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, 1863-04-17

FofA FAcA1Hs In the "eBf.
In another column Of today's TRIBUNE We pub
liah the annual statement Of the Pork packing in
tic West, complied With great caro- BY VIM. Smith,
Eeq., editor Of the Cincinnati Price Current.
From thin. 1t will be seen that the increase in the
packing during theipast season amounts to ,175
hogs-the entire packing footing up o69 so hogs.
It will also be noted that Chicago stands highest
on the list Of pork packing points-our packing,
a. onr readers will recollect, footing up 97026i
hogs against 61l ,11s the season previous. cinctn-
natl is stilsecond on the 1ist-les packing amount
ing to 6l6,s57, against 474,467 in 1ss1-61. Third
on the list stands Milwaukee, where IS, 1855 hogs
were cut, against 81, ,161 thepfevious season.
st. Louis Ia now fourth on the 1ist--1he packing
there amounting to 1'5,c0o against s5,09i in the
prerious season Loufsrile, which formerly stood
second, is now fifth, aud Keoknk, in lows, follows
close On her heels-the packing at the former place
amounting to 116,0oo, and at the latter to 113:7,
In 1s61-G2, there were packed at Keokuk only 49,
COO. Seventh on the list comes Quincy, where
10o COO were cut, against only $500 the previous
season. In Peoria. there we're $1,000 hogs pasked
against only 3, ,as5 in 1sGl-G2.
The increase in the packing in Illinois is u.s. o53
hoca
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tive shipments By the New York and Erie Railway.
| from D1pkirk, and tho Peunsylvansa Central from
Pittsburg from November 1st to February 1st this

-, We understand that thercis marked Increase In
" sh1pilslte sh ouh Canada and the receipts at
nuhN.o We will give the reports By these routes
Us soon aa wc :et thrm.
al pare to acknowledge ourselves uude- renew
g. ~ uuoTasions ~ to onz friends for the promptness
w.sn ME!cn theJ have furnished us the information
, 1863-04-17

THURSDAY EVENING, April 16, 1853


FRE1GHTs-No engagements. Vessels all en-
FRov1s1oSs-Iara hiss declined ac per %.
@seF 2s 1eesG ossiy saes
looec, at 5Hc, av. IS ms; I hhds rough sidcs At
5Ac; 1,0o0 pcs smoked sweet picked Hams, in
rendered Leaf Lard, vt aNc; i tres Brown Crease
rALLow-Quiet and nominal at o0sxc for
country. No city in market, and very little de-
BUTTER Market quiet and not so frns. salcs
were M0 i6s good roll at 2s:. Common grades dull.
f45tRss.ed 81 s1s sfse5ss sSepsd nSss
Market dull. Sales were $50 brls " "foicauo' win
ter snpsrane at s5,s5.
Market very DIM aud &c lower: sales l wefe: 5 10
bn rejected Red Winter in Arn1oar, i Dole 1 cos
NJ spgisg s1isS u 1oe ssezh b. tessptss da 4
$l1s; 1000 bu (winter Eeceipts} do at $1.1S;
t9S @ e9 ss1 e. % ,tssiRts) 81 ~ ) sRf,Sf q
scott'e( At re5; COO bu twnter receipts) do At
slu5h; 1000 bu DO at 81 OK 1000 bu do At 500;
3@ M O. BY ststsh -; tees1pt:) = Rejected Spring At s5s
bage good White Winter at $l.40.
C0RS-Received, s4,o17 bn; shipped, none.
MsIe Maket @ 9Sty s 9s. an dsasd Ye 9,s By 81:
6,5co bu River Mixed atoat at 4shc: $500 bu do at
4sc % 700 bu Mixed Corn In etore fresh receiptsl
st e o,et 10 hn Ttdc;n4. DO at 4I y 19 %
a4Hc; AGO bl (itesh 1eceipts) Rejected Corn in
store at 45c 1900 bu do at 15hc: 1850 bu do It
acc. @'"'0 - ~ ~
oATs-Reccivcd, 14,4so bu. Shipped none.
Market ysry quiet, ard 95c lower. Sales were:
1000 bu. winter receipts do. at &c. ~'s - S''
RYE-Receivcd, 4sss bu. Market outet and
neglected. sales were: So, bu {fresh receiuts, IA
II stofe m ct at7 7;e; 155 b7gs DO On track at &c:
BAkLEi-Rseeiycd, 1850 bn. Demand limited
quality on track At $1.:6.
and sellers 1c anartornr ID ,sEir,, ae Az an
"fIf;Tig 3oighT bTls w ,ln, Wines - At ssr 59s
rIS.Ep cE-Ef, na4!na. ~ ~ o9g:s2c; gSS
~, r,;tet - -ots,1 ias w! u1l demand be,
~, 81 " n ~ ~ "a ~ 9s; oaes Hefe'-5 bgs good
III SnVp: ~ ~ G1 a 90;
iNoiA1 sEED-Matket very dull and droop-
81 a.es - %ese:-i YET ~ prime at SlS5 ~ b.s do
fLAA sEEp-pemand =, active and market steady.
aIs 81 az VI soou austt IL Sto III bags
~-:H TTsiFn r. fEpII1Ts ,5,,,.. ~,
demand good Sales weIc:-1o3 brls prime East
@ eIn @Applss al ntc; y DTS impaired peaches quar-
1c[s} q cs*I' - DTS uo ellals esq aI lUc
pnE52En a 3:.i1 Ao13Saes were II hoes at Sl.53
@n1Sm e ~ 1'siR,ne 81 IS on eETE ~ Pa: n. u-.,
bEASssEpe.nand :; active and market arm. salea
ToT STnEsS TTsS sn.-aat,a sgou ~ - ssSN.
Sales weEe-soo bu prime Neshannocks on track
broom conNeeMarket dull. Sales werc-1ton
lair quality at $l'0.
oN1oNs-Scarcc and in good demand Sales
were-6 brIs Top Onions 1t $3.50 2 bu.
MILL sTuFFS-a1arket drm. Sales were-10
LUMBER-Cargo Of fair East Shore common
nix d at $500.
, 1863-04-17

On motion of Mr.. Eastman. MI. Frazier was
declared the unanimous nominee Of the Con-
7ention.
rOLICE COMMISSIONER.
Calvin DeWon WIS nominated 4 delegate
nominated John Went worth, but that gentle.
Nun ut once declined. Frederick Tut1c Was
upu4t1a1rd.
, 1863-04-17

tU14iEE JUSTICES.
On motion, the three divisions Of the cltr
were instructed to present their nominees for
police justices.
In accordance with tho above resolutions,
the delegates from the West Division present.
cd the nalne Of Jarius Stanford, the North
Side delegation the name Of Robert Malcon,
and the South Side delegates the name OF
john Summcrfield. These gentlemen were
declared the nominees Of the Convention for
the offices named.
CHIEF ENGINEER or FIRE DEPARTMENT..
Robert 4. Williams and Uriah r, Harris
were placed III nomination.
Whole number Of votes cast. 81
=. q. - hliame. .48
- AA4'a rs
Pending the announcement Of the informal
ballet IN effort was Male to bring about an
adjournment, but without success.
After the informal ballot was announced
Coz. I. n: llough made an earnest appeal In
behalf Of Mr Harris, urging that his nomina-
t1nn would bring strength to the ticket.
MI: G. n. Hawley followed in support Of
Mr. Harrie' nomination.
Mr, Wentworth was in Eiyor Of an adjourn
Mtn1 without nomination, aud he niade q
motion to that effect, which upon division
ct the house was almost unanimously carried.
The Convention then adjourned to attend
the ratification meeting at ~ o'clock p. NJ.
, 1863-04-17
o. 20 heavy country Mesa Fcgk was sold at s1325.

0. 20 heavy country ncss Fcrk was sold at s1325.
Bulk meats arc quiet.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle were again light, bet
owing to good shipping demand and liberal In
quify by Government contractors, the market ruled
active and 1Emcr, although no quotablc improve
ment wns obtaincG. About 400 head changed
hands at range Of $350l5 90 for medium to CT
ira shipping steers. One dsoye Of very superior
stalifed steers estimated to average 1854 1bs sold
at $75.G0-being equal to about &c per u.
There mas = better demand for 1.-Two Hogs. but the
market shows no material improvement.
Freights were inactive. There are no vessels In
the market, and rates are entirely nominal
, 1863-04-17

-rior to the ballot, C. Il. Ham offered the
following resolution, which prevailed unaui-
1:ons1y:
.Ee*o@red, That this Convention will not recoe-
Hizc Or act upon the nomination OF my candidate
1iun. ~
The following candidates were mt in nom;-
nation: Calvin De Wolf, Lewis Il, Davis. An
drew Akin, s. E. Dow, J. E. Gary.
The informal ballot resulted as follows.
, 1863-04-17

Pending the declaration Of the formal vote,
Elliot Anthony moved that Committee Of
nine, three from each division, be appointed
to constitute the Central Committee. r. N
Guilford Morcd to amend that the COMMITTEES
consist Of one from each ward. The amend
ment prevailed. Mr.. Summcrield moved that
the delegates from the several wards appoint
their member. Carried.
Col. Arion withdrew Mr.. Davis name aud
the first formal ballot was taken With the fol-
lowing result:
, 1863-04-17

LAST ChL.-To day the last Of the series
Of dinners given by the ladies Of the Church
Of the Ascension, will take place at Bryan
Hall. Those who have been present on other
days speak In high terms Of the good things
provided, and Of the manner in which they
haye been served. We hope there may be
large crowd to-day to give the ladies' fare
well benefit. The object is i laudable one, md
every diner gets more than the moneys
worth.
PREcoc1oUs Enthusiastically young
lad named John O'Malley was sent to the Re-
form School for drawing a knife upon little
boy, ten years Of age, son of Alr. Lydecker,
living at 176 South Clinton street, and rob-
bing him of forty-ayc cents, threatening his
life If he did not give 1t up. We hope the
Reform School may save that boy from the
galiows.
Board OF TRADE EAssEssNENT.-This is the
Inst dag for the payment Of the annual assess
ment Of members Of the Board of Trade AL
those who desire to retain their connection
with the Board, must call on Mr. ]. F. Beatty,
Secretary, at his office, to-day, and receive
their tickets for the ensuing year.
NoT1cE.--All persons having books belong
ing to the Young Mems Association, are re-
quested to return the came on or before Sat.
urday, 18th inst. The library will be closed
for one week, commencing April Goth.
sold LADIES' HoAE."-The Board of
Managers Of this Institution will hold a special
meeting at the Home, at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
, 1863-04-17

IIF
--'.os,ce Il hereby given that lhs pndrr.,~o..,
Atu,ri-: at1 .f:er Estate Of Roynl Mooc1s ueces.'
IL pursuance II order Of .he county Eourr Of Scet:
CnuIsy. AID stztc OF ut1oA. tnaae At rhe rehcIs-
hereof for the year J. D. eighteen hun:rrr! ~
t1s; three Eil vt: % bidder hesree
TIC! ours Of ten oc!cck 4. II and nve O'Clock r "
on *he pre.alees. cH
Friday, the first {1st) day Of May, 1888,
Al Eueh Of the following real Of the said
Ecyal Iooe!A. deceased al viii be necessary to paT
the outstanding debts aealost sat estste. to Wit:
LOT TWO Co. IN BLOCK EIGHTEEN (,s}.
In To'cots Addition to the City Of Cacsxu toxc,ner
With TIC house and othez Improvements thereon.
ALto-tcts eleven ny twelve tn thirteen tl3o and
fourteen tt) Block thirty snyel ts IN School Sec
ton Addition to tho CITY Of Chicago. n the Stats Of
Illinois. -
sa,e 10 be credit Of nne 9l montaa and to sskn
place on the promises Tho purchaser giving not Ind
1pp 81 security and mortgage tho prentice "a
eeeurc the payment Of the purchase money.
At CtEcaco. III. THOMAS nnLLOWBVSH.
AdntaltE1tor Of the essAo of Royz Aooa<a decessod
| uh.1 Aaa 1tev6WF
, 1863-04-17

E Elsewhere will DO found an adyert;ss.
ment setting forth the merits Of Dr., Ifeht
hills treatment Of diseases Of the eye, ca..
and air passages. His treatise upon catarrh
il NQrthy Of careful reaadipg,
, 1863-04-17

SOLD LADIES' HoAE."-Thc Board of
Managers Of this Institution will hold a special
meeting at the Home, at 3 o'clock this after
, 1863-04-17


ofthe acts Of the Copperhead members Of the
lust Legislature, und said these were the men
who would offer ticket on Tuesday next in
opposition to the Union ticket, nominated by
the Union Convention. He wanted the citi-
zens here to show to the world that they were
for the Union and the Tag, and he was sure
they would do it.
SPEECH OF :. E. now, ESQ.
Mr. Dow, the nominee for Recorder. said
he did not intend to make IN extended suecch
He had been in Chicago nine years In the
practice Of his profession, and whatever prop
etty or reputation he might have, had all
been made here, in the legitimate pursuits Of
his profession: lie was nota politician, but
he would If elected, endcayar to fulfil the
duties Of tho Office to the best Of lis ability,
SPEECH OF A. r. ABBOTT, ESQ.
Alr- Abbott, the candidate for City Attorney,
being called for, came forward and made
few remarks; Ills nomination, lle said, he
would not take as compliment to himself,
but as recognition of tie fact that the SOL
dlers In the army Of our country were re-
hlctbered by those who were at home. He
pledged himself to q proper fulfllment of the
duties Of his Office if elected.
FARsoS DRoWNLoH.
Tie Rev. II. G. Brownlow being uncxpect-
cdly present, and his presence becoming
known, loud and repeated calls we're made for
applause had subsidized, the Paysou ATTEMPTED
to ray that lie was feeble from recent attack
Of typhoid fever, and could NOT make 4
speech. This, however, the meeting would
not listen to, and the speaker made = few re-
marks touching late visit to Slurfrccsboro
and Gen. Kosecrans. He said that General
Rosccrans had the best army In the Federal
ranks, well clothed and fed, and ready TO
6glt. He asserted in the most emphatic
manner that the rebels had more men In the
field to day than We have. They are bare
footed, bare backed and baseheadel, but they
will fight to the bitter end. They arc to be
crushed. or they will crush us. He spoke Of
the loyalty Of the Union men Of East Tennes.
see, aId said it WIS OF that Kind that knows
no back down. lis mission was not to the
crowd Of men whom lie saw before him, but
TO sinners. He was on his way to Mil yankee,
Where they needed exhortation, aud he
thought Ac was the man to give it to them In
the proper spirit.
The speaker was interrupted many times
with applause, and his characteristic remarks
produced frequent laughter. At the close, he
was enthusiastically c6eercd.
Al the close Of the Parsons remarks, the
meeting adjourned amid the greatest enthu-
kiasm.
, 1863-04-17

ROARDING.-Pleasantr r rooms
- With board. LAY BE- oh:aiaed At = South Clark
Pest Once or Coprt Houte sp1:-t6s7-1s
u RDIN Gone large front
- room. uu:azni+hed. to IeaE Ttsa ,t boa'd yow:
~ scrntr ynoms s1d poa-d tom ihe 1ss af M.y aexf
IN home p!easaatly lac tei. coutainfng tHclvo de
EtabIe rot ArrlJ fauedste'y ~ 81 Ain2s street.
I.efrrepcr% required. ap17 ci51 st
DOARD-A front room to lA with
heard E: wabts1 nvenue. southea,t cornrr -
Isando,i.h street. TWO day toafde1s csn be accrn,
E,c4;atrL apt6-c6n1x
, 1863-04-17

S,5i1,5s8
Thie is equal to about ~ per cent. and which
may be regarded as correct an indicator is n-c.
cssnry Of the per centsge Of decrease In weight Of
the entire packing, and this being deducted from
the increase in number, not including Tennessee,
The yield of lard per hog last season. was 81 bs:
this season, # was g D - showing decrease OF
ms p hog; but the number Of hogH being y.st,v
greater this than last season. this falling OF Ia mora
than made up, which will be seen BY takicr lie
whole number Of hogs packed both ses4oRs, md
Ion respectively. follows, not including the Ten
uessec packing last ecsson:
Lbs.
, 1863-04-17

UNION MEETING IN The FOURTEENTH WARD this
evening at +. Frillman'e. corner OF Wells and Di-
vision streets. The leading candidates will be In
attendance. Avail ty Of speakers will be present
and address the meeting. Let there be u grand
turn out.
, 1863-04-17

fEhsoSA1--Hon- I. N. Arnold, Hon.
o*en Lofejoy, farson BroTnlow, Hon. ]. D.
Ca1oh, Judge hood, Hon. J. Brodhead of
Wis., Hon. H 7. Blow of St. Louis, Col.
Cuslman Of Ottawa, Judge Moore and Col
Wallace OF Kentucky, arc at the fremont
House.
, 1863-04-17

THURSDAY EVENING, april 16, 1868.
RECEIPTS FOR TIE LAST TwEyrT-roCn HOURS.
C1oQz Wheat Corn Data Rva Rrl'v
, 1863-04-17

"Annctte" or the Lady Of the Pearls; a
new novel By Alexander Dumas. For sale Of Nc
Nal1y i Co.'S, 81 Dearborn street.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Amusernenis.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
II ENERY DAY ANN NNEEK

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
40 EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
Commencing MONDAY july 49, lgC3
BRILLIANT SUCCESS A.
THE WORLD CHALLENGED -!
SECOND WEEK
sANFoRD's EruroPiAs OPERA TROUPE,
NEGRO MINsTRELs. DELINEAToRs
COMIC OPERATIC PERFORMERS
In the county Il |. composed Of tae best ssnt OF
TWO ENilRE COMPANIES.
the beet singer. dancers aud comic operate artists TO bs
found 10 America or tho world. T1sy ave taer
INfNITABLE PERFORMANCES
~ Every EVENING ct u.
To be seen At all honr, day and syening
A LIVING OORANG OUfAN0
Or WILD MAN or TIE WOODS.
animal whose approach humanity 10 olsss that thou
''"-' CONNECrING LINK
BETWEEN TIE HUMAN AND BRUTE CREATION.
TWO LIVING TIGER CATS,
ths me ost beautiful little creatures in the world.
TWO MONSTER LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTORS
from Africa the largest and formidable Sepents Ia the
world
TIE Manager has engaged. for short time only.
ROBERT nOWDIS'S WONDERFUL
AUTOMaTON WRITER
ds.cption Of which il given In tue su,ebierraphy OF this
rsnownsd Frsrch aud winch BY fer sutps'es
In mechanical ingenuity anything ever pied By hs In
TIE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
exhibits his wonderful powers and cell. liza sEesy npo'so
A DONESTiC CAT NURSING TWO MINKs.
The GRAND AQUARIA, Leaned Seal, Sea L.en, Non
,,sr Bear Living AnacODda Wax Figures anda ioa otne
Wonders
Admiration to all 25 cents, Children under TO- is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

RAILROAD AccIprSr.-On saIudsy morning, a
bali past four O'Clock the usht express " on the
Central road was thrown the traeA By the Srestns o. =
IL M ,h. fo v.a truck Of the smokB car The orsAemss
- y % ,a", .nnra Mi ths Crsauaef bakes Of the cars %
h,l b. pf the e al rope aud terrible accident va
all pIobsbity thus pIs.sntea' Ane scc'SsHs es~'s
an hour, dstsatsp - the uAa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Isrceiwts sf Produce.

JuLr ll-l5S02 bbls Flour. 100 bbs Corn Mee Ll:s
bag. Cosn Meal, cay bbls. Whisky, 10000 BUSH
i3e0Oo bush Com III 90 bush Oats. also bush ha =,
pkss Provisions go DO. Buts 1880 DO Petroleum. - as'
Asnss, lvO do. Lsrd-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Criniire.

ENGRAVING AMI PRINTING (half price).-
EIWsddin. A. Home aad Note Pspsn: dc, Bo.iae"cMds
B Head. Portraits Sc NJ kELLio. No o. fai'on 'sH /
lob Printing at old prices, at Ecklers Printing
81 Oaics 90 Futon cor Psa-s; ~ l. Csd NurnlaEs bHi'
head, Labels Posters Psmlhr, &c quick neat and Creep
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Jnsnranre Companies.

4 RE YOU INSURED1
"A OFFICE oy tbs Ru1eRRs FIRE ISsrsiscs Co.,
No. 40 Chathsm.sqnare, corner hous. Z
ksw.YoRK July 6, 1863
Al the ANIMAL .cc,,on held this day office OF the
Company, the foo siug-nsmet gentlemen wore slec'to
Board Of Directors for ths ensuing year; .
Isaac o. B,r.sr Oliver w. Woodford,
TIiith r. furdy George J. Hamilton,
James v W,t.ina David IL McAlpin,
ssmael Rsynor, Johh Robinson,
g. i'm Bsrtcr Wiism Peet,
MsGn. IA. snAh, John Ash,
Jonstbsn Purdy John Is. Simpson,
David M'hany, Jacob Miller,
joseph hithed Harrison tial.
William slopson James L. Stswuh
JOIN Pettigrew Chas. ID. Bailey,
James DAVIS Albert Hall.
Edwin A. Hopkins Joseph Ro'e,
Ldsar NJ. Crawford, 8. r. squires.
X. h. Peterson, 5. ). Nandernoh,
Amo. Uphem, 3 A. Constock.
Of the Board Of Qirector held imme3lstey
after the election. ISAAC D. IARKER was unanimously
elected President, and CHARLES BAILEY Vice-Pfesi'
dent. by order. n. Is. BELLOWS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

y lBLO' UAhDEN.
LTIiEs ThE stMaH AA2 of FE mFfrIES dTf
Bes. a, conclude AZ !0:p
MONDAY, JULY Is, AND EVERY EVENING,
THE DUKES MOTTO.
John Broughsm'. grand romantic Drama
CONTINUES lTS hE5SS l5a Or pFRsoX5 PoPXy5IAHir
TaS aNssdAs sHsaH
The coObsAsed ifi'h Co9,sai;n s. ,s ssd Vocalist
who h.. purchased the r Tor til. production Of this
'P'"0'' f'' CARRrCKFERGUs,
An Ih.h Soldier Of Fortune, with ths sons =" VIM.
BRlGHr WINE" aud "wAlLE THERE'S LIFE
i'''''' Mr. WIN wHEATLEY
Capt HENRI DE- LAGARDERE.
ti%S c Kirrsi.Sa +. Mord4unt, Mas Popi. Mrs j. H.
Allen q. Jordan. 6c., &c. 10 the c''t
NE" Scenery D''i;n GRASBI' SSBI''lEs,I.lI1Esir EhIIEr ''a
sS ds. .; from II where S .ss e.a %
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
WINTER GARDEN.
w Under the manssemert of
Miss EMILY THORNE and
Sir. MARK ssh Il. -
TONIGHT win bo presented a NEW BURLEsoUE, en-
N'' LEAH THE FoRsooK.
in which the talented Com-dian,
Mr.. SETCHfLL,
=
IN. Ruile'q. vii 6s preceded BY the charming Come
''''''' A''' CALisORNIA DIAMONDS
Doors open at :, eolnmsneos st7t
IRVING UALL.-THE sTEREOPTICON.
i POSITIVELY THE LAST EXHIBITIONS
OF this great work u Art win ,se place during ,he coming
.nd SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, will 10 presented ssIies
u NEW AND BRILLIANT PhODRAMMES, together
sish Local Views SstuATy kaubaehs hussrstons OF
REYNARD, THE FOX
COLOSSAL FOAiAAIIS Of OEhS. MEADE AND
GRAFT
MARCH or THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Tis.e, 4sc Children 5e Family Tickets t,dmttins siz
por,ous 81. Door. open Il coH,msnes as o'cioes
CWISS SHOOTING FESTlyAL.-A great
- evil. Shooting Festival viii take place ss JONES
WEDNESDAY. sesLis
THURSDAY. sept. IL,
FKiDAi. sept. 10.
SATURDAY, sep. IL, 1863.
The proceed, OF witch 20 10 distributed 70 the widows
us ,n.u. o. th- swiss soldiers killed duri~s 49,
t0r NsbriS.. DVusiiJrsv or a. artces tnat
W be conaaoiye the relief Of tue antilles of the salart
.a. visa soldiers who hsve offered up their lives on the
~ tL.r aaoped country will be Thankfully
c.v,d By the Gnoerrgned members o. 'hs donation Com
n.ilie.. ,,,,r...--
reid e. ~ i1ef.snd eysy Two years, wei ino"n a. ihs
Fee-ral Shooting Festival
". respectfully avs all without sersncs 70 stisnd
benevolent .h4. anu urhsr lis PAsie AID praise
"'''-' A HUSGFRBUHLyR. No. COL Broadway.
{. ZEIGIEK, No 2. heseyst
NJ sLnINIL No IL rorsyth-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Macbinerp.

(NATER WHEELS.-REYNOL PAT
w EST-Ths beat Turbine in Models snd Draw
iuss nay be seen office No .s3 Brosdwsy nswfoTh
TALLCOrT UNDERHILL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

ssvs st~ck On sho N. Y. and Erie Ratlrea1.
srupp.r July lISock transported last week: ..
Cate 30 Hogs, sheep, ~ cars Asssss rstA'
lSS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

UsrEp s4ArE, TrE4svET NEv.YoSr. Jsu' 3D. i'ej
DY authority OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
.e-eby ,rs notice ihn vil uun iL- 81" i'y q Jny'
ile.u,,s receive s-b,es slo'-s FAsfof UNITED srATES
BoSps OF TIE -oAS or la beaiaI liz % .er eest
i.,s-s.t fn GOLJ COIN oonnoaly inosn a. 1--WE
TwENrgA JOHN }. cisco.
Asii,',li Tfrasar.r n. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
DuiI0ing Alalerials.

4 EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint
IL Ito n Ct. foot. according to condition, AND VAR
tANTED s95 Gfaud.t, 81 PAfkow, lao Bowery, 5I3 vh
ev as 6,h.v ls SIN sv II 5th st., NiiAmSbuESh, and
corner OF % rford st aud Futonsy., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
DeuiielrD.

nRS. GRIFFIN. 25S Graud-st., n. Y, op-
~ po.i,s Lord TsyloP. and 257 Fson Broskiyp, are
IN ertin, ful their Improved Artificial Teeth
IA " without sIaetuf the oots toll sets on gGd OF
Etns silver rubber. 80; partial sets go.dl per
tooth ~; silver or rubber. rl extracting, 1Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

= af o'] ~
Stat. o., srv-f OH Cry urd Ccun'J o. Nsw olE,
RICHARD N.ILfIANSJ~, Pre.iirsL .ni "fOhbs w.
W ILL ar Cs.iiol of tfe Bu's heai bans nsrsnf H..
.tttot .osssf sd +.irs hunsst - Ne't ors N ssd
e,utr heinz fsv ind lrg ssoh Tor eel
s. tl.' ne rafsin. 10 81 I'D ssrcs tls 'tste'sn -
te caat1n r. ne .it bank. 5eiofs tho se''r o v
,e, o. tie uor.tr.of saturday th7 thifs-uth dlF =
rn ono thoi,s .at lnr fr-' AID frtt three IN respect
h .en ai ,rsfy cfire sd "a ga above spscnrd
fr 90 :hr h-.t % .rnrlo1se cod Jrii.4 40 "a
a.. tusa-,. sd bans hrn 80 be- trs-fseei 20 tte
I,-,t,sn r,.siL h. VILLA ts1F. lrasl4rui
10 ~ NfLLt a.. tssnisr
Sever ,as.efbod al - tc.h depos-u'., a.. iIth
Lid. .t I,fv f'fi p ~Tt rHf NsCE Nafsy Fuhic
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE Co.
july I, 1859.
CASH HCAPITAL.................. S1O0.O00.
CATER providing for ali outsald-
SURPLUS. (ing Claims. aod Dividend, ofSiI o3.Ooo.
per cent declared this day,......)
~.
Company hereby give lice thst they have Increased
their lp. 200 90 20 3i00, 900. which all paid
10 srd together with their Surpu. Is securely invested
The also give notice that they are PIensrrd 70 ns addi
tioa Policies OF Fire Insurance. based upon tho Increased
Csul ecfully cit the liberal svoI. Of ts pup
lie, special for their interests has been had In
DORAS L. STONE. President.
BESJ 3. WALoOrT. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

OFTlcE on THg NEKCnAsTr' INsrRANcH t"sF.ri,}
10. 100 Is -o.dv.s. lcotu-f o! Pint
'VNUE Board OF Directors have this da! declared
l. nFNl-ANSUAL DiNIpEsD 4 Tn t'. ltA
CENT SEI pay AD. on densn 4-'-~'i os' "a ''.''.
}. = HOi0LAaH, s.ti..aiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13

SATURDAY. July l1-r. N.
The general tendency OF tho Stock market coatin'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-13
Chouteo for Dusiue5o Aliu.
.IANIlEACruEING PROPERTY lor.SALE

W. a. One-.audh 80 C0s, nod One Hal its Nanr
-d 80 mile. from NOW Yofs by AL. c"m'fi'e' rt'e"'No
a d v.ur,i. Butdin.s and .tcHineiS. ncnchs rnsH'
ofIs silning, B-l.ing. kc, wih siow nc'rs 81 Lana so
,clocs 10 G.. O. TRAIT. No = Pinrst.. Room No. v.