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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

DrPARrunE OF A FRrsoH WAR SrEAxER.-1he
French frisate Mossena steamed from her anchorage
at Southwest Spit yesterday morning. When she
arrived here the 10th Of October her draugh! wau
n feet She has since taken in coal and stores, and
when she parsed down the ship channel her draught
was % feet inches-thc greatest drausbt ever yet
carried out Of this port by the way of Sandy Hook.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

ARREsr OF TWO VIOLENT PIcKPOcKfTs-O
Taesd,y eve ling John Prescott sni Wu Mhs
ed ricting ~. pocse. Of ard sssurs M John Hurph
sen. o'No. Broadway at Tanmany Hs They succeeee
in isirg $40 out Of Mr. MuIphys poeks;. Justice Co
Eol.y held them for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

Judge Shipman gives notice that be will take up
tho Admiralty Calendar Ia the District Court Thursday
n.0rnisg.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

ecnooner name nnknown scnoonsr Comet anC
Abein sre sloop America the Alice the schooe
Lovely Belle the steamer Abeuiae the steamer Old North
the sloop JEFF Davis and the schooner Susan Ann Hsws
aid caIgo.-DecIsss OF condsmpsto
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RsbsI Reports frsn Arkan.as.

NRw YoRk, July Ia special dispatch to the
New York Tribune, dated Memphis, June 30
says that the Memphis Avalanche states that toe
rebel leaders are solemnly determined In the last
emergency, to appeal to England or France to
receive them as colonies
is Is rumored at Memphis that the rebels under
Breckinridge are moving north to fall upon Gen,
Halleck's detached divisions
General Curtis 10 said to be suffering from a
want OF supplies. Our gunboats cannot get up
the White river, owing to the low water Albert
Plke, with 0, 200 men, Ii moving from Fort Smith
to attack General Curtiss army in the rear, while
Hlndman 10 rapidly gathering force to attack
CAIRO, July I.-Advices from Arkansas are to
the enect that Gen. Hindman with s COO rebels,
was In the vicinity Of st Charles Col. Fitch
abandoned the Post after spiking the guns
The situation Of Gen. Curtis is said TO be criti
cal, he being unable to bring up his supplies,
and his army have been subsisting on half rations
for more than a week
II reported that Com. Farragut had given the
au.norineH OF vlcksburg until Monday last to
1t is reported via Columbus, XIV, by passen
gers that fight has occurred at Holly Springs,
ana that bombardment Of twelve hours' dura.
tion had taken place at vicksburg. No time is
given.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XxXvIIsh coNGR REss-sessns sss.fsx

SENATE After our report closed Yesterday
The Dill for the admission Of Western VirginI,
into the Union was postponed.
The army appropriation bin was taken ND; and
sir Feisenden stated that the Committee ri
Finance had stricken out about one-third OF tbs
appropriations, leaving the next Congress tc
max make provisions for that portion Of the fiscal yeal
Mr.. Hale moved an amendment, limiting this
number OF rank and file to 100000 providing the
number OF ms}or generals shan not exceed 40, and
tne number OF brigadier generals 200.
adopted. VAC P'0SiSo
Mr.: King moved an amendment appropristIno
sZUO, OOO to provide for the comfort Of enlarged
soldiers who may arrive at home wounded, and
fof forwarding disabled soldiers home; adosted
The appropriation for secret service was in.
creased from 900 to $500, 600.
An appropriation Of s5 600 900 for collecting
ana drilling volunteers, was ag .eed to-
The bill was then passed
Inc House resolution making certain grants OF
land for railroad purposes in the State OF Mich.
igan, was taken up and passed.
The bill to equalize the grade Of line officers O,
the Navy was passed.
Mr.. Wilkinson, Of MINI, offered the following
resolution:
RsEotred, That the President inform the sen.
ate, IL not Incompatible with the public iptere,t
whether Charles G. Fulton. an editor of the Raj.
tlmofe American newspaper, has been arrested
ana confined In prison; and IL so, upon what
charges, and for what reason, and Whether anv
charges have been preferred against him: arr II
SO, what were those charges, by whom were thew
based. ' N'S
Mr.. Kennedy, Of Md, moved to amend by ada.
Ing the names Of Judge Bartol and Judge Carmi.
chael to the inquiry.
The resolution was laid over
HoUsB.-After our report closed
The following amendments to the tariff bill
Were adopted: 80
Castor seeds and beans, ffty cents per bu,hei;
on cork, twenty-five cents per pound; on all
sugars above number twelve and not above num-
Der fifteen, Dutch standard In color three cents
per pound; on all sugar above number fifteen, NOT
stove dried, and not above number twenty, Dutch
standard in color, four cents per pound; on All
products or goods imported beyond the Cape Of
Good Hope, ten per centum ad valorem; aIf i'm
ports, home or abroad, are required TO have th er
invoices authenticated
A clause was inserted putting the act in force
on the 1st Of August
The bill was then reported to the House and
paised unanimously.
Fhe Dill to construct q ship canal from the Mis-
sssiPpi 70 Lake Michigan, was taken up and laid
M. MAYNARD introduced bill providing for
holding United States Courts In Western Tennes-
see; referred.
The bill relating to claims for the Ioss and de.
snucuon OF property belonging to loyal citizens.
was taken up and postponed until the December
Mr.. Stevens, from the commi ittee ef way, ana
means, reported the Naval appropriation with
senate amendments, some Of which were con-
CURED In end others rejected.
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE MAMIE
y iaotare % aud delivery Of PAPER for use by the

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR YBE MA NII-
yasa DsIsSmest. IN tie .sps tSF of So,y Sss sy shS
Bonds OF ths United States, will be reoeiysd unt'i
Ro,clook q of saturday, July 18th, is6a 1AS''
Enc papsr must be IL inches vide and II incbs.
ioos, tIor alneIent dimensions rata prices The
proposals must state the price Der thor s6est.
the qualities, kinds and proportions Of stooE 10 hs
used In the nanaflcture, the weight of tie pS.e1
Per thousand sheets, and the number Of tho1sand
sheets which can be delivered daily; and aiso the
eeIlest dete q which delivery can be oommenccd
Alter notice OF acoeptanoe of bid.
4. Ine paper VIII be required to possess come dI 6,
Hnccve oharacter1stc or mark, TO oistinrulsh N
nom other manufacturer, models or dra aWinrs Of
which must be submitted with proposals. 10 IA
e0coppanied by description Of the method by
vnlonihe distinctive chArscteristc or max IL
The psee Of delivery to Be either It New yo,k
or Weshipgtol, % the option of the Seoretary,
must be submittsd with tho bid, and each hat
m1ss ee marked with the proposed We ght Der thou
- oSpa e shosss Dy II nohss and with the name
Ofers vii Be received only from the manufso.
sureIs OF the samDles offered. - -
bias OF agents or intermediate parties win not be
Bids msst bs sealed. ana the snv.lo,. ,,.,n,,
endorsed " Proposals. for Bond and Treasury Note
1epoT,' and Le addressed to the seoretnTy OF IRE
IIeasuIy, - Washins toa, d. O.. VINO Testr ryes the
Ilxht 70 t1 set anJ ali bids ered st tie Irteres
OF tho government In his opinion MAJ Iesuae: =.
sSsAvJulyY Secretary q s s. Gahsss, aIsssss,y.
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no GRocRRII.. HnrRIs- AKIN nr,

We wish to call your attention to our Colum-
bian Fancy and Chemical Soap Mandatory
We can save you from twenty-five to fifty per
cent. on Fancy Soaps, and from fifteen to twenty
five per cent. on Chemical Soaps, on the present
prices at the northern manufactures, and war
rant Ii superior to any sold in this market. Our
Chemical Soap, as a washing soap, will go twice
an far al the common rosin soap, and can be re-
tailed at the same prices Feeling assured Of the
superiority OF our manufacture over all other man.
ufacturers, we respectfully solicit your orders,
and II, after fair trial, IL is not we represent,
we will refund you the amount paid and take II
at the invoice. The best references given a. to
reliability. DAWSON & Co.,
164 and 166 Water street,
te H-eo1m& Georgetown, ID. G..
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ID holly Springs, the location OF Gen Hal.
lecks army, is the capital Of Marshall county,
Miss 2l0 miles north Of Jackson, and about IS
miles south OF Grand junction, ON the Missis-
siPpi Central Railroad. Grenada. where Van
Dom, with cavalry, In said to be stationed, 10 90
or 20 miles below = :
lcIn the Sd wisconsin Il is a rule tbat no sol
dler can leave camp with psss. The Chaplain
one day distriouted tracts; among them was one
headed. Come, sinner Gomez Soon after
the heading was pencIled, "Can't do a.; Col.
Rogers won't sign any pass.''
III nfm In So. Louis adverf,sss fos q Rumbsr
OF stiesnen, and admonishes those who a.e
81 &C ed Sito secessiOaism, or any other sto pid-
IT, Ao' 70 apply =
ASds., wess ell snipPed by afst Of yuas.
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Sermons to be Dispensed With.

A singular proposition Is now meeting with
much attention, and eliciting considerable dis
cussion, in the columns of some Of the most
respectable Of the religious aud secular journals
Of England IL Is no less than a recommendation
to dispense with the sermons, or, more strictly,
TO give the congregation the option whether they
will remain and listen to the sermon, or avail
themselves Of an allotted pause, after the conclu-
sion Of the singing and prayers to retire from the
sacred edince. The principal arguments used by
the advocates Of the innovation upon old -estab-
lished rules are that the listener becomes wearied
with the protrected services, and that many who
would gladly attend and participate in the wor-
ship OF God, are prevented from doing so by
wholesome dread OF lengthy, uninteresting dis
course.
The proposition is not intended to applyto men
who, by their address and eloquence forcibly ap-
peal to the consciences Of their hearers, aud i'm
press upon their hearts and minds the truths they
proclaim, but solely 10 those uninteresting disci-
pies whose zeal, however ferveut and properly
directed fails, from lack of Intellectual and ora
tortcal support, to interest or convince.
The Spectator, In advocating the propriety Of
making thesermon a matter Of free choice both
with the preacher, and the audience, observes ::
"Why are we to listen, al we do every Sun
day, with grave acQuiescence, to the most express
statements as to the inner scenery Of Ell jah .
mind when he was under the juniper tree, or the
motives which induced Balaam to keep Balak .
messengers for another night or the reason why
twelve baskets Of fragments were taken up after
one miraculous feast, and only seven after an
other, or why st Paul left his cloak at Troas, or
the rationale Of infant baptism, or the causes why
there Were no bishops once, and why they Were
appointed for our sins, or any other Of the many
questions we weekly hear decided for US without
any possibility Of protest; why are we to listen
patiently to all these fanciful sr cdthsdra pla
nations from men whose reasons for supporting
political candidate for Parliament we should
scarcely weigh at all, and whom we might de-
cline to hear upon the ethics Of family life"
The project 10 one which will naturally have
many advocates, pro and con, but we apprehend
will result In the continuance the religious
vices In the future az In the past, according to
the ritual Of each peculiar determination.
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u The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Herald tells good story Of Horace Greeley who,
when arrested some six or seven years ago in
Paris, was offered by friend, who deals ex-
tensivelY with America, to become his bail for
any amount 'No, no, )" said Horace, "I Will 20
to prison. The thing will add ten thousand to
the circulation Of the Tribune"
u native OF Venice, who is sexton OF one
Of the churches in Great Salt Lake City, has been
arrested for stealing the garments Of the dead
whom he buried.
IL Those Sonora gold and silver mines are
said to be what Louis Napoleon 10 after in Mexi-
CO The Archduke MaIfmilian was used as a
blind
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je H-eo1m+

MRssRs. II. A. HALL & CO., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 308 Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph nail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express company's lightning
train, and arrive In In twenty four hours, eksaysT
TO our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filed at man.
ufacturef's prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largest assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world, } as
Milk street, Boston, Mas. NAV 19-nws,u
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT Powpxn,

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows In favor. 1t kills
and exterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &C. All genuine bears the sig
nature Of E Lyon, ssd IS not poisosoxs TO psysexs
ov domestic assSsaIs. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In trice.
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice,
Sold everywhere. ID. 8. BARNES,
may 1-eo3m 2o2 Broadway, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAICHKLok's HAIR DYE
TAs bsst IN fks WorId.

william A. Bachelors celebrated hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from na-
ture-waranted not to injure the Hair in theleast;
remedies the Ill enech Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red OF Rs,ty Hair
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav-
ing the Hair son and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
IL The Genuine Is signed WILLIANA. BATcH-
ELoR, o. fis Tosr sidss Of saek boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nsw York,
m97-1y (Late 233 Broadway and l6 Bond st)
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FOR SALE AN4 RENT.

E0R RENT-A comfortable, eel, Eurnished
Brick HOUSE, No. 443 10Th street, betEeeu r
nnu streets north. The Tsoms are spacious Apu
lofiJ, with gas throughout. and q Eaup o. excel-
ient water IN the yaTd. The furniture AZ mcderu.
handeone and Ia good order A Gue Togsyood
rlsr0, nearly new, viii bs included, If desTed.
EOR SALE-Two new frat class three story
Il BRICK HOUSES, on the heights OF tSeor, a,
Ioxn lnsalre OF w. n. Cooley. js9-tf
EoRT CORCORAN FOR SALE-The rosu.lou
rouse, extensive out buildings, ..nd faTTn,
IoTlneTlJ kDowR 81 the Hoover 4 laoeS ard lats
as hossly situated on Arlington aeit his, oppo
s.Le 0e2Iketovu, ID: G, embracing entirely the
l2ttress fnown 50 - Fort CorcorEn y and p5rtian
q Fort Bennett" is for sale. fhe place coStai1s
lto acres of arabic land In hJrh os,itiyston y
x<O acres OF wood land. She view from the Rfsn
son OK the entire District of Co oiumbia Spo,ga;r,
t1e fotomao LlNer Is unsurpassed, both for tsrf
eno peapy TIL. perfect. Fof terms SO aspIr
% ALEX. CASSELS, Indisn4 enue, between "a
ana 80 streets, or to FRkD. w. JONES, Attorney
lox BrldLe ct. GeorGetovn, DC. jels I'm
FOR sALE-BUILDING LOTS, near tie Nav
= Yard, Afeet front By IS1 te u deer, for S7s 70
SlOO eech, payable In small Instaimelts Of "a a
montn. asslstance aIil be given TO those desircug
20 improve thereon. APSly 70 FOX & VAN
HOOK over <90 Seventh tt jeI7 I'm
EOR KENT-A furnished four-story BRICK
\ DIV LLlNG, n pleasant and heslthful part
bato room supplied with hydrant water, snd gas
mfougnoGt; carriage house and stable attached
Inls ID desirable residence for an NJ. c. or GOV
ernment employee in either one of the DoEart
mepss. Inc uire at SIS Eleventh stree, betNesp
Il &ne L.. from 10 .. esU
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PART OF GENERAL BRAuREGARp's ARMY AT
CHARLKsToN-The steamer Matanzas, from Port
Royal on the 25th, arrived at New York on
Monday night.
The Matanzas brings half dozen Confederate
deserters from Beaureeards army, who state that
tached from his army on its march to Richmond,
and left at Charleston to reinforce the army there
General Hunter has Withdrawn his forces from
James Island. The reinforcements expected
from Key West had reached Port Royal, in good
health and spirits.
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrrHRs,
q Il 1870 4

IL tinvigorates, strengthens and purihes the sys-
tenn, 10 perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efectual tonic in the world. II 10 COM
posed Of the celebrated Calimya Bark, Rosts,
Herbs and pure st. Croix Rum; particularly
Weakness, and is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Ga
looms. r. II. DRAKE Co.,
ap eo3m& 2o2 Broadway, New York.
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Yam N.shv1II.

NASHVILLE, June 30-Dr. Cheatham, superin-
tendeIt OF the Tennessee Lunatic Asylum, was
sent 10 the Penitentary to-day for treason; also,
Fourteen hundred United States prisoners,
day.
A large quantity Of cotton has been received
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BONTZ q GRIFFITH.

DeoP0sALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT
day OF JAY, 1854, for travelling sixth street from
e1d eveuae TO Pennsvlvsnis aseaue, ths
20 four In hss st tbs gutter line "a gravel TO be
of good qasity. TO be veil rnked olesT of stone Of
roller. : =
Prcso al, viii state the ,pres ps. s,u.rs for
ss-dsa cennissossf q Esssssa pissiic.
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AUCTION SALES.
" WALL & BARNARD, Auotiopeer,.

By WALL BARNARD, AuotioncerI
HNMS1rN M1NhsXX hWXRp III LOTS SoSE sT AUCI.nN-C1
o'oo9t. we vi sell in front cf ihe premiSef, Ios
ana H. tu5di'i.On Of ssusre ee, fronting 20 feet
S.oE an shon, so oet eeo N and n, and running
Terms Hail cash; bsl.noe in s and u nc nth,,
le ea-eods VAIL BARNARD. sucts
ByWALL & BARNARD. Auotonsers.
(,uMAlSslONERS SALE OF vHREE
- hossss AND LoTs oS THf ISLAND BY virtue
DsI'ict Of Co.umSis, heSTI-r dsGs on the sth d.y
o. Feor9ary. A d. 1861. ond Is,ted in the osse Of
tate 81 Of = Al xsnder AdsmE, deceased, the under
,ssa, .t o'eloot ,. m. on tue premises, al the
nght, title. interest, and ssts,e, both les a. and
sei1ed and eossses al the time of his deoessa OF
m and TO the following vauIb sr0psrIy, sItuateo
seventeen, ci7D in squire numbered Ihres hundred
snn eighty esrht, SSs9I with the trprovem. me
Ing hoase. aad Let numbssed thirteen, tisI sTd
part OF Lot nj rnbereG fourteen C4J square Gum-
fof she said PsTt Of iot toartosnt .S Il ths soutR
west corner of esId lot, and running thence north
thence ssst oHc hund-.d .rd trentI-t1o ia ss.,
70 n alley IN the rear Of said lot thonce sonth wi
ons hundred ard twenty Two ia f.et fo tSssset
OF begInnirg, as describe in the procee inCs with
and cOnyericnt Frame Dwelling Houses. '"o NSA'
bhs p cperJ is eiltlbly loca.e1 in the Seventh
sire south. tween 9Th and 10Th streets 1est: I
south s. and b sts
terT?. OF sale: On.-thl-d cwh; ths rs.idseios
~ aro Is months, ths pa Isser giving his bends
ior The d.ierTed rsyn.enis, payable 70 the feysT-
ssecuTsly, and Cearlng IntoreSt from q day of
sale Ilne deeds to b. Tetai aed until the Whole Ir
ths Ru cl4.e money Is paid
Al oonyeySncinE st In > O u ofthe purchsser
WILLIAM r. Riley,
ELENOR BIRD,
JOHN HENDERSON,,
SEoK6E r :. sEPBUsN,
is25-eoSds WALL & BARNARD. sGSis
by J. c. MoGUIgE & CO.. Auctionsers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Iu
PROVED hEIL ESTATE IN THE oITY OF Wash
iHsToNThJ virtue OF deed of trust recorded
amos the lspo record. Of w aIhins ton county, ID
shall sell az Public Auction. on SATURDAY. ii5ibb
dsJ OF Juiy, l862 at the oflce of J. G. EoGuiTe A
90, huononeers, 81 i've O'Clock D. m d. the follow
tnE hesl Estate situate in the city of Washinyto
Lots a. q, Is a. and Is, in square No. SGT.
Also Part OF ,ot 6, iu the suboiVizIon of Lott
nos ls, g, and IL, in square SIS, ffcatirg on Ia
diana avenue, near the City Hall.
Ehs several parces TAI Improve6) Will be offered
-. The terlnE OF gale are: One fourth in cash; sod
tns TeslaGe Ia SIX, twelve and eighteen mOnths,
rSymslts to DO secured b, notss SatisfseIcI, -
the trustee, and lien, by deed of trust upon the
property for the ruroh hase of which Edc notos ehS
have been respectively gwen,
II these terms be not oomplisd With m third d.,
ster the sso tbs trustee reserves the IItht TO re-
sell, upon three deys' nouoe, st the risG ana ex-
sengs OF the defeultirg purchaser
All oonyeyanoing az the expense of the rprcht
J. W. CARLISLE, Tru,tes
)e9-ots }. q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auets.
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CHEAr Cash STORE. Ez
oILcto1H, L.iffs Hs s',;VstRs'' w4RE' q toRooKERY
GLASS SWTA4KE, ST4EE,,vF FANCY GOODS.

We have on hand large assortment Of
Floor Ollcloths, $50 and g wide,
Table 0ilcloths, different Dstterns ali yidths.
Oilcloth Table Covers.
ALSO,
Tin Pans, Buckets, Sauoepsns,
Plates, Cups, Coffee Boilers, .- .. g..
Basins, Butter Kettles, 30.
and Datterns,
Tubs, Buokets, Cordsgs, Brooms, -
eli kinds, = -
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Carysrs, Forks, viii
sons Batcher Knives, TO-, 60. =.
Tcgether with every thing that is useful In the
hoasefnnishIng line. Persona in want Of any Of
70 give NJ . call before Purchasing elsevhsre, :
ksmsmber the No, 369 Seventh street, between
jsSa BONTZ 4 GRIFFITH.
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Arrest Of a Spv M Nan.,.a..

MANASSAS, June 30.-A lieutenant colonel in
the rebel army, Of the name Of Nichols, who has
not yet resigned his commission, and declares
he will not, was to-day arrested in the garb Of a
pedlar, going from camp 10 camp, selling his
wares Col. Pierce held him az spy, and he is
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nnnaaIAfa. A. A. ]

Opposition 10 the War and the War .
WEST CHesrKR, Pa, June 3O-The democrats
held meeting here TODAY to elect delegates m
the State convention. Speeches were mads
against the administration, the war and sman Il.
patton, and against paying the war tax ~
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Suicide Mt Fo,,u.-,I,.

FORT HAMILTON, N. Y, June 3O-Sergeant
wiiham hoss, quartermaster sergeant OF the
this evening at Fort Hamilton py cutting bis
throat with razor. No cause is assigned
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DAN AWAY FROM THE .suRsCRI,FR
II nesf BlSdensburg, two NEGRO BOYS, -
on on Monday lsst: Henry Beckett sfeet { inch. {
msrs; he bad his thixh broksS and lines a
htIe; Sged s years; Lloyd, fesi ors iach-.k,
oooasioned b. burns; thick lips and srnm courts.
f nsnos. and skssfs suiok; very iafse hss1 and
t.2yas and either case they mnst be broushs homs
before reoetvinG the shove reward. = = -
J js5 rELDE6 MA6RuD Z
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AND PlNEY POINT.

TNo AQUA CREEK
AND PlNEY POINT.
The Potonsc stesmboGt Company wall dispatch
q boN from taO foot of Tth street 49,
nasnlng or, ever morning, tSan EASA-S
DAY 81 pied, ats o. cloak. Tor Asu
ffI stoppluE 81 MsrbuTy's LsadinC. Returnfrt
Will leave ASusa trssK ever daV ISunSsTa e.
ceP ed 81 o'c,ock n -
:, n ocnnscti \. a freight host will run eyery ds,
For IRE Eht and pssFIEe appg on board the hoss,
o. On Sataroays, the boat ,eaviaE at O'Clock IN
the morn NJ Niil exteEd her trip 10 P,nev Potnt
snd primo psl IpteTmedists lAndipTE n efuTnSns
mar. ~ ~~1@' e'e
E,re 20 AquiH Greek. 50. Round tri,, rs
Faro % Il noy Point, 80
the whsrvsE ~ IN