The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1864, Page 2

Truman, Augen S6—#? ‘Wall eteoet has Deer more trangu: to-day (hap 6! an? ime before tnis week. cnaer ine ofzemce of she pel Tumors, This is not because mort socbi w throws epee (hem, but men in pausing ic ibid. after ibe frat exc3e meat ts over, begia « vecognize the fact thai t aap Gecay mest stiena ibe wegotialcn of Peace, wad that, 0 far af railway élocks sre ecacerned, Bo permanent {ali ca lake place iB tne #0 long as gold Tematns st apyibing ke tte present price. We repeat what we bave stid ob former occasions, that railway and | 0Of® meal. 7 rac i too a's & "Pau o aim 600 Pius, FeWac! 12% ° 18% 100 Altoné Terre BH RB ‘e do. 100 Bud River BB de. bib 19 ~~ : CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tavrspar, August 25—6 P, Aserma.—Receipts, 40 bdie. The eominally anchanged, with sales of small parcels to the trade. Breaverprep.—Heoelpts, 11,028 bbis. flour, 680 bbis. 61,220 busbels wheat, 80,600 do coro and 400 do. oats, The flour market was again 10¢. better, ‘otber real property will improve tp actual value with the | 5° redaction of sthe gold premium, eonsequent on the return | Ader an active demand (In part speculative) and con- ds of State and Of peace, although the nominal quotations for sj'woula, | Hnued Nght receipts. Desirable bran to some extent, decline. Ratlway shares are seliing ai | Western were scares and much wanted by the trade. ove-baif their original value, amd their recent. deprecia- | Exporters were comparatively idle, prices being consid- tion has been entirely owing to speculation Even considering that the government bas more than six hundred and forty millions of paper money afioat, gold is unnaturally high tm view of the re- sources of the country, and the ‘act that tt rose one hundred per cent in e short time without any corresponding imflation of the currency, 4 fall w its Premium is, therefore, not unreasonably predicted, op the hypothesis that a sbarp advance in United States gold bearing bonds in Europe wil! be the regult of the Present peace agitation The disposition to invest in them will increase, and the foreign orders wil! oe likely to furnigh to @ great extent, if not altogetber, for eome time, the equivaient of ordinary exchange aud gold for purposes of shipment. The éffect of this foreign de- mand for our gold bearing securities wil! not, bow- ever, be so much to put their market price as to put cows shat of gold, under the dimin- ished demand for it, by which, of course, their value will nevertheless be) indirectly en Danced. Jt is, indeed, impogsible that the highest Priced of our gold bearing states can advance mueh fur- ‘ther while ten forties are in the market for sale by the Government at par. Yet there are certain ignorant but Pretentious writers for obscure sheets who venture to Giapute this logical deduction, and try to make believe. erably above their limits, Gales 25,000 bbis. State and Western (including 8,500 oxtra State, for October and No- vember delivery, at $11 8 $1125), 2.000 Soathern and 900 Canadian. Rye*flour was more plentiful and scarcely so firm: sales 250 bbis. wit! mh teh PATE * segs 4; 8i Ss 1 ) = tbat) te pt op se sesssssessa S-rbesseccnss: Sesssscsssuses Booddd: iF fi eit 8st \ » the absence of Dalanctn; g the light ‘suppiles; Avot 5,000 bi & $2 36 tor Chicago spring, $2 21 a $2 36 (or club, $2 37 a $2 39 for amber spring, $23 35a winter red Western, and $2 45 a $2 62 for mn, including ope load of new at $2 604 purchaser; sales 6,000 doing in barley. x i 2 oe declined 2c. a 0, 10 price, with sales of 65.000 sl east 63 for Weatera mixed. including rensound ab $1 60, and paime high mixed at $1 65. that our gold bearing, bonds are going indefinitely bigh. ‘We bope their patriotism is ef a better order shan their Koowledge of the Jawa. that geverm finance. 4 rise of about three per cent above the present quotations (or fivetwenties wili be the maximum in,any case. The Price of the sixes of 1881 will, however, be likely to ad- vance to a level withthe five-twenties before long. ‘We think that if Mr. Kessendea made the coupons next maturing om the.gold bearing bonds receivable as the equivalent of coin for customs duties, it would tend bota to strengthen copidence in these;securities and to exert, in some degree, a lowering influence upon the price of gold. The position of the Bank of Engiand and the commer. cial classes of Great Britain at the present time affords ® practical commentary om the evils of overtrading. We Corton.—The market continued quiet but firm, with sales of 400 bales We quote:— land. Florida. Mobile. rier Ordivary. +179 180 180 181 Middliog. ove 18T 1a 188 - Good, middting, -..190 191 192 Covrae. —The market was quiet but firm, with oe of 1p0. bags Rio at $10, ‘RMIGHTS.—The market was exceedingly dull and de ae 1d. apd a considerable reduction of ratea failed to toa shipments... To saxeeneel, per American, 7,060 b ishels wheat at 6d. in bags: flour at 18. ; per steamer, 1,60 bb 6, flour at p. t., and 1,000 Remnant al at40s, ToLon- doa, per American, 12,000 hhds. staves at 70s., and per steamer 7,000 bushels wheat at p.t. To Havre 500 bois. Petroleum at Gs.éd. A British bark was ckartered to apie with hhis. tobacco at 60s. A —— brig, 10.000 busb« . brig, 1,800 bbis. to St. Thomas and per bbi been mnie ores was quite active. and prices were without wml change, Sales of 460 nhds. Cubs had occasion not tong ago to rémark that the teveaue of, ‘muscovado at 95c. the kingdom ‘for the fiscal ” year éndhig oa the Int of July wat seve mena "at pela Provisions.—Receipts, 70 bbis. pork, 60 pkge cut meats, and 319 do. lard Tne pork market was quite active, but prices were lower for new mess: sales 6.000 Sterling, and that the general “prosperity of the bbls, 68 $37 for old mess, $38 605 a $38 8734 for now country was so great ‘that’ @ouble “that amount might have been easily raised. the last two years bas beet evertrading United States interrupted the old trade ton large extent, forced euterprise ivto new channels and developed speca- Jation beyond all former calculation, The reeuit has bees ‘an Immonse increase of comrbercial and fiaasels! activity. The imports, which were valued at: £8,166;099 forthe | latter price year 1862, increased to £22,392,601 dering the iést year, and the exports from £8,459,055 to £18,978 /526,° mak! do., $36 for prime, and $35 for prime mess: also 1,000 bbls. new mess for August, buyer's option, at $30. The ‘however, for | deo! market was more active: saies 300 bbls. at $13 « war in the 5 Mera peenescton $6.8 $8 for country prime, $16 a mess, and $24 a $26 for Pennie aeecronniees at $32 2 $35. were leas active but firmer: shoulders) and 18¢. for hams. s¢arcely so firm. The lard mat decidediy 2 ts ie i i i deiiverable within Steen days, buyer's option. al 24\(c., 14.100 bis., buver Septomber, at 260. Butter was Quick at 43e. a'd0c, for Omio, and 00-867. for Stele ing a difference between the two years of nearly Cheese quiet at 180."a 26c. for common to PRrnoLyvm.. twenty millions of pounds stérling. The balance of trade against Fogland last year, it wil! be seen , was eight millions four hundred aud tweoty-six thou- prime —Recelpts, 3,149 bbis. The market was dull aod heavy for all kinda, coutinned beavy receipts iu the face of the ——a away of the bridges, beiore announced, bad a most depressing e‘Tect, the dealers not sand and seventy-five poands. Every man in business | ki owing what to mabe of it. Crade was comioally un bas been borrowing as much ag he could, in his haste to gei rich, and striving to do the largest possible trade on age aden the smallest possible capital. The consequence is that all the money im the country is actively employed, and more is wanted to carry om this new and inflated order of things. The whole nation is financially top-heavy and in danger of general Bankruptcy. Of the £5,000,286 which the Bank of England had in its vaults on the 10th ef August to meet Habilities in ite banking department of nearly twenty millions sterling, changed, bat prices ee ae refined was beld firm at 88 parties, but others soldat much co wa ywitbout much change; the sales fo ne renee mr remap o the spot, an aces a tracts to mature at higher prices. The market tory hae Ukelibood, remain very quiet uatil the expiration of the Present month. and the settling up of the large contracts a. on the Sist. Benrine is beld firm, at S5c, for Teflned, 60.8 63 gravity. Race:—We note sales of 125 bags Rangoon on terms not made public. ‘SrKaRg.—Sales 25 000 Ibs.. at Zc. a 28c for prime. £5,223 725 were in notes, and the probabilities were thon Svcan.—The demand continued fair. and prices were in favor of a redaction of'this small amount of assets. ‘What would become of Engtish commerce if this war of ours: came to a sudden termination it ts easy to foresee. The drain of specie in our faver would be ontirely im excess of tbe present reeources of the kingdom, and the greatest Prnic of modern times would be the inevitable result. Fou as it is, the aspect ia threatening and the condition extremely critical. There is a rush on the part of smal! holders to turn firm, Sales of 991 bhds. at 20X%0 @ 25e. for Cuba and 3c & 2836. for Porto Rico, herr Seria eg },000 Ibs. , at 19K. a 194¢6. for ordi- wary to prime cout WHiskRY.. Receipts, 192 bbls, Market firm, with gome speculative inquiry. Sales 3,100 bbis.. at $1 84 a $1 85, inciudtog 1,000 bbls. Western, for September de- livery, a6 $1 90. AFFAIRS IN BALTIMORE. their coupons on the ten-forty and five-twenty bonds into | Mr. DeB. Ranasien. Kelm's Despatch, gold at the Sub-Treasury, im accordance with Mr. Kes- senden’s announcement that the payment of interest on Barriwone, August 24, 1864. COMPENSATION OF I8HMARL DAY. ‘those next falling due would be anticipated. But as the Genera) Wallace bas issued a special order in re‘ation to Board of Brokers wili not recognize eny bonds with the ‘the compensation of Isbrnael Day (or the losses sustained coupons missing, large holders are not generaily avai!'ng | dering the raid into Maryland, he amount is to be made themselves of the privilege. The low prices of railway shares are tempting outside up by levying upon the secessionists within a radios of five miles. The ioilowing is the extrac: in relation to the fovestments in them toa limited extent; but the feeling | affair: — on the street is still very unsettled. The money market is working easy under an increased demand from brokers at Seven per cent on call; but the rate is eight for first class commercial paper and nine tor ordinary. Foreign exchange continues dull, but steady. Bankers’ sterling is quoted at 1083¢ @ 108% at short sight, mer- c| 8” bills at 273 for curreney, frames at 5.13% a 5.18. Lower rates are, however, submitted to in some in- stances. The stock market, although somewbat irregular to day, exhibited signs of improved feeling and returning ac- tivity, Compared with the highest cash sales at we poon seseion of the Brokers’ Board yesterday, Reading Railroad advanced 7% per cent, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chea 4a, Michigas Southern 34, Cleveland and Pittsburg | < Ubieago aud Rock Ieleud 3, Pittevurg and Fort Wayne 4, Alton and Terre Taste 3, Chicago and Northwestern a4. Camberiand Coal 2, Quicksilver Mining 134, and Mari- pose % New York Central sold the same. Erie Ruil woy deciined 1¢, Hadeon River 1, Mimoie Central 3;, and Obio ond Mississipp) certificates 34. The market was decidedly firm at the eecond board, | and the closing quotations showed ap advance 00 rajjroad | shares of 3 to 14g per cent; but im the street aftorwards this improvement was bardly sustaived The following were the quotations for government so pom sixes Of 1851, 100% 2110: registered 11234; coupon do., 2% a 112%; October 111 “A 111%; one year certiticates, | curities: five twentice ‘reasury notes, 4% a 96 opened at 254), and steadily advanced to pg 1¢ below the latter Ngure. Acting Assistant Treasurer in this city reports to- as foliows:— Gia 255%, clo: » $307,000 + 1,894°025 + 1,780,081 | 21,821,972 | Subscriptions tu go Stock Exchange. Tavespay, Aucuat 26—10:30 A, M. W9 ahs NY Cent 2R.80 134 108 Krie RR " 200 own | 09" ax | a 1000 Lantevilie ¢ 19 Bk'a City 6s.win 116 #9 8 Obie & Miss cer mo . i knie 3d mm bas, ‘79 iw 2.00 b 12) ) Krie Yat x bids... 116 $0) Mich Bo 2d m baa 106 }o00 Ui} Central bopds. 136 190 AMAT Haute 18th 113 Jt & Tr Haute, in 1h) Chiat Wed mr 113 10000 Tol & 108 ia 0 ie }wo Ameriont ¢ sbs Mer B: iron. ‘ives. 6 Coal Co we | Inquiring the cause of the notice, be is 0) wien ci Reaing Be te Bp Claret Pi 1 066i sii i 139) Chicaso ANWR” ea | Heapguarrers. Mippte Derartyeyy, 1 Erurm Army Corre Barrmone, Angust 23, 1864. § SPECIAL ORDLNY—NO. 211, fExtract.) Brigadier General H. A. Lockwood, commanding Third brigade, Fighth army corps, is hereby directed to detail Bcompeteut officer {rom his command to vroceed to the Jate residence of Mr. Ishmael Nay, Baltimore county, Ma Tylapd, and make an estimate of the damage sustained by him in the destructton of bis property by the rebels uring the late raid, and assess aud collect from the dis. Joyal and disaflected persous residing whi @ radius of five miles of Mr. Day’s (arm a sam eqant tothe amoant Of the damaves sustained by him, and to pay the same, whev collected, to dir, Day. The levy wil! be made upon the individuals according fo their taxation list, By commana of Major General WALLACE. SAMUEL 6. LAWRENCE, ABsistant Adjutant General, PERSONAL. Brigadier Genera) Cutler arrived here thie motning on the steamet from Fortress Monroe. He reports nothing Inter from tbe front than you have already heard throogh the regular chavnels, The General has had a distin guieuied career, having been promoted from the colonel of the Sixit Wisconsin infantry to his present rank for gallantry, His command (a division) bore the broot of the Gghting of the 2ist and 22d instent He was wounded in one of the engagements by a bullet taking of- fect on the upper lip, tmmodiately under the nove, somewhat loeeenteg his front teeth for Washingtoo to day on military business, and in a few daye will set out for his Lome in Wiseonsin. Major Jacob Saltsde, paymaster (or nearly a vear in New Urieans aud Texns. passed throuzh here this morn ing, en rave for Washington, nnder gorders to report to Major Padiding, Major Saliade, in the recent invostiza tious of the paymasters’ accounts im the Department ot the Guif, stood at the head of the list for eMerency in office. This fact caused his transfer to Washington. Militia Exemptions. TO THE RVITOR OF THE HERALD. There ts being daily perpetrated pon the uninformed commentty @ wrong which { think only needs to be brought to your notice to be suppressed by your expo. fure of the same, and thereby render a great benefit to the masees fn general and your readers also. The now Militia law, passed April 23, 1862, requires — All persons claiming exemptions shail file « written state. meut of the same, veriied by allidavit, 19 the office of the tows of city clerk, or of the county clerk, !n case there be no town or city eletk, on, or before the Toth day of Au. gust; in default of which ‘such person shall lose the benedt of suc! exemption, except such as are espectilly exempt by net of Congress. The captain, commandant or other ollicer making such enrolment shail’ thereapor ch be exer pt acoordins to aw, mark the word ‘exrmpt” opposite the name of each person presenting such ex: ion, such exemption permanent the name of eon shal! not be included In any sabsequem envolm iat person shall «wear falsely ip wach alidavit he shall te gilt, of perjury. This form of jaw. paving been complied vith, those claiming exemption are now notified by those claiming to be colonels of the dierent militia regiments in this wine: To each and ry one who bas not been fortunate enough to be in the ring a printed notice is sent, inform | tng bim thet his “statement of disability, verified by affdavit,” is informal, and that ‘be must call imme. diately at bie colonel’s office;” upon entering which, and cullly tot that “ne must procure a surgecn’'s# of physician's certificite Of hip disability (no neod of having it aflirmed by affida- vit) fp order to make bis exemption paper complete. ‘This to haste he proceeds to obtajp, If, nied hey ‘Tas 4 (amily physician whose gererosiry compels bith to grabt him ope gratis he is, after considembie trouble, Provided, or, if be bas no regular physician, be is com. or to pay a fee to the physician to opr ae it. This e NOW presents LO the colonel commanding, he is peromptorily and adcivilly informed ** that Aity conte are required (o Bie it, or he wilt not ve exempt.” Now, all tus ig being done aaiiys Jovg miter the fifteenth of August, the day for exempt papers fled to be of any a’ a to thore claiming exemption, nopoedion to the explicit terms of the law, » ig no clause anywhere im the law requiring « 7 jan’s of surgeon's certificate to complete the ex- emption and hi is saapesnoes ae now bein a upon une: ing, w ir. we may in ‘i ra rem ours) a ‘The General leaves } NEW YORK HERALD, NEWS FROM CUBA. Proposition to Restore the Beprese! System ip the Spanish Colonics. Mr. Arango’s Me fal to the Corte: 4 &e., &e., &o. ‘The United States mall steamshp Liberty, Thomas W. Wileoa, commander, four days some hours from Bavana, with merchandise god hundred and cloves Passengers, to Hargous & Co., arrived &t this port yester- day afternoon, Business in Havgna was quite dull. Sugar ts quoted for basis umbew 11 and 12 ot 4%. 8 40. ; ship ments from Havans ast steamer, 8,298 boxes and 214, bhds. ; chartered instant, British brig Princess Alice, 400 bhds, sugar, gas to Now York at 03< per hhd. Bales for exokange on the 19%h, fer Gelivery the day of the steamer saiiteg, sterling bills m London, sixty days’ ight, £24,000 at 103 to 11 per cont premium; Northern Cities of the United States, $30,000, $25,000, and $15,000 at 66, 64 and 63 per cent discount; the day of sailing 62 per cont discount, On Paris—Sabs 65,0000 at 15; dis count; made payable tn Paris, 84,00bt. at $5¢ discount. Our Havan Corresponden: Havana, August 20, 1864. Away back ia the dim and misty yoars of four or five Centuries ago a certain light began fto shoot ap in fitful flashes, and then, after a while, steadying iteell, slowly rising and expanding, till mee thought it was another suo, it shone out and tilumined the world with the brightnegs of Heaven, It was then, as every schoolboy Knows, that mea began to think with a new inspiration, and to understand that kings anfrolers were made for thelr benefit. But as men wore born to differ as well as to die, all did not thik alike on that point, and the con- sequence was a strife was engendered which has endured to our day and generation, and the ond is likely not to come till earth and moon are dashed together. What I am about to speak of is one of the latest phases of that unl- versal, ever enduring struggle—namely, the restoration to Cuba of the represeatative system. ‘There is at presont in Madrid a venerable gentleman, furrowed and whitened by more than fourscore years, who, though he bas passed three-quarters of a century in Europe, has never forgotten the land of his birth. All ‘honor to Don Andres Arango, the nobie old Senator, who wishes to raise Cubs to an equality she is entitied to, or at least to give her some rights; for wader the present system she has, properly speaking, nome. Mr. Arango aad (hose who co-operate with bim ask no more than the representation of Cubs in the Spasiish Cortes; in place of the absolute power with which the Captain Generals are lnvested. The Bpoca,one of the leading papers in Mad- rid, lends the measure its support, abd publishei a'short time since the proposition intended to be presented to the Cortes o@ the subject, but whic circumstavces—not the loast important of which was the closing of the legislative seasion—prevented. The following is the propositien of Mr. Arango:— ‘The Senator undersigned, authorized by the power ted by article 59.of the rules of thisbody (the Senate, Tesolved to propose to the Seuate the folio siderations :— ‘That the civil war-which the Amerioan federation car- peed Mig by Magee fury, tbe insurrection of St Domingo, and the recent events in Peru. are ail very i] ood ‘motives, and may complicate the situation of. our stant provinces, aot only by the effect of those events, bat also by increased expenditure, which is. not. per. in harmony with the conditions of a. adminis- ‘rative system, since we are already laying ids on the Zoot the larg ‘surplus ‘wnion.a few years ago'twed to sen! ge sur wi ry yoars used to Rt a en Mt for wean! je neccesary ference puties from those provinces, as wells s decent liberty of the Press, complaints, claims and means of obtaining and im- proving the administration of the tame cannot come to the ears of her Majesty's government. That these difficulties increase while the harmonizing yoo hers system with that of the metropolis is re- ‘That this divergence is incompatible with the constitu- tional government of the nation; for while ministerial Tespousibility to the legislative bodies is one of the bases of this Lesion meme this responsibility te annulled, in fact, io. the goveremeat ‘of those provinces, since the Sravative torial power may be exercised there without any kind of counterpoiee. ‘That also the guarantee of discussion on estimates is falsined by reason that’there ie apolicd a large share of military, paval, Papp mrema judicial and other expenses, thus placing at the disposal of the ministry resources superior to those voted by the Cortes. ‘That this conflict of Systems 80 opposite proseate moreover the serious danger of giving rise to questions at one time relating to interval order. at another to out- side compitcations, which in certain cases may compro- mise the nation in unnecessary and extraordinary outlays by provoking serious conflicts. That. owing to the social condition of the Isinnd of Cuba, the application of constitutional government and the intervention of ber deputies in the Cortes is eo much the more necessary inssmuch as while treaties with friendly Powers for the suppression of the sirve trade exiat they bave tbe pational bovor in safe keeping, a circumstance of which the Cortes, as the legisiative power, should pot be unmindtul. ‘That in copnection with this very question of the slave trade, the press of every shade, at home as well as abroad, is at ‘present occupied with statements wirich. if true, will produce @ great scandal in the civitized world. and in regard to which seandals: it is to proper Measures, in order that {0 80 grave a matter the policy of Spanish colonists may interfere to get at the tratn of sucb lamentable occurrences by the use and under the guarantee of tbe constitutional rights with which they ought to be reinvested. That of the use and guarantee of those rights the colo- Dies were despoiled in the year 1836, only as a provi sional meagure, it being provided by an additional articie Of the State constitution that special laws for their future government sbouid be embodied ‘Tha’ twenty-eight Yours have passed: without that article having been compited with. That during tbat lengthy period alt the petions tbat have exteusiv® colmaien beyond the seas have reforme. the political system of their government {a liberal sense. whe im Spain only partial reforms baye been adopted, in many instances incomplete, or of doobtfal, if not prejudicial, results. Therefore the wnder- sined bis the honor to prop.se to the Senate that, re- cognizing the urgency of the cage and betore the closing of its cessi0ne, it shail appoint acommittes whic, during the interim between one session and another, may care- | fully study this grave question, together’ with her sty’s government, snd propose for the carly days of Xi #e88100 a law Project restoring to the islands of d Verto Kico the politics! riguts of which they i ‘auded. ANDRES DE ARANGO, | this very sensible paper has been reproduced and ‘avo. | rably noticed by other paperé, many of them ministerial ne, allof which promise a belping band and augur | success, am able writer in La America—Fetix de Boon— iuduigee the hope that the reform may be granted, and enters at length ou an exposition of the reatous why it should. He even argues that, the mivistry being all in favor of the mesure, tt imeertain to be carried through triumphantly. Two are particularly mentioned—Megsrs, Pacheeo and Ulloa—who lo former ‘years were constant advocates of colonial re‘orm. Then’ in a certain coy man ner he adds the name of the Minister of Marine—Mry Canovas del Castillo—who, he insiste, mort be liberal ough t0 agree with the former pair’ But there are & couple more left, waiting Mr. Hona’s invitation to bec: me HWberal, and they are presently most politely presented to the public as patterns of logtonl consistency, and thero‘ore liberal. Messrs, Ballesteros and son! may, therefore, consider themselves piedeed to the work by Mr. Boua. Io fot, according to this kentieman, the thing may be considered done; for we are given to understand that from O'Donnell down every statesman in Spain is favorable to the project But Mr Bona must know that he is loring his time and writing hopeful articles in vain. There is certuinly no becessity to Gemonstrate (he uttlity of the proposed mea- sure, oF lo Rhow that am absolute government within a constitutional form i* @ shocking contradiction “whieh does very littie honor to the Spavish nation?’ That the Caban press is dum, and that a little more liberty would do no harm, but might work much good, are #oif evident truths. Mr. onw say# that an American. Englishman, or 4 man from any cou oming t© Havaca, would suppose Cuba the o ‘@ the world watch had at- for the papers discuse notinng but nd scarcely ever allude toa ra ecient, much lees criticise govern meotal acta, in ® word, the argamenta in favor of the feform are insumerable and overwhelming. but yet, Tay, Mr. Bons must be aware that his efforts are a Vain, for be must know that one of the ministers whomt he praises most—Mr. Pacheco—deciared toa purt of the Caban committee bow fo Madrid, joformally but unre servedly, thui the government of Sparn would never grant the mearure. He must also be aware that the moet Im- portant part of the machinery in operation to obtain the Measure has proved incapable and iucompetent, Tal sorry tosay. I hope, however, that Mr. Arango those who co-opera Ot sikekeo tbeit eflorte, @y 1 they ebould fail More than once Their thotto ehould be that of the famour actor Foore, i ) fleron terme q At any rate, Mr. Arango will make one trial, aod the proceedings on the eubject to the n@xt eesdiog of the Corton will be watebed with much tutorest by all wo have the ood of these colonies at heart ‘The steamer Dakota hs not yet arrived. nnd it im now said ahe nae not let New York. if wo, where are ner mailsf Havana, August 20, 1864, On the 27th uit., 1a accordance with the royal decree of the 6th ult, , the government here granted porm!asiog for the importation of Cochia Chinese, with the condiston hat one-fourth of eaeh cargo consist of females. There was quite « mosting of influential cltizons held 00 the 18th inst, to petition the home government to .o0- cede some sort of political rights to Cubs. Represents: Vion tn the Spanish Cortes by Cobans is asked for, The Archbishop Tarragona elect, Iately Bishop of this diocese, is to represent in Spain the interests of the Cermen Aqriem of Bayean foe Ue Crntae Boe te Ren stasu frais New "Ot Robe ‘and the Lit aes ‘impression prevails that the Dakota Susaca qzq stilt rt aa the only ss rat have cone te tor ‘ ee we Monae aaTINGS iy eN Eran, al Pineee, wae Pr. rs ae on HURSDAYS from 5 \e7 P. Pa erat allowed. ‘dopeciiod ‘before Sepiember 1. will draw four monthe' inverest in Jt nEtTLai Aly “f Banar &. Coweun, OTICE.—HOL! Ls =TpgRor LSCALIPORSIA) Git ‘kin July, oe Seem ed a y notited that ihe, sans i be paid im United Stal at the same tes_gold coin on yee at Teil ST Ae. HARLEM RENO oe SomraRy, le, Cig Noha street, New York, At 1864.: fel will be received ai this oftloe upell 1 September mo, for wer fit sand Lie fe the Conso! jortgage and Sin ix company. bonds were interest at six uary, i ‘agarogate am: of af tenes haa of dollars, Satna vedeoen they Ww for the a eerie, Oe ey were ienued fe fe purpose tire mort: resnge, ddbt of the com , and are seoured SZortenge upon the whole of tts rai including its city preiire “ae LY. t fond be be apolied fomianneally paral Turthe! for the. application of the Seeae of sate rie toaibie ot the sompany south of Forty ot street to the purchase and extinguishment of arr uicient umber of have beon ast aside. to pay the existing morigagns af they. fi format ees we. a VANDERBIC! 4 prorat FOR tion at this ioe President. SOLDIERS’ BONDS, MO, 30, Bealed be received at the Cor feo an Wolscedar the, Slat of Agua Tbeat be pal ‘for the cane Sie pert of the sum of Fi YOUU! FAMILY AID "a of. o'clock bare te Lond "Puniiy Ata on parecd‘Angust 10, 186, sudan sotof tne Lagioy ust the Beate of New York: paseoe Mares & 1858 mn payavie som va as ne frat day of ‘annvally, pane perene a nonge year. Principal will Sy jovember ‘The propowals will state the amount of bonds desired, and the price per one hundred dollars thereof, and the persons posals are accepted wi be juired to epeaht the ‘the Grramecriain d the Broadway ting to rece Chas aiaeieaee reac wilt Be abied Gore equa smountsat aaa ee Weptiog’ fol ‘ia ‘Fund Boots. i i aay Wwolope, nadrensed Vo the rom or all ef the bide if the tarests ire tt. KEW rT BRENNAR, Comptroller. Crtv oF NewYoue, Drrartuent OF Fiwance, Comrtaor ter's Orricx, August 10, 1864. ECOND MONTHLY DIVIDEND. iN) a iCCESS OIL COMPANY, Orricx No. 187 BOLD WAT, Boom No, iw yaw Fore, August 35, 1 ‘The Trustees have thie day declared a dividend of two acd ref sa ntion Negremeer 1 10 the slockhaldere ot after ° re ot Transfer books closed Aucust 39 and opened Sept, rer shia E. A. XANDRBHOOF. Presideat. ‘Wa. F. Srrecey, Secretary and T RANSFER. ‘AGENOY. oF ae ENTIRE aos AND ‘Mining Company, Calif fieates issued at the office in tae i ryotaco ea 0 be cachet ed at the agency here until the 150 of September next: after shat only when dis‘berged from the fice ‘LEES & WALLE: Offices 33 NITED STATES TREASURY, Naw Yorx, August 19, 1864 T am authorized by the Secretary of the Troasury to anti- ingie the payment of coupane for the ten-forty bande roa. ing on September next, and Also, the cou: pone of Theive twealy bonds zanturing Kovember 1, 1864. n fa coupons are, presented in numbers of thirty (ai) or more er frestionst Soupons, in" nnwibere (20) rt more, they must be accompanied by & schedule for examinati Checks ‘wil be given for them in the order in which. they are reonlved as eoon thereafler as the examination can be coRinnk achedulan will be furnished upon application at the interest desk of this office. wii JACOB RUSSELL, Assistant Treasurer ad interim. eer MoILVAINE, weures. ww York. Orders solisied ior ine, ear ie Fork sale of United States Securities of all Kinds, Quartermasters’ Vouchers. Specie gad Exchange. Alicia byes the government collected x Bank 0 Een aries H. Marshall, Req. yke, ‘al Ce Sonn 5’ Crame, eat ee tad D250 ~ WASTED. THE ABOVE SUM FOR TWO y years, for which a liberal commlanton (20 per cent) will be pald.’ Satisfactory references given as tore. spovsibility, Address J. E. W., station D., Grand street, * 1, 9007S 10, 000—$15, on-70 LEBD. r Le ygaimet ne ims. Apply be Letty : aah | P. Benjamin, 75 West Forty- ‘ork. street, New $] 0: 00 WANTED, $10,000, AT SIX PER CENT. 1, fortwo or five years, rh, om 1.300 acres. near bondsman and security first ‘class: other induce Tren in eit Be otered oe application to H. Be FARNS- WORTH, Attorney, &c., 133 Nassau street, 5.000 2Ouxt® Roxns ror SALE—OF THR . town of Glenyitle, Schenectady count: bearing arte per cant inte: payable ann ly att Behonectnds Pawk, redeemable from fiftean tn twenty year. Appit AARON SWART, Supervisor, S:evens House, Bon Sh 0), 00 TO LOAN AT six. PER CENT, FOR ten rears, In one or two sums, on dows town at A ¥ to ONOSETT MASON nai Pine street, rooms 10 and i. $100 ‘000. 70, LOA ow ductive properties cittes, tor five or ten vears. at 6 Surah potlecsthen $6000; Prin . BALL & BUM $300. 000 ipuone not CLASS PRO. York or Brook- cent interest, and ia ls jeply treated ith, 5 South TO LOAN—AT SIX PER CENT, wr AKG years or longer, w York clty property. JOskrH MASON, No. 5% Pine at. rooma 10 and 11, $500,000.-72 Bhai nie REAL ESTATE MASON, MATRIMONIAL. A GENTLEMAN OF 35, WITHOUT A FAMILY. Wants Ad to mont with i woman, or a widow with ch ot oFe 800 will have a go yn jection, “Address in sincerity, Frank Brown, box 223 Hecald office. WO LADIE 17 AND 22, & BLONDE AND te cai y. educated and refined, solicit ihe of two genilemen with a view to matrimons on or address Grace and Julla Mason, 40 Macdouga’ st, TW Yot NG WIDOW LaptEs, POSSRSSING wit nd good sound sense, warm and rows hearted. compel odio leave their homer, triends and property, om unt of the Indian depredations, adopt this. method o ne the acvuainiance of two gontlemen, with a view t hist have abindant means and libel disp Address Charity Lee and Pradeace Davis, ate matrimony aitions tlon G. PERSUSAL. {OR ADOPTION-—A BEAUTIFUL MALE INFANT, also a female infant Apply at the Doctor's olice, 61 Franklin streot L B.—RECEIVED YOUR LETTER AND $400, AL! «straight. Direct your letiers to ( * NFORMATION WANTED. his brother ia jaw and from the parish af Killuken, him will be thankfully re eived 6S Jersey sureet, Pateraon, N. OF JOUN TRE TAN, RY sinter Mary, ) ived land. Any ko wie ay Y addressing Joh yaper connty. Tod! be paid for Rew York [ERATION WANTKD—OF MARY MAXEY, came (0 this county, Ire aud Cove, LT AM COMING, FATHER ABRAMAM—ONE HUNDRED millions more, on the weven o'vlock train, if noth ng or by the ton A.M. from New York La wHo Countey tweive vears ago from T. cr Address Joho or Michae! Muses, Glew IK—THERE 1S A LETTER TO YOUR ADDRESS A, Spring atroat, from JACK L ONDON * * {Post OFFIC 8, DETROIT, br NGA, 4 Tals week ony LPKE| ARY GOATLEY. WHO LANDED aT ASTLE Garden a fortnight sivee, and left there on §, uirday, 20th ist., to vo to service. will call immediately en Weed Mew Rowling Green, and ieara of het KS OF MARY ANN ten yenra ayo, oan ob- her by adiresting D. 15.” Batley, HE FATHER ANT nelly, who leit this city abo tain informacion fron Madion, Lake county, WO INFANTS TO BE ADOPTRD OUT TO x = Caivat 741 Greenwich street, near Perry OOD SHRS. TRACY, HIGGINSON AND NOLROT ry Edward Bate: 1.) Grand street, on seeing Ww jon? He has portant communication make tg them aad tavortunatelf doce ‘net caew atk ASLAY PLRAAR OaLb, rvoklye, WwW Tihae race] G pa AT NO. Sb oblige @ friend from nQURAT OF a wie BE ORARTED, Keer y. XJ — ening a jis yon Liverpos Cabin, $75, fos. eioraae 1° rae vie Me ' SE, Ae lo for ps FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1864. Ti cee eeu x aad re Unie aie malls nian y (inmas line), ing thee il pemrst "or ee be SATU ie va, ED! RETF BER 10. nse HRATURDAES 008, 595 ples and every 4 North river. RATES Pa} fe 2 hs, PassaGe, uivalent in currency. to Pai CJ De. 4 Hamburg ap Saemortes ‘4 Sarre, Bremen, Rotterdam, uperior accom! fons sewainen it in water tient od letrach ian ‘sanibilatore. i Ser esageuamars tt Me ALEX. ria iet é et iv ig Wika shaosks te JULES DECOUK, f Pisce dala Bourae; ta Pili tare: to 2 soe a, areata Walnut sirect, or at the "JOHN 6. DALR, Agent, 16 Broadway. N. Y. __ Smirrixna, Novi tha aud 1 COMMIOHEES —THe oeearge Fy amcr general 01 pn Tonia ieee AD KSPINWALL, Agente fr ketes malts PIONEER jane—caperive Tas rs eh ae A. oe nee ietrapidty lowing 6 ling, epee Me ed for Melbourne ROTAR riven, The A 1, British clipper snij = masier, jalosding at pier 10 dney, B. 8. W., about 10th int Tbips never ane streot ed number ae Fr, Havana DIRECT.—THE WELL KNOWN lid United States Mail hip BAVA! R aera will lea eipiar No. 4 North ‘ved 26 above, on Thuredar Sepaamnge apsly wo THOMAB ABEMCIO & 0O.. freight OF OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECE. The new and slogan United States mat ateamahtp Ls H. Winchester commander, will irave pier 13. aNer tor New Orleans direst en Weduestay, hagas aL Ko teigh peasy vib anal signed on the day @ sailing, “rerbroe se MS HEINEREN &00., 116 Broadway tEus TO FBANOB Di Cr. in OF FIBST CLA eas M“% ares — ve THE oo noe be das e pres (GTON, A. TTE, 4. Bod NEW Ti TORR Eon HAYRI FAYSTTE . ednesday. Mth ber, ret iGTON 7, —— ae November. Wed meatanyt December. dias tania 4 me cluding or $80, Pr ie ite equivalent a0 Talend States currency 'ayable im gold or its equi — oe For freight or passage AR AY- First cab! Becond eatin ( ei Agent, ow Tork, a MacKBNEI pode Hotel.) At Parie=No. 12 Boalovard Sos oe Tarand At Havre—William sel Iselin a HB BRITISH | AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORE iy SPOOL, CALLING aND SETrnaN wD EIVBRPOOL, CALLIN PERS Nee mt CORK HARBU! rg hs TA leaves New We GRINA Karen New York York Wesnesdey. ves Reston sr torn Noe ‘Augast Si. '. eadag, Bepte! ‘ber 7. New York, Teak rit, vy fa feaves Boston Ba Pade ber 28. Chiet Cabin passage. Bocona Cabin pasaaee. Becond Cadi a pasa. pavable ia gold ot rd sal pal fr ‘Guited” States currency. Anex on hoard, The ‘of thes obit an not be accountable for spe- ole or val Of lading having the value . unless Dil the Not RSTEAMSBIP CELLA, cart. EDWIN Biitioge, will loare pier No. 21, North river, on Satur. ay. Septem: for London direct. To ve fellowed by the etearaship Wy ATALANTA. Ks aommon pate NEW YORE eae: ee stoamsh ba OA, BELLONA, “ATALANTA, lows. NDIA wae ANHATTAN, each 3,000 tons bur- then, between London and on calling at ez = low ¥. fold or its equ second cabin. $45: first cabin, $70, For freight a ios ouueagned ders are Gibraltar, 4 ) STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. ge “AND LIVERPOOL, ‘iin atarday, Bepionber i TRA NA, ay, Tauri . $180: atoarage, $56, payable in currency ‘or passage apply, rs WILLIAMS 4 & GUION, 29 Broadway. Te ane 2, ABERICAR EACKRE ¢ COMPANY'S Bor pton. From New York. om, Southampto xe ui ety allng ane a Sul Lid pasnencors for rg, Havre, len at the following rates:—Firat cabin, $105: secon: Sabie, $93 00; Se gageste Va pallor ioe ota. ‘For frolght apply to KONHARDT & CO., 45 Exchange Yor passage apply to 0. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 18 Broadway. HE NORTH GERMAN Luorps STEAMSHIP “HAN. 8A. H. J. Von Santen. commander, rag ah ~ United Shakes ot Bl gall Troms (he, Ranmoe .gler, | fast ‘Third eR ATURDAY, AUGUST 27, AT 12 O'CLOCK M., BREMEN, Via SOUTHAMPTON, LONOON TAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN rahe yO HAVE, payabie In gold. or its equivalent fo "or the fi first cabin. $105; sscond cabin, $62 50; ateorage, Sie HANBA will be fotlowed by the NEW YORK, Sep- For rl nt oF Pane ARGUS & CO., 68 Broad street, TEAM 10 be tf LIVERPOO! Mg BEL S ‘AST AND LONDONDERRY. FOR $30, GRERNPAORS. mit steamers of the m and favorite Cly: rom New York as fol- re intended to sail BIFANNTA. Captain Farrier, Ra.urda Anguat 270 a Gupta @, Saturday Seplem Rates of passage. includin: dant supoiy of well caked, provisions; halon cabin. $120; fore’ exbin, $190; intermediats, 8: United States career Apply to FR TRaNcis MoDONALD 4 00., No 6 gmx FROM AND TO. Soaanerown ABD LIVER. CUNARD. LINE. From New York, $50 currency; to New ¥ ‘equivalent io eorreny: KEDAR, Wetnestav, Angust 3 Fr Bana, Wesneeey. Rept. ‘or passage aj PPL WILLIAMS & GUION. 29 Broad Tis MONTREAL 0. 8. 8. CO’Ss, Sreamehip RORTE ARERIU: AN from, Rates of passage, $85. $7 oR Drafts a jhe Reticost Bank, vey “ YT branche: in Koatand and Ireland, os, ce seie Tpeasemapeaviy.to 23 Broadway, New-York. $80 gold or uebec to Liv- and $30. ING OF THE “proran CARAGUA ROUTE TO CALTPORNT A THE CRNTRAL AMERICAN TI 1 dea ON BATORDAY. AUGUBT 27, itl dem legant new at wil despatch their CRON RULE. from ny od river. foot of Warren street, connecting gh the Pacific Ooean with the favorite steainahip Moses "The accommodations on these fine vessels ror, and especially adapted to the comfort of families mov. Ang to the land of wot paseage apply only at the oice of the tine. 177 West rire corner of ¥ varren. to D.N. CARRINGTON, Agent NITED States “MAIL LINE CALIFORNIA VIA, PANAMA and 234 of acl month, omfanday, whea the dey ot de- Darture will be the jay following, The first clase steamp or ke, AG, Jones, Commander. will aall from pier No. 3 North river RDAY, Seplember 3. at 12 o'clock M. ‘The stenmad COBTA RICA will succeed the NORTH STAR. and sail Septe For (reight oF passay i eer apply to B ALLEN, No. 5 Bowling Green POOL DIRECT —CONARD STEAMSHIP ‘apt. Muir, will salt on Wednes inv, Stet inst. 20, $00 In old oF fle equivalent. For freight oF Pasiae apply to B. GUNALTD, No. 4 Bowling green. OB LIVERPOOL. ~OLD BLACK BALL DINE. =THe shiv JAMES B, Je will satl promptly, om Tuuteauy, Sopember |. Por) satiece unite ne Bente of Reekman «treet, or to ROCHE BROTHERS & correy, 69 South street. FRoR Bavana ‘VIA NABSS SSAU, N. Pr. The British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's new Ktenmer CORSICA, Captain Le Meamirier, will gail for the above ports, from the company’s wharf, at Jersey City, on SATURDAY, September 10, Pia MONDAY. October 10, wenieni Ro freivht reosivnd on the day before sailing ‘sant £. buwaRD, No. 4 Bowling Green. Fr BAVANA DIRROT. The fast steamably rancis A. Drew, Comma having been inpronghisangreeiled amd ete. wl, leave ger as orth river. 1 f Havana dirgot, on Monday August av 8 o'eloo! precien) em Sy ght received or prey ‘of lading signed.on the day of rothrwgnt or Mann RUM UBER ES Stany: On HAVANA prkror, F The United States maf sidewheel st-amship KA 3. 3. Laws “No treight recelved or | or igned on the day of bi} tiene Pet par a the Poat office. SHRORI HEUSEON a 00.29 nroutway._ For fre nauLaR LINER HAVANA DIRKCT. The new and Brat class, manent mail steamship te ison Wednesday, A an Wit ent for the al inesday, August Soriek PM. a ae apes For freight ta 4 4 00. 33 South sireot. IWERPOOLSNEUTRAL FLAG —THK BRIT Foss coer DE, in tho rivor, nails this ie Brit al ship ALB! ist) OK 'Lownow, ee uepnn grat 27, shipeare ayaa 1 hls aulek pas Secommodaitons for foaasengers. Vor or oartleulors 6 ir Exraoorr wi OTHERS 0O.. yu ree! New Kork, day, Beptember don —" au ETSON, on the 25th August For passage ilae & ‘Quon, 40 Fulton street. OR Mette a fato on Aireags oo ‘The Energy 3d Se) LONDON.—FOR LIv! s Pou LIVERPOOL AND LOND pos TOR BRIGHT on the 6h poater Low PEL arb Row i cLasa Sra nirig eare cree \. Me . anc sto. Mey from Tatrete shreat fj W YORK AND Bashan Bi Ly ey Lol Albany, Tro; \iprings, Nemame Abang Zod "Went leave Twenty-one Amand & street depot at 1036 A.M. and 4, (OB. for Sar toga Sprie, taking the 10:20 A, ‘ey, vivant en Saturdays the ow ie Aare go through Saratoga without chaage of oats, ‘OSITION BOAT FOR NEWBURG AND POUGE- Orie Fare 25 conts.—The new and fast Thom: opygs aa ‘at selock, jan enti Point, tbe fae cares ‘at 6 A Hh ‘to Care Sp 8 7: Point 8%; arriving at New York ig nt will be ohne pe match between the valeprated ae Ca ly ish, om site, the’ TUARULAND hav The for the occasion, will (eare, on pe Reve eer atreet, Kast ri ks on Bi August 2. freahments ratnnot on boar anal TA. M.; Fulten Brooklya, 73; Pad rote HOSEL gS North river, '. uae team | BOAT REY Conn ders. Oteenwood will leave ftrees, Hat iver, at 6 oloog Grand atreeu, Willis Niet, river, at 7 ‘o’olock. board. Guar FISHING EXCURSION hg mon "7 Lines, EXPRESSES. ORNHAM’S FURNITURE EXP! ge Eleventh street, peveee FFIOR th and Bixti d ahi to all ‘parts of the werld. Large wegons toving furniture in city of country. Puraiuure stored. —<—— = _osT AND FOUND. Horton tinat tle esl hb oe OUND—ON N THE 2TH INGT., WHILE GOING HO Un arouse down twoaty.chird street, a pai Aa} Bye Glassen. pall iat 313 Seventh avenue. 'OUND—ON A igi! 17TH_DAY OF AGAURT, ¢ on the North river, | The owner can fe by atreet, vi Srpeneens” israel: Captain SOKK BO 1OUND—ON Lay ge ; 808 01 this advertisement and Bleventh street. OUND—ON THE a ree A BAY MARE. Pg, West Tweaty-nini DP nraanen the er Sit called tor oa'ae bafore tne Hi task Day expenses, 'D—0' hy & GRAY UNI 2 SE BAY eae | Ee Mare. RS ET the corner i rel Si bess ae ae a] CKETBOOK LOST—IN ENIOKBESOCKER £1 STA on Weinesday, 1 August 2, detween Broome streets, coming up town, between § end about $180 in money and some ralaabie p ny id ti store vein be Fearurer” of, Bight renty Abie Oma E pAngn Ta YBLLOW TRUNK, -M. RD rae rear Roe be paid for ith %, NBAR THE SOUTH FBI hacks, containing about thine dollars, liberal reward will be paid for ite return to the bar, Gem fof South and Whitehall streets, Loss, POOKETROOK, CONTAINING * 0 ‘Treasury nove, tn golbe Wall and Peuri streets. 96 by revurning th sore: i No. 3 Cl aireet. OST—A BRUSS'LS CARPRTRAG, BOUND WI, FA, tig te, locks. sled with, rope card on handle, iaine, Ban Francisco,” Probably tekeo by mistake, Boecay. from Thirticth street depot. Hudson River road. A liberal Fears ‘eile pale by G. W. DIXOR, Chambers street, for i ita reco OST—OR SUPPOSED TO RAVI [J_ the counter at No, 2 Warren street. on the 18 rremompnie coatslniag about about $333, one fa ae thereat amail bilis, wit ‘grocer’ reward will De paid on leaving ‘it at myo Bighty-fourt Bues. to Third av butions, and rent re ceipta The finder will be kindly thanked “ id rewarded ty returning tt to 8. Thomson, House Azent. Yorkvi RDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. A PARROT WAS LOOP Tromn 186 Greene street, wear Blsccker. A good pense will be given to whoever will revurn the bird at the aforesaid number, fi REWARDS. EWARD $¥,—LORT, IN A TWENTY THIRD 871 stare, from Union equare to the Rattery, a Pook Nt about S20 in greenbacks. bove reward and thanks of the loser by lem oketbook aed contents at Thos, Asencio & Co.'a, Browiway G5 REWARD —LOST. ON ‘AUGUST 2% orroarrm ©) Amity street, tu Sixth avenue, ay Dog. with long nose and rather Heshy: of Caro, Appiy at 2) Sixth ave @](Q) REWARD. , Jervswlen,” in Hebrew letters, engraved on an\* B. encircled by olive branches below. The above ward will be palt to any party returuing it to No. 00 Weet Forty-sixts aire $10 REWARD.—BOAT LOS pw bork, LOST. A GOLD SIGNRT RING. ADRIFT. A 17 POOP painted white in aod out side: upper streak and ale not painted The above rewa aid for it« delivery. or any information that wil lead ts recovery, bs applying at the foot of Fifty aecond and North river, WILLIAM CORNET, = SPECIAL NOTICE 5 CORsTaATED AND | RIDGED TRON HOUSER — Notice i# hereby given.that the perm as on granted me ob the i0th day of September. 1863, to Lawrence Ly to make contract» for and construct houres of ridved trop, under my patents, han beon revoked. his rights’ and privileges uvder that {Any person contracting with foes of cor him. after this date, will ber ment upon the paients held by m URL J. SEELY, Paven New Yore, Augnst 8 ie peeved pec Pern ne desire 8 Of erect on my tent OF descr pliom. OF P gto piretiae ‘Of Biate, COUnIY OF cities, will please appl ie is tor. SAMU BELY, Reade sirect, owe door o Centro, No ARM NORTOAGKR THER UNDERSIGNED Have ing boon for the Inst 8 y 7 owing Homerous suite already brought and being. brought for. wali invalidaiing these mort veh iorigages will fod it at Mount Carroll, 0 0 free of charge Faferenoes given by correspondence ONIO LODGE, NO. 436, F A = [OW of tite oat ads nat dried tra Tose of ‘collect on D. 0. STRON RE. pected meeting for werk will be held this © clock precisely, im Gothic "90 ae fhe » order. COR WILLIAMSON, Me Jas Whranr, Secretary pro te OTICR=CAULKRRS' ASSOOTATION, MANTIATTAN ranch. —At a regolar meeting veld duyust 12, 1 thanimousiy that all members over arrears for dues shall be deal Neat regular meeting Auaus mor wita as the y-laws direo, ‘ENJAMIN DIAN, Seoretary, Aub a HousKS HOLDING CLA! LM of New Orieans, will e WALDA hi JP ECTAL NOTIOR, oF notes agate vive information about nim ‘by 4 00,, 1 Maiden fane, up to Monany, 9% NITED STATES HORSE AND CARKIAG UF adere Pitthaventte, corner of fagniigs sornoe oe. tors beg leave to inform the nnblio that sales yy by atiction on exon W : thro pout the ear, ea rt any el, me ¢ allowed. joraes, Carriages or Harness inte gales. should be sent in on the faturday 4 veidiag ce be reosived until 6 P.M. Baturday's ding said sal: ‘Thareday. ¢ iat of Horsom, Carriage ‘Anwust Bt d Harness, now we JORDAN &