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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

EHNHR WEEKLY Pr Rss NOW READY,
l containing the News OF the Week, potn FefslEn
and Local, and 8 TelegTaphie summary Of Event.
= eWbere, up 10 the hour Of going 70 press
ot sale al tthe o9unti- groom. Prtee peeH'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

CAIRO, January l3.-Fifty prisoners, taken
by General Paine, were Brought to Birds
Point to-day, among whom is Colonel Bird,
from whom the place derives its name.
Positive evidence exists that be has con-
tributed thirty-fve thousand dollars in aid
to the rebellion, and that he voluntarily
sent his slaves to work on the Notifications.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

Fine Fresh Baltimore oysters
"A Express T Company, At dkANNIss Z 1 0S.F
Oyster Depot,
Nc. 222 Wa1nats1f.
For sale by the case, halfcAss, or can. Prices -
suit the times. G-eat Inducements offered to deal.
ers and consumers. lauSl.cml 1. o. GESHER-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-14

Tickets, rs cents to he had at the door.
Doors open at quarter before seven to commence
at ~ o'clock. jal0 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

A Roy EIGHT YEARS OLD LEAFS FROM FIFTH
sroey W,spow.-A day or two spce the inmates
os tho boose No, I25 Avenue A, were thrown into
,tate of alarm by little boy eight years
ola throwing himself ont OF the nth
story window to escape cruel trea'"en'
AZ the hands Of his father. 1t appears that inc
father was for sometime widower, Is deaie' III
LIQUOR by profession, and was married TO young
r,oman about two months since. Previous TO tois
marriage. the boy had bosrded with rspec'AD'e
family and was sent regularly to school Anef 'n'
marriage however, the father took MIN no"o W
I;,s with him. Here ended the educational csress
NJ the bow. Or he was kept at home to run efra"as
vo.n d;shes ard do ather uehial homework Tor ME
,,e,rother. The boys tastes, together with on
lean "a of wrong, revoted at this treatment, ana
he sbseutsi himself from the house, ana wen' oaek
% Tho family in which he had lived previous 10 his
stepmothsrs advent he YVES osoag.s oaun s..u y"
wstelr pnnisbed by he father he Went away AGAIN.
,vas AGAIN brought back sad again bruised and Bat
80 in the most merciless manner by ais fai neI.
A cain and again the poor poy Sought sheiter suo
rto,sc,io from che cruel treatment OF bis father;
J an Thur.iay another Of these shame'ul castigs.
rn ,ss about to be inflicted when the boy lied 70
" vvnter-e loset on the same floor with tue apart
1'.os closed he door and then threw himself from
tbs window. Eve s'ores from the ground. In his
descent he caught the clothes line, which was
stretched across the yard. from the second story.
On she instant, he was observed by an
old woman, at that moment engaged In esl.
rving some crockerv from the table 10 'ne
rsnt,v. She thrrw her brittle freight 70
The docr. ran to the window. caught the nne:
then caught the boy and rescued h@ from, wI a
seemed Certain death. Upon being taken N AZ
second story window the painting fugitive e hs oSr
under bed, and for some time cod,s ~.
soaded to out, for fear OF M. month"; const,
ful hands the boy has been fed
tn:lng n,r ,a, worked very bard, and whipped
very severely. ., informed by bs neigh.
bors, that If he molssts inc IVY 'e'''' '''' "'''
bring him 70 justice.
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y. II. LupLow, Aao,iOneer.

T. IA. LUDLOW, Anetioneef.
PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, &C., at Auc-
ton by order Of Isssc Henderson, go. Navy Agent.
NJ IA LUDLOW Co will sell at Auction, OF WEDNES-
DAY Jolly 30 ~ O'Clock al the Navy Yard Brooklyn, oy
Older of Isa,c Henderson. esq, Navy Agent
PROvISIONS-A large quantity Of bread, Beef PORK
Flour Rice Apples. Tea Cole. Sugar Butter, Beans Dee'
Gated Vegetables, Bread Bag. Gc.
CIOTillNG, Lc-Round Jackets, Jamrss Trowser',
Frock Over and Uader'hrs, sa,ne Flannel snoe' s0c'
MATTRESSES. Blankets. Goats, Caps, &c.
SNAIL STOKES ac--A quantity Of Tobacco, Tap. Cot.
Bru.h.. Soap Combs Aess Ketsios and Pans Tssps',,
Mustard Blsckn, &c. ,,..,,
ALSO-A lot Of empty Barrels and o1es hss OF wn'cn
can he ,.en A. the Auctionesfs offee. No. PiHest
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TT S. MARSHALs INTERLOCUTORf
IL. SALE.
CARGO OF PRIZE-STEAMSHIP
CASSIAN.


DANIEL ii. BURDETT, AaciioresL
ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME- d.
RTCTED ny THE HOS. WILLIAM MARVIN, Jsost
Of District Court Of H. for the South.fn District OF rooe
and iu with the report OF VIM Atkinson anu
rms Cleveland rsquires the Appraisers appointed Dy we
Cont 10 set Iar tor the damaged and perishabe goods
and sueb as are likely deteoIse n qlsiify or vane d
Ing the tendency Of the appeal wiz cell hy rnohe
on TUESDAY, July 29 at II o'clock. M, from ward Y
Cove. Union Waeouse Zach cargo a. has beet fepo''e8 W
m. =, coaos under the order Of the Court as felowt;
gsl cs.ks Red Wine Julian Cbs.tsaI' &c
go half casks Wine Julian Cha,tsu1 &c
2l62 cases Wine, different brands
200 hall casks W,ii. Wine tosniefn &c)
4, casos White Wine.
n cases White Wine.
JDcashs White Wine vinegar
ga cA,~, neutrality-suspicious. halves and vhelss
54g sacks Coffee. Rio and Old oovefuIIelt java
leases Bologna sausageN
IS cases Preserved French Meat
p3 cases Preserved French fruits
Is bags Whole Pepper
10 bags Cloves.
80 cases Frunes IN glass.
100 keg. Paint.
keg CoppeIas
! case Print BTnshet.
II Tfuthrs. .
10 cases Mushrooms, in OIL!
20 chests Black aud Green Ten
, cases Enpayings.
cases French Peas.
VIII be sold at tho same place WEDNESDAY, 1to ~
50 css~s Assorted Medicines.
n drains Castor Oil
VI barrels Soda Ash
a. barrels Soda
Car,o of steamer Circsssiln.
Cs:sIosuss and samples BE- seen at the Shfs %, .
JAMES c. CLAP,
w. T. Marshal to District FLORIDA
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Dropped 8.
ORpsAScs OYpIcE, WAN DEPARTMENT, I

ORpsANcg OYpIcg. WAR DEPARTMENT
" WARRINGTON, July ~. 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
m,nt until p m, ON the 9th Of Aus asst 1907 fot the
delivery a. the following Afsenss OF INFANTRY ACCOC-
TEbMENIS, ss herein specified:
at 1HR WATERTowS ARSENAL, WATgRTovS, MAS.
20 900 sets Infantry Announcements caibre. %
l4CV0 sets Iuisutry Announcements. csibre.... 30
at TYR NATYRvIIYT ARSENAL WEST TROY N T.
1850 sets l'fsntry Accouternirnts, oalofe'''' o3
lou set. Infantry Accpu erinobts can 'ie.'.. % ~
AT TEX NEW YORK ARSENAL GovEHs0hs ISLAND, N. 4.
3OtNO seis Infantry hccoutermeu is. caLote''" "
lSnt1 acts ln',n.ry Accouterne t. calibre.... 50
Al TIM ALLEGHENY ARSENAL. flTrsnuk'h' "a
$3.50 sets Infantry A codiernents, ctlio'e''.. o9
1900 acts infantry Accou1eiments, caiorc 80. 90
AT fRASKPohD Arsenal. BRipksBuRo, "a.
"a GOO ,s.s infantry AccUutcfments, csibre %
1000 sets lnfaptry Accouternen,s, eAIbre',. 81
AT THg ST. LouIs ARSENAL, ST. LouIs. Mo-
% 600 sets insutfy Accaute nieuts, c6iibre... %
20VO sets Infantry Acc 'uternients oable.... So
These ccouermsB. to be made In sirct conformity
wi the regu patterns, samples OF which can he
ined Ut any the arenls aud are to be sub
briuq received for the to be accepted
paid but such approved inspection The belts TO
be # grained leather and all the be the best oak
tanned The shoulder belt will be Included In the set.
Deliveries be made in lots Of less than LOCO sets
week for all Of III under and less than
200 week all contracts Tor 10000 counting
viii suhc the contractor forfeiture Of the amount
delivered at that tine Tho Announcements must be
boxed 10 the customary the boxes 10 be charged Of
cost, 20 be determined BY the Inspector.
Bidders will state, explicitly the time amount And place Of
each delivery.
Each party obtaining contract will be required to enter
into bonds with proper suTetirs TOT lis faithful iurnent
The Department TO itself the right TO reject any
bid.
Proposals will be oddres,ed to Gen J. w Ripley, Chief Of
Ordnance, Wshnaon. d. c." aud will be indorsed Pro-
JAMES W. RIPLEY.
Brie (len Chief Of Ordnance.
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po..rsy.-On Saturday, Anna L. VIII.

uor,y RosBrRY.-On Saturday. Anna I. wy.
mint" rss's. and sa s." WIS
tice Ns Friday stolen various articles Of jeweIy IRON
nsvns ninson Of 81 Eat Twenty eighth street TO tAs
shs house the found her In the set Of AZ
shs articles referred TO- and that sfer her arrest sne
" "a, born In Canada aud worked upon sewing IN
S. CAV. the following ss:on for ce%mtnf '0s a
hshsnd Who Vas billed 10 the war short time sgc -
took these thinss . pus 10 psuay She "" s'"ns's
fsut Of el. oos osu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

The Trustees Of the New-York Mutual Insurance
Company have declared an interest dividend of 6 y
cent also scrip dividend Of Is y cent. They have
also resolved TO redeem so y cent Of the outstanding
certificates Of 1885, The total assets are 81 900 0OO.
Tho net earned premiums Of the Company to July l,
1862, amount to t5s2,797.
The interest the first mortgage bonds Of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad will be paid
August I, at No. % William street.
The iron business Of this country bids fair to double
itself within five years. The present prodution Of
pig metal is 800 600 tuns per annum. Great Britain
makes 5000 900 tuns, and sends to the United States
$4,000 900 in iron and STEEL Under the present
tariff iron production with us must be greatly in
creased the coming year. Capital and talents are
in demand for this class Of manufacture. With the
abundance of raw material the best Of magnetic iron
ores, including the Franklinite to be used alone or
in admlxture imporstions Of iron and steel ought to
cease OF all early day. In trial recently made in
reverbaory furnace in this city for the purpose of
using the product for beams, the following materials
were used, viz: 500 pounds Scotch pig, 500 pounds
scrap iron, and 500 pounds Franklinite ore. The
loss on the pig aud scrap was about 10 per cent;
the whole product was l, 1913 pounds, realizing by
this mode Of conversion 45l per cent of iron from the
Frankliuite ore used The increased tensil strength
over the pig and scrap when used alone was IS per
cent. These castings averaged nearly $4,000 pounds
on square inch, which is above the Government
standard for ordnance There great demand for an
iron that will make barrels Of the Springfield nnsket
pattern. Over half million Of barrels are now
wanted In the rough they weigh ten pounds, and
of the standard strength would sell for 800 per
tun. Many of the recen, trials have proved failures
The celebrated Marshall iron, which is used BY the
English Government, is said to be made from Swed-
ish ores. These ores have large percentage OF
manganese in them--sccoriing to the analysis. Is
per cent. The unalysi Of Franklinie Of Nsw-Jer'
sey shows l6 per cent of manganese, aud it is be-
leved that this material is to work grea; change i'll
the strength of iron for the armor-clad steamers,
musket and rifle barrels, well as heavy ordnance.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New.York for the week ending July IS, and since
Iat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

The National Intellgenesr Of yesterday says:
W, have been informed that the Of United States
Rand. which formed part OF the School Fund Of Texas.
and were Deposited in the Treasury Of th. State ws's
ot Ion, since and sent abroad TO be sold as tne
we believe claimed that the and other
oropsy Of the Uned States sniIsd BY TeI" whom sns
Joined tho rebellion. will DO regarded se. on sn
foreign purchasers should be put hsr guard lest ney
nocen,y buy paper which has Loaf lie value ~ mS ~
81. o. fsct spoosiue We understood the case
E n oar Consul, n Havana London and PAris were
"a "a s,ve public notice OF tho whdrAwl Of oss u0'"
meuys Inability Tor these bepts
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ending to-day wers $l62, S5Osll 80, being daily
average Of $2, l0s 1853 81 against 81, 8A, 42 "a for
the week ending on Saturday last.
The Morris Canal Company has declared semi
annual dividend of S y cent upon the preferred
stock, payable Aug. S. The receipts Of the company
thus fur shis year have been about $4,000 less than
the corresponding time last year.
The New-York Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend Of y cent, payable on demand.
The anthracite and bitumnous coal brought down
on the Reading Railroad and Schuylkill Canal this
week was as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

DEREMPTORY SALE at AUCTION Of
I about 500 LOTS Of LAND In the CITY o. HoBoKEN,
N J-wil b soli al Pabic Auction :, the sals'Toom,
No IN Broadway Trinity Bu. dns) OF TUESDAY, July 3D.
i,.t :, ~ O'clock moor, BY y. LUDLOW 60, Anc-
onsrs shout 500 Lot. Of lad IN different psri' o the COS
TER TRACT In the City OF iiobokrn. hswJersry Every
o 90, % viii be positively odd 10 the hishet bidder, with,
out resfye and twohrd' Of tho purchase money may at
the purcha..s option, rent gpon pond ara i'egte Io
br, ,..r, A. ,s Der cent The lots vii bs sod by good
lille a. lee mpe free Of al incubsnc,s and will be con
viewed b. warranty d.-d IL order 10 s.ye tbs purchaser Al
s.f-nse - eIanurg the ne complete abstract o. ute
wall lie furnished them fIee Of charge sd original srche
procured q, the expense Of TIE seller will be eIho,d 70
icn Map Of the property showing the particular lots 10 be
,oi vii BE- posted IN different p-rs Of Hohohen Jersey wy
and Payonia days before the day 81 sale ana
m,y J.. seen now al the ofco 81 the Auconesrs NO Fine
It, N.wYork For furthef psry1lsrs apply to CHARLES
y EUTLEH No. 2 Ii.uoysrst., Nsw-NoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
NAVY DEPARTMENT, July IS lCG!
INuE NAVY DEPARTMENT. VIII. unill the

4 4h Of August NEXT receive proPosons lor tho CON,
eTRUC1iOE AID ERECTION Of STEAM MACHINERY
board vessel. similar 20 the PROPELLER gunbost. This ma
chuery may DO the In the gonboa eIcsPt that tins
stroke Of the pton viii he q inches that WaddePs siiu
valve. Will be and there be surface q ls7 square
feet ,he diameter Of the propeller 20 be 10 feet and ID. rad
and rJdd-r bs OF copper and competition
Ia al other respects conform tho printed contract and
sp-cihc Alton for he glbbyst machinery.
PropOsoas at time b~ received for other
kidd IL ngnes Of equal power with surface condenser IN
eer the and ous the boilers screw rudder.
post: shoe, and rudder being ~ ABOVE descEibed .
Tie proposition. state the time, total cost and The
Navy. Z ard 20 which II /. intended to apply.
H. the Of other Engines than those hnt for the gun
bo... bsing preferred the parties will forsh complete
and there win De ncndrd the number OF
Duplicate pieces tools Instruments nore &C., enumerated
a. he printed specinc atoms above referred to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
Rereiuss Of ProdnCe.

,ss u ooo hh,. Fiour 3O2 bbis. Corn Meal. 3,obsS
A. ga Nil. WIi.iy ass 3 bush Wheat ssSo do soIn
rs coo DO Data N4oO do Rye ESQ pkg" oueaAe " w.
h.hes e8a Provisions, go do. lard ~" sesA no.
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Tinanrlal.
AHARINE AND ERE INSURANCE.

nHARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
i've Orr1cK OPTHR ConngRoI.L Mutual lssuRAscB Co
NKw-YoNK. July p 1867 ,
The Trustees in conformity the Charter Of the Company
sabmt the following Statement OF its sars on the '''h o.
June, 1862: . -
Premiums Risks outstanding seth June, 1851 10
Premiums received during the year ending "to
June. l962............... .........'.''''''''''
Total Premiums. f''- 'i' VI
Pre1ninms marked of as earned for tho year cid
Ing seth June. 1862 P''o %
Losses and xpeDses...........'''''''0- w
Return premiums........... ........ 'isio -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. .......... ...s.' 1890 20
ro,,, 293,777 90
The Assets OF the Company on the SOTO June,
1562, were as follows
.Cashin Banks............ .... ........Sy,op AZ
Hew.York State, City, and Bank Stocks,
United States. and other Stocks. aud
Loans o. Stocks............ 52i,5i0 81 -
--s6l5li III OF
Isssoiuu, Notes aud Bills Reoev abs....... 2,3l29 on
Sewage Reinsurance, and other claims due the
company. $3.50 Al
Iuslrancs Sc-ip and Sundry Notes. at estimated -.
vaus................ ...'.''' 1879 80
Total Assets. .....ss.s...r'fio'i 81
TIE Board CT Trustees have THIS DAY declared Scrip
iridsnG Of TWENTY FIVE PER CENT on the net earned
premiums entitled thereto for the year ending Soh june
1867 TO- which certificates may Issued and after the 5th
day Of August next
They have also THIS DAY declared an IHtere Dridtnd
Of SIX PER CENT OF outstanding Scrip payable on and
sGeT Tuesday the 18th day Of Augas next
portion OF the excess HALF MILLION DOLLARS Of
accumulated reserved profits is be spilled the redenp
Sion OF tie Outstanding >cp and the Board has dec,ed that
Abe whole of Certificates of Profits Of the Of 1857 be
redeemed sod paid the holders thereof their legal repre-
s-natse and Of eT uedsy the 2ih day Of August next.
from which date all interest thereon viii The ceh-
be surrendered tie time Of payment and Cancelled
BY order of the Board.
HENRY ID. KING, Secretary
TRUSTEES.
HENRY W 3ARSTOW, MOSES TAYLOR,
JAMES C. BELL JAMES w. PHILLIPS
CHARLES L. FROST JOHN q. WILLIAMS
GEO b. MORE WOOD WILLIAM H. BRODIE,
SHEPPARD CANDY, LOUIS FELLOWS
CHARLES Carlow. WILLARD NJ. NEWELL,
THoS. b. CODDINGTON, CHARLES NJ FRY,
JAMES II GRAY. CHARLES T. MARKS,
JOHN d. WILSON STEPHEN D HARRISON,
JOSIAH o. Low, H. X CORNING.
WILLIAM A. SALE, WILLIAM I. FROST,
HENRY o. BREWER, WILLIAM Il. KIRKLAND,
CHARLES w BLOSSOM EBEN b CROKER,
HENRY X. BULL JOHN C. JACKSON
EDWARD SAPORTAS JOSEPH +. NAVARRO,
JAMES II. MILFORD ANTHONY p FRANCIA,
JAMES ID. CARHART, SMITH J. EASTMAN
RICHARD P RUMBLE EDWARD L. HEDDEN
DAN'L DRAKE SMITH. President
ADRIAN b. HOLMES. Vice President.
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OyvIrR OF CLEVELAND, PAiSRsvIit ~, AID AsHTABuLA}
NaiLRoaD CJsPaNN. CLgygLASD, Jnly 10. loo3 ,
NOTICE. - The Annual Meeting Of The
IN stoctholdeYs Of the CLEyELAED. GAINESVILLE
AND AsIiTABULA RAILROAD will be held at tbs once
OF the Compsny Ia Cleveland Ohio TUrS DAY ne I'm
dsy OF Az gs, next, o'clocs for the tLtCiIor
OF pIRECTORs sod Cor tie Transaction Of socS other boi'
ness as gsay come before them . . ,,,,,
AIse Special Mrrting Of the Stockholders will be held
az no O'Clock M on tie day tie tame place, Tor
the pIpoe Of voting popoon to increase tie capital
stock OF the Company million dollars. -
Tie transfer book. Of tue Company viii be closed from the
Go. B. Ely Secretary.
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CfCurelon5.

EXCURSION to PLEASANT VALLEY
IL The ELEVESTH-sE L. j. SABBATH SCHOOL
Will 60 su Excursion TO Plcsstn. valley board the
10 re CREmOKNE aud steamboat z. WOODRUFF, In com
mAnd Of Capt Myers on WEDNESDAY,. p.h Inst, leaving
the docks Of lOths, Ess River a. O'Clock 0;h
North River e. and s0th-st North kiyef sts O'Clock
20 add 20 tho entertainment brass band Of music will
company tho EIcurIon Tickets 30 cents, Children half
price.
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SATURDAY, July 26-P. 81

The stock market this morning lost the bnoyancy
Of yesterday, and there was rather disposition to
realize on the purchases of the last few days The
bears did not make any special demonstration, and
there was no marked feature Of interest in the move
ment. There is still an apprehension among some Of
the operators that the adyices from Europe may be
unfavorable when the remit of the entire seven
days fighting in front Of Richmond has been received
there, although we cannot clearly see why the
orinion Of Europe in these matters should be con-
sdered Of such paramount Importance. AT the
informal call late in the day the market was dull
but steady The tendency of Governments has
been downward during the day, and the decline is
about p cent in the Is Of 1881. The closing prices
were: L. S. Ge, 81, Registered 9sI09o; U. s.
&c, 81. Coupon, 9Sl e9o; U. s. Sc, Coupon, "a,
sGi aa 7-3O p cent Treasury Notes, 1925 1922;
Tenn &C. 50 e5l Virginia 6s %; Missouri 6s, 46! a
4Cs; Gold, ll7i al l7l Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, ll0i oll0i; New-iork Central Railroad, 92s
d92l; Erie Railway, 81 SAT; Erie Railway, Pref,
e2i 962s; Hudson River Railroad AL a i5s; Harlem
Railroad 4lelil; Harlem Railroad, Preferred,
81 30; Reading Railroad, So q 57i; Michigan Cen.
trsl Railroad 50. a59,; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, 25j 1855; do, gusran-
ieed, so 30; Panama Railroad l3l 1921; Illinois
Central Railroad, 56i S56l; Cleveland and Pittsbarg
Railroad, 2li al 81; Galens and Chicago Railroad
6SI 6sJ; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, AL 0fS;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 63l o63l;
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, s97s;
Nil. and Prairie Du Chen Railroad, 3Oi 81.
The foreign bill market is disturbed by the rapid
fluctuations in gold, and quotations are Difficult, to
obtain. The range for leading Sterling is l29 l3J,
with saes OF Belmont late in the day at the higher
price. Francs are $40 j.32!.
Freights frmer, bat the transactions are quite
moderate. To Liverpool Inc engagements are: O. 900
BUSH Wheat, ct II l2id., in bulk and bags; 1900
do. Corn at lid. in bulk; 5000 bbs Flour, at 3s.
"a. a3s I'D the inside rate 10 fill up. To London
L.. 900 bnsh. Wheat, c. l2ld., in bulk; $500 bbs.
Flour, at 3s. %. s3s. l0id To Glasgow: 500 bbs.
Flour, at Is. The charters are; British brig with
10000 bush. Whea, TO Gloucester at l3ld. in bulk,
and an American brig Of go tups TO the north side
81 Cahs md from thence to Liverpool or Bremen,
on private terms.
The business Of the Sub.Treasury was Receipts,
si6i Oh Sc for Customs, 100000; Payments,
1905 235 81; Balance, q, 223,733 4s.
Tie earnings IN detail Of tho Galena' and Chicago
T,;on Railroad 10 for the week ending Jnly 30 are
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Sales BIZ Anltlon.

A. NJ. NxRrIv AucuonteI.
DY BANGS, MERWlN g. Co.. Irving Build.
ID r- EoN 5g4 and 5eS Brosdwsy-sals. Ct books, So
tionery Pcture,. WoFs, Of Ait Fancy Goods Furniture 10
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Amnssmenls
y ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
IL Mr. ALPRED BURNETT

ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
H. Mr.. ALYRED BURNETT
The GREAT DELINEATOR OF CHARACTER
The finest Elooutionist, th- beet Mimic, and the
MOST AMCSlsO COMIC PERFORMER
OF the age. has been eug aged; also,
AI. EDWIN KELLY, Teuor and Ligh, Comedian,
THE ETHIOPIAN CUBAS.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES. daily. at and 7; O'Clock
The following novelties 70 be seen at all hours:
feet ID inches round the BODY and weighs 6l3 pounds
NED. THE LEARNED SEAL.
Ned plays the Organ k,se. hi Keeper shoulder, the Mus
DEN OF LIVING MONSTER sERPENTS
AQUARIAL GARDEN &c. &c.
Admission to all only - cts; children under ten. Is cta
GEORGE CHRISTY's MINSTRELS,
~ No sas EIGsdSsy opposite Metropolitan Hotel
GtSE RsIG Snhisrf AID Lessee. and PrOprie,on
GEORGE HRISrY................Stsge Manager
J. N BRIGGS. Business Manager and Treasurer.
the Lsughable Farce Of the DOUBLE-8EDDED ROOM
George Chry DuIcimer Swipes TIE famous Quartste
Reeves. Mc,snd BsA and CoIwin New Overture. :, Ths
Matinee Saturday at for Ludie- and Children Ad
- cents no half price except Tor children 70 Ma
NIBLO's GARDEN.-SUMMER SEASON.
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT AND LAST SIN NIGHTS
or Ma JOHN COLLINS.
MONDAY EVENING, July 2s'
THE COLLEEN BAwN.
Nyes ma Coppalcen with songs). Mr.. JOHN COLLINS
The piec. pioduc~d in the
SAME GORGEOUS MANNER
when rst pcsented a. this otshhment At the close ~
the drama Mr. COLLINS will sing The Grand Nation.i
Anthem. Coumbis. Gem Of the Oceaa." -
TO MORROW Igesday) LyENlNG, Gen. THOMAS
c.sbrst,d GABaiEL RAvEL and TROUPE lhsvins ja.t
e-ii blie hui-nt on MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
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