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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO WASHING,
TONIANS VIA IIARRISBURGI

The following extraordinary dispatch has
been furnished to us this afternoon by the AS
sociated Press Agent. We publish 1t only as
curiosity. 1t contains nothing that we have
not already annOuncedj besides Gov. Curtin, to
whom il purpOrts to be addressed, happens 10
be IN Mis cityj but the great peculiarly of the
dispatch lies In the fact that Mr.. Secretary
Stanton, who furnishes nothing directly to the
press in this city of army movements, so far
Hs our experience goes, should allow anything
of military character to reach the press Of this
city, over his own signature, even hy the cir
cuitous military tolegraphic route of Harris
burg, Pa. We are thankful, Notwithstanding,
for the smallest official military layors, even by
way of Pennsylvania
HARRIsBURO, May S.-The following dispatch
was received this morning by the Governor of
Pennsylvania from Washington:
The President and Gcncrnl-in- Chief have Just
returned from the Army of the Potomac. The
principal operation of Gen. Hooker failed, but
there has been no serious disaster to the organ
iZltion and efficiency Of the army. II Is now
occupying It's former position on the Kappa
hammock, having reCrOssCd the river without
any loss In thCmOVement. Not more than one
third of Gen. IIoOkcr's force was engaged.
Gen. Stonemnn's operations have been a bril-
liant success. A part Of this force advanced to
communications have been cut in every dircc-
ton.
The Army Of the Potomac will speedily re-
sumo offensive operations.
(slgncd) EDwiT NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
Personal.

COMMANDER RoBERr W. SHUPEIDT has been
ordered TO the command of the steam gunboat
COhemAuFh.
MANAGER WILLIAM L. SIM has leased the
Baltimore Museum, and will open It on the 18Th
instant.
CAPT. WIN. II. PENRnsE, Of the Third L. S.
infantry, has been appointed colonel Of tho Third
New Jersey regiment, First brigade, First div Islon
sixth army cOrps.
MRs. JOHN DREW, BARTON ITHL, and Miss
PWCE, new and excellent dramatic combination,
from the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, will
appear at Growers Theatre on Monday night.
MILE ANNETTA GAILETTI, the great French
dansrUsr has arrived In this city and il stopping At
the Metropolitan. She has recently been perform
ing ut Niblo's Garden with great success
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
GIVING INFORMATIONT TOTaE
ENEMY

The following extraordinary paragraph ap-
pears in the ch''"i,ic this morning;
The movements of our forces at Suffolk
begin 10 De o. great Importance. n is not al all
improbable that h'y tcH he abc 10 co-operate D.a-
irrtdiiy t'M ",p. H'ohrr's l"Iccy m Me coiai,g
d"ghce' we have reports 10y telegraph which
udicateinportant operations in that direction. y
W" submit whether any paper, containing
such paragraph, at such an important crisis
as tho present, should be afforded Government
facilities to cnahl" II to circulate in the Army
Of the Potomac, and thus reach the rebels
through our pirkrtsi
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
WHEN THE REBELLIoN WAS INITI-
ATEDI

The journal Of fCoDmsrccnollcce the proceed
ings OF meeting Of Aboltionists, held in the
State of New York in 1859, at which the fol.
lowing Of a serlrr Of fierce reasonable resoln-
tions was adopted unanimously:
10Th. WHEREAS, The dissolution Of The pyc,-
eld imperfect Ud h,glorious Union 6etireei, nc
free drd aa0t Stoies Oo,,d result in lie opcri6rop
Of ddg"y a"d tie consequent formation Of a more
P,,IjsH o,'d g'or'o"' tnlor, wifhoR tie incm6,n oJ
tldDcry: therefore, -
RESOLVED, THAT We INVITE FREE con-
SorTu IN ORDER TO DEVISE Tur MOST srITAmr
WAY AND MEANS TO sECrRE THE CONsUMMATfoN
so DEyoUTLr 70 III WISHED"
Another resolution directed that the proceed
ings be sent to Governor Wise. Of yIrgInlo an
old supporter Of the journal Of Go,,,,,s,rs
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
NnRI.E WORna L

"wHEEEvER THEI (THE REBEIs) HAVE THE
POWER, THEY DRIVE BEPoRE THEM INTO THEIR
RANKS THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THEY
"worID ALSO DRIVE UB. TRUsT THEM NOT.
" WERE THEY ABLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
" DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED OF THESE THINGS, ! AN AMAZED THAT
=" ANY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE on ANY
" TERMS He WHO ENTERTA1Ns THE sENTGMENT
" Is PIT ONLY TO BE SLAVE NE VINO tTTEFs
CIT AT THIS TINE, MOREOVER, rs TRAITOR TO
"HIs COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES THE scoRS ENb
"CoNTEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE MEN:--HoSe-
Grams, TO p,e General AsSeplJlyCf Ohio, February,
1863
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
WINDOW SHADES.
MAYORS OFFICE,

frOPOsals will be received at the Mayors OH ,
until " NJ, saturday, May 9Th, for grading a1
grayelling Ninth street west IRON. 10 BtreFl
north, under Acts approved 9Oth May and sth MOI
1862,
The gravel must be nine inches In depth In IN
centre and tapeTing to four inches at the sides A
the street, after being graded and gTagallCd to "
entire satisfaction of the Commissioner ofthe wal
and Assistant Commissioners shall he thoroughly
TAked and rolled.
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard "a
grading aud per square yard for gTayelling.
No part Ofthe appropriation VIII be paid eXGel
upon the certificate OF the Commissioners that III
work 10 properly done. JRO, 7, GARNER,
COmmiGHiOneF Third Ward
THOMAS LEWIS,
O. W. DRAINE,
sp Gs-lOt Assistant Commandments,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
ssar! Trt.srn weElsn, J, y so.ll t.on

sssr, YorE.ovn, woplon, y, 70 coal from
schr. Burdett Hart, Hardy, Fall River, NJ
coal from Agnew'a dock. q
CHEsAPEAkfAND ONO CANAL. -A,ripsd.-I
70 Borden Mining Cot X. r. Furlow, III tons
@. L. Jacques, lt2 tons coal To Cumberland
l, Co.; May Fly, lco tons coal, To Rays dock
D. Carleton, f15 tons coal Gem, I0i tons coal.
Waters h Darby; A. stAnhope, -four. To WI
Cooley WI. Worth, limestone. gfr
DepGrtsd-BoGts John H. shaw, Morgan Nj
WIN. walsh, Gen. Burnside, Ask the Captain
II. Barger, Nimrod, Helen May, Gen. Rosecl
Mrs. E. Biggs, Hero of America, n. Stewar
stanhope, c. Ardinger, G. w. spGteH, Elmira,
nown, W. E. Taylor, 5. f. Truodle, and Trl
The scarcity OF canal arrivals to-day is owing
ably TO high water. The river iS still rising
experienced watermen have no fears OF fresl
the MARKETs.-The following is q list o p
as reported for the Republican, up to ~ M, to-
Eiour Tfan,IIvN a0OO 70 q
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
THEo. +. STOKES, scc'y.

hi-QuRckery,--IeaT earnestly caution Young n
suffering frum Nervous Debility, &c., against
denBering theiT health by pAtrOniIing any OF
advertising quacks. You can fully recover BY
methods used by the advertiser, and by hunir
Of others, aud in no other way. Read letter W h
will send you, u you viii send me postpaid
vclope bearing your address. Direct TO
EDWARD II. TRAVER,
Ap s-d&wGm Lock Box, Bosion, Ma
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

~ The Great PennsyIvRnIa Route.--Tl
quickest end safest route to the Northwest a
Southwest Two through trains daily, and one
Sunday. SoldieTs' tickets at Government rates
all the principal points In the North and We
For tickets and further informs tlon Rpply at the
hce of the "GTest PennBylvAnlA POutc,~ northet
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, 4
der National hoteh ofioe Open from a. IN, I,
p. m.ion sundays 2tO lp. m. =
K. q. NORTON,
aug AGENT
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
rB-Rrtcb.Ior,s uaIr Dv,--TLo p.,

10 Bachelors Hair Dye--The Best
the rld.-Williem A. Batchelo.'s cclcbra
Hair Dye produces a color not 10 be distinrlisl
from nature; warranted not to iniure Hair in
leasti remedies the ll-etfsots OF bad dyes and in
OrsteH the Hair Tor life. GREY, RED, or RUS
HAIR inBtsntly tuTnB splendid Blrck or Broj
leaving the. hair soft And beautiful. Sold by
Druggists, sc,
G5- The genuine is signed VIM. A. BATCHEL(
on the four Bldes of each box.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (LAte 299 Bro
way and 10 BOnd,l New York. my Phi
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

~" The National Union League "
hold public meetings eyery TUESDAY EvENIr
in their Hall, 4sI Ninth street. There will
Speeches, National Songs, sc. The reading-rod
open every evening. apr 4-iN
Alfred Thomas, Esq, is duly authorized 4
accredited as an Agent to solicit and receive 8
scriptions and contributions in support of the
tional Union League Reading Room.
WIN. BEBB, President
Turn 4 gToErS sen'v
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES,

IL MRsOnlc.--A Stated Communication Of
Johns Lodge, No. II, will be held this GRID
evening, at ~ O'Clock, at Masonic Hall, corne
ID and Ninth streets. .'
PunotuAl attendance IL requested.
". MORRIS SMITH,
may Secretary
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
pEPARTMENr OF TIE GUILE.
Enemies TO Leave the Lines.

New YORK, May 7.-Thc steamer Columbia,
from New Orleans, with dates to MAY |, via
Havana on the Sd, has arrived.
General Banks has issued orders, command
ing all registered enemies to leave the Depart
mcnt Of the Gulf on or before the 18th Of Noy.
and declaring the death penalty for furnishing
supplies 10 the enemies Of the United States in
arms,
Vera Cruz advlccs to April u have been re-
cclved al New OrInnus direct. The Fro del
rn"n,j.,o concludes that in thirty days. more
or IesF, We may expect the occupation ur the
capital by the French army. It thinks the in
varurr Of PurbIa sufficient to compel the gar
rtson to surrender This paper If adhorruI to
Grnrral AmOntr.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
Tn. RnIn. Rain. RnIn.

The almost continuous showers that are fill
ing create some Inconvenience to our army in
Virginia, hut they will have n good effect in
impeding the reconstruction OF bridges and
railroad tracks destroyed by General stoneman.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

RAnRoADs-ArrirGI and DepdrtUr Of TraiH'.-
The Advertisements on our fourth page ore insert.
ed by authority Of the railroad companies sever
ally named, arc oficially corrected when changes
arc made. hence can be relied upon as correct.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
q y FIC CIAL.
NOTICE.
war DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington CITY, d. G., Jan. 25, 1868
In consequence or the pressure OF businesl
the War Department, passes for citizens to VI
the Army Of the Potomac will bo given at
ofAccof Lieut.. Col, CONRAD, l39 Pennsylva
avenue, above Nineteenth street. O.. Ia 81
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH

Secretary Chase ON hIs Way Home.
PHfLADRLPHIA, May s.-secretary Chase and
family arrived here last night, passed the night
At the residence of Colonel Howe, and left for
Washington this morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

sCCOTn WhR MEETING nv TIRE COLoRED MEN-
| The MOpmTHiG Succr's.-A meeting In aid Of the
cOIUtcd regiment was held last night at IsrPal
Church. The house was well filled by an intclli-
gent colorcd audience eumpuBcd principally of
meu. 'D
Mr. Francis A. Taverns (coloTcd) was called to
the chair and Ed. A, Watson (coOredj was appoint
ed BccretaTy.
The audience then sung the hymn commencing,
"Am "A Soldier Of the Cross l" after which PRAYER
was offered by Rev. Mr.. Lockwood, of this city.
The Chair then stated that the object OF this
log was to take measures to further the raising OF
the frs. regiment Of cOlOred men in UlIB District.
lie suggested the appointment OF an executive
committee to aid COlOnels Turner and Raymond in
their noble work. The suggestion was adopted,
and the following committee selected John +.
Cook, of the Presbyterian church; John ;. COstAn,
Of Israel church; AdolphuI Winkield, of the BAp-
tiat church, in the First ward; John A. Sims, OF
Union bethel; Gurden SnOwden, Of Asbury church;
Thomas II. c. Hint1n, and Wm WVImley.
The meeting WAS el0quently addressed by Col.
J. d. Turner, H. NJ, Turner (colored), Rev Anthony
Bowen (cOlorcdl, Hon. Mr. Anderson Uyhite), of
Jan,aicN, and Lieut.. Col. Raymond.
The remarks Of the speakers were enthusiastic
caly applau'ed, and many crowded forward TO
Bign their names After which the meeting closed.
! The Buccess Of this noble movement il now
placed beyond a doubt Between five and six hun
dFed names are already enrolled. Messrs. Turner
and RAYMOND certainly deserve great credit for
their indeiatgahlc efforts for the aconmpIi shmcnt
of this worthy object. We know they have Ia
bored day and night They deserve the gratifying
success which has attended them
-
DRIVIEG UPOH THE PAyEMEET-Last Wednes.
day there less than fifteen arrests In the
Second precinct OF persons driving upon the pave
ment in FOmteen'h h street. This street has been
very muddy Of late, rendering n almost impossible
for vehicles, aud persons not wishing to break
down their carriages, drove upon the sidewalk and
were arrested by police officer placed there for
that purpose. They were all fined by Justice
Thompson.
ANOTHER STRONGHOLD TAKEE.-GeneTal Banks
has taken several strOngholis In Louisiana; and II
is also certain that DdyiOR's crackers, Cakes, and
Pies have taken n strong hod OF the public taste aud
the appetite Depot IjB Eleventh street.
MORE PRISONERS ARRIvED.-Eighty prisoners
arrived this morning from Frcdericksburg. Among
the number are two captains and ono adutant OF
the Louisiana and Alabama regiments Quite a
number OF them are sick and wounded.
MoRE PRISONERS -CaptAin Fletcher, OF the First
District regiment, arrived last Mi ght from HoOker's
army, with BeNpntE DriROnpFa
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
Freight Depot ghHn's
Trial Concluded. ..

CINCINNATI, May s.-The freight depot Of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton railroad
at Hamilton was burned yesterday morning.
Loss about $4,000.
The trial Of exlRepresentative vallandIgham
was concluded yesterday. The decision will
be known to-day
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
v"rro"drgnam TrIed by cour,-Mnrtrar.

'I>, >,IN>ATrr, May G.-NaIlnndigham was
Thought before the rcourL-inartial To-day fprIrinI
ne refused to picad 10 the charges which were
li 's1I I" hm' and the court proceeded with the
evidence, the runlirarion OF which is not nj.
lowed ''
Inc 'harscs arc based on his Mount Vernon
5FtcCh, Mr, NalInudigham b. at the Burnett
House tonight, under strong guard.
Dayton and Montgomery counties have been
placed under martial law.
The total loss by the conHapration nj Da,,o,
was $4,000. The damage orherwiSe Ty Tie IIa
riot was small,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

w Wholesale and Retail
Gu RTA AIN STOR RE,
Masonic hall, No. 7l9 CbestRW STREE
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Wide French SStins.
Wide French BrOCatelles.
Wide French Satin de Lains.
Wide WOrstcd Damask.
Wide Union Damask.
Vide Damask Trblo Cloth, per yard
Wide hlUqurtte Tor Railroad Cars,
French Pushes for Railroad Cars.
GILT COrniceB and Bands
Cords, GimpH and Fringes.
Tassels and Loops.
Hooks, Rings and Brackets.
Furniture Coverings.
EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS.
Lace Curtains, s 500 a pair.
Lace Curtains, 600 pair.
Lace Curtains, . 100 par.
Lace Curtains, & 100 n pair.
Lace Curtains, s 500 pair.
Lace Curtains, & $50 pAir.
Lace Curtains, S 900 pair.
Lace Curtains, 800 pair.
Lace Curtains, $1,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, Sl2.JO pair.
Lace Curtains, &li.UO pair.
Lace Curtains, $1,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, $1,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, $500 pair.
Lace Curtains, $1,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, 5000 pair.
Lace Curtains, $50 90 pair.
Lace Curtains, $4,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, 10000 pair.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

s,J- The once OF the National RePublI-
can 10 at B11 Ninth street, between PENN
ylyanIa avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

MoRE PRIsoNERs ARRIvEu.-Eighty prisoners
arrived this morning from Fredericksburg, Among
the number are two captains and one adjutant OF
the Louisiana and Alabama regiments. Quite a
number OF them are sick and wounded.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

MoRE PRISONERS -CaptAin Fletcher, OF the Flrs
District regiment, arrived last night, from Hooker
army, with seventy prisoners.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

ANOTHER STRONGHOLD TAKEE.-General Danks
has taken several stTOngholls In Louisiana; and II
Is also certain that DdyiOR's crackers, Cakes and
Pies have taken strong hod OF the public taste aud
the appetite. Depot I5B Eleventh street
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08
rxcoxD1rIoNAL UNION TICKET,

TOR CITY COLLECTOR.
A. c. RICHARDS.
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FoR CITY REGISTER.
WILLIAM D. WOOD.

FoR CITY SURVEYOR.
L. sCHAUMBERG Err.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-08

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Neuctatlirteg
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@epr1 Ben5,

Smpo,teur, @roB- unp RleinbGnbler
BON Nbeinpetnen
Qn9arrpttne,
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Maociras uno Dprt= Weinem,
Don pnl9iebenen Sabrsdnsen, pelds bein, Du5-
Beue, Blalde une @las ~pertanft nerben in lsiuer
@eimballe, Drifte. Giraffe,
3milden Mtartet< II. Walbins;on-S Ctr,
Gren@'5 Stein9ebaupe,
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Aebte &ondne. &drinee>
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tets p%rrrdtbiS une 81 ben mSslidit t;aislenYrei
zen gu bateu.
Jtrner: Musse3ei9nstes Ghicaeo une
Gincinnati Mle iuo Yprter, unb bic
f~einten 5prten Don q ueuren unp
@bam pa9ner,
@omie entlid Elm ereeaertee M1ortiment BON
Sapanna= GiaarrpS.
Vortebenoes If MaeS gut unp in reibsr Jl0s
,orrdtbie bel
@epra Yen..
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Dpetpr q. Srtmann,
OeufSdDcr Mr3f

III ct. NntbpnY, Wiinnel ota>
3cist b~ierourp ~erssbenft an, baB ct feline SfFce
nah Der 81 o~in 9trabe berleet bat, brittle
2bar, essrbalt Serrn nhrmaasr Exemption unb
eerose esseniibsr esm Drus-@tcre untsr Stan9-
FELIX'S 5al.
Office tunhen {ino MittaeS on balls Gins bic
orei ubr una Nbsnrs son 6 bi5 s..
!sranfe, Die 81 wsit cun bier e"ntiernt mcbnsn,
UNI bic 9Mct te|uUen an %t0nnen, inb erluat,
N9 in griefen an i'm 81 weucen uni. uesben
prpmpta Mn!rert erbalten.
Sriicber GunpfaoT
1T tets Serralbi9. 0sutlte i'll "entfetnt a~c!sgensn
AnIeee!uusrn, %elds ibrs Aineer esimpft su ba-
ben runlten, lrusca iid Itr;ftiiN an ibn weu-
ben, wcral5 er eiuen Sig bsltinmen wirp an mel
dem er iie heiuht.
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8. 6. S. $. 6. 3urnxauf,
Gnarp5z61ncler in
Wateria(waoren,G pebitipn~

GommtfTcn6=Saubler,
@rDbganrler III 0rpcsries, Msbl> @hwcinefeiib,
G'straioe uao e~sbcusmittelu, Aali, Cement, sui
laor> Nase!u, Sala Nrud< unp Wadgapisr,
DruG,1ateriolisn C.
Jrablepntrafts perren mad benz Stsn unb Me~
ten iternrmmen.
BaarrorIHils aeroGt auf GunTenstionm AT
jseer 3eit unb jsbcm getrag.
9erlpnen, relde 0iter al uns conIeuiwn,
fSnnen Td oarauf %rerlaNsn, tab lie Spr ustsr-
t%heurnf9 asldi'st Nnb. Glitter a;sseu III ceu
Htestia{ien V0ilen phne &Ifi9t sui bic lei ra~
eere psI!linie pber bag Boct lpssirt. 2assr= uno
errtn1illpns- Wefi;er 10 nistrie als ~ sss,1, re-
lps!tetisn Saulf.
Sfiee an Der 2sH<s, an 0uD Der GittissIra6e.
S. 6. ii. 8. 6 Surbant,
s. 6. guytonf
General! : M9snt fir bic Oalsna= Gunisit1> unb
Observation-Disclosures.
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lasts Der llnterSei@nete III lsiHer lrut gang neu
retaurirten Mirtbidait,
Ste Strobe %9eaeniiter Der Srutne !6aQe,
nit benz Hisrp1siie teim Nlten une Mrfau{t
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baten 1T, mas allen @eiueu wertbsu VreunreN uno
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0cttfrieh Gltel.
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@pntag. 26. Stunt, !6eilise StiQt
berrl diet i'm Wsf i|pe ccr Noreprairie om
Minnelcta ; am bitlden nfer ce5 2afe
Graverle en9eiu Slider bel bunre:ten,
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ruben su lallen, bel Strofe, 3 Sage nit
cad unp pad in Ncar @uaro marldie>
ten 81 mllsn, Mub pes tppten Geincee
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Grain Don bier nad Sort Mtercrumbis
nil itarfsr S%ecefun9 as, UNI frilde &atio>
nen uno rie Wail fir uni ere Grpeoition
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unlsre Nrr,ec, uno marldirte cen 6i9el
binan wellib pom Safe EraYerle. Wir
mahten beute un9efdbr 3ebn Meile1 unp
laesrten un5 amilden srpei tleinen mir
u%nbetannten Seen, uno tauften pas Eager
Camp Braeley. Giner son unlern lean,z
iter6 bate eieienD'orsen pas u%nelud,pon
letuem Maulclel 5u fallen, unp fam In
Gplsc ee1en untsr pic &deer ieines Naz
gene, welde ibm zines leiiner Beine bra>
den. Man braGte Jpn biniibsr nod Dem
MbercrombiesI Grain, UNI Jpn mad pemJprt
,u brin9en, pplelbf er bo6entli& better
Evening star., 1863-05-04

tf0R SaLE1fhe ane estate known as the .UoL-
tswn, on the r edsrick turnpike, and contsininr
81 sGsss Sis r9ods and y psrShss ore or less
covered with wood. The improvements c,nsist Of
spseious mansion, containing q rooms OF various
si5ees win ornamentAl garden adjoining, dns dry
eeoo frame house, containing 4 rooms, One ic.-
louise, s'enie, eheSs, and othAr cefnm ,dious out.
nouies The land is we'll sptsd for maraet Gar.
osns pasture, or the cultivation of the sraps: hss
EDunaant running water. contains two good sixad
fresn water ponds, and large number Of sppis
peecn. CHERRY, pear and other fruit trees This
xtuio ss eesresis iesidenee for foreign or cab
many other ssysntages. the i'm preyemsnts on this
fne estate woAtd make 1t very available ass -sum.
Ierson. detained At the osp pitL by buspess durins
the spring. enmme. and fan months. sAd vreUents
ARHH. CLARKE. HsS., No. = az street. or a
OootessSW0 vSsseSSs - s. l0ts
Evening star., 1863-05-04

O1E0i
sau5sayf Of adj I'd WILLIAM HENRY
months and "A days. ~'o
Wehsd \ lille Willie once,
He was our darling pride;
For soon he slept and died.
Our little Wiilie's shining eyes,
Which shenefo bris ht and free,
Nov sleep above in that sweet home
O Immortality.
zed upon him facing,
We sna saSs S,o hiH iitt = ff e .s5ssen; nSss
Home with God to dwell
At the residences Of her parents $50 4 street, on
Osborne and Maria Msod snie, aged Il ysars. Oh
O'Clock
On Sunday evening, at half-past 6, DAVID
His friends aad relatives are requested TO attend
sls funeral tomorrow at loa. m. from his resi-
On the morning Of the 4th inst, MARY CATH
ARINE, beloved dsug ugh.er of Matthew and Lacy
byrns ybs fsgs9. sg.d 2Tfnit,s i =. and . Hs days y
l4'b and streets
On On Menday morning, the 4th inst, MARY ANN
The reiatives ana friends Of the family ara re-
rsectfully invited to sttep her funeral on Tues.
dence. No. 30 2sth street. between and x SITS.
,,t On the I'd inst MecLINToCK YOUNG, Of this
bo e1 age m g. ys:rs Laying VIII. and children to
Shiei clerk !snd often acted as secretary Of the
Treasury IN times past; when he pct bank AID re-
States were the subjects of imposing interest to
the whole country. the duties Of witch he per
tesrsy and amisbiiity of Character secured to him
many friends, and few men were better known or
more respected.
On the @ q inss s: J, O'Clock, Of pulmonary dis
son Of BENJAMIN N. and Mary 4. cos, Of Lancaster
funeral this afternoon q. O'Clock.