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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-10

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Der afocttrten Tsuermanus. ELECTROMAGNETIC
r.sa7o Ielf0aft bon Baltimore.
Sis. 4 SSutbfr., eeeeauber Dem @un-Gebdube.
Sn Betra6t Der erfcIsret6en Sbdtteteti bes 9antpf- Beuer.
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meme poItcen aus unb erneuern audp bic alien 3u ben tinsg.
fen Staten. que Otejentsen, mel6e Sduier, Nabbel Obsr
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-10

Sun t@Dnfert. GbtiIe bel. Stabt, nobe benz rSiael Sniittu
@tnf g9nlpt bon 80 Sui SrCttt unb $50 SuB &iefe. a gen
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

The breads,nr market WAS dali to-day, and all
de1eriptions were lower with only IA limited busi'
mes. for shipment, In provisions, there was fur
Their rise In pork, but otherwise tho market was dun
and unchanged.
The domestic cotton goods market Is quiet ana
rric.s unchanged. though the tendency 10 toward
higher prices and tho market is gradually stiiehins
& .ndard heavy sheetings have been little weak
duru0 the last few days. Early last week they
reached s3lc. bu. since were offered at 3?ic. aud
NOS are 33 a 33lc Jobbers quote Waterville sheet
iu,s elic.; National A., zoe. In WOODEN goods
thor, I, more movement than in cotton goods, but
the market is not fully settled. Holders are gener-
ollv taking off y cent from their highest prices Of
last month. and in some instances greater conces-
,iou than this 10 granted. The chief demand IN
domestic wooeus is for low priced fancy cassimores
and !. mostly from the Western clothing houses.
All wool light weight cassimeres ore ON tho market
"a low as 81 l2l, and from this they range to - %
for single width. Low priced satinets are III de-
mand The prices on the best grades OF domestic
wooden shawls are S6d$9. The finest qualities OF
domestic beavers are reduced 25c. v yard. In for
eipn goods there is sill good demand for heavy
woolenu of both English and German makes, which
interfere with the new domestic trade in. beavers.
Foreign dress goods are moving, but in moderate
qualities. The city jobbing trade In dry goods Is
gradually improving. but has not yet reached mag
pitude such ~ 10 compel tho iobbsrs 10 enter I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURT-CHAsBERs-Aus. lo-Befsrs Justsss
BARSAKD.


SUPREME COURT-CHAxBEEs-Aua lo.-Befers Justsss
BARSAKD.
DECISIONS.
In the matter Of tie receivership Of Cumming,
simp.on 4 Arr strong Order settled
In the sttsr OF the application Of Samuel Schiller Ca
Report confirmed and oIde' gsuted.
Moses ~ Gale agt Jacob Is. Schenct ct sL-Auachmeoo
20 Issue binbie in the sun OF 3 0e0.
Martin W. Bret, c, sl sgt Chss w. Houshton.-H -
conditions watch amendment IL allowed GOT complied
with. tie motion an-ld 10 denied with 10 costs OF ops
posias.
sta. Goddard az. John Q. Hurzns e, al Motion granted
90 payment OF : 10 costs OF opposing.
Jas. g. DAILY at. H. IL Nor.Dge.-Mo:on granted win
Z cJps.
Tho. T. Shay e., al srt. Daniel NcGowsn c. s.-Judc
-nt in with opinion, end submitted
Tor settlement. -
WIN. q. Ts.cis AT, Thsoiorel Schmidt. iastmsnA
,e. aside AID read .g..uenl ordered
CHAsBgRA-ArGrsr l0.-Before Justice PBcKusH.
TIE RAILROAD CASE.
New-York and Harlem K. X. Co. agst the Forty.
.ecead ard Grznd street Ferry Co. ct sln this cass,
which three niooos were made on thursday AIT ava
uoc-d on FRIDAY Justice PsekLsm this rendered bis
decision on the punish the Defendants iof violating
"a, isiuucon 10 the ordering reference to ascertain
the feet whether suy contempt has been committed and -
What damages nave been sustained by the Paiasit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

Board OF ALDERNES.--A special meeting Of this
Board wa. held yesaAy afternoon Mr. Henry In tho chsx
in tho absence OF the Pres.dsat communication w" re-
eeyed or the Controller in to Aid hsrdy re'oia-
ion OF Inquiry relative the sale Of city bonds Of certain
el.c. i,ued since January last On motion 10 print sns
sir Hardy said that he wished to hear Is read hrs
he had reason to believe that there were uni u stt.oss
mon MIN therein and he did not wish to have ms motives
pugaod without the privilege Of replying lie had sha "
the resolution that he did not believe the reports
about tho Controller. snd hence desired that an oS-
partunity shcald De given that oihcih OF esAo'
h,hiss the facts. that II necessary the COO
..ru,lou bond. could be negotiated without drcuty.
III s wanted know whether member could not in'
upon the reading OF paper before any disposition Wa
ma A. oil H. TIE communication was then read and rrieuee
O. M. Finance Comms Tue Controller denies sctins IN.
fairly aud s,ysihat hevoun;er fund bonds we're Al 'ela ~ %
.boye par lie chaes defman who ne tesod9n
Nth nal cous conduct, aud eiaimsthG bis "a us acss
the matter wa, designed have the ehee. Of 20 rfrnicnf
tae credit Of the city 10 damage the sale Of 81. gSI
lion bond. %~.sa !, es pIop9s - n;ss Ahe ~ ea.
.opiy S1neace va, alluded to Tut Tor want Of seisns
naber Of member, 10 pass the measure over w :.
vse NO direct action was M ORWELL scented ~
or1.nce sppropAtins S2s0ooo TO BE- paid 10 oountes
10 ,un. OF s230s.ch In add, on TO al other souhies
AZ once 70 his proclamation 70 that erect ous
~ bo,,.. rot 10 be paid DRAFT shall DO msde ~
tb.t this measure viii be pressed Io ~
pon ordinance After some roeiine CUISINE" me
Rotd ali burned un.il Thurday afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

John b. Cough tells the following story, though
the joke be at his own expense. Once while on .
locturing tour through England, he was introduced
10 a village audience in these terms:
Ladies and gentlemen, ave the onor introduce yoa
tbe distinguished lecturer, Mr. John b. Cough who viii
address the subject Of Temperance. You thsl
temperance thought to be rather dry subject but night
listen to friend the horstor from hover the
may ope to ave the miracle Of Samson repeated and to
be refreshed with water from the jsw-bens Of . hasa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

The Gety'burg Sentinel says Gen. Paul.
who was severely wounded in the irst dsy's fight
here, and reported as killed, had far recovered
from his severe wound as to cit up yesterday. and
will DO able TO leave in the latter part Of Tie week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

MONDAY, Aug. l0-P. NJ.

There was large increase IN tue number Of buy
ers Of atock this morning, and large advance In
prices. Rumors of the heavy decrease OF deposits
in the Bank Statement had depressing elect during
the afternoon, and the market declined again. AT
the First Board the market was active for all the
leading stocks u the list. and prices of ali descrip-
tons were higher tbn the closing prices OF Sstur-
day. Harlem showed the greatest advance. The
closing price at the morning Board was 49, 81 higher
than at the First Board Saturday. 1t is said that
the Common Council are to give this Company the
Grant Of the cross.town railroads. under the cOnvic-
ton that Il they do not the next Legislature will
o,berwiss DISPOSE of it. Prairie Du Chen con-
,inusd on the rise. At the morning Board 1t
reached 80i There were moderate sales Of Illinois
Central at the Fret Board at 1909 l2l p above Sat-
urdsy mornings Board. New-York Central sd
ysnced2 y cent Reading "a Erie II; Cleveland
snd Pittsburgh, III Chicago and Rock Leland -
In Government stocks there was moderate bust
uess without much change in prices. Atthe Second
Board tho market was heavy aud lowe! and opls
light business was transacted. AT tho socl''A
public Board there was little further change IN pfees'
and the market closed at about the rates Of thi'
Board as there was little business done in the street
after this time.
Exchange has been dull to-day at 13o 1921 Tor
Sterling. aud 40 0i.O7i for France.
FreiQhts are very dull, and rates are slightly lower
by neutral yesseis. To Liverpool the engagements
ara; Per neutral flag, l6 800 bush Wheat at I'D. a
NJ in bags: 500 bbls. Flour at ls l0.d q De-; 80
,ur. Oil Cake at 20s. and per steamer 400 boxes
Daeon at 25s., and ], 900 boxes Cheese at 4Oa. To
London: 500 bbls. + our at %. 3D.; 100 tnns OIL
Cake at 22. Cd; 1000 bbls. do. at "a. 4id. To
Rri,rol 90 tuns Oil Cake at pc. Cd. To Havre: so
hhds. Tallow aud 10 PKG. Lard at e. To Ant-
werp: 500 bbls Flour at %. l0Id. To Rotterdam;
| 300 bbls. Flour at IS. To An sterdam: 800 bbls
Flour at g. In charters we only learn oil an
American vessel with 1000 bush. Grain to direct
Irish port at Sd. in bulk and bags.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
e. 1896. SO 46-for Customs, s2Ol ,0i0; Payments.
g. 49,, 5g3 81; Balance, $2S O9J, 1887
The money market is stl active, but the supply
IA abundant and the market easy ct sac cent
& p cent. being the more general rate.
Gold ruled at 1861 q LOT to-day, without much
movsment.
The subscriptions to the Five-Twenty Bonds to-
day were s33J, 700, and the deposits on temporary
loan s9l9, 900.
The exchanges q, the bank clearing house this
morning were sdO0i6,23 -.
The following ia comparative Statement, Of the
-. - Navr.K.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

The RrLIEr FUsD.--At the last meeting Oh INC
COMMITTEES for the Immediate relief o. the ponce u
men, and other sufferers by The not Mr Den VINO wv"
.,a,.I 20 cali upon certain persons who named -
- for the attention Of the Committee. and whs
.mnower.d 10 pay over q not exceeding 800 esca
20 uch person, a, his discretion, reported that he bad v'se
and examined into the Of each OF the
osvau,, to whom be had paid the sums placed 0Pp0''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
Anlreennents.
bARNJJM, AMERICAN MUSEUM
I'D EVERY DAY And ENGNING THIS WEEK.
Commencius MONDAY. August 10, 1865.
SECOND NLEk

bARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Nd EVERY DAY And ENENING THIS WEEK.
COmmenciua MONDAY August 10, 1868.
SECOND WEEK
SUMMER DR%HfrIc SEASON.
binder the direction OF thu popui.r and talented actor
SYLVESTER BLEECRER stage Manager,
Hth company made 81 the mos. "a st.ts N the
fofe ,siou nclrdiug among Others NJ u LtNlCk NJ T.
HERNDON Nj. }. BRiDGMAN Nls J. J.; PRIOR
Srs FRANCE Miss JENNIE WALTERS, allie LOUISE,
THOMAS T4YICES PLEASING COMEDY,
'-''' STILL WATERS RUN DEEP.
EVERY AFTERNOON at S0eocE, sd ,,,.r,,,,ro -.
ONE WEEK MORE. AND Only one on
LIZZIE HAKRls
SEE LARGEST FAT wOMAN LIVING! ,,..,,,
WEIGHING SIC POUNDS
tud Measuring Round tho Waist
4 4YARDs Il INCHES!
MOUNTAIN OF HUMAN FLESH
Ever on the face Of the GLOBE.
TUE LIVING OURAVG OUTANG.
TWO MONSTER LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTORS
ROBERT HOUDlN'S WONDERFUL
AUTOMATON WKlIER,
ApoMnHsf rit' CAT T. N SG S RIO MlNKs
Che GRAND AQUARIA Leaned seal, !, sea i''0"' ''-'
De- Boar Living AuaoOpdas Ws1 tisnrt. &S IS cents,
Admission 20 ali Is cents; Children uLoel - -
NIBLOs GARDEN. ,.., ,.ur,r,,v
~ Lessee and Manager. "ocj5as c:sG
elxTY-sEooND NIGHT. sXifE1s sh, Ni'Ar
THE DUKES MOTTO,
svbieh piece after being witnessed by
IA 900! $4,000 PERSONSl
oktll continues lie -. .aS
UNABATED SUCCESSFUL CAREER
Enducns the Manager to it ior e'esy evening TIL
6er;EeT poIee . ..
s celebrated Irish Comedian aud Vocalist In his original
Character Of "
CARRICKFERGUS.
Ar Irish solder OF fortune with the Of Wine Bright
Wine" aud " While There's Life There's Hope"
a Mr. WILLIAM MHkAILEi
d bis original chaIscter OF
\ Capt HENRI DE LAGARDERE.
Hr. r. SHEWELL as PRINCE
NJ Is. bUkNETT.............. ..OlPsE1 ChltE
~. W. .ktbfNI
Md. Ii nv
~. MOhbAO ~ n p
". {. hlNOSLAND..........ESO P-THE HUNCHbACh
EAD. fONiSI ~ MSS
ATt H. BID NH r
Ris IL X oHEN IiLI-Ah
GORGEOUS COSTUMES,
MAGNIFICENT NEW FURNITURE. &C.
NOVEL MECHANICAL Eff ECT5,
DELJGhIFiL MUSIC,
Under the direction OF Harvey b. Dodvorth.
GRAND BALLET
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

A-or.r 10 20 ssa bbls Flour 1886 bols whi,ky i5lss
bush Wheat Isl $50 bush. Corn, 1000 bush. OATS 70
psga Provisions rs pkgs Lard 81 pkss Ashes 3s6 Pig
Petroleum. 9lf pssa Batter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

Total eKpendNafe'' -
Col y. reported that Col Jsrdne who was serious
IT, ur,a while taking active part In 'uppressus the rotA.
"a l =, tho ST. Nicholas Hotel He Is not yet sufficiently
recovered TO render safs to remove him. but gradually
improving,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

w A l. l. A C. Ks
w IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE GHOST!
NIRlT RAfPlNG AND TABLE, MOVING CUTDONE
BIZ THIS GREAT oFfltAL Lit SION.
ENGAGEMENT OF
Mr.. AND MRS II WATKINS.
EVERY EVENING.
TAe Romantic Drama IN four paris. entitled
TRUE TO 1HE LAST.
Honc,e PGule wealthy heiress ". Watkins
6edfiey Duale young stueen.........MI. H. Naitihs
tIber riginsl chEfscter'.
Other ehsrsotes hy Mrs Seton. Mo Foy Mise Cse, Mrs.
Aeev.. M. II. r Day III George Holland. Nj Norton,
NJ Hs.su, Nh Hind, MI PsTsioe Mr.. Bsowae aud aE W.
= FLOYD
Thi. beautiful rsy 10 repete with interesting situations
6nd move stsge effects including the ast aud
GREATEST EUROPEAN SENSATION
ZEE GHOST. TIE GHOST I!
SPECTRAL ILLUSION
esodpcsd by cosy scientific apparatus and pronounced by
all ;he professor. aud ssy.u,s o. i.oudon and Paris
TIE MOST MARVELLOUS SCIENTIFIC WONDER
The WORLD HAS EVER BEHELD!
The especial sentoo OF the PG0lc directed TO the fac
NEW SYSTEM or VENTILATION
d., Been introduced At this isvoe hesie rendering the
COOLEST HOUSE IN TIE CITY.
D ort open st u: performance begins ss ) O'clock
.Sez Once oPca from T. H. tii : y m
9th ANNUAL FAIR Of the AMERICAN
OD INSTITUTE will be oPsued al the Al ADLNY OF
EUsIC on THURSDAY he 30 u September next aud con-
NOTICE 10 EXHIBITORS Blank application, for
fsee aud circulars Containing ll particulars can be Lad ii
NE Office Of the Institute, No ~ Cooper Union
WM h. BUTLER Chairman
WIN. ;. CAkPENIEk, Nioo-ChArn an.
Jons W. CHAMBERS Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
Cxrnrsiolle.
Militarp Aoiltes.

a Fifteenth Regiment, Heavy Artillery. \. 4.
Vols. commanded by Col. L. SCHIRMER formerly Cap
In Of tho famous I'd N Y. Independent Flying Battery
night Bstoris already rsonsd at Fort Lyon, Dser wash
bgop d. C. All Bounuss paid Subsistence and clothing
Prnished Cd ensrnE fsw NOR. good men wanted ior
pply 20 Lieut. HICuAHD J. CLARK, jr, Recruiting Of
4esr. City Hall Park, n. Y.
\ Captain George w. Godfrey Qsts OF Co. q. Hh
Y.NelIl. 1, now ofssoizn I company Of Cavalry Al
hose who wish 70 enis aud procure large bOuntes Will do
I'd. to call and ,es him at No II Csutrs a. N Y Call soon.
D. company Is very near fuI
Headquarters Loyal Brigade Of the North.
TO- ia Broadway, whsfo all communications must be Ad
e.ssa 10 Colonel VIM. BLISS, organizing Brigade
ENROLLING OfFICES-No. 2s4 Broadway opyosits the
Hty Hail, No C<nrest, opposite ControusPs OBos AID
u Courts, bsoetlys, opTesih City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

"
TAN COMPANY. Of lr CT Nsr fot. 81 he DAILY t.nos
a fheo~as a.3aH. of The sllns sasfiu mfah. 10
ttl d.y OF Ausu.f iss'
~ lan' an nouni' e.
AtfIHse Aupuri q sg- x,i.lSfg ~
AgerA.e An1ani o. Cfru $500. Vo
Ave- n.e nmoun D~go.t. .... s,Sss,b23 ~
CIV Cala'T ~ SOS You m Hss-fgrr Castr a
ConqtuJ he CITY ~ Ssr ION daily d.
I'D coy "a
ta-pi.'. O. ani lefet JOHN n HAKHEEGEg. Csslacf
s-usa tsofs ms iOsh ~ OF August. $50
Ls.I q N-iarN Inhll
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The remarkable feature IN CONNECTION WIN lh4s
statement I. tho decrease Of nearly six million IN
deposits, WHICH is chiefly attributed to the large In
ye,rment. in Government Securities lately.
Iutr Of a. Isa.s Spsc, C'syat,os, nHd Dsre'n 81 ~
Rss "a. Cas- of Mo fok for ns Urot sse,ss sa'H,.
aa,. Ass g. 1905 10 SAe, sfZe4 sas Capita! u sls'
Al
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Groccr., Rnnk.-ststrment Of Tho GROcERY BIN

tsrGcCrs' B1nk.-Ststrnient OF fhe tNOt EtS bh Nm
nthe cats OF New io required BY Chapter 40 Laws ioJ M
the wees ending Saturday, the sh day Of August 1879 - 90
Ave oi Iosns and Dcouns ks2es16 ~
Average amount d sI.cie 2sOss -
ANrfts- amount th'ulaibh
Cy and County of New York samuel White, Cashier NE
Gocers Bank the City OF hes Yoft beng duly d-e ana
that the the best Of and
belief SAMUEL B WHITE, Casher
sworn before IN. this 10th day OF August 1893.
d. wGsos. Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. AUGUST II. 1863.
ralton Bauh.-statem.nt Of he FULTON BANK. as

rultOn Bnu.s.-Statemsnt OF he FuLIUN Bhn A. IS
Chapter go LAW, Of weei ending Saturday the
s'l Gsy OiAugl.t. 10; -, ma ~, an,
A~rrsfs o i'aus and p-couns vi''es'St. -
- 20 an mi of ',,cn,,.n -.......... g-aif 30
c., aud County OF SewYort Robert Havd ~ "h'i
duly med AMI that The above state
uen correct. TO the be OF my knowicise AMI bot
X. "A. HATDOCK, Caeief
Affirmed before me thi, sth day Of August B6I
O.csA Notary Puhfc.
Greenwich Banl,.-Sa'enent Of the 0REENWlCH
BANK the Cty 81 Nef required by Chapter 30 Laws OF
Is he week eudns s.uri the day OF August 1865 -
Of loans ard Discounts tSOoJ o.
Of Cfeplaton IsiIf T."
~ and County Of Ne~YO,t. T. Wlnam usges Cashf
the Grrrnweh deose
That the saeut The best u hao"edse
snd beiet WILLIAM HAYES, CasIeL
Sworn before Inc tbs 10Th day Of August 1873.
W. WHnLssfspr Notary PubNc.
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moot ID NASUF,cTUKEHs ANp stNcHAS1s' HASN .'f.
o. CA .8 Lass u lsl f srtaE sailr-sr -
,fh "a, oi A susi. lasls 49, -
Av~.- q Ian. aa4 Dsrt, ef6tsf;s -
Avefssr auan; a. So ItiIGi -
Rvsfsss tfslni n Cf,aat,a AXIS %
Cfv sai Cosa Of Iob A Nss'sr'01 ,4sa-f 81 a..
Nsuaf M-rchsut. tuy ds.s al
ooffcc. t ts.t n f -ss 81 -
l<f A hAsIlhlps. tasasf
s-ofu befss N HI. ssh 4iy o. Ausui H.
Pr sa..r ~.
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Mrrchsnt-' Dunl..-sts.em"n' Of the hkNCh ANTS
BAs CIR o. Nss ION, ssfel4fe4 ~ Chsgs - I-~'"
10 - she ,ntnf s.tuaT. tts - 1sJ q Aasa- 10
Of -, So ihsse.n', ~
.,s.,, s1ss IN, ., c. :s'. NJ eI rs rs
Cpaly ~ ~ fDft. I Jsolb ID frnf trsief =
Haai. brns CAV AM ui ne sS''s
statement ooIfert be- effe sll - ~
- YTHNiL1E Csth.r
~ 49, I.slssie BclL so.aJ Puihc
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Bank of Commerce in New-York. Statement OF !

TIE BANK OF COMMERCE IN NEW YORK required BY Chap
Laws OF I tor the ~eek enis Saturday, the s day q
August lttjf
and Discounts ?8
Avcfs.c amount O. SI~cie I,sO5,0so 90
h,ersse amour; Of fcu alton .............. t,.OJ
hssfHge amounted Deposits 1o6lE,Ot6 Oh
County ~ NcN lort Henry Val, Cashier Of the
ant Commerce New York beng duly deo'e and that
t. above statement correct III. y. VAIL. Cashc.
before mc this loih 4y ofAuslst, ist
Ir,lf Isrfxa Pubic
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Mercantllc Hank.-s,slsnenl o. ths MERcANTILi

NASSAU Bnnk.-Slaiemont Of tho NASSAU BANk q.
required BY Chapter 100 Laws Vi 1885, O the week ending SAiaJ
the eth day OF August, 1903 ,-- nm, .o
Avernse Loans and txB!IfOi ~
amount Of sgeis S'Vov
nuo.nt Oi CIR ulhtsOn VI
Az nee amount NJ Deposits
Gu, and County O T. 81 Harms. CASHIER OF hs
Nassau Iank t.n sworn ADD us The s1s's SUMS
Y NJ HARRI5 ChshiS'
Sworn before III, sth day q August, isS p,
North River Bnuk.-Sstemrnt OF tho NohInt
BANK Chapter 30. Laws O J of We "'
iss Saturday sh day o. August, i-J nm. ana "a
Average amount mud Dscouns 40
Average alnOuLtI bg1ce ...s'''+.'
81 Circulation $3.50 IA
hfIOult Of DepJ7u .,.', "a ths
CITY Coany Of New YOrk, LA d. HAYS ta. ~ als,s
North Bank bong duly depose hnd .sJ 'H' INV
statement correct knowledge and hsh ts,
A. H. HAYS, CaAh"L
Sworn before hi, 10th day Of August 1853 ,A,,e
National Bank. -Ststelnent Of tho NATIONhL bars
CITY 81 New York required Chapief %. LAVE 49, "
week endns saturday the 18th day OF August, @ 40, 40
VI Loans and Discounts.
Average u Circulation. IA 10
City and County New fok l. ID Tappen Cas ,n,a
National Bank, duly depoo nnd "'
n-n correct 10 the best OF kno~ods. and tsns c
Bwora boots IN this 10th day Of August. 1865 -. ,.,,c