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WASHINGTON, August n, 1870.

The cabinet is unit Of contrarietIes. Selected
from the different sections Of the Union, and re-
presenting its diverse interests and opinions, it
was proper and inevitable that il should be dscor-
dant in its Municipalities, though homogeneous or
otherwise IN its combination. The tao primary
considerations in its selection were
I. The representation Of different sections and
different States.
2. A harmonious and powerful combination.
The original plan Of the cabinet was overruled
by various circumstances, and by the necessity Of
an immediate organization after the installation of
the new President. From these causes three mem.
bers at least, were chosen, not dreamed Of BY the
politicians in the original estimates, and unex-
pectedly to themselyes-they were, Mr.. Preston,
Mr.. Collamer, end Mr.. Crawford. The Secretary of
the Treasury, Mr.. Meredith. was also an after
thought, Horace Bnney being the originally
cesgnsted individual From the necessities Of the
case, therefore, the cabinet was hastily appointed,
and without the opportunity OF deliberate insPcc-
ton Of the details.
Experience, thus far, has proved them TO be CO.
hesive, concurrent, and devoted to the Executive,
more or less; and on the other hand, Gen. Taylor
Is doubtless possessed Of the idea that no better
cabinet could have been selected under the circum-
stances. But their cohesyeness has only been
tired in the appropriation Of the offices, and their
concurrence only In the expulsion OF the locofocos
from the public patronage: Upon principles, their
unity remains to be tested-upon the question OF
the successon their harmony has yet to be proved.
On the broad issues between the two parties, the
differences in the cabinet are as the difference be-
tween Mr.. Collamer and Mr.. Crawford on the pro-
viso--o or as between Mr.. Ewing and Mr.. Pfestoa
on the bank question. We believe them to be
united
Against the sub-treasury;
Against the annexation OF Cuba;
And divided upon the question Of the annexation
Of Canada;
Divided on the proviso;
Divided on the bank question;
Divided on French spoliations;
Unanimous for internal improvements;
DESCENDANT on the tariff question; but
United in favor Of some protection; and
Divided on the question OF the succession.
In all these divisions, IN all these untties, mr.
Clay ton is conservative, except upon the tariii,
the internal Improvement, and the French spolia-
ton questions, where he lie "ultra wing IN favor
Of them all.
ills pretty generally suspected that Mr.. Clayton
IL ambitious.that Mr. Ewing is looking ahead
that Mr.. Johnson is satis6cd-that Mr.. Meredith is
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The receipts Of breadstufs at tdevstsr during the
third week In August we're small, compared with pre-
vious weeks this year; which We attribute principally
TO the operations Of harvesting As soon as the crops
are properly secured there will be more activity among
rroducers and forwarders We are slightly apprehen
,v. that our stocks on the seabosrd at the close Of
NAVIGATION, win not be equal TO the demand for winter
consumption and for shipment and that prices will be-
before sprine considerably in advance Of those for the
corresponding period last year.
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QUOTATIONS. PeINcIpAL SrocKs IN TIE
New YORK kARKEr.

com parison Of prices current at the close Of the
market yesterday with those ruling ut the close of the
previous week, exhibits decline in United States 8s,
1868 of "a per cent; Indisna5s, al and advance in
Kentucky 6's Of II per cent Pennsylvania SIS al;
Reading Railroad q. Erie Railroad Ia; Harlem, "a;
Farmers Loan, Ia; Canton Company, a.
The dry goods trade during the past week has been
active, and country merchants rapidly pouring
into the city Holders of descriptions Of goods,
particularly domestic woolens have become frmer
the demand increases and the impression is that WOOL
len fabrics of all kinds must advance. The market for
domestic cottons has been pretty we'll sustained and
there ia probability Of concessions being made
in favor Of purchasers, so long the demand cont
anything like what il at present Brown sheet
ings, shirtngs, and blesched goods have sghtly ad
vanced during the past week. without checking sales
and large orders for the home trade have been fulfilled
The demand for export has been limited printed cloths
and prints have sold freely lately at previous prices
but they not settled the indications being in favor
Of an advance. Foreign dry goods are not so album
dant the recent large importations would induce
to believe, and descriptions already getting
scarce Two or three weeks active business among the
jsbbers thin out their stocks, creates demand upon
the i'm porters and makes up orders for further i'm
portation There several vessels nearly due, with
full cargoss, and their arrival i'll I'LL mp the supply
Of some sorts really wanted. II s nov the impression
that average amount Of business will be transacted
here this fall The value Of foreign dry goods import
ed int this port for the week ending the asa inst
Sls77l73; Withdrawn from warehouse, $246,loo; en-
tered for warehouse, $l64os6. The value Of foreign
dry goods imported for the period In ls4s,
81 033 500. The value Of all exports from this port
for the week ending August 49, being but
about third Of the value Of the importation Of dry
goods alone.
The amount received for tolls all the New York
State Canals during the third week in August, was
Ssso5o o.
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Irc... 1909 Dee. slsos Inc. ANS $40 Dec. - AS
BY reducing the wheat TO -four, the quantity Of the
latter left devater this year, compared With the
corresponding period Of last year, shows an increase OF
1913 ses barrels u -four
The following table shows the quantity Of SEINE Of
the principal articles Of produce left ct tide water
rom the commencement Of navigation to the 22d Of
August inclusive during the years Is47, as and 40;
the canal in those y.ars having been opened on the
LIST day Of May
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CENTREvItIE COURSE TR0rTlNG.-THEFOLLoW-
~ ina purses sre opened on 9Th OF sept NO v
mile hcst under the saddle for horses that never
troted or money puse SIS, mile heats, IN harness
for horse. " A. never von purse No B. purse So mile
heat 2te wagons hores that purse
over <3s pnrse $50 mile heats hest Sin g. In harness
fee s cirs horses No purse $50 mile hcsv best
in in harness closed with 3entres namely Telegraph
stranger and Trustee Entries for hchove 10 close
Thrrtday August tb, BY 10 o'clock NJ ~ Greene mad
ae,s Hot ~ Three each purse, 70
mshs q Geld ana two in each e s,sv. msts rsce
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fer mailing.
Mails for Europe.

The Hibernia will leave Boston on Wednesday, for
Halifax and Liverpool Her letter bags viii close in
this city at o'clock to afternoon. The Weekly
Herald for circulation in Europe, will be published
at 10 o'clock to. morrow morning
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Malls for California.

The steamship Falcon Capt Hartstein, viii, leave
this port to-day, for Charleston Savannah, Hsvans
New Orleans and Chagres Her letter bags will close
at II o'clock Single copies of the Daily and Weekly
far na
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Notice to Subscriberss

Subscribers in this city Brooklyn, Wiiliamsburgh,
Jersey City. &c, &c assured that the Herald
will be delivered their houses and stores at before
SIX every morning Those who do not receive it are
requested to notify Of the delay, and it shall at once
be remedied.
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RRoAOwAY rHEATRE-GgAND ITALIAN OPBeA
- end grand French Ballet enthusiastically Evening"
s s Re Fca.s seemed Tesso ASs
sgDes. Vita Casut Poons Sigaor A. Arnoldi Orovsse,
w Ss .s Il ss
Gis&tLE.Prnce Albert Mr.: Duraad; wilfred, Mr. wnshs
Doors open a. ss begin .. hall past . Dress
RuEroSSs rHIArs.;.w =: BURTON, PRoPHIIro.,
Aug win be P.ysd sssridsns comedy q TIE RIvALs
Src1shs%; Bob xs.s:' M haItsn Lydia anguish Ms. y
Mr. h' 1 Sss t x: Sss sss
To conclude with the farce OF the WIDOWS vIcTLuJer
atom: Ms Rsttso Mr.. BroSsss@. Boxes Dress Circle
and Psrqaet, 80 centsi Family Circle, Is cents
ROwERY THEATRE-THOMAs s. HAMBLIN PRO-
Prstorrhe Ladies' and Gentlemen engaged in the above
bls in tho Room. Wednesday 18th instant
the e ssG's%s ss
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUx.-splendd rerfor-
panses in the afternoon ~ and evening a. oceck
also the entitled Psso% and yhs o%%
bus will be enacted a. each Also engaged Mr.
comic daneer Mr. Clarke and Others The living Aeaond
snsrmOu. Rattlssnshe Wax Scripture stssuAr and half
million OF other curostes with and costly Paintings
be ut all hours Of the day aud evening dssion
TO the whole ~ cent? Children under ten years. l3 cen
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, IN LIBRARY
Gungls ceiebra ed Band will give grand Promenade Goa
cert the above day Berr sede will preside with the ut
Doors open at oeiock Coacert begin Admission;
70 cents. For Farther particulars see small bills.
A CARD-LovERs or HARMONY PARTICULARLY
Oid are sos mat Jonssrt hs
Saloon Hotel 20 Caua street. near the Ga
Works ss SrSfSS aI is.s Hall
Pianoforte. Mr.. Williams
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Frps ~ RocHrsrys, ~. IA hrc was discovered
about one o'clock Friday morning, In the rear Of .
dwelling house on Main street, owned by DR. Brown,
and recently occupied by several families rhs house
entirely consumed Insurance 80 900 which covers
the loss The flames communicated TO the public
bouse. owned and kept by Benjamin McFarisn. This
building. with the furniture, was entirely destroyed
Estimated ioes the building, $4,000; insurAess,
81 1000. There insurance Of $500 on the fur-
piturs Another house, owned BY McFsrsn, directly
~ the tavern wss considerably Injured; ON the
latter there an insursnce 81 lboo which covers
the loss There we're no families in DR. Browns house
ut the time IL the Ere the last having moved out
Thursday afternoon. The German printing odhce vae
In the building: materials mostly destroyed bat fully
covsred BY Insurance The building svidestly set
en- ere by inc,naary Rochester .Qerreen, tug rs
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The excefs, this year, small thus TAR but from THIS
time h.nceorh the weekly increase will doubtless be
steady but moderate 80 that at the close Of navga-
ton the excess will quite respectable amount.
The quantity Of -four wheat corn aud barley LEFT at
water during the ID week week in August in the
xaars 1913 nd 1910 WAS a. folloms.=
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Our PhilsdsIphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug ~, 1919.
The Firsmer's Difculf,ss.

The peace OF our city was not disturbed last
night by the riot that usually takes place. Early
this morning, carpenters shop was fired in South
waik, for the purpose Of bringing down the Fair
mount engine, and to afford the Hope engine boys
ans their allies, the "kers," an opportunity "to
lam them out Of their boots but it failed to bring
III, m across the city line, so the entertainment
prepared for the "Faifies' was postponed. The
city police were posted along the boundary hne,
ard cent back some Of the uptown companies,
-who were anxious to pass down to the fire. One
was taken into custody, and will be kept for hear
ing before the Mayor to. morrow morning.
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REV ARDS


IL y REwAID-LosT. in BROADWAY, BETWEEN
SYeJ Asor House and Canal street, Friday evening,
Breast-pn, gold, headed with hand, having ring and
fifth finger and holding forget not flower
thumb. person tndiny same
requested bring Br0die Bes I'll Canal street.
receive the above reward.
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DoARB wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID wife Jrivsts family, where there ar. no boarder1
in vicinity 81 Recct and Houston streets o.
Brosdvsy They would furnish their rooms Address
line to W. IT,, 1T this cfhee.
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The Dollar Herald-A New Weekly journal
On about the first Monday Tuesday In The
month Of September next we intend to commence the
esue of cheap weekly journal at the subscriptions
price Of dollar per to be called the Dollar
Weekly Herald. 1t will comprise, principally the news
and intelligence which appears In Sunday and Mon
days Daily Herald and in size will be the the
Dolly Herald Its reading matter will be entirely dis
tinet from that Of the Weekly Hered, which has been
regularly published by fer several years past The
new journal will be intended for country circulation
and distribution. Postmasters throughout the coun
cry, and others acting agents, or sending on sub
serptons will be allowed for any number Of copies
five which they send remiances for at the rate Of
twenty per cent commission for their trouble Subser
bers in any number from five to more, may unite In
clubs, and. by transmitting to us i've dollars, win
ceve six copies Of the Dollar Herald
We are induced to issue such journal for the
try in consequence Of repeated solicitations to that
effect from all parts Of the Union The matter pub
shed in the Sunday and Monday editions Of the Dolly
Herald has heretofore had but little or circulation
except what II received In the Daily in consequence Of
ths Weekly Herald being published on Saturday. This
will remedy the defect Of not circulating vsriey Of
interesting matter in the country which appears In
those two Issues Of the DAILY Herald.
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The aggregate quantity Of the same articles len at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation to
the ed Auguft. inelusive, was a. follows :
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POLL rICAL,

ElFTH WARp.-AT MEETING OF THE DENOcRA-
Il tic Republican Ward Committee held the Emblem
sS Wett Broadway Saturday Aurust 2 the following
preamble and resolution adopted: heress
been informed that claiming to be appointed
spurious organization in this ward aud protesting belong
the democratic republican party. have recently
applications reliable for money-Theretore
Resolved, That the Democratic Committee Of the Fifth
caution all persons belonging to the democratic patty
Of this ward against paying funds for party
purpose authorized collect the
this committee by the General Committee of Tammauy
Fall. By order Of HENRY HOFFMlRE,
Chairman Ward Committee.
SAMUEL T: WEBSTER, seeretaries
EDMuED RILEY S'eeiesaes'
FOURTEENTH wARD-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUB-
cap Electors of the Fourteenth Ward requested
assemble az the Democratic Head Quarters Of
Ora and Elizabeth Streets ths iondayD evening
~ ocock M In pursuance OF the Of
Democratic General Committee to elect Deesats
present Tw elfth Assembly District in
State Convention to DO held theh day Of Sep
TENDER the If Ticket
be supported at the ensuing election, in November
DAVID GARTHWAlrE, Chairman.
PHILr O'BkIEN Secretary.
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The GRAND Fancy DreSs BAIL AZ NewPort
OGEAN HousE, Aug -, lS49.
In conformity With notice previously given, meet
Spg held at this house to-day, to make arrange
nsI rs for Grand Fancy Dress Ball. TO be hold hsrs
during the present month. Mr.. g. s. Lee wsseP pon:
ID Ch.irmsu, and Mr.. A. C. Dana, Secretary. The
meeting being thus organised the Chairman was, by
unanimous expression, requested to appoint COM
mttee Of eight, which said committee were 90 have
power to elect the managers of the ball and upon
day, the evening Of which said ball should take
place.
The following gentlemen we're named by the Chair
for the afore committees
II. c. Ward, s. A. Lawrence, Mr. King,
WIN. G Brsted, kichard Arnold, A. Sumner.
q. y. naeksr. Geo &c u les
Upon motion, the Chairman and Secretary added
to this committee
The meeting then adjourned to Saturday 2oth inst
at selock NJ, after the following list of managers
for the ball was reported and the report accepted
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Mrs BKyAN MAKES FINE sgfsrs TO ORDER IN
vI three days. twenty four hours necesryi 900
hands constantly employed shirt and Uentemens Far
nhins Store No. Astor Houss; mandatory IL Beekm
street, Laundry is7 Nassau street. and cheap shirts 49,
Nassau street
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~ The entertainments viii commence with grand Over
b. the R.ss FAMILY s:s
SE sf x s Of N:
ssG vsrnsh n Lehman: Misc Juis ysrn.S, nns Jerome
rSs
Aen Doors orss oah !. ...%ssss
CASTLE eARDEN.-rHE SUMNER FErEs BEING
the % s S Ss
: q ssi ,ss
sENApE con CERT to be followed BY a BAL DETE, OF
s s ssi srs ss x
& small sS, ssns orshssIa also engaged for the
yeaures Marshes &c 100 Cosmorame Views. brilliantly
CHINEsE ASSEMBLY ROOMS NO $50 BROADWAY
can and greatest Necrcmsneer that has appeared
s Dt the W.T. s
As Monday night August2 s49 and every night during
a. Further ps5tsuar II Ss Prices
tween the first and second Dreams ntermison
INMATES.
(,nINEsE MUsEuM,--ruE ONLY ONE IN TIE UNI
Rsian 'sy rs o. me Manser Gus.
81 ssn,s Spsn unS S% p IT, M Admsanos
VAUxHALL GARDEN-GRAND AsoENsIoN.-rnE
Celebrated Baloopst, Victor Variable. from New
leans has NE henoI OF ann9uneng to the public that he
the suspended by feet giving amy Gym
pgstie Exercise such has been
other person. Thursday Aug 80 1919 precisely
T. NJ Tickets be had at the Garden at all times.
nisssn 20 cents. sufficient police will le in attendance
maintain order.
T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE THEATRICAL
IL profession Informed that the Lycenm Thaatro os-
ton. viii for the early in september Apps
tious for engagements TO be made the subscrbe
paid) HUMPHREY w. BLAND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
fINAILORs STRIKE AT BOSTON.-AN ADJOURNED
Il Meeting Of the Journeymsn Tailors Of New York and
Brooklyn will tbs held at the Sixth Ward Hotel Centre
street Monday evening, August Th, fSf9 at o'clock
for the purpose Of sympahSing with the OF Boston
BY order of the President.
JOHN RICHARDSON, Secretary
nTTo WILHELM CUSTAvE PETERS, FROM FRANK
~ fort the Maine hereby requested 90 inform Meyer
Stucl New York OF his residence 10 give
himself 10 his mother in Frankfort.
Motto TO BUTCHERS.-THEA OF AGREE
IN ment Of the Butchers bide and Melting Association
the coming ready and will remain open until
the first of September. All butchers DESTROYS of becoming
members will call at the Office No. rs First and
their signatures. BENZ. W. VALENTINE,
Secretary.
n. BAN election will be held at the above place
Tuesday the 2sth instant ut O'clock r. NJ for trustees
for the ensuing
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NO CURE NO PAy.-pR CoRBITr, ~ DuAEi St.
IN NAV ccrsuted the treatment Of cerAn selicAh
practice yesrs devoted 70 the treat
uent delicate diseases enables Dr. 70 eyre the vert
used.
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TYR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PR1-
,s T!:st Green nsors
ply the early stages wnI te surised The rapdi Ans
little inconveniencc attending their cure 10 chiefly hew-
who properly sprreciats HE sryces y sesurs ron
lie nrss incpisnt 70 s advanced ana distressing
stages (om advantages and very extensive
yracce he Afford rapid and radical cufe which
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MEDICAL.

UAPOR BATBs.-F J. CARROLLS INDICATED VA
por, SULPHUR and Iodine Baths Barclay street few
doors below Church street. Napor Baths essential
health this Of the they the skin
re substance, that would astonish who
"eecd on tho dead cutcle from the skin, in
delightful and luxurious renovatois.
7 EECBEsl LEECDESi.-20,0 0LAR ROE AND HEALTHY
IL Swedish Leeehss Just arrived and for sale in qusnt
ties 10 suit purchasers, by J. ". Cleo,
Importer Of Lasohes No. Y ohm ST.
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DR. MORRISON IS CoNFIDENTIALLy CONSULTED
~ on ell diseases Of . delicate natsre a prscues o. -
able him the most vrulent esscs without
mercury Recent cured in three 70 sig days No Zee m
surss See his London Diploma Ia his once ~sS fuison
aixorA
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DE NOT DECElNED.-BE NOT DECElvED WITH
ID vain hopeay not TIE fatterng unction to your SOUL
that disease will cure self especially IL that disease be
ttion Liver Complaint IL would be restored
70 health must ufe the means which beneyolence and
kind Providence have placed within reach The great
universal popur remedy consumption aud all chronic
diseases for sale in every ety and important town in
the country and at price too, that anrd 10
ray You therefore, for negecting
jour life and health Be not deceived witt quack nostrums
limitations Of this valuable medicine An individual
chsEston south Caroina recently purchased four bot.
ties Svnyne srupone OF the most ted physicians
the place told the deceived he send that ar
Gle hack and excharge II for DR. Wars Bals,m Of Wild
BE tdoSesed-romember that IL 10 DR.. Wistar
Balsm tha; eure-t DR. Wistars that brings back the
bloom Of health the check lastre to the strength
the system joy aud gadne TO the soul and happiness t.
man 10 Dir Wistsrs that has gained such celebrity
sck and IL astonishing the world with is cnct
recomnndsd by the beat physicians throughout the land
BE not dec iyedbuy none unless Hngncd BUTTS tho
Wrapper. the genuine DR. Wiftar's.
Fer sale whossae ard retail by Mcsrs A. u. d. Sands
To- Fulton street. ~ William; N3 broadway Irving
Building Of Chambers; william Burger. 81 Court
street. by the druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canada.
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DR. HOMER BOsTwTcK LECTURER ON DISEASE or

~ the Gentle Urinary Orgnn-Auh q Complies Prise
teal the nature aud Treatment Of Fenersa Disess
stretures and all disease Of private nature. Quars
dpiaes ID edition. Extract from the Boston hedi-
Sarves Journal =" IL be said fearlesy " be
,qual 70 Rieords the same family Of
ssses superior thing 81 the hind ever psb-
isl,d in this country. Price $40. Auther Of q vorh
seminal Tmissons Inpcttney ke eansed ~ solitary vice
Jearrh Edition, ~ plates Price ST. For sale At the PUB
i er, sins.r townsend az Broadway and By the Az
thor. p4 broadway.
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nR COOPER. "A DUANE STREET. HAS, roR THn
~ last fourteen years. scnfned his practice tho rsse
srt othex Of delicate natnrs
He the cases this disease an
mild renewed In Two " Eve days Arsness cure ne
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DIR. Powell, Ocullst, Aurlst, &C., Attends
80 usual to diseases Of the Eye and Ear At IL Warren
where can be had pamphlet gratis describing
treating the affections Of thoss delicate Also the
ID edition Of his popular sTease the Eye Price 20 of
Artificial Ewes inserted.