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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14
Amusemenls.

RARNUM" AMERICAN MIISEJrM
- E'EEf DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
Commeocing MONDAY. Jul, I3 1863
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
THE WORLD CHALLEN0EDiit
SECOND WEEK
i, sANFoRDs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
NEGRO MINsTRELs. DELINEAToRs.
COMIC OPERATIC PERFORMERS
In the country IL is compo.ed Of the best OF
TWO ENTIRE COMPANIES
the best dancers and comic operac srtists
INIMITABLE PERFORMANCES
r.,.~ EVERY EVENING at u
To be seen at all hours day and evening,
LIVING OURANG OUfAN0
VI WILD NAN OF THE WOODS.
an animal whose approach humanity coas that hoa
''"o' regard 'ne" .c c4suvc,,,,, sss
BETWEEN THE HUMAN AND sRJTE CREATION.
. TWO LIVING TIGER CATS,
the most beautiful little creatures in toe world
TWO MONSTER LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTORS
from Acs tho largest aud most formidable Ssrpents The
world
The Manager has engaged for short time oulv
ROBERT H0WDINs WONDERFUL
AUTOMATON WRITER
description OF which given In the obiosaphy ,hs
renowned French Necromance and which by far s1pases
in mechanical ingenuity anything ever attempted
ventive gsnius Of lDan.
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
exhibits his wonderful and sells bis greatly mprovs1
a DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MrNKs
The GRAND AQUARlA, Learned Seal, Sea Lion, Mon.
Besr Living AnacoDda Wax Figures aud Million othss
WondeIs
Adm ssion to all Is cents: Children under TO- IS centa
Tho Manager happy to inform his patrons that he be-
by which he sell them tickets TO tie
great Gallery Of Art No. 625 Broadway at 20 cents each
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Gtcamboais an0 Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

,,.,,. FOR BOSTON.
SMr4 Tf WHTE NAIIgA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
s9S % 19STS EV % & IF hs on E0STSS P
leave New York daily tSnndays excepted at O'Clock
from Pier No. g NG,9 Rive, e. 9 foot Of ve',y't
above point. via Norwich Worcester Boston Woce'tet
h. 5. MARTIN Agent. on the Pier.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
i PORT and FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
:Ssy r6EsbaY and sAfU.px
Ssssk P M ard ias hMrRE sTAIE Cap. Bsyon
ig WsIe'af NO room, will be regarded a. secured to
picsnt until the shall have BE- paid for
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through with great dispatch
WIN. BORDEN. Agent. Nos 20 and II we.tst
CENTRAL RAILROAD of fNEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of Court at Hampton
Junction with tue Delaware Lsckswsnna and Western Rail
road ana at Es'ton with the Lehigh Valley Railroad andi'
copneoons TO mi direct line to Pittsburgh and the We
STRiNG ARRANGEMEN NT-C Commencing April 40. 1859
HARSIsBrRs E1PKE..-At 6 a. m. lor Ea.ton. RsadInz
Pot svilIe H.ni,bnrs Msuch Chunk. wiIismsport
MAI TRAIS-At IN. for EAs,on wster Gap. Scranton
GIea, Bend. rntstOn; Biosbsm,On wilte.barre &c.
hamsp port, Readia g fottsvlle Harrisburg Io-
$50 N-for Esstou. Bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch
cor N-For sOmeryile
$40 P. N-For Somervilo
TIN WESTERN FxrREss-For Es'ton. Allentown, Read
nr Harrisburg Pi,t,buTyh and the West Sleeping from
Express TRAIN HARRsBURG-The . m Express
Tnin from NewYoTk arrives Harrisburg a, connect
ng Eat and West Pennsylvania Central Railroad North
-n Central Railroad North and South, and with the Cumbs
land Valley Railrosd -
THE THRouaH EyraRss TRAM FoR THs WE'r leaves
New -YoIk Of daily Sundays sxcepted) making coss
connection at Harrisburg With Pennsy Rarosiwith
saass oes to Pittsburgh snd but one to Cincinnati aai
Chcs.o. Two hour time 10 saved bv taking this tr.in
ELII.SKIHroRr AND Nxw-Yosk fgERr-Leeve New. fot
from Pier No q North River at $3.50 IN l:n. i;IO aad
The boats stop BERGEN Point and Msners Harbor every
Tip each way. JOSIAH y. sTEARhs. Superintendent
ERlE RAILWAY.-Passenger trans.
IL ia H.. EIpre" for Buffalo
$50 = Milk daily ior Onsvihs
pm way for ods'ii., Ns~burIs and w.rwie.
tp. ~ Night kIpress, daily. for Dunkrt Buffalo Koch
e'iei Csnandsgna aud principal station. Train Of ssuI
day through Buffalo, but does not run to Dunik.
n'' LING CHAs. MiNoT General Superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL
i L BANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NoRtTH tbs s9d @s. wksT Trains leave; From so,b..
EIpre.. and 10 M .nd,, 7:a7 lo:a1 IN. and 3:57 nj
Troy and ilb.ny with sleep. lO:s7 pm.
POushIeep,ie tram. rs 1881 NJ and a:,s snds:1f
Pe.i.iil tn train lio '.H, and il:si m, t.arm
f.s-ss"u Ssf s5.. ''s''i s. i'nPn = nj 20
r,se NAV h, prer.d A. ,ny Of the Office. OF Wsstcor.
Express in N.w.York aud BrooGyn aod b.ssse ch.okod
the house to all points he road aod to as.sott spnsa
| ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-INCREASED
II AC ONMpDAfiON.-L Jsnesshp and foot OF
snas: for J.nao. MineoA Je'u'.l m aud al >tA ions
ess to Greenport tor I,hp At $3.50 and 80 for
Rempsiesd at u.. II IN. $3.50, 40 srd p SUE
,'son. to YsphAnE eIeurson rss' rssOrninE. leaves
y.
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pt,s'ir'' ,I nl0Vf Itsl HAM a. s4asd - Chp'sr
., ii s1 10 sa4fdsJ tie llth a.J q ~ ~
A,-s.s tmol b u .us Dgass is' y
As~fa ha7r.
O.
A,ss Dep <'""~.'<f
C, .nl coss'- hnsftf fsrfa cs'tfs of 80
sni Drovr iu t-p- snf nat hs
.avs ,t.isnsn - coffc Z, eise sna ye0
u iLhitis Cssser
s-ora bsafs a.. tbs nth d.y q Joy, l~l ~
q 10 T.flss gInni.sl1n,f of nsejs
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lNOR NewOurgh, West Point, Poughkeeps Sic.
II and Rondout Steamer Mary Powell leave pier foot
Jsy-.t every 81 O'Clock for W,, Point New
buTgh PoUgbteepsie, and kondOut.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

'ECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
ORD connecting with Railroad to SPRINGFIELD
, iAMPTON, BILLIONS FALLS BhATILL-
g. &c Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves fecL.lp
a Monosy "wednesday, and Friday. steamer CITY
,.RTFORD leaves PecKsp At y. H., Tuesday
lsafy and Saturday.
The Of this line ts.elss Ssund STEAMERS and are
,omu sDded by competent and experienced officers.
q NewYoTk May IS 1863
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Chemical Bank.-StAten-ut OF the Cur ,iiNA Az
BGsL ..eguf,d ~ Chapter La. VI j LOT tue ~esa eAdhs
sauflsy IltA dsy 81 Juy, lfi ...., ,.-
ol aLd psc1uuis
Ay~.r sno1ni u ,teor ="
Afuu
Ave snlount 81 Degcss ~, - = :.
sworn d-p shove 'eeni 80. !" W s AZ o"
ny tu0~ieisr and beiet " " "H+'''+''' ~'''
srOrn beIt' He ~ ~" ' " Al q I.llr.r Nn,ArY rahNc
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IRVING HALL.-THE STEREOPTICON.
POSITIVELY THE LAST EXHIBITIONS
Of this great Of Art will take place during the coming
week when on EACH EyESING. and on "EDSEsUAH
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, will be presented series
of NEW AND BRILLIANT PROGRAMMES, togethoe
with Local Views aAd SGauafy haaoachs as'rstions os
josthe's Poem OF
REYNARD, THE FOX ~
COLOSSAL PORTRAITS or GEMS. MEADE AND
GRANT
MARCH OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
Tickets 25c. Children. l5c Family Tickets admittlng a1
per.onsL 81 Doors open al q commeooe at 0clock
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n.sgcTasics. !. HANkIS3 ASSOCIATION. % he CO Of seE
~ Il .s- y Ctagf~r is'. of '1 o. the week enins
g.f.f.as 90 iItl t.T U' ~ i7ci ..... -.
s,-rs- A4sani t1s,, ani Dcolut. sf1ep.5t ~
- - a '. n c'--.i.,-ea ............ stIei 90
Hf Deposit
CO afr i0-t L. ia " foaiA Cab ~ o -
a. 49,. H.nn iaiY ss1fu t,poss Ard ,a1 h.
~, irrrf to ths 5.si kg1vietsr and belief
~ JAS ~ FONDA. Cashisr.
so,sry Puhle.
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Greenwich Bank.-Statement Of the GREENWICH
BANk the CITY OF Ssv required By Chper OF
ss for the week ending SATURDAY. the fifth day Of July l-3;
Aversse amount OF osns and Dlcouuis s5OsffO 40
Average amount o. sr- and Specie Cefthcaes.. S361 6s
amount Of cruon S,l3s 40
CITY snl County Of E,~yok, William Hawes, Cashier
Of the Gf-enh B.ni Yors beng duty depse
and that the above IN the best suowese
snihe WILLIAM HAWES Cashier.
sworn before ne M, iIth day Of July. Is,5.
w WsusLr.aur, notary Pubc
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Uroadwny Bauk.-S.at~.uelt ~ the bhpAp" Al
rhsh rl ~ tts.frf D ia-s - tF-- ~ ' r' $3.50
sttutsJ. $3.50 lsy ol JAY tsa - -. 49,,
80 uaso4a. ---- rSl-ss"i .
49,. -, :
Average trsalf ~ brser -
90, "a Ca.nfy ol - t'rfff ssa-f q" -
H.si tai - no a''' 'l,N
~ l. LrIAITI. C.tsf
'-''I '' Ma, R..,. sI'ary Fahc
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OF tAe MANUFACTURERS ASD MEHCHASIs' BSkats
Gar ~ Chsp'ef o Laws o 49, or the -ndnf saturday 10
ilih asy 81 jay 100 =.
q Is,s snl .oouu e1S9scIb ~
Af.r.s- asssnt q see,i. I2y.Sts 81
AF-fas- 'nfphf - tftn aon ~
Of DepGfs 20
C sni C04u'r 81 N~~ fort. Hi'ie'ion 'A.hrf o. Ne
sni sasns Bsst be duT '~ora deo sne p
so', The best u t9.ile ana be
b,f A hAsTfRiOS, csshirr
s-ofs be'ors thu 18th Jay Of July ia
W ~ Pesr, notary Pubic.
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REPUBLIC Ss iaft required ~ chgtsr 80
a- lsl tf TIE srts ssf4dsy ne lita 80 - r.
Lsas 80 DECO loso.ooc Z
f
500. f l.,s VO
Cy sd Coany Ns- Toi.. u " fll. cN~nirf 80 &C.
tsy l~1-s 49, 80 -s ie a. 80
,iai,msai o,sfcf ne tssto tug- a 81 p ..
s-sfs leoss ne d., .s.A ~ n JOY. I-a
Ts.t.f css,' j.. Sl'a1 Futl-
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LEATHER MANUFACTURERS BASh Of the City Of New York
Chapter the ending SATURDAY,
he nth day o July, 1853;
Loans and Dcouu eY.S2o,5ts ~
of Spe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6I1,1yJ Al
Average anpnn OF Circulation OF the late Leather
snd County Of New J. Nicholas Pam Cashier
the Lhe' hsnuuf.fs Bnk duly d-po- and that
correct the e- ant be
N y PALMER, Cashier
Sworn before M th, 18th Day OF July. lsl
F,sp,uc Bull. Notary Public
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-lNCRE
4 AC ONMpDAfiON.-B-Av- JanesslD and foot Of
HtA y. X at IN. TO Gfernport Iins al al StstoHs
sud "a for Jamaica MineoA Jetussl aud 81. >ta ions
to Greenport toT l,p at $3.50 and $3.50 for
syosset II a. $50 snd fr Jamaica s"d
hemp.tead al u1.. II M. $3.50, 4:p srd Sur
day Excursion rsu at 95 from Ah-s, tst'ppins at
es;on to isphAnE excursion rass resprninE leaves
Ysphank Gt 2:f5 r. JamAIos Acc, mmOdaaon Ifaln
l,-D.....In and .-lnulth-.t. al 3 80
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irving Bauk.-Stat.msnt of lkNltU BANK, az re-
CURED Law, Of the ending Saturday hs
.i'h das Of July, lrsJi
As-rsse II Loan, and D.coun,s
II sp-c- sJ,SlJ
Au1ant Of I.,s25
Ayerase .npunt oi Depbnt IO<o'iV'
Crysni Of Yo Dams " B,rihoi, Cashier o.
.n duly d-pp.e sni hat the sto.e state
me ti,c correct. DANIEL v ~ BERTHOLF Cashier.
sworn b-for. th. 18th day of July. lsss
Oss ir No.
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Peoples Bank.-s,s,sment Of the PEOPLES BANh,
required ~ Chapter - Laws oi 100" o '"e WA
,ni.ns Saturday. the nth day of July, 1853 =.
average amount and scOunta... ef0t.9es Ss
san1an - $3.50 30
I'D coan,y OF NV Yors Godfrey W Lake Presdenr
Of III Peope Bank being duly sworn, dep.s and cay a tr
49,, correct best OF kn0wedge hnd DrHel
A'''' q. W. LEAKE, Cashier.
sN0fh Oo'o'e i"e WIS ~ ' " G.o P.,,o., Notary Public.
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nank of lhc New.York Dry Deck Compnny.
Bank OF the st.te of New-YorL. .-st.'emea,

tn BASk OF 1HE .TATE or sES YOItK. Csy ss-
Chagi~f La-s ln -ert eulins
Saturday ths ilth d'y July, iss3 - 49,
t~h AMI Doan tJoss.ie. OK
A.sfa- smoun Of secs IaIJ..gI -
Average amount o tfeu aou lss'".s w
Cty County ". Dlsr. cAser Of NE
Bsni rofl u Cir Ne- ius, t.ns day
,-orn d-go.- o. ibs best Of
nayk kDlsc1ss and lehsL q. W. DJlh t-4tcf
sworb beiof, ne tlls 18Th day of Jolly i11
J L.-.ses sto.,o.. so'sfy Puhhr
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Enst River Bank.-Stssmeut OF the EAST hiNEh
u.sE I,grd b. Ch.Vsf Laws Of 1885, of Tho ~sss eHdHs
Saturday the nth day Of JOY, lnSi .-,- 900 m
hy,r,ss ,noun Of Loans snd ,counls ~ ."
hFefHss snS'ln, ~ opa,.,.n .......... rI,Osx 40
ofD
CIV and County New ioh WIN Cnmin 's'nr' w
Bsnk, beng duly -~ob dsp'.o ana sp MS ' s
"e"" ''''''' S. CARMAS. cAshisr.
Sworn beGae the III. iIth day II July. is3 M.
J-o.v Vas. O.ps.. Cosnm4ssaonsf 81 DssaA
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Rank of the Commonwealth.-,tatgme OF the

BANK required BY Chapier 40 Laws
is sect -uias Saturday The llih Jay o Juy -
Of Loans aud D.counts t<,Ol9SxS ~,
A,-far- anrguutof spece ce.............. DsI.GOs 1s
Iy-f,s. amoun,o of 2Jo,Is bo
amounted
GcoT.r Ellis CAsncr of the Bsnt Of the Commonwealth bn
sworn, depo-e esos ,tsiemen uaeio
the o. nv ani b-h-f GEORGE ELLIS. Cashier
sub,erbed and the l3tl day OF j. }. s.1
rupE.ic HuLL k0'sfy rubic
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Continental Bnnk.-StNtencnt OF tho CONIlShS- ,S
i.E I A.. cty f Nrw Yot required BY Chapter 30 l~
t m m. s-ri gsaardJ morahs the leh day iJGJ Ji
h'eiss' ., , y, so-,. ............... goG. 80 %
Of Circulation ~ ~" ~
,ssI Cant, Of New Yoo 49, y w Talman Cashier Of The
Cou.I IA. duy do.e ana J maj inc a"''o
4. ,otf,et 10 the my edge aud belci
"@'''"'"' " h W. IALMAS Cashef
' EBrsY cossr, t Notary Public
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

L'OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD a'1
\ SPRINGFIELD STEAMBOAT AND KAlLRoAe
CONNECTION. The CONTINENTAL leaves Peci slip
Esst hlver at 3:l5 D N. NIGHT LINE.-Iho ELM CITY
bsayts tt Ii O'clock y. m., Sundays excsyted.
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Hanover erBank.-Si,t-m.ntn Of the HANOXEK bANI

hHuONer DHuk.- OI ths hANO' Eh DhNh
New York Chapter Laws lsj3 the week end
ina saturday, the nth day Of July 1858;
OF Loans Discounts tJD -
Average amount OF Specs IyO.?O1 s2
Average amount Of Crcu 1Oi 300 90
CITY and County Of New foi Thomas l. Iayo Cashier OF
the Hanover Bank New io duly d-poe and that the
correct Of my tno~ese and belief
ThOS. I. TAYLOR, Casher
Sworn before me this 18th day Of Juy 1853.
jas w Han. Notary Pubic
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

LNUK BKIDUEPUKT-UAIL1 LINE.-Ihc
u steamer BbIDGEPOKT leaves PecA.slil Pier No. p
Lest River Daily a. u O'Clock git taken on III,
Wharf all day Arriving IN Bridgeport IN tine TO conuoc'
~ilh Housstopic kansatuck new Haven Sd Hartford
,ilroacs. Also, the Shore Line Ssybrook and New
..1f don. vEO w. COhLIEh agent
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ERlE RAlLWAY.-Passenger trains.
~ a m, EIpre" for Buffalo
$50 III. Milk. daily. for OBvins
10 . u. iaii nars.0
fpm Way. for OHs,ine, NewburEh and Wuwiot
tp m, Night kIpress daily. for Dunkirk Buffalo Koch
Cspadsigua aud principal stations Train Of SauT
day through Buffalo hut does to Dunkrk
p m, Emig gIart tar n1' XIX
CHAS MlNOT General SUPERB rntendsnt
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Bank Statements.

American ENch1uRe Bank.-Ststement Of the
AMERICA EXCHANGE BANK y required by Chapter 40
for the seet ending Saturday Ilt july
OF Loan. and Discounts Is f,4O2 O2
Average amount Of Specie 1i1'.-sS "
Average amount CIRCULATION .......... g5.X6i 90
smount OF Deposits g,G16k|I 80
l. r. Murray Arlrf
Bank Nes Yot beng duly depoe and that
statements correct TO the best Of my ani e
D. MURRAY, Cssasr
Sworn before this 18th DAY Of July. 1869.
FEfbsao BUIt, Notary Pubic
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IMPORTERS ASD TRADERS BANK required ~ Chapter 80,
Laws eniBs saturday litu day Of Juy
.nouut IL Loan. and 90
amount OF sprfie
,re~.sr amount Of sJ,OyS 90
CITY and County of s- York james Bne Cashier OF the
Ifsders Bsnt dy d-9., and that the
OF tno- els- n4 bsteL
JAMES BUELL. Cashier
s-orn be'ose the this I,h day Of July ii,;
Hsssr Golbsxfrn. Notary Public
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

<,ARATOGA and LAKE GEORGE.-IlUD-
EJ son RIVER RAILROAD Exp.en Trains leave Cal ,
S saa lOs "a arriving IN Saratoga In time for diner
and ties
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SWISS SHOOTING FESTlVAL.-A great
- Swiss Shooting Festival will take place G JONES
WOOD, on ..,..,,
WEDNESDAY, Sept l6,
THURSDAY, Sept. II,
FRIDAY Sept. 10.
SATURDAY, sep. 49, 1859.
The proceeds Of which be distributed to the widows
and ,oh.ns OF the soldiers killed during this
Rebellion Donations Of money sDy articles tbss
will be conducive the relief Of the families Of the sslsns
who have offered their lives tns
shrine Of their adopted country, will thsnsfuy
eeved by undesned members OF the Donsiion Com.
p Tn, programme OF performance will be similar to those
held i1 Switzerland every two years, well known a. the
Federal Shooting Festival .
Ne most respectfully invite all without reference to attend
h. affair and further s patriotic and praise
A HUNGERBUHLER. No 6sl Broadway.
c. ZEIGLER, No. - Neseyst
NJ SCHINTZ. No Is Forsythst
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GrOrers' 'bank.-Staternent, ,f the ORO Els bANh.
uthe CITY New os required ~ tbaef 40 Laws boJ ipf
the week en- lns saturday, the th day OF July, 1903 - - -
Avefese amount Of Loans and Discounts sI
Avefess amount VI Specie gs.A6l bJ
Averase amount o. Cucuion. Il,icO w
Cry and County o New York samuel White CASHIER Of IN,
Groces Bank, the City New da sworn d-pe ana
hat the above the best Of AMI
belief SAMUEL B. WHITE. Cashier.
Sworn before ms this 18th day ofJuly. ls3 80
Public
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

Bank Of America.-Slatement of the BANK OF
AMERICA by Chapter go Laws OF 1885, for the week end
ing saturday the lith dsy Of july. 1853;
Loans and Discounts $50 G,S 30
Average amount OF 1850 90
Average amount 81 Deppsiis
Couuy New WIN. L. Jsnsus CASHIER OF the
Auenc. duly srmed depo.e that the above
statement correct, ms eise and belle.
WIN I. JENKINS, Cashier.
F,.ss,lo BetL Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

VI irInc B1nk.-Nt'iement ~ ths MNNINE bANN.
,.r~gursi ~ Chssr 80 Laws o. Ioi f the wees eHs a
s.fuiasy il. asa tsT Of - }. 1875 ... -.
Of iosu. aud Dsoyrs IVbbs w
1,.,s., A-ofnt OF S~ce ................ 1000; Oo
of Crcaianon rrfssI ~
Cfrsni Govt, ss- Dc t.ms'f Cstrr ~ ihe
fp t1r dse srdssy ,h toe so"'s
..trn.nf correct, % lle lrlseiss sut teir
J DE LAMATER, Cashier
s-ors bsfor. III. I5th d.y d Jay. Is.A
Is Hrrsss Notary Puhhc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

,, NJ uASiCs kSD Traders BANk fcsrlfes ~ ch,gi
0I..o s of he sssi saAps ssiaf1y ihe 'n Gay o. '''
ana on
.,-,as, .~1ari n fIosn, ard DISCOUNTS sioosso. &.
Aser
Df
Av@fE Es-an
Cfysai Coua of iot l. Geo W foar s'hlef !. tAs
dIy ssnfn d-g~~ and az us' NE
oEO ". tOULk, CashSsr
s.o,s bsf,f. ne u 18th day n JllJ. i.si ,
Ps.ssucs Hrsu3s. Comfnisoucr ~ peefs
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NICHOLAS required ny Chsgs. 40 LAWS VI io@ N
49, ,.I end ns s,turfsy. the llth day Of July, 1888
r. s,nonnt ~ sperr ............... Itf5ly ~
..,o.n, - C'rru.ton .........- s6.66t 90
- sn,o-n, ~ n.po,l,. ............. l.521.6OO
CITY ani County seE Tors Archibald Pa .hnrst Ca-
the saint Nichols Bank being duly sworn drp ST. %
,ha, going true 70 nc DIT 9 ny
and belief - Ann,' n, rs r'' 80 '
ROssss fLrrts, Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-14

PhPuiX Buuk.-Statement ~ tne fnrNiN
CIV required by Chapter 40 Laws oi ioo' io Tue
wei ending Saturday the ith day Of July, iso. . -
Average amount Of LOsns snd Discounts stt.too q
tre,ssr saount of Cir-naop ............. 3J12s 90
.s,,.ss ssnonnt of D,onsts 635ys14 90
CIV and County of New fors Peter NJ Bryon Csh,er
t Phenx being duly drpOss and cay thst hs
aoge sssnlen u the best of kn9weg ana oeL
p NJ BRYSoN. CASHIER.
ssoru before IN this 18th dsy Of July. ists MI,
Isos sosus,s. Notary Public.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-04
How the Presidential Election
~ a. he managed.

"X ne able correspondent Of the Chicago
Times writing from washingtou, under
date Of November 25th, gives The follow.
ing in regard to the manner in which the Abo-
ltionis,s are going to retain their hold on
power. He says;
months ago sounded the note of alarm
in regard TO the airoeious designs of the Ad.
ninisiraton in regard to the next Presiden-
tial election; aud asked Does any one really
believe that we will ever be allowed 10 have
another Presidential election Every week
since then the designs Of the Administration
on that subject have been assuming more
definite shape and complexion, until now II is
plainly evident that il has been determined
by Abraham Lincoln that he will retain his
present position for another term of four years
that he will permit the forms of a Presidential
election 10 be gone through with as usual ;
but that he will take such measures that no
one will be allowed to vote except those who
will yoto for him. To have no election at a l.,
and to proclaim himself perpetual Dictator,
would be n simple process. But he does not
dare TO take that step yet. The mode that
have Indicated while il will preserve the shad-
ow of free election, will be but mockery,
but it will be equally sure to carry the pre-
tended election in his favor.
Let it be remembered that, although can
didate for President OF the United States will
be voted for, yet really that candidate will on
| lJ be Voted for IN Me Northern States This,
at once, greatly simplifes matters, and takes
of the immense vote that would be cast against
him at the South. Then all that will be nec-
essary will be to pursue, in all the doubtful
States, the same course that was recently pur.
sued in Maryland and Delaware In States
that are known to be safe for the Republicans
even this will not be necessary But in all
the States where a heavy Democratic vote
would otherwise be cast the army will be pres
ent, as it was present in Maryland 1t was
illegal to prescribe a test oath to the voters OF
Maryland. 1t will be no more illegal to exact
test oath of the voters Of Illinois, of New
York, of Ohio, Of Pennsylvania In this way,
and by other means, the Democratic vote OF
the North will be smothered and Abraham Lin.
coin be declared elected for another term. -
Such is the programme which has been agreed
on by the leaders Of the Republican party, in
order to perpetuate their sway to prolong the
war, and to overthrow the Constitution and
the liberties Of the country
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-04
TuE nOoTpINns WE ADVOCATE.

ssEoual and exact justice 10 all men, OF whatever
atatr or persiasion, religious or poiiucai .
Pence. commerce, ans honest irendsniP WIN "'
nations entangling alliances with nonei .
Ths tnpp9ri II ne State 6opeihiasn's ~ o. h'ol
r5hfs a. the most competent administrations or our
domestic concerns, and the snrest bulSarks against
anti rcpubl can tendencies L. IA,
The prsseryation Of the general government IN -
whole const itiona vigOr the sheet anchor OF our
peace at home and safety abroad 49,.
Jealous care OF the right OF election oy the Peo'
pe ,.-- ,t., 80, t,,
ped by the sword Of revolution, where peaesAoe iene
dies are unProyided; .-, . ., A., .,.
Absolute acautesotnce in the decisions OF the ma
IoTy tho vital principle Of republics nom whch Is
no appeal but TO lorca, the vital principle and lhh"o
ate parent OF despoiismi 49,. ....
we'll disciplined militia our best reliance IN peace
and for the first moments ofwar, uu regulars may re-
The supremacy OF the cyll over the military au'
shorty;
ECONOMY in the public expense, that labor may he
lightly hardened; -
The honest payment Of our debts, and sacred pre-
aervation of the public faith; -
Encouragement ofaguculture, and ofcommeree as
its handmaid; ~
The fusion Conformation, and Arragnmenl OF all
Ahuset at the bar Of public reason
Freedom Of religion,
FnIEpOA rHE PREss; .
And fres ofpsrson under thi protection OF the HA
BEks cORPUs;
And trial by iuries mpartally selected.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-04
Very Clever.

The pastor Of one Of the churches of this
city, says the Syracuse Journal, was catechis-
ing the pupils OF the Sabbath School, and ask
ed them, among other questions,
"Where is God ?"
Various answers were returned by the chill
dren, after which the minister proceeded to
explain the omniscience Of the Deity, cOnclud-
ing his remarks with the admonition
Remember, dear children, that God is
everywhere"
The words had hardly escaped his lips, when
roguish little fellow rose up and said to the
pastor:
please, sir, did you say that God was every
whereH
Yes, my SOM everywhere
'Is he in my poeket2"
"1 es, he is in your pocket
"Well, guess I've got you there" was the
triumphant retort, "cause | hain't got any
pocket"