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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-13
THE HOME ETNSTTRANCE COM
AUCTION SALES.
FEBRUARY, FEB. IA, 1863.
Large Sale Of Good Furniture, Splen-
did New Rosewood Piano,
At AUCTTOu n f'rr---, \ Co.

o. CUTTER SON will sell on Saturday. Februa-
~ 18th, At their Auction hOOm, No l5l Bank-St.,
commencing at 10 clock A. NJ, large lot Of good
Furniture, new Rosewood Piano, &C, consisting Of
mahogany Sofas, Bureaus, 6marble top Tables,
dining rom Tables, 10 wasn stands, mahogany and
ctne seat chairs, bedsteads, rocking chairs hair
mattresses, 2 Sc aiug Mashints,
20 Brussels, Three-Ply & Ingram Carpets,
100 yards Oil Cloth cocoa mating, coalstoves, Bus
sa pipe clocks Ia ps, l0i FilYer-plated Table
spoons i0silver-paed Table Forks large lot crock
cry and assWare, &C AIso-one splendid
New Rosewood 7-0GtaYO Piano Forte,
of the finest instruments ever offered at auction
in this city. 1t is now ready for inspection at
Auction Room, No. l3i Bank-St. The Piano will be
sold at y clock precisely. The whole to be sold
with 1ut any reserve whatever.
B4- Terms-Cssh. Bankable Funds at time OF sale
febl2425
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HOSIERY, &C.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
Wool Hosiery,
Embroideries,
Trimmings, &C,

Irlmmlngsi &c.
In consequence Of chance In our firm to take e.
lsst on the lst Of September next, Mr.. Z. Haas
n ANN retiring from business, We propsss 70 sell st
great barga rs our entire stock Of
WOOL HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES, BANDS.
UAMBRTf; AND DIMTTY, LADIES
DRESS TRIMMINGS &C.
Thoss wishinE 70 avail themselves Of these bar-
zafns will please TO examine these Goods, all Of our
own l1portation, and bought for CASH q Low rata
O1r s5ocE VIII be kept eomplsts 81 Eesors, and no
change whatever viii take place in our regular spTiRg
jam RETTBERa 4 HAUslIANH.
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MISS MINNIE WARREN.

"The bridesmaid, is the dearest little
duck Of creature tho faoe Oftho globe.
She is sweet sixteen and short her face
is pretty, her form good, her manners
pleasing, and her natural ability above
mediocrity. She was dressed in a white
silk dress with white illusion Over-dress,
trimmed half way up the skirt with
bouillins Of the same material dotted with
pink rosebuds."
Commodore Mutt was groOmsman. It
was said that be had himself had designs
upon the bride, but was left out in the cold
by his distinguished rival,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

a Acres on plank road IN Parma; good Buildi ngs
Fruit &c. VIII exchange in part for House and
Lot in City.
Good House and Barn in Collamer; ~ Of land ;
good Fruit, ornamental shrubbery &C. Exchange
for house in city, sub. .ect to a mortgage Of sI500.
Lot and tgo Houses ON Lake-St Exchange for Land
near the city, subject 70 a mortgage OF $500.
SeveruI Grist and saw Mills n different OcatiOns.-
Exchange iOr Farms or part Western lands.
House and Lot on Tracy-st. Exchange for past West
ern land.
BOZ ac es on stage road to Eyria, two miles west Of
Dover Center; stone cottage house. variety Of fruit
&C. Exchange in part for house aud lot IN city.
5zS acres in Orange township, 10 miles from city
Exchange for house and lot in city, half amOun-
IS and 22@s on St Clair St, about three miles
out. Exchange for a farm.
Brick House and Lot on Super iOr-St- Extension TX
change for farm.
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SPECIAL aOTIcEs.
no Consnmptivas.

- ON-8 ~ -
The Advertiser having been restored to health lna
few weeks, By very simple remedy, after hsving51i
iersd several years with severe lung affection, an
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to max
known 10 his felloW-suferers the means Of cure
TOalI who desire it, he viii senda COPY Of the pre-.
soription used Gree Of eharge,) with the directions
for preparing and uaing the same, which they VIII
ind q sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Br0nehi-
It's &C The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread
information which he eoneeiEes 10 be iuEaluabs and
he hopes every sufferer viii Try his romsdY e. it viz
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
S-Parties wishing the prescription win please 3D.
drsss RsF. EDWARD A. WILLIAMS
novz.:4z7u wiIliamsburgh, Ginss Co, y. =.
A COUGH, COLD, OF IRRITATED THROAT,
ifaIowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affecti, rs, oftsBtimss ineurabls.
Browns Bronchial TrOches
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant re.iet In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and CATARRH
thoy are beneficial ghs good effects resulting from
the use OF the Trochss and their extended use has
caused them 20 be Counisrleited. Be sure 10 guard
against worthless limitations. OBrAiS only the GFs
i UEE BROwN's BRONCHIAL TEOCaEs which have
PROVED their efficacy BY test Of many years- PUB-
Lie srEAKERs and SISGERs should use the Trochss.-
Military Ofiosrs and Soldiers who over-tax thu voice
are exposed to sudden changes should have them
Sold everywhere At . cents Per box ian;t25
The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lost CT suspended by NAL practices and VI
cious habits that will inevitably lead to hereditary
disease unless checked ir time. Read the truths laid
dosn in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTY or Phys
| BIOLOGICAL RrsE ARcmEs' Il is elaborately nlustra
ted with oolored e5gravings and win convince tn
most hardsned snd uncoueerned, as we'll as reliey
the minds of the mOst despOnding, BY leading then
in the right channel for relief Of bodily and menta
> agony and despair.
s5-Sold b. DIT. BAzROw, isl Bleecker St. n.
Price 25 cents Sent Tree everywhere. See adFertisa
ment Of i" Triesemsr'' In another column
Sold also BY g. ". CLARK, Druggist CioEelans
| Ohio.
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Owing to the extraordinary rise IN the
nriee Of printing paper and all other ma
tts-;ols nssd in The composition Of q news
,,aDe- tbe publishers Of the Herald, Plain
hssIer and LEADER have been obliged to
,Hjse tbe price Of their several editions to
the following scale;
DAILY. e-oo
By mail, one year m
six months..-........-. -.'''.''''''- -
three mOnths.--..-....--- .''-'-''----' A''
For less time, GO cents per rlontn-
nelivered in the city by carriers, ID cts per week
Es,9s AGENTS supplied at $500 per 100
TRI-WEEKLY.
Nv mail one year. -
q six A-tO
Forless time, 80 cents per month oo
Five copies, IN low
Ten copies land extra copy 70 geuer-up % On
OF club oJs0
Delivered in city, by carriers cents per NeeA-
News Agents supplied at $500 per 100.
WEEKLY.
Clubs often and upward, each--.--.-.....--.. l-zo
The qetters-up Of clubs viii reeesve extra
copies as follows;
A club of ten, a copy Of weekly:
A club Of twenty, copy Of Tri-Weekly.
a CLUB Of forty and upward, copy Of DAILY
The above terms will be adhered 70 IN
Ell cases.
FAIRBANKS, BENEDICT & CO..
Publishers Of Herald.
]. STEPHENSON,
Publisher Of Plain Dealer
Publishers Of Leader.
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HnRSE.SH0EINa,

VETERINARY AND HORSE.
SH0EING.-H. W. RKDHEAD & Co, rtsrect.
tuy announce to their friends and the publfc that
having mad extensive nesments In their Essab-
llshments they are now prepared 70 attend to the
Veterinary and Shoeing Of HoTses in the most skill
ful manner. AL business done, and charges mado,
VII be salts factory We viii warrant.
- eivV ~ cali, scd II not a We say, Just LET q
EhoE' tSbl7;R11
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The Trustees have declared an Interest Dividendot
Six pr cent. all out standing scrip OF tue Oompa-
ny, payable on or after the I'd day Of March next
The Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend Of
( Fifty per cent out OF the profits for The year, end
ing January 2SIh 1863 to parties entitled TO their
same BY their arrangement with the Company, div
erabls On or after the 2i day Of March next.
The Trustees have further declared that the Ger in
cates issued By the Company in the years 1854 and $50
be redeemed in Czsh and alter the ID day Of March
next on presentation to the ONCE Of the Company.
and that all further interest on the same shall cease
at thar date.
The Trustees have so declared extra Scrip Div
idend Of CO) Ten percent Of the surplua accumu
latiOus Of the Ocmrany AL the outstanding SCRIP
Including the 1858, deliverable on or after the
"a day Of March next.
All The above Dividends free Of Government Tax.
BY order OF the b ard Of Trustees
GEO. A. TISDALE, 6ocy.
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THE WEDDING.

LhE WEDDANNs
"The service was performed in the usu-
al manner, the responses being given by
the happy pair in tones distinct and audi
bic, without flush, flourish or nonsense
They were married as they should be, and
all things were done decently sndin order.
The bride was given away by the Rev.
DR.. Palmer, Of Middleboro, with grace and
dignity, and the gift was accepted by the
gallant General, with every indication of
grateful joy.
"After the Benediction was pronounced,
the General honestly kissed his wife, and
in the presence of the entire audience be-
slowed upon her the killing glance with
which he has, in days gone by, capti7ated
so many millions of equally susceptible
damsels."
A reception was given at the Metro
politan after the wedding, which was a a
perfect success" The little couple stood
upon piano to receive their friends.
The bridal presents were innumerable,
and in such vast quantities, that the Gen
eral must be about as ready to see the
plague as the United States Collector of
Taxes upon silver and gold plate.
At serenade in the evening, Mr.. STRAIT
ton responded to a serenade in the follow
ing speech:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Il thank you
most sincerely for this, and many other
tokens Of kindness shoWered upon me to-
day. After being, for more than twenty
years before the public, little expected,
at this late day, to attract SO much atten-
tion. Indeed, if had not become a family
man should never have known how high
1 stood in public favor, and assure you 1
appreciate highly and am truly grateful
for this evidence of your esteem and con-
sideration. am soon off for foreign lands,
but I shall take with me the pleasant re-
collection of your kindness to-day. But
ladies and gentlemen, little woman in
the adjoining apartment is very anxious
to see me, and must, therefore, make this
speech, like myself, short kindly thank
the excellent band of music for its melody,
the sweetness Of which is only exceeded
by my antieipatiOns of happiness in the
new life before me. And now, ladies and
gentlemen, wishing you all health and
happiness, bid you all cordial good
night" [Applause.l
Mr.. and Mrs. stratton go shortly to
Europe and the Continent.
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FOR SAFE.

Two Lots on Prospect-Sr Hudson, ss0 per foot,
on time.
Brick Bouse and 81 acres Of land joining city linz
its, near Wilson Avenue, acres OF grapes in good
tearing ord T; 60 900, mostly on time.
Nine Lois on FOrest-St. near kinsman, very cheap.
House and Lot on Lake-St &iIdO
q acres on Kiusman-St., mile from City limits.
A coed Country Tavern stand, 90 acres Of land,
Stage road, I6 miles from the citY; $500
10 acres in Rock port, rear Leonard Case farm black
lOamy soil; $50 per acre.
3nk acres on stage road 20 EIyria, cottage house
Home and Lot on BOliyar-St $500.
dOuse and Lot on Erie-St-
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For the BENEFIT OF Nervous suffer
- ers. The WARNING VOICE on
Self-Cu-e of Debility, Consumption y :
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, Go-, By former
Sufferer. Enclosing tgmp, address
D. II. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mas.
PREVENTION BE rTER THAN CURE.-The
new French Safe il the only article recommend
81 by the Medical Profession sAFE and sURE Pre-
Fentive. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, 10 any
address, on recs pt Of stamp. deCZ3 kl3
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GENERAL ORDER.


DIsTRICT or CENfRAL KESTUcKY,
Lexington, Ky, Jan. q, 1858
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-13

A COUGH, COLD, OF IRRIEATED THROATi
if allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial afIecti, rs, oftsntimss ineurabls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-13

WAETED-A good house and lot on Frospect-st. /
can find purchasers for Two or three good houses
on Prospect or other good streets
WANTED-seTeral houses To Let. for which can
md tenants.
s5OOOI have s5OoO with which buy good mortgages
TO LET-An ONCE, front on I'd floor tn Matthews
Block on Public Square. Also, one CT two good
rooms on Sd floor, suitabe for Offices or lOdg ng
JhO. q. JENNIkGSt
fsbl2 R2s 2ll superioT-St.
M ESTERN LAND.-H. Il. LIT
w TIE, OF the late firm Of Little Keyes, hsa
constantly on had large quantity OF me Farming
Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange
for city or country Real Estate Personal Property
Once with Rouse : 9 snnings, Marble Blook, 6upe-
rioT-St. mayl5:k26
T YMAN LITTLE. DEALER IN
ALESTATE.-KOeps great variety Farms
and City Property or Sale or Rent. Also, choice
Farming Lands n Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Missouri once No. 6, Atwater Building
Cleveland, ONO. LeDo.1Azo
ID EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
n formerly Of the firm OF Littles Keyes,) has
oponed Real Estate Office IN RouBe's Block, corner
d superior-St and Public Square, and constantly
On hand several thousand acres Of first quality Fars
ing Lands in the States OF Iowa. Wisconsin and Mis-
1ou to exchange for city country property; also
tor All kindI Of personal Dropsrty. Part cash paidl
uanaaaaFV anrls-RT6
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FIRE-PROOF LAMP OHIMNBYS.

fobls Corner of Superior and seneoa SIS.
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John ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

C1soiNAr1, Jaly. 13,--Morgau has left
Moor's Hill ON the Ohio aud Mississippi
Railroad at L O'Clock this morning, and
passed over the Indiana polls ana iCincin.
att Railroad at point 35 miles from here
and reached Harrison, Hamilton county
Ohio, about noon, aud at half past Eve
was within 16 miles of Hamilton, moving!
slowly on that place. General Hohsini
with a strong force was four hours be-
hird him. The damage done to the Ohio
aud Mississippi road was three bridges bnrn7
ed, !, water station burned and some track
removed. The damage done to thelf In
itanapoliss md Cincinnati 'was slight, one
water tank burned. I'm sm1e ,t.ss,,i i'e v
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Railroad Accide

d aWAsH1HaToE, july, i 2i--Ans accident oe-.
seprEed, very early athis motbiGgi ohathe !
Ohio Railroad, about four miles this side
of Annapolis Junction. gi9ne OF the trains
on the1tnain track for water, aud
this fact had not Come known 10 theEenb
giueer of the second tfafd. both from; this
city in time to prevent it from running
,fhfoltli foftders 50 The crash vas tsrribte;
pof. the passengers, WHICH we're principal
~ troops, thirty or forty, lincl1ding sixteen
officers. we're wounded, somesof them sethl
oasly If not fatally. The sufferers were
brpdgh t'backstO Washington. $40 %
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Rebels Falling Back. h. 4.

BAIrIMoRE, July la.-The American has
the following special: ti..f tsas l.,e seasal s.i
HagsrstOOn, July l2.-Earlyr this morn,
ing it was discovered the rebels had fallen
back from Funkstown. "A reconnaissance.
from our right wing was .throwndout and
discovered that the rebels had Withdrawn,
their left towards the river and had form,
ed line of battle in semi; circle covering,
Williamsport. Kilpatriek's cavalry pushed
forward and occupied Hagerstown. Our
whole right wing was imn ediately pnGin,
motion and swept around in the line Of the
rebel retreat. We entered Fnnkstown one
hour after thegrebels left. They had forth.
fled the bfidg s over the Antietam at FunksS
town but abandoned it.
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/ HARRrsBuaG, July ia gentleman who,
left waynesboFoi Sunday. moon. furnishes
the following It was understood that the
rebels in falling back to the tine of Con-
nogahue creek from Antietam encountered
the foFcessotl Gem Muiligapi az dlaftcr sew
eral skirmishes! in the vicinity of Clear
Spring retired to the eastward. This &C
counts no doubt for the occupation of
'HageFstown' BY Eweil. 9ifiSSlon W
The position of the. rebelsis now reduc-
ed to a,space of 6 miles by 8. in which 10
Imanouyte. The rebels hayekno naturally
strong defensive points left to them, and it
is believed by persons in official position,
that they cannot possibly escape capture
or humiliation. f,sf,.. ,s;,.as
4Thei:report that1al large party Of, rebels
had crossed the Potol1a e with, theiTfWagon
train is believed to be- entirely 'false,Ras
there is nothing to cross the river vi III ie5
cept rope ferry. I; = ea9s ~. yaLIgtes
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Daniel MarIey
Order ofsale.
Special Term, 1868.

TN pursuance Of an order Of sale issued from the
Il Clerks oficeof the Circuit Court of Ohio county
in the above named causes, will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest and best bidder at the
residence on the northeast corner of Fourth and
Quincy streets, in Wheeling, Tuesday, July 14h,
1858, the following elegant Household and Kitct en-
Furniture the property Of Frederick Stanton, viz,
Marble Top sideboards, Extension Tables, Sofas.
Pitches Upholstered Chairs. assorted, Common
Chairs, Arm Chairs, Mirrors. Pictures Carpets,
Chandeliers, Sewing Stands, Damask Window Cur
tains, Tenders, Hat Rack, OIL Cloth, Books, Book
Case Lounges. Writing Table, Chess Table, Trace
lets, Necklaces Breastii1s,' jewel Boxes, Vases
Window Shades, Mantle Clock, Common Bead taats,
Rosewood Bedsteads, Mattresses, Dressing Bnreau,
Wardrobes, Wash Stands, Comode, Clothes Press,
Child,s Carriage, Center Tables, Wine castors Cob
lets, Tea Pots Cake Dishes, Egg Boiler. Knives and
Forks Forks, Tea spoonS. Napkin Rings, Mugs, Table
t9ins, sheets, Spreads Blankets Cups and sauoers,
Desert Dishes. Soup Toureens, Decanters, Wine
Glasses. Steak Dishes, Walters. Rugs Co. &c. &c.
Terms Of sale.7sums Of twenty five dollars and
under Cash. Sums exceeding twenty five dollars
credit Of four months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security said bonds bearing Interest
from day Of sale until paid -24
Sale to commence at O'Clock. Am. fteE ~
2 ! .5sultsi u l.a-.i- d r1ALONZO. L0RING, 4
jul8td Sheriff of Ohio County. q
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Last Nigh It's Report.
circSa I,t .. from 3 thsiWarlDeparitmens.
War pEPARTMEsT,
.PRnHosr MARSHAL GENERAL's OFFIcR,

& ~
EPRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL's oFFIcE,
3 q q I Washington July u. 1863. j.
icifrestlar No. h ~ F. 3 = FAASa
70 answer the inquiries made to, this
Office it is announced:
N /. That any drafted person paying $500
under section ID of the enrolment act, is
thereby exempt from further liability I'M
der that draft, but not from any subsequent
draft. "a4f 5ssYzts Z Hss%
\ IL Any drafted person furnishing an
aceepta5le substitute is exempt from Mill
|tary service for the period for which said
mustered into service,
|. III. a substitute once mustered into
service cannot, be drafted while in the
service. s,54s t.is
4. ". A drafted man cannot pay commu-
tatfon or present alsubstit1te 'afterhe has
reported himself to the board of enrolment
". Men who on the Sd day of March,
1868, were in the military service of the
Un1ted States as substitutes under the
draft of 1862, and whose terms Of service
have since expiredF are notsliabte to thA
present draft, but the persons for whom
they were sGastitnteds areAiabIe to zdrAfs
the same as though they bad NOT been
drafted and furnished subititutes. - 10 z Z
, WI. In serving the notice as Required By
Circular No. 40 from this Office a reasona-
bic time shall. in each case, be granted by
tue board Of enrolment to the men in the
Slate service who have been or may be
df ITsisSsd1 sha90lg5.aA .s B IA 20
Provost Marshal General.
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CArocrov. Mo. july IL. via CHAMBERs

- -
CArocroN, MD. July II, via CHAMBERs.
lsRG. July 12.@Hagefstowh Wastoeeapied
about 8, O'Clock this morning by Gen. Kill
patrick e cavalry; after slight resistance.
The object of the enemy in .re.occupying
the town for $50 short a; space OF tftneIis
partially explained from The fact that they
removed from the vicinity large amount
81. fence rails, which are supposed 10 be
place and WiIifamspo .LsT SSL
The rebels have large force, uear, the
town of lWilliamsport aud the Clear Spring
road. a Reconnaissance was made to day
by. a cavalry force under Col. Wynkoop aud
Capt. Boyds how thatthe rebels have strong
picket gIatas north and west of town. I5S
The armies Of Meade and ,.Gonch are
within few hours march of Lees army,
Lees inception probably will be moro
fully developed to- morrow: ~
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,IRebeI Prisoners. j

WAsHIsaroSs July 49, THE number of
prisoners Who have been forwarded by the
Provost Marshal General to Baltimore is
between 5000 and 5000, q 1thtsib depend
emit ofsthose sent forward by Gen. Couch,
and hundreds OF. desertefs In PennsyIyania
It estimktsd that 1000 deserters lave left
Lees army q large portion Of whom made
their way across the Potomac and thence
home. From the best sources it is believed
that Gsn: lee has yet in his eSmmand NOT
hess .than50. 900 men,. sI 5ysAa ssss ! =
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

tsiV-nIs wIfE AppovEs- /. None, late agent
American Bible Union. wtites-st have USED MIA
ssA Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and Hair Dres.
istng, and 1t has also been used by'my wife. We
.nnqualiaedIy prOpouncsthsp the best prepardtions
wo have ever used-in which declaration numerous
friends join Us.
s9ldby Druggists everywhere Depot, 1Os Green
wich street. New York. jul11
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Another ,Attack on Charleston 4 4

s.iPH1BsDEbRH1A, sJuiy. ls.LThs .Bulistin
SAYS 2 We learn from Washington. on 'exi-
celleut authority, that an 81 on Charles
ton was to have begun onhT Thursday last.
Affect of iron clads under Admiral, Dahl
gren was rendezy ousing ~ Pogs 3Rpya ami
wooden vessels have been furnished with
Whltworth. guns, Id others were I'll tied To-
take part in the attack. Gen. Gilmore has,
sommaud of al large land force 'whichis 70
CO. Co, OBJ ptterate with The present.
plan lis fret toattaek and itake ihk batteries
on. Morris Island If Gbeyuwere captured.
it was expected that their big guns would
Ebe turned on Fort lSumter, aud Ithe iron
clsd4 be thus aided ID q in reducing the fort.
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Postp on irlasdt;. Of the Draft.

PHILADELPHIA idly als.-The draft in
the third Congressional district which was
to have commenced This mprhing has been
postponed ON account of the Dissatisfaction
of Unjust &C. being done the district which
they represented: Facts have been sent to
Washington, and the draft ordered was
suspended for the present ,. II, , :, -