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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ElhDIEAA MANhhiH
Toynoy. Jry III C.o open 70 pr, ,r r.re7 f-i %
T TIE sr,eulL vltd stale, l'eNsup lrI " ni'eA' 'ea
Lu", lgi, lIuo.s. o. $500.
LyLspao,. J-ir ia mCoi.ol opeaI Side fr,li Mi.
ding tUanis I2i .t. Mdat Orsaa. lia.fl Corn ~ Ir
quarter o old hTl Wss.eHi auI ~ r UcF Co. Other Itcs 600
unchanged
Los5y July IL ucoa,o o., o. both money and s accent
Stoke quiet
40 2 Eet Ns.Fl IS lUat. I0G .lH v ofH.lL
LoSpUs JOY ltHE.r Del tIU rr ir1tt 4. tri steady ati
HsvEE JsJ LCgi.n opeuel arH,r h1 lo ql"tl.y l.a.r
LONDON Jolly l-iJ r.-Cgr,s tOstd Ht Jt n. HI
ts sseolt ulsi slate HrcTue-y toa O. & Boo Esay
shares. o. 4 ]. ilus Ce.trs.f. i5.
IIysFfiYi J.v l-i.g b. -Coa1 ssd shade ffHef. - O..
ding Jtgs Ls NI.aE uf,saa, 1874 sales ~ Gle tay 400
ba.fs Brra isfla. afr tuut. Naval SiHfTt ere alL
Lo.Dua JL E.asl I.LLa---L -u-- w W .----l L-,l
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State bonds were strong the frat call, with an ga
vance ID tennessee per cents; the old bonds advanced
70 s. ana The new 20 5 ~ the Second Board the market
was again lover, aud new SOLD 5sl Eew-York per
cents Of 70 sold al lo2 North Carolina Der cents 5sl
New per cents sSa5Z3 Georgia per cent? * interest
~ Railway bonds were dul. Express shares we're
dull and lower; Adams sold at Cll; American, l2i Pa.
ofc Mail was active, selling AT s9ta90I closing at SOL
sonlh Carolina PEI cents we're IN demand at CO. OK
Interest The payment Of the Interest on the bonds com
meneod at the tfcal agency Of the State to-day.
The Railway share market opened feYersh but strong
1no principal transactions made IN Ncw-YOrk Cen
A huas0n Michigan SOuthcrn, and The North Western
ehafes he"'foFk Central sold at 5al05I; HudsoD
iN@IS4si NIchisan Southern, IlOi aIO3 Cleveland and
tlsDufRh was strong at loiialO2 Rock Island sold at
Si@llS. st. Paul shares we're dull Al 75075l for tho
Sohmoh' and 0@56l for the Preferred New. Jersey
central was firm az 49, Morris and Psse1 sold Al sol
Cmeago Burlington, and Quincy, i9i; Chicago and
HnoH' lo2 At the Second Board, the market became
% ana after the call decline Of 10 a per cent took
80 ~ mo active sharcs Ncw-York Central sold al
80 michigan Southern, i0s3 NORTHWESTERN Common.
49,, Western Preferred, 95L Tic market closed
aesef4sh and unsettled.
1A' following we're the closing quotations Of Govern.
Heht bOnds: -
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nd the fOllowlng foriRalIrond honds.

The money market has been stringent throughout the
day The rates paid stocks from per cent and
interest 70 per cent and interest," up o'cork per
cent and interest the ruling rate After that tme
the rate Ia per cent. The heavy disbursement
account OF dividends has yet effect upon the supply
ofloauable funds and it is probable that any large
amounts will be returned to banks before the first of the
week The Assistant Treasurer disbursed 100000 on
account Of coin interest of (which will go into the
banks and count their legal tender next saur
day, when moro favorable bank statement may be
pected.
The monthly debt statement is much more favorable
than was anticipated, owing TO the large receipts from
miscellaneous during the past two days The to-
tai decrease is $G4OI52 81 The statement shows the
following changes The hve-twonty bonds show an in
crease Of sSioO The accruedntcrcst gold loans has
been charged mp ss7S6S o. The per cent certificates
have been reduced S955OO. Legal tenders decreased
S2n2, and fractional currency $l39O295 CT. The com
balance has been reduced s2590 g. and the currency
balance increased tl7lS26S g. Certificates for gold de-
posts have been increased s7l4s92 The maured debt,
on which interest has ceased has been Cancelled TO the
extent Of S3795O The amount of bonds purchased for
the sinking fund during the month S5773,9sG C5 The
total debt less cash in the Treasury and bonds held for
sinking fund, Is S2IsgOg2,IsO ts.
Sterling Exchange was firm at quotations; london, Co
days, 1895 a1o9I London sight, 1los Gp -Loudor, prime
commercial co days, lOo0O2i; Paris long, 5l7l 35l5i;
Paris short 515a5133 Antwerp, 52Oa5Isl; Swiss 62O0
51sl; Hamburg, 35ld3'E; Amsterdam, 4Otafos; Frank
fort, 40A a4O5; Bremen, ia5sl; Berlin, 7lQIB,
The transactions at the Oce OF the Assistant Treas.
urer were Receipts for Customs, $273OO for Gold Notes.
N174OOo; total Receipts S22i22s0 IS; total Payments
N,595,543 ~; Balance, SS5,2H,25G 10.
The Directors Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road have declared the usual scmannual stock dividend
OF per cent payable Philadelphia July % The trans
Yer books will close IN this city the S.h ana reopoL
the 23d inst
Tie following Is tho report OF the Assistant Treasurer
OF the United States In NewYor for the month Of May:
RECEIPTS AID DIsHURsENEyTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02

r,per MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BoNDs OF
- ~ g. InrIs AND ST. JOsEpH RAILROAD or MIS-
sn, Principal and interest payable IN CON AT ne
Farmers Loan and Trust CopPany G fSi. most
aIe III scntitv AT the low price Of Sli and accrued
Interest I'm currency The bonds are limited 10 less
than $4,000 per milo, ard secured Dy Rna 9m5Ug
IL , one of the safest and most profitable secuIl-
80 Tor investment now in the market ~, VI,
wv TURNER BKOTHERs. Bankers Ne"-AOiA'
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
SEWN Per CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CoSvEHu.
BILE SINKING FUND BONDs,
PRINCIPAL lND INTEREST PAYABLE ~ COIN
FIFIY YEARS TO Run,
FREE or L. s. TAX.
Tssr-rD NY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAIDS AND
MISNrsorA RAILWAY COMPANY.
1ursT BONDS Al THE PRICE, YIELD ~ CURRENCY
TEN PER CENT PER ANNUM.
Admitted quantity only for sale before advancing
the price.
Full information furnished by
Henry CLEws & CO., Financial Agents,
No. 81 WAL-sT., n. Y,
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BOARD OF REVISION.

Yesterday the Board of Revision met at
Police Headquarters 10 examine the estimates Of ex-
peRses II the Police Department and Health Board for
tbo coming year Those who attended were Walter
l7chy, President Of the Board Of Supervisors OF New
YoIk County, Charles G. Covert President Of the Board
u SnvrN -ots OF Queens County, r.. Christopher Pres
oeni Of the Board o. Supervisors OF Richmond County
W j. % horn President OF the Board Of Supervisors Of
King CJunty-tormlug majority Of the Board The es.
Inmates were approved.
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RECErpTs OF PRODUCE.

Per ItseI7, ii1i'r0tif qil fo.#L
JuLT Poe i lush Wheat g AZ BUSH Corn 80 go tr1h Ois ~
hush Beans bl bills Flour 0 sacks Floor 2t4 bales Cooo 30
bales Hops g. ~ bales Wool l1 Spr's TOR eHH BOD hh, hI
ths Pork 30 TtES CT Meat ~ pkg' Ld 30 tess L.r f
Ashe 100 Butter 341 ts,sa De- IaIf -
81 copper 1901 IBIS WL.Ev LIt5 ~, Fyg, 1888 .e. Ia'hf
s7l4 l. 80 uj Hides 2l1 llls Tobacco 30 A'ts. cod
Tobacco StU bags a1I bills 20 ...!.l
81 bags peuuts vlg Sclru 55ll pigs BsGael PETROLEUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02


c0PTEE-rs market Is@sn Doll 70 =, s o. % terms q:
sa 800 e 81. follows BIO, 1889 :, y isgs 5J DO :
mats Con 10 a. C,rseos II do Costa lIea ~ "a "a ssg
D. Dgh al, 80 ~ DO Aticsn 100 do Ahgo'''1' ~
En- ~ Do aud Bombay lI5 90 ty,r, and state Flonf
GIR AkD BEALrls denaha 20, ,os eoss ffoaz he no
- ,t,yr ADD the grhcsa are Ssi ~ -, note shipping
9ss ssl gh grades doll snd 'sf XII Il s5ats - r bug
demand 81 " SKI h., "a 10 Tor EItfs do 60 @4p = io
Is 73H - u i"I VIC vkt EItras 90 pa ~ ~ 6 30 ~
~ Y,t.s. 81 zydaC - it h.pllh IA FL &c z5as1 - Tor
ibes biN5 80 Fsriy brands a. tI~E4 - sgas7 ~
ils, W,ief Wheat Ertfa lnan9 ~, Vry d. Sbi s7GyH
~ - I Es,,s All Double Era Csl St for Hon AID e. -
h 5sassi ,sss % fS,tSra Pisaf 10 idf dsn'D ~, HI. RI
800, Ire 6ras eomAsn brsDas hs 49,, baltimore All CoaHHJ
~ fI.E IT, Es Gsoria spd sHgg "a bssuus. Re fSpI
y t ~ ia m ssmsnd sss o. ~ va for Wessrsi ~ of
tfssII d. fst.e. Fslfg ~ ~ bIla o. y w.
Js,ss spi - iof BTadJsibs ,. and sphz Ii goon
ti,,o Vtsf 10 steady, but ~ ~ fJf bpnbG
d. Lts Do 80 leln' ~ al a. Tor MIsd bpLsg ~ Gs
III an, h. Gefgo Ethpgi ~ mr. lsgkss ~ % for hs
N al III al bf WLls California ~ [" ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
poARp on ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

6CyOufneU.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
The Board of Assistant Aldermen were also
So session yesterday President Monaghan in the chair
when resolution Increasing the salary OF the Sergeant
take effect from the LIST OF January last was adopted
also resolution Increasing the salaries the
cltrks OF the Common Council To 5000
90 from January last Resolutions were adoptcd to
pave with Belgian pavement Ffty-trSst. from Second
ave to East River BrOume-St from NOIfuk.st To Est
she Hudson River Resolutions passed also
TO pay John &. Moore $1,000 for services rendered
10 the legislative department Of the City Governments TO
pave Thrtyifth-st., from Broadway 10 Niuhave with
Belgian pavement, and giving sol % TO the JaneS H. T.
Church pay smeutS resolution OF the Board OF
resolution giving 1913 Il TO 81. Paus NJ f. Church TO
paw assessments adopted; resolution giving $3.50 q
s. ST. Marks Church 20 assessments to rave Ninth
ST. from Avenue 90 Thirdave. ana Flityhfth.St from
Tenth TO Eleventh-aves., with Belgian pavement TO d
vide the Twcnyrt Ward into more convenient election
districts Sl3 with interest the institution known as
the Sheterng Arms" give the Sisters OF Mercy S57
~ pay assessments. The Board then adjourned
COMMISSIONERS or THE SINKING FUND.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund met
yesterday, and after tTausactng routine busjness
adopted resolution "That the Treasurer of fine Excise
Board be notified that tho Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund, after fun investigation Of the legal questions i'm,
VOWED by the appropriation made for the various MIR.
poes 10y te legislature, out Of the Excise license fees
rave unanimously arrived at the conclusion the en-
t iNtse Ices are pledged TO the revenues the city
hu1 tuuy or New.lOrk for the redemption OF the city
dtg ava that therefore the said Treasurer is respect-
ul ADVISED That for diversions Of any part of said
tal M be requested to account for all Of said fees the
Clly Chamberlain"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

The Hon. James r. Allaben took his position
Assessor Of the Second Internal Revenue District
Brooklyn, Wednesday, in place OF Mr.. John Williams
VITO has had 70 session OF the office since August so 1902
In handing the books aud papers, Mt Williams gave
the following list OF the amount Of taxes levied aud col
lecteG iu tue district during his OCIa Tor each
Yeur. ending lime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
THURSDAY, July l-r. Y.

Gold opened at 1871, sold at 1871, 1861, closing
stlgerals7 The market was advanced IN the morning
Oh speculative bids but the large amount Of gold that
the street from tire Treasury had depressing
effect tie close The clearngs az the Gold Exchange
Bank were 81 10000 and the balance t3o32.lol &c.
Government bonds were firm, With an increased oe'
usYd 20, v.stept lots The supply Of bonds S. light
and the large orders 70 invest the proceeds OF the July
interest had The eject Of strengthening the market Inc
hrst purchase Of bonds for the Sinking Fund Tor Tie
present fiscal year took place this morning ana was
conducted by AfsstaniIreasufcr Buiefh'i'' WHO N"s
,sn,ed INC drtlrs Of tie Office Tine total amount OF
bonds offered was $4,000 aud the bids accepted were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
THE MARKETS.


fc,rshlIy reported for TaE TRlgrsSl ,.,, ,se.
euye r market quiet but 6rn sales Of 10 bD' Al y 'i
7 fr P0is; Pearls are t0nlD ILL L. az, srks but note
S Ora tone on all grades hodes Ensg of i bale,
from ne Ia,yI" "a vie lsj taken Ny tyHhtI ~ w
y.o ial 80 I I5oers; ses Of 10 bales iof D'o'1' " P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
TOiL....sl4.5s4.Ogs "a

IN TIIIW ~ ITO 0UUNtl NerV 0TCo amount rooms
have been manufactured I'm the district and exported
which are not taxed under the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
IS6Q-JULY INTEREST.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,

CITIZENS SAVINGS Rank,
No IS BOWERY, s. W COR oFCANAt.Nr
ASFMANNlAL INTEREST al the ~ rI VENr ser an
all u So aud upward which oe dspd 70,
three mouths viii be credited aud payable dgoss on sd
aNer WEDNESDAY JULY ~
ALL INTEREST called Tor viii remain prucpa draw
accordingly ard Will no he drposf books Al Aay
tire when presented ,ter Che 2lst Of july.
1B BANK Every Day for the reception and pfrnent
money! iom 10 ~ to ~ ADD 10 ie Evenug Of MONDAY
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY from $ 10 oclaek
DEPOSITS made before Ja 0h will Interest om The
lst " july
BANK BOOKS IN German French and ruaisll
SEYMOUR A BuNcR Secretary H. QtlSrAkp. President
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AND BROOKLYN, July !, 1869
OH uuI Nagr Pol

aJ2c. Tor s w.
MCE-Prces steady but market quiet; C'rolrs sd9c
SJGARSIhce has been M u Raw to-day tous
Is heavy, though decline b. quoted ally ~ ~ &c.
to Good kelnugi sales d $50 bids part Cuba ldi.. ud 30
boxes Havana private ~ auco9, ZOE lAis Cuba
81 O. cash; Refld dull lSia5. for Har. Stock t-llr 70
follows; Cuba Ot563 bids Porto Rice. 1851 Li.. Engh Isu
2g bd< Martinique 53l7 hhd' 81 Co 1g4
Melsdo. l9l hhds
SEEpSfbe market Tor Grass Seeds quiet brt price. IN.
chsuged At -. aJc Timothy Et0 81 D. Boa.u Fax
seed quoted . 81 sea ~ 90 y Duh Calcutta Lgsetd u
II prices We bear u 10 change; quote at 90 o. gold
TObAttOIbe market for all kinis dull At tie The
ony movement being hhug price, ~aou' change; she tuk
ofSpaah hand July 1902 was 1000 bales Havana aHd 2Jj b
YAM stock NtSYur aud Brooklyn Inspection Warehouses: 10 J
bids Karciv a lids Virginia anil North Carolina 20 h.t. Ohs, %
hbis Mar. rt u Brooklyn yb8l LhistOial. q. p bible
VIII. hlLLa LllL.L b how as % hnaI .oL. l --a-le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
CITY AND COUNTY GoTERNMEYE.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

This Board met yesterday, President Conan
In the chair aud after uansacng routine business
Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02

OyrCK o FCTOHHs FikE ~ Aotl
''''''' y" FE~ f0EE Jsts 10, ls,5 ,
TIME ANNUAL ELECTION for a BOARD
- bIRECTORs q hs COMPANY sl b. D. lsn a. Wis "-''"'
HOsDAI JAY g. lst3 PoAi oSsl ha ~ 1rGLfss s.er.,,r,
---0y J1cs on TEs FllsT sTSKL RrvEs AisIss Co.
No q pfsEsT Nav. iOH<, JsEs q, ". y,
NOTICE Il hereby given that an AooE5S-
~ MAST 1.-TWO DOLLAHs - sIhhE % tls Isl.S -, -
f. n sfssg sp M1 ts SJts. - 80 49, y M ~.
lHis sasasK stb Iairfs hsss''h -
ts IN - tos.d dc lob 4 JsY rhsf -ileI ~ n-s 80
fer bg1is q Bsssfslert ~ order 2" iAs
Ho.TJ Of DTsSssn "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02

s IL
TrrssrEEH.s OrrT.s J.rs ~. 10
NOTICE "a hereby given in the holders Of
- b.. XII s.E ,.sT Wl sI,IF4L HuEus OT IuE CRY oF
ILiIs.E.l T. 'sl Hs 40. fOEa oa .d Ea4' gsrirT a,
Irff Ir Co.,. ar Or i- aiis lI 80 o., Bass n
F.staf.a. ia Gle giy Of P.ss5-Fs- ts, .. s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
libiNtno Hotties.

Tus 1HApFNgNs NATIONAL BANS
NnwlotK Jras y, iitJ. )
A DIVIDEND of SIN PER CENT will ba
~ paid o. aud AFTER iVE'ph ), ~ ~, 81 ,,i',pv c,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02
Fousrs hAtigsAl BASS ~ fas cfrr ~ hss IONS

v1,uE DIRECTORS of this Bank have this day
i dss,fris DyiDEsD u YorH 90 Fth 'EAh h'' h'" ""
Vt f,.sf, Bso.. h. ssssi from t d,ts a4 ~ ~ y Jab
~ ''"'''' "'-' JDuH PAlEHh tssbsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02

Reward Of ESTYFyB PER CRST sibo paid Tor tho resio
capt JOHN YOuEg
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bS- Tot'@'i' -
D. srce 90 a. Ofrs......... 25Jsl B5-c497rG 70
Rece ps month Of Jrae it..... lt21 90
Receipts gr Cuou month q jose loC...... B2aO3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-02

nIVIDEND NOTlCE.-At n meeting OF tho
- Directors ofthe MltHlGAN ChhthAL bAd"M '""TA"i
brI Al Uosf.u thi, gli d,y Of Juro. 100 % vas ..,.
Totoi Ttata DivtDESD Of I'VE DOLLARS FLa sAhh ne.
eggo,stsu TAI ile Il lrfhF declared avis on W =
th la Of Iay next boru fcs - he close 81 Hs 90 70
2Gi lust Payment De Eldo 10 Hprhlonfp i''',' lho w
I Nsv York al he Office farrrs Loan ard lft t"hfsf ~
ia cts, AID 10 90 oiLs "a tc o0 81 Go lrhren ~ - hs"s
prlrrg ,.rr The tlY Hf Boston
Potd Tut transfer books ~ ne Company be closed TON s
"a las" SH' We %" gay u '"' AAo LiyFRMoRE re,,ursr
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-03-20
Read the List.

The Great Ranch known by the name OF
0luelas situated within the County Of Valen
cia and Territory of New Mexico, containing
four thousand acres of land, conveniently
adapted for cultivation of all kinds Of yegeta-
bles such as Corn, Wheat, Oats and Potatoes
and all kinds OF fruits can be raised as well,
and no other can surpass II usa pasturing
country, where Corn, Uats &C., may be not
needed to havo animals in very good condi-
ton. As for raising stock, no better can
be found throughout the Territory Of New
Mexico. There is y spacious dwelling house
containing ten rooms and two warehouses,
one fine stable, two corrals, in one Of which
can be put one thousand head of cattle one
tank attached to the said house, twenty five
feet deep and about thousand yards In cir
cumierence, which can irrigate from three to
four thousand acres Of land, -Four excellent
springs within five hundred yards Of the
house. continually afording sufficient water
to fill the Tank and supply the whole COM
munity. An abundance of wood and timber
can be had in the neighborhood. To the
above mentioned property will be given good
deeds and titles, and will be delivered in good
order and condition. This property is val
ued at 5000 20
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-03-20
Millinery and Dress Making,

MISS NJ, NJ. DAVIS would announce tc
the Ladies ofSanta Fe and vicinity that She
has opened a MILLINERY and DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT on the plaza
at present south of DR.. Andrews Store
where she will be pleased to see all who may
need anything in her line ofbusiness.
She has lust received fine stock of RIB
BONS, LACES, HATS and B0NNETS of al
styl and the very latest in the market,
No. 81. If.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-07
THE COURTS.

MAYORS COURT-MAYoz GEO. CHAHooS.
AssauH.-The continued case Of Jacob
and Mrs. Lewenburg, charged with assault
ing and beating James ] Lewis, was again
called up, and the parties upon hearing
were fined $3.50.
Disorderly.-susan Williams (negress), /,
charged with creating disturbance in the
house of John, ,Bsker, was fined $3.50.
Assault and Battery y.--Lucy Stuart (ne-
gress) ,charged with assaulting and beating
Jane Cox, was set back. s
Stolen Rroperty Harriet James (mu-
latto) charged with having in her posses
sion dress stolen from Mrs. Upshur, was
called, and her case continued until the 9th
instant.
Baamy.-The continued case Of Remus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-07

WE called at LEVY BROTHERS, on yesterday to
make some purchases Of dry goods. Our memo-
rsndum being sent from the country, and calling
for about fifty different articles, we dreaded the
difficulty we should have in filing 1t. We had
heard that they kept everything In the dry goods
line at LEVY BROTHERS, but thought 1t impossi-
-ble.~We have to acknowledge that we think now
as we had been informed. We like their system Of
doing business. Every article is msrked at the
lowest price that they afford to sell It. and we
have been informed that there have been instances
where they have lost large sales rather than deviste
from the one-price system. The advantage In
dealing with such an establishment is that every
person purchases ut the same price, whether they
are a judee OF goods or not Such an establish
ment deserves encouragement and we doubt not
but what they receive what they deserve, as we
found their store crowded and their statesmen and
other employees as 'ebusy as bees.'' II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-07

CAPTURE OF STOLEN PRoPERTY.-We mo-
ticed some time since the robbery Of the
shops of the Petersburg Railroad Company,
in Manchester, Of large quantity Of brass.
On Tuesday Mr.. William Piemont, the mas,
ter machinist of this company, recognized
about one hundred pounds Of brass at the
foundry of Baird's heirs as portion Of the
property stolen. On information obtained
a search warrant was issued to search the
premises Of John Kelly, junk dealer, on
Twentieth street, Richmond, where over
one hundred pounds moreof the brass was
found Mr.. Kelly was arrested and con-
fined until late Tuesday night, when JUS
tice Murphy bailed him for his appearance
at court. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-07

DOLLAR SAYINGS BANK.-At o meeting
of the Dollar Savings Bank, held at their
office on the 5th Of January, the following
directors were elected for the ensuing year I:
John E. Bossieu1, Richard Cauthorn, A.
Bodeker, L. Harvey, w. R. Rowe, William
.Cowling, J. 8. Tower, Stephen Hunter, A.
A. Hutcheson, John Priddy, Edmond Bos-
sieux, Christian Zimmer,P. W. Grubbs, N.
B. Hill, VIM. Ira Smith.
At meeting of the, directors held yes
terday afternoon, Mr.. ] ohm E. Bossieux was
reelected president, and Thomas s. Armi-
stead cashier. The company has declared
a dividend of ten per cent. out of the earn
iugs of the las. six months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-07

- CoNsEcRAr1oNor Knew LoDGE.-Y -Yester-
day afternoon Deputy Grand Master John
sE. Regnault, accompanied by 'Messrs. Viii
liam 7. White, John Stone, lPeyton Wise,
James E. Riddick, William E. Cannon,
Charles Lundin, and L., L.. Bass, left the
city for Manakin for the. purpose of conse-
Grating and putting into operation Dover
Lodge, No. 28, Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons. They went by way Of the t'raging
canawl," J" in the canal steamship Great
Eastern"
!. The following are the officers Of the new
Lodge to be installed John e. CrossIey,
Master; E.. sully, Senior Warden; G.. r..
eager, Junior Warden.
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UNITED STATES SUBSISTENCE DEPART
MENT.-The following stores have been
issued, transferred, &c., from the United
States subsistence Department in this city,
under the charge of Major w. A. Elderkin,
during the year 1858:
$500 barrels pork 600 pounds each), 1884
pounds ham, 2S3,S07 pounds herrings, 200
pounds fresh beef, 1873 barrels flour Q96
pounds each), l,263,2oo pounds corn meal,
II, 200 pounds beans, 62,7Oo pounds rice, Il, 200
pounds hominy, 1900 pounds coffee, S,ioO
pounds tea, l9s,5oO pounds sugar, $500 gallons
vinegar, l4,5OO pounds candles, 47,4oo pounds
soap, 81, 400 pounds salt, 1900 pounds pepper.
Cash disbursed during the year, 1906, 900.
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E CIVIL APPOINTMENTS BYTHE MILITARY.
General stoneman made the following civil
appointments on yesterday: David Fultz,
Commonwealth. attorney for Staunton F.
q. Bruce, Commonwealth attorneyfor Rap:
pahannock; Robert Boiling, clerk of the
Hastings Court of the city of Petersburg.