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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10

Three Very Desirable Farms
at .fdmiRistrGf0f's Sale.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order granted by the
i Probate Court Of Belmont County, Ohio, l will
offer Tor SAFE, ut public auction, on
Saturday April 26, 1859,
bstween the hours Of 10 =. and =. u a. the
front doorof The court house, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated fn..said county, to wit.
The LIST tract being the n Q qr. OF see. 70, tp. I.
range 4, 10 the Steubenv lilo land district, csniain.
ing $50 acres, more or less.
The End tract being The a. W. qs. Of zee 20,
tn, =, range 4. excepting s. scses sold BY John
Dent, ST., % James MeMilien, containing lbs acres
more or less. sgG Cygflt- 4t1 4.
The Sd lrac, being the sss, half o ihs n. .. qt.
OF sec. 26, ip Z, range { exrspi about Z acres cold
by lanes Moore ~ Euther M!Norris, containing
1St acres, more or lesa. Bang the ~prsmisss q
which James Moors died seized. They are we'll
wssersd and iimbered and lie about . mile from
the NadIual road and . miles from Lewis miils
and STATION, on the C. D. X. x and good rosjs
leading 10 both. They wiilbe sold tree Of dover.
The premises are appsai.sd as follows The Ist
Fhs Sd. tract st $3.50 %. They WIN b cold in
sspayais sracs, or together 10 suit pprcbsesrs.-
Terms Of sale, ono Third IN hand, one third IN Vnc
year aud ono third in two years, with interest on
the dsisrred psypsn,s from the eay ofssis,
HENRY lpDTNGS. Admr.
Mar. a. iee1.4w ofajsmss Moore deed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10
C.. o. II. II. TIME T.aBLA
OR STATIONS In BELMONT COUNTY.
Tesk sRset sunday, November -, 1874.
G. l. r. A L ROAD.
Road Levies for 1862.

n THE MARCH 6EssIOH of the Commits
n sioners Of Belmont County 4 Tax Of three cents on
each one hundred dollars Of the valuation Of the taxable
properly in said county was levied for road purposes BY
said Commissioners And they also fixed the time for
working on The roads between tbs dnt day Of April and
October. eup-rvi.ors shall. not iaser .than the 18Th OF
September, notify all persons in their respective districts
the amount OF read taxes charged against them.
I7 C L. POCRMAN, Auditor.
~ BY Pxa COLEMAN, Depty.
March 20, fe62.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10
TERRIBLE BATTLE AT
PITTSBURG LANDING.
The Heaviest Conflict of the
Rebellion on Monday.
The Enemy Repulsed-Onr Fora
ces I'm Pursuit.
Buell. Joined Grant Just in time--Two
of Buell's Divisions in the Fight.
Johnston, the Rebel Com
mander-in-C Chief, Killed.
1900 of our Troops Captured ON
Sunday, before the Fight.

EIGHTEEN THOUSAND LOSS ON
OUR SIDEITHIRTY THOUSAND
REBEL LOSS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10
Pla infield Nurseries,

LOUISVILLE, OHIO. IL
THE SUBSCRIBER, wishing TO clear he
roonds Of The present stock Of Tfesa wtii
cell APPLE, PEACH, AID PEARS, Of FSS
and HEALTHY GROWTH. and sslseesd quail
jty Of Fruit ii REDUCED RATEa .sT
Now 10 the chancs 10 got Trees cheap. Ca1 h4Nss
purchasing siss~hsrs. TAos. W. RAwcErt
fel9
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10

NrNQrScE.IzSThe Horss thief Detectives
~ tsSsl'e shs Court HossS % Saturday
sysaisss tAssi2thl inst,s for the purpose Of
bleeding oHleen a. Y GngnhH 2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10

Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court
(NN sATURDAr, h 10th day OF May,
~ A. D. lo92, ai2 O'Clock in The afternoon, on the prem
scribed real estate, as the properly Of George Waters,
deceased, 10 vii Lot No. l In the Town Of New Casllet
Belmont County, Ohio, with the appur,ensnces.
OF A One third In hand; one third in
one year, aud one-ihird in two years, with interest on the
deferred payments from the day Of sale.
A. c. DANFORD,
Admir- Of George Waters, deed.
April 10, 1ses.-l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10
4ew advertisements.
Steam FIGURING and Saw Mill
- @ q TIE

r WILL OFFER, On THURSDAY, II 1sr DAY
l. OF MAY, nj public sale, the
STEAM FIGURING &SAW MILL,
SITUATED IN MoRRIsrowN, Belmon, Coun,y-
The hill is hearty new. Il Is 4 FlRST.CLASS MILL
and is situated in u good Wheat country, having good
Coal and Water facilities.
Terms made known OIL the day Of sale, which will be
easy.
APPS JAMES EAToN'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10

p8-SxsAroR WELSH will accept our
thanks for q copy of the Soho Statistic,
for 1897 We make good use Of II this
week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10
~[oFFIoIAL ~DIsPArcH.]

10 Hon. Ed. M. Stanton, Sec'y Of War:
The enemy attacked our works at Pitts
burgh, Tennessee, yesterday, but were re-
pulsed with heavy loss. No details given.
tSigned) h. W. HALLEcK, Maj. Gent.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10

.s1.ftp tbcssditiossl paioa1fStst MAJ
'successful q Cincinnati.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10

Ai''."d,. c'aAr.n lB15 g., v y ~. y =. q di :s 2.
Pleas Of Belmont County. Ohio, ] will Offer Tor sails, .
The front door Of the colu House, in $. Clsirsviile, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10

' Rbceipts NH week u ,osi; ,,sn \
~ SsS'sss. :ssss 8 s % 81 sSs' * sisl ! 20 q sS Il
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-10

p. LocHARy, sherH.
shedas Once, 81 Clsirsvills, March n isea-siO 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

THr SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FuED. The new
ia nily aid loan is being quietly disrouted oy The
.everal psyma.ser., who not urAeqasntly meet no
most provoking cases Of fsnd' Az instance ..
come to ligh. in the Fc-th District at the Ro'ande.
in which a wom.. by the name of Mn. COnoo1b
No. % yarsowa,er street, took upon herself the
nam. u Catharine O'Rourks, and presented Ger
uncate tbst Peter ORourke, her ha'oand, wa
member Of the 7th Co 10Th Regiment Under thas
pretense she was regularly paid under the former
ordinance, and has received one ymen' under No
new one. In proof Of her uuthfulness she pre-
,ented = marriage certificate and made An oath be.
fore Ju,tjcs Brennan that she the wife Of said
Peter O'Rcurke. 1t turns out, however, that The
only trath in her statement 10 the fact Of her mar
risse, but her husband 10 at work in Fulton market
and Peter O'Rourke 10 her brother. Under hess
circumstances her pay has been stopped and shs be-
been arrested for the fraud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

The steamer to-day took only moderate amount
of gold, $372,7 The gold speculation appears to
have received "a fatal blow. The amounts changing
hands to-day have been large and The market touched
during the day ia, decline Of IL y cent from yea
terday's price. There was siterward a better de-
mand and the quotations rallied TO il4s. There
seems to have been no good reason why gold should
have gone above 10. Tue rise beyond that point
has been the result Of local speculations, and the
rush of some foreign agents 10 remit balances under
the apprehension that the premium would run mp 10
$50. The supply Of bill, has recently been nearly
sufficient for the wants Of remtters, and the ship
menls have fallen of so y cent
During the past week Cotton declined under
adyices Of increased shipments from the Southwest
and the English accounts OF large shipments from
Inda. The market gradually ss,,led, until 4Oc. was
the current rate for MiddIing. Bot 10 day the
market recovered from ts depression, and advanced
&C. v IL. Middling sold IT 4ic.
Gold Demand notes are in fair demand, but ~ the
lat of Angus, is near at hand when the new tariff
goes into operation, tie demand will soon fall OIL
The sales were made low ~ l0Jt bu. at the cose
1861 would have been paid. The supply 10 very
large here and after the rush to get goods through
tho House under the old rates 10 over, they
will probably droop. The 7.3os are firm and selling
steadily q. lO2i alO3. Indebtedness Certificates
W re in large demand aud firm at the close, $50
being bid. This is the only Government security for
which the holder ssbsolute certain TO get par with
in year, meantime receiving per cen. interest II
the market 10 the meantime should decline TO 10, the
holder will get par at maturity in legal tender
currency, in which be can pay his debts or buy any
description Of merchandise.
Hereafter parties depositing United states Notes
for conversion into $40 per cent Bonds VIII not
DO required to pay accrued interest. The interest
will commence TO run from the date Of the deposit.
Deposits at the Sub.Treasury on SPer cent sem'
porsry loan are again being made. The amouns'
however, is not yet large.
An adjourned meeting OF The farm mortgage
boders Issued in aid Of the old Milwaukee and MIS-
sissppi Railroad, will be held at No. ~ Wil''an
street, on Saturday next The Nassau Bank o.
Brooklyn has declared q dividend Of per cent
psyabls on demand. The Long Island Bank ha'
declared q dividend Of per cent. payable August 4
The New-Jerssy Railroad and transportation Com
many gives notice that the interest coupons on III
bonds will 10 paid August 1. At the Bank OF Com
msrce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

The NEW CoUar.H oUsE.-Tbe work on the oew
County Court.House 10 steadily progressing. The
walls Of the main building have been laid To ths
hight of sixteen feet and the marble facings have
been placed to nearly the same hight. Tue eorsdss
and rear building, on Livi gstou street. 10 nov n
process Of construction, and it is expected viii -
completed before cold weather sets in The FROM
will also be rooted in before Winter, bat the sup0h
will not be commenced before next Spring. The in'
terror will be finished during the Winter. aad - oae
year from this time the whole will be ready fox -
cupstion.
Struck bY LrGRTsISG.-DuriDR tho thuuoW
storm on Tuesnsy afternoon sse barn belonging 10 kese
well on the Conry leland Rsosd 10 the town OF orsyes
end wa struck by aud totally Destroyed tsgeth9
vi couts uts ard eutouildnes involving ioss VI
About 6 tuus Of hay consumed A osn 90 tns 49,
spot years sI ce $40 % lightning and ass"sys
ACCIDENTAL DRowsfsa.-John G. Ands'sn
bov II vesr, of ses drow ned while csthis 30
Cr,ex on SUNDAY, the 9Th inst festera.J ". s'Y
found doatuS la the tho TSese ""o'e
drowSed
DEATH FROM SUSsrRoKs.-Coroner Hege1a1
hsd an iooucs yesterday upon the body Michael DseS
10 died a. tbs College Hospai from the edsco 81 ne
pss nest h.vng pfotrstod 10 the street me cay -
ytous A vesdcI in accordance Wa rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
n. ". Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.
FoR rms Wsns GspISe WRDNEspAr July " 1907
IRepoited s1clusveiy Tor IHE T. TRIBUNE. by DRs~

IRepoited exclusively Tor Tine N T. Tribune. by DRs~
FREscH.I
Norrcn TO CossieSoRs OF FAsx PRoprcn-Pu, every
thing order. Mark PLATA ilde aneotons, on 81
tuck bill OF p.rticuIsIs inside Of one package
marked Bill" and always scad ono oy MALL Win "0'i''
CossrssIoss-Fof selling Berries. Fruits nc, where psct
sge. are returned and sus lotso stun ~ cont o'n
UroTATross are tor good Produce In 1000 order
A, whoe,as such % Farmers realize and not Joooe OF
Bprrsm-hs very large s,por. of the week eudn. s.,ur
day last len very light stock Of Butter on the market
enans the rea Eastern and the excessive h!sh ,.es OF
TIchanss stimulated the shppusads 70 an s@ .,,. e.
ssi"s Steamer. sirh, again Eah.pse b.. Ss
eined sa7 y cent Reports just Eu,,s, sns,.h .hiD
market. show ..pcs Sss v.fy little bu, there
S s are fo on for southern trade
come usanSes brou h isc and extra fine State H. aims
traction over l8c Choice State Butter In very limited
supply Orange County Is scarce and tho O''s pals command
ot.sr Co.. E.'l.. ;..is eis FiIiin., Penn w. and ALA
ii.iGnrr State ch...i6 on Fakiu. Penn and W.
brains. state, ehOicei, sis Reserve faif. s:;:n Oh
Df.... Butter $40 FhIi.. State. fair 10 On
inst reached 300 ID. being the largest record
for week In July and than three mss the amount
Of tie corresponding week last year Tho English msrks,',
by la sdvces show decline in Cheese but cautious
ties spprehod breakdown when the recent heavy ship
within the last three days equal to 20 on CAees
The market, compared with week 10 very quiet. We
male chan :e-i la our quotations. We quote:
Cheese extra choice d8l ONO Cheese extra c II al,
Cheese choice. ar Do, de- poor 10 gopd..e oi
Chse,e, poor to fsir.. ...-b 40
BBASs-Ws quote lpachsges ncludsd):
Med, choice, q t0a2 ~ Kidney choice bu3 6o65
do to good . OOG2 50 Marrow CHI, P'bu. 1909 y
Pes choice sush.2 60o3 10 Do, 70 goods Wd5 y
bRoOn Comp n, 6d7s.
BkxswAxf 10, 2tdJ5e.
Livn PouLrRr-We quote;
Turkeye v b...-.... 0io Geese psir.....i ~ "a
Fowls y fb.......... o. Duck. v pain .:... 80
EGGs-Ws Ia week reported an advance IN Eggs OF
bri through some tho dgurss were NOT chsns
Ava wskst v sow dau ED nearly net quite - WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

HELP OURSELVES BIZ HrLriS0 OUR FRIrsDs-
The Relief Association, at No. 1874 Broadway, soe
sick and wounded soldiers, wish 10 NOTIFY the gen
sroos public Of this city tina, the recent ar.a' nave
led to depletion of their stock Of gooas. Inc 'o'-
lowing articles are much needed, and all oonss.,.
will be thankfully received ard acsno"s's.. "
the Ladies' Committee, in attendance oAno.
cru.ches, crava.., .u.pendsrs, wooden coat. ..d
pants stockings, pocket banderchisi' sAr.' draw
en- Dor. wine, brandy, jeue', lemons sns'E' books
DR. .ssing gowns, &c. '.rf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

Corn tn.h.,........... 10 $4,000 3oO.o0o
Showing ~ increase this year in every item.
THO Ass'>seasian brings few or no American
Securities for sale. but the contrary we hear Of
orders to buy Governments and New.York and
Illinois Central Shares. The lstest quotations in
London were: Consols 92i a92i. American Stocks
dali; the latest sales were: Erie Railroad. "a d2Si;
Illinois Central, 49l s4si discount. Cotton was
active and tucyan,; and breadstuffs, in consequence
of wet weather, had an upward tendency. The
accounts OF the harvest from France and Russia are
also unfavoiabls and Indicate foreign demand for
all our surplus breadstufs at good prices.
The Economist Of the 18th inst. says:
Ood continue. arrive New Yori and from Aatsa
The den and fer discounts at this Bank his besn moderate
duog bs -sID part the week but lees active toward it,
Ia Loubsrt street there good supply csnsidsrsby
below the bAnk f.t-.
10 h. s,ook EIcbsnee there little demsrd and 10 diff
cult 10 employ money at cent on Government secu
nIlel
Tho following the rates OF interest allowed on de-
po.ts:
tosst stock osnks...................'lt per cent
Discount hoo. a. call: $500. 49,. q per cent
At the London and ssmlDster cent only for sums
below R.10
AnneIed ar. tho Of di.coun. IN the principal eIe' Of
tN.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

Tho Mayor Of PhiladsIphia has ordered the Con-
cert Saloons. recently opened 10 Philadelphia, by ex
patristsd NswYork proprietou, " DO closed forth
with. The pretty waiter girls win not be 'o'sr'
sted In the Quaker City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

SUPERIOR COURT-sPEciaL Txsx-JvLr 3o-Benss
Justice ROBERTSON.
DEcIs lions.
Charles King, &c, agt. Jonstoan Phillips es ~
Mott N granted for STAY, ~ make mooa for new tria
George G. Clifford and VIII. a.. David Coys 'nd bisso
his wife Catherine Conner az. the sane bs sascea
$50; George kellogg ast William bshn' h'''' oe'''s
With 10 costs. ,,,, 4.
Jose D. Ramos ast Pedro c. Cssnovs, implicated. He.
Order hie security for costs granted win -" c's~
abide event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

tns. ne s.snc Psne o lsss wssk Them 80 se~ ~ uR
me go Eyss thss eoysss IN actual eos i
sound 'nss Of :. se'em.ut {. pos ssHuss-d squivse
ns'sao suggest 20 dissst shippers The psspssssy =
en:H aud soIx.dios ~ E,vss. lsrw"d-d :. orii.sy
warm weather. We quote tor sctu. count Of food:
s:s' and end Penn choice Western. ? .Dsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

co,oR,p MIN WANT TO EsLisr.-Ws yesterday
,hs d,sft of petition TO the President of the
United States, which repe'sn's that Thousands Oh 'oe
colored people Of the State Of N'w'f0rk are rssdy
and anxious to enlist for the war, aud asking ms
Gov Morgan be authorized TO call for and accept On>
a, NOR. regiments to be composed of coIored men,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

Tier, have bullion operations at the Bsnh today
s,n.,.l sa.Nos In Ensli'h Go'rrnn~ni securities has
been sue. the co,s OF lat week Consos have
duh tody '-- Of money ',ocs having created
uppiy Nov ~ AID reduced have also the d'
ference price iii. in ,h.ir favor uc~ tho dividend
l,ss sioci. payable iG October p-It India cents
rs, rsiscsd ss.assi be. y cent. si0soi, iAdi. y
iIch.qs.r IN. are ara o, la ao. preDiOm ADD Indi.
n. %.., ~ Ansc.n '.co,, 10 Lo.eoI h h'; been
o~iosr kichnosd sna b, the increasingly hgh i.e o.
,ubs edueos nom ssis,ins qaaisians There has ho~
be.a tuyg h-ne account bich ter Dc 10 give soe
'nrporl ghi' dsGAa Is ehay for tue 'h.rr. bond. Of
the Inoi C-uual Rsifosl also Tor sterling pds 81 such
rcsas have sssei them in that forn and for bopd'
vh,Ts the coupons paysbe here hxed fsie OF ex
chang Enc sosIes are tIm Of n 20 Nf
Mcssrs. Banug, Bros & Co. remark that Ameri.
can securities have generally ruled lower, during
the week, although there was no attempt to force
s,es.
The Bank Of England returns for the week ended
Wednesday last exhibit increase of E6l6 3 In toe
Bullion the total stock being returned At Ell 67l $50.
The Reserve Of Notes give an Increase Of E7S,VsO.
the Other Securities = decrease Of E3i5.55i, the
Public or Government Deposits DECREASE OF
G206 $50, and the Other or Private Deposits de.
cresse Of Cl36C S5, the Notes Issued Gn increase Of
GOO $40, and the tive Circulation an increase Of
E5i2730 The position of the bank i, will be seen,
continues to gain strength but the present return
does not call for comment or explanation, the changes
shown being due to the final payments Of the divi'
dend and the niux Of gold.
The reduction If G976 600 in the stock Of bullion
in the Bank Of France, as shown in the last return,
has not been followed by any sringency in the P.rs
market. In other parts of the Continent money rules
about stationary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
"WEDNESDAY, July 80. n.

"WEDNESDAY, July 3O--r. n.
The Stock market took an up ward turn this mornns
The dullness and doubts Of the past few days not
having pressed out much stock, it has naturally
undergone hardening process. Governments LED
with ' cent advance, under fsir business closing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
printlng.

DRINTING-Cbeap, but not botched. at DICK
i SONS, No. 3Tryou.row Ci;y Halsqnsre. Bil.heads
IS per IS Ter 90 .couArs ~ oet Every
description Of printing equally low Patronage collected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
sURRO0ATE's COURT-JrLr 3-Before Hon CaAASAe
p. DALI, Acting surrogate

The will Of Edwin r Christy which Is contes'eds
was sent down for hearing to-day but oy consent w
postponed till the Stu Of August neIt ~
The wills Of the follow ins named persons none OF ~ncS
proyisiops Of psbhe nave been sdnited
probate Edward Evit. Alice Mckinney, Charles NssS
Frederick A. Sterling. James A. I. FanshAw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
Hleolrnl.
ONE TO SIX boxes of "WINCHESrER''

nNE TO SIX boxes Of "WNCHESTER's
~ SPECIFIC PILL" wall y~maRondy CURE any oa,s Of
Seminal WeakHess lite resulting fsp tonos BovkvSk AZ
sRAvATHD sud viii be found equally ecer In ah' eou' ef
o.la Dabss and dsc.ses generally OF tie Urinary
Oygdrs
PROFESSIONAL 0PlNlONS.-"I have used your srs
cyIc Pm in many q Sps,mao'rhsa and with the
wat perJsa ssoess"-J MILIos SASDEns. II. D., LII D.,
BreOkiya.
"hs specific any medicine can be ] have
cured very with from UI TO TEN Dosn"-B.
KEIrH D.. I'd Repertory y Med se,enoe. Ns'o Yo'h
PERSONAL mr.. WineAs.f,y Is WORTHY oy ALL cosFi'
pEscr and devoes hiase automatically to the'e Prepare
tion."--D Mersdhh Ree's M d., LII. d.. h"~faa Ned
cal Gazette, Nev York
81 have persona! kno,clsdos u Mn wiscHrsTrWs Hos'
Esrr AsD srgesIrr and the Profession and The
public that PKxrAKATioSs CAS- Bs kELiHD os'-|a"r'
x Chiffon ~ D., Cheni't. Nsv- Yo'k
The sPEClPlC PILL "a no. Homeopathic remedy nor
doe. contain Mercury Iron Chnburdss or any injurious
Ingredient Price 81 per box az boi,' lvhen ORD ra 81
oaos) for IS Sent by mil, Solo, Wholesale and RETAIL ~
J WINCHESTER No. 70 John-st N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

Rye firm and 10 good demand; sses Of s bnsh o. no
fs fair W~sern 5000 for do State CVru ooened bes
ter With good d-msud the decline in Exchange sod ="
cfess"d asue.s 10 Feisb checked he dsma.d snd IN.
VI ION bush S0 &c for H.sied Sc for Eastern Mixed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBxRs-JrLr @-Bsfoss Juseass
SLEkKR.
DECISI0N.
Jane Mslam sgt. Wilson Simpson q sL-Ok1
settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
Bcofs ano Shoes.

GO SO 30, 81, and 81 50.-SHOES and
pa, CATERS, NEW SPRING STYLES now ready
aJONfss Nos 10 and IL Ani-st S-Plesse call aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
NmnsemenIs

DARNtM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
TIE GREAT i bs HlihiT 1s or CHARACTER.
M Mo DSf' AMUSING CONC e' PER 'fi 10
Of As Az Eb ~ Ss'T kEGT r. .. and Light Comedian.
THE ETHIOP!AN CGBAs.
SPLENDID pERFosMsSc STs t ssii, .,..a :, Sooel
Tho THf cSsSscT e zen GIANT GIRL
NED. THE LEANED SEAL. '''~
Ned plays the Organ Kisses his Keeper shou der the Mu
" DEN OF LIVING MoysiER ,ERSENis -
Admission all only IS CITE coitr-n under ten. IS cts
GEORGE CHRlSTY's MlNSTRELS,
oEOkGE CBRIsrY and Lessee, and Prcpri-,o,.
IN BKsG cT iiRii;;.'. ''' Sc M.n..
in. BRIGGS.. Business Manager and Treasurer
MONDAY, July 49, ard ever, eyenius dnrins TIE wees
George Chty On elmer swipe. Tho f.nOa. 0nar,.uc-
Reeves Mcrsnd. Birch. and Corwin The f'mous Clog
for L.dis. and Children Admission Is cents; bal. pre-
except for children to Matinee only. Doors open Cur
tain rises At 8 precisely.
NIBLO's GAkDEN.-SUMMER SEASON.
~ Lessee AID Manager. WV. WHKArLxr
NIGHTS or MA John COLLINS.
TIE S, d,;s sns,x lJirS oG% , s
THE COLLEEN BAWN
Myles ma Coppeeen with Songs) Mr. JOHN COLLINa
The piece pod ced 10 the
SANE GORGEOUS MANNER
when first Represented tbs establishment At the close Of
the drama Mr.. COLLINS will siog The Grand National
Anthem, Columba Gem Of the Oceao."
Mr. WHEATLKr takes much pleas in cling that the
&c ebr-ted GABRIEL RAVEL and TkOtfPE thsvng Jns
srfived from Irop-) will make their st appearance TINS
rstsbIishues. on MONDAY EVENING. AUG. BOX Boob
"p-n-
NIXON's CREMORNE GARDEN,
~ IAN IT. and 6h-sv.
F.t Night Of the re.isby snshsbe psnonme entitled
SPIRIT VI THE FLOOD,
In which Seporita Cunas, Costa Thetur Ainenes Kopzai
Wietof Lehmaa aud all the sf,its will appear.
First appearance OF the glest Lonaen PaLtominist.
NJ. DENItR
THE GREEK FIRE FOUNTAIN EVERY NIGHT.
Adai'non to TIE whole. .................I' orhtH
WALLACKs.
w Entrances Broadway and l3,h-st Doors open at
LAST WEEK OF TIE bURLESoUE.
FRA DIAVOLO.
THIS EVENING.
viii be given last time bu, two,
Mr.. and MRS. FLORENCE and the whole Company ap-
To commence with grand Drama In which FLORENCE
sustsins OF hi. famous l'ish paIts
WINTER GARDEN THEATER.
w THURSDAY EVENING, Jolly 81, 1862,
RiCHELIEU; Or THE CONSPlkACY
CARDINAL RlCHELIEU......by.". Mr. FLEMING.
A new E1trsvsEss. csHtd
COLLEEN BAWS SETTLED AT LAST.
TOMORROW EVENING Nj sEDLEf SMITH vii
appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
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