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Notires.
oyrIcs a. A. PIOvosr NAesnAt GrEs1AL
T,OR TEE INFORMATION Or PARTIES

EOB TIE INFORMATION or PARTIES
der making nl.iro. oil ordinary e1ec, Goa
nes'ed 81 tho n-oinef frsif fIrnI iJ1s ii.i'e' :"
Dralt rclit- ald Accounts iHrshrt, nrc j. l,cn
rivc- t1i surh Inquiries to1G b. rI.rrtet 90 tie T"fvt
1inr'ha Of no CONGREGATIONAL ia ~ ~fich sc" 'n,'lA
them. la viii rek uioTr ioh ro.1 s Acing As' tn1 RIO
v0si Marshal General Of tha division 90 tt >hste 40!
10 ne c-ed rioTe rrou ply hal ~ if.-is me
il-sl General IN Nash..tol vArsc -orr a. rf!-it Ss
often prevents v.onp answer, 10 tla riuaae o. 'nli
no,s s.rr,'.d 9 the bvrete. ..,,. .. .
The once Tho Provo iilhas q sis Division are -
follows. til
j., D..,.ict sompi.irs oaeou. spf,ls nd Rehisond
C,r,. IAfrs l. FtlUuy, ?. 81
2si District Brookyh r. D. 80 % q. ard street. W.
Capt. s.uuvl W. w,LDaoS ?. II.
- District BIookyn ". o., a; No. - a.nirf ,on street
Eroekyr. :,
an Dir'fe: L. 7nd 90. a.. 81 ~ 80 ~ Wasd-
Hew.lol.. a. Va. ~ Liberty sus-'.
';h District, III, i6th, i3h I'D 1870 N'sfi' N'"'iois'
~ Eloole ..scL . -. =.
Oh Ds,ro, sA- ish, tal 49, 'gsfls hr''is's o. No.
CsrL G.. z. Cc.T-.s. . ".
I'll D'rt H. tsd III .a 'sv''i of' a. No. O. SRI
Aysnso
g. District is,h frs ed Pie, .vi'ds as~.i on. # Nc
~ c.o.. u.F. Wsmrar- ?. T.
S.h lsuci. i.th l9L - ma Wufli sew ola 81 ,'i
DIT o. ''''''''y sod ga cs.l. VIZ. npzslxo r. ~
- c.P- ~; ri,sos, rM
W. L.' 3
DAG ' p n Gen.
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Jron, ST

IRON. IRON.
l. go Tuns Beat Refined Bars, al s'rea
800 Tuus Common Bars. all sizes
100 Tons B..t Rods > 10, IA, SIG, 90. Tia IL
DO Tuns Best Horseshoe Iron.
10 Tun. Best Angle Iron, 1! 70 iDcheN
r. Tuns Large Round SHIFTING
100 1un. spike Rods, al siIea
80 Tgns No. Scotch Ply Iron
DO TuDs Forge ris iron
200 Tuns No. American Pig Iron
loo Tuns Krntledge Ballast.
100 Tuns Wrought Iron Turning.
BeT sale u lotA, By YETTEE, WILSON Co,
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e.DSH REWARDi Stolen on GuesGay Eve
ct s.SO Ming sur.,t ioh. 1854. from The stable y the
.ost rbsl GREY JbS.. .boat lai hAn4. high az !ras
Oh I'D lous white tai h.avy nae Lid ~I.e bay 'yot
der h .S TIL sde, also Two bay srp't .cuno
IN, holv scout Tie sire II crcnge $50 lad whe rtes
under b "a usde By tie cfupprr Tie above I,ssfd Mil
pJd 10 40 eoy,ry 70. the hOfso ana ONE ~ 'j.ED
ArD FlFyf pGLLAl5 ~ lie ictc seton Of he thief Tiers
ives asou ad u & sfsn also. The WAfen ws'
t,p buggy lined With brc co,h 'gnewhst AIDED Tie b-s'
,-ss q b.cl Get mounted viii covered Ducs.sa- - -
W.. T. BUDWH, % front o., hs~ bursh Il \.
Information be loh II Poacs Id gra- Room No. u
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90 tobcm it man Concern.

VNO IMPORTERS of LACE GOODS, HO-
l. SIERY. kc.--ln consequence Of the High Tariff spd
other incidental sxpen.es attending the importation Of the
above named goods into The stats H. /. CHOPPER Of r
tsnia Works Nottingham Eng and, IL Undue offer MACHI
kERY for their Manufacture.
IL r. having had large erperlence m tho construction
Of Machinery for all the various trades
In position TO quote pces for machinery Of the ssbos
rate description, and embracing all the Improve
nents.
Communications Addressed a. above win receive psomps ~
tsnon-
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Gteamboast and RaiIroaoS.

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP:
N CON .nd Nor m9EpAY !.n 70 s sh h,.,s; c
a ma 10 a m, !. 40 d o. and IL Mdnght The 1:9 n
Train viii taEe Pss.cnsefor BALTiMoKE ard wAsHlSc
TON only The Tran a.kes no ecprseio' - ~ so
Trains for Philadelphia will lesye ns"'iofA ~ sNs
II m, and p m, aud u Midnight uh.s
MILITARY TICKETS ~il no; oe ie.ei'sa i1s
OF 1879 p. m. TrsinA J. W: WoophSrb
Dec -, 1906 Assistant sayernteAdent Az % n ~
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Gte0ifal.
1I'HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

COIDIERS suffering with Chronic Diarrhea
~ CURED.-KkAPPs SWEET BALsAA cures Darhcs
Cbolofa, Chsers Morbus Cole Children Teeth
ius Pains and al Dcangsnen OF tho Stomach and boweA
In use Is yesra Sold by Druggist. and he Proprietor,
N kkAPP No. ia West I'D st., Ne~-f orb.
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6orses, Carriages, &e.

or.rrEaxAsrKR's Orrcs. navy April IS, 1864
RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.-l, 900
~ Ar,ilr, Horses wanted. which Ono Hundrod and
s.ysety 70 One Hundred aud Lightly Dollars viii be paid
ior a hat pas Inspection These horses ua se sound in
.ysTy brosen barners les. than l3 hands
h aud u 10 presented for inspection tbe Government
Sa.h- - eyL..t 'h~treep 10th and 18th sv.nuaG
'STLWART VAN VLIET, QuArternsstsg.
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NETWORK g. NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER RANoEMZN,c.


SUMNER ARRAN0EMZN- -
1863 COMMEsClNG MAY y 1904 fooA
Psl.snser Slson in Eew.Yosk a.thsI and ~hss
EGtssnes "a tltbst.
TRAINS LEAVE ELW-fOkK;
For New Haven, I etExh iii1 q n. l1:l5 (sxb s;W
Er.l $3.50, $50 and tFsx) p m -
For Bridgeport, :, tEKb ll;o . u HAS (Exb u"
fExL ~ s:aJ and ,Exl ?. M
For Milford and -,raiiord 2 ll;o 3oo, o. p N
For Fairfield, sostEpon ~ai Wes'port, hiA " asa
3:3oP ,,.,. .r,, ,ss ~
Ssr s;,sn and Ur.enwi.h T. 800 i.so 80 t,aa
Tor Ereenwich = ESQ II 30 asa. +; $50 Sep
for StrInl0rd = 9 (Ex.l so, u.ji T. nj Hi' tLLhs
U,1 go Z. 81 $50 6;3o' Z tFS.) 2. ouua
For Port Chcs.ef and Intern sisss s'a'as, s'' h~
n [; $50 $40. $3.50, &C., p. IA
49, CON.tGC1lSG TRAINS.
For Boston via Sprlnrheld r. IA. iGs.li stELb or IN
For Boston VIZ shore Lirs, lk.is 4 ~. sp m ofr,
For Haftlo,d and spTi.s ae.d, sttKb N:1A mt sIAh
$3.50, y. n. u.,o. - 4.
Montreal. Cp ". - hothNmrtol. ~,
Fer HNtord t.oviisxeo s.j Fif,AiI hSiJoed' tIHh
II 80 q. N. ,us.,
For Il. ~ Hsveu. Now Loaion and Soaiaston RaiToaaS
FOR Csn.i Rs.lroad lzis p. r, 70 Northampton.
Fer Housa;ou.e Raj road = ~ I. , p. IL
For Nauks;uex llaToad, a. 2. -
For DAlbury bnd Sol~sk E4iro.5 $50 ~ ~ p -
COMMODITIES SAerps Carr sitscsel - n ~. trd'n-
.- IA Is q. tiClI, jsp.sIieHiera
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TIME AIGER FEMALE INSTITUTE Is

located Of Cornwall Conn, amid groves and bil unsnr
pssed for hsshanss and beauty The character Of TINS
ynsttgton 10 that Of weordered Christian family With
kniasd attendance The next ysJ VIII oeSn Oct
- - s>>-A..s sas.>.s hsv !. a. bEhLks.A -
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ANY CT orHrsa Axp EoupAes oFr,cz,

Amy CT oTHrsa fcuTp4sg Ofr'c1,
No Ia CLsonksTl, ONO. August I, lo0J.
DROPOSALS arc invited by the undersigned,
us;iThURsDAY Argus, Is. lS'A 81 Two o'cocs, p ~
for furnishing this 9ops nns.nt by eontrsetl wih
ARMY ShlBTs-GRAf fLASNELi
STOChiNGS;
accord r. the sgrps which n,y BE- sea q TIE tcs OF
Clothing ami Eqaip-te IL tai. ely. 49,
10 be d.v-rt ireu u charge The y. lnsrecon ara
hoas. IN th city Va good psckases with tire ra1e Of
the parry furni IN. Tie Mud AID az y o. good. daiuey
marked o eeeh aItioie and D.oksgs go ,
Parties oerug goods distinctly state n tsir bia, the
qnsnty they propose 10 rs tue psice, snd the 81 d'hS
Samples, whru submitted nns, - marked and numbered
correspond vita tbs Ir1po AID tho aeS tGer 20 ist
Isaie. t hs FOODS tht b. N "sefy trpt rfh4 tH'e'
10, rsise she pro rcsal N 40 Ie considcfei
sgsr4niy sI4cd oy ryIfibe psTs -, Hss .eol
pay ear bid .unant.oiir the ida.r vii s1pfly Ne ~
tic.es sWaI.ed 70 hun audsr an propo'7L $500 80, -.
BID, will ~ opnrrd Thufsiay. tagurl5 lEf = 'To
O'Clock D. "a a. sncs. ,ai bidder, ale sstei 10 os
pfes,li. 49,.
Award. will 20 m, 70 on Srdry, Aucaft D.. lHt ,,,
Bonds vii b. 1ufea tlsi TO enirsci VAL be Lhi"J
futile.
ie.erra-a. f,is'!r- 10 Pfo2osas viii rot BE- rgco'i
Ean. forns n proposals Csnrae' snd rold' nay b CD
taircd ~ "a lfics.
Tne rr to rsr, sy bi Be- ned naessoasb; Is fe'er'ee
~ cfdar Of Col. iH0s. sw0ADf .. ~. e.. - =,
&. ". AODtlDN, b.ft.l1 ana y - "
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROaD-ror AL

HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.&C. AL
i 4 BASY and TROY, CONNECTING Win TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trims leave;
From OhaInbersst From 1eh-e
EIpres.i ANA 10 and T:20 1927 and <:1Ani
land p m 62e N.
Troy and Albany with deep il:O2 "a m
ing-earl, 10 Np IN
Rhnebeck Train. y. 2:y7 q. m.
Poushkeepse Train . a. n, | s:22 a ua, and In -
aud p.
Petaskll Train, Ais .. m. 4J1nm
Sing sing Train, 1880 H. II 1o w. and l2z7 and ssh
bi' p IN p. m.
TsrTytosn Train, $40 and 3:42 and 7S7 ?. N.
On Sundays, at 622 o. m from soth.streeG
Tickets may procured At any Of tie offices Of Wsscss
Express In New Yok and Brootyn, and baggage checked
the ~ points the road and TO Saratoga SPRING.
, ~ UOlIGEv AsskAAAnA kaassisAanAanA
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NORTHERN I. r., of NEW-JERstf.
- Tu5n- ecye Jersey Guy sr fei1"n 81 = ~ -
H. 2;l5 p % p. m s1I GO = H. Inc S''' - ~
: - .. H., through g MoraJ. 49,
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Z TNITED STATUS
VORsP AID CARRIAGE
AUCTION MAXI,

RORsY AID CARRIAGE
AugriON MART,
ri AZ ~ h. Cor. %iti y
Tie Proprietor, beg -4e 70 iniorn ne PssA' va 90,
~ 49, s.. auction o. .seh " tDNEsDti ana oAiL 10
.tr5rgirtffc vr1r and 20 Jbbnq Ssa7 uion 'ue
r,r a. sr oe connected with eftab.ls uitIt VIA pOctF
aaGRsEs IAKRIfGE5 and HARNESS iafeuieo -
WEDSFsDtY sr-e. should bc cent ~ o. lls t- eD@f
,,~ji,- bv sti ~ -,s,iv,d uuli +. r o. .'t'Al
.t,,,t,ri,d I. 81 DAY .alse should g. ut So l
80. e. riss.I sg-,.i.ue sail lze aays, vat vii b. fv
e@''T- 1N'N ' = 49, j. sOEDOS co. P-opde'orl
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TzEA1'nr D,e.E--.rsr, OFsicf - AGs.Cf,l
WAsrIycroS. Ar-ust l. 81
DUBLIC SALE oi & a Pr K T. and
j ABANDONED pD 'rTRrY-A .f-s- t'i vsf. ,4 Lo' el
Captured I'D Aoan CneG PROPERTY vii d. SOLD o Too
De Auction % Lo highest U.4l~r, ~ 80. u hi fh. N.1s2
IRA Va trs .4tl ~ a4rIt 1885, - an ocl1ct ~.
Tee solo viii roe arg. ana y.y yair i1e ss fn' I
Of !tHs HE 80 MISCELLANEOUS Goods, f4oa 30
1lle.any B,-oS lYsEri, sad CLerry Fninn-r teri.ti
Coo. ~, Co. Itei. 49, "a wac. i.Le 'is
Msoceofs. -. sni tts0 is ~ s4uie lot of py ,i.
lot O! mice ilDUis 'ol.s, if"o.s, Sal ~
Cu;.e-y lore Boa ol Gotten "A ~, Wocl; .-f-r t.
l.e1 (rirs l4- s..Er- o.-co0, VANCE, ~ ei-
varlols aiul. ..ers fi.lf aL-r 9. $3.50 1l 90 ~
Rsss Ea y4.ely 81 oef Coos tss Euse,es 20 BE- men
~ Getns o-sh. IN Gov-rarae,t flrd, GA delivery.
ID. A. ASAL4, sap ,erc- Aceat IT, p'pt
OUARTERMASIER GENERALS or !
Nsuca HIST LIV'IOy,
WAsuISeQ-v, d. e.. Ars.st 2. lFt
Winl. soa at Pu5is Alcaoa, lie Lghesi sleei, u
Gics5ofo d. g., % --- ...
FRIDAY AUGUST 70 1867. ,.
ONE hCEDEED - UNE HUNDRED AID FIFTY
CAIAl.i HORSES.
Thee aor,,s W o,ra sldclnsl aAht Tor - cav III
e. sice a ihe Amy.
Fsr Iol3 Nd aiming r.9ors many g'od saEr-a may be
haa
Hcr.es sod g. ~.
Gsfits ccan f. ui;ce States ourrercy.
b oldeT Z. tAe QtIt-fiaasler Oele -
JANEsA. FriN,
Colonel IN .tsrsr "a ut Di'.sos z y. ID.
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WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton.
w s-sTEAN JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
UFACTURERS.
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SPECIAL NOWCE.-C..4.uI.h's N.'s-
< / tepu.g Fe.ra'sshig, e.. broad Fsf. il' arcra
- ~ - Sr.DlI.r se..a. .II .r t .t"H' 4 l.
Az = 10 -uisf tif mos er ip tasi te ,' he l lived
It tls .a4l lli-eL L,a.cus 4l .r 't. .iro nl isi
OLIVER 90. ttLu il.4 d.
DOOKSr lIrrS. MEMS DEALERS, SUIT
- LTEs. 60 D. DDLtR---'o4 ets t...~ DIrrr Poo
h., ~ e.. pE.ll ~ sci.- s tl1ls -s1 i,fhy H4-r
eircglA-. ...-
IL 80. P!"GrjN7, rebisir.
Nes. 81 .u4 81 'frt.u I.. ff'~ f1rf.
MEETING of tho SrOCENCl DEi.s I'd tAr
~ FisIFDhr .UtdSd g.. Pei FOB 60 NJ. 49, aus
1la4 Ell oc o.. PlL, Il - Nt4.-i nt.. Iu f. Ifg
rSOl Elcs E....fs 81 iI.lsouar,. H- at r '.- -i
HitHhl.J hos1, soy.
HTOTCF.-If Dis skoull meet tte Ere OF
- C4AN-Fs A. WATERMAN, .asriei. 20. o..no
Haven ir1i-.l. f.t .hraF,, i...'f- D.. b r o. ff
tlas g. -. y4l. b. c,nuiae.ilis sish a. y. fa..
ls..l .. g.. "a co., f.
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Ocean Gteamfrs.

IT &. MAIL LINE-FOr CALIFORNIA
W via PANAaA.-ResuIsr sailing days; 3D. 1h ana 20
Of each month. except when these date. ' on 9uAuAJ
the lay Of departure VIII be the Monday 'ono"ns'
lie ni'' ''''' ''S Si;ao,RiFaERs LIGHT
c. p Seabury, Commander,
wfu sail from Yisr No g. North River
TUESDAY, AUGUST - Vt IL O'Clock m ,~or,,
The steamship NORTH STAR VII succeed the NohAh
ERN LIoHT, and sail SEPTEMBER 3.
For freish. or passage apply 20
b. b. ALLEN, No. S Bowling Green.
MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
4Fl The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COhPhNfo
new line Of hrst cass side wheel SIEAMshlPo betS~u
NETWORK and HAVRE -,
The first I've splendid Vessels Intended . be put npon t
fssoIte route Tor tho Continent are the following;
Observation-Disclosures i tin., y horsepower
acknowledgements tuns. NJ bofscpow1
tUGENlE.................(n aoa) goo horse-poweT
fhANtE....... .tbnidins), yp horse powell
NAFOLEON Ili........ (buiiiIgi, 100 horse powell
On TIE completion Of tie entire hst' the service VII %
WASHINGTON, A. Duchesne; LAFAYETTE, A. Bo
c-nGt a. follows:
FROM NEw-YoRK TO HAvRr.
LAFAfEIIE. ..............Nc dncsdsy, sept ~
Observation-Disclosures eins.Gsy, OctOocT y.
LAFAIkFfE......... "Wednesday, November
WASHINGTON. .......... " edne stay Decs ulber ].
Second Cabin Including Z be wine). go q s6b
Payable IN gold it, equivalent n United States currency
MEDICAL ATrESDAECR YT.Eg OF CAAEGA
Dor frs.s ~ or psAssgc, arPyto ..
GEOioE MACKENZIE, Agent,
No Broadway, New-f cTk.
Apart, u Bourv,ri ios C,puciRes Grand IoIai q,
Hwrs. WILLIAM IsELlN 90
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r,lO TIE ALUMNI OF YALE COLLEGE.
4 meeting wi De- bed 10 tho sieuoop q huhpAh l.
Avg ~ "a O'clock, by ne ceurtefy ~ WIN Nhte Fri ~
R,o 4, pa. Ofes NO - Wal stlert sew fofE 10 dcsifc
AID sl,t. a ~ IN, ~ a1tra a.uT-lc. int tis tNt
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DRIzE MONEY-SpECIAL NOTICE.

conIlste s OF ell the Prizes really toE payment from
~, brking ou u the Kebcson to tho peni de Records
Al The L. = Naval Agency. ~ b-ker Street. Information
sig- 60 all Ia --scd ~h-hs; In or out 81 TIE service
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Gteamboais an0 Railroads.

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GArGE ROUTE. Fts-
SOFT TRAINS LEAtL MN OH: -, &c IL ~,
T1Cli.FGLtND o., WITHOUT CHANGE Cf CAAs.
cca1-tlr via railroad Zoe al II. eipe. os n the W a.
ruraf- order to Msnshrl Geio1. CfIaGs Day 9u G.nsia
a. o. ! 81. Louis vitnc1t break II game ,,,.-,.,,
p. Il GoosNAS Gen. Ticket Aff., IL. T. sly tkIsLh-
Ge.t,tlle "a. "a 70. q w. {.
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WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
For Circular. sppiy 70 ". II. ARTHUR Co., No. Is
Hssss1 st, OF TO BENJAMIN MASON. ffnSPA foaksr,,
Hsu.YOrk.
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nEER PARK FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NJ Port Jervs Orsnye Ce.nty. H. Y, rcopens Sept Is
sSyarSgss ia s 3eysrtuests 81 female edncsio'
hsiss comforts ua5ulPssses mountain soeisyy 1anss
Rey.L II. EORrliRpP. IrincPI-
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MISS H IA
NADEMOISELLE de JANON

a.xp~etfnly irform thsr firlds ard The puu1r hs IssI
ENtIIsH and FRENCH BOARDING End DAY S'hOOi.
Cor Yoanr LSdies and Chdren, No 10 ORAdEacT fAh W"
fsspen TUESDAY, sept ~
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1HE MORRISTOWN COLLEGIATE IN.

WOODBURY INSTITUTE, Woodbury., CT.
w A good SCHOOL and ebeerial and Pleasant home.
Tor circulars adde's the principal r. H. huISE.
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NI NH II AINIlANUFsNIN..
lsc1 COMMENTING MAY y 1884.
PA..snger Slsion IN ksw.YoFk corner isthst and y
Egtg snca % t1tbsf.
, 1864-04-24

through their representatives In Congress. or
Themselves individually.
Cong1eee moy adopt go high tasin upon
luxurious goods imported into tue country
Us to amount to q prol ms shoula
be done. II Congress neslscts to 20 II then
the people shonld refuse to buy the good5.
Importers ,v!ll bring the goods here o. lons
as our merchants will buy tnem, anu ou1
merchants will bu5 them as long u gentle
men and ladies' WILL buy Of them rana pay q
good profit
:: Il people Will hut stop buying s1ch goods,
tho evil is cured, cdecLually cutcd a. once.
It would seem flint there was patriollsm
enough In tho people to dispense W1n tnese y e
laxurtes, at least while the War lasts, tnat is
thus drawing our financial llie's substance &C
come respects unIricndIy dIyn:ount1aes.
Here is cause md elect-the cause y e.
brilliant importations. OF the -luxuries 81 uio !;
tue effect Is that it's driving our COIN AZ
out Of the country has erealea eus4
demand as to make five -dolials r. goio
worth nine dollars in greenbaeka::, :,, LUIS is ls
the effect and this the evil What VIII cure II:
.LetGoyetnmcnt prohibit Importation oy enor.
nous tariff or tax upon It, or let every nun
and woman TINT loves their country reuse
to buE.an article OF show or luxury that is
imported from any foreign corntry-9ne OF
The two must be done~ or VIC Will see deePot
trouble yet. H.
, 1864-04-24

High Price OF Gold aud tho Remedy.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Ever since God said. s.Lct- there he lJpbt.
,na tha,a 1aas 1;1h+ ,, os,sa,S,a .a:,o, 49,
~. Ae1 @1o s"ee+ "A'e
eA1stea !ogetAeF, aud Always VIII. Every
cause Will produce IN effect equal to itspow-
CT ahd design, and every effect is produced by
coma conse oaeoroto tn n
soue n,s'@m .aues ausauass a:.qsmse W ~ IT.,
"en W. u'eeo's4 =" s'l' "enSeo on'y u
seafch out the cause, ano remove II, or intro
duce another cause that shull be able to coun-
tsracta and destroy it.
Slavery was the cause of the present civil
war "n1cn e4's's amongst u.s. "nen we
shall have destroyed slavery. and when the
American people shnll have sufferedx just
retributson for the wrong they have done the
African and suffered as mnch nccnn,a rilv "a
tie rooo'f5 that elaFer7 mas pfaetlced upon
the slnyc, we shall have pence restored The
Anpel of Justice has taken this matter In
80 49, uhot va a. n 1,..,,n7, s.hova COW,
uaua' "uu "uas ~ 10 IN S -e.s,t..'l. eon'
that shaH Te also reap. a lnA felaoht!on
, AngS4 W. y, ~ nnl - 80 n9 ss ~
INC s!test Hues " i,a, the ori., tue
me oH. ~ It Saw word" ~ shant ,d
5.1 .ha,,t ntrr.nr, RE Ennst,tnt;or ~ ~
1Ides thnt conrrees shall establish aad rem
ints The cnrrrnev Of the United States. In
.uJs, nn,a snd :;1vev tfe cons,,t1tsonsI enrrencs
sv!h Ao ,,nt-. ~ ,,o-o rsce1t ~. Eoa,.-Sssa
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nss mae ~ rena,}tnsinnai oro onl
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, 1864-04-24

ARRfVALS......-.........Ap April ..
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Prop rssie5; T1Psaas' st: 5oefs. 1s'0 railroad
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sesr I: j. MsbSsrd seits fss. Sask goa g q lumbar.
Sch7 Rotc Doussnan. ulotsn. Mns9e+.on. 50 N lun-
selr Clipper City. Thompscn, Auskeson. 10 N luu-
sehr ii.te Belle. vleeEt, .iu.keEon. 10 n lumber.
Ess slcy:i ssSoSsE 8 u
schr heiott. Power. Mu.keson. 81 m lumber. Is m
sclr Lizze Ihroap. scoaeld Muskeson. 90 n lumber.
HasS
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sss iteae ee atsas Haven. e sia' Is ssSa'
eehr Esyelytze Light, Bead. Grand Haven. 1so m
Eschr Ieassar, Sterling, Pcat Water. IS IN lumber
schs ko5ts. ssmonde, sheboygan 6 eds wood. 90 N
srhr ennie !el1. Beattte sheboygsn, 1Ga cd. wood.
schr Guide. Bu1ses, s: Joseph. 10 eds wood 800 R
schr Honest John, Roland. kalamazoo. 70 N lumber.
8 al nes5 @eed
ssEr Inion. aE19lD; slilwaukss : g y lamoeT
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, 1864-04-24
! D. Fisk all requirements during May q bu 1s.10
, Nkw YORK DRY GOODS mARKEr.

[Fro1n the n. 7. Independent Of THURSDAY, ,elss]
The dry goods trade IS in d state Of great anI.
nation and priccs Of all desirable goods ara very
Duoyant. Cotton goods are scarce. Jobbcra are
doing an immense hlsntss. tesltzlnE good prices
nj der heavy country and town demaEd Tor
tusl copsunlpiiun- 4 scnae Of an impending In
erase OF taxation on ali Cood5 Is hsv1u- great
influence On this market, 4 Id the Ftga CONSEQUENT
on th,s inc taae1 taxation IL being anticipated In
rar:. The city Is full OF buyess from all parts.
Prints have sold down low, and prce3 hayt been
raised, the demand continuing. strong tendency to
further riee is cytens- There ts very limited snp
ply Of p!esched and brown shirlngs Ana Rheet1uEa,
with great Gtrcngeenhlng Of prices Fine soods are
very scA1ex. 1lcka and dsnsn!s arc more active hnd
stsaay; nnela3as bFtsk l., ana nEn,; Mach aes,Tl:y
ihe receipts. Prtses have advanc:d. Fancy
ant The demand IL Eood. Black locssns n-a Ia 60 ID
rtQuet. Tie trade IL buying sa:lnes, prccs
'of which steady. Desvefs nre scarce and Eauted
al adyALce. AL cok!aEs nu4 Bacla<s a:e active.
shawls arc less active F0rc'gu vooda arc IN ae,va
demand at private sale. The hnportstons la.gn.
especially nrttish nnEcs. Aipacas are
favo1ite1. Plain F:ench dslatne5 sare active aud
1lrm, of good - grades. All low
grades are neglected. Heavy wooen goods Of good
quality are In steMdy demand, ut advance German
cloths apd doe8ktns are actlrc. Ribbons se wc and
are becoming scarce OF hest styles. atora activity
prevails In sk gooda. All de>irable styl.*. lnclntln
prime qualities Of black are buoyant In price. Thc:o
Ia than The usual demand Of the season. Prices
tend strongly upward.
ali The leading styles OF domestic dry goods In tho
Netr Vf,rE nj
, 1864-04-24
FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL.
TIE MONEY 11AnAETs

SATFUDAY ETZHlSVs
rbe n,ra, .h-aa.h the wetk has been grad.
.n.. t aoy ua'Aes tuiouk .o.,nnrt N he nnlv
uA!s necomlng closer. and u nss .an 80 s.na.
the more FtfnEeut to the close BAn4ess a9p ACCOM-.
uodat1pr only heat .fonera and very spatlnZy at
,nnf AZ 81. s,J =. 49,, lat ,asne they have means
enough but In tho unteted state o. tue sui4rnes'
the doubt a. to what Congress will to towards pas1ng
~. ~ ,,.s ~ ,nd tha anrtetv that
sIpnSs o. ~ ,o;1ttary moyemeuts the
nsiaest a,e1sts Of psuasaeo re warat n1eon,sa
e.. ano W pseP@teo ~ - IN 49, ~~,t ~ u.
, 1864-04-24
b."Agnte'' Of the Cincinnati Ga=<te Is
Responsible for the following:

Considering thc, exciting nature Of the sub
ject, 1t is tarely that debate is conducted
with better temper. Mr.. Harris, for example,
who had already been censured severely, was
sitting the next Monday evening, q very at
tentive listener to Mr. Winter Davis brilliant
speech. One would have. supposed that be
could scarcely have remained to hear: him
ut also bitter is the feeling With which all
Ma1y1opders Of Mr.. Hnrris school regard
what they are pleased to call Mr.. Davis apos-
tacy. But the eloquenee OF the orator oyer.
pow we1ed his antip4thy, and, after one Of the
most striking passages In the speech, Mr.
Harris sprang up, and exclaimed to his neigh
bors, "by joye, isn't Maryland bully little
State yeti just listen to Gtat, won't you!"
Somewhat similar Was remark by Morrill,
to Pendletop, whose speech was the only one
on that side that really attracted intention of
Administration men. He and Morrill, were
together. on the Ways and Means COMMITTEES,
be very pleasant, ''Psndletou you're ajewel,"
eaid Morrill," what pity 1t Is you're ses u,
eeWerr'