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The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
Josephine Copper Mining 60.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT \
- meeting Of tie Board Of Trustees Of the Jose
phine Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Co.. held
Jane 10th lSG3 an Assessment was levied Of SIX
Cents per foot apon each and every foot of the
above Company. payable on or before the 10th Of
July. 1868. AZ the Office Of the Secretary 0rovle.
By 0rdcr of the Beard.
D.N. BISHOP, sec'y.
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INDIANS FIGHTIYG.-The HUMBOLDT Times q
June 9th says:
On Thursday Of las; week The Dgers 10 Hoopa,
" spilin - for 4 fight" marched out in au open
field and had battle among themselves The
row commenced about difficulty Of old stand
ing between two ranches-the Ser-nal-te and
Ty-clamen-te-the latter ranch being joined il
the fight By soue warriors from Men title and
Ties tang, while the Ser nal-tes were assisted
By the Un-saw-te<, Mes l.g's. and some from
klamath. IN the recent fight, twelve Indians
were wounded, two of whom have since died
and it was hoped that two more would die
They are getting ready for another big fight
and ali they ask of the whites Is to be let
alone.
SIERRA DE1ocRsT This paper has con-.
menced the publication Of its eighth volume
Il is good mountain journal. aud we are sor-
~ to see it upholding the cause Of the corrup;
Shoddy party.
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California G.. & S. NJ. Co.

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CALIFORNIA
= Gold and Silver Mining Company California
Ledge. Buena Vista District. Humboldt Co.. y. IT,
are hereby notified that the first regular meeting
for the election ef Trustees for the ensuing wear.
VIII he held at the Office Of the Company. ChcT,-
kee, BItie county. California, on the 2l~t day Of
Juiy. l,e3. THOMAS MCDANIEL.
Cherokee, June I5tA, 1853.
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IIoT.-Ihe weather, Just now is pretty
warm-keeping close to one hundred degrees
in the shade. 1t is a little oppressive, on ac
count of the very cool spring weather We have
had. The nights are cool, however, and the
gentle winds with which they are always &C
companied, more than offset the uncomfortable
sensation caused by old sol.
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SrsBR,NG ArFAIR.-On Monday evening
last difficulty occurred 10 front Of the Fashion
saloon, Grass Valley between john McGiure
and an cid man named Coruclias McCrea. in
which the former was stabbed by the latter.
wiki q pocket knife twice about tie head
one wouad beiag in the region of the left TEN
pie by which an artery was severed, from
which blood flowed profasely. The atfuy
arose from politics
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democratic papers throughout the State
please copy.
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AT:4XT.4A:S:l. KIit ans.

~ -.--' : = - TT = =
The oFavi.le CommanGeIy of KAi4its Templgr
No5, 79i.i '~~e.abe al Masonic Hail. on tie second
in&s1ar,ii Wednesday Of ea d month. SirKaial;s
from abroad are invited 90 attend wlelc, er con.
-euiea1. IH0'S CALLDW, Com
tG-Hya NcDoHNorr. Recorder.
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OROvILLE, SATURDAY. JUNE 2Oth.

ss- There are only fI7o sides to the question
Ertry man must be for the Unted States q
against It. There can be no Hent1als in tbs Irar,
oxLv PArRIors-oR rRAIToRs.-S. n. Douglas,
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FOR SALE!

rgNAyERN sTAoD. on REASONABLE TERMS
q comprising House Barns, Warehouses, six
acres Garden, VITA Apple Trees, $50 acres under
fence sc. The above Stand is located on the direct
road from Or1vi,le u Hunting Valley, Round VAL
lev Honev Lake and the Hg1Iboldt Mines and in
a good miniH. district 30 miles from Oroville.
GEORGE LGVELOCK.
av2 Proprietor.
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To FoSrCSs HrNTERs--7he following.
from the Amador Dispatch, >1plies with coaal
iorce 10 tbs locality We hope hose Of our
people who in'ead changing base viii givc j,
4 pcrcs4l;
Il The m,uers in this region would turn their
attention LILLE more To the vast ard exleu
S've mines in their midst, instead q running
after rich discoveries made two or three
haud'ed miles distant. ;hey woald find it more
pieasan; and profitable. but could help to dr
velnp the rich mines that are beng discovered
almost daily. When we come 10 reckon m
iae cost Of going 10 Reese river. and the enar-
nous eXpeuSe of living after We Set there and
then '4he the Same chances Of striking It -
that We have at home. Il ought TO be enough
10 satisfy the most eager oats tba. cou,cm-
plate taa:ag trip there, OF the folly @. coirg.
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MARYSvILLg RIFrEs.-We understand this
fine military company have been invited to at
tend ball at Armory Hall on the Fourth Of
July, as the guests Of the 0royille Guards We
hope the invitation Will be accepted and We
are assured, that the Rifles will be received 10y
the soldiers and citizens Of the Gem of the
Foothills, in manner worthy Of their guests.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

FoCRrH OF JUIY BAII--Mr A Thatcher
will give ball al his hotel in Wyandotte, on
the evening Of the third of July. We need
hardly tell our readers what they already
kuow-thal Thatcher is famous for getting uE
and giving the r'gtt knd Of parties, and, WI
predict that he will usher in the ever mem
cradle and slorius Fourth with one of the mosi
JOYOUS gatherings of mortals in the Empire
State OF the Pacific
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

oRoE.L9.E LoDG;: sc. Io3. L. \. VI.
Z THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
7a = croyi-lc Lodge, No loG, Of T. \. NJ, are
y held on the lat Saturday of each month,
and called meeias every Saturday, al the Ma sonic
Hall. over 4. Mepouaott's Drug Store.
GEO. ". ELLIOT, W.M.
san. C.. D.ssoE. Sc "
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

ODOTILi.. DIVISION 20. 20. :. of z.
Meet regularly on Tuesday Evening Of each week
in their Han. corner Of Oak and Montgomery St..
All members Of the order in q aoi Standing are cor
daily invited 70 attead.
An. WYMAN. W.P.
". J. COLLIER. P. :.
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Wholesale agents for Pacific coast.
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I. 0. Of G. T.

I. 0. Of G. T.
BUTTE LODGE, No. so. |. 0. or G. T., MEETS
every Thursday evening in Temperance Hall, on
Bird street. Visiting brothers in good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
WM. J. COLLIER. VS.
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set of regulations have also been prescribed by
the War Department for the conduct of the
draft.
Each Provost Marshal has Jurisdiction over
i Congressional district. He may appoint
two deputies, or more, if necessary, at salaries
Of not more than Sl00 per month each four
especial officers for detecting and arresting
spies or deserterS, at from $40 to 500 per
month each. depending on their usefulness
enrolling officers at not exceeding S3 per
diem for the time actually employed and
special guards for deserters, at not more than
81 per diem, besides their actual expenses.
All these appointments are TO be made sab-
ject 10 the approval of the Provost Marshal
at Washington.
Since the bombardment of Fort Sumter, the
great heart of the people has not been so tho
roughly moved as it has been by the arbitrary
aod Illegal arrest and Imprisonment OF c. l.
Vallandigham. Meetings have been held all
over the country, and if Nallandigham was
suht! VI tIeasoA ia ta'hiho aSaIust tuc AuH1iI-
istration, there is not speaker at any Of those
meetings but what has exceeded him. The
meetings in Albany and New York city were
large and enthusiastic, and awed down all at
tempts 10 interrupt them. The press is equally
fearless in condemniOg the arrest and j1dg-
ment. l could ill your columns with quota
tons from the Administration papers in oppo
sitiou 10 il He was sentenced 10 Fort War
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weaker. Minpesota Mining was in demand
at 70. The decline e the monthly product
Of this mine is not the result Of any
decreased richness Of the vein, but Of tho lack Of
miners. This want has since been supplied. Hsr-
lem was let down to 1913. There were no regis.
tered Gales Of Pacific Mail. Hudson River sold at
1891 d $50. In the Western shares the market was
irregular, but generally lower Terre Hauts was
among tho frmeI stocks and Chicago and North
Western among the weakest AT the Second Board
there was a rather frmer tone, with q moderate
business. Pacific Mail sold 81 236. Harlem was
irregular, selling at l22 up to l24, closing at 1871.
Chicago and North. Western advanced Il v cent.
The Terre Haute issuss were firm and 10 good de-
mand. Governments have been in fair demand
to-day M steady prices. At the close OF
business the market was firm at: United
States e., 1881, Coupons. lO6i 0lO6i; United
States Treasury Notes, 1910, April and October,
1861 IO6}; United States One-Year Certificates,
IOI a lOIi; Missouri State 6s, 7Oa7Oi; American
Gold, I27iaI1i; Nsw.York Central Railroad, 1851
sl2S.; Erie Railway, lo5i Hudson River RaiIroac'
I48aI4S}; Harlem Railroad, l23a el2ii Reading
Railroad, 1904 1871 Michigan Csntrai Railroad llo
ell5}; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, ssi asst; Michigan Southern and North
Indiana Guar, Ill l0Il54; Illinois Cen. r.. ll3
a alI4; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, 95 0954t;
Gaena and Chicago Railroad, 99t d99s; Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, ll4i 8ll4i; Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, 1861 @ 1851; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Railroad 81 eG7i; Pittsburgh. For.
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, mann; Tsrre
Hauts and Alton Railroad, 6Oa60i, Terre Haute
aud Alton Railroad Preferred, SGT 1861; Chicago
and Nortb-Western Railroad, 35i
Sterling Exchange was firm at lao this morning,
bat afterwsrd sold high l4Oi, and asking quo
ta.ions at the close l4l. Francs Close at 4O7i
cAO2i.
Fregbts are decidedly hrmer, but are very dull
indeed there Is very little berth room Offering, and
this il fortunate, because if there were, there 10 no
considerable amount Of merchandise 10 fill up. The
engagements are: $4,000 bush. Corn, at CID, 10
bulk, by British vessel-an inside rate; Ia, 900
bush. Wheat, Per American flag, at 3D., in bulk-at
the close, 81. il demanded for Wheat, in bags, by
neutral vessel and per steamer, 800 boxes Cheese,
a, 4Os. To London: 1900 bush. Wheat, at 6id.,
ia bulk; 500 bbl, Flour, at 70. 3d.; and per neu
,rsl flag, 1000 bbs. Flour, at u. 7id. 10 Liver
pool. per American packet; Flour, ls. 3D.; Wheat,
7d; Corn, Old; Heavy Goods, l7s. 6d. 2Os.; per
foreign packet: Flour. 10. 3d.; Wheat, 3D.; Corn,
G;d.; Heavy Goods, 20s. S(2s. Cd. To London, per
American packet, Flour, u. 3D.; Wheat, 6id. 41d.;
Heavy Goods rs. Cd; per foreign packet; Flour,
"a. 3D.; Wheat, 3d.; Heavy Goods, 25s. q rs Cd.
Tho business Of the Sub Treasury was; Receipts.
A. 624. .43l OF; for Customs, $3l2,5Oo; Payments,
A. .25e, ,sl4 I3; Balance, 81 ,e3l, ,726 "a.
Amoun, Of coal TRANSPORTED over tue Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad for the las!
week WAS:
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market have improved, and Q few Of the regular
cotton goods commission houses who were willing
70 make discount from the highest prices Of thS
month are doing fair trade but there ID no general
disposition to purchase largely, although prices Of
cotton goods tending upward and have prospect Of
being considerable time TO come The cbisf
inquiries Of tho trade concerning cotton goods arc for
standard heavy Sbeetings Stocks Of these are verv
scarce, the supply being almost entirely out of irss
bands, and none are making. Tie variability Of
the market and the scarcity aud high price Of cotton
deter manufacturers from starting the looms thaa
were long ago stopped on heavy Sheetings. The
manufacture of cotton goods at present is 30 risky
onsiness that manufacturers are content to buy ~
ii'ts cotton a. possible, aud work only such
machinery a. will suffice TO Keep their hands
together This is the fact that gives 80 much firm
ness to the market, Notwithstanding the capture Of
Vicksourg and Port Hudson. The supply Of cotton
Is not inereaing and the supply Of goods is not in
creasing. With fair Fall trade, such a. can res-
sonabiy DO expected holders OF cotton goods feel
assured that prices will be higher before they are
lower. Standard heavy brown steetiDgs closed this
evening at 32ic., with mere buyers than
sellers. In other cotton goods there u
no change Of importance in the reg.
ular market. Woolen goods remain at last weeks
prices. Houses who submitted to concession lasa
week, are doing moderate trade, but the gensrsA
market is dull. There is some looking around The
foreign goods market, and here and there few con.
siderable sales. but no general movement. The inn
ports are increasing.
The following tables show tho movements of prod
uce at this port:
Receipts of certain nrts of Domeie Produce at Nsse.
York durira q, dr,f iesen monMs Of khs redy.
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THE 1863.
| Sfi::s.

pINNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with It. connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
prox Nyw. YohA TO qHE PRINCIPAL WESTERN CIriHs
Seven trains run Gdy from NewYors TO Philadelphia via
'''" N.wJeI.sz sad Camden s9a a AmeSy t,T' rp,a
ROIJTT LEAVE SEW-YCRK FROM THE
FOOT or COUaTLANDT ST. =,
BY way Of PLlsdsIphs the morning passengers lesve vow
yoik s time 90 other ion'ss evening" P"engoh
., & D. m one hour later than other limos
By wsy OF Allentown. evening passenger ieNe ~ m
hours later thar the Northern lines spd BY both Ioa'e,
aniys et the tms Northern lines IN go sno s
points IN The Northwest Crestne Indianapolis Lonivis
x Lou, Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, and aii main
points West with fewer changes Of ears n,n,,,,
pit,br.h $50 niles and New York 20 Ptsburgh, tW miles
Smoking and Saloon Cars on al trains
lac Tie .se a. a. S,ner ,,sa1S 1So'e transfer. FREQ
Secure Tickets. good until u,ed by Pittsbn,eh
WESTERN EMlGhAfION.
Tho Peun.yly,na Centrsl Company runs tn Hn'tsns y,
Isys 10 parties moving westward at onshsn 'ns us" "'o
Of fore. -
By this route sshs Of ell description, can Be forwarded
TO and from any ront the hafosds o. ONO hsnocD
Indiana. illinois Wseonsin Iowa Missouri, BY RAIL
West by s,esmrrs foin Pittsburgh
1be rates of Freight 10 .od from point In the West BY
the vans Central Bsrosd ell times favorable
a. arc charged by other ksosd Compsuis Merchants and
.liops, ntrusDg the transportation Of their Fes TO this
C,npsny, can rely with conhdsnes on Its speedy 1ansit
Fsrm,,. and Dealers Ia Live Stock will hnd thi' mos. al
ysntsg.ous cute Cspscous Yards we'll wstsfsd ssd sup
Piled with ever, convesncs have been opened on sis s
F,om Harrisburg. whs VIII be found every sonysneses for
sss s1d ,. .nS ss;s s%sksr
fhiA IL ELLIOTT. Passenger ;.n., No. X'.of House.
LELCH l. Co, Frsyh, AGENT; ~. =, ,,,.u
No ! Actor h.uss. and no. o.i.s William q
MCDONALD BIscHoEF L~ii,sn', a nss is:...ryp...
enoCH LEWIS General 81 sspssiatssdsnss AissssA PA,
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THURSDAY, July 30-r ~.

The stock market was fairly ae.i'o This morning.
but under realizing sales there was little reaction
in prices for most Of tho list Tho check sppears TO
be one Of those which are common In rising mar
kst when temporarily the realizing sales exceed the
demand. The movement is much facilitated BY the
gsA, ease In money which enables operators TO carry
any amount Of shares on fair margins. The market
appears still to bs controlled by cliques which ap'
pear to have taken hold Of majority ofstocks
on the list. Central was among the hrmest
stocks, selling up 10 i29. Erie common was very
active aud higher than yesterday, bat loft Oh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31
Proposals
II tha NAYY.-SEALED

CLOTHING for tho NAVY.-SEALED
~ PROPO ,aL5 with Samples viii be received at the
ln-ps, tos Utss IL Provion and Cothou H the broohyo
N.vyf.d, uD:i u .csck Iasy. the JlH Of July next
for the following tic -s viz:
O.. 0Oo ys'ds Bus FisnueL
<0.'11 yards Bloc S.Iinet
100 yards Bsrnsle, Sh-stpG
900 par & al skin Shoes
800 par " oolsu Socks
20o Msure.e.
To be do iv-d he Inspecon OF Provision and Clothing
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard without additional ohsrge I'M
uod ely upou acceptance foUuu.
sanda'd Samples oi above sI.ices DO seon o. said
In-pect"n.
Ee~Yuk July a. 1862
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BuaRAU OF NAyiGlriov NAVY DEPARTMENT l
"A AanINn1nN InIl Il. lhbJ.

WAsnYo1os. July IS 1868.
DROPOSALS for BUNIlNG and DRY
GOODS-sGAL Med PROPOSALS viii be received at this
Bureau on, 'h- Ism day Of August psI for furnishing the
requisite supplies o. bunng and w Goods for the Navy
dnIioe 'hs var rndius on III. ,o'h June 1894 ..,
Dry ,d the be- aud directed to tie Chief OF
III. ,oes included 10 these proposals p.rtcu
larry decnbei 10 the priocps schednies copies o which
may Re onin"d on sppiciton, to the ,omsn isnts or
Nsvisn Ocrp OF the yards or at tho Bureau
Ssmp'es viii be seen and In ucons or special Information
eb,.ned ON speicston to the Conandsats or Navigation
| Officer Of tbs YNres
As qus.. prcheI In tho schedules only s'timstss
Of probssle rqnrssnts the right reserved TO require
.cb.6us.
Al sc-. must b. delivered to the Yard a, the eIpen.s
and ri'k Of th- coutrscior In suitable psesss with bis
properly marked theeon and tho atcrs mnst os sno
Yard wb.rs rc.v,d aud ss,eiy ssc,oIy 10 the Nsvigs
| tior Officer sssri med tb.rssI
dsivris I'd only o. tue N.vy.fmd At Brookya E-wYork
sd Y. TO- b. Y.a y; .sh u. pro-
peal n.s: Ia eo%pa.s tn: price ,s.a 10 %. SS,unn
Iv.y orsr u'u, DO accompanied by written guarsntss
| o. required by lsw, the form Of which IL spbtonsd
The coo~ct la each oa'e will bs awarded 70 the lowest
bOaa Eds bidder ~ho YES proper .ees io it' iImsn
| the interest Of tho ooversment -
Thoe op, who's. otter. may be accepted vii be notified.
aud ths contracts vail he forwarded thereafter
practicable which the parties will be required TO ereeo
alter receiving them at tho nearest pOofics'
ss.u, 10 ~. full amount will bs required to .isn hs con-
ttsc aud their ,ty ifsI to By United STATES
District jade Atoms ey Col scto OF Navy ASsuL
form Of Qua aass
Tho undersitnrd - -. IN the State OF -.
and Of - Ia the S.sts Of ----. hereby gansn
toe tbst. the foregoing bid Of for any OF the
us eYiss lssn scceptsd he they wi within
day. s.f receipt Of the contract at the poocs
named Nav, Ass1s ds mated circuits the con'ses for
tie wh good All ,ucsa. sure Ices Hsd Ia case the
ssii .ha fsi 10 ~nl. toto conrse, a!,rsssd, vs.
xu..nts. sks good the differences between the onsf Of
toe saia - and hat whicL usay DO seeepIed
Signatures two sssIsnI0n EI.
Da'e.
Witness
Ib.T.py c.r,fy th.. the sbovepsmsd - are known to
me ., u,n property. ablo Hahs good their guaranty
sl.Dsturs. q III.
Data. -
10 h. sfued by the United States District JudSs United
STATE. Di tds-Aaornsy, Collector. OF navy Agent
Jy II iawtSF.
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Crtnrsions.

EXCURsIONS to COMFY ISLAND.-The
II C.rs Of the COMFY ISLAND and BhOokLin
SIIrROAf COMPANY rsn every sx inmates ffom Fulton
snd Cs.hsrne Peres Brookyp connecting 81 city line with
s.r, for Gsss6d Grsvssud 5heep,hesd Bay and CouoJ
~ T. C. COKE, Superintendent
EISHING BANKS.-Steamer MAINLAND
Lave, Peel Slip st u. We. 3Nh-st, o. Dsy At, q
Pier Moth River a. dsy except Saturday,. fns cenis
Muse R,freshu,eats Bait aud Lines on board
fI,O THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSYLVA-
HIA-Tcse,s thess EIcurion. are nov ioI sale a
she encs Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
EEW-JER5EY, foot of Courtand-st, New-foiS FOR do
o Of the aud further inform alton sypy at The
Shce foot Of CourtsDd-st or Of h T. BALDWIN, oene-
ea Ticket Agent, No 60 Wsltst
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Amusemenis.
DARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- POSITIVELY TIE LAST WEEK.


sANFoRDs ETHIOPIAN oPERA TROUPE,
NEGRO MIN5TRELS. DANCERS
COMIC OPERATIC PERFORMERS.
This splendid band hiss acquired aobound-d popularity do
ring their short ergsscmept but theif previous ncns
forbid their loGgsr the Museum aud the has
provided
OTHER RICH NOVELTIES,
which also compel him TO nak-
THIS TIL h LAST WEEK POSITIVELY
OF this talented and affective
TROUPE OP ETBIOPIANS
hence this week 10 the last to witse.s tneiT
RICH AND LAUGHABLE PERFORMANCES.
sfLESDlD BILL OF FARE
for their last wee. entr.inm.nt aud the manager fes!'
conf ient thst h- patr IN. wall fad
TIE OLD AMERICAN MUSEUM
Q attractive aud during this hot weather
THE COOLEST AND MOST CONF ORTABLE
ONE WEEK MORE ALSO. AND
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
TIGHTROPE PERFORMERS. GYMNAsT5. and PAN.
TOMIMISTS. the
DENlER BROrHERS,
whose fests Of agility aud daring oavie even
THE FAMOUS BLONDIN.
SPLENDlU PERFORhANCES
Daily OF and q o'cIocK. o. III.
10 be seer at all hours day and evening.
THE LIVIN0 OURANG OUTAN0,
Or. WILD MAN OF TUE WOODS.
TWO LlvlNG TIGER CATS.
TWO MONSTER LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTORS.
ROBERT HOUDIN's WONDERFUL
AUTOMATON WRITER
THE LI0HTNlNG CALCULATOR
DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MISKS.
The GRAND AQUARIA LEANED Seal, Sca Liou Mon
ass Bear. Living Anaoopdas. Wax fisurss, 10
Adnission TO al IS centsl Chdren uudsf TO- Is csnta
sANFoRD's c0MPLiMENrARY TfaEwELL BEN
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MrplcAL PuKvKroK's ON

MEDICAL puKvErOKs OEsicH, I
No Norh ',hst PntLsDEiPnfs. July "a, 1903
CEALED PROPOSALS will bo received up to
y "a oeook M. on FRIDAY. sth Of Auyu'i nsIi. fof
fufn.h n. the M-iica Department U. = Army win opS
iROS BEpsrtAD5 ~codspslst bottoms, 10 Inches hisn
feet inenss lone. aad feet inches vide
X MIRkAi. snf- con U. ). A.. Medical Purvcyor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-31

The Washington Lifs Insurance Company have
declared dividend Of 81 y cent, free Of tax paya'
bic Aug |. Tho bonds OF the New-Jersey Railroad,
due Aug /, will be paid on that day. with interest,"
Mt the Bank Of Commerce. The remi-annual inter-
e, due Aug /, on the bonds Of the Toledo, Logsns'
nor, and Burlington Railroad will be paid at the
afics OF N. J. Jesup & Co.. No. SO Exchange place.
Tn, annual statement of tho New-York Mutusl
yn,orsnes Company lMarine) will be found in our
advertising columns to-day. The earned premiums
of tho year ending July ] 1868, were sbs,i'l Is,
and the Losses, expenses ard return premiums were
,ii5 cos %. The asse,s OF tie Company amoun.
a. SoO5. .47S 81. The Trustees have declared divi-
dend of 10 y cent free Of tax, from tie net earned
pr.mums. for which certificates will be -s1ed on he
H., ~ q tob.r next. An interest dividcHd Of y
cent will be paid on the outstanding certificates Oh
the let Of September.
A meeting Of tho bondhcljers Of the Chicago and
North Western Railroad was held to-day, al which
the rlsn Of the managers OF the Company to convert
tho Second Mortgage Bonds into IA Preferred Stock
WA, unapimously approved. For 81 ,0OO6 Y cent
honds The holder receives 81 eco Of Y cent Pre-
f,rred Stock, secured by mortgage upon the wno'e
road, which is ifty miles mere than "ss eo'e'ea Y!
the Second Mortgage BoIds.
Concerning tho Colorado Gold Mines, the follow
inc testimony from Prof. Ken, Is OF interest:
10 Nkw.YoKK, July 81. 1869.
DIAN Sra; In snsws to your nsts :. to .hs ieans.. Of
hs lid mines Of Coorsdo bss leave to state that during
s.. yes. have received atPls' of o.. i'oin
.n. I, gon and sgr.eabiy TO your teaee,'' hAvs
veins 'roul q uiI uTs Of equai ro.ion' OF the.'
made sn Say oJ,. 'nd tho average value tt
| ore. i,, IA. uls,p dlu,t... N"e. p, rord
Is si@IO7pr tun Of 2oo, b... s'on, So -. /,
thu. that those highly aspo ana squs
rot .upsIiei 10 any ia tie world. You're 'R9Sua'
EDWARD y. KENT ts-uJt
TmropoRH HYATT. eco, President Gold Mining CompssJ
Of CooI.do No. - " Nillau, st,ctL
Notice is given that the interest on the mortgage
bonds Of the Toledo, Logansport & burlington Rail-
way Company, due Angus, l, will be paid 1t the
cfflce, on aud after that date.
The statements OF the banks Of the three principal
cities Of tho Union for the last week compare with
the previous one and the corresponding time OF 1862,
as follows:
Loans Deposit. Sp.cie CireI.'nS Sa
JulyPb JS6 lbi JJig tS3s slu I4I - go
ua.,on Iu,v ~ 7lB5a76 l8,Ol tl 7Bli,oB 't'o 20