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81 :. MATHI0T x SONS
49, SOFA AND FURNITURE WARERoU4S
IS : as. % AND Y N0EFH GATSr
fheGr Fcggte 81
,. L1tci'aii4I from Gay to Frederick street
s.tt.s$% IN isGa large assortment cF every rar..t
'l'' ANl OFFICE FUR2si RE. eu1hcacr.
BE .5te2d5 CO4t4-a :.
3fsilSta:tt5. tEre. f.Socki0a fI....--
1a.0tohr&, Wood Chairs. stagare-
+,pIiL= neGs, Office Chairs. Harhl. Tah;.s
hatesSeS o: ngI, Barber Chairs, IfeCarfign s,t
lotion ana liar. Cribs and Gradieg laStrr t.fir
SOFAS, Side Boards, ISrtterS ''
. AAIhNSI0N TABLES Of EVERY l,ENETi{
os disposed 10 purchase invited to call ana Civ
vr Stock an examination, which for variety ana oUsy n
"ofs hsP oaanohe exceiled By any establish uent in ti
%Va tS A. MATHIOT & SON
al11,. Nos. IS and u North Gay street
" ENRY ". jenkins,
GE PRACTICAL ca BTNE F MAKER
r- No lG LIGHT ST,
iis on h2d large stool! Of and constantly ufr
sb every description of CABIN ct WARE OF TIE bs,t ~,
IA, FAYE "a apa SPRING y MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
ss2STEAbS suitable for Hotels, Sc i.5-tf
81 NEW FURNITURE
F[2 WAREROOMS
me undersigned you'd call the attentlor OF his friend,
ami the public to his Warerr os. and his qrgrz
and varied assortment of furniture His stock heinz An
prices he hopes for continuance of the patronage he has
SO long enjoyed at the Oh dStaud.
THQs. McGLANNAN,
No. IOI West Baltimore
>, - y -&IfIRE b UGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED and
...e..L 49, = - y 81 8 ~ - y =. mh23tf
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1lUnltiplL AQtitfs.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,
R,,r AUP!F4 Ib,,,, oFsIGE; ;
The Taxes on tine owia pro6s GvhI o 9t1 ISL
DAYS viii be BANDED 70 he Surveyor for plating prepa,
VIM Lougheme t. and Ga1ai s. ~ % g
r. 4 maryland dsi and J. " 5 Light st..... 80 81
John Maloacy, l.. and l. " s Chesrut acy. % n
james BAN L. and / 8 = 5usi q q g
Thomas Matthews H. and = cr lax; - ~ O9
inpton .ts ....- - " vi ''''' AN" " ''S-i- a.,
Thos Matthews: l. and l. near E,rird avnn =
D " Iic =, Frso1 ~ Franklin 90
D W McCann l.. rear OF + emoat st. and Penn.y L u
Jane Mcnoaad and + sEt at Z % %
GO McGre%or j. and / n lT0n9m nj % % ~ ~
J. IT, Nccnry Gis t. and Grpaa tt IIey lever ST.. % %
J. +. Mcenry Hartman, l. s. s Warren st q y
Mrs McLagsn an and q Repabaan and o: Of
j. sffsS Mcysc:a dis i and \: :nI:: II "a
ra street t.I.i;; y Il
Hanson Nelson, T. s b. cor ODo3He ST. and G31ton 81 "
Ro6t 0gic, l. S S Pearcs II 1!
Aaron 0wings: l. ana l. W = Booth sG.......... . %
oshua Pa.s5ns aSd I \ sn Holman q n n
Ge0rgs p psy imp VI i Point lane 46
G orge Peters and " Leach L. e : Ginmdv 10 ~ ~
Ra syIPP h iiPP and n F2rE g s = 90
Richard Pinde T. ana 3 s caroln St A. 30 90
John Posai dis L. s 5 Io Inns II Il Az Az
Henry ' Powell a." : Front mGlin: y =
" Price, DIS l.. and l. McIiim Observation-Disclosures. Is
To; Il P5iee L. and 5 Madison 10 %
PuryianCe & Go.e. l., n $ Barre 81 ....,., . Is r
R. Purviance, dis, L. Bond st............... 10 IS
= c. Roadway Kidgway l. W 5 Paca s........ 50 IA
Dr. ArtSy2r Rc i " and i" Isa e Z
Lot ". Ridgey, L. and |. VI :. Aisauith st.. n GO
Geo Kitenousc, L. and J. S $ Lombard ST.. I55 90
o5a B Robrts mn az YH S5Syd q 60
4. Ropes, /, and J. 4 Baltimore t " " = - =; so 50
Geo Ross, and o SS avsn9e. %
John ". Ross, dis, W S. Burgundy alley.... q "a
Frances O. Lockand Tor GGrsuch, imp S S George st Is 20
Jacob Green and W s Buren, St u .: %
ia oh Hammer corr Io sTfdr I @ = 80
Peter Hartman or Herman iIap B5rd 81 81 - % 05
G2Ed9a j Harold imp s Canal 30 40
PSulps Hartman j. and i 80 e W any W
Jacob Iarziager, L. and l. Z S Bond st....... II IS
l.. and l. W s Sirickrr 81 ~ Is 10
=" g l. and l. H. s. Gilmor st a. Or
Geo. Heihech, /. and l. W s Fremont ST - o.
bsI meinifEeF from Harvey l. + Ross st.....
W Hill, imp n S Hamrsjead ts ''''''''' % % 90 90
Wm II Hiss l. f. 5 Monroe % Z;
Bnth Halton imp 5. Union aey................. s.
Rob- Howard L. cor Washn and and F 5syffte 5 = q
Capt ! " Hug dis l. " s Wofs......... y 90 90
Elijah Hughes, J.. and y. S. of Willow SUNNI. 10 81
John H9cbes im5 anf : 6 ,; Wiley st' q =
VIM. HULK, imp, ". 5. Chappell st............. q
David Irwin. L. and imp n s Chase st ~ -
Iona 6eTi xaa or r L. w. : Calvert st..' q %
d. imp mp : b 5q5 g 20 20
Isaac } eme5 L. and imp. W : Regi ter st,,, - az
jtes J JSks aa ! : r amissfad i, %
| H. \ r.
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-" %EShsNAOaS ~ 80.
BUCfIAEAN'S WHARF
70 TUESDAY, 6tti Fob'ry, ct II o'cloc
- is Nereaouse, Buchanan's wharf +.
100 HHFs CUBA SUGAR.
33 Do. ?. R. tIrr0.
100 10. P r. ASD CUBA MoLAssrs
- ---z--- 2. LENNON Il CO
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UNDoUBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent at their old established ayen
capital exceeding
SIN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
ATNA INSURANCE Co. HARTFORD .........$2, $4,000
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTToRn...... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms co, HARTFORD. ....... 2so.c,o
NEW ENGLAND ms. Co, IARTFoRD....... 25o,ca3
MAssAsoIT ms Co, SPRINGFIELD. ........ 2so,no
SPRINGFIELD ms. co, sPRIXGFIELD.. 100000
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO, HARTFoRD,.... 25aeoo
LIFE DO, LONDON .,..,,.. e,5on.oo
FoLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency.
slIH J. G. PROCE II SONS.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE

CONTROLLERS OFFICE
ANNAPOLIS, FEBRUARY lst, 1861
East Of Persons authorized to Act Agents Of Forsig
Insurance Companies on the LIST Of February 1851 PIP
- listed pursuant to chap 49,, sec 4, of 1858:
Thomas D. johnston Agent Of Security Fire Insur.
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3GrItataraI

8gEIfGIi1Fal
4 GENCY OF
Removed to No. Spears Wharf,
GEORGE nRB4I 6hFE so,, ,o-.-
For Maryland and Virginia
GENERAL CoaEfSsy0y AGENCY
F6tR G&a e 19 & RANoS
CHENEY, HALL Co, Batnlore
+ !: + + i5A WAg = Co.,
KIMBALL Il SHATFER,
r H. GREGORY Co, Lumpain, a ia2AH
MARYLAND COMPANY
IN SUPER,PH0SPHAr TIE or LINE
arTapted superior TO thing Of the Kind no in use
30 II South Eutsw street. opposite Bamoe and Ohio
A PERUVIAN GUANO-iirect from Ware
suit sF BY GE6RGE BGG6l2 FH2 o
A A MEXICAN GUANO-in good packages,
6 10 qF s sa Sy t sh e, by GEohGE 6G
RAUGHS RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE,
80 20 per cent better than ooe BY the
No Spears wharf l'N' so's ri Fl IT, If
ENLOUR AND GRAIN for shipment, purchased
en- GG@mission and ng9mt atteon given ne
Wharf, up stairs. III If
GUANO! GUANOll
sapR7 al FfTfP2z 2 S sneS
retail on tRs ye{Y egt AST and tha5 P = ss
supply Of I AMPLE R oF a ssaon and
we deliver it as r H&145 5FoR sh REHoUsg
thus saving the farmer every expense.
Piios two s ormer being TO- ana
ever imported in this markca nd will be sold he cargo
CALIFORNIA GUANo
|
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Guns, 8idts aao 1istoIs.

COLT S PISTOLS, RIFLES AND
~ SHOT GUNS.
WHOLESALE S, Agency for COLTS PATENT FIREARMS
MANUFACTURING Co. arge stock constantly on
hand. Also, importers of single aud double barrel
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS,
OF which have extensive and superior assortment
All grades for sale low by
F. B. LONEY 4 CO.,
Nos and Hanover street,
mar Ratti mora
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GOnsiguee Aotites.

NOTICE.-Consiguees of goods per ship .'Er-
nestinen from Bremen will please send their permits
on board at Henderson's wharf All goods permitted
order. f-Iw
M Q 7 E Neither the Captain nor the
~ Consigne1s of the Bremen ship 'Ernestinen from
the crew Of said ship. fe4-tf
NOTlCE.-Consignees per ship WILLIAM
~ PENN. Mead. master from LIVERPOOL will please
notice that the ship has been entered the yeav bon
All goods not permitted i'll be thepube store under
general order. ]. HOOPER q co feaat
NOTICE.-Nether the ConsIgnees nor Cantain
~ of the British ship as L. Tey,' will be responsible
for any debts contracted by the crew. ia29-tf
NOTICE.-Neith the Captain ror Consignees
In of the, bark Bien will be responsible for any debts
on tracteaby the crew. ja2S If
ROOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS.-The un-
dersigned, having restted his Boot and Shoe Estab
lishment at his I'D stand S. STREET between
Gay and Holiday streets, with increased facilities
bed to supply his friends and the public with chioce
tcle in thu way of fine French Calf Skin Boots Shoes
Caters; Patent Leather do do English water
Geeteme rely my work being OF the latest fashion
and most improved style Call and my style Opera
Caters ALSO Copper and Brass Fastened Sole Boots and
Caters. Particular attention paid to custom work A
all Is respectfully solicited. p GAHAN,
NIT No. SO Baltimore st
DUMP PORK, new and old, for sale by
~ ia2s-H JOSEPH CARSON Il CO.
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3]NbIif 81LIs.
~ ~. isESsInDs ~ 60.
bUCiIAEAN'S WHARF

~ n, i.l9mrnOs - 60.
BuCIAEAN'S WHARF
{ ha v bDHESDAY, 6tH FGb'ry, ut II o'cloc,
/ ~ &c Wereaouse, Buehanans wharf
EUU HHRs CUBA SUGAR
( Sd DO, ,. R. TITO
! 100 DO. P. n. AHD CUBA MoLAssEs
----- 2. LENNON Il co.
tSYsiEsU&1s. i, Is13Z -
L&AUD SALE Of -
ei E.2 6R C \ IVA DIEEER AMI TEA SETS;
CLASS WARE, e.. Sc, NEW STYLE. Ai'N'
56Ir 70 S0z$i vE&g sIHh AIBsd NIX PIECES
Si& SILVER TABLE SFG0NS. &c, &c
EsXr TaSr G,G at u ae Al nv 5o4a MORN Nd n
EtiG5gr stree + large aud elegant coaction OF RICH
GY ii ~ ',% +, { a7l pattern via: RICH FAN
sopel s a FRlNCf q ia Nv Ps &c ya land
TistT da aya do handsome PhRIAN VASES Of great va
R6g H Usas@n spills Card Receivers, Basque stauettes
G@i9Enea Alsh2ser Tea SETS ando8ely figured Ptc} ers
Cut Boss E Ca 5r4y 1s R 70 !sTs5 I TEA SETS
our to pa .s y q e n ana T g5gnl sfes
Tie ladies are rariieularly invited to this sale
Terms cash S. Fl. COVER Auctioneer
NTH SILVER VIII be sold at II o'clock precisey
80 -. ". BENNETT u 20
S.:: TRUSTEES SALE.
more ny I tg t 2s decree Of Che Circuit Court for Bat
sale on TUESDAY, l2 day of February, at O'clock p
I Tx ji i 'gs re- [92m u The city tI q Baltimore,
BEGINNING for the sane on the norh side of Lombard
fsn2 st7set and running thence westerly bounding on
With Penn street hundred and tyonr feet to an alley
feet ohry pSra Tn Wiz f'f pm Street street.
" ~ i' our ret to the place Of beginning.
Nv ELLING, with large Back Building, and all modern
@ zen and is subject to an annual ground of
intlSpItabie,
Terms Of sale-Onc third cash day of sale onetbrd in
Trustees s TooB,I8 COCHRAN, trustee Trustees
81, a., = ,ss,,s, " F. v: " bennett 3 CO,
BY SAMUEL ). SOPEIs 4 GO
ga VALUABLE Les EHOLD PROPERTY
A q Ek A Fi ST fF6N NEAR ST PAUL, FOR
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
81 y: 9e nvdersigne as Trustee will otter for sale on
~ The exchange sas Rooms secSn st sr e 9f,G6
~ fa&F PE si o 81 @ GR6GEb situated in q,
on e 66r n s s 81 aS follows Beginning
get 9nche ea; from the corner formed by the intersec
st. Paul street. and a the southeast corner Of Lot which
recorded in Lber A. " b. No iGI folio 28 &C. and run
norry m 2f 6aa aeV sF sfe? e e
pont distant q feet from the southeast Of said last
mehoned Lot on Hamilton street. thence westerly bound
n5 Sn the o south side Of Hamilton street % feet then
said owney 40 feet to the beginning Subject to Ground
rent o. S5 payable half yearly on the 9th day Janu-
three story cE 81 sas a32yf brd Lot consists Of large
MERGR h&b G PfTESmi9n ap9 Hs i kH TTF as
on EraIrkin, directly opposite CORTLAND street -
four and x 2 a WITH enc ne half cash ash and tie balance in
THCS. NJ. LANAHAN, Trustee
ial73sew&ls ''''e - . SUI A AS i G9,
DUBLlC SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPER
WoRR$ on TTi p NE c AyAL2N NAIL AND IRON
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30ar0Inq

CVatUlil9.
sbOA3DlNG.-A small family having two
- spare rooms would let them urnise or unfurnshed
win Or VI ia4t b9lri 10 two three gentlemen Appy
t2s CONWAY STREET, near Hanover. auSI.tf'
gOARDING.-SIX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
SFcan have pleasant front back rooms with board ana
e use OF warm, cold ami shower bath Location very cen
lr,i Transient hoarlers accommodated and furnished
rooms let without board. Apply at % NORTH GAY ST
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PUMP PORK, new and old, for sale by
IN ia29n JOSEPH CARSON h CO,
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DIED.

.nAus-rn mi. civ on Thursday, Jolly 2s, Mary n.
yie of Grant H. Adams and daughter Ct DoetoE John s-
.l.-
BUACIAM-In ibis city, on Fhdsy, July 20, AeInass
Buacham sgcd 10 years
BRApYIn Brooklyn on Friday, Ju &C. Jsss son Of the
late James Brady " Dublin, AGED 70 years.
BRTANTDrowned, Saturday, July %, saaas BrfAas'
aged ~ years
coNACuER--At Workers. Ne~.Yesk. on Saturday jay
~ Wism john, VI john and Eliza Conscher' sSsa "
E fspsTs win take place from ,bs rsdeass q h psrents
No zoo Wet rwentyscoDd street, corner rsai&
on Monday, July 20, at O'clock. ~
DOUGLAS Suddenly on THURSDAY svennS Jns - " ~.
ease OF tho blan, Dr. Robert Douglas, In We $Sth yea
-, -. os An. Aeaseuy Of
siic,ns and .dicsl faculty In general also -
shs scoltsn Thistle BenevoieDt Associnios 49, ~
invited attend the iSasr,i i,Sa :, so,esS a. ST.
Donsl,. "a A born at RenfrevshiEe. scosnio.
Glasgos (scotland) papers please copy . ... :. ,,..,
vposq In ,hi. city on Friday, July ~ Wil,n ys.ssy
infant son Of George w. end kossns nse0o'oA f'''-
year and MONTH -, ,,.x Laura
sh,a ~ LAURA and Rober. II. Hunter sssd yA ''A
xp.uER-In mi, city on Friday. July ~ AnsA o~aN"
Nssnshter Of j. Mars 81 Linssn, Hazo's. p. ,
| LEoNARD-In this city, on Fr,dsy ny !"
| eldest Of }. H. aud Anne MAr's Hs ,c,.,,.. A.
pycx-on Thursday. Jay Charles a. jr ''a o. S's'
and NAY "a mend, of,hs family vi nose a. B. s
John B.. Thomas b., Jane, W. " ~ sndsy jhs s4s
Inst .-s gs, vsisri further ia<tsfsn Bis
h. anon 70 0resnwood CeustsIs, -. ~ r,sr,
ssANDou SATURDAY. july n, Ds'Ls yes.sss"s ss,s
md ts Mas 81 tho y are % r:s e "a a.
s .,sS:ss ~ Ne ~ 10 &ss sis,sH Is,se
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mARRUED ID.

.NELt-EG-WADE-At Boston, on THURSDAY, 1Iy y. "
The Roy. Dr. Stow, J. A. ArneluUg r., OF a Wv
p,pnoNUILD- On Thursday, July q at TIE Snaien "a
ahs Nativity by he Rev w. Everett Iaom~ Daiuo %, -
Mics Mary y. Nicr aausa'ef " A''~ " 49,
this city. - q, ~
yowI FR-HFNpERsON -Ia Providence, on r,esday Joy
% ! 81 NV the Rev Charles Henry riummef MI Lewis r.
,sy and M Sarah J. Henderson, both Of Providence
pARRIEs-sMITH- Wednesday evening" JTiy "a, 81 Sc
James Church sahtown Long i.and oy 'fo N.Y. M.. .
T. youngest daughter OF the late Hon. knsra 'nn o. 100
former place.
IENKS-sIMONS-In Providence, on Monday, June -
tbe Rey Charles Henry PuIamer, MI Samuel sa ana MA
Jo,ephins sifnons, both Of Prosidence.
KpyFs-McGoVEN--A Albany, Tuesday June ~, by
- ~ d Msyo Mr.. Fmerson W. Reyes acti1g SUPER
insns.n, Of Pubc instruction, and Miss May Meoowe&
of Albany.
RrGGS-WUR2BACH-On Thursday morning July y, by ne
Rev Joel Pmker d. D.. Marcus L. kiegs esa o. newiIn
with Maggie A. Wurzbsch, late Of Memphis, xenn
WILLIAM -ZACRZFNSKA- On Friday July 10 Mr.
M,csae Wisn % Miss Sophia ZscuewskA both OF Waning
ton. D. Q.
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tious proposed By Mr.. wioklfs was very objection
able. As 70 the bill under consideration, it was
framed after Gaistin's pattern. Bot Daniels have
come to Judgment. Let them show that their bill 10
just wise and discreet and put TO shame this Old iogy.
Laughter He would vote for the BILL not doubling
his constituent. woud sustain him
Mr.. C0LFAX was ready TO meet the issue to-day,
and now, and not put it off He would not, however,
vote for the bill as it now stands for while 1t exempted
millions of property in the form Of stocks 1t made !ne
farmer pay the tax lie was for vigorously sustaining
the Government but wanted an equitable and judicious
tax, and argued that have right TO levy tax on
all property, in order to put down rebellion and incur
rection.
The question was taken on Mr.. McClernandf mo-
ton as modified by Mr. Morrill, and determined % the
afrmative-78 against 80. This superseded Mf'"iok-
lifIes proposition.
Adjourned
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FIRES.

FtRy IN BuRLIsG-SLIP-OYE NAY BURNED TO
Dyru.-A little after O'Clock OH Saturday morning,
the store Ne. Burng-slip was discovered 70 be on
fire. IL was occupied by Mr.. James Turner AS an oil
store, and was completely wrapped in flames before
assistanee arrived Mr. James Blackwell, an old gen
t!eman Z; years of age gauger who occupied one OF
the rear Offices on the second floor was at OF
the windows evidently intending to jump out, but ior
some reason he fell back and was not seen again.
TIE Gre originated in the second story, and on ac-
count Of the nfsmmable contents, the flames spread
rapidly The fact that many Of the hremen were
awaiting the arrival home Of the 9th Regiment, un-
doubtedy retarded the arrival Of many Of the remen
but after their arrival their efforts confined The hre
mostly TO the store where it originated The buildings
adjoining were partially injured by the fire, but their
contents were materially damaged by water aud other
vice. The buildings injured, exceptNo7, were owned
by Mr.. Walter Bownes, and fully insured. Mr.. Iur'
ners los is about $4,000, and covered by insurance
Messrs. Blackwell 81 Archer, gaugers, and Samuel
Virgins g. Co., color dealers, who occupied the upper
stores OF No. z lost about $500 each, on which they
had no insurance.
Nos. and IL, adjoining, were occupied BY Messrs.
Hal.ey, druggists and their loss by water Is estimated
at about $4,000.
No. 5 was occupied by NJ. ID. l.. Shsrkey, as to-
baeconis whose loss by water Is about $4,000, fully
insured.
The remains of DIR. Blackwell were recovered yes
teray afternoon II is probable that he attempted to
escape by back stairway, and WA suiocated by thu
smoke and beet. His body was found at the loot OF
grb, OF stairs. He leaves a widow who resides az No
lS7 Second street, Williamsburgh.
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g.r.vss member Of Engine so, saw one Oh our
,,;no on his back near his horse, the man was
ssverely wounded, if not already dead. 0De u '"s
enemy rushed up to him. ana 'Hii'0 P'''~O
him through with his bayonet.
III. came man saw Rebel strike OF one OF our
.,,,,d.d men with a saber-the blow missed 'ne
80. head. but cut of his hand One OF the
H. zooayes who saw the cowadly act instantly
shot the Rebel dead.
A member of the New-York I'd says he saw one
If our men struck by the fragment OF bursting
abell and knocked down. Two Seccssionists rode
Nd TO him, and finding that, though molnel'arii!
stunned, the man was but slightly hunt, one Oh
fhem rolled the man over, and the over dehperate!
cut his throat with his saber.
Other instances of the Rebel manner OF deal
iag with our wounded men l cOuld cne' pu,
the stories have told think VIII estaDisn Ue'
gopd question the truth of the following conciu-
sious:
lar That n, this slaughter Of our wounded
.n,as NOT the mark Of single company or regi-
ment of the enemy, but was going ON In all
narts of che field at the same time, it was done
in obedience to an order from Rebel Headquar-
tors
I'd. That if this is the policy of the enemy, it
ia 10 be feared that our own men viii retaiate
ia kind for their officers viii never DC able to
rostran them in another action.
NV letter is already very. long, but still de-
Size to repeat my former remark.
Every statement in this communication about
the treatment of our wounded men by the enemy,
was taken by me from the lips Of the officers,
whose names are herein mentioned, and who them
selves saw the occurrences.
Not line is hearsay evidence.
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RcM.-The Board of Excise held it's forty seventh
session Yesterday granted eight licenses, and sdoued
TO II o'clock on Monday. VIM. Palmer Of No. 30
Broadway, Theodore Van Riper Of No. los Broad
way, John Bollman of No. sc Pine street. and Pat
rick Haley Of No $50 East Twelfth street were ar
rested for selling liquor without license. They paid
the judgments against them in preference to beng
locked up, and were consequently discharged. The
Board win hold but three more sessions this year.
All licenses hitherto granted must be taken up before
the first day Of August.
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ner Of Greenwich avenue and Thirteenth street. Tie
regiment win 60 into camp q Wesehestss On Tussday
COL John W. Lstson is raising regiment Of Horss !
Artillery, which Ia nearly filed up: He u slreadE
accepted and fully authorized BY the War Depart,
ment His headquarters are ct No. Pine street.
TENTS WANTED.
See notice In advertisements TO the above pufpoek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

CHayGE OF MAIL ROUTE BETWEEN Nsw-YoRx
AND BosroS.-On the 9th of August will commence the
new arrangement for carrying the night mail and tho
regular Sunday afternoon mail between tins city and
Bostou by the Shore Line route via New-Hsvcas
New London, Stonington, and Providence. Now
seepingcars, embracing all the modern Improvements
calculated to promote the comfort and convenience q
passengers will be placed the night-msil ne They
w also be fitted up with new veptilstor invented
by a conductor On the Boston and Worcester Raroad.
which not only admits any desired supply of fresh air.
but at the same 1me eectually prevents the ingross
of dust With the Inauguration of the new arrange
nents Il is probable that acceptable change viii
be made Is regards the rates of fare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

ANOTHER MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR.-A. Rumphsf
No. lis Broadway aspublished
map, entitled ga Bird's-Eye View of Virginia, Mary
land. Delaware, and the District of Columbia IL
represents the ground travelled by the advance army
toward Manassas junction; aso the smoke OF bsttis
at Bull Run. Every important point Is noticed, -
well az all intermediate places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28

ARRIVAL or A FRIscH WAN SreAagR.-The
French gun.boat, Jerome Napoleon. Bussou comman-
der Toulon NAV 81 via Halifax, July -, arrived at
this port yesterday. The J. n N propeller Of 2O
HORSEPOWER carries crew af ,is officers aQa crew,
aud two tweive-poaude's.