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Corn and Flour Exchange.

RICHMOND, September 49, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White. 900 bushels. Red. aa6 bushels.
Corn.-Whte, 2ls bushels. Mixed. 724 bushels.
Odts.-Llsi bushels.
Rve.-3l0 bushels
iScreenings.-2 bushels.
SALES,
Wheat dt.--White. s78 bushels very good on private
terms; AZ bushels ut So so; 81 bushels choice for
slightly damn at $40 90 bushels fair at 81. 50
bushels at s2.s5 80 bushels at S2.2s: 40 bush
damaged at 200 bushels inferior at -. Is la
% bushels at 81 o5 10 bushels very bad Mt 81 Soto
tai s5s bushels. Red 81 bushels good 80. 80: 80
bushels tough at % co. 30 bushels common at g. 10
So bushels inferior at s2 IS bushels very inferior
at Sl.5o-total 27o bushels.
Corn.-Whte 10 bashels at $3.50. Mixed, $50
bushels at l.25 100 bushels at Sl2s-total $50 bush
Onts.-2o bushels fair at at eoc. SO bushels good
at slc 1896 bushels very good at e2c.-total, a44
bushels. ..-
Rye bushels good at s1.as; 100 bushels very
good at slso; bushels inferior at $l2S-total 1870
bushels.
Screeninqs.-2 bushels at si.2j.
RE-EyHBITED.
Wheat.=Whlte 255 bushels. Red 300 bushels.
Corn.-Whlte. lls bushels. Mixed, e65 bushels
Odts.-23o bushels.
Rye.-12o bushels.
COMPARISON OF PRICES.
C0rn.-White. Sentember 10. 1857. prime, 81 IL :
Septemher 10 1863. 81. 30.
Whent.-White; september la 1887. prime. $2.4o
September 10. 1868. very good S2.5
O1fs.-S"ptemher ls. 1857. prime. soc. september
10 1Ss2 very good. 500.
Rue.-s"ptemberl 10 1857, prime, sl.15 September
10, 1853, very good 81 80.
FLOrR.
Virginia country Is quoted to-day by the draw
load e barrcls1 Supertine SlO: extra Sll: FAM
lily. S12. Occasionalya greater price may possibly
he obtained for favorite brands. The market Is
very dull and irregular with gradually increas-
Ing stock. Purchases can he made of large lots at
even lower figures than those above quoted.
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The articles published in Friday and Saturday
mornings papers about the Spotswood Hotel pro-
perty being recovered have been greatly exagge-
rated. It is true that one of the bundles was left
there by one OF the laGdresses. but was never
harbored by me. III MARY A. WOOD.
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THANKS to Turner, bookseller, for Godey's
and Frank Leslie for October. II the la
dies wish 10 get the latest fall fashions, go
and give Turner call. He has all Of the
fashion monthlies.
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Rotches on the skin are promptly removed bv
using BESSOS's SALALEM BROTH, and the skin
rendered delightfully."- soft ana pleasant. For sale
by all druggists
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NJ. ELLYsoN s. co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
i,,a
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COMMISSIONER APPoINTED.-William W..
Latimer, of Baltimore, has been appointed
by the Governor commissioner for Virginia
in the State of Maryland.
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RECORD BOOK FOR DEALERS IN LEAF To-
BACCO.-These books, which the dealers In leaf to-
bacco are required by law to keep, may be had at
the DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE at short notice.
Send In your orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-21

ACCIDENTAL negro named Miles Duval
fell from scaffolding on Main street last
Saturday morning, and was very seriously
injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-21

AGRoUND.-The schooner A. Richards,
from Halifax, and drawing only eleven and
a half feet of water, is ashore just below
the island.
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70 VIRGINIA LANDOWNERS.

!. A. R1cHAnpsoS Z. B. NEwBURN,
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN,
II REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCTIONEERA
No. 1918 Main and Eleventh streets
selL buy, lease, and rent Houses and Lands, pub
IicIy and privately, In the city and country make
Investments and Negotiate Loans, and give espe-
cal attention TO the Collection OF Rents.
Refer byfperlnisston, to Messrs. Lancaster d Co.,
Purcell. Ladd Il Co., W. 8. Donnan Il Co., Colonel
j. c. Shields, Claiborne Barksdale, ESQ., Cashe
SON. Wises & FitzhIlgh, Peachy r. Grattan, Esq,
DIR. James Bolton. DR.. w. w. Parker, Peyton q
Cary, Alexander r. Holiday, ESQ.,, Tsliaferro
Co., L. W. Rose ESQ. jyosn
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AltImond 1ispatttr.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCHn
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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CLOTHING.
JOHN G. sHAFER & CO.,
q MERCHANT TAILORs

No lco2 MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TENTH.
A' Richmond, Va,
have received their FALL and WINTER SUPPLY
OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, yESTINGS, and
oFERCOATINGS, of the different kinds and
styles OF European manufacture, suitable for over
coats, business suits, and dress purposes. The
manufacturers OF these goods are celebrated, and
nave been well known for years past to the best
liar styles and best qualities of goods. All OF which
We will make up to order In the most approved
able makers, both In Europe and America, at very
reasonable advances.
We respectfully solicit call from our former
customers and the public who may desire to sup
ply themselves for the approaching season
n. B.-We keep constantly on hand End have
made 10 order, SHIRTS and COLLARS of an old
and wel.established manufacturer, shom we
know 10 he reliable for fit style, quality. and
workmanship. Sc 2l-2w
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MONASKIN, LANCASTER COUNTY, VA,
August 10th, ls6s !
MessrS. Herbert g. HdirSton:
Gentlemen,-I purchased two tons Of GOES
PuoSPHATE last fall, and applied 1t In compari-
son with A No. Peruvian glIano, each drilled In
with wheat, at the rate of about one hundred and
fifty pounds per acre, on similar land. The growth
but the yield Of wheat greater and the quality bet
ter where l used the phosphate. l also purchased
two tons last spring to experiment on oats and
corn. The growth of oats was very fine 4; the corn
looks well, and bids fair TO yield heavily. 1 shall
want more to apply TO wheat this fall
Very respectfully, A. l.. CARTER.
I have many more certificates speaking in the
highest terms Of this fertilizer by every one who
has used 1t. -
For sale by CHARLES HOWARD,
corner Cary and Fifteenth streets,
an 3l-l2tM. WIS Richmond Va.
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ToR NORFOLK, PORTS ataW.

TOR NORFOLK PORTS 9aJ
ON THE JAMES RIvER.-The fast and elegant
steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain z. G. en-
FORD, leaves her wharf at Rockets for above
named places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and
FRIDAY NJ 6 so'clock A. NJ, and returns on Tues"
day, Thursday, snd Saturday.
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE and
POINTS NORTH.
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
BURG on arrival Of STEAMER.
Fare to Norfolk, "a. 90.
received up TO 81 P. M. TUESDAYS THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, for NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, BOsTON, BALTLMORE, and
BAY, and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
at reasonable ratee.
Freights for way-landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted TO purser Of steamer must be
enclosed IN q Government stamped envelope.
Apply to l.. =. TATUM. Agent
nh al Office. steamers wharf
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DoWHATAN sTEAMBoATao:

D0WHATAN sTEAMBOATAxEM,
Il CO OMPANY.-STE e A II B Sd Ii
STATE OF MARYLAND AND PETERSBURG.
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE TO
gALTdM9RE, BAL HgsH; rs4MSRx sAyANNAH B1sToM AND
WIZ ssfEAMEks 10 GHia PHADEIrhfI1So
CHARGE FOB WHARFAG 2, DRAYA6E,
Or FORWARDING, AND NO TRAEsHIP.
AND BALTIMORE.-Leaves Baltimore every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY. Nt# ,t t.@21
Freight received every day Except Sunday up to
O'Clock p. n. These steamers have excellent sa-
loon, stateroom, and passenger accommodations
Fare TWO DOLLARS; meals and stateroom
extra. For freight or passage apply to
HARVEYS u WILLIAMS, Agents,
Cor,
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-EOH NEW YUKK--ULD lUU- -A10N
K MNTON sTEAMsHR Co1PA 1890
Nf.-The splendid, pew side-whsel steamshlps
ISAAC BELL, sARATOGA, NIAGARA, ATBE-
M4RLE, and HATTERAS, fsave Now Yo.f for
Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. taH14. Z.
These ships are entirely new: !. they have elegant
saloons and ststerooms; the fare acconmods-
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
with dispatch, and no charge made save Tor ac-
tnal expenses incurred. s.sefU4 --a* = s.& 5
Close connections made with eteamerD FOR al
southern and European ports. .s,.--
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
n. l.: MCCaEApY, President, Isl Greenwich
street, New York. s~.ts-.
WILLIAM Q. DUNBAR q CO., Agents,
mva Main and ktrpola.
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STEAMERS.

OFFICE NORFOLK AND RIcHAoND STEAMER.
NHANGE OF TIME-FALL AND WIN
" TER ARRAN CEMENT. .-On and aftcr
WEDNESDAY, 23d September, 1863 the steamer
ELIZA HANCOX VIE leave her wharf ut Rockets
se1s-lm f;.l,r L. B, TATUM, Agent.
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MIDWAY, AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.,}
aupust 10 1s6S

MIDWAY, AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.,}
August 10, 1885, !
MessrS. Herbert g. Edirsto7,, Baltimore:
Gentlemen, Il used ANDREW GOES PHOSPHATE
last spring on corn, wheat, potatoes, grass, cab
bages and vines. and in every instance acted rs
we'll as any fertilizer could do. think rs long as
the phosphate Is kept up to the present standard
of purity shall use no more Peruvian guano. }
Respectfully JOHN G. DICKINSON.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August TO- 1883.
MesSrs. Herbert g. HdirstOn:
Gentemen,-I can cheerfuly say am much
pleased so far with ANDREW GOES PHOSPHATE
on my corn. Where used it there is difference
In size of from two to three feet and In maturity
of more than a week in favor Of this phos phate.
Respectfully, ED. A. WEIGH.
AMSTERDAM, VA, July 81, 1883.
NeSsrs. Herbert g. HdirStOn: .... .
fused ANDREW GOES PHOSPHATE by the side
of No. Peruvian, and could see no difference be-
tween the two. Both did well. will want some
again this fall.
Very respectfully yours,
MICHAEL GRAYBILL.
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Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants Of the city, or directly to the under
signed. e. Is. BENTLEY,
VI
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WANTED, by lady, native of Paris,
Wv but educated mainly IN this country, a
SITUATION TO TEACH FRENCH. MUSIC.
GERMAN, and, If desired, the ENGLISH
BRANCHES. She has had several years expe-
rience. Best references can be given. Address
NJ. G. H., Richmond, Va, box 3i4.
so 1a-lWk
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WANTS.

g UMAC WANTED.-The subscriber
~ wishes to purchase a prime dry article of
SUMAC at all times and In any quantity. Par
ties who may have the above article on hand will do
well by calling addressing
FRANK s. SNYDER,
Twenty-second and Cary streets,
Post-ofce box 962. Richmond, Va.
Sc 2l-MW&F5t*
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WTANTED, ONE FIRST RATE PAT
w TERN MAKER. Apply Immediately at
Metropolitan Works, corner Seventh and Canal
streets. TANNER, EHBETS X DELANEY.
Alt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-21

ERENCH AND GERMAN.-A young
4 man wishes to take r course of lessons in
structors. Address, stating qualifications, terms,
&C., [se2l-2t*l c. Il. A., Dispatch office.
WTANTED TO RENT, A FURNISHED
w HOUSE, In Il gentee part of the city, for
eight or nine months from lst of October next.
Apply at once to j. l.. APPERSON.
GO
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81 bushels at Fl. 25.

Whedt.-Whlte 255 bushels. Red. goo bushels.
Co7.n.-Whte 1ls bushels. Mixed .6s bushels.
Odts.-23o bushels
PrLa m
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NTANTED, for about six months-say
w between October and June-A FURNISH
ED HOUSE in Richmond agreeably situated, or
BOARD with two chambers, for a gentleman. two
ladies, two children, and servant, in private
family or iirst-class clearinghouse. Address
so 2l-stt A, B. c.. Lynchburn, Va
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WTANTED, Immediately, by young
w lady, SITUATION In q DRESS-MAK-
ING ESTABLISHMENT, or SEAMSTRESS
In tirst-class family. Best references given. Ad
dress VIRGINIA LAWRENCE.
Sc l9-2tE Manchester, Va.
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wood ANn COAL.

WOOD FOR SALE am prepared to
w deliver OAK WOOD for Sc and PINE
v0pD for IS per cord, viii sell at IS and 81 on
80 SnrS All orders left with CURTIS PARKER
".Y .hr ward, on Dock street between Twentieth
a., onf Twenty-drst, will be promptly filled.
"n srn W. G. NELMS.
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N IN. WALKER B. Co., asJ
Oavavpsr sreeEssons aseas T9 SO, 2; p HnEsTS xso
) Onsce lola Main ssreet, Eoa IL
first door east Of the post-ofice under Nessrs. h
.e.sfg{ay Ha II. Mxary Ii 90. 1.l
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and pefsonM
property or all kinds, IN the city or country oas
sured against loss or damage by hre q tnS toSess
rates In companies Of tho hlgneat standinx.
Marine and inland Insurance. Also ofs0te' ~ cur
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wv TED. good COOK; also, o
w NURSE-white prefe-red-without incum-
brance References required. Apply At my office,
Twelfth street, over Planters Bank, between and
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Sc ls-3t +. P. TURNER.
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A YOUNG MAN VINO was educated at
severai wears, ernerience as a TEACHER, desires
a place In school OF high grade: A situation In
private family would be accepted on GOOD salary
dS-ass "a. b."
Mecham,s River depot,
eas pw Albemarle county, Va.
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named James Ferguson
was found dead In his bed yesterday morning at the
house where he boarded No. 16 Essex street. IL was
at first supposed that he committed suicide by taking
poison but as yet there s evidence to sustain the
supposition. lie was bookkeeper In an ONCE on
Hudson street. and is said that he drank freely OF
late lie was about fifty years OF age and leaves a
wife and daughter in Canada His son is a surgeon
in the United States Army. Coroner Warren will
hold an inquest tomorrow evening.
THE RAILROAD MoSoPoLy-PUBLro MERrNo.-
Another meeting Of the citizens was held at the
Catholic Institute last evening to protest agans the
passage Of the bill pending in the Senate, which pro-
poses to make the Camden and Amboy Company pro-
prietors OF the great water front on the Harsinus
cove and the property adjoining, all state and city
rights Notwithstanding The public feeling in Jersey
City has never been more unanimous on any ques-
tion. independently Of the deprecated value
of property which will result from the con.
struction Of new line OF railroad through the city
and the restrictions proposed the city authorities
with regard to the opening Of Streets except by per-
mission OF this higher power, the monopoly II Ia felt
that this creation OF absolute proprietorshIp vested
legny monopoly whatever, and the consequent re-
nhfciation by the State and city OF their claims,
rights and privileges, will yet prove fatal to reprb
can institutions and pave the way for system which
crushes mankind In other quarters Of the world at
the present day. Another meeting will be held to-
morrow night
SINGULAR CASE OF surcrpE.--sias Beeman, mp
wards Of seventy years Of age doing business in this
town az pump maker, recently hung himself under
seems thSt for time past lie had been laorinu
under great excitement arising out OF constant fear
Of speedy dissolution lie was discovered suspended
nom beam In his barn by means of neavy chain.
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
TIE FORTIETH CONGRESS.
Second Session.
S { N A 7 e.
WASHINGTON, March 7, 1868


COMMUNICATIONS, PETITIONS, ETC.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate number OF
communications, resolutions petitions, &C., from
the Territory OF New Mexico praying the passage OF
resolution to restrict the Governor In the exercise
Of unauthorized power, praying for authority to
raise three regiments OF troops for their own protec-
tion, and praying the annexation OF that portion OF
the Territory which was appropriated to Colorado.
They referred to the Committee on Territories
Mr. SUMNER, trep) Of Mass and others presented
petitions for the removal OF political disabilities
THE SUSPENSION OF THE GOVERNOR OF IDAHO.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate communica.
ton from the Secretary OF the Treasury In reply to
resolution Of inquiry under what law and for what
the salary OF the Governor OF the Territory Of
Idaho Ia withheld.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, trer.) OF Oregon, called for the
reading and the enclosed documents were read, in
Governor Ballard had only been suspended, and the
order for his suspension had been revoked. and he
was, therefore, properly entitled to his salary
successor having been confirmed
Mr.. WILLIAMS said that in March last one Mr.
Murphy, democrat, had been nominated 10 succeed
Governor Ballard, who was q republican, and the
Senate rejected the nomination. The secretary of
State had said that the President had claimed that IL
was unnecessary TO submit the reasons for suspen-
sion as IL had not taken effect. Governor Ballard,
however, had continued in the discharge OF his
duties though notified through clerical error that
ne had been suspended, and the Treasury Depart
mcnt had refused to pay his salary on the ground
that he was suspended under the Tenure OF ONCE
act. II that was correct the President had violated
the Tenure of ONCE act. II not, there had been
gross and papabe violation OF law In refusing to pay
his salary. He (Mr. wiiams) had been informed by
an official at the Treasury Department that the
however, part OF plan 10 drive Governor Ballard
ont to compel him to resign, because he was q
republican. AZ superintendent Of Indian h1aiis he
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
Am q s E M E N s..

BRooKLYS ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The "Grand
Duchessr drew a tremendous house last night at the
Brooklyn Academy. From an early hour all the en-
frances to the building were thronged and not
accommodation than standing room could be oh.
taned by those who had not secured their seats when
the doors opened IL s unnecessary to say that
the opera was given In an unexceptionable manner;
Boum, Fritz, Paul, Puck and Grog being quite at
home and the Duchess tIlle. de FelcOurt filling her
part in a manner that left no opportunity for com
parison with her predecessors. The Brooklyn Acad-
emy was rarely graced with 10 large and fashionable
an audience as that which crowded II last night
FRENCH THEATRE.-Last night the performance at
this establishment was even more than usually
brilliant and successful, the house being filled with
an appreciative audience and the actors In excellent
spirits. The play was 'sIRs Iionnes Pauvres,u
comedy in Ave acts in which Monsieur Laroche and
NAV involves domestic complication and series Of
those minute delneatons OF the society Of to-day in
which the French writer's are peculiarly at home,
and is full OF effective and easy dialogue. Tomorrow
night the Duchess will be at home again, and her
admirers should note that her career draws towards
near Its close, as she 10 soon to give way TO La Belle
Helene.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Crowded houses greet
Chanfrau nightly in his great impersonation OF the
irrepressbl e"Sam." Everybody laughs and stamps
and screams with delight, and calls him out, ''you
know and all that sort OF thing" when he s just
sure, "y0u KNOW" to say something exceedingly
lyon know,r and IL called back, land all that sort OF
thing, you know" which pleases everybody, 'you
know.S Mr.. Chanfrau's engagement here has been,
thus far one Of the most successful ever played In
this CITY, and Mr.. G. 7. Parsloe Jr, is not whit
behind In his inimitable role.
PHILHARMONIC CoNcERT.-The fourth Philhar.
monic concert OF the present took place last
night before fully crowded house at the Academy
Of Music. The programme consisted Of Mozart's
symphony in q minor, the introduction TO wagncr's
';L0hengrin,r and Mendelssohn's symphony in
major, opus 90. The great prlma donna, Madame
weber's "Oberon,n "Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster
with immense eject. She afterwards sang "Deh
vienin from Mozart's Figaro In superb style.
The orchestra of one hundred performers did their
duty WELL and deserve TO be ranked equal II not SUI
pcror TO any of the musical organizations OF Europe
the Philharmonic society this season has reached Its
pr per standard the head Of the musical profession
and has given nattcrinR promise Of what music In
the metropolis may Jet reach.
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Marci

WASHINGTON March 7, 1858.
The House met for general debate as in Committee
OF the Whole on the State Of the Union, Mr. Ashley,
OF Ohio In the chair.
TIE FINAScEs--THE TARIFF AND INTERNAL REVENUE
LAWS.
Mr.. CLARxE, trep.) Of Kansas, addressed the
House on the question Of the finances, expressing
himself opposed to an immediate resumption OF
specie payment, to the liquidation OF the national
debt within this generation and to the payment OF
the bonds Of the United States otherwise than nc
cording to the letter Of the bond but In favor OF
loaning the credit Of the government In aid Of the
great continental Pacific railroads.
Mr.. BLAINE, rep) OF Me-, next addressed the
House on the same subject especially az to
the erecnbnck payment Of the Hve.twenty
bonds. The democratic papers, be said, had de-
lberatey asserted that proposition hd been made
Congress to pay on the hvc-tweuty bonds In coin
The New York herald., 1868-03-08

FIRE IN JANE STREEr-Between nine and ten
O'Clock last night re occurred In the iron foundry
NJ Edward Lyon at Nos. i4e and las zane sstreet.
Tho building was damaged about $500; TIE took was
damaged about $500: insurance unknown A. she'd
in the yarI ~ Brooks 4 Fitzgerald, SHIP chaQdlcrs
gums, was damaged about SaSo NO insursnsA