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NSwEG0 COUNTY.
POSAIS FOR sS72O, 900.
snLnfYRs BOUNTY FUND BONDS


srs!ea Proposals viii b. rccs!cs ~ ELIAS ~, ROOT :"
A.. N.RtSK HAsK O.W-so. - DANIEL /. tDgth. a. his
oIce In O,w,s g. ant WEDNESDAY,, ,s sssh day Of oc.o
her nert /. ~ O'Clock noon ard by h. CONkLlN County
T,e.,ursf -l MeAico. and A ". Sf.N hRANCb 81 Nr"
Haven until TUESDAY. "a 18th d,y of October next
ro, o. m for The purcd OF hr hoo Any part OF TIA
s of .2nOo0 SOLDIER Bounty Fund B1ri Authorized oy
nou OF tie B0ad of SlPergisf' 81 Os"ego Couniy
p,ssrd July ?. and Aurus. 10 1885, aud by az OF ths
t~.ature of tho State u ne~-Soa. ps-sd February D.
49, The said bonds M boa intsrrIt a. the ro OF seven
mr. cent per anuuui PAYABLE ssrannuay In, mr." days
OF Ap ard October IN oach year ana Tia principal VIII %
r@nabe IN successive aanGa lnsh leE., o sry ,noi'a,
Dollar each comner,ilg Ito j.. day OF April iSo8 ana
ending Apr l, 1872. - b- ATLANTIC BANK New L OK
rts The proposals viii stss The sGlount sni time Of
maturity of the bond. desired ana the prioe per phs nan
frd Dollar. THEREOF ad fe paran. shoAs pFoloie sts
accepted will De required deposit vih ths COUNTY iRse
upEs At ne,co OF ie MAasE BASx 10 Os~esc ihe suiA'
- aied them respectively together with the sesnsd lnes"
.-om oct L.. 1871 the Aa.a ri Ac bond, Esch prupo'on
.houd DO ssa.d aud udor--d Propo-aor soldiers bonn.,
Faud Rouds aid ncos,d ia socuEcd envelope its'e'
10 either vi the undrrsn-d -. d.,
The rizht reserved 10 inject any or al or u, o uco"-
deed necessary p.ol o. riep9o IRE ls'eg-'' 0' I''
Tic bid. vii be publicly opened %. conr, hoa,. Ia ih'
Ci,v o'O.wcrl on the 2uh day 81 oc, n u %. Mexico
son. ~ 10, h., n tONkL!h. 10. Trea,ur'r.
Msslc, \. Y
ELIAS ROOF. Marina bsns oswe!t
10. +. COUCH, Dswryo.
N.xx HaJsr
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Providence MlNIsa C0sPIsr. NEW foaz. Oct 1884,
NOTICE is hereby given that an assessment
ntyhy, c-Is per shaw hs' b>sn levied On ne
Cau, stock Of tue PToUdeact 5irug Co. piynos a. th'
ore OF tho Company No. - Na,-su st. New YORK On u,
4 day OF October 1861 WITH Interest nom snj hsrf 1h
dc. a., -. ,...
NJ transfer OF sok viii D. mad, s, hs s5'h lay o. Oiso
Der unle,. tip sssessriens 10 pad
Is order u tho Directors $1,000 -. ,.,,, ,,
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NEW.Y6RK OH GREEK

~ PETROLEUM COMPANY
Of-- No lnS Broslw,y. cor. Fine a.. Y c,;itd AosA
100000 Share, g. par ysine. JAS w, OiiidBS. ffssl
5aDt. MN r. LEWIS Secretary 1hs Company d
acre, Of IN oil land sustJ OIL Creek Crawford Co..
well "a. been srnck thedeph of3io feet with spic.
show OF oil Other well. N.l b. sunk Immediately ho
tied prubsr Of shares remains uns3d Pnco - Psr shHs
TIL. srars opportunity shares purchased DOW ssS
at wor.a -, and IA ono month may % worm DIV
dsrs b., mai VI amount ilclos,d viii receive prompts
tsntion Trisse,-JAmfS w. CiLLIES. WHlOHT Clt
LIES, No. aS3 70 2Jy VI ssbinslonst WIN H. hhihLEA
COB LEWIS, E,s 81 iDi ~ Nassau at WIN. Is ibwu
No. I0S Broadway.
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Financial.
| AupvHr ". NioorAy Aucticneer
| CtTOCKS AND BONDS Tor INVESTMENTS.

CTOCKS AND BONDS Tor INVESTMENTS
- ALBERT H. klCOLAY viii hold his regular ste' ,,a
al, NJ Securities THIS DAY (1hm,dsy Oct 90 a. ist
a'cIoot =. tho Stock Sales Rooms No. 50 Wilsms The
III viii embrace variety of hrs.cia. stocks aud Bonds IA
(oodhus Corn Exchange, Home Security.
md ke,tG River Fire Insurance Cos, Stocks, Also Bank of
Connefc, Ninth National end 81 NICHOLAS Bank ss1cta
and Y Consolidated Stage Cos stocks Grand ana '5d
Fast Broadsay and Battery AID Second.r, H. X Io..'
stock. Lswrence Co. Coo Ind Od Co., and 'hsihA 0oase
r. r.. REGULAR sTOCK SALES MONDAYS and THURS
NIX ALBERT H. niCOLAI,
Auciioneer and Stock Broser
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O,yIcsAsra,o,s " ooD rApsa Co. .

OYSlCs AsrRisAS ~ OoD AFsh w.
No ~ broadway, New lors
NOTICE-The Annua, Meeting OF the stock
holder. Of this Company, vii % Led on Jh1rsday Oet
20 1884, At The Ohc- Of tho Company NJ ~ bo,d~sy No.
Vol a, n O'Clock l. mr. fof TIE ELECTION Of TRUSTEES
aud f the transaction OF .lch other bl,iu'ss a. may legally
before tl- meeting. Per ordef u bCsFOhf 90 =
NEs YORK october :, ibof
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1--WE ONO PETROLEUM COMPANY

FT'fTE VTIIF 7 y Y I'TTfIF' W VII ~ y
slsf,. Capita, slVpvO
Couno,,I oi llff Federal treet, hof-sn o.
o,io b, dag ia. Whole II tls celebrated JOY farm IN,
Gfi h,e vel, bored arc predicting over 100 baTs per
dav go =. IN,
coinplet,d by la Dccomhrr rsI- =.
urnn. present Sg" per day Two per cert on mo ,ar
Raj s.oi rev GA h.ld Tor sss u OIL aud sppcsos ~ di
dends.
i,i Dividend viii b. declared 90 Is, December nerl
with p...ela depreciation " oil bslo" present pies
Lree dividend, may ~ conldsntiy locke iof. 80 w
Fnrfh.t information for pamphlet apply o. tie once
sftn. Company No <Brosd st. Rooms No IL and IL, New.
fufk.
hrlsx u. vouG, S,-r.'.1y NH. A. SHREVE,
Nes.lsft, sept. 80 itbf. ffesident.
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L. S. 7-3O LOAN

Tn. Secretary OF he Treasury gives notice h, 'a9'crip
tiou, will be received for Coupon Trea'lfy Notes p'Ss'e
three year, from Aug H. 1904, vita sen Annss lege" a.
the rat. Of seven ;hreeenths per cent per
pal and interest both 10 be paid ia lawful money
Tbess noss will be convertible al the option OF tho holder "
maturity into sir per cent soldbesrns bonds payaD' not
les. than Eve nor than woaty year' from their d,o
the Government may sec,. Thy viii be- issued La den'D
nation, Of $50 800 $50 81 go and S5co and al 'lo'
,cpsion. Iaas. be or y dols or came multiple 0! MY
dollars
A. tho notes dr,~ iG,ere, from August l' parsons mss
subsequent date must pay tho Interest 'ccsu'i
from date OF note to date OF dsposit
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
10y tbs
A,us1Ayr TsPlsrssssOy rss UsIrso STATS eofns' 81
Wall and Nass,us,s.
prRsr NATIONAL BANK OF N1v-YORk No f"alsl
sscoyp NlrroslL B,Su oy NsvYOaE 2Jd a bri"H
THmp NATIONAL BANK or INV Yoxx. No. 5 N"ssn"'
Fouars NArrosn BAxk OF Esr.fosk' ~ ana % r"e'1
Fiyrs national q ,.x Of Nav Yoss No. 1s ID Az
sIrra NATIONAL B.Sx oy New YORK, 9Th ~ BIZ "sy
Frsars N.rosAL BASx ~ NV YORK No go bfoAa"''
Nisra NAgIosAL BAsx ~ hgv.YOar y '"j bf'-a"'''
TEs7u NATIONAL BANK o. Ess YonE. No 40 brosu"'s'
Cs,rRAL hlTIosAL Bass oy NEW foss No II puAne 81
national FroH,sas BAsk OF NEW YoRx. l't or wien ."
and by az Eaou, B,n8s which arc d7pon''ce' o. Puoe'
money.
AND ALI. RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKE0S
,b,op,Isr, the county will Civ, frh.r Information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 70 sUBSCRiBERs.
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a~rso- pae.iDax Nrsrss CasPAsIt
No 10 NASSAU So h.s YORK, OCT 8. latt
NOTICE.-The following described stock III
t- Provid--ics M.Gng conprny VIII be sold :, ,uen,n
On T...IAy Nov 1864 At o'cloci M At The ohee Of the
t0mp.ny so 10 Nassau 49, New lork - pay "a ~"N"'''
N - cents per share. eyi, ! ArEl lhs-
Cert No. Share IN nsre or
D........ J'O....t AZ. F. hrsckrt
H.. ..aca.. .ChAs burca-u
I5........20 100. Chs Burrsru
ig........ 100. .tsa- r. BYfrAotN
zi.,......50o. William P-arsul
Am O0....J NJ. Malay Trusres
o.. - 100. Rieh.ri Eo0srs
h1.......2SD....N. h. h -alfds
sl........Go....W. II Richards .
Ti.... SEA. Lawrence Fslrtrt Rti-t,. ftus,ss'
-. so. az renee H.l..st Bsliwin. Trpstres
TI.....s e9. Lawrence Hslsied BALDWIN. Trustee,
40 h.r.. Z, the .fedt Of haA RurcAot cert: ssaet
b, crdrr sf -. Directors.
JOHN ". DAVIS, Ssorstary.
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Financial.

HAVE you ever footed up your expenses 1,
the trestnsnt Of your piles No. they are ssotmas
VIC tell you; and you stil suffer Use tis "TROPIClf
BALSAM and both expsssea aud snoftn:s will soon 49,
See advertisement undsr " Medical"
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Drp &ooos.

n. n MACY.
40 WHOM ~ MAY CONCF6N' &c..
Manufacturing ths BIO RISE IN gold during s'' az
wseE, ...... ,ny~ NJ
TiiT Prices OF OUR GOODS WILL NuA Or
ADVANCED.
AMI ". 81 coninu. 10 clcse out pts'ons stock D.
UOrJSPKEFPlN0 GOODS.
WHITE GOODS AND BLASkFTS.
GuiRflNGS AND SufE1lNGS. ,.,.,,,,.urs,q
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDhERCHIEfs, .,,,,,s,,
HOSIERY. GLOVES AND UHDth"hANi
RIRBONS AND MILLINERY GOODS.
YANK FL NOTIONS.
KID CLOVIS,
ard al ofh.r good IN our store al tho ,,-,,-
PRICES To " HlCH THEY WE'RE RhDVCEo
iurin. The recent great fall ia gold .,,.xcu
CUSTOMERS MAY RELY upon hndiny No AD'ANCh
in our pIces bhs price ofyod be raa UP q
this p,ssspt tpaS or u,cv
Mos ~ AMI ~ Sch AZ. nsr i.ib 81
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Oyyrct ~ ksHsr.sr eDss-fss.rT GENERAL %
Sus,isTKNcK. No. 'fArE SrRsKf

ARMY SU?PLIhS-BNEF CATTLE 4
"A SEALED proposa will M r''es'l by th, nndnssoes'|
.h, oitcs unu u iocs ~ On uSD,h W. tt !, ,s
AMY 20 ba delivered =. tls NJ .SHlNHION DhvuuI
YARDS New York City ~ a'nis e,hsr ronyen,n ~
4, or In ,hs near vicinity of Ciy 81 Now os 10 be d
.,,d by Che undersigned j "a su0h nniaber 80 mv ~
TINA 20 ilma be rsqmred, not exc '"ins ono '"san'
any calendar inonth, nom tho liz % hoF"n.N luot
Ia, E-iusry 1869 uolinr 10 b- .ivru 20 IN,
S.,nrd OF each w>,k bs ,ppi,r NJ TIN. ohc
number Of Ca,,lo he shs 10 rOqanss 20 drawer daring
c,,,i, will D, re,uirci ~ .i,nn,n non, be-. ~
ss!,v OF orsn % aesr. suu,.y 'fc iro.n a. DsI-"
prrrclons and not sss ,hin shtc' ya. - W" s !. III
,uI M nj OF :, ts the Gost r1I.hs o. Al.
A, bish a tw,y, HUNDRED ,rt e'Ss nv p'nN a
bnlo.k OF lea. soss wSist Than Twelve hooi,' :, hi
NJ sr,r. gr,s. weight d - hni'os q D.
49,, i'm If wa dung ,bs determined by IN" ~
or on thr pagt of the UnioS,.s5' fi oe1Iee ass,r
csitncals Of nspeoii,a y An; % nnnpt
~ Obi N I'm, accounts will be- paid wh,n innd' axe
FOR The pnrp,.s ft'h proposal T." DO 49,. ' - al n
,prut-d copy Of th.s sivhtl'e"'' f''''' . w
s Us ~ ths city or iowa Of = s,Oatf D.
stat, of hereby p,Cpo' 40 40 IN. ~ bes,,n prsr,
w c,,v or other point in s.'j r'y. % be
mated suchnsmber Of Beet Css ~ sssios
b,al In any calendar month Of tb' ai,y ,'i s -
I,h, "A in the advertisement above postal. ~ ~ i
a., 90 Tim, bc required 4, ipni-h GA dos "'''no"~
c,.l. 81 pound gross wpiSht 49, ..-. c..,x,
ave the nIsi osn,d h,roby ag'.e ms .no"a a.
MD be accepted We viii give o., ,'Ad IN nc ''
- I,L A. That uhs c ~ tl aha - tnIilh
-
P,,p-ch az h.,,,1i,rr 10 ~ 'sst' ~ i'a" iA''-
Ins .hT,,y ~ ,h, snraii,. f,spni in Che %" VI
tbou.and doarn must hs c.fnorl ~ ~ =, .5spySI
t,,rsv or otb,r pcops' ohscr. sprb '""a''' y"
pp'n,,, 10 Ia in ,orsed Proposals iof bHst AM VI
=; ~, 80. y.h tho Uni,ea STATE. (" IA aly % 81.
that shall not bn icis '"'" ~ NJ y CLARKE
pTesent q The op'r~s 81, n - ,ud 4, o.
a.,
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HIEIIL. HOLMAN NVIU MTNINU NV'f
~ No roo nHo.pnAY, NrviOHn. oe'. II. l5st Tho
yrusfs., o. norss Gp.a Mrrs CO.. voted ~ t"f last
on, t-siiu. n nnrr 5ovS s-sct %. trir stock
III, ,ofs rs al a. ~ pr sharr fsrsguc ~ ihts
car1rau, own 50 sald bearing claims OIL vel tasted =
d, ,tsoo mil nov rnnnlg .ie1. of.e, and stable al an Oh
ola snd Cher CGres, Co's., Co.olado. .,, - o.,
I.u- O,yytrf Sserets-y
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CHASE GOLD COMPANY.

CHASE GOLD COMPANY.
" NOTICE OP DlVDEND-Es
Nav yoaz, De-. II. ia
A DIVIDEND 0f ONE PER CENT foI u, mcstI a
September hss been dss sred ptysbls st the oos " c.
psny No. 81 John st. Nes Yofk, and tr Oct 81 lei 4.
Stockholders OF record s. the close % business fhs dsr
WALTER ~ LAYTON, Tiessrsx
Oyyics OF rax Cs,raAL PARK. NORTH gAsr Rival
4. H. CoasAsg No. ssATs 81, Nav iOlx, Do. 10 I6If
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING of tn
"A SHAREHOLDERS Of tbi. Company, held Oct Is "A,
following g-a.len,u duly sIected DlaECF9R5 r.
tue rnsuns year -... -
FRANCS SKIDDY WILLIAM r. STEWART
MOSES Il. CRlhNtlL EDWARD r. Phelps
THOMAS L DAVIS THERON Y. BUTLER
DAVID DOWS, CHARLk3 .. C0RNELL
THURLOW WEED JOHN a. COOKE,
CHARLES BIRKHALTFR, AUGUSTUS brown
JOHN BUTLER j..
Aso Tor Isspsctoys Of Election
CUMMINGS n. TUCKER,
HENRY w. SMITH.
WILLIAM X. ANTHONY.
And At MESSING Of the Board OF DirecL,rs held fuU
DAY JOHN BUTLER. jr, wa unanimously elected pseb
dent CHARLES BURkHALrER, Vice prc-lsrt. Will
LIAM r. STEWART TreYurer and JAMES WAMH6
JAMG3 WARIN9. 3.crsL~y
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ATITCHFLIy MASONIC MONTHLY.
IMPORTANT MORN FOR PUBLIC sPEAK.

4 FYs DURING THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
TIE P0LITTC AL HISTORY OF THE UNITED SIAitSi
during tbs Great Rebellion from November 1850 70 ~
is@ fnelndinRa classified Summary Of the L9-sai"n o.
epares. With aud tue important executive gacal
snd poliico military Facts Of that period together % tn7
and era proceedings o. tho -e
A1minissrstion BY EDWARD mrPHEssoS PHco, ooead n
irshsr e. For sale At the oBcs OF IsA Ialsuss' n-W
York.
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Mem pnblisalions.


VALUABLE LETTERS published IN THE
TRIBUNE t.stifyinE to th. narvclo, efficacy o. tho
~TsOPCAL BAlsAM for the speedy cure Of several NOR
~. Ard external diseases See advertisement under fedca
CFNATOR WILSON'S BOOK. showing what
), Tho present minsstion hss accomplished ioT tbs
as4ss 81 Freedom: Being
HIST0
ANTI-SLAVERY MEASURES
or DIE ,..s.,,,
xxxyuTH AND XXXVIlTH CONGRESSES
III HOs HENRY cN MUCK % m''''o"''S'''
r,,., ,,.d for In.urreconsr, Purpose, made Fee
fusive Slaves not to be returned By Persons n ~
Tue Abolition Of slsV-ry IN the District O. sLs.bnsnt Of
rrosisiaoa Of s,,v.ry in The Territories
Certain Sls.es % be made Free.
Ea,csoa Of Coosed Youth Ia IL. Dslrie, Of cona0iI
HdIaona Act I. AbS.s Slavery In the District Of oo1HS
S SS iS s's,s,, rm.neip,ts .e Slaves
Amsndasn, Of t9s Go1' Ps1.Ss. in w..aiassu J1
sSs Coss.siss slsv- Trsde ,,,,.,.
90 Ft sS ffoD, the q Color
i2no. Extra Cloth 81
Erat srse by mail, On rrceipt oi tne PteA
Also Now Ready.
org VOTING CRUSCE; on, ApvEyTrEu 80 -riF
~nscxrs Roy. by Dr. Harley. l2ino, with AS Iaa Pass
sad profession Of 'ns., ~ ~ nd
ssrStivs books produced tor their dehsb; th'y e-'
Just Publishrd
PHILOSOPHY AS ABSOLUTE SCIENCE; D; Z. l..
.ul A L. Frothiuchan. vol $40. elegant. ~ 80
WALKER, WISE h CO., Publishers, ho'-oi'
soldin Ne~ York by Appletou K Co.. HEsd Heush.oa'
y.nss sieI and the trade Seasrshy
NEW EDTTION-Now ready.
N From Bell, Weekly Messenger u'cndonl
we must take good oiherwise we my daooFer
long that we lave lsurelsi that wh car novel
writer's are dvrrsng into paths hhseo stunned q" a.
tbs Of the lowest class Of senstohM ho'ou
add depraving usoua morals ye, ezn.sg oi or
transient popularity rivals on the other SIDE oil inc
have With better iudgmen, ard purer taste kept - th ao
which iAads higher appreciation aud more cha u
Haunted Heats ia Of tho best II no. th' oe''
novel issued from the school o Anlefia he'io-
HAUNTED HEARTS
Has Nan published in three different forms srea! "a
England .,,-,, Vol, ,t.on..,t
j. T. HILTON & 90. PUbiisheTs. boston
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THE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COM
PRESIDENT. yESAEGo COUNTY, PENN.

ttfIlAL STOCK .''>o""o'"""
Iu tiier-, 90, : etr.i r'i sallr 49,, 90, am,
SUBSCRIPTION PRO E................~i frh si'nr'
lIer4 la IL pa ru-nl fora ,hs-r 40 iai.nH ca or as
.s.sHslf e. ts uafs. - - -.
100 Geo -TAHEs nEsEHs 20 FOR NOhhlN"NAfllAl"
Tt.se ard, contain sh0rf $50 sc,-s o. tfo Ahessy
yf,-. .pd on fi-p0cs Purrupin-. ard hc,fra rrsf -
KING A. OII-BORlsO TERRITORY or OVER TIN
AND UALF MILLS ~ EAILNl .c,.
~ Ill, - .te ~ ori1r property snowr - 10 Colo
b-.i, II. A. w- aud PhOe Cee- we'd are famous
rar Their immense .appiy - OF. 81, -
The wet ihs rgopT.t, arr ~ 'is WI" t'' 'is'''
sla tfnni... D. 80 .upp. rs o. ".
10 ,hs capitalist ard % parties Of hured means hA'ur
p...-d iuducel rrta are uicrcd.
sss On boos rlap. ,nd a, o.ss !nor ai0u can be-
l. n. SIMEON / co. No. "a Cetir', New York
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Mem publications

PHIlF INIrI \ ~ = NI-Lf-Es
PC Grsrg-r the ,ghor has peculiarly fcrc'ois ind p;
sur,sgus pen and such must ~ ela'o Tor tho rs
,.sinsnt o those Startling and rorsnto eP'oie' o. hi'
hs les- OF rer city wtob rot wanting when sovsh
out a, matter Tor the subtle web Of tbs r9osneef ue'fo
oil, Ike New York cannot 10 olhs tsa vast aroma IN ~a
al f-rvid passions Of human nsnrsit loves endh
pfids and humity-sfe constantly coniendns and ln'
glt,srng spXks which Gy oH c ., isoa c-nSa' D,
sbs ready pen 40 eobusd u. m,Y weo' o. plot ana
couJtsrp'ot
Mailed t,ss o. postage 'ecsi?s OF p:'
FREDERICK 4. BRADY, Floii'i.f'
NO y ANN ST.. N L.
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1inaneiai.
VEgMlLYE g. Co..

VEgMILYE & Co..
No IA wALL-srREEr
Win receive subscription. TO the
NEW 7-3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
and allow Der oent commission 10 subscribers
bs.s notes arc iaauei Ia denominations OF $50, SIOV,
$500. 81 900 aid $1,000. maturing in THREE
YEARS from Angus, H. le6i interest p.rabs 'emt'nnu'!
Ia currency =. e rate 0. $40 PER CENT per snn'f
Tn. notes are payable currency at maturity or convert
able into 8 20 SIX PER CENT BONDS "'th iNihhhSi
PAYABLE In COLD
N,o BUY snd SELL st warsci sstes II sinA' " "oF'
FRNMFNr SECURITIES. including
Il. =. $50 BONDS.
US, 1880 TREASURY MOTIFS.
rs. ~ mo-. CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS.
rs. oUARTERMASTERS CHECKS.
T.. ~. Two-YHAR 9 per sent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES
q, =. @ yer cenl. COUPON aud REGISTERED, Of
MA1URlaG CERTIFICATES S INDEBTEDNESS
collected or parchased-
FIsK & HATcHs ,sxy,.
AND NJ ALYRs ~ GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
no. 80 wALLsr.,
Receive order, for tho
NEW 7.30 LOAN,
.ad have tbs note, always on hrnd 70
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
m, BANKS BANKERS AND DEALERS SUPPLIED
on THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
ALI, CLASPS or GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
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VALUABLE LETTERS published ID I l, iia
TkiRIfSF t.stifynE to The marvellous eHcacy o. the
~TsOPICAL RALSAM for the speedy cure Of several MGR
80, snd external diseases See advertisement under "edca
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uergy, the career of their great prcdeces'

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There is one circumstances about this en-
gagement in the British Channel that IS
worthy of passing notice. 1t Is the hrst,
we believe, which has happened between
two men-of-war In which the power OF
steam was to be tested. Not that we know
of since the application of this element TO
| naval craft has there been mutual trial OF
| its efficacy. The case of the Merrmac and
the Monitor was similar one, but not eX-
actly the same, both of the latter being
heavy iron-clads and different structures
entirely from the Alabama and kearsarge.
aszu IFrom The Petersburg Express. July l2.l rss,
If we except the usual picket firing and
occasional mortar shelling, 1t may be said
with much truth that all has been quiet at
| the front since our last. There has not been
so much shelling during the past day as on
| the several days preceding, and our people
entertain faint hope that Grant has at last
come to the conclusion that the army now
confronting it cannot be whipped by en-
deavoring to frighten the women and chill
dren who are unable to leave the city, a., =
MORE RUMoRs. &
Rumors of the enemy's leaving were most
industriously circulated at an. early hour
yesterday, and were repeated through the
day. This is very far from being an ascer-
tained fact. After ,diligent inquiry we are
satisfied that these rumors have grown out
of those ''clouds of dust about which we
have of late heard so much. An officer OF
high position informed us yesterday that
there were good reasons for believing that
the enemy was moving portion OF his
forces; but that he entertains the idea Of
abandoning entirely Che position he now
holds is quite different matter. Grant is a
most stubborn, pertinacious sort OF man,
and has been baffled so often already since
the campaign commenced that he will
scarcely leave where he is now unless forced
to do so! Besides, he now finds great pro-
lection in his gunboats-the first time he
has enjoyed such protection since he left
the West.
CONTRACTING HIS LINES. ts .....a
We have positive assurance that Grant
has greatly contracted his lines. After re-
peated efforts to extend his left flank around
to Reams' Station, he has now withdrawn
it to the east of the plank road and several
miles nearer to City Point Probably he
has abandoned the idea Of circumvallating
Petersburg and Richmond for the present
not being able to command the 1,250,OO0
men which it would require to effectually
accomplish such an undertaking.
Cannonading was heard yesterday after
noon on the enemy's left, but it is believed
to have been nothing more than little
shelling of the woods, which the enemy
have lately infested to a considerable ex-
tent. ' r..aa
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81 tFrom The New York Daily News.l
Ohio State Agency in New YOrl

Attention is called to an advertisement
in The Daily Necs of to-day, to ''holders of
Ohio stocks, called out by the arbitrary and
unlawful conduct of Gov. Brough. The law
of that State gives the selection of the
Transfer Agentto the Board of Fund COM
missioners, but as all commissions come from
the Governor, it vests the appointment in
him, upon the recommendation of majori-
ty of the Fund Commissioners in writing"
The Board made a recommendation-the
Governor refused to appoint, the politics OF
the appointee not being to his liking, but
recommissioned the old Agent, claiming
that a recommendation of defunct Board,
two years ago. was recommendation now
within the meaning of the law. Under
these circumstances the Fund Commission
ers refuse to recognize the acts Of the Agent
thus commissioned. i, q, 9li fli
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n1EN0CRATIC STATE TICKET.


For Secretary of state,
WILLIAM. w. ARMSTRONG;, ram
.flEE z Of Seneca County, ,sJsfi
t,,sr supreme Judges, ssrn-
NAA"NN (roR FULL TERM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
80, OF Fairfield County,
(To FILL vAcANcIEs.)
GzdW01 y Long v acaney, ~ asH4a4h tQ
MACHIAS {. WHITLEY,
OF Hancock County. mn,
All Short Vacancy. fgsFi4N
-ss ALEXANDER s. BOYS,
Of Highland County. .a1 a'' 1''''
Attorney General,
p9LYMAN3 r. CRITCHFlELDr 9lOf
OF Holmes County.
cemptrolIer OF the Treasury, y,
4, WILLIAM S. ". PRENTISS, .sq
of Franklin County. 80.
y. school Commissioner, ~ n Il, -. :,
ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY,
E~-Of Hardin Oounty.cy- g-~e''
board OF Public Works, '' '
GULL TERM,)
WILLIAM LARWILLs
IN OF Ashland County ,YIll.
~ (FoR vAcANcY,)
ssERi CHARLES BOESEL, 4 q ~
ssoes Of Auglaize County. f.,-
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Tho, Meeting of the Chicago Con
vemtfon Postponed I'LL August 30.

Atameeting Of the Executive Committee
of the National Democratic Committee
held in New York, on the 22d day of June,
1854, 1t was voted that, I'm Difference to the
desire of very large number of the lead
ing members of the Conservative Union
Democratic party throughout the country,
the meeting OF the Democratic National
Convention be postponed to Monday, Au-
gust 20, 1854, at twelve o'clock noon, at
Chicago. $50. ........, ...fy....
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
FREDERIcK o. PIERCE, Secretary. rs