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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

Capt. Halleck Mann, Of the 4th New-York
Cavalry, positively asserts that bis severe wound
through the breast was inflicted after be was die
mounted by q saber blow in the face, aud after he
was on the ground. The proof is abundant that in
the recent cavalry fights the Rebels sabered and
shot many of our men after they were captured.
In previou. collision have they manifested such
impacablo hate.
The niece of Oliver Goldsmith (says an ex-
cbange) ID now living in Hoboken, N. D., in some
what reduced circumstances. She is the daughter OF
bis youngest sister, Kate Goldsmith, Of whom Wash
ington Irving in his life Of the poet, asks: What
has become of bis sister Kate T.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
MARRIED

tho Church OF tina Messiah, Brook
lyn Tuvsisy June 81. 10y the R.y George Z. IhrsI.
Robert Augustus Bruce. esq, Of New lors and Ellen,
dsushef the ate Joseph tnou esq, OF the sane city.
No cards
Brooklyn. on Thuulay. Jolly 2 bv
Ksy Dr. stof. Thoma. McCulloch H,ye, Of Portland,
TO Mary l.. Taylor Of BROOKLYN.
JORDAN-GAMMON-O Monday evening. Jane ~ at tho
resid,nc~ Of tho bride by William Bcknel. esq. Roueo
,. Jordan Of Hartford Me- 20 Miss Mary Jane youngest
daughter OF Levi GamIaon OF Buckhod.
MONK-ROsS-On "Wednesday. July at tho residence OF
tie bride. parents. by tho Rev. H. NJ Haihsd MI James
W Monk to Mi,. jennie Ross eldest daughter OF John
Ross esq, all oi brooklyn. No cards issued
Tuesday evening, June 30 at
N, residence OF the bride. mother bv the Rev y. =
Rchsrd.o John Rogers to Vsia, Dup ossi' all OF this
city.
WOODRUFF - SANFORD - Al New Haven Corn.. on
Tur,dsy June D. 1863 by the Rev Mr. Hsfwood Rector
Of Trn,y ChgIch Charles H. Wocdruh e,q OF this city,
TO Kitty daughter OF VIM. r. Sanfofd, ESQ., OF New
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Truveicrs, Guide.

To Albany, by IIudson River RR.. 81 Warren
a. 7 10 q m ard 81 5 and loi p Sunday. 522 =.
To Albany bv Harlem m 2otn-.t. and 4thay IUta IA
10 Boston. by hoW-Loudon line. Pier 80, "
r. stoulngton line, Pier 10. ~ Il. hnd all
River inc. Pier 3 ". H.. daily suudHS'eI.
ccp,ed) sp m.
10 Boston, by kew-ilsvsn Rh.. via Spring
field 27thst aud 4thev .......a IA aud p and ..
To Boston, by hes.iay-n Rh. 21th-,t sud
sthav. via Shore Lins...lz' aud p. Sunday p
To Bunao by Enr kk foot OF Chambers.
and 10 and p
To Philadrlph by N,~ Jersey Railroad. foot
OF fCour,and It 10 u. g. =. ia Sunday Il p
10 Ihiladslph!a. ~ Camden and Ambpy
Railroad Pier % y. r.. foot Of hafclayst. a. M
To Washington, by New Jersey Rh.7. lOa m.
and :, II! foot Of Courandt st. Sunday. Z.
To the West by Central Haufoai of Nov
J-f.sy, foot of COuftandt-st and u IN.
A? ?u,........................ %.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

Mr., Trumbul Cary, Of Batavia, in thisl state
who died on the 22d inst. was one OF the nfS' set
tiers of Western New York. She was the hrst
white woman who crossed the Genesee river' She
moved TO Batavia IN the sprlng OF loo', IN com
nsnv with her brother, the late james Brisbane
making a large part Of the journey on horseback
From lsO4 to the time of her death, Batavia was
her home. She had been longer in that part OF The
state than any other Of The half-mllion oi women
who now form part Of tho population Of what las
become .he gsrdep Of tbs State.
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10 tts Associated Press

WAsmSG1oS Thus,dey July p l2e3
DECISION or 4 CLaIM FOR DUTY PAID.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, having considered
tie report OF Collector Baruey on lne claim OF
Messrs Campbell and Tbayer, for drawback Of duty
exaced under the 18th section Of The Taf.h act Oi
July II, ls62, decides:
G The 4th section OF the &C. Of Augus, D. 1861
f-ovides that there sha be allowed on all articles
y holly manufactured of materials imported. On
which duties have been paid. when exported, a
drawback equal IN amount TO the duty paid
"In all previous drawback Laws where rcstnc-
tOus intended 10 be imposed, ruch restrictions
Laye been expressed IN the text Ol such lawr.
IAere being 10 such restrictions IN tie several
drawback laws at present. III iorce, am Of oI mon
that tie parties are eut'lrd 70 a draw back - the
whole anoant Of duties paid by them on the I'M
portation, subject 70 tie usual deduction, aud you
ore hereby authorized anG Instructed 10 allow The
same"
ARRIVAL OF 4 FRENCH sLOOP-OF-wAE.
The French slOop-o;-war Catinet has arrived az
the WashiDgton Navy-Yard.
NAVAL oRDERs.
Commander Hughes has been ordered to the com
o and Of the guDboat Cimerone.
NETTING or MILITARY ASSOCIATIONS.
The city papers contain notices calling on the
various Ds,ric, Military Associations TO attend ad
lourned meetings. The clerks Of the several Gov
eruneuG Departments are not exempt from general
muster. The martial spirit is revived.
ACCIDENT TO MRS. LINCOLN.
Mrs Lincoln was this morning injured by the
horses runrng away with and breaking the carriage
30 which she was travelling from the Soldiers Home
% the Executive Mansion
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unrl.,.-R,po,i,d by Tsi,grapl.

Atr,Si. Jufy. -ftorH tUlL WHsAT-Sse' 900 bu,h
Rcd Water ~tstc ou barge :O descAb" al Nv ioTA
Csas du o. s.f ic Oar at ga 81, shirrkp NJ IoNs-
Con. l- llI bush Wh-lf d tcj bush Osis 10 r1 bu.A
O.axso. Job s-FIurK utchaHgcd WHEAT t1il ssl, =
lHu Il.h ~ Mlwauk~~ Cub NJ = ~ 200 bush.
Winter Ncl Illinois a. - %! and 200 ol'h " inter siA'e
n- & cons sad other Grains quiet and 10 ,a-. tAShL
Ft.anrs .'rsiy. oar lJc. Nh-at loc, Corn ec LAKE.
Irr.nr, 3.0 l5.' Flour, ~ poJ hnsh- "Aea'' !JV'
hu.i Com E1ruuTs-si 80 bush. Wheat
CuIr,su. JaJ l-ffutH tuL WutT Nr'iy al - 20
CpGv sctse ~ s..c OATs DOL 20 :: Sc Rae trrs-!p'
ttI. fouf e. bush. Mt--i. lJ'uo bu.h Com. sniF
sf>rs-9,0 bbs Flour. 1900 bush Wheat. 1000 bush
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Democratic Meeting mt Concord.

CONCOnD \. It, Thursdsy July 2 1888.
Gen. Franklin Pierce will preside and speak at
The Democratic Mas Convention which meets ia
ghs city on July 4. The following speakers are
nounced: Daniel w. voorhees, Of lndlAnai Amasa
j. Parker, George +. Comstock, Peter Cagger, Sid
Dey Webster of New-York Bon Bradbury Of
Al aine; e. NJ Ingersol Of Connecticut; Caleb Cush-
Aug, George Is. Loring, and X. S. Spof0rd. OF Mas
eachnsstts Other distinguished gentlemen have
been invited and expected TO be present. There
arc 10 be fireworks and decorations. Appearances
indicate great crowd.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
The National Finances.

PHILADELPHIA, Thunisy July 2. 1863.
The subscription agent reports the sale Of $7O0 900
6ve-twentiss at the various agencies to-day. A
large proportion Of this amount came from the West
which continues her noble support 10 the Govern
ment IN subscriptions, which amount to $500 900
daily: While her doing srduous service in
the valley OF the Mississippi her sturdy capitalists
aud farmers do not neglect the equally important
duty Of supplying the Government with means TO
support the Army and Navy. The deliveries Of
bonds are being made " the lItb of June.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

AMHERST CoLLEGE.-Exercises Of Commencement
Week viii IN the village church ioo" Sunday July
- Baocsaure,to by the President at o'clccs p m
Monday July g. Prize Deesu.;on by the members Of the
F'e.Amsu ard Sophonoi. css.e, Al d O'CLOCK III Tues
dav July Auuu. meeting Of the Phi B-t, kspp. So
ccty g. the College Chapel at O'Clock p. Adlre" by
John B Cough in tho church al occcs IA. Addres'
before the society Of inquy by tHo Rev. + hcsosiD D.
7ion College. S.hru'ctndy. y. L, a. 3 o'clock m
"Wednesday July Meeting of th. Al1mu Va Alumni ia AZ
ocI,ck be a1fr.ieG D. the Hon Aeaandsr - bui
Ice. President aud other, Ofsiiou by ID. Rev ". II Mil
burn oiSrw Iors bs,ss the social aion. 1t oogt p
lhur,lsy. Juy Cou euceHent exercises, ~ which h'
Ia cheney the Goyen3r and his suits will participate
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,,,e,nv y.s,srdav afternoon. Ann Conway.

SuIcIDr.-Yesterday afternoon, Ann Conway,
.Id,s =, No Igs Allen street committed suicide by taxing
do,s Of aud.nun Shs died In two Loes after taking tho
poison Shs wa. native Of Ireland and only 10 yss OF
sss Coroner Nsomsnn held inquest on the body NJ the
Tptb Precinct and the Jury rshdeied vcr'
dict Of Death by poisoning" Deceased II Is ald hno .om
difficulty with her family which appeared !" ~ssn u'S'"'
upon her Iplud
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Malta fIa.. nj tbc posf-ndIre

Tof Great Britain AID the ConlnsHt. by steamer
bremen sltarasy July ys.................... 10,
our,n,toan ~.iards, july s................ iOs IN.
~ sou,h Psc hc .ud ott:al America by steamer
champion frisy Jui, 9..... ........... loi IN.
For New-Ohssu, by steamer George Cromwell
fIi,, july y. IN
For California &C.. daily lsunday- trcrptcil
overland ,is 81 Joseph Mo.........3 10 and y p. m
koftA-Aibany Buffalo aud C4nAds. IS a aud y o.
North and est Ms N,il ..........-......... a. IN.
Western Nail via Ffie Railroad A. sDi a
solhefn aud SOUTH .We,ten Malls IN, 8. and lOi
Eastern Mail M III and q. y.
Nsr B.dford New port aud all River.
HE Lous l.Isud Mail clo.s, >, a IN, aud % y. N
sundsl Mails On SUNDAY al mails close at ID y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

Mrfrisc ~ -ioserday morning, al
o-os, Lsf, meeting Of Ncw orb Muaeau' At The
Hsio. s.AE Rooms, No 10 HeI,sT street. II d Bei'ssn-
h.l boz the Cts on. hundred and hf'''ii MEMBER we're
,uios ,rd pa .bsf ail.hon fee' MI bern'ein moved
ke ihs i-ef r'- iof 'sooud Instruments ard hn'
at~ tfl-e. ~ 1f the hfss net opcrac psriorm
,nr- hrh melton Prevailed MI Name moved q recon-
g1etleu g. time % sirAng Tor ~. - "ar-'
stirl ,a.d NJ Nasae moved O. have the cons il-
dion a. be- e Oh l3it ilsL. not 90 eject elsAse
.ni. already med. M-ssfs y. l. Dowius snd " Nali4r'
al.s~i tie motion which strongly favored ~ Me"f'
nsfs, and KuGs aud tho Tr.uaou sdoi'"i Kiss te
.srr rs.futou = TIE society to isse effect 90 tho
E iust Ieis t1oat 1900 tuscsla 10 this tIJ and
no.c an bali OF that lgnbos depend upon their mu'iA
- --r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

ABLE TO DLFLSD "TuE FLAG.'-On the 10th
in.i Copperbe,l meeting ws' held near P,uhsd ~ }
IN the Immediate vicinity resided old couple named
J-ns tie ID gelcsn. aged o.. being soldier u the val
OF 1912 Durn. TIE meeting hf JeuI' whose age 10 H.
nlaAli =, the pf.ceedas sJi on! al cd American his
- -h lad sen ,c-, O. uui hoel her house, her hu.
band bein- ab,eu' Tho be-. who participated In
'hs insstns .,siug tie fss determined It 'hoad come
do-u Aud they forthwith proceeded TO tho house and do
AIDED of Mf, Jrnts that thc .Aoud isse 10 down. with
fhe ratuo,c at,rai1u of matfou of ~. sbe RECESSED
lhs, 'h-n hf-s's Il down S~rius hrr husb md
i fu,tr u.,st .hs GAfod them 70 ty L towed By her
snL es mach shame e. such cai" can ieo
thes ,r.akrt awsr avrg the cd SsI' snd strip. stu
ll ii.h ADVANCED a. h., proud sp,udor some gentle
en = scv- fofs Cs bearing q tho cfogm,snce came -
I'D Mf Jelt. that city. purchased TOT him
-cal4ecut An.fi1au a.s aad bSde hiH svs IL into hrs
Js.. hsud, g. BE- hoitsd tb. Fourh Of July ensuing
-, nr save thai thsy cure shs - able 10
d.f.Dd IL ,nd' ss.p Il lyii. S.wUl Mercury.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Important To Railway Travellers.

The Third Edition foi July OF
APPLETpN'5 OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE,
Win be Ready This n,y .' len
CONTENTS OF THE JULY NUMBER;
I.-IsPOKTAsT INSTRUCTIONS To- RAILWAY TKAyELEks
REYsKsSCK TO TIxE TABLEs:--rime aud Distance
Indicators. Raj way Rule. &c, &C., &c.
II-RAILwAYs THEIR PRoGREss:- National Income Of
the United .a.s.; New y oTk aud New-Hsven Rail
way; Consolidation OF the Lake Shore and Cleveland.
Columbus and ncinnsti Rajlsays; Coming TO Amer
lea; Railways OF Minnesota Illinois Central Rsiwsy
Laud eparim snt; illinois Cotton 5ta;ei Hudson
River Rsilway; A Gres, Railway Scheme Ia south
America; fennsy syiyaLiI Cenus Railway The hal-
ways Of the Couoty; 3oIg un IL Illinois
III. -AsECDoTEs AND IsCDEsTs oY TRAyEL:-My Honst
Friend Auccio.e Of Physician; The fsnkes BOY;
kemole and the Dsbut4nl7. From the Istest New
Novel How TO Rsise Company, How TO XII Niue
Pillar, The Sentinel md the Elephant thoussnd
Dollar dat Hint TO Bsnsers Their BARK L. on the
Sea.
Iv-TouKr's GUIDE to the Principal Watering Pisces.
spiilg., and Places OF Fashionable Resort in tho
United States.
y-TEKoUGu ROUTES and from Boston. NewYork.
Pulladelphis, baltimore Buffalo, Cleveland. Toe do,
Chicago Cincinnati, s.. LOUIS &c, with Maps and
other iniOrnlation relating to the resdies, means OF
travelling to and from all tbs principal cities oouth,
k.sl aud West.
yf.-RAILwAY TIME TABLE to ds'e. &c, &c, &c.
APPLETON'S HALLWAY GUIDE.
For sle upon the prnc Railways and 81 the pnucipet
Bookstore. md Periodical g News Depos throughout the
L Juited o,stes aud the Cansdas
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
ID. APPLETON Co. Publisher,
Nos. AZ aud as Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
p,,e,,,I,m,,,..-Fridny. Jul, 3.

NiELO's OANDFN-Th. Duke. Motto.
LAURA IFtSt'S IHEATER-Nives = P,fis
.HARNt M'S 81 skUM-Oru. Iom Thumb aud wife. Con
SUIT and Minnie Wsueu At al hours Dramas al and :
tKytSG HALL-Tho StofeoVtlcou.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

observation-disclosures arrangements are being
made al Osawatomic for the manufacture OF salt.
Upward of IL hundred bushels have already boen
manufactured and when the present Arrangements
are completed, it ID expected enough will be manu-
factured to nearly supply the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
From San RruucisC0.

sAs FKANcnCo, "Wednesday, July ], 1863.
Jobbefs are doing large business in groceries,
Large sales are being made Of Eastern sirup and
sugar at extreme rates. Liquors are in request.
j me butter, received via the Isthinas 10 at u a
30c. Nails 8 y 100 ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

CoTFEE-GRowISG ~ NERYoNT.-Dr. j. NJ. Cur
rer of Newport has Java coffee growing in his gar
den and declare, that it is less susceptible to frost
than beans, tomatoes, or corn. 30 say some OF our
exchanges.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
spring and summer.

spring and summer.
have Just completed my sIt,n,iys sock OF
SPRING aud SUMNER CLOTHING no, sur
p.ss.i the VI assortment taste styl OF prcs.
In this dry TIE Cus,onl-Room, (hildren's. and
urnishng Department not equaed- Entire ss,is.
faction given money returned Please call ana
eIauilc for yourselves.
r B. BALDWIN Nos 20 and - BoTery.
LARGEST STORE IN TIE CITY.
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6peclal n otlles.
Dedication SER

Dedication Sermon.-Bshop A. II. GREEN Of the
British A. NJ r.. Church will proach tho Dedication Sermon
of the Fl.ets A. M b. Church. SABBATH, July in
Brooklyn, between Myrtle a and Wiloushby'st., at
Rev II. H. CAIN, Pastor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Death of nm Omccr.

HAREIsBuE0. Pa. Thursday. July O. 1869.
Gen. X. L. Hale, Quartermaster-General OF this
State, died to-day at keadsyille, Milln County,
alter protracted illness.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

TENPFRAscE.-Mr. j. Revell held very inter-
eating meeting In tho Park Barracks last evening The Rev
Dr. Marsh sld W. C. Wells esq took par. in the meeting
very desire f-t the part Of the soldiers for
another
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

~ Important g the Travelling Community The
Ibrd Editi9n OF APPLETONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RAILWAY GUIDE will be ready THIS DAY. ct los m.
70 those who Interested IN the affairs OF the country at
this critca time and who notl App etons Official Rail-
way Guide Ia Indispensable In addition to much othsf
valuable nfomson Independent Of the Time Tables Of
nearly three hundred railways 1t contains hundred
Railway Maps representing the principal railways OF tho
country, statistics towns village. and cities upon
them. together with the di.tsnce from place to place.
the fundamentally Of Appeton's Railway Guide all
classes Of the cODmuni nske themselves isn,r with
the position Of the different railways Of the country TO illus
hs report reaches that Hamburg danger
acertsn the position OF Harrisburg turn page 1914 of
the Guide upon which find the map Of the Penn
Central Railway and hud not only the position Of Harris.
burg but Of York Chsnberburg Gettysburg Coumbs,
and many other places OF iBeret 70 all Opposite the map.
upon page los ind the Time Table Of the Road which
gives the time of the departure and arrival OF trans ogrh,r
with distances from station To- staon by turning TO psgrs ~
snd 90 ofthe Guide nd the map Of the NewYork Central
Railway upon which represented sl the principal cities
Of the United States including tck,burg Jackson Memphis.
Ns.hvie, &c Again. by turning to pges l25 and l4 We
find the map of the Ssatoss and Lake Champsn route.
repe.entn4 Important pons Of interest accompanied oy
complete Tourist Guide.
As been repeatedly remarked by the press through
out the United States, The value that Appeons Railway
Guide 10 to all classes of the INTEL community cannot bs
ested by dollars aud cents copy should be placed In
the hands OF every ant enid In the country
ID. APPLETON CO., Publishers.
Nos 44J and AS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
LYONS

MAGNETIC IssBCr Powder
The original and certain vermin Erermnaor The eItraor
dnAry Effects of this article for killing Reaches Ants Bugr
Fles &C. and for preserving Fur. Cloths Furniture &C.
from Moths has been tested Tor years and rss
bls /. 10 free from Poison.
Beware ofimi.aons and coun!eFfst Each Task has the
signature Of f. Lyon.
Lyons Rs, Pills certain death to Rats and Mice. Sold by
all Druggist. and Furniture deaer.
DExAs g. BARNES & Co. Agents.
No 2O2 Broadway EswYork
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Martins Life Cordial.

Martins Life Cordial.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MORBUS CHOLERA INFANTUa. DYS-
EMERY. DIARRHEA, SUMMER COMPLAINT.
PAIN AND CRAMPS IN THE STOMACH. SOUR
STOMACH, and HEARTBURN.
Il tr.isy.. those di..sr.eabe symptom, OF DYSPEPSIA.
NAUSEA and RISING OF FOOD af'sr eating and ~
SOOTHING SYRUP tor CHILDREN it hs. no equal is
s.e. the bowels aays pain and under It's very SOOTHING
Gees child gently drops ito quiet sumber and swss
reeshed and nvsorated Is very pleasant TO the ,se snd
chreu !nUe. OF rcfu. 70 tske IT, cry the medicine
a,.r once t.ting IT, Cal for circular and read cerncsss
frc n such men Prof y. Z. Hll OF Brown Unyesy the
Rev Horace James Worcester Mss., now Chsplsn OF
the 25h s.achuett. snd Superintendent OF bsck' New.
tein n. { officers in the Army, and oiher. .
N B-Th. article warranted in the most obstinate
caes AID Agent. particularly requested bsck the
money where satisfactory evidence given that the msd'sns
hsslproved Intellectual
Agents In NewyoFk City:
II c. OAKLEY. No. Al PsTkrow.
=. {. WELLS Co.. No. us Franhin-G
RUSuTON 4 Co. No 10 As,or Hou's.
CASWELL. MACK Co. Fifth Avenue Hotel
WM. GREY. No 0l Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Kinpsiord's Oswego starch.

For the Laundry, audi
KINGsFORDS CORN STARCH,
FOR Puddings Custari, Blanc Mango Ice Cream. &c,.
AFFORD TIE BEST VALUE 10 THE CONSUMER
For fourteen years In universal use they have stood I'M
by any other Starch aud always bo depended upon
ss In every respect perfect.
Peremptory sale Of Land In Pelham. West.
chester County A parcel of twenty acres hsndsonoy
.tusted Of Pelham adjoining the premises of
Charles Couds esq viii be sold by tho Administrators Of
James Hay, deceased on FRIDAY, the Sd Of July at II
O'Clock. Terms easy
Tho $40 train ou the New.Hsveu BalrOad sOps q. Pei
hsnvtls, asak ths pIsmts>s
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
B,sE. OFoAsizEu USnrH Tm Acr fl't3-Ihe
following Is an i-al he, Of banks organized uLdei
tie - of INC{


following Is an ofi-al is, Of banks organized under
the act Of 1863.
Pys.,tlv,s.-F Fift H,'iol,l B.ns of rh sislgtia
P.at,Iyaua. %. ". Dsys lfssid-nii NJ VI Michlsl &c.
Ct.isf .
muni Abcn ffssiteut
S,w YoHr.-Fif,i Sa'i5nti Estt ofsyfsru.e Y. Y
Jld.ot Ff.sid-ui eeerr- Is. Leonard. Cashief
Orfo.-Fiul .lil4ua Bafk a. tlsyslsud. Ohio beoffr
" orr Iusicu Ffe,ifent, :. W. Cfittsndrr Cashier
ONO o-~scoid Ns4ousI halt Of tes".tuf, ohio Joseph
Psfaf, President n d. Huibli Cashier
OHfo-fiff National Bsni oi Dayton Ohio Simon b.h-
HAT Pf.d4rht, q u. Hafmab. tlshlcr
ono 0.~scord Nations Bsut - Dayton Ohio jonathan
Hafshilau rr.s .drut. ID. 4 keuch Cashie'
ono fret .nansi Bank of Fremont OAio s. Befcksd
Pref lent. A ~ ~ ~. Cashier.
IsDAsA-tlf,; Nations, Bank of Fort Wsyue. Indiana J.
ID S.tfmsr. President. ". Il. fisLer. CssbioT
ONO Plr Nat onul BAub Of four gsiowu Ohio, Henry
Msuuirs President. John Edward. Cashier
Mr,viDAN-fint Saiioual Baut q Ann Afh0r. Nichi.
gsu ' Chspin. Prssd-nt ChSr.s Richmond tssni~r.
PEsssrrvANtA-ilni National Bank " kre. IA }. 4
Spencer Pfes'drnt NJ Sanford Cs,hief
'Co,NgcTfotr.-tinst National Bans Of Stamford Conn.
H. N Humphrey, Pfcs.deut Charles ". Browne Caslof.
CoNsFofiCtTi fs National BtnI Of Ne~-hs'en. Conn.
H. 81 We'ch PI..ident william Msui.hfOp. Cashier.
Iowa Fifst Sston.i Bank Of davenport Iowa a. Cor
hin Pfesldont J. Clifford, Cashier
DECIxHGs E.ss CWduLsItOs -Sncs tho lat January.
1868 tue decline IN bsns ejaculation OF three cities 10
an ID ID cent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

Regulations for Procuring Substitutes.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

ILrisoIs ~ THr WAR.-The report Of the Adiu-
tant. General of the State shows that up TO JAN
Illinois has furnished the following troops snce the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Divtsieu.-

Union PnciHc KHHWHyI EHsttru DNUIVu'
GEN FREMONT President Of the Union Pscihc Railway.
Eastern Division has sppoin,ei SAMUEL HALLEIT CO.
sns Financial Agents Of the Company and for the pur'
pose Of increasing their ,e. has placed with them svas
able ash securities The Two Millions Of Do!Ar%
to remain with the Until the road completed snd 70
be used by them H. such they may deem bst cIca'
laed TO secure tho speedy completion OF the railway
I,lx 1 llfl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

FArsL ACCIuLST.--thRrlcs Gillespie boy
f through the trhway Of the No .. tuureh street
o-oIpsiby Nr Amber, last evening Of 3oeoes aud W"
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

RENEWAL Of TIE lEOIAN HOSIIl!TlfS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

MARIsE LossEs.-The losses this year from ordi-
nary dsasters and tie depredatons Of prvaeers are
IA foowH:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
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