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mSRATCHEL0R's HAIR DYE.-This
Nsplendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world; !;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless reiii,1
able, instantaneous; no disappointment; no
ridiculous tints remedies the Ill effects OF bad
dyes inyigorates and leaves the hair soft and q
beautiful; black or broom. Sold by alldruggtsts
and perfumers. and properly applied at Batch
elor's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond street, New
York. s,ses s-W >r-l- rfsr.. ~, ia 14-eod p
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LAST OF THE sloO,OOO.-At the hour for
closing the Office of the State Treasurer
on yesterday there were only two dollars
left in the Treasury of the 100000 appro-
priated to pay the expenses of the Uncon-
stitutional Convention. = go
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CIRCUIT Court OF RICHMoND-JUDGE
JOHN A. MEREDITH PREsIDING.-The jury
in the case of Gimmi Us. Cullen failing to
agree were discharged. Some civil busi-
ness of no general interest was disposed OF.
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i RUN Over. Master w. S. Preston, son
of Mr.. John r. Preston, was run over by
q wagon on Monday On Church Hill. He
was painfully but itis hoped notyery seri-
ously hurt. He.Was doing well yesterday
evening. EIIrEItll - n-ffEIsg !,
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COUNTY Court OF HENR1co,-Y Yesterday
the case of - Turner (white), charged
with stealing horse from DR.. Turner, was
called, and the evidence heard. The case
was given to the jury, who, failing to
agree, were ,quartered at the Exchange
Hotel for the night. :. .5.4 - e 81 ~. y.s
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GTYaMAaIsTRATEs.- Yesterday Messvs.
|H. u. CASTOR, Edmund Winnie, Ell. Gre
CORY, and William Cammack, were ap-
pointed magistrates. Messrs. Winnie, Gam
mack; and CASTOR, have accepted the Of
f,ce!- o. se.tEEisco tfsFy aJ fEEsaE 7efa se-kr
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= PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY. SCHOOL UNION.
The monthly meeting of this Union was
held on Monday night at the Third Presby-
terian church. After the usual exercises
of singing and prayer, the following re
ports were submitted: af 49,
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/ Ten YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR RAPE
The jury in the case Of Burk jackson lne-
gro), charged with committing 9 rape upon
the person Of Mary F. Price. fnegro), on.
the Sd Of November last (triedi before the
Henrico County Gourtl, brought ina YER
dict of, guilty, and sentenced the accused,
to ten years. imprisonment in the peniten-
tiarY. - .l,se y .s.lLG
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y L1sr OF UsxAiL lssIE LErrEss Rrxx1iasi.
NC IN THE R1cHx0NsD Posi-. .oFYlcl sN1fcht
l0s Mrs. John ID Bacon, Rehm6ndy ya,
.nostamp sboxsf8lsno starnps tRobsrtgPp
lard, Csdiss Harrison, county Ohio, no,
stamp; Isaacs Banks, GoochIsnd county.
Va, no stamp; J. B. Jones, Surry Coutt-" "
house, Va, revenue stamp; tAts. SyE.
Diges, aPenola,S Va.3 revenues stsnpjs lr.ss
Riordon, Baltimore, Md sreyenua atsmpss
Ars. Aopecan, Baltimore, ", Nd, revenue
stamp. -. !.
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TOHN DOOLEY, . ss..s.. $
5eJs.r I2ll EAGLE SauARB, MAIN sTRRsT,
49,. RICHMOND, Virginia,
is now in receipt of the new style CAPS ~
which haye been SO much, called for EsS
Also, anew arrival Of the very finest
SOFT FELT HATS Black and Drab) ana
Y ,Is 81; SILK DRESS HATS,
LADIES and MISSES EuRS, COLLAhs,
CIRCULARS, CAPES, YICTORlNEsSs
BUFFALO and dOARRIAGE ROBES, FOOT
"a. MUFFS, &o,, 60. "a
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CHEAP Thirty cords OF pine wood
will arrive by the Central train. this, after
noon. Tickets can be had at Or. Parksg,s
ofice any time to-day. Price, four dollars per
cord d Esi .s.sss q - assfiI III f.. ssls1
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The REGULAR MEETING of the Board Of
Directors Of the Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce will be held at their room, att s
O'Clock this evening. 1853 se'f stst'ssss
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MONROE .WARD.--The Chiefs OF Eiftjes,
Ewill meet at 2l2, Broad street this evening,
|st s O'Clock, in the hall Of the Evening
Star Saloon ALI ere urged TO Attend si5a
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|. CoHsERYlT7rE MEETING aTosNmHrx--s
There viii; be q Conservative meeting o., !,
Monticello Hall tonight. Colonel Evans,
R. +. Daniel, ESD, and other disting gnlshed
Conservatives, will deliver addfSsSes.9
Rally, Conservatives. ses zd; f1ess,ao es
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Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the old firm, we hope, by
strict attention to business, and always keep
ing on hand a general assortment Of goods,
which will be sold at the lowest prices, to
keep the reputation which we have gained for
selling cheap, and thereby merit a continuance
of the same. Respectfully, aGJEkl
ENGEL s. SON.
NJ M ENaEL. aatE tE.
!. M. ESGEL. 49, \ ~ NH b-eod2W
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r1ess sfemAin0ase gHkfk tn ~ - =
Joyous sesnpss ~ sissss 81 n II IL 80 Z
MsDiq1I M c1IEss as 81; 81 Yfiurziz 81 So 81 g
MEk ScH0cL W. w61sd SS6f Sttsp55iol
the ana0szncemelt of sh9S Sausnses f36ss
Eof sthesN Medical Collage ~ Ylf1tnie 1hish 6
appears. in another part az thfs ,naof1jne,s sva
paper. 10 enable the student "a pnrSaa :
bis studieS coutsnn0usly. tie tscuisy ii3yS
/ abfshedst sthis course ii eoRnxctioS Nifaio
thefegularsx sxintef ssuini, ssadg seiscte6si
seven sail -knnyu and acponplisted. .utdi.a,
cal gentlemen. a. lecturers on. the fnbiecfs q
Fof the several chAirs.s They deIiyers lsss. b.,
|tnres on their fespectiv6 6fsnShe arr Si
aim To make their course notl 0sSIy re1arsz
spitulary, but also endeASor toe enihfsan Il
.pointa essentisllg nscessexy 5osstde skilfnl
sphysician. brt which can cnIy he cursorilY !,
referred To in the liia ted dcEErfcIlam OF our
American eyste,n cf msdicil education. "
BY daily exsnisHxaio athS sstd d6nt enjoys .
the advantages ce ethaIpRaxate tgee6pk0f = -
well 50 the mere didsctic otpetrVctiGp of
the; ;p-plic lectures, and - enabled t0sfe..s,
wise thu information acUlired u tho Wfpter !.
sessions, and impress II '6n his mind by the .
aid 6f ftsaehefSW Wh0e e&clf Hnia6G hlshk1n6h'a
the sab biactl0f ahia spad sxtfsntions3 Weif
csnnat Doc highly cppamend - the atssn. !.
tion Of the profession, spd thpsa pursuing /
their PROFESSIONAL stndfes, this Important
addition 70 the former systen df mcdtelfa
instruction. The faculty afes itAuSt StSn666lsz
yoring t0fnrnish instheirl inititafscnaIl2he,t
.rnesnsof procuring a complste medioela
sdqcations which could only bs obtained,
In the largely endowed European colleges J
,Whiles BY the hberaf terms, thsy add buts
sligMlyto tie expenses 20 the studsHt, 81
hesis entitled toEetedi In the kintss ses-e
sion Of half tfp fees paid for this course,
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4itInltoad. lsuafrIl,

WEDNEsDAY j. MARCH II, 1868.
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ROBERT, H.. NAURY. r.. III ~ JAMES =. hAsuiH1l' Asuil
sssI 4. ES3G ROBERT +. BROOKE. ~ ilst:sGl.sa
RE H. III. MAURY6 6 Co., - .f'.a ..sR5
--e.t 800 (RsTABIIsHED IN 1882 q, - -
80 ,ss,sss BANKERS 3AND.BROKERS, sif
ts5sa sta,A af No. lola Main street, II 1tsgn 2:
y first house below the post-ofice,
~, ~ RIoHMoND, Va.
RIINGExCHANGE, GOLD ANDSIL-
YER, BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY,
and RAILROADBONDS and y.
STOCKS, &C., -
Fought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLEC-
TIoNs MADE on all accessible points in the
United States: Il aG 1eI
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The security offered to depositorsi is undoubt-
ed, and the institution should commend itsei1
TO all classes. ~ s.Ls - =. aas.
The attention of all in city and country Is
called TO this institution. Here they will find
security, convenience, and profit. 1Snms as
small as one dollar may be deposited, and six
per cent. interest received on same.
Office hours from A. M. to p. NJ; on Sa-
turday from A. III. to 8 p. NJ, and from to
6P. NJ. ie l3-daswts
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HARRISON. GoDDTN 4 aAPPERseN win.
sell at half past O'Clock Square No. In
3 the plan OF Racou'a 81 Quastsr Branch
Tavern property, m rear Of st. Francis de,
Sales. .-stars i.ss 8 -. -
THOMAS ID. NEAL win sell at 10 O'clock,
In the house corner Of Broad and Twen..
tieth streets, q portion Of the furniture,
s &C., belonging to the family. sasf g
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

PUacHxsEss OF RIAL ESTATE SOLD BxTwHEs
THE PIRsT Day or JANUARY AID THE FIKsT DAx
OF JuLr PAY rHE TaxEs rHEKKoa YoR; TEE ouH-
gHgT YRAR. 4 !. IS. g X ~ !, <
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s1 At nearly IL o'clock the fbugle sounded
for the trial for the prizes. A commltsees
consisting of Marshal Duncan, MAJOR Hud-
son. and Messrs. Conrad Sauer, Moses
Milihiser. and John Grame, Jr., were seat
ed in the centre Of the floor, and around
them marched the competing nsskers.
They then retired, and soon returned TO
the CAV crowd, hushed for the while to
extreme silence, to announce the victors.
Marshal Duncan announced Chat the COM
imittee had decided that the prize for the
most original female mask should be
awarded to one Of the Spanish Singing
Girls; and as it could not be otherwise
arrived at, the two Miss Clara Myers and
Miss Bertha Smith-must draw lots for It.
This was done, and Miss Clara Myers, the
successful ONE, was presented with hsnd-
some opera cloak. The first prize for the
most original male mask was awarded 70
Mr. Marx Mitteldorfer, who Tepresenaed
Secretary Stanton; and the second 20 Mr.
Noses Schriyer, the Impeachment Negro.
The dancing was resumed and Kept up
until 1915 O'clock, when supper was an
nounced, and the company repaired TO the
paylors, which had been prepared Tor the
l,snpper-room. y J, 800 81 I
was gotten up by Messrs. Millxard Bro
Tiers. the gentlemanly peoprietors Of the
Spotswood, and was ALI that could be do
sired. The tables were spread with de
lightfnl variety of sabstantials and dalics
cies arrayed most temptirgly and viii
great taste. The scene here beggarea de
| The End.
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tELg1I .zg. IG- Its Es1lt - 49, d :, p
Boots, Shoes. Hats, do.

DEMOVAL.-I have removed to No. 10
III Fourteenth street, between Main ala
Gary, where I intend to continue the ShoE
AND LEATHER BUSINESS st wholesale
only. Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, respectfully ask q con-
tinuance Of the favors Of the trade. Pr1ces as
low as any other dealer. SNOW
q M,,nnpp Sa,oemon NH
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ID ENJOY YAL.-ROBERT BRIGGS,
III BOOT. and SHOE MANUFACr m6aa'
TURER, has removed from Twelfth HwN
to No. II Thirteenth street, next door 70
William Wallace Sons. LADIES and
BOOTS and SHOES madf
to order in his usual neat and durable style
at short notice, and at prices as low as first
8 $500 - - ROBERT BRIGGS,
4 fe27-sm 1, No. IL Thirteenth street. !
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IiV8E9ls
!, ~ s5ssssz tss ssifR asAlt y sgsaeE
= ssf.5 ~. \ II q 4a,ssIsas
Es~etT RITZ
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STATE SUNDAY sCHOOI
q d 'es{s CONyENTloN.a Y & ]
LARGE EuhBER OF FDElso17Es IPaEsENr.

ADDRESS 81 Rev. Dr. r. HuEh BaEby. :.
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.g-UNrON BANK OF RnCHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,) Il ) d
OFFICE AT TTHENATIONA EXCHANGE
RANK tasis -a I

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900. =
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER
CENT. ON DEPOSITS.
DAVENPORT, JR, President
JAMES MILLER, Cashier. af>1 Tsfis
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Supper ever, The hallssoopa vas esasr
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.HsIaLgff Is
- tiss sssss ilss AsE-sa Ia 8
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IoNrEx pLosIy.EI ,,s1 OF, : I

~ stisesss ~ sssss z3
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

IOwenthal agt Morris BrownsOhn motion 20 discharge
the Order of arrest denied bail reduced 800 costs
Mahon ag Powers let the defendant be discharged from
custody &c. Barnes ct al, agt VIM II. Ames motion
denied, with $40 costs.
A dispute has arisen between the Court of
Common Pleas and City Judge Russell the power OF
the former in the OF Martin ag White and others
The suit arises between the plaintiff the lessee ana the
defendants claiming to he the owners as 70 their respec
tive rights in the Southern, formerly Laarge Hotel, III
Broadway, near Beeckerst The defendants applied 10
the City Judge, N summary proceedings, TO eJect the
plaintiff The summons was granted by Judge Russell
but on It's return day the plaintiff iDerposed an Tjunc-
ton, granted by Judge Brady, staying Judge RusseIs
proceedings mt the further order OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. The City Judge dsregarded this order and
proceeded 10 take testimony IN the matter before hlui
Yesterday Judge DAILY granted order TO snow cause
reurnable Monday, why perpetual Juncuen shonId
not issue against The defendant aud IN the meantime Tor
bidding the City Judge, and the defendants TO interfere
with nainlln's POSSESSION.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

The reports fatal disease cattle at the West .nd ITS actual
existence among vhch through unyoab Affect
tbs market those ieang the disease srIous TO g nd 81 er
stoc hence large receipts o last week and anticipated heavy
Tor some railroads refuse 20 bring them
or the forbid their they srear have done IN some
and mostly
$50 head making about $3.50 oday The market Is ve onl
made at lover prices Several los are SUI ua'd
S. Of the e se cattle already here and 10 feared
uay one lot krd the road badly they sHced
S, incud. cattle 1r Lyon Co. eNt al lJdo.c 9i r
D5Vusg common little Indiana steers bi eWt u 5e o hoan LOT
Preese. cwt. good hr cattle lytalsic 10
ic 2 for poor Illinois steers ewL uusound sold 81 ICE
az r Cosr DeIa illinois steers cNt, al S55 eaehi l58 Tex
ans E Alexander 81 cNt at lOc With lJ Illinois steers est
M AT l4Qe dreaded disease dstfust butchers
Who hesitate Q buy anything ahead. - - -,
shesp peuy-i about 500 head to-day They sell
l AZ former pes dealers anticipate better demand
for sheep coHlequcnce OF the tape cattle sales 20
car sheep 81 head 7si b ec a ~ ONO stc
with price, and 30 10, btdo!c also car STATE
small lot 81 10, Bic; car State. % D Se 81 bead
IS n. o. ~ ,o,.
Hogs working up With continued light arnyai only o ears cane
In olay They are Oidlli, with car Illinois gJ 10 al ltc
cars prime 98 No. ic and cars Missouri rough liz 10, lite
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
FRIDAY, Aug. Up. N.


Gold opened weak selling at 1885, 1915, 1881 l47I,
1854, closing at 147s. The decline was caused by
sales to realize by small holders and by the vigorous
hammering of the bears and the room was the scene
of intense excitement. The clique who hold the
bulk Of the gold are not sellers and there is great
danger in being short they control nearly all the
gold in the street. The Treasury holds altogether
nearly sixty millions Of coin exclusive OF gold notes
The receipts for customs for the last six
months Of the year are estimated at seventy
millions and will not probably fall much short
Of that figure. Last year exceptionally bad one
for business for the last quarter owing TO the crops
turning out poorly, but the receipts for the last
five months amount 10 seventy millions. The re-
quirements of the Government for interest including
the January payment, will be about sixtyseven mil
lions and will leave the Treasury with about seventy
millions in coin providing he does not sell any. With
TINS showing whatever may be the needs of the com
mercial public the Government will have enough
gold TO pay its maturing interest, and have
six months interest on hand the first Of January
Government bonds opened lower on 5.20s OF 62 and
Us in sympathy with the declinein gold. The new IN
vestment bonds were also weaker. and offered at
concession Of per cent, but were in good request
by investors who consider them cheap, even If they
should be paid of In currency at maturity, which no
one believes will be the case in the Sxtyeights The
bonds will run for five. years at per cent in coin in
any event with gold averagngl4o. The difference be-
tween per cent gold and and currency is Olo per
cent per anDum, which amounts in five years to IL
Der cent. 30 If an investor should pay liz
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT BUFFALO.

The inhabitants of Buffalo residing near the
Hamburgh-st Canal Scott and sppsts, were
startled Tuesday night at about II p. ~, by the
report of pistol from board the canalbOat Charles
Il Davis. On examination. u was fOuud that the shot
had been discharged by MufOrd r. Wetmore, steers
another canalbOat at his wife Mary, and that
the ball had taken effect in the lower part of her jaw
NemOre at arrested, and on examining hin IL
found that he has for some time I'll treated and
neglected ms wife, whO in sheer defonse at last
Obliged TO commence an action for divorce. Pending
issue she had got work board the Charles Davis
Ou Tuesday evening her husband went on board the
boat and after having exhausted enreaty aud renOn-
STRANGE in striving 10 induce her to return
him, drew revolver aud shot
Ler described. He about to fire second time,
but prevented by his wife SISTER who on board
the time In the morning the prisoner taken be-
fore the Justice. charge OF asSdultiug and attempt
iic 10 kill and fully committed Tor trial. The
prisoner has two children by ms wife.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
VERMONT 1,N1vERs1rY COMMENCEMENT.

VERMONT UNIVERSITY COMMLNN NLMlNI.
The Commencement exercises of Vermont
University and state Agricultural College were begun on
Sunday 10y the delivery OF the Baccaaureae sermon by
Prof Aggen, at the White-st Congregational Church,
Burlington He took for his subject The Power of Faith
I'm Determining and Influencing Human Character" The
address was listened by the very large audience with
Crep interest The graduating class numbers ouy hNe
These young entered the University ere tie close OF
tbe war aud at a lime when education Throughout
the county was In languishing condition. sub
Fegueut 10 this tho University received grant
from the State Agricultural College, ana
under the guidance Of Its present President,
who was formerly a Professor in Brown University,
and Editor Of The PT0Utd6Hce Journal Is thriving yigor-
pusy In 1867 the Museum aud College received many
additions and improvements Tic chelnlcal department
I'm the Museum eyinCcs the care ana attention OF us
superntendeuce. on Monday evening the Society
Tor Religious Inquiry was addressed by the Rev.
Dr JOhu Newman, Theological knowledge,
It's History its Relation 20 Other knowledge and Some
DISTRACTIONS to Progress" Tuesday afternoon was
devoted 10 pTOuouucug Of the Phi Beta Kappa Ora
ton the HOi J. w. Patterson, NJ c., Of New Hamp-
shire, who took ms subject Education III Relation
the Republic" Tie speaker advocated national sys-
Of education which should reach al classes since The
INTEL Of the people is essential 20 the safety ana
progress OF the armies and naves are FOR us
defense His advice to those who lament the dehCency
Of mental training not 70 forward 10 higher
studies, but work backward and improve the 6tOck
which they already possess Prof Park was elected Ora
Tor for next year and Prof Diman Of Providence subs
The music for the occasion was furnished by Graz
attended b the Commencement exercises were Senator
Morrill,, Senator Patterson. the Hon j. A. Jameson OF
Chicago the Hon. W gbce, NJ. C. for California, Gov.
lgliug ham, and the Hon. j. A. Page.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08


The total increase Of the debt is slS,2S9,053 49,
which considering that the July interest amounts TO
over 100000, is not large increase. The debt
bearing gold interest has been increased tS9,35O 800
which amount is represented by the conversion of
1905. which have now disappeared from the debt
and appears under the head Of debt matured and
not presented The amount unpaid is sS.4S3,sOO The
whole amount of matured debt not presented now
amounts to 175. The balance hand is stated
as slO6 ga65s in gold, aud sS2 ia, ,l& currency.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were Receipts-For Customs, s5jG,cO0;
for Gold Notes, $4,000; total Receipts $3.50
76s 49, total Payments, sl,Gi4,s9O -; Balance, sg
2G0,G6S 6S.
Freights TO Liverpool by steamer, 1900 bush Corn
at SD, 200 hhds Tobacco at 22s 3D. and 5000 boxes
Cheese at 25s.
According to the official report Published over the
signature of the officers of the Bank, learn by
Atlantic telegraph, the amount of bullion III vault
has increased 100000 francs since the last report
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
road for July were:
1903 slOS,i ,ils .toe,s9i Increase e'''.NSi'
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
CIVIL.

The following decisions have been rendered in
the Supreme Court Chambers, by Judge Barnard: DTeb
ARt Salisbury ct all motion granted. In re- Trustees Of
salisbury Mills Manufacturing Company, &c. motion
Eranted and receiver appointed Hail. Jr, agt, Fraser
tom motion for stay Of proceedings is granted &c.
BY Judge Tappan: Cassidy agt Ingraham ir.,
et al motion denied aud reference ordered 70 hear aud
neteTmne, &c Mileman agt Roost motion denied with
~" eosts and plaintiff has liberty 70 tba motion
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The First Mortgage, 80 years. Seven per cent Con
vortible sinking Fund Bonds of the Rockford. Rock
Island and II. Louis Railroad Company principal
and interest payable In gold con free Of Government
tax. n an INVESTMENT SECURITY. combining safety,
chrapu.ss and profit. are unequalcd by anything
offered IN the market.
For sale nt the Office Of the Company, No. II Wall
ST. al % aud accrued interest IN currency.
II. III. BOODY Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
FAMILY MARKETS.

= -
THIpAY Aug :. 1868
Tie actual existence Of the fatal cattle disease dys hrgh be
for slaughter should scrutiny OF beef offered for sale
Offering 10 about halt what ther cot
a Winter Beef very abundant this week Nation and lamb are
plenty while pork and all hog products advancing
Tie fruit department comparatively bare aBd prices high Some
Southern Bartlett Seke selling S4Df bush
basket Of good Delaware peaches costs s5d & P9ms have appeared
still Flour easier but cheap Ice lower scc
heated Of the strike the
Cheese s Advancing. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE


Aro LII 9O5 bush Wheat bush 25 so bush Oats
29I Rye bash. Barley 29o bush Gs" Seed I.S
Mi. Pour l254l bags Flour. ~ bales Ceilon, tSs
bbl, Corn Meal. 100 bags Corn Meal zoos bbls Pc
troeum ba spirits Tupentiue, 80 hhl Tar S bills Pteh SS
b Ro.iu hb Beef pkgs Meats 1875 pkgs Lard bb
Ashes L2Il pkgs Batter Cheese % bb Lard o - bags
ami bbs DRIED Fruit ie2 bbA Copper t cakes
Copper bbs whky .58 b6 Egg s9 bales Wool SO sse,
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