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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-09-21

Persons Of feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attac4S
Locaess of Spirits, and Fits of Ldnguor, ind
prompt and permanent relief from the Bitters The
testimony this point is most conclusive, and from
both sexes,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-09-21

Asa general Tonic HOSTETTER'S BITTERs pr
duce effects which must be experienced witness
before they he fully appreciated. In cases 81 Z
stitufiOHuE H-eaEE Ks, Premature Dectty and pen
ty and Decreit. is arising from OLD Ace il eXeTcis
the electric influence. IN tue convalescent stages
all diseases it operates as a delightful invigoral
When the powers Of nature relaxed, 1t operates
re-enforce and re-establish them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-09-21

Sold by
III DRUGGISTS EYER YWNERF
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S- TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the Advertise ment and send for it.
1y25 And Avoid Imposition and Exposure.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-09-21

Sc that the sEniturc Of 60 M, JACKSON" is on the
WRAPPER Of each bottle
Should your nearest druggist not have the article
do not be pat of by amy Of the Intoxicating prepar
and we viii forward, securely packed nv EXPRESS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-09-21

Last bat not least, it is The only lSafe tinatHa,
being manufactured from sound and innocuous ma,
rails and entirely free from the acid elements pre-
more less in the ordinary tonics and stofnac'17
the present day.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-09-21

JOHN BONNER,
County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-09-21
II fC fES,

Large Size tboidiug nearly double quautty,)
Si,00 per Bottle-half doz. $500
small Sze-1J cents per BottIe-half doz. Si.0o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
PASSENGERS Arrived

Il. ,,enrip Cir of Raltinor from LsypeO and 9Sts''
on-Msd Desersnges Mrs Malleson Mr. aud Mrs sIA,on'
Miss syon Miss Berg Miss Basshaw, M Graham SsP.'
j. C. Emery and lady Capt W Jordan Capt barratt ~ -
Homes j. s. Conway, Nj Jerome, J. Ponto A kins, r.
Human Burke End J. Seut, e Prsit ~ "yae -
Wiley h Juglia f. Bein w. Loring j. Butter ORTIZ r.
Grreebe Jos Gzreche, Mrs Hogart, J. Griihths NJ VAN
plank b. Bagshsw, ID. McC alum, Asbnry B Ciarkei a.
tsraeron H. Reynolds, Mr. Goddard, M Hamilton, mr.
Puuknt Mr. Lebel J. C. Gzeche J. Hegsrt 5ir otsme'
Henry Rausch, j. Holmstein w. Reynolds. =.
Ia iteanship Ceiio, from London and Hdrre,hL ana
M., Wood Capt and Mrs. Baiie Capt sherman M; rus,
Mr. and Brs MORGAN Mrs. Berya, Mils Hei1sns Miss y.
Honans Miss Dempste Mr.. Herod and zlV others IN s
Storage.
Ia ,tcqmahp Nec York, from Bremen rfa Southampton
Mr. T. scheuss Charles Hook, family and servsnt !, hols
Harry Oerch family and servant Charles Delius Nh ane
Mr. Henry Sehwarz, Mr and Mrs. Daniel hnoop ynnas
Koimann lob Reinrnsnn Lorenz Cautsdor, Chas Rnnph
Oscar Kablcs ~ Ruhlng f. Schwoon, O. Royge, W. Held
SIGH, Leroy dc Cemmont. and others. - ,,.r.,
IN s,asey United States JrC he',, oredn'-haor Lisoer
Meior Tracey Lcs Beebe, Capt Pemberton' Lent j. ~
Gaydner Charles Wal, Miss Lucy Famie A. ID. Ward. 70
IT, Monckton, Capt H. w Sanford, J: ', GrhIh, Japt'
BsDehard Lieut. Flint d. l.. Weeks Lest Doodae j. =.
Msrtin H. o. Obson Lieut. c. c. Morse, Dr. stowei j. h
Herbert John X. STOKES. l. H. Frolch John r. Cond1n,
Capt Geo r. Bell Col Lindsay DR. H. swan Lieut. ;" n
Keey s. c. Clark Mrs r. r. Ysaton, Mrs Reed MRS Nc
Ksnn Samuel Birkre Mrs. ststton, and others IN NE
In s.eas-r PereI from Beasfort-Mears JACOBS WGd,
Moore McChesney harsen Fyerson, Francis 'olsl u
Chase A. II. Ruand Mr. Tostrn and son, Mrs IP'' OHs
end servant, and Is III the r.-ersge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
TUESDAY, July 5-P. N.


Gold opened at 234, and rose to 2i2, closing
nrm at the quotation In the afternoon, saes
were made as high as 2is and business was resumed
spOn the street under the repeal Of the Gold BILL 1he
closing rate was pa The Hon. VIM. Pitt fessenden
has accepted the Treasury Department and assumed It's
duties Government Stocks higher. and In demand
On foreign Registered 6s OF 1891. 1911 bid
Coupons, lO4 alO4l; 52Os Coupons lO5i9lo5ii Cerif
Gates oct ae6; Ohio Is us bid Tennessee 6s So ass
Missouri Is, 60; Canton Co, 37i05s; Quicksilver
Mining Co., 75i 975si Minnesota, 42i; Delaware and
Hudson, 937924o; Pennsylvania Coal 2l4a2l7i Cum;
berland Coal 67Idss Central Coal 6sa70i Pacific Mail
BIS; NY Central 1870 1874; Erie, isl; do Preferred
al3; Hudson River, 1856; Reading l390l39I; Michigan
Central l3sQl3s!; Michigan Southern, 940e4i; do.
Guaranteed 1850 40; Illinois Central 1915 GJ3lti
Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 12!9l2i; North Western
sQS52! do Preferred IS ass; Cleveland and Toledo
l4O6lf5; Rock Island, 139l13li Burlington and
Quincy, l3lQl3l4; Prairie du Chen, Gsaoet; Fort
Wayne i12Iall3 Terre Haute and Alton, $685.
Toledo and abash G4Q6e; Ohio and Mississippi Ger
si6cates 81 a52i. Stocks opened with good deal OF
frmness on the street. and at the Stock Exchange were
In good demand. The pressure ~ sell cesh stock was
continued and tho market was soon overloaded and
broken After the call stin lower rates were accepted
From the extreme depression there was a rally but
there was no buying to indicate any operations for
an advance In the absence OF all information 10 the
policy Of the Treasury Department stock operators are
not inclined TO take much risk. The closing prices
were: Sew-York Central, 1855; Erie. ll5s; Hudson
River, 1851; Reading. l3ss; Michigan Southern e3
Illinois Central 1885, Cleveland end Pittsburgh, ll3l
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 52i Cumberland
Coal &c.
Money is active at u cent, and brokers not
readily supplied at the rate 1t is supposed that the
ne1t movement by the Treasury Department. for money
li be made in the form OF issue of 730 currency
notes to be paid 10 the public creditors the notes
are not ready for use II not improbable that tempo
rary loan will be made upon these notes done
upon the five per cent notes when first used The ac
eeptance Of Mr. Fessenden gives great satisfaction in
financial circles and upon al sides disposition !;
shown TO render him assistance. Under bis admins
tration the National and State banking systems all
work tremendously with the Treasury. The new tax
and tariff bills are calculated TO yield large income
and 10 reduce very ssnsb the amount OF money 10 be
borrowed. The last European mail brings fayorabls
news for United States Stocks and considerable orders
fer 500, which have become special lavorite.
The Citizens Gaslight Company of Brooklyn
has declared dividend Of 4 cent payable July l5
The aggregate exports Of Produce and Mer-
ehandise exclusive Of Specie FOR the past week
e5224,7O1.
The transactions for the week at the Custom
House and Sub Treasury have been a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
Nw.YoRK JUVENILE AsYLUM.-There is a

Ngw-YORK JUVENILE AsYLUM.-lhere is
building In West Thirteenth street known as " ne
House Of Reception" whore children aro admitted ana
retained for short period before they are sent to the
Asynm The children sent TO this institution are those
committed at their parents request on account OF deS'
trton those left without protection on account OF the
arrest OF their parents for nemperancc, vagrancy or
crime; Migrants pfcrcrs, trnants &c. under the ages
Of fourteen The buildings Of the Asylum are located
between the Tenth and Eleventh avenues, near Wash
ineton flights and accommodate about $50 childr n,
and are Usually filled to their utmost capacity. HE
treatment Of the inmates has relereuce 20 their reform
elton in morals and their improvement IN healtb and
education. S>ACes, ~ a oc.cs. WoF4. -,~ty --c
ersston-d.c ylins. inoncing systematic kbiatons
sAssisi ebedsicbes snd suici TeguA!Iiy--s.s among
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
Trayclers, Guide.

To Albany By Hudson r.. r. 90 Wsren.si., az
an, and g. aud Oi+o p. m Sunday tram nom
To Albany by Harlem X. r., 26th.st. 4,h.av Irom
56th st. 10 a. m. and p M Sunday ,rain...... P. "a
To Albany, Cozlenss Hotel Dock, West Point
Newbursh Poughseep'le, Rhlnebeck, cst.s,il
snl Hudson. by steamers DAM Drew and C.'Nib-
bard lcSns Dcsbrones 81, tlsndinz 3J,hsl Al N
To Baltimore by the NewJeney r. r., foo, Of
midnight 80 p. m
To Bos,en hy New London line, Pier ss n X,
Storm -ton line, Pier 10 N. H., and Fall RiyE
Inc Per n H. daily (slnday eIcrPted)...:. 500 p m
TO Boston by New.Ileyen Il. r., VIA Springfield.
2Ith-st and 4thay. ......,.....8s H. aud SOO D. m
10 Boston by New Hsye-l ~ r., g7ti,.t. and 9Th
ay via Shore Line 2i and p. suaday;... 500 p.
To Buffalo by Enc Railroad, foot Of Chambers.
and III a. NJ and 9OV p N
To bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, from Peek
Slip. r. X. IL
TO Geenport, Islp, Fire Island, and other resorts
Long Island, by H. ]. Railroad, frOm Jsmers.ir
snd foot OF i-rt. l.. R....,....8a. aud $40
To w.Hsyen Hartford, and oprnghed-Steam
ers leave Peck Slip at. ........9t sni III
To New Haven, by the New-llaven R.R., 2ithst
and 9Th sy, at T. ~ M l2i $3.50, 81 and soc o.
To Ncwburgh, Cornwall, West Point Poushkeep;io
and Rondout by steamer Mary Powell leaves Jay
st. landing daily 3ip m.
To Poughkeepsie, by steamboat Thomas Coly,r.
Leaves Jayst, daily, landing at 5Ost, y. Y,
Yonkers, Tsrrytown, West Point, Cornwall, New
bursh and Milton. u.
To the West, by pennsy yanis Central Railroad,
foot Of Courllandt.st., a. m. and and p. NJ.
Sunday train e:oop. N.
foot Of Coorsndt.s...,. M, u and 1901 m,
To Phladelphia, BY New Jersey Railroad, foot Of
aud !: ih5nrlt smday,....:............... s:Cer IN
40 TnIi... y,,s, ~ Ns.4-.a 49, -.l-- u E-llctd,
RE, Is y n, last Of gs,esys... and sOo u
TO Ns.hi9sion. By New Jersey IL H.. foot Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
fAdyertisement.l

/ 1.-THE HUMAN FACE DIvINE."-A New Sys'
en- Of PbysiOgnomyEyes Ears Nose, LP'' Mouth Head
Iir Eyebrows Hands, Feet, SKIN, Complexion WIN al
"s. OF Character and How Read Them, in the PnRE
roIoa,cAL JOURNAL Only 81 year. New Volume begins
With Jns Number. Sen. by first post for 70 cents oy
FOWLER WELLS, No. 389 Broadway, N. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

A correspondent urges the creation of more
Drinking Fountains IN the highways and squares Of our
City. We heartily second tho proposition, without an
cipaip half the b4net from it that is foreseen by the
mover II tho Fountains were Lemonade.or even Ice
Water they would doubtless be extensively patronized
but naked water in these deys not popular beverage
Uowe-er let W have the fountains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

TuB FOURTH IN THE EIGHTH WAFO, Brook
LrS-Tho day vas celebrated by the citizens OF the
Eighth Ward, Brooklyn. ut the Union Ranch by the
reading ofthe Declaration Of Independence BY William
II. Bergen, en- Grafton by silas i. butcher, and a
spirited address by Alonro II. Gale. Tho gathering
WIS imprompu affair but nevertheless proved inter
estng end instructive to those who were fortunate
enough to have heard Of the enteganmsnt in time to bs
present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
CITY ITEMS.

ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRIsoSERs.-Th u. -
steam transport Pstopsco, Capt. Nof from Point
Lookout Md in 30 hours, arrived on Monday. She
has on board 400 Rebel prisoners for Ehnira in charge
OF Capt. A. J. Marsh Gin oOrnuaudl, Capt. NJ II.
Church, Lieut.. JOhn i. Davis and 100 Of tho lltb
Regiment. Veteran Reserve Corps, as guard
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TAdverttssu, ntl
GovERxMESr AGENCY AID DESIGNATED Dis

GOVERNMENT AGENCY AID DESIGNATED DIS
PosIToRT OF TEE USITEp STirEs
THE NISTs NATIONAL BANK OF THB CiTr OF kRw foRr.
JOSEPH u. ORvis President. H. NJ HUMPHREY Gamer
No $50 BROADWAY, NEv. YoRK, Ju!ys, 1854
The Secretary Of the Treasury directs this Bank to take bids
for the remainder Of she LoAs OF 1881 This Is al cent
Cold inteTestbearins loan and is very desirable.
Bids should be handed in st Nothing less than 1of
VIII be entertained No commission wil be charged sy this
Bank. -
The 9Th et July VIII decide tho question, az the bids viii
tina, day BE- opened.
Interior Banks ay join in onr combination bid by 'ee
graphing Tuesday, the sth July We viii advance the
per cen; prepayment II requested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

Grant, ise; William snelind nj Henry Downing 10 O.
vrom New York-R Peschsr 9Ioi Aaron FreasndaIb "a;
Samuel Butter 1906 David hosher o. }. EiO'I .; Isaac
Lewenstein, %.
Fror, Now Jsrsey-B Lawrence %; Andrew RObbIDs
o45 b. Rarn,sy 90 Richard Bells ls9, John Cornell l02
John g. sohomp -; Peter S. Bells, 49, Wm H?Belns 70
Hunt 4 swearey IT,
From Now YoIk-saniI Beciwith soi Doiy q 20, 81 A
n .AlsiEe 29. 10, M, e.,
I3I Jane, Mulvan 20; SAINT sdnor 1885, A. Psrott JOS
p 4 Henry 81: W. A. Besley, 30.
From Iilno.-S. 2. Whitney les.
From Missouri. w. Gentry, 327
From New Jersey-C. Wills, ~
THE SWINE MARKET.
Rse.irts by Railroads. to wit-HudsoD River Railroad
ei37; Erie Railroad, 3|3i NewJsrsey Central Railroad
1910. Total, A2ia
Live weight Dead weight
W,stern corn. fed hogs...".....".lOi0l c. - d c.
Dj,,ilery f,d hors..............l0 i4l0ic. - a.. c.
We report to-day lower range Of prices than quotations OF
lat Tuesday The depression is owing to combination oil
csutes among which eEdeney during the past lew day
10 suspend active operation. IN provisions owing 10 the I'm
settled ,ae OF TIE market caused by the hnetuato'
in Gold xchange also the duness consequent upon the
approach of hobby has hsd effect upon the saet.Ier
They, knowing would be impossibe to XII Tor
the the week rather cautious IN the
purchases Several lots Of inferior hogs arc on the iaA
some Of which not worth to-day over lec -,
better feeling in the market this morning ana IeI'
Is inquiry 81 the above p.ices. -
The arrivals for the week amount t.,.''.''ltIt5
Same tiIne last ycEr''''''.''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

w. p. FBssENDBs, as Secretary OF Tammany,
BY his talents and industry commands the confidence o. al
parties. The excellence and economy OF kESrs EAST Sp
CoyrER It similar unanimy Of approval 500 oy
al grocer Price % cent. No. Asa for KKSTs No otLeH
sencne General depot No. l54 Reades.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
Sailed.

JuLI aS;esmships-star OF the South Bsyiaere Chso,
pion Nirgins
ships-sauspareil, y. y. Gsbain
BaTks-Ssrsh Union, Koslnos, AuTors yeoce sive,
Craig Anna.
july &-stesmers-Costa Rics, Atlantic.
BarL-Theresa.
Bng-Cleopatra.
schoouers-Fisht. Pilots Bride, Ira BBss VIM Bow.
Thrzsher, Richard Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

The prominent methods adopted 10 frod1cs the desired
reformatoIy Influences recent visit to the Asylum
and an opportunity afforded Ms Of making an inspection
n The various Department. justfes the highest com
nendation OF the public spirited and benevolent gentle
men who act its Board Of Management as wen as 10
the zeal and learning Of its able Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
> weekly Rcpor, Of Deaths

In the c,, Of NewYort from the 18th day Of June to the
4th day of July, lse5
Men 10; women, 100; boys 1888; grs l7a-totsl s7l
Aaults 30; children, 16i males, 29Ji females, 27s
Coored persons, 9.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..,....Jurr
CLEARED.

ship-G.ors, Otto lIan.), Cornelius, S. John, n B.,
Russf Bros. -
Bhg.-Dsuuiark (Br) Staples, Caibsnen Cabs, Thsyer
SARGENT Eibs tBr), Earl Windsor, N B., D. H. De"ofi
sesbird OBI Stevens. MoDcton, N X: .
Sterling Fortress Monroe, j. "
Dsiley; Emma r. Prnde, Ward. Aumsnessex, do.
s!oopCaroline Maynard, Middleton, b. b Racket ser-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
CcoPER UNION LITERARY CLass.--Tbo clos

COOPER UNION ISibRARi ILASS.-I Do tIUS'
irg exercises Of this Glass took place on Saturday even
ing in the Music Hall Of tie Cooper Union. Tho room
and stage we're ,aetefslly draped with the American
ccn.s. Peter Cooper, esq, presided Tho exercises
consisted Of ora,ioBs original and selected and dis
oussion Of the question lis it advisable in al cases ioI
,he United States carry out the Monroe doctrine
in which tho members Of the Class acquitted them
seires most crediiAt.y.
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port-War0ens' Noiite.
STATE OF NEv-YoaE.

PoRr-WARpEss' OPFIcE, No. 104 Wsllst
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance witt,
section q The act passed April H. 1887 entitled IAN
ct TO Reoganze the Wardels Office Of the Po.t Of New
YORK. 20 all persons Interested in having charge Of thn
subject matter Of such inquiry examination or survey ,hs
mo following vessels under Examination BIZ the Por3
ardens and that the said surveys examinations will be
completed within ten days succeeding this notice on
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Passengers Sailed.

In bark Teyesa, for ST. Thom1sHr. and Mrs " r. Elm.
mons Mrs Anduze and Children J. PsThoFsen For
Mraeaibo-Joscph Audreyon, Mrs A T. Foster and thIee
children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
Arrived TUESDAY, Jul

NFSUA1. July y.
Steamer Petrol tU s. transport Davis Beaufort 81 hours
TO U. y Qusnsrmsst-r
steamer Pssp.co GU. = i'ansPoEtl Nea Point Lockout
hours. 20 u. :. Quartermaster.
Steamer Baltimore Lewis, Washington 50 hours. mdse u
James Band.
Steamer Pelican. wGdron Providence nd.e and pass 10
E. Bynnef.
Steamer Delaware Ashmore. Trsnton mdse. to H. Hosg
land.
Steamer Potomac Sherwood. Portland, nadss. to II. B.
Cromwell Co.
Steamer Franklin Young, Baltimore mdse to William D.i
cell. ~
Ship Fair Wind (of Bo-on Crowe SAP Francisco March
H. ndse 10 W. T. Coleman CO. Passed Cape Horn May
on the Cape, passed ship Wm Woodbury., from CalAa
On tie 27th lat IL 03 81 lon p 81 W. spoke ship Msmboa
80 days from Calico for Valencia, Spain
ship Chattanooga Hamilton, mstanzss 10 days ballast Il
Ward Cove.
schr Equator Amy Eetheurs s days, frut to order.
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Arrived.

Steamship Celia tBrl BiipseF London i,h. Wis I;vsn'
4 - on rs s pas passed q dip ST LADY ahp asM1on
Steamship EeT.Yors (Brsm J, Wenke Bremen 10TH ard
Southampton I'D at p H. ad,s and pa,' to oere n
22d o. In the Britain Channel passed bark nsgse
steamer, with Confederate eoor, flying standing
steamship City Of Baltimore tBr irshoqse LiverPco,
sw H ths Fins, ' bound in i between lat !. % and q TO-
fd 9n . 20 .ed = ~ sosns
Steamship United state, ~; s. transport Share New
Orleans Days &c hour, to Y, 5. Qoar;ermaster
Steamer Commander, Pedcf, Fortress Monroe % hocrf
Steamer Bristol Charles Philadelphia rnd,e and pas to
Steamer Buffalo Jones' Philadelphia, mdss to janet
Bs:k Contest, ROtin,On New.orlesns 72d via Havana n
days, balss; % II. o., Becker Co
BARK Wilbemine McEwen Port al Prince IL days. cotton
Bsik Anna Tat,e, Cow Bay C. B., 10 days. with coal b.
Bns Model lot Bos,on) Haskell cardenas II days With
big Thomas Young (Bl.), Young chsrlO..eown, p. l.
| 70 days. oats to Tynes Smith.
Brs Aurora (gr Csshon CsIdenas days. sugar to B. y.
Brig Emma I've. Br Waters, Hamburg g days md'e. and
Bris Bes,ierowe (of siciiyl -, Charlsstosn Eng, ca
days, iadse. to master. Experienced heavy weather. with
hiYh seas. almost the entire passage
Bin H. B. Emery Bradford Rondout for Boston.
SchT sam r. Reese Fart Nassau II days. cotton and rags
to master Has 4spsssensers from the storeship C0unsf
schr. Eecngton, Clark Stamford.
schr. Onward, Higgins New.Hayen.
schr Henry Gibbs, Snow, New Bedford
SehT Justice, Tsylor, South Pier. X. l.
Schr Ocean star, Ham, + all River.
Schr '. Barkee~, Con don Albany for Hartford
Sehr J. :. Lane. Smith. New Haven.
sohr Maria Whitney, Hail Vinslhayep for Sandy Heck
Schr Edward Frank, Nichols, Boston
Schr Lsconis, Taylor. Pert Jelerson.
Schr Willis Putnam, Stanley New Haven.
Schr Ceylon Sylvester, new Haven
Schr. Lord Of the Islcs tBr y Cummings Cow Bsy C. g.
- days, coal 10 Brett. Son { Co.
sctr. Neptune, Clark Calais days, lumber Simpson
Clapp.
Schr. Priscilla Curtis, Providence.
schr Queen Of Clippers (Dri DAWSON. Prince Eawsrds
Island IS days, potatoes 20 A. Susishera Co.
Schr Gen. Putnam Shsrot Island days with fruit to
ulsser.
sobr 5. Evans, Hammond Georgetown day., coal to
Merrill Abbott.
schr w Miner, Berry, sagGa Ia Grands II days, sugar
Upper Beattis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

Germ Meal ISL 500 bush wbes As o bush Germ n 10 bush.
Oats 2eoo pigs Provisions 2opsf' Lardp busfsr
242 pags Ashes, GU pkfs. Oil Ctle.
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1872. 1909.

1872. 1891. 1885,.
Imports, mdro.. slz9.sllrs1 elT7ssssS exs1s. 81
EIpts, speeie... 2s,s4s725 @,oB,2@ T,Tsess
The Customs revenue of the port Of New
York for the hsca year jus. closed compares a. follows
with that OF the previous year:
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,rrrnIrrpr Ir.uAHIf

kIN1ATURB AWNING -.
Sun-Ri,ss <:3i Sets........ 7.34 Moon-Sets eS
vtTKR THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 933 Gov Island. 1914 he'll Snie '.'"'.''s
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ABATEMENT on ynsAsCEa.
rIail. Close at tho Post-omce,

For Crest Britain and the Continent, by steamer
Africa 'rue,dsy Iay 81 N
Ear Port Royal and Beaufort, South Csrolina, by
,'eanef Trade Wind, "Wednesday, July 7...... p
For Europe by sts amer ibernin, Thursday July
70. California, Oregon, Washington Tenitory, aud
tss Sandwich Islands daily (sunday' except
and At r.
Nont-Aihsuy, BuSlo and CanaSas..5 O. aud 81
North and West Way r.
W.stern NAL Via Erie Railroad ....3 M. and = p M
souhssn end South " esteru NAILS me- a. o. and ~. p
EaserH Mail M, and 6! 2. m.
New port and Fall p m.
The Lons Island Mail closes Gt......3s m. and y
Sunday EasI,-On Sunday all mails close at.." Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

Bulls HRAD.-According 20 previous an
nouneemept the weeks cattle market at Forty forsA
street opened Tuesday morning though few mean
,estalers sold 90 head or the Fourth As there
were only 900 head in the pens at the opening OF the
r,-let on Tnesday the cattle brokers advanced the
price from one 10 Two pound and the butcher.
were obliged 20 stand the advance. M neaIy al OF
them are wholly dependent upon credit anh are opscu
20 buy ever week, 10 enable them to pay For those
bought previous weeks This is the cause Of ihe ad'
yanee Ills week Some buyers contend that the price
was az high as the highest This we do not believe as
IeIc ~ M was the top this week and We know that
good many cattle have sold Mt over Hc. y n net. ana
not rs good IA those ut l1dlse this week. ~ wii be
seen by reference 70 reports Of the market ilat es1e
.id ,is week al az prices between ~ and s!c y n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

The CoURTs PoR JULY.--The Summer yaea-
ton commences with the present month and Of course
business VII be pretty duh in the courts There Will
DO no jury Tias u1cep, in the Marine Court The su'
creme Court Chambers. viii have is rsual lsigsted
motion calendar II Is probable that none other than
Il parto business viii 10 attended TO % Saturdays in
any Of The cougie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

CRY MogTAiTy.-lhe City Inspector re-
ports the deaths during the past week in this city e!
5l or AL increase Of l7J compared with the corrcS
pondlng week ~ last year The principal diseases
were. Consumption So ConyIsions q. Cholera lhin.
tum - InfaDti!e HaEssnus -, Violence &c, so. vi
The deceased ia, we're under year old, ard 80 were
under u years age A. died IN tbe public institutions
and Al were buried IN Potters FiolJ