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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

e. is Choice Pred 81 nSs % Con san White IL bol soc
se Blrsi 81 a5ss IS for rood spring 81 % soT common Fail
dali SOss CsOlcs Pro, sous easier Mes PorI
sss Plain ssn'd Hans ks S' Hams Gssr Ls
1--we fl os 'f sa I So sf TR & Calls Il s
Wheat $500 bash Corn $50 bush Oats 1000 bush Rye 1000
Aug F-r9u, dali and dropping Family offered
81 sas e A, Corr sF and hg1sT No R.. 81 S3sf o. o
demand Tor No Fail WHISKY dali Cotton Doui-
nal PGt 'S at 1 Is @ City Bah SlGn ! ass 2, ' s
alsG2Gc Money sose kIehsDg' sn. Ont, ,,.,,
unchsnEed Tobacco st1e sales Of IS hbdi
ST :d ,p pI s v1s; ga , @ sss %
O.vEso Aug 2FOlT unehasged sales 400 bSl at 81 $50
S 70 Is ssIss double E ' w5 aaSS quiet L
hush Amber Aebis,n 81 So N" Milwaukee claS bed .t %
3 i T.sd' s s.s.y SI sbo 1s4i s ssp.Ss1 So
Ss%S IsS5. e q: HSaSS Railroad Hsa
ss' S. %S. 5 Sa sc Corn A @ t La c
900 en,9 Rss sis du S h.,, IS, m
sn,S' Com, 1900 bush Oats 1900 bash shgmsnt.-whes
lie o. wS. a Corr and 90 o.. -Four in
.sye and whs.Busrs and sellers rd,
lots selling according sample duh and
nominal seed are very dull PORK steady a. So 50 for Ssavy Mess
Lard stend .,si Hghwnss easier bat 100 Dbl lot
o. 70 Az :, ID o sHss a. 5Is g a'ssT +, w:
noon 80 quiet 81 as seller AUyus Corn quiet and irregular
S s Rs aa ssGo 6 sS n- G9. At . s n s.
ss :sSSsy no s B'sy ., S9ysn SVGg 81 "a :s
for Old Provisions quiet and snn,r pOi SO rs Lard issiSle
DRY Sailed Shoulders l3ic Rough Sdes l6c Short Ribs 6idl1e
Cs. aR ,nd higher sales at - 0ss 70 for Cnmon to gItrs
% % for CoHmSo SO es for Good RItT Choice FIeghn
qne and hD Wheat and Sc Corn Buffalo Receipts
800 6bS Flour 81 geo bush Wheat e 900 bush Com % 900 bush
0Si' BOO bush Rye $500 bash Bss 500 Hogs zoo
3 so HogA
ToLEpO Aug 7Rour dali Wheat ecTuug; No. White Mich
gsn, sl ~ No Red 2s No Red 81 80 Corn hrm; No,
Se No. Gle Oats Advancing; No. SOC, No O. 4Sc bid
ace asked Recep-4sOo bb flour 1000 bush Wheat 1900
bush Corr $500 bush Oats 1000 bush Shpmens100O bb
Flour 80 900 bush Wheat 5000 bush bush
CLEyELASp, 2Whest and advanced 81 IS
9sl 30 for No Red Winter 81 9o1sl 20 for No. Red Corn
du het aomaal 9e for No. Mixed and 96c for Oats
steady New held At a6 Rye quiet and unchanged Barley nominal
DETROIT 2Four quiet and unchanged Wheat steady Extra
white 49, No white. 81 81 Regular 81 "a No. Amber
MMwtuKEE Aug zFOur duI and unchanged Wheat dali No
81 35 No 2gd 29 dull No quieti
No 88 Rye dull for No Barley nominal Grain Frehts
nOminar Sc TO Buffalo lOc keceps 900 bbl Flour,
5000 bush Wheat 1000 bush bush Shpmen-40O
bills Flour.
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-AUG 81
Cattle hrm and aetVe. with attendance Of Eastern buyers
cepts DAYS shipments head saes
LOO head sea Is for ordinary good here Sheep
Receipts moderate and market quotations ght
inquiry for Lambs sSas5 Is for fair 20 for extra Hogs entirely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS OF LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds a safe and profitable
investment producing nearly 10 per cent per annum
in currency and in exchange for fye-twenty bonds
yielding an increase of 45 per cent in net annual in
come Present price sc and interest. Full particu-
lars furnished By JAY COOKE Il Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.


Aug . :ssSis s S''s1i s' d
s5i ss7 UOd States Territories TOT kns hA" shares
ivssrocE Aug nm nco.tss oSss:d hs,ry Corn az per
for the account securities are arm Stocks quiet Bns
IVnSroOt Aug 27-iIs Cotton heavy Mailing Up.ud.
l3ia3 Mddsg Orleans Jd The sales Of TIE week have been
lion stock snd hpboAd estimated At $500 bales
sRPooI Aug z5-SOoSThe continuance .psad weather
Depression The Breasted. n1Il: Con- 800 g. iSr Kao
tor California white. aud sfS for No Red western .
PAK Aug Tbs Boarss opened excited hsh'e' y francs 50
'' HaVsI Aug 77-cottOn opened quiet
M poI estimated col 6OO bales Amsei The
quarters which 5000 from America The Bssd'taa market is
LosDos Aug 273 Cou.O, GOT for BOTH money til, .e
American securities are quiet United states h'eI.ehte'
.sc loo: s is d S Gss i S1s o'' l'.' The
A1G Tes B9a elsa hss q an s.nilm.,
M hnasf SS.nd G'f 5 Ma9 Dream:
Yarns AID f.Snes have dseir,d "a B.ad,tus nomn.
sis 81 s ASs e: issue Sue os On'i states f'' bonds
Aug IL m-Perolsun hrn At s'iL for Standard
PARIS Aug 37-Ths BOurs closed srm.; Rsn,ss 71t Doe
HAyRE Aug Election closed at 1871 per e" both co the
LosOos, Aug g7-G0p m-oou,o. closed %, for both none,
tons United States FyeTwsness6l S, 1865 old s1i 1881
@ !@ :sl s:f 2 n S6G S. a' Isl ' shares
AGs g.sd & M1SS 6 S'S "i5
Of The dsy 1000 bales BreadstuH' are nominal
s..a. ssast Ia.s: OIL Ys. Rosa V ss
DOMESTIC Markets
put.pKIgEI Aug z7-Coon dali and declined k MddinR I'm
lands 5Se Miding Gaf &c Flour extremely dull droopn
Snprr6ps IS rs BIas s3 $50 90 25 North EIt.
Family 75d FL So Pennsylvania do % SOS 2 Indiana and
OHIO do s7GS8i Fansy, 90 Sopslo Whsat-VsU light de
mand ADD buy,rs; Red 81 Ad 81 So White eOd
al IA rive declined Old Western 81 lG Southern 81 IL Can
dal yellow ii iisS MId Western nos IS S ost.
move slowly i5Se for new eSd6ie foT OH Western Coffee
and Moaes Sugar firm At ellie for Refaug and N
2ie for grades Provisions unchanged Petroleum les.
active Crude 21d2!lc Refined SIZE Whisky nominal at : 95
dSl2
LOUIS Aug 7Toheeo less buosni bot good demand for
manufacturing grades COttouu0tung dag Hour Supeg.
1855 IS Extra g. SO - so; D04be Extra Is 6la a rs
Choice Family s6&T 50 Wheat dul No declined 2alc hgae,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an incorpo-
rated bank No 30 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money and having at all times subject to check
on demand. can do so by depositing with this bank,
which allows Interest the entire daily balances at
the rate of per cent per annum
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Canal IesSts dnd HdiTOdds
bales Cotton lt5 76l bush wheat
III hush Corn bush Malt 100 bbA Corn Meal
a. baR Corn Meal 24li bbs R6ned Petroleum 100 bb Ron 27t
Meats Lard $50 legs Lard casks
Ashes pigs Butter 1855 boIes Cheese ~ PKG TaoT - ptg
Dried Frut bills Eggs 23 baes Wool Oo bale.
Hons ore Leather 29 bids Tobacco 93 boxes and
Tobacco $50 bosI Starch III bb Eaphba 3 bbs LubeainG OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS
AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY.-We can
recommend these Bonds as a cheap and fTstclass in
vestment. limited amount only for sale before
advancing the price Pamphlets giving full particu-
lars can be had OH application.
HENRY CLEws d Co. No. 32 Wall-st.,
Financial Agent of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

TIE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LOAN.-Secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions Of Acres in Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE uron the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas to Denver, Colorado, and
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 437 miles and earning more than enough to pay the
interest on this neuc loan. This loan 30 years
pays per cent principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets and circulars, address DAB
NEY. MORGAN & Co., No. So Exchange place, and NJ
X. JEsUP & Co., No. 10 Pine-st., N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

Long Clear Short Clear Short Ribbed and strsod also
lOOo Bellies at 69i6ic and oOo All :, Is1ed euf on
stronger and Ia M, Ssm,i ss pkgl az ldl7ic No l. ls
dBt for City for fair 10 prime s1eA and lsGl9ie for
BUrrER-wssteru Butter is quiet Old rates bat there little
better demand for the tper grades OF STATE 10 H0' AFTER quotations.
State sEin and bali sriin tubs good 70 eh9ioe....3a4O
State tIkin and half srkh tubs fair 20
State Welsh tubs good 10 choice. fresh
Ohio and Western o choice '''''.ts13
Ohio and Western fair good as to quAh ''''''''Aa8
CHESsE"iGs market Quiet but no Receipts eomps
atvsly hight bat shippers buy spsinEI go,
state FACTORY, prime to choice v b'.''''''''''''i4dB
sate iair 10 good factory aid
state da1es, good TO
Bug dairy Ohio no good None
Vermont dairy common 10 choice. Gt
OHIO FACTORY. good TO choice aS
Ohio dairies. 9z
PETROLEUM dull prices and nominal l6ic for
Crude IN bulk and lie for Refined. ,t,., .
RCEPes main tm and fair obbng trace ssohg sAes OF
7Se tea CsroBG at 69ic and 200 bags Raugoon a. tc
SUGARSRsH met with f demane ~ part ioE
stesdy grades Fair Refining ~ ei ses
Of $50 hhds at nj 9c for Cuba e for Car6ed 90 OS boIs.
steady and selling to fair extent At Gl6e for H,d teie for
son White Gnd l3i Sliie for YelowA ,,
SALTbe has been change last repof inc demand i.
only moderate aud the market is steady We quote
Lv Cd. sack. 81 O06 Fine BTAns.''''sa SSd2 "
Fine S SSsa s syracuse feS eco; Co.,
Ss S9SS u, 2. ,S no. Daipa s S
sBRDs-G without special change price, are nominal
l394e Glover and 81 SO for Timothy Roaeh fI
. .Ts ays 81 -. SSos ssss s' &
sOAP-we sales Of ~ boxes Castle I39l9ie
SUMAC-Scy selling A5S60 100 for the low grades tlJO6SSS
for the high grades $3.50 800 for Virginia. ~
TALLOws active and steady aAles OF 81 900 at uie Tor m
lee Tor p%e CtT also sales Of is 900 n Grease at saOlc
WHALEBoSKA moderate business be noted at zoe Tor south
WHlSKY-Tbe market dull aud hear Of
islss holders ash 9 IS with buyers Att "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

City of New-0rleans of the interest on these bonds
is imperativey fixed bylaw, and they will constitute
first mortgage on ali the real estate of the CITY OF
New-Orleans, moderately estimated at slSOOOo'-
Co., after the consolidated debt which VIII soon DO
extinguished by the annual tax of $650OOO
The interest coupons of these bonds are payable IN
the City of New-YOrk on the 1st of September and
LIST of March, and the fiscal agent of the City of New
Orleans will promptly proyidefor, and have the same
paid. at the counter of the Chemical National Bank
of this city
limited amount of these desirable bonds will be
disposed of at the rate above named tsay rs and in
terest) if applied for between now and the first of
September next and in case of an excess Of demand
for the same, the undersigned will award the bonds
to the first applicant.
The right is reserved of advancing the rate upon
these bonds after the first of September.
j. & w. SELIGMAN & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
lnd ~ fnllnuinc for Rnllrnad monde:

Money continues good supply at to per cent with
Che bulk OF transactions at per cent on stocks On Gov
ernment bonds large amounts were offered at per cent
and refused Commercial paper remains dull at to -
ner cent with rather more demand for strictly prime
names at per cent
Sterling Exchange is duh at quotations; Lon
don GO days, lO9ialO9i; London, sight, llOallOt;
london prime commercial, 90 days. lO9a1o9i; Pans,
long. 5l5la5l5i Paris, short, 5.l4ls5l3t; Antwerp
;swiss STA 95lGi Hamburg, S5ia35i Amster
dam 4o3a4O. Frankfort 4Os a4Of Bremen, 7sa7sb Ber
ain, 7lk0711
The transactions Of the sub!Treasury today we're as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YOl

Or LTNINT LAFENbEo
PEIpIY q, 1869.
he made
fruits and vegetables Fat mutton not plenty aud costs
Peaches to-day II except stale lota cry
selling basket scarcely medium at o. good
2SaSl So and EXTRA large fruit S26s2so Grapes begin
freely from and West The peddler women
selling Concods at Toe D. Fine Grapes are "ors
20a25c or 9b box Both common and
fus pear, are abundant Nov Is the best time to
scly peaches shall advance 10 our
fruits vegetables quantity expressed holds good Until
rule vegetables and fruits are much
when purchased In qaanty from receiver
cheaper when purchased second or
quans The OF Orange County pail Butter has beef re-
dued from package This easier feeling
grades The Butter seldom found IN washington
quoted list Some OF the dealers prea 70
sell an extra article Of Flour at 80 Dbl We quote:
BREAD AND CRACKERS.
Rresd wheat H. f8lOCrackeTs Bost
.l5d6I
BUTTER, CHEESE, AND EGGS.
fresh d8-S
Com 10 3sds0 Con ..I20l6 Western. 9G0-S
Cooking ....nJJGJ5I Pot. eaks......305
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
RTs FROM SEPT. /, 1868, 10 DATE.

AZ
n,,t closed arm Of 500 bales private terms The business N
Coh only moderate bat steadJ quote at ZJ@
23te -, -. .,,,.,,,. tu, M ,h,nvs IN pries, ".
nas At ss4GJe for shipping and SOC a 81 for retail lots
market Manila continues brm but the business has
80 on, 20 extent have undergone 10 essential
change kinds without change the demand Moderate we
RSss clean gold s2Ios s2is Jue Bu teuHney 3i9 BE
isi.s s...,... eva Tsmpico tgod IN bordb = ste
Mann, (goA d ID . dl3c AmeTn Dressed y tan SzlSa 10
Sa go 10 aloe American Undesea's' I''~ [VV
Jute tEodj........... ga dc ] =, a., ,oo,oc. -,
HoNgYGCabs selling 6jSOe gold in bond and saose gold
duty paid. -. b.,... ,oA.v =, icon, N
I5c New aud tto &c. for Old -, NJ, ,a. 81 nc T.,
HORNSwe small sales or at 90 for ko oTAnoe ana % 'i
American Selected. -, .t,,. 4, cui,n
grsdss and the market verJ strong full former prices with ,zh
hbdS Rico eoe y mus - ts ,
bb BIrbdoes az hhds do az bids Porto o on pm
terms 49, 49,. -s,Lo,, .b.,...
Spirits arpeGne Htd42e and IOO Dds hOsp
posts common 10 Strained 81 asa 81 40 Tar nominal
OlLS-CTade Fish Oils STEADY tbs demand Is mo9ae
O56s 81 10 for WhGe, and 30 for Sperm
Lnbeed iSi
and bbls Bnglsh do nominal OtheT Oils are quiet
PRUVTSONs-The market Pork Ehoieslle
irregular and lower price Mes being about 50
81 IS. cash aud regular ~ jobhDg trade arc -
sd dos award some changed at go % oI
Me-. So m do Sjl ~ for Sour Mess 81 a0@ ~
,r Pme. Prime Iomna about % 23d % 90 arc -
Prime Mess The business IN Beet Is noust
snJ l0a Ertra Tieree Beef 10 limited demand
pes. steaf sales II ~ tes at S0db II Or Prime h's
Me-, ranges from S2J0SJh Cut Meats meet Win Vut
bt trade. prices unchanged the supply sms saes 10y ~
pfg al l6 I5tc or DIr sailed Shoulders t5 aiic LOT 90
n l3a lgc M i-klrd sa u Smoked Meat, We SUI note ~.
tji Hlbc iT (ty ShOair isl ni Nl'At
C,r Hhb~l sides z1dlr for Hans Bacon j. &C. oTti
sa4olsh e. oacSiG ne sales OF fi0 bcIsI Ice Cafe' u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
financial.
HOW MANY READ THIS7

LrFB rs WORTH MORE THAN HOUSES OR MERCHANDISE
INSURE AND PROTECT YOUR FAMILY IN CASH OF YOUR
DEATH
INSURE AS AN INVESTMENT.
INSURE AS AN ACCOMMODATION IN BUSINESS
Follow the lead of prudent ,ni the lowest price eOuhi
sH with Iiiety. Insure with
TUE HOMEOPATHIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 73l Broadway. seu.TOrf City,
All poieie, zoe .fpff,abie
Capital esIh. PrsniaHs cash Dividends ssih.
NoN HoMGoPATHIsTs INSURED AT LOWER RATES
THAN ANY OTHER NETWORK COMPANY,
HOMGOPATHISTS LOWER STILL.
Women insured a, rates
No sIir. charge account Of employment
Free permits to travel
Losses paid % days aftsr proof Of isI!h.
Policies inued BY this Company read sTF to be understood
By all
Rates a be obtained By applying At the Oss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
EXPORT. IRON sEPr. ]. 1865. TO pATE.

FSI-h Cod fair and the market renans qaiet
and es are MAskerel de
tv spd pees advanced; bb Herring continues
frn and prices are unchanged 500 boxes We quote:
haek BAv go 90 dJl OF Herring tcd - q 70
MscKl No q ais on lHernng, Mol PbI 81 a
NsrlI Ho / Sn Is 30 a26 50 IBuehsh pickled.. IS D.
NsrII No q Sh u 90 ais 50 Tongues aud Sounds
NackI No 3 med. Is a On pcked...,...... - u d
orgesBn'k Goldfish u 70 Salmon fcheJ' 70 " a.
Herring Labrador. On a hAhbut bmOEec - VI ~
Herring Shore. .... co q 4 80 . $500.
FRRIGHTSTo Liverpool by steamer 10000 bush Wheat At lOia
OoO boes Cbeese at ISL BY rail- 1850
mi. FlopT At 2iGli3 Hnd 1900 bush Wheat al 81
GRAH-Tbe market is less active and 2dSc lower; The lib
,ra p unyorab from BGope and advance DO fegb
give BUYERS The advantage the sales 1850 bush Al OIL 42e
Mixed Spring; 81 A0Sl - ioI No Oheago spnng son
2 81 IS for No Milwaukee % ~ for Red
western 81 5id Amber do 81 539 81 s. for Amber
Z White MehRsn 81 1dSl 81 for Amber do
20 for White Gen,see, Dsbl S GOA 81 10 for White Southern
frenpesSe,l; and Amber do. tTennesset Barley
ans dn prices nominal Oats better and more he'
tive chiefly for TIE trade The are 81 900 bus Ne"
ob,a ana Weste At 6gd65c and Old 6J64e State 64d6S
and southern and Pennsylvania ct 6d64e Rye Is
IssVy and ann Al and is better the
Div very light Of White and Yellow Corn A9d dali
IL .ses are Al bush Damp aud Unsound At COL IL New
Western MnsI 81 l2Gsi 49, al Railroad Depot aud spot
at 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28

The following is the movement In Dry Goods Tor the
week: Entered for consumption, hs72,il7; wthrawals
ell7l.2O3; warehOused, S,599,77O
The earnings Of the Kansas Pacific Railway TOT the
week ending Aug Is $5l5l5 g. OF this amount all
was from commercial traffic, except 5000 from Govern
eminent mails and The road is in progress OF
construction the work beng under the super
sutendence OF Gen. William ]. Palmer.
We call the attention of investors TO the first mortgage
bonds OF the Long Island Railroad advertised by the
house OF Vermilye Co
The Erie Railway Company advertises that they will
seI excursion tickets from New-YOrk 10 Niagara Falls
and return for M having the use Of drawing
soom cars during the entire trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
POULTRY AND CAMP
Po,.,o., Ptpt.i5a2t
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

r., g.. a oodlo .ususy Ia n,-a Min q......l00
Isan,s"1 ssI 4gaH Beans, dr.. ...... ia 10
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

TnR MEssENGHRs in the Treasury Depart
mCnt are in a state of great excitement In
consequence Of an order Issued on Saturday
requiring them to perform the work Of labor
crs, such as sweeping out the halls, clean
Ing the spittoo"5, &c. The messengers are
not well .vased for it increases their hours
% labor and besides imposes upon them
duties they never expected when they ac-
rcpted their Appointment. The order was
issued In consequence of the reduction OF
tue appropriation by last Congress which Of
course neccsstatcd reduction OF force.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

THE sECRETATT OF THB INTERIOR recently
decided that under the act Of Congress ap-
proved July 4, 1896. making an additional
grant Of lands in aid Of the construction OF
railroads in Minnesota, the Southern Min
nosota railroad, in order 10 avail itself of the
grant, must locate Its line through the
southern range Of counties in the State, Wis
Houston, Fillmore, MouCr, Froeborn, Fari-
hault, Martin, and Jackson to the west
boundary Of the State. The Secretary holds
that a fair construction Of the act of the
Minnesota Legislature passed March 2, 1855,
In cooperating this railroad will fix the loca-
lion OF the road along the route above indl-
Gated. In any view, however, the provi-
slons OF the act Of Congress- granting the
land are specific and must be complied with.
The views of the late Secretary, Mr.. Brown
Ing, 10 the same effect arc therefore affirmed
by Secretary Cox.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21
New Publications.

Jeremiah AND HIS LAMENTATIONS"
with notes critical, explanatory and practical,
designed for both pastors and people, by
Rev. Henry Cowles, d. d. Published by
d. Appleton & Co., New York. For sale by
French 4 Richardson. Notice hercafter.)
"PRrMARr Taurus OF RELIGION" by
Thomas N. Clark, d. D., l.. l.. D., Bishop
OF the Diocese of Rhode Island. Published
by D. Appleton Il Co., New York. Fer sale
by French Il Richardson. Notice here.
after.)
"THE DEAD GUEST" mysterious story,
by Heinrich Zschokke, translated from the
German, by G. G. McWhorter, NJ. A. Pub
lished by d. Appleton IL Co. For sale by
French Il Richardson. (Notice hereaftcr.)
"THE LOST MASUsCRIPr," by Gustav
Freytag, translated by Mrs. Malcolm. Pub
Iished by D. Appleton & Co., New York.
For sale by French II Richardson. (Notice
hereafter.)
"ArPLETos JOURNAL" )" monthly, part No.
8, for June. Published by d. Appleton q
Co., New York. For sale by French q Rich
ardson.
We HAVE RECEIVED from Mr.. j. G. Par
ker, OF the post Office book and stationery
store, the following new publications. The
Gdlary for July, an unusually interesting
number; Every Saturday for June 26i Har'
pa's Magasins for July; also, Frank Les
lies 'Tllustratcd History Of the Peace Ju
bilee."
THH FEMALR TIPoGRAPHICAL USIoS.-A
meeting Of the "female typos" was held las
evening at their headquarters, No. 22 Duane
street, the President, Miss lie wis, In the chair
The Female Typographical Union Is thu
only organization Of the kind In the country.
Il consists of female compositOrs OF al
ages, from the blushing maiden OF swee
seventeen TO ladies Of doubtful age, and a
present numbers about forty members Like
other unions, tho female typos have lhelr
special aYerslons, their antlpathy to reporter
or representatives OF the press being noted
| In order to protect themselves from thes'
unwelcome visitors they have secured th'
services OF several ofthelT gentlemen iriendi
who sit in the ante-room or entrance hall u
the room In which the meeting Is held, ant
Immediately bang the door on the approach
OF any person who Is connected with any oi
the papers, the paper devoted to woman't
rights being of course the exception. We
are, however, able 10 report that at the
meeting last night Miss Lewis stated that the
delegates appointed to attend the annual
convention Of the National Typographical
Union held at Albany last week had prevailed
upon that body TO recognize them, and that a
charter had been granted them. The ladies
were very jubllant on their victory, and q
unanimous vote of thanks was passed to the
delegates who had visited Albany.-M Y.
| Herald lVm'
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

From BURLINGTON, corner Of Four-aud.S-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue, we
hayo PdierSOn'S Mgdsi," and Godey's Laiv's
Book for July, and Every Saturday, Harpsr''
Weekly, the Hearth aud Home and Fr@& Les.
les IRUstrdtsd Nspspaptr for June 20.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

The Spanish war steamer Fernando Cal u
leo took into Havana on Saturday the
schooner Luhave, from Boston, captured Oh
the high seas, near Cape Maise. The officers
claim that she was going to st. Mary's, or
HaytI, or Kingston. Her cargo consisted OF
10 parrot guns, two Held pieces, 5000 shells,
l,400 barrels of powder, and much other am
munltlon, The vessel was detained until II
was decided whether she was q legal prize.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

From FRENCH 4 RICHARDSON we hayO
BlaektSooFS Magazine and the London quar-
terly R.vicw for June.
The national Republican., 1869-06-21

The PUBLIC DoNAIS.-Commissloner Will
son, of the General Land 0fiice, is in receipt
Of returns showing disposal Of 37,7ll acres
OF the public domain during the past month
at tho local Office at Ylsalla, California.
The greater portion of the land was sold for
cash, and the remainder taken for actual res
idence and cultivation under the homestead
law and located with military bounty-land
warrants. The Commissioner has had pre-
pared and transmitted to the local office four
volumes of land ledgers or tract books, en-
bracing transcripts from the records Of his
Office OF about 5000 entries relating to
lands disposed Of at the land Office at Little
Rock, Arkansas. The Commissioner has
just received notification that the President,
on the 2sth ultlmo, directed the reservation
for military purposes Of an area OF four
square miles at Fort McRae and twenty -one
square miles at Fort Sumner, both In New
Mexico. The Commissioner has Just Issued
the necessary instructions to the surveyor
general at Santa Fo to cause the foregoing
reservations to be respected.