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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09
WIN: CRAMFoRD, Aren't
CENTRAL ROUTE POR
TIE WEST, ga HUDs2N sif,

CENTRAL ROUTE POR
TEE Ea ky WEsT H s -! 5SU KS q VII AZ
CENTRAL RAILR0Ap: Express Trsins leave
ffs daily sSSDasys s.Sssssd' iSIISs. .,.,;a
E $50" scpm i,s sSpu
MSna.sI and Buffalo Pm
Train with sleeping
Connecting % Albany with the New Yort Cen
trail Railroad for SCHENECTADY Roohester, Utica
Baavis, Rome, and stations on Rome and water
Town RsllrI 80, Bunalo, SYRACUSE, Niagara Falls,
Suspension Bridge. Auburn, Geneva, Ca stndsiGUa
Trains in correction leave Buffalo and Sutpen-
sion VIA Lake Shore, Buffalo snc axe ron and
Great Western Railroad. for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Mivsukie. Fon Du Lac
bap G59s's r Madison; pT:ris On Chiss Sssns
Hne, Iowa City, Burlington, Quincy, Sprina fed,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre Haute, fndianapOls
Eoulsvllet Clnolnnan, Dayton, Columbus, Cleve-
And, and al points West, Northwest and South
west.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
oOonnecuns with Trains At Troy, with Troy q
BOSTON and Rens. Saratoga Roads for Sarotosa
Mhtehall, Rutland, Darlington It Adams, r ouse
folnt, Plattsburgh, OsdensburEh, Montresl, Ao.,
u Freight Arrangements BY this route as
above, without change Of Cars, from the Depots IN
Shampers ana Canal streets. are st al times
leyoraole as made by other Railroad Compani-s.
The facilities Of thus reat New York Route 90 the
an shippers ior promptpess and dispatch.
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleeping
Road.
For particulars as 10 local trains and freight ar
rsngements, inquire at the DEPOT, IS warren 81.
A, r. SMITH. Superintepdent
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A VERY NICE IRON. PLATE PIANO
AEmkTE for sals for $50 st METZE-..
ROff's Music store
fsnlns and repairing OF Pianos faithful mn
J exscatsd, S-ss.. - - sup
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M. ~ FALLS. Pres't
fssIIkSaaPP 66ssP EsS, VII

SRRiNG IND SgMMEK AkRlNGEHENr.
Trains for PhIlsdelphs win leave President sirect
Depot daily IeIoept sundsysDes follsvs, VIZ:
e.S e. NJ; Evening N all st IS O'CLOCK on AIN
pAHsN Is p. M. only. A n trains connect vith
Nsw forf trains except <<s p. M. train on sstaT.
A Freight Tram with passenger car attached
leaves a. r. M stopping a. all Stations between
Baltimore and Hsvre de-6rsc-,
PASSENGERS for Delaware and the Eastern rhore
81 maryAnd vllI IND the most expeditions route By
10. An colofed Persons must give bond before
WIN. CRAWFORD. Aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

GREAT BAR6AINs IN PIANOs.-One very
" ~ MOE Hal SonP make for el0 one-
VERY mce ROSEWOOD Chiokerlngl make - -
lor 9l@; one ko.ewQod Newman& Rro.'stvJNTV
Rsks for 9I5, 6 TIM fssie Store Of w. s., METZ-
eobs 6tsinvay & ecnT Ind
~sseos o$oon = Cose fiauoe -
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T. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
hE Postmaster General havint ordered ths
nal service between WashtnFton, -
s ssSSr g s ). old rSt1s iTo 70
Monday, the 9Th instant the Bsy Line of st.nmer,
' ~ iesve baltimore ByERY DAY leIcept Sur
o'cocS nne y, Tnsri loot Of Union Dook. az al
ne " eshlnston Train, which leaves w ashinrtor
m 2e-t M FhI.Is. p,es,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

GVERMfN pEsfRnYER TilI fE "a yos a1 %
coaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, 90 Moore's Rat and
Mouse Exterminator never fails. Moore's Benzine
from the most delicate fabric, silk or wooden, With
Sns injury 70 color or otherwise; will clean Kid
MMoORk,s 6reat Medicine Depot, lis Pa. ss..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

NJ SPRING CLOTHING
w Al4l4. SfEfHENS A co. are this dAy In re-
%. % OF their second supply of SPRING CLOTH
ING aSa materlsl for their custom trade, consist
us o xeS Ciofns, Csssimers and Vestinge, Of the
Desior style at very low prices.
6eotsmen Wishing an immediate outfit will fnd
wearing Apparel suitable 20 their wants
a.. WALL. srEeHENs CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

Fso~s tbs DsiIy Moss, Nssspo,t, n,
Cephallo Pills are taking the plsoe of all I, ads,
FTors tbs Commercial Bxllstis, Bostca, Masa
Said to be very efhcacIous for the headache.
From fhs ConnrsreiaI, Cise,xsati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

Esss tAs Exsssia1, No.Jolh, Vs.
Cephalio Pills accomplish the object for vhisb
they were made, VIZ: Cure OF headache In CT its
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81 MeAuIAND. This snrsrsd ire i..,sr, Wa
o ugh, Ropxr, Rot his had uudsr his srrs. ami
struck hin several TINES Ia ths lace with his "a.
The lad ,asn fell or WIS kDecksd down ben IN
ssntiy sH'ns ~, and drsvias . jack: knifs fron
hts peeks., stabbed McAvsLArD In The Len breast
The boy Ill 70 The walk. ssor,aily wounded, and
did in nv nirr.ss.
I, We S.ssd thsa . youss, Who Il cisrk IN .
s-Tu Ser b., Witnessed The hskt snd enosursged
McAuIAup 70 DO his bes, 70 ,hrnsh Ropxn, though
rendered vudics q -dsssh By Sab with . knifs
In tbe hands Of jan. RoDxr.S Ga ths rsnditc. q
ths vsrdia, RoDsr vss licked up 70 swait The -.
tion Ct the Grand jury. The dsoeassd w. 10
yess Of sRe. His fsshsr n . msnher u khs rpn
R.sinsu,, ssators Of In or near The city q wash
iDs.--.
rAr hsd an irqu,s, yssrrd.y, ., ~. u ofesav'.
srss,, upS. the body Of Dusrp R~ospAu, . LED n
ysrs OF arc, who VS. d'ovaed last Friday rists.
While b,,hine In ,hs dock 81 Pier 1, n R. vsrdls
-" Dsssh By drovning!-
SUICIDE. An unknown man, about IS yesrs
Of egg, wss found yesterday morning suspssset
by The neck 70 hss, and dad, 81 The ioOs 81 rs,
bs,h sues,. He hsd nsh, brown hsir, sandy
q, 49,, and vus dressed In black ffook ooa',
Msrpiles vss,, brown sloth pants, &c. A pair q
bis pockess- Cgonsr JACEsAs teld ., iDqusst
upon the body, and . verde, Of suioids vas rs.-
dsred.
KILLED BY A PALL--A child thres and q
half ys,rs Of ags, named CuLRtJs Bvnaxnsrsz, w.
killed yesterday 81 No. las Esst ssh stress. b
hllirg ron . second s,ory win dow 10 ne pave
m enA He he'd climbed up 70 the window whns
aloYs In the n. sud Ice pg his bLsnas fell cut
Coroner B'luRMks held m inquss, upon the bodr.
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Pron WaAhiaGtan.

Warrington, July 5.-The goth regimen. Of
New York s,sss Volunteers, from o'wsso, arrived
hare ., O'Clock todSy, and were temporarily
qusssred On ,hs syspu,. No more arc expsctsd
10 arrive Today.
cABInr MEETING.
TIE o,binsa mst today with more than usual
good spari, In consequence Of tbs good news.
THIRTY PoUSpER,
A thirty FOUNDER riAs cannon juh mounted here
Ia 81 The railroad station lAoslsd Maj DovBLrDAr,
winismspOrt II ID soon 10 be forwarded.
The Ftrst MINNESOTA regiment broke camp this
morning and embarked d the Navy Yard on the
sssamsis PhiltdslphiA sad Baltimore for AleSGr-
driA, taking al their camp equlp,ge With them.
ms MnaAaA
Ills uncertain Whe,hsr the Pres d,nvS nsssAg
will DO transmitted 70 Congress tomorrow or FL
day, probably on Friday.
HAJoR-armAL FRHMoET.
Notwithstanding former imports and ruuoru
about Major General FRENozTs command, ID Wa
noa uSNl today thst . oonolusion was reached BY
the GsvsrDmen@ He hAs iupAdsnuy awaited IL
c1dsrs, while carefully RETAINING from express
iny prstsIsncs for any particular hsld. He had
long interview with ,hs PrddsnI lAss nigh,
and Will o, once leave Washington 70 take CON.
mAad Of abe gSsa, western m ovemtnA,
swKDEH TRnSDLY.
M. HALDnMAs, United States Minister Y
there, 81 In Oshsr Esropssn countries, expresses ~
sincere syn pAahiss with ths cause In which Nj
United States ere now engaged.
ron srEAKu.
Toe candidates for Speaker are r'duesd ~ two
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The Fight at wnlianspsrt,
10000 Rebels Rsutsd /!


-
Wa,hiagtca, July S.-Ths following dispatch
wss r..siud hsrs - quarter Pea . o'clock his
BLAcx Rvr., pssr MkzTussvps,
July, . ID, 1901.
To Col. z. D. TowssprD,
Assis,s., Adju,,u, Gsn>rsL
1 lsh williamspors - sx O'Clock this mefning
~ this psc. and drovs and routed Ne rebsls who
were sssu, 10 900 srcng and Who had four guns
now occupy ,hsir camp With ,hs w. -. 4.
s.y, Of three hii.H "a. IN vo,,s.a.
tstntdl r. PArrmsos,
Major Qtrsral Commanding.
TN rIJsrDprr " ruErEp our
n n ssld thai General SCOTT Was 20 nush grad
bsd with this ssws tina, the Prsidsai wN walked
from his slssp 70 receivs IL.
YSDraAL TRoors WOUNDED.
HaoeTstovn, July o.-The following Ia an on.
oisl lisa Of The weundGd now In ,hs hospital here,
broush, haze aissr the aghs ., wlllismspsr,i
E1vebsh RNim sni, Psnnsylvanis Volunteers,
JASB koneAr, Of Company u ssvarely. n. Il
HAnAkns, Of Cowpsby D, severely, Fam. HuoEr-
n,o, Of Company Y, and CJlor sergeant Of Captain
BarASr, ssvUrsy Fam. Bo~Ss, Of Company q,
not severely.
Gsssor DnAKn, ef Mi ~.ukse, Comptny A, Cap,
DuouAx, and one whose name u no, yss Issrpst
OF Cornppny d, Cspt. hirunI.
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No nation since the world beEan ancient
Isrss, sxosPted-wss ever no burdsnsi w!.s
immediate obligations 70 the Divine f.vsr,
- that We call our OWE. Our Estions
Birthday should have been, by all III,
ocnnonsst laws Of eraHtuds, a festival OF
national praise, alteration and sslf consscra-
tiou, from The beginning Of our career to the
end Of time nor could sucA eslebratioo ever
ceass whils the world stands
Bat the day has been one OF boastisg, Of
ssasisudstion, o. idolstry, and u mere vain
and brutal noise. Probably on ne day of tho
year have eur population, religion. and irrsli.
giOus, more thoroughly forgotten COP, on the
average than on tho Fourth Of July.
For this, a. the grand Fundamental causs-
branching into innumerable growths Of COR
ruptiou. oppression and prid. witch have
bsrns fruit In civil war and public extremity
for this We have bean brought 70 our slightly.
9Th birthday "a Juvenile epoch IN tho life Of a
nstiou) In mourning, and shame, and fear.
Bat II, a. q people, we have boon thankles'
and Goddess, a. q Government We have, In all
cur ways, failed TO ackno Wedge Con. Scarcely
a cold courtesy In the annual c nsrLtulatIoni
between the branches Of the GJvsrnm emit
with here and there CongrosS onAl or militia
ry chaplain q some sort, Ia tho amount OF ou
national religion. Were we a people worthy
Of ear fathers, and OF the Inheritance they lof
us-not tosay q our fathers GoD--this eighty
fifth birthday, at least, would be obssrvs,
with national, and ttate, and municipal solen
mites, q Just humiliation and much. noode,
prayer.
A moro hopsfal sight than the nagni6cen
array Of eur advancing armies, tho sntbusiAs
tic rally Of the people, or the patriotic unsni-
nifty and stsrn resolve Of our national reprss,n
tatives In Washington, would have been tina
Of tvsa,y millions Of FREQ people, led by thei
elected chief, uniting on this day, In repeu
tsnss, In humble Acknowlsd gmsnt and In de
pendent duplication, before the Father OF M
tIoas and the King Of Kings. Il may be tha
we shall yet bs bent 70 that before times men
with us
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ARRzsT ron BroAnr.-COR.zcrfos.-ns
no'ics In or IS. issus o. the arrest Of RobxRr
Cnoss charged with bigsmy, was somewhat
.'rOneor. ss Is not "fss'tiy. &c.. phils-
aslphis, but resident Of this city, q builder,
doing business In Is. street, near the Bowery.
The fscts, a. We now learn them, are hsss .
Miss ASsA LEvrrx, dsuebtsr Of q gentleman
Of wealth and inHu encs In Philadelphia, made
the acquaintance Of Caoss vhils visiting
friends in this city, which acquaintance was
continued by oorTsspondsncs stsr shs went
home, and about the 1n Of May they were
mArrisd al her fathers rssideucs. II turns out
Mat he had been married at least onee b.fora,
snd had dessrtsd his wife and daughter about
thirtssu ysars ago, and that they now reside 10
Boston. The daughtsr, young lady Of seven.
teen years, being about 10 be married, came,
with her mother, 70 Rev York, to soak out tn,
long absent husband and father. and solicit
some aid In view Of the approaching wedding.
Thsy traced him TO his boarding house, IN
Blsecler street, and were at encs confronted
with the new Mrs. CRoss. The Developments
which followed caused Miss LEVINE TO lssvs
her supposed husband. and tsks rooms, for tn,
time being, with q nioc,, at the Br.ndreth
House. Her father and friends were notified in
dso Tina and as soon A. all the proofs could
10 collected, the arrest was made, at thu resi-
dsnes OF her sister, end the bigAmist required
70 give bail in the sum tf $1,000, to await thu
ARRIVAL Of a requisition from the Govsnor o.
P,bny lvsuiA, the erims having been commit
ted in that state. Mia LHvIsH Is q worry In
tsr,s,ipg and intelligent young lady, and Mrs
Cscss isrsrrosonted as "a rcifect,lsdy." I,
Is Mid that CRoss buried che whom he called
his wife, and Der child, with whom he h4t
lived during the thirteen years slnes the do
settion OF bis lawful family.
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Bsyney, daughter Of Hugh Downsy and Mary Ann
rs,,.Iy;. "a t,snAs q The t.@l,y arc rsgee
SITS, with out further invitation. III
,FULIER-In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday .osnips.
sad Dolores Fuller, ssed yssrs, 10 nsntss and /
The funeral ,e,viecs Will take place en- Friday at-
ternoon Sth iSst, az O'Clock, At biz parents rea-
ianees Of the family are Invited to atend. i6i
GALLAGHER-op "wednesday, Sd inst. Jane.
% 81 hSss Ia .sss y ~ ys sm ,nS
fslly invited % Httsnd the funeral, from ber lido
yitation. ISe
oLEEsoNaoon Tussa.y, "a inst, Il oOn.umptss,
TSe friends o. the family ADD those Of hi. brOthsr
o'clock, from his late resid nee, II BIth & i0i
O. H. "a Inst r.as .i mSss g native
.sS Gsi EsKs 4s y: IL sI s
p: remain. vii b taken % C.ivs1 5sns.sev 81 In:
LUDwICK--on the "a int, soIsnoa Lndsiok. IN
ne ~ h Essds .. .a "a 1ss,. Of tn. ny also On
q ESyS S2iisa oe .Ds az ~ O. q
residsnoe, s6th t. bet. 1th aea bth sv... b
AURPHY-After short but severe IIlress. Den-
pis MURPHY; 2 pstiye Of hcs. caIbsry, County Cork.
Tbs hisnas Of The family. msnben Of Police
P:ss .ayia n :iiH$ sS e: sS sS L: :: ESs
| dsDoe, State 1t. %
HcINTYRE-o. wednesday, I'd ins., Alexander
Tho friends and acqnAintancss q the family sEe
respeetfuy Invited 2 attend the tnners o. Friday
SsPes, or q % ave AZ sCta q H. rsnsans w
ROCKWEIL.-On wednesday, Sd iast, ater long
ana linful lllness, which ths bore With ChrttiAn
patience, Rachel AllAire, wife Of Stephen Rockwell
Tho relatives and friends Of the family. also TIN
fally invited TO attend the funeral, Friday morn
ehelle tor inter ment 1O8
sARvIs-In Brooklyn, on wednesday. "a Ind,
after sboit Illness Louiaa P youngest daughter o.
Francis p. and Elizabeth T. sArVis, aged years.
he ressiys. "a tItspds Of t.s ,.mlg 81 s.sss.I
afternoon, 4th inst, II Osiooh, fom The teeenee e
bel, pAIoniA Lafayette ave, BAT Nostrand and pod
ford aves. luo
scHAULTs On Wednesday, ID Inst. john
| Bis funeral viii tais place this DAY crharss.X).
from lad West Il, to Greenwood CenStery. lev
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Science Is putting on her spsctacles, with
becoming dignity and necessary elaboration,
10 study the movements and psculiaritiss Of
tho Great Comet which 90 suddenly bnrst
upon us the other night; and In due time wS
shall have the result Of her calculations and
oonpariseus. From the calculations made
spoa the Great Comet Of A. d. 1864 and 1856,
COMMONLY called the Comet Of CHARLEs ",
% well - nom the Extraordinary splsndor Of
the present. pAsnomsnon, II 10 thought that q
rstarn Of that celebrated comet might b,
locked fcr sbcut this tlms, and that this ID tn,
idsnsissi prodigy that frightened tho Empsrol
Of Germany into the sbaieation Of his throne
We commend his example to Emperor JEFS,
HAvTa
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-. a., yS"' q. This Paris psprs o. hli eyln-
.s,cs sspor, OF The dsssh Of ,hs Hultsn,
D. ID been cuTreui IN Pssis.
.rfs, Jans n The Monitsvr u to5sy an
sources The dshsi,s sppoin,uasas q DAorp Re-
rsypG, - Governor Of NE Lebenon.
Pnrts, June n, e1b r. M-The Dcurss has
ben dul sna h~svy. RsrAss olossd 90 70, or ID
ssnss iovyr than yes,rdsy.
Pruwfa.
Brestdu; y.rt aa.--Ths schesieehs Zeitrn9 u
to,isy publishes news from Wsusw, sassing thss
abe laws n counscdon viii the reforms recently
published, had In no wsy given sstsf.c,ion- Tbs
priyilegrs grHnssd N shs Cour oil Of State and -
n-.ioip,i Councils were found 70 b % inrignih
csna shss thsif proceedings promissd No resuls-
The dirzaasfkcsion u shs psopls IVES Increasing,
ara the aspsss Of shsirs In general vss NOS
alccwv. n k-Axosrxz bad reisrnsd 70 Wsraw
Hussayy
Pesth, June 99.-Ths agitation In HunEAFJ
10 inorsssins. 90 900 men are oonoshtIsssd nsa,
Pesth-
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.
r's'PoShNhSr OF THE ExAusAtIoH or
rhs NORTHUMBERLAND little AFTER one
oc'oct yesterday tho captain and mate OF the
FiVs'e'f Savannah accom- panied by their
counsel ana 'ns attorneys OF al INC other do
iendAn''' appeared before u D. Commissions
nnhf' M the Court OF session. room a. the
iomoA io' pr'hmnsfy ehsm'nstion' As
s's'sn' U. o. Dls''ot Attornsy ETHAN ALLEN
appeared Tor inc proeeeuuon' and moved Tor an
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Fines, Aeoids.s.. Iaa.ss.-, 90.
The LATE FATAL ATrlAr BETWEEN DO

TIE LATE FATAL AEFBAY BETWEEN Bors
-ISoUEsr BIT CORONER JAoKMAH.-Au in
quest was hsld yessudsy afternoon BY Coroner
JAoExAH, ~ No l1s wss 1bth ssrsss, upon the
body OF Joms p. MoAUsLASD, the Lad whs Wa
fasally stabbed on Tuesday evening by plAymsss,
JANE Ropn, II years OF Ags. The evidence
showsd thai 81 6k O'Clock on Tuesday svsnlug the
deceased and two or three oshsr boys we're seated
upon box ~ 18th Asrsat, nsar 9Th evsnu', when
JAIME RosHr, soc,mpsaied oy several oshes smsil
nasnls NoAuaLAKD and Ihs led RoDaH became an
cry, Sd ths lAssG picked SP E,Sas end threw l,
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Pre- Fortress D1s-rse

,,,- - ,,o, r,,,
w 10y -, w D'"''0' 1"y
shO N's"s 'h' arc 'hs
N'" iO'N NN p"s'~o O00ep VIC ue'sr'ea
"pD"' " ou' .Vou' 'hiiV VI
'ne ,snAo ,N' ,'oNin' Oo'. "ArS hesa-
~, a'u " 'l' o.
~ ' O'D Su' TO"uI1
-ou', IN ~ w. nv wv rr suHu-
neu.o' So oO"P,es ~. 's"o.eo "a usve
y"'' .n .VusN o'. wa
" ~ -, - - ~,
- 49,: ~ -. a. .o~,.I 4. ~.
.r
roKrrs
Cl wAnpH,r.S piok SIN .x,.ad a uila ,ad . ha,f
beyond H.uy,ou.
WILL ENoAD
The Fourth Massachusetts, ,Gintai will sc,np
Juss be,ond the villsga
IaIDos EEnuubr'a.
Tbs bridge burn, by ths rebsis will be rsbulh
within wtek.
Am1Inr.
OO'' MAY Nth1u resmea. erte'rae "ons
Os'oiy on 'nh Hoe VI 'he "nass'
tA"a ahhiTisd'
Lsaies oesih 70 maSs "e'r App'srsnoe ~ oia
rOin'' lho N"ie" =" oen"A DO'4Aa' O'i'nsAs
pVh'NA 'oa sAN "hpa1' arc he'e
Iur YoUBru oF JuLr.
Grsi preparations are being msds 10 csls-
bia,s 'hs oomi.s snniVsrsary OF our National
lndependsroe. Grand parsdss vii be held 81
tbs camps and the Fortress, while the guns Of the
nov bs,,srss, and the shiri Of war In the harbor,
Including the Minnesota, Cumberland, SAbts,
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81. LOnis, July 3.-Ths Dsaocrd! announces
ths promsaOn Of Brissdisr Gsnsrsl LVoN 70 Maj or
0snsrAlshjp. HIS command embraces ,dlAnA, II.
hnOls, Iowa sSd Missouri.
Thrss companies OF ths Tai Rlgi nsni len DS
Soto lee, Might 10 support the Home Guards In
that ssC,on sgalns, the attacks Of the secssdou
hs, who have artillery, and gather their clans by
the discharge OF oAanon.
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CITY NEWS.

Ne. PTEry.Is osAnos.-This great ora
uon By Hon EDwARD EvEsErr, will Be given
this afternoon At the Academy Of Music, com
msneing at o'clock. II will BE- the svsnt q
the day. Tickets 70 . portion Of the bouss
hays been PLACED At any csnts.
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Farther News, SEQ Third Page
PArxrr Uwxnxxvrxp B.x.,

Absolutely purer made by . process which 4 d.
the only true and natural one, and By witch all ths
nutritious and pslatAbe qualifiss Of the vheat krs
talies, or any osrruptins insrSdients fscps moiA
for many day. meyer scurs contain. twics q mccs
In the world. For sale at the mandatory, 14t Ha
i4th 81 one door from the Academy Of Muzic. soi1
Alno vt 448 SIXTH ave- one door above 9Th 81 81
Fourth ave, near Path st. and 80 Eighth ave nes<
NB.-Rosul.rly delivered 10 families In ali pa.ts
OF tho city. DAvus Co.
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T.s Wreel.sa s.s.u NOR o...dI.n.

AOnirea!. July s.-Much anxiety Is felt about
M. KuLy, ths hrs, ofaosr Of The ksd sie1mer
cAusdiAs, and Ais b;ass crew. Altar landing thsir
passengers, they ss' GU. shs north shore Of che
Straits OF Bsllsvi', iE6rdsE ~ ins~csps Oas ., The
oshsr sssaAss Of Ihs line, sad have no, since been
ksaId hco.
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Albany July 81. The down train Of the Hud.
son River Railroad. which lsn MS.4b A. N, ran OF
The track near uyvssAE, through The misplaSins
Of switch. rhs train nan inso shallow wsssr.
The snIiAfsr and arsnan wsrs siighily bruised,
bui no Que slse Was lplured,
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DoR'r MAXI MIs1AKUa.

You will make great mistake n ycs suppsss you
you rot thsu a. manufactured By X y. HmBARp, 102
futoa st., n Y. Beware Of spurious articles and villa
mitations. The gennins "Wfld Cherry Blttorss are
ali they are adyertsedts hD-tor everywhere bet
for the hospital and thu nsDly there u ne wine
tonios 10 b. compared with them. ThaY ahooA fpf m
a pArt Of all hospitAl stores.
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and judging from tho very donOnsItstivs way
in which the Juveniles about our vicinity last
evening went into the celebration, We may sx-
pact thi, 70 be su Oh . 4th ~ nons o. us hsvs
se.n before, bat We hope all 70 80 oftsn again,
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Lyons MAGNETIC IKsEcr Powder.
The original and genuine a,tiele, viii exterminAfe
Reaches, ADts ana ali ycrmira Pre- from psisoa.
Lyons MAGNETIC FILLS
eists every whore. D. BARNES, fropristoe. Ns.ft
Park Row, and 4A Broadway.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATIF2.

Hen NION-ROMRL-On Wednesday, 81 iust, By
ths Rev. WE. II. EyAus, Hr. u. b. Hennion N Mrs..
Mary Ann Romel, all Of this city al
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LEGAL RkPoRrs-wRpNksDky.


Uhited States Ce.nis-f.sor's Omcc.
The Prize Sdilie Mayer. The arrival Of this
Prise WIS now reported 70 the PrEs ooams..io.-
ssv md their seal has sines been plsosd upoa hs<.
U.iied States District Cssr.
The 7Siai Of ne Pioueer. 8c.-Usitsd States
70. The Bark Pionser.-Ths arsun mt Of sss
counsel In this case was concluded wednesday, ~
Wa n. EVarts, Eiq., on bshAlf Of ths Govsr.-
nent. The qusssiots Of Law and fkos were ths
sAms IN ,be CASE Of the HiAws,hs and Nsrth Oar.
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Gel, Baker, Poansyiva.iA Resime...

Philadelphia, July 3,-Colonl BAKHRs re-
gin emf broke camp today, and preceded 10 ihs
Navy Yard 70 embark for Fortress Monroe. Toe
orders we're OOupsermAndSd, and they viii proceed
directly 70 Wsshinston.
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The Gaze Of tho U. 3. W. Capt O. W. Ray.
Bangor, Ne Jniy S,-BOfors the United
States DlSir0. Cour', now In session In this city,
,he case Of ihs Uaitsd States VI. Capt. @. W. RLR,
charged with coh'pihnl 70 cast away the brig
Aaron b. Moore, Of ChArhstoWp, IN February last.
has been On Trial several days Ths case olossd
last sysAipg, and vsrdic, OF asqult.al rendered
There Ia auOahsr indictment agsiuAt Captain RAY.
on . charge Of Gazing away the vssssl. but II VIII
nos, probably, Be hild .. this ,urt.
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BARRYs TRtCoPHHRoUs
IL the bet and cheapest article for dressng and beau-
fying cleanslng curling, preser ding and resorinG
the hair. Ladies' try II. Sold by all druggikA.
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