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r1neyrs Z. syep ~ 90. an they're aysP my sass-
A. A. me nx am chrtit mast oos oSmy seat
y " nan oeuv tas ~ ngs nssdna gao ben,
II Kate - her ertnolins's on The 6rs- en-
Whan . lad WI . IAssie forasshevv yenoo.
u 9 no ner BRIGHT cen, or hsr rosie wee m0u',
ner snod cookernony, waist jmpy an fine,
Inat nrst taks his e'e-h q the big crinolinsi
Tae sas that ne likes It would list be lee
But you ken that the big thing attracts aye the wee
tho lass that cares noch bout her heart an her hel
iak care that her crinoiine's wee spread abreed
An say If dame Nature wsd gre at her birth.
ise iika wee iasse that's born on the yirth.
A bouk o. her am. that grew bigger ilk rear,
fed no be SO prood o. the giftie tear
In various ways Janet tries 70 do her ooua-
trymen and countrywomen good. Living where
she does, she has, no doubt. much Of ths
evils and horrors OF drunkenpess, and she \
strong on teetotasm. Here her above
the customary temperance enus,n (of water on the
BRAIN that the teetota world ought drank her bssk
and prosperity 10 tho strongest tpple that circumstances
will permit. There are several prose essays IN the
volume, all sensbly written but preer her the
local humorst 10 tho "popular educaor The individu-
alty Of the one Ia worth than all the cosmopolitan
ism OF the other for Il u n tht perennaly interesting
kind In which national character reaches It's rponess.
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The Mobile Rgisier has been Informed by the Mayor
that the British subjects residing In Mobi have formed
company, known the british Consular Guards ;"
manded by +. J. Hilton, Captain who have offered their
services the Mayor aid in the prcc walton and good
sorder Of the city, OF instruction. INVASION, nun
y 2rA * .1ssass e r.! aS,n
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The Crops.

(From the Augusta ftia SontiAei.l
gentleman writing from Gross Roads Nowton county,
that the wheat crop Ia that section 10 very fine
better for many years. II Is entirely free from
rust Corn Is rather buck ward. but locking well and
promises abundant yield. Old corn is selling for three
dollars per bushe.
The Columbia Sout tdroi,an publishes tho following
extract " letter from Yorkve districtThe weather
n beautifu the wheat looks splendid and very large
crops Il Flour has already faen TO xll large
quantities OF and bacon are oens shipped 70 the
army -srger lsrhais, than any other part Of the
quiet reign.
From tho Eutaw q. C) whig.I
Tho wheat crop maturing spIendidy In this section
Some few fields will be n.rred by the smut, but 10 no
great extent The ,ns confined ~ the blades
only and farmers feel tn ht they now safely get
through 10 the maturity the crop. Gre2N Nquant
tics OF potatoes teen aud being ps7ed. Tie
promises splendidy than for years past.
9oobsrs are planted In great quantity and peas without
limit Tho tall IN the psice Hour, tte downward
tendency q cnu aud meat the promising crops and
recent successes enemies all conspre to exhia
rate our people ana make them moro energetic IN iher
News the wheat regions OF re1a. says the crops
look nne aud promise a abundsnt yield.
From he Mobile Register
The fall IN the prices Of prevslns which we prophe
Of ~ which then denounced is beng exploded
and Is going the lis predecessor psncs about arms
and powder &C We have plenty 10 cat, AMI Heaven
smiles uIon In the rich promise Of abundant hsrvests
Broad Is gong down, and meat going down The nour
spccu,aor who holds o. his monopoly OF the staff Of
life for thirty days longer will go under" beyond the
resch redeppiop and all the friends Of humanity will
pronounce upon the justice OF the reributon an en-
(From the Richmond Examiner, NAV SOL
AUCTION PRICES.
Turks Island salt CSC. sSc per ib coree So % 90
10 sn
per osrb soda 81 SO per H.. tartar 81 per To-
ss psr Sss saas ss
$50 per pair prints wide ami narrow, 81 rs 81 30 per
yard .ds. ss'ss SO 80 per osr misses CATERS si4
letter paper St6 $50 per fesm green tea, 81 per H.
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Ods de and II nsis.


The paper uakers want rass-rass Of cotton linen, aan
old rope In ovcry village there ought TO bs rag
merchant, who should buy every pound Of rags be can
get all surrounding country We would like 90
hear from anywho will undertake 70 buy rags to make
paper for tho CArce SewfiSa On receipt Of letter
We win state price, Sc., &c.
General Bsaurcgard and star In Savannah Ca,
srdsy last.
resident of Petersburg Ia making from the peanut
most psistsbe and nutricous oil table use also
sxcelent oil for iubrcaDg and il minating purposes
Surely the war brings 10 isn many things which might
otherwise have remained 10 obscuiity forever.
Tue wilmington Journal hears rumov tha, the steamer
Pei thai port captured by the bockaders alter
orossing the bar. has confirmation Of the report
and regards Il more than doubtful
The Mobile Adpofisr OF Tuesday says:-Thc eartured
schooner Fox sold at eieven O'Clock this morning under
order Confederate Court brought the moderate
OF three hundred and nifty Thousand dollars. 0f
she Is 10 be used ~ run the blockade
The following solders OF the army who have been
demned 70 be shot Tor military offences
ceved at the Libby prison yesterday from HsmiItop's
Crossing, vizs-James {. Witcher, Company r. Fourth
virginia; j. J. Accord, Company Filth Virginia l..
J. J..Chidress, Company g, Firth Florida.
The vanity of fame beautifully illustrated by the iittls
fact that splendid portrait of the rebel President has
just-been published in Paris With this inscription
J. Davids President Of south America"
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(,ORPoRATiOS NOTICE.
" OrYcr 90 Boi ND o. Assx--Ors sNw Couar uouss.y

CORPORATION NOTICE.
" orYicr BOARD AssS-sors srw Couwr iouss.
June IL. 1885
Puhnc notice Is hereby given 10 the owusr or owners.
occupant occupants 81 all houses and lots. Improved or
lands affected thereby that the folio ing as
hrcD plstrf and lodged In The once
the D. FOR examination all persons in
tsrssted. tIs.--
n. n.y. fradug setting Curt and suffer stones IN
Fy-sl,h street Ce~cen the Ninth avenue and Hudson
IA diiri street % point thirty srFeu feet w~st ~
bleer ~ ,tfaet The limits embraced by such sssessmsns
include all The ground Ant
p.srs aud cells land, slae1 al Jscent % PITY.
hi'h -te ing between the line OF the blocks ON
e north slide of ~ nth ard the centfe hnr 81 the
blocks the Fifty seventh street between
N nth avenue aud Hudson rtver.
Also all tn. lots lying Morton street. be-
tween Blee, ker street ami bedford street.
All % whose interests affected by the above
named assrKsments aud Who the same or
them requested TO their oh eruons IA
ar ~ thu undersigned. their Oh e, No "
rhanh ~ basement New Court House. wlihn thirty
days ron the date Of IN = not &c.
CIiAS NcNEIlL po.., n,
JAfOBP OAKLEY, . naIu ~"
VIM A. DOOLEY. \ Ns~'""'
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A sERicAs TEETH COMPANY DENTISTS,
"a Eouery. opposite Fa,h street
oreatsa f.elnu.s and snsiissi yrofu

nRH GRiYFIS - GRAND HrRgET kEg YORK
~ opposiis Lofd rsyar snf xsi ~ Br1s
in. nNeftiug thsir nfro1fd Afffta Ts~in, 80
rftont eftrscups NJ ro.ts Hn s~'a an roS p.uss
81 a. silver o. rght. " para. ssts sal gsr tooih a.
SILVER rubber. o. E4tr-stax ~.
TNPOETASr Disc pERY.-TBErH ACTUALLY NJ
irsisa ~thaut tsn Ant atluui hs ~ ru sifai % ~
ehiorufafn sfhsf More ihAu so fafuur c~gti
iron asnrushsd ia Ne stfll thslf AIT "a
ant 4N0ug WNo - sfAl ptfHeana AID ssrfsaas
ust > Ar. Ifaas al AMI "a s.u.isF W.
rsestfs % .nsury ~ sflsr atlf a.
AvERtCGs AErIgiCi LrEEru co DvsrIsrg
~ bo-ffy 0pgs. " yfta stse'
DENovsi--W tRsuLD " % DExrfgv HAs NJ
IL nrsi 20 ~ bfHs "a " ~ ~ rsath
nrs~i for eagr. fru.a Brosd~sy
yff cyhrfFfcArEs-- yfsg utDsix T,yrn
I.Oft 'tif- IA iihsi' Jssin F. ~ AZ fiiL.rs,
~ Gfsud arrs go wa ffHn q HsfrhI. rh~sf Fly
inssu his a. . feCfn rFres . snIs i.oaa
tDstAsahs q akAE.If tOLLs ~. sisS .iss ~ T.
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DRY (sOODs.
A IL STRANGERS VISITING
n NEW YORK CITY
win and 81 n. VI. MACYs
fun and complete assortment d
ENBHOfDEpTEH
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
LACE MAsTILLAR,
YANKEE MOTIONS. -
MILLINERY GOODS.
LINENS.
HOUSEKEEPING CooDs
UNDER WEAR
Sun uMBRELLAs
MADEuP UNDEcLOTHfSG Ac -.
~. H-Me feii Aiies ana Heut klD
GLOVES ~ ONE DOLLAR pair
Equal In qualify to any M olive sn the city.
u MACY
~ end 10 kirtb sssbas,
Two doors below yourissbth stIeet
DAR0AIss SUMNER Bossrrs AND nArB FoR
- ladies and children. 81 rUducsd Hiiitvns ~
Straw Hat. for ladies Essrs style 700 -ish J. biHsS
kiln.ry ~ Bfoad~sy opposite Metropolitan Hessi. hl'
bona Feathers aud FioseJs.
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ArorIcr 10 owNrRs on DOGS


~ aAYuAs OFgicY NV YoRK Jun. ". 1875.
AO'ire A. erht .s ana after "Wednesday, June
~ IL s. M ordinance TINS Dogs found runins a.s,
Ia Ia ~ NJ. eits Now York Without
"brng MOI sry led ~ ne strictly enforced.
Tbs ~ ave ~ VIII be- PAID Tor every dos
brought alive 10 the pound loot OF w ntN fih siteet,
East which shall ben fud Ia re sIreeia rin.
ming at iAf.e thout properly rnu' LODI.
Owners nf dogs lain then A. The pound on zoe day
tbey tis"d on payment oi lenses
h, ord. OF THE MAYOR.
ArR,nAs Eaowa, First Marshal
OFFICE OF TIE cRoroS AQUEpucT BOARD, JUNE
~ ~ los.
To stone uanymcp Sealed proposals inioned "Prapo.
sails o. Trap Boc.s wi be- received at tnis Office nnh ~
o'clock ". % june 20. 1873 1900.
For the supply FOR tie hts department OF HinW
blocks Tor paving OF the owing Dimensions and
character. viz
The block, be 81 rock of ryeniie equal In
hardness 10 what 10 called Quincy granite.
The four iusbrs wdH. Af IA nnr Inches ong
inches deep cach block % be and even IN
formation ani Of the Dimensions Tie bottom as on
the top.
will he received which IN der,h Is either more or
less eight inches which Ia width varies IMAM
onshaf inch from four inches which In length less
than -ir Inches.
aux the bids all other nforma-
ton be obtained application 10 the Con,rHo ccf ~
this
Specifications with the OF attached, viii
'" ''~"' y" " 5000 TliDMAs STEPHENS.
ROHEKT l. DtkkA0H,
A. W. CRAVEN
rot Al
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CLOTHING.

a Ara s,sns a'sns. i,i,r ,.s ,sa,.,.s IN ;.
Ciolh M c.rne,s. Yurhiiats and Jessn q We rAnsr
es..'.. via sI.i"s ess gTCsSas nee,
Sssr pssSo = ~ ,g ~ ,g s,'S; .' The following
Co. c css,.. from from ; ,s's.
sse trou Tssbish .ree, isd',. Attended iypf.
eiss Or ,aa I'll sns ~, ,"sr .,sss .a ,e -,
ws,e II, sls., ,i' ia, g ss. n. "a x ICE &
msnis. Cons, rl.Io' Aa. Ae
ArruE AGKsrS sroRg "a sEyssrn tyEsrR
1sn, ~ parss.. s.., oa ws.rss arsa;ei as vr1
ysr s ~ b-s.s ,s $500 's go, %, 81 r.s 40
- .se weolisn saa "a % pr,..s. sh.si. Che. A.
q :, saa,... H; =, ~. "; e . 20, No. q.
ioa .ih >. deal, 18th v Jour 'su.f-aiea
az s.1s.s1 ~ e : -. ~.
ss. Isn pi ~ ~. ,f ~ u % ~ ca. f, fs
r.si. rom szsG 1y .na -tsy }o,s,,'s.if isss. %
.,snas rvsnD.ffh .Icst L.a,. Attended ~ Srs-
Ar IS, Bowgsr-H, rosEsri.L 1ayrso =
we.rss Agr-Tsi '.,ni,"rs 's,l.,s A. - 's,les 20
NJ. EaSaii.i rissss ~ ~ hs-.ry spfss. dr,si
ATso ~ SIXTH AyEsrE. LaDirF tsp GyvT1.E
n nsn u you -sh tsssirs % hThsi f.ias ~ raar
90 i y al % a. .ssa po,- - y xIsTl . W. ~
.,sngs go's from fspih street isi-s .'esqss y
10 ssd bsusst
A rTysros WAITED. cArr oYr CLOTHING VoR
~ - essi@rn frsrsst "a istssi en'h sr'rss -H "a
I, ssIilss 81 sssr... a. Esnsss - s-r.si, ..
"a. Lsisssass = . NJ Air.l.rs
A r1ESuox Ar rng sEs sfonK nruinD AVE-
~ ne isaiss 80 r,nu,tsn e.. ssl.e.sfi p - -
rsi VsrrRsfs CsfT~'s - ~ ~ NJ osi.ss. ass.s,
To - y. '.@s ,,...s. ;,o !, - * ~ 49,,
y. q ras. ~. e. - 49,. - = i,,..',.
81 "a o. y sas,... sisn IL rt,s .,sss ,' s.ss
Yoirssssh s"sst Lsais' .'sssssa - ~. NJ.
rrlstfos Ar u. gsgsrq ssgsrs. L.DEs
sntis -. <, as n iiss c.,p-,s - ss,s ~
gs-siU W fstyf qufss -ih hsisF tssn tfaf. "a
cot 's'. has \, 80 o's.f 20. e 3. Al, 49,
g. Y; 90. To- so. iis 80 x, ps ~. 90. !, -,
80. -. $500 ,,. 80 ~ 90 Co r.,,
r.sss Al % 2. .sa..ss lis,r' ~ s..saA .,.ng..
y. hsg'. h-r'... .',,a !. sss'ss ~ y =.
issiiss. .lisssi s.as hsasass.a
A eEs.r Is,rr.g. gogeear-Tmg ,ylcreEI !.
!. =, t' -. . So e. -, sis.
&, $500. . - - 49, y, ~ i's 80 80 sas ..:
80. ,....... 80. ~. r.,.s :, s..,..
i,.. :. SEQ. "a. 20 80 sss. ~. - .,l,-.
y su sos q. hs,n.-s ~ slli. ,s'sn. sssr ri.at
'sal sis.st Ls@sss ssnssf y ~ Mel
Al rur csLirorsfaS asD wg.rrsx aotsgr
n,e'. - =. = y s'.sss y y hsssl. 80 tiss.i
's,s js.;s,i 6.sss. a. 80 -. s.'ss :. y .ssa
~ y wts oTsf steffHa lfs 49, tasf %
a. "a. ne srt iselss SO s.nasnsa 20
@st ffaf a. 49, kart a. - stGl1f q Hfsfsfs,x
49, 80 - 80 1850 49, 81 uafrts lsl
a. ~ ffssfH rwsaif tfit sui TvFrfy sssusa1
"a, :. is1..' s-.s1.s go. . h.fr. y 80 '''''
C,sugsns fArs fiig HtDnIFT rgfcg rOR
". Cas- % sthftf ~ allfs 80 aHtsfifr PsfsI..
fhss avs4-gs n stf'sssiA1 T. CO t~yg rs
9. gesfk ssss~f. ksnsfsd fs@f ssst ~ kfss1sss
.lcD aHfg'rr iytstt-ior cav or rHa
sDDD silsf ffr~ fpf 70 test ~ q n seq IAsp~s I'D
cal o. ~ stclsts tqs W ~ Asrsaih
i.sssa rtiftf tlff ass Tkfly .fsNfsa s,~-t. \ 49,
go s.ssSss ~ - ssssA y. D. 6faAUAG
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OFFICE CRoTON AoUEDrCT DEPARTMENT, JUNE
" 10 1874 TO Bras. Founders -seal'd proposals. en-.
dorsd proposals Tor brass solro Is VIII be 70 .v.d Al
this Office until " of THURSDAY July . lscJ Tor
the supply. for tn. ~ OF this department.. or
on i've eighihH inch Braks Htopcocks
loo half inch Brass s,oicocks
IS one inch BfAss Stop o rs
for for proposals. and
all other Informal ran BE- obtained GA appis
w " WV THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROHT. l.. DAkRACH.
A W CRAVEN.
Ant
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ITO CONTRACTORS SEPARATE AEALED fRoPo-
GALS each endorsed With tie utr 81 the work Tor wth
hs 40 be received Tits oicr unh "
O'Clock NJ Of Thursday July > 1861 Tor 'opAiEnci on OF
Trap block la ba following A,ssriH Ia MI
Forty street, Lexington to sisu Avenue ihftv-
Fourth Madison avenue fify 10 rth
street Second Thrd = aud Fi'ty ~ ond
street IRON Slsih Also zoe thr u
al walks the uirrseOn SIXTH avenue ans Thr
y fourth ami broadway from rniry 10 Ih-
Is .fOurih street
Bank forms for tho bids All other nfena'
ton ba obtained application mo Coni 49, Clsrf.
Al t,ia Office mos AIEFifFNB.
ROM. l.. UANkAuH
A ". CRAVEN
arntou fgeducf Board.
once Of the cro'on Aqucduci Boa q Jnrs ~ sai
THE COMMITTEE OK ROADS OF TiiH BOARD w
Il Counciim"n ~ u meet Monday N. &4th insi al
oislors y N rom No hftY Hhii.
An pstcs inter. ad in the grad Eighty sath street.
from fiitt 70 East nftifd ~ atisn
PATRICK ~ skEIL.
WILLIAM torsE,
ALEXANDER FhASDpN.
COMMITTEES Hsads
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"a. THIH WIZ nHtt ggpyt nos ~ FEicrs
n = saf - n Mrsf.
s,egs. .f ~suf- .n ~ 80 sf4 srfst safr- q
To- o NJ fHftafns iHHftFu cod ~
ssssla sea- ''it,fJ. 80 sIss1ss - afs 80
MI g-sLL fiifs rkGE-DfNsf ELDf Cf1ns
~ usss ~ fsaf fat 80 iNsftsnas $3.50 o. bf.issf
sv.- 400 Nsafns< v~sas ~. s.ffs 80 eIa ~ -
s.sss b. srafs 49, ~ Ia .fsIs~ sfists 10
go csg~ Eaf Ne .uhg Ssasss - ssn~,y ~
h.faaa ItAAft. ~ Co. sFft 80 sst~f
ga stsw1 sso-sst issA.srt o. ~. D.sla sssa
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MILLINERY.

u,ayTrD To rrFrBlgH. 4 FtCfsg W., tNY ~
ArYy A. 4, asa ~ ,'ttlt ssft fi btss+s D. a., e.
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d UVFNT HtTTLF FUTIWT-TWT NTTfUIT n
~ gaies1 - Lafies 49, rsufsosr O. 49, tsr tttarfats
81 . - 1880 ifsrl - s'rsi Esrg - siAyy =
fItk las t~sr faYnf 80 hlFtst etses
~ ~ fata esffFfs levin. a. sod
~ ssnNn~+ ~ ~ ~ VI 49, ~ii faFN tin wMka ~
"a mfalHf .sflfN. a
F-Hsafnss fisss ihss sfsfsf - a
f~ffsf ~. - 81 tssi 30
" ntats fn%u ySa 80 anrs ~t'i
sssfesa. IL faFfsf 80 tlt taa~H assisf
n nts. au4 nafnh-f ffffa nsaf Hat.
90. a .if.st L41lss tsnfst ~ W. Mel
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AT THE LARGE FIRST CLASS SERVANTS nv.
svenae ALWAYS good and GOOD places suit ali
English IRISH American aud Protestant and grls
lAisiy arrived.
A sALEswoMAE wANTED-AS INTELLIGENT IN
"A durir and eomTeteut yOUrg u I'd - attend
required Inquire Al ta ttb between 5eia and
YOUNG GIRL wASTED-CoMPETEEr TO TAXI
n n the dininx room, wait tabe, md ~
herself geurTay useful In small private boarding house
one no neat aud obng have fopl home at mo
Appy at iol East Fourteenth street
f,ook wAHTED.-wAsTED. GIRL. TO COOK
" sash and rop. b. neat and prudent and come
well te,omnended- Cal at No. o Anity plaoe between
Bsecscr aud Amiy sis
I,xPERiENCED SERVANTS REQUIRING sUPERfoR
IL tit4A gentlrruens families and cmriossrs
e Immediately supplied Al NANSINg pa 0ases is
HrOos iyn ffnrncrl o. Hilary
sbsd ihe At onaEe ~ me most dsng nlaed fanl
lies.
cERvASTs COOKS. GENERAL noUsEwogKHgs
.anteGaE Won HOHDii turEN's Contra Emrioyu.at
Oaice, 33s Foarth street, near hrusdsAy
yxrASTEp-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FoR HOUSE
w w0r. "a flmiiy two, without children. fnsst 3.
good wasaer AID uoner AprJ a. 81 tAsaI a. Va
RIGS Il
w AxrHD-IADIEs AND GEsTI.EvES, TO LEARN
w beautiful huflnrs- Tor acofhng pafldrs IA
will tay - az any city Il gcay aet-y
Gail and 80 ~ yourssssea o. 10 wss sfsSswsr Dr.
Lave, msssto.
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN. AND THE CoNoREssIoN-
AL REPORT ON THE CoNDgcg OF THE WAR;
We have received two Of the three parts
comprising the report Of the Joint Committee
Of Congress on the Conduct Of the War, and
these two parts number one thousand two hun
dred and six0-iOur large ootavo pages. Part
l. embraces the Army Of the Potomac; Part H.,
Bull run and Balls Bluff; Part Ill, the West
ern Department Of Missouri. The first part
contains the testimony Of General Mcclellan
complete. 1t gives full history Of his career
In connection with the Army of the Potomac.
We shall endeavor to And room for the evi.
denco tomorrow
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the side of the Mexicans. We shall hear Of
them. no doubt, in due time.

CENTRAL WISE AGAIN. UNDEH OI0oD.-The
fiery. fussy and irrepressible General Henry A..
Wise has several times heretofore been under
disgrace for his plumbers and failures a. rebel
military leader. He was chased out of Western
Virginia, and turned upon his confederate, Gen.
Floyd; and, by way of even handed justice,
the one was sent OF by JET. Davis into North
Carolina and the other into Tennessee. Next,
Wise ran away from Roanoke Island and Floyd
from Fort Donelson, and both were under .
cloud again for some time. But, to give Wise
another chance, he was lately sent against
Williamsburg, and. failing there at Fort Magru-
der, he has again been superseded. And 80 we
shall probably not hear Of General Wise again
till the end Of the war. He is great spouter,
but poor fighter.
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Launch OF . New North River steamer
THE LoNQEGT nfEAMnoAr In THE WORLD.

Launch OF . New North River sfsamer
THE LoNoEsr STEAMBOAT IN THE WORLD.
Yesterday afternoon John Ensis Son launched from
their yard 81 the foot Of Tenth street, Fast river the
longest steamboat In the world she has been
the Dictator and built for the New Jersey Steamboat
Company.
large ooncourse Of people were gathered 10 the
launch. and about twenty minutes before O'Clock
the vessel began 10 slowly down the ways finally
reaching the nne style. Her great length led
many suppose that she might possibly strain herself
launching but the admirable construction Of the ways
&C. led 70 different results, as she slid OF IN splendid style
amid the hearty cheering Of the assembled spectators
To launch such long vessel 10 considered by no
safe thing but Mr.. Engs felt confident OF
and all the prominent shipbuidere present
and watched with great ntsrest the movements q the
vessel In fact IL very seldom that many eminent
shpbuiders are seen At On affair q the kind. Amoog
tains Comstock, Edridge. Briggs, Jewet, Pese, Messrs
Rowland, Wessrvet, simonson Steers Hays underhiii
and Others
Everything went on finely and 10 the great sassfActscu
Of present. and Aer the launch nne repass vas par.
taken o. Il which Mr.. Donald McDousld presided.
Tbs following the Dimensions Of the vssss which
bears the name Of A. &C. John -Length to7 feet
beam, 80 fest depth Of bold ION feet ms vssse viii
be furnished with the engines formerly used IN the New
World which viii DO fitted ~ United States hosph
I'll ship She viii have about three hundred sAferooms
and accommodations for thoueand paasengers
Her interior arrangemnn viii b. doubt shs npsss a
any vessel anoAt She viii Be rea1y for the travelling
public about September
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MISUNDERSTANDING Jurs at Porslsnd-Mr Brodis and
lady Miss Lamsden. Mr. Pimmsr and lady, two Misses
Jsms. Krtpsrcs csy! rssss cags r.rss csIs -
hewitt Jcsph white lady cad tive sshdrss 10 Ssepbeq
90 MIS- Dscrss nss hs~sss 100 a. sSss.
~ 1s:. 3, k.s.:s b.. sf ss,,s sss;
rae. Ssrsts iss.r 6SSss. ssvsv. ssSsisss' EsssSss
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Terrible Tornado In rllsuess.

OHCAUO. April %, I5b8.
county on saturday last t hrst visited the town Of
Norman, where fences were Frustrated. From there
ns courss plainly traced 70 the town Of Macon.
Houses torn from their foundations and dashed
pieces The largest trees were torn 70 fragments and
horses and cattle scattered through the fields Household
furniture carried distance OF half q mile Other
evidences Of the fearful strength OF storm were given
near Mazon. Forty acres Of timber blown down.
The storm here seems 10 have spent m FORCE But one
person. named vine resident OF Mazon was killed. and
Others Injured, none, ~ far an learned, seriously.
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Cases Of Disloyalty In New Jersey.
TRENTON, n. j., April %, 1885,
The United States District Court s now in session In
this city.
Tho Grand Jury have been in session for the last two
days. and have adjourned until Wednesday next Tho
vestgation Of certain charges OF dsoyay which have
been made various times against Individuals is part
OF their business.
Patrick Brophy, charged with robbng the mails at
Jersey CITY confessed the crime to-day and was sen
tenced to tho State Prison for ten years.
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cisy aasslligsnss.

this cry, On Wednesday svsose before large audience,
q the Unisa Hail. Eghsssush sRses end Eghsh svsuss
rslassA some personal sxpesisaoe - journey 70 and
through ths Holy Land mo lecture IN exceedingly
interesting one repsss with humos and nslsuosioa
descriptions of Egypt the Desert the coast ana noun
tsins II Palestine, ths Villages and people a Judsa we're
VERY life-liks and II times highly psssical.
Fms n wBr Tumfy. Focrs eHwR.-Bssvesa Eve ssl
sx O'Clock ass evening Ars occurred n the Top Hoo u
the dwelling Of David wssts % West thirty fourth ssr>s
Ths nremsn soon ~ the premises and exsn~ushsd
the aamss Damage 70 the building about go; usurs1
Tor $4,000. DAmags 70 furniture about $780, no insu-
ranos. Mr. Levi Chapman Who occupies part q ~
house, injured Tor u 800 On his furniture h hs fra1e
meos Insurance. Company damage about CO. Fire Mar.
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HEADQUARTERS, ARHY OF TEE PorokAo. April %, 1858.
Major General Fogliardi, who for some time past has
been In quest Of General Hooker left for Washington
to-day.
Another northeaster set In this morning. and II has
bsS raining nearly ali day. The roads, particularly in the
low grounds, are in horrid condition. -. -:
AL IL quiet
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TUE srRArrer or Ous GgSsRAIs Orrposx-
BY the engineers OF the Common Council on
the broadway Railroad.