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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-23
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tained by close cash buyers from She fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly Of the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers and all imported goods
are bought at inst what it costs to import them
hence he can afford to sell goods at
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, VIC have the largest and mos
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made NJ
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
Stantiil manner, warranted TO give the very bes
satisfaction, sale
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nDHOBATE NOTICE.-Notioe is hereby given
that Henry Lundy, Administrator OF the estate OF
James Smith, deceased has hIed his final accounts.
tor the settlement Of said estate In the Probate Court Of
Wood COuny- OHIO, and the is set for hearing
the 23d day Of Dec amber, A. d. 1868
EDW IN TUbLEE, Probate Jud ge,
PeTJysbuVg, November "a 1858. 3lds
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tUrNU's N,Ep's first lecture "a. san
Francisco realized $4,000.
rUE wyrU chattanooga ST. aiiics I'm the In
lnu tongue 6sh-lAkng
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MUCH LOWER FRICES

than goods are generally sold which is an item OF
great interest to the people of Wood county. 4 suf-
licent in ducemeAt, we take IT. TO make Perys-
burg hs trading point.
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THE VERY BEST TEST OF CHEAPNESS
is q L A l. I Y.

Inspection and comparison will prove that fer va
rictv, elegance, richness, chespnesS, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
iercd in the West,
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LEGAL ADVS.

sale OF Real Estate by Order
OF Court
Ehranani Kccfcr wIc
against ID u, o,i4''u'"
Christopher kecler and others. "d''
DI virtue of an order of sale from the Court Of
ID Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, i'll the
above case, ! will offer for sale at public auction
at the door of the Court House, in Perrysburg,
Ohio, Oh the 10th day of January, a. d. 1868, the
following described premises, situate in Wood
County, Ohio, to wit
The north halt of the northwest quarter of sec
ton twenty eight t2s( township three 81, range
twelve l2l, east-lgss thirty 800 acres of the
north side.
Appraised at s.. Terms legal.
&. E. GUIER, Sheriff.
MURRAY & PErcg, PITS Attys.
Perry sburg, December 10, 1865, $50
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gpEDEiTTiTiiTiT0TfiIii 7NITTTTC7-T',.--.-'Ii

aA OF his assigueas will take notice that Jamcs An
dcrson heirs have deposited IN the Treasury wood
County, ONO, Tscnty.seyen Dollars and Fourteen
Cents to redeem the q ne = Section %, Town
north, Range II cast--S0 acres. Sold At the Delin.
gucnt Tax Sale, January 10. 1867.
ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor.
AuDtron's Orucg, Wood County, o.,
rcrrysblirc. december 16. t-Gg
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xvrICE.J n NFwro,

hh or his assignees will take notice that James IN
dcrsons heirs have deposited in the Treasury Of Wood
County, Ohio, Two Dollars and Fortynine Gents, to
redeem tho part 4 Sc "a (nw corr Section 2s, Town
north, Nango II cast-5 acres Sold at the Delin
quent Tax Sale, January 10. 1882
ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor.
AuDfTORs OFFIcE. wood County, o.,
PeTTysburg. December 16, 1868 94ds
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SCHOOL ENAMINERsT NOTICE.-The
- Board Withhold their next regular sesson for the
examination Of freaehers, on the
First Friday in January, 1861, az Perry shuTs.
Exauiu All ons So. s0lnleace puHstually at "a. NJ
Applicants need not apply Toe Spec tai ENamins on
but are Repaired to attend the stated meetings Of the
Board.
An correspondence with The ExamiAeFs should be
direotsd to'ths unders gned, at Bowling Green.
20 j, ". WOODBURY., CLERK.
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Sec advertisement, IN aw,hcr column. at,
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O HlO Il a II Nj r II
EHOH- q y q A.
Published AT CLEVELAND OH,
wM. ~. EAIRCHgLD,
GcucraI Editor and Publisher.
s. -. uAISRsS, Agricultural Editor


Gcucral Editor and Publisher.
81 -. UAEESS, Agricultural Editor.
an the lst January, 1861, the OHIO FARMER
" will enter upon its 18Th volume under aus pces
which will enable the Publisher TO offer to the
Farming and reading community an AGRlCUL-
TURAL and FAMILY NEWSPAPER equal to
the best in the country II will still continue to be
printed Weekly, in Quarto form, each number
containing Eight Double uuarto pages; aud the
various Departments Of
Agriculture, Stock Raj sing,
horticulture, Sheep llushandry,
Domestic Economy, Arts and Sciences,
Choice Literature, General News,
Market Reports, &c,
VIII receive careful attention. in brief the ONO
FARMER is especially conducted to meet the
reading wants Of all classes in community, aud
each member Of tho family.
Terms ui the Ohio Farmer,
For p Single Copy ono year ~..'-.'-.,'....S@ So 90
. o. o. s
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Our Styles are the Latest, and our
Prices the lowest

.-g- Country Produce ta2eniu Exehangc for
Goods Cash paid for Slaves aad Fiat Hoops for
Flour BaTrcls.
"a, WILLIAMS 4 BRO.
Ferry ,hure, Nav 1865.
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SheriT's sale in Partition.

TiMu, a., November 20, 1858. Soesi 10
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Died.


ALxxxrps--At SorwaIk Coon, suddenly. Of sl'ease of
The beart on Friday, June 49, witIIss W. Aisxsros
the 3oth year q hs age
HIS remains we're inferred at Sorwalk, Conn.
BAsxxx--in Brccklyn. 90 saturday JsDs u. wnuAn
BAsnks, aged 90 years.
Yunsrsl this (londay) aftsrpoou at two o'eook from
the residence u son, Doctor barber, In wLLaxhby
street. he remains viii be taken to Amsterdam n r.,
for intermsnt.
clxscsr saturday June n, Joms CrAscxr fovm>r
iy q the parish of GIsn Kings county, ireland 10 tbs
rhs frsnd. q de smy are respectfully invited 10 II,
:s :Ss -: s
cixss--On sunday, Juns II, hAsr glirAssrr. cldesi
years, II months and dAys.
NoScs of funeral " mrrDw
CsAyrxn in Brooslyn, on Sunday, June 10, AIxss,
ne rslssivs and risots ihs family are respectfully
invissi ~ ssssnd tie uDsra, 81 ON bsr late d~cs
pssc sssess, oesr bscs<ys Avsoas, % Tuesday Alter
Invoa Ia friday nevnsss, Jsss "a, Lrcr asashser
T ffr~ and Lazy n~vo~. tho Ili ycss u h~r ace
Tho relatives and icnfs ~ the family invited 20
o'ctek. ter ats r-saspce. ~ west Thuiesnsi,
stsecs vnbDst furtbcf noss Tier remains ~i b. eu
10 a. Johns Cemetery, I,nkcrs, by the Hud.sr River
Railroad uhcD leaves thirty arrt street al ary.
too nsnal1s alter clstsn octcrt AN
Gkas-Ot sturdy. Juno ~, icnasoD T.. Cscs former
" mercbsus Q, tos ciiy, axeA ~ yetr and ~ days
i- rstssins ~l be- tskeo ~ Syracuse fat nternsant
H0VsAs.--in Bru klyn, sueisnly, 90 Hspasy gsns 10
Joas Hogyss 10 ,bs tt'h yssr ~ IA sc.
ms rentises nit1as AID sfguaptsurcs Y M family
are fe-p cgfsly lsFed - suena tho faassal n ~
late rest ence oHbef Dska5 CAflpG svpaAoa fss.
pa rbs iias q ihs fss~ss viii be pubsb~d - iss
Btoosiya Daiy s1sis
Jss- n .Hlcn fIgAasr.-vs, rnrneA frsr a. yirfs
ssx Neff nDuns>l ln~s fsl<a -hrs ~ rtc.ss fsyls
rhe fissis Aaa sslaiva r~sasst-ls sas asd ~ a.
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.l.a
r0'u'neu Tue uessn 'ne movement was p'o'eS' Wv
flank Of Buford on his advance the Rappahan-
t b,t cha AZ tha octsSJ HSz1le "a
=. .'...''- : = - -. - ~ - . 81 :,
was for feneral Asahsl Ia aivanea ON Cuipepper;
49,, ~, : --.-.-. r- :. .......,oa ,,.a. az N Tho
ous tnis was cnanseo' owing 70 oscoVo'io' Ao - W '
disposition OF the enemy's forces
Al AN aarly honr Monday mo,nny rhe line OF march
' - ~ ', - - .-,,,--
was taken up drect Tor brstow station, via Neh'reVe,
crossing the stream at Bull run through juno.
tion ,ha,ca "a mill. r q, havond Rr,sto hating nj
...i, M h~. 80 or Ac,,ra canaraI Da
Hrrss, com.nd;, % ths Th;Sd hTiy.Se IN his dvison
,,erass IN. n.s;lE,s NJ What trsnsnrsd at Ssmn
~ P.Isos'.s' ~. ilsnc g. ,ha
.. az ensvssea ~ T sa "" as,na M
po.s, y no. III ,' u nsJ a s,, @ nia,nis s
peIcep'oe, anu w we.o Aop on 'ne q1s vus ~ W oApes
.1son ~so'Pss'"s o'uoso oso'S .non,"s 'as wouin
w W @ soo ~ ~ ~ auu 70 .n"
ns9ns s y s.o pa . VI oava'y we.o y, ~
Al a. u S ~ ,s vys % ~ nas -,
~ vy VII nfsS p'Lss @ y " al.e,y mas w .ne vciny "
ss,s - - ..s ~ o s.os: m uens pueic oall ~ u's .u
a. ,,,.nS . s. " so os 'uon. , enaeI " ..o u
w. o. .o.ns.' ~ ny suvn r'T ,h
NJ U,ts nd ,.o arr a. " S tS Sson s, g ~ o @
M sia ~, ~ 'ns nsn', tIA'i con.alnnS Se
wv uunueu anu ory !" our wounoea, passoa WI vusr
n =. - ~ M 'a ~ ..e n,o' 'n'ns .u0 -
sy 10y .1S s os.s Moun.oa o~A1. INV SPs 80 -
.sass mum .s..cns,,., e Lre ..ou.,s
n.;ulps ~ a.. -.s.rs a;.siare rrsns ~.
~. Ssv - ISnu ,av h % ss"p, % sn' a. ~
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ry. IT. 49, 's'1''~ ~~'S W '>S S~ s~~- ~ "
Aav.ne; % ... .,~.,,. h...r,. ,,o,r, =, ,r,.r
vn suo Iosu. ~ ,o.o ~, 1 sI's os s.. @ ~ .s m " ."s
80 uo0, - 80 ~ - ~ ~ drc.-as s.,.,s.
sH~.H.ns ~ ~ ~. a.. a,h--s csnSS
@ 0opS dn. Z " ntcar ~ .ho sesr,n.,d, Guard
nn ,ns,,re% mo ths. The old rsyimant had iust
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Obftu ary.

Thomas Walker, President Of the Bank OF Utica, died
at his residence In that city, the l2h nst ad
vanced age
DIR. jeremiah Walsh died in Syracuse, New York, on
the yh nst a, the advanced OF huadred and
years.
Hon. VIM. w. Payne. OF scnnett, Csyuga county, a
member OF the Legislature In 1853 and 1890 and load
ing citizen OF Western New York. died tho lth inst
sged orty years. alter an illness OF several weeks
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WAsiiSoroS, June IL, 1893.
THE REPORT RSLArivR 10 rHE REnovAL or ADxr-
RIAL FARRAoUT,
There Is truth in the statement that Admiral srfa-
gut 70 be relieved from the command Of the Western
Gulf Squadron.
CAPTURE or BIocKADB RUNNERS.
The United States steamer Juniata, the 2sth ult.
captured the steamer Victoria Of about hundred tons
os,snsiby bound for hasamoros but the admissions o.
persons on board show that she Intended the
blockade Her cargo not at all adapted for the Mcxi
can trade.
Lieutenant Commander Morris, Of the United States
gunbost Por, Royal forwards 70 the Navy Department
report Of Acting Master Van seick, who commanded a
boa, expedition from that vessel tbe 23d u resulting
in the capt Of the soop Fashion having on board ny
bales Of Sea Island cotton. This vessel forty i've
miles above The a ApaIachcoA, waiting an oppos
tsnity the blockade but the expedition for her
capture proved entirely sucoessfuI Ths Fashion at the
s.ms wss lying In the vicinity Of rebel encasnpment
but was captured without any resnisncs.
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psdealy mss remark ,a.s n :. .. Two ,,op. 4.

bIart uI ILIi ,lcrli D. nd NOT Be caugnt.
AFTER some pfrieyfng the sheriff profdced a pair of
handeuns and sdiusted then 10 The the gallant
captain bot not wiiboot protest that tho Ia.
grace al u hun, AN fnghh cheer bis honor enough
when Pledged b. HIM from such disgrace had pat
rons upon deserters but had such
upon an oAcer The captain had already paid his hotel
phs an was then put to tue wagon by the sheriff and
driven to6eneseo and there lodged in jail.
When the prisoner was thus removed Miss Moravish
wep bitterly, and this the hrst time since she left
Toronto that she realized her unfortunate prodcamcnt
ohs took carriage a1d followed hsr captain 10 Geneseo
and took lodgings at hotel.
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BAnPox--POoLx. Monday. june 9, by the Rev.
Charles X Jotnbrie. JosEfB N BAKRos of Woodbridge,
n j., 70 ANN MAsfA pOofk, " New York.
Hoir-wpr-ln New York, On thursday. Juno IL , by
Rev Mr. Montgomery, HxSkr HoLr, of Baltimore, W
MARY FLORENCE, daughter of J. seiby West
Bsitim and New Haven papers please copy.
Jupsos-TrhSEr. Er.-0u phursday evening, June II BY
Rev. Henry ". Montgomery, We JrI~os, OF New York
LorfsA B1DwN daus htsr q the late Charles Turner
Esq,, OF Florida.
June H. by Rev. Charles Rockwell, BRucH MoyyAr, of
Bootning Grove, n. Y 20 ANA l.. PRiEr. No cards.
McAYNE-W EIsHr -Jn "Wednesday evening, June 10, IN
the First Reformed Presbyterian church New York, BY
Rev Nilligap. assisted BY Rev. 3 Bowden, JAsss
McAyyx MAGGIs, second daughter u william Wright,
al VI tbs ciy. ~
ssshA' NJ PAGnsDAts.--ODs Sunday, June IL, by the
Rev. A w. NJ. Held, Captain VIZ sKknAeH 70 Miss HEs.
gxyrrx N. PAclsplKm all of TIN. city.
wsun-rsc. a5s--0n saturday June "a. bv the Rev q.
II Weston, Lieut., W W wsab, rnIled Sale Army. e
Mss lL.sA A., daughter Of Andrew Dickson, Esa ,of
Nev fory
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HgxpquAnrsas, srAnu's CAVALRY Dvnsos,
FAuAx corrI Horsx, June n 1893
xs Recon, casairg yeM Al Bsvsriys Fod-T> Part 7ekea
ty Cenerus sdA>Is Dsvsnos-T< oarftaidi 0vard Re-
oroarssed-Appssra~es Of TAs~ osmp--kumon Rsiaisss
% Msssy and Hs Reid cdrsi,v, dc. r
Ths sxpsdsioo, consisting q tho available cavalry
- this division, end Captain Daniels battery Of
sssslls~y Which len this place ins sth lnst, com
asaxsd " najw General ssahsl h psrsss, ~ jass
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON,
WAR GAZETTE.
OFFICIAL


Important Order or the war Depart.
msnt-Two New Departments Created.
GENERAL oRpERs-No. l72.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADgurAxr GExERAL's Oyvcx,l
. wAsHrsoroH, d. c., June 0, 1853 !
l. The Department OF the Monongahela will embrace
that portion Of the State 0f Psnnsyvana Johns
and the Laurel Hill range Of mountains, and the
counties OF Hancock, Brooke and Ohio in the STATE Of
Virginia. and the counties Of Columbana, JEFFERSON
Belmont in the state Of Ohio.
MAJOR General william 7. B. Brooks b assigned 70 tho
command Of department. hssdquasssrs ~ Pnssourg
II. Tns Department Of thsleusqushanua VIII embrace
hss portion Of thc stass Of Psnnsyivaoa east d johns
town and ths Laurel Hin rangs OF moantaias.
Major General Couch assigned 70 the command Of this
department, headquartsss q Chambsrsburs.
By order Of the SECRETARY " WAR.
ED. rovxssxD, Assistants Adjusans General
Classification OF Psrso.s ssr sAs Earel.
mene.
cIRcULAR NO. 20.
wAn DwARnxxr, \
Pnovosf MARsHAL GuuAL's OHyIcs,
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1853.
l. The enrolment should include al able bodied male
citizens Of the United States, and residents foreign
birth who shall have declared oath their intention
become citizens between the ages Of twenty and forty
i've years.
II. For the purpose Of enrolment all the allowed named
persons who were the military service the Sd Of
March, 1858, shall bs divided into two classes.
The nrst class, consisting Of al between the ages Of
swesty and thsyhvs years. and sn unmarried persons
above the age Of thrty-nvs and under forty-nve.
The second class consisting Of all married persons be-
tween the ages Of thirty Ave and fortynve years.
The persons who In the military service OF the
United States on the ID OF March, 1885, should therefore
appear In the consolidated enrolment lists In class by
themselves The preparation OF these lists should not be
permitted TO Interfere with the earliest possible compile
ton Of the consolidated lss o classes and two.
Men from the rst cass VIII be the rst called into ths
ssrvics OF the United states. JAMES d. tRY,
Provost Marshal General
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Note from j. II. wtnsiov - Co.
TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.

To THE EDITUK UF TIE HBKALD.
New YORK, June Ia, 1868.
In the HERALD Of to-day notice statement in the
correspondence OF Mr. NJ Carpenter associatng
with tho sale Of obscene works and bogus iewelry
We deny that we have been engaged In any
such business ready for any investigation in the
matter.
"A OF your correspondent Is calculated to
do great injury, will you do the favor OF giving
this prominent place Ia your papor,
~ +.F a. j. II. WINSIOW co.. 203 Broadway.
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ana family, NJ. u Allen, ,so enlidreh and servant
Lloyd and lady Cbas Busch and family, Seioyef aud
family. mrs Hassey. Miss CORY, Jne 1honss aud
family hrJ banss an1 thtdrsn; ~ MhtnsI aad fA,
Bfoss Eugenn Leeshsa Ms Kla ani chiircn, Colonel
YT Lally A bebbtti, Amo~ Naher Wn A ntlmsn,
Abrsm Peisx Aaroa e. win, Isnes Hoy Z W rsrt.y @
.suu.<ut In ice
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Court C.I,ua.r-Th,. D.v.

SurREhn CoURr-CRcru.-PArt I-Adjournod 70 Tues
day june TO- Part 2-Nos 3l52 3l70 si1s 2402, Sl06
500 S202, 3208 32l0 322 32I6 4220 3222 3228 32S2
8154, 1886, 3240, 3242, 3244 ~
SUPREME CouRr.-Part 3-Nos. 500, 1ll2, 2s2s, l46S
ZOOS 1436, 1lo3 1850 lo40 Ill., 1857 2slS 1885, 800
246s, llS4, 1893, 923. 1884 l4S2
sur.RioR CouEr.-Par. l-Nos. $685. 1868, 24sI. 1859
lSe9 i!l3 27o9 27l1 2713 27l6 2711 2719 272i 2723
100l Part 2-Nos 64l 2O1s, 1874 14l2 COZ, 1904 332
2254, 22Os, ls40, l73A, 322s, 33S6. 2260.
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Omciai ORA or murray, Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri 6tAts Isoterisa
KENTUCKY. ExrRA CLAss 07-June Is. 1853
sc, 40, 2, 81, 33, y, SO, 66, ~, 40, 10, l5.
so "a ASrssuer, Ca: "a aS-ysns p 81 - is',
Circulars sent free Of charge By addrsssinS either
MURRAY. EDDY 90.
O0Xinxt00. ~ ~ LsQuia. Va
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Prizes Cashed In All Legaltzed Lotte-
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
II Wall street. room No. I, N. Y.
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4 Eight Perfect Cartes do visite for o1,
With gil. edge, RUssELLB ssl Canal street. next door 70
Peoples Bank.
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DR. B. G PHRRY's MEDICAL oYYIcE
For treating suocessfuily all

PREMATURE BLANCHIS0
Moth Patches Fr-e Ass Crubs Worms and all Psp4llaed
Eruptons removed from the face without injury 70 either
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
For particulars ~ mali encioss stamp for circular
No. 70 Bond street. New York.
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Eight Carses do visite for One Dollar,
BALCHs Gallery. as Broadway, Grand street.
late Barclay and Greenwich streets.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

BELOW.
Brig Julie Antomet (Br)
schr WIN Cousins (Br).
Schr Hsnrietta
Pilot boat Mol (Janet f.
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Wheelev Il Wilson's Sewing Machines
With valuable improvements. once 500 Broadway. n Y.
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Han.-White's spring styles or Hats
very attractive Dress Hats, Sof Imperial and Military
Also Caps 2l6 Broadway
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Eight Cartes dc Visite for 81, OF Un-
equaed style and fnish TAfTs corner OF Corandt and
Oreenwch sreetA
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See Foote's Patent Umbrella Lock
Stands At WHEELER WILSON'S. sO5 Broadway. n Y.
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w. A. BatchcIor's Hair Dye-The Best
In the world; instantaneous harmless and reliable. Sold
by all druggists and pefume Factory, 81 barcsy street.
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Composite Iron Railing for Cottages
aud Cemetery Lots HUTCHINSON wICKERSHAM,
259 Csnal street, East OF Broadway.
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Wigs. TOupees. Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
BATCHELORS l6 Bond ect.
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Frecklss, Tan, PtmpIes, Erupsiens, Sal.
owness positively cured by 0ourauds Italian hedcated
Soap t63 broadway
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BEAUTIFUL Complexion.-Laird's Dlsom
Youth Liquid Pearl for the complexion aud skin
i5S Broadway Sold nj all druggists.
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL LEES FORCES.
BRISK WORK EXPECTED.
The Recent Affair at Brandy
Station.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF COL. wyMDHAM.
List Of Casualties In the First New
Jersey Cavalry,
The Cavalry Flight at Beveriy's Ford
Capture or Another Herald Corrsspoad-
cnt By tho Rebels, Stc., SO.


The Cavalry Fight at Bsvsrly's Ford
Capture or Another Herald Corresponds
cnt By tho Rebels, Ssc., 80.
wAsHsoroS June H. 1853.
Intelligence has just been received that Mr. Solomon T.
Buckley correspondent HxsAID, with the cavalry
expedition which was engaged the battle Bsverys
Ford, made prisoner during that engagement.
He was In the heat OF the BATTLE and by Gen.
yBuford with despatch TO Gen. Dune He was accom-
panied by Capt. Forbes Brigade Commisssry
While speeding upon this mission they overtaken
and mado prisoners by the enemy within the view Of
portion Of cavalry, who had however, opportuni
~ either 70 them render them assistance.
Despateh OF Mr. L. A. Hendricks.
g. HEADQUARTERS, FIYH ARnr Conrs.
tffttlf June l2-o A. n. J
Everything indicates brisk work within short time.
Troops and wagons passing these headquarters all
night easy 70 that General Hooker has no mo-
son Of letting the rebels their u
be falling back 70 aid in reinforcing Pemberon or raid
int Maryland and Psnnsyvana without having some
ching to say upon the subject himself. Meantime the
troops Of this corps st guarding the fords, with
orders TO Be In readiness TO at moments notice.
have got The the defensibe ocndi
sion. We have worked night and day In fortying and
strsngthsuing our position Should tho enemy attempt
crossing any Of these points he viii hnd hot work
be ore him.
robc battery near Banks Ford threw three shells at
the balloon this morning. but did no damage This is
the nrst exhibition Of artillery practice given by the bat
teries In this vicinity since arrival OF troops
Five deserters yesterday within our lines. They
tho Rappahannock. Their statements corroborae
those OF other deserters.
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

Hiips Iafaiiibis OsGuene for the Hair,
beauties aud promotes ts growth Removes dAndrun. Ae.
Derot No Barclay street
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

Disc ases Of the Nervous, Seminal. Urt-
nary serual systems and r.abe ire.sment-in
Howard Assoatonsent In sealed lett~r
veopes free Of charge. Address DR. j. sklin Houghon
Howard Association. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1863-06-15
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M .5I BROONE sTREEr Nrw YORK-yH
lbLi.Ak A SON, nisGufsctlf heor lau y pfpes
ac hA, the best ted Ppes and
Sefsr Holders thlA q M
own raw heer-ehaam from smyrna. Asa Minor Ao, and
make onr own les Ac plain. hsue lctterei. whole
sale or retail No S3I Broome street. New York
MYKES AMAzogE TIScTURE
w ior the Growth ana tresevaton of the Hair Ty u.
y W 70 he convinced that u the only rnedy keep
your ha from falling out turning prcstnfciy.
tAins no oil nor purely medical Sold Hil
gsts 3! per bottle. Laboratory a. Fonrt1 street.
Hrofr Ia
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

Crisssdoro's Hair Dye, Preservstsve ana
wig depot wholesale aud retail. No. Astor HOUSE. The
dye applied by skHfui artlsts.
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

Hiirs Hair Dye, Soc, Black Brown,
natural reliable. beautiful Depot NO. Barclay street Sold
BY all drigsisia
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

Trusses.-Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No 2vessy opposite the church No
ton with other truss oaice Of the Femsls
The New York herald., 1863-06-15
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A
LYONS
MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Tbs Original and Certain vermin ErisrminAtor
sraordiaay srtieis for kias Rosshss
Fleas Ac and for preserving fars Ciobs FUR
An. from Moths. has tested for twenty
AMI warranted reliable Il free from polsoa Beware of
limitations and ooantsrs Eash tbs signature Of
r. LYON.
Lgons R., Pills certain death Rats aud Nice sofa By
all druggists and fgrntar. dsalsrs
DEMAs A. BARNES a CO, Agents
M Broadwsy New Yorf
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

Dyspepsia Tablets, for Indigestion,
Heartburn Ac-xanufAcsured only by O. q. WELLIS0,
DIT Centre street Price 50 cents per
The New York herald., 1863-06-15

Marsh's Trass and Bandage Institute,
Of Broadway and Ann Supporters Elastic
8tockngs shoulder Brscss susp-nsory Bandages and In
all kinds Of dsformitiss lady sttcndan1