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60 SEVENTH STREET.
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OOZ OOZ
TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
$4,000 Lights Of Sash of all sizes, from sxlo to HraD
glazed and unglazed,
i,ss Doors Fl ali sizes, styles and qualities,
5ss f viii be
81 sa.aii profits to make room for more con-
''"n'i' arriving tioR sh ahaiLToN. Agent
NIB hase also the agency for M e ear, s E.,
The Sash snstsiner is the best thing e,sr in
vented, aside from weights and pulleys and atless
The ManteIs manufactured by the above company
arir seu any comment upon For cheapness, durs-
bility and beauty they surpass all others. Sample
can be seen at my e 4. W. HAMILTON, Agent,
ap 16-eo1ms $50 18th St, Oppo. Center Market.
.HER MAJESTY" PAGNE,
THE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
A limited quantity of this superior Wine has
been secured for the undersigned, and the first
shipment of 600 cases has arrived. by the steam.
ship Olympus. direct from the cellars of the we'll
known house of
Messrs. DE yENoGE Il CO.,
at EperHay France. The present invoice will
introduced into this market at the very low
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS
pay able in currency, which is much below its
cost.
The superior quality of this Wine is guaranteed,
and 1t is offered with confidence of its approval by
connoisseurs.
Orders for one or more cases may be addressed,
by letter or otherwise, to the undersigned.
VIM. HENRY WARD,
Wine and Fruit Dealer,
No. Broad street, near Wall. New York.
apl-30t
INVITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLEs-A new
aSs Is hit most
wonderful compound Of the age: There is neither
eemp p it being Composed entirely Of pure
Virgin Wa1Ihence its extraordinary Qualities for
s s od
the homsly handsome; the handsome, more beau;
tiful, and the most beautiful DIVINE Price 70 and
HUkSi,s BLOOM OF ROSES. most perfect color
fe
r snS
H ihe MR. Co., south Eighth street, PSilsdei
is pe1s on te sf sale ae
~ PRtmors
ave. SRsa e. pst nao
HAPPINESS OR MIsERY.l-THAT. is THE
OF %S BEsSBfsssSrs and
MEDICINE,' have determi ned-regardless Of ex-
gs the 1sns s asS
tons. Nervous Debility. Premature Decline, In.
Gsw IF
lectures have been the means of enlightening and
RECEIPT Of four stamps, by addressing SserstaTy
Partisan Cabinst Of Anaton1y and Medicine, 563
Broadway, New YORK. ju l31y
COCOA MATING AT PRIVATE SALE.
We have Just received from the importers for
private sale, ten thousand yards of Cocoa Mating,
the rear of our auction rooms.
w. L. WALL co.,
Auct'rs and Commission Merchants,
south corner Pa. av: and 9Th st
Ar fish WANG, THE GREAT CHINESE
I'll <kEMEDYfor GONORRHGA, GLEET,
ukX Etc. ONE Box WILL PERFORM A CURE
AXIngredients are purely vegetable. It ia
UNPLEASANT to the taste, has no bad odor, and
DETECTION. GireaIars free. Price 81 boz: Sold BY
S EIay kR9pMh;E5K successor to Upham, 40s
8. z. FORD. 296 Pennsylvania avenue. Sent BY
mail. -. jals-eoly
M w = On m ~
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SAM RITAN' GIFT
SAAARITANS GIFTl

SECRET DIsEAsEsl SECRET DISEASES
SAM RITAN'S GIFT
SAMARITANS GIFTi
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED,
sYes, A Positive Cure" for
GONORH&A, GLEET, SrRIC lures, de-
Contains Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
iuEe the stomach bowels Of the most delicate. ~
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
of the University ofPsnnsyly ania, one ofthe moss
eminent Doctors and Chemists u Of the present @
Let those who have despaired of getting e.xe9
or who have been eorged with Balsam Copayia, Of
SAMARITANS GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Prce-Male packages, 81. Female s..
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPHILIS
OR VENEREAL DISEASES, dc.
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICE3
Is offered the public as a positive cure.
Re ROOF ANP HERS HG 4.
and remedy
and Take then 9 this pI;TfynS rss
'sF' that for 30 after
f Han Roof
Will remove every vestige of impurities from the
system, well all the bad effects of Mercury.
FEMALESi FENALESll
In many affections with which numbers of Fe-
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, in
Whites, in bearing down, Falling of the Womb
Debility and for all to the sex.
Sent BY express. Price 81 bottle, or s bottles
" sAMARITAN,s CHANCRE WASH.
Price Is cents. Full directions.
DESMOND & CO., Box 151 Philadelphis Posa
Sold by s. CALVERT FORD. corner Of 18th and
Pa avenue.
HENRY COOK, Alexandria. may6f
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VI Ora VEL ROOFS!f

H.C WILSON CO, successors to J. F. Walker
Sen Washin gton re wa B1n@ Of n
MENT and GRAVEL ROOFS.
OHice-161 ed street, below Pa avenue Orders
may be left at Office Mutual Insurance Company,
18th street and Louisiana avenue. or address to
Post Office Box 534.
All work executed promptly and on the most
reasonable terms, and warranted Repairs made
promptly. NH 11-3mF
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ITO TEl MUSICAL PUBLt0.-!. II. srIlr.
II Plano Tur or and Be pairer, would respect ~
fully announce to his friends and tine musical IL
public generally that by lssyinx Their orders W.
Penn avenue and 18th streets, they vill ss prompt
ly and satisfactorily attended to.
Orders from the country also attended to By 3D.
ara.sina to Washington Post Ofhcs. 70 lO-am@
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just received the richest, handsomest and most
varied stock of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture
Frames in the District. These goods are warrant
ed to be gilded with gold leaf and OF superior work
manship.
Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture All
goods warranted % represented. Terms cash,
]. MARKRITER,
No. 466 7th street, eight doors above
ap l.lmifs Odd Fellows Hail.
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The Rebels Threaten she Town Of

IOUWvILIE, KY, August 70, ISt4.
Passengers arrivieg at New Albany, Indiana, say
TINT Colonel Johnson with rebel cavalry force, is
threatening Henderson, Ky.
Our garrison there is composed chiefly OF negro
soldiers who are under the protection of our gun
boats which are ready to shell the town in case the
rebels succeed in getting into il.
Many Of the inhabitants are .Hying north of the
Ohio nyer.
Captain j, W. Ferry, for long time an active ana
Efficient member IF the Quartermaster's Depart
ment here, has been appointed colonel andassighed
10 the Quartcmsstership at this point
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lAdverii.ement
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NBw-YoRK.
DEposrraRr AND FINANCIAL AGESr THE UNITED S7ATEs
will receive subscriptions for the 3lo Treasury Notes
These notes will be convertible at maturity into SIX TER
CKsr Com BEARING $50 Bonds Parties subscribing before
18th Angus, win he allowed interest to that date Those sub
crbng after that date will pay accrued interest Recognizing
the importance Of general subscription to this POPULAR
LOAN this Bank will allow all Subscribers WHOLE CON
MISSION Of - 50 on each *icv subscribed.
MORRIS KRTcHux President.
D. w VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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BORT il)aroens' Noliee.

STATE or NEv-YoRK,
Poa1-WlRDgys OFFICE, No. lOi Nallst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the act passed April H. le,7 entitled An
Act TO Reorgane the Wariens Once or the fort oil view
York 10 all porsons Interested having chagc o. the
ubjcc. such inquiry cssrinatio1 or survey inst
the following VESSELS under examination oy 'he Pr
.erens and that the s.d surveys examinations VIII DE
competed within days next sacceedin. this notice on
board said vessels; =. ,y,
Ship Alb0n.. W -. ~
John Bright. ...'..'......'.'''''''"So
TELEGRAPH.
Brig hy............'.''''.s'' '''''''''''''
BHk tbs 10 A'.'''
big lcehi.
Bark Mernuack............. .........:.. ~ ~ ~.
bllNfHORNE TOMPKlNsi fresIen,
J Arcs HHRPIxAS Secretary.
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u,O IMPORTERS of LACE GOODS, no:

i SIERY, 1c.-ln consequence Of the high Iafu sac
other incidents, attending the importauos " -
abovensmei goods into the state, Ill T. ChoFrhk ., nj
tanis Work. Nottingham England /, nducedto ober hA'
merry for their Manufacture. II.
H. T. C. having hsd large experience IN the cohsuvcpVn
OF Machinery for ali ssrions departments OF me uu
n position to quote prices for machinery of the nlct e-o
rate description aud embracing al the most recent iop0''
mens -, -, .,,,,t -,
Communications sddres,e ~ above viii receive Pi0P "
teniion.
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UNITED >r,TEs PATFSr OFFicE,
MA,HISGroy, July 20, 1900. }
ON the PETITION Of LEWlS I. ENG-

I'm the PEllllcN OF LEW - 4 Law
~ LAND, formerly Of " iismsbursh, \. " ard 10" a
N.nsyile n y praying for the extension OF fh''h'
granted to him the 18th Day 81 December 1880 i' ah M
proyemen in WATTS for TANNING HIDES to1 seven y"a'
iro the expiration OF sid patent which taxes pace On We
24tn day OF December 1919, $500, ,,
IL il ordered that prtion be heard 1t the Patent Oh's
on Nond,y the 5t d4y o. December next az y 0cloc@ NJ
and all persons notified 10 appear and $40" can any
they have why ssid petition ought not to oe granted
P,rson, ouu0s,ug liz cuon required 70 NE m ~
Patent Office their lions specially sct forth AZ "fis ~
Lat twenty day. before tire day o hearing all testimony eo
by h,r prty 10 be used sed hearing must he tArs
ana transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the oco
which will be furnished on application.
- testimony Ina the case viii be closed the 2,t day %
November n~st positions AMI other papers relied upon -
testimony be hed IN the oce before the NOM
of that dag the aTguuen ANY, within ten days h-hss'
Ordered also, this notice DO published In The nom
Gle Washington, d. c. ard Tux TRIBUNE New Ola ~ -
week for three successive the hrst OF su Puo
locations be leas xJy days previous TO the ds OF
ing. u. L. HOLLOWAY. Commssoner o. t'fh.s
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Amnsemenls.
WINTER GARDEN
w A CONSERVATORY OF ART,
Devoted TO tho prediction Of
TRAGEDY


T., ,h. mos, MAYTAG, cor, md es,.cisly TO the culture Of
AN AMERICAN DRAMA,
THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 49,,
Under the management Of NJ. w. STUART.
hi, establishment has. during the past two months under
The house has been repsned aud the exterior lobby and
interior circles have been newly dseSatsd 6y Mr. - W.
d in the play. of SAXsPEAkE from designs Of
las been entirely ea,ed newly capeted md matted new
chairs placed in the orchestra many improvements MADE IN
the stage modes of heating and ventilation enh no ese of
expenditure spared render the house perfect comfort anu
The dr.t egh, week. will devoted comedy and Mr.
Stuart has pleasure in announcing that
MR.. John CLARKE,
pronounced by the cultivated critics as our greatest,
comic artist win appear nightly variety Of ms humorous
cardcters in isvorte plays and many new ones coon
"S CAPITAL COMEDIES,
INTERESTING DRAMAS,
AND UGHiBLE FARCES.
on THURSDAY, THE 18TH
The doors win open s y and perf,nnss .. eo en
O'Clock With the sR SSSy FR HE'S s' '"'d
with the following distribution Of characters. .pxr
Msor DE Boots i syEYp0RT
Fra,,er.y {. WhCoi, j.
First appearance in twelve months. - , ,,,.,,v,
Mrs. swsndown. ..................Mrs sEDLEf BROWN
Her fret appearance at thi' theatre. ,,u,pvc,pp
Her fIst appearance here.
Ailsr which Buck aoue', great Farce ofthe
''"'" Mr. is. CLARKE 4. COUSIN JOE,
AIRS SEDLEY BROWN ~ MARGER1.
These pieces vii presented with entirely scenery by
Mr. RICHARD SMITH,
The conp.sy ahesdy embracing many Of the most popular
ayorii-s OF New York. will introduce. the sesson pro
grease. come uames deeryedy Cherished in te public re-
nembrance, sud other. not before presented here:
Mr.. Stuart hss sincere pleasure Ia announcing that
MI EDWIN BOOTH
will confne his performance. exclusively to this theatre IN
Nswior and viii appear daring the season IN series o. Ms
great "a the plays Of which viii orch be
presented with perfection OF scenery east and appliances
not before attempted tie Sew-York He will also
appear m one ohsiu. plays expressly written Tor
him
The stage department vii b. under the direction Of
Nix j. q. UANLN. stb,e Manager;
"a. front 0! ths house under that Of
Mr.. T. b. JACKSON, Treasurer.
Tn. orchestra, coinpr.ng many the pest 500 performer.
% New YORK va tie direction Of the distiI ssned
composer and cs1tlctor, -
Mr. ROBERT STOEPEL
TIE book office will be- open Tuesday, August TO- "hen
scs may b. seriTed si1 day. In st,ance
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MIA Coal Company for week ending August 10 'es
were BY rail 1886 for season. lN367; BY oana'
u 7oe for season q72 776 total tons 400 l4oi sane
date 1868. 3l3,e24; increase lo''Ji"
The earnings of the Erie Railway Tor the
month ~ Ju,y 1864 we're ss74 3lGs5 earnings for the
month Of July 1863 were $751; 24o2O increase, $24a-
O7a65
The following is statement OF Coai uahs'
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IRON. IRON.
4 900 TINS Best Refined Bars. al sizes
J'J 1uns Common Bars, all sizes
go TINS Best Rols, JIG IA. 5-lo 80, T-l6, Ia
2rO TmS Best Horseshoe Iron
~ Iua, Beet An-le Iron. |! to 3 inches
p 1uns Lrrge Round Shading.
lO0 1uns Spir Rods al sizes.
5N Tons NJ. Scotch Pr Iron
VA TINS Forge Pis Iron.
POO fms No. American Pis lion.
l,D 1uns krntedsc Belfast.
100 Tons " Iought.lron turLiugs.
Fos sale ia Iots by PETITE, WILSON & Co..
Nos. 2.9 nnd 22g Sonthst
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IIaf OF pHCYHne.

tn. oovin, are the Of droverr owners. or con
,snee. Of the principal dreves, nnd where the cattle are
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NNTHEREAS-Ce No. ~, dated Nov
w = 1872 Of Share, in the Illinois and MISSISSIPPI is
ganh ompany has been destroy the owners hereby pup
cly 1--WE notice the end Vi thirty days tey WI" app"
for anew ,rtilcste la lieu Of tie one destroyed nonn
July 20. 1894. fohiEn w..
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TNrORNEATIoN.-Lefl home, July %. JOHN

/ H. SCOFlELD young man. ~ years Of age When 10
left had light pants end bsck coat and duser new 81.
hat and n, boots lie stated h might To PiadlpAIai bs
would return ia two three dy Since then be has uos
been hesrd IL any mtors,oa could be obtained iroa
him II would greatly rrrve his aiicted friends Mr. Oi-
BERT No - iiess., BrooAyn,W.D Phideg ha Psrei''
pleas. copy.
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Amusements.
PARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.


COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
OVERLOOKING HOUSES-DELlGHTED AUDiEH-
CTS.
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE.
BRILLIANT RANEL PANTOMlME
AFTERNOON AT ,; EVENING AT u O'CLOCK.
THE MYSTIC CAVE;
OF, TIE ENCHANTED HORN.
NEW TRICKS. SPLENDID SCENERY.
MAGNIFiCENT DENOUEMENT.
TONY DENlER, Clown; Mr. &. X FOX, Mr.. a. DAVEN-
PORT, Mons CROSSE, Mile. LOUISE, and Nile. ERNEST
me, appear.
Mr.. d. l. NORRIS
German Comedian, in his celebrated
STUMP SPEECH.
EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING AT n O'CLOCK
In LectIre. Room without additisnsl charge Of
HERR NADOLESkFS WONDERFUL CABINET,
Containing 300 pieces OF furniture
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION
VIII Play abort intervals day and evening with all the sfe
Of
FULL ORCHESTRA OF 20 INSTRUMENTS. .-
THE NEW VENrLATOR, DRIVEN BY STEAM
introduces :, 600 feet OF cool air per minute.
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MUD FISH.
BROUGHT HERE IN DRY SOLID CLAY
DWARfS, ALBiNOS. AND A MILLION OTHER Curl.
OSlTJES.
Notwithstanding the appreciated value Of everything the
price OF admission STILL REMAINS AT rs CENTS and t.
y the earnest desire OF the emit II posAh
II at this price. although LESS THAN I'm CENTS IN
COIN
Admission rs scents; children under ten, Is cents,
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Nem pubIitaiions.

DEADY. At Noon, To-day, No. 10 OF The
IL AMERICAN TALES Series, viz:
THE SECRET SHOT,
TIE SiyArs or Misty MouSr.
HERIICK TOMBSTONE.
capital story Of Continental tines introducing the reader
TO the wild regions Of Western NoIhCso'na In the days
when the battle Of Kug Mountain proved the patriotism oil
the Sons ofthe old North State II peculiar story IN
,rn,ely exciting highly in4 aud dramatically good None
will cast il aside many readers compelled to do win
much Of the and cheap literature OF the cay All
will read enjoy aud advise others to do the same sold oy
al News dealers or sent po,tpait receipt d pr.e-F
TEEN GENIE
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
Publi.hefs' Agents, III Nassau Street New York
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Western comfed hogs y i3....lii0is
Disi,lefy fed hogs, y ib........iltaIll
WIN griss1r msst.fcdhoe. pm $40
Up TO to-day the market lightly supplied and former
early sustained bot additional receipts with ~
in.hed call at this high prices ia. checked and
the market Is slow at declining rates Many Of the hogs
very poor coming from feed TIE receipts for month
past onlyt6 200 week much lighter sn for the
time last year, when the average nearly I0O00.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.-COMMENC Ia to2.
Lessee and Manager ........WM WHEA LkEf.
<THE COOLESr TfIEATER IN THE CITY
THE ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVEN
NC.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, la&
SNgH WEEK
SUCCESSFUL AND TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEMENT
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN
AND SEVENTH NIGHT ~ InE MvsI
POPULAR DRAMA OF TtN VAL
EAST LYNNE
DR,
THE FLOfENENT,
which has been received in the most
FLATPERING MANNER.
BY DENSITY CROWDED HOUSES.
MISS WESTERN
IN her univ led por,rs,ures Of
LADY ISABEL and MADAME VINE
las played by her ,,,, ,,,.,,,nr, ,,,oro
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.
Mes-s J. g. Burnett j. w. Collier. j. c. Nursn. j. w.
Rla.lel J. Seymour, r. b. Holmes, Misses Mary Wells,
Sbefsett Fisher, Sc. 4c in the cast
the direction OF HARVEY h. DODWOkIH.
Seats scared six days In advance.
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iAdvertiseneutl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
GovERNxRST AGKNr, No. WAILsr,
Has FOR SALE
$40 TREASURY Mons issae. 1T par less per
cent. commission.
IO.iO's Registered and Coupon Bonds at Government
rates
5-20,s Registered and Coupon Bonds at Market rates.
u. - 6s Of 81 Registered and Coupon Bonds ' Marker
rates.
rs cyxrry,c,rs, AND OTHER SECURITIES at Market
rates
g. C. TnoxPsoS President
James Curphey, Cashier.
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Gotcis, &r.

EVERETT HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE NETWORK.
Tie Undersigned beg respectfully to nSm their friends and
public that after the s4ih Of August the house above VIII
BE- conducted upon the EUROPEAN PLAN
The house hes been thoroughly renoys.ed and now
prepared to Jet apartment, for the winter.
The location the sire and comfort OF the of the hoie
are m srpsssed - 49, - ,or,o,rs
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Summer Retreats.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn,
"A On both tn. AMERICAN and EUROPEAN plaza
Orposiie the State House. - . =.
A. S. PLIMpT0A Fssv'I
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
l)~srrsnted manufacture. Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites, plain and ornamental Of H. FARkISG
TONS ~ CIs'it, Vppsstt Wees'st. Ls1abIisss lst@
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.Jneuranle Companies.
NEWLY YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-STKkET
SOM 0(lv.

CASH neutrality-suspicious. SUV,UUV.
This Company has becn In successu operation FOR more
tlan THIRTY YEARS. and continues TO INSURE against
o and Damage by IRE upon favorable As similar
institutions - - ....,.
NO MARINERfSKS TAKEN
ALL LossKs LIHIRALLI ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY fsIp
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL IJNDERHILL, President
Oliver H. Jours. William Harsun, GA" !. s'r"sI
Isaac n. seymour sanL j. WsrnS samuel y; p'nss,
Abraham y. Davis {. r. Fielder Mehasi Ii'ngr"e''
Saml e.. Usriot Sylyanus Lcdei thh ~ i." ,s;;,
Jobn r. Andrew n VI. buchanan. ttheltets Mills
Io.i,b ID Low Milirm iier,le, Jo.p h A. prryfous,
John Ewrn, Thomas Davsy lame. g. .nick
William Depew, H,rIy j. Srldier james l. "n.m,
D.. COOPER DEDEKER Secrctary
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NOTICE.-SAMUEL S. STEVENS has been
~ appointed Agent 81 the ,, 90,
NtWlf NGLaND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY or BOSTON -
for he City u York The Office Of the agency VIII be,
as heretofore, at No 10 Brosdw ay. - 49, -
BENZ. T. STEVENS. Vice President
Auyus,
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THE SHEEP MARKET.

Receipts flis wrek. .f4n
QrofATIoSsIle following reports Of .nss Of sheep and
ab. 10y several Of the sheep bioser' who -. on cogia,
SION viii give The o. frccs per head this week They
are 0uoed Ter pound. 1.-Two weight, for
To-. ,.,; 49,, e ne
yesterday and today hsVr caused comparatively bare mar
snd ices hive advanced cent d. with anxiety
The pat OF bueo, 20 secure lots One ca load Of good
~ sheep 'od " CSC y ~, I've weight md fla few very
choice sniil sold serrsic they would bring 70 In
lots takes r'iiy good quality to onns e LaFe numbers
" thin sheep aud specially lambs r being sent In from dry
pastures for ae Fat Lambs arH bringing He, aud selected
ones lllc thoush tlry na.e to be .efy me-.
= t'rocn soldat hro~nns l'' medium state Sheep at
r. H. Hume sold at irownin1 s8i steep d, an average Of
~ 70 each and 80 Lambs at ~ 2, per bead Mos Of the
Lambs wefe small and poor
rlona. C. Laskin, well known sheep Broker At Brown
ng'- died last wees after short lines. lie held in hi
by IL 20 circle la tie bu-iness community.
Mcjraw Bion .od ct OErcr'., in Sixth Street ella
She, AID Lluib. mixed. At 81 sseTsge Of y a.
Chsmbcrlsin through Ea,e McpEerson Judd Bucting
han A. Van Wcr John ko.e and o~eer. reports a. follows
At 80 so =! at - CO., 3!2 at % 90 go d, Is 90 % at
snKsp paosKns At BsowNixe's
from NJ SeT hoIiM ,. I n lo' = BaAef lll'
g John sc"ber 1855 Aaron Gross. - h. Root as John ~
lott 1863 ; buiei, 81; John Smith, 10; Z. ". inter 10,
john A. Bsin = G. u 1eacL. ~ ls,e Lowcn.ein % T.
BuTclrd 28 Porter WEIGH, % Chss,A Green "a Chis
TOPPER Schultz %; G.. :. ZONES 81.
IRON New Jersey-Rieb.,l Bells oe Peter : Erl. %
From Olio-reicr Van Deventer g9,i John Rowe 1885, o.
a. fisn, .o5.
From Penn.yvsnia Schultz. Io,; wili,m L4v.ou
From Mich san-Tho1nas Martin lso
From IinOi,-Drwcy Johnson s6.
SHEEP RECEIVED O'8nIfs's
From New ork-c Cum, IS James ti1ii, l9i H. Pnr
d. 81; Nisn Reed Co., 80 C. Bashford lp T. u Wink
re Thos stanton lj2; Boe, ~; T. W. Buck 200; d.,
vd \imb 2is Rowe Coz 1885, q. q. Painer IA Capt. H.
McGraw Bros, $40; sam. Beckwith - Jsinss Light
body, ~.
From Ohio-Cept X. ncGr.w fto, $40; l.. ID. Simmons,
39
FROM New Jerscy-flos. Coleman. y. Lawrence, g.
THE SWINE MARkfT.
Receipts by Railroads. 70 Wit llndoE River Railroad i1
Enc Raroed $50 New Jerscy G.nir Raroad $40 Gam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-17

In the most perfect FORM and especially to the cu'di
AN AMERICAN DRAMA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-17

Abo1, 80 fresh cattle in . morning, over 100 of
them 10 hold In readiness for Government orteTs con'eqne
" thew are rot for The market is not rood by ha
cent per h. yesterday Butchers werr greatly deceived
shout the numbers the opening Of the market They were
tod TIM, ony about Ia the yrd hence thor eager
boy the advance Wien the real numbers ita,pi
ed tbey were Oft A and the yard. cleared with din
cultv Nearly 800 cattle number Tor this season Of
the but IL be borne in Iind that hundreds OF them
are small takes two, and IN sone cases Iee TO make
, Al e I'm lock