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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-27
VIRGINIA EXPRESS:

OFFICE RICHMOND. ss7 EieHrH STREET.
The vIRGIHIA EXPREss 10 now running daily
from RICHMOND TO STAUHT0N and tri.weekly
to all points between STANTON and COYlNG.
TOM.
Aiso daily from BALTIMORE 20 RICHMOND
Further, daily TO all the intermediate points be-
tween Staunton, Harrisorbu7g, and Mount Jack.
son, stannton,. v exngton, and Natural Bridge;
Warm, Hot. and Healing Syringe, White sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg, and Gharisstoa,3 ksnAHhs
county. .z...sssr 3, . ~ ~.
G5ods called for and delivered at al points IN
the oity For further information apply 10 80
Ia Tim "a A. w, CARRIER Agent.l
NyURNER BIAS NEW Y ORB. IA.
4 PERS this morning. IL " =; u-.l ~
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George Francis Train.

BRITISH JArI,s Monday, 10 My first
gun is fred--Lord Derby quails-Revolu.
ton nczkowski Ireland for the Irish
American citizens rights in Europe ALA.
barna-or war-galvanize Johnson and
Seward-are they Americans 9-Adsms a
British Toady. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-27

PREMIUM CANDIES.-We claim to
i manufacture the BEST CANDIES made in the
United States for WHOLESALE PURPOSES. We
other for wholesale. Our No. Is all alike, and
warranted. We have numerous premiums, award.
ed before the by tn Mechanics Institute Fairs
when there were numerous competitors-not hon.
orable mention for northern candies, French so
called. We sell them as low as the Yankee can.
dos and warrant them much better
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
las No. 1tl2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-27

WEST VIRGINIA FINANCEs.-Governor
Boreman, in his recent message to the
West Virginia Legislature, says:
The receipts and disbursements of the
public revenue for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 1867, are shown by the an
nual reports of the Auditor and Treasurer,
as are also the estimated receipts and dis
bursements for the current year, from
which it may be seen that
The balance remaining in the Trea.
sury October l, 1866, was......... s 81, 1913 40
Receipts from other sources for ifs
cal year ending September 80,
1867 SIS, 7s3 Is
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Total,
Total. ......,...
Deduct amount to be
passed to both school

Deduct amount 10 be
passed to both school
funds ................ $3.50, S2S &C
Also balance of ap-
preparation for peni-
tertiary and hospi-
tai for insane, un-
drawn at end of fis-
cal year (since paid) 1859 SO
Also estimated ordi-
nary expenses of
State for current
year......... 274,OOO 90 $609,G 90
Amount subject to eX-
traordinary appro-
priation. Observation-Disclosures. $50, 112 90
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TOHN DOOLEY,
81 Isil BAGLR SQUARE, MAIN sTRlIr,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, -
is now in receipt Of the new style CAPS
which have been SO much eallsd Tor. Also, 81
q new arrival of the very finest
e0Pr FELT HATS (Blacs and Drabl and aiLk
DRESS HATS,
LADIES' and MISSES YURs, COLLARS GdkSo'
BUFFALO and CARRIAGES ROBES, fVS1
MUFFs, 40, &c. JAZZ
BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHEh
~ AT COsT FOR A FEW DAYS TO mfAa
CHANGE BUSINESS
A wish to change my bcsiness IN lew ~
days. am selliaR the balance -
OF my stoek at
GREATLY REDeCsEMDo pki nss S.,n .,,.o,
&. wIsYRsx, Salesman. jaA
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Total 1928 ,577 s.
Disbursements during the year.. 6Sl ISL q
Balance in the Treasury October !,
1867. ........:............ S 1896 S!
Estimated receipts for current
year. ...................... GAS OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-27

EOR SALE, A COMPLETE BOUND
I FILE of the RICHMOND DAILY DisPATCH,
from the time Of its commencement In $500, TIL ISL
Ipril, 1865. This is probably the only complete
die OF any OF the Richmond papers that was saved
from the great are 1885, and ts very foI
In 81 .lw S2l Main street.
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GEoRGg WATT W. O. KNIGHT.
VT ATT & NIGHT,
w 40. 145o FRANKLIH STREET. RIcHxosD,
Dealers and man ufaeturers Of Agricuitu'a Imple.
mants The WATT PLOUGH specially.
ia I0--dlmsw1m
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oPECIAL NOTICE.-The British ship
y BERTHA TEMPLE, ]. MITCHELL master. from
liverpool, has arrived at City Point. Consigness
will please call on the undersigned, pay freight,
and send their permits on board. Consignee
wanted for 1000 sacks Marshai Salt, consigned TO
order.
Ia 23-at Q. TARDf q w.
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DoOKLAND LIME 500 casks Rock
Ia, land Limo, fresh and In good order. for sale
by a e. P. LATHR0P, Agent,
js2s Eighteenth strsst, south Bids dock.
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5 1896 So
624,S6O 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SIX HUNDRED AND Forty MILES OF THE UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD now finished and in operation.
More than twenty Thousand men are employed, and
it is not impossible that the entire track from Omaha
to Sacramento, will be finished in 1869 instead of
1870. The Union Pacific Railroad Company receive:
Ia GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right of way and
all necessary timber and other materials found
along the line of its operations.
IA GOVERNMENT GRANT of 1880 acres of land
to the mile, taken in alternate sections on each
side OF its road. This is an absolute donation,
and will be source of large revenue in the
future.
lila GOVERNMENT GRANT of United States Thirty
year Bonds amounting to from $4,000 TO 49,
600 per mile, according to the difficulties to he
surmOunted on the various sections to be built.
The Government takes a second mortgage as
security, and it is expected that not only the
interest, but the principal amount may be
paid in services rendered by the Company IN
transporting troops, mails, &c.
IVA GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right to issue its
own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to aid in build
ing the road, to the same amount as the T. S.
Bonds. issued for the same purpose, and no
more. THE GOVERNMENT PERMITS the Trus-
tees for the First Mortgage Bondbolders to de-
liver the Bonds to the Company only as the
road is completed, and after it has been exam
ined by United States Commissioners and pro-
Douuced to bein all respects frst-cass Rail-
road.
VA CAPITAL Stock SUBSCRIPTION from the
stockholders, of which ordr Eight Million Dol
lars have been paid in upon the work already
done, and which will beincreased as the wants
of the Company require.
VI.-NET CASH EARNINGS on its way business, that
already amount to MORE THAN TIE INTEREST
ON the First Mortgage Bonds These earnings
are no indication of the vast threugh traffic
that must follow the opening of the line to the
Pacific, hut they certainly prove that FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS upon such a property, cost
ing nearly three times their amount. are Sc
cure beyond any contingency.
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years, are for
81 600 each and have coupons attached. They bear
annual interest payable on the first days of January
and july at the Companys olncc in the CITY Of New
York at the rate of per cent in gold. The principal
is payable in gold at maturity. The price IS l02 and
at the present rate Of gold they pay liberal income
on their cost. The Company believe that at the
present price these bonds are the cheapest security
in the market and reserve the hight to advance The
price at any time. Subscriptions VIII be received in
New-York at the Companys Office, No. 20 Nassau-st,
and by
JOIN J. Cisco 81 son,
Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st,
and by leading bankers generally Throughout the
United States.
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SHIPPING LNTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OP NETWORK. .
CLEARED


Observation-Disclosures Fish NevBeoi Guiding star Hoyy As
pnval; Isaac Bell Bourne Norfolk City Of Antwerp Br hhous
Orleans Louisiana (Br Forbes; LyePoo Byay.e bske1
bull Charleston Thames Pennington Saanuah T. Knight DelV
GeOrgeoUn Empire Price Alexandra Ahoara Lmeeura FsI, .
Boston.
~ b. Augusta H. o. auten Bremen B. ASmar Sasye M
burne Cyaose tBr Blowers ST. John n b. MnHehaba BF Nc
aa 5 Pg g A,R"g,lIs . m,'G1 SSTg5
syiney W; Masea aL) Marese. Cork Reindeer WelDg-
'oP B BsLoi' chase s MeDoSs Ssa MI. Bs whittier Bar,
S4os: SsnSs o co. SI11 osSo
(Br Brooks Port Medvay Osprey Orb Taylor cienesOs Magic
ScEoouersB Richardson Thompson Boston Edwards Paddock,
a Nassau p Leocadia Porter Siem Morning star BL Cor
Hamilton; Irvine, Dggns, Wilmington n G. Medior Spencer
ioa Abbott Lawrence J,saa R,acpoH Gees d. AS%
so aII IFso" p cue whence g. Msa@ sa's
soops-W smith Faucot Bridgeport Jane Asn New Haven.
ARRIVED.
Steamship city Of Psr LyePG June 10 b % sPs ps ass ,,,
Steamship Union Bremen. June 4, mdse and pass
Steamship asI Me%ae Rio JaaerS Nav a. mdse aud pass
Steamship Fairbanks wilmington n c. IS hours ndss and
Steamship Steamship. Flag Fsraa"iua Fla Z boaIs md.s pass
Steamship noSsns Gs S ar' June %S is
steamship Francoaia Portland, Ne, lndse aud pass
steamship Gslstca Nye PiovGsnes mise.
Slip Humboldt a. c. Peyn Hamburg DAYS masc and 1s4
S S ssaS As s' ssa ra aSssS' March fs
Bark Fideho (N @ D. Schgldt wampoa, Feb Is, mdse.
Bark Corlela. Wells, CaTtenas, 10 days molasseS
ss ss P1P9s%' h Efgea Hss9T, !, fsy aud
SAILED.
Steamships CITY Of Antwerp for Lrerpoo Colombia
Glasgow Guiding Aspinwa: Benve Havana; Herman Thames
aud livingston George wrs and Gen Grant E New
Orleans Alabama Feaniua; Manhattan. Charleston Isaac be
Norfolk &c g. Knight Georgetown d. u EhPHe AehAluiA
Mary SANFORD, Wilmington; Pelican, San Francisco =,
ARRIVED Sunday June 81.
Steamship Gen Meade sampson. NeNerleaa June H ade aud
pass.
Ship Princeton Wamack Liverpool, g days, mdse
sCuOONEAs-RVkR AID SoAslMl,ha
Matilda Brooks, Wilmington, NC. RaiBbow, Virginia
Irinoiue, Virginia Samuel Sm.th' AeAsndhA
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p1SSENnKpS lhRLHEn-

FROM LONDON 2O-In steamship Atlantis Dolby, Atlnr
Usher Steward Dr. r. Rogers Ms III. Rogers Master G.
Rogers Robertson Miss Jessie Robertson NJ ani Ms Bust ali
children, aud % in the sectn cabin
FROM RIO JANElRO, &c June lj-in steamship MenacMm.
Hughes Allen Ford. Sir Allen Muir Mckee JOHN C. Jed
daughters Geralio Gives I'm frreL From Pas-Nr
Leeds Donald Mcintosh Allen Genterung. HihaF hg- G.
Bnge Serre Bsdack Vim. Hughes. Wa. Gen Thomas
Shine Wilson, Charles HILL John PRICE, James Reg ~ Joes
Leatherbarow TlOS Ferguson Geo fOrslaW, @ Gray jar
Willis Patrick Foley, Stephea Nd. ~ White Chas laaut a ~
Price Webb VIM M0uray Samuel Eas. From st. Ih0mas-
states Minister Yeuezlea George Family. John Co.y, Da
McGee Morris. Augustus Ayma WIFE daughter ar too
wants; Mason McCuicleou Th0 Hutcr>l Ramon PED
James ughes Lewis Ram. Mrs Rivers Fo dalg
two infants. nephew and servant
FROM LIVERPOOL June 20-In steamship Cts Of Paris-Dr
Moore Mons Wenkhem aud child Mss B5as iuhospnskv W
Merger. Ash, H. Hunt the Rev. T. Gross. W Wright H.
Mutt j. L. Feai. G. WO. Ms s. Grove. M Briggs, NJ willard,
J. Young Mr. Moves: Mr. Williams lady and infant; Miss Nancy,
A. Collie Collie Mr Dudgeon and SOD Mr GU et Hiss Gilbert,
Asrous Mr. Doping T. OGenn, Mr. Hawkins g. Aen Master
Lver and Robert Lnhurner Rufus Lmcbuer MI nsmp,0n
lady Mr. Lowher Mrs shaw and infant Mr. Bird NJ Bn.son g.
Whitehead Durke Hawiey. M Do4I1rdg Mr. Young. j..
Walker lady Mr. Weday. Mr. NcIsan, NJ Gale Air
McQuai Mr. Greeuhagh and lady Mrs Wool NJ curtis r BY ne
Mr. Schwoele. Mr.. Deaniston.
Fischer Theodore Magiaene jacob Emma Lester Fnerke
auhach Fckel Moses Never g. Knoba1ch L. Fei,ter
Wendell Mrs NJ Bunug and child Amanda kcrkph Joseph A-
manu. HocS Sachs Simon Coin and VIE j. NnerI,
Bmanm Wahdea g. Ludeng Gesine Dksen g. Meyer Marie
del Roth. Charles Caenhal Louise NaeAenhuh, Siurel-
burg uthemeyer Emil Wasmaun Jacob IaGlenheLe O.
Roeubeger Hochsen HeHrette Bumeen Helene MeuIe
haen and wife VIM Knight John Sehurhn James BToNn Ruler
ice t'larlas l.n
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Missouri ReDublifrn OF "Wednesday Rays

The Missouri Republican OF Wednesday says:
We ean That the South G Branch ofthe Pacific Railroad veste
Paec Railroad COMPANY incorporated by the General Assembly last Win
teof which fIsues HAYS Of Boston President and Gen Clinton
fs OF ~ LOUIS IS President These gentlemen and othsasso
Gated with them who have subscribed largely building Of this road
realize IL importance aud value prospective the
probable leading ne 20 the Pacific
bot the still graudcr work the
t M parallel and thence tie Pacific The people Of South
vii have the road heg have they nod the people
Of Missouri vii reap the largest benefits from IT,
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad doing
an almost undTecedcntcd business IN frcighs. An
age OF so uns per day. 80 calOads the river at
Quincy daily for Western transportation An average Of
30 carloads IN all arrive there daily that road
large portion Of this freight goes TO LeayenwOrth and
Kansas.
At q meeting Of the President and Directors of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Company, the following were
unanimously adopted:
Wrsa sgpeo Presidents report Of the Affairs Of this
COmpsny that It's present net earnings such
Directors fed justified 10 Stating that dividend Of per cent
per q The earnings Of tie Company be pad the
Relsed Tai quarterly dividend Of two per cent free OF Govern
81 July
transfer the Let Of july and be opened the 18th Juy
telegram san Francisco published Saturday,
announced that the Central Pacific Railroad s In
operation from Sacramento 10 Reno Station, Xir
nia City, distance Of 100 miles ana that by the end Of
the present month the will be running regularly 10
the Big Bend Of the TTuckce River, In Nevada 81 miles
further The Union Pacific Railroad, which is 10 connect
with the Central Pacific Is also completed TO the Medicine
Bow River, IN Wyoming Territory, 645 miles west Of
Omaha leaving less than 900 miles Of track 70 be laid TO
perfect communication between Hew-fOrk aud san
francisco by railroad
The product Of the Lake Superior Mining region TO
May 90 1863 has been $3.50 iron and SOB tuns
pig ir0n-tOtal, Al, 1853 tuns
The shipneDts VI iron ore from EeeaDaba on the Sth
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,oeo ,,sa 520s 1865, 1lli; CAS-, III new 65s ana
To- ,roro in demand selling at 1l49 lO-4Os were
strong at 1864; 1905 in demand at no. AT the close
.borc was slight recession in prices, but the market
slosod firm at quotations. State Bonds were higher
now Tennessee Is, sold at 49, and were IN demand
af,er the call at &C Virginia Is, ex coupon 90 ne"
. -, North Carolina l6s, ex coupon, 70 Georgia
g. 90 Missouri IS ga Railway Bonds were
firm with small offerings Pacific Mail was
Jnu at 97s. Express shares continue negeo'eu.
The railway market presented the usual SATURDAY
dizziness. New York Central and Erie were hactiNe'
Reading Michigan Southern Cleveland ana i''S
bnrgh. and Rock Island, were strong ana "cti'e, d"
improved prices the prospects OF th9 c'Sn wv
bends TO be paid within the next few weeks NoIth
Western shares and Fort Wayne were firm The
street was deserted at an early hour AT the close
the market was strong on Pacific Mall Reading,
Michigan Southern, and Northwestern shares ana
firm ON the general market. Government bonds
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nnMESrIc MARKErs

CHcaeo June 2OFur Minnesota Spring Extras advanced 20
sales Of no al 81 ad 3d. 81 g. cash ~ 93 seller mouth
f active; es ia6c quiet 6at fmer No ffesh re-
cepis 81 81 IN store Barley nominal Provisions dglltss
io1ed lic Beef Hams s5 dull aud dooP1g small bur
ness Live Hogs light heavy, ~ goa 80 90 Lake
FgtsCom Bqflo 4GS'c Reeeipis 'ayJso bis F T
Hog. Shipments bills Flour 1910 bush Wheat 10000 bush
osarGo june 20 our unchanged; sales lb at 70 for 70
Sprrg u sOa y Is m Amber Winter, az 50 for Nn's @S 90
fair White Canada at % s. ard Is tu' d. IN 10, '9id on p, gs
and nominal Corn Mt'i y. per cgL al''. 4, my ls
GTe I 5a M - Lumber caa E,por~li7 lbs Flour 49,
ISrisyIs Jale o-To6aeco-se Of 81 lids Lug' 70 M'dqa
IeaG eoq$i625 Iea-sapesae - S9q s2 Wssai 5 -
- '5 Mess Fork ga 25a go lai l'i. ~ us aI Is
isic ~ Ies: & sboi'er 2ci Clear sides IDLE
ST. LOUIS June 2reseo aGer but uPasgs coioq @ol
dom. FAN - I5Q ~ 2L Com dn ilr Mixed anl ltl2 va
Provision, qairt unchanged Mcs ror. p g. ba,on-R'a
gist c K.f icqs i9ai,. Ce 80 Is ~ Te,', and
isf R.cSrFoa ioo 5G. T4at $50 BUSH corn, 5000
5lfo june 20 Flour uneaurelut drL wheat inactive boy
h,la. oils prices romina Com lomiu9. ~ PC n' G
ell.s ,i,i1jc on Cora 10 Nes.York Recirt,-Nteaf
800 eai i S9 S oo bush 1, Ga @ 6 ,a os t8
,scpyari J1e 4oIoa lu and ulch4ageL Wheat du' 'ti
Of SD R7e ann 10 ~ Coitonl hsl. and tir of'rt rr
t SIIi,r ir roai tn7i: .s. Of 5000 Battle loose b.
packed Bacon da at 5e3c 'r s-.ier. M 4-e ,f Gear Is
as. Tobacco a l.l demand Las io5asio %, Leaf 81 a'd
Sr@om5lv. jue 2ocoaa in noi.ra'e demand. M@.as
NsFlok slt t'eaaass e,s, gp, Gol S Is 'r En-
N ,, 81 S2s' st. e5p u az 49, 81 % o't, l.a, st
Hag quiet and mich rs,L PORK dl a rZy-3 b1rg gti
,tvs.fsy JuSe o-e,tts II C.5s fr e week 80 bale;
exports fore 5j baes eoi'aise ' tatsi ti's t'' ''''i
Tor1po june 2sFloar qust Wheat e'lr n'e.-A@te Nel
F .Jai. g. on Com &, Baaso 0,aego Reeepi'-Ie0
= I 3.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

[Tbe Stock Exchange, London, was closed --,
FRANRPORT June HUuted states fVelWeuV bOuas eose " "
dTIl for the Of 1862
LyERPooL June COOnThe market cose tnner and prices
have advanced fraction following the closing prices; Mid
ding pands I'D Mdng Orleans Hid The sales Of tue day have
been 1900 bales -..-
BreadsTle market generally quiet Corn "a per quarter
Western. California Wheat has declined = 5 Per
GENITAL, No. Red Western l24 Peas - g 5oi d. Flour 81
Dbl for Western Cana. 80, 49,
Prime Beef per 30i 10 M Extra Prime Ness au
o. per cSt Cheese, So cwt for the best grades american H'
Bacon a. o per for Cumberland Cut 100 rr All
PrOdaoe-Rosn 63 per for Common NlnirRon l"@ 10Y 80
ner cW Tueune 28 per Refined Petroleum nl NJ ~ per
gal Spirits Petroleum has advanced 81 per gal sugar has ne
3 quoted % cHt Tor NO IL Duleh 1tau
ANTWERP 20-PeoeHm a. iaucs boil for STANDARD Nhe
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Corporation i1utius.
NORPORATION NOTICE.-Pnblic Notice

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public Notice is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant occupants o. M
the following Assessments been completed and areoigd IL the
the Board Of Assessors Cor examination by all persons inter-
it, For Regulating Grading Curb Gutter and FhgHg iah street
3D. For FIasgas Ssh stree, from Broadway to q. avenue
95 f For p Bs S sewer Ih street So
5 For Baiag Sever s;, street sTen q s@G be-
yDgon aud Norfolk street. between Stanton ana
7R For LAYING Cro.swak from the E. n W. Of
gb For arna rsaait In Greenwich street opposite No 222
9Th For Laying CrOvak from No 36 Greenwich street to 'he oppo
ioR Fer LAYING crossk from the n W to the
s. W corner Of IscDougal street
and "a, FSr , 70 No. is ws lGg place
26 For Laying Crorak from the " to the N W. corner Of
i5iS Fer Lsas cToSak from No I69 Beadr
18th For Laying Cossva West h opposite Ward School
18th FOR Laying north side Of stanton and Orchard
I7 For Paving Washington place Broadway uri'er'iy
The ai sb BY Assessment include ID % several Houses
and Lot Of Ground ac,n lots ee ADD Te 81 i' ID
5osI h s S lem streets and avenues
81 Both sides Of sab street FROM Broslly to sh a'enge ,
side from Alb 20 point 40 fl wss;ery there
ib sides Of 2h from 5th to 9Th avenues s'o both
sides Of New avenue ftom 1924 to l2ih streets
Both sides Of slst from n 70 81 avenues -
eta Both Of Eise sheriff aqi GoeEca re ron B,oeTe
streets also both SIDES Of Norfolk street. from Houston to stan
@ Gresnsiet street from W., T,9a 70 g1' o5 s1t
halt block aud Of GTeeug Ch s.et
8th Both sides Of Greenwich street 10 point laf y distant rom
c south size ~ Barclay street rom
Greeaeb point hat block Of Greeaal
street.
Greenwich street from Duane % ale
10th westerly side Of laciolg Che extent II a lie block
and n Of Houston street; both sides ~ ioustou street %
the extent ofhllLtle block wet Of Msoiougal street.
Both ofWayeey place from 6hArue 10 Grove street,
sides Gay the Of bali tie hlck uorl u
Waverey place. . -.
18TH e uorher street " ha Nick
ofOrchar stree also both SIDES Of Oad stet 90 ne
extent IT the block north II Grand
sides Of Broadway frou Z1h 90 23ih streets
lith. Both sides Of 25tl from 3h 20 0th
18th. Both 18th street fOm 6h to 1th
10th northerg side Of Stanton TO te extent ~ Bay Tho
block Orchard street also, both ss ol oc tect
4 he haftbe block n0rtheriv fom q and rc-
l7th Both sides Of Washington place from BrJsItayfo tHfoV
place BALI the block the teculZ streets
All persons affected by The ahcuamc Ascs
who opposed The either 81 fhrn. Wftd
present oeciors jacob Oakly, q DE
their o- No. - Cambcs street basement NV
shirt taes from the date OF this Lutrc.
JACOB T. OAKLEY }
JOHN D. OriINlLL. Board 81 Assessor-
ISAAC %. HuNT.
one Board Of 1Vss0s Ncr C0H H0pse, JUae Rth, laf
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N. quiet su, ps. without decided change

Oher Seeds are dull We qnOtei
Clover.."........ sfalie Canary Sg SO
Tmohy..........92 5d 81 50 Iienp........... goo
Rough Psr..... Goa 65 Calcutta Inseed gold 25d 80
srBARIE in moderate demand and sieA At 'c Tor Long %
and 8Oc for Short DO ,,
TALLOW-The demand moderate and the market seady saes Of
10000 ID al l2dl2is.
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PFCFTpTS OF pRODUCE

JrNE 90 IO6 bb Flour 40 bb Neal 81 7 bush Wheat
1913 bush Corn bush Oats 48 bush Re 6l5 bush Malt
pkgs Ashes bb. Pork rs pkg Cat Meats 81 pigs Lard oio
bbls Petroleum.
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inst were 1870 tuns The aggregate shipments for May
we're 81, GA :uns-all from one dock
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LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday jane 20 40 cattle 20 hogs
sheep calves Total cars Of stock M We
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Sort 0larNrn's yOtit,.

NEw.YoRX,
PoRr.wARDEss oFFIcE, No % Wtiamst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
Section Of the April H. 1884, entitled Al Actto
Reorgaue the Waren OGe Of the Port Of New YORK. all peoas
H. charge OF the subject Of inquiry
survey, that tie following under
uon bV the aud that the
within days succeeding this notice board
vessels;
steamship City Of Washington. r.
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ship Electric T.
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MINTHoRNE TOMPklkS, PrssSest
j. Ayes HERMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-22
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