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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-17

The Freedman's Relief Society will meet
at Mrs. Browns, No. IA Pearl street. this af-
ternoon, at o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-17

;el, t 20 OF spy-DEAR SIR: With your permjssion
Nv rsnrn @ 10 t9 readers OF your paper that will send
Balm tat Mi Tor making and using simple Vegetable
bloches Tan treckles and all Impurities Of the XIV;
leaEIig dne same soft clear, smooth and beautiful
ID VIII also man Tree to those having Bald Heads or
Dare aces simple directions and information that viii
sna0le them TO start full growth Luxuriant Hair
MhsSers or Moustache, in less than thirty DAYS Ali
Respectfully yours ise
je2T dSm No s3i BrosdY,oS, h ems
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-17

The WniI of the Fiea.sug.
LYON our rcmOrseless foe,
Lays us by the thousands low:
Touched by his magnetic dust,
Though unwl lg, die must.
If our power but matched our will
We'd that insect murderer kill;
For his Powder sure fate,
win our race annhilate
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but will xii
all house insects garden worms vine bugs, &c. Lyons
Magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and mice Sold
everywhere. DEMAS S. BARNES Il CO.,
j2 d6w2w New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-17
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1ba

4 toe subscriber has been duy appointed Executor
OF the estate OF EZRA NEWTON, late of Worcester
deceased testate and has taken upon him that rs
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands upon the estate OF said deceased are required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted u said
estate are called upon to make payment Ezekiel New
ton, of said Worcester. EZEKIEL NEWTON
h0rceS .er, June l6, 1853 d3sTns II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-17

THERE will be a meeting of the Union League at
their hall this evening at O'Clock. general and
punctual attendance is requested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-17

The sale of classcal works of art will be contin-
ued this afternoon .! O'Clock at the store No. 1l9
Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-17
DOUGLAS.

DOUGLAS.
The list of men drafted for the town OF
Douglas was accidentally omitted in printing
the reports OF the draft. We give it here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-17
Special Notrtes,

1wARD MELLEN Jr.. continues TO pay the highest
e tnf old papers. etc. diff in24
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-13

9r. @IGs. @tlter, relGer frlber IN SO. IS Grsar
lpphnts, fam auf Der gSeder-Oifice Na1rt4ten absr etrei
on I. GaSnadt a~kreIIrten Brtsf entse sennetnen.
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E7GE8Halsr- .I 15r. BGlttm ore, IL. SuI 1853.
@enias Ger Sr6iuan5 beS 8irsermeifterS unO Stabt=
ratb8 bon Baltimore, fe5isliM Res SertaufS BON @isen=
t6um fir u~nbeSabIte @ef6Ie Bel neuer6ffneten GtraSen
ipirb hermit 9ta6ri&t 9e8eben ben Gisentbiimern nadb-
benannter @rrub ittfe, tpie ite auf benz Blan bon gSal=
nut AGeb a~ngegebeu itub iauIuIt ben barauf bditenben
@ebibren, SaB tpent bieie all pber bet benz IL. anguft
1868 niGt be5n6It tpprben itub, i'd tbeiaste @runbftitde
an jenem Sag, @tittdgs Inn IL n9r, in Der @ler&antS
Gr6ange an ben Nteiitbietenbeu b~erfeisern tperoe. 3r5.
Die &erfalfs6ebirsunseu inb berurt, baB Der 9Gufer
benz @itr @pGettpr innerBalb "a Gtunteu ben 8etrag beS
barauf tafteuocn &iiefimcnt8 uno l%tuteIten gu be5d6len
BAT tt Der 9ieit Der 9aufiun1ne berbleibt auf Credit auf
spei Sabre rnb eiuen Sag bonn 8ertaufStage an sere9net
unb fub 70 setaufte Grun6ft1de oneu iett baruuf baftenz
ben pber iii ( utunit bdrauf sefegten Gteuern bes @taatcS
Marnlanb unb Der Stabt Baltimore untertpcrfer.
9pt $40. 35-Nfarb u. Mc6ee. Sill
Got Np. 3G-OanieI @drlte,nan .... 1851
9pt SO. S7-SameS Wtc6ee. ...... 4.81
Got SEQ. 41-@. q. Mtereeit6, &sent ....... 3.7s
Got SIC. 44-Sp6n @crt..- 1851
MugufuS NJ. @rtce
Q2jullOmliumil Stabtz@onettcr.
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l1niolt Goncert.

MnaeIjfts Der Toujenben bon perpanpSeten iInipnsfa,n-
pfern, bic pom Sdla6telbe surudtetren pber In Der unmit-
teltaren gtdhe ~beiiel6eu nod tulfr8 i3ma6ten nnb ftneatr
ltntertubuus ~be6Irfen, bat her M1Is. ARB. &rGnfH
nterfaBu in teidl0hen, ont Scnntns, ZEN
10. ;. NF., IN Ter Ote&anie8 9ale, No.. 1872 ID. Gapetteitr 1,
(Seiangperstne bteFser Stabt Inb b6fttdt um tire Mitrir-
flung erluGt. unb rpaen iM1 eeft. bur@ Delesoten am ndd-
fen SDnutae ben II. 5. Wp NGHntttdsS 2 nbr, i'm
Saale Der M d antics lie NIT sett uutersei6ueseH
Grmite tn 8erbtnbuns fesen.
8arfeu,. 86Gnet, @ebtr,
MGnner, &ttIer, 4eber.
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COka(=ReriC6te.
! 6auptauartier, W1ittdbep artement, ;
8: Wrmeecorpe,
Baltimore. SIR. 10. Suit 1868.

Of 4, 8d!timOrs. Nlp. TO-. Suit 1863
ga III perboten, NsbelenOfi,ts Uber Sole
baten in Ntipntbdulern Dosr an nnoeren Yld3<
3sn, alS BEN 5pspttals su eerpfGeeen, 'pObin
fs auf 8sfebt Der dr;tli1en get5rbe 9elanbt
Euf. Gs tperben bsIonbere5 oipttaler errt@tet
tptroen fur &riea8 gsfangenf, tpsl@e nut pcus
tUtnmen Iopale DerIohen befuHen birfen.
ri 8snn irsenb cine @erlen OSer @e,ionsn In
bieem Departsment BEL Der 8fterbergune,
Gsrpfseune OOtr 8eraedan9 Don 8ebelen9e-
faneenen ertappt rperbsn, Iousn Fe lcfost Gber
bte untonaltntsn ttuaus9eIanbt pier auf aue
Dere 0etle mad, benz 0utoantsu Der OftIitdrs
bebSrben btfraft tperoen.
9luf 8efebl Gee Gen. 1fai. 81. 6. GNsnd,
: %. .Seffrtee, q. @. q.
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giee. GOninlot Der giicOcYIunoe
Metropolitan Halle,
VeanEaisGnta Raeaae, s0itdbes IL. unS IL. ct,
SeOsn Nbenb


VeanEoisGnta RSeuae, sDitdeas II. unS 1s. ctr
Sebsn Nbenb
8 eHt CD e 0peru,
Scrnea, Qrisn, Duslts, SriOs mnO gauge 3cts
Gus Den beItebtsleu, :ewtiGeu, ttaltenilhen,
frau3Gllneu Spsrn - NIT Dpler Snt1umen-
iation unp briltantat 2teater -@uftlmrn.
r.u. 4 WeTfOual $5rf ss7ssgsuaf
M1ab. 9iberatL ! SrlO-s anger Bon. GrSb9ers0alifr J9sa.
Sssrr Stberatl IsaaBnrstl@sn 3 SGm ns = s9sotsr
Oper. ,tl5lIa'
&tsnpr Seeerint. Ger brr1i6ntte italtEntt6e &rteusgCnse,t-
9 Sdnser (Tengrti,) g 1SE Igt aida
perr MoIf, TtIFf- Dreltrr neblt ttner &IntIer-gapsls.
Gtntrttt!15 Ste. Nnfane punt s uRr.
"a Dem geebrt n fuhltFnn8sn Yutlifam tte ireuuelt1e
anseise. bub % nns selunsen lit. bte rbenae naaatst tldtt9en
Sdastr tar naler abeatrr gu s%ensa8rea. Nd&Sem MIR a4t
Sn9s dusttseu lsBen. Dihen Won beute an NJ eber re9eIm6sig
Votitelrueen f~tottftaben. Ia bic ntn ensnetrte Dpern.G e-
lsul9aft sIOse &Open rsrnrfa9t 70 btFen MIR 0mt reai 3obl-
let9en 8eir9, 3
Wilmington tH@&
OSa''SsS" MRease& M&rfleta@
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25QIt. .

Den @itglietern our gtn6rtGt, Bag 6urd 8euebntisune
Ser rtttttarif6en 8ebSrfe iIr lie Splse mteher Sic regeIntd-
Btsem S&teBIbun8en jeben- Dpnnerftd g. hatthn-
ben. Ippte aud Spnntd s Der S1IBen9drten eeDfinet III,
/ G6S) Der Secretdr.
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@afbinAtpn, g. 6.

8Un 0ettYSbures - Die Dele
gattun Der bentlhen So[Oatsn l1nteraibungs
0sisOl9aft tsbrten 6rsttag bon i6rsr M3i11Un
ua@ cem @alaGtfflOe 3uriid unO bertGtst,
oaB ale TO0ten ~be0rabsn, jsbpG etne Wsnae
0%erpunDster nod nt@t Serbunben linO.m Die
lslbsn IO0sn furGtbar letcsn, Ia peN Mttrl
sur Nbbilfe terea WansrIs, a6er tstne Dflfen.
be 5nnb nabe lit. m as5 n:as
t @ern8te. - Ods @tridt .acurltrte
@amltas Absno, toB baS @rfe6t 3piI&en tei-
ban Nraeen bon Nnttetam biS SbepbdroetVwn
be9Onnen babe.
t @ereraI Stdtes tsfnbtt f& be-
osutenb 9s6er, ta CT bic &rtfs Gladlt9
iberfancen bat. I'D as7ai as,s1S
Man permutbet. OaB Gen. @octer
ben Sbertefsbl iibsr bie auf Der SalbtnEl {6si
RidmUn6) ffben6ta 1rnppen erbolten tpirb.
0OAmdCbt. aae9 80 gaa
SD made biernGt metnen 9unben, fcpte benz pubGfuia I'M
An8emeinen BITE Nn3etee, rap i'd metnen Spbn Srep. Nteb=
falet bebram66tiet babe, @eleer In nteinert gtarnen Al ep4efs
ttren uub gu ~quittiren unc tnetn @eitdft bts du mstner Rdd-
tebr 31 fubren.
Gafbtnetpn, BIN 30. Stunt 1863. 3a l
(13lul=s) SGbn S. Nte0feIb.
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Neme Mn5ei9en.

*r Sir Sob. e6netbsr aus .SermsrStauien liest etn
Brtef IN her QDefersO Office.
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0fntldsS Gcmite our untsrIiiBung inOaliDer
Rtteees.
., Fe8slma6tse Misunderstanding
e8
A1sem. Arb. ar. ltnterft. gS,reius.

= Zen Wiit9lte6ern pbteen Nereins 6tene biernit sr 9ad.
re9t Gag am Dienfag, ben IA. SUIT, bic r~egelmasise @ene<
raIuerIamntluns %hpttflnbet. Die Snba6er Der Quittnn0ebi=
der BON Str. 800 bis 900 %ntaiien bei Is Gents Stra'e anne
iene iein. = SIN @uftrase
SD s. MGnnar- COR
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: SWHetUer'AeClHm milling.
Aue Sdueibsr, trsl@e auf &untendrbest bel6dffiat fin
lab erIudst, itA Wtpntdg Mbenb UNI ~ lbr in Der Wledtc
nie& Dale su ether @eriammtune etn5uiinten. SIM GuitrG
(SMp) .e-5tf &. GNteS. fSefr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-30
RILLIARpR,

AT PHELAN 4 coLrENDER's hANUrACroRy- a
"A g. 81 and 90 Crosby street near Spring street VII b
found larger stock OF billiard Iabes Bails Cucs ev-
lAnmcni In the world. The best materials are cTeiusvcy
used and the workmanship IL OF the skifu On.
Purchasers rely getting perfect and reliable roo al
this csae shnsent Pheans celebrated Comb nation rush
ocitENBtR, who guarantee oil Cushions sad fables sad
by hem
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
From the West Eudics.

The steamer Plantageuet brings news from the
West Irdies to the 9th inst. The Kingston Jour
nal announces the formation of another Steam Nav
igation Company to keep mp monthly trade be-
tween Liverpool, Jamaica, and Central America.
-Four large screw steamers-the Darion, Granadian,
Venezuelan, and Mexicau-wll leave Liverpool for
Colon on the 2lst OF every month, and return from
Colon shout the % Of each month, conveying goods
at through rates Of freight TO aud from the Fachc'
LiyerpOOl. London, Hamburg, Havre, ana DOT
deanx. The Dsren will leave Colon for Liverpool
on or about the I'd Of June, calling ut Kingston, ana
win reserve freight room for coee aud ght goods.
The steamers TO follow the Dsrien will call at
King,ton both on outward and homoward passage,
and will take freight each way.
The revenue estimate for the brst hall oil the pres
ent hscal year Was $S9.OOO.
4 fire occurred ON the Sd ult. at Point-a-Pitre,
| GuadalOupe. in the stree, DEgnse, near tne
sea, in which twenty-three houses were burned and
three young persons perished. Tne houses were oi
wood, which accounts for the rspidty OF the GONNA
era ion and for the loss Of life In the houses III
/ which the flames fret burst forth
At Martinique, iirss Of different kind, supposed
I e. be the work Of an incendlary, had occurred u
differ, ut paris OF the island, soae causing the de-
stfuction of msgass houses, Others Of the aborers
cottages This mad gone TO such lengths IA 10 create
serious alarm and apprehension. On Sunday, the
/ 18th ult., the lssi batch Of vessels conveying
re.enf1rosments to Mexico left for Vera Cruz.
| Rcar-AdmiIGl Reynaud was 10 leave Antigua on
the I'm ult in the frgLie Guerriere for GuaGaoupe
! The Commission appointed by the Emperor 10 ex
anime and report upon the condition OF tie ioriihcs
lions of The two colonies OF Martinique aud Guada
loupe, has finished its work in this island and pro-
/ Ceedf 20 our neghbor in the Guerrero.
TIE irou-plated fIigate Normande and shp-of
war louryle have completed their crews ia the
Carcenage, aud viii leave soon TO return to France
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
The Soldiers I.ssi.

This establshneni, which 10 destined TO take a
prominent po,on song ihs aIiilionI 70 wh,h the VAR
ha, given birth AssB, to enter nto ,oiTs oPeifor
Tho Beard under the appropriation ps'es the lat 'c'l
ofthe LssstsIs, sad coussius Of Adj Geo spugns In
,pco,orO.ner. hei QgAusi G'tcFal Tslood AL
surs,on0snsr Qaseksnbush he'd mesiiss las, ~.sk b.
Albany sBd ,ubmsd 70 the Gorsnor thslf nomirsaon' E
oGesu lercraIy they he'd smother meeting q. the Depot
No. % and 81 Howard street ard No ~ Mercer street snd
,unounced the owng sppontmsHs supeIinirneen, Col
John Nsvisi Assistant Superintendent l. d h1'isd q
Eew.Yoh, Oa.ld, sspulnlsudsni. X o. he.iis Of SsW
Yok Rseortng Cl,sE. Lawrence hpisEus. AbahJi Cor
responding eecretsry Doasla' Lsvien, Absryi station
Asss, wm. TuInsT slcrhsa Cornell, W. H. Ahsl' TrAin
Comlers 2 A. Moore ,. MeC aasy. John haE-sH. Peter
R.,s, C. J. Duslos1y. a J. Meslshon Genera As's q
the state Of Gsw.YoIt John ,. seymour
The jet Of lh, nrlstoa is tie and pot,euon ei
soldier, returning cu m. dry q ths Cosisi IL
sel bs~csn W..LiH4.on s1A Ss-Yort 10 sis eharss
Of - seso o. il' STATE lelsfssj ,lei ~o.Ddsi o.
,ans lone orouEh ans them safely delivered 10
49,. -.-.i---4 49, J-'.y ~ 49, 'a.y Afs '.---
10 iL. "Re" snd assot a0 hs charge Of the Agent ct
that dpoi The spacious building on Howard stree, sehrs
rsniy hisd up aud spacious susush for al the otc" q
TIE in,oon On arvns th,r. tie soldiers iA.sn Ito
ths bs,.m.n wher, smp, h.ihHs sresnuods,ion 10
vdc5 ard issf, they usIo ool ~ fb,aioa and change
ofcoi-t Ttsv then ,sfsu into bs ofe.. - second
h9of wbsIe their ns1s' IeGier,i Or The Tound h'eT
sp.eout dlnns h.ii th, second Aooi, whiting and
f,slss roo The ihd foof tofnory arg. .nosti to
accommodate 80 men ,nd ths third Door bs'p'is ssd
the nsce,saiy ohcss Eysy susn.sneti complete 'nd
nothing ta n .e'ed ihst ' needed 0r The hssih e'n
iofi. AID convsnIsucs e. tie solcicr-
The 10 provided viii proper 'dIe stsndan'e
sbd an, e.r.e for uut ~ removed to tbe home. The
.sl,, a.. ee.n.so snd et and When Heessy, pro'ils4
With shlas and rtnsporaii1u TO tier hoin'' without
cL.s.s willie passes - Gor,um'ni rie' sfs served TO
rlo abe pay their own sHpel-L They are protected
rom the inpo,ton Of sod boarding house issEer
and he dggsfof sny tgead oi dss's through tho State
Euafd-d s.aa. These the hsHs0p of ID, lasituoi
They spgei 10 the public Sympathy, and ,Aoai snli',
af.n and generous support ron the csst. of the STATE
Tho hl fusss. sbd benefit Of the sndssskins will 10 de-
sroe depend uIon the Ibety o tic public and all who
feel Ls 70 ool,fbgte cwsri the aid aud comfort o. The
brave dr.n3s, Of tho upiln. who have mPshlsd 'h'f
lives snd ,rihesd her health IN ,h, Of their country
would well to visit tie Il''u'iou. 'd ave u h'f o.un
tensno. and ,uppo The dspo, 10 be formally opened on
N.utar
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
MARRIED..

CAsWELI.-O -ODELL--At Myrtle Lawn. nesr Bronxgile
n. T. 90 Tuesday May y, by the Rev. Mr. Adreh OF
Nopt Vernon Walter Casyeil " ID Of TIE 1918, o. y. L.,
to Eans Purdy adopted daush.er Of ho'ss Ods e'q Of
the former pace.
DUTTON-BOTELER-On WelHesdsy, May Is ~ the
Church Of the Holy Apostlea By tho lev Robert Hor
land D H. Dutton to Alice T.. Bole.or No cards.
FERRY-KEEGAS-In Brookiyn, ou Thursday, May H.,
b. the Rev. j. Bgsdy, j. EisOn Ferry Cl orr TO
Mis-, Louie A. eldest dsusner OF D. H. keessn, e'l- o.
kew-Oneshs, Ls- No CBrds
HAZwELI.-PURDY-At the residence Of the bride 10
Westchsster n Y. Iuesdsy May l2 1876 BY tie Rev
: 4 Al3rcb, Dr. Walter Hiswsll of Qnio. now Ia Oeu
Ro,scrAus. Department Of The TO Miss Emily PuTdy
GGART-FULKERSON--On Wednesday, evening. 3ay
10 by the Rev. f. U Flncg James Has.ali aud Jane a
Cowes oDy Of David fukerson oil OF this city
NEWELL--STANsBUBT--A, Hsledon, N. j., on Wednes
dsy. M,y l3 u the Rev. Henry W. Bellows, D. D.. "
liam Eewsh to Cordsla Agnes eldesI dsnser o.
EdSerd A. s,snsIury.
RlDER-HART-oa Weiuesiiy, Nsy H. s'the residence Of
the bride, father hy the Rev A. W. 'soon Susi.eim''
Csl. L. Hari, ell Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
DIED.

BAKER-on Third'y. A,y 10 George C. Bsss ia he 4ih
ycss oi his ass.
nj. funeral viii tais place tls afternoon At o'clock ron
Fhenl' M--tiDs House. Flns4ng Long Island CsiF'ase'
vii Be IN sag 81 tue depot on no sFflVs oi he y u
train from Ssw-iOfk
CATLfS-Iu ss,en lssud On Wednesday Nay II, Of diph
thea Helen Margaret second daus shtsr OF Oeorse Cutn
L. tie lath year Of heT ego .
IA. mead. AID relatives the family trs invited TO srend
thr unars frsm fsgls CAufch loulpkinsyie st'tel
Island to-day tFrdsyt the stl a,'.. az oe.'ck y ~
Tie rem ans will be st. AlAks Cngltb, Nsw-f or@i
Tor ini~ruent
CROZG.R Lieut. Ci0Eisr dth y. y. CaV, died st West
I~i.,, N- Ffidsy Nay sEpd ~ Jcans and months
F.rssl on Saturday, 3IAy TO- a. CttO,~ " nVsi 'no
tsf!aG Charch COT SeNslh aHi hooMned streets
Uoboken. \. J. lE'erInent in OieenWoOd FnrLds and
acQgalntalcss iuy.ied t. suond
HEAIH-ou ThIr,d,y M,yit 1862 Thomas A. Heath, sssd
- and ~ days
i, Is9aus viii 70 t.kon South windsof Conn or IA
t~TIlIfHf
TAYIuR-At Nitoa. Conn. ou Nedne'd,y evening hSy
49, 80 William A. Taylor in the Sab year oi he ase'
s.. tIEkLER-On Thursday mouins, May H. OF SpcpsHy
John w. Nhseer a.ed - years, uohthf AID il dSy'.
r.ls;i,st sL tfiesas 0i the family Aha OF Az
ur~.y a. g.. ..so frs members ol ~ A. EA"ihts it'
ma Ass respectfully iGVised 10 a.seoe .''e
u,t. .. ., ll. Tgdcncei 10. 40 NhLtou street h''
(tnds') -f"r.. = 0el0ch
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
yh. r,,,. Pranei. r.. Huber.

Ath meeting Of the officers OF the 2Jh Regiment.
N.w.Jsr..y Volunteer" held In eaap ncsI sun'i. Vs. oS
N. ah day ofMiy 1883 the following preamble and fs'oll
lion. we're unsninou,ly adopted.
pb,,e1s The Rev Ffau-is l.. Butler Chaplain oi tie 2t
n,,in,n Nrv.Jsf,~y Noluuieer. hHs been suddenly fe
,.d nom u. by death conssqueucs of wound received
In e sl.s cement u the 81 90 o., DssT suhos Va there
'of~ t- a. -.,,- -
E.,,ed Th VIZ r,oosnr, in ibis ,svsfs Bereavement Tho
t,rd Of tnd ". pys~tioa. fioEdenco aud bow On 'ub-
nns.ion 30 tls VII OF nm "ho'e JioGh'"" 81 NV ~"
tl.Iiteous sitog.th'. r-t-
F~li.(d Thai ws have ,way, rgricd ,ls Rev t''n-l'
gutier a. model army clsHlalb Thoroughly oohpsN'he
@ ,.uf, Of LG duis' thoroughly devoted 10 tho prose
.n,iop of b. benign mission and. goofe all lhofousy '
h,.d With tho sp.ht Of his mssisr. yeta. ,
I(,,,a Thai IN h, daaih he fsth Heglmeni hs' io o. ,
.,t aud Yott Efficient ofcrrsihe bofofninrat one OF
. n.t tafue,t aud ucomIomi'inf 'uPpottsr' And tAo
-Irh o CaHst Of its most promising and siogneh'
r.,i,,d That ". Will ever cherish bo memory and emo
& , ,i,tu.s sf beloved assui ths' We vi" ever y"
An t, aiet OF our homes. tho words oflovo aud en'
nd tation which 10 sIsto while he Wa yo vfe1
'n [ w ,r, we tender oar heartfelt sympathy TO bis en-
fs family that nuge or iesf' ~i'h hoi' ana aneo
commend them to the Word Of God end tho power
~ gr,ce that they may be strengthened and snsinrd snd
- ,',,ed M d.r this sudden aad sore Bereavement
t.,d Tbt u testimony uf fespet aud siooilon Tor
,, lt,r aud ln c0fdsree with army usage, We wea
Il. iu,.val hsdgs II mourning tbiIty days.
1hst Of these fcsolnons bo sett 70 we
th, deceased sud that copies OF em be sent 20 the
ely interested in this r. gmeni, sud 10 thai OF
a.. cit,s Of kev.York aud fhiiadelphtf
AND DENkFN. col. LJih n. vol ffetidcut.
CuARtrs 81 MARSH, Se3ictafJ
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
From San rranci.co.

San FRANcIsoO, Nednesday, May H. 1900.
The steamer Orizaba sailed from this port at ~
O'Clock this forenoon for Panama, with about one
hundred passengers, and $S;6,OOO in treasure Tor for
England, including consiRnment OF $lV5,Ow Ior
The London Loyd's-that being Their proportion oi
the amount recovered from the wreck Of the Golden
Gate. She also takes S305 coo for New-foik.
ISpecisI Dispatch to the Merchants. EXchange.l
Nesr'y $OO,0D0 in all have been recovered from
the Golden Gate, upon which tue wgecIssrs c1orgs
IS TO 10 percent salyags.
Trade is improving. Pig Iron, 80 50i Costa
Rica Coffee, 20ic.; Rio, 2ic. Sales of 2OJO boxes @
OF IIesth Il Woods Candles at Ia. Sales Of ,o)J
kegs Of Sc Adams Syrup al auction at 2lc.
Tho en'ire cargo Of the Migrator, fren Batavia,
embracing coffee rice sugar and spices is to be sold
at anction, which will severely test the market
Al ths recent municipal election la Los Angeles,
AL the Secession ticket WIS elected, except the cam
uidYe for Murshal.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
mnrIs,.-Reporied Jv TrlegyaDA.

fHnApEIPnIi, May H-FLouR duh WHEAT duh :
Nbie, 81 75d 85, Red, q 6Vd ~ g. CORs advanced
To- Yellow, % ,9s. CoFTEE hrm Rio 32!o. WHisxr
doll al 45Gt6c.
BAIrisoEI. Kay n.-FLouR heavy. WHEAT frmi White
tl SOD 81 y3 Ned 6l ga 10 Conn dullj White o.
9te.; Yellow g 4g7c. NHsKT rsSnirsl
ilSCINsATiy May N-FI0rR rery dull Of $5 l5d s5 2Q
Red W MAT trcintd 2c. White do. snd arm. Wml
At unchanged. fAovIsioss quiet LARD sic. BHcHAsGa
hfia.
BuYTAIo, May g-FLOUE Il In moderate demand and the
market stssdy WHEAT anio sslcs 1000 bosh Chicago
5pns piyAle terms 90 bush. Rcd WineE Ohio sl 3D.
CoRa opened active but closed quiet 86 900 bush
&c 70J bush h2!c 100 do 6c $500 bush White 66e.
OATS qget At 6so WnsEY In moderate demands sale, ll5
lic. on Nhea. 70 EsSYorE IsrcErs-6,000 bbi Flour,
~ 900 bGs. Wheat GO tO) buih Corn 400 buh. Oats EI
roEts-5OOO bush Wheat 29i 900 bush Corn 1000 bash
Oas NJ
CmcAGO, Nay ls-FIOrR active. WgRAr dul. a. : II
- lft COkS 6u bat advanced "a 10 sales a. % 500
KgCEfils; goo bbt Flour 2l0O bush. What an tiH
b,h Corn. ErPcar 600 bbt Flour. l1 80 bush Wheat
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Truyelers' Guidc.

To LItany ~ Hudicn River RR. s. Warren
al 70 |. o.. sni q , and ~ p. ssndIJ. ~ ?. O.
To Aihany hy Harlem IN 2elst And Nh.lg ~ . u
To Bo,ian. By Noss-Lgndor ins, iisr %, y.
r. stouin siou line Pier 10. y. X. hho Val
River line. Pier ) y. X. dsiiy lslldsJ'oT'
Captedl s''' 81
t,G g7ts.t .sd athav........s A. f and a suJs ?.
.,p.s, va shor1 Liss.. li snd p. m Sunday ?. M
- o, N ,nd3 p m
efCsrr,iad.t.7 81 i0.ain,4o a. ~ Ia Sunday, = M
10 Philadelphia By Camden sua Ariboy
Rsufo.i fsf76S 4 feci u hAfeay-s.. 9 d. IA. y o.
To Vi sshiug,ou, ~ New. .JeI'sy kH. =. lea ~
sd a ana ~. p tot ~ Coltarft - suntsy Hp ~
To ts West, by Csrtrti Railroad % Ns~-
A. - - - y ...............sna D. Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

given word TO return 10 Peso Ancho in April last
false pretext of caring for their sick &C. for if thew
had acted more like gentlemen there is no question
but that the French army would still remain on that
side of the Chiquibuite tan impregnable mountain
pass, which was tue first position the Government
Of President Juaroz cant TO defend.
IT, in order 10 take those ruins France has carried
$4,000 soldiers TO Mexico, and has srent so TO 60
millions of dollars, bow much will it require to take
what still remains n she City Of Puebla, the hils
of Loreo and Guadalupe, where they were repulsed
on he 5th of May last year, and the Ciy OF Mexico
itself whose fortifcatiOus havenOw been completed
And. after occupying both OF these cities what next
is Napoleon going TO do
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
~ AMAlIAR
Dusine6s Nohcts.

Pune BLOOD CuRES.-Whcn the bic has mol
a.. r.sai.i,s healthy qualities. becoms s:'ye To fr
.,of, Tie bile to Ie Of health tie blood must be psnhsd
You e,nno, rat'y the blood bot By ci''oaal fss'''
All they should be continued Tot several dAi n 'ne,e 'n
isa h,, may greater loss Interval oi r'i some
p.fsons have u.ed BHiyuKErrs Pl' every DAY in 'N'
de,. uuii they became cared Of co,'!yenef "n'h h@
them foI twenty yssr' tho u'o o. 'h'
doe, not debltalo OF reqnie incfra's o. dos" ~ con
,ipu.d mo- They n lat strengthen ihr bo"s' o. .Ne'''e
doe. The sfms OF les'
D,,tKt J. THSar or Actor H1u's New w-f"s 'a'''
,,,,u Of eo,,rsas o. ten ,e,' .ani'fs ~ the' "''
siops.
a.. co,r Editor Of 1be Deuocmut Ebrres ush
,,on Vermont, cured Of oo'tlvene'' aud dJ''sl'A o'
P. when ali other med cn'' hiu ie''d an'
han hi, doctors pronounced aim inclfsrlr
Ns Du.s o. Bu,vira cared OF ,ehriy and cos'N'
n,,, by BNaspAsrT, Pli. wheh he dc'r'i"d oi eve
rsgsinins Bis health
R,u,ub.r refsr.uo. will be Tven to r'ifor' whom
ua.s,nnra', PHI, have cured al s.Nrntts over
twenty year. durs,iou and In cases whsIe ne naoA soon
ofthe bowels had taken place Ia twenty yoAr'.
PspcrPAL oFycF, No. 29i OASAL''i ~ J. Tor ''e
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