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MISCELLANEOUS.

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CARD
Owing 70 Tho Increased eo., u al u.sa
manufacture Of COCAINE ssa our ousr Tolls, pr.p.r.
iona -. ar. oompsl-a % nsr.,l psscs %
Seventy Eve cents per bo,iis
Our ....a.ra aUAsrrrY AsD QUALITY yin remain
''''' JOSEPH BURNETT co.
No Central ssr~ss. Boston.
TIE t,s, preparations pu, up ~ Dr. Bsras,. the -sn
known Boston ehsus have b-ooms -ias'y disseminated
ssd s-.ry-hsss Gin for sAsms.i.s. sors pl.os
dressing ,.sis And their merits really lusafy NE
high .s.m.,loa in Which ne, ar. Isia Prepared ga
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equal 70 N. beat Imported rAvorsx Er,sess thai
-.n ordered siss~s al.p-os -'sa. rs~s- rr-s.r.
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/ ssss - AsnsA1sss 90 - = $50 -
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A CARD runxAn
REV AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY rOR rnE CURa
or DEAFNESS
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR
PARTIAL DEAFNESS
exclusively and successfully treated By
DIR HARrLEY.
10 Clinton riare,


PARTIAL DEAFNESS
exclusively ard suc,es.fnl!J treated By
DF HARrtEY.
10 Clinton place,
New ioxb.
The only th~ u~ited States wa
erousy of attend ali suffering from sHecons
OF the without charge until rur~d thershy proving ne
swnaa by paving s- syed sariss ssorssni fee. In az
aud th- nsietion Of serious evils By
mung the Application 81 dangerous remedies ~ fnerp~S
Deafness noise In tho heal and all disAgrecalae dis
from tho speedily and permanently r~sove.
without causing h- l.As4 pain iueouvau~nce cure Ia
all guArsnteed where afornstion dos not ~rst
branch of special prstr~ hss enabled him 70 rduc~ hia
Treatment, such degree of 70 md th~ mast
eoarmsd and ob.nssn caass ysld by steady si~ntios 10
Persons suffering Aay disease d~vanensn, of
the Of special command tie vices Of r.
HARTLEY withon, the chAxrln and norEca,ion NJ seeing
" Citation place. doors ssi Of
Broadwsy Hecepuon hours from 70 o'clock cossaita
Ton and efsminAuos free
ADVICE TO EVERY oxE-iT 10 An OLD sAYfN0.
n that good wins bush. AMI o. this mx -
holds good thnss articles Of ira Desperately tep~d
generally the most worthless ~ nsnufaSssss Cyn
ard tbs ~ap~rsne NJ our n~shbo arr Nc h~ss
,GSdy and whos, this enforeurst ~ vanpt~d Hrcihes
iA Of value bttrra abon, this tins "" popoar
swallow every and b~srns thai name ~
cur~ - disrfhoa holsrs ".ts ana o'hss ~,n va.ss
much beprnssd commodities Not Al all And whyf him
ply there ID bu, Art'e cf bti~rs known 70
tors made by tbs Wine nrowss. se...x IN rrs.cs snd
imported in0 this country by r. TkfstSip. 10 rsssa.
street. solr and whh vi sover~sn v~asdy fcr ~
the disrass incidental 70 shs ~ ircaepa
dscnd al kings Of fictitious bsstrrs, and
/ only steinfeiis genuine Artrs.
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Eight Carries DE- Waite for One Dollar
A. BALCHs AZ Broadway No expense spared 70 produce
good
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof safes.
Also si1eboaff and PAror sa0s Tor silver plate Ao
No. Ss Murray street. corner of coiiesc place -
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Died.

Died.
FAnRuL.--On Friday evening, July 81. Mrs. rixs
Busss vito Of Retger Farrell native a Ireland. aged 30
years.
The friends and ac1uantsncos u uis family
rpec,suly invited attend the funeral firm her lsts
residence, Seventy seventh street. between Thri and
Fourth avenues, On Sunday afternoon. al t~o o'cics
Pbr AIR d>afAs 90 se,opf J.Ige
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Iron Lintels, Columns, Capitals, xse.
HUTCHINSON wICEERsHAM.
100 Canal street. east OF Broadway
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Ferris Il Sons Own and Paris Boots,
Shoes Ac Nassau street and CO.. Broadway two doors
below Fourth street.
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HaAp3caRrnu-, ELEVENTH Ann, Ccars,
July 81, ls53.
MILITARY Exsvnox osprRSp.
We are u have a military execution tcmorrow. ~ VII
be seen By tho folowiug:--
csxunAt oRpyps--~o ~


be BY tho foIlowiuas--
esSxRAL oRpvRs-so. y
HnADsuAKrsRs, AMY on ms PoIoHAc,
July Is, 1893 I
In view ~ tue recommendations u thar rcsrnenta,
presde Division and corps anders The u
eusied originally appointed TO TAX place the
25th lnst., and afterwards suspepdsd for week
s further .usrenen until tho pleasure of tho Pres dent
Of the tnitsd states N Tho b. made known
Private y. W Carpenter, Cpmpsny L. one Hundred and
Fifty seventh New York Volunteers.
Private William ws&guncr, Company +, enc Hundred
aad FLty seventh New YORK Volunteers
riynte John X. y Fox, Company 4, uue Hundred and
rrty sevcrth New York Volunteers
rryaie simon Sesler Company q, Ons Hundred and
Flity sen oath York Volunteers.
Private MICHAEL Miller, Company q, one Hundred and
Fi.ly seventh New York Volunteers.
prvaie Peter schalcwsky. Company B, Forty -nfyh
New sort volunteers
M recommending these nails, whore lives are
Justly forfeited TO the mercy ~ tbe President the Nanr
General commanding is Influenced by the rec nmenda
tons made by Their officers aud so oy the TACT
crime Wa committed and should have been punisied be-
fore be Command n this army lie tax-s this op.
Ior,uny that true mercy ard justice 70 this
gallant who faithful 10 Their duty. and oh ~e
lives arc endangered by the dasardy descron o. hsrs,
require tht the fa penalty q the law should be metsi
cat 70 such olenders and the army may rest assured
the iui extent o tho law
IN the case OF private Bradford Butler, Company i,
one Hundred aud Fy seventh New York Volunteers, ell
the evidence goes 70 show that he bad soldier, and
vY iaTey Instrumental IN urging tho ottsss 70 sert
TIE sentence ~ the court IN his viii BE- carried out
IN tho presence ~ tbs DIVISION on saturday the Ise
proxmo, bet seen the hoars q twelve \. and -four r.
IN command MAJOR General MkAUE
a wnIIlns, Acting Adjusant Ge.'srai
Bradford Butler. vhcss sxecas,os h ordered N tho
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whitney House - On enc Esropean
plan. southeast OF Broadway aud Twelfth
Meals W order at all hours. r. X. MEAD.
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Arrest or u Qnartsrns aster.

arrest OF u 0uoreSrm Aster.
CINCINNATI, July n. 1893.
Captain Hurtt Assistant Quartsrmsstss at this post
arrested this morning by order Of General Burnside
charged with rreguarity IN bis accounts and sppro
pristing funds 70 his own
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OMciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy 4
90. Kontucky and Missouri State Lottsriss
KENTUCKY ExIHA GLASS t1-Juy 81. 1904
l, SO, 3sa 7, 81, n, n, 81, 10, ~, 20, Is, 80.
k..,Uc.u. csAs AOs7Jal, 81, iees
Ctsulss sent froo 81 charge BY Addre.sina stherto
MURRAY. EDDY co,
Covin9ton Ky ~ Louis, No.
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Prizes Cashed In all Legsiixed Losts-
RES. Information given. - o. WEST,
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Last Day OF ssnr0rd's Minssreis and
Denirr brothers NJ BARNuM'S and benens OF Mr. D. r.
Sanford. Afternoon and evening.
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$3.50 a.,ss. ,.ny h~r TO- nssy s,'- y ~. -.
80 1s1st< tread al titoo a. sst
ia are Asnssxnl ~ ~ f@s ygIE~d g sgsst r.sss
dtnisins nlsti sni tlofai1g Y AAs b~.aosss us osn
;se ssia -, 80 -sisa f,s. - as.. -, - y ~
er94xsC
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Royal Havana L0efery.-ThaYty Der
cant premium paid for pnSeaL Information furnished
Highss price pat for doub.oons all gold
| silver TAYLOR 4 CO., Dankers. 10 Wsh street.
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OmciaI Drawings of she Shelby College
IxTaI CLASS Sa-Juiy 81, 1854
o. 81, ~, -, 81 60. 81, so, ~, 81 81, a. &c. 81.
CLAas 0s-July 81. 1853
70, 81 20, 49, 81 "a Z, %, Sc, "a, 80, II, GO, Go.
Circulars ''n' BY addressing four, !. NORRIS . 90
Wilmington. DolAwsrs
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Tan. rrseklss; saiiow1ess. Erupsions,
ero's speeks and all Skin B~ishss cured BY GOtnAUD0
Italian hsdoa,sd Soap. as Brusdway near Grad street.
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Psixes Cached In All L~gaIlxsa Letts-
rss. Information syea. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No. II Wall street, N. " room No l.
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Facts sor che re~s,Ie.-ssaa Gratis asd
post raid anywhere All who feeble 90 should
loo Post ofkcs New York city.
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above Is member Of the Eleventh corps MAJOR General
Howard has made preparations have the sentence car

above, Is member Of the Eleventh corps MAJOR General
Howard has made preparations have the sentence car
ried into eject.
REHSsuos ourRAoEs.
The following explains Itself
HKADogARrxRs, EIEvKsm CoKps,
ARMY or THE PoroMAc. July -, 1858
In obedience TO orders from headquarters Of the Army
or tho Potomac, the following instructions from tho
Generlin Chief will DO strictly observed b. this com
mand.
By order Of Major General HOWARD.
I. A. MEYzENBURG, Assistant A djutant General
The numerous depredations committed by citizens,
rebel soldiers In disguise, harbored and concealed Dy
along the Orange Alexandria Railroad and
within our lines, cali for prompt and exemplary
punishment You will, therefore, arrest ana , Con
1s 'o Citizen sans whom
evidence OF his having engaged IN these practces yon
win also notify the people within ten miles o. .ne rafosa
property any injury done tho road trains depots
or stations by citizens gueras or persons 10 disguise
borers repair all damages. these measures should
not stop such depredaons. the entire Inhabitants Of
across The lines and thar property taken
use. II. w. HALLECK, General inIChief.
rm KIxvxsrH
The reorganization OF the Eleventh corps contsmplat
cd General Howard will DO assigned 70 high command
in the proposed organization.
RAPrAHASsocx.
Our from the neghborhood OF the Rappahannock
uo uot UTiuR III any lmpoTbant iltofHldtuo
Capture or suffers by Mosby's Gusrillass
wAsurxGroH, July 81, 1858.
Mosby's gang made extensive haul Of suffers last
night at Fairfax Court House There 10 Union force
stationed Immediately II the Court House. Tbs suffers
Of the Army the Potomac have been generally advised
OF this fact but convenient resting place At the end
Of the Ars days journey and seven suffers,
with their teams and chstels, bivouacksd there
last night and all made prisoners As tho Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Is the direct line OF communca.
ton with the Army the Potomac in It's present posi-
ton less pains have taken by tho military author
ties guard tho turnpike road between Alexandria and
Centreville
The guerlas under Mosby composed principally OF
sIdents Of Fairfax and Ioudon countless take advantage
OF this fact 20 mako their raids upon unarmed
points whore no military force Ia stationed.
wAsHISoToS, July 81, 1883.
Information received to day from the Army OF the Po
states that Lee massed his forces Cupepper
Wednesday, and made other preparations to give battle
the Rappahannack His first advance south OF Gull
pepper to foil In taking the route
but finding did not advance he concentrated hs army
Culpcpper The Rappshannock guarded from Frede
rcksburg Eiys Ford the Rapdan by only rebel
regiment. Tho Rapidan is fortified south OF Culpepper.
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frreprsssibic Conhies.-Coiorine CoIors
white red gray hair b@autifu brosn trou.
bic was ,sraiiou splendid for Aiies Guaranteed
test Try H. yol viii no other. General Depot No -
John street. New York Sold by ID u Barne a Co, j. O.
Rushton aud sil leading druggists
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wigs, Teupees, HAIR Dye, Hair Dretns
40 hohavh Cream, foF b~aatfyins tho hair, 81 4
bArtHELDne. fs Font street
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Beaussfal Compisrfon.-Latrd's Bioom
o. Youth LIQUID Pearl for preserving and ssa1fyng
.Es compien0u and sxln All druggists and as Broadway
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Chvsstadoro's Hair Dye, Pvsssrvaivs
knd Via fsJos wholesale and rehAf. No As,0~ Ho1s~
TIE dye sppiisd ~ sshful sr,ats.
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knALs oI rnoraAsb vfowGzk Pc. - Qua
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-11
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

In the Common Council, last evening, me-
mortal was received from sundry citizens residing
on Bridge street, between High and Potomac
streets, asking that permission be granted the
Washington h Georgetown Railroad Company to
locate the terminus Of their road between High
street and the west end of the Town House.
A communication nom the President OF the Rail-
road Company was also received, asking permis-
sion to continue the use of bridge street for about
two hundred feet west Of High street, as q stand
for the cars Of said company.
Mr. Tenny moved to refer them both to the Com
mittee on Streets, with instructions to bring In
bill granting them the privilege Of extending their
road to the west end of the town house, provided
they cover the cutters crossing bridge street on
the line OF said road with iron plates, of such a
width as shall be designated by the Street Comms-
sioner.
And after a spirited debate by Messrs. Tenny,
Msrbury, and DR.. Cragin, In favor Of said motion,
and Msssrs. Craig and Myers In opposition to III
also in opposition to granting such company any
privileges not specified In their charterj and after
a motion from Mr. Collins TO strike out " with ~
Instructions, and one from Mr. Craig to lay the
whole on the table, which were both lost, II
was SO referred.
POLICE CAsEs.-One soldier, drunk; turned
over to military. Dietrich Baker, disorderly con
duct; fined s1.os. Archy Nash, do; fined 80 SO.
MARINE LIsr.-Arrivdls. dls.-Steamer Calvin
Th0mpkins, Kane, Baltimorei light.
Steamer Pioneer, Tolbert, Waashingtoni light.
schr. J. r. Wallace, Endieott, dol do.
Barge hoard OF Trade, Wilkinson, doi corn to III
Young.
sehr. osceola, Jarvis, Port Deposit; lumber tt
Jos. Libby.
schr. Israel L. Shows Acorn, New York; lime I,
Cooley. a.a 20. .
schr. Village Gem, Parker, Boston, ndse. Il
Hartley Il BRO.
sshr. WIN. P. williams, Harmon, Alexandra
Light,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-11
THE WILEY AND BROWN CASE.
Instructions Of Chief Justice Cartier q
the Jury.

OF Chief Justice Cartier to
the Jury.
WILEY Us. BRowN.-Chief Justice Cartier
yesterday granted the following Instructions to the
jury In the case Of Wiley rs. Brown;
-Piainii6' Prayer: II the jury believe from
the evidence Aforesaid that the the petitioner, En-
iy T. Wiley, 10 the oitspring VI Tllotson r. Brown,
deceased, and the witness, Elizabeth Brown; and
that at the time cf the birth ofssid Emily her said
parents were unmarried; and II the Jury further
lind from the evidence aforesaid that the said
Tillotson p. Brown and Elizabeth Brown sub
sequently inter married, at the time and in the
m sinner stated by the Rev. Mr. Mcguire, . witness
in the cause, and that the said Tiliotson r. Brown
subsequently to said intermsrrisge, recognized
which acknowledgment should be distinct and un.
equivocai, leaving reason able doubt Of the act
nd intention OF lilo r. Brown 10 acknowledge
Emily as his otf.pring. His recognition Of her
born Of his loins In law ul wedlock; then the said
Emily 7. Wiley 10 legitimated to all intenis And
purposes and the verdict must be for the petition
ers on all .he Issues.
second: And IT, from the whole evidence, the
Jury shall hGd that the said Emily born on the
sst Of March, 1876; that the acquAint and In.
tercouse between the said Elizabeth Brown and
Tlutson y. d. own began fourteen months before
the birth Of said Emily, md continued between
two and three mouths; was then interrupted and
that she was at the end Of the three months
pregnant with Lmily, then the Jury are TO find,
not the possibility Of the fact but tle TACT IT.
self whether Till0tson r. Brown was or was not
tion In woman Is nine months, and, alt ihough 1t
may be protracted for whole month, yet the pos
siDility that 10 wAs 80 protracted would not Be .
difficult ground on which to base verdict for the
PLAINTIFF, but the jury ought to be satisfied Of the
fact OF paternity, and not the possibility Of that
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-11
PERSON AL.

Hon. AUGUSTUS FRANK, of New York, ar
rived at Wiliards this morning. t....
HoH. CHARLES R. TRAIN and Col. NEWELL.
4. THoMPsos, Of Boston, are In town. .'7,r. r
MAI. GEN. ANDERSON, of Fort Sumter mem
ory, Is spending the season at bridgeport, Connec-
ticut. His health Is much impaired, and he 10 for
biddeu BY his ply ysicisn to speak in public.
Col. hIa.r, agent for Rhode Island, lately
received letter from Lieut.. N. d. PsArsall, Of
Gen. sherinan's staf, Informing him that Gen.
sherman expected to leave New Orleans In . few
days for his home at Newport, r. L. Gen. sher-
mans heath is sreatly improved and he 10 slowly
recover.nr from the severe shock he sustained
from the wound which resulted in the loss Of his
laQ .' Q
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Vermont Republican state Convsntion.
BURLINGTON, July 8.-The Republican State
Convention assembled In the Town Hall this
morning, and was called to order BY Col. H. H.
Baxter, chairman Of The State COMMITTEES. On
his motion, Hon. Levi Underwood, of Burlipg-
ton, was chosen chairman. The organization
OF the committee was completed by the election
of c. W. Willard, Of Montpelier, W. P. Davis,
Of 81. Albans, and l.. o. Green, Of Woodstock,
secretaries, with one vice president for each
county. .rI........
The resolutions reported by the proper COM
mittee were ably discussed by Senator Cola
mer, 8. B. Colby, Of Montpelier, T. Z. Wood
bridge, and adopted.
They pledge the men and means Of Vermont
to the Government In putting down the rebel
lion; indorse the lawful and necessary use OF
all martial as well as civil power Of the Gov
ernment to that object; declare that Northern
traitors deserve greater reproach than Southern
rebels, nnd tender every tribute Of gratitude Ia
the brave soldiers in the field, camp and hospi.
tai. fa ~
J. W. Stewart, 8. B. Colby, B. W. Bartholo-
new, g. W. Dale, d. G. Denlson, G. W. viii
sins and John Ross, were chosen State Com.
mittee for the ensuing year.
The following nominations were made:
For Governor-Hon. John G. Smith, Of St
Adams; for Lieut.. Governor-Hon. Paul Dill
lingham, Of Waterbury; for Trcasurer-Hor
John b. Page, of Rutland.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-11
REBEL INVASION OF,NpIANA.


LOUISVILLE, July 9.-Eleven rebel regiments,
aggregatng 1900 men, with ten pieces of ar.
tilery, including two howitzers, passed the
Ohio at Bradenburg yesterday, and encamped
last night near Corydon, Indiana. They were
commanded by John Morgan and Basil Duke.
Morgan stated to several persons that his desti-
nation was indianapolis, but this is not credit
ed. There is considerable excitement at New
Albany, the Inhabitants believing that Morgan's
forces are approaching there.
On leaving Bradenburg, Morgan burned the
steamer Alice Dean, but gave up the J. P. Nc
Combs, which arrived here this afternoon. A
fire Ia now visible in the direction Of New Al
bany.
ISpIASAPoLIs, July 0, evening.-Morgan is
still In the vicinity Of Corydon. The greatest
excitement prevails throughout the State. The
militia are coming In rapily under the call of
the Governor for sc, 900 They will be under
arms and marching to the place of rendezvous
in ~ hours. One Michigan regiment arrived
tonight; another and battery are xpected to-
morrow. The determination Is that Morgan
shall not escape. The border counties are un-
! der martial law.