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are prepared hy eminent and skillful physi
practice for twenty five years. The props etor
before purchasing the exclusive right to manu-
facture and sell DR.. j. Bovee Dods' Imperial
Wine Bltters, had them tested by two distn
gushod medical practiti oners, who pronounce
them valuable remedy for disease
Although the medical men of the country. as
a general thing. disapprove of patent medicines
yet we do uot belitve that a respt ctible physi
clan can be found in the United States, ac
qulinted with their medical properties, who will
not highly approve of DR., j Bovee Dods' I'm
perial Wine bittere: -
In all Lcwly settled places, where there Is
always large quantity of decaying timber,
from which poisonous masma is created, these
Bitters should be used every morning before
brcak fast.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-13

Wholesale Agents in New York City.
shieffelin Bro. & Co.Harrel, Risley &
B. A. Fahnestock, Kitchen.
A Hull & Co. Bush, Gale & Robin
B. & D. Sands & son.
Co. M. Ward, Close & &C.
Wheeler & Hart. McKisson &: Robbins
HeIaman & Co. d. S. Barnes & Co.
Hall, Ruckel & Co. F. G. Wells & Co.
Thomas & Fuller. Lazelle, Marsh &
p D. Ofsis. Gardner.
Dudly & Stafford. Hall, Dixon d Co.
Conrad Fox.
AND OTHERS.
srr Philadelphia, Pa.
T. W. Dyo't ee SonsRobt. Shoemaker eeco.
B. A. Fahnestoek teFrench, Richards d
Co. Co. -z .
Boston, Mass.
Geo, c. Goodwin Weekes d Pot.
G Co. ter.
NJ. S. Burr d Co. Jno. Wilson, Jr.
AND oTfiER5 ---
Cincinnati Ohio.
John D Park; SURE Eckstein
ANp OTHERS.
--- '
Pittsburgh, Pa
B. L. Fahnestock. and others.
All the Principal Cities and Towns in tie
| WESTERN STATES.
AT UPPER SANDUsKY, OHIO
| re- Sold by Thomas j. Shisler.
And by grocers, druggists and retailers geher
| ally. III city and country. af If
u Country Dealers can order above, Of
| address orde S direct-Tor if Prices, L, runs & c
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-13
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!

sPALD1Nass PREPARED GLUE !!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-13
FAREWELL SERMON =.

L The Rev. N. B. love, the present ef'
ficient pastor of the M. E. Church, hav
ing finished his two. years service to the
NJ. E. Congregation in this village,
will preach his farewell sermon to the
people OF his charge, and the citizens cf
Upper Sandusky next Sunday morning
at 10 O'clock. Mr.. Love, during his
pastora,e h IS endeaied him self 10 the peo-
pie Of his charge, and won his way 10 the
warm esteem OF our citizens generally
and all regret the necessity that calls him
irc m our midst.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-13
SpI4 : CiAL NOTICE.

HAVING sold my entire iatesestint new
IL Cash Store, notice is hereby given that all
persous indebtedto me either by note or book
account must call and arr ange the same by the
| st da, of October next, of they will be left in
the hands Of the proper officers for collection.
= Sa g 81 80 w. a. HUBBARD.
Aug. If.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-13
# @NH "a Illness.

The many certificates which have been ten
dercd us, aud the letters which we are drily re
celvlng, prove that among women these Bitters
are giving & satisfaction which none others have
given before. No woman in the land should be
without them, and those who have once used
them will not fail to keep supply.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-13
AM. h=.UNSURPASSED!

For the Sore throat, SO common ampng the
Clergy, they are traly valuable.
For the aged and II. firm. and for persons OF a
weak cons.itu' ion; for ministers Of the gospel,
lawyers and all public speakers; Tor book kee,
pers t:iors s,ams!rcsses, students, artists, and
all persons leading sedentary life, they VIII
prove truly beneficial.
As beverage they are Wholesome, innoce2t
ar,, Aelci US to the taste. They produce all
the exn;aratjng effects of Brandy or Wine
without intcsica'ing; and are valuable rems-
DIV for persons adai. te! to the use Of excessive
strong driak, and WHO wish to refrain from it.
Tie are pure and entirely IIce from the po:-
sons con1a...:-d IN the adulterated W. 's ana IL
qnors with when the co1ctry is floodea.
These Bitters not only care, but prevent DIS
eases, and should be used by all who live iii
count ry where the water is bad, orwhcre chills
and levers.ase prevalent, being entirely inno.
cent and harmless they may be given freely to
Children and inftnts~ith mpuhity. ft
Physicians, .clergymen, aud temperance ad.
vocal es, as an oct Of humanity, should assist in
sp cading these truly valuable Bitterrs over the
land, and thereby e sentialy aid in banlshing
drunkenness and dIseasa.
In all affections of the head, sick headache, or
nervous hcad. .ehe, DIR. Dods' Imperial Wine
Bitters will be found 10 tie most salutpry and
cfficaciouS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-13
70 NNE NENRAE
A OF THE
IL II ( ( Ed HT 8 z s s.

N the month Of December, Ie58, the under
l signed for the first time offered for sale to
the public, DIR. Bevee DoOd's Imperial
Wine Ritters, aud in this short period they
have given such universal satisfaction to the ma
ny Thousands of PERSONS who have used them.
that they are now established article. The
amount of bodily and mental misery arising
ffom neglect Of mali complaints, is surprising
and it is Therefore of the utmost importance
that a strict attention to the smallest and mos
trifiing bodily ai!mert should be had; for disea
ses of the body must invariably eff ct the mind
The subscriber now only asks trial oil
DIR. J. BOFEE DODS'
lllPI3AlAA WINE -3lIT3RG4
from all who have used them. We challenge
the word to produce their equal.
These Bittt rs for the cure of Weak Stomachs
General Debility. and for purifying and enrich
ing the blood, are absolutely unsurpassed by
any other remedy on earth. To be assured Of
this it is only necessary to make trial. The
vine itself is OF very superior quality Icing
about Ole thi 81 81 renger7 than other wines.
warming and lnYigolau' tie Whole system
from the head to the feet. As these Bitters are
tonic aud a.teratlve in their character, SO they
strengthen aud invigorate the whole system
and give fine tone and healthy action to all
its parts, by tquatizing the circulation, reno
wing ob4ructions. aRd product it .e telal-
warmth, They are also excellent for diseases
and weaknessc peculiar To females, where a
tonic is required TO strengthen and brace tht-
system No lady who is subject to lassitude
and faiutness, should be without them. as they
are revivfying in their action.
-ts7 JIG THESE BITTERS
Will not only cure but prevent diseases.
and in this respect are doubly valuable to the
person who omay use them. For ---
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
Weak Lungs Indigestion. Diseases of the Ner-
va,is sy stem, Paralysis, Piles, and for all disea
SIS requiring a tonic,
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NEW york DAILY TRlRuNE SUNDAY. July 2s. 1851

passed through ouy town last week direct from the
mines on the NORTH fork of the Sask stchewsn river
They brought n, ounces of the dust. which has been
forwarded 10 New-York by Messrs. Burbank 81 Co.
From information impaired by the gentlemen from the
mines, and letter which we have been permitted to
see from member Of Messrs. BnrbaDks firm TO their
honte u, this place, no doubt is longer entertained
OF the fact that gold exists in quantities that will
pay yor working, for four or five hundred miles
aoyg the North Fork of the Sasktcbe an river and
~ tributaries east of the Rocky Mountains Messrs
love and Mclean getting outi. at ST. Paul for
years residence in the mines, and considerable
element has been produced throughout tie Upper Mis-
sssipp Valley, and of the most substantial bus
houses in ST. Cloud preparing for a venture.
The trip To Saskatchewan can be performed row, from
St. Cloud to Fort Garry by stage and steamboat three
times week and the comfortable passenger line will
il is understood be extended to the Saskatchewan AZ
soon the travel viii justify it,
80. Cloud mini Union
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Of ,oce Kegs French PRIME. private terms,
s boIe. Sicily Oranges S2e2 CO. and sr' do do Lemons
FLOUR AND MEAL-The aep,,nd Western csn.l Flours
les active and the market without change The inquiry 10
mainly for tnaI being ~s : g and w .s;
- % for Extra States 81 25a$- so for the low grade.
r s"er brand. ,"ss Hoop T5 Es oo ard
SO Is Tor Trade bIsnds do Canadian Ssur r. heavy sales
ssSss S:" !. sssa ,ssp IS s5 g: inquiry 4. 4
df5 for mixed good Superhne Baltimore &C and 20
sOss better grades. Rye Flour steady 81 oS
s Nee !: H ols sSd . T Ss
oRINThs marie, or Wheat is Arm The inquiry !. good
Choice whe The inquiry Is mainly oT spring Inc
sale: 81 2co ba. chcaso at SGsc s sssa SoS
bush Amber lows, and Wisconsin, 81 olasi 100 300
s's Hes1 se,l WHIT SdsS Gs Gs1
Western private terms Barley and Barley Malt are quiet snd
S az: n 1 ss IT. a aSa % for s:s co
better and qoie active the receipts are lair Inc ds
% a Se.. S and a. tgse for E..e@ Mixed ssc ship
ping 4se for Western Yellow aoat and S94sc Tor "ne
H1Y@The demand mainly confined to the local trade, at
S S : t.e S nn 81 ss:.
MoLAssEsThere Is very little demand for this article
NivhL sToREs-Tbe msrse for Crude Turpsntne quis,
but holders very firm Spirits frpsntioe Is du sIa NOM,
nal a The SnS G the s: sHin S SS
Is IN yard eed sales also Of $50 6b Strained a.
continue, quiet bnt price: are ssady ?. ~.
SIC Crude Sperm IL quiet at 81 gplz 70 Crude "nse
firm Gales OF 400 bbls on private terms. 80 80
oil CAKEThs market heavy; me demand fAr at the de.
cline Gales Of 20 luns Thin Obopg Western a. s2 cash
PROyISi0NS1he inquiry for Pork isr and win limited
for Pine $l5 2dSl5 Is FOR Mes, and 10 70 for Cear
Reefs firm AZ the advance sales Of $50 bb at 80 0U %
for Repaciod Mess aud 500p2 80 for EIna Beef Hams
are firm Cut Meats steady sales Of 10 bb and tes a.
4l65c Shoulder and 3id6c for Hams Lard Is steady
and IN fair inquiry sales Of 400 bb snd tes S@Se ana
Extra choice at gtc-
RICE 10 dull al 81 ace, O. 20 quality.
SUGAR the nsrfs active sni holder. ss 1xmi sales OF
e5 hid. Cub. at 4id6 and 90 hhS Poro Rico a bd6tc
TALLOWThe market hrmer the demand IL good saes o
1000 ib Prime al 8 aid 80 900 Bs Bschers Association Al
| 9lc. cash. =, -,
WIIsKY-The market Is better the inquiry soOdi sales Of
ZOO bbia Al
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SATuRpAr, July ~. ".


Tie Stock market to-day has had a downward ten
dency, but the decline has not been very marked nor
general in shares. The beayiness appears to be more
the result OF naeton than any attempt to depress quo
tations. The leading operators interested for the
fall and but for the purchases TO shorts the mar
ke would doubtless touch lower prices. The business
of the day was large, and there general lack
of animation In the transactions. The most marked
decline was in Government securities which fell off
under moderate tales TO S6@s6i for the Dc Of 1881.
Ire asury Notes also lower. Border State Stocks
were better in some cases but closed heavy. North
CaIolnas being scarce Of delivery advanced TO Coz.
Georgas ami Louifianas improved ! cent. Mis-
souris and Tennefsess were heavy at decline
Afer the Board the market was dull bit steady. Cen
trail advanced 10 10 bid. There second session
of the Board and in the afternoon there was but little
DONE
There IS nothing Of Importance doing m foreign
bills, quotations unchanged.
The BURNERS of the Sub-TreasuTy Receipts,
sJ.I l9J 9l-ior Customs $4,000, and for Treasury
Notes, $685., GOO Payments, $l670,s9? CO; Balance,
s., i3l,J0l 81
Freichts-To LIVERPOOL 9 200 bbls. Flour at %. 3D..
81, OCO bush Wheat ut 10 Old in ships bags 10000
BUSH Com at u 99id., in bags; 20 hbds. Tallow a,
2js per steamer, $50 hrkins Butter at Goa, and 80
bales Hops At Id. To London, - tuns Oh at 3s.;
90 bbs Flour at s.. and 30 900 buAh. Wheat at ~
Odd, in ships bags. In Charter we hear of vessel
OF 5000 bbls cal acy out to ST. johns, at 4oc. for
Dry and &c. for Wet Barrels, and back with Coal at
g. 25 y tuB; one OF 500 bbs capacity, out to the
West Indies for 81 $780, and British vessel, to FOgs,
Newfoundland, at zoe. v Dbl.
TIE following table viii compare the exports OF the
asyeu pTincipal staple srtielef for the week:
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IN srmitP SaIosii or souaHE,oa, Hare dId Hamburg
Mr sstting and two children Miss Brandt j. G. schnei
der, A. Barley A. Al. Bsrbey Nj lauder aud hmy, ~ "
H. C. Meyer IT,, HAmburgi T. ST. gn1l.er Sewds n. fse
man N Misld, n y; r. X Deneiz, Havana z &. Simoba
" y; 5. Crsnsr, Bslmorsi Henry kLeaman, Cncinnai
r. Robert Mrs. PeyBaud, y. Y; r. w RAch and fam
~ Baltimore; Mr.. Seaman ard isdy, kIanszoo Mr..
5chetrmann and chdT Cinti natl, Mr. Demct child
and a. ant Havana Mr.. NJ BoHou and children PhladeI
yaa MT Goepp Aad lady, Bethehsuij Aug Chvsl Charles
Famout Alfred H. Pease ~ v; -. ClsN'l nd jersey City
CAarles -,ocr Lon5oni VIM Woodward Cnarie. H. G.abe'
Rndolph Kosrn & Pernot, " Y. Oeorgo T. Bsei,w boa-
cn h. Rappius and family, ST. Leafs Bnnler, Cncinna
NJ .m ard ady ~ vi John Dics aud family Ioronoi MI
~, g-do AID lady Staten Island q. h.. Schuze and faulty,
n VI Mra Jos Weshon. three children and infant Cinon'
usi M. S.inyn and ciI4 CbcuDai Mrs Lou hnllman,
81 bis Bertha ssulesd, Philadelphia and others In the
siasTase. I0ial, 2J3.
IA 'iedsap Civ II WGEhsSfon for Lirs,Jo GaG EUecEi
ts,sH-h Dvyer ind thid Mis- CROKER, Me- = seeas Ja'
% btsn Nrs bltecssr, Mr., D. 0sfoB and two ehidIen L.
DaI,,on A Ann TInn. Mi-s Jsno b. TTul M 'ie BARK
W L. Moar John X. Pahtsn, W. Thompson, W oonnett, w
Bennett ". N. Buno and lady, J. Pennington. n: H.
Bodefst Alex. Armstrong snd wife w Gregory O. A. Wa.s'
burn Gonx wife, enid. A Eagle, wife and child s.
Aposs on T. H. Graves, Ma L. Lisbsrwo three cLijfe
and infant r. n. Mailer and wife Franh HceIkcs and wife
n MeCalloush Mra y. Ball and son. DR.. WakeE, WIFE, and
t~ Infants, Aed others In the Storage
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THE STAR oY BETHLEHEM.

ONCE on the raging seas | rode;
The storm was loud, tne night dsrk:
Too OCEAN yswnrd and Tudely blOwod
The wind that tossed my laundering bark.
Deep horror then my yitals froze;
Desth-struck, ] ceased the tide to steni
When suddenly q star arosc
IL was the star Of Bethlehem.
u was my guide, my hight. my sll;
Il babe my dark forebodhnss ceasei
Aud through the storm and dangers taTsii,
IL led meto the port Of peace
Now safely moored. my peril. Ger,
PI sing, hIst in nights disdeu,
roy ever and for evermors,
The sln-fbe star OF bsihlehem WING.
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Arnnsemeuis.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
- The EXCITEMENT ON THE INCpplar,
The PUBLIC Wild WITH FNTHUSleu
EVERYBODY ANXIOUS TO SEE
WILLIAM TILLMAN.
THE CoLORED STEWARD Os THG SCHOONER q /.
WAXING,
which s eapuyed BY The pisica Brig JEFF Davis szd ~
KILLED THE THREE PIRATES
placed on board OF her. together with
WILLIAM SHEDDING THE GERMAN SAII.OD
who aided and a.tsied him. These two heroes are
HOLDING DAILY LEVEES
VIC nussum, where they entertaining visitors with nd
ael interest cted with their eyenta history ThsS
s"aL put lew days and everybody IL dsrous Of seek&
mom no time is 10 be lost, They have with them sud
.,.. EAbiBif THE SECESSION FLAG
which the Rebels made the Schoonevs pl.s
ALSO, FIVE REBEL CUTLAssTs
sakeD from the Pirses and the vsritahls
THE IDENTICAL HATCBET
with which Tillmsn killed the Ocean Robberu
PROF. ANDERSON, Jr
TIE GREAT WIZARD or THE WORJn
continues bis wonderful and extraordinary
FEATS or MAGIC AND NECRONANCy
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
To be all hours sy and Evening tb. vonderf,
BINO SISTERS SEA LION MAMMOTH BEAR st&
SON with variety Of other living Bears ONsTFR sNIE PA
AQUARIA, HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SEAL &c
Admission to all rs cents Children under TO- IS cent?.
GEORGE CTIRISTYs MINSTRELS.
VI suyvcssnt Institute, Broadway, near Bonast
Coolest Houss In the Cly. Open nightly
GEORGE CHRISrY AMI SIXTEEN FRST-CLAss
PERFORMERS
Doors Opea a. II commence at g. Adnittsnee Is cents
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Militarp Notices.

Wanted for the Harris Light Cavalry.-An Ac;
ospted Regiment 70 bs mustered In by companies
dragons 'erseanks and two educated cavalry officers Apply
OF No. 62s Broadway.
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GOLD ON THE SAsRATcBEwAs.-Tne fact that there
aIe rich deposits of gold in the empire TO the northwest
of M and east Of the mountains now TO be esab.
>lisbed beyond o doubt. Messrs. Love and McLeap
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Port or HEw-YoRX. .........J
Cleared.

s,.sm-hip-City Of Ssw.Yosf, -, Wellington. -.
thip-C ouubis Bryant, Liverpool c. H. hsf'hsll co.
liars innessta Wayne, PbilsdolphlA. master.
Bux-fanlefo,e, HaITiusn, Bangor. Peck a Church.
schoope.-Cherib, bailey, GARDENERS j. hoimes Holmes
PLiladelpAi -.
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Receipts Of Produce.

July FIJI 52 bbls. Flour; 600 do. Corn Neal al Wits
XIV 10 bn.h Wheat 20 ZIG do. Com 65S3 do Oats 20S9
do Kye 35l2 ptss Oil Cake Is do Provisions is do Lard
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NfsLsTuHK lIslSAc.
IS@ta..........7:2ol Aoon-hisesl0;l4
yArgR TINS DAY.
sandy IIoo ~ Gov. Isand... 90 HelGste.... ;:4
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lions Of the road for the month Of May:


The fEicdg0 IJTbnhf % July ~ says!
Between the prOoration still incident TO los, Ol
five or elk millions Of dollors Illinois currency,
taned by the North. West and the tact that II IL not
time as yet for the crop 10 come forward, business
is exceedingly dull As TO bank discounts, the thing
is now hardly TO be expected. la fact, prudent men
scarcely desire il, for everybody TO think II
safest 10 coniine their business within the limits OF
their own capital Contraction is the order Of the day.
We hear no complaint from produce dealers. Agents
of Eastern houses, and other seem TO supply
them with all The means they require.
" Exchange is becoming more plenty AS compared
with currency On the Board OF IIaae to-day il
gladly exchanged for Western currency al par. About
z a cent discount tor coin would be the ratei but
very few such transactions are now made. Some OF
the banks we hear have held the rates Tor the
day. while others charge the old prices, VIZ. premium
for Eastern and per cent for Western currency"
The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day snys Of the An
tbracite coal trade:
20 The tunnage for the week has increased slightly
ON that reported La. week, aud brings the unuage this
season 10 within l0 So tuns OF what from the
same sources OF supply to The same time last year.
With one or two exceptions the sources Which show an
increase ON their last seasOns business swell that in
crease from week TO week, while those which
sbo,Y decrease eekly fall of. The trade IL very
fair for the season and prices are firm"
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sAJLED-shps Baena Vista, for Sidasy, Swallow for
Hsse Bhgs Open Sea for Granada ufaass Gibraltar
Cordsa for Halifax Trade Wind for Bacelona, G. w. Ring
Desr ia steamships on.a of Hamburg; CITY
Washington BL for Liverpool and bath passed Battery
IilJ p N.
BELO-ships James Foster j, Young Liverpool June 10
to C. h. Marshall Co. Kate anton, HockOn, London.
WIND-Slnset, s.
TIE II. EAsTox while raising her anchor this
Ing in the East River brought the wheels Of carriage
supposed those the lost of ibe South Feuyboa In the
Winter OF 1889
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
rae NRw.YORK DAILY TRIBgNs =,

Il M TuE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION,
u.,.r~s RulLDIvGs C0ksfR OF NASSAU AND bps''
N TIVE sTRxErs OPPOSITE THS CITY HALL, s.x.
,.-.rad "a CITY Subscribers at Is cents per wees '
h.cb,rs 81 per annun. In advances - - Tor month"
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A FRRN.LAR0k PAPERFO THE SOoNLn ~. =, "A
. ,bii,h.d every SArggDAy MORNING. at The 10" pnee
,Isupuui n advance TlyteC Copies for tS fre 10y
80 Ten Copies for si2; Twenty Copies TO one r.
lsrs,r uuintef az Tire rate Of ~ per annun szo
Comics 10 address, Of each subscriber land any arse
Of 81 ~ eachl S2 ANY Peton sendl9
twenty more will be enhtlea'o al eA"aeos'' ~
kSy,ti ssrents In TRE WSHELy TRIsusx co., h,h,
Ian AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS fEh LINE ''' W.
,e,tiou Nothing inserted for Ices than 20.
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Cost an6 fonn0.

4 OST.-A Sole Leather TRUNK, marked l.. E.
r. N VI either at Croton Falls DEPOT between thai
an NewYork MONDAY July ~, In the 81 a. % train st
card marked Mss Jennie Taylor, Baldwin Hotel Lac
liberal reward viii b. given for the return Of said luni"
No. 10 West 20thst.
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FOR Ell ROPEAN CALCULATION -
en- the departure OF each Mad Steamer for bya
81 Al IS per ssnsg sostsge inclcaed snfs SoP"'D
(enir
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
i.as..nraera Arrived
Passengera Smiled

In task PRINCETON, from DesararaMr. Warrington and
/ Mrs stewart
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u.rr.,.-c.rxyuILY RAsoETrp yoR THE N. " TaIspsE
SATURDAY July a. le0l
As as P..,ls Ar, easier sales Of 10 bbls at &5 So
COTTON i. in limited request bat arm We quote MiddlinS
SoFPEE-Ibs market very quiet TIE only sale We have
10 yeportsttE hsp BIO ul5e
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The following comparative statement OF the value
of exports from the commencement OF the year TO
Ill,
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,,,p sRMr.wREKLY TRIBUNE
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

,,,.,.A.v.rv TussDAY aud FSInAY MoSSNo. Th'e ~
pnons,s" r~o Comics for IS; Five Copies for sh 70
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Total. RIs,stI,N2 fJIIiJUI FIJ,IHaIJtf w va
Iuorrae az conpa with lS0. Iso4 100
The movement Of the banks in the four principal
cities OF the Union in which weekly reports made,
az shown by their statements Of las; week is az fol-
lows:
Loan. Deposits Speel.. ClrcnPD.
Yort Jnly a. Cslca 80 293 ~ 2233 % Jfggc
ao.on Iuiy n 90 ~, $40 IASi1,ll 6la2.Dil TJjIH
Ytna. Jnl, e.. 23,9t23H I6,lSO SO 1t,iAg SlJlA
n OTlAs July " H6gi,ins G,13Ii7b I,1l5i9 ei;-N
TnsS Sc % ti 80 216 eiSs
Las, v.rk -. 2sss2 If2 5i5J 1J6ogl3 z.OlOs9
Ls,s yen....... 2sS6yoOS lS5ss7f2 4s%0zo E,2Sotss
MrH. }. Jewett, receiver Of the Central Ohio Rail
road furnishes the following staement Of the opera
ton. ~ the road for the month Of MAY:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

Beware OF Couu.ertsitI and lmiia.iOar
Non. reuuiue unless the sesi-ae OF CURTIS
Nsw.Yosk sss tho outside wrspper.
Sold by Druggists Throughout the word
Principal Office No. 10 CedAr's., Ne~fo0
Pr.es only D cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

miscellaneous.
FT'HE REBELLION AND THE WAR.
Il De C0RD0vAs LYCEUM, No TO Broadway.
Mr.. DE C0RD0VA viii resits EVERY EVENING, II no
above hall hs and successful histo cal Poem,
THE REBELLION AND TIE WAR,
illustrated with appropriate
DISSOLyING VIEWS.
Admission, IS cents. Reserved sest4, 50 osnts
KNGSFORDs OSWEGO STARCH is alwsyf
IN perfect KtNGSFORDS name Is on
and package. for the protection Of the public
The s,sention Of families 10 solicited 10 heir
aelo styie sILYEa-GLo5S STARCH
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COIL
IN PANY-4th add 5th Mortgage past duel Cogpos, 1se
fractional Of shares In the ERIE RAILWAY COk
PANY. Bought and sold by VIM JNo. OBRiEh
NVANTED-SECOND-H SCHOOL Fur
w NITURE chssp, for CASH Address, stating pstcslsre
and lowest price J. j., Tribune Oboe.
WANTED-Tc HIRE Immediately, Q fun vet OF
w CAMP TENTS Appl- a. the He dpuiers cf tie Con,
tineusl Guard No ntague DALI lopposits tho CRY
HALL Brooklyn.