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, 1863-02-09
New TrDopS Tor Texas.

New YoRK, Feb. 7.-Thc n*t says we
understand that Col. j. B. Hcman, Of this
city is to be authorized to raise brigade in
the loyal States to proceed as soou as posi-
hlc to Texas. Several regiments from New
York, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin have
already made application to join Hen,an's ex~
,euitiun.
, 1863-02-09
FOR SALE BY
HENRY W. RINGhAND
Real Estate Agent.

a lar, ;e Hotel til Chicago.
Hoa.e and Lot o@.- West w,.as.1nsf :+d5r-ssoaa.
Hou.e and Lot o.: WArrtn-$,m r
House nd Lot On wess wastlng&or-$sae.
House a47a Lot ca Nest Adaus-{apc0
House na,s Lot OF Jc.cpt9ae.*3no
5 Hoa.ts II ID Lots en West Lake-x1sEr
ucuss and Lot on nEghrsrt-sa,4O.
Iioa.e and Lot Oh I'sstla!nss.-E.so.
House and Lot OF Parkavenee-s1e1o.
HOUSE and Lot Oh Wte4Atsea
House aaa Lot on We=. :Adazas-ks,oD,
Rouse l,dIat On nWe.EInt:ara-St,an
Hon.c md Lot On Wabeeh1veuue-$,5op.
Houses aud Lots OF Wabash aysnue-st8mp.:
Housc and Let on North T4lis-s7,Eo
Eou+e rad kes. cor Mofghs1 led Haebard-feEA
, 1863-02-09

NEW YORK, Feb. Sat the meeting Of the
Christian Association at the Academy Of
Music tonight, Gen. Scott presided, and
made short speech. General Burnside de-
liypEcd ~ address Of considerable length.
, 1863-02-09
From Ranks T2xDediLfon.

NEW YonK, Feb. The Worlds coErcs-
pendent with Gen. Banks expedition writes
7lI.t Farragu1'e 1lcet is 20 diminished that it
Will not be possible 10 attack Port Hudson
inal reinforced,
, 1863-02-09

New YORK, Feb. 7,-AdTiccs from Domini.
ca, West Indies, 10th January, state that the
United States steamer San Jacinto had called
there to inquire aitcr thu Alabama.
The British war ship Vesuyius, at Bermuda
on the eth IF January. reported that the
French army had been defeated in their at
tack On Pueb1a, Mexico, and Lad lost 5000
, 1863-02-09
NUMBER 1S9.
Neu I0Dtrtistn1ents.

F0UND-A pair Of Gold Sp,cta-
i t!es. which the o.ue: can obtain At this o4ce.
, 1863-02-09

~ {. II. .%tAIt.L..y. .fHreTfisin1 .fge"', 81
DtNt1r,r street. t. authorised n ft:sire aitet;t>e
mtafs for this and all The !fadiag -Hvt-tAres:ern
r1bfFx
, 1863-02-09

NEthV 7estern Real Estate Ager:y,
HENRY "; RINGLAND,
E.o S ALE.
Business and Residence Property
IN CHICAGO.
sorTm SIDE.
E. %fe: sasass g .s r,ec.
sLots On Indiana ave. ness Rio Gzande
no RT Fl s.IDE.
Iousc No. = Chicago aycr-r Lot :u11.s
1vp iett trout on Division s-s::et. near Wo1eott.
WEST SIDE.
lots II md - BLOCK 81, Warren street
IIousc No. III Madison rtzeet with lr.se Of ground
Hon.e So: SO MonEoc Street. HOUSE No. Is South
Lot j. KioeI !. sox1 70, oppo=:. rnion Park.
ksfsnt fsi4, House On West saaa's street. srousl*
I'ou*e ~, ~ Il; e. on Etn,s @ street near Curtis.
s: &:$S: fss s. Co..
21atss fteat59; .n.on p.!k. e lease.
Aiso. ias nn,sber ei los, IN v.r,ons parts of tt,
city desirable Tor ousIuess aud te-klence purposes
FARMS.
lses1: ~. VI + x*,s4s;! s; AZ %l;:rsa 40 ls45S
SO Of land I. Gibson Station, ~ r. H. Wit,
/ AuLe. well Improved farm. rc4r Davenport. Iowa
70. EXCHANGE.
$ceno Worth OF tho best nus1ncss property in the
Sy o. ps.a n Ell: to' chicago CITY property D
e;: sSs + s" ] e. e:iesF:x sse e
14reg cent. Oh investment.
J.L. LEE, Real E@rate Dealer,
nozss1t s.cL,rK sEREEr-
| CHOICE REAL ESTATE
| ~ FOR SALE Bf~
I1ANSEs2OI,GI1 s. WHITE
Ss On e1a n sna G
a01Esf, on Michigan ave, Buena Vista t-.<ast
soxEo Il On Wabash are .ecr, Enema Vista street
sss
iax!s Il on Fratr'e avenne, near North street.
O. l1s'ssn e bn9e
r tes Iiy@5 anf Aa
l.ac1es in west half Of southwest ". Of 10 81
| aOCEES AMI LOTS.
Large 1r{ck HOUSE. lot 1o01ls It. Rldgcly Place tot
a;ocd House of. three rooms tuooda lot s:zxleo n to
an alley between Calumet AID Douglas arcures. On
Wfiek s."re with dwelling attached. cotaezoi State
Mou-e and Lot on State street. near Taylor.
! On Let 1co11oo to an al!ey.
WEST SIDE
Eo11o0 # IN CanA1street, near Farguer.
| 4l4l.5 Il IN Elizabeth street. neAr Fultop.
,lxIGO Fulton st. between Ann aud Elzl6esH It..
| 6o4IjG Il on West Lake etreet, near Union Park
| Three ac1cs. West HaFslsoa+ between Aberdeen hod
sso Lot<tn walters Subdivision otBue Island Avenue
Mset Lot ct !j-1co scscs. SO It On South Br:rc.
% sevca s Lots .1l:' #. Fulton between comeua and
cX1,M +, to an alley COZ. Ran. and Elizabeth s:s.
5G1ia5 It on Warren street. .east Of Hoync.
51xISU It on Elizabeth ST. bet. Lake aud Randc!na.
House and three lots on Fulton street, bet Ann anu
ifoSk II four Stores on West Lake street. 5rt. Ann
aad Elizabeth streets.
} NORTH SIDE.
1xf10 # COT per Of North Wells md Ontario streets.
I with two gucd dwellings On the saMe.
Aen-a we'll improved GTnt Earl nt u aeset alnu1-
Inr tic town Of Niles. Hfic 20 acrts near 9afRsou,
Nch rart eff well Improved 1t also nls " acres q
good ranheHy maE:h t9 aSEes 9ood 6alnA9s ~ hHaa 70
qu0is county. nye miles fron, the Cou1 p seat 6N
ac.es IN vcstllioc county with largo List Of <alua
| lie prcpertY Ia the slty and country.
App!yto uASsBEoIGH Mii!LE.4
, 1863-02-09

f O r. S y L e.
EESIDEXEE LOT or MICHIGAN 4fESfE,
80 per foot halt cash and tile balance IN i've lcAss
Ii feet on Nitchean avenue, near furua Vista street
Price ttH reE fnot. .
teJ xSS!.t FETEis SttlNl'. l"' 9+asc street..
, 1863-02-09

MATRIMONIAL young gent
EtA OF yonth an..ine1perfence. wishes - o7~n a
ts1nE ts,at such :r!-r-orrse proEeriy c,ndIcted
would be l!EhlS htneAAal 70 10th DAf1ie% Peije All
dst.s cHAS. MORRIS. Pest otace bQ1 IT.
, 1863-02-09

POkRDING-AA desirable suit Of
- rooms. and single =eons, ean hs obtained, with
upst nf Nahssh dyepue fc1 z3331t
, 1863-02-09

BOARDING hlwday hoardcrs
- can be sreon,.nod?trd: ,1so. q nice Furnished
Wnhash
, 1863-02-09

GTORE TO LET. $50 South
~ C:a.k street. Fixtures: for sale Inquire on ,he
premises, or address L. Box 313~ f33 x$5]lt
, 1863-02-09

THE BANK OF MONTREAL
L. Ageaty In Chicago, Is doIngs
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
buying aud selling Exchange receiving Deposits and
collecting numerical rarer n!ce A5 Iasalls' street.
fcazSi13w Z. II. WILLARD, AGtat-
, 1863-02-09

7URO AT Disc 4 S E S l..
, 1863-02-09

" ANTED-.A Partncr-A man
w who has a practical knowledge Of Brewing. to
start business 1t. sone Western town. Address TO-.
Iost uIilce. Chicago. ie3. .ze4 st
, 1863-02-09

OUR PATRIOTIC SOLDIERS
~ are dying bT thousands with Diarrhea sud Dye,
en M1 II M &c
WhZ don't the Goxernment EEoxide f9r them pE;
BUTTS EXCELSIOR LtNANEST which las proved
such bic eslng to citizens and sailors and wond
10 the Suffering soldier II 1t provided for the
fe4yaiG1
, 1863-02-09

WANTED-Occupants for two
~ Furnished Rooms. with or without board 1t
:c' Michigan street. Kcterl noes exchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16
How Washing IS done III Paris.

HOW Washing IS uOOe III GaA5s'
From sheer curiosity Just follow my wash
;np', in lis RECOMMENDATIONS through the city.
i Young Girl takes it from my room ana Car
res it to the establishment OF her mistress, =
Here every article IS marked with OIL OF
thread Thence it travels to the river, az me
1liriest portion Of il, where the city sewers olS
enbogue their foul contents At thls ue,
Iightfully selected spot are large houses, ouiIt
an boat-shaped foundations, two hundred 1cct
long or more. two stories in height, and pFoVl-
led with windows chlmneys, and othol COVE
,,innccs like common dwellings on the land.
The lower story floor IS nearly even WITH " me
waters edge, and open to the air, Jn th!S
,,Iar{o11o are "a be seen some hundred or two
women in each Of these establishments engaged
IN cleansing linen.
One should never allow himself even tor
minute 70 imagine that the chatrel IS his own
which he observes undergoing the torture OF
publication; the consequences would aSsnredly
he fatal to bis peace Of mind. W hen man
beh0lds his house burning up be IS i some sort
recoDciled TO his misfortune9 by witness
ing the manly efforts put forth ny generous
5iremen to rescue his property But he IS re-
duced to positive despair when he views the
g anton exertons made TO annlhllate his nee
shirts, and without any apparent compunctlons
ofconsciapce But labor is cheaper than soap,
and therefore it is used with great freedom -
Economy i duly attended to: but i IS the
economy Of soap and not Of linen Fuel, as
well as soap, is so dear that no one ever thinks
Of boiling the ''white things, asln the United
States In the place of the former they use
ear De iavie, which is nothing more or less
fhan I've, and SO strong as to FAY the hand
which touches it. This is applied without
mercy.
Afterthis corrosive ablution, they are pound
Cd with wooden hammer, till every button on
the shirt IS broken, ignal that they have
been beaten enough. The poor victim Is not
vet entirely dispatched; there are still some
remains Of vigor left. This is soon disslpated,
for il is next laid on board, and a brush of
stiff bristles is ene1 geticalIy applied by lusty
yonan, Il is then Vrinsed in the yellow river,
conveyed 10 room overhead, and dred, re,
turned to the first hands TO be starched and
ironed. aud ia few days the bundle OF rags IS
brought home TO the unconscious proprietor,
vho paws about six sous for the transformation,
and consigns it to the paper maker. Two sous
are charged apiece for a similar conversion OF
collars. haudkerchiefs, and hose. The conSe-
oucrce Of all this IS, that dirty shirts are so
excessively numerous as TO become almost dis
rinctive in gentleman TO mark them with
indchble ink is perfectly useless after such
Droco y even Kidders IS inylnclbe, II Spare
Hours in Paris.
4 WASHINGTON dis0ateh saws it has been as"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16
PROF. LOUIS UNDRA Ny
CELEBRATED lIElsis nEDlCiNES?

NTOW for the first time introduced 'llto ' ne
" country, have been successfully usee ~ 80
tventysX years IN germany au - cnre Of
alI chronic diseases They are imported o1Ie as
- this port BY the undersigned ana the .lr Ell
ciencv and safety can be relied upon Win con-
VEGETABLE PILLS and POW DEhS !
the best blood purifying MEDICINE "ztEnt; ana
Hcadnche Sore Ewes Catarrh, Pain IN the
Breast and Sides. Spotted Fever, ChlIls ana
Fever, DvspepSia. Scrofua Salt Rheu1n, Ca1-
Ger ,Jaund!ce BiIiousness, Eruptlon5 o. me
Skin Piles, Worms, Dropsy, hrY:pelsa' o ~ a.
ings, Open Wounds, CholG ana IN 1aGt ~lr ul
sease8 caused by impure blood or 'i1ps'l7''
"'sT pR0F vUNDRAMs RHUENATI!C
POWDERS. a sure cure for ell Rheumanc
complaints. Gout in paGticular. ,.,,,,,l, ,r,,e
PROF. WUNDRAM ) EP1LEI - CT nn ~
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy for Inc
cprts in cure Of this terrible complaint.
PROF y NDRAM'S VEGETABLE
FIIXIR an Invaluable remedy against Asth-
ma Biiousness, Pain in the Breast, CougA, Dys-
sentarv, Red and White Flu1, Headache Dlar-
rhea, Cramp Choljc; Se r1rpp TIA
pleasant and wholesome beverage, Tor SICK ana
convalescents, also for Dispeptlcs, and those
afflicted with nervousness. rr-,>oas
PROF. WUNDRAM'S TAPE-NoRM
L ? PROF 8 + :" y : { { NDRAM's TOOTHACHE
FulI directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply TO
l45 Prince ST., nearly opposite the Post Office,
between ST. Asaph and Washington sts4
Alexandria, Va.
For sale also BY ISAAC bNTWl ?LE-
81 King ST., Alexandria Fa.
And r. /. PAUL., No. 81, Prince So
nv 23-tf Cor. Fairfax, Alexandra, ' q.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
OYSTERS. oYsTERs!!

THE subscribers will keep constantly On 4A52
/ during ma the 1e' season, the finest OYsTEE;ks,
that are brought to this market which o tnr5
will sell by The bushel or gallon al ne 10 !2se"'
casa prices. LINDSEY & HENDR!I1Ao,
SOP L-lm& Stoam boat wharf, foot OF Mig =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-16
WENT WoRTK SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

ALBERT E. BASSFORD, PRINCIPAL.
YENHE sixth annual session Of this institutior
will commerce on Septem Der l4th
The principal will be assisted b. :he Rev,
w, +. NJ Jacobs, whose CO. operation viii mros
fully sustain the already acquired reputation Of
this scho,
Circulars stating particulars can be obtained
at the institution, Prince ST., opposite Pos:
Office. aug l5-2awtsep ii
DEV. c. c. BITING will reopen school,
Il Sept. 18th, 1868 Apply at Nos, Alfred 81.
al owe King. aug 25-dti
DROF. r. F HUN respectfully informs the
{ public, that he is prepared to give private
lessons on the Piano, Melodeon, Violin and Gui.
tar, also, in the modern languages (French and
German) drawing &c. For particulars 9pp!:
at the German Drugstore, corner OF Prince
nd Fairfax Streets. oct 3--ZT
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EDUCATIONAL.

ENGLISH AND GERMAN DAY~SCHOor
u ALEX n DRIA, Y A.-The English anI
German day-school. under the direction o.
Prot. 4. !. Hunt, IS II Operation since last
Monday, October >5th inst
Parents and Guardians who wish 10 Give
their children thorough education IN al tha
common branches generally taught in EnglSh
and German schools, are respectfully invited 10
send them 10 that school at Phoenix Hall, cor
ner Of King and Royal stretS second story.
The Committee.
j. KLEIN.
oct TT Il. L. PAJLI,
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BARD WARE CUTLER
uOusEKEEPER'S GOODS, CLOTHES
Il WRINGERS, SEWING MACHINES,
&C. AT No So KING STREET, CORNER OF
ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
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ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA, NAh'A>i@A'
WE KEEP constantly on hand at the above
w stand, a large and varied stock 10 = men
constant additions are being ma de, consisting
Of
Hardware III every variety.
Pocket aud Table Cutlery. -,
Razors, Scissors and Shears, all qualities.
Mechanics and Garden Tools.
housekeeping and variety Goods,
Roofing Felt and Roofing Cement.
Window Sash, with and without Glass
Fancy Soaps, Note Paper and Envelopes
LIQUID Glue and Muciage
Fine quality Segars and Chewing Ioba2 co:
Tin ware, in great variety, with other ARTICLES
not necessary to enumerate, all OF which Will
be sold at small advance for CASH and CASH
only.
i GENCY FOR SHERMANS CLOTHES
4 WRINGERS. The merits Of the above
MACHINE have been tested by our own cltl-
zens, and is one Of the things about which there
= o. On ! } Iand TWO Ladd, Webster & Co.'S
SEWING MACHINES new and in good Or
der ana will be sold at bargain The quality
of the MACHINE is too we'll known 10 need q
Duff If you want bargains call and see.
ont 10-ln JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
REsTAU R q Mt.
NESsR'S. 3IcCARTHY & JENNINGS,
40 K;nq Street Opposite the Prov. lMarshols.
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4 Washington dispatch says It has been as
certained that the distractions in Charleston
harbor are Of such nature as not to be re-
moved by any Of the appliances now at the
command of the Federal commanders, and are
also Of too formidable character TO justify an
attempt to penetrate the harhor with the lron~
clads
Admiral Porter has just issued very strAn-
gent order with view Of protecting vessels IN
Government employ and other property on the
Mississippi and other rivers, from membranes
The running Of passenger and freight trains
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has been
resumed again,
It's stated thac splendid service OF silver,
costing about two thousand dollars, has arrived
a. Washington, intended as bridal offering
from the medical officers Of the Army OF the
Potomac 10 Or. Ietterman, Medical Director,
who /. 70 re married 10 Miss Lee OF FreoerAck
.eranty, MI
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T. e S T s. U E & II T

NEssR's. 3IcCARTHY & JENNINGS,
140 KING Street Opposite the Prov. Marshals.
YyAyTNG fitted up this favorite restaurant
the proprietors have spared no pains to
-71Lnt his the best RESTA 7 in Alexan-
49, TheL ARDER will be composed Of the best
that the market affords and served up al the
n;nners and supper for parties gotten up al
+l,l ehor+ast notice by experienced cooks.
Attached to the Restaurant is suit Of private
s,r,oar rooms sep lift
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, July 1852. ~
ASHES were dull and nominal al &c. for pots and &c.
for pearls,
BRxApsruyrs-fIo flour was and dull u the close, To-
day The days sales insIuded 400 bbls state West
ern 100 soaincrn and 200 Canadian. within revised
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

Wheat depressed aud cheaper with sales OF 80 600
bushels at 81 SO for prime white and 81 20 asi Al for
red and amber Western winter 81 20 81 % for Hwau
kee club and amter srrrg 81 IS 81 IS for Chicago
spring Corn shade over, with sales N 10000 bush
oGic a CT c for unsound and zoe for yellow Western
Oats were inactive zoe TIC. Rye was quiet aud no
mnal Barley and barley malt were negected
CorrrE continued very quiet We quote RIO. prime.
aic good 30c s0lsc. fair, 2ac. - &c. ordinary,
asc a2stSc fair 20 good cargocs 2ssc. 2exa. Jaw
mals ana bags, 3ce. J1e., harscaro -lc. J-c. Ia
guayrs, 3Ic. A .3c.. - domingo, Csc
oor1os was ned # Sc Cic for midd'logs with sales
however, u culy 100 bales
TEaaHrs were dub 10 dly To Liverpool there were
shipped 900 Ibis, four a %, ny steamer % coo
by steamer TO London 800 bbs. nDr at y. sid 10
plymouth ~ oO0 bushels grain at 4. 10 Rotterdam 900
bb's. rour at 3s ~ Antwerp 100 bbls. hour at IL.
a.Y was less active 70 cay al !sc as0c. for North
river nals.
TIoPs were very quiet AT lSc. a 2lc.
Mot.ssEs--Sales we're made 10 day ~ only 20 bb.s.
New Orleans at sooi and lS2 hhds cuba muscovado al
s.c. t1c.
pno~msoks--rork was depressed, 400 bbs. having
been soli at si1 - st2 for old, ei3 I6 a for
ness and SO rs n fii 81 for prime. Beef continued
more active with sales os $50 bbs. - 30 f12 for
prime aud si2 90 sl4 for extra mess Lard was heavy
At t.c i0c with sscs of 500 packages. ~ cut meats
AGO packages were sold At ac a.5c for shoulders, aud
SC sac .0r hams. Bacon continued inactive At &C. a
7Hc Setter and cheese were quiet znd tending down
ward.
Ro was dull and nominal
sra,Ss wers Ie~ sought Af,er to-day, and saies were
rrrortee Of only go hhds l2c I2ssc. FOR New Or
iesns, and iec. a lie. for Cuba.
wm-xrr Sss heavy at tsjlc. assIc., With sAAes u
40 bbr.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
MUNICIPAL AFT AIRS.
Board OF Aiderm~ n--stated Session.
OFFICIAL

Board OF Aiderm~ n--Stated Session.
OFFICIAL
MONDAY, July Is, 1865.
yoRK July H. 1858.
DEAR sHYuu viii call meeting OF toe Board OF Alder
men 70 meet tkis day a. bar past O'Clock r. NJ, tho
q sbe o. The Board Tor the consideration Of papers
TeRENcE FARLEY. Sixteenth district
4. H. RENRs. kinth district.
.. a. JEREMiAB, Tenth diEtric,.
J. McCOOf, Ffth dstric..
j. NJ LONG. Sev-nteeuth district
J. REED. sixth district.
CHAr. III HALL Fourth district,
JOHN HARDY, Eleventh district
J. .. tENkY. Third district.
&. j. CHfPP, Seveutn district.
rresent-Aldcrmcn Henry Reed, jeremiah, Harry Ans
rAriey
Alderman farey, Alderman Jercssaah called " Ne
char.
Prestsn, prss.n announced that the Board s,oA al
sDusned ANIL hue aIss Aonday ID y. Augy.,I YsIr
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
/. Increase. ..S7lsAss @2,7se -. 2,Als41o
@,4o6i

This statement, Ike the last, shows steady in
crease Of deposits, and commencement Of new
policy with regard to loans. The contraction IN
bank discounts which commenced month since,
and led to Q reduction OF some six millions, sp-
pears to be over, and the opposite policy insugu-
rated. The difference between the aggregate
volume OF the deposits and the loans 10 now 80
small that the banks cannot be making much on
their capital. The specie average remains pretty
steady; there has not been as much increase in
this department AZ was expected.
The money market was easy to-day, and at the
opening Of business call loans were at per cent.
Later in the day the progress Of the disturbance
operated against business, and people were not
anxious to lend. Any trouble Of formidable
character in this city would probably for time
create close money market.
Gold opened this morning at 1907, and rose on
the accounts Of the riots in the city to 1917 at
noon. In the afternoon the price was 1914
1879 and 1917, the closing quotation at
five p. M. being 1917. Bills were IA las
lag, with rather better inquiry. The exaggerated
stories which brought down to the street from
the upper wards from time to time had the effect
of rendering the public feeling nervous and fever
ish and the tendency was again toward want Of
confidence in the currency.
The stock market opened strongly this morn
ing, and at the first board almost everything was
better. Pacific Mail rose per cent, selling pri-
vatey at 200; Erie rose a, Harlem 2Z1., Toledo /,
Southern old u, Illinois Central /, Pittsburg l,
Galena 1H1s, Rock Island a. Governments were
steady; in bonds there was little done. The only
exception to the market was Milwaukee and Prai
re du Chen, which fell of "a per cent. After the
board the market was rather tanner, and, with the
exception of Pacific Mail, Hudson and Harlem,
prices were generally lower at the one p. M. call
Of the public board The news Of the disturbance
rather indsposed operators from purchasing, and
led to some short sales, in anticipation of panic
In the afternoon prices were generally Il "a per
cent lower. Pittsburg fell of IL, Erie q, Har-
lem l. Pacific Mail was very strong The amount
Of business done was light. At the four p. NJ. call
the market was tame. The following were the
The New York herald., 1863-07-14
Beard or Counciimen-Stated session.
OFFICIAL.

MovpsY, Jniy l3.-< o'clock Px
rhe Board met pursuant 10 adyouEnnen 10 hcr Cham.
Der, No VI City Hall
Prcscn-horssu JONES' ESQ. President In The ehair sna
III folowinx members s--Councimcn Webster. Mcvays
&ross Fosgbtalin Inw, Murray, O'Brieu and yoyce-g
quorum not their ibe President De.
shfed .has tae Board stands adjourned unh rkurs<ay
80 JAxEs n swEESY, clerk.
The New York herald., 1863-07-14

Increase Tor SIX montLs. s....... I0dlbl y
The Fort Wayne Railroad earned for June, 1868,
f3s3 900: in ls62, s26l 400. For the frst ak
months in 1868, g. 43s ,5oO-being ~ increase Of
tiis. on the same time last year.
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n SgsaG sts1 N ~ N.~eA t~d t~ise Nh.N.
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fsus 4 80 ~04af. A&efsss IS. q $50
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wanrs sa& Flss ts-ss1S@fs ~ - - - -
sas~f sse~ wcfs q. D<sa hsarfta E@csA a. hsss.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, July l3L8 p. n.

MONDAY, July ls-s Pm.
fedsy's bank statement compares % felIews
with that Of last Aonday:-
We'd epd'C L0axs. Specie. CtscuJ'M Deps6s.
July sos 40 - SIS COS eo20 4o6 lSs $50 s0S
July H.. 1902 7oS - ,b66 a06 6e22,O00 160S7e,7n
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY IA, 1863
BOARDING AND LODGING.

TIE FRANKFORT HOUSE oNH BLOCK EAST OF
me csy tan corner of rransfart and William streets
~ peaty furnished light airy Rooms A per
son. zoc 70 oc PER day. 81 S par woek Heuse open ..
night
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fNFFICE or THE NORTH AMERICAN viRk !Nsu-
~ rance Company, No. wan stree. New fora. yay :.
hereby given that the books OF snhsrrpeon
10 III. Increased capital OF North AmsrAn Yrs insa
rance Company ~ the Office o ths company
No ali street will conspne open aul the iosh day
oi August ucr at which s booss VII be closed ~
order. H. w. bLE1snLh, nesvs@fJ.
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Tho Prizs Schooner Emma.

FhIfApRlfHEA, July 10, Is63
Arrived, prizc schooner Emma, captured n Moequlis
Inlet FLORIDA, BY the United states schooner Para
loaded With liquors, SAN and rusksss. The crew ran
her ashore and ezssped, Tho Emna af,cryass vas
sot &C.
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street A 81 per No Ncrth rivrr, ~ So d.y snssF al
wsys fafs " eesA Mo-, refsssss1ssss. bas Asa sass
sat tsaArA
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