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ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTIC
BONE TEETH,

DR.. 5. D, sIGEsMoND h HAYWARD,
49, Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
DrB. 5. u II. calls the attention OF the public 10
the following advantages their Improved system;
lst. The teeth Of their manufacture will never
0oTrode nor change color by any acids, and SFe
three fourths lighter than any other.
I'D. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
sd. The rootI will DO made tnoEensivo and never
10 ache.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as perms-
nent ones can be IN ade i'm Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression OF the face, which,
under the old system, 10 frequently dishguFed.
bth Thi1 work has been fully tested for over
ave years by many OF the first chemists and physi.
clans OF this and the old country.
DtA 8. d II. have also invented q white inde.
stIuotihle metal billing, with which the most Ben.
sitlve teeth can be oiled without pain, and Gan
build up perfect sound tooth on any side roots
which will lAst through lifetime,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
With lnnoKiouS YApor, by DrI. Sigesmond a Hay.
ward, 40 PeanBylVanla avenue, Inventors Anl cole
manufacturers Of AnAestio InnOKiouI VApnr mot
Laughing Gas, nor ChloroiOrm or Ether but
stIigtsY IN AnAeAtio agent, entirely hee from eX-
htlAtAtlns effects and perfectly kArmlsSS causing
quiet slesp, with pleasant sensations and perfect
ihsolSihility 10 pain.
TIE boat OF references given II required
LAll ana examine for yourselves. mysI
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RAILROADS..
GREAT Pennsylvania ROUTE

snHTHwERT ARD SOUTHWEST
On ana sfter NOVEMBER 18TH trains will leave
baltimore from the North Calvert station a.
follows:
har MAI al. ...,''........,."...eA 4. m.
Harrisburg Accommodation. ....1OO p. m.
Lightning EXprctA................p.0p y, M,
The $50 q. III. train from Washington connects
With the 800 g. IN. train from Baltimore for Pitts-
burg and the West, and for Elmira, Butfslo,
Roehester, -Dunkirk, Canandaigua, and NsEars
Falls, and for New York City.
The $40 p. m. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the ESQ p. m. train from Baltimore,
for Elmira and the North, and Pittsbufg and the
west.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
soLDIsRs' TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
- For Tickets and any inform alton apply At
the Office OF the Great PennsylvaniA Route, corner
Pennsy!v6nla avenue and sixth street. under Ma
tional Hotel, and Depot House, No. I63 c street,
near New Jersey avenue, wSshlngton.
J. N QUARRY,
Superintendent N. c. X. n.
Il. ]. WILKINS,
PASGenger and Ticket Agent,
| ict.iy Corner Sixth ~. and Pa avenue.
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EOHN JOLLIFRE,

ATTOaSEY AND COUNCILLOR ArLAw,
Va ren,OGed HE once W tie Northeast COZ nor u
G'nd rltaUEth htroetE, opposite Ito caII
-RIrErSo uftbe treasury BuilLtng,
WL.0i1'tHn city, b. c.,
AHia' especially ~ ViAiHI upon lie United
nles, lyIky
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EXPRESSES.

A OAMs EEPHASs COMPANY,
m OFFICE Ola PENN. AVENUE,
Washington OitK, D. O.
sREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WET.
Erin EXPRESS TORWARDRHS
AsfsaAsalaa, EOnsy, JswslFy, Vaiuabloa,
HStsE, stocks, Ennds, tEau
FORWARD ii with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 all
accessible sections Of tho country. This Company
has AgenoisE 10 the principal railway towns IN The
NORTH, East, WEST, Ard NORTHWEST.
IL principal Otlgss are
RAaHLHSTO.T, D, e., NJ YORK, SOSTOF,
PHtLA0SLPHLA,H tLTEfCRF, ON
GL%EtiI, 2T. AOUIR, LOGLS
g'LkR, LEXTHGTOE
CONNECTIONS srO wade 81 Now YVra xnd BOAsJn
VITA liles forwarding IN the CtnAiNs and the
British Provinces, cnd ath s:sAnShip lines TO Ly.
SrpoOl, S9u'hhnpl5uI AID haYre, ard thence By
European sap osEsI 20 all prominent lSmmeroial
EOwbs 10 Gr0st Britain ard "a tho Coh.!Lcnt
Collection o. kOtfs, DIAitI, ard BILLS nAds st I'll
accessible pATtE IL 40 CniIsl Stlict.
e. q. DUNN, Agent,
II washington, D. g.
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IMPORTANT TO INVALID

IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
IL a protected solution OF the Protoxids OF iron.
A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
That STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE
by supplying the blood with Its
VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT-IRoN.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
vltalizes, puridvs and enriches the Blood, there
by infuHing STRENGTH, NIG0R, and NEW LIFE
Ea-For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY and FEMALE
WEAKNs IS, 1t 10 q specific.
Pamphlets free. !. r. pINSNORE.
Depot, No. 4si Broadway, New York.
For sale By all the Druggists. oc3l-wksSm
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n FIG A L.

O FL G A L:
NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
[CirculAr, No. GIL
Wan DEPARTMENT.
ADJUrAET GENERALS OFFICE,
WAGHIHGTOE, August q 1864.
II 10 announced for the Information and guidance
OF all concerned that an officer OF three years
volunteer organization, who receives q new COM
mission at date subsequent TO hat OF his original
entrance into service, n held 10 service for hree
ysGrI from the dcfs Of his Gd ausier-iH, and not for
three yeArl from the date of original musteT.Ln.
No muRters-in are authorized or recognized by
the War Department, for he uHerpiyed Term OF IN
organic alton. Musters so made have unilUrmly
been revoked, so soon as brought to notice.
Where musters have been made by Commits.
saTies of Mustets or their Assistants for the unsP
position OF an officer the cate involved should he
forwarded through tho proper COmmiAssry OF
Musters TO the AdjutAnt General OF the Army, for
the decision OF the War Department
Regulations similar to the foregoing apply ~
organisations mustered INTO service for period iesS
Than hTes years; the general rule being that a CON-
mAsloned officer shall In all eAgcs, be mustered In
for the period for which his regiment or company
was originally so mustered.
II officers OF veteran organizations do not deEite
to secure the advantages OF their JOI Hsr connie
SiOHs and rank" as contemplated bY section J, OF
Paragraph |, Circular No, 20, current series from
this ONCE, they can decline to be TemuGteIed ~
therein directed, aud only serrC Ota ne uncrpiTrd
ieJJn Of he muster under Dheh u y 0ay b, acitlgh
De fine Z. u. TOW NSEND,
Assistant AduIlNDt General
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J. MCRTAGH i 60,
Warrington, d, +

TEHIS IL 70 GIVE NOTiCE, THAT
the IabtSritGr has r.1iuCIIr0m thr OrphsnS'
Court of Warrington county, Ia tho Dls'ftct Of
Columbia, letters Of Rdml"istrAtiGa on the pei
ingtOn city, deceased, All paraUEs having clEina
against the said deceased are hereby warned To
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof To tho
subscriber, on or before tho p lay rf November
ueXti they may Otherwise by i,W l.cr.c IGt' uo-4
ali bCnCht oil The Gid estate.
Owen under my hHhd MS y ! y al LJycr,ocu,
d. T. EyLlhbIA kI"G,
HQYBlaw2Y AlInlahtGhuL'
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~ WILD CHERRY,
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELTABLE
REMEDIEs IN The WORLD
ron
WiBtEr'B DAlsAm OF wild CScrIy docs not dry up
Cough and leave the seeds OF Cnnsumpttnn in the
Eystem, but looGens It, A-d cleanses the Lungs OF
all impurities.
Certificates Almost without number can lie pro-
duced attesting to the remarkable cures performed
by this remedy.
None genuine unless signed al. BUTTS" on the
wrapper. For sale by
J. q. DiNSMORE, 4Sl Br lEhwAy, New York.
SETH W. FOWLE \ CO, No. IS fremont street,
Boston, and by all .DTuggiBtH. oc3l-w&s3m
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,oo,-, ,u
II
IA GILMORE PRICES.
Sow .rcains At oak Hall
SON TON
'''''' '''' '''''''"'''"'e VI
.,,,-. :,
you VII FAD 'ho isrEc'' and beat assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
'''' ''''' "'tn o"sFen IN 'ni' o'V'
Oak Hall,
Opposite Post Oneo.
Sp PIECE coop.., v,o,..,,o 70 III, ,,,,.
go. 1900.
"'N AM JOB fSlNTEes'
u.surnsrov r,rx
,.,
,,,,oo,v,..su.,,, n,.,
House by an Amos,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1N'+"A hhNh"Ai VI hAEERlAL
49,, ,.,,,,,,, =,
IN su'huon OF several OF the most Improved
row vppvrs avs
A., ,,,.,.,o., a. ..0.,,,.
LETTER'PREss PRINTING,
r,on
90, .,,,r,,o o,,
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
soLDIBRs' TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
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On. N. vrLLSY's Private Hospr,s., In Vi. r.o
.r.l sioss, Cotusr Of seventh and streets, Gppc.
dis tho Post and Patent orhses. Rooms Is end a.
up stairs, wSshInztos, d. {,
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IG,ishy certify that, u tko best OF my Enowl.
edge End belief the abOve.nsmed guArsntorG are
:o1d and sun ieut a. srretics for she amount for
Witch they offer to be security.
To No certified by the United states District A.
toruey. Collector Of Cu5t0ms, or any other oticsl
Inier the Uni'od etstes Government, or retpOnII.
be person Hsov'I 10 thIs office.
D. y. FUCKER,
dcs-H Brig Gen. and QuArtoTmAEteT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29

To the Business Men Of Newly erk.-Ths result.

To the Business Men Of New. orks-The results
Year, Of the administration VI Mr. LscoLS must con
vince all fproperysll whose fortunes are depend
en the banking ard mercantile Interests of the country
that change demanded In The conduct of the val as wei "
in our pubi policy Il W. would syert impending ruin
Wi hout attempting review of the committed by
President LIEcos only necessary to point TO tho pos
ia.s condition the national finances and to the starting fact
that roaped the fruits OF glorious Victories
sud hat expenditures Of money and blood have
resulted In the pschstoo OF part Of the territory
brave srmis have conquered The future uness army and
country paeod andr other indicates Increased
expenses and immedst. proless Of Union Peace.
Recognizing in General MCCLELLAN the highest chzruc
tercs OF the patriot the soldes ard hs s.aesmsn re.
eaIdng Lim tie devoted setat Of lie CoEg,lon who
will maintain the UuoB At al hizards convinced that
tsu sound miry civil and financial policy will alone
th. slsty of fortunes tie stability OF Interests
and the Establishment Of III. Unnn end Constitution, W.
eGrresy iny 20 Bankers, Merchants sud busuesmou ia al
trades ard smpoyments. meet c, the of Wall and
Brosds Monday the Dis, day Of October. At hafp.s.
o'clock p n give expression to the desire io the election
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CHRISTIAN UEIoE.-The Il ev. A. &. COKE
d. d.. Bishop elect Of Western New.Yori viii preach
the opening in the series for Brooklyn nett sun
day evening at ~ o'clock in Dr. BUDHcToEs church,
CUnton.sye IL will b matter Of great interest 10
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IBk ] oRCn-LIGBT PROCESSION. Union
Clubs, Loyal Leagues. German Union Clubs, and I'll
other ORION organizations. desired 70 take notice Of
"Jhe Union War Eagles" advertisement in another
column II 10 intended to make this demonsT alton AT
least equal " tie great wide-Awsko turnout OF four
years ago.
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hcor whe Churchman sh,ll say Christian Union In
u CoDgre gstoIast church.
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John II: Jafray,
n. X. Macksy Il Co.,

John II. Janray,
~. X. Macksy Il Co.,
Ebenezer Sutton,
*. II. Marshsn,
r. A. Johns, n.
r.. r. Despali,
A. Chadboine.
Edward Parkers,
". Meniey.
Alya G. Dayton,
!. A. Gradsi,
Jno. b. Reed 4 Co.,
stephen White.
Deniel d. Briggs,
Commins. Allen 4 CO.,
j. n. Allen,
Hopkins l. Bros.
Thomas +. Aggnsl,
Arthur >. Lncksti,
J. j. Bushnell,
Lsckey s Lovrjoy,
James Olwtli,
Stephen Nrly,
Frederick j. Camerieu.
jones u. Raymond,
Sitiburg { saar.eg,
William Oakley,
VIM NJ. Wilson,
Martin Y. Bum,
VIM. Ihos. Hall,
Otto r. Fisher.
Dnkes 4 Moiter.in,
u. 4. Dickinson.
Noiier 4 nYu,,.,.a
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Lake 4 Me0reerS

Lake 4 Me0reerS
j.. EdgeItob,
N. 4 q. Trsine1,
J. Il. Garland 4 Co,
john J. lsuchy,
A. 5. 5. Caddock,
Y. y. Louj,
X. w. King
J. Eager.
Jsnes 4. HobaH.
John McMannrN
Js,ies Hsndley,
john A. Weir,
!. J. Baipe,,
W. II. Joost,
d; N. Csleb 4 Co.
W. ". Rice,
Msncalls Folsom.
Eenry fins,
Wm. II. Dobbs,
Tho. Dillon.
q. i. Mait'sr.
Henry Behnman
DANIEL Billings,
J. r. Bleaklcy.
J. Il. banks.
=. H. StOfder : Co.
u. ). Beouy,
W nj. Hail,
h. -. Dy'r { Co..
6. II. TompSins,
Wm. Moiler.
Y. K Warner.
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The parties WHO received the above signatures ,.st ,.
time did lot permit them to ca mach larger nar6sr .,
fEnI and merchants Known be heartily in hyor Of
election Of Gen. Mcclellan.
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The 2i.t Ward Eniin,s the Nomination.
foF Conrsssi
WILLIAM T.. DODGE.
Tr citizen, he 2Ii W.rt Irrespective Of rey no Hp
prJv- Inc selection 90. .,a Tor occ nY,ed 70
rofac With tler famine 70 Loostt hN sJdst east oi
BTo,ds,, His ts,'eldsy) ENE%lNG, a. Il O'Clock.
Hon. II. =. ,UDDiNHItI
wa. 81 RIls holis,
Col FAl'hEElE
Wn WALTER PH1Ps,
sjl obe. cLcn, u The ward Of both rites VII spesh
JAMES w. BrFKMAN, Prcs.t,nt
NORRIS gErilIlM,
CORrLAhDf PALMlk and Others,
j. ;ss a. S e. .assrooD |s'es ''''f'''''-''
yonus MEMS RorubIican Union.
HEADQUARTERS CORNER BROADWAY AND IIlg
TEEEIiI.sr
\ PUBLIC MEETING
WA b, bold at the above hoiIquarler,,
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 81, AT O'CLOCK
Tho Meeting y ~ be addressed
WIN. CURTIS MOVES, ESQ,
PROF. &. f.. MANSFIELD,
CAPT. GEO. l.. MOVES.
And other speakers
Union Mas ree,,ng a, tIosd'y and Forty .s,,o,s
Speakers: Msj JAaES HaGoEnIf. Capt, UEo; T.
MOVES, the fion. JOSHUA a. VAN COTr, the Hon
RUFUS h. Andrews the Hon. HORACE MAYNARD
OF Tenn Andersons Lujn Glec Crb will sing Ladies arc
tnyltsd 10 attend seats reserved GEO L. BRADFORD
! PRECEDENT; HIpis W BAsrsr Secretary.
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5prtial Nolirrs.

Continued from Fifth Page.
s~hcrcl's sea " ccd Tonic-rhc best Tonic In Tie
World Sold Il HELNBOiD'5 Dag Store. ncz, 10 Metro
poliisn Hotel
scbenck's rulD,onic syrup cu'os Coughs Colds aud
Consumption. Sold st HELMBOLps Chemical Hs'ehouse,
10. 81 Broadway ne,i to Metropolitan Hotel
Necklaces for Misses.
TWO. THREE EisE. IiGUT Ten. FIFTEEN, e.
THIRTY DOLLARS each. 10. sG'e by
4. G.. ALLEN,
no. as hroadv'y. one jcol below Cana street
Elegant Pnrl- Clocks. ErSuze and Marble,
RICH biNNER srRN iCrS, rIAltAhf. Ac.. SCI ~ N.ry
low priees. chIsGION HkOrliEHS,
Nos. go and l4J Fulton IT., Brook n.
Pazt OGlrc Natirc.-rfe Mails far iht UNITED AihG.
DON nd tua GDN1lSLNt, W ClLLN.IIMt and
LIVERPOOL per steamer CITY OF WASHINGTON, AMI
for the GfhMAN STATES VIA HANb' re- p~r steamer
TEtTONIh, VIII close - tls Office OF SATURDAY, thr
th dsy Ooob.f, itl ocyr. M, and -t the upown
Office. loioys. Stations \ and b. !" Stu'ios ana
d. "a a. III; Stations l. AMI r. = Station q. q.
JAMES NJ LIZ, fosinl-sfef.
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HON. BENJAMIN T.. MANTERRF.
a MASS RhrlFiCNrlON MEETIEG ior sie abe %
resul.r hior nomination, wi be held
TUESDAY EVENlhO, Nor. :, ie,,
pe1uetr Dpsn-cry, corner Iscutyflir's End seeo -
ave. a. O'Clock.
SEATS RESERVED FoR LADIES'
Rev WN. II. BO8LE. Rev r. ". HiIFifLD Hea.
A. !. n. DyossNE, Hon. WALDO iGrI3ihf, o.
BRIEL HARRISON. 1il., aid GEORGE pEli~lLiiGES
vii address N. meeting
4 Gee Club VIII De 10 s'i.nS-ies.
CErHAs BltAlNKRD, Presided.
Gro p DAVIS secrssiry.
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

the dulest day this department for years. ne market
depressed sad rates nomiually lower. To London
so hhdS tobacco at 2fs 900 bbls -four Is Cd To
Glasgow, per steamer 100 terces bsef at Is. Wheat
could naveb shipped TO HvHlod at 4kd. md nor
at 10Ed, W American vessels For San Francisco there
gnl ssipenls the berth sad the market 10 very
dull: We mote engagements vt zee. neasurement and
20. per ID. weight To MelbOurne Sc per fost and 70
Sydney, k.,s.w, 37Ec. 4sc. British bark was char
tered 60 Cork and market with 400 bbis petroleum
cortinor.: and ship frea Phiadelphs 10 Pensacola,
with coal, at $40 per toe
MoIAssSs The market quiet and priess wee
wholly nominal sales CT bbls. New Orleans a. 81 ~
81 49,
pE1RoIEu1a -Recepis, I!Ts bbls The decline in gold
Inclined 10 do thing tne of business The
prices 46C l7c. Tor GRADE 77c T9c for
refined tip bondI and SAC. SGc fs free Severed liIs
lots picked up AZ prices aoding criterion TO the
market and we therefore omit tnern.
4PfsrIa1Ns Receipts, 357 bids. lard and al pks
cot meals TIE four market opened dui and heavy,
closed frner, with fair deensad, saes 900 obs
pert last evening, $40 Sal Tor old msss s4z SIN
SAC rs for 40 cloSirk at the latter price; $50 a
$ss so for prime mess and $40 Si2 so for Prime
option at si3 25 a s43 5o Beef was quiet; saes 800
bbs. 8 Sl2 Sl5 for country mess $40 for country
prime, SIS $40 Tor repacked mess and see $2e for
extra DO; prime mess beef was quiet and unchanged
tic. for shoulders, lsc. lsc. fos. hams 2oc
e4c for bigsed do The lard market arm snd quite
active sales 8 geo hbls. at 23E &c. Butter and
cheese quiet at previous prices Te
Ros-Tbe market was very quet. with snaail-saies at
prev ious prices ss34 #GNMM.
Z suoAR-The demand was very active, bnt prices were
trihe easier Sales Of 5i3 hhds q 20 22c. Relned
was in demand but prices were scarcely as flrn
WHsKEy-Receipts, 29l bbIs Market without decided
Change. Sales $50 bbs. at 81 7ek so FOR westera
The New York herald., 1864-09-12
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.


SUNDAY. Sept IL, 1854
rne two leading sensations d week IN wall street
have been the gold the 1881 osu- The
gold markss opcned with esostenea 0 Monday lHs
succeeded Tuesday and Wednesday whsch
was followed durug the rest Of the wek ~
renewed excitemsnt and lowe Fosstions The
price opeaed on Monday al es5, nom which u
sold up 10 s42s wednes3sy Il iAs stesday dsc'ued
10 flSS whioh was the lcsesi point touched on satr
day, ue last recorded prlce 10 tAe sheet hens,
however 2le&. rspy and tpen relapse
are looked Tor. sae loan has proved great
success. 50 t~ as the bidding for II ~ conces+ed
The aggregate si the bids S72 &c ,7So, and nine
ten.hs Of the accepted portion a thirty sud hair
NATIONS sad 10 be al pr'ce above lo4.
The stock muzfst has beea without mrlch snirnausn
dprices csutsse low, wits soorsug tendeacy. The
speculative feelsBe Las been he'd in ohsck by The new
loan hanging tho money msrs,si and the uuce~-
taniy or tie ef the stcr ewing 20 The auos
psted drain asn TO meet th ana the oglsr goYear-
noat boans, well the Withdrawals OF deposits On
Western account. There no prospect Of steingeaey
the Supply call loans, however, unless ths demand
should become heavy, which IS not likely before he
Presiderisi eecton passes Ineres ong dis
position among operators promote activity but Jrst
tnsE attentions distracted by the excitement IL
the god marks.
MoSey has been easy to stock houses IN consequence
the limited demand at per cent on ca bat in
the dscount line has been active the Tor irst
paper ranging srom eight per cent, and
ordinary from ten 70 twelve.
In foreign exchange there has not been much dong
and the rates have beer variable, in sympathy with
gold The closing quotations os sterling at sight,
los 10e for gold.
The following were the quotations. for railroad and mis-
csaneous god and government securities at the
close OF esch OF the pas: four weeks
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

Tho balance remaining In the hands Of the Assistant
Treasurer Saturday was SIS, ,6sS 22s.
The condition OF the banks in Massachusetts, out OF
Boston, for Eve weeks ending September reported as
foows-capta stock sa5 oOe 5oo loans and discourts
$54 575 specie In bank 81 so lo3 balances other
banks payable demand, $5,o7i ,24s; total
due from other banks Sc 53s le2 total amount due
other banks ssS5 os2 deposits s12 27o37o circulation
$2l ,e77,37o
The following table shows the receipts OF gold the
United States branch mint in San Francisco during the
fiscal year ending with June 1854 aud tue from
which the treasure derived
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

me foiiowms ngures show thu snossi q trane on.
.on. of the mst important Of railroads dsrug ths
The New York herald., 1864-09-12
CITY COW MERcIAL REPORT.

SA1UFbAY, sept 10, ISb4
AsHxs.-Recept mona. Market inactive and quota.
tioEs wholly Bomipsl.
RsxAbsrUps Receipts, 3,o5e bbs -four, 55l bbls. and
500 bags corn meat 50 so2 bushels wheat, 1853 do.
corn ls757 do. oats and rs do. matt Ths nonr market
was duh ard oppressed and l5c 3oc lower, with more
sellers shan buyers notwithstanding continued light sup
plies present and weeks proepsctvsiy There we're
no buyers outs,de Of local trade who operating
for present necessities only Trade brands, in the alb
ssnce Of any export demand, were relatively much
nrmer shipping grades Sales 1000 bbls. State and
western 800 souhero, and $50 canncsn. Rye aour was
dun ana grooming, with small salcs al So 81 TO- Corn
,oasI whDiy nom We
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

A TLAsTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE.
~ ~ r.. September ~, lS5i.-Notice Is hereby given
that the alterations tie banking hsang been
piefcd, ng wifi be resumed from
ana after this date NJ. D. VAN PELT, President
Jos. l.. CuoPER. Secretary
The New York herald., 1864-09-12
DRoPOSALs FOR
MORRIS AND Essen RaILRoAp COMPANY
OF 500. 500 AND $1,000,
REDkEMhBLE IN FIFTY YEARS


PIRsT MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
REDkEMABLB IN FIFTY YEARS.
With coupons payable New YORK,
And provision for sinking fund for tho redemption a
maturity.
Ihese bonds are portion OF issue the whole amount
OF VIII ch s 5000 U aud offered for sale for the
pose of the road from Hackssown, the present
termnus 70 rhippsbnre opposite EasJn aud for build
ing double track furnishing rolling s,ocRteducng grades
constructing branches, &c.
The Morris and Esser Railroad when estsndsd, will
maze close connection with the Lehgh Valley Railroad
and viii become OF the most important avenues for
the tansporatsn Of coal from the Lengh TO New
Ysrk aud Will al form part Of the through line
Crcnneu and Chicaso and the Great West generally
Lchgh VALLEY. Allentown PennsyivanT Central and Pitts
burg Fort Wafne ana Chicago Railroads
Brown and Peter Cooper Trnstscs uron OF the
eted aud a the OF from
Hudson river aH0boken, totbe Desvsvr river at Phil
psburg and other extensions oontesp atom. aclu
al rights rea estate, equipment snt other property
sealed proposals Tor these bonds vii be rec- sef utt
TUESDAY Septstcr az at3 o'clock r w., fur whole
Or any fsri or ONE hlLLiUS DOLLARS
Psrwe making proposals will the amount Of
desred the denosnnatoa ana prise hundred dol
Ten and the premrvH "a be paid ~ the time
OF ards OF the bids and ninety rer cent on delivery 0
sonds twhes will Be IN three ea'A' Instruments IN
thuy ssa s.nety days sr the Whole amout be
y q nj The tss 0 the awards - "
RE ,ut Is peservas and al Of the bids II
the interest OF the temlanv requte~ ~
EaaA proposal shcu sea'cs anbN endorsed Propoas
for bprrss and Esles Nskfoad Company Bonds ana
enso-ea 10 second vespe addressed 20 D. vermilye
Ne-atk. Kew jerry eahv cf wsos wn fssnish prnted
espsas ~ Ha whisk santaias fun ~ formation
'''e' = ~ ISAAC VAN wAsBNEN, p~easursr
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

DurIsg the FIRST eight months OF the present year
1Ss $50 bales of American cotton imported into
Great Britain which, in that country worth nearly
forty millions Of dollars in gold. Nearly every bale Of
this cotton the blockade, and the ouk OF it
taken the Rio Grande river from Texas, and
shipped from Mexican ports the Gu since the lst
OF January. 1868 England has received 200 2 bales OF
cotton which was grown in the United States.
The financial transactions Of the United States Sub
Treasury n this city during The past eek exhibited
In the following table