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Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

We hear this well-known and energetic off,
Ger spoken Of In various circles as dlscharging
the responsible duties OF his ONCE, as Collector
OF the port OF New York, with great ability and
fidelity. The merchants Of New York, who
are the best judges Of his capacity and faith.
fulness, manifest the most entire satisfaction
with his administration, thus confirming the
hopes they entertained when he was appointed.
Speaking Of his popularity with the merchants,
the New York Tribune says: ....
"Thls popularity with the class with which
he is in most intimate relations he has earned
by the introduction Of new regulations In the
custom house, which render lis business far
less burdensome and perplexing than II has
hitherto been, and which save their time and
money, while they are also advantageous to
the Government. Tho expenses Of the custom
office have been very much lessened since he
was put at the head Of Affairs, particularly In
the bonded warehouse system and in the man
agement Of drays. It Is quite possible that In
these and other reforms some discomfort has
arisen in class who prohted by an extraya-
giant use Of the public money, but the public
and the Government are, nevertheless, the
galners." 0.. .H.r. ..r
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
Comments Upon the PrssIdsnt's Message
by the Pross

On the first page OF the REPUBLICAN Of yes.
terdsy and to-day we have given extracts from
our exchanges, as far as received, in reference
to the Presidents message. Our readers will
perceive that the loyal press are unanimous in
expressing the most hearty appreciation of this
noble document. .
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

MAJ. GEN. LoaAs.-This distinguished off,
Ger left the city this morning to pay visit to
Gen. Grant, at City Point.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
PERSONAL.

CAPrAm MoxTyoI, OF Mosby's command,
vas killed while on . Isid with party Of Euerrl.
brAih-
CoLoHuL NosBT was In Richmond this week,
and tAs papers there ssy tho Yankees will hear OF
hin soon.
CAfTAn HARLAN CAUSE, 4th Delaware Vols,
hA. bssa brsysisd h'joE, on Assount Of gAllAnlTy
u The ssTyise,
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
The weather,

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.-Ths weather here has
been very cold. The thermometer WAS az low
As seventeen degrees Just before dark. II has
aimee moderated. 1t commenced snoWing at
2 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
New United states Senator ELECTED.

Yesterday, in the Virginia Legislature, In
session at Alexandria, Hon. Joseph segar, Of
Elizabeth City county, was declared elected
United States Senator, in place Of Hon. L. J.
Bowden, deceased.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

oTsTERs.-There Is something luscious In
the very name. Those Of our readers who are In
want OF lioioua erustAceous bivAlves would do
foot OF Eleventh street. Hewili furnish oysters,
steamed or raw, by the buhhel, quart, or gallon
and deliver them In any part OF the city.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

NAyT YARD ATFAIRs.-There are but few
vessels here At the present time. The Ton IL au-
ehoted out 10 the strean and 10 expected 70 depart
verhaued and repaired.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

MAJ. GEN. HANCOCK has changed his quar-
ters from Willard's To the Metropolitan Hotel
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

HOLIDAY PRRSENTs.- attention is call
ed to The card IN another column OF p. Steer, the
machines. Those OF our readers who design maxi
ing presents during the holiday season cannot
nld more appropriate ga to lady than one Of
WhesleI Wilson's essential AdJunets to the do
meltio circle.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

FURs.-B. r. Page will conclude his sale OF
elegant fuFS this evenlns, Tho sale embraces the
city His auction rooms are at 500 ssyenth street,
under Odd Fellows Hail The sale commences at
10 o'clock, and continues until p M, and Ia the
without reserve.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

REcoNNIrTKD.-Philipw waIlacb, Louis Hill
bron, Samuel Hilbron, Isaac siokles and Meyer
Wsllseb, who have been out on parole, have been
Secretary of War, .
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
Postponed.

ToRoHTo, Dec. 0.-Burleigh's application
for Q months postponement OF his trial, TO get
evidence from Richmond, is granted.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

CouLpS'T AeRHE.-In the Japonica suit be-
tween the brothers Doug ass, florists, raised con
cerning the title to certain floral possessions the
jury were unable to agree, and were DISCHARGED,
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
n The Ersnsh Fra,sipsnni Teii.,
wpERi

This widsly and Justly celebrated article, which
Is u,sd throughout Europe, and considered
NECESSITY IN Tnr TOILET OF oFEvERrLADY,
Ia now for the nrst time introduced to the
LADIES OF AMERICA.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

PROMENADE CoNoERT.-The Treasury Regi-
msnt will give . grand promenade concert at
foTd'G Theatre, Monday evening, December l2,
1th Regiment band has been engaged, and will add
much TO the hArmOny OF the occasion. SEQ AdVer-
usem0nt for particulars. ....
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

UNIoN LEAGUE or AMKRIcA.-The Grand
Council OF the U. L. A. of thi. Dist- a will hold
meeting this lsaturdsyl evening" AZ TX o'clock, at
quested.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

SENT TO THE OLD CkPrroL--Sergt. Daniel
l.. Alexander, Co. II, 7 h North Carolina yolun-
teers, rebel prisoner, who ha. been in Armory
Old Capitol prison.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

Cor FRiGHTRNRD.-Last night James Nc
IutyTe Boeussdl John Moran OF Tobbing him OF
takea to the sixth ward 'tAtion, And MoIntyre was
furnished thlodging at the same place, but dur
log the night became frightened and escaped
through this transom over the door of the lodgsT's
room, leaving tho alleged robber behind him.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

The DRATT.-The following cases were dis
Doned Of to-day by the Board OF Enrolment;
FHH Sub.DiHrid,-JameH L, Evans, furnished
substitute.
Fii6 Sab-Disiriet.-LawrenGe Dilger, detailed in
NAyy-yArJ,
Tissifh Sub-DisirieL-ChArles Bel, accepted.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
Second Edition
FOUR o'OLoOK. PM. /
GENERAL DODGE RELIEVES GEM
ERAL ROsECRANs.

By General Orders 294, Of War Department,
dated Dec. ., 1884, Major General @. NJ.
Dodge, United States volunteers, is appointed
by the President to the command Of the De-
partment of Missouri. Major General Rose.
Grams, on being relieved, will repair TO Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and report BY letter to the Adjutant
General Of the army.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

To THE WoRKHouss.-Csrtor Olive was ar
rested yesterday, by Of1oer Kuizuer, upon the
charge Of being disorderly, which 10 no unusual
thing He was tned $40 90 by Justice Handy, and
In default ofpAyment was sent 10 the woikhouse.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

RBFuoKEs AND DBsnRTsRs.-Five women
Marshaph offioe this morning as refusees. They
were sent North. Two deserters and ave refugees
from Lynehburg were also brought In tbs morn
ing.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

DnLoYALTT.-R. r. jackson has been ar
rested and committed to the Old Capitol on the
charge OF di,loyAlty.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

INSULTING LADY.-Last night D. D. Wiser,
q oAttledeAleF, AAd Fe dlnsnd MoultOH, AlAwyer,
were arr eSted by officers Carey and Connolly for
insulting a lady, and were conveyed to the Fifth
ward station. Both were drunk, and were guilty
OF diSorderly conduct in street car before insult
log the lady The latter declined to prosecute and
Justice Handy hned each o. 90 for being drunk
and diSoTdsTly. The accused this morning spOlo-
glEed for the insult.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

MARRIBD life too often begins with 70 ,eWood
aud mahogany and ends with pine.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

was arrested yesterday, BY Ofocr wAiiinrrfora, Of
the Islsnd pre- oinct, upon the oharfe Of comm
an assault and battery on Peter Rutermsn, At rui-
Yards Point. IL seems that Ruterman became
too Intimate with Mrs. Me'efert, whereupor the
Offended husband stabbed him Ia the head With an
swi He was required BY Justice Boswell 70 give
security for court. I.H WE
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
sPEOIAL NOTIOEs.

~ rev. w. II. chauni.s viii preach /.
the Unitsrisn Church, corner Of d and sixth
streets, TOMORROW Sunday MORNING., III
o'clock. oos-evs
u-osiv.ry B.pti.t ohuroh meet. every
Sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, Fffth street.
between L and Louisiana avsnus. Service 81 II
A: N. and TX P. NJ. seats free. Rsv. 7; R. How.
lett, pastor. janieu
0- Ths ws,hington Lyesum msets
THIS EVENING, ,st1H O'clock, at the commsrclal
vited. its
~ Grand Council, U. L. A-A nsstisr
Of the Grand Council OF the District OF Columb,s,
DAY Evening, pscember 10 at TX o'eiosE, az the
delegate. !. requested As business Of importance
BY order ofthe President;
dso-7t I'm, MsGREw, Secretary.
p-Iofo,m.tion Free To Nervous sufferers
"A gentleman cured Of Nervous Debility, Iaoom-
sstu.isd By desire to Se'.ht others, will be hap,
~ to furnish to all VINO need n, free OF ohageJ
the recipe and directions for msking the simple
prt At by the acverset's bad experiences, and pos
lsss sure and valuable remedy, esu do 80 BY ad-
Rssipe and full ion~oi vital imp portsnes~
will be ohssriully sent BY return ni, q mail ,
Address No ron,. John p S OGDEN
p s. Nervous sufferers OF both sexes will Ind
this information invalusbls. dee smdkw
ED- All Persons Liable 60 the Draft in
the Eighth aud Ninth sub-distriets (Georgstown)
will meet at the Custom House. on Cons ress street.
above Bridge, on MONDAY EVENING next, the
i3h instant, at half past o'clock, for the purpose
Of forming drst assoeiation. deeTtd
IR- -asorrstown-AF Fair for the Bsnent
Of the p. Mission Chapel 10 now in pro,ress at
Vigilant Hail. High street, below BridGej TO which
the generous public are invited. Open afternoon
and night des-<ts
1FBsgtn now 90 arrest ths appsarsses
OF gray hair BY using Lubin's Florilins" II will
hair upon bald heads aud make the old look youth
fu, and the young more beautiful. NexhAles the
rare and indescribAbly delicious perfume OF thou
sand exotic flowers. Contains no oil or alcohol,
and will not soil the most delieate fabric, II II
just what ladies need.
Ep- The Confsssions and Experiences OF
AN 1NvALID.-Published for the benefit, and as .
CAUTION TO Iouro MEN and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Prem.tur. Decay Of Man
OF siLT.cuRE. BY one who has cured himself
after undergoing considerable quaekeIy. By en-
closing a postpaid addressed envelope, iingls
copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
dec sim Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY.
b- OrphenS Fair.-The Managers OF
the Protestant Orphan Asylum, In eonneetion with
will hold Fair for the henent Of the Asylum, to
commence on FRIDAY EVENING. December O. At
Odd Fellows Hall, on Seventh street. noas-u
Ep- short-Hasd wrttsF.-Any Psrson
requiring the services Of Al experienced short
hand Writer in preparing important papers, may
hear Of one By applying In the Editorial room Of
this once. se9Tu
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

HORRIBLE AcoDBST-DEATH FROM BURN
ING -YeSterdAy evening, about o'clock. lady,
BY the name OF Mary Martin, who keeps board
Ing house on street, near the corner OF Connect
the Act Of passing crate, and, being frightened,
ran into the street, without endeavoritg to
smother the n4meB. She wAs consequently burn.
cd In such horrible manner that she died before
the lapse OF three hours. She was about 20 years
Of age, was unmarried, aud has been keeping a
boarding house for the past six moRlhs. Dr. Bald.
win, surgeon ofthe Board OF Enrolment, was called
IN, who did mu to alleviate the suffsrings OF the
unfortunate woman,
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

AL isttsrs relating 10 the subscription Of, or 3D.
vsrtising In. the RHrunLieAS should he addressed
10 the publlshcrs, ss above.
All letter. or communications intended for pub
Hsation, or In any way relating to the editorial
department Of the paper, should be addressed to
The editor, ss sbove. '.
Husiness and other correspondents will greatly
ohiise tho Publishers and the Editor By complying
with the shove suggestion.
To coanrsrosoExr.-No notice can be taken
ofansnymeus communication. Whatever 10 In
tsndsd for insertion NUT Be authenticated by the
name and address OF the writsr-not necessarily
Tor publiestion, but guaranty OF its good faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected eommu
hisstions.
Forrcr-7As Daily NATIONAL Republican u nou
nuntsAsd bp earfsrs 10 sbierfosrs IN ma city and
essrpaetsa 81 tfv.Gvs cent, per month.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

The sNow.-Last night about o'clock snow
commenced falling, and IN . short time the ground
was perfectly white. IL continued through out the
night, and early this morning the btreet cars ex-
perienoed home difionlty in moving along. The
snow fell to a considerable depth, and, melting
partially, put the streets In an unpleasant situa-
lion for foot passengers and vehicles.
The most diffioult points for the cars to pass
were at Capitol Hill, and At elevated points along
Pennsylvania avenue and near the navy yard gate,
At one time this morning for the space Of half an
hour, there was not q car at the gate, nor one In
sight, either going or coming.
Ths weather has oonsidersbly moderated since
yesterday.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
CENTRE MARKET.-The quotations of market

4
prices this week are as follows:
Roast beef, . 6oa6o, per hi corn beef. I66DIss.
per h.; ham, o66D 49, per h. pork, 2o0D26c. per
H.; corn pork 20026, per ID; shoulder 2OD25o per
lb.j middinR, 2Sc93oc. per 10 veal. 2bCd9oo. per
lb.i lamb, 900. per lo.i mutton, 2o@26e. per il |;
30o per lb turkeys Sl bo@ as eaehj chickens, T5C
Al 80 per pairi prAre hen, 81 per rpairj rabbits 26
36o. each; oAbbsge, 100 l6o. per head turnips, 40c
per psck Irish potatoes, SOC per peck sweet pots.
toes, 6oc. per peck; apples, eo916c. per peck
spinach, 400. per peekj parsnips, 500. per peck; /;
l0o per hunchj orAnberres, 800. per quartz butter
6610c. per lb,; eggs, $50. per doIenj cheese, $50
400 per h.; dried spples, o. per peck; ohesnuts,
o. per quArtj wanutb, oj cod hsh, loo. per Id I;
black ish, i5d. per lb rock, bo, per bunch; perch
boo per bunchj flesh msckerel 2sc. each, pike, 81
per bunchj corn, SL9N(DS2 per hu,helj meal, o.
per bunhelj oats, Sllo per hushe; shorts, eOe per
Oushel, ship stuti, SllpSi20 per bushel; brown
stuff, 500. per bushes hay, S2@s2.io per ewt (;
straw, s2@ s2i6 per o~t.
TIE WARRINGTON MUSICAL WoRLD.-This is
the title OF neat little paper published for the
holidays BY W. @. Metzerott, and 10 devoted.to
musical items OF interest, and contains q complete
catalogue Of the music and musical Instruments
sold by Mr.. w. @. Metzerott, at his warehouse,
corner OF Eleventh street and PennsylvAnia ave.
nue. From editorial Mr.. Metzerott says
." One OF our nrm visits Europe yearly for the
purpose Of seeing our violin and guitar strings
m msde In tie manufsotortes, as those made In the
spring are oi no value, on account Of the softness
OF the material, and only those made in fall are
such as will stand In any weather.
Our bra,s inhtruments have achieved repu-
tation equal to the hrat makers, ami our patent
valve IL low In use In the Austrian army, Mr.
Ulmsn. OF Vienna, having obtained tho right to
manufacture from u.s. We have In our possession
the most nstteripg certiheates"
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

'. J. MURTAGH a CO., PUBLISHERS.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

UTANTRD-.-BY A GENTLEMAN
w and wife, Boarding and Lodging In q Apri-
yAte family. Address ga" Box 20, at This once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06
DIED.

INGERsOLL- In Brooklyn. on Sunday, June s. Grace
la soil daughter OF Oliver K and Alkaline NJ lngerso
aged YEAR, I months and IL days.
The relatives and ends the family respectfully invited
to attend tie funeral without further notice ron The esi.
ence Of her parents OF Cason avenue aud eeIts
street Brooklyn this day Monday at - o'clock p IN
ONDERDoNK-In this city, Sunday, June 5, Of pneu
rnona Hobart Onderdons, ased ~ yeas.
Notice of lis funeral hereafter
PRAY-On Sunday Jpne s. 1864 aner prorsced illness
Cathrns selma wife OF Ebsnezer H. Pray aged - years
Che relatives and friends Of the family espec ally invited
to attend the funeral her late residence no " East
Twelfth street Tuesday afternoon the sth ms, at
o'clock Her remain. VIA be taken Greenwood for inter
ment.
RANLETT-Wiam H. Ran.e IT,, aged u years, Yves shot
while at his post in tie I'd Newl ork Vols Artillery at the
battle near spottsyvania, Court'fiouse, Va
sTRANG-At Yonkors Saturday. June siter lingering
Illness Joseph White Strng, formerly Of New,fotk
The friends and relatives invited % attend the funeral
services the residence Of bis Edgar srang ., fonk
er. on Tuesday 4 o'clock Carrzses viii meet the ex
press train which leaves Chambers street at oe ock Re
turn trains at SAL InormeI at Greenwood On "Wednesday
morning
sTFERs-on Saturday, June Ann Augusta only daughter
Of the late George and Mary Steers aged 10 years. months
and 20 days. q,
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral this (Mondsy afternoon at ocock
from the residence Of her sepsher George T. Lake NO.
Second
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1854

While have over supposed confscation and use Of
the property OF enemy in to DO audable exer.
else Of established and essential rule Of civilized war;
am pleased to observe that the Convention when as.
sorting the Justice Of the principle intended to remit
Its exercise to the discretion Of the people, hereafter
manifested through their representatives in Congress
when considering the paramount question Of roconstruc
ton. This was judcious; for indeed. blended must
be the various neutrality-suspicious. confscation,
military absorption and occupatonthat shall hereafter
cooperate 10 evolve order from confusion and to restore
the Government that 1t is difficult If not impossible
now, when armingthe principle to provide for its ap
plication.
have the honor gentlemen to accept the nomination
FOR VicePresdent of the United States which you have
rendered to under the direction Of the Convention
am. very respectfully, yours, JOHN CocHRAsE
To WoRTHNoToS G. SNH1HRS Of Maryland. EDWARD
GILBERT Of New.York. CAsPAR BUTz Of Illinois. CHAs.
E. Moss OF Missouri N. p. SAWYER Of Pennsylvania,
Committee, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06
Physicians,
CONSUMPTION CAN BN
CURED

- ,,uv,,ru ,,,., H. r...I,x a, .nv an. vbs
Dr oOhENCh wouio in''o '"e r"'y " ' w :.
feels interest In this matter, to vsat me- rooms NO. ~
pord.. an rfrr en- nav, tl. nh inst NJ II o'clock He
-. A., h.x.
has made arrangements to have sever Pe''oH' '"'' ~ ~
been cured 40 thai they can see for themselves what his med
It.. 49,. At. 49, a.,
'c'nes orc uolns ana nave uone' - ,,,rrn rou,c
SCHENCkS PULMOSlC SYkUP, oEA'"bEp io""'
and MANDRAKE PILLS are Intended assist Nature.
,I, -. r. ..,h,, ,L ,n ,;..... ,bev expect too
"nen Pe''"h "As 'HJ '"ins me i"ns u >' - =,
much from medicines and take too much 10 stop acougn
TO hasten consumption the cough an effort oil Nature
Everything be done 10 strengthen create an eppee
and get the digestive organs In healthy condition TO dg
rich food and make new blood penetrate throughout ti
body and WORT out the diseased matter Dr. SCHENCKs
mecpes can do ali this there lungs left enough to get
up an action OF tbs liver and stomach. Food does all
The Pulmouic syrup 70 blood, the sea Weed Tonio
act. on the mucns Of The stomach and dssoves the slime
which coats h over and the gastric juice from Cow
ing which stops DIGESTION.
The Nandate pills ara used TO CARY off, they unlock the
gall bladder and sart The bile
Ueye n the r.. .cre that nbvscans do not look into.
Dolye The Scns that always coats dsordered stomach
viii tbe See Wa ronic ami omen the ducts of the gbd
5., b ~ M,nJr.ts p,s ba his Aows and the body
issn.aJ .nd ns.,r. once pore rcsues Its natural
conrss IT, 100 csod n ANYTHING the food
d,,ss nav. s bssy Mod l. made and the lungs tina,
ia5 ,hrn.s "a r. ,oa,..yy "a -, M
H,r AZ T. f,a,N ,ha drdn.rx treatise Of Con.
;on Tba a., b;n. b. a. a IN ease or stop the cough
with Isck Drop Mornhs Psrerore or some combination,
A.. -, ,-i;sL 49, mr. tha liver and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06
MARIE ID.

FFUM-SOUTHwlCK-In Providence r. l.. on Thurs
day evening. June p By the Rey Mr. sw ain joshua
Inn Of New oIk Miss Glars NJ, daughter oil laac H.
sou.hvick, esq Of the former place.
CHRlSTlE-MILLs-On sunday, June s. 1854 by the Rev
stephen II. Tying, d. d., William Andrew Christie and Mss
No cards.
LISTON-CLARKFOn Thursday. June 2, at Chn't church
by the Rev. r. L. Ever, John Lvin9ton Linton to h's
NFsBlTT-BETTs-At Wilton Conn.,, on Thursday June
T. by the Rev. Dr. Hatheld the Rev Alex fesb oil iren
ton to Mis- francesca c. Belts OF tho former place.
sTIIROlS-BARNEY-On Thursdsy May 26. at the resi-
d.uce @: the brides fehe u yington hudson by the
Rev VIM sMctckar Of ~. Bsrnsbas CHURCH, lIyrison
Rrsse s,ursi. j OF ths city to sarah Maria Barney
daughter Of ID. n. Barney, esq.
WETMORE - LIVINGSTON - On Saturday, June 4, al
Trinity Chapel, by the Rev. Morgan Dix, DID, Theodore H.
Nrtnorn OF New. Hamburg, \. Y, to Filled, youngest
daughter the late Anthony r. Lvngston late Of larry
town ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06
The Government Loan
SoOO.OOO.OOO.

ScSOO,OOO,oVOs
THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED by Act Of Conere" Of
March 9Th 1854 which provides for its REDEMPTION In
COIN any period sss than ten than forty years
from its date, a, the pleasure Of tlr Government
UNTIL IT'S REDEMPTION. five per cent interest Is to DO
paid semi annually IN COIN
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN received BY the
National Banks in United such currency OF
other funds taken by them on deposit at par
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TON adds from one ee per cent per to M value
THE RATE OF INTEREST this losn although but
i've pc. cent in con much greater in currency Is the d
ference between the market value Of currency and gold
ASA RULE the PEI specie securities Of all solvent
governments always par above, and currency now
funded in the National will be worth Its face In gold,
beside paying regular aud liberal per censse to the holder.
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT OF this loan Ia Two
Hundred Million Dollars. The amount of subscriptions re-
ported to the Treasury Washington up June has been
SCI, O17,S5O.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the TREAS.
rRsR OF THE UNITED STATES Washington, and the As
sIsrASr TRKAsuxEns at NewYork Boston and PHILADELPHIA
and by the
FrRsr NATIONAL BANK or New York. No I Warst
sycosD NATIONAL BAsx OF NEw-YoaK. 23ist Brdway.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK NEw.YoRx, q and % Pinest
FIFTH NATIONAL BANK of NEwfoRK No. 338 3dsv
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK ov NEw-YoRx, 6thsv. Br'dway.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF New YORK. No. 36J Broadway.
TENTH national BANK OF Nsw YoaK No. 80 Brosdway.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF NEwYoRx. No. II Duanest.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK NEW YORK. is4 Grwich Ct.
AND ny ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depostaries OF public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout. the country acns agents Of the National De-
positsry Bank will furnish further information sppcs
ion, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06

"a, ioofos NJ <afsrs ond of commencement adver.
sisessnh IN other eolsmns If his paper.
wAlIxcx's THBArRR-The Wife's Secret.
WIHrHR GARpsx-Thrics Married-Fra Diavoo
NIBLOs GAHpsN-Be Depsonio
OiInpIo THnArHR -Aladdin; or The Wonderful Lamp.
BnoIpWAY TusArsR-Our American Cousin at Home.
BInGuns Mussux-Maraso at any Pce-Secrsts Of State
Miss Major Cushman.
Ipylso HALLr-Falofs Stereopticon
ssS BnoApwAr-tleer's Demoniaea Performances
HoPs CHAPKL-Dsughter Of tho Re smait