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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-30

I LEICESTER ACADEMY.-The Fall
- Term OF fourteen weeks will commence on Tuesday
August 18TH under the charge of
Il. G. MERRIAM, A. NJ, Principal.
GEORGE II. WELLS, A. b.
Miss ANNA r. HENSHAW.
Miss JEN ME E. WARREN.
Facilities offered to youth OF both for instruc
tlon in the various English branches including the High
Mathematics, and the Physical Sciences, together
with the Latin. G. eek french and German Languages
and Music The Military Department is under the
charge of The Principal and the officers of the company
and all young gentlemen required to attend regular
" the daily military exercises and provide himself with
the prescribed uniform. Rifles and equipments will be
furnished by the institution
Tuitionm the Common English branches IS 90; High
or English $500; Languages S7O0 per term. Music
Piano sl0.0OU for "a Lessons
Board can be obtained in the Academy building, with
the teachers and in private families at 81 50 90
per week. JOHN NELSON, President.
A. IL. COOLIDGE. Secretary.
Leicester, July 10, 1868 d6w6w jy 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-30

CIaGin is making Card photographs uncaualled
this country. Give him 2 call diff NV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-30

%. Martin, appointed examining surgeon OF
lnvalids for Pensions Hours from l to Bpm du M
Adams Gallery, 233 Main street, Is nov
open for the reception of the public du dSl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-30

Mrs. g. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
ul Midwife holds nerselin readiness day and nightto
attend to the duties Of her profession Residence
No Is Austin street nt' VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
General schenck's Order fn Regard TO
the Press Explained.

BALTIMORE June q, 1868
The city Of Philadelphia is not in General schoncks de
partment.
The following is order In correction OF the tele
graphed yesterday
0yucx op TIE PRovosr Marshal,
BArrisoKr June Il 1853
An order published In the evening edition Of the
Washington Repsbiean and also 10 the sunday telegram
published day purportng 10 emanate from this ONCE
in reference the suppression Of certain newspapers
No such order, thus published has been issued II s.
perhaps, msapprehension which 10 thus explained
was directed by the MAJOR General commanding to
notify the editors or OF the city papers that
tract from the New York World, New York Express, New
York Caucasian Cincinnati Enquirer and Chicago Tins
would he permitted be published in this department,
which was duly done and from this fact the mistake
must have occurred.
therefore respectfully request that this explanation DO
published WA = FIsH,
Lieutenant Colonel and Provost Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
Theatrical.
yAf.IACEs.

THIS theatre vss overcrowdsd last evening bys mos,
fashionable and elegant audience, which assembled more
10 bid pleasant farewell 10 The fsvorn actors M
last sisht OF the than u sc the play hrs
ipehbsIds comedy, " To Mary o. No, ,o'hsrry" vas
admirably performed and beautifyy placed upon the
stage Mrs Vernon Mss Cannon, Miss horaBt, Mr.
Lester wasek, Mr.. John Gilbert and M Charles fsbsr
were m the cast and acted with spyi aud eau unu-
AL ever m sycb clever arfUs The Ahghted apdercs
lanr and syplaudsd rcessanty, AID th@ very suc
cessfnl season NJ this esiAo'rhueni ended a.
IN. curtain Mr. Wsiiacs as esgery
el-d for he being out 81 t0sn, NJ Lister vsisck
cine forward AID thanked the psbc for Their kind ap
,r.ci atlju and appreciation. spsbe little supper, .,
arch nearly Al NE members 4 the oosnp.ny
fre.sut, va. gisen ~ the reenrpom AFTER The rrr
,c,n,.pee To day ne scturs sepArste-@sns fer the
r. nntry fs.f ssniner eussgetnesn and sons IN
snssgs IN tisslrioai euterpvses for themselves
eornfoYt 10 know. boreyer, that shall then al
s~.ls United upd1 Mr. wsiackfs maaASsmsut " ~
fsh ~ vesers nd esrins ssetdssis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
w,nnsoroS, Juue q, 1903

w,nuSGroS Juue q, 1853
PROSECUTION % sKwsPAVyEs.
uis UNDERWOOD that the Secretary " War has doter
mined 10 pro,ecu.e under the recent q Congress Al
tire newspapers that have COPIED the artce gnAly
published by the Philadelphia Trqp,yr, dsclosng the
position n the several corps Of the Army 81 the Potomac
KEsovaL oT TINE PRESIDENT AID FAMILY.
The Afternoon rspsu say that President Lincoln
ard family would the city TO-DAY Tor Their samner
retreat the soldlers' Home.
NAvAL oRDyRH.
Commander spotis has been ordered % ror, Royal,
c., 70 relieve Commander Alma, Command Of the
steamer south Carolina sso Commandcr wua@mson "a
take CON nand O, The FiAs al the place
III. supply steamer NAssscbeseit. viii Phlacei.
phta on saturday next, 9Th, for rort Royal
Commoors oxhal A. Parker has been orderel " the
command o. tie screw frssie Wabash of the south a.
Isptse blocsAaisg sqcadroE.
AfToHsgy OEskaAL BATBs CONC VIZ.
Attorney General Bates Wi leave washington 10
morrow for e D-is, ard be sh.ent some wee1
his hca.lt demanding temporary ~iiherAwA rcfn
Official egue- Hon. Titan J. Coney bs te~u ON
u,sson.c BY Tho presdsn, Attorney Genera al 1f,y,.
Hsyoa. snHSr ov rss cosyrScsrI0S AT.
III. Marshal for the District ~ Coiunb has 'sTs ihs
real .,u,s q william '. Philips, q snsriA, formerly
-irth Aodtor under sr. BoctAnsE
ma. TAsfsrno'- Eysrfsgs.
wlusm T. y Tasssrc has Jas, couclsdsd coarss ~
saas,p.ran rseitsthns here ~h.ch have received he
\ sp.- 81 osiuns u cor press and eraos
Tuy CsrrN 90 slLROYs rs0sou0%.
II. cause q, Tie appointment q siroy uAr ssnrrAl
va. the ,yssmAic pufug ~ him BY fart 90
vr,.sr. al tbs pols, vbe q them isls.rspbsd W 70.
-,isr - rn, tina, NBroy bsd tod ,is rrsasst risiu
hat b. -anisd military success b. mus, at "a Ww~,
Point oa
rng BLocEADg.
gco~nt sdvoss from the bIo,kssed po.,s 81 tbs uib
shsw thai ibere2sed s<isney a the bosssds -tos
prsao,sd 10 this oorresvnssnes fec days s.ncs ne
lumbar e bosss1lns vs~ssh n nov vsry sr~si, AMI
variety ssps~imous msxlas which vll pune NE
ma sys~l ies lsss pw'sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
The Missouri state Convention.

JvYTrRsOS CIT, No, June y Isb5
In the Convention day Mr. Drake introduced rsso.
luton providing for election by the people Of state
oacers on the 9th Of October next 10 until the
mort general election IN November. 1854
A substitute was offered, extending the time Tor tho
election 10 November next The matter has been npder
discuss ou day but the Conversion adjourned without
action
Meeting, are being held all the State fav0ring i'm
mediate emancipation and the election state officers oy
the people.
The Convention unanimously passed resolution for
the expulsion Of Prince J.. Hudg!ns, for dsoyaiiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

The Cunari mall steamship Africa Captns 't'as, ~'u
leave Boston On Wednesday Tor Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will Gloss this city a. lun,sr
past one and at hsfpast dys oopck ths arsrncon 70
10 by railroad
Tue NEW yoRs nSgA lD--tiiton ',r EUROPE WI be
published at eleven O'Clock this morning afd VIII c,n
tain ts,l details Of the rebel Of Pennsylvania
the movements OF tho Union aud Rebel Armies in VIZ
gina tho progress OF the Siege Of vicksburg. and ali
other news Of the OF important or interesting
character.
single copies IN wrappers ready for mailing, Ave cent.
Sampson Low, Son no. AZ lndgAte Hill, London. Eng
land will receive advertisements and subscriptions for
the Nsw YoRx HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The French Residents Ordered 20 Leave
Juarez In Command or the Mexican
Treops-Resig~asion or General Comon-
fort-sentencs of the Captured Mexican
Omcers. DC.

Omcers, DC.
SAY FRsscisoo, June 20, 1893
The markets are considerably excited staple articles,
groceries, oils and liquors sell at hardening prices.
Dates from the city Of Mexico, via Acapulco are to the
Gath utmo
All the French residents have been compelled TO leave
the city.
President Juarez had taken command OF the Mexican
troops.
The Mexican Notifications were being strengthened,
and was believed that the government would food the
valley the spproach OF the French and make despe
rate resistance in every possible manner.
All the available Mexican troops being drawn In
towards the capital.
General Comonfort much censured for not re''sying
Puebla and 10 consequence has resigned
The French advance had arrived at San Martin des
Mulican.
General Forcy had ordered the captured uericn gene
rails to France and the other ocers 10 Mar
Unique
Three thousand Mexican prisoners General forey had
put work tho railroad leading towards Vera Cruz,
and two thousand he employed destroying the nireneh
rnents around Puebia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
Boiler Explosion at Newark, n. J..


large bois in the carpenter shop Of Mr. H. KIRK OF
Ward street. Newark. n. j. exploded shortly before
seven O'Clock yesterday morning aud caused serious
oes q life besides destroying large amount 81 property
Two men were killed. Their names James Daring
and n DE Hart, colorcd man.
The engineer, whose name is no, Ascertained was very
dangerously wounded and feared be will not
hbou, do1en other persons were slightly wounded
The explosion completely destroyed the carpenter shop
besides stable attached, and caused considerable injury
70 whole block Of houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
The IIltnofs LeGtsIaturss

~. Lous, June q, 1859.
Springfield dispatches say ihs, the clerks Of the As
ssmb,y have scaled up the journals Of both houses and
placed them IN ,bs hands Of the state Treasurer The
says they should Be dspcsasd With ne Secretary Of
STATE The law provides that the pablo printer shs
have an oneia, copy Of each day. proceedings Of the
Legislature which has no, been complied with. The
dem ocrsts rretsnd CONSIDER the Assembly yet
sion These journals pvbbc property ard open BY Law
10 I'll, even white the houses are yet Ia session
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
REBEL RAID INTO INDIANA.
CINCINNATI, June "a, 1858.

CINCINNATI, June "a, 1863
Yesterday about hundred rebes crossed tho river
the neizhborhood OF Leavenworth into Indiana This
morning they had reached Pao in Orange county.
purpose OF this raid said TO be TO burn the bridges
on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Troops are NOV
ing to intercept them.
IsDrASAroLs, Ind juno %, 1853
The report current In New York that twenty thousand
six months men have called from Indiana &c
OF the rebel raid into that state is absolutely I'M
founded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
New York Troops ordered 90 the Seat or

hinArt, June ~ isoc
rhs following regiments ell leave for tho ses' 81 var
today tomorrov The sixty ninth. Seventy eighth,
Forty seventh and Tenth Tho following are preparing 70
leis-Ihe Twenty hrst, Fifty foorth, hghtY fourth
Eighteenth Forty the nrst battalion of the srA6u'
Iiyh, cavalry and aye hundred OF Inc HsVsnth artillery
Four hundred Of tho sprague IAeht cavalry rasss'
through here this afternoon for New York Ih'y ma'
tinted Pi,tsburg because che entire bodniS was n'
paid them guard of one huutred and hry o. 'hs
Thirty fourth regiment sent from here Shd A. '''
recruis uaarmst they marched 70 ia cars ~''ho'
rosistAnce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

Cpr,y Jr.urrp TAxgY os ma rRss-Posrsnos Goot-
Chez Justice fancy has Gecided the regulations issued
the Secretary a the treasury August as 1859, founded
Co the acts o Congress Of July 10 lso1, and Nay 90
1902 which provide that goods, he, shsl b trans
ported 70 any place on north side n the Potomac
river south a the Washington and Annapolis Railroad
nor 10 any place the eastern shore 0 the Chesapak
wthout tsrm &C duly authorized on'css u the rrca.
sgry department, 70 be uncopetitVSiooA md vVid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
COLONEL Hatch's successful Raid-Jehn-
~ ston's Present. Location.

OUR Army CORRESPONDENTS.
NEAR vICKsBuRo. Juns ~. 1868. =
General Johnston has his rebel headquarters now AZ
Canton Miss and General Breckenridge, with consder
able force Jackson The combined strength OF theSe
two bodies is estimated at thirty thousand mon ms
however, is large figure. They are aim At without ar
tery but for which deficiency /, IS supposed Johns'
would have ere this made effort b. do something III
he could even now supply this Lack Of armament, u Is
supposed no would attempt TO relieve the garrison al
vicksburg General Grant now providing against any
trouble that could possibly arise from that quarter
From rebel that Colonel Hatch. OF the
Second Iowa cavalry had succeeded in his expedition
from Lagrange Grenada destroying the railroads and
bridges along his route The object Of this RAID
was to prevent Johnston making his way North by
rail and has doubtless succeeded fully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

CONDITION ov ADMIRAL fooTE.
This noble oncer s, holds on 10 ne v ith wonderful
tenaciiy Yesterday morning he quite comfortable
bu, later In the day very much weaker than
he had yet been. He gradually failing, and ~ 10 ate
hour act evening there favorable symp,oms-in
fac, the change his condition be-pe.ks lees hoTe than
ever for him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

EAR IAEs CIR, June ~, Isc5
Fsty q Sam rstehs band have jsi been captured.
Ten Indians we're killed springs last
day.
The tics are sppeSns In large numbers IN the South.
ern settlements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

the position OF General Lee with his main force. We
know enough facts however to tina, It is not
anywhere east Of the Blue Ridge; and We have 10 add
that the belief mouentary becoming stronger both in
the Army Of the Potomac and among military men.
that he Is marching from this direction preparing TO
march from this direction Piitsburg Wheeling, ore
or both Hs only considerable force, whose present
locality known, is that Of Eweh which at and about
sharpsburg, Md
From the Rappahannock TO the Potomac We feel surs
that there was not rebel in the Bull
tain range last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
THE DEFENCEs OF BAL TiMoRE,
IT,. Il, u.
The Harrisburg kilograms.

The Harrisburg kilograms.
HARRISBURG, June ~, 1858.
There is doubt that the enemy Is certifying Ha
.gerstown They bold the country between Hagersown
and wilamsport with At least corps dares, probably
General Ewell's
- Merstown, eight miles Gettysburg has been
cuped day by force Of rebel troopers two thousand
strong This points TO movement the Northern Gen.
trsl Railroad for the purpose OF isoating Baltimore.
Most Of the movable property that could bs turned 10 rebel
removed before the place occupied They
will have TO fight for the possession OF the Northern
Central.
Tho nrst train passed the railroad bridge to
Scotland to-day and railroad communication with Cham
bersburg Is resumed.
There ia great activity here It would be unwse say
this subject General Couch has assigned Captain
y g. Brsbn United States Army, the position Of chief
or cavalry in this department.
General Yates OF New York Militia here organic
tng his brigades for active operations.
Tho roads leading htherward Gettysburg and the
surrounding section crowded with people, black and
white old and young, oxen, horses, wagons and other
vehicles fleeing from the dreaded approach Of the enemy
There Ia general feeling OF confidence and hope.
General Ice Is believed to have been baled in his main
pbect-tbe captureo Washington. The progress Of the
campaign is watched with intense anxiety.
The enemy have reoccuped Greencastle after skrmsh
with our cavalry. have further particulars. Gen.
Couch has received no report OF casualties.
There is report, brought here by gentleman from
Baltimore Of engagement yesterday between Hookers
army and Ices in the vicinity Of Aide. The result
dndecsve the losses heavy This Independent Of
the cavalry night In that vicinity. There another
port that orders have been given to prepare accom-
anodstions for z, 500 wounded in Philadelphia
Troops continue 10 be concentrated and organized at this
point
HARRssuRG, June %, 1863.
Matters rapidly approaching crisis Great secrecy
governs all public actions It would be mpsudent TO
peat what transpiring especially important
suits TO b determicsd in the next few hours
Tho rebels advancing in force upon Greencastls,
with infantry artillery and cavalry.
General Knipe, 10 command Of Chambersburg, r hard
pressed, viii fall back TO the main army.
HARRISBURG, June 22, 1868
From oil Information obtained here II Ii believed the
whole robs force this side Of the Potomac river I'd.
Vancing in this direction.
Savairy, infantry and artillery and u believed 70 be In
vtroog foros.
fhs outposs OF up the valley will fall back 10
aAs mah army closely pressed BY large forces Of the
enemy.
Every preparation being made 70 meet them should
they decide 70 further In this direction.
The Philadelphia City Troop, In skirmsh last evening
q Miierstown Gettysburg, took Ave prisoners,
without any ioss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

BMnnoRn, juno II, 1883
During the recent excitement In this city the negroes
here nave been impressed into the work upon the FORTH
cations There many hundreds Of really industrious
and honest negroes here who also have families These
having been paid on last evening (Saturday).
their way 10 the markets with their get their
Sunday dinner when they intercepted by the police
and marched of with the work on the intrench-
ments Their entreaties be allowed home their
marketing were in most dsregarded and the poor
fellows after working hard all day. compelled TO dig
all night Many family OF little pccaninnes vent in
consequence dnneress to day The operation was
repeated at tho. negro churches to-day Many negro
dandy to MS Intense disgust working side by side
In the trenches with the humble stevedore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

Another Raid into East Tennessee by
General Carter-Public Buildings and
Railroad Track Destroyed, Sc, 30.


Railroad Track Destroyed, Sc, &c.
MrRYREnsBoRo, June %, 1883.
News received to-day from reliable sources indicate
that General Carter has made another raid into Fast
Tennessee capturing Lenors Station destroying the fac
tory Lenor Brothers and other public buildings and
tearing up great length OF railroad track
His force consisted OF thousand mounted Infantry
The rebels drew up line OF battle Loudon receive
the Union troops General Carter avoided that point,
gave citizens that no going to Knoxville on
Friday night TO sack and burn that city
The raid IL causing immense excitement throughout
Middle Tennessee.
General Morgan ON . Raid Across the
Cumberland.
LOUISVILLE, June %, 1893
News reached headquarters to-day that John Morgan
with nvs thousand men, crossed the Cumberland river
Cathage last night.
Passengers report considerable excitement at Gaatin
being reported that Ave thousand rebels were sdvanc
ing on that place Preparations are being made "
defend IL.
WAsHIsGTos, juno -, 1858.
Dispatches Memphis dated the Goth, stste that
detachment Of Colonel Hodges cavalry had captured two
boats on which rebel regiments and battery were
trying Tennessee river and Colonel Coruyn
had broken up a rebel regiment and destroyed largo
quantity Of saltmore damage than heretofore reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTHWEST

WAsus0ros, June ~, 1903
Rebel news coohrms the telegraph 70 the HERALD yes
terday that ecksburg cannot hold many days longer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

Royal Havana L0ttery.-3O Per Cent
premium paid prizes Information furnished Highest
price paid for all kinds Of 0od and Silver
TAYLOR co, Bankers, 10 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

Prizes Cashed in All LOCALIZED Lotte-
rics Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
No. II Wall street Room No. l. Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

TIQht Md BrcOmInK.-It Is Wy DC
srbe this TO have the head furnished with
light Hat but the tim. must not Ignore
beauty shrihc. comfort especially when
there IL octason FOR IT, while KNOX. OF 2i2 Bfosdway
such and becoming styles Of sot and Straw
Hats suitable FOR all heads light as air ana az cool a.
clcn herA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

OmciaI Drawings OF the shelby College
kottsry Of Krntusky
E,rmA CLAss t4i-June q. 1853
~, ~, IL, So, Is %. SO, 81. II, 10, 65. ~, IL.
Class lt;--June q. 1863
81, 80. IL. ~, Is. IS. 30, q, as, So 20, ~, g..
Circulars cen, By addressing xo,n, 90
Wilmington. Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

Eight Cart~s de yisit~ for -. OF I'm
equaed style aud finish stTAITs corner OF Corsnd aud
lrsu naxlnh wire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

Mo0dy's Inn proved Yoke Shtrts.
Made 20 order, At 81 -. ~ rs AMI o..
r W. MOODY. 49, Broadway cor Broome 81 up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

T.. Ferris & Sons Own and Paris Boots,
Shoes Ac Nassau street aud oet Broadway. two doors
below Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
The BaItimore TeIegrams.

The Baltimore kilograms.
BALTIMORE, juno %. 1868.
All the Information received ia that the rebel force At
Frederick and in the vicinity is only small scouting
party that there not more than 1000 900
rebels IN Maryland. that there mas been yet
gagement demonstration made at Harper's Ferry and
that we stl hold communicate n with that point
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

Eight Carries de vtsite for One Dollar,
BALCH new Gallery. AZ broadway near Grand street
late barclay and 0r.enwich streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

Fresh Rseshons Espse's Asthma Cigs-
rees Pastes Of Lsr,ncarum RegnAuld Nae syrnps o.
IActucarium, IAnourouI Flon. MAZE. PAptsr fzyard
vehey wafer and Lo,snses. n,ocs charcoal and IsIsn
Mathey Ca.ys Roqnin Broo. Boyyeaa Denirhces Of DR.
Pierre, Peieer. Boso, and many other pepsfaiiens ns
Paris and for sale nj Wholesale ana retail, b
J. MILTIAU soS las Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mall steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Wilson, will
leave this port 10 day for AspinwaiI.
Tho mails for Central America ana tho south Pacific
will close n half past ten O'Clock this morning.
The NEW YoRK HE3AiD--Edition for the Pacinc-will
be published u hAfpast nins O'Clock this morning.
and will contain full particulars Of the Rebel Raid In
Pennsy ivania, the latest from the Army In Viz
gina General Grants operations at vicksburg, and all
other interesting news Of tho past ten days
Single copies In Wrappers ready for mailing SIX cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

sIonCs Elliptic Lock stitch Sewing NJ a
chine with improved Bladder The hest machine Gall
and see II. 6J7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

Havana Mautecado Ice Cream.
A. MATLLARD's Saloon, s1i Broadway between Houston
and Bieecksr stre~isr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

H1HKIsfUFIE, JUNG Y, I5bJ.
General Franklin arrived hero today from York and
rendered his services to Governor Curtin in any capacity
no might think proper to place him He gave the Cover
nor aud General Couch much valuable information Tho
indications that his services will be required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

srINULsrE fouh LrkE. hi0tLATt rpt Bow.
- fsfts gU.f r.ea.ath. F.rfy YYuF lfssf fof~
...r fsurfar IlH.H f9lf Hgslfn q $40 N Df.
49, sH-sf ~. nsit r4iyrs GFO r. 90 NV ~ q
- D.. 49, Arsa.s 49, 30 a fFagF'sfs
rffs srB ~ sne II fstn ~ hyis