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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-16

W Pennsylvania avenue, near willards' Hotel
LEONARD GRoVER................ DIRECToI
Also OF Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre
Philadelphis.
THIS IsATURDAY) EVENING, APRIL 49,
OF THE GREAT OPERA SEASON
GRAND FESTIVE OCCASION
EVERY Artistic or THE COMPANY TO APPEAR
The Gems from
THRiE GRAND OPERAS TO De GWEN
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
The Opera Troupe TO depart In
FULL BLAZE OF GLORY
After the most successful and extended season oil
Opera ever known In Washington.
MONT OF FESTIVE BEAUTY AND DELIGHT
ELEGANT SATIN PROGRAMMES
10 be proidsely distributed throughout the au.
disnee, psffumed with Lubin's Choicest Extracts,
and every detail to be observed which will con.
HIGHEST DEGREE OF EcLAr
To the Important Occasion.
The opening selection will be the third and a. th
acts OF Gounod's Grand Opera Of
NJ Himmer, in his Great Role Faust
Signora Louisa Frederick In her mAlehless Imper.
Madame Bertha Johannscn sisbsi
(Which she has kindly consented TO sing, that
no artistic may be misBing)
NJ. Frederick Grafo as.....,',',,, hIephIstopbIIes
MAD La hoohe M''''.................. martha
To be followed by the third act of BoiIdIeu's
LA DAME BL ANCHE.
N. HGbelmann in his great character Of George
Brown.
[In which he will sing the beautiful song of
!" Robin hdAir," which has everywhere been re-
ceived with the highest acclamStions of delight
wherever this distinguished artistic has rendered
n. Friedrich Cratic .Traveston
Madame Bertha JohAnnsen Anna, his Niece
NJ. kronheld AI...... Dickson, the perintendent
MILE Pauline Canissa as......... emmy, his Vito
La DAME blanche has everywhere been one
OF the greatest successes Of this Company II called
ioT six representations at the Academy in Phila-
delphia, and was the occasion Of establishing NJ.
Habelmann In popularity TO degree never before
equalled by any Tenor' In that city.
To conclude with the Second and Third Act. Of
Carl Weber's much-admir6d Grand Opera Of
DER fREISCHUTZ.
GRAND COMBlNATIONo OF EMINENT TALENT.
NJ ns Max
:, THE TWio1 HANGERS '''''''''r''
signora Louise Frederiei as. The Princes
Mile Pauline Caniisa as XsatGc. Cousin HnScSes
NJ. steineeko as. Prince Of Bohemia, Uttooar
SiiB' IaIlo LehAhl as His Forester, Cuno
sig. Arogandi The Wild Hunter
n Kronneld as. The Wealthy Peasant, KiiiiSn
bridesmaids ForestsrG PcSiantry A IPs atE@
MusieianS, sc.
Closing with the
GRAND INCARNATION SCENE.
CARL ANSCHUTZ...... Conductor Of the Opera
Reserved seats for either OF the nights for sale at
metzernttH Music store, and at the Box Office Of
the Theatre, at the following
SCALE OF PRICES:
Orchestra Chairs, ,.........,..,..., Al 90
press circle and Parquette. 81 90
Family Circle. ........................... 60
iNa'p nDNeb 20
Secured seats 81 cents extra.
c. D. HESS,
Business Manager and Treasurer.
s,, ON MONDAY,
GROWERS GREAT PhILADELPHIA COM
PANY, from the New Chestnut Street Theatre, will
commence brief Season at this Theatre apIe
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7 o o X AT T H = !
MORGAN HORSE FOR SALE.
Is a Mahogany Bay, eight years old, and war.
ranted sound and kind. He Is we'll built, stands
Rfce hands high, drives well In single or double
harness, and Is ,rst class saddle animal. This
horse has frequently trotted a mile in three min
uteS, and with proper II ainIng can "mAke IT" in
much less time.
Any gentleman Wishing tip-top animal will do
well to call at CooleyS Livery Stable, corner Of
Tenth and C. sire cts, where he can be seen, and
terms made known. Apl0-2t
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DARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON
III Wishing to Engage In the Wholesale and
Retail Grocery BusnebB.-The undersigned having
been actively engaged In business for a period Of
twenty-One years, and desiring to retire from the
same, offer their stOcI, together with the good
will Of their establishment Tor sale.
ApIl-eod6uf MURRAY u SEMAIES.
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r AND WARRANTS WANTED.
fiFTY LAND WARRANTS Of 20, 90, 100 and 100
CLIRH r. GAYLORD
noS-u Room .. corner Seventh and SITS
. OOO HORSES WANTED.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAu,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
WARRINGTON, D. c., April II, 1854.
One hundred and hfty-hye (Sl66) dollars per
head will be paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next fifteen (i5) days at the
Government stables at GiesboTo', d. Z.
Said horses to be sound In all particulars, not
less than five (6) nor more than nine (9l years Old
from AZ to IS hands high full heshed, eohpaetly
built, bride wise, and Of size sufficient for cavalry
purposes.
Thee gpeeiaediioHs BiH be SirieiIy adhered 10 and
ri1tdly enforced IN sUsi y particular.
Payment made on delivery OF ten (lO) and over
Hours Of Inspection, Q a. m. to D. m.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief QuGrtermASteT,
Apl2-lbt Cavalry Bureau,
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MlLlTARY GOODS
WALL, STEPHENS h Co,
SSA PENRBYLvAHIA AVEaUE
Uref the largest assortment In thia eitv bfnhf,,
lng all qualities used by ofnoers In the Army GaI
Navy, such Al $50
SwordS, ssshes, BaltS, ShOuldeT-sti,ps. l,st..
Caps, Pistole, &C, heJ with = hne GSscrtmeni Of
uniform clothing, with which VIC can fnrnIGh ON
serA complete SntntI In q few momSnts, WV
WALL, STEpHENB 4 co
$50 Pennsylvania AVsau
ApT lV-hl uNsi.. stAT, lhYueI
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AUCTION SALES.
RY JAMES @. MCGUIRE & co,
- AUCTIoNEERs,
CoMMis'ioN WsSny' f SES,,oSEEv VALUABLE

COMMISSIONERS SALE on vItu.pIr
-, ......... MHARF PROPERTY
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON NAV 4. A haIf.n..,
I'VE o'clock en the premises, BY Virtue Of the order
Columbia, bearing date on ME sth dsy ~ lnr 81
1894, the underalgned Commissioner under sSai5
decree, win sell that valuable wharf property near
the terminus OF the Long Bridge, knoyn A.
" Lenox's Wharf," being the whole Of Square mum.
bered 10 having front Of 265 feet inch on Water
street, 2ti feet inchees on south street, i7i
feet 10 inches on Thirteenth street west, and 20
feet on Thlrteen-and-a-half street west, and con-
tanning 1854 square feet more or less. fhe water
'front.' IL improved by q substantial stone and dirt
river 'front.'.
Also, Immediately after we shall sell lot No. 6,
square No 1eo fronting 81 feet inches on Mary
snu.Shan streets, and running back about 10 feet,
Terms Of sale; Ono half In cash; the remainder
10 six monthaj the purchaser or purchasers irving
his or their bond for the deferred payment, with
sahsiaetofy personal security, and bearing inter
sale by the court and full payment Of the purchase
chaser.
1.-THE terms OF sale are not complied with in five
days from the day Of sale, the commissioners re-
serve the right TO resell, at the rihk and expense
81 me deiaulting purchaser, on one weeks notice
In the National 1ntelligencer.
Cost Of eonyeyanoes, including revenue stamps
TO be paid by tho purchaser.
JAMES y. HALLIDAY,
JOHN VAN RIsWICK,
WILLIAM 0RME,
THOMAS J. FISHER,
Commissioners.
- JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
apl2tuthsAlO Auctioneers.
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BROUGHT on THIS MORNING, and can be
bought at No. t3s PennpylvAniA avenue, near Four
and-ahAf street, now and beautiful styles OF gold
plated jewelry, for one dolArj also, plated
sylvania avenue, near Four-and-a-half street. .
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ROVER'S THEATRE,
W Pennsylvania avenue, near wlllardr Hotel
LEONARD GRoVER.."............. DIRECTOR
Also OF Growers New Chestnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
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< 900 TONS BONE WANTED |

The undersigned will pay ONE DOLLAR per
100 pounds for all Green, Camp and Hospital
BONES delivered at their Factory, corner Twenty
seventh and @ streets.
mIT-im MORGAN 4 RHINEHART.
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ME SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND

NE DODDShlDhh HAS YIN uhNb
i AlGrge quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good coalition, which
he 10 prepared to deliver to purchasers In any part
OF the city, At reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
AnS Cumberland COAL, Ia quantities 70 suit pnr'
ehAGFrg. Orders solicited st his new Wood yard,
noS-tf y. Il. CORBETT.
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DR.. DEwHI.-It will be observed that this
distinguished preacher 10 to speak 10 the Hall OF
the House OF Representatives tomorrow msrning,
and In the Unitarian Church In the evening.
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WINTER GARMENTS,

~ ENTLENEN's CLOTHING. WE
VI have now In store full stook Of GOntlFnoui,
spring OverooAtI, Business Suits, Dress suits, and
Furnishing GoOdh OF the latest styles mAnufaotur.
cd with the same degree OF nestn0SH, style and oS-
RSpse, As n made to order
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.
SSS PonuSYlvAnlA Avenue, betrg5s
Nlpth hnd Iah.h .trNcl..
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NOR SALE.---A LARGE, COMMODI.
Il Gus, well-built house, situated In the moat
niGhed, and the furniture will be Iold with the
house At a great bargain. Inquire OF
WARD H. LAMON
United StAtea Marshal, d. C., 4iO street, Wash.
ingtOn. iel5tf
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.

From he Rev. Joseph NJ Clark, Rector Of 81 Jane,
Church.
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TINTED STATES MILITARY
" RAILROADS.

OFFICE or AsssTANT QUARTERMAsTER,(
- WAsHTNoToS, April 10, 1884,
AuCTIoN.-wlll be sold, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day Of May, at the Railroad Depot, In
600 Tons Of Old RAILROAD rrOu,
100 Tons OF Old Car ANlea,
100 Tons of Cast Scrap Iron,
100 Tons OF Wrought Iron,
Tons OF Old Brass and Copper,
800 OIL Barrels.
Terms: Cash In Government funda. Ten 10Y per
cent. TO be paid at the time Of purchase, the bal.
Ance on delivery.
The property must be removed within ten days
from date ofaale, X. L. ROBINSON,
Aplb-dts Captain and A. q. NJ.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
DIAN0.FORTE FOR SALE.

Rosewood Case seven octave, metallic name,
sweet and powerful tune, and warranted for three
yeNrs. Price s26O. Apply to
&. II. FARRELL,
apI-tf No. 100 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EoRD's NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.

E0RD'S NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.
THIS EVENING, April 10,
BENEFIT OF Mr.. !. A. HERNE.
The performance will commence with Farquhu'I
49,. WINE WoRKs WONDERS.
Professor WILLIAM WRITER'S will perform
1.-THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND MEL
Mr.. ]. Mccullough will also reoite
SHAMUS OBRIEN,
OR, THE B0ULD BOY OF 0LINGALL
To conclude with the military drama Of
HORSE SHOE ROBINSON
Horse Shoe Robinson. .......,,...Mr. o. n. Bishop
MondAy-Seventeenth appearance Of
EDWIN FORREST,
who VIII inaugurAte q week Of shAkspeArian per.
fofmAnces with his grand impersonation Of
Hal LET.
Doors o. zen At 7ISi Performance TO commence At 9
o'clock. apie
EORD'S NEW THEATRE.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN'A AVENUE,
WASHINGTON,
OWNED AND MANAGED BY JOHN T. FORD.
THE sHAKSPEAREAN TER-CENTENNARY.
1.-THE tide OF time, which Is constantly wearing
away the dssoluble fabrics Of other poets, passes
by without iniurIrg the adsmant OF Shakespeare!
DR.. JohnioH.
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WANTS..

WANTED. by A LADY, A STU
w alton a. nurse in . good family. Refer
enees given II required. Apply at No. I6i street.
Apl6-St'
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BOARDING.

DOYS CLOTHING. WE ARE NOW
n IN re cut OF = large Assortment OF BOys' and
tidrup a Clothing Of the neWeat Htyles, suitable
4 the present season Tor drSAs and school wear,
WALL, STEPHEHS& Co,
ISA RennSylvhniA Avenue, betwceL
Ninth And TSnIh street
IpT Ont IslNT d hNSi.
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GRAND FESTIVAL WEEK.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE,
Born April %, ItsI-Dled April %, I6is.
AGAIN"
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"ANTED----THREE COPIES OF
w this paper issued the 29l Of February
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CHIEr QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,)
DEPoT or WARRINGTON,
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 8, 1864
WIN be sold at public auction, at seventh street
wharf, In the city Of Washington, d. C., MON.
DAY, April IS, isSt, At 70 o'clock a NJ
SACKS.
Successful bidders will be required 10 remove the
sacks within Ave days from the day OF sale.
Terms, cash, in Government funds
ID. II. RUCKER,
Aps-9t Brig. Gen. and Chief QuAFtermAster.
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N0ND EMNED SUBSISTENCE
y STORES AT AUCTION.
N0VE NMENT SALE.

EMPTY BARRELS EMPTY BARRELS
VIII be sold at public suction at sixth street
wharf Washington, d. C., on WEDNESDAY,
April 90, at II O'Clock a. IN, the following empty
barrels, more or less, viz!
1000 Pork Barrels,
1000 Coffee Barrels, (heAvy1
600 Whiskey Barrels,
$50 Ham Barrels,
so Flour Barrels,
$50 MolAAses Barrels,
$50 Vinegar Cases.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
q. BELL,
ApII-9t Lieut.. Col, and C. 5.
GALE OF OLD, UNSERVICEABLE
~ GRAIN SACKS.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS

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CARRIER WANTED. A GOOD,
honest, industrious Boy. to carry Capitol
Hill rolte Of the REPUBLICAN. Apply to A.
SHEPHERD, National Republican of1ee, sill Ninth
street, between d and Pa avenue. apI4-st
The New York herald., 1864-08-23

Our dates from New Orleans are 10 the 14h instant
The Picavre has the following rcpor, In relation TO
cotton
The market continues al stand stIll with too great
sincfeuoe between buyers and sellers toadm of any
business Al auction Eve bales sound repacked sold at
t ASK twelve do mddlng at 81 49, and four do strict
mddng at fl bss These figures are considerably be'
iow the views OF holders but u Is said purchases might
hsve been made a limited extent nj 81 40 VI 40 for
Ordinary 81 45 81 Al for good ordinary, sSas 20
for low middliDg, ard 81 SO f1 55 for mjdlng The
accounts from the neghborng parishes, With regard 10
the injury 70 the srowng cropby army worm, are OF
the most aiscourasng character.
The New York herald., 1864-08-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsREs.-Receipts 80 bbls. The market quiet but
very firm, at sl3 so a SIS 80 for pots and pearls.
BRxApsrurs-Recepts 81 s34 bbs -FOUR 4s OF bushels
wheat 7e94a DO corn $50 do rye $50 do. OATS and
500 do malt Light receipts, slightly higher rates for
gold and increased demand impaired additional firm
to the -four market, and prices wore fully 1oc
higher than Saturday, closing with very few, any
sellers inside prices. The demand mainly for
shipping brands State and Western the trade buying
moderate extont Sales 80 900 bbs state and Western
(including 5000 extra state for November and
Der delivery, at sll), $500 Southern and 900 Canada
Rye -four inactive. Sales $50 bbls. corn meal at $S
for Iaraav nd 50 for Rrsndvvipe We onots.-
The New York herald., 1864-08-23
rIHAncIAL.
FINANCIAL.
DROPosALS FOR A
S5O0,OU
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS,
FAMILY AID FUND BONDS, NO m

Sealed proposals will be received ct the comp,roers Of
fos unit Nednesday the 3st of August 1854 at O'Clock
r. M ahen the VIII be publicly opened for pur
the whole part Of the Hundred
Dollars OF the Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid
Fund Bonds No TO-" snth9rzsl Or by ordnanee q the
Iature Of the State Of New York passed March 1873
The said bonds will bear interest rate OF per
Novemberin each year. Inc principal will be
redeemed November ]. 1874.
The proposals will the of bonds desired and
price per hundred dollars the enf per
accepted will required TO
wh the Cham berlAin If the city M the Broadway
presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the
Chamberlain for such deposits the parties will be entitled
bonds for equal OF the value thereof
bearing interest from the dates Of payments.
Zach proposition should bs sealed endorsed ePropo
Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Bonds No
10 and enclosed In second envelope addressed 70 the
Comptroller .mm .ss
The right Is reserved to OF the bids the
int rests OF CORPORATION REQUIRE Il.
MATHEW r, BRENNAN, COMPTROLLER.
CIry or NEW YORK. DEPARrMENr or FINANCE CONTROL
LRR's OrFcK. August 10, 1854
The New York herald., 1864-08-23


RKDENPrIoN OF -
- 1"soIDIsHs' sUsS sHhs1sGSEs soSDs,A AND RsIrE'
COUNTY OF 81 NE Ssw YORK.
Payable September l. 1884
Relief Fund Bonds" Of county New York becoming
due and payable September 1894 with the there
VIII be paid that day. the presentation of said
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN
.s.sss7oo
1}'L RsiiES, S,SSbSN% SSSSbbSsN%iTIos
OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
seaed wiz be received =. this Office until. Thurs
DAY. August 2s 1894. q two o'clock r M when the
viii be publicly opened for the whole Of the
lars Of soders Subsute and Relief Redemption Bonds
Of the county of New York authorized BY chapter OF
o 5, sa OF
The said bonds win bear interest at the rate Of six
sc e n sa yearly On the s % any Of
Five hundred thousand dollars the first day Noven
FSur hundred six thousand seven hundred dol
lars ON the first day Of November. lssI
whose proposals accented viii thereupon be required
depcs with the County Ire. ures G. the ss Bank
sw.ried 70 them rsspsc.ively . '''' ''e ''
On presenting to- the Comptroller the receipts Of the
County Treasurer for suoh deposits the parties will be
titled to receive bonds for equal Of value
OF ne snns awarded to them. bearing interest from Sep
Zach proposal should sealed and endorsed Proposals
Tor soers Substitute and Relief Redemption Bonds"
The sh. reject any or all OF the bids if
the county. MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller
CIrr OF new YORK DEs..KrSEsr OF FINAScs, CONTROL
The New York herald., 1864-08-23


FR1cnrs we're extremely duh and rates dropping To
Id, 100 bales hemp at 20s. -four nomnnly II. cd.
per neu,ra, 81 900 bushels wheat at 7sd IN bulk, and
1000 do at 7,sd in bags -four nominaiy Is. 10 Nd.
% and per steamer 21 900 bushels wheat at SID, in
bags. To London, per Arncr an, 1000 bbls -four aud
bsoco az @ Cd and per stcaner 1000 boxes cheese at
60s. To Bremen, $50 hhds tobacco at 22s Sd. 25s.
To Hayre 1000 bbs petroleum at g. Cd. To Antwerp,
500 bbs petroleum at 6s Cd An Italian brig, ii 0G0
bushels wheat TO direct port In Great Britain. at 5s
and foreign brig, TO direct port 10 Ireland, l0o0o
MorAssEs-The market was qnet but prices we're firm
sales OF about Ell hds New Orleans at 81 10 and
100 do Cuta at 97c.
Peoyr.Ioxs.- Receipts, 2 packages beef, ss do cut
and TIC d.. lard. The pork market WIS lrner
With fair demand sales 500 bols at s3T s57 80 for
mese $40 81 $40 so for new do chiefly at the inside
price, and $40 rs do regular way s35 10 s3s prime
and S3s for prime sso 500 bbs new Tor
and quite active; sales OF 900 bhs at Sl3 sl5 FOR
country mess, f6 50 for country prime SIS a
extra do The government took coo bbs q, s25 Tor
extra mess. Prime mess beef was quiet NJ previots
prices Cut meats we're scarce and hrmer, with sales OF
400 packages at I5c. 10 &c for shoulders ana Tx
1sc for hams Bacon was neglected. The lard market
less active but rm sales OF 1900 bbls aud tierces,
at &c 23che latter an extreme price, also $50 tier.
ces buyer until September Is, Mt 23i,c. Butter in
limited demand but rm at <5c 49c. for Ohio, and acc.
BOO for state Cbeesc scarce and rm al lsc 26c for
PrrTotHrn -Reoeips s,172 bOs. There was an active
speculative movement in crude, and prices advanced
1c 1ck. gallon. Refined, In bond, quiet but he'd
firmly al full prices. The difficulty IN shipping amJst
prohibited transactions. free in isr demand aad
hgher-bus restricted by The 1rmness OF hol
Tue comprise about ~ 0os bbls crude, at Csc.
81 &c the spot, and ali this month, AID 561sc 81 80
for next month"; buyers option $50 do refined In hond,
at sTo sSc Tor prime light straw to white and 100
do. free at soc. 9oc Benzine was quiet.
Rpg--Wc notice salss Of 220 bags Patna and 70 !.
RaDgoon on terms not made public.
SuoAKs Tho denand quite active, and prices con-
nue firm sales OF o2s hhds at IL bc. Get caso bond
ior tuba, and ~ &c. 26c for Porto Rico. Renned 10
fair demand Ind hrm
TAtlow was nrmer with sales OF 900 lbs. at 1o &c
. zoe. for fair prime.
WHsKgY.--keeepts 6ls bbls Market very nrm, with
sales OF 800 bbis. Mt 81 81 81 50.
The New York herald., 1864-08-23

rrEANsFEE ABENUY 90 fIa rAHttE Mffb Ann
Nn,nu Company, Of san Frapcieoo California
sears sued Al che oaca " san rsneco esa be eychanr
That only when dIarhsrped nom thc home oTicr
-'V'' ~" LIES WALLER Transfer Agents
Oflcss IS Pine street New York.
The New York herald., 1864-08-23
ATEw YORK AND HARLEY RAILROAD co.
OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoA
~ COMPANY.

At meeting OF the Board Of Direc ors Of the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
held this dav the following resolutions Adopted
Whereas in the mortgage given by this company to the
Trustees their Construction bonds
that the received Of the lands mortgaged
fast received be applied 70 the cancellation OF said
bonds and has become for this purpose take
up aSporon or the bonds IN pursuance OF provision con
tained in each bond that the the
time be named b them BY adding the principal
sum equal to twenty per cent thereof
Resolved, That the Company will on the first day OF
sand dollars each numbered from three thousand
a to 3D with twenty per cent (20 per cen) added to the
thereof It's Office in the city Of
New York and that i doth hereby name the nrs! day Of
October 1864 the time when the principal Of said bonds
shall be paid, after which day interest upon them Will
Resolved That the holders of the scrip stock thIs
pany be required pay the unpaid cent upon the
stock held by them respectively before the twenty
sixth day Of September AZ the Office OF the Company.
in the city of Few York and that upon all sums unpaid IN.
will be charged from that day. and that. fter the
sixth day OF september next transfer shall be
mao of stock which shall be paid in full.
: THOMAS Is. WALKER, Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1864-08-23

The following table will be found interesting TO the gas
consumers Of this city and Brooklyn. itshows the par
value OF the stock Of each company the price which
the shares quoted the market, the charge
per thousand cubic feet Of gas and price present
The New York herald., 1864-08-23

e. BURNHAM AUCTIONEER
IA. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Pianofore, Paintings, statuary Bronzes -
Bronze and Ormou Chandeliers Mirrors,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets
e 4.F : Chamber Furniture, suite,
OAK DINING ROOM FURNITURE
China, Glass Silver Ware and Table Cutlery,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, -
this day Tuesday August 49, at the eecant residence
III West Sy teegh street. botween Fifth Sixth avenues
SALE COMMENCING AT II O'CLOCK.
Drawing RoomsSsperb sets of Furniture covered with
brocate OF the richest description Window cnriansto
match Etageres Satuay marble top secreare and Book
lined with satin wood Encoignures Cabinets Console
Table evres and Dresden China Vases the richest assor
ment offered at auction this on ....e.s t.aM
ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE.
stool, Music Stand Books, Musc Satin Cover ancient and
modern Paintings by eminent artists; Bronze Co,k runs
year Bronze Stauary and aud costly Works
o. ART articles of vrtu Hatstand Bufet Extension
Table China Dinner Set Silver Ware. eeld Table Cut,
ery Sofas. Easy Chairs Pier and Mantel Mirrors Lace
Curtains Shades Chambers-Dressing Bureaus Beds,eads
Wardiobes, Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Sheets
and also large assortment Of Basement and
Kitchen Furniture. Sale peremptory n. Parties ish
attend this sale will take the Fifth and Sixth
and stages from the Asor House ST. Nicholas and
Metropolitan Hotels leaving a. Sixteenth street. near the
house