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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
INpORrANT 70 LADIES.
s:Great American Remedy

t1s..o T.-rs.ai F.,.a!s PIE.
IEyIlIru HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w twl,en the directions have been Strictly
followed in removing ii'ruitcs aris.n. rom cb-
A.ruct"n Or st"paS- OF nature, ar III srin the
systcIp n rersec; health when suffering from
Special s;iiccriors, prolapsni TIER. The whites,
oth"r weakness. Of tie Uterine 81. ,su> The Pills
ar~ perfectly hariules. on s.,s coast itatun enc.
hoy b" token by the mos: t.hcst- fcmal.s ~i.isr.
cruising d'srrs: st TIE .i'.. at like charm
BY strengthening. invlyo:afln. snti restoring the
sys'c''etcs h. zi'h. condition aud o. bringing OF.
Tic monthly period oi regularity M iatter irvn,
what eseEc tn. obstruction may arise They
shouia, however, not BE- takcn tho first three or
four mana As OF pregnancy, though SAFE at any
fass ~. sss ti '' Price "s a. a.. 'S''''
r.ns a i'nrs"se. o. tsre'
y, h'rTo,a,u,tisQ Abuse Of nature,
and einH' a'ica!'v 'i.s las private medical sd
dress. Six cents required 70 pc. pos,.ss.
Tie Pill. and Book ai:i be sent by mail and
eoniideutially ~hen desired securely sealed, ana
prepared, ep receipt Of money w
}. BRYAN. y. u, Gen'l Agent,
- Ceiar-street, New iurx.
aei.i by sl! the principal druggists.
Sirit, Da ger, wholesale agents. Chicsyn
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY ron THH
~ PcrmaneI: Cure OF
Gonorrica. Glect. Innstmrai Discharges Ir.ro-
tence. Seminal Weakness, Night: Ensissipns,
inrrr'in~nce, ten'.,;.l to:ih.: r.l iri
tabilisy Ggav.i. S;:'ic,.fe ans, ST.
tier> ut ~ ki.ia,s s.l,i .,..,i :,
which,. hce" n-.J Nv inward. 81
"a + II Y SIcI ,Ta
in their private praciice .s,tl entire suercsS ru-
n"iFei'e- G'@@s 'al r.cs, or az. ...et ea.i.-
:.uird .:;'!,--ta hncwn
/ l. l. IS Ill r I'll. 7. &.
are speed, IN action, ottrn u.isc:ia,, acure in y
few days, an' whom e'rc IA e'sy;c'; !; ! rsrtn.-
n"r'. They are prepared FROM vegetable * acts
ir, harirlesi g., ~ sN>..... END p-.,r ,a,,-
scstr The .iusss~h or in;,rcg Ito ol.sth AID
,"ip. .;tsys e.sr'c.l, A. na,'sears taste is odcd
I" oan' a. d''' i, ncc'. scr, Wills. Using ,hcri
nor dees .rir acton Interfere with business
Eae,, box s,At4ns TX foxen Pills.
,'Tico, IL. sold b. al, the principal druggists
In places ..re ag,n. is advertised sl,ev will
BE- sent by mail. paid. and confidently srcmr
ed from obs.rs alton when desired. on receipt Of
money, by J. BRYAN. NJ. d., 20 Ce!ar-st.. n
Y. Smith liwycr. wholesale agents Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
NI.ACESTOvc ~.

Nk1SV NS1VNE, Mass.
(sESrsExrS-The three American Organ. rur.
chased Of you for the use Of our churches. here.
IN xbridge, and in Mulbury have been in use
one year. 1t sivcs me much pleasure % say that
they have fully met our expectations, and given
tue greatest satisfaction. ireinain yours.
+. J. SHERIDAN F.stnr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
National Ten-Forty Loan.

For the subscriptions To this Loan. bonds will be
issued OF the following denominations. SOS. l"'s
5ons. and lcuo's. registered. or with coupons At
tache'l. may be preferred by subscribers.
Taese bonds are rcdcemable by the Government
il cor~ after TEN, and payable foRrx yeers from
Cate.
They bear FIVE per cent. interest. payable on
bonds not over one hundred dollars annually, and
On over one hundred dollars semi annually. in
COIN.
Deposits must be made in Lsyat Tender notes Of
the United States, or in .Iatio..ai Blak Aote Cur
r,ncv Subscribers will receive interest from tie
dcy the money is Deposited wi tbs Bi"k, and TIE
bonds will be detirere! at the expense oithe Coz.
M.nmsuf
seuren bonds sre new ready for deliEerT, anh
Registered bonds vii; be on the Isl Of u sy next.
Hs au act Of Congress the issue OF these bonds
ie fmi!,dto
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

Mr.. GEORGE A. BRUEN ;rs,.i., es s,;.,
james Episcopal Csprg;., ul.csn5s ' III. saw. '"'
They fur ,avssss ail ether Instruments of the
s!ud la.. have cor,e under my observation Tor
iaslHess, richness sud hriisMcy Of tone. and
prCml;nesY aud dvticacy Vi action"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

For Rats. NEfce, Es0sspesns. fasx,
asci Bags. Ss.st. in ksrk. 'W Dol:
s"ss -: 4is-s.SsA OH rl;ss,t~, Fowls,
A us,n.ils.. &c.
Put UP III 2ac, SIC, and 81, Hpxes, BATTLES and
Flasks. 50 and Sd size. for Hotels. Public Insti
tutiuns, exc
"Only infallible remedies KNOWN
Ere" '.."m poisons.''
Mot dangerous in the Human Family
Rats come out of their holes 10 die
- Sold wholesale in all the lar .,.ss.
~ Sold by Druggists sr.., s,stailef. v.erywhcre
~ y & .,e. !af afi worthless limitations.
1880 that 'CosTAR's name is on each Box.
Bottle and Flask before yon buy
Address HENRY X. COSTAR.
Principal Depot 4s2 Crodway, n. Y.
- Sold by Il. 5. nA!.lOH,.
wholesale ."s, ii.,...i Agent,
Jan dsti D.,cnpcr:, Iowa.
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.4esc sAl.sssu lt.nfeh.e

:, AkAANDALE &CO.. Importers, ls7 Broad~a,
NOW S York, want Agents In every county and ever,
regiment, for the fssle If their new stvl.s Il
" a.ehes. Unusually liberal terms are offered !"
agents. Ssod for circular. mvSl r.. - !"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

MISUNDERSTANDING examined tlr American
Organs, manufactured ny M.~>rs :. l.. K H. n.
Smith. cIcerinliy certst, To :hcr superiority III
every desirable 9ia,is ~ the instrument, Their
vocing is Of tho l,,,., approved order. rendering
the tone clsar aud reiiaie. enabling the perform
or t. execute rapid passages witt, ease and accu-
rscy. r. EAkER.
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American Naisclilais. E.ar 81.
~ nicr our flag teas the long call once more.
Call up TIE North yu. Gated her before. '.s--
Our Volunteers Sla, ard C!icrus. "a
ssutdca a'.. aad t,.v var cry rang"
Scst'y as,s. seadcr'y lit aim VITA car. &c.
'i..is IS = h.so whose pale 10 We bear
inscribed 10 'he mothers wives and sisters
slain in laii.r
From tie l'.si Battle Field. Quartet. 80.
S,ieniiy, te.icIiv, mouaf,..ly hone.
From ;,ie rel battle held volunteers come
A Hero has Fallen 3D.
HIS Saddle : empty, sal sheathei is his s,yo.a.
Aho'hc- has left Us 10 reap his rcwa,i.u
Emsnc,pa'!on. ScH.. and Chos..s So
q H. lsEt' cf!i,e free, not slave shall there be
AS cause for rebellion Or trcason''
ssstli-r. when the war is over. S'g and Che. 40
TIE Drummer Boy March. go.
SeEt hy mat, postpa on rcceip: Of priee.
OLIVER biTSON L co. FuLl,sh.rsr -;
Washington street, Boston. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

IlvM rs - III. WAa.-A noasf ,ht
gins In ~. t,v.. s. G.attA camp - pie
.Icn IT. ,u., have nA'n.G the p s..sbur.
~ r'ss.' | - that, oiutN Par."ir.
'sss'i 10 mase x "a 1esanG
Il. gently. GcurrAi 5 ,erH D tie "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

from 'shoIras Baker Ni.-ic.i Director Of Laura
h"cnes Theatre, formerly Leader or Ju!isn's
Band
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

Prom George T. Wiley. Organis. and Director
Ci Music j: John Street Church, Lowell. Mass:
LOWELL, Mass
GESrLEnnx-- thoroughly examined your
American Orgsksl x y The "jpinion that they
are no; eqaai-h ~ those oi any maker. They
distinguished front all | nave seen ~ t.r;i
extreme fullneks. yet i.'"iownn.s cf i.,Ii,. ANA
their quick responses to the ,on" OF the parfcr
nier. AL: yoUr. De-
GO =. WILEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
Two Hundred Millions Of
Dollars.

an amount that will soon be absorbed if VIC TIA,
Judge Of of the previous Of similar appeals
By the tiovcrnn,cn. to the loyal people of this
country. These bonds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15
Exempt from All Kinds Of
Taxation.

and offer better n'ucciAants 10 capitalists than
ANY security OF public or private character now
ofgr,n, f,ar m.l.Slnu
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w 90 l.

Bought or tskrn III exchange Ter manufactured
,oods nj the highest ca,:a Price Al iae Fac;nry.
Nav 5-siws{I JOSEPH SHIELDS
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BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
Davenport Savings Institution.
--oFF1ry AT
FIRST NATIONAL, BANK.

HpES DAILY Fol, RS
Oand holidays c1ccp'i
- SATURDAY
rom : 20 8 O'Clock. lSri
81 tn. rate of iIvl Per &C
Printed copi., "i i',- ~
be had az the bank.
MONEY 10 loau on good d
lch..e1...s uAN
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From Thoe. Chn'u-k. urgari.i sn! Director nf
!."-ic o .'.e t.f-i i;,pti.t ..-c.f S.-;n. .ieii,
.a-,
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
RATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON Ctrr, Sent. 3, 1854.

WASHINGTON CtTr, sept ], 1854. J
The signal success that Dvine Prcvdencs recently
vouchssfed to the operations OF the United States
and army iI the harbor OF Mobile, and the reduction
OF Fort Powell. Fort Gaines and Fort Morgan and the
glorious achievements OF the army under Major General
Sherman 10 the State or Georgia. resulting the capture
OF tho city Of Atlanta cali for derout
20 the Supreme Being p whose hands destinies
OF oatcus 1t Is therefore requested that Sun
day, 10 Gil places OF worship 10 the United States
thanksgiving be offered TO Him for His mercy In pre-
serving national existence against the nsurgent
rebels who have been waging cruel against the
OF the United States for is overthrow ard
also that prayer be made for Divine protection
brave soldiers and their leaders In the neld, who bavc
90 often aud SO galaniy pered their lives 10 battling
with the enemy and for blessing and comfort from the
Father OF Gerces 10 the sick, wounded and prisoners
and to the hans and widows Of those who have fallen
10 the service OF their country; and that BE will
tioue 70 uphold the OF the United states
against all the efforts Of public enemies and secret foes
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

FRANCE AND ENGLAND ON THIS CONTINENT
A convention Of provincial delegates, whose
deliberations arelikely to prove of great mo-
ment to this country, is in session at Char
lottetown, PRICE Edward Island. 1t is true
the sittings arcy conducted with closed doors;
but suficient-is known to invest the body with
more political consequence than has attended
any convention held in the British Provinces
for many years past. What is the purpose Of
this singular convocationf Let US endeavor to
divine.
There b no doubt that Great Britain--if we
take thetone Of the English press generally,
as we'll as the opinions Of some prominent
British statesmen, as authority on the subject
has been for long time inclined to change the
present relation Of Canada with the home gov
ernment, If not to get rid Of her altogether.
The recent withdrawal of British troops from
Canadian soil Is significant in this connection.
Now, what sort of government does Great
Britain wish to establish in Canada, in lieu Of
the present? Certainly no. democratic; for
that would be building up an ally to the
United States; aud certainly not liberals for
the tendency OF such is toward democracy.
1t is pretty clear, then, that II Great Britain
desires to sever her connection wish Canada
she must design to erect that country into an
independent kingdom or empire, with some
scion Of English royal blood upon the throne.
There are already two empires on the
American contnent--that Of Brazil and
that OF Mexico. The Brazilian empire
was established by revolution, and upon
the ruins Of the Portuguese authority in
Europe. The empire Of Mexico has been
establishcd--if IL be established at all
upon the ruins Of an outraged and cruelty op-
| pressed republic. 10 the former case there was
some Difference shown to the right OF the people
| to choose their form Of government but iD the
latter t,oft has teen no such concession: the
chains o, te fcnlls hav, been wrought by a
| foreign mosnrch, aui il t1e hands Of q creature
OF bis has been p!ssta he eceptre Of the Mon
tc2usas.
| napoleon the Third, carrying out tho magni.
dcent policy Of Napoleon the First, has secured
cordial alliance with the great Powers OF
Europe TO establish the permauency OF bis
throne and 10 maintain uusulliod The glory OF
France But Napoleon the First never contem-
| plated the subjusa,ion Of free people on this
continent, and lnrnisAing prince Of desposic
| house to fale Uvor them. On The contrary, the
arst Napoleon disposed OF ar empire 10 territory
10 us, aud helped the young republic TO realize
its succeeding days Of greatnoss. Now Napo
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
4 he Navy.

LssArux, side-wheci, . guns.-The test trial
Lenapce's engines nj Neweurg has inst been co
and has given The utmost Satisfaction. Inc en-
boilers we're buill at the Washington Iron Work
place. aud were tested ninsty-six consecutive ho
wheels rovolvcd on 40 average Of nine ard hal
,,oos pcr minute. Tho average pressure Of q
twenty seven pounds 10 the square inch. The
averaged twenty -nvc nipetsnths iocass. The
oonsurncd one thousand four hundred and
pounds Of coal per hour. The ste am was run VI
10 thirty .dvc pounds pressure 10 tho square 4
boilers uavs bson Subjected 70 . test Of sixty .eT
pressure TO tss square incb, hyGrosia'io press
Louapees enslcss viii, no doubt, DO among y
bcs s,as,. sud IN q lew days shc VIII como
river % he turnod over 70 the authorities al
ign Navy Yard.
ruv rs,r CAD MAvAyurs. The PtISurE
ma tn,a boat 70 nov amoas completed, maj
rendv 10 be launched by noxtfsii--ir TACT long
river viii be dccp cnough for that pur6osc.
,ng arc her dimensions s:--I,xtrerne knsth. r.
,rc,pe length 1T weter line. 200 fSo extreme
neam. inside, "a foet; do oye3 hrxhor, 40 toe
hold IL feet 10 inches The pilot house vii
hieh and feet 10 diameter, Tue turret VIII
9Th ircn plates pine feet tong, four feet N y
og once inch 10 thicknsss. leu of those VII
strength Of sne ,urret. taaxing 10 al ne1
thick 0 sGlld iron. She will oIiy carry swo
turrs,, o0c e,evou iuch bore aac ~ huodre
| ~ nd PARROT gan, Her engines wiN maks
=, the tastes, gunroate IN our noc..
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
Interesting Rowing Match.

The sojouruers and residents OF Bergen Point, N. j.,
and Port Richr Staten Island and many others who
take IN interest aquatic Sports had quite an excite
ment' yesterday afternoon These two pretty villages
are rivals u picturessucnsss well a. 10 many other
respects they arc directly opposite each ether OF
staten leland sound Each has rowing club, and, Of
urse tho friendly competition bewcoa the Jorseymeu
and The sa,e islanders excnds 10 this Yesterday shey
had rowins match cor Mo championship" Each club
acu boat 10 con, otc With the olhsr The boats were
Handsomely paipted, aud modelled loss sharp water
oSnea There ,gcre eve IN each, four to row aud
49, ~ s,eor Iey we're dressed az ysch'rnen are wort
y, re an suoh cfs sscns and they ali looked M they
800 s,i norm N ro.s and reared 70 win rnces They
,,a,e rndtv nh etcs. sad eouid hnudie 40 oct
80" tssv ,soId 4 ian 1hs oourse was from
MA, IN Tho ~ gcsm nsarly midway between the ,wo
a,.s J., and .rouud bost sncnoro' neory aofey Of
Na.rt,i N and then b,ck agtp 10 the starting eoirt
y. ..nas Al nrn ,sss three uns round Tho senng
80 ,,n., ts.'.,a abie Tho river qrito smoo' n aud
s. !, 40 III le crafts dotted its bright surface
nyr,c ,rssuttca 1ror all quarters 10 sac the tace Tho
n~, "a ,lt slsrt the Jersey boa, lat no adv tage
40. ,t bal e IN, wbcn she Kept Tor noout The nrst
cn.stor ~ . me- Trey ten vcrv .,se together I'll
rssr III, et sc Unat WIN by tuacr or manruvriug z,
snt at.o Isut pssEsi around the boat frsr. and
aI,d abov e,pip. shica s'ie nc ea.ed to two ut
me snl of to J. iSy. fi's rsce VAS wcll mauaged
4 spa 81 scig sie, aad nsfutdad q besth vi aud
delightful es,toa 10 to,ussnIa -
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
Obituary.
MAJOR JOHN CONNERY.

hAJOR JOHN COSNERY.
Major John Thomas Joseph Connery, OF the One Hun.
dred and Seveo;olh regiment Nov York Volunteers died
last Friday morning. Armory Square Hospital Seventh
street. Washington from the effects OF fatal wound
be received the famous ba tie o, Deep Bottom Straw
berry rains. OF the severcs engagements OF Lieu
tenant General Grants present campaign In Virginia.
From tho character Of the late MAJORS wound II is bs
evcd that no lbc victim of those reba sharp
shooters whoe unerring aim has stricken down so
many deserving officers OF the Union army. The
ball struck the let c!avicle, fracturing IT, pcns-
tra.ed the upper lobe OF the LETT lung ana thence IL
ia presumed, lodged somewhere in the shoulder or
arm. Tha chasm made IL tho cne-t was unusually
large for bullet. The Major was Immediately
conveyed 10 the nearest hospital To fell, thence
seat on transport 10 N Mashiugtcn uhcro he re-
mained up to the ol ms deA.b at Arpiry square
Hospital All the aid that the beet surgical sk could
afford was reDde<ej, but Gil &C. purpose. After Dgar-
ing for ovor three weeks aufag The wnoie of wn,cn
time be endured the at extreme suffering vi,h trce
soldery and Christian iiaio he finally yielded up tho
contest aud expired
Major Conns5y was regarded as one OF he most en-.
cicut officers OF tho irish Lcgon api was equally beloved
and respected ~ all VIII enjoyed his ntarce In the
FIRST OF tho robe,on lie raised company
service In Newcastle Pa and after tho liberation n
General Corccran from the Ltby Prison or,-ed
and accepted captaincJ In the celebrated isish
Legion lie served in tne whole campaign about
Suffolk with distinction, and on tho nrst draft
was sent berv, with several other officers from
the Army OF the Potomac, to take charge OF couscrpts
and recruits at Rikers aud Harts Islands In this
paciiy rendered Udcn scrvice government. ana
earned the OF hts superior officer. General Jack
He transferred 20 the Drat Rendezvous
Albany, and finally at the commencement of Grants
present campaign, ordered 70 reoin bis regsiopt
whose fortunes he shared 10 several battles aad
skrmishcs He mot hs fate At tho leai OF hIs men
while cheering them or 10 attack the enemy For his
gala be promoted 70 bc the Nor OF the
regiment. but enjoyed bis wcllsarped distraction
and bcsors. He well kaown In this city, having
been Connected for number Of years with this paper
both printer and reporter. Ho born Ia the city
OF Limerick reia.d, and thirty eight years Of age
at the time OF his death. He . OF DR.. Edward
Downes Connery, the exCorouer, was married. and leaves
wife and three chdrsl.
reach the city the OF to-day, In charge OF hs
afflicted father Dr. Connery The funeral I'll taks pl,ce
70 morrow tho day after when all his friends
daily invited the last solemn remonies Of insreut
Further particulars viii appear In 70 morrow's paper
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
Personal snseliigc nee.

We regret to learn tha. brave and distinguished
General Kiloy Smith s seriously Ill yellow Springs,
Ohio General Smith for himself unfading laureis
ir nearly all the battles Of the armies OF the Mississippi
and the Southwest and Is withal hieht gentlo
mao courageous soldier aud true patriot HIS com.
peIed abso0ce from the service, is to be hoped will
prove ba, temporary. 1hc cause 4 the Union suffers
much by being deprived Of such for short
period. M
Secretary William II. Seward and family General
Hincks OF New Orleans: General Arnold Judge War
moth, are stopping at the Astor House
Commodore j. G. Robinson, OF New Orleans, 10 STOP
ping ut the st. Denis Hotel.
}. Ingalls,, ot Texas; Colonel D. Caldwell OF Dunkrk;
John A. Collin, OF BiDgbanton, s. u Rey ynods OF Mch
gan; c. Z. Storms. Of Wisconsin,, and J. Baker, Of
Quincy, H., are stopping At the Metropolitan Hotel
j. W. Singleton OF Illinois, Is stopping vi the ST. Nicho
las Hotel,
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
News from San Francisco.

- BAN FNANCkco Sept, D, Ibbk
1he Democratic State Convention completed its work
last evening by nomination OF Lewis az the re-
naming eoctor, and Jackson Temple as the remaining
Congressman. AT night largo mass meeting was heid
to ratify Moclsians nomination.
The democrats have carried Story county, Nevada
Territory owing the presence In tho fold Of Union
tickets There probably majority 10 favor Of State
constitution.
The Lades' Christian Commission Fair has closed. II
netfed over $40 900 In gold.
Markets are Quiet,
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
IeaIaan Opera.

Max Haretxek viii commence the regular season Of
italian Opera at the Academy of Music on Mont ~, the
Sd Of October Ria engagements arc as rc''owe'-ine
Donne Sorran signors Carotta Carozzi Zucch Sgnora
Eivira h.ambilis, Mics Laura Barrs, Mrs. jennie Van
Zandt; Prrre Dcnne Cortrn sigoora G. Morens, Mile
Frda De Gebe, Madame Adeinp Ecste; Cemwimaria.
Hiss Fannie Stockton i,tr fenori, Sigtor Massimani
sud siguor Iott Com7rtmaTso siguor Reichard Prt,a
Baron Signor Beni and signnr Pierrini; Print Bcss
sguor Susin snor Duoreu and Siguor Wenlicb< Bdsso
Comp,smayio Signor Muller. q. there artists the MAO
riy TO the American puplir, and Mssdames Van
Zandt aud Note de,trirs'es.
The orchestra aud chorus and ballet wiz be and
strong Monsieur Pedgram viii couduct ne orchestra
Monsieur Apply aud Mr. RciG will ead. Groesi Will
sge the ballet. Caiyo will be Retained scenic artist
During the promised nizetts asi work,
Don sebasano verds last OPERA La Fora del Desno;
Gounai last opera, Arelle and tie Italian version OF
Auber's Fro Disvoio. The regular nights VIII be Mon
days, Tuesdavs Wednesdays and Fridays. The prices
will ha:-Admissioo, 81 SO; secured seats, So family
circle 6 cents amph,heaire. 40 cents private boxes,
from SC $40. Subscriptions will be received for the
Grst eighteen nights The box oaces viii open ON the
2lst of September
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

rie,ey unsettled the market for sn k'nes Of prodcce.
foreign and domestic, aud everything was noriaai.
There almost nothing dose. e,ber Change or on
Cotton groceries, petroleum. snd IN fact al oemmcd,
ties cul ard entirely nominal at iowS rates On
Change ae onr rerkei dui and depresScd aud l5o
soc loser, Wheat was usctire-9rces nomivslly &c :
CO lower. Corn dul anr n rade lower Outs we're
oull and 2c &c lower. Pork opened duh and hssSy,
but closed urm, with fair demand. Eees wss quiet
Lard was arm, with moderate demand. whiskey With
out decided change Fre,ghls depressed and raas
nompaly lower.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

The UEnocRATIo STATE CoNvENTIox.-This
convention will oe held at Albany on the l4th
instant. II the democrats behave themselves
wisely they will nominate ticket which will
carry tho State Tammany Hall is about to
serJ delegation to this convention; butn she
BE- overslaugbed By the peace men, as at tho
ia,t convention, Tammany will withdraw aud
continue to stand on the national war plat
fern. Il - undeniable that the OLD wgwam,
On iy present platform, has complete control
OF this city; and, should the convention declare
for pe CT, Tsmmany will also have control Of
tie state, and may nominate an independent
ticket. silh capital chances OF success.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

leon the Third departing from the policy o'
! bsJ,inc.e. comes to this .oontincat. aud has bf-
Esn his isrSr gues and usarpations here, as he
bas suceessfF!iy practised them in Europe, IN
the hope no losbt, That by cutting np thls re-
publiesu ccntireas into small kingdoms or en-
pires he will CRUST forever the spirii Of demo
eracy ard il III aEate all over the wnftd I
reign OF abs0las,sm. Fiji
Is Eagfasi the ally Of Napoleon in
this grand atteaipt to tsfleu Tire desroi-'
is'as of TIE cid Wcrla .cgon tse free
people OF tho New are the people Of The
British Provinces, through their representa-
tyes, now consulting upon the propriety OF
Changing their present condition OF appanase
to Great i.,tain, snd encouraging The govern
meets OF England and Franc est ~s!lsh upon
their coil an independent Kingdom or empire,
a ter the manner Of Brazil or Mexico. Tho
convention now sitting at C',sy ottetewr'
msy solve tess questions, and IL sae mean
tme tho result OF its deliberations will be
awaited with anxiety. dl&n .f +