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Through q gentleman Just arrived from Lees.
burg, in L0UdOn county, we learn chat the Yam
KEGS continue to annoy the people Of that county
by stealing horses. a-rresting citizens, etc. on
the night Of the 18Th q company Of about one
hundred entered town with g list of persons %
BE- carried stf, among whom were Wiiiam S.
Pickett and the Rev. Chas 81 Nourse. They
succeeded in capturing Mr.. P, and then re-
paired, about eleven O'Clock ct night, to the
residence Of the latter. The family had retired.
but tbs knocking At the door brought the
object Of their search forth, when be was
confronted by q straPpiUg big fellow in uniform,
who demanded to know whether Mr.. Nourse
was At home. Yes" was the parsons reply.
'sRey. Chas. 81 Noursef'' Yes" 'rWeIL
Lieut.. Smith Is st the Pickett house, and de-
sires to see Won" Il do not know Lieut..
Smith, and if did I could not see him to-
night "Bnt you must 60" replied the hire
ling in guilt buttons.
Being assured that hs would do no such thing
he called for 3 file of men to arrest the refrsc-
tory rebel, when Mr.. NOursS inflicted q stun
ming blow somewhere in the e-ountenauce of his
would-be captor, which sent him Keeling back
ward, while be himself fed and took refuge
under the steps Of a very dark cellar which
at tne time happened To- be well filed with
water. The ~rufians rushed into the house
aud rsnsacked every nook snd corner, even
to the taking from her bed a daughter who
was il wi.h the typhoid fever. Failing to find
the " fighting parsOn,' they finally went to the
cellar, trea1i8g within ca inch and q half Of his
head Upon entering the first exclamation was,
=" This is a id dark hole" Being urged by
his comrade to proceed, he did so, and went into
the weter a foot deep, which caused him to ex-
claim By Cd, here's water Being again
urged forward, the next step soused him into the
cooling element up to his waist. This was rather
more than he had bsrgaiEe5 for, and here the
search terminated. After remaining in BIS hiding
place for several hours, the reverend gentleman
emerged, and is now safely on bis way to Dixie.
Mr. Pickett they made walk 10 Washington,
q ~distancsof about forty miles, and compelled
him to swim Goose ereek-a no uncomfortable
stream, when swollen, to do so.-RlehmOnd Dis
PATCH.
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General Orders 30. 90

HEADQUARIGBS DEPARTMENT HussIs-3
sLcP1 AND EAST LOUISIANA.
JACKsoN, Kiss, alsrcl Stu Is63
lOL. C.A.FUaLEk, 3st Regiment Loaisiaua H-syv
Oarm-ry d hereby aaneanast a. Ls-peetorSFnsrI
o. deaFy Ari1lJ Of Depsr m-nz Hisissi7pi and
Eass Louisiana re VIII be 05eyeI and res1eers1
accordingly
By order Lsutensn-Gen.r PEEBEBros.
n. ~naaMLEGER-
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SVLDiAks- suffers aad cil zsls. as respectfully f-
iot1e4 tE2- hey caa pfoclls szy sm1auto Of BAR
oOAF p Alst rate quality p-t % 70 boxes ans IS as
ieao-@9le pres as las tlues VIA permit, BY applying
e soap t-ctorgtt ia Jacks0n, HISS, near ths CON
fsdess ts H0uss. Tvl1u
1T 4InF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

Ia some parts Of Indiana. Illinois and
Iowa e aushel and a half Of corn viii buy bat
one pound q sugar, and three bushels Of corn
OF q bushel Of wheat win buy one pound Of
coffee. The price Of laoor mas 50 Increased that
the corn crop or thousands offarms wiz not psy
she cost Of gathering and preparing toI Market
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

IN pursaanee Of the above order al Iron matters ma
o-her conrfaetGrs wlhn The STAT of Alsban4 Car
ga, South CeFoiiza sra Tennessee VIII make .nsifra-
ton 20 re for the detail Of such couEcrpts as nav y.
Indispensable in carrying ont her conEraez wrh fhs
Ordnsrce Depar meut, CS A.. 10 prevsns ranss d
"il % Jeqli e4 q esea eon5fsctor kng application
accompanied by a esrI1ed copy a lis confrset A.
OATH MAT the saf wees Of ths 2ersons desired % De- de-
Uaetr and that tes leoreT carnos b Otherwise oh
famed a1d fEih7r That wen she services Of - cor
scafs sl-i 70 OBS &c n4eaeaf the sdant viii turn
ths co. sTiPt overt b. the ~enr0Iing oFeer ~ he distrior
or -e 7lle p ne rmy ais0 a certificate Of tie enroll
tg nee Of tM dsirict TIA the rer-oas uuaad ia ths
re4iisi na naFe oeen prepery enrolled Ceuidcases
ana o-Iha 70 De by aaa Def re q jas icsof tie peace OK
Other nas ssrats aa.dEzsd 5y law b amnstsr osfhs-
eo@ma4ie-t ems aaares 60 D ne CO selma Ala
via meet with proup- a-tsntoc-
w. RICHARDSON HUNT.
mh9tm Maor stc, o. O=dnalos Datv.
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WANTED.
WANwER-

LADY fss perieucs a. TE CaER ia nv family
"a &adrssz us 81 Rfaudoa 81
mh9 JAS. B C0CE-
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BELTIHG I'D 80.

GlFE eight and nneiucs Rubser Bsiang, Rubtsr
- Ho.s est Steel Nh and Whip Saw Wsediug
19 q sfmoI 1huTns - email q 5srtnent 81
as02a are AND Chtas fr ssis wholesale or retail. a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

1EADQUAzFERs DGPARrMESr ussIs-l
S4PPI AND EAST LOUISIANA
JACSsoE, Mar-h1 10 1853.
HEREAFTER no passports wiz be gnan.sd 10
As pers0us de iuas 70 vst sac city o. Rev Orsans.
b order Lsatsuaat General PznBERTox
J. r. MORRISON,
El1L- 2W ID n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

Uader tie Law IT s. zRssDng e the fact that Mobile
ION e ssElaa been prohsled from obtaining supplies from
alass 70 IS ats On Es Noble ard Ono rafToad above
- 10 7 y indian. - Tubaae says "Gen. Pembsrton
sauishl goa rot nasa Be qHaa Of those articles that
Tlsan De- GOT shove ne point where be begins lis
4 Cd . ? sszteh1ag.s Let Gen. Psmberton 90 to all the
aaasr tbs i~slafons, II Be likes, and see wbat stores belong
ing 3 tbe government ara now lying r0ttng At
each ana every warehoasa, and We think he
9 eons VII and enough provisions to last his army
sa soatsse~s months without oon6seating q single pig
aSs5sasa6lsa key" Does tie Tribune speak advissdly
oFsSsass r .heTe shculd no complaints come up from
~ a'ae camps. Can some Of our friends on the line
Ne8mpan# .--
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40

In consequence Of The scarcity and extremely
bigb nrice Of paper, and 9 recent advance 10.
~ cost Of composition we are forced from the
n-essat time to increase the price Of our paper
a news eeents from seven 70 ten cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10
STERLING PRIeE,
Mrs Alex. F. Gigeus, and others, Montgomery
Alabama.

PERsoNAL-We were pleased to meet our
friend John 0. saasseri, Esq. last evening, he
having just escaped the Federal lines. Mr.. s.
was severely wounded, and taken prisoner, in
the successful charge made by Colonel Forrest
on the Tuesday succeeding the battle Of Shiloh,
and, after lingering for months in the hospitals
and prisons Of the Northwest, is again at lib
cry. lie undoubtedly has az account to settle
that win be Hquidated At the earliest oppor-
tanity.
We met in the city this morning a. B Plants,
Esq president Of the Southern express com
psny. His interest in shs prosperity Of the
enterprise under his management, has led him
to make this lengthy trip from his residence, in
Augusta, Georgia, and he reports a much more
favorable progress Of business than could have
reasonably been expected in the present dis
turbed state Of the country. Mr. P. also reports
thst the utmost con6denee prevails on the coast
as 10 our ability to Tepel The tbrestened attacks
upon the cities of Chafesioa and Savannah
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wRrECEa

LfR0M ths dats al biEs must ts paid on p~ress~ta-
y ton, o. "a 5hs 0Hcs .glbia t1res a7s o. ne ao4
Of Gas VII be cut or =. PE4Lg,
TrLGiws Erra intend ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

M PA C Artillery
Ircer the4sw recently passed BY Congress. 0ra,-
foa Of certain persons IRON mhary service" r,ou win
ofieer . exeapt 81 artisans. fc1an e. and sw-
ptogees ID tie estaolahnen's Of such persoas Is ara Or
Pc engaged under cozrscs with tbs g-ovarnmsnt-
o per munitions Of Wa s-ddsae, harness aad army eun-
oEe& Thee men mlst 81 BE- enrolled and ten 5s-
taled IS p1oVidsdias ciion g General Order 10. 81
You ss 1~eaiguatsd as the Or1nsucs officer 70 set.
unser tas law, Tor an contractors within yoar iuissis-
uon- l. GORaAS,
Colonel and Chief Of @. duaucs.
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED
IBEkAL wasss VIA bs paid Ter good and ac-
II cspa5's SUBSTITUTE. nos ua5ls 70 conssrfD-
41a, TO- serve IN she Confaisrsts stz-es Army. Fer
pAf-cul2s apply On Ps-soa CT ~ letts 90
= j.. DAECRO
ny 5# Ror lei. O. man narr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

~ tbs e0uny LIBERAL wages osrL Apply to
a Z. S. Hunt.
Ul9d 9 Jackson Wzr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

= dr. Chambers, Of this State, has intro
ducsd a bill il The Confederate Congress 60 in
crease the compensation Of fsmaies employed in
signing notes IN the Treasury Department to
i've doIarsa dag. The Richmond Wig thinks
it IS quite likely that the bin viii eventually
pass, though there are hundreds Of ladies en-
ploysd in sewing day aud night for che clothing
bareau fer q mere pistaBce, who would gladly
accept The gsnsseI position Of note-signsrs
lOt sbs compensation nov allowed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

BIGH WATRR-Ihs james river has been
Tor day or Two past, and present
appearances iadicate shas the spring fresh of
1868 viii be up 10 the average ofprevious years.
Heavy snow storms ID the country above, and
proTscted Hams everywhere in Virginia, have
placed tls rivers and roads 10 q condition By no
favorabla to sn early advance Of The
invaders. Richmond lR6fg, "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

OONTRACT0Rs for Iron and other munitions Of
~ Tlr viii e. has I -m CHARGED with fhs execution
o. the above order I sh-A igiiy enforce . n "a
cases br0ug1t 10 M uoaea, snd b. addition as rer 7rs-
9io1s orisr from the SUFe-il-eads1t of The Etrs and
Mini s EuTfau vii send eve 3 con-rzc or So fzlnr.
Is subject TO the Corscupt lsW. 20 the nearest rswn
3f instruction for service 10 tla army.
WI RICHARDSON HUNT.
Hh5-lm MsjTr, SEE, on Ordnance Dufy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

@. S. NITRE AND SHINING BuREAUy
RECHM0yD, February 3 1868

MAJ WILLIAM HUNT IscEzrged with es~.
w cu-op Of the sb17e General Order. Nc. III IN -
States q Georsa, Tennessee. Alabsma ard 81 sssp1f-
Z b. ST JCHN.
Major and Superntendent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

q We viii present, In our issue tomorrow,
an abe letter from DE- Palmer, Of New Orleans,
on ihe subject Of the responsibilities, moral as
wei g civil, that attsch to the oath of ale
gianee exaetsd by che Federal authouhes in
houiaiaua and elsewhere It was received too
late for publication to-day
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

II On Friday last four soldiers wars execu-
Ted for d%essTton at Yicksburg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

n Il viii be seen that Lieutenant-C COLONEL
}. & Waddy has been relieved from duty IN
this department, end ordered to report at Rich
mond Wherever he may be assigned to service
this gentleman viii carry with him the best
wishes Of those with whom he has come in con-
tact in Mississippi where bis past labors are
known and appreciated
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PRESENTATION 70 egN. PBTCE,

Il DazaEa ~ EA1N AZ ZEN niue
MoNTGomERY, ALA, Feb. "a, 1868.
MAyoR-CESERAL STERLING PRICE; The Ia
dies of Montgomery, fully appreciatng your
heroic conduct, sublime devotion and invaluable
services in the hailowed cause Of Southern indie
Rsndence, and desiring 60 express their high es-
TEEN, their earnest undying gratitude 70 one
whose pure patriotism. whose noble ~selfabnega-
ton. hss won the love and admiration Of his
~counFyneH and women, beg your acceptance
Of She accompanying hat, as 8 very slight testi-
mouiaI Of the regard and confidence Of those
whose prayers viii ever follow you and the gal
liant men ofyour command, Of whom Jul nation
al snnalist must proclaim
Enough Of merit has each bonorsd name,
To shine unisrnished on the ron Of fame,
To stand the example Of each distant age,
And add new lustrs to the historic page,"
Very truly yours,
MRs. S. E GIVEN,
Mrs. W. B. GmMER,
MRS. Z L. GREEN,
Mas. Toni JUDGE,
Mrs. JUDGE PHELAE,
EIRs. E J.. FFTZPATRICK,
MRS. E. D LAGARA,
Mas. GENERAL FAIR,
MRS. W. Marks,
Mas. G. 7. POLLARD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

~ The Washington Republican, states that 8
Command has at last been definitely arranged fer
Gea Butler, and adds there is no more import
ant field Of operation N the continent than the
one which viii be embraced within the new de-
partment about to be given him. Where the
new lhsater upon which Butler Is to re-enact the
beast Is located, is not stated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10
FROM virginia.

RICHMOND, March 9--There is no truth in the report
published this morning, Of q fight on Sunday in Glouoes-
ter county, Va 1t was sscertained by reconnaissance
that the enemy had returned to their strong fortfca-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

~ " invile Aa lt.on q the public to
III card Of G. B. Mssg s. Co. forwarding
commission Mobile Tbs Is an
6rn. composed of energetic busi.
nsa men Of Memphis sad whose prompatude
and hisl1sy may be saisy relied ePon They
3sef ex.eBsixsIg "a ~ descriptions 81 blockade
Goods. and az sHays prepared to meet Tie
wsa- ii their ca8tonHTs-
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Special Order 10. SO.

gPGG4a4 order NO. 90.
h1ADROAELEE DaPaRTGzNT HuSSIS-9
SAeF1 AND GASr LOUISIANA
Jackson Mss, Mareh g, 1903.
LiAUT COZ J. r WADDY, A. A. G. g. his
own rsquss. is relieved from duty in ths De-
Partm4nl sad VII report 70 General s. Cooper A. and
l. Gone ais s. A Rezlo1d Va
By e-mnaHd Of Lisuk-Gsrsra PEHBEEToE.
r w. BIZ aMINGER,
ErIl-f r-aeaE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

TABLGAUx al CoNCERT.-On Friday night
next, the ladies' in the vicinity Of Terry's de-
pot, on the New Orleans road, viii give a con
cert and an exhibition Of t%ableaux, for the ben
eft of the hospital AZ that place. The object of
the concert is a praiseworthg one, and it is
hoped that the efforts Of these patriotic ladies
viii meet with the success they SO veil merit.
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al ~annalist must proclaim
NeTY ~ y0nls,

Enough OF merit has each honoEed name,
To shlne Untarnished on the roll Of fame,
To stand he example Of each distant age,
And add new lustre to the historic page,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

n Ne give to-day the first of a series of
letters from or regUlsr correspondent in North
Mississippi. Ills position will be with the ad-
vance guard Of our forces in the direction of
Memphis, and as be viii enjoy unusual facilities
to obtain the latest information, and has great
experience as q newspaper reporter, our readers
may expect to be in constant receipt of the
latest and most reliable intelligence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

= DR.. Gibbs, editor of the Columbia South
CarOtinion is now in Richmond to perfect the
organization Of the Associated Press of the
Confederate States, Of which he was elected
president By inc convention Of editors, which
recently assembled at Augusta and to carry
into ef5et the plans agreed upon by the conven-
tion for promoting tbs efficiency Of the tele
graphic news system. It is to be hoped an
early Improvement win take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-18

UEAD.UAAl ass DEPAHTnESr or THH lAsT
nFv-foHk, J-ly IL. lsoJ.
To trc loyal citizens Of Ncw-Nork.-AH p"f'on'
caf, flcl.f- .cr rlplrfy an'y To ssi IN
tuYpr,t..s pr.on a not sqEessd to rgor'
trru .rivr, rih-f = tlr 1~ss secs % lie onco'
detailed flf TIE pnrp.se 4 ofssniI o. tneln, yiz
f.rs Nafsa 49, bfc4Ipay LL'.c'i. Hall ~ Bfoalga
Coot,r ln..i..t- JOIN J.. WOOL. Hsjor O.urr,.
headquarters loyal brigade Of the HoTih.
80. - .sffsy, ~i~fs a unic.l ~ pusi De 81
90 tolof.i Nhf. BLISS, ors-nTas tts LusAta
ENROLLING JFfiCE>-So. 4at Bg3adUay oypg,lt- the
city n,H 40 Cenfr-st ogpe'.e CoUiro-fs ONCE AL
No. . 'oaris,. brnosiyh, 'qp 1.iis tig Hal
DIryee'- Znunye'- Attention .-OrgsB Eing for
the krcfs torp, rsa. ouE-y p-.1as sHoHtn- pay -
s.vsrc~. oen VI isl etprf.sntr Nao base served w0
yss's Boz the 10 viii comma Sue r.npaEss 10" Or
sanaifs SrsioIs Lhy, Brooklyn. fuagp. OsJsu'oufz
srl u,IIot lev .rtll.tf are . tst4ni, oGy .lcA
-. - animated Eli be- rscriv tnfl-ns, ci1iaa'
qu ft.f &c. giListe, Pit = hs Regiment how
/. the h-IL Pied sfi sal re a. is..oss.
CLEVELAND " ..,SLUN. Co.oArl
CARLISLE BOYD L~utrusut% 'lonsl.
CuAs s. NUAI tDIfhl, Ma5pr
AuAM ffkOul SJa. A4J4t1a-
FRANK 50 uDOLiliLE. ~Irrson.
IENEfN DCHJitk.g r, Cf,f'cgnal-cr
.oOILON Wi,oLJt' ihlP.an
- gaTcaIs sr..g % As lsta afiess NO 10 bfo.c'
way or. hsiof g.kCc.
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lliIit'y Escort

Hiiii'ry Efc0rt
.HEAfSb..
The 'olloyvin. gentlemen have hsen selected to sc.n
PAILBgAPEHs;
Bris Gen + =. Nesg1er, DANIEL 'lopn,
aaiIt-nt John Il 'heyn. J0'eph oent
Cap.. J "a EsnueIy, M'rhasI Goodwin,
Scent james L-rcb STEPHEN Nu-sell,
Andrew L. Byrns fs->h-fiG John Kelly,
john boys PatficE q. tsr-y.
INN edate Relative. 81 tse Deceased
Oinc.is Of tHe Regular Army.
Of-ers of tie Fist DivSion, v. Y 5. ~.
Officers Of tue Volunteer Amy.
Oflis.n anu MtmOers of E1te p'iss Lodge No. ~,
/. % . v. q.
OiRcers and Members y Msnhtftin Lodge No l31.
- a ", witlout lelaii,.
The MAYOR and Common rnurri ~ carriages preceded BY
IT, 3erseau--il-Afu.s.
Ci.i,.n- renyisIy.
Tie fa-s tie Cy ii4 AID ot.sr pub ic bull III g' vii
Lesser. f puh e. snd pgits builinvs sud
us,t-t, sispa. in IA ba,bg req.,sed to dsp ~
thou a. h4...i if.m until -un.os euiiIs lie
dag. .
The prooes,'n vii ,orn IN fon, ~ -" cry iis1 vi
gate Of Park and proceed ~ btond~'y
to Ei.hh .hfo isn .i'h stree, 70 bird H'.Iae
STREET, the l-y % loot Of Ls said Tenth street
therc- 10 CNg,-y C. ar ,ry, tie .-cs - ip e,sIL
TtHENCt FARLEY, r. J. \ bO'Lb.
lElLH MIitutLL. JOAN a OiIiNILb,
John T U-.fY. Conia.ifre of Boa-d rf !srmen-
WILLIAM JOYCE, ALEA. bNAADOH,
SAM 80 + WEBSTER, JOHN u. hAsiLAaD,
JoHE MCCONNELL,
Committee Of Beard % Councueu.
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1863. TIE TIE. !, 1853.
4, NNsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
THE

u I
fLNNsYLyANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
VIII It. co u.c'ion. forms -
THE SLIGHTEST AID QUICKEST ROUTE
Seven tr.tns fun daily from ErwYok g. Phtade phs via
N.w-.~r-ey hrd Cstoen aud Amooy Line -.
ALL THrOUOH T4AISs fOh II. Wlsr BY TuiS
ROUTE LEAVE EHN ! ORR IRON TIE
fDOt " COUkiLASDI ST. .
Bv vsy CfPbs9-phs toe morning pssenEsr. o.Vs New
Vof1 Al time oih'r oa'S evening passengers
a %. NJ. horr later ttap other lines.
~ WI OF Allentown evening passengers esve o. p M.
oJ atsf than tAs Northern lines, and BY both routes
,rve It th, time northern ur' IN tnesso and al
o n, la tie HounW esi Cr,ftns Indianapolis, Louisville.
4 Lous LIclesuJ. Columbus. CINCINNATI ALL All uap
toioi. Wsd, WIN fever changes q cafs. u,,,
Pissr.h se miles and NeTYoit to Pit,.bush. 40 ils-
sinotl. snd Saloon care o. all tIEns
IL rt q fsms 0 her IDus.
..-esc te1 tts ugh. Irtnsirfs rec
Secure Ticket. good uoiil used by Pittsburgh
WIsILHN EMlbHAIiON. -
Tho Pennsylvania Genital Company runs an fmg'1n,
irs,eto PARTIES moving wo.wad, at onehAh tho NAVAL f'o'
Of isrs.
By s rou's Heights Of all descriptions can be Forwarded
TO sid iTon sy ort on toe ksiOsd, Of ONO, keniucsy.
lGeiona. inss Nisconsiu Iowa Missouri ~ RAIL
ROAD bEC or to sny port the sayigsbo tive" OF the
be fr-sht TO I'D FROM any point 20 the Wee. by
tie Penis, wants Genital Railroad all es favorable
Is are by other hslfoAo Com sIos hercnAGt aud
.pps uirusng tba pos'iyn Il their Freight to this
COMPANY can rely with CONFIDENCE on iu speedy transit
Farmer. nnd Dealers IN 1--we sack will ind tis most ad
route CapsciOus 1sdr well ~sterod and sup
psd viii 'geiy coDve.nes ha'e ossn ops.aa on ..s nae
AID it, connections a. eve Att.ntl"n sd to Their want.
Io u.sburg Whole vii DO found every for
feeding md resting. choc. offered Of ihs rHiLADEL-
PuIh' EEW.YOKK aud BALTIMORE MAhhE'S,
J ELLIOTT, Is,seug-f agent NO A''of-houss'
no. a.lor fi.u,r. and No. South William o.
MCDONALD DiscHoFF E"'i;s s. HBE .,,siyp.s.
eNOCH LEWIS General Sups1intssdssA Al,syaA Ps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-18
Dnil0inJ Hlaierials.

| EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint
- 20 a cs foot sc,ofe jug 10 coadinn AND w Ar
hAAItb 59j Or.nd-t. - P"k-fow 1873 bo".fy 80 stn,
SO eh-av 50 sthav. % >. ,.hst., Nfi.ms0s.h aud
c,fref o. D2frf.-.t. snd Fu'io .-av, Broo.l %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-18
rhi,nsc,vn,n CASA. MarLe,-Juy IA.

Tn suppl, of Bee Cate thi.wsek w.s quite yfe usuuv
ing pssly 100 head. The market was rshs' aa ans
price from flv 0omme9 avi so0a, aNa a'H
$40 81 TO Oil 30 " leo 10 Tor Prime e"d Ey, "a.
sugKPIbe sa'e of sheep amoussea W 100 head o. uen
TO SIC per n. according TO qusii,. -, A..
UocsTbi, let wa. very I'll supplied the odes.
ibr, smountus 20 only $50 head Prices ranged nom -
60. no had Of cows old u from eis 10 500
IL "a sns,sssrs and Gen tY " Sso fos eth saivsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-18
Anu5smenis.

DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ sAtFOhWa EllIDPlAS OPERA TROUPE,
NEoAO N!NSI..EbS. DbLiNEAiJ4.S,
COMIC OPERATE PERFORMERS.
THIS AFTERNOON sn1 fVESiNG . ard n o'clooA
40 be seen II Oh hours. osy aid evening,
Il LlN i.,tS OURANC OF lang
Or. WILD Man or TuE WOODS.
TNO LNlSG TIGER cars.
tss moe. beluifal Title .-rsfnI.s IL the world
TWO MONSTER LIVING DOA CONSTRUCTORS,
tIom Africa. ths larg'st sfrIen,s f. ~" word
HObEAT HOW DlN's WONDEA
AUrOd 'ION WNiILK
THE Li3HrNlN0 CALCULATOR
DOMESTIC CAI NURSING INO NINkS.
The GRAND kgUAKiA. Leaned Seal sea Lion bon
Ter Beer. Living Aracou1ls Wa isurss, &c
Adm ssion to ~. p cent?; CLidvu under 40 IS cents
WINTER GARDEN.
W GKAi,D MArlNEE.
GRA&D MATlNEE,
This afternoon a. o.ciock
Misc .sMlLY THInNE.
MR. MARK SMITH.
hK. oETCHELI
and the COMEDY COMPANY IN
LTAB THE FOHSOOK
LEAR TIE tOAS)JK,
and the coD~dist;so Of
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS.
The evclils, performance ID coun-elce ct O'Clock.
MONDAY. Ju|y -
BENEFIT OF Nh d. cElCHELL.