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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23

The tine Of year has arrived for only sna
amount Of ad- Ia the horse miIset but 10 pat week came
very dsIoopn. tie .s that The TINE had a'el i' no
ttdr a. all Tho riot. had Ayery maEs-i sreci IPsn i'
branch trade. puiinG. stop to messy ell t1.iee' TIE
ea sr,e, g',oe - Lef.-. b. E,s, Twenty fourth street
though not s.trs'sd a 'hs mase p'os o. beof c'i''
.usc4srsd by L- moo fo s~y~rs dai. putting stop 20
- lols~, s ~ ks s,e 81 i 80 IL ne sie'
dehFof' o. s'vofnmsnt h'f'". "h'r1 'f 'obe
been tbr principle .asusss " ne s~ ora NOISE
u,tr. ~. uafe = his businrts, We s'aie h- 1i'
s.inF sct joel nocsmn Of Esss i~sniyienith street
49, pafnef John CspsI.sr dsr"ased ~" We iAss
ent contractor Aef tie so.tl Of AF Csrpe.is..
Af ircolno aiet bi' contf-o'' and 'nor ,hA'
s tan. To- av..n, they into tho st-, 10 A's
& sini.A th.y cad Ai<r-d pHe'' TN}ins non
Ella 20 e. tstns oIt-1syo sfansom-nss ~ H. la
D. a.sly p.sn abe 70 fgn.h thAs sn' oihe 10
..Fltus b. To T uiiea States. AZ a-r $50 We
Dui ffan hi. beos. which 10 sl-l.y DefmisIsd u'
= s1.n.as to-d.y. July - thst he ha' i.i1.a'd
l.'-f Do..o. vahn eLs noah. md slice AaJ q
80. L., d.. % L-.d lie ,re.t.f portion - te,s
hf. -.re Dsuglt f. IIiroi. sd Indiana sd A. tanners
fric-. thai ~osld aLofi tho t'nHa''"t
POI. Us Tor $40 fI in.peesoa that al ssv~ 10
"A t..ais .rts.a good nasay cod g. isfm-fs Th' .
~tsr. a.. m.tsf GOD a.. f,as,u thai tanners eaunos
.u.> 0os~nm.nt o'.c.als m Ito rate. 80 ~"
l,sn.s sls luspeeT.e yer han 'o-s oi tAo'
sas- toe pr,s o. ~ believe slai ~ me PFC. were
Md -. VIA close insP'euoo - t"at 80 Aof'.-
gal 10 has scfe not currently worm tha' tun 10
Ifs.is Isl-. .u.i be Dcti'i Hi oovrnucls si isie
l. h'trf, lie dealer ~o-i n-so Dr. Dfont a. D. Aim' 20
e.las o. f.nhL Thousand horses month"; VIII the che. ce
tasr. .feluf4 sJctel u ID Tor tnatf IL We " d"'
Govern tat a. in4vdal can De
fnend 3D.. 49, ns to take tie t,t ~ IL Of somc u-
toanc~ al who LItses M tho couutfy sI-' 100
'r., p.4.os-s ~ tat they readily ind uAfse
TO- o.. tnty tuA. Ne"-lo.s there alItau ~ be NJ
n IT, s-gn'Hs uron qoar'ina' "f' To- h"I'-'
.n.fsLis Z . rsyE o. snLrfy ~tspa seNicr roF 81
sthrs 81. pose tho lentrd be- s n1~ for 1hs next Two
mon 49, To-. good iafui.h1g,r. VA be wanted such as -,
a :: To rs each sd o,ca Iona ~ od rJsdsc JtA
fla TO very .4ttio call fof ciy wtfL.4ors"s
rejected army hlu are iaAen iof "a, purpose
For T-A pa,f. oil ID priced h1f-rs tae demand u
s.hrf cs. bu.lcss in t1i line hs
20 .iaL4l by The rebels ihlt invaded We
cy 4.s In e,.ru.ou. rot $40 Ga. c'uttf,
-nis .nS very favorable svc- s1y bot smy hofs''
cDa- do md purchasers Da, not as readily A.
q q. wc,k. past
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] S6:3.
1863.
TIE

PtNNsYLvAHGA CENTRAL RAILROAD
VIVA it. connie ions. iorms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Prov Syw Y"KK TAN PHiSclPAL W kstpRs CITIES
Seven trains daiJ from hrw-fon t. fhiiado pnis. via
rp EeTI' Ses s0s ia f%S wrsT 81 BY rus
KOUrE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT Of COURrLAsDT ST.
BY va Of Philadelphia tie mp'niug p"eog'" leave New
YOIk sane tine hsr ouo, svening pAs,ensrn'
a. T.. IN, Ole n'vr Letter una 'thcT mes
BY W. ~ Gt"wn. evening passenger leave at p M
lstof an the NOrbsr ines sDd by both 'onos
arrive The time Horrb hu" IN nicsso hgd al
o i. 10 the Eouh-W-,t. t-stns lDdiaf spot, Louisville
x LOUIS ti~ve and Coiunbus Cincinnati snd oil nan
posnt. Wet, With fewer changes Of cars
se.pi Cs-- Without chance run from fhuade phi. to
Ptisnarsh $50 miles, and N-~Yok TO Pittsburgh ~ miles.
Smoking and Saloon sfs on all trsin.
tas tie frn- o. her routes.
Eseslge oir, keI thrDugb lril,f-1s REQ
Secure Ticket GOOD unnl net by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tho Psrn.yyenia C.ntHi Company fnn' an Em'gran,
usvoi 10 parties moving westward at onehs Tue rates
Of iaIe.
BY this route heights Of all oe-cptons eau be forwarded
70 AID fein any n on tie hsO.ns OF OHIO, Kentucky.
I.diaoA hnos "i-'oh,in Iowa or hi"onri, BY RAIL
West by st.smrrs IRON. Pnisbrr.h.
o rfeignt 10 ard from any pout IN the Wee, by
the Penhsy yara Cent o. tdIfod times favorable
4, are charged By other haoad Com An-s hrrchsnt and
,dpp.rs brusdug tho Portaon Of their Fest this
Company rely WIN ceul lrlee s On i'''peedy ran'a
Farme and Dcacbs IA Live svck viii hnd tb, most al
vat g.ou route Lhraci0us Yards we'll watefed and sup
rl.d vii ever, fence lave boon opened on tr. limo
I G. INFECTIOUS std ryeiy stsot'n paI 10 their want -
I, jsfbnr. where ~ DO found every eonvsn encs for
r.. ing ana ns IA ice 10 ofr-d .. me III ADEL-
PHIA NEW. YORK AID BALTIMORE mARKErs
! l. ELLIOTT, Is.oDyef Agent NO AstofHouss.
LII No. / a. fsu,s aud No. South William 81
MCDONALD Si'choFF h~iSs No. A Bs,,sly place
eNOCH LEWIS General SupsriptsndeaL AlIs0eA r.
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Poison Ivy CuRE.-As soon rs you find you hAve
contracted the poison, if upon baud u foot plunge
into bot wstsr-hot az You ean possibly bear "-ao0
repeat the operation an hour or Two aiter' n0'aos
the limb in the water .oms minutes. Ii the poison
i. where you can no, pu, the part in the water. pas
it on BY meaus of vet cloths. This always relieves
bu. does nos always cure. tea Of sweet feru ire
quen,ly bathsd upon tho poisoned skio. ha very
certain cure.
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Two CONTRACTORS.-Separh'c sealed pro-
1 oo.a. e,ch lnIo.s~i With ths uis ~ 80 wnf' iof
y urk ts I'D may offered 81 hs received a - one"
unin H. o'clooi Ia. Of WEDNESDAY JOY ~ iJ iof no
con,tfue9u II % bloch 10 to f3ori. stress
10 Wit, Bfosdway from I'D o. .3.bsts lNLe' n't 20"
fav,t With .lfsf Tsveusntsl, l't bei~esn IN 400 ON
AMI lld.l between sth AID 6t.svs lns f5fms Ia
the nd aa al necessary in'Tia,i on, en- % o.
t.ised Oh sppioAsn 70 IT, Cohirtf zen Al ihi' OF
TiIOS sfEIl LH'. ! tfoion
ROBERT l. uAKHAGH tAgleind
a. " CRAVEN. tDafd-
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Corporalioa Notices.

rT1O CONTRACTORS Scpsrsto sealed PRO-
POsALs s,eh .alsf'sl sih tAs iits 81 &c 90 o'
mi, ~ o'eocs m = EOSDAs, AatsH a. 49, isf 80
cos,irurton Of Sswst In Tho foloving stfs"'' {" ~
sAAIIk.ST nom West Ho4sgon = siaftsar-s' -
sfyTu-T bs,wsen Ihils al Fsutl Ave-. iif lf'
FDUHTH ST tei~-cu Fi,hth I'D tinih-Av'i snt oHh'
HUsDRED-an!-I HlETiLf,i-a from e'HiHsiA." 'o''
~ Huj,9n River.
hal iorm. for 10 bid, and 81 ether necss''ry ny
oa caa 10 obs.a.d spPics'n 70 ts os-ii~e' Zen a.
tLs onCe. - -,
TTaos SsTEErrHsssSSs1,, }oro,os Aqaslue'
4. ". GRAVES.
ON. Of N. rrotan Aqaelsrt Bpsfi jay p, 1871.
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~ Y. and FLUSHING RAIiROAD.-Leave
~ Ne~-Y At Jsm.--slip isuy md Sithst Fsn, a.
y o. a n B-Inr,dafs aod fudaJe sse cisl Malt
r. ron u.h. ~ p. M, and H'st Peuy at IL p m
NFW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ AuFLFhlA a a the SOUTH I'D WEoE via JEh-
Sly CITY.-i.i and kIPtss Lines leave New ora al
AM ~ a M. D. 1;tI snd ll:li M. fsfe % Though
b. gage eneck-d all sni 10 10 end ll;O p
T., W,shi, ~ 3D. o IN for IA. West.
J. W. WOODRi FF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage vii ne received for sins unless delivered
and IS minutes IL Of the time Of leaving
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Amusemcnle.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ LESSEE AND NANAOER WV waEArLEY.
THIS THURSDAY. JULY Is.
EVERY EVENING
unth further notice will be John Brougam' grand
romantic Drama, entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO.
GREATEST SUCCESS Known TO THE AMERICAN
STAGE,
ATTRACT CROWDED AUDIENCES
for Ts' o 'G Ssssss l already 'is s PsEso u over
The Drama viii he prodse.d With al Il.
ORIGINAL MAGNIFiCENCE,
~" STERLING CAST,
GORGEOUS SCENERY,
GRAND CORPs DE- BALLET
which marked In so decided m,un-t h~ initial Performances
Mr. COLLINS
who la. bough, the sole nah. Of approximation Of THE
DUkES MOTTO in America, will 'a'saiD bis original char
CARRICKFERGUs,
WINE - me BRIoHT WINE" and WHILE THEMES
LIZ Il inh'N Mr. aho wM wHEATLEY.
having ''i RscES Sq's sEsE liz INDIsPosIrroN
Will appear in hi. neomp.Iabls character OF
Capt HENRI De LAGARDERR,
LiER. e. LAMB, c. kISosLAaND, +; MoGDAUNT
Mr.. L. n SHEwELL thor fir. .ppeAranc. shi' 's.son)
ENTIRE CORPS OF DRAMATIC ARTISTS
attached TO this a.tshi shu.ent and
NUMEROUS AUAlLlARlFS
Durnr the evening the osao',rs under 'hs direction Of
MIR. HAR.EY Is ODwOKrH,
will perform choice selection, Of popular music
Seas can be secured
THEE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
The superior ventilation Of the bTiiiing renders II
The COOLEST SUMMER THEATE8
In tie country while tho
SPACIOUS GARDEN,
usted
DELIGHTFUL PROMENADE
turing the sntTv sois.
Tie psrformanc- comrnencs ssd conc udes at loN
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(Advrflis nIcnt.

MILLER & CARPENTER, Produce ComHnsa oa
Merchants, tor sale Of Butter, Caee- rd E.s' e
try Game Gram foGT Pork, H9p., SEED, beta, v'ies
~, "a Ceuutrv Produce generally No. In, Bud,s<A
l. tNl 80 Nashin, lonL. We give olf pe ons sssea'
lion 70 lug Of I'll gods consigned TO n' L1'rt CASE
,iy,uc.. mad gu coa. l,eer-nc-; rtest9,a o.
Ir,iu, B.A y Marsn fre,i-ul Ne~-f sai E1s is~Sy'
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NY. Waoicsaie Prices OF Country Produce
ron INK ~ sEg ENDING WKpSrspar, July -. 100
fpenoitrd expressly for INK \. 1KinpsE.l

ron INK ~ SIS ENDING NKpsrsp.r. july -, l5oj
iRerotrd stpfes,Y for INK y Y lhncShl
shipp.r. Of ruduce order T-Le the hsne,i MARKET
trie ur their garments, sAould heed tho following in
slguctOus.
MalA III. conssnee's name planly aud neatly upon ga
pack gr be- shipped together With your own name or pri
,sie nisTk, und a - In~ contents OF the parszse.
sure that tho les Ia good order when pu, iao
package and that they put up that they cannot
hfuas oT A.oii On tue way
send an invoice tho consigneo By mall Immediately on
shipment Of goods.
reputation for accuracy o. count, weight Irs. &c. 10
yer, valuable fulse only dcfedt brand and maA
purchasers cautious III future 10 the Disadvantage OF tho ship
pei. .
IL well for shipper hsve uniform MARI for his pack
age. ia ORDER that should DO pleased with
cLass he ould know how 80 ind smother
k.atness aud cleanliness are Indispensable.
Tho following the wholesale commission prices Tor bona
tide sales OF good articles. la good ofderi
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~ LAKE sUPEBiOk-Ihe ,peDtid kf.t-cl.ss 81 am IA
ILLINOIS and METEOR esvs Cleveland 10. =. ioIows
u O'Clock NJ and Bet cit. Mcaigs the day snef a.
o'clock M. JAY g. Il. a. End n. AUzHs 8. .. H. 49,
and D. fsssure trips Lake Superior throusn
Ste beautiful rivers Detroit St Clair. and 81 hsIy', with
ehoussnd isesl through i kes kns, Huron. ST. Csif. aud
Superior in full Of the fsrfLnsd Pictured hocss ng
30 fee; perpendicular from the ws.Tj Ai-o whiting ~
Ioiuts Of Interest the route Giving pa-susr' op
t1Dity visit the wondefu. Copper sad lion Nine. which
ut tina time unequa@d ~ Ia the world The aas~
boats Of the very best the Meteor being entirely new
built xpres.y for the route i;.d win eysy improve
rDsnt fo the SAFETY aud comfort u GOOD
uusic board, and the taJe always supplied win
Injury. for the round tip e. 900 e. ffon Us
go II. GABRETTSOS 90, Ci-v-.snd
J. 4. WHITING Co. Detroit.
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Buil0in9 1latcrials.

I EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint,
- to CT. foot. according to CONDITION. And WAX
kANTED 3& Grsnd.t. 81 Parkow. 1913 bow.ry 80 Vsh,
sS ethsv, az sh.sv II It'll st., Williamsburg, and
corner OF OIfordst and Fulton NAV. Brooklyn.
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Go Uhom II man Concern.

A YOUNG LADY Of the highest respecta-
billy. well .ed and who foBd - study can ao-
gUire ~ honorable PROFESSIONAL POSITION Under very
favorable elfcumstsnes. Further particulars VIII OS gwen
b. sidfesmg for days H. NJ. Yonkos PossOhloe ~ l.
CsoT0s AQuEpucT DKPARTsEST,
Nkw.YoRk. July 9. 100
NOTICE is hereby given that FIVE PER
~ CENT PENALTY will be added the iss day OF Au-
g.st all unpaid ster Rents
r. h TAPPEN Water Registrar
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TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YORk;
ror New.H.Nsn, :. I'll. ll.JJ q. M l'l9 tELh
- Ia D. ~. !. 80 aud $500 80 %.
For Bfes.iot (EIl ll.3la N i;.s tEr.l l'o
For Milford sud rstori !. ll.1os m. 80 80 p m
For FtrG~lI s.uthggIi and "sspoft lI~' q u" ~
5. .,. ..o,y,
TO- 6srn an q zen sieh. = 9so II 80 a. 80 40.
f., stamford ! sEi) s9o, II5oam., l2.5 (Erl 80
HIt3 49, s.31. 80. m 49,.
fof io,, he ~ snd Intermediate station. = 30, lLao
IA. 8 20 . 80. % y m
Fof ioyt he .'sf I'D New chsitr, ? IN
GOSSIP tlN6 TRAINS
IOT boston, -prDs IN "a, b T. IA ~ b fy ttk-l up M
f,f B0.o.. "a SLor- ii.r. AL IA }, 3 ~.
tI Iau,id sd Sprin. field q IN lEIh h'o' ~
fof Conn. e,cat River Railroad t, Montreal, "a IN III
II. 10 o. arI - .. NOTthamitOa.
pr Hartford rfIylGsucs ais F.shtiI Railroad, b(J.l
II n
for Ns~iisv.n New London and stonlnsIon Railroad 81
g. A. q IS 2 - p.
FlrC.ual u foad, 2 ; =. n. 70 northampton.
f.f iI.u-.f. u hi road. q ia, 80 .. IA.
For ~ aiucs itslfosd. b .. ~ ~ +. ~.
tor ID nhI,v AID kof~ak kzlfo.d. ! a. m, 81 p m.
(.tur oejou. Sl-.iiag t'aTs talh-d to 3 Tain
JAMES ~. HOIT, Superintendent
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GllIllarn Notices.

HKApQrARTERs Tlsr RIGiSgSr n q f,l
jay u. 1913
General Ordcrs.-The officers and members 81 this
4, Il eat are hereby uohfd g. appear at TIE AmofJ IN
aug Uniform on THURSDAY, July -, lobJ At II Oelocs
| H., tor the ppfpo,s II btin. PAID. - ,, ,.r,,,,
by ord.To Of Col BENZ Il. IhAirOhD'
Jons a. LfvKKNoSg. Ad jutsuL
headquarters Loyal brigade Of the North
No 80 bTssINay whrft al conn uuic a"ns must Dc al
1r- sed 10 tslone NJ BLISS, organizing she Brigade
ENROLLING OfFIl E5.,G. ~ Bse-eehy osy..lts the
City Malls No. I'uffs-s opp1hie controllers Once a'i
~. Cos''-si, broOsiya, orro'i,e CIT, dsi.
$3.50 Bounty 10 MEN E-tNLlsllNG sl51 u"
MEN RECRUIT 9Th i, giueat y /. Fos-I'gtve'-
rsorgstlIng npsny II thi- regiment vii reoevs re-
cf.it. Il 80. - tuou-t bfootlu hui uOaniy gwen.
radquaner. OF Re- s4i At TO ~ Boone - ~. ofk
T. JAEDlSE Colonel
Tnirty-Highth y. Y. y.-R-orssnf.ug under com.
n.... &. ALoUaTJS fGANh. q 30 attached To ths
Veteran Corps Hglesi bounty rad GOOD qlaft'' oot"-
ns sGt r.ioDs furnished immsiiAisy. Headquarters NO
.. btosl~ay. 0pros.t- l. .fsSoils l.A-
Citizens Of the TwcBiy-seoond Nurd-.afol 10
~ iad-tru isfy .tiz4lYn iIf fubIc ff0'ecuon
iir .dg 4afte corner Of sslh and BoadssY Drll al
I. ~. iltA ~ MiLbh" S"oIr'Ay
Cifizcn Volunteer COrps.-Ia- tieaiqgrrie o. &c
II4lLG. IULtH1LLN tOAFS WI! be found 81 tie
/ Cay As-ea.lt AosuIs, 80 a. Eioalesy.
Bus -Osn. WANu j.. blANEPl, Cong Pos-
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Cxrnrsions.

EXCURSIONS 10 COMFY ISLAND.-The
IL Can o. the CONEY ISLAND and BhOOKLYN
RAILROAD COMPASl every az u.iuu,es lrOm fulioH
and Csthsriae Feiss Brooiyn connecting city iIe vita
for Greenfield Grveseud 5nee .hsad Bay and CoDsy
". I. C. COKE. Superintendent
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID NEW AND MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS.
1be Manager has great satisfaction IN announcing an onfrs
meut with the
DESlFR BROTHERS
Tight Rope Dancers Oymua.ts aud Psutomifnic John
Depier performs the wonderful fcs. 4 wakinE thu ghtope
from the gallery With boy his back. beside
EXTRAORDINARY FEATS or DARING.
1hey will perform
swill s.so
sANFORp'S ETHIOPIAN OPERk TROUPE,
tic b,., band Of MICRO hINSrHEbS. DELiNEAIDRS
add COMIC OPERATE PERFORMERS IA the c01a,rJ
10 be see 9 I'll houfs day an evening.
LIVING % IA 81 OUlASg
Or, WILD IAN o. TIFF. WOODS.
TWO LtN sc TIGER CATS.
TWO MONSTER L.kISO BOA COSs1 RICTORS.
ROBERT nos rINs WONDERFUL
Al lOMArJs WKIlnH
TIRE LlIulSiNi CALI ULAfOA
4 DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MlNkS.
The GRAND iQUAAiA. Lesfn-d >-i, ,sa Lion, Mon
ncar Living Artronfas. Wa .zurss 50
ssion 10 al IS cents. Chiidea under o. IS cents
SATURDAY ne1t. Jus >. Bosslt u s.alog4'' Otsfs
Troupe. with speudii a'sf,c;iIns.
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Cost ano fcnno.

I OST or STOLEN-A CERTIFICATE OF
- EKiR RAILROAD COMMON STOCK, for 50 shMss,
No 1881, n nsms Of Dyssrs Alsyns X Co. Parties arc
caution ID against receiving - =.
TAYLOR BROTHERS, No. 10 wsi.t
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GIILESF.

Tho decline In Exchange has operated unfavssey upon
the Cheese market, aud prices easier Fancy viii not
bring Ito to-day while much that has been Affected ~
hsst sss 8d9c Vermont Cheese stands the weather
than kinds has been more sought aer We
have head u cue sas bexss Prime Ohio Of 70 knxh
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Il NA-Tiek.ts for these E1coI,ioos How ioi q
the Office Of tue GENITAL RAILROAD ONPAkf OF
NEWT B3EY, foot Of CourtsnG-st New-fok y. FER de-
sction OF the aud fohsx Bforn alton aPy al %.
Office foot Of CeuTtEnc-st, Of IL T. BALD IN, Gene
gL cket Agent. No 20 VA IT.
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EISHING BANkS.-Steamer MARYLAND
u leaves Peckslp at II. West 3Jihs. q Dcyst o,
Pier Moth River a. di except Saturday. Pare ~ cent.
Aiusie RsfIe .hlnsnl. BAT ahd Lnes 90 b0ald
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Cbanses for Dusiness nlen.

WANTED TO EXCHiNGE-For good
W Farming Lands ia eastern part Of M,nnesos or ,cin.
tsAp undv d.d half of az oldestsh,shsd BOOK Bust
NESS in Central N-w.York Address. CHARLES CRAM
DALI C~z-novia Madison County fe~-fors
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COTTON WASiE-lOr Machinery. Wpns
"a P.clp. also for shipping g. 1T. 70 suii rurrhAsp
Pof sale by ". -. IAULNAS
No q, Nlllsn-st
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prlniln9.

LOB Printing ut old prices, at EckIcr's Printing
~ Once 40 Futon cor Pesrst NJ \. Cnd Circulars Bal
heai. Ls5s. Posters. Famphe &c qucs nen and oaeap
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NEw-YoRK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
"A SUMNER RRAS6rMKNr.
COMMENTING JULY o. 1903.
TnAISsLEAvg rzw-YoRk:

Passenger Station n Ss~Yort corner T7thst and chsV
Euua l1tb e.
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miscellaneous.

RAIDERS. For sale, 3l5 Braidrrs, of which
).75 arc No 10 tie fsmandrf 'os ~ ind ~ eate n
let. fier for ruuniag II sha0i.s wIsut Belt
INK BobDlu. spOolcis ks. Ae. OF ne 'sJ beet pAs',
Ib- above may te u.od q yef wire 90 o. ak7 ce''
f,o,ir. ~ y JANGDDS No IL Chaphsf,s,. y. Y.
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Foown g as, Bse sides grew scarce a5d prices -
var but ourps the a.t isy pts OF cal tses
b. .n yer, iib. RAJ. price. beo" our last 'rpo
Vra continued SCARCE AID prices are n's"ss
some at.. Cye. &c. sheep and Lzsne
were hisps, or Friday ard saturday but tods, ars d, -
quoted TIE d~nsnd good for eli SiIds snd .tocs eer
= o,. Al The cste ward. up town last week gave ~
Nsshugog nsEsei receivers an eJVansgr, ou' H" 49,
,b,, .,.,. hs,ro A bsas We
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOk Newburgh, West Point, Poughkeepsie.
Il and RoDdout5tesmer Mary Powell cave, per 100, OF
Jsyst every sitsrDooD 81 O'Clock ;or West Point new
burgh Poughkee pse, and BOndout.
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Sales on Anrllon.

A. ~. MKKwIN Ancuone-,. ., .
DY BANGS, NERWlN 4 CO.. Irving bu'ia
u ,oes Nos ss4 and sos Broadway sae' OF oooas %
S,psry PictuIe, Work, Of AIT. Fancy tooa' rulnN1 =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-22

DAVENPORT IOWA. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1883

cts, with scow on each side to keep
her atioat. Several times she has been
taken out with scows alongside, but
whenever IT was attempted to remove the
scows, she careoned at such a rate tha,
they were obliged to replace them aud
bring her back to her moorings. For
upwards Of three weeks was she tied in
this manner, and, at last, tired out with
attempts to make her set hight in the
water, they have given her up, and nc
acknowledge her failure
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d b

On Tue,dhy evonns Ian aosh. WILLIE JOY,
ynunso sou Of lnso mi Francis barker, agoi
n moathH.
iuueld viii take piaee Mt their residence, COZ.
nct q Perry aud loth sttocta, ai o'clock this
llhuH4Ay) afternoon Friends ind acquaint-
anccs nte invited to a.tani.
In this city eN Wolaesday morning, Jan. q,
MARIE CUksANE, aaugAter Of Louis &. aud
Marie {. Do-salnt, agel yeafa and months.
The funeral will take plpoe this afternoon at
O'Clock, isom tho family soiirnac. i ionls of
tho family are invited to attend.
-. Louis papers please copy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-22
NUMBER 80.

sre necessary no expense will be srsrel TO pst
them In complete order. The public should
consider themselves under many obligations
10 the managers OF this stoek for thsir ae
compliahments. They have been uneeasine In
their endsavore and .hould bes usta ned by the
pstronix srs OF the Mississippi.
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THE MARKETS..
Davenport Narket.--.Daiiy Report.

OPFIcs or TuH Dvm Il Nsws
"Wednesday Eve, Jan. u. (
Corn /, tho loading article in tho market to-
day the high pfioe ia bringing Il In.
F,ouR--S 50 oo6r5 20. Shipment % bbls.
WneAr -6o4t7or. Prime, boJJ9o,. Recoipts
900 bu. Shipments 6Jo bu.
Uous--lim at 30. Receipts ll5o bu.
Oars 4Odaio. Receipts 800 bn.
Ioas-D Dressed, o. 25Q3 20. Live, s8.oop
3.g5. Receipts 100 head.
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EUROPEAN NEws.-The following is a
synopsis Of the news sent by the kanga.
roo
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Times SAYS that "Napolcon, at his
New Years receipt, n, said to Mr.. Day
ton that he regretted greatly the contin'
uancc OF tic civil war, bnt hoped that
before next New Years day matters
would be settled. This was said (says
the correspondent with sort Of smile,
and may be interpreted as pious wish
or prediction, or even as an indication OF
something still more significant. To an
other person, who on the same day ex-
pressed to the Emperor the earnest hope
that the battle of Fredericksburg might
be tho last, the Emperor said he desired
So too, and hoped the war would be end
cd by next spring. The incident created
many conjecturcs."
The United States Minister at Madrid
has protested against the sale Of the
Sumpter, which he says will not be re-
spccled by the Federal cruisers, as she is
Federal vessel, seized by the rebels at
New Orleans. Instructions have been
asked from the government at London
as to whether register is TO be given
her.
In France the unemployed cotton OPP
eratiycs are computed at 100000, in alb
solutc dcstituton.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says the relations between Paris
and Madrid are far from cordial. The
French government is most anxious tc
have the cooperation of England after
the troops are in possession OF the city o.
Mexico.
Paris Bourse heavy. Rentes 7of 60c
1t was reported that the chief mem
bers Of King Leopold's private Cabine
had gone to Lisbon to urge King Ferdi
nand to accept the Greek throne.
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lklas.lNa n II.

foRrns wEsK EspiNG JAa, ls, 1853,
q iMeteotoloqscaI observations uadectte direction
Of fe Sniitas0nidn htstttHfton. made IT 6r,smoid
foNrYs, ~ An. T.. lit SwoonY. iatifndf, II 80,
Aortt Loag,iuie, ~ lIeat Hc.gltabope as
s0, III feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-22

phnnx Insurance Company Of Hart
ford aseets. Let MAY. 1862, sb27 2Ge a8 LA
biiitles, x2I, 400. HFsnY X. llosraAs, Agt.
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MILITARY MsN, ArrENnoS.-If You
wish for a Uuiform a I'd full equipments call on
L. L. Erakine. Nickolis Block
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PRINTS, in endless variety, very cheap
at Whsler's Great New York Store.