The New York Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1864, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Suwpar, August 28, 1964 ‘The fal to gold, which we have been proguosticating for the last two woeks, began in earnest yesiorday, but as @be premouitory symptoms of its approach bad been ‘Visible both in the quotations and otherwise since Thurs- day, it occasioned no surprise on ibe part of shrewd ope- ators. These, however, we veed hardly say, arc much in the minority, and only a few bave profited by the decline. Because the government hae six hua. dred and forty odd milions of currency alioat, and is etill adding to this immonse volume, Mt must vot, shercfore, be was fairly worth the premium at which it been selling of ite. Indeed, it bas been the dearest pro- duet in the merket purcbasable with paper movey, No escription of merchandise, no form of labor, bad ad- vanced at ail in jroportion with Mt since the commence ment of the war, and if it bad not been for the misebie- yous meddling of Congress with its sale, it would have Feached 00 such price as it Stands queied at today. It rose ® bundred per cent within s few weebs before the adjournment of Congress, and entirely under the mfuence of speculation and fears for the future. There was po real cause ‘or it, and 60 soon as those fears abate the decline must assurediy come, and in proportion to the restoration of confidence will be the extent of the de cline within a certain limit, for it would be, of course, absard to argue that gold ought not to be at a high pre: miu) to the present and prosvective stare of the cur- reocy. But we maintain after meking every allowance for the incompetency and corruption of Mr Chase, and the timid werkvenss of bis successor, tbat it has beeu too igh. Before this war i¢ over it will probably be much higher than it bas bee, supposing it to coutinue for years longer, but at present {t is higher than the circumstances of the nation justify, and temporarily it capnot sustain itself at the current quotations, The deplorable mismanagement and ruinous extravagance on the part of the administration that this country bas suffered under would have been suificient to ruin together eny other in the world, and the best testimony that cam be adduced in favor of tts vast resources and the enduring energy and heroic greatness of its people, ts to be found in the great fact that i: is in no worse con- ition than it is, No thanks, however, to the imbe: cilee at Washington Gur strength bas been in nature and beman nature on a free soil The government hus Seen from the outset of the con flict the worst enemy of the people, and its work of ruin ation is still going forward. It reduced the currency of the country to forty cents on the dollar in value, and at that rate it has beon selting its ponds for which it is to pay for seventeen yeers to come six per cent interest in rey Supposed that gold bas ola. No more sutcidal financial policy was ever carried into practice by any vation in the world, and such acourse fog persevered iv cannot but eventuate in binkruptey. But, however much we msy justly condemn the policy | which hos led us into our present difficultics, we never- theless bave fuith ip the ultimate solvency of .18 country, which the meu in power have done their bes! to injure by @ combination of ignorance, partisanshi;, and cor- ruption without a parsliel in bistory, How far gold may po down and bow long it may keap down we cure not to know, but ‘suffice it tosay thit ths cause which will most powerully depress it, bamcty, the increaced demand in Europ:g or our gold bearing bonds, arising from the present peuce agitation, as algo the fail in gold now taking place, ig not yet at work, The export of these bonds ought to be a source of regret instead tisfaction op the part of administra tion orgaus; but {t isa fact we must recognize, and he would indeed be a blind prophet who would shut his eves against the evil and gee only the good, If the govern ment was selling these bonds for their price in gold, or any- thing like its equivalent, there would be every reason to Tejoice at this apparen: confidence in our securities abroad; but whea we remember that the nation is receiving only forty cents, more or less, for what it is likely to pay & hundred for hereafter, besides enormous interest, there ia enough to make us bekeve that our bonds are merely bought for speculation, and that we are “paying dearly Cor our whistie.”” ‘The stock market {s, still unsettled and without strength The peace agitation is likely to be revived: and, although there may be no substantial reasons for the decline of railway shares, {ears with regard to the contraction consequent on the prospect or reslization of peace will in all probability deter epecu’ations for a rise and until the result of the Chicago Convention ts kaown irregularity will be the salient fe.ture of the stock mar. ket. The money market i= more active in the discount live, but stock houses obtain all they require at seven per cont, and the demaue from them is very limited. Foreign exchange is dull. Bankers ask 10834 for ate ling, without takers. They will provably ask Jess next week. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury has issyed the following regulations for the exchange of coupon for registered bonds:— Parties holding coupon bonds of any loan of the United States, excopt the loans of September 9, 1850 (Mexi- cap indemnity), and March 6, 1561 (Oregou war), can exchange them for registered bonds of the sume lou by presenting them at the office of the Secretary of the Treasury. They sbould be accompanied by a letter re- questing the exchange, which should state the numbers and denominations of ‘the bonds sent, aud the act under which they were waved, or the title by which they are koown. The jetter abould also state the denominations of the registered bonds wanted in excuange, in whose pame they are to be issued, the disporition to be made of them afier they are issued, and the place where the in- terest is to be paid. interest op registered bouda is payable by the Treasurer of the Untted States at Wash- ington, Assistant Treasurers of the United states at New York, Philadelphia, Boston, New Orleans and St Lois, and United States Depositories at Baltimore, Ciscinnuti and Chicago, The total subscription to the new seven-thirty loan up to Friday afternoon was $23,959,400. The following figure ow the aggregate shipments of gold from San Fra: cisco from January 1 to August 1, this year and In Shipments to Angust 1, 1864 $24,723,264 Corres pouding period, 1863 Jose 26,007,183 Excess this year..... 8 «$8,716,081 The financial transactions of the United States Bub- freasury io this city during the past week are exhibited | To which, adding the amount ‘received for ‘p the following table-— Keceigts from Customs. Paymenis Monday. 8,978 043 Tuesday 1,788 786 Wedne Thursday friday... Saturday... 1.372.881 Totals $1,796,600 12,619,089 18,548,687 —The balance in the bands of the Acting Assistant Treasu- rer on Saturday was $20,629,698. ‘The following were the quotations for railroad and mis- cellaneous shares at the close of each of the past four weeks:-— } ment has cost. Ag 6. Auig.13. Aug. ae Increase (58 per cent).. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1864. dred and pivety-eoven, with an aggregate capital of $31,179,080. The copdition of the banks of the three priveipal com- mercial! cities of the Union is“ exhibited in the following table, which shows the aggregates of tbeir Inst weekly stalements.— Toane. S) Circwlation te Brot, Aue 20. bart ee aes ise Beat ila.. Ang. he 22.401 Shed Boston, ‘Aus 2 GL.ST7 165 6.061.086 9 568.187 27,222 59 Total $257, 216.995 $0,417,908 15,137,206 219 627,900 Last week.....,. 299,602,862 30,708,902 16,172,229 220,427,120 Increase fy loans $1,614,133 Decrease in specie. + BOL, 396 Decrease 1m ctreuiation, + 84,983 Decrease in deposits . ‘TWH9,760 Apational bank, with @ capital of $100,000, is to be est \blisbed at Oneida, Madison county, to this State, The following table, showing the State bank circulation Gnd capital, is made up from the latest official returis:— Capital. Circulation Alabama $4,976,000 § 059,222 Conuectiout 21,749, 048 12,981.40 Delaware 1,840,785 1,178,340 Flo 425 000 126,250 Gvv 16,595,400 8,311,728 Tuinow 1,895,000 1)138,628 Indiana 4,276,736 6,728, 689 lows 797,970 Kansas 93,130 Keotuel 13,198 030 Louisiaua 17.388, 163 Maine. 7,933,000 Massachusetts 66 '754.700 Maryland 12,112.309 Micinigun 416 500 131,087 Mivnesota. 318,000 413,261 Mississippi. 1.116.600 Missouri... 11258-1065 New Hampshire. 4.078, 71 New York, 109,258,147 Now Jersey. 8,187,162 8.172.398 North carolina. 7,863,408 5.218.608 Obio. 6674000 6,258,245 Penusyivania (689, 54 Rhode isiaud . BL.153.359 144.974 South Carina, + 14,952 486 6,089,036 ‘Tennessee, 8,466,543 4,540,906 Vermont.. 3; 911,000 4.331.859 18 310,679 1,506,469 2665 ,031 241,877,314 25,825,665 Grand total... ++ $488,746,815 267,702,976 —California, Arkansas, Oregon aud Teaas bave no banks Of Issue, ‘Tho following table exhibits the receipts and shipments of flour aud grain at Milwaukee for the week ending Saturday, August 26, exclusive-o! deliveries by wagoos:— ecenpts. —Shipmen’s — 1963, 1864 Fiour; bbls 1,4 W177 8.262 Wheat, bush 7483 165.959 17,587 19 000 755 20 From the anova! report of the Ubicago, Burlington and | Quincy Railroaa Company for the flscal year ending 30th | April, 1864, we learm that it has constructed and put tn operation its new line from Aurora ty Chicago. This, with 1he purchase of the Quiney and Chicago road, under do ree for foreclosure of mortgage, makes its line of road our hundred miles long, The earnings of the road for the fiscal year ending April 30 haye been:— 1863 Increase. Freight . 827 439.19 Passengers 7 309467 | Matisand miscelisnesus 98,068 6,363 7,902 : 4,039,922 —The increase has been produced from the growth of the general traffic of the road, consequent upon the set tlement and cultivation of the country tributary to tho Total...... oraene line, and not from government potrouage. The operating oxpenses have been fifty-two per centum of the earnings, being an increase of about six per ceutum over the for- mer year. The number of passengers and tons of freight trans- ported were as foliowe:— 1843. 1864 Increase. Passengers. ° 402 696 573,925 171,259 Tops of freight 777,136 80¥ 674 31,938 ‘The general account shows that the read and equip 8,027,325 631,756 Materials for iuture’ operations on hand pi for... Total cost of property to April 30, 1864... LIABILITIES, Interest bearing bonds: + s+. $5,683,500 Scrip payable im twenty tive half. yearly instalments, without in- terest. 544.531 Balance due on operating accounts. —IST.456 pices 6,315 387 Balance ronresented by 65,711 410 abares oe stock, nt $123 90 each. $5,143,604 As the par value of the shares is only $109. +t will be | seen by the foregomg that undivided earnings of the road bave been invested in the property to the amount of $1,572,564 24, which stands in the account as fol. lows:— To the credit of sinking fund. To the credit of income account... + $546,461 + 1,026,093 Total surplus... $1,672,554 ‘The report of the directors of the Boston and Maine Kailroad to the stockholders has been published. It is tor the year ending May 31, The principal statistics are as follows:— The receipts from passeagers were. $687,247 45. From freight. . 359,266 29 From rents (iveluding Methuen brancl) 18,967 63 From mails 9953 96 From interest and 8,865 50 From surplus earnings of Port and Portsmoutn Hatiroad..... 32,500 00 Total gross receipts. $1 16,930 82 The expenses, including renewal , depreci- ‘Atiou and ail taxes except tax ou divi- deus beeu. 635,031 72 Not @arDi0g®...se.ccceeeseeseseeeecse $481,809 10 From which. doducting two dividends of four per cent each $228,458 00 United States tax on same.. — 10,168 42 And amouut paid op Charies river draw accident secs, 26,908 77 $265,533 19 ‘The surplus of the year is.. “siiesi501 locomotive sold above its valuation on the books. es 7500,00 Amouot carried to undivided earnings for J. the past year. +» $123,815 91 —The groes receipts exceed those of the year ending May 31, 1863, by the amount of $170,950 78; the net earnings are $31,597 14 larger. The annual meeting is to ‘be held at Lawrence on the 14th ef September. ‘The comparative earnings of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien Ratiroad during the second week in August was as follows:— 1864. American gold... -.- 258 206 25634 Atlantic wal 3.8 Co _—_ - 19 —The inerease in the earnings of the Cleveland & batsbars. . 1% 13% io Japuary 1 amounts to $439,803, or 74 per cent, Cleveland & Toledo... : — The receipts of the Racine and Miesissippi and Northern < Inland ¢ 112% 109 pe S raquo naK a>] ee IilinoWe railroads during the week ending August 14 were obicago & Alloa 88 as follows — Gumberiane Coal B86 1863. 1864. ‘eotral Coal.....+ Say | Passengers seco SL SIL 2,618 ‘actou Company, ot | rreignt 51h 6,380 Del. & Hudson Canal, + Misoeliancous , + 87 400 Erie Railway. 100% — — Erie preferred 11956 | total seveeeeeesess$5,098 19,887 Godson Pt j2u 8 | Imerease.... 11% ae eee 13e%g | The earnings of the above road since January 1 amount Michigau Soutnern. 89% 854 | to $337,273, against $205,184 for the same poriod last a ave & P. du Chien \-4 year— increase $122,089, New York Conteal. 131 ‘ 125% ‘The following were the comparative earnings of the St. Ohio & ee cor 80% 4536 | Louis, Alton and Terre Haute Rajiroad during the month vacific Mail % 240 So boa | % Suir 114 118% 114% 412” | 1863. $118,076 1864., $144 941 Tag Kom 82% 82% | IDoronne, ceveee 26,806 185% 198% 136% 133 The Michigan Central Railroad earmad the thied woak ‘The following were y the “quotations for government 8 curities. — Aug. 6 Aug 13. Aug. 20. Ang. 21. o's ot 1881 +106 “ToT 108% 10046 Coupon 6's of 1881 10655 107 1085 10056 Five-t' ty COUPOD 108% 100 110% 112% Five tweaty registered. 108% 109 105% 1115 10-40 6 per cont bonds... — 1084 One your @ertificates........ 06% % 9 9 October 7 3-10 notes... 107% 108 110) Mg AUZUBE MO. oe eee 109 108 «MDL ‘State stocks were quoted as follows — Missouri 6 6354 North Oaroioa 6’s.... 43 Tennessee 6's. 60 (California Te Toe following national Danks were authorized during | joepease, the week ending August 20.— 08 00 ~~ . 00, 1863... ‘Foren x. i H. 4 Ford 1806. “ 10,06 76,000 ugust as follows: — 1868 1804. Increase $90,824 ‘The Michigan Southern road earned the third week in 103 \¢ | August as follows — 448,534 hissed ‘The receipts on the Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending August 13 were:— 1 684 01 508 “ teen eees B19,019 The Greet Weeters “Ratiroad earned the week ending $30,218 54 61,457 02 +++0$12,263 61 Original Present The Detroit and Milwaukee Railway earned tbe weok | we Cop ooo | ending Angust 18:—~ The whole ‘number of national banks is mow four bam the following js @ statement of the earnings of the Chicago and Afton Railroad Company for the week end- ing August 23.— 1866. 1863. $24,106 10 14,245 42 46'g09 12 24,564 22 Late 2,199 41 Total $72,200 06 40,900 95 Increase, 1864. 31,297 ‘The returas of the Rank of England for the week ending Avgust 10, compare with tho statement of the previous week as foliows— Au 3. August 10. + £5,155, 704 4,963,223 13,519 626 14,419.76 Government Becurities...,.. 11,047,006 11,007,095 Other securities. . + 20,765,698 21,208,558 Notes in circulation... » 21,928,940 21,300,640 Specie und bullioa.....ss..,. 12,877,438 12,600,925 —the Bank of England has made no change to the rate of interest since the 2518 of July, and it was thought that the rate would not be further increased. The return of the Bank of Frauce for the week ending August 11 shows the following changes compared with tho Previous account —locrease, Treasury acount, bw mil lions; decrease, cash in hand, four aud a pal! milliove; commercial bilis, bweive and one-Ufth millivns, advances, one million; bank notes, nine and three Afihs milliour; current accounts, nine millions, The Board of Trade of London having sanctioned the change of name of “The British and American Exchange Banking Corporation” to that of the “Jnteruatonal Baok,’’ the business of the corporation will benceforth be carried on under the latter designation, A Parliamentary papor gives the following statistics in relation to the income tax of Great Britain in the years 1802 and 1868,:— 1862, 1863, Tax received, +00 £8,222,083 8,876,405 Persons aasessed . o- ‘28, 459 208,408 Amount of incomes assessed £39, 013,493 93,322 884 Persons with tess than £100, . 18,761 18,790 Between £100 and £150. . 138, a 139,297 Tacome above £50,000. 80 —Iu Ireland the number of persons akon bed fallen off from 17,602 to-17 438; the ameunt paid from £16832 to £167,834; and the income assessed from €4,677,565 to £4,673,743, The numpor paying on incomes of less than £100 & year had din) isbed from 1,264 to 1,124, but the number with £50,000 s your and upwards bad risen from two to three. CITY COMMEROIAL REPORT. SaTurpay, August 27—6 P.M. Asmms.—Receipts, 59 bbls, Market inactive and quota lions entirely nomi. Breanerures.—iteceipts, 10,484 bla, flour, 496 bbis. end 800 bags corr meal, 63,188 busbels wheat, 1y,45 do, corn, 101,970 do. oats, and 246 do. rye. The flour market was extremely Ouil to-day end prices declined 1c. a 250. in sympathy with the fail in gold. The demand was cov. fined to the ‘mmodiaie wants of the bome trade, and the sales consist 9 26,000 bhi: State and Weetern, 900 Southern and oy suadian. To corn men! ani rye four only @ limited business was done within our raugo. We quote — Superiine State and Western floar.. $10 00 a 10 20 Eaira state.sceees veel0 55 a 10 65 Cuyice "10 70 a 10 medium extra Western, op Ohio. brand Common to kxtra round estorn tra Pxtra St. Jonis..... Common S». tuern E traand fancy do mon Casadian, and extin, uperiine, +10 65 aL dial +11 25 a 12 +12 00 “tl 608 «12 30 a 14 50 -10 68 & 11 00 +1 05.9 12 25 » 5 60a 11 50 God to ety Rve flour, bbs - 80a 850 pracheo 138 00 a 39 00 arket deciiied fuily Sc. a 4-., with ouly a Vupited busitess at the decline, The dociine in gold and the absence of an export trade bad a depressing eflact, ‘The salex were 60,000 bushels at $2 20 a $2 84 tor Chicago spring, $2 2 4 for Milwaukee club $235 a $2 36 for Amber spring, $2 35 « $242 for winter red Western, and $243 a $244 or amber Michigan, Rye wes nominally $155, Nothing transpired in barley or malt. Corn was very dull and Te. lower; sales 40,000 bushels at $1 62 a $1 63 ior Western mixed. Oats were lower and dull at 93c. ¢. bsxswax.—We notice sales of 2,500 ibs. at 850, for |, Western. Coat.—Foroign scarce and firtn, Domestie was unset- fled We quote: gscranton, $18 50; Pittston and Lack. wanna $12 50, Corrws,— Ibe market remaiaed quiet, with small sales at previous prices: Corton.—The demand was very Mbt, but prices were ‘Without materia! chauge, Sales 200 bales, We quote:— Upland. Florida, Mobile. N.O.WT. Ordioary 18 178 178 178 Misatig 135 185 186 186 Good middling... 188 1s9 189 190 Dyews ons —We notice gales of 50‘tong Lima wood, at $1 75 cash,f«nd} 00 tonsgJamuicy fand do 175 St. Domingo, On terms kept private, Freiouts coutinued inactive, but rates were unchanged, Eoyegements to Liverpool, by American vessela 15,000 Dushew wheat at 5icd., tn bigs, 500 dbis. our at Le. 250 tons oil cake at 158. @ 178. Gd.; per neutral, $00 bbis Petrvieum atts, and heavy 224, bd, 10 L udon, per American, 100 tons oli ¢ ke ai 208.. per neutral, 6) tons do. at 22s, 6d., nud per stesmer, 14 000 bushels Wheat at O59d., 500 boxes che se aud 350 firkins butver at 40s, , and 0,000 pipe stares at 65s. A Prussian s-hoouer to Madoira, ‘heat at 8s, per quarter, and flour und staves A'Brit.sh bark, 25,000 bustes wheat to Pens Roads at 4s. 9d. A suip (rom Bosion 10 River Mat lumber, $11 50. a British brig to St J -o aud bark, $2,800," baif golds one 3,000 bols, to Hewana wi $2,800, gold; & bark. 4,00; bbls, samejvovage, ut $4,000, goia! a peitish bark tos, from Cow Bay, ©. f., to New York, coal at $7. To San Francisco, 70c. ‘a 1c. per foot, and Lic. a 13¢¢, per Ib., with very ite doing. Lown stern surucelana pine were in fair demand, with sales of 400,000 fect at about $25. Mo.asses,—Tbe market quiet but firm, with small sales Ab previous prices. Oit Cake.—Sales of 100 Weatern, bag, at $35. Pernousem.—Receipts, 640 bbis. The fall in gold un- Settied the wurket for both crude and reflved, snd prices of boti were nominal; scarcely avy thing was dove, ana what was bought was cbietly to cover coutracts to mu ture next week. Some coptracts for crude bave been Settled on the basis of 2c. # 62i4c. The sales were 2,000 bb's. crude op the spot, and for the first halt of next week, at Buc. a 6334"; 1,500 do. refined, in bond, at 8560. a 8 Free was vominal at 890. 4 90c. Lenzine was beld firm at 55¢. a 60¢ Provisions. Receipts, 1,250 Lbis pork and 64 packages cut moats. Tbe pork market was decidedly higher, with & fair demand; sales 6,000 bbis., at $37 60 a $34 for old mess, $40 50 4 $41 for pew do., closing at $40 75 0 $47 $37 for prime and $38 ior primo mess: 1,500 bbls. new moss, reguiar wag, at $41 & $41 501,000 bbis do, de. liverabie on or petore October 15. buyers’ option, ates, and 400 bbis. dc.,for all September, at $43 50. leet continues quiet, sales 200 bbis., at $13.9 $15 for country meas, $4 « $8 for country prime, $16 a$19 \or repacked dose and $22 a $26 for extra do. Prime moss beet was quiet at previous prices Cut ments were dull, and prices were without change,emall sales at 1c. @ 16c. for shoal- ders and sc. tordaams. The lard market was quiet but fir Jes 1,800 bbls. and tierces at 2c. a 24%. Butter was wcarce aud firm at 43c. a 496. for Obio and SOc. a Sle. formsState, Cheese quiet at 1c. a 27 }4c. for common to pri Ruck was inactive but firm, Svea ‘The market was ver; 128 bhds. Cubs at 2ic. a 220, Retined,qniet but rm. Wiiskey.— Receipts. 891 bbis. Market lower and dull; Bales 700 bbis, at $1 83 for prime Western bbis. Woot was active, with further saiés of 100,000 Ibe, domestic fleece at $1104 $118. (Domestic wool yester- day was inadvertently quoted at $2054 $216, which was $1 above the market.) Jouw Mircurt, the Irish exile, and late editor of the Richmond Examiner, is now serving as a conscript pri- vate 10 an ambularoe corps of the rebel army, after hav- ing given the life of one of bis sons and bis own talents ‘aud jniueoce to the rebellion. His Irish friends io the Norto naturally fcel this indigpity, and beg him to save his life and happiness by leaving an ungrateful service But Mitchel is destined, we fear, to be »n unrewarded fervitor of both aberty and slavery. This is the mourn fa) and fatal ridiculous of all Joba Mitche!'s sublime—to serve \iberty in a cabbage garden nd slsvery as @ wa- gover. He has seeu tho end of his romance of revoia- jon. — Philadephia Press. SEE ET AE RT EE FINANCIAL NITED STATES TREASURY. New Tone, August 20, 1864. Notice is bereby given that the sa Thirty Ti Notes will hereafter be delivered at t.is office upon Caan Person Pane bv om Will please indicate th nominations ined ‘how they shall be transmitted, w Ry man, express or otbermien.. The Hane arets Genominavons of $00 100, $570, and 100, dated Auguat 15, 1864, npon Se wt 08 avereet Heh ace! rom that date to date of deposit must be padd. JACOB RUSBBLL, Avsistant Treasurer ad interim, ee FOR VOLUNTERR 80 SOLDIERS’ PAMILY AID FUND BONDE NO, 1. 1 will Be received at the Comptrotier's of- foovau rant Wroldeeday. the sier oF August. 1a at 2 ovclock P.M. when the same will be pudiicly opened. for the pur- hase of the whole or any part of the mum of Piva Hl Thonrand Fellere of the dull but firm, sales of May nnd vember iyo acl the "principal will jay ani ac year, and Principal will be hnndred pitas thereat, and the perrons ‘are accepted will thereupon he required to the Chamberlain of the ei Broadway ihe auins awarded to thom respectively. = On th to the Com vy va presenting © SE ptrolier the ccreimints of the oh Genesis. he sarties wilt be gatitied {o recetva bonds for equal amounts of the par value bearing interest from the dates of payment ach ton should be nealnd and andorand fala for Volunteer Soldiers’ Family Ald Fand Bonds No. 10" aie & second envelop?, addressed te the Tee ane ia "ane Sorgarauiy seats ao te bei tbe Setenens er $98) RW T BRENNAN, Com Crrv or New OAR, Deranrei tans Orrice, Angust 10, 6” Prmince, ae HOLDERS OF STOCKTON oanirons Ad wi upons, due and payable in New York ja July, ” speia in tied Bie on preseatat miaioa at 14 cotn on New York eyes _& RA DI ar Agent yh Reg nen Can _ ay [pete srares onvsn-re THIRTY LOAN. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury gives potice (hat subser!p- tions will fe recelved for Conpon Treasury Notes, payable three years from August 15 1504, with eem{ennual interest To tenths per ceut per annum— principa! and interest both to be paid ia lawful money. ‘Those no!es will be convertioie at the option of the bolder ‘at maturity, into six per cent gold bearing bonda, payable not less than five nor more inan twenty years from thelr the government may elect, ‘They will be fssued in denominations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000 and $5,000, and all subscriptions must be for @fty dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars, Tr. As the uotes drew inioreat from August 15, persons making deposits subsoquent to that date must pay the inte- rest accrued from date of uote to date of deposit. at the rate of seven and Parties depositing twenty-five thousand doilare and up- wards for these notes at apy one tine will be allowed @ commission of one-quarter of one per ceat, PRUIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIA LOAN, It fea pational savings bank, offering @ higher rate of in- terest than any other, and the best security. Any savings bank which pays {ts depesitors in United States notes con- siders that {t is paying in the beat circulating medium of the country, and it cannot pay in anything better, for its owo asses are either in government securities or im notes or bonds payable In government paper. CONVERTIBLE INTO ABIX PER CENT FIVE. TWENTY GOLD BOND. In addition to the very ilberai interest on the notes for three years, this privilege of conversion is now worth about throe percent per annum, for the current ra‘s for five- twenty bonds is not less than nine percent premium, and before the war the premium on six per cent United States stocks was over twenty per cem. It will be seen that the at the present market rate, is mot | actual profit on this loau, Joes than ten per cent per anaum, 1f8 EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAXATION, But aside from all the advantages we haveenumerated, & special act of Congress exempis ali bonds and ‘Treasury notes from local taxation, On the average, thie exemption is worth about two per cent per annum, according to the rate of taxation in various parts of the country, It is Lelieved that no secunitics offer so grent inducements to lenders av tnose issued by the government, In all other forms of indebtedness the faith or ability of private parti or stock companies, or seyarate comm ities, omly, 18 '@ whale property of the coun- pledged for payment, whie try is held to secure the Cischarge of all the obligations of the United Statics, SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL #é RECEIVED BY THE Avsistant Treasurer of the United States, corner of Wall and Nassau strect, First National Bank of New York, No, 4 Wall street. ond National Bank of York, 23d st and Broadway. ‘Third Natfonal Bank of New York, No, 5 Nassau atreet. Fourth National Bank of New York, 27 and 29 Pine streat. Fifth Nattonal Bank of New York, 338 Third avenue, Sixth National Bank of New York, 6th av. and Broadway, Eighth Nationa! Bank of New \ ork, 650 Broadwey, Nimth National Bank of New York, 863 Broadwi Tenth National Bank of New York, 240 Broadway, Central National Bank of % National Exchange Bank of New York, 184 Greenwich st. and by all National Banks which are depositaries of public | | w Vork, 71 Duane street, money, and ALL KESPECTABLS BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the country will give further information and AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS. NY PERSON WaVING ANY OF THE OLD 8TOCK of the Now York and Erie Railroad +" renewed, cau hexr cf something to their advana. rds, Herald office, FW YORK, AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY sident’s Olice, corner of Fourth avenne and xth street New York, Ausust 22, 1861.—-Pronosuia, will be re elved al this office until 10th of September proxi: uigand dollars of the Consolidated and Bonds of this company. ied in March, 127% Interest at sly per cent, pa} annually on presentation of connons, Ausustand Februar’, are limited to ae mggregate ainnoni of not exceeding siv milions oF dollars and are redeem: anle in thirty years from their date. They were logned nr the purpose of consolidating the entire mortznge Hebt of the company, and are secured hy ® mort-aze upon the whole of its railroad, including its city railroads, Mortgage an ‘These bon: The morigage provides for a sinking fund, to be appl Femi-annually to the purchess and cancel'ation of the bonds. [t further provides for the applicat on af the pro. ceeds of sale of the real estate of the company south of For'-sacond street to the purchase and extinguishment of ng bond A snffelent numer of the bonds have bern set anide to pay the existing morigages as ther become dur Further information can by had, on appl’cation at this ollice, WM. H. VANDERBILT, Vico President. PV AUDES, WALLARD & McITLVAINE, Bankers. 17 Broad street, New York Ordera solicited for the purchase and sale of United Staton Securiues of ail kinds, Quarterma ters’ Vouchers. Specie ani Exchange. “All claims against the government onllected and purchased. Refer to Rank of te Republic. Charles H. Marshal, Esq, Opdyke, Loexchiak & Co. Francis Skiddy, Bi Johu J."Crane, Fea. P,W. Bow W AXIED-FOR THREE OR FIVE YEARS, $1000, ON a first mortgage. at seven percent, in Westchester county, within ten miles wf City Hall, on property fast ris- ing in.aiue, Adaress PW. B,, Herald otice, $3 00. OOO To LOANHAT six PER CENT, for five years or longer, on New York alty propeity. JOSEPH MASON, No, 54 Pine st, rooms 10 and 11. $500. 000 —T0) INVEST IN REAL ESTATE, THIS voor i Me > Readers ty be used ima wre rey. ite SEASON Ros ‘Pine st., rooms 10 and 11. _ LOAN OFFICES, AT M—MONRY LIBERALLY ADVANCRD AT 77 ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEW PIANOS, FUBNE Uae ace ATT, PAWNDROKERG MGKETS WANTE! On Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, ao, ‘ats and a higher price Br id than can be obtained at any ether Place in the city, at 77 Bleecs@r atree! up stairs, TH HYMAN's, oss BROADWAY. CORNER OF Bond sire T will pay the highest price for Diamnouds, sei or unset, Watches and Sliver Ware, or will advance cash on the above articles. 658 Broad eoruer of Bond st At 6:9 MONE mond: &o., Ac. ‘eke: x’ Tiel Warebes, June, Pistoia &., efor whlch I will 4 per cent more than ean be obtain y other place o the city. tad thecitg, 0) Droadway, corner of Hou on sirect, Up aistrs T 148—PAWNBROKER'S it 4 Diamonds, Watches, Silver Ware, Guar. Pistoln, Mast- cal Instruments, Dry Goo’s, Clothin7, and all other kinds of Merchand se; Overcoate wanted. 1-4 Canal street, third = trom Bowery, under Citvens’ Bank. LT8 BOUGHT OR CLOTHING. _ SURER PLACK.—AT 28% SIXTH AVENUB LaDI. and gentlemen wil! find the fair and honest dealer. MINTZ, to whom they can dispose of their Cast O7 Cloth: ing. Carpets Furniture and Jewelry at itty per cent move jaan oy cubes Seale in the city, Inet the fel- fein th to’ $45; Conte, 84 to $18. Bunia'si toa at ‘Wool 18; Panta, 82 to $7 Also for Woollen, Delaine a1 tin Dresses the highort cash prices w il! be paid. phalee by post will be punctually attended to Ladies at- ey to by Mra. Mintz P int, street, Ord from Brook); street) Orders from Brooklyn and Jersey City punctusily TTENTION.—M. LEON HAS for cast-off Clothing. Ladies ani surely receive the h oa AT Paw ntiemen, w hest price for easton Clousingy Purmi. J the address. 651 Thi th Adreets, or between Twenty: ‘Third avenue. Ladies will be atte T 368 ROWERRY.—f. ROSENTHAL, HAVING A arlug Apparel, Furniture Onrrets Jewelty? de, byreart Secrets see | jue for tended to by ra. Rosenthal. ‘Bower: opposite Great Bones wrest ee “a er 7 TTENTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN RE- ceive the bighest priens for Cease Ol Oloching by calling on OF addressin, RAH AMS, 233 Beventh avenue, be- tween bat ‘aoa Twenty sixth streeta Ladies at- tended to by Mr. or Mra. Abrahains at their own residence. T THE NBW STOKE, 56 CARMINE = At iiatns giant canige, santattt Cast OF Din a as re. leweilry by on Jog.on or address 0 ae Carmine a At 137 SIXTH AVBNUB.—LaDI NPLB- '< Fa LSE A eR ia (o call on oF ‘al? ety vente, two di a a ra. Mints. will eens. Be you De dealt with 10) to your sa La, Staate and ont Pays TER, Biggne? Pas FOR Sst Bet ade, aT GeO | Sue Anat 090 WORTH or Qgrmtre by oa ae ta Otro a Sh rn asaded ty Rx aus SALES AT ACCTION. Aas ye seit 5 puasean, Auctioneer. SALB OF MAGNIFICEN HOUSBHOLD FURNITURE. 7 Octave Rosewood Piano forte, ‘Drew.ay Reom Furniture, ea suite, Ou Paintings by ancient and wodera artists a Bronzea, Marble Statuary, Serres and Dresden Chins Vases, v1.01 wedatiion Carpets, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Brocade and Lace Curtains, Rosewood and Walnut Chamver funiture. Dining Room Pura‘ture, Ching, Giass, Siiver Ware and Table Cutery, ih Sons AT PUBLIC Al CTIOR, THIS DAY (MONDAY), AUGUST 20, At the eiegaat resides 44 West Sixteenth sireet, Petween fifth and Sixth avenucs, Sale commencing al 15g o'clock. tiomeer would call ¢! parccular attention of his ods and she public bo (his sace, the catalo comprising the largest and richest assorte tof hoasebo d farniture Works of art an? artoes of virtu offered at auction season, being i use ioas thangseven months, aod will be emptorily ‘sold to the highest bidder. Ortalogues at the 8e. DRAWING ROOMS. Buperd Sets of Furniwure, covered with French brocatel of the richest desoript on; Viz; @ Tete, Sofas, Arm Chatra Ov ‘and Reception Chairs, Window Curtains, Bands, Tassels ao, to 0 2. h the sults, rosewood Ela.eres, statuary ar? to SB: cretair nd Bookease, lined with satiowdod, plate glass doors; elegantly carved Centre Tavies, Baeigns Je, ‘Cabinets, Consol Tables, bronze and ormola Chandeliers BRONZES. STATUARY AND WORKS OF ART. Bronze Siatue of Mazeppa. Hamlet, Flower Boy and Girl, Apollo, Minerva Shakspere, Milton; Dresden China Vases, Bronze Ciock, runs one month OFL PAINTINGS. Paintings, by Cole, Storm at Sea and the Family, by Delacroix; English Interior, by Northcott; Fruit Pieee (orirtnal), by Ronsin: Scenes on the Goan ot renee, by Jules Noel: a celebrated Fronga artist giso Paintings by ba, Rane) eres and Legrand; French Line ienevarings, MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTS, the richest instrument o" ered at auction this seasoa, over- strung Daas: all the modern tmprovements; fully toed; French Cloth Cover. Stool, Chambera—Dressing Bureau, Bed dx, Wardrobes, Com- modes, en soites superb Hair Mattresses extra large Spring do.. ai pur’ Linen Sheets, 18 pairs blankets, Counter panes Dining Room—Solid oak Buffet, Hertz's patent Extension Table, 16 reet draw: Sofas, Chairs, magnificent China Din. ner and Tex Sot. 210 ploces: Out and Ruby Glass Ware, Shel- field Tble Cutlery, Silver Ware, &r., te. ‘Algo all the Furni( ce of the servants’ avartments, N.B.—Partes wis. ng to attend this #ale take the Fifth and Bixth avenue cars and stages, leaving at Sixteouth street, near the frouse UCTION NOTICE. - D. D. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER. SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND WORKS OF ART, | At public auction on Monday, A At the elegant residence No. 718 West Fourteenth street, between Eighth and Ninth ave wale co cin te 156 o'olick A. M. SEVEN OCTAV!: ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, Rosey OOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS, BRONZE AND OP SiOLU CHANDELIERS: YALLION CARPETS ME SEVRES AND DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMEN PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, BROCADE AND LACE CURTAINS, ARTISTIC BRONZE STATUARY, OIL PAINTINGS, BY EMINENT ARTI OAK EXTENSION TABLE, BOOKCASE, ETAGH!RES, CENTRE TABL By CHINA, GLASS AND SULVER WARE, SHEFFIELD TAULE CULLERY TABLE LINE ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE, Louis XIV, style. ‘The sale compri-es some of the richest’ wnd most ¢laho. rately carved Partor Frm tre ever of ered et pub'ie anciion. and to be sold withont any reserve, An examination will well repay intending busers, Parlors contain three legant tull Suits o lor Furpitere on rich ade and satin splendid and cost v Parian Ornament " MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTS, Stoo! and Cover, an elegant instrament, with round corners, beautifully carved lezs and case, a | modern nnprovements, Iso a magniticen’ co tection of rare a int nes, rosewood Turkish and Chairs, in fine reps: wood Centre antl iia marbie top Tables, richly carved, Velvet and. Brusssls apes Chamber Suits in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaur, Washstands, Sofa Beds. in’ fine batr- cursed edatouge Cloth; ten pure alr Mattresses from forty ¢ made to orde Dining Roam Farnit Dining Table, Ivor fifty pounds, tn excellent cond tion consigiing of fine oak Extenston hairs, Sliver Ware, rich China, And Silver Cover, Forks, Spoons. fc. with hoavy and Eneraved Gla-s Ware of every description tmen in attendance to cart, pack or slip goods for pur- ont rm The Oil Poiniiaas in this sale cost over $10,000. Also two of the most elegant Mantel Mirror in this city. ‘The above house and lot for sale at a deciled bargai AUCTION NOTICE.—H, ROTM, AUCTIONRER, LARGK SALE OF OVER $10.0 WoRTH OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Magnificent rosewood Pinnoforte. cost $680, Hand-ome Brussels and Threeply Carpets, Beantiful Parlor # rniture, At the residence 119 West Kighth street, a few doora from Sixth avenue, This day (MONDAY). ‘Augnst 29, At 11 o'clock precisely. The Auction ver wont ea!! the particuiar attention of his friends and the pubic te this sale Partles wishing to at. fend tin nate take the Sixth avenue cara or stazes froma the Astor House. St. N chovas ar Metropolitan Hotel, leaving at Big th atreet a few doors from the house. Parl re—Macniticent rose ood Pianoforte, Stool and Cover, angler nt inatreraent with roond earners. richly carved legs aust case fil seven octave, overstrang bass full iron plate toaile ty order hy ety Maver: saven months Ago cost $8) three elezant Parlor Su ts, covered ta rich French sain brovateland "reach reps: Tursish Easy Chairs and Lounges. rich marie top Cearre and Side Tables, Lace Cnr tains, Etageres. Kranze Olnr ‘ases, Mir Vers, Corner an ik ON Paintings Diack walnut and mahogiay Retateata Boreas Wi stands Sr ng and air Moettresses. Blankets, airs, Revkers, Mirrors, Ware, Out ery, 6. ¥.—POSITIVE AND PE A PERK HOUSEHOLD PF MAGNIVICENT ROSKW OD PA SUPERB ROS WOOD PIANO ELEGANT KOSE WOO!) KTAGERE, | RICH CHINA. CUT GLASS, SILVER WARE, TARLE COTLERY, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPE’ HENRY BR. WESTCOTT, anctioneer, will sel this (Mon- dav) afternoon, at 2 o'elock, tie entire contents of the ele gant residence 152 West T bear Seventh Avene, cons -tng af ntly carved, covered in figured rena yan Revntian top Centre Fancy Tables. Turkish Loung to male i Targe nnd comtt tion of Oil end Bis joe Figures, Lava Ort naire, te pearl keva, carved legs, cost 0! and Cover to match Spring and Hair Mat Rockers, Reds wnv ng, Tapestry and Ingrain athe r Rede aed Vilows Soas and Sofa Bed ge Bod, mahogany Extension Table, oak Chars, dines Ware, Cutlery, &c., with a REMPTORY RNITURE, Pte $600, maile by city maker vod Redatends, mabogane imerated, witch nat he examined to be anprerivvet Men wll bein wt- nice to °art, pack or ship goods for purchasers. Cate veB at house, A. 3% SMITH, ADCTIONERR, WILL SELL THIS + day, at 'T o'clock, at No. 17 Sthyvesant place (Ninth Atreat) between Beco d and Third avs e Piano, of gp endid tone and nish: coat $0» woo! and mahogany: Redroom Suit, Rockers, Gia-ses, mahogany and mayle Chairs, Tahies, B iearala Carpets, and everything thas belongs 'to a frat class Ouse. AUOTION SALB OF CROCKERY AND FANCY china. HENRY G EVANS, Tota to «nit dealers, on Ty 13 Parlay street, a well and Glass Ware.’ Fancy China Figures. Car Ac. Alxo an invoice of seconds. Common Ware, general awiortment, which must be sold with positive, and gooda carefully repack AM Etie ance NOTICE, CROCKERY, GLASS Fancy Goods. W. SHIRLEY. Anctioncer, Tursday, Angiat 30, at iN orclock, at 251 Poa BMBURY, Jr., extra large catalogue sale of beat Conds White Granite and Common Ware in lots to suit cry ard trv retuilers: also, 100 packages of @ Sa em free for cash, oods well packed for ships ATION xO NOTICB.—ROOTS AND SHOES, HOLLINGSHEAD. Anctioneer. FALL TRADE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, y 3. t. WHITENOUSS. Bal roam rtiandt st eet, will sell on RESDAY, AUGUST 31, at 10! lock about 1.0%) cakea of strictly prime qnality BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, GAITERS, BALMORALS, &c.. of various styles. and particularly adapted to city and country buyers, Catalogues ready on morning of wale, UCTION NOTICE.—WM. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, florses, Wagons and Harness at auction, thia day, at SP. Mat the New York Horse Bavaar, Broadway and Thirty-deventh street, Sale peremptory. uCcTION wa —J. E HALSBY, AUCTION: YH. J. JORDON & United Staten Horse and Carriage Auction Mart, nue and Forty-fonrth street. Wodnesday, Augnat 31, at 3.P. M_ precisely, a variety of Useful Horses, Carriages, Buzetes, Harness Catalognes ready early on morning of sal (RY M, THOMAS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, PHILA deipnia—Peremptory sale at Philadelphin Rxchance September 13, 1964, o tot S82 acres Anthracite Coal three Par or Suits, rose. Looking Granite © sticks, &c., comprising & nt reserve, AND Land on V4 Mine Hill paylear, Schuvikill county, Pa, For maps. wr York. to LATHROP & WAINWRIG “3 Wail street. Para pela Library cad tng round ama 74 octay > $700), to be absolutely sold. EB, HALSEY, _ AUCTIONBER —BY J. BE. MALSBY & 2 TUESDAY, August 81 AL 105, o'clock, at the anetion rooms, 55 Beckman street, HARDWAKE AND CUTLERY, lots to suit city and conutry buyers: Forks, ) dozen Pocket Knives, one cask Trace Cuaina, er with & geoers! assortwent of Bheif Hardware, DOUGHTY, AUCTIONKER. PEREMPTORY SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, M. SEGARS AND. FURNITURE, contamed in the United DOUGHTY will sett on Mi rr 10% will Bel yn Mon jugust 20, at o’elock, at No. 4 Dry street. Bove 2 400 ions eid Bourbon Whiskey. in bottles and 400 bowties Rhine Wine. v cask# and bottles, vintag 9 Tirandy in casks and botiles. Maderia Wine, Bottled Ale, Cham reserved = Meat Pi cn ‘Tomatoes, Sardines, House 7 les, two Chandeilers «omy tny Press, Bronze Medals and Ponies, silver plated Salvers, Toe Pitcher, Jeweler's Scales and Weichta, Military Saddle aud Bridie, rosewood marble top Sideboard, Oil Paintlags, && Monat AUGUST 29, 186) to be sold at otlon, at 1! Waiker street UBLIC SAL® OF CLOTHING, &0.—3. G, SAL FINGER, Auctio er, will sel! at hte auction’ roo 33 Bowery, # large and well assorted stock of Clothing and Gents’ Furni-cbing Gooas, including Shirte Drawers see ioe Suspenders, bc, A0. ‘The. eale will also empraas a variety of fener, Cassin: Lanneniel Huss, Cam ri d other Dr; is To commence at ee ¥ Good, G. BALUINGER 2S Bowory, CRANTON COAL AT AUCTION. s Orrick oF Tak DELAWARK, LACKAWANNA AND Wrsrkan KR. Co. New Yors, A: gust 17, 1364 This Company will hold their Nineteevin Regular Month Auction, on Wernesday, tho Sst day of August, 1°84. at o'clock, noon, at the Ollice of » Company, om Street, at which time they Will offer, by SIMBON DRAPSR, Aucti TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TONS OF PRESH MINED RA. ‘and deliverable at thelr depot, he month of September next Bach lot put up will be sla te the highest bidder; no ‘any form whatever, boing made for account of or on behalf ot the Company, The terma ans conditions will be the sure as heretofore, id will fu known xt time and place of # pes edi ernie JONT. BRISBIN, President, GROCERY FIXTURES West Broadway, corner of ‘embracing all the usi Elizabethport, N. J.. during ‘The wale wi'l be posits G, £3. Bogarr. AUCTIONEERS, WILL SEL SD. “Monday, Anguxt 29, at (0s o'clock, at the action rooins No | North William streot Householl Furn ture, Consisting of mahogany Sofas, Lounges. iahevany Chatra, Bureaus Washstands, Extension Dining Tables, Looking sss, O:l Varntings, Brussels aud | 8, Bedsieats Kedw and Bedding, Kitchen Furni - One Bagatelle Table, large Bar Mirror, set Single Harness, ac, Ww. L. HOFFMAN, AUCTIONFER, AUOTION SALE OF GROCERIES, &O. M. HOFFMAN'S SON & CU. will nell sell at y, August 29, at 10 o'clock, at No. 17 Greenwich The cntire stock of Grocerie Flour, Ac.. &c., with ail Fixture: GQCHOONER AT AUCTION. —THE LARGE, THREE masted scho . lying at Fort Ha niltoa, Will be s r 3, at 2 o'ciove, auction © vizimTen, Sugar, Coffee, at above named place. AUCTION: 0 BREW! 0. THOMAS & SON3, Vialt four acres, near turpplke. wt U iis of Schuylkill Twenty Arab Phiadelphix, On 4 6 IS4 mlz noon, wi sold ac ie Philadel- Exchange, all tat large Jot of grov y the sub- ine Urewe-y and extensive vanits thereom erect near the Ridge turnpike roud, at the Fails of Scbuy! pna The grounds are hanssonely latd ome Shaded, having a front of about H58 feet on the and we! Norri-town Railroad, and fronting also on Miillin. streaky which runs to the turapike, immediately adjoining the railroad station bouse, at Indian Queen or Fails Le ‘There in also a large salgon, tom-pin alley, and other, bu nthe praperty. It { aevessible by two rallroads, a steamborts.on the 8 making it a placa of Lreat resort for plexsnre There 1s 8 ne s:ream of pure water running throwgh the pronerty, well ing puryases. The brewery and vaults at and amongst the larges! the vaults betne in soltd rock and very capactolis. the around, the convenience of access, tensive buildines, good supply, of Advantages: makes {ta wry desirad’e wishing to carry on the brewing . Full particulars as toterms, &c, may be had on avpiication to the auc tioneers. M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers, 189 and 14] South Fourth street. Partapeurmta, August, 1364 the ex- ater, and Lumerons perty for any ni M. WITTERS. AUCTIONEER. WILL SRLL THIG day, at two o'clock. at 454 Canal street two Partot Suits, in tich brocatel; Contre, Diniga and Tox Tables, Plog Glasses, Paintings, Lace. Curtains, rieh Mantel Clock. hande some Velvet. Tapestry. Three-ply and other Carpets, mal hogany amt black walnut Bedstends, Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds an’ Redding. marble top Dressing Bureaus China Glass Silver Ware, Stoves, and a larga lot of Kitont en Utensits, Also two rolia Ingrain Carpet, Oficlotha, tings double Harness, tocether with @ large varie:y of. gooda to tue trade and others, ILLTAMSBURG AUCTION NOTICE.—L. LONG. dctionerr, will s@li this day (Monday), at house h Fourth street nent Rizbthy 14 Fe rnitu sting of Brussels and Ingrain Carp Velvet Stal e1a, So xa, Chait and Rockers, Bureaus, Stove steads, Mattrenses, Feather Bods, Holat POLIT! CAL, Pusan any, HALL.—THE CONMITTBE OF ARRANGB: ments for the Grand Demonstration to be held im thé Park on the afternoon succeeding the nom'nation fot Pres dent wiil meet at Tammany Hall on Mond: the 20h instant, at four o'c ook, to perfect the necessary arrange ments. RLIVAH F. PURDY, Chairman, a JULAR MEETING OF THE SIXTH WAR Ne lan Chib, on Monday evening, 1 postpone amiay evoming, August SL, At elgbt otelook Priet ietan, “f . MARTIN J, KEESB, Presidout “Wn, P, Mitcumit, Secretary, youre MEN'S, DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB. 352, 1855, 1890, | 1964. The members at associates of this organization are re quester to meet at the Sinciair House, corner of Broad was fot Eighth. street, on Monday evening Augast 2.) a7 o'clock, for the purpose of reorganizing for the fall cam TY is HORATIO. BP. CARR, late Presiden Dr. “Cynuvs Rawsay, Inte Secretary. Trromas A Quover, res ‘pondine Secretary. Ww. B, rtankio, Wm. Ho Barrett, Van Zandt, A, R. Herrick, 4. 8. Suilivan, Wm. J. Fagan and many oibre WATCHES, JEWELRE, &O. T 609—WACHLS, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVE: Guns, Pistols, Ac., bought—I will pay 50 per ban can be obtained at any other place in B.—Also, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets wanted for the ticles, at che same rate. 609 Broadway, corner of Houston street, up stairs, room & AD IANS DES MADE ON WATCHERS, DIAMONDS, Jowelry Dry Goods and Personal property of eve ereription, or the same bought and sold, by J. A: SACK. Broker and Commission Merchant, 111 Grand ‘street, doors west of Browdway. wer TAMONDS, OLD GOLD besatad et tO OLD GOLD AND SILVER. ish to sel! Diamonds, old Gold, Stiver Persons who toned Jewslty. ko 0 LOUIS AN WICH, puy kind of old Brow iway. A positive fact, he 0 per cent more than any other person, Bstablishe jew York since the Administration of the lato Martin Van Buren, Make ne mintake—72% Broadway, under the New Yor Hotel, REAT PRICES PAID FOR DIAMOND JEWELRY, ‘or unset Diamonds, Watches, old Gold and Siver: Office hours only trom 9 till 10 A. M. and from 2 uli 3 P.M. B. W. PLUMB, Diamond Broker, 512 Broadway. Valua ons one per come ASTROLOGY. ae. B. MAURICE, THE REAL SCIENTIFIC ASTRO. «¢ joer of Ame: , With several secrets that no living inorial ever know betore, will. bring success Out of any un- deriaking and cause you a speedy marriage, and telix the ory day You marry, and will show the likeness or com: Pleion lof Your ‘conppanion; telle whether you are ‘ae quaintied with your intended how often you will marry; he describes your . points out your enemies and warns you of all future od Tuck in obtalming situ. ations or in traveling by sen oF tand: health. wealth, good Tuck ang logy life coll who congult him. Those at a dime tance send $! aoe aan and get the outiines of your whole life. Addres 003 N.Y, Post allice. “Oiieo 126 Bleecker Tiree, ‘ear’ Wooster, Ladies, 5) ‘conte; gentle: men, $l. STONISHING.—MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH daughter, with a natura! gift of foresight, tells how goon and often sou will marry, even your thoughts: Magi F equal 1s Dos to be found: shows, 4 husband and absent friends, men uot admitted. A BROOKLYN GLAIRVOYANT.—MADAME CLIF- FORD, the greatest living American Seer, Medical and Business Clairvoy: ‘291 Allantic street, Brooklyn. w. IVES & ©0,, AUCTIONEE! 616 Baca . will sellat aaction. on Thursday, September I, at It O'clock, superb first class Furniture: lao Copeland's Pa rian marble Figures and Vases, Silver Plated Clock, SR Paintings, dc. All warranted firat cigs in every re- Pp, BURKE, AUCTIONEBR—OFFICB FO. 3 astpr place, sells thin day, at 11 o'clock. the Stock and Fix. tures of the Grocery Store 456 Grand street. Excellent fix. tures, Also the Lease of the store. XBCUTOR'S SAL! E PIARO AND HO! yt FURNITURE (Brooklyn.) RICHARD Rag |, Sheriff's Auctionser. will sell on Tu: i 30, at at WH oe crclong, Ot 90 Ba 95 Sat street, Brookivi, mar 9 wt : rt MAGNI FICENT? Ogtate iirc PIAMOFORTE, fee pence —— Serer raat” ite a die to arenes, ‘al po Ry ¥, a4 and Ki roraarey iiure, ‘Credkery and eilnsevare and a va- RO se at ‘oerus BROMBACHER, Brecutor. pd DWaRD SCHENOE, 4 ave order of the = += as | PROMEEC RDMNADAY, AUG. Wins 4) AUCTIONBBR —WEDNRSDAY, acy K. “i, Woon Gin ‘hie In ognintae actage 1 o'clock, at eters yur: WILL ENRON agen teat SO of bate Dara ia Ta Scales, ac. bid KRVIMI ‘Begars, | Bre Rae une D, MINBR, Spare Sain RA | Setar poe aera in ‘Nasaa\ fo bene ts Trotting stock tn Ny) Com, aa follows One two ‘Jupiter, of Pa ieee Bio Seok ‘end Durham. Ss ie rene ea | A FORTUNE FOR ALL WHO CONSULT MISB WELLINGTON, the eniy lady who gives true informa: hon, or who haw the Roman and Arabian talisman good nt hidden treasures, recia: husbands, Insuring success ness afaira, aod re guarpateed tor life, 101 Sixth ave, A BORA FIDB 01 18T WHO ALL pend upon. —! intone ILON stillS rematas eed Riten?a sree, sear Stanton, eyer the bakery. Ladies andi geutlemer ces. \O AND SbB MADAME SNELL, TH. r J ,tuirotogiet, ia the acience of astro ‘ides the si tos bay eager ee aoe : 10. stance send $1 and rreeh answer ok returned. Addrem box 5.747 N.Y. Post Sitios. oftce 120 Haat Twenty-four street, below Fourth avenue. Tadion 80 conte gentlemen $1. JADAME MOREHOUAE. SREYANTH DAUORTER OF ‘the seventh son —pat conrulted om all affaira ria! Hila, love Friends lawenita.lonses. sicknesh onta, FSS Sumbere, charms: No: 40 Foraytn street, bascenent. Mitta HOPR--AY PALMISTRY ON ALL TH Aad life os 156 Sixth avenue Ladies 50. cents ecg Ly ey ay PE BR SRI room| al _strent, on sickness u Rae Or stolen, and gives Tosa nombers. ‘berms me- ADAME RAY 18 THB BEST CLAIRVOYANT AND Aatrolog! eee She tells Tory thoughts, 26) 8 fechiviea? vot dita "Eas Swiss temen 6) cents, a See amas wabasd BRON Ean & oa yee tenant = arrays er newes your beart avenue, near Tew foorth street. ’ ‘ on ® ” s & i. * ft f Fs & ry f eee oS & b The ere : P 5