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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

A UcTIoN NOTICE E ROTH AUcTIoNEER.
n LARGE SALE OF ., ,,,.,rrn
RICH PARLOR FURNITURE,
TURKISH EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES.
VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
PARTAN AND CHINA VASES. Sc.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
on THIS DAY (FRIDAY) MAY 90
the residence ll9 West Eighth street (Clnon place. be-
Fifth and Sixth avenues
Sale commencing al II o clock precisely.
The sale comprises the contents of the house. and most OF
A. made to order for the present BY celebrated
city makers and used but months The whoe viii BE-
sold pcrcmptory rain shine Offering extra inducements
20 purchasers.
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Parior
SUITS, covered In rich French sain brocate and reps
Turkish fasv Chairs and Lounges to match; rosewood
Centre and Pier Tables Etagcres Corner and ook stands
q day Bronze Clock rich China and Paan Vases farlor
Ornaments elegant Brocatel and Lace Curtains fine col
lection OF Oil Paintings Engrayngs. large Mirrors and
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE STOOL.
AND COVER; COST S7cV;
ele ant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and with ali modern improvements
strung bass, full iron plate French action fun
tave wood and mahogany Bedseais. Bureaus Wash
sands Sofas Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clocks Tables
Lounges Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea
Tables Extension Table Glass China and Silver Ware
Table Cutlery &c Sale positive DEPOSITS required.
B.-Parties wishing attend this sale will take Sixth
avenue cars or stages leaving street. lew doors
FROM the house.
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Tx BowERY--MApAMR wIDGER cLArRvoYANF
fasSry i os. rsa spsnsa lsd ssve. he mysers q
~ sC = Sss ' VCssass' w lasN talsvh RI2aE6
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lessee SlsiS Fin ii xHHa ii vAs',
6sa l Ira ss ae SeSSS wrs
Fey fPs hi 81 % 81 hi LYRIC
MLLB. vEsTvALI.
who has been expressly engaged TO sustain tho arduous
TINS osEg 81 jaaHASS r hsz 1 ss'
THOUSAND poIIAss dram,
BEL DEMoNIo;
WITH ES en- keHF s NEW SCENERY.
New ~ TIE
Mons s sasGf ssunaSIoAL EFFECTS
BEAUTIFUL NEW h TGESr hgEa' As 81 ai'hH
Composed BY r. Montsomery ESQ under the able baton
rn {! asxsD rk RsssS1sf
be
~ xSSH GRAND BALLET,
svuDss $Ess
MARIO THE CAST WIFE vpsrv.1t
sS'S xsss NIL "a Brave Marco.
S Sss's Gam s'ss: g r. ssSss
Rannceio "a rough soldier Of iorunej Mr. Barsett
4 Ssssss j. i::ds
bruno 1890. 1T eisn
Luig Can attendant on Camprea). Mr. Rendle
Maru Ia pea amp Hurray
Lena Count Campreas daugher) Miss Roe Eytinge
The Countess Camplreaii. ...Miss Mary Wells
Marssrita q peasant MIS- Seer s.
Guards, PEASANTS nj onks. Cardinals Mobiles Servants
Boys Nuns. NovIces Pages, &c. &c.
Time 1861.
This being the commencement of the Summer Season,
THE ILLUMINATED GARDENS WILL BE OPENED.
AS USUAL
Seats secured six days in advance.
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EXCURSIONS.

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BARGE-TnE HARVEST
Home and the Dhlncbeck, 10 charter for excursions
with and drove such as desired Cournitteee
Furnished all Information. Excursion Office ys2 West
street, corner OF Barrow. H. CR0sSkTT.
Nrorrcr.-TnR PALisADg PARK, wEEHAwKBY,
IN IL how open for the season for pcncs Aher cx
cursons Cars leave the foot Of Gran street KAst river
ior ss oy every d asc s sy.r also south
r. Gpp1pjtees wishing 70 engage the Park tQr exeuv
.tAN lkt&0r. pYygy q As D!euiaesk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

CTEAM WEEKLY TO MISUNDERSTANDING AT
y QueensIown cork Harbor) The Liverpool. New
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company Intend ees-
patching their full powered C de built iron steamships
CITY OF LONpoN Saturday, Nav rs
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j. BLEECKER, SON Il Co WILL SELL AT
IA. auction Tue,da May u. at IL clock, at the Ex
change saesrooms. No. III Broadway.
Supreme Court under the direction OF Palo Rnsges,
Esq, referee
Stone strcet-Premses No. 81.
Pine street-premi .cs No SC
Washington street-Premses No lSa
Water treet-Premses 2Tl.
South slrcet-Premi>e No. l66
Front street-Premises No. 2i9.
Baxter sreet-Premiscs Nos IS, 81, g. 81.
Thompson sgreet-Premi es No o.
For full apply the Referee ~ wal street.
or 70 the Auctioneers II Cedar street.
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AINING STOCKS-AS WELL AS ALL OTHER KINDS
N OF securities bought aud sold at all the Stock Boards
in New Yok Boston. Philadelphia, &C, otherwise
commission, by ALBERT II. NlCOLAY No. 81 William ST.
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DARTITION SALE
7 ON THE 25TH DAY OF MAY, 1864,
at u o clock at noon.
ON IHE PREMISES.
In pursuance Of Judgment of the Supreme Court OF the
State New York Will &c sold by under the direction OF
the under sgaed referee,
MILL WITH DAM AND POND.
together with Dwelling House and about Is of Land
(propcrty Of the late Josepy Lister deceasedl,
situated Pocantco river, immora lied through WASH
ipgon Irvngs Legend Of Sleepy Hollow" and within
of mile of hudson River Railroad depot. at
TARRYTOWN, WESTCH Err COUNTY N. Y.
Capacity of said mill about Is horse p,wer: be in
creased TO S. The property admirably situated FOR man
ufacturing purposes,
PAPEK MILL. GRIST MILL. BREWERY,
OF business requiring abundant water power Also
WHARF ON HUDSON RIVER.
appurt ant to said mill.
Terms f sacTen cent will be required on the day
OF SALE 40 cent In 81 days. when the deed will be dev
cred the option Of purchaser half of the
chase money may remain mortgage for tive years.
ROBERT COCHRAN, Referee.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
ii HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FIANOFORTE,

BRONzks, MARBLE GROUPS. PAINTINGS &C.,
BIZ HENRY r. WESrCOTT AUCrIONEER,
Ths (Friday afternoon at o'clock at the ell. resi-
dence 1872 Wet Twenty first street Seventh avenue
Ill OF which will be sold without Grain shlae),
and comprises full and rich variety Of Furniture and
Works OF Art adapted 10 a fashionable residence.
PARLOR AND DINING ROOMS.
Superb sewcod snd walnut Paror brooote and
french reps rich DamasS and Lace Curtains.
Centre Sofa and Pier Tables elegant rosewood
ceres Turkish Lounges Chairs match Velvet
French Clock (runs II days.. &c
SUPERB ROSEWOOD PrANOFORTF,
Guar inierd tor two years. fisrhe- maker.
SLEEPING ROOMS. LIBRARY. HALL &c
Magnificent rosewood Fed teads Dressing Bureaus srng
and Hair Mattresses Dvan Sofas Sofa Bed leads
Sea, and Fenc Cottage Chairs elegant Pier and o MIL
CheTal Glasses Armoire Giace; complete ec-
giant variety OF Fenc and Bohemian Glas ware.
engraved French China Of every de crption silver Ware
Ivory and Cocoa Table Cutlery superb Safe,
portable Heater, Of Colts six barrel Revovers &c.
SALE POSITIVE. RAIN OR SHINE.
Descriptive catalogues |. the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

WINTER GARDEN.
w FOURTH
And for the present
LAST MORT
TWO
OF Tom Tayor's great play OF
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
which when interrupted In the zenith Of its triumph had
run for upwards II
one HUNDRED CONS ICUrIvE NIGHTS
a. this theatre, and which has In London completed ts
THREE HUNDREDTH NIGHTS.
The public respectfully informed that owing to the pro
mise rsduCe during the ,n engagement OF
Mix AND MRS w. J. FLORENCE,
a constant accession OF lively aud brilliant novelties THE
TICKET or LEAVE MAN can only be presented for two
nights more. 49, -,
Monday the 23d OF May, will be produced with new
scenery, costumes, propert and musicnew and mostly
original the burlesquc OF
together with OF those startling pieces peculiar TO the
and repertoire of Mr. and Mrs. Florence.
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A y sIkEq1EhEkn HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY,

yERPLANCK'S POINT
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Az BLEBcKER, SON d Co, will sell at auction,
Friday MAY n l>o at IL o'clock NJ. at the Exchange Sales
broadway Trinity building New York i5s acres
IS miles, little than hour ride from
this civ II spendidv located for gentlemens country
having fine extensive front of quarter OF
mile on the HUDSON river part is under good cuya
ton Parties wi hing the properly before the "a
do free Of charge BY applying to Mr. - H. sloa at
The neu til Hotel peekskln OF the property
al the auction ROOM No. II Cedar New
York perfect,
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DrIDEsD NOTICE.
ISsACS HARBoR GOLD COMPANY
OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Once 1877 Broadway, room No. 7

THE TRUSTEES HAVE SHIS DAY DECLARED A
DIVIDEND OF ONE PR CENT ,
On the capital socs Of this company payable at the oea
of the company, Jane L.
Transfer books viii be closed from May 90 to June s.
THIS company commenced operations April 10
VIM. E. SHIRLEY, Treasurer
NEW YORK. May II, 1864
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SALES AT AUCTION.

CEoRoE COOK, AucTIoNEER -uousEHoLDf FUR
VI nure Carpets &c-rnis day (Friday at " O'Clock.
a, esooms al broadway ares ocs o. me n nins
second hand and including Paror Cnemoer huo
Room Suits superb rosewood Wardiobes Eageres bIet
Dining Tables &c Catalogues a. SAFE eooos
packed on the premises for shipping when desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

A UCTIoN NOTICE
IA VIZ BEG TO CALI. THE ATTENTION or Att
BUYERS TO our FOLLOWING SALES
THIS DAY (FRIDAYJ, MAY 20,
LARGE REGULAR SALE OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Catalogues and goods ready.
ALSO,
ON MONDAY NEXT MAY %.
900 CASES STRAW AND z. 1. GOODS.
INCLCDING CHOICE ASSIGNMENTS OF NEW
GOODS, MANUFACTURED FOR THIS SEASONS
SALES.
VIM. TOPPING 4 CO.. Auctopecrs
Nos, and ii Park place and
No. shurray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

j L. SMITH, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
"A. day. al II oclock at y stuyyesant place tSinih
etree between Second and Third avenues one Piano or
splendid tone and finish $685. three Parlor Suits
wood and NAH sany Bedroom Suits Rockers, Looking
Glasses mahogany and maple Chairs Tables Brussels and
Ingram Carpets aud everything that belongs first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20
hSTROLOG Y.

ANTHOLOGY.
A y MAURICE, GREAT AND REAL AsrRoLoGRR.
based Wholly on semitic rrinSaes and was noxer
q fa The bend marFeG on, The path Of each
Inv Of msnsn Fro Maurice o Ra roio % kno%ease
weird IN the above in regard telling hat re-
& a eeT 9s ss or or n e 90 ese y9 ne
he vii bring suece;s ont OF almost anr undertaking
GeIded iasbaId OF Me tells TIE very das yos vii marry
he nndsd He Sescpes your end pons o qsSr
eRenie and warns yop O. AZ future eaneer good II!
Sss, y health long lie and popefiiy 10 ali who eonsa
a boz t sss YORK re Fs.s and s ssS
m T 1f % Sass. e q ysOs Ire All E9Sr
To. Ladies, g cents Gents, S.
A s.ssne Wilson, She ehhs he o Ssa
ssSss5sI5s a., sSs
A sToSlssnlSG MADAM MORROW. SEVENTH
ysa vii ns1 wen p your susi sei n sew
shows isens9s 81 yonr ,soraea mol 70 ee ,S1nd
igisnes 10 ~ Ludlow street. near Houston. Gents
sE ~ Fnsc ss. Isas s. Yo rorsP
one, n ri rs es sfssS = S9E yHss
man lie such soufshp msrsge iat.nT ren % a
sWseis osa,.hf ssasaers weisTe q sbssn ients
present. s,ckness & Iecoyer bt me ey vi besn y. 10
es and @ednes are ps aeaa.i 70 he lex s sa'
LANES 30 Ccrffncn 81 Cue ft0ns
enclosing al and time ~ birth. Also, clog a Il.
aminstors made oEss l2o Greene street, below Prince.
IA. voislsB, DESCENDANT or .AsrRoLoGIsT 10
- Zap leon The Great, Will tel Of al affairs OF lfe
nnalng CORR tness Al ~ West Twelfth street between
Fiith aud sHih s.cEl.G Love amplets which never fs
. true c.alroysBt
Mrs MARION JAMES, INDEPENDENT cLAIRyoY
AVA ant Ql East Seventeenth street corner Of Third
never fas 70 give correct uicrmacn o. lQt or stolen
property, absent or 10 ireDus Jaw suits aud business al
rsirs geDeraiy. Gentlemen not admitted
NHo WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE $500
w ye see Mhs WELLINGTON the great English Pro.
rhetess The best OF al and cannot be eIccd Can be
suited personally OF By letter, on all ass Of life concern
ing sy sul.s ourneys absent friends love, courhp mar
nsEel heath: vee Apo ybo reela drunken Snd up
,aihts! hssbahds Few Il its ply person 10 81, ely
god ueh and oil business Affairs md guarantees for
ne Delay moi 70 consult brs naturally gifted and beautiful
2snns adj Lucky numbers given Highly respectable city
reference CAP be 81 her residence l 6ith sYepue
opposite Eighth street
-----------Aa-------~------
1Gk BowERY MADAME wIDGER CLAfRvoYANF
Sa,1,, saa rired Spanish lady, unveils the mysteries Of
nsswy. oys IaTriAe absent friends Netuess prsscrbss
i@E SsSa = essa's' w 'asH salssh RE2REh
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NEW BoWERY THEATRE -.
IN Sole Propr etor. ............., Mr. y. w Lngaro
BENEFIT ~r.F
MR.. JAMES L. CLUTE.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS. FOUR PlEObsL
The following array OF artists .rou,,v
MISS KATE VANCE. Hkkk FkANTl SIoEfhn-
Hi. friend, the UNKNOWN
PROFESSOR WHITNEY. MIR. MlLLAQE COkNh1Ah
~" MIR i M SMITH MR. CHAS. STURGES.
Mo ~ n lone. Miss Kate Newton Geo BROKER.
Mr. Marden Mr. Uiassford Miss Hathaway.
THREE FAST MEN
Mis- Kate Vance .. -. In nine characters
TOM AND JERRY;
with Mr. James Heensn The unknown Professor Whit
ney and Mr. Mlage Cornell, In thu CRIB scene Will gives
grand display of the Art Of Self Lefence
MAZEPPA
Miss Kate Vance Mszeppe
will make the fearful ascent thq
OF theatre and the tight around the first circle OF
boxes. while round TO the back OF the wild horse
Mr.. j. w. SMITH AID Mg. CHAS. STURGEp. Bone PlaT
ers-Jg Dancers.
Mickey Mr. O. Davenport Nennette Misc HathaWA1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

BROADWAY THEATRE,
ID LATE WALLACK'S,
Broadway, corner OF Broome street
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
The management take pleasure 10 announcing IN enSAss
meut with the distinguished comedian
MR. r. S. CHAkFEAU,
"n0 "'' 'ppeM MONDAY EVENING. MAYM
In his great impersonation Of n
LORD DUNDREARY AND
BROTHER SAM.
In Charles 0ayler's comedy entitled the
AMERICAN COUSIN AT HOME.
being the same Improvisation IN which
NIX CHANFRAU
sensation At the Winter Garden On
the occasion Of Mrs C ianfrau's recent benefit
SEATS MAY BE SECURED ON SATURDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

A UCTION NoTICE.-wILLIAM IRVING, AUCTION.
n eer-Househod Furniture Pianos Mirrors &c OS-
GOOD COOKE viii sell this day tfriday), May ~ at loi
O'Clock al their salesroom, 10 Dey street. Broadway
large assortment Of Household Furniture consisting Of
giant rosewood Piano. with Stool and Cover;
two gilt frame FreDch Plate Pier
Psror Furniture In plush and brocaei; oak Dining Room
Suit Etsscrn-. Tables
sion Table Sofa Arm Chairs Tete totes lin tracks Wad
robe carved wood Bedsiead black do marble
Top Dressing Bureaus TO match Washstands Pier Tables
Lounges Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Boosters
and Pillows Spring Beds Brussels and Ingram CsTpet
Oilc oths Mating Cottage Furniture. Lace Brocsel
window Curtains, Shades Standing and Sitting Desks,
once stools aaree assortment Of Kitchen Ware Relrsera
tOrs. &c. WITH which Tie snln "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

IA voisISE, DESCENDANT or PSYCHOLOGIST 10
~ Fapicon tbe Gresi, viii tel o. al affairs OF lfe with
un'aling a. West Twelfth between
Fiith aud sixth avcIGe Love ampeis, which never 's
o true clairuyaBt
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Mrs. MARION JAMES, INDEPENDENT cLAIRvoY
AVA ant io East Seventeenth street corner 81 Third
never fas 70 awe correct iu'crmaon Of Qt stolen
Ifoporty absent OF 10 renus law suite aud bns.1ess
rsirf generay. GeLuemtp bot admitted
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IrxpFS,EpEss are RrISEn 9EroN9 sEpENrTlQs

MADAME oREpLB. FEMALE PHYSICIAN NO 8
AVA AIiy pace, three doors from Aniiy stree, can be
consulted on a diseases OF females er odicnes are safe
and oersin C0nvelent for les who desire care
and medical attendance during confinement
MADAME PARsALLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
AVA midwife Us now ready receive al nv1l.fs Com.
fortabe rooms piessy t ladies' dur0r eonansnen III
- -. - -
MRS A. d. .GlDDIEGs FEMALE PHYSICIAN.
htkr Twenty Third street.
CHATfEREp coNsnTuiIoAs REsronED pv THAI
~ euarenieed remedy DR.. l0NBEe Lssentc q LIE
Ss "a =! S esM vsas ss is yne ~ y ss:sIsa"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-06
FROM THE FRONT.

BEFORE PETERSBURG, September 4, 1867
NO iS,1 onward signs betray the movements or
are reported to have arrived, and the re-
ma!nder, 1t is stated, will soon follow Lee.
Ibls continued silence is unusual, and has a
world OF meaning. Opposite our extreme left
large fort suddenly looms mp before our line,
and points battery ef thirty two Founders
towards us. Other points show signs OF the
enemy's activity and Industry, telling us in
almost express words, that Atlanta NAV be
abandoned by Hood and taken by Sherman,
be forsaken by Lee, nor captured by Grant,
all OF which viii be more fully known here
after.
There is little doubt workmen are steadily
employed in BUILDING junction between the
Weldon and Southside railroads. A place
about fifteen miles from Petersburg, and hve
miles from Reams' Station, is said TO be the
spot selected for the junction OF the two roads.
The performance Of such labor is quite easy,
when the greater portion OF corps could be
detailed TO build the road. This is probably
one Of the main reasons for the present quie-
tude along our extended front.
While they are attending to this matter, we
are steadily progressing in laying the City
Point railroad, which will be soon completed
TO the Yellow House, or Six Mile Station. This
will save vast amount OF labor. Mules and
men can scarcely stand this constant teaming
of fifteen or twenty miles, over Indifferent
roads, often made impossible by heavy rains.
New men are being drilled in the manual of
arms every day. The weather Is favorable for
such exercise, being cool and delightful. About
sixty prisoners were sent of to-day, the pro-
duct Of small scouting parties, who seldom re-
turn without prisoner or two, gathered up
during their ride. Owing to the known un-
healthy character Of this section OF country,
and the great accession Of new men, to whom
the soldiers life is unknown, every sanitary
precaution is taken to prevent the banefnl
effects of malaria. Quinine is used in Liberal
quantities, and with apparent success. The
sick and wounded are shipped OF regularly,
that the few patients remaining ia the
different hospitals receive excellent attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-06
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- HI - -

s3seS - S<2Y %SS9 "
On and afte, sunday, June 18th 1854, Daily TEsins
viii be run between Wsshinston and New York
FOB PHlLADELPa5A, lpa 2 A.. MSW YoRK ~"'
Leave S wihJns.Se asi1y sseeps ii sands; al " m AND
y9R 81 sg1dtszz sBg1ztzzfM6ss Il %NH 'fH1LADELPH,A
Leave Warrington at m. daily except sun
Messengers viii note that this train runs as far
AZ Phladelphia only.
FOE NEW YoRK.
Leave washin gton daily at 6.Se p. m
7Ris trais isJ0r Nsu York PASSENGERS tztIn'trsis.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 =. m, Ills .. m, ,sp.
m, ASP. m, TO p. m and s.so p m' except Sun
On Sunday at 80 8. M. 5 p. m, and sOp. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
Leave Washing gton at 8 30 a. m. and 5, AS and $50
. N. daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday at 8 and $50 p. NJ
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Warrington at $50 q. m. and AS p. n.
daily, except Sunday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at 7.5l 8. m: ana
asa p N. 90 through TO New York pishoH csanss
~sieeaing cars on S 81 and ssl p m trains. Berths
fSs be Ron eg must be secured of The
sleepipg car conductor.
The frst and fifth trains stop at all way points.
The sp, m train stops only at Blsdensburs,
Bsltsville. Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
HSnis daily e sIssps ssap. stpi ~ ali ysy points
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers will please observe that the p. m.
.9dy a9 Tano On 0s Sunday to Baor ony Also
that the $50 p. NJ hain fakss N'S YORK paSSsns"'
For further intermation, ,IA tickets Of any bind
nst0n W. W p sMITH. Master of Transportation.
In. COLE. General Ticket Agent. js20-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-06
From Chilli.

NEW YORK, Sept 5.-Advices from Panama
state that the Chilian Chamber Of Deputies
have resolved that the Mexican empire ought
not to be recognized.
The coast traffic OF Chill has been opened TO
all nations. A duty of five per cent is to be
imposed henceforth on the expectation OF
coffee
A motion has been passed in favor of an
offensive and defensive agreement between all
the South American republics.
The United States steamer Wateree arrived
at Valparaiso, July %
A monitor has been lauGcned at Callao, and
the steamer Loa is 5eiAg rapidly converted into
an iron clad. The United States frigate Lam
caster is at Callao.
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ID DR0P0sAL ron LOAN.
fasAsvaY DspAarnsxI, July ., u

UBPARTMuHr, Sufy toSss
Fstiee is hereby given that sab'eriptions VII
De received by the Treasurer OF the United
the several Assistant Treasurers and Designate.
Repositories an by the National Banks desi snAseo
and qualified "a Depositories and Ffnanc1A Agents.
Ssr Treasury Notes payable three ises ""I
August Is, 1854, bearing interest - 'Ae Isso
seven and thrse-tent per cent per snnan, W.
semi annual coupons attached. payable 'n '."'u'
nsney. 81,
Fhese note, viii be convertible At the option OF
fhs holder A. maturity into siI per cent. esid
hearing bends redeemable after hve ana payable
twenty yesrs from August is, 1857.
The Notes will be issned in the denominations Of
6fty. one hundred, Eve hundred. one thousand and
svs thousand dollars, and will be issued in blank,
or payabs TO order, as may be directed oy the sub
ssribers.
An sub.cription msst be for 6fty dollars, or
some multiple OF 6fty dollars
pnpIicate certificates will be issued for all depos-
ties. The party depositing must endorse upon the
o,irisaI certificate the denomination of notes re-
suired and whether they are to be issued in blank
or payable to order. When endorsed it must be
left With the offcer receiving the deposit, to be
forwarded to this Department
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
transportation OF charges az soon after the receip
ofthe original Certihcst es of Deposit az they
be prepared.
Interest win be allowed to August Is on all
deposits made prior to that date aud will be paid
by the Department upon receipt Of the original
certificates
As the notes draw interest from August Is, Per
sons making deposits subsequent 10 that date
must pay the interest accrued from date OF note 20
date of deposit
Parties depositing twenty Eve thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes st any one time viii
be allowed a commission Of one quarter of one per
cent. which will be paid by this Department upon
the receipt of a bill for the amount, certified to by
the officer with whom the deposit was made. No
- L., L.
the deposits
Officers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements are made upon the original
certificates.
All officers authorized to receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desired informa
lion, and afford every facility for making sub.
seriptions W.P. FESSENDEN
~ a-u Secretary of the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-06
From San Francisco.

SAN francisco, Sept 3.-The steamer Con-
stitution sailed from Panama with one million
. three hundred and thirty seven thousand dol
lars in gold.
The Sanitary Commission remit by the Con-
stitution eighteen thousand dollars in gold.
The fair Of the Christian Commission wilH
net at least twenty-five thousand dollars in
gold,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-06

WHAT GRN'L GRANT SAYs.-!n letter 10
his father, received last wednesday, General
Grant says that the southern Coniederacy ca2-
not nossibly recr uit their armies, for they have
already .srobbed the cradle and the grave' for
that purpose He furthermore reiterates what
he said some days since, tnat, but TOR the north
nieteiy squelched by the present campaign
C;ar;1aafi Gazette.