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FINANCIAL AND COMf&ilCtXL
BrjroAT, tiepi 11, ISP*.
TBS two leedjng S> "satipae id I tie week In Wat' Mr??*
have been the course of 1^4 and ths new 1481 Mm. Tbe
fold marks! a^nuied with eMianri* or Won ?J A Isfi
succeeded on Tuesday aid \VedttObUay, wkA
was followed during tbe red of the weak by
renewed exdteaunl auk low or qu <(Mlm The
pnoe apr.ved on Monday M 235, uooi * nk-h il
?old ap t?. 842 V ?* WedBiedjj#'. H -hai ."toad.'i.v dac-u ed
i>f.?t lb)
to ?!$>, * bio*, eat lb* lo* ti poiM fuMgded an A.tur
d*y, U* !*?t reoorded pnoe to ike tcieet t?4?f,
however, 219V A why aad tore a rei*f??
are looked for. The aew lo*U baa proyei a great
sucoa.-*. so far aa tie bidding for i It i* et*' Awed
Idle af,^reg-rfe the 1 ?.v wa.s I72 (Jg,7o0, ai d uuie
tenths aflbe .vgptod ft*hoc of tbwtj <we mod a h if
Bltlkwis araeaeil tu be at a pr ce above lot.
The stuck m cr.'.ei has boon without Ml aoiruaUw,
at-dgvri. ne con twee low, wvta a (bocietig tend ?cy. The
speculative u-o..i g Las been bed tn cha& by the new
loan MVBf ov?* U.o nancy ainri a, and the u;-tor
tain :> o( Ueoontvaaf the kttrf, swing to ! ire ariasoC
ps'oii dra'it it to moat this aod the oil sx g.vo?a
n? jt loans, aa wall aa the withdsawide of d?t> .'it* on
Western aur mit, T .are if no prospe. t of tin gv .oy w
the supply tat call loane, however, ante's tb? d> nu d
should bee me heavy, wtilcb la not hkoly helm. 'he
Preeidocitai e>. otiosi paaeav orer. 1 here is a nt oag dln
posiib i. en ng operators to p: >raote aou vity, dm j'tst
now tbett aiti-ntioucs dietrncted by tlie excitement ib 1
tb.6 k il r: .rk J.
Money bee en easy to etoca ' tree In conacqucrco i
of the limited dotnaud at seveu per cent on call; bet to |
the duk-"lint lane It ha- hero activa, the ratoe for or t
class i*. or ranging ?rom oigut to nine per ocel, ami oo
ordinary from us to twelve.
lu foreign ex vintage there baa not been mucli dates:
and the rates hove beer variable, in sympathy with
gold. The d slug quototiou* foe elorling, at eight, were
108 % a 10b lor gold.
Ihe following were the quota!" r:? for railroad and mis
eallur.tnua shares,"gold ai d govert mem securities at the
eloae ol each of the past lour weeks:?
Ati; .20.41 fi.Zi -eft.3. Sit- 10
Americas g'Sd 8t>ii>a SUMS
Atlantic Kail r?. 9 Uo Ibi ]#7 i?fj
American C al Co ? ? ? - S s5
t it vvcailc h 1 ttahart 112HO.\ HO , 111
Cleveland 4: Toledo 130 ii;7 124 i^O
Chicago & Roe* Mand ll.\ iou^ lisrjico.S
thlc go i? Northwestern.... 6ti'4 63 68
Chte-u'o k A0.OO ? hs bs 17
Camberiaoa Coal 6(>S 6c>? CI
Central Coal 6i ? CO GO
Cantos rompar.y S7>^ 34 tj 33.S 84Jtf
Dal. k dudsoa Cans: 2oo 2tf. 106 l?l
KrieKallw.v 112H lOWtt 108'f 307X
Kris preferred Ill llOia loo lilat,
Hudson River 131V 12. * 126)? 110)6
lliiuoia Central 1317* 11131H 134
Michigan Central ISO 134134 . 183^
Miohignii Southern wo 8S)g 83#; 82
MUwaakre A 1'. du Ckleo.... 6T<; 64 Vi 00%
Mariposa Miniog 41,',' 41 >; 40 43
New Yorlc Ceotrai 130y, 125?; 128 1281;
Ohio A Mississippi car 60t, 48)< 47 46^
Pacific Wail 278 2->o ? ?
Pennsylvaam Coal 212 2081, 205 105
Pittsburg & Kurt Wayne H4 >? 112 110 100 <4
Quicksilver Mining 82X 82>4 s2j; 81
Reading ttallroad 136?* 133 132>g 132
GOTCRjfMairr aactmnias
Registered 6'a ot 1881 108>; 10914 108 10.8
Coupon 8 s Of 1881 1U4-, 100>4 107,^109
live-twenty ccujkmi 1101< 1121; llO^llltg
Five twemy registered lOst; 1U >; 109 110
10-40 5 per cam, interest on.. ? ? ? W7
One year etrtl8oainav...... 95 95 98 94
October 7 8-10 notea^p \ 110 111 111 Ha
State stocks ware footed as follows ?
Mlaaourl6'a 66 North Carolina 6'a 63
Tennessee 6's 60 ^^oioin7's 161
WW (i'l,
IndlAOt 5'* 87 ilP ?'?, 1881 116
Virginia 6'a 64 Michigan o's 98
CeorgiaO'S. 68 Louisiana e'a 73
During the first eight months of the present year
188,389 bales 'of American ootlon were imported into
Great Britain, which, in that country, is worth nearly
forty millions of dollars in gold. Nearly every hale of
this cotton run tbe blockade, and the bu.k of it was
taken across the Rio Grande river from i ex as, and
?hipped from Mexican ports on tbe t>i:!f. binco the 1st
of January, 1868, Eugland has received 236,424 bales of
cotton which was grown in tte United States.
The financial transactions or tbe United States Sub- .
Treasury Tn this city during tbe past " eek are exhibit, d ,
Is the following tstfie ?
RecritU Total
from Cv tomt. RrmpU.
Monday flnd.uoo 1,257,812 1.701,491
Tuesday 16c caO 89 ,2t.i 1,412 6.-6
Wednesday. j!57 HOO 3,921.760 4,455^11
Thursday ^UU.OOO 6,787,388 1,761 453
Friday T!2ti 000 4 053, 06 4,737,759
Saturday 818 000 723,161 1,919,774
Tout .$1,219,000 16,738.660 16.778.484
Week previous. . 1,024 OuO 14.718,630 16,680,280
?Tbe balance remaining In tbe bands of tbe Assistant
Treastinsr oo Saturday w m $16,688,224.
tbe condition of tbe bauks in MasnacbnsetU. out of f
Bortoe, for five weeks ending September 8 is reported as |
follows:?Capital stock. $415,009,500, loans and discounts,
$64,018,676; spade in bank, $1,290,193; balance In other
barks payable on demand, $5,671,248. total am cunt
due from other banks, $6,538,162 total amount due to
other banks, $435,082. deposits, $12,276,370: circulation,
$21,677,370
Tbe following table shows tbe receipts of gold st ths
United Stales branch mint In San If ancl-c i during tbe
fiscal year ending with June, 1864, atfd tbe sources from
which the treasure was derived?
' u? St.
California - ?#805,2"9
Oregon *22 .'246
Idaho Territory 71.857
British CDtamble. 24,en7
Washington J,errllury a 7 6
Nevada wertlt'iry v (i'.t'i
AMnHia Territory 413
Mexico 326
Iccigncoln 3,316
Total ounces 1,028,960
?or about eighteen mlllms of do! ars.
Tee Secood Naiioosl Bank of Philadelphia, at I rank
ford, has Increased Its ctqMhl stock to $26n,000
Tbe following tabie ebewe the movemonts or bread
etuffi in Chicago during tbe we<* ending t4?plcmber 8: ?
RecmfO. Shivm'nt*.
Flour, bbls J26,1^52 34,026
Wheat,
Corn 4.. *88.862 832,112
Oats 73T 184 492.344
Bye 96,971 89,4 *
Barley 54,520 9,575
?The recetpts and stMpmeuts tor tbe season correspond
with tbe movements daring toe saruo lime iuat year as
follows:?
, ? -Btripti . , Shxrmcnli
1468 116A. 1888. 1864
Fkrnr, bbls 88*.168 T4T,58T 759,921 808,142
Wheal,bush 8,160.597 T,516 429 4,648.935 7,057,7 .9
Corn $2,412 196 10.944.086 21,4.9.178 9.6482>33
data 8jf7.433 6,366,480 2,717,875 6,077,411
Kya 865,675 456.978 279 475 265 63.1
Barley $42^18 $99,793 89,276 47,078
The foliewtog figures show ths total sum bar of miles of
railroad trMk m - Indiana, with the distance each read
runs with.a the limits of that State ?
Mi 1st
Etu?tW? and Crawfordsvllla road 122
Looieville. New Albany and ( b cago 244
Mich van -outhern and Nortt ero Ind.eoa inn?,
Micbigaa Ceotrai 39
Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago 24
Pittsburg, fort Wayne and ilticago. 168
CmMni>?ii and Chicago Air Line 167
Toledo aod W abaafi 167
Columbus end Htietbyvflto 24
h>diaiia|iotif and Cincinnati ?0
Indiaaapoits, Itueburg end CloveHUjd 44
lAfayetto end lns<enepolia 44
iihlo aod Mlatiaaippi 172
Indiana cuntral eH
Jeffereonvlllt" rood " ^ 77
MadtS'io aod Indianapolis 88
Peru and Indieoap" is _ 73
Torre Hants aod Rlohmsnd .
Toledo, Logan and Burtlngtoo .
Frsnklln anddtarlioovi is S>,
June"Ion ? oi to t.onsversy _ .j,,
R ishvilie and 4ho t?v?9ie . vf
Jut let and N>rth?n iuduna |f
Total miles
The foOosrwig rtg"rM show the em >vat o IrMte t>n !
some of the m's? wip"* i??t ?f raiho.Ai dor ng tt,?
mriotb of .twty ?
vew Y'lfk *nd Met? ?
W Vi. sn Hootberua -7#' *>
Miction 'soukI *" ''1
tvii'a, ? tod Loaf
MarP.u *' d 'jn-wu ?tl W .
liiiame > ontrel ...?????? ? 404 IV'
M ?i'4.<? sa.) iiowti lived., M?9,u?T
i ii sg< w d Ni ribt-wor .. 482#6&4
Ai.Ot tlr k ill i. t fwste If ?? ? 830 'A'a
tiiiiuoi I Ms* . w.pi 2IW,9"io
Chicago aa 1 A<t?i- 916 ''40
Milwaukee ntid 44. Veil. . . 166,*9?
n?vr.aBS and Tnlrdo IV'>15
I'ittaburg aod Nor* Wayne . ?88.A8l
home, Wetorh wa a<i4 ?utawi?jrg ... 71.302
ftubuqiio end I-k its isty $\80fl
lo.edu and Wsboab ... 139 4$8
Bt. Loo la. Alton ami Torre Bsilt 144,941
Ctnoianati aod chwago Atr else 63,660
m Xbf d*> IIM of the fad protn um, or, in other words, Ufi
SpggfiniatluD of the carroooy, Is aa muab a national blaa
lag as the fall of rata aitor a loo* sew,aver drought, fbr
j net aa the rats leads to aa abundant bar rest the othar
isiisssM every ?>??*? abuodaooe by angmeatlng tha
porehastag power * the par* in(1 (,nhancUll tb*
value of real property. Thus tbe earning* of all, although
comically uncbauged, become lu reality greauw to pro
pa, n". 4o tbe c stent and dor tlgsw of JOS impsevefl WC*
I ?r tt? oarreto^Apd a bousObr Mlnuce, M.*i Hftflne
; at fa vOC In terrene* with goU ?' 36? was reeflv we?l!
j In gain oifiy ?t>A *?*<? !?; "(Jfih on a gold has*
i W?*ao wttfejw a* TN. XmizMWlbo ?rty aeoipM
' awrdardof va aM. and tnerefore tlie truo on* In eslca
t iai? by. Neither re?i properly nor the wage* of Lfliw
I hare kept t>ace wl? the deprcixaliue of the owrrecoy
in*rr die suspension of sp-cie payments, The lormer
bus, Inqeed, anlew in favaiite localities, averaged a very
j amall advauco to tan currency oyer Ui? gold price, whfia
" tboro ?ra mini arena tnetnoces of rwd eala.u now eflotsu
fot sale at the same price in i*H>er wrbiefc ?a* aafced to
I6nl when tbe currency was at par; and am<?g H>e
tiro Lmeivass eomi,Km?l, en advance af tbo sr.Isrtos cJ
ar ployce, unless those Of lbs i-west kindt. ???
been exceptional. WcrhicguiiBi of recognized trades
have dene better ?.y the fa?-e of combinations
bit eviai tMe act .act* _ mu le from time to
tiuia is their fcuio of payuienl have lai'Od
i to furnish tbe ruU equiva.onl of tae depreciation ?f Ui
p4j at lu wiicti li-.r wtra p*id horsum living on txtd
j foaries Duvo practically lou d ibomaolve* on nd-urd
| pay K.r the last tbr c yoa.-e, ana uiotil or Uioao who wore .
| cu-blcd to gratify tin ir thrifty dcsireij by "puttie*
I s nmitHLg by for a ra.ny day" hove 01 late been unab.e
t l > do i.ioi e ihsu make bo? rads meet, tvb. c those who
were in li e habit of :tv;Eg fully up to thetr uj8uuicS bare
i I ow 16 debar Ibftusolve-of a purtion of the luxuries to
: * t ch they bed bu ?' ac. u .ouied themselves or else
cult irate a ctcfiU likely U soon remit, In makim tb?a !
' zealous kCv.v.atCi> >d tho passage of tbo long
, tailed oi and much wanted uatloaal bsvkruptcy
i law At tbo ear,is timo, tLe pioporty owners of
i tt.e oouutry bavo touud their milk as dwindling
j down to halt mtllijns iu a maimer which mado
I realstance hopeless, and showed them plainly that
j tkeir iortu.iea were nl the meroy of events ever
I which they hud nociUitro'. Hiey could only soothe ar.d
| j jgibly delude themselves by the hojie, it not tho iie
' I . r, mat greenbacks were, or at least would be, as good
a B gold.
For much of the depreciitlon of the currency its
people are indebted to thetr rulers. The Incompetence
of Mr. (Anise and tl.e b.iud obeqaioesness of Oongress m
makiug hia rcoomnieudat:ors la* resulted to a linncotul
ptoioy which promised ibo ohortest cut to national bank
ru t, y ever adopted stone tho tune of tho i.isuea o- the
old continental niouey of tbe Kavotutlou and tbeFrecch
asslguats. Then, aiikid of ma couse<iiiei\t;e8 of their own
act*, the bead of tbo Treasury and the wise beads of
Congress attempted, in their ignorance of the ini
mitable laws which gcvurti huunco anil trade,
supply and domuid, to check the oepreoi Oion
oi me currency by imposing restrictions on thejiurchaEe
aud sale of old. But tbis was so much ballast thrown
out of the car of their great flusuciai buloou.aud the pre
mium on gold roee bibber and higher, btlll bent, how
ever, on arieating its flight, they pissed a law which they
lu.agineJ would be a clincher, and, by putting a atop to
all s|)ciculailou 1> ooin, bring down the premium "with a
ron." livery one remembers tbe effect of that last enact
ment. Tbe price of gold rose rapidly Irom 18? to 2SS,
:,nd Congreer, In fear of tbe evil consequences of Its own
set, repealed lU But It is far easier le commit an error
lb?D to remedy It; and confidence in the government bv
tb.s hasty legislation was too much shaken to be Imme
diately restored. A feoiing ef uncertainty with regard to
the future bad taken posseesiou of both the popular
and financial mind. There was a strong deposition
to buy gold and biard it, as a measure of pre
caution against a recurrence of these violent fluctua
tions, influenced as they were and would continue to
be by tho contingencies of the war and bad legis
lation, and so gold failed to doollne to tho rang# of quota
tions current before lbs passage of tho repealed act, and
ft bns remained at a higher figure ever since than tbe
conditloo of tbe fluancee or the country, bad as they
wero aud still are, actually warranted. Even snpi?ising
that the war is likely to last five yearn longer, and allow
ing for more tban eight hundred millions of government
and national bank currency tn circulation, tbe high
premium of tbo past three months was owing
more to a fear of tbe possibilities, or, we may
say, tbe prooabillties, of tbe future than to the
existing state ef the mllitarju financial or political
situation, (iloomy forebodings liBueoced tbe oourse of
both speculators and real purchasers, and a Urge amount
or gold was withdrawn from the general asarket. Some
of this was shipped to Europe, where 11 remains, while
tbe balnnce found iu way into strong boxes, safes, wal
lets and bank vaulU en special deposit.
The redaction ef tbe demand far gold for commercial
purposes has done as much towards isduoisg a decline in
its premium as the pretest improved reeling consequent
on the promising aspect ef the military situation. This
diminished demand la altributabl# to our reduced 1m
],cru and large exports, the farmer owing to She curtail
rnr-ii of tbe market tor foreign luxuries, in consequence
of the nscesetty or inclination to economise in
living among tbe great majority of the people
U is further owing to the demand for United
Stales gold bearing bonds In Europe, the export of which
dispenses with that of a corresponding amount of gold.
The demand lor these will obviously be stimulated by
several causes of recent occurrence on this side, and tbo
o">ct of which we have not yet fell In this particular.
Am eg them are tho anticipation of tbe payment
of tbe iuterust on tbe 19S1 and live twanty
bonds by tbe Treasury; the fall in gold; our victory at
Mlm t*. the possibility of a peace at an earlier period
tban was previously supposed, both hrom military sic
cess Hd political agitation on tbe subject on our wde
but more than aM the money ihst may be made by spe^u
latlnng to Ibetn at th-ir present low price in gil t.
The dec: ne of the gold premium wt;i be pr q>eriy
accepted In Europe as a nrmp"m of the revlvto
creditor the govcromeot, nod flie eagornoM tornvoatin
its bonds will roceiro an impetus, aod we sbauM noi be
surprised t" aae a mama for speciflating in United statet
gold bearing slorka spring up in (iertranv bei?re '.ocr
ituUthe policy or loading any more of thorn it f> bo con
de-need, and we trust that when Congn-?n mcels ii will
so tei'lalate that the ruinous blunders of Mr. (;tiase, which
it sanctioned, and which nre being obsrqUiou-ly carried
out by Mr. Kresendeo, will be corroded,nod that the cur
rency evil which Is so rapidly increasing will be checked
before our tinenees bresk'down undor the tosubu* fcr with
every new year of this war. under tbe preseDt fiuanoial
pit-icy we are nearteg a cr ais which nan only he arrested
by a radical change iu Shat policy, or a termination of tbe
conflict Itself (Jold, whioh told at 18S ou the 1st of June
and 250 on the 1st or July, rose entirely out of prop >rtion
wi b the tocreese of the volume of tbe currency or of the
national debt; but theiemusl come a time, if the war lasts
three year# louger, and me Treasury perreveres to ibeevil j
course It b!ts pursued aloes the rebellion begun, when )
greenback* will be so much deprecieled a? to be refused
by tbe people *? the aseigoats were is France, sod a da |
tar mined eflort will be imide to resume specie pay meets.
CUT COKMEIiCIAL BKPORT.
SaiOMhAT, sepi. 10, IS14
/awv.?Rsoelpta, nous. Market Inactive acd ?luots
tiebs wbehy nomieei.
P a as ?vro rvn. ? Krcei ptf. 3,06# bide. Hour, 661 bhls. sod
#03 bag* corn weal, W WJ bushe's wheat. 52 108 de.
com. 18.751 do. oals, and 26 do. mail. Tbs flour market
was dull aid depressed and 15c. a 30c. lower, with more
sailers tiian buyers, esiwltbsisndlng continued light s.ip
ptiei. preteot snu -ome we?b? prospectlvwly. There ware
'no buyers imtude of tbe local trado, who were operetlng
for prevent eeccaaitiee cniy. Trade braodi, tn tba ah
Miicb of snv export d<>M*?d, were relatively musb
firmer than ahlpptng graded. Sales 4.O0O bhb. Male aod
v.estern, ?00 -'?toihero. and 150 Canadian. Eve flour was
dntl sun oreoprng, with small smbi, at f8 a $9 60. Corn
n?-*l aae who ly now nal We (|?i?:?
saiwrnr,.^. and IVv.iern ftour ?# N a 9 ?
\Tr;z^rr,r\5: f ^!
i w-etam ns'lv br?nd? H -0 ? J ?
if.-t. l/> its H *?!"*.
I ivm.iiuw " 00 * 11 86 I
I sic end ert-. H t? a 14 Od '
' rniiwa ? ? ?man. 9 J? |
i *.ie i ? bbuw -udevtra ,...ln y a li so .
j K,a l ,mr ivita-ttoa 8 Of' a 12 00 .
\ tare weal, be:,. # -6 a p 1.0 ,
. Cora onaanaea, .....S* fWa.lfldO [
J.?Tli w.iaai msr*. i r-a, wamw and pru ne avmmalty
4<a a '? iO*n Wi- (? y ?afc-a tfwri'l trad were 1H,0M0 j
bwe'-e-a, ?< TT '* nr., atecr v^er VWhia-e and %l 20 i
a 63 2*4 iuf M.lw*vt?? ?t?a to tn* pr,aeii4 eriaett.wt ,
Mat a i-r the warfe?4 w? am it qeetvtVnes. Hta was held
at 61 *0 w tb 61 76 *'*?fad tor prim*. Orila were 2e. a
He ewer. ctoamg at s*i? a 9m (vr tae wbulr range
fba oo~n market *i> deu aed a i-ito'l" tewer, wiSb natos
ef 40J>00 besbeli at fl St k a 61 #3. einefly at tbe instd* [
price, fe> Wetouio wfeird Hariay and barley mall were
UtViuK ?Tbe mar ton wva 4 ell, the qaiotatmns are i
wholly nominal, sod to effect -ales hotuers would bav* to I
make some eetcessioo is prlcea We qeote ?
" F?4'"'d ytrv.lt. y.0.4 T.
Ordinary 170 170 110
Mflddbmt I? ??? l" m
Qosd ?Tl*'"*! ,IU 1W
I 'oersa ~ I be market was dull aod prloee were eoaroeiy
AJI ft f W6
raeweis ?This, H is eoooedtol no all hands, has been
the dulleet day la ttfcs department for roan. ft? market
was depressed Mil raise fiumionllj lower. To London
30 hbda. tobacco al 2ts. and oOO bble flour at la fld To
Glasgow, per ?L>auar, 100 tierces heel at 7a. Wheal
i com fi'i-'ofrteu shipped to Llvat|?c| ft 4p,d gad ..mar
at lots''., If American vessels lur flea Fr&untNe there
a: * liga. Mfta-un on the bertiy end tfte market la very
Oi. 1L" We note ehg*ger>#oie at TOe. Biuaeuromeat and
1' 0* per >!? welgut To Meitaenrric Me. t er feel, and to
Syltnejr. W.A W , 37>jc. a Ike A VrlMsh ./ark was char
1 tend to lurk ash t, market with 2 400 bbif. pelroteum
' at tig., I to the Laiied ttlsgd tu, uuu fie. tid if to ihe
' eoctmoet: and a alup frewt Pctiaue. ptx* to Poneticoia.
with ivaJ, at ?10 per li>?
J y.oi aw# ? Itie mantel -its quiet, and price* * *e
' w+io'lf nomifaal o%m CI :>bU. New Orleans ft )3n
. ft 13.
TA7gOLia.it.?Keoaipta, 1.T79 Libia. The deoline in g'rtd
i nnaftiied the market, aed noither buyore nof setters
i w. i: Inclined t?> do anything mi me wop ot business The
, ixi al prior# weit) 48c. ft 4Tc. Lor urade, 77e a 79c. (> r
\t?ord i if bond), and 84o. a 6t c. (V* free. Seveid little
I lot if't picked up id prioes affording uo criterion to the
igii ket, and we therefore omit toem.
I x-.vi.-a na--Receipts, 31.7 Wile. lord (red 41 pits.
I cot meat#. The amir uiorki't opened dud and heavy,
hut dosed Armor, vrlih a fair clem red, ssies 10.00" ,
1 pert last eveturg, at $10 a $41 lor old ineoc', I41S7S a
I $47 74 for new do , otopi"t at the lattar twice ft!1 a
1 !?* t| for pr.me men, and $40 a $42 30 for prime rae^s;
| alc<> 1,260 hide. new man I<w ail September, buyer's
1 eftlOB at $13 25 a $43 ?0. Beef vr s quiet; pa'ea 300
j bbi i. ut $12 ? $16 lor country ret--s $10 for cuulry
' prime, $18 t |20 (or repacked moss, uad $29 a $2# for
) egtmdo.; prime mess beef was quiet and unchanged.
| Cut meats were quiet, with Bales a: 20o ih s al 16o
? a 17c. loi eh-nlders. 18c. a 10c Uw bame, reid 20c a
I T4c. lor biffjcd do. Ihe lard market sui Urm and quito
active: i.' w 3,000 hbls. ut 2314c R LJ^c. Butler and
cheese quiet at previous prices
Hies,? The u.uket was vary quit', with etuaihealec at
previous prices
8; oar.?The demand was very active, bntprlcce were
a tribe easier Sales of 6: , bbds . <t> 21 v,(o a 22c. Hollaed
w is in demand* but price* were scarcely a- firm
Wn SKgv?Receipts, 21U bble. M*r?c' without decided
change. Sale# 350 bbis. at $1 7t?K a 1 SO for Western.
UM
FMASCXAh.
NITED STATES HEVEN-rillETY LOAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury give# notice that aubecrlp
| lion# will be recr.ved lor Cong-wn Treasury Note# payable
? three years from August 15, 1804, with sctni-annanl Interest
' at the rate or seven and three tenths per cent per annum?
j principal and lateresl both to be paid la lawful money,
j These notes will be convertible, at the option of Wie holder
I st maturity. Into six per cent gold booriug bonds, payable
not less thau five nor moie dtaa twenty years frem their
[ date, as His government may elect. They wll be issued In
denominations of $50, $100. $5?0, 91,000 aod $6,800, and all
Bubsrrlptioos must be for fifty dolors or some multiple of
fifty dollar*.
As the noiee draw interest from August IS, persons mak
ing deposits subsequent to that date mast pay the Interest
accrued from date ef note to date ot deposit.
Parties depositing twenty-tii e thousand debars end up
wards for these nctes at any oue time wgl be allowed a com
mission of one quarter of one per cent,
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF WIS LOAN.
It Is a National Savings Bank, offering a higher rate ef in
terest than any ether, and the beet aeeurity. Any gavlngs
bank which pars Its depositors la United Stales Votes con
siders that It Is paying in the best circulating medium of the
country ?tnd It cannot pay In anything better, for Ita own
assets are eiiaei In government securities, or in notes or
bends payable In government paper.
CON VBBTIBLB INTO A HI X FBB OBNT MO GOLD
-BOND.
In addition to the voir liberal Into reel tm the note# for
three yean, this prlr liege of conversion In now worth about
three per eent per ana am; for the ourrent ml# for 6-20
bonds is not leu than nine per oent premium, and before
the war the premium on sis percent United States stock
was over twenty per eent. It will be seen that the act ami
profit oa this loan, at the present market rale, is aot leu
than tea per cent per annum.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OB MUNICIPAL TAX
ATION.
But, aside from all the ad van taxes we have enumerated
n special act ot Congress exempts all bonds and Treasury
notes from "local taxation. On thn average, this exemption
la worth about two per cent per annum, according to
the rate of taxation in various parts of the country.
It la believed that no eecuritieeoffer so grunt inducements
to lenders an those leaned by the Government- In all other
forms of Indebtedness the faith er ability of private parties,
or stock companies, or separate communities, only, Is pledg
ed for payment, while the whole property of the country m
bold to secure tbe discharge of nil the obligations of the
United Skates.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the
Assistant Treasurer of the United Ktnie*, oorner ef Wall
and Ma-aau streets
Flrnt National Bank of New York. No. 4 Wall street
Second National Bank of New Tork, Twenty third sires
and Broadway
Third National Bank of New York. No. S Nassau street.
Feunh Nat cnat Bank of New Vork. 27 sad 29 Pine stioei.
Fifth National Bank of New Vork. 338 Third avenue.
Sixth National Bank of New York. Hlxtb avenue nad
Broadway.
F.ighth Nations' Dauk of New York. 650 Broadway
Ninth Balloon' Bank of New tork, Jilt Broadway.
Tenth National Bank of N's v York. 210 Broadway.
Central National Bank of New York, T! Duane street.
National Eirbauge Bank of New York, 191 liooowl-h
street.
And bv mi National banks which aic depoxiurlea of public
money, and
AI L HKIPECTABLK kaNKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further lnlormatioD and
APr dill) RVfeKY FAoTlItT TO SUBSCRIBERS.
1 TIxAMTIO BAVIN OS BANK (HalllAM SQUARE,
/V > T.. H-j tember 12. ISM. ? Notice la b -rebv given
that lb<- alier.iuona (it the bankr g room ha Aug been coui
ptetcd, the re. ibtr et*u ng aeiMtoii* w.'l be reaunied from
and nflei thiad.iie M. D VAN PBLT, President
Joa. P. Cooi'KR. Secretary.
rpiNANUIAL NOtlCB?TO WH?M IT MAT CON
F rem ? several a mi to :oan on isa-ehoid and tenement
proiteilv hui ding lonns and undivided interests.
JOSt I'M MASON. No. 'S line airesl. r .onu in apd 11.
NOi'll'E. ? 1IUI.DI' Bo Of srOUkTON ID A LI FORM I A)
IJ iv ro'iriona, du ? and psvsble In NewYoikln July,
It'll, i,nd January. 1966, are hereby notiqeit that the same
will hr paid 'n Unite t 9l?iet gold coin on presentation at
ihe Menepolltan Bank. New York city, on the renpeetlva
dates. 0- T. MKADRR, Agent
Proposals for
$1,000 "(0
MORRiS aNfi P.SSr X RAILROAD COMPANT
FIRST MORIIIAOK ShVRN PER CENT BONDS.
OK ?UW. $WU AND Sl.tXth
KKI'rM a BI k IN KIKTT YIt A RS.
With lu ipo .i iiavabls n New York,
And provtiioa lor a ainklng fund for the redemption at
maturity.
These bond are ajnTllon of an Irene the whole amount
of wll ell la ? q.VII w*l and are offered for sate for'he pur
p >?e of ext< riding ti - road from Hacketdxiown, the present
term ini is Phil'-lpp-burg opp aite RsaMmaud for build
ing douh e 11ark 'urn abing ro ling storf^Adtiring gradsa,
conatro, gng branches. Al.
The Moiru an' Ka-ei Rallresd when eTiendo-1. will
inaae a ei??e conatction with the i^l tgh Valiey Kallroed,
and ?nl herons tine of the no'i important avanuea for
lite Iran-POrta'ten of real from the L?hIgb region to Nsw
Tsrk ana will Sim form a part of the great through lint to
L' rriunati an i Chlca. ?? and the Great VI es' generally via
Leh'gh Vol IS-. I lleoiown Psnnavlvanta fentrai end Pltta
burg. Fori VYa iieanil t'hi'sg Ka t'/ofl"
1 l eie hnnda are u- nred bv a fiivt mo 'gage ?e James
B'OWO and Pe.er I ?op, r Trn-tsec npoe inc rood of the
s 'tspa v. entity sied, and la the M'o af so-ts ?it.;!on1 from
the II dd* n rl-er atiHoboktn. totbe Dolav av river at Phi'
hpahurg and iher eti-ai ona ia w.ni'a.p al.oa. i.icltiding
all rigbta, ret, eaiate, equipment act * nlbsr propeny
Sealed ti'i yorela :sr ihris bond Will be r-re -d nfitll
TUESDAY September 24 aiS oelorkP M , fo; the Wbols
cr any tar ot ONE MILLION DOl LASS
ParHe oiAiIni profioaala will state the am <an; nf honrta
AeWre donee sat "a ano pries per one hundred del
Is ? 4Vi, pere-st and l: e nreniMin in he peld at lbs time
si lbs ?' a1 di of tse b da. and ninety t er i en' on del mry if
the sonde -wb ?h w II be In th'ee e. ??' Instalments, In
Ihwiv wxi) as* axiely day* Cries whole am.mot may be
pa a a< ihe |.a e ef the awaat*
Xf.e ?Hp i If eeaerr. S to ?? eel ap? and ?U of tUS bld?. If
thy mfereil of Ihe temict t? r qirha It
Kaaa pioi.-v.ii ahsn d s< a- a eg, an l|sn ar?ed "Proyfiit
foi tbe ?? rrat and k? IHk'oa i On pauy Baeda ? and
srsloe'-d la rt aeswnd #s e-spe, sddrreeed 'S II Yermilvs,
Rap l?,i' IK Paak New Teilt h V f e ire+'r-igne ,
News- - New lerw eilhsr of wl ? wit fsbuiah printed
est lea nf ib* at" age w Hteh sunt alas f,.B a* or raalioa
B? s Ji r nf Hit Board ol Dh.aiora
ISAAC VAN YVaMNRN. UreaaursT
RFbUMOND ffOUNTT STATMN KLaND,
hRVBN PkR BRNT
< OUPD* BUNDS UP $.v. AND filJIM.
?MFRI'.RT PATAIILk KK.M>A?NffAf,LT.
asb-sr-p'tssa fer site btredred tlouamad dollars 'WB*8 r**F>
of meee Irenes will be rsseivad at ear al the basking bou?o
ef HINS1141N. RObK.NPKLD A CO.. Ns. 9 Broad street.
New York Said bonds wlk be teased seder the aaihsrtty
of (he taw naaasd Feb 9. 1364. and under a rererlaitoa at
the Board of Nassrylaori adopted 'aly 28 1884, and in#
opMoa is with s'lbaartbsrs to bate them ma far atthar ten,
?fvsso or twenty .five years
The qoui.d a curry rilvrr mining company
bo* de-larsd a dividend for August sf fifty dollar* par
lost la gold payable throu-h the Rank of .Cnlilornta oa
?took registered for dividends In New fork N?n and after
9y LKltd A WAI I.hr, uflloea
H?w Yung Boptsoaber J. 1)64
riSAHCUL.
pETROLEUM.
RICH AR lis" RINOSL AN D
38 FINN STREET, N. T.
I:at for tals the followlug
OIL STOCKS.
A UOUBT ~o7~l DER D8
| wi" he advsuoed on all stocks parchaacd ea or before the
| iMhinsl.. u foilowa ?
Noble Well Oil Couip.wiy, August dividend 3 per osnt
| Moo's Shade Oil Company. August dividend... .8 par osnt
! (V.eu Elt'e* Oil Companr, August dividend... .3 per oent
i.sn5ollJatr.il 011 Cuaxpan/.^^gest dividend.... H<' percent
Success Ail Company, Ai-fust dividend *V. per oent
Knickerbocker Oil Company. August dividend..! per cent
Mai Italian Oil Company. August dividend .....A! per oenl
Eur,;eu Goal sud O I Cmrtanj, August dividend.
BOOK J FOB s'L 1J8CRIPTI0K
are now open at Sir ulreve office for original subscriptions
(or tlie
BURNING SPRING CENTRA L PETROLEUM COMPANY,
guaranteeing Mghl per cent per month
rilLK SaVAGB SILVER WINING COMPANY OF SAN
nm
X Frnnelso# baa declared a divsdeudof 11 itx dollars per
fcol in geld payable thr ui.ch me Bunk of California to
Eastern stockholders, on and after the 6th Instant. Iraa
exchange by LEES A WALLER, No. ofllcea 33 J'ine street.
Raw Yoiiic, Hftpt. 7. 1S64.
rpk.ANBFER AGENCY ?TI1R OPHIR8ILVKK MINING
I New VoJk'itp <SM^b,tah#tf *" *>'????
! d.ildenda L ?'
Nkw Youg, Rapt. A??bU,'office# i Pine atreet.
rrHK briggs uoi.n company.-notice of divi
J dead No. ft ?New York, Sept. 7, 18(11 ? A dividend of
one per <wnt lor the month ol August baa been lee ared,
parable hi the Office of the eonipanj. 81 John stc?et, New
York on and al ter September l'i, 18ot, to shareholders of
record, at the close of business this day.
WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer.
HIE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COM PAN t,
PRBHiLlBNT, VENANGO COUNTY, 1'KNN,
Cap'tal Slock $3,000,009,
Inshar.aof $b each par vs . A
Subscription jirlce $1 per enure.
1 bese landa contain about 8,4(>0 aorea, on vhe Alleghany
river and on 11,unlock, porcupine a .J AlcL'rea rreeka,
making an ml boring territory of n ir ee i ,d a ha'f miles
in extent. The walla on tin ad otn. g property, known as
the "Celebrated Heydrlek" wiv'ls and Pilhole Creek'1
wells, are famous lor tuelr In.in-nse sn ,dy of oil The
wells on tlua properly nt ben.? sunk ...In great vigor and
promise large supplies of oil.
T , the capitalist and to parties of limited means unsur.
parseu inducements are off, red
8 bs'Ttption hooks, maps and all other Information can
be obtained at the office or la H. SJMi'hO.N A CO., No. 64
Cedar street.
The imperial bilvi r mining company has
declared a dividend lor August of six dollars ($ ) per
share, in gold payable through the Bank of Cal forn a to
Eastern stockholders, less exchange, by LEES A WAL
LER. ofllces No. 315 Pine street.
Nmr Yoke Sept. 6, I8d4.
e?>nn nnn T? loan?at six per cent,
?5>OUU.UUU lor live years or longer,
on New York city property.
JOSBPH MASON, No. 5Ptne suet, rooms 10 and 11.
0?35Q O()0 T0 WAN?OX BOND AND MOP.T
gaga, for tsn years or less, at tlx per
cent, on New York, Brooklyn or Country Property, lh auun
to lull. Apply to GEO W BROWN. No. a Pino street.
BILLIARDS.
Billiards.?a rplbndid stock o? nbw and
second hand Tables for sale at reas,>o?li e prices. Or
ders by mall attended to WM. H. UKIlfriU,
Billiard Table Manutastnrer, 143 Pulton street, N. Y.
FOR 8ALE-ONR THRBE QUARTER BILLTAR! TA
ble. nearly new, in perfect order, everything complete*
only be*?n used in a private house. Apply at 43 New atiea^
Grand billiard match
rua thc
CHAMPIONSHIP OP AMERICA
AMD TUH
GOLDEN OUR.
1L1P TIBMAN. OP CINCINNATI.
AO AtMAT
DUDLEY KAYANAOH, OP NEW YORK.
This brilliant bttltard content wUl take plane at the Hlp
Ct heat roe. Pourleeath street, an THURSDAY EVENING,
ptamber IS, 1844.
'Ibl. building la so arranged that an audience of Two
ThouMnd persona oan have an unobstructed new of the
phiv. Bv request or the principals, the whole management
of the exhibition la under the Immediate supervision of
Michael PheUn. Doors open at 6 o'clock. Play to cam
aaeace at 7\ o'clock. Tickets, $1 each.
WANTED?A GOOD SECOND HAND BILLIARD
TaMe. aeaond or third al/e, with packets and earn
plet*. Address, slating price, 8. M.. Herald office.
MILLINERY.
AT MADAM RALL1NOBI, NO. 318 CANAL 8TRBBT,
wholesale buyer* will Had a large and well selected as
sortment of eleg rnt Pattern Rennet*. which will be offered
at the lowest caah prices.
JUST RECEIVED NOYRLTIB8 IN BRIDAL
Wraathajtnd Flower#. at Madame MARRT8', No. 7
Brevoort place, Tenth street, a few doors from Broadway.
MADAMR HARRIS HAS JUST OPENED HER FIRST
case of Imported Bonnet*. No. 7 Brevoort place.
Tenth street, a taw doors from Broadway.
MR8. H. M PRAY (LATE OP MRS. WALTON'S, 688
Brondwav, would respectfully announce to her numer
ous friends and the Isdie- of New York, that she has opened
an cslalilishmenl at 743 Broadway, In connection with Miss
M. Trowbridge, for the manufacture and Importation of
Honm-M, Flowers, Feather*. Ac., which for eleaauce of atvle
cannot be Girpsssed to any other establishment la the eity.
Cbapeau* de ropers always on hand.
CLOTHING.
Attention ?at m seventh avenom. near
Twenty firth atreet. LaJics and gentlemen, I have
the posture tu announce again that I Lave received a large
ordor from Caiuotnia aud the West,- a market* to payfthe
blgi est pri es lor La ilea'and Gentlemen's Wearing Appa
roi. C irpets. -Furniture, Jewelry. Ac . by paying 30 per cent
mure than any other dealer in the cliff. We guarantee ta
pav for Lsdies' ffllk D,eases from $0 to $40; Woollen de ,
from r.l to $12; also Calico, Delaine. Muslla, Aa Geutie.
men's Coals, from $> to $20 do. i anta from $3 to $3, >c.
LadteS "0.1 gentlemen please do not torget the right num
b.r, M. MaKUKS. .22 Seventh aveuue. near Twenlv ufth
sireei. By calling on or r it dressing me you will he dealt
wi n honestly. <Irdera will be attended to from Hru.klvn,
New jer ev. Hohuketi Slaten Island, Ac. Laatos puoc
tulslv attended to by Mrs Marcka.
A8URRR PLACB.-AT 288 SIXTH AVENUE, I.ADIFS
and wctiliemrn will nnd the fair and honest dealer B.
MI NT/1, to whom the ean dismiss ot their Cast Off Cloth
ins', Cari,et?. Furniture and Jewelry, at II I, percent more
than at other dealer*' in the <ity. I promlRe to pay the lol
lowlo.: prices ? silk Dresses, trom $8 to $4i ( on a, $4 to
$1-;; I'nuts $2tn$r. Alto for Wooite , Delaine and Mualln
Dre-iM's ihe hlgm st cash prtoes wulbepsid. A call or a
noie by post wll ho punctually attended to. Ladles
attended to by Mrm Mint*. Please remember ihe original
H. Mint', end ^tie number. Vir.1 Sixth nveune, near I i rn
teenihsl eel. Orders trom Brooklyu and Jersey City punc
tual,)' attended to.
ATTENTION. AT 212 8RVRNTH AVENUE.-THE
c?; forni.'i and We tern Agency store received large
orders to purchase and par the hi heat prices lor Wearing
Apparel. Ladies and gents tnow.ng that I aiw.v. a deal la r
with those who have any to dispose of I will pav Ule fol
lowing pricva ?Bilk dresses from gfl to J>'; woo led dress
es. from $?? to 8l"i; cslho. mutlm and gentlemnn'a eoata,
fiom $3 to pants, $3 to $s. A'ao Carpets Furnlt nr.*
*L" SlTr our attention to ihe
lair a r 8, ROnRNBRRG, 211 bnveuth avenue by ea 1
inc on r addressing me. Ladies attended by Mrs. Itoaen.
bets m amtti'it of the city.
A
TP IA L ?LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IT IR
worth > ur while to try the New Western Agency 10
dispose of your cent off < lostong. i uriW' ire, Cariwts. Jew.
nW??
elrv. Ac. ladies end genWemeu will be astonished to
?e? the difference of prices we pey against all other dealer*.
Pleas* favor ua with a call. *r til dry as A. Ducas, lis sev
enth aveuue. l?die* attended by Mrs. Ducas.
AT 137 SIXTH AVRNCB.?LADIES AND GRNTLB
men, If you wish lo receive the highest price for vour
Cast Off Clothing, Cerpeta, Furniture. Ac, the best von can
do la In call on or send a note to K. MINTZ, at No 1.37 Sixth
avenf". two doors from Teoth street. laidies attended br
Mrs >1 tote. True, you will bo dealt with to yonr estlsfao
tlon and benefit.
Attention -thr priors or cast off wearing
Apparel st the Califnrn'a Agence, on account or re
cetrlna returns In gold ?811k Dressei, from $7 to SCO;
Coat*. $3 to $23; Pants. $3 to $8; also Csriiets, Furniture
Ac, !'i*%#e address Mr. or Mrs. J. GOLDSTEIN. No 1S2
Seventh avenue between Twenlv second and Twentr third
eireets. where all oiders will be daly attended to In or out
of the city.
AT 363 BOWERY.?H. ROSENTHAL HAVING A GREAT
desire to purchase a large ,putii:ltvjil uasl o" Wearing
Apparel, Furniture, Carpets, Jewelry. Ac.1, hy calling on or
adaryeslng him ladles and gentlemen caa obu a too n'most
value for each article. La tie. at'emled to br Mrs. Rosen
thai. Please remember, and try 388 Bowery, nppod'.e Greet
J ones atreet
Attention-m lkon has a great demand
for C?*t Off Clathlog ladles end gentlemen, vo . will
Surely receive ihe highest price for Cast tiff Clothing. Fur
nltarst Carpets, .leweri Ac on ailing st the entires ."dil
Thirl svsnse, between Thirty eighth en I Thirty ninth
etreete. or 171 Third avenue, beiw-en Twentr eeovmd >nd
Twenty third streets En-re* will be - .ended by Mrs.
Leon Orders from Brooklyn. Jersey < uy aud vicinity at
tended to.
A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHTNO.-LAD!Eg AND
gentlemen hsv ng any casi off Cto'hleg. Csr'ets. Fur
nlture, Ac , a III iec*lvc the aighest pr ces l,y cslllui; on i r
addreasini; Mr. or Mrs II. (JOHN. J4()8e.ent't ay,'one. o ar
the drug store.
aT THE NBW S'MRR, 86 CARMINE STREET?
!\. Ladles and gent emen nan recel. e fifiy per eern more
for Oaa Off Clothing Furnl' ire Currotr, and je , ulf
culling on or "dire-sing II HA III'. 3d Carmine street near
Bed rd. Ladies wll. lie punetuully attended to by Mr*.
Hart
/1HKAF AND FAbMIONARLH CLOTHING.
VI NndtaessOiata, Bagliah. ... ?3iel8
Kviak Fito-h Costs, I C to .'A
Com pi- te Casatinere Sulia... 12 to iO
Oveienat .. 6 I" Ml
GEO LEfrK. 427 i rooiae at. and 812 Broalway.
CNlNYLRMRN'i NBW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
J puresueeg fer the Weal The full vslae will he paid
s ilo it seeking t* tsBp-.ee. Call al the ator* ar address
TH08. D CONROY. 6ol Pearl Street hetweea Ces:re and
Chatham streets
CAftHBRRO PAYS THR HIOBftST PRION PON
J, Ladies' and Qeailnmaw'a Cast Off Clothing. I'artle
watted upoe by ^ addreeelnj^. Cash berg. At Bast Twelfth
si rest, wear Broadway. Ladtao waned oa by Mra ?.
Thr onlt placr whrrb you can get tun
fell relne fer your La ilea'aud GentioaieB't Ceat Of
Cloth og. carpets Furniture, An, I* the only piece, at 81$
Ninth avenue LRWIH MAKER. Ladles attended la If
Mra Hater.
aireeta
immioi
STEAM WKRKLT TO LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING AT
Vueeo?t.ufB. (Cork Hulw, Tha Ll'wiot, Jfew
Ynrk and Phil* gU bin ?i;<-amdhi,' Ounrpauy flMnn line),
i *. ,ytng ?$e catted Stai-s mat a, Intend de.-pateiitr.g Uieir
full l.uweie?f Co de built irM xteauiaiups na f.>ll-???#;?
CI rT or WASHINGTON, SATURDAY 8KP||lWBl 17.
CITY OK MAN I'll ESTER. bArUK.'AV 8E PTE U B rlB 54.
cm or CORDON SATURDAY oOTUHcIR I.
and ?r g succeeding Saturday. At Noon, frotn pier it North
T#r" RATES O* PASSAGE.
Payable in gold or u equivalent In cu-rendr
First Cab'n $8) ?<erage ...830
Do to l.ondim H5 Do. lo Condon .*4
Do. lo Parte US i>& to l'arls 40
D<>. to Hamburg VIC I.o. it> Hamburg 87
Passenger* also orwtried to rlatre, Bremen, Ro;tor
dam Aotwrp, Ac , at e udly ioiv rates
From Liverpool or Uueeu'town; First Cabin. $75. f -5i
and $105. Steerage. $10 Th-oa vrtw wish to sand To; their
friends can buy tickets here a* ttinge tatet.
Thi ae atname e have atwennr a-simmodaiAons lor pas
senger* are uronglr bmlttu water light Iron sectlocs, aud
I c*rrj patent lira snnthUatsm Ki+KjvSsuotd Surgeon* are
attar' ed to each iltiar.
I rn further Infi-mai ion apply in IJverpoul to WILLIAM
Ittif Agra' 7? Water atroet; In Glanisw tvALKi.
VaLCOLMN1 5 St Knoiti a mare ? In Oueciistowr. to C A
\V li SKTMt, R \ 00.; 1* London to El ? 83 A UACEV.
6t King Wdli?i ?i; |g| Farts lo dULRS DPOOUS 48
Rue N-trr !>*?ie '? Vic'>i?e?. llsee on la Boers-; la
?Phlladelp iu t? OHS G. Ua'-H, 111 Walnut at reel, or at
the CoKpaoy'a O !'ces
JollN it. 9 ILL. Agnat, 16 Broadway, N Y.
THE HJMTlsn AND NORTH AMERICAN ROTAL
MAIL 8TK A W8 >I lP8.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. CALLING
AT CORK HARBOa,
AND BBTWKKN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
A1 IIA Li P t < AND CORK HAR.'IOR
PI RSI A leaver New V ;rtt Wednesday, August 24
aSI A IwiTfi itoaion tVedueirtav, Angus: .11.
CHINA Inavna New York Wellies av. Fesiteuihe-* 7
Kl'ROl'A leavee Boston Wednesday, Soptember II
FCOTIA leavea Now Tort Wednesday. September 21.
AliAailA leave- Boaton Wednesday. Keoten t-r78
FI'OM NSW TUBK TO I.IVWJ-OCU
Chief Cabin tvissaite .,..$13-' 50
Second Cabin oa?aage..t MO VP
VROSI IIOSTOEt TO l.IVIJSIOOI
Chle' C?Ni aassago $11: 60
Bee-inn Cabin tins ase fi6 ih)
pa< able In gold or tU e.ulva'en! In United States cm rreney.
Bertm* not -enured until paid for.
An exp rlenred surgeon on lioard.
Tbeou ner- of these ships will not be acnonntab'e for
epeoi- or valuabl-s unless bilsof lading having trie value
expreixed arn a rned therefor.
For freight or passage apply to
K. CuNARD, No. 4 Bowling Oreen.
Notice?TDK stk a m set i p atalanta wn?L
leave pier No. 21 Nnrtn I ver on Saturday, eentambrr
24 at 2 I*. M prnrteel.v, for London direct. To be followed
by the steamship Belloua.
1IIB LONDON AND NBW~YORK STRAMSHIP COM.
pany ivlll despatch aem -inentlih the r new and flr-t
class British iron |et-arnst;;pa CKLLA, KKLLMNA, ATA
LANTA. IOWA. INDIANA and MANHA'TIAN, nacli 3.000
ton- hurt'ien. halneeo London and Ne'V York calling at
Havre on Hie voyage roin Ion on. Rules of passage,
lavnb.e In gold ?r its equivalenti?Fr-m New Yors, first
ealiin, f-ft; s-eocd ratlin, $<b; at?> la-i, $."i Prom London
or Havre, first cal'ln, $7 i. For nas-rge a> ijIv to
CHAR. A WHITNEY, 26 BroadivaY
For freR' t ppolv st 54 Si U'h street. Anasarca u aoeon
mrrefiand te en i n* I to the fro nds In London of th-un.
deret ned Tbei- sieaineia eonnert at London with r emn
ere of tb- an ?t, on pin v for the ch > lit *1 P trLt Rotttl lam,
Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, CopenI n-en B r ihaux, Oporio,
Gibraltar, Aleisndvta Smyrna. Coratantinople and Odessa.
IIOWLANI) A ASP I Ml A LL, Ageuta.
MHA1I, 8TBaMERR To I'RtNi'K DIRECT.
THE (1K NV KA L TRA NSII.ANTIC t'DMPABY'S
NEW LINE OF FIRST CLASS
8IDKWFJKEL STEAMSHIPS PRTWEEN
NEW TOP.K AND HAVRE
The first five splendtd ve aels Intended to be put upon thli
fsrt>rlte roule lor the Continent are the fol'owing;?
WASHINGTON. .1.204 ton*..., 1H10 i.orea power.
LAFAYETTE. 1.104 tone i'Od hor e power.
KtlUKNIK fsfl.'Rt) DUO horse ixiwer
FRANCE (hnlld ngl horae power
NAPOLPON III 'building) 1,1(H) horse power.
Until tho compleCon o' the entire Hat the eervlre will be
iwrr.irtned hv the WASHINGTON, A. Duclieane; LAFAY
ETTE, A. Boennde as foli-ws ?
FROM NEW YORK TO HAVRE.
LAFAVKTTR Wednesday, llth Reptember.
WASHINGTON....? Wednesday, 12th October.
LAFaTETTK. wJL Wedneeday, Rth November,
W ASHINOTOi^bJIi. Wednesday. 7th Deoember.
First cabin. Int^Hrg table wine $1.15.
Beeond cabin, lilBodTng table wine $70 or $86.
Parable In gold or Ita equivalent In United States currenoy
Medlrat attendanoe free of charge.
For freight or paaaage apply to .
OEORON MacKBNZIE. Agent.
No. I Broadway. New York.
At Paris?No. It Boulevard dee Capuclnea (Grand Hotel.)
At Hevre?William Iselln A Co.
IfetooTicR-the steamship laVayrttb. FOR
Havre wl I sail fromngier No. 50 North river, foot of
MOriou street, nn Wedneldav. 14th tn?l Passengers ere
re .ueated to be ou board at two o'clock la the afternoon.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S
IRON MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Prom Southampton. From New York.
OBRMANTA Aug. 24. IW Sept 17. IBM.
BORU8SIA Sept 7. 1864 Oct. 1. MM
8AXONI A Sept. 21. 1*64 Oct It, MM.
Frim Hamburg pier, foot of Third street, Hoheken,
taking passengers for Hamburg, Havre, Lomlon and South
ampton at the following rates ?Ftrat eahln. $105; second
cabin, $12 60; steerage. $37 60, payable In gold or Its equiv
alent.
| For freight apply to KUNHARDT A CO.. 46 Bxehango
place.
For paaaago apply to 0. B. BICHABD A BOAS, 181
Broadway.
STBAM FROM AND TO QBBBN8TOWN AMD LIVBR.
POOL.
CUNARD LINK.
Prom New York. $50 ourreniy; to Now Tork, $90 gold or
equivalent in currency.
H r CL A, Wedno-dav. Sept. 14
OLYMPUS, Wednesday, Sept. 28,
For paaaage apply to
WILLIAMS A GUION, 22 Broadway.
4 NC1IOR LINR.-8TBAM TO LIVERPOOL, OLA8
J\ gow, Dublin, Belfast and lavndonderrw?The floe, fast
ealbng A I Cly te bull1 ateamah p CALEDONIA, Captain
Craig. 1? Intended to at' on Saturday, September 17. Thla
eleanahip la fitted In the moat approved at vie to Inanro tho
comfort and aefetv of passengers. Rates of paaaage. In
cluding an abundant supple of we'l conked provisions.
Saloon Cabin $'20 Intermediate $10
Fore Cabin . ... im Steerage 50
Parable In I'm) d Su.tra eurrener. Apply to
FRANCIS M DONALD A CO.. No. 6 Bowling Oreen
National steam naviqation company,
TO OUKBNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
_ From pier 47 North river.
PENNSYLVANIA...... Saturday. Reptember 24'
a ?/ L^V Saturday, October 8
Cabin. $15(1; ataerace. $50. payable la currency.
For paaaage aprdv to .
WILLIAMS A GUION. 29 Broadway.
Opposition link.
CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY.
Short routa to California,
VTA NICARAGUA.
Mo charge tor meals on the Transit.
The new and elegant steamship
GOLDEN RULE,
D. S. Rabcock, commander,
LEAVES ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, AT NOON.
Prom pier 22, North river, foot of Warren street.
Connecting with the steamship America.
For passage app'v at the oilice of iheCompaoy,
177 West etreel, co-ner of Warren.
D N. CARRINOTON, Afoot.
TTNITRD RTATK8 MAIL LINE
U FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA,
lader eonvny of a United States war stasmer thrnughont
the Atlantic voyage, commencing septemtmr .1 |8fi|
Regular sailing (lavs Id. 1.1th and Yld of each month' ?*
cept when iheae data fall on Sunday, whan the day of de
paiture will be the Monday following.
The first Class steamship
COSTA RH'A.
... R- L. Tlnklepaugti. Commander,
will salt from pier N , .1 North river,
TUESDAY, September 11, at 12 oe'ock M
The ateam^ilp OCRAN UUKKN will sqecead the COSTA
KI( A, wnil aell .September 21
For Tmgbt or paaiace applv to
_______ D. B ALLEN, Bo .1 Bowling Greta
FOR HAVANA D1RRCT.
The Untied State. Mall Steamship
ROANOKE,
? Francis A. Drew. Commander.
i r\15 thorn igbl c overhauled and refitted, will leave
pier is. Nnr'b river, ror Havana fi'rect. on Monday, Kept. l?,
at 1 n clock P. M. prerj.eir.
MNjJ)tre,ght received or bill* of lading signed on the day of
For freight or paaaage appl v to
LUDLAM, Hbl.NKKKN A CO., 115 Broadway.
<" '
Regular line
FOR NKW ORLEANS DIRRCT.
The now and Mcgant Unip d Stale- Mall aleamahlp
NORTH AMERICA,
? 2,Dki tons tiurden,
.1, ? Charles P. Marahman commander.
* , "} ? i"' shore port nn Wedna-day Sept. 14,04 8
. preotaelv. from pier i t North river
Thr North Aruerra la the a ster ship of the wall known
ateamahtp Continental.
For freight or passage applv to
LI DLAM, H EI NEK EN A CO_
118 Brostdway,
L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.?THE ENTIRELY
P new and first claaa steamship CHARLES C. LRARY,
savage, commander, now loading at pier IS Knot river wilt
positively sail W ednesday. Rept 14. at 3 o'clock P. M. For
freight or passage apidy to N. H. BRIUHAM, US Wator
atrvet, corner of Pine, New York.
For sbw orlrans dirbctv
The United rttate* mall ateamahtp
CRKOLK. "
... , , Jobn Thomp-on, Commander,
will leave pier 18 North river, for New Orleano direct, on
W ednrsAav, Sept. 21 u i o'clock P. M. precteely.
received or bills of Indlof signed en the day of
For freight or pas-age apply te
LUDLAM, UBINtKENa CO.
Iff Broadway.
T/HIR NEW ORLRANS DIRECT
I The United Mate* mall steamship
V A/.OO,
,? . ""f. W. c.iurh. Commander,
wl I leave pier |1 North river for New Or'eane direct, oa
Friday, Sept. 16, at 3 a?oek P M precisely.
No freight re-eived or hbla at Indtag signed on the day of
?ailln.T
For freight er pn-asg- arp'y te
LUDLAM, HEINEKBN A CO.,
116 Broadway.
Mail unn for new Orleans dirfct.
The steamihlp ARIF!, will Isavr pier No. .1 North
ever Hepiember 81, at Ihi-en n -loaa p. if. Cahm passage
'??K D. U. ALLLN No. 1 Rowling Green.
LOR LIVERPOOL? YtPSC.OTT'S LINE.?THB
' Brltieh skip ALR.ON ?ni ? tWrnirmoer 12; ship JAllW
It. nTBHHON sails eeutensb' c It.
_X I INK?FOR MJNDON
SI lp VILLA FRA Nt;A ?*U? September If
the above named *4tps ara relnh-atad tor thel' qaluk pas
"?'?? aal superior aveommotatt'Ss Aw paMSBgers l or
fuilber paroeatara apply la . _
TAP8COTT BROTItRRS A CO..
No. ? Sontb street. New Verk.
LHHHT r A OK FT FOR LtVFBPOOL ?MRUTBAL
I; flag?the first a lass Brltiaii ship aMEKINA, with en
Rrleraeooinmodatlou far paaseagere, sails Monday, Sept.
, NVRH8T8R on 17th. Apply at TUUMl'AON 8 paasaga
odds, 278 Peart etraet.
LIOIWUIVRRPOOL.?OLD BLACK STAR LINE ?THE
P packet ehin ONANORLLOR aal a 18th Ka?t-asher; the
M. NOTTKBoilM on !re*fbwi f "r
apply to WILLI AMR A GUION. 4? ?ultou s'reei.
FOR LIV8RFOOL-OLD BLAO* SALt. LINK THE
ship ORB AT WRSTBRM w8 Mil promptly on Friday,
mippistf.
* PlONB'-H LINK. CARRTIIKJ
?ThefinaAl BMUab eFpper vatp ~
-? ?jt
z'uH
i N ittlMir luadlu - M pirrl'i Kitrnr and wtH be d*
q'.\tgfct<i far Rydcry t>. ? V p< aU.veiy ob the JAte
met Thn- Are* eiaea rhip bi>? ??'j'Mi'lujd.n'?>!)? left f<* a
I united 11 umber ef | e eniaara bath in the met >r' ><?? j
r.th.aa, Apply immediately to R. * t-A.VlBi.OK, t>o fid
MBAiV ?
A^mlMJTRAlTA PIONEER LI N K-CXRRVINO TBB
L ulled atates mails -The tine A I Duu> clipper b.rh
CHKHiRDN, nvf?rl< mneter ta uuw al her with, piet
No t bam bur, will succeed the LA YE tiff ER *? d bate
the uvual i-ron-pi ?nap-.-'ti. EvJI' hcati-a du-ei. lev
Height and peMAge apiA) to IC W. CiittfttiN, .18 Rearer
i
UK>R MELBOURNE. A I * TR A _K A NG A.SOO
r Line?Xmtrat vesvot.?The ap'eoi.a mil per bark
CONTEST, ul Iwtidiu. jlrfi'"1 ttutiler, wit *e rod
deipatoh. Can uc-n. em-laie a fe? pa.-e-g ta It- tho ? alte
K.r ?t>m o! frviahi or t>.<s.a?ia applv to MAlLLBft, L>RB
A QURRBAB, loR \Yh 1 j.. rent.
TitAVKIiLBKb1 GLlliK.
[1TDS0N KI^KI. BAIULOAD ?fRjJT v-t FOtt ALBANY
_ 1 ilii! I Ml, thfl Nor.ti aud V. Ml -?'. <? til ? ii.tx .% at-gut
mllA.fi Hi'ratu. 0 A. M ; war ntol ttl ott A M. a.i l7l?
Hl
rtiil to 40P VI Kiprdten liiudari u I tt p hi from
Tliiriteih eli-rl.
I. hi. TOdCBY, AMhaitnl 8nftevtulevari
NEW YORK A*f> HAKLtJl RMLROAJ.
Train* lor .-..natty t'ro? an Saremg* K.ria t iTia
concerting wlvh the North and v??t, have 1 wtnW-nlxtk
street depot At It),1, A. M. tied i 1 . M.
NOTICK.?CHANGE Of HOUR. ON AND APTBI
Monde-. Sept cut or lit. Un *i?anten t'lnt-n j MliWd
ai d Denial Drat* will .??*?? t i-r loo! ttl D? ?h .veiee au-eel,
eter.. m traoiii *i * o'ateeh, inaw.td ot 7 ea h e i-etof eat, n-eb
lng the aauel It. ml in,;*.
PPOSITION BOAT FOR NEiVlldBU AND POt'Ofl.
koeti-in.?Fare 25 cant*.? lie ?p* and fa* Meeiner
THOMAS w-.tiL.VLft, -rate* Jay nee', ptur every aJ tar.
noon at Jfi o ' look leading at Graa-tt P- iOt, Cozretie'. Cold
Spring, V ?.*?'!. New Hamburg Marlborengit and Mdtoc.
Ri ti.riiin::, L u .? Pimghkeeio at rt t M.; N?-t-ar 7
o'cbxtk C- niWi I 7 IS; Cold S|trin7 .'3; t'Oi-aa.., < 4t>;
Orsevy Point, .t lii" turiv ug at Now i'ork at 10 3'J.
0
Ell* GOOES.
AT Debe. i71 BrAdvt^,
have received per lute .?rrJ[|v*,JJ .'"{.RisftiiHBMt 12.
a superb and very elirn.?>." 'l"^ , KH Dp.F.SS QOODB,
coneiAtins of p,.l.%A^d S. - ,.ed Cnrrd and bhwh
RKAli IJifBIt P-'Fi-lNS,
SILK. ANAn HK ^
FRRNOH POPtitS, OASIlMKKb AND I'LAf?*
PLAIN. STRIPED AND r,;ALJ{>|.A0AH AND MlXI A4RB.
A large and well ao ccled eeaort'ueu^M00KtNIN(A
A'ao n new It imported atork of ^^rt{^y0ps \ ELTKTB.
pt.nt.Med for the fn.l trade befor';. the ed; aniwof Xte
eel'i high rati- ol ?*chMii?e. j-uaSmLii PJUUBB
T. MEVTAR2 00. ackwa or
' FRKNCU. SAXON* aIID ENOLI3H
" PHhS* GOODS.
a i ? r OT 11 % C A8hl ^ K ItRS. ^ K?sTINQB%
? C^HAWLSAlK.8TEltV,OLOVBS
EMHBOI DRKIHS LAt 1.8, AO., AO.
*hrlr ow n Imp 'itatioc,
cpntprMPS a fSvBLTIKfl,
.t the very lowe.t >"*'*? ft and Chamber. *re*.
A
AT J. DARTOI8'. 661 BROADWAY.
SPEOCAIilTV OF
DRKSS AND i I.OAK TRIMMINOB,
FRBN0II Flit'TlNti KSTAHLISHMKNT,
Inform. h!a ouatomrra that he baa received lua Frenob ta
poriAtlone In Peaarmenierv, Oiinp. Oroehet, flu Uinta. As.
Wboleaale and retell, la now open.
DRKSS TRI.MU1N0& UNDER OARMENTa, FLBBOt
lined Hoalery and Olove*. For eple a. LIKBMANE*E>
corner ol Sixth avenue end Twenty eighth street.
BXCLU8IVKLY FRENCH EH'THHO, ONE TO
twenty inches wide All materia:, iluted In nn nte
?urDn-ae.l manner, at three hours notice, et Mrs. OO&
DKN's Krench Fluting eetabiiabmeitt-. IS Amity street, ou
block and a halt from R oadway; 127 Kleeoker street, belew
Woovter, and 2HI Fulton street Brooklyn. N. 8.?flnUag
forwarded all over the United States.
J^ALL GOODS FROM PABI8.
JUST KROEIVBD """""
AT LFOBAfN'fl,
729 Broadway end No. 1 Wareriey pteoo,
. SU.K8,
6tti>maN8,
PLAI Dhi) POPLINS,
I LOAKINO.
FLANNELS,
N. E.?Tn ? few day* n. eU,?g of the Oloak Departmeat,
wMh naw models, obnaen in Parle eapeetaUy for-this epeft*
lug. < LEG RAIN.
JJIOBS,
Grand openlns of Led lea' and ChildrM'e Fancy Furs
Moudky, September 12. at
J. FRANK FORD'S, 279 Oraad straoC
FURS,
Furs furs furs.-a. phillips, impobte*
? and manufacturer of fancy furs, IS2 Broadway, bafi
to Intorta the public that lie will opoa hie now Far
pnrium, 171 Fu ton eireet, Br oklya, oo Wednesday, 8ep*
tember 14. which be he. taken avpreaaly for the ecoommor
dauon of the cluren- of Brooklyn and vicinity, wharo wtE
be found every description of fancy furs; end, having tern
ported tne shine when gold waa fifty per cent premium,
reels confident to enrre ell who farora him with e aaH
Ever* artlc e will be retailed at t e loweat who'.eanie prteadk
at the Brooklyn FurBmporluiu, 171 Fu ten atreet Brooklyn
FLUTINO -FINK FRENCH FLUTING DON8 IN 4
aaperior atrle lor fnar renia per yard, over foar lash ol
wide one eent per yard extra, by the Kreeoh Fini ng r
pnny, 271 Bpriog atreet, between Variok and Hudson.
F. ALL STYLES ?LAD1E8'. MISSES'. CHILDRBMRI
And lafentv' Hat- and Cape; alao Feathars Plumem
Tipa, Vt Inya Ac. at vrboieaa e. ltuyer^ from other aittei
and town, lav ted. The e new and fashionable goods wfl
be sold to the tre-ic at tub low ear ixivaibl - rates.
THOMAS RfcTNOLDS. 3P? CASai etfOSt.
?T_EAND OPENING OF FURS.
A. T. STEWART S CO.
Will Open >n Monde*, Sept. 12.
RUS8IA AND HUDSON RAY SABLE,
MINK, KRMINR. ^
PERSIAN LAMB SIBERIAN SQUIRREL W
CAPES MUFFS. CUFFS, Ac., Ao.
of tbelr own iniportaiion and mannlectuie.
BKGADWAI and TENTH BTBBBfl,
Kid glotkh JOHTfE'S wblt, known makb
Fully equal to Alexaadra'a: eery cheap, at LIKE
MANN'8, corner of Sixth avenue and Twenty eighth streak
BTTON A JOHNSTON, 274 BOWERY.
WILL OFFER OjTmONDaY. SEPT. IE
A MAGNIFICENT*NEW 8T00K OF
PLAIN ANd"faNCY SILKS,
POPLINS. EMPRESS CLOTHS. TARTAN PLAIDM
EPINOLlNr.H. OTTOMANS. CRK TONN KS,
TRENCH Ml-.RINOd, HOMBARINE8,
AI-PACAH Hi ured atiliied and plain ar oleraj,
MOURNING liRRSS GOUDS aND SHAWLS,
Delmorat Sklrta Shirting Viannell and Blankets. SblrtMM
end Shaetlug Mudlna of all lbs best brand*.
Alao.
FIVE BtLRS YARD WIDS SHAKER FLANI
a 1 woe and heavy, front amnion, at 91 a yard.
I'hVTON A JOHNSTON,
274 Unwary, near Houston
P
P
KACE PRICES.
UKWk* RFDUCTTON
AT THE NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
767 Broad a
J, A 0. JOHNSTON, long coanXWvd with
llhedell.t Pelraoti. who r-rnriMv ret4p*C
will offer this went hi a ?Arrtfl -e U'ge auo tmenti of
FRENCH MERINOS, OTTOMANS, KMl'KhHS CLkWIS,
FOl'LINS TARTAN Pi.AIDS AND
DRMI LUSTRES
SCO pier-* figured I?e ainea. new <le Jgae. at She a yard.
Kaleneive aaamt nenia Meurning G""d*.
liouaekoeptog Goods and Heaiary.
PBINTS. GINGHAMS. DRLAINBS,
BROWN AND BLKACHKD SIIRRTINGS,
SIIIKTINUS. STRIPES TICKS.
DENIMS. FLaNMELS, BLANKETS,
COUNTERPANES, QUILTS. Ac, Ad.,
comprising all the popular and standard makes
OF DOMESTIC MANUFACTUKB
at the lowest aeah prices.
A. T. STEWART A CO.,
Broad wey end Chambers street
R.
H. MAC*
WILL OPEN, MONDAY. SEPT. IE
ma! LOTS of
FRENCH AND BOOTCM
NEEDLE WORKED BOOM,
to-.sisT.au or
am.
cambric trimmings^
HANnKkRfHIF.ru Ad.. A?.
from an- lion New aed at) llah Goeda. t? per eeet leaa tame
the cost of importation.
Alee
HOUBEKBRriNO GOODS,
RIBBONS,
Laces
HOIIBRV,
flow acts. AS.
N. B ?Oar fan Importation AT eur well kaowa Is sad off
Ladies' Eld Ulevea, bow epaa. ^ ^ MAOF
204 A 90S Slith aveana, near fourteenth ? treat.
KJIIAB'L* SI1AWLB, shaiflb
NRW FALL* GOODS
Long end Square Srorhe Sh*wla,
Striped liroehe sad Cashmere Nhawla,
Berlin Htiawla f'eng and a >nare),
tewtoh tar en Plaid SbawMt
Leag and Bnoare Weal Shewla,
Stella Shawla.
Teibet W -et MitwU
Mo'irnpg Shewla
FATTOE ? JGMNSION, 274 Bewery.
Till SI ItANMl-.Rh AMD VlnirtfllJf
UEORGR CARBYvWII.L OI'HN ON MOWDAT, FM
Id lit INSk.
A LARBK AND T aBIF.D AttAOBffMENT OF
CHOICB CLOAKS.
BABQUINRS,
ftp CTRCW. t RB,
BCITAPLR TOR FALL AND WiNTh It OMR
tihUlvUI CARr.T,
fM> Bees deer.
_ (Late Chse BWeet A C<h)
r/arirtR worstft)* and woollen tarnr.?
tl Fheaervt prwre tin towa. hi LI r FM ANN'S, dhi nar rM
filkth avetiiie had Twenty etghdh etreai.
" mmw iVELWATIORR.
New books, barter he Ti4fir? rtierkgegopio
and Hporting (ieude Bead fv-r imlalogne
Br. UOMPERTB, 7fi Nesaaa elieet. New Teea.
?PHE IMFEOYBD rHRBNOLOGtOAL BURT 8HOW
JL lag the eteet loeettea ef all the organs of the braha,
designed for tnarnem In thle head all 'he aawlr diorama
ed ei gees ef the brala ere given. It aha we nanh ladtvidaal
ergea en one tide, sad ail the groups?eooial, eiee-vUte. ta
taOaetvial aed moral-en the other. Frtee, for the targem
?Ixa, ?i MR rmailer, 7f> eeute If sent hy htotwaf "A eeeta
mint ?e Added for perking hog. Fey sale hr htyokeejiere aed
draeietA FOWLER A WR4iL?,
MB Broad mil-New Terh. ,

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