the
highest weaTe people and the Government The paper
Is free fom debt placed solid hnancal basis and with
It's aud able corps edtof doubtless enters upon
q ncreased inference and power for good We cordially ex
tend 10 2s Rabicdn wishes for iis eni5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08

ran, dividends from earnings The Erie n July VIII PROF.
ably show gaiu upon the large traffic Of July 1863 but
- No, ineoone will be small and # at the close Of The ye'i
1850 N, aoaiing debt does not show an Dcresse 1t VIII DC
coed statement
The Chicago y Alton road earned nJuly
1855 e335ss5 $685. $40 Decrease
The Chicago g. Northwestern road earned IN '"iy,
,e,l s7T2 7se 1896 enc 1901 Increase $50
dispatch from Des Moines Iowa, announces 'a.' Wv
Circuit Court Of the United States for Iowa eon" cd
Yesterday The sale Of the Mississippi and Nilsson" Rail
way made in Pursuance Of tie decree o. the W Of July
last
The Connecticut River Railroad Compo'ay have nearly
completed tho grading second MI between Spring
field and Chieopee The track VIII obaby DO laid aid
in operation before Winter, and possibly extended to
Holyoke next season.
The following is satemeV Of coal transported on The
Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending Aug.
1896.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
a Warming.

President johnson knows the temper Of the South
There iso for creduly He need not be harsh
oppressive Re mast DO rm II Is not his affair out the
affair Of the whole love- people and they demand and com
maud that there shA bsroops enough al the soats 70
the public tranquility the safety OF the
OF their liberty aud propAty and wives and ohIdren hs
President pat 10 care BY t American people ne oouna
by writ the blood Of brothers and OF our mur
dSrcd President Thy oLh own 70 see that ,he laws
ard contunacions traitors shan
be htbiuly executed. Let him beware now he fas IN s
iCaleese yesFssa
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TUESDAY, Aug. p. "


TUESDAY, Aug. Pm
Gold is steady and closes al l47l.
old-bearing Government securities are rm and 59es
Of 1852 are acve at IOs The 7Os are also in demand
io 0l04i In state aud Railroad bonds moderate bust
sess In the small stocks little doing The Railway
shares are in reduced demand except for Rock Island
shoh is specially active and has sold as high 1863
Erie strong early the day and sold at 6si In the
rest Of the market there nothing Of importance done
Afier The Cal prices generally we're timer. At the
Second Board ,Ae market all stronger, and
sore disposition vac shown 20 buy. Rock
ISLAND very strong, ceiling at 1861,
end in active request at the prices After the call The
narhet excited, and en- advance was made the
entire list Reading, Northwestern Preferred, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh and Rock Island the most active and
siossd arm at quotations The closing prices Can
Dan Compsny, 52s as3 Cumberland Preferred, 49, Si7;
Kestem Union, SCI eS7 Quicksilver, a9a $50; Mar.
posa Preferred 26i 2sI; HswYork Central 1912 IOi
fsrie, So s6Ss DO. Preferred 74ia75 Hudson River,
el ola; Reading il2all2.; Michigan Central llOl
michigan Southern and Northern Indiana 81, 9Sl. ILL.,
seis Central l2i l22; Cleveland and Pittsburgh s.!
10: Chicago and Northwestern Sc, a36l; do Pre-.
sss5 6s cost; CLEVELAND and Toledo, ll6 Chicago and
Roch Island, iOsssiO7; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Dhiesso. losi slO3i Ohio and Mississippi Certificates
20; go.
Money is abundant al as per cent ean but there
1e INJURY. tneIe Is no pressure OF National currency
sDd borrowers readily found to pay interest Tor it. IL
commercial paper change best names pass al per
I sent, and good OF 81 a6 per cent
Foreign exchange Is active The follow in quota
IN ms were current at the opening Of business Bills at SO
sax On London. 1861 l07 for commercials for
ssnl en- do at short sight ics oi09l Paris OF 60 days
lisa 'alsl; do. at short sight, 5HIa5I6l Hamburg
Dc go i Amsterdam, 4o94QI Frankfort, ia 49,:
Bremen. 77a7Sa; Prnssian Thaisrs, 72e72i
Ia Ere. ghfs to Liverpool, 5000 bnsh. Corn at 3D. and
20 Ant<cl per steamer % hide. Tobacco and hhds.
sslov At "a $ ri. &c -s .r.. 81. s...4 "a. o..
Tke6asne ;of TIE Sub Treasury was: Receipts 81 2s6
~ ssfor en- stons, tio5,OOO; Payments, sso3232 81
Balance, sss.sn AS 81. Coin Notes. 100000.
The aggregate amount exports exclusive Of specie
,om the port Of se~.YOrk egn ports for tie week
sedlns August 6. Ia6. was s2,s5s 500.
The Railway receipts for July a.. oate irregular and a.
whole not calculsted 70 stimulate byspr large amounts
an peeuiaton. Tho gross in many squalls those of
iast yesr, Su upon the enormous arfe os 1856 The
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, the Michigan soathsrn and the
'e were obliged 10 default upon their dividends with no
nope Of speedy rsumpton The Michigan Southern con
!" DC HndeI good management shares upon lis get
sssS ss,sa y sss-ss ss4ss sst ssy.xa Y xSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
RgcArirULATIoS,


Tie Goid.HU Erening Meas Of July 10, Gays
We arc informed by gentleman who srrivsd here hon
Cason this noon that the capital OF Nevada U oaSe o.
ing If the Mint papers ancouoted number OF soes na's
been fred over tue event and many citizens are reported a.
excessively jubisnt. m, -. A., 1853, !
INn n he receipt Of tho definite or Ter for commencing
~es On UniIel States BRANCH Mia r ts staiA' "H,a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
STATE OF NEw.NoRK BAxx DgPARTwEyT,
ArnIYY Anil Il ltIE

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
~ 2 Lava Of 1899 nod 40 of 1905 that tie circulating
notes rea Ea8ua- Bank In thrcty Of New iorA bank
ing association heated tie City q Nswfok, viii be redeemed AT
PAR Sgpcsue II the BANKING Deparslcn preeca
National Commercial Bank IN the CITY Of Albany is tx
y.1rsi oin tie hereof aud not thereafter
Tie ou.sfndng coula,ing The said bank must be pre-
seuied s,si. within Six the date hefeof and ~
notes shall De presented 0rredoQfon SD payment within
specified VIII 10 be charge tie and "a the
hands Of the SogeFinlsHdrnt for that purDosc
Ap IS llg.Gn O. W. SNHbl LEh. Supcrut~ndoni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
srA.n OF Nev.YoaK. BAsE pFr.lrssIT.


NOTICE ia hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapter 80
~ Of 1879 aud 80 Laws 81 1915 that he ereo ns notes
Hank, banking ssfoc alton located n re wy
KewYors. will be REDEEMED Al PAR by the snpeepooa'
Of Trcscnon u tue HewiofA 0ae
National Bans ely Albany .os az from the esse
berso end thereafter.
The Outstanding circulating Of the said bank must be pre-
sentsd Aforesaid within SIX from ihe date aore9l ana az
notes which presented Tor redemption and payment
within thsI specified will 20 be charge upon no luna
4n2j-Isw On, q. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08

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