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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
IVAN AMBURGH & coz


WAN AMBURGH & coz
MAMMOTH BiENAGERlE, GREAT MORAL
EXHIBITION
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
Nc.. 50, end 5ii BRohDwAY
Betwees Prince and 5prDss.a
Doors open from ~ e. Ia. to ~ D. M
Performances at III a. ~, and "a p NJ
THIRD 5 e. ti!i !siii WEEK
THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED COLLECTION
LIVING wriHyb ANNALS
ever offered on exhibition % tse A9oci'a. P@sn,,
THE FINEST GEOLOGICAL BUILDING
GREAT FAMILY RESORT
STRICTLY MORAL and REFINED school Tor mo suay
accommodate thousands who could not obtain admission
Thanksgiving Day. and would cal particular attention to
MORNING PERFORMANCE
OF those wishing to avoid tho crowd 1t being e'Pecy az
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
THE MAMMOTH WAR ELEPHANT
HANNIBAL,
will DO introduced Into tie arena Il each cHraHmeni Also
'"-' fsnFCMISG ELEPHANTS. TIPPo Sab,
by Z. NASH. AZ each entertainment
PROF. LAAoN GRITTY
DENs OF TRAINED ANIMALS.
Also TO De TIE rTih = ONLY !, LiyIso GIRAFFE
THE ONLY LIVING ROYAL BENGAL TIGER
THREE LIVING WHITE BEARS.
the ony ones on exhibition in Amrrcs.
ThE ONLY POONAH BEAR
IN America. and second ever imported -
TIE ONLY BLACK AFRICAN OSTRICH
=" TIE oNKY sILvER-sTRPHD HYENA
in America Aso upEad Of two hundred oaes specimens
from al rs Of the World
ALL LIVING, ALIVE! ,rr,
TRICK PONIES COMIC MULES, and EDUCATED
MONKEYS
will spp,aI c, each performance.
POSITIVELY No FREE LIST
DROADWAY AMPHITHEATER,
ID No. fS,J BROADWAY.
l.. Is. MenssI
EVERY EVENING
durinr ;h- week aud on . ..
RiCH AND VARIED PROGRAMME
Os novel wonderful and exciting
ACTS or HOnSENkNSIIp,
MIRACLES or GYMNAsllG shILL
ACRDBATfC EXPLOITS,
CLASSIC POSIURiNG,
FEATs or EQUlLlDRIyI.
&C., -, &C.,
TIE GREAT MELVILLE,
MADAME BLOUSE.
TIIR AUSTRALIAN FAMILY
anu W. INCOMPATIBLE CIRCUS TROUPE
VIII appe-s
JOE PENTLkND AND JAMES REYNOLDS.
TINg.-Doors opau a. u 6laut Iur-e a a.
pHitEs.-Drrst Circo ana fgrqlf' 30 censi Children
uulef ton - conts Family Circle 70 cents OeheIFs Chairs
- crutp; riiyf'r bores : :. - . $500. ..,,
81, Al5 NAY Ha SECURED THREE NAI ) ~ ADVANCE
WITHOUT EXTRA ttlA..of
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AuuItsa, n N1NDR I(JN,
No. 25 NAIpEN-LANE. NEW-YORK.

SLOTE * JAMES,
~ STATlONERS, PRINTERS and BIANK-BOOK
DEALERS No 80 Fultonst. orders TrPec,ahy solicited
COCHRANE's GLASS lNkSTAND MANU-
~ FACTORY No. III Wuiar8-s,., ~ Y.-P.ent Air
Tight Iakstends Patent Army iukstsrt CochraEes
Thermometer lnkSnd. The bove urpas Inkstsnds yet
Invented or simplicity and economy. For sao b. al Sta
Eoners
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4museuIettfs.

BARNUM' o AMERICAN ERIC ~ MUSEUM.
POSITIVELY T MR LAST WEEK,
THREE l hs2n . sSsT F EISs. GIANTS
srUpENDous ro sv lSsf or HUMANITY
EYER sExH UPON aAnra.
S'''' vi" s1 Ss OF aSais s 81 Ss
COL Ro a~fi c GOSHEN,
THE ARABIAN GIANT.
THE ARABIAN IANT.
BET r f 2SD %EaAs m rovA
One OF the most splendid %sn ey sS seen
GIANT GIRL,
GIANT GIRL,
''''''e" y's "a r s G 81 PfS9cas ins
and sti f,owins-,hs .alest girl ever Known n -
BELONG TO ANOTHER RACE OF BEINGS
GIANT BOY, -
GIANT BOY.
EIGHT FEET HIGH.
. In contrast with these tall wonders, may be seen
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING, =
'AN WE H5R But But Il = p 1ys h''n
ss ' T. md ii other sS u Rs
INTO 'A' '"i NEVER WAS SUCH CONTRAST
Of l'~. F i' %SSs 3: So T. q f
MONSTER SERPENTS, MOVING WAX Fi0UR20s a
R SaAHn f aoWbISs Al lSs %sH
hDo'Ni Every ns,9I xFT TER 90 and ESINiS6
st and u o'clock. win be psoinced -
THE bkGSIFIcRSr DIANA CALLED
FOREST BANDIT;
THE srEcrER Rr Or THE RUIN ~
which the great Spectral ILcsion the Ghost 10 nodue>
and the admired MU,csl Conedieits,
ROUGH DIAMOND,
In which Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM GOMER3AL make
1HEI4 LAST APPEARANCE ..f..L
prior to their return 70 England
Mountaineering the magnificent attractions are drs~.e
the most OVERLOOKING houses. they nus be removed after ~
week To give place to
TON TAyLORS GREAT DRAMA, ~
The TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
which has been Ia of parati,n the last three msn
which will be- brough, 0gt Monday with .pen1f4
cast scenery music properties. aud every sppotne0s
to secure the uios triumphant success
OTHER MAONikICbNT ATTRACTIONS
arc a,so ensesed and ~ De Introduced al the same time
Ni.. DORA DENRDS,
THE DOUbLE-NOICED SINGER, az
appears ayos double voiced duet al each psrfseo
rY Notwithstanding the enormously increased eypensecssA
attractions the Ngeu The manager stu enabled 70 k~se
tie admission at toe original a
LOW fLiCE OF rs CENTS; -
this only be done the ot exclusion ef all fres -
ni.slous without any p,iou ~hassvsr Consearsnss
so MORE DEAD HEADS.
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bUEEAv on COLLECTION OF AssEssNb'rs
No Cry Hal basement.
HTADISON.AV. OPENING.--Ihe Assess
WI mept liz. for The opening Of Malsonayis now IN
lts lud Of tie Coeriof q As'e .en,e -nd = y! 90" M
ke,w.en lsd and 0itL-sts md b. 81 aid tth-avs
THOMAS L. SMITH, Collector u Asscssmeu's
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rI,HE PRIVATE GALLERY Of MODERS
Il PICTURES be- ongius 10
JOHN WOLFE, csq, $500
IA NOW on EXHIBITION % tie DDSsELDokF GAL-
LERY No $40 broadway, fof tie benefit Of the NUhANS
tss choice Original oil Paintings aud Water eoogel Drawings
Iy do most dlngnished matters Of tie English, French
herman, Flemish, and american schools.
Admission - cents Season Jlck-s III. Ogenfon g. M
10 10 p
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6enters, 6topes. Sc.

ISON's PATENT IMPROVED /
~ COOKING RANGES, with Deaucs Patent Water Top,
foT Hotels and Fsmiies made and sold by BRAMHALL, /
DEANE Co., No 2oS Canal st. u~ feet eas OF Broadway.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER l, 1862

BANK OF The STATE or NEW YORK n ,hs Cay Of Nv.
required Laws IL to fr 0s week esanS
es.urday tho esth day Of November, 1893; m
Average amount Of Leans ssd Doash ~" ~"
Average amount Ejaculation ~
CITY sni County Of Nsw.Yofs. l. George W. Durr
Cashier state York Of the CITY OF New
duly and that the abovs sAemen' Y"
10 the beat Of hno~icjye I'D beheL go 1884,. c,,
sworn before ne u.s Goth DAY Of November iada .
J. Lirssscs sLosses, Notary Pub,c.
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HOPE CHAPEL, No. ms BROADWAY
EVERY NIGHT.
THE NEW SENSATION OF TIRE DAY.
THE MAMMOTH 81 EEEOsC oFAlCoN'
MIRROR or rue UNIVERSE.
TIT. frlendd entertainments which l. nightly attracting
crowd, 81 our bet citizens. enable. tAem q axe tie
TOUR OF THE WORLD, IA fancy without the risk aud ei
non - artua tItv- Tbs most heau III scenery archltc L
re and auary Of all lands snt presented IN series
III rctb vios by thu, greatest OF artists tie sun
I'm upon csnya. measuring zoo square vet Tor - ice
ri Ia one view and inmultcd tie brllnc OF noon
dsy by the mot powerful II yht Known 20 Science.
Ia combination with these fuleb Nc"a, It's wcncE3us Gad
beautfrb sreetral illusion II tie - . ...
WIilIE LADY, OR, Ia DANE BLANCHE,
which hs been witnessed with nie. e. inecs. lud gt by
hous,mds w De- repeated rnf ugiArr notice HE txlus
ito stnrt and Moonlight c c,s Land anl sea, WIN the
Thund.r storm h CARA .ld the Legend Oh u, Nme "a
= o. wi also be lntfoturcd
Doors oren at q. Tour begin OF, Il 2. M.
Ticket. 5 cent?. Reserved .eif % cents.
GRAND nATINrE
EVERY WEDNESDAY sud SATURDAY
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4mueements.
GARDEN,

WINTER GARDEN.
w FIFTH WEEK or
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. FLORENCE.
tho most '%SSi::H ~, sI's the
SECOND ON p s Rsfi'r IL a sSs n
Tom Tayors celebrated picture of English everyday life
now achieving the mos: s1sisordsry success in London v
Ing completed EqH TckEr sa ~ EA1E s s1'd
Know all by these presents that the bearer hereof Rob
ct Briefly wa, duly tried and convicted at the Noysnse1
In the year Lord 1860. OF the crime Of passing forged
bank and sentenced to the period
Ing shown by his conduct while ated
he Ia fit subject for her Maesys cemency Is ordered that
regulations: That shall be in the power of the authorities to
hi. license for assocatins with Or hsorng notoouy
having visible means Of support,
or being again convicted For either such he win be
back public to complete tho uneIpred term OF
N'' 0' 9Sisnsd i1''"'' GEORGE GREY.
JOSHUA JEbB.
Inspector General Of Prisoners
HENRY TIBBET5.
Governor Of 0aOL
Name-Robert Briefly.
Where Born-Glossop Lancashire.
Occupation--Sone.
Ag,,-Nneteeu.
Hsght--Pive feet oigh. inches.
Complericn-Fair
Eyes-Blue.
Marks on T.. rsou- Scar under right eye
v Mr w. J. FLORENCE
MrA w j. FLORENCE
with German Song De haus die mcn'en und perleu'/
JAMES WALTON, alias Downoy alias Ihe Tiger.
A. II. DAVENPORT
HAwKSHAW-A Detective. HAOAN
ELli.
NJ GibSONA Bill Broker. Mr.. HIND
SAM WlLLOUGHBY--AA Hard Caso......... Mrs. FLOYD
MALTBY -Lsniiord. ..".........".".;;T r. MoHRi5
nlA1 fbW nnu
Mira WlLLOUGHBY............. HINDE
Tine-The Present. Day.
Tho piece will be presented with ~
New Music. ....by...........J. p COOKE
New Properties. CHARLES SYLVESTER.
New ....J. X. SMITH.
Maciinery; :....".....;by ......; THDS MORGAN.
Act The Bellevue Gardens Act 2-May Edward Lods
ing Act "a Bill Brokers Office in the City, Act 4-The
bridsew gter AmsScene IA street In tho CITY Scene j.
AN OLD CITY CHURCHiARD
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BANK Of Amerira.-Ststement Of tho BANK or
AMERICA required Chapter 10 Laws Of 1875 FOR the "ees end
ms saturday the s>ti day Of November. lsOJ
Average Of fa and Discounts osos1O 30
s,3SI 10
City and County 81 York VIM "a Jeku Cashier OF the
Bank Of Aec, duly affirmed dpss and that tie above
u W kayv edo, and belief
WIN. I. JENKINS. Cashier
Affirmed before IN tins so.h daJ OF koveuiber ESQ.
n NH
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Dark Gtatemeuts.

American EXCHANGE Rnnk.-Statcment Of tho
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BANK. n. T.. required tJ a0
twso 1853 tor tue wcck ending Saturday, Noyen5e
Average amount Of Loans sod Dseouni $50 Is
average alo4n oi sI-<ie
Averasc ofC,rcusiion sS.s2t
City and County ol New YORK. !. D. Murray, Caher Of
the American Exchange Bspt and
st the above stsicios b Knowledge and
bsl,eh j. MURRAY. Cashier.
fr1prric DULL, Notary Pubic
Atlantic Bank.-Sta.ement OF the ATLANTIC BANK,
OF the CITY Of New York required by Cbser Laws OF 1885,
for the week endns dly the 9Th dsy Of November 1885,
1874
Average sroGuto. Specie st.2y2 90
Average W
Average ainosnt OF Deposs 2GG,7eS 90
City aud County Of New iork. r. W. Freeman Cashier OF
the Aasc Bart duly and tbs,
the above statements correct TO the bet q tnose ana beheL
r. w. T. FREEMAN Cashier
Sworn sesorc ne til. 3oth day Of Nov NIB Ices.
EpWix H. jE. Notary Pubic
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Fulton Dauk.-S.atement o. ms FULTON BANK, o.
required sw u 1884, fS tbs vei snAas Saturday the
sAh day OF November. isJ;
Average Looms AMI Discounts Is
Average amount 81 specic
ayeinse an unit q Circulation SSSS ~
hveraS- nnoun OF 'pnfis H,tos,
City and County OF New YORK. Robert H. hsydt Gamer oil
tie Fulton Bsnk bsng duly . dep, TIM, hs above stale
correct the best Of my knovsd-s and beIrf
T. ~ HAYDOcK. Cashier
Aarneitsfors this Goth day Of November, 1853
Osc.I 3ssBsssa. Notary Pubic
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LEATHER MANUFACTURERS BANK tie Cv OF ssr raft; as
rrqGrclby Chapter SO Is iG Tor tie wsck eafl ,sai4A
~ !s'h day ~ Move nter. isJ; -
fcns sni Dscounta ~
Average Of stis ............ S63,Iil ~
Mssalctur-r. Observation-Disclosures. s3,eas 90
S.SS3,s1y 20
Cfy ani d Ne~ lorh Noa Pa mf C-,ieF 81
TIE Leihrr MsaseaFefs B.k tsrs duJ es- snd AZ
eise ssj 20
lei y. y PALMER, ca<LeG.
sworn before til, 10Th I.y OF soveHrh. is,i
IrLL. so.arv Pg''r. |
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GrOccrs' Bank.-Sta.emen of the GROCERS BANK,
In THE Yo required by Chap,er ~. Law. II 1881 if
The cnns the 9stn Day OF Npyeuber isI
Loans aud Dcoups &sghes6 o.
A'eIsao amount o. Srcult'sn
White
Gocers Bank Of N-sYof beng day depos and
edge and
teief SAMUEL n. WHITE, CASHIER.
sworn tefors this 3Nh day Of sc,epb,r. 1893.
D.. warsox, Notary Pub'ir
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First National unnIt.--Stsemont OF the FIRST MA.
TlOSA BANK New York; required BY Section "a Of the act u
Cnue. 10 proyd: National Currency &c., for the month
z nAns November IN, fSae
amount ard Discounts eS
Tender Notes.. S6,3Jg 20
Av,rase am ant Of Circulation .-.::-..---.,.
CITY and County Of New York. james Cuphey, Cashier OF
the Fr National Rank Of New York beng duly OPPOSE and
TINT the above statement q the best ~ tnowieds
IN belief JAMES CURPuEY, Cashier.
sworn befor-rne this Goth day Of November, Isssl
Jons NJ WilL.Us, Notary Pubic
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Greenwich EInnk.-statemsnt the GREENWICH. ol

Greenwich Bank.--Statemsnt the GREENWICH OF
BANk OF the OF NswYk required by Chapter $50 Laws OF
lHJ for the wsct ending Saturday, the 2sh DAY OF vmber 1855
Average Loans ARD Discounts t,SsOSO No
hversse amount OF Car nia,on obs " "
CITY and County Of he~ iork, William Hawe Cashier
the Greenwich B,nt o City Se~ Yrk hnr day depose
and beiei WILLIAM HAYES Cashier.
before this 50rh DAY Of November, 1873.
". WanLvssIr, Notary Public
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BAuk nj Commerce. I'm New.York.-st.temcn. of

Bank OF the Commonwealth Stsiencnt Of tho
BANh or lhE i feqaaei by .asper $50 Laws
saturday. The 2tt day Of Now n5e ls,
and Di-ccuuts ~
Average tG1'.uioi 81
Aver, u alton. 90
Ase as' snolajd prPo-i.-. oc<"V'e ~
Ei Cos Raul Of the lh BENG
Guy df9ose an! frcous rsen-ui rue 70
the bes q cdsc snd GEORGE ELLIS. Cashier
subcte5 tie cob DAY November. i-oa
fssBsss BUIL. Eo.srJ F1bhS
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Ocean Bank.-s,,,emeut Of the OCEAN BANK, rs re-
Chapter Law, 81 s Tor the week ending oe'uesy me
18th day November. 1915 -. =.
,yerEs. 81 snI Discounts, 90
ys,..e rnoru, Of 2fO.ixt IS
vsfase aneunt u Csfc,aon :s'<y
Cfy aad Csariy ofNev chs-. fen@F csner OF the
aak. dolly srn-l sni isa TIE b'fe state
. correct, tie bet o. ny etse AMI oele. - 49,
CHARLES PALMER. Csshen
AGrmea belsre ne tbs sstl Gsy VI November. lts1
Hrssr P.LsIt, So'ary Tushc
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Marine Banis.-Sa'emcnt Of thu MARINE BANK,
iah ssr-asi ,r IsEt o. 1904 of the ea4zs
aiurfay. 4aih isJ a. sarfmttf. 1877 -
q Loans and DacJaLtA sttos:l: 90
y~r.e. Angaut o. se-a- fSy-Ts 80
Average ar,orni OF cfraat'n 70 -"
amount nf i-f-s'f JOBS ~, W
CO ara Coul'y Se-Yo, J. J. D. enser Csf.t u TIE
You 4ny s.lssF Ia; he S7vs
" ayk srl hsc-
! DE LAMAIER Cashier.
ssarn l-for. ne ii.s o0.h lay Of Novsrhrf, ~
Is-t ui.a5ss. Ng'uy Pubic
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Irving Hnnls,-S,a;euent Of IRVING BANK, a. re-
ed Ch.er Laws Of 1919 for thu week ending Saturday tbs
,h Day Of November. iaSJi
amount q I>sns snI Discounts.
amount u Slees-
Average Amount II CGcuanou 1sStv
Average Deposit
C,uny Dsn-v ~ bcfthoA, CASHIER VI
he fTns Bnt 3-fes- ard hai hs shove STATE
aeu;i correct DANIEL V H. BEhTHOLY, CASHIER.
5vDfu before this 2sth day OF NoTrnber. 1904
TnOx.s q. Oxf1 N1,a-v Pnhhr.
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Manhattan Company. --stlieulcut Of the MAMMAL
TAS COIPASY CIR s-- fst o. tie daily ktsnee
q u. ois as vei salaI Saturday nssIhs The
eIl ~ OF huftf.asr. i.iJ
s.rtt q aud Do1nts 81
boo
Aycr.r- an1ul, 81 r. afaa ............ ..sGt rs
Comfy rrfs / John rs hef Cashier y
Do Ms4ta,.n cogay CITY a. lars d1, 10
sOs edge AM bclrf J. hAhhEHOkh, CsAAieL
srsra tsoso ne Ia .o.A t,y q Eovenlieg, ls,l
Tsvr T. Csssr. r.. Notary Prb-c.
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second National hank. si1inc1t % TIE stto"D
sAIIOSkL HANk So iofs 90 ar weeks enaiss hor - ~
n qu.IlI o. A. q tIItffH4 D
slnunt n tnars frf Ds olns. t'sb<o -
Asrasc smDuLf ~ Dr. - ..-, -. e .'oe" az
CIV All County o.! Me- Y0k Anen onfr', c,fher y
Tie .e.oui sa0uAl Bank bling G sworn, dtc~ nni fsy ih
tie GLo,e comet, 10 r @ % ~ snesiusr rni %
Aff AILhH ohAi'DEh' '"'''i'
Js.. 4 IufSasro., Notary Fable
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GRAND ,fArINrE
EVERY WEDNESDAY sud sATuROAf.
Children Is conts Schools Charitable nsu ions re q
ed with Hlor,ly H. y. 5loiEpN Manager
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No..,u lnpf..-s,atensnt Of tho kAsJiU HAHh o.
1haf 40 i.j. los Tic en4AS Saturday
,hr pm eny o November, 1905 a., 40, 49, n,
en5,ui OF Loans and v.
rauro4l
oi tir,ua1n "',S "a
iuNun'
~ cr a sew Y0rk J. Ffnrcis N Ualns Crhef o
, 60. gALE berg dny dep9le snd ~ u NE ~'''s
- 80 -,,,srt r., me bet ul ny tn0H dsr nnd l'iifi
- e''hi q ''''''' w. T. II. HARRIS. Caihiss.
hF'ih v''' 90" n LiBSsil, hpiGy fnbhe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

Merchants Exchange bauks-Ststemeet OF the
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK 1, tbs Cay OF New York as re-
BY Chapter Laws the week eninS SATURDAY tue
sh dsy or November. A. -
amount OF Loan, and Dscours Ivl, Sos O1
lverrss fS,r,1-............-... S2o,1Os 10
amount OF Circulation, including that OF the
late Bank. AL 10 W
lveres, amount OF DcP1rs i,o9n,a-s 50
City and County IL Ee@ York. E Ofky, Gamer OF
Merchants Eh,nss Bh bens duly deps snd tina,
to the bo n kro~eis- and ben
y. J. OAKLEY Cehi<.
sworn before this Goth day Of November. las.
Ioss HrasSis, Commissioner OF Decd
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Importers and Traders Bank.-Statemsa. OF tho
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS BANK. a. Uanred by Chper 20,
fr enns SATURDAY. the 18th day 81 Ss'ems'
-.
Avsfass snrnt Of Spare SlesoSs ~
amount
and County 81 james Buell. CASHIER o. ths
Bank. duly dcpo aud say th 'hs
above statement tbs best OF knos.se .nd belief
JAMES BUELL. Cashier
svosn b~ore tins 18th day Of Nov ub,r. ,o1. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-07

FREDERICK, MD, July Ga spy named
VIM. Richardson, about 80 years old, was
hung this morning. He was captured yester
day at Oxford, Md, but it appears that he
had been previously captured but made his
escape. IL is reported that he admitted the
charge and said that he had been in the bust
ness a long time. 1t is also said that impor
tant communications between Lee and Ewell
were found on his person.
FoRTREss MONROE, July S.-The Ports
mouth Yirginian OF July I'd, says reliable in
formation has been received here that the re-
turn Of North Carolina to the Union is an
event which may be daily expected. dis
affection towards the government Of jeff
Davis, radical and widespread, exists in the
state, and overtures have been made to Gen.
Foster which will shortly lead to important
results.
Hanover, Pa, July 5.-There was a cav
airy fight to-day four miles south Of Gettys-
burg, between our forces and the rear of Lees
army, which is now supposed to be on the re-
treat to HagerstOwn. Our cavaly continue to
bring in large numbers of rebel prisoners.
TOLEDO, ONO, July 6.-The Knights of
the Golden Circle broke open the depot at
Huntington, Indiana, about two O'Clock this
morning. They opened two or three boxes
of guns and ammunition, and distributed it
among themselves.
TRENTON, July Conc hundred guns were
fired to-day in honor Of the federal victory
over the rebels. The people are rejoicing
greatly. Col. Large's cavalry is filling up. A
company of infantry will probably leave for
Harrisburg tomorrow evening.
= BosToN, July 6.-Several thousand dollars,
of which the brokers' board contributed five
hundred, were raised to-day in aid of the
wounded in the late battles. \ large amount
Of necessaries and luxuries for the same pur-
pose, have been contributed and sent forward
in care of Adams express, this forenoon. The
news of yesterday and to-day has created Il
more glorious excitement throughout com:
munity than has before occurred within the
memory of the oldest inhabitant. Praise of
Meade and the Potomac army is on the lips
of every lover of his country.
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The Maine Twenty-seventh.

New YORK, July 6.-Three hundred men of
the 9th Me. regiment, Col. Wentworth, vino
volunteered to remain after their term of SER
vice and assist if necessary in the defence of
Washington, which was then threatened, ar
rived here at ten O'Clock last night, having
been relieved by the war department re-
ception was rendered them by the military
agent of Maine. A particular desire having
been expressed by the representative men Of
that and other New England states to do hon
or to these soldiers; but the proffered recep-
ton was declined, and none of the public
honors which have been prepared for the 9th
AT Portland and elsewhere will be received by
Col. Wentw orth until next week, when the
regiment will be mustered out of service.
The Post understands that none of the sol.
ders would have returned to their homes but
for misunderstanding with the war DEPART
ment, and that nearly if not quite the whole
regiment will re-enlist. The officers will visit
the New England rooms this afternoon, and
be received in lifting manner by the superin-
tendent. Some sick and wounded soldiers of
Maine regiments are now stopping at the
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From Fort Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 5.-The steam
ship S. X. Spaulding arrived to-day from Bos-
ton. The steamer Empire City arrived at
noon to-day from Fort Delaware, with one
thousand rebel prisoners bound to City Point.
The 10th Pennsylvania regiment from Wash
ington, n. c., left here to-day for Washing
ton, D. c., on the steamer Maple Leaf. The
steamer New York left for City Point this at
ternUon with about 100 rebel prisoners in
charge of Maj. Milford. The mail steamer
City of Albany arrived from the White House
this afternoon, bringing down about dozen
rebel prisoners, including one officer. There
is no important news from Gen. Dix.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 6.-The steamer
Cahawba, Capt. Baker, arrived this morning
from New Orleans July LIST, freighted with
cotton and cigars, bound to New York. She
also brought $50 rebel prisoners, which she
landed here. She reports the bombarding of
Port Hudson going on when she left. Our
steamers were running up the river regularly
with Gen. Banks supplies. There is no truth
in the report of his supplies being cut off
Great confidence is expressed that she will
soon fall, Deserters are daily coming into
Gen. Banks lines from the rebel army.
The steamer John A. Warner arrived from
City Point to-day. The Richmond Enquirer
of July 4th say 1.-THE Yankees are making
raid into eastern Tennessee A strong
force was at Seequatchie valley on the I'd
inst. There has been no communication with
Knoxville or Loudon Bridge since. 1t is be-
heved that important movements of Bragg's
and Rosecranz's armies armies are in progress.
No particulars have been received"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-07

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
near Gettysburg, July 1.-The commanding
general in behalf Of the country, thanks. the
army of the Potomac for the glorious result
Of the recent operations. Our enemy, superb
or in numbers and flushed with the pride of a
successful invasion, attempted to overcome or
destroy this army. Baffled and defeated
he.has now Withdrawn from the contest.
The privations and tatigues which the army
has endured, and the heroic courage
and gallantry it has displayed, will be
matter OF history to be ever remembered
Our task is not yet accomplished, and tho
commanding general looks to the army for
greater efforts to drive from our soil every
vestige of the presence of the invader. 1t is
right and proper that we should on suitable
occasions return our grateful thanks to the
almighty dispenser of all things that in the
goodness of His providence he has thought
fit to give victory to the cause that is Just.
BY command of Maj Gen. Meade.
5. WILLIAMS, A. A. G.