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THH HOWARD RBsrAuRAsr.-We know M
oessef eaune mouse In Washington, for tbo,s
VINO don't propose to dine rs thou gt a DsImo-
nico's, than the Howard restaurant. on "a st,est
near the corner OF 12th, patronized for the rnost
part BY clerks, male and female ana othsr
business people roomIHg In that section ~ IN.
city. Its charges are perhaps one third Isss
than the charges for similar food and accom- mo
dations on Pennsylvania avenue, and eouaii,
as good. Such an "institution" In our midst i.
these times of high prices cannot fan 10 b.
eventually oyerrun with patronage.
PETTY LARCRNY.-Yesterday afternoon, of.
ncer Franklin arrested John Dowsey, q col.
oreo servant, employed at Hexters aucuoa
rooms, ano he was taken before Justice FERN
son, WHO committed him to jail for court Mr
hex'er, appears, lost watch and other ar
ucies, snd procured q search warrant o,
whien Dowsey's house was searched, and tEo
hanc Kerchiefs and some smaller articles wer.
found and on being identified by Mr Hexter
as his goods, Dowsey was committed.
p RKpusED TO PAY HER FARE Yesterd.x
Sarah Williams, Of the red dressed BabyIonis,
persuasion, engaged VIM. Hogan to hant h.
around town. She In the meantime rot eio
riously drunk, and after the bill amonn ted =,
several dollars she refused to pay, when h
gan drove her to the City Hall where otfiosr
Granttook her in custody, and On being brousb,
before Justice 9iberson she agreed to paw n.
bill and was dismissed.
Evening star., 1864-05-03

QY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
tail Grocery at the corner of Sixth and IL streets
north on FRIDAY, the 9th instant, at 10 O'CLOCK
sr-n.c.sh i 34 .tEa qsr a
my.S-o GREEN G WILLIAMS Aucts.
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FRoM OULPRP8R @. H., l13O M,
- Dated March 30, 1864.
Aofor General ". r. Sherman, Nashville:
,Gea. F. p. Blair viii be assigned TO the Seven
tenth Army Corps, and not the Fifteenth
pfoval OF the President to any other corps
command you may have, and break up the
AniDosity Of one General commanding two
corps. a- u GRANT,
Lieut.. Cen. Commanding.
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HusTsvILLE, Ala, March 2s, 1864.

HUSTsvILLB, Ala, March 26, 1864.
HIS ErceRency, A. Lincoln,
President United States
understand by papers that it is contem.
piated TO make q change in the commanders Of
the Fifteenth and Seventeenth Army Corps, so
1s TO transfer me to the Seventeenth. hope
this VIII not be done. I fully understand the
organization Of the Fifteenth Corps now, of
which have iabored to complete the organi-
change may not be made.
JSo. A. MORGAN, Major General.
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'@"@" PRICE or GOLD. gsrs
[By ths Peoples Line.1
NEW YORK, May a-lo,a. m, Gold, 77X; II,
q M, 77Ha77K; 12 M, 7sxa7Ski 1 p. m, 7sXa
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1otdl.. ................ss..&l,140 140
A license was ordered to be granted to Edw.
McQ nillan to keep an ordinary; an application
and referred; number Of accounts were or
dered TO be paid gE
The Court proceeded to impose the annual
tax on the real estate and personal property in
the county, when Mr.. Bowen proposed 40 cts
in the &l0O; DR.. Nichols, so cents; and Mr..
Blagden IS cents.
m motion and resulted as follows
Yeas-Messrs. Bowen and Nichols
Nays-Messrs Belt, Blagden, Burr, Larner,
Thomas, Plant, and SARGENT.
The yeas and Nays on Mr.. Bowen's motion
were as follows: - -
Yeas-Messrs. Bowen, Larner, Nichols and
Sargent4. -
Nays-Messrs. Belt, Blagden, Burr, Plant
and Thomas-5. =
The motion OF Mr.. Blagden was adopted
yeas, 6; nays, 3. (Messrs. Belt, Thomas, and
Burr.) 1-..s
Adjourned to May 23d.
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DR.
To men required to be furnished 1st March,

Or. 3
BY men enlisted during March. ..... $50
Re. enlisted veterans, uncluding Is re.
enlisted regulars s).................. lis
U. S. marines enlisted in March. &c
Seanen enlisted in Navy in March 90. Is
Do. from 1st to 10th of Aprll. ........ Q
Ordinary enlistments from 1st 70 21st
Apru... .,.......... 100
Seamen enrolled and enlisted prior to
Feb. 81, 1864 7s-774
Evening star., 1864-05-03

NASHVILLE, TENN, March II, 1861,
[Confidential.J 81
Has EzeeNency, A. Lincoln,
President United States
e General Sherman is here. He consents to the
transfer Of General Logan to the Seventeenth
Corps, and the appointment Of Gen F. T.. Blair
TO the Fifteenth Corps. U.SG GRANT,
~ Lieutenant General.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.
tEvKSrEEk BgIkgINgc, ID q LOTS IT'S On On, THE

LAND AT PU pLlC AUCTION.
3 = On MON LAY AFTERNOON, May ., ats o'clocai
on the premise s. we 81 all sell, the southern psrtd
sqp.,e ssa sub divided in dssi ,iS sSS
alt iscilitiea and fronting reapestivey on south
street between Twelfth and Thirteentn 6, stress
Oh Twelfth and Thirteenth streets wess ~ eno cor
ner Of 4 street. ...t.a>. n, -
Terms One third cash. the semHSnuSSt SaeS In at
months With int sr. ct, secured ~ s~e'~v' ~sss'
0p cnuse,snoes tnS At tire % efths gHFchassfs: g a
ApaSmento' - III M06 UIRB q 90. Auct.
Evening star., 1864-05-03

SuPRRHr CoURr III GsHsRAL fssn IYes.
terday the csee Of Mackall -Xs Macka's pse.
ceedine to set aside the decree OF dtvosca ~.
ed com nplsinsnt February i2, was neare' "a ~
Braaley appea,ine for ibe com az a.n m. -.
Meesrs Brent, Rloput and nosn sa nscrsa vsas sst
or or daA and aiter argument tne "'0.1P (
Evening star., 1864-05-03

N.,,.,, A, un nuuxe essxIzHD.--Thes sotaI NUN.
NInetA ~ e.t+sd 81 the videttes up TO the
nes nT. 9. eHse s.ss : M venty Of ,ns
! sss ssnas snd q q. esSsrs VEN
Rad no hs u ,tl ht % ''''' '''' - . :
Evening star., 1864-05-03

THE TURP.-Opening Of the Spriny Races
Yesterday the jehu's, and the owners Of jehu
horses in Washington, had an opportunity 10
display themselves and their fast stock. II
was the regular opening day OF the spring
season at the National Course. The weather
was very fine cave stormy wind from the
west, and the track was In excellent condition
There was not as large an attendance of
spectators present as we expected to see, owing
to the fact that printers dnk had not been used
freely enough In announcing the affair. We
ground, some members Of Congress, and high
city officials, and quite collection Of ladies'
The first race was mile heats, best three in
five to harness, between Bill Steele, Lady
Hamlin and Brand dywine. The betting was
spirited, and fools sold freely. On the dra wing
Lady Hamlin won the pole, with Bill Steele
next, and Brandy wine outside.
-r.. ...-.- THR RACn.
= First Hedt-Brandywine won in 2.43; Lady
Hamlin ed; Bill Steele Sd.
Second Heat-Lady Hamlin won in 2.44X;
Brandywine I'd; Bill Steele Sd.
Third Hedt-Lady Hamlin won in 2.4lX;
Brandywine I'd; Bill Steele Sd.
Fourth Hedt-Lady Hamlin won in 2.ii; Bill
Steele I'd; Brandy wine Sd.
American Star, Bay Mare, Alice Gray, and
Gen. Averill were entered for the second race
Gen. Averill was Withdrawn.
First Heat-Won by Bay Mare in $780, Alice
Gray I'd; American Star Sd.
Second Heat-American Star woE in 233 Bay
Mare I'd; Alice Gray 3d.
Third Hcdt-American Star was Withdrawn:
Bay Mare won in 23S.
Fourth Heat-Alice Gray was Withdrawn,
leaving Bay Mare the winner. q,
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GAsHvILLB,I IEEa., 10 A. NJ, March 16, 1864.
AH EDceuency, the President.
General Logan commands the CORDS referred
to In your dispatch. will see General Sherman
within few Gays and consult him about the
6s1sfer, aud answer. U. 8. GRANT,
sr... Lieutenant General
Evening star., 1864-05-03

SOUTHERN NEWS.
We have Richmond papers of late date, and
from them we gather the following items of
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= AND AZ LADIss' UE.
" =. 81 e n ER q

8. h,i.ts 3. 4 W. MeyenbergJa
+ 4 q a,o,lu feGes biUeen Secesth and Eisih A..
Sc h0s~H finder the Averue House .5Ir~-
n. - very Gar ge stock Of Imported and Home.
made Girls and Boys Suits, Blousss. Infants'
SSroidered and plain. Alsc, . large ssopk OF SIX
Hsntilifs, shavla, Gowns, Ohemises and genera
An, also prepared to take orders for Brides
Ciofkes And Ladies' Linens, Hmbroiderng, stitch
jBg, Rraiding, &c. Only ladies' will have charxe OF
One price will be a. ked without deviation. Ev.
ery \, ,{icle is mari ed with plain hgures.s -
"'- 8. M AEYENBKR4,
,- 4e Market Space, under Avenue House,
'.nA between 7th and Sth sts
fCsr ARRIyBD AND NOW UNLOADING
j frn,r schooner earcuia. from Bostop--
ono com COTTAGE AND ROUND OORNRR
~"o BEDSTRADS.2
A.. n,ch VI call the attention Of the trade and the
''e''e 'p sfbsSsNsaTz bSNTz aRIRPIrHe sss rsh g.,
I0lan % q aFa BIZ ag betwe md ~.
- saas1q zai'.s@7 asj gessi .sass "a
r. 4
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The Osders and Dispatches Relating

tCopy Telegram.]
8IPriYate.l EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, u. c., March 18th.
Ltest General Grant, Nashville, Tennessee:
General Mcpherson having been assigned to
command OF Department, could not General
Frank Blair, without difficulty or detriment to
the service, be assigned to the command which
he commanded q while last autumn!
(Hgned) A. LINCOLN.
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,Raasvs IS hsG rses7aae.i z FsLEs 7g-tzE
.alsy'.s 6 = b&E aszE svisz lfErsaL
Evening star., 1864-05-03

LEVY COURT.-The Court met yesterday in
the Aldermens Chamber.
The report of the Treas urer for the past
month showing that the magistrates had paid
to him as fines imposed fer selling liquor to
soldiers the following sums were received and
Evening star., 1864-05-03

~ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, Ao,-
US Receptions, Parties, WeAdinEs, Balls, Sup-
psfs, Pairs and other sntertAiamsnts furnished st
shortest notice and most reasonable terms Ice
Cream and water Ices made by steam power, var
rsnted 70 BE- The best IN the c't wholesale and e
70 order, at JbDtPH 8HAIlIHLDV 0onfsetion.
sry. $50 Sixth .. bet. g md II. 10 1l-Sms
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tie EAi Yke 298a9
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{ Is
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The foregoing constitutes all sought BY the
Yesoaution, 90 far as it IL remembered, or has
been found, upon diligeut search. =
ABRAHAM L1HooLH.
Nay Z, isel =.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-24

Vice President Patrick Fehly; for Secretary,
Geo. S. Foster; for Pellers, Merritt KELLY,
and j.. w. Diokerson.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-24
@sELvT LSHMoT IHL Ly2
4 HT " s q O II
AIturag Democratic Convention.


The Democratic Convention for the county
of Alturas met at the house of G. W. Brady
on Bear Creek, September 10th, 1854, at 12
o'clock NJ, and were called to order by S. B.
Dilley.
On motion, G. S. Foster was appointed
Secretary
On motion, the chair appointed the follow
ing committees:
On credentials-B. Crosson, John C.
O'Connor, G. w. Brady, r. F. zimmerman
and S. Mattingly.
Committee on Permanent Organization
and Order of Business-Merritt Kelly, B.
Crosson, W. Y. Tenant, 7. J. Gafney, and
Joseph w. Dickerson.
Committee on northumberland aIey
E. T. Beatty, John G. O'Connor, Merritt
Kelly and B. Crosson.
On motion, the Convention adjourned till
3 o'clock.
Three o'clock P. M.-Convention met pur-
suant to adjournment, whereupon the Com
mittee on Credentials reported the names Of
the following persons as entitled to seats in
the Convention, viz: Middle Boise Precinct
IS. Mattingly, with proxies for w. S. Gray
and Thomas Reeves. Vocano Precinct-R.
F. zimmerman, with proxies for VIM. Glenn
ems and w. HollinsWOrth. South Boise Pre-
cinct-John G. O'Connor and w. Y. Ten
nant. Happy Camp Precinct-James Kelly,
j. A. Thompson, Joseph w. Diokerson, Pat
rick Fehly, NJ. Comersky and B. Crosson.
Rocky Bar Precinct-Merritt Kelly, G. w.
Brady, D. Galley, J. M. Pedler, G. S. Foster,
7. J. Gafney, 7. B. Fitzhugh, E. 7. Beatty
B, Nordheimer and Charles Bennett.
The Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton and Order Of Business presented the
following report, which was received and
adopted For President, 3. I. Beatty for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

BRurALLY BEATEN Charles Truman was
Yesterday srrestedon tie complaint Of his ssterinsw.
Ellen Powers residing a. No. IS kivington' street
She that the accused caused her dyes
hrrse OF her clothing snd then beat her about tie body
and shoulders in such brutal manner as to Draw hioo
AT every blow. Justice Mansfield commute him for
examination. LL.1
MONEY RECOVERED. MCINTYRE. the
widow Of Officer Mcintyre Of the 29th Precinct. who
died from the effect of injuries received during the Ju
riots in 1862 while riding in Broadway stage ca tbs
22d inst had her pocket picked Of wallet containing
s72. Yesterday Detectives Bennett and ,bv.rl ar
rested the ,hiei spd recovered the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
Rznisxs ABorf ssSr CATTLE.

The total number hi. week $685. lead compes with t6I
Iei List week and with 500 head per we-k lss
yesr and with o5l The week one sEe
The number sold yesterday and TO day a, tho pnpsl nal.
k. 4JoS head compares With 3i' head iA week, snd n
s6 the syessg last yes and with ASS head
a, market yraT a:o. ...
Monday, Sept. 26.--We have 400 buliocAs NJ
III. pens FoylouEs.ree, TO day aud most deshuI
Tor business sdden the hearts Of al oJ. men,
and makes traitor mex Trade opened esIy ABOUT hi
con. pound dccn. upon the quotations OF ss'
nom prices down 10 about ons cent decline upon
morning prices before noon and from list on was meut 70
ar upon anything certain Tie business va, ~ snos-
Seller. very anxious but to their appeals the oucncr
M heard from Mobile" Another ope when the preo q
cattle YVES learned turned swsy ssyns Mo- Mri no, r,a
gold At I5o For hours, nsde was slmow III ~
h day. larry In the morning lev very Elm nns
~ 10 s.us u.r pound A. ths sse time hoss Ia,ed hi,
oasi,y w.rs ffesly sHered Of 10 cents arc ron
10, 4 ,B ss,ss according 20 qualify, asvS sss" As !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
findntial.


The Secretary Ct TIE Treasury evss Sotce thu, iubfcrip
,ons Will be received ol Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
tire. years from Aas u.s. 1891 with s.msnnus in,sres Al
the Of and three tsnths cent per
pa and interest both to be paid in awful money.
These notes will be convertible the cp.sr Of ii, holder
maturity six per gold bearing bonds payable moi
less than twenty years rom their date.
the Government may EJECT. They WI be iisued in denot'
nations Of 90 &lC0 $50 900 snd 5000, and ell sub
scrptions ns1t Re for fly dollars seme multiple Of MY
dollar.
the interest from Angus. Is persons mssns
deposits subsceuen 70 date psy tire interest accrued
nom date ofnote 10 date OF deposit
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT Is NArIosAL SAvIyGs BANK, Offering higher Ise
oftsre, any other and > best seeay Any savings
bank which pays M depotors in L. s Notes considers that
II paving the best circulating diun Of the country
and it pay anything better for It's own asc's are
either in Government securities in notes u bonds payable
IN Government paper
CONVERTIBLE INTO SIX PER CENT $50 GOLD
BOND.
In addition TO IL. very liberal nieres. tie Notes for
three years. this privilege " conversion is worth about
three per per snnu The rate ior $40 Bonds
than sqc per premium and before the war the
premium siI per cest a. ) Stocks was over twenty per
cent Will be that the actual profit this Loon, at
the rrcsent market rs. is not less than ten per cen, Per
tEnuni.
IT'S EXEaifTIoN FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAN
ALTON.
Put sside fofr 81 the advantages have enumerated
Special Ae; Of Congress ,em's on Boad' AID Toa'arg
~, from. local tra,oa. On the ayoTege this exemption Is
worth sbou Per cent per annan, accofdn. to The rse Of
ts1ston in various parts Of the country
il believed that Securities offer srea, inducements
to lender. q, those issucd by the Government. In ell
Other forms Of indebtedness, the faith ability Of private
patos or stock srauies sparse conmunides only
h pledged Tor payment while tie whole properly Of the co1n
try held tie discharge Of all the obligations Of the
United States. Up'o he 24h Of September, the slbscrp
ti.ns 10 tn. loan amounted 10
$40, 1000, 900.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
by se
Aaisrlxr TRE.srGrR or TGE ESITED srsTls corner @
Wal and Nss,su-sfs
Firsr Nar1oyaI B,~E OF NHw,NoRE. Nc Wslls.
SEcoxp NATIoyaL B1yk oF NEW YORK 23ds RrdSay
TuRp NATIONAL BANK CT NEW. YORK, 10. > Nssssnst
FouErH NArIoyAL In or NEvYoBE, u ard 20 Finest
FIrrg NATIONAL GASK Of NEW YORK. No. 35t 3dsI
SIXTH NArloSAr B.SX or NEwYoRS 6,hay. BF'dva7
EieHrH NArIoSAL BANK or Nrw.YoRK Nc. go Broadway
META NAuoSAL BASE or York, No. 3S3 Broodway
TzyrH NATIONAL BASK sr NEW. YogE, No 2i0 Broadway
CENTRAL NATIONAL BASE o. NES York. No Il Dame 1T,
NArioxAL EXCHANGE BASK oS NEw YORK. i9i Grwich 81
and by ali National Banks which Repositories o. public
money.
AID ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
iroaehout the country wiz give further Information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 10 SUBSCRIBERS.
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&rorrr,es amo propisions.

II A KENNEpY's extra fine Csnbridgeport
CRIcrrRs (1esn and healthy. " err s,oet arc
L~p lon,sr tbsn sIg other lnsisL RCD ~ Nc "ss'"
Isp dt o. apd by ~ bst eIsss Cocoa
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,1ERMILYE d Co.,
70. "a wALL.sTREET,

70. IA WALL-STREEr,
nDlTete.vt ,.tsc-'rors to toe
NEW go TREASURY NOTE LOAN
Tie. notes tard IN demon nations q $50, vi 90
$500. 81, eco srd $1,000. maturing in THREE
YEARS ron August lS is interest payable iannusy
Il e.r.ncy al the Iate o. $40 PR CENT per snnum
The Isyahi, IN cYrEeury ~ maturity. or conye
al. ilso $50 SIX TER CENI BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE ~ GOLD
Al deIo ulde pto &c sast 18th VII draw interest a
rs.e.
III. ascs Copn.,.or slowed tbs Loan AID also TIE
1916 iotn.
We slt prepared IN convert TIE l.. =. $40 TREAS
Try MOTIFS ITO she @ rsT cert BONDS Of 1851 WIN
vsoiat ness On favorable
Aho BUY and SELL raEriet rates ~ iiHe' Of GOV
fENNFNT SECURITIES, including
u. J-20 E0NDS
Us: 7-30 Treasury NOTES.
T,e. 2aos lEkUllCAftS or IEDLtILDNf''s'
rs, CuAErEEMAsTEaS CHECKS
Us. IWOYEAR ) yer cent. LtGN TENDER
EcTtS
4. {. G rer cert COTTON srd REGISTERED Q.
1GlTURlSo cERTiF!cAIEs OF INDEBTEDNESS
ttre< 'ed q pa4ciis-rd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
financial.
TIVE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN,
sFVFN.THIRTY LOAN.
FISK & HATCH.
No % WALL STREET,
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW


SEVEN-IHIRTY LOAN.
Tie Mole, vii he isaed 10 DENOMINATIONS Of $50 s0e,
$50 900 sod $500 with interest Al the rate Of $40
FER CENT o. ONE CENT per day On each $50 payable
ssaD-snnnary.
They -n dated Angus, is loef ,nd win he psysbest
eodof thee years in ourent fGndf convertible INTO
yse Twenty SIX FER CENT Bond, p4y sbs PnneiPa and
Interest H. God
o. al peymen,s made prior to August ~ n.e'ess VIII pc
allowed and sNsr that date interest viii be charged
n LteIs aI,anfsmens vii be made Win Banks. Bank
ana Deelers
sotrpuons also received for ,he 1910 LOAN snd all
81 Securities bought and sold at market
rsise
~ Sreeis attention rvsn 10 ne conversion Of the old 80
setes in,o The SIX PR CENT Bonds OF 1881.
Bold.rt Of amounts les than 500 svsi them
s~vs Of the privileges q conveIsonss the Bonds Of 1891
sd bereGerbe issued in Denominations Of SO and 800
vel IL n, larger droDrstious heretofore ssued IN
sn,srns Va. ncte dc Ae.ui IT, interest viii be adjusted
s. tina, date flSE HATCH. Nc &c Waist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

HOBOKEN COURSE. ,
III r0IJR AND A HALF MILES WEST OF HOBO
KFy THE GREArEsT RACES AND LARGEST PIE
NUNS on THE SEASON. ,
6,.. Race Meeting on TUESDAY 9Th, THURSDAY. 2eth,
ana FRIDAY 3eth Sept, 1861 f..ff ...
Third day the meat fourns and repest race for
special trains foot Of ChAmbers ., ii and i-i' rare
bboth wsy,, 81 cents.
All The Hobolen Pesries lead directly 10 the courss
The xfd Ct Ferry only a mies from the course.
The ar.t race each day at 9,ei9 .s;vv ,vous s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
90 nbom il man Concern.

I ECTURE COMMITTEES-1s6 4-5-MI.
O. yANDENHOFF has added TO his list Of Il EApINSs
DC the following Novelties: l. IRISH BULLS and kisfi
WIT and UMOR. chat their intsrrea,op wish cop
ous examples; and ANECDOTES illustrating ENGLISH
| SCOTCH and AMERICAN WIT and HUMOR, &C., ke. y.
Tenny poem Of ENOCH ARDEN, Inost beautiful
and exquisite ROMANCE having all the charm q a'enslon
from DICKENS. Address, Society Library, UIivsrfty
Place, Ncw.York.
NOTICE is hereby given that an application
IN wiz be made the expiration OF Six Weeks, for re
news Of the following certificate Of Stock the original OF TIE
having been Lost by the Su6.criberSo. So tsd Ina
JAY 1850 for Eleven Shares % East River Insurance
Company standing in my name. -
Ansus. IL, 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
6ialioncrp ano fanfp Sooos.

ERANCIS & LOUTREL, -STATIONERS,
Il PRINTERS end BOOK BINDERS, No - Maiden
Lane Dia les 1865; al kinds Bank BOOKS Paper and
STAT onery Orders solicited.
HIGGINS a. KELLOGG, Blank Book Manu-.
IN fe;ure. Wholesale BOOKSELLERS and s,siioner rs and
l25 Wiiia,nst., New York.
DRINCEs IMPROVED PROTEAN FOUN-
i TAIN PES.-sa,i.facon guaranteed Absolutely in,
oorrodbe all Kinds of be g.ea As''
fysse We mos fsdIoa: peamsn PURDY CO. Pro,
preto and cole ManufactUrer No. J33 Brosiwsy ". T.
SNM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. IO4 Fulton
w r.-SrATIOSERS and BLANK BOOK MANUFAC-
IrRrHs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

JANIS W. GlLLIEs, President
WILLIAM 3 LEWIS, SecotaIs. n.n-
Tb.s Company is duly incorporated ndet 1he We
los md We ing wells claim Of eighty one acre.. lr
.l.ed ana owrcd bv thorn IN Crawford County Pa wen
X. bs srk 70 tire depth Of three undred and thirty ee'
with = rood snow a. oil. , warns
,,-,;r ~ no s.ocl has already been akn Ine boots
- lnu orsn 81 the Ofre Of he ornpany No g6 BROAD
Nay cor PM. STR EET. NENy-N ORk ClIl. 49,, ., q,
e.sstusion. are now being ,f 600 SHARES
Al IHREE DOLLALs. Persons therefore purchs,iHns
now al Il dollars have the Gdvauiafe onc shares 10Y
~hicL y tee do! ars paid worth tye ana
nav in one month hc worth hundrec
Pyospeesus with ul p icuiurs Dc otisicd on 70
son II The Oftee Of the COMPANY No. 100 bfoHD"A'
reT PINE-STPfET . -, .
Sreeo TO-
TRrsTTBs
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
O~ausnt-d manufacture. Aso, solid Chestnut and walnut
Chamber Suites plain and Ornamental at 81. +. FARMING
TONS JOB CAnslt. opposite Wooster Established iS.J
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The bet assortment OF ENAMfLED FURNITURE. IN
ali eoors and styes Walnut and Chestnut. Psia and Orns
mental in suites Wholesale aud Retail Also Mattresses
and Paiasses WARREN WARD, No. IN Csnsl st.
CPLENDID SECONDHAND SHOW CASES
snd counters for sale Upright aud counter esses also
great bargnin Apply to cox BROS,
No. esd broadway, corner Of FouTtl e.
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y, II 80 p.,AnA EsllnoAp ConPAsY.

Op,lcK on GHK PAXAsA RAILROAD tohPAsf
yxn,in. Rudtns, No IS Nsi New-i OH, Sep ~ iShA
HNHlRTIETH DIVIDEND.-Ihe Board OF
BiI,c.os nave this dsy declaisd DlAlDLhD o. PUN
(UPER CENT the earning. OF the hosa iof ne e
uep,hs tnding h inst and ONE % FER clNI out O. tne
s.rDngs steamers sailing ve.se SC, psysDe 10 ihe
heSe their legal representatives, on and sie tho ON o.
October LeXi - ,- -, o.,
MI ''p''"'. -'' '"' " IESRY SMITH. Tressursr
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WILLIAM FINCK g. CO.. CHESTER SAW
aware river below Philadelphia have on hand toek
OF Oak and Pine Timber, snd prepared % saw oils on
short notice and at low rates Vessel, Of tie l.-esi ass eau
load at tho Winter and sumner We exten
y engaged in budips Canal Roa and prepared ~ bald
ell kinds Of Freight, Coal, and Drifl Cars
CBgsrER. Delaware Co. Penn
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CAVALRY BUREAU OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAntERl
MASTER No. Is srATgsT., Ngw.yoRK J me 10, isoi )
CAVALRY HORSES WANItD.--l Will
" purchase in OPEN MARkEV al the Cavalry fIorses
that NAY be presented and pa nsIerton at the Government
Stables corner Ctay. and 3o.hs, m III, city until further
notice
Psyuen. will be made IN ehes payable IN certificates OF
indebtedns.s when "a ol-e received
hundred md siY ~ iIfil dollars effh
GEO. T. BhONNiNll !. Nani. and A. Q. ".