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Main street-two Silver Pitchers and Revolving Cas-
tor Any information that will lead to their recovery
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TOR RRNT.-A Furnished House, with gas and
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ENT and PersonaI "A.

TTARM FOR RENT, and Personal Eff:
II fects thereon For SaIe.---A beautiful
FARM on the Brook Turnpike just beyond the Toll Gate,
Is for rent for the balance of the year. and for sale
hne Mule two Carts two fine Cows all the Farming In
elements thereon and Buggy and neat CarryalL
This offers peculiar advantages to those disposed 70
engage in marketing and farming The houses are In
good order and quite comfortable
Apply at my residence on 9th, near Clay street be-
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"A paid for the recovery of my Stock, or portion
thereof stolen before the fire took place, from the house
on Pearl street, No. Z, occupied by B. Beecher.
$50 yards Of Fancy English POpns
500 double and single width Cashmere.
8 bales Augusta Brown Drilling
2 four-quarter Sheetings.
"a dozen Fancy Colored Cotton Handkerohiets.
Five and half pieces of Red Flannel
10 dozen Round Combs.
l25 gross Solferiuo Skirt Braid.
80 Black Lasting Buttons.
pieces Black Cloth
81 boxes Black Navy Tobacco marked Robt. B. Mayo.
5000 pounds Kinick; put up in and 10 pound bales.
pair of large Tailors Shears.
Q sets of Books belonging TO B. Beecher, s. Sws.
bacher and NJ Weinstock.
bag Ground Black Pepper.
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NIOTICE.-Durng the late fire, the Office of E. Y.
IN Cannon was broken open, and his Library thrown
into the street. any person having found any Of the
books will confer great favor ON him by leaving them at
the store of c. d. Yale Co., Governor street
apr ST. H. CANNON.
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ness with which thoy tres, tho m.rnaniri,y
Of the Government, warnings 10 capitalists no,
70 risk investment until this res,le,snss, has sub.
sided. While the ls,s rebels derns.n themselves
as those Of Richmond did in the late sloc.iob-
cI'nsing consciously TO their old rebellous ide,s
there will be a risk in Southern investment. which
capitalists will not court. Nobody believes that
there will be another attempt at open rebellion.
but while The spiyu OF rebellion r.msins and Shows
itself so eonap.cuOusy capital will not n,rude upon
u. The eject Of apparently trivial circums.aicos
upon capital, II not FULLY understood by A. puJhc
generally. For instance, few days ago .hat tie
announcement from Paris that French funds ad
materially declined, "In Consequence Of The ind,-
position Of re Prince Imperial" IL will W. re-
mtr bsrsi, that when tho news Of Pres 1sat T.rS.
ooLS's death reached England, Federal securities
fell about ieu per cont Tbs fluctuations OF y1l;
during tie late war, give sbundAni evidence 4
the effect which sppsrenily rlgbt causes have
upon Tie money market In view Of these fscts, d,
IL no, strans. Aha, N1rthsrn c,pi,,hs,s should d.
cline TO invest their cspitsl in ths eonth while tho
condition - society there is unsettled nni COR
this The Southern pcopl have only tHsmsslvcs to
blame. Hihey are a. porverse ,s TO graft petty
splt,fulness against thp Government a. tho rz .n.e
Of their individual interest sud tie pr srsrliy u
their country, they need not wonder that Northern
capitalists stand aloo' from ih,m. when tseir no.
ce".sios shall havs taught ,hern wisdom, when
their hot rcps blood shall have Losn cooled By the
extremity % their de'umiion and t'lr'essncs,
hey will become more uaciAhlc, scesp. thor ,tua-
ton consen.'diy, give evidence q genuine loyalty
to ihe Govarnmon,, and then Northern c,pw vii
loy sou1Lwsrd. by the attraction OF ia own In
tercs.
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ora latest foreign sdyigcr, published clso-
vtsrs In ,o-dny's sr-, contain tAs Announcement
that the Crest Eastern sailed from Vaonta on TO
2ith ult., and tia, the work Of lavirg NE Atlantic
cAoe was successfully inalgurs!eI. According 70
u" programme for guiding tho details Of To.
enterprise, ITO ratio Of spoei for the voyage was
hEcd At ar miles an hour and If there was no
Cause for delay, the Great Eastern ought to reach
the coast u Newfoundland to-d,y-thi, bsirg IA.
fourteenth day from the date Of SAILING. The
rerorh however, that We have to-day, concerning
To commencement, Of the work, shows tho
probability Of a somewhat longer voysg. than was
expected. Atthe very outset a eAv was d discover d
In tho cable, which ncccssitated tie taking IN Of
Me section paid out, in order 10 discover aud
remedy tho defect. THIS Circumstance is not I.
very good augury, bu, as the last news that we
bavs from tho Crest Eastern indicates TIM,
everything ~ss working perfectly, aud thai 10
electrical tss,s we're oil Mat could be desired,
A,rs 10 ground for confidence tvs. no
serious difficulty has been met with. Bu,
Wills this question Is psnling, II will be we'll
no, 10 be too s,nguino Of successful result There
Is " eomse inhni,sy better grounds for confiding
In the pressn, enterprise than IN the previous one
r'ne ehpsroncs gained has undoubtedly teou OF
great advantage. Come Of our American eloctri-
Nsns, however, very confidently prollc, failure.
aud whether their prophesos are tie result ~ ten
sdbls theory or Of something less i,udsbls ~ Ne
sre inclined 70 believe there Ia certainly posi-
billy tina, the result will bear them out while
This uncertainty remains, tbs discussion by certA
journas Of the schs lulo Of rates fxed unon BY tho
company IL Obviously pgeulAturs IL win bs o1t.t.
time enough TO discuss The price for trHnsmilang
messages when u shall have been settled Vbsthor
'hey can be sent At any price Five dollars word
would oerIalny be en- sxtor,lonats charge, but
establish tho prIcticsbilny Of connecting tho two
hemisnheres by submarine telegraph, snd the At
lanNe ted viii soon be covered by a network Of
electric cables thus insuring reasonable prices
Three or four days more will probably docid- tho
question, and until then ws bad better dcfor iubi-
lat. 40 and discussions O. the eompAny's schedule.
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The Tennessee Election.

Tan election Of Congrcisonal representatives,
IN Tennessee, which occurrSl on Thursday last,
has apparently roOulted In . nearly equal d!siriou-
tion OF members between the Union and oppontio,
partes although the rsturus are - yet compare.
svely meagrs. II should DO remembered, how
ever, that the party dss.gi aiod Al Opposition"
In Tennessee claims " 10 lust a. loyal a. tia,
bearing tho name OF "union" end The differences
between Thorn, Judging from q majority Of tbe
candidates returned, is only nominal. For inslsuce,
Ex-Governor CANFBKLL, who Is elected BY lsr.e
majority, IN the NHAhvlls district, was an "opyosi-
fion" candidate, ye, he earnestly supports tie
biats Government and will sustain the general
policy Of ,hs Prssii-ut. In The Chattanooga di..
trict, Col. STOKES IL elected over JAMES X. HooD.
The latter was the Opposition" NOMINEES, bu, hs
was au uncompromising Union man throuzhou
the war, and goes 90 FAR ~ to sdv,oA.e tue negro
suffrage docirine. sroKrs, on the.o'her hand, was
. rebel In Iheesry par, Of The war. TuosAs sop.
position" IL undoubtedly oleeLsl Il the Cl.rksviIls
district, aud MAYSAnD, Union, In shat Of Knoxville
Western Tennessee has nos yet reported, but We
opposition vote IN that quarter Will probably prove
heavy. Tho Virginia farce has appsreutiy no,
been repeated In Tennessee.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST :, 1865.


Goyprop PSxaY, Of South Carolina has issued
= proclaim alton, providing for q stss Convention
on the 18Th proIImo, TO re-s, the Consi1 tiou and
% take such other action as 10 essential for re-
organizing the State. Preceding Me call for =
convention the proclamation contains this sem
sencs:
cam civil officers in Bouth Carolina who we're In
Once when the civil government Of that s'slo vas
suspended, In May last except those aFr'ated or
under prosecution for uossJry, shall on tsklng ths
oath Of allegiance prescribod in the Pferlden's
Amnesty Proclamation OF ne 41ih daJ OF MAY,
1895, resume thu duties OF theT Offices, and con-
finue 10 discharge tlsm unlsr the provisional
government until further appointments arc made"
Governor snARKrr, OF hisGssippi, ia reported to
have .dopted similar poll y for "r facilitating"
his state, aud we infer ia. Governor rrEBY has
cha sanction ~ The Government for this pfocesi-
3ns II seems 70 u h'wtv'r, thai " thess late
xslsl offc ais 10 DO rs-ins,atsd In thdr ofces
upon the simple condition Of subscribing TO the
amnesty oath, II Ia hardly worth while "
tino In examining the sppiclAtns for pardoni
>mansting from persons Excepted fronl tho am
merry. We doubt II there can 30 found Ia the
souih smother class Of people so intensely rshe "a
wero these civil officers Of Houih CIolinN,
during the late war. Rot only In ha,
oA~ ou' ~ =" "' '''''' ,-'' j" '''' ,''"' "o
su o','' oui'o'" ''o'''o' "o' p''''o"' '' -u'o
'oy "e'o "e mos, e''o'oh' ."e' o, 'hs '''
cause and the mos, bitter enemies of tho Federal
Government. Livery man whom Governor PEsaY
Anus reinststet in oico may safely 10 REGARDED -
having been devoted and influential supporter u
JHTr. DAvrs aud Lis government. Hal hs no,
been % hs never could have received and oocup.e
etopfeSehaN'e po'u' IN ms s''e' "oveth'r
nkAhr no" rsinatA'e' these ohei"'S ana sUS W'in
10 continue 'he dlaeh.rge oil thoir o'hces' under
ahe provisional government unnl further spp'int-
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A Rattle I'm sou,h A,cr,c,

Tho latest Advioes from south America brings
ho neSs Nal the Psrsgusyan war has Stuany
contnenced, and that a conflict between tho bellig-
sents has areldy ccurrod. The loss Is not stated
aud she result seeH 70 have been somewhat doubI.
fu!' hut a. va, the "frst blood" OF the war the
battle was an important, event Tho South Ameri-
cAas have apparently no, ys. learned that political
Generals ara not exactly the thing Three Presidents
are Ia the field the lead OF their respective armies
IN the P-riguaysn war, viz; President LORE,
Of Paraguay; President AIrRs, OF thu Argentine
Republic, and Preslden. flogEh Of Uruguay. The
war Is now in affair way 10 be fought to the Bit
ter end. Both bsligersnts are ezorting themselves
10 the utmost and severe fighting eAnno. long be
delayed Tho end, however, is hardly .malter Of
doubt. The Argentine Republic, Brazil and Ur..
quay, are all pi,!sd against the h.tle Rupubhc o,
Paraguay, and while tho latter puts on q bold
trout pluck nus, ,vsnius1y siesurnb to superior
numborA
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Capital Waited In the souiL-Iiow it may
DC OBJ Aimed.

There 10 no doub, that the recovery Of the South
FROM its prostrauon 10 greatly retarded by = de-
ho'eucy OF available capital. The truth OF this
s,Aienen, 10 shown by the general sI.gusnon OF
BUSINESS the inability u railroad clmpAuie, to re.
stock their lincs, the hardness With which ayr
cultural pursuiIS are RECOMMENDED, the fact Ma.
protuce is usod 10 ciroalsanH mo iiuln, and, in
short, tho want OF money is everywhere appsront
The cotton and other staple, rrtasin housed In ,he
intsr.or bocsu,s tbsir owners have no means 20,
carrying them TO marFst fels are barren b..
cause thsir propris,ors cannot repair the loss Of
stock sud implements Of Lu.balGry tho iosela.
ting marks OF war remain becaus. tao pso,Ie have
not the mohey wherew.th to rebuild AMI res,ore
While the South 10 in this condition, tho N,,,h
has q large surplus Of available flnds. II tbi.
needed proof thu enormous Investments I'm Gov
erument securities, incorporated stocks, AMI
Abe capital constantly In tie marko,
for investment would 10 conclusive.
In order to relieve the pressing necesslts, Il th,
Bou:h, aud thereby contr butte 10 ihspprospe5.'y o.
the whole counIry, 1t is Important that (. p.r. q
shis surplus Northern capital should DO employed IL
Je-opening the resources OF tho reclaimed etates
And why IL Il, not 80 employed at the preson
sinner Cap.sl goes where interest attracts II, JUS
- Invariably ~ water seeks level. We see No,
York eapltsl flowing TO the region OF tho RJ,k,
Mountains, because IL IS attracted thiiher By ~
new territories Mako It tho interest OF capital g. q
90 Nh North Pole and thither il will flow. The rsa
son why tho surplus esptAl OF .hs Nor,h reflsos Il
I'LL the VOID In the southern States at tho presea
time is simply this The v,udictve d spositol
manifested by large class OF lhe late rebels tor an
abe general Govornmsn. their undisguissd onmity
toward tho North tho evidence manifested by then
pf . latent rsbsllious spirit and tie seorulul
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Tns population Of this city according to the s,.te
eousu' which - now in progress, will not reach n.
high hsure as was generally supposed by the
public, aud the in ,reAss OF repr nta,iou In tho
Legislature will cons quonty fan something 81 lr,
Of public expectation. The cogNplstion o. rssurns
lAs aoi YET been completed, Du At seems that tue
city population will very lille exceed one million.
Tie sggrsgN1O population OF tho State is now osi-
u.'isd, on tic basis Of the partial census returns,
a shout four millions, three hundred and thirty.
five thousand, which, OF course, will g.ve the city
less than on,-'Jurth tho Legislature. This devel,
oiment ia not Al all pleasant 10 the politicians lut
IerAsps II s As well for the people, Judging rom
NE lis we have" Some Of The aspirants for
Legislative honora whose Chances depended upon
more favorable census return, arc raising
clAnor regarding the ineficisncy OF tho
enumeration, aud tho swndle tha. has
been perps'rAied upon tho city. Undoubt.
'dy here have been many errors committed IN tho
'alAnI OF tbs census. II there wero not, the fac,
would he most remarkable, considering /. At IL em-
braces million Of people Bus on examination
We tul thstthe Increase N population, AZ shown
by to census, tsllies very well with the increased
vote from 1850 to 1864 The aggregate vote OF hs
city in 1860, IN tho Presidential election was nj ne
ty-aye housani I've hundred and eighty.olsht
Last Fall 1t was ono hundred and ten thousand
three hundred and seven rhis !. ysrY fair chi.
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Domestic Observation-Disclosures Price. Current


NEW foRI, SATuEnkr, Aug. 2, 1865.
Cofs', b.-Jayn, 20 a2d -. Domingo, llaIi :;
RIO IS .llgn; MaraoAilO l-a2l.
CatOlL ,s.-kld. Neu orleans 4ssi9 Md. Upland
Domestic soods, vdrd.-shIrins, bend. iss45-;
Shc'T brown, l5G35--; bloneh,d. 1sal5-; Drilling,
bru-n. ala DO oihsrs, 3OASi; FlaaDolA +asS I,
-F'sh, Dry col. I 50ss 90; Pick dobbl. q 30
I5yc; nsoser,l /, Mas ~ 5C.zS; nSrrinss, i.
Fou' sd b,s, Lbt--Gene.reo, e,t, I 6os9 Is;
Ohio, C. 70 T.. Ol,s IS; Georgetown. . 5Oali "
sse, to ty.. sbsG %, Missouri. 10 CUai9 %.
mes o a -; DO brandy win., TOs6 Is.
Ir4u.-RG.stus. bch, -: LAYER, box, GOA
IsE CunsnI, l4al4+; Ahaoad., 2ia35; 10 shsied.
Lupsbr.-southen pine, IS coas5 o.; White pine
t"t boards 10 a.2 eO: White pine nerchantah.s
boa boards ~ OrsG o. Clear pine, o.; Poplar and
~ood boards and plank 90 Ooai Do: Cherry boaTds
and plank, 20 0alb O oak and ssh, 90 OOH6O O0 Ma
p. .nt birch IS gaiO % Black walnut, 70 O0asl o..
IbssIp Cuba nui., i5a6Ih.
0lL'.,Cruae whsio, al %; blsached do, I boa
:; crude sperm, ~ rs unbletehed do, ar 2S;
LARD on a. VI Linseod, lsal 20 per gallon;
Iror.cni beet m. bbl, s5o,ie ~ Do Pr.
me- luGli. Pofi, clear, new, nominal Pr. mes.
s2ts Butter Onneo 60, asai1; DO STATE, sCss5
Cheese, common T. choice ioslbs.
sugar.; -Cgpa .italO'. HA'ans, iSalI; Refined
rs. lily son, Gal 80 Youas do s5si 70; H.
'on ssin-- b5gs5 Gu9po~ der and Ing, l.al s. {;
Ogons, ttal o.; SoucLav aud COMO, 55At %
N55eoo -hentuety, 6a20 Cuba duly paid IN
| 500 ~. DoinihFo ION bonul Gala. Havana, DUTY
paid ,Osl "a. Connecticut, 1880.
ssst lo-hm sAI. Nc, 1s.TT; Am. Pr. ~,
1914 Am. and = Ne. 6IsTj: An. Ma. !. n
65.ei So. ~ pulled, 6lGls No. l. PULSED 6isi5.
ghsl0 %; do, CaioliuA, 10 oOalU IS salt. Tufk.s
Island, tush, bIs Liverpool .Ark, 81 90 Co.,
1854 DO i LAY iov ID. I Ssi 'lG' dgS o iss.S
foi hes; CAnd!cf city, IS.
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Se~ Ys-t, SIiUrfay, AUG 8, 90 r. Mood Wa
weafer to-dsy. The ls,es, quotations were 14s%a
l4gA The tpece export OF the week vas onlJ t2LltS
The general stock market differed bu, fractions ally
from Fridays p.iccs. Coz .rnncn's sero strong. The
money msri 4 Va. cs.y a, per cont The discount
line ~ .cye It 10 PEI cont for frst-css COM
rl,rc. al psprf .ae nan per cont tor the second
grade. Foreifn e1chanra UNCHANGED. B'nser-'
,oll.nz a. e. dave vss offered 1t iciSrA. The totd
imports VI Sew York for the week, compare ss fol-
low, ei'h former returns;
,.sca ending Aur. 4. July %. July 81.
NV ttoH.s 900. : - as iatll 2 9.'y .'s
q. A.c.tAsLdIse. A.NJJiU EHil,2H &,5J'b'i
lo'h..........fGi -,.a5s t.CI,3-9 62ri'46S
On 'yh,rrc today Flour -w itc.s l5c. lover.
sprius wheat VI, 2c a ac lower and Michirsn lc. a
&C. ti.het. Corn va &c. loser and Oo's sete trner
Icfk oia ri fu IN lower, 'ut cos, VI ghty MINOR
Lara - I'D srnde on NLIstc. var s'cndy.
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FOSTFI--On Saturday, Aue. 8, James N. younr
est son Of Benjamin aud sarah A. Foster, aged ,
The funeral will take place from the re.idcnoe NJ
his parents ~ Seventh A. this morning, 1t 10
GRACE-On Aur. o, Patrick II. Grare. only .op a,
fatnch and hAgsiot Trace, aged months and
DAYS
The friends and seGuAintsno., Of the family are
itIcctiully Invited " attend the funeral this MON
day! aiternoon, at o'clock, from tho TosIdenos Of
t III Paien,r ~ hiSter =: ~, remains VIII be
HoPPER-On sunday, Aug d Garrett j. uoppor.
In the I'D year Of hls sro. '''''
The relatives and irsnds Of the family are respect
tu!y invited 10 attend the funeral, tuesday even
West 10th St 9Jb
.,HULL-sArsh Hull, daughter OF william ard Jan.
Funeral a. O'Clock this Monday, 10 vhirb tha
iTiondf VI the family are respectfully invited. sTI
iNEkss-on Saturday. Aus. 5, Jennie 7. Iye7,.
Year,, moaths aud 10 days.
1Lsio boyoad all earthly suffering
Whete the flowers never de,
Nov our little Jennie liveth,
In brighter world on high
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
tt.T ro inc 6 Sh s,ssio ae: monday ernOGn al
lCAKrHY-On Monday morning. Ang G. arer
'huit incss, Eucene hcJArthy, a native Of Nm
ilare County keny, Ireland. aod 20 years
ate TIC funeral, lhis Monday ahefncon' a. .
oc.A isoa hs iato residonco, 3JJ tast 10th e. il3
IOWERS-On Sunday, Aug 9th, Bridget Porcn
agoi - ysaru, a native OF loueuAL County C0tk
!. .aui.
The unerl win take place from her late resdereo
u liAEuton ~, at oeiOck on Monday, 1th ia
EEINOLDs-On sund,y morning, Aug g. Thom..
2 kevnOlds, AGED months
The relative. AM friends are respectfully invited
TO AucJd she tune mi tale Monday al. ernoon a, y
o','oci, a. II Coaaely asI brooklyn, T.. y. ia
sLALnilrER- In BROOKLYN on SATURDAY, Apc. f.
Ida, lY daughter Of Richard and Alice S guyhter
agtd 80 davs. ~'
The sives and friends Of the family are re,po.,
| fuy invited to attend the :unera tni, tSn.Ti.',
afternoon, At ocfpck, from the residence ot ~.
| pa ents Sci DekAlh ave, Brooklyn. l3I
| WLSrERVELr--On saturday, Aug g. Abraham
Ntstef'Oit, Aged - years,
! The friends and relatives OF the family .re ~,
2 v'ed 10 ettend the mineral on lhuIsd.y mo-,
noon, Al iuf,, al IL O'clock, from his lals tes.ors
~ Soc 0u.al a. The funeral serve, will he han :,
/ NJ hnsush Neishborhood baptist Chulch M
/ O'Clock, p NJ ISL
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
~ Tech extracted without pain, or no eh.rg.
beautiful teeth inserted IL each. Teeth M al ~
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nou. seuanlod. j. JAY NlLLEks, l5S Grand 4, 2
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~ Sc OF teeth on silver at u 10 slb; on snli =
~ 20 ~ sectional sets 81 cents per tooth So,
hAgd uith gold, lone cement or other flngS 80 ets
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