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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-07-09
NPECR.EL NOTICES.

The cure of Diseases Of the Stomach and Liver is
easy matter ifHOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS are
used according the directions. Read the advertise
men in another column 2w5
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SSItuatIon sVanted.-The Subscriber, Farmer OF
~ many years experience, is DESTROYS OF obtaining
situation as overseer or tenant First rate farm
Is experienced in sng and feeding of Stock, butch~
ering and all work incident the carrying success
fully such a farm. Apply TO me at the Widow Wens,
of omers about miles west oftha City OF Ne
nosha, or at the office of the Kenosha Telegraph.
ROBERT THOMPSON.
July Ath, 1868. Two
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Kenosha Volunteers, Attention

There will be meeting OF the company on Tuesday
June 18th inst at oclo ck p. M, at the old Masonic
Hall. Every member is requested to be present. Or
dered by vote of the company. A. .. FOSTER,
Orderly.
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July Ath, 1868.
Lost,

On the Sixth of July inst, at the Chicago Miwau-
kee r. R. Depot a GOLD BRACELET. The finder will be
liberia lily rewarded by leaving It at the Post ONCE In
Kenosh. or handing it to the conductor OF the Keno
sha, Rock ord, & K. l. r r.
Kanosha Julv 7th l 63 1w5
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Sands Nathans' & Co.'s. Per-
forming Elephants, whose wonderful feats sur
pass any thing ever before witnessed, and
whose extreme docility and intelligence have
attracted the attention Of the most noted sa-
vans and students of National History And
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Apnearance
Amount
DInAAA1

Except as regards wheat the information is
too early to be reliable. The reports of this
crop for Western States are as follows:
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CHARACTERISTIC. The last number of the
Appleton Crescent speaking of the enrolment
troubles, says it has heard Of but one well
authenticated case. After general disclaim-
er the editor says:
eff opposition should occur, it will be but
the result of the theories and practices Of the
Abolition party"
This is characteristic of the honesty OF many
of our Democratic editors. Of course he
means to include the Republican party and
the present administration in the abolition
party" He wants to convey the idea that
Republicans are opposing the enrolment
This truthful editor continues:
1--WE haveno apprehensions that Democrats
will in any manner interfere with the laws
or the constituted authorities"
Bluff is undoubtedly good game, but 1t
don't always win, nor will it this time
There are many well authenticated instances
of opposition to the enrolment in this state,
and many more in Illinois, Indiana and OHIO
and in every case, that opposition comes from
Democrats, and no others.
We presume our Appleton contemporary was
honest, but he was troubled with nonenta
ry obhviousness of the truth.
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Holy
Chp) "U lie er1 M is not his like" This specimen of the brute
the P4dGne by
zon by order of the Vcer Egypt two thousand miles above Cairo on the White
and
Thousand D by G. Quick ESQ., with whom such arngnants have been made
4ronts which make C@1m Wo@do", this Gigantic
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The French Army in Possession OF ihs
City OfHHexicO.

ing interest. The French army, elated with
their success at Puebla, have pushed on rap
idly to the capital, and we now have a re-
port that the city was evacuated by the Mex
lean army on the 31st of May. The haste
with which the conservative leaders welcomed
the French invaders leaves but little room to
doubt a secret alliance between them and Ma
poleon. The French are prominently tri-
umphant. Louis Napole on's monstrous de
sire for empire is rapidly being realized; but
now that hehas conquered Mexico, the ques-
ton naturally occurs, 'what will he do with
it 2" We will wait and see.
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Additional Particulars of the SurRcuhe
of VicksburS.

Betaceen $4,000 and $4,000 prisoners tokea.
CAIRO, June S.
A bearer of dispatches from Gen. Grant ar
rived this morning. One division of the army
had marched in and taken possession Of Vicks-
burg before he left. Grant will not rest on
his laurels. Look out for more interesting
news from that quarter soon.
There were four divisions of rebel troops IN
Vicksburg, com manded by the following nam
ed officers Maj. Gen. c. L. Stevens Of Vir-
GINA; Maj. Gen. Forney, of Ala; Maj. Gen.
NJ. L. Smith, formerly of N. Y, but late of
Florida, and Brig. Gen. Bowen, of Missouri.
The number Of prisoners taken is between
"a, 600 and %, 600. They were all paroll ed
The reasons for this course are many satisfac-
tory, though it does not give favorable i'm
preston at first.
We have possession of every man and gun
IN the city. 1t is said that nearly one-thirl
Of the rebels are sick.
The victory at Helena is larger than report
ed yesterday. We have 1,26O prisoners, |
have not been able to get the exact losses vet.
They will not vary much from the estimates
of yesterday.
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E9~The latest accounts from the war In the
east render it probable that Lees entire reb-
el army will be destroyed.
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Ggs&enosBaGelegrap
Official Paper Of the City, County and Post Offi8
Thursday Morning, July 9, 1868

PrOprietOrs.
8 s. SCHoFF EDITOR
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Geo. e. Bailey & Co.'S. Grand
Circus, and world renowned Equestrian Troupe,
comprising The Star Riders of both Hemis-
pheres.
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CANDIDATE FOR GovERNoR.--We near the
name of Col. John C. Starkweather, mention
ed in connection with others ofthe Democrat
ic party, as a candidate for Governor OF this
State at the coming election. His name would
be less Objectionable than many that could
be offered by our opponents. The first in the
field from this State at the breaking out OF
rebellion, he is universally commendeo as
an able and gallant officer, and strong sup
porter of the administration III all It's meas
ureS for the suppression Of this rebellion.
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New YORK, July 6.

A Baltimore special to the Herald says:
'Over 5000 prisoners have arrived, and
Gen. Schenck has orders to prepare to receive
90 900 more. The road along the route of the
rebel retreat is strewn with abandoned wag
ons, cannon, small arms and camp equipage.
Gen. Couch, it appears formed junction
with Meade and the militia are slaughtering
and capturing the graybacls by regiments
and brigades. Not one tenth of Lees army
can get back to Dixie by theroute they came.
1t is not defeat for Lee, but a total and per-
foot roI1t
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STATEMENT OF the Kenosha County Bank, KenOsha
July 6tn, 1868.
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Victory at Helena Ark

S. WILLIAMS, Assistant Adjutant Gen
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TUESDAY, July 2l-G p. M

TUESDAY, July 2l-G Y. M.
There is no change to qnote in the money mar
ket. Call loans arc per cent. Mercantile
paper is in demand at per cent for prime names.
Debt certificates fraction better than yester.
day. The banks are free lenders to-day, and the
indications point 10 increased ease in the market
Gold opened this morning at l2s. rose to l29s4
fell back to 1876, sold in the afternoon at 1857
1857 1857. and closed at FIVE r. NJ. at abeut
1857 Exchange was at one time held at l42 q
l43; but in the afternoon the brokers all reported
bills dull at 1870. There was q good deal
Of realizing both in bills and in gold
this morning, added to which rumors Of
probable success on the Potomac and at Charles
ton operate against the bulls. People are openly
discussing the probability Of gold going TO par or
n nominal premium this summer, and though no
one who understands the case looks forward to
ANYTHING of the kind the mere fact that such
things are discussed has its effect on the market.
A fair amount Of business was done on the stock
Exchange this morning, without much change in
prices At the first board Eric was 4 per cent
higher than yesterday, and Michigan Central a,
while Harlem was u per cent lower, Illinois Gen.
trail a, New York Central u. Gaeua Il. The
other railway shares were pretty steady at yester-
Za
cent with very small sales Hudson River was
much more pleniifal to-day, and The shorts we're
able to make their deliveries without much trouble.
The price was X per cent hollow that Of last
evening. Ohio sad Mississippi oertissatss sold
at 80; the whole damage done hy Morggn's
raii win he repaired. understood, at a cost
of $500. pacAs Cc'usy Lead advanced x per cent
on selcs .. 90 shares; ttc company IL aaid to he
doing welt state stocks were no' very active
this morning; Missouri sixes rose x rcr cert.
Governments are h<m at a per cent advance. at
the close Of the morning board ne metsst be-
came dub, with some appearance Of weakness
in the Western shares AT the enc p. NJ call
Erie and Southern old strong, the rest a. tlle
marke, inec'ivc end tame. Tcrthwe tern d..
clincd :. per cent. ~ nc afternoon the cencra
mss..s wts love-. iric and sorthsyp cd. Tsscb
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THE TROUBLES ON STATEN ISLAND.

The Conflict ON Monday Night Between
the Military and Citfxens-Onc OF the
Soldiers Literally Disc embowelled-seve- m
raj Persons unded-ProceedIngs of
the Coroner, &c.. &c.
About six O'Clock Monday evening q conflict took
place between company OF the Eleventh New YORK Fire
Zouaves--,he late Colonel 0Brons regiment--nnd some
u the citizens Of Staten Island at place called "The
Wood Road,' situated about a quarter or mile below
the Vanderbilt landing which resulted In the death OF
two individuals and the wounding OF others
From information gained through several sources the
following appears 10 be as near true versiun q, the
affair could possibly be arrived at
II appears that considerable feeling wa manifested on
Monday by number Of people rcsicng the vicinity Of
The Wood Road against the Fire Zoasvcs having let
their camp New Dorp for New York IN obedience 10
eaers to help the suppression Of the di.ttrbsnccs
here The company already alluded returned 10 staten
Island by the I've O'Clock boat On Monday evening and
arriving at vaaderbt andog they stacked arms
they had TO wait an hosr ior the Three Of
the sudiers-onc Of whom was named John Cork,
and another william wAlsb--strolled down towards
The Wood Road 10 get some refreshment. taking
their arms with them After getting on little way
"sons OF bitches 10 nlc the sold ers repsd ths hev
we're not any such thing. whcrcur the men who accos
cd them srs~.i me signs q stt.cksos them The so,
ahead Of hts pursuers no whcsed mud pointed
hn piece at them. HIS comrade Cook, da lie
same, when both Ared simultaneously. Rv this
time crowd Of twenty or tAirty assembled and
melee occurred, In whcn wakh'5 bowels were c4 opcr
with some sharp instrument COOK stabbed IN ibs
clavice and ssapuia nnctug serieas injury OF the u
fortunate highly resrs~ blc IN. irors,isivr cld
man, named Charles Mufphi aener - Mr. l6arscnd
wmr shot tvoupb the h.sft ri - 4 tntprtlv u~ nd
neither hand, st nor fars n til trouble. which ssln
weri1ee the raying that the INT cert must somsss
snyer - we'll the guilty
nv this time alarm been ssen 10 the baanco 81,
the ,rcope. numbering scr-e eighty men who mad
pared themselves the and pvepar,tr IN
FOR cnrnp Tbqs whole company under command of
CAPTAIN isber WHO W alleged. grossly ntexlca,ed
a, tbc time. and had preyNtRiy used SONG ypry
exc,tIne language TO some of the bycstand.
crs lie Immediately ordered his 10 Jump
from, The ears and charge down 10 The Wood
Road. which they PROMPTLY DID. arin9 several vos,eyr
Z, ,boss assembled In that vicinity Some havoc wa,
the oonse lucnce, but IN impossible o. learn cxac,
cs cnt itc crowd theu scattered rupupg IN all drrc
tens aud we're pursvsa sons three siea ny tho m,s
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Port Of New YORK, July 81, 1868.
C,.EARsD
steamshp Panagsnei tnrl Bennett Kingston, ia. and
Ship american Union. Hubbard Liverpooi-Grinne Min.
Ship F'glia Ales.andra tAus). Pornanov,cn Dunkrk
ship Coaaneror Boute'le Havre-poyd Hincken
up,, B,rs s.ra Sophia tHamours, witt cronsadFuneh'
Bark " Wilson Pr). Pinmmer Cihr,ltar.Gro Francia
ssT sT RSss Sons
BARK Cahsrina tHaml, Rickmers Baltimore-funch,
PARK Mary Ann. siocur rl',abethport-H r Brown Co
Brig Aurora tBr). McDonrail Donegal, III > &C De
Brig Herman aiser, ttioland>. POtvcwyd,. Amsterdam
Bg sophie Henrie,te 'iano) Abers, Rio Graude-Ruser
Brs Palear tMesl. Bs,iste Taupco-- % X King Co.
Brig c,thayne 1Rr pfi1an Ba,oados-.isnss & &ionrh
Brig Phantom {Rrl csmpoell Gs. say,G Bslley
sSr ysTs s Gsss sssep D.%e
se sshr Fnr wsa' sGsa Mks abbott
Steamer r ociorara. 3eLanahlia. Balt'%ore "'''N
Steamer BelIingham Lowell PosIon
Steamship Georgia tBrl Glcnen. Liverpool July and
s$ H. "a S.a H$s 81:
stsamsnip Parkerseurr. sherwood Portland with mds.
ssp sailor Prince Or Of Landon wl's % Bomssy Fes
r s. and St @ ssSa az SS SS's1 . psss" & SAs
Hunter Of sosop 81 dsy. froS Calcutta ,or Falmouth r.
n well; apsssss ssSf 4. is' isss
Ion s s. e oa S % pcs fsS I'd fHs %
= DAYS hence OF cr Sasu-hsa sperieseea W wind
Equator and Cape Good uoIe. wAsrc sse had neasyw
and !zs pss.snsers wiiiams Onion Fad is deaths
Bark Columbia. Aisns, Malaga. June passed orsitsr
Bark AneGra cFr sard Vera Cruz. seeays Ia ,ass to
Brig Gssar Helene (Ham, oesern shan. hae Feb and
Hong Kong Marh ya - Thomas ~ DAYS. with teas and
Brig Leonard Kerry (Br Of Demarsrai Steele. Demarara
y.s n & E rin nsy Oh s ct ~ we shr ,a sdn.s 70 Hs
Havana tor New YORK h OF Cap Nas Ssf ohe hence
for Washington. The experienced lights WINDS the
Br Giraffe tBr, white eiace Bay cB, days. with coal
srs " woodruff, Fa,on Calais. 10 days. viii lumber
ss! A5e,e Kn!rs, Port Prince days with lorwood,
schr cline Hicks. Cat Island days with fruit
sshr France. Ar,emus Coin shuiee. Ms, " days with
g xaTrsy Nsphsw ls1 ns. lat 81 Ion n was boarded
ssr gs ciGss ss.en re Fss roy Rcs.
e, e,h if,h ms. lat ss 81 !. IS boarded ro Us
s1asss.s ses: s.%pe,; ..%ss Aassr; r"raer. vlrr,u.
fsn. hsssis ssy - i 90 @ s %s' ss
sGs ns Sss "a % s "rs % Fs
;as va. rsa ashore % ~ NE bar o. hs, s.s. :.
o.srSer. and we're srearS; . %. ror. -.
soop Rio trsnde Snead. Chfncoeaeue.
steamer Ellen Terry ~ \ transport). CnApiu. View
befu. Nc July tS Hatteras Inlet 18Th with and
senrers 10 \ Quartsrmseter.
steamer OctnrnrA. Mclaughlin Batnore
etesmer Novelty. thaw. Philsdepha.
Seawcr Ann Eiiya Jones. Philadelphia
stea,a er sea G. ~. Kcnaey. frovidcnce-
BELOW.
pa,S lralsn Belle.
Br o =,
Thee -, ~ and two brss, Unknown.
SAii.Ey
2n,-ships psnshrr. susrrla ridel.s sarhs Rorus-a
lnss toune d. chester. Drumn schr
gfell.
WIND At sunset wv
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a. o4Sc. ookc. for sound, 64c q s41sc. for unsomd
ana oac I0hc for yellow Western. inquired
or ~ oc 76c Rye continued In limited request e0c.
CoHxs was inactive a. our ouotations: ns:-E,o prime.
2shc good n No. 2sc.: fsir 2oh 40 z7c: ordinary
&c r 70 good eareoes, 2oc Java mats and bags a6
Domingo, 2sc a2okc stock Of Rio and santos to-day,
ssoV oags; Java coffee mats a.so7 Java coffee Gov.
Domingo, 660 jamaica TOO; other dsncrintions q ls5
Total mats and bags, I1e .969 49,
COTTON Was higher and sought SITTER with sales OF
1850 bales reported at 6oc n 6lc. for middncs.
IrH-All kinds were inactive and unsettled In price
FEATHERS were dull and nominal.
tREiGHTs we're moderately active. To liverpool there
were shipped $4,000 bushels grain o. SID. I'd by
American and neutral vessels; and 90 packages proyi
sions at 25s. To London 500 bbls. -four at 2s Sd
2 3D. To Penarh Roads IS 900 bushels grain for orders
on p. t. To Cork 20 900 bushels grain 6s. 41sd II
to Belfast, es Cd To Antwerp 900 bbls. -four at 3s
HnEs were dull and nominal
Hofs continued quiet nc l6c 21c.
LEATHER was selling slowly at irregular prices.
METALS were nominal in price and in limited demand.
MoLAssxs The demand was moderate and sales were
partly by auction Of $50 bbs New Orleans At
NAVAL STORES were dull including spirits turpentine, at
Ons.-The demand was mainly for refined petroleum
and linseed at adv ancing prices
FRovrloss Pork was steady at $l1 so $Il rs for
oid ana Sl3 so $B 10 for new mess $40 so $1l 26
ioI ola ana new prime: sales 800 bbs Beet continued
inactive, with sales OF only 220 bbs at 80 so $40 for
prime and $2 SO $14 for mess lard was In re.
f~oos Win sales OF 500 packages. Of
meats 100 packages chanred hands at IJsc a &c. for
shoulders and &c. $40 for hams Bacon continued in
active ut &c. TIC. Butter and cheese ruled quiet and
depressed. s
RICE was quite dull and unsettled
SEEDS wore very quiet. and nominal in price
SUGARS were IN fair demand and transpred OF $50
bids at 16c IL c. (mosty at aucton) for New Or
leans; l2c. for Porto Rico. and 1oc 10kc for Cuba
with 100 boxes Havana at IL hc 11Xc
TAIIOw.-There were 90 0O0 lbs disposed Of at exc
q 10c.
WmsKEY-Saes made OF 500 bbls. at 4bc. lsc.
TnnA Thnro o for fnrn hnfFa
deraneed Of exchanges sales are not large Sales
283 hhds. Kentucky at 10c. q 2lc.
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How THE NEw YovK HERALD GErs ArtuA, rs Co
THsroRARss 1t is admitted on oil sdcs that The
NEw YORK HERALD outsrips all the other newspapers In
this country 10 placing before It's readers the earliest
well as the most important news aoat How IL manages
10 do this secret known only to its cnterprisng pro
pr otor and the large and gencmany corps Of reporters
connected with the establishment The NEw YoRK FrR
AIDS accounts OF the late battles at Gettysburg
full and complete and so far in advance Of a s cotcp
porares TO excite the wonder and admiration OF the
whole country y.-F,ederick (Md) Unitn, Jfivls
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Tisceisa neous.

The wind yesterday m'~nnr fros the sw.
time u with great voIeaee but b~s me -raiei.
During strongest OF the Wind the y
dragged their anchors for short ,e; bu ryIr- out
chain. sending down yards ana hossng top.nsss cc
uaeed to hcl fse steamer Houdurss wrs tss crY
eyceptiou sdr 20 the nat,sy AMI
v~s pulled OF by four ssear,uga
te Surprise. ofani from Key wesi &ra ~ -,
shn and truck the Battery besch. she nssr
- .sos, lnof ) . nd. where she sanA
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Arrival of the Twslfth Rhode Island
and TwentyEevshih Connecticut Re-

me Seli,h Rhode Island regiment, Colonel George II.
Browne, arrived in this city yesterday morning from
Cincinnati After being quartered at the Battery, where
their comfort was attended to by Colonel Amy, they
were furnished transportation by him 90 the steamer
Commodore, and left for Providence at ore o'clock.
The Twenty seventh Connecticut regiment, Colonel
Bostwok, also arrived here Yesterday evening from
Washington. Ihev have been provided for by CNone
Almy nt the Battery barracks. and will eaye for New
Haven In the six O'Clock train this morning.
Both the above regiments were nine months men, the
former having in General Burnsides corps
The New York herald., 1863-07-22
I,aportant E,ped,tion 10 Pensacola. Fla.

General Ords Thirteenth army showed out toward
the Black river. and two divisions Of General Mcpher
sons Seventeenth army also moved in that direc
ton on the 9th and 7th. Whether their movement was
towards Mobile. or whether they Intended TO be
within supporting distance OF General sherman We are
unable to cay but this do know that about the
cath OF June Captain Mann of tho Fifth Illinois cavalry
with nftv picked Of that regiment started from
Grand Gulf on expedition towards Mobile. to
at Pcngacoa the object of which 20 destroy all com
muDicatlon between Jackson and Pensacola. Captain
Mann had not been heard from by General Grant up to
July ..
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wteat opened moderately active and rather higher but
closed duh. The days saies were li<ooo bushels. at
81 ss 81 so for white and 81 30 Ter ss~, and
~ "a ssi q for red winter wcsts-a, 81 r. ~ for
Nu aesee clnb and amber Iowa. ana 81 os 81 10 for
cf.a.o spaias. Corn fair demand, sales Lsvs,g
ts . maAe II I<6, 900 bualss lpsadiIs nassd wesssvn
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were firm, being exceptions. Hudson River fell to
i4O. We learn that the bulk Of the buyers on
sellers option have been notified that the stock
will be delivered tomorrow. The amount Of
business done n the afternoon was anall, and the
tone Of the market at the close was tame. The
following were the closing quotations Of the
day:-
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ThIrty-two Pound Shot Sent into Vil.
Iiamsburg from the Navy Yard.

On board Of the school ship Savannah at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard somewhat singular acciden, occurred yes
terday afternoon During the riots the guns had
been loaded and the charge still renamed In While
the instructor giving lessons yesterday afternoon
the pupils in the matter Of loading, firing, sighting
the gun off, the ball lodging in Williamsburg and
passing through two houses Fortunately person
hurt by the dscharge
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CRY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TrEDAY July 2I-6 =. "
asrxs-There were 70 bbls. pots sold at &C. Pearls
were unsterci.
psx,r~ ryys --rlour in fair demand at advancing
prices early in the day but was dull aud heavy tho
c,osc TIC days ralcs inciude .9no obs state and
western 40 Southern and 800 Canadian, within our re
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Contrib"bors Tor the Ssrrs s~0sr NJ
she Firm Ward.
" nv EDITOR ov rBF nxpAtn
N,v fo'., July q, 1904
Eooa Geo Dna ofrn fr . few philanthr.,ra, H.,
viduas 70 eoprisis ro-neisos 70 the snppc, !, a.,
destitute fesfVAs " chs Frth was great man. !.
tberr werc eltsely nanss - o. viaieyer they aO
scs-od and ae &c D. tfs Ip' tie oieTiiy n ,b.
goiic,rsa. crtr tia- sf ~tc.'cd 40 stsion
he.ac. ? .sIa Gir'@l. ft.Ll"lBROlY.
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Movements in Real Estate.
BY VIM. Kennedy.

movements In RenI Estate.
BY VIM. Kennedy
House and lot 90 Watt st. story and attic brick
house, 2oxae, lot s3,7oo
BY r. A. Chiffon.
House lot Fast 41st st.. north side, 4 story
brown stone house, 22xss 16,o7O
BY ]. Miller.
House and lot g. W. corner Bleecker and Morton sits
2story house. 13xh0. ...................... $3.50
House and lot north side 41st stst........... st. $50
House and lot adjoining. .............. 1850
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HAVANA, NASSAU, N. p. KINGSTON, JA., AND NEW
ORLEANS.
at3PM.
FoR NEW oRIEAxs--s,enmship George Washington from
New York Aug -. ats PM
Steamship Locust Point from New York July IS At Pm.
Steamship Evening Star from New York july at PM
Steamship Morning Star. from New York AugustS
For NASSAU AND HAvASA-Stcamshp Corsica, from New
York Aug.
foR KINGSTON, IA &cSteamship Pantagenet, from New
YORK July q. From Kingston ia, Ang3
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An letters anil packages intended for the NEW YoRK HERALD
should be sealed
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The Marine Bank has declared dividend of five
per cent, free of government tax, payable on the
lst of August; the Washington Insurance Compa-
ny an interest dividend Of three and q half Fer
cent, and Of one and half per cent from the back
profits, payable August l.
The aggregate exports Of produce and merchan-
disc, exclusive OF specie, for the past week was
81, ,2sl 1886.
The annexed statement shows the condition of
the Philadelphia banks as compared with those of
the nrac adnn ten uaaka.-