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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Destruction of the Whaling Schooner Ri
enzi b, ihe florida.

bOsros. Saturday July VI, lt'1
The whalingschooner Rienzi OF ProvincetowD
was destroyed by Rebel steamer, July at pm,
IS miles souih-east from Gay Head.
WooDs uoLE Msss.. Saturday Jni: H. l101
The United States bark Ranger has arrived here.
She spoke on the lOsh inst the schooner Mary Ann
Hayden with the crew Of the Risuzi on board.
PORTLAND. Me. SATURDAY. July j, i1fL
The schooner Northern Light at Boothbay reports
that on July g. when - uiessouihwesi Of Halifax,
spoke the L. S. steamer Honduras, who told him
there were Rebel cruisers in the vicinity. Next
morning when nearer land chased several houra
bya long clipper bark, painted black. We finally
escaped in the fog The Rebel bark fred several
heavy shOts at us.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
DIE Id.

BRIpGE-on Friday July 10. Levi, X. Bridge Of tie
lac Levi. X. Bridge IN the sd year Of hi' age.
The .ues OF The family respectfully invited . ate ni
hs funeral from IN. Church Of The Messiah 1f o-sood
Bro.dw4y TUESDAY afternoon, i'h INST 81 Il o'clock
without luther Invitation
BARTON-hiled IN Bate a. Laiouche Crossing La on
suudsy June 81 1869. Richard H. Barton Company b,
l76h Regiment \. !. :. V
COLFAX-At Newport H. on Friday Jolly No. 1853 after
ahns-riug painful illness Evelyn r.. vile OF schoye
Coilsx of IDdisns IN tue 4ist year ol her age
MrNLLEE-On Saturday, July H. o. disease o. the heart
Mary eldest gHter Of David aoa nancy McMuen Aseo
The isy. nd fssd. Of th- family respectfully invited
sissd funeral from the seisoce OF her parents NO
1g3 Bowery Monday. the l3,h in'i, at Z oc'oeh-
MINARD--On Sunday afternoon. July a. Lewis Minsrd in
tEs och year Of his age ~ a., -,
The friend Of the faulty requested to attend hi. funeral
from h. .,e fesdenre corner South Tenth aud Inird
street, Wiams1ufsh this Monday sitefpoon lJih ia'
a. o. O'Clock. without further notice
MEAp-Oa Wsdns.dAy July ]. leS9 at NewOreans. La.
typhoid ever sitsr bret ness Of out days
n Mesd Company ID, 2Jt Regiment Conn ' Oh o.de'i
son q, Jared and CsTlnda D Mead aged ~ ys~i'
months aid 10 days
Bosson papers please copy.
HALL-At Long Branch. n. j. Friday, July 10, wLere
h. had gone % r.cu, H. hes.ih ei.sase contracted in
H.. scrsc- Horny ". Nall iste MsJor Of the %'ir Reg
u.en'. Michigan Volunteer aged y 'sAfs , -,
His r,rntn. aie temporarily de tsd H. he receiving tomb
ths Marble tem<ter, on a"cord ayeIue pnof 10 thri
roiaoya. 70 Detroit, Mich iof iuterm-nt
UNDERHlLIs-Said.ny. on sunday July y, Miis Alorr
tns J. unaeFn daughter o. Hannah AID the a'r feier
he fisad. Of tA- family arc Invited attend the funeral
at Gle CAurch 20 me holy Apostles corner Of Nlht5
end TN.is.e. street TUESDAY. ian, a. 10 O'Clock
a. I. rmalus wi be to maIbassrt Lorg Island
fJT iliorlI~nt
WOoDKt fF-Oni Saturday. dol, II. wilAAm Woodruff
CO. the I'D yea of hi sac Kind husband ADd indulge
father
Tie funeral services will be performed in st Johns Church
ia Va-irk sect near Lairht. Monday morning II
O'clock The fcaiv~ snd friend. Of his family and TIC
inend. OF hi. william I Christian b., keuoen &
James p franci. q and 81 his souin-llv Thomas +
Weavsf respectfully invited 20 attend without further
invitation. lis remain. vii be Inferred In Greenwood
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Arrest Of tho Senior Proprietor Of The 81
Louts Deuorrni.

ST. Lorts. Saturday. July IL 1883
In the evening edition OF The 81 LOUIS Demoerat
Is published the following:
William Mckee. the senior proprietor Of THE pa.
per, put under arrest last evening by order Of
Gen. Schofeld The grounds for his arrest are we
learn the publication Of the letter Of Prcsident Lin
coin 10 Gen Schoield, expllining the reasons for
the removal Of Gen. Curtis, aud for refusing 10 state
IN what manner such leter came into HE hands.
We have only al pToseu. 10 say, under tue rcum.
stancef, that we regard this as "a mJsi foolish and
uuwarrautable proceeding.
Mr.. Mckee reported nimself at headquarters this
morning. and proaeret bus Willingness to exoneratc
every oalcer IN the Department from Any knowledge
iu the matter Of publication believing tin TO be due
10 persons on the Departments staff. No further
progress I'd 10 this writing has been made Ia the
case.
Mr. Mckee is at liberty his parole.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

Comptroller to mite with the Mayor in designating
tam papers, naming them in the msndamus -,
This Court could by msndsmus, compel the Mayor.
Controller TO aud the matter bat do not thna
iha, could compel them to act in particular that
is to unite in designating four certain papers named by the
Court.
The People se Dutcbe c. p, go Wend 65e) parte
Bssset Cover 1885, The Judges Of the Oneida Common
Pleas u The People 10 Wend 10. Opinion OF the Chsncs
lor and cited.
We think the order appealed from should be modified so
order mandsmus to issue to the Controller directing him
to unite with the Mayor IN designating the four papers having
the largest daily circulation generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Cen. sibIey'- Expedition Against the
Indians.

IHIIFIO, 01Tufu4Jl July II I'7'
special dispatch from 81. Paul says;
Gen. Sbley's expedition was Sky five miles rom
Fort AbercromLie last week. suffering terribly from
want Of water.
Gen. sibIey found vegetation Destroyed and TIE
drouih terrible. greater portion OF mr provihion'
were ruined by the extreme heat
Large numbers Of wagons were abandoned
Tie au,bulances are iuli OF ack, nnf The men ana
officers are ali discouraged.
proposal to abandon the expedition hsd been
considered. bat Gen. Sibley decided 10 move for
ward.
The chances are thai Ne will soon ind the couh'
try devastated BY prairie ifes, and be obliged TO re-
turn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Buslncss Noilcce.

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE or AN OLD
SrHsE-Mr. WSsLow's soornISo SYRUP s the pre'eiip-
ton Of the best female physicians and nurses In the
United States and hls been u.si for thirty year. with never
ns safety aud success by millions Of mothers aud Children
from the infant Of wceh old to the adult cor
acdiy OF the stomach, relieves wind colo regulates
the bows aud gives health and comfort to mother and
child Twenty five cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
The Fight at Helena, Ark.

OFFICIAL DISPATCH TO MAJOR-GEN. HALLtCk.
NAsHIsGTos Saturday JOY IL 1905
The following has been received AT The hcsoquai-
ters Of the army here: ,.,...
BriI'SA. A.t. Joy 3. via CAIRO, July TO- lBbJ'
,foi,,. General II w. HALLKCR CcucrGin- ChiJi
We encountered the enemy, IJOOO strong, under
Gens. Holmes, Price, Marnadake and o'hors on 'he
,'or,'i,,g Of the 4th Of july, and whipped them
Iandsomely We have captured ,oOO prisoners,
20O rtand of srIns, ana tHo coors. Dor Total loss
Iii not exceed 250 Toe eremys Losses are very
seyere not less than $3.50 IN killed wounded aud
prisoners. d. n NA"'''"' 'J ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
TEE INVASION OF INDIANA.
The Depot and Rniirond Bridge at Vienna
Burned.
IYpIANAPoLIs. Ind, Saturday, July

IYpIANAPoLIs. Ind, Saturday, July 1T, 1865.
Morgan's forces reached Vienna, on the Jefferson
Railroad, at o'clock this morning.
Morgan burned the depot and railroad bridge al
Vienna, and is now moving in the direction Of Mad.
ison, with the intention it is supposed Of crossing
the river at Grassy Flats.
Prisoners who escaped from Basil Dukes com.
mand at Vienna say that the Rebels are moving in
great haste, and they think, from what they could
learn Of the raid, that it is Morgan's intention to
pass through Indiana and join Lees forces in vir-
ginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
MARRIED..

ACKERsON -ZABRisKlE AT New Bridge n. j.. on
Thursday, July y by the Rev 4 H. Warner, Datret Ack
son. IT, Of nscsensack. 10 Miss Annie p, daus ter OF
John A Zsbf.kis, esq. OF the former pace No card.
EAGER-COOKE-Ou Saturday July H. 1868, ~ the Rev.
H. T. Cook Rector Of the Church oi ~ John the Ivan
re.t Thomas Eager o. Grorgisns Duyee, only daughter
Of Edward q. Coeks esq, al Of this city,
LCURsON-BOOdEB-In this city on Saturday July
H. BY the Rev q Campbs, Pastor Of West Forty.fourth
street NJ T.. Church Nj John Mscgrson 30 Mise Charlotte
Boomer, both Of Sew York
RICHARDS - WENTWORTH - On Thursday. July 2. at
the residence OF the brides iaLe by the Rev do'es ba.'
lou Daniel ". Richards to 5afsa 1. Wentworth no
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Advauce Of the Invaders.

CiSCiSNATI. July ~. 1863
Morgan's raid tonight reacned within seven mile.
Of the Oalo line. Some bridges on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, between Cochrayo and Mount
Vernon, were DESTROYED to-day. The Rebels also
approached the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road near Sumnaur, where they were met by II
regiment Of militia, aud were driven back. This,
perhaps was only small body The main force
appears to be makibg FOR Aurora and LawreDceburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

ALLEGED RTBEL SPIEs ARRrsrsD.-On Satur'
dsv one OF the Deputy e. s. Msshas arrested Judge McNa
srd Mn. Ballard who passed his adopted daughter aud
Coodore whose name ha. not if4r.pred who had beer
for some boarding al the house of Mrs Nichols NO -
Greenwich AL the prisonsr were from the MIS-
.auri border and alleged here acting IN the ca
rci,y E-,s .pe. and were ia Communication wish so"s
leading cfhctis g. lhs city They weo about to es's
fof the Conf-defa-v when .hey arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
The GraefenberG Vegetable Piiis,


Ar. the best In the world for faulty use, and for
lspIGEsrIoy-CossrIP HEADacHa-N RRvousSEu
-BILIoussKss s-HKARrBuRs-AClplrf - NApssA- fLArv'
lEsCg - WANT oy APPETITE - DNsPKPsIA-LiskR Con-
PLAIvr-GRPISds-FEvKRs
On account ef thew great tdnsss and fre~ the ao hd
theu nevey oyp. naus,ds leare he bouss eonspad
co.don the raejenbs'g Pills ~il BE- found p.sasass
than any othsrs.
will be sens By ma FREQ Of postage to pare
Of the country.
~ All orders for Grasfenbers medicines should be id
dressed to J. r. BRIDGE NJ. d.. Resdsnt Phpieidn Gga<
berg Institute ~ NiliaIn-st-, Ncwfoik -
tr Dr. Bridge Va eessu! Ts pafsnss aboss yre@ 40
a m 20 4 %. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

initial could facilitate our military operations in
Louisiana, really apprehend it might be so used as
TO embarrass them.
AS to al election TO be held next November, there
is abundant time without any order proclamation
from me just now. The people of Louisiana shall
not lack opportunity for fair election for both
Federal and State officers by want Of anything
within my power TO give them.
Your obedieut servant, A. LINCOLN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July ], 1852

TREASURY DsPARrNKSr, July l. 1862.
General Revolutionary CoIlec,oIs OF Custom. -
No vessels other than steamers and packets kncwhU
engaged regular lines OF Ia the employ Of the Army
Nayy, will be allowed TO leave port between 'he H'
and sunrise, until further orders . ,. ,. An.
All yess,s on entering port will forthwith rsPoi W W
guardship before poceedns snd
Collectors will give public notice OF tnls s.ss..nas -
Issue the necessary instructions Tor "s '
their respective ports - !, ,...,v NJ ,ss T,,ssury.
lSignedl r. CHASE. eeer.-, --~------ - 49,
The sheff,eld Steel Collar 1 SsnSnrst ss wS,.s
H.. on,s,n.I Ia onani,ties 10 al oilO r.hNSa ~
Ss Th@TnW% oSr.IoS na 1FSI,s FURNISHING STORE NO
Bowery corner 81 any address recep OF sO CENTS
s,.. w.. .aa Sas,h.s iss AaS u shest ssek
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

FOR uSih soHcss FHs Gs%1ss OF THE
BRIG.CEN. SAMUEL X. zoop
WHO WAS KIr,i ED AT THE vICToRIors p I'm, =
OF GETTYsBu@e =. Pa: FRIDAY. JULY O. 800. In
The Committee on National fairs of the Common co.n.
GU OF the City of NewYok, charged with conducting tbs
funeral obseluies Of the late Brig 3en SAMUEL X ZOOK
lowing:
The remains Of the deceased soldier viii be laid in state in
day. I2tb instant until O'Clock Monday aso ,ao,a
Of our citizens desrous of vswng his viii Afforded
guard Of honor win be detailed by Bdss.er- snsr
IaI On Monday afternoon at O'Clock
BIgaderGenera spicer. pursuant to orders from head
viii 6sss the LIST aad I'd Regiments Cavalry
:, The order Of procession viii be a. follows;
fhs heslnopt N T. Cavalry, under commsnd OF Colonel
Third Regiment NJ Cavalry, under command Of Colonel
Officers Officers Of the Regular Army
Officers OF the First Division n Y Sale Militia
Guard Of Honor
PALLBEAkERs:
Big Cen 1esshor g gas:a S;1 {. & 8. a5isS s5iss1
Col. W w Prics Col NJ NJ Van Bursn.
MAJOR L. 4. Christensen, Major NJ u. katbbaa.
Ohciaing Clergyman.
The Mayor and Common Council IN carriages preceded By
Citizens generally.
The procession viii precisely a. the appointed time
and will be under tho dir econ aud Of Major
Alexander Han ilton.
The route will be a. follows:
Through the gate Of the Park through Chatham street
and te Bowsry to Bond street to Broadway, aad down
Broadway to the South Ferrsthsnce to Greenwood. the
place of intefment.
be aas on the City Hall and the other public bulins
vii be dspayed at hafas from sunrise rnll the
deg apart the funeral and the occupants OF
public private buildings and residences iu he city and
the owners OF vessels in the narb0r, respect
fully rsq uested display their fag hamsst during the
day.
BY order OF the Committee National Affairs
TERENCE FARLEY, WILLIAM JOYCE,
PETER MITCHELL, SAMUEL I. WEBSTER.
JOHN d. O1TIWELL, ALEA BRANDON,
r. l. 4. BOOLE, JOHN MCCONNELL.
JOHN 4. HENRY. JOHN u HAyILAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
National Bank /.

rnlADEIPinA Saturday. July H. I'o5
The first National Bank oi Pennsyivnnia com
mepced business today al the corner OF lh1u hh'
Chestnut stseeis with d capital OF sl'o'OOo' I. W.
Davis is the President, aud Morton McAlchael' IT,
the Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

DE uar-. Cnfe.-Ths sabsoriosr, take pleasure In In
forming their and the public generally that they have
ENLARGED their present estasshmen BY the addition ot
elegant and commodiaus Dining Room and they nope
by strict attention to business merit con.lnusncs oi to'
nee generous patronage. HARRY DE MAhs Oo''
No So Besverst. corner Of Williams.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
THE RAILROAp ACCIDENT.
Go the Associated Press.
washington, Friday, July TO- lae3.
The following places are announced as rendezvous
fo, drafted men for the States named:


The following places are announced as rendezvous
for drafted men for the States named:
Maize. Portland. New-IiHmpshirs; Concord;
Vermont BIattlebo-o. Massachusetts Springfield.
rev I1.yS Ia Gopns~.i S.T.fisve5 Conrretsat
Ksw.York-Bufslo Eins Riker's Island New fo'k City
Pennsy syyanis- Philsde phis iort Pittsburg
Ohio-Csmp Chase Columbus Camp Dennison Cincinnati
For the purpose Of receiving aud conducting 10
the several regiments the drafted men assigned 10
gil them up, commanding Generals Of Departments
and Armies will Immediately detail from each three
years regiment in their commands belonging TO the
States above enumerated, three commssioued off,
Gers and FIX enlisted men, and direct them to report
without delay to the commanding officer 81 the rem
dezvous for their State.
In States which have more than one rendezvous
detachments for their respective regiments viii be
instructed to report 10 the commanding officer Of the
rendezvous nearest where the regiment was re-
cruited aud organized. Commandants Of rendezvous
will be informed Of tie number of drafted men to be
cent TO each regiment. They will lose 10 time in
preparing detachments and placing en- route regi'
nents as soon as the requisite number can be made
WARRINGTON, July u lsc3
RESCUE OF sHIPWRECKED PARTY BY
JAPANESE.
In the month Of November last the American bark
Chevae. Of New-York, while on her way from
Hakodad to Shanghae, China, struck sand knoll,
stranded and became total wreck. about 100 miles
northeast Of Kanagswa. Information Of the occur
renee wss promptly communicated TO the United
States Consul at that port, and seam.gunboa' was
placed at his disposal by the Jepanese Government,
70 enable him TO proceed to the wreck for the relief
and rescue Of the crew. On arriving At the scene Of
dissster, the officers and crew Of the CbeyAle were
found on shore having been rescued from the break
ers bv the natives who treated them with great
kindness They were lodged in temple, furIished
with an abundance Of food, and an ample guard 10
protect them.
On receiving intelligence Of this dcmonsration on
the part Of the japanese Of their nentU 70 fulfil
every treaty obligation as wel the obligations Of
The most enlightened humanity, the President
directed presens to be sent 70 the principal cers Of
fhe punbost, who carried Consul 10 the wreck oi
the ChevaIie and 10 the authorities Of the province
in which the disaster took place. There testimonials
will shortly be sent to Mr.. Pruyn minister resi-
dent il Japan. They consist Of solid silver
epesking trumpet, elegantly and elaboratey chased
with marine and our own national eInblems, with
the inscription from the President Of the United
States Of America in appreciation Of courage and
humanity, two gold chronometers, with japanese
figures and double-lube marine glass Of the best
quality al bearing al inscription similar 10 that OF
the trumpet
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Eutrrtninments.- s.-uondny, Jul, 13.

sIHLD's OAHDES-IA. Dukes Motto.
WINTER 0AHDFs-Le.h ths FoTso0k California Dia
ui0nda
nAKNUM's MUsEuN-sanford's Ethlogiln Opera Troupe.
afternoon ard evening.
IRVING uALL--Ihr 3ssroopuc0n
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Of Additional Surgeons.

AsrlETAH ERluGE, NtLLIANsPoRr ROAD,
Saturday, July III, ltA
Fify additional surgeons and many volunteer
nurse. have arrived at the front. T.B.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

shirts
FOR The
ARMY. navy, AND TRAVELLERS
GENERALLY
AMERICAN YOKE SHIRT
l. becoming dcseryedly popular
AZ last !, becomes known.
MADE ONLY BY
DENLIN g. Co.,
Corner BROADWAY and GRANDSr
Conner BROADWAY and wARREN-sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
nIniI. Clnue MI The Pn.t-Omcr.

MHfTs Z IOHt NJ Tut FUHI-OIHVH.
Tor Great britain AID The toai4nsni. ID steamer
China Nodne.dry July l3..................' III o. IN
Fof Enfope IN steamer illheuian, Thursday, July
ID ......................... / p. III
For ; Yuth Paeihc end Central America b. steam
ho,iirrl Li.lt Mon.aY Jolly 5............ loi IN
via s., Joseph Ms........s a n. and 3, p. m
No,,L-Abanv Uua.lo aud CanAdas .3 IA. aud ., y. m
.o,tb ,t a ,.t N - yNail.................... y.
W.t.,u Mi n. Frie H.irosd......5 A. NJ aud q .. IN
southern and soul-Nest.fn Maii.3 m = ana 10 y ID
fssrft Mall. 800 a. h'' hnu - p H
.rw Bedlofd Newport aud Fail kiyrf........... y Ia
lie Loug Island Mail closes 81 > a. IA, hnd ] y u
sunds, kiail. 90 SUNDAY al mails close at ID o. IN
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

Popular Hints. ,,.,, .,r,,,,s an
GARD PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALBUMS. OF
The Blue Beard OF New-Orlesna
The Emperor OF Chius.
The Reliable Gentleman.
The Ini-lligrn Consrs md
The New.fork Post bsy.
TIE ose... Emperor Of China. ship.buildsr.
The Auge OF Peace.
Ths Happy Governor OF Iassachusein
Tne British Lion. On aud Oh TIE Rampage.
Fighting Joe.
Black Horse Jeh.
Price IS cents Can be sent BY mail.
4. s Il. ANTHONY,
No sol Brosdway NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
IyON's

MAGNETIC lssRcr Powder.
The original and certain Nermn Enteminatcr The extraor
binary Of hi. article tsr Killing Reaches Ants Bugs
Fea &c .nd for preserving Fuu Cloths. Furniture. &c.
rom Moth. has tested ior 20 years. and warranted reA
bic. ~ l. free rom Poison.
Beware ofiuliaon 1ud counerfot' Each flask has the
signature of H. Lyon.
LYON. Rat Ps certain death to hats and Mice Sold by
al. =. ussl.t. aud ufniture dealers
DEMAs = BAnsFs & Co.. Agents.
No. gOs Broadway New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
THE READMIsssoN OF LOUISIANA.
Impertnnt Letter from President Lincoln.

Impertnnt Letter from President Lime oil n.
ExKCuTfvK MASuos, wAsalsGTOS June 49, 1863.
Eeuy. T. T. MATHiOT, BKADisH JomssTos. and Thomas
GrsTLTnls: Your letter, which follows, has
been received and considered:
70 III. Ezeeenep ABRAHAM LscoLS. Prudent Of The Uni.
ted Staies: ~
The undersigned Committee appointed by the planters Il
the Stat. Of Louissus respectfully represent that they
been De .ated To seek the General Governsnt fa
coxpton 0 ali tho rshs stat. they existet
~ The pssSgsof an act Secession upon the principle OF
the existence OF the C0nstution DDimafed sne no
lsSa hayni trsnspIed that could In an vsy deprive
tbeu Of H.. advantage conferred by the CoDsiiineH
Under teis Constitution the stale wishes 10 return 70 W
fu allegiance IN the oynoDt o. ell rights aae Wltsei
Sxecised BY the other Stees under the Federal
With the xsw Of accomplishing tho desired object wa
further request that your E1cesncy will ConiDander-in
Chief oil tne Army of the Ubilsd Ststo direct the th,
Governor o. Louisisns to order election. ia co0Iniy
with the Constitution and OF tine state on the hfs
Monday OF November Tor all State and fed'rsl once,
With hiSh conscersoD aud respect have the boAO u
subscribe ourselves your obedsnt seryanls
u. T.. MATHIOT,
BBADlSH JOHNSTON,
THOS COTTMAN.
Since receiving the letter reliable information has
reached me that respectable portion Of the Louls
ana people desire TO amend their State Constitution
and contemplate holding Convention for that OBJ
feet Tins fact alone rs II seems 10 me- is suff
S1ent reason why the General Government should
bot give the Committee the authority YOU seek, tC
act under the exiting Stgte Con,titution. | may
sdd, tLss while DO nOI perceive bow such 4 com
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

Regular Meeting OF the FIFTH WARD RE
PfHiICAN ASSOCIATION will be held at Lairds Filth
Ward tiotsl on MONDAY EVENING. July 49, al O'clock
ThoS. OUfWATER, President
w. A. SYKES Secretaries
A. J. MOORE,
The PropIe,s Union General orimittee for the
CITY aud County OF Ncwl Oik VIII oa their regular monthly
meeting their Headquarters, No lbd B,av, corner Of
ieth., ON MONDAY EtENING July 10 Ut 8 O'Clock.
IRA o. MIL LEk, Chairman.
WARRINGTON MuLLIs. Secretary
Union Pacific Rniiwsy Enstern Division
GEN FREMONT. President Of the Union Pacific Rsiwsy.
Eastern Division has appointed SAMUEL HALLEIT Go.
general Financial Agents OF the Company and for the pur
pose Of increasing their facilities mas placed with them avail
able cssh securities TO the Two Millions OF Dollars,
t. remain with the house unit. tho road completed aud to
used bJ them in such way they may deem boat eseu
lated to secure the speedy completion OF the railway.
July !. l86s,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

HICKS < COMPANY, No. 45O Broadway,
Eat side thrs. door. below Broome-st.
An FiRsg-( LAsS SKviNG-MACHtsks.
Ion SALE AID TO RAEr
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
Gre, a- is.is S I-r G0Ien. Duplicates. SI 80 Al
Nr~fi,es ..i.t,fed. T. 4. LRaIs l2 Chahan-st.. n
Com rINs.-Tuo best and the cheapest, at
A Monroa'. so. % Msden-lnne. kewNork.
ARTWiCIhl l.nirs hy T.. u. HUDSON, NJ. d.,
rev lofs Asisf.plaoe Clinton hai mp stss. 4. ;. sol
f. ra u. ,s tisu,! y ia out eaargr by order O sur
gssuO usIuia9ua, U D. A. sEd surgeon Whsssn, V'oN
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
kinasiord's Osweso stnrch.

For tue Laundry, snd
KINgsFORDS CORN STARCH
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