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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.


DICHMOND THEATRE.
Lessee. ..............JOHN I. FORD.
Stage Manager. .............. THOMAS A. HALL.
Orchestral Director. -. Professor ROSEWALD.
All of the Holiday-street Theatre, Baltimore.
A BRIEF DRAMATIC SEASON
will commence on
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER STU,
under the above management, introducing the
young and talented tragedlan
MR.. CHARLES BARRON,
the brilliant and versatile young artistic
BLANCHE DE BAR,
and the entire Dramatic Company Of HOLIDAY
STREET THEATRE, Baltimore.
The initial performance will be the new and fash
ionable Hve-act play by Lester Wallack, Esq, en-
titled
RosEDALE; OR, THE RIFLES BALL
Gas performed for an entire season at Wallack's
Theatre, New York;
Elliot Grey. Mr.. ChareS pAirou
Rosa Leigh. Miss Blanche De Bar.
Burberry hof. ......M. y. D. ni'nop'
| Miles McEenna. ............ Mr.. W. 81. Meeker.
DIR. Mathew IeiehMr Mr.. j. r. Healy.
Tabitha Stork. uei ioii'
Lady Florence May. Miss Florence Stanley.
&C., &C., &C.
THE PRICES OF ADMISSION WILL BE
Dress I'e'
Parouette and Family Circle. Observation-Disclosures. 6oc.
The Third Circle will be closed, except to per-
| sons Of color.
Doors open at O'Clock. Curtain rolled Up at
| .,,,oor n-ec,seIv oc2-3t%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-05

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice
n is hereby given that l lave authorized A. u.
PENDLETON, Esq, to settle up the estate OF my
brother, T.. S. Willeroy, deceased: All persons
having claims against the estate viii present them
tn him nj his Office on Ninth between Grace and
Franklin streets All persons indebted will please
make payment ut once to him.
j. II. WILLFROY,
Administrator Of E. s. Willeroy, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-05

ECTIONERIES.-TO COUN TRY
MERCHA NTS.-FlamiDg announcements OF
tnow where YOU can get such goods as you can self
of good quality at low prices and receive civil civil
Nv tho nnde rsigned at No. 807 Broad street. where
Won can find the largest establishment Of the kind
In the city: and although we do not profess TO
have as large stock as advertised by others. we
can sell YOU Confectionery Fruits, Nuts, Pickles,
Preserves, Canned Goods, &C., in any quantity, as
low as they can be sold. c,.prs
Just received. ,,-a.,a fo- ,bo,r
fine flavor, regularity ofstIcks any Inferior
or-aa nshan be pleased to receive call and show
you our goods. ~ IN
oc3 s07 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-05
THE RICHMOND HOUSE.-Thia house

L is situated on Governor street, in central po-
sitiOn, convenient 10 the business of the city, and
furnished and the table at all times supplied With
the best the market affords. 1t offers delightful
home to families; also. gentlemen can be accom-
modated with board and lodging or with either
board or niccy-furnished rooms separately.
Persons from 4 distance on business In this city
will find IL to their interest to give us a call.
Sc 30-lttk MRS. \. III. THORNTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TEMPERANCE NOTICE.-The officers
Il OF SHOCkOE HILL DIVISION, No. s.
SUNS OF TEMPERANCE, will be publicly In
stalled at their hall on Marshall between Sixth anc
Seventh streets on THIS tMonday) EVEN!NG a.
u o. clock. The public are cordially Invited to at
tend. BY order OF the w. P.
PETERFIED TRENT.
ock1t Recording Scribe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-05

DOARDING.-MRS. RICHARD RE1NS
Up will open on the cd day Of October FRIDAY
neStl A FlRST-CLASS BOARDING-HOUSE at
the corner of Main and sixth streets, In the house
ut present occupied by Mrs. Alexander Duval. She
will be pleased to accommodate families or single
persons by the day, week, month, or year.
TERMS Moderate. Sc 2O-2wS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-05
DENTISTRY.

nR. C. E. KLOEBER (DENTALssS
~ ROOMS No. sos BROAD STREET, IKE
RlCHMOND, VAL inserts beautiful ARTlFi-
ClAL TEETH on the VULCANITE BASE for
twenty 10 thirty dollars per set. Particular aten-
uon given 70 all operations necessary To the preser-
vaton OF the natural teeth. Correction OF irregu-
lar teeth cleaning, extracting and the treatment
or rental diseases ssro-allv Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-05
STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

NDELLlBLE.-0n receipt of sixty cents
n WIN send BY mail TO any part OF the country
and tn!rllible fnK,. sfftresdARKISG LINEN; the
Ink warrant not 10 fade.
When there IL no postage 70 pay the price is my
cents. Apply 1t G. BELLESOT'S
Brand cutting Establishment
al al-3m ialo MSin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-05

A TTENTION!
FALL TRADE!
WIN. SEARS WOOD,
at his old stand, No. sMAIS STREET, Tor 1874 new
number,l Richmond, Va,
CHANTS and the trade generally to his large and
well-assortcd stock OF TfNWARE, manufactured
expressly for the southern trade. He is deter
mined not Ito be undersold by any house North or
South.
Call and see the AUTOMATIC CLOTHES
WASHER DBO1LER.-the best clothes washer
out. WIN. SEARS WOOD.
Established 1874. sc 24-1m
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EALL TRADE, 1868.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RETAILERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
THE ADDING MACHINE.

Alittle machine has been invented Ill IhIS o''J
which bids fair to revouonIzc many OF the tine
practices of everyday life. Cannot TINS DC S',a
cbeap handy pocket instrument, which oDviates inc u"
cessity OF the schoolboys learning the ny i,H The
which doeS ~ az 40
perplcxy OF the Young hOusekeeper ONoI cierk
counts, which finds the total IOI 'o It entry il made
and has 1t all ready as soon a. error i'm footing up
which makes the possibility OF an error oconnfs are
W., - tna nostiop when the bOOkkeepers accou ar
"mixed;" which tells the suIVSyot ov barrels he has
has gone OF the shipping cIeIh nov lont az watch
suoHcu, VIII Time of day All this can be done Wy
~ i0ei III Adder" and much more, lhueeu, ~,
- a. 90 ~ those articles whose qualities COluo Va, ii
~ - cannot always manage paper anu ~
40 ono has them at hand Wind, or ram, OF hOse, u
S't,ii,c make il impossible TO carry on any
ostbeIaticai calculation but an appeal TO the
saw i'm the midst OF the crowd III ot VI and nnerr
Unnv The malOrties at the bottoms OF the Naru anu
county tables OF all the calculating t ,dder
Tcnted we have no hesitation in saying that he
c one that will confer the greatest amount OF leal
,ood unon mankind The profound Comar ana VIZ iha III
5enious Babbage might 90 on refining upon hcIl iI
ence machines to the end OF time. ana even II tney
ochieVe be calculation of the seventh Order tey Sou
Ierdv claim TO have benefited anybody But the smpe
tt silver and morocco case that everybody can carry
in ria nockct with his diary. and WHIP
out and add the distances ahead l n nus
inurnev or the amount or MS puIchhsHefs,
nr the sum total OF his collections. or the tofmuaDle
columns OF his cashbOOk-tha is reai piesslns %
saving abor-saVing invention, an ADDITION 20 inc GU
hghened worlds means OF happiness r ~ indjSnnn
long before the Adder becomes as common anu P,
sabIe an article IN geutcmau's Tor adys personal o9
IN as the watch or pOcketknife IL Is IN the shape VI
hook and convenient 10 carry IL cheap auu
fuI in form and so VIII be popular holiday gi ana ~
is of the first convenience, robDng figures vi tned
errors helping the weared brain, saving precious ue
and preventing damaging errors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
4 ciRD PROM COMMODORE MEADE.

To IRE Editor Of The Tribune.
SiG: The recent outrage perpetrated upon me,
which has had such fun exposure and awakened 50
widely the public indignation, will be reconced to my
mind if Il tend to prevent similar cOnspiracles.
pieces Of silver given TO Judas explained the mo
tiycs for the betrayal Of the Savior Of mankind did
the marriage of my daughter the morning after my en-
trapm.u she'd all the light needed upon this atrocity
may mad reason for speaking at large upon the sub
jcc, hereafter. My immediate purpose IN this card is to
tender my thanks TO my and personal friends
to the public press and to independent Judiciary as
,ludicatcd through warm-hearted, honest bold, and
claarsi -htcd judge.
As it "a lot always the good fortune Of victims to be
rescued a. have been by humane and voluntary hands,
from living tomb it will be consolation if nv case
shall be among the last OF the kind in Chrisendom. In
order that 1t may have this pleased result may he re-
Gured a further communication to aude TO the cir
cumsauccs which prove this whole matter TO have been
conspiracy of unmitgaed cruelty, and without legal
or reasonable excuse. r. W. MEADE
UccrYibcr Il, 1868
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
BfUNICIP1L AFFAIRS.
ROARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met Mt p. IN. yesterday, the IreSl-
dent Thomas Conan in the chair. Alderman .ohnor
offered resolution TO appropriate $1,000 10 delray INC
enses 20 be incurred in the inauguration OF the cover
or Of the 7st Regiment N @. g. N "; which
vas aid over resolution pay each OF the memoers
NJ fine Board of COuncllmen for the year loo soo ~
incurred in conesng the right OF their seats III
SAID Board was LAID over. COMMUNICATIONS C,nan
ceved through the asEnS tor copies OF
the arms of the various cities OF the UnlO ieicIeu
the Committee on Arts and SCIENCES reVs
TO repair the roof and rooms OF Jefferson narK oar4
rebuild the pier o9t S in adopting resolution
directing the New York and New-Haven Ralirnau SVni
many 10 remove the rail tracks in White and frankln,
sts netItIOn was received from the blouse OF the Ooou
Shepherd" asking for $4,000 10 enable them 10 eompo
their new building; laid over The Board then ADJOURNED"
CONTROLLERS oFFICE-PRoPosALs FOR ClIi
CEMETERY STOCK.
Yesterday, at p. m, Controller Cohnoiy
opened proposals for the of $4,000 worth OF Cy Ceo
tery stock" This stock be issued for the purpose
OF proydng means for the purchase Of plot OF ground
by the Commissioners Of Charities and CORRECTION Wi
the boundaries Of the state suitable Tor pubic cset5
ar burial gronnd additional To the plots now used by them
for such The stock is TO bear interest at the rate
of seven per cent per annun, payable mlany Ud
tbe principal will he redeemed August l, 1888 Thero
were in ali 10 bids received. and they are as follows
K Sc tOc io $4,000 at ico aud PCS 5000 at
" F. Brush $500 at par; NJ Dougherty, $1,000 at l02;
ATSS }0gG9 Ad s c G o at at . Ra soo
o1. VIM G. Alexander S. 900 az slOi H. H. Cowan, 5000
nj mar Francis g. Blanchard, 5000 at lOJ; James w.
Clark $40 600 al iO2; metropolitan Police on r. Brenna'
Treasurer $4,000 at par ana tooS nv iSh EmnS
g9Sn ]r NV" p Ss $1,000 at 1906 The bids
were awarded by the Controller as follows 600 ~
ssare $1,000 at io' Wsm = ,6 o y " Pearce
$4,000 at 1906 These awards amount to si6vo anu n
balance Of the bids amounting 10 s" n MH' rrancis g.
blanchard at lG3 each taking pro rata share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
OPEN HOARD on HROkEEs-l
lrENnnAnn IN nnnkLns---Nl 2. m
TUESDAY. Dec. l5-r. ".

Gold opcned Mt l3ji sold at 1851, 1855, closing
1881 835 Tho cloarngs the Gold Exchange Bank were
900 and the balances N,sO2T7s - The steamer
IIolsatia took sS?,I2 in specie.
Government bonds strong und active with an in-
vesmen demand for large blocks OF bonds The counter
demand war active for small lots Currency per cents
were firm at t9l with email offerings. The resolution
passed the House yesterday conforming the financial
suggestions Of President Johnson and declaring all forms
and degrees Of pud alton odos tO tho American PEG
pie with only three votes IN tho negative IL OF great n
portace aud significance, showing that the temper of
Congress decided upon the question of uternost
good faith rs settled by the Presidential election that
oi the schemes Of semirepudlaOn In the form OF
taxation Of Government bonds, forcblo reduction of in
terest payment in greenbaoks auy other rascalty,
will receive any favor at tho hands OF Congress
the incoming Administration. Inc World hnan-
ciol article says, In reference 10 the resolution
This il very well far II goes In affirming that
10 bondhodcrs. and more crcdtahlo To the business
capacity and saghforwardncss OF Congress TO pass m
twenty bonds Is payable IN gold COIN This, and not re-
pudlaton. is the question 10 settle III Congress means
scrbed legal form Of an act which could be prepared In
1--WE minutes and made law In ono day, thereby settling
which summon people can understand. The Congress
siona psttudes on repnaiaon ana national honor are
money in which the PRINCIPAL q me nyetwenH bonds
solutions which have no legal force ar iueaning'
state bonds continue depressed under variety of rp
affecting tho value OF Tennessee bonds, most Of
these rnmors are known to be of speculative nature
and probably all OF them have foundation In fact
I'll. parties beat informed tho temper OF the present
Legislature arc confident OF Its commanding action. and
believe that no additional bonds will DO issued IL Is
stated IN well informed quarters. that the socaod ON
nbus bill has not tho slightest chance Of becoming
law New Tennessees sold at 65 Old bonds at o6i North
Carolina dper couts 6s 81 eeSi Now bonds col $4,000
Missouri per hrm at s9i Hallway bonds wero
dull Miscellaneous ana Express stares negooted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16

The Railway share market opened dull but firm, ana re-
NAMED inactive until the close OF the regular board AFTER
ward the market became very strong in the Long ROOM
with a general advance in prices. EewYork Central
sold at 1864 Rock Island 1884 Michigan Southern, 81
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, "a Northwestern Common,
77 Northwestern Preferred, 79s AT the o'clock Board
prices were all firm with good demand for the leading
shares The opposition 10 the present direction Of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh road has apparently ceased
and whatever may be the proceedings at the next annual
meeting 1t is well understood that certain directors who
have brought the the present high standing as 10
good management will be reelected. Az the second
Board the market lost its advance New-forK CehtraS
declined per cent Nortlw Western Common per cent
Northwestern Preferred Il per cent Rock Island per
cent Cleveland and Pittsburgh per cent At the close
the market was dull and unsettled. Government Dohds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
TIE FARMERS AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANk
TRoUBLES-IMPoRTAN DECISION

I'm the L. s. District Court (Brooklyn), he
fore Judge Benedict the following decision was rendered
in the case OF Frederick A. Plat Receiver &C. agt JOh
n Roach and others. This action is brought by inc re
cciver OF the Farmers aud Citizens National lihk 10 t
cover the amount Of "A prOmssOry note, inauc anu III
dorsed by the defendants II comes before the tolb
upon "A motion for judgment upon verdict for the PAIN
t which was taken by direction OF the Court SUBJECT 10
Inc opinion of the Court Among the other points taken
by the defendant opposition 10 the motion - ms las
the evidence did show the note upon which te sun i
brought TO have been stamped rs required ny tie Rev
cnue while the part of the planth IL Is lhssleu
that inasmuch ~ the note In evidence bears upon lh
face, tho proper stamp purporiing 20 nave bech duS
cancelled on the day ~ te date OF the note 1t pro
sunIed 10 have been duly affixed on that day. Ihcre
appears have been some misunderstanding ol the eV
dcnce given upon this point, as the notes of inc trla
show, the parties 10 the note VINO LEFT II AZ me bank
swear that The note was stamped at all when they
left IT, The President Of the Bank with whom they lett
says did the stamp ana don't know VINO
did and the Cashier of the Bank shows that he ga not
put the stamp There l. no evidence ~ 10 when the
stamp affixed that there any other persons
connected with the bank than those sworn, who we're
authorized to stamp notes: or that the cancellltoi
stamp that OF the bank aud the present holder - not
asked whether the stamp was upon the note when II
came into his hands. la this position OF the evidence
tho defendant entitled 10 10 the Jury npon the
question az fact raised M regard 10 the STAMP the ms"
ton iud gmcnt must therefore De denied and now
trial granted The viii be placed upon The caleh
dar ~ the present tcru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
THE COURTS.
r1rE srrAMmoAr Annow rxrLosIoX.

III 7liNMh'Ni ANN" ~ '|''''''
Several suits having grown ont of the OK
plOOn 0f Use steamboat Arrow, some two or tbTr' ycai
ago among the rest that ~ VIM. Erickson admins,
TRAITOR OF lie sister David suth and Iunls smith, The
owners Of the boat sut brought by the administrator
for the pccunary lo-s sustained 10y the relatives ~ he
decreased sister On the trial tho testimony lcft ~ In
doubt whether Miss Erickson actually Killed by the
steam explosion had IN her terror jumped over
board and Loot her life by drowning Tho Judge n the
Court below charged that her action jumping over
board had been caused by naturally oyerp0weTng
terror arising from the explosion, ~ made no dcteuc"
whether her life lost by drowning scaldug The
Jury gave the plaintiff verdict for $Jeo. Tho defend
ants appealed and on argument before the General
Term argued yarous technical points to the admission
OF testimony but also took exception 20 the above ruling
the Judge and argued that the statute nrod the limits
Of their cac aud II the statutory inspector had approved
Their boilers this CONCLUSIVE proof that they had not
neglected anything relation 10 their passengers, ~
least ~ far - the boilers concerned The Court
oyerrucd nil their points and affirmed the Judgment Of
the Court below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
THE MoRToN-MooRE TRAGEDY IN NEw-AL-
BANY, IND.

The acknowledgement on the shooting
Of : S Moore jr by Mrs. Melissa Morton, in New-At
bany. Ind. has somewhat subsidized. An inquest has
heen held over Mt Moores body. and verdict rendered
Morton with having caused MS deat oh
was arrested for homicide and by Mayor mart aumlcu
Ia hail i'm the sum OF s. An affidavit was afterwafd
made accusing her OF murder in the first degree ana she
has been rcarrested and committed The following are
the facts of the murder brought out in the coroner
n0ue,t Mrs Morton seen passing out OF me fosl.
Office with a letter in her hand. She soon AFTER went
into Mr. s. S. Moore, sr.s, dry goods store ana
was noticed 10 he in earnest conversation WIN
John Moore another son, called his brother ASIDE ana
told him that II there any trouble win the woman
HELM HIM ont with IT, scott replied that nouhS
Was the matter. After Mrs. Morton went out yonng
Moore Joined her, and they walked together 10 MIS-
Hun s. where, after remaining together snort tnle III
parlo dispute arose and just as young Moore opehea
The door leading TO the adjoining room, Mrs Morton ed
the charge taking effect in the left side OF the neck Two
inches below the ear, seyerng the carotid artery AlIS
MortOns testimony ia follows: Since Thursday last
have received several drop letters through the postOce
signed scott Moore, OF insulting character got ONE
Yesterday morning, and went TO the store ana nshed
Moore N he had written the letters and he said he aid
demanded written apology and he SAID ne ad one VIII
and would give it 10 me- provided would return 1
letters had possession and promise never 10 cl
NV husband this refused TO do Moore told me tlat ne
had often tried TO attract my attention. but would MOI
recognize il had no acquaintance Win MN before la
time when left the store after noon Moore went with
me- and the way proposed would meet him NJ MIS-
that he would me the written apology; ne
went there ahead of and were IN TIE mont room
alone: again demanded the apology ana he asked II
had burned his letters made 10 reply; took some et
ers from my pocket and he made effort to get them
away from me he said he would Mrs Hun and as he
opened the door shot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16

The Michigan Central Railroad and the Great Western
Railroad OF Canada, announce that they will return free
10 Suspension Bridge all soldiers and other persons at
tending tho reunion OF the AreS of the west who PAID
fun fare going Westward over said roads
The Oh Greek and Allegheny River Railway Company
has cleared its third quarterly dividend OF >? per cent
payable Jan. 2, 1869.
shareholders IN the Compagne Unversele du Canal
Maritime lie Suez notified our advertising columns
that the balance due their subscriptions must be
paid IN.
The Metropolitan Savings Bank has declared adlvdend
payable on and after January ~.
The East River savings Institution has declared dv-
dend payable on demand after the 18th OF January OF
7per cent on sums OF 500 aud under and per cent over
ksoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
THE MARKETS.
lc.snlly reported for The rrhnnr. {

tCarsiuly reported Tor The rHhnnel
TUEsDAr. Dee l--F
ASHES market quiet sod uuch,BgS sae Of 20 bias - =
a ~ 81 to- Pots. ADD ~ ~ ~ ~ % ioT Pearls
BkLSN ANIhfrr has htru moderate demand for Western aul
Southern ioos pIocs soN change sales Of LEO 10 at a.
ifc
BRlSIIES unchanged the lsmsnd moderate and he market
STEADY, 4sc, 81 for American GRAY AMI White.
HONENs SMALL sales Of Rio Grandc shia = % y
BROOM CORNIbs Inquiry moderate, aud the market steady
sales at l0dl5c. tbe latter for Choice.
COTToN-A heAv business has heeu transacted With all classes
aud about former realized bat II the close tue feeling
appeared owing uufayosble offerings Sr
iruu 20 HE sales 3i22 haes OF which ~
M by spectators and LIE by $40 Of the
transit sale. III lOo bales Mg hf December u Hl
2tic and $50 2ilc DO bales fr February
Mddng for December al 2c l baes Mhin
50 h,irs Mdlng m January al }, 0J bale, Modelling r
I.. Mill = lev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Ii

denies The dose given by him was eight drops
~ Iandanum in the OIL The tumbler containing the
medicine not labeled. The medicine was given the
child on Sunday evening. She aferward exhibed
symptoms OF narcotic poisoning, and. in spite OF the
exertions of physician died on the following Day nd
Cushman made u post-mortem examination, and touhu
traces of narcotic poisoning The jury rendered yerdct
81 death by poisoning, and censured the Druggist ior
uniting 10 label the vial containing the medicine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
Axorurk HACK OUTRAGE.

Late on Monday night, policeman Lewis saw
Mary Rooney leap from hack at Niuthst and Fourth.
ave The girl taken TO the Mercers Police station.
aud WAS found That she had suffered Commissions
She said that she had been invited by Robert Burke 10
ride i'm the hack aud that while IN the vehicle be had
attempted Ia violate her pcr-"n Toescape him. she had
leAped out The girl was kindly cared for at the Police
station aud was taken 20 her home 40 No Carroll.
place when she had recovered from her fright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-16
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Six Por Cent Currency Bonds, ~
years 10 rn are offered for sale favorable terms
al the office of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
No ~ Nassau-st.. New-lOrk