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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

The increase in three weeks has been 81 wv
over last year. BY telegraph to the agents here
we learn that the company has declared dividend
Of ~ y cent in The Preferred shares and q cent
in the Common ehsree, payable August Is, leaving
a large surplus.
TIE Cincinnati Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rad.
road bondholders are notified 70 deposit their bonds
with Mr.. Moran, No. 10 Wall street, to be used m
the purchase of the road.
The Central Park, North and East River Railroad,
which ia now in operation, will hold the annual
meeting for electing Directors at No. State street,
New-York on the llth of Augus..
The Leather Manufacturer Bank has declareds
semi.annual dividend OF 5 y cent, free of tax, pay.
able on tho st Of August.
Moaev is very easy at sac v cent, with an sbua.
dance OF capital Offering.
Gold renlains at about yesterdays closing price.
The market LES fuctuated between i27 aud l28, but
most Of the sales were a. l27i l27l. At the First
Board s50, 900 was sold ut l7i ei27i. Tho
market closes at Ig7l l27i.
The subscriptions to the Five-Twenty Bonds csa-
tinue To show steady increase. The amount 70
day was $l743,2 $50. The deposits on temporary
loans are $3% 500.
The Dry Goods market is improving,as the week
advances. In Cotton Goods there is an increasing
frmness in prices, and moro Of disposition among
the trade TO purchase. Standard heavy Brown
SLeetings are 3lc
The entire interest Of Torrcy Brothers In u
Rsritau and Delaware Bay Railroad has, we learn
been purchased by Commodore Vanderbilt.
The following table vii compare the present con-
don of the banks with that at the close Of the cor
responding week laN year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

SrRsEr ASSAULT AND SrASBisG, =, =. q
o'clock on Monday night Psirct Coys ,s.a'n street. sss
Pearl was assaulted BY Rudolf Korn uelman ~. 10 ~
ass. :u:u:a during Ss,'s sssss % S.,:
side and o'sI 81: s Mosy Moisn Of sixth p,s~s
S..Ia dtsS.ns: hs: -. ID 81:
~. ": 49,. ~ $1,000 IN the assault ssospsa.
wa a. .S s.fsts ia, Fey. sqd ls.lsl W. ~ saA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

A. usual until ths coming IN OF the report 81 the
Resrcs who be appointed to ascertain ana 'oe e sc
between the lsre until the urtbsf order Of ths
Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

MonI PoIIcE WAETrD.-Sherih Campbell pre-
..r,,a communication 10 the Common Council ON Monday
,,b bu, .hieh was submitted In coI'.quencs OF ohor
bu,ss slns the police oseo Of Ib city be ne'vs'ed
10 the number Of 800 men. 49,
Tho police force of Brooklyn 10 now sbout ~ sh ioeuu
n. aud s.peeis 40 IA Gaze OF not ssch "s' thtoSepoo
,hor time ,iuc- when nearly all the patrolrea were
from tneir post. order have respectable force
10 Ls uI.IAIcd for rurfgencira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

Tgr MuirAnr.-1he militia regiments OF Brook
Ign arc oil duty. except t9o I'D lAe daily sApeh'e
s9, ~, ~ 10 IIid by kirg' cotpiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29
A womAs MuRDrnsp hi HER HusDASp.-

A WoNAs MUKDEKsD III HLF HUSBAND
Id FARRELL. f..iIng at - State street arrested on
N uts, On warrant Issued by Coroner Motrs' -isinr
rim with k.iirg Ls we Jane fGfells The paitis. 90
r,,d IA. .A ya.elsut Both addicted 10 dfinkihs
benev.f the husband brought homo any money II va
,pet lsr liquor. TI.y had eqgsnt guasrc sAd annoyed
lie n9is hbo hood very much. =,
sunday evening liquor ws brou.ht Into inc mouse
add afIes and pans u The zane premise. hehs'
O. oimaL got drinking and all bsc4lo more OF ios H.
tosica.sd quarrel bttwesn decreased aud hci hu'
nana aud The latter beat lis "iis Tho o,heI pie ela
her an tick w w.hbod struck her on TIE heaj ana
.neeksd ct down While down. alleged he struck ho 90
az. n.ei With tho eiss u board breaking tho spins
column end causing almost instant death lniotHauoh Hss
,,p Co the police and Ofcrf Osborn Of the 4s' Precinct
lnanrst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29
H. 4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Jrlr ge-Bsfofs
smml.sioner IshaHs.


Chates Ilurd second nate Of The American ship
allow brought before the Comssi neJ cha I'D %
n. murder Of JOAN te.ns The ish on the
vovs.e f'nlu Cal ~ to utpbufg
IL the net. sffurt ani ties~d tte Hfcea'ed
,.r ti.~s during to march snd A.r. Goa
=, lu-.s~ ~ wien sifia 4 and AlCL IfE B. dtsd
III. prisoner coHIitsd 70 tie custody Of Ito h.IhA
foI au4insiOG-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

Judge Belts annou;., 81 thai be would .ndeavoi
20 dec d. a. IN. cs.e, pnze subu.td TO Lin beofs lea
INK Town on Saturday B-ti, ttolg4 N tAr azsi cse -
Won ut a. rfrsen, oIu4ss. Dot u~f'J fnunnHes
Ais decision awe Pafte' desiflS u a. siPSf1Hisl
II sYys.. 10 tie sGpfsH.o Coaii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coCRT-Juy 9s-ssfOr'
u3.e ByTT,

IN &c kgTIs
pVTuHs 90 PHOCTH.
This being the regular cay for the return OF pro-
ces. The folIowits css.s were called
Iuited stAc. tie Schooner Charles AIMS h'f 70 40
ard cf.o Uutrl state. ss - bale. chspdie rSbsd H.
L. Nos ~ TO 81; Unit Siset az boxes NAMED D. J.
elutzilias "a. i,ogJ i1r a4sain. oait1r'
In The tao fsi mrnosei ts grated q NE clsin'
nd answer. H. To. later of Conformation and .-s
~.s moved srd srsnssJ.
ylLUABLr fIIZr-asoTHrR srnHiHAc
T. DelsGeid Smith, |. ). Dlstrici.Auorncy. bec
bs TIA. astn.' .as steamer AsiiH-e L'i '.A
ard Dalgo. So, -
nj. y~..s 70 one oftbe thfe. tbs out Of Niulpsien
on IN, 2yd II JOY ana oA.tufed b. bs L D
steamer ffcggo. N. l. hue s;e-tncf t-t fss.
Ill. caro- Of cotton and utpenunr and fss co-
v.in.l :. $4,000 Oay one Of ths sifd
ne Hofnraac brought 10 III. .ofi b! AeHs Easy
Themes StolEsEd
The New York herald., 1863-01-24


A BRAHAn vANDERPo0I, AUCTIoNEER-AA0SI.
n hoeDt Houoahoid rnituro AZ public auction, ~
elegant residence 46 West Sixteenth street. between Fftn
and sixh avenaes this day Saturday, Jannaiy A. At IL
o'clock, Drawing Rooms-Vslyet Carpets rosewood BfaA
cb'in otonans. Arm and Rscapion Chairs covered N
Bronze Clocks, Lace and Brocate Curtins 0rmoiu and
Bronze ChAndclies, BRUSSELS and Insran Carpets, on
Paintings by eminenl artBts,
ROSEWOOD PIAN0EORTE,
Stool and Cover rosewood Dressing BUREAUS Bedsteads
Wardrobes Commode en- suite Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Blankets Sheets Cnnntrpan Nashstnds. Is ten
sion Tables Buffet Arm Chairs Sofas China Glass silver
Ware, Table Cutlery, Basem mt and ki,cnen Furniture.
Horse and Road Wagon. Harness, Robes, &c
A 9. TurrLB AUGTIoNEER; ;-ELE1ANT HOUSE
IA hold Furniture At auction this day Saturday, al the
residence 1H2 West Twenty first seventh
81 II O'Clock consisting Of ood and back walnut Palor
Suits covered In rich broeAe green gured reps; hand
soss Rec ption Chars. Turkish fonnfSs aud Chairs 70
match rosewood Centre and Pier Tables EaReres With
mirror doors and back plsr and Oval Mirrors Lace Cur.
Cock. Ladys French Escreofe rosewood hogany and
black walnut Bedsteada, Bureaus, wash lands, Lounges
Chairs Tables BOOK and Corner ssnds Beds
and Bedding Sofa Beds, Ro kers CLOCKS Mirrors Extenaon
Table Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery twelve
oak Dining Room Chairs Sale positive
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

A r1LE or THB NEW YORK DAILY uREALD FOR
n TIE yrais $50. ~, 90 for trna Ad
Aftss q. Il. ~. Herald oace.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
WIVES AND LIaIom..

I ygDs a GRAY, succEssoss OF ". G RuDsSS- :
- Csisirspu Yhisc.lyAs te fof sss, ~ h><I.s half
tsrss sns tcli~s ~ w , nov ILL s-ssL 81 10 N
7htrs avenue. oofrsf u sl ksrks lsfs.
nLD RYE wnIsKrY
~ % tbs tsry 'sp>ror Ryo vl.s,y. is ~. "a Tor
saeby OLo tNtLnor,
no AsA ssfs.i
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

A BvRsHAxs YrasIyyEs KlsREss Aro PACK.
IA tng Esabfshm-nt, IN N~as leFgnh sseS bciy.sn
fi',i sui siyth avenues, B,ssipt snf.s. tos~a -ni
sh.ppvs 70 ~ psTE ~ - ssri Cos,Ud sss a ipr a.
sDss.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
THn LEcrURE SEASON.

fiLikrOS HALL AgrOa PLACE Mr. ~ % DUO.
" NANS ttdiior ~ PositT- 70 - wfikgN slsfg~ -
D1seI Historical asc SsonAl Lecipfs - fAuf.dsy even
tn1 January a. al eips susiscfA u i1s gfga.
isn aud obstruction Of tks mgsi csshfss sshoss - 90.
tt4y. "a tnres,Ssfa ~ tho ~ He -. al
f-tndsa 10 Prove thsl - ~ prg9g~e Na .sa.
ne q ~ ntd.rn did IN sat sssa trersc@ pssi
AMI pr~,srt Tho sf yA~ present Th- svs ~
cssDtuiya uf ~. Union Hrsni-sfl.r F1trxa
u1u Love 81 ootntrs. Aafsiss,n a. eens
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

RIO LET on LEAsE-SEyERAL FINE OFFICES IN
i lso hgbIus no St Ma. street, IN -. Cb. A
acea ssrl, &C.. ~ Brpokb Apply % FRANCE BNR 4,
i32 Saasau street
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
'rfhANcIAL.

MONEY TO EoAN ON FIRST CLASS MoRrdAGEs
IVA In this sf,y. Apply 70 DRHoN CLARK BRIDGES,
= beave/ slresL
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
wATOUKs, JEwEInY, &C.

Ar 30 a7oADwAY-THL UTMOST VALUE GIVEN
IA FOR Disinonls set Silver
0,d ard sitsr ia, nc, advances made on a.. ssms
Aisinsss sretly eos Ienlai
$40 B,Dad-sy. oppcsits thu b. nhhol.s uo,el
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

rI'o LEr-LARGg ROOMS WE'LL LiGHfEp WITH A
amount steam power. hrn ,erJ yw, sDi.
s03 ANA sV5 Cherry street.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

VApsCOTT EMIGRATION AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
10 South street, New Yurk.-For .eers OF credit and
drafts and pas 70 from England Ireland and
N III
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

Observation-Disclosures TIE HIGHEST PRICH
w paid, at Wrishs 400 9TH av between 3Sth and s9ti
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

fI,o IEr-FRoM FEBRUARY l. A FURNISHED SMALL
/ rrDNu sto4e En4t ii seuent ila4sr, IN Munay ual.
Apply 10 HOMER aoRDAs, M rina street
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

CT LOUIS AND TERRE HAUTE RAILROAD COMO.
~ IL "al street. Ne@ York, JAM %, lsh3-rhis Company
wh pa IN antcpatlon the coupons Of the second Mortgage
peisr ed Bonds eass D and the So ond Mortgage Inoe
Bonds matur on tho rst dav Nay next, and after
tho rs day of February next the INK o. North America
less interest at from time OF pas
sAid lst OF May. BY order g. EuTiER,
Chairman OF Executive Committee.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
TRANSFER OFFICE or THE CHICAGO AND NORTH.
western Railway Com pany, No. T. WaIi street.

TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
~ lorh-No. - Wall corner of William street. Jan. b,
l853ro no dcrs Of Jeiersonylle Railroad First MORTGAGE
Yonds.-Pubc notice ~ hereby given. In accordance With
the terms OF m agreement between the Jeheronsile Rail
road Company and the hoCerg OF its first mortgage bonds
dated April II 1852 that the United States Trust Company
OF New York WIZ, presentation at their Office. No 43
Walstra, redeem and accrued interest fifteen of
said Jeferonylle Raraad Corany's rst bonds
numb red I0j 10 i20 ncusive and that from after
the 9th day OF February 1853 interest said bonds shall
by tho terms Of said agreement
JOHN A. STEWART Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

n BURKE 4 CO. AucTIoNEERs. WILL SILL THIS
~. day II O'Clock at No. Greenwich avenue BY yir-
c OF chael mortgage ATre soc1 or Household Furni
ture; also one Horse. for stahing expenses.
WM. IL. JONES, Attorney for Morgagee
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

fro IET-UPPER PART or A STORE, IN WATER
j sue I, near Wall, froni May WA bs ~ er-I Into
oiieea app 0pld 10 atm for Nsr'haDd
h,nkers Inquire inr,ner particulars uf JOSEPH MA
/, ta lrpet
The New York herald., 1863-01-24

r BOGART AUCTIoaEER-BY :. 4 J. BOGARr
81 This day, a, Ioy O'Clock, At the auction rnons No
North william s.reet Honsehod Furniture OH Painting
Ac consisting Tables mahogany chairs
tresses Bedding Lo kins assrs Kitchen Furniture, ac
aiso fine IA O. old Oh Paintings and Billiard Ibss; als'
bay Mar ave years old; torsc. Wagon and Har
aiso at ~ ocucx four y ppos Brandy, ten = ppc
rbop, Ac.
The New York herald., 1863-01-24
BILLIARDS.
RESTAURANTS.

A GOOD SECOND HAND BfiLIARD TABLE wAsr
n ef--PLess nat- Afdrss. Tsssa r. 5nitb, corne- u
Cana and Hudson streets, stating price. &C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
DENTISTRY.
EW INV NTION
y OF

NEW INVE n T ION
ARTIFICIAL CLEoPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or clasps BY
DIR. 8. B. SIG K 8 NJ o N D,
OIO Broadway, New York; and 26O Penn. avenue
between Twelfth and thirteenth BtS.,l
WARRINGTON, d. c.,
Calls the attention of the public to the tolOwinbi
advantages Of his improved Syatem
lat The teeth OF his manufacture will never cor
rode nor change color by any acids and are three
fourths lighter than any other;
ID. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, a. the
artificial ones can he inserted over them.
Sd. The roots will be made lnonensive and never
10 ache.
ones can be made Imm ediately, thereby preserving
he natural expreasion OF the face, which, under
the old syBtem, IL frequently diBhgured,
9TH This work has been fully tested, for over nve
years BY many Of the first chemists and phyBiciAnS
Of this and the old country.
DR.. s. has also invented white indestruetible
metal hlling, with which the most sensitive teeth
can he flled without pain, and can build up per
feet sound tooth any side roots, which will last
through lifetime.
Call and examine for yourselves. nov sem
DR LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
pFaetiee Of Dentistry, In the Warrington
BulldinF corner PennGylvAnlA avenue and Seventh
TtrOet, Having pTA0tiOed In the South nearly six
teen VaArs he feels assured that he give SAhA-
faction 70 any that may call.
Tosth inserted on VuloAnito, Rubber, OF Co.
Plate. ChloE0iOFA AdnainiBteTSd when dSalrSd.
Au1 l-a
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR STEAM SCREW
SLoOPS OF WAR.
NAYY DEPARTMENT., Juno l2, ls0l

NAVY DEPARTMENT, June l2, 1859.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT will, until the 26th
day Of June, receive propositions for the complete
construction and equipment Of one OF more steam
screw Sloups of war, OF about three thousand tons
United StateS measurement, As dOubis-deoked
vessel
The steam machinery TO consist OF boileFs hay
ing no less than nine hundred square feet of graft
heating surface, with engines OF sunieleut capacity
Of cy hinder to work of the maximum quaptity Of
steam the boilers can be made to furnish, with y
combustion Of not leGs than fourteen thons Bd
pound Of coal per hour, To be fitted with Gur-
lace condenser having an exposed surface Uf not
leBs than seven thousand square feet.
The boiler and condenser tubes to be OF hFass
The screw and entire stern arrangeme ~ l9eIu4'
ing FudAer-poat and TuddsF, to he OF brass Anu 90'
per 10 be provided with eight blowing shsiEss
and eight steam pumps. -, ...,. -,,,z,,..
The veaael 10 be furnished with ulASis, nsslus
aAilA, boRta, tanks, casks, furniture, spare ma
ehinSFv and tools similar and In proportion to
her aiIe as the steam s0reW ships oi ths navy 10
he IN all respects ready lot haIAl teI'lSe heAt
with the exception Of guns, Olu.shSS anu O'hNt
storos, fuel, nautical 'lnLiIs uIsnsHs 80
| cables, hAEs, galley an aiin S1s
ready foF officers ana crew, A., -, 4, ,t. -,
iNlty ~ ~ bunkeF to be Guttieisnt 10 coRtAln not
| ,.s NY 70 SO ais hundred and ATTY tons ol coal
leSs ntntsi weight Of the gunA and ammunition Is
ti ihs lei 10 weigh oae hundred and twenty toASr
1ths numbeF Of the crew three hundred persons.
Alh AlThe proposition must state the names Of the
.ttiss nv whom the hull As well as the machinery
T 10 be built, the gross sum toF which thS Veesal
viii he delivered complete at RnayY yard the time
within which she Will be completed, together with
the load draft OF water , ,,..
me contract will embrace the usual condiuohs, q,
and the department reserves the right to reject any
a. III me proposals that may be made under this
Sdyertssasnt H. In Its 0ptnion The gsSITsS gSolS TsSi'
eSt requires Fs--@"N
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
CERTIFICATE.


NEw YoRK, Feb. a. 1863
From = knowledge of the Ingredients and theII
proportions entering into the composition known
as " RomAine's CrimsAn Bitters," we are enabled
to speak Of It in terms OF high commendation. Pe-
ruvian Bark being one OF Its principal constitu-
ents, together with Herbs, Roots, and Extracts
having decided medicinal propertIeB, we have no
hesitation in recommending It to physicians and
the public generally, an invigorating Tonic, In
tended to stimulate the digestive organs.
From ts Alternative properties, II 10 calculated to
prevent, by its daily use in moderate quantities,
Constipation, Fever and Ague, mild forms Of Neu-
rAlgiA and Rheumatism. 1t is an antldote to the
effects produced by change Of water and diet,
correcting DiarrhGa, curing Dyspepsia Collie, Sick
and Nervous Headache, Nausea, Sea Sickness. II
Is expressly adapted to females OF delicate eonst-
tutions, and the inhrmitiRs of age.
This preparation iS composed exclusively Of
vegetable materials, containing no metallic or
mineral substances whatever. Its taste is Aro-
matte, warming, and acceptable TO the palate and
stomach. JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. d.
julius G. PoHLE, NJ. D.
Certificates from the Assistant Surgeon and one
Of the attending Physicians of the U. s. Hospital
at Newark, n, j., Ruesting the benefits derived
from the use OF Crimean Bitters, may be seen at
the office of the Depot. --
W. Chiffon a co.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
ARCHITECTURE.
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
SAID DISTRICT.

United States rs. The interests of John N. Game
well and James Dunlop in certain Patents.
N GAmewell and James Dunlop Fespeo lively, in
and to the Letters Patent granted to Samuel y. D
Morse, dated June 20 lsio, for Electro Magnetic
June 90 1854; and Letters Patent granted to sam'l
F. b. Morse, dated April II, 1896 re-issued June 10,
1913, for SIMILAR improvements and In and to Let
May T. 1852, for Electro Magnetic Alarm Bells, and
dated January II, 1883, Tor Porous Cells for Gal
yAnio Batteries, and in and to Letters Patent
granted TO Farmer and Charming, dated May 10,
1851 for Fire Alarm Telegraph and In and to Let
tiers PatsPt granted 70 Moses 2. Farmer, dated NO
apparatus, ana dated January II, 1889 for Fire
Alarm apparatus, and dated january II, 1853, for
Spted February a. 1859, for Fire Alarm apparatus
and in Letters Patent granted to Farmer and
Claiming, dated March 8, 1859, for Fire Alarm ap-
Moses g. Farmer, dated May ., 1853, for Mechanism
for operating Signal Whistles by Electro Magnet
ism, Steam or All as assignments OF The same are
and all the right, title and interest of John N
Gamswell and James Dunlop therein has been
seized by the Marshal Of the United States for the
District Of Columbia, by virtue OF an act Of Con-
gresa approved on the seventeenth day OF July, In
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty two entitled An act to suppress Insur-
rectlon, to punish Treason and Rebellion, to seiZe
and cOnfsoat0 the Property OF Rebels, and Tor
other purposes ana whereas the Hniiea stateS
tenth day of June, A. d. 1862 file libel Of Inform.
nation In this court, praying the condemnation Of
said property, under the act Aforesaid, and that
process Of monitlOn issue against the owner and
owners Of said property, and all persons interested
or claiming an interest therein, warning them at
some early day to appear and answer said infoTma'
ton;
IL is therefore, on this 10th day OF June, in the
year Of our Lord eighteen hundred sixty-thTee,
| ORDERED that notice be given to the owner and
owners of said property and all persons interested
or claiming an Interest therein, to appear and an
| sWer this Information on the lat Monday Of July
| next and show cause, II any they have, why said
property and the right, title and interest therein
| Of the said John N. Gamewell and James DunlOp
| should not be condemned and sold according TO
! law, and that notice be given by posting copy OF
This order upon the trout door Of the Court House
OF the District OF Columbia, and by publication in
| the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, twice week previ-
aus TO said Ist Monday OF July next the hrst pub
lioAtion to be or before the 3D. Monday In June
1868.
| By order OF Court .-
Test H. j. mEiSsi Gierk'
Copy Test; H. j. MElGS, Clerk
| jels-2AwJyG
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
PIANO FORTES.

~ C. LIGHTE & CO.,
r. date Lghte h BrAdbuTys)
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
AL BRooME ST., NEW YoRR,
ID block East Of Broddi0dy.
Mr.. F. c. LIGHTE, the original founder OF this
welI-known Establishment, Senior Partner, and
onV Practical Piano Forte MGker Of the late firm OF
WIIRhte Il BradburyB," having retained his Two
Thirds interest in the whole business stock mate
rails, &c and Sole Proprietorship IN his HGludbls
Patents, inclusive of his celebrated PATENT IN
SULATED IRON FRAMES, 10 the only one who
can make the SUPERIOR PLANO FORTES for
which this house has been so popular.
10 All infringements on his rights Will be prose-
outed according to law.
Ef- All Piano FoTtes from this mAnufaotsry are
warranted perfect in every respect for tve years.
y. C. LIGHTE 4 co.,
All IO-Bm AL BrOOme ST., New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

DELTHsoF soLDmRs.-The following deaths
Of soldiers were reported yesterday and this morn
ing at the once Of Captain Hsrtz;
Daniel Mattison, 10th New York eavalryi Joseph
Van Dorm and Edmund 3. Hatfield, Soth New Jerssyi
WIN. Rrawdy, sSd PennsyIyAnla, W. D. Parks, bttA
North Carolina, Dennis G. wyokoff soth New Jer-
ssy, ana J. W. Arnold, nth New York.
though a great many wounded have been
brought TO the city during the past few days, yet
the list OF soldiers deaths iS twenty-five per cent.
smaller oow than on any previous occasion. This
fact singular As II may be- is nevertheless, indiS-
putabls. The aforementioned deaths, with one
exception, have resulted fro1ths ravaEe' Of ty-
phoid fever.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13

METROPOLITAN POLICE REPORTs.-Prseinei
No. I.-RosannA Gardner, drunkj kept at station
house till sober.
Precinct No. 2.-Thos. Bray, grand lAreenyi Jail
for court. VIM. BAily, a soldier, drunki handed
over to military. Henry Jackson, drunk fined g.
Precinct No. S.-Harriet BriSeoe, Francis Snow
den; dIsortierly eonduoti fined S9.44. A. II. Brundt
Henry MeCune, George Brandt, dol fined Sae2
ISAao swami, bridget MolAy, vAgraney, and Heater
Chase prostitution, were sent to the workhouBe.
Preeinef No. A.-Emeline Johnson, diSorderlyI
fined o.. CathArine =. NAughton, dol -. Michael
Burk and Daniel Rice, drunkenness and diSordeTlyj
fined o..
Preefnot No. 6.-MArgAret Bryant, profanityi Chsa
HAokett, suapIeionj William HuEzie, selling hquoi
without lieeusei Frank Anderson, asaaultj all dis
missed. John voight, aSSAultj sent to jail for a
hearing.
Precinct No. s-George W. Downer and Patrick
Deacy, diaorderlyj fined 81 each. Geo.W. DowneT,
asSAult and battery dismissed. Judson Bell, eX-
posing his person. fined 81. Hiram Allen, drunk
fined o..
Precinct No. T.-Wm. Chambers, dialoyaltyi fined
albs. Peter Bangole, ASSAultj bail to keep the
peaoe, Mary Gray and Levi Beatty, dlsorderly
conduct, fined S2,68. John Mcclure, jeremiah
o'Connor and T. Boyle, intoXloAtlOLi fined Sl'6s.
Precinct No. s.-Wm. Prenable, Indecent expo
sure i"hued 6.9I. John White, a soldier, drunken
ness, turned over to the military.
Precinct EO.S.-HAnnAh Young and John Ring,
drunk dismissed.
Precinct No. I0.-PeteT Mcfarland, soldier, intoX'
IsAtioni turned over to military.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-13
LOCALlNEWS.

wsiestn thai the new pastor n the Z sired
1Aptis, chureh, Rsv. r. n Gray, II to give aoouraa
Of sunday evening lectures Al his church on Inter
ssting topics, 70 conmanos tO-mouov svening ~
sk o'clock. Ths diaeoursss are 70 Be eminanty
practical and soripturAL adapted 70 the times apo
Addressed 40 various classes. he proposes 70
upskk 20 fathers and mothers, 10 husbands and
wives, 70 young men and young women, 70 business
men and pieasure-sssksfs, 70 skspuel and moral
ista--takinr up and treating some OF the prevail
ing vioss Of the age. He win also present, as
models 20 Be initiated OF characters TO be summed
some Of the most distinguished persons Of Bible
history. subject tomorrow evening" "Christ the
Great Dramatic Preacher" ...