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P R O P o y a L y.
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

The United States Government having granted to
the Alth OF Pennsy vania Land Scrip repre-
sentng $50 coo Public Land for endowment
OF Agricultural Colleges in this State the Board of
Commissioners now offer this and Scrip 10 the public.
Proposals for the purchase of this Land Scrip, ad
dressed TO The Board of Commissioners of Agricul-
tural Land Scrip" will be received at the Surveyor
Generals office at HARRISBURG until Wednesday, August
I6 1866.
This land may be located in any State or Territory
bv the holders of the scrip auy of the unappro
priated lands Except mineral lands OF tne United
States which be subject to sale at private entry
Each piece OF scrip Teoresents quarter lection OF one
hundred and sixty acres. Bids must be made as per
acre, and no bids VIII be received for less than one
quarter section.
The Scrip win be issued Immediately on the payment
OF the money 10 the Surveyor General one third of
which must paid within ten daNs' and the remaining
two thirds within thirty days alter notification OF the
eccentanee OF the bid or bids by the Board OF Com
missioners.
JIM. CAMPBELL, Surveyor General,
For the GARD OF commissioners
BARRIsBURG, July IL, 1866. 7l7lm
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The virtuous Poor-HOw to Aid Them.

To the Editors Of The EUeniRg Ieiegrdph!-
Gentlemen AT the close of the fearfully cold
winter of l854-5, the benevolent citizens of this
great city began to inquire for a better mode of
aiding the poor than anything that was then in
practice. Amongst others proposed, submitted
the following, which was kindly published in
the Pennsylvania Inquirer, as
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON, /
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTRR. I
WASHINGTON, ID. G., July ID, 1896
Sealed Proposals are invited at this Office
for the purchase Of i1soOOI THIRTEEN Ta0T. Fl tTTg
SAND CORDS OF GOVERNMENT WOOD,
tilOOl FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORDS at the
Kendall Green Wood Yard, on the line of the
Baltimore and ONO Railroad, about one mile
IN his T wood dOV consists @ @ OF OF about ' one THIRD D
PINE and IWO.THlRDS Cd OAK and is piled
Immediately snSt along the tTaoS q the railroad
DRED CORDS at the Wood Yard, three-Quar.
ters OF mile north of Alexandra. on the line of
the Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown Rail-
road. -
the track and IS distant about one-hah of a mi e
from wharf on the Potomac river, leading to
which there is direct and level road.
All of the wooo offered for sale is of good or fair
quality, and thoroughly seasoned.
Proposals will be received for quantities from (50l
fifty cords and upwards, with privilege of taking
Payment to be made in G Government funds, mme
diately after the opening of the bios, and upon
The right is reserved OF rejecting any or all pro.
posals deemed disadyantage9us to the United
States Nj. l. IUDlNGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
16 18t Department OF Washington.
DROPOS AIS FOR FURNISHING IRON AT
1 THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
PAYMAsTER's OFFICE U. s. NAVY
No. 260 h STREET, WASHINGTON, ID. c.. !
July II, 1866.
Separate Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed "Pro.
posals for Cham and Bar Iron" will be received at
This Office until SATURDAY, July 28 1866, at ~
O'Clock M for the following artic os, which are re-
CURED tor immediate use at the Washington Navy
Yard viz;-
100000 1.-TWO hundred thousand) pounds Chain
Links, II inch diameter and 10 inches long.
10000 NINETY thousand) pounds Cham Links, IL
inch diameter and 135 inches long.
40 GOO ttorty thousand) pounds Chain Links, lie
inch diameter and 13 inches long.
5000 tive thousand) pounds 81 inch round Bar Iron,
refE ed.
1000 two thousand) pounds 81 inch round Bar
Iron,
1900 Fifteen hundred) pounds Il inch round Bar
Iron.
1900 two thousand) pounds 24 inch round Bar
Iron.
The above articles to be delivered at Washington
Navy Yard tree OF cost to the Government for freight
transportation, subject to inspection, and the
risk and expense of the party furnishing.
Sufficient guarantee for prompt delivery will be re-
quired OF successful bidders
CALVIN G. JACKSON,
7196t Paymaster u. S. Navy.
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FINANCIAL.
$6.OOO,OOO
SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS
First Mortgage Bonds.

IHE NORTH MISSOURI RAILRoAD COMPANY
has authorized us to sell their First Mortgage Seven
Cent Thirty year Bonds The whole amount SO OO,
Coupons, payable on the first days of JANUARY and
JULY OF each year, in New York.
Before consenting to this Agency. we have made a
careful examination OF the merits of these Bonds by
sending Ilam Minor Roberts and Others to report
upon the condition and prospects Of the Railroad Their
report file at oce, and is highly satisfactory.
We do not hesitate to end these Bonds being
first class security, and most safe and judciOus in.
vestment.
The roceeds of these bonds will be used in extending
Road (already complete 10 miles into North Missouri
to the Iowa State line, where is to connect with the
railroads and to also extend 1t westward to the
junction with the Pacific Railroad (at LeavenwoT thu,
and other roads leading the Missouri River that
this mortgage of SO 900 900 will completed and
wellstocked Road of 3S9 miles in length, costing at
least Sl6 OOOtOO with net annua revenue after the
first year, OF over 81 800 00 sum nearly four times
beyond the amount needed to pay the interest these
Bonds The income of the Road WILL of course, increase
every year.
The Railroad connects the great city St Louis with
its two hundred thousand inhabitants not only with
the richest portions Of Missouri but with the States Of
Kansas and Iowa, and the great Pacific Railroads.
To the first applicants we are prepared to sell FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, at the low rate
of EIGHTY CENTS, desiring to obtain better price
for the remainoer. This will yield about per cent.
income and add 20 per cent to principal at maturity
Any further inquiries will be answered at our office
JAY COOKE & CO.,
716 1mI BANKERS,
No. 114 South THIRD Street.
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Golden Club was TO take place in London on
the 2lst or Jpiy Mr., Gladstone presiding. Tue
club already n.moers one hundred and thirty
member, mos Og whom are III one or other OF
the Houses OF Parliament.
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WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY.

NO, go NOTtn IBlhD street,
II anything waswunted TO prove the absolute purity
OF this whisky the following certificates should DO
There no alcoholic stiuulan commanding sud-
mendation T. ON sueh hilh sources = n -" '
II. PHILADELPBIA, September o. 1893.
- We have Sereslly tested the sample OF SHESNU1
GROVE w HlSKf which send as, aud find that II
contains NONE OF THE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known az
FuslL OIL hoh s the characteristic and injurious In
gredient of the whistles I'm general use. HU
B0OTH, GARRETT Il CAMAC,
|... Analytical Chemists
NEW YORK september5 1859,
i nave aDalyzed a sample OF CHESNuT GROIE
WHISKY. received rom hr harles wharton, Jr,
Phiadelphat and having carefully tested IL, am
pleased TO state that II Is entirely FROM POfsoNoU
OR DELETBRIOUs substances IL Is a unusually pur
ana hne-havored quality OF whisky.
JAMES r. chiffon, M. d.,
Analytical Chemis
BOSTON, March 1859
have made chemical Anaysis of Commercial sam
pies Of CHESNUT GROVE WaISKY Y, which proyests
De free rom the heavy Fus Oils perfectly pure an
nnaou Grated The fine flavor of this whisky is derive
nom the grain used in manufacturing IT,
Respectfully. A. A. HAYES. NJ D.
State Assayer, No Is Boyston street
For sale by barrel demonn or bottle ne No 22s Nortt
THIRD Street hilade ,pha a."
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ICE COMPANIES.

T ANDsCAPE DRAWING CARDS, A BEAU
| 4 tIful series OF views fifteen in number designed
for the iTslIu OF gyenle artists Price. 10
shs &c @ - O1nd on ssS NEW
QS1 NEWS STAND.
Q ESNUT Streets.
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st
DRoPosALs FOR SALE OF WOOD.

GEORGE r. ORME,
7279 Captain and Asst Q. M.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-04

Ths fy!.o%io. VIC .ut2i; !yr ;at &C"
sidcra,ioa Z: c.: k.ua.ta !A:mc's.-
TLis County CA ccii-:a!y IoAs' OF a
the advantages :or RI ;.;u: sheep that are
obtained in ,he C"urty tc!ox referred
to; Thea why .bor:i not k"na"h'
farue:, yrepar. Arm::!1:, to raise crcl
tha, c:rc: :aiii.
: correspondent G: tie cO!umba'
JournGi, w:;.;r; !:oas C.,!:i th"' speak
Of the Voc! crop y! .i.s:i."n count;
Ohio:
There i, oae e:2p :h.t utr"7 :':'' hr;r
and TIA! i. :as w.. crop. liaT'!'"h J.
ouc Of the sat no"i vr"SiL:: '"nn,:'r u
the STATE. and b.. i," .u:"r!"r'. ri'h"'
t. to the siz, o: NJ c.:p "r tie i"G!i.'
OF The stock .n,~htrs ~ lsc r""":!:y -
Although = .Ia;i county. 'hcr" r.
2U4.G So sh.ey 20 me tx Isl fr -"
and great u:a1 q: = .m nj: sill !"
the r.,i<t =: ;:ru silva S!2"n r@ch
Suppo>:ny Ito s!ip 20 .'er,."4. p"urd"
per t.ers-vhieA i, very inv r,'im."
i: rW f.oi ~ r." ::r''rd ''"'' "'"'i.t
1000. 900 ponmIs. w., venture b
say ca",."i b, ,i..:N! = ""y crazy e
the mn,s ,;s>. 1. DAY SAT- l., Hr t"'""
Many Of the Sra',h',.s mcn in Ia
rou,,, no. u.j.. ,,,.r l,;vI,a J.,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-04
Our Receipt for Making Currant
Wine.

We believe that ~ have as good cn:
rant wine ~ il male hy III. ="a'r~hty
Of pcopir--.o,oe ,kiak i, !, ur1rri'"i
We coni,-.- We never drank better. IL"
process Of msIiny i. simple. hn' n"n- -:
its requirement. ohould .e Lrp'',>d from
It is ~ follow:
First. crush the currents cf"c'u,l'y.
then place ;t'm 10 -;r"ns b'r, ~"
pres, the jnire oct by uh,'"'rt me'"'
will cerc, :, Best; thea t" each p"''' -
juice add :hree rrunl- rf lpnh'r t"a:'.a
sugar. and - mech water ~ will max"
one c,!lcr. Coed crown .p.r vii. ~
ever, bu. not 30 veil in rr'a'nin: o."
fne favor Ct ,he vine, though i. vii
give i, more hoiy.
To maic a zen g,llon kc" o! wine, il
will require ten quarts Of cur!an' J"ice.
thirty ponnd. .: sugar. Elci np wiki
water. BE- ."-r TIA: the sugar is well
dissolved. by rolling o:cr OF shaking the
cssk; Ia: &C yre!e: mixing MI together
before putting into he ea:k. in m open
vessel. in which i! ,hGatG ryE,,a En::y.
eight hours. nm! Frequently >Aimm"A
Fermentation viii t>=ia ~ 90" or ,".'
days, :hc Lua9 t::u: removed. and VII,
continue some ,vo nT ,ITr" weeks. .N'""
it tas tn;.rsIyc,a.cd Tt:mcn:;a:. rack i
carefully, :,.,a sca:! O.: the barrel, r"
torn the ~:"c to :la cN-l. ':.h,ly lung
TN, and leave nnJi.'u. led rrr six months
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PrrrrcTrY PLAlS-"S;r" .,;J m

PrErscTLY PLAlH-"Sir," said nm
nli Scotch woman to her minister. i"
diana ken par, Of your sermon ycs:cr.
day." Indeed what was it?? "You
said the Apostles used the figure Of cir.
c.na',-u';on. AID diDna ken what it
mran>." "Is that all? It's very plain.
The S.ure Of DISQUALIFICATION is merely a
ph~.iph.a>:ic' mode Of dictiou." ."Oh
al is that all p said the good woman /;
"w..: 4 pair fool I were cot to under
>t.nd ;hAt." ..s..
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The Manners Of the Moth r Mould
the Child. -

There is no d;sputipy this fact it
shines IN the face IF every little child.
The coarse. bawliny, Seeding woman
viii have coarse, vicious, tauling. fight
j;or children She who cries ON every oc'
r..,,p I'm box your cars II slnp
your i,w--I'!l break your nect IS
ikunwu 80 thoroughly through her chi'
dren Is il: her unwonanIy manners were
orcnl; displayed in the public streets
These remarks were suggested "y IN"
conversation 10 IN omnl0u'-thit great
>,i,u,iou for the students OF mrn aud
,r,.n.r. ;rtwren II friend aud 4 school,
master. Our teacher Was cau>!ic. mirth
t.I. and sharp Iii, wit flashed like the
,o:;,i,c,i c,!.r Of diamond, mud kept
IL. Lu." in "roar.'
r." crrir" ""umuUty c::n>iders-'nd
.wi"cyer is lu;;malc with these convey
: auc,s can form pretty good idea OF our
, uum.,r,-. Inclusive Of Ihe one m"'c
50 wcl! suurn to the ir.'rrnity -'tur"
! ill., rhcH heads Eyes, and ears ""r WY
aud finally our ''"'"'' $40" r a."
r!~aI> tel he III iHcr hy the boy. H.
. Grchin VII" draws BACK VITA h"n"'r u.s.
aud ian1.s a; hIs r:a! "hte II. lr ."".s
at him lss"ncs, his avery qu">tl"n'b'e
mn'irr. She may Iced MN at" c'"''
h,m, rlam ham with sw'"'mra'H' ""'
coax hiin With PROMISES Iui II sue e'''
u.a% shr G.E''
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,
American -. Barber Shop, .,
.lBr JIM. sDILLON,.fit:r. ~

IN Rogers Ror, ". E. Corner Front j Hay 81,
CHARLESTON, WEST Va. '5'
CHAvlN0. sIlANPoorSG. HAlR.cUTTISG, HAIR.
- DyeinR, &C.. &C., done pronr,y, with cleanliness,
and on reasonable terms. -.s''-' '~''' s,-i' "
Mr. Dillon will give Jon good shave for only dime.
- nm Customers respectfully requefisd tocall "a
GaSofdSJs, tnd BOZ pa, Il 81 ill suodsS. go "a y,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-04

An English engineer Gays he employs
po.atoe, successfully 10 prevca, incrus.
la,ion 10 boilers. before the Scan is
up on MosGal 'aovain:, he places oho.'
4 quale occo4non Potatoes in ihs bo;:
or, through the safety valve. and OF
Saturday, 6ioSs scme water OF to cI,a.
the ditt ca,. It's is si",r!e anil Lara,
lea saouSh> 20 warrant uiAi .: it.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-04

CiIrGAa rEaM TnNAToEs.-Ne~ Jrr.
%tyriculr,i>,. il Cam1rn rrr.'.
bSScs iavesied ores Ken ta"u-and .!'sln;,
IA Atho cultivation o. tomatoes, i.ur.
2hkA. they intend Y manufacture 7iOo
n. =. 49,, I
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1866.

"CuSTARS" RAT rATEHNiSAmE Il simple. safe.
and .urc-,nc most Irri"c RAT .'icstIon meeting "r
have r,rr attended livery Rat Ilnt can get II, property
prepared. Mill rG H. ih every one TINT ""'' WI dr'
whr,r II va. ,uLrn.- L.Iir !MOrr. .Nfh .Ei'rVr
nS;I see "IostAH." .,l,rrii>cn'n M abuSu.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-04

Wy ,.rc'ty wr.cr"a silk belts. with
sareos So; i, Intervals. arc among the
latest novelties. Benoitoa chains arc
scstocred from cameo 70 cameo.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-04
Tie Baby.

ZIG ISooy.
Who keeps hcr Ma and nurse awake
From setting SUN to morning break
because Shs has the stomach :cla?
-, .';-. .,... Tia Baby
Nhs il It always has pain,
And fights and scrcam. with might sad I.ai,
T1u Shs cs:S ksr wed s.aia?
Tls b.;
Ths 10 it Always wants TO stCH,
And hSn cuts ~ So awful rough
PssAuIa Shs iasi lot 20. .2.u.h
Il. C.t!
Who Is /, has tbs cole so
And makes me IT, the druggist 20
>"A' = '.D S"1 ' The l;:.ay
Who Is 80 good il sho bus tries:
And lau.bs an,. occs her wht,., b!ue eyes,
Tkca-spoi.i i: all becau.a ST" s:;sS
-.,,'''" he BABY.
WHO absorts all o,i:cr Cares
From out her wits her Namiaa Scarcs.
And scai. her "a ~ I.:cy uv stars:
... The BABY
Who is t. whsa we're II! in hc3.
Makes up hus mind shes 10, sccn I'd.
Aud i:Sls, a:l .;r..u.s. I'D raises -.>tS
I!.c E"'!,
Who kevIs her Ga:uu,a ii = frc;,
Who lies down dry. ~! 49, '.i' a.
AiI Ku.t!imtI ..:ie-yeI -a.:i! let;
II: !,aly.
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1866
1866;

RATS rrrsus RIRDS.-Wh"cver engages In shooting
small bird. L.. cruel wh~snr ni> in rNirrmiha.
IN. rats i. LrrinciOr. We should Lac anne one 70
riv. Us the LruriIi Of their experience in driving out
these p.ss We need e,rmeil"s icsirs dugs Cats. mud
Trap, ur this bu,iu"..-.%icn.:6c Am"rir"n. w. }.
ESy-Sc, "Cos1A:.," advertisement above.
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Who kegs hcr Ma and nurse awaku
From setting sun to morning break
Bseauyc Shs has the stomach :cla?
81. IT,.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-24
K1sOsU Tlbu Destt5ev /.

y
MADAxE,E +. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gst, Cairvoyant aud Psyehomsricap. who has aston.
islscd thescientic casscs Of the Otd World. has now
located herself al Hudson, MY. Mslas,e Thornton
Possesses such wonderful powers Of second sight, to
enable her to imp.rt knowedssof the greatest impor
lance to e sinssOr mssricd u either SEX While in
estate oitrance. DE dal|"eases ths,verx features Of
til. person You are to merry. and LyaheAd Of In
strument Of intense powsr, Known Us the Psychomo-
trope, gsAsantees y produce s le-like ture Of tho
future highland q wife Of the applicant. toether with
date of Marriage posondn l leading tsss Of chaEt
sstrr, &c This $50 hu,abug,, Thousands Of test.
ponials can sssefe She will sehd, when desired.
titled certificate, OF written guarantees thstths picture
n what it pnrports to be. by epclossg small
loc Of hair, and seating place. birth sge. disposition
and compiexion anil enclosing 50 cents and stamped
envelope addressed to YOURSELF you will receive tho
picture ana desired Indignation by return mail. An
eonmuntstons sAcred!y conndentisl. Adkess, In
confidenss MADAME H. g russ1oS +. 0l1oa go.
Hudson, New York. s ~
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
The Case Of Henry q. Wheeler, the Abb
sconding Railrcad President.


A hearing was had Saturday last before Judge
Chapman Of the Supreme Judicial Court on the petition
Henry q. Wheeler for reduction OF his bail, which
fixed at $500 900 al the time Of his arrest few
days since the charge Of Withholding 500, 900 In
bonds Of the Atchison and Pixies Peak Railroad and
telegraph Company, Of which he was President
The purpor of the testimony as bearing upon the
point st issue whether the two hundred bonds were
given TO Mr. Wheser ~ compensation or 70 he returned
In the negotiation proved unsuccssfull was, that
that he was TO negotiate one thousand bonds at
81 000 and II successful be 70 have two hundred
bonds, which represented $500 900. The company u
seems expected Mr.. Wheeler TO negotiate these bonds
within twcnty days from the tmc he landed In London
although ME Nichols testified that during number Of
carry the matter through In from thirty 70 sixty
days. Mr.. Wheeler and Mr. vibbard proceeded to
England landed In London, and placed the one thou
sand bonds In tho banking house OF Robert Benson Co.
closed their arrangements and returned 10 New York
Tho testimony also went TO show that Mr. wheeler had
said that n the bonds sold he should have boon
entitled TO the two hundred bonda
Some letters and ahdavih were read Tor the purpose
f showing that Mr. Wheeler had not fulfilled his part OF
the agreement by his failure 10 negotiate the sale OF tho
the part Of the corporation Letters from the house OF
Benson Co., London. were also read showing that the
market flooded with enterprises that the sale
OF the AtchsoA and Pixies Peak bonds nearly an
impoesbity and advising the return Of the same 70
Now York.
The counsel for Mr. wheeler remarked that the com
pany had received ninety Of the two hundred bonds
hack and willing 70 have the bail reduced to
respond with the value OF those remaining, viz:-one
hundred and nine thousand dollars
Mr. wheeler claims the two hundred thousand dollars
tho amount OF two hundred bonds his compensation,
and II seems while In London he pledged certain
amount Of them 20 his brother for about ton thousand
pouuds
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

trt mimi ria
me s.ock Q, we.,e oe. M % ~ uv % ~'"'
ooIs wmar anI o,SSD N, hhs nort ,ao nk,. cu,
fhovsoSs-neee,P'S III ~, s uos p,a, 'oz PsEs az ca
sa me osnnS anu .nd ~ .rv active but pco were
.ne oPemns M snu aay s"',' v.f % s S..S ~'e s vVrs M
towards tne Close % unaer 40 Temana, % nov mss
30 % bbs On INC spo Sao 60 40 for new ess
~ ~ szo 20 .or o'a s,e as,vsrv v' p.,n snr
INV o0S oos Jnv nsw .osr sUd BUYERS open Al s2o az
sso a. Inc Tenn c 70, s1Srae. w soo bs osv -
we.e @ .an anc ss'S 80, n s ~ 40, ~ sSa ~ e
Slo w oo Ior ncr pan mes ana ~, v asas S.o ~ ,o'
new extra moss SSe as'ns .rd s hnsras &
owing 70 tns scaSauINv, sna ,ea .Ie ousnes
only WUaene, wn ~ ,oo ynns s, eS1 sn go o.
lsso W nuo " ' S,,v ~ cs,ys and uycs. wers Crnos
Gut meats were iary sc u pIss Ia ~cse r. h,
Inc sa.es "eze ~" s~ -, hsms pscor x.s sssh.,
r and nrces vera droopna The sales include zoo
boxes 10, r ,oed as sua ea anu, and a.
LOT snor. no inc ues omh.cs o oes ~
isWc aane The latter price was only Obtained for
Sc Tc,t,e rendered In smsil iots Butcr was
9mo, sus "a M ssiss ~ imnortsrc" werc msrin~
r,css smsneS stssv Common 70 choice factory WAS
'01s 19 ,0 no msr with moders: demand
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
Police Intelligence.


John O'Connell, a sailor and Margaret Brown, were
yesterday arrested by officer Horbet Of the Fourth pre-
cinc tho charge Of having stolen Treasury notes to
the amount of $500 from James Sheridan Of 100 Cedar
street II s alleged that the prisoner O'Conne con.
Quoted Sheridan to the apartments Of Margaret, No
Duane street. where he Shcridan) entered room with
her after which Margaret unlocked the door and
admitted OConnell Soon after he left Sheridan missed
his money and caused the apprehension OF both parties
but the missing could not be found. Justice
Bowling committed the defendants for trial in default OF
81 900 bail each. OConnell lives in the came house
with the complainant
sHoPLIFTERs CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Detective Tlley Of the Third precinct yesterday
rested John Gardner and Christopher Loungy, whom he
caught in the act OF stealing waterproof from in
front Of Mr Gilbert Underhiis store 259 Greenw ich
street. The prisoners who are q and ~ years Of ago.
trial, N default Of ono thousand dollars bail each They
denied their guilt
sTABBING AFFRAY IN THIRTYrHIRD STREET.
At q late hour on Monday night Michael Dillon and
Edward O'Donnell became involved In quarrel in Thir.
tyhrd street. between First and Second avenues during
which is charged that Dillon drew knife and stabbed
ODonne twice inthc face causing tceplbut not danger
Gus wounds Dillon arrested by ofcer Coughlin, OF
the Twenty first precinct, and held for examination be-
fore Justice Connolly Afer having his wounds dressed
ODonnell was taken 70 his home, l42 East Fortieth
street. The origin Of the difficulty between the parties
did not ranspire
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
THIRD sEssIoN-2:3O P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, May 8, 1896
AsHRs-Receipts, 4s packages. Pearl was almost
entirely out Of the market; was offered Prices Of
this description altogether nominal Pot has been
sold in lots at So rs 50 s7k Stock very low and de-
mand limited.
BRxADrurrs-Receipts, 4,o4l bbls. nour, ITO do and
1z75 bags corn meal $500 bushels corn, 5000 do oats
ana ITO do. barley State and Western was In very
active demand and the sales were large, comprising
nearly 5000 bushels mainly an advance Of l5c. a
aoc per bbl which adjust quotations, found
below southern -four In good demand, and prices
ruled in sellers favor The sales 900 bba Canada
deur was l6c. Csc higher with good inquiry OF the
improyemeut Of which the market closed nrm The
salcs were zoo b6s. Rye -four was rather quiet, but
prices very nrm ct the subjoned quotations Corn
meal was quiet but steady No sales Of Importance