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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
The Advance on Richmsad.

chmond Dispatches Of the 9Th say that three
regiments Of cavalry aud two howi'Ien left True'-
dels station las, evening and appeared at Hanover
Conri-I Iou,e and fired on n train on the Central
Railroad. They have posse,.ion of the CenrAl Rail-
road, and will doubtless proceed to Ashland.
The raiders reached the South Anna bridge, where
they were resi-,ed by thc guard. Tho hsn, is pro-
sr,,pg. Tie proximity Of tho Yankees 10 the city
ocn. on. no slsrm 10 official circles. gunbos, WAS
It White Hou.e yes,srd,y. The Yankees killed 9
and wounded II at South Anna Station. and captured
Gen W. II. Lee, who was wounded si Brandy Sta
ton.
Ia'sr information, deemed TO be trustworthy. has
been received at tie War Department that large
fore. Of YAuke.. estimated AT - OOO under General.
DIX and Kcyes, was moving Oh the Peninsnl..
4 PROCLAMATION was issued this morning, calling
upon ,he CITIZENS Of Richmond aud other Tersous OF
tie State, 10 perfect a military organization TO
operate with the troops IN the field
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
CAINSEVAlN"
y CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS.

A, the 10. Of Caso Wine b destined to exclude entire
" fro our udst al compounds made om eco' and othef
drugs 90 de.terous heah many OF foads have aug
fr,ted to Us to cfsr to the pubtic - ...,,,. go,
a BITTERs MADE our Of PURE NATIVE CALI
FORSlA WINE.
which 10 an agreeable tsss sht combine all hs tonic and
nyigstug prsp~ris Of ihos- kind Of beverages without
The qua es Of that msfe out Of Alcohol &c
According TO their wisues offer ioths pubic btss
witch W. warrant 1. composed Of beet Native California
Inc in winch We have dfs.el he.y aiostc psuts We
dr.i 10 call thr attention Of Drusxs Phy'iesn and Chem
. to eIsains Bi-rs and trey III hnd them ~
seuted. We are confident that our
CALiFORNIA WINE BIrTERS
will soon place those oIou comPoaads and tina,
the public In general viii be bsneh.d BY It
SAlNSEvAIN BROS.
Sole Prophe,ors.
The popularity of this product has In the pace OF
two ears, tasen III. above ali Other Bss IN Cali
fornia Oregon British Columbia aud al te Pacific Cost
tins hes Determined solicit the Agency foG friends
Mr.s SAINsfNAiN BRO,, who have slready conhded 10
u the Agency OF theiI Vines.
Each lppsr .ip CON ~ from Caforuis viii bring me q
lot of their most por b.v@Ens Ssn.evsn ne Bit
ten. CESAR AUG. kOBrRI. No 81 C-dar-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
Go uJbom II man gonrtrn.
oFyicE ~ CIrr Is.PEcIoK. Jgly lSe9
gI>O TIE CITIZENS Of NEW-YORk CITY:

oFyicE ~ CIrr Is,PEcToK, Jgly Z. 1863
rINO THE CITIZENS Of NEW-YORk CITY:
ssEo. tlins ono~ of City Insp.o;or La. bs-o NY
ih. appointment ths piece. VIZ: That ~ooii sI.H all q
v-st.i ~ n- can clean the ss-s vi the
ltire Ciy How fsf have suec-sl-d. submit TO the ds
osrnasnt as.ry interested psbe IN th case especially
samp-ssri ln indss 80,
hou.h III .fse,s present IN the hi ish condition
e.snL... to wlioA psoJ0.e 20 bns them, "PiOpns 10
tat hunsn pgw.I could accomplish WITH tls Iofe1 Of NJ
maad la. been das BY the officers and ~i.msn ei sh'
dsysftasni -, ,..., -.
daily pss-ltsi o~en setsd. bat mns
asuou .ven ~ ALL and possible case
tle ruls,noe la. been sbsied .
repeat IA, asd pledge the Streets must aud 'haI
cleaned our thefogb 'hsii We p ei-anhnr. VITA
The aud Aied ci,ios In The world and
G human si ~ and a.oons of nsaHs command can
accomplish H. the Ga, new fofk hail Ia rv.peet Of ssni'
tsfy cosdiflsn, bs the p.tiefn oifh- wVild
thsfs ore all uhaDiA ts OF the CIy - af
nc fogwsd tis much ussdsd reform Largely does
smpofani msi,sf dsP.gd the senvc ssd iaho!
es-opssiion o al ntsfs.,ed yaeasIv sseh asastAncs
Lee dsd daring ln- 5uusasef ae stha
1Ls erdnsDes tssp~etug tao deposition Of sabsse sshss
fsbLish kc 10 f.Gisy obs,ed nuisance. nast
created sbd oceT ~oikman Of tale Del Aitle us
uus hadss f.sed IN tho eIvci,s Of hs dute' A.
ell the part Of any oi 1hs eni-
Tloye-s ths p-psiD.eLt aha be e0rsatc II
proper psat be made over the signature Of any chsn
iar sLs b. held se secguD'sUe IoI the isiIh
ful dl.eh.rss VI kis dIty r. A. boOLE,
CITY Inspector
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
Four several times the Rebels charged upon thSt part
Of our artillery across the open plain, and -four times

Four several times the Rebels charged upon that pan
Of our artillery scross the open plain, and -four times
were they repulsed with terrible slaughter.
| The promp,nefs with which this great flank
movement uf Lee was met aud check kmated reflects
he high ., credit upon the General Commanding.
| Indeed, tie troops were handled with consumnate
ability during the entire day, Gen. Meade being in
he field often under very heavy fire, holding ev-
ery thing under his own eye and supervision, In
which he was aided and accompanied by his Chief
of.StaF, the gallant Gen. Gouvernenr X. Warren.
Night came at last, and with her sable mantle
closed the scene. The result Of the days work may
be summed up briefly as follows:
| Lee had been attacked OH his chosen ground, and
our center had driven the Rebel lines more than ono
mie. The Army of tue Potomac fought with q
resolution never before equaIled during the war.
Our left was pushed back but very slightly. The
great strategic movement had been foiled. Not moro
lhan two-hds Of our forces were engaged during the
day.
Although having suffered severely, especially in
officers, We may safely set down the enemy's loss as
greater than ours. The army had been brought un-
der new commander, and with necessarily but an
imperfect knowledge of the army, with all its sp-
pointmenis. At the close, all the advantages Of the
day were in our favor, while our troops were in
spired with success, and heavy force which had
not previously been engaged stood ready 70 renew
the attack on the morrow. The infantry firing
ceased at dark, but the cannonading did not stop
until near o'clock at night, having been kept up
with great vgor from our batteries, and weakly re.
piled 10 by the enemy
Too much pra.e Cannot be awarded 10 the rank
aud file Of our noble veteran Army OF the Potomac,
who have made one Of the greatest marches on rec
ord Of 200 niles. part Of the time during the
most intense heat, making 90 and 80 miles per day
with knspsacks gun, rations, and eight rounds oi
ammunition. Large numbers Of those ~bo were un-
able TO keep up with their commands during the day
would march the entire night, reaching the encamp-
ment in the morning only u perform another days
work more fatiguing than that Of the preceding
!. will he gratifying 10 the friends Of Brig Gen.
@. X. Warren, formerly Of the New-York 9Th
Zousves, now Chief Of Gen. Mesdes staff. to know
that he performed bis duties in most gallant and
heroic manner riding with the uimo,t coolne,s over
fields swept by the enemys fire, seeuingly every
where present, directing, aiding, and cheering the
troops
Our artillery again opened fire upon the enemy
on Friday morning At daylight, aud when our in
ormsnt left the scene Of battle the firing WAS inces
sant aud rapid
Maor.Gen. Siekles los, leg in the engagement OF
ye,terdAy. II was reported be was a, Hanover to-
day on bic way to Baltimore, his leg having beeu
amputsted above the knee.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
THE ARMY OF TmK CUMBERLAND.
The Occupation OF TuIIshsns The Retreat
Of Bragg's Army -Burusidc's Opera
lions In East Teaucssc~.

Of Bragg's Arny-Buruside's Opera
lions In East Tesncssc~.
fTh. foo-iss ei.p.ieh.. -.r. published In portion Of
oat ss.sIdsy's msrriDg paper
1vLL,HoxA. "sdsssaay. JAY !. 1861
The ID Kentucky cavalry, IN the advance of Gen.
Brssnsns division, and the 3!rb Indiana mounted
infantry, In ths advance Of Gen. Nendars division,
entered TuahoIna At noon to-day.
whesers cavalry-,hs rear guard Of the enemy
left - we entered. Tho town entirely evacu-
aied. Only one soldier and about two DOZEN eai'sons
remsined.
Gen. Bragg lsft there last night His main force
rstreated Oh the Winchester road.
Gen. Stesrns, Of the Rebel cavalry, was morally
wounded in \ skirmish on the 30lb aud died to-day
ri Decberd.
The Chattanooga Reb,i Of the Both says:
Considerable apprehension was unaffected yester-
day 1t the reported advance Of Burnside with .
column Of $1,000 men upon Esst Tennessee We
hasten TO dispel the fear II Burnside does advance,
which We regard 40 highly improbable, there arc
ample means provided 10 give him that hot reeep-
on which he 50 emnently deserves Of us. His last
raid has fully awakened our War Department
10 tho Importance Of preparation. ln accordance
with this the new levy Of troops recently raised
under tho proclamation Of Gov. Vance has been or
dered thlth0r. anu kfo ore tnib postou Win o'h''
bodes Of cavalry and infantry in quarter not ex-
podient " I'm me, along tho line Of defense. Work
inen are also hourly engaged on tue brldges de-
stroyed by the enemy
Although previously advised OF tho fact, we are
permitted 70 CRAFTY popular curiosity in this matter
concerning tho movements OF Generals Besuregard
and d. II. Hill. These officers know our Affairs
best, and keep their counsel IL IL sufficient 10 say,
the new evius now IN proccss VI collection come INTO
tho service in good time.
We must urys our fellow citizens Of Tennessee,
Alabama and Gsorgia 10 be speedy, II they wouii
crush tho advance Of tho enemy. Meanwhile, troops
are hourly en- route for the OF active oPern-
tons In front. aud however vigilanI hs may DO, We
hole 70 catch K0secrsns yet.
By somc inadvcrtency, Us YET unexplained, he
seems 10 have gotten temporarily tho advantage
Tho light hss hardly begun. Before he II done WIN
Bragg bs will have one Of the boodisst battles OF
the war.
The Rebel has letter from Tullahoma. 2Gth, giv.
ing an account Of the battle at Hoovcr's Gap. 1t
says both Johnsons and Clsytons Brigades were
engaged. the goth Tennessee lost " killed and
wounded Among the OfiOsn killed WAS Major
Fry CIsybrook, Adjutant James Thomas, Cspt. Pet
tigrew. The killed OF the regiment numbered IL.
Col. Grenfsl, Inspector Of Brsgg's Stan, has been
arrested by the civil authorities for stealing negroes
He 10 an Englishman.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
THE s.ia 1868.
1868.
NNsYLvANIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
THE sHonTEsr AND oTicKEsr ROUTE
Fuo~ Nsw.Yoxk rar PsiNcIpAL wssrRRS Crriss
sr,so ,r.ns mn aiy from NrwYors to Ph.,sds psa ~
rsSa S' fssISs "a sos IL Th INV VEST By ruIs
KoUrE LEAVE sEW.YoRK FROM TIE
BY Of Philsdsp lrnirg sess New
York at sne hsr 'cu'es sveniss psssenseO
G y. M, one hour later tnsn other lines
Byw-y Of A,nown -v.n.s ps,ssas. so.h s,s ":
point. in the NOrthWs. Crss,s Louisville.
Sc Loais. Cleveland. Ccumeah, .iochns" sAa ~ MAN
riss.or. sS a,l.. snS Me-. Yoi to Pi,,.bush, ~ ns&
suokiss and Saloon tsrs op all hsina fn
Fac h e sauie 40 other routss
baggage checked through. Trsnsfefr Ice.
Secure Ticket: good Sn,il u..a ey rbs.Ss's~
The Psupsylvsn,a CentL Cowpssy rune 90 Am'gsny
Accomnsds ion Line. VII eh sherls eo@sr!se's mSds
travel 10 parties moving westward ss sn&1i "s S's" '~
Of tsrs. .nr,auraf .
By this route heights Of eli oescriptions can oe
70 and frem any pom, sp The h.iosss Gt b, RAIL-
W..t b, .tssmrrs fio.a Pit,sbursh. - w,,
o. P.n.syy.nis Central q 81 tuss ss 'avorsos
q arc charged BY oteer hail,esa Sh 70 ,h,s
shippers strus'ing the tsnsPcftAsson =! sns .', '
Company. can rely WIN n%E SSSaas sTOcKsS'F 81
e.,m.r, and Dealers Lave Sock will nnd ss mos AZ
vsni.s-ous route Cspsc'oSs iu' eosssS on aas
S n, every sstssties pslA 70 Their ws
Hssburs where wi lbe found every eonvsn enee for
i:ss;s ;Ps sa'ss .sd sssairiaoRE mo
iEEcH Co, Freight Assnt. ~ elI
o MeDossib 1'si siscHosf' ss 'i ES sS S
No Batter, .placs.
,Jd ENocH LEWIS General eratsadsut A.s>us. Ps.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
ONE to SIX BOXES of " WINCHESTER'a

" SPECIFIC PILL" viii permanently cure sny csss oi
Seminal Weaknss daily or nightly. HOWEVER AGakAv.TEp
wheiber resup pr from Exesses and Will be
found equally .ic isnt 10 affections OF Proats tsts
and dis. sses generally Of toe Uriadrv Or0ams
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS-"I have used your 'sPs.
cyic PILL many Of Se atrea and with Tho o''
ptst suece" J. MiLros SAspsEs, h. D., LII d.. brook
iyn
at IL nsua specific any medicine can b. have
cured very severe essss with from DOsRs"-B.
KgirH NJ D.. Ed Repertory Of Med. Science. Nsv York.
PERSONAL" Mr.. Winehes,sr IL WORTHY o. ALL CONF.
pascE aud devote, himself automatically to these Prspara
tiousp-H xersd,M Kese. NJ H.. ILL., ~. A~er'ea" Medical
Gdxetie. hse York.
TIE SPECIFIC PILLS not Homeopathic remedy, nor
does contain Msreury Iron Csnthsrds or any inanou.
Ingredient Price: pes boz six boxes (pasa e'ed az
ones) Tor IS Sent by mail. Sold who es,s aud retail by
j. WINCHESTER No. " JohR.st. n. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
Ale0lful.
and the vIGOR of YOUTH re-

MANHOOD and the YIGOR Of YOUTH re-.
1N1 stored in FOUR WEEKS by Dr. HICORDo ES-
SESCE of LIFE-Dr. RICOkD. Of Paris, sitef yrGs OF
earnest has st length scceded to the urgent e
quest Of American public, and apo ntsd AthN Ia
kEN-YORk for tho sale of hts vsucd sod hshIy pi@ed
ESSENCE Of LIFE
This wonderful sssn. viii restore nsuhood to the mo'
shattered constitution whether arising from eIceSs' SAL
required to cure tho nvstssts case four ves soa
used ding printed distinctions (which are very
simple) failure 10 impossible
This heeorng remedy should be taken by oil soous 70
marry ts effects permsnenL IL aehno~sdged oJ
the press o. be the greatest discovery evo' made
sIccess in every ss certain - that 'cas"oe over
throws ignorance -, ,..
full for uss $3 tour quantities IN ope iof
90; and will part, carefully pscfeS on teoe
OF remittance BY his agent, Phiiy hol.nd NO *fi
Rtosus. .t nns door from Bfosdwsy. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the CoPartner-
.uip l,oetofof~ .rs,ius under tho nsms Of H. bUR-
KELL Co .s THIS DAY DISSOLVED by mutual eoa-
srut And tho business ss OF tho eoncon len with sEf
MUuK BUKRELL 70 settle q. No ~ tssIl.st New.iork
Jyn. "A Ishl HARRY BUKRELL.
SEYMOUR BURkELL.
Tho Produce Business hitherto eondacted by II: 81 X.
kFLL Co. will 10 continued at No. ~ Pearl and NJ. 70
W.,.I-.,s nv SEYMOUR BUKkkLL.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS to

N LAKE sUPERioR.-The .plsniid nra-olSs -. ansrs
ILLINOIS and MEtEOk ieavs Cleveland q 10. a. follows
o. oelocl ~ aud Dstot Mienlss tho day after q ~
o'coc. a. IN July o. IA, o.. nd 81. Augg. y H. ~
aud 10 ou pleasure trip, to L.ks Sopsrsr pssnE hroosb
bssual Iiv-Is Detroit St tlsu and ~ twith
i.l.. throngt he's Es Huroa. 81. Csir, sad
supe IN full tbs f.rn, Pictured kocks tsns
100 feet perpendicular from ia. wirr) A.o. vi'iuns Ali
poins iptsrest Owing Passengers an opDo
topi,y To visit "a. Copper aud Iron Mn-s which
at this time uusqusird By any ia tho world The s0.vs
boats 81 the very best the Meteor oeiig entirely new
tut expressly for III. route up with svsy improve
sut fc tho ety. and comfoH Of pss'eus"s Good
tnu.ic bosd and The tsols swsys suppisd via evry
luau fs ior the round uip tO,v u,los from ,. 20
$50. ii. GAHhtTTSON y Co., tlets sua
}. T. MHlIINu Co. Detroit.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
T'HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

IT UDUT ANU KUFI HH IINH.
All ,uH.rsr from the above complaints either of recent o.
lonx .,Andiug are adyi..d to u,e bLAlRs oOUI AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS. Tbey rrllsd upon ih. most
.s and .a.tus remedy offered TO be public snd have
been universally ussd IN EuroIe foT nsLy years "ih the
Pr,p.r.a by PROUTk nkRsANT No 129 Strand Lou.
don farlsni. and cold by their Aselts WELLS Co.,
fTsnGtn sL. Nsw.YorG
U,r hsis.,'. hsv. authorized the
and sddrr.s OF THOMAS PROUr !29 Strand. Londsn 10
b. Impressed upon the Govrruuens stamp ned 10 each boz
VI the s-lulns medicine.
Price Is ard - cents per bor
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
Gopartnrrship iiotircs.

CO.PARTNERSHIP .-WIILIAM BORDEN
~ ss.ocia,ss With bm from this date LEASDER Low
ILL Ills ncphe~ ard for the eevsn ysss CLERK with
hnl aud will continue business under the name and sylroi
BORDEN LOWELL. Noe ~ and II Wsst'sl
New York July l. 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-INCRE ,SED

EOR NEWPORT via NEW-YORK aud
Il kEw-hAyEN aud SHORE LINZ RAILROAD -Oa
and sfer MONDAY yans 49, 1859 ATR AIN will leave a7th
q and Nh-as. I l2lo m pa sng through New. Haven,
out ohsnSe OF when the splendid steamer Water Lily
will % In waiting to start Immediately the arrival o. the
Bay, arriving at Ticket. sold aud bssgaxs eAeck ked
through N JAS Il. AOfT, Superintendent. '
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
bALrIh0Ks Jun- 20, 1903.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-T firm o


IN uU.T CLARK l. 20. consisting Of WM. IL HUNT.
STEPHEN ". CLARK. and klt HARDY II. kENdtMl
heretofore doing buness 81 the corner Of .ad lo.h "
rtou d. L., and thence removed 10 No ~ s>i
Prss Baltimore, Maryland whsfe the busine's wss con-
taued mp about the sst day OF August ol .hsn le
Aforesaid hrm dolv,d BY decease of STEPHEN w
CLARK this being the h notice pubh.hsd OF saa dssoa
tlou The surviving parties VIM. b. Hunt and kiehsld "
H. Ketsnum hsviua purchased the interest," Of stephen w
Clak dscsased from his sdnlnrs fI And CONTINUED the
business uBde the aud hfm OF HUNT x kETCHUN,
M 10 the OF May 1859 ct which date they d,os
sna .st keehum puIcnAed ths interest ef sAd liant from
sd tho day Of Jane 1904 tho sfsessd
partnsrhips - set forth In their articles dissolution
Il v. r. kE1CHUM.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
observation-disclosures q o'clock on Saturday morn.

I'M, nm. bouse OF James Burnett No lt3 East Tenth
siest was entered by John Roberts aud Chas' rdwHds
by climbing over fence In tho NO 10 hs sane
49,. nd b,s.tI The glass In the back basement door
They tho house but ooy succsedod 10 carrying on
.hon, 400 worth OF obng The family was fop he mo
They wore suested ana Locked up ''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
fAdvortiseiDenel

"ROYAL LCOURTsHIP"-IiOw conducted. he
Wemsn of 1ufhry-Mannss and Customs allied
tnsy hsnsEs 10
FnrIsnd-F~male Life IL London-Se~ing Wonsn nTheir
Condion-Ciosn Teeth Pure bfeeh--&e. An 'sD r""H'
NOLOGICAL JOURNAL. loo. ~ OsJsN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
STEAMBOATS, an0 Raiiroaos.
IS6:3 LAKE SUPERIOR 1863.
Consi.tins o. stesmers -

PLANET. METEOR CITY OF CLEVELAND
TRAVELLER ILLINOIS
IRON CfSY aad NORfHkhN LIGHT. -
One Of the above viii leave DE lhO Il bllCni
GAN at 10 o'clock ! m, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY oil esca Srsk, during season
Of uavixstion for al point. Oh Lake Superior
Ls.vinx CLEVELAND on the previous evening Ct 8
e'cock y m. I.
OILY .bost esul per ns cheaper than other Ples'Gre
Rou,e iD the world
For fur her iorm.,ion see sssson Cards
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- Al Ou..n,,own cork Ha.bor tn. llkuown steam
er. OF the Liverpool Newly and fhisdciniA Stesm2
tompuny is'eud.d 10 SAIL 80 ioIo"s -,
CIR Or BADTIM JKE. E..............'.'sstuidS 5sy ~
CITY or WASHlNGJOS............ ....osiufdaJ July ~
EDISBURGH 'sp q
north Riy-i.
HATES OF PAssAds
Paysble In gold or its EQUIV Dt Ia currency; -. ~.
FIRST CAbiS.....Se SeV "a, ,SIEEkAGk..... ...est %
tira Csbn Iotdop. IS % -t~srase TO Lohdon... -
bif.t C.b,n TO Pu.... co Sts.r..v to Pans. ~ -
b,t sbiu 10 Hamburg ~ " stseIs.- 10 Hsnbnrs 81 -
Iu,rbscrs sso forxaded 70 hssTe' hIenen hoe'eraam
Aniwelp kc.. st equally low raes
FaT.s from Liverpool Of Ql-,u,towu; Let Caoin s7a
Slla s,,.fug~. ~ Those Who ~ish to seIa IeI tns.
t.!snds an buy ticket. he's as these raiss.
for fut her information spply Of the Campsoys ohce'
JOHN O. DALE Agent. No l. bTosc"sy, ~ l.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
9teamboats ano t.ai!roa0s.

nIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART.
~ FORD. eeansctins With Rsrosd 70 SPRlN0HiELD
NORTHAMeTON. BELLOWS FALLS. BATTLE.
BORO', &c: Stssmsr GRANITE STATE Isaves Pseksp,
a. m. Monesy. Wednesday, and Friday steamer CITY
" HARTFORD lssvss P~ok.. slip q { p NJ. Tussd.y.
Tbursf y and Saturday.
conn andsd by compsten and experienced oiesu.
Esw.York Nav IS 1879
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

NyEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ApFLPHIA I'D tho SOUTH and WEST via JER-
SEY CITY-Msl sAd Expess Lin~s lesvs Nee issk o.
All 10 a M. T. d, 1881 aud lt:D p. NJ tNs % fhfcosn
Ssrsase checked allan 10 a. N. Sd In rd ii'o p w.
w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Sspestntendsae
bssgas. bs received oT srains saes dshvsfs9
ana a IS inutes In advance Of the time Of having
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

THE MAGNIFICENT first class, full-powered,
iron screw -ssaUsr.
an E II 8 r. Y".
Commander O. A. PROUD. X. N. r.
31L5 Tuss BURDEN t3J hoRsE-PowER. - .
VIII sell JULY from NewYok 70 Liverpool, calling I"
Corr receive end deliver passensers and di.Pscne
Raes of PssssS~ payable IN First Caon taccord
ing to go S95 &le including every
requisite except Wines sad Liquor" which can Do ootsnsa
on board 49,. r.,t...
Children between aud IL years half price Infants iree.
Str~rsss S35 Children 10 IL years. half price inans'
IS.
An experienced Surgeon will be csuied For fSssss'
spply to SAEEL & SEARLE No. ~ Broadway, N I.
DO be- followed by the ShA SNON ou the 9Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
i GREAT EASTERN,
WALrEn PArou ConnAndeY,

l. GREAT EADTERN.
WALryx PAroH CsnmADdsT,
viii bs dispatched
Erg~ LtsrpoI Fvem Nsse Yoyk
Saturday, May l6 Saturday. June 6.
1ussday, June 3D. Tuesday. July 81,
and o. fsgu,sr intervals thereafter.
FIEST CABIN. from. 80 to - l3S
Excursion cke. out sad back Ia tue First and Second
Csbin. ouly. fare anu half
Servants sceom yanyias Passenger and children sndsr
yssrs Of sgs. half fare Infants free
STEERAGE Nth sapsnor sccsmmod atious. go
ALL FARES PAYABLE IN GOLD, OR ITS EQUIVA.
LENT IN u g. CURRENCY.
Each passenger slowed ~ cubic fest VI lusgsss.
An experienced Surgeon on board
CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
.. At the Once, No. 26 BrVsdwsy.
H0WLAND AsPINwALL, Alen,s
No. 81 Soutbst.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRk:
For NewH.,en. :, tExl -i.0 g. IA l?ls tEAh
2y (Exl 30. 20 srd Q. ,n
Por Bfiegr pot Z 8 tE1.). ii.3' O. NJ Els (E1h u"
For Milford aud rs,ford T. Il.3,a m. aso SO u.
For Fslrn.ld Southport and Wsspor, lLS M . %
Sor Norwst 7,s.3o lLso = m. liis tELh otEAh
No, p.r.n and Green xich. I. 80. IL 20 . m 80 40
For stamford l. CEn J. soo, it3o m, ia1 (EIl 40
For Pori ch-s.r aud intermediate stations $50, iL@
M ; , 81 A5. 81, t3. P. NJ .
70, Po,t Oh. ter and New ochelle. p n.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boson va Sprngh-ld, . a III. II s"kEAb W ..
For Bss,oa, via Shor. Line. u. i3 (ES b y y. %.
fer Baftford AID sprin. held. . IN. lEIh n~' D."
tEI.l p. n. 49,, ~,
II. 10 .. M ard 80 o. m. to Northamrton. 49,.
For Hartford, Pr1vdsncs aud Fishkul RaiLosd. s(EAh
III .
8 a ~. u IS. 70, p. M
For c Snsl Rs,uoea, - IS p. m. to Sothsmpteos
; ,r Housat Raj road. q m W ~ m
Eor Nsueafuek Railro4d, Q q u 30 y. M.
For p,ub nv and Sor~Alk RAiltosd, a m, 40 %.
Conn. .odious slecyieg C.r. a. h,d = p m Train
IAMFS r. HOfr. Suprrirtendeut,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06

rCHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
J. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PIrWFEE NFM- fORk AND LIVERPOOL CALLING
AT COAX HAhbOk. ~
AND BETWEEN BOSTOS And LIVERPOOL, CALL
mo Ar HALIFAX AND Cohh HARboR.
AFRICA Ston. leaves Boston.. sdp-sisy, June "a
,01IA Juahh .l..vss H-s-Yort Wedr-sdsy, JAY |
CAN ADA. Noodle. leaves Boston. 'daesda,I1
CHINA Aua.t,ouesve. h.v.Yosk. eds-sjss. july Is
ASIA snspuouls.ys. Boston. " -dHs-dsy. yaiy 2?
PERSIA leaves New -YoIk w e5nesosy. Ju 2s
IRON Ssv.ioKK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Psssss ei3- q
Second Csoin Psssase. wv
FRox TO LivLkPoDL-
Chef Cabin Pa-s eye -
Second Cabin Pssssg-. ................,." 10 W
tsy.hs IA gold or equiya.ni 10 t1let States currency
Ber.hs MT scared unt paid isr
An experienced surgeon on board
Tho Of there sps viii not be sceeunaoefT Sp@
e, or vsgahs. Bill ol Lsdink having the 'aas "a
pressed ar sisr-d therefor
Y CuNARD. No. 4 Bowling green
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-06
NEW-YoRK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRsNGtMENT.
COMMENCING JyLY 3. 1909.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:

Passenger Staten in Ne~York. corner Esh-st end <h
Entrn. 9Th