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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15
LEGAL.
TRNSTEE,S SALE.

NyHEREAS, on the lst day Of January, a
w ID. 1858, August Biester and Sice hiostef.
his wife, executed unto Austin Corbin NJ Trustee
= cari ain deed Of trust, conveying 10 sa'd trus
tee tn land in Scott county, Iowa. described -
follows 10 cit The west half of the south
est quarter. of section No. tbi'ty-t~o 81, in
,awn.h,p No eighty $780, north Of range No
,wof2. cas-, Of tho 9th p. IN alg0 the west halt
o, lot No. one [ J. 10 block No. four a in tht
,ity of bavsr port which said conveyance va,
m ide By tho said Bie,ter and wife. Tor the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of seven certain
prom ssory notes and the interest thereon, signe
BY said A gust kiestsr dated the LIST day NJ
January, A. H., 1865. which sa notes are re
corded and set fotth n the said doed Of trust, OF
record in scott county, ia book IN of mort
gages. y ia, 10 which reference may be had thu
amount thereof being twenty -one hundred DOL
l.rs besides in,ersst.
And now, saia described notes having be.
come due and payable, and the said AugusI
Biester having failed to pay tho same,
hereby give this public notice. that b.,
.ir .e IL The ,wer which is in me vested by sal,
deed Of trust, | will, on Monday, the 18TH day
Of June, A. D. 1868, at tho hour Of nine o'clocl
in the forenoon OF said day, at tho Court bous
door, in the city of Davenport, expo"
and offer for ale, AT publ, auction, for ca b 'h
parcels Of liant above described, or so muci
thereof rs shall be necessary "a saii-fy and paN
the amount duo said notet with the int.restther
on To tho day Of sale. together with all the cost
and expenses attending said sale, costs Of this no
tee and Trustees fees
Dated the 9th day OF Mny, A. d. 1868.
AUSTIN CORblN,
my2i Trustee.
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RAILROADS.


mlSS1s0sP p ~ mlSSOu0 R&1foo4
zsaiss run BY OIiee2o tiss. sAieA is sssls, ~.
ss.s tassss sAss Dsvsnport siss.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY llrH.
- 1863. and until further notice, passslAes
trains viii leave Davenport - follow:
SO, 4. 4. for Malcolm and washinetoa.
2.45 \. for Brooklyn and Auscatine.
ssAISs AsRIvs A. DAvnNPoRs ~ 1ollovs,
645 ?. 4. from Brooklyn and Washinston.
. As y. 4. from Malcolm and Museatins.
The 5.00A.n train out Of Davenport makesdif~ot
Connections 81 Malcolm, Iowa city and Washine
= ! with tho Western Stage Gem many 'sstasse Tor
u, points West, South vest and Northwest.
Trains from the Vest connect ~ davenport
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
&.sd for oil points East North and south.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity a
diving distinc; directions ~ 70 the estimation Of
thew tnsraqe els" to prooaSssiskAs hsfess iakins
hen saaIS $40 c..is.
JOHN 7. TRACY, 0sal ssp't,
4. KIMBALL, Asst aup't.
Davenport. May II. lse3.-dtf
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HMstssesS PNNa rs.

A PACKAGE OF BUSINESS PsRFRS
"A were prhsd mp ~ the concert Wsdnee ~
evening 81 Metropolitan Hall, and oan bs had BY
The owner proving prSpssty and paying charge,
b. spp,ytag 70 this vReo
Jupe ~. Y
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September :, 8. 8. 10 & IL, 1868.
$4,000 OFFERED n PREM.U Ms.
OPEN TO The WORLD!
ssoOlN rREMII NS OPES TO SCOTT
COUNTY ONLY.

les; stallion Of any rye or breed 500
Third host do 90 30
Inc horse showing the i've best Colts 'r.m
one year old mp i've and eIbibitvdwi,h
the horse 90
Second best, ditto 10
Fastest rotd . sta ion. in harness 100
second Do d. 90
Fastest trottins Marv or GeIdiug, in harness ! o
Owing 20 TIA. ii, patpd eon,es,iast wear between
he sininour rsshsw and Tom hyer, the citz
II Scott county nave offered the foil Wing pd,ses
tor II )se Two horse, &c decide The SUI. monty
e,t ,hree ia five
Fas'ed trot,ins in harness 90
see nd % d. %
FASTEST G.ding OF Maze 70 buggy, two miles
and repeat $50
Necosd, ditto %
Fastest running Hcrse fielding " Mare, j,
mete, br.r ih.e &c IT, hse AZ
ie!oud. dttto 20
Fs,te.t "o.tine Stallion, excluding Tom
ilssr aDd ~as.aw -
ser IA Il anyar or breed 10
,eoenl best Do % 20
Best hefd ct Cattle OWNED ty one man. not
les than twelve 90
Second hc.f ditto DO
Liberal I're.aiu MS ofi red for Farm aud Dair,
produce, sheep, aule, iior-ps. Hog. etc Ae-
chanica Product ons and IN ,nuiacture red .rti les
rioS. trutt. Paintiug. Aren't ctural Desirns,
etc. The Latie- ltp rtn.ept is una-ualy lsrve,
embracing nearly every article # taste aud u III
~, and TOR shch liberal premiums M. offered
send or call for Premium iis
W.. X HAtGHT, Secy,
No. ~ Ferry Street, Davenport, Iowa.
june david
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Dr. VIM. Hu,d's unrivallcd Tooth Pow.
NJ, warranted free from acid. alkai, or any in.
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t4y- Be ~ate OF the rdnary cheap tooth pow
lers, which whiten but destroy.
Do you wish TO be certain that your bvoath il
pure sweet snd agreeable TO husband or wife, love
or treuisf Use DIR. Hurd's Celebrated
MOuib " ash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
Thu. asttingent wash is also the best remedy II
the world for Cankcr. bad Breath, Bleeding Gumt
sore Mouth, ets II has cured hundreds
DO you, oryour children suffer from Tooth ache
Get DIR. iiurd's Magic TOOthache Drops.
Price, IL cents per bottls.
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u. Hurd's Neuralgia Plastevs. Tho most
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1ney do NOT adhere nor blister, bat soothe and
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DO You wish a complete set of Dental RENE
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DIR. w. Is. Furd's Dental Treasury, the
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ian make to another. trioe, 81. Sent by express
On receipt Of price
For sale at all the bcst stores throughout the
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CArrtoN.-As there are dealers who take nd.
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you will get the best, thoroughly tested, and re-
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treasurer of the New York State Dentists Asso
citation, and Vice President VI the New YorL
City Dental Society.
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nj "a 4
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SUMNER ARRANCENEnr. ,sa.


SUMNER ARRANG En- EnT, 1863.
m An AFl ~ MONDAY, NAY II. 49,.
~ and until further noeies, trains suI .v~ve
Avsopost daily, Sandays ssospssd. - ioalows:
Lst mail train at... .........e........91 10 A. II.
20 rfOiRnt Train al. 800 r n
So nAHn express. go. ..............9 53 P. 4.
1ss,ns sfrive ct Davenport daily, sundsys OF.
~ night express 81. SO 4. \.
"a daiy express and mail train at......6 20 P. \.
ID freight AID II class ca at....... y ~ r. \.
Al trai,s over this ron srs in direct oonnexioa
ssCh'saso With trains yer both the Miehigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsbure. fort
wayne, and Chicago Ra lroad TO and from Do.
.oii, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati.
fttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Aba.
-, Now York, Philadelphia, Balsimsrs and Wash
ington.
fassensAvs ave reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions - TO the desunstion on
their baggage, also oprocure tickets before tak.
Lax their seAts In tho cars. - the conductors COL
lsct fares only TO stations the line Of he OH.
esgo an6 Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN ?. TRACY, Superintendent.
Oavenporf May IL. 1893. dtS
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Aichigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J.ssc l10rk, .Hesc england
and The C0vs.. q 20.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL l9ru, 1858
" trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
teot Of Lake street, IS follows:
7.3o A N Day kxprs.s( except Sunday )ssrives at
Uetrsit at 6:20 NJ Suspension Bridge 81 $3.50 M,
Pm.
7:l5 N Night Express except Saturday, a.
rive Detroit at e:65 A n. Suspension brioge
$50 p NJ, Albany AS A M, New lork 1916
A N, Boston 300 M.
cago at 1880 A NJ maiitrsin I'll r N Fast express;
arrive IN Chicago at s:l5 A v Fast Express.
The 7:l5 r Al srs,n leaving Ohisag runs through
70 Cincinnati without change OF oars OF baggage.
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For stats. Nice, Raaches. sn,s. Vad
Bug, Moths tn fu-s, wooeas, &c ,n.a.,.
Plauts, Fowls, Animals, &C.
Put up in 2ic. So, and 81 Boxes. Po,,les and
Fi.sks. 80 snd - sizes for Botels. PueIie In.,;.
3ndsns, &c.
Only iufa'isble remedie, known"
"fres from Prisons"
"Sot dangerous TO she Hum,n rnn;ivu
Rats come out OF tier holes 20 d,e
VSo whol sale 10 all large cite.
~ sold by ali Druggists and Ret .ilers every.
where
N.! BEwARr!. y Of all worthless limitations
u See ihst 'CosT.R's" mans is oncn Box, Boz.
and Flask be ere you buy.
ADDRESS. HENwy q. COSTAR.
rr,rc,pai Depot az Erosdgay. n. \.
7. IS BALLARD,
W-olessls and Rat i Agent,
Wns-U bayea nnrt Iowa
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michigan O0aiA0TA 4 Lake oheAe
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN EVENT

I'M AND FTER MAY 4rH, AND IN
I'll further notice trains will leave CHICAGO A.
IS follows:
700 A n New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
1850 NJ Night Express, daily, except Sstur.
days.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago 1t s:l5 P N, and
6l5AM.
All tho above trains make regular concessions
70 i'unkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
iork, Boston, Philadell his. baltimore and ii
points East.
Injurious now Sleeping Coaches. with oil mod.
crn improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained 1t tho Com.
sany Office. 81 Clark street, under sherman
hosse, Or o, the Depot, corner Of Old Van Bursp
A4l sherman streets.
Il. E.SAWYER,
General Western ARa.t
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OR SALE /:

TNliR UNDERSIGNED offers TOR SALE
l the Bailey House. situated in Grinnell,
iowa. This House ID fox26 IL ct, has - room.
Ard contains all tn, mt dern inn rovemcnts nee
7ssnry Tor q first class Hotel. The Beds. Carpets,
S'oses and uu.enswafe will be sold with the
premises. The Barn will accnmmo ate with
comfort, fifty hores. This H.iel has now a.
large patronage as any other Ho,el in central
Iowa
t.H- This property will be cod cheap.
For further part 'ulars enquire II. or address
MRS. =. K. BAILEY Grinnell, Iowa.
CRIsNELL. Iowa. May % b, 1888 dim
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Pittsburg. Fl. Wavnc 4 Chicago
II ALL II d AD.

Pittsburg. Fl. Wavnc \ Chicago
Il ALL Il q AD.
aR5 ga 3
VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTsBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
SINNSYL VAAiA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Now York, PhilAdolphis, baltimore and Wash.
,agton city, and ii! the interior towns of Penn
ylyania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland. DC.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage of all the eastern markets NJ no addi-
lonAi cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
cAicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Fest and Northwest.
Connecting At Crestine with Cleveland l. Lake
shore X Il. to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and all the interior
towns OF New England. via Now York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also South TO
3Oolumbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
stsubenvillo and Wheeling, and Interior towns
Il ohio and Virginia.
The abOse trains connect at Forest with trains
u Mad River Road to springfield, Urbano. Day.
ION and Cn cinnsti, Also with trains ut Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
fare - lev - any othss R este.
Psssengs Is bound east will find this route both
pleasant aid agreeable, passing through many Of
The largeet nnd fines, cities in the United States
Passenger arriving at Chicago any of the
.osds, will End attentive shevk agents 1t the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage, free Of
,hsrge to the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep-
ny cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale AZ oil the principal ticket ON
ss In the West, and At tho Company's ofis o Cor.
,er OF randolph ard Dearborn streets, or 1t the
Depot West side, Chicago.
Ne particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BOSS,
Gsni Western Passenger Agent Chicago.
!. Il. Moor Z, Com. and Gent Agt, Chicago.
Freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chics-
20 10 all poiuts East ut all times at rs low rates
- any on he , Railroad yauta S.n0aAt(
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Freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chics.
20 70 all pofuts East ut all imes at rs low rates
~ anv ofhe' Railroad raut@ s~n2a-dN
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.ui
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

Wheat depressed and IN most instances lower to-
day The days sales rs 900 bushels 81 IS 81 ~
for white. 81 25 81 20 for AMBER 81 20 81 25 for red
winter Western, 81 0s al "a for Milwaukee club and
amber Iowa, 81 81 6 for Chicago spring, and 81 20
81 20 for amber State Corn steady, with sales Of
126 900 bushels, including mixed Western at 65hc.
yellow Western and 70c. Tic. for white do. Oats
tnucd in demand at TIC 7c. Rye ruled quiet at 9oc
81. Barley and barley malt were neglected.
Boors AND SHoH.-The auction sale well attended,
and passed of quite spritedly at fair prices
Rio. in bond, on pt We continue our quotations
prime, 2sIc. good. 21c. 2Sc.; far 26lc 27c; or.
dinary 2ec fair to good careoes 2ec Java mats and
bags, 35 &c. Soc Maracaibo, SOC. 32c Laguaya 30c
32c.; ST Domingo 26c 26isc
CoroS-The market was heavy TO day, and middlings
were down TO 62c., with sales OF 100 bales.
DRUGS, Dye AND DYEwoops inactive at former
quotations.
there shipped 100 bbs. -four At 2s and 200 bales
hair 40s both by steamer IS 900 bushels wheat at
8Hd. a Tsd.-the latter rate by steamer. To London
there were taken 2 hhds 40s To Cork Is 900
bushels grain we're engaged, for orders, at U.s. 3D.
Hay continued in fair demand al $50 81 for North
river bale.
Hors we're inquired for at 15c 22c
HIprs AND IsAruKR were inactive and depressed
LAIHs were quiet at old rates.
METALS were dull and heavy, as previously repre-
sented.
Orleans at 81 &c 4ac $50 hhds Trinidad at 3s' &c
4oc., and 20 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 40c . Ale.
NAVAL STORES Were 9ae, a, Irregular reg . prices .
PROVISIONS Pork sold TO the extent of 100 bbs at
&l so sl1 62h for old and s13 so $l3 62 for new
mess, $40 so Sill la for old and prime. Beef
continued quiet with sales OF 2T0 bbls. 80 50 $i2
for prime and sl2 so sis for extra Lard
more active at DC. exc with sales OF 400 packages
o. cut meats l25 packages changed hands at Aye.
for shoulders and SC. $50. for hams. Pacon
qured for 5kc &c Butter and cheese selling
slowly at dropping prices.
Rcssaes were made OF 300 bags East India, part a,
/ 7hc. atkc.
sAls was in less request and declining
Srurs were dull and prices tending downward.
Sr0ARs were 10 fair demand, with sales OF 200 hhds
Y ontag 4 huvo af 4 fpfN pv fo
| Porto Rico and &C. n 10kc. for Cuba
Tsss were quiet and declining
TAiLow-There i50 900 pounds sold at exc 10c
wHsKEY.--Sales OF 400 bbs were reported mostly q
S6c. a 46hc.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
SHlPPING G NEW S.
ALuANAc voR rrw roRk-rus DAT.
sux Risrs ............. 20 xooS sErs. morn
sErs.............. u nfcu wAfxh morn 70
Port Of New york, July a.. 1893.
Port OF New york, July ~. ises

CLEARED
s,sAm.hp Hamburg tBs). Rosxe, Queenstown and Law
sissm.hp HAM. HACK Southampton and Ham
sbp Thseher nssoun, Dunbar. San Frsucisco-R Coo.
Ship westmoresnd. ocean, Lrerpool-J Ewell Co
ship Lucy Thompson. Crocker Liverpoo-s fhompsons =
ship Chancellor (Brl Jones LIverpoolwiliiams Guon
ship Adler (Breml. Roper. London-Unrar 40
ship Tahsman tfr) Remer, Havre-Boyd Hincsen,
ship Canvas Bac< tBrI. Miller, Answsrp-Wm ssamld
ship ship viye Ia France tD,n, cosssd RO,,crdam-Nm y
ssrs Ida Mahllde irrus), Gronow. oeens'own-runeh,
Rsrs prince,on trr). seeley Demarrs-C seeley.
Hsrk III stevens stevens Phiadelphia-Brett, Son Co
Brig virginne (Dsnsb), Won Ehrcn, Quecnstown-Funch
prss Jnin lBr) shsckford Para-Burd 4 Everett,
Brg Urana (Br), Bradford :, Johns, PR and Anugna-
Rrs Henrietta tBr, TIodgdon Bermuda-McCall Firth.
Brg Sea Bird tBrl. Rogers ~ John. NB-r Nerius
Sons. 49,. 49,. ~. cx.
arhss I,ochuess fBF) Goudy 81 kitts--r James
schr Elizabeth tBr), Croscup. Hllsboro.
achr Maria Baker. Port Royal Mckee.
schr Hraye Newton. BeaufOrt-D Murray.
sr4,r q Jayue. Rowland Fortress Monroe--b Kenny.
sehr Brave Gaskri. Wsshtngton-Nan Brunt Saght.
gcs,r Rnc Wright Washington --Hanscu Scnmelxel
sehr senator, BRAY, Erahethport-BF Small A Co
Schr HANNAH Loud. .Elxabethpcrt-Breu. Son A Go.
srhr rrncrss Lowell. Boston W Lewis 20
Sahr cAbo, rhinuey, Bostou-Beutsr, smith Co
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY, July 24-6 p. M.


Money is abundantly easy at per cent the
rate depending on standing, colateras. and, what
is sometimes as important either, opportunity.
With good borrowers it is almost matter OF
chance which price they pay for the use of
money when it is as abundant as it is now.
Gold opened on the street at l26 a l26H-about
e higher than last evening. From this IL rose "a,
Aad fell to 1857, and the quotation on the call at
frst board was 1855 a. Bills were 1885 a lss,
the latter price on buying from drawers. At this
rate there is very little difference between ex-
change and gold, and the difference Of IA in favor
of the former is wiped out NO iurther
change took place in gold and the closing price is
about 1861.
Before the board stocks were generally firm,
with an advance in New York Central to l24L and
in Fort Wayne TO 7s reaction from the recent
rise in southern old noticed, and the stock
only fetched about s5114 against s61s last night.
AT the first board the list was somewhat irregular.
No change to be noted in Erie preferred, the Har-
lens, Michigan Central and Gaena; while Pacific
rose per cent, New York Central u, Erie COM
mon Il. Illinois Central q, Prairie du Chen 21a
Fort Wayne IL, and Chicago and Northwestern
II; and the following fel:-Hudson per cent,
Southern old 2, Pittsbnrg "a, guaranteed ~, To-
Iedo iLIs. Rock Island 11ls-all differences being
reckoned as against our closing prices of yester-
day. The lighter Western stocks were all pretty
strong, was Galena, while Southern was still on
the decline, which began before the board. At |
the p. NJ. call the general market was strong,
and Southern old recovered to s6-an advance of
1L since the first board. At the second regular
board the general market was firm, and slight |
advance was established in New York Central,
Southern old. Fort Wayne and Northwestern. The |
same irmness continued at the four p M. call, and
the market closed firm at the following quo
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

A good deal of stock has been sold out to-day
for the purpose Of realizing in those descriptions
which have advanced so rapidly this week; but
after sellers had satisfied themselves the demand
was great enough to carry prices back to the
point at which realizing began, and purchases for
The rise appear to have been made freely in quite
a number of speculative stocks Money works
extremely easy, and therefore attracts outside
parties to buy stocks, which, indeed, is the only
thing they ever do in considerable numbers; 30
coming into the street is almost always a support
TO the market. The outside speculator generally
asks what lie shall buy, and rarely, snail he buy or
sell. and. if so, what. fMaa
The directors of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad have decided to make their six per cent
second mortgage bonds six per cent preferred
stock. This would seem to deprive the holders OF
their lien upon the road, while offering them only
the same rate OF interest, If earned. Speculation
appears to have sprung up in the common stock,
owing to this change and its prospect Of dividend
is alleged to be better in consequence. After all
such change can have no effect on the common
stock apart from o real increase of net gains
which would tell in its favor just as much il the
mortgage were continued But preferred stock
holders cannot foreclose, while mortgages can
and this difference may be the principal gain to
the common stock.
Annexed is q statement of the business of the
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

sehr Brxyton MiIitken Rostoc-I, Kenny
sehr Moonlight rl.hiil proyidenee-L Kenny.
slOop Bl.ave. Marshall. siamford-a S Rsckstt soa.
Steamer stevens. Chance. Baltimore.
steamer franklin YOUNG. Baltimore
ARRIVED.
~,,a mssr and . eso@weix Co 80 y
Steamship CHESAPEAKE Mnstts Portland with mdse aud
Ship Guiding Star sof Kewsurypor., Small Calcutta
ion VIZ i saw ship Peomse % fro@ Akses ses'' ior
maa % asa ha AsysG ses, er F
gale June 25 as rs lon - W spoke bark Aleea
with lower ward atiached apporenty mi,enmas with
slder ant trus hands also an iron on rail the mast
e on days a ense Z
stream, sloop .iared prvaeer with one large rln
she sap having
aas sss aa .fsssf p. a'ls 4, sss
Bark TePess s.sson Marsaoo Il aass with coffee
Matand, Phelps Co agA
gar 70 Br ss sSs SOM curo" " aA'' WIN Su
srs Rs oessns ess sss hssSS Rsnca fay' a
schr Sir Colin Campbell (Br) Vigus Jacme l8 days. with
schr Ralph Post Kenaey Neuvitaa days With sugar to
sehr shannon tB, Roberts, Eleu,hers days. with fruit
sehr Brothers Hrman, Key West. 10 days. with mdse
schr Red Jacket. Payson. Norfolk days.
sc scsr riesug M.:Sary ;.I R.l.i%Srs ~ days.
Schr @ Smith. Gorham. Well feet, days.
Schr NJ Fletcher Tracy Boston. days.
Schr Hammond, Clark Boston. 8 days
Schr 0 Hawley Crumply- New Havoa
Schr & N Wilson. Smith, New Haven.
Schr Brainerd. Chaplin Portland CT
6cbr Erazos. Kelsey. Portland, CT .N
Schr Empire. Lowell. Rondout for Provideuce.
Steamer Albany fU transport). Lowis. Newbern, NC.
to n Quarermaser. .HEt
Steamer PATRON fU transpor,, Jones' Washington 10
allast. to u Quarermaster.
Steamer NJ Stevens. Chance. Baltimore
Steamer Bristol Charles, PhlAdeiphia.
Steamer Tacony. Pierce. PhiladeiphA.
Steamer A II Bowman. Clark New Bedford
Steamer Kinglsher, kye. Providence
Wind sunset 8.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
CITY OOMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, July 2-6P. NJ
Asus.-There as bbls. pots sold at exc. a 7c.
Pearls,contnued quiet at SIC.
BAGS AND BAGoiNG were quiet and nominal.
BEnwAx WAS lower and quite unsettled, with very little
inquiry.
BREADsrurs.-Flour less active and tending down.
ward The days sales included Is $50 bbs State and
Western 500 Southern and 400 Canadian within
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

The annual election Of the Atlanta and Great
Western Railway tOhio Company was held at
Franklin Mills Ohio, last week. The lease Of the
Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad was ratified by
the stockholders. The reports presented show the
work OF extending the road west Of Akron to be
progressing rapidly. Two thousand men are now
employed, and more will be added. The line will
soon be open TO Bridgeport, Wayne county. One
hundred locomotives have been contracted for
with the Jersey City Iron Works, and fifty of them
arc to be finished as soon as possible.
The Illinois Central Companys statement Of its
elk mouths business ending June 30 shows gain
Sf over 81 SOC, 900, as follows
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

HEADQUARTERS, COMPANY y. SEVENTY FIRsr
III Regiment n G-The oalc, 4 and members OF his
smmand are hereby ordered 70 report duty Al Reei
rsssai Armory O'clock r n fhis day n fan f,r,e
with white belts aud knspsacks with overc0als lolei
By order. GEORGE u. STOW,
asosox D. woLcorr. orasr!y. ''''''
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
THE MILITARY.

II OFFICERS PROMOTED FROM TIE RASKs.
n serving years, and discharged soldiers serving
than two years. IN two Year sments may OBTAIN SiOI
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
THE MILITARY.

HEADQUARTERS. TENTH REGIMENT N. v, a..
III Old ArsenaL corner OF Eln suf whte street.. -aem
bets OF Tenth regiment N " NJ q viii report it toe
above heidQuarte after this date By order o.
MAJOR AARON sEELEy. COMMANDING
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