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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch

CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- inz Ut Queenstown Cork ulTooIllhe well Known
,iealners of tie Liverpool New ORR and Philadelphia steam
ship Company are nfouded 10 sail as lo9ws: -
CRY Or hVASuiN Avg ~
CITY OF saturday, sept D
CITY Or 'Fituu@y' srh- lS
And eyrry succeeding SATURDAY, st noon, Eo1 lisf ~
North River.
RATS PAssAGH.
PAYABLE IN gold. or lts eqLynleLt in currency; -. -.
FIRST CABIN. S51 ~ STnERtGr ...."...en ~
Fir f 20 Loudou.. IS % 5,.c-se 20 Lond1n... - 70
Fir ahin 20 Paris. 35 O0 sic-rAge 90 Psrs.. 40 -
tif .rn 90 Hamburg 90 VI -ieefsge TO EsnbCIs 81 ~
Tes.euser as ossrdcl 60 Hays, Bre.Den Loise d-n1
Artwerp lc al equally low rates. - -.
Fr-es from iye9 ooi Cuesnown: lst Cabin ~? 50
h., sterf.-e as Those who N,sa send ior tssis
friends can buy n ke's here a. thre rHes
koF farther information apply II 'fe Co0rsny' oaces
JOHN u. DALE, agent, ho.i5 Broadway - I.
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NEW-YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY

y IN y OhlA, hAls''-sl az a. -
~ "a .NOAD-IE-ls vi. ie-Fe iis- DepS.' sIti. -
Inv l8.sg a. M. .topy.r. v al-s0. dse " hi.s
Ps ns Bedford Csoton F.s, al stations IN TO A'-nys
coune.ns wsh CeLtr- .ai Ao..eH N-IOsd ior aarosss
sn4 :. Iout. -orh ALA ~es, icf Cso',n -, o.lS IL
.nd p u The :. gs.r vi Inr S~ti.,,s 'nly is-
tuning leaves CFoson is s.Je q . Q! Molcng- Foi
" lie Pains gl5 lud - q -, I'D add 3 m s,d
81. . n. ilon Acs- Dsfc., 30. N.'1asor-te--s p
" hl. Pairs ini NL.ushrle- trans te 81 oil si''ions-
Fcg Doyrs lias y - stopping a. ac f.~is az 'sA-
OIL. uc..A DgvcT .c-rll. Save Als4g 10 ~ "a u
on .rsai q Northern and ~ Ncstcn ls si'fVSs al ~
.sious rom ChaiLaug 10 l.ctoa rA,, sso - Lr-.ois
Mhi. Plains a.. " ia.as5 20. roFef P-l's, sf9
.topps a. a. sioas norh 81 esd h.ie fain. tsoioa
Fli. = Z r.. Waite aiur t.i} SD a ~. i - .
., Ni.iansoudee. J.S ana sts = ~. tfo'on Ia .,
" Ae f-ius and Hn.i.IsludSc tfans stops ~ 's.i'is
sunday Excrs.1A IT,. . Hal fie fo Cotton ss 40
r stopping o. =. stations eKceTt fefkrAe tot " ais-
bfls- y.l5 Il - O. ~, 49, All Tqf n lie / alisf
"a ii.l4sbrlse -lf " Lite P-iLs s!tns ..op AZ 81
.ti,u, Re.nru. leave " lite Plains .ins VA iins-
b-l-s e.! l0.5 Ia. l-p, $50, .r an H. stoppins
:. al sALons CrotoE fl sepsi-s - 81 'issols
north =! gu4 II Wi.lArls sIrlss-.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
YOUTH BIhGEN, \. j.. tru mics nom thc
Ocean Gleamer5.
DOR NEW-OILEANs-DWECT.

t'OR NEW EW-OlLEANS-DiKECT.
, PA SAGE ~"
The mud hr.t 'isa ~. :. Sian ~, ,anlhip
GEORGE CROMWELL
Cart. JNo. A. Poer,
WIN leave Pier NO. . y H., on SATURDAY, August 81
Of ~.
80 c eht received Bill of Lndns sissed afcr Fily
fcr heisht or passsse apply to H. h. CROMWELL Co.,
,,o. ~ Wet stree
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CusroM. .HousE, Ngw.YoRK, }
CoLLgcroR's OFFICE, 2Gth August, 1863.


4 white old
EY.cohs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN
Il EXCHANGE BANKING CORRELATION,
LIMITED.


I.,aAhed under the -ues' &c. 1862 with limited "a
biliy. AUTHosI1TD CAI.4t-. ONE MILLIoN ST1EL i'so
Already Issued i5pll Slnres Of 80 each
DIRECTORS.
CHAIRMAN UARny GroEsI ticzr0v Esc., c. airrnan o..
tie Ore n.sl Bans CoTPora.icn, London
DEPUTl CHAIRMAN IL LonGaH RoraAT GiiLrsFIE. Jun.
csq.. ci the firm of Cilcsllcs AorlJ Co, London.
OEPtTL CHAIRMAN y Liverpool. Ns'd lNteeale
esq Of the F.rln q 7. J.. Li.-lse Co.. Liverpool
W.lua janes s-r:e esq. o. tie fi1m OF Eesle bsoih
john Gbiesis esq. of u, Fir-n of Cc,rs Watt Co..
Of Sidaey Director %. tie Union Bank %. London, Londoa
Wu. 81. Ne-i esq. Of the IUm @. Ncis brothefs a Co..
jon r,ldeI. esq V. P, Harcies.e-.
Tao. Ress esl. Of lie FE.n o. Woodward, Rees Co.
W. Kcraie esq. o. the Firm Of cayan Lub5o,s Co,
Sstoel st esq. Of the late Fir of s.u Brchen Co.
Nys rQeol Load3a; Aara-es John ss-AheE' esq LIVER
~ - NEw YORK.
Wr- Wood esq. Ni seg. John cdop. ESQ ls't AnsT
J.N Cross. CSC. Pad A'.'iali MANAGE.
Commercial as'A,., y or = How o. A'siANai+
BANhLRs.
Lo,aou TIE Uuion ssrs Of London
Liverpool The bank Of Eurlaii i.
E,Eclestsr: TIE ht-k o. rullrt
Ir.-t nd China. lie O-t-t'al J. nk Cooperation.
Nes logk 4le b1lk oi Noft. Ainrf.c-
SOLICITORS.
Icuton hcssrs Col.cua -4aA
Liverpool hcssrs Fletcbor q hun.
New iOTk MeSsls ! ostef - 4-olaIon-
Tbo B.i'h and Awerosu EI,l larro B.kn, Copo s,ion.
Emitted has 5s-ncc 'iars % 81 NrS'rre New OK -
prepared ss ld 5lv ..eI hs Of nc age and q is
Coiaercsl md Iascsrs Credits avs able IN a. pt.
tie world Cols1 10. NTt-ts -sacd fos IL LIE tusi
ln1e Ch-a 4nd u.tTs4a vii g. upon tie Orsn's Bank
WILLIAM WOOD, Manager.
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finanriai.
Housnonic Rsiloed Company, Treasurer's Office,

Bridgeport Conn, Aug %. 1907
DIVIDEND No. 1.-THE Board of Direc-
tors this Road have this day declared Dividend Of
-FOUR DOLLARS per share free nom Government taxi on
the PRkFERNED CAPITAL STOCK, pay able on tie 1th
prc1no su-l Stockholders shall appear by the Transfer
Book ohe Company have been the owners Of said STOCK
or tie 3lst dsy oi August Is61
The Dividend or stock on the Newyork books payable a.
Aessrs. KhrCHCN SON Co.'S, No 20 Exchange place On
Boston Books NJ, s,Ts Z. IHAYER & BROS, nnd on
Bridgeport Books At ;lis Office.
The fsnsT 8ooks viii closed from the 3lst ins 70 me
9Th proIitno, both day iucius've. - u
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ST0CKs, BONDS, ana GOVERNMENT
TfgAsusEKs OFFICE hLsASr. Aug. l< 1903
T'HE fEW-YORK CENTRAL HAlLhOAD

n COMPANY.
SFALED PROPOSALS ,si he .nceivet ~ this CouItDy
pDti O'Clock In the Afternoon q TIE i0.h dy of okfIzN
BIZ; uer Tor he Pucis.e u 10 Conpo1 Bonds l0f SP
sleh 70 The tflDugt NJ orr MILLION or DOLLARS 40
meet IN part TIE deb Of Three Millions Of Dol.r which val
become the 9TH day Of JuHs ne4 bearing interest st
The ste Of SIX Ptit CL II pr snnym psyhb.e ssn Anns
siy he City OF fswN OK he lah day Jre and
tls Jts dy Of December n clrt yesf and tho principal pay
sbe on u 18Th day O! D~ccrber ga me yer 1877.
Proposols !ndOIed Pro p0sail ior Six Per Cent Bondf
spsy be l3rcsed 10 The er .ud - ts oAce or 81 ne
Ernb Of Conrerce n Esvl Slt may be for any amount
les than eS.Oy1
The Digeetor reserve ah 70 reject any proposal and
co.d iOnai lid 'yiA be received
oepo.. 81 ye per cent ito amount must accompany
ssch DrOgoaL Tie OF ced bds ii ccpcst 20 De-
returned whou, delay snd Ia the II accepioc bid M
tsrsst Wi be allowed thereon tue rate Of 1 per cent per
s1n0n Ron TIE Jth Day oi oeyrLbef until tue ~ oay e."
N,ob'i nett whsn Tie Bonds viii be ready for delivery on
payment Of the balance of ninety ave pr cent In c,e o.
fsufs 70 Iy uch balance e a ost o bic pe eent ~" pe
sbso' of'!'sd 70 the Company The nfd tcapon al
b. TO- ne anol 4 ueles (9I ~ 20 ncCfue NON The is
day Of OoiageT 70 lie Iytl do Of DoccmDer neIt
dasing l.-d oi two cent per on tho uuolnt o
The lCs VIII bs flfd o IT, re1Uc ION 10 providing fnn
for its payment n rch ueer sd such equation
ths Directors may h1Il time 10 tine ADOPT.
JOI, g. l. IhUYs. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Sales bn auriicn.

4 n BrssN .ucfi1rccf.
DY BANGS, MEK~lN ~ 90, Irving Build
I'D a.. Ne 3', and - iasisly s-is' = hoot, So
WEDNESDAY and Iiu i.sDAf - tAIACs' spa . 1As ,
PRIVATE LIBRARY = Easi.s .nI American BOOKS,
comprising sfs.s vu,ry o. y.usle Standard Hof.. AZ
oaocc &socEutous Lsgssle. il 4eius hnely .e. .i'd
oos. &c. Aiso ,hsos BOOACAsEs. ko.e~oo4. hAsot.sy
and Oak
EXECUTORS SALE of COAL LAND
u valuable ,rso, o. coal L1SD cot'iaing sbou, 80
serrs 'iiHsis IN iy'h Te"a'lP sehg,ii ,gsn,y u
Known tho CsAofia- tsrse. 'fai BONDED ~ 10 Va
Icy Feruac. Lands md th. . d Cresr L-nss
On tho si. .Ao.sHs .ni otsr 70 NJ. ,fsc' ,'- .~T
-rtl as eiss. oofe. wh.-L aiHo annually ilot1 y ' 10
80 h.. s.n .h.aes 10 Two os ,hfee plss.. snd The
v,las of coal rfoveu 90 tie .Alna Tho 'o t. Isflec
for fl-thcr rartculars sd efa s3sa TIC uaserrgped
10 - " ''''' -''' ''' nryEy D rooEr. q
Tretuior, % ,b, e.'.;, - JaaH Metals. d.s,.s1
Coma % sni fid street. Z
W''Hlror,s. u g.. = 49, !, 80
DUBLIC SAILS of CONDEMSLL AMI
stIsuif ftt~ fi. fofra rrsf fhe nt.crTsiefy
% n. ,iy. ihs al q s7f tts WIpNL,p DAYS u til 2
T. "blR - ssiag ~ o.. 't "a - t'y'ei - iaa-iA
ss.o. r1a.fns-ro u D. oe.s 81 salh ~ "a 70
eoi-sd fa - = -ay - ,le l-'-hei o. ---a 49, D.
TsrH, o.sh r. Go,eraiaeu, 'sra..
O. d. IOEtAiHa 'sf' = n ~ : a.
p.,irt n LelDtfr. A,-ro,trs
Il s. MAEsHALr SALLY BLRDLII
jobs co.
D. ,.rtu~ q VIZ = ieatiei iIfels' o. o. ifsc''l
ni as,efed wl1 s-n - Fa1- Acton. 10 &C. r tfy o
FIrIE NiFf. E o. '..t N.r I.'.H rinIrf
bro. iiyn ihs CARGO offlulE srtiNEE CtA DL
iss. sllls
DHs GppNS
oROCf RtFs.
EAkbWArf.
Army BOOTS ~ sH9Es
bADE IllAf Al.
TAIlN o.
ao1A Ash.
Lg o.. 80 vrnl .N-f ic
d. Ni lItN. O. Ha4lai
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
. ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-nCREASED


IA ACOOMHODAIlON.-L"aVo yair"ssat -re 'oo- q
lh L. Il .. "a iOT tsresut sop g u al a.slss
.ud 81 D. a. or Jalulicl Mime H. -ssa ana al Sis1'ns
.as, ~ G.eenoof Fof ip q. O. 80 nd y u l9s
vo..s. d = m II n. 40 sn4 $50 ioF l4a.es
.d Len - .ea. a., II . 49, go :" a : -
sulr .s.01 Tr.'r - 81. oin 5i.ifi 'teitl
Il .lossI 10 lapllnA. ra.es, -etnf4a.,
..,r. l.rui.k u - r. JSille lcco-od-.i"a Lam
r1ts LAM 81 ar J TAi!ty..u..E -, o. 3.,i ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
DREXEL. WINTHkOP &. Co.,

4 (hEAEl, " IN bhNE o. 70,
BAShEnS AND pEALr..S iN u. :. COY ERs,fit-NI
SECURITIES Gf a ID iI.rl Ri .4GNs.
MATJRING CIkllFll AIS Ot INDEBTEDNESS
coll ID .ouy. Tie Goa received ioE Interest reato1
u accounted .0I st 'le fna-kct --.-e
sreCk tsI EgED- h1i. Do a..i sold on cosnu..s.on
GOLD FOR DUTIES a. canent Tlies.
H..t.-l.... tfLLl-t LlO,1 .-4ie a.. points ~ lie
rui.el -.l e.. s.a trl.A..
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& Co.,
nANLLEs ~ - WALI-ST.

NERMlLYE & Co.,
BANkERS, No ii WALL-ST.
VIII continue 90 fsrui.h
US. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS
~ lors a. s.. Gci 10y Government pas ,nd interest
CHECKS On CITY BANKS received - payment
INTEREST On BONDS 90 comue1e. 0. day 81 Gr-9sA
CONSTANTLY 0N HAND !or SALE al .es t.,ei
US Per Cent Coupon r0aGs Of l3Gl.
u. s. CERTIFICATES OK INDEBTEDNESS Interest
vsya5le IN GoIo
Is CERTIFICATES Or INDEBTEDNESS interes.
psysble In CURRENCY.
sEyENIHIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
C. -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Nl.rAa.. Aaa a' '.4lA a tl-fohD SpffAHl.
rtRt.lnur's Ogslrr C-lctoo. Ju.y p, 1873
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ttat a. a

IN Arafic .e c bilsCty!s Lc- .ls ~A5 i1- ls!
low ~ P..oll,iou Has ador--d' - - ...,..
I>sa.f-. Ait isi-lI o. 4fl.i>l.----sD i 4fLE
PFE rNI Ge.s C5ov.-laa.t ga1l 'hc p-se-le sccs
snd DlN IytND o. ~ D-AND-f-HALf PER CL@i tfee
Ct Corernlcn. az, oa Ac csn'aa st,c. o. i' to4I ny
s. PAD 10 tts reri.i~1s Lol4cr- o BE Con. -.a
snef krgl- 70. b. th@ Ooe Of Aesss o. . Robbins son.
TO = ~ 4iaIl. -, NlH- o-s. -
NJ traor boob. vii be- closed Angus. j.. ard re-
OF q on a ll 70 4f "a f-s lsieell WI b. isf ~ =
oniv - the o o' fer 'fc' i Lc United ss,et 4fusi
Company. Ne. y o~E. a. a rfst -A.
JOsrFL Fh CE, Treasure aid Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 49, 1868.

GALWAY LINE ~.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRlAIlC, 2eo horse power, tgV iuns.
HiBERNlA, noe horse power, 3 90 tups
COLUMBIA, LOO horse power, 2, 100 tunA
ANULiA ,oDo horse power, 5000 tuDs.
The magnificent steamship
HiBERNIA
Captain LEFlCH,
win ,sil from BOSTON for GALWAY on TUESDAY
September to ts followed by the ADRIATIC, TON New
York. Sept "a
Rates Of passage payable In scd lis equivalent in cur
reDcy:
First Cshin.. aud $50
Intermediate. ..........'.'.'.......-'. ~
S;eersge. ;..'.';.. ~
Uavre Bremen Rotterdam Antwerp Sc. az lowest rates.
Fares Liverpool Galway 10 Sew IoEk and Boston
t25 = 50, t7J, 50 and : 100.
For passage spPlyi to eg.,rp ~ oapro.,,
For freight and other inio Inst.on, s2Qly 20 -
LAWRENCE. Oils K CO.. IL South William st.
L'OR ST. DOMINGO CITY,
L. Via Bermuda, St. Thomas 81. Johns, ani hsyssueE
Porto Rico.
WEST rrDiA CoMPANYs LINE.
Carrying tho United ssa.es Mail. $50
The frclass irou British steamship TUBAL CAIN, Albert
Foster commander will sail for the above ports ON SAL
URDAY sept: H. at o'clock p IN, returning oy the same
route. a., <,, T., a., u...
Tf ship was britt at Paisley on the Clyde, IN The moS'
thorough manner IN water light iron soc,ioIs and has elegant
stateToom recommendation - eoo
CaHia passage TO q. Domino Cty.:......'".fo
Cabin passage 10 ~. John's and Niyaguez'... ~
Cabin passage to =, Thomas as........''....'. 20
Cabin passage to BE. Buda... ~
Steeras, uesssge 20 ST. Douinso Chy......''''
No berth seciTei until paid foE.
For freight passage apply = the .. .o,,o,,-
AMEKICAANEsI IEDIA CoMPhET
10. Finest
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

NWuCAGO AND ALTON SINKING FUND
~ FIRST MORlGAGE BOEDS-EOice il hereby given
shat We have ,ls doy dedgnsed by lot tneen Bonds
bered "a looes. z7 ~, 80, %k5 49, 4s5 o. 7 z88
90 So 5el $50 AID zg for 1empton a tie office o. ~
ConTa ~ No 50 Exchange place, New YORK where they
be paid PAL and interest pIesenison before November
Ise3, slLsf winch time interest VII coatr
sAAliEL !. TlLDEN, r,,...,
H. H. MIEN s'NH''f
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Ca.AsVaIE's o.ieE

No ps Wallet. =. Y, Aug e. il,A
V'O I'LL sTOCKLOLDEHs.-A tArd in
9 .ra,.a+ o. .rF rFE CAT Lerety called n te
New -toct r,rs o. ie rIe.sufcr cr before sLPIhi
sfs,TL ES0N, Trcasu1er.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
II. DRAPER, Aueioneer.
LY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. SO Pine

". DRAPER, Auchoneer
LY SIMEON DRAPER, Obice No. 80 flne-
I'D st-on rtEsDAY sept lS ., III o'clock at the her'
chants p,ci sufe Nos. 70 and ls Excl anse place.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE sIOChS-By or
der Ham - Dodge executor oi e osse oi Arson
o. Phops the following valuable Stocks, viz.
l. shares Delaware LseALwsnna aud Western Railroad
81 shaies Cay va sD6 iue Rr-cad Company, $50
eooh-l 20 the Delaware Ltcka INA and western
Railroad Company.
1872 shares Warren Railroad Company, $50 eaoh-essed to
the DeawaIe, Lsekawanus and Western Rairosd Com
pahy. mt,
7s,Aares Great Western Railroad Company Of Illinois,
{ 100 each.
70 shares Bs7k Of tie State Of Ncys.yoIt, 500 each.
Tosethor with suuify -ads &c AC particulars Of which
viii be IN the catalogue of the sale
ryHE INTEREST due Sept. !, on the Mort
a gare soud- Of tNc CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH
RAILkOAp COMpANY also lie PRINCIPAL and inieres, OF
the River Line cr'hcncs, sef l9 WI be PAID a. Le
' H. C. KINGSLEY.
No Iue-est vii be pa;l tic River Line CeTfsae' ae
Maturity.
Z AND WARRANTS PURCHASED and FOR
AsAIE
L. S. REVENUE STAMPS so1 q, discount Of TO y per
cent 1. o. WOOpMAN No. IS Pine st.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
vOR ORIENT, GREENPORI, sJUIhOLD,
Ny BOAT FOR ALBANY.


~ Steamer sRIE SlA leaves on MONDAY, WEDEEs-
DAY FRIDAY from foot of haTson-s', al oclcef,
lana.ng Jla.st.. maAlns me Lledl-.e -anlilss.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

NE.A hAly hhlLfkOAD VI Ni- W - Iis.IiSis
" Prom foot 0! Court FtaIdt s-coHlec'7 a Hampton
Junction with ito Delaware LGcftyenn. and Ncssn R2
road and a. EgsoA with The LehgE Iae. RAILROAD ard io
come lions forming direc. He 70 PDsEsh aid lie Wess
without change Of cars - ?, n, ,a,,
sPRiNO ANGEMENT-Comm,rcing Aqhl %, ls'o
Leave .,ew- Ork as follows ,,
H,snserRa FxPRfss-At s q. n, Tor Es',on, Rsadins.
Po.tsviIl-. Il4lfsb4rg. Aluch Chunk. Niiisflspof-
MAIL TRAiA-At tor FastgR Natr Gap, Scfta'ons
Gree, Bend P.t..ton. Elelam ca - NAr-0cT-e &c ,,,,
l2H IP.tN-For East0a. Allentown, AalcL Llunk' "i'
llara.por Reading foasylie. Harrisburg Ne. -,
80 ?. 49, 1astcu, Bethlehem, AAsao"n sna Sis'ss
Chung
4:5g ,. N-Fcr s0n.erTie c.
6:i1 r. y.--for S0uevle.
,pp WE.rERs tXPKE>--Fsr Faston. Blen'1vn fesd-
irr n., ,J.rr tsy-r- suc lie u az. 1l-r .Ie as oaa
Jersey City through TO fit'srErgn
hxiRLss IRAN FcK H,ELlsBCRG-Tae : m Express
Tram ot SeYos arrives harr.sb r, r n connect
~ =, ana West 'tutfl j iasoad Ncrsa'
en- Ccl,- Raioel North AID So-, ala "ih tas SGnoes-
.ald valley hlii.old- - ,,. t.
Tag Taxou.s EvrEEss TRAM yos TEE VEST .esves
New OK H. day l,lgAs e1csF-edf M Ahs -ioss
connect n u uaslsbllg Nh PeLrg .ni Nlsoai-"ti
~ change OF cars % ishuI n sgt one 20 icinnfr "a
l4..fro. Two A.rs 8. saved 1y L.Aias ma van.
Efr1ABrrnPoRr AAp NFw-io8E FEEtY-Le4fc Arw- iofs
fons gicf 70 T. North River, :; y.-o II IN 49, ana
r 20. 49,, a, -, H.. -. ...-,
trne.ct way. JOSIAH y. slEAhAc. s-pe.lnieAtenI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
6inancial.

A GENCY OF TIE
N u. : "FIyE-TW EATN' NEAR SIX PER CENT
LOAN
Oaiee Of fLlyERMCRE, CLEWS Co.,
10 81 Waitt., ~ Y.
We are Instructed continue As AGENTS to supply these
Bond At PAR Interest Gold commencing the time of
Subscription.
OrdTs accompanied Iy dri suTen; funds VII receive
prompt attention
LlVERMCRE, CLEWS l. Co.
Barkers and Des.ers n Securities and Cola
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VOC BOsION aad pRONWENCL,yiaNE NEW

S,TONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
TON NEN LCNDCh. SrDAl l&uTOk. PROVE
DFNtE NkWPukT TAI UHTON. aud NEN BEDFORD.
-Ilr syIrnld .irA.uor. CON hONNEALId and PIN
MOUTH RDCh vii leave Pier Ne ~ y. r. foot u Court
snSf .,i.. dail. t.xcNpt Hiayl, az p ~.
low 10y suy oI.el hIe. loe of Com
raa'. 500. 10 West o.. cainvr oi Courten,t-st
tr,r. orb. ilucA =. itb3 ". 81. EDWARDS Ar-ot
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
Dividing Line between Townships No. 4
and 8--.Report of the County surveyor.
'oard of Supervisors

To the Hon. Board of Supervisors
of Placer County: -
GENTLEMEN:-In obedience to an order
made bv your Honorable body on the b
dav of September, A. D. 1868. to the County
Surveyor, to run ont the division line be-
| tween Townships No. 4 and 8, commencing
Al the head waters or source of the South
Fork Of the North Fork of the American
River, running due east to the eastern bonn-
da'y line of the State of California, establish
said line, report to the Board of Supervis isors
d..
On the 10Th day Of September, took up
the line Of march and proceeded to make
said snsv4v. In the course of my exarnna-
,on Of said Souh Fork. | ascerrained that
there was Fork some two or three miles
above Soda Springs. both channels appear
ing to he about the same width and aft rllug
pretty nearly the same amount of water. bnl
on examination | asrertaned that the South
stream was much the shortest, therefore
regarded it rs a mere tributary, and proceed
ed to the head Of the Northern branch. AT
ter rlalnheridg up the mountain t" within a
few hnndred feel of it's summit ascertain-d
that the stream issued from The lower end of
a beautiful liltle lake of clear water, some
500 feet wide. Said lake is situated at the
hase of splendid elevation in The mountain
known AS Chimney Peak at which point
commenced the survey of said line, running
thence due East arrnss the head of Sqnaw
Creek and through Sqnaw Valley to the
'rlnrkre River, some four hundred wards
above (n"rth,) little new town called Clara
vile, thence across the 'rrnrkee mountain
ard over An unduIaling heavy limh-rrd ronn
try some seven or eight miles to Lake Bgl-r,
set mp stake 8 inches square and 3 feel
hieh Immediately on the ore of that mayl
nltirent sheet f water, marked said stake III
l-yibl- characters, on the North side "rown
ship No. a." and on the South slde "Tpwn,
ship No. g." hearing Trees for each Tow nShlp
from stake South 200 W., Pine IS
inches Il ame-r, 36 linkS. marked "'Town
ship No s." aud rlh SO W.. a Fur 81
inches diameter, Is links, MAJ ktd "Township
No. A. Line run 10 a variation of l50 80
which is the bearing of our eastern State
line. as established 10y Surveyor General
| lloug
The foregoing YOU will pleasesarcep', gen
| lleuen, rs my seeming elaborate and volumi
niou. report "f the survey Of the line be-
tween Townships No. 4 and s. from the
source Of The Snn'h Fork Of the North Fork
of the American Rver 10 the point de>rlih
ed on Lake Biglrr, winch from best ntorma
'iun could arrive AT is about four to five
miles from the point where The Stale line
strikes The lake all of which is respect
fully submitted
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
The U. S. Branch Mint, San Francisco.
Persons desrous of vjsitipr the Mint g,

Persons desirous of visiting the Mint can
do so any day it is in operation between the
hours Of and l2 O'Clock in the forenoon
On making application Al the door. the visi-
tor is referred To the rnndu, tor, whose sole
office is To receive and conduct those VIII"
wish to examine the Mint. The visitor is
!, ouested to sign his name in the register
kept for that purpose, and then is sh"wn-
first into the weighing room, here all the
gold and silver is received, weighed. and n
receipt given to the deposi'or. In the melt
inc room the gold is melted and run into
bars, when it is taken into the chipping room.
where a chip is taken from each bar t"r the
purpose "t asSayng and estimating It's fine
ness; it is again melted, An two parts ct
silver To one par; of gold added; after 1t Is
thus mixed the iqrid metal is poured int"
water, which cansts it to granula'e. The
aranulali"n is put into porcelain pots, "nd
the refining is done by the us. of ni,ri' acid.
which has no etfert upon The gold, while II
holds the base metals and silver in solution
and the gold settles to the bottom. 1t is
then thoroughly washed with wafer IT, free il
from acid aud paced in hvdrauhc press.
where it prr>s-d int" cakes resembling
CHEESE; it j. "A ain melted and gain as>aved.
and sufficient copper mixed with II To hrlng
ii TO The American standard 1T 800 line. II
is hen east into inrots and rule from in
gp,S into bars, which are drawn into flat uni
form strips; from these strips are cnl the
planrhetS which, although cut as near uni
form as possible. are not suffi ieniIv So To
obviae the reressilv Of their being sent into
HE adjusting roou; h re each piece is
weighed. aud. if too heavy, it is filed down
to The andar'l weight, aud, if too HIGHT, j. is
sent int" lhr melting room The adj lusti,g
is done 10y woman. After the planch-t> are
again adjusted they are again sent int" the
anneaIing room. aud there prepared far coin.
my toy being placed in copper b"xrS and ru'
into the furnace and brought TO "A red hra':
lh'y are then sem into the coming room
and passed through he cnining press. whrr.
Zach piece Receives The impressions on bnrh
sides Al the same lune and ihereby bee ,inp>
the coin Of the Uni Ell States If America,
which We all s. much admire aud are $, aux:
ions to become possessed Of
.Something About Coins.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
Ess- The eastern news of the week ha

Esy- The eastern news of the week has
not been important The main interest in
warlke affairs seems to be centerpd upon
Gen Rrserrans army, which appears to he
uniet at Chattanooga. The rebels are max
inc formidable cavalry raids between his po'
siion and Nashville. and have captured Me-
Minniville. a town Of some importance in
Middle Tennessee. Reinforcemen's for r 'se.
Grams are heing pushed forward to NashN lie
Burnside is yet in East Tennessee and seems
TO le making no movement to assist Rose
Grams From Charleston or the lower Mis-
sssippi there is nothing Of marked interest
There are continued reports of the early re-
copni,on Of the Confederate States. but are
not tracaable 10 reliable source. Mason. the
rebel Minister to England. has withdrawn to
France. under Instructions from his Govern
ment In the New York money markA, gold
is at As cts. premium with an upward ten
denrv.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

SouAw VALLEY COUNTRY. The recen
survey hy Con. Finley. the county Surveyor
of the dividing line between Townships 4
and 8 deveopes the fact that Knoxville An"
Ha>kel's Diegings are in Township No. 4
and that Caravllle and Tahoe City Uake
Bigl4r Precinct, at the mouth Of the Truck
ee River.) are in Township No. s We
learn that the citizens have now in rircu a'ioi
petition to the Board of Supervisors tc
create new Township, embracing all the
Eastern portion Of the county along the State
line.
The mineral edres in the Valley, and in
the Soda Spring District are proving to he
yery GOOD. Some rock from the Cataract
ledge at the depth of four feet, in the latter
District. Brought down by the surveying
party. has been assaved and Yields $27 40
No doubt there will be qni'e rush to these
mines next Spring, which will materially
benefit our county. Claravle is new
town recently laid out by a Mr. Evans, and
bids fair to he quite town. Tahoe Cly is
growing, and will be a town OF some impor-
tance.