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Obligation OF Orangemsn.

], A. b., do declare that entertain sincere
love and yeneration for my Almighty Maker, firm
and se'dfst ia!th In the saviour Of the world and
a reliance on the power and grace OF the Holy
SPrt; ana engage TO maintain and propagate, 70
tne utmost Of my power, the doctrines ana precepts
OF the pure Protestant religion OF the Oh and Ne "
Testament; and further declare ;hat will TO the
Ohllel states as long as they maintain the Prot.
eslhht religion and that l will, rs lar as in my
power les, assist the Magistrates ana civil autbori.
usa OF America IN the lawful execution OF their
"mSldi uunes' TO maintain order and peace
ana Una, Nll be true and faithful to every brotLer
pIdphelhAh IN an Just actions ] Will not wrong
Llh or hhOW him 10 DO wrongoi or injured either
ny Mord or deed, without giving him due and
lney hou'c, II IN my power so to do and thai
VIII not knowingly propose or second any noIson a.
member OF this Association whose senIinente = aTs
not In unison with this obligation: nnj I n,.,,er
declare iGat j AN not u Rbb1nman or , TniIad
freshman, or ever took the oath or secrerv a. 'n -
reasonable society or body Of men wh, arc 49,
mics 70 our Protestant religion; and that I IN
neither write II, indite IT, cut, carve, stain stamn
or engraYe u, or canse II TO be done urnn an
thng movable or imnOvab!e under Tie whole
canopy OF Heaven, either part Or paTts OF
anything Which Is now privately to be comnuni.
Gated to me and furthermore declare that / viii
ordinances and obey The officers OF this institution:
and that have not Teen proposed, rejected, or ex
pell.d IRON any society that has borne the name OF
Grange; and also that will ever hold sacred the
name OF our Glorious DeliyereT, William H. Prince
On Orange, who saved US from Pope and Popery
uIpatOn and cruelty from ungOdly and cruel men.
10 all OF wLca most sOlemniy swear In the pres
ence OF these brethren here assembled. 30 help me
God, and keep me sleadiast TO this my Obligation.
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Reopeniua of the s,uyve-nn, Bank.

For some time past the masons and carpenters
have taken Charge Of the stuyycsant Bank situated
at the corner OF Aston ,lace aud Broadway. This
institution was started at the close of the war, and
owing to some loses at s very start and also to its
position up town, bat chiefly to lack OF enterprise
did very little business, anI paid very little to the
stockholders. Last fail new Board was elected
with Mr.. Colamore rs President, and Mr.. Van Orden
a. Cashier, and under the new mea the bank has
prospvrsd greatly. new and handsome building
mas arisen like magic on the foundation Of the old
iasEnlhcant structure, ana IS the bank has n ten
years lease at very low lgure this will In itself
Troye considerable source OF revenue. For many
months past the NUMBER OF deDOstors has greatly In
creased. AMI AZ tho handsome Champagne lunch ,
which was spread all day were seen the faces OF ali
tAe leading merchants In the vicinity. The exer.
tons OF the architect, Mr.. Geo. Haihornc, won tho
admirinK comments OF every one, aad his health was
drunk In flowing bumpers.
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Uman were foud on him The spectacies he wore
a3 part OF lis disguise were also M Uueiin a
!ToIcty a sun Otrod, and maly papers rcferrine
70 Mr iuelin's business, were also iound concealed
In his house.
TnE SUGGESTIONS op rHE OFFENCE.
prompted u would seem by the prisoner. were
founded on this confusion Of Mllar and the French
man II was urged that. az all events, some other
person was concerned. some one had been erson.
a.lng ior MS own purposes, one OF Mr.. IiucLn's
utpheNs, and the prisoner had been his tool Even
lhls would not have exonerated Miar but the sup
Eesuon was eonfuted By one remarkable piece Of
evidence. According TO Mrs. Middleton, 1t was this
MYSTERIOUS Frenehman by whose orjors the box WIS
ABOUT 70 be cirrled away. But this is the very per
son who was followed and seized by means Of tile
energy OF Piper, and who proved to be none other
Than the prisoner Millar. The Chef Justice OIL
served Tat this link OF evidence would have rliled
the prisoner had been lost sight Of between the
incident ofeording the box and his arrest But he
was under Fper's eyes the whole tirc, aud Muhr
tilted. wv"
For his promptituie and nrmuess Pipcr was COM
Pnmentc1 after sentence had been passed and tho
Lora Chief Justice ordered him 10 be paid $50 out
OF the Treasury. Wv
The jury were absent only ten minutes when they
returned with verdict OF "Guilty," and the Lord
IhiefJustcc assumed the black cap and passed mon
mhllr, IN the usual form, tde sentence OF death
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4 WEsfCHEsTHR BLOpEnEyr

And the Uiiarity of the Mischicvou. Rov,-
An Otd-FnshiOncd Fish Horn Sercuudc-
Fourteen Married TO Forty-Arousinu tn 10
Ceuntrymcn ut Midnight.
The joyous youths Of White Plains are laugh.
ing over the elopcment Of Miss wnhelmina Hayner.
beautiful young girl Of Main street, White Plains
Win Mr. Martin Hays, gallant knight Of the brush
residing IN tile same village. Miss Eaynor, when
married. was exactly fourteen years two months
ana Twelve days old She Is pretty and Intelligent
Mr.. Hays Is nearly forty years OF age The girls
mother objected TO the match. SO, the other day.
when Wnhelmna was sent by her mother to make
some collections, she sought her future husband at
the Messrs Hopkins pieklins houae In Greenburgil
span OF horses and wagon were quietly and
quickly procured. Tho abscohdlng lovers drove OF
TO Tsrrytown, and there they were married by the
Rev. Dr. Van Tross. After the ceremony tho over.
)oyed bride and groom went OF the Tarrl town Ito.
Tel and had quiet collation., all to Themselves
VA The night following their Night the fustiyes re.
turned and eooly informed Mrs. Haguer that they
were husband and wife, whereupon the mother
bursting into food Of tears embraced the bride
anu ioTgot her woes IN her exceeding JOY at tho re.
turn OF her daughter.
The Youngsters Of White Films soon rot wind
OF inc candostne nuptals and of the return OF the
oridal party, and soon rousiLg old "skn,merton"
or Nestcheser fish horn sefcnadc, was resolved
upon An the tin horns pans and pewtcr plates mai
White Plains could produce were bourht mn And
AZ miunisht, when the bride and groom we've Stun
oerins, The musicians assembled outside under tho
nuptal chamber Then, a, a given signal, a grand
overture was struck no by the band. The flrst out
burst was terrific. Such blast WAS blown as erst
threw down old Jericho's substantial walls. The
horns were attuned In every imaginable key One
resemblod the heavy hea,ings of an old distemp.red
horse another the squalling OF an aged Tom cat on
a midnight provl, while still another added u
the dscordant din In the wonderful strains hat are
Ierked out Of that namees. bag by our mutual
friend, the blind piper OF Trinity church.
The nei-hborhood was soon aroused and every.
body Hooked 70 the scene OF the sci enade. Loud
calls were made for tie happy groom but they failed
70 draw him TO the window. He WAS implored by
the inmates OF Mrs. Hagner's to make his appear.
ance before the serenaders, II only TO stop the
internal uproAr. Poor fellow his heart forsook
him, and lie fairly quailcd at the bare mention OF
showing himself to tue boys.
rue BRIDEGROOM coyERuD HIS HEAD CT IN he'd
and with stocking rammed into each ear he reso-
lutely determined to hold out 10 the last All the
raw cotton In the house was brought into reqnisi.
ton TO stop the OF the bride and OF other mem
pers OF the family, and reinforcement OF twenty
musicians bearing tin plates, led tho boys TO renew
the serenlde with rodoubled vi-or. Mr. HAYS says
the seamps Kept up the musical entertainment an
night.
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New YORK Markets.

MONDAY. Aug. 1.--FLouR AND MEAL-Western
ana sta!e Hours were nrmer especially the lover for
whch tue demand was fair, both oi export and specu
t on part Tor future delivery sale, II so bis At
tg.5@te6 for trade and family branos Southern
iours also nTmer; sales 500 bbs fG5l 81 for SHIN
ping extras, aud SI.25Gt9-3 for bakers and family
hours. ne hour and corn meal duh and unsettled.
2yc Tor middling upands. Iallow quiet at lOcslOi C.
Petroleum active crude at l2E@l3c m bulk renneti
dull 2.c Spirits turpentine quiet at Ale. Resins
more active coumon 90 good siraine al tG5a 81 IS,
Whskey quiet az tlC2h tar paid Freishs hrn ;
wheat ia. TO Liverpool by steam, and i3n to GLASGOW
GROCERIES -Co1ee du ana unchan (ed, Rio iixCt
lsc,, colo stock RIO, sl,6n, Molass quiet at SjsI
&c, for niuscoyado stock 1885, hOghhcads Cuba
mufcoyadO Rice IN tar demand and very arm .
SAFES &i5 bags Rln-oOn AZ 7c, alL smAl lot Of Caro-
coon. l.lw sugars mo leratey aCtyci IAN to 200 ne.
inning. SkGt lOc. sales 1850 ds. NJ lOl0ic for Cu A.
hnd MAC Tor Porto lcO refined nrm and IN more de.
mand harl liGli.c, and best soit white, i3Dsc 1;
GRArS-WheOt more active, mainly for speculation,
but prices remain about saturday sales ~ OpI
huh At VI. .0pkl25 Tor No. spring II a5GS h, Tor
No, do 81 Is Tor No, do. and O. lG 10 Iof amber
sales ~ 900 bush AT VIC @Sol for Western mixed 81 0
tlO fol white. and tlUJts Los tor yellow Rive IN.
seItlel Western and STATE, Sl0J,sSll5. Barney ana
barley malt quiet. Oats lower and more active sale
O. 90 bush nj 5lGSc for jersey new, 55g51c Tor Mes
ern AMI UlGofbc. Tor ONO and State.
$50 % O5y iOr Western mess go 100 kO CITY mess
ana 81 for prlne mess, Stock Of pOtk on hand * 500
bbls Beef quot PLAIN and extra mess, f3l$iJ: eOJ
tcs. choice India mess sold AZ $3.50, Stock hand,
2Ic. Tor pcklci ald smoked hams, Bacon quiet sa a.
81 DGs. cB long clear at l5AGglGc, Lard steady, but
quiet SAILS liJ pkgt. AZ lGol Osc. Tor NJ 10 prnc
CITY and lIc iVr primg steam also, 80 tcs Dru4e
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The Miniature Theatre ON Twenty-third
strcct-Bryanrs Minstreis' New Bijou
Palnce.

On Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue.
Bryant's new opera house is to be completed in DC
iober. Its 'front.' on Twonty.third street. Is City
feet and 1t extends back ninety feet, with height
OF seventy eve feet. The style Is reAoissoace and
the building is to be four stories in height with
Mansard roof graceful and artistic porch, eight
feet in width. will extend along the 'front.' Three
staircasos. each 1--WE feet six inches In width. wi I
rivc access to the auditorium, which is to be nfty
feet long and sixty ect wide. arranged for par
quette balcony, and family circle eaoabe OF seating
one thousand persons. Two proScenium boxes
gorgcously adorned, are to be on each side OF tie
stage, which is to be fty feet vide and thirty feet
&c.
Ono grea, beauty ofthe arrangement OF the theatre
van ee thai every Ierson In the house will be able
70 see the players. The dressng-rooms are beneath
Tue stage, and are reached By al entrance in the
basement story, which also affords room for an ac-
necessary Offices. " "
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,,ftcm the Custom House figures Of the commerce of
New lork Tor the htcal year ending June
the i19Sng The ioIelGn imports a. ths port for the
year and slO iii5s IN iss The amount OF goods with
drawn from warehouse during June was g. S5I III
AGAINST t'5iSQ last year, and tGG5Ss4S In is6s The
Increase OF the stock Of goods in bond not far from
HIy goods 90 and msrchsndhe for the sx months ending
JuIe@ were tl1SS0flI, against SIN Ghlg In ls and
tG6OAGj In lss. the Imports Tor inc fscaI wear cnd
luz June 80 wero 500 5sgs against $3.50 1Jl 40 10 lSa
and SIS,,lSt6 In 1853 The Customs revenues at me
Doftlof the meal year were tlll3i Nv against
gold basis. .
he corner in the cotton market expred on sa,ur.
day by limitation of the July JnTacts There were no
failures because the amounts paid by the yarons
MINIS IN settlement OF differences not large rang.
lux rom ten To twenty thousand dollaIs We under.
stand that only about 1910 bales were delivered on the
Contracts and II 10 estimated that the pool" made
clear profit OF over t1OOOO The market to-day Tor IN
lures In August has been hrmer-the Liverpool quota
tions being buoy ant at advance Of penny. '
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NV prs Monday Aug. 1-Tho recoi,,s n,
beeyts nnc. saturday number fa and To- the week
~ ~ We fresh Offering, ls3! werc ~ Weehawken
paw. The tone and range OF prices were abont Inc
same as on FRIDAY last AZ each market nnce fe of
zoe hcst cattle were taken by shop butch N at ic
n the poorest Illinois aud Msso cattle nv whole.
s snf Ssre s Ssl G. ,,t.c p Med.ua ai
!St@nc geneta.ly ~ E4@ ljhc Fully ne.fuurtn Of
the sales were made YESTERDAY 1he arrivals OF sheen
an lHmls since saturday 6G,q and tor the wept
sSaB he market was not so fr1n rs saturday. mt
thc uetn1 "a was lair ami transactions literal al llta
bic. n. Tot sheer anil GxGtIOo. for lambs Cool
thceb wee generally selling ut 04adLc., and good
Iuh ~ SssgNc. OI logs We uad 5sCi since SatufCay,
anu ifOi Tor the week There wa. nothing dom. IN
lFc hoss, ana dressed were slOy at II s,sl!,C y d,
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHBs HERE md THERE BY TIE
SUN'S REPORTERS


uoietins the Yachts from the Sea A Cha nee
TO survey the Bottoms of the ocean Rae, ~
Opportunity for the steady of Marine
Arcbitccturo-A Multitude Of Distinsui.I,-
cd spectators.
The screw docks near the foot Of Pike sin werc
thronsol with people throughout the DAY yes
terday, drawn together b. tho announcement that
tho victorious British yacbt Cambria would 20
raised for necessary repairs, and thus afford them
an excellent opportunity to view her fair propor
tons. Mr.. AshJury and Capt. Tannock were kept
busY receiving visitors, among whom were Mr.
Douglass, the owner, AMI Richard Potion, the
builder OF the yacht SIppho; Supervisor Blunt,
owner OF the steam yacht Elrir Stuart the Hon
Wm NJ. Tweed, owner OF the beautiful steam
yacht VIM. NJ. Tweed; Lieut.. Commander Nicoli
Ludlow, U. s. N; Commander Meade of tho ylcn,
America and her sailing master, capt Kcharl
Brown; with many other yacht celebrities and dis.
unguished New York merchants. SO great was tho
multitude that the services OF posse OF Seventh
Ward police were required to keep order The
yacht on the larger Of the screw docks nearest
flke slip, and admission to her can be Obtained on
application to Capt. Frank Doane, Superintendent.
Ihe skl ~ the latter gentleman displayed In raising
The Cambria elected EXPRESSIONS OF surprise ON
NE kngsamen. The Cambria Is to be lowered on
wednesday afternoon at one o'clock, aud she Is TO
be followed BY the yacht America, which will be in
occupancy two days On Thursday and Friday the
new yacht Tarotta, tx Mayor Kingsland's Yacht
Alarm, aud Durlnts yacht ldler are to DO be taken
up for examination and repairs preparatory to the
ncet race on the SUI inst; 40 fine chance Is given
our citizens during the week 10 see tho bottoms of
some Of our most famous boats The Cambria Is
having her keel conpered her bottom cleaned and the
new topmasts made. Mr.. Benefits Yacht Dauntless
VIII not enter for the race for the Americas cup.
This was decided by hes owner yesterday. Capt.
hlchard Brown who sailed the America in the In.
ternaional race Of 1851, has assumed charge OF her
IN the present contest. II has been understood that
nc was TO be sailing master OF the Dauntless.
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The famous " Indulgence Of Porziuncola" is
dispensed in the Church OF st. Anthony, ia Sullivan
street, today. 1t is plenarY Indulgence founded
by St. Francis OF ASSIST in consequence it is record.
cd, OF special divine revelation made 10 the Saint
commanding him TO institute H. The word pOrsiHHcold
means sDdH portion, and Is applied TO the indulgence
because II was the OF the first church in which
st Francis Instituted 1t. Tue indulgence Is dis
pensed on tine % OF August OF eyrey year, and in
tie Franciscan churches exclusively.
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Inamfiat.
T AXE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY
SEVEN PER CENT
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
BONDS
CONSOLIDATED MCnTGAGE SINKING TuN

The Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany for the purpose OF providing for the payment Of
Its several mortgage debts as they become due has es
ccuicd o mortgage to the Union Trust Company, OF
New York. as Trustee upon the whole o, its Railroad
and branches, payable the nr,t day of July, in The
year one thousand nine hundred.
coUroN BONDS OF $1,000 each will DO Issued. with
interest at SEVEN Fer Ccntum per annum, payable
semi annually, tae nrst day OF JANUARY aud JULY
In each year. and REGISTERED BONDS of q 900 As Ooo
and $4,000 each without coupons, interest at SEVEN
Fer cenun per annum. payable quarterly on the rst
day of JANUARY, APRIL, JULY, and OCTOBER, in
each year, principal and interest payable at tho once
of the Union Trust Company in New York.
We call the attention OF investors especially TO this
class OF REGISTERED BONDS. which, on account OF
the SECURITY AFFORDED AGAINST LOSS by
ROBBERY. FIRE, OR OTHERWISE, and the PAY.
MENT OF QUARTERLY INTEREST. offer an invest
meat peculiarly desirable.
A limited amount Of these BONDS can be purchased
q, gH. and accrued interest. upon application TO
ROBINSON. CHASE CO..
uro.s 49,.
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Admiral Porter's Abortivc Attempt 20 Ex-
cIude SnnIight from the NnNY YnrL.

gentleman visited the navy yard few days
ago, aad, wishing to call Commodore strons's at
teniion TO an article which had apparel In The sun
asked that pompous funcIionary whether he had
seen the article. Drawing himself up VITA the air
Of smoderu vice-admiral he answered." No, sir (;
No, sir; Admiral Porter has forbidden Us to read
Inc SCS" The gentleman then went on board the
Vermont, and counted Is suns among the Jolly
Jacks, VINO were perusins the dazzling luminary
WITH avidity, and chucklins at the structures upon
naval extrayssanco and FOLLY.
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The State Of Trade In Norfolk Street.

Isaac Bernstein and Sarah Goldman Of 5 Norfolk
street. Joint owners OF show case disposed OF their
right in it TO Rose Giles, who sells cheap jewelry in
Grand street. Rose agreed to pay for It In Install
ments, but as she was not prompt iun.er payments
Isaac and Sarah became impatient, and Isaac wait
ing for an opportunity In the absence OF Rose,
carried OH the show case with the costly iewelry Ia
IT, Rose returning raised an uproar, and complain.
ed 10 the police and had Isaac aud Sarah arrested
When arraigned in Essex Market Police Court Isaac
said, innocenuy Wen 81 pals me vat 81 is 10 owe
me 81 show case can hab" But Justice Scott di
not see Il In that light and Isaac was committed
aud Sarah was sent 10 the House of Detention.
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The Mos.-grown spirs OF Rockville.

Rockville Centre, on the South Side Railroad,
has an old Methodist meeting house, built early du.
ring this century. The men have always sat on one
side and the women on the other, and for genera.
tons 1t has been the scene OF fervent celebrations
aud youthful mischief. Paper pellets have been
thrown at the girls, and tobacco guilds have been
dropped from the galleries on Dald-leaded old fel.
lows below. There is proposition to sell the old
edllee, but The Old people do not concur.
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MIR. Crinuelrs IIIustriou. Cuest,

Lady Franklin and her neice, Miss Cracroft,
are stil tho guests of Mr. Henry Grinnell. Lady
Franklin, 1t Ia understood has learnt from Capt.
Hall, the arctic explorer many interesting facts
laing TO Sir John which we're hitherto unknown to
her Yesterday she visited Central Park and several
PAGES Of lnleresl ID the city.
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A Growl from the Branch.

Long Branch is gigantic swindle. From the
time the visitor steps from the ears until he shakes
the dust Of the PaRdemonium from his feet he is
robbed on all sides. Everything is at famine prices
ride of 500 yards in a stage from the depot to the
Continental Hotel costs twenty-five cents, a drink
OF lemonade twenty five cents, a small plate of peas
CITY cents, wooen bathing suit hity cents, and
everything else in proportion
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Mart Alien Again ut Large.

The notorious panel thief Hart Allen, who was
tried, convicted, and sentenced to i've years in
prisonlnent was taken before Julge Blrnard, on
haIfas corpus, yesterday, and he was released on
t1OO bail, and new trial was orderel by the
Heneri Term, IN consequence OF one OF the Jurors
haV.ns acknowledged aimself to be bi8sed.
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sisamship Minnesota, Liverpool mdsc and nass
ttcamship li6minonia, Hamburg, md, =. I'd PASS.
Steamship Ccrtcs. New Ofle ans, mise. and pass.
stcanthip DC soto, New Orleans Inlsc. and pass.
Bars GrI. bell, Ardrossan mdse.
Brig Avon, Leehofn, mise
Btlg humming BIRD. Windsor. n. g.. plaster.
Schr kyeline, dayngu y, 4. L.. me. =. gs.
schi Iuifita. Darac0a, fruit.
Aito, the usual river and coastylse yo.sats
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a.. CooL Ae CuouNrER."-To enjoy this refresh
I 'n V.onu.uon you mutt wei- n KuoN Summer Hat
MY pafOns nave not suffered from the heated term
" g me ppIMa}s Tree from headache Go to his store
RIA SO niosuWay and procure one OF hts handsome
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Nest IndIa Emancipation.

The colored people Of New ork and Brooklyn
enjoyed their annual celebration in Myrtle avenue
Park Yesterday IN comucworation Of the abolition
Oi aiay'NI IN uU Mgst lndieA.
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United STATES TREASURY,

NEw York, August !. 1870.
During the month OF August Is7J shall by order fe
ceiye bids for gold. and oilers OF bonds ss foloys
BIDS FOR GOLD
Wednesday, August 3-one Million.
Wednesday, August iO-one Million.
Wednesday, August lI-ouc Million.
Wednesday, August 2l-one Million.
wednesday, August SI-onc Minion.
OFFERS OF BONDS.
Thursday, August t-onc Million.
Thunday, August 1.-Two Millioas
Thursday. August is-one Million.
Thursday August 25-Two Millions
They will be In accordance with regulations hereto
ioTe observed certiael cheek for I'VE per cent of
DID OF offer must be deposited herewith Proposals
Siii be opened alta O'Clock noon, each day specified
The Treasury may at s option accept offers of bonds
OF nd' gold IN excess OF the amount advertised for
fur'hsr particulars can be had at this once.
THOMAS HnLHoUsE,
Assistant Treasurer U. s
SToCk in the Elevated Railroad wanted. Apply al
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". Louis to be the Sent Of Goverpment.

WASHINGTON, Aug. la letter from Long
Branch received at the Executive Mansion tO-dai,
says nothing about the President returning to
WnLpeiOn this week 10 hold Cabinet meeting,
but that lie Will start On tae Sth inst for st. Louis