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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-05
MARINE NEWS.
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CLEANED
SNIP ~ h. lBritbhl Finn, for Liverpool
BA"k> Giovanl, Queenstown Tivoi, Rio Jsnsiro
rI..a jessie, At Johns, p X. J N sawyer. Hava.
"a. s,nIson. Iansslna, spain SAoier, a. Ttow-s
Lsv - .'Iv Nay Iadd, A. John: Giraffe DO 3
Z, Van Horn, wind-o- L,n, Port Royal W j Treat,
b-bir; ~ forh, Lesi.orn.
fC'O0SIPS J W Ba-lis, Phlladeip,ia % j
NJ. An' guA; ANl-rsts. pbisd' phiA Emily,
Wshl9s-"n; he si-, 81 Joh-. v Is. Fl'E.bsih 4 II
nor ,.hinsl n, sarsh D. lst- IA. Srr Maven J II
hti.s, ..yao A1,sDoe Cuerryhcid. Emyrras, Ellie
-sL Lon, Philadelphia. sally Gay, Baltimsro.
AGrfvrD
81 aoHIrP- P,fker,burg. Postlsn 1, Ne; Harah
fhsis?' h.. rctr.l. Prov is.noe; City u hALehss
Wr, Wa. pool. Manu- " Arlington,
SHIPS I.se Amelia, Hsvs Hudson, london snt
bls o. wight; witch o, ths Wave bombay.
rARHs Alien, tSor- DordsauI. Clio, Hamburs
With N m, Londonderry.
Brl6a Victoria. Rio Jan-iro; Dads1n, 10. Tortu
M, hosn,tdeo, GaEeue, Mszaftau.
sClOOSERs- G " Whist er. Maryland p Butler
Fo'''c'. nroa ol'srto, Eti,to. Frcdosia, snuth
. IT. = 4 A, San Ria; EBro, Pow dencr; Va
. ~, 40. tsmusl Nash Nv Haven: che oh. Prov
ne; 30 Hunter, Bridgeport. Jr-erhLe, Port JET
f-f 90 Fair Wind, PrOvid, nee julia Pratt. Fail Rv
o. A."Aand.r Dodge. do; Republic, Nev Hsdfoid io
hl5aasi success NJ loadon. Jdssph HON o, \ ~
folk. Challenge, Nv Haven. john u Mather, Ron
dous Tor boston: Howard. Nevbsrn.
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viehsture correspondent si,s the following In
esdspt;
Desiring room 10 the central pan Of the city, and
seeing one that suited mo- usJs pDlIestou for II TO
thu o~n.r, very sant-mabl, Lob az phJNeian and
he told me he had no hius N ssy o he mater ~
the terms OF the eonfrcstiDu act, hns bioch OF
buitdinsS, sortb psrhsPs tlD,WD or r5O,OUO, vn
tsh-n from hin. and tbls the earrinr 81
lfe'iu,e d,shei from his Erasp ~bsp no
thought he ksld them ui.sf securely Aud this 10
only slnslo cIinigt. All these hns rows " bu7i
,,ruciures, al theso fns 70 licences And there
are hsndreds u he latter. bslit In .v-ry -tyt q
ta.ie ord III, ssrcr hsions almost without ct
oep'ion. t. ncls sam. have been making
tmats, and fni hat on su eet alone Washington
street u, property ACQUIRED BY t'ncIe nsm gill be
rsther iLint thai the coat Of the aiesc 10 veil nth
cancelled by the trophies gained b. the siet-
Another item W b not~d In this connection, 10 lhs
fact ,h., tn, Tos aud . good portion Of the eSd
ss'hervd mp al the pisees n shell aud ell the soiid
shot 81 Ard, intending o use tkfn vhsn their ovn
missiles gave out. or TO rat tho mover OF courss ell
THU pains tahns inu ed 10 our II behi There also
Qualifications, the MINI" b.' red BY our sbsf
ere Thur II viii IL ,hs, the cold o. so' iron Or
lead thai Gen Grant thrsr into tLis fe.sllios city,
vis not all thrown away
ercimhApees a. tr,t. souid h,.. SVEN all uh.y had
In III, world To have h, ov,sfe 'he Inns dur the
ls'ief part Of he 'isse II PIT 70 the
creature como out Of ths eAvss in tho morning off,
thcir brsaL fa, and hss back 20 Their retreat
w running the rAub les Uf shell, sho, or bille,s
N'tle srl sn strueh sluarely by . sohd ,ht from
20 pound farrou gun, aud blown into atoms. The
sheh Ia he bsni 90 H.. aide of III. r,r..t, and
sd held u its mothers hand vhsn the deadly mis-
ss came r.,hius tho Get, and thus severed tn
two, sot IN urtns the uiothas.
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Absence OF Nfind.

Or. Robert Hamilton, ,hs sutho Of The eslehrs
tsd essay on tbs nsnousl deb, Of Grs., Britain, Va.
esteemed profound and eIear headed phlosoph.r.
Aiser noticing the profound scssncs, ths beautiful
suAngemsns, and clear expression inanitsr, In his
writings, ~ritef 10 the New Honthiy hsgAyin,
goes IN = say, yet IN public he mao vas . sbsd-
ow; pulled on hs lat 10 bis vii. in us str eta
and ApoogiEed for not hav .ns the pleasure OF her
scquAintsnes; wen, 10 his ciassrs In the college 10
the dark mornhigs with ,ne Of her wints .Sock ms
on one leg, and ono o! TIA hlAck ones On The
on er; often sventie whole time OF tao ue,,ius a.
moving from the table tho hats OF hs student.
wish tney as col,,tntiy rsturne'; SINE iI.es 10
vi "a III IN to cal On him. snS lnen f1ed IN I'm fot
s5u lug I" insult hin, lie nou,u run against CIV
IA tt- road, boz her pardon, "Msd.n," AID hol g
Sre we not hut. A. o her times he would rut
s!hihst posts, spi Oh de he for moi getting out OF
sway. ard yet hs c svsrsa,Iou Al the saue tirnD,
sHJ1ody apt'sned to b. With him, was perfe {,
logic, and psrfsct music"
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krLrrARY.-Th. isrs. bountiss offered BY

AufrARY.-The large bountiss offered BY
the suthorties in Jersey City aud Hudson City, hu
caused recruiting TO be very brsh One csvalr, CON
psny has been rsi,ed, and = seooad ono ~n ootan,n
erd Yesterday snsrsoon. Five or sir infsn;ry tom.
panis' are ais, being raised, and already average
about 20 men each.
Tug Nsw QroTA ron HrrNc, Cou~rr -
Adju;sst General RI. s,o~h.on yesterday i'sued .
ns- call fer recruits to f W ID. quota Of eiSa
required for th, state Of New jersey updcr tn, s.t
call for SOC, ~n soldiers The number required from
Budson county 10 l94s, n follow. Bsyonpo, - Ber-
gen, 81 Grceuvi'ls, Is; Harmon, ~ Hudson CRY.
ic3. ilObotca IL, ward, ~. I'd. g. 81, CO Jcrs.y
City lat ware III. ID III a. 20 An -. 3ih, iJs,
9Th, 90 north bergen, -: Upiou, ~ We, Hoboien
and wsshs-hon, 81. The quota tor hsvHh city
10 sc2
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

BAKER on August 4tb, Elizabeth, the beloved
vito a James Bst
ne n. %. and rsls,iy., q IN, nmil, re-pec.
IT,. \ o'e.och, from No 80 EAst s,h ct Y7y
CARSON on August 9th, Andrew Carson. . ne
nv, u county Tyrone. Ir-iAua
The relatives and friends OF the family sre respect
fully invited to attend the funeral the Nv edne,day
,.n .s At O'clock from bis late residence q
CORCORAS-On Ausust 4,h, Eliy.bsth, wife OF
Dts Gen. Mioha-l Corcoraa, Axed q, ysars
Dus notice Of funssAi n payer, Thursday morn
Tug. $50
yeas
HOSPITAL. his ~ r4ns.ds r, n~nins, q, 10 o'eiocI.
Ms tr,enda. sDA tbo-s Il hs Lsothef J.ha. are 70
spsetfuiy invited 10 sltsad. Gi
HASLY On hsUds,, Ansvst "a ann short and
PAINFUL ilnSs James, tho helovod ~ Of jobs
Hanly, o. ncu.t,oeihet, 9reens Co. IsslAnA, and
The frends anal sn4u aintancss Of the family ars
respectfully invited 10 attend the suuera thu. W.x
nedsy afternoon At o'clo h. from his lat. residence
10y Ave y. htmhers Of the Sob keg. are -saurs,sd
TO ATTEND, particularly Go. q. Duetn saS1s pseaaa
COPY. yyl
HoSNEN- Auxnst Sra 1858, John Hop..u
$50 70 yeA~ naive OF LAHssn. AIM LAhr, hAA
The rsi.tves and friend. Of the family ere rrypset
fully invited 10 attend the funers from the COT o.
'p.lnssnd sullivan At, on Thu,.day, the oh in.i
81 oclooA. hh remains viii te tasen TO Gre~s voot
(of tnteInCnL ~
hulin., aged % years, born IN the County klksnny
Ireland
The friend and relatives ar, iuvss1. to attend u.
runaA the "Wednesday afternoon, Aas. sta. friIn
her lats rrdenoe, Is pUvsr ct, at o'clock III
,.SASLoS ga Tns.dAy morning, of sun.s,raks
hsh.ol !. .nisn, ss,d 70 y.ars.
The rsls'ives aud u ends Of the family, those 81
his broth0 John, and OF his bro'h iu-ts-, Jane
horoney and David Ciohs-", .iu the mcnt.i, OF
The iuae1s from ii. late r,a.nee 81 VII Il, u t
lWsene.d.yN Nt.n1nn, At o'cloct his remnant
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Hsw tho Prince .sd Prtncess Of WsIss are
Abussd

An English writer gives the following sccouns
of,ho 'psrpssu.l" NE u tho Prince and Princess Of
wales:
They dine s,sryvhere. lunch everywhere, dance
every hsrs, drivs everywhere. lcyes constantly,
rs' log room 20 petuAly. theatre and opera never
ending pfesds Al evoryth ma, open s,.rythins lay
The foundation OF ever ythug receive pre-. ct. ON
every county. depusihona hssde.l by 1.uuicirAi
ocii~: are slwsys rsoevsg freedoms IN gold
oor's ftnsbs's name oonsp cuously trpusht for
.Gd by newspst'r rcpr trr, and maker always
,ad 10 have 'erespsd tims'i'."J sre Awsys "si
dresssd," and si~ays ~ piy"-one Of them in The
nl'sry accents wsich he liberia, Sr ere u,obe.d
dai snd nightly, orcwds ruunt Ap-lsy Hsuss "
@st~o young p'Spe IN q cairisge. crowds round
40 arts's door to sss QUO youuG pc son hsscapd
fron esrraSo " ente' studio a. have portrait Is
ss' rsnPsS'os Yelling CROWDS round Grand
Stands 81 races, more RAJ gagiuAi- y-nii 4 ssd IN
hrtsy wors'-b~ls we'd eropd s o. rii,- ssy-edu-
Gated youns Gentlsmsn OF conn~m ATTIC n. every
trad smsn OF pressing In h-r.ldc devices and FOR
ogu IN TO his bus tlln with alph. b. tic
royaliy; no~spsper liners" babbling in grandlo-
luent but unmessins iaus We, ab,ut Alph.teti.
col Royalty. vheh, II 4 nave fs~linss such ., are
gwen 10 sAe corfncI hsrd, must hate and losth.
and despiss Nh. truc<,ISRH, ami e. N nss, and 10
tooiiI-u OF human nature generally; must long 70
get away where u eau wear shoe lag .ust ard Q
yscbtif lsoket aud . ,iouch hat, ~hsrc it cauuos
Ia sddrsseA ~ Invited, dined or drank where
hsre 10 aoshing w op>n, and here thers Is peTpel
uAl ircsdom--Dot presented In . boz
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BROOKLYN

1HE MAYOR of BsooGLru has issued = pro-
tlsmstion recommending the citizens TO Observe the
ThsnksxVins bay Ito morrow By . general suspen.
,n Of bIsueu and snuoapees that the public othcss
ei he city viii be closed
The SHOOTING AYFRAr. in reference TO
thesnhruck, whsse arrest for shooting Caro-, We an
nouncsd ye-erdAy,n 10 stated that ID. ARRAY rev
uu' OF Aguesion OF uespass. Carey 10 eth In crit
teal condition, and shsrnbruch IL 10 eoudnsment
SOLDIERS FurKhAL.--Ths remains Of Capt
H. =. Green. A2nd Rect. n. "a. ware yesterday dspos
TOD In ,irees-ood Cemetery. Tbs funeral ssrvtc~s
se.r Pe'fo,m'A BY Rev \ sP.dord. Of ~. johns
I urch and he eseort furnished By CJmpsny Il, bld
NOT, and Niss.t. ti,se Coapsny. Ne. II, sf which
dee zaed shs IneInber.
DEAriIs PROM ruE Erglcrs or THE HsAr-
The ooroners held inqu,sts ysstsrdsy and The dsy
previous upon the bodss Of eight 20, son, vbo died
IRON tho '6eeI Of the intense heat The nance Of Do
cea'cd are
psnicl Campbell. ishors,, ~ yssvs o. o.. rr,,dips
81 Green Lane Michael hcCsrty. Columbia s,rsst
fs.'ci lSnihsrty. os Stanton street Idv.rd RYAN,
* 81, told street Henry Mciann. No. liU John
con street man. name anlno.n. sAs pvostrstsi
n h, Navy fsId, sns died shhs being conveyed 70
There we're . numbss Of Other cASes which ala not
lsu, fs,aily.
Ina BOARD OF EpuCArIoS met last evening.
SUPPLE, 10 procure fuel for the public schoolA M.
J E,-tnsa resigned .. Chairman Of Committee OF.
, 19g'd school No. 1hs sysrsse dsib st,.nAsues
= he ,cho2s vas shess 70 - sil sad bali hour,
including the intrfmtssisnA
kINU's COUNTY BOARD OF 6uPIRvIsoRs mst
~ the county jail yesterday. A COMMITTEES report %
IN reference to drafted men, that the Supervisor
~'alH have to provide for the exemption Of such poor
w'n as mlsh, BE- drawn In the county town. u sny
yruvltiun TO be mads for than
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,JkIsEY CITY,

Corr nE Soi~L.- ne iollowin! fatal cases
from the ,fec OF the heat have occurred In JsHey
CITY snd v.cnt, since Monday afternoon -
Gather ~ Kreney, servant IN the employ 81 Mt
WynkJop 81 south rgen. WIN. Brown, residing In
Morg.u ttTeei, Jersey City. Mrs. Willi ns, 81 the
Alm. House. Jeremish Murphy, In North ls .iIcel,
Jersey Cry. Mrs hIrtet hcCsrty, R.ilroad ave
Jersey CITY. John CAhY, lIk stgset, JeIssy Cty.
kichSsi keCsplsy, hud kop CITY.
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Information viii under ordinary cir-umstancs. -
nv ~ q sse ols.ins i.asSis. II ,Se .ppiies.
mali Il IN p,r-.-. it ~ili 10 sns~ cred At once
- lsiytas name and resirspt and nate
iM.o, .h., /. hi. prop-r .dAr,--,
49, What the name OF thA surgeon o. chaplin ~
4 II no, N hospitAl At ressu. has he r,ornti,
g. Il 90, ~ : Ole 10 hospital and ., ~h.. date,
q LIrer-niy Al. A.rsod honl hospital. ~ b dis.
I. lfsst. What vers hh oIds. On i.svtnsi
Nor. S.:Nr saforsat,on y to TIE ccudtion Of sny
iar.sh-a -r.,. i0a,'y ;four hoa- ,Gy .usues, .
Do 40 = ec.iyes a, g.. washin5ton cfhte
o Iss o. q IS STsss'ri " a. r.. S.y tom
appi.ssts t,stas the door bell viii BE- received .
kucA inosnv, s,oDc- IN conducting the bus,ns- 4
DC Hrr~tcry hayine Ii.sn where vaitsr, hivr bee0
4y.. Dr.. TO The h. ,so S,: sess. shen.e.s
lis's sf wounded IN hrpisls by SLAtes, oounis~
Hsinsst., a. otherwise, be bere,stsI furnished tron
The sanitary Commission, under specia. soshorisv
ffos, tbs President ~ he United stUc, HANNAH,
eo.'cysnos 10 ard Ssfi~son o. rood. pr III IN ~ ~
charge fer he sct and wounded ,t points 1bsr. they
rnsrorty 81 I'll yois,-". New Orleans and a. wssS.
irsis.. tsfors vlcksnIrs Ard at NsshviS- S,str
o. the psisn,. IN all oase. To seestan ne r..ti"s
character Of those wants In . trost sorthy mannrN
s' q Y &c Sod Ss.t, g., and sSns
vtees Of the n~nesas o. the Cvmni,.ion, tvunty
physician. Of l.ss rsofns.iou.l and norN chSae,ss,
asa more tan ufy isyAsrnts are emp oy Oh, undo
pecrnny seeun'ies ~ ie.Iouaibs isnd -hci~nl
n, COT o. ane.e aj5r,nsemsni, have thus
distributed, Tne Comm scion has not been abe -
olxAin u'hentic evidence Of loses miscsTsSe. a
thesAnd. n goods sh,ch have bern once ras,ped q
~ ssipv,n< drpo.s The following are the MANS ~
ssd to I'D The sci and Wounded .,,Ssat s.t s die
10 SAsss or lo@ alr,s but simply 10 their h,iys NJ
ce.sy for ASSISTANCE. are invited to send tSsu oes.
q, SANITARY Oemnision. branch Supply of,os, n
sonimsr arst bnston, hAssehusstu
rs s,ss't.r. coS s Branch supply ohoe 10
:s's s,r GSSi; pSI: nT,o.h sspply Once -
sAni'ofy Connnsson, Branch ofhca CineinnssL
ssni.s;y Compassion, Branch sup, onos. B.nS
sni',r, c0mmlnon, Branch Supply oro. Chico.
s,ni,sv Commission, Branch SUPPLY Once, Lou,.
The comm-ion receive. nc p~uni.ry AID .h..
op the voluntary rou,ions Of the pubic fsr H.
mosn. % ri.isinns Z, o2elAtioas Contrihutioas
IT, ' ; T. srA"ss' E'l Treasurer. "a wan sIe.s,
Inc Ian~ n the following s.ntleu en-. eon,,,.
,isnsr the Prc,dnt Of IL, Inited s,..sn "a
pledged Z. %, Puhl'e for the economy Integrity ~
s an my ,nh yslsh whatever eairn,tsa q tss
IA " beiiswa. H. H. tre1rss / s,tons ",
{. e eSfls Il 3 3 A. R e r., i4iHIsy
= shir,. 4, iioa Jo..ph Holt I'D
& T S:. u !. y I I i. HsS sSss..
So hc.r 4. 9 u f fSs I p.,,n b He,.ood-
KilS. Me- y hen schS ~ CollaI
J. : Ne.scrry, 4 D oA~'''H' ESQ
|'riahI Cfy,cL ~ sAHiT.s! CnxslTsios
90 "''''' 'l'n"''f0"' F'1'usrv L isss 20,
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A GOOD MAN WANlED--TO WORK IN
. lvn G,bls hone bat . good g Dom need
apply. Csil Al iOS frAnflisst *.
Roy WANTED IN TwINE FACTORY
- Appiy Ia r-sr Of ~ Ann 81, 4,h a,os fJi
ZONE 10 NY PREMISES ON MONDAY
~ norniRs. bis hro-u COW, With White sxip, o.,
her back. sud turn0i up horn. Tho ,wn.r can have
her BY eslliis at PETER heCLEANs, 10 Huison
Ave, p'ovine uop-rty, ana paving crl~ns... go
ENR ShLt-TnE GOOD WILL OF A GRO.
etrJ md li9oor stone, With fixtures and SPAR,
nsnik, f~ the low sum Vi hfty doian les Cherry
st.S Aus' b sold this day At Any pnes cs.S
Customer. T2
EOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-THE
The brit stands in ths 18th wGd Apeiy ITs Esst
Nj street PIT
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% CkSI HAIR DYE
81 BRlKST'S CElxBR ATED

COLUMBIAN IIAIh DIX
IL Tho o,iy Rlabi~ ss well the Cheapsa M tee In
Or -o'id aad 70 cod BY ali rsspect.hh Drusgnts IN
The nnhsd $50. fhs s.ilS.iHs s, w. yhols
Co, ~ Dro,a.sy J C. HART. 70 Bssinsa :. It. /;
and hessrS WHEE1ER: liz ChsMy &; DIuyius
GU also be supplied by CHAS. N. CRITTENTON, IS
'i,ih avenue. Manufactures n u south escepd u.
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Ft,or paper ssys that New Zsaland cAief he.
lnss .i-n W hi' residence upon piees Of lana h.
risht TO which VA contestod hAvs undo bt I'd
title 70 The proyI D., be Observed IS sts the pre-
csdlps svRN.I
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WIS mertbsn; having sent sample Of vine 70
Iptd Derby, whicb he vcrrsd -ss specific for the
ss1t, 'uhssurnty wrote sshiaf iot an order. lie
.hI r't a. preseutins his con plm~bts o. Mi -,
fe, and trvsed to a., be had tasted the vine sent
bt prst.ryeS ths govt
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PROTECTIVE WAR Clam AssOCIA,

INV 's'iiNE wan NLhlm AScOtlAr
or TIE STATE {, OF NEW YORK.
Lieu, &c. vfssIfLD SCOTT.
Sio- T. eridentl
Iien HAsifton Fish., AdInin.l Dupont,
John / o''e"' EHs Essoph A WhthsaA E-a.
scr;v oplSso. WIN. Z DoSss, Jr. -"
:" Lis v s,in.n, PSis g., per, E-a'
a.v, W. Bellows u. D.G.ns. Bsncsoit
Jonn ..,h A'iot. E-s. Daniel Lord,
asSs : s'atan, E.a ( ,Ssss T. l. s "aS
The os es. " tn. A~,.t,.. ar, :. ..cur. to 90.
dsn ana sailors and briI inmilies. any oiains for
sous nsy and bounty, And TO ave sdvioe And
Information 70 them, v,thoy cost and 70 prevent
" HfsR} .Si z, III s :s%s' 10 made
All - Chances st. New Yorh.
w ,NTED-Two SMART YOUNG MEN
w 4" ,.i.n Those that uBdsr'tsni the ,n.i'
WASTED lMMEplAIELY-A BLAC n
rouns to learn the trade Que ih.t bs, ~sIk VI
street. N3
CORPORATION NOTICE - DEPARI-
~ n. a Of f,osses CITY etNev Yak.onoe q he
s'A. OF copr1y soeardins to!.v. tG UNPAID A'es
menu % Raj Estate DI eperAns Central Park. Gun
,sS q ne Ss, u. ., c.s , e Nv rss
on lu,~dsy, TIM tvepte. dsy q tNtohsr nryt, q IL
oriorh Of noos u that day, end De e"ntiHsed hou
ts,tru n Of lhs property tobs sod b putt.shsA IN
he Ne ycrh CoInnsucinl A1v,,tsH, ddy osss
pap nt,t.d and pubsishsd in s&e CITY Of Ns~ yo.t
- u,e- o4n De hAd spriSra lon st this ofh.r.
DE- ~ h, Corop,r ites. July 7, 1888. ACStSrls
FtRoi, Csrt OF Ars.rN 40
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Tia Kentucky Election.

Iou'srfi,. Aug The election retnrns from all
psr. iaiica's decided Union victory. 10 thai por
tion Of 'ss Stats which -n considered doubtful,
n.- nrss ms,pri,y for ,h. rnion candidate.
Gronref., Aue-4~ The Kentucky elections
rf,at in'sfly la favor Of the nion As far as heard
fro'a C'Ny and smith are Certainly elected to Con
sfe.s.
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" iNTfD lMMEDlAlkLl-A BLAt N
w un'hs beps, 10 work on vsSon work or .
rouns man 10 learn the trade Que that bss vol Vi
81 the business bsaoss- Inquire 81 40 Eat ~ h
street T9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-03
The Bombardment at Charleston

FoRqRRss MoNRoE, November 1.-The
Richmond Whig Of the 3Ist contains the
following despatch:
CAarEsstOn, October sO.-The boubard-
ment Of Fort Sumter to day, Is the heaviest
that has ever taken place. From shutdown
on Wednesday until shutdown on Thursday
1850 shots from 10 inch mortars aud 300
Founders PARROTS, have been thrown
against the Fort.
Our loss is seven wounded.
This evening the enemy opened hre
from the mortar battery at Cummings
Point upon the northeast angle Of the
fort, which seems 70 be the especial object
of their attention.
The enemy's batteries engaged were
those at Gregg and Wagner, the centre
battery aud Cummings Point battery with
the addition Of three monitors.
The bombardment Of Fort Sumter still
goes on, but the Ere Is much Stacker. Our
batteries FIRE slowly and deliberately. The
enemy NJ present pays no attention to
them.
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From acknowledgements Re-
porters Gobbled Up, etc.

NRw YoRK, November IA special to
the Times says;
A gentleman just from Richmond says,
the rebel government il seiziug all the
boots aud shoes in that city for the use of
Lees army, which is almost barefoot.
Two of the Herald's correspondents,
Messrs. Hart and Hendricks. were gobbled
yesterday at Auburn by Mosby's guerrillrs.
Msjor Gen. Butler has been assigned
10 command of the 18th Army Corps, OF
the Department of Virginia and North Car
olina, in place of Gen. Foster, who is or
dered 70 report here TO the Adjutsnt Geu'l.
Circumstances indicate that Gen. Foster
will have command of the defenees Ol
Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-03

E1-THE PoIYoRAMA OF rae War OPP
ened last evening at Washington Hall
The exhibition is all that its prOprietors
claim for it, and gave entire satisfaction to
the excessively crowded house. 1t is as
much superior to the painting represent
ing the same subjects which exhibited here
last winter, as first class picture is supe-
rior to daub.
Mr.. somerby describes the scenes in a
very satisfactory manner, and Mrs. Som
erby is vocalist of no ordinary merritt
The crowd was SO large to gain admittancs
that only few were permitted to enter the
Hall at the same time.
The exhibition will continue during the
whole of this week.
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Sale of Valuable Real and
Personal PROPERTY.

NIoTIoE Is hereby given, that on the 8Oth day of
IN November, 1883, at the late residence sf HaF-
man He's, deceased, on the east fork Of Long Run,
sell at public auction the following real and personal
property, belonging to the estate OF the late Hat
A tract Of land % Big Wheeling Greek, oontainfns
31S acres about ~ miles from wheeling, on which
IL located Touring mill, known as Bedilions mill,
and other improvements. Terms-Ono third In
hand, the remainder in hVe annual lnstallmentB,
with Interest from day ofsale, payable annually.
Also, another tract Of land, containing about two
acres to the last mentioned tracts for this one
hh to be paid in hand, the remainder as last above
specified.
Also, The home place, containing nearly eight
acres, on which Is erected good dwelling house,
slaughter house. and other proper buIldings. Terms
for this $500 in hand, the remainder in hYe equal
annual payments, with interest," payable annually.-
Also, a variety Of household and kitchen furni.
ture, beds and bedding two horse carriage and
harness; one bay mare; pair Of match colts, aud
other property. Terms-An sums to SO cash, all
over that sum on q credit OF six months, with
security. u. J. R0THACRER,
SARAH HESS,
Executors the last will and testament Of Hartman
Hess, decd oets0-StdG1mw
belmont Chronicle, wellsburg Herald, washing.
ton Reporter and Trib Ine copy and send bill to
~. Rothaeker.l =afi
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sunday Rumors in Wellington.

WAsHINGFoN, November 1.-The Herald
has the follOWiugi Usual Sunday Tumors
of battles and skirmishes fs prevalent to-
day. All Of them, however, have been
traced 70 the fact that unusual activity
prevailed in those bureaus of the War De-
partmedt Immediately connected with the
movements Of the army, and certain pre-
parations have been observed usually made
upon the eve Of great battle. It Is known
that Meade on one side and Lee on the
other are maneuvering for favorable PO-
sition, but the opinion prevails in military
circles here, that Lee will not risk q battle
outside of his entertainments ON the south
side of the Rapidan, which can be held by
q small force against a great army, and
leave him at liberty to send part of his
forces to flank attacking, and compel us a.
before, to fall back north Of the Kappa
hammock.
Gen. Hatch has heen assigned to duty at
st. Louis, in charge of the cavalry depart
ment to be established at that point.