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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30

FoRr WAsHISGTos, WEST BANK or THK SrsauRH.sSa,l
Monday, June 29-EyeuiDg :
As the sun goes down ia the west ii leaves within
this fort, and within and around Harrisburg, an
anxious, wondering, guessing, PARTIAL fearful and
somewhat excited population. The enemy holds a
position almost describing of a circle.
The extremes rest two main roads cross the
railroads, and extend through wheat and corn fields
ard some email woods. lie has pickeis out in all
valuable positions, and has artillery commanding
and intended to sweep the roais and protect hs
front and flank.
We expect fight tomorrow, more or less general
serious in its character II We DO not have fight
Tomorrow, both common public AMI general military
authorities will be disappointed. II for the best or
otherwise it is for Us 10 know, AID not your cor
respondent to make public.
THIS afternoon We had Il skirmish with tue enemy
near Oyster Point. la fact diminishing, y, tam
slight and 81 other times more serious. has been car
RED on ever since the dawn OF this days sun.
Aftor an hours skrmish this afternoon in whch
even artillery was used on the enemy side. our
men fell back to position this side Of the toga,e.
cannot learn that any one was killed. few were
wounded and some horses suffered.
In Harrisburg ~ | learn, the heavy shots tha,
Were fired created quite sensation, many crowcug
on prominent points to gain "A view OF what they
thought was the CONNECT cement Of general en-.
gagemeni.
The Sevtnty-fst New-YoTk regiment was in
front in the engagement.
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yrnyeicr-' Enidr.

10 .nan-. by Hui..u River RE- Z Warren
q d. 30 Co., lla % D.. I'D 90. sunday ~ p IN
10 Albany ~ Haiisfr tl' !b.h.'' AID Nhay ioi, u
10 Boi. o. ~ Ne..lold.. Iin" fiof 40 y:
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:, .-...................... Tsud 10 > IN and p. IN
L. p..,..f.l.4aly ..-s JsHfry ltil.f' al 100;
o,C,g,t,.d Il Ioam.4 o. !, Il.p 10 Study u p III
p.,.1~ be, 2. . n To-, ofEsrclay.a. A. M, ?. IN
g. ~ ...lug ton. ~ N.s-Jri--I ks...inatd.
I'D o.. ti foot 20 Court n1d Sunny . p III
70 he Vet. D. ,suirai Hai.foai of Nr~-
J.ft.t Got .. tol.f4ndt.f'. 4 lui d. n.
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TIE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.
The Work still Progressing Satisfactorily.
Indications Of Mutiny Among the Rebels.
JOHNSTON REPORTED GOING SOUTH.
MEMPHIS. Friday, June rs. !
Va CAIRO. Monday. June ~. )

Advces from Grants army, to the noon of the Odd,
say tho siege WAS Progressing vigorously. On the
Goth the cannonading was kept up from morning I'M
I'll by the army and navy, but elected no reply
from the garrison.
A large number Of buildings were destroyed, but
Leyond that it is not ascerained that much damage
was done.
Deserters report that the Tennessee and Georgia
troops are much dissatisfied, aud talk Of refusing to
fight any longer.
Johnstons movements are still wrapped in mys'
terry. lie WAS last reported to DO moving South.
His forces are all withdrawn beyond the Big
Black.
Gen. Tay lor ia said to have hung all the Union
prisoners taken at Millikens Bend. Retsiatory
measures will probably follow.
Very heavy rains in this vicinity have raised all
tho streams to OVERLOOKING and very few move.
ments on either side have been made.
John Park, Conservative, was elected Mayor Of
Memphis, yesterday.
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Lntest from yicksburg.

WALsUr HILLS. near vick,buy.
Tuesday, June -, 1868.
The Rebels in front Of Gen. Sherman on our lef'
came out of their works on Monday night, and tenn
porarily drove pickots from their rife-pits but
they were driven back by our batteries.
1t is thought that they are feeling their way to
Gu, on, osto send out messengers in tho melee.
There has been considerable firing along tie lines
to-day.
Siege guns are arriving in large plumbers.
The ambolaLces sent out .or our wounded toward
Jackson on Sunday have returned to the Big Black
Bridge, having been turned back at Edwards'
Station. No Rebel camps are nearer than that point
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PrftrrfIrff For4--, Iunr ~ 4.lf.
The excitement among tho people 20 day, DO IT,
tense. Until late hour Tonight the ssrcc's have
been crowded with an excited rogulacr, eagerly -
curing for news aud cnli.lug ia defense d tie
city aid State. Elii-mcus aio fyuIsiily. All
the wIrts are sending meu.
At The Hayy-Yard and most q the wof' 'io. Of
the city, busiaess il either cLiir,ly Suspended OF
closed al al early hour, to allow m,n 10 dill; aud
nor; II the stores on Mar ei and che-tnu streets
closed early for tho same purpose. Tue ely, 30
douJ, will be placct IN state % dsicuse ana
tho general alathy Is succeeded y general activity
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sLirmi-hing nt .TrrysviIic.

MARi,utLE. Eishr Nina, fuoS hsrl'nrEp,.
Jun. .i-F a.
Reports having reached me Il; Harrisburg ta-' tie
enemy Was crossing at THE place, q; oace Vtacrr'd
10 Marysyille Ga arriving here fodaL cveTyt-.i q
very quiet, yet assuming wnrlike attitude nud 49,.
pearanco 10 faf on! own preparations are con-
crfusd.
la the neiehborhood Of Mary"illo our advance
bad come slight diminishing yesterday afternoon and
last night.
cannot learn that the enemy il lttemptngto
cross the river for even ten nhH above thls point.
TIE country hereaLout 10 mountainous IN ehasa;-
Ter, and admits Of good defense.
The enemy il -aid 10 be crossing at cambridge,
with the ipteniJu " cut the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad. s~,Esi
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DIE ID.

poIrs-A Chicago Saturday June q 1903 Jus'us r'
Ross Fs, Lieutenant Jih Regiment u > Infantry IRON
m, ,hrct. of cannon shot wound ecoVel on ,he s-a
the assault by uea uranus io'0c' N.Y." ''
rnemy's works ut Siohsburg -,
lent Eoes was gallant young ofcei, IN ,he goo zee.
IA, as, lie was reading law IN TINS CITY INC uu :" WI
,.cI unon Fort Sumter. the 18th OF Apiil 1901 ana
Srsped with the 7lst Regiment OF this city.
alter that event to tho defense ol a. R.sn
nwinv he was rendered commission as SPAN IN thr neg
I h,y bu, preeuins 10 rise BY merit ID Tue curve NO
I,.d thar offer but accepted cormirsiones rHN heu
,", IN ths 18Th o. Infsutry lie waa Yong oncei OF
bearing aud great premise aad vas . ,h
sis nof,on 10 winch he had devoted hs me- re was 'ne
.on OF the lre Justus Boies, esq OF Norbanpoh
NJ and brother OF VIM. Boes, esq, aud OF mrs EDWARD
L. CoSes OF THIS CITY,
RROWN-On Monday June at the res,deaee Of ne SOP
nanis brown near Cheuevilo, Ohio, Mr. PARDON BOWL
AGED "A yesrs and months ,,,,,. c.,,oo n 7
A, lie AN, OF twenty he gave hi, YOUTH q heas away 70
A., ,i.t ia III. 1918 he removed 10 1ayss SounEi
h.r, IA, united with the Presbyterian iuTch OF ha'
ron. I'm the Spring OF 1893 lac renoy'u 70 or'9' 30
- member of the o. s. iIeinyteran Chach o
vl,, until his death While MS Fnty WAS ma anu
nnohtrusys vet 1t deep and thorough raehco .h9
marked his conduit during pto.rac'1e
ri. sun went down behind cloud but calmly IL
ann. behind the below. of time with the bsufanco tha' IL
J rI. In iuuortal splendor titus after nearly - yesrs
OF toll Ia his Mssss service the eommatd was s'eh anu
cbesrtuy obeyed CONE up higher Ihe 'hocN OF corn
was fully ripe efs gathered into tho ysiher OIL oS
Let hi, chid aud paLdchilden whe tney uscPy
their thoelwho bsvs no sop ne nehs
dead, yot tpsaAtth," ard says DC 20 "N' 'A.J>
Rest spirit free!
In the xf,sn pastures OF the heavenly shore.
Wh.Ie sin and sorrow spproach no niors,
Rest. swee,ly re.t
Cu.TNcEY-O Monday, June ~, Chafioa w CPaunsey
80 "a years only son OF Wm Chhuncsy OF THIS ety.
Tbs relatives AID trends OF the family are re'Peey Invites
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The Rebels 10000 OF 10000 Strong Across"
tae Potomac -- a Pr"Jer-nceung IN
RwciI's Corps Gallant Service Lieut..
uovtindaIe.

From oar special Correspondent
FmgDgAcE CRY, Nd, June n 1868
This place has again been ana stu 49, alive WIN
excitement. Tie visit of Rebel cavalry last Sunday
the passage OF Union troops later in the week, ana
the Iumors from Pennsylvania Of the invading Rebel
column, all tend 10 keep the good ctzens "ld'
awake with interest and anxiety. The TACT no"
seems to be pretty clearly demonstrated that the
Rebel army 600 or 70 900 strong, has crossed the
Potomac and is on ts march 10 Harrisburg by
some Il il sssered that the min column is Advancing
toward Wheeling, but the assertion needs conilI
non. With their usual sLIewdness, the Rebel lead
or, Keep small parties here, there and
.acL marching IN though constituting the advance
gnnrd of a column. The crossing Of The man army
Commenced last TnesGay. They creased AT shep
terdlown and Wiiliamspor;. One oi Inc 'nos'
curious features Of the performance w"s tho ho"is
Of a prayer-neetiDg by one OF the Regiments VI
Ewell's corps in the streets Of Bo0nsboio, wnci
loud PRAYERS and singing proclaimed The tfn'h
OF the report previously published that revival na
taken place In the Jackson corps. Or the movements
OF our tfoops one cannot write, att0nfh 10 ph'ha
ARE taken ~ keep the rame iron tho kh0"Ieoge VI
The enemy save by muzzling he press Inc opera i.
tions Of party Of % men vi The iS& Ne" ioiA "a'
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THE BNvA-IGN or TIE rGRTH.
Lntcst from Hnrr;.buru. Pm.

HARsIsBuRe. Monday June 20, lgoJ-midnirht.
On the Northern Central Railroad six bridges
have been burned between Goldsborough and York,
a distance of l6 miles.
Crest anxiety is felt for the safety Of the Pennsyl.
vsnia Railroad. The enemy's movements show
that they are endeavorng to reach some 80 or 10
miles west of this place.
Everything is quiet. Troops are rapidly arriving
for the defense OF the capital.
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a Member OF the sI.t Nev'york Wounded

H.Eai,upED 81 .a4-y, June -. loo
John Manly Of Company q, 5l.i Ncw-iork State
" ltA, WI. sho, ,brou n tie nigh While pickle.
duty, on SUNDAY might, June -, ~ Rebel picket.
The wound was drc-.ed by Edgar BrdseIl surgeon
Of the 5ls, Regiment, anl transportation provided
fJr him 10 his homo IN Ncw.Yoik C.ty.
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Sl,ir,ni.h i'm Western yirgiuia.

CISoISSArI. Monday June 20. 1863
TIE GG:,ttc Las Information that - men otthe I'd
Virginia Cavalry were srPfised By 80 Rebels on
Low Creek, 81 niles above Camp Plat, Western
Virginia, on Sunday. Twen'y-niue men aud IS
hursrs were captured. None were kltdor wounde i.
The Rebels los, ,vn Killed md three wounded.
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Cali for "a Union Democratic Mass Meet
;,g nj indianapolis, La.

CINCINNATI. Monday, June ~ 1913
A dispatch from Indianapolis, Ia, says nat The
Union Dem crate have Issued an address TO the De-
,poerssv and have called mass meeting 70 be held
there Oh tho 18th Of August
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Dusllless Noilets.
U,GAN's MAGNOLIA BALN.

Thi, a,lsAfl and extraordinary article changes the sun
h, fac. end hand. to peaFy satin texture OF
h..u,, iupA,n. the marble purity Of youth aud the d"
an INVITING In tho city belle Of fashion II re-
move, tan ire HES pmps' and rooshns' ITO" 'he 'a'"
Having tho complexion freak, Transparent and 'hoo'h
contain, no material luxurious to the 'sin raoh1ra .,
,e,,es.e. and op-rasin II Is what every a' '"'''
have Sold everywhere.
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,J,iI. Cio,e nj the Po-,-Omce.

Fcr Great Bfitsiu 49, ID. Continent ~ steamer
Scott, Ws s.y Ju, i.................... 2i :.
Tb-f,i,r 81 p IN.
Ysr south p4c &c AID to Anisflc. BY steamer
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f..~. Tas.is, iss- s. ........'-............. p m
a,li.sal,ssl J..ss- M,.........s, -. I'd ar. m
.lb-s U..uv gaf.fs art Can.la. - m. I'D a ..
a.. M-.t III
w., r W.vi. - W.iir1,d ......3 e.. md a p.
~ -t,f, nd ,,.ta (. e.t-fn Ma3 IA 4. and lo, .
q .f.fr ''l.L IN aud = o.
Sow i.a,rd Now port and 7 al Rlver........... D. IA
Ils LfI. Island Mst cosss r. q. o.. III %: D. a.
sut.sy Mails Ca suudl5 Al EIails close al 10 v Ia
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Yutrrtuir,icu,.. -Tue.,iay, June 30.

.rpLO's CARpES-The Dri.'. "ouo.
LAURA KkFNF'S THEATER-Wi,., ofPsfis.
uARNt MS MD-El N-Ccu. Ion Ihlr1 an VIII. Con
Nati ed M'nuls Warren ta hours Dramas at } aud q
IRVING HALL 10 stcfcs gticoi
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WA.HsGros Monday. June %. 1893
RHTIRN OF sOME OF nLyrIis 500.

WAshsSrohs 24"ncsN. June ~ IoeS
RETURN OP SOME or SCOTIA 300.
Thirty OF tue detachment OF Scott's cavalry, who
encountered tue enemy At Fairfax Court-House on
Saturday, with Major Remington aud Capt. Camp
bell. have returned About ~, including three
L.eutenanis, are yet 10 be accounted for.
NAVAL ORDER.
Commander T.. X. Calhoun bar been ordered ~
tie oommaud Of tie iron-elad Weehawken.
TIlT CASE OF yALLANDIGHAM.
The Ohio Democratic State Convention Commit
Gee received Az answer from the President to-day.
He agreed 70 release vallandig CHAM, provided they
would personally conform u certain terms, which
tho Commiiie~ were not at liberty to do, without
SoDsrltiog with the entire Committee in Ne~-York
to-norfow. Several members have already reached
Aha, city
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S,1vv,n DisPLAY.-Tha handsomest SIN,
,rny, aud the easiest ami most conoI'aple SOY
W. 90 bs found Mt KsoX's, No. BIZ Bosd"ay W",,
q, ,,hrio, .uitabl, ,hs season sre al pre-
M ,ish aud nfae i've. D.tidsdy tho place 10 puJ y
a1c, hat as you want at ASohs' nd We '"'0 !'' "
vi A hi, ,toge without lsil.
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ECoyouy IN WAsmISG.-lt has been rh'ls
f,c,o,, d.rnon.traed that Pyis's o. X SOAR tho mos
.ncen, washing material in tho market IT'S f'p'a' P'
ceding the common soap.
eoiJ nv f,roc.rs everywhere.
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FFOM TEuE ARMY oRTrsEpoTOrAC.
The Change OF Commanders.
GEN. IlOOKER'S FAREWELL.

ten. Hooker was on Saturday night relieved Of
The command OF the army at his arm reopcsf In
taking leave of hs soldiers he issued tue following
address,
HRADoUAHTnRs hRsy oF TnR PoToMAC,l
- FREDERICK. Md Jure 70. 1893 !
GENERAL ORDER, NJ. 6j-n conformity with
tne orders OF the War Department, dated June - ,
1913, rellnqush the command OF the Army oi the
I".nuac IL Is transferred 10 Major-Gen. George
u. Meade, brave and accomplished officer, who
has nobiy earned the confidence and esteem of the
army on many ii we-fougnt f-ld. Impressed with
tue belief that my usefulness as The commander of
the Army Of the Potomac is impaired, part from
II, !e' not without The deepest emotion. The sor-
row OF parting with the comrades Of 81 many bat
Ties IL relieved by the conviction that the courage
and devotion of THIS army will never fail ;
mat II VIII yield 10 my successor As IL has TO me,
Wllhng and hearty support. With the earnest
prayer that the triumph of its arms may bring sue
ceases worthy Of 1t and the naton, bid il farewell
: +. BARsrOw. Acting Adjuta lt-0 enersL
GEN. MEADE'S ADDRESS ON TAKING COMMAND.
HEADsuAR or THK ARMY oY TnE PoronAC,l
June % I66s
GENERAL ORDER, No. 66-By direction of tho
President oil the United States, i hereby assume
command o. the Army Of the Potomac. As ? soldier.
IN obeying this order, an order totally unexpected
ard unsolicited, have no pronlires or pledges TO
mike The country looks to this army to reieve II
from the devastation sud disgrace OF a hostile inva-
zion. Whatever iaiigues and sacrifices may bs
called upon TO undergo, let us have in view con-
SANITY the magnitude of the interests involved aud
LEI each man determine TO do his duty leaving TO an
acontrollipg Providence the decision OF the contest.
IL Is with lus. difidence that relieve in tho COM
mnnd of tins army eminent aud accomplished
solder, whose name must ever appear conspicuous
IN the history Of its acbievtments but rely upon
the hearty support of my companions in arms TO
assist ne in the discharge OF the duties Of the I'M
yortsut trnst which has been conided 10 me.
GEORGE @. MEADE Maj ten Commanding
:. ?. EARsrO~, Assistant AdjutHni. General
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mAHRIE ID.

FOX-sMITH-On Thursday, Jnae - by tHe hes JSna
reg, H. Mr. John j. FOX TO Miss MARI o. smith, s'uo''
i,6;yrr Of Robert r. SMITH esl all OF TINS city
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MEDAL OF HONOR.


Tie 1OIIOH IHS UIIVIa1 VIueI H0' V"N" ''''s'N
WAN DgPAETHEsT. lDJUTAET OgHERAP, OYIcK,}
WAssisGTDH, june 70 1863
DssSaL ORDERS No. IS.-1hs AdJo;snt snsfal will
pto.de an medal OF honor for the troops wno
..r tbs ou OF their offered their services
Ia. sy,fumsn In the prsseot emergency nhd Hiso of
ell. volunteer troop, from other state. that have
mi, .flce 10 the state Of Psnns yyant and M
fJsId. ~ efaei VI tho 5'..iTIsiy -, ''si,,
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Naval.

Poi4L,sa. Ne Jun. - 1873.
Tho cunboat United States, arrived here from
Newly Ork this afternoon.
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pr.iubt gsou.e ON Fire.

UUYTALO, hOndsyI June ~, IUDa
TIE Lake Shore Railroad freight mouse IL Oh hfe
VIII every prospsc: Of Ito entire desJuc'i0p'
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July I.

July 4.
ExnImroSs, rrBuo AND Pniv.Ts,
In,IrSp.uIs EXCLUSION FiNhwokk,
Warranted beet and cheapest ,,,, ol
o,, an sccoun. Of tho great rush preceding tbs ash
ofhoi ea''S' VIZ russToS SooYiRLp,
General Agents,
40. 62 John-st, near "lliis"'
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Spring and Srmmer.

Spring and SIMMER.
rsv- ju,l completed nv extensive stock OF
SPRING and suMhhR CLOfllNG. no; sur.
passed In the wsy assortGsn taste style. or price,
in this city. Tse Custom Room, Cn.ldren's. and
FURNISHING, Depsitru-n, not equard En.lie sstis:
lection given. money returned Please call and
Examine tor yourselves.
T. =. BALDWIN Nos. 70 and % Bowcry.
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.
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MUHDER ~ NASSAU sTHrET-At about o clock
lat evening Oliver A. Holmes to Jantor OF the building
No 20 street, ~ going through The building i'1 "a
a., ,.,.,clo..t on 4 fourth foor the BODY Of - Lovett
A. uoues a. communicated the fact 10 Tho s~c"nh
Precinct police. who upon viewing Tho boIy hlc.N ~.
death Upon nvot, eating the rhs" th"F d'"'
that disturbance he'd t.sen place Ia the hac. oo OF ths
n,y could obtain ~. ssgef nofmaiioh upon which ih-t
From Whist thew conld gather II epprsr- bat at
H., ,i,, ,t.,sd TLom.s Isn.h-w agent fof J H. Adams
Ll been called into A.. referred 10 to hhair ~ sio
o,ron rcntinz buoess ma~r ,ulsrqucnt to d'H'n-
- az aud tia. when be went Into the room,
Lett who "a 10 alleged intoxicated bec.ne very irso.
Ian, toward him, stgmstiling him a. dry sneak ana
br ~ ye,pon Of kind and beat LoVcu ABOUT ne
-. a,d ,r. N yrrs violent Lovti al ono" IL
80 90 1, a. sup,o..d went tho water closet, nnd
b.,- ed where body discovered ~ stated ohcer
Chown thercupon snesisd isn,nrw snd t0os MN !" VIC
,e,ut OF tho Corou-rs inquest which vii! be hold to-day
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6peclnl Notlres.
Who Are the Great Men Of tie Pre-

Who Are the Great Men OF tie Present Timsf
All Tersons drsus know who lily the mel
o. the Present Evrntfu Period wish Keep by them
reliable Record Of the same. had better purchase
THE PORTRAIT MONTHLY,
Pnce. ~ Ceuts.
be found at all the News Sands Subscription price 81
per year
Eighteenth Ward Republican Associa IONA
regular month meeting Of the above Association wall be
held esc (rooms OF IA. Central Conmitte~l
corner Brosdwsy and 23d.s,. on TUESDAY EVEsIS6.
June 80 O'Clock PuDctasl ATTENDANCE is particularly
qre-ej. WIN. LAIMDEER, Pest
VIZ DRrxsoSD, Sec'y.
The Farmers Club Of the American Institute
will Cooper Union Building his
DAY Tuesday,. June 80 u. !. O'clock pm. Subject: Eli
berstheir Preparations Uses" The meeting Of the
CiuD open to tue public -
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BrtLs MOnday june "l.-Ite Market
IN, ,.ely snpoly # beef cattle, for New i0b Ad lu
,,,y sfse snbnrhr opsnrd this morning IN r"f'yfonth
,,.,t " nh lees than 40 hoid Of buhock' on sac" ne
I.t GROVES tho yard booAs makes 5o SUBJECT s
.,rt,,tious Of which 22l sold luiAy and nstud);
Th,,e yof. 81 sd Saturday, At Bergen ~ hnh al DOES
y.,.V neal The Forty sTcout stect frTy ~ h"a'
IL, .e At IA. stable. enough to maze IN" 'A
Ili, over 600 aud probably four " i've hund si -S A
vet ia. pc. to-day II not a. GOOD "r dfo's -
we. lat Monday The early sei's gene ally 10 u'hes
hnv MT cattle iof their Tria iThdf vi WIS oA''
81, nav. heard Of isbovo l!cP 10 net - veg shAhs
r.. nud t. gleat bulk not over Ne ana the 1's
,x,isht aud duhiity genera ~ naiI i0i p.1". %
s.,l, of th. trade j. main over before boou' IN '
In. t, buy Of aud med un quhly nee
,oY and picked mp some u i.ts iLsh poF ~
Anon, ii oiclocE there rally. nnd We never "a" a
nav, yo-r than IT. did the next tDfe. hour ana
=, qd head o. ore Aan they would Ia the moihihs an'
h.,oe tho yards almost clssed IheI ""'u nav
len oil, ., "a o'clock n ths bfokefs had not
L.ld more funny asking rates. on hrdhf ths 'hin
,u,lly very lgLt supply, aud very lew, any Htpp
49,. ioT The oslng day trsin erperted ny ,h- ron.'
III. road was PACK and likely TO stay back Inc fuay "
nnorks nj. ye.k Is better than butchers BAG ber - -
.,n.c II nav been often asserted that thsts VIZ
d,. cod cattle 20 come forward The weather
Tor aroyer. ana butchers but not for farmers u being ~
80 DIV The sherp market Is very much W.
o,.,, srr at low p5nt-e,s thsn &c. v ID .i'e "sit n,
r. 80 bsst sheep N. best Lsnb. arc leo, than Ve,
NJ Thr Hor mafteti Il also down-th. tuppi iaI 'o,
nice rot oyor SIC A. N liys weight lh"l" u''' ~
III butcher't animals Psrtlculiis tomorrow
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Sixteenth Ward Republican Assoeiarioa.-A
me-tps Slxie-ih Ward hepI0 lean Association wild
b. he their in 8'hay., near Yves. IJdst, On
TUESDAY EVENING, June o. instant, 81 oc lock, ios
the ~ pose Of eeciis delegates to M the Vacancies uow
listing the Of the " ard In the Eepublicaa
Central Committee Vi the CITY.
Wa IL. BULL, President.
sixUzL G. EARKIsos. Secretary
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Yhs New Commander of the Potomac Army.
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Tho Poor Mans Friend.


lane corner Of Coolest. and by all druggists.
De Nprs's Clfe.rhe Subscribers tsAe'pleasufe In IN
forming their friends ad the public generally that they have
ENLARGED their present establishment by the addition Of
su eezan. aud comodi'us Dui,: Room. and they hope
bv strict attention TO business merit continuance OF foe.
mer generous patronage. HARRY DE MAkS x Co.,
No. % ReaYeI.st.. conner Of Williams.
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Letter from the Rev T. y. Guns. st. Clairsvle Pa:
GySrLKNEs: You Kind enough former occasion,
half dozen bottles OF Piinta,ion Biters for
$3.50 Ny wife having derived much beneh, from the u'e
osth..e B,er desire her 70 continue them will
please send US sir bottles tor the money inclosod
! Am. very truly. yours
N. r. CUBS, Pastor Ger Ret Church