The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 8, 1864, Page 4

(Contwnvend from Sret Page) Aividuals actually required, allowance he oo!) only for thos pr komoge fy under ‘he call will be listte to furnish comparatively few troops, by reason of thetr having previously placed in the held more then thelr share under all Tmieltons, Fort man furnished ender the t call, whe- ther his period of enlistmem be Tor shorter, ebould count only ome in the quota now required, anieach district should the full number of men which ehall finally be determined ou and called for as ita quota, Bat if one dieerict wba!) fill ite with one vear men, and if another district 1 fA) ite quota with three years’ men, the amounte of service of there districts will not be equal, On making up notes under @ new eall, one of these «i\stricts abould be credited with three times the arnount of eervice which should be credited to the ouer: and the quote of the district furniahing the three vars nen should be diminished accordingly under suet new call, At each micceamve call, all aoconnte of wrvicr preceding that call are made up, and the call for quotes should be such aa @ball equalize the nant of service required from each district in prot no to the persona therem Hable to military server That distriet which, im the present craft, furnish. es one-year men, cute up ite burden into theres ports, nud shoulders only one part at the present Yenr, nnd leaves the reat to be mot at He next call. That district which furnishes three years’ tnen Dow, grins at once in its accotmt with the Provost Marshal General the same benefit on the quota of the next draft an though it had furnished three times ae many men fer one year’s service, Tt is the duty of each district to furnish the full umber of men designated as its quota; thear men should be received, whether jor one, two or three years’ vervice, Thono districta which furnish three years’ men now will be entitled to the full beueft thereof on al! future calla, Witniam Wartisa Solicitor of the War Department, + ro LOCAL NEWS. NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY, Tue Foop Quxstios,—On Saturday our {ndefatizgable was directed to visit Washington Market, and make *notes"* of bis obvervations in that locality, Accordingly he directed bia steps thither at an early hour m the morning, and spent the best part of the dey in that busy place, where 8 majority of the citizens of this city and ita vy) ity purchase mort of the food they consume. FE tering at tho Vesey street entrance, the butchers @talls first attracted attention. After moking rome inquiries, he introduced bimeelf to one of thom men reputed ia the market as “one of the largest dealers in the meat and bone line." The converrs tion that enened waa Inateuctive to our reporter, snd although phonographed on his notesbook, may ne wie in all that would interest the poners! 6 eo The first important question asked wasn relation te the causes for the high price of meat, to whih the buteber replied that ihe army coutracters ought up all the best stock, the speculators pot hole of all they could afford to keep, and the buch price of feed," completed the recsons piven; te which our reporter mentally ad that ne readily occurred to! jm ae t! nan y reaier, In reply to the question of ¢ now revived by the butchers as com pared with that of former years, whon declared that be could make more nyoney from an animal when beefateak wow neh ing wyotin, than he could at present prices, The reveoue were, that inthe first place he peur cattle on the hoof, and the public portion for the cut up anime!. For the bh ¢ offal be always got good prices, but tle of Bons of the carcasge could not be rold at aaa in proportion to the increase i price pall © iven wthe fal less bi pres onl © por Vanier, the meat was sold at more reasonable pices, the butoce | | | } ’ asked are in sccordance with the ectual cnet of production. Profits in this business are con- ceded to be greater than ever know before, The food question, as it nay be studied at Wash- ington Market, is one that interests every reader of the Sts, and ax prices go upward it is feared that many whe now oarn barely sufficient to buy the neceesaries, Will be compelled to live f, and when that fails become de. pendent tpon the community for support. Fp lation ia the chief cause of the high price of many articles, The ooly remedy that can be devired nt prevent, ia for every consumer to buy ax litle ws pomible, and thus aid to koep market pri to lower figures, at least until tho fall crops are abered, and the public ascertain ujpou wat they can depend for ther winter supply of food. Tix bxousn Ratwway Merpir,—In- spector Turner, of the London police, arrived on Friday, on board We City of Manc! ester, and on Saturday reported at vole Heatquirtera and made bis Wusiners known ti nedy., Tanpector Turver ie accompanied by two persons who will id y the alleved British rail. way murderer, Franc Mullery when he arrives ip the packet Victoria, The New York police will aid sous «down Superintendent Ken- Degtigence of duty, I was stleged thet Lowis Harnetein requested conductor Baglan to the car when nearly opposite Tammauy Hall, but that the car was not stopped, and [srostein was run over in consequence, Shooting in Blizabeth Street.On Saturday night officer Maxwell, of the l4th Precincl arrested Wm, Dougherty, charyed with sbooting Thomas Brady, of No. 188 Elizabeth st, The prisover wee taken before Justice Hogan, yesterday, aud com- titted tothe Torta It appeart that Dougherty ond Deady bad indulged in a di cou erm ng the character of a young women * me the verre ran aequainted, ane the quarrel, Happily, E wet NOt Berio! ured, BROOKLYN. EX veNerve Skizere ov Sretes Phovonit About ctslock Bunday morning, Sera. Crafta Gad officer Carnpeigy of the 421 Preonet Price, ob. served two murpicions looking men loitering about the corver of Plymovth and Moin streets, On ap prowching them another man wos seen cotulug through Plymouth street with a lot of rope, aud not being able to account for ite poseeas on i 4 Bate isfeetory manner, waa taken to we Siation House Oo going to the dock the offieer diacoveren two boats and slap leorned that anutmber of baws tiled w tlopyce hut Leen transierred to a corner of Piyrovuth aud Mains ree took pomsession of the boats and sleo visited Mr, Turner, to the bestof ther al Tue View | the sunk shop, where they found eight bues of al- t S tad jo " iD the cel. toria, being a nailing veal, the officers, by taking | PICS WF badd jret toon brovucht ip, fu the cel > flare dscovered a large quontily of alepice, cot. & steamer were enabled to reach this port in ad- | ten, new and old Tope, gaily cotler, dee, which was vance talea to the Station House, la working the case @ * om So oo ‘ Vip the off tound that @ larve quantity of Stew AND Wounnen Sorpiens,-The | bad been wed from the junk shop the da seam transport Atlantic mrrived, last ever » | tore, ane en to Welemnyer's store in’ Raymond frow Fortress Monroe, with G11 sick and woundled | M@rert, bere 9 + Lage of ¢ slated, bwl Leen ! woluicrs, te nok Khwas Finrs,—Late on Friday nicht a fire occurred | the 5 ion ito, Mulraney wos ", w Patric and Ponck F 803 Browiwar, Bd fe ul » tale . ' at 207 Browlwar, fd floor, € weap mand | gre char cea v ling the go Yactory Vy Frank & Bel r osteck was [then io Mulraney, The amount of t ly destroved, Load about #2000: Ineured for t . The stock of Wm. FE. White, dealer tn straw goolsy on the was denied to the eetent of 81000 5 tet $5,000, ena thas of Pook Bohothett Crillinery goods) + Myth bw water pan el! f top lor wm ocr 1 by banve coverod ia valved at 82,000, Accor: t books found, Malone soli to Madre rou, rope, brane, & rorlia wold the Lhe same tate, ung t rand Woo) ace supper o have Leot pee veof the late mre atthe foot of Jd to the toprapbern ¢ ln 10M, nie ine Phe breil fing, | mer et. The cottons, it appears was hove fe owned by the New York Life and Tiust Company | Li cen's s ponud, and sold ior TO cents in New waa doroaged B1.000 § insur York. The yoous are u the possession of the i A 100% k r Nee, cud awaiting ownersto identify thea, The ontoon the the? #@ { Noe 145 Prisoners are be wel up meas os aw ture anon ® bottle y tuer ey roenta os to the ¢ guilt or innoceuce, explod by My. . Sdney By SIX SALLORS Disnrrep, oa Thureloy last, Sine'alt and Wert, bro's from the North Curollua, lying off the Yara, et torte the sere discovered, aud a volley was tired at pth ed eed Hata Rabid the curd, Oue wae shot ano her was CFS '1D Oth Wan Biighlly Car “lwith a bayonet one was urowped, aud Peat ere INmanine > Jobn Davig an old Ene) sn mane acausht on shore, other Friday eve Churles: Kopp Ye drow The bod of the. ne ® carboy of nitric weld | spposed to Leong of the cecerurs, tit Was impossible to survive such # ety nnd th : te pale oa . lete at wos poured upon tiem, aud be 1@ WB et + be rhuled glad tc sidienlhuaddd SUN STRUCK.—A boy about fifteen vears of IN AN ony.—On Saturday p bulng unknows, Was prostrated by the hest ay explosion cect 1 \ & Joho 8, & yi Hous » WIL Wh atreet, core 1a ares’ armor ner roes and Stepben Colwol were injured, but not me. real instant, a erand twoen Hawt rato her rusteses for pei take plu P yy sane thy . ' babi. hs Tue Sota Reamvesr, N.Y. S, V., returned ThA hg ; home vestorday on 4 furlough of vhirty oa hey bis’ MOVEMENTS, . tel : M , i 2 Lot are (oder eommaad of C @) Nelson Saurmany de miacyr tive lt WNT ¢ ° . sie ie WE Esto 89-E OF! and gumber 170 men, About 70 remain at Marperts this bods, mietat Bowery ou Saturday eveningy | *. ¢ Beookiyn Comimnon Coane: voted them and ine r leo? * joint Committee meet. e some tme siuce, but their arrival wos ing ene ‘i ie. Cale layed thet no arranceiuents could be . Leas | Iny, they will procs be nd mises sand pa Vive uaimal, Other butchers — concurred Fade through the ¢ rang, the Lst of Sop. mak ox similar statementy, end le cus Side Oi Mahe tomers crowded around te «in ieg sre fewer bours or cheupening, very few — bou; © ve per ceut, Dumber of pounds they were wecus eb fore high prices ruled the marl ed and emoked moat altbouga a trie cheaper, are co. | verned by ® more steady rule of sapp! mand, and as a general thing the wuipply is in ex. cess of the demand, Butchers who atienpeto ove | tain too bigh # price for their fresl 1 “ : flud themselves obfiged to mult down nm at in Sey their nelrhbora ; hence, when the sto k aid At Whe in ! ; wit ma ' Intes beyond the ability of the owner to h Randa, ‘wilh Tare alte orennt Ease bey if pul upon the general raarketand helps to reduce | hour. with bound, ¢s, without bomr), #1 ‘ rric ; then avrenved thata grand mans the price, In Bummer, salt anirual food is} 0 Oy tious would be bei aia to be more wholesome than fresher mee.) even Sh inst.. and that on or al tnd Visiting the vegetable market, and travelling from | eos) th ote pi wn excursion ether to one farm wagon to another, our reporter was us. | Tones A mh i od Mi f etah ' P . bi us <0 inee v0 ber of auc ersof the trade tonished at the vast mipplies brought ny notwith- {Ay idy be then cut of emplaytaest § standing the drought he believed to have prevailed al! over the country during the past seven weeks, Huge piles of potatoos, turnips, corn, tomatoes end other vegetable nevessiticr, rected hin view, enue ing in him a natural curiosity to know not on'y ents rewrabig wo bu me Ol Wig e reports where they came from, but where they (roto. In | [Ae Shi vere! Me, ‘ ped m answer to his first Inquiries, he was informe! thut | ve Ceamand, Viz wr eat the city of New York draws its mipplies of common a rates of + whol is vegetables from country districts wore then ove | (ist oeape ict GbE Ea aouliCnoe ae hundred miles away ; and that farmers sly and | the adyvace weull vo to work th 2 pay ireight om their produce to this cir in eynr Toon es Lave given potice preterence to obtaining the same pices ut ther fovir commitice to the bosses Coat on own doors, One farmer, who laud come journeyman Lelonsuye co the Assoelation will work down the river on @ barge and browshe | ter them it tor m tor roany mailvoud come eeveral hundred bage of potatoes, declared that he Peey dala sis See would not sella peck until he got what the hotel | GROMS ANP Tha Cheris—Theso young mou | men offered him nearer home. If he gets that have bad groat didicultivs Laghtcseitl ny a er price, it is clear that be will lose his time and the ps ee os iat he ie FA mt pis uae if eet cost of freight, The farmers who raise produce to close wt Mex opi BA urday, and expect o nearer the city, after waiting a reas le time to the morn.ng to eell out at market price, generally accept a lower offer from some speculater, who takes the balance of their stock, and 4 thus ena. bled to “reap where he bas uot sown, ofeurmes |! obtaining from the publica large profit upou pose closing movement was preity Saturday. VARSISHERA AND Politik — pmbers of this trace 1 Harmonie Garter ay Wore aseX atree!, tor the pure caring reporta from the ee al establish report that all are closed at their meeting this evenipy. Day Goons Cirexs—The Sa in the Bowery, Grand and Catharine streets on The movement is not by the very swall outtay of ready cash, Whore do | tts te merchants having suopied ib of thelr own the veretables goto? This question was anseorog | SY 1 by some very intelligent dewers in a mannor THE COURTS that astounded our reporter, In the {1 4 place Parser Discnarcep ruom Four Larayectr the market of New York supplies nearly att tho | Alpert: Palmer appeared before the Comin large hotels at Saratoga, One of thor great estal- | 8 © SUF My morning, amt gaye bail du the am lishments has @ contract for tity barrels ot pota- $1,000, The suretion being approved by G toes, por week, until October, at eoveu dollars per Dix, Palme wae release \y burrely other vegetables In proportion, Veuetue| 2" * > Ni rs—GENnRat. Dix 10 | | bies are also sent from Now York city to supply | AW S!T 188 Avuiow ov aie Gnasy Jt Git 1 ver end inland towns, besides the watering places Mudge Russ lord bis opinion on Sat iy thie vieinity. Nearly every individual who the capo of Ge Dix nnd bis officers who wore charged with bk resi les ont of town during the summer purchases bpug dey in ihe miter of the arrrest of one his supplies in the city, aud either carries it home Cane ‘ of t Ae OGUOTE Ok ul or ‘es it to be sent to his residence by ex- Paper and mS Ay, e a aure. o \ pine No doubt the reason for this is found | that there v y Payee mu the lact that the gardens in the conutry ane i A Des He Live ayy other eo pot produce enough for thelr owners, ewes . A : le ! the re lild: out 4# ornamental parterres for the cn!- Btates Com a : oat a » 1 tya oy of flowers and fancy tree: Se: ‘ ODA BAO ie i oiore faaliner th hs more rib mn 4. dpe dapt Osborne, Auustiis Miller war exam 7 wd charge of enticing kiler to desert. The evi- vovctubles, The high price of produce ts account | , i for by dealers claiming that army contractors | and the prisoner wos reloural, sre buying extensively, end shipping all they can vel epoculating for @ rise, Accordingly the consumer generally pays more then the articles are intrinai- dence was not suffleent to + yut the charve, | Poutos Lareciigence.—Car Driver Arrea'ed.— | reqnently competing with each other, and} O‘ficer Murphy,of the 26th Procinction Sayurday ar rested John Baglan, conductor of car No,40,of the 3d avenue line, and took him before Jusitce Hogan, at cally worth, oa ikie mod pretended thas the prices | the Tombm where be Was rauired to answer for Asaocios | ay, on the corner of Claseon Avenue and sand ed almost iran tely therestter | Tee body wes token in charve th Preset Police, and the Tis DEATHS IN BROOKLYN last week nue ber 193. They fuutuna, da: 1 ner noufied, pal disenees were: Cholers ine i et fever, eutery, 15; det Auu stone, Zt &. Under one year of a, litys $; convalaic inwily > the Siute Arsenn ntacked thet ruus. Toe 90) marehel aveniic, where tt ere pernitted to go to their fini esa - The won looked very much tas have rece ly done severe ee “kD Womex AND CitLorry to the about fifty, from Gene n dee or wh dounest t ho had previousty been uted, atrovedt on Bus fur ‘ay ab the reome of the eiman's A aon |4u Brooklyn, A number hors o° chia claws of wersons Wil, be received is soc es, trom the locality, frog: true to tine, ag new homes pall Le provided for her Port Samtes. Progr of th IMesibe Prevelop Tic Port Royal New Socsu of J Wing inberesin sy eb.cen is te { ties on Curoinings Polut is p Jor. Tthay been wane t | Sumter have hel a pont th sel fe now browen, woder the | not Ne oven led, ai ihe p | Donne & | H | | feo Folie et diet and Geoontl Poeter wae ag the fmny, a ehelilow, be coverved a sheet of water » vo onahot which etrcek withty the for his te rake ae oer ipenecuon, the etrovgtheced his convietwon that the Jaree eceavations in the imir puwtce ut ebelve ebuin Lave very bun ‘ ‘ {the cohel bomb-pc brs n the perfect ity t ed rere 4 1 nabl bern leant theouchw ‘ Ave ted AYO rune, tae) t dition, Other De ettens able conditiv. 6 eune a © of beay ‘ ea te the fore, th * each ni oht atte \ eur ihe how itzete laut \ " i | velone dont ot i * t "i enue tae } ‘ i teiuied themes ' rs tet 1 iva t to bat at the Moniiore she leotk 1 fen edit t thes} miay ota throws o erawh b Dt tinea, diieat Ibhae been poteet tha’ ti been ploughed chroush the iert, Tt is the intea= tion, ve understand, to continue the bombardment upiilir is clearly demonsirated \yab the work of de- wolition is fairly sccomplisbed, i) WANTED —A YOUNG MAN TO AT MARINE NEWS. -—— Aug. 5—8. R., 6 08—8. 8. 711.—H W., more, 19 0, ARRIVED. STEAMBHTPR— Lond, den Havre: Vi ean, Pallacetph ins Aainiral ihe Feuen eave: fon, Provide Mention Pritstipiiay Atlantee, For: nce, Monitor, eth ‘ef treme Monten, City of Cork, Piv’ e54 Yrecustown; Hero, Fortress Monroe: Matanzas, New Urieane SUIP—Jane D Cooper, of Puc, from Mansanilla, BARKS jeestomunde, Bremen; Helen Auguste, Port au Prince: Heine del Sud, Boston BRI-8—Friedrich Wilheim, Falmouth, Ene; Vie- tory, (4p.) Mayas oes, F It La Stefania, pee Bie cil 1) Melony, Cow Bay, CB; Rave wiing, (on the Clyde); Amazon, ot Pareboro, Windsor; SCHOONERS Clyde, St Johny N By Astron, Eliza- beth prrt for Newbury port, 6 ¢ PN Be trovidence: KS Dean, T Albany; Horizon, Northport for Piitadelph Niser, Stamforl; Rusan & Mery; Newport, Lavin May. Norwich, Clara Horton, Provi- cen Knp6 Potemeouth: HE ‘tary Nortinm, Porttand; Faonie Fern, Hartford: Arline, Sew London; Joseph Kovers, Portland for Vhilsdeiphiny Fashion, N John W Bell, Riverhead: Fiore aces’ N ewlure: HB 1 beot, Providence vhatham: LK Buckles, Wee port; Flisa Fiien, port: Harriet, tvew Lieven Maria lauian, Rondout for W Bdenking Kiizabethpart for New peek. indont sineton ; Nb Cambrttee: Liggie Gupthy Providen Fiicaberhnort, Nethaniel Hol Ron dene’ \icert Meson, Fall River: Harriet Smith, Boss ton; Niantic, unton: Lrnertine, Wareham: Fli- cott, Piirahetlipert for Portemouth: Savor, Elizabeth- pert for Providence: Albion, Bltzabethport for Porte- now'b, Henry Lanner, Elizabethport for Boston; H Croete, KRondout Boston: Roston; Trenton, Fall River; Ye America, P.ovidence: aneeti« fut, New Lot S Becket, stouloeton Joho FE Caroline K + Late; Undine, New Hav t Rondov Hete Herbert Manton, Hoston may dP Wallace, Boston: Elizabech, Chat. erm Port Ewen for Providence, J Good+ acon? f Providenes; Coun, Elizabeth. ew | a Hamburg ahip Saleo, Ariel Ww Wind NW. Too Late for Classification. A OM, I @ and wes the abowe number ace r tue funeral of the'r late brother member tO REENAN, on Tueedar, Anguet Urb. at 2 NO. HE OFFIC c Fou iammany Hall, cor York and Pearl sta, Ky o de. of THOMAS ¢ KAGIN, Pres; Secietary, A OH, L. L—THE OFFIC members of th rr ea. Panmany Hall, © Ties du An hove Older are Te juested to Ae- vtearland York ste, on at th. oi Y ofelock to attend the funern of thote date brother sber EUWARD BERS AN, of No.4 ILLTP CLARE, G. P.M BREADY, Ge. 218 ee WANTED, OPERATORSON MILITARY wercotia, Fd rot #7 to €l2a week, Also balatere Qnd unieLetm atn Bath ef, het ave © and D, A SORREL PACING HORSE, ROACH «ok, eatb an coon wagon, wooden pal h al on Sat No, Lz rewarded, yivin whereslonte of the same J REYNOLDS, 182 B IDING MACHINE HANDS, Win om? Coublers wanted, at Cabblee’ building, cor, aod Ainelie at, Williammabureh, top ws — Dy MeCLEL- ay Ay w Ile Hberally of Thien ave oor, of th will be he f. of 4 procesr ieClelon Moet Meeting on AL) Associations of pany ue, cmeuts We J OST—ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, A Bank Abook, number « wbered, in Pearl, between Wri aud Raceyv + Ab account with DAVID UES YOND, ov the = 1's Bank, cor of Wall and Peau ete. A 1 y toon it etthe bank, or bringin it te Mae. dies will be liberally rowardet ND, No. ct Roosevelt at, AND THE PEOPLE. NMASR MELTING fotthe beople in favor of the f ER, nited on } NG, Augart Ly 1504, vin their might, and the Constitution aud the nd patriotic sold at prin snout rpoukere are expected to ad Win, A. Kobbe, Bea. M: Pomuinaon, i Hunt, ations fn tine in th rieate STEVENS, Chainnan : wy OLE RATORS. FESISHERS, BAISTES And tuttonho'e tise anted, to work on miliary ove € i i tr, ar O wark all the ear round, at a0 Ridge st. ~WANTED c 22 aud come None other ueced ath ay, \ YOUNG MAN TO ATTI unc er : ove) moot came well recommended,— | Ay at \ halle ery VW: NTED—LADTES LEARNED TO OPE- V ire on sincere sowiug tuachine, learned on the ] Yara? ate nivo pile to team to balet and } fi th ” « » board in the tamil | eooa sere ! " Call all the week ot eeu wee thet " i ay ATORS ON SINGER'S Knot tL Al 24 SST DTH STREPTH}HORSE FOR the want of \N is and buitonbole makers on ret, hieb, sold ior oiasind, DANIEL MOK EXCURSIONS, EXCURSIONS — THE FAVORITE Mayet Home and ¢ ? us deatred, A Well aud other ty Ree +2 Woat et cor Barrow, H, B. CROSsm DL 1b NEWBURGH, — POUGHKUEPSIL, t, Aineston—The MARY t ery afrernoon at. RR Weot, fre rove Fasdl A.Me aud 4 6 end 10,40 P, day. at G2 P.M, trot Sock at 1 OTH ANNUAL MILITARY AND CIVIC ae Pic-Nile and Cot 1 Excursion of the Wark: ’ to Drudley's+ fis Auguce Uh, dSud. Tickets &l, ad w Keatieman and igds, Aduitional Ladios' 50 cents each, she berre MAYFLOWER at Broome et, aud the WM, L, MYE. it ng while the boat makes the following \and- eA ‘oot of Broome st, at Ty o'clock ; Bouth 4th st, iliainsburch, at 8; Spring st, at 9 o' A.M. goBt P, LANSING, Ceptainy WM, F. re ae ralgia, Eve: pererm oui catarth. mAvout 18 poy cian COS Tne ban Anoiniletor. Sold a bd —— “AT G09—PAWNDROKERS TICKETS wan I will pay 250 per cent. more for Pawn- brokere’ tie ol for wate , bong rear oe al can i aed A Fish theeity. Brosdway, cor Houstam st, ug stairs, room 5, 2 - 4 T 148, PAWNBROKER’S TICKETS PUR- chased of diamonds, watches, silverware, musse cal inetroments, guna, pinche dry goode, andofallother eoode: overcoats wanted, 140 " Dd door weet of Bowery ats we Cerrorath IN NOTICE.—PUBLIC NO» 4 thee le bevebe eiven that a «ale of property, s- cording to law, for unpald aeersuente on reabestet for requlasine grad eOiatiuciing werk, ete. take } ae lon, at the City Hall, jn tae NDAY, ie fourte D} AS 4 of ember nex twelro n' at doon oF dav, and be continued frow dey to ¢uy antid she whole ehall Le void. The detailed statement of the property to be soid Me pobtenel in the Ne ‘ork Daily News, adatly pewse printed and published in the v of New Yorn, e had on application st "4 of which may office, and at the office ot the Tsily News, By ov the Comptrolier, ALGUSCLS PERDY, Clerk Arrears. Department of Finance, Burean of crf! yaiad Auguet & 1S6d, 4 CASH PAID POR RAGS AND OLD Metal / White race Lucente per pound; colored taee ap woolena $ cant; books end newspaper, 5 ofpte par and; ald brag, U4 cents per ib: copper and pewter, 0 centa per it; old lena, 10 conte per Ib, at 16 New ery, cor Koomevelt at. by spar CONOMICAL FAMILIES CAN 4 yyoat luxuvies from thelr tablen bat they canno® well dieponse with Kent's Bast [ndia Coffee, which te wold at Yo cents per ib, General Depot b+ i mi. j AXPENSIVE REPATRS, TOSS OF Ti 4 and money enved by the introducion and ae COOVER'S Patent Steam loiter Cleai ‘ FORGLE sole Agent, Sond tor a eirealas room 1" GREY'S ORR” POOTH beet Dentrifics for the Peeth, in nee: €t 46 South Reeond ey w and Franklin aves, Eaet Brooklyn, Priee by ¢ per pot. nee __ 00 ee O'* AND PAINTS—ROOF OLL 00 Contay Yaint Ol 75 centagaiion; Gratton Paint, Vere inmaturgh, aud Red, Yellow Ochre, Le eta. 1b. Lingeed Ol, Tarpeue tine, and colored painte cheap. Lead and Zine 5 cla D, BIDWELL, 254 Peart st. 5 JAWNBROKERS TICKETS PORCH of clothing, diamonds dry goods, jewelry, dc a Jaree lot of clothing tor Bosiness coats 45 te f; blnek frocks to St; nate BO 10 B25; case $4. GRO.LEVIFS r@ Pinta eo to tly t fest UCASHT PRICES PATS EWSPAPERS, PA 4 eV APE -rtptions ASTE PAPER of, orety oes dil & bMEASON, 2h Ano at. Que door of Naman st, T TOWNSEND'S ACADEMY, ery, beow Houston #1. Bookkeeping, Wricingy Avithinetic, Algebra Heading, Syeiling, (izammaty feo are tught day end eve partn ante for Ine dies and for private instruction, Writing Se pee wonth., No vacation, Re * ONS OORs ' spelling, ulkee igh oe y and D&S Pubs PAIND, the well known ob bho boat bretructors ingbe a2 + 1} bre, Geek apd dado tou rt, Brooklyn. teacher of w ritingsd 6 GMnrt@:: iS FOR SALE GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FIRST Clase fs, can be bad raseonsl et, bet Houston sac t ‘ COWs—CLEARIN OUT, + FRESH MILE cows, uel fou the at ry ives 16 w 2 of pure milk pe ay » one lieht w whieh will be sold ata bargain, at 477 be YOR SALE—AT 995 PEARL ST, fish Dbie, DD. LISSPERGEN & BRO. a! yor SALE—A LOT OF SECOND HAND Loonet Sleepers in wood ord a w bot of recond hend bb sue M. dale, Inqu J, ©. HOE CO., + bhGan OFT Bly OF rty place, PINE, OAK SAND HICKORY V TOOD wool, 6) the load or cord, at the lowest price Yard. dave, between Sosb and .oth pte. oA ROWLAND & CO MEDICINES, ————E tHE INDIAN to deverfbe disease and teQ his parte re of ther compiaints or tlle bers Vachout ieee ving any tnformetion from therm No charge for Consultation or advice, OUR MOTTO We use euch Balnie e) bave ro astrifa Wirh Na ure ort ; Witb blvod our he: Nov vison wen to REWARD OF @b0 TF OCTOR Pro ides (he mneane to ‘The simple Harbe beneath our iret, Well used, relieve our pains complete, A siunple Heb, amamople F' Gubed trom the de i These, these rail speak vith tons Of change and health to thee, Office 181 F ENOL A Thour tot at, Brooklyn wT OTHER DAY WITHOUT IT— ts wre How suffering with Diarrhoea, Dom uw Colic, &e., and many have died, whe e been egted hud they Ken! oa waads bow we of that old ond jamous curative, (he “SUN CHOLERINE REMEDY The hest article for the above compeint: ever ine troduced, aand st ines year, that over ities wae told in jess than thres monihe, apd we have no do that double thas amount will be dieposed o° during the present season, Feery eoiter shopl. have « boctle ot it, before he leaves tur the war, and no hourekeener should be without itancther da; Depet.-46 peuth Second Wiliamsbureh, Price only 2) cente per bottle, ALW AYSTHL FRIEND OF THE INTEM. ' dr “PERANZ A cures the deeice for # tong saves bealih and taakea allhappy. BP: per box, Free by mail anywhere, s WORTH & ©O, 7> Codar st, New York, ‘ D!: BONE, 114 WEST OTH ST., CURES tire tthe h ange, liver, Kidnoeyati.oate wicerated. wie bronchitis, old sors, ekin disewen every tor rotula, Hours, 1 to 4, —_— : = ~ | SHIPPING. For Lyerro HL TAPSGK IT’S LINE.— Au t Oth, Ship EMERALD, ent *" CYNOSURE “GRATITUDE Ship HUDSON, anil oeee Vuguet 20th, For passneo fo or froma the okd couusy, or dratts @ the jowe t po ville rates, epply fo PAPSCOTS, BROTITERS & CO. 261 >) south Street Fer LIVERPOOL—OLD BLACK BAL Live. The pCOLUMBTA will enil prompel «OF phesies npDLY OD bon ,» or ROCHE BKOTHED pouth tf, LIVERVOOL DON, X'LINE foot of Be COPFEY SOR -VHE CELEBRATED ship ALBeK LE GALLATIN, plier tay f Vey otis Monday, Soh August. 2nd Cani r OL Fors “me apply on boo rd, tol. M. DEN 4) south et, TOE TC VAMSI IP on Th ne & Litn cabin aad [PMRODREIK, ated able in U.S. currene,, JOHN ¢ A Broutway. f oO! BLACK STAR LINE @ROM OR” TO IWERPoo KRUSOLUTE SAILS h "G. WislONEIN. ss fetes pith Ang. » AUG RWALLOW VAI, LIND PUM Gal re ONT ON AMPA } AN CONC Ras ‘1i8 19 a EIICAN CONGRESS. 1i8 19th AUG WILLA ts 4 GUICGN, 49 Fulton ot, “Dur pL Peyrr * - , = FEW MORE BOTTLES ON HAND—The “sun” CHOLERINE REMAIDY, tor Cho er Cramps, Colic, Diarrha@a, Dytentary, &e.—the | 4 article ever used tor ine above «oupisinte—cit be @6 46 South Second st, Willlamicuseh, at’ cenep Der bottle, We warrant thistobe ceuuigy vd a se: avese. om ane ewe wrres. \