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new slavc States h he hereafter formed ON Of the
T-cscnt STATE o. Texas AMI the organ Iat'on OF
territorial govern merits Tor Utah AMI Now NicN
without tho Wllm0t Proyis1. Xas was 20 receive
ton millions q dollar, for the surrender Of her
RIGHTS 70 NV M'Yoo, nr7 a Fusive Slave Law
was o. Ice e'a.tti IN Tic g.. -cursi Us On tiGs qUes-
Con Mr.. seward D 90 " %. ncut part, taxing
r-.a, grounds against ne compr ia. a,, mi d.
nourc.0" slavery ne i4c,uplub.o With tie genus
Of American freedom.
I'll" 1T Ic.' ,ontcst on the slavery qucs,on
arose % VI. ~ tI's' ] III Tor the cauizslion 'i
tcr,w trf-it,r.es o'Nc racks rri sas.reftb II
thp rc ~ aG deg 80 min. f-,,i isbcI Ly no MS
souri, Cupr misc' 1ud rr.y.,llng tln, ~ ouesti,ns
on tho siti'ct ~ slavery should len o. Tic reo-
pie '''r" ics n' Tie opp si,ion to this meas
uto was based on thr grounds thqt i, pcrrnitted
slavery in ,rritlry from which uhet bocn ex.
ella. FL by tic Ns-ouri Comprou 90. IL was car
q q, hoNevcr' aud received TIE sifuptur M P-cs.-
lent ficree. pfrruisatons were Immediately
| 'ormci % the nth ami south. fir the pfiruose
of pouring settlers into Klus,. each marty striving
20 secure tie oiFH1 ZaiIau o. thr new tor
rt"-y. The superior iuaux of Northern iumi. wants
! t,'t' ne question p favor of FREQ lom. Blt1
'Int Of sectional an mostly was p-oducrd, tho
influence q which vas manifested in the next
IRE entail election Gen Fremont, the candi-
lAir ~ ito new snti-slavcfy Kcpuu Icau party WIS
u,A''u Oy Mr. ht'hANAN, who ubtsIuci n majority
Z" Sistt'' out vas In minority ON the po' MAR
voc. This result thoroughly alarmed tie pro-
SLAYER iaHy' ami from this tine tho project 81
disiiio and secession obtained prominence among
tie I crn hrc-catcrs
The disruption ~ The Democratic marty NJ the
'hnt.eston Convention prepared the vav for the
tl,.t.n o. Ahr4 900 l. uao'u a. President iu t~Gn.
Ili' event was followed by open hrc,ts Of scDcs-
SION and ny HIuiltsiatiorq oi trrlrirry va NJ.
huctAI'n's cabinet. Al 90 fts st caur.i alton ANA
''ltpsom 80 iai,t and he various Southern dele
FNi'ns "ihdfe" 'r.m CIurrcss. The succeeding
'N'h's arc 700 irerf ir o.. minds ~ our readers 10
require rrca .tulst,.u. M Lincoln was pcnceitly
IN. "-u 1i't hrou b The hrmuc-s Of General Scott,
VITO took pre- Hui0nnfy measures for the SAFETY u
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TINS mos, ,r,tortapt I'm psssed At the present
ON az a., legislature ia that a.iopted on Tues.
d... rravi,liuy for a uniform rate Of bounty
t,f... to1t The State. ThisenactrncnL which on.
ly.r,,.ls -iyn.,ur, ofthe Governor t. become a
Es rt.puInt.g that recruits shall be pad two
f5.ndrs, four bundled sni az hunlr.t Iu.l.rf,for
c, U.,rcnts Of one. tvJ and three years, rc,rec.
t..,Hv. The eject of leiuearire viii necessarily
BE- , rnmf',ic revolution In tho State recruiting
...t,n, AMI whether il i, calculated 10 he nen,6t
no , dctrimcnt g. the service can lie deterniu cd
,r. hg dem. nstrltion. Ia NAV be urged as an
objection t. tbs measure that the confinement II
g., bounty tos,1 hundred dollars W Il hayoatea-
4,,.g toiudae recruits ~ 20 t. otter States where
rgl.rr premiums nrc offered. This I. seemingly
% tangible objection. and unless other States follow
me cad ofNrW York, AMI MAKE the bounty uni
t,r through out the county of which there is no
probability mon will natural. offer themselves
o. tao best market. sE LgndreI dollars,
u mus. h admitted, is not very great
,,art.1oa to . recruit In these times Of hish
,...,. 4, be- .,..t.r.,i,. Ian. ,,., 49, $50.
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Inr PaIa c'rb.Aus are JUS. now having a h.ile
excitement Of the.r own ON he negro question. Il
sc ma that although the cIaLc.s are theoretically
sound on lhe question o! cAa,t.a, their doyr-trad-
den colorel brethren, many ot .hcm DONE like to
ride with samho IN the street cars. During he
Z. eat week they arc ENGAGED IN holding an cleo
ulu TO decide whe,uor '4roc7 shall he allowed 10
ri'c n the oar7 or nor AN frpu the ports Of tie
voting We infer sAat the coilr,d population will
loncoforh save considerable IN tn way Of car fare
TIE voting Is dono 10 t'u cars-cach PASSENGER
being nyitcdto east vote for ora,a nst the negro.
ridins project and taus far tie cpaLc-s seem
petty unanimous IN determining saat tue ucrros
shal, walk IL is a notable TACT shat Now York
City which Ia Philadelphia and other rural tuwnf
is REGARDED a. kind " altar upon vAic' negroes
are ror.ol .' y offered AZ u sacrifice to slavery
colorct people a. 1yet g. ride on every railroad
line w...'c a., C.y Of nrotherly Love. which If
c,coipely srecuona'c toward the coored roe
about ,lc.uon uJe, turns % It's uosr, aai 50 fsr
decides that poor ur,i negro shsn tr.a-c al7ug
on foot. It may he that thc ri|ad' ph,sns are
more sensitive than other folks, but % S.. a little
NOR o3ns.s''7,g between tLn.r prccop,s and their
practice 'Oul not be an'5s.
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Financial New. Markets. &c.

Nsv Yo-t. Wednesday, F,btGp u-.rhs euc,u,.
uons In sold TO day have been a. iolIovs Att 500
a. N. 2o2E; io.3S, I.3t; 1Dis. l,s loo. 2oaa. 4;
IL 24A, NORA ~ .la4.a... iig,44. II.J
400 ii.la 2o5h ~, 2c5: 1909, e"i', :12.2e .o4L
1889 ZU5b T. ~ gD4%; 12.45. 2,4+, Ig.5a 2c44 .
Id sC'% ll5, ''o'4 10, su4'a; LOO 2.3s! g
2'@a; 2ib 2O3 225, 202ia 235 9t3s ITS
- g. 9Oi4 $40, 2OJS; $50, 1O..s 3.i5, 2O &.
4, H"ls; 4.a', 2y4A. The peace rumors continue TO
dcpcss the 'tocS market prices having declined =
per cent. to-day Governments we're sli-htlv lover
The loan market inactive At Ga per cent, With
tendency towards greater ease. Commercial p per
passed freely at 5al0. Foreign exchange vas very
duh, Sterling hills we're drug upon the market,
and sale Of good bsnkers 5days exchange have teen
made ~ low as 1o9. on Change to-day Flour vac
dun and Be-. lower. wheat wns dun and heavy. Corn
un qmet and without decided chance. u,'s we're &C.
tive and decidedly higher. Toik va steady Reef
Wa dull. lard was heavy, aud hs.cv W, lee ac-
tive and dropping
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English Alnrm Mt the PcnInn..

TnE En- lisA papers at last o.hibi, ali A., 49,.
o genuine alarm at the FcuiA, ory,piz,tio,, ii, ,,,
United slstes The prorosel FcDi., co,sr... ~.
Cincnuau--an sccoupt Of which .r,,o,oI a., -,
srN few days ago-aitracts general attention and
letter in the London TtS,,. fro,, an Ar,,.,,,-
correspondent giving a nearly, ,cc,r.,. -.
Of tho objects and strength ~ ~, ...,,.-..--
shoNs that It's proceedings are closely v.,,,aI g..
tie press II not py the Cove,r,.or, ,, c...,p-
an. This writer r,s,es thu, A.. r.,,.,.
hhlf million Of men, have a, ,bei, d,.,o..I..',
hon Of dollars, And aim at no,hipy los, 10,
soIu,c Independence of IRELAND mi. - -
or baby Az oxag,er..ion of ,ho .,,,,.i e.. .
is so nearly correc, ,b,, a ,,...i,. .,.-..,
The writer g. to tolerlly .u
OIL with ms subject. Tia -
Nous Of the letter-to the effect tia, 49, =,
MAN 's pledged to oncourare revolt IN Ir.,,,,
2" take NJ arms IN case OF connie, hctuc.r A..
United STATES and England--may be conceded :.
established iseta. Our transatlantic cousins s,.,
'.nsderably exercised at these reyeIatio,s an,
afect b. console themselves bv M. ,.c,,,i,,, =, -.
thc Irish peuple in Ireland viii - -,
''lr's Of their brothers and sons on ,hs ,,i,
t'e Atlantic On their behalf and -, ~,
Jr. nercd boon Of iniepcpr,cnco
N"A5s teen REGULARITY OF Epgrsn,u.,
i'.''e Tat Ireland enjoys under Fn..,i.h r,,,. Al
tLg blessings under Ito sun, and il h.,,J o., a..
'lntry by tie everlasting ties OF yrs.,,l, ar, ~,
cotton. 1t may possibly remain for the F,,is,s 4.
'''ps' this deluHon, In tho meantime. .be c,,.
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pEAIk5R.

DrGAS-u his lao -c.idencc sner Io-- snf
pliu1i rcss. 90 he ho4c afb ~ eci resilLn urs
.IAue. r.8n, naive c' LoliouUcIs, j.. 4, ~
the i@,h vcfr Of bic age.
Ma, bic soul tclt in peace
reate't fhthor thou Last ,h Us,
But 't'sG tod Who hath terc.t ia
Tic can oil our tost0ss heu.
inneral on Fridav, Feb Cd, At 29cock. from v,s
5yke A. cor Van Bum, At. south Brodyu. Ho
i1euds 'ld hcluaInt1rrcs. a1l tuo.e of tho family,
a. ~ 70 iu's'ei to attend Londonderry p.rei' gest
rtrHIAN-On the alst rlt.. at a.ins prh.an.
hgi 81 'cifs and 2 months dau. Iu,f Of Calming
ehd The lHie Capt. james &. f.,hiau.
. i,., Ill dear no,net and my ,i,'o-'l
W Lc'c my saviour stands ready
TO Necome me Eome'
h. r'lHiyes and friends Of 'ho family rro't ~
aI'i,hy'n' ich ~ NJ g. o'clo.t iru. Hr t.uaoa
sc Gi S ps Gs Di.9 S ur'ner invitation nm
HrNkiN "a Brooklyn, on Monday sOth nit u
f'' T. Mr.. Elizabeth HenEcu, IN the sch yer Of
Her relative. and ficnd. md those o, her cons,
HJP,t y" 1oln ~ and Horny G. Butt, are respect.
Giy lnn",h to miond The iuucH, on lhusd,y
,.''Sn' p "a nj o'clock. ON her lac Gel.
me, c2i OF liu.spu ave. aud uigh So without fur
'Aefinviiation Philn elphn f1por' Please ccpg. 90
n. - DO ne .lst ult, Map ke.ls, vile Of Vim.
~ f1Fndr aic re'r'c'hl, invited 70 attend the
her .nto fcsdcncc, ~ T.. 2Jtt e.. ~
KFNNAPD-Ou ructiny, 1l., ult st noe le,o ,c,i.
h'Lc' 100 tntpT II, NilliguFhur.n, sin. b,.
owed sIie CT Daniel + hoauaid, IN the iGth eir "
The reia'se. and TREND. NJ the fluil- arc r,.,e~,
luili invited 20 attend TIE uur-tl, this tThuIi.syl
NJ, neon; az qc,Ick from her late 'esitcrc'. IN
"lilam'tuf.h' b.. l., wiiuou. iIrtner roI-s. ia
LustE-ln N,gton, ,su.,c, county, Srv leroy.
'.1 =. ttH, honths and dars.
ali ne icauve' 'nd ;no1ds Of TIE i.nt arc respect.
fHa hmm HaI D. 80,
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TIE NEW YORK sun.
TUESDAY MoRNiSG. FEB ?. 1865.


tl,-raphIc and other dispatches confirm
hat several wel-known Coufelcr,te'
iat Redmond en- route W talk over the peace
with President L,ScoIs. The radical
.-i' sHolt 10 believe that hey will be sent
u their business unless prepared 70 agree TO
.'siever terms the Executive may demand, In
.u'Iug Tho most complete subnission Of Tho lead
'J and the southern people ~ every condition that
t.I,.t bl enacted By = conquclng power. n sue
pa.ce is dos rstle, we could no, obtain II by ne
..,iptiou, and would continue To fight unit this re-
,1.u wss schleyci. Tho Peace we wish Tor ani
... re- y obtsin can be moro easily accom- shed
D. era corcess. ans 70 enemies, whom We ~ Nv
e..'!to bc,ter friends If We behaved masnani-
oa..sy toSArds them. We hope ths President
e. IS, regard the subject, and While hruly insist
.r; aIou all that we cannot g,vo up on principle,
s.d he minor points Of d.GeronrS lcsying the
"' 'fnont Of other questions - some future occa-
,.", whom tho C,niciorS are no longer rebels.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ate2 IA Year, or 20 Cents n So.-TaEe
The Illustrated Phrcnolosical journal. Fowler a
Wells $50 broadway, y. y $40
DnlleS's Magical rnin Extructor.-TEe
heat cure known for burns and p'los certain remo-
dy Tor corn cli.h.aius, cuts hruife-, and lheuma-
t.sm. Always hoIs sithout scar. Whoic'ac and 70.
tail at depot. No. % Liberty street 20 cents q
toz. 4t
In proCf that "FpiIep,ic Fiis'' can be
cured read TIE article IN rhil days issue lUursta,
Feb, - IN Henry Ward Becchc'8 pare, the Inl,-
pendent, and be cow Mood 10
The Grcnt Cough Remedy ct NIL Tie
NUu Remedies. Ne KNOW Of nom aifc 90 cure
dc uNeitoh's iuinolic lHiaair uc H1mtG1ua te.tlD-
CNo7 a. persons VINO have t,'n rulri ui l.lfas,
tod, N.tAlMa, lg.isyncss, bronchitis AMI either
utea-cs teudln' 90 tols"uut' OH are -i'lg,, safe
prl-iI 3. our Co.Umus were 10 TIhiFu th,I, vou
What iuO 'r9. We 10 thot W ur .It .irt, 8,
nu IT the auo,e diso1fc' tn 10 u.c II rud tp ru.l
O'!cF nay J., psllts ei 60 DFu.tuns byu4,llZ %.
ave- b,rurf, % Put t.st or 80. o p. tI9n lg.! 4iJ
Fulton ST. y, \. tort.lc d. oli prl"ri.t-. ~
Itch, Itch, Itch scratch, Scrrtch, -crntc,,.
W te lou's i.tIuout viii cure tho Itch 40 a, hour
Also cues sat hHeun' icers' tnuni"n- and al
ul iru.ri.t.. r- s,Lti'ir C1 cont. no N,,rs'i T3f
ter soc a cuts, 80 WbhIu iVu e., lJs'ou IL VIII
re io.N'.nci ny 'Ili Ice OF Io'. e. "a -ay illt OF
the -t,"t sts,'.. .,1
Why Irj-ro the Complexion b. Pow
,h' s",4, -i. - s"ur uu.o leave 70 .lis e.. cr
II ls "a ic n'n'' aa4 81 F-u .4t -u ooh .-d t9i.
sEtu, use ii'rutol's t.f.Hct S4r ma lIl. J. 10
T.. .iAsLc. TO luc OoIu..c. On. ~
iyie's -. IA, SCap-rhe P1cr Peoples
h.e-e. CAe'p -"i 40. ao.- b.. -.-ces "o.y-
\ i.,!iGble Tonic, niurcl,c. nlco1 iur.-
no. u'-4 49, e.1'u.--.l...t,i4 -.l-r' hu'h''
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TEauDu, N0TEGHA.

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE SNIP
- Jo'nC.s Mon OF y. r., viii be held NJ Isl 10,
orl on ihursdGy cycLins, Feb. %, At o'clock. l.
II HARNESS MAKERS-ATTIND \ MEET.
ilc u your At,ocigDou To 10 held thif evening
NJ ast h1y cry, ct O'Clock Pm. g. olter MOS j
DREW, Pcs. va. MORRIS. sec. IN
NOIlCt-THE CARTMEN AND LABOR
N,;t ~ .,,laron Of the Cts md Coln OF Noe
J OK 70 LD- Nilen'ur On llu -ttAy evening, leh
td ~ o'clock ~ the Nev Ano IN tOous, 90 princs
~ Al mumi rn 40 re- ucrtt0 10 atte NJ me meeting
ougtn 81 tno above Association. Fr ori'r N ~,
JOBS J. 3 SCH iros. PAIN. fAuAN,Sec. PATk
pAINTEBs-A SPECIAL MEETING OV
TIC e. N.r. llouse Painters Ass ilioo vii tats
i,al lNa iMvery. j. A. bourne, Free. WM. Il
AaiHlW~, SOC. Il
pAChtNG-BON NlAKERS AND SAVERS
Protective tn.ou.--luc LoNt rceular rnsetins
vii tafe place ~ Military Hall, 1872 boFety. -
lhurstsy cyear Eco. "a, Isa5. ~ roe. II ii A
Niilli iLLb, Zee. THOMAS WILSON Rec.
sec. lY3
OTtERIMEN'S I. p. sOClEN. NO. l.
ho lc in She 18Th NuId Has IN BID s',on Ihnr.da,
evening. un. "a, 40 . o'co,k. 4 iul attendance n
le4uu-tot BY urdc- ~ CllAS. ALLEN, Pro-. MAR
IlN ikEACEI, sec. Ii6
THE MONTHLY MEETING or THB
4 'LoneshOtc slip Pantc.s Will lie held n No Isl
lsTDry, m place OF Military Hall 40 Lr.c'o.otc 90
lhur-dyy evening, Feb ., AZ ) o'co,.. Nenibcu
sc requested 20 he puuctual. Il y. CA LEE, rrcA
". II. hOl Id, sec. is
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VII "Censor" who mas also written 70 us under
Other nom" de plume, please call st this oai,o and
make our Acquaintance. lis tssIcnt for caustic aud
Logical writing should not be hidden under a
Lushol.
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Naval Intelligence.
APPRENTICE scHooL-smP SAVANNAH.

The Naval Apprentice Scholarship Savannah
has been put In commission and will soon sal
for Annapolis. Nd. The following is list of her oi
GERS: Lieutenant Commander. l.. o. Mathews; Lieu
tenants l.. A. Walker. Theo. L. Kane. Morreh For
rest J. OIane. Paymaster, Casper Schenck, Acting
VI aster T. 4. Roderick; Boatswain, A. Milne; Gun
ner John Il. Foster; Acting Carpenter. Isaiah u
Crowell.
THE NORTH CAROLINA AND TIE VERMONT
The North Carolina is being rapidly dislran-
Ted preparatory TO being transformed into an ordnance
vessel The recruits board are being transferred at
the OF about 100 per day and before the LIST VI sep
tembor she will he ready 20 go out Of commission. The
Vermont will b. the receiving. ship ut this station ana
Paymasier Hasslor will be in charge Pnymasters Rus-
sell and Burnett viii close the business OF the North
Carolina and which will require their attention until
tie Let Of November large host OF friends WIN re-
gTet that these two gentlemen VIII renqnsh post az
which they have faithfully ana arduonsy laborcd Tor
so many months past. Their performance of the re
spOushle duties dcvOying upon them has been accom-
plished with entire satisfaction 20 all concerned ana
they will not leave without many regrets. Paymaser
Hasser Is an accomplished gentleman and faithful
officer and Will no doabt via host OF warm friends Ia
b.. increased sphere II luty.
n,SCSLLANEDUS
progress is being made "a The new saluting
blt'ery at the cob dock L, ~. BE- in order for
service.
The Rhode Island is cDaled ready for service.
!. il rumore that she Will be sod at auction in few
weeks.
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THEFT OF LlQUORs-CoSFEssIOS OF A PRls-
oyER.-On Thursday night Officer Field Of the Fifth
Precinct arrested Alfred Wohltman. employed by
Messrs. Hoffman & Curtis, No 800 Greenwch-st.'
while in the get Of removing $50 worth Of liquors from
IN dstillery The prisoner acknowledged that he
had been engaged In stealing liquors during the past
two years which be sold to william Norman Of No
800 Greenw ich-st. Charles Wohtman. brother Of Al
fred Is accused Of beng concerned in the stealing 81
SO worth Of spirits. Alderman Jones, at the TOmbs
committed both Of the accused for trial. II is said tina,
the arrest oi Wohltman. Mohmann tho receiver
his fed from the city,
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pETROLEUBf-Rsceipts, to-day. 373l bbls. tho
market is heavy and lower; We quote Crude at &c
Refined in bond 52i 05}c., and do. free. II g73c.
RICE-Prices are steady and the demand fair; sales
NJ rs tcs. Carolina at 10d 0!c.
SUGA RS The demand for Raw Sugars day has
been active and though on the sales made prices
show no actual improvement the close holders are
very firm in their views and generally insist upon an
advance; sales of $50 htds. ct lli0l3c for Cuba;
Isle for Clarified Cuba IA! 5c. for Porto Rico ana
@ boxes at l3ic Rened are frner at l9ic for Hards.
SEEDS--Grass Seeds ere inactive and prices are
nominal. Rough Flax Seeds are firm with moderate
demand, and al 81 3O0s2 30 per bush. OF IS ID.
TALLOW.-1hc demand continues good and the
market firm; sales Of So D at 2l l2Ic for Western
ard l3c. for City.
WHISKY-Ihe market IL more active and prices
ore better; sales of 4e0 bbls at 81 l90s2 20 ior
Western,
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be assisted in the undertaking by the Corporation
of Philadelphia The New-York roads have no &C.

be assisted IN inc Undertaking ny LILO OoiP'A"
of Philadelphia. The New-YOrk roads have no oc'
casion to make arrangements of this kind.
The indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad il
pushing its line up 10 the Whitewater 'aney
toward Brooksville. 1t is also surveying ine
along the Ohio River 20 Louisville. lis dePo' ~
rancements in Cincinnati are rapidly approachins
completion, and in few months they VIII Dc 'n0
CITY entrance 70 come six Eastern and western
Roads.
The Cincinnati C0mmerc'0tof wednesday 81
Exchange has been very scarce throneno vyav
I .t ei tot nnrchases and hat little has been
created by the movement OF produce. rate for
maintain 75c pei thousand as u pu' ., emit legal
banl,ers' checks aud in some eases, ~ ' ~ e."
,endcr notes 10 keep their balances goou. 'eio na
been continued falling off IN the ., "a
10 mercantile paper the past weoh, 40 I,anned
ose in tbe currency supply; but money Is stu
rerarded as worth 10 per cent on The best hahes
| 1ue Rostoa TrdreHer OF last evening says:
Money is in moderate demand and full supply for all
ordinary purposes at six per cent for short ioafs' re-
,urnable on call, and at seven ana ahnl on iime. Oi
conot of the recent frauds in New York, more eau
on is observed By moneyenders IN regard to borrow,
ers and securities that the facilities OF professional
snecuIators are somewhat restricted. while oher par
ties in undoubted credit are more readily supplied.
Business notes of the rstcass are PASSED In the open
market at eight and in some cases at seven per cent
The transactions IN stocks without much variation,
and speculation is confined TO limited circle OF opcr-
a,ors.
The movement of Dry Goods at this port for the
past week has been rs follows:
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION
1,,,yf If Pic Value. NcngC of Pkgs Value.
Vol aoIsL G23. SOC Fnx....... 49S sl35 1874
Cotton go 25iOsl Aiiscelan's.. 362 los 457
silk ..... 500 6.O2iOl -
Total. 6J6s2. 2Js, 44s
WITHDRAWALS.
M-y,f of Plgs Vnne NannC of Pkgs. Value.
VOL 40 scs3 6g3l FLAX - 377 f67,22l
Cotton. 1900. lis BOOB Miscellans.. ts U,'O'
silk .......... 90 l36fl0 - -
Total ....'...'............I ,555 eG33 364
VAlEH0usED.
Manuf Of Pkgs. Value. MaHHC Of Pigs Value
Wool ....... .35I sl57e Flax 49,. 2e4 s'3Ao
Cotton ~ 1850 Misceans.. --.-
silk .......... Fl l5Jjl = -
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.Jouysoy Uy,oy CLuB.-An adjourned

JOHNSON UNION CLUB.-An adjourned meet
ing Of this Club wac convened in Washington Hail. No.
lGl Eghtb-ave. on Thursday evenings the President,
II. c. Parke. in the chair The chairman stated that
since the last meeting, the VicePI csident. James N.
Murray esq, had departed this lifc On motion. the
regular business suspended and series OF resou
tions expressive OF sympathy and coincidence with TIC
family Of the deceased, were offered and adopted.
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QuARrKRnAsTRR GENERALS OYrrcg -
WAsHISGTox, DC, July "a 1865
GREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSEa
" AND MULES.


Is, 900 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE Mox-v
in the States OF New York. Pennsylvania Ohio. rpa,,.
Delaware Maryland and Jersey and the DI..,ie,
VIII be sold at public AUCTION to the hghes, bidde, a,
the time and places named cd e be- W. w;
NewYork City, Tuesday and Friday Of each we.k. N
Newl ok City, Wednesday Of each week. 200 NIUE, ..h
day
f.lnirs, Tuesday. August 3, 900 Horses.
Elmira, Tuesday, August 10, 800 Mules
Albany. Friday August 25 800 Mules.
Buffalo Wednesday, AsSs;s y ~ Aa''
Philadelphia Thursday Of each week 200 Hore zach dsv
Philadepha, wednesday and Saturday Of week, X
Pnt.bur.h thursday of week 80 Mule, each day.
Po,isyillr. 1ue.day, August !, 200 Mnies.
MiiliLtown, Friday. August 4 -OO Mules
Nrwvie, Wednesday, Ansa;i ., ,d loo I Horses
Reedne Friday, August H. 200 uorses.
Shipprn. Durgh, "Wednesday. August 1t, 100 Horse.
Erie Thursday. August IL. 200 HoT r. ;oo
Shippensourgh, Thursday, ANUS ", 100 Males.
Williamsport Friday, Angus, ID. 200 Horses
Indiana Sionday, .Aaeus, b. goo Horse,
Chamber.bur,. Wedns sday. August % ioDHorses
Chamber. burg. Thur.day, Augusta LOO Mules.
Milton, Friday. August -. 200 lioises.
Carlisle, WeGnesday. August 3d. 700 Horses
Carlisle, Thursday Ausu, .ti 9Ii Ioo MuieA
Colambiana, Tuesday. August ], 100 Horses.
Saleni, Wednesday. August 2. 100 Horses
Alliance Thursday, august B. 200 Horses
Csnton Saturday, August 5. 200 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday AugnstS ! 900 Mules
Massillon Tues 'ay. Angus, H. POI Horses
Cre-tline. Thursdsy. August Il, 800 Mnies.
Cleveland, Monday Augut u 200 Horss.
lSDiANA.
Fort Wsvne Thnrsdey Angus, "A, 90 Mules
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON Tuesdey of each week. 200 Horses each Day.
Wilmington Friday OF each weea 200 Mules each day.
NEWJERsEl
Trenton Tbursday, August TO- 200 Mues.
Trenton, Thursday, August - goo iIles
MARYLAND.
Baltimore "Wednesday August and Wedresd2y Of essa
week thereafter, go Horses each day.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Each week day, 2Or Mules
GlESBORO. d. e.
Each week dag except Wednesday, 200 Horses. go
An opportunity pri chase superior class Of saddle ~
draf aninas ut far less than their value Is now ossrs
to the pubic.
Though the majority OF them sound and serSicesbk
th. are no longer required In the ery and must be sold
Many OF the mules bought ~ tue beg inning oI thee
when Young accompanied the sre in all their marches an
csps and are thoroughly broker. hardened by exercise es
tie and familiar from being long surrounded by TIE so'en
Animals will be sold sIngiy.
Sales TO commence az 10 a. m.
Te.ns-Cash ia United States currency.
JAMES A. EhlN,
BYev Brig Gen. in charge lst Div U ". T. D.
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Howes a. Mncy, Bankers,

No. 30 WslLst., New.York,
(Formerly Officers of the Park Bank)
Foua PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
IEhsoAs OPENING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
as they please tie same with the City Banks. and
will be allowed Interest their daily balance at per
cent.
COLLECTIONS made upon any par: Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF the ysriops
Issues of Government and other Stocks. Bonds and
Gold promptly executed fer the usual commission.
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Receipts Of Produce.

AUG. ls-Y,O0l bbls Flour. 3.lel bbs. Corn Meal
70 204 bush. Wheat. 5000 BUSH Corn l.16i bush
Data. 5000 bush Malt. Is phgs. Ashes. 7e9 kgs Oi
Cake, 1910 pkgs Provisions. .f2O pkgs. Butter