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ROBBED WHILE SLEEPING. Sunday
night James Dermond returned soldier while sleep
ing in saloon the corner of Greene and Sprngsts
robbed Of sl00. Bernard MeArdle was arrested
by Officer Soholes Of the Eighth Precinct suspicion
of being the thief He committed by Justice Led
with.
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TURKISH BATHS, No. - LAIGHT-sT.-Hours
-GettlenC-l. to III and TO p. Ladies,
p. II. Greatest Of LuIuries" Try one.
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was at once procured. the wound dressed and pro.
nounced not dangerous.

STABBING AFPIAY.-Late on Sunday night
James Ryan and Patrick Connell Quarreled on the
corner of Seventeenthst and Ninthave. and Connell
stabbed his opponent in the thigh and abdomen nAict
ing dangerous wounds. The wounded man. who resides
at No. lis West Eighteenth ST.. taken TO the Jews
Hospital. Conne arrested by Officer Smith OF the
Sixteenth Precinct and this morning committed by
Justice Ledwith TO await the result Of the wounded
mans injuries.
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FIRE II FRoNT.sT.-Shortly after four o'clock
yesterday morning fire broke ont in the cracker bak
cry of james Steel in the of No 2s6t Frontst.
The first and second floors were badly damaged Loss
on stock and fixtures 81 900. No insurance. guam.
tty of plaster belonging to j. Connery the second
door was domGgcd TO the amount Of $1,000 No nsur.
ance. The building is owned by A. II. Tanning. and
is believed TO have been caused by the careossnes OF
workman. who dropped burning coal among some
wood,
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CHAaBEn,-JrLr 3l.-Befors Justice
BArsARD
THY n aRIYOgA COMPANY COUKT.

SUPREME CoURT-cnaaBgr,-JrLr ol.-Befor, Justice
BArSARD
THE MARITOsA COMPANY IN COURT.
Benjamin NJ. Stlwell agi. The Manposa Mining
Company judgment recovered by Mr. stlve against
the Company on interest coupons their bonds which
execution once issued this nnd Kings Countes Tne
Sheriff OF SeyvY York levied property Of the defendants
worth accordngto thcm $780, according 70 The panih
The Sheriff ofEing, County rhere the defendant hold
property returned the execution ub-uihed All iuher pIo
cesding, were stayed by appeal with ample 'ecuny
facts and the insolvency Of the company shown BY thoir
alleged negee to piy such coupon, aud other debts here ani
In California for the appointment Of receiver and tho
qne,raon Of toe property of the company for the benefit Of
himielf sud e other creditors who may unite with him in
these proceedings.
Tho defendants contend that the shown do es'ab
sh n,oyency Tha, by the PLAINTIFF statement their debts
moderate estimate their property exceeds $500 900 That
as to some Of their debts they have good dcnsoa that to
and that the change Of direction has improved the financial
portion Of the company They further agreed that the
on to Kings County. where 1t well known tho d-ieud
hus had no property shar ond that s
was not sufficient within tue spirit Of the statute to
The Judge after argument took the papers and reserved his
decision.
Mr.. BuIrl for plaintiff. Mr. choate for defendants.
DECISION
Eliza w. Lahn sgt James ". Latin Report confirmed
and judgment OF divorce granted.
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TKnx JuLr 1i.-geioro
Justice MoscRisT
DECISIONS.
Edwin A. Mcneelcy agt. Wm Burroughs.-No
ton for l. ave to issue execution granted.
H. W. W. Simpson agt Judson G. Fiers Motion yaatinr
order Of arrest discontnung action granted.
Wood 4 Worthington sg,. James w bfeCewan-Order
granted aud filed In Clerks office.
WIN. r. Taylor sgt samuel J. s. Voe-Motion 10 vAos.
order arrest granted, with defendant to abide
the Of the action upon his making aud lng spuao
not to sue.
COURT OF COMMON PLEhs-srrciAr Tsax-JuLr a.
Before Judge CARpolo
DECISION.
Hugh McIlvaine agt. George ii. Pen6eld.- -
Plaintiff may serve bond and justify .u.tr. IN ton DAY.
after service copy Of the order here oa to
| trv IN 0o,obsr psxt end paying tlQ sosia
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11ort-Waroens' Notice.
STATE OF Nsw-YoRK.
PoRr-WARpENs OFrIcx, No. l04 Wai-se

STATE OF Nsw-YoRK.
PoRr-WARpENs OFrIcx, No. l04 Watse
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the act Tassed April H. 1857 entitled "An
Reorganze the Wsrdens Office Of the Port Of New
York. TO all persons interested having charge Of the
subject of such inquiry examination or survey thas
the following vessels under examination BY the Pc
Warden and that the said surveys examinations viii b
completed within ten days succeeding this notice. %
board said vessels:
Steamer Charles Benton .........Pier No. 16, z. 4
Steamer City Of Manchester. Pier No -. n
Steamer City OF Newly No. ~. N.
Ship Young America. ..Per No. 46. r.
Dilg - fler no 20, E N
Brig Ida Abbott ............ Woodruff Robinsons
Brig II. q. Berry ............ Woodruff & Robinsons
Brig Antila... a..........................Pe Pier No. g. N
Schr Ella. a.........................Pier No. 49, E. X
MIN1HORSk TOMPkINS. Pissdsut-
.AUG's HzRRInAN Secretary.
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ASALooS-EEEPER SHOT BY His BROTHER.
s-Aw-on Sunday night Officers Hillmap and Brown
as iwen'y'thrd Precinct found the door of the sa
sp 'oAn Lawrence at the foot Of Eightysixth.st
hv ,, ~, as'ened Nh. james Stanley. brother-in.
ssuei sssei the proprietor. was notified Of the Gao, ana
ssa. .anagaged in securing the door Mr.. Lrwpence
suS...' appearance. and supposng the party 10 be
ApNs discharged pistol the ball striking the left
" MI. Stanley and glancng of. Medical Aid
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Ju.Y 3l.-B.for
Judge BErrs
COURT CALENnAR-ru

NIuIhHuI uIUIT" Hu'IIIH UVtH ItuppOIIItVU Uy tnc
President, upon taking the oco oath and filing bonds re
ceivrd to-day his commission from the Judge.
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EXHIBITION OF THE MALE GRAMMAR SCHOOL

IIVN UT 'lOIIVV11
No 46-The pupils of the first and second classes in
Male Grammar School No. 46 gave their closing exhib
ton evening two since at the schoolhouse, One
ton was very largely attended by their parents and
the friends of education generally The exercises en-
braced u review Of various studies pursued by the
cult problems in algebra the solution OF which was
effected with remarkable rapidity ecitng the admira
ton of all lovers of mathematics. In astronomy and
the Constitution of the United States the mode o. ex'
animation was novel. One OF the pupils stepped out in
front of the class and answered all questions pro-
pounded these subjects by the others The questions
were pressed with spirit and answered with equal
readiness and precision The delivery of lesson, or
rather lecture. "The Map Of the World by one OF
the pupils-MaSter Mills--was highly appauded. This
young gentleman acquitted himself admirably and at
the conclusion greeted with applause. There were
singing.
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spoken

Spoken.
Steamship Britannia hence for Olsssaw-July %. lat 50
len. 37:30.
Ship Hbenia from LverpooiJuly %, LAT ll a. Ion s.
BARK Aexpndria hound N-July n lat B:t0 Ion. 19tl.
Bris Wsstmogsand, bound E.-1Nlv H. sI u. lon. ~.
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Bank Statements.

Bank OF America. a.-Ststement of the BANK OF
AMERICA required by Chapter eal-
Saturday the goth day Of July. 1906
Average OF Loans e,O6S %
f.6l8.323 -
Ayersgr amount OF Circulation. $3.50 %
Depots. 9611s408 ~
City aDi County OF Wm Jenkins Cashier Of thD
Bank OF America being duly ermed above
statement to the beof toowsdse and sslef
WIN L. JENKINS, Cashier.
Affirmed before me this 3ist day Of July. 1865
FEspll Boil Notsry Pubtc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

ALLEGED CRUEL TREATMENT OF OUR RE-
TURNING YETERASs-Complaint is made that 800 OF our
soldiers that arrived at Pier No. H. night before last
from New Orleans. on the steamer Ashland. very III
provided for and very badly treated. Ninety-two Of
them were i'll Of intermittent fever aud all Of them had
TO lie on the decks through every kind OF weather.
They were without medicines doctors. and when
outside Of Sandy Hook their water cut OF 80 that
they suffered intensely.
II these statements be correct. is greatly TO
be blamed, and deserves exposure and punishment 1t
IS burning shame that the brave defenders and pre-.
servers Of the Republic should be not only neglected
but treated like dogs by in authority, whose
duty is to that the nameess heroes have such
conmoda,ious as their noble and patriotic deeds de-
serve. We hope this matter will be looked into.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Bank Of the New.York Dry Dock Ccmpa.y:--

Statement OF the BANK OF The NEWY0RK DRY DOCK c0n-
PASY required by Chapter 80 Laws OF s os the week enao
saturday the 2Fh day oi July. 1856
OF Loans and Discounts o39o,S28 ~
Average OF Circulation 12,O64 ~
Acreage amount OF Deposits SSvsols %
City and County Of New Yot, lockwood, Cashier
the New fok Dry Dk Company beng duly dspo and ~
ths' T. LOCKWOOD. Cssher
before me thus 2sh day OF July. 1855
A c AxpsRsos Notary Public
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tn. BANK or 1HE STATE or EEwYORK the City Of New
required Chapter a Laws Of 1855 for the week ending
Saturday. the 18th day OF July, 1855
and DISCOUNTS tS,e6O,SIy -
OF Circulation xIoIS ~
City and County OF New York. /. G. w. Duer Csea.
Of Bank OF the OF New York, OF the City OF New
and the above statements coz
rect, the best Of my knowledge and belef
sworn before this 3st day Of July. 1865
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Fulton Bank.-sts,emen. of the FULTON BANK, q


sDth day OF July. 1855;
Average smount OF Circulation. x0,0SO ~
Of New York Robert Haydock Cashier o.
depose aud the above saa
ment correct, best Of my knowledse snt belief
r. H. HAYDOCk Caslner
Affirmed before ,hs roth day Of July, 1855
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Chemical Bank.-ststement OF the CHEMICAL
Corn Exchange Bank.-Copy Of statement Of n,

CORN EXCHANGE BANK required 1885,
fer the ~eet endag Saturday. the goth day Of Jay. 1875,
average amour. alsoSo
Average 4,4S1,688 -
CITY and County of ewYort. W. Fall Csshifr q d.
Corn Excsnge Bank duly dpo and that the aove
statement the best Of knowledss and belief
WA FALLS, Csshisr.
Sworn before m s 9sth day Of July 1865.
J.sn A. Nosss, Notary Pubic
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BANK SesYork required BY Chapter 10 Laws su
wees ending Saturday the 9Th cay oiJuy 1865.
amour, Of Loans ar ID scoun t1SS,29l -
Aver.fe amount Of sr@c. Gr.s5O "a
Asersge amount o. Cnrashon 1881 -
fr.-..
CITY ami County Of NssY0s. -: Winsm hs"es. Casnes
Bank Cry New YORK. duly sworn cepss
anc belief WILLIAM hANES Cssa~t-
beioE. this 5lst day Of JAY, 1915. ,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

BULLS HEAD, Monday July 3l.--A clear,
dry cool morning-hat is cool for the seasonsppears
favorable to the drovers interest. The market opened
with about 3l0O bulocks in the saepens, and usual
he retail butchers were the ones that made the first
part Of the trade most lively; and il was lively up to
shout 10 O'Clock, at slight decline only upon the first
sales Of best cattle. Iadeed, salesmen-one in
particular. who bought stock this week and last-de
clare the market for iTstca stock good to-day
II was this day week. Others say they have sold as
good stock at l6c q 10 they sold last week nj l7c
Others have sold their best stock 10 day at l7c but
mere Is no doubt about the poorer class being cent
pwer than last Monday particularly in the afternoon.
Snentrade was very duh, and salesmen declared they
we're offering ordinary 10 good fair steers nj cent
pound lower than morning sales OF the same grades;
sno near night there was sOne fear that all the stock
% the market could not be sold. We do not wonder
shen we look at receipts since last report Say 100
hste Today 500 sold during the week, ole sold at Ber
ven SsO direct TO butchers, and 900 probably at down.
1--WE SiaOles-Dakng $780, to which some further ad'
SSlolsmay be made tomorrow. the great supply Is
ue cause OF duness Of trade and decline OF prices this
senihg Another thing affected the market to day. A
ooat load OF 800 head was behind time and came in
uout ~ O'Clock. and, as drOvers said. knocked the
sAet enaways.' That or something else has knocked
~ uon inc taii Of droyes. The quality this week is
se! various. There arc good many very even West
.sse4o'ts OF lar Durhans, and there are many very
su Married steers, and some particularly Canada
A0l3e. y n. "N ~ "
lne sheep market is overs.ocked. trade dnll and
fees ower particularly laInbs none of which sell
~, ~, IV ID. Sheep sell dull and slow at CQ7c A
oesse butcher refused first class lot OF sheen this
snO'ning a. &c Swine are dull OF I2GI2lc ~ N with
''f cars on the market
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PICTORIAL ADDITIoNs TO THE NEw-YoRK
Oar GOODS ExcHASGE.-Several oil paintings have
been placed upon the walls Of tie NewYork Dry Goods
Exchange One Of them 12xl6 feet has never been on
exhibition in this country before. and another sxl3
feet, representing the meeting between David and
Abigail, among the most noticeable Of the pictures
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MANUFACTURERS, and Merchants' Bauk.-s,s

meni Of the AND MERCHANTS BANK rs
aues Chapter so Laws OF 1904 for the week ending SATURDAY ne
18th day Of July, iT5: -
Average Of Loans and Discoants .e1fOSxsS y
Average amount of Specie 1910 -
Average o( Crcu ustou !s4s6 ~
Yort Mssterton Cashier OF th9
Bank beng dpcse and -
the above knowedse and ts-
lief A. mAsiEnioN' Sasoe1'
sworn before me 18th day OF Juy. 1873 = -
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Saiur NichoIms National Bank.-Sasement. .S 2! ~
SAINT NICHOLAS NATIONAL RANK, required o SaS
so0 Law. Of 1885, ending Saturday, e S
uiy, iSsS - sAlakna -
,erafs amount of Loans end Discounts 0
A :, n specie. ~4S2.S
Avrrss, smountof Crculstion. ScoySS ~
am1u rns~ a. IcrYor, a., Archl Pa<khuv CsshR
NJ G SAINT Nicholss National HANK being duly eepce -
edge and belief a., ~ A., of " =. 80 xs'
s''''S''> wasss & sssssy Ns,aQ ISeas.
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Necbsnics, and Traders Bauk.-statenea o

he MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK required by Ch.ptss
40 Laws 1874 Tor the week endnsssafdAy inc o d" '"y'
.o. ~
Aye-,se amoun, ofLosns and Dscouns el.s aS,sy4 ~
specc
Of Crculntlon .gS'vSo
CIV and iork W Youe Cashier Of the
md Ter. Bank duy dersee and that us
ledge and behe'
GEORGE W. lOuLk, Casaier
sworn before tbs 1lst day OF July, ird -, ,,.
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Nassau Bank.-s,a,ement of the NASSAU BANK

r y Chapter Laws ls3 Tor the week enains Ssafd4y
the grh % July, Loo .... ~. q
Ayeras. amoun, Loans and DISCO ~
a,s.a- s s, ,n, M soe e ............. 114gi6 "a
As-rage amount Circulation. cvg.s W
CIV and County l. Francis NJ Harris Cnner .
the Nassau Bank day depose and that the eosv>
la,emet i, correct best OF my knowieds. and belief
r NJ HARRIS, Csshisr
Sworn le ore me thus 29th day OF July. lto.
Il. DrsoswAy. EotaSy Public
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

NIanufacturers' BanS.-statement oil the maNo'
T ms nlSK of me CITY York. required By ChaD
so Nv, on s tor the ending Saturday the sFh aay q
Juy las; ssxasHr an
Ay~rn noun. Il ani D.coun y -
Averas- Of S9-gs
Aver Circu'atou. so.Syy
Deposits 80, .
beng duly sworn dep aud Say ha 'as
~ W Of knowledge and belief
A'o'' '' JAMES + FOUNTAIN, Cashier.
s..,,, h.so,- re ths Goth day O july 1895
S"''" ' y. Cossr, IT,, Notary Public.
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Peoples Bank.-statement OF the PEOPLES bANNs
New BY CHAPTER go Laws OF so' o 'ne ~e's
ending Sa,nuiay, the gHh day OF July. iot5. o..
Average amount Of Losnsan Discounts elss4s'ois
Average amount OF circuiseon .,s'sSY ~
CITY and County vi New York. Gilbert Croweu s:as
Of the Peoples Baak being duly sworn, depose and sa
,ta best of knowledge anu o
GILBERT l. CR0WELl, Cesaie''
s"o'n '''Oe Ahe 'a 'A N' Gao Psrros Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

pJyP HANK A required oy Chapter Of lso the week
coine Saturday the 10Th day Of July, lSoi a..
snd Discounts tDSo -
average of Crculauon !t.oo.
Average Deposits lofSsova
City aud County OF Newiok A. D. Hays Csshisr ~
North River Bank depoe and hH tLs "'S's
statement coee to ths OF knowlsdse and belet
A. D. HAYS, Cashiec
Sworn before M this 3lst day of July, ls,S ,,,.,
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Mnnhnttnn Company.-Statement ot the MANLY

rNCOYPASY the CITY N-wYok OF the average daily easoe
N. ons cc,uats tor ending SATURDAY rnornns Tho
2sh lay OF Jaly, leo 80 o,- -. =
A,sra.r sponn, OF and scouns y
~
Average Circulation aSIos -
Ave
% ~ corn, Of York So John Harberser Cashier o.
e Crusny york being duly s~o<n ie
M as a. -, the above statement the best OF ,
knowlsje- .rd 5-iet j. j. hahDIh"hN' Se-'>''
S"' ~ ~ ~ ypsn T. Cossr, jr, Notary Pubic.
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Old Things BECOME New,

The undersigned woald beg leave TO in
form his old friends, and "lhe rest Of man.
kind, y that ne has lately returned from the
service OF his conniry, and again re- Ia
opened his o L D ES LISH- nA
+ ID TAILO RING LOON, In.
with view of making up entire new gar
ments, as well as mending old ones, for all
mankind, Gand any body else,l who may
favor him with their work in his line.
He is prepared TO do work NEAT, Fash
lONABLE and SUBSTANTIAL, and hopes
by so doing, abd strict attention 10 business
10 merit and receive due share of patron
age. But remember, all, that these times
require money, or something 10 live upon,
be therefore hopes and trusts, that when
he has done bis part, his customers will
do theirs, by furnishing the "ready John,"
or ready trade. For truly the "Laborer is
worthy OF his hire"
BERNARD RUPERT
Bloomsburg, Sept 10 1862.
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IL handsome and desirable, and so exact
an imitation Of gold, as to DEFY detection.
Tie movement is manufactured by the
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Europe, and are supeIbIy finished, having
engraved pallets, fancy carved bridges,
adjusting regulator, with gold balanced,
and the improved ruby iewelieG action
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We are The sole agents for this Watch in
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READING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NOVEMBER q. 1864.

GREAT Trunk line from the North and
~ North>west for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading. Potssville, Lebanon, Allen
iawn, Easton, &c. sc.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York,
a. follows. al 3 90 and Is A. NJ. and
I.35 P. NJ, arriving at New York al 10
a NJ, and 2.45 and 10 90 P. Nj.
The above connect With similar Trains
Oh The Pennsylvania Road, and Sleeping
Cars accompany the fret two i.ains with
ON change.
Leave for Reading, oottsvilIe, Tamaqpa,
MsnefsvilIe, Allentown AMI Philadelphia
Al I5-A. NJ. ard IS P. NJ, stopping al
Lebanon and principal Stations only.
Nay Trains, stopping at all points. al
J % A.. NJ and 4 40 P. Returning,
Ttsve New York at 9 A. NJ, l2 noon, aud
90 P NJ. Philadelphia at 8 A. NJ aRd
3.soP M s; PousviIle a, 8. so A. M. and
2 .35 p NJ, Tamsqua al $40 A. NJ ard
2f5 p VI and Redaing al IL midnight,
7.35 and 10 As a / NJ, So and COS P. NJ.
Reading Accommodation Train Leaves
Reading al 80 a. " returning from Phil
adeiphia at 4 80 P. VI.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Re ad-
ing al 40 and and IL A. NJ. Tor EphTala,
Liliz, Columbia, SIC.
On Sundays; Leave New York at P.
"a. Philadelphia Is P. NJ, PoilsFile 7.3O
a. NJ, Tamaqua a. NJ, Harrisburg Is
\. M, and Reading at IL midnight Tor
Harrisburg.
Commuialion, Mileage, Season. and Ex
sursion Tickets, at reduced rates TO and
rom all poihis. ~
Baggage checked through so pounds
allowed each Passenger.
G. a. NICuLLS,
General Superintendent.
ReADsSe Pa Nov. 30s 1861.