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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
N. York Advertisements.

I1s i VI n &AAVC1 UkSCuACAAgGe
~ JOHN q. FULLER,
MANUFACTURERS & DEALER,
No. 8 DEY-sTREET, NEW YORK,
Has In store and ready for immediate shipment,
and Is manufacturing to order,
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
$50 horse power; Circular and Upright Saw hNS Of
most approved construction, OF all sizes, cutting TOO
1900 feet Of lumber per hours Grist Mills MAl Irons
MILLS, Paper and Mining Machinery; Tools, Tanks, 90
Oil and Salt Works; Cotton and Wooen Machinery,
30.
vertical PlAners, Woodwork Planning Ms-
Planers chimes.
Engine Latheg, Gray Woods Planning Ma-
Drill Lathes, chimes,
Boring Machines, Daniels Planning Machines,
dlhtting Machines, Moulding Machines,
Upright Drills, Sash Machines,
Steam Pumps, Tenoning Machines,
Force Pumps Power Morticing Machine1
Lifting Pumps, Foot Morticng Machines,
ucHon Pumps, Boring Machines
Hydraulic Jacks, Blind Stat Tenoning Ma-
CIV jacks chines
Yhafting Pulleys and Circular Saw Benches,
Hangers, Wrights Patent Scroll Saws,
tnpoer and Leather Belt Patent Belt Scroll Saws
nges Circular Reserving Mills,
eather ana Rubber Hose, Upright Reserving Mills,
Plumbing and Gas Fittings Rotary and Mining Pumpa.
i:eam and Gas Pipes Every description Of Mechi-
fean ana water Gauges merry and Railway Supplies.
| Cotton Gins Cotton Gins !
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
SOLDIERS b 8

Or others whose systems have by hard
shps disease win find In this Bitters tonic tst
restore them to all their original vtsor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25

Tp f. BABBTTTS BEsT MKDIOAI. SALARATUs
.ADo Smede from Common Salt" Bread made e.itb
% e;lAratus contains when baked. nothing but com
u a. g. sss IT, asSt g. e TO- III ss.shins.oD
Gz1ssA New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25

Taylor, Eagle, Brown, Southern, Craven Exoelaio,
md MCCARTHY COTTON GINS, with Engines or Hors.
Powers and everything required for the same In store
udf or sale at tho oweet price Your orders are no
ectfullv solioited. tuthslyr Ocfohnr9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
MANHOOD.

TE THE Youda AND RISING GENERATION, THE
years. often the paHd hue tho isoiustro oye and
mental eor s inausSoo sooD
ONES evident to the observer that como depressing
aea Q, yeaf sas oGdy %
the school and sent Into the country. This 10 one
eraions Of the everohangng scenes Of the oity tho
Of the body too much enfeebled to give aeat to
asnfai and rural exercise thoughts are turned In
the patient be female the approach of the mensos
issas Soo the
Eaes aad e.
ns change from child to woman T. looked for n van
rave but waiting for its victim. - :
HELMBOIDB EXTRACT BUCHU,
sar Weaknes' arfs'so jos, E1os's' or Early Indtse
Attended With tho following symptoms,
Indisposition 70 Rxerton. Loss of Power, Loss of
4omory, Dtmouft7 OF Breathing, General Weakness.
Bss ssss a Sss
pmSsSS os Vision, asng1%sr univsrh LsssitudS OF the
aos ,Ss nth 9
6ryneas Of the Ektn, Pand Countsnanoe and Erupons
RS n n. as ssSf sSa Of The
rsnpoEasy sufpson sud Loas Of Slight Want of Atten.
Nohns desssis g usa pssoni. q thsn sS
oudA and nothing they moro dread for Fear OF Them
Sn Ga o ens no
mother. atGs .s tr. jia.a 81 J...! .s- -
These syptoms. Is allowed to 60 on--vsaoh this Mo-
5ss1as ead Espsis TSss in ona q which tho passni
Ss Ss z1s as ss,1 Rs %ss Nc
patenta; had tirne LETT hon. sndb ,hdi Id
Of SpspSy; They we're Of both saa'a nda at vent1
who eaS aay the: taeae otoe..,sar emo, auanssg
onl Tho records Of The Insane AsyIz,i and the me.
noholy deaths BY oonsanptsoH bear ample vitneas to
most melancholy exhibition appears The oountenanos
actually sodden and quito desitute-nether mirth or
israroly artoulate.
..9 "With woeful measures wan Degpair
X Low eullen sounds his grief beguiled.'
Whilst We regret the existence Of the above diseasen
GIT Of chemistry for tho rsmOYi Of The consequence
Ell Il l. MI B OLD' 8
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT OBI BUCHU.
I ~ THERE Is NO TONIC LIKE IT. -0a
IT Is Az ANcHo1 OF HOPE TO TEE suRaEos
ma Patient; and hi, ia tho testimony Of all who ha
90 Sold by all tho Druggists.
Principal psge. 1EIMBoIDs DRUG AND oHEH&
GAL WAREHoUB4i
No. 604 BROADWAY 81.
t:f METROPOLITAN HoTMs 81
.'a So. '.nrm New Yorlz.
February ~ .U-.. s~ q..t'E a.l =, .. emo ,
JOHN q. BHALE, -H'
s. II ATT O N T. R, :. "
No. 10 Hezsayl-StTeea, Hew Yoefx. =
"A LARaR sTooK. oK.oR7IRSE1LAeaB BLAIfK BooKA
"a Asos Domestic and Fofetn Papszs md Beastoaezy
naafatif6 erd psinttng eaecuted pzoptpe
gsnd II tie Et usnitelH hpsclas aet.ltioa o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-27

MONOPOLY AND SPECULATION By IT.
On Friday, June 29,h. speaking on the
Telegraph Bill, Senator Conness said:
1.-THE argument Of my honorable friend
from Nevada GMr. Nyel sounds to me
yery much like that Of a Senator who was
opposed to any competition, although mat
is not asserted by him. He assures Us
with great confidence that there can be no
competition ; that we may provide for
organizing, or encouraging the organize,
ton Of As many lines as we please, M
vet the present monopoly will include
them all, and therefore we should do
nothing of that kind. I submit, while l
have no doubt that it is not so, thai II the
present monopoly desired an argument
made in the Senate in their favor, the
Senator has made just such q one as they
would choose TO make. I cannot conceive
how q Senator from the Pacific Coast, at
least. should not be in favor Of any and
every provision that proposed to encour-
age the establishment Of rival lines. Ihere
is no tax so ourdensome upon US AZ the
present time as the tax imposed by the
telegraph monopoly. Not only Is It 4
monopoly in point Of the charges that are
imposed, but, as we happen TO know, 1t IS
q monopoly in other respects OF Tar more
consequence and importance. They are
enabled to control the commercial trans
actions Of both. sides Of the continent by
their control over a single line Of telegraph.
know Of no instance that came to my
knowledge, while we were sitting here
during the past winter, Of a land case de-
cided in the Supreme Court, in an sdJoin-
ing chamber in this building; and the
decision was no sooner known 10 be rem,
dered than the telegraph was seized and
made use Of by men engaged in its own
er,b;p 70 carry out a great speculation on
chs Pac;so Coas, before the result OF that
decision should be known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-27

The Reese River Reveille says that the
bill for. a law regulating the occupany OF
mineral lands. now pending in the House,
is generally favored by the press OF Ne
yada and California, including those pa
pers that have heretofore opposed any
manner of interference with the present
system. But it is on the ground, hat
there being a determination in the East to
either tax, lease. mine. or sell these lands,
they accept this q bar against further
movement. It is most probable hat the
Judgment Of the western mining press n
Communities was made up from the origi-
nal bills, before it was amended at Stew
arts suggestion, so as to require q thou-
sand dollars worth Of Improvement on q
claim ere it could be pre-empted.-C01o-
rado Mining Journal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-27
l. Q r.

CrRrIp1cArE OF DEPOSIT NO. 1884, on
u the Agency Of tho Bank Of California, Gold
Hin. for S6O. An persons are warned not to
negotiate for the same as payment na, ben stop.
Gold Hrn. July ls. 1866. jylelot'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-27

Hurry UP THE RAILRoAD.-The Mays
Vile Appeal takes the right view Of MOI
only the railroad question, but also tne
question Of routes to Idaho. Hth Onico
route is the great ,horoughfare between
California and Idaho. Marysville viii reap
a due share Of the benefits. II the grea.
monopoly carry the trade and travel out
Of the State to Nevada. it will be but an
other swindle upon the people OF TINS
State. The fact is, the Central Pacific
Railroad Company are becoming a stencil
in the nostrils Of the public.-Chieo
Eoafrdnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-27

Rev. JOEL LrSDsLEr, of Medina, New
York, who recently beat his little child to
death for refusing to say its prayer, has
been held for trial. but released on Slo,:
900 bail. he justiies his conduct, md
says it was his duty to punish the child
until its win wa broken and obedience
secured,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-27
BATHS! BATHS!!
DENTISTRY

DR.. Mayer viii also attend 70 Dental Surgery
and invites all who may need his serviees
CuppinR, Bleeding and per
formed In the Best nt''c. ~,
ALSO, for sale, Fresh Hungarian ana eu
Leeches. "a MAYER proprietor.
y MN Tnty Of. lR66. yEih
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-27
To Let

STORE. IN ODD FELLOWS HALL
A Inquire at the Justices Court h11ni Ii
Gold Eli. May ls, ,sO& nylsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

the enemy and fought close when be got the chance
when he took command OF the Hartford he al once
doubled her armament, Notwithstanding the protest
of skfal aid brave Officers who told linn the ship would
sink under such load. Admiral Fauagut regards the
Passing Of Fort Hudson Of the most perlon' OF all
bis campaign. The Sighting heavier and the ac.ion
81 his crew more daring than or any other occasion. The
entire feet was beaten back all but one gunboatand that
would have roccded but that it dashed to the Hartford
and could not get away The Admiral felt convinced that
orss had come aa1 that the country demanded success
+ tho fort was not run the enemy would have an advan
tarc hat would COS. much blood and perhaps years 10
retrieve. He Know TIA, tic effort involved perl perhaps
ruin to his repute as wei as death. His rule TO dare
danger and hug ones enemy came well into play and he
resolved to venture. To such with such heloism,
success must be tho rule and not tie exception.
IT'S SPIRIT.
Like Gen. Grant Admiral Fauagut has q frank gencr.
Gus and manly spirit lie gives to all their due, and
knows that anc- he has done justice to all Tie brave
men with whom he has been long associated there viii
be quite enough honor remaining for himself His large
thoc heart makes him very popular both with the Coz
eminent and tho navy Put the Board or the Promo
ton OF Officers he allows petty pique or disagreement
with officers while duty 70 interfere with the reward
aa, merit and bravery earn. The order Of things in
Stewart Of the Oldest officers took the act tha; retired
hin quite to hear Com. Shubrck stood, at time, IN
the font rank of our naval commanders lie South
Clonan and abandoned kindred and cast when he kept
his ioh and by the Old flag. He the subject Of
icrs and malicious eiocags the part Of his Southern
mend, hen i was found that be not thought worthy
OF % high place n the arrangement Of the navy. Il
YES through the inGgenc, OF Admiral FlITaE-t that
Con. Shubricl under whom Fgneut served when he
was qu, low down IN the scale Of rank, that Com. Slu
brick vas r.ised 70 the rank % Rear-Admirh u the
United States Navy
IL all the relations Of LIE q soldier pa'io', civilian,
friend companion Admiral Farmgut is cudearcd 20 a'l
who associate with him. 1t IS need Of praise
that from among the thousands Of heroic IN our sa
nt navy foremos; Of all his sprg to the lips OK
the whole nation the o,t worthy TO wear tho new
honor TIA, America had to b,,ow her fayOri,e son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

FIFTH DAYS SESsIoy-THE l.DJoU &sMEN'c'-CoMMIT-
TIES.
BosroS SATURDAY August 1866.
Tic fifth ays sessOa OF the Dentai GOvsnto closed
this afternoon and the body rp fairly az voI upon scen
tc dispositions The arsctite for qliebins having
becoe satiaed the Convention decided 70 finally adjourn
on the last Tuesday Jul, i'm 1866. The only important
business transacted to-day was the confirmation of the fol-
lowing az pontmenas rep Gtcd by the Committee:
Committee of Arrangem entsDss j. l., Tdt Of Cincinnati
w H. Goddard Of LOUSY le and H. K smith ofCincinnatL
PublIcatoD-Drs l.. d. Shepard Of saem' and james
McAalus Of Hartford -, ,
Prize Essays-ITs. Rnac Forbes Of 81. Louis. W r.
Morrill, OF New Albany. Ind: r. W. Field OF Detroit A u
HAYES Of Brooklyn M l.. A. B0gue OF lev Nork= -
Dental PhysioQgy-l)Ts j. smith Dodr j. OIL New. hork
Geo s. Allan " SewbGrg n Y, and IL t. aase oil Iowa
CITY.
dental Chemistry Drs l. wildmsn Of Philsaephis j. L.
buckingham Of Pb .lsdepla and Aworose Lawrence ei
LOwsn. - 80. n,
dental Pa biology aud Surgery-Drs Vim. A. Atkinson OF
York; asa ii III OF Norwak Conni j. l.. Suezrou OIL
Cbambsrsb.rg l. A. W. w Sheffield of New London Conn.,
ard Il. f. Abingdon Of Wilmington. N Z. - -
Operaty Den sy-Drs. j. hnapIpf ew-Orleansi u X
Iptier of Clevel and and c. A Mills ofBrookiys.
Mechar Zeal A W. Kings Icy OF New york.
L. T. HaSki pf Chicago; j. A Salm0 or Bosoni Corydon
Palmer al Warren Ohio aud 5. B Pane. Of Syracuse.
Dsn,,l Fdneaton-Drs c. w. Saul ding Of ST. Louis
George f. Rarker Philadelphia AMI j. G. Colburn Of
NewNk. ,-,,, -,
Deal I.iteraure-Drs W. Brow OF New London; NJ s.
Dean of Chicago and 4. W. II. Howard, OF Rutland.
Volunteer Esssys-Drs l. NJ BATS, OF Boston, and o. IL
Cush.Gg, of Chicago.
Special Committee on McrOscoy-Drs J. H. McQuallap of
Pbiadephia; II. w Nsrney ii newYOrk, and George s.
Alon, VI Newbargh, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
TIL. Home for Incurnbl., at ws.r Farms. n ".

This institution is now open for the reception OF
patients. Its object afford medical and surgical AID eni
nursing persons ncursby H. whether diseased OF disabled
and also 10 provide theu while Of The Home With tbs
mnisraiions Of the Gospel agreeaby TO the doctrines aud
forms Of the Protestant Episcopal Church The cas OF tins
Home upon oharab disposed unquestoned the nesd
of SUCH refuge hOs Who denied aanittanoe 10 orr
hospitals as long been felt The budng at present occupsi
as the Hone located at West Farms Il spacious house.
capable Of furnishing accommodation to fly psteqs Wc
hope the charitable will aid Il largely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
POLITICAL.
weed. Saratoga Ten Parry

To ne Editor u Ths N i, Tyibpnc.
SIR: Daniel u Conover declines the hcnorof being
one Of the teapartY Weeds Saratoga Convention az the
che other day The fac, is that Conover
sent o and escorted by two well Known Wosdes a. far
door but he positively declined to take in The meet
ING.
Internal Revenue Collector and Supervisor Sheridan Shook
living the Ward named the delegates for The Isl de
Mcssr Kingsley ard smith, both Of them sa the use Of
their names was unwarrantcd. \. H.
Ner. York Aug. 4 leG5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. August .. l-GS

NASHINCfoA, august - l-I'
PERSCEAL
Secretary nctuioch left this morning with L.
family on boarshs eater Sortherner visit the watering
place. he TAX ag leave Of % days
Chandler has been appointed for The time acting Secretary %
She Treasury
Nsl,r Ecssrt leaves tonight for New York TO rrang,
n. taking his new position Telegraph Superintendent
30 70 IA, vacated chair 81 Assistant Secretary O.
warLas been appointed
Mi Gen James sieclman arrived today AZ the Nations
Hotel registered from Augusta Ga. Gen Fullerton sr
rived three dsys sne and busy compiling the results OF bis
o,r He viii return his former position private Secret
nrv TO President johnson Although subpenas have been
n,d b the Bureau Martial at Raleigh for the appear
nec Of hcse gentlemen there expectation on their pat
OF responding The OF Col Whitleey m when they
were NECESSARY either the defense prosecution has been
closed and the reported rapidly winding up
Specific charges will be bsough against the Inspectors for
coudet unbecomng aud gentlemen BY citizens OF he
South aud rsl which will develop much that is inter
csiing ard pecalar in the conduct OF this party
PRaK PROPERTY.
A large and advantageous sale of captured prize
property beossng Navy Department took place on
friday al tie GosDort Navy Yard netting handsome
revenue to One item scrap ron at j 10 2c
per H. realized over s. Several hundred hogsheads OF
os6seaee Virginia leaf tobacco viii be sold by Col Looms.
Tresurr Agent gchnond the last week Of the present
month
HEIRS or DECEASED SOLDIERS
The Commi-sary General has decided that commu-
tston q ra,ous soldiers While oonfptl in Rebel prisons
shall be allowed only to them. aud not TO their heirs
JEyF. DAVIS.
Charles O'Conor left for New-York tonight. He
had meeting today With Attorney General SIAnSbury and
Jnlse Holt The results OF the ineryeg not known
PROMOTIONS.
7. W Owen Of Brooklyn l.. l.. senior clerk 70 Gen.
O. O Howard was to-day promoted chief clerk in the
Freedmen Bureau.
CONSCIENCE LETTERS.
The following Characteristic conscience letters are
taken from the many daily received at the Treasury Depart
ment returning il-gotten gains.
Mr. sEcRrrARY-SH This 80 belongs to the Government
o. ,.,enns tsY Mrs JEPF. DAVIS.
Hon H. McCurLocu-sr Inciosod you vii lind 81 which
a., A.. n ncis San Yours truly MUM
FINANCIAL.
The fractional currency printed the past week was
A, fo,vs IOosnt 600 % cent notes s69 JOo 80
cent notes slalOOO sOOo The fractional currency
.hip,e the past week follows To Assistant Treasurer
New York $4,000, TO Assistant Treasurer Boston 500
O)o 70 National Banks sle95OO Fractional currency de-
stroysd go, CO.. 80.
Tia following statement OF the Funds on hand in tbs
Cs.h Vaults u the United Treasury at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

OFFICE or internal REVENUE
WAsiINGIOS, Saturday. Aug J. 1860.
sra Your letter Of the 3lst nit IS received. section
,oYal bankng association Sete bank or state banking
stion shall pay a tar Of 10 eenum the amount
Of notes Of any r for cPealston and PAID out By
them AFTER the first day OF August instant You
inquire II Savings Banks are subject 70 the t,a lHus i
P,.,on, n n is reason why the tax does not
he purpose OF the Law as evidenced by the amount OF
unqnesaonaoy hsnk srs Sst peesS excluded i,
is lust aud fac. necessary 10 presume thst tDvy are in
cuded among the banks liable 10 TAX BANKS are u asnsd
b vsry other bank and every person hrm
or compsny having place OF business where cIedits are
opened by the deposit or collection 81 monty sy% f SUI
Sss money ia advanced loaned on stocks bonds balloon
Nils of exchange promsory notes. ETC. snh DC regarded
bank or as banker was s ~ ;,H ~ w
should be specially exempted BY name In or aer 20 re-
eye them OF special tax which taxes th place OF ice
tar B no exemption In their favor 10 made In the 9Th zee
90 nov in question: The grand provision OF that section.
therefore fall all banks whether OF ssaaor say ngs
Ioss sf X s1sp Esq. Rochester, N. H.
ygW. YORK VESSEL GUARANTEED AT DADIk
Our Consul at Cadis writes, Jnly 3, as follows:
,,u..s,. coming from New.York and lverpIol are or.
s.,sS 10 Port Mahon Ngo TO perform eAran tine The
sas time Is days aud does not unm the yes
sol oscaly arrived al ea s u Sae vo ports
hS paoe before coming going 20 other port in
Sosin By doing they wiz at east save weeks time. en
elusive Of the tine spent in 1uNsn''he'
Fx.Gov. A. J. johnson was on Saturday appointed
Collector OF Customs al PhiladslPhis Peter A Keyser
Assessor las been appointed Assessor Third
peunsylyanla b strict vice that official resigned
Tho following Appointments announced for the Terror!
at Dakota, Governor Andrew J. Faux, vice Ednunds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
BROOKIYrs NEWS.

A RESIDENCE SrRUcE BIZ LIGHTSNG.-On Satur-
day evening the resdenceo III VIM. Meshon. Lorimert
near Powerss, f. d. vas strick BY lightning but fortu
naely no injured Th' electric fluid entered the
front window andtvgsed the larlor breaking per glass
tho house and spent ael 3on an al dining building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

YOUNG CHLpRxS KIDNAPPED. -Eleanor Benner
little girl whose pa.ents resde South sxthst, T. d.
was Kidnapped BY al unknagn womn several weeks ago aud
was f1nd A, the FIVE Points House v Industry New 2rk
an F,daT last TIE child was suerc With bad ophtlamc
affection In The insttalon cana pei0nglk "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
Marine Disasters.

ElsTP5RI Me Saturday Aug T. 1856
The brig Clayton Of SearspOt went ashore last
nj ght The cutter Asbueot hss goas
20 her assistance,
Bosrox Saturday Ang 1865.
y he brig Olive Francis Of MachaspOrt from Boston Tor
IN, e Bay dogn sunday night by Upted stales
n oar on Cape Sable Crew ssved and landed al Machiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
mARRIE ID.
Address

srgx-RAys ,TYoa Thsday Avss 20 ~ sa 81,
~ ~ & n, e 20 sarah A RadeY both Of bsooaya
vovANsGiih FE-In Mon SlTs'oss Co. n u on isui 49,
1le p 1866 b, Rev Yeah hoyE DIT Jay io'n'''' =" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

The members oc the Union Association Of the SIX
feenh ward viii holl meeting 'ls evening IN The Coaft'
rcon corner of Twentg.sccoEd-si. and SeveutAaFe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

BURGLARS-Two young men named Richard Nc
Gynu and Frank Trsner respectively 20 years age
arrested BIZ the Fotyh1 Precinct police abont O'Clock
Sunday morning for entering the house OF M Joseph IA
Brush No ls3 Anityst They broke open a number o.
tue rooms Thev were detected before they had opportunity
t. leave the premises They were held iOr hearing. Tta
tl,llll " III. Brush is ont Of town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

PERSoSAL.-The Hon. Samuel Hooper Of Boston IL
the Bregoor House The j. Garfield OF Oao. tbs
Hon. W ~ Stewart OF Nevada. the Hon. ThOs. Terry CT
Michigan, the Hon. A. Myers o. Pennsylvania C. schey
Ter Of Oregon Judge Champion Of NewOreins the Rev.
James Bell OF Scotland ami j. RIOS. Browne Of California
al the Metropolitan Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

SrABBNc AFFRAY.-A lamplghLer named Ward
attacked and beaten the O. Myrtle ave aud
Pr,ce.si some time after T. O'Clock Sunday morning
Ward raised an alarm aud David Smith. Eans F1raswors
and Alex Jameson bis assistance Ia the afray
Smhf stabbed eye JAMESON N the shoulder and
FarnsW0rth in The abdomenthe latter seriously aud perhaps
daucerOus, injured Tie assauants escaped the darkness
No streci.amIs lighted and they had no officially
whafeVer IN getting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
TmE PUBLIC DEBT.

TIE FIRST o. AUGUST STATB1ISr.
wAsHisGIoN Saturday. ARg 4slsos
The following statement Of the public debt OF the
United States on the ist ofAugust 1906 is published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

r. ,,-oo,, IL correct statement OF the public sbt
the books and Teasurers returns u ae De
nafrmeut on the lsi OF August 1850. -.
p"i WucH McCllLocn Secretary of tbe TIs sury.
p.bt less cash in Treasury August l.
$3.50 ~
Debt less cash in Treasury August
,sss ........................... eG385 % a76 %
Reduction. .sa2a S3 go 30.
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ar Frederick Mghksr residing corner North ssth an
Sixhsts. which kidnapped the ith Oddly als1
found In the saTe institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
The TRIBUNE Enlarged.

Not 1itAstanine the fact that the SIG OF Il" NO
hos, ipc-,,,.d more ttsa one quarter, the price vn
remain he sane. ,rp,,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
THE TAX os SAVINGS BANKS.
Orury on INrnyAL RryFNuH

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has Wit
ri, the following letter relation to the tax savings banks
TREASURY DEPARTMENT