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POLITICAL.
CARD FROM CHARLES r. LOFw

"A CARD FROM CHARLES X. LOFW.
IA candidate for Alderman Of the 19,h D,,,ict n
having been tur,eht 10 INV noice tbat cer,.In Ill
disposed persons intend TO pat and circulate hand
canvass 1 would bc,sIv warn N, ,ri.,s. "a - ~
citizens Of the 18Th Aldenanie District sgnins sv-
candidate Tor tbeIy snarnScS un,iI .,ndo,r, ~, ~ =
hon day. CHARLES b. LOEw. ia
ELNllON NOIlCE-PURSUANT 10
N,!ne Itovlsions Of the Laws o. this state, Pablo
Suce merely given, BY the common Council Il
the City of New York, that election viii be held
In the several Election Districts Of the various ards
o. s.id Sity' on ne rIRsT " hSDAY Of December
~. Iii. ~ .nS ~ ~ nay o. bhyhh isp3.
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POLITICAL
A CARD FROM JOHN W

a CARD FROM JOHN W. FARMER :
he. a; convinced that the tue intefcsfs ~ ,bo
mon Psrt' IA ms city Gun be best suu,eryed In,
we conoildAti0n OF all true and oya men mon on q
nR INV ulhs TO sllo" any action Of mine 10 dArnaso
IN any" 60 the hopes o. the people m eiectug the
fHht nau for the office, do hereby y.ithtrav -
name O. candidate Tor Mayor, aud esrne,tIv ,r.o
upon al my friends east their yotca Tor aud 10 ON
ne 70 eeeuhg sAfSbAlL q. ROBERTS, Tho sylc
true pairqlsln honesty aui ability IN tc di,ehsr'o
OF pubic ln'ief; and it should commend MIN 4" 10
saAItse OF Ail "hn dsiItefl8 Cllr Dc lac reform In
our mun'clpI goycrAltnt. EspucaiIr do soir
my nnms.ol; klni irieni. nmons the noble band Of
MI MARSHALL q. ROBERrs, . 5smtiy,,s.rliI9I
hss awsys proved his oye ior them ly his rci on
JOIN w. FARMER. New York. bee Id. 1sS ia
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MOTiCL-THE MEMBERS OF THE IA.
= NOR Astnew |. d. I. a. Is. Parent soc ETY. are
ho.ihe1 10 attend their regular mCutuy m rfiu, ,r
luesi.j vcniu; Dec bih, 1t their Hall III GfootIe
VA. hAl.Is, Rec. Sec lid l"
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wanted. ..,s
Tau mud inter CIoihi fr Ncu aud
boys Ia larfCst ussO.tu.cu- ~ t-prH te.t rtyle,
an p'.ce .t@. L. u. Iia4wii 81 and . Bowe.y. sZi
Whec!cr & wilson Lock stitch sewing
hrehinc AID Baton Hole MaeAluc. 40. G25 GfoAd-
way, \. \. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-05

hthnoioay.-A New History Of Civ1iza-
ton Indians In Ameries American biographical
Society Destiny Of Amercs. Fowler q wells, $50
Broadway soa
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WI '"c"u heintions.-Norkfo for Women.
uecohd article)' by MIR. George Washington WHY'S,
In Dec. No. chronological Journal, 90 eta Fowler &
Wells, $50 broadway. 800
FILES Piles :! Piles !!!-An you have to
do i' to try enc bottle OF striekl.nd's Pile Remedy
IL will cure In three days. No mistake. Wen, d
60. 1l5 Franklin IT. Agents 41e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
FRIDAY. Jnly p. NJ.

Gold opened at 1924, and was firm all day, closing
Of 1899. The deliveries are made with less expense
70 borrowers, but the market cannot be quoted
otherwise than livery strong"
Gold-bea1ing Governments, and indeed every
thing in the form of National obligations are firm,
and in active demand, not only from spectators
but by investors. The 5-20s are quoted, new, 100
0lO5l; old lO5l8lO5s. A large business has been
done in 1905 old, at 99f; lOiJs were sold at 9Ia
B75. All Border State stocks are strong and
held firmly No Tennessee is are offered under
"a. The miscellaneous shares Ann. Quicksilver
sold at Gil. Atlantic Mail l56. Railway shares
arc strong and the disposition to operate for an ad
vance increases. The argument CT the Bulls is
very brief, ard is confined to the declaration that
from the present harvest tho entire railway system
Is secure of al the business it can do for the next
SIX months, and that under the influence Of con-
tnual large earnings the profits Will improve in
market value. After the ca { prices were lower
under Gales TO realize profits t at the public ses-
sion the market rallied and uli prices were paid.
movement is on foot in Chicago and North
Western, and 6lS was paid for the stock rise ofJ
per cent in as many days. At Second Board the
market was very steady on the general hit Rock
Island was very strong and sold at lO7. North
Western Preferred sold at CT. In the street. the
market was strong. The closing quotations were:
New-York Central, 96l; Eric, Sl2 Hudson, llO4;
Reading, 9ss; Michigan Southern, 63i H. Central,
1867 Cleveland and Pittslurgh, 20; Rock Island
1911; Northwestern, 28l; The Preferred, S2li
Fort Wa ne, 90.
Money remains abundant on call at4 per cent,
and at the latter rate large sums remain idle. In
commercial bills no change 6Ia9 per cent is the
rate for best to quite ordinary paper
Exchange is duh and fayors the buyer Bills at
60 days on London are selling at lO89l0s2 for
commercial l0s2 0lO94 for bankers do, at short
sight, 1904 allO.
The operations of the Philadelphia Mint for June
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l., Central Park for drive. While there Kreps al
ieces that Mex bbin took his watch and chain valued n
sos and failed 20 return It IN him Later in the even
ing they drove down to the BOwery aud KTepS went
into a store 70 make some purchases and on coming
ont flnnd that bis late companion lad driven Of
telinr with hin his watch. Yesterday MclNibbin 1aa
arrested nj the Dupont House ST. Johns Park. BY
officer Herman of the Sixteenth Precinct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
Hcwes & Macy. BANKERS,
No. 80 WAll-st., New. York,

No. 80 wAl-st., New-York,
Formerly Officers Of tho Park B,,t \
Four PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPosrs
PERSONS OPENING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and Draw
as they please the same az with the City Banks, and
will be allowed Interest their daily balance at per
cont
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of tho United States
OF Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of Che various
Issues OF Government and other Stocks, Bonds and
Gold, promptly executed for the usual commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

FEIuAY. July 7. leG5.
ASHES-The market Is without important change;
sales Il 81 25a 81 30 for Pots ana g. 75a - for Pearls
COTrON-There has been a very fair business doh z
to-day at prices ranging from SO 10 SOC. for Mlddngs
bit at the close the market is rather weak and
tTemo hardly be obtained; sales Of 360O bales
COFFEE-A better demand has prevailed for Ri0
principally from the trade. and prices about &C. y
10 better closing firm at pc for Prime; sales # 1880
bags additional ex "WagcleL" OOJ bags eX kaih If
Saranack, and 400 ex "Gylfe," on private terms
Other kinds moderately Gctiyei sales Of 100 bags Of
st Domingo at lie.
202ic. for Adaman,no Sc. for SPERM, and i5c. for
Patent
COPPTR-Americnn Ingot is duh and prices noIni.
MI at a2c for Lake and Baltimore - and J5c. ior
New SLeltng and Yellow Metal
FLOUR AND MEAL--1he inquiry for Western
and State Flour is fir and the market is Sc. 10 lOc
better for the low grades under good local specula
tive demands The medium grades shade better, and
Family brands much higberi the market closes firm
the sales are b. 800 bbs at e. 2Ja s. 20 for Superhne
state; sea 81 80 for Extra State. closing At S. l50
sc 50; &C 3OaS6 ~ Fancy state 81 so 80 80 for
tie low grades of Western Extra; So Goa 81 20 for
Shipping Ohio, 81 h50s7 65 for Trade aud Family
brands aud 81 s5d 81 for ST. Louis Extras. Canadian
Flour is more active ard better sales Of $50 bbls.
s6 5d &c 80 for the low grades II Extra and So $50
Il 90 for Trade and Family Extras. southern Flour Is
In fair demand and prices better. owing % limited
arrivals: sales OF GO bbs at s. 1OGS1 10 for mixed
h. good SuperRne Country Baltimore &c, aud 81 ia
Ell 81 for IraGo AMI Family brands Rye Flour IN
scarce and firm and the demand Is fair sales Of 100
bbls at s505 80 Corn Meal Is 1rmer; the supply is
light sales Of 900 bbls, at 81 750 - 80 for jersey
o. IS for Marshs Galore and ~ 81 % for Msrsls
Caofic.
fRUIT-Raisins are firm and in demand at g. 5o9
Is 90 for Bunch per box and 60 20Gs6 70 Tor Layers
Other descriptions arc IN moderate request and
steady.
FIsH-Tbe market FOR Dry Cod "a firm. With o fair
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Professional Nolites.

A BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, FlS.
~ TULA, &c, sent for IS cents. HENRY A. DAEIELS,
NJ D. Consulting aud Operative Surgeon No. Union square
Ncw-lork.
CHARLES d. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
" fesor OF Special Anatomy and ueery in the Syrcuss
Medical College ~ l. Ohce 81 East zsthst Consul 10aa
fom TO 10, to aud 90. SPECIALTIES: Diseases Of
the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and Cutaneous Systems
B--Srctues which have been treated by Cauters ns,
Quitting Rapidly ua-ng Operatlons, NOT undeElaAen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

/ PIcKPoCKET ARRRSTED.-Yestorday, while
Mrs. Mary Smith II No. 533 Fith.sL looking at
some goldfish in the Bowery. near Riyngton-st., she
felt hand her pocket eudeayoring to abstract Der
wallet, which contained a small SUN OF money. She
seized the Land and found it to belong to William Riley
whom she handed the custody OF officer Long of
the Tenth Precinct. The accused was sabseg lently
committed By Justice shandley.
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METROPOLITAN EMPLOYMENT AGEYcY.-Th

METROPOLITAN EMPLOYMENT Agency. The
officers OF the Metropolitan Employment Agency for SOL
diers and sailors honoraby discharged from the United
States service have received the following letter:
This morning We laid the claims II your charitable
Institution before the members Of the New.YOrk Stock
EAclhnge and have pleasure Ia saying that subscrip
ton st is now Al Office headed by us With s.5 and
awaiting the subscriptions II cur friends.
wishing you success. we remain, &C.,
II. G.. STEBBrSs & SoNs.
10 Ahdteas Wilmann. Chairman, aud Col j. d.
Herman Manager OF the METROPOLITAN EMPLOYMENT
Agency for Soldiers and Sailors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

EXAMINATION IN TIE SLOWER CAsE.-The
examination ia TIE Of Henry d. Stoyer agt Daniel
NJ Porter the full particulars OF which have already
been published in THE TRIBUNE was resumed yester
day at Jefferson MARKET Police Court before Justice
Dodge. Mr. Slower for four hours subjected to a
rigid cross examination by John Graham. counsel Tor
the defendant but without shaking his testimony. lie
reiterated that Porter who, during his Incarceration
n Fort LAFAYETTE acted his counsel, succeeded in
procuring from him sZ50Ct 70 be used 20 secure his
release This money was to ho used To bT be some Of
the officials connected with the Navy Department
These officials deny most explicitly that they re.
wed any money. The further examination was post.
poEed until Monday the 18th inst.
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THEFT or WATCH AND DIAMOND PIN
John Lindower who keeps saloon in West Grand st.,
was yesterday arrested by officer Grady Of the Eighth
Precinct, on the complaint OF Georglana Nickoy OF
No. l9 Mercer 81 She states that while in tho saloon
OF man named W0'f, at No. l02 Graud.st.. she was
robbed by the prisoner OF diamond PIN valued at $3.50
and gold watch and chain valued at 500. The
watch aud chain found In the possession Of the
pr soner. but he denied all knowledge OF the pun. He
accounted for his possession of the watch by asserting
that the complainant owed him for four bottles Of wine
and that shO gave u him security. Juatoe Dodge
committed the prisoner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TuB CITY OF
NEw-YoRK
Nos. 81 AND 60 PNEsT.
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES
Have Tor sale, ready for delivery,
UNITED STATES 4 $40 TREASURY NoTEs
Convertible Ut maturity. into $40 GOLD BEARIsc
BONDS.
Also,
UNITED STATES 1910 Boyps
UNITED STATS $40 Bonds.
UNITED STATES 1-YRAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend 10 other business with the Government.
i. SEAMAN Cashier.
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does not AFFECT ~ question for dces not and cannot

does not affect the question for z does not and canot
override the express act Of Congress upon which the
authort! is based. II Congress has IN this particular
inadvertently given an a1vGniage 70 state banks li'
Assessors have not for t.t reason any right !" a..
disregard tine law Congress alone Las pow er to Tcme
dg the defect. Zoo much property 10 already ,IPC
cd from taxation by reason of us oeing invested N
privileged securites leaving ne greet burden OK X
ton ~ fall upon The less fortunate TIC Inc 81 e1'ul
uan should not be extended beyond The slfc' reu''
merits OF ilw.
There is large business doing BY European
manufacturers on American account, and prices ere
very strong. As compared with orders placed ~
days back, goods bought early show very hand
some profit. At present, manufacturers are eau
tious about making new engagements Il is appa-
ront that the Autumn imiortaions arc to beupon an
extended SCALE and quite as many goods will be
brought in for sale as viii be required by the South
in its dearth Of supply, CT by the North ard West
with their great wealth of crops. There is to be
Lick OF gold in the Sub-Treasury to pay interest
upon the National stocks. There is every reason to
anticipate an accumulation in that quarter, which
will maintain gold at high premium and obhge
tho Treasury to anticipate tie November coupons.
A large meeting was held at Frankfort, Indiana,
or the 2ith ult., to promote tic building Of the H.
dianapolis and Chicago Air Line Railroad.
The Western and Atlantic Railroad has been
completed to Acworth, Ga, 100 miles from Chati-
anooga, Tenn, and SO from Atlanta, from which
last named pace 10 Chattahoccle River, distance
OF seven miles, trains run regularly. The entire
road viii soon be in running order.
The Great Western Railway of Canada reports
the following earnings Tor the week ending june
80:
lsG4 ...al9 33J 1900. s52C73 Increase. .ss,7's
The following viii show the weekly receipts OF
Flour and Grain at the places Indicated for the
week ending July /:
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CITY ME KS.

Music At TIE CENTRAL PiRR.-The Central
PAX Commissioners that there viii be music
on the Nah at the Central Park this afternoon at
4 O'Clock hy tie Central Park Band, under the leader
ship Of II. b. Dodworth II tho weather Is fGe. The
following is tle Program
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

WHoRTLgDERRIEs are now plenty and are
fast declining in price, They largely used Cor pies
dumplngs and stewed fruit and in their season OF
abundance ought to be put up freely for the pur
poses next winter Tie simplest cheapest and at the
same time safe method fo doing It this Procure Of
an carhorn or s,oneware dealer quantity Of
tvo.quart stone juga-earthen are too
porous. Get soft close grained corks to it.
Pick the berries over as for immediate
use throwing out the mashed and green fruit with any
stems found among them. Then nut the fruit in a stew
pan boiler the stove ana add what refined sugar
would make them suitable for the tahlc-Or ahOut
pound sugar OF toe berries No water il needed.
Keep the stove until they have boiled W wen twice
stirring with spoon. Dip the boiling mass into a
large tunnel set N ihe Jugs. Gil them quito T. tie top.
Force In the cOrks at once driving them level with
the neck VI the ilg, aud coat tue ends with melted
bceswuN, grazing cement or a mixture Of pounds
rozin and pound .aliow. When cold, examine the
sealing aud u there doubts about Its being perfect
recoa boy ilyerug the jug IN melted pot Of the wax
OF cement Set away in the cellar 10 open next Winter
OF me Winter following IN the condition as first
put np jugs OF different sizes may be used according
the family Is large small. Those with large open
ings are more readily filed Blockberries may be put
up IN the same way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

ANOTHER SOLsTlCIAL SC0RCnFR-YESTER-
DAy HE HOTTEST DAY OF TIE SrAsoS.-Yestelday
was tie hottest day Of the season, the temperature
being higher than the previous Friday and the heat
sensible a. oppressive from the fact that the
preceding Thursday was remarkably moderate. and
thot the mercury rose go between O'Clock in the
morning and 70 At noon Tho Thermometer ia THE
TRIBUNE editorial looms, standing in drat from the
-...... ~ l. L.. -...-.. L.. i-Ll-.al..u-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
iirs OF COTTON IRON ALEXANDRIA, IRON OCTOBER 70

II is stated in consequence Of the scarcity u COZ an
the high price which has sold during the las twel
months tie cultivation Of that cereal Is being ralicl
renewed in Egypt; while the cultivation Of cotton ~ Il
several districts, beng discontinued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

EXTRAORDINARY PoCKEr-P,CKIyG IN A
STREET CAR-kfMARKABLE Loss AND RECOVERY or A
WATcH-On the night Of July Il gentleman had
his pocket picked Of u valuable gold watch Car 10.
90, james Mckroy. conductor. Thiraye.. as 1t was
coming down about II o'clock. somewhere below
Twenty .ionrth.st We are able 10 tx the Lime AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
Rcctipts Of Proiircc.

July 7.-lQs77 bbls. Flour 3sl hbs. whisky, 1850
b5s Corn M'ei. 5000 BUSH Wheat, 1920 bush.
Corn lci6oJ bash. Oats. ~ pigs. Ashes. eJ2 pigs.
Provisions. 1905 pkgs Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
Mir. Sattorthwaite's American Circular says;

The London market for American securities has
during tie past week been characterized by corsdera
bic animation and buoyaney. United staies Govern.
meIt Bonds have been IN request on home account ana
rise Of per cent has been established since last
There have been numer0 buyers Of good class for
Illinois sharcs which at one time Today touched 81
closing e5i To &, Use Of nearly eight dollars on the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway still continue
the bonds being and the debenures finding daily
iLyesIOIs.
Quarterly report Of the National Currency Bank
Of New-York on the morning of July 3, 1865:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

The Rev. W. H. BooLg Will preach on South.
ern Reconstruction IN Church and State at the NJ T.
Church Thiry.seventh.st between Second and Third
ayes, to morrow Sunday evening. IIc Is strong
man. and cannot help saying what will DO worth
hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

ACTIVE BUSINESS At THE ToHBs.--During
the six months ending June 80 some 1900 persons,
among them 10 murierers. have been confined in the
Tombs. which is one of tie best patronizcd though
hardly the most agreeable Institutions Oh the east side
VI she city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

A. 10 q. ~, eJ' At p. m. 90
At II O. n, eo' At2 y. m. $40
At u u. H., eo' ~ q p. w., 95'
Ar 4 "a IN plD

At some places in the shade the mercury ranged az
high 81. % and 96oi and the whole the day
degree to degree aud half hotter tan Friday the
lst met
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

ALLEGED THEFT or A WATCH AND CHAM
On Thursday afternoon William 5. Kreps Of No 226
West Twenty fourth st., and John II. McKbbln went
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
A1nrGrn RrcE1YEn oF sroLgN Goops.-Ber.

ALLFGED RECEIVER OF NTOL.N GOODS.
nard Snriuze OF No. 437 Grand.st.. was yesterday
arrested by detectives Coye and Bennett on charge
of receiving stolen goods. GA st ns the %
Messrs. Pullman 81 Co.. no 81 Broadway, was robbed
OF quantity Of goods, and $500 worth Of the soieu
articles were traced t. house in RvingtoDss; they
were packed II trunks and IRON thence akeD 10 tha
prisoners place. Since then they have not been heard
tom. Justice DOVIIng committed bin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

TROrTING AT SARAr0GA.--The first meeting
for trotting races over the Saratoga On. " course
will commence on Tuesday the Ilth inst.
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I EWlS q COX.
~ CuARLToS u. LEWIS, S. s. Cox,
COUNsELORS At LAW,
No. 1872 Broadway. Z. O. Box No $500,

Attend TO al business in Of the United Sa,sc
and IN the Departments at Washington. Especial attention
given Internal Revenue business and to claims sgslnsl
Foreirn Cove uneuts, h well az
Mr. Lewi experience Deputy Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue viii be guarantee u thorough acquaintance with
the Revenue Laws.
Mr Cox cauecton % four years with the Committee Of
Foreign Affairs In Congress and his long membership Of tho
National Legislature. in thorough knowledge OF lcgss
tom and Iraetlce n bath deparl lnonts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08
Total. .........5 5, 1876. 635

Total.---...... 5,l95,635 s5u,3JO W
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was:
Receipts, $685. 35 44-for Customs, $37I 900;
Payments, Sc, 49,, l37 Sion account of Loan,
$3.50, GOO; Balance, $50 lOl ,3l2 70.
Freights are more active, but sales are without
change. The engagements to Liverpool are q, 900
bush Wheat at As. a. AIS 3d., 1000 bush. Com at
U.s. 3D., and per steamer 1000 boxes Cheese at 4Os.
TO Bremen-7,OOO bush. Rye, on private terms.
TO Hamburg %, 600 bush. Rye at 33c. brig to
Glasgow, 1900 qrs. Wheat at As Cd. a bark to
Rotterdam, coo tuns, on private terms and brig
TO Bristol Channel on private terms.
Controller Robinson, Albany, addresses the fol-
lowing letter in reply TO one of numerous commu-
nications addressed to him relative to tho assessing
Of the shareholders in National Banks
STATE oY NEW YORK. CoSTEoLLER's OFFICE,
ALBANY, June q, ls65. !
DEAR SIR Your letter, making inquiries in relation
30 assessing shareholders in National banks is duly
ceiyed had previously read the cir ular published
By the Hon. Z. q. Spauldng, 10 which You refer. The
printed circular issued by states the duty Of
sOrs In this respect as | understand t. Congress
pressy authorized the taxing Of tie shareholders Ma
hOnal banks The Legislature at lis last session passed
law, THE Enabling Act" so called which directs
them 20 be taxed In pursuance Of that author
Ety. do not how any assessor can disregard that
law The Act Of Congress requires that they shall not
be taxed at any higher rate than State banks. MIR.
6paudings circular assumes that they VIII be taxed at
a higher rate because they have no deduction on ac-
count Of United STATES Stocks held by them while the
State banks have such deduction TO the that their
capital Is invested IN those stocks The error OF this
assumption is manifest. Tie rate O. taxation is one
fling. the amount Of assessment is quite another end
different thing If State bark has Invested any pOI-
tion Of its capital IN Government securities II can only
be assessed for the residue. but il is taxed at the
rate II il lad no such Investment,
but not for the same amount. lts Gov
eminent stocks ave exempt by act Of Congress. But
Cong made 10 such o. erpNOn n the OF Nation
o. banks. On the contrary In tie very same act in
which II requires them 10 invest IN Government stocks
X authorizes them 20 be taxed an< makes no exemption
In their favor Ite decision VI tie eDpreIns Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

- Diseases othe Pelvic Yscera underline Of EDWARD
II. DIXON. Editor Of The scalpeL structure, Piles Varico
coe, Hernia and FsuA Every Of Structure admits Of
radical and permanent in days. and often ms-
date one by Df. Ds instrument, the Urethrotome
designed expressly modify Mr. Syne's operation. In AZ
cases The three rstenuueiaed affections the cure is gsr.
ed II the be Undertaken. Once hours from 10
daily and 20 evenings at No. ~ fiah-aye.