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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE II!

Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye IS :Ae bsSt N he
arorld. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye
known This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-chsnses
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to . Glossy
Blnek or Natural Brocn, without injurir the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and recties the i'll effects
of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM
BAToHKLoR, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided. Sold by all drug gists &c. Pac-
tory-s1 Barclay street. New York. Bachelors
new Toilet Cream for dressing tbs hair. jy7-eoly
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AUCTION SALES.
xHIs AFTERNOON AND f0.nrORROW
By L. WALL & Co., Auctionsers
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL g SALEOF SCHR.
~ kenny WALOOTT AND CARGO

NnN0I WALNUT AND CAkGO.
In virtue OF . decree issued from the Clerks
Columbia, holding . District Court for said Dis.
trict. l will sell at Public Auction, Commencing at
ten O'Clock .. m, on WEDNESDAY next the 9Th
inst for cash. at snow's wharf, on the Potomac
river, Geor9etovn. D. c., the schooner Henry
Walcott, her Tackle, Apparel, and Fur niture ssol
the Cargo, comprising In part as follows viz
9S Trace Chains IL barrels whisky
Large lot Brooms s barrels Pork
Sewing Machines cases CLOCKS
boxes Tea al boxes Boots and Shoes
boxes CASTLE Soap "A bales Tobacco
80 boxes Soap 10 boxes Starch
boxes Bacon, and Shouts barrels Sugar
ders, and Hams Mu stard and Soda
Large lot of Iron lcAses Hats
50 bbls. Bread and Crack Large lot Apples
Large lot Hellow-ware Lot Skins
Lot Stationery 5 packages Duck
Lot Wagon Covers DC barrels Flour
Platform Scale lot Brushes
Lot bags Corn Lot Harness
q kegs Nails 1 case Axe Handles
Lar &c lot of Dry Goods barrel Backing
Large lot Flour Buckets cask Brandy
8 coils Rope 20kegs Lead
Is cases Sides IS cans Lard
Sc of Oil % beXes Candles
6 boxes Pickles lO kits Mackerel
4S kegs Butter
Immediately after the sale of the above cargo,
will sell the schooner Henry Walcott, her Tackls,
Apparel and Furniture.
Also. at four o'clock, ct the Washington Navy
Yard, will sell
80 Wheels 10 Axles
boxes bolts 4 wagons, and
$50 feet Lumber
WARD H. LAMON, U. S. Marshal. D. G.
1t Per w. L. WALL & co, Aucts.
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PRETENcE-Detectives Barry and Kelly ar
rested August Worms, Raphael Worms, and
Myer Openheimer, who charged by g. J.
out OF $3.50 worth OF goods, about the LIST inst.
1t is alleged that the accused represented them
selves as a business firm, and wanted goods at
an hour when the banks We're closed, and they
promised payment the next morning, when the
banks would be open. They not coming up
to pay according to promise, MIR. Maggie in
quired at the banks and ascertained that the
accused had no account they represented.
The parties were taken before Justice Clayton,
who held them to bail for court in the sum of
SItdO each
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THE CHEAPEST AsB BEST HAZE DYE IN TIE WoRLB-
NspeY Fades or Washss 0us.-Upham,s Hair Dye, 50
Co ats box The best in use. Try It,. Sold By s..
6. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
ineton and enry Cook. Alexandria. jA6-D
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6RIA1 PEHHsYLvAzrA ROUTE, SiG BaltiSsoys -
Hay,is6nyg to tks North and Wsst-Two trains leave
Washington daily and enc ON s9ndsy-quisk time.
throug at Government rates. For tickets and fur
Their Information apply at the ONCE OF Great Penn
sylyapia Route, northeast corner OF Pennsylvania
Avenue aud Sixth ST.. Washington Once open from
O. M until p m :; on SUNDAYS from to 4 p. N.
An lily T. o. NORTON, Agent
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ALExANDRIANs GONG SoUTH.-The past
week has been one of painful excitement in
TINS place, in consequence OF the order for the
deportation of persons to the South, as many
OF the citizens, mostly old residents, including
several ladies, had received notices to that
effect. 1t is said that several hundred OF these
notices to individuals had been sent out. And
the suspense and anxiety were increased by
the contradictory rumors and reports that pre-
vailed. The parties chiefly concerned were
directed to have their baggage at the wharf
this morning. 1t is now generally believed
that the matter has been suspended for the
present and will be considerably modified, by
the exemption OF many of those ordered out of
the lines. The military authorities, 1t is said,
will give further notice Of what has been de-
termined upon.
p. S.-Since the above was IN type an order
has been issued by the Provost Marshal, d-
recting those persons notified, that they will
be sent to City Point to deliver their baggage
at the Prince street dock on Wednesday morn
ing, and themselves report on board the boat
on Thursday morning at o'clock Invento-
rles OF all things taken are to be sent to the
office of the Provost Marshal previous to
THURSDAY morning. No gold or silver will be
allowed to be taken, but there is no restriction
as to the amo unit of other descriptions ofmoney.
Atez. Gazette, July 9th.
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ROBBERY AND ARREsA- Tuesday night,
Major g liner was il the saloon on street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and while
there was robbed of gold watch and $500 in
Treasury Notes. A man named Robert Jarvis,
who was suspected as party concerned, was
arrested by officer Bigley, and held for hear
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n1oTICE TO WATER-TAKERS.
WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE.

WATRR REGISTRARS OFFICE,
City Hal. July |, 1868. {
ALL WtTRR-rAKERs are hereby notified that
their Water Rents for the year commencing with
iris date are now due and payable at this ONCE.
The following IL the Law OF the Corpe ration in
relation to delinquent water.taAers,' W;
:iin ali cases of the non payment OF the water
reY for thirty days after the same IL due and paya
bic the Water Registrar shall notify the Purvsyo,
diseont;nus the supply Ct water immediAtely, by
cutting of the water At the main ana ne sh 81. net
allow IT to be again used in said delin uents
mr. uises except on notification by the wafer ne
sistrar that the water rent has been paid as also
the expense of cutting OF ard res'oIin tAe 1o'oi
water y
- - RANDOLPH COYLE,
txe1n,if Water Registrar.
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BOARDING,

EoUR LARGE FRONT AND BACK ROOMS,
y nicely furnished, with Board. can be had at
Mrs. FISHERS, AVS corner I'd and D streets.
Terms moderate jy73t*
" out lodgings can call at 373 18th street, one
door south of 1, where they will be accomm odated
ON liberal terms. The locality is near the Treasury
and State Departments. 4 jy2-3t*
Il sether, can be accom- uodated with a nice
front room and board at moderate price. A
small front room suitable for one gentleman, can
also De ad at 30 Mass. avenue. jy 2-2tT
"A beautifully situated on Capitol Hill is now
PREPARED to take permanent boarders; rooms all
Reference PTsa ssrssa
east, between and B. je25-lw*
FOR RENT;-one er two ROOMS, lsrge, airy,
and comfortably furnished, with excellent
four Depar tments of the Government and has
modern e2nveniences. Terms IS moderate as the
quiet pleasant home, free from pretenson or show,
where every attention Is paid to the comfort Of its
s9 18th strsst betWeen and a. no.
je q tt
DERsoNs DESIRING BOARD MAY FIND
L all the comforts of an elegan. home by apply
west Of the War and Navy peuartments, One o. o.
the pleasantest locations. with one of the finest
Table boarders taken. je i6.lmH
GUNNER BoARDING,-Those wishing to spend
- the summer North win find pleasant ROOMS
at Mt. Airy eight miles from Phil adelphia, the
and very beautiful. The house is spacious and
well supplied " tn smnsements, and hourly ON
No. 1642 Pine St, Phila my n 2av2m.
TLERKs FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY
~ and navy officers and strangers visiting WASH
ingsf4I mss fnd al home in one Of the
story, now vacant. ny Is
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By MARSHALL PAGE Aactioneers.
DESsIRABLETWo STORY BRICK HoUsEAND
TT
with improveme as above stated ~
Terms: One. third cash; balance in andl2 months,
je s d MARSHALL & PAGE. Aucts.
ByMARsHALL & PAGE Auctionsers.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, CORNER OF
' Sd STREET ,Anp nAss4o4UsEITs Avenue At
on the premises. at o'clock M. part of Lot p,
Square 564. with improvements, consisting of frame
This stand is valuable fer restaurant or lager
Terms: or e-third cash balance in and u months.
je24-d MARsnALL & PAGE, Aucts.
BvJAs c. MCGUIRE & CO.. A4ctioneers.
IMPROVED REAL EST FOR SALE.-In
l. eoul piisncs With sn order of the Circuit Court
1850 in the case of William Tabler and others,
against TsSey Daniel and others dirsctns sale
siezed the undersigned Commissioners. appointed
by M Court id % for sale on the
at 9coHs NJ o M With the first
Lot No IT, sbd ff ION in square go s fscntns
70 feet on nth street west between and streets,
a aRa IN No res % on h
street west, between and streets, and contain.
ing 1868 square feet, the improyemets ON each of
said Lots consisting of a small Frame House.
Terms of sale Cash.
THEO SHECKELS,
BE sNETT HEN MING,
JAMES W. BARKER,
ZEPHANIAH JONES.
je24d &c. MCGUIRE o 70. ADets.
Byw. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
HOGs, GOAT AND GEESE AT AUCTION
IL On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 9Th instant,
at O'Clock, we will sell at the city corporation
pound, corner of 18th street east and K
19 Hogs, Goat, Geese.
Terms cash.
jy6- WI WALL Co, Aucts
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stTRAYED OR STODEN-A small white and red
- spotted COW, marks of rope drawn TOO tight
about the head and horns, which ara wide; most
probably young calf few days old. A iiDerei
reward will se given at house No. 7th street,
between Maryland and Virginia avenues, Island.
jy sat-
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VA HIDES-HIDES
wv ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on svsry
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock Q,
m, at the Wharf ON axth street, Washington, all
sale.
Terms cash, In Treasury notes, to be psid At tbs
moment of sale. G.. BELL,
ia IChronl Lit Col and O. g. o.
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- NEW WAR MAP
4 eP penpsyiysnpz, Msr.laud and Virginia. from
the latest aptaos iHes. Price rs cents.
PHILIP &c SOL0HONS.
4,sa $50 Pam, avenue,
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STRAYED-From the lumber yard, corner of 18th
- and Canal street, small dara sorrel MARE
little lame in The right hind leg so reward will
be given for her recovery or any nfor zion that
willlead to her recovery. WIN. MCLEAN
,u
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-On the night of July 4th, ROLL of
- BILLS, containing forty-twe dollars. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
vSnia avenue IT.
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STRAYED-On the 24th Of June, a sorrsl MARE
y blind, three white fset. Win a streak the
face. So rewsr will be given for her return to
BAR C. SHIELDS, street between Ist and "a, on
the Island,
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I OsT-On Friday night, between and 10 elk,
with sweeney in bath shoulders; one heavier than
the other: the other; large black; white spot on
her right fore shoulder and small scar on her
back; tail not shaved; both in fine order. I win
give S25 if returned to me at the Government
Store, below the Market House, Georgetovn. DC.
jy 6-4tx WM MILL,
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EURNIsHsp ROOMS TO RxNT-Yor rent, a
II $50 18th street, east aide, between g and b
streets, neatly furnished and oeSy comfortable
LOIS The nsiRhborhocd IL one of most desirsbla
In the city Every attention paid to those occupy.
ing them no children in the house my e-6
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Denth Of Mr. William Rcynolds.

The cad intelligence was received in town yestsr-
day tha, Mr.. William Reynolds of WaIlacks The
ster came to q sudden death Thursday afternoon
ls.t, at CliIwood, near Keyport, n. j., by drown.
lug. As the place where be had been swimming is
free from all danger, the terrible sccident was prob
ably caused by sudden attack Of the cramp. No
one was present with him at the time, however
and the Jetsils OF his death can therefore be
known. He had separated from party Of ladies
who wen, down with him TO battle and who were
fret alarmed about him by finding thai he WAS no
where to be seen, and that Lis clothes were on the
shore. Dilgent search was made fOf his body up
to o'clock yesterday morning, but without avail.
Mr.. Reynolds was one Of the most highly and justly
esteemed OF Mr.. Wallacks company, and having
been connected with il evs- since its first organza-
ton, had formed large circle Of friends, who unite
in speaking Of hin IN Of unqualified admira-
ton and respect.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
PASSENGER Arrived

In sfedwship Coysrd. from Nas'au-Messrs Jsa A. Orsy
A. Mulsrkey g. Cohen =. Nssssu, p. o. OIsuius John
D.rinr. George Wallace g; Miller & N. a Cooper Mis-:
two sisters Messrs Jauss Hyne. d. w Lsnkeoer, A. Cut
chin. J. sigris VIM. Csmb, NJ Madden. j. wsJersrhawsh.
Ii. schwsIts VIM. Coio l. Loeb, George G Myers, Mr.
N. Harris, NJ Hughes, j. CsrksoD. George O: wet W.
ssdsin. NJ L. Clark, Capt Williams. Mr. snd Mrs. Cafh.
Mr. Hsston -
In asam..tS Morning stoy, from Nso 0'l.sas1Mr.. VIM
Anderson, T.. J. Bobs p. Gepi, d. sauatA mrs C9nsnt
soi:d and servant M Crusins hr Cs.teta two dsnsh-
ters and 'ervsnti Montsnse, w Clark o. cu1eSEday
and Tom Forbes Mary Hill Col Jerison and servant "
I; S. Cyr M st. AmAnd, ?. NJ. os.pne b. Hsctor Mis-:
NJ hsrsasl, l.. Steny. s. and A. Hsber f. Pierre sna
lady Mr. GIseoy and two sons, L. Sonar Dr. De ho
alder, ~ C. A. Dexter. Il RodRers Col. Thomas o. Kay
an and daughter Capt. MAtthcws G. s. Newal Capt Wn
Green. u, McCready snd servant It. Rodgers, O. H. VII
der. John K. Pond. John p. Mcgee N Boaaano Pepin
and nephew, 1t. c. H. Mason, Miss Kate DGay Mr. Jfuch
ips Mr. Higgins Capt Gu.ser David Bidwel Geo A. ssns
iod Mrs q. Elk and child. Capt bsr,sow Ellen SARGENT
Capts Totmsn Griffin and Frsbe; Lsgts Clut, McFsr.
land Hop pkins, ThubeY and Smi Ms.a Creighton Sch.
roer Burn, Money psaay. Cspd.yilie Knox.
Toman. and Wet,e 1t Vsu.n, MIS- c. T. Duncan. Jas b.
Mrs. Fiz Capt Green. T. u. swift 5. Feuis .ervant
II. I. u. Hayden, II. s. Gee VIM. Eaywsrd. Cap. r. z.
Smith aud servant L. 7. Mclaughlin, Jas Cunnnshsm7s
In second cabin.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
Arrived.

Steamship Corsica CEr), lie Mcssasr. Es"su July q,
rad.e. and pass to T. ounaId n-,,,
steamer Bristol, Charles Philadelphia. rae.s. to James
Sc amer Constitution tnex ei uu, Greenan Mystic l,
hour, ballast to " shemsn. D,inon Go;
pass to Williams Cuion In lat "A, lon AZ saw several
Iceberg.
md and llspsss u Flpgh Meincke Wendt June ~,
l IS 49, lon s 81 In sdua from g. los, fore and u,sn
Cs o@ Tercer. for Ba.o1 10
sinking condOn took fiora her the Captain and crew. ~
BsrI D.ai.h Prices. lBr Of Ystmouth. ~ s. Tooksf.
D.o9 a. g. 1.y. S sSes 10 .'Ss SssnS 's' " A' i'n '
BARK Dsmper Aus, Bosehich, Dublin June ballast to
P. Seymour ksnwsy.
BARK Psl.s Pru.l Eg,.r, Portsmouth, g. days b.lls1 TO
Bah Aquis lAa,;riaa) fi,hi Malsele' % days. Hd'e.
10 order
sri, sco:l..d (Br Of BsIb,sos' Frsuc.' 0uassnis p
r. July Is, rs Ne~Londood days. moia'.e. 70 master
bris Plenss Hobbs. Ellis. Iriridad u days. sugar 10
wslsh Carver < Chase.
.dae na,I S.' ,s B,e,,' Son L Co
Bds oc:s Pearl D.ser MAH'.nia is days p'Iu'.f te''
scS- st. Jsso E..nbroOi Por,-auPlau II days tobacco
to Il, o.. seLnnei Co
Bic At,e.,t, ru,o L.su.yr. JAY md Ps.to o.bsllc
brs jamie for Barcelona The brs Jean Maurice for bor
desux and big Betty Emma io H.moass aiew dsys
previouI =, -. ,,,,, - r..
Bns Ellen Dick tBr. CT Hlis1 ~ 81 Me ihennsy' Ian
s.n 4 T. is d.,s coal 20 II. J. G. 4. De- " n
sehr j. B. Stafford Lossssseot, Wsshins d. C, days.
ballast 20 master.
sel. he.oinr Ch.rpin. Providence Ge-.. ballast
schr T.. 4 Bsvls. Bsy-s, Brook0syen.
sehr. Taemss Eli.. Kelley Harsich days, hsh.
sehr Grand Island Reed. Aewouypers dsys. sosH to 8
w. Lswes Go.
Sohr Nspoieon Loper Norfolk days. wood.
schr. i- Bsyle,, looker Virginia days wood
te d. K De Well.
Schr. Annie Lewis, Deal Port Jeferou.
Sohr Maria De Villa MN1ique Al days sugar 70 mas,s
scar john, -, NacAiAs days lumber 10 Ssmpson Z
Clapp ,
schr. Laura Frances. s,ns. Rondou' csa for Boston
schr Breeze. Hulse. krooEnsyeD ballast
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HEw-YOaK.........JuLr 81
Cleared.

s,esm.r-J. W. Brune Foster Baltimore. WIN Dslzen
snps-Fawn, Eel.on BristoI, I. DoHhani Hefmeis-
tBreni.), struhsr, Bremen. ,,
BHks-Johsn Martin CPrus). Rodnsn, Rotterdam: Wrn.
Salem & Co. f. r. swe, ChadoOurp, Bath, Men Merrill
Bigs-Star Castls (Brl, Thompson. 81. Johns NJ f. j.
+. Whitney Co Alley (Prs.J Petrowski CUrec1a, Dovae
Co John bsg'haw OBJ Couch, jersey O b Buiiey u.
T.. Ball tBr Hsgg-rty, St. JONAS, p r.. Nj eT Hoagh-
Nellie Hunt (Br) Les,i;t Moetevideo, q Deshoo
SchoonsfsNewHaven Hoyee, Pnilaceiph.a H. s. Rack.
Ell 4 son Phantom (BLl Rogers, Ms,aDzas @ Knox
Co; r. c. A. Ward Edwaio, Washington, Van Bxeos
Ssght; Eclipse (swed Ecssrasn, ,sombIs.o Ross WWood
Co. Laura Francis. Higgins, bos,op j. hsyiaad Prince
Eizs Drydsn Washington, Mott Bede P.te Lane Beau
tort, Murray Nephew, Mary A lvtn-. alton Coneo-
league. c. Hsysns EzaDeth Ann, sasad Chncotesg's
A. O. HayeEA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

CAPT BEs. PRIcE.--One of the best friends va
have lost by this war is Capt. BEs. PnIcE laeting
Major Of the First Excelsior, who was shot
while leading his men in one Of the most gallant
charges Of the war on the 23d uIt. Captain
Price was one of the first TO enlist for the War,
rendered good service in raising and organizing the
First Excelsior he was wounded aud taken pri-
soner at Williamsburgb, has fought in most Of ibe
battles Of the Army Of Virginia, and was as brave
and true patriot as lived. The following extract
from letter 10 bis brother tells the story Of bis
death
CAxP ssaR WARKENroS, Va, 27th July. 1863
DEAR ksIEsD PRICE, / hardly know how to
oegn this let but having chance send direct to New
foIk to-day eannst wait GER Before this reaches
you will Doubtless have heard the OF your brothers.
fate In that furious cag> by our Brigade last Thursday
ternoon at Wrapping Switch While yards In Of the
regiment waving biz sword A he'd our brave Csptsp
fell oray wounded. The ball entered M. p.et and b,
died in mIDule knew nothing Of un, The ehA.e
WAS over was detailed for picket and had 10 20 N the
font again Bu before going four TO Car, him ~
the field was picket that night and the next nornin.
~ advanced 10 From. hoyal We returned to the sy,,c
,hou noon bat only Ia TO give parting look tn.
m Juy "a on The farm Of John ssusboi" i"ush" Wrapping
switch M.nss.As Cop Il. H., Warren Co~niy, Virginia
The Lsad. hoard bear. the following eptsph
Can't Beui inIh Pnce, 20. d. FIfsl iegiment h1essof
p,gsl. n y " Killed in action Suy lJ lNb5 NO bIsycf
soldier o. better Officer ever led men into action
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

The WINTER GARDrs.-This evening is set apar,
at the Winter Garden for the second benefit Of Mr..
Setcbell, who, in addition to Leah the Forsook in
the new burlesque, will play his favorite part Of
Aunadab Sleek in The Serious Family" sup
ported in the latter by Mr. w. X. Floyd as Capt.
Murphy Maguire, Mr.. A. Ii. Davenport ss Charles
Torcns, and Miss Emily Thorne as Mrs Delrnaine.
Mr.. Setcbell has made himself great favorite DUR
ing his short engagement, and will undoubtedly
draw d full house II s understood that 4" Leah the
Forsook will be played to the end Of the present
season, which closes on the 9Th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
while leading the gallant lst Kansas Colored Rsgi-
meut to the eharoe thronoh Tho yioht lup0 hand

while leading the gallant lst Kansas Colored Rsg-
mept 10 the charge, through tho light lung, hand,
and in the face, but Dobly bis black boys avenged
him, for they went in like tigers. All possible caro-
will be taken Of Col. Williams.
Ii is reported that ths essiny more reenforoe.
ments back of bis last fighting place II that 10 true,
he will give another very lively fight before long.
Let him come along however, We can whip any
number Of them after having the start in get
ting them demoralized.
Col. Williams takes bis fate nobly; be Is cool and
collected.
MORE PARTICULARS.
Col. Williams's wound through the breast 10 not
as dangerous as ct first supposed. The oali oss
been taken ont, and the surgeon says he will re-
cover. The enemy burnt at Elkhorn the large
amount of commissary stores gathered there In their
warehouses. We took 500 good guns. Maj. Hiram
S. Sleeper Yves on the field during the battle. We
received the news Of the battle at Helena six days
sooner through deserters from Fort Smith than from
Fort Scott.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
bort War0cns' Notice.
cr.rg OF NEw YORv

STATE OF NV NORK. (
PoHr-WARDKss OyEcz. No. l0t Walst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed Ap:i H. lS; enuLled Al
Aet to Reorsznirs tie Wsrdens oce OF tho ror' of New
York 10 perous Interested D having charge or the
ub OF such inquiry examination or surrey tbss
following vessels now under clam nslen oy ss reN
ardeus and that tho said surveys exsupaons vill %
Completed within days next succeeding shs netice 90
hosTd said vesssls:
BARK John hobinson. NO. 70 r.
Bark oto
Z. Ii. BKaMhALL PrssidsaI
J. AUG's HKRRiMAS SecrstATy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
iAdyeri,emeatI
UuToN's ISsoLIBLE CEMENT il q new thing

Nothing like has been before oeefed 10 The public IL
not oonib stion of rubber rua rercha or glue l.sek'
patches aud lungs boots aId sufficiently strong
without stitching II menGs bIckea furniture, crocAery
bone scry and al snelss OF househola IL 10 s
hqlid ,asily sprhsd paste. Il is
water oil IL adAefe. oily substsLces nrly snd com
ret-y. Put rp IN pschsss Tor family and aanuiAenrr
use iloaa two 10 hundred pouBds Ror all
s.orea InTos BRos co.. Propfietors, Pfovicsnce
Oihcc. corner OF Dyer and Pine sToes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
The Battle a' Eik CrceIs--Compiete Route
of Cen. Coopsr.

OUR CAPTURES - COURAGE OF TIE MICRO
s0lpitRs-REBEL CoLORs AND GUNS TAKEN.
Ceiisspsadspes Of The Les,enwor,h Conservative
foRT GIBSON, July Is, 1868.
Ger. B,uut crossed the Arksnsas night before
s,i, al ne, TIE enemy's pickes right across the
ny.i. Ai1.r driving them few mies he met about
% o; ire enemy; drove them after charge, for
saby aJss, Ill they met the main force al Elk
;'ss, tne headquarters Of Cooper, about u miles
non Fort Gbson. Here the main fight ensued,
'.kh resulted 10 the complete rout Of the enemy
We captured three stand OF cOlors, two howitzers
Sa slSa over 60 prisoners. The eDemys loss IL 900
Sl'd and between 800 and 400 wounded. Oar loss
hfing-not over 10 killed and Is wounded.
>HNg ihs ls,,es 10 Col Williams, who wss shot
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