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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-13
THE WAR IN ITALY.
The Ausirians Advancing Into Lombardy-Oe.
eupafion Of Bormio-Wh nbonts OF Gnri.
baldi.

BRRSg. June 20, 1866.
The Austrans hare re-descended The Ster'O, and
pied Bormio, driring the Italians back 10 IiraHo.
FLORENCE, June %.
Garibald is at Lake Idro
The Austrans have entered Vacamonica, and have ar
rived at Vczzia
EVENING.
The Italian troops taking up positions on the Ogo
The movement is being effected with perfect order and
the army is in excellent health and spirits.
The Ausans have not attempted TO cross the Mincio
LoSDoS. June 30
The Aus,ans have forced their way through the Tovate
Pass and into the valley Of Cannonca.
The headquarters Of the Italian army are at Tore Nal
abeTg.
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The Crown Prince Of Prussia.

Frederic William Nicholas Charles, Crown Prince
OF Prussia who commanded the Prussan forces at the battle
ofSkeez is the eldest of the present King and was born
Oct L. 1891 he married at London Jan o. le5s to
the Princess ROYAL Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa eldest
daughter Of Queen Victoria lie holds the rank Of Lieutenant
General in the army and commands the Second corps.
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Advance Of the Prussians into Gnlicia--Ba ttie
mt Oswiccin.

CRACow, June 27-Eyening.
This morning the Prussians made fresh attack upon
Oswiencn, but were repulsed with heavy loss
The following details have been received OF the brilliant
encounter which took place yesterday at Oswiecin:
The Austrian forces, composed of one battalion and
half Of infantry two squadrons Of Uhans and half field
battery drove back the enemy with heavy losses across
the vistula after a struggle which lasted ten hours
The Prussian forces consisted OF three companies Of
fusieers three battaons of Landwehr one entire reg
ment Of Uhlans, and half field battery.
RATIBoR, June Count Stolberg's corps has de-
stroyed the Cracow and Vienna Railway in several places
thereby seriously nterupng the Austrian communication
with Cracow and Galica.
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Prince Louis Of Hcsae.

Prince Frederick William Louis Charles of Hesse.
Dsrmstad is nephew OF Prince Alexander Of Hesse in
corps anded brigade Of cavalry His father
brother Of the Grand Duke and Of Prince Aexander
his mother first of the present King of Prussia
He was born Sept L. 1887. aud married July 1862 the
Princess Alice third daughter of Queen Victoria He
therefore brohernaw Of the Crown Prince Of Prussia
against whom he fighting lie also served in the Prussian
army before the present complications.
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The GRIND Dnkc Of Baden.

Frederick William Louis, Grand Duke Of Baden,
Is the second son Of the late Grand Duke Leopold and
born Sept; eo6 On his fathers death in s52 he sp
pointed Regent, his elder brother Ludwig being OF unsound
mind. He took the title Of Grad Duke in 1885, two years
before brothers. death and the he married
daughter the present King Of Prussia He banished the
Jesus bis Duehy 1856 and has passed great part Of
bis time 1888 perpetual conflicts with the ecclesiastical
power An attempt was made sssassnate him in 1883
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AUSTRIA.
The Hungarian Dies Prorogued-Dissaiisfae.
ton OF the Diet.

PEsTH, June 2l.-The Hungarian Diet will shortly be
prorogued for few months.
PEsTH, june ga royal reserpt was read at the sitting
Of the Hungarian Chambers to-day, proroguing the
Diet for an indefinite period account Of the
Previous to adjournment both Houses passed resolu-
tons egre,tDg the Propagation, but hoping for the
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Priuce Frederick Charles.

Prince Frederick Charles Alexander, who captured
Munchengratz from the Ausrians the 2sth utmo s
younger brother OF the King OF Prussia and born June
1901. He is Iield. Marshal in the army.
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The King Of Bnyarin.

Ludwig H., King of Bavaria was ban August %,
1915 and succeeded his father Ml1mian H. March 10,
1864 His grandfather Ludwig L. who abdicaed in lsis is
slvng AZ be is not yet q years Of age, the King Of
had bat little personal share political events He
ia unmarried.
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The King Of berg.

Charles l., King of Wurtemberg, was born March
1873 and succeeded bis father william L. in Jane, lsG5.
lie married in Grand Duchess Olga daughter Of the
late Gar Nicholas
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The Archduke Leopold.

The Austrian Archduke Leopold, who commands
the 9th and 9Th corps which defeated by the Prussans
nth ami eth u the ola grand uncle OF the En-
pero Francis Joseph. He born June le23 and is
Lieutenant Field Marshal in the Austrian service with the
functions OF General Of Engineers and Marines.
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Great Popular Demonstrations
i'm London.
OUR SPECIAL WAR DISPATCHES.

The Cunar1 mail steamship Persia, Capt Lott, which
left Liverpool at 10 clock the morning Of the Both Of
june and Queenstown on the LIST of July arrived here yes
terday.
The steamer Baltic arrived at Southampton on the
morning of the 9th Of June.
The Denmark reached Liverpool on the 10Th nit.
The Hiberna arrived in the Clyde on the Goth ult.
The Etna arrived at Queenstown the evening Of the
9th nit
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Prussia and satisfied himself that he could not CONT upon
their support be abandoned bis design
The Emperor married in 1854 to Elizabeth daughter Of
the Bayarian DIXIE Macmillan Joseph.
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OTHER DISPATCHES.
Advance OF tho Army Of the Elbe Under
Prince Frederick Chnrles-Cnpture Of Mum
cbengratz and Jicin.
PRUssIAS DISPATCHES.

fhlSSiAN OlSfAlChEs'
MuxcHExGRATz, June 2S, Top. m.-Princc Frederick
Charles has today driven back the Austrians from Podo
10 beyond MHnchengatz with great loss and has made
some 900 prisoners. The Prussian loss was ineon-
siderable.
BERLIN, June 29.-Prince Frederick Charles, in june
ton with Gen Herrwarth Bitterftld captured Miuehen
gatz yesterday, after successful engagement with the
Austrian capturing 800 prisoners. The enemy refrod 10
Farscabrack ruth the loss Of 1000 men The PrussiaH
loss ,cas mucl less.
REcHENBERG, June 29-The King of Prussia and
Prince Charles expected here tomorrow.
SIcnRow, June q, midnght.-Tho vanguard Of Gen.
Herrwarth Bitterfeld came upon small body of the
enemy at Hunerwassen who were driven back with loss
OF 50 prisoners.
AUSTRIAN DISPATCHES.
PAEDumTz June %, lsG6.
After occupying Jcin yesterday, the Pssians were at
tackled BY the Cavalry Division Of Gen. Edelsbem They
were driven on, Jcn and repulsed toward Tur
nau.
In consequence Of this defeat the Prusians last night
evacuated Melnk Danba and Lepa and withdrew in great
haste to Meimcs.
The Prussan losses by Gen. Edelsheims attack were
enormous.
The strategic operation Of the Austrian army was CON-
pleely successful The junction Of Prince Frederick
Charles with the Army Of Silesa was prevented
The Austrian losses in the battles of the last three days
are estimated at scarcely 900 killed and wounded The
Prussian loss is at least equal
LONDON June 30
The Times says that it is difficult as yet to bring the
Austrian and Pusan bulletins % agree as to the final
result of the affair Skacz The Austans, there is no
doubt had the best in this encounter though the adyan
tage they obtained is by no means decisive.
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About 900 Austrian prisoners from NaehOd and 5000
from Trautenau hare been sent TO Posen.
The Crown Prince of Prussia's report to the King
upon the battle in which the 9Th PssanArmy Corps
engaged states that % bataons Of Austrans took part
in the conflict while the Prussan forces consisted ofony
% baaons which the reserve did not into close
quarters with the enemy. The Crown Prince adds, that
considering the brilliant victory which had been achieved
the Prussan loss very small and did not exceed 500 10
COO men, among whom, however, many officers. The
losses sustained by the Ausrans were very considerable
Altogether both sides, about 1000 trere placed
kors da combat.
THE AUSTRIAN DISPATCHES.
VIENNA, June 2s.-The official reports fully confirm
the victory Of tie 9TH austrian army Corps Orer the army
ofhe CrOrn Prince Of Prussia at Skalic:
1t officially announced that in the battle near Skalicz
yesterday the Pussans lost many prisoners and Is guns
After the battle a Prussian major proceeded to the
quarters of Marshal Bencdek under protection of flag of
truce TO solicit an arrisce The demand was refused
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, June 30.
The following is the latest Austrian official telegram re-
lating to the fighting on the 2sth;
PARDUBITz, June 29.-rhc Prussians yesterday were
completely defeated by the Austrian forces under Cadence
leaving behind onehird of their army killed and wounded
They withdrew TO Prussian territory toward Gldt..
OTHER DISPATCHES.
PARIS June 90, 1865
The Moniteur of this morning publishes intelligence
from Berlin dated yesterday announcing that IN fresh
engagement between the Prussians and the Austrans
near Trautenau the former captured ten guns and took
many prisoners The Austrans were compelled to fall
back.
special dispatch to Tie Times, dated Josephsadt,
June q, 45O p. m, says: Prussan force advanced
from Nachod and Neustadt this morning. They were met
near Skalcz by Austrian army corps and driven back
after six hours fighting.
The Austrian loss is heavy, especially in cavalry.
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Occupation OF Troppau In Austrian siIesia.
RArBoR. June a.
The Prussians have entered Troppau without meeting
with any resistance.
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EUROPE.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS
THE CAMPAIGN IN BOHEMIA
Battles at NachCd, Skalitz, Trantenau
and MuncheDgratz.
SEVERE LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES
Eight Thousand Austrians Cap.
tured at NachOd and
Trantenau.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIMING A VICTORY.
The Prussians Said to Have Been Finally
Driven Back TO slesia and Saxony.
THE WAR in ITALY.
The Austrians Advancing from the Tyrol
into Lombardy.
CAPT URE OF BORMIO.
The italians Changing Their Plan Of
Campaign.
NEE MING.
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ENGLAND
Lord Derby's Difficulties in forming a New
Ministry.
RE FOR NJ AGITA ITO n.
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REFORM AGITATIO
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FRAN CE A F MIN G..
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ENGLAND

Lord Derby's Difficulties in forming New
Ministry.
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The Prussians Said to Have Been Finally
Driven Back to slesia and Saxony
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THE WAR in ITALY.
The Austrians Advancing from the Tyrol
into Lombardy.
CAPTURE OF BORMIO.

The italians Changing Their Plan Of
Campaign.
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Nmnsemenfs.

RLEECKER ST. CIRCUS.
- B-twesp Perry and Chsrissu,
noSp pa nS 1sy 3. 100 70, sbq; SeSsss oo.,
end VERY NloHT =. ososs
CHIARfNls Royal SPANISH CIRCUS
Heiouy eooi capable Ct persons Ts sess s
sd ,ss' q BAY, sIa I,T as Rs fsps
01D'' eI6SoR sEBasfiES'" VIVA
Tie Bareback Eqsestan who W." appear upons s"s' s'sa
's"N"s WITHOUT SADDLE or Birdie
MONS w. DUYEBNRY,
tho s,,., ,.,,o and Dsoca.or prp. Tes.en Of
London and r'iA DON ANTONIO MARQUES
The ,..hfne brazilian EqueaD In biz eIenx porsare OF
:" M iAd'a" TAI raf coMANcHE OF TIE DESERT.
b.ss,ai MILfhRY ROAD ExERcsEs Inoantsd TIE pure
b.ood AIsban ssesd ADD FL KADER. ,,,
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Which allow 10 be tho highly trained animal Of tos pfss
WY siS StSasc the Fsssori o. 1@esa
THE PERUVIAN BROTHERS
MN. ss1% ,ARLoS Senior oAsfhh ssn giostFINA
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SEMI NJ sSISHsTRE, NJ BAcHERIA,
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both continents vii BE- brought forward at every spesnts
The attention Of an spproei.ye pnbEc esney bRkn
q sadi0n tie profoundly learned Thorough
VIC" HoNTEIIJM4, cEFlRO BONIPo FIGARO, TURCo.
- FAVORITA ALI and MOShA. ,,,,.
Startling display easc More than brute and
The Department and win be ably Represented BY W.
appropriate place n the Pavilion VIII be oct apart ~ '"''ed
Teists, Soc Children pDder TO- 2se
q. LHIARINI, So PIopnetor and hAnokef.
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0he Gnrt.

CARATOGA RACES.-The Third Annual Meeting
~ e h Saratoga Assertion viii be held DUNG the
mencns MONDAY. July q, 1896 - -
PROGRAMME-FIRsT DAY
fRsr RAoRThe Tsyers stake Of 40 each 100 sddsd,
fr thfee olds sndtbrrequser mica closed With ~
BxcoAD RAcx.-Two mile heats, fr al sges purse e1sc
SECOND DAY
FIRST RAc.-HuTele fr all mesj Wei o. wsys.
500 TO thu nner 100 60 e second horse three or more ss
sEooEp RACE The ssaoxa Cup, Of s00 adirc to ss~se
stakes Of 80 eacs p twoandaq'sef MIKES ior oil se"
THIRD kAcRDAah Of teeqoerten Of mile for al
S3oo. -
FasT nAcEDssh Of mes threeysss oss
wilmer Of TIE Derby or TrAver exi lased purfe $500
e0 entrance T. D., 500 added Closed with "a nouina'ior
THIRD RAcE-Das Of oneand aqBatsr miles Ion al
s3c9 x,n.u
Fmsr nacsPurse 80 stlns Races essh o. one s"e nan
sScosp R,cs-Thr, O. mic hea4 for ~ purse cleo
IHmp RAcR-Dssh Of andtlT,e garter mics o' A. t"
purse 900
Fsrr RAoRselnel Stakes. two miles r shfse y~ai 's eis
ohs Derby 1Iaves but penaiios not 70 seooin"
lstei $50 p $50 added Cosd vito y noHns'c1.
SECOND RAcEMe hea ~ bes horses al ages pure pfH
winner OF tho Saratoga STAKE. n pune ESQ.
SIXTH DAY.
Ffssr RtcyIurdie Race Ter I'll sEes two miles hs,sp 70,
nor only that started r. the hrs, dsys hurdle t e
winner; 400 second horse. fibre start
RAcE-Dssh n fDIr N Is f,r all Purse COO
RAoEDssh Il oneandaha miles handicap, ia hDtsss
cent added
AZ tecf,re the scst viii b. preserved BY ,ss
pioymeu. q ana nple Of efficient policemen -
Will Albany Troy and points httbe North eb
day, arriving et Sarai0gn N Ie iof IN ces aho ~"
races Of the d8y over W. H. 1AAfLh', 'f"sf''S'
T. NHEArLr, Secretary.
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FRp AZ. July 2e-r, ~

sold closes at l493 after selling Of 1901 aud 1873.
The stock market has been without special sctvy AID
psees as whole lower npon the share list @eVern-
ert securities are barely sustained ard TRANSACTIONS arc
vpap reduced scale The zoos Of 1863 aIe down to 100
ssa 1905 arc quoted 1904 l03. After the call The market
a, lower upon the share list with moderate business
Hudson River is very strong and sold at Hob AT Second
Board the market improved and all shares were in better
usnd North Western shares improved per cent and closed
strong Reading, Hudson River, Rock Island and fofi
Wsyne werc in demand at improving prices. The closing
prces were: Ohio Certificates, 28 028l Canton, Oh a
IH; Cumberland Coal 46l 046i, QuicksilyeT, 492JOli
Msriposa, preferred 2Ia23; Nev.York Central. lOt
<sdO5; Erie IS, o65i Hudson River, ll5a9lE; Read
tne ll0sli0i; Michigan Southern, S2a Illinois
Central Scrip, il9Gll91, ex dividend; Cleveland and
x7ttshureh s4saB5; Cleveland and Toledo, llQS@ll0t
Rrh Island "a; Ss77; Northw estern 35 0S52; North
western Preferred, 64i e642; Fort Wayne, ss3Slec.
Money /. abundant at as per cent caand brokers
ACCOUNTS are made up with much ease. At fhe discount
suses there is little doing, and rates are wholly m
ehnsed Best pass at per cent and good At u
1psr cent.
The following are the quotstons Of exchange: London,
uims bankers so days. 1000 iOs,' London prime bank
rs sight, lIO1 aIlOi; Paris bankers long. 5l2l @1a
Paris, banker. short, 5iOSa07g Antwerp 5.i5sj12i;
sswiss 5l5a5i2f; Hamburg, 37i Amsterdam, ~ Frank
tgt, 43, Bremen, 7ei: Berlin, 74.975
The business Of the Sub!Teasuy wac: Receipts
S2945 O63 SS-lot customs, tss9ooo Payments ss"c-
Os2 o.; Balance col 0s3 $50 10: Gold notes $50 600
The sction Of the Senate in regard 70 the National debt
exeites little remark II is Of great importance Una
only puts at rest PROJECT of funding the National debt
snto Eve per cent stock free ofincome tax The section
Which ges National Banks after Jsnuary lstle6 70
hold "plain ,eg.tender notes. reserve, instead or
appropriateness notes aud temporary loans to the trrs
saIy at present oreshOdows dearer end more active
money market bat il has immediate eject The sex
foD authorizing the sale OF surplus gold isanoher process
BY which legsendcs 20 be reduced bat there 10 no
danger Of any large contraction Of currency from bls
canse very soon.
Parties holding 73o notes can exchange then with Mr
Van Dyke at the Sub Treasury for $40 bonds In sdus
tng the interest the Department pays 80; but when
party takes bond and is required TO pay suesr Of IL
tcres only per cent in currency is charged thus making
a small difference in favor Of TIE public.
The following are the earnings Of the principal railroads
fur the month OF lime cOrnuared with iSf5.
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SHIPPING INTELLGGRNCR
PORT OF NEw-YosE- .-is.' y"

Cleared.
steamship Nrylas (BEl Powse, Livpoe, Ni0o sies" Ss't
-. a.
s1au.s ship Iowa (By Craig, Glasgow. NsIansd o.
fsunb.) Hesck Hamburg
s-an.bip (Br-in.h Aeiers Bremen, O~s.hs 10
seanship Linit Acapulco NskeDsn COCHIN lS"sn
Steamship Ssn,isso dc Cn6s smith, GFsytovn Nice "h h~sr
Steamship Co
Steamship Wu. Woodward. CuDd1 Baltimore. W Dalai
Ship World Otwen, Liverpool G.innsi. MItrrp co
ship Cry q Asv.Yor TLoss Liverpool ssapei rbe~f.e.s
Nerbev.
Ship Pepn. (Aostl Dancooo, Glasgow, Socoyicb Smith
ship Rcyusrd Coishsn. francisco C. Colnsoek 90
Bark llys tBSl Berry Merscsibo MsusD5 Phelps ~ -
Bsrk Geo,ssns tBrl Fowiers6a.gow vie psIiep. 6s'
Elwel 4 20.
Bsrs Coede.s, Wells. Savannah. Youns Cowsr
B.rt White, Charleston, Young towen
Bark r. Orisoo st PlsTre, 5 H. hsyLef scn
bark Nictols Couch. Boston, r. r. Bu% q Co
Brig Rolling We've Hall, Baltimore, {. w Lewis TO
Brs Crimes Patterson, Phlsdeiphia, Wash ttrVsy.
Brig Zysnett- JsnEe tDuichl, Weeema hasei*', F1"sh
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Brig ocesn Star tBrl Carrot, u,lSir. d. r. DewofkCe
Brg Adephi 18th Balm Wilmington II. schmidt
Bg Bird Of che We've tBn, Lsaer, St. Jobns Asusaes, H.
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Brg Nv stswart Dennson Phisdcphis. Mfes Hovsbi~s
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Bs Nicto. Albert ,puieh DcJOnse Hsvs ru.ch Msoess
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sch En.sryrse BT.l. bsrnes LondoBdey j. ~ tp"t e.
schT Mabel Hal, Hail. Ehzzbe;hport, w. - Brown Co
sshr Ella Mont onery. Boston Thompson Huntss
scbT A. y, AmeS Amcs. Ehzahe,hpof,, e. hws'h
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Family Markets.
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ON Nv Nc I1PENNRS n NtW-lVNk'
FRIDAY. July 49,. A.
4 change 10 cooler weather makes marketing o
more agreeable operation less scTutny needed 10 IN
fs vegetables Abundance o. these Ncfo
spotted dulAng Ecksed term bile others were sc1 very
cheap dealers Knowing they could rot he kept many bons
Caroa OF uut on -od base Y 10, andnundeas
seized hy The police unit 60 eat Excepting hue
Advance IN smoked ard the berries there are few
changes rsp0T until voeetsies sre reached Most "'
these higher used by the severe dfou,i win 700
tire busy .C0bbagcs potatoes urnps and peas are
advancing wne green woh ~ MOI yet the sweet "
Tistr Is Among ffuits Jnts wont w rapidly Win
tho great dersnd dn-,ng the ho days DIV weather $3.50
chezed the yiei ChsfTe. nearly out VI market and
fsspsefies se s.sgorsng IN quality will few Of them Tho
Lavtsn snG Dorrhes,sf hAkbsres MOI yet plenty willie
wbotebsrrst scarOe and hx.L cnl OF By dry weather
Appss suypy bat sll green. Preacher INK
nanged IN by isW Ice went of faster than snythng
else dcfIng ise healed term and hard words were
spp.e 20 las wagon drivers or taer tsfdy epPssrsbce
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s,nplnao barse
L,RANKIIV SAVINGS BANK,
CORNER 81 ElQiiril.Akl. AND toRffsECcSp oF
MIR 7r ,OMMEHffS my
- TX PTR CENT. AID FREE o. TAX.
I,RTENWICU SAVINGS BlNK-JuLY DIVf-
NJ UEND Tor f8-Tr Board have o rcd IN q At 20
b. ifee tlsO, ~ due rf< ~ ffNi
rH al MOUNTS n Vie iinndrrd Dollar, snd
4ns FOUR PR Cent pr ~ ADpons ose Five
n1nsT,d Dol sd srI MONDAY.
tie A dfy riff jill. ~ rri at caU or w ba sddrd ~ the
. h.. ipsl y. +. WHERLwRIOiu, PTes'd"a.
loss = niCatEsoN s...,,-..
JANIS hRrcG, -
ETROIoLlTAN SAVINGS BANK,
WI ". i. ,oope Insitots Thi-d.aVs
DT u-ds hcor july ~ will draw its.ss ro1,
JUL. ~ SIX PR tESf. snn. 81 hs"l and
aIa~r, frye rom tiovsmurn nj ~. ISAAt i. Hh'iii
". :. BsRNgs- sesrefsTy pes"eHt
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ..l
-MARkI.I sAblaCS BANK.
IA. ~ Ns--,U. MAS fgLIos-rHHSr, NEw bokk
DEPOSITS made ttigu JI m VII als" insrti'
nom JAY IL,
n H. (ONKLIS, See WAL VAN NAME, Pres
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S65. 1864.

geek ending July IA. we're:
1866 .... ......t2ii7 q tI5s5...........t7.i5s 81
At the annual meeting Of the European and Nofih
American Railroad Company, at Bangor, Maine, the toll
lowing gentlemen elected directors: The Hon &.
X. Jeweti the Hon. q. J. Gilman, g. A. Poor, j. y.
Rove, s. ". Dale, and - Emery Of HaDo; j. l..
Thompson OF Philadelphia the Hon =. c. Brinck 81
NowJeney The Hon. O. K Jewett was elecied Plesl.
dert. ft
TIE annual meeting of the stoeksoldsn n II, A'slc
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Ju, aA-ss5e bbls Flour ;23 bbs Whisky. 80 bb,..
Corn Meal 300 sacks do, 1900 bush. Wheat. E.2.6S
b.h Corn 40 s5 bush 40 pkgs Asbes, o. pkga Heel
n psgs. Cut Meats. 3. 276 bbs Petroleum
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Cost ano fcnno.

u S0n0 REWARD.-STOI.EN from the safe OF
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