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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-26
FIRE PRooF SAFEs

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VNTILI protect from danger. BY fire and burglars
w ali valuables, such Is money, books, silver
ware valuable papers, 10. We keep q full aSsort-
ment, ranging in price from $50 70 500.
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evening and wss strong u tie advance. Holders
generally censurs the administration for having
passed the dividend in July. We have not heard
whether any change of mana cement ia immediate
" contemplated, though the property would On.
doubtcdy stand better in public opinion if .
change were made large dividend In October
Is talked of. Illinois Central was in demand last
evening at lot, and parties who are behind the
curtain predict much higher figures as soon as the
Europeans ascertain that Vicksburg has fallen.
Missouri sixes rose last week to rs, but fell off to
20 at the close. Letters from st. Louis state that
anew convention will be called by the Legislature,
and that before New Year, 1864. no slave will be
legally held in that State. Holders OF the bonds
complain bitterly Of Governor CANDLES policy.
The following is the official table Of the earnings
OF the Milwaukee and Prarie du CHEN Railroad
Tor the past ak months. as compared with the COZ
roa I;ra
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Arrivals and Deuarturss.
ARRIVALS.

InvxarooL- Steamship Great Esstern-w II Aspinwall
Rowland. Captain X stephens, Chas Dlercya Lock wood
and lady .S1 1sSrf S.r Edssfsg sSSsa xd
mgnd Rice. Richard Lac. . Provost Walker 3 Wht
Woosey aud iady Mrs Stephens Miss sepnsns Miss
,soae sarshssoa hss B. dsdps pam Lev a
renee, Charles De sLsney. W a yackson, Fowler. Q
ming Peter Robinssn Mr. Beths Mrs Bethel and infant
Ernest b aamon BENZ Crosby, George Mason Mrs Jane
Walerhouse, Madsme Lswiey John wism.n and LADY.
eaild Jacob Groom, Mfs With: and infant AG Gale
Mossman James Il Arnold, Mrs FERN. Francis Michael.
Francis Brennan Julien Lansing John Risk Thomas Alien
Rev James 0Farre. Mas Mary 9 0Parrs.E Leadey lady.
fau and children Lancaster. Leda Lancaster.
Francis Weiss. Beaumann, Mrs Somne aud family. Mr.
aud children; Henry vandyke. Chspmap Thom
Prentiss Haves Annie Turher Tom RteepB Ehugh,
Thomas Stainos, II Staines '-sae uiatl ~
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Theatricai.


new buriesaue called "Leah, tho Forsook," will DO
produced this evening Mr.. Dan Setchel will play Leah
Mr. Mark Smith, Madaena; Mr.. Harry Pearson, Nathan,
the Apostate, and Miss Emily Thorne Rudolf Previous
to the burlesque comedietta called "Calforpia Dia
monds will be acted for the first time here We
why "Leah" should be successful except that
it was excellenty burlesqued at Nblos Garden soms
time ago. AS the fun at that theatre unutsntonal
however, II ought not to bo critically contrased
with tho performance of "Leah" tonight
MISCELLANEOUS. s8l
Campbells Mnstrels still playing at the New eow.
cry, and Sandfords Mnstrels at Barnums WtoAs Min.
strels appear nightly at their Broadway Hall Bryans
have closed for the The inevitable negro has
almost undispued possession Of the stage this city at
present "The Dukes Motto announced at Nibos for
the whole week. and taken with the gardens and glass
OF lemonade, 1t is very enjoyable entertainment WAL
lacks theatre is advertised 10 lot for lectures and
certs during July. Does this q summer season In
August9 Tho storeoptcon, at Irving Hall, wen worth
seeing and attracts crowds nightly. The Park is the best
patronized place Of amusement.
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'esp0nding period of 1862

- : p1V,toz
. ~ would thus appear that the present earnings
OF tne road are decrease from those of year
during which the company did not earn interest
and expenses and its debt to the sinking fund.
'snder these circumstances, the movement which
was iast week undertaken by some inexperienced
operators with view to- put the stock up, and
winch appeared to have collapsed last evening"
! naturally excited ridicue among parties who were
conversant with the facts. 1t was pretended by
some Of the bulls that they were going to corner
the stock But the absurdity of such an enterprise
was manifest alta glance. There are twenty seven
thousand shares of Prairie du CHEN, and though
by persistent buying operators for the rise may
put IT up to any figure they please. they are eer-
tain to put il down much faster than it rose when
they undertake to SELL Productive properties like
Hudson River and Pacific Mail may be successfully
cornered, because the "cornerers" can afford to
hold them, if all the stock is left on their ba nds
But who wants to hold one hundred shares of such
unproductive trash as Prairie du Chien for six
months The only effect of the recent silly bull
movement will be to enable a large number of real
holders to sell out at high price. The purchas-
ers will not even have the poor consolation Of ac-
quirng control of the property; for the common
stock Of the Prairie du Chen has no vote. The
property is exclusively administered by the pre-
ferred stock, whose holders quite satisfied with
Mr.. Meyers management. HetG 81 t
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Police Inteiiigsncs.

ARREST oy An AaIzozp PIcxrocxn-yamss Wilson, .
plumber, twentysix years OF age, residing 10 Amity
street. wss brought Justice Osborne The Essex
Market Police Court Yesterday, charged With having
stolen gold watch from Temple fbbets Of - Tompkps
street on Saturday last The complainant alleged that
while standing at the bulletin board, 100 Bowesy, on
Saturday be felt twitch al his watch and upon looking
found had gone. Wilson accused of the thef and
bystander said ne saw him take a. Mr. Tibbsste col.
Jared wilson and found the watch In his len hama
oncer Woods OF shs Tenth precinct took him TO the
station house. Justice Osborne held him 10 q 900 10
answer.
ACotoaxp Gm N Tnousrs. Margaret wilkins, colored
girl sixteen years Of age, was brought before Justice
Kelly at the Jefsrson Market Police Court yesterday
charged stealing ei8l 90 In Treasury notes and eold
and silver coin from james Mclaughlin, Of ais West
Fteth street II was alleged that Margaret A nrst de-
MED all knowledge OF the transaction but after being
looked up all night produced the pocket bsox and
all the money except about w. when she sassd that she
found the moncy. Juscs Kelly committee her for trial
ALrxoEp Arrxxrr At GaAsp IAscrsY.--A man named
james Hayes arrested saturday last By ofncsr
HMt the Eighth precinct. and brc~Shs before Justice
Kelly, charged with haviag attempted " steal SO ia
money from Kats Bachas of1sS Greene street The CON
panant alleged shss che found che prisoner secresed uu
der her bed whoa she bad him arrested Justice Kelly
commistsd him 70 answer In default of $500 bail
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wrsaths about Their heads .sockeg like many Ny
Queens Among shs por1iou the EXERCISES wn,Gn
In the Air !" by Mary slater H~iory OF the War OF the
Union" recitation in which the whole OF class par
ticpatsd; Mrs Candle on Fresmas0Ary." by barbara
Evans amusing dialogue called sc Tho Quarrel Of the
Professors The Wreck q the Hesperas" by Margaret
several excellent pieces OF vocal aud instrusnts music
to which have not sufficient space allude detail
Al the conclusion OF the exercises Mr.. Randall City
Superintendent OF Pubic Schools delivered short ad.
dress during which he compmented the school and its
teachers In the most fatterine terms The exhibition
lasted from ten O'Clock n the morning tiIl n Yer two
O'Clock Ia the afternoon. ..,'-s- .s... -, !.
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market for the past week and month";

The stock market, which was depressed week
ago, on tn theory that Union victories must lead
to collapse In stocks has recovered OF late, and
closed yesterday quite buoyanty at an advance.
The advance was led by the two leading stocks
Hudson River and Pacific Mail The former has
been for more than o week In an extraordinary
condition. The cash stock is 30 scarce that per
cent has been paid every day for the use of the
stock for twenty -four hours. and is per cent for
ten days option. Wall street has never known so
successful q corner. The regular bears Of
the board--the men who have been &C.
customed TO hammer other mems pro-
perty as q playful diversion--ars suffer.
ing severely, and are being taught .
lesson which may be useful to them
hereafter. Il Is, after all, only Wall street
adaptation OF Mrs. Glass' familiar maxim. Pacific
started up late last week from liza 10 1893. We
presume that the advance was due 70 mistaken no
tions about corner in the stock. Nothing OF the
kind we have reason TO believe, ia In contempla-
ton. Erie rose last week, with fair. demand,
though many leading operators are still distrustful
of the management. and predict that the dividend
will be lodged in some way or other Our infor.
matisn Is 70 the effect that II will be declared
within ten days. Old Southern sold as high last
week as "a, relspsing to 7s9'. last evening A
dividend on this property 10 promised by
patties in interest but nothing ia positive
" known on the subject. except that the
road il doing well and that the company have
no floating debt. pitsburg advanced TO So. last
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Personal Iue.,llrsnee

Governor seymour loft this city on SATURDAY. svesns
Tor the purpose OF spending tho abbash In COMPANY with
hs family Al New Brunswick. lie expected 70 return
10 the 81. Nicholas Hotel TO day
General Bonham, Y. :. A Colonel wrt,h, ~ por.a
keepse, Seymour and Captain n r. RobIrsnr =, wssh
Ineton Wilson Robertson, Of Yazoo city. Mas w n
TckDor, OF Boston Dr Curtis New Jersav ~. ~
and Captain Randolph Third army oorps are s,on
the Astor House. ~
Archbishop semaszko, o. the Russian church a, W.T.,
having Invited General Mouravied TO dine with him ,ss
0enera replied, am Dot come here sit at tabe ~
70 a. that everyth ns Is cleared of.p O''
Tho Ipsprgept Polish cbef, Frankowski who has heon
hkuEh At 1yblu by the Russians but twenty ,hrea
yAn Il age, AZ Is remarkable as a mathematical and
tMMiAl scbolsf. ~
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NIiscollnm nmNOus.

We are indebted 10 Mr. OF the Great
Eastern. for the prompt delivery Of our PACKAGES &c
Sur REsoLyTK Mounfort At Boston from Calcutta,
the 10Th OF April lat 3466 8, lon 26 50 f. spyunG
leak during gales h lat 50 n s. 70 40 E.
unmanageabe and Obliged throw Gales Of
gunuy bags and quantity Of Ansced overbOard oAan
IL not supposed TO be much damaged.
SHie CARRIER DOVE Al 1894 TONS built Baltimore n
1885, has been sold by auction ~ $67, 100 cash.
ScHR CoIsr0cK, 90 tons. of New London, has been
purchased BY Capt Fisher. &c Edzsrtown will nt her
Tor v haling in the Indian Ocean. es fs,ii7 81
Tho following American vessels have been Len
don
CaARLEs PouLrSKY, saous built Pawtucket in egA
BLIA BADGER 1921 tors built Portsmouth In lSSA ~
E7H0 s~7-7' =
Lorenzo, 1901 built Bath In 1854. ut f42OQ s.
EAGLE lf48 tons built al Thomason in 1859 at flz8o0
YoRicK. 1881 tons built NJ Freeport in 1887 at 500 70.
RurUs lO tons, bnit At Boston in 1855, E7uo0
kocKLIGHT 1903 tons. bnilt a. Bath in 1854 1T ell 70
1KNoBA, 699 tons built IN 1879 ES7OO. ~
NIcHTS0AL1 l68 tons. built at Chelsea In loQ
ki2cH 1''
ROBERT CusHxAN o9o built at Bath in 1855 fasoo
'coppered). f6500 A1 s''' ,AH4 73 'o
EiOW
lol2 ons built at Portland Ne In 1855 flssa
The following table ssivss SUMMARIZED vessels In the
harbQrs Of New York. Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimers,
and New Orleans = hs latest accounts fpem Of hess
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Wheat tending downward, with sales Of 81 900
bushels aS1 50 for prime white and 81 IS 81 a. for
rcd aud amber Western winter, 81 ~ 81 36 for Mil
waukee club and amber sprng, 81 IA 81 26 for Chicago
spring Corn .ctve, with sales Of 900 bushels ncud
ing mixed Western, at exc. 6sKc for sound, 87c.
A671sc for unsound and TOO Tic. for yellow Western.
Oats continued quiet at Toe. TIC Rye unchanged.
Barley and barley matt were neglected - ~
CorsER quiet with only small sales Of Rio and St
Domingo reported to day. We quote Rio prime. 31c.;
good, SOC a3Ohc.; fair. 2ac 2SHc. ordinary 2sc !
2shc air to good csrgoes, 2s,s 2stsc.; Java mats
Sic q 33c.; st. Domingo. 28c. -
Corrox advanced 70 day to e2c. $50. for madlugs,
FfsH The demand generally moderate; dry cod
rather cheaper, mackerel and herring unatered
Fnx GIFTS The msrket continued Inactive with 8I5
vessels Of all classes n port To Liverpool there were
shipped IS ,00o bushels grain at Id I'D To London
g sos sni asr aSayy y
e. 3d. To Cork 10000 bushels grain. for ORDERS at t.
HAy saleabe and steady at 75c. ooc for North
river bale.
HoPs continued dull and heavy ct I5c q 2lc
HIDE-There we're IL ,504 hides received and "a $40
sold during the week TIE stock in importers aud spe
culators hands was $4,000 dry hides 1900 wet saIted
do, aud 20 bales East lnA(a hides.
LsAruRR -Messrs H. d Hull h Co say:-For hemlock
sole tho market has ruled quiet since last tho
week having had tendency 10 the attention OF
both buyers aud sellers fr business Very ,ew Of the
former have made their appearance In the swamp and
but orders have been any section and
tle bulk OF the business Go has been limited. pr
tnete ~ no QuOtaole cnanRe From The tanneres the
receipts continue only moderate and there sccumu-
laton Of stock on the market prime qualities and des
scrptions, particularly heavy weights beng ia very
small supply. For oak tanned the demand continues fair
and prices are fully maintained. Upper in the rough
in very limited supply, and commands full rates.
q $40 bbs New Orleans at FAC. 43c 3s5 hide rort,
Rico at 47c. 200 hhds andS les. Cuba and muscovado at
lOc. q 44c.
PRovsIoSs.pork was In fair request with sales of
800 bbs at 3l1 rs t12 for old St3 81 $l4 for new
mess and $40 rs $ll SO for prime Beef continued
quiet with sales q 225 bbs at - 50 S2 for prime and
eI2 80 9l4 for extra Lard ruled steady at ec
l0c with sales OF $50 packages OF cut meats 500
packages were sold a. <tc Sc FOR shoulders and &c
Skc for hams. Bacon was Inactive at &c. Tkc But.
! ter and cheese continued heavy and droop.ng
SUGARS We more sough, after lan1 there were sales
reported or 200 bids at Nc for Porto Rico &C.
| ai2kc Tor New Orleans, aad loc. . lie for Cuba
loMc. 80
wanxxr. .-sales Of $50 bbls wsre reported at 4sXc
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Port q new York, July ~, ,ses.
ARRIVED

via ousspsiown July An with mdse and ioA passsn.
n cPI Has had very thick weather All the passage
ehip NarraeAnsett, Brandt New Orleans june I5 and
Co. June 30 osry,gor' nght BEARING VI WIS mlls..
Isntana reef to crpizc Had s. bbls sperm and bbis
b,scknsh s July q lat 1910 long 70, boarded by
Ham q Horton tof Rvckiand) Sleeper, Asrinwai 2,
days in ballast 70 Me,osf Duncan. Had light winds and
cnln z most OF the passage.
pars aseIie fof Hsven, Rhodes Mayasuey ~ DAYS
LII noasses. " bridge Sons, of New Haven
Rark Chas Bfewer (of Rockanil Pierce, Trinidad Cuba
- a Va with sugar and molssses to master. -
prg NAlcyda lof Dundeel Bro Monieideo. IS days
q, ~ hides and wool 10 Carruihers Cutrie
urla Julia tBrI Sharsord Para June left the rive
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:sa ssss s'sss. ssss a. . az
Rrs k.srisio tbSlchJ. Schroeder Curacao is dAysin
Big Lola spsnj selmsn GRAND Turk. tt, 10 dsys with
% s s%a su.en n a o s
RriS sEs Eiioss SsnssnilIs y day.: with cedar $3.50
sS. q s..s. ssa jss
Ssss. Assii ss Key s4iss @s.s is day. s... to
Brig M.r,hs wsss,nson Iceland Calais 10 dAss with
Eys Es S,S'e. ss..s 5er assssspo
sehS DoaTe trortJ' sumpi oporo 81 days with
sss; ss'sss osiss 0ssg para.
Sn ~ spoke schr rsnd Island from Pr os
he S' S; xaapp @ Navy y
sssis:sa * III sSisss ss
long 8 o passed Sovsprs SSoom of which
a.sa ssS vIss h1Rass fai 81 sy%ea 1 Lord D.r''s
nsehr Anna Leyesei squ.es Ship Island 80 days In
~ ::5:
aud Sarasoa aAoss sss
Pasitloa, Of whoa her bottom .hea.hsS sSs wsvsy
H. aa aoS oa ssa % s il fs
.: the %e or he re an
had s ssSs sfT
LOB 1June rs at "a ~ long 81 spoks DARK
sohr David Faust AoS Ks, west u a.ys. With soss~
trrixncsrgo). to Marshal q,
Schr sally Gay. Getsob. NSwbern, NC, l0days tTsa
Schr Kate Merrill Wicks Alexandria. iUdays
Schr W Pratt Nickerson, Elzabethport for Boston.
Schr Texas, Ross, Eizabethport for Portland.
Scbr City Point, Chase, Eabethpor for Marbiehead.
Schr Mary Brewer, yinaahavsn.s 4 ~, rs,~s- n .-
Scsr Susan 4 Nary Halk aockiand. es s. 81 s-4ts<s
6chr Jameson, Jameson, Rockland.
Schr Palmetto Kelly Portland, Me. 4 days
Schr Speedweil Nickersop, Portland - 9~s
. sschss pavion, Sa, ,,,. .I Baker Glo1cester
Schr West Gieam. Tarr, GLOUCESTER q. . ..--r
Schr ii MOORE Ntckesson Boston, 36ayA 4fs
6chr Reindeer, Lincoln. Boston. Ea E9wF.x
. Schr Albert Trrell. Hall, Boston.
Schr Huntington. Lowell, Boston for Albany
Schr ANN Sipple. Bacon Boston for Albany.
Schr T Smith, Briggs. New Bedford for AltanD
Schr Ellen Rodmun. Bowman, New Bedford
Schr henry Gibbs. Snow New Bedford. !.
Schr II borden, Collins Fall River. 2sS. skA
Schr T w Thornc, Davis Fall River.
Schr Pearl Brown Beverly.
Sohr Mantle, Barber, Taunton.
Schr w ID Cargill Dbbe. Py yovidence for Albany
Schr Oflando Smith, Gardner Providence. 4 FssNr n
Schr Y Bsfkelew, COngdon, Providence.
Schr Warren, Johnson Warren ~am-s
Schr Sea Ranger, Hinckey, New London, = -
Schr Asa Edr.dge. Wescot Nerwalk.
Schr Jos Han, Crowell Port and, G..
NSchr Grace Girder, Clark Rondout for Boston.
Schr Madagascar. Moore, ROntout for Boston. -
Schr W C&mp, Camp, Albany Tor Derby y u !"
S,oop Mount Hope. Sullivan Taantos. sslt&
steamer Tilhe ~ transport), Bourne Bcaufoxt NO.
July via Fortress Monroe ~ hours in ballast 10
Steamer New YORK Richard Philadelphia
! Steamer Macy. Smith. Phadepha
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Thsatricals I'm London.
HER NAJHSrY's THEATRE,

Rstor s<il continues her series OF performances. OF
her rendering Of the part OF Queen Elizabeth the critics
say-"For It's physical delineaton OF mortal agony Il
s unequaled and bold TO say that II has
possibly never will this aspect be paralelsd." Ris
tori is also giving morning readings at Egyptian Hail.
ApBLPHI.
The dramatic version OF Dickens "Hauntsd Man" with
Mr Peppers real ghosts has met with great
Pepper has received four thousand francs and
promising Thousand francs night for the Of
bis invention the Chatest theatre, Paris The mystery
these wonderful ghosts has at last been explained
Professor Acbcr sictter the London es The ghost
produced by the strongly illuminated image Of object
placed front of sheet Of plate glass The image appears
precisely far behind the glass II actually s In 'front.'"
In spite the seeming simplicity Of the means the illusion
is extremely marvellous. An intangible image Of man,
having color and the powers Of spccch and motion II
projected in air and stalks spectray around the stage.
Another ghost play called "The Wishing Glen" has been
produced at the Britannia
PRINCESS
The sensation in London appearance OF Mademoi.
see Stella Colas In shakspsre's "Romeo and Juliet
hsdemoseIle Colss is French lady Of extraordinary
beauty and equal talent All the London journals praise
her performance of Juliet eKtravaganty she win pro-
badly surpass N. Fechter In sudden popularity. The
critics say:"Madcmoises Coas Ia doubtless tho most
complete ideal Of Juliet the modern stage has afford
Cd This glowing praise
y, she doth teach the torches 10 burn brahsl
Her beauty hangs upon the cheek OF nighS
Az rich jewel In an Ethops
appeared but sober prose-" Her French pronunciation
Of the Engsh taxi was the only blsmsh upon the per
formAnos, but the London Nccs says,-"rhe few faults
that could hardly be found amidst 90 much power and
beauty, were such as may be cured fsw weeks by
careful olocuonary schoomaster Jealous ~ we are or
ought 10 be. about the purity of shaspses text thsrc
far more TO admire than TO carp at In this young
Freuohwomans English pronunciation" The fact ID that
tho Loadoners thcmselvss speak English badly that
they are 10th 70 nnd fault with foreigner Madsoises
Cole came from the Theatre Frsucss, Paris.
MISCELLANEOUS.
drama Of city and country life, called "Bravin's
been successfully produced At the Maryebons
new comedy BY John Brougham, and buresqus BY
H. Ryron in rehearsal 81 tho Strand "The Dukes
Motto stul running At the Lycsum, and its popularity
grows by ~ha, fecds on" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ksan
reccnty gave miscellaneous reading n st. James Hall
for The oenen' Of the shakspers Fund. The Ksans are
the fashion, and the hall was overcrowded.
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Remission or . Penalty.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S OFFIOE,
July 1l.-john Dawer was convicted OF mansaughter
In 1860 and sentenced TO three years Imprisonment and
to pay fine Of $500 He has served tho term. OF I'M
prisonment but unable to pay tho dne. President
Lincoln has therefore remed the penalty Of $500 and
the prisoner Is discharged from custody. f ~ fal
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CITY yIntoalisenco.

ExMsnos AT WARD SCHOOL No 4s.-At two O'Clock
on Monday afternoon interesting reception took pla
in the primary department Of Ward School No. a IN
Twenty eighth street. near Sixth avenue The eoter
tainmsnt furnished surprised everybody, being OF 4
character rarely witnessed At public school exh,bt,ons
During the first part OF The exercises the v,s
treated 10 several beautiful solos, choruscs and hymns
besides exhibition IN military drill, and novelty 10
the way Of wand exercise BY forty little children in nssti
coess An intermssIon followed, after which an entsr
ssnment called "fairy Land" given The following
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Notice 60 Mariners.
Observation-Disclosures BLUE LIoHr AT PanR
nrDsOcRaraic ornc-, ApnaAurr,t
Notice a.. been oss.,y given IL ysnies
viii be exhibited from lighthouse recently erected At tss
The s viii vii S Fs s Blue % Blue. M p.0.1
should be in clear from distance Of Il
stands the large tower Of For, st. Felics
lat Lon u about * miles
~ '''A JOHN IN w1saiSS1oN, Hydrosraphern
indian
Spoken. &c.
BARK Grower from Liverpool for Boston, June 90 on the
Foreign Forts. s..
as RS Ssrs s Fen
from from Boston % weh WATSON "''.' '0nn''''
p pei ,,s as..y G.ss ss.
s.a been me rebel ss 70, = 1.ss ss
CUaAcoA. June s7Eo Am Aesse in port SID 2sth schr
GaAsp Tuss June s-rn por. shr Independence OF Bos
Sars s.l sR oSse
E.r.ouxa, June so-Io poT. oriss 4 Xrms.rons.
n days xs: B.mors ss%s d.s
P.sA Nay 2a-In pors brig soerino. Higgins, for NYorh
SSS 9rrnr.rcvs. June a0-An 8, Anna. Eyort An.uls.
Arr from NYori. Course :. Dublin Ksesinsion; .nd
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Amsriean Porss.
Msrrmsn, Roy. See prize captured y running 4:
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fsascs ies a.: os.sis. moon. Isss.s; PisIsyss; q
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AZ fro@ rsrsmousS drove sss ny Psysou crows
isSR1r schr rrvdencs Reed chepsaus Rsr for Boz
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snsi !rs@ keweasle Ess % ga .sr, % Eni ysss.rd Ps.-
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The New York herald., 1863-07-13
CITY COMmERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July 11-6P.M.
Asass continued inactive at Sc for pots and exc for
pearls. Nr tU) s-ts
BKzApsrUFFs.-Fiour was heavy to-day, with Iess do
mand for lots wanted by shippers. Tho days sales
clded $4,000 bbs STATE and Western Southern and
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
Alleged Frauds Upon tire Govern m mt
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
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JuLy 1.-THE UNifed Sdtes Alexander Hdca The
defendant In this II q colonel 10 the army and il
charger with dcfraudng the governmopt the amount
of s2 900 by OF false claims The Judge took the
pers and reserved hrs decision Mr. Andrews for The
government, Mr.. Jonas D. Phillips for the defence