davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29

Twenty-second Ward.
THIRTEENTH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.
REGULAR REPUBLICAN UNION NOMINATION.
For Alderman.
IRA A. ALLEN.
ROBERT CAMPBELL. Chairman.
ROBERT PATTERSON, Secretary
PEOPLES UNION NOMINATION.
For Alderman.
IRA A. ALLEN.
CHAs NJ vANDERyOORT Chairman.
ALEXANDER LAMONT. Secretary.
The Peoples Union and Republican Nom'na-
FOR SCHOOL OFFICES Or THE EIGHTEENTH
WARD.
RICHARD WARREN. Commissioner.
Jas W; 6ERA ni, Inspector
s shaEs u HAR ss Trustees for full term
Jos. +. JOY, Trustee TO GIL ig ys SsSyya
JEREMIAH IoTHRof;
Chairman Republican Com.
Republican Union Nominations
For Comptroller
ROBERT T. HAws.
For Counsel to the Corporation.
ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD
WILLIAM TUCKER, Chairman.
E Esxa1 n l. h MoPars,os secrstsri'"
The Peoples Candidate.
FOR COMPTROLLER,
ROBERT T. HAWS.
ELECTION-TUEsDAY DEC. D.
Seventeenth Ward Republican and Union
NOminaIions.-For school CCpm,sonef'
For Inspector: HENRY HAIGHT.
ROBERT B. b. B Bt5''
WILLIAM rRusLoW,
JOSEPH KAMMERER, M. D.
Seventh AIdermanic District.-Ivth, vth, With
With yith XII XII XIII and v Kim ~. hsc XS p.cs
XVIII WMd--Psopes Union Nomination Tor AdsfmAn'
CHARLES CRANE
- Sixteenth y, Ward si scuoor. ovy,-
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS foh oohooA o'ff
For Commissioner,
For Trustees.
MORDBCAI L. MARSH;
HOOPER c. VAN WORST.
JAMES GoNDiE.
s. c. HARRISON. secy.
Eighth Wnrd
CITIZENS SCHOOL TICKET,
JSREsPRorIvK oy PAKrr
COnmlFslOntr.
SAMUEL J. MONTGOMERY.
ARCHIBALD BRADSHAW.
DAVID A FOWLER.
DIR. FRANCIS FLEET.
To hll vacancy
JOHN IL. RUSSELL.
Republican and Union Nomination.
For Alderman,
WILLIAM n. GEDNEY.
Mozart Jenersoninn and Ta1-Payers' caudi.
lid Aldermanc District
GERsHON COHEN
PETER CRAWFORD, Chairman.
X. II. Ellis, Secretary.
Twentieth Ward.
For School Commissioner,
ROBERT TAYLOR
JOHN MckECHSIE
J NELSON Luc tSs y'n' wa,cpr ofrt,vs
MORTIMER O. PORTER Chairman.
RoRgRr TsrroR, Secretary.
Eleventh Aldcrrnanlc DIstrict-eOth Ward.
REGULAR REPUBLICAN AND PEOPLES UNION
NOMINATION.
FOR ALDERMAN;
CHARLEs, fSETTEETON
Eighteenth Ward Republican union Nomina-
FOR Counsel 20 Corporsiion-AfEx W. BRADFORD.
AMOS g cuAMsf Esi Hso'''l WILLIAM ATKINSON
For School Conlris'ionsI-RIcHARD WARREN
For Inspector--JAMkS w. GERARD.
FoT Ttuftecs
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE, JAMES c. MARRIOTT.
TsFil Vacsncy-JOSEPH y. JOY.
TIMOTHY O. CHURCHILL. President
q: JosxpH Rrcn, tssore,aries.
VIZ. LAIsBIgE, IT, !
Republican aud Peoples Union Candidates
FOR COZ MEN
yoR THg
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, .,,,,
Corn-i,nx ali that pert ID. city shove 2othsl the Alh
xIXth XXth KILT. and ASlld Werds
JONATHAN T. ThOItEh,
HAHLIk BABCOCK
CORNELIUS a. RtsKLE,
CHARLES &. PING kAb1,
MICHAEL SNYDER,
IRA q. MILLER.
Republican and Union Nominations,
FOR COUNCILMAN,
NiTH DISTRICT.
9th 18th 18th, and 18th WARDS
ALEXANDER NJ. fAGLESON.
HARVEY T. CLEVELAND
ABRAHAM LINT.
GEORGE ROSS.
AMOS s. CHAMBERLAIN
WILLIAM ATKINSON.
Fifteenth Ward.
RFaITLAR REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION. FOR SCHOOL
OFFICERS. -
70, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C. BENEDICT.
For inap asDfsh
For Tf1.tee.-JAMES ID. OLIVER; LINUS w STEW
To 6n Vscancy-JAMES ). HUiLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29

An Imperial Group. ,,,oun,.,
THE EMPRESS AND THE PRINCE INTERNAL
ANTHONYS.
No. sol Broadway,
M.nuf,cturss Of the BEST PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29
100000 Worth Of
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE
Cosr.

"A false balance is aocmin:ticn 70 tho A''a' ' '
" weight e his delight" 49,
j. l.. Browns Standard scales" arrsn hsuch Of
rate sso durable iul supply, adopted 20 ,.,, by
' r. BROWN hss-fscsusu H.
No BaToisy-st, opposite Asses Eouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29

ARTIFICIAL LEGS by Il. ID. HUDSON, M. d.,
Clinton Hall up stairs, Astorplace New-Yorh. Soldiers
provided by commission the Surgeon General u A.
HANDS Of superior quality fSxr for Limbs shortened by
Hip Disease great beneflction.
Dr. a. having devoted his attention and practice for IL
years 20 the subec OF Artificial Limbs he's made great iu
movements upon the Palmer Patent" the right to which is
by purchase 10 render his work in this branch Of
Surgery superior to all Others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CoSNolLY-EroS. Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening
August 81 by the Rev Father Farley JoHS II. Coysol
LY TO ELrzABErH G. EroH, all Of that place.
DEEGAS-0'NKn~-In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening
August rs, by tho Rev. j. Turner, MAS1S l. DLEGAy to
KATE c. ONK1L, both Of said place.
HAYxs-PAsxs- in st. Johns church, Hagersown
Nd Thursday, August rs by the Rev Hobart Chef
Wood WILLIAM W. HAYES, N. d., 10 SARAH s., daughter o.
the late VI. T.. Parks, H. II.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81. Pauls church, Baltimore
Monday, August IS, by the Rev DR.. wyatt, General
T. L. HAcApoRs late Of Troy, Y, 10 CArnaHSs IL.
MAR, OF Brooklyn, formerly OF New York city.
HIGGINsoS--DouonERrY- st. Paul's church, Brook
lyn on Thursday August 70, by the Rev Mr. Creighton
Mr. Tuos y. HGeSsoS, OF New York, TO Miss SARAa Ac-
Sys InuGHERTY, Of Brooklyn.
LoRp--RoAIEFs --on Thursday, August % b. the Rev
W. T. Wcbbc, Tnos L LoRD, of Brooklyn, u lsAuzIdA
daughter OF thc late Donald Rcales, Esq OF Newark
". j.
Newark papers please copy.
LaISG--LuDLAson Tn ursday, August -, at the resi-
dcncc Of the brides father, by the Rev. Dr. Rogers
ALEXANDRA X LANG, son u the late Edgar H. Iaing, u
cuAstor-s daughter Of Isaac +. Luau Esq all OF thi'
city.
MILis-NcCA.rY. the residence d the bfiias "a
thar Fartold Com, Thursday, August II, by the
Rev Father Synnott Lieutenant JonS {. Mills, seven
tcenth Connections Volunteers, to MARY AsE, eldest
daughter ofJohn Mc,arty, Esq, formerly q New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31

east with mizzenmsst close the deck and mai
mast isad Hal fall sA troyai and ssuddng ssi) ON fore
mast set ~ IN. time.
Brig Alamo tof Machas) Steel Cienfuegos. 81 days with
mol 20 ThomDson 4 Hunter
Bs Young America (of Plymouth, Massl Burgess Hsvs
ma Is days with sugar &C. 70 eager Has anchored in
srg Eagle lBr Clare Ns). Comean St Martins, Aug i6,
Br Y T,sf 1of sssr.por, Gilmore. Salt Cay IS days,
with SIT. W Call q fiita,
hrg tisseoc. lsrl Do,se., Lnsau cB Is days. with
schr s.srlsfI scuhsrd Cow Bay CD 10 days .,th COAL
70 y r Desoll
g br Trans chappen, Port Royal. days. with returned
cargo, 10 A Mash a Co
Schr Anna b Jacobs, Jones. Chincotsgne
Schr Rssins Sun, Eastman. hachiss, dayA
ScAt Maabar, Welsh. Is
Schr z .eor, Robbins New Bedford.
Sc Har scrahbie Packard. Rockaud, a dayA
steamer " m Woodward. Cundin. Baltlmera
Steamer Allies. Adams. bslunore
Steamer Schrivev Adams. Baltimore.
Steamer Artisan. NcCabe Baltimore.
Steamer n burden. Loper Plila c.phia
Steamer Pelican, Baker, Providence.
Steamer Geo @ Collins. Thrash-r, Hartford.
Et, sli BELOW.
Snip 8 Parsons, Ellis LiycrS OIL July 80
The ships Aley Snd Roger Hiern, from
Liverpool reporter Ia last "Wednesday edition. sill be-
low, having been detained by night winds
SAILED.
3 steam gunooat MsrcaditaA
8 transport Now York. for Washington.
Steamships Hansa tBrerl), for Bremen; GlaAgow (Br)
for Lverpoo Roanoke. FOR New Oieans San Juan, for
San Juan, Mic.
Wind al sunset NV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31
Died.


Bons.--At Shrewsbury, \. j., on Thursday. Angus,
rs, WILLIAM W BoYiy, IN the 4ist year Of his age
Tho funeral will take place the resd cuce Of his
father iuaw Thomas l. Parker, No l65 East Fiftieth
street. Sunday His relatives ana friends and those
tho family respectfully invited to attend, without fur
thsr invitation this Sunday assnoca :. one O'clock
BRADY-0n Saturday, August 30, JciA, tho beloved
daughter Of John Brady aged Il years and months.
The friends and acquaintances Of the ansy are respect
fully invited attend The funeral from her late residence
81 Dean street, BROOKLYN this Sunday afternoon, at two
O'Clock
BAEaY.-on Saturday, August 80, THOMAS BARRY edes,
son Of Thomas and Ellen Barry natives VI Kilcagh
ty Cork, ireland, aged IS years.
Tho friends and acluaini rts ~ the family are re-
specttuy invited attend ihe ucral Monday after
noon at two O'Clock, from lis aie residence, No. 1872
avenue II.
rrsurRs--on Friday. August 20, Of typhoid fever,
GroRcF BgeoG~g, arri as year
Ills funeral viii tako nj ce In New Haven, Conn
CLAScy.--ln Brocsya, oo Friday, August 20, JsIS
CLANCY, son Of John = and Margaret I. Clancy aged
The friends OF the family invited 70 attend the
raj, from tho residence o. his parents ~ Buter street,
Brooklyn, this Sunday afternoon, al two O'Clock
CuaaoY-on Friday, August 30 fETR CuRBor, native
or parish Of carabanc, County Galway Ireland, aged 40
years aud months.
neral from his late residence, 1913 Fast Iwsntysixth
street, this Sunday afternoon, al two o'clock.
DosovAS,--0n thursday, August 70, after long and
painful Illness which he bore With Christian fortituds,
BANKi lloTovAN, aged 81 years.
THE friends and scquain,ances OF the family aud those
~ his brother-hlaw John McClusky, and his uncle,
Daniel Mccarthy the Board % Engineers, and the
bors Of the New York Fire Department in general
specifly invited to attend The funeral th Sunday az
ternoon at ono clock from his late residence NO. Madi
SON street from which place the body will be taken 10 ST.
Andrews church, aud from thence to Calvary csmsery
for ntermeui.
and Catherine lyman, aged 8 nlonths and 81 days.
Farewell, sweet babe, our only girl farewell
Tho angels have borne thee TO Heaven to dwell.
Iho 0nefs F take place this Sunday afternoon ut
Two o'clJck fn the residence OF her parents 81 Hast
- sifSl sussi s'sssss Ars'asss aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31
CLEAREN
stsamshp ChesApeake. CroMsll. Portand=H Cremwell

CLEAREN
steamship Chesapeake, Crowsl. Portland-H Cromwell
Ship Msrgare. Evans. Warner, London-E E Morgan 4
Ship Won Gugern tBrem). Martins Bremen-Ruser
Barb Carolina (swsd,, samuelsen, Cork for Orda's--
BARK sam shepherd Jewett Matanzss-Jas E Ward Co.
BARK aazele, hhodes, Baroados-H Trowbr,dg,s Sous.
srs saa asps SsEe Ef New
BARR Pisiaas, Yates New oreans-x ii BRIGHAM;
Brig Louise prus, Bartels. Cork for orders-Funeh
Brig George Albert, Thompson, Vera GRUB wenberg.
rs H s:.s sr 8pss. Co.
Brig Luis IBr), Mananna, 81 Thomas Smith, Jones Co
ss Ma a ssr ff s.ea Hsr.Sa
schr soeptre (BrJ Hanan, 81 John, NB-c smitbers
cS,sa .1I I Sss N.r
schr W Godfrey, Weeks, AieIandra-van Brunl A
sslr Hattie Low, MumfGrd Snow Hnl-A 9 Ravens
schr Mary Twins Waller, snow Hili0Maser
sssT rsySe Ts spSS a
ss, rs sro.n PPs,,adslphsS r,HS i Go
sssT sary Emma, s BAXTER H.sh.m-M"s'oT
s.;,r Sarah Jane Gardner, Newport;-jMsster ..
sSsg Jops .ss
ARRIVED
gunboat X Cuyier. Commsnder Phillips Gate Con-;
Eaasaa ac,S Aug a. % the issac. spoke Us sSn5oH
who poreS LAYING lost their w ssrgs sa The dag
Aug ~ as 80 lon rs Is boarded sr senr Anna sophia o.
sSp fs yas 20 iet as
Master Dyer and sent her TO New York. Was sent 70
steam transport Albany Lewis, Newborn, NC. Aus n
nd HaterAs Inst 26h, with passengers TO 2 Tomrkns
&Ts%ass, S,s:.a osiss sand Mssa. As
Ss win m',I >, s,Is De
lumber had sprung leak the night previous ana WAS on
her s. end; S from e s ssm !. %s
yy g. lat ~ ;, Ion ~ =, spoke sL snght from Nacu'a
ship Tcmplsr tof Boson). Martin. Caleutta March u.s.
ws %ess x Nav cam r0 OF Good Hope nne
from fverpoolYor Calcutta; ION. Br shp gondola, lfor
- 4 lon j. y ~ sposs ship Ella Badger Of PorsT,oah
from GLASGOW for Madras io5 DAYS Has experienced
ior Is Sailed In oouiIany from st Helena July Ie with
ahp Eagle for Boston. Crossed the Equator jew
snip Cambria IIacsloope Liverpool IS days with coal
ffos Aug 49, ia % rs Ion ~, passed Roger ern
from Liverpool Tor New YORK.
s,neeps 70 Bod Hncken Aug IL atis lon So enccun.
ersd i severe hurricane FROM TO NV which lasted
hours 9Th a. ~ ~ on 90 ~ passed two ships under Jury
paatd ports they being so IA 10 wDdward could yet
io,hem 20 asaei,sa any further particulars tho wh
Their 81 hem showed any want OF assistance
sp beth spragoe, Tyo's An,ge,p and Flushing July n,
wos II III BANKS Aug y hi ii s on G3 so spoke schr
Hathaway from Care eoa or Alexandria Val gath, lat
lti frrn Rost9n for Na1.s. date lat ~ 81, Ion 90
~. cuccl ntersd water s.aN.
s sns msns,9n ,t6s .se siemen July > Th
Hris Has Stephens tGnss, under British protectionl,
Sc, ils W.. r o y w ~ ~ y MN y % M ~ I'm * "a
aartfs ess non ~ I, v .arr1 WY, both topeal ant
nsNs inalu.esmsss ma,nya number Of sails,
va asi An cabin ss,s XVI s,s, so ~ MI, =
IS ~ ~. Ia sshofs. ~ ~ s.ra e.seg seaad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31
Secesh Prisoners i'm . Negro Military
Camp.

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
PR0voer MARsHALs 0pV1CD,
LkAvEx WORTH, August Is, 1852 !
major r j. WEED, Acting Assistant Adjutant General
Sui hereby request the privilege of placing In the
camp Of the twelfth (coored) regiment such persons Of
procvities arrested for refusing eva-
ng obedience 70 the call for the a Of the city 70
game and dri the prisoners 10 be well guarded and
paced such fatigue duty may be required In and
about the camp and TO be held till further orders am,
Major, respectfully, your obedient servant,
f. A. CALKINS
Major Third Wisconsin cavalry Provost Marshal.
OFFICE or REcRuIrING CoMsnssIos \
DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS,
LRAvKEwoRTH CRY, August IL, 1862.
Major e. A. CALK1Rs, Provost Marshal
siR-In compliance with your request, contained IN
your note u this dato, captain NJ Williams command
ting the Twelfth regiment Kansas Volunteers (co,ored
has been ordered TO receive guard and discipline such
prisoners you may send TO this camp For infor
nation enclose copy Of said orders Very respect
fully, your 0bedient servant
T. j. WEED, Major and A. A. A. G.
SPECIAL ORDER-NO. 3.
Captain j. NJ. Williams, commanding the Twelfth regi-
ment Volunteers (coored is hereby directed receive
into the camp Of said regiment and strictly guard aud
discipline all persons who may be delivered 70 him
prisoners by the order Of Major T. A. Calkns, Provost
Marshal Of this district. BY order OF
JAMES II. LANE, Commander Of Recruiting.
!. J. WEED, Major and A. A. A.. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31

The following 10 comparative statement Of tho i'm
ports foreign dry goods the port Of New York for
he week ending August % and since January Il
For ne wssk. 1890 No. ascl. isas va
Entered a. the port. Iss s 20 a. as S9s go
tStrrs January l
Enisgeaa port. 7Ge1s s16 as,T2sb12 oe15l 81
Ihrowp market 10 ll ,0s3 S0,soOsi2 Al BIS 900
BY the statement II viii be that the goods
entered At this port the week. well as the amount
thrown upon the market, in OF those
for the same period last year, but below those
for the same time 10 1860. The aggregates since the
Let Of January hast show excess over those for The
same time st year but were under those or inc same
past week embraced manufactures OF wooiens to the
amount n $3.50 Hat cotton 1892 1893 silk $3s 198 fax,
500 Ala and miscellaneous $02 l93 Total 81 1884, $50
Nearly half Of the whole consisted woolen goods,
which, under tho new tr very heavy duties There
and trade exhibited increased symptoms or revival,
which however, checked many sections OF the in
Srafns Many merchsD.s psoS.Sy VINO would have
Otherwise visited the city preferred 10 remain st homo
the result Of the draft and Arrange their affairs
accordingly still the business showed improvements
compared with that u the previous week The notcea
BILE feature 0! the week was The considerable
kinds Of goods suitable for army clothing,
Heavy cotton sbrtings were nrm At 26c. with sales At
that figure for cash bought up specu
htion Medium shirtings we quote At 2s,lc, heavy
shirtngs 81 2lc and hight AZ l7e Besched goods were
also firmly hold At fun prices Drills more wanted FOR gov
Of brown &C 30c, cash, with some TRANSACTIONS previous
y a. zoe caeh Cotton nnnels for government
firm at &c. SOC. Prints and printing cloths were
quiet. Army wooiien goods wee active and tend
ing upwards, and closed at advance of 10 por
cent. We qoote Ga dark blue army fannes
firm ~ u Is. Agents and manufacturers declined
70 take large orders advance owing 10 the constant ad
vaDcne tendency IN the price OF wool. We quote blue
mixed anneis at 40c. and makes dark blue flannel
were obtainable at 6oc woolens for mems wear in pi
vate life, though steady, were inactive. Government
sky blue kerseys held At 81 %, and sales OF o.
goods made at 81 49, vita small lots less desirable
do at 81 12k 81 Is. In foreign goods fair business
doing and generally at full prices. The advance In
duties continued with the near approach Of taxes,
which tended TO make importers stronger in
their views, far az prices were concerned.
New importations OF British goods, especially
dress goods IN steady demand and At full prices
Fancy French goods arm and in good request
worsteds also firm. Custom styles Of silks were
Also firm and wanted. Poult Dc soss In good
questpricss ranged from 81 81 31K, which higher
than last month by at least Is 80 cent Other silks.
particularly Of desirable and fashionable colors and
styles Arm aud wanted and 90 to 80 per cent
higher than two three months ago. Ribbons general
ly, doing we'll Tanetas higher. Velvet rib
bous duh and lower, while colored sustained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31

resident males between those ages TO Be entered
7 index lists, In alphabetical ORDER.
H. Notes ~ the age, occupAti0n, particular residence
(street and number Of honse), and any circumstance
tending 70 show person unit exempt, and II absent
the place where he Is, shall be carefully made after
each name.
H. The OF every person who has at any time
luneered the ward Of whatcver age ncsdng hose
feceased shall also be oct eo,fn. wilh note showing
Nhether he enlisted since jhls 2,lsa2 Or before
ri. One enrolling officer alal pot Al alone 10 tsAas
this enrolment.
" The names, Sc of persons wLcss boarding lods
J. r'accs changed or difficult 10 ind VIII be taken
down wherever found, and reported 10 the enrolling
o1cers ward 10 which they supposed belong
VI In questioning persons, especially domestics and
persons mperfecty understanding language great
should be taken 70 make understood that the
OF every man, present absent between eighteen and
forty-fve, who calls that his hJme, is required.
VII. Every ward roll is 10 be compared with, and
rscied by the old lists Ale and whom perfected two
fair duplicates 70 DO made certified and signed by tho
ave enrolling officers and edone in the sher's once
Of the county and the other At the Adutant Generals
oflcc at Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31
CITY CONNIE EcrAL r,EpouT.

sAfrRnAy, Auguat 30--2PM.
ttoun-IlIc market wss s,eady and witi,ou, further
Change OF importance The sales eubrsed about u 900
hhl-., closing AT The full isces OF yesterday
wiiHT was illfn for good Qualities, while oJmn,on
gtadcs were unchanged. The transactions embraced
Tscoc 10000 bushels part arrive including Wcser:,
red stf ~ Al 80; Milwaukee club al 81 70 81 u and
amber iowa ~ II 23as1I
Cor. wa 'cOy, with sa'cs II C5 r0J bushels at eie n
10 or Doi q primo sound SHIPPING lots or wcstsr,
mxei
Tor, we comparatively quei and prices unoloasrd
sa.es q 800 bile made ut 81 8Tls Oil ~ aud
r.ms !, 1854 $40.
vasy~ a. stu W. sales o. 900 bb'A. VI .ts.o1 ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31

Large Fire NJ Wrightsville, Pa.
CoLUMBsA, Pa, August 20, 1852.
great nre broke out in Wrightsvilo, York County,
Pa. last night. Large quantities Of Tobacco lumber
grain &C., were destroyed.
The losses Of A. & s. Small, Mr.. McConkey, and
Beedler and Gohn, very heavy The total loss will
reach about $76, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31

Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF LIBERTY HOOK AND
"A Ladder Company No ID held Saturday evening tho
follow ng reso lt~ns unanimously adopled:-
Whereas II has pleased the Almighty Ia his divine prov
dcnce 10 by oath much esteemed
friend and associate, Daniel Donor therefore,
Resolved, That the death OF Daniel Donovan the Fire
Department been Of faithful Efficient
GER the community OF Jed and e-.imahe citizen, ana
society ~ = true aud worthy friend
solved That the OF 1eeeREed friend,
Abe uooie ~ IS o. bis character the mpuls u IS
nature, he kIndlSsg And raokness his hs
deaTed hirn BY ties OF have
engraved his Aemory hearts in lines which he
lapse of time efxce.
Resolved, That tender sincere and heartfelt SYM
pathies the family OF deceased and while oudong
with them In the they have sustained would
unite suppicatons Him who IL too wise
they their loved in the realms Of bs
beyond the grave
Resolved That the members Of this company wear tho
usual badge OF mourning thirty days. and OF
these resolutions the family Of the de ascd
Resolved That this Company attend the funeral Of the
coased. Sunday, the 3ist Inst, from hh residence
No Madison street, At O'Clock
Resolved That the foregoing preamble and resolutions
RoBT GAMBLE Foreman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31

There seems to be much misconception as TO the
time fixed for putting into operation the stamp
duty on checks, &c. Some bankers are under the
impression that Monday, September /, is the day.
This is a mistake, as win be seen upon reference
to the act as finally passed. The closing legisla
ton on the bill provided that September be sub
stituted for July and August; but, as October
was the day designated in the stamp section, that
section, Of course, is in force as originally passed
It is therefore clear that the duty stamps goes
into effect October !, and not September l, as
some suppose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.

SATURDAY, August 30-6 P. M.
There is fair demand for money on call at
four per cent Some lenders are still calling in
their loans on the uncertainties of the military pc
sition. Certificates of indebtedness are offered at
9a1<; demand notes at l0s. Exchange is inactive,
and the general quotation l271l l2s. Gold fuc.
tuatcd all day between ll5N ll5A.
The stock market showed more strength yester-
day, in consequence Of the new face put on mill
tary matters by the published despatch from
General Pope. A very little good news would
make the market move vigorously. United States
skies advanced n per cent this morning, Treasury
notes u, Pecifs Mail II Central a, Erie n, Erie
Preferred n, Hudson ~ Reading 4, and TIE
Western shares generally about u per cent.
After the board there was further fractional ad-
vance In prices; but the business done was small.
The Sub Treasurer received to-day four and
hall millions Of large notes from Warrington.
The Hansa, for Europe. to-day took out $20l 900
In spccie the Glasgow, $3.50 ,Ooo-makinga total Of
>t84, 900.
The business Of the Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts 1915 $50 ~
-fof customs $4,000 10
raymcse........ ............'........ ososs5 ~
bnance IL UlOo0I ~
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway for the week ending August 81 were =
From passengers ....................... q geo 81
from ireiens.. Voo1 %
From malls and express. ........-.......... CAS- 50
bI& o04 Oh
Corresponding week In 1851 1878 OF
Increase ip 1862. 81 295 "a
The anthracite and bitumin0us coal brought down
on the Reading Railroad and schuylkill Canal this
week was as follows:-
Tons
Nsroad this week in $780, ................. IS 153
Railroad this week Ia 1861. "a oll
Railroad this week In 1892 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 69y4z
And one days bitulninous ard one days Harris
burg and Dauphin anthracite to arrive and add.
Tons
Canal this week In 1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 ol2
Canal this week In 1861 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3345
Canal this week in 1852 Observation-Disclosures. 32062