The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1864, Page 2

SIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘Tomsnar, August 9-6 P. M. To the year 1859 the total length of railway in operation. io the United States exceeded the length open in Great Britain in the proportion of about four to three, while the capital invested in railways in that country exceeded thas iuvested in the United States in the ratio of about four to one. Of the aggregate amount of capital then invested in all the railways of the world Great Britain had coptri- Dated fifty tour per cent, and yet the length of road con” Btrucied with this capital was leas than twenty seven per cept of the entire lecgth. It thus appears by comparizon that the most costly, and by inference the most permavent. Ay valuable and efticieat, railways were those of Pugland- @he United States bad then six thousand Sve hundred and sixty-five miles of railway open, ta which was in- ‘vested two hundred and sixty millions of dollars, while Great Britata nad oply five thousand miles open, tn which had been invested two hundred millions of pounds sterling. Since then the extent of railway commutication in the United States (ivcluding those in rebellion) bas incressed to thirty-two thousamd ight hundred and seventy one miles, constructed at a coat of $1,234 ,262,610, or $37,549 per mile. In Great Britain and Ireland during the same time the lines have increased to eloven thousand three hundred and eighty-six miles in length, constructed at a cost of $1,775 686,400, or $156,028 per mile. ‘This enormous excess in cost Of construction of the English over tho American roads is to be accounted for by the fact that most of our railways were of single lines, constructed ina light and cheap manner, whigh in England would have been regarded as merely intended to serve temporary purposes; whereas the English system Yovolved the laying of double tracks in the most solid and expensive manner, with a view to permanent strength aud a heavy trailic. Nevertheless, in the two countries ours have Deen thus far the most profitaple ia their returns, The respective Siates from which our roads hold their ‘charters exercise afar greater control over them than the Britisa government does over those under its jurisdic tion, and the passage of a railway bill through any State Legislature in this country is generally accom. panied by far more bribery and corruption than it uid be through the House of Commons, ‘The introdugtion of railways in England resulted in as many local monopolies of transport ‘as there were distinct wompanies, and this evil was speedily aggravated by ‘amalgamation. At the present day, therefore, we find every one of the principal lines of railway in Great Bri tain a gigantic monopoly, protected by act of Parliament and sustained by the public. Hence railway sbares are regarded as safe investments and their stock is held chieily by a large class, who live” upon their dividends, and take little or no heed of fluctua. @ions in the market value of securities. The varia- tiovs in the quotations for British railway shares on the Loudon Stock Exchange are very slight, owing to this reason and the absence of that speculation which makes the price of railway shares ia this country asub- ject of daily interest to thousands, The plan of constructing railroads by the undue and premature issue of bonds, which has prevailed to a great extent in this country, has operated very injuriousiy upon the common stock and the interests of shareholders ‘dhe method generally pursued was to pay the coutractors twenty-five per cent im cash, fifty per cent in bonds and ‘ibe remaining tweoty-five per cept in common stock. ‘Tbe consequence was that, ag the proportion in cash was quite inadequate to carry om the work, contractors exacted much higher rates than they would have dono had there been @ large paid up capital to rely upon, 80 ag to cover their loss by the conversion of the bouds into money» Moreover, it was not an upcommon circum- Bia.ce {or from jour Lo six thousand dollars extra compen- pation per mile to be allowed by rallway companies to Contractors when the bonds proved difficult of negotia- tion, and in order to hasten the completion of their roade, This exhausting process usually compelled a recort In payment for labor and material to fresh issues of bonds, based on the expected iocome of the roads. When, finally, the rails of avy particular road were all laid and a light pjuipment provided, the directors found the line poorly stocked, badly baliasted, and encumbered with a large floating debt. This of course prevented it from doing more for a long time than pay running expenses out of Its traffic receipts. Had the work of construction Bot been commenced Ullenough capital bad been sub- woribed to pay for the neceseary labor and material from Month to month ag it progressed, the aggregate cost would probably, in the majority of instantes, have been at least thirty per cent less, andfin others the gain would ave Leen far greater. No wonder, therefore, that we have had, aud still have, although ina lesser degree, considerable number of ratiways with bonded debts much (larger than their capital, and which nave defaulted in the matter of their interest coupons, To this credit system pursued at the start the embarrassments of mapy of our railway companies are for the most part attributable, In the South the railways were constructed chiefly on & cash basis, and, in consequenoe, at a cost of about sixty. three per cent of that of the Eastern and Western roads, and filty 6lx per cent of those of the Middle States. ‘Thus 1t will be seen that although the cost of our roads has been high, in comparison with that of those of Great Britain, it might have been made much Jess, or, rather, ‘auch better roads and rolling stock might Baye been ba moot for the same money, "in Urebt Briain of late ato Feat altompts bave been made to introduce this vicious credit system into railway Duilding; but they bave mot with little encouragement. ‘The English have a good deal to show for the capital in- vested in their railways. They have secured & good. albeit an expensive, system, and it yields 8 bs Midindiiitie return. We bave to pay for chea fm toferiority ond lack of Gorability, apd Our Sade will cost far more in the long “Gn than the British railways, PP “noney market is easy but slaggish at seven per cent On call to stock houses, In foreign exchanze there isa little more activity tham yesterday observable; but the rates are low. Bankers’ sterling bilis are quoted at 1083}@109 for gold and 277 for currency. Commercial bitls are offered ot 478.274. Francs range from 5.13 }6 to 5.16. ‘The share market inclined to firmness to-day; but there ‘was no noticeable change in the transactions, Compared with the highest sales yesterday, New York Cen- tral advanced at the first beard today % per cent, Erie Railroad %, Hudson River 1%, Michi- gan Central %, Illtinois Central 34, Cleveland and Pitts Durg i, Chicago and Rock Island %, Pittsburg and Fort ‘Wayne X, Cumberland Coal 23, Canton Company x, Quicksilver Mining 44, and Ohio and Mississippi certi6- cates {. Michigan Southern and Delaware and Hudson ‘Canai sold the same. Cleveland and Toledo declined 34 per cent, Chicago and Northwestern 3, and Mariposa 14. Stocks were a fraction off at the second board, and a very limited business was done. There was av active demand for governments at im- proved quotations. ho following were the prices ob- (tained at the first imneetiog of the Board of Brokers. Cou- pon sixes of 1881 106% @ 107, registered five twentics 106% @ 107, coupon five twenties 1003; a 109%, Ucto- tober seven three-tenths Treasury notes 107, one year Cortificates 95'; @ 964, sixes of 1867 1153, endorsed coupon fives of 1874.91. Government stocks were not so firm in the afternoon. The registered sixes of 1881 closed fat 1065, and the coupons at 1069; the rogistered five- twenties at 106%{ and the coupons at 100\¢ a 1003¢' February Treasury notes at 108%, and the debt cortid- cates at 06 a 065 Golderas active to day, at @ reduction in the rate of premium, It opened at 255, sold down to 253%, aud closed at 254. ‘The Assistant United States Treasuror reports to-day as follows :— Receipts from custom $235,000 Total receipts...... 1,004,160 Pe 142,671 Dal teeee 17,490,133 Books for feubec ription to the Capital stock of the | Weatern Vermont Marbie Company are now open. The aggregete value of the exports of produce and | merchandise, exclusive of specie, from tbis port during | Une past week was $6 463,846. The exports of the pre vious week amounted to $5,256,012. The Boston imports for the week ending August 5 were £204 454, against $306,002 for the corresponding week in 2863. Tho exports were $261,516, against $100,219 64 for Abe corresponding week in 1863. ‘The foreign exports from the port of Baltimore duricg isk, Prices bav in advanced about fifty cents a z its, ops carrying oepanies have also advanced their = fNfty cents a ton since the Ist of August. The wage of we mivers and laborers were also advan: me a ternativewas . Pay . We regen ae reoording this ad Price of coal; it would other aise: ‘wut under cxiion ole we know no lawful remedy for the evil at mstan it. demand is ahead of the supply, and 4 apatite 4 tong Silesian at ITigc & have coal, bid higherthan who are order to get coal, and up goes the price; but, with all the clamor about the high price of coal, it ‘bas not advenced qn greater UN in our cities than. all the other ne- costaries of life, except perhaps flour and potatoes, aud these articles are also looking up pretty rapidly. Stock Baehange. Tomspay, Auguat 9=10-99 A, x, + Hos" 209 shs Mari Mg Co.b1d i lop _ 50 Erie RR pre! aot oe 100 Hudson Riv BR. Bue “wh es i $m & i ‘ate bas. HE va ite fi me 1¥00 MichSo s! raha e119 2.00 AltonéTHautelaa Ii 6000 Chice NW Ist m. 1055q hiy* 30 50 Ohio&NW int bds $0) M& Pau Ch ist m 1 20 o1er fis RE us 15e0 AgGWisiin 6 div 100, 2 Caicagn aN W Rit 97) b Latm ex 10215 * 575 da, adm 11434 Teun Lid Sin Ch Aiton ist ns 500) Peninsulatst ei.. ¢8 50 she Bk Commerce. ae ne : N x 3 1200 do a 200 Alt & TH RR ..b: Minn Mg Co. 35 “50 Han & St J RR. 100 Mariposa MgCo.bid 47° 8) do wees SECOND, BOARD. Hae-rast Two o'Ctoce P. Nal, reg.. 100)5 100 sha N¥ CentRN.bis ise Colin, 10:45 3H Erie RR.. 50) Tea » The % Hip sigh 8 & N Tagua. 112 9 Lu Cent al RB geri 1 Biases 5u8) Ohio & Mi ois 300 ie mb Coa! pref At fw Ghieagoe RE HE iis ‘0 200 030 WN Y Geaizai RR... 6.3 . 1ST CITY OOMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tcespar, August 9—6 P. M. Asazs.—Receipts, 149 bbls. Market quiet and prices unchanged. Breapsturvs.—Receipts, 12,579 bbls, flour, 80 bags corn meal, 90,323 bushels wheat, 32,522 do, corn, 33,057 do. oats, 45 do. rye and 6,400 do, malt, Tbe flour market was unsettled aud 10c « 200. lower, particularly on old, which is most subject to deterioration this hot weather, Sales 14,000 bbls. State and Western, 1,300 Southern and 600 Canadian, inohding 500 Phaeuix Mills (Southern) at $15 50 for medium ond $16 50 for choice, clesing with no buyers at the outside price, Rye flour and corn meal were quiet and unchanged. We quote:— Superfine State and Western four. Extra State. Extra round huop Ohio Western trade brands, Extra St. Louis, . Common’ Soutnern. oped for goft yeilo NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10 1864. nenanie Be cassia 82 fen. ginwes Hte., ginger 45c., mace 1 60 and putmegs $1 Svucak —The demand ws moderate; sales of 170 hhds. Cuba ie prscoredo at Sh Bary and ined was at 22 2Tc. @ 280. for soft while, and 2840 s 200, for powdered, crushed and granulated, —The Viusinens w was Tight, ‘with sales of only 10 ‘Try.—Pig remaios iy at previous prices. English quiet at 64c., plates were active; sales 200 boxes I. C. Coke at $21 50. TaLLow.—Sales 100,000 !bs. at 196 a 1910. Tea.—The market was fairly active and frm 600 balf cl oi ‘een, 160 do, uncolored Japan aud 3,933 at full prices. Kentucky was in fair demand, with sales of 14ige a 50. Receipts, 534 bbls. Market dull; sales of it $1 73091 14% FINANCIAL. _ ENY ER “GOLD MLNING STOCK.—TWO HUNDRED shaves for sale, Offers received. Addresa Denver, box 4,234 Post oifice, POR SALETRICUMOND COUNTY SEVEN PER CENT Pepcigtuniter Bonds, with Coupons, five to frenty rons interest payable car! Py 3 er ork, in sums to sult. bee Hye COCK & SON, No. 6 Wall street, New York. AMPSHIRE AND, BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY, FLA New vere ofice, st trinity Blaine: Aviguat |; 184 — The Board of Directors of this company is day da- Garet-a semi-annual dividend of five per cont on the capt: tal stock thereof, payable at the offioa of. the company on and after the 18th instant, The transfer books will be closed en Wednesday, the 10th instant, and will be reopened on Tuesday, the 16th instan' JOHN G. GREENLEES, Secretary. EW YORK AND HARLEM. RALLEOAD COMPANY, WSIDENT'S OFFI York. July 1, 1564. SECOND MORTGAGE ‘onDe ($1,000,000), Notice ts hereby gives 8 that" the Honda of ‘the above issue Till be paid at theis maturity. August 1. 1364, at the office of the company, corner of Fourt aie a. ma rweny sixth tree! that Se, interes o ‘conse from that dat Te VANDERBILT. Too. President, BW YORK, AUGUST 5, 1864—A DIVIDEND OF ONE Der cent for the month of July, will be paid to the scribers to the sapitul stock of the Story & McClintock Petro- Joum Company, on and after the Lot lust, at the olfica of ‘the company, 16 Nassau strar: GEO. N. ‘CONKLIN, Assistant S NEY YORK. AUGUST 0, 1864.—-THE TRUSTHES OF the Consolidated Petroienm “Oil Company have tais day declared a dividend of one and one fourth the capital stock (ni ye $10 por share), carnines of the company, for the month of Jat he ofige of the company, 40 Broad strat. Sth inst, GRIFFIN, Seesetary. ROPOSALS FOR Pre OtSoRED. THOUSAND DOLLARS. NEW YORK COUNTY COURT FI TOCK. Sealed proposa's will be r fice until Treeday, aogeet his ° a when the same wii! be nub! ovened, for the eae e or Aus part of the sum of two hindred. thousand dollars of New York County Court House Stock,” anthorized by Uz 0" the Laws of 84 and by an ordinance of the r4 of Snpertisurs, approved by the Mayor May & ‘The said stock ts to provide additional means for th struction and comple¥ion of the new Connty Gonrt Hon: on Chambers str “Tr will bear itereat at the rate of per cent per annum, parab'e semi-annually, on the first day of May and November ineach year, and the pirncipal will be redeemed as follows. viz:— nndred thousand dollars on the first day of Novem- nd One tet thousand dollars on the first day of Novem- 1888 the proposals will state the amount of stock desired and the price per one hundred dollars thereof, and the nersons Whose proposais ave accepted will thereupon be required to deposit with the County Treasurer the sums awarded to them respectively. On presenting to the Comptroller the recainta of the Couns fy Tronsurer for auch deposits. the partic. will be entitied to reoeive certificates for equal amounts of t thnmums awarded to them, vesting’ lutorest, from the dates of payments. Each propo tion ehould he sealed and endorsed “Propo- sals for New York Connty Court Honse Stock,” and en. vloxed in a second envelope, addressed to the Comptroller. The right is reserved to react any or all of the bids, if the interests of the county require it. MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, rie Crry or New Yorr, Dera oa at the Oo mgt ens of: 1864 at t P. RTMENT OF FINANCE OFFICE, Augitst 6, 1354. OUTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED.—VIRGINIA. SS Tennessee. North Carolina, South Carolina, Geo Alabama ani New Orleans bank noes by MANYING & D. PORESE, tentors, 19 Wall siteot. HE | BANK oF QALIRORNTA,, SAN FRANOTSOO, 111 80.014 00 +9 70.810 00 Good to choice and ‘extra, +10 05 ail 90 Rye tour, superfine...... +7598 9 00 Corn moai, bbis.. “Toa 8 50, z 5 5 5 73 é Corn mes 84 75 a 34 80 —The wheat market was 3c. a Sc. lower and very irre- gular, with a fair business at the decline; sales 119,000 bushels _né $218.82 35 for inferior to prime Ciicavo spring, $2 20a $2 37 for Milwaukee club, $2 35a $2 40 for amber spring, $2 38 a $2 50 for winter red Westera, $2 568 a $2 56 ‘or amber Michigan. Corn was le lower, with a moderate demand; sales 95,000 bushels, cs a 58 a $1 64 for Western mixed and $1 50a $) fi nd. Oats were in fair demand, with sales of 70, "000" bushels at 98c.a $l. Rye and barley Dominal. Betswax was in fair demand, at 87c. for Western and perdi Southern. About 5,000 Ibs. were sold at these Le CayoLes.—-Small sales ot adamantine were made at 38c. a 40c.; sperm quiet at 55c aod patent, 65c Corree.—The market was more active; sales were 800 = Rio at 47¢ a 48c., and 50 do. Java at 59c. Stock on August 9, 1864, of Rio’ and Santos, 186, 252 bags; beset) 370 do.: Bahia, 4,916 do. ; Maracaibo, 17,000 do. ; ay: ra, 10,800 do. ; ‘st. Domingo, 4,560 do’; and other descrip: tions, 7,830 do. Corron was moderately active, with saleeof 700 bales. We quote:— Upi ic Mobile. N.O. & 1. Ordinary. 161 162 162 163 Middling. . 1% iT ug Good mi 179 179 180 anita market romains very quiet, aod we have Siren coon sates of Portage at 50350. a 5le., andi 52%. for Quincy. Drgwoova—The market was more active. The sales include 200 sa so ‘Domingo logwood at $35, and 100 dv. St. Dom! Fror. were quiet, with sales of 200 boxes at = be bench, and $540 for layers. Currants were selling at Other descriptions were quiets at about Previous priest FaeicoTs were Saotes oes but, ms ecvored Sb a7 ara Engagemects to bashels wheat itd ‘ono an extreme r. 1 ‘be fk 2ap. flour at is. oi cake, 160 bales m=’ 54100 bales hemp, 25s.', 60 casks 26s: per neutral. 14,000 Dusbels wuest at 1564, in dul, 1,000 bbls. flonr at'as., 60 Ehds. tallow at 22s. dd., Boo bales guuny cloth at 258, and per steamer, S00 boxes bacon at 328, 6d., 7,000 bushel wheat at 9%d.. 1.500 pack- ages cheese and 6,400 do. Dutter at 50s and je hae tively, aud 10@ bales of cotton at 3;d. To London, per American, 5,000 bbls. flour at 2s, 6d. a 2s. Tigd. 35,000 beable ; ia. i id. 8 we oh, an peutral, 600 bbis. flour al a jasgow, per Beuteal, 60 ales bait #i'a5a 10 tone olla at 278, 81) and 16 bhds. tobacco at 37s. 6d. To Bremen, 275 bhds. tébac- co at 308. To Antwerp, 200 bbis tare be bes 1,000 Petroleum at 63. i 3a 50 tons weight af . o Plate, lumber, at ie order, 10,000 Bushes iat Oe. ; an Italian brig, voyage, 35,000 at 6a. Guxxt uses quiet, at previous prices. Goxxy Crorn.—The ‘aewnand was alr and prices were firm ; we note sales since our last of 320 bales here at 20c. a 20igc., ‘and 250 bales io Boston op private terms. ao bh. tobacco at 3i8., wa 6d. A bark to the rr a “British brig. to ‘Cork, for Hipes.—The market raked very dull, and prices were without ma' ange, The salcs include 200 Mata- moras, 300 300 Buenos Ayres, 200 Montevideo, Bay and 600 Rio Grande, all on private terms. Hay.—Shipping was in fair demand at $1 50, qualities were seliing at $1 65 a $1 70. Retail Hors were quite active, and prices were without mate. \ rial change. Gales of 374 bales at 20c. a 23c., the latter i for prime. Ismco.—The demand since our last haz been light, but | prices were firm; sales wero 20 chests Madras at $1 65, and 30 chests do, at $1 45. Bengal was quiets smal! sales at $2 25 a$z 50. Guatemala was scarce and firm: sales | 20 ceroons at $2 45a $2 65. Manila was selling at $1 60, ‘LxatHen.—The market for hemlock sole war more ac- tive at uncbanged rates. Oak sole was more activ firm, Freeh avd American calf skins were quiet ut pre- vious prices, LeaD.—The marieet was quite active, with smaii sales at 16 3sc. the government touk a few tons on private asses Was more active and firm: the saler include oT Yall f bole. New Orloans at $105, 108 byle. do. at $112 @ $1 15, apd 171 bhds. Ouba Sevecrent at 98c,; also 113 ! do, melado and 60 do. Trinidad on p. t Navat Sronms were quiet: the ‘snies include 20 bis, spirits turpentine, a $3 49 085 55 for French, ane $3.60 | @ $3 65 for American. bbs. rosin were at sila $43 (or common, $440 $48 for No. 2, and $50a@ 100 tor pale. Var was quict at $18 «$20 per bbI. Coal tar at $6 per bbi. On Cane.—We notice sales since our fast of 300 tons Weetern at $75. Oits.—Linseed was in moderate demand, with sales of 6,000 gallons at $1 7/@$) 72, Crude wile was quite active; sales of about 300 bbls, on private terme and 100 bbls. at $1.65. Crude sperm quiet at previous prices. Manufactured remains quet at previous prices; emall sales of whale at $1 65 “$2 46 for natural winter sperm. Castor Oo!) quiet at $3 40, and olive oil same price. Provisions. — Receipts, 16 bbls, pork, 127 do. cut meats and $71 do, jard. The pork market wae decidedly lower hy a active, ye fe 000 oe a an sass 728 jor pew 0.5 7 g Ri prices ; for * sft $36 prime mess. Beef rithadlhe at previous reriont cae 800 bbls. at $13 @ $16 for country moss, $6 a $8 for coun jt 4 prime, $15 & $20 for a Kea mess, and $22 a $28 for itto, Prime mess f quiet at $32 a $35. We ote e tale of 200 Uetoes Fadia beet oD private terma. Cut meats were iv moderate royucet, with sales of 160 | packages at 14c, a 14\c for shoulders and 170 for hama, The lard market ruicd duil and heavy ; sales 3,000 bbi aud tieroes at lige. a 22hc, Butter was scarce and firm at We a 450. for Ohio, and é5c. @ 50. for State. Cheese was firmer but leas active at 18¢, @ 2c, for com- mon to prime. the past week amounted to $47,508. ‘The Security insurance Company have declared the following dividends:—A cash dividend of teo per cent on Abeir capiial stock, payable on demand; an interest divi- Gend of six per ceut on their outstanding scrip, payable An oash November i, and a scrip dividend of fifty por went on $140,000 earned participating premiume for the pest year, for which werip certificates wil! be issued No- ‘vember 1. The above are {ree from government tax. ‘The Pennsylvania Northorn Ceutral Railroad Company ‘Dave dociared @ quarterly dividend of two per cent for be quarter ending June 20, to be paid to the stockholders om 6. » Potteville (Pa.) Miners’ Journal of Saturday last Wwetors to the advance in coal as follows — ‘The demand for coal in the fphavikill region ts quite Detroevm.—Recotpts, 6,373 bole. The fail if gold did pot exert much influen 2 the market for either crude or refined, bond or free, ‘There was a good inquiry (or refiued fof shipment, but there was but little offering for fale. @rude may be called steady, with a fate foquiry. | ‘Tbe saies were 4 000 bbis. crude, nearly ail ee and S76, @ 59i¢c. for September; 4,00 do, refined jn bond, mostly all (or export, nt Bic. n 86e. : 1,800 do. frees 87cva B744C., aOd 100 do. benzine, 60 a 63 gravity, at Rick —We notice sales since our last of 160 bags fan Boon at bene @14%6., now held at 16c., and 200 do at 8ige., 1p bon | 4 ‘was dull at previous prices. \ wi smeps. —' market for clover aad timothy julet at previous oy ey flux was steady, with salos of 200 bushels at 64. Spices Ibe pe remains very dull, and we have ovly to notice on wr of rele Wee MA oy pepper and 60 Cases nutmegs on ori quote pepper 460, on tu Seosricien of ell kinds, 820.0 will be paid. Address box 194 Herald office Capital $2,000,000, paid D, 0. MILLS, President. Wag. Oorrespondents New ieee teh Ofices 33 Pine street. ‘ashier. IPHE GOULD & CURRY SILVER MINING COMPANY bas deolared a dividend for July of fifty dollars per foot, in co’d. payable through the Bank of California. on stock registered for dividends in New York, on and after 5th inst. lees exchange, at the offices of LEES & WALLER, No 33 Pine street, T ITED STATES PETROLRUM COMPANY, 47 BX- chanze place, room 32, New York, August 3, 1864 — The Trustees of the United States Petroleum Company have a eee declared & quarterly dividend of three per seat, free of goverament tax, payable on and after the 8 |, NELBON TAPPAN, Treasurer. Wisix VERMONT MARBLE COMPA UABRIES AND MILLS, DANS “a STOC: Pano sheng ely EACH, Joba B, Page. Prosident Bani of Rudand, Raiand, Vt. Pea . Yelverton, Presideat Bank of North America, jew gon as “Williams, Metropolitan Bank. New York. George B. Satter'ée. of Satterlee & Co., New York. Frankia Post, Wallingford, Vermont. Frederick Cie Ratland, Vermont. 0. W. Child, New York. 4 ERMONT. Provident, JOUR I B. PAGE. | Sec'y., HENRY K, YATES. 191 Broadway, New The property of ofthis eompany com ty ome 135 aores of land, ef w er 40 acres are of white marble: seo three Hass for" suring: marbioy now in tion, The quarries have been oj yt and worked for the past fren & Ss, andthe shi to New York, Philadel- Dhis, Baltimore and the South. where {ta reputation is fully i > prod ee, and the present design is to add steam ad aad other improved machinery to meet the iccreasing jemand for marble For this purpose the company now opi eT number of its shares to inorease it? working ca ue ‘a feon! Dambhng king house of ener HOW wv MACE, 9) Wall wee rere Mgerear 6, 1864. Ryaiies, WILTARD & pzcurane tect Ke Wgertne p rent ere York sale of United States uartermasters’ Vouchers. Snecie nod Exohange. Allciaims an the government collected aed. v to Fankorve emu harles A. Marshall, Esq. Opdrke, Loeschick & Co. vr Is Skiddy. John J. Crane, Esa. ngs, TED—$%0 FOR ONE YEAR, AT TEN PER CEN Bo bihte Hows good reference. Address J. B. H. use, 000 FA “WANTED=POR FOUR MONTHS, oN nods in atore. for which a liberal interest W's x’ TO LOAN—AT SIX FER CENT, fer fzezenrs or! longer, $300.000. a | JOBEPH MASON, ts ‘sPine wt. rooms Wand 11, $500. 000.-7°. invest IN REAL ESTATE thi ie man oN eat ms oper to be rd it urchase of re} an tore erty. JOSEP WABON, No. By Tide straet, rooms 10 and 1. LOAN OFFICES. - LIBERALLY DVANCED -aatidd oN A’ We DIAMOND a WAC Hea Ew eLR PIANOS, Font TO: &e. AT 17, yy hs jamnondi jewelry, £e., anda higher price paid then oon noe sealant at any oth p'acein the cfty, at 77 Bleecker street, up stairs. ATnonds, Waichen, Jewel . Silver Ko., kc: Also. Pawnbroke:s° ied of Diamonda, Watches, Jewelry, Qune, Pistols, for which T will poy 207 per cont more than can be obtained at any other plece.ia the city. 609 way, corner of Houston sireot, up stairs, room No. 9. 7 143 —PAWNRROKERS) troKets PURCHASED OF A Diamonds, wry gine deem naical Instriimenta, ana all other Goods Svers 74 ae Sena at sireety Chygens’ Bank. ong WANTED ATT? 1 GOO-NONEY LIBBRALLY ADVANCE Inte, G' D 0} 11D rercoats wh third. Coot weet of wery. UM APYANGES pMADB,.ON, Jewelry. description, or ty same aah BON, Broki as cra Drawonne, a ord SET OF TERTH MADE IN T B Zoune.<85- tire satisfaction oF no pay, at . Bape. Cial attention given to Tnechianfea Geulistry. “The cheapest ae fm as are de in any part if teeth ever made, and ‘No ndvance ls requtred, an F pay for an) thin Far bnen glen f sand cases. an Neoth eviencted. without pain, No accide 96a has occurred from its wee hore; we give it ever TSatween Fifteeoth and Sixteenth streets, on Six! avenue, No, 239. OTURR MONTH. A ANoEH ‘and be satisfied, Tt will cost yon nothing. Teeth @xtractet poaitively without pain and without charge un September, ia order to afurd an opportunity toa satiqfed of the fact and make it known. America Co, Dentists, Fourth street, corner of Bower; world, tured to. take irons onde no one is re at CERTIFICATES. HAVING HAD RIGHTERN 14° yrithout pain by Dr. Galmreen. (wo. blocks: fromm Broadway L ay ‘user this recommendation to 2 toothache. Sar, Francis 176 Grove sree, Jorsey liy. PROPOSALS. FICE GROTON Aquenuer HOARD, Yous. To Builders, Sealed office ofall be Friday, the ‘ih 4.1, 1864, proposals, will be received a this 1th cay of Augat o mbiiely opened, for the furnishin ot materiate dhe Qrection of @ buliding on the grounds altaghed to the 0 id Reservoir, corner of Eighty-sixth street and Seventh wthe onnt of security required will be $2,000, Pies * fitations ther with blank forma of eo eeectanoe with the ordinances of the Common can be had ou application to the OMA ol ROpr itn ith pee OF THE STREET oT ‘0 Conten ‘ropomals enclosed in eae TS io OF the works nad with thes bidder written thereon. will Lamy ved <e thls office ‘Angust 15, 1804, ot 11 o'el vor regulsting 0 ng, esr i tnd fet Madison avenue, from Forty secon i reek, an LS ogy oy oraher ia tie opectteat sa resent On ARLES "e. GOR Ly Dated Street Department New York, August 5, 1964, ____ SLATARY AND NAVAL. bel ae MILITARY AND NAVAL, "TES WANTED Pe THE ARMY oR BMY AND NAYY VOLUNTEERS AND SUBSTI uBariny, ‘ore’ stewards, tutes wanted. —Chot given —artiliery, cav- ret ceamaren ceameesgrtinary ordinary seamen ee. ne ad eek, cement fad fn fiooa Ayia TEs on sae - we and ab mera a ERs sateee. orete eee ees | eke oat cin A. Sntged by morchues of well xasat hich tinnding. to aie tablishment, ch : I No swiudlers permitted in my office. Don't stop ia x ake ies oh pain Comba himself, 5) Lispe> ed. We theaireet, Call and nara triend | Awe ENROLLED AND LIABLE TO BE DRAFT. ed—bankers, merchanis and others furnished with You may bring your wife or Exewption city and other cit os) of well known b'gh reputat on, Apply to Captain COMBS, o eet! street, near Broadway. Brookiyn men will do e ‘hing tweat gale, “rast 40 ture i Bubstitutes to tue navy every di ach day, UTES CAN at the olive, UBSTITUTES, SUBSTITUTES —SU! BST! Bet, in cash, the largest bonatic. in the elt No. 12° Chambers street, tain J. DE PASS & CO, “ATTENTION 18 CALLED 70 PARITES DBSIRING substitutes or representat.ves in the United States sérvice. The unders: stitutes for New York, will prompt'y furnish allen sub- ings, or auy other distrie State, on reasonable rms. Apply to beta or No, on enn ee sent. aie w York, or fo ia Fulton street, mex! fy ow Harding's tea store, Brooklya, * case & VAN NESS, in the dress TTENTION.=$650 CASH, BESIDES $375 GOVERN. ment bouny, prize and reilef money guarantesd to good man. exempt from the draft this day. No runner or ngamt peed appir Inquire at 124 West street, corner Dey street, up stairs, before 9A. M. Boys trom eighteen to twenty years of age taken forthe army, TYENTION.—ALIENS AND DISCHARGED VETER & ponewill be guaranteed $70). orb io ne ¢ band after passin If any foubs that ther won't rebels their moe is of the Prero ost Mar 5. WARREN Bese MY, NAVE AND. MARINE CORPS OW), MEN wanted; $409 and $500 cash In hand wil be ny reerult will be paid i lary Amount of band moneys old sai ors or soldiers acgepte. Oail at the U: 153 Ful- ton street and 2 CARD, idiers can ener this corps aud recety —— ‘ner information apply to WASEBUR! LL, 26 Broadway LL THE RIGHTS OF VOLUNTBERS AND Legale tutes explained. where snd how-to seoure, the | bounties, relief to families, & oat the mi ftary law office of WASHBURN & g¥ORRALL, 266 Broadway. T 08 BROADWAY—=1,20) Case I Ts HAND WILL BE paid (0 two good ‘men titutes, this day, by WASHBURN & WwORaub, 2 fon AN, ALIEN WILL GO AS suastitU' TE FOR A LIBE. 4 ral bounty. Reply Wou't treat with brokers, Address J. ¥. Ro.ers, Hera id office. A™S, NAVY AND MARINE CORPS —8500,—VOLUN- teers.and substitutes wanted. | $403 cash boanty paid. Three substitutes wanted to-day. $300, $100 and $500 casa given. Parties bringing men wil be patd the largest amount of hand money paid at any office inthe elty. Apply at the minty, Pay, Atmy aud Navy Agency, 111 Nassv4 street, up AS man or women bringing a States Army and Navy Agency, 2.Broadway, up stairs, = INVALID CORPS.<A FEW RRPMAROED bent RE YOU EXENP ble ta do military a do well to have thelr exemption fled befa Such exemptions are mace at 113 Nasaau street, third WL THOSE ENROLLED, LiA- RMY, this day. aliens, v go as volunteers and su draft for one, two and three years to whom the very best cash bounties will De paid da oa the same day of enlistment, NDS, DEMAREST & CO a South street, corner of Fulton, TTENTION. SUBSTITUTES.—$70 CASH BOUNTY paid. No humbug or swindle, Choice of regi- nent. Come to my office and try It, at 44 Hudson street, Hoboken Solers, between First aud Newark atrarts, Ho. boke: KELLER NAVAL AND MARINE CORPS.—WANTED, rons and discharged seamen, to stitutes for parties in advance of TTENTION—ALL WHO WISH TO EXLIST IN THE army of navy.—You can have, $700, with chotce of in fantry, cavairy or artillery. No. 120 Bowery, near Grant Birect,"uy stairs, United States General Revtuiting vale Hours 8 A. M to 4 P. 10) VOLUNTRERS WANPED FOR THE NAVY.— Wili be taken for one year A very large cash bounty ven. Those liable to the coming draft may volunteer and fine avold tt. is_the rarest opportunity ever offered. Appiy early toJ. 2 MILTON & CO Broadway. i LL Leg 3 LIABLE TO THE DRAFT IN THIS A city or State can be supplied with substitutes for @itier army or pavy at the lowest price, without inconye- nience or delay, and exemption procured. Best “ rity. pa papers reference given as-te respoi ind inte; corner Sixth maibility Apply at {evald established ottse” 38 Hleveuth street. ven! } A Ing to pay a good Ditoe, MORNING, TO GO CANADIAN ere ee i RG ove ve recrunt (ora le into the army, as representati fo broker nee -AMPAIGN Seba ‘COMPANY, 436 Broadway. up atatrs. LL VETERANS, ALIENS AND OTHERS WHO IN- tend to enlist or enter the tivutes will do wel to call on BROWN & SHuLD OR, "Military aud Naval Banking Office, No. 2 Park p' Bows BOUNTY, BOUNTY, TEN goop MEN WANTED TH THIS DAY, to whom the higheat cash bounty will be fore going olsewhere at the Army and 100 BROADWAY. N. B.—Parties entering any arm of the service will be ho- norably deait with and receive full 1aformation. bs, MER M. Al ON RIFLES er ARDE Re), COLONEL 8. Elliott commanding.—V'ifty volunteers wat immediately for Company A of this tine new regiment. now organizing in this city. Splendid chances for promotion for veterans and recruits jotain; tions made from the ranks ad A be- P a es this new regiment. Promo- he regiment will bo olficered by men who have seen servico in the ficid, and the men well cared for. Higheat bounties paid to volunteers. $1! to oe to ar one bringinga recruit, Apply at 423 Broad- inst draft for’ one veer. for two fn all tho States, Pre. isofice affords ortunity to proeare a sul stitute, they are uamed miums. Nyendt for cireulare #: oulara. fei ALFRED AW, proprietor. MPORTANT TO SOLDIE: Those who wish to join the gr ures yeara nre inv MA army or navy for one, two ited to call on JOHNSON & C1 treet, near the ferry. Wiliamaburg, where thelr whole bounty themselves, instead of 0 lace, aad be sure and call and save your Dollars will be paid, for volun- ree Hundred and Fifty Dollars highest price paid for sul tutes, a Et teers for three for one year. Ms HANTS, BANKERS’ AND GEMRBAL YOUU je teer and Sribatitute ‘Association, o| jew York volunteers wanted immodite. ost Ren ) paid to anyoe bringia to recruits on passing exarm{natton. No Money paid rigntdown, Apply at ‘the offen, 423 Broadway, New York. Mi nites oTt ONE. N ast fn ‘hand and $100 a recruit, Highest bo: lelay. No humbug. fom Enos fe Sines oF Bt 4 roe, we EN SUBSTITUTES 'd:ng, Cortlandt None but princi: «.< e but prine! SEAR MEN Anrep sme ernment bounty Cp ire imandfatt jately to J, WARREN FLIN| N. B.—No mon taken Broadway. ea Sethe State. OW I8 TOUR LAST CHANCE.—A FEW MORE Goop men Wanted for a heavy arti vison duty in the harbor. wil thia day. Ohoice of regiment ‘tthe corner of Duane street and Broadway._tn Captain G. B. PEARCE. WILLING Ory tealow lee Siena en GooD_ MAN, NOmge, TO ALIRNS, find Feady to g0 Into the army to-day, oan’ mak arrangement if he will call at the office of the MEDAL COMPANY, 436 Broad D. RNGIISH SOLDIERS.—THR FOURTH DIS. trict Vontnteer Committers, at Bridgeport, Conn, fan extra bounty to every man whe bas seen forel; ‘They are wanted for caval inthe morning. Fare $1 NE YEAR YOLUNTERRS AND SUBSTITU’ wanies. Kl 5 and $100 Sorerament bounti rol mand, carp at Elmira “yaa New York, or any artiilery, or sufantry Tegimeata ot the States or anvel cores: the morning to Captain COMBS, 60 Lispe- jo broker need serv “4 Trains leave at eight o'clock of m para Mtceet, we near ‘Broatw hw | ON YEAR ieee ea 00 BOUNTY, ‘cast IN HAND. ts ver the above by ——, of Supervisors of towns ey ary in, the, morning on Capt. COMBS, 6 a Eisyenard rtreet, Rear Broadwa RINOIPALS IN THIS CITY AND STATE OAN ‘a8 lied with more d and on bet ath tyuat the ‘Army and Naval ‘otte Pree WREQUIRING 1 SUBST any other office in the cit South street corner of Fulton, SANDE, D sTirvTEs Seabee ‘urniahed wil qetersus on (he shortont a tice, 167 Broadway, room ANTIOI- ns or room 5. Recess iTING HEADQUARTERS — VOLUNTEERS wanting to ete in the army of nary would do veil to gir at street, near Walt street. ¢ highest so gentlemen furnished ,with must utes. BY No trend E Ree PEA iste Volunteer Committee, Bridgonort, pay mvure money for substitutes und volunteers thad are eee in Wie loyal Sta Conn. tinea Pany wh 7, into the man's own ha eight it ig,the morni tos), men are es mk : Gules, jaave at and make he rua tho whole bus ness Bones paid | ooven end {a two hourk _F 4 pace ah to6 h | Seas FU! RNISHED, ane VETBRANS. WHOSE are ni to re. peter t oar an atbatitaven, ocan juotas of towns ree thene men and more t9 fartion in this eity oF Stat Re! Call at ¢) jounty, Pay, Army yaad ap stare. 111 Waasau stre | EES Sine atte =| Seen avne. #, =, renee By aling at ehitod Rea ta Fae ‘ieee } BROADWAY, | REAR BA AR BATTERY. BHA DWAY, AE honorable’ andreliable parties, Ye ge No? en CAS SP ys roadway, FURNISHED WITHOUT Px | 7 Pb , Appuleaticn We, Witiain 8 nt, New York, or Quasr rt easily ‘and w Ng wee = Brook! : 4 1 cal & Stiml's shoe at y ted ken, N. J cha hoken, 3 Newark oft fone 50 one 1N tom; these men hi tion. Come ‘9 min hand cants, and shipoed @ oredit of di Render have know for 100: t or ariho draft, Th ds Honey Bean iss ibove pre- } — a oars Ra 50 * fa RS. *Bearoen'e 193 1 = i near the ft 5 the ral to Cay 8) H = high b dow B ‘D a8 8001 GENE! N- | passed by the doct road he Ni r i amistioned officers 0 Lispeaard 2 SUB! ‘ash in hand, af g iy tod WARREN te. 6 iligry regiment. doing 4 ; AM ba? e oilice, 247 Broad 2. gn service. BE. 46 30th York V $3 ns aba wee: ‘Church street. RS, Exchange place, irs. Fi mat 1D $250, teh ter term be oa ‘Galt a part ce, whi i at ; the sf navy. and fit Ness p sain. LIE ba rs street, secoud " i ont f Bieccke th EET Jn 6 rl @ arm: lng'at yt, Bi ht eet Kttx Peters Pints day 19 mates | $600 "eas ge ee Mig Napa ty | Feirratcs, “Colored men taken. SAO) CASH IN, HARD 208 ANE HAN, nO guarentee do not : prom |se. BWA = YA an Apply to treet se, el atree aw ten Armay states, + wp one ee SUBSTITUTES —~GRNTLEMEY tutes can be furnished wits a few ately at $900 by appl ine to Capt. ELMO! hue, near Amity street. UBSTIUTES WANTSD.—THE VERY HIGHEST Bonn. cabh in band, paid to sc Watt tea, as soon a ag cepted, i tue cholee of service oubae army or pavy. ‘apoty at th old established office, 183 Eleventh street, cor- ver Sixth avenue. peel ae natasha Qcssriote WANTED IMMEDIATELY—AN ALIEN or veteran (one mot an eas Us =) io an zee three years, for whom a liberal 1 pa.pald. ye M at it ilvingtog ir aire DESISING SUBSTI. ood aliens imuredi IRE, 14 Sixth ave- i Boh between 10 A. M. and UBS: FOR ance; United UTES. ren Ra GooD MEN a an st steamer; @ i Frotash down Appt We GO. SWIFT, iaie of Ul States Navy, ik street, Brookly. HRBE ABLE-BODIED MEN, NOT LIABLE TO draft, desire to go as See, Zrincipals ouly mag address Substitute, b ta Y ida DRAFT.—PERSONS WISHING TO PROCU cong cubstitutes and parties wanting to enlist as substi {arrangements by naa oat Pile olltce o of J. F. Willia fag to Lie 442 Eighth avenue. HE DRAFT ON 5TH OF SEPTEMBER, mGEre trigt —Gent omen rasidins in he ‘anc Twente first wards, of sing the Eighth Congressiona’ furnished promptly with A len Substitutes aud thei emption Papers (for three vears) correctly procured. warding their orders tothe office of the Merch er pon Gengea! pal resentative Volunteer Broadwi NB Money pa y when the reprosentative ts furnished nn ithe exemption papers secured Laties wishing to send a representative tothe army ended to and wll have der the superinten tence Marshal, is furnishing or district in the State, and with continued energy will probably f'Lits quota with: outadraft. Most of the representatives have been procured br‘ the ‘Merchants’. Baukers' va General Roviesentative Volunteer Association, oilica.423 Broadway, New York WO, DISCHARGED SOLDIF2S WANT TO GO AS ivutes. Can be seeu for two daysat No, 5 Ex- change place, Jersey City, will have their orders pro: RUITING with a view of haying a and priacipals will Every engageinent eipa!s farn! at ho have been pre Substitutes dred into the inpany baw been estab ish Mice in the city where recr Mf receive fair and honorab’e treatmen made will be scrupulousiy 1. Pr the shortest uotice with sound? men viously examined by an experienced slirgeon. forwarded to any district in this State, or my navy here and exemption papers ontained. Volunteers and fubstitites treated like men, and. the highest prices paid, The New York Army aud Navy Recruiting Depot, Cuambers street. REE SUBSTITUTES WANTED THIS DAY—FOR ‘one and two years, for private gentlemen, to whom the hizhest eash bounty ‘will be paid. Apply in person to HENRY WHERLER, Park Hotel. between ten and eleven olelock A. M. No runners or brokers wanted. pare STATES MARINE CORPS.—THE HIGHEST bovnties paid, only regular ‘authorized recruing ofl on this Clie wit! iied States ovlicers in charge, 1a New NTEERS AND SUBSTITUTES WANT! navy and marine corps; and; any man or woman ‘OLU the army, cash pald in paid a large amount of hand mone. “at id Navy Agency, 153 Fulton street and 212 States Army Broadway, up stairs. Ww* NTRD=FOR THE BLOCKADE SHIPS, THE VAN. derbiit and others, landsmen, acamen, ' coalpitxaers, firemen and others: also for the army. ‘The highest boum es paid at 87 Weat street, corner of Ait Aibaay, AD stars 201 ws om NTBD—IRISHMEN, ENGLISHMEN, | scorcn, Gormans, French and men of ail national tien, 10 en Ustas volunteers. ‘The bighest bocnty paid, cash assin= actor, Reig’ tickets for taming. 4 Agents Apply at the Merchant’, Bankers! and sfonersy Yat eerand Substitute Association, wax sriif recetve the Righeat premiums YED—A SUBSTITUTE. FOR ONE TWO so hree years: an alien or veteran preferred, to wh f liberal price wili be paid. Nobumbug, Apply at No. ret) Broadway, third fh floor. V 7 ANTED—ALIENS OR VETE | @ANS, FORTHE ARMY and navy, for one, two or three years. Will pay $209, 3459 and $550 a8 soon as passed the doctor. Apply immedt= Ately at 73 Nassau street, army and navy office, ‘ANTED—TWO ALIEN BU BST EEO TES THE HIGH. ‘est price yet paid. Apply to JNO, BELL, 99 Barclay reet, between the hours of 8 and 12 o'clock. ‘No brokers eed apply. 1 ‘cash paid this morning. Ap ry 4 between Bi Broadway and Church street.” x daiahieos oe SUBSTITUTES SANTED.- $70) Cas DOWN. ‘1 at Messrs. Egler ore, No. 34 Hoboken "Ne! between Washtogton and Hudson streets, 10 SUBSTITUTES WANTED—T0 FILL UP A TOWN. oe B quote and choice of r in the navy or arm: str SUBSTITUTES OR VOLUNTRERS WAN’ hela tg One, tae and threo Tenge: servioe, fOr 8b: and 700 for three years; 00 i Ceatre street ___ LEE | & ROGERS. — ore igre bend ae kow WAITING FOR APPL 1 Bary; $350 for one year Dy Come early to No. gnen fu ene ‘hour. For 0 our rrenrectabilt re meter, “the following note :—' Vose, we wenty years, and cot ‘ou a man of strict inaarity = Commodore Cuited States Navy." Apply at pe na Goan 's Bank, ‘ork stroet, Brookiyn, near Navy ‘TITUTES WERE FURNISHED BY US ON Tuesday at $625 to principals. Twenty-five substitutes will be furnished by we ble day a the ame YOSE. Seamen's Bank, York street, Brook.yn. IONEY PAID TO ANY bo brings substitutes for AND UPWARD HAN ‘uaa oF woman it cash donnties guaranteed to Lispenard street, $10 army-or nary. reerult. A = A to Captain COMBS, near Broadw TO $200 HAND MONEY PAID AGENTS OR runners for voliinteers for this city. eTen men eat boun:y, gaa $150 wanted to day; 18 ot Bimira village, on the Highest cash vounties paid isnent Is fast flliog up ai commiasi one: wan 00 cere @ ve $70), id Defore being sworn in. the doctor. TH N. ¥. VOLUNTEEKS.—SUBSTITUTES AND volunteers waated for my own commani, in ed ew more, and Erie “raltr. nas Apply to Captain ‘Sonus, street, near Broadwa;. STITUTES WANTRD.—BROKERS, RUN- andall others bringing men to me will re- ‘tar DAssing oe eect Phin, fo. 2Warren virvet, near irosdwa, out of the Stat $20) BOUNTY oye ae (bins VOLUNTEERS Yn the army er iv gergy two and three years men get the Vargas foie Lad pay wo oak Wee sud prize mone: 1 amen. seamen and green hands $300 hand canes inners for varee years men, GO Chatnam street, asipoin oflice, room No, $200 “PAID TO ANY ONS WHO PRESENTS A sound man at the recruiting odlce 89 Park row, room 25, CaSH_ PAID wavaL VOLUNTKER RB. Bnd $50 paid ruuners Prize atthe United States Naval B250 coils tor one yess money, sud Bivence par dy way, room CASH TO A MAN NOT LIABLE TO THB jn the army or navy ag a subastitate SAUD WIN, fy fe CASH PAID FOR ONE YEAR MEN IN THE ates. |, Apply carly this morning, 2 Broadway aud one day to L. 00 tery. as at 34 Walker street, betw $30 00 O82, YEAR MEN WANTED—$200 A cash in hand, ge. eailors and soldiers “Acoe od Gruite treated liveraiy. tThe'Honkiy: Pay, Atay nd Navy Ageney, 111 Naséau strest, up sairs. CASH IN HAND, hia ORR, Oe GO |g or nary 0. 236 Grand be near toe BAOH FO! FOR SUBSTITUT! FOR ONE casi jersey City, up year, at mary oF army. vaieae andi 600 AND $800 GASH PAID TO, FIVE ALIENS. Call to-day.“ Discharged 9 eerved two and three have honorabie Pay, army and Navy Agency, ili Sasha ge cy the arn mx oe rank oat, aD =I WANT AN A’ RCT, = q I pay this sum cash sane fora good $600, $600 street. BOUNTY. ~$200 HAND MONEY PAID TO ANY person who brings @ recruit for an or acy: puppies t reasonable i Bleecker sree, ex - —ANY Ld ARMY, NAVY OR 0 erate aioe 35) $650. Tecalre oie hundred and atty dollars, cas ind, by calling at No. 8 Hicks street, rookiyn, (wo blocks frem Fulton om Fulton ferry, <i WILL PAY rai Ost fier paotag ig $650, a thi, wo Dr ANDERGON, 31 Bidridge street, c oP ad () BOUNTE. 0 HAND MONRY PAID TO ANT $60) reat io at to ry yacorien Blmselt’" United Stat 108 also recta or ely or country, a ‘men tal tor, Tl Fair rates. | $60 Rane MAN WHO Reayor nary as substi. warvice. aba WILL P. . Pearl CASH I wants to Bite but stall Ww, room i MILITARY AND NAVAL, Dows FOR SUBSTITUTES.—BIGH. 700 | gasa sada to recruits for the army and $70 ies avy Agely tt at the Army and Navy Claim AE SH DOWN AS. SOON a3 ACCEPTED FOR sub vatitutes. Highest bounites pald to volunteers “men for the Ravy, Apply at the Patterasn ‘Hou 16 $700 BOUNTY.—VOLUNTEERS AND * BESTT. tutes wanted for the army and n: amount of hand money paid to any = oruite, at 97 Chatham stroeet. OSPTAIN 4 J. WYNNE. S70) I WILL PAY THIS AMOUNT FOR A SUB- $ U. stitute. Apply at 3) Nassau street, room 11, rear ing $700 832805" go as Hintee Pri ine,," Supplied on fair terns. RUMRELL, 2: S700 SASH Is HAND Paro 0 for coed who wi substitute, oft afore L PM to WILSON & ©0.,, 4 "7 abdrine Bowers, $700 “4 is Pe 1, 7 4 ARMY OR NATE. ba MY OR NAry, ‘ ene OP NAYY 5) LISPENARD STREET, BACK—CASH DO $720 two oes or vetera: ed army; n or or rinner need apply. Apply between Xa and 1 P. M. at 14 Greene street, Jersey City. ig SH TO TEN MEN AS SUBSTE- $725 ites a a Se ty stain® $750 ea PAID TO A MAN JO GO AS RE rep 8 geaueman in advance of yah Appty imme Walker street, betw ‘Broadway end guar Breet, 11 $775 GENTLEMAN, ENROLLED, DUT Not 5. Tadrafted is wits’ to pay $775. cu-h ton good tran, veteran ‘oration, to- represent hi. 1 our gorions struggle to support the Union, Apply at 14 Sixth avenut $300:-# hs 4 Wille LL BE GIVEN FOR A SUBSTITUTE, yor navy immer ately. Apply at Fine 5 ~ WN TO BACH MAN, SOON, AS Two men, not liable to the draft, to “uals wishing aubsituies will be n street, third floor. — (0 SUBSTITUTES twill be paid we “marmy OF DAY. Foe Grand Ble BOUNTY, —WILL BE Par 2 Bo an aybattlon fy foom 25, between ga, M, and 500 CASH in, HAND FOR ‘FIVE OR TEN GOOD men, for Volunteers or Subsiitntes ply ime mediately at 419 Broome street or 33 Muberry stree $900.20, ° 4650 CASH TO A GOOD MAN. EITHER + alien. or veteran, Cail at the hardivare store, 40 Chatham street. $90) CASH IN| HAND.—WANTED, FIVE OR TEN good men for volunteers or aiibstilutes. Apply at No, 2 Charivom st., ovrner of Macdouga eis 290 CASH DOWN WILL BE PAID FOR 10 MEN to go as aubati(uies or volunteers in the army or tberatly deait, with. navy. Runners and agents wil! be Foraons wishing to procure substituves cag be (urp sed om themost Feasonable yerms by applying to P. FLANNA AGAN the old Post ofice butiding, Fyo.'? Chatham fioare ‘Substitutes always on hand, $916 yer rere msm oN eye tear > seal to-day og your (riend above other bounties, alias ayt 08. Edna ds See it street. FOR SUBSTITOTRS CASH—~AND $731 FOR 997 Volunteers’ cash, “Call at 130 Springgtrect, base . ment, With choice of regiments and departmel 1,0 RUITS wae THE ARMY, Ut oc AT i7 BROADWA' $400 cash in hand paid exch man. erans wanted for the army, LOM ETT BRO ras ‘my, $400 cash nd exch man, a oD s amen ranted for the UAV, ed paid each man. Bi ood laniasaga wand in in a navy, i hand paid each m: — oy firemen wanted. Mor we navy, cash in han eu Oy P ted forthe wary, 1,000 coalpassers wanted forthe nary, chee cash in hand paid each man jen coming to this office to enlist can rely npon obtaining e most honorable treatment, ath dre ving the. as dltered in fill upon. choice of ment and arm, witho! burmbug or Imposition. Cs ‘Come and see for yourselves. Of- jce open from 7 A. M. a sin" HAND MONE amill be paid toany man, woman or end bringing an ag- teptabie re recrult to this office, $1. 200 casit IN HAND.—TWO GOO, wanted for any branch of the or navy. Apply at once at 119 Nas: 1. 35 BOUNTY FOR THREE MEN AS VOLUN: teers or substitutes, for army or nary; on twenty men for one year, for whom the above bouaty be paid; four men for signal corps, six stewards, four coal three firemen and twenty seamen young men whe wish to avoid the erat, How ts your time Took ou t for $400 cash aa sro acoatt au. 'in the sirest. | Cone to the heads arters oO} e atm) au navy, Sireet, corner, Gea ei KING & ROACES serene BE GIVEN TO THREE MEN TQ- mycompany requires but fftecn sige $1.95 tofu, An ‘ ety “ape ition muat be mace to Danial Rates BROON, i. reom No. £ Montague Hall, Brooklyn, 0; $9 Hall —ON THE PAYMENT ng THIS SUM, RX- . clusive of bounty monay, to each of the undee- £20) 000. meget men) by any one aecting a substitute, we stand ist Cor the term of three years. If for Taratied tine the sum mast be ps W.M. CHAUN- CEY, H. HURSCH. Address M. Chauncey, bor 900, Syracuse, N. $2. 000-32 FOUR. oe WANTED THIS 200 hand money paid to aay persam inging recruits, a Yier ‘broadway, room 5. 4.800 WILL BE gins es SH pore, FO! eight aliens vote: $600 to each bat that will go asa Substitute in the army or Save. Ward y office, immediately (the Bret come first servi Fy wark avenue, Ji Tersey ay. RICHARD A. eda 10. 00 YouoNrsens_wWanreD, TO REPRESENT THE. OounTy OF NEW TORK IN THE aeMy. COUNTY BOUNTY, THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS, land money=Conn! to new recruits oF —— Talied Bate ‘now recrults poe County Volunteer Committee, under tnstructions of the Board of Supervisors, having filled all quotas under al calls up to this time, have resolved to recommence the busts ness of recruiting for the army, with the view of raising the quota in anticipation of a new call by the Pendent for mer : Recruits will be received as formerly at the several Pro- vost Marshals’ offices, at Tammany Hall, and at the County Voluateer Booms! n he Park, corner Broadway and Cham- bers street. Er : ‘The following are the various Provost Marshals’ Offices: Fourth Distriot—Captata Fool B. Erbardt, No. 106 Liberty Fifth Diatrict—Captain Heury P, West, corner Broome aud Crosby streets. ad ia fixth District—Captaia Koster, corner Sixth avenue and ‘Thirteenth street. Beventh District—Frederick C. Wagner, No 63 — avenue. fan hth District—Benjamin F. Manierre, No. 1,303 Broad. jon Bae Ls adil Dunning, corner Forty-seventh street Bounty of $300, and aay all ies Trill spenive Ta th ago hands the Count party ing a Reernit receive aCounty Premium of $20, in eas for every maa, nether new Recruit, or Vet rtieate oath fretinarer 2 the ae States Premium of $i0Tor & New Hee GODFREY GUNT! ER, Maror MATTHEW E. BRENNAN, Compirolle. Ye TWEED, Sl BUI An 9 RDY, Su} OF E 2 eae _ Dated Naw Yona, July 4, 1964. ED, TO WAOM TH ie th choice of ud Re IF MEN WANTED, 70 ¥ for uke valid” Corse fa ths Broome atreet, Hg MONEY 8. At ZEN ti gt Bui ParD igeue PANE ras to battle, Ae. Dinch: thelr Wido aod BOUR BYIBIAREF goo. ernment Claim A, Apa set} Broadway, New York, A™ PRIZE Ot AM PRIZE ox Agno Ay APrLTING BE OBTAINB! aba Wa bel i SFRRGT, ‘aOkuen Pee eo ae itiowr DeLat Ti PERSONS ATTACH ED TO VEasrts on lookade, » whom a money 1¢ Pia ay Wind, twa ‘ot Whivea Pot y tier fay. I ry yu THE OF! REWS 0 é nsgras Bu Boro a neh an obtain thelr Prise Money fu In. “a = a ia xow AA ‘iisdbierConaceteat for Senta Grand Gull or Mary lore for four boats, Son! ‘rolina and for ‘Apply WM. Lx TABB & CO,. 108 York sireet, Brookiya Gy ALL) A PR Lad DR THIS SIITP CAR Teter to gmtutaae i Ua. Na Weel, Brooklyn, and at it, New a a RY VRSSRL PAYA rs Foi AND rise Atiee N NOW Of wor Fork 8, Pie