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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07
FCTDTTSN rOpN

F.E Lindsey has presen ed US a ear of his Egyptsn
Corn heretofore ADVERT sed in paper. The ear has
solid grain lady, who raised of it last year. sends
certificate stating that she that had not been
p!owed it broad cast-that produced twelve
ears to the stalk.-A6ingd0a P1giaian.
May g. 1864. l2-w3tnd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

TWENTY CENTS STAMPS. Letters deposited in the
post office of this city, with hall Of the twenty cent
Stamp attached to them, viii not he forwarded, but
sent direct to the dead letter Office. Similar letters
forwarded from the Interior by postmasters ignorant
Ct the orders Of the P o. Department in relation to
the said half stamps will the delivered except on
payment Of full postage Riehm0nl. Wig.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-STOLENX

u FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS STABLES WIIhiN
quarter of mile of Eegle Reek. upon the night OF p
25Ih of May black mare with aitre star in her orenea,
her left hind foot marked white up to the ietloeK @
flowing tall thick falling 10 the right except S
near the whers fne dark eyes and of ordinary size one
is natufa troter The above reward will be gwen O
her pprehenson and delivery to me- 1t Is thounL t
she stolen by cavalryman, who was lurking L
my premises thai day. My address is Eagle R9eG SAo
county n c. d. w. hhoDi tF
June 3, 1874. 90"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

a correspondent of the Houston, Texas Zele-
graph, writes from Matsgorda, that, on the 18th
ult, the Federal gunboats Aldbama and Estelle at
tackled tie c. S. gunboat j. f.. Carr, and after a
fight Of two hours and a half were signally re.
pulsed. The Al ;J,.ma Was struck below the water
line the port side, and retired in sinking con-
diton.-Erprcss
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aNoURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SEES.

6NOURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SEES.
" SIONS, OF CHATHAM C0UN ~ Wesley Maroon
and Lemuel NJ. Morg~l, Exrs. OF Benz. Harvard decd,
against Brnkley>Harward and others, Legatees
In this it appearing to the Court that Brinkley
Harvard is resd mt of the State of Tennessee it is
dered that advertisement be made in the North Carolina
Standard for six weeks notifying said Harvard appear
at the next term of said Court be held upon the I'd
Monday of August next then and there to plead
or demur TO said petition or judgment pro cOssSo will be
rendered against him.
Witness Richard G Gotten, Jr Clerk of the said Court
this 10th May, 1884.
RICHARD c. GOTTEN, JR., c. C. C.
May %, 1884. ll-wGt.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07
For the Standard
Headquarters 5sth n. c. Volunteers.
NEAR EIowAH RIVER GA, I


Headquarters 5sth n. G. Volunteers.
NEAR ElowAH RIVER, GA, | .
May %, 1854.
Mr. EDrroR:-Wi you please publish in your paper
list of the casualties. &c in the 5Sth " z yonniee IN
The battle Of OJuSanaa the l4h and 18th instant for
the accommodation of the friends of the regimpht:
Company A-WOunded-Sergt Snpes in face; Privates
Jos Delnger in face John Delinger in head seriously
-MissIng-PriYHtes PresswOud, Tnos Gardener,
C-Kied-Prfvates R Rowlen. Missing-Melvin
Young.
Sol Green-uissing Private Anderson GrogIn.
E-Kied- Private A Riece Wounded Privates
Elijah Coty hand slightly; Ed Coffey, hand, slightly
BealI q Hubs K Sherrild RIO Phillips, G w Rabey
Warren Masten, VIM Reddug Jesse Thomas, Jno GOuley
F~Kiied-Lt C N Moore Private Rnbt 4 McIIisics -
Wounded-Prvaes A Nichols. face, seriously; Samuel
Harvey, leg; W Hagy, thigh, broken.
G-Wouud ed-Privates Sol Miller leg; John Upton,
arm Sol shaw Size; 1t j NernS. shocked with shell.
Missing Privates Nathan Staudsburry W Trivete and
Nathan Phillips
H-KilledLPrivate Preston Smith. Wounded Capt
G. W Harper, leg slightly; Privates Samuel MGJloud
shoulder; tu'emOn, leg, seriously J Bcck arm,
seriously; Cuy head seriously; Julius smith hGge'
Geo TAYLOR. finger; Wm Crys?, hand Missing-Prvate
J !. Rice, Noah Watson, - Mcdowell jas Howell, 81
Upchurch aud NJ FIncannOu.
I-WUunded-Sergt Corttrell, face seriously. Mis-
sing-Prvues JOS RGece, Anderson Jackson joel Digger
John Mathis Bartlett Hulard, Alfred Hilard and )
ISaics. ,
K-Wouud DIT W Duncan, slightly; Prvates Alex
Svers thigh Seriously Henry Justice breast, seriously
LI-Wouuded-Lt Handy, by explosion OF shell !;
Sergt NJ Galloway, breast. seriously; C1rpl Fowler
arm slightly; Private Moses Harvil, breast SLIGHTLY
Missng-PriTates VIM Parson, J II DeIny hcLower
Il Eastridge, Bumgarner and Ssrgt w Il BevinS-
The regiment acted in the most gallant manner making
several successful charges upon the enemy As true
North. Carolinaus the officers and did their whole
duty and ready for the conflict which they constant
" expecting. Respectfully, l.. j. JULIA
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

The summer term of the Supreme Court will
commence in this city on Monday the 18th of June
next Causes will be called by circuits as hereto.
fore arranged, commencing or Tuesday, but no
, week given.-COnfeder0te
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

Hon. \. II. Stephens, of Georgia, Vice President
Of the Confederate States arrived in Danvle on
the 18th, ard left for his home in Georgia, on the
23d iaSt-Hichaond Sentinel
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

1t Col. Jno c. Lamb, 18th n. c.. Troops, died
at Poplar Llwn, Petersburg, on Friday, the 18th
inst. lie was native Of Elizabeth City<
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

AN SALE sr-. .-.-
~ 2u0 gallons Pune Linseed Oil,
100 Reams Letter, Note and Cap Paper,
$4,000 Envelopes,
SEQ boxes Smoking Tobacco, asst,
10000 lbs. Smoking ditto in papers,
2G05 yds light Al c0ttons
Black aud White and Colnred Lawns.
II. N. BROWN & CO.,
Rillsboro, N G.
June 2, 1854. 25-5tpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

HOB.WORK OF EVERY DESCRlP II tJ-S
CD neatly and expedtousIy executed at the NehSan
Office LAND DEEDS, MARRIAGE LICENSES anu i'"7
nv other kinds of blanks now on hand. 81 ,f
May IL, 1864.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

We learn that Lieut. General Longstreet is so
far recovered that he will take the field in three
weehS ut the Eead of his corps
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

JOHNSTON COUNTY.-WE ARE AU.
a bOrized and requested 10 the following
gentlemen the Conservative candidates to represent the
county of Johnston.in the next General Assembly:
For the Senate-TH0S. D. SNEAD, Esq.
Z For the ConImons-W. G.. BANKS and W. A. SMITH
This ticket selected BY the Reserves from Johnston
in camp GoldsbOro and by meeting of the cltl
zens remaining home held at Smhed the 2sth OF
May These gentlemen will be supported by all true COZ
servatves They eadoTse the platform of Vice Presden
will do all they to procure early and honorable
lime Q 1ssA 25-td.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

Il In store and for sale at lowest market rates ''-
JAMES NJ. TOWLES A..
Raleigh, May so, 1894. S 9g|
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EN ANTED ANY NUMBER OF D.
w phlets in large small lots Apply at this Az
immediately. " OHlee
June 2, 1864. o. -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07
.ORsE TAEEN UP.-A NEGRO Ian

HORSE TAKEN UP.-A NEGRO MAN
IL % 81 thirty years old, riding bay Stallion
with black aud TAIL white hind feet white spot on
his left side his shoulder about large dollar
came Factory, Glover Orchard have the said
animal shod The horse is in common working order,
seems much jaded, and has his back caused by
old saddle without pad. upon which the negro was
riding. The horse jud ged be about years old The
negro had pass and made his escape before could ar
rest him secured his buHd!e of clothes however de
reended to be free negro-sad he raised by john
Gibson Of GuUrd county, and seemed acquainted about
Greensboruugh wish the owner TO come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take the horse away.
: = -. JAMES BkYLIFF.
June g. 1854 '-... ~ 25T-H
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

WELL. PUNISHED. D. Baker was tried
at Cumberland Superior Court last week for disti
ling grain into wilisley. lie was convicted and
lined $4,000 and sentenced to GO days impfisou-
ment.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

RpLACK CALICO.-JUST RECEIVED FOR
ID private sale, by the piece lot of Fresh Blockade
Prints Also, ANOTHER supply of Ladies Fine Caters and
walking Shoes JAS. NJ. T0WLES, Agt.
Jnue 2, 1854. %
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w office, two good compositors. The highest MY
paid. prices
June 2, 1864. Ok -
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WARREN.

EDITORS CONFEDERATE BE kind enough to publish in
your columns The frpwing list of Casualties in the Goth
N C. t. Martins Brigade IN the engagements of the l6th
IS and 20Gh of May, Col A d. Moore, Commanding.
Field and staff No casualties.
company A-Captan w Latta, commanding. Killed
-Privates Lewis Christman and Sydney Browning
Wounded -Sergs W Barrow leg severely, Whitaker
leg severely privates hangum hand Wiley Teasey hip,
Robert Cafes side Nathan Touch breast dangerously John
rnnagau sou der severely John Pool forehead John T.
james finger, HIlInan Glenn face severely Garrett
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eEAA REWARD. --sToLEN FROM

@EAA EDWARD. STOLEN FROM
Se1VV the subscriber on the night of Sd instant
one bay MARE, three years old, large and likely Her
lies the left sde-rather dappe bay. black legs
aud tail. Taken by Vaughns Cavalry. Any person
that will return said Mare will receive the above reward
JESSE VAHN0Y.
Wi'bars N. c.. May %, 1864. 22-6w.
- all the State papers copy six weeks and orTard
accounts above.
NORTH CAROLINA, CHATHAM COUN-
~ TX, Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Term
1864 John c. Harvard and others the issue of Henry
G. CastleheTry and wife Patsy. Two petitions ID to d.
vide land, and (2) tn sell and divide slaves.
appearing TO the Court that the issue of Henry Cas-
tleberry and wife Patsy (Wh unknown, are
residents IF This State it is ordered that advertise
ment be made in the NorthCaroliua Standard for six
weeks commanding said persons to appear at the next
term of Chatham County Court to be held upon the ID
Monday of August nex then and there plead, answer
or demur TO said petitions or Judgment will be given
against them pro cOhfesso.
ESWitness, Richard c. Cotton Jr Clerk of said Court at
Peterborough, this 28th of May. 1854
-.. RICHARD G. GOTTEN, JR., c. C. G.
May 81, 1884. 19-w6t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

DIsrAsoE ON THE STATE sRoxD.-=The following
table of distances on the State Road will be yaua-
BILE for refarenne. . !. nj ! =: 2 w.. \. =
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-07

Rome by the Railroad, is seventeen miles west
of Kingston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

0uestiou.

No de- or not 20 do; that is the question:
Whether It's wiser in state, 10 suffer
The chat and swagcer of outrageous Bismarki
Or 20 take arms against a lot of Germans,
And by opposing, smash them make war-to
fight;
No more; and, by fight to say we end
This nausea, and these thousand awful shocks
To our proprictyi-a oonsummation
Devoaiiy 10 be wish'd. Make war,--to fight.
To fight perchanco To pay;-aye. there 5 the rub
For in that fighting time what bills may come,
when We have shutiled off this modest budget,
Must give us pause: there the respect
That makes humiliation Of long peace:
For who would bear the qups aud scOrns OF Behst
The Austrlan's wrong, the Prussian's cont9hely,
The pangs of outraged Poles, the Franks delay,
The insOlenee of Russia, and the spuIns
That patient Europe OF her tyrants taxes;
When he himself might their quletus make
With a bare Whitworthl Who would Cobdens bear
To groan or blush under doubtful peace;
But that the dread OF something after "ar'-
Nh uncstimated outlay, from whose deph
No halfpennv returns puzzles the Will
And makes w rather bear those Brights we have
Than Ay 10 Elenb'roughs we know too well
Thus taxes do make towards of US all;
And thus the native hue OF PaimeTSton
Is scklied DER With the pale cast of Gladstone;
And iron-clads of greatest armament,
With this regard their stately heads turn home,
And scuttle out OF acton.--Soft you, now!
Pair Alexandra: -Nymph, in thy prisons
BE all my slls rcmcmDeIcu'
DANISH lady. Good, nay Lord.
How does your lordship since this conferenceI
n. humbly thank you; tolerably well.
u. l.. My lord, have certain promises Of yours
That have long two months to re-dehyer;
pray you now receive them.
H. No, not /;
never gave you aught.
d. l.. My honOrd lord, you know right well you
did;
And, with them, words of so sweet breath
compos'd,
As made the things more rich: their perfume
lost,
Take these again; for to the noble mind
Rich gifts wax poor when giVers prove IN
kind.
There, my lord
~. Ia! am | h0nesti
.. l.. My lord
X Am fair
[Erlt dosbyxi.l j. w.
London Examiner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
What said the Bfiion from his deek,

What said The Briton from his deck,
Gazing down on the sunken wreck
Something was said of guns like mortars,
And something OF smooth-bores at close quarters;
Chain arlnor furnished a word or Two,
But the end of all was both looked blue.
They sighed again Ger the "GIsa. Son'en'ion'
Ono thino thew wished, which they dared not say
q If the tight had but gone the other way!
Heigh.hol told you sol
On Semmes was a sorry fool to go r
IPhila. Press. GEoKeE H. Dohh"'
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DIpEcTIoSs TO sHIPPE rs.

pL al ,rodnce securely 10 avoid breakage OF bores
contents If different qualities are sent, Let them os IN epa
roe packages -,
Msrk rything plainly with the conignees nsmei sso
nat your own name private mark known 70 the c9n-
ee and the contents OF the package upon the 9utos
With number weight Sc, to show what contains anu ""eie
from without opening A.
P, an invoice inside laid npon the top or tackled upon me
undertake of The cover; send duplicate by mail AZ the
time the produce Other articles are shipped stating ''e
'H quar- mi.i.s oieaaa gss ges:a5 S! &c. c1 and
gain reputation for correcless qus, " 'tAf'4 i-Af
ns end good packing that your articles viii always w "a ds
Iland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

PRICES.
Besres-EItrs.....4l 3 son pa O0l Per 100 10 on ne
First quality. II 00a : - ~ total weight o. mdr
Second do, II coz u 10 (tallow, and dressed
Third do..... 00G 10 so beef
Uoyking Or~y,-None. - =,
Cotcs and C1ires-a52d S53; Extra, SoOG 800 fAro"
and Ordinary, Sadi3 80, =,
sacep-6I GTic. p H. live weight Lambs s4d SO q
head. =, ia. =, q.
Sine- shoa,s wholesale, 9idlolc; retail lidlac d.
Hide,~oIaIiie fsiins 25Q2oc. y b, s: 5oa S 20
each. Taow. lf0ll.c = n.
Peits-sOd7sc Lambs. 81 80 81, =. =,
RyyARKs make the number o. Cattle over he North
ern road. Cambridge 81 less than last weeA but st
LARGE suppiy for tho Tho butchers heso,ed aDon
bnyiny ey in the morning. They seemed TO regard u a.
very impor'ant that the Northern dovefs should oestau
thai 100 head Of Western Cattle were on the way TO
[ y ishton and that this quantity must, Of course
knock prices" After waiting an hour or 80 ios me
drovcrs g. arrange schedule Of prices to correspond
with the gree, the number at Brighton 0nsnes
opened gradually cauo1sy bat The crust once broken
went ON quite hy although the butchers complained that
were not much than last week with ss THAN one
half many BRIGHTON At about 10 o'clock the yards a.
/ CAMBRIDGE were almost entirely enptied.
Including few loads that srset last Saturdsy we ed
lel head Of Western Cat,io al Brshton-neary twice inc
several weeks past 10 numbers out Tue quarry
inferior Western Cattle there Il discount OF froui a. 70
L. The bes 10, Of noticed and probably the bet
Il market tol lac. 3lss last week much oetter lot
brought 5c. Noticed other lot, at Be- l2.c, and lc .
Nearly al the Sheep market were brought mere by the
drov,s agents for the butchers on last weeks aee'
Conveniently bot few actual sales The drouth Writing ~.
badly and some Of the bes, hocks sold ~ ss 70 5 ~
4 lead cd sheep r. 7dTbc. Z, ~
Veals higher S89 Sl2 -. 10 lo,i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
lISg PROPERTY

AUCTION SALE OF THE DELAPLAIsR PROPERTY
IN SOUTH BRooKLYN.-The closing sale of this large
property will take place at 70 o'clock day at the City
Hall. Brooklyn, Anthony J. Blocker auctoneer undo,
the direction of Winchester Britton esq.,, referee Tie
lots yet to be sold lie between the Third avenue and
Bay, and include some Of the finest PROPERTY on tie
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

AN IMPosTOR.-A woman has been begging
soliciting charity this week and visiting the Offices
and stores in Beaver and William streets etc., who ID
dressed somewhat similar TO Sister OF Charity and Is
accompanied by little girl with basket The Sisters
Of Charity go around the city to solicit contrba
tons Of any kind this mpostor does and II would be
good thing If this yagrant was duly orrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

FUNERAL OF JOHN HoPPER.-Ihe funeral OF
tho late John Hopper who died suddenly Tuesday
morning. will take place in the Third Unitarian Church
in Fortieh street the Sixth avenue this afternoon
at o'clock. The Rev. O. B. rockingham win condnct
the exercised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
IAd,eriscmentI
The HUMAN VOICE

The HUMAN VOICE; MALE AND FEMALE.
Why 10 one Base ard the other soprano stainmering
The character indicated by tue Voice CLIMATE &c
affecting the Races-Tcmpcrament Quality, aud CONSTR
tiona differences between Northeers sud southerner'
Men for the Time. Our National Resources; Shall we RePu
date MARRIA0s-Union OF Opposes-Short CoGrships-
Matrimonial Customs. VAST Ghos, aurderefs detected
by Dreams. Witches Sensations when Cyns-l' pam
haIi Coming to Ones Self Prayed to Death.
: Sra ROWLAND nrrr Ha CHARLES MiSoT. C. H. hiIooRE
SEAMAN SIxoss-a murierer,-DR Il. n. h'Ns' the er'
plorer. An EseumArx; FlsHERwoxEs Of bolosne; with
Portraits Characters, aud Biographies Also, ErHSoboar
PHYSIOLOGY PuwEsoLsar, PHrHoeSonr, and PSYCHOLOGY
n the Auau.r pocBLs No. PHHEsoLoeioAL JouEsAL-2o
cent? or ~ wear. Newsraen have it, Sen. ast post BY
FowLER WELLS 3s3 Broadway, y. y. .lr.a
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CITY ITEMS.

The English Opera Company is row in it.
third week performing at the Olympic Thecter. Tho
Bohemian Girl viii be followed by Rose Of Ca,ts See
advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

NEw-YORK ScHUTzRN CoRPs.--Thc seventh
annual festival Of the NewYork ScbHtzen Corps will bs
held the 25tb, 26th and 9th ins at Joness Woods
On the first and second day there will be shooting at tbs
double headed Austrian eagle dancing and genera.
nerrymaking. On the third day the king shooter or
best shot, will be crowned with appropriate honors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
Lieut.. THOMAS SHANNON. jr,

Found DROwYED.-An inquest was yesterday
held by Coroner Collin ON tic body of al unknown
which was found in the dock at the foot OF Twenty
third street. T. r. Deceased was aged about 30 years
and dressed In black cloth coat. dark vest wooden
napts white muslin shirts shoes. and cotton socks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
Rc,.,Dts Of Produce.

JuIr 2o-57o0 bbls Flour. 40 bbl-. Whisky. Ao b5ls
Corn nes lis 00 bush. Wheat 90 900 bnsh Corn, 800
buh OATS loo pkgs. Provisions $50 pkgs Lard 2" pkss
Gutter ~ pigs Ashes, $40 pkg. OIL Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
MEATS.

IN pert owing 10 dry weather and partly 70 nm improved
quality vegetables selling at higher rates There Is
also large shipping demand the Eastern states New.
Orleans and the army Tomatoes quite plenty to-day and
much lower Cucubers and higher Potatoes are IN
supply and the crop very light ow ng
10 dry weather. Tho few basketshsf hushe szeei
Delaware Sweet Potatoes were selling at about + each We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
NY. who,c.nie Price. of Country Produce

lOg IhE NrEN rsDINo NHDSEsDAY JAY -, isiA
lErrfe.sy IN rmE :. i. TEBvSE by our own Reporter.
The follow tie curIt rates g Articles in good con
dillon oli hy conrsion tDuscs OF wholsfsr shipper.
!,elvr5 O u cent lcsa deducted loT co0n.. bes de
freight Ind Other charges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
tn. Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad traffic

The Detroit and Milwaukee haiiroM uaiic
for the week ending July IA was;
1864 ,sso 81 iSo1'''''. =: ~ ;SIsv" "
Increase. ...........'.''.'. $oNo %
Tho Great Western Railway earnings for the
week ending July Is were' o
1884 Ga 1853. e; IS s4 . :" ~
Increase. % foi W
Tho Cb,coco and Alton Railroad earned the
second week inJuly; oo
i':..:....., ''!..............si5sOo
The following will show the exports exclusive
-, o,, from New York to foreign ports for tie week
ending July ls, and since JAN /;
els ssa;a e isssi. &c. 5;
P PTsvi ne reported. 6ssal34o salJl ssSy1
s,... Tan ,... s617ls,sg7 s@ssa,Oaa siO1, 1920
The Corn Exchange Bank will pay on the lst
Of August a dividend Of p cent
The Washington Marine Insurance Company
will pay on the LIST August oiluenu Vi d ''" '"'
books closing on the ed inst.
The Brooklyn City Railroad will pty on the
LIST Of August dividend of3i p cent.
The Morris Canal and Banking Company VIII
INV IN the cd Of August free Of tax, seniannai dri
dena Of cent on the preferred stock ant q cent
on the oonsohdated stock.
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay will hold his regular
auction sale Of stocks and bonds tomorrow at III
ocloek nj the stock Saesrooms No. % Whlim street.
See advertisement.
Messrs. Adrian II. Muller, p. r. wilkins
| & Co. made the following sales OF stocks;
"a shercs Metropolitan Gas Light Co. Vo
100 shares Niagara Fire Inc Co.. so
20 shares Crocers' Fire Ins. Co., so each...'.'"if
25 shsres Bowery Fire ms. Co. go eacb''.''",,I
sha River Fire lns 10, rZo eacl''''"i.a5
20 shares Com Er ns. Co., $50 each.'.
10 shares w orld Fire lns. Co.. so each''' -
10 .Lares Breyoort ms Coz SO each..........
200 shares Canton Co, 100 each. ...f..'''"' 90
200 shares Hamilton Copper Co., - per share
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

BrxpY VS.. DAY * MARTIN.-BIXBY's LIQUID
and p,sre BLAcKISG is the bes, in use, 20 per
eLear.r than tie English French Sold By oil Grocer
sboe D.alcr and Druggists in the country Wholesale De
rot. No AS sth.sv prd NO. lssprucest, New-iort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

FoRGING AN ORDER.-James II. Drake was
yesterday committed BY Justice Bowling on charge
Of forging the names Of Messrs. Ford Honghtol
booksellers No 40i Broadway. 10 an order for TIRES
volumes Of Stauntons Shakespeare. The forged order
given by the prisoner TO boy and by him taken IA
the store Of Mr. Edward Baldwin, No I'D Grandstree
The volumes procured and delivered 20 the pr.
soncr But the firm after discovering the character
oi the order presented TO them, caused his arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21

SUICIDE BY HANGIyG.-The body of Charles
Bollen yesterday morning found suspended by the
neck from the porch in the OF his late residence
No. 20l Broome street. Deceased native of Ger
many. aged 20 years, and a machinst by occupation.
Coroner Collin held mn inquest the body, and
dict of suicide rendered No ior the commits
sion of The act was assigned.