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Boston. July 4.-Shortly altar noon TO-DAY =
hrs broke out In East Boston, near the shiu
yards consuming NIcKKRsos's wharyes and
salt wsrehousss, the Suffolk Bait Mills the
East Boston Iron Foundry, and Machine Shop.
the SsctisnL Dock and Marine RAILWAYS.
nearly one hundred dwelling housss marin,
and mechanical warehouses, a we'll a. an i'm.
msnse amount OF Lumbar, timbsr, marine stores
and patterns VI all descriptions kcludina
mou6s for the now gun boat contracted for By
PAUL Curtis.
Ths bark Mystery, OF Boeton. wa, completely
destroyed.
The brig Henry Matthews, brig Fanny O.
Field and schooner Quindore, the latter lust
put In distress, from Trioidad for Cork, with
cargo Of molasses, were all totally DESTROYED.
The 6aikentine, Edward HUI Of New York,
was badly burned.
The ichooners Dasbawsy and A. HavkIn,.
and Martha Ann O'Eeil, were badly harmed.
It's Impossible TO estimate the value Of the
property consumed, at pres emit.
SECOND DBPArou.
Bostot July 5.-Tbs fire broke out In a rig.
gers lott, on ASpin vail WhaIf, which, with q
large store houss for salt, was des .royed.
Snelling's wharf, covered with small build
ings was swept clssn-Also Mic ksrsons wharf.
$500, 600. "'1 WV
The Foundry OF the East Boston Iron C I'M
p,ny. was next destroyed. 1t coat sIOO. 900.
a !, the buildings on this wharf were burnt.
The East B1ston Dry Dock. with the rail-
way, was next destToyed-Worih ALDO OOO.
At The chip yard Of SAM. HALL, the fise was
stcppd burning the whole sausrs OF the Tim
Der notk Company, which was covered with
snsl Dwellings. AT Least 200 families were
rendered bomslsfs.
The follow ing is a list % ves,sI, burnt
Bank My.teiy, BostcE; brig O,ell.. BRIG
Henry Matthews SsArsnort, bTig E,rrv ~
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ABory. July 5.--At about o'clock 10 uiRht,
. fire brOks out IL the frsight house at th,
ston Depot at East Albsoy. 80 6srs. wa
the confserstlou that nothing could be saved.
The destruction u propsrty embraces tso
fhesht dspots, the passenger depot, the ticket
omoe, the elevator, ffty, four ear loads frisght,
eight car loads live hogs, Eve canal boats, onss
valuable frisght bridge. Ths long psseng.r
bridge vss r~rhally saved, the canal boats
vsre all loadei With grain.
:. The loss by this Ere will exceed half a mil
lion q deliars. Up 10 . late hour rumors pre-.
vailed of loss Of Life. The company had no In
auf anoN.
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CITY NEWS.

Iim CRY YEsrxBDAr-1hs city ysstOrdsy
seemed not fully to have recovered from Il,
celebration Of the Fourth and items wefe I'm.
usually scarce military affairs seemed to be
a sudden stani.stil. and had not tn, even.
ing brought the excitement OF the Presidents
meisage the city would have been sunk in
snru'. The interest excited by the message
was very general and when 1t appeared in the
evening EXTRA Sun, aud was read by the
public, It's sentiments were most heartily en-
dorsed by the truly patriotic.
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L
Tbs Hon. q. A. Gnow, the Speaker elect,
was escorted TO ths chair by Mssars. BlArH
| and RICHARDsoH.
Mr.. GROW, upon taking his Seat made q pa
triotic and fofcible spesch, the spIri, u which
Is well shswn by the following extract;
No flag alien 10 the a" sources" Of tbs Ms.
fhsippi will ever fiat permanently over IL
nou till It's waters are crimsoned In human
gore, and not one foot Of American I'll can b
wronehed from the jurisdiction OF the Cons,itu-
ton Of the United Stites until II Is baptized In
ire and blood. Cyociferous applause upon the
door and In ths ga iofits)
a government hat cannot command the low
atty 81 i's own c'ti1srs is unworthy the resosct
o. tbs world, and i,oysrnm snt thNt will not
p'"te1t ~ own ioyhi citizens deserves the con.
tempt OF tie world. (Ap .lau,C)
Ihs o-'h OF othes vas III n alhinisterCi by
Mr. NAsIEuuNE Of linois.
fore tbs rssilt We. announ Cd NJ. q cow
sd he h.o rsnark 10 make similar 20 Nj.
BLsIH. lie Wouli no bs a c indicate an
10. ger. UXcessivo lausht'r) This wAsoE.
ing to biz having received one vote from to,
TartSiitS Of friend.
On motion IL WAS
RtSo(re1, That all whose names have been
objected IN be passed over until tho residue Of
tie members have b an sworn In, and allo
ihCte whose seats h We boen infested.
Tie members vera then sworn in, as their
Names were called. by Delegations.
Mr. RuRNKIr, of Nv, offered a resolu.Ion.
that he question If iishts 10 seats by the ys
rshtl men { ON Virginia, M,sra' Urro,.
PsHIIEToN, BRows, CARING ard WuALLy
10 f,f.rr.d to The Com nitt.e on Elections al
tr the latter ,ball te apndn,ed He sad II
wss not ris purposo 10 tfFsr any factious on
pns,t bat to d ened It his duty to propose
such inference. IL invo we'd question Of tue
g,ytbt character.
MIR. SrkvII on Pa, ross TO point OF or
der, Wa that The gentleman from Keutucky
should nIst call for certificate, and thsn pr )
Geo n MS proler order;
MIR. BgRrkIT said be had placed ,hs objec-
ton on higher ground and only designed to
intsrPOte srch object6n as bis conscience and
duty 'omPeled One ~ the members claim.
,nS ttat irom virginia (Mr. UProS) con-
fsltd that be WAS ineiig,b!e TO seat In the
hIusa
mr CsfLiLs' oil va, sad no did not wish
Ny porucn o. SLATE TO fail OF representation
rom tiny objection hrstd against any other
porun lie vas regularly elected on the 18th
Thu"day 81 May by large majority, and the
OILY .questi In his case was, whether the Con-
vsnusn II Virginia had any right TO annil a
solemn law OF the state. The Ia Y auth lrizing
the Conyention expressly declared that the acts
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Col. ALIENS regiment today went up u
Newport Hsws.
oArruRED INFORMATION.


Ndshrile, Ten~., July Abe up and Down
passenger trains on thu Louisyill. snd HsshyilI.
railroad were ssis.d this mornirg a. camp
IronsdslL near hiteh.llsvilis, BY order Of
Major Gsnsra ArDEnsoE, and boLh brought
70 this city. Tbs managers had taken all the
engines and running stock 10 Loulfvills against
which policy Tennessee had demonstrated, and
protecticn. Msjor General ArDKRsos Informed
the agent hers that no farther seizure would
b made, and that trains should pas unintsr-
rlpted.
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taken by the R.dsrsl troop, from the lines Of
The eusmy In the eight Of Monday. =
The snsny pss,ed through here on Monday
sftefpoon, with ~ prisonera, taken from Va
rious Pennsylvania rasiments, some Of thar,
who lsft The lines 70 6eht upoa th.lr 0 On
hock, and wee mostly Of Cspt. Hxss' Cmps-
ny In ths 18th Psnnsyivanis Rsgimsnt
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pufn,ary and Naval sI.,e-eu,-.

Hfff''sNEI HH1 tNH'HI HENNbWNub
The discharges Of sono Of the Texas troops
arrived yss,srdsy.
Tbs .cOrvssss Savannah dropped do IN On ,hs
B.tsry. newly hGd se.nsr s.ll.d the n ssls-
appi u 70 be hasd GU, ., the Navy Yard.
A man named Gnmrr fall into the Brooklya
Dy Dock sud was XII cd.
The s,ssm fiiss,e su,q,shsnns has sailed Tor h.
hockads hss,, hom Boston.
Ths steam oorve,ls G.sh Doud has cone 70 ths
NavR Ysid.
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Capture Of Two Ner.ser- y...ei..

TIE Richmond Erdminer Of Monday, states
that the North Carolina steamer wiaslor.
Lieutenant CRossxr copm,DdiDg, has cap
tured CT Cape Hsttsras the schooner Transit
KNowiss mstsr, last from KY wesl, in
ballast having sailed from New York for Ksy
West With irovisiOns, shOt, &C., abou. III.
9Th Of Nay.
Lieutenant CsoesHAz has also captured the
HAssAH BALoH, Just from Cssdsnn, with
molanaaa
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CAPTURE or NORTHERN WESLEY
GIN. PATTERSON STILL VICTORIOUS


Especial Dispatch 10 the Ee0 York SUM-
wAsmNoroH, July 5,s, 1861.
ThE fPBAEELssIP.
Neats GEow aud FRAsK BLAIR arc psr-
sonIll, the best friends. A BARS suggss.
tion, II WAS agreed that up,1 he vesy Grsl
ballot, he who he'd the least srsnyIh should
withdraw bic mama. H. wa, uod irs' ooi that
GRow could not be reelected Ia his district
under the new spportionment, and this was
an argument in the mouths Of his irieS6 8.
GRow is tall, wsl-mRd- m'n, with fu'l,
heavy beard genial manners, god pros, nee
and active temperament. lilo Is thoroughly
acquaintod with the duties Of Spsak,rsbio AID
IL vel qualified mentally, morally and phync.
ally thsretor.
vALLAruIGHAM.
Tho purse Of M. VAL-AsUIuuAM NJ, C.,
from Ohio, provokes severe eom Rent. IL, !,
hesls over hsAd in love with the vorst mon
Of the South, and Intends TO spare no pains, 10
oubarass the naturalization, trouble its ao-
tioa and misrepresent Us policy. II, will,
be quite as likely TO gst himself into trouble
People here are waking ~ to tbs necessity OF
mGLisg men act right by fear Of purishmsnt,
aud no mercy will be showa.
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The Connecticut I,..,.I.,-r.

Hartford, July 9.-Ths Connecticut Lsgisla-
turs, after . session Of nine weeks, adjourned
s'ne de at 10 O'Clock tonight. Ex Gov. SI-
virtually upholding the South In THAR r.bel..
lion. He could get only IS members 70 aus
tain him. His rebuke was emphatic.
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| ,CONThELL On Friday, 9TH lat, OF couumpti /,
'vrph ConIltu, W 4olb year Of bi, Afe.
gited 70 Attfud ths tuneIsI SUNDAY affirm orl Il
mt z oelocE' from his late rssldenco, 80 u
''ubiul ~, bro KY lGT
loRbHIT-Uu tire 4,h inst N,ry Cathsrin, cd
bett ago ytAs,st on the On inst LiKxV Corh,1
ff1 t, u OF O"'a'Iire ana the Iato LaxroSCe Cd
The funeral viii tate plsc, tiis rsSturdsy, u,or
'pg Al o'clock, from 10 Esst 18th At III
CUhL1-On Friday, nth inst. Robert Henry, al
OF John III. and fAIhy Curly, aged 10 yearu m Il
The relatives aad friends OF the family ara r..r.
hllly lnyitsd = attend tue fuIeral, on saSd]
Afternoon. Ith inst, at oaleed, from tie reIidencs
tAf'n u CsIres Hills Cemetery ioT tnterment I'd
| DEApY-O "a Friday, 9Th inst John Deadly, A nd
tive OF "NierGrssi Han, Co. Cork, Ireland, aged a
Ths rel.tiye- and risnas q tbs family arc rsspeo
iqily tyi'ea 20 .iesnh ns tnn.r.l, ihi. (5sturdAl
Cemeiey. las
EINEs-o On Friday, 9Th last, OF osngesti,u Of ID
biais, frank hires, sgeo yeSrs and Q months
heGRAIN-on ToursdSy p,orning, Mn RosAnr|
AoGraiB, q NAIVE OF the Parish Of HageitS Oror|
70. L0uih, ireland, aged d JCars, months ana 4
Dearest Rosey, thou bAst len %,
But IA G,d who has 6ersft ia,
he can AL our sorToHs heal.
Her friends and relatives, and those Of ksr bed
Hs6raia, srs respectfully Invited % .tsna de S sn
Vnc1af. Es:piis. iIsa 81 dear "a sSso 10
soovEL-0n Friday, oh int, james Edwsr|
eeTSs.i, % Of Jehs seoysl, .see year and mo-
fall, invited 70 Atssno ths tunersi On Sunday ate.
q SEQ rs ave, al IemAias viii Se taken 70 Csiyar
Cemetery foT integmept lI0
THUMAs-In Brooklyn. at her rsaideuoe, 70 Tf|
o. Scsn Tssn ,Sr PofnISs dne lana vi"
.ey. PSilsdspGis, LOnios sad Paris PsSSf. PEE
COPY. IM
TH9RN-on tho 4ta inst, Of cholera iufa ui.un|
jas Thorn, ssn Of Dr. Jas. q. Thorn, phyddAa|
The fu. eTsl viii take Ptses this tsa,uId.y, sssr
nooH, At O'Clock, from 6is Greenwich Ct i63
WARD = On Thursday, 9TH Inst Katie, ouI i
dAnsoieT OF kithsrd and Annie Ward, aged yearsl
The Tiends Of the FAMILY, and Ia particular tho.
II Gs 40 s,s &c rsd i 'SRn And WI
1sG.t' NJ tsaiuia,l he'r.on, At Is oc.ooL, a
is' lut ave. DhlI A.. Pr co copy, llG
owALxER- Ehsa d'gslirg 9; john and ELI /
qh' f,iugh WI. tsbe ~ ,.sia the rs,'ieuoe Cd
hs5 fiI'u's o., 81 ~ .. '] 50 a'e MA -logS
fcT Liia u.eIt lb6
,WGI;ELsR Clara A'cls'ls, only sSusht-r Oh
The hi5atS ana sslsd,,s e no family. ais, q
tuperRl on nUf d. etf'so0r ~ iust, 81 S'cisok
to,. rs sreIo A. T''' and &o-t'oAl FaPsr Re-
WFLIs-o1 Friday, ~ Ir,t. rr,U. L,-LAI
dsus;isl q tmres q. SAD kAts p, n tlls. Asod ~
n. i.icrd. - tlaayrsei tbs tSn,ly. and those
~ srNass15 J2,n 81 VI ,S ,ssC @,ail, is
a. o9'9es; flo@ his ns.deRce. lsS Vet Shss 81
.wlTTS-In Bergen. N. j., on Wednesday. ID iaull
NJ TREAS q DE fsiaIr arc rsrest'suy tnvtiol ID
heu-h bsIssn. IA
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Fra. Ferucss D1eareo.


Forf'es konree, July 8.-Ths sts.usr Cat
Iine, reosptly employed a. q transport BE-
tween here and Newport Ns-s, ". banned
Last evening. the crew having barely Il M q
escape. The Catslins formerly belonged 70 th1
Bddssport line and was owned by fsxEMAr
a Co shs was ipsured for t96 01o and had
been urder contract with the Government for
three months at eI0 600 per month. C.ptair
GoRroH, o. the Cumberland, gallsntly 70
moved the riad oanpons iron the burning
steamer.
TO rzwPoRT nxws.
Col. ALIENS regiment today went up u
Newport News.
olrruRxD REFORMATION.
One Of the letters Intercepted y.stsrday psar
Great Bethel, mentioned IN yesterday's diA.
patch, says there are 5000 troops st Yorkto vu,
and that spe Parrot gun and two riAed cannor
vers the prin pieces used BY the rebels o,
the shsir at Great BethsL
FLAG or TRUCE AYrKR 'IrKzu.r
A nag q truceis here again from Norfolk.
boldly nsuntipg tho rebel Hsg, and cruisln n
about tho roads without moltstation. WHY
docs Connodde SrRIsoHAM psrmlt IN, enemy
70 observe our every movsnent7 The dag Of
truce brings svsIAl fugltivss, chiefly women,
from Norfolk.
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Scranton Pd., July 4.-wM. SMSns and
wife were burnt TO death last night, in this
place, by the explosion Of a k,rcsens lamp,
while they were filing it. They leave seven
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The Comet, according to Prof BosD, Of the
Harvard Observatory, h not tho comst Of
CHAEIss V, or any other hithnto observed;
lie appearance bsing wholly mex pcetsd bls
found the astronomers Mapping. The train OK
tends over en- arc Of one bunor,d and six do
grscs, cr considerably moe than hs.f the sky,
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Ne'ice Bleeckcr Hall, BlseoIscr str.
vice sVtry sabbath, at 10Y O'Clock, A. N, aad
9'oloek T.. Miaister, X. q. sHINEALL. Of
Pfesbyn ~ Ofb. Y sabbs h School, . o'o iook, A
tho Sabbath School. I'll families or oths,s,
conn. ot.d with the chuieh arc cordially Inv
10 attend. i1s
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Report q n. seore,.,, 81 N, rr..mr,

Report q the Secretary Of tbs Treasury.
Wa call the attention Of oar readers 10 the
report Of the Secretary Of thu Treasury. IL
Il scarcely second in importance 10 the Me-
sags Of the President. S,crstary CANE Aor
makes plain, common sense statement, and
supports II with arguments which honest
Uuion man must endorse.
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Quebec, Juy The steamship Eova Sco.i,n
rom Liverpool jane 20, arrived last night.
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m ARRLAREA.

F1RTH-SHlRLEY-In BrOokiva on Thur.y,
4th met, by ne Rev hiram HIhhInS. joseph
lliih, o. Iudain ,ltY, n, j.. b 3AraL T., dsuShl
OF DhLlel hhifeT, Lsq Of flusllnFi L. l. mi
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pop'r MAX MusrArm.

vii q, V .nI T ssssDe svgiia cSs, y 'YSis
ycu Fst thsn a. meDufac,ured By Il y. HIsi}
fultop st., N Y. Beware q epurieus article<
limitations The eenulas sWtld chetEy BlthsI
for the ho-pitni and tie .ImF there y no 4
touios 70 b. compared win them Thsy shesS
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Wdshtn9toa, July The GArfbaldians,' -
creased over into Virginia this morning, tax
ing with ,hen all their baggage.
Tho Federal troops have advanced to within
three miles Of Fairfax Court House.
The European dispAtchss, 1t is understood.
show an improved disposition in England,
From all Northsrn Europe, and Spin and Italy
the most hearty expressions OF sympathy are
furn' shed 70 this Government. No privateers
will DO PAINTED to enter into any foreign
port.
GOOD EEwB FROM oKN. PATTERSON.
The New York 25th regiment OF volunteers
Col kKRRIoAs, nave arrived hero. General
PATIARsos has achieved another brilliant and
important success. Information was received
from Mar irsburg strday, that he entusd
aud passed through that place In the pornin z
in hot pursuit Of the enemy. The army was
welcomed vi h enthusiasm by the mass Of
poorl'. Tbs sc,ssicn force which General
PAIGks-S Icattsfsd on ths 81, whom 10
crossed the river, lost 60 k,ll,d and bad many
sogudsd. 1t rallied and presented q front
vTisIday, but again rstreited to distance o.
sr miles, where they have bs,n reinforced.
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Ansisch Baptht Church, 5th ave. d
iYth st Second ALnlser y TO. morrow. Sarm
10Y, by Rev. W. II. PENDLETON AapuM re
enbrasibg review Of the action Of the NJ Y.
Association, at 3 p. m by tho Psstor. Confer
All are invited Ia
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State Street CeDsrcH Hiioaal Oisrch, I
Ho}ttt Brooklyn, Presobipg tomorrow, at iO|S
and At = 2. m, by Rev. Maiolln N O. Dana,
LhsolSgioAl Summary. sunday School at v Z
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Rev DR. DswlisE, tho Pastor. VIII d
Baptist Churos, b diord NJ, near Csrnina n
dir anoe OF BAptem will DO adminulareA an.
merniog sermon Prsycr meeting II o. r, n
f0re the evening sermon.
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MILITARY.

Ao-vsiov Recrutts-fes Gssd rusu
b. ~ on, q Beat n yo u,tesr company, ovs&
cd - C-mp Scot, % steu Ialsnd. and already
20 Int the u. B. lefyiee. Unifsrus 10 nieh
pay % comma c. ou1 / nc of emil SmsnI Z
Capt. ". II. bIGbKE, Go. II, 1st Rosisleut
bo,tI h4
Wasted for he RswTth Reatmewf. {
ror hfis tdsl, - bodied y sunS mon OF 900,
ao'ei and 90 'tficd 70 endure a-tivs TER ise
service ofhriI '"urtry Tor the three yea q
LAIlRD'S fIta Ward Hotel. V Gait I'd
BUbNb. JT4 C
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LroNs' MAoSErIc IxsKcr PowDr
The original and SequIns Article, VIII eNteI
RoAches, Al u an all vernlTs Pre- frum "
LlONs' MA0NETTO PII.lIa
Are sure death 70 Rsti aud Mica. spld py AZ
eists cverD where n = PAhNKs, Pfop lielc
PAIk R9s, and l24 Broadway.
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REILGIOUa.

MARKET street Church--'rhs Rev. a
eeY ID. MURRAY, PAstor Of Market Street I;
service Will commence Al lOx o'oioek. Eyenje
viocs n ~ O'Clock ~
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Hev Jeha A. nfoKsss, Of Phpad
will preach In the Bioomir Gdalo Bap, Chu1
morrow, morning and evening
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Rsht Rev Bsh.p ncIrvaso WIN prd
20. W al ~ AIMS chm oh. Brooklyn, to-mS
morning. Betvice 10 oommenos Al io6 o'cIosk-
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Pretcetant Episcopal I" Csurch 81 DE
gcsgei We.- 2ots ~, wet Of 9th ave, Rev. a
oEiDk, Pastor. Residence. 2sT " 81 S0th q.
snt N r. n. Scat frea. Az S6l
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81. Ions, July A. Official information 70.
estved here rays tht. Col. SioHL u al MI.
v.non, Lawrence county, with strong force.
The RSSpubhcds lsarfs, from leasrs dated
sprinRheld, June Both, that G,vsrnor JACK
county.
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BARRr's TRIcoPHBRove
V the best ana cheapest srtoie for drs.sioG arit
tifylnE, G e tnsisg, curling, preser Rag and n
the hair. Ladies try NJ Sold By all druggifs
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TIE A. N r. Church, 13S Lsuresk
VII hold services Tomorrow az follevs :-PHU
l,fo'olook, A NJ; l. We Feast ans l. ~dS
o. ~ ooiocf, j. Unisn Prayer mestiof-S
osEss In he evening; oil are invitei. sesAv
b. BHERW00D, r. stor.
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African Civbizs,is.--By ape cisI roov
Rsy. DIR: THOMPSON, OF tbis city, viii repeat
address esisre TIE African Civilization Boei.s
III A. a. CON5TAN TINY, Cor. sssJ
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Open Ale PreacsfnE-By special psss
sion Of his Honor tho MAYO, the New YORK Ann
win b,gin tefi.s Of religious services SUNDAY I
noon At b o'cloes, a. Astor Place. Rev. DIT. d
public generally arc invited.
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Mss.ishs Church, 11th street, bee
20 and en- - s,ye.IPrssehipg A NJ: NJ, and
the Lordl bepper vill be aaminlstsred, By y
We show forth the Lords death tDl he cons,
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Boiton, Jay 4..-About noon today fire &C .
CURED IN Hudson street, completely des,ro wing
Twelve three story dwelling houses. This Gre
took place an hour previous 10 the breaLi n ,
out Of the eonRsgrAtion al East Boston,
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DENSION OFFICE, JUNE 9Th, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN,

sd June, 1867, for the reissue OF the Land War
been ost or DESTROYED, notice is hereby given that
at the date following the DESCRIPTION of each War
sued If no wand objection shall then appear
No 50 SS5, for l6o acres, issued under the act Of
March lS55, IN he name Of susanna Hubbard,
No sfs Tor 49, ao1s e issued under act Of sr
company Second Re s Of Tsnne..se Infsn.
Ig.-September 9Th, 1851.
no. 4S7S, for i21 acres, issued under the sot Of
March, lass, in the name of jacob Quick, sUd
granted on the oath day of January, lss.-septem-
No. Sc 6o2, for 80 acres. issued under the &C, of
september, 1850, an the name of Elizabeth Wells,
widow OF Daniel Wells, and granted on the nth
no IS $50, for iSO aores ISSUED ander the act of
March, 1855, In the name of Alexander Orme, and
granted on the 18th day Of October. lsss-septem-
No II SO. for $50 acres. issued under the sot Of
march; 1875; In the name Of Amos Arthur, and
No. g SO. for $50 acres, under sot of 1857, aud
RIpp hther of samuel Ropp, deOessed, Third In.
diana Volunteers. Mexican war.-Oetober IS, 1861
Or The 81 1s Snes t Ss act
granted on the Slst day Of March, ls5s.-Ootober
No "a 657, for $50 acres, issued under the act of
March. 1855, in the name of Thomas 4 auner and
granted on the Sd day Of May, 1856 -Oe obsr Is.
No. IS 100. for $50 .ores ISSUED urdsr the set o,
.dSh lsas m the name OF 20 y, widow o. David
Der, 1850 -Novemher l6, 1861
No. $50 for 20 acres ISSUED under ths sot If
and sra ted on me Nth day Of September, lass.
March isss il the name Of suy AisIsnde so m 0l
nor child Of John G Alexander, deceased, and
granted July 2. ls6q;o0Noysmber Is, 1851
eW-iav Commiesioner,
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HTATrsTowH, Aug. 24-Gentlemen from Har-
per's Ferry state that our troops under Col Cor
don secured large quantity Of -four and unground
wheat, including 500 bushels belonging to the ,e-
csssion army, at the mill Of Messrs Herr Welsh
They also disabled the mill from grinding for
several months to come
There were no rebel troops at the Ferry, bu;
pickets frequently come In. There are now sup
posed to be about Eve hundred at Charlestown
The body OF our ermy are now resting where the
climate IL salubrious and the water excellent.
The latest intelligence from the other side Of the
Potomac shows that the rebels have drawn to
Leesburg all their regular forces from Charles
town, Winchester, and other points above, and
concentrated them at Leesburg, where their army
numbers eleven to twelve thousand men. Capt
Henderson's Home Guards alone remain In JEFF.
ferson county.
The rebels have taken to pieces at MartnsburR
nve locomotives belonging TO the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and were to make the attempt yes
terday to transport them to Strausburg or some
other point on the Manassas road.