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DIRECTIONS TO sHirPERs.

DIKLIIIOhb TO bIIIFFLIH.
Pack s produce securely to avoid breakago Of boxes
contents II different qualities sent, let them be IN sepa
rae packsg.s
MaIk everything plainly with the oonsisnee also,
put yonr private mark known 70 ia.
and of the package upon IN. outside With
br WEIGHT Lc 10 show what IL contains aud where from,
without opening
Pat an invoice inside laid upon the top or lacked upon the
undersde Of tho also send duplicate by mail the
time the produce other articles shipped stating the
route sent, olc.
Guard sains mistakes Of count weight measure 6s aud
Rsin for correctness quality of produce.
and good pae ling that your articles IL always DO In de-
maud
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(Advertisement1

(Advertisement1
Tug FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-YORK.
viii receive subscriptions for the new BIO Treasury Notes
These notes will be convertible at maturity into SIX FER
CENT GoLpsKAnsa so Bonds Parties subscribing before
18Th Augos will be allowed interest 10 tina, date Those sub
scring after that date viii pay accrued interest Recognizing
the importance Of general subscription to this Popular
Io.x tbi. Rank will allow all subscbers TIE WHOLE CON
OF o. 80 Oh each + j 900 subscribed
NoRRIs KErcBux, Prc<ident
D. w. VAUGHAN Cashier.
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BORT Uarnens' ;Noiile.
s.Irr or NRv-fopK.

stArt OF
PoRr-WARpESs OyyIcE, NO. lot Wslst
NOTICE 10 hereby given, IN accordance win
section Of the act passed Ap.I a. 1871. entitled An
YORK. TO all per.on, interested in or having charge o. the
subject such inquiry examination ~ survey ihsi
bs following vessels arr unds examination the PORT
Wudsus md The. We aid examinations VIII DO
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PORT or NETWORK. SEPTEMBER T.
Cter red.

Ship John 9. Hanis. Hartman. Pictou, BAXTER Co.
Ship Crenorne Oates san francisco, Sutton Co
big VIC ausw Nichols, Searspgrt. X. T. uck Go.
selr. Sarah El9beth, Smith, hew'fia'en, hoohsis' q
S'snnard.
schr Blue Belle, Eels Beaufort, J. A. Mcsorey.
schr. Lizzie Raymond Lord Philadelphia, L. kenney.
schr John Gilpin, -, Port Royal.
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The Storm by preventing farmers from dig
gng potatoes and keep bach other lrs and gad~n
TueE hss caIseda scarcity VI several knl ard hsh IIos
Rlsso obtained days Iass lew blIcls ~ choice
mercer potatoes sid 81 W q Dbl This acty v1
probably continue reI to-day. end quotations
e below present rses though generally higher than iast
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Decrease Ies 800 Doc. .633sO0 Dec i29Oo Incs2fO
By reducing the whoa, 10 flour, the quantity OF tho
lstter left At tide-weter this year. compared with the
corresponding period last year, shows deficiency OF
295 500 bbls. Aoar.
Mr.. Albert H. Nicolay will hold his regular
Auction safe Of Stocks and Bonds tomorrow Thurs
day) Sept e. at IL. O'clock at the stock saesfooms No
So WDIbln.street. variety Of diyidendpaying secu-
rites suitable for profitable investments are TO be sold
For full particulars see his advertisement In the Hhan
cial Column
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Total receipts IN the month Of Adg, lSOJ 5il'S4 W
connecting link has just been completed at
Sharon, Pa, between the Erie Pittsburg Railroad
and Coleman, Westerman Co.'s track. which meets
the Hubbard Branch Of the Mahoning Railroad al tae
State line. 1t is expected that IN arrangement viii
soon be made by which regular freg, and passenger
cars win be put upon the road This win aford Yoans-
town direct railroad communication with fit'sbnrg
and be very desirable route for travel and Transports
ton Of pig metal and other products between TIE two
points.
A large force Of workmen are at present en-
gagged in laying the double trsck the baltimore and
Washington Railroad 1t is thought that the entire
work viii be completed BY November.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia
Banks. made up to Monday. presents tho following ag
rsegales compared with the previous weeks
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FRurTs AND BRR siEs.
FRUITS AND BERRlIs.

Nearly all Kind. frsit have adsEn price. Common
Eppes Ylsn L.oioe fruit sueh a. Midn Blush, 10
bff1g1ng ~ 30 N 80 s.L plenty
bu prarhr, interfere wi Their sale. Nlrga.n ..r.e
ems Fau.h beauty gesrs market aud bring .son, the
ure4 Of artlet,, Peaches hsher today the als storm
yinr kept back port Of the usual supply. Pum teo
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Advertisement.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

Advertisement
PIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
No. 4WALL ST.. New York
FISCAL AosxI yox THE .. s. eovEnSrKEr.
On the 9th ns the Secretary Of the Treasury win open
bids for thirty millions Of u S. Skies OF lssbens the
unawardod balance Of the seventy i've million loan
This Bank win take orders for this loan and will include In
its bid the orders Of other parties AL order. entered
must be accompanied by pspaymeu, i've per cent The
balance must be paid on notice Of award.
The bond. will carry interest nom the day OF payment
Mr. j. Thompson viii represent this bank Ia wsshngtos al
the opening Of the bids.
g. C. THOMPSON. Prss.dssl
JAxEs CuRynY, Cashier
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fAdvertisernen,-
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
800 Broadway.
NEw-YoKK, Sept. 8, 1854
Bid this day for the SKIES Of 1851.
j. U. ORvIs President
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CADEMY OF MUSIC-BROOKLYN.
"A TUESDAY EvENING, Sept 10 1854
ONE NIGHT ONLY VI
GRAND CONCERT.
FAUST,
with COMPANY, CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, nom no
NrwYeik Academy Of Music sale of Seats commences cs
urday, sep emoef ~
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Nailed

SEPTEMBER 6rH-Stoamsrs-Peuit, Dlseks.oas, China
fsg-. i-zoo.
shp-indnstrv.
Bsfs-Dcspatch, Evening Star.
Scientifically. Lsurs.
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mercia paper is quoted ct eG2c Ihe high interest 10
be made "A one year certificates taI1s good deal OF
money ia that direction TO tho damage Of ordinary
paper.
Sterling is steady at 1909 for gold and s63 in
currency. Francs, 5.l3Val5.
Freights are quiet, but rates are a shade strong
or. The engagements to Liverpool are 1850 bush.
Wheat at 3d.; 1900 BUSH Corn, at 4id. per neutral,
"a Coz bush. Wheat at SD; and per steamer, 1900
boxes Cheese at 35j Q40I; $500 rkfns Butter at 49,.
and 1900 bush. Wheat at Cd. To London 30 tons Oh
Cake at 22I6 A British Bark chartered 10 Lon
don with Wheat at I'd.
The BUSINESS of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
ceip.s 81 760 23-or Customs, s257.o Payments.
81 s5d3ll Is; Balance, el5sJ3,3G7 A.
Bidders for the new loan will be pleased to
learn that the bonds for the advertised loan have
already been printed and that al bonds Registered
and coupon will be forwarded to the proper parties OF
to their order within forty eight hours from the time
certificates Of payment received by the Secretary OF
the Treasury
The China took out only $S7, 675 in specie
today.
The Cleveland and Pittsburg road earned in
August;
ls63........... sls2c s< I1se4.."..:;..s26ieS7
Increase. .......'.........'s oIioVS
The Grand Trunk Road earned the week end
ing August %;
la6J........... es8, $50 194............ Sl07eie
increase. Fio,'-'
The Long Island Road earned In August:
le63.......S53l6 1864 ............S 7l'No
incIease....... f|''S"
The earnings of the Chicago and North West
ern Railp az Co., for the fourth week In August:
la4.......Slg7 59I 20 ie61....... sll2,l38 -
Increase 70 2O.lcO y Ct .......SS5f1
Earnings for the month of August;
is64....... sses 694 e2 lesJ....... s2osS7 70
Increase 65 4floO ct.......Slo'US7U
The following is statement of the business
Of the Illinois Central Railroad for August, 1884,
LAND DEPARTMENT 49,
Acres Contraction Lands sold ....lS6 $50 TO- SOL ~ o.
Acres interest Fund Land sold 5.f9l<5 for 49,
Acres Free Lands sold ,Vits Tor ioSoo
To6 sales during of Aug "a 6 46o3 for Sa96sl -
~, xvi';cb IA to syn lot asa ga -. 1900 %
I qotnl o. observation-disclosures. e,721J 20
Acres soi since Jan 1864 .I59 s79 e3 for s. IL tt
Cash collected in August 1o''o'o 10
| TRAFFIC. DEPARTMENT 10000 -,
Rscs;pl,s tom F,sisht Observation-Disclosures. 90 235 IS
p.cs;ii "a f,o,n usi7 ....,........,.,.. 635S -
Psee;n,s r,c,r P.-t al Roads 400 o.
I paosi,,,f. f,o,n o,bsr Sourc,s 500 %
In Of 1864 fs8S 49, e5
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1 CADLNY OF MUSIC.

frma Donna Royal Opera house, Berlin 6rs. appssz,pss
MADAME BERTHA JoHAENEsxN
irims Donna
Prina Soubretts, nom the upeis opsra House. vis,ns
u f,Ist 'pp .sIip e. n = IT Ssas
Pnns soubrete.
MADAME ERNEST LAROCHE,
S.conds Desna.
MADAME PAJLiNl. EERGER
NJ F sasSsa: n niiHHs
4'si' r nisT; Ell ia SisLts as''-
lenore Eaa.
NJ. ISIDOBE LLHMANN,
Prime Bsritone Royal Opera Berlin. First sppcsssnee y
E.HEIMlCH srENEcKE,
Primo Baritone.
N. JOSEPH hEtRa4NNs,
Bssso Profupdo-tAlan Opera
NJ. JOSEPH HREN,
Bass Buho-Cpsra House, Hamburg
fh;t Opp..raIcs IN America.
MEpw.np HArM sEis o..o. B...s s.,,,.
NJ. MARTIN ZIN5HEIM. .........T Tenor seeand&
X 3 3IpH ss ssaaS
Me. FRANCIS WARD,
Premier Dsnse0se.
Assisted by enisient torps do Ballet
In combining the niaena lor tie present grand opsY ~
operas presented nsy receive sstsacoiy rspdon pASas
da' a''e1ea hs. sesG s'sH 70 .esais h euovus
MI. oieaeibe NJ Lshmsss.
Mrs BccAs. Nj. Gross
Mad Weinhold Sr botts
n'a- bsrsrr n neas'
s n SeuIns'sersf' ga. riecAr
n, l s., H. 100
MI. KoLn NJ Schneider
Mad Dsrro"cn. ~ unm.
m'1e. hte wasen. ar neHe.
Mad. Deh.ow pr Lsmir
M. Lor s,r h'nns
az ,S.'o's-i. 81. -.
PIT Ns"gtoeL rno' Aaooss'
M h.rDx sihr Minis
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Mr. nieiecA. ; M,e E Esel
M Bnmsemann. s s,iir' Msn'S'
ny, ~ d.L on rr,, . =, Mi IT,, o Gcuvem.
AND THE McsbEKS W THE ohAND ohVn1sHAA
Leaer Giiu Grill, Braun,
Decnei' po., ~
besis' 5ol.e Ioen-
hGPrr, IIyen
>. Defostein W~r'ru
i,.pn,srn os,n,, ne''
Uh. s,asfs
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par.' 49,.
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Memoranda.

Tho u steamer 6u.qnehsnns from the lower bay
and anchored In the East kver of " all street Ferry
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IAiyertisemeni.l
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
~ aan n~ot..-
No. oiO Broadway,

FISCAL AGENT OF The UNITED STATES.
wiu receive proposals tos he Six FER CENT BoSDs OF
1881 io1,,ee' ln Coin Z Dis ia be opened on tie 9,h
nat. A Deposit required Of two per cent These
Bonds will be delivered without delay
TEV.FoRTY FIVE PER CENT. BONDS, interest and
principal payable IN Com
three wears from August 18TH interest semi-annuhy.
Holders 4. maturity have option OF payment or CONVEX
sion into Fiye.Iwenty Six per cent Bonds.
ComInjssicn per cent. allowed oil buyers Of Ten
FoI,y Eond and Seven Three Tenths Treasury Notes.
ID. l.. Ross. President.
JOIN H. Stout, Cashier
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|y " Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.
Fen -tR WEEK ESDIE0 WEDNESDAY, sept. 7, 1874.
fEsor,s.v for iHR ~ \. TRIBUNE 10y Rep r.eK
IN. following the current Rates of articles IN good
on "a old by commission houses at wholesale. shippers
receive 10 10 IS cent lees deducted Tor commissions besde
lrrir nd OF charges.
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BEANS AND PEAs-DRY.

The stock # been consI-aDy reduced with %
the nat month leaving moderate quantity on hand, Tor
vbicn tfe, !. NJ. g demand. We quote:
,a. ns aid n-liuIn prime e BUSH. 81 500 So 80
The New York herald., 1864-08-15
Died.


BAscrm In this city, on Saturday August l3, Of "
phoid fever MAWSus WuIrrr, son Of the late Evert A
Bancker.
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited 70
attend the fnpcra from his late rc-ideuce, 1b9 west
thirty sixth stree, this Monday morning. at ten o'clock
Boora I'm saturday, August "a, ssxrrL THonAs, son
Of samuel and Louisa Booth, aged 10 months and 20
fne runcrs, win tsks place from tho residence OF his
parents II North Fitn street, Williamsburg this Mon
dsyl afternoon, at two O'Clock
HRopERIcg.--.n Sunday evening, August IA, HoNoRA
BaopkmcB, in the s0th year Of her age.
Ihe relatives aud friends Of She family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
son, John r. broderck i25 East Fifty ninth street, On
tuesday afternoon, ~ Two O'clock
BuRss.-0n Saturday, August 10, MARY EtwAmrH, only
child Of Mrs Elizabeth Burns, aged years and
day.
The friends fespec fully invited 10 atscad the func.
ra frut her late residence 20b Gand street. Williams
BYRsEs--On sunday, August II, hAo0y BrrSEs, aged
"a yeaie and months.
he fiends aud relatives respectfully invited 10 a.
tend the funeral from the re- idchco o. her nother 26
Anity street. this Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock
CREAr,-0a Saturday evening, August 10, at bis real
dence, 81 West Twenty brst street. alter short aud
ssvere Illness RuBARD RoBxRr CAsAs n 31th year Of
yne friends Of The family are respectfully invited 70
atte I'd the funeral, at 3 l.. ~ 10 Gay ~ opdsy
Cosaeas. 90 SUNDAY morning, August ia iucu Con
o.s, youuecs son Of Hugh and Mary Cosgan, aged ~
years asd 10 days
his VIE we respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from bs residence 10 orchard street on Tuesday
Afternoon, az one oclucs.
years, rehct ~ James Cowan, of cloughrow, county
The friends and rsativcs Of the family are respectfully
lnyned " arend the funeral from tie reedeuce of her
sor i1.aw Robert uschesou, No Mad son street Inc
romaius win be taken e Greenwood Cemetery.
Londonderry tirelandl pspefs pissse copy.
MAY wife of the late uaaje r. Cdiler. AGED 81 years
Tue reatiyes aud irends Of tho family sfo respectfully
The New York herald., 1864-08-15
S SHIPPING NE w S.
ALMANAC roRE-rHIs pAY
RISES. 10 NOON 2 50
Port Of New York. August IA, 1864.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
eteamship Empire City ~ trAnsport), BAXTER, New
Orleans Aug and Alexandria f2tb with discharged and
furloughed soldiers. to q Quarternsster.
BteRfnsbip Creole Thompson New Orleans, Avg T. with
mdse and Iassen ers TO Ludian, Heineken Passed
anchor the bar bark yictorine l2th I'm or Cape
Bateras, spoke steamsb p Mcclellan
Steamship Constitution ~ Susnsport), Crsenman. Alcx
andria a hours 70 u SQuarsermssier
ship webster Norris Liverpool July With mdse and
40 psssnH.rs 70 spogcrd Iileson Co Had 10 deaths
tire passacc July ~ a 81 rs Ion 20 ~ senalzed chips
as " 10 small Ice Islands; 18th inst lat ~ IS lon 4
passed me hun OF large vessel burned 10 the waters edge
tpt tobsbly the ship Adriatlc,.
snip Chancellor tHr), Jones' Liverpool June ~, with
rdse and 1S0 passengers, Williams Guon 18th inst
~ mites East from sspdy Hook passed two burnt
bad eht ana variable wiuds the entire passage.
Ship Albion Br), Locke Liverpool Jnv 0, with mdse and
81 passengers TO Tapsctt Bros Co. July D. lat ~ 10 Ion
~ 81 snAli1ed ship Norge tforw) bound 18th lat ~
w. lon ~ ~ passed bark Alexander OF karyport steering
wNW 26ih, lat - 30 Ion - 2n spoke brig Ellen Ariel
Ion " A. poke ship Moro Castle for Liverpool; dav
spote lshin1 Montceuo ag proYineeton st anraor
3h inst lat ~ ~ hon ~ l5 Pm, shp Adriatc fire
fbrl reprtsdL
Ship fonps Areics tof Rocslsnd,, Pennett Newport f.
80 ds 10 iron 10 Neoaif Dnaan Btpefn need heavy
eeal OF the Banks, sails 90. 6a mat ~
lon to spohc ship iixse Noses from ~ John RB
Z Park wrlkcmmer rrusl ALBRIGHT, Lysrpool. 70 deys,
vito salt 10 ortier 18Th INST, Fire island, a y
gunbos double ender uisinR
BARK Eibe tHsm) Bsrdua Hamburg 81 davs WITH nfse
spd ~ pesseneeia 70 kuphardt Co. July at o. Ign
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ROUH.
TINTED Stairs SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.

The Secretary o. the gives notice that subscrp
Srss YEA ysa 81 o@ ksru.s is sss
% aud ses : !: p.ia .sis ps
no w M BE ogop Of the
moi ave nor h0 from
;: .ns !.
subscriptions must be for hfy dollars or some mu pe Of
w s s
csrtincstes OF deposit As tley can be prepared. :.
mssps deposits SUBSEQUENT 10 thai date mus. nav he n
ieIs. sseInea from date q noe. % date q dspo.i
y y: d s.. III
% m'Gs sPEciAL IL xbvXSrAoEs OF THIS LOAN.
ss % s: % n
saes ,ha. y I, PAYING in ,hs best circulating medium of
s..s. Ar. either 10 mn securities or In notes
as a. or
sn q .r rss .s e ;s for s -.
GssS SO
three years. prvies. sonv.rson
rss Per cent PER na fo The current rate for 80
!ss e premium PER T.a:s ss;s.
Eroas ~ ii. o.a % he yr..sns market rsss nos less
OR MUNICIPAL TAX
word about two per cent per annum, according 70 the
rate OF taxation IN various parta Of the country.
IL believed that securities oer 20 great Inducements
TO lenders those issued by the government In All other
forms OF ipdebednss the faith or ability OF private par
ties or stock compsuiss or separae communities only 10
pedged for while the whos property ~ che conn
y - held 70 secure the discharge oil the oesausus OF the
While the govcrnmen, Offers the liberal for its
oahs believes very strongest appeal will be TO
the 10y atty aud patriotism Of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposa The
party dcposng must endorse upon the original certificate
the denomination of notes required. and whether they
20 be issued IN blank payable 10 When 20 endors
ed must be lett with tie oncer receiving hs deposit 10
be forwarded 10 the Treasury Department
by the
Assistant Treasurer Of the United States Of Wall
Nassau streets.
First National Bank OF Sew York. No. 4 Wall street
Second National Bank OF New York Twenty third street and
Third National Rank OF H-w York, No Nassau street
Fourth national bank OF New York "a and 20 Pine street.
Fnth National Bank OF New York, yS Third avenue.
ssh National Bank Of New York. Syth and Broad
Eighth Nationai Bank OF New Yofk, $50 Broadway
Ninth National Bank Of New York, 1853 Broadway
Tenth National BANK OF New Yotk $40 Broadway.
Csnrsl National bank n New York, n Duane tt,eot
National Exchange Bank Of New York. ls Greenwich
eireet
Ard ~ ali National Banks which are deposaries Of public
ANb ALL REsPEcTABLE BANKS hSp BAHKERs
IhIonghou the onanu WI aon t'esl
AFFORD FAclLgTIEs 10 syBscRBkRs
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Arrivals and Departures.

Nsw ORIEATs-Stesmship Creoie-Dr Mott and lady,
kcas lady and two childrcn Mrs Dole. Mrs Dupny,
McCulen o Haber Bechtei. Cnsacks, Chas River.
Mallory. Col b Hubbard aud servant Mrs 4artoTi.
Macen. chas pnfore, Amber, wn Toacl Cain, y Z
Benedict. y Celan and son, l. Toreia Capt Carey.
Fsndeys Mess Toorears snd son, oSlsvie. lady Aat
child; smith, Cbas Hahn and wife, Made, w Adams
Thompson, Miller. Allen, Conroy and wife, T
Swith-aud twentvalI In stcera4e
The New York herald., 1864-08-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Murr1ed.
DAvp-MouxT- Wednesday, August 10, at 81
Stepbers Episcopal church by the Rev. Dr. Norris Mr..
FREpEaicg DAVE u Miss CHARLOTTE daughter Of the
late Joseph E Mount Both Of this city.
HusTED-BoEBNk--0n Thursday, July ], 10 the city
Of New York, by Hon Michael Connolly, Justice, JoHs
II. HusrEp, formerly of Hyde Park, Dutchess county,
to LOUISE BoEBHw, oi the city Of New York.
MnrsA-BuRros --on sunday. August II, by the Rev
John orseniso MvSA, OF Havana, Cuba, 70 CECILIA
daughter OF the late ". T. Burton. No cards.
Spanish papers please copy
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

-: =: sssa%s % .:,ss yssss sss.s: !:
a." .~- -ar bsss prosecuted n a.. -sk'
~ smith, We ssousd have ustG - ps.os - -
Ws%s s,s wisdon and pssrios.s.& DaS Nsssrs -
Ps''' ana cs.sa,sr. ~ . :. ,,.....: .-::s .sa
=, compelled ~ sinsolo % 70 pssssst and narrow
the oon1'ee - y Aeavs -, teday vsth united esasA
and Q divided Neslh. TW.
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

tics, religion and sl"-s~' stss III w&w
-. 0ysfylntns slse An No Eng
so admit and aeqiose ths state Of fAen. These
sssonalmts called socislnu, red republicans,
radicas, osmmu0ists, Young EngeaAd mea. &c Our
destructive theog far,s and s ripe for putting iut0
practice what European ,aiossehsn content 70
fine 20 the closet
We oi this oopfeder.cy the esy peops IN Chrssen
dom conen,ed with religious, social sud political IN.
stsuons and hcyofore the only conservative States
or nalioss lhe rest og ChrtssssAon dnsAs,s0sd and
on change The Yam the most dissatisfied AID
intent nge OF all others. Arc we not right 70 call
In TACT, this Is long bro0dng bctWesn faith and
authority on the sde and mele abstract human rea
eon op the other CONSERVATISM and ra onalisu
The New York herald., 1864-08-15
Fires in Co1sackie, N. Y.

= ALBANY, August II, 1854.
Abou, O'Clock Saturday evening fre broke ous
Coxske Greene county destroying three storshouses
Oiled with hay and . portion of AygAtts lumber yard.
The hay was fully insured
AT twelve O'Clock " day another FIRE destroyed barn,
wagon house, a blacksmith shop and two dwellings.
Both nres works Of m incendiary. A has
been arrested suspicion. The loss is known.
The New York herald., 1864-08-15

LAYING CoKsEx SIoxE Tho ceremony Of laying The
stone Of German Lutheran church, about
be erected Harlem, place yesterday afternoon
Of l23d street Seventh avenue The cere
mony performed under the auspices Of the Lutheran
Missionary Coaferepce There quite large co,cc
ties such occasions performed and addresses
delivered by several clergymon