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ADOLFsy FECTMAEy.

Franklin 81 ncrt door 10 tie Post Oftc,
MANITOWOC, WIS.
THIS establishment will always contain all the
l. varieties OF Medicine usually kept in a Drug
Store, together with Paints Oils, Varnsh, Al.
cobo, Spirits Of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
for Medicinal purposes. AAo fancy articles
Soap and Perfumery, Blank Books and Station
cry, Camphene, Fluid and Purafne and all the
other articles belonging to this line
rs PR"scmPuoNs carefully put up both day
and night time nj IT.
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Circuit CouEt-M z nitOWoo County.

State Of Wisconsin, Killer X. jones against
Thomas Bohan.
II o THOMAS BOHAN-SIR-PIease take no.
i tice that on affidavit, copies of which are
filed in the otlic. Of the Clerk Of The Circuit
Court in uud for ManitOwoc county, Wisconsin,
a motion will be made at a General Term OF this
Court to be he'd at the Court House in the vii,
lage OF Manitowoc on the fourth Monday Of April
1868 being the 9Th day OF April, 3G3) at .
O'Clock 2. NJ. of that day, that the plaintiff
have leave to issue execution in this action
Respectfully Yours,
GEO. n. WOODIN, PITTS Atty
Dated Jan. 26, 1863
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DR F. SIMON announces to the public that
- he has removed his Office and residence 10
the second hf use west of Baensch's store. ON
Jaw street, where those needing his services can
find him when not otherwise professionally en-
gagged fuos
Nag,toapv No "a Ma
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WALKER HOUSE.


FV'HiS HOUSE has been re>opened, and is now
l. ready for guests. Thorough repairs, i'm
provcments, and additions have been made tie
present season. The interior has undergone a
compete change, so that the .'WALkRR" Is in
fact a Scw House. No pains have been spared
in fitting up and furnishing entirely with now
furniture, making It complete in all its arrange.
ments.
The Proprietor confidently believes he antici-
pateS the wishes Of the TRAVELLING public, by Oh
ening and keeping the "WALKER" as a first
c!asi Fotel, and hopes to merit their approba-
~ { patronage.
A. G. BENTLEY, Proprietor.
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w Est EHN
cy,,cC EaEA u,ND
FROM EANITOWOC TO MENASHA.
Connecting with the Railroad
TO ALL POINTS!

TUE UNDERSIGNED has opened a new
L Stage Route from Manitowoc to M,nasha-
leaving Aauiyovoc Mondays, Wedneslays and
Fridays at O'Clock NJ, reaching Me1asha at
o'clock same day. Returning, will leave Me-
rasla III the morning at ! 0 clock on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and Saturday. and arrive at Manito>
woe At > O'Clock IN the evening. and can pro-
coed T. Two Rivers the same day by livery CON
revauce.
This is the shortest easiest, best end cheapest.
route from hanlIowoc 10 the Railroads. car
~ tie +. :. Mails and ara bound TO make con-
hectioEs with the several Railroad Trans for
Milwaukee, Chicago, Nadisoc, L. Crosse, Green
b Y aud all other Northern ;. Eastern, Western
and Southern cities.
Passengers by l. route will save TWENTY
Four hours time, Fifty miles OF Staging and
Three Duliarn IN money over any other route
Ofieo- at the National Hotel, Manitowoc and
at the BHrronghs' Heass Menasha.
IHOS. WINDlA1E, Proprietor.
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q. ALLEN LAMB, Nj. d.,
Physician, Surgeon, and
Il eco L CHEZ :

Office. opposite National Hotel, York 81.
Orders left at the National Hotel will receive
prompt attention
iS5- Good references given.
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To the Public.

nR. FRANZ SIMON desires to inform his
IL patients and the public that business w il
compel him to be absent for several weeks, and
that he has left bis accounts with his wife fer
settlement, and hopes that al owing him will
call and pay up. Those who have accounts
against him will have them settled by calling as
above. DR.. F. SIMON.
jauoass a. 1859. =r .,
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CHER rs !
GRAPES

4 good Larry s-sortmcu- : = i feet high
- toJJ cca.a EACH
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EAGLE
DRUG STORE.
South side Of the Rirer, Koni:ovoe, Vas.
HENRY BERNER

respectfully informs the public Of Manto-
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
By LFUBSER & RUDIGFR, on the corner of
Franklin and Eighth streets. south side of
tie river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenishiag the same. He has large
end extensive assortment OF PURE
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DiSeaSeSCi;h Eye s CHEST.

I'VE Undersigned, hnoairg from experience
L tltg t. possess any knowledge OF the many
ms { disease o. that
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hEn probate,

| Manitowoc County Court. In the matter OF
| the last VIII and Testament OF Frederick Marx,
! deceased
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Dated Jan. 26, 1868.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
poa.rr,gcru Arrived

r, ,,a-,hp HorIin0 star from Ere Oylr0nt-J. Csld
r. aud servant H. Tllatson lady and servant Mrs Rowe
Mr. A. s,rond Che Briggs. Miss r. His hrs: H. Pen.
H. IL IL Abrsh,ms end lady Lieut.. a. O. Hills, lsdy and
,sr,oti MTs Walton Miss Walton Mrs. Simon, Mf' Ufqa
h.rt lsd lady Mrs Frsnk and child h. Whi's and LADY.
Wn W,i,.l 4. A. Witter Mrs Benedict Mrs Eshob.rd
Mns Bloom and servant. Mrs. dsuhsd aud servant CaptW
H. seemsn MI Holder, J. ID. Clsarman, ". H. Draper NJ
J,mbonry George Cornwall VIM Hunt snd 'erysuI. trsdk
Fischer George Chsrn. X. HuIt MIR sglh,,n and servant
M Lament. Dr.. steele j. Neville T. y. NTsy. J. q: A.
F.lo., Msjsr Sherman and servant, T. NJ Utter. A. Var
due g Walton, J. Liery, }. IL 15i'on. W. = Benodict
Nj. de Raro child 0ervAnt; Dr. fam,s aud sdJ } O
h aud two daughters M TaIdor anu three chi efeo
D. Roll lady AID clid a. L. More LADY aud hv. chi-n
Judge haker lady and two children j. sique lady snd
two children Miss qgel aud sitter MTs HsGGsn and chid.
3 Cows ady and Chi Judge los-, lady three chi drsn
al ,.r,.ut hr, Nov III. Mis AAfe aai ssTysrt Cspt
]. W H.ncocs \. w. Burns Ouo Werner. G. H. Muller.
Lieut. ~ ThcnYson J. J. feek, Is. r. ADsi h. X Hunt, q.
Lieut. Sts Iing j. Waterman W Benedict. T. H. Tsr'k,
Y o. Gctg eFsr. Mn. E~n-ndy lie children sld thee
..uaut.. .lls " ~. robbins, Mrs Matthew. joe snow,
IN, N ~ K.e.r " W. Hsyt II. a. RsihOoLc, ady aHd
vs: " r. bisbs. iady Ni-, Eahbono snd four -
,.. L. PAyfo LADY. children and two servants, " Do
t-tper Braus.o Mrs. Hand and child. Aas s-'en'on
Cil, Gf,.. h. SoniloAsf. Coz. g. 4. HOLMES .nl ,of-
,si 49, Connecticut. 81. y. Eiolmsun Two ohiidfen
vud .erysnt 8 usains " r. Lsp.yroerls j. b. hinibsl
" a. L. Nhi,s h. G.fT.,.,ou. J. Baron, vie and child.
THonss Dsunsl and VIE Mrs O'wsndef aud hve ehids1
bA ef y. So,rAy. ". .oCi-An, ,. Lewis, b fecoai'
L. CoAst M,, Ko,er Nrs Parker AMI a. 90 children. M''
foster Mr. Cunins sad two children, M.s Cnaot', Mrs
syor aua W. chA.Ieu Aapolsob Brow s " stssn ..d
child hfs b Fr!afi Geo. ScbuIiz and vile, l.. Ers. w
hic. Thoms. kcosh. John k-s JoEn n. fepin rLe aud
child Michael He.sa, a y Eclal, r. ua.sssH-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

AMERICAN BIBLE SocIYTY.-The stated meeting
Of the managers held the Bible House AstsPscs on
raursdsy. the I'd iast ct 81 the Hon. Luther Brsdsh
IN the chair. assisted by William b. Crosby Francis Hail. and
Pelsah Psns esqa The Rev Samuel II. Cox d. d., read
The twenty and Psss ;nd offered prayer
Two new suxisriss wus rscoUuizsd--ore in Mtsseha.
setts and ia Iowa. Comrnunieatous were received
om the correspondents Of tho Soos,y and abroad
Grants Of books were made for Confederate prisoners 10
Fort Dsswss for soldiers 10 Psrt schuyler books IN va.
ous spgnast 10 SUadsy Schools st Norfolk Va for sol.
ders hospitals st Washington to Christian Commission
Ia languages, for the to American Sunday School
Union, 70 the sunday School Unioa Of M.od,t Kp.
cops Chuchj Cherokee Tssssn for Cherokee soldiers In
She Union army Dioes In Portuguese and Spanish for Fsys
We Azores Brazil aud Persj for ooored people at Norfolk
va Tszewsi Count. Bible Society TsHns.ss h, dstr
button to the Hebrew 1sssheS Association
}sr soldiers FOr Kearnsy. HsbrssksI 70 the hon,fy
Bocey of tue Protestant Episcopal Church. 10 the American
Missionary Socisty; 20 the Memphis and Shelby County
Bible society Tsnnessse 20oo Bibles and Tss,amsn BY
4squsst OF their Secretary for Confederate army In the Mis-
9issippi Valley Special pemi,sion to suant them
3Ls been the Secretary Treuy
pepsrmen, There were granted zS' volumes 10 various
lsnsusgss for dsbuon By captains on ve.ses to foreign
o ID volumes In raised letters for tho Blind and several
6tbsTs smaller q1sD iy. The elte lumber Of byCks
<ysatsd over Z1,I9D
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw-YoRK....-....Jrrr
ienrsd.


s,es-,hir-chsmpion Jons. A'rnwsll y. y. Ansu.
s.sAmer,-fsof.s Cfomwsu. Poe. hsw.Of cane ~ X
Cfou-euk Co. Creole -, SrW-Orlsans Lrtlan. Heine
t.n4C Che.spe.ks, Wills,' Baltimore, H. u. Cromwell
g.
shr.-R,,eir,e Frssnsn fis-fp,ol. Williams Ouion
y A. rslmsr Or }. Post. Lissfroo Liv.rpeel, j. h
gr th Co i-0rla Reed. Llffs Ns~ Oriesns u. .
or.i-fms,.fi D. l. Kimbal Dearborn, Livoipos TIssS
issfhoru.
t. Gfov,rri Gst seiusfr. G,onc,s,,r B.sssr d'
Verde Hrisrts fiis.l. Mufni P-ifas Funch Hsincss
W--dt. Sisus laef~. s~sn''a. Liieen Faneh hsIeAs
A W.19i
Brs-Tyro fBrl Holmes. nsibs5o.s, ,. , wh,n.y h
COZ Ftrrr rarsf fsfiis', sasu, 1hoirss ~ sar'ssd
ilsfi, fsiar fs~-f. ~ John, =. u. 4. rnirsfs ="
p.s-aa. fhrI Fti4n. Afsrihs {. g.. =. siusi 4 Co
I.fy sshlf 200 tbf.l. Aoffl.ou =; John, y B r We
vlst C,ffr...ra nsnl sch,tsn. hio jsn.lTo Pfen
.r.s Ll. creole ,Ausisnl haadloh. Cois. HoGeoa
Ea..n-u
s-hooners-Nu.srst Arn. Nhlppie.. HahfsI, Saith
~ 4 GO J.trrs. Iauss Boston " bra~u Go. bsf'
tfs4s cftor Jans,sr Portland for-ro9 C,nd.g. Oafd
us.r. ~ Lucrs. strrss panrsrsi ". =. brown 60.
1-rs, Henry. Tferaf.sy Bo'son 4 y hsyhew Csfolire
liz Lswson. ssWca.le, De-. !. g.. frltop 500. Alice
4. RelesL ollsf ndaa. H Underwood. Adsanee tbrl.
q sry Bafhadoss " ~ Nuifh
tsa4 south port Toe N@w. iiaysn. d sis4saIt Mary
FTanc4s caogsoa, Cas.hGm. H1i'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
J,su U.Yrs, Secretary.
nrun. .orrnnAA a Pnoro.1 1.Mln,HlI.CEsrsAL.

OTsIcE oy THs A. A. PsoyosT HAssHAI-C KsESAL(
SoJTHERr DIvfsiOs % hFgipRk, Z
ksx.iORk. JaGe p, looJ
Notice hereby given 20 al psfsons ~hose nsres have
been ENROLLED IN D.s.Iict other Aan those IA which
they re.de oy calling upon the PrgVo'iIssAa IN te
Drcl IN ~hch they have their fes1-nce they cen oo,h
CERTlFICATE hs fact Of their nest IN suon De
tne. which up0u Irsssntaou, will srtile iEsm to have
th. rams. lsieu from ia. lists where they nay have eesH
snTolsd ss-w here
By .doptng tai, conr,e the Provost f'hsls vii be e.
.b.d 10 tnaif " and prevent the possibility Of names
Appearing more thsn once Ia IA. eugoliuent - =,
krrcston ,aculd be ade 70 tie Proso,tsrhas o. fo
lows;
10, Congres.'ansl DlstTiet Jansca- l. l. -
"a Corxrs.onai Di.uc No. 10 Grsnds', Wilismthufsh
ID s.ousl Dlrici No 239 ..hiasssn o., bEoo.!Js
aih Csssrs..losai Disihcl No. Isl Broadway
sth C,n...,'Dnsl Di,,ris, No as Gr,no-st
sth Ceuxr...sI.I In.uict, No ls3 tth-A'
IN Coa.rs.sonii pi.igic. No 81 si..y.
fth (sazto.loG.l Dis,rc., No. l.lsit BFssd~sy.
lth Con.Te.aon.I Dls.Iict, No. 675 81 AZ. -
w. Col ROBERT EUGrET.
A A. Pfo,os,.M.T.ha 0encrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

THK REV. Dr.. MA.ng OF LosDos AT TIE
TABrHsAoLH-The Rsv. J. w. Msuie d. d., Of London.
will deliver address a, tho Broadway Tabernacle Church
to morrow evening upon English sympathy with Anti.
Slavery Sentiment la the United ssLes Dr. Mass ths
bearer OF the grand pfoi. sf 1000 British Ministers against
recognizing SsvoLoldns Confodaey and their apps. for
Emancipation. Dr. Mssie for long time pastor Of =
church Stafford. Lanosshie. preyous TO h, removal 10
Lcndou aud has had the extensive opportunities Of
leaning tho sentiment Of tho British the subject Of
human liberty IL s unnecessary to ask for crowded
assembly to hear him. for that viii be given.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Arrived.

s.,ts,Llg M,u'rE ss'. Psfs,n, New wofls.n' Jgrn ~
pee Oa 10 Bar. > " ias. ps.'ei ,shf ienfJ
PsI. vi'..d 20 D. i.rSg'd On = "a ~ :, 49, - =
s.sr bs1ai .ss or to % 81 ia, Pa".d Amer
lo.p tTt tousd 'be-nE biur ind Wb' ..nsi, With "a
.Ao-irg ned fsrti ~lh is.sf. ". T. Is.
sis.nsAis uao" o. 81, w-'ea. ST. JoAn lF.'hi'l' q
d.yr A.. a.. .,.,..
s,,sa;; iS,is,s joos. rhi sisrai. mac to Lopez
st,,asf KHs FISHER sys rroTIisne-. mi.' to T.
sts..rsr W. c. w.ier Rois-,' PAladeph, na'e. TO J.
sIP Nsiy Koti-.oa t,f Nswgsiforj. Y.cl,sqe London
ioa'G5i7 .y1te Z. 5. st.sm~r Edc,.oa.
shp L,dy ws.hins0n. sishss Boston days. bsiA'. 20
T.h r.ds s,sn,ne thu.l orebIcho Cardiff a days. coal
70 lisinbo. 4 b,ichen.
Biz Leo tBrl col,on. Cow Bay c 3, 10 isy' al TO
D, T. = rssr ~ Uoniars
b. M.ns White Crowsu Il,r.u. C. r. II a,y. coal to
Baser Cfow.L No date. % Osofses B-ai,. spoken
~ a. : schr. ki,'inuJ. ciui.-.
Bra W.tsrloo. Walker. Boston days barrels.
Bi. EAr. G'sslion Aoee'oo = H. Il aAy' 'asA' and
sehl H.re, WOOD 10: Belize Houdl. Bfanssl Cat I'l.
.rt l,,. fruit 20 Darrell 4 c..
sehr asry Clinton Reeve Belize Hond IL day.. loswooa
and uasno.suy = \. Alexander
sehf O. y. kins NcGfs.of Calais, Ne days. lumber to
- H.ns,h. w-.,brook. Portland, Ms tday. muse
schr Graui,. s.se. Hs!e,. PoIlsnd dsy' lnd'e TO s.
sehf. MlI.id Fillmore. Chase, Boston 5ai' ul'e to
s,h, p.niai wst,,sr crowsn, Boston, Tor Albany.
schf a Cook. Eser,hsm Baltimore dAys sapeter to
srfi Victory, Murphy. csil. 10 days lumber to sup,ou
schi stephen Waterman. Bowman New Bedford In bal
last
shr Mary franc. Babor Barber, Bangor dAJ' lumber
sdT Bsis ef III. Bay. Rogers Georges Eant, days
scr STA. Holms. v hsht Providence balla,l
SER. Gentle, 0etchef. A'cs ard, limo.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
HA,pQr.xrrRs PKoyosr hAEsHtI,
afrru DIsTRlCT ~ NEv-fokx 70. lt5 tih-av. }
The National Corps of Honor.

The National Corps OF Honor.
MEN AhIED FOR TIE INVALID CORPS.
Fsth0 Solder. VI good obsrfcter who from wounds or
the vestudrs Of incspiosed for scve field dny,
will ouly 30 received Enlistment for three years uns'.
.oou.r eschafeL. Pay Aosarces - IN e uiiec
stss, lu,nty that premium, o. bounty for I'm
stmsnt VII = Ell. Joining tEis Corps VIII not iuvA
pensions Or besnies which nay os due for pfer
service.
To dai.s will be cLleiy 20 at Proves. Guard, Tor
Hoiis ard c,hef pubhc buiiings soda. -tks Ogdees
Gc II necessary they will be ssssnsd 10 fors aHd Gar
Is0na --..- -. ...,.,..,o,,
The applicant obtsn the Certificate ~ tho Board o
furc iai.nt II b., Cosrres.iousl DstFict.
That the applicant 10 uahi for service in the ns.d
Tnat be 10 IL 90 the du.es OF s5iae u hs, indicated
above
J. Th.t II no, now Ir tho service. be hcaorsbly d
4 That he s usriiorions and deserving
For the of service the win Be selected
Tor grade. Of duty. Ttoss who efficient and
ar- bodied and capable Of performing susg1 duty etc etc
Will bs aaed with niusksts aud sssn.e sne, o. the
Ft Battalion. Those of Tho Gsgfcs oG etclsucy, n
eudin. those DO have o,l hand su and the los..
Elective rcadns those who have la foot or leg 20 tho
IL. q tho Second Third Bsitaions they will be
afnIed " Oh swords
Unif1rm--ssy Blas with DaIh Blas Trim anss
For Ellistns or fufthof information spp.y 10
JAMES w. tAER. Board
JAMES w. POWELL. OF
CHARLES A. LAMONT, )Enroumsot
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JULY A. 1863

,,ecnc hi.,ory OF the sr together with the charges pre-
,s nv tho Mayor ssa'nst Hr Dsvln. aud Mr. Dey.in''
.uv sret, Tho report concludes with resolution d.
r.euv hs Ccuroer draw hiwarart n favor of Cha@'
p.,n for he sun u ooi CO In f for the claims Which
h. hos afsn,t the cry The report was laid over aud v"
probsby come up for confederation a. The ness meeting '
th. roar
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

THr DHyLIs AsD COsovrR CosTRoyERsI.-At
the lAs meeting ofths Lssrd Of Aldermen the spscia Com
mites composed Of Ms.n 0tiiwsu and Mitchell TO whom
was referred certain resolutions directing them to sIAios
and report all the information they might be enabled to Oh
TAIN touching the conroversy fol hs control Of the
Office Of Street Commissioner by Msssu. Deslin ssi
Couqysr presented lengthy report in which hey gave
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
CRY Issrscrons Drp,nrarsr.-Fos tie pur'

CIrY INsIkC1UNb UEPfhIhHNI IT "a t'O I'M
po,s OF rrinx every person who desire, al opportunity 10
report in proper form all rssseuee. committed by parties
.or,,.d 10 .esnIus The streets removing ashes saross~ se
Ci,y lu.ysc.or Boc, has established Luesu for c"mp'sn
In bi. DEPARTMENT special Inspector hss been appoh'7o
Va supshntsnd the regovs Of the dead eod'' iecs"uJ
a,o,.r.a uudsr the new wousn's Hoipi.a. corner of
Fish ,ltse, and Fourth II Ia said tlas over
tbou,aud bodies have beon Uttered the.e . r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

Goals TO TIE Poor AT $l5 PER TuS.-The Su.
oeutendeos Of the Poor for Kings County apparently
,sds Of the burden they impose upon the have
u awarded contract for supplying the county building.
with for ensuing year. the Of els per ton to
Charles Kelsey
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Dnrrcc,. Zonnrc..-RecruIt, w.n.eA for .he sth

Duryer,s Zouaves.-RecTui,s wanted FOR tho 3,h
Reiiniea, u. s. i4ianiry Volunteers, Col CLEVELAND
NlNSLoW. now foorsapiIing IN thi. city.
sl;O bounty psd 10 resnustns from any retained
resiment
l13 bounty paid 20 recraiss s. premium paid upon
the recruit bsips my,isted into the service.
k.r ulent now ga camp sfSlsn Island.
Relief uctsi. furnished g. tho fA.ass ol soldiers.
Hatious and aEiieTns furnished
WA. II CHAMBERS.
Captain Co r., ana T. o,
Mercsr House Brooms and M-rcst.sts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

sfsiaTusb ALssssc.
sgn-hisss..4 70 S~ts ts..........7iN Hoon-Fisss WV
,sady Hsof.. sos oov. lsisIi. iNs1 iie l'sts E'u
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Militarp Notltes.

Raty, Rally, Rally.-Co. Is. 8tth HFolMENT N.
Y n l. o. tAiitisl. Col FRED. A. CONKLINO. Twsnsy.
bvs Rofuts wanted Immediately for 10 days service Full
unions ~ nishod and member who hiss signed tho
roll oahi. Company viii report INN edatsl, 81 Hssdqasies
At tArmos Of the list Regiment Centre MaIkst be.
tresi ors.i aud bIoom-.sta by order OF
WILLIAM ATKINSON. Captain
Jos Mi-oHsLL, Orderly Sergeant
40 Men Wsntcd.--Ths nth ReT. N. Y. y VoIs. ts
nov aiming for three ysafS service This popular
rsgassi has seen active service Ia battles under MeCssn
Po Bsr.ds and HootsL Those wi.hing TO enlist cannot
hnn better chance. Pay food clothing &c, commence on
s1sO BOUNTY TO THoaE WHO RE-ENLIsr.
ella TO RECRUITS.
Applyto LIEUT.. CHAS H. PEASF,
No. H9 lstsv., N. \, City.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
Dury,c,, Zounye,s Auantion !-Oru.rins for

Duryec's Xounve's Attention !-Orgsairins for
tho Yc,lsn Cofpsi t33l Bounty pAG-one mcn.hs pay In
advance. Oos Of l,d experience who have served two
ysArs la the heid will command Nins compaDies nov or
ganillg In hewfoIA CITY, Brooslyn Buffalo Ogfensours
aud DctolL Tow Sefseancies are . vacant oaly mea
vel recommended viii be received Uniforms, clothes,
euasT, sc furnished st once Part OF the hegmont now
Ia tue held Field aid Stal sfe ss lolorsi
CLEVELAND WlN5LOW Colonel.
CARLISLE BOYD Lieutensn..Colous
CHAB. MONTGOMERY, MAJOR.
ADAN fERGUHsON Adjutsri-
FRANK ". DOOLirTLE Surgeon.
PERRIN BUROlGK, iG. Qunusrm4s.er.
GORDON WiNSLOW. Chaplain.
particulars spply al the Headquarters No. Ts Broad
,gRy Cof Asto ACE.
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bort Uar0ens' Notice.
srAry o. Nnw.YoHr.

STATE o. NHwYOHr.
PORr.WARDkHs OYfuoE No Iet Walst
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
,rcuoi Of tie Act passed Aph a. 1881. entitled An
to Hoo sAre tho N.fdeus Ohcs oil tho Port Oi New
Yoib to pssou, Interested In having charge oi ths
ub- OF such inquiry eIsnnation, or that
following tssses under examination by the Fort
WARDEN, sd thst tho said surveys OF .Ienustons oil %
romplti within tsu days nsIt succeeding TILL netcs os
board ssi vsssos:
psfk Pier No II r..
baIs flsf NO ~ y
bfis "
B. CoDsis ssd Gertrude. No T. y.
Big bls NO ~ ~ IL
betirIs
Sthoonr Nos 1911 r..
Sehoouf NO. 80 N H.
g. II. BhANiiAlL, ffesicent
J. Ags HgnKIn An, secfstafy.
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Total importance. g33i0a4 s@.l5s'2o esi,st9'VJ'
The ,pring i'ade in STAPLE foreign goods, euch re
plain woolen goods, plain Paris shawn, black silks,
ribbons, plain worsteds, aud eoi'on'snd-wor''eds,
has been satisfactory. Fnncy cot.on-aud- -worsied
drees goods. TO nlor,s Of which were large, cold
well until the gold rmiO in The beginning OF March,
but after THE time buyers we've very cautions, s'es "a
accumulated, and finally were sold low nj auction
as importers have lesraed that fancy dry goods must
be sold The season they srs imported lot Proes rnio
as they may.
The coal transported over .hs Delaware, Lack
awanna aud Western Railroad, for the last week
was as follOwat
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smiled.

Jul, Alternately Of RicL nona.
sLiIs- 81 kottebohni, Crewore David Crockett. Osorg-
Pesboy, Shsso.lssfo VICTORIA hawiicT. hAssbi, 4ad T.
W. -tes0n.
Esikl-C.nihabslla, kolish,. aud EIs BArsL
Bhss- MAY Garland OBds. and lnOek VI
Y.cht-Gip,y, sud others
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Balance July 7.........s:i.s .sJl ,s7& 81

Balance July .."....s?i,S,sN 81
The above table shows decrease o. $685. 48
In the amount in tho bands OF the Assistant Treas
urer, W compared with the close OF the previous
week. Included in the receipts Of tho week were
eS36, 900 in specie.
InPonrs on YoKEIoS DRY GOODS AT sxw.IoRK.
Fer The WeeE. 1SD1. 1861. 1883.
FIteied at the port.-.... pZIs,I0f cvJ1 Hs PIWoLo
TIrown on maiket..... yJe79 l,LIS.1l3 z.72g
Since Jan. J.. .... ... .....--
Thrown On InAiet.... 2s.asts7s 2,3'a.7so 2s.1'aI2
The imports Of dry goods at New.York for tho
year ending June 80, compare ~ follows with those
Of tho past Two years.
mo
DESCRIPTION n GOOd' 1851. 1s82s sls63;
Msnufs Of COttop...., lata7.lN 6,0JJSsQ s,iIio9S
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Passengers sailed

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