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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Not;oe 10 Confraotors

NOlEcd 70 OOnETACLuTs. =. II u
CEALRD PROPOSALS val Be rreefeea sntii
- Friday, April % isGl, Tor tho construction OF
Brick sidewalks, Plank Sidewalks, and Stone
curhings 70 eonforn in all respects % require
ments Of the ordinances ef the city and the sand
20 be used in the construction Of brick sidewalks
10 b Of the hest-eieaTs soafse Bayou sand. "a
BT order Of tie Council:
A. PFAFFLIN. Clerk.
Ciet IL offcc, April. 1851. anlH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25

To BIZ HuNa.-Hariing, who murder
ed Peter Wesley at the Jefersonville
prison last fall, has been convicted in
the Clark county Circuit Court at Charles
town, Of murder in the first degree, and
sentenced TO be hung on Friday, June
18th, 6stwsen the hours of III and .
o'clock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25

szz5- As Che up passenger train from
Nashville, on W ednesday nothing, was
passing through cat q short Distance
from, the houss 81 a man living on the
raad named Rutherford. about iifleen
niles this side OF the eity, four men
we're seen ssaadiag on the bank Of The
road. 0ae Of them had = large stone in
biz band, which. he hufled 81 the moving
train. Is smashed through the wind0F
Of The ladies passenger ear grazing the
face az lady. and striking tuo gentle
men sitting on the opposite side OF the
car Immediately after the throwing o
The stone, the f6hr men took 10 their
heels aud made a rapid retreat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
LOST /!

MONEY Yesterday sitefusons either ia Af.
w Hopkins store or on the way 10 4. a.
Cookies on First street, about twenty dollars IN
greenBacka. A suitable reward will be paid 10 The
hndsr BY leaving Il At this Office i ap2I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
WANTED.

GfTuATI0H-sA young man, % good morals
- ami business tact. Il drsif0ua Of obtaining
situation a. salesman Or Travelling Agent Tor
some good house, has an extsnsivs aaquainiaB
throughout IndiHna aud Ohio, Address box iiss
for four days. o. onqnLfe AZ thls once. alkl.A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
Motions and Fancy Goods

WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS
w and Fancy Goods, which Ne sell, al whole-
sale OF retail, cheaner than any other house. -
sCHApkER & BuSSING. = s.
Nos. a. aud ~ Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
Silk Snn umhrallas

A LARGE STOCK OF SILK AND GiNeHA IN
n sun Umbrellas just received and se,;i,,e
cheap a.
solIAFKER 4 pUSsfNG,S.
Mes. A and A. Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
A Few Carnets Laff.

VNHosE WISHING TO BUY CARPETS
Il cheap had better call soon. We are selling
them on Al less than manufacturer cost.
SoHApkER & BUSSING. Fl !
Nos AZ and 40 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25

e@ Quite numberoE gaRhoass, SAYS
the New Albany Ledger, have passed
down fhA rixer from above, Tie present
week, This looks business Ike
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
still Thew Conc

WE NAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
w stock Of Dry Goods Of every description.
which viii be sold cheap.
sCHAPKER & BUSTING,
AH AZ and 20 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
NIARRI


o. THURSDAY kpFfi -. v tka gsF. ssHsurl
Taszart Ms JOHN 1Q0PEB. IT.. VI See liar
H4snf. lad 30 Miss ASNA " REKp. danKhisF
n Jaasfs Eesa Esa., q aAa fsFaasr pises.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
SHIRT MANUFACToRY.
Shirt Mandatory Opposite Central
Market.

rY1HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD REsPECT-
FULLY aaHonoes % the e5Iiseus q Efaas
we fhsf ~ Lzacfsefafas Shirts ard doss -sir-
fsg q all ksa6s - order. Her Work j. ss god
- fhs best sss cheaper fhsE ths ehsspsst
apIs Mrs. Y. =. BOND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
FOR RENT OR SALE.

LNOR RENT OR BABR-A BEAUTIFULLY
II situated Residence, near tbs ssit Wells, With
about two acrea Of Land VIII trade for good
city property. Enquire Of n NTt
4. Y. MfNGsT, cor. Main aud First
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
FANCHoN the CRICKET.
AUCTION.
GREAT AUCTION SALE

Sd Dnn WORTH or STAPLE LIQUORS
= = .tfsBtJ D. b~ sold It i'nblie suetion, APRIL
. b. - ross a fpy aisrsioH r00f. AsiH street
betwSeu Second and Third Lt4ngs fGaurrH 70
h Of the best qua tty. and ~ be s'd without re-
serve A credit e tasFfe Hasnths Will - given
fhess LiggaFs aoaslst of shs believing arfieless
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
yoR Klscroas ~ LARGE.
David s Cooling. n Hancock.
Riehari ". Thompaon. Of NlRe.

FoH ELECTORS ~ LAEgHs
David 4. Cooling, n Hancock.
Richard ". Thompson, Of Yige.
Foa STATE ELECTORS
LET Dialrief-Jsmes G Dtpuy, ~ Knor.
John 8. Houghiands u hleaeer.
"a slisffiot-1yfuA y. EixaH, Of CLARK.
Francis Westef, " LagTaBge.
"a Disffiet-IIanfy 4. Pfitehard, u Baftholo-
new.
Madison Evans, ~ Lawrence.
9Th District-LsoniGes sexton. - Rush
Nv. ygsr. Of Funklib.
5sh District--Beni. =. Ciagpoei, Of Fayefs.
joshua II Msliett, = Henry.
etb Distfict--J. >. Wright 81 Morgan.
j. q. gfesn, of Shelby.
7th Dlafrict-Jofin Osborn. IF PHtnafB.
Thomas n. Rice, u Parke.
9Th Distriot-R p. Daciis0n. 81 Tippeesuoe.
Benz. Gregory, Of Warren.
9th Disffics-James B. Bsiford. Of white.
Aaron Gnerbsy, % Porter
10th Distrist-T u. Dickinson, ~ DeHaib
Hsliet Kilhourne, u Elkhaff.
18th Dislfict--Jnhn 81 Waiizce, ~ 0raut
jams 81 Tefapier, aisJsy-s sfa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
CARRIAGES, &C..
PRANK HAMEERsTEIE'S
Wagon, Carriage s. Buggy
Mandatory
O. s. CLAIM AGENCY.

DECISIONS, BOESTY z1a A1EKEAES. BUUS-
~ Land zald Bask F@y 6ar Sos5iars, widoRs
Or other lsgst slainaAss- 0asr~-Thlra Street
scar Msin. jobs TENNIS Agent
Ev1nsville, Ind, Hssch Il. 1S64 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
CELEBRATION.


pr0ekAxas ~ THE ROUTE % FRecEzaox.
Tfe Pre- .sion viii fsrm 81 the Hal and
sssfch as - A. n, up First s'Fcet 10 Walnut
sayfh On waIfuf sfrFeE 20 water, Up Water street
- -. e5rth ~ OK Htrc % seaond aosra
ses6nl street % eAerTy5 north Cherry street 70
Thlrd down Third street. % earpenfef. fhenee On
Carpentsr street = Let EorfA On Let % Pour.
street, thebcssH fgEirtti fresfto FaItan Avenue.
dDWn Enlt9a Asen1s = uigE street, ~ ulEh
street . Fret ssFsts - FIrst street Division
theHcs through Division zHd Third streets q she
- John's BTanEslicaf fhsreH. EssH there viii
bfao orasIou es7svsTsA ~ the lIon. y X. EB-
fAaAss y lefFss1auts aud otl1sr Appropriate ex-
essHsss.
Afssr which the rrerssssau ~s.l forns asd nsarch
lfpaa tns ehUrsii ue Third street - HeiHs down
Man strret - v afeF. 5sau Water street 70 syea-
more. iAsnne % aezarf H4iis Nhefs dinAeF viii
- er0s3iisd After diener. The proeessiOu viii
form aaf s4arrb e TBS Esii.
d order q ihe CsIamift-s o. Arrangements.
mr4I-st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
NEW SALOON.
SHAEFER'S SALOON.

BILLIARD AND RESTAURANT.
On Third Street between REain
and Sycamore.
7vANsvILIE, INDIANA.
nctasIm sos ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25

very general eonpIaibt on the part 81
subscribers that the Sunday morning ma.
pers fail to reach them. We have fried
10 remedy this flehing of the 7Smes by
hon-subscribers on Sunday MORNINGS.
but without the desired result This and
other considerations compel us TO change
our day OF publication, aad hereafter the
Times will make its appearance on Mon.
day morning instead OF Sunday = 7Smes,
April Esd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25

The Union Executive Committee f n
the First Congressional District
OF this State are hereby notified TO meet
IN the city Of Evansville on Tuesday, the
third day Of May, proximo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
SILVER WsARE:
Plated Wni.e:

FANCY Goods
. La & < * - i.
A large assortment 81 Seth Thomas wa,erbury's
and Atkins's Sight llay aud Thirty uonf clocks,
Watch Materials, &C e. rs 81 B - WI
All the above goods will he sold at Wholesale
o. Retail ~ low ~ any house In the city
Give me call before purchasing elseW here.
GEO. A. BiTTROLFF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25

We, the undersigned,
having HAD the bssg0.
Ing affidavit real TO us,
uaiissF oAth seq that -
we're present On the sc-
caslon alluded 10 fiisre.
IN, AID eolsAsnly snpsf
that the statement Il
CORRECT in every parti "a
lar aisa there ws4 40
conversation addressed
10 Emil Diseh6f By
sproul@.
u. x. kfsKPArHTcg.
PHs kHra
Joss Mott.
J0HS F0aKG.
Subscribed and EEoTh
70 before me the tlh
Aprii, 1864
JeHs h. Caiss.
Jnsfies u the PeaGs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-25
INNS and rhaii

In order to give our printers an OPP
portnnity to observe The Sabbath, the
Daily Times viii be issued on that morn-
ing, and not on Monday. 1t will contain
the same news as would Mondays paper.
with the advantage that It viii be twen-
ty-four hours cartier Times. .Isa,oy,,
ihfh Ne.''.N'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
Indian Outrsgos in Nebraska, &C, &C.


The Overland Stage Company continue to remove
their stock TO places of safety from the ineursions
of the Indians.
The Indians attacked three coaches Loaded win
passengers seven miles east OF Cottonwood, TINS
noon. Soldiers have been sent to their relief.
1t is ascertained, by reliable scouts, that IN less
than twenty days simultaneous attack Will be
made by the combined bands of Cheyennes, klowas,
Utes, Snakes, Camanches and Auapahoes, on Fort
Eearney Fort Cottonwood, and all along the fiat'e
Valley.
Every measure is being taken by the whites to
give them warm reception. All the ranches have
been deserted, and families are taking refuge IN
Forts. Depredations continue to be made daily on
stock, coaches and stations. The telegraph opera
tor at Alkali Lake has been driven off, The stock
has been taken in the more thickly settled portion
of the road between Omaha and Fort Kearney The
people are erecting Forts for defence, and Grming
themselves for emergencies, although it is hardly
probable that any incursions will be made SO far
down the river.
Maj. Gen. Curtis arrived here yesterday, ana
Raves for the West shortly TO adopt decisive and
efficient measures for the protection OF the over
land mail route and emigration.
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Sales bn AultioiI.
I 'NITED STATES
HORSE AND CARRIAGE
AU CTION NJ \ X I,
rlyrH AvEyue, COR. OF 4irH srAsNr, srw YORK.

THE PROPRlETORS WOULD DEG LEAVE To IN
form the Pablo that tLer SAIL STABLES aIe now fully
COZ pieted fo tie ,Ialoa CT HORSES CAIttlAGks,
HAANEsS &C., intended pubic sale by auction. and
they a.srrthcr patron, that tcg Interests vail be faithfully
projected and retains made prompt J.
Tiry propose holding sa'cs by Pubic Auction on each
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY. IBkolGhOUr TN
YEAR end NO JObBlSG OR DEALING IRON TIL
PAl,V or ASl one CONNECTED WITH TIE ES-
.TABLlSilM Int WILL. USDER ANY tlhCUMorAN-
CfS EE ALLOWED
T.y hope receive the patronage Of the business aud
.po. community aid viii Always endeasor ~ meit their
,nGed confidence and Their facilities for the
exhibition OF HORSES, CARRIAGES BUU0iES, HAIR.
MSS Ac be exeoed In tbs country. They have
accommodations - hotes, with osters fully Gcquan ed
h tholr dutcs with carriage show capable
ofrxhibi,ing to- Y, hlc.es.
HORSES, OAkklAGES HARNESS intended for
W EDNEsDAi ; SALES should bs SENT IN the san.
JDAi PRECEDING, but will be received until 4. NJ.
Monday. THOSE INTENDED FOR SATURDAYS
SALEi siou a Lc SENT IN on tho WEDNESDAY PRE-
CEDNO said sale days but will be received until T. NJ
4hur,day.
BEDROOMS viii o. IN attendance any railway dcpo,
steamboat landing York recey.ug instructions by
post telegraph ~ carriages will arrive By eiIiel
conveyance.
The pubic respectfully invited 10 inspect the arrange
EcLs
III. JORDAN Co, Proprietors.
Filth Avenue and iith Street.
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r,en,,v a,,ovea them TO be proceeded with. Inc

uaeptly allowed them to be proceeded with. Inc
conseGpeuss of this was that the Government SEN
party Of Cawasses to the SPOT VINO f@ @%n here
'' aa,oande5 satisfaction for the insult thus Oh
Sared 70 the banner Of the stars and etnPes. .,
He refused to accede 70 proposal on the par, o,
re Egvntan Government, That each party, shouid
end s9 engineer to inspect the alleged damage
agreeing 10 abide by their joint ad threat,
ened to strike bis colors unless satlsacon VIZ ~
given by the Egyptian Government withih "a
boors. Accordingly, after that time had elapsed
the coors of the Tinted States were hauled down,
and despatch, which arrived almost immediately
afterwards from Cherf Pasha, was returned un.
opened The United States Consul Is sald 10 nav. nav.
telegraphed TO Constanhnope, ana there 'he matter
N W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
WEDNESDAY, Aug. IT.. ".

Gold has been quite steady, opening at 2ooG
and selling up TO 257, closing ct 256t Government
Stocks are steady at lOsI 1851 for Coupons of 1891 and
lO0!alO9i for Coupons 520s, Coupons s. Of 1874, lOl
bid. Certificates, 94lG95. State Stocks steady. H.
diana S. e6l Q9Oc; Tennessee 6s 81 50; Virginia 6
5iI North Carolina 6s Cos Missouri 6s 6td6e; Canton
Co, 37IG37f; Quicksilver, e3sae4i Marposa, i2i@
425; Delaware and Hudson 209 G2l0: Pennsylvania
Coal, 2l062l2; Cumberland Coal 6ObG6l Central
Coal 60 d62; American Coal s5Q9O; Minnesota, Sass;
Pacific Mail. 275; Atlantic Mail, ls70lssj Central
Transit lbs asked; New York Central 1901 49, Erie.
ll3; do Preferred, l10l dlll; Hudson River, 1910
1881; Reading 137ial37l: Michigan Central 1891.
1886; do Southern. 925ae2ii DO. Guaranteed, IA
Panama 300; Illinois Central, l3ldl3l;; Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates 5l2d52; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, l13tall3si North Western, @iQS'a
do Preferred. 9ls0gll; Cleveland and Toledo 1925
al32E; Rock Island IlA!allii; Burlington and
Quincy, l2g0l3Ol; Prairie du Chen. 6eG7O; Fort
Wayne. llGlellGi; Toledo aud Wabash, 6sd'Oi
Government securities of all kinds continue firm and
In demand. The extreme quotations made prior to the
departure of the European mail not sustained, but
no order Of importance could be ed at anything less
The advance in gold bearing stocks has turned at
tenon 3o currency notes, and certificates OF indebt
edness as means Of proftaby using money For GER
fcaes e5 has been declined The sales Of 730 curren
CIV notes and n internal taxes so productive
that the Treasury Department is managed with compar
alive ease Certificates less freely used, and tie
n"U'e mars VI iouo."i 49,; Tte. =.
''"1'' "'O 9-oDs "''N 49, 49,
"','o uO'De :" 'f' -
e""' -o .s'' " , -
1ho norornren, ro,e Of 7.ao
,or-o,,
- ,',..,a -, $500 . ,,,,
~, a. -. ., ho,o, tni. Tho lorco sn,DIv If
merc,nte hin. tending 10 ,odpce the transactions Of
h,ntors The ,enewed largo ordcrs Of limited States
ho,ds from cer,no,v dc,resses the rnsrte. Ranker,
,-,in &, oro,od tr cn,rencv o,s time and osl .icb,
cd Gov cola lcq Merchants hills are selling AZ 2;4a
~. rh o ,or,. t. d,r At l5asie
~, ,u~e.I II w.. III ia ~ x,,,,x
Hii' N''i' 49, ''"y wa ~ 40. No
suction sac u s,oCAs anu -
,,asa'' - - " 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
Mexican News.
st. I,OUIs. Mo

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August IL.
The New-Orleans Times has news from Mexico to
the effect that Macmillan has provided for the for
nation ofan Austrian Army for service IN Mexico
This army is composed of the old officers and sol
ders of the Austrian Reserves.
The newly appointed Governor of chihuahua is
organizing all the loyal republicans in his district
TO act against the new Emperor.
The French troops have been driven ont OF Joufi-
IA, and retreated to the Island of Carmen.
Iuarez is still at Monterey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18

1t can scarcely be doubted from the tenor of ths
latest newsr from Mobile, that Capt Craven losth fs
in the destruction of his monitor the Tecumseh dur
ing Farraguts passage Of the harbor forts. Capt era
ven brother Of Alfred Craven, Esq, Engineer Of
the CrotOn Department and OF Capt I. I. Craven
ofthe Niagara, now on duty in the English and
French waters. He was native of New Hampshire
and one of the best officers Of the q. S. Navy He
was skilful photographer, and stood high in the
esteem Superintendent ache of the Coast Survey
having surveyed New York harbor and various
other Localities. At the outbreak of the rebellion
Capt. Craven, in the Mohagan was at Key West,
and was the means of preserving that post and the
important Notifications Fort Tyler, and For,
Jefferson, at the Tortugas, from passing into the
hands Of the rebels. Upon hearing of the plans On
foot to seize these forts he instantly notified the
parties concerned that he would open fire upon any
person attempting anything Of the kind. He kept
parties of his from timo to time on shore, and
more than once made the secessionsts look ridicu-
lous by attending their meetings with his men and
voting down their rebeous resolutions. He was
prompt in notifying Isaac Toucey, Buchanan s
Secretary Of the Navy, of the rebel designs at Key
West, and that traitor instantly responded by order
ing him away to the coast of Cuba, so as to leave
the rebels clear field. Capt. Craven went, took
two slavers, and came back so quickly that the
Secretary and the other rebels together had no time
TO perfect their scheme. He was subsequently in
command of the gunboat Tuscarora, in which he did
good service, in blockading the Sumter, at Gibra.
terand compelling the rebels to abandon that vessel
AT his own request he was subsequently placed in
command Of tie Tocumseh, in which he appears to
have met his fate standing bravely at his post
along with his ship. No Drawer or better or more
loyal officer is left in great navy than Capt.
Craven; whose steady goodness and bravery and
sense were Joined with mOdesty sensitive
that when called on for a speech on-s public occas-
ion, no could not say word, and when at the
Sanitary Fair he was called out that he might fur
nish his autograph was absolutely SO discomposed ct
the attention as 10 be unable TO write
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
Democratic Congregational Nomination.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, August II.
Tho Democratic Convention to nominate can
didate for Member of COMPRESSION the Second Dis
trict Of Vermont. was held here yesterday
Hon. Alex. p. Lane presided. Speeches were
made by Col. Dickey, Mr.. HOyt, of the Bennington
Sentinel, and others.
Resolutions enunciating Democratic principles
were adopted and Hon. k. Mex. Ormsby, OF Brad
ford was nominated for Congress.
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[AdyoItiicInentl

lAdyoTitemrnt
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-YoRK.
DsPonTARr FINANCIAL Agent TIs UsIIED STATES,
will receive suJ.cI Lions for the 80 Treasury Hoes
These viii be convertible a, maturity into SIX Pa,
CENT GoLDBKARIxG $40 Bonds Parties subscribing before
18th August vii be allowed interest to that date Those sub
scbng after that date will pay accrued interest, Recognizing
the Importance Of general subscription to this POPLAR
Loan This Bank viii allow all sub.chbss THE WHOLE con
MISSION Of 81 80 on each & 900 subscribed.
MONKS KETcuUv, Prc,iient.
D. ". VArGHAy Cashier.
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Quarrel between the Egyptian Govcrnm cal
and n United States Consul.

1AleIandra CorTespol dence OF the London Tinles.1
4 quarrel has ensued between his Hghness's
Government and the Consulate of the United STATES
1t appears that all American subject, Mr.. Kindin-
eco, IN erecting steam engine which according
20 q Government regulation, he has no right TO do
without the permission of the authorities has partly
destroyed an acqneduct by which portion of the
town Is supplied With water.
The Consul of the United States on being applied
70 by the authorities StoPEd ths yorts, but spbee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.-AUG. II.

TIE supply Of Beef Cattle this week quite large. amount
n g. about 20 head. The nsr4ei dull uI price. I'm
gcd from 10 20 10 for ordinary AMI good cattle, and irom
sl4to $40 p.g head :, 10 70 Tor prime and ex'rl.
SHR.P.-IAe Sheep lArAst WAS m0ie active and b,S.O
be- d sold al >! 20 cents n for common 10 fair.
and from 10 81 cents pr ID iOl sod and extra
HoGs-The arrival If Hogs smouned 10 300 head The
marie. aud prices lded at on SIS to Stt per 100
~ net, per quality.
Cows1ne le OF Cows amounted 20 75 head. at prices
TauIus fson 80 to 80 tor sprGse and ron 50 70 $50
loT Cow and tlL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18


Pack ell produce securely avoid bfclAAso of boxes
contents II different quacs sent, let them be ia sepg
rate PACKAGE
Mafk cyefythiu plainly with the consignecs namei aso
put your name, 4 private MARI known to the cgg-
ssfr and he contents oi tie package, upon The outside
wh nlubrf wc-E H., t. show What contains and wheIo
from without opt4inr
Put inside laid upon The top tackled upon the
undeTsdc Of the cover; send dupfe by mail it'ih-
the produce ot.T srice5 slipped stating the
route sent, etc.
Guard against nis'4ies 81 CONT. weight 1c, aud
go suin reputation fif goo recc. quality Of produce,
and good packing that your articles ~ always be Ia do
M ul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
CARLETON, Publisher, New York
Also ready on Saturday,
financial.
JOHN T. HILL, Cashier
JOSEPH U. ORvIs, President. JoHS T. II
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
M 2Gz ROADWAY

VIII receive subscriptions for the patriotic loan I'D
United States Treasury Notes which will De issued In
Of so 500 800 81 800 end 5000. The iuA eonlmsou
Of 81 80 per + 900 allowed.
Tie 40 loan subscribed once before LIST September,
very proiabe the amount wanted is sent 10 tire Ninth
Bank OSs can be- lad TO bring over 10 per cent
per after t September II the price OF goto
is the interest will be equal to IA per cent
Therefore send subscpton at for lV4s to the
Ninth National Bank.
NBThe Of Banks Corporations, individuals and
Kim. my it'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18

PRICES.
Besres-E1ra......sl goa Si5 % Per 100 N on the
fint quality. u ood Sll - ltotal weigh, OF hide,
Second do. COG II - tllow, and dressed
Third dO..... : OOD 20 J Uee.
Working O4s.-@liyd $l'5 or nearly according TO theT
cos Sa4 caire.-sasd SO; Extra, s5as7o; FarrOw
saeep eId iamJs-n lots. ; asa sGo 2 head.
SxiGe-shoais, wholesale, II lic. retail i0Gl'e y 10
Jsai Cchr0-$e0Gt - - .o~- a. NJ,
ni.os-l dl2c. Cali Skins &c. ID, or 81 500 81 %
each: Tslow. I40l4.c = 10. -.
Pal.-sLeep. 75c a Z p Laulbs, { 500 500
RsNAKKS-rhe balance Of power in the Bos'on Cattle
and sheep Marie, is held by ne West Is the Numbers Rom
tbs section Use aud fso fall the prices OF beet and mutton
al CanbrIg, and Hg;on. Yesterday nofHif the po AZ
Cambridge oniy $50 Western. Itis vas good news u
Ia, Noltrn doyefs who hoped 10 able 10 advance pces
..ock And the better quat they were abe 20
do bat large portion Of the 9J head over the North
roads tniI p0.r sippty sih thlt ne D.eh
ins 10 pay any moro tor tins hnd uan they
have done, they hnd don't give GOOD 1iacon to ,
Customer Sta think AT grades % 1sito !,e te lnng
greater less degc, o. the sins number aud nsh
cattle which ID. droSrTs say cost nom '0c
t. u l0ib, chan Gst weeA good pat ol ths Nc'
eu were b0ught.on commission Oi which, II l. ssid
will COS, l5c /. ~ Intending 20 e over last week, the ac
iual number OF Western l. 80.
We maze 1n3 sheep and amhsof which 1880 are Western
The Weston mostly commisson The Northern End
Eastern sold the nrod at prices nom - % 70 20 %
according quality Being GJout he range oil last week, put
whole the lher. are more than twice
as u,ny sheep and lambs tbs weeA last and butchers
press Of smother brceA down OF prizes Ia the city