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demand as usual at the close OF The hafyer In Preparation
for the payment of dividends and coupons Call loans have
been y cent aud commission. and upon stocks % high ~
= cent has been psdfor 10 days. b" tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

The President sigucd and approved the Tariff
bill last night; so it is law, and will 60 into
onac. IN. dav
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The socr,tary OF ths Treasury syes notice that sub
scripons will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes,
pay able tree years from August Is, 1864, with somian
nua interest at the rate OF aud threotenths
cent per annum and interest both paid
lawful money.
These will be convertible at the option Of the
holder at maturity INTO six per cent gold bearing bonds,
payable not less than Ave more tbNn twenty years
from their date the Government may elect. They will
be issued in denominations or SO $780, $500 SlOOO and
SJOOO and all subscriptions must be for nfy dollars
some multiple Of nity dollars.
AS the notes draw interest from August IS, persons
QAkng deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued fom date Of note TO dato OF deposit
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT
500 GOLD BOND.

addition the very liberal interest the
three years, this privilege of conversion is worth
about three poT cent per for the current rate for
b-2O Bonds il not sss than nine per oeH premium and
before the the premium six per cent United states
Stocks twenty per cent. II will be that the
actual profit s loan, the present market rate, Is
not less than ten per cent pee AMMAN.
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=. c. Knight & Co,
Y. e.. James,
T.. A. SOuder a Co,
Cope Brothers,
WIN, q. Kent,
A. q. CRttell & Co.,
Henry G.. Carey,
ThOs. Richardson & Co.
j, ;. PerOt & Bros,
James ; OTnc,
James l.. Claghorn,
Billings, ROOp & Co.
Riegle, West q Erwin,
j Gillinplam Fell,
Bu2by a Co,
Little. Stokes 4 co.
Davis Pearson q CO.
Charles Magarge,
West d FObes,
W 4. II. Duncan,
WINS a. Allen
Morris l.. HallOwell,
j. y. a Il, b. Orne,
j. B. McCreary
Reynolds, Howell a Rein,
Kennedy, Stains q Co.,
Bumm a Bro,
j. n. Albeigor & Co,
John Il. Parker.
Garrett q Martin,
Lewis & Co.,
&. Is. Mount,
NJ. DE Gmther,
Chas. Z. Norton q Co,
Martin Toy & Co,
Brooks Bro. a Co.,
James A. Wright,
Samuel 7. Altcmus.
John NJ. Kennedy,
Brown x James
3. j. Christian a Co..
/ leld & Keehmle,
Eyre, Cooper 4 Co.,
A. j. DeTbys hire,
4. Harper Jefrles,
james Long, Bro. * Co
Altman & Wenger,
Mason a Co.,
Nathan TrOtter & Co,
John II. Williams a. Co,
:. Malone h Co,
Justice a Bateman,
Field & Hardie.
Richard NJ. Lea,
VIM. =. Stewart,
Howard llinchInAn,
IOhn Price Wethcrlll,
Charles X, Abbott
W. A ROln.
John II. Kitchener,
LGing q Maginnis,
T.. DuuW OOCle q TO.
~. N cstcOtt BAILEY
David Faust a 60.
lemuel A. conn,
SChOmHcker a Go.
Chas. y. Thomas,
Zieg.or A Smlt'I.
" ekle n Is OtnFr.
Chus. T. Clarke,
lsgaC leHne4,
Ca kllI 4 Gnlyiu.
Shields q Brother
j. r. Caldwell
jas. ID. keyser,
ID. ". HcIs,clu
Thos. $. Smith,
Holman a. Rank,
" NCaNer q Spranklr
Field & COplcy,
PEPPER a MurGltY
Is. G.. Godfrey a Co.
Il. n. Moor,
j y. steiner,
Sib,oY, Molten a. WsDurti
Chas. spencer,
WIN. q. NinyaTd a CO..
u. g.. StOtcabufy,
Nm sellers
Orlyz Walton,
Jumts Barrett,
Dhu.. G.. Hilhtmuu o. 4,
Joseph p, Neduru d Co...
:, q q, ". townsend.
ShUitg s. tarllpr,
r. A. HeUUry,
J'CI y. rBIlcF & tu-
T.. A. llu.. & srO..
smith SDlIzcr q. Co.,
Watson ~ Japucv,
Whine q IcChiu.
salt Near a NchrOuU-
Theodore Bliss a. Co..
Boyer & MOillcy,
Robert ID. Work
A.. A. lluusiCker,
l.. &. Madeira,
samuel l., Stokes,
j. G.. Curran
Graf q Watkin,
samuel Spans L Son
10 Z, Steel,
A. NJ. Paul,
h. A, Andrews
Jordan N Ross,
HamIin az FnruswOrti4r
Is, VI Jones 81 Go.
hOrdeCai BuLby,
George W. nm,
Aldiich 81 Nofkes
Samuel lleChf,
DaughtOn Rgnshaw d. N
Klus,
| Edward Baiues,
| ID. l.. IinEIey
! samuel BergstrtssCrr
/ George kCck,
/ sWilu & shoemaker
| Miller & HelghhulUr
| Geo. Deb. Kcim
| Jacob Y. Fine,
| gharl IS Young,
| Samuel Fox,
| w. T.. Atkinson
| George Is, kerioOt
| Edward sitter,
! samuel a. MCrtz
| W. G.. Ncnt2,
| Aug. 70. Shipley
| Henry Huddys
| Wy. COlllday,
| James n, Toy
| Chsrlcs a, Mlller,
| ID. Is. Heuuers
| IuWnrJ IL. Hunt,
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neutrality-suspicious.

W First Division.
WAsHiNCTON cray, August ~, iSeA.
HORSES HORSES! HORSESi u
suitable Art cry md CayRlry setylce WIN
be purchased At GlESBORo DErOr, In open market, tin
OC1 OBEK /, ,lSlA.
Horses win be delivered tn Captain l. Lowry Moore,
A. q. NJ and De subjected 10 the usual Gayernulent
inspection before bcng accepted
Frco Of Cavalry Horses, Sl7A each.
Price ct ArlutrN Horses, &i7l each.
Payment VIII bcWate ior su> tGl and more.
JAMES A. EKGN.
COLONEL First Division,
ttJ.tf,.u QUART trmRst Ter 4 Generals O.loa.
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DAVID h. Brown & Co.,
Seth II. Stltt,
stuart & brother,
farnham, Rirkham & Co.,
Peter Sieger,
Myers, Klrk patrick & Co.,
Caleb Cope.
lungofi n a Smith.
Humphries & Hoffman,
W. J. Taylor,
Dr. Dayld jayne,
Henry Duhring q Co,
Ludwig, KneeilOr & Co,
John T.. Graeh,
Edward ID. Potts & So,
samuel Bispham & sons,
j. q. Howe & Co,
Seth Comfy,
Fales, Wharton & Co,
Mcigs a Brother.
Rowland 4 ETvein,
Alexander Pflestley,
j. NJ. Hafieigh,
Lewis Audonriei,
Brooke a. Fuller,
Adams Atkinson q Co,
/ Z. B, nlnglo g Co,
A. IL Frauci'cus a. Co.,
/ harles w. Roberts,
Chas. T.. Morgan q Co.,
Whitney & Lawrence,
Joseph TOmllnsOn,
John Is. English,
j. q, Maxwell & sons,
Arnold g. Wilson,
Grove K Brother,
George II Ashton,
solomon Alter.
Edward TfOth,
GeOr G Goodman.
Mitchell x Edwards,
Frlshmuth, Bros. g. Co,
. Brooke & Pugh,
. Alexander Nesblt,
samuel l.. Ward,
Edward W Payne & Co.,
R,Ygl q Roger,
NickersOn, Harris & Moseley
r. Z. DubOsq & sons,
VIM. =. Smith a Co.,
II. Haldeman.
SoWcr, Barnes & Potts,
u. &. A. ClaIke,
Thomas Sparks
-, G.. ClaghOrn,
Chns. w. Bucon, Jr,
Lowls u. BnlRh,
W. Hart Carr,
Daniel X. Grim,
John " lest.
Chambers & Cattell,
ThOs. 0arrick & Co.,
Chas. Rnecht,
Lambert Thomas 4 Co..
Isaac Starr, Jr.,
Z. Wat sOn & Sons,
GcO. ". Moars.
VIM Bumm & Sons,
). & ! Moore,
Abraham Hart,
Geo. A. Wood
Buehlcr, Howard a Co.,
Arml7 Young Bro. q co.,
III Il, p Doii ',,,,,io s,,ith
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BENJAMIN X. S0uder.
Theodore Wilson
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lUBIIC SALE OF WHARF.-


i uriI,s COP IH. EoAHp ur WARrENS,
tlIG Pom uE PHflAnELrHIAe
40. lln WALNUT Strcs-, september 20, lsif. y
"lho Board Wariens of the Port o, Philadelphia,
hereby give that under and by authority Of an act
OF the LEGISLATURE Pcuus yyana, entitled IAN act 10
authorize the sale Ofcerain real estate In the city OPhla
dephia approved July 22, 1864, and Of Resolution
said BOGId Wadens pursuant thereto, passed on the
btl day OF September A. d. 1884, they VIII sell at Public
Sale for ash the highest bidder the FIFTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1854 al IL O'Clock noon, at the Phadei
Mia Exchange In fee simple, free, clear, and discharged
nom all and every trust, and use, aud Imitation
An that certain tract piece OF ground, described n the
deed OF Elizabeth Marshall TO the Master ana Assistant
WadonF OF the Port OF Philadelphia, dated the t"ehueh
day OF August, A, ID. 1906 and recorded May ~ lo5 a.
Philadelphia, In Deed BOOK l. G., NO. dtpesv A9 ~ ul-
lows, VIZ. Situate In the Township Of Myyeleiielne'
luOW in the First Ward OF the cry or fLtoepni So-
flaming In breadth north and south forty lee au
inp n cngth or depth and west rom lae l9ao due
tO oucester Point into the river Delaware 70 low wafer
mark. ,t.- t,.,.,,.sro ~, A. No..
b ne aid road leadng Gloucester font on lhe north
M ground now or late heongilg % ne sAd ELsbeth
Nasha and the south by ground also now O. late be-
ieSfnc 10 ne said Elz abeth Alrshal the southern
hIndry beinF distant eight hunored feet or hereabOuts
nom the noIth of he wharf now OF late owned by tho
nd Elizabeth Marshall, az Gloucester Point together,
also, viii an the Hghts, liberties pryheges herediia-
uenf and pplrenanees hy said deed granted 10 the
sad Master lnd Assistant Nardens, as VIII be made
Known more fully on The day OF sale.
Further Information on.amed on application 70
CHARLES s, WAYNE.
e-2OunsCt Master Warden Port Of Philadelphia.
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PROPOSALS.
CUDsIsTRNCE OFFICE, UNTTRD Stairs

CUBSISTENCB oFFICR, UNTTRD Stalks
~ Army, No. 20 SOUTH Street,
BALuAohE, Nd. September u, 1884
Sealed Proposals duplicate, win % received a. taa
Snioe untl y A.. on MONDAY, October 10, leet ~
mnehng the United States subslstsnoa DopartH,aaI
FoVR THOUSAND t4ono, HEAD or npEF c.rrtu
ths hoOf delivered at the State Cattle Scales At said
Md IN lots Of COO) thousand each every (iol
ten days. 10 be weighed within one and half days ast
arrival At The expense OF the oCn raotor Tney must
average about (8Ol hrteen hundred pounds weight
Bgl. Stsgs, oxen Cows, Hefers and Horness Cattle
A deduction Of ton 90, pounds viii bo made ftOm ns
weifht Of each steer accepted under this contract
yded the animal does not stand in the pens two and Sne
dlately amer removal from thec cars.
Blank forms for proposals be had application ~
THIS once, either In person, by mail or telegraph,
Tho Government wil claim the right OF weighing anB
weight than The minimum MENTIONED above; tks az
pense Of weighing viii be paid BY the party otng IN IudG
Each bid to consideration, must contain writ
ten garante Sl Two rssPonsblc persons as follows
guarantee It is lor sre) able 70 uln contract q
accordance with tho terms Of his Tor ther) proposition
and should his (or their proposition be accepted, he (os
hey) VIII at once enter Into contract In acoordaRoa
giving good and suiieIent bonds for ts faalnent
The respons6lhy ofthe guarantors must be shown b
Court or q the Unsed statOs District Attorney TO DO sa
Bidders must be present to respond to their bias ana
70 give bonds and sign the contract bsOrs iesv-
The Government itself the right 70 re,eot sny
or al bids considered unreasonable; -,
may be on hand; hand, 10 be made -
received.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Proposals for
Beet Cattle" and addressed to CaptainJ. II. Gilman O.
s., baltimore, Maryland.
fa bid isn tho name OF hr1, their names and thetr
posoce address must appear, or they will not be con-
sitered
Each person or Overy member Of firm enering pro-
posa must accompany 1t BY oath OF allegiance 70 the
United States Government ~ he has not already loa ons
in this Onlce.
IRbids nor Complying strictly sA ms terms aS aS-
veFESemeRt ViH be rejected.
9-9q-tO8 Captain and q. s., u. u, A.
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In these dlsTicis h5 contest .5r Congress 10 % have
ing been Independent Of politics, we give the 1t9 of
Auditor instead.
MessTs. Baly CWar Democrat, and G'ossbrtnn,r
~ huaf Democrat were rival canddHes in ol as now.
haiE received the Republican vote, and was elected by
lQr State Auditor.
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OFFICE,

A 4 u n IA L " IL W n - II II " v E1
NJ PmLADELPHIA, Pa, September g, 1894
Sealed Proposals viii be received n this ofice untn
IUEsDAi Y O'Clock M Oclober 4, 1861 for delivery at
the United states SCrehOuse, Hanover wharf, Phf
laoopha, Pennsyyana, OF Six Mule Army Wagons, COM
pGo
Bidders will state price, both In writing and ngures
and how wagons they deliver and the shortest
time they deliver them In. Tie wagons to be subect
TO inspection.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per-
whose signatures must be appended 60 the guAtsn
tee and cei7ifod being 80 cd sui3nt security
for the amount Involved by tho United states District
Judge, Attorney, Collector, other public officer.
otherwise the hid Will not be considered.
The right 10 reject all bids deemed too high,
and bid nom doiaultins contractor will be received
by order oil
Colonel Al. PERRY,
QuRrtermaster's Department, u. \. A.
GEORGE X. 0RME.
925 % Captain and A. y. NJ
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RoPosALs FOR STATIONERY

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
Il uEADQUARTERs PENSA. MILITIA,
QUARTZ RMAsTER GENFRAL's OFFfCR,
HARRISBURG, Pa. 5eptomber3i 1894.
Sealed Proposals endOred Proposals for Stationery
Will be TcceiN cd this Office SA rURD AY October
I,3PM. for furnishing the following articles delivered
this once iee OF charges for boxes freight
Age under Act Of Assembly aoprov August "a 1864
D Rcams Note Paper, faint line, white tint weight
not less than lbs, per Team
RoanS Letter Paper, faint lne, white tint welgtH
not less than 10 lbs. per ream.
Reams Letter Paper, same, In y sheets, weight
not less than 10 lbs per ream, put up In paper
boxes y ream each
Reams Gap Paper, faint line, white tint, weight
not less than Il lbs. perream.
5000 Legal Envelopes, white, size by B5S ln., weight
II lbs. per 1000
2Coo Legal eiopcs, bur- same, weight IL lbs. per
1900.
1900 Letter Envelopes. white, sse 81 by 5K inchess
boz Muciiagc. in bottles, with cap and brush.
2oz. and o..
y BOZ. Lead Pencils nrst quality.
10 Gross steel Pens, flrst quality.
i3 BOttiug Boards, good, "a By II inches,
l2 ArnOld's writing Fluid, plots or quarts
10 BLANK Books, ASSORTED =, 3, ant qulre, y bouhl
good, faint inc white tint szt 50 bv IL -
Samples accompany each bid and delivery ia ten (lOt
days after awarded Name, OF two 20 u suretos to ac
company proposal The right reserved 10 accept par OF
any bids reject an II considered for the Interest Of The
JAS. l. REYNoLDs.
27-5t QuGrermaster- General, Pa.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN
II AEATrOSAL SAVINGS BANK, offering higher rate
Of interest than any other, and the best security Any
savings bank which pays depostors in United States
Notes considers that 1t is paying In the best circulating
medium Of the county and It cannot pay in anything
better for It's either in Government secur
ties In notes orbonds payable In Government paper.
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All Of the above described 10 be bcBt QnaIlty uaber
subject TO the inspection Of inspector appointed on the
part Of the Cove nment.
All of bid be delivered within nftees
days from date Of contract.
Bidders VIII fee, both in writing and figures ana
the qu sntty Of each knu bid for. +.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per-
sons whose signatures he appended the guarantee
and certified 10 being good and sufficient security for
the Imcunt involved by the United States District Judge.
Attorney, Collector, other public ODoer, OtherwtGa
the bid Will not be considered.
TIE right is reserved 20 reject all bids deemed toe
high and no bid from defautng contractor viii be re-
Ceyed.
by order Of Colonel A. j. Perry Quarterm asers De-
paTtment, Z, 5. A.
GEORGE r. oRMR,
929-d Captain and A. q. NJ.
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IT'S ExENPTIoN FROM STATE OR MU-
NICIPAL TAXATION.

NICpAL TAXATION.
BAT a,io rrom an the aiyantg-es have enumerated,
Especial Act o. Congress sg,Hps aH tp7Hs and Treasury
notes floh local l0tgiint, On haavcfRse, u.a cNemp-
hon s worth about two For cent par anuu according TO
the rate oftgEaon in various parrs ot the country.
II s. bcl.ssed that mo- securities uHer grea induce-
ments 10 sndora those Issued by the Government. In
al other iorms or indebtedness the faith ability Of
private parties stock companies separate colnmun
ties only, pledged for payment, While tie whole pro-
pery the country held to secure the discharge Of an
the obligations Of Tie United states,
W 10 2ih Of September, the subscriptions to this
loan amounted TO over
100000
SUBSCRIPTIONS wILLiGE RECEIVED ~ ne Treasurer Of
he United States at washington the several Assistant
Trsasurers and designated Depostaries, and by tie
| FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
! SECOND NATIONAL BANK'OFPHlLADELPHIA, PA,
| THIRD NATIONAL BANE OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
| FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, PA,
BY all National Banks which are dsgosari's Of pablo
money and V--O-EJ
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout theoountry viii give further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS,
"a To SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
The undersigned having leased @ is w. Sd ~ 80
TGN SCREW DOCK, begs to inform ny nsadG % anu A "
clHiss y 70 I aecommodats those having 70 be raised
on rCpaired and being pTaceh amp & li Ahe
/ caukor win give personal "''ei''H " ~ 'N''- VA
rusted 10 him Tor repairs c,o,.... auA Nrachrt.t.
| ,td,. geeseis to repalr, are solicited 20 call,
Having The agency for the sale o. Mellesledta Patent
1f III vessels bottoms, Tor this cltytl am prepared 70
iNi''A Wv JOHN II. HAAiAIrr,
kon6ngton Screw Dock
1hll-h Delaware aYeDgs'eeoVe Laurel aueet.
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GRAND OPENING
or THE NEW sSD MAGNIFICENT STORE or
JOHN LOUTEY & co.,
NO. 2O -. EIGHTH STR EITs
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,
Where Will be found most beautiful sssortmcnto or
DRY GOODS,
CLOAKS, AND SEIAwLS,
IN TUE CITY
We have yu,t opsaea
1000 Picoos SILKS.
PLAIN AND FAECr-
800 Pieces MERINOES,
PLAIN AND FIGURED!
$50 Pieces FRENCH PoPLIN,
REP AND FIGURED.
200 Pieces WOOL DE LAME,
Double and Single wisth, Plain ana Figured.
$50 Pieces MOHApR ALPACA,
Plain and Figured.
100 Piooo- ENGLISH NGGRINOEs,
Also Isrsc stock OF Fancy cad staple
DIRE S S q . O ID s.
92lIm
NJ A. JON Es
CELEBRATED
NE PLUS ULTRA SKIRTS ! !!
EVERY SHIRT wAEnAET1E;DI Iiis ASD KEPT IN ORDER
FREE OF CHARGE
SOLD ONLY AT
10 II n. EIGHTH STREET,
CoycrParrldso's Trimming stoo).
NONE GENUINE UNLESS
OUR NAME AND NUMBER
Is STAMPED UIoy TIE WAIsrBASU.
EXTRA LENGTH ~hlIslH. ana WIN 'A7E l44aee
! 90 order at the sagltes. uH,et
| OLD SKIRTS MADE OVER AND REFAlRED,
E#UIl TO- New.
| MISSES IND DUIIDEENs SKIRTS. a -l sizes and
/ ftyl,r, constantly ON hand y-2l-lm
! 600 HOOP SKIRTS 600
| HLS Mandatory, No. b2s ARCH sToot, OZO
| Above SIKH street,
Philadelphia,
Wholesale and Retail.
The most complete assortment ui Lade', Misses, and
Curcns Hoop skirts the city In ever respect
gss which FOR style, unsh, durability and chel4 ness
| nave no equal in the market
| skirts made 10 order altered, and repaired
| fOi-ly hM'I' hOFhlNS'
| CARPETS, MATTINGS OIL CLOTHS AND
| u Window Shades, from Now York Auction ssles,
| fslipbtly wet)--Magnihcont Brussels, Y wide, Si25,
slal5 $40 and Sl'75i Imitation Brussels, (pa ntedD
Z wide, 10 so and % cents 49, - qua l24 a. proper
ingram, from so cents 20 Sll2hi Heneuan, Reg and
Hemp nom 87h 10 10 cents per yarli Mat 1-s, the
largest assortment ever offered IN fhuadepha ON 9'a
t0 75 cents a yard at the New herk Auction le8 De
| not 0oTmery stethlows) No. li7 s. sECONO street
| frst door above WAlnuI oplOsi.e Corn EAchgngt,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oFFICE.

W PHILADELPHIA. Pa, September %. 1854. -
Sealed Prsposas viii be received at this ofice uata
IL O'Clock NJ. THURSDAY October g. 1854 for the de-
livery at the United states StorehOuse, Hanover stree
Wharf, of the following
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The rival candidates for Congress now, and the
vote of their respective districts at the last cleo
tiOn GSG2 \ are as follows

Our readers have thus placed before them the
means Of Judging fairly the results of the pending
October election, and justly estimating their Pre-
sideutial significance. Let them save this article
for comparison with the returns as they shall be
received, and they will be armed against all
Efforts, whether on one side or the other, to mis-
lead them with regard to the nature and bearing
of those results.
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ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout thecountry win give further Information and
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CARPETS, MATTINGs OIL CLOTHS AND
I j Window Shades, from Now York Auction sales
tSiip6tiy wet 5-Magnihcont Brussels, Y wide, si25
slal5 sl'j0 and Sl75 Imitation Brussels (pa nedD
Tomato prices Imperial Cmpes, SlJI to sil5 Pc yard
Ingram from 80 cents 20 4ll2hi venetian X fg, and
Hemp nom 871 10 10 cents per yarti Mat l-s, the
largest assortment ever offered Ia fhladelphlA tQm 9lh
10 10 cents a yard at the Now lerk Auction lea De
Dot formerly stehlow'sD No ~ s. hECOh ID street,
trst door above WAlnui, opposite Corn EAoAsngi,
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A. A. Genera E. D. Townsend,
War Department, Washington City, y. C.

HEADuUARTURg DISTRICT or WEST FLORIDA
BANHANCAs, October 23.-Dayid D. Porter Rear
Admiral United States Navy-Dear Sir:-Your
tayO. OF the 18th nit. was kindly forwarded by u
D.. Townsend, Assistant Adjutln. General, and
is just at hand
Throughout this war, have ever fel. the i'm
portancs Of The army and navy WOrkingin unison,
and my personal efforts have always been d!,
Tected, where circumstances would admit, 20 the
fuIthoranCe Of good feeling between both. Very
much Of the success in Rcd rive Is attributable
toyOursclf and officers, and to the right good
will In which aTmy and navy joined hands de-
termined to save the hOnOred Mississippi
Squadron.
/ accept with heartfelt thanks the sword which
you tender me- and you will please convey 20 the
naval cficers who were with you my assurance Of
the highest appreciation Of their regard
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have stnyen 70 do all In my power 20 aid In
CIuening this rebellion, and " have failed 10 do
all within my power, Il is because have moi ma
an opportunity but wherever / may be. or what.
tNet 40, trust, sir never to bring dishonOr upon
inc sword OF which am the recipient
M a. you mention that would find tho sword AZ
Tiffany & Co.'S, New York. awaiting INV accent
Hucel IN case an opportunity should not occur TO
euaole you TO present he same In person, I would
respectfully suggest, in view Of the circumstances
OF orr wide separation, that IL should be scnt to
Ills ENCelencyi J. 7. Lewis, Governor Of Wis.
consin, there to await my orders.
60 whore may, shall always entertain the
highest regard fOr the officers Of the Mississippi
squsdron, and lively recollection Of tho scenes
on Rcd river.
Hoping that we may meet on other fields, and
with the highest consideration,
lrcmain, very truly, your wcl-wishcr,
j. bailey,
Brcvot Brigadlcr- General U. $. Vols.
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he utmost success Testimonials flom the most rellg
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su Cet The Medical Faculty invited 20 aocOmpan Y
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