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speakers, in favor OF the objects OF the Con
rENENT suBsrDING.

speakers, in favor of the objects OF the Con-
NeHtion.
THE EXCITEMENT suBsrDING.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. i5.-Tbe excitement in
regard 10 the Convention has almost entirely
subslded. now that IL is known there will be
no speaking, and consequently no wrangling
inside the Wigwam, and that the business will
be entirely confined to the passage of resolu-
lions and the adoption of an address.
ltis believed that the Convention will ad-
Journ On Thursday afternoon
ARRIVAL OF ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Alexander II
stephens. of Georgia, arrived in town this
evening, in company with mis- brother, Linton
Stephens. He is the guest of r. j. Arundel
Esq on Broad street
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y Daniel Franklin, OF Hartford. CT, baae
ms wife good by on Friday, to go 10 New York,
wnere she was 70 meet him the following We'd
going that day, and on reaching New u ork Saf-
uroay, she met with the sad intelligence that
her husband had died of cholera on TQesday
and was buried on Wednesday. She is left al,
to support.
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NAP0LkoHs HISTORY OF oFJULIUscEsAR.
noiHme "a. Sir Morton Peto on the Resou rres
E ~ riSspeets OF America. Spencers Narrative
-. AIe,ssohsie Prison Crayens Prison Life OF
Amlst1ie fruit Garden. R4es' Rootprfn's efA
Z t e,ief cc.srrIer. -Four Years ia che Saisie; by
30 FRAECK TAYLOR.
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nR LEWIE, DENTIST, has REMOVED from
242 TO zoo Penn. avenue, ten doors-
above Great D,Scoreyy IN Dsprjstyu
Teen ELtraeIed WithOHt Pam. All peT. .nD
eCps having Teeth to extract. would advise them
70 call az DR.. LEWlES Office, and nave tsem
taken ont Teeth inserted on RUBBER. Gold and
siiver Plates. In rider that all persons shonid
nave Ieeth, We have reduced the price very low
To be convince Of the fact call and see for Won
selves Also, call and see the new and I'm preyed
method Of ipserti ng Teeth
streets. ~ A~'n u A''n
ie 2-tf g. r. LEWIF M ID Dert,.,
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[By the Associated Press.I

PHLADELprrA. Aug. 15.-The committee on
resolutions and address were still in session ar
8 o clock tins evening. It's generally believed
that they VIII agree upon an address tonight
End thai IL Will Tie reported TO the Con veption
IN the morning. and after its adoption the Con-
Sention Will adjourn. go u -. ..,.5s.t
the Continental Hotel ard at the National
Guards Hall, and oser places, by prominsn:
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DENTISTRY.

UEN IISIh1.
REMOVEB-DR j. H. wOOLLEY. 3epttst.
~ mas removed from J14 7uh street to his large
ana elegaIt Office, No. = Market Space, between
SID abo SID strt efs. north side. First class and
permanent OPEhAT1ONS performed at Dlpch re-
dbced rdisS, but enough TO allow me to do Justice
To my patients. an I'M
r CoUMBE. pENTIsT No 24s 9th street.
betSeeh " ard streets, will Extracr,
nHi, Shd insert Teeth on Gold, Silver, ork&S6s3
Ehboer Plais. at most moderate prices S0IG0
Best material used. an oln-
nR. LOCKWOOD, Washington Building 314
~ Penn avenue will fill Teeth with ~~
gold and insert TEETH on Rubber atR
very reduced price. Teeth extracted with <lI1Ho
ouI phh. jy Is I'm
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BANKERS.


~ hBOw co,
d BANKERS,
Come louisiana snue dBd Srsath STeet,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD and sILVER, and
Ua. LAND WARRANTS;
4 EwIS JOHNSON q Co.,
BANK BIS,
DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
eOvERNMENT sECURITIES,
STOCKS, BONDS.
GOLD AND SILyER
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
JAI COOKE co..
BANK RB,
WtssssA ssyses, sS1ostfs IsassSy,
Boy and sell ss surrent rates, and kesD always
hand, full supply of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
T-30 TREASURY NeTES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNEss, &s..
and pay the highest prices fer
oUARrERMASTER'SO CHICKS
AND VOUCHERS su 3-du
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Days and Honys Of Txttto~:
FOR Ladies', Misses and Masters Tuesd.v and
Friday afternoons, from to o'clock
o'clock ~ l"
Fer further Information, apply during the hours
on tnltion or address note to the Academy mY3-IY
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TBk YOUNG MEN OF SAINT DOMINiC,S
Cnrgrcgntign intend TO give a grant oQ
PIC Nlt' Ii TUESDAY, August 2S, IL g. at "a
SEVENTH sTBEET PARK, EA
for the puIIoo OF rai-ing funds to purchase {sa
Bras BaRd. The Pic Nc l. TO lie given Wnder
the auspices OF the National riepdship OIub'
1lcksr only y cents au LIST
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IL Is stated that the Government Of the United
States has preferred claims against certain per
sons in France who have disposed of public
property belonging 10 The Southern Coniedera-
ton.
The imperial decree suppresses the Courier
du DCmanche
TtePafis CORES pondent of the London Tlmee
asserts that the result Of the war as occasisned
6eep FEELING OF d!scontent in France. The
ETnrerCr himself was confident OF Austria be-
ing the victor, and hardly conceded the hone,
that he should obtain the Rhine provinces
without the loss of a single man
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nER-LEHsEy WIS.

ApPorSrMFyr oV ELECTION INSPECTORS AT the
meeting Of che Board o. chosen Froehoides a tie Court
House 10 HUDSON City Thursday afternoon the following
,7 --r, vrere svpolted Election Infpcc.or6 for the
county towns nader Registry law which lakes elect
"a tue eusGing = t4l elections: - -, , ,..,
ElyovEf sr'lan N1a~nf ~ f'e soi, Silet H. Suhshah
GO lertor. fiihl1 81 hus5ik tifEeh .
ID. ". Nrrcard AsseiscT Adam a. hsfp Col
'rI.os j. Isrosfaau Assessors Philip MeAvny Collector
trtn H. Schuyler tiil1eh
NORM BrnGENfitp an4h, AtstsQii henry Acherton, Col
fet.- Fqaclf POI. Citizen.
rows o. Grschoind Assessor John ~ Mer Col
lacfrf; John berI srdi, Oiizen
Walker. lifixn
andrew Anderson AsGfrsor AID Collector; ue!.
lr-.. B-.D1v ard 4 fred Gtc.ory. Citizens
uAvrrsj ous ers3D. Asssiof CHARLES Z, P.Iy Cob
ic0H. tbsrezer tlht, SlaEl-
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Cleared.
<is.u.Llp Mary Sanford Clark Boston, W P Clyde .
Steamship syetia (BT Osyia Liverpool National s.sh Ns'i
gs,ion Company.
sssn,hp C-rmania ffiamb Ehlers, HAMBURG hpnhsrd ="
S,earshp fBr Oterendory ben en- Ocinc 70
Steamship Vile Paris Ll surmoBt lisSre, o. Mscseps"
Steamship Corsica (Bf) lie Messurer Nsssss p CunaId
Steamship Burton, Boston Neptune steamship =" ,
steamshp Manhattan Desken. Havana and Nera C1 IN wan
n.y. - ,,,,c
Fms, fBrem Pas Lisbon lissemeyef bIuhf-
V.rk CtnE dru, 9rsenlea, lnagna, Miller boGglton
Pr Nerrmack. Low, Galveston lhsyer Sargent
Bar. L. Brc0Smlu. MeCris Belfast, Me- H. d. j. u b'oet
-. IN Ill u.....,
Big sy phide lPru Al5reeht, Penambaco fnneb Me"
Wendt
Brig Henry Louise Potter Po an Prince Booze 10
Bris Maud Br.l BfyaB Hsiifar. b. q Small Co.
Big Asracaibo tBrl Robinson, Nslase aud Niso
Brg Aquidneck. Bigry. Mobile. y. II. hunbut a "a.
Schr &. q. Marshall. Evans. Nassau, j. Enesa
Schr J. Whiheho use. Jones, Cow Bay, H. '" Lopd Co
Schr Maine Law, Amsbury Boston. Metcalf Duneai. .
Sehr Albert Mason Washington, d. C. Van Blnt sfb
Srbr Nav (Br Bisset'e Johns. n b. y. r. DeWob 's
Sehr Transit, Godrsy. Port Royal \. l. Met ready &C.
sghr. = Elliott G,ehfisl Liugln, II. W. Loud Go.
Sshr Brilliant (Rrl stanton, st. Johns, r. j. Nhn'
slccp STAG Quincy New Haven Rsc.e Tees' i''
Caaal BOAT Jos Igscy Brown, Phlsdeph.s.
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ISs-led., and l,oCO boxes Cheese on private terms
To London 80 hhds Tobacco at c2s. Cd.
Thobusinefs Of the Sub-Treasury Receipts si,o9
347 lefor Customs, $3.50 600; Payments $60l 40 TO-
Balance, ss6 i96 Oli ST. Gold Notes. sIOO 600.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company have
issued 100000 Of mortgage bonds for the oonstrue-
ton Of 25 miles of road 10 use instead Of equal
number Of miles Of the Cleveland Columbus and Cincn-
nat Railroad which they have heretofore used ior tLes
Cleveland terminus.
The weekly statement Of tho Boeon banks, with the
4,ro, r.frfrrs IL I.l,,
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70 he Editor a5 The " ]. TS5uHs
SIR; About two weeks ago my attention called
80 paragraph in the City News column o. IL, NeeTol
Tss giving account Of meeting Of
IN this city which Scandinavian Press Association had
been formed and elected President OF The
Of the meeting enlarge the present weekly S.ands.
sisk aud change IT dsy paper under The direction
sfits present editor wrote the following d note 10 NE
editor Of The T~es stating that his notice the f aud
ssly information bad She subject and reqoessne him
publish my decnstion Of the Office 10 Of the
Known Coprerhead character Of The pare IN e1es
ncn Up 10 tie present tine he has not fhogsBt 70
cehge me- lprobaby from the fact that boil pape fc 81
admirers OF President johnson and The philadelphia Ms Con
thr0ggh youT cosmrs 70 say those ny c0snnen viii
WHOM my wer MAY get hive weight that do not
gard Tie S.dadnrrik Pcs, true eIp0uel. ~ the po-
CO Views Of the majority Of ScandiHByans IN Tile oolai
and that and val not either by mOney o. naueuce
cid jonrrcl which, while te loyal people and among them
many Scep nayians were peIiing all 70 sustain lie and
honor Of the uaon abused the Government IL su Vie sr
that even me Daily Fers would have thoag too strong
There are s.veTal very excellent SeaDCnavan Neosy
espers IN The West and believe there ol one b
me East perhaps for daily paper; bot
sncted with intrt and is cailsss sdsos o. freedom
and progress On VII CD lie The best Interests % lie migrant
AZ suIe nat 70 succeed Yous. uals, -. .
Late Sreyet Brgadlof Gen. r. 3 Vols
And ffwany years PfeseBs ~ 81, b,agdihaGRr fc,ey
IN New York
Nee Yoyk August 1896
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FRIDAY. Aug. l0-P H.
Gold Is steady and closes at lis, after selling at 49,
lis during the day.
Government stocks we're all firm and good demand for
Investment IO4Os sold ht9i, carrying really 9. per cent
of gold interest. Tennessee Gs fell per cent. Railway
mortgages we're steady and bank shares hrm. The small
stocks we're more active and prices fairly sustained The
Railway share market was irregular, and good desl Of
realizing was shown Ia the stocks which have advanced
% rapidly within few weeks. Erie was the most active
stock on the list snd wits forced up 20 500 high price
for corporation which docs not earn interest
upon IT. bonds and tie money to pay lis
leases. Alter the call The market was barely
steady, and buyers we're no. ab ndant There Is no
short interest ia the market OF consequence. AT tie
secoad Board prices we're not sustained except Ton New
York Central and Ere closingd dull. The latest quotations
were: NewYofk Central 1865 i05. Erie Railway a.. q
90 Hadsol River 100 l2l Reading ila ll., Michigan
Contfll o9 alll; Michigan Southern, SO, $751; Illinois
Central, l22 iasi Cleveland and Pittsburgh s110S.
Cleveland and Toledo lI6iaI6l; Eock Island, 1860
1906 Norh-W cu solT3Gs Preferred, g. d Fort
Ws!ne' i)'.a lO'i Ohio and Mississippi CeFtifcaies
~. cyli Canton, 5?a53 Cumberland Coal, l7saflj
Mrpo'a Mining Company, y 027,; Quicksilver, ~ 49,
Money 4 Unchanged Cali loans are quoted AS per
cert ani commercial paper SAG for prime TO good
Tile following the quotations uf exchange: Lonlon
prime J4aser 90 days, 1917 alos Londoo prime bank
crs' sight, las 4lg9!; Paris, banker long, 52GI a524i
Pas. bankers, short O. zoe ava, Antwerp *. 95 g92;
sai.s as. od.23.i Hamburg. 1861; Amsterdam, 4os
oNl Frankfort, ~ a r.; Bsenlea, - Berlin, -
as.l.
Freight, are ul and mtes Leayy. The engagements 10
Liverpool are 20 bids. Tobacco a. Us. Cd n 900 busb
or1 on tern,s and rer e.lrref 50O es Cftor
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Clover and s6259t FOR Timohy Rongh Flax Seed firm
II IS 20ds 90 Calcutta Linseed firm at 81 23ae4 N

at 50 ca e. co. Caleutts Lineed Is fro at 81 In
Boston end here.
SrEARIN frmer. sales OF 90 on prime AZ 22622io
SUG ARS-Ihere has been decided improvement the
demand for Eas Sugars to-day, Tie trade ana renneI
operating freely Prices are fully ic q better and close
strong Joy Olc for fair 10 good bnir g. s6les OF 22'
bids including Cuba " &c, and Porto Rico az ltc
80 Havana a. 2ial3o.i 3se bags Aana Al iVc
3e bags Pernamh1o0 $50 DO BAHIA one two latter pre-
las and r1rnred sale 81 5OO bags Bahia on
~ vaio terrrs Renred ore dgl AZ ittc f0F liaros
TALON The market Is mh'afaIey sel{eL "lH0u' u'S
ter.al ebange IN prices, slls Of % ooo y a. l2l'o
IOBACCO-Market aoiiye sales as hlds. - "a ~ JUG.
WhlSAl-Ihe market quiet az s IN bond bf MeS'eID'
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Family Markets.
OK LIVING EXPENSES IL SEw.YoHK.
rppay AuV O.

OK LIVING EXPENSES ~ NFW-YoHK
FRIDAY, Aug 9-P ~
Prime butter and higher Eggs vary greatly N
price much quality Hose retaIed 81 2e eHcA as
Western and not 10 be relied upon. Among TUFTS common
aprs aud pears plenty, with fsf snow OF pesones
IeuleTs plain Gull sales Hccoun Of cholera la
ture fruit Is unhealthy but OH cHed peaches may aey 10
eaten Stale yegetab Should be avoided ana NOT Jew o
those sold are OF this class minute inspection ~ the mar
Fets noting what many II the common Ie0l Da hu ore
OILY wonders hat oica r. nor more rref 'nL heat anu
sn are nearly unchanged Butchers thongh % advance the
mice OF beef cattle were 50 sglrces but r py nov VIII
give no excuse fr aid NJ 70 the already hsh prices Pota
toes are lower and sale bat at high Tstes
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HowEs & MACY, BANKggs, 80 Wall-areet, New
YORK Formerly officers Of tie ral Bank rogr per cent IN
tcrctt allow 81 on deposit.
The business Of ts house sac racorfo rated
Bank.
PERSONS KurSG AcCOU21s may Drro.u tnd DRAW as
they please rad VII be allowed Ictct. On tAcr da! bal
ancc al leI cent
Co1rcIioss made or any par: Of tte rael States or
Canada.
Orders far re PURCsr SAfE II the various Govern
enf and other 5toek Bonds aud Cola promptly executed Jr
he usual commls. lon.
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Rereint.nfPrednrc.

ARG i0-Go50 bbls Flonr 3ss bbs whisky $50 bills Corp
Meal ~ sacks Ohcake ls526 bash. Whre Hl2v,O u.s.,
Com lif 3i6 hush Oas bush. seeds gkes AsAeS Oo
pkgs. Lard !! <OJ abia Petroleum.
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Arrived.

s'issT esp' 81. ay 81 S5 d.; .S S ,.
July 50 leDs % 10 spoke bTs Belle ofhe Bay from e'
' B.Is ssseS 81 .on Ago. Bay c. II. :. s -
sls sn ThSTP'Gp e. S:''a' Downing oO'''' q ''
gris Edalsad New; Bedford 20 Newbars -,
Biz Bogats br Aego CAfthssenA - days win eor'e i'
Brig John Fsseaan Lorns Noble day., sw
an E4 Ass s kPa % @.I sti1" s ne, Sl'Rs fyT s.
q boarded by chr wnsed Racer Of rreyiHesowo with 20
Dbl j. sPdt' us bOl o q, 9 d. L sn%oD. geo
PIoyns,Own Len brig Mary T. Lsdd for SswYor. in .y
schr David Campbell br st. Johns ~ b. 10 day" with pd's s
Sehr KahsmirOS Cole Lias,n Hoime. Hole IL ss,
sS }{, ,sSyy Ind e s,s., Nssvy35
seSi Esir wind, bow%sn New bedford
s sem F. sniS SS es snS S.sss BEDFORD
ses i n.r.., Ryan Ryan Snow New s.,; d Bedford
shI sSi Waisi. B,al. s,oain s
sei Ss;s.. sa.SsI;S; Nth amber N N.,l.-.
scsI Icy GsS,sh S S..h I N:.ipsss
sshr wGiie Sea- Lee, SewSarypOTt with nde Lewis
=" s 81 - A Ss.iS RsySod. Providence.
sssi Henry M = ~ s9 sa:. D., P%'iasas.
ssSi {. j. Scott. Arnold f,eyiisnss.
s scR[ s'I .s S;5SHf . sI.r Pg rtSsSs'
SIR Governor Chase. Providence
SchF Chase Chase, Providence.
Schr !. uoyt Hoyt Hartford
I. Smith, Hayes, Hartford
Ceeia. Hall Potisnd. Conn. store
T. :. Gterseeys, Carroll, Portland Germ
Scfr. J. Wright Wickerson, Portland Conn
~ shaier, Brewe. Portland, COM.
seLI. & snsh, Mason. Portland Conn.,.
Sclr. Mayis I, Hal, Lawrence Portland, Com
Schr. y r. Wallace Allen New.Iiayen.
scht. 3. W. Tyler, Tyler, New Haven.
sshf. Percy. Copp. New Haven
sshr. Nersnda Ponds New Haven.
Schr. Hattie J.. TubeT. Arnold.
Minnesots. freetf. Portland. Me, amber.
schr. II. Baker, Weber. Portland, Me- lnhes.
ScLf. Lscon, Baker, Boston. I ...I
Srhr. n Fillmore Brown Boston
soop Rhode Issnd, Hull. Providence.
Soop Harvest. CoFwin, Providence
wlSp-M Sunset, NV.
sailed.
s:sin'A'p aaaAaan- ertrI rraI
...U s.I tl a-la .aHf. it.a
Spoken. rlaI f....rI rsf a 10
JAY 20 Ton 50 10 brig Belle sfths f'y 70" '"''s's
~.....f rrn ---zsr1-E -..s
. MeRsrands.
R,,s,sasehr Alice A. BandeH shotwea bepss sb ,s, q,
,.., IAN. same Highlands dco,cIea ise
). iahhx bldly returned Tor examination ard repair
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BURGLARY IN IIUDsos CIrY.--The residence of Mr..

bLHhLahl IN ~ booN I'll nc itflbtHtt vi mi'
John Gordon on Bergen ave. Hudson City. entered b.
NEGRO burglar obout o'clock on Thur.day morning MI
IT, rher awakened ny slight noise, seeing the
fhefn eanng Of bed procure his revolver
81 go fAc ow made OF it'll PAIR Of pauiall 10 which
was alou 81 20 In money. few minutes longer and
incf could have secured dsrabio OF Rey and
ohol yalusbss which were IN the room.
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NOE Iolums, e eiyel belov:

Thc Boston Trarelier of last e7ering SAYS:
Loans ere IN improved demand to-day at ihe banks ard m
the outside market borrowers good cler D seceY DO
no. es 70 pr} w. ttSoe ar y but In other case ard
are paid Tor very The increased calls for
money ottibuied additional activity IN trade ard
Temporary transferring Of considerable amounts OF cur
rency 70 other localities.
The CiHcinati Ga=eiie of Wednesday says;
The money market is for good paper AZ sal per cent
but names toat do not come up 70 ths standard DO n9 @
Freely lLe prevalence OF me choIeTt IN az WIG 81
has effect % disturb somewhat the general order oil Di
mana, cantin 80 lar however as regards the supply Of
money may be abundant while the offerings for
Gesirabe that is 70 saw money wanted more for
business sharp reaction, however, IS expected to set
IN with the Fa In quarters exchange was scIc
and finer to-day but IL the MARKET vas ny SUI lieu
at par premium buying, and 10 premium selling
The Chicago Journal says:
The general mercantile Of city s extremely dn
Reports OF cholera 10 Cincinnati and 81 Louis Keep eouhy
Of the city and the fear Of the dreaded seoEs
visiting us mas sent many 81 our eilzens mo tno
The prevailing dulnes s thus IN measgre see3un,eI Si
quoness viii continue Tie local demand ior money mt
cd tie inquiry from the country banks more e1 uu
70 move the crop For trHlcas paper ire money efst
continues easy az 10 cent Eastern exchange is III sA'
supply and firm et unchanged rates.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company have elected MI
b. s. walcott their Secretary President, IN place OF
Doras L. Stone esq deceased, and Mr.. J. Remsen Lane
has been elected Secretary.
The new machinery Of tho Manposa Company, which
saves about three tunes much gold the old process
win completed and running next week TWenyiour days
in July under the old process yielded $4,000 god with
the new machinery the number Of iuns of quartz
ought to yield go 900 pernoEtb at the same working
cost.
The receipts f the Toledo Wabash and Western Rail
road for the month OF July
lsG5.. s30l9I6 % 7ls c. Increase sais 70
The earnings of the Milwaukee and ST. Paul kai"ey
Company from January to August were:
tarr fnu-s 49, f-.- 4 40 Tug
For the month OF July: 49,
slO9 lsy lsG5... s25 g0C.. Decrease $ie70'
The earnings Of tho Milwaukee and rraine du Chen
Railway Company from January 10 August vere
loo sios7 $40 .se3ss os Increase es9s
For the month ufJny. ....
The earnings OF the McGregoi Western Railway Com
pany for the month Of July were:
ls66 slGai5 1865 .s2,ts7 Decrease 81 2s2
The earnings Of the Michigan southern Road the hTsi
week in August show decrease Of $1,000
The following the movements Of dry goods 81 ll's
fua fl. nf wool
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5apinss BauKs.
Chances for Dnsiness Alen.

Chances for Dnsiness Alen.
FIRsT-CLAsS DlSTlLLERY and CIDER
~ MILL doins imeIse bnaness, with If LAND,
splendid wsiep eT H be SOLD bargain, Tie
golug West. JAoIEs. No 2s broadway
A RARE CHNCE--No Good Will required. For
IA SALE one largest and Oldest HAIR JcWELRf Es
TABLiskNTs IN the country having frsre ofcusion
The Owner IS the business aud furnish The
implements Apply personally address JONES MLbslEhi
Adyes.ins Agent, No 80 North fitlst Phsdephia, ~.
WANTED. Two iirst-class BUSINESS YOUNG
w NFN. one sloild be Mechanic tho other CeTk, with
-p, $1,000 with The Mosley IRON b,ds'
Mors. selling brdgcs roofs Sheets
ron builrg &C. tue Cities OF Philadelphia Baltimore PITTS
brsh Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland Chicago, ieaye1voh Men-
MI, New OF There doubt about the
OF hi. buncss properly attended to Cal 81 tile t0npanys
Agency No. ~ Nassau st. Nowl orb q ny
&I2 Will buy IN in,ereTt N patent
.fed strength Miro Gyenne TO common blasting powder
CO. OF n bs.t per pound Neither Ic norf io but
cu,on only xpdcs therefore perfectly ssfs 10 manufacture aud
,r,,no No payment until satisfactory demonstration. Million.
o., Philadelphia a. .Ifr rf 'tr.. .. .f.. ..
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UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEw.Y0RK.

NJ. - Broadway. eeaes q Rsser,i.r ....
INTEREST ALLowED on DEPOSITS, 81 Ais ,a.y os whh.
drawn any time.
THIS COMPANY sstaohzod 10 act Receiver. Eseior
Trustee for married onsn Glsllsn Atlantis and generally
execute al legsi trusts
TITS LEGAL DEPOSITORY for money paid into Cont. ],
vl.se charge Of and manage e estate Of pe' going Oa,
Mo DC no, desire T. 1--WE eli peona attention to bushes.
Is,,c n ROCKINGHAM. President,
A.v STOUT JOHN Y. L. PRUfS' Nice Prelidsrs
W r. ALDEICH, Secretary
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COLLECTOR cF INTERNAL REVENUES APPOINTMENT
Alexander H. Wallis ESQ., has been reapponicd Collector
Of Internal Rovenue for the 9Th ~ j. Congressional District
10y pTesld6nt johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
movements OF ocean steamers
Passengers Arrived.

FROM MOBHE-In brig John Frsenan-Georse W wnsih
4 Wa y. N0rhrnp
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ArPoIyrMryr OF JAnoa-At the meeting Of tho

Hudson County Board Of Chosen Freehoders Thursday
afternoon VIM D. e. Jones appointed aior FOR years
20 III The vacancy ocoasOned by the death Of bis brother Peter
Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
sf1EE OF NLw J ORR. BASE DEPARTMENT, l
ALBANY. APR. ~, 1000.

SIAgz OF NLw ORR BANK DEPARTMENT
ALBANY. april a. lo65 )
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapter 30,
ls and a. Law. ol ie that the circulating notes
10 a. Pese1 Directors aud Company or The rhen1 bsnk
fe s 1eorrorsied located ~ the City q New YORK wa De
redeemed PAR ny supsneT Dent Of NE barfng ppf
mont presentation a. The New ioik stae Nosa bsh ~ ~"
1 f s,v Tor the da'e hereof AID not thereafter
The ~ circulating Of the said bank must DC pre-
from the date leTe0 and all
notes h shall reliet for mp,on and payment WIN
prchfd N &c be charge ZION the iind Ia
$50 q w SCHUYLER, Superintendent.