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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-04-21
Serious and Probably Fatal Accident.

We learn that on Tuesday last very distressing &C
ident occurred Mr.. THos. HANsLEY's residence
Topsail Sound, in this county under the following
circumstances -
Some weeks ego the blockade running steamer Dee
was beached opposite MIR. HANsLEYs plantation, where
she was sheed by the enemy some of the shells coming
over and burying themselves in the land few days
since the negroes at work in one OF Mr. HANsLEY's
fields ploUghCd up Of these Shells from which they
removed the cap fuse and on Tuesday last Mr. WIN.
BATsoN, relation Of Mr. HANsLEYs, determined on
trying the shell to ste ii it would explode, applying
lighted twig dry branch Of some kind On
the second trial be succeed,d the shell did
explode, iDjuring him terribly, if not fatally. DR..
THOMAS, who was called to him On Wednesday, had to
amputate bis right foot the instep and his left leg
just below the knee. Mr. BATsoN is also severely burn
ed and acerated the arms face and elsewhere His
recovery must be regarded as very doubtful
Persons residing the Sound or visiting there or
elsewhere where shell to be found, cannot be too
often reminded of the danger OF trying experiments
with them even when all the powder is supposed to
have been removed. Whistler the shell that wounded
Mr.. BATsoN had been emp,ed or not we do not know
TIE PETERsBURG REGISTER devotes considerable
space in its issue OF the 18th to admiration of the
Coulse vi IHe hotCh IN SO soon and so easl
y dofing its profscd neutrality in the canvass between
Governor VANCE and Dir. Holden, and coming out 50
strongly and Enthusiastically for the latter
That the Progress would do so was certainly, in orr
opinion matter of doubt, and our woader was
that it should have gone TO the needless trouble and
fruitless Hypocrisy if may be allowed to use the
word, of ever assuming vail, transparent from the
first, and so soon TO be thrown aside We have never
regarded the Progress otherwise than as the organ Of
Mr. HOLDEN, since the dscontnuance or suspension Of
the Standard, the latter being held in reserve to be
issued as an eectoneerng document at such times as
may be deemed favorable for the purposes of the man
ayers. Every ODE to bis notion, we suppose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04


GRAINTbe whes, market is much depressed; prices ere
lower and irregular at the oos Tie chief business has been
for export but in part fer milling The sales IL 100 bush
chicago sIrlnr Ut 81 goa SO q; HOOO BUSH Milwaukee
Club at 81 $50 "a as l00O bush Amber do 80 and
600 bush Amber State at 81 g. Rye and nominal at
81 4pl 81 Barley al Barley Nal; and
mai Corn lower inactive, and quite noinnnl-he supply
81 IS
HOPS in limited demand. but firm at, 5lt1ec for IN.
Terror to fair, and qua 29c for good prime.
MOLASSES-We hear Of only few ,nall parcels sold 10
the trade; prices STEADY
PROFESSIONALISM little business has been done in Pork
prices are lower and The market heavy sss the spot
OF 100 bbs at s39 5O 90 for old Mess Si4 5O4J for
do and : % 3Jd $50 Tor Prime for futuredelyery 900 bbls
new Mess, deliverable the 10th inst so y 900 DO.
July at 48 Beef duh end heavy; sales of $50 bbls. Of
So for PLAIN Mesa and $500 S3l for extra do Terce Beef
inactive st former prices Beef Hams neglected Cut
Meats and Bacon dun ard prices nominal Lard has
been IN light request carly in the day. yesterdays prices
obtained but the market cosed heavy inside prices
sales embrace 800 packages lsid9, for No l9 f2Oc.
Tor FAIR to prime aud kettle rendeed 500 packages
buyer July q, 2c 500 do. do tluS at ?Oc and 500
Tor August delivery nj 3lr.
PETROLEUM-This market is Quiet and prices nom
ina LOCO bb Refined in bond sold the spot at 2ic Free
OILS are held at 3 for parces the spot 81 OSdSl 10 for
delivery all tins month and Soc for Crude the spot
NCk-i0ders asking full former Iates but tIhnsao
tons Of importance have run'pired since our last.
SUGAkS-Raw have been moderately active at former
sales OF $50 hld bhss OF zoe. for fair Refining
RerSed sre steady at sO03lc for HsIds
sEEDS-Grass Seeds quiet and prices nominay I'M
changed Rough tla1 seed IS in light equeta $3.50 ~ 90
WHISKY is lower, aud prices 1T the close unsettled
sales Of 400 bb IN lots at = 6SG 81 10 for Ss;e and 81 IOd
81 - for WesteTn.
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Passengers sailed,

4, ,,,om,hip Joeust Pant for Nec Orledns-Mr felil
Jsron Ut o. A Blake, Ma Lawrence Misc Ssmuefs W
T. Sarnues Mrs Ferguson Mr. J. Hoffman, Mrs Deinarest
Mr. and Mrs j. Y. Zimmerman j. Bodhsh and TWO H'ends
Mrs Jane Brook. J. Bustles.
In ,;SG1sip P.nnsyf0Ha foy Lir,Iog and Qseenfopn-
Az and Mr., johnson. NJ and Mrs. Saner, MR.. hspine
A., Pratt L. Morris M I'D Ms. Eugene Bond hs Iaeoy
Mrs Carson aud family JInes Pratt Prof G. w eheppaia
sro. Csnt Robert Pearo, J. W. Tsbsns George Wiscn
Wu Kennedy and others the tteersge. " o.
Ia seamsaip Cify Of hnotetey, teL Lrrerpss-aiss .
Hail. Mis- Lille Mrs Penn Mira b. Wood Miss Burton
Csut Ginspie j. J. Barber Mr.. England tr lnshnd VI
Iffe Juan Sabs,er Thoms Lsnton James 0oETin, Nd = A.
Dobbin Nj Staudbury A. ReveIet, Nj Hoffman, George
Fonyth A. Pima Mno MARTINEZ de Va Diviur, deofEe
NJ bancroft SON wife snd IDe children, aud Margaret b.
Bancron and others IN the soera-e.
IN .ean eip Fang Shuey or Neis Oredns-J r. Sullivan
Henry Repe, j. W. Thomas L. W. Edwards, hi. D.
Mar aieee and servant Ms Robert Bloomer Y. fehren
h.x and son Thomas MoTeh,use O yer Ssnds J. r Fair
banks Charles Foumier J. Jacsbs, Mira j. 7. Druninond
James Petit. David Powell :. n. Wood ChsTe< Hisiod
Mrs Siade, IL l.. Smith, and ,thers In the storage
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In .,ean. fron.tt Futon frsm Port RoyaiCol Moore
Lieut. Co. j. Levi, Mis-. A. hepiastoa ar' 4; a. ZEN
Hsine' Nrs. L. A iryant Mss 7. Howard, Mis-. J. Lynch
Mi" u Doing Surg swift, ny sso , ad Gla.% ana
and lady M. Mary Gay and four children Mis- = Gay
arg A. Mayer, lady and chs Capt WIn Js1.S taps T..
NJ Bste, Lieut.. Commanding Gamble suT VIM johnson
Vcnomes lieut. y II Zshresh Lieut. c: sDabIeAsy Chap
sn b1e y S'0g sr III 'i csp neco COLO " l. Oswald
W 4. Alden y. b. ihllett, d. w: lngs-sol n Morris,
ooddy C.. w GO9eh A j. ss:son ~ pgSss
ley Capt. Belnin. Capt peI'efi Capt. Bonhsm: Ispt'
Meho Capt Holine Cegs James X slSorysr Z; ;. Mar
Bror L. ri sn1ps G 4 Bellows c. N; Nottingham, T. a.
Hopkins Capt hone se h rs, hy T. g gJ,n,
+. A. Noble. W H. Nert II. orSrch. J. 81 Bel Civ; W. Reg
e T. Khsr O. II Ingalls,. c. L. Strong and ie4 IN ths
n ss<am.ni, satansI, from Ess o,lesn, ed Haeana-
NJ nd NJ. N Merrosn.r and child Mr. aud Mrs Domniu
gIez Ht and Afrs Henderson and daughter MT ana mrs
Robert Mr. Charles Stewart and da"ii m Mts Nh.
oet md ciid Ms, Reddy, b,s' Williams, Miss Stanley
Mr. and Mrs Il Tiotson Mr.. and Mrs. " r. Seymour and
tsIeo stSIeG, s Nh, ST. osE sr Cray Nj and Mr..
Chapns an cfA sd sefysnt MI aud hr nn.
aud servant hesHs Reddy, Genns Brpt9nI
nan Law Pines Holland Caldwell, Stewart RICE ~ ~
WarpsFeris Fuller Green, Iussn OTIS ss Laae, W.a'
Redon shepey Baker From hsvsns-pI s'n sS &
MI Rsdses ses Dr. wison SOmsOci Mr. and
Mn. Williams Capt Simpson snd lady, oiSa pe'a'H0'
fee, wssusn Crs'g Bsnsss ot{. G b. Cut.
Ter w r. Holis. James Mackenzie, Espensn mr E LS
neI and cld Mrs H. Donerued Mrs Destf'ln enc mon3
Me- Z. A. HoreI. MI, McWins II. y. BeIdee0i r. b.
Hogan y Jones. James Jackson Hunt S W
Hort.r H. Abrams, II. Goodcbaui H. >. Niiiains W. ~
n A ~. NJ.
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To,l ent at the po... $50 ls5720 sol"JoS SsSI%sVo
Another meeting was held at OSwego on June
q 10 favor Of the project Of railroad from osWeso 10
Rochester The proceedings are reported at length ID
TA, Oset9o Palladium. The enterprise seems TO grow
an dmensions as il is considered II is proposed to
build the road TO the Niagara River at Lewiston and
also to build line between Rome aud 1roy-thus max
ing an independent line from Lewiston to Troy. Inc
road between Rome and oswego (by way OF the Rome
Wstertown, and Ogdensburg to Richend and thence
by new line to Oswego is expected TO be finished TINS
Fail An interview with the managers OF the Great
Western Railroad C. W. was reported, and resolu'
tons Of the Board of Trade Of TToy were read The
meeting adjourned TO future day leaving the subject
In the hands Of Committee
The Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad
Company have effected contract for the grazing ana
bridging Of 80 miles Of their road or from ST. Paul 70
Wyoming, in Chisago County by the LIST OF January
next.
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BORT Waroens' Notire.

SrAIT SKw-YOEK.
PoEr-WIRDESs OYUCs. No. los Walf
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance With
section o. the passed April Il 1887 entitled An
R.oTgAnile the Nardens Oce o. the Port Of rev
iork" 20 al persons interested in having charge Of The
subject Of such inquiry examination survey that
the following vessels nndrr examination by tic fori
WardeBs and that the said sgycys eI.siHaions vii BE-
completed within ten 'days next suceeedu. s no,c'
board said vessels:
SrsmAIp Melbourne. fifT NO ~ r.. L.
Ship Francis A. Ptlmrr...........fmpr stores
BAH Tweed. Between 43d and s4,h ats, T.. r.
ScLG Wil.iani................FO0t Of DeAnccyst.
mISTHORSE TOMPkiNs. fTesid.ni.
J AUGs HTRRsAS. Secretary.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. july 3
Cleared.

Steamships Brockine Liverpool Williams
Guon; City Of Manchester Br Hsleron Liverpool j. q.
Dale.
shps-ssr-psre, McAlpine, London Thomas Richardson
Co.; Harvest Queen, Hutchinson, Liverpool c. H. Mar
shall a Co.
Barks-stampede OBJ, Jeweti, Vera Cruz, j. Z. Ward
Co. Columbus uall JscsiTne, Pensrth Roads r. Der
houd Co.
Bnss-Mary z. THOMPSON, Lsnpher. Bangor, Walsh \
Carver J. West, Hatchings, Msnzana, Cuba T. 4 r. J.
Peters.
Schoooers-Fanuy Moss Davis, Philadelphia L. Kenny
Secor Robbins, Gloucester " y. Nickeon Emma Penn
beron, Brett, St. Andrews N. b. jed Frye Co; Mott
Beder, Bedell, Baltimore, Mott Bedell; T. Cornelius, Mar
.hal, Philadelphia Magnolia (Br.), Lockhart; CoTnwsh,
d. X DeWolf; Telegraph (Brl Shaw, Cornwalis, do.
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IAdyertisement.l
AeKScY AND DESIGNATED DE-

GOVERNMENT AGENCY AND DESIGNATED DE-
YosrToRY THs UNITED STATS
TEE NNTH NATIONAL BANK on THE CHI OF M" ohA
JosEPH U. ORyis, President IL M hUHfhhAi' Na'A'
No 363 BROADWAY, YORK, July 1855.
The Secretary Of the Treasury directs this Bank to take bids
o., me remainder Of the LOAN 1881. This 81 pes cent
oold es..besring loan, and is very desirable
Bids should be handed in at once Nothing less ~an ioa
will be entertained No commission will be charged oy 'h
Bank. . ,,,-n
The e,h Of July viii decide the question as the BIDS VIII
that day be opened ,..,.
Interior Banks may join in combination D'o Dy 'e
vrsphins Tuesday, the 9Th july we VII 1o''"'' 'A
Ter eeat prepayment requested.
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III MGfIf fI0Ft fo-dnV az II M.
For Great Britain and the Continent by steamer
Afics Tuesday July S. p m.
Fox Port ROYAL aud Beaufort South Carolina, by
steamer Trade Wind "Wednesday, july 7........ r. M
For South Pacific and Central America, by steamer
Costa Rica. Monday. Jaly Observation-Disclosures. le3 m
For Europe by HberuiHn Thursday, July7 "a
For California, Oregon, Washington Territory, and
the Sspdwich Islands. daily Sundays except
m. and II p. M
Norh-Absnv Buffalo and CaIihdas.5 b III. and 81 o .
North and West Way Mail
Western Mail via Erie Railroad ...5 a. and -
Southern and South. Western Mails A. u and lot p.
Eastern Mail. a. m, and 6.
Newport and Fall River. y. an
The Long Island Mail closes at.........5a and r.
Sunday Mss-On Sunday al mails close at......
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Trayelers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson h. H., CO Wauen.s., 10
am, and T. o, and 1910 r. Sunday train from
To Albany, by Harlem r. r., 10Th st, 9Th sv.i from
30th at. 10 a and 2. Sunday trlin..... p
TO Albany, Corzenss Hotel Dock, weS Point
Newburgh. Poushkeepsie, Rhuebeok Ca,tkl,
and Hudson. by steamers Dan'l Drew and C. Nib-
bad. leaving Desbrossess Handing al @hs) At g.
To Baltimore, by the New-Jersey X. r., foot Of
midnight sunday 100 p n
To Boston, by New London line Pier 50 \. X,
stonington line, Pier IS N. r., and Fall River
line Pie. N r.. daily Sunday eIcsqted)....... sop n
2h.t and lh.sv .......,....,...ss N. and 800 p.
sv., yis Shore Line Ia snd p m sunday. sp.
! aud 10 a NJ ana 500
To Bridgeport, BY steamer Bridgeport, from Peei =.
snip, p. H. deiy........'': ~
and loot Of 3lh.st f. R....,...,...ss and $3.50 D.
To New. Haven, Hartford, and springbeld-Stearn-
eTs leave Peel Sip N:.v: 1,s ssa
and +thsv., at T. g. IL. m VI $50 and 81" p n
To Eewburgh. Cornwall, Yves, Point Poughkeephe,
and Robdout, By steamer Mary Powell leaves jay o.,
a. landing daily. = p u
To Poughkeepsie by steSIsbost Thoms, Conyer.
Leaves Jsy-st, daily. landing at Dst, N y,
Yonlers. Ttrrytown, West Point, Cornwall New
borgh and Milton. ....;....'..:.....;;.:.,,;'
To the West, by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
Sunday train 600 p II
foot Of Coursnd,st.. M II and 700
To PhhdepAia, by New Jersey Railroad, foot Of
and IL Midnight Sunday 600 p N
Pier ss K toSt Of Bsrclsyst....s m and 2so p.
CeurtIandtst., and 10 a m, y p. NJ, aud II
For further Information in reszd 70 Rsicsd Time Table,
see sdyertisemenls IN another part Of this paper.
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VI epnOrnnda.

Bris CriDes at ih. port reports. June D.. steamer
steering & p, apparently bloctaderunnef with double
engine steamer about in miles steTn To- a chssr when N
,hsr track uesed up bale Of cotton and quAnt Of Ioo.s
cotton.
The Floating Hospital Florence EghiinsAle
Qugrsnue Saturday morning tSWsd % 10 uioorng,
In the Lover bay. The Buoy No the taA Of the
West BArt
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Reccipts Of Produce.

July 2-l6OOO bbls. Flour l s07 bbs Whisky $50 bbs
Corn M, lOQO BUSH Wheat - 900 bush Corn 80 200 bush
Oats $40 pk Provisions sll pAg Lard, 27l pigs Butte
lT3 pkgs. Ashes.
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professional Notiree.

~ u. HAMMOND, NJ. d, formerly Pro.
~. lessor OF Special Ans.omy 10 nthe Syrac Medical
Coles- y. Y Consultation. on NERVOUS DEBILITY Med
teal and Surgical Affections from 70 TO- 70 and oe
iugs ho. 81 ksSt 27ths between ith and hadisonsvs
nR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IL INSTITUTE No. 7 Belch-st.. betwesa Nariok and
West BroAdwav The only psce whese the afflicted VIII
receive proper medical treatment. Hour oH a. IA TO p IL
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
H Seap-l. attend. exclusively 10 OPERATIVE SURGERY
Structure Hrinorrhods Narcoce- and tsula Ofhcs hours
from TO anu 10 Eve nins, at No ~ finn svenue
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Cooperation Noiires.
OFPcE CRoroy AeuEDUcT BOARD, July Z, 1854
C,ROTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT..

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT.-
" TO CONTR ACTORS proposes ineosed In
separate envelopes each Endorsed with the a,e OF the Work
which may be offered the OF lie person peseh
ing same and the date Of sentaton Wi be
a, this Office until II O'Clock StTt RDAf, Jny iSo'-
the Construction Of Sowe, IN tAs following streets 10
wit: ... -. :,
Finh avenue between Seventy uinth snd Eighty'nnth
streets Morton street. between hntson aud washington
.,re.ts Clinton street between RiyIson and Delaney
Grand street between G!eene and Mercer Streets
Eighth avenue between Sixteenth and Seventeenth ,ee,s
and Ety second street, between Third and Fourth ayneues
Specfes,ions and blanks or the ods can
be obtained application toe Con,Ias Css a. ss once
" THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBT L. DARRAGH, iAqaeduct
Jane n 1864 A. W. CRAVEN, } Board
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IAdxertiselnept.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK oy NEW DIX no =
wslst June a. lse4Is-~ secretary o. 'ne fs's'iy VIII
receive sealed Proposals for soVV" Of sS per Cent "''
REGISTERED Bonds Of 1891 this being tbs unswaded
portion Of the Is Loan The PROPOSAL WIN be opened
10 W,,bip,top on the 18th Of July, al noon
No bid. under 10 viii be considered.
h Bspl viii include in its bid any orders from ether par
tics, chargins. per osDt coH'nai'ion-
b pn viii carry Interest from Jaly lst snd any itereS;
,, NAV DO es,Aea the Bonds between July 1t and the
N, noaey 1, received may be settled 80 pei Oe1t pro
ord,rs nom parties tbs, hsys aocout with tina BARI
must be ,eeom panied with tive per prepayment The
bslsnee must be paid before the lsth % july
&c. THOMPSON. Preadeua.
JAsEs cuRPHEI, Cashier
narkets-CAAETuLLr REPORTED roH TVS ~ Y fmB5Sh
SATURDAY.. JOY lS6A
and Pearls at 44 yod els y 100 ~ LII
CoTToN-Ths demand 20 day has beeo moderate. snd we
bear Of only few hundred bales being so!d-tie market
closing hrfn however 81 g. IS for MiddirsE
COFFEE-Ihe inquiry has been moderate, snd no shss Of
fuPorsne, repor,edi prices BoHsihssy enehsnsed
FLOUR AND MEIlr-WeStern and State Flour has been
10 active demand sud 10 effect sales lower prices were
accepted and the cose prices were nominal 1ie aen tno
g chiefly Tor iotyIe delivery z ~ To- s zoe
bb at $c1 30 FOR superhne stste end Westerns SO
u for E,s State S - f.s Es.sy 90 90 s s XIX
ping Ohio ell oo 70 for Trade and Family do end 81 %
flS for ST. Louis E}rsE Canadian Flour IL DUH iowe
and prices at the irregusri sales OF ~ bos at ~
Goa Sil for common Extras ll zSus 50 er Trade
ard Family Do southern Floor lower and es1iaT sae oil
sD1 County and Ell 5Oas3 30 for Trade snd Fsuy do
Rye SoDI Ia Ggs. I'D lower saea Of ~ va ss'o Com
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CAVALRY BUREAU OPVIoE OF ASSISTANT OrARrrR'{
sAsTEK. No. - sTATE-sr. hgw.loRk, June ~, 1914
GAVALRN HORSES WANTED.-I will
" purchase In OPEN MARKET all the Cavalry Horses
that may be- presented and pas inspection o. the GoyeIsnnt
Stables Ot and S'hs In this city until further
notice. -.
Payment will be made in checks payable in cetic,.es Of
debtednes when 20 Horses received
Pnce one hundred and fifty $50 dollars each.
GEO. T. BROWNING, Capt. and A. 2. ".
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NEw-YUKk DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JULY A. 1864
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun-R,es. i39 Sets...... 7:34I hoon-Sets.... 58
WATER THIS
Sandy Hooh 6l3 Gov leland 8I Hell Gate 1921
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Receipts by Erie Railway.
nIai,. close nj the Post-Once.

july 10 car. Cattle, 20 cars Hogs, care Sheep q
cars Horses Total cars ~.
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Ale0ilal.

DR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE, at Florence,
IL Mass-PleasAn and healthy mountain region, miles
from Northampton Depot Soi. and coolest gIsnis
water Diet sbundsnt. DR.. MUNDE, Oldest disciple OF
Presuits Tresmert purely hydratc-
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Sales bp Anttion.
Copartnership Notices

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The firm OF
~ Bernhard HUTTON was dissolved by the death Of
Mr. james Bernhard Oh the 2l.t day Of April last Tho bust
Of the firm viii be continued by the Surviving partner
under the firm name OF Bernard HUTTON.
July |, 1884 BENIN II. HUTTON.
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MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
N1 in -Four Weeks by D.. RlCoRD's ESSENCE o. LFf.:
This wonderful agent Nil restore Manhood " the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from EIcesses SELF
Abuse the Effects Climate, Natural Causes, lhe nme
rerrd 10 cure the inyeeT.te four weeks Fail
ure is impossible DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE 10
sod in with Tor 49, four qusnt
tie, Ia one for 50 Sent carefully packed receipt OF remit
lance by accredited Circulars sent rec receipt
Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND, Sole Agent U. b, No
"a; Rroome.,i enc door west from Broadway N Y, OIL.
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alilitarp Notices.

WOUNDED SOLDIERS
~ Members OF Returned Regiments and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers having Claims, also seainen having Prze sinAh
on BROWN SHELDON, Military Office No, 2Pnsssce'
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Dentistrp.

NJ b. GRIFFIN g. BROS, No. 25S Grand
I've st. New. Yort snd No 357 Fuonyt, Brooklyn, arc
extracting Teeth positively without pain BY The 9' o. nitrous
oIyd No cafs. FOR extracting when artificial teetb are 10
inserted They also inserting iu sets Of Ieb on Gold
as; Pana SO; Silver, sl0 Rubber, SO P.Ttial Seis
on gold e.; silver 81. Extracting rs eeuts
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6orses, Carriages, &7r.

oulKrERx,srxRs orsics NEW YoRx AprL is, 1896.
4 RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.-l 900
~ Artillery IOr-es wanted, for which One Hundred and
Seventy Dollar, VII be pad for ell that paas Inspection
These horses b. sound every particular broken 70
than IS. hand. hsb. aud viii be presented for
inspection the Government stables 5A ST. between lTh
~ llth ayrul,a sTEWARf VAN kLlE1,
Qaartermaster.
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GOVT AND RHEUMATisM .,. .a .r.
All sufferers from tle above conplan. either or recent or
long standing are advised TO use BI4AlRS GOVT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS They be Teied upon as the most
safe snd eaecua remedy offered TO the public and have
been universally used ia Europe for many years with the
Prepsred by PRoUT q HARsAET No fss Strand Lon
DON England; and sold By their AseRss, WELLS Co,
FGanklinst, New.York. -. -
Her Mseys have authorized the name and
sddress OF THOMAS PROUr, 22S Strand London" 70 b.
pressed upon the Soyeruent stamp affixed 10 each boz Of
the genuine medicine
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s3s. lss, 10 s6l, se3, 05T ss3 "a. goo

o,al warehouse entries soOO7OS2 sl354 60 Ssgss 4si
Add consumption entries 3ol4s,663 4S2l,53 oSE'41J
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usoSins CARDS. &r.

AT WM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
N tonst-wEDDln~G CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
lE.,sblished 1871
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Chemical Bank.-s,a,ement Of the CHEMI

Chemical Bnnk.-Statement Of the CHEMICAL
BANK reanred by CHAPTER 49, Laws is for the wes ending
saturday, TIE 50 day Of July, 1874;
Aversse amounts 81 Lou- and Discounts
--- 49,.
amount Of Crcuih'iOn 10000
Average amount Of ID 6,SSsx1B
george william, Cashier Of the Chem Bank being duly
sworn de-e and that the 70 the best Of
ny inovledge and t.iiei G. q. WILLIAMS Cashier
sworn before !. ihs % dsy VI July. lsA.
n C. Puhlr.
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The following shows the imports OF Dry
Goods at NewYork for June in the past three years:
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New-York County Bank.-Stltenent OF tHs NFN :
YORK COUNTY Rthk s.reqnrt by Cbsre 20 Lave OF l9 bf
the -nIns So .dsy, tis % dsy OF July, iJ4s
LsAs aud Dsoan szO1eOb %
s,,outd Sp~,- 2i.IIb ~
saooat Of Cfes iat ~ Sooe: ~
1Os.os> 20
Cts a4d Coany New rUfk bssc g osieu Cashier OF
he County Bak bns tS sworn depc and .ay mai
knoaiedse AMI beie
ISAAC G. OGDEN Cashier.
suh.rrfsed and bcse els u day efyuy, iSf
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