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Police IntelIfgencc.

A REBEL COLONEL ON HIS TRAvELs-HE rs AR
RESTED FOR PASSING BOGUS BILLS.
On Saturday evening Richard D. Pool, formerly Lieut.
tenant Colonel OF tho Fourth Alabama regiment, but
who was recently released from Fort Warren, Boston
harbor, entered the Fifth Avenue Hotel, aud approach
ing the bar called for something drink payment for
which no rendered what purported to be one dollar bill
on the AlIcgany County Bank Of Maryland. Tho bin
being false token and worthless special officer Perry Of
the hotel was called, and took the Albanian into
custody. On seaching the prisoner several worth.
less one and two dollar bills the Alegany County
Bank also one, two and three dollar bills the Bullion
Bank OF washington-which has loyal existence
and number Of rebel notes Of various denomina-
Mr. Pool stated that he had received the bills in question
from Kentuckan, named Rice, curiositics which he
proposed taking south with him. but S having %Sscd
by mistake and with no intent TO cheat defaud The
accused yesterday taken before Justice Dodge and
committed TO answer the charge Of passing false token
Colonel Pool had secured transportation TO Montgomery
Alabama, for which place he to started In day
or two The prisoner Is twenty two years of age and
man OF good address, and claims to BIO physician
ALLEGED THEFT OF HORSE AND WAGON.
Mr. Ellis N. Grow, keeper Of a livery stable NJ 1877
Thompson street. entered complaint before Justice
Dodge against william Myers, whom he charges
with stealing horse and wagon valued at
5000. On the 10Th utmo Myers hired the horse
and wagon under the pretence Of going TO tho Eng
iish Neghborhood N. j. but failed to return the prop
erty which has not yet been received Myers az.
rested In Gloucester Bergen county, N J., by Brook
lyn detective and Justice Dodge committed him for ex.
animation
DISTURBANCE IN A LAGER BEER sAL0oN-AN OF
FICER BADLY BEATEN.
Shortly before twelve O'Clock Saturday night dis
turbance occurred In the lager beer saloon $50 East
Twelfth street, when ofcer Quinn, Of the Seventeenth
precinct proceeded 10 the place and attempted 10 dis
perse the dsordcry persons He instantly attacked
by number OF rowdics who beat him brutay and
left him lying on tho floor In Q stAta Of naensIbtY
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DAmro HOUSE, RoBBsRY The residence Of Mr.. H. Kay Z.
Tor, corner Of Broadway and Eleventh street, T. d.
pntered about four A. Saturday last by forcing the
basement door, and thoroughly ransacked Mr. Kayors
bedroom was visited and two hundred dollars distracted
From his pantaoons bundle Of clothing also
packed up ready for transportation; but Mics Kayer,
hearing an unusual noise in the house, gave an alarm,
pnd the thief decamped without taking the clothing
which was valued at one thousand dollars.
DxArH FROM FALLING INTO CrsrKRS.-About three
Yesterday boy about thrve years Of age, named
george Ndds, WHOSE parents reside at 1877 Remsen
ees ~ d. accldontly fell into cistern, and died al
mVss immediately Afterwards from the effects Of the
sHal ooroas Barrett VIII hold an inquest ON the body
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SHIPPiN &c NE w S.
AanArAo voa voes-Ysr
SUI Rfsns NOON eve " "
svs srrs - nios vArra eve w
Port OF New York, September 10, 1890.
ARRIVED

Steamship Evening STAR wimpenny New Orleans days,
with mdse and passengers, TO Jas A Rsynor . .
Steamship Constitution urecnmnn savannah, ~ hours,
with mdse and passengers 70 Waterman. Sookin Dckn-
Steamship Allegheny. Black Baltimore. 70 hours with
mdse, 70 q w Perveil
ship Endymion (Br) williams Liverpool, "a days with
mdse, 70 n &C Dewof Had light Winds aud Gains
most OF the passage -
10 Geo Mackenzie. - -
Bark CorIs,a 1of csfnden ND Roberts Cete 66 says
with wine and salt, 10 Cayius de kuyter 20
Bark Wright Jr, Lnckn Cow Bay 10 days, With coal,
10 Charles Carow =.
Brig d Dswoif tBrl, Covert Manraniio % days with
mahogany, Ac 10 ID X Dewolf Co
Brig TyTo Br). Leighton Lnsan II days, with COAL W
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

oArohDAfi SoPt 10 n M
AsHmL-Recepts, 20 bbls. The continued light ar
rivals serve to keep prices very nrm The business
only in small way, mainly in potts. at 81 o2h 81 7c
Pearls were nominally 81 rs.
BRsADsrurs. -Recepts s,2S7 bbls. Of flour, 220 DO
and $50 bags corn meal a. 1874 bushels wheat 900 do
corn, a. S52 do oats, 1885 do rye and $4,000 do malt
The -four market was moderately active and prices ad
vanced &C. l0c per bbl closing steady at outside
figures The sales Of State and Western -four embraced
10, 500 bbs at quotations below, including about
1000 bbls extra State for first half Of September 81 g.
Southern -four In fair demand and Hrmer The sales
were 900 bbls. Canada -four moderately active and
&C. 10c In sellers favor The sales comprised 400 bbls
Rye flour was inactive but unchanged. Corn meal was
n uhf md
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tDr KEYSER Is PHYSICIAN OF OVER THIRTY
years experience and graduate of the Jefferson Medical
College and of the University Of Medicine and Surgery of
Philadelphia
Mr. ii. T. HKLMBOLD-
DEAR sIRIn regard to the question asked me as to my
opinion about Buchu would say that have used and sold
the article In various forms for the past thirty do
think there form preparation of have not
known be used In the various diseases where such
medicae agent would be indicated You well
mysel that II has been extensively employed in the
various diseases OF the bladder and Kidneys and the
putaon has acquired in Judgments warranted by the
facts.
have and used, before stated every form Of
Buchuthe powdered leaves the simple decoction tncure
fluid exrac-and not cognizan of any preparation Of
that plant at all equal TO yours Twelve years experience
ought think TO give me the right 70 Judge OF Its merits
NIL others do not value thing according to It's bulk
If did other Buchus would Guido hold the doc
rne that bulk and quantity do not make up value If they
did copper would be worth than gold dollar
I value your Buchu for its effect patients have
with It. and cured with it, more diseases OF the
bladder and kidneys than have cured with
other Buohu any other proprietary compound Of what
GEO II. KEYSER NJ. D.,
lt0 Wood street, Pittsburg. Pa
AUGUST IL, 1885 - -
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
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Foreign exchange closed dull at 100 for bankers
sterling at sixty days The cotton bills from New
Orleans and elsewhere and the disposition to defer re.
mittances the part importers temporarily neutral
ICES the effect Of tho al.s preponderance OF imports
over exports.
The following table shows the quotations Of the leading
shares at the session Of the Stock Exchange at the
close Of the lasf four xeaks.-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BxsmAs-BRCwn -On Tuesday September s, by
the Rev. DR. Alfred B. Beach, Mr. WILLIAM II BRAnnAn
TO Miss ANNIE n BROWNE
GrLLxsPY-SDuL saturday, September o, by the
Rev r. s Foster, Jom W. GnLEspr TO ELIZA MATILDA
city. No cards.
kmIn-DIx lon Thursday, September 7, a. the resi-.
the Row Crawford Nightingale, J. N KERIis, NJ D., OF
Media, Pennsylvania to HARRIET CAROLINE, daughter Of
BENJAMIN p. Dix, Esq.
wIsANr-swEn Mn Brooklyn, on Monday, septem.
Der by the Rev Mr. Carr the residence OF the brides
father, Mr.. DANIEL wNANr to Miss ADELAIDE SwKA only
daughter of c. J. Sven.
YouNG-UNpERwooD On Wednesday, September Q, In
Cherry Tree, Pennsylvania by the Rev W. O. burchard
SAMUEL w. YOUNG, OF Buffalo, to Miss LIZZIE A. UNDER
WOOD, of Brooklyn New York. No cards.
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FOF6IRm EOrtDs
ST MARTINS, Aug l6-No American vessel In port.

tPxR SIR,xsu HrBERSIAx, orr FATHER PoIEr.l
Arr from ny ork July samuel Russe and Marianne =
Aug 10 John Dose at Gibraltar 22d Columbus sicily:
South boston a. cronstads 18Th Bavaria at Han
18th, brebert. 2, Dc; T!h Joachim, ths,how, and
sphere do; 18th Bellona and Liverpool at Deal zh.
West indian, at Bristol; Glove and Adams, in Kings
Arr July TO- Behring's Straits In the Straits
of sunda Aug 90 Ann Duncan at Malta Goth. Normandy.
Arr from Bangor Aug 90 Reunion, at Glasgow.
Arr from New Orleans Aug 80 ocoone at Liverpool sass
Arr from Philadelphia Aug g. Rensbaw, at Lisbon; sets
Arr from 81 John, SB Aug 2s City of Brooklyn
July gaoA,n s:a at HG%as ,xS.s
Arr from MSaimsn Aug ., Fioretts, .. Queenstown.
G op sH Maa1 9u asssd from h
rssns G Sn from from do f S Ellen
fiom Calcutta Aug 81 Oak from Malaga 18th Mlnnehaha
from Derry 10Th Celia from Deal Hh AN, ana
Nsrhs COBB from qt cscIs: aug
sid Philadelphia Aug IS Vincent from Falmouth th,
sld for Charfeston Aug 49, Amelia, from Liverpool.
Sid for Nav Haven Aug Is George Duer, from Hohuns
Sid for New Orleans Aug Belle Carrig from Liverpool
Latest via Queenstown.
Arr from NYork John Shay at Genoa Stella at Bremen
Albert, and Henry, at Cadiz.
Arr from Boston, Normandy, at Antwerp.
from Philadelphia, Adianne Asras and Peunsyvar
Arr firm Ranaoon Mount Pleasant at Liverpool
Arr from San Francisco. Admiral at Callso
The steamer Iraugon was burned at Canton ono date)
Steamer Orinamme, from Hong Kong for Shnnghao, put
back with damage, loss OF boats &c.
Ship Josheph Hume from Philadelphia for st Petsrsbarg
put into Wesley lost bowsprt &c BY collision VIII tds
charge part OF her cargo.
Ship Indus loading Bordeaux for New Orleans sprung
a leak, and will discharge.
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A.-Diarrh9a. Dysentery, sn m mer Conn
ple.nt &c, speedily cured by using MAGUIRES "BENNE
PLANT" Sold at 81 Park row aud by all Druggists.
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number Of causes combine 10 keep the gold market
firm at the present rate Of the premium. The primary
one is the that the nation is in debt about three
thousand Millions and the way to the resumption OF
specie payments is not yet clear considering that We
have the obstacle of thousand millions Of paper money
to before that desirable end can be reached
The next one is to found the misfortune of about
three hundred millions Of our Indebtedness being held
abroad which, in the oven, of commercial panic in
Europe or a threatened interruption of peaceful rca
lions with any foreign government would expose US to
the danger OF having portion Of the securities
presenting this amount suddenly returned to for
sale third reason is that the amount Of coin in the
country is Insignificant In comparison with the ag
grcgate Of paper money In circulation. If we add to
the amount Of coin In the Treasury on August 81
namely s45 1885, 77lthe amount in the New York city
banks on September 2-namely $14, 443, s27--we find
that the total Of gold in the country exclusive
Of that in other banks and private boards $50 $685.
and the amount In banks outside Of this city 10 nero
tribe
IT, however financial and commercial mon could see
definite aud smooth road TO the resumption Of specie
payments and the public credit restored to basis
sound that possible contingencies would be likely to
shake it, the gold premium would be much lower than
is notwithstanding the large amount OF the public
Indebtedness and the small amount Of coin In the
try The government needs terrifying, and the
bcst way to fortify II is to reduce its annual
burdens, 30 that 1t may DO placed in a position
TO reduce tho principal Of its indebtedness To this end
not only should the military naval and civil Expenditures
Of the nation be cut down 10 the lowest point compat
BILE with tho efficient working Of each department Of the
public service but Congress should authorize the reduc
ton Of the interest Of the national debt The reduction
might be made in manner which would not expose the
government 70 the stigma Of breaking faith with its
creditors, by funding all the stocks as they ma
ture, or, In other words, a. the option Of
deemng them accrues TO tho government, into
three or four per cent perpetual annuites Were the
erest on the debt reduced 10 four per cent as now
stands It would effect saving Of nearly nfty millions
per annum calculating specie ct par And although this
funding process could not commence till May l. 1867
when the greater portion Of the avetwentcs become
redeemabe would DO all the better II Congress legis
lated In the matter next session.
Tha ext n N ha Col poo
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Political Condition OF Canada-The
Wirx Trial-ARairs In tho Gulf States-
Important from MoxicO-News from
Central America, tho South Pacific,
st. Domingo, Hayti. &c., SC.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Anderson,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city at quar-
terpast and at half i've o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
The New YORK Naturalization for Europe-will be
published at eleven o'clock to morrow morning.
II will contain elaborate and highly interesting
Article the present Political Condition of Canada, the
Sentiments Of her people, and her Tendency towards
Annexation; q continuation Of the evidence In the
wirz trial at Washington interesting News from Texas
and the Gulf States; Affairs in Richmond; Important
News from Mexico; late and interesting News from
Central America and the South Pacific, st. Domingo,
Hayti Honduras, &c; the Rebellion in New Zealand,
and accounts Of all interesting and important events Of
the past week.
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing sixcents
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm tho
Ss harmless reliable and instantaneous The only per-
feet Dye Also nAs"noratins ExrseI VI Mlcaegrs RE.
serves restores the hair 81 Barclay street. eW scs
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The Bridal chamberlain

Sleeve Buttons and Studs.-New styles,
two three ave- eight seventy i've dollars set For
sale By o. g. ALLEN ais Broadwaybne door below Canal
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Eleotricity Triumph nj .-AstOnishi n
results Disease speedily eradcated from application Of
Electrcty 0aiyanic Baths, 40, at 80 Bond street
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DIR. sohenck, OF Philadelphia. will he
his 81 Bond street. Tuesday at his usual time
between the hours of9 N. and 3P NJ
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Bunions or Enlargement or tho Great
toe joint cured. without pain. by Dr. zACHAklE' 7~
Hrnadsxav
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THE Rowland WILL CAsE-we learn that the heir at.
law Of the late Sylvia Ann Rowland has decided to APP
peal from the decree of Judge Bennett affirming the
will.-New Bedford Mercury Sept O.
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Chevaiier's Life for tho Hair Restores
giybsr u IL Orig: Stops i.inns but keep the
dressing Sold al the drug stores and my onlcc lis
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEVALfER, NJ d.
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DIR. schenck Keeps n Full supply OF His
PUT.MONIC SYRUP sEAwEED TONIC aud MANDRAKE
PILLS at his rooms n Bond street, at all times These
three medicines properly taken will frequently consump
Non In its advanced stages
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Brooks Boot and shoe Emporium
The largest aud cheapest Of Boots Shoes Caters
slippers ladies' gents misses boys and children in
the city. 575 Broadway
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No More Gray Hair or Ba1dness.-Sci-
enhc advice by DIR. GRANDJEAN; 10 years practice. Asor
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Bottles or All Kinds Bought and Sold
by d. r. BUTCHB Co, ia West Eighteenth street
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Gilt, Pearl and steel Buckles, Two
three Ave twenty dollars each For sale by o. G. AL
LEN as Broadway one door below Canal street
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Wheeler a. wilson's Lock stitch Sewing
Machine aud Button Hole Machine, 62s Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvati~s
and wig depot Wholesale and retail No. Astor House.
The dye applied by skiful artists.
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25O Rare MISUNDERSTANDING Many
secrets and much valuable Information never before made
public including 100 receipts In exclusive by
the celebrated Metropolitan Hotel Of this city. Price u
cents; mailed, postage tree HUTCHINSON CO.,
Publishers, 669 Broadway, IN, Y.
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A Confidential and Experienced Dctcc-
ve services secured divorce and other cases by address
ing box G7SJ Post ONCE.
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GARIBALDI. GETAWAY AND z0UAvE SUITS.
BY the Thousands, al reasonable prices.
l. " BRoKAW, 81 Lafayette place. and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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Warning instruction for Young Men Published by the
Howard Association and sent free OF charge sealed
veiopes Address DR. Sklin Houghton. Howard Assoca
ton philadelphia Pa
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wilcox Il Gibbs Sewing Machine,
No. 500 Broadway
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Attic Finest OvercOuts Ever Seen In
this country ready for ssle
+ v BROKAw 81 Lafayette place. and
"a Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union.
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All Prizes Cashed In Legal LOtteries.-
j. CLUTE. Broker. l7s Broadway
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A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss ONCE
642 Broadway Shoulder Braces, silk Elastic
Stockings and Ladies' Abdominal Belts lady attendant
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, JR, President $40 Broadway
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Barnum, In his Expose Of Modern HUM
bugs will Is understood apply the lash to the counter
feters Of foreign perfumes in this country They are fair
game but of small account, as PHALON'S might
BLOOMING CEREUS the great floral extract OF the day
rapidly driving their trash Of the trade Sold
where
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The aggregate value Of the imports other than dry
goods at this port during the week ending September
was 81 The total imports Of the week compare
as follows
Week ending Aug IS. Aug. rs. Sept 4. Sept 8.
Dry goods 50 1882 704 % 010 o04 $2883411 $2164004
Genl mdse 24aS,S76 1884 21 1,S75,668 1885,, 002
Total. $5,o7s6So s5,os6,ll6 s475s,9es s4,1ss Oos
The dry goods imports at New York compare as fol-
lows with former returns-
Far the Week. 1863 1864 1866
Entered at the port. $4,000 l,5s75 2,l54004
Thrown on market. 2,lol,6So s7ss00 2,351,Slo
Entered at the port. 4s17s 72s e224o12s l74se elS
Thrown ON market. 1928, $50 5s,S12l6 62,9s1,S50
The shipments Of specie from the port Of New York
last week and since January compare follows with
the exports during the same time last rear
1854 1895
Thirty sixth week ....... $425, a64 S422 202
Previously reported 80. 23e, 454 90, 8606
Total. ................$32,655 ,91 $40, 7e0 s07
HAceSS IN 1oo4... IL, Svo III
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A. P0lIak = Son, Mercc haSam Manufac-
urers 69s Broadway Fourth street Pipes and Cigar
Holders wholesale aud retail cut 70 order mounted with
silver and repaired
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pon0 OnO TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. ON
j0sRPH MASON. No 81 Pine s,resA
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FINANCIAL.


pRoPosALs FOR s.onm
NEW YORK togyrY COURT Hogss ssroocc, E
e ss.'s sn RF' 4s%:.i day.
Pm. when ns zane r. w Sadrss ssca.sSa ass
County uap:s ss's saa 'ys ~ :.
s ssH sy sH9ss y Il e 6 ssp, ,E:
srason md sonpsen Men - Count" ny css
G%e on css p.s II % a ss *. re,
day sysmbcr In each year. and hs prisoipea
dollar. o. u. {; q So,..s
hundred thousand dollars on tho m day Of SovsmSs
The proposal. WIN ,ss q desired :ns
K aspo. wa 70 County treasurer he sa%. awarded .
6a sen.s the ccmv.r.;,s x. the ,s.p %, q .ss
lied 70 rccsys certncates FOR equal q the par
Of the awarded 70 them bearing Interest from the
sss 30 ;a:ss and rds rs rssgc:.:
second Sss envsIsoe addressed 70 the comptroisr
The right il reserved 70 reject or all Of the bds Vie
interests OF the '; s&f1 ffyFf BRENNAN Comptroller
ON, o. orc, nsg yS% ... psr i OF FA'0a oosr
con.saa.ass iss 9s.. q the Comptroller the ".
% Tuesday, The is,h inst at O'Clock r NJ
fVoxpouNp INTEREST NOTES HIGHEST PRICE
y paid by y. p LORD, % Warren street
L,oR sAL.-BoSp AND MORTGAGE, now DUE.
a 20 s . &C. owner IN sA s. s nor ~. M
and cannot wait 70 forecose Address boz W Pose
SUsH s.g yI and 1.T .,
bonds American and foreign Ee1s s1s SO
order. from banks aud banker. promptly siisndsd To-
NOTICE. -uoLpERs or STOCKTON CITY COUPONS
are hereby NOTIFIED that sE WV ss gae a Ta en- dys 2.
1855 :'d January 1905 Un''' s'sfa s1 fsH Agent
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aANKFRs a WALL STREET NEW YORK
GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENTS.
hand immediate delivery all OF seven
thirty Treasury Notes OF all denominations -, .
We buy and sell all classes Of Government securities
Also ousrermastsrs Checks aud Oeruncs'es
Of fniebtedness - .--.-.s..
,srms vBRMffYB co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We learn that Sands Buoy has broken adft froo
s moorings.
Brio MATHEWS, Low from Mobile for New York. with
26 cotton 10 miles north of BarnegAt Inst
The registers 1879 TONS and built OF Searsport In
1854, from which port she hailed.
spoken. &c.
Ship Winthrop Stewart hence for New Orleans, Aug
Is lat 81, lon rs Is
Bark Morrison, Percy from New Orleans for Lverp0ets
Sept 2, lat 81, Ion %.
Schr Transit only Jury foremast Sept y Lat n loo
49, steering N.
Foreign Forts.
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EOMPOUND INTEREST NOTES HIGHEST PRICE
" paid by y. y LORD, % Warren street

L,oR sALg-BoSD AND MORTGAGE, NOW DUE.
on desirable property In this city. for 5000 VII be
sold for tl5VD the has Immediate use Tor tho
and cannot wait 70 forcclose Address boz 10 Pose
ONCE Now York city
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11
Internal ReTenne.

The Report of the Commissioner Of II
ternal Revenue has been published. II shows
the receipts from Sept. 1st, 1862, to June
90th, 1864. The total receipts were $780,
$50, 6T2.44. Of this amount, banks, railroad
companies, &C., paid $7,017, 54EOS, and the
proceeds from sale of stamps were s5,s94,-
| 945l4.
The amount received for licenses for bust
ness, exhibitions, &C., was $7,lSS, 2O5.26.-
The gross amount of taxes received from
manufactures was s75, O58, 1860. OF this
New York contributed l6,S14, 455; Pennsyl
vania 50, 5s5 1896; Ohio s., 453,S35 s5.
From fermented liquors, such as ale, cider,
&C., the amount realized was g., 22S, 7ls 70.
OF this New York contributed $3.50, 1855, rs;
Pennsylvania $40, 2s79s; Ohio s2Os, 6s5s7.
The First Congressional District of Illinois
paid the largest tax on fermented liquors, to
wit, 500, S7g64. II a'@9<@t
Cigars paid s1,95s, 424.Ts. Of this New
York paid 1856. 46l.47; Pennsylvania $780,
7s4 OF; Ohio sll5,650 so. oil 4o7g
Rock and coal oils paid s2,265, s2s,sO. Of
this Pennsylvania paid 81, S35, 1866; New
York s24S.4 SO SO, and Ohio s24l, lss 81.
Distilled liquors paid s2s, 4S1, 1878 Of
this Illinois paid s7,262, 1876; Ohio So
442, 4os.OS; New York 81, 1855, 255.SO; Penn
sylvania g, ls4, 1884 Ian "fF $50