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SAVE THE RosZ LEAvEs-Rose leaves are extern
sively used in the manufacture Of blue pills, and
ars in great demand in preparing this valuable med
icine. The gardens Of our city and the county now
abound in roses, and We are sure that the ladies'
will see to it that the leaves are made to subserve
this purpose of utility. We know net that any of
the druggists in this city are calling for them, but
SURGEON j. j. Chisolm, Of the Medical Purveying
Department in Columbia, invokes the aid of the
ladies' in collecting supply, and We trust the ladies'
of Georgia will vie with their Palmetto sisters IN
responding 10 the call.-Augusta Constitutionalist.
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800 REWARD.
CAMP OF 2s7a RsG7. N. G. TIL
. miles below Washington, n. @.
April 18th. lak8.

mlte5 beI0W Wellington, No,
go a April 18th, 1885,,
ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL ,BE PAID FOR
the apprehension and delivery his remsnt Of private
CHARLES LEE. company c. ssih regiment n G. Troops,
who deserted The service Of the Confederate States OF
about the 25th February. 1863. 80
This reward is offered BY The pvatss aud non-eommis
stoned officers OF said company.
udonths from date. ISAAC 4. JlBRxTT. -
- 80 ...s"''S' Capt Co. 9. ssh \. O. g.
April u, 1855. ls-v4A .
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May 5, 1853.
RUNAWAY BOY.

u UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBE, 49,
Sth Of April, a bound boy by the n,n,a ON
AlMBLE, aged about Is years. The nubT Tue OF DIN
against hiring or harboring said boy. ''' are cauti
any Information relative to said boy will be ,,,,,.
A. J. Fl. LUTHERAN
Nav S, 1858. 0A@''au Co. ~
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Jean Paul says beautifully of children: The smallest
nearest Cod q The smallest planets are neaTsst the
sum-"
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GHoReaA BVvus3-Ne hire tefrrs ux Essr1a
aDpe of hene ana ~ueaer buranns from the M
oon Bas-on Fscatrr, x-i-S his sFrr-g MIC sxls-
tenrs and rs gr~sPP-1-r under the an-4a,Hs If esa,
enterssrsin. teBr~ ts~Ms-snl Mr. . Va Brunos-.
lie had machinery. rr1sris .nnts Eas.r lnFE+
aDezals except 81 hls ox1 znEentbsr- c1Gaosl,cs
witt, and nOs aAa clau.esea Esda aSs es1sa11zsaa
ns-n has srss bssqrr ..ss lesas a Sa1as. fR.srr
The oompsny hare Dow si1 aas@;aaiazs I'M srzrz..or
which turn cut fvG sA.ss 70 30 stE tszlsses -er
daF. TIE speeazs1s s9r rzSss sre ssreag asi
exce!lsn; IN ers,y respes slls,s polish seaes III
thai Is Necessary 10 s;saks iDesn ee4s kite IL u
through the asesicF u these small oessaElags mat
We are becoming free And Independent peu7le Is
well as BY our arms.
The Company are in need OF bones in large guam
tities--SaranhdA KepubiieaR
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IO9Y11H o. n II FEScCnkl
~ r. PERSONS CALLING On THE ABOVE
Ne ring his absence, rili be nutIfed Of bis re,u-
ieaTng their names with Dr. Perry, or BY addressing
thrnpeh In. 4'D# 0firs, Raleigh, y. C. Il
Kattlgh, March y, SEs l4-v$
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NEW GARDEN. RoARn1r,

NEW GARDEN BOARDING a.,
VyHE NEXT SRSSEON OF THIS s"HuadOol
i commerce. on Che 18th Of 5th month bbVHaO0l N
tlnue 20 weeks After the LIST of 9Th mon;l May ~
be under the care sud instruction of DR. v1, June
DENIAL. =: Prine|psl. vi.h,s competent sssE sS
washing 40f ssstnuistsd the folow;mar.a lng bail
barrel Of hour, or 80 pounds of bacon nr Session N
Of four weeks, or the price of either of ard
Confederate or N. G. money, at Super;p,erG Cse
pank notes. payable quarterly in advance 'sopis
Instruction will be. given in the c,n,ne.p
ss Of learning. in the Latin and Greek an1nsl
S SGafr Tuition $50 per session.
Greek languages will be charged 81 ner .he ias
81 -a- H" JONATHAN E. COX S s;is
New Garden, May S, 1898. ooperatadss,
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BLACKSMITH WANTFD%
WISH TO HIRE OR BUY A nno,
smlth-Wiil hire white man and f nrOi slcr
house. or will buy or hire slave. 'urnSa a. y
Also, wanted five good field hands for tboh.,
year. Address, with particulars, '''e 0aaned i,
W 9; J: cowLN
May 5, 1853, Aes'ofough l.,
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
Letter from tho Hon. Jos. Selar. n. @.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HIM AID.

WAsHNoroS, August 20, 1858.
Your Washington correspondent ii mistaken when he
swres that Mr. Ssgar who recently n washiugton,
declared openly that he should array himself with the
conservative opposition and that Mr. Chandler fmy COL
league from tide water virgnis) would do the same
thing.o
II made such = declaration certainly did mot cor.
recy deane my position for not appriscd what the
position of the conservative opposition w be u shs
merit Congress; and until shall be cannot say whether
shall be found In that political classification or not At
the last happened not to bs In the couservs.
tive opposition"
That opposon whether from the border Staten or Or
the democratic persuasion from tho free States voted
almost 10 . against Mr. Chases scheme OF finance.
voted for it most willingly, because regarded mot
ouly great financial measure, involving reform In tho
currency worth all the moaey expenditure Of the war,
but military sxpedens absolutely necessary 70 raiss
the mousysd means FOR ths prosecution Of the war and the
supprcssioa Of the rebellion voted unhestatingly FOR
Indemnity law, not without misrvings, Iconfess but
.'sraning point TO sustain those charged with the
hard task Of snppressns the rsoeionthey (shc con.
ssrvative oppositon) voting In solemn column against
IT, except Mr.. Casey, of Kentucky.
With singular unanimiiy the " conservative oppoei-
ton arrayed self against that capacious measure
Of patriotic aasonaly ship canal bill srgusd for
II In my humble wsy and with aI my heart voted for H.
nsI SoS m Ss sSS =
nqusivsnsss tho curious but In truth j % nos now
myself what shall do not do in the coming Congress
Events q startling import trauspre rapidly tkat
mortal being can foreece what . quarter Of twelve.
month may bring forth.
But this may say, that was reelected 70 Congress
az an cutspoksn Union man. without plsdge-for in
twenty-five years public service never gave pledge
and that shai do the best can, under The crcum.
stancesvhas shall surround mo- 70 put down The rebellion
and put up the unlon the constitution and ne supro
fsacy o. ths federal iAs. would not thersfors, BE-
accurate 70 assgn me any party position beyond thas Of
simpIe uushncked Union man And sucb briSevo 10 bo
the position ce my siftsd colleague and friend, Mr..
Chandler. JOS. SDGkR,
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Corn meal. Jersey ana Brandywine.. % ~
Wheas was in very good request to-day, mainly for
export, and there decidedly buoyancy in the
market Prices Of prime qualities were 10. 2c higher.
the days sales embraced 1876 500 bushels at 81 ~ 81 so
for white Western, q % 81 % for amber Western win:
TER 81 II u q for rcd Western winter 81 Is 81 u
for amber Iowa and Green Bay, s5c. 81 II for Mwau
kee club 7tc 81 Of for Chicago spring. and 81 % for
MILLER. Corn active to-day and about higher
The days sales reached 1856 900 bushels; tone 0rm sold
bushels &C. Il 7Os:s. 7ixc. mostly 7ic for sound
Western mixed oc 70Kc. for unsound do. and 73c.
75c. for western white and yellow Rye was quoted
was inactive and nominal Oats were selling freely at
advancing prices We now quote Canada at 49, sc;
Cou Was quiet day, but quoted steady, including
RIO prime q 2sc; good 20 e27Hc; fair 2oc 2ekc;
] ss. .;. M "a S.s g.: = Sss ss s %
COrso. was in limited demand. and heavy IN pros. 1t
M.a.n.-Insrs wss more produce odsring today ior
nrssh poss but Ct rates which unsaisfscsory %
70 y.spoo is ssss ss's: we're sppsd ss Ss: oss
IL. "a. Il. 7d n - 900 bushels grain BY sailing
visions per steamer Al sos lcs 10 Loadoo t6sss were
taken 900 bbls nour d. Cd 20 900 bushels grain q
g. y e for Se o.dss. sSn. e
tsrdsm 800 bbll -four q -. "a.
P.evno.;-rrk was sss.4y to-day, Win moas.ss
80 Is fcs prps Bef was quiet with sass q only $50
bbs q S1l as for extra and $40 - SlS 20 for plain
mess Lard vas hrmsr, having BEEN quoted up 70 oxc.
loko with sales Of 05b pkgs Cut meats were selling,
hsms. Bse0 inactive at &C. o. Butter rather
moro inquired for q 10c No. for STATE, and 1lo 1Sc
for onio Cheese was arm and in request a 50: It,
RSc1 was In moro demand, and 600 bags Khst India
wsrs sosd part q TO- !,lc With small lot Of Carona
a. s.,s ilc:: = sns s mssk:s sss c,osns sSoZsnsy .s
ported Of 210 hhds q Ne 12xe Tor Porto RICO,
and okc 11hc FOR Cuba; 40 boxes Havana - from
0Xc 13c and 10 900 bags Manila ss D. {.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
HIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC roe xnw yoHs-xD pAx
SUI NOON nsxe......... eve y
SUI snO.. b 1lom wA1.l. .morn 10 ~
Pers q new Ysra, Auguss 81. lsss.

CLEARED
Ship Great Western, Cunningham. Liverpco-C Mar
ship Prince Imperial trreneA, rssqui0n. Havrs-Boyd
IsEs sssndns Ril,ew v.auch. cad,.,rspesw 9ss.sss
z:ss.ss z:s @ ss:ss sss.ss fs. fs.s. s.
brs Tordenskjoad ter) Brsksad. oloucssser-Hslmsos
5ds d1l1ss shanburs. Bundsrssu. Plynsush-ru.sA.
Sns ressiess sBr). Powers, oonaivss-PJ whunAs.
Brig Anna Hsasns tBrem> Jansen. Port aa rias-cssar
ss. Dr. ts. IA s..ss 4 sssa NJ S..s SSs,ss
sns k.pess Ohm. a.%ss rs o.
Bns Dniissham, Harrington. salem-waish. Carver
sss G.: s bo:s a..sss ss.. ,r..
An sI:s ss::s Haven.
schr somsr.s. fceL AqEus.s-J Y nsvila.d
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Ss,s sssy % sS.os s ;o a Sosos Hessrcn n. q dana
VIA s.; s1S ase z 1.'.. ssa =
~ J:::.s.s : Ess: tss:-s Day. Win na'
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sa ss ss % s:s o. bound s w. oH sss
RsrE ors,sa cr.s Palermo jay rss.sd iSs Rcsk isA,
.s w .s'D ass eonsssngS e S.so ea5p M ''s ' "
Sari ksssssr vsiinxson Bsssa4ss, sAAys. wtA .saus
Ssrh os,si,s iD:al RsIsSurn scros.. II asys vsA -.
ssrl Nay ssssson xisn rew or,ssns % Ssy~ !. s.las
70 master lsh nst er KEY wes', saw schr wsssas
~ ~ 81 " ~ ! ssar:s.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

the theory for II subsequently, reoeded u the 20
cond board TO l27. Exchange dun at lao.
The Stock market was generally higher before
the call this morning, Michigan Southern old
selling at 1894. New York Central At 1s9H, and
Illinois Genital At 1857. Comparing the closing
prices Of the first board with those Of Saturday
afternoon, we have the following diasrences:--
New York Central advanced 4, Reading l, Erie u,
Rsie preferred u, Michigan Central Y, South
ern old 4, Galsna ~, Rock Island u, Toledo Y,
Hudson s, Pacific 2; while Southern guaranteed
and Illinois Central were without change. The
continuance Of Saturdays rise brought
cut fair amount Of stock, and sncourag-
ed sellers to put out ffesh Hines Of short
sales, which resulted in depressing the mar
ket from noon onwards. At the one p. n. call
Erie rsceded to l203<, and the general market
received check from which II did not recover at
the second board, at which we note . decline Of
9per,cent in New York Central, ~ in Erie, lI
in Erie preferred; NO change in Hudson or Read
ing and fall Of in Southern old, and TX In HI
nois Central. The movement Of Friday and eatur-
day in Quicksilver continued, prices varying from
70 at first board to as high as Is between boards,
and back to 7s at the second regular session. The
report Is that the litigation in which the company
is involved is either compromised or In fair way
for being so; and NO doubt any details belong
ing to the subject viii, in that case,
soon be made public. Like most stocks
whose price is dependent in part or wholly
ON the issue Of suit at law. it affords excellent
facilities for burning unwary fingers. Harlem has
sold from 167 to 1887, and back to lee. Canton
WAS more active, at prices varying from sSH
to 81, and was steady this afternoon. Delaware
and Hudson sold at l6lN. A let Of Canada Cop
per was taken at 2, and Bucks County was steady
at ~. Cumberland was in some demand at about
%. The full paid stock Of tho Illinois Central
road is selling ct l2s-twelve per cent below the
scrip stock, which pays NO larger dividend. At
the four p. n. call the market showed some
irregularity, with an improvement In New York
Central, Southern old, Illinois Central and Pitts
burg, and closed looking little frmer, at the fol-
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY. August aI-GP.

Money has worked easier to-day, and is steady
at 0 for most loans on demand. Tue bank state.
mcnt shows an increase Of million in loans over
tho average Of last week bnt one. Business paper
continues scarce, aud is the rate Of Discount on
first class names. Currency certificates are sss<
a 9s'..
Gold opened at l27 on the streets rise Of two
per ccnt--and cold up fo12sll@ q. the first board,
with moro active demand than Of late. IL 10
alleged 10 have been ovcrscll, and In that case
sbs purchases Of this morning would samsss vsss
The New York herald., 1863-09-01


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Gchr Cooper Snow. Pr0videuce x
Echr Sarah Maria, H0GG Providenco- css a
6chr Caroline O, YomerOy. Pr0vidonco
6chr Franklin, Anau, Pr0videnc8.
echr Sea Witch, Tyler Prov1denoe. M..
6chr Il Whue, Potter. rrovidenoa
echr , STRONG Eyer Pr0vt1anoe. tN tNE n
9cnr Washingtcn. Ferguson. Providouco. Htsa F'
scar 4onor Y1nkham, Proytdonc9
echr Bird. Hardy. Providenoss
scnr Martha Jane Martin, ProvideDee.
echr 1eV Hllxabeth. J0ue2 ProvideneA sna
scnr birds9n Hnl, kroyIdencs. r
ssSr sS so H:sois:; ssS SS:ne,s nfH ss:1 ss: isaAsa
sssssSSrr 49, i' s:sss.s ss:sosc nav Haven.
6chr Eve. Northun Usw Haven.
6chr eaunders. 6aund0rs. New Haven,
9chr Geo Hoffman, ChAmpltn New Haven.
echr Kossuth. Brnnscoui. New Haven.
echr LAngey. LAngley. Mvtta
echr Eta Bowman. Bridgeport for Wnshngon.
Echr NJ Hall Skidmore, Portland. c.
& s;ssmss Isnsss u s.nspessS orssswosd Sswtexvh
Fortress Nonroe. 70 q Quartermaster.
Steamer Drune. Foster. Balslmora
Steamer & stevens. Ravn0r. sBaiun0ro
Steamer FAnuie. Fentou. PhradelphAL
Steamer yalker. KaGers rhthdelphA
BELOW.
Bark Hsimdahl (Ncs) Norberg. from LimeSsk, Juv -
Ala. TIVE brigss unknown.
HAuxN ..s4..4 s.-.sts. Y
S0thships Resouse Mnnshaha and Bren srhavsn; lasD
Danish rrfncsss; brgs ssc Isbsla Thompson; saA $780,
Der Of schra -stt sE.sS
Wind Il sunsst 8. light
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
Murslsr - Man and Two Childrsn.
CrycrxSArr. Ausurt m 1nN2.

man named Hnke and his two children were mur-
dsrsd Evansville on Saturday by two men In Unoa
uniform, supposed 70 be disguised. Two other chdrsa
were at shs same time morsaly wounded. The nsuds en-
tersd Hirkss house for The purpose OF r5bbery. TIVE
soldiers have boon arrested on suspicion Of being Nc
rnurdersys. n
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
Another Habeas oorpus.

In the Superior Court, before Justice white yesterday
habeas corpus was moved for on behalf Of Jamss
Mcahon who, II allegsd restrained from hi liberty
BY Captain N. Hogan, Second New York Volunteers
Mclakon enlisted under the nams Of Smith, producing
consent signed BY Cathsrins Smith, who he caimed was
his mother and received bounty. II s claimed that
be II only sixteen years sge, and the of Thomas
McMahon who petitions the Court for his dschaxge.
A number Of persons were examined ana the boy was
discharged.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
Total sl7e 7ls els 80 Ooo o6S Ats osl 7sl oo5
OuTY COMmERCIAx RnpOnT.
MONDAY, August al-oP. II.

BlzApmunA-Ths -four market was more active 70
day. Tho export demand brsksr, particularly for
fesh ground extra State and round hoop extra Ohio,
prices Of which advanced shade Tns inquiry for trade
brands moderate. Tho reported receipts Of -four
fair having amounted 70 200 bbs since Of
Saturday. the days sales comprised II 900 bb State
and Western 1900 bbls Southern and 900 bbs Cams
dian. The demand for rye -four and meal less
animated, but there was important change IN price,
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Waiter Ryer, Eng. ~. Id2 W. 18th s., active.
Pat. Welsh. Eng -, 20 Chrystie ST., active
John ksvansgn. Eng. A.A1 ciarkson ST., active.
John undy, Eng ~ 404 Greenwsch st., active.
Peter casssdy, Eng -. rs Gresaw,oh as., aciiv&
Jas BambrIck H. ~, % King ST., active.
w. A. Antsn, II 20, u Grove st. active.
John Hands H. 40, 90 4th S., active
"; H. wishank, II q. q 22d st., exeu,pA
John A. Jinher, II. 40, q Christopher ST.. activos
c. A. wnaen, II. 10, % Leroy ST., active.
4. nunsou, H. Z l. 9, e. 2 hammond st., active.
john j. Hoss. @ l. s. J. Il III Downing ST., = scs,vs.
g. w. Bush II. 80, ca Greenwich ST., active.
". Allain. II. 50, : Morton st., active.
RSsosS Beck, r ~, 27s West iSss g.. sssivs.
George Henderson Eng a. $50 West 1Sth st.. active
Eng lS sa rv active ss.m.,
Albert King, Hose 20, As TIN av., active.
George l.. Pierce. Hose %, sSs Broadway, exempt.
Michael Gallagher, ing ls les west 2Ath g. assivs.
Hugh Gallagher. Eng. AZ, los West Gath ST.. active.
Barnard McCann, Eng. 4s, 1e3west oath ST., active
VIM. Shaw, H. and L. 2. le3 West 24th st., active
James jam Abbot h and iss West 91sh .. scsivH
Jacob Smith, II. & L. Q, le3 W. oath s., active.
Thos: W. Geomy, n. l., 2e3 W. oath o., active.
Geo. w. Kemp, D. Il. L. = .. 1s4 W. Soth *. sosivs.
Rich Van Houton, Hose 4. 90! W: 18th 1T. exempt.
Lyman N. Jones, Hose "A, a29 W. 10th 81, active.
Jno a. Pcmsroy, jr, Hose Il. Is Charles g. exempt
Nathan c. Patt Jr Hose 29 20 washiDgton 81 exempt
asss anss sr Hsss aos: s 1s lssa
Geo. BritieI, Rose H. ITO 2th st., exempt
4. J. Cumming, Hose II, 70 9sh st., active.
James Corwn, Hose -, b4l Greenwich st. exemn
h 9. Dixon, a. l. 9, 2o6 ". Houston. aOtive.
s. Rothchid, II. l.. 9, 2b2 Bleecker IT,, aotive.
2. Denton, H. 3 I; 0, I 22d g.. active.
=. g. Dixon, B. SLS' 2ss ". Houston. sctivs.
.%ss ssss:: n1 Il 20 wos:ssv sSs. ~
NJ. H. Menomey, Eng. a., 264 Mott g., active
4. 2: Miller, Hose ls. 6a NacdOugai ST., szs.ps.
y. Cleary, Eng. ~, 125 Mercer sL, active.
James Handy, Eng. 9, a2 Jones st, exempt
Gsas GS oas T ggh.n; 2Ss Eng fIy 1 4S sa.;s s ~
F. 8. Whiting, Hose Is, n 9Th st., exempt
oliver Iaksmsn, q; : = ., l2e Mercer q sctivel
s. wiiierson, Eng. II, SIS Front e. s1snps.
Ps.s, Pet n sim%sas, Eng is. II thompson e., ,acsivss
VIM. VIM Havana, | Ens. IL, II 4 n Thompson q, sstivs.
z: g, Bsnau, Ens g, ,lss Orchard g.: ss:ivs.
Jos. CfesgIe, Enf ls. i2o v: SIM q, exsnps.
5ss. as.. y; i s:1s iss u: ss2,s
r. Dcugherty, Eng. 80, active.
henry B. Csrpenter, Eng. so, active,
1narsH 1;%ss K;sfGsS Gssass . e. e. g. sss,ss assv.
"a. H. Slocam, Eng. 50, active
Frederick Bin. Ene. 90. active.
Michel O'Brien, Eng. 70, active.
Thos. Carroll, Eng. 50, active.
Barnard Riley, Eng. 50, active.
Thos. Jones, Eng. 50, active.
Pat. Gibney, Eng. so, active.
John Harmed, Eng. 80, exempt: tF
p. Hogan, Eng. 30, exempt.
9. @. Chapman, Eng. 80, exempt
John A. Conmery, Eng. "a, exempt.
Peter Welsh, Eng. ~, exempt.
Albert I. Lewis, Eng. ~, active.
L. D. Ormsby Eng. "a, active.
William H. Jones, Eng. "A, active.
Philip Canery, Eng. "a, exempt.
Daniel II. Goodwin, Eng. ~, active.
Chas. Chambers, Eng. "a, exempt
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
important Notice 70 riremen.

important Notice % Tiremen.
The following order has been issued By the committee
appointed by the Fire Department relative 70 tAs draft In
the Fourth Congressional district.
FrRexrS's HALt. August 81, 1868.
10 ALL DRAFTED FfRufxS IN TIE FOURTH CoHGR1suoaAI
DIsrRICT:-
All fremen hereby notified who have bean drafted
U the Fourth DISTRICT comprising the First, Second,
70 the following committee tuesday (hs) svenlng,
September 1853, at Firemens Hail, q hapast seven
O'Clock. By order,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
JOHN g. GILES,
JOHN uDUxuR,
4 H ZOPHHR UILo,
ALBERT J. uKLAT0UH.
PHn Evnnf, Secretary.
Due notice win Be given whom dremsn drafted in the
other districts shall report.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
The Riot Claauas.

The Supervisors committee ON adjusting claims grew
ing out sf damages occasicned during the Ats rots
conducting their investigations daily. and examine about
one hundred and twenty-five cases every week. No
claims bad either been granted or rejected up 20 yeetog.
day, but we are informed that large number Of cases
will be passed upon to-day and sent % tho Board Of So
peryisors for Anal adjustment
The New York herald., 1863-09-01


Peter Moneghan, 81 Prince street. (paid) So 900
Edward N. Haggcrty JOG Barclay street (pad).. $500
Nrs. Harriet Mason, A Grove per a. Draper 5000
Frederick Meyer "a Washington street. 1000
B. H. Eicks 2l7 Bleecker street ............ 1000
8. B. Hurburt Judah, No. Wall street 10000
George Armstrong, o. Pike street. .......... 5000
r. Bohde, 204 Fulton street. 1000
J. g. Holmes, Bedford Westchester county ..... 500
G. Buckbes Bedford. Westchester county. ....... 500
r. r. King, TIA Greenwich street. $500
O. L. Everett 167 Hester street.. ............. 1000
Chas. Howell. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
John McMenouy. ...................... 10000
Broadway Bank (pAd) 100000
Edward Martin, % Madison street .......... l2.0OO
Jas. r. Hartnett u Harrison street. Brooklyn. 5000
John n. EARLY 22l Elizabeth street ....... $4,000
Loriilard Fire Insurance Company .-......e 26,Q00
Peter Hymes, 2lSL Seventh avenue ........... 1000
A. P. smythe, 1S2 Fourth street (paid). d)...... 500
Total ......... .Sebl 800
The above Ii the aggregate o subscriptions 70 four