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, 1863-11-01
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ITO r E N IA pleasant room,
l. bic for Rer tlevA7 AID vie and NO atn-
Kle looms. with b1aTd can be ottste6 b. Rpp1MX 1t
IS s1eet. two doo3 west Of &5sAa Avtoua.
FOL p1l5It
TO RENT-A Cottage, with five
j. roets, nostAssst cornsE Of Linden ens Hu.lbut
stssete, EnIth Eide. Inquire Of a. :. khoWK. 81
Eou1h Clik attest. no1 pt97 st
ITO RENT-House to rent and
l. furniture for safe, A comfortable A~d coure-
niect he nso 70 Feat and frTura ser eale Immediate
po.testSa RlFsn Apply II 1a8 Madison assesE thtrd
aoof 0ess u CiAE. Eoi p2ks-t
ITO RENTAL elegant Dwellicg
Il House and deatfsb.e prsuai<ss {oeisr m eatt:u
biock) sfneto IN tae West D.Enion Of toa casy
oCs1 r132 4: D. J. ELY.
, 1863-11-01

n q e 8 A L E-Great Bargaine.
L . no scses Of Land on Tho lina 81 tbs Lozsas.
tort Peoria nd BuIETE Etou Ht1ffoA3 In LlslrE1tou
County IInsoi1 Thete Lsnds 40 u tho btat section
Of the eta&a, high and rolling. md wurl A1Gpse1 to
hfee eilsa Of rails ,sa ss.ona Ch*tsxorta and Fo:
a3d u $40 per acre. oQe t;lh and sbe h%lsncea
or Jear9. N I1nuA1 payments II par cent. IN
erest II ese II Beet Sugar NA uixcsofY It Cn4tA-
Eorth IN suseesstel alton No bctar lands II tho
Stase AdtIess Of spplJ 10 D. 4 PRAHsOE6 Ii6
EhA6No1t1. mln14. oc4nn7t2E
, 1863-11-01

WonEa's LOYAL LEAouE.-There wilt DO
nee.tog Of tho Women's Loyal League. at tho
Young Meas G. A. Rooms, on Monday, octobsr
"a. At o'clock p. m. We hope the members aud
Others wishing 10 join, VII! be present.
, 1863-11-01

A DINNER TO THE IsvAL1D SoLDrERs-It
IL proposed uy some Of our citizens to giro tho
invalid soldle1s at present in the city chauce to
sit Attic well laden Bryan Hall table uaxt week.
OF course the tables ara fec to them It any time
but 1t IL designed to make this special occasion
ThoEe Who Wish to contribute towards this object
ehou1d leave names and enma at the Sanitary
Rooms. Let It be made complete SUCCESS, and
let the gallant felowa in our home hospitals feel
that out cit.Eens appreciate them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-04-23

Warren. Commodore Mutt and Miss Warren's sister.
The whole party were elegantly dressed. All the
audience rose to their feet, and greeted the bride and
bridegroom with loud laughter, amid the cries Of
Hush. hush - The pews were abandoned, and
the company in the side aises rushed up TO the front
to get a view Of the bridal eremonies. On q plat
form raised for the party, which brought them in
full view of the company, the quartet,e stood. \
clergyman from Bridgeport called upon the concourse
TO show cause why = this man and woman" should
not be married. The service endei-the organ
sounded-the husband and wife marched out 10 the
carriage-and, amid the shouts and cheers Of the
assembled thousands. drove on TO their rooms.
The little couple are now on their bridal tour.
Tom Thumb is 81 years old, stands 80 inches high,
and weighs 30 pounds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-04-23

The n~uptials Of the Hlliputians were celebrated il
Grace Church. Bishop Potter promised to ofhciate,
but at last refused because Barnum vas at the bot
tom Of the arrangement. \ great crowd assembled
around the church, and all the dwellings that COM
mand a view Of it, were filed with people. The
scene inside the church i thus described.
Many Of the party were in full dress, but a large
number were in their common dress. The audience
was large, but the house was not full. Many ladies
were most ellbOrateiy dressed, and a dress ball for
the opera seemed transferred to the temple.
At a given signal. the bridal party came IN, cen
sistng Of the fathers and mothers of the bride aud
bridegroom, and Mr.. Barnum and family, and took
the pews in front of the chaucel kept for them.
Then the little party came in-Tom Thumb and Miss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-04-23

was always unhappy during his absence. En-
bOldened by this encouragement, ne soon after
- popped the question:, 10 which his dear little
sweetheart replied that she loved him. but could
not consent to marry him without the consent
of her parents. and you know added she,
very wittily, - that mother objects to your
m0ustache.'
.. As for that" replied the General, Il viii
cut that of and my ears also, if that viii induce
you 70 answer my question in the affirmative"
i messenger was at once sent 10 the residence
Of her parents and soon returned with a favora-
bic response. Toms retention Of his moUstache,
which is surely something 10 boast OF, consider
ing it, size, shows that the mothers dislike for
the ornament, was not 80 very great, after all
No sooner was it first publicly announced in
these columns that this sIniCten twain had fallen
IN love. that the diminutive General had popped
the question and been favored with an affirmative
answer, which undoubtedly must have caused
his heart to shake with the most ~ecStatic delight
to its remOtest center no sooner did Mr. Barnum
enter into an engagement with the charming
lady and induce her to appear before the patrons
of the Museum that she might win golden opin-
ions, and he golden profits no sooner did she
make her debut in public than the whole city
was filed with gossip touching the little stranger.
Everybody embraced the earliest opportunity
of getting a sight at her ~ladyship, and looking
upon the IoyelineSs and grace of the accomplished
bride-to-be of General Tom Thumb.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-04-23
THE UNDERSIGNED

u u = S1 ~ y = cD k@ y 49, y ~N " ~ AS 6S
nFFER FOR SALE TO ARRIVE PER
~ Am. bark ARCTIC" and per Haw. schooner "kAIE
SABGEANT," from Boston
Cases LinwOod Denims,
Z" Saddles, Brides and Bits,
Iron timed Spurs, COwhide Whips,
Invoice OF Doors and Sashes,
Cut Nails,
Zinc Copper Wire Cloth for centrifugals,
Axe Iclves, Hoe Handles,
Planters Hoes,
Patent Charcoal Irons,
Hunts handled Axes and IIatchets,
Palm Leaf Hats,
Shoe Backing. Shoe Brushes,
Black Writing Ink,
Invoice of Stationery, consisting of Blank Ledgers, Journals,
Day and Cash Books, Memorandum Books, Note Paper, &C, &c.
Tobacco, d" Dragon" brand, in small kegs,
Tobacco. :" Bucknern brand, in kegs,
Barrels Prime Pork,
Barrels WhiSkey,
Barrels Bright NarniSh,
Barrels Resin,
Barrels Pitch,
Card Matches,
Dried Apples, in kegs,
Small Manila Rope, J, l, II and II inch,
Ash Oars, II, II. 1t, Il and Is feet long,
White Pine Plank,
Hard Red Bricks,
&c. &c. &c.
352-2m II. HACKFELD * Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
Very Latest per tho City Of Wsshtn gtoa'


Eight hundred and sixty nine gentlemen are ooor
fined ne prisoners in the Fortress ef1Dunsbure.
SIX hundred persons, partly public functionanss
and partly private gentlemen are shut up in the bar
racks at Mobilew, while ladies aud aged men havs
been brought bound into the city.
NJ Krzywieki the Polish Minister OF Public Woe'
ship, has sent in bis resignation.
VIIysA, Jnne a. 1853.
The drafts Of the addresses Of both Houses OF ne
Reichsrath have been published.
Both addresses advocate policy OF Justice foe
Poland, express the necessity for German Federa
reform, and warmly desire the success OF the task
establishing the Constitution in Austris.
The Upper House voted the address according 70
the draft Of the Committee.
fBy Telegraph from suez
CALCUTTA Saturday. May %. 1870.
Shirtings improving. Mule Twist, 4ol ID. The
Indigo districts want rain Copper unchanged Stpetss
hr,n bat LILLE doing Linsesd higher prices denanasA
EIchanse on London, 10. Freishts dub.
Cotton Dhoers t60 rupees pound piece good s1
Tv.t N rupees. Exchange Lou6on I'd Frsghts dun
The outward mail arrived 1t Bombay on the 24h Of May
CANTON. Msyl
GRAY Shifting, ca, Ca.,y dull Water Twist le24-ei
higher Tea quiet. Total Exports to date II oo ID r.
-"s sH1SGHAs. Msyf.
Ora, sheetirgs have declined Slkauies. No; !
T.tss 4O to 40 Settlements In the fortnight Loco bales
Stock go bass Exports TO date H. 25 baes Exchange -
London 6ti FFssh, 9O Exchange on India 1IS Fapes~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
At the meeting Of stockholders In the Cleveland

At the meeting Of stockholders in the Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroad Company, it was decided not
to euifsr any more Of the bonds to be converted
into stock, aud such decided opinions against lease
of tie road at v cent v annum TO the stockholders
were expressed that the parties applying for the
lease did not press the poirt.
The first National Bark Of New-York has com.
pleted it's organization, with q capital of $500 900,
and has deposited its securities with tho Comptroller
of the Currency at Washington. This institution
will open for business atitsDew office in Wall street,
early next week. The officers of the bank elected
are Samuel C. Thompson, President, and James
Durphey, Cashier.
The following are the prices and sales Of Stocks at
tue Mining Stock Board, Ne W York, July z. 1868:
Il = ossrS Anal Ofei'd Askd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
Tho sts.ements Of tho PHILADELPHIA bank, for
weeks compsre IA follows:


The Bankers Magazine for July contains a sum.
mary view OF the product Of gold and silver in all
tho countries Of the earth at this time, compared
with tho years lsi6-lSi7, before California gold wa,
made known. The general results of the inves.iga-
ton arc "A follows:
F,om or,hy data Il appears thst the production Of
ca aud ySr the world has quadruped since the
t,t discovery Of gold ia California SS9 Tho production
puAlly In Ia. 1908 mated at sol CO Oo, Of
which Russia and MEXICO the prtsci9sl sources Now
bo product estimated at over Coo the amount pro.
ued in each county tho different periods being estimated
u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
CITY ITEMS.

Wx1wARD BousD.--One seldom soes . more
cheerful company than took their to the Ehs Railroad
Depot yesterday. In ohsgs Of M H. Frisdssn Of the Chill
drsus Aid sssisy Of this city The party made ny Of
between 70 end 80 children ell Of whom seemed 10 be ooips
forward with pleasing to their homes in the
IVES, Mr. Brace the Secretary Of the sooisy accompanies
the psryintsndns bsvs 70 make extended tour Of
vsson among children which the Society has fow adsd
to the West since its organisation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GHsEHiL Tssn-JuLI
7-Beioro Judge. DAtI BRADY and hiIros.


VIM. u. Arnoux AT. j. Smith Homans-Judg-
Clinton L. Sag. a. .st The Ge., w..,sru and til. De,
iro, and Nj ~s8iie Railroad oHgs.e'-Jedsusnt safm'd
Albert s Cue a. sst Jshn sr fmsd.
Opinion by DAILY. }.
J.cos ysnssipool at TLemP'on si.h Q, a Judsmsn,
H,nIy o Re. and w N II. stewart g, AsruHu' WIFI.
o Ham,, ysa ~ a.ur, Y..a :, i2s
,sIe event OF this Jsdsmsu, fsy,sed. r's TIA seefsd
oo.,, :. ssis. event, oriaIo' ?, Hilton: o.,
from reversed with go costa Opinion By DAY
l...O r. H.n@ord al Ksd0lpA
G.orr. Keis.s AT " nl.m B.i..-Jsds@'H' 'Hfrl'4
Cs.ds. Dan .si Mieh,. Holl.eh.r -Juasmon, .ffasa
Gos.n Jo.,.on, j. at wm. H. Cnw,ofs.-Jadsm.u, a,
Chu.. Dom .ly ct a. ga. rs'riei coyls -Jadsn,s, =.
vsrsd oplnoa by Dsy. 90
siO cost, two ess..l opision By D.l-. J.
Jane: n Volts. al sidney h..sa ., .l-o's.' .sP'.
Lsur. H. Oid.nes's ~. The Bosid q k.seasos -Jaes
i Ls,.rt ban ssl Dudley w BAN Jslsn.s, affirmed
The Mayer. Aldermen. 40, AL Eu..u. Ks'.'' -j.ts
Henry sohn. -, Lssf.st Lss yucsnsH, r.'srss Ss~
trial ordered, eos,s 10 sb,ss event ophioH b. huer
80 costs Opinion ~ Bfsdy }.
CbsTIs. Goiss..s, Lsdo- Patton hsord-r Of Special
IN. Arls.n. BAH az. the hsi,st bsBt-Jsasmsu, a,
hrmsd with oost' opnion BY Brady
o.i Tsfla alarmed With 10 cot, Opiaion BY iiios.
H.rmsa {. fi,tsf sst Joseph NsT~sn.-hotiou for 10
Argument denied With 10 ce'is optsion y BRADY.
John b. MOFol al Jallus q tsusuT -Dffsf sppss!ed
from sf' med, win no ce.'' OSn on oy bf'dy. J.
John Rowe ssL Robert 0unsoI e.msas reversed with
costs. Opinion by Bray, J.
Luther h. Fuer AIT Abraham Ooodmsn- JgtsmsnI
affirmed with eo.t. OpsiOn b. Brady. j.
MolyseluI bsl at o.oss k.ph.sL-ofds 'ppeslsd
from .aha'd with 10 costs 9p'Hsn By n,.a,
Affirmed, win costa. Opinion by Hilton }.
Pstfck hcAuA1s. 10. est fdrsd Gotorts-JuiEment
rsvsfsed wlth oosts Opinion by bfsdy j.
Nm. smith AIT John Cry.-JGdsnsni affirmed With
Daniel barrow at Nm y lie. Order appealed from re-
vensd. with { 10 cos,s Opnion BY Hilton. J.
last River btnt hgt VIM. 7. Lec.-Ofdsr appealed hou'
rsy,r.ed, with . 10 eo.s Op.nicn ~ Hilton. J.
10 cost, Opinion BY Brady }.
Jusus Ia mel. ct al sgt Robert 4. Eelsr judgment a.
hrmsd with = 10 eosu. Opinion by Brady.
Douglas BcCoils sgt The MAYOR, kc-Ofisr sppssled
Jsno, webb az. Wyusn, Van Z,ndt-Order appealed
from .ihfmed, vita 10 costa Opiuion b. Hilton.
John Brodssy AT Anthony Ihoms der peLsa IRON
affirmed with q 10 cost. Opinion b, Hilton. j.
WJutoop ssL Adfistio ifs Insurance Company.-Jpds
mont affirmed, with cost. Opinioa b, DAILY. J.
COURT or GENERAL sEssioNS-JuLr 7-Bsfors
JuDsn McLUss.
This morning IA Grand Jury Of twenty.four whs
sworn WIN A. Bsysy .s, having been ssleclsd IS fore
man Judge Mccain tbeu chEgei Jury upon The Ordinary
ssutoy provssns aud tue Jury retired 70 thsif room io
deilberstOs
SUPERIOR oCURT-srsoiAL 1Mns-July 7-Bsor'
Ju,co MOscaEr
Decisions.
Emery l.. Childs agt. Henry ID. Storsr.-hotiot
dsu.d with o. costs dsouds 5orer abide Tie svsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

Bulls H1AD.-Tbe report Of the Cattle market
this week gvss TO those who have soansd
the advance OF high pees for moat ths. the Invasion Of
their pook.s 10 about over Every knd Of buteher animals
are lowsr this than last IN the medium aud inferior
grades Of beef cattle the decline 10 equal 10 two OF three
cents pound for The meat. and sbos. half that upon best
sorts There also large decline upon sheep aud lambs
and cent pound upon the live weight Of veal calves Live
hogs are rins lowsf bat net enough to snsss the retail
trade FOR beef mutton lamb and veal butchers will un-
doubleday rsduos pcssno quite TO the rates year ego, but
approaching thai standard We have war. but ne famine
Lat M live hopefully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

COMMITTEE on NATIONAL AyyAIRs.-Alderman
Farley yesterday received dispatch fsm the subCommtso
on National Affair, stating they had reached Harrisburg 10
safsty but were unable 70 reach hs front commanio.
siJ In The undertaking from Gov. Curtin. The Cenmes
win rsmsn several days In tho hopes Of obtsDin the bcds:
Of our New YORK ooo who were slsia In the three asJs
Dsttle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
Totals............$ JO1.O,O.vo t21JOOo0 w
We take the following from The Milraukes VS.

consin!
Tho following s Hat OF officer. and Directors Of tho
Organised Milwaukee aud ST. Paul Railway Company
p,-,ii.ut ID NJ uu,h.s Vice President Goo. w. Rogers
osnerl Manager y. Il Goodrich; Superintendent, 5. ;.
Merrill D,rsctors-D M. Hughss. Goo smith. lsssc oey-
mour T. James, Russell Sage, N A. CowdfeJ a. Galpsn,
OF Nsw.York Geo. w. Rogers. A. Mitchell. A Noyen, a.
Finch 3. Chamberlain Milwaukesi VIM Gould. Albany
N. Y.
The new President, M Hughes 10 gentleman every wsy
qualified for his position. and his nans VIII be OF Soss .a
,auaxo 10 tho Company Mr. Sage has had large enpo nense
in RAILROAD nasenent having been for some years ~,
rector OF tho NowYork Contra Road With MI uooS9a
our business community have been familiar ioi Ia h
has been OF the old road for years ua hs
won high reputation for tho ability Of hi. 70,
Mr. 5. 5. Merrill, the new Superintendent s.s 80 10.
.syeral years Of the Western ho1u Aa u
been widely Auown for his bushes" eaPA Ivy 1iu 'a"I'A'-
TO duties Of HE positiou -, - .,,...,,.,, ~ m.
Milwaukee and St. Paul Road VIII Do snh'h"J 'u''''
and popular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
ADVERTISEMENT

THE HUMAN FACE DvINE."-See New
Physiosuomy, Noses" The T.mps.msnts Phyaooy'
Our Social hestions Courtshp. Lord B!oughsm Anna T.
Dti..ou sonsws Jackson and Dr. Di,Sn With 70 ..n.I
JonKrAL. isc By 6rss pest, or 81 30 ys0. Address
FovLYg 4 WuLLs SOC Broadway. Nsw.YerE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

EISHs LAMP HEATING APPAk r1
Il SUMMER FIRES DISPENSED VIE ~. dam. ~
Boiling, Frying. Stswins Stsspns' WIZ '''
Adapted 70 Kerosene Lamp. Of dsa vsicA wines
Sand for ulusirsed descriptive psmPss,ss., HSsat
cent mall Tree WIN, az ps..lxk Nsw.tsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
LAW 7 rELLIGRNCR.

limited STATES d. rRICT CoURT-JrIY z-Befors
tudge BETS
THE PRIZE CASH.
U,itsd s.ts, AIT The Steamer Pstsrho her cargo TO-
This be,ng the first day Of the July Term. and the
,s,pscye being DESTROYS shat the should be
tered having commenced today sooordnsy ehe'eo
by the Court Dc novo. Of this day.
Nj A. " Smith who sppeas for the master Of The vese
the point Of want OF Jurisdiction over the subject
OF the action by court claiming that the court OF
ID. Si,,ct TO which the Wa. first taken bad jusdic
.ioa and not the court Of the daos 70 which sue wa
Il viii be remembered that the Pssrho6 taken TO Key
on her capture and II tbs request Of the esmsnnow
obientips 10 Embellishments sent to the port Of kew-Yot
tbs prrs courts Key West being closed at that time and be
iudse sb.ept Wsshington The decision this point
ysssr,sd by the court and the reading Of the proofs hen h
the case wa proceeded vh whisb occupied the Court the
entire day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

SUPREME CoURr-CHAsBKns-JULr 7-Bsfors J,'tie'
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Charles s. Hewlett agt. Abraham ID. Meyer ct al.
Motion leave to amend and for comrission
granted with stay exceeding twenty day. on pAytnsnt or
$40 co.,. &c r. ~ shi.ds sst Tho Lsehet Guss P.rchs
Liie.Boat Corpsny-Meton denied. Moses Friend at
Ferdinand Meyer-Adjouned to August term
Before Justics BARNARD.
In the matter Of I,nnsh r. Miller sulbtic-Order settled
Lena Taroi sst Louis Tures-DisoFo. st.ntsd Daniel
proceedings denied. Joseph Rosenth.l .. 81 sgt Loss
schulman ct .l.-Repor continued Henry A. Rsd', .s'
Antoine Niel-ResIgnnsn ordered Brooklyn fis lDsu
snos Coupa6 sst John Lov.oy ct s-Judgmen, ordered
Thomas Hayes ag Mary aJeReierencs efdered TO ta.s
proof Of the cts contained In the moving srd eposni an
dsvi;, AID report with HE opinion Marin W. eis ct ~
sgt Charles W HoushoD-Firs and second anne dHen" a.
lowed third denied. -
Jacob West e, a. syt leopold K,ishi 81 al wills%
ClsIk &c, sst John = Gilbert Iimethy DAILY sgt Joseph
Flynn; Iippman Topliir sgt David vsnbsini Adam
Roed ser sgL Mary y. Roediscr-Moiions osnisd.
ChaIes a. S,imsn OF al ssi T.. Is IhiAL-Mouon
granted
SsfA,h sst s!r.l'h.-complsnan, wanted by The Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
The editor adds:

The vast socuu.ions Of gold Of the last fourteen Year,
l,r..y 10 tho bensf OF tho United States and Great
B,sn by Eivpg pulse 20 commerce sud 20 man ufsc'
ture, Remote nations indirectly bonshted beeaus tho
sous Of trad. IL such that gold viii TOW 10 those eouaies
hsrc labor cheapest and whore the bullion and corr are
An. mo,t ysu.d or realize tho largest resu Ihs Is fully
In the fact, that notwithstanding the additional
Of the prscou. metals within tho past fourteen
yssrs ameuatlnyo over one thousand mi'n. OF dsl,'
.. 4, re.; bot little hand In tho United States
"a in W,,,ern Europe than IA l8o0-l83J la tho year 1881
the Bank france held AZ millions q sne. To silver aud
"a gIons in xod whefea. now, sf,or period Of ~eve
war. a holds 30t millions Of both mstsL ... -.
la toe year 1884, tho BANK OF England hold 3oo go IN
bullion and COIN which 10 fact for the coanJ az age
til. s .ock bank, country banks sud private BANKERS
but email tpeco reserved This year the bu'on
and coin Of Bank Of England rslyes from ~ t. ~ mil
which No Ielucs the following comparative table;
' Year 1882 Year 1869
p.,L n, R.yl.ud $500 0us
80. ., r,ance ......... 10000 8o0oo,OoO
~. On iInit.l stale,..... % 100000 100000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
iAdvertissmsnt.l

PIANOS AT BARGAINs.--WORCEsTE CILE-
pmArxD n OcrAvn elegantly carved PnSoa nes used siI
months viii be sold d great bargain Tor c:sh moa'h
WArsRS Alopt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
u~oeIvss Of Produce.

,. % eoo bb. Flour 800 bblA Corn Meal. 2!o bags
90, Nj. Whisky lIJ 100 bush. What, LAT oOo BUSH
49, An 900 bush Oats 900 pkgs Provisions ITO pAs'
isrd "A De, AshaA lgs0 10. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
Advsrtisemont
6ANYORD'S ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS AND

HANFOVDS
OpxHA THouPs svo thsir innitabs entertainments this
snerooop and svsning Of BARHuE's MusRUn Ton THUnB
his beautiful and lovely itls WIFE and Gem NUT arc
be- ,,en day and evening hs IL positively their last wesk
are slso a iuultituds Of other novelties aud woDdsrG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

This statement shows steady movement with
tie exception Of the discount line in which the de.
crease is nearly fourteen hundred thousand dollars
For tie first time in many weeks there is an increase
in the circulation During tho week twenty-five Of
he banks increased their loans and thirty their spe
ce The ratio specie reported to circulation and
deposits is 1928 v cent against 1925 v cent by the
previous report showing gain of 3-lOO Of y cent
in tho relative strength Of the specie line
The following table will show the net increase Of
tho loans from the commencement Of the publication
Of the weekly reports in 1853:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
UNITED STATES pIsTRIcT-ATToRNErs OFFICE
| JULY

United States ACT. schooner Nymph, her tacklo
and Cargo captured April a. 1869 BY the United 6tstes
schooner Rachel Seaman snd taken to and
She had cargo Of coffee rice gunpowder dry goods. &c
PrreMaer Samuel II. johnson arrived here on Sunday "a
charge Of witnesses and papers. The District Attorney
tiled libel against her to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

q. g. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuLY 1-BsfoIs
Coinms sioner SILLwkLi-
DRFRAUDIsG THE GOVERNMENT.
United States sgt. Heury Rommsi
The defendant was arrested on the charge Of caus.
ina or procuring be falsely nude forged and conntsrssd
paper. for tho purpose Of Receiving rom tne Governments
the sum Of 0s alleged to be due for raons roonhire
and lodgings. ~,
The scussd upon examination on the charge acquitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

CNITED STATS MARSHALS OFFICE-JULI !,
Before Marshal MUERAr.
BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
Alexander McCopJen, Willism Sawyer, and VIM.
Gsnce were brought before the Marsha hsvns been cap
tured attempting the blockade They wss held To-
sIanina,ion.