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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Y. and FLUSHING RAILROAD.-Leaye
1863. THE |

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD.
,,v suOpTy W1s 4. eoFsfesn, sN. er%. o,,r
gKas Ngw YoRx PkISClPaI WysrKsy CrrIs.
&sysa trains daily freu NswYork TO Phide pbia via
E.w.Jersey ed Camden and Anboy Line
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THg
FOOT or COukfLAEDT sr.
way Of Phsdepha the morning psssengsr' leave New
fok u time 50 Oihsr routes evoains pa.engss
at D. IN, one hour later tha0 other lines
BY Of Allentown. evening passengers leave tt
eve hour, Later than the hofthen oy ooh fsa'
points the North West Crestns Indianapolis, Louisville.
d. Louis Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati ard ali main
points West, with fewer changes Of cars p.r.1,,. J..
Psoursh 35s miles and RewYork to Pttsougn ~ mica
Smoking and Saloon Cars all trains
fae tie talns as other f0ptes
Baggage checked hroufh. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, good until u-ei by Pittsbutsh
WksTERE EMIGRATION.
Accommodates Line VII ch sforls comfortable mode OF
esvs' Pauss moving westward at onehah the Usual res
~ trs.
BY ths route ffegs Of all descriptions be forwarded
and from any point On tho Railroads Of OHIO, ken,oehy.
&OAD DIKEC to sny port o the ssygAole rivers OF
%sa By stssmTrs from Pittsburgh.
Tb. Of freight to .nd from pout D the Wet by
ne Psassylvs Central Railroad are ali favorable
= ehussd by otser hAiosd Comps Merchant. and
tppes inrusng the tsnspoAop Of their Freight this
~'"ps0y' can rely ~''h fyE sT0cK. 'ps''y Transit
yGmsrs and Dealers IN Live Stock will mud this sd-
Sn,sssous route Csp4cious Yards we'll ~asred and sup
conDeeons AID every attention Is PAID TO their
yon Hssb0rG whss vi be found every cony.nisnce for
snd ,s,,,ps choice !, offered o. we KhLADEL-
J. L ELLIOTT, Pea. eDger Agent, No. Astor House.
LEECH Co, Freight Agent.. ,,
No. Asor House. and No. South William r.
A'ooSALD BisChoFf' Eniflsrt @ nss,. ss,,.,,nl,o.
sHoca LEWIS o,ssrL ssp,sialssdsOt AlssssA p
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r,tAl....... 9te9 3,gl I,5Jl 3,aa5 9D l4O2

IJtAs..... 1tcJ S,ib. if9Js $40 80 l4Wl i5s
TorAL Old ASD NKw-RepEcsoa Mess. -, last month,
10 O mi. date las, year 5s Re?ac.ed Chicago do. .oj
last L. nth G3 th Ai year 7JO AaOad Oeei l6Si
ia.s month 3d. this lsfe Last TO- Refuse Ness SIT
t rcuh 90s; hi. date a., lse5 Refuse Prime,
A; .h. tals sats at y'e , Otlef Refuse
lOs last month. j.. this cate is:ye. Loo Tea Primo
Mess 6.I month 25i ths date last year -! County
Me-, lasi 1outh ssji tbis .s;e lls year l7S Coua-
n, Pine 81; asi uoa,h lo37 this date last year IS Tn
in.peeso tea. 50 as' n,onih ai th. date ..t yea.
de s., yeaf so Ioa.-3o s;8, last moa1h, 4el thu
c.le Ast yssr, 9e.llO. i.
EICE-A ighl bushes, Is do!ag a. former rates ses of
10 Beg. ksBsoon =. &c Government contract wa
swardl . w % al barrels a. ~ lJ). and
10 u0O ib In bsgs at ~ 81.
>I.hRS-R.w su.ass have been sold very fair sY'
. n, .nd ices stoay basic of 4 al &c iof az
good Reaugi 'aes Of ." ahds at iotd 40 70, .uos
the as,sr .uA .oi very eaose. .;. for Porto Roo and
lie ior New Of.esn,. 40 oaSe. hay.ua private tsrma
Tbe Gv.rnurnt cobtrsot l. j. hbs NevO at oil II
a. loo r 80 bo,s. Porto kleo a, w O0i IeVc TO- 3
sll ts, and 500 al az 70. 80.
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SrApRiSa AyrRAY.--About q p. m. on SaluruSy
al;ecation took place In Cherry sso. h Sn,. NJ
when Hogan drew kui and eas Nelly 10 ne s. ossk
Wa. arrested by Oaev. Keay sad Eesfha'a Z" @s sss"s
pIsaiact
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Totals. ....IfZIl bHJ IJHb TiflV ~ y. ~ fVS
IoIAL OlD asp NEv- Clear. 3ll; last month. 20; tbs
de ssi yea 5J nes, 40 last mouth 49, o. ta.s dats
lot yesf lrr a. Illn Ne b9 iast month ~ III, csts
ia, wear sgg Prime nea % 6iy tst noDth II 3 s date
as. year. 5s. fauA 25J t mon h. i6 ths date lsst yeaf
l9s rr 49, b5 la, month II ~ this daie s year. 3'i
huiys Coo last mouth IL, his date last year b. ileflse
Mos, Is 06 last month 49, ',0 sLs dste last year sSL
To- Prime Nes. 56 month, this date last year. -
Refuse irms. 6iz izst month 5Ji this date last ye-,
LOO Oinsr leg-e 1885, iss month, bOJs; Ais ahe Ass
wear 5gs Unaspecte t2ssl as. month. lStil tni' d.s
.t ~ 20 U6y T0ts2JCslf. las; month. "a, ,iJi. this
date last year, l8J s3f.
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u &c O bfOBaWOA.- l. ave Jaues--hO sni foot Of
S4ih-st L. R. s. t. GreenDoit. ng a. all Satos
an 20 g. a. l1r Jam tlleo a Je,us -gd I'd & loHs
ssa to Greeup1TL orlsll - NJ S.s9 ond5o r -; "r
E,o,.t a. d M IA a ni 40 ard o. tn for is1Li,s a.d
benpsead u. ii S:i, s. ado 2. r. sun
gay E1cus M Tran 9iJ g. ron - bet e. piir At
Stphank 2:ss b. JaIti a- moods iul il4l if,l.
,re..tiiu AID th.rLv-faurft-. ..
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, AUGUST g. 1863 1"

cent, and although there is sconsiderable demand
for loans is exceeded by the supply of capital Of
fered.
Cold opened with increased frmpess this fore
noon, aud sold at the Board at l2g al v ceut, but
soon after fell of to 1881 the announcement
Of tho small export Of the day and the news Of the
favorable pros ects Of tho siege before Chareston.
TIE market for the week has been moderately
actye, the saes Of the Board amounting 20 81 2l1
600 against sils0o0 last week. Tbs closing price
to-day was l2S.
The City of London, for Liverpool this morning,
took ont t76 900 in specie, and the Hansa tor Bre'
men Sl3l 900
The subscriptions to the FIVE twenty bonds to-day
were S9i3, 80, and the deposits on temporary loan
s269s00.
The exchanges at tho bank clearing honse this
morning were sis.449,55S n.
The value OF tia different descriptions of dry goods
imported at New York since January lst was as fol-
lows:
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TRAINS LEAVE NCW-YORK:
Tor Nes.isvel z, tL1.l "A 81 3. III l2l5 lE1i
p3l (Exl 9 90 90 and 8 d. "a
For Bnag,pl't Z 9 tsLl, ll.31 a. M 2l5 (EIh 93o
Tor MILFORD oud rstford :, ll3)s- go so p
Tor fairfield Solthgcr. and Nesigoft, ~ a. ~ 3d.
63p - ..,-.
ss 81 80. D. 49,.
for Stamford / G1) go iLsO H. l2lS (E1 80
ror PoT, chester and inis.esi,,s si.on = 90, l9o
nt350 40, 3d. 90 =. N. .
For Pon Che ter and New l.ocl-l.e. N
CONNECTING TRAINS
for Boston, va Sprincl-id. t.I j. Ut TX }, p IN
For Bo-to'. VIA Shore Line. p TX }, y. o.
Por Hartford sprin, held, d IA tEAE h.J, 9.S0
{LI.L p IN. , -, , o. r.,
N.OL and 80 .. N. 10 Norman TOO.
For HGrtforj, PToyidene5 sad tuh.ii RAILROAD. t(ELl
;lO
tan. l2l5 23J. 8 ?.
yor Cana Railroad q IS .. m. TO Northsu pton.
Por Hous,tonic Railroad. 20 2. ~ Nsw.Ml'
toro Wedlrsds,s zud Saturday, ~ Frtn~a
For Nsaga;uck Railroad, 3 o. N. 23j >. m.
Fof Danb-fy AID Norwsk Rs4lfosd d. m, % ?. m.
Conmo4iop. SIeeuipg Csrs attached 20 2. m u aiu
JAMFS n. HOET Superintendent
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" .rncx Is Nsn.1nRx. Ara. |. NE.
Tot! hhds ........

sFEDs-Ths inquiry - limited for Clover Seed. and ~
m,ft. l. h.asy a, Asc - h. Timothy seed 10 held a.
n l2t y oush but ID, inqoS very light R'osa ~
1. selling so~ly At 81 a. .. - p bush ~ q ID.
qALLOW-rbs market is quite eriNs ans al ssts~
lP9 b a. s2 western. lO0iote fof sss'e eoa w
Gee cash 4. ..,.~iv.
..ls. az 3so hb .l- Aad ssss iSs Ncssso.
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NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-ISe large and
eomnlo5ious steamer DA lEL EW leaves Pier foot
A. fI.yst every ~ ESDAI. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
kORNlNG. st o'clocs isnons a. 5tb-si Nonsers, cog
lvoN C1.k and Hudson, srTylns o. Albaoy IN time 10
s,t the css Saratoga and the Nest, srren IN S.Tsoss
(, oeock TIE s-rne everirr Returning lays Abs
YyERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORN
fNa a, o,nlsck
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Live stsck GA the n. Y. and Eric Rauree9~
s,srKp.Y Aug stock transported last week. l9 CARO-
c,ue Is cara E..ss sheep Z sars hosss Vsta~.
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s3i $4,000 s3o,ls5.2Oo sJS0s2 800
II will be observed that there is increase IN the
importations Of manufactures Of wool and flax.
Tue increase in the importations Of manufactures OF
wool does not consist Of wooens for mems wear,
but in worsted and cotton and worsted goods for
women's wear. The increase in manufactures Of
lax is in coarse heavy goods, which are wanted as
substitutes tor coarse heavy cotton goods. The i'm
portaiions Of fine linens and housekeeping goods are
ess than they were before the war. Tho imporia.
ton OF silk goods is litte larger than 1t was in
the corresponding time OF last year, but is Tar less
than it was in ordinary years before the wa-. Then
a Large quality Of fancy silks were imported now
very few.
The imports Of wool into Ncw-York from Dec.
20, 1862, 10 June %, 1863, were % i2,0Si ID, and
Tor the month ending July q, 1863, hey Were
4. .53J. .ll3 10, giving II total OF 1i,lJ6 bales or
81. III ,l97 h, an amount 300 p cent greater than
hss been received in the corrspoudiug time Of any
ear previous to 1902. Toe production Of woolen
goods has greatly increased since The commence
mont of the war, owing to the demand for wooiens
for the army, and from the fac, that the high
rate. Of da,y ard exchange have led domestic
menufacturers to enlarge greatly tho manufacture
Of several kinds Of wcolen goods which were here
toiore imported. The Production Of worsied goods
nat u.so teen commenced in Massachusetts. IL IL
ex1ected that tie c5usuupJn Of WOO. in this cour-
y tbs year will be 10 O0o 900 l6 and thai bali OF
his qu nifty will be imported. There Is more
waste, however, to foreign wool, each as is im
poried here and It consequently does not 90 70 far
ss DO Aestic
We annex u comparative stltement OF the imports
Il Foieigu Dfy Goods and Gele.al Merchandne si
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Uece5y,s or Produce.

.or.rt-443, b5. Flour rs bbs Corn Mesl ~.
torn Meal - bbls Whisky ooe busA Oats. IS pagA
hsnes so ysss Pre- Fions soo pks baes. 2'~ PsS fs'
sseeur-
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EOR CALlfORNlA via PANAMA.-A first
elss steamer will lssvo Ns~.Yort ON tb, 3d I3tb and
23d Of .aoh month except when thoss dates fall on SUN
DAY when the day Of departure viii be The MONDAY fol-
For freight pss'age srpy at the only ONE. No Bowl.
p..gr. en- ID. b. ALLEN. Agent
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Total bids. o,C5


Pho' 'lSlONS-Iheic has besna decided iDpIovensnt IN
,ne nenaid or PORK to-day, bat the rket nesvy sra
owsr though ct the close there Il is-pondsncy nh
is,te1 Sal.s OF $500 bos pliUbi Is for Old Msssi
i foG sS III or New do the latter rate from selected
yadi 10 500 : 10 s2t for Sour Musy Mess snd
flJ Bt1t FOR Pfme incuds In tho 90 bbia
do Tor October all sellers option. at 4iI sea IS Tho
stock OF Fork has alen on considerably during the past
month. the being noticeable Ia
While other kp1s have accumulated may seea by refer
TO the totals the decrease 4sT os sbs sup
py st large and nothing bal the matr.l decline
warrants 'a- rampant speculative movement for future do
livery which has IL tooay Beef ao la reduced sup.
ply but s in OF the stock ct the ds
lat yes Beef 10 fair I'D. and 10 nm. Ssie- ~
bos at iOaH 10 ~ or PaiG Ness and ia 5i3 fot Exts
1-tce H. If and Beef Hams quiet and nomnsly
changed Cut Nests hrmer aud there fa os,iosSs
doing SAFES OF $40 pkg. aflc for shouds aud sG9o
for Hams and lCIc Tor Sggscued Hans Bacon IN mod
eq1e steady rates sales OF 29V boxes Short Cie>x
Mdces, at 5idbc
BRooALNs. AuG. |. l5oa
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Western. -fS-s
HAY-The merket Ia bavsr the asm,na rooA and ,h ann
ply bgt sales o 800 bale. At 8e1aso " cc IT,
hOIS as quiet but steady snaA ssss Of ordinary 70
Prime U, li02Uc.
LARD is airly active and proes ar. vi,hoat .,snt.,
change. Sales Of 9N bbls al y 1t and 20 ssx. Al Ia
MOLASSES-There 10 conifersbo bu.ns, =. dom o.rf.
NY Porto Roe, sno prices said Deer bu ths
sales .ud particulars kept oD le puts snd We arc q.
ab,e give state Of th. aikt TO-DAY OF ~
hhds Cubs Nuscoyado 1t Jc and bhds TO fp Rico
STOCK IN Ngw YORK, AUG. !. 1884.
Cuba nuse0vadO ndds. ds..................-...399 99i
Cuba Cisyed, hhds.. 1851
Porto Rilo hhds. hds........................... 2.i2
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Rrpterles ano proplslons.

IOHN DWIGHT & Co..
J No. IL OLD-sLIP NEW-YOhK,
Manufacturers OF 80.
e.IvRATI-s CARB. or SODA. te,
And soIs Agents Ia the City Of New 4 OH ief
PROF. EBEN. N. HOksfOhDS
CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE.
Tbi, subute IL . simple Phosphss. and eonapIs nothnl
out w6st IL found IN besssH and IN CON- whs end ethel
ssgSals, saa ID therefore highly nu!rssev,
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Amuscmenis.
ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID FyrRy DAY AND EyENING THlS WEEK,
commenting MONDAY, Ancrs 1883
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
A'A'i ''' FvFRY EVENING At T.
SHORT SUMMER DRAMATIC SEASON.
under the direction Of bs popuisr -Gt talented ACTOR,
G. ". CLANAE esq.
SYLVESTER BLEECKEH. Stsge Manager.
with Paay made Of tho mos, talented Ais In the
pro'essigu.
Inc season will open OF MONDAY, Aus. >, with T. O.
WiLAES CeleSta,ed Drama, in twe acts,
RAEFAELLE. TIE REPdoBATEi
Of,
THr SECRET MisTos AND SiGssr RHO.
To be follow I'd At each p-ffo msHc- by
DANCE BY MADEMUIsELLE LOUISE.
Tie whole concluding with
TFs LsUGnABLE YhRH
TRYING 1T ON
To be seen at oil hours. d,y aud evening
LIZZ y HAkRiS.
THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIvfNG.
WEIGHING SIC POUNDS
Measuring Round tho w,.t
4YARDs II HIGHEST
MOUNTAIN or HUMAN FLESH
Ever seen oil the face Of the slooe.
THE LIVING OURAN0 OUTANG.
Or, WILD MAN Or TdE WOODS.
TWO LlVlc0 TiGER CATS.
TWO MONSTER LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTORS.
ROBERT HOUDI N'S WONDERFUL
AUTOMATOH WRITER
THE LII HrNlNG CALCU "a FOR
DOMESTIC CAT NURSING ~ y MlNKS.
The GRAND AQUARlA. LeNnsi Seil, sea Lion, Mon
Gsr Bssr, Living Aus:ondas Wax tigmss. &c.
Admission TO all 25 cents, Children under TO- Is centa
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NEW-YORK & NLV-HAYEN RAILROAD.
,S SIMMER tRRtNGEMENT. 10.
COMMENClNo y o. l.t3
TRAINS Ncw-YORK.

susnser StaGon n Ney-Yo-S, 27hs tnd l;h-sy
Lntra cs or --tI e.
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NIBLO" GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Mansg,r..........Mr WIN. wuEATLEY.
Commence at 8; conclude I0:40
EVERY EVENING
TIL further notice,
TENTH WEEK TENTH WEEK.
HOUSES STILL CROWDED,
CROWDED, CROWDED
ADMIRING AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES.
130,OO0i 10000!
persons having the Grand Romantic Drama By John
BroushaIni entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO.
pronounced the
BEST PLAY OF MODERN TIMES.
Mr.. COLLINS.
the celebrated Irish Comedian Vocalist in his original
character OF
CARRlCKFFRGU5
An Irish soldier Of fortune with the ,ong Of" Wno Bright
Wine. aud Willie Tboru'. Lib TheIr's Hope"
Mr. WILLIAM WHkATLE1
In bis oh .insl creation Ol
Cart HENRI DE LAGARDERF.
Messrs l. K Shewt J. O. Burnett }. w. Collier, Z. Lamb,
y. Mordauui &. k.t s.land ae MssdAnos Ponis j. IL.
Allen l.. X. Sheweu, &c, 1e.. &C.
Complete AID speIdid
GRAND BALLET.
BEAUTIFUL SCENLAY AND EFFECTS
GORGEOUS COSTTMES,
MAGSIRlCEHT FURNITURE md AfPOlNTMENT5.
OklOIAAL MUSIC under the direction Of Harvey Is. bod
worth.
Seats can BE secured
THRtE DAYS ~ ADVANCE.
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rINHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
EYTWEEN NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL. CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR. -
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL CALL
mo Az HALIFAX AND CORK HAHBOH -
PERSIA leaves New York ..Wednesday. July 70
AFRICA Stone. leaves Boston. sdnesday' Aug
SCOTIA. Judkins..e New fot w ednesdsy. Aug "
ARAEiA Moods leaves Boston. ednosdsv. Aug 10
CHINA Anderson. leaves ksw.York ednrsdsy Aug 70
AhIA leaves Boston WedIesday, sept
sKw.fOhK TO LivEhP0oL
Chief Cabin PAsssge.......... %
Second Cabin Pssssgo.. WV
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. %
Stcsud Cabin Passage. VI v"
payable In gold is equivalent In United States currency
Berths net secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
Tho owners OF these ships will not bo accountable for Spe
pressed are signed therefor,
| For Freight or Passage sgply to
u. CUkARD, No 4 Bow ling green.
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STEAMBOATS, ono Railroads.

DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART.
~ fONU cosneotiug with RriroAd 20 SPR!NGFifLo,
SOUTHAMPTON, BELLONS FALLS. BRAT LIZ
bOkO, &c Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Fcck..lip
a. M Monosy. Nsdnsdsy, and Friday s10snlsr CIT
OF HARTFORD leaves Pecs.sip 81 y H.. Iussd.y
lhurs1iy and saturday.
The OF this ne htcass Sound and are
commsnded by competent and expsnsnced odicsrA
Hew-Ivsk, Aiay IS. 1853
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NEW.YORK, HARLEM, AND ALBANY

NEW.YORk, HARLEM, AND ALLAN
~ RAILROAD.-Tr lns " IL ssve l6th-st DePot-Fer Al
Ssny 1879 8 na. s,ogping ~ Nhismbrige. Wuite
Plains Bedford Croton FAILS ard stations Iorth TO Abany.
Connecting with Cens. and Northern Railroad Tor "a atoBA
ad al pom. and west for Crotol fsis b;i3A "a
rs p. u. Tae p. trsin will run Se.afday' ony
White Psin. s:lS aud iOs m, 1880 $40 and m snf
tls N from Wbi.e-st Dept, FOR Wiliainsbnoss- iJ
tlu 2:3g, l:l0, 5, tl5 aud 6.% O. %. Cfo"n fsDs.
Ehis Plains and Wilsmibi!tge usns stop ., all 'is lions
Jar Dover Plains p stopping at White sn' and "s
sons north 10 Dover Returning leave AlDsLy et $50 m
D. rnya OF Eorhern and NereTn Trains sopp.ng ~ al
t..os, fIom Chatham 70 Croton Fais also a. Bedi'rd
Witt. PlAins and Wilisnsbidge yer Pia.ns, 3f5 NJ
hopping ell stations norh Of snd a. "hie Painsi Croon
fs pm White Psins 6:l0 S:2o u1. lt:5s ti3P m
Ellisusbrid.r $50 a sn61 .U5 Cto'on Falls Nhte
Plain, aud Widamsbncse mains stop a. all stations soudsy
kIear,iop Trains at ali Fare Fer Cfotol fsls S;L
toppins at al Stsoase1cept Yoskvie For Wdsmsbr1dge
kl5 ii 80 a q D. 80 and p Fer White PLANE p.
b. Wlismsbfidys and Whr Pen' tain, stop a al Sta
zoos Re.nruing leave White Psins $50 WILLIAMS.
bdg. 6:l2 lO:25 u l2:4o $40 $40 ane p n. oppng
,s Ssions Croton Pals stopping Of eli stations
hsth Of and a. Wnlismsbiidge
JOHN BURCHILL. Superintendent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of ofNEW-JERSEY.-
" From foot Of CouItandt It st-Conbecths At htnpiou
Japc;ion with the Delaware. Lacka~snns and West, Rail
roed at Eascn With the Lehsh Valley Railroad sndus
Connections forming dee, line to Pittsburgh aud the We"
Sibout chance of car
Leave New York ss folo~s .
H,Rk!sBuRo ExPREss-At a. m. for Eas'on. Rsatinl
ret vile Hsrfisburg Msucb Chunk. Niliamspors
Man TRAiN-AtSa n FOR Eastor. Water Gar. Scranton
eres: Bend. P!ttsion BinehsmtoD. WilSesbaire. 80.
Pm .KNN-For Eas;on Alenown 40 Cuunk, WI
Transport Resdin Potisville. Harrisburg &c .
$40 p M-FoI Eas,oH. bethlehem, ALeAtV~r and MaacA
1s0P s-For Someryille.
s.l0P. x-EoI Soneryl.ie-
IN WRsTsRS ExPRRss-For Esston Allentown. Read
ira Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleepg from
Jsr,ev City through 20 PITT bnrrh
E1FRKss TRAM PoR uAKRissrRG-Tbe a m. Express
Trsn from Newly ok arrives nr II sears p connect
f and West on Pennsylvania Central ksiroad nth
Central Railroad North and South and with tie Camosr
hrd Valley Railroad o. u,
Eew-York Al o. m Gsiy Sundays excented making close
oeunecon st Harrisburg With fenrsy Balroadwith
esuge ofcats Pittsburgh ard but one TO tuciu-a al sat
Shcseo Two hour. time Is saved by taxing this train
EItLABBTBroRT AND NEW YOKE fFRRY-Leave Nrw'fort
tsm Pier No. 2. North Riyor 81 9:O m l;lJ s.' aal
dpn. -, ,,.-
sp each way. JOSIAH y. STEakNS snGc'luteGient
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NNIN1ER GARDEN.
W Under The Enlargement 4
MISS EMILY THOREE
NR. MAIN SMITH
Fihani last week Of tie fgccttu Summer Sesion
ever pAycd ~ NrwNof
MIR sEICHfLL
tnd tho COMEDY CO'PANY.
righily received by
CnUNDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES.
The sps-cin-t beg % t4t b. c.s~quence ~
engagement o. frrtlF tne How sd AseBe4u Boston
this wiL no tue lat week oi
nr fhASK WOODS
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL bD ltLtscUE
LEAH THE FORsOOK
Hrsur. S.'che Mark ~flttl s. Co. b.v.npor T 2 " 1r-
~. Sol snrh IT,. a.. F1f.l Mlss tmIy fhofu-. Mn
Aafk outn. Nrs ogattan i-4 A.fs FlI1a 40 tl~ ,rft
IAo Jurcslc Ff pr pee .r ". fI- n.fra44. sfcs q
FuOA flLLtt ODDLY.
Tomorrow (rUksDAil
bESTFlT or
T. y. JACKSON Treasurer.
SATURDAY. issl ui.hi oi tL- tss.on .nd
BENLF 81 ~. NhtK NTH
Door, on,L . :. coum.aolAt v --.--.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

TOR Newburgh, West Point, Poughkeepsie.
and Roudou-Steamer Mary Powell leave, pier foot Of
Jsys every shsrnoon A. 81 O'CLOCK for West Point New
bnrsh, Pouehke-psie and kondout
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

UUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA All
4 II BASY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST Trains leave: -
. trom CnsmborssL =, ., FROM 5ethst
bxpTes. snd 10 m snd3i '|! iy:2i in ala '''' nj
IS and 5 r. M N5:A D. IN
Troy and Albany with sleep. 1851 pm
ins can. l0:p D. m
Popghkeepse rsin II am, 7;' m. ard 1927 snd5:U
10 o. and 6:ia pm r. m
leekskl tram IL 30 e.In and IL ~ a m. t2 p. N
- Op
Sing oius train, s:31p m. SO pm.
1srTvto~n. 81 ; =. IN. &;Vl y n
Gu SLuls 5;.2 ?. m, from Atn--L
To.rts ray br procuiei OF the Offices or Wedoefs
1pr.. in New Yos and Booklyn and baggage checked
the house al oni the road and TO safaioka Sfns%
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
1AFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

TORBOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT and FALL RIVER Tue splendid aud superior
ntsamer METROPOLIS. Csp, brown leav~s New Yors
oyery TUESDAY, THURS pAY, aud SATURDAY, at )
selock p M sud the EMPIRE STATE. Cspt Brayton on
EONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and fKIDAY. at O'Clock .. n-
hom Pier No N. X
H4eafer no rooms will be regarded secured to ,ay
eiesnt until the same shall have been paid for.
Tresb 20 Bosou is fcwsrled Though with great dispa.cs
3, an trprcss FREIGHT Triin.
" wM borden. Agent Nos 20 and II West st
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

w a l. l. 4 G X -.
w Ihls ssE.ni and Jtpnis' s.'Abl'rasni I'll cpen
On ThUF-DA FtFsfso. Aug4.ih. l.t1.
with besugifg p.,y ~ sssotpis i.,~i'., --s.'i--
IEuE 40 InL LAnI
In order to give eject 10 tns sIiiaaasTy g'J anf re-
sdess u outlay sTaa .coa lave berl tis . i.i--ec
ASTOUNDING OPTICAL ILLUSION
adopted from Tie iArsaton Of a.. Dks 80, ~ Pfoe'iof
Psgpef. OF ths PsJlscAllc n.lt.uol, Lo-G'a aAo"n -
TlIf sIDnI
A MARyH LOUs sFFCfsR. FROD"CFD BY COSTLY
sClfsIitlC AFfARA1 ~.
xblsh Ia, uuss. 81 4. ofi.ls< ant sfitsl al
LONDOS AID PARIS
A STRANGE AID isDt,C RIbAbLE ILLUSION.
totally discfens on and suP.s'ns sIJ esa' 's.e eject
Mr. AND ans wATKIs5
have enE.ed. vii teen hss sfPetrt &c inc-
tAsir re,ufn iion Esrops ,ugpofsd ty conPanJe u
ElR,f CLASS AhIlsIk5.
poI OEiss opsn q Monday. 80 tD.L
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
OLD BERv.
Get. .sm- ATe-
Lenis's ;y's. sons longs. wards

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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-15
LIVE IN LOVE.
II EDWARD cAPERN.

t~~~S " ~>A~Ay SoA osA3ss
Be not lsarsh and un6orgiving,
Live in love, it's pleasant living,
If an angry man should meet thee,
And assail thee indiscreetly,
Turn not thou again and rend him;
Lest thou needlessly offend him.
Show him love hath been thy. teacher
Kindness is potent preacher !;
Gentleness is Ger forgiving-
Livein love, It's pleasant living.
Why be angry with each othera
. Man was made to love his brother;
Kindness is q human duty,
Weakness a celestial beauty.
Words Of kindness spoke in season /.
Have a Weight with men of reason;
Don't 6e others follies blaming,
And their little vices naming. :
Charity's cure for railing.
Suffers much, is all prevailing,
Courage then and be forgiving;
Live in love, It's pleasant living.
Lot thy loving be passion, .
Not q complimental fashion. -" "
Love is wisdom, ever proving
True philosophy is loving;
Hast thou known that bitter feeling.
'Gendered by our hates concealing 7
Better love though e'er so biindly.
Fen thy foes viii call it kindly
Wordsare wind, O Let them never
friendships golden love cord sever,
Nor be angry though another
Scorn to call thee, friend or brother.
Brother" say, let's be forgiving,
Lave In love; its pleasant living.