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SPRING DEBILITY!

LANGUOR, LAssITUDE.
AND THAT
LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM
esuliar to the SPRING TINE OF YEAR, are
Immediately relieved By the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
roteeted Solution of PROTOXIDE OF IRON
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusins STRENGTH VIGoR and NEW LIFE into al
Darts of the system.
One of the most Distinguished Jurist in New
England writes to . friend follows:
az have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully sustains your prediction. 1t has made
n kEw MAN of me; infused into my system new
yixor and energy; / am no longer tremulous and
isbilitated as when you last me, but stren ger
heartier and with ger capacity for labor, men
al and hysical, than at any time during the last
ave years"
An eminent Divine of Boston says
81 have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past it gives me NEW vIGoR. BUoYASoY
"P.mnhIsts free. j. P. DINsM0RE,
No. 491 Broadway, New York.
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PROPOSALS. FOR EMPTY BARRELS AND
L BOXES.
Office Depot C0mnissary of Subsistence, I
RnShingtau d. C.. Augnst s. 1854 {

Office Depot C0mmisSary of Subsistence,
Washington. d. C., August 8, lS64.S
Sealed Proposals in duplicate are invited until
the 18th inst, at u clock m for the purchase of
all the empty Barrels ana Boxes the Subsistence
Department may have to dispose of at this depot,
including all within the ancient limits of the Dis
trict of Co sumbia
Bids viii be made. separa.e1y for each class Of
Flour barrels, Pork or Beef barrels, Coffee or
Sugar barrels, Bean, Rice, Salt barrels Vine
gar or Whiskey barrels or kegs. Bacon barrels or
casks Bacon boxes, Hard bresd Boxes. Tea chests,
Candle and Soap boxes, and must state distinctly
the kind or class of each article the bidder pro-
po ses for.
A contract will! be entered into with the highest
responsible bidder, and bond, with good and
sufficient security. REQUIRED for the faithful per
the commissary station or depot is to be the Judge
what articles come under the different ciasses the
contractor to take the articles away from each
station or depot at his own risk and expense, and
as often as he shall be notified by the officer in
charge to remove them.
Payments will be required every ten days, or as
often as the Government may direct.
Each bidder must be present to respond to his
bid and the right is reserved to reject any bid for
any cause:
signed at 223 street s. c. GREENE,
an 9-TuThSa4t Capt and Com. Sub. Vols.
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NQTICE,-I have opened . new BARBER SHOP
~ ON street, between LIST atreet and New Jer-
eey avenue. 81 5oyiss Hotel, where will be clad
~ - IS -. . - a LEUTNER, "a
street, between lst And av Z
jyIlm. - Boyiea Hotel. near the Depot
Mar OF RICHM0ND AND eURR0TN DINa
lv1 country. SHOWING rebel ortidestions: "a cents
10 1kANOK TAYLOR
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DROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF WHEAT
AND RYE.

HEADQUARTERS Dept OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTEKMAsrEa,
WASHINGTON. July 26, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
once until the 2th day Of August next for the pur.
chase of Five thousand Bushels (n1ore or less) of
the best Red Mediterrs mean WHEAT, and Fifteen
Hundred Bushels !more or less) OF the best quality
the Potomac. The grain to be delivered in this
city or Georgetown. to the party whose bid may
be accepted, within thirty days from the accep-
lance Of the bid.
rurchase of Wheat and Rye,'' and addressed to the
undersigned ELIAS NJ. 9kEENE.
syN.lSt Dept of Washington.
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CHIFP QUARTERMAsTIR'S ORPIOH,
DRPOIY OF WASHINGfON

Westminster, %. O., January I, 1854. e
One. N egf and ssddsTy are
auesfed to send 10 this ONCE. on MONDAY ofsaei
articles they are to furnish to this Depot at
short notices With the price Of each marked in plain
REQUIRE it. the article or articles be obtained
without delay, and at the lowest price
quired to furnish the List punstualy every Monday
morning. y. H hUCh LEN,
Bri9adief General and Chief @ n Artermaste1.
iak.3 Oopot Of WaShinR ton
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DIANO6-Ws have received this day, Pianos
u ct Steinway Sons. and Of Haines .-au
Brothers also. several Meloceons Nhich
prices Several second hand Pianos upon easy
As Pianos are adyapeins In, price. - advise DER.
sons in search Of reliable Instru meut 70 call and
examine our assortment W. e. METzNR0TT,
1e20 aorner 18th and Pa. avenu
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Gray's Patent Nodded
Collars.

Are universally pronounced the neatest and best
ntting collars extant.
The upper edge presents . perfect curve, free
from the angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes 40 Fuckers on the inside Of the
turn-down collar; they are as SMOOTH INSIDE
AS OUTSIDE. and therefore rfectly free and
easy to the neck.
The Garotte Collar has smooth and evenly an
ished edge on bot, Sides
These Collars are not simply fat pieces of paper
cut in the fern of q collar. but are NODDED
ANDsHAPED TO FIT THE NECK.
They are made In Novelty" Tor turn-down
style) in every half size from IL to IT inches and
In Eureka" Cor Garotte, } frem Is to II inches;
and packed in solid sises" in neat blue cartons
CON aiming 100 each; also in smaller ones Of ten
sach-the latter very handy package for travellers
army and navy officers.
~IVERY COLLAR Is stamped
"GRAYs PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold By all dealers In mems furnishing goods,
The trade supplied By
WALL. STEPHENS l. co.,
spl4-sm 322 Pa. avenue, Washington,
A DAMS ExP S6FsfC SEpY sI4 *. Avrsu,
GREAT I asFE EzFS EVF F5RRsDA AEP WEST
EeEFS z.1U
S;sRs
wAsH1ner9ss g5inSstD'ks ~; xssk BOSTON
o1SNTAfEE ts s sEEjhkk 9Sadss S3ufs
0onnections are made at New York and Boston
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MEDICAL PURVEYOR'B OFFICE,
N WASHINGTON. D. O., June ID, 1854.
All dealers In this city and GEORGETOWN, who wish
requested to send 70 this office, on the MONDAY Of
each week, sealed list of the articles they may be
Price Of each attached to the same;
80 etI- O. SUTHERLAND,
el5-tf Surg. q. 8. A., Medical PurveYof.
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PAPERHAN aINas.

PAPE II HI A n q 4S.
A great variety Of .'-
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES
Adapted to
DINING ROOMS,
CHAMBERS,
500 YARDS CANTON MATTIN9S,
l0OO YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, 5
Our Mattines are unrivalled in this city. oompri
ing In part the famous Gowqua brand for parlo
Oil Cloths from to II feet wide, adapted to DIM
rooms, halls, DO. Aiss- .-.I4 Is Il
WINDOW SHADES. . Sc
BRASS CORNIOE6, Nr3
--.-z. - -ETE PARLOH NATE
Paper hung By skiilful workmen, and al ordo
promptly attended to. Give NJ call and %
from 10 TO 20 per cent. 5gF "a -
RIs EEE RIFFLH IALOONlRU
No. 34s It'll street. between street and
% Zee - -t"' .-l st3t Mass, sy0uuo.
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i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Wasnlnston County, in the District of Colum.
John Hayre, iate Of Wsshins ton CITY D,
e. deceased: Al persons having claims aeainst
the ssme, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
ssribsr: on or before the 18th day Of July next;
benefit Of the said estate. "' -
Given under my hand this 2sth day of July. 1864,
5yN 1aWSwA - sltft W, 81, sLANGLDY, 81
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THINGS WORTH KNOWING ABOUT HORSES,
i London; Dadd's Modern Horse Doctor; Youatt
Linsley's Morgan. Horses; Miles on the Horses
Foot; Gentleman 3 Pocket Farrier; Mason Far.
Horse Doctor; Mayhew's illustrated Horse Man
agement; Stewart on the Stable; Bancher on
Yeuatt on the Horse; stonshenge on the Horse,
LONDON; Richardson on the Horse; Cole % American
Veterinarian, Nv 3D) FRANGK TAYLOR.
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VTyHD M1HOHANr,B AND BANKlRN ANA
I1Al0I fAYL0s,
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NoTE.-Under the regulations of the Department
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
publishers specifically authorized by the Com
missioner of the General Land Office te 4-lawI2w
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E1 <kEMED Y(o, GONORRHGA, elect.
wv Etc. Onb BOX WILL PRRF0RM a OURB.-
INK Ingredients are purely vegetable. It 10
~ pisasan e. to the taste. has no bad odor. and
detection. Circplars free Price 81 boz. Sold b.
SS 0an Il kh0MER. saccssssr to 8. 9: Upham. 40S
8. 9. FORD. 996 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. ssnt b.
0AU is F- ... <. .----i n 6-oolY
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CLARIFIED CIDER "a .,
have just received per scbooners George 8.
Adams" and y. w." from Boston g large supply
of pure Massachusetts CLAR1fIEDOI (which
offer for sale at the lowest market prices in guam
uePs and all IN want
prime article OF Cider are invited 70 call and ex.
anime this before purchasing sdseW h sHi,NNi ia
bss .ez.s Union Bottlipg Depats 81 Green st..
DEBRIENp NIWI IToPOaRARH!cALn YAR
0hronoiosv 81 Sfesf Rekeiifon; 80 cent? 81
3eN HRANOK TAYL0
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COUGHS. COLDS. CONSUMPTION,

Wistar's Balssm Of Wild Cherry does not Dry mp
system. but leosens it, and cleanses the Lungs Of
all impurities.
None genuine unless 81 gned IT. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
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si,i5tal7 .i,sT,,iS! s1.sp2isJ 20
The proceeds viii To applied as iclcws VIZ For
schools. Of mi pr Chapter $50 laws Of i-'5i for
zene 4, pdlpo-es /. II ii PEI Chapter 800. Laws OF
l,6 fer rererai purrcsei (ocfcicrcy) II MIL per
Chapter 81 Laws Of isdi, ioT hountioa. 20 OF Il
mn per Chapter ~ Laws oi i''fi Tor canals, of Il
NIL. PER Chape. ~. Laws Of lsse; for extension CT
Chenango C,aal 5.id II NIL pr CHAPTER les Laws OF
ls6; Tor Champion Cans Ito Of 81 mil pr Chapter
isG Lave Of lrGIi tor Gehe-ee valley Canal i-l5 Of
nil. per Chapter ls1 Laws Of ls5i; for Albany AMI
sui. uohanna Railroad 5.l6 Of mill, per Chapter 70,
Lava of l3,fl.
Tie "a, for is6a wa, 3 mills. ard amounted in the
acgregate 10 s7.272,27sUs.
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DECISION WITH EXPERIENCE 70 OBJECTIONS
UNDER The 18th SECTION.
TREASURY DEPART1ITT,
OFFICE or INTERNAL REyINl-y
Wl.NlNoIoN. Weln-.day. SOD. n. -. I


WAsHNOIoN Wedn 'sday. Sept. e. 1854. J
Under the provisions of the S'ith section Of the
Act :Jae 90 1854, the following deductions only eaB
be allowed
]. WHOM goods, wares and merchandise are sold by
tho manufacturer producer his agent having te
charge o. The business at the place OF manufacture az
production there az be- deducted from Tho saic p.ice
tie cost packing oT delivery and the freight OF cart
age IOm tie place " tie contract O sale IA the place II
delivery 70 the purchaser according 20 his order aso
the cost OF inspection whore goods required te
speced before they tan be sold in particular market
Ia case lC goods sold time the usul disoouu.
for cash or such goods in tho maIket where they arc
sod nay sls0 be deducted No deductions can b. NJ
lowed for gusrrntec insurance for labor expended
on goods oT Tarca necessary toput tbem into q
condition, or for barrels, boxes, Cases
bottles packages On wr3ppofs. used ia putting up goods
ale.tbese boing regarded items in the cost Of
production and therefore not properly part Of the
pause of sale.
IT, Wnen goods IRE sold 10y the manufacturer or Lis
lgent al places 0her than the place Of manufacture on
In addition 20 The deductions already mon.
logged there may be allowed commission not exceed.
neg psT ceutun. Store rent. clerk hire fuel Lsl.ts
md advertising lie expenses incident 10 The agency
,nd cannot DO reasonably charged yBst the proceeds
IF sslos. They are covered by Tie commission a..
lressly enowed 10 the agent Freight from the place
u manufacture 10 the place Of deposit sale is not
.cductcn authorized by law and conTo, be allowed.
LII WtS'@ - go 1899 -~' . sDdIse a.e sog
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Tie Cl,lmsfoI tEng.) Chroni.ie mentions
that ihe Great Bed OF Ware was recently soli ~ auo
ton. but tho n gieat crowd assembled "n he c'ol
sion onl fNc BIDS we've nrais one mere nominal rid
OF : ~ and one q; 100 made by NJ. H. Wninort. VITO
became thc PLY naser but who Is said have ar;rd
agent for IT.. picions, tho great novelist be 10
took pac0 NJ rNc Sasnr.ns Head 1rp no NaIo wheis
tho Bed has long SrCn exhibited 10 tho curious. The
ever made. made up - some authorities say tat
forty grown persons col sleep IL 70 cg lie II u nrd
there il some difference between tho two fa'fes -
Uany roor creature Las found. IL Is an old bed TO-
for we find allusion 20 /, in Shakespeare "TH''th
Night (Act ILL., sccn1 -, whore SIR Tony Been iens
Sir Andrew AFuecheols 10 PIT IN bis letter :" oiHeigr
as ;lGuy iies wiz lie IN Thy eho,t 81 plpfr aiholsh
thu sheet we're big enough FOR the Bed 81 Wa1o IN ing
land set en- down" For what Mr.. Dickens IAN wang
such moIstrogs piece of chamber nrniro one cH'h"f
gntf. Were Brigham Young OF the S..tln0. ihEhti,
lie purchaser. ons could understand The trans ri"
BYRON, writing nearly bfiy years since s9id' II
"Audcli tcr,cn NohlInnodar) forb'er
10 maize the nup'id couch Bed 90 Ware.
\ DrCIsioy IN MayNBRs.-The Pans core
spondeuf 81 IN, LonGo SIR aa,s that iLe .lo,s.y mn
tefdre whose de- ro.s the las Ii0gaJe world ten lrtt
decided that the English custom Of shaking hard3 -
henceioY;h 30 ho dored the correct thing; snd H
thouuoge 40 orGeI 10 protect l'.es ii"h lha a.i' %. =.
orlayingio return the howso s.y pnp WI" eheS'v
10 l off his hat 10 them IN public the Erril' ia''h
]. to he adopted o. ladies' bcNins frs.
4 gentleman informs us ard We have 10 90
on 10 doubt his yollcJ, tlR' t.u y'14 ago BE iJtf
piece ofcnauolCt o.ort fora table cover. % Nh'h
tLer WI as tha' tim, and Las been ever since s' "a
iurch apparently g. ihc lake 81 The c'Uth \ 10y 80
tRo sine ,ia of 's scgapod with kni'g be bun -
whom ort oiaW,ed b.atns, as lively ana is'" ~
ever hu, booking i.o Onion prisoner pot i'.'. d
from Libby prison.
Tie price o. coal at the Le'iieh and 20. ~
mines - 80 90 T. tga; ut hslci Chunk, etl' '''
...!.nt, .!is .9.s 20 - -
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in tho market fer ESQ. bringing only 81 o. Tartan
shsws IS 10 IS 30 Prices, tho average, were not
so good as on yesterday. Messrs. Wildmcrding, Hn-
guet Co had 10. Of white goods and silks. The sole
comprised French English and BeIgisn goods. end
prices from 10 To 20 v osat lower. Lyons fsetas
sold 81 81 against 81 7s last week The fale inclule
many very select descriptions Of goods. Mcssrs Eag
gery Co. had large sale Of ribbons the importation
Of soellac Frcros. Tie lota offered Of good als
ly but brought only moderate prices. Inc decline in
prices ranged from 10 to - y cent.
The Grand Trunk Road earned the week end
ing Sept IL
l8cA............f AI007 lGS1............@llir
Observation-Disclosures. rt2.b3
The cost of the Hudson River Railroad ard
its trafe are ,enresened nv the following ierros
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s,yne1 to auction OF commission rcants for sale, or
placed on shipboard a. BE- removed from the United
states or when Consigned ~ other than agents hHving
toeci barge OF the business Of such msnuacturor or
nroducer or when used consumed by the mannfac.
turer or producer lis agent no deduction can be
made on the Darkrt y9ae at the place Of manufacture
or production.
~ The word "agcnt" az used In the above section;
Is understood to mean person 70 whom IL committed
the authority 10 sell Gov the manpiScurfr OF producer
M pIaco Of sus0oss q, such manufacturer producer
and not a person doing business AS a comulissioii
merchant and NJ such employed IN selling goods con-
signed 20 him for The pnrp"se.
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poY The ~ v. Tribune.
4 Think y I'm Dying, CemTadr.
British AiuseuI

BY MARY II. G. Bo0IB.
I think | III dying, comrade,
Tho DAY is growing dark,
And that is not the bob-o-link,
Nor yet the meadow lark.
IL cannot be Uie distant drum,
u cannot be the fife;
For Why should drum or boh-o-iins
BE calling ms from iifcl
] do not think l ~ woundcd,
cannot feel pain;
And yet | 'Ve fallen, conrade,
Never to rise again.
The last tia: remember,
We charged upon the foe;
heard a sound Of Victory,
And that is all know.
Think We must have conquered;
For all last night, dreamed
That was up in Paradise,
Among the blest, ii seemed,
And there, beside The Throne Of God,
saw Banner wave,
The good old Stars and Stripe" my boy
Ger Victory and The Grave.
\ hundred thousand soldiers
Stood az the right Of God;
And Old John Brown, he stood before,
Like Aaron, with his rod.
4 Stare was there beside him,
Aud Jesus Christ was there;
And over God, and Christ, and oil,
The Banner waved in air.
And now, m dying, comrade,
And there Is Old John Brown,
A standing at the Golden Gate,
And holding me crown!
donot hear the bob-o-link,
Nor yet the drum and fife;
only know tho voice of God
l. calling me from life.
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FIsc,L AGEsT oP THE UNITED STATES
For-s'e, $50 rRElsay Sorzs sri Tgs Fohis posDa
Commission slloEci buyers. per cert,
J. H. STOUT, Cssls. u. L. Res, Pfssi'ert
Marksts-c,arrrrrr REFoHTgp Tos ZEE SY ISs ,,
,suFse i.srse. : Inactive and lolnel iol es.i j.cs,
vim 70 tie uns tiiei state ofeSehsnse.
corroN-Ilg .e.ns Of panic has !, re-i.'e 'ao'e's
sac, very gi.ei ant tho range Of prices "4"t o.
cOfsEE-TheI Is 20 /, proycaicut IN tire dcfsi nd phi
go s'i .eucn uomn, We have only 10 uoic go "aes -
OGqTT1 I" .sDd , e. sI.l2 r,a, ,,.,,e 70, WIS.,
,nd s,A's ans To i9w grade. Lave ef''.~S '-e.
a' and qy nIsiss a., , irrns e. 'Ht ss. -:
,os i;s E2tsa d. ~ ~ 90 = t1s acy o.: ss :
slipping Oio; $40 laa for lisde Nd Fsniy 10 I'D
siO1 Is Tor - I0u E1trs Canaden FoaI - 'oH.T ~
as,'ri. sales - Dhs ~ 6e0 - - counon
..stzra cld Hs3rf 81 81 for ,fide and Faliy o-'-
southern Flour + ul ard "a .ase7. with so0t .Gups
sa. Of go bb s, : 5oe IS isr eonaon 70 isi; "a
~ lo Ryn tour i sct:yr. ali les p,c'y sa- q
40 shove ,-e ,uarse'. Com Mea' ,ial ,ud heavy.
oRAlSrao WEss, MARKET i, e53c. over uuder flffe,
shippers hold Oh w. have 10 no,c .rcs o.. p ioc D. RCD
Wes.en q ga in siore sui sdoa, l3tsbo.b Aras,
II 49, "a AiiS,asce ciab non,,nsi ot ssGsi %
Abrs DO Loa.iz - e e6d 81 80; v ,e sled abo,c ns
nonna. O-ts very active hat lower; sales Q. 20
aud lower and nominal Com l. ae;.- nd Gr,s
ed y coed ley. I'd f., home tSde 'ae' q te' ''' Of
" stern Mixed r. ~ ~.
HAlThc usahr ssuist and 10 ,tra5y; safe. 81 ar haer
= mn 9 l ~ pef l0~ IA, smell lots 20 = sra - e.
NOLASHfSA .oie-lte inquiry prevail. = STEADY yt,s
SAFES 81 27J bbls. New Orleans az ~ u8 ~ 70.
OiLST'e make, or N kinds remains H. ard hcai
OF 10 sA"s worthy ofnocc, Price, ls, l,J;l tire
buyer r. her has snc 11ysu,r--
fETROIEl Nth. only demand &. Coz export Wien pcss
become iclsfivy lower than gold aud xefn". For booze
thc.e's buyc-s. We qnos Guide ,l,Ss Romeo
r. bond Z. 664f1r. ard Free ssU1lc-
PRoNiSlCNS-J nyrr has been yerv active fcrs
fct tod ) i sdy uca # 49, -l peg Dbl, aud
- hua. We have 90 not. sales Of 5000 bb'i. -
20 5c o. Oh Moss. ~ 5Isi ". Tor New M3ss, h, a4
80 - - - or do check, saturday, Monday ani srg
T3e ssa icF Pine ss 81 - :or Primo Mess. sE3 80
tcy Thin McsA S"ef-We have change 10 nctc ia e.,
IYefsr saes 90 - OBS. ~ - Tor Plain Ns.s -
ra0 go To- EA'ra DO ierce Beet ard Beci Hams M
seya and nominal Cat Meats du bs, ;oady. Sst, q.
90 pAes. * lSc l9 Shoulders Bacon unchanged. Lard
30 cod dsn,nd opd prices betic sues 81 $50 his. JS
&c. 0t|d2i'. ioi T 90 pdas steam kgtte Rendered ~
ilfeT rate f1r very -Ao. ~
MCE--PI ces NORMALLY unchanged. We icrs " 80
ssles worthy q l0'.cc.
stGtR-Rsv 80 r-nisla DE-, -nd heavy, ii. sales 70.
dy oeiHf ICES tan - h!as. rric. M. Eruc
. n - ~ o?Gc ior H.ii-.
sEEDsNe isve - report DAN snd nonus' 'r,,he' n
Cover Ste. Eoush,f sx Seed qu.e, 81 81 291 . ~
iush.
TAILowr. s,'ivs ard hotter; asles OF lo~o 20.
- 10 IL. fo. We-irrp. nd i64,. lor Cty.
WHiSNt-Opcgra DOL, bet closed r.iiv- go ,rsst
t; rsips o. 100 bbs. at : $50 81 N ate,si ~ ,.0
~ 70 oT Wri.cE. cio.ins a. { zoe ~ q.
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IV--Oa y -7IAV , " -, I-0i.
The prize steamer Maag0rjl, aims AGro.
captured Sept. ~ Nv re L. q. rtduer 1irguoiia
arrived icC .o-tay. Clio We iom Guyc ton 20 nd a.
Havana ard VS. ,glcA ~ Ylcaieu Bank alec hose
81 593 hOur W'tla cargo 81 l1J M.es of cotton cr
11.d Slo g a.. iron dl0G ecl eieqr-r %. about y1
toms. h. quite lgT.. aud sac bllt sl Wilmington De-,
ter her Gaptao sho was s'.s 10 Roy 2. and heg
caro- Was az such Iaire ~ a b. Eaf con- .,GoI Tru,lt
% send q convoy With Ter ihr L. 3. rynD1el Luxe
was selected fp t4t purpose I'D l!lifod L,ie this
=. INN ~ svlll "a sItl har
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scars ionorshlei Why need We symprtty' VIC wish
duty AVID ready to do it again. The Chicago plat
form makes That unfortunate set 9i beings
Did not enlisi knowing the risk OF DEAN or
mntiaiioDs. We did. and need pity or sympathy
from traitors their country aud They viii els
when TO late. that soldiers not 70 be so,
soapedf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30

Continued l'recnr!ous Condition Of Anairs
Activity OF the Antl.PoreiSn Party
The Yodo Government Plays IA"
and Loose Game -Prep"r "tso"s 10"
Tar-CIainss % the u. n. Minister
uemnnd by the Japanese for tho sus-
,cu.ion Of Trade at NaunG awa- Conn.
Ter Grmnud for the Punishmciit Of
Chosin-iseportcd EnGiish Cihmn'um
Fourth Of sally Festivitiess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30

In most 81 the leading articles, tie receipts Tor The
current year show large decrease upon those Of both
1852 and isC1.
The dry goods sales to-day were without
special interest. Wilmcriings & Mount had a sale Of
NreIoh goods. Fancy Trench fnnnels sold fox sdc.,
"l last week sold for 95c. Coorod lanno.s 0d 80,
''' eoenily bro1. it from pc. 70 -. Tie selc q,
t-""'- .smaksbL .og, scms asie.l ions le.i.n.
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RenI and Personal Property OF the Sts'e
Of New orb.

A Statement showing The aggregate VALUATION
OF real and personal property IN the eeVer counties
for $50 and 1854 fixed by the state Board 81 bqu'
ss,lon Also the state Tax TO be levied oF the current
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-30
The cost Of the Hudson River Railroad snd
Its traffic are represented by the following figures;


s9172.34sI s4ig4 40,
Iia bonds snd stocks by tie --latest rall-hed Stale
ments ere ~ follows:
Bond'...f8si2 ooo At per cen,....,. S1seeio :
s'ocxs...... A'25,"oet 10 per cent....., "l.tpi
An.oun' ialeEea. and dividends. c9iSig
The income account should stand as ;oIlOws;
tross esrnng 70 sept !, l9e4.............s<i2, aw
Payments - stOcks and Bonds ioi,+a
Remanins for wof.in. ard Rencwss......s So 1850
F,usi 10 3 = cent.
The Receipts for yea. ending Sept. 20. 1850, oai.,
Working e pense. aud Eenewas.......... i;tJs2o
He'oig'7 net "a 2i
A large amount OF bonds have been concerted insc
stock within The year. which hes been bnc 81 great pros
pcFi,y to the road in the face OF high prices. Obcs
sheet made up 10 Sept 90. l3G wcai be Of interest 70
It's stockholders who cannot understand Why 50 su'
4iVilcad was received upon so largo gross esIning'
fidyeTtisenen.l
Cold vii iali to-day. q. g. 3.
ADVERTISEMENT
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BASk,
NIw.YoRK DfPoslTARY
IEAEcIAI AGF.f or TIE UNITED STATS.
Nos. p and 20 Pine.st..
Receives sulscr. ptons to the new 3.ic IniIssL,
a0IEs which ale convertible at maturity into sn rs
crsr Co.D-BrA AIRING go BOsps.
Commissions Of. per cent allowed in ~ .a.e,. srs
liberal forms 70 Banks Who buy to ,ell agsr;
Receives subscriptions 20 tho l0.ic Bonds;
Converts thc old 2 $40 notes into ryr cont lSsl
Bonds;
Collects Warrants and DFsfts on the yieesiTy. ord
rausaels all otLcr business connected with i'osern.
meni. MogRIs KErCnus, PFesiiert
u. ". VArchis, Cashier.