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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

Humphrey Marshall has thrown aside h!' '~'Na
which hs never used to any sdvantags--aad apsss&
a law office in Richmond, Va. Apcrp0!sc 10 siw'ye
better able to blow than to iiyh'.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE MIssIs-
sIPPI.


and Bragg's Armies Destitute and De-
moraiized 49, Great CONSERVATION
Throughout the South mt the Union
Successes.
MKxPHis, July 81, via CArRo. July ~, 1859
Gen. Hurlbuts scents arrived to-day from Oko-
Iona, Mise repor. Johnston at Brandon, and Gen.
Sherman in possession Of jackson. Tho Rebel
Generals Rnggles, ChsIIners, Saunders and Fersu'
sons forces are at Tupola. Ruggles concentrating
bis forces with tho intention probably, Of making
dash on our Lines.
Correspondence from Braggs and Johuston's
armies depict them in great debituion, and greatly
demoialized. They give up Mesissippi and advise
the planters TO stay and make the best terms pos
Sible Our scouts report the majority OF the lant-
ers anxious that we should get possession Of the
country before JEFF. Davis has time TO conscriF
there. Johnston's army Il estimated not to exceed
5000. Great confederation exlsts Throughout the
whole Southern country.
The reports Of our successes at Matches, fazoo
City and Jackson are fully confirmed. Large
amounts Of munitions Of war, especially OF ammuni-
ton have fallen into our hands with these places
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thus, OIL 81 articles, the average price Is greater
in Richmond than in New-York 81 100 TO ,3i4
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10 Ws Assoesled Press
WARRINGTON. Thursday, July 70, 1863
las DESTRUCTION OF THE PENOBsCOT.
AfAhH Lts. 10 q communication, dated Of New
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I'oInn 4 I.

The political aspect OF the Polish question had I'M
dergoae no change.
CracOw kilograms report the following movements
OF the insurgents, &c. The insurgen; leader,
Brownlewski had met with considerable success al
Nagoszew, 10 the PalAtine OF Flock
In Lithuania an engagement, favorable tn the IN
surgeuts bad taken place al Olkienka, near kowno.
Gov Mourave elf bias caused the Able Xumecki
and the landowner Ileskowicz 70 be shot, and the
Polish Chief Colysko TO be hung. On the 10Th inst
Czas bowski gained brilliant victory over the
Russians at Kousk. in the Government OF Sand mr.
Two Russian companies were completely destroyed.
On the same day the Poles defeated the Russihis at
IVnaeew and kal,ie. The insurgent CHEF, Abicht,
ana the Capuciu priest Konarsk, were hung In front
OF the citadel Of Warsaw. IL is said that the Arch
tishop OF Warsaw, having protested against tins
sentence, had been arrested and transported TO 81.
| Petersburg.
Another account Gays he bad simply been ordered
to repair 10 81. Petersburg. The National Govern
men, is ssid 10 have warned the Grand Duke Con
stan,he that 1t could no longer be responsbe Tor bi'
safety.
i The Bre,ian Ga.ett relates the following: "Ths
Grand Duke Constantine every day receives oil the
foreign journals in one packet and he is moTt paric
ular ia opening II himself order that importan,
piece Of news shall be kept from bim. One day
lately, there found IN the packet that day,
number Of the Ruch, tho journal OF the Natona
Government Of Warsaw. How could the pspe
have got INTO the well-sealed packet coming iron
abroadl That no one has yet been able 10 discover
IL this should continue. the Grand Duke 10 sa.i'
TO have exclaimed, we shall be beaten even " w
had ten armies. Hour troops will be of no avail
so long I'd we shall Dt have discovered this Nation
al Government"
"The Polish National Government" says th'
Opinion Rationale L" acts precisely as though Their
were no longer any Russians III Poland. A lette
from Warsaw states that it has just ordered the es
adjustment In each distnc. Of tribunals the com
potency Of which is fixed by decree. The judge
are boupd 10 conform TO the enactments OF the pena
code promulgated 1T the same time by the Nationa
Government The Russians, as may well DO seen
have 10 longer anything TO do in Poland, wher
their presence only serves to disturb legal order"
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL June l6.-CoTTos-Sales Tuesday
1000 bales including 900 to spectators aud exporters Ih'
mnket closed firm and unchanged
No Manchester market to-day =.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, June To-
Tho market IL quiet aud steady Circulars reports Flour
quiet and firm; Wheat firm but quets Corn quiet-niod
Western 1881. - ,r
LiyTRPooL Provision MARKET june lb.-lhe
dull Beef quiet but steady Poik inactive Lara
has downwa ard tendency Talow inactive and docn ID
al closing hrmer Bacon sti declining Butter heavy
LIVERPOOL PKoDUCE MARKEr.-Ashes quiet but
steady Sugar esser Coffee quiet Rice steady Ro'in no
sales Spits Turp.ntine quiet at 0 Petroleum, no sales
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING firm. Sugar hrn.
Coffee hrmer Tea steady Rice quiet and steady Taow
Suiv4 at ~ I'd.
LONDON MoYrY MARKEr.-Consu's for money
92dg9t AsEIiCAs STocKs-llinos Contra, 3ltGJt DIS
couut Erie, 5Yd6l.
CoTToy.-The sales to.dayLwere 6,OOO eales IN
cluoiug 5000 specusor aud e1porters The market
quiet and quotations unchanged , ,y,.,
BKKApsiurys marked is quiet and steady "hes'
frmef and advanced Id. per GENITAL
PkovIsIoSa-1he msTket IL doll.
PRODuCR-The market 10 steady. ,.
Los DON. i7ip.-t OSsoLs closed ~ N0'9t Tor money
AnERICAs STOCKS are generally quiet aud sieao!
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Arrived.
R,A uor.tsv Ii,.,,ool rurnIs md..

Steamship IIocla Orb Hockey. Liverpool June IS mdse
/. ", ps...d Austrian bah pf.co bound ". 2h II p
m LAT u 10 NJ lon 40 ~ W. sSchan ,-d M 'isnas with
soni to The ssswd .he showed rcd sad two
white rockies 2Sh, II ~ ~. lat ~ "a ~ Ion % " w
syOts tho u. = guubo, Honduras al vel came day. at
N lat II n, lon. 20 ~ W. passed tho lnm.n ssanicr
son. tho esw.fd dsy al $50 p NJ ct hAatueAs'
Lisht..hp. spoke q. 8. suuboNt MortgomsLy.
st..m.glp savor, Mott ws'hiu .ton p. e.. 20 hours
steamer Josephia. Thomson. cunda. Baltimore. md,e to
Nm paiIeA
Steamer Fannie, fenton, lLaiei hA, ndse 10 Lopez
steamer Aids. Robinson. Phisd.lphia n,d.c to Jane,
Bart Gl.nssn (o' Pictou) Mcciln Boston day, In bal
last to IT, j. 4 4 Dcwot 25h in,, laG ~ lon 10, WI.
boarded BY 4 y suhboa Curlew cruising 18th lat ~ TO-
lon u, 'poAsu oy another sasboai tne~l uaa'e IN
Bah W. IL Hall. C.,ucr Key West d,ys. cotton and
pas. Bsnrv Brown. nth % tho Delaware, bosIded
by q. 4 steamer Shenandoah ?th, ~s boarded BY IT, B
steamer Jane' Aig.r
Baf. Fand.rn. tNow) Eberhard, New Ros. 20 days IA
ballast to bolmboe bsehen.
Bh. olesndc lof bslmudal Pcan.,on; maisnr,. Jaes
cettou 10 Middleton Co. Len bark Salem for New Yors
Ia day. June 49, III Csuy.ort Rect, passed Br bhs'
Princess Royal aud Robert Bruce from MasnoFas for New
lofk
Bds Ch.utcoe OBI Potter Port .u.Frncs Juno 49, log
wood, kc.. to IA Becker Co Tho brig Henry Thschory
Asd day sud spois her ?oth oil Castle Island ssns
day, spoke schf. Feetwins iIam Jseno for Boston
Bhs Ocean Wave GOT Bos,op) Morton. CaTdsnA' Juno 49,
inola..rs to " sl,h. Carver Chase :,
day., coal TO ma.tor
6Hs ST George (of Jsseyl. lie cOsq Ago Bay Apr2s,
wool 20 oidef
Biz Gen Marshall tof Belfast Staples. Csrden" June II
nolasses a. " al,h Carver Chase
BJls Ec.iptc (Br. Of ST John n W. Hagen, Bridgeport
&. 7 10 days. coal to Gordon, Bruce McAuhs
Shg San Jan (Br Barnett. CampeAehy 10 days. loswood
TO y. As1anifs Sons
Br. John shsr~ God new, 42o tuns Smith, Deep River
Conn, IN ballast to Murray Nephew.
Buf Avondals Jsnks KoDdout, coal for Boston.
Brs isbue (of Bo.tonl Gesry, Santa Crus Cuba Juns
Is susar to &. 4 r.. J. Peters
schf Tsris tBr Of Windsor, N. 81, Shaw. Csmpeschy
Juns D. logw ood hides. he. to ID X Dswolf June II, q
mile. r.. OF S.al, spokp bhs Lucy Haywood, from Now
os Campoachy nth, lat - IS lou 80 40 ssnacd bris
Annie 0ndo boand NJ aud 2ath . 81 TO- Ion 10 co. spoke
her assis for Bosom. 49,
schr Lui.iti Undshi. Barsooa 10 days. fruit 70 J.
Pesra June 70. lat % ~ lou. u. passed brig ltssAa
bound N
Equator Of Nassau Hss'. Elou'hos days fruit to
Joe Eness
seh Dsomsrk DAM Pu LaguaySs ~ days In ballast e
J.
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70 and take on board five men from her. The Flor'
da had 200 prisoners on board"
The Times city article says:
"The English funds were not so strong yesterday,
but there was 10 other course for ii ttan renewal
of the Asiness on the Paris Bourse. liz the foreign
stock market further average rise Of per cent
took place. Mexi an Bonds quoted at 80 03si.
The Confederate Loan also strong III conse.
quence Of the reiterated assertions OF the relief OF
Vicksburg by the Confederstes, and the rates were
finally quoted at per cent discount.
Tile Times, referring to the speech OF MB. Bright
at the London Tavern, says that he shows his in
consistency as professor Of peace at time when
every Northern man admits that the Confedera'e'
will fight TO the last.
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sctr Nsris Dr. ofshsburns n 81 Crovsn. Cienfuesos
20 dsys nlolss.e, 20 ID. u. DewO.k
Schr.J. p. Anger 81 New Haven, Wright, Bsrscos 10
days, fruit TO joe. Frees
sehr. NewYolk, Gooi.sl Boston days, mdss- to j. c.
Dayton & Go.
srbr. Ocesn Bird tBrl Mason, Lingsn, C. b. days cod
to - X. Dsso.f
Schr EapLsms Brewster Portsmouth, days, fsh &c, TO
;. ~. Levi, A Go.
schL r Arns.s.us futile. Portland, Ne |dl,,, hesd3g
to uas'st.
senr Anes,rn Eiuckley. Addison iodays lumber to 2
4 SHOT & Co.
hr. Union Libby. Mscaias 10 days lumber TO y Talbot
Go.
.,chr. 4 r6ss Dean, New.frareu in ballast.
Shr. SIrri,r Robinson Elk hrhpot fCr Newt gr. pou
Selr. I.ts.d. Knight iwBuI ,pptt ior kofaJut
Schr. Va Grant, bofton'3 lays 'blifes
o,hr. Alverido A len. Providence 2faye.
S.lr & II. Sor,haln. REED Portland, Conn. stous.
Srhr. Alfred BsIrsti. Corbi-h. Boston for ihany.
sclr tnrline hs ht Bear.e. Boston fo- Albany
SchI. Roxanrs Rur.-y Austin. Providence.
Srhr. Sagin.w. Nshhnn. Ro-ton 3 days. stone.
s,hr. Ofsg1u. bryant, LU1cc. hsh toJe1. FsyeA "a.
sIu Richard Bu~inkl~. French. Rockl.nd da, lima
sohr. Nelson Wells, Ryder. Boston hsh
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utnly.

TURIN, June 10, lsG3.-Tbe Minister for Foreign
Affairs replied to-day in the Chamber Of Deputies to
the questions put TO him yesterday by signor Nee
Chi respecting the international relations between
Italy and RoIns, and the intentions Of the Govern
ment relative 10 the Polish question. The Minister
stated that Italian policy in the Roman question had
not varied with respect TO the accord between Italy
and France. "Tbe Government" he said, " Is
of non.intervention." Relative 10 Poland the Min
lister said: In tho Polish question Italy could not
follow passive policy. Z snail not reply to ques-
tons bearing upon future sveDtualtes, but Italy Is
too strong for her influence not TO DO calculated IN
A European concert" Iu conclusion, the Minister
refuted certain revolutionary theories and SAID that
midst Of regular Governments
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sEl.PPIsG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...... IrxA 20
Cleared

s...m.,-W woodw.ri Cuadir, B,rn,crs. WIN. Di
cell. Tarony riocs PLiad"ly bta, Loprr hVspsittcs
shp.-sLskpesr- tH'em J. f"ohtsf, Loraon, 6 Ln!ing
co Snts.m.n P.ndl.ton MoutcyIdso sna ouenO. A.
J. norton IT,, ZouAyc, MhtAsn san tTaocsco. X n
{ aol-y.
BaI.-T.mpe.t King New London. M.tcsf Duncan
Jane Alice tirl Hauafd Oiouce,irr Boyd h'nctrn
Non Iutsrvslto lltall sationL Oueoas,osn, Homboe
Dach,n -
Bfis.-foloot ". AUST, Psiour",h. Antwerp, W. =
schmidt 4 Son; Osprey tbI.l. Coo St John, \ H., r. J.
Pail GERHARD lPruss uepE Msfscilss Bsesr DeN-rin.
schooner,-Oceau bud Cooley. Washington l.. Kenny
~ ; Psuhlge. Ilir Pou.uoih " :. Bfosn CO. Wave.
Ron Portsmouth W :. Brown Col superior. Robinson.
Now burypot Jane. v Hay and :. q. Miles Jones, hin
.ot, asue C. Ha,en. Ann, Cole. Baltimore Merrill X
Abbott; Golen o,-. Weeks. Portland ia. v Haviisnd
M.tid, tBt). West Cauhascn, Ribon Murray Commo'
by New.Bsdiofj l. Kenny, Howard, BohaIt NesbsGu, N.
4. VIM. &. Hamilton.
SoO,-Fsus, il.~ AIMS, New-ilAyen. NJ Bisss Co.
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Repeated Successes Of the Poles.
The Reply Of the Russian Government to the
American Note.

The Cunsrd screw steamer Hecla, Capt. IngEs,
which left Liverpool at $3.50 on the morning of the
10Th, and Queenstown on the 18th June, arrived
here on Monday morning bringing three days later
news, and passengers to T.. Cunard.
The Kangaroo, from New-York, arrived a;
Queenstown at o'clock on the morning of the 10Th
Of June.
The steamship Etna, from New-York, arrived OF
Liverpool on the 10th
The steamship Hansa from New-iork, arrived at
Southampton on the morning OF the Eth
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BrRLIx, Juus l3.-The Norddeutsehe Zeitung
OF TO-DAY, says: "The King has neither received
the dspuis,ion from the Town Council Of Breslan,
nor accepted the address which had been illegally
voted" The same paper also says: " The addresses
and petitions Of some meetings and town councils,
even without taking into consideration that they
have transgressed their privileges, are partly OF
nature 10 render their publication Objectionable, In
Wow Of the law ON the prsss. II does not appear
superfuous 10 state this III tho interest OF the pres
The Neue Preumischs (Kreuz) Ze'tunx says:
" The assertion that some negotiations had been
entered into with the Crown Prince in the view that
his royal highness should Professionally act as tho
representative Of the King, IL pure invention
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pa..enrrn Arrixed

N ,,,i-sstp Irrii. Jrg- Lsrpoo-lhos Marioci A.
Mafdoc, IA H. simpson = Mauro srd lady, Misc Mary
t.. Ft-.rds L. Dsla.s =. k~l,tt Mf. Needle Z kril,
i Aruit..e. Misc Mon-sey :. -tfsh'm u frost " n %
sal. Geo p'Arcy Jahn Or fi.hs. 4 toiisfe,m apt v"
q 20. l-r W. 20. .l,u lazy vi hsGrto. W Conner
f,Il Mn. Bowls. q g Ondlu, M Acoo'sIa. Mi's r. u
IA - n nm ~ nv Wnf-Mr P'nctr.y wi'-.
children aud .-fr.t. M. iouIs Ai'. FiAoAnsy' Mise
tiolflfd. sni "a The se~fssN =,
blstco a,
s,rAr Tgr. from Carbohydrates Csrsro. NJ
Ayouo. AZ, 49,,
IL L,,g CAaHhflecr. (,o~ P0riss-PuSes-Mr Lambert
aud .alaly, John ~. Da~,1n.
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SUPREME COURT-CnAsaA

SUPREME CoURT-CgAxaKGs-JUsa,o -Dsfore Justice
bCTnEHLASD.
DECISION.
The People ex rel. Bank Of Commonwealth agt.
Of TsIes TO- q csss,) Judgment settled
Before Justios LE0SAkD.
Eemrilns Dore sgt. Ferdinand suydsp st sL-Findings
10, settled
HABKAs CORPUS cAsr.
Before Justice BARNARD.
In John Gregg Lee. an naturalization on behalf OF
Petitioners. al
Tbeodorius Lee Of Philadelphia, the father Of the
child down for immediate Argument alleging that
his child he'd boon stolen from Philadelphia amer sdudcs
Courts and that no had been kept here
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Russiu and America.

ST. PETERSBURG, June l3.-rhe Journal de 81.
Psersboarg "a to-day publishes dispatch, dated
June 4. addressed by Prince Gorchakotf to Mr..
Clay, expressing the Emperor's satisfaction at the
reply Of Mr.. Seward to the proposal Of France TO
Join The diplomatic intervention IN favor Of Poland
Ihe dispatch concludes as follows: Such facts
draw closer the bonds of sympathy between Russia
and America. The Emperor knows now TO appre-
ciste tue firmness with which Mr. Seward maintains
She principle of noG-interveution."
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Marnsts-oAnryuLrr REPORTED on TVS N. =. rnInur

hkSohIEp ~. T..
MosD>r. Juno ~, 1853
0AsIiES-The m.rkst steady with good demand %
Tor Pots. aud 80 ga for Pearls.
CorTON-fhs maIkss 10 again very much excited, and
prices ere decidedly higher but attn nominal Spinn-Is aud
specuato are both buying freely and the transactions foot
nearly not quite 800 bales Including number OF
sales A. the close middnss worth about 7Od7lc
msny holders are asking higher rates.
COFFEE-Thete 10 nothing whatever doing today worthy
Of attention. Prices arc Bominally unchanged
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths nisfhst FOE Western and State
Flour 10 quite active and dl3o Dbl higher
ing aIouscep Influenced by tho advance Of gold aud seI
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Latost-V,a Queenstopn.

=, LoSDoS. Wednesday, June II. 1863
The steamship Psra has arrived from Asxan.
dhs, Egypt. She brings GHOST In specie. and
Captains Spoke and Grant, Of tho Nile Expedition,
- passengers.
Tho Oldsnburg brig Coro. which arrived at Glib.
raltsr on the llth inst, makes the following reports
:" On the 25.h Of April we fell In with the Con
federste steamer Florida. She ordered us 10 hesye
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FIRE IN TwsSTi-TIRsr STFEEr.-iesterday
morn a. about oe!oos orc bsoso oct dsengfouss
m ore, street occupied by John Csnmns. and his
We = 10 WI. Quad o. so..lv intoxicated ~ bs he
" H. ID. um-l, aud prompt condsct o. OEees
Mcneil and Lot both tho Inmates Soud have Isshsd> Tue
noa. phh /, osnsd By John Nolan, damaged 20 ne
Of q -, no lusumnCs.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Jusx 23.-Bsfor.
Judge bITTs.
PRIZE CASES.
United States sgt. Schooner Odi-Fellow, her
and csiso United State, Schooner Levi Rove her
and those two DEGREES Of forfeiture aud
alton were this morning ordered BY Judge Betts
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAT.

COURT CALENDAR-rHIs DAr q,
SuppryE CoURT-GISERAL TERM.-Adjourned
to W sdD. .dsy. July l, at II m .,:s
SUPREME CoGRT-CiEcUIT-Part l.-AdJonrnea
,or the Term Part Mos 335a 1874 d5ti I's 49, %
a sJ6 J,O2 3iO. J4oo JiVg $40. 3,ll $40, J'V fS'
ui.-Adjonn-d for tho Term. ,.-a -.
SurnyuECouRr-SPE TERM.-AdJourned Tor
tfoI
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Disusicrs, &c.

san IaASCisc0. Jope > 1863
Tho ship Torrent fof Both. Ne f. tho cossty trsis
being ported from per ABothei without
tug got rock badly logged and hs. several knees
broken; she bsd ON board at the line 2 tuns coal.
~ letter to E.iwood Walter Seoy BID Urdwra
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Go pbom II man Concern.

I WISH 10 MARRY.-I am man 26 years Of
az. isht opm gl.Iion. blus eyes brown hs - Pet 51A
u land house, aud IS scfes under Pforr
uu and interest Any respectable ylais ia0y
choosing marry me- viii pleass give heIsadd,. ana
49, a. NE HENRY hUSEEk,
Jenny, Marathon County. Nl.coasp-
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Receipss Of Produce.

Jrsr 70 II .o1 bbis FLOAT Ll3t bb. WHISKY, ~ beA
CON Nee. 81 bss, do Z.soO0 bash Wheat, l1JVsO bu.H
Cora sJs d. O. - pss, A.hs. 80 do on CAhs, ID do
Lard gsy do PfovsiOas aSs DO. Butter.
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Qrnilne.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
IIW-ldu, Al Hon. snd Note P.pe. &C. Bl.ine Cards
Bin.ads Porras sc KELLi'S No. 81 Falioe.t n Y.
lob Printing ut old prces, at Ecklers Printing
~ Oheo a. Fu.on Pss-.t n. Y Cad.. Circular. Bill
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SUPERIOR COURT.

The Special Term aud Chambers OF thi, Court VIII
h. hIa h, Mopc,.f In room No II second story brow
.ton, budibg N.w Court Housed FROM June ~ TO i'" u
July. both inciusv The Court opous Il iO ociocA
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ssI.rrss sLsss.o
sun RiG.k u Set. ...........TiJ3 Mooa-Sots.. 3s7
WATER rave psT.
INDY Hool.. sli Oov. Island. T.sh b-i. 'Gs... WI
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Deniistrn.

DAM positively done away with in extracting
! teeth bv u,ius m, NEW CHEMICALLY PURIFIED
CHLOROFORM. Guaranteed perfectly bs u .es ~ .,ery
respect God Tech. s?oi Nu.ca3s. -; O2d fhDe
silver and DcugiEs Sc Et;racisls. 80. Dr. D. L.
ait. No 90 sh-svs opposite lih-'t
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COTRT or COMMON LYAS-SpEcIAL TgRx-JusH ~
Before Judge HILTON.
DECISIONS.
Smart ct al act. Carr-Motion to strike out hrSt
defense q, frivolous denied aud motion 70 s'rhe ou'
At lac out f-st defense for same cause NO co' oi ~ ~
ton o either party .,l ill.,, al
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Minister'S he'd at Richmond. The address taxes tne
ground that the restoration OF the Union IL n"Poe'
slbles
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COURT OF APPEALl

ALBANY. june 29-Ibe following IL the calendar
OF tho Court # Appeals for June -Nos w. lE 49, '|'
n Us I2T 9i2 (Caendar Of I562) I2J, aud l@a
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsH 23.-Befon.
Judge sHIPsAs.
BA1cU oy nLvrsUE CASKS.

tHoEs
There were verdicts rendered this morning IN llo
rsveDus sgan. the Oovenmsnt for duties PAID by m
ports aud received by tho Customouss Department under
q misap pre- hsn.ion Of tho Act Of Congress.
The Petit Jury discharged for the term with the
thanks Of tie Court
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At,ilc,.

len. 2s-St.amer. Tnoms. a. scott Star Of the soa.s
EaIk.-I,,rntou ID. C. Murray. and others.
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Thu Rraxils.

Rio May 25.--Coffss sells at 1900 07Q2W for good
frstA Stock, 10000 bags.
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r.p az a, Todns spse,s Ctrcvido~ drd nsres' Of ~
sal, ~ "A. C Of ierk Js, s ve,k snaiAs Safu,
Any Jun. a. 1901 10 Shies " SSI'd h' Cap"a. q 'e6
bauI
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Chances for Business Glen.

BLAST FURNACE FOR SALE-Suated a.
- Dover 1gscasvss County Ohio. on the Ceye and
aud Plsburg Railroad aud Ohio Cana tsu be put lite
sIn. expense. psr,ons desiring t. erains
the property can upon spp.e.iiop 10 Af OFO. b.
DEAKDOAFF. Canal Dover Ohio For further psfiiclars
sddr. OF arp DAVID THOMAS, Catasauqn', Pa or 70
lhEO sIUHGES No. 9 Broad-st new ork.
EOR SALE-A HALF INTEREST in q val
i uatlc ENGLISH PATENT, emoisclng me claims ID
az American Pa.ssl,, which well e.taehsAei, IN uice
paving business Ia thb country. PARTNER preieue3
who vii attend 20 tie business abroad run eJpAr so1
given upon ervi-w. Address Co.., care BorT,Ds
Po.tOeic-, Nev-iOrk
EOR SALE.-An old established DRUG and
IL GROCERY BUSINESS Ia . thriving city ia C~nsrI
S-w.Yos Pno- $500 To re.ponsbl- p,sses the terms
will be S.,i.-c,crv for selling AIply
by aos. Address II. c. NJ, Tribune Once.
TI'O STEAMBOAT OWNERS.
j. FOR SALE.
THREE CIRCULAR PILOs-HOUSES Tor SrkAM.
BOATS, IN good condition. Also, REMOVED JOINEkX
NOkk. from St-snsrA Apply to
T. W. COPELAND No. ISS broadway.
xHANTED-A PARTY with 500 To JOIN q
w Mit.ry and Civil engineer Ia serir. u ,clt' y
and MILITARY EXHIBITIONS which would cor" al
audislc. ID coo 10 10 coo psr,ons. Fan eIpian"on
pcAtion a. No. "a AG.yst, from 10 TO al L. 49, "
..
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D. g. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Jusn fo-Dsfor,
lonIIni.siopsI SIILLwELL-

ANOTHER ENROLLING OFFICER INSTRUCTED.
Amelia RosentbaI, daughter Of Israel, Of goodly
proportions brought before the Connisnpr this sfsr-
noon charged with obrucns" James Higgins Of the
enrolling officers The prisoner was held to bali In tho Of
~sUJ
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TOTR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

i,r,ya, Of th. Hecla and III, City of Baltimore
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John BRIGHT DEFENDS THE UNION