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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY or
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE d PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, LADIES, and GENTLEMEN
in all parts of the world testIfy TO the efoaoy of
PROF o. j WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous II it's
sse ii cnr Tor more shd Il Vii be %possbe for
you 20 doubt.
awALL STREET, NEW YonK, Dec. %, 1853
RsS bssS by he Ha s A
isSsrd wa i 70 S you Cheoifsy, because think it
ase .nd OCnsS ,S esr Ss Te ., or
ak years since il began 70 tprn gray and the soar
landruf 20 form upon IT, Each Of these dis4sree-
sbiities INCREASED VIII I'LL ;ims, IN and about 2oHths
od the Sop of my head AID threateninE % make me
In this unpleasant predIcsment was induced %
Try Woods Hair ReStorsti ye msIply 70 arrest the
es ST tfJ 1 S i i 6oS ever Tsq SS sosd 90 c t.
original color except from SYes; wa, eoveyeI,
es og tRst SS. o on1 I was the Of srTe.s
but the oolor was 'ettored to The gray htlTs and
ssn.Iety 70 the soap ana tS dhshSrsa sssssS 70
wife, at whose solicitation vas induced 90 Try n
her sex, / .styoEEiy fecomIae5d Al aasbspes Who
vslue the sdmiref p Of their wives 20 profit By my
example snS SssIfi CROWNS T ssay or s.s1ss ese
TSS:J. JessSSadpst &Sod Co. ~ Bgosdssy, 1s y \.
longer at No. IL Carol Place.
SIAMsroN, Ala, July 20, lass.
To PROF. q J. WOOD: DeGr Str-four Hair
RestoTativer has done my hair 90 much rood S1noe
/ commenced the use Of a, that wish 20 make
known 70 the public oft ed cots onthe halr vhica
are great A man or woman may beneerly oeprfveQ
of hair. and BY resort 10 your air Restorative"
the hair will return more beautiful than ever ~
least th,, i ny stpsnsnOs Bss,s
P.stSou can publish the above Il you Ire b.
publishing our Southern papers yop vail get
more patronage South. j see several or your Ger
tifcates in the Mobile Meroury,e . strong Southern
paper. - - w. ii. kxxkpI.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE .y.a
PRoI. D J. WooD: Dsas Str: Having had. The
mfsfortune 70 lose the best portion Of my hair. Rom
the effects Of the yellow fever, in Ne~ Orleans IN
ls5l, was induced 90 make trial OF your prepsfs-
ton, and found lt 20 answer ~ the very tnlne
needed. Ny hair is now thiok and glossJ, and 10
words cen express my obligsfiona 20 you IN gtving
10 the afflicted such tressnre FINLKY gohSsoS.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three re,
viz large. medium and snslls the small Aold hnf
pint, and retails for one dollar per bottlei the ne
than the small retsis for two dofisre gcf eetIes
the large holds sasrt, 90 per cent more snop~
o. O. ]. WOOD 4 q, .Propuetor.. az BrSss
way, New York. and 11< Msfket street. ~ Loes
= nssSls in shi. ss b, G. sroTr. SIS r..v'Rn''
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NJ ,oou,, TEETH.
CLOTHING, &c.
SEVENTH STREET,
400
46jO

fOO - fOU
ALWAYS AHEAD.
have lust received q moe stock of SPRING
CLOTHING. U NISaING GOODS,
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS. to which / invite the
attention OF ali IN wait Of sUch articles. NV motto
Is quick sl1pence is better than n slow shil-
hns." Those in want nf Clothing we invite to
come and look al our goods and prices ,nd i! you
want = moe Shlr. and pretty Tie, No. 400 Sew
enth stTet is the place to get them. have very
!arse stock of SPRING HATS, which am sell
ing at 70 per cent. below tEelr actual value. For
those who want5o travel, I have just rscsived a
lssIgs s e e lot Of TR RSNKs, VhLIsES, and CARPET
wsnt good 1r'Snk, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Eats, or Caps. sthsro Is no psce where you can
buy them as ioYt as at the Peoples Clothing Store
No. AGO seventE st., opposite Post Office.
mar1.,m NJ 4so siIsStS II; SMITH; Il L.t ftSStaoS,r
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MEDICINES.

u DR.. JOHNSTON,
ID TIMOR
Lock OSPIrAL,
HdI diseorersd ths most Certain, Speedy and oaly
EGeetxal Remedy IN tAe World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF lMPRUDENCE,
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, Or NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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SCH WE RIMS
AHnihilatlng
Powder

SCHWER,iI'S PILLS are su rs death to Rats
snd Mloe: III Sch Verin has received certificates
from the Presiden, OF Girard College, Directors Of
House of Ref ge, Pennsylvaria Hospital. ard
other ProrinoI:t Instit Tons OF Phi isdephIa U.
Z; Jail, " ashiagtoI, ID. c.. and Charity Hospital,
New Orlecu La
The original Ger ates can be seen at the
wholesale and Ret / Dep0t 1914 North Seed nd
street., thllsaelpl 1 nG tJT sale III this city by d.
u; CLARK, oorne. Fl. a enue ant y sts., end By
al Druggists and Gro CTS.
~ Remember to ask for Souvenirs AnIihi-
laung Powde..
IL None genuine unless signed nj. SCHwERIN.
ma I5-6meO
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0,UUU Las. GOSHEN BUTTER ID eeyeu
A,.os osis siPsfsSNslLyANIA sSiNslL BUcKwHEar.
oa.sNs a. 81 v.9 Kiss a Z syBSgsEs,s BY ySg.s., a.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
DR.. JOHNSOF'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IAPOTENCY

By this and important remedy the organs
are speedily cured and full restored Thousands VI
NOS: nervous and detiltasd shO had lOS all hope
been Immediately relieved.
All edmsnts 70 Hsrrisgs, Physical Mental Di.qual-
Itcaens Loss Of ProcreHtivs Power, Nervous Irra
Trentng and Weakness EIhSus.io1 Of the fearful
kind speedily ursd
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WAsHINSToN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
w ID Ssrsss, Bsfvses sfk asd lefA Styssfs.
We have Just finished q number Of 6rst ol.ss
SARRlASES, sroh ss LssAt Fs.so ~,
1dscHS, aTs PAeafCns, Farstlr Cer-
yerV smsii proat.
Being practical mechanics IN different brspohe,
OF the buslness, ve fstter ourselves that We fnov
the styles and nafty Of work that viii give snfas
G.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 70
me sEortest hohSe and most yeesonebIe eharEeA.
CoschJnakers, saocessors 70 VIM. +. Aook.
CARRIAGES.
X HE Sshscr!ber having nfde s1iitisrs 4. ki
neiory, nsflnr u nov ore eftee lsJg estn SHRA<
n the District, where hls fsoisties for
"a Il1ctIIinS CAKRlASE & LI6HTNSE
"AtONS OF 81 kinds cannot Ne rurpsrned sn<
rom nis long experience in tia b.slness he kepSn
- g.vs genera sat sfxSSCn,
a. Al kihss Of efcarrtss'ssi hlrht wsesn, isy, .,
Al akEPASsssstyts ts.s. .s.S I'll srIsrs ,rs,,,
Dsss.s ssns csriar.. taken IL .xsAsns. 70, ~
sxea. ANDREW J, yOYCE
ehu .Arssr 81 IxtS ana & "a
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Ia the State Ccnvsniiou, Thursday, q report
was presented frnm ths COMMITTEES Of Seven.
on the prstsot unparalleled conditioa Of things
In Misouri. Gazing the blsns on the ,soss-
.ioaisfs- declaring ths Offices of Governor, LIE A.
tenant 0Ov.rtor and Secretary q s a.s v.o.nt,
and dtfsetine that said vacancies shall be fill.d
BY the CJDvsndop, the rev cficsrs 10 hold
ttsir places until August 1852 whoa special
election shall b. beld BY tbs psopla Ths 6tsts
L>gisls'us Il abolished, to- Suptsms G Iurt re-
Organized ard the trsasonsbls legislation Of
last vintsr snr ullsd-
Je6srscr CITY, July I'm the CJnvention
this morning, MI BsoADHKAD, Coairmau Of
the Con mitt.e OF S,vn, moved iht its re-
port Be RECOMMENDED 70 the Com nit 90 Tbs
reason assien.d fbr II was, that since IL had
bssn " sds, the Ho1. HAN. z. GAMBLE bad,
by vote OF ,bs Convention. been added u
that Co nnittss. and Ia dsfsrsnes 20 hi. sbIl
Ivy and pstTiotism, the COMMITTEES would wish
20 hsvs his views on the report Mr.. BROAD
HkADs motion ww adopted Tn, report will
be carried BY svsrJ lsrg, majority.
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A RrnNe OmeLr.

Col W. r. MONTGOMERY, who Commanded
thu Ist n. J. regiment at Balls Run, on SIN
day, succeeded In stemmiug the torrent OF no
treat, which even carried away his associate
regiment, the n. ]. I'd. and pressed on alone
with his regiment TO the position assigned It,
and forming in fquSrs to rsesivs tho snsmy'1
cavalry, waited for ave hours on the battle
isld for orders. Al one time, hearing . re-
treat had been ordered, he sent 10 Cen. Nc
DowkLL for instructions, but not receiving
any, he pressed 90 In accordance with Prsvi'
Gus orders. Al last he re- irsd In gooi order At
o'clock on Monday morning Col. MoSr-
GoMERI WAS formerly a MAjsr in the Unitsd
States army, and was In comm md o. Fort Ri
ley eu ing the KSnsAs troubles, but was re-,
moved BY JsyY. DAvn for his sympathy with
the free state CAUSE, and WAS ultimately forced
10 rsslgn his commission. OF course, Col
MoSToomRr's men are dsvotsdly attached
10 him, and have the fullest confidence IN bill
military skill.
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This shows q total loss OF 229 man, killed,
wounded and missing, leaving the force 1,0N
strong, but sons OF the officers place the loss
much higher, evan as high as SS9.
Before twelve o'clo,k the men lad almost
all dispos ssd.
The corpse Of THOMAS FLAMING, a private
Ct Co. G., who vas killed near Wilmington
by striking his head against the arch Of q
bridge under which the cars were passing, was
bror ght up by his comrades and will be In
TERED with military hcncrs, probably today.
During this week Father MOONEY will have
Patterned at St. Budgets Church a solemn
requiem for the deceased Of the regiment.
Come Of the incidents relAtsd by the rs-
l turned soldiers are quite interesting and thsir
escapes almost marvellous. PETER CoIHK Of
Co. II, had his canteen mashed by . minis
ball which passed through it and bruised his
leg. Auoti OF ball glanced off from the plata
Of bis waist belt. Mr.. HESxEssr Of the En-
ginseIs corFs was attacked by an officer OF the
Texas Dragons. He shot the officer and took
his sword as trophy.
CommiSsuy DowAING had several most mar
row escapes In the great Balls Run affair. He
was ridden over by the Black Horse cavalry,
fred at several times, crossed a bridge which
was undermined and In fragments, and finally.
faint with hunger aud bruises, he became des-
perate and challenged 1--WE soldiers whom he
encountered on the night after the battle
They proved to DO friends, aad by their dlrse-
dcn be found his way into camp. All the
soldisrs unite In their praise Of Commissary
DowsNo, .'Glorious DICK" who has they
saw. done all for them which could DO done.
Il is not yet decided WHISTLER the regiment
III rsorRsniso and return 70 the war or a0t'
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SHAMEFUL ArRocrT.-FIRNo ON A
PRnsr.--FAIHER GRIZZLY, Chaplain Of the
Sixty Ninth Regiment, states that Al the battle
Of Balls Ran, while in the act ofadminIstering
thsla consultations Of religion To a dying TO
bel soldier, and whils clothed In his ocial robe,
he was fred upon several times by the secss.
sisnists. One bullet went through his hat, two
others struck bis cost. A party Of the Black
Horse Cavalry then rode at him, to slay him
Just as he finished his sacred mission, and II
was with the greatest officially that he escaped.
Neither he nor Father MoOSHY ever carried
weapons.
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Fire. AOo,s..... I.su.s.., 20.

FIRE IN BUBLNo SLp-AH OLD MAE
BURNED TO DKArH.-A destructive fire broke
out Saturday morning al about nine o'clock, In
the store No. Darling sliP, occupied BY JOHN
TURnHR, doalsr in cImphsrs oil, soap and
RroAss. The fire was hrst discovered In the
cellar and In an incredibly short space Of tina
the flames bad reached the upper door. Only
few persons were In the n.ighborhood at the
time and, to thar horror thsy saw thu porter
cut "save me, save me-" he than ran back from
the window and was not again scan. His name
10 JAooB BLACKWELL, and he was Aboat
seventy years Of ego. He undoubtedly perish
cd In the. flames, which In . moment after wards
burst from the window at which he was last
seen. The fremsn Of the district were prompt
ly on hand, but despite their sxsrtions Tia
whole building was soon In one mass OF flames.
The following 10 List Of the iossss and In
tuIAncs;
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renss R.ssulxss~., Aes.

RoBBiNa A BRoKbRs 0YYrcx--I
man ramsd Gas. OsBoRsz was dst.
arrested on Saturday morning leaving
Gee Of Mr. u. DrER, broker, at No.
Houts. with $a19 which he lad tai
the safe, which was open, ths cfic,
been lstt alcns for . moment. Justici
ksBusn locked him up for trial.
YoUEo AMERICA On Saturday a
about 400 boys COLLECTS In 11th aver
18th street, and after dividing into t
ties, which they called "Nerth and
retreated behind piles OF lumber, VIII
named masked bait. riss, and then sd
buried stones at each other. The sta
thick and fast and the police were oil
intsrfsre. They arrested 20 prisoners,
msgistrate let Them 20 on their pi
good behavior.
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ChiedgG July H.-Ths state Democratic
Convention Of Iowa, met at Dssmoinss on the
goth. They havs nominated CHAs. MASON tor
Governor.
Resolutions were adopted, declaring the 'ir-
rspressibls conflict a. tho cause Of the war, and
ssnsuting the South for resorting 70 arms 70
a. political hsrssy. Also csnsaiing tie Prssi-
dsat for assuming and exercising arbitrary
powers. but plsJging the iuppot d tho Demo
Gratis Of Iowa 10 support the goysrnmsnt In the
exercise Of lie lsgitimats functions In oonsti-
rational manner. .Aho favoIing q National
Convsndon 10 settle the pending difficulties.
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BROOKLYN.

CHuD KILLED Br EATING MArcH
little girl named CArHARisn DwrEH
ysars OF age, whose parents reside In
avenue, near Nostrand avsnus, die. L.
day morning from the effects Of poi
BY eating the ends Of matchs. -E@
second death from q similar csuss hat .,
last week.
BROOKLYN Crrr MoRrAIIrr.-Th,
npmbsr OF deaths In this city last we
1872, Of which 20 were adults, and II
dren. Under one 0 old 60.
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II IL, hovsvef, believed that they will, td
the majority Of the man express their willing
ness 10 do 10 immst iitsly.
At The ssrnsst request Of many OF our Irish
readers, we iepublsh the folls wing piecs Of
poetry, q Just tribute 10 the gallant sixty
Ninth. It was fret Published In our paper q
Friday lAak
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81 Louis, July 27.-Gsnerh PORE has pub
licly notified the people along the North Mis-
souri, railroad that they will be held personal
ly accountable for the destruction Of the
bridgss, culysits and portions Of the track
within i've milss Of each side Of them.
General PoPK will withdraw his forces from
concentrate them In one csmpaiga In the vi
entity Of Mexico, Adrian county, where the
stncisst eiiciplins Will be imposed. General
PoPk will carry out the Same plan on the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph IAilrosd.
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No. 8 Buriing sir MARX D l. B Il
dealer In tobacco s2,t06 insured t0i D
y ne Aperioan. \ a1d-rd, Market
boldt Insuranos Companies.
Nc. h5rrbRg Sop JAnss TuRssN
In oil ans csndRs, ei0 eco insured
Cape P ovicencs X. and Exes
sur.i CO Companies; building t6, 900.
Me- 3 sa1 IL outing SIP Wn u
& 20 d,als.s IN eyes e6, 900 inf,
e100 COO, bnildipg e200.
No. 1874 Water Street.-Nsnhsttsn %
$500 insVt.d for N2,5O0. rbe builCsI
bs'ope 10 the WALTzn Bowsk Eststa, .
hlly insured.
Tvs LATE FIRE IN BIZ SuP.-s
GAMBLE hsld an irqus., on Sa,utesxsb
rensins Il Mr.. JACOB BLtohwrLL, =
bic life At the q . 10 Barring Sip on :
nornipg. Deceased v.s . su,ger.
age, 400 . nstivs Of this dty. Yer
dental testb.
FlsE IN soApwAY.-Lsst svS
tween II and ~ O'clock, . Are 80
TIE first aoOr o. th. building. No.
way, ocot ped BY CHARLss II. BAH d.
In bonp tkirts and fancy gooda T4<'
% 900, 'ad 10 Be largely insurtd
Ffsr N EtsTH Avxsus.-rhs q /.
No. 39i Ninth Avenue, occupied III
SHsAx. took Gre q, 1oK o'cosk
morning. Tho stock II Liquors w.LN
BY Gre ,nd -atsr abou el-29o- -,
The furniture on tho second 400, wsN.J
sb, Ut 600 10 insurance The bulls,
dsmI Red about t25e insured.
A yoLUsrRzR ACCIDENTALLY Dk
Yesterday morning JosArH 0olE RS, Al,
Of Company d. N. Y. Mounted Ria
.srsd at Elm Park, was drowned VIII
ing in the dock foot Of Seth strs&
The body WAS net recovered, bat
beng made Tor Il. Y
DRowSsD WHILE BArdrSo.-A,
man named SrAuLxr TIrus, was aes
drowned on Saturday svsning, while
In the dosk foot OF Hammo stroet.
n sius wore subsequently, recovered al
70 his late rssidsnos, 1853 Perry street.
A SOLDIER or 1HH GO rH REorME.r
An irqusst vas held yesterday
body q TKos. FLENIso, q msmbsr Of
ieein cut, ~hs vas killed. last Bs urd
ing while on hs way from Pailsd 81 phi
city.
FATAL AcouDK-r.--A child too a,
yeas old, FAMED PArsIoK II. Nc
was instantly killed Friday svsnisg,
ing from An uppsr vim low OF boud
Thompson street. Tbs CroDsr was o
KILLED BI A HoHsE.-THos.
while plas u'ng horse yesterday AID
18th street, near First avenue, had
fractured by kick from the animal.
taken 10 his residences.
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Ths Tribune Is sore and restless. II has
promised we'll, over the signature Of Sts editor
inehi.l but 1t can't avoid trying to make
mischief. 1t now, in simple justice to the
President and the Secretary Of War" charges
thu entire fault In references to the nen accept
Anee Of volunteers upon General ScorF, add
ing Hereafter the vac rsspartmsnt is very
likely TO follow its OWl, ;, and mt" rather than
that tf the LisutsnAnt 40 ral- II Is more
Rksly that both will hereafter act In sniirs
indsp,ndsncs Of the msehisvous intsrmeddling
OF General GRxKLIY. The public interests
esrtainly would not suffer materially by thu
loss o his military knO Hi'dgs and sxpsrisnss
In osr lstsst European Adviess 1t Il state
4. A. l.
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Baltimore, july H. GEN. DIX addressed the
members Of the National Guard this morning,
appealing to them fer the sake Of the cCuntry's
interests to remain few days longer. After
the General had closed his appeal, Col. LYLE
put the question: Those In the negative to
shoulder arms; those In the Affirmative TO pre-
sent ihen. Every ann was RrASentad.
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A SHcEs1oS FLAG II NEw YoRK.-Capt.
MovIcAR, OF the New York Mounted Rides, In
passing down Wooster street on Saturday last,
noticed Ncession flag flyirg from the window
Of q tenement house No POS. In company with
two officers Of the 18th Ward police, hs ascend.
ed to the room and forced the proprietor Of the
Objectionable rag to take 1t in. The fsllow
tore 1t in pieces rather than give 1t up, and
said he only made II 10 amuse his children.
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s,.,hsro M. vi. I,.uI,xiII..

Louisville, Ky, July H.--Ths Richmond
Wing Of the 2fh inst, says that at the ba tile
q Balls Rua our force was twenty thousand.
We have captured IS pieces Of Artillsry, and
have taken some three or four hundred prison
ers. The nunbG Of our killed and wounded In
estimated At 500.
WHAT DAVIS SAYS.
BY the cars last evening President DAVIS
returned frem the battle field. In Response to
the calls from the crowd, he alluded TO thu
graz absorbing topic Of the day. The enemy,
be said, with the taxes they had besn imposing
on US for twenty years, had fitted out an army
on q magnificent scale. They had Ambulancsa
fitted up in such q 81, 10 Of luxury as though
they thought they were still taxing the South.
In the whole campaign they had over fifty
thousand mon. Their fnsst pieces Of heavy
an light artillery are ours. They left every
thing behind them they could throw away.
The team has brought Ia one hundred pri-
coming, including dNty-fvs officers. The pro.
liability Is that the enemy lost ten thousand
men. Our casualties will not exceed twelve
hundred. Among the Federal officers cart lred
is Col. CARBINoIos. Among the ConisleFa's
ofhcsrs killed, unreported, are Lieut.. Col
Johniton of the Hampton Legion, Col. Thomas
| Of General Johnston's staff, and Col. Fisher Of
thu Sixth North CarClinS regiment. TIL,
wounded, unr ported, are Col, Stevens OF Gen
srL Lees staff; Col. Gartrel Of GeorGit
Lieut.. Col Montgomery Gardaer Of the Frs
Georgia regiment, Col. Nelson Of the SecsnC
Virginia regiment; Col. Jones OF the Fourtl
Alabama regiment; Q l. Hampton Of the Le
gion; Col. Preston OF the Twenty -eighth Viz
giniS regiment took Col. Wilcox Of Michigan
his own hands.
MAILS 10 n EXAMINED.
A gentleman from Huntsville, Informs III
| A 0 hat h. oT
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MYSTERIOUS DrsArrKARAscE.-T HoMAs
MULIoAs formerly kept q liquor store at
No. 795 Third Avenue, but for about two
weeks past the place has been closed, since
which time MULLIoAS has not been seen.
On Saturday afternoon, the efficsrs forced
open the corner door Of MuLLIGAs's hc1ss,
and catering found everything In order. .,sUt-
IIoAs's relatives and friends will now take
active measures to learn his fate.
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Boston Juy "a -Tbs Government has tu--
ehsted The steamer Cambridge which will %
immedistsly ft'ed out with heavy ar name Il
81 the ravy yard.
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Phiiod,iohid Juy % : A card from JAS. Il
HAryfr. Minister % Portugal appear in the
NOr,h Hmesfcan Of this moving. dsnyiug "a
toto the charges sgsinst him and Demanding IN
investig atom BY Ire severn msut
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From Alexandria.
MuRDhR OF AweMAr--DRUsKENHlus AMONG
THE TROOPS,


THE TROOPS.
Alexandria. Va July 81. About 10 O'Clock,
WILLIAM MURRAY, OF Company y, Second
New Hampshire regiment was drunk and 40
eostsd q GIL named MARY BUrxR, In the
street, and deliberately shot her dssd with his
nu'kst. MURRAY will DO tiled by Court Mar
tiAl on Monday.
ooNK 1870 cAMP-ILoUoR DEsrRorKD.
The last Of the troops stationed In the city
won't into camp today, much 10 the relief Of
the citzsns. Up to the present time the Pro-
yost MAsshal has destroyed fifty barrels Of
liquor, not withstandipg which, the dru nksnnsss
amor z the troops Is still fearful.
Col KKSBs has been appointed TO the COM
mabd Of the eth brigade Of the 4ih Division,
constituting the 18th and 3Sth New York, I'd
and Sd New Jersey, 18th Massachusetts, and
nc Fart Regiments.
An order to keep the Fire Zouavss within
their encampm~r'. General RUSaAH was
csmp.llsd last night 70 detail guard from the
Mozart regiment. A party Of than who were
struggling In Washington, arrived here last
night under an escort Of cavalry.
Gen. RuSIoH rstires tomorrow, and Major
Gen. Mccall assumes command OF the De-
partment Of Alsxsndria.