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HAI1ptoRE. Oct A graf turn out Of thu
Trades Union Assoetattons Of baltimore look p1aes
1nnse meeting In Monument Sqtlare. tn support Of
the eight hour eJstem.R
, 1865-10-04

Census returns received at the Office Of the
Secretary Of State at Springfield, giee tho popnla-
ton d the following additional cornt1es to those
heretofore published: Richtand. Hiss; Lee, o.
$50; Wayne, 1900; Edwards, 6, 1s9; Bond, 17,47l.
, 1865-10-04
VOL. XIX.

two Of rhieh took effect In his breaat and hack.
TIE wounded man was taken to st. Aary's Hos
pital, where his wounds were pronounced mortal
lie gave his name AZ Andrew ClearJ and says he is
a rtu.ncd soldier.
, 1865-10-04
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eases ccradcstts Of seizure Weze given aad Others
have no vouchers. All can te present Un1onists
and seccstiontsts :fe mixed together.
THE FRE-KMP11ox EunEAu.
The monthly rcport Of the Prc-empt1on Bureau
etatcs that during the month Of September there
were admitted Of claims known Il widows, ofphans
tered: of,nsaiids, 1,ss csses were r admittea I'd
98 rejected. A total OF a,75y claims were acted
rron. Eighteen thousand four huRdred and sixty
inieinatiun md esitenee T asSed fo1 ( b. claimsn,s
geon's certificates Of disability. were Irec,ved,
making total Of Is HU eoldiers discharged for dis
ab,ly ifoen ihe asnlles Of The United s:a,es aace
Januar1, 1865
INTERVAL nEyESrE
The receipts from internal revenue to-day amount
ed 10 oser two million three hundred thousand dol
Inrs.
EE01xzS7s Mustered OUT.
Another order was issued from the War Depart
mept to-day, mastering oct 4ixtscn regiments sud
eaEpar:es. Amons them ase the M M a1ssh Illinois,
con paniea and NJ I'd Ohio csvaliy, 9th Wiseon-
s;n. Company II, ID heavy, and companies 4 and u
I'd TeurfE fE]yau1a heavy artiller?.
THE ST, Lou1s rosr oFT1rc CONTEST.
President johnson ha: Informed a prominent
OF the St. Louis Postmastership until the meeting
Of Congress, to enabse hun to confer with the
nesnte1s Eum that State.
rAnuoxs.
One hundred snd ninety pardon warrants were
e'6+~ - '"' 'e
Crer twelve huntItrd freedmen have lett this
District within the past month, TO accept employ
msnt IN NoEtns ssasfs ~ III me nfeeasn2 ~, nnsrao sso
Noyth for Iabore1z.
The yT4hlfn~ton Defencfx-TIe y-cte-
r,.-ar-r- <-.,.,>- -, 1.< 1.o-+r.,t-a,
- ~ pH ~ W so n'.Is
-Ncec1ftk0l ktltcfn21 A&e &esenue-4Aaf"
t1&N NfR~,, Mad
Zen: Rt,t1rr Teuderx His Ys.xEtnn-
AA "@A7
, 1865-10-04

@THE GRHAr Goio GIT sA1E-The rush to th6 gold
E1fs sale Of E. II. 8tefu, continues great ever
and the proprietor seems determined deserve and
retain hts popularity. He hss Just received large ad
ditlou to bis stock comprising ,nsny Of tue most val
uahic articles Offered which he Is distributing aiming
Ills patrons Zach gift costs two dollart. There
no blanks and no need bny without knowing what
4tNn nj
, 1865-10-04

Certificate from WEE. Gale, Press.unn with
Jones d SmalG, l42:ss Lake Street.
A. II. DELIGHT: had been entirely bald for liz
yenFss had used several h3tr tesor3uEes without re-
ceivinE any benen and had almost given up hopes Of
eye: hartnS ny hsir restored. Hearing your Spanish
Dent ctttxens, decided TO try bottle. After using
part Of IT nly hatr commented growing, and Asn rat
ls1ed that ii short t.rae viii hare heaYy growth
OF ta1F.
, 1865-10-04
SPANISH LUSTRAL !
Read the Proof!

Certificate from Fl. A. Gregory. formerly
with Van Eta, Friedman T. Company.
a. II. DEL1GHT-Dear Sir. scvetul years a.o my
hair commenced falling o. and continued TO do 50.
although TIED puInhcf Of pIepa.aous fof Restoring
nnu us!ug your Spanish Lustral have received great
bcnst from It. and convinced that It il the only
aure article In n2rket that WILL restore the haiF+
, 1865-10-04
READ THE FOLLOWING FROM TIE CHICAGO
-. PAPERS,

"ETxz's G61D GRIT sAIE.-The.e IL no abatement
n the interest manifested BY the gold sitt sale Of
z. H. Ssetn At 10 South Clark street The store is
thrnnSed day and evening By tho ctlzens Of Chcago
and ndsa7oRndsng country eaaer to inyest- Everybody
buys from 10 fty envelopes paying only quarter
hr earh, and secures equivalent, besides check
enstt1Eug him to something OF greater or less value
Whit astice he may draw Is plainly stated. and 1t b
ahoTn to him. Nothing be faIr or equitable
The goods distributed vary desirable and ali GOOD
quality They arc 1nst what they are represented to
be. No deception IL ptact.aed. The manager ofsh!s
concern relies up continuance OF custom from the
sssnc patrons. and endeavors 10 satisfy all who ca.
1hose who want anything IN the WY OF Watches Jew
city. plated ware fancy goods, had better call 1t E.
H. etcans. and see how mach hay ean receive In that
way for q small snn.''
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CertintRtc frnm o. Hcard4lec, Eenerni Ag't
C.&N. ". 4. W., Escnnaba, Mich.
A, 81. DRL161r: My hair had been rapidly fhll!ug
of for time and waa fast becoming hald, unt
1comHeneet using yonr l.ustral- Now my hair has
ceased falling. and is growing nicely.
, 1865-10-04

MAyoH GEsERAL CnAs. r. WOODS.
Bishop Wilmer Is well known in this city, lie Is
afra,tor Of the deepest dye. having encouraged re-
der Of Richmond. He ltrcs IN Green county, this
state. where II Il to be hoped he Will remain until
he hae rtpenied and become converted. DIS.
, 1865-10-04
FROM D& MOINES.

Ren&ou Defeated on the Stump By Gov.
Stonc-lnteFestIll.P Political Matters.
Census Returns Work on tho VALLEY
Railroad.
, 1865-10-04
UNDERWEAR

ITO SHERaLAN'S .ARAIY,-1
L will mali to any address, for 80 ccats beautiful
Photograph OF Kcne5aw Mountain. The view Ia taken
from BIZ ShAnty, and show W - time When Ills n9oker
nne-7 perfect germ. Fddrcs. &. n. SArLLER, BOZ
181, Hamilton, Hancock County. nj. psi
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COPFgE dull and prices nominal at NC, gold,

| for prime Rio.
GRxAsx-We note sales of Is, 900 lbs at 1oc cash.
1RoN-Thc market was steady, but quiet. Small sales
american american pig are making at s37 $as and Of
changed English rails may be obtained at $5s, gold
and American at 800 currency.
MoIAssEs-Thc market was dull and only small sales
were made at SOC. 6Oc. for Porto Rico
OHs.-Linseed was dull, but prices were nomnay the
same Small sales were making at 81 15a 81 IT,
PROVISIONS 10 bbls beef 500 do pork, 81
packages cut meats 26 do lard The pork market was
again excited and under strong bull movement prices
went up about 81 Dbl on new mess on the spot sales
having been made at 1927 so. Pork offered freely
for August at 50 Dbl. less without finding takers.
There is corner in prime pork which, II rightly
Ss cash San and regular sura sales
for new mess 81 Is 1925 for old, $40 80 $40 for
s%s ssd @ $40 for prime also 1p as
Beef was steady with moderate inquiry The sales
were 500 hhds at s1oa $l4 for and si2 SIS for
sales at $25 $27 So Baron remained dull and nomi-
nal Cut meats were steady with sales of 400 packages
Lard was heavy with saos Of 500 packages at 15c
1sc, including some extra at 15kc Butter steady
sc sUs ioF ana s 2yG ss Sac Tor state
spirit in the market Saturday not continued to-
day. the demand having been quite light and the trans
actions moderate The advance established Saturday,
however, was sustained The sales were 2 500 bbls.
crude nearly all at 34kc, and 100 do refined in bond
in lots, at SOC. Sic Free quiet at soc 70c at
which small sales were effected
RcE.-The market was quiet, and we have only to
note small sales OF Rangoon at exc 1oc.
SUGAR-Thc market was depressed ut the opening,
and Saturdays prices scarcely sustained but at
the close the market strong, with upward ten
dency The sales were 100 hhds at 10c for Cuba
covado 1870. 13c for Porto Rico Havana sold 10
moderate extent at 10c a 12c.
TEA.-We note sales of 5000 packages green and
colored Japan, on private terms.
TArLow was heavy, but no lower The sales
100, 600 lbs. at 10hc. lOac.
WooL-The market steady, but the tendency of
prices downward The impression pretty general
that the crop will be obtained the basis of SOC.
The sales 95 900 lbs domestic eeces mainly at 60c
n for In n for M no
some choice Ohio at higher rate. Foreign woods are
quiet and scarcely so firm.
wIHsKEY.-Reccipts, 525 bbls. The market dull,
heavy lower The sales 200 bbls Western
at 81 O5 a 81 OF, closing at So o.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A WHOEVER, OF MIDDLE AGE, MODERATE FOR.
n tune and high standing wishes 20 form the acauant
Of some highly interesting young lady with view 10
matrimony She must be Literally educated prcpossessng
In appearance possessed Of equal fortune and highly and
respectfully connected Address In confidence week.
Hamilton, station A. Spring street. N. Y.
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A CARD
New YoRx, June g. 1855.
We the undersigned board the steamship
New York. from Bremen and southampton to this port de-
extend thanks TO Captain Oterendorp and his
officers for the gentlemany and treatment which
received their hands during the entire
Many Of have frequently crossed the but has sci
dom been fortune make the trip under ia
vorabe In Captain Otercndorp recognize the
thorough the accomplished gentleman the true
friend We therefore cordially commend the New York
steamship in worthy the patronage of Trans-A
lanc being well assured that who makes
passage IN her will ever REGRET having done 80.
j. w. DIX, MARTIN JOSEPH,
G. y. SCHENCE A. NEWSTADER,
n. L. BOLLES E. GAIL,
j. HUNT, T.. JOSEPH
&. DEGENER, j. FISHER
JOHN II. ROiKE j. SCHREIBER,
S. ROPKE, PROF HERMANN,
Aud many others.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY. June 5-6P IA. 3
AsHEs-Receipts, SO packages. The market again
dull and prices the same.
BRxADsrUrFs. % 525 bbls -four, 240 do and
1877 bags corn meal H. 200 bushels whoat 49, 1854 do
corn, 62975 do. oats. II, 1925 do malt and 5000 do
barley. The flour market again dull and heavy and
prices continued their downward march TO the extent Of
10c. l5c. from Saturdays quotations The sales
only about bills at the decline quoted the market
closing dull and heavy at quotations Rye -four was
dull and nominal. Canada -four dull and SC. 10c
lower with sales Of $50 bbls Southern -four was dull
and prices without being decidedly lower favored the
buyer the sales were 600 bbls. Corn meal was un-
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SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY IN THE CITY
Of Richmond at the of Arch Eighth streets
known the Franklin Paper MIL and owned 6y the Bevi
dera Manufacturing Company for sale at auction
request Of the President and Directors the Bcvcra
Manufacturing Company shall sell auction on the pre-
misses, Thursday the 18th OF June 1865 at clock NJ
the above valuable property the buildings which
half acre, and Is supplied with the basin OF the
j. r. and X. Company at the annual rent OF 500 II has
ample water power, which be supplied three different
points and affected by freshets In river The
property Is also supplied with spring conveyed
through by iron pipes The stone and brick walls still
standing and contain large quantity OF valuable materials
suitable FOR rebuilding The site Is well al ipted for first
class paper mill Touring mill other pur
poses and s believed " be- themost valuable mill site now
on the market for the that the water rcnts
and the superior After the sale OF the site All me
machinery pertaining to first class paper mill viii 1e sYa
consisting " cast iron water wheels Fourdrtnier ana GYM
der Machines In damaged state also two steam
%x2o horse power The different kinds q Iron VIII pe NJ
ranged In lots 10 suit bidders Among the lot nee "
quantity OF copper and brass Terms accommodating ana
MAY 81 issS H%RRisON, GoDDIN 4 APPERsON.
~ B.-Nor,hern capitalists wishing any lurtner miorma
regard valuable properly are referred 70
Mr.. Alex whyte now residing a. 80 weM rory second
street. York. and Harrison Co.. ~ new street, IN the
same city
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u IN FAVOR OF SUSTAINING THE ADMINIsrRA.
AT f RE 55SrE aPH ISsSlftrr,
Wednesday Evening 81 June T. a, O'Clock
Mior THONGS AID rfhkY VIII pprss"
with Vice Admiral FARRAGuT' are also expected to be
Cow Gov. 5 HFYSf z K ( bEET9S'
Lieut.. Gov. Tiios. @: ALvoRD,
HON Hon. h PHS,SL T + RaGfSfsoS'
i ion JAS. Il. SY E,
Hon Hon. M M9h4 n E gkEEtEY'
Hon JAS r BRADY,
and other eminent speakers have been invited address the
BY order of the Eaecn aEo Committee nit
cHAs. s. STRONG, Secretary.
INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS
SATioT issd 4IgS aN lo gHASElL'"'
opposite the Park
LIFE n1s G%p pENypoWMENr POLICIES ON THE PURE
''' ~ LY MUTUAL PLAN,
rRAvELLEnsa u M 4 %S AND, AMP GENERAL
the hotel and railway or sisamboa ticket occs any o'
We & N FRINGE RoH Wee r rssSiSs%'
ASHER s. MILLS, Secretary
MEXICO MExICo-THE EXCEEDINGLY KIND AND
M generous offer rendered by several ladies Of tie cities of
supporters of the Monroe doctrine has been received by the
win Immediately be acted upon by the members thereof
MISSING SOLDIERS OPTICAL RECORD or FOUR
M teen thousand who have died In rebel prisons Orig
nal burial certificates taken from the dead bodies of
whose they bear Fee for search ST. Apply 2l2
Broadway, Office 0.
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY THE
~ regular monthly meeting OF this Society will be held at
Metropolitan Rooms 100 Hester street Tuesday evening
June 1865 al eight O'Clock punctual attendance Is re-
quesed business of importance will be brought before
'''''' ~ '"'" "''' ). IT, WILLIAMS, Vice President
JONI ROGERS, Recording Secretary.
NoT1CE.-fuE MEMBERS OF ARCrURUs LODGE
IN No 2i p IA. NJ, hereby summoned to attend
special communication their lodge rooms Nos si7 and $40
the purpose paying the last token Of respect their
| brother, 4. II. Egbert. BY order OF tue MASTER
D. 9. KELLER, Secretary.
MATRIMONIAL.
| A WHOEVER OF MIDDLE AGE MODERATE FOR.
n tune and high standing wishes 20 form the acluant
Of highly interesting young lady with view to
matrimony She must be literally educated prepossessng
in appearance possessed Of equal fortune and highly and
respectfully connected Address confidence one
Hamilton, station A, Spring street. N. u
DANCING ACADEMIES.
| RRooKEs, DANCING ACADEMY, sl BRooME ST.
ID CLOSING SOTREES FOR THE SEASON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE
| WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE H.
| BALLET MASTER DUMARs PRIVATE DANCING
ID Academy, "a West Fourth street near Broadway Lea
every day and night Redowa waltz and dauoss
l Taught Uerfectu la six private lessop-
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Tho market for wheat, both spring and winter was
dull and heavy, though prices wero not decidedly lower
The sales only 10 900 bushels at 81 so for common
winter red Western 81 so for amber Michigan, 81 SO
for Chicago spring and 50 for white Canada. Rye
dull and nominal. Barley was quiet Malt was dull and
prices wholly nominal Oats less active and
prices lrmer There fair sales at 66c. 6Sc
for Western, and CSC. do. to arrive.
CorTON-The market was dull, heavy and lower. The
sale al,0
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DRO0KEs' DANCING ACADEMY, 36I BRooME ST.
ID CLOSING SOTREES FOR THE SEASON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE T.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE ia
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REGATTAS.

yn Yacht Club yin take place on wednesday. Jone
members and Invited guests will leave EultoR fer half.
past eleven 4. N, ~
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BILLIARDs.

r DEcKFR,s IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
IL Patent Cushions "A splendid stock of Tables ready
for sbippng -Four Pocket and Carom Tables second hand
rabes Trnmnas &c Removed 10 235 Canal street. corner
Centre,
NroTIcE-A A MEETING OF THE UNITED STATES
~ and the European Billiard Congress IL resolved
hold convention in the city of New York about the
first September next for the purpose Of arranging the
rules and regulations by which said Congress will DO
erncd All Communications from the members and all who
wish further information will please address w. H. 0r.
9Th, Secretary Nv Futon strset N X -. 49,
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sasi
FINANCIAL
-7-l9l~----~-~|l--
PROPOSALS FOR .um
RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS.


Of COUNTY Of NEW YORK.
Sealed proposals will be received the Compollers Office
until Wednesday, the 14h day of June 1865 at two O'Clock
r. M when the Will be publicly opened for the pur
chase Of the whole par, of the of fifty thousand
dollars $00O of Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds No of
the county of New York authorized BY chapter and
Of the Board OF Supervisors approved by the Mayor
June I5 1864.
The said bonds will bear interest at the rate OF six per cent
per annum payable half yearly the LIST day Of May and
November IN each and the principal will be redeemed
on the list day of November, 1882.
The proposals viii state the amount of bonds desired and
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and the
whose proposals accepted will thereupon he required
deposit with the County Treasurer at the Broadway Bank
the sums awarded TO them respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts of the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled TO
receive bonds for equal amounts of the value OF the
payments.
Each proposal should be scaled and Endorsed Proposals
for Riot Damages Indemnify Bonds No 2 aud the
closed second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
The right Is reserved all OF the bids II
sdered ~ protect promote the interest Of The
county MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller.
CRY OF NEw YORK. DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
CoMrrRoLLER's OFFICE, June 3. 1866
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A STRAWBERRY SHOW AT THE OFFICE OF THE
n American Agriculturst, Al Park row, Thursday
afternoon June and Thursday June 10 under the
Fruit Society $50 premiums offered.
Schedule of prizes and conditions 10 be seen at the Office or
all Contributions of fruit solicited Fruit TO he tables
befor 4 NJ
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OFFICE OF TIE BREyooRT PETROLEUM com.
~ pany, l26 Maiden lane, New Yorkrhe Board OF Trus
tees have this day declared dividend Of FIVE cent on the
capital stock the month Of May payable and after the
10th Inst The transfer books win be closed from the 7b 10
the 10th, inclusive. u, q, SCHOFIFLD Secreisrx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31
Newcals tie Coal

THE LESSEEs OF THE ABOVE COMPA
/ ny will be prepared to deliver coal at Gold
Tlill on and after November 2lst. 1864. from their
depot. ge South c street, Virginia, on the follow
ing terms -, .5,.L III
Orders, which may be left at 80 South C street,
for IL toms and over, $50 per ton. 't''ih
Orders for less quantities. SOS per ton.
Cash on delivery, except where other arrange
mems may be made
noIs ID JAS. MeEvII.Y, superintendent
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! yv,nas nnfl I.io,,otY-s.i-f

Wines and Liquors. ,
WE HAVE JUST RECEIvED FROM THE
w Bay, new and choice stock OF Foreign and
American Wines, Bran1les and other Liquors, which
we ODER at remarkably Low Hates ForCash. IL
K0RN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill, june ", isR4. InlT
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Prohibits special legislaiiou in regard to cor
porations except for munisipal purposes, but
allows corporations To be formed under general
laws. Property Of corporations is subject 10 tax.
alton Ike thar Of individuals. CorpoTasors In
corporations formed under che laws of the State
shall not be individually liable for the debts or
Liabilities of such corporations. No bank notes or
paper Of any Kind can be allowed 10 circulate as
money except the Federal currency and the notes
of banks authorized under the lnws Of Congress-
General laws must be passed for the organization
of cities and towns, and restricting their powers
of taxation assessment. borrowing money. con-
tracing debts and loaning their credit except for
procuring supplies Of water. The State Is pro-
hibised from looming or giving money or its cred
IT, or subscribing TO the stock Of any corporation
or association, exespt for educational or charita.
Die purposes. Counties. cities, towns and other
mnnieipal corporations are prohibited from be
coming ntAckholderA or ldaiing their credit in aid
Of any company, corporation or association, Eek
espt railroad companies, eorpoTasionpoTa ssocia-
tious" . 2 p s&,E S5tF 80
The material changes in this Article from the
old Constitution are. permitting the circulation Of
tue notes Of banks authorized under the laws of
Congress, emitting the proyiso Which authorized
tnr state TO tStne bonds not exeeeting So 600
IN aid of the sPaeiae Railroad, and authorizing
counties, eitiss and towns to loan their credit In
aid OF railroad enterprises