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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27
CHAMBERS OF TEE DISTRICT JUDGE-JuLr @-.
Before Judge BErTs
DECISION IN THE CASES UNDER THE RECENT ACT
OF CONGRESS


In the matter of the application Of Messrs-
NarSh Palmer and Birney, for discharge from custody
in Fort Lafayette Judge Belts this morning rendered.
bis decifion on the application made under the act oe
Congress of March 1859. resting 10 habeas corpus,
for the discharge from custody Of the above naneb
parties the particular grounds under the act claimed IN
eeeh having heretofore from time To time, appeare1
in our law columns .
The Judge stated that owing 20 ndisposition for thu
las, three or days he had been unable 10 write AZ
opinion on the points involved. which were novel an1
important but hoped that his indsposiuon would Do
removed sufficiently 20 pen within few days, 80
that he might reduce his views 10 writing.
He proceeded render oral decision holding than
tho applicants not entitled, under the act to tho
relief asked for.
He expressed his views being that the effect OF t
act was Ia render the provisions urged IN behah OF te
subjects the application inopei alive where the Grand
Jury had no nrsciion take oct OF the hGndsof tho
military authorities for action on H.. |,
That IA IL appeared by the papers that these par
were held By the military authorities 10 await 80
ton OF military tribunals tho civil Courts could liz
terfere TO remove them from the jurisdiction al 4
tribunals any more than they could remove them a.
the custody II criminal tribunals the country belng
state Of rebellion and the effect Of the suspension NJ
the writ cf habeas corpus being 10 place he whoe
country subject Ia military law.
srhe c0nsc for Mr. Palmer moved that bls elrnt no
admitted to bail. The Judge said that he would beaf
the application at any time oh proper notice.
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Eeyr,s EAST INDIA COFFEE is the best in the
J c family mss. Sold nv al grocers Price 25 cent? pee
pound Ash for kKSTs Mother genuine 0enefS dspo'
TO- l54 Resdest., New fork
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They came by the following routes Enc Railroad B33;
Hudson River Railroad. 6t2: Harlem Railroad 20; New.
Maven Railroad Camden and Amboy Railroad New
Jersey Central Rsro-d y3 BY Hudson River boats $685. on
foot g. About 800 were IN the yards Monday.
DRovgRs.
The following the Of dTovers owners con.
rguees osthe principal droyes, aud where the cate
ported from.
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NEw-YoRK soHUrzES CoRps-snoorIsa

MATCH AT JoNEs's WooD.-rhe annual shooting match
Of the New. York Schutzen Corps which should have
commenced on Monday. but was prevented By the wet
commenced yesterday At Jones's Wood. The club num-
bers about $50 members Of whom about 70 attended to-
compete for the prizes offered by the club. The targets
double headed austrian Eagle. with hags crownsI
scepter globe cross &C.. all numbered and prize wae
allotted TO each marksman who might succeed in BRING
ing down the flag portion OF the bird which served an
target for the time being the wholly OF the bird being:
eventually shot away. and the title Of "Schutzen
Yonig" and a prize Of $50 to be won ty the person
bringing down the last piece often reduced to an amosn
inintesma fragment and consequently requiring great
skill and accuracy in shooting. The distance shot oyea
the members target Go yards the bird being ele~
waited on pole about 80 feet high Beside this there
YVES similar target for outsiders who may choose t0
take tickets for their practice and on the last day OF tho
match Thursday i; is proposed to set up mark or
shooting at by ladies' introduced by members Of The
Club and who will have certain prizes allotted them
the gentlemen whose append:
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DRowYED.-COroner Ranney yesterday held
an inquest on the body Of an unknown man, who waS.
found by the Harbor Police floating In the lower bay.,
and was by them lowed ~ the foot Of Whitehall street.
Deceased was evidently sailor. lately m the UniieT
S.n,es service lie was Of medium hight. stout buii.,
had large bushy, brown whskere long brown hair. '
and was dressed gsnteel suit Of navy blue. In hu
possession was found the likeness Of man. and pgr-
water three or four Days.
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ARRIVAL OF THH 18TH CONNECTICUT VoLUy-
rrERs.-Thc 18th Regiment OF Connecticut Volunteers
arrived at this port yesterday morning on board The
steamer Cumbra, from New Orleans. 1t is 800 strong
under command Of Col Blinn An excellent breakias.
was provided for them by Col. John H. Amy. State
Agent Of Connecticut After partaking Of it, the reg
men held meeting and adopted resolutions thanking
tho Colonel for bis grateful atten,ionA Tho regiment
eit last evening the Elm City FOR New Haven. where
splendid reception awaits the rsenllsted soldiers
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whom he discounted the noteA He was committed By
Justice Bowling. in default Of o. 900 bsi Bailey in
his examination states that be ia plumber and copper
smith. and that he purchased the notes in regular
business way He resides at No. 45e Greenwich street.
The GATLISG GUN.-The Calling Gun is now
exhibition at the Battery. 1t has six heavy riaed
barrels secured in cylindrical form to breech piece
OF solid iron. Each barrel has it's own lock inserted in
the breechpiece. parallel line of bore Of the barrel
and reyolyes simultaneously with the barrel Inside
tho casing ring Is inserted. Trunnions are a..
teched TO the work. and susceptible of various de-
grees Of elevation. 1t is designed for naval or field
service and has the reputation Of discharSng two hun
dred shots rife sze per minute. In the event Of cap.
turo by the enemy, it can be disabled instantly wiz
probably be exhibited here shortly in the presence %
men competent to form correct judgment Of its value.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs.-The Board Of ST.
peryisors met yesterday afternoon about o'clock
Supervisor Ely in the chair communication
ceiyed from Mcssrs Purser. Allen, and Woodruff, Tan
Commissioners transmitting the assessment rolls OF the
Twelfth Ward. They also announced the seizure %
the Record and Receivers books Of the First Fifteenth
and Twentieth Wards which were discovers ed in Seven-
tyfouTh street. One only Of the books partially
copied. but the whole OF them would be ready for de-
INeIf inc OF BOarl sLperVlsOTs.
The Commissioners make the following propositions;
]. That all books ETC., retained by Messrs. Brown aud
Williamson should be returned ~ the Tax Office.
2. That such delivery should not be used 10 prejn-,
dice effect the legal claim of Mossrs Brown and VIII.
Hanson 10 the Office Of Commissioners Of Taxes and As
eessments
3. That whenever the question involving suah title
should by due process Of law be brought before the
Court Of Appeals it should be argued pat with
out any delay.
Those terms were declined and II was insisted that
oil proceedings should be terminated upon the delivery
OF the books and papers 10 the Board OF SUPERVISOR
After consulting with counsel and Mr.. Devln. legaE
adviser OF the Board Of Supervisors, the COmmis
siOners unanimously resolved to reject this last pro-
pOsal OF the old officers. Mr.. Purdy moved that tho
communication. with the books. be referred 10 the.
Finance Committee. The Committee on Printing and1
Stationery reported in favor Of paying the fo.lowingd
bls for printing and stationary furnished the court1
and county offices:
VIM. Roe Co. sIle7 s3lR B. s3li "a
Brewer Brothers......l,ll 3 ~
a. PrOwn Conn. p O0I Total. St,bo5 %
w. L. s. Harrison. 4 O45 20
The bills passed. The Committee on County,
Court House reported in favor of paying bills
Of various parties for iron work. marble and labor for
the Court. House amounting altogether TO about
$1,000 Adopted. The Board then adjourned to meet
Monday next DIST Of August, for the purpose OF app
pointing Inspectors and Canvassers Of Election re-
CURED by law.
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Esrinfs three x.sk.io JAY nc "a 4 cent?. - u
Faruinss Juno to July 81 tine. s9i y c,u'...' elIN 4"
The Toledo and Wabash road will pay the
interest on It's first mortgage bonds lst August
The Citizens Bank will pay lst August diVi-
dend Of y cent free Of tax
The Leather Manufacturers Bank viii pay lst
August dividend Of y cent. free Of tax.
The American Coal Company will pay lOth
August dividend Of y cent
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company Will
pay let August tie coupons Of the Evansville and
CIaVfordsyilc Railroad
The LIST august coupons Of the mortgage bonds
Of the Galels aud North roads will De paid at
the office Of the Consolidated Northwestern road No
Wall street.
The aggregate exports Of produce and mer-
chsndse exclusive OF spece) for the last week were
s5,Oi0,36L
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whose names we append:

The shooting viii be resumed on Wednesday and
Thursday.
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RyNARxs ABoyr Byg7 CATTLE.

The total number this week 22 lead paes With J7J5
mead Last eek and with 500 head per week St
wear and with 1891 Tor the bonding week one year aso
The number sold yesterday sud to-day the rrnpa mar
ie 10 head compares with 2sJ head last week. aud
s head the average per last and with 43JO head
AZ market
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whom he discounted the notea He was committed By
Justice Downing. in default Of ~ 900 bal Bailey. in
his examination states that be plumber and copper
smith. and that he purchased the notes in regular
business way He resides at No. 45e Greenwich street.
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PERsOSAL.-John Savage has accepted the
chief editorial position TIE Nv Orleans Daily Tines
and will with his family start about month hence for
the new scene OF his abors.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Central Railroad Company of New-Jersey will open the
extension of s road from Elizabeth to Jersey City and
its fcrry from Jersey City to Ncw.York. on Friday
next At that time there will be an excursion by rail
from Pennington and! Someryilo'to Communipav Bay.
when the new ferry boat viii make exclusion in the
harbor with the guests board On and after August
the terminus Of the Central Railroad will b. NJ Pkr Ne.
North River.
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Why can't commissions be given by our
Board OF Supervisors TO coored recruiting agents to
operate in the Rebel States We understand that two
respectable coorcd citizens called yesterday ON the
Provost Marshal-G General and also Supervisor Bnnt.
anxious 10 obtain such commissions. and 10 go at once
into the work in common with others " I'LL up tho
quota Of tie city and avoid the draft.
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Bulls HRAD.-Cattle have been sold at an
extreme range Of prices this week bat than
the great difference In quality warranted. few
droves OF choice fat buocks brought lsc y N net the
best selected animals lsic. after which prices droppe
down C 7c for fair good steers. l2lic for thin
cattle and lees than Toe. for the LITTLE scaiawag hop
PEREZ with carcases about destitute u anything re-
sembng fat as the pastures from which they we're
taken were Of yerdure The market for such closed
hard for the owners Sheep abundant. md about
15c 4 head lower than last week.
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ALLEGED FORGRRY-A CUSToh-ioUsg OFFi-
cr,L InLIcArEp.-In the early part Of tie present
month the well.known firm Of Rowland & Asrinwal.
shining merchants No 81 South street. received no
uee that two notes for the sums respectively of SEQ
and sl75 had been drawn against them on the North
River Bank Of this city, and that said notes were still
outstanding They were made payable to the order Of
william II. Bailey, and had been discounted by Peter
G. Schultz OF No DIG West street Convinced that the
notes were forgeries the firm sent for Capt Jourdan
Of the Sixth Precinct and requested him to ferret out
the matter. Yesterday he arrested William H. Bailey.
an Inspector in the Custom House who IS detailed on
the North German Lloyds steamers at hoboken' N.J
He was taken before Justice Bowling at the Iombs
and was there recognized BY Schultz as the man for
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1musements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
STILL TRIUMPHANT. ATTRACTION UNEoUALLIp


THIRD AND LAST WEEK
OF THE GREAT RAvEL PANrOMME
NEW TRICKS, SCENES, and MEMORANDUM
AN EXTRA EXHIBITION EVERY MOkNiNO ATm
AT WHICH TINE THE LECrURE-ROOM WILL ~
A.. THROWN OPEN WITHOUT CHAhoE'
IigRR NADOLsKps WONDERFUL CABINET,
which ncssres ony u feet high fse wide and fess
thick contains 20 variee. OF elaborate ullsbed one
and useful pieces Of furniture. including - tables. 10 garden
chairs, bedstead THRONE ohandeie bureaus. sofas. nc.
will also be exhibited IN the EVENING Of conclusion ~
Paatoul.lne, but not in the afternoon,
AFTERNOON AT 2; EVENING At "A O'CLOCK.
THE GREAT RAyEL PANToNIME
fall Of susaabc and startling tricks chApse Jokes miracu
and magnificent scenery entitled
NAZULMi OF, rHE MONT OWL.
Characters by TONY DENlFR the celebrated Clown, Mr..
C. X. FOX. Mr. @. DANENroar; ~ A CROSSE, n.
HUGHES Nile. LOUISE the charming aAnseuse, lille
= RNESriNf and full company.
ETNlOPI.N SONGS and DAScEs....J. II. CL1fFORD.
TIE GRAND ORcHE5TRlAN,
NAGNIEICESr MUSICAL iSsIS 4 !, M We III, .,.
.hor intervals day and evening the most eieut and
elaborate gVtRTCKgS end COMPOSITIONS, with u
the grandeur. compass, and charming ehect Of
FULL ORCHESTRA OF 70 iNSIRU MENlS.
force, Museum 1900 feet pure cool air p'r minute
c0oLEsf Pi.AcE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
- To be seeu at all honr.; ,,,, .,s,
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MUD FISH,
BROUGHT HERE IN DRY SOLID CLAY!
FOUR SPLENDID SEALS, JUST CAPTURED.
Two SMALLEST DwARFs LIVING THE fnRE1
LIVING KANGAROos, LIVING pORCUPlNE. NINA.
rURE SKATING POND. MOVING WAX FIGURES,
HOUDIS's kUTOMATON WhlrER; THE MuSlGAh
SEAL, MONSTER sERfENTS, AND MILLION OVta-
ER CtRIOSITIES. -
Phrenoo sical /, K examination by Prof LIVINGSTON
Admission - cents; CAilifsu under ten, ID ccnts
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Che Curt

y THE FIRST MEETING
SARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION.
AY SARATOGA SPRINGS.
win be hed on the
"a 3D. Hh. 9Th and 9th OF AUGUST, 1854
sEyRIAL RACES WILL BE RUN EACH DAY.
cSs@sG 1cg; P,sa apt q a. s,a ss.,Ser
H'''i''' rules t a ssis bAY-SrRsr RACE.
pounds so entrance play OF psy $1,000 added u msA
Closed with 10 nomination. ,oo.,n n,cr
SAME DAi-SECOND RACE.
r'''' s' Second 81 - DAY-FRsr RACE.
ages rqyis s 6sy 9asS M Rt ee'
The SARATOGA STAKES for 2yeaf oasi 70 o esTy o.
pounds ss9.IirAnee play orpay 800 added One Mile
Closed WIN : SAM D1Y-THRD RACE.
Parse SD r TiiR S'' pr'i;Y-FlRsr RACE.
syyeep.,aes fog vear carry 100 pounds the WIN
ar Of 1s Tyss, s;ss "a S. of Two Me cIo.s
VA" = ''-'''S SHSs DAY-sECOyD RACE.
The CONGRESS sPRiNO PURSE, for al sges, esoo
Is'se' LILO iss'oIiIRrH DAy-EiRsr RACE.
Puis. saa Selling Race for ail One-snd sqosres
A4' D'7-- SANE DAv-sEcoNp RACE.
HANDICAP PURSE. sGoo. Three Miles:
SAME DAI-THlGD RACE. am
Purse s' p s1f1 bS 3s.- HSSi Ssof si' N
HAsDlcSP PURSE, $3.50 ios Syeaf 0ia' oes'en ~ r"
ers.n aud sass.oE- Als Lat LAT, n.s
Pur,e 500. HURDLE RACE. DISH Of Two Miles
The splendid New Course j. now completed, ma - mnes
smIe ding perfect vie. OF the ea'fe eouT's nom each
An The h. the country win he IN attendance. and
tae NOS exciting 4h Of speed aie ;ntispa1ec.
An ,lRtien, police viii SECURE good o'der.
g., ~ 49, n s,retosa q O'Clock neat morning. EIus
~ M, vii also lv Troy and Albany at "a 49, and srI,s
Saratoga Ia time fN the races Il BrAyrRs p,..,as,,
C. wusAr1Y. secre'ary.
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Ck7urr DunI,r OggicB o. AsnsrASr QusErgE'i
y,grRil 80. i8 o4ATs.sr., NET ioRS lune 10, .obL
NANALRY HORSES WANTED.--I will
I J purc,iss. In OPF.N MARKET oil the Caya'ry Homes
,ha, may no pfrsrutod sd a. tao boyeInn u.
seb'~s corner lyay md 33l- in Tai, city uDii further
notice.
Psyr wilt BE- made "a checks payable IN certificates oil
htcb anoss when -eveu - more H0rcs received
Ificc one hundred ani h.ty lls1l dollars oaci. .
GEO. 4 BhONNlEG, Capt. and \. .. d.
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allhlarp Nolirfs.

DRAEr INSURANCE OFFICE, No. ~. ~.
VgROt pWAY AGAINST drail ioI one yea $500
FOR w. year $780, for three Years, 800 IN AZ .ns "a
-. not 20 be- paid until ser the DRAFT TINS omcs "
go ali those liable 10 the drst opporOny 70 seSa.s
h.iitute in case they dracod for the ~
uI. Send 20. circulars giving fn pdrticSnf'
"' ALFRED kERsHAW, fEeprlstss
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or.lou MARIETTA .xo cIscrss.rr R.uaoio Co,

X. o., aSfCOfEsf W July ~ ''"'.
DIvIDENDS.-The Board oil Directors have
~ declared tho following dividends. paybi. the le;h Of
Aasn,t for the half y.er ending the sch Of June, which viii
8 paid parties sppe stockholders on e stock BOOKS
= the ls u Juv, VIZ
A CASH DnIDEND OF THREE PER CENT on the
FIRST Prey = CT SHARES.
A STOCK DIVIDEND or THREE PER CENT ,he
SECOND PREFERENCE SHARES "a shares q tho
fsss
f.octhoders registered ut the agency In NoyYok viii
srvo their vid nos al the kucrs Loan aud Trust Com
Hssy In New York, and those REGISTERED the Office 10
Chiacothe, Ohio viii be paid 81 .his o'hco-
WI. J.. WATSON, Secretary.
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MILwAusRn Ayp PslIRIk DU CNIES hAMwAT,

Room No. 20 third floor, NRv YORK, July e. l@4.)
FTNHE Directors, at a special meeting held TINS
dnv have under authority given them by the sto hod
m, ordered half yearly DlVlDEN psymeni Of ~ fOuR
PER CENT toe First Preferred stock s1d GA iii.Hf
AND A HALF PER CENT Oh the Second Preferred stock
q this Company subject to Government t1 and payable -
Aasust nett tho holders fegered on the Company
Books this day. q. r TAlNlok; IIansiI As nj
B-Convcision o. Bonds and Scrip stock ntp the f'st
Prsrred be mace nom lat to lth August from ~
n m 10 z y. IN
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T!nartiaI.


fcpioAeo RAILxAr Co. PITTSBURGH, July II, 1864.
Board Of Directors of this
H. Company meeting held this day. adopted the follow
10 preamble end resolutions -,
EAeysa, The hsfyearly interest dividend the 81
sr,.sts BOND, Of this Company tccrned the l dry Of
ouy int bnt payable by the tefs Of the contract until
~ LIST day Of October next, aud
WAe1ea. The earTnes II the Railway. sn The hnsn-
ssl condition " the Con pany fully ushos the
and payment Of half yearly dividend these BONDS ~
6rs - ... -, d,
R.sslrsd, That dividend Of THREE AND ONE-uALf
PERCENT DO declared ail Third Mortgage Bonds ior ~
Ask year ending June 81 u tie same 10 pad on tnu a
The 9Th day Of August NEXT, the pcssois rgi,c ca -
thereof ~ O'clock D. m the 2Jh day o. July inst.
frzaser Books Of the Company f05 sud Boud' g. 90
tSss day ard remain closed uu tre ,th Say o. Ass
sfseS Prorided That sneh payn.n. N advance o. la'
cs-d for BY the slsl not be tsAsn IS a p
~ IL. BARNES, fccIelary.
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Dcnii9irp.

n i. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 255 Grand
~. -, Srw-loIk and 40. 3JT Fulton " bIooAyn are
extracting Teeth podiyey without pain by ne zee o. Aous
oKyd gas NJ cha extracting when ursiA se sIo -
BE- Inserted They also inserting iu sets o. i's o. US.a,
So, Palma. S25; silver $40, Rubber, Ti'' a- SeSS
en- gold %. silver 81. Extracting, > GEMS.
Use DIR. MARKS AROMASIA FOR The
~ TEEIH-It eeenses the teeth ana 'nc ptes'
Ch.sst nm s Of teeth inserted gold of "a on rab0er
50; otlI work m like proportion Iee'h e1,aesa whou'
psin. d. y. MAINS, w w p'''N""'' w" AVA
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Gorses, Carriages. ~r.

ouAsrsayAsrEE's OFpIcr. Nsw.YoRE April 10, 1855
A R1fLLLRi HORSES WANTED 900
~ AZ ery norcs wanted, for vii b One li-ndrcd ond
seventy Do.urs viii be paid for al that pts pcrtOn
Tso sors-s he son-i IN artrniir brker q
40, iss th1n IS! hands hi-h, ana va yraseHl lor
n p-tlon Fl tue Government Htlbl.s $50 a., 0fween va
~ In ny,rue. STEWART VAN s. LET
Qulgcr.laster.
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OFFICE o. Tnz sEoURr1T INsVEANcN CO..

tII7s
INCREASE OF CAPlpAL.--NOtice is hereby
Il given that the CATifht STOCK Of tho SECURITY
tNSUR ANCE COMPANY will be increased by Issue u
Yea Thoussud C!OOc0 share, Of Fily $50 Dollar. each,
ualns the shoe capital one Nihir1 0laIs Sl,OjeWH)
holders OF the pToseLt s0cS oi the Company entitled
10 subscribe AT PAR lo uany OF TIE new stock %
AAey NAV have OF the Old socs standing 10 cr nsue ON tie
Book Of the Company the feesh ljh day Of July inst
The bookaof subscnp.ol viii be opened 81 the Office Of tie
Company the 18Th dsy Of July st. sud VII fcar open
ans 2jsh sf Joy is, both ncy,'re aud ALL suAHEs
SUBSCRIBED Foa ArH will b. deemed 70 be REIN
lushed aud vii tic dsposi 81 tte Board oi Direccr
The whole ancuat s15sfbei Or wiz BE- Yayr5e at the
nme Of snb,crip.ion.
The hghl. 10 sob c.ibe rqsy bs as.igred.
The trasfer 0ooLs WI be closed .he 9Th o. Jug TO
BIZ Of August both ilc os,vc
IO5TPr WALKEA, PfesisrsL
TBos. ". BIsps1Is.. ice-Pfos!delt
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lectures an0 AlcstinJs

CONS OF TEMPEPANCE.-T GRAND
y DfNIslON OF EASTERN NETWORK, will bold .
OTARTEaLY SESSION Al BiveIhead Long Island, oa
WEDNrSDA ~ July q. Representatives. and visitors wn
t.se the Steamboat connecting with the Long Island hsrosa
nor, IN foot OF Janle5.t OF 3itlst, at clock M
49, a. cri,r JOHN DAVIES, Grand Scribe.
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financial.
$50 c:Irrnr, cIrolrNArl n.nnoAp GO

CLEVELAND, On TO- Jaly II, 1885, !
DIvIDEND NOTICE.-Ibc Board Of Drec-
tor, II this Company have declared Cash Dividend Of
FIVE Der cent md css dividend OF THREE pet
cent both payable the places and after Aug /,
ne, I free OF Government. tax
g irnse. book. win close the evening Of the 10th To-
~ GRO H. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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dividend N0TICE.-At a meeting OF the
~ Board Of Directors Of the Duboque lnd sioux Oiir ei
Bad the folio wing resolutions were saoftct; ,,rn
Re.eired That a Dividend Of THREE AM, hAhr
81 PER CENT the Preferred stock be- decsrod Guy Of
be earnings OF the Company for tho cir months ensS
June 30 payable The Let day Of August next In SCRIP
hearing the Of six per cent per annn Yfaos
.sy and redeeuabe from time 20 tine, ~ the net cam
fSh the Company shall hereafter permit after payos
~ etst cash dividend per on the Preferred siok
RssJteS That .ltp a. above stated be distributed
- M Prefoed stoekioi,rs exceeding two and bali
l) per cent Preferred Stock IN u payment. OF civi
Sssd On the Preferred stock heretofore ensd snd not d
Hibuied
n. Lat OF Augnst pert PLA1T SMITH. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

w BEGINS ATs.
CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENT
Engagement lo,s brief period Of the celebrated
Mr. DAN BRYANT,
WHO will appear for few nights in IRISH COMEDY
TUESDAY EVENING, July b, 1866 tho performance WI
commence with the domestic drama by John Bolgsm ESQ.,,
TIFF IRlsH EMrCRtST
TIM O'E .,fES (fF.t time in Segfoftl
Br. OAN BRYANT.
Other Characters BY SIR c. Fisher Mrs. seOn, Mrs W. i.
10 conclude with W. R. Floyds sdap aiiOn o. Lovers
famous novel Of - -
HANDY ANDY.
HANDY ANDY with Song Of lenagans Bal emo an
Irish Ji.l .................. Mr. Dan BRYANT.
Other choricter. by ". H. Floyd, A. II. Davenport d. u
Day, and Miss b lrke.
WEDNESDAY Second Night % Mr. DAN BRYANT
THE IRISH EAilGRASr and HANDY ANDY.