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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

No 4B PisE.sr EEw-YoKK. uEADauAArHss stn
kHw.YoLk YoLrsrEEks, Mag "a, nos
Orders.-The Regiment viii s.,emb. 81 s,s as'sSs
,cr,.r Of l5th.st and lth.av. on TUESDAY MOBNlNU.
2sth in at O'clock for tho of fceivGs their am.
.nJ prsrsus TO ting f'r Ucs Inc oihee'
and men will bc Ia aA uniform, The oInoi "a 'iIs s
lac Druuu Corr, " VA asomt 10 With the hsgmsnL By order
al RUSH &. HAN hlNS. Col. ia S..f. Vols
Tuo. T. BAKrHoLoNsw, Ist Lieut.. aud AZ =
NSw YoRK CRY. Msy "a. 1863
nrders.-Tha Regiment, with Drum tsIp.. ~ full aoi
fr vil a..embs the Arsenal conner ~ 9n - and h-
On tL, mnfuinr Of tho 2ah ins o'clock, preetsey
for ia. purpose Swing thutg srins ana n<asnt pt"
~, romm.nd OF JOHN p. BEGplX,
~ Colozs. lC;h 4. !. Vols.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

hav, just completed my extensive stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING. not surpassed IA tue way %
Cu,ton.Roonl. Chiduu', ind FurBi.aing D-pa 1.
rent rqui'ed Entire s't,tcion gwen o'
money returned Please cal aud eHa'nine for your
r. b. BALDWIN No.. 70 ard n BO~sry.
LARGEST STORE ~ IhE Ciif.
headquarters Loyal Brigade of the North
No 80 %. sway, ~s,is I0a,.I"-s ~ ,'t os "
ENROLLING UFFlCks-ho. III Blo-d"Ay. oPPo,'ss me
Cly ia!. ~. Cra.fr'. opVo"e CoetfoL''' Once SAD
No Cogtt.t Brookyl, opp' ne Ct5 hst
Red. Mattresses, FrnGbers, &c.,
0''D WiLLARD's,
No 58l Hii.oa-.t,
corner Houston''t
The Home Insurance Company
HAVE REMOVED
TO THEIR MEM OFFICE
No 1876 BROADWAY,
NORTHWEST CORhER OF ctpAhsG
JOHN MCGEE, Secretary.
Nsw.York M.y 20 1868.
Rendy.-our new s,,!r. of PLAILD TEA SITS
C1fFfH UREs, ICE fIrCHEHs, CAKE. bAskEIs.
folks. SPOONS SC. Dor s..on-ut 81 sr, i'e ~ RI
WIKE. rio. WATL III s. end hi1h JE~ELkf ALBUMS,
FANCY GOODS &c. rsvef ls'.sf " better J; y.
JOHNSTON c. No l5n Bovery, or. bro1m--''. n. !.
Private Instruction in Mathematics given BY
Prof tOA 1. t. ais Engineering s.a ~u'eai iniii:use
40 20 Cooper lu..ute NewYois. Cal lot e.Teul'r'
save Your Money.
DOs'I PAY UNE DOLLAR
small botte Of Hair DE when get bottle i've
times as .rse OF better dye for To s,no money.
MILbOR y MONITOR HAIR DE
rs sUPEB>EDIN0 ALL OTHERS.
requires propulsion, does NOT smut - ~a'h on VII
not soi th- ns,s linen application vii last uni tho
hair gov, oil shen b. applied 81 TIE rooss, without
mo . troro. than q con- uIcn heir OIL - - -. -. 80,
IL Is MAKRANrED NOT 10 INJURE THE HAIR OR
SKIN.
Manufactured only by -
A. b. WiLBOR, Chemist,
No 100 Coart-s,.. Boston
For .Ls In New.Yofk by d. 5. Daines ,. I, "ei', and
J. Mlhaii No l5] Broadway.
India IL ubbrr Gloves,
For Gardening, Hou.c~ors, so
CKOrON HOSE Or ALL SIZES,
lNUlA-RUBBER JLMkLhi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

My souihera Friends
by tue author Of
AMONG THE PINES
For sale a. the Office Of The Iroun@
Pnss, a. Pspsl covers. 70 ssnn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

save Your ice!!
How can YOU do ~ ~ puttBg Il Ia ONE OF our splrrdd
PATENT DOUBLL-PLATLD ICE PITCHERS OF !s
ow style IL La, been asceitsurd that the use OF Que VIII
saw. enough IL fCF during q eason to io TIE pitcher
n.y. WV LUCIUS HART Co,
Nos 4 and Burllus slip foot & Johu.t.
Churche,.-n Chrsvrr'., H. W beocnet. "; 0na
ri. manu-, ana CrLcr Church and 200 oaer CARD PHO
iOGRAPHS oil CHURCHES.
GRO. STACY No 69 Broadway.
FonutuIns, Vases. Arbors,
SIMMER 10 u .. y p L r. D,
LIONS. DOGS. DEER. -
AND OTTER OkNAMEN ~. SUITABLE FOX EN-
BELL 5HlNu
GARDENS. VILLAS, LAWkS
PRIVATE. AND PUBLIC GROUNDS,
AtJANES FOWLER hIRrLASD Co.'S.
Mauuftcursis,
Corner ofREADE, CENTRE, aud ELM-STS
n p-IluAtrated Catalogues sent by n'Ad.
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Pic. oil POI bottle. IS yer hall ts.'o ssl - iassia-
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.

WEDNESDAY July 40 6 +. NJ.
| The increase Of speculation on the Stock FIX
change has led to more inquiry fer money; but
the supply increases about as fast "a the demand.
Leading houses report that tley are supplied at )
per cent while the regular street lenders contrve
10 get six in many instances Large speculators
arc careless about the rate Of interest they pay
so long as they get a. much money as they want
and their loans not disturbed too frequently.
Debt certificates are steady; mercantile paper Is
in request at a 5,< for prime names.
Gold appears TO be relapsing into condition Of
dulness The price is maintained in great mea-
by the wants of the bears; but the recent talk
OF foreign complications has revived the alarms Of
the importers, and has measurably contributed to
keep the market firm. The fall of Charleston
would cause fresh panic in god but II the siege
OF the place is protracted aud no further victories
are won for some time to come, the price will pro.
badly remain between rs and 1870 for some DAYS
or weeks. To-day II was l21l4 a, closing at
l27lz. Bankers bills lao, with light inquiry.
The speculation IN stocks increases steadily,
and each day witnesses an increase both in the
number and the courage Of buyers. The volume Of
transactions, however Is not nearly as large as II
was in May last, whence il is inferred that we
ton. AZ the morning board to-day Quicksilver
rose s per cent, New York Central X, Erie ..
Eric preferred y, Harlem |, Harlem preferred s,
Reading r. Southern old y. guaranteed "a,
Pittsburg a, Gnlcna :. Rock Island q, Wabash
preferred ?, Fort Wayne ID, Terre Hause 4,
Terc Haute preferred 2, Northwestern 2I.,
Alton q, Alton preferred TX. The buyers
appeared generally 10 be the regular
commission houses. Governments were stiff.
state atocks were active; Missouris rose ,. per
cent. with large business. They are not I'M.
litely to attract the attention Of spectators IL the
State authorities make any movement to gct ont
Of their present financial cmbarrassments. Ohio
and Mississippi certificates rose per cent. The
speculation in this security VIII not probably be.
come active until the fall, when tho Atlantic and
Great Western approaches Cincinnati. After the
connection il made between the two roads there
will be no reason why the Ohio and Mississirri
should not earn seven per cent on ts stock.
After the board there was an active inquiry
for the leading speculative shares Guaranteed
rose per cent, Erie u. New York Central g. The
difference between the price Of Eric and Central
excitcs some surprise. They are both Z per cen,
stocks, and on the whole, In view Of the extension
Of the six feet gauge throughout the West, and tho
advantage enjoyed by the Erie in possessing ter.
minus in this city, railroad rather think that its
future prospects are better than those Of the Cen.
tal. which sells 10 per cent higher. At the second
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

Wheat was depressed and lower. The days sales
50 600 bushels, at 81 80 81 40 for white, 81 2S 81 31
for amber 81 % a$l 27 for red wipter Western, Sill
81 II for Milwaukee club 81 90 81 20 FOR amber Iowa
and Green Bay sla 81 ls FOR Chicago spring, 81 So
for choice white kentucky. oorn dectcd slightly, with
67sc uDsound and 6sc 60c for sound and also re
73c for yellow Western and white DO Oats continued
quite heavy 76c Rye sd to the extent 0! $500
bushels az s4c soc' Barley and oarey maH oon'nueu
CorExE wasuul and heavy day Including Rio prime
8 s q aSn mart.
and bags sec. Mafacaibo, 2ec. 3ic Lssuayra
sss s' y i r sss 200 bales we're
ported sold at Ole. d2c., mostly sec. for mddngs.
There wasrather more Inquiry for the principal
paacrs were inao.ive, with ssi vessels in port. To
Liverpool there shprcd 200 bbls. -four at{2 by
steamer 49, 900 bushels grain at Cd 3D. by sailing
vessel aud steamer. To London 1890 bbs our at 2s.,
TOGO bushels wheat AZ Ia 20 hhds. taow at 2js. and
200 boes hair. BY steamer at s5s. 10 Bristol 800 obs
HAY continued IN fair demand at soO 81 o5 Tor North
river BALE, - r. a. .eN
HIDES LEArnnK were quoted steady, but transac-
tious continued on very moderate scale. Is "a
auction Of 500 bbs New Orleans 23c 43c. and 600
hhds. Cuba muscovado partly at s9c a 4oc.
Pnoy1snssMrorK was heavy, al 81 s7a sl1 so for o,d
mes, $685. ss33I fornew mes and SO % sl l?r
prime and sl3 30 SIS for extra meas Lard was heavy
1oc, with saIss Of 500 packages u cut meats
ard SIZE sskc Tor hams Bacon continued inactive at
5lc a7c. Butter and cheese were inactss Al opng
we're made Of $50 bags East india a. 7,sc.
sroAn. cou.nusdin fair ,dsmsna with sales 81 100
New Orleans and0 0ac. . Tic. FOR Cuba. ~
rAlIow was nors active. with SALES Of 10000 lbs a.
Wn,sxEy ruled heavy at 4sc., with sales or 400 bbs
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

Alice Carbon servan and two children MIS- Doig
Hunt-and oilers In the steerage. 81 N $40 Mo ~ssr
and daughter Theodore Harris, Chan Spencer John
Merton, 0eorge Noore Horaee Hall, Mrs robin, Madam
II Deari.n and rvNnt Major X InNrs nca. U A;
George Knowles Vim Dutop Joseph Tessier, Martin.
e~o sege James O'Connor franx Baker John Flanders,
Henry fgsard, r BassSrs Arches, 2 smith. Silas
Miss Levantf . ~ "
New Ysrs; NJ Ripo snd + HssSShou Hssaaa; Two
Misses Rscharis and NJ and Mis- Vim hutsr duncan. New
York Mr. ard MrsC Henderson child npd want Pana.
ma; Jusih, j Goldstsin and wetz-1,2 New York; 3
Orte lnvnna SaIhillana, Spa NJ ~ lIibcr Il. ti-
more Mr. Mar, Henri, New York; H andMrs I'D . Hrirr,
Wm t!mp. New YORK; +. ttoupl Paris; Capt The, Hon
Merle Esq. } E-cobtr Nexiso Thomas keid. Scoand ;
n yAnies Car ada: Mrs steward. N Y; Mr. and N .
VIA Within Miss Whitng boston; 1ir and Mrs Ua Id
Hamilton, n.y.. Mrs John foslcr two children aud servant
" N.ill kngsnd Louis Manly. n Manly, New York; Mr.
and Mrs john Megss Liverpool; Petre New YORK; A
Coidiny, Massa rses: d Gu len Philadelphia: ID
Dndg III Nevln, New York: X y Carlsn, Alex Mc3wel,
R,n'.ord Sanaia wssk & > fr.d.s, rroxiasnre jose
Ele,.ian, w + TnoGc. Havana; Chas ae Lanpsy VI de
Rr.a III a,n jose Luna Soils. Havana; II Howe Capt
Downcr. Nrw York; VI farchia, MIR and Mrs J. y X.
ders Robert Hoe. J New York; George Ne.'on DR. Jn
Ian. Eoaoken Davii Blake James Dois~, New York; w
u iinile, Ihicsso' D hrent; fran.e Mss Robinson
New York: Il Wylis Phiadelps,a: Mr. and Mr. sCaron
and chia Eissruar. France. Mr and Mrs . vaccaro,
A Mas so, T.nnessee; Ro co. Lanasa, Havana; Mrs
Tbsoph..is Merry, Camden. y j. .#s4s t1
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

board the market was very strong. though there
was some realizing profits, and consequently some
irregularity in the movement. Central rose u,
Erie Ia, Erie preferred "a, Rock Island "a. The
Western shares generally were steady a fraction
lower but without any abatement of speculative
activity. At the close the market was firm, with
an upward tendency. The following were the clos.
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
The Prisoners at Brashcar City.

In your report Of the officers OF the one Hundred aud
Seventy sixth regiment New York Volunteers, taken
prisoners the taking Of Brashear City, Louisapa
name Lielt. Jno. L. kimba, Quartermaster O the
regiment Is omitted. He among the prisoners
taken, ana the omission Of his would lead his
friends to suppose him to be among those killed. N&
New York. July 27, 1868. II. 9. l..
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
JrM. Davis Praciamatisn Appoinsinu
Another Day OF Fasting, H0mlliation
aud PRAYER.
IRON py TaB PRESIDENT or rnR con-.
FEpENATE STATEN

PROCLAMATION By TIE PRESIDENT or rnR CON.
FEpERsTE STATES.
Again do call upon tho people OF the confcderncy--
peorle who believe that the ord meth that lis
overriding Providence ordcrcth all thnlsto unite Ia
prayer aud humble Submission under Ills clastenna
II 10 meet that when trials and revcrscs bcfail We
should seek take homo 10 hearts aud coufcence
tha lessons which they teach, aud rroat by tho scl
examination for which they prepare Hsd not cur
SUCCESSES land and sea made self confident and
forgeu of reliance IIlms Had not the love Of
lucrs like gangrcne into the very heart of The
land converting tor many among Us into worstippers
country their fellow and 10 their Gods Who thon
will wesume 20 complain that we have been chastencd
OF W despair Of our just cause and the projection u
Boaveuiy Father
10, us rather receive humble fbankfa,ucss tie lee
son which lie has taught In recent revcrscs devouv
eckno~eugng That 70 Him. and not 10 feeble arms
are due the hnor and the glory Of victory hat from
Him IN Ills la,etnai providence come the anguish and
sofcrngs o' defeat ami that whether IN victory on de-
feat, our humble surpcatus are due nj Ills rootstoo,
NOW, ihercofe, !, Jefferson Davis proeidcnt M ,hcss
,vheaerAto Se,N ~ Esle ths, ny procamatpp eettlnr
arert ftiay we 2lst DAY VI August cnsulps NJ dav a.
fsstns, humiation AMI prayer aud 40 horebv Ipyitc
20 thor res ecye places Of public yoTsbG, 80
IN suppcaon Tor the favor and rroteot ~ :. 49, ~ WV.
who has hitherto conducted saseiy ,h,,s ~, uvo
dangers that eHvironei us. s' ~ the
In faith WHEREOF, have hcreunto se, nv b.ns.,.,
Zeal OF the Confederate States, ~ Richmond ,h. u we
nn day Of July, In the year of our Lord orc
eignt hundred and sixty three. JTfFfEs0x n"wssssna
Death or Gen. Bowen.
GAss-'ItLE, July % lsss
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
ing quotations of the day

The Secretary of the Treasury was in town TO-
day, and left this evening for the East. He did
7 not come hers on financial business, but simply
authofized the publication of the following
notice.
rTREAsrRY nxrAETxnr WASHINGTON, July %, 1853. 4
Notice hereby given that subscriptions for United
States six per cent twenty b0nds commonly called
I'VE twenties, will continue be received Aefetofore
until after ten notice Of dscont!ngsnce
~ s. ?. CHASE,
Under this policy the money market enjoys
prospect of IN indefinite period OF case.
+, Referring to the statement Of the Fort Wayne
earnings, published in this column flew days since,
we learn from parties in the management that,
though some of the directors still advise tho or.
penditure upon the road of all the money earned
over and above interest and expenses The majo-
rity Of the board are likely to follow the example
Of other boards Of direction throughout the coun-
trN and TO divide something ON the common stock
this summer or early in. the autumn. The road
has been earning from Ia to Ii per cent on the
stock for some time, but until lately the construc
tion account has absorbed all the profits. Now,
there is no imperative necessity for further
heavy expenditures at present, and the
company can afford to give the stockhold-
ers 3 or 3H per cent :, without risk Of
future inconvenience. Stockholders feel that the
present price Of their stock, which is lower than
that of any stock that represents property of equal
value, is mainly due to the apprehension that divi
dends win be withheld longer than the true inter.
ests of the concern require; they are likely to
bring to bear upon the management pressure
that will not be.easily withstood, ~ :
The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day
Roccints I. o7R sk2 AZ
FOR customs. 2Sl OOO oO
Payments 0Z6s 4Z6 "
bAiance ~ ,467 ,lO0 70
= The Norwich Arms Company have declared
five per cent quarterly dividend, payable by Messrs
Ashley & Co.; the Peoples Fire Insurance Com
pany. a semi-annual dividend Of FIVE per cent,
free of tax, payable August 8; the Leather Manu-
facturers' Bank, semisannnal dividend Of five per
cent, free of tax, payable on the lst Of August.
The steamer Persia this morning took out
$l65 ,583 in specie. ~ ~N r#
The Board Of Directors Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Company have called q
meeting of the first and second mortgage bond
holders of the company, at the Office Of the com
| pany, No. s WaIl street, New York, tomorrow,
at twelve O'Clock noon, to consider various ques-
tions Of interest which will then be presented.
The Terre Haute and Alton Railroad earned for
| the third.week in July, 1868, for
Passengers. ..........-......... 81 $50
L rreRus.. lo,sOo
Nail anf express. 604
T. Total. $27 ,3S6
/ Same week Of 1862 IA l60
Increase ~. !. sla.2ll
4 Adrian H. Muller, p. R. Wilkins Il Co. sold a,
auction by order Of the executor of VIM. 8. LAR
ling, deceased, the following stocks:-
/ rhs !
% shares Broadway bank. Observation-Disclosures. 40
shares Park Fire Insurance Co.. 120
100 shares Gold HIN Mining Co sh.
The New York herald., 1863-07-30


nss waMhsq sof BOSTON,, Auld L,nsan. oB, 10 days.
5rs Ely fyr.' = 4rsy - frcsssnce csssss ,d.,.
scsr HSgnd Ips fearman Bermuda days. with COTTON
schr Condor OR Romkey Halifax days. with fish. to
schr ospray tBr} Price, Rockpor sB 10 days With soas
schr Moonlight stutes Fortress Monroe. Q days
scsr scsr Hattie LSw s.s Muniord vrsins day.
Schr 7 Smlth. Cobb. Boston. days
- schr Susan. Bearse, Boston, 3 day
6chr Dciphine. Handy New Beufcrc dayS
Scir Jacobs Jacobs Providence
schr Bodne' 'Hulchinss, Providsnce. s@
Schr Conklin 6oper. Proyidence eM
Schr VIM Nazyck, johnson, New Haven. N
sssr sr Sss Esss' Wss1s s1sis scrsas fSs-1s a a.s
Schr m Bralnerd Russell Portland. ct. ,lN
schr Hiawaths. Ingraham Wil.ctt's Point ef ~a
Steamer Thompson. Cundn. Baltimore
49, Steamer Taceny. Ptcrcss r PhilaacsphS.
SteAner Pctrei. Baker. Providence
BELOW
Ship 2 z. from Bordeaux <~.sa
ship Mescury, French. from Hayre aa
snip Bremerhaven. OF and from Biemeu. =
BARK Lexington, bearse. from Hamburg
One ship add two barks, upknowa.
ISth-xteamer Terry; ships Lindsay. Logan. viye
France bsrksAnna Bertha Jupiter. Aibertina Lyonet
Adeade brgs Wihemus Fi1layson. Alice Franklin Scs
ua Maine Mystic schr Arctic, and others. te
29th-Steamships Persia Evening Star. Creole. Nst
wsd as sunset W.. aa yf
80 MisoellaneOuss lEa n1 srsa n
sTEAnsnts SooriA-The following is copy Of the log OF
the CunArd steamship Gcoa Capt Judkins her
rapid passage 10 this city from Mverpoo-
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

mo THE OCEAN -CoN8y ISLAND AND nnoOKIyu
- every dss sgmsA 4 . er 4 90 iAsvSxs ! kss
ea1 IS nnutes, fAga Ncsnta a
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
CITY cOs1mERcTAL RHPoRr.

y 4 WEDNksoAI, july ze-0 r. N.
AsHEs-There were rs bbs. pots sold at $40. Pearls
continued quiet At STc Stock, 1,0l6 bbls
BRsApMuFTs. fell on &c. 10c. per bbl, and
less active The days sales included 10.76ot bba State
and Westerns 800 southern and 45o Canadian within
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
London Theatricais.

Personal.
Vice President stephens was In Charieston, .. Os
Saturday evening, during the fight.
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
Explosion OF . Powder Mill.

WILMINGTON, Del. July 20, 1868.
One Of Dupont's powder mills, situated in Hagley's
yard exploded about six o'clock this morning James j.
Peoples,and VIM. Leary workmen. were killed. The
cause OF the explosion is unknown. aM
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

10th, between Raymond and Clinton The service mas
Iost one OF the abest and NEST gallant officers
y c. PEMBERrJN, Lieutenant General
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
EXCURSIONS.

(yoSEy ISLAND FERRy.-THR NAUsHox LEAVES
4 } Chrtstophrr street at atx, l2k, 81
rprfn. street Al w. IN 5H
Dey ssreet 81 ~, ua. ~
Pier No. (feot Of Aofris street, At ~, Ia
Landing at ror Hamilton.
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD -
fnias wiz eavs Twenty ssth street depo4 foe Aioasy
lpG NJ, sovpiDg st twsllamsnridss, Whtn Plana Bed
ford Croton Hs and stations north Absay ceuneetinQ
roin. ssS s vs ssfT rs r. cas,aS asn ssa
y. n. sr trs,n VIII run sstarcays ssy sstmrnin9
sis ard 70 h;23 tio, snd sisr from wits
sBc<t O. pot FOr Will amsbridac. sf1. tgA -. ~ st4
o & 6bAnds.c r. N. Crxon Falls. While Plains and
wiAms.tieEs trans stop =! AZ st.ions ror Dover
y Devcr Rr!rnins leave Assny 10 on srriysl q
Northern and Western softtuk stations fruu
Ch rthsm 70 Uruon Falis Bedford Mhna Plans and
wlla nsbrigs Duv~~ rixins s:ss a W., stopping A. all
Whiie Plains, Go 49, ~ "a ISL PM VA.
PIans and wilsnsbraw trains stop ~ al sa,!ons sun
dav e,cursion trrius ~ hAM rs ~ SrD'on faa Is A.
bri,sss fSix ii.p A. -, q {p and r. ~: for WEis
s siI ssa.lcns nssrs,ss i.ays white PLAIN: eisA -;
'a%sssasssm ,SSss"s 4 III ..aSs crsoa r. Sss.ns sSs "a
n All stations north of and Il Wilislnsbridxs ~
JOHN DUnCHILL. auperSnseudenA
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

rcfsnfy0 AxKs-sTEANER MARYLAND LFAvrs
4 reck s,ip AT A. ws.s rwsssieh street 81 Z bry
saturdays Tare hfv rents. NNsc rvfresb msata Isls
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
Arrivals and Departures.
DEPARTt'RES.

s NEw OR EASs--Steamship Creole-Capt II Brown Car
A " Hradb. ry.J Kciser. CaptO HEryey, Coei, Nj
Alice Carbon and two children MIS- john Doig
Hunt-and oilers in the steerage = Il NAsAN MHt 7k&t-
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
RAILnOADs.

HUDSON RIvEA RAILRoAB-rRAINs FoR A.
bs0y. Troy, the North sad West Chambers sroeo
az and "a sss s:iS and 10 ~ u M. .ndsSn Sss.
procured ~ ef the Offices Of wESTcOTT'6 BxPnEG1
10 New ork and Brcokyn, and haxsage checked -
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
Death or Gen. Bowen.

10 General g. CooryR:-- - 100.
MAJOR Gsaera J. r. Bowen died Of dyscn,sry on ~.
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

Adrian H. Muller, p. R. Wilkins h Co. sold at
auction, by order of the executor of VIM. 8. par-
ling, deceased the following stocks:-
10 shares Third avenue Railroad dCo........... 25f,s
% shares broauWAy Dank.... l7O
shares PARK Fire Insurance Co. o.............. 10
100 shares Gold Hin Mining Co.. ........ cs per sh.
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

10 Variable Various M al a IS os'1s
2cEast NM,.w 2s7|,l yis ,oI rfeshbrseEe and cssar
81 NE. So a56l5i 2s24 l9l Fresh brc4ze and clear
22yarsbleS So 3s2lO 4s 34Fresh b,eeze and clear.
2varableS g. Wx3ll7 3ak1e Iicht wind and clear
,16 Variable Il W05344 4z51 I9L Light Wind clear
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CHARLESTON A DESERTED CRY There
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