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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-05

Harps; but go ahead quite simply, under the
Stars and Bars of their adopted country, to
defend their own homes and hearths from a
host Of greedy invaders. If they should be
ever overpowered and defeated, ireland, lat
least, will not be dishonored in their per-.
sons. f-l 'e
"But they have no thought of being de-
feated; and will sum up my Impressions
by declaring my convistion that this Con-
federacy can never be conquered. s.--.
JOHN MITCHELL"
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kDEL1cArE DEssERT.--Lay hall dozen
crackers in a tureen; pour enough 0ohlns
water to cover them. In few minutes .ney
will be swollen to three or four times 11eir
original size. Now crate loaf sugar anu
little nutmeg over them, and DIP Oh eu1us s,,
sweet cream to make nice sauce aou y ~. :,
will have simple and delicious dessert ~ a. a.
will rest lightly on the stomacn-snu "a =
it IS a Valuable recipe for 'sick-rOom cookery
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BY THOMAS MOORE.

There is not in the wide world valley so sweet
AS that vale in whose bosom the bright waters
meet.
Oil the last rays of feeling and life must depart
Ere the bloom of that valley shall fade from my
heart.
Yet it was not that nature had shed DER the
scene
Her purest of crystal and brightest of green;
Twas not her soft magic Of streamlet or hill
OH mott was something more exquisite still,
Twas that friends the beloved of my bosom
near,
Who made every dear scene of fenchantment more
dear,
And who felt how the best charms OF nature
improve,
When we see them reflected from looks that we
loves
Sweet vale of Avoca! how calm could rest
Ia thy bosom of shade, with the friends 1 love
best,
Where the storms that we feel in this cold world
should cease,
And our hearts, like thy waters be mingled in
peace.
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PrAcEl PEACE 1T is no sign OF cow
ardice to cry peacel to long for peace! TO pray
for peaee! It is no sign of traitor 10 LIE
Constitution and the Government lis no
sipu of a want of devotion to those dear tleS
which are burst by the cannonball' the pull
Let. bayonet and sword! 1t is CONSISTENT M
with being a Christian, and patriot! we
honestly believe before God and Man tnat
this war is resulting in evil and only evll'
GIVING no hope of a reunion. This we
belieye to be the rising feeling, If indeed IL
has not ali the time been the deliberate
conviction, of the people of Brown County
The people Of this county are sick OF the
war. especially when no results are visible
but the bloody hecatombs of the CORY he.o 81
and the sorrow of bereaved hearts, ana tne
waste of untold treasure. Let the peoPle
rise for peace, with one voice, seeing tnS
war onlY makes deep and impssSaole sul
of human blood, over which peace ana uu
ion will never, never take place. we De,
iieye that with peace and the people, onlG
il aoain possible, while with the unconstl'
tntiopal acts and blind folly of this admin
istration persisted in, we will as na'ion .
down forevsr.-Georgetown Argus
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Meeting of Kentucky Democrats at
Frankfort. -

A Oemocratic meeting was held at Frank
eort Kv last Thursday and Friday even
mos in the Senate Chamber, by mem bersoI
the Legislature and citizens OF the State, at
which General WILLIAM JOHNSON, OF SCOTT
County. presided, and W. d. T. BUSH acted
as Secretary. ...
annointed. composed of the following gem
tIemen. JEPrHA DUDLEY, GEORGE w. GRAD
DocK GRANT GREEN, AMBROSE DUDLEY, Ss
n M MAJOR. M. B. CHINN, L. n. LIEDsEYs
A. J JAMES. j. w. SOUTH. ~,
The Executive Committee was ordered to
call a Convention to nominate State candi-
dates on February 18, at Frankfort n-471
The resolutions introduced into the Ken
tucky Senate and House by Messrs. GRovEH
and BUSH, respectively, were adopted as the
sense of the meeting.
| The following resolutions, offered by JNo.
a CARIIsLE. of Keuton County, were also
adopted: :, -, rs.,; 6
tho Iiveliest satisfaction the recent Demo-
| cratic victories In the great States OF N ew
Work. PENNSYLVANIA, New j ersey, Ohio, In
| diana and Illinois. and we sincerely con-
orntniate our friends in those States, and tne
friends of constitutional liberty eVery-wnere'
upon these signal triumphs OF the true Pfin-
. ciples of Repu blican Government;
"Resolved, That the Central EAeorr,rs r. 81 corS
| Committee is respectfully reques'1;t. 20 and
wa Of the party in ho
States named if deemed a;sif GGPSa pSoss
sn to appoint 5t's Of eo6srl6g r 'aGs With
our fiend. there uPGffSi u9PfffiouIties. a and to in
Il pissepba ,b.ir eo-operation in our efforts to pre-
VIC stI tba liberties of the people and restore
. = neace to the couLtry." -. J;.L
- p'h The meeting was harmonious IN Its deiio-
"a srations and confident of the future.
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nTsome Democratic poet in 1900 wrote
. .ono entitled So efferson and Liberty" OF
which the following is verse. 1t is apprO-
pirate now: - a;as ...-,s3zs
The gloomy night before before US rs 6leS: n'eS:
Tba;T G eags. inquisitors and spies, a.,
Rejoice, Americans. 5sTS bslSS5cfGss The knee,
p;o;n 10 e., in heart and soul and voice. A.'''
T Fer Jefferson and Libertyi swas
fa.f 4asilsa
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'Pompey, what for de PRESIDENT say NV
Americans OBJ African descent?
1Wby. julius, he meant dat free Amerl-
20, Africans hab de scent which de other
Americans hadn't got.'
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There is not in the wide world valley so sweet
As that vale in whose bosom the bright waters
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j.. RATES OF ADVERTISING.
A square is Twelve lines of this size type
equal to about 100 words ofmanuscript.
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retaliation.

rnt ietels nud the siopt,on OF rets ,is.ory nea.
gar ',ais Like . swo-edssd sword. Nov that the
excess oi rebel prisoners is Arsc,y on she side Of
the Union, with an incrcsstd number of p-ominent
reiel officers in our hands, JrrrKn,o~ Davis
hcs sstes to murder our chc,rs because he lakes
81 INTO his head that rebel jayhsvkers should be
protected against the henpcu hlltcrs Of our mill.
f'ry commanders Not long since u couple Of our
III crs were condemned 10 death by hanging. ia
T. iiss'on, Tor the execution by Genera! Brr>sipt,
al two Confders'e re 'rut NJ IN 'crs eau ht with.
IN his department. Btore the robel senten a could
d" carried in!o sAcc'. We captured the son 81 Gen.
Lava and produced o commoton in the rcb., camp.
~ holdi:S him asa hostage for the lives of the
two Union ,ficers. Frs-eating gu tie rebel side Of
Mason AID Drlos's line, may to very ane
suuement there for this warm weather; but
when parel Of Yankees indulge in 1t, ~ a cooler
climate, IL becomes quite . different md Of an
satertaiument and is not quite 80 Enthusiastically
spplsuded. In due time we shall ize even
1r"ys warfare. and long pcfJre she Con.derates
hu'e reachei that last duch shall I'm thrm quite
NJ 10y 10 cease hghtng after the fashion # ssyg.es
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- EArHsS.

BIRD On wedncsdsy, Aug. &C. 1853. sarah.
Youngest daughter Of James and Ellen Bird. aged .
The relative. and f,nis OF the family are respect,
fullv Invited to attend The funeral q Is tihurrdayl
EA-i 20 hs,. igi
.COOf Ga Wednesday. Aus. 10. Nets Coop.
daufhtcr OF Claus and AIMS Coop Of Hanover, aged
The relatives and friends Of the family Az respct
fuly invited 10 attend the ,unerao Thur day after.
her uncle, Frederick Coop, "a Columbia e., corner Of
kivine'on 40
DAVIES In willism.hursh, Aug 2;. Mrs Mary
Davie', widow Of the late gar W. Davies, aged 20
Funeral on Friday afternoon, At 3 O'Clock. from her
fssidsnre, ~. South }th VI, w iliiamsburgh. loo
DEWEY A. North Salem, Yves chester Co., on
NJ Dewey, IN the I'D ear Of his age.
to attend liz fnnersi on Tt.iar a s,n"os, Hvsu,t
ton 1t. '' '''" "'' 's 'e''1'H's' % H XIX
chac Doan. the below! son OF pa'-i,k sud johanna
l'oltn, nstive OF Ca. Ui'riuo Co. Kildare, Ire.
land. aged months ami 20 dny.
The friends and acquAiutancrs " tho family axe fe.
tIec'iully invited ~ Vend the uat ga' fom his s'o
residence, % Hammond Il, without I, rhqr motto 81
MCCORMICK On Wedne,dar, Aug % q, the
dlufhser OF Roger and angarot Cormi, 4, ssed 20
The funeral will take pace this tThur.asy, after
noon at o'clock, from he parents residence, cNr.
OF Dean At. and tndsrhiii ave.
.SNhli. I'm aug. ,o.h, MARY sinai, native Of
ne Fui II OF kilnIln, County CaNau lIel,nd, sged
~ r.r-.
The relatives and ri nis and ihosr o' her eon.
in-law, Martin DO, lc NJ" a.pectiullV invited 10 Al
tend the tgntrnl. tuls tlhlTsiay! Att rnunn, at g
ociots. from hes iauc rr,id.nc,, foit IIamil on,
l.. llI
NhLOr-Dn Aug. 20, j a. l}sp' ste ' alo' horn In
Plalrnelsr Francc, aged 81 y'ais ana months. "
me iricnds tnd nc ,usIutances r-ftC'fully In.
vittd TO attend the funeral, this Uhursdayl after
moon, At O'Clock, f.om Fla bush, L. /. ~
,,NARprlL A. - e:oH. S:a'cn lsud. Avg. 20,
MI t'@a " Arael, sii, Of JO'rph Naido AZ d "
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80 addition to m imin. amoun, q vow real
Patriotism, this lsmoutsbe ,uD-ll..a has e,.iop,d
a'tong us not ill.," Of ths toyu. srtcs W. have
'!iusr colonies who edit newspapers aud Ia b. ood-
.ni-Nuuder Mtc.'s urge all h!s.bod ell men
"th9ut distinc.iDn " rank profession. to hasten
To TIE seat OF war and fsht Tor their country One
ID these sham patriots and very real humbuss edits
awo dsiies aud y week y, And in daily snI weekly
10 u'sss Lis iea'sIs ~ show their pair sm hy
''drsdA nos words" Bat though h. l. sb'e.bod ed
aud still young. this htulsr cooLsi reverse, his
"h"n-q io'ed motto, AMI 0cks fast, as tho liInp.,
q 'he rock, to he pefsauo prcdi eutcn of words.
lot leeds" The draft and s.l the uryns 81 sham,
Nd greed have thus far lett qui,r " hos, Of such
'.reAn' fellows, 10 initiate ,he guide-pos,s At turn.
We ctos'-roS ads, and point ous 81 o,h.r- IN. way,
"a Which they never travel single foot. Is there
~ means Of compelling taem t. take hand IN
'hh' sanHuinary work which they 9, "dnloualy
la' "' I" enc 'ursge AMI perpctla,e' r,rhs,- the
w.. ln'oD men among their suoscrilss mi.,h, do
Homc'hing towards bringing about - e ~ NINA
tuh ~ devoutly 70 be wished" ty the seusitle and
1'N' a" well M fscils. or summary process ~
'''sopping their papers" who wi, inaugural.
thst very wholes, me measure.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.

THURSDAY Mo9siNG. .N.". =. J

sin,eus capiufe 81 Nck bur. and Port Hud.
"a our seuefss IN The South and Southwest
} ave been s.tiv,ly cngs. cd IN organizing . new
pro. rAnime OF operations, desgncd b. strike tie
ts.r. ofthe rebel o. IA the cottou states Generas
ug.Sr ami BANKS have been Ly no n.eaus .de
s.uce th' famous Fourth u July, and thoI.'h tier
NOV nents have 10, sttrac,sd much stun'ion n
,Ae newspapers, they have teen ~o kiax silently
i sct vely, and the results will al ar y, cd
.A' A. rr,ssnt not NOR, than sing. army
q tl' rsnsi ms a. viclsDuss. All tie f,st have
t,eu cent oil TO various points The NiLih-Buns-
siuL's &c .brsted North Ca oiua vetsr.us--havs
rjoi.'t that 0eGera ia keut.cky. And are IA "
olerauos for Gle Ge,.vsry OF Ia tsrn Tenn, s.A
III. II rteenth has been seat to General BASKs
sno has been reinforced 10 the exlsht OF tnhty
thousand men. The forces are concentrating q,
~. hsy aud Port Hudson, vi a view. no doubt,
81 'ointnsncing opei atoms alsnsi NOBLE. rere
arr NJ waiting ind, tiOhs IL 1exan
'smpsi. General FR,SKLis, WIN has r.por,ed
q General EASKs, has zen ordcredi fnsae his
&c i,rsr'err At Baton Rouge, with n view Prob.
~ Of occupy n tho rechc and T.aiyItcac dis.
cots. ~ preliminary To operations IN Texas.
,su. GRANTS mpseushls AZ, yeIcl Ia consider
~bIc serrscy. jus, now no seems to 10 employed
= Organizing cavalry RAIDS Iona Jackson, Mss,
iaai wl undoubtedly result in drp.lu. any .in-
,erng conternptth may be entertained byte
rebels Tor our riier. and th'it horses These RAIDS
rave been found most .T Give IN hrcssiu. ny TO
Mel lines u communicative, and preventing tie
cone en,raon o. tho gueiri hsnds that .nfes, III.
country. We s'sn probably hear OF more inpor-
Aht opesstcns In ,hst lgsrt,r IN sho-, time,
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t.lgantsv VIII he reIulg,d 20 pove tAe orntr-hip
nj Tie rep r'y gOyt III tir Irla ION 10 he
d2ftiu NO., aud the vauc " h. property.
intsl COS, nsmei p,i.ous, w'sh thcr "l'nessef, are
Invites so itnd.
~ Ian Z. PuRDY,
IAHF~ DAVIS, c,it
AtHtSlts NEISAaSN, r,, ~
SMITH LILY, Ji, No''''"''''e'
Dtl-D, BLUNT,
New York Fuiu.t .o;n, 1868 4d1
To RIAL ESrALt OWNEE,->GhLED
lropo-a' viii b. received NJ tbs Otto. ru,I
...' iHt, Angus 20, 1868, .or the gLreAa' ~ the
t'rqo,l ion o.,
rso % ,roIpd within m. area Bound d /
ta 70 Ei"'r?toI, ForsYtH, aad y lester ?, ,oi
E. cu'a N'r N Of station Houip, fer ~" 4 uih
rIr.ll. j.. co.
Pr g. 4a., c,Li i)n % h. price should alma
el .+'H '' D." op ry Offered, gyms dN,ns 20.
u- AL. 4! D, the ehlg.c e. %. 4p!eNt ~, ats,
{ ...,.
pr." 49, 'r't ~ II to vccNn' lo'.,
= r'' viii. ~ de m ci.h on Tecp.y.ai clear
.i.'. i|'4 'n.. f.t.,
injIIg'.. 10 any md all propo.al- il iUs,ryel
MATTHEW /, bIiENNAN
tpmptru..,r.
Cl'y # Nv Vel: psr'-'rrut ~ Finance
tomp.,o..r' ci'icH Aug, ~ 1sj'i. 81
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OFFICIAL. AND Lr.s:AL.

SUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
40 New York -Goyn I. p Forrest, v. III, Del.no
Lite Preserving Coat and Vest Company-Notics 10
hereby given, that b. an order duly entered In IN.
above entitled sct II. Joseph H. Howard. EsI, OF The
Ct' OF Brooky has been appoin,el Receiver Of all
tn pr,prty sssts, debts, credit. .iIeois OF tho
said The Desuo Life Preserv ne Coat and Vest Com
PAM. All persons indebted to said Company are
here ieque cd TO render an account to the undrr-
ssnod Attorney for said Receiver at his osice, No
:? Pine street In the City q Ne. York, Oh or before
the !lst day oi S,peinb.r, 1858, u all debls and
sum, of money owing BIZ Their. to said Company, and
70 pay the same. All peEsors having In their posses.
son any prnptity or I'll, c S Of said Company, are
hereby required 70 deliver tie .Amo TO the underssn
ed at his aid office, on before the dAv aforesaid
All creditor. Of sad Company hereby required 10
d.s their accounts and demands to the undersyn.
ed Of his sal one, on OF before the day zforest'd
Diei Nv York. August ;, IsdJ. ELLIS ri NDhY.
Attorney ior Rec siv,r. LOO
'ViE SPECIAL COMMITTED APPOINTED
Il b. tn. Bosrd o. SupervIsor- exam Ct ms made
against p" 'oruty fyr damage. leg TO have been
su'tncd By tn. destruction OF or injury 20 tudlngs,
81 other real or ne ,ons prop ry In Consequence n
the recent riots, will hold meet ns a. the chamber
Board NJ peiy lfors, Room No. H. Ciy Hall on Thurs
day, Augist 9Th, 1888, O'Clock r. NJ, to CONSIDER
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To Albany. by Hudson x X, 6s warren..
IT, 10 an. and W, . and 10 sunday c,22 p m
r. ~ ave :. 10Y .. N.
y, S'onipeton line Pier l., ~ X and
isil River line. Pier =, y. H., daily, sun.
=, az shee;fse; ep. u.
h1,d 9Th H. and ~ ave - an, y, aud .. IN.
r1 tnh.ys. ysshcr Line ~ & pm. sund'y . m
rm"t ..,.;.,....:.... O., and 10 a. IN. and D. IN.
10 PMS deiphis by New JeTrey X .ili Dad, r.
oil Couftlsndt St.. !, iosm, g, ~, nv p N.
~ ,,,,, sunday ~ y. III.
Railroad, Pier ~, y. L., foo u Barclay
rs,we. -. ..,....;.... AIN. 4 ?. II.
N, and ~ and ll1S p. IN, foot of Court.
ia l.rdt q, sand.y -. ~ D. IN.
jersey, foot Of Courtandi. al, 9 and : am
IN. and D. m.
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MAR RlAGES.

LiNEnrRGH BRoADwELL - In New York,
26th int, by the Rev, W hcAllis. r. voses Line
tureh. Of Brooklyn, 4. D., to Nsry n. Broad~eI Of
Rocklsnd Co, N. Y. ISL
ODELL.-VAN WYCK At BROOKLYN, l.. l., on
Monday, Aus. "a, by the Rev. Dr. Z. W. Chambers,
Of the Collesiate X. II. Church, T. Oicil, d-ntist
Of this CITY, to Marietta, edest daughter H. H. Van
Wyck. Es9., OF Flaihush. VI
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~" '"" "f'n'stn., Angus, "a, u J.. M-The
"'i.e' op'n ID lo",r than last evening, hpures
WIN considerable pressGt' sell. Bslner. blgh. ened
ny niue me middle OF the day, hut soon sp.cd
81" ''"'a '''' nn" "'l Va. III ,hrr, clo,iHg a,
-" ''i'"f "''AHnsrrs gustn iaS .ai.3l..
'"''An' "a'e ",'h a'nerA'I' DON at Il per cen..,
pu' We nave "e'iu o' ~ nations II e. ~ cent
eIONk NNllh-IIR.l nn.n.
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WM wllIfliS. AtClE.. WILL SELL
y. this day az in'. O'Clock ltya- Diviaou It. cor
oi Attorney -, IN" "uti soc. aud rHturs Of tr,e
e'i,' gro cry ana iluor -, re- f stocE u,uors &c
LUIS ii. VT iILi,, E' AttnrEev for 81 rtyasee q
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUClIOSEEE,
" .tc Evt bfoads AZ, sells on ,hi, DAY at lO;
v"ts'-gn bourt OF whi,ts, counter, .h,!ripr Io..
W., g A,h, a case oi YEAS. 1879
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Nunn.kEAftE.

\ IIENliuN B>lIIUIE Rt'NNEKS
= az, and ioiidinr house Keeper. wi.l ia, ID
can iet evr' NJ o. ru'. o. H. ~-tis Az iuakius
Si5i day. IUArkIN~ * Co, 6i5 Broad ,av. md
i,OoI ~
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\ BAllkh OF HEAVY ARiILLtkT
Tor t'se aud g.i. duty: hises; bouutie D a.
tenet to iatnIi r.. Come Ia o.t ii he mat t,,hcs
IA ths'h-iu t. \. Y. city. thItIN SnAFtIp
Gap, io'h AT, \. ". IHOs. >. BAEDLh. tau
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foK rUE HAIR, BARRYs 1RrcorIrsRors
TIE beet aud chcapest atcl-. Sold by dnlesi,t, IA
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TRADE NOTICES.

Tn Iron Mouidcr>' I'aiou s,eet. ut ys1
Dov'It, On 1bursdav uius. The 9th INST At 3
O'Clock. All members hoidiuR t.csets vii please
Inate returns ~ soon y pn.phle Join Nc.
MAIo>. Peat: OWN LtDDf. sec'y 2oy
Notice The mem bsrs OF the Jourr. ymcn
Pmnb'ts' Pro'ectiv" jciety will meet a. >, iio~.
cry, on Thursdsy even,nr, Angus. 2Ith, at b., o'ck
All loufn' Nmen pinmhe . are resrertfrlly invited
by order Of JAMES RI LILY, pr.-id.nt iib
4 meeting at team Shoemaker. will he
held A. the 18th Ws'd Hot /. corner ~ Grand aud
Elizabeth sts on 1hur.d.y evening. Aur 18th. ~ !,
O'Clock Hy order ~ tI,M ARD OSEII,N. Fra I'D. nj
MICHAEL KENNEDY. SECRETARY. lts
special Meeting OF the Aiourshorr.
mcn's mon Protective t.socii'ion will be- held This
Thursday Lvsnng. 9th inst. at o'clvck, AZ their
Meeting Room, corner Broad aud Pearl ste ~ y
Every rneinhrf Il particularly repucsed attend as
Iusinrss u imp Eta &c will b. ar'ed - order
MICHAEL HIGGINS, rrcs JOSEPH ASIINDKE
Sec. IA
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n GAfFNEN. AUClIONEER. OFFICE
- cot Madison aud Ne~ Chinher- o., will sell tbis
90 N9 V'cock 'hr stUCs and fixtures OF m ,pr ora
~ CHeiry Il excellent pail kneli.h piiap coun.
shelving, casks. partitions, brandie., elus bour-
Z u' &c ia
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passage FROM LONDONDERRY
4 AcCORkEIL cos splendid A B.lti IA p,ck..
.t Flpt tsuuE I,sJlarly between IouoonCeIr, tnd
Ne" York, of.t parties iors OF brinsug out Their
Trend, ron the north Of Ireland tn. che tpe- quick
es aud mO.t convent II, opportunity The d'e ii In
VILLAGE BELLE, capt j iuies, al l.. iron, London
a. ~ 10, Se" io'k at tn. 20 sept, aud will lie
Me6tath about tn. h;h OF. H. 1.ure ron,ins nv
the.t vessels which w b. the iss; thr season, pai-
sac should 10 immediate secured Money orders
10 any amouut req red ~ all times De obi ned
OF c. d j. KNOX 4 GO, lS+ Pesl At sl'y
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:
aud csnsk GU sIas, h. ussui- and ply carpets f.s-
th'r ieHs rlows nd toistvr. chandeliers, china,
tnttf' anu siaes~aie. .IlNcI pated and britannia
sait, stoves ul,o uf Ii ie combination burglar
Anl HE proof .lles. Lit OF nnnL Ylal
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tN AIDE TIE DRAFT! NAMED IM.
ALnetiately f1f the t. : AG.iubo.t lo,,sr ia
lnr. Apply to-day a; 40 south Il, cor Ro5sevelt,
~ 2SG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-27

" AbBJlI. Ate, OftlLE 4 kASf
u oti~'y, eel. this day at ii o'clock he .toch
anu httu'es ~ thc socery store = B4yaid st. soar,
&c, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Weetiog Of tho. immaculate
Conception A. H. society, will he held IN the school
iOons ~ ION II, near ave A., this Thur dsy, h
inst, At O'Clock y. NJ. to make arrany IN, nts tor
the holding Of their grand festival Which = o take
place at lon-.' Wood'', Tuesdsy. sept 18th, 1903.
JOIN O'bRlEN, Vice Pre- CHARLES BOYLE,
SeciesTy l,a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-27

T .ARGE kNliUkE SALE-L. sELD.
- NH, Aur'iOncet. SFIDNEg & LEVY viii seii
on Ffida'. Aus. 9-h at balf.pa-i ~ oci.ck on ib-
p' N - tifith sveru', beisesn ~ ,ui il.:
" Il en- iTc cOncnts Of TIL furniture store, consist
nr OF u n ssny and black ~aiau; bureaus. chsirs.
sofa eAieusiYu and lining ttbs, sardio oil :, wash,
'Hud - oval eias q. looking glasses, &c; suits
.nAuIeled fmu; re- maiogs ny and black walnut bed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-27

Thr ues,bers ofthe Father Mathew r A.
u. SOcicy Of South Brooklyn are rsYuc. ,,d to meet
81 their bail Ids Ibusday evening nj - O'Clock to
Ians.c Al business LAID over At last meeting Pune
tual attendance IL required. -, nrde. OF IEskY
MORGAN Pcs. TArHl0 Il FiiAN SEE ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-27

SlEAM To LlVERPOOL-s35 Currency.
- CUNAkD LINE.
he hrst cass Iron steamship sIDON sails on the "a
ss9,N 10 A, Al Pi'sase IRON Queenstown or h.
We pool, rs5 gold, eiui rnt in clr,ency AnnIv
to WILLIAMS & GTloN, 20 Fulton e. 34s'
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
~ POOL, Cabin passage, 500 aud So, Stecia,e
$50 ps,sble IN currency. The fret ca.. lion = cam.
shp IkGiNlA, viii sail on lriIqv. he 18th 4 Nnr
o. Am: tof passage, Apply TO WILLIAMS I. a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-21
FROM WASHINGTON

NEW YoRK, March 20.-A special to the Her.
aid says: Ii was understood to-day at the
Treasury Department that deputation from
foreign bankers had waited upon the Secretary
in person, and offered large loan Of specie at
current rates of exchange.
Burnside Ia still in the city, awaiting fpal
instructions.
A special to the Tribune says, adviees have
been received here from Cairo, Indicating that
the Yazoo expedition has probably proved sue.
cessful, and that Vicksburg is probably ours.
The Mexican Minister, and others we'll in
formed with respect to the military situation
in his country, utterly discredit the statement
from Richmond papers that the City Of Mexico
had been captured by the French. ~
The Worlds special says: IL Ia reported
that the rebels had paroled Gen. Stougton and
other officers captured with him Commission
er Ludlow, however, knows nothing Of t..
Ii Is understood that the course Of the Gov
ernment will probably be to call an extra ses-
sion of Congress Immediately on the departure
Of the next pirate from British port, and re-
commend that vessels under tho British Gag
shall either be intefdicted entirely from loading
in American ports, or subjected TO q tonnage
duty OF about three dollars per ton.
The President and Cabinet, after giving the
subject much deliberation, have decided not to
grant letters of marque and reprisal. In their
stead, it is understood that ell vessels fitted out
by private parties for the purpose of capturing
rebel pirates, will be duly commissioned In the
navy, and allowed TO 60 on their mission.