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9robernna ppn 2tttle Mpa.

ueber nte BeIgbung BON Qtttle Nod, Der
5auptItoet BON Nrfanlos, erf96rt man tebt
Nabege8. Der S6red mnb bte 8erutrrunQ.
tpe!&e bQs pISbltGe GrI@etuen Der 8unbss.
trIPpen 0Drt erre8te, paren 9ren;entus. Sins
Der unb Det6er far3ten In Ote StroBsn uub
0rnppen BON 8ar9ern, Die l1 an a(en @den
9sbtlost betten, i1ben dnB1lt1 zen 8umben
naG, bie absr ibre 6aupter GC9en unb ienIetts
Der S,apt tn Walpe 3erplabten. r1nterbelYen
faBen etntge Der Observation-Disclosures nod rukto
betm W6snbefen, bte @efatr nod nt2t 70 maze
Slaubenb. N6er pl6bIt9 tDarfen F@ bic 8Ran~
gers auf i9re Rferbe, teiB Derfclat Son un1ern
Rettern, bsren l6urrab bur9 BITE Stragen err
t6nte. Get6er unb 6incer fTo6en tsbt tn Dte
9anier, GenRer flOsen auf unb aus 6enIelbsn
pe9etea nns pttee EaI4enta9er entgeaen.
Gtne SGpabrun unlerer @apnQerte fhiy,nte
mad benz Ser. 81. Qtfsnal unb fam nod
9ernoe rect, bte Tebelen 3u btnDern, paIel6e
IN Die Saft gu 1prsn9en. @s 6efan6 1f6 cine
Some Ynlper In bemel6en unb cine MeaIle
Tlunittcn. 8tsle &ebeIen purben In benz
Wu8enbltd, no le lA auf tbre Bferbe werfen
'~polten, 9sfan8en 9enOmmsu. Die 6aubtben,
tre|fe tn unisre 9Gnbe Te(en, tpnren DOr6er
Dern1gslt tCoroen. Spbale un1ere @plOaten
pie StaOt betreten hatten, latdte Der WaDvr
FoI8enbsa 9rtsf an Sen. Dabtbfon:
WtanOrs Office, 2tttle Nud, 10. Sent.
A1 ben S6ercOmmanbauteu Der fIoeroien
Wrnee: Die @russ bis Sen. Wrtce Eat G6
3aridse3O8en uno bic gertbstbteuue Der @tabt
anfgs8sben. gstr FAD tsbt ma@tlOs unO btts
tsn SUD UNI @noos' Die @tabt IL 0ssen
wartt8 MUIR pO9 Trouea, &tupern uno NiGt-
egrnt0ttantem beifBt nnb pieGesGt siuioeu
2sau4sSatern Der cOnfSpirirten Strettfrafte
garf Id Gn9 um SGub fir Wer(onem uni
Ss9snteurn bitten ? SD Btu felt eiutqen Gaaer
SsH1sogl 9slpslen unb nu6er Staub, Gu6 ir
SS'l0n at beia9en. greebenR
G,nsrol 0o, s. .. Bertrand, MasUr.
strassasasn U aas(;Iasn lief @e@sn Al al,
sattOnen etntse mn(ererr IIDg ousr YroSo'
aus 9auitrn ber 8ortGbte ron 6 SEP tnarOf'
9siHOfsn, FAM nt&t eta ein3tssr tGERRsI
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Gmpfana Ser rufliid,em 0f6,iere.

&c 9Orf, 20. Sept. Die ru17laen
Sff3tsre, pal&e f4 9egenfpdrttg bier beffaoen,
iperoen ndGlten Donnegitog ie6r grosarttg
pon uaferer Stactbsb6rbe enpfan4en tperben,
Sin 00nt StaOtratb ernanntes @untte tptrb
Dem Nowiral auftpartsn unD tim bte SSH
fomin66eTdlaGe uberrei@sn uab Oafel6e pirb
oaha Guf Der Ruffsbr bon Dem Qomtra( unb
een anoern Sif5ieren b~e8lettet wctten, on
etrem Ynnft I'm O6ern She'll Der Gtabt lanben
uno oaun' oen 8~rOopDap binuuter3ieben, BE-.
8leitst BON Der 6on3en erlen Dtetiou ber
Staatsmtlti.-
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Seeueffes aus geerp CrIeans.

New gprf, 20. Sept. Der Dampfer
Sbertpn TT BON Seem SrIsans bier e!naes
trpfeu.
Der Oampfer @tice 8tpian, eth 8lofabes
BREEDER Der Nebelen, mar pUm Scr. ct. Dam
pfet De SOtc 8efapert pOrDen.
Na6 8ert6ten aus MObtle mar bort eth
dn0erer Niot am 4. b. aueeetromen. Oas
II. NIabarna 8egtment pur0e BON 0enera(
Maur9 t%eCroert, ben Nufrubr 31 unterprGden,
ptrtpet8erte ober Den Ge9prIam.
Die WIpbtler @abetten SetfuNten % bar
auf, wurOen obsr bon ben @et6ern In BITE
Slu@t 8eI&lagen. Dur9 frieolt6e WaEre~
9eli lfeLlte nton enbli6 Die tuneernben Wets
Ser 3ufrteben. Die NtOters erflGrtsn Silent
ltd, NaB fe bic gauge Gtabt nieperbrsnnsn
pHroen, trenn man ntbt (ofprt auf Nfittel
Efnne. t6re 2eioen 81 uilbern pprr benz Rriea
Elm @nbe 31 MAIDEN.
Die parOltgten 8tfsbur9er @efauasnen
letosn bte 8r6Bte NOtb tn 8uIge un3urstdenber
Rle8e uaO Nabrun8 - uno eytlGren offer,
baB tpera ma le nod einaial aertnae. BITE
gDaFen gu er9retfen, Ite tn Der erfen 56laH3
Iber9eben warben. Man glaubt, baB BON
ben $4,000 parpltrten @efangenen BON Bids
ntGt 5000 In etc Rst6en Der Re6eQsn=
Qrmee furctrt trerDen tSnnen.
Sob mar In 9lew Orleans auf 81 unb 40
psf. Yrdnlturn beruntereegangen.
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0nn @urnSinp,s N(rmre.

Cincinnati, %. Sept. WabrtAtsn
aug &nDpStQe pom lsBten DDnuerana |fnt
etugetrOfen. Sen, 8urnfOe Bette Isln Saupts
quarter baIelbf. 8on Sperattuaen Der gfes
bellen ge8en > Eennefse ypar ntats tpa6rSu.
nebmsn, Die unter Sen. SoneS bielten T6
ot@t an Der pir9tntlGen @rdu3e. Sin S6etl
DOn Gen. 8urntOe'S bertttener SO 1Ht mar
NIT etaer Expedition tn'S iaOWeali&eU iratntsn
beI@afti8t, S9n psIGsr fsbr pt&tt8e NeI ultnte
erpartet mnrhen.
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apaeHse&sai 3e 0t5rie5 au.

Gie NtfcnfrcunOi6aft. Gin vgelese,t-
ItGsr Correspondent" Der N2J. Ertbune, Der
OieTer Don 3ett gu 3stt, = man peiB taum
ob ernlabaft g~smeiute pOer iruniIAe NnDeutun=
gen per SOeen, NnIF9ten unb 061@!en Sen.
arD8 untttteilt, entptaelt beutte Die ttefen SEE
GOr8niTie, tpelGe tbu1, reGp. 6rn. Setuarb Dte
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der 9lelu 0crter fir
Die Sr1len .etnflDBen. nGtn gum ~btplomatt,
Iden Stub geb6ren0er 6err" 9ot Tim ae1a9t,
oaB yispe etpat0t Concentration, bic iebt
tattftnDe, eInen petnttcben GtnpruG In Tr1uf=
REID ma9sn un0 Der @a9e Der @0uf5Oertrtsn
beoeutenben SOrl9ub Ieiten tp1rbe. Deam bic
N~e9terun0en &n9Iau0s uno Trantret18 ,piG,ry
oen barons Die ueber3eu9un8 fa6pfen, baB
Die @pnfSoertrtsn baa ein3t9e 8oIf tn Wmertfa
isten, uelde8 NIT europa (O.6 mt tbnen, ben
Ne9terunaet) in @enetul1aft Der 0efununs
gen NAB Snterelifn lfebe unp fd9tg ftt, fs (Oie
@einnnugeu uno Sntereien Der BeGmd@te,
ge8eaitber NuB(anb) porfommenben Sails 3u
eegtGetot9ea." (gtg. M6ba.)
Nuf @0l. Guitar Eafel'g Gppf
baben bte Nsbelen eine 8elo9nnnG BON 800
al88sieBt. @ueriQas battem n6mlt6 cine
fletne Abt9eilung le;nes Ne0tments (bes 106.
S9iO) ltn3tn9elt uao nte~oergemeBelt, tuor0uF
absr eine anDere NbtGetlun0 beg NeetmentB
tbren 2ameracen at 6Elfe fam uno cine Cir
.3n6l Der 9ueriQa6 Gefan8en ua0rt. S6ega
3afel lief Die leBtersn ua6 Oalattn trauSs
Y~0rttren, NIT benz 8gfeble, teben bon i6nen
auf Der Stelle nie1er3ulAteBeu, penn CT bsg-
IaNen tpOlIte, bur43ubrenuea. Stun baben
aber ntebrere Der 0efan9enen ma9e @allattn
ga eutIprilgea 9eiUdt rtno tie tpurben pom Der
&8Cprte ~rttttelit Slei na0 Wulpcr tn bic Neis
Sen Der 3e0ten befSrbert un0 ole BITE ReteQen
bte8 eyfubrsn, ba6en tie tn i6rer @ut6 Die
o6!8e Selobntng bemjeut8en bsrIprg1en, Der
@UIonel 3afRl Iebenb Uber tgbt In t9re 6Gnbe
ltef'rt.
Die JFarren 1er9o8en g%tn3u3ufigeu, pb Ie
rte 8etCbnunB tn @reenbad8 poer In conf5=
Oerirteln Oapter au@Soblen tpp(len uub 70 tG
e8 ieI6l0erf1ublt6, oaB tie nur oa8 Bnpter>
GELD tbrer etgenen 8abrttattpm i0r ote 8eloG-
nang auwenCen pOleu pub D0ber Sat Sberf
Eafsl unt 10 trent8er etnen Weu9sImcro at
befir9ten.
Ge6e(len6eri6te.
O"%| ~ Y s , y : %J' StpAs Qu6 RQCS
lamentdrbuot 1T nit Nt4mpnper i3eituuqen
bier etn9elr0fea.
Ser @raminer scm Gamta9 brtnat SOL
genoes aus atlanta Son 25. @eptbr. 4.
Dte 8ert@te bon oben fuo wtoerIpre6enb.
gBtr ltnb 8enet8t 3u 9~laubsn, baB Der Getn0
= Chattanooga ~bsfellt9t. lnlere 2tnten Sc inbeu
F& 4 Wfeilen BON tenem 9lnb. 0e1ern bat
fetn @sfs6t i&att9efunDen. 9toiecran8 G6t6te
8eRern 3pet DarIamentdre, Die Soften be9raz
BEN limb BEN 8ertpunoeten @rlsi&termng 16afs
fen gu o&rfen. Bragg I9tus 8etbeS at.
Der @ro'niner bemertt feruer 9la6 3ret
%bsTpnperes 8erlutbsu, Chattanooga 31 neb-
men, fommt nns jest bic gfaGrtdt, 6aB Rh
Der Tttno NOD TN 8sFb tene8 8OIwerfs Be-,
fnbet nno isine Weste sf,lttge. @G9renb
lt@ Die SaGen tn 8enneIee Ser3Teern, tptrb
bte SltuattOn IN glcrbStretnien eine trttt1Ge.
Der Tetnb ritfet ftA au etne,n Nnsrtf auf
unIeEe Gtnten am Naptban unb c~pncentrtrt
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9lus Californian.

Gan Gran3tscU, %. Sept. Die ruff
fIAe DampfcUrDstte NOrt@ bon SacoDaot
~ftrnnDete am Samfa8 bt YOtnt Nese I'm
@Olf. Ote WfannlGatt rurbe eerettet. Die
Sapanelen bebaupteten, DAP bic euali16e6lutte
i'm 9afeu bon 9aSCrtna eel9laeen tpUrben lei.
Ser Dampfer Brother Spnatban aus
8rittib Columbia TT NIT $3.50, 900 tn 8aar
bter etn9elanfen.
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feline Streitfrafte BET @ulpsppsr. Gu9 brGn8t
er mad Ser &ilenbabn uno Dem SLUG Dor unb
idetnt cine S9la@t ptUOuctren gu neaen.
Spsncer 6tlrsg wnrDe Ieet.n Jysitag In
Camp See alS SplUn mno Oelsrteur ee69nat.
Mus @barlelio', IS, Sspt. NIVs rubta
heute 0Ormittaa.
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9~lnfunft BON sefamsemem aebeuem in gofbDiue.

MntItttt BON 9efan9erren gTebenen in N1aihoine.
Nafbptlle, %. Sept. 8abn,iae BON
psr Nrrnee brtnsen berpunpete unb a~efanoene
NebeOen bterber. 8is gum 9euti4em Eaae limb
et,pa 1900 StebsIen bier anaetommea, inter
tbnen Sterf 5. s. Scales pom 80. WiiRE
fppts9 ts9tment, MaiOr s. 6. Darts, II.
Genn., uno MaiOr SO. .. 6. 6leYb BON
Wfc9tatu'8 8rtsaee; nsbR S GapttGrs unb
Is 2ieutsnants. Inter ben Captains befrs
bet f4 6. .. SaYreS, @enieGef ton Dolf's
Corps.
ueber 5000 @ertpunbets finb felt O2tttfoOn
BIER angefowmen. Die Rtrden u10 6aueu,
bic bDr etnt9sn Wp6sn BON unIern Rranlen
uno Gerwunoeten ger6umt purGeu, FnD obers
mails 80 BENT elbeu 3wsde In NnIpru@ aenprtz
t1tege.
Cine teIe9rapbtIAe 0erbinounq Ii np6
nt@t NIT Chattanooga er6fnet wor6en. !9abls
retde @uerila8 l9tparmln unpeit Columbia
lumber.
Mator 6tb9ibbVn bonn IL. WiGiean &eot.
fam beute NbenD nit SO @ef nqeue8 bier an,
oarunter %tefanbfn ltA Elm @apitGu uno apei
2teuteuants BON 0beeler'S @tab. @r meIbet
OaB tn Der Tr0nt Nube berr1&e.
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3 ID OepeT6e.

Nep gOrt, 26. Sept., Na@m. Da8
britttE@e ginieni9tf Ntte, Ibmtrnl Mtlne an
SOrO, Dte brtttilAe DampFrsgatte Smmurtaz
lite an6 ba8 OepelGsn6oot Nimble, IUpte bic
iran8SFi@e 8regatts @uerteye tnb Bter einoes
lQnfen.
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Gremne @d1fffe.

New yprt, 29. Septbr. Gtn brtttl6es
Gtnteni@if, tpa9rI4etnlt@ Der gNile" BON
4@2altfar, elm brtttIAe8 6aupnen6pot, cine frona
56FIAe Tre8atte uu0 etne fran;Bf5ps Rrteass
ldalapPs fab iBnaItfrt. Sob 1T ouf 43
Uranium gs3te9eu.
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aGt1o8&s aert
@s.t@!e far 5cn Gs;tn1rre . eEesa.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
EGO AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD COMPANY.
NfNETTFNTU M ,fDEND

u
vfnIAht WI payA SemiAnuaa. Disidend Of Three
'~r s-n, ire" Of the government, ta, the 10th
holdefs 20 New York city viii he raid At The orce Of
I,wnn' lnsurancr Company by II. A. Oakley, Esq,
rr AEcMf ~ AbAnv anc TROY IT The New Yors State
ln Uucl, A. The Oneida bank. in syraru.. a. she
~ syrsc ~ az others ~ ihe Lake ontaro Bauk o,
bivBcnns rot called Tor within tnlry tsys rail- n,
&C 81 the ffeasNrcF only. Transfer hook rns, H., ~,
y "a The .Osa insl. Th. Bonds ~ Tits es,, i. . ~
isS and 1854 VIII c laid on pres.rtatloo al Co.
.BAnk, n. Y., pr a. the LAKE Untsro rank - Wv
eco, Feh. ls6t l. WRIGHT, Treasurer
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
nuNICIpAL ArFAIRs.

RIO REAL ESTATE OWNERS SEALED PROPOSALS.
viii b. fesisi Al this ohcs unul wsdnr.1ay. v. .brt.
arr IS l-t thr purrha3 Of real ~ rft8r
ton for the u Tue frc Department, iocsd 10
lows
One IL, between Fulion, barclay Greenwich and Cburs
streets fof the ~ VI Lngne Company No ~
fbn~ Lot Bseknian. pait1. ufosdsay ana VII
Lam sifset., sor ihe mr. 1t kassc Company 80. u
Lit between >orloik. hlvinnDu atom Tssrr aHd
Houston the ftnNss somr4uV ~.
one 1t ts.ween Hrasaw~y Faiiaa Be~ stnaa ans WI
Lam streets f9r The uee ~ Hose Company NJ, 20
fropo-als shU1d rottan diagram 0f fha fr1psrg "
fered, eiih dimsnNanA cay AMI chn ~ o. ing
neufe, N auv Pfpirfrufn Vii - gwen l4 va Hlt lnfN
Paynpn vii b. u,.ae - s'roisiag cicar saNasy
tlts
The rrht u fsserrsi . r. ect sny or AZ trafosas
MATHEW Y BRENNAs C0mpiralsr
err o. NTw loAk. herEhraNNr o. Flaavn
cnsrrnoti1as OFyicE, P.b W. lta
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
FURNITURE.

A ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD frR.
n Blture a. pfvae sAe-Potcrly of snly sasiug ne
eiv R1rewOoa pisnofore, 500 for $3.50 lnludlng
500 and 'oseri Drawug Room SUITS ei3p, one foI tf,
FtaEefes bookeae, Csnre 1Nsies Enr0sEnaree, Vases
.ocs. fagliags Arcles ol Yr, Brgnles. BgisL Eslsn
son Table, China Oas~. silver ware Burvaus Bed cads.
Mattresses bedding made o. er ior she sugnrlsel
llswes, Ts~ni, "a .,,.e, aesy :. "a sTeso.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

L'oR sALE-A VALUABLE COLLECTION or PAINT.
ingM-A Fnueinan mo, during stAy a several Years
Europ" made cohe-fon ~ painting or TIE purpoxs of
iorining fflvAts g-aey y oossIssr ~ grfrassed Ia
heaNh, 20 ahai1on - nf"btan. aud Vii sell n -
t.msn issirous o tormine aEAiery The eolsctsn
lSo lNntugs vs. rnde by who hAi opp0ranlfA
a. and forms, pernaps be eoueeion ~ iAlan
paintings n ths eoanry fcf iBfernsG0u srrly g. H. no
EER co, ~ CNr sfes.s -
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

L,URsIruRE wANrgD.-kNY LADY OR ogNrLE
man breaking w housekeeping. and wishing ta srli
furnaire. wil And custsrner by adtress
line ., B. tto Hudsoa sireeN counry cas atlepIej
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

CnAnLEa Lurl, Nd. PRoFEsaoR ~ oRsrEIucA
T, -1a oE~tsths surx.an act ~ - ths "iaiet Ffstsf
ona., 90 y t~esaltd ~ tghh4fhr U - N~t.i -
.ts~s of sufata snf ehAaFsn hts pFf-iq fna sts
bfpAfsay. Ssw Yofs
nR COOPER, u DrANE srngft fEgahk ~ TiiE
~ auiss~ ~ Ffysifianr Nn9 fffa#s - - feFt
- g,nsiisf d4ig Il BE pGts f4 e s nofnlnE 4ntH
~ the svsains
nE E.Lrff 4. fnoR OF rHE fRFsTE fRgAiitg.
~ A., O4tn 10 II r#stff f0f ~fsi n hfeaHHay
nR warAua RfNFFH ~ TIN pprsL cuLLE0L
~ ..9rwssas IafaF amor q 80 teHrs kNf
susnN. fr4rf 4rNi Ni4At, wfY.H
49,, ps4t - 80 tte Mfifafantan Haist
nR WAND agHnkR ~ fltE E0YAt cuLIsap oV
IL Nar#ssaf ~ ter WN tsat Il tNs Ffi aea&tm "
sStn1s iga. ts .e.aits ae. " = a.Al "a, CSC.
II faf tifsst benz taAa
nR eALfEa rosEEs. OHsnTRiC PHYsictlv
80 i.a. ass u fa n ssf.ss sssnss ~ csaai A'f...
f0fss snf s.i. ttH 4fnAfts
nR AhNRrWH tpNEDILY ctHE~ cAE,LBN
~ Hsrs maft ufss sflftrF~s 80 tt4fssf
ttFt - AHa nge titrss#N. GfHn&snhews
Dar4E T.ftet t.asissa,@
IADANg ErsrrLL Fgsstp gHYupfax cAN ~
vi u.aHaas - as4aI ls4 CaA4bsys sNsst ~ " %.
tsf sEa ta-4t -. ssba " fna4
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
[.nnAp nONps FoR sALE.


~ undef signe Il 1fusees o. th~ Duhtqee and sinr,
Ial.rsad onst ny w, rsve proposals up 10 The l.ta
Mar.h next fo4 the whole or any pAft Of three hum
% 4shu4 dollars 6tst tlDr-A2e syen lrr cent ts.ntx
| M Gatsi January !. ltS So rttsd 0n The rut dyf
tfe Dfuuuit an3 soaa CITY Railroad. consisting OF
| nHrad fsiles from Dur14ue " Cedar Fails Ths~a
~ tssnsd The pur;syse Df disehAfgnE the n0alDg
Ne eompsay. am wti 6e ~ only iadebteduess sud
! niofga tea upon une haudfed niles ~ railroad
" an 10 npersto3 TIE gruss rings Of u. road
we.e xg11ns2 ant the net earnings we're ef1f I7x.
.tan prospect OF q iarEciv Increasing business n
n rr lie seen that the net esrnia0s are rive uvn..
| " wf4 pa fne Interest," while the amount ~ bonds
4npd Is ohy irre h0nsand 80 lars per mile rad
- rYsf Ah5ut t1Vof0g It's believed that no bet
n rer ~ NJ y 0ifef'si IN te United g'at@~ No
b. received Tor less than Pa inent 10 b. made
"A gtatss r,easury noea legal tender hank n1tea
\ m NE gity Of New fos.. Tie. hpnas will " rtAdv
krery On ne 18th of Marrh BIDS 20 W. adires.ea 70
Ilsrs,ened. a.rs OF Jpln Lo-i - Bfoai street Nov
" whom fuffhrr inforfrauon can be obtained Per.
Ia granted ~ refer 70 Messre schuchardt Gebhard,
y 7r NasAn rect, View YORK.
1 - r. y. MASON.
=. JOHN LORD, iTrstees ;
6ARy 10. IsSx ~ \. STOUT,
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

CT Ea THE BEST QuALIrY or LocysT Nous
..lv tain Kgr and sogt Goat delivered 70 any par.
uf the cay Kt the Abuve prfce per
ALEX. DAVIS son, go ard az Pr, avenue
near tourrcnth street
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

CT NICHOLAS HOTEL. NEW YORK. rsBEUARY l.,
- Ga CaTd.-The undersigned hog leave inform
their friends and ibs travelling public generally that sy
have leased the 81 Nicholas Hotel for ycars
The house will be trhtied throughout The cellars viii b-
stocked the ehoses wines and liquors. By
W the comfort ~ their gusss n every particular hsr
hops render attractive hotel the 0nlscs
SrUTfS HAWK.
MARRY l. SPOTTS. SAMUEL HAWK
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
WATCHES, JEWELLERY. &C.

TTESTroS-rHE HIGHEST INTRINSIC PRICE
n paid IN cssh for Diamonds, set silver
Jcw~lry old Gold ami Silver IN preierrei atvAnos
above goods, BY JOsEPI SOLOMON, Diamond
Broker $40 Broadway oppos. the 81 S,chs.as u0tei.
Business strirtiy confidential
nrAwoNDs, OLD GOLD AND sTLyER-LADfrg or
gentlemen having I'D fsoa silver or Diatnnnds to
by going y LOUIS ASlc rs Broadway, und,r The New
YORK Hotel can sell better than at other place 10 h-
city He 10 pay the highest price twenty per
than any ot er person and pays uoae With.
Ing compelled 70 tase any other xouds 10 elchaugr
Remember, rs Broadway.
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TELEGR APHIG.
SATURDAY NIGHPs DISPATCHES j
IOHABLESTON NEWS TO 8lsF.
Operations Stopped by Heavy
Storm.
ALL QUIET ON THE POTOMAC.
The Capture of the two Gunboats.
TIE NEW S35,OOO,OOO LOAN.
LARGE FIRE IN DUNNVILLE,
CANADA.
ANOTHER ONE In CHICAGO,


NEW YORK, August ..
The banks Of the city have accepted Mr..
Chase's proposition 10 lend TO the Government
s35, ,0OO, 600 a per cent. interest and TO be paid
in the new five per cent. legal tender Treasury
notes, authorized by the great S95O,OO 900 loan
act Of last March. To their acceptance however
two conditions have been made which, it is be-
lieved, Mr.. Chase will scarcely accede to.
First-The banks wish the Treasury notes to
run one, two, and three years whereas it has
been deemed absolutely essential TO the financial
safety Of the issue, that one year be the ex-
treme limit.
Second-The banks stipulate that if they take
this first $4,000, 600 Of the Treasury notes, the
remaining S35. 600 which are hereafter TO be
issued, shall be negotiated through the banks if
they shall choose to take them.
Should the loan fail TO be negotiated, it is urged
that Mr.. Chase VIII be easily able TO replenish
the treasury during the next two months, by the
issue of certificates Of Indebtedness Of the 500
and if necessary a small amount Of ordinary
currency. An amount fully adequate, may by
these means be raised without any serious de-
rangement, if not with positive advantage to the
general financial interest Of the country.
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co OMMERCIAL.
ULRYRLAnn mARKKFs.

MORNING LEADEB OEIIUN,
SATURDAY EVENING, September 8, loo4-
FIcur-salestsO bbls red wheat double extra a
s62lf 800 bbls white wheat at $500: 900 bbls red al
same 200 bbls city ground red ats5sO; 5Obbs eity
ground white at 1928 There is little fresh ground
-four coming in, and the market for good grades oi
such is firm.
Whent-Sales 1000 and LOCO bush free on board
at sIc6 car frcm stone ct sI.O5; and car Indi-
ana white at 81 p.
COFn-Firm at sc on track.
Oais-Firm with sale car at 5O1kc.
Bnriey-Not Quotable. No demand.
Rye-Nominal at 7Oa72o.
Highwines-Quiet Sales at 47o.
Butter-Harket quiet. Sales at l6c for Western
Reserve and Is9I4 for Central. Very little of the
latter is selling.
Cheese-seIling a. s1E9lee for good to choice.
EeEs-Quiet at IIo.
Seeds Timothy is in good enquiry at q, a2,5O92,75.
sales this afternoon IS bush at the outside figure.
AppIes-Dried apples are quiet at 51kc Good va
rieties Of green apples are selling at 81 So per bb
POiafOeE-In light receipt supply and selling st
zoe.
Oil-Carbon firm at CSC.
Iime-Water Lime, ,ye'y little in market. Selling
in lots at $50 and in small way at sl,5O.
saIt-sers at s2,2O for fine ard s2,25 for coarse
and ground solar.
Reeeipss-5,sO0 bush wheat, $50 bush corn
800 bush oats, and car bar'ey.
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ER01I WAsHINGToN.

WAsHTNGTOH, August o.
The President has ordered that the Executive
Order, dated November 21st 1852, prohibiting
the expectation IRON the United states Of arms,
ammunition or munitions OF war, under which
the Commandants OF the Departments were, BY
order OF the Secretary Of War, dated May l2ths
1868, directed 10 prphht the purchase and sale
for expectation Of all horses and mules Within
their respective commands, and 10 take and ap-
prOpriate to the use Of the United States any
horses, mules and live stock designated for ex-
portation to be so for modified that any arms
heretofore imported into the United States may
be re-exported to the place Of original shipments
and that any live stock raised in any State or
Territory, bounded by the Pacific Ocean, may be
ezported from any such State or Territory.
Instructions have been issued requiring that
men chsrged with desertiOn, who belong TO reg
iments whose terms have expired, II not able to
clear themselves of the charge, shall be COM
peIled to serve out the remainder Of the term.
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ACCIDENT ON THE TOLEDO RAILROAD
We learn from Mr.. f. J. Abbott that while
the express train was moving at the rate of
forty miles an hour on Friday evening, four
miles this side Of Toledo, it ran into Ger
man and threw him of the track some If
teen feet, killing him almost instantly. He
was engaged in driving some geese across
the track for the purpose Of getting out of
the way Of the coming train. When the
trsin was about twenty-five feet from him,
be ran across the track to drive two geese out
Of the way, and was struck as above describ-
ed. He left wife and four little children.
A collection of some sixty dollars was taken
up BY the passengers for the widow.
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ST. LOUIS, septemoer6- o.
Five gentlemen, composing the Relief Com
r1ittes for Lawrence, Kansas. make the state
ment that the dispatch recently sent rom Kan
sas CITY to the Associated Press, saying that
large amount Of goods, money and number Of
horses taken by Quantrell, had been recovered
and returned, is false. OF the horses stolen
from Lawrence, only three have been returned
and the value Of the merchandise recovered VIII
not exceed one hundred dollars.
The Republicans Memphis special says
The steamer Progress, from white hiveT'
brings news that General Dagldsons With cavalry
artillery, and the advance of Steele's army, on
the 2sfh ult drove the enelny, 1000 strong
across Bayou Meteor Bridge, killing and wound
ing about one hundred, and captured two hum
dred Our loss was thirty
The rebels burned the bridge after crossing.
steele was at Dugsl's Bluff on the 3lst.
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THE Police ExCURsIoE.-The Excursion
on the Morning Star, on Tuesday, promises
to be very pleasant one. The boat will not
be over crowded, owing to the tickets being
put at 81 instead Of fifty cents as has been
customary. Those therefore who go may de-
pend on having comfortable quarters. Ls-
lands band will be on board, and the music
a part Of the entertainment viii be amply
cared for. The Police certainly deserve the
compliment Of the Excursion for their at
tsntiOn to their duties, and Captain Pierce
has done generous thing in profforing the
use Of his boat. We trust that the Police
Uniform Fund will net handsome increase
from the excursion.