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,er. who vas forced to sustain / 70 ~ " Iosrdins
srovnd" taxes down" eve ysing q We "-hi
We have YET met With
MosnAy--w.n, 10 tosrd Al Ms u 5 HAi
tted g-se FOR dnl,r. supo4e .r'tn 1t re-
and he thi"tnss ~ iis sk n. wth % ~ ''n'isu g
app HraLccs, hyve b e. Que o. ~ sti'o'- IL
NcfmDut dc GA iu.ptsssun % ihc pa
trstch hr'sst. 3 p ef--C' u oos q 70 IS
Fanny CO isst.ns II the hu b n, r'd'-"h =
asutAt.t Peg Z ur bows Ponp y. The 4 :. an q
BE- ofcts. Fine br u In the % $40 IA s''pa'
ne "', ck, HLd PIE 81 wo',d ay ~ ia. . y -
-" Iefsy 49, "Ih her tnge >, and didhr tx We
nut. I".t s1usstn,b about the sion al, "a D..
81 s,olt gong 10 ted. Psspy ..ed F4l,. M
iut ouI TIE hcc 1. the zqua-e room. Went = te
= drsamsd o, Lssng eaten q qu~nti. q stone
49,
ltrsp.r-Coi sander 20, b-s shn, SWAMP '.,
a1f ne . cetts, - ater SON. as ,.ht.n
me pn.cr-1,s i'ss, e., of tho gs.d,r, ne
o. warn. I'D eel dousup supIe he 1T et
I.-,e cd ". ~ bed ssP ~ eas riy'uf
m b q ot',he sl.sts rom De,tn I Nes
inui ~ te and 81 on NJ ps5k, and cou d LOT SET
ope. sgsin.
wsDsrspA,-Cod s,oder 'or bro k.-,. Com.
r''iLci = -.'sA,.., aud c1Il sn n ia ng. D..
r.y b ~ % de' hem, q = iear ~ woId be ie
fof sfpcr lid No., 90 Gee ~ Md s.Jpe IL
fern oa ppe Hot ] h ny. axe. 10
-" e',f I oI.atl tsi lot zee Of the ga de-,
. Went + i.. 'ot x oil nl,hrs rrt. liz l.
itit y ~ co a nag I, and coudnt Ecci war,
IN tel .ot Jp iuI stcppei the wipdow ~ih ny
,ot - te.'-.n, uso /. ofe N. tip Of my nos, BE-
mo- ng
tp,s.r,'--Co'd g.nd,r arsii F.t very r,u'h
- o 30 Ktd LOT =, set OF tie gaudef .,n. Went
vigraR - ( ~ ard sui Per, sept .Lros /, -ui
Ia r'.,as-'
InibAY - i.,. ssfu abroad. D.un.- NJ ~.
r.. Co. aud ~ All totp,t ,o,A to-. t.t
- Ite N = ar vent ~ srtto s.tr,r Aht
oout NOD SUI told ssn i,r,, g.. .ni no d..
tat os broad n-av j dr. nd III 'e,d. be-
sud ,oGdnI cat. Peg. : much corc,rei A.ds
IA y Nd F.... IL 4
tet' IL er uut uoisr Mtftt. l. 4
.fy. Pssgy ,h,ushi too much sleep b,I TO- the
he4.t he
sATrRp.y-Break'as-co'd gender and hot n
dian loihny-cns. did very we j.. ID to cone q
A.. ltnrei-Co rsndsr gam. u DIR b Ell scHpp
- s@t.rn~ n Weighed. and 'oun.t Al LAT -
eh lanls th' last ~osk. or ala med U,i
n nsvitn Mr.. D., and conc 4d,d - 20 .rd-4 OF
IA share
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DENTISTRY.

a MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
hHavinr had . tceth .Itrscted without - Avn. he
N j JAY NlLLtkS, ~ ,rand Il Two 'ocs.
rofn w. otd~hy chC' rudy ms, tine A. recon.
moudaf on otho,e sufeEins from 'ootLachc. JEN ME
Ai.lOi'l' ~ Hroadshy. ~
nR JOHN HOWE. 49, CANAL STRFET.
A'tetsas Of tech o. sly'r VI ~ to 81. on go
tNi" 70 -; ,rc'i RAJ be t. ~ cents pr TOOTH zee
!l"h 'lth Snl',non cement, he 'liu--, 20 c'.
TO - mr. too''. Teeth ei'r irt' q Withott pain 90
TtEIH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY with.
- ont pan, y tho use % The ulttous oSyde of srn
mont. g. = noalT called lNrthine ca. - ~.
Ner Nort sud ~ button -, bcooklvu They ate
a,o insern' iul -cts ~ ia on rod or plat On ct
=, nv,r or ullcf, 81 partial '.'s gold. ler
tooth ~ silver ~ r,ir'r, l. ~ ebirg- Tor cItrset
ms hcr Z. eth ~, TO be intefttt 10,
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Tho Mother's Saturday RrvJev

To examine the linen when u CONES hom. from
The wash. ana t.ke to- the ssnle !. rrop.t =
srtd aud rn.ndrl before a tituted To- liz r. 80, c
i've owners - take the circuit of The tt.t.,men
and sysl the week u =; N take ,to,k OF tue
Ar!er, and 80 wi o. wanted IN the 20 t~ fur Tho
ensuing "s'k NIKE sorous iou uty - DE.
sIe lou round the kiich ~, aud .,.uine = b, a. 70
Tie COOK X cps her pt' and lads IN sIrop.t.. o
o. oleanlibe's I'D ( the cVpper trti. IS ~ lr shl
rs II can he made to oos into the s'll,~ry ~ a
rsisv nrseitast no Va due qusLtty & rubbish -
al, w,d - Accumulate ~ ne sins or e'..slrs
70 te on. c''an tIwels, and see q, aui isul,.
ciet a. AMI d STEERS to hous us is .ni 90 viu,.
y h.ve The psrlor tnoroI. hly clcansod, cd ia +,
mahogany table proper oil .ui rIbb, d,
ia Nntcipahon 81 tie NOR Ow's al me- g.
M &c tuetsl preparations fot tie ssm~, snd
aH ertslu how ni.iy se c, min., leaving one two
vacant seaHn Sc hope 81 . married SOL or d.urh-
Ter, or mo ~ como drtptsr an. Ia IA then los
surprse; 10 get Ot the b"sI o. nat tor church No
following diy; t. c lot u the scc unit. sud ~ X
tAs hCu ''ss'p plug box te'te so In.u.fy Ii,
liorsry vouched sud balanced g. oae'. lord Ar4
master, T. e into the nursery sfts dinner, aud 3D.
s-rve with ones m ,terr.l IS hat he uuyo i've.
branches have her u-t VI scrubb.ug ana stn.l
toothc' mb.ng oucs eve y seven days; "a d. tue
younger caildreu In thsir catrciiNn b tr- t,rrs
them aud ticl ing th.ra up IN to to ~ that the
d use II tio'td and every cue etw, the sh,.t-
before tive We O'elors an To do al tuis 70 TO- yen
TEST, L nd' st. most meshoi..l, ami Ut d..fu Gel
'n instr My name; eN.c inx d. diep,c, and VEL
winning re- p'tfron
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CLfAEEp.
eTEAMeIiIPS-Corque ror, Por' roysI. = n Thorn
co., Baltimore; VIM Woodward, Ba. Imote,
SHIP sprasu., Tyson, for CALAIS, Main.
Marks Sea Qusen, Bristol. Eng. wiuon. Mar
seh'' II Hams, 81 Johus, NJ.
RkIGs-- Clio, Jscmsl; Lent r ROYAL Care. p,h,.
Bradshaw, Wash nston, II &.
sCHOONERs Carrie " Rich, Portland, W r. An
derton, Boston, Nancy Hos "a, washiurfon. sarah
sAlhman, Chincotsa<u.; Centenary, Bsrb,do a =
J9hh,on. v hinuon; MARY Brewer, Prince I'd,
Pslos, do; Jus ne, weymouth: Tsne, J"n"on,,.ry,
Ctandsl Warrington, DC; America, PhIiad,iphl. a,
H,rvest Prov ,denoe.
eLooP-W hsssum, Thrssher, Taunton. Ms,
ps.,,m nmsHirS.beSsrly ph'lsa:lg,i, .r,bp,
.thtns, wssh ne on, u c; Sophis, Ne.hern, tosr.
ose, havana Daniel Webster, Al, thndra u &, -is
ma. tortrss Monroe Ci'y Of Is. h, k,e,sndris, u C.
salvor Washington; Haze, Por, R1,aI, s G. he Nc
~ for're" Monroe; sidon. Liverpool
SHIPS -Lsons. Liverpool; rndsci,nu.. C.rals
u,mersl1 lslr, Live cool Il.d lidilr, Il .so.
Il,ie sou, hs' d, don; QUEEN, LIysr..ot Vi.as,
Belle, Londopasny. s'
hARKs wal instop, Br.msn: II Nirt.s Sam,
Johann rlet, Ant~erl Wye, p, mouth; ) Icul,lnr
LheipouE Jane Alice, Gloucester: Nc',or : .dn,v
isn;s-ho's Abbott, Mayssuer LILY Dale, " ND
srhooNERs-osprey.M ass,; R.-h., D.ri.,
re-c|fit; Vo'un'.e. Eat nsrbo. IA % Por
: en- Tor Dot I'd wto.'cn, Enndcui f,r pr 1
d.nee; Bra nard, Pnt Even irr Sorvi,h ~,
" Molltr' Albany TOT r ovid rce; j u l;uf"n ION
.,tl an IL rbcr Hsston fnr Phi aiei ,tiG lrc,
Sne.l hondout Tor u 'nsor - W Baldwin, Hrfs in
ntnp.llo honaout Tor Fort hnoI, Ne b l. ste>eus
BELOW sh'ps Tsmersid., LIVERPOOL Th.,,,,
'ats'n' ls'h' N'visao Coz n.y' cubs, ~ d7d.
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MEHIClNES.

EMlfS corn SALNE CURES CuE';-
- t4a.cn', biatcIed fee. &c. tUce , bo,o. IN,
ooirs Hnf iuui,uF = ccut huIts iof co n. 80, sea-,
n.o, ,9s' So.dl b, d'nss'.'' ID. l.. Emit, 10
- ''"N'' No i ~
NlAiTN "AB uOUnlE STEr\.l,i
49, : u ,ln IL m ,.;c er.air cure. 90 t,- no.,
Ms IA - a." ~ 1t ~ n'ul iofms Il ruuaI' c -
't.ttt Ioi ~, 90. ne'.c, 49, he M Iis, and
IRON graz mt ATTY Of the Hood
HNATrs LIFE pALsNN. curlns thousand, q,
&C, o. tr' ssne n.ltd di,s.,Cs Cal. ,",
cur ny case hat Gao be cured BY l.,9,sr, +, a.,
: Is' Nv .noL M -IGESGru LIFE u,L.
io' - -. Sent ever .here py .tp,,,, a
kLN>Lpl M!tt MAIic LINIu,Nr
- 80 RPS EHEt MArisy
kenpedys Rheumatic |. nir.,nt Iurc. S,u-,icI.
H.u uusis. kn'uu aiic iinimen, Currs Spis,n..
hruu,d,' RleItrsiic Lin m. ~ ,,,',s 50, o,.
=, h nhef' = l.! ~umAilc lin rneut Jur,, Ache, All
rem, 9. tIrry namc and mature.
! OF -" 10 u. -. MARINES ~ { q, o. Nro.tN.v .fl
TEurl, \LBNLSAM.
AfEfrAWFp ~ cAKKvNO prOs Aro a,
tins s"'alt,, shci We b, the ccndtion Of ,n
PIG l,rn ior MANY YEAR, pr IN OF The
s"'u ia ~ a cte.s tor the cure of p1'hifis and din
u ne %, 81, m .ions icsutins from a..
1le.,, pu'i,' hcmoTh'ec', wouad', NJ zion,
Aes. ne the ,'s, II T. b. Cd ehtI sln,
, os'' e'nn ps lie Of n lie ar. aGy 80 +, .n.p
10 H.. i.vos P,b. .s & H . to s,t
~ ~ ss.s'I %. ie,uiF, u, % o, n.iu en-,
w., a, 49,, 49, F" NAV b IL ured. g la 49,. , ~ be
o IL .Gn4 ne Wios.. H.; 10, On , n .4fS%
tG'.e' p a,h Ole, p a All g -.
S 90. "' H. Ie' ds,6ta so,e. % INC, ~
y, .s1't, u.Ar wa..., ~ To,. NJ t ~ -
n'os o'rk uegs..r. ~ "a
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'oII:sioN '>n u william
100 ra'.hA d enos M,,uuGA.,, st.r.
500 ''ha ssu - ugaG. The nigh, h.
.' 'l alh. VA .n tu o 4 uu.s.u. s.sou aud
0 H.. a II = a &C ioi.ortd .ud nuyfn un
r, 80. q. IL ~ t'atAd no ,nic.r n
O." .e1y b. tmh 80 mp.,d TO amer them
tl,y Ms committed tuT TIA. "
IL MALE ArriRE.--A woman was found
.te on sunday pisht In the strc.s Of Jcr,.s C,, In
male attire. shs Was sent 10 the County JAN foI 90
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A'IJYes.

4 IIEhlioN, LADIES THE OLD Is
A'Ah'rhet New lo'k Fur Manu- curing CO. D..
Pot NJ VIA ham -. Opple,P Crooks vni.N utr.hie
uot - IL ~ tine ~ Get our rtite, fuT about
ms the n'un' prce our .tot I. lsre. srii .loc,,d
a'l a. YER lOs raj = water, MLfsh and Fr,r-h
NINA nnt SNllc tsps' Mui- ara CUT. r. m > 30 To-
80 ench AMI Water MIns snd sable N n, frcr,
.. 10 -. ofiue' halt-r apes, - TO 81 Chnic.
" 'N-'y aud tesut ful Iuis lor chiiJisu A. b.r
Gar Atsr.ns AM Repairing 10 IN latest ,tylrs
~ FLEMING, Man -,
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Too Late fer Classification.

NNASTFD-GOOD OPERATORS pN W
" machines, - n.tr ADDS Linen collar,
snd cuI' - fret clas or,u 80 4 -ss.t ali
eon"ant 'ot IL frukiinst. 40
\NANIkb MMtnlATtLY--A tOloRHD
,o nsn 70 clean s.o,ts, a. is) sixth s1e PEA %.
WI -. siI
NNANiE 4 fOt 81 MAS OR BOf IN
C1nsl ''' -.
} OPERA1OkS WANTED 10 MOtk on
- - Mufocco shoe. on s,rscrs mso'in. Az ' 81
Chi'sii -, ear. sd II .o' W.
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AMujsEM Ie.NTs.

RhRNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
lvr t51 nA r., AsR syFyisG rTle wLrk'
LAST WEEK tosiiIvELf'
TIE sfFSfbfi AAS ril MlfSfBAoo
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS,
via, thourh r rr~:n .i'r..a
" sIfXDfAsT /. Hi So OF rhE wblfis "
soSAe,Ars aonbt.s Or Night
. he, h'yc tcru 1.i,el b, owe. '."6 rdfIG nous.
'I rTaK oi;EbyIb q All .r.EEvhas.
SPitSiiD rrfCiNENs OF THEIR TRIBES.
aud Ir Is HI II Ia c N OF THE FOREST
in al their ri recu iui ie. 1hey ~ on Ton
81. h.u,eyer az md evening this .ei, and
SECOND WIKI Of ThE CRASD DRAMA.
EDKlC 1hE DANE
rur suArow or FATE
-h'eh "a re- ivod .i:h thunder, Of sptlsu's las,
~ees = ~ b produced
LIVERY AfILkSuON. a. , o'clock. and
EvEEf EVENING. a. ~.
imE GREA'r. srfcTR,L. ILLUSION.
HE GHOST
will be introduced IN
,- sEvIN DISTINCT TApftAtx.
III ''''' FIVE misrrxcr GHOSTS
srreNr al one time sius TIN, dlsns one o, re
Iuo' III civ aud iAt.f,s;bis ever introduced on tile
InG iiiKii'LING scEsFs,
rnr pl.rrnArr cuAi hri III 'hiN' rLoi
TN DIP, DARK DUNGEON,
AZ all A. tili Of iuierss. even sIciins. while ths
.pgesanc, ~
lnE GRr 1T CHosJAL SPECTRE
thft's 'he tur irnce ~,ih
BRA rnLESS ATTENTION AND wONpER.
u = 10 .rrr' edsd ~ eacn itr.t entsiiop by
1It GREAT GERMAN IOkIiIfI'A.
TIE Dt lCIlNAN IN Dis flIlLTlfs.
In Which
Mr. n l.. NORRIS
srposfs, f1r ;he fir., titne, In the clafse;er OF
fOIiN SCHMIDT,
the rsrsrcuted Du'chw ~ the firm NJ
SCHMIDT VAN ut NDLR NELL 4 Go,
1Ls aice 10 l1nfu OF fun and ., 10 the sp'ieroe
EOAEs or LAUGHTER
nom the comm mint - 'hr Close
TROPICAL COLORtp rtSU,
lllL MONS1FE PYTHON.
TUE CHEAT DRAGON Ot THE EAsrl
AtroMArOs WRITER.
THE IlHUt NIsp CALEB ihTOR
r'r.tei u 'r, Iiv ng Anaroudts, WAS Figure, 4
A.ioWfon to sll.h ts ;Chi!drfn under 10. ic's loo
T albiiiSG GAS--PRDt. 7 II. MURPHY
~ lecture on and administer laughing "a. n.
20, p'i iu-.iu;e Oct IL, 1853. poous o.. n All Pm,
lee urt 10 commence ssPk ekets 'att. 3A
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BROOKLYN

WELCOME TO MR. BrrCurR-The friend,
us Rev. Nenry wNd Becch,r are prcpa ina 70
give HIM welcome home. They err. Fl hin, In ,hs
Peui, tU-mo ,ow ,r Tlursdsy. II he doe. not riv.
IN hot vs'ei he vii pit bat rtarn In the sco.i,
two wceks later. Upon III, arrival he ,il be vel.
'ol"ed b, The members of hs congregation, ASSISTED
% q 'rmsnia Hand, nsas,d e,pfes,ly TO perform
s.scs OF mu zeal . eccs, Intended 10 carr the
istcn !, In i'm eiua;ior, over the route Mr. B.echet
Ne navel d TIE = bath Sch oil, attached to Ply.
mouth q uIch, will celebrate thor annual fstt,s
on he Ius,day and W dnesdGy succeeding MI
BE cher's re ufn, for which occsson great pIspsrs
uuas are being male.
TlIE COMMON CouScIL.-Iho first meeting
si.,r tha r,ccss toot place lsrt evening Alderman
oksefa IN the chair The u,iont adopted to in
tn the 'seiies Of sev,rsi orici,. we're vetoed bv
gre n. tOr. petition ss pieitnfed for flllns no
rN J., nj" which vss referred 90 the Grading
80 isvlns COMMITTEE.
ntSDs CoUNlI RrrrnnoAS NOMINATIONS.
tlt Committee met ysstsrdsy, and selected Henry
i''i' A. u sd,n'. j. D. Cor snd I. &. Tucker. Vice
J. IA NJ a. y s.tsInsa =. A. smith, secIeta
{ The uomua'ion' for Coun,y officer, we're .-
VI. tell, Sh ", John DIX man, County
JUG w. u nnjt, .iuttlc' Of :. s,i Us. " IA. Rob
b''' N"Ic' NJ hd' nj u he Poor. I'd District
l"rhp DKowSUp.-Ihe body of Richard
ON am dr'Nnrds ~ day, since, vas pieksd up
I's'e'd'r. Ito d c-A,.d had teen Knocked over.
j. n. VII ont Nth II ing patty. lie leaves q
~ 49, te'eiAl ciil D.
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INSTRUCTION.

DANlO AMI jig DANCING TAUGHT ri
- =. ROGAt. ia9 first ave. Terms, ~ lessons f,r
- hHG!Hs superior TO any IN the World for sale
che.p 800
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CO ClNT HAlE DYE!
~ hKltSI's ChLERl. ATEn HAN n.y..

u the only ~ obi, AZ well :. the fR.1t,.t u,
me -.Id, an l. sold b. all respec,able Dn.c, ~
,ae pI1Ss ,ts are our Agent, in New York. VRhE%Io
and ao M es n %Hr i G HALT 20 nckmsn =
Co., IS Allen cor. stanton ,,s and cor ,H.Inao n
and Mcn.onN; PORTER & o., Ais HID ON w. :,
~ CIiAs n GRITTY T,,S NJ NJ Z. r. ~ ~ 'upplrd
hspuisetmed II ~ south ,se I'd q, wuh.n1tn'.h
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a IEN1iON-FOE SALE. THk GEO.
CRY ','re, NJ 10 Clinton s'ree', cr. - nr otre
= ! be 'o!d cheap on account Of sietnsn ia te
a MILK BOUND TOR sALE-nORsF.
"a .sron, snd ali nec.,aty hr,urs. AprJ q. -
a RaRE CHANCf-IHEl EhsE STOCK
"a riture. Of liGuoi ,nt din NJ 's'cn 90 be
n.if. n the oon. cor seth >, ADD 9th Az, from
IVA. VI to4P " 'slaiite wee. ne
\ BUTCHER SilpP FOR aALf-ONE OF
he . te ',nih't b., the F,d part Of ~ city.
ncs the o. ly recon 1t .e ue IL, NJ PIE ~ own.
e. zone To Californi.. Inquire 1. " lee MS
RC1CilFE SHOP To LEI. AID IN
- lures FOR sale. No. ,and wa;'r,t. 80
EDk SALL OR 10 LIZA BUNE BOIL
In, r. and bone burn. e.',1'i. n3r
w,s. nc eo 70, iTrgh.ns % t1a hIT pH,c1,t,:
tOk SALl-Iiii $40, X flN1lEf.S
= ~,th iHyoiabe les-e. Of low ton'. ru,lc u =,
~ as9.d ana mp oyins ioc ,9n, - .dnp ardd
EOR SALE, A BrTCnfR SiOP. NERY
\ good Tor atius hou'e 'rh or. t.rs, bi,,men',
,c', h.u.e' ..d Futures. coup's pen' very .clssp,
'or three ycs' tngurs At IN Bn cher shop, G'1
I'd ace, 'st - and i'ih 81. 80
Euk SAIL--THE STOCK AID Fiytmes
Il ot the sroosrj and NOV lion store. doing good
business Rent low Appy Of ~ Myrtle svenue,
Erotkltn. .u~
I'uR SALE-A ktkO>tNt oil. lANp.
ant C. easdy tore: nov DOING so3i lu.lnet', ouy
tu1hir' IN he ''oi'. - Is l&tht -
COk SALt-IHf SOCK ASN I'm
tu &c q 'msil eio~ery and quor s,o-c N --s
- iifst AVE-. ~
Tor TCHER'S STORP. WITH
iiItrfcs all conn let, aid tee mouse. y ~ be- tot
ior nal piec. Inquire Al tie s.Cfc, 2lI gveuue A,
near lith a. .Ol
EOn StLK-SfGN STORE. WITH S.ock
rfru ses, al Tenth ave al
EOR SALE-ONE OF rHt BEST LIQUOR
stores down too o.; VII be sold 81 ,acrifcc the
own, hss hu,ires. 70 attend IN California Tor pr
tenlN' arry to ~. HtHKfL - button - ~
EOk SALE--AN OYSTER SALOUH. VITA
L liar attached. \ GOOD 't.nI ioi bus.utfs t7pi,
~ "" Gfsni ~, totn'r Cliuio- IT. 81
nNll $50 FOR SlOCk AND flNItETS
~ ofsn ola ss.l,ishod toy, c,ud, and n,-sy1:
d'po'' doing q GOD bu'inet' APPS 81 tf'ts,c. ~
TJ skirt MANUFAt | URhkS OR
M,ider. For sale, stf,dns shor. o1na.nins
l2u baiing mac ines VIII s1Eius M 4ch,n. ~ ea.,
ur ns m'ftin". doubles, sppol"I'. reci,, H., 81 In
FOR AM psffon ~ish'uz :" engage In the ht.idinc
busines, or any ANT InAuufa 'trrer vhO oa'd % ,r
TO d his own hA dag ane fsrinr THE :. favorable
OPPORTUNITY. ~ they viii To sold at lee. h.u ..it
particulars. y. FIoN Ia spruce -. basement. 4G1
xIOn-tOR SALE, uAIr tlSn MD
u iOOuy,ter hu'in.,. Ri-instor -, doing
.pcndd ade nrce.t that sie Of cit, also. ~ s, or
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from the fleet sent to Galveston for the purpose
Of recovering possession Of that place to the
Federal authority. The feet arrived off the
1ovn on Saturday the 10Th ult., and immedi-
ately attacked the forts and batteries at long
range, the Confcderates replying, but their
shots doing no damage to the vessels The
fighting was kept up during the day, and it is
said that some Of the shells from the fleet
did execution in the Confederate works The
accounts end here but state that the lombard
lnent would be renewed on Monday, the 18th,
when the feet would attempt to pass the forts
at the mouth Of the harbor.
Richmond papers Of Saturday publish dis
patch from Charleston, dated Friday, the Goth
ult., stating that the Federal gunboat J. P.
Smith and two hundred and thirty men sur
rendered unconditionally to the Contederates
on that day, after sharp engagement in Stono
river Another gunboat escaped in crippled
condition. The Federal loss is reported as
heavy, while only one man was wounded or
the Confederate side.
An arrival at New York brings advices from
New Orleans to the 25th ult The concentra-
tion Of the army at Baton Rouge, preparatory
TO an attack on Port Hudson, was still going
on. It is believed that the gunboats cannot
assist in the assault on the Confederate works
at that point: but the mortar feet will operate,
it is said, more advantageou:ly. The Confede-
rates have strengthened their works.
A dispatch from Nashville states that the
Confederate General Forrest, at the head OF
one thousand cavalry, was awaiting the pas
sage Of the Federal transports at Harpeth
Shoals. They are making great efforts to cap.
cure the boats on the Cumberland
4 dispatch from Stafford Court House. Va,
says that the Confederate cavalry cross the
Rappahannock and show themselves near
Brentsyille, while others occasionally make
demonstrations in the neighborhood of Dunn
tries and Occoquan.
a letter from Stafford Court House, Va, in
the Philadelphia Inquirer says :--"S Shortly af
Ter Gen. Burnside commenced moving his ar
ny, with the intention OF attacking the enemy,
Immense numbers of men deserted from it
The numbers that left in this clandestine man
ner have been variousy computed, but proba-
bly, no one can determine the exact number
Sufficient to say, however, that from Falmouth
10 here and Aqua Creek, the roads were daily
Aned with hordes Of deserters So great was
tnelr number that regiment Of Cavalry and
one Of infantry was detailed by Provost Mar
shal Robinson, Of the Grand Reserve Division,
10 pick them up. His efforts in this were very
successful, and as high as leyenty-three were
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turned to their respective commands to be
dealt with there for their .reliction Of duty. y
D A letter from Fortress Monroe states that
the Confederates had crossed the B|ackwater
on Friday morning at o'clock. Gen. Peck
sent out force, which met them and drove
them back with some loss The Federal loss
was l06 killed and wounded, and they took some
prisoners. At last accounts the Contederates
we're retreating towards Franklin.
A letter from an officer Of the squadron, off
Galveston, gives some PARTICULARS Of the open
Ing of the bombardment Of that town, which
commenced on the 10th ult. The Brooklyn,
Sciota and New London took part in the affair
which was to have been preliminary to a more
serious attack, that was to be made on Mon
day, the 18th ult. The firing was at long
range but the practice was good. The masts
Of the Harriet Lane were seen beyond the town.
The occurrences which this letter relates took
place previous to the sinking Of the Hatteras.
Advices from Havana bring conflicting ru-
mors in relation to the whereabouts Of the
steamer Oreto. One account states that she
had fight with Federal cruiser, and was
set on fire off Abaco as she was being chased
off the Bahama banks by war steamer. A
large feet was cruising in the Gulf in search Of
the Oreto and Alabama.
Colonel Harrison telegraphs from Fayette~
vile, Arkansas the success Of scout just re-
turned from Van Buren, having captured the
steamer Julia Roam, and three hundred prison
ers, about two hundred Of whom were paroled:
Two hundred of the prisoners taken to St.
Loris from Murfreesboro' including many
captured in the battle, have signfed their de-
sire to take the oath of allegiance, and will be
released upon oath and giving bonds to reside
in some of the free States during the war.
r. s. CONGRESS-. The Senate, on Satur-
day, assed resolutions rendering the thanks Of
the government to Commodores Norden, Davis,
Dahlgrcn, Rowan, Porter and Stringham. The
resolution calling for all papers and correspon-
dence in relation to the expectation OF arms to
Mexico, was passed. The Military Committee
reported tavorably on the bill to encourage en-
listments and provide for the enrolment and
drafting of the militia. The consular and oil
plouaatic appropriation bill was passed. The
House devoted Saturday to general discussion
Of the bill authorizing the raising OF negro re-
giments.
In the u. S. Supreme Court on Friday, an
~ fcla aoC
reversing the decision of the court below. JUS
tees Nelson, Wayne and Clifford d'ssented-
-oo,..4 holorn b Cd dacreed that three piers