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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-20

A Complaint ever Mas0anagemens.
eR@ - AsaatA coassAssssg, pusee ~ sss y
From Vicksburg to Meridian, or, from
Dalton to Msrietta-through Central
Mississippi or over the North Gevfgis
plains, son the rampage and on the ran,
page" the redoubtable Sherman has 90.
tablished himself the prince Of reckless
raiders, merely. Devoted AtlAnh hSs
been approached By frog.lsaps, when
Grant would have reached Il BY . success.
sion Of crswls and creeps. The forte Of
one is raids--of the other spades. The
course of the irst has been serpentine and
zig-zag, like the trail Of . frightened
snake, while the second would have bur.
rowed blindly up to it like = mole. II
was. never fated to fall into the hands of
either. In the meantime the snake has
been 'sscotohed. but not killed, I, BY John
son. Miles more Of valuable TERRITORY
have been added to the acq uisitions Of che
encroaching invader, aud the presence of
his lsgions still menaeea. our TRANQUILITY
and weary US with suspense. We have
already paid price in blood from Resaca
to Marietta. sufficient, perhaps, to have
purchased, if not decisive victory in one
desperate encounter, at least q cessation
of this continuous, deadly sharpshootinp
and sickening mutation of limbs, day
after day.
Is there no remedy for this! In the
Army of the Tennessee is force Of up-
wards Of ten thousand half organized
cavalry. Composed of many officers of
great military genius and originality Of
conception. II as yet monster without =
head-ineffectual and useless. Does any
practical Judgment halt in the opinion
that this immense force of mounted veler.
ans, with proper management under a
great leader, of daring and dash, could
not utterly destroy this insolent Federal
invasion, and cut it off completely from
its recources We do not believe there
is practical thinking man, military or
civil, In the Confederacy, but will agree
with us that Forrest, within twenty-four
hours, could so systemic and organise
this force for sweep upon the enemy's
rear that would have more to do with
Sherman's destruction than all the breast
works aud strong natural defences be-
tween the Chattahoochee and the Gulf -
The record of the man is the best testi-
mony as to what be could accomplish,
untrammeled and unrestricted.
The expedition FISHERMAN is eubsisted
with great difficulty, over long rear line
OF communication. Block bis trauspor-
tation for twenty -four hours, and be could
not move peg forward. and we doubt if
he could even go backward unless in
demoralxed condition. Oh for twenty.
four hours of the "Wizzard of the Sad.
de-" or any other kind of spirit, with as
much original inventive genius and COM
mon sense, to place himself at the head
of this powerful cavalry force, redeem it
from the present sluggish inactivity, and
lead it on the invaders trail
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LlsKtIx, H.. July 10th, 1853.
JoHy II. BLoon, Exq-Dfay ssr: have been a sufferer
for SIX years with Chronic rheumatism and take great
plsAsure in recommending LalienaBd Gout and Seo
rAgia Specific 10 be the best medicine for that disease
that have heard of When commenced taking IT
could hardly walk sat stIl. great the pain.
and In three days free fTn H. and my legs sor
the nrst time i've years free from En, and feel
nmbie that think would DC darcine all the while it
did rot cost much for music But, SIR II is splendid
medicine and would recommend all those afflicted with
those diseases try IT, have just nd Capt Ray mond
friend Of mine his back with fnfammatory rheu
matifm- and told him what your medicine did Tor
he will send you for OF it, Enclosed please find
two dollars ard nd two bottles Of the Specific II
should need il myself will give IL TO that
does for there plenty thai suffering with those
diseases that unacauaned with your Specific ard
think shat you ought publish il IN every city An fe
Union. Very respectfully, yours,
Carr. JAMES W. BROWN,
Residence, Chicago Ill
P.s. Send medicine Of b. Y. W. Whitman, Chi
cage. j. B.
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Yoard Of Supervisors.

According to statute, the Justices Of the Su.
peror Court the Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas
and the Board of Supervisors met in convention on
Tuesday afternoon before the meeting Of the Board of
Supervisors for the purpose of eleciing Commissioner
Of Jurors. At the motion Of Mr. Tweed, ChiefJustce
Robertson WIS appointed 10 preside. The resignation
Of Ulysses ID. French, Commissioner Of Jurors will
take effect on the lst Of Juy. 1854 Douglas Taylor
esq, was elected to the office made vacant by the resg
nation.
The Convention then adjourned, and the Board Of Su
peryisors proceeded with their regular business.
resolution offered that the Controller confer
with the Metropolitan Police Commissioners. or with
such persons "a could give any information concerning
property belonging 10 parties who have presented
claims for losses by tie riots Of last July which has
been paid for by tie county and that the Controller be
authorized and directed 70 dispose OF such property IN
"A manner deemed for tie best interests Of the CITY,
The resolution was carried.
The Committee on Volunteering made a report IN re-
latOn 20 their action II shows that, since August
1853 when this Committee was first instituted ana
within period Of abort ten months this county mas
furnished the National Government about 1000 men
of these 90 have been paid the county bounty
involving expenditure Of about 50 JOJ,HO nearly
every dollar Of which has been paid in bounties.
Besides, under the coll for 10000 and 10000 men,
your Committee have received large credits for men
who have received bounty, 10 the number Of about
1900 men. ard so thoroughly has your Committee eA
hnust this subject of specill credits up to this time
that there is hardly room TO hope that any further
credits for raised prior % this period can be 0b
tanned. We may add here that had we been compelled
TO pay the bounty TO the 5000 men credited put MOI
paid amounting 10 100000 we shous today instead
OF having surplus Of half million Of dollars with an
excess the quota Of have been really short Of
the quota, with the funds all expended.
II fle new call be for 100000 men. and the quota
lOC IL would cost g. 5000 TO fill 1t by volunteering
and of that amount 5000 90 would have to be Dor
rowcd without authority Of law
Under the operation OF the draft Of last year the
whole number drawn was goo. After closing their
account the Government credits US with 1893 men
raised y that means about one-sxth Of the whole
number drawn. OF these 3O59 there were l91s reiey
ed by the county at cost including all expenses. Of
s6i0gs5 S. Had the whole number credited 10 the
county By draft viz. 30Jg been raised volunteers
and paid the bounty the cost 20 the county to Obtain
that credit Of 3O5l men would have been at least
81 COO eco instead Of little over half million.
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p,oo,,u A w Clark Cobb, Cole, Cresswel, DAVE tMdh
nsys N h. Dawes Donnelly. briggs kekley, Ehot, rem
-, prank GARFIELD Gooch Grnneli Guswod, tsle Hifoy
oorer Hotchkiss Hubbard Iowa Hubbard tCt) nv pug
,IIsoJ Jenckes Kelley Kellogg tMicbl, Kellogg w I =
ri,,leoln Loon Longytar Marvin McCmg Morrill, Morris
~ NJ Amos Myers, Leonard Myers, ONeil ga, Oiih
PATERSON PerlarD Pike, PoDeroy, Price, hice tAas) nc
Snsuldng stevens Thomas Tracy, Epson, Wsshhnne W
Wsshbufn (Nass) Webster, Whaley, Williams Wilder WIZ
son, and Window. ,., -,
Nj. WILSON (Un., Iowa. in respone 10 inquiries suu
was not his intention to press the OIL 10 volc w.
night he would allow reasonable time for debate
Mr. MORRIS On., n. " addressed the House ~
favor OF the passage Of the BILL arguing that as slavery
was the caue of present troubles there can De no
permanent peace until the wicked devils are cast out
and homogenousncss throughout the country secured
The House then took a recess untl7t O'clock
EVENING SESSION
About q dozen members were III their seats,
and eight persons were in the galleries.
Mr.. HEREICK Dem, y. " denounced the various
schemes of the party in power, which he pronounced
The one before the House TO abolish
Slavery in all the States was of that character and II
adopted could have no other than an embarrassing
effect on the negotiations which must inevitably precede
restoration OF amicable relations between the two
sections.
Mi KELLOGG (New-York) maintained that when the
Rebellion was crushed reconstruction would follow as
a consequence. 1t then became Congress to do lis
duty Slavery being dead, presupposed the triumph OF
freedom Slavery the of the Rebellion, should be
buried beyond resurrection.
An adjournment Of the twelve members present TOOK
Mace al Q o'clock.
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GnIIaher's Evening Exchange.
CORNER TWENTY THIRD STREET AND BROADWAY OpPosIrp
Avp |
Rpcciufs Of Produce.

MAY 30-l685 bbs Flour, ZOO DO. Whisky, 100 pku
Corn Nee, IS 600 BUSH Wheat $4,000 DO Oats, 22od Do.
Corn 5000 pkg. Provisions 760 DO Lard, 1900 DO Butter.
CO do. Ashes. The receipts for week ending May 3D. 1874
were 80 3G bbs Flour lbs III BUSH Wheat H. 54 10. Com
So do Clover Seed % 8 bbs Pork 43l DO Beef 579 DO.
Lard kegs Butter az cakes Cheese s32 bb Lnsee6
Cake % 80 d.. Petroleum. Since September l. 1863 32f6.
ga bb Flour 45i oJ7 bush. Wheat ~ Do. Corn 1881
DO Clover Seed 2l5 see bbs Pork 1873 ~ DO Beef 65 do.
Lard 49, 529 kegs Butter 3l Cheese 1917 bb Lin.
seed Cake 423,l58 do. Petroleum. The Export were:
Total to Grea, Britain and the Continent 1899 bb Flour,
20 3l bush Wheat 24 DO Clover Seed 73i bb Bee 3 do
Bacon 10 cakes Cheese 1896 bbl Lard go DO Tia ow 3a
DO Lnseed Cake. $3.50 do Petroleum. Since September /;
Is 3Ol d. Clover Seed 5000 bbs. Beef 1905 Pork
IS $50 d. Bacon 922 kegs Butter li43 cakes Cheese 1854
bb Lard y $50 do Taow, 2l5 do LDeed Csses 2 49,
do Pefroleuu.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Oh NEw-YoRK.........MAI d.
(lpRfP6.
p.-.,. IN. III. Lircrnool- Z. c lnard.

s,eanlslip-Persis lBr), Lott Liverpool, T. Cinasd.
Sieamer-W. Woodward Cund.h. Baltimore.
sbins-Marnion Warsaw san Fmncisco, sutton & Go.
Northern Belle tBr.l. Hibbert, Liverpool, J. w Ewec
Cot Alex Marshall, Marshal co :. "a. s'''''1'' w.
Bsrk.-Dav,i Cannon Dr.. Mckenzie, Riohiblso n B.
Boycs Hincsen Rainbow lBr Mckay, Picton b.ett sca
Co; Alonzo fBr Gum, do, Brett, son CO.. Dspsiel
1Brl Hauiot =, Jsgo De Cuba !. r. Ward CO.
Brirs-samson, De'lno PAi,adelghil T. esihond 20
Wilson Picou Brett Son Co.. Eclipse BE-, Pe,eF'oH
s., Pierre and Port Spain, Jones Lous Gauges steysn'
bort Ribsn Muuoz: Catherine BE-, Plman, Bermuda
H. Picr0s. =, - ~, n
Schooner.-Anne Frances lBrl, Morehouse' 1.ce bsy
Fdni.oa Bros; Richd Hill Hue, Georgetown, D. G., b.
ker DAYTON; Enchantress iBr Conley, Para j. bishop
Co; Fmml (Br.l, Mcclure, -. john " b. y. H. Dew OH
Caroline Corueia Reed. Washington Bentley >mi;A o.
sloop-Bl.ckstons, Allen, Providence, l. Kenny.
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TIE Will OF AynREw 1. Rr-r-


ia the paper pfoponndod the WI of Andfcw Jackson
Butler 81 Lowell, Mas
The citations IN this matter were rciurnablc TO-
day but in consequence OF The iloGilay verifying Che
petition (which was sworn 70 by tho propOuct Moor uen
heiJnin r. Butter, a fortress Monroe, before Nirll
Judsel The Surrogate postponed c pIobao u should be-
properly verified.
The eccraed brother 10 Gen Batter and bad
panied in o. New Orleans wien .Aat cify was iei rom
e grasp oi rebellion ad happily restored 20 The d1ni of
TIE MON by tD.e erf and orou8 which caed
lTt 30 general burst of Hpprobaon tie Noft On Cob
Nuterr return houeuafd b. taken il with SoltlcIn
fever ~ ths city and aed suddenly % une ~ our Loir
lIr "i leaves h. lls prop ~ Co ten Il. j. Butler, and
divides th' remainder between The wife and con ie de
ccled te share % tie Latter 20 bee held n trust h by
Gen tutar tie executor ii Ae shall atf n h ttiet ytai
A. newspaper paragraphs have appeared purponns 10 value
Cob Buters property az t2e01 Il g. proper - state That
I'M personal estate. The valuation On Gomez h oe.tiou In
the Of giving .ecuIiy, which Gcu. Bu,e Us non
refidcn must du ia double the value the peoal estate
John X. Hacheti, es, for the proponen There was M
appearance o the widow aud SON. who NE understood 10 be
Az Catalonia.
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Passeugers Arrived

In steamship Teutonia fran Hgasbug and SoEha npton
Olga R,seuel Caroline Bezze L. W. and Anna Schmidt O.
H6hnhot Miss q. yarses +. w. ReinhaIdt A. Brand DAVID
and Lene Levi " ssiger, II. A. Elfers W. Kelly NJ hosen
.ten A. Klinge H. Waersoin F. Reuter- f. sherman, Y.
Mouird r. Rensrd, p D. Keyser ;. and saeine, Henry
HILL Caroline legal, +. Lufhinsk, " Luslnski Joi Stern,
NJ Iuienled H. COIN r. Cohn y. Fndig Chas ThTaune, G.
MAYER Clara Dstell, Caroline Dise c. Klein, r. Moere H.
and Fischer Jung 7. Warner. A. NJ Gagent. Es,er
V Burger Buchnch G. Zmmer Otto Fol ser, NJ AID II.
shsrI, NJ Boter, F. BatteigeT +. Maurer, A. Thorer
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advertisement.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

The Subscriber beg 60 call the attention Of Druggists
and Country Merchants his WINES and LIQUORS
5000 case. Of WoLFes celebrated ScHIEDAM AROMATIC
SCHsAPPs. Quarts.
800 cases Of pnt.--late importstions.
$40 cnses of old Connie Brandy. various vintares.
1000 cases Of Old Madeira Sherry and Port WINES.
1900 cases Of Old BOURBON WnsKY-iye year. Old, ra'
rdnted pure
The imported Wines and Liquors are offered for sale much
below the present cost Of importation.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
No. % Belyerst.
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from the Brooklyn Navy on Wednesday, June I,
for the North Atlantic Blockade Squadron.
The u s. steam transport Union will sail on the 9Th
OF June from the Brooklyn Navy.Yard for the South
Atlantic Blockade Fleet stopping at Key West, New.
Orleans and Pensacola.
Letters papers and parcels for the different vessels Of
the above squadrons II left the Brooklyn Navy Yard
properly directed and free of expense will be cheeray
forwarded. -
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purchase from him the remainder Of his lease and his
refusing to SELL declared that he would find to get
him Some OF the witnesses Of the opinion that
the premises fire. The matter is at present
undergoing searching investigation before Fire Mar
shall Baker The Jury rendered verdict That the
deceased. Bette Heller to her death from burns
received at the FIRE No. - Division street. but how or
in what manner said fire originated We unable to
determine"
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fAdvertisemeni.
ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE,

portion Of the players thereon mus, be using that justly
popular preparation for the teeth. FRAGRANT SoEoDoST
rom the immense demand there IL for that Article. Well Il
only proves that becoming wiser and User every day.
truly merits all that &, said ia it, iayor the most delight
u couvecut and ecncous beauer aud preseger Of the
teeth the world produced Sold by al Drugs and Per
fnn.ts and by HALE RUCKgL Projectors, No BIB Green
wich. st., New York. Price, Is cents pel bottle.
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LAW H1TELLuGENCE.

BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Hiram Samson Of al. agt. Gabriel Gumshyn.-
Reference ordered 10 lo proof Of fc and report with
opinion.
Reuben Rols r., sg Peter Morris, Ct a-Moon granted
with costs.
i. q. rane srt Nelson Wells, tc-Rrfrcuoe ordered.
Bridget g.. Duhy at. Mar rafst Mhsterson-RrcIcco or
defcd a. apg0lnt receiver aud tlke security.
Jetse b. aJclnln Il al. at. John T. SanyanNoti0u de-
MED with costs.
Adl ". Rice eyt Edward J. Rice-Repor confirmed and
judgment Of divorce granted.
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fAdyertis

The delegates to the Nominating Conven-
tlons At Cleveland and Baltimore KBSrs EAST INDIA
COFFEE when they can get H. Sold by all groces frlce
4 b. Ask for KESrs No other genuine General
Depot, No. ia heade IT,, y. \.
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fAdver.i enenll

For - CEyTs-The Jan, Feb, March, April,
NAV and June numbers Of the PHYSIOLOGICAL
JoRxAL will be by return post, To secure the Pictorial
Double Number. with Physloguomy E,hnology Physiology
and Psychology send to FOWLER WELLS, No. 3a9
broadway NcwYork
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IIceklx Rcpnrf of Dennis

In tho City Of NewYok from the 23d day Of May to the
39th day Of Msy 1871.
Men ll5; women, 81; boys, 1885, gIh ll2-total, 49,
Adults, 1876 children, 25l males 252i females, 1884,
CoorcI r.rrous
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THE LATE BURNING CALAMITY.-An inquest
was yesterday held 90 the Seventh Precinct station
House. by Coroner Ranney, Oh the body of Bette
Heller te little girl who was burned NJ the late fire nj
No - Division street. a number Of witnesses were
examined The testimony showed that Mr.. Heller held
twoyears lease Of the housc which had been sold re-
Gently and that the purchaser anxious for lin to
move out This Nj. Keller declined to do unless lie
wsS paid fyr doing So IL VHleg iAeu wished "
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night Charles Wood (colorcd) residing NJ No - Sulli-
van street while in company with Henry MADDEN (also
coored) tell asleep on stoop ~ Church street. On
nWakng he found that his late companion had disap.
pearcd, aud with him his pockotbook containing $40
Tho missing wallet was finally found in the possession
of Dennis Hadden. % brOtier N the above Both were
arrested and committed by Justice Bowling. John
Olicarn. Edward UCo1nor and James O'Ncill were
committed 10y Justice bowling on charge OF stealing
quantity of flannel shirts from the store Of NaAde-
water " ecks, No. % Chambers street.
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QUARANTINg.-The Board OF Health nave
purchased steamboat for the Of the Health uicer
and particularly for the purpose Of Transporting the SICK
Of smallpox and ship fever to Blackwes Island and
Wards Island.
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~ FAST TuIRTIrTH STREET.

IN EAST TnIRTIETH STREET..
The upper part Of the premises foot OF Thrift
eth street Il. H., attached 70 herriess woodward wa
damaged bv fire ON Tuesday morning 10 the amount
Of $500 Insured Toy ssOO in the Pacific Company. Mr.
Glndhill pattern maker who occupied the upper por
ton ~ the binding lost on tools ANA machinery siO0
No insurance.
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~ EILrEENTH STRICT.

Late on Monday evening, the stables IN the
lambcr.yardo Of Andrew Massett & Bros No. pa East
Fifteenth street were completely DESTROYED by lire.
Two valuable horses were also burned. Loss $1,000.
No insurance. The tire probably the work OF an IN
ceudiarv
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OUR QUOTA FHLED.-Yesterday afternoon
the few men that were necessary to complete our quota
were paid off by Mr.. Blunt, and the event was eee'
brated BY firing salute Of 100 guns
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nrArns YRon cHRoxIc prsEAsR.

tlbumingTia and Brists Enarscmeut oil heart''.''''
disease Of kdney'...... Eatiy hycr...''..'''' ''''
2 Heart. disease 0f..........
Brain disease kidneys. disease o''..'.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Liver, disease of...........
Cancer Of breast......... Marasllus iufaue......l8
thc
Cons 1mpon..... .......3J Rupture ;.'''
Debility sfllt.......... Rupture OF Blood yesse...
DEBILITY. inftilc....... ScF0iula....
.............. Tuner Of brain. ..........
observation-disclosures. Tlnor, ovlrsn..........
Drop.y 10 the chest.....
Drogsy u the hcad......2J Unknown
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/ MSIATUEE ALMANAC. -
Sun-lisex 4.3I Sets....... 7:23 Moon-Rses... 22
THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. SOS Gov. Island. 6.05 Hell Gate'''.' H1
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. VASDEyHoFF.-The readings of Mr.. and
Mrs V. take place tonight at Dodworths Hal
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The TKBrSE N PiTTssURGu.-JoHS w. PITrOcK IL on
Agent ia Pittsburgh FOR the se Of IHE DAILY SFNIWHEKLy
aud WEEKLY IRsrSE. Any Of orr friend. wishing Tn
TRIBUNE VIII pesse leave their address with Mr. Pltiock
opposite the Once, who viii deliver all parts Of thu
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TIE Banners BROKERS AND MERCHANTS
CLtB-Tls Fiih avenue palace was open TO the press
LIST evening and win be open for business to-day. II
is designed solely rs Iourse" and stock Exchange
and can accommodate large number Of persons. The
large room. with dome and galleries will be, with the
salons by 40 feet and being most elegantly htt"d
with ell requisite adapabiliiy is, without Doubt one Ci
the finest suitcs 10 The CITY, Ench no"r " tuh tAIous
100 feet supply separate rooms for distinctive meet
ings The Boursc' viii De arranged especially Tor
the purchase sale and transfer Of railway aud insurance
stocks. mining shares. and gold. spacious room Wa
be dedicated 10 the gathering Of merchants Tor general
business Another suite 81 rooms has been arranged
and set apart for the ship brokers, for foreign
and domestic trade. Another room FOR those
members who lave ~ Identity on The Corn and Gram
Exchange" The Brokers in drugs and Chemicals
viii meet IN tAelrIespcctigc rooms, though the. Whoe
establishment Will be- thrown open 90 members OF TIE
Club only. NOn.members and the pubic WISHING the
"Boursc' cannot avail Themselves If the privileges II
the Club There are two CutrgncgsOnc on flith ave-
nue. and one on Tweniy-sccond street. Members VIII
enter on Fifth avenue. The Club bulotin wi through
out the DAY and evening give the exact state OF tie
markets The arrivals Of ships and departures VIII be-
recorded. Files 81 the standard journals 81 the world
Will be kept banking fund viii be kcttin the ,lubs
safe change checks for members aer banking hours.
The clisine viii De directed hy an excellent chJ. and
members may rely on Obtaining dinner or supper ga
SJErnsd at fitting charges. The vine wants VII DE-
stocked with the nrost yiatases OF the world. spa
cous doImitorles for the Of members may b. OBJ
tanned A billiard salon occupies an entire foor.
Arrangements have been made for n given
number 81 Club carriage for the OF
members when required. Foreign residents. Minis
tcrs COnsuls aud merchants in this tgh obtain .
pOTunt facilities IN the arrangement of then foreign
exchange. All The foreign languages are spoken. No
lrrrspOns Die person can become member Ot ils ClD
which claims Tor il patrons the sterling and represent
alive men OF NcW-Nurk. The annual dues for member
ship 20 the Clnb will be slo0 payable in advance Al
mission 20 the "lourso' vii be- extra 90 those who
make 81 IT, The first call ~ stocks viii be made 40
the BourFe Of the Club this evening