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.ERMILYE & Co.,
No. IL WALL-SThEEr,
A.,,f,t,oua 60 thu

No. IA wALLSTREEr.
Win receive subscriptions to the
NEW 7-3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN
These noas a-o issuea denoniusona Of $50, Sioo,
e3ee. 81, 600 sad $1,000. maturing ia THREE
YEARS rom August 49, 1885 interest payable semaunoaay
n currency ct tho rate Of 3-to PER CENT per annar
Tie notes are payable in currency at maturity or ccnvef
IN. into 4 20 SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST,"
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Al deyoss Bsds pos August Eth vii draw Interest at
came rse.
The usna Commission allowed ,A Loan and also Gu The
1o-40 Loan.
wenspsepned to CONVEX. the L. -. : sic TREAS
yaY NOTES into the 6 per cen: BONDS o. 1881 Win
psonp,ress and Oh favorable terms.
sI.o BUY and SELL Il market rates III Kinds Of Gov
IMMINENT SECURITIES, including
Us. $50 BONDS
Us. $50 TREASURY NOTES,
U,S. 12 mos CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS,
Us. OUARTERsiAsTERS CHECKS,
u, s.. TWo.YEAR 5 per cent. LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
e, q. 6 yer cent. COUPON End REGISTERED, Of
EsiiURIN0 CERTIFICATES % INDEBTEDNESS
selected or purchased
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Financial.

TF You wish 10 saye money and time and
trouble that are worth than money, externally
5As TROPICAL BALsAM when suffering fun piles See
shssutiseurrn under Medical
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UgIIcK or ana lLLiEois CENTRAL KAlL HoAD
JonP.tT Nrs Sofs. sugrst 10. 1855
4 Z a llFETING OF TIE HOAED Of

4 t A GEL1lNN OF HE bDhi' cr
zee oGs Vi TIE Illinois t,ntrs r.. Road toHn.uybeIf
ths day. t4e fo'ioVgTu, resolutions were id"pted
Where's ia the given ny mis- Company 20 INC
Trustee. teir tsns- gctau bcEi. "as hyTeed
iha' Ito money! received pom sies Of the 'i1a inggak
v-d Do sgpsd 20 the canccson Of said bonds
Lss Deccs-sfy for this purpose take M pof
tioa % he bonds pursaDce o. pr0visou contained
each bond . 81 Tie Conp8ry may py The salsc =. ny ie
70 bc narci by t-ui By saii;g tho principal sun et
20 ~ tniy Per cent tl-Iec"
Resolved tia. fhs Company viii hs tday n October
pay Tie per cent bond Tor thousand dollars
..c numbered fson. thee tos Ld q 70 Jn1 Nth
twenty per cen' levj, od5ed - the principal thereof
upon surrender a. IT, oo> IN the ty al New iCTk. sod
TIA, de; hereby the Dr. dss OF October 1854
when the principal Of sid bonds .a bs r,l, ui-r
which dsy interest upon them Wi
Received ti the holders the scrip Stock o. this Com
p.ny b- rgrirca 10 The unpaid Ten pei upon the
sto1k held by asm rsspecvely before the Twenty
d,y az Sept .m-r next. 81 ,he off Of the Company, In
lie City oil N-s York; and tbs upcn al unpaid inter
es III t- cha i from that dsy aad that sir tia 2o!h day
OF September nry transfer snail 30 made OF Stock which
shall no, bs psia IA ia.l.
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UsIrxD SrArrs ASSAY 0yyIcz,
Nxw.Y0Ex. Sept. 2. 1854.
NIRCULAR NOTICE.-NOtice is hereb

y,1n 10 p,ftI,, in,er-. 3D. s for .lc purpose OF
bling Iii, O 10 prompt payments for bullion Deposited
oft Treasury L recently 20 the =,
Nv Once n llIon Fund h coin. Depositos Of bullion will
therefore receive payment IN coins OF bars a. soon a' the value
their bullion shall have been sscertsined-ssusy RON Two
10 four osys pm the date Of deposit.
GgO. ;. DVSNING, SBpern,endenL
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,;,o MIILrNnRs AND COUNTRY STORE

AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
Yon csn purchase oat lengths OF Millinery Goods cheaper
Nan dovntowu Jo65ers can sell Whole pieces Inspect
GIRpSvS SILKS VELVFrS. FELT. BEAVER and
STRAW GOODS. IL viii be 10 Your advantsge -
EDWARD RIDLEY
Nos 3ll and 3llt Grand and 50 Alen-st.,
sth block east rom Bowery
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AT DE PERCEVAL'S, 657 Broadway. All
~ kiud, OF CuiDRENs CLOAKS ard SUITS Dresses,
Blankets Basqucs Cor.e Chcuses Infants Waists, Aprons
Bib. Basksts, Ac
,.,iy.nsde Jnder Garments flutrd handkerchief kc
Initials AID Of Arms embroidered on Hsndkeehefs
Table Linen ard Bed Clothes .
Braidinss Cotton and SIX Embrodehes made TO order.
Stamping Emhroderes and bradng executed perfectly
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Drn Gccos.

I Z B0UTlLLIER BROTHERS
IL Have REDiCED the Prices Of their
DRESS GOODS DOaESTlCS, &c, to
GOLD VALUE.
They isye yrsy Large Assortment Of ,
mERiSOs. FRENGH PUPLlNs. IRISH PoPLI's.
TARTAN PLAID5, EXTRAORDINARILY knBES Ard
UELAiNrs. -ffA~Ls, OF ALL kiSDs.
RIBBONS FMsaOIOERIEs. GLOVES, HOSIERY. &c.
No. 453 broadway and No. 3o5 Csnsltt
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me- =. .uy Sv,,.yo.x pvovr,yscs Asp Bosros
oprIoK OF rnx ILLiSoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD CosrA5r,
NEw-YoRK sept. % 1894
HNHE FIRST SERIES OF T2,O0O,OVO RE.

l. DEMPTTON BOMBS. bearing Per cent. ipiere,', and
In 1889 have been exlnsrl for
The Dirctcs BIZ resolution this day. have decd TO Issue
smother series Of c 600 under tho samH mortfsge upon
sud sppIleninces, Which are oasrd at yer CENT
IN e,oisu, for Construction Bonds II 2n pr cent inssn
rasenc. 81 10 per cent IN sv ofth Construction boDd.
Tbs i proposed in order 10 relieve hr hodsI'
Of ,ha Cons rncon Bonds from the Inconvenience OF perS'
ry call I e bonds provided b. the terms u their a.ne
nut In cse bonds ar surrendered and the exchange
effected In amounts sciert 10 meet the requirements Oh 'he
I'D sse. The COMPANY will be co eed 20 pay ct further
No. IN of .hc Bauds TUOS. T.. WALKER, Treasurer.
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rU,HE INTEREST due on the MORTGAGE
4 BONDS o. the Nsw.fork and Ks~.li Railroad
Con,p,ny October 1884,. vii be paid and te3 that date
a. tho Bank OF tie Repbc At the Office OF the Company,
corner oil ehsv. sud s;lbs. -
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DULLS HEAD BANK, New-York. Sept %,
- 1864 TMENTfSECO.D D!slDEhD-1he board Il
DTec: c!'hc III LIS W. 40 have th.sesJ g eISd
CENT nee Of Ooy.Tnnslt tar, oGi oi ITO sainss o the
past thr,s months. payable AID si;cE the Gr,t cny OF
H. .ehr- fe1t Tue fftir book VII be closed from this
.s,e ~ ncinher IL inen..Ye. q w. NllLIi tsslier
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Cost an6 foun6.

4 GREAT economy will be fousd in the use
"A OF the TROPICAL BALSAh,b whenever health Il
lot IN conequencs Of blow bruse See advertisement
under Medicslv
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& MEYERS,

" STOCK RBOkERS
No. Is Brosi-strss', k.w.york-
Cov.,s.t Securities. Railway Stocks &c, bought snd
sod AZ ehe stocs Exchsnse exclusively commission
W,,,,.. s. cxIssrtI. .BKaJsxrs M. NNvHRs
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rFHE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COM
PRESIDENT, vENbvGo COUNTY, PENN.

CAPITAL sIDCE .rJ,cVV,VVv
~ shares II - ssch par rsile - .. . 49,.
SUBSCRIPTION PRiCE'."............oi PR ohAhr'
Thsse ,uis c0-..l sbout a410 eeres tho Allegheny
River sad 81 !.snioc Porcupc, and dctrea 'rts - =
.NfNC ~ Oli-BO@lSG gffIliORI Oh " Ek AEN
AND 4 HALF IiLE5 III E%ItfI , ~
9he ois the sdJla,ug property .pown as tie Gee
bsaied Heyd1ici' we'll I'D PJe Sfo' Wells -Tci.uou'
for ;hes iuIinrn.e - Ppiy 81 ol. g..
TIE wells Oh this property being suuS ".tn s' 'isoT
sud promise lsrge supplies Of Oil
TO tie cop list and % rsIies oil hunted means uhsuf-
passed iajucoilsais oicrad.
subscl o1 bcoLs nlsp. and IL o.cr iaoIiaaion can be
y. q. siMPsON { CO. No. q Cedars. Neyt.Yo1t.
The New York herald., 1864-07-15

Com WeRcement OF the Free Acadenay.
The twelfth snnuai commencement Of the Free
Academy took place last evening the Academy OF Music
The building was crowded 20 inconvcnsuce The eKer-
cises were commenced with prayer succeeded BY music
They consisted of music, dissertations, oratory, 40
NUMBER or prizes, medals and testimonials were then
awarded. Then followed the conlerring of degrees.
lpe degree OF Bachelor OF Arts conferred upon the
Following csaddatsss-W illisn Lanmun Built Philip Ware
Enrral, Juhn Abbott crkson Augustus Frederick pehr
msI, Michael Angelo nonghsrty Lewis Goebel John
Pesse larsen, cut,n Jones Hart lewis Marx hofntna,
Erasmrs Dn siu.hudson Jr. Jtsrer Theodore Kane VIM
Henry King, Ndw ard Iauierbach, David Leyentitt Goo.
B.rcay Mackie Alhon Piar Man, Jr George Frederick
Mayer, Edgar Wells Moore, Ande ew Quackenoush. jr,
Bic mnsd Spingarn Frederick Butler Ward, John William
Warth dr., wm Westerield Jr.s John stuart Whie-r
Tie degIea OF Bachelor Or Sciences was cn'errcd upon
rgon George Francis Demorest Mirhae Dwyer,
Henry John Noble Portens Edmonson, Charles Andrew
Eammer, Luther Mason Fuller Teohio Gimbernat, John
H.mslton Neisy Gassrd. Cornelius Herr. George Edgar
Hoe, Ephraim Arnold Jacob, Isaac stanley kinkslapd,
Lucius McAdan, Charles Edward Oakley and See!y Bens
dict Patterson. ~ #-a ~ Nr
the degree Of Muster ~ Arts Conferred upon the
following capddaes-Marinns Wllett Bancker, A. b.
Edward Augustus Bradley, A b.; Eiwn Marion Cox, A.
B Aieatiin Everett Dwight, A. B.. Thomas Jefferson
Kennedy. A. b. Laurance Kiernan. A. b.; William Nc
George, A. b.; James Edward Morrison, A b.. James
Murphy, A. b.; William 0Brien A. b.. Henry Clay sell
wage, A. John Hamilton Turner, A. b. George Weeh ht-
man, Jr, A. b. William frederick West, A. BIZ Jefferson
Howard White, A. B., and Ihaddeus Wilson, A. b.
The proceedings terminated with benedicton.
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but the sales at reduced prices which include -
bbs New Orleans al 81 26. and 4O0 hhds East India
also, 75o hhds. Cuba and 600 do Porto Rico IN bond
Tor export, 90 terms not made public.
2s7 bbis pork $50 packs beef
40 meats and 23c DO lard. Toe pork marset was
quiet end steady with sale Of 500 bns at $40 for mess
sI2 Ss2 so Tor do, tne spot. : IL for
io days time, $40 tor and s4l '0r PRIZE
IN s.. Bee continues qulet ard nomna. sales IT'S
bbs at $40 SIS Tor country mess - Sl0 sor coaary
p inc, so SOS Tor rettcSel mess srd s2s 80 or
extra do t'rIne IS beef as Quiet, wnh srsa sales
II s3s SEQ Beef hams we're chll and nopiDl Cut
meas Quiet snd stea at Is 70 a IGc fqr shoui
GsFt and is &C. lec. tor hams HE lard market con-
tuaes du but lrm. Sales geo bbls IL IS &c. s1c,
the lsilef extreme price Cheese far request
at lsc. .c ios common 10 prime. ruer was quiet at
CSC ioc for ONO, ard &c. iSc. far Slate.
rgrciErN.-Receipts, 5000 bols The market was
dull and prices we're lc. &c gallon OIL, and nominal
that The tgntpeRs 10 TIE money market prevented
sfecNativc trassctpns, aud threleus TO upset some q
the biggest guns. some Of them will ne remembered
bought rRey wdie pge, Tor this months delivery, at
ST 10 81 l2h for frce oil, which is beag deiVsreh,
while nominal rcs 10 day only about o2c q 93a
he. long they can stand up uGcer such pressure re-
mains 10 be see5 The regular reliable dealers are very
particular TO whom tney sell Crude oil sold today 10
the oxeni OF 4coJ bbls at 63c 54c on the eo. aaa
6Gc tor Augst Bon led sc TO the extent or oOj bos
chiefly sbc, and ree the extent OF 1900 bbls at
pc 9se on The spot aud 81 o7s for August Beuzne
nominal
RtE was quiet but firm, with small sales at previous
prices
SUGAR The market continues nrm, bat prices were
very Irregular We note sales of Is hbds Cuba musco-
vado at l9c rs do Cuba at 1c 200 Cuba at 81 &c
and $50 bids do at 22sC In refined there was no ma
teral change % prices .
wHisKEY.-Receip.s .ose bbls. The market WINS duh
and dropping with sales OF 800 bbis At 81 oS 81 ~
for State and Western.
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Port OF row york, July IA. 1864.

CLEARED.
steamship City OF Limerick tBr, Jones' Queenstown and
s.e.mssip Next, Mexico, Ells pavana.J Ward Co
Ship CITY Of New York. salter Liverpoo-saD Thssnp
snip ciItivaor RUSSELL Liverpool Williams ( Gulon.
ship Ellen Austin, French. Liverpoo-spoaord Theslou
Ship Anita Garibaldi tal) Faratore. Genoa-Bassjer
ship T,rs T.,t tR5,: Scott, Quebec HincEen.
Bark sanion tBr,. oressweii. sydney. Nsw-Rw Came
Bark Brunswick (Br). Hspso,a, Bristol E-G Bul
BARK JUNIOR fHam) Zwaack HaHabure-Kunhardt& 4 Co
. Barh Emilia (iloil Mohbrand. Ro,tcrdam-soman 4
Bark Anna tBr,. smidt Cad r--H Holnnboe 4 Balchen.
B:rk Bt rmp.r Bartlett Rs BpsIo. % Br0'hsr
Bark Reindeer, Wellington. Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Bark " Brett Stables. Trinidad-Brea Son a Co.
Bark AIMS, Tn,hill Gov Bsy-I 9aser - .
Brig An,ono Msths tBr). Ray nods, Belize Hon, and
Brs Crowley. Drsso s Sises Bay-I eager.
Brig winosah arsSaD, Eliaabshpors- Thompson Hun.
sshr sr s,ry y ssr,, sgs,s aisra,..r-airc r,.asIs.
scsi Alma tBr Proctor q JsSsS Sr~SIi.r Housh-
scsr EcS Roy ssi Cow 4 Bros
schr Alice Hardy. Fearsa. -Bsns,sy Smith
ss1,s.s yss'ss
Sc. S:nSss I s:i: S Carr, ~. 1Isi z.K.
sesr H.r!. Rovlsy. ki.sS.!Sp9fi
ssS; Si.s s:;
ss, ss:n.i .' Sus.a IsS.; son:.s sns. Nj;
sssAmssip & y.m.,es & Packet Br P,r,et, xnes.ep ia
.pr Who L
bavns esptsred .hs boclad. ssaer steamer TSss and
Lis:l IS. . With mas.
EssSs Ss'ss ;sr "
s;s go
ss's
::srs :ss. Hilton
:sS s:s.:. From Ss:sss a.: 81 SS.:::
" q q. .nS fs ::
Is: sss .s % !. :.s sss q s: r... :s::
s from New BsaserG %if rors aisa ''''
ZIG .s's s, s:' s y x s.s
Ss: 3 s'.s :sss:: &c f:s.
:."s dSs had o sssS Ses Scn.s % FOR s.:
schr julia Ann, Rch osscamSse PRI % days with 20.
''ss: sss Y y,.ss. nysT sssr a.s..e-. DC day.
se sss,rs Ea, sd fSs s sss
scnr Jane Woodbury., Cottrs, Eiabethpor for saie~A
sSi sSi Ss.s s.:;s q S::s
Bcbr Mary, Wilcox. Elizabethpcri for Boston,
Schr ri baiy Sanders. Brabethpors for Providence
schr Thos Thorn Eisabe!hpors for Provdsnce
S:r Sss Ell Is; ass &; ;'''
E .:; 4 S:s!: K s:;
ochr Cameo, klwelL hysta
sehr Hea(on Brdeepcrt
0chr Prf1e. MAyhew, Nerwice
6shr Issssseor hines, Harfofd for Hlizabethport
6ekr n Clark Ozark, Albany for mIddietown.
0shS Joosph Hall Hoa. Rondous for Hartford
Gchr Z kIlsr, White, Ponaout for Rrsvidssss
1ohr Ches nenry 1ondeut fer rr0vtdsncs
~ OhastnG Oh. oeudey. nepdout for Boston.
6skr Ierasl L eaow Ach6sn 1npdout fef DostsA-
3sNp HonrIeSea Miose nealsue fss Hartford.
- q tll1iAs, bsoyp, nqaAsas foy ProvidessAl
&C., fsSses 6S1ks6. ks1Asst - fauntes. t !
esSsJ ( osllaA AsssL SSa xyefs sNv'4ss~
The New York herald., 1864-07-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~~N-~@<~<'-"~~>
M - n. q n x

Married, tsst& ttas~ea
CAxxRoS--rRsxIA Wednesday, July 13, By the
Rev. John Thompson, d. D JOHN l. CAMERON 10 MARY,
daughter OF John FreeIand Esq. All Of this city.
JoHSsToN-BurGNAo lin this city, on Thursday, July
Ia by the Rev. Br. Mccutock, WALTER RUSSELL JOAN
BToN TO ARzELiA Rosa DUPiGNAC.
sIMoys--HAAs.-in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 10,
by tho Rev. S. N. Isaacs Mr.. IsADoRR SMoSs to Miss
AMERICA HAAS, youngest daughter OF Philip Haas All OF
this city. No cards. #
California D pers please ccpy
vALE,;rfSE-WEus-l Brooklyn, on Wednesday. July
49, by tie Rev. q; w. woodruff, Mr. ALFRED VALENTINE
10 Miss FAN.R WELLS. No cards.
wEED--GElI0 On Tbursd,y, July "A, by the Rev Mr..
Lafopt EDWIN WEED to Miss CELiSEV GEN, daughter
Of Pierre Gclin, Esq All Of this city.
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IHtRsDAf, July I4-B +. y.
AsHH.-Receipts, 81 bbls. Market quiet, with small
sales, al sia 50 for pots and SIS 10 for pearls.
BREApsrrrys. Receipts, 1924 bbls. -FOUR 6o2 bbis.
and AS bags meal 0ss bushels wheat, 74oo DO.
and 80 e62 do oats. the large fall In gold day
further decline Of fully 25e H,ur and checked
speculative transactions At the close there were no
buyers outside quotations. and the whole
closed dull Sales 20 900 bbs State and Western 800
Southern and 300 Canadian. Ryo our has become very
scarce and email sales made a. 50 &10-the latter
however, an outside price tor choice torn meal was
sold 10 the extent Of 500 bbs at IS 40 for Brsndyw
and a 80 for Eairfax ana calorc. We quota
The New York herald., 1864-07-15

Dchr AAafrs gprsgue, Port MorriG
Bchr Odu Fellow Cove Port Morrfs
Steamer Brune foster. Baltimora
Steamer Hope. Warren Philadephia.
Steamer Euima Dnnn. Burton. PhladelphiA
Steamer Al Massey. Smith. Philadelphia
Steamer TrcHtou. Wisnn. Trcuton.
Steamer " M1tsches.er. Baker. Providence
BEL0N
I'rig Merlin. from C.enfuegos
Big II LoiLhurst. from cienruegoA
Also one brig
SAILED
-I2th-steaners Ra'.imore Hsys oarkG Amy. H~iyss.A
Amor A-ind-i; briys VI jam Melissa, m Hayest Qaeea
venas:. schrs Browning. hsngum. Equssos,
Wsisos > N Shsadock. r.r, & 8 ~
lzth -stearnshlp Iexloo n
Wind at sunset NE.
The New York herald., 1864-07-15

declared dividend ave per osnt rrss Of government
tax and reserve after paying said dividend surplus OF
$4,000. this beng the result Of their first years
business. & NM
The returns ef The Bank OF England for the end
py june % compare with the statement Of the previ
Gus week as fouowss- a. Na
The New York herald., 1864-07-15
S HIPPiNG NE w S s.

ugevsments or Oeoam aeoa moPs.
Mails forwarded oy every steamer In hs regular ns&
The steamers Liverpool call
rspt tho Canadian line. which call Iondondsrry The
o. the Con tnsnt cal SsuthampteA.
The New York herald., 1864-07-15
Our Havsna correspondence.

The steamship Liberty, Captain Harding, from Havana
'th inst, arrived At this port yesterday morning.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A MEETING OF sTEAMBoAT OWNERS AoFNT9
"a and all Interested In tow boats VIII se held on Fr
GAY evening July 10 At o'clock. At IL South
rs take action regard raising the OF own3
IN and around the harboy and SANDY Hook.
A. r. BgRRv seerstary. l.. FANsHAw, CharmAn.
rBB JouRyEYMEN FREE STONE CUTTERS OF
1 Bostou are on 4 strike for advance Of wages We
trust the cutters OF New York and othcs
elites will Be- governed acccrdinglZ rhsdephia pspsrs
please COPY. JAMES COLLLNS, Prssident.
To sxoAR sroR1 oMnKHs.-.ALL sEoAR sroRD
propissors n hia city and suburbs are rsquested q
meet a Hfsmann's HAl corner Of Seventh aysnue ss4
fwsny sxth street, Tuesday evening July 10. 1894
eoloe CONSULTATION In reference matters appsrian3
70 Shslr business. ~ order Of the ComnisAsA
The New York herald., 1864-07-15

The whcat ma'kct sustained by the smslnees OF
supply the current receipts having sold previous
prices; sales 600 bushels at "a 3s 81 So for Chi
useo spring ~ 40 81 80 for Milwaukee club 81 so for
amber Jersey ~ so 60 for inferior 20 prime winter
red Western, ~ 80 co for amber Milwaukee, 81 10
for IS 900 bushels amber Mchgau and 81 20
for white western. Rye and barley remain nominal.
Oats were lower, with sales a. TIC q soc. Corn
scarce and the market steady sales "a 900 bushels
VI 81 81 60 for Western mixed aud &f G5 for yellow
CorroS The market was dull and lower; the sales
The New York herald., 1864-07-15

NasDnIoEQ 4 90, -PHorooRAPnE.s. 10 Md
~ avsaus, be1weea rweNH. seqo.A aaA fwOpN ~
ssssA W va1SNaNH 6geA
The New York herald., 1864-07-15

Coyyzg in fair desnard bat the market was unse.
tied and prices we're quite Irregular the sacs include 800
bags Java, in bond, private terms 10 bags Rio al
f9Jsc., and % bags DO sold al $3.50.
FEE'eBrs --lhe market quiet and steady To
Liverpool per Amer can ~ 600 bushels wheat At 3s{d
3D., 10 buk and bags: 1000 corr nj ed 3hd 500
bbls -four a, 1s $50 bales hemp 81 12s 3D. per neutral
10 600 bushels wheat at 4d IN buk 2eCU bbs Gour a
Is So q Is. 4kd, 100 tiefccs lard at l5s. lss sd !,
and per steamer, 1000 bali chests tea at 30s. TO
london, per American, 600 bbls. -four at 1s Cd and
per neutral, 1000 bbs -four at Ia 7l.d A,000 boxes
rssns Al ga 3D. 80 tons salted hides 2os rs tons
liquors At 21s 3d. To Antwerp, 700 bbls -four as o. ,
and 20 tercss and ~ bbs honey at Be- per gallon Dutch
schooner, 70 Bristol channel. wheat AZ p l. Danish
schooner 70 Monsvidso, lumber as Sll, and measure
ment goods II 1bc. foot. An Austrian brig 1890
bushels wheat 10 Psuasth Roela
AolA1.-ThWs vss sensidssabIs Inquiry fos sxQsrss
The New York herald., 1864-07-15

The State Of Couneccat viii be in the market for
. loan OF two millions ten-forty per cent bonds.
The Lsnox Fire Insurance Company will pay, demand,
. dividend Of Eve per cent, free of tax.
The Lamar Fire Insurance Company win pay, on de-
nand, dividend OF Eve per cent.
The Bowsryssavinss Bank viii pay its interest tho
18th Inst.
The Bleecker Street Savings Bapk win pay It's interest
On the 18Th inst.
The Niagara Fire Insurance Company will pay, de-
mand, dividend OF ave per cent.
The Koickerbockcr Fire Insurance Company win pay
Ash inst, dividend Of, Eve per cont
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad have declared .
fsu per cent semiannua dividend, payable July II
holders July 1c
NE following sales Of stocks were made al auction by
Adrian H. Muller on Wednesday,
~ shares Long Island Bank ia u
neSySnAn oasRbt Co...............,.......13 1885
Cesn kncnange Fire Insurance Co. o.............lie
- Nieh0aas Rire Insurance Co................. pi
- hsw Haven Railroad, genuine. I5i 70 lSs
- orssea me Insurance Company, Of thu city, hare
, 1864-07-22
RIcu OrARTz FROM RocK prIrow,s

RICH QUARTZ FROM RoCKFELLow's.-
Mr.. w, II. Rockfelow brought in this week
some specimens from the Rockfellow lode
that surpass in richness anything that we
have before seen from any of the quartz
ledges of the upper country. The gold did
not appear in the quartz in solid Jumps,
which is usually the case, but was distrbu-
ted through the rock in fine particles and
apparently in almost equal proportions to
the quartz. These specimens were taken
from the heart Of the ledge, about 80 feet
from the surface, which is the depth to
which the ledge has been worked. AS they
descend in the ledge the prospects grow
much richer, and quartz miners pronounce
the Rockfellow lode the best in the upper
country. From 1900 punds of rock crushed
with an arastra there couple of weeks ago
they obtained sixty ounces of dust Capt.
Farnham left here to-day to superintend
the erection of the new mill now on the way
to the lode
, 1864-07-22

at did not exhibit any great degree of
good taste or loyalty on the part of the
judges to allow prOfessed traitor in arms to
vote, even if there was no law to prevent
him. OregOnian.
GA professed traitor in arms !" What a
perversion of the case The man whose
vote was challenged at Upper Touchet pre-
cinct, is not professed traitor, and besides
he was not Gin arms" as the Oregonian
would have its readers believe. The fact
Is, the Oregonian would like to find some
excuse to set aside the law and so it tells a
falsehood to make such course appear war
rantable. rIf you would disregard the law,
so recklessly, Mr.. Editor, and set up your
own will instead, how much better are you
than the rebels at the South If you 90
on insidiously instigating opposition to the
laws of the country, how long will it be un-
til you become 'professed traitor in arms 2
Can you answer these plain questions, Mr..
Editor?
, 1864-07-22

INDIAN MURDERS AT OwYHEE.-From Mr.. John j
Ryan, down his week from Boise, VIC learn that a
party of packers, four five in number. from
Red Bluff Cal, are supposed to ave been murdered
by The Indians at Owyhee, The mules and horses
belonging to the packers stolen by the Indians
whereupon the packers started in pursuit of them
Not returning after several days had passed il
became apparent that they had been killed cap
tured by the Indians, and party of miners and 9th
ers under the leadership of Mr.. Jack Jordan, went
short distance when they suddenly came upon the
Indians at the mouth of canyon. They were first
made aware of the presence of the Indians by vol
ley being fired amongst them. Mr.. Jordan in
stanty killed. and tie balance of the party, discover
ing that the Indians largely outnumbered them, fed
and returned to the town. Some xix seven others
Of the party are reporle to have been killed. MIR.
Jordan was of the original discoveries of the
Owyheo mines, and Jordans creek. on which por-
tion of the diggings are located, named after
him.