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The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

H-Lancaster Hall was well filed last night
on the occasion Of the second of the series of
Union Assemblies, and all passed of most
merrily. The Band from Camp Berry formed
quite at attraction, and diseoursed their liyeli-
est and sweetest strains.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

SHORT SERMON. - "He who giyeth TO
the poor lendeth to the Lord" ''If YOU like
the security down with the dust or any other
article that will relieve suffering that is
oftener silently endured than made public.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

" The best of hard wood is selling in
new Portland for 50 a cord. Ii that was the
price IN old Portland vast amount of suffer-
ing would be prevented the present win ter.
Let all who sit by their McGreggor's well
warmed, remember practically the freezing
Door
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

sy-Capt. Jones has enlisted sixty men for
Co. /, Both Maine regiment Capt. Jones is
live officer aud don't allow the grass to grow
under his feet while men are wanted for so
noble 4 purpose.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02
The Siege Of KnOrriffc Raised.
ASSAULT AND REPULSE OF THE
REBELS.
Longstreet Endeavoring to Flee into
Virginia.
CAPTTRE OF WHEELER's DTJIsION
OF 5000 MEA
CINCINNATI. Dec. !

CINCINNATI, Dec. /.
The Commercials Cumberland Gap cores
pendent telegraphs tonight that all the avail
able troops have been sent from there to inter-
cept Longstreets retreat into Virginia. He
says courier from Knoxville brings inteli-
gence OF the enemy's attempt to cross the river
on Sunday, bringing on general engagement
and resulting in the defeat of the enemy and
capture of Gen. Wheeler's division of 5000
rebels
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

SANITARY CoMMssIoN.-A meeting will
be held at the +. w. Baptist church in Cape
Elizabeth, on Friday evening next, at which
Mr.. Hadley, special agent of the Sanitary
commission, will present the wants of the
soldier, aud urge the people to discharge their
duties In reference thereto. The meeting will
commence at O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

nTPersons interested in the sale of Mil
linery and Fancy Goods, will find under the
head of auction Sales" an announcement of
a sale to wind up stock.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

NV. w. Carr q Co., Exchange street,
have just received choice lot of sweet Ha-
Ssns Oranges. See advertisement
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

SY-Mrs. Colby's winter opening of Bonnets,
as we learn, takes place on Thursday next at
her show rooms, No. 123 Middle street. The
ladies may expect fine display.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. /.
Complete returns from the city, for Mayor
except one district, give Gunther 2S,SS1
Boale 2247s; Blunt l9,to3. Gunther's plural
ity will be over G,4o0.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

sE- Soldiers who are accustomed to being
on the street at night, instead of at their quar-
tiers, will find word OF warning in our adver-
Using columns.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

~ Capt. NJ. M. Robinson, 18th Maine regi-
ment, who came North for conscripts some
three months ago. left for New Orleans last
evening.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02
CLASS WORKS.

NULL value paid for broken glass by the DC eli aaes
Il IL broken fine IL reduces the value Do ne I
want window or colored glass.
now dim Send to PORTLAND GLASS co
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02
Wanted.

TX OF 20 first rate SHOOK MAKERS, 10 whom
~ good wages and steady employ MT will be
given. Applyto
A. r. MORSE,
novs dim. No. 0 India Wharf Boston. Mas.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02

To whom il panv Comcerm.

LNOURyoung men, at present in the service Of their
Il country, wish to form the acquaintance Of four
mony; must be intelligent industrious and posssss
moderate share of beauty. None need apply but
those who are sincere aud would do their utmost
make poor mans homo happy. Address. with
confidence, JAMES KING, GEonaH W. CURrIs. JOIN
Z. FrrxaERALp and JOIN BLooA. Y. 8. Steamer, }.
p. Jackson, Gulf squadron, Ship Island.
November 10, 1868. d3ws
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02
additional Foreign Ncws.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.
The steamship City Of New York, from Liv-
erpool 18th, via Queenstown 10Th, has arrived.
The following is not covered by the Scotia's
Dispatch
The steamship America, having repaired,
lett Londonderry for Portland on the It'll.
A vessel arrived at Colombo, Oct. I'd, which
saw the Alabama in the Bay of Bengal. Alter
exchanging signals the Alabama departed un-
der all steam and French colors
The Russian Ambassador has communicate
ed Gortschakof's reply in substance that Rus
STA will take part In the Congress, but not I'M
til the paciilcation of Poland. 1t is reported
that Portugal has resolved to accept condi-
tionaly
The Ducal government Gotha had fecog-
nized the hereditary Prince of Augustinberg
as Duke of Schleswig Holstein and called on
the German Diet to maintain this against the
Danish pretensions.
--latest via Queenstown
London, Nor. l9-The Index denies author
itatively the recent report of the alleged block
ade of Matamoras. The French blockade Of
the Mexican coast commences twelve leagues
from the southern bank of the mouth of the
Rio Grande River.
II is reported that the British naval author
tiles have given Instructions 10 prevent the
suspected vessels in the River Clyde from 60
ing 10 sea.
Probable Battle at KnorriHe Yesteyelag- Re-
ports from Chattanooga.
New YoRK, Dec. ].
The Tribunes dispatch says Gen. Wilcox
telegraphs from Cumberland Gap that scouts
who came In yesterday, report that heavy can
nonadng was heard yesterday morning in the
direction of Knoxville. The firing was very
rapid-about forty discharges per minute
and lasted several hours.
CINCINNATI, Dec. !.
Maj. Gen. Foster arrived at Cumberland
Gap yesterday, en- route to Knoxville. There
is nothing later here this morning from Gen
Burnside.
John Morgan telegraphed to Columbus from
Toronto, yesterday, announcing his arrival
there.
A dispatch from Chattanooga says that suf
ficient reintorcements, under Mai Gen. Cor
don, have been sent to Gen. Burnside to in
sure his success.
Bragg's main force is reported beyond Dial
ton.
Guerrillas are very troublesome on the
Cumberland River; boats are fired into. hous.
es and citizens robbed, and the property car.
ried of or destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02
By Electricdtv

- ~
The Rheumatic the equity. the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
iy of youth; the heated brain ia cooled the frost.
bitten limbs restored, the uneouih deformifies re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move upright the blemishes OF
youth are obterated; the accidents Of mature life
prevented; the calamities of old age obviated and
an active circulation maintained.
DIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomacLs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache (;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiges-
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In the side
and back; lercorrhGa Tor whitcsl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train diseases will find In Electric.
ity sure means of cure. For painful nstruaticn
too profse menstruation and all of those long line
of troubles with young ladies. Electricity IL certain
specific and will in short time, restore the sufferer
TO the vigor of health.
~ We hare Electro CheasicdI Apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison fr.n the system, such as
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
are troubled with stiff joints. weak backs and vari.
Gus other dificultcs, the direct of which, In
nine out of ten, is the eject poisonous drugs
can be restored to natural strength and ygor by the
use of from five to eight Baths.
Office hours from O'Clock A. N. to IN; II to
6; aud to s p. NJ.
Consultation Free. iyl4 iscdt
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02
CARD. NEAL.

EIGHTEEN years ago, had the pleasure Of IN
II Producing here new system Of Lfe-Assursnee
on from that day. steadily growing in public favor
TIL its policies number about Il 900; its aseunula-
ZION amounts TO over Fire MiHjoas, though u has
paid TO its members fro millions in proAss
losses to the amount of more than three ssiiiioas
Three years ago, the Comptroller Of New York
any other in the country, foreign or douestIc. bv
more than 100 900 dollars. Since then Il has greatly
prospered. and this year issues nearly 1900 pol
icies The profits are now affg per eeaf yearly. We
require only one half cash and grant policies In any
share desired-Free Policies Endowmcnts and Non-
FORGETTING. 900
Now Is the time 20 enter or enlarge; and would
remind ell interested. that by entering now before
the next dividend Is declared they save cne-half OF
one years premium. JOHN NEAL, Agent
nov3D 2zwfw 30 4 20 Exchange Street
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02
victOriunc Lost.


Ma pleasant location, suit Of four or Eve unfur-
u nished rooms with wood shed, etc., suitable fer
through T.. D.
Portland. Nov. %, 1858. dlw.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02
w rs. LOST.
Loan Of S13, 9sJ wanted for Town
Of BridgtOm.

a legal meeting of the Inhabitants of The ,axn
Der. 1863 ~ Wy VI No'e~'
''Voted To authorize and direct The roxn r,...
urer Of Bridgfon to procure a loan and give Tovp
Note or Notes in behalf of said town AT ate on In
terest not exceeding six per cent for two wears .
sum sufficient to pay each volunteer Sa25-and thev
mustered into the service Of the United STATE.
and credited to said town portion Of their ono.
ia under the last cell for men BY the President Of
the United States
The quota of said town is l3 men. and the above
sum OF Is required to pay each the above
bounty of SS25.
Persons and corporations DESTROYS OF furnishing All
or any portion OF said loan win please
with the undersigned by mail, stating amount and
lowest terms. ALVIN DAVIS
Treasurer of Biidgfou.
Bndgton, Nov. 3D. 1868. decl &wdkw
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02
BOARD.

A PLEASANT Front Room can be had for gen
"A fleman and wife at l23 Cumberland street Also
good accommodations for several single gentlemen
decl div
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-02
FOR SALE & TO LET


very desirable Store to let at No 1894 Con sres,
"A Street, opposite Quincy Lane. novi4 dtf
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come to do something for this class Of people who
not meried the treatment they had received; they
Tad been wholly innocent during these diiicuies.
We had found them useful to u iii the vocations
in which we had employed them in our warehouses
and in our dwellings. We had a perfect night TO
employ them, aud no one should dare 70 call our
purpose in question, whatever it might be- APP
'panse.l The speaker then gave some interesting
statements Of outrages committed upon colored men,
which had come under bis observation. tie nopeo
that the colored men, when they come 70 DO ihIotm
ed of the proceedings here would feel that they hsd
iound friends.
After remarks by other speakers, the resolutions
Were adopted.
JosrpH Il. COLLINS said that he had been In.
formed that 500 Of the sun raised Tor tne ponce anu
soldiers would he given in small sums to tie ward
SCENTS of the TWENTY-FIVE wards OF ,be Socisty for
Ameloratng the Condition OF tie Poor OF this city,
to be distributed among the suffering colorcd people
of tue wards and that more would be appropriated
if necessary,
Mr.. j. G.. SBUrz called attention to the fact that
Mejor Gen. Dix had said that the colored people oil
NewYork shoul6 be protected in their occupations.
Merchants had il in their power 10 at once reinsate
them in their places and ha, would be the thing to
DO 70 give them permanent relief, while their tempo
rary wants would be relieved by this meeting.
Merchants were too much in the habit oil leaving
these things with their head portens. For one, he
should attend 10 it hiuaself. Applause.
Subscriptions were then called for, and in twenty
minutes the following accounts were subscribed
Persons desiring conribnte further are requested
TO forward subscriptions TO Jonathan Stursis'
Treasurer:
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FROM NICARAGUA.
Reception Of the American 5Iinister-Prcs.
poets Of Peace - The Revoiutiosu's
Driven Out OF the sfafc--Removai Of
tho (toycrument 70 Leon.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
VneIs BAT, Nicaragua. June "a. leeo.
The reception Of MIR. Dickinson, the American
Minister took place the 3lst of May and, fs this
country, was quite brilliant affair
Gen. Estrada Of tie Revolutionary party war
last heard from at San Jacin,o, which place he
evacuated on the approach Of small force
of Government troops. lie left for Honduras. From
this il was hoped there would be peace ms all the
Revolutionary party had been driven from or left
tie State 1t appears. however, that Gems. Cha
moro, Jsrez, and Arguello OF tho CuadrsIas party
are IN Salvador usnR every means in their power to
get up another army to attack the General Pfosi-
dent, Martinez, The programine .seems TO be this:
General Bonila will invade Honduras with some
800 men of Nicaragua. President Martinez VIII
remain at Leon with 1000 troops, ~ 60 10 be ready
TO sdvance OF defend the city, as the case may
require. Tbs battle Rrolnd is expected 10 be In
Honduras. warm time IL expected. IL - SAID
pretty strong party IN Honduras VIII assist Boulia.
The Government PARTY called the MGrtinestas, and
the Revolutionary ths CuaGrestss.
The Government has removed from Nicaragua 10
Leon where il Is presumed they viii rsma foI some
time Ncaclo Castillo VIII be the acting President:
while the troubles exist.
The rainy season bas commenced IN earnest. ne
rivers and lakes rising and ere need be 10 Tear
OF delay 10 passengers bound 10 and from California
on account, OF low water
Tie read between Virgin Day and San Juan DEL
Sur il very fac road and is IN most excellent con-
dition. Thousands Of dollars have been spent 90 u
for years pest. Ii IL the ouly road in the State.
Everything IL going smoothly with the Central
American Transit Company. Their difficulty with
tie Government is virtually settled, by tie reference
# II to commssouers, WHO il il hoped, will pat the
flushing touch upon il, and ttus prevent any I'M
pleasaDtness arising hereafter.
The PEOPLE are much pleased with the prospect OF
q telegraph line or lines Mr.. ". II. kei-s aud bis
assistant, who are suienniending ihe building OF
tie lines tie lions OF the day. The line now In
course OF erection between Virgin Bay and the Pa
chc. viii be completed in few days and II u a.
trmed that other lines arc speedily TO bc built NJ
different paris Of the SAFE.
The weather IL scorchlngy hot during the day,
bat tie ma bis, happily, are delicou-y cool.
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Harvard Commencement.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y Tribune
CAMBRIDGE, Julyl3. 1863
A class Of ll6--the largest that hhs evor gone
forth from Harvard Coesewsrs graduated today which '
Commencement The name. OF tho graduates from Ne"
orb PenDsy viii be Of inteses, 70 large body oil
your readers They al "a follows;
Ff-l-,ck Cromwell. Cornwall. ~. ~ Charles si-bbn'
Fairehiid Cszenoss " John Fisse. New loh Ct :
Johu illam, Freeman. Toy, n. y. benjamin Iomlsu'
broth pghan Bfooklyn. h. T.. Joseph An hony oiLou
Lebanon springs n. T.. william MoDsi- dt Rowland se~
Yoik CITY EdwNd Reynolds Hun, Albany, n. Y Eash
Aaeb.i liuicnns brooklyn. ~ L. Edw afd Charles nla
vino Auburn. ~ u Albert Knitting Pot New on 'ity
Eobeu Nesn V-rplanok, f,bkill Landing, i,f VIM Au'
rustus White. Brooklyn, y. y; ChiIl.. Hazh,t Ba,ey
h..dsiIe. Pa Charles Eliot Fumes, Phllade'phi, WIN
fofue,s Jenks fhiad, phis; WIN. Gibton Field, Etson
Pa bet Cbsysli-r Ia.etne Phisdcp his Clement Lev
renee Su4itb, Upper DARBY, Pc. LIMA
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Arptved.

B.,f P.l.r fSv..si.h Wiei.,rom. G0usnberz 50 days
ZION 10 fur,l. Hs.nrts N,rdL
Bfs J. We, Hudson Beed.os aays. 'usn and mo A'-
o. 90 Darforh Kposilon.
Hn. Hsl.ou, disc. R0nIJn,. cool for Boston.
Ife sta Cate tof I've ltlsuds - D. Thompson. Cow
E.y 1 . H. eo.l 90 = Nhn.y g..
bns s. Is. Johr,on shaw Cs~ bay, e. d u days coal 10
rrs DO Ja,a lB.). sui,a wad'or N &. 10 days r,'-
80 t. - De o. -
BHs { u. Horn gr) MsFsirrsn. wind'os. ". s. II
dsy.. = sstsf TO d. X. Do " oG.
Sea-. kAs w.keI jordan Bangor Me- day'. lumber 10
master .
scli. llsnlsh Me,n, Milbhls, u day' Lumber to smp-
q Capp.
self enjsuia Franklin Taunton.
schf gsatsimsn hekosssn. Pal River, to Merrill A.
bcu.
sehr. F-i.rphts. Goul'. Providence.
scAr. nI farnu. Ea'tp'rt dsJs lah q sinrg7s Co
srAI. CL.sf Chem pin, Norviek Tor Ron even
Scar. baf.. s,ti' Ffoyidsncc for Pom E~-n.
scar J. 81. ffora.al, freeman, Providence b. ballast.
In Iis J. Howard. Bauer Etx4hshgogI, coNs, tor Boa
schr. Velociiy Rich, sipp-sn ll.uh~r
stLr tyuiL4s Jane. bsnIe.t. Hartford.
heLr tossti.stiou. StT0ut udogi, coal f0f Boston
srhf s,ns'1r. Gs!ius fal k.vci, ballast.
scur. Buora bi.sa Hall Illrton ballast.
SchT % ". BALDWIN Long. biouce''og, tsh
sem sutpns- (ss ny Nosil Ahcits hes Wei II dsys
.t 80 boaaor brown. july a. 1T 80 g. lon y 80,
boarded by u D. s-hi. Wua. Bacon. Commander Rogers
q
soop Ann d Holmes. IlssIa,, Fall EivoF. ballast
NIND-Sunscl. ).
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sboes int a lille and sIcsbls mob Moeove the very
outrsgss the inoapsvs blacks which the riot It,
chief feature Of nhumanty at this point Hard feel
ings had already been excited sssn the negroes because
they bad been willing to work the docks aud thus to
extent ntssred with the completeness Of tho strife
with which they had Eel, little sympathy.
Let DO undertood that this compulsory Interference OF
or OF body Of men, With indusrsss sbcrers
vok 10 IN outrage and crime Let authorities srs
and punish every man who de to theaep another for
working for his besd, and II neoersry lot cur Laws de-
nounee and courts enforce the ssves Punishment
against these dsners Of the dr Of all rh,s-hG Of l.bons
for ones bread Yours, B.N.M.
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TtdvsfilssInent
AdvefilssInentl
UnTOv's INsoLUBLE CEMENT ~ n new

UuTOv's INsOLUBLE CEMENT - new thing.
Nothing like Il beeL before onoI,d 70 tie luhhc IL
h MOI co bnAon Of rubber gntia perchs glns sioAs
patches and Innings 20 boot. and sA0es ,uc.hty sHos
without sti chiug IL u.end' broken tauitui" uo,.r1
TOYS bone. worn oil articles vi Lousohsd use IL Ia
qud sud es,y spIcd =. common paste II l. insolubs
IN wet@r oil IL oily subsieno.s hfnY sbd con-
p.,ly Put up ~ packages family and maDuiactufers
use hom two huudfed pounda For sale o. all
stores I.ILIos Bios. Co.. Pfop ietogs PIosidenos
Once. corner Of Dyer aud Pine streets.
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BILL. lIrAn, M9aiIv, July 2o.-No,wi,h''EnG.
ns a.. Invasion " she usts pi,.s last Nony Of
ttvl, !-bes who noel "a banned ~ 1afirip -
nat. a1d hfcts up tte tas q 80 msfsst 80 ~
.op tho regular 'up ~ - tsFs anoli - h'se u
buocb, including ,eut lHt 'eid ~'4iisY nnd ~
ai.t h1f Of aIs,t pfCs fall as coat Poaod
better ts ofe4oou Of ast N4ttsF -ni fcoce he
trade viii better. foi thsu Ne Ia shu. "a now We
have quis psscs The e.t.sf 10 y-fy totr ald tAe
Tor peop un1er cove. very limited 49, -
uatisf n.cs,'fy tAeJ hurled through ontlhe'' u
mon tx very syiy hst large Ifogof.on - ne 'it
.ol be ard 1t hs ssfs ilA 'a'cii"n
+ dfovsf. In to- Afternoon uste sor tl 80 'esuen
~ng .ccrTt ohers hat thsy lsu''d 10 III moro
ing. III. Lunber o. cafo sa- proved mach u g. shas
wns eIJecisd. and wben W. g't Ia report. tonoHoN
iiom 81 o.. nsiset Iscs'. wo ihilE ~iH
be- found tlat tho 'rpgly 81 the "e"h lD
quite large. large Iofucn o. tie 'ioet ha' 'ot At
prre. egugsrnt 20 Cnlr q = fef the bet "slt Of leAs
.lnAns oaa The quality %! 10 sioct th' wr.A ~
rfsgss .o11 f.if mei4n turfs Few v-f7 GOOD cattle
wL.cbssl l.e . o., aud psfh.T' very f'~ = H. Tie
uun q 10 T. p-rd Csf tbs wcrI 10 sno I'D not
many will col law &c y =. Altogether, TIE mstc T.
dscdeoy b.tsf thaI sry bad fssicn O. t-c u l4i
Nouda VI .eVral days stsfsafA ia our 81 inion IL
bet than m BE- nsIt Mo-1sJ, q he e-cLe $50 40"
r.etr iLly SUPPLIED TIA; iafgs tsck viii ro b- re-
aulred ne -beep matst op.ucd ths morning fuyoiaty
fo dfoyes sad Sheep cod f~i . tJclt Sc 4 y 1.-Two
segnt ard Lamb q; - & %. Tho smsfs-i noi &C
theusn the ply ~ not large. Sales ~
5.d.c q r. lie weight We D. rpy 'essy 70 dror
tlat ST. ATsoa b. already gsseI Ia pie'lius bald
iua thsr ~ 30 hat tie re.u be'Less u
tao n4lik.I vi! not be iIieuultea
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1912 THE 1853.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Win e. connection. forms -
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
r,os NKy. YoKE to rnR fKINciPAL W.srYEN Cirin
swan trns run daily from NeSYofk 70 fhsGspbiA. vie
New.Jstssy s1d Camden and AmesIy re rtus
ALL TuROuGH TRAINS FOR rue WfSr BY TINS
49, ROI-IF LEAVE NEW-N ORK EROa THE
FOOT OF CoURtLANDI ST. A.,
D. way ofPhnadelphiA the morning pasense. ssss
Nok At same time - Other oites sNsHias PAe"s''
a. q p. m, hour later than other lines -
By WY Allentown. evening pa,'enser y VI.
s.ys AT M. san tim. az Norh,rn lines In niciso snd al
points ia tie NorEN eat, ,Eesne. lndlanalo Lou"s,
Il Louis Cleveland, Columbus oih'l'H''" '"' ~ NAM
po.u w" xSrhout chsa.e run from Ptilsdep hs 10
p,tnryS ss nile. and New York Pittsburgh, ~ mica
Smoking snd Saloon Oar. on al trAnA
Far, Il e same other routes
Ea.,sge che ked through rrsn''ers res
Secure Tiekst: GOOD sg a.s ,, n t;;''o.,sh
Tn. p,pn.vlvsni. Central Company mn, IN EmiCan,
ac,ommaJaou Lire VIII eh affords cont Siahls neae o.
tr.v 10 pare. moving westward, onehsf the s'sa rsss
of fare WEIGHTS
Pv hi. route heights Of ell descriptions DO 10 wsdsd
10 ard rom any point ON the Railroads Of oho ksn,,siy,
ROAD DIRECT or to any por, the nsvgaba vss 9: lie
W,S, BY stesmrrs tiom Pittsburgh.
IN. rate, Freight to aud from any point In ths w"
tb, Central Railroad o. all tss 90 svasfe
as are charged by other Railroad Companies M'etsI" s
shippers inrusng the transportation Of their ssn
Company cen rely With eolhtsges on i"'ps'dJ "s''1
Farmers and Dealers In Live Stock will and this messs
vantss-ous routs. Cspsctous Ynds, we'll wNstss -
aud Its conoe ctous ard every sttsntion p.'- -
tIom Easburs whee will DO found essy ey T,Ilt arn:
Issdas s1a sS nS sARkErs
l. ELiIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Astns' Hea's.
LEECH 4 Co, Freight Agsns:' $50, ,vr..
No A's, sha iS,.i ri E NIL As.s,.
"'DO""' No. Battery tses~
rNocR LEWIS General SsssSs'ssdssl AissssA Is
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CITY ITEMS.

ARRESTED ron FIRiss MusETr-0 Saturday
afternoon at ooses. Thorn" Born tired smu'hei on the
Tenth .veus. Ofeer B.sv, beard tho -poii AID h'ss-sd
10 make the rr. o. the part, who h,A violated tie peace
Bers b. could reach hGs tBsrn he had s!osasi h'
With ball e,;hisa Tho prisoner s~ri 8, tn. sissnth
F.ne and y,s,erdsy brought bsfr. Jsdse Kelly ~h' re-
lea.sd lin a tho q quest Of JadSs CoHnony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

OBrQrIIs 90 Col. HCTTES.-rnder the dirce-
ton OF the Joint Committee National Aes' Of the Com
mon Council the lat ubus q respect On Sunday pail to
III. remain. q the late Cooae james Htgiien. Commani,nt
o. The s7s Regiment n. \. V. A9P he rsm,in' we're
removed nom ih. Oovsfnofs Room. City Hal where ihsJ
hsv. n 10 stat. d.y end Vssa b. Tho h-af's ~hsn
III. yroee,.oa moved to the Tenth Street RAM ssa iIe
there - Cs.vGIy Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

bskrsper No ko1iuton sgcst aTestsi charged
with stealing gold Wafch, worth AZ fem william ,
Whittier bOIfde in the wisIe the pfisoB an
pIoyed AneT watch missed Kent len add al no
fstgn ti ytseIGay Leaning then Tat gIu "a, 70
Lr mad. s..nst Tim. kent went aboard tie steamer Wy
oaus viii tie view Of io.yln. tho city. Bel ne csHynl
ont ri, Intentions Kent amazed aud iustcs Dos
committed him tho Tombs for trs The sccasci !. 20
wear. Of axe sla bonn la Perth Amboy ~ Y.