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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-28

.ers have adjourned heir sessions for one week.
80 claims have yet been finally adjuticatod. -
;>oi)re that is tloue, the ne roes must be lden-
titled tnc appraised at what was then market
able valle TWO years ago. The Commission IS
aided Ey all expert; whose experience III slave
dealings enables him to give valuable Informal
ZION fIc stated that slaves have now 10 mo
Key value but ii determining the claims no
due advantage will be taken Of this, and the
Board will deal fairly with all. II some few
Eases, as much, perhaps as 81 900 will be paid,
whilst in others, nothing; many Of the slaves
being worthless. The greatest difficulty the
Board has to contend with IS, to decide upon
the loyalty of the claimants. 4 number OF
the prominent slave owners OF the district have
not put in any claim, preferring to lose their
slaves rather than TO take the oath OF fealty to
The Government.
\ correspondent Of the \. I. Post, writing
from the Army, June Goth, says" Newspa-
rtrs and correspondents are SO anxious TO make
out advance movements that they have got Gen.
Mcclellan $ headquarters within four miles Of
Richmond, when the truth is his headquarters
are Jeteecu eight and nine mites from the city.
Fur Oaks is by direct railroad and telegraph
line six miles from Richmond and our pic},ets
are not ever half mile beyond the six mile
post. The next near point we occupy IS near
New Bridge, at Dr. Garneut' 5, seven miles from
Richmond At the Mechanicsvjlle bridge, on
our extreme right, Our troops occupy the near
est point TO Richmond, which is only four and
one fourth miles from the city. # our pickets
move ten or twenty yards q day is advancing
as fast as can be expected.
The New 7 ork Journal Of Commerce Of yes
terday, says Of financial matters in that city on
Thursday 1.-THE market is more animated
and money is in better demand. Loans on call
are taken at SOS per cent, but business paper
is still scarce, and first class names can be sold
at 4O6 per cent, according TO preference, -
Gold has again advanced, and sales Of double
eagles were made in the street as high as lO91
Old demand notes have sold al l04l(01043
but some are asking 100. Foreign exchange
touched l2l for bankers 50 days sterling, but
rates are very irregular.
The Paris Patrie Of the 18th instant circula-
ted the following paragraph in larger type than
usual: Eve are assured that negotiations are
about 10 commence in London, TO arrive at an
understanding which may enable proposals to
be made for a mediation in American affairs
If the negotiations in question succeed, the
mediation of England and France will be ten
dered simultaneously, and in identical terms,
to the belllgerent parties
The Emperor Of Brazil presents, in his mes
sage opening the Legislative assembly, most
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-28

The following IS an extract from Gen. But
lcr's recent letter to the British, French aud
Greek cons11ls, in New OrleanS, referred to in
q paragraph in yesterday 5 Uazotte:
''Ihere is one phrase IN your letter which
do not understand, and cannot permit 70 pass
without calling attention to 1t. You say 'ths
undersigned are disposed % waive ali recent pro-
ceeding,:' &C., &C. =,
Nv What proceedings have you, or either O.
you, TO waive il You do feel disposed 50 odos
What authority is vested III you by the Lawson
nations Or Of this country: which gives you the
power to use such language to the repTeSenta,,
tive of the United States, in a Quasl-othca
communication.
"Commercial agents, merely Of subordinate
class, Consuls. have no power TO waive Or con-
done any proceedings, past OF present: OF tns
government, under whose protection they a'e
permitted 10 reside, 50 long as they oehaIS
we'll. If | have committed any wrong to VI,
Coyas, you have no power to waive or parag4ir
the penalty, or prevent his having redress. i
he he has committed any wrong 10 the Cmt!s"
States, you have still less power to shield u"
from punishment !.
Il take leave 70 suggest, as q possible eTpG PIX
nation Of this sentence, that you have oeeA
50 long dealing with d Rebel ContederasIoI1
which has been snppIicating you to MAKE s s''t
representations 10 the government whose s"u
ects you are as would induce your sovereighs D..
aid it in it's traitorou8 designs, that you na 10
become rusty in the language proper ~ e q.
used, in representing the claims OF YOU loId
ow-citizens 70 the consideration OF grea' ant
powerful government, entitled to equal resp'~'
with your own. -. and
I'm order to prevent all misconceptions , aar
that for the future, you, gent1ie:nIeGi' OFT IN
know exactly the position upon when =: t'' me
regard to foreigners resident here, pernl;; 3anJ
to explain to you that think atorelga Ieo or;cau
here has not one right more than al AnI lIat IF
citizen, but at least one right less ,p TO- or
medding or interfering, by discussion, MI,
otherwise, with tie affairs Of the go7e.'''1'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17
From New York.
Nrw oHR, Dec. II

NrW ! loHR, Dec. lG.
Tho Washington correspondent 81 The
(ommcrctR .1derhse, ohded the 10Th,
sa,, If our aims me slonaed Wih vcto-
~ before Ircdericesbaf1 i "il insure
Tive appointment u judge Holt as sue.
cessor Of Mr.. Snith, Secretary Of the In
t,rio ana should any misheps cur il
may lead to reconstruction Of the c"bi
c,, and tho recall Of Cen McCIellan 20
command. Already We have many spec
ulatlons aud rumors % the sabjcct, but,
like everything else, the war news l' 70
decide il. Meanwhile, almost every one
i excited, fe>crish, and inpatient
Tie bark Rccler, from St. Thomas
Nv sob, reports that she passed the
II; ;.atc San Jacinto of that port, and hat
it was reported at st. kuts, the 2sth,
that the Alabara returned from Martin
iquc on the 26th, and was loading coal
from British schooner in that harbor'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17
NUMBER 81.
From CatpfosnlN.
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 10

Certain Sacramento Tux PAYERS have
made Application e. the local court for
an inlunet ion, restraining the treasury
from paving the interest on the ci,v onds.
l'hev expect to show ,hat halt Of the city
debt, or about ssuo,OOo, is illegally lssu-
ed, aud ou that pric>t 10 a1old liability,
but few of the boud- are held here, and
il Is tIenhtinl the hordholtlcrs interests
arc represented IN court with much zeal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17

fAtt p tst - s0Ais
yt,HIs Ets.oS 9il 1rd DAY oF All
w euss. ~ -5p lli.na j ne- and Ii
Ann Joues. his wiia, cxecu,nd u TO 1atses
Puin.il ~ teejrc ecri ~ leed u ifeet. Il.
x wa. lo#s48d /! tn irn thr tia VI Sen "a equity
III. d,eethri tulpas, u wit: laetfs.ta
ri zee, rot Nv efs hundied aud hiy ~
r..ti depa eH tae eupte stds "a tat & {. tisttt
IN gI ra S, g4tae ID J,mss Ntes#0fH t'
..renI aaeittau u thr rs'y .f nssrupoff terl,taH
Il, Ns4eg 4es eei fNrn.f.enr t1l tec' ~ one
nunafet ami 45 i-9) ice ~ th. .afna re- ~
less " iga ss.4 CO .v.y nee mad. III
.A,d l.iisba ! ats Jolia Ann JoUes inr The
.urpa.e 81 81 suufs he pnyment OF tsp cett 10
,rput{tsarv NOTES ard the lufer,S thereon, sR Ell
saia isHs .iones, ustca the - h lay ai A.
.usf II ltaH uri Iay bile ns ioil ". tne
v, r .set,p.sn lf0 Ss1 81 1913 d llars I,as-
able II - 56 10 uth' nitor daie. ana iaf Tie
~ IF hea huniied aud iwen.1 tsp ..i4H
,s23 fI8 dHiars, p4yahe IN ane ( ! 1esi
! ,i,ay d4te bp0h noes bearing ten 100 ner eent
/ intefe.t ter Que, ana payabe 10 tie orlef o.
| A,t,6wetff l,s' mentioned To having be
co,,e Ina aua ptsn ie. and the said titha ! NJ
having fa4ed o pay ,ho fams, Charles t tus
,an Tfaslec ~ Aforesaid, G0 hereby go thu
| nnhltc t.,fiee int bv yutLe OF TIE power " .ici
! !. IN mo ve.ted ! y satd Deed oi Trust, will .
-nfprda + tbe lalh day J nnary, A. y -
=, -. htar.f tso 2 } n'-lock N the affcrno n d
/ ..sa aav al the Court Hons door in the ely o
Davenport, expose ana ofer Tor sa.e, ~ putt
,uerian the i sfsei If ,and above doscrbed. Or Z
mnrb ii, re.f ~ y i be ufirient 10 SATISFY an
pay the anauat W rail note With the inteser
,bsr.or ~ tife day ~ sale. together with MI tit
co.,.eed .,oen.es attending saii safe cots o
this notice and lilssoe's tees. Upon the com
n,e,ipn of su h sale deed viii be given in &C
.ordapce With tie stipulation Of said ieei q
Ir1st. -
Dated tho 10Th day Of D.ccmser. y 1867.
CHARLES +. PUTNAM,
asc l7-ds Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17

u.
stoeA .f N.ab,', Dgs,er-. Sailing cheap.
Col. Alex. Chambers ieis .eslesaay
morning inr NJ Peasant
u s,,o,, n Ainsca.
49,. ,,,.n,
Ii0shANps """ ia'''o' : ~ ~ = ~
'iih h''Ne i"uR'"'' '''''.''"'
h'ce ates' 'o"' '''7''' ~
I ,l n.ck cham The
,aa. .r3.l i, la,yu.,
a.,
ATTENTION. W offioHhs'--'o' o'o'N
~ - : '''''' 7 - : ~,
MILITARY htN, AiifNiioN'-ii -"
sish Tor { form Il ID idil equipments can Q"
! T. 7 Er4aiue, Nickri4' Block
phpaix Insurance ompauy of Hart.
-. T..
ta'i4 asF''7' '-iN' 80
b'ti1ite. 81 hon htNhY = y sfaAs' ~ N.
Il. .,.e Aod,t.op 5oafd. arrived 10 town
lsst #Yefiok. "a rem niu lut day OF 1--we onlA
aeis at the Butii- linaes.
hfH z ~ tAhh NHl, AZ l"S -" -
store, hase Jast "peoed i"fee - = ''aes'
Dl.aines apd other Press 9aaha aiso i4''''
4, owes HOOP Sslrts, etc, 0hlen Will bs soiu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17
4 ~ nc q

OFFICES AND VERY LARGE Rooms ~
Pot ufice and Let drs Blocks, The Le-
Clair Makct House suit Bile iof s,orase OF grain
or he,vJ merchandise. Appyio
0EO. u. DAVENPORT, u
JOHN \. COFFIN,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17
THE CITY.

For telcgrdphic neTs and 0iscff!a-
afoas ma ter, seq hod and tourih pa
res
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17

BIArr e. Co. have on hand a fresh
stock uf Msitb,'J Oysier-. Sal Ing cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17
Late News Dy Last Mig It's Mails

Nor RELEAsFn.-Dr. ODDS has not
been released, and the opinion now pre-
walls that the Abolitionisto want 10 keep
him confined in Fort Lafay cttc 70 gan
ono vote for United States Senator from
Ohio.
a census Of this city, in,t completed,
under the supervision Of the City Comp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17

Tux Desmoines Reqister, an Aff,car
sheet. pitches into - Tor accusing the 'stn
req met oi ,andausm. ehiie qusr',ied n.
Ca.p ll.lron ia th's city. TIE edit vii
.l.ss. understaud what we sald regaTaing this
reglmeut ls sl-ep'thls of proof not fiou@''
correct. snd half was not told. ~or s'i
Il vagabond4. with some few honoroh'e *
captions. never drgreeed the Gnitsd Siaie.
servics. ana h. Colonel of tho regiment is III
wore. saeahoud ofih ubo- crew.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17

Go. A, l4rn ReoIMkNr This con-
tary r,qa'rsn tew '"en - iii up It's rHn'
to III, u,uXimum number and oAls a capurl
optoitu3itf Tor recruit- In enllrt. The lin
hasalready wou "a Griliant r.putation, and o.
those ~to eoilst IN II ranks VI" shnfe ~
honors. Come 70 the rescue. Your country
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17

lIcsnANDs aud fathers should IN these
tim make tangible Christm"s rresenlA aod
nice lfess lrom Whistler si- iaet the thiph.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17

Coz. Alex. Chambers left yesterday
morning iar Nj Prasant
CAPT. uENDEnsuorr went TO Musca-
tine Yesterday to muster in III. 18th regiment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17

PARENTS desiring 70 make haPpy the
it,ia once oi he Loue ho.d. On Chne'n'"s,
shou no, neglect TO call on heroe Il Cremr-
ton. / Rock leland, AZ iuek thtoaph te"n
lpmeoee stock Of toys, i'ney attcles. nrd
sifl books no sesson telure has this eht'r-
pti.ng firm hud IN store 70 ieree aud el'gan'
a stock II goods from which TO felect rre'
-nia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17

Iosr-A god neck cham. The
finder viii he hb.ralv rewarded by leaving
Ii Z aan. At this office
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-17

All anlet " thnl point.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
Secretary Seward the Factions and
the Rebellion.

TE,l
WASHINGTON. August IL, 1862.
To W. HuouKs, ESQ.,. Headquarters Of the Democratic
State Central Committee Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
DEAR SIR have had the honor Of receiving yonr lot
ter OF tho 14h instant together with the three to
which i. refers, two of Them being appeals written BY
yourself and addressed by tho Democratic Cntra
Committee ito the democrats and all other friends the
constitution in Pennsylvania and tho other being call
Tor meeting Of the citizens Of Philadelphia the OBJ
jocts Of which meeting will be "o express firm purpose
70 stand by the main tcnance Of the national uion
with devotion to the American Union, and further to
declare hostility TO the policy and OF all who
seek prostitute the country TO the PURPOSES Of abo
tioafn and formally TO express the intention of the
democratic party to do as il has always hitherto done
support the federal government in the exercise
n It's O lituonal power, defend it, at whatever
c taist the insidious and reasonable teachings Of
S,u vi me that some influential journals conducted by
political lr uds of nue, ccnsuc one Of these papers a.
treason le, and thai the others conceived in the
slro M titn the which Is 50 harshty Judged
You d"3i.c nv 10 real tben aAd weigh them Dr my self
You ufMtaor ntmsle hope tnat the perusli 81 the pa
egs VIII h.!s ths elect Of producing exestaas my
rt ~ dec nc resdent 70 favor policy to pot down
| tue druln q asoiltionism
| q hi ,e4t lYf the Authority by which they were
i6uHl, fll confidence IA the sincerity Of the
Gav'. y % ~ Uuhn, which, as their author you have
avuged.
You Wl III. u, 70 say tha, ihis nation Is now en-.
rsgea uot ID nlial canvass bowcen opposing parties
aho-t qtest0ua a els alniiA.Ia but IN a civil
Mr ~ 49,, "a % opa0sihg aias ~ ~ issue OF national
Ii ihe ,csor,on prevail there win be no questions Of
ainnw .ioa g. tic. It fail taere YIN DO tkne
oa,, j ~ a'tt4a s,i saCb sucstons.
fin no - ioias cuso ier otbe 70 pursue in this
cties E4t aust -ay u, Ell. that neither "a q pub
iieo!lcsr, tit.ca en- knpw with favor Or dis
la,Jf ties tnpay no pluf,c.s u the United States
E ,y than can make ast action between factious
/ WAis'i hnite IA aiiihl tld rebellion
uN. N III ff.n. mot fIn
The New York herald., 1862-08-22


is ihai he may not be long In pointing them hn
victims Seriously .ba season In Havana mas hardly e.e
been SO sicky and fcsLVes will ,ls w Yellow JhsR
worse enemy to contend with than even Jed. navis
las been generally proposed out here the subject OF
drafting IL determined on In the North let the first II
Phillips, Cheever Greeley and last-but by no peanl
lsast--Henry Ward Beecher. Let them take me ADJ
Vance they viii certainly be the FIRST picked n
The slave trade, strange to say, s Nv no ma ns sul6
notwithstand ng the great Of vi, liant cruisers
around here,
full aud l,s.y cargo Of negroes we're landed within
twenty miles OF Havana, some four hundred -
number, from bark commanded by American. There
is doubt the truth OF this, az have the newt
from Of the Of the cargo OF slaves who il
of course quite bilant his success Ho says thai
they passed within five miles OF the Moro night before
last, and they landed within twenty miles the ne@
morning AT daylight, all safe.
The rebel Mattagorda leaves Havana FOR SOM
rebel port TO morrow and In two or three days Inc
Rusk and California leave hero, all with valuable mscec
aneous cargoes, for the praseworthy(9) objects
namely aiding and abettng treason OF the most damr
said by parties ''wto know" make for either Mobile
Alabama, Charleston South Carolina most likely tho
former port, the Cuba which sailed from here some
time sime ran in all right. Arms ammunition and me
dcines form the bulk or the cargo. They will make fms
prizes for whoever may catch them.
How Is 1t that papers, HERALDs in particular, are re-
tailed by the purser Of the Columbia for fifteen cents
each, when all othsr vessels trading with Havana gave
the paper gratis which they get for nothing in New
York. The New York papers all be had shore lob
ten cents
From It. Domingo have by the same steamer dates
TO the 30h. Reports all quiet and order boing csat
lished throughout the republic.
The yellow fever is decreasing here though for the pase
casiona showers they rather TO increase tho heat
and sickness.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
Boa rd OF Supervisors.

This Board met yesterday at Tho following notds
received from the Mayor and laid over for ten
days. i,
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, August s, 1862.
TO HONORABLE BOARD SUPERvrsoRs:-
GRSTILMEN-iour resolution authorizing the speciai
committee on building the new Court House "to take
such proceedings they aly deem necessary to place thu
ing in charge the construction of said budag and ths
payment OF the workmon employed theroon' is here
with returned without my approval.
The proper proceeding, in my vew to place funds ID
the hands Of the Commission TO construct the building
and pay tho worlmen Is for your honorable body To
comply with the law which mperativciy requires you ia
do your part toward rendering that Commission com.
pete This have failed TO do for over three months
and fro. this farc part and from that Alone
all the trouble In Ibis case has arisen.
The law which icquircs me to nominate the third com
missioner Just neratyey requires yoa 70 act upon
the nomination revious action of my predecessor and
OF your Board d fnitey determined that the Building
Commission sAoiAd consist of three comm sioners and
until the third comm ssoner shall be appointed, ada
vsed, and believe. that the Commission remains incom
petc and incapable OF legal action.
The language Of the statute is simply The Mayor Oh
the city Of New York shall nominate and the Board OF Su
pcrvisors shall confirm" have not cared TO contend,
rs might positively be held TO be the literal meaning Of
the law, that tho words 'ssha confirm" limit youH
action to conir,naton have simply asked that you
would act upon nomnation-either to confirm
ect IT, Ia the iatcf event would at once send In an
other nomination 40 hindrancc or delay on my part has
prevented shall prevent the prompt filling Of the Com
mission, and the consequent progress Of the work and
payment Of the wofLInen
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor.
The report OF the Commtee on Annual Taxes on cont
irming the assessment rolls then taken up, and
after some discussion the assessment rolls were s0na
armed. They have been already published
TIC Board then adjoarned till Tuesday next, at two
~. tc,cl
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
Personal IntclliUencc.

Attorney General Batcs and fam y returned to the Me-
tron3 IAN Hotel yesterday from Wost Point They viii
aivclo Washing ton to morrow. !.
Brighiier General Wilcox, the companion Of Generaf
corcora dnrns his captivity in tho South, arrived at
the Metropo oiitan Hotel yesterday.
fhnrow Weed returned to the AstOr House yesterday
rom Washington. lie lett for Albany by the afternoon
rain.
captain Roskell Of the steamship City Of Glasgow ID
stopping at the Everett House.
Tie following among the arrivals at tho Clarendon
Hotel yesterdayM Davydow, Secretary OF the Russian
legation at Washington; A. NJ. Del Vale and family, Of
CEba; Charles +. James, Of CINCINNATI and Charles Il.
Weld, Of London.
Robert r Lincoln has left the Metropolitan Hotel for
Long Branch where he will for short time pre-
vious to resumipg his studies at Harvard.
j. o. Stafford, Of Cuba; g. H. Douglass Of Michigan; ~
T. Hale, OF the United States Army c. w. Brooks, Of Ca
Norma; H. $. McComb, of Delaware; G. II. Stott, Of Hu
son; Mr. Kecr, Of Louisville, Ky c. Slevin, of st. L0uis
and Bouton, OF phadelphia are stopping at the 50
Nicholas Hotel
H. Barrett Esq. Commissioner OF Pensions from wash
iugon arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
Hon Il. T. tcnton, OF Now York Hon j. c. Kennedy o.
Washington; Cl. !. r. Morgan and s. ~ Stitt, OF New
Jersey; W. IL Gregerson H. ). Chase and ii. X. Horton,
II Boston, G. Foster, OF Memphis J. H. Hacker and WIFE
Of Chicago; A. 6. Angel aud wife, d Provdancc; N. w
NATL among the arrivals at the Astor House yester
day
Tho New Orleans Dsita says-lololcl tn mas w,
tahil the gallant Commander Of the Ninth fonGectcuf
tIrh) Volunteer H. entitled To high praise coofnesa
ant discretsna a, the battle Of Baton Rouge Colonel
fahi Is es lrh arcntagc, and connccton we believes
~ the Right Reverend Bishop Cah who, IL will be re'
objected Ia this country few years ago. We have
good a@csuni too OF the coaduct of Lieut. ,nant Horny
a. Elliott, General Williams Acting Adutant General
Lot him be promoted There Is nothing much inspires
the soldier The belief that his services appra
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
Our Havana Correspondence

EsTlsaJl fta ne t'raa S'Res p dcrid D,anng--Ih !,
o,c I,alN face u Ftce Min reiiotO Fjsl-- lrio l.
tgrsa, Aias I.ym Ktig Jts--d Estci resei, cc.
\ gsg haa. ~ amusement, md ~ the same time dlg
gut. cntertatcd or h' gcat number e /" abc died
u gaJs of ilc tcd Satcs' Liable 10 dra, who rclcs
cd ac " tie I,utha, order % avoid serving tier
County Ii Tine - nccd llad tloec coNatdy iol vs
on'4 dojsltf . momcni they vou'i easily have soon
tnai iter c'alcts thousand umrs better III tho
sialc8vr s, ns their worthless lives sum by crsfatgg
TO Havana II ihs sickly season, Wien y llyw Fak
stalks abroad in bis very iu.m, 0u'y ookin 10
such subjects as they ares and tho sincere though pcr
haps uuch artabe wish Of The loyal natives VI lhis place
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Capt. 4v,d Mcclellan, .;s Major 9raSs g HSrrio'.
H Hon JaSS Ina5 n sarboar Hon Edwards Pirreponl
n. John X. Brady. Hon william Missneh'
sather II. Marsh, ESQ, Albert CaraoLo, rssa,
asnry T. AaauFfayf fihEsf prSisioN sHsa Sp"a" '''s
Commahded bs So.one rosuey, Tnird Hussaiss
First Regiment CaraiiS, Colonel walter W rstvri
Third Regiment hessars uhasr senior W. Aien
Eleventh Regiment New York Volunteers 9o w M" Msn n
Fifth Regiment National Guard. Colonel j. W. Msoh'
Paenix Bgsde Gap..nn, H. r Leona snS youss ar.
sixn.ninth Regiment right wing. column companes -
* -, cou x
Y His Honor the Mayor &5
nS Chairman OF Committee National o5
ga Affairs.
g Chairman of Committee on Reception, in
g open a4'''eA' :
saty-ninth regiment, ief, wing. column companies
Returned Prsonera -
e Common Council in carriages, es
Iys preceded by -
SS The serseantatAmA e
|gg Delegations from e
Sc Common Council of Philadelphia S.
IS and other cities, es
in carriages !, q;
l. E5 Heads of Departments H5
sg City Government. vg
s .'s..,,.... 's.,s .. $
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
rYfsCELLANEOUS,
JMrosToRs

NhSSn1AIAANr-OSSs
TMn0STORS.
The Only OZONE SOAP is made and prepared by the
EXCELSIOR MEDICAL COLLEGE OF NEW YORK,
which IL alone possessed OF secret; all others misc
rahie mutations.
The duly secured according 10 of Congress-
ASH TOR SfIB3S OZONE SOAR.
Depot for OZONE SOAR,
And No UNION SQUARE.