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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
IL RICHARD D. MITCHELL, Twelfth street be-
tween Main and Bank streets, begs leave to inform
commenced the HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
business, and will be glad to receive orders for
painting in every style.
WILLIAM c. BARNES, Sign, Ornamental and
Banner Painter will always be found at my shop
TO receive orders for all kinds of SIGN and HOUSE
PAINTING and GLAZING.
Good work warranted. Terms moderate:
NH 2-3m r. d. MITCHELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07
COAL AND WOOD.

WOOD, WOOD.-A superior lot OF
w SEASoNEDOAK and PINE WOOD, in guam.
titles 10 suit purchasers, for sale by
MCGOWAN & CURTIS,
Ship Brokers and Commission Mercbants,
No. Eighteenth street, between Main and Cary.
NIB A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

MATHEMATICS TOOLS
w AND MATERIALS.
PIyOTING LATHES,
DEPTHING TOOLS,
SETS OF PUNCHES,
EYE GLASSES,
PIN VICES,
BENCH VICES,
PLYERS,
CUT NIPPERS,
aA fiNRsfPsRiiNe wINDERs,
TWEEZERS,
SCREW DRIVERS,
PIN TOOLS,
WATCH and CLOCK OIL,
WATCH HANDS,
MAIN SPRINGS,
CLOCK TRIMMINGS,
SPRINGS, HANDS, CORDS,
HANDSPRING PUNCHES,
BREACHES, &C., &C., at
opposite the post-o Office,
fao2 No. Toll Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

L,OR RENT, THREE>STORYB BRICK
II DWELLING, on the south OF Franklin -
streets, recently occupied by william Viii III
lis. ESQ The dwelling contains seven rooms
the usual out-buildngs. There is good size
garden attached to the house also, gas and city
water on the lot The premises are being put In
thorough repair. Possession given the 1st OF
March. Rent low to punctual tenant;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

EOR RENT, A THREE
II STORY BRICK DWELLING on Fourth IL
street, CANDLES Hill, opposite Pratt's Cot 1:::a
tage. containing seven rooms, with modern 49,
improvements and the necessary back buildings.
Also, a well Of good water on the lot. The premi.
ses are in good repair. Toa good tenant the rent
will be low Z. A. J. CL0PTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
NH 5-3t No. 81 Twelfth street, near FRANKLIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-07

FOR RENT, THE DESIRABLE
ling attached, with private entrance, south e.:H
side OF Main street. No. 1851, at present occu- jul
This is considered an excellent stand for the above
business, having been used for that purpose for
number Of years. Possession can be had by the
18th of March, 1se7. Rent low to a good tenant.
Z. A. J. CL0PTON,
Real Estate Agent and uctioneer
NH 5-at No 81 Twelfth street, near Franklin.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
y days since by Mr.. Sherman;
.slIa.NI.6lO f27.16l, 81 %

Exchange is firm, at 100 for co days, sterling
London, sight 1905 London, commercial, 107!G10Sl;
Paris, long, 517iQ516i; Paris short, 5.l5G5.l2sj
Antwerp. 5.2l3051s3; Swiss, 5.2l4a51S!; Hamburg
S6sG96l Amsterdam, 41504li; Frankfort, A4a Al;
Bremen, 79G79s; Berlin, 72i972a.
Freights are firm. The engagements TO Liverpool
are $1,000 bush Corn at sd; 1s5 bales Cotton at s9
7l6d; and per steamer 1000 bush. Corn at SD. The
charters are an Italian bark to Cork for orders with
5000 qrs Corn at 5s. Cd; an American bark with
full cargo of Petroleum to the Mediterranean, at a
round sum- and small vessel with Measurement
Goods to Montevideo, private terms
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
for customs $ COO for gold notes, S2OOOi total re-
CENTS. 47Cs12s 70; total payments, t3,47S,5l5 so;
balance, S12G GSO656l 81.
The report of the Reading Railroad Company for
1866 gives the following particulars:
Cost OF road. equipment, ,&c.......--.-. t29y23at9
Accounts receivable. S211oil4o 80
Less accounts payable. e...-.-.--.. Als1''el- 'olo'
Total............... 2,577, SAT
Capital STOCK
kQ2QeG oept,Nst,nsstssrssssss''" ssVesyV~
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
plcSrVCFRS APRTVED.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND GRElT0NN Fb 2l-ln stesn'hp
s, FycC Ros ey r H. Iarsiale j. r. Meuke d. Hansah,
L. Souhuorth Tshler, samuel Lyons Thomas Dehaer p
D.vton r. r. Booth Sc.oggns b. MIrta Johnson and s9
Sss Wilmot r. 4 Fu.ead j. " sehoser psvd sHeeney . ~
Bovp H. oasle = COEwel t. II. Wood. p LEWIS, "ne a51
children CnpNin wife James Moris j. Mitchell NH Broad
slater Wagner Herman Elliott George Burnett and "I us
FRoM HAMPURG AND SOUTHAMPTON Feb. 2l-in r.ansaiy
tIlemannJ hh Louis A. Li-ueau j. Lenean, DT4be hhs J
Schroler Armstrong T. Baunann, 3D. Conlaa and Nt IL Ian
daun Wilhelm Bauh H. Stanger Marie Sommsr Mse N0e aGa
den Aneu yatmer Nihelne Uch aud chh Oscar Muller Oto
Webc Hesse Alex Abraham NJ Member Whenine Sebtrt aud
children B-artret Wilhelm RecAmsn, Nahas Rosne hani'
mann and cd Elisa Steu G. Buhmsnu Cr Eoedug wife and en
Krege and daughter Christian So1 and hden LOUIS hbef
hard and child Moses Jacob schmidt Wilhelm sehen vie AL
child. and l52 In the -, ,,e.-- n
FROM RIO JANElRO Feb 2l-n steamship Guiding Sar-p
Sampson Ellis r., r. p. Monroe L. B1cfou g. Angel y
Clark IT, Dr. Rton Mrs j. H. Allen j. bore1t r. Ss hIS' %A
family S. Piza, and others In tie s;eerage
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

The above shows that the stock decreased during tho
six months of 1896 only about and quarter mill
ion dollars, although there were periods In nat term
when IL alternately higher and lower Since January
land especially since February tie decrease has beeh
rapid, hut this has been checked within day or
two by the diminished prospect ~ amy Immediate agree
ment in Congress rs to new tariff journal of Com
w. p Wrights Circular says
The receipts OF Cotton at the Southern ports for tho
week ending February l5 to be included In my tables of
week, show falling off O yearly 80 per cent which
imparts confidence to advocates OF short figures
The total TO light now reaches 100000 bales, and IL Is
quite likely that the receipts for the next ten weeks In
stead OF averaging 1900 they did last year. will not
average much 10000, taperug off thereafter much
rapidly. The current estimates of the probable To-
tai have nuctuated good deal lately, people now wait
ing 10 the receipts of this week before adopting nS
ures such very rapid decline would Justify.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CoMPASYnterest at the rate OF Six per cent
per annum IN GOLD, pay able in the City of Newlork
For full particulars apply TO or address
FISK HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No. Nassau-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEwYoRK. n

CLEARED.
s.,@.h5 sssa5 fsR PsmT Da'1 81 % Ws!soS erPo6
Steamship 81 Lagrsat lT nSa'A Ss 1S 6 81 ei,p.sd
Shin eetdc tl,an.), Jag London, Sioman & kdye w.
BaiG G,,tsruo D. 0i Cora for orsr' = B. Ph,iEs ,,A
BARK BARK G 5 Hunt wocdbuJy, c4riens' bre,t sou Co
Brig R NJ lieslen Jones 0epiassS 81 nl K 1 MoaSh'''
Bs Rs Ga cST5fn' Mckenzie, SSSe GsI2i w%iago G. hca Firth
Bs vsFTen No[ L.se1 APP,ssr Fsnei N'Hs1t . wsnda
RT S5T bsD Ao:. sysoO SGnh Sss
ARRIVED.
steasmp Ssl m @ s Sb Amsr Steawshp Co Sd. .topp.d
kingston Ja her outward tnp aud buns'hs following news
Ses@shp Gaiag star Berry Rio BAH. 2sh PeDuD
bueo ]s Para Feb 6th and ST. Thomas 18TH with ndse mails NC '"
Steamship Nereu Bears. Boston, and pass William p
steamship Aemanna ,m Meier Hsmbug FsH and sOu,h.n
ton 9th With mlse sad 2 pass to kunhArii Co. hAd suoeS NJ
BARK Pblsna of Pcr,nd) Davis Matans sh u,i via pelssrs
ME Miller sailed 7th Portland Len bark American LSyf,i eE
Philadelphia day brig blea Mana for r0'uAS'
Brig UdOa whttsmer csnsso, IS day. NTH "gsI &c 20
ssiSi In company with brig Eleu Dickie, New:YOrE
Brig Kalamo (Br Morris Windsor n s., plaster d. De "'ns
Bs Fred Cl.rl Br COadod Corvallis s. potatoes :" p'J
sSI h{G' cOtu.m ) Canning cOrnv, S. pOt''Oe DOsa
"sei SeSr A,hs, Sow, Corpus Christi to n,:sr ss r,,.
schr Layiuia Berry . fom wreck & OF the ship Ia''"
schr James Henry. Oliver, ROclIAnd line
Schr Lsmsrne bin Portland 1d.y s'h h.stoc % VT, ,.rs,
Sehr "a Leonard lBE) Wilson, Fortune Day ~ '' WV '
q master. her,4as ta usster
Sb, W. Wms. Grsy ProriacetOwn. a s"o" Tor virginia Nf
oysters - pu p,y.,
Schr piiow Pierce, Rockland, li1e
SohI Sn "a. Herbert Hawes. Gloucester hsh -.
Shr Froni. Thomp,on john B. With lumber ooend
Philadelphia. t,,e "a nast,,
SAILED.
s,.usbios Ocean Queen Santiago de Cuba, and Niagara
MEMORANDA.
~ .rnnoon that Danish bark CLtana from Rio JsBe
I nnd Of Sandy Hook bar bAs been confirmed by
,he % OF the steamship Guiding Star at this port TIE Chshsns
the steamship North America from this port,
which arrived ST. Thomas Jan 80 vita the second mate and oai sea-
o No further particulars could be learned TIE A
had len previous the arrival Of the Guiding star
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
THE ICE CROP OF THE HUDSON.

In the esrly part Of the Winter the prospect for
full gathering Of the ice crop along the Hudson was IA
vOrable 6ut the snowstOrm in the early part OF
January ntefered with the labor Of gathering it, and
the several companies have thus far been unable to Sc
sure their supply 1t hardly be expected that any
neary wasted away and the Winter Is too far gone for
70 recover It's thickness and sodity Below is state
men from the actual measurement OF the quantities laid
~ in several establishments at different points along the
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
NAIuEREAS. Tho Snnerintendent of the In

WHEREAS, Tho Superintendent of the In,
the state OF New lork having examined
Into the Affairs q tho Adas Fire Insurance Company o. TIE Cy o,
and per cent such impairment amounting 10 one
hundred BlO dOarA
Now therefore Of the requon Of the said Supennd
ent order capital equal 10 three hundred thousand dol
by charter the stockholders Of said Company
hereby required pay the said o. one hundred and
aud gOO dollars the amount
such desorncy 81 100 cent the Office Of the Com
PAM No m Broadwa the City o Newiok before the tenh
av Of March 1871 In of by Shareholders on or
before ho 3 day Of March 1857 dtsby In and determine The
sr ept,g sd which certificates be issued TO suc
surrender ofher present stock Csrtheaies 81 MY ana
thousndths 90 et cO) cent olth par
Vne Of he he Company the fractional OF shares
Gyune and hundred and forty eight thousandh cent OF
for the allowing such new
stok to h, se snd disposed Of by the Director, Of said Company In
rsquenents Of the statute and fling tho tno
within which the be eonsummasl the undetgnd heIe
for tho aud sale Of said new siocA 70
he on be ala Oh day March 1857 within sIy days letser
" b.ts1 E.sYoyI Feb I8 1851 VIM A. SEAVEh
Na7' ''"'''' ~ - " President
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
srArs on NEw.YoRK, BANK DEPARrMKaT,
ALBAsI, February 9, 1867
- rTTDINDX GTNLN nurcuOpf IN

MWT IIE 4 =, ~ F.., .I--l,,,,
note. issued tie BANK OF TE CITY or hhw.
Work bung association located In the CITY Of New'loE VIII be
sned Ar PAR 6y the Superintendent Of the BANKING Department
on tho Eewforh State Naonn Bank We OU oil
ainy fr sr years the date hereof and not thereafter
circulating OF the said bank be presented,
~ GsaI uh tho hereof and all notes which
not be Tor redemption and payment within The time thus
be charge tie fund n ths hAnds Of the Sa
w. SCHUYLER sWa,thDIsgt
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
Real estate mortgages. e362e2 40
Undivided surplus s292o,ns
The Cincinnati COmmercinl of TneedaY says.

Such changes as have been wrought in the money mar
ket during the week have been in the direction Of greater
ease but the movement m that direction has been very
slight anu not uniform In the experience Of all the
bankers. There Is but very little really good business
paper now that can not find odgment at not to exceed
II per cent
The Chicago Republican of Tuesday says:
The money market, II anything, is working easier but
only frstcass paper meets with any favor. Rates OF
discount are without any change. Business paper, TO
which good coaerals attached is placed at 10 per
cent per annum.
The Richmond Examiner of the 10th says
The Senate, by its vote yesterday, recognized the
duty Of partonng the state debt and of paying inter
est proportion of it, but in Difference 10 the pros
traton Of the people decided to pay for the current year
only per cent The two per cent proposed to be made
up hereafter.
WAREHOUSE MOVEMENT FOR SIX MONTHS.
Stock in warehouse July l, 1866. s3i,&235
Entered for warehOusDg for g months. 63,S0641
Received from other ports for months. l,63701
supply y............ .Ss9,675s57
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge SBIPnAS.
Adjourned 10 Saturday a II a.. m.
SUPREME COURT ESERAL TERM.
Adjourned without day.
sUPREME COURT-CTRCUIT.
Pant L-Afourned 20 Monday. 18th inst
BLRY u-Beo MI Justice CIERKK Court opens lo5 Short
Causes
ni3Bauett tgt Barrett n. S13-Horsn Sgt Akin q al
E4-Deyoe al agt Beach 6l4-Aberie Al. Beck et al.
RsWeie Sche al ll530-Sehow Jacobs et Al
s3e-Leach Van iuke. 2a52-fIa,ett sgt Mcdonald
NO+-Ihe Smith Rand Powder l25si-De Wolf agt Murphy.
Co sgt The Ene Lead Co.
PLHT uI-Beos Mt Justice 2. SMITH Court opens 10
Short Causes
FoA Nos
E0o-Duystsn al. at HeIke. 3O-Ifrsh Copeland
msth. Dr., ct al 2S4-Strauss agt NOON
YT9-DougaSs Mayer 29}9-Ssine sg. Same.
Sa2l-PDoa Agt nglon l6b-Berrnger agt Bach
R9t-Ni5is AIT fsrrs 263-Jouanilue agt Rustton-
sk9-Ree1 hgt Fitzgerald ll6tJ-Swan agt Dannent2nm
s75l-Raild act. Cassidy. 235-COrBweL AT NuTt4sHd
i2il-Desaer1t agt Gutton 283-llaghns ast Frazer
lto-Cummings agt Coye 2og-Hackes agt POndI
iS7-WGton 5L, aFt EyerL
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.
Bs0re Mr. Court opens 10 CAL Of calendar
N2m
General call st No. 62-Mor.nge sgt Wheeler.
B SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERN.
PART LAD ilnruei for the Term
PAHT B-Adjourned for the Term.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERN.
Adjourned 30 Moday.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
STATE OF .YoRx, BASx DRrAsTzrsT.

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
~ 236 Laws Of 1889 i6 Laws Of 1905 that The circulating no9'
s t he SHOE AND LEATHER BANK, baskng association 10
Gated the CITY NewYOrE will be redeemed AT PAR @ TIE sS
tendut Of the Banking Department presentation Al the NNo
so National Bank the City Of Albany aud the Natons eho
Leather Bank City ONswioh for sI years On the aA he'e
ard rot thefeafcr -, -, ,-A -, n. rye.en,ed
within from the date hereof an All
shall presented for redemption and payment s ~. S
the iand 10 the hAus
FOR that purpose w SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

REAL ESTATE SALEs-Messrs. A. j. Blocker, Son
Co made the following sales Of real estate at auction
yesterday the direction Of William Mitchell ref
SCS KieSthaYe lot a2Tl6o4 feet. 900
as4Ioo4 feet anu o' 1' 5000
ScTSo feet iO' nOi' sue oo g. $500
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

market for New Mess Pork is firm nj S2 but We
hear OF no sales Lard Is firm, l3tc asked for Prime
EIJAIisd quote Crude at II dlsc in bbls,
aud I2al2Ic n bulk Refined In bond '26c for L. 81 2Gc
for do TO W. 27a27c for r. do do G29sc for W. ana
sic. for i. w. -, 4. H., In
RICE-There has been rather moro doing to-day IN
Carolina and we note sales Of l76 tcs at lO GOtc from
wharf RangOon IL quiet. -....,h ,ha
MISUNDERSTANDING TO the continued stormy weather the
business I'M Raws las light, but full former ngures
are still nssted upon; quote Far REFINING NJ h
IOsc and Good do lO dlOic the outside gures TOT U,
rn sales of 89s hhds at lOs dllic for Cuba
for Porto Rico, and lta for Hew-Orleans Reiiheu are
dull -. =. --,-... ,o,.
sEEDS-The market IL quiet for Glover SEED ~ "a
14Ic for new; Timothy Seed Is IN moderate deah1 a.
zoos ~: Rough Flax Seed Is firm at S2 80 w go
cntta nseed continues firm ut 81 5Od2 IS god In osoh
and here. A.. ....,,ot firm {.
sales of 100000 10 at ll5dll.c. .,,ot "a
uieKY-The demand is moderate and the MAJ uhct ~ ~ ~
unchanged sales Of state at 6S2e and Western al %"
33tc In bond.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

SALE OF VALUABLE AMERICAN BooKs.-The sale
u the catalogue Of valuable books relating chiefly 10
America and its history and which begun yesterday
n the salesrooms Of Messrs Leavitt strebeigh Co..
No l9e Broadway will he continued today The colec
tOn IA extensiye and contains great number Of
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

ExcIsE-The following personswere yesterday brought
Before acting magistrate Alderman McBrien. at the
Tombs Police Court, charged with having violated the
6en No lgl Hesterst Patrick Connolly, No Roosevelt
ct; Charles Bathman No l52 Grandst. Each OF them
held 20 bail In tho OF $780, 10 await ther la at
tbe Court Of General Sessions
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

The Surveyor Of the Port of New-York recently
eamo possession OF suspicious looking foreign let
ter addressed 10 Jew IN this city which, upon beng
0pened by the In tho presence OF the surveyor was
found 10 contain small piece OF cork, in the center 0f
uhdcb daEpphas VI W yspS VI $500 TfEs copffee@
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-FEB. 21
Rnf %
ALLEGED FRAUDS BY TOBACC0NISTs.


u. s. Sgt Alexander Ross ct al
There have been several hearings In tins case all OF
which have been duly reported. The defendants were
until recently largely engaged in the tobacco business IN
gultOn.st. They are charged with having omitted 10
mako full returns of their sales 10 the Internal revenue
Collector Of their district The evidence for the Oc
hOn has been closed and dismissal OF the complaint was
meved for the ground that the evidence did not
motion Denied on the gOund that suficent Hau peen
proven put defendants their defense Ihe case was
Ia have been opencd for the defense yesterday morning
BUT owing 10 the Inability of counsel to attend set
aaWn for Tuesday next, at o'clock p. m.
Before Commissioner BETS nv ,
ALHBGRD ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD THE GOVERNMENT By
FALSE PERSONATION
L. ag- Welhng gon-Wilmot ~,
This case, previously reported, was resumed Inc
defendant is charged with attempting TO obtain tro he
Government by fraudulent persOuatlon 500 IL Delhg
alleged that he induced David Martin to peTsoite
discIarcpd soldier named James Allen, who had claim
against the Government to the above amount but VINO
had lost discharge which came INTO Martins posses
sion No further testimony Of material Importance was
taken Yesterday and the further examination was ad
l9uTned until Saturday, at 10 o'clock a.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

SrATR NEw-YORK, }
BANK DEPARTnESr, ALBANY, Dec 81, 1900
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant 10
" Cbapter 218 Laws Of 1850 and 46 Laws OF ise2 tns
he circulating notes NORTH RIVER BANK
,ocaon located the City ofNewlork will be redeemed Al
be Of the Banking Department PSnlaon Az ne
Snto Mechanics Bank in the CITY ofADan O
nom the date hereof and not thereafter -, -. !, ,,
The Outstanding circulating notes Of the said bank nnstoe presented
hn sir from hereof and all notes which shall
redemption and payment WITHIN INC time thS sp
6e viii charge the ian IN nas 9i ne superb
ie9dee' forth. for that Barp0'" '" snpsrnteSacn.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

RECEIPTS OLE pRODUCE

Fen oo4f6 bbls Flour, bbls. whisky, $50 9ps seo
Corn Meal 2l sacks Corn Meal 5000 pus ,1o Gs Pork
so pkgs Cut Meats l223 pkgs Lard, l,2S2 bpn' FsH"
Isum, 2,oo9 pkgl Butter IiQqo plgs Vpsss''
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
THE WEATHER,

NEW YORK, Feb. u, 1867.
The following is the range Of the thermometer in
this city today:
Tam.......@ 70 2m......S3 8 p m......3b
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
couTH.w WEST pA6fr1d RAILROAD Co.
- SEVEN PBR CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
Go,ooo,ooo IN COUPON BONDS
81 900 EACH,

TWENTY YEARS 10 RUN.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THE ATLANTIC
AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
And by property valued at $7oo consisting Of 90 mile, Of
completed road and coo eb agricultural and mineral lands
o Tie ne Of the road y provision Of the mortgage when lands
sod 10 the amount constitute fund for the redemption
d Ike amount Of bonds which so received by the Company at
PAR in paymeut for and This land being disposed Of at rates
Of from SIS to so per acre
The mste is remarkably s,nbOu, and The Temperature the
same Virginia The Winters last abon I weeks and STOCK cen %
kept on the range through For particulars respecting nds
address Col A. ALBERT Land Agent at 81 Louis no
This Company recently been merged With the Atlantic and racine
Railroad Company having land graut Of 100000 Of acres thereby
sddng TO the fullest to the security Of these Bonds
The road latter Company when completed VIII 'orn ''
and railway from s. Louis Francisco shorter BY 800
miles irom New York Pacific than by other route
OF t present bonds limited amount is now offered Tor "
90 per cent subject to advance At the cpuOh o W
Company
Pof f1rtbe apply
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
CIVIL COURTS.
wAsHTNGTON's BIRTHDAY.


Tho Legislature at its last session passed an act
10 holidays, at least IN regard TO notes and business
paper In accordance with the spirit, II not the letter OF
have adjourned over to Saturday and Monday. The
United States Courts and United States Commissioners
though not subject to the State Legislature have also ad
iourned over to Saturday
The justices the Supreme Court have decided the
law does not directly include the law courts and to-day
short cause day, TO hold court to-day usual.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM-FEB n.-Befort
Justices LEONARD and CLERKE.

THE CASE OF JERRY OBRiEN
The COuTt met pursuant to adjournment. lt was
expected that Jerry OBrien whose conviction Of murder
kad been affirmed would be sentenced; but 1t appeared
writ OF had been issued taking his case to the
& ourt OF Appeals, and he was not sentenced.
Thomas s. Alexander, member Of the Baltimore bar
Sho admitted to practice here took the usual oath Of
asOrney aud counselor and the Court adjourned without
Say No decisions were rendered
DECISIONS.
CHAMBERs.-BefOre, Mr.. Justice LEONARD.
ROsanna MOuntage agt Patrick Conway.-Settled.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
MARINE ooURT-TmAL TEnM-Teb. 2l.-Beiore Judge

hARINE COURI-IRIAL IERM-Feb. 2I.-BefO1e JuuEe
GROSS.
TOO MUCH ZEAL
George Dellert AIT Henry jay
On the evidence 10 appeared that the plaintiff, on
Sunday in last month, had christening in his house, at
which he had lagerbeer and Rhine wluc and consider
abe company. He a grocer but keeps no bar. The
defendant in way introduced himself into the house.
and finding what going arrested the plaintiff and
bad him locked up the evidence produced the Court
directed verdict for plaintiff leaving II 10 the jury
assess the damages. They assessed them at Sl25.
For plaintiff, Mr.. DittenhOefer; for defendant A. o.
Han.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
AfNfArrRR ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM Moon Nses.....pI
uuGH WATER =. ..
s.r1, uoot 0.ls GOV Island. Hell Gsts,,..hB
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

financial.
~ rs1S
T'WENTYF0URTH ANNUAL STATE
MRNT,
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW.YORK,
T. g. WINSTON President
NET ASSETS Feb f4,112,349 80
RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR
Premiums
Original, hrSt year.. 81 .2Ooa74 70
Renewals 2,sJ6275 +S-$5l45550 10
Rens 5000 0o-S62l7OS So
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
EIeK & HATCU.

BANKERS AND DEALERS II GoyBRSMEST SECURITIES,
No. 8 NAsSAU-ST.
VIII receive SEvENTKrr notes Of all the series In eI-
change the NAV $40 CONSOLIDATED BONDS, at the
best market rates which holders Of 1908 Will find TO their
advantage.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAmRoAD.-See advertise
ment under Financial