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Massachusetts, with the privatssrsmsn on board, was
,ying alongside the wharf City Point In answer to the
notice given of her arrival train Of three baggag
cars came City Point from Petersburg yesterday fore
noon with two rebel officers board They came after
the prvaeesmsn but not having brought down Colonel
Corcorans party the privateers were not given up
Nothing later in relation the subject had TRANSFERRED
up yesterday afternoon when the Massachusetts,
still awaiting some further communications from Peters
burg.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1862.

and the OF the whole State applied TO the liqu
dalton OF the honest debt due to loyal citizens and the
State as whole subjected to the gradual emancipation
suggested by Mr.. Lincoln.
RELEASE OF MILITARY PRISONERS.
The Secretary OF the Interior has ordered that the
military prisoners confined at the psntentiary
shall be released. The order forth that shall
be imprisoned there except upon process OF judicial
tribunals This action OF the Secretary forestas any
by Congress, which body has passed resolution Of in
qury in the premises.
A PRIZE CAPTURED.
The United States steamer Santiago de Cuba captured
on the 9th ult, the rebel schooner Lucy G. Holmes,
just out Of the santee loaded with cotton She has been
sent to Boston for adjudication.
MAILS FOR THE GULF sQUADReNs.
The United States steamer Rhode Island will sail from
Boston Tuesday the 10th inst, taking the mail for
Port Royal and both Gulf squadrons
PROMOTION OF THE COMMANDER OF THE STEVENS
BATTERY.
Upon . recommendation Of tho Secretary Of the
Treasury, the President has compmentsd First Lieu
tenant D. c. Constable, commanding the steamer
E. A. Stevens by handing him personally commission
captain the cutter service recognition
his gallantry in leading with his steamer the attacking
forces in the recent ascent Of the James river and bonn
bardment of Fort Darling Second Lieutenant j. Wall
Wilson has also been promoted to first heutenancy for
gallant bearing durin gthe same action.
PROMOTION OF THE HERO OF FORT SUMTER.
Among the regular army nominations pending in tho
Senate is promoting Major Robert Anderson Brevst
Lieutenant Colonel his evacuation OF Fort Moultre
and removal to Sumter and to Brsve Colonel for his gal
liant defence Of the latter fort.
GOVERNOR srANLY's INSTRUCTIONS.
It Is reliably that the letter of Secretary
Stanton published this morning embraces all the nstruc
tions to Governor Stany.
PROPOSALS FOR FIFTEEN IRON GUNBoATs.
The Navy Department has issued proposals for the
construction and complete equipment of fifteen gun
boats speed not less than thirteen knots be deliver
ed within four months; and, in conjunction with the
War Department, proposals invited for heavy guns
for both these branches Of public service.
EXAMINATION OF MEDICAL OFFICERS.
An Army Medical Board for examination OF cand.
dates for appointment tho position of brigade surgeons
o. volunteers in this city to-day by Of the
Secretary Of War.
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CASrELD-FoRp.--At washngt on's Headquarters, Nor.
ristown, ~ j., Thursday, June g. by the Rev r. N.
Merritt, J. LOWELL CAyFIELp and ELIZA HosAcK FORD
daughter OF Henry A. Ford, all OF Morristown
DIGGs-CoRSELI~-0n Wednesday, June 4, at the resi-.
dencs of the brides father No. Al Grove street, by Rev
Of Ksokuk Iowa TO KATE L. eldest daughter Of VIM.
Cornell. Esq, of this city.
KESNEy-BGLow.-AtM ilngton, N. j., on Monday,
June O. by the Rev Mr.. A. Hopper, Mr. Rxumx G. KEN.
My 10 Miss NELfR c. Below.
PEAsE-GAy-On Wednesday, June 4, at 50. Paulls
church. Waterloo, N ", by Rev. Robert A. Parke HAIR
RY PEAsE Of Albany, 70 SARA T. daughter OF Edmund
Cay, OF the former place.
-HxpxNmEx--On Wednesday, June 4, In Jer.
ssy City, by the Rev. Robert Travis Jr, Mr.. JOHN NJ.
PREcYT TO Miss ANNA HELgNE HxDESHErx, both OF this
city.
Sxow-SnL.-On Tuesday, June 3, At Old Saybrook,
Conn. by the Rev Mr. Mccall, SAMUEL snow, OF Deep
River to Miss MARY H.. daughter OF X w. Sill, ESQ.,, Of
Hartford and New Haven papers please copy.
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Interesting from vicksburg.

ShhO, Juuo o. looz.
yicksburg papers Of the 3st ut say that eleven fede
raj gunboats have gone down the They also say
that the fleet obtaining poss sson of tho city
than weeks ago and that unsurmounable obstacles
encountered below vcksburg had caused disaIection
among the Yankee troops. compelling them to fall back
to reorganlze their force.
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Disastrous Freshet in the DeIawn re and
Lehtgh Rivers.
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY AND LOSS OF

Olb0SITOus rresnet the Delaware ana
Lehigh Rivers.
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY AND LOSS OF
LIFE
EAsros, Pa, June S. 1852.
still continues The water reaches the second stories
in the lower part OF town. All the bridges between
bridge partly gone and will probably be totally de-
mofished. All the canals under water The iron
works are stopped, and the railroads are submerged
Many people were drowned in their houses sudden
wassthe rise.
EAsror Pa, June 6-Noon.
The Lehigh is stationary, but the Delaware is still
rising
The food commenced to recede shortly after noon,
and further damage apprehended. IL Is impossible
TO arrive, at anything like accurate estimate OF the
damage, but IL is reported at ten millions The canals
still overhowed. The Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company's probably much loss injured than by tho
freshet OF IS4l but it will require perhaps several
months to place them in nsyigaoie condition No trans
feared that the railroad bridge Mauch Chunk has been
swept away, in which case the iron furnaces in the
doubt that many lives have been lost. Boats,
with their crews, swept from their mornings and
dashed to pieces and many enements with their occu
pants were carried away " reported that house
containing family Of seven persons was carried away
and broken to pieces against one of the bridges on the
river above. The Lshgh bridge here is still standing
but mere wreck. The Delaware bridge sustained but
little injury. The railroad bridge is unseathed
The town OF Gendon, mile above Easton Is wholly
Inundated the water reaching nearly to the second
stories.
TEN O'CLOCK M.
The water In both rivers has fallen about feet
DELAWARE WATER GAP, June S, 1862.
There Is very heavy freshet in the Deaware-equal
TO that Of 1S41 Quantities OF furniture goods
bridges, houses, cattle, &c. going down the river.
Ali the bridges Broadheads creek except railroad
bridges gone The damage to the Delaware Lacka-
wana and Western Railroad is great and will require
week to repair il.
The Pokono a. stroudsburg overfowsd last night
and ran through tho town. carrying away many houses
and bridges. The damage done was very great
PORr JERyIs N. Y June 5, 1862.
The storm Of yesterday last night very severe
in this vicinity. Considerable damage done the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Some FIVE or six hundred
feet of the embankment were washed away near this
place, and two aqueducts carried away between
here and Lackawana. Two or three land slides the
Delaware division OF the Erie Railway interfered some
what with the passage of trains during last night but
they are now running regularly again.
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THIRTY.SEVENTH CONGRES So
FIRST SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, June S, 1862.
REPORT or THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
The annual report Of the Smithsonian Institution was
received and ordered to be printed.
NATIONAL FoUNDRKs.
Mr. GRIMES (rep.) Of Iowa, introduced bill for the
establishment OF certain national armories
VENTILATION.
Mr. HALE, (ep ON H., called up the resolution for
committee the better ventilation the Senate cham
ber. Adopted
GOVERNMENT ARIZONA TERRITORY.
The bill providing government for the Territory Of
Arizona was taken up.
MIR. TRUMBUII, (rep) of ILL.,, could necessity for
government for Arizona. How many Americans were
there in that Territory
Mr. PoMERoY, (repl Of Kansas thought there were
fifteen thousand inhabitants there.
Mr. TRUMBuLL said there were not five thousand white
men in all New Mexico excluding Mexicans and half
breeds.
Mr.. LATHAM (opp Of CAL said that many OF them were
Mexicans and halfboeds but they entitled to the
rights OF citizens
Mr.. SUMNER (rop.) Of Mass, moved to postpone the
bill and take the resolution for the expulsion of Mr.
Stark. He c0ntendcd that the committee OF the Senate
found that the Senator dsoy and was the duty
OF the Senate to the question He was opposed
to disoyalty everywhere.
Tho vIcE President stated that if taken up it would
supersede tho Tax bill.
Mr. Summers motion was rejected, as follows
YEAsMessrs. Chandler, Clark, Foot, Harlan. Howard.
Howe King. Morrill,, Sumner Irumbul, Wade, Wilkinson
and Wilmot-l3.
AnthSny Baysrd Browning Garlic Coll.
Grimes, Hale. Harris, Kennedy, Lane of Ind Latham,
McDougall Nesnith, Pomeroy, Powell Rice Salisbury,
sherman Simmons, Ten Eyck Wiley Wilson of Mass,
Wrght-2y.
BILL
The Tax bill was taken up.
A large number Of individual amendments were acted
upon, most Of which were rejected.
On motion OF Mr.. DAVIS, (opp) Of KY, an amendment
made laying tax Of ten cents per gallon rccti-
nsd and mixed spirits.
Mr. ANTHONY, (rep) OF R. l., moved to amend by de-
Quoting from the duty on the manufacturer Of cotton
the duty previously imposed on the raw material Lost
Mr.. McoUGALL, (opp.) Of Col, offered substitute for
the whole BILL being the plan OF the Boston Board of
Trade &c. laying tax ON the sales OF whiskey beer
tobacco and fixed incomes. He argued at some length
in favor Of the substitute and moved TO rccommt the
original BILL with all tie substitutes TO the Committee
Finance.
Rejectsd-Yeas (Msssrs. Browning, McDougall and
Pomcroy), 3; nays 81.
The substitute then re,ected.-Yeas 8; nays 80.
Mr.. SUMNER, (rep.) Of MASS, offered an amendment
that every person claiming the service labor Of
any person held rs slaves to be taxed two dollars
account Of ch and person claimed; but in
shall any person claimed be sold for said
Adopted.
YEAs-Messrs Anthony Chandler, Clark Collamer Fes-
senden Foot, Grimes. Harlan Howard Howe King, Nor
ri, Pomcroy, Rice, Simmons, Sumner, Wade, Wilkinson
and Wllmot-l9.
NAYs-Messrs Browning, Garlic, Cowan, Davis Dixon
Dooe Foster, Hale, Lane of Indiana. Latham, Nesmitn
Powell, stark, Wiley, Wilson, Of Mass, Wrght-l6
Adjourned,
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Lieut.. Mcclellan, United States Cavalry.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your Fortress Monroe correspondence of June 3,
the Of Lieutenant McCoam of the United States
volunteer cavalry. ia given as Hays Mcclellan As he
belongs to this city will you kindly make the following
correction. His name il Augustus Mcclellan, and not
sHays," as therein stated. BY doing you will greatly
oblige number of his friends The regiment is also
known by the name of the ssScotts Nine Hundred
JUNE 5, 1862. O.P O.
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Pure TobaccO.-Ycllow Bank TObac-
co.-Goodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
impurities for sale by all tobacco and Dealers and at
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w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Establish
ment for Wigs Toupees Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing and
Modaia Cream for beaufying the hair, l6 Bond street
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Constitution Water il a Certain Cure
for diabetes and all diseases of the kidneys and bladder
Sold by all druggists.
MoRGKN { ALLEN, AGENTS. sc Clir street, NY
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Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteriea
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 265-June 5. 1862.
4, 80, "a. As, so. 30 80. II, IS, 6. "a, 10, SO.
KxxrucKY. GLASS 266-June s. 1862
20, "a, IA, 54, 2. Ia, ~, 40, 43. 81, ca. At.
Circulars free OF charge BY addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covinston KY. or 81. Louis, No.
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Barnum Has Advertised to Give Three
performances tomorrow (Saturday)at II O'Clock,
Sand tx p. M. He evidently anticipates crowd.
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Trusses.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss one No. vesey street tunder the Asor Heuse OPP
poste the church Female attends ladies. No
whatever with any other Truss Office OF same name.
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Album Photographs and visite Cards
One and dollars Dozen finest Of the art at HOLMES
Park Gallery. 26l broadway.
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At JcHcrs', 553 Broadway, Ladies' Elias
tic Boots 81 So 81 rs and 81 Bamoras So So IS and 81 So
gents fine Shoes and Slippers youths and chdrens Bal
morals Shoes and CATERS great variety prices
JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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Ladies' French Walking BOOts-NcW
style Bamoras and Caters for spring wear with Ladies'
Misses and Boys Boots and Shoes.
MILLER 4 CO.. 387 Canal street.
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DIR. Kinme's New Truss.-Thc Only Per-
feet summer and bathing Truss cheap cean comfortable
267 broadway.
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With tho Baby Show, the Aquarin and
other novelties, added to the splendid Drama and 75l
O'Clock T. NJ BARNUM keeps his Museum crowded no
other place of amusement in the city hope to be-
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A Pair OF Good Patent Leather Boots
for two dollars at BARTLErTS 32 Grand street. OF
Norfolk
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Day d Martins Backing Depot 10
the trade, No. Broad street. A. l.. STIMSON Agent.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway of Murray
New York.
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Eight Carries de Vfsites for 81 90, mot
exceed at any price, at BALCHS, 233 Greenwich street
corner of Barclay.
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Destruction OF the Harper's Ferry Bridge.
The Harper's Ferry bridge was carried away by the
freshet this morning. The water is very high.
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Omctal Drawings OF the KENTUCKY and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KEsrucxY. EXTRA CLASS 2l3-June 8. 1866.
6, IS, Az. a. 10, 81, IL, II, 81, 33. 81, "a, 60.
DELAWARE, CLASS 244-June s. 1885,.
Al, IS, 70, as, 81, 5. IS, %, So, 81, 81, 1,
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO..
Wilmington, Delaware. Gown yton. Kentucky.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfxes Cashed
and information given by TAYLOR co. Bankers, No. II
Wall street
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc and
Wigs the best the world, Wholesale and retail and the
dye priv atey applied ut No. 6 Aston House.
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Union Feeling Down South

Prizes Cashed Ina All Lcgalized Lotte-
res Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No II
Fall street, room No. !, New York.
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HIPS Hair Dyc-5O Cents, Black or
Brown Best In Depot No Barclay street. and sold
by all druggists.
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Union Feeling Down SOuth.-It is u
fact that the opening of the Southern ports
had the effect of bringing immense number of orders
KNOX, the celebrated halter corner of Fulton street and
broadway for cOnsgnmens of his famous Chapeaus This
IL sign Of returning sanity the part Of seeeh
friends With Knox tile the outside Of their heads it
will require knocks from Halleck Mcclellan to make
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DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery Is
warranted to Scroula Erysipela Ringworm, Scad
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Pimpes and every
disease of the Skin. of whatever nature.
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Ho1l0way's Pills will Positively Cure
any bilious IL Of night and
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NEWS FROM MCCLELLAN.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. !


Merrgman O. w. 67th N Y Volunteers list Long Island)
Mears Jas, 61st Penusy vania Volunteers.
Mundy c., 23d Pennsylvania Volunteers.
McCafiioe Jas, ODD Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Miller -, sergeant, 63d Pennsylvania volunteers
McAdsms JAS, 63d Pennsy wanna Volunteers.
McAdams VIM, SD Psnnsy lvania Volunteers.
Mcmahon -, sergeant, SD Pennsylvania Volunteers
Matthews - sergeant, 9th New York Qong Island).
-Maher Thomas, 9th New York.
Miller Frederick 9th New York
Miller d. D., Co. |, 93d Penns yvania. eye, slightly.
McNamy NJ Co. +, 1903 Pennsylvania, foot.
McG0wan Patrick, Co. A, 61st New York leg slightly.
McAdams j., Co. b SD Pennsylvania, breast
Miller j. H., Sergeant, Co. d, 63d Pennsylvan arm.
Moore Calvin, Co. A, 18th Maine breast.
Miles John, Co K. 37th New York, thigh
Mctarty Thomas, Co. 4, s7th New York, thigh.
MsGowan Calvin Co @ oh sc n neck .n,
Mccartney T.. Sergeant, Co. K, 57th New York, thigh.
Mcraggert r Sergeant. Sd Michigan, arm of
Marshall s.. Co. Z, saith New York, slightly.
Mining Owen, Co. +, 3ita New York, slightly
nsS:s ss1s ss Goss ny ssats
Moore R. Co. G. s2d New York, seriously.
MoCue -, Co. H., SD New York, seriously.
Murray B., Co. X, 82d New York, slightly.
Mccuior j.. sergeant Co. E, SGD New York seriously.
Meehan -, Co. X, SD New York, seriously.
New severely
Madden c., Co. +, s2d New York. seriously.
Mccue serg't Co. D. sgd New York, slightly.
Madden -, scrg't Co. d, 82d New York, seriously.
Msehan NJ, Co. D, SD New York, seriously
Mcfarland j., Co. D. SD New York, seriously.
Moore D., serg't Co. q, SD New york. seriously
Myers So, Co. !, SD New York, slightly.
Mead Frank, Co. b. 1st Minnesota slightly.
Mcclure J., Co. !, 18th Massachusetts, slightly.
Malty VIM. Co. F, TIN Michigan, slightly.
Marston j., Co. B, 7th Michigan, badly.
McDown -, 5th Michigan. breast.
McJimssy A., Co. f. 40th New York (Mozart), arm.
Memson A.. Co. D, Gath New York, finger amputed
Neal o., $50 Pennsy wanna, severely.
Massey NJ, 9th New York or LIST Long Island.
Nichols VIM, 9th New Jersey.
Niles Fayette NJ, a7th New York, head and shoulder
Neal Potter, Co. X. SD New York serious.
Nevarrs Joseph, Sergeant Co. G. LIST Minnesota, slightly
Norton, Orderly Sc rgeant, Co. H, 7h Michigan badly.
Nichols John, Co. d. 9th >ew York forehsad slightly.
Nichols Lloyd, Sergeant, Co. F. 9Th New York, arm.
ONeil Peter Co. F. esd Pa. head and shoulder slightly
.Outthought VIM, Co. X, 34th New York, iiously.
Palmer G. Y, 18th Maine, seriously.
Putnam Simon s., tn Michigan, severely.
ipsscoe A., 9th New York 1st Long Isan).
Packard $. r., Co. +. I'd Name arm on
PatnO John Co. B, 9Sth New York, leg slightly
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JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO..
Wilmington Delaware, or Covinston. Kentucky.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Cashed
and information given by TAYLOR co. Bankers, No. Is
Prizes Cashed In All Lcgalized Lotte-
reis. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker, No IL
Wall street, room No. l. New York.
Union Feeling Down south.-It is q
fact that the opening OF the Southern ports
the ssser Of raon street and
broadway for consgnmens OF his famous Chapeaus This
With Knon on The Of Their
VIII require no knocks from Haieck or Mcclellan to make
as
Barnum Has Advertised to Give Three
~ rSsny L. O'Clock noon
Album photographs and visite Cards
One and two dollars dozen. finest OF the art HOLMES
Park Gallery. 26a broadway.
At Jcncrs', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Elias
tic Boots 81 So 81 rs and 81 Bamora So So Is and 81 So
gents line Shoes and Slippers Youths and ehidrcns Bal
morals Shoes and Caters in great EYsEEs low
Pair OF Good Patent Leather Boots
Norfolk.
Eight Carries de visites for 81 90, not
enceled at any price, at BALcHs 2s Greenwich street,
Ladies' French Walking Boots-New
style Bamorals and Caters for spring wear with Ladies'
MILLER i co. ss7 Canal street.
Day & Martins Backing Depot for
the trade, No. Broad street. A. L. sTIMsoN, Agent
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
s ssW York. r'' ' Of Murray street,
Pure TobaccO.-Ycllow Bank TObac-
co-Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco from all
" anf
w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Establish
ment for Wigs Toupees Hair Dye and Hair Dyeine and
Moldasa Cream for beautfyns the hair l6 Bond street.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc and
dyepriv atey applied at No 8 Aston House.
HiIIs Hair Dyc-5O Cents, Black or
Brown Best ia Depot No. Barclay street. and sold
W al uf"ss'sN''
Constitution Water il n Certain Cure
for diabetes and all diseases of the kidneys and bladder
MORGAN { ALLEN, Agents, se Ciir street, NY.
Trusscs.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
poste the church Female attends ladies'. connection
whatever with any other Truss Office OF same name.
DIR. Kinne's New Truss.-The Only Per-
feet summer and bathing Truss cheap Clean comfortable
267 Broadway.
DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery Is
warranted to Scrofua, Eryspeas, Ringworm, Scad
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Papes, and every
disease Of the Skin. of whatever nature.
HollOway's Pills will Positively Cure
bilious fever IL taken In doses Of ten night and morning
Married.
CANrIELD-FoRp--At Washington IS Headquarters Nor.
ristown, N. j. Thursday, June s. by the Rev. r. N
Merritt, j. LOWELL CAyFELp and ELIZA HosAcK FORD,
daughter OF Henry A. Ford, all OF Morristown.
DIGGs-CoRSELI.-0n Wednesday June 4, at the resi-.
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DISASTROUS TlRI.-About 5 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon, the most destructive fire that has
ever visited our city broke out in the east end
Of Burrows mill, near the corner Of Perry and
Front streetA The Are had hardly been discoy.
cred before dense black smoke was coming from
nearly every window in the upper part of the
building, and soon the entire mill was beyond
chance Of saving The wind, which at frst blew
rather from the west, sbifted to the southeast.
and the FIRE spread to Burrows block, adjoining.
which soon caught, and the buildings occupied
by K. n. Pettymsn,and Mr. BuTrowi 40 storage
and grain commission warehouses were DESTROY.
ed, nothing but the walls being left stsndinr.
while the adjoining stores occupied BY J. N.
Dslzsll and Hsupt & Heinz, also for grain ware.
houses, were considerably damaged In the roof
and upper lofts. The iremen, aided by citizens.
only with the most strenuous exertione succeed.
ed in arresting the fire at this point Great
fears were entertained that Il would cross Front
street, in which case there wss no estimating
the amount Of damage it would have done. The
catastrophe, however, was fortunately prevented.
The Aremsn worked hszoically, rushed fearlessly
into the midst of danger caused BY threatening
and crumbling walls and crashing floors. The
Rock Island companies were early on hand, and
deserve high praise for the invaluable services
they rendered, being among the foremost where.
ever there vss work to be done. The origin Of
the Gre i unknown; some think it the work Of
an inosndisry; others that It caught from can.
die left burning BY the millwrights; other causea
are also assigned for the calsmity-tDavenpor
Gazette, 22d.