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Cchr Dean. Dean, Taunton for Albany.
Schr o q Randall Jones' Providence.
Schr Horton. Smith. Providence
Senr II p G. b IN. rark0r Prcvt fence
STIR Guhtsl Guiti rroydence.
Sehr susan n Mar, ta'nn. Newport
Sehr Arsbpr DOug'as New london.
Schr Fash on Tsrbnrk New Haven.
Schr Narre, Hay, New Haven
Schr Laura Nav, -. Morn ich.
Schr Florencs, Peckhau Nlrw ch for Newbura
Srhr Fanny fern Saunders, Hartford
Sahr Niger, Thompson. stanford.
Schr X Buckley. BHekiaT. Westpnrt
Schr Elt7a Ellen joyce Greenport
Schr Horizon, Rur N0rfhuari Tor Philadeiphta
Schr John W so Neal. Rverheai.
Schr Rea Peck, tv"ul Ronaout for Stoningtou
Steamer FrenS. Thompson. Phtad-iphla
steamer i " Fsrshi 4 Trout rhiairphiA
Steamer vu'c.n =. Morrison Philadeph.R
Steamer Pelican, Walden, Providence
SAILED.
5th-Seamers Nruns, Frances: shps City or Montresl
North America NerOse: harss Iechlnn Laura Rnss On,
hama Pride of the Tncy bgs Ocean traveller
III Cothirs Brisk. Ornnco. Isabella sehrs Aeyander i
a y Cramer Badrer u Hort X Wo alsey . PAY
nor Downing CLAYTON. Jno Myers aio Grande. and
Liverpool.
6h-steamers City q Washington. New York. Borussia
Beliona Fung Shuev, Chas Leary.
NinS' at sunset. S. light
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Hsinas Blackman. Phiia lelpha. Cid schr Beal Has
kal. NIors. SID schrs q Johnson BAKER Philadelphia
Pilot Nsyne-. .Yurk; soop n Huh 40.
PAwTUckEr Ang4-sld schrs Nonng America Potter,
kgork: 5th Yarmouth. Baxter, and Compromise Brown
Niork
SAN FRANCISCO. July sn-S Sid ship Derby Lord. Hong
Kong. Aug 2-Sld hips Charger, Boston; Ocean Express
Calap.
SALRM, August 2-Arr srhrs Jane Fish. Harris Eliza
betapnrt Hero ksnne,, and VI Freeman, Ryder Siork
vi, kFokD Aug 5-sld schr Isaac Hazard, Saunders
Ellzabsthport
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I'll nNn VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
TO REPRESENT THH
COUNTY OF NKW YORK
IN THE
ARMY.


COUNTY BOUNTY, THREE HUNDRED poLLAR4
Hand money-County recruits veterans. ...s1
United States recruits.
United States to veterans.
The County Volunteer Committee under Instructions q
Supervisors having ned al quotas under sn
calls up to time recommence
recruiting for the with the view Of raising
the quota in anticipation Of new call by the President
Recruits will be received formerly Al the several Pre-
vost Marshas Offices, Hail. and tho County
Volunteer Roomsi he Park cornar Broadway and Cham
bers street
The following the Proves, Marsbs,s OAhccs-
Fourth D,srict-Capa Joel b. Erhard No lOt Liberty
street.
Fifth pistrc.-Cap,ain Henry r West, Brooms
and Crosby streets.
sixth Ds-ict-Captain Roster Sixth and
Thirteenth street.
Seventh Disrict-Frederick C. Wagner No ss Third
avenue.
Eighth District jsmin f. Manierre, No 1908 Broad
way
Ninth Dsict-Wm Dunnng corner Forty seventh stress
and BROADWAY
All viii receive in their hands the County
receive County Premium OF $50 in cash for every man
tie bearer o the United States premium u $40 for
Recruit and 81 f'c aopspiry vs,.T,n euyrgss sa,o,
s.4sasM SCREW! + iHts isHRsNNAs, csa%p;ro'l., ccsaE'
oTISoX i} ! RkTNy; 4 rwSE@ S1psrs:., :..,,:ry.,r
EIHRT VILLAIN pvFPy sTpwsRr s1''s1.s. sapsrvi.,r
oom''e osfsoS BLUNT,
Dated Nvw YORK. July l. 1864 onar an o' oo''''''~
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THE BANKERS AND BROKERS TELEGRAPH COW
York New Jersey Marv'and and the District of Columbia
and by special acts Of theLegisue of ennsvvanla May
1861 snd orgamyed in Philadelphia with the following gen
ii IT, wAiNwRIGHr President
JNO. L. RITTENH0usE Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
Geo. ". Mclean ESQ.,, finn OF Jerome Riggs Co.. New
H. Z Cav. Esq. firm Of Cav. Manchester 4 Co. Phila
Jshn 5 Newbod, Esl. firm Of Newbold. Son Aertsen.
Vim. Fisher. ESQ., firm OF VIM Fisher Sons Balti.
Leonard J. Tonnsy,. ESQ.,, Baltimore.
Messrs Howes Mscv, bankers for the Company, Sub
Treasury Building, New York.
The ob OF the corporation Is to erec two sets o>poes
csnnec.ng the cities or New York Phiadenha a IA tmore
and Wash and the princpa interim aate points ara
t. establish oSces for the reecron and sms.iop OF
elcgraphc and by ting with other lines at
the be mile send all parts Of
the United States and Canaias
The'ne is in Of construction and contracts
have for ,hepurr Of and other
materials None VIII he used eycrnt the best quality I'd
il il conemp have wires
te points IN han sixy davs and tire a'her
set will be pvt mp and orerauon immediately Afterwards
No en"rnrse now in the market oNes equal prospects
business r,pnsra be done bv this It's
implies rrants It's being recommended to the pub
lie a, u on 'ice Investment
the number Of wirrs ed to he employed by this
p~ny shows that with IL ard
declare dividends of eighteen and twenty per cent per an
Books subscription capital stock ~ the
pany S be opens ~ s ss on Kay ASsqs, a.
and remain open until further notice and the sub
scriptons received viii be payable in in nstalmenta
cities throngn which tho line VII pass: therefore but
limited amount OF the stock viii be offered IN each
81 HILTON E q.
dent Of the company will be in constant attendance.
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The PicGyuns has the following in relation to the colt
narket:-
We have change TO notice In the market, there be-
ing but little inquiry and nothing Transporting to indicate
any variation prices Ine only sale reported 10 bales
classification and price not stated We continue TO quote
ordinary al 81 So good ordinary at 81 So 81 SIS, low
midding at 81 81 81 CO. midding at 81 go 81 So, and
strict middng at 81 81 81 65.
The Cincinnati Gaxs.,e OF the 4th inst says
the demand for loans continues good; but the banks
taking all the legtmate paper which is offered. and
brrowers find trouble in negotiating loans. The
per cent for first class names and 10
a II per cent for good mercantile paper. Hoiers OF
what termed outs de paper obtaining accommoda.
tions 10 the street at per cent month. Checking
quite heavy; but currency in good supply and
the market ruled easy.
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A RMy, NAVY AND MARINE CORPS -ssoo.-voLUN
n aud substitutes wanted. S4O5 cash bounty pa d.
Three substitutes wanted to day $500 500 and $500 cash
hand ney paid once in the ctv Apply At the
Bounty Pay Army Navy Agency Ill Nassau street.
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
i SAN FRANCISCO.
Capital $4,000. 100, paid up in gold coin.
d. o. MILLS, President WIN 9. RALSTON Cashier.
Correspondents New York city,
Offices 33 Pine street
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quite strongly the had kno ledge OF its 10
,esded ISSUE that part OF tee conspiracy 10
sell that gold rate The fact that the
proclamation tcegral he'd from New YORK g CAIRO
AMI other points after It's ay known fsvors this
slpPoson The Auditor divides the consisuees OF god
in five classes and in each instance giving iheir
and the amount OF god they indiyidu
ally received. Tho first, he says, persons
cinmiug and receiving protection as subjects OF
foreign Power many OF whom before the outbreak OF the
rebellion considered citizens. hayiag voted and
accepted other privileges OF zoashp The second
class is comp osed o. banks wkicn beginning Of the
the asst beslow substantial, aid upon the
rebel The third Jcss, who have no feeling
either for against the government, II may
help their specuations. The fosrth is that or avowed
rebel sympsthzers, OF whom have tken tho oath
aleg snce and the nth cass is made up Of Union men
The Auditor thinks that the bulk OF the gold which goes
New Orleans will with the ad OF the above described
spectators, find its way ths rebel confederacy by
way Of Matamoros, where will be rst used in the
purchase or cotton.
exports Of gold from San Francisco from the con-.
mencement OF the year to July amounted to the fol-
Jsnusry to July y6.................... $50, 734
Same time last year. 23,so3,l3o
Excess tnls 4oo4
The following the report OF the United States Mint in
Philadelphia for the month Of July
DEPosITs
Gold deposits from all Observation-Disclosures. $500 645
Silver deposits, including purchases. 49,975
Total deposits. S440,620
GOLD COINAGE.
No. Of Pieces. Value
Double eagles. ............ 1900 $2T2,000
Fine bars s................. % 24l75
Total. ......... 1860 $296l75
SILVER
Dollars .... ...... I4,eoo sl4soo
ralf dollars. ............. 64.lOO 80 $50
Quarter dollars ......... 6S3C0 1886
Fine bars ............. IL 98S
Total. 1901 $63,443
Cents. .............. $3.50 900 s52,s 500
Two cent pieces. ......... 2270,00o 400
Total. ............ 1880 900 $9s,OOo
REcAPrULATos.
Gold coinage .... 1880 $2oo.175
Silver ver.................... 1901 ,443
Copper er................... 753O,oO0 sS,Ce0
Total .................. 7,6s5, $40 $457, ,613
The following table shows the receipts and shipments Of
-four and grain Chicago the 3Oh Of July. 1868 and
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A SEAMAN AN ALIEN, CAM HAVE 500 CASH
- down 70 g. IN the navy as substitute oy calling at
362 Third avenue.
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BILLIARDS..

DILIrARDs- n. GRIrFIrH OFFERS FOR sALs
- splendid stock OF new and second and Tsbes of s
combination cushions orders by mail for bais cues
cloths oathefs aai chalk Asudet 70. At l Fulton
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DROPOSALS FOR
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK

NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Comprolers Of
hce unt Tuesday, August i6 1854 at two O'Clock p NJ.
when the will be publicly opened for the whole or
part Of two hundred thorsand dol ars of
The New York County Court House Stock" authorized by
chapter 2i2 of Laws Of 1854 and nv o the
OF Supervisors. approved by the Mayor Nav 1884
said stock is de additional for tho con-
strActon and completion OF the Comfy Court House,
cent pavabe semi annually the first day
Of Nav and November in each and the principal will
70 redeemed Ms follows. viz
one hundred thousand dollars the FIRST day OF Novem-
ber 1877 and
One hundred thousand dollars the frat day Of Novcm
Der iS-S
the price hundred dollars thereof and the rernns
whose accepted will thr-eupon be required 70
deposit with the County Treasurer the sums awarded to
them respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller receipts o the Conn
Is Treasurer for such deposits the parties Will be entitled
receive certificates for equal amounts Of the par value o
the awarded TO them bearing Interest from The dates
Of nayments
Each propoa ton should he sealed and endorsed ropo
sails New York County Court House Stock, and en-
closed a second envelope addressed to the Cnmrtroier
The right ed to ect all of the bids II the
'''''''' : MATTHEW T. BRENNAN,
Cry OF Nxw YORK. DEpARrxESr FINANCE. coaPrHoL.
} LHR's OFFICE. August 6, 1854
COUTHERN BANK NOTES wANTEo.-yIRGINTA.
- Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina. Georgia.
Alabama and New Orleans bank notes BY MANNING 4 DE
FOREST ban sers 10 Wall street.
SIx PER CENT INTEREsT.-MaRKET SAVINGS
- Bank s2 Nassau street Open dailv. Deposits made IN
LUTTER G CARTER President
lanes Gn.ps g; = sTnSsA.h TnNpIs Vice Presidents
THOMAS W. CowDES Eeasurer.
HENRY r. CoNKLIN. Secretary.
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5OO mn, sEaA,as-os VARIOUS BRANDS. At
sen ng the ca samples viii he a over tho coun
orders 10 all parts OF the United States uronp,v Rea
tha hest refercnces be gvea Gail address n NIL
In n No u pey street, near Broadway
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N. B.-Pares entering arm the service will be no
norably dealt With and receive full information.
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to wnon the highest cash bounty will be paid Apply
fore going elsewhere at the Army and Navy Recruiting
Headquarters
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rAyAL PRIZE MONEY. sc.

HOY PRIZE MONEY TO SAILORS-B0UNfY
a MONEY TO SOLDIERS discharged for wounds
received in hattie &c Discharged Navy or Amy OGcerA
Sailors or Soldiers their Widows Heirs, PROMPTLY
PAID their PRIZE and BOUNTY MONEYS, B,CK PAY.
&c, by EDWARD BiSSELl.
Army and Navy Banker and late Pursrr U. $ Navy.
27i broadway, corner Chambers street, New York
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NJ OTICF.-I WANT AN ALIEN SUBSTITUTE, AND
~ ready give fair price to-isr lie
be examined and in privately Address atty
Hera d Office.
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NALL AND SEE US.-wE ARE PAYING THE HIGH.
- est bounty anl premium for Tor the
Recruits choose branch Of tho service
Apply at No East Broadway. United States Army and
Navy Recruiting ONCE NOLAN LANIGAN
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TINTED STATES PFIRoLvuM COMPANY. u Ex
The Trua,ees OF the United States Petroleum Company
have this dav declared quarterly dividend Of three
cent government psvshe after the 18th
j. NELSON TAPPAN, Treasurer.
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A TTENTi0N - CALLED TO PARTIES DBsIR Ng
n SUITS tutes or representatives in the United States
service The undersigned will promptly furnish al sub
Hltues Tor New ork, Kings, other district the
sa,e on essonr Dc terms Aprly IN person. address
No 403 Pcarl street New York, No ag Fulton street.
nest door bslow Hardngs tea store BROOKLYN.
CASE A VAN NESS.
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A TrENrION.-ALIESS AND DISCHARGED VETE
viii be guaranteed 500 cash in hand after passing
the doctor II doubt that hev won't receive their mo
they have paid the hands OF the Provost Mar
ma before being sworn in. Apply to j. WARREN
FLlNN No. Warren street, near Broadway. N. B-Ao
men taken out of the State.
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u,Hw GOULD \ CURRY SILVER MINING COMPANY
has declared dividend for Jn'v OF hftv dollars per
foot d. rayable through the Bank ~ California
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assault was ordered. Barlow's division of the
Second corps had been left alone in an ex-
posed condition the extreme left, across a
little riyulet that flows into the Po. Observ-
ing this, and knowing their ability to repulsc
the assault of thc Fifth Corps, General Long
street seut two divisions and some field pie
ces to attack General Barlow's divisions
The latter although unsupported, and al
though it could not expect support, made a
most gallant resistance, and did indeed hold
the position which they had been ordered to
maintain, for some time. But they were out
numbered more than two 70 one, and were
literally pushed back upon the main body of
their corps Further than that, the rebels,
seeing whole Union DIVISION in full retreat
and having BY this time repulsed the assault
Of the Fifth corps, followed up the advantage
which they had gained with such vigor, and
pressed back our lines SO far, that General
Meade'S headquarters were considered in
danger; and were removed without GER
cmony considerable distance to the rear.
0SieIdI NldIl , u . ClOCh attack was maze
an hour later. 1t may De said to have bsen
made by the whole army, for good portion
Of all the corps we're engaged in it. l! was
repulsed, the same as the assault of the Fifth
corps had been repulsed but with even great
er slaughter, and the enemy, at nightfall,
held their position unshaken. On the llth
the terrific conflict was renewed, the heavy
rains began, and General Grant telegraphed
his determination ito fight it out all summer
on that line"
On the 18th both armies were still on the
north side Of the Po. Drenchng rains pour
ed down, which made the mud knee deep
But battle, IN many respects, the hardest
fought battle Of the whole campaign, took
place on this day also; and in this engage
ment not only was it necessary to bring the
reserves into action, but two divisions of
The reserved corps We're very badly cut
up.
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'Adjournment of the Legislature.

The Legislature adjourned on Thor sday a
week to meet again on the twenty-thrd of
August. Spite of the dead lock in the SEN
ate, it has managed to dispatch surprising
amount of business during the session. The
adjournment was characterized by the usual
ceremonies and the Apportionment Bill has
sent many Of the members to their long
farewell.
The Democratic members of the late body
have acquitted themselves we'll of tho trust
imposed to them by a tried constituency
To those who are to return, and to those
who retire with the satisfaction of having
done their duty to the country and them
selves. we tender warm congratulation 70 r
the steadfast manner, in the face Of pam
pered and arrogant majority, with which
have stood by the time honored principles Of
the party and done honor to its ancient pres
tige and renown.-Patriot f Unioa