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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21
ADDITIONAL ,
PRDlI TIE UNITED STATES

We are indebted to Commissioner Guild for
ia:e files Of foreign papers, including dates Of
the 18th instant, received BY tag OF truce boat
at City Point:
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

BY IHE UOFEliNOh VI NlhHlNla.
rRocLANATIoS.
Whereas, a vacancy has occurred in the
Senate cf Virginia, by tic death Of W. 7.
Patton. Inc Senator elect for the 9th Sena-
tor,,l District. composed OF tie counties Of
Madison, C~ulpepcr. Orange end Greene:
therefore, the sheritfs of said counties are
hereby required to bold an election at the
several places Of voting prescribed ly law in
each o. said counties, ON Thursday, the Sd
dnv Of September next, to supply The vacancy
atoresGid.
- Given under NY hand as Governor,
:. $. AMI unler the seal Of the Common
49, wealth at Eict'mond, this Eth day"t
August. 1868, and in the ssh wear Of the
Common wealth. John I.ETCIIER.
Is the Governor:
Gao. y. NrNTnGn,
Seq .! the Comm'tr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

NOTICE TIE doors opgD u; haiS pas: 7. Pc-'5:ci
sscr crnnencr st 9Jnft". fag' oCI 60 pr"ci-" :.
e. Admission to DrrssC ri: S~2--Ot!.5r Frica- ~ L.
fnr. H..u IL
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NASyILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

Tho mex. sessicn Of iris Home School To- ED"c- Ia
dies vi open On the ,sst Monday ID S"p,omD-r.ra ,,.,o
or the i,-s Tunrs!aT IL tuHc following, viii " "a. c,r. a.
OF Teachers.
to PRINCIPAL. GRD. y. DAM
a1S ~iJ-y.rt1-
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q nnCul.ANn LAND EIK L wish /,

= |"-'D = -
III sc. rii"a:a y ny Ira OF LAND III toe upper en-"
of j"cchii. T. u, ~ Co!uTb;n, bound don ne Sou,b"ar'
hy tire IL: j. i:yrG Crr:s, and triv-r"ed lhr ugh n en-
we !'Hg,h 10y ne Wslttle Greek. sud containing. ~ a
v's, ia .urg-v, Hs, Acres. The baiidirgs are Old Iasn.
trr"S. nut c~o1ior;s bl" A. d convenient, with Ill the ne.
o. ssrS Ut Uu-th. 2irrs * /. good :wo riourd MiLL'
~ta 'wo pair O; stones, oil IN iorrh lie Fcp"ir, le1ce"'
;a- dam. . ri:rGter In Ste crrtral portion &C tits farm -
Ih~ 80 cisGd exclusive n tn" secondary govt ,'sn"7T
iy, { not fully 300 scrrs, and hGs heel le7s .: iageh tesll
~ and ia III. roIrty. The Tract en- h" divided lcto
,w1"rp = fsruis. - sni, purchasers. Dayers will, o.
C0-r-", cali ana Sc f.r teeiGselv.s.
sny l5-rtw Jesse a. MILLER
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DiYEH>i1H TfABEMY. Ilthiax County
~ VI. thee u!trs rom ROANOKE station, RNchni"td
vi. %: ~ !Gr t.y. on tbe LIT of 0ctob.. next. NumUer
nLfrt - .wcarr. Tha GEAR will De divided !ato Two
s--..Dgs "a" d.: beginning tt October. aud ending
13'4 February ;ac second bcgiuulhR 18th February, and
e-iln- 1T jay.
TEHHs-si50 For scs,Ic,, pay able In sdvnac- figh's
a.! .o~s.>s ,crF:rd)
n" lccsii,y %. ..sses 81 the advantages Of ; strictly
r''jr-3 cauary ne ~sho0Taond OF good socie;y, and uusu:-
ps,.l !r h-..ia tIue5,. Address,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

The nauagrr baas leave 10 snnoracn Tho art a p2ts:.
aucr. shortly. Of sin.y o! .hs caig.
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ESs- RKL!GiQiS NNfiNH.-rnn To-.


RS5- RELIGIOUS N0riCH-rhn Ner.
JAsEs ! DCNiAT VII c,n!u -" r'-tT ~ for lrs''r
hall tAIs day, (FhIDAii ~ g Ci g.. in 'hn ia''d
Pr, .hTreT;uG Gnr-cI. (Jr Er-I..J C.~r.-'.nn 4. p, dc.
non'nai.ous. stranger. aud clners, :rs i.yi'c" IL a.'"Ed
tEs q. -etiuS. "u-~s-4'
Css"Wc arc authorized t. announce HEN
RY SHECKELEOL:D ~ y CIii itt" 20 r"Dr-srrr Tho
s-th Eara'' r.l Drtric.. c ppTCsv.Ct ~" c7rutt -.l".d-
'Sna. Cu'p.p"r. OrRrg" an : Gr"'H Il " rle - y ~. =
Le,' On tho FIr-r TRuESD4r ~ SfrT.'luEt.
au. @0rIjt
G:3AEE arn authorized 10 arnnu"u" VI.
JA5l~S " GREE. u rauci tate 20 III IL ea.ars l
tie .-. gr.,rl,l-u %. 49," ~-nat, EG D,'...' .''.tCi
the equities It N.li.pn Cr,pt,rr. ur,usc a-i Gree.
cc.ar"rsi ~ ;hu dc-ih :; Col. a.. =. fat.oa.
u~"S's-Tt
rSr SPECIAL NOTICE.-N. M" ~arl.'-
t-~t 10 sunCrac" G.uvr.a We. II. Est'f>+ .=' r'mr'.
d., - rel r-H ., rhr Sr-,A:H.i,l is,-.r,t, s"'p,r@": % g.;
-nru'io, If ,~ripeprr, .ia,..sna, gr,aJc So! .tec..'.
Rug ll-cHdi'
Essg- THE NORTH CAROLINA No
Yl=EInin Christine Conference Nd. Irs"' rEr''m {:
to adjournment " ia 'h- C7uTc, of New pr.Tr"-ur trh
| hnr!, y. g.. Oh WEDNESDAY, hrE"rr ii. ,rrnrf , 'le-
ias N O,:nbrr. WIN. l.. LOS, Seq.
July 9l-ti
-, Pc:-rstTs Evrrss-. arl TF'',-- i;rEi''.- ri
| P;ogress will copy anG s.lu hi!s 90 "m. LI.a-y, !iyg..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

N0TIGE.-H o. committed 20 the Jail Of the CorpcrE.
~ ton 0. Fredericksburg, on the Goth of June, lst3. q
,;oa' bali: black negro. csIiirg himself He
says he belongs 10 s.rs. Sarah WelGrn, OF Howard county,
War land. said nesro is about - years. OF age and S feet
10 inches high. When nrrcssh he was dressed IN q blue
shit and rarts. The owrer Is hereby not.ded TO come
forward: prove properly, pay esafses, and take hin away,
Or be vii be dvsit with ~ the sn uirectR.
JAMES ?. KENDALL
Deputy SeSEess
eTssrss' cs,porascr otFfrasAf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21
SINGING AND DANCING
JEALOUS WIFE.

The performances vii commence WITH tho very iaGg .Ig!s
Farca ri TIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

Tslcot Z. o. Charlotte County, "a.
H,r-r-clI Gen Eizry and Major III. T.. Stanard &.
F.&. Hg. <. Z. Cctae ana James tiAit, Esqrs Flu anna;
c. Brrs", Noyros coucty nessrs. Bacon and Bs-Ser'
WE Eicrmrci i, ~ 81 -ulm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

uyHE1T. WHEAT TIL" srt.criberr ARE pre-
wv pared to purcha.e, recei"o and tay for W'-:t soi
lhs G,vor-nent, 10 he converted mic GoGr for the use 81
So srr,r ana phen uecrssaIy, 70 snrrish The farmers Sib
y" "A' EaXa5,I.- sc CRENsEAw.
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any - -. : Jesse a.. MILLER

TO 'lERCttASTS.-A s"ry d-slraDis business
i sand mr Icat lad the sock @: Dry GJUds ~ hand, aud
f.Elr"sI,r '",s q: II very anot-rnt" = Zee. fo,a"@sion OF
the uJu.- csn De- Ri,-n by the lst OF Sept; the p'--vnf
&C up-1; IS EoAsS TO .Ge country. III. presents Il W y
favorable Jpl-- Gup;ty tr any one Wishing T. i"ca: H.
SO C,iy Apply 81 Ia. store Of J. SWORDS, Agent, NJ.
~ Broad s'.,.E H,chmcnd, Va. ars..-c2iI
Fh'.:.E:.D .ilILLS.-we will farehns" Wheat rs
~ a-usI. saG pay government, price,. ard WI. sei! -Four
ttH's'7rsut iIIc-s. or will grind on FoH If the farm
eT. = .SL 10. WdSNICS d B~ARkSDALE
~. 4-l,uSI,v3S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

In preparation, a New Play. d.ama;srI from 80
now pow be!as .o!ib, ne,-rs W,.t L. JCL2syoY, "a.
ilsd
AuRDRh %
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/ T1ExrIvS! Y0USt MEN.

y
'"'.r: bean authorized q raj srn company o. YOUTHS
,'t, > - p yca.h Il ss-. | .1uj1 call The a'tcn'i"n OF
81 l.H.n' il" c"r:ir: 20 %" opport1'ity row E-rG
va c Hoins sc'v'ce 20 ts~ir country aud honcr 20 t.'eTG
"'"ts '"lut TtlS > gulErrrs aud Is:lrns u ni,htd fr"r
Coy CT "I!i.tm"Dt. Jui"ru, 'urri. he'd ~ soon 40 The
">e,i1 Geo. p DDNDURANr,
'el"-fE Cant md Rec iIiII 10 tljEr.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

l,NlEL Il. LCCiS,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE i75 MAIN STREET, troFMoSs,
f:ac'iee. IN all Courts 1eld Ia k,ohrlcrd ci;S aod sur.
:SuIIaS ronuties. sug lt-riw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

: Ally . bali il IN ori3irs. --nn.s, or ID fc'G p'uc.
Ia. ard pnrtior. are highly i"rr'v"d gnd We
.rsr as. ire Er,iwfh Of .C1Tn. Tobacco H-d wheat. q
p,i i,a'iaa could set q lucrative practice ;a;In ~it8teiJ.
Nr '.Ju.- ara liberal. Esqrire of jF. J" sen, t'hs'
corn, al nth and Grnce Streets, Richmond, 'r aa1teSs
u,e on -, rcr mi-es, It q. Tsriuany NeeEIce.r.; ~.
:; !, o., a. n pRiGFv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

AG.uSt !, isC3
) JCTiGS AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
IN a 7. Sr0HES & co. have de;e mined to connect
49, ~ AGS-icN vita tueir Commission hlsioe-t, and III
vre r.usi. u,nsv,s rf
TOBACCO. GROCERIES,,
e.! o'ae. Iore' an &c, 20 be- sold at ant,oa.
~ "ns notice wli be siseu OF our lrst sAe.
yIi-in A.. Y STOSES & H0.
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by Nr,ler.
Gcuerel Orders. }

Hr~ApQrAR-Ers Any NoN7uaaH -,
III" 9th. IsG}.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

EI0OELASD SCnOrL, AT GREENWOOD
- oEror, ALBEMAHLE CouNTY, FA-rhe 9Th
s--.iso Kill begin GA the iar SEvTEabsR next. iasH NC
;D"' ihtougGy preparatory for the CIuvers:ey OF Virgin
WM. DINw1DDIE, NJ. A., =
!H!E2,-3;aw .wt. PRINCIPAL. q,
~ 'rH's. Examiner . "~scn.loel," COPY and send
S!r. ~ I-lrr.,,.i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

S, Monros Conaey, vn.
'N'eF tbs, = ~!oaracT-e CnacH viii .un -c.aI.s;y :. IN.
10y 1s;~"~u EirckrhuTs srd the SAT- Sui4 W frr ire
Fvn"ia:aIs'Ha Of vTI;ors. From CEFistiansours Ds2ct
- "tr'nurs s!ere is q daEy Coach
's''sf; itf 'hea' Spring Will stop 81 Nm. ilend.isor't
hs.!. IN B..cksbuEg.
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e. GOO WILL BIZ PAID FOE
SN,1tt erTssTJ Y--rTr1,
,i.s -Ci.riipR sPEiSI:S.

:. 81 " ~ a~r'!!.sty company now stat!oacd :e'r Orange
ovN' 1CHss. To- Subs lint Inr,t b. y vig-iriin. I'LL
Sf.F - !ca.s OF sse. ArpIs n. the Enquirer oE!o. iaiae-
'o ~, al rIt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21
,TGrgE'or -~crENrrrS .CIiTf's III ~aoss,'a
Cu.9fLLsE.
KrpEL CAVALRY RAID INT" rnoLE-rilLe.

LIS; Saturday night = saa!t PARTY OF rebel
cavtirY maze (. Ia;t iu;o poJ!csyilic. Inry-
I..r'!, uIVtuTi2, tag telegraph operator aud
CARRYING 1t lits !astruncnt. The operator,
however, subsequently escaped. .tItcr gau-
,ackinS the store, m the village the rebels ~
turned 10 the Virginia side, carrying with
them horses, gr'd>, s.. Tie party Is believed
To iiaye been comr1sc.t Of citizens If Lou'!oun
u"unty, actia. i. guerilias Fl the purpo-oQi
p:HcUcins supplies iOr their families.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

nTEL C8ANGEs.-Tbs uud.r,t.nc5 6oyI5 :.
IL made arrangements 10 take tho
r. ., ArERTC N HOTEL
'n.s city, Offers for sala the entirc FURNITURE fas
T,o'eJ OF the iiuwood House, now doing : Gus 2u,inssy
~ p.u,nas- Of thu Linwood Ia unAnrpsssed py any
"a ~ Wishing 10 puu4u. will mako tnn,.dlise sppg.
ne LtnH ecd House, ptl and hs{a s,ys-t,.
'"sA~" wy. 4: WRIGHT, Ptopri.,o.,
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EXCHANGE or PRISONERS.

1t was ascertained to-day, vi enquiry AZ the
Bureau Of the Cvmmiosury General Ut Prison
suners, that it 10 proposed TO exchange $500
Of the paroloi Prisoners tor tllc cquul number
the South has III ito possession belonging TO
oar armies. IL is not Known yet whether tie
Arrangement is PERFECTED.
Pr cnntrr q dnsnatch IL .iln "LnraldN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21
GENERAL ORDERS.

'!ujg 27--~,!t". --'--'-' @. 2'as.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

WM. ER$KiSy,
hs "-7".Sw Fr0nric-r Sci; en- laur SprtrG,.
az i.EUc-onsR ispspitcKD copy .hIes times a " .ci
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

J1InROCGHBEFD sTALLioE DON jThE .
ALE Gnc race h"r,c ani 2 aiior n .n To.i
n; Char!o; c Court House, w., Oh 1:h Srp'e'a''"., $50
Don Juiu vlS foe!efil is"H G?t ~ upaisy! 'ie'c"n.
fers 3inchcs, nnd weighs I;CO pounds. !. kind in hGrHess
aid Under le Saddle. snd II. q ioshg t'r- IL un-uTpa,scd
Terms rESh. III : "hIktSS.
Ta'cot: I. 9, CanrIo'iec Co. Va.
.u =, cl f., y = C..v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-21

VALUABLE LAND EoH- @ALE.-T.s sub
scribe. trslrous q rhSng:uT his pu-sri'-, dor ior
sale, c.isu;e!y, his farm lying in .Aeckierhrrr county,
ueEr Roanoke river, corss.:ng Of
EGO 4 e. q . ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

The PeeiRs,lia of Jure %, published at Fernan-
dina, Fla. says Of the recent sale Of conscated es'
taies:
Tue first DAYS sale was confined 10 the suburbs,
including all property outside Of Eleventh street.
Ths was mostly bid IL for tue Government. Tie
day following Oidt0wn Was sold out there was nos
much competilion, aud large portion OF 1t was also
DID in by the Government. People dld not se-m 10
re lze till TIE concluding days Of tue sale, the adj
vantages to 0e derived nom the purchase OF the
property Oh the terms proposed by The government
"a, the sale progressed they appeared TO apprs
Ca.e more fully tie importance OF 1t, and whea the
mere valuable propert, wac offered the bl0dlnY WAS
spirited aud tie competition quite lively, not 70
s4y exciting, aud brought prless Tar IN ady nce u
~ nat any cue had supposed UOssihlsa result which
must hsvs been peculiarly satisfactory 10 the Com
missioLers.
one very noticeable and gratifying feature of the
sale was tie deep interest taken IN 1t by the eoored
ptollo yety any Of them becoming purchasers,
aud have thereby secured 10 themselves comfortable
homes, or n lot on which to build, 20 soon as they
slili have Obtained Sufficient ne4ns. ihc Connls-
s,on we know from personal observation, have oeen
indciatI gable their Efforts 20 promote the Interests
Of the "contrabauds in ths, particular. They are
also much indebted to Mr.. &. l.. Robinson, for adj
wee and assistance during the Sale Mr.. hoOiSson
war an extensive purchaser on his owh aceohhi, ana
should II prove fortunate speculation, IL may IN
sme measure compensate hira tor large property De-
longing to him al Jacksonville, winch The Rebels
have destroyed Nj. Robinson beng Union refugee
from t.as place.
Col. Plaisted Of the llth Maine the genlemsnly
Commander of this post, also an extensive par-
chaser. Several otberaparties who were go fostu-
nate as 10 possess the necessary greenbacks, be-
came purchasers, and have doubtless thereby laid
the basis OF their future greatness. Very much o.
tho noel valuable property was reserved by the
Commissioners for the uso Of tho Government, u
being ut present occupied BY the coatraoands and
III ma "a In Ia ruu
tho gsluer by this reservation the sale already
transferred will attract the attention vi other par
ties TO tue Importance of the place, ana properly
in conseq usLco command higher price.
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The franklin Bnp,iss Association and the
Soldiers.
To Is. ssldier, sf u. Union A,ny.

To tie Soldiers Of the Unisn A'my
MGs AND BRKrHaES: As the Corresponding Sec
Rotary Of tho Franklin Bsp., Association hsye been In
r1eed to forward To you the brave defenders Of bss'
ties the following resolutions which passed by the A.
socison 1t ito annual meeting in Croton. Delaware County.
~ Y, June IS
III. resolutions wer. read discussed avn adopted By
with deep interest and great unsnmy, BY .he delegates
from tho respective Church.s aer which was proposes
that all Ihs who in favor of them manifest
Il by rising Instantly Aos. tho entire assembly spsuas -
their feet with enthusiasm which showed how heartily
the resolutions were indorsed
Tho LARGE church ed6cs was literally filed to eyeAow,ne
aud the very few hep, their when thai vote was
taken are not Of all the objects OF our envy.
Aa.eiioua oily yours. for Liberty and Union.
Crotos June 81. 1868. N ADAMS
Rersd That Chrstian profession and standing the
Chuch Of Christ DO not ut all diminish ons rights privileges
Or obi CATION. As ci,iscna 49,
csunry gsss and beeds we displayed the svengns
hama OF Divine Justice FOR our Natoua sin'especay me
ain Slavery by which about 100000 Of bieshren Sos
Chris. died hare been IobOsd Of all the essential rights
Church that that fruitful sourcs OF most OF our Naone
troubles for she pact tars yes-that o-eier oil ana
civil var which la. been inAusunted FOL IL. extension.
Rs,rsd That fidelity to God demands our earnest aos
put Down the kebeloa and cordially tender oar coops-
rston-not "a party measure nor in party spi OUT S
fell
tbostv may h, vney directed in the discaaxo Of the8
| solemn and onoro Gus dutes ia this ysFIous crisis.
R,,.Is,d That our soldiers VI Federal army having
voluntarily tho privileges aud uxuTes OF peaceful
bom, lie for the pvs0ns aud exposures OF the military
rrp ard their es In their hand. TO defend oa DEAR
haunt liberties aud to to coming generations the
Inheritance of Freedom euti,led wsTmrst
and shall be remembered by us at the rhrone Of
Grace 10 our closets sTog1d family aars and 10 oas
| gatherings for public worship.
hereI That sympthse with those In rebellion sssins
b. sront Of tho United States do.nedy cast a.
Influence BY word deed aid them 10 embsrrss the
the Of supprsing the trritoous oas:
break to fellowship aud the greatest crime OF
the Nineteenth Century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
LAW INTELLlGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-JULr s.-Bs,ofs
Judge Bsr1s


At the opebng OF the Court this morning the
that hs would on'y ne able 10 1T this
c.us. aati le whp after IL o'clock beirE defirous vi
attend "a igneTal o. 4. v a. tL who Nliied
a. the pIis Of Geuy.bufg which funeral T. take ACE
at o'eloes this dag 81 Aaks Church III. Honor s'aef
thu. Col Es iutimas friend Of his family aud esIy
s,hool .s.ocats Of bis 900. Coz. T. Belts.
III. found ard tn steamer we've offered In
evidence by lie including ;he fes'r snd
bill. .iiay BE- the blue Of aain. .ppsiged That the
s, wa. to delivered a tue Rio GganGe 10 order.
.le.s bslnr named and Tia. they nlor-ed ~ Nr
K-dssts or other OF the passengers board The
coau,e for denied than quarter
tho os Of lsdins were iadeSssd and 90 veheins shd
,a,p,,, w,r. the gentlemen representing he capers sud
Of t. onanf. ~ compel he Indifference II ais Honor
that the action being ore Of sra PeHAnce
mast be poc,sded with caution aud without tho
.ILbliei BY tie COUNSEL that III curt wOg
impressed with az Argument conducted Win
than one csadassd wish too much eArIesIness
ard Nehsnsnos .
Ihs sssg Of tho bills Of ladlns thea proceeded With
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
PbiInarlphin Cntsie uarket-July :.

Tie .atpy of BEpy GArLB dis la. ben larger than
for .ny ,ng for months The opening 'noun
m. T. Over Toe dul IN oous-q"e"c.
anl pficr. declined al - price obtained b-is VIZ 3
ll. n. Oth-r 4 80. RANGED ron ito Oil
shAsp-lhs Of sheep announced TO nrsFly bho head at
from D. y n sfo's, and LaAts sold at from - u
go.
Hoss-Ths ,uyyly Of lIogs good and over 1@o
head were ,o.l . from - 20 - - 4 10 n net.
CaNsIsa Cows soi from "a "a -ej for Spring
Oh. 40 Tom s-9l 70 80 t,E Coz. Mllh caL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

Tx BMr RAILROAD IN OpERATIos.-Applica-
ton yesterday made the City Marshsl at the Mayors
Office by the President Of tho Central Park North and East
ON the fosd Twelve cara far been put the
lraos ard the number 10 TO be increased Ia Tow days The
Month River portion OF tho road opy Will DO r'ed Tor tho
pTesenL
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GALLiYrRY.-Mr. james nj. Sweeney, Clerk OF
the Board of Counenen and number Of ladies' while 10
ANAL boat In Flushing Bay celebrating the Fourth met wiz
.eriou. accident BY the boat partially CAP
sized and Il said there much danger hA she lAdse
Sweeney gsauy Jumped into the water aud succeeded y
rtahiluS tho boat.
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TIM, continues very easy at 6o7 y cent, with pros

thus continues very easy at 6o7 y cent, with pros
pect Of further Improvement in favor OF borrowers
The Gold market was excited again to-day, and
ilucsumted considerably. 1t opened early IN the
morning at 1904. but gradually rose to 1871. The
sales at the First Board were nearly s2Oo,OOO at
1871; 1914 closing at 1919 al3li. FROM this price
il Il 4 10 100 aud rallied again. aud closed this even
ing at 1891 cl3Oi. Tae outside salss were quite
large.
Foreign Exchange was dull at 144c145.
The Hecs, from this port this morning, take, out
60, 500 in specie, aud the Canada, from Boston,
81 ,00O
The fall In gold and exchange Is felt throughout
all the various ramcatons Of trade, and almost ev.
erywbere dallness with lower prices is the prevail
ing feature. Breadstuf1s were materially affected
to-day and salee could only be made by offering large
concessions. Flour fell of loa2oc. v Dbl. Wheat
3a5c., aud Corn &c. y bashe Cotton has de-
clined about Sc. Y fb The great speculative article
Of Petroleum has become very difficult 10 cell. The
boot and shoe trade is depressed and there was
further falling of at to-dsys auction sales.
This deposits at tho Sdo.Treasurers office to-day
for conversions into 20s amounted to $685., 100,
Si78 100 Of which were direct, and $3.50 900 through
agents.
The Pacific Fire Insurance Company will pay on
the 10th Of July sem-annusl dividend Of y cent,
free of tax. The New.York Equitable Insurance
Company will pay the same day son-annual
dividend Of 10 y cent, free Of tax. The Trades
mems Fire Insurance Company will pay on the 10Th
Inst. q semi.annua dividend of 5 y cent; and the
Arctic Fire Insurance Company will pay Oh demand
= mi-Annusl dividend Of y cent, free Of tax.
The New World Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared dividend OF Y cent, free from Government
tax PAYABLE on the 18th inst. The knickerbocker
Fire Insurance Company, scm-annual dividend OF
y cent, payable on the 18th inst. The Atlantic
Savings Bank has declared dividend Of v cent,
free Of Government tax, on sums OF $500 aud under,
and y cent on larger amounts, payable on and
after July 20. The Niagara Fire Insurance have
declared semi.snnuAl dividend Of Y cent, pay.
able on demand. John Horner Telegraph, Office,
No. las Broadway, will pay the New.York stock
holders Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
their regular quarterly dividend of p cent on and
after July 10.
The Broadway Savings Institution announces the
payment Of sem-annual intercs; OF y cent on
deposits under $780, and p cent on tho,e over that
sum, free of Government tax.
The traffic OF tho Great Western Railway for the
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Receipts OF Produce.

Jurr s-ilTs3 bh, Flonr. 49, bb,. Com Meal 40 bag
do 81 lbli Wti.ty. % - bush. Wheat. 1900 bu.n
Com 20 bush. Oats. - psss Provisions. ~ 20
buitef 90. Pso.eum 10 de. AsAe. so do Ost Meal
n. do Laid
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MILLER g. CAEPGNIER, Produce Commission
Merchant for III. sale u But,T Cheer Lara Ess' Poul
try Cane Osig -Four P0'k Hops, seeds, Lean. Dried
Fiei AID ConirY rfodu,e generally 30 Eds sol! iss
n. L. $50. So ashin. log Ne syo our ~ s1n- etrl
tqn selling Of all consigned TO Liberal casa
advance. made On con.slm-n, aeer-ucsi Prcslrut OF
iryax sns y Msrsh Iss.dfut New OK snd Enc wsy
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFlCE-JuLr 8.
N"''N a.. c.',ni..ten., O.noKx

kuTIsY AND ASSAULT Win
Allan Mcdonald and John Haynes, seamsn on
board tho Amscan Ihip Ellen sears brought before
tho Comm sonsT charged with all attempt 10 maze o'ot
ad on board ship her from Boston TO
N.vYora on 2yIA Of asl II sppeEs tie accused
WITH otter cal ed BY the Ca9li1 TO sck ship
th. MeUonad in reply Ito Captain. order said .
can't do everything" Tho Captain thelsuPoa ordered Nc.
Don.d 10 pas. ms sheet which he refused TO do and
no,,d AVA, seattle and AeDousi escaped ~ the
or.asts The Mate intsfsEins, lie WA laid held oil by
Haynes. and held bach $3.50. IT,,
McDouad committed IA default oil tSoV and hsynes
Ia d .fsu!I of 4 80 bail.