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Specials TO Cincinnati Papers.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-The Gazette has
advices from Rosecrans's army to the 18th,
and from Burnside to the 10th. Both ar
mics had commenced forward movement
the former for Chattanooga, the latter for
Knoxville. Toe troops are in good condi-
lion and fine spirits.
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The Rebel Loan.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The London Spec
tutor says that the friends Of the rebels
have paid 100000 for their friendship.
The rebel loan has tumbled to such depth
as TO be almost out of sight,
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 22.-Capt. James w.
Davis, of Gen. Logan's staff, is passen-
ger on the steamer City of Alton. He re-
the 49th Illinois regiment at Germantown,
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DEsERTER KILLED.-The escape of the
deserters from Camp Mcclellan on the I'd
inst, has necessitated increased vigilance
and faithfulness from the guard, whose
duty it is to watch the enclosure in which
the guard house Is situated. On the morn
ing of the 2lst inst, the officer of the guard
discovered that board had been removed
from the roof of the guard house, and
thereupon he instructed the sentry to
watch the aperture closely, and shoot any
one attempting to escape. Shortly after
this c. Van Sicken, member OF Co. /, s7th
New York Volunteers, was shot in the act
of getting out of the opening, and fell down
inside mortally wounded. He fingered
until the afternoon of the I'D, when death
ended his sufferings. The deceased deser-
ted from his regiment in Virginia nearly
wear ago. An investigation OF the affair
shows that the officer of the guard, Ser
geant j. w. Deemer, strictly performed
bis duty in the sad affair." Davenport 39z
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Torua,io i'm wisconsin.

BERLIN, Wis, Aug. 24,-There was tor
nado at Buena Vista, Wis, Friday. Every
house in the place was blown down. Three
persons were killed and fourteen wounded.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Al LII LADIES DLsiRoUs TO LEARN To
~ S:'sIS s IT, s:s.s, :ifi .as
~. AUply At 80 Nyriie ave. Breoklyu. u
A TTENTION--OSLy FOR 75c-LAnifS
: \ Earned I. op.~ss 90 whcel., wils'n. ,s-,ps
XXI, ..s r.a's ave S', ss's and ss's 'isS:
A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE And
~ t.msle h.ip .. all nations, At No. srose.,y,
nsi, Jcor 70 hs M.shnrop Hotel Thcss s,els
sr,. and farming hsnds. 323
A NURSE GIRL WANTED TO GO To
"A % iornie With '.mily; roust no; BE- suneet to
s;So'.. G;: ii: :':.! !s'H :sa c
n At ga wet 2sas -
A FIRST RATE OPERATOR on FINE
-, 80 .1 ,., on Wv machine: .,esdy .9;t 70 on:
u. IL, aoor, bach room Ca,i Ali veeh. a.
4 yOrNG PROTESTANT Girl. Il OR
~ .s. ola to % s.Ssr.i sC ,s. w,s
SHARP ~ se,ss;S ,v,. eot Sis 81.
A nRLAT NJ MBER OF MALE ANDFE-
- tnsis strvsr,s aud parties lately landed. can 10
'o,td I'm .io.I.e. situs!ions az eit, OF county.
A SSIS1ASr ENIlNEER WANTED A
,ouns man -ho has had some experience ~
hrins sud tending 40 engine, viii and employm.st
hy e.Nins G = John street. 100
A KTIfIClAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT.
~ ed tes 'ms-t, tidy litt. girls 10 learn: v,ses
pad .t,. lesrains. Appi, i2s iIrnry st "
A SMART, ACTIVE BOY wASIkD-AP-
"A pl, aei fesde 81. 1876
At liy GRAND SI--5U GOOD Servants
"A -sntei Immediately for excellent situations
y,i,s, nnr... 20 s.r hou..,srS. .ms III, .n1
those l,'ely landed Aso cosehmeu, walters, e. 1gS
A FEW GOOD VEST Manners AND BUT-
~. ton Sol. maker. seeu:'o,osa TO custom .sl-
ton street 1875
A APPRENTICES WANTED TO LEARN
toe drs" nssins oone hat good severs need 49,
~ At 13i srth s,', Tor day.. 2s2
A liNsMIrH WANTED AT $40 wATEE
~. nsH Catherine go
4 YOUNG MAN WANTED TO PACK
! cali 81 d ResdsN. tN
| A ROY WANTED. TO ASSIST IN A BAR
Anc; md c:l .. sTe generally useful ''s; .ra'
AT ~ TiLLARY ST. 50 SERVANTS Want
H, . . Ess oa.. iai %ss s S ' s.x
- .s.,sy B.e'!,,n q. yssr: ss''e:A
.s.. ciI u o'oli'H Also small
! A Roy WANTED INA LIVERY Stable
.:ss' ~ ;.;s : {: ::ss
80 :. ,ssn -. ,s -. - -,
| a 'Eoi mhhEh WANlED 100 cmnu
.,p sr isl .;. 1sH' bot good hand a''d 'gS-
| PAkHKS--wANTED BREAD FOREMAN,
lone that understand. his business 10 ell I've brspeh
q. 9Th scod reference from hts last employer ~
- a.,n I'VE -! 10,
os ,osm,n q, ~, n...s and 7. A. ...
, ~.se, t,nv Sus ,i1sen,ish = ""'"' 20"
| nm pnSTrps ,.u Co,,,.,,-or-ai
| Kun rcNi khS-Dh. cObhAM, VI ~
| - Rector ct, near wet, wants fev sood boyv ~
r"'s - Nsp, NO" " 70 :. w vac @snlH; =
| Rool AND SiioEMAksR WANTED-IO
- vort on custom orb, good wseee paid: none hot
| sober man ne II app'r Can ~ PHILIP QCINN's
.ao. ,,o or. ,''"'., oee"ene so,n ~; 10
| RAlSirhS ASD fINtSHEhS OS MILL
| - tary ovsrcosts, - TO % yer week. buttouhois
%''os 49,, fnWrSsysfNs" 81 e"n" A, .su
~, : ~; w..
| Rkit hLAIfkS tAhPENIERS Wanted
in ,i,. nois, 49,, 'o ~ Te1 rene 1s
Appl, 10 NJ HANILToN. iT! Bresd ~. NON g. ~
80, u-.r,yr ,aC,,.r ~, -. -
Is in -, ,aa .h,.' ,,on 49,. Ar,,. =, 81.
| w,,sru. " IS
BOYS WANTED To ANSWER Al
- p,-,rcpont iioa.. Brcotl,u !,
-, - ~ -
~ - y - - ~ " N . ~ '
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY, MORNING. OCT. 10, I.es.
Amy Movements ia vlrstuia.

rry .~v.rs hirrnl-b on ne RspidAn, on H.tor.
H.. .,. 10 thitfy imIof,aus ~ oonsrmi ~. be-
yt.4s eoub,, the reported NOV n.E, Of ihe buis
q. ',en. Las amy. q Which ve have isi rlrnors
r. NOS, ihsn week psst. II 10 Escsrts led thsi
D. r'r, J.. BOT IN 'orcs on or i'ons ans tb. IN
- re sths,t be-. either 4. On ia. io~,rd Ri h.
u 20, or sivsDesd W Gu Of Gen. N,'Dt'- cotnu1.
s.ons utb wssLin,tun IT., knI removal 81
Gsl. u ~ corps from a., rsl.i ish g. - tgb,.
"''' .,hcns tho col js tufe tnst Gen. LIS, 10 ~
he Army ofMs Pot,uA 10 ts NOR s,As rcd
u.s. realty ia, by the rsi,'otc'n,su sntt H.
. ass, may susrntt ians rnoycnicui /, th.
''ctiop ui Wsrr'ntn. Tbs niay 10 or"i
- h.. apparently ysfosrsdo ro,yeu"a nd
a.. foundation f.r W. stories az Lis " hbr vsi
" Nor,i'ru O.pr7is sui the 'tsousti BOO q. D..
~ MT. II would NJ b. beyond the -otp 81 -stel
n't.t' T. withdraw Lo-oatHrit n ~ Hst I'D 3nes
moe, w = view e ovefsl. I'm ne our - -,
sry 10 vtgus 81 iho dhcrliiss IN
80 vsv - tTsutin- sIrh no1eineui arc
- yf,iL shd su,iict ~ 20 na.s dsDsers.
'tN 80 rebel issdrrs voId ,csrrc'y o..
'sf,it a. e'n trs douhuil chance ~ Gu. ins
~. Army ~. Posousc Ags nt,. Faux rno,en.',
az prse.ie.d ON Gen. P,ry ty sro~rv At
j''rsoS, our ffcs- 49, sal 8 he snfy .usrdeI
e.. .ts Io-s,,sion fibs moult.iA gli,.
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DRATHO.

ADAMS on Sunday, oct. ". J.et o Ad,iu.,
81. rsstys. and friend. arr rs>p c;fully invited to
attend the funsrs TIN, tIu,,day ,ite,noon. oct IS
A. o,scss, rom pr; H"'t'ld' Church. ID OF
pusTEEn Gu Monday morning OCT. ~. a, p',t
o'coot, wiiian AleS.nd'r only ~ u teh'id
The relative. and friend. OF the smil, rv.p,e,.
fully invited to attend tho funeral. on N-du' -dsy
.i,., noon neIi, Oct. IA, !oe.oes FROM tx s.nd'
CARROLL william Carroll, aged = yc.r, sudG
his relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
s,tend the fnnetsl, BON BE- late f''id'ne -
Cluh II. at 2 ococh -
CAssIN At washington, on rhursd.y. oct. =
l-os' MAJOR ws'sr L. Cs"'n. 18th hrs' VIZ
Tn. funeral yin tab. place from ,he Church Of II,
The resivs, add n end. u the fam IS, aud onc'u
AID M mber. o. the l:,h Hesimen' y '. v t. nov
HAYES on oct. 18th. France Ana l.,s. eldest
| dsushter OF Edward n and ffanees \. Hayes, ssrd
81. CAL. 10 month, and u DAY. ..
fully Invited to attend the funsrsl 10 ruosdav. ,,c,.
| -, N2 4. ~. nom 2s3 Delaney Of. al
| HELMS suddenly. In Harlem, on frids, '.suiss,
I Oci. ', John Nsms. in the f6th year Of b.. slr.
tn. friends and rest.1 of N. family Ere rs.
! p.e,fu invited 90 s".nd "a, inn,rsi, on lGr
| dar Afternoon. oct ~. AZ odoet, from the l.hth
At, v. Church. 20
| .NeALEIR On Monday, oct. 10, 1858 At Nsh
.ot,, M:A. a.,e. fs SS % icmo SS
| Co. tgrone, ireland. IN the i6th year ~ her sr-
Hot and ecaluhintAnraa ftiflllF m
| vited 10 attend the funeral. on Wsduesdg. after
noon, oct. II, 81 O'Clock prrebel', from bar late
rssdeBo.- cor n Sth ct and ID ave, Norsvil.. Cal
iorDis aud MAs,set uss,ts papers pleas" copy. .3l
! AcCLELLAS-On sabbath. oct. II, Robert Nc
| Cl,ian, aged "a yesrs,
The relsnve, and friend. Of tn. family are t-,p.e,-
| fully Invited 10 attend the funeral, from he iste
residence, lt6 Wet 18th Of, tho day, oct H. AZ ~
e'eock. 81
NeDoNOuGH- On Nsnds., Oct. ~, MIDGET Nc
Donough, only child o. John and May NcDonoush
assd ysai. months aud ~ t,,'
respectfully ipvi cd 70 attend the funeral this Tue
day afternoon, Oct. 10, at ~ o'clock from Inc res.
deaee OF her parents $50 Hudson svs. Brooklyn. IL.
PowRALL On Oct, I?, 1853. Of continuation
Montague ~, cor Of John L. and Augusta Pow nsil
The relatives and NJ snds Of the family repeet
| fully invited 10 stsrd the fn.r'l, on N.dnerdsy
sftsrnooo. oct. IL ~ o'ooes, from tho reside nee .
his parents. Ia South oh Of, Broohyn, Y. II, las
RYERsoN- On SUNDAY morning. oct. II, ME-
Jane kyerson. widow Of John Ryefson, In the sStl
| year OF her age.
The rriatives Aad friends Of the family ars 70
specifically invited to attend the fuuersl. on 1u-.dsi
\ morning, Oct ~, 81 10 O'Clock, trom the h0use o
her con, Andres Ryepon, a&l bisnd o.. " ~ am,
bursh, l.. Will BE- buried At Jamaica, l.. I. II.
WOODS 90 oct 10th, ., his -pid,nos 81 " 90,
u, Thomas n. Woods, AGED 70 y.sv months an
Tho friends u the family. the members % Ioni
Iodse, No. $50, v. 4 A. n Empire Chapter, n liu
X. A ~, and the tst-ruty IN general, are resp'ct
Judy invited to attend ths funeral. from TOE AZ W
read nee, on Tussjsy Afternoon, 81 oc'oct SD
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TRADE NOTICES.

ATTENTION. CIGAR NAKtRS-sCB T.
a ,t'os Re,olution ps'.ed =, meeting he'd On
ne I'M instant ever, shop s 70 ue.;sd 10 send 90
4, ian iu.tiyi, a. o. m. Vt ti3 Bo-erv 'Brser.
Garden, 20 form 40 A..oois.'op. y u. Cttden,,ss
- ~, ''E''"'' 0' 'aNh '''''''' ivy 'oN ~.
\ NrfCIAi Nrfil>G or 1HE rNltfp
i'o't =. 20. , ~ D. teli A. g. tt.t Hsasis,',
on 80 1,'f', .,'si.s, -, Az, o,ioG. q.
P'rEi'k ,ONNtE- see.
liutNi >HDtE~ ,fIt|IiDS -IliE
- 'luiu'smsp Iorfe -hosr'. o, ~. Nofttui
"n"' 'i''"' o." UT '"u~s.'a ~ u"s ou 'dN,
'i,.t A. mite lib tl.i' ,'n'f .' ~ q iu.,,
h'i.. - ''s To- ine.f "sn u. aud u.s. far' ~
y -fIc' zoe rsv ~ men :. -oft t'"re ard tl' m"n
i.'- " lived & hold OF ,ssin'i ta'fn. ~, pore
',s'iq =. ~ ~. 10 Ipr'm,c 'te@~,,d y .'sT,'
rs. -s.f.lsry ii'
Npiltt--A MllItNG ur fIlF y. '.
s.ir t.euef As.o. a, % Ill he hslf al
1''ul '>t-li H,h ra' rfrt' Nud hropr'' 'i.
.uoiie,,, ,t.' ts,c ts'n ,rs'gied 40 tc.a.'.ef .
atc t,a',~ ;. ,s'ssa.s.t.d ,nG,tHG ~
1tk-nN. rrs't. r.rii,t Nuith So 90
NOtt,t liiEiEl GNfS liltf All
~ hls hu,ch''' 81 be e.'t OF 80 go 30.
met % SO, 4 netting : me louo'.s >,tion,I
lin, i.tt. AZ, o'ri,ri. ~
NOIl'E-N >rt,ItL M.l.INI 81 lIE
' Nirnf -hor, 81 p-reht., '"oc'siion 30 rod
a. IS A.. ia. &C. J. at H.t.iFas. n lhat'dt '
sseufng pt' lHth. 40 ..'.cL irt,tual N'rnt
an,es ncr'sfNrv, =. tinrss - i' .sr'srr" 49, -
tfsn-,e.'I. ~ c7ier LOtiN NlInoi -ON, Fro.
~ p-ON & ~ ,NkF. -, 81
NOTICE. To- TAil.OEs- VIZ. : A OF rs,
y formerly ,tih PANtN , tABnNRr. fiors,.
NA|d rr. hAviuF made ~ srcaseu.t ~ s,'h iNN-i,
WILLIE, H.. tD..n-N BTuai ~, -t.se h. -ouii
10 asd g. tho tsIus .no ave ., a or h.'n
before. a. ~ nsl. o." 0IiNen7s 81 - W. NIlIF
&c., Z 60 srd me- siN . receive constant 'lyr
ys pi sufs Al ~, hight g -ie''. 49,
TIt CHAIR NAkLR> OF SKW rOE.h
j ue fnos' rc,p rtfIt iuvt. 81 O. at al meet M
n"t', At O'Clock ot 80 pufrl'' - 'orrinf = p.r
mahsut ofsanrAtlnu ~ o-i y % iht Commute" ~
rI'D IAlLOk~ NUfilt--BEOOk, BEcr.
i Htoaiwsy. eor tfsud q. A. hands -ogsins IN
douTa ana out rtDfiiy rrIu' stsd % t1set -
nins. DOT lath. =. tusius" ~ rho utmost m
| . sbce .il ht .si mitied 10 them At o'coh ~
off'r n ths committee. w
THF INtlED tOOrlKS OF rlIf STAT
j ~ NJ Nors. ~. l, - Wisu. 'turth, III h3lr
Iuesdas evening. oct i.th. a. = O'Clock fIIl At
'endsncs OF IN. msiui ere - r'Ipesied ~ th-r" rus
in,s- Of tnit1raue. 90 hs transacted. ~ order %
H.f LONGINDNCht- Pes, JAMES hlOB
DA>, sec 40
N(yORk1SGMfN' MIfIGSG-lith War
| w Hotel. oct iS'h o'ooot. =. populs
! speakers Nil discun ne 'Bsi.t llr' Msrd DEL"
"a At'eud invite sons frl,nds ~ order tentrs
I ,ommlt'er, " " J. Assor Ati0p. G. HDl W ELL
| pr.t & MCCARTHY, 1r'". y. W. sra J.
! DIST 80
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Nev York, Monday, oct. ~, 6 =. B-Th-rs vA
considerable excitement In the stock marx Ct to d,
accompanied By steady rise In prices. Government
weurities and Treasury paper we're hlm. Gold
srtned this morning s 100, And after selling .. 10
" l<S, closed finally ct iol ..l3!. The active de
Uand tor dutie'. the heavy sh.pm,nn On SATURDAY,
and the want OF any mill AIRY succe csu.sd thi, adj
vance. Exchange sss dull 81 l6i,. l6h. III. money
"at.t vas fairly active at per eent call to hr..
''s" houss. The bank statement a. compared -th
mat VI last -etk, shosr decrease IL deposits o. two
ssa half millions. The chauses Ia loans, specie
40 circulation are small and unnportsnt. A com
pNsH"Nh the seek ending September 9TH, beior, tie
"sso"''Dn Of the government loan, there /. on In
"e IA e'v~is -soty two millions, aud IL 10. q.
aNeH'j tigtt and d halfmi.ion,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Rogers q Rsy~osd, ~, ~, ssd -
FULTON IT. and 20 Ifo,desr, you'd dt'ct he alton
ton ~ parents al no have tn rnsrts OIL '',
the feature they haze u,t brought out IN llu1
CLOTHING, sntitlsd the NLbl - IT.
II 10 decidedly che meet sumrt nous, dfshius, ard
becoming roaturi. ever introduced IN IT,, c'pAft-
Insbt ~ tho elotbina trsds An upctsmyi"d VANITY
~ .ch tnits d-sss rlatb'bg Ter lors tnd stfts.
and rich fancv cos'omss Of ell de.erintous Ii "
'ound % tho extensive general sssoftnsui H. 'h' 70
.fulo Impairment. Price,. n0ts thstsadlus thu -
In gcods md sage sIresiiusiy moderate. ~ "
'tOn rom TIE ''et~tsd dsurp 80
Ladies Aueu,ion! -Hiotchr-, tr.cLic-,
and Pimtlss arc Immediately ersdicn''d ~ =
Tee tpg icstiOns 81 pr. IDilAS Nen't,ru itaifn"ut
Ihou-rnds ure IT, aod "a any -ts'e thN' 70 70 -ofh
~ pei bottle " also max the hand sutt aud ~blte
only 70 cta Sold by tn. Druexiss ever -hcfe. ~
Special Notice. Schenck. -P.r-ons
Who de'irs 20 eon,ult III. -tNtNtk, "a N"-
York, on NEXT n f-pAN. oct is. ar, N 0ftef 20
prevent dsngpo'ntrioni, rv'iuesf"n ~ rsU 81 his
foomr before u ocioct on that dsv, "a st IT, w
posehl- TO patisnts after nat hour To- cunse nce
of engagements -ls~hs's. Ihsf,siter fis hours ~
be f. usua from . A. v until ) y. ". 81"
Pail aad Winter m now read, - Of
fey my stock Of Fail and Winter CipIiIING, al n.~
the srGs.t sssort snt. the be.t sy aud A. price,
lese than he found at Any other "tshlishment.
The Hoys and Furnishing ds artnsn's not sufra'sed
MONEY returned II not pleased. IlsD, call , u.
BALDWIN. 10 and I, Bcs-ry. Largest stors N he
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RlkINESS CHANCES.


Di,hsd bakery 81 a. g eeu-ieh Il, With family
rs'id,nce; nos vacant, .nd Ill be let .iih -tsbl.
- w0op' 40 .,.ir, '''' 20
nApu,p sitnp -ynp S,IrI ,o,p
HHhpIh SI.Oi ~ $3.50 800
sonr 70 Sc Norma iJ9 si,th ave, BET, 4,h ,ni i6th
street. %,
<,uI VAIN To ITI-Gopp tpK 1od
y Cd, ron. -. good cover .,ablins a.. No, 81.
Us 49, - viust9n =, On. Nc tom -, Ey'
rent - reF nonth. Apil' g. RAJ IO', * iiViaon
~ "n'i ''.,'n
Ebt' N'It-" l'' = We w NE MI
'' 49,, " ,''
tph SALE ihl NI'' NM IN M
= NJ liluor .i.t. d.int CO., bssln's, A0p,y on
the Pr'm''.', at E'' Mot o.. kent moiet'e ~
EOE sAl.E--A FIRST CLASS rJENfG
liquor uot', veil hi''d up, .'h ge,d ''ooi OF
dfess IL -tstion Is Grand ct, Tor days. Win full
name and address 80
TOR SALE--A BARRIER SHOP-IlIE
,..:on %. ,s,ns s9,, che s-ns ssviSe o,sef b.
- And 5bth h $40
J,rk SAIrOSrO THE By,T yARIt.
L y and C,nfse,ion.f's store, in sfood nsirhhor
hood, rent ssn mont. 'aptDon, tip. Appl,t
-. N, ,on,. r, Snr,s 49, "a c,n.
comp re, Viii .. sod Tor one SaIi iu Ssus. Tor Il
mus !" 'oa NPPy 70 nonoN :, ., -, nnsna.oo
I,ph SALE-lith oIo'h ANp MI tS
Of. Toy and tonie ,ionery store, 9th room. do
be for baker,; .atfsctory reasons gwen Tor ,eil.
inf. Inquire IN store ~ Ntnth AV" ~
NOE SABA lul,uH >ToKE n,lN,. A
| "" t. -. ~, ~
root business TO I've sold cheap. - Atlsuite
| VNDE S\II-A TO\tttIIpNAEy AMI
L oyster saloon, nov dom. GOOD business. App,
ms y - -;
! EOR sA!f-A Lltl OK STORE LINE
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ll.spTUING.

- CLOTHING
CLOTHING.
MrNs, HOis' AND CHH.ORENs
kENS, puNs' ASD CuiLpkEN's
AL lyle.
fAI.i. sIYLfs.
FALL STYLES
,l.AESs, 81, tu1 and 4nz CLARK's.
tiNhk>, ~. +up aud ~! CIARNs
tLAEk'-, %, 80 ard .O' CLAEk'S
BOWiRN, v Y.
NuN FRY. y. y
Bow EN-, v y.
Oppos,te the seventh 's,m.nt ttmorv.
OPPOSITE the seventh E.g m,ut Armor,.
,'pg.s 20 the seventh Regiment Afmor'.
THE L\RiE>T,
riIE CHYAPrgT,
THE Rvsr sFLfCIEn
STOCK EVER OtFERLD IN TIE CITY.
PkltES kE.Dl CEp
PRICES EkDtCrn
PRICES RkDl CED
90 PtR SAT. BRlov BEpADN RAYyA
~ Pa CrS1 BsLo~ BgoADvAY k,rFs
OPEa CAST. Bglow BBoApwAY k,rss as
CLOIllING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING
" 5. FINSEk. Of IS Grand ~. cor. OF Yldridse 10
81 his old stand AGAIN. where he Offers large ss.ort
m'nt Of mems aud Bows clothing 81 great bargains.
Come and cow nee yonrsslver. 3?O
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For tho Hair Bsrvy'- Tsicopb~rob-
TIE h,s' sud ,beat-,' .Iti,le so'd b dfufg IT. -
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ROY WANTED, ABOUT IL YEARS ~
Case, TO vort in gold pen factory; must re,ids
IN ne parent A.ply 10 LEROY W. FAIR
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-'sk IL, yea, y. S. JOHNSON, Is Asidep Lane 70
RuY WAhTED--A SMART BOY FOR 4
- passersr, and outf ting once one Who speAhs
neitn.n a french preferred; wsgss IS PEI week.
CAL AZ | tueeu~ich d. ssI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-21

The number Of vessels at the Navy Yard now larger
than for time previous being twenty six OF
varicns Some four thousand workmcn are con
stanty employed.
Tue Roanoke will be finished In about sourteen days
more and others OF smaller class fast nearing com.
pletisn aGd will soon be ready for sea.
Yesterday the Roanoke the scene Of unusual ex
element About twelve N she was visited by Mrs
Judge Roosevelt, Miss Roosevelt, aud other lady
Sioses. They were accompanied. by Lieutenant Com.
anser Chandler, Of the Roanoke, and wore escorted
through the various departments Of the vessel The
band Of tho North Carolina present and envened tho
scene by several national and patriotic airs The party
afterwards visited tho Savannah.
The prize schooner odd Fellow, Masters Mate Bryant
commanding, arrived ye torday. she was captured on
Old loIsa Inlet, N. G., and 10 loaded with spirits OF tur
peniine.
Chief Engineer Il. Y. Csrvin, OF tie Brooklyn Navy
Yard yesterday morning detached from the yard HIS
destination IS not Known. lie has been attached 20 the
"a sVc years, ana has always had the resueci and
esteem Of all connected with the yard and his removal
was unlocked Tor
The OF inquiry in reference the Sumter robbery
ease 3 still ecrylon.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr. Thayer and william Arnory, Of Boston, W Tyler,
OF Louisville, KY; J. TrumSul, OF Worcester, and joel
and Miss Hayden, Of Massachusetts, stopping at the
Brevoort Rouse
The uames OF the party OF European gentlemen who
left ST. RAUL Minnesota the 10th inst for big hunt
on the P.aus are Count Catezhenc Major vanvne and
two servants Captain Davenport and servant Dr. Ross
VIM Slnclar aud II. Maxwell and servant
Toronto Canada has just been the scene or great
satona event On Tuesday Captain Bafonr or the Royal
artillery married TO Miss blanche Anna Wilder, az
Toronto, IA the hurch of the Holy Trinity. The Tlo6s
dev1tes nearly three columns 10 the account OF the pro-
caciings The intention was TO have made the whole
AFFAIR as nearly possible ccumstantsi limitation OF
the royal marriage in England Owing to the loss of
compshed every respect intended. II took four
clorgymcn 10 tie the mystic knot difficult TO unloosc
Tho bridesmaids were ten in number, the Princess Alex
andra having hut eight Tue church crowded To OK
cess The happy couple departed In the afternoon for
suspension Bridge, destined thence 10 Nahsnt, Mass
Hon. @. v Fox Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Hon
Spencer Kellogg of Utica; r. Riddle Gen Tyler and wife
and G. b. Blake Of Boston, q. r. Huntington OF Cahfer
mia; IT. Hastings aud wife, OF Albany g. s. Hommidieu
or CINCINNATI u. q. Westcott OF Philadelphia, aud r..
Force Of Washington, arc stopping at the Astor House
Uoa T.. H. Watson, Assistant Secretary OF the Trcrsury
H. r. roeer, Of Albany II. II. kimball. OF Boston; John
Ioutham OF California; G. ". Greene, Of Rhode Is asd;
H. q. Jrcs, Secretary Of the Rhetorical Society and A.
Well Of Oregon are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
The gallant Lieutenant Colonel Barram, OF the Seven.
teeuh New York Volunteers who commanded the regi-
,neut Ia some OF It's most desperate encounters. Is
,oournng, with hs lady nj the residence OF his friend
John g. Giles, Esa., NO. ISL Tenth street
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seizurs Of Blood Horses es Contra bs nd
Articles In Louisville.

Collector Gailard this cvoning sczcd six bIocced
hors,s on their way northwsrd from Dixie and large
quantities Of FISH, wIros. &C. IN transit south through
tbs city.
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BrESos AYkNs-Bak Ironsides-Ceo chamberlain, Jno
PrpsASsuco-3rig Mersey-Gco d Perkins
DEPARTURES.
Fowler, New York; Mr. W Check New York; Miss Roe,
Miss Fowler New York; Mr. Holmes and son, Paris; Mr.
aud Mrs Jno Robins aud servants Mr. and Mrs EDWARD
New Iors; Mrs James Hutchinson child infant and ser
want, New York. Mrs lawson, New York; Mrs
Lloyd child and servant New YORK Miss fidca Lawson,
IIamnill and housckeeper, " Marcos Arlos Havana;
cSas De boston Capt jaime and burnett,
,SSsppS. is r Amor Yoan rG sSse a.
Joseph Werner, rayii; @ MaUem. uambnrg Martin Wax
5nan Hare fSiaSephis S"ss IED aa Gssss
De Pesiro Philadelphia; Mrs wright y; Mrs Donyiie
Capt Kilbuine Maine; Capt Banmgartner Havana
werch ami two som, Nassau Mr. aud Mrs BadwinNY.
Mr. and Mrs Caldwell and daughter. New yors:
q Crsmer. New York; Capt q Grant, Stewart Montreal;
Mr. whhei, Montreal; Pacr, on BaltiInorei Mr snj
Ms Tho. wilsgc, New ycrk kessil. " Nc.bii w
Mech Nassau; Jas Linder, =; Van DuLInIsr Mc<ico
N Forbes Glasgow; q 9rancer, Y; h BAILEY and sor
phiIsdelpha; Laurent NY; Aries, Jamaica; Mr. and
Mr. . Prcrsurch New ureansi Lyman AJaeols and son.
York. Florence, wr Barne~cil New yort. n 'orpe
fhiaic lhA; Core Havana Mr. aud Mrs 4 ROCKWELL
ana e., Sh nes YORK eeose Egsnser e.d Rcsse,'e
sche, DER New YORK; II Scbloiincr and friend New
York. Mr. aud Mrs Baihranc Havana Chapone, Frsnce;
~ trn,9n Phlatslghis; Baker, II schoonmaker New
Mrs Ritter and eve children aud sesvaaL MRS EhertH
Carrll Vera Cfuz Mr. and Mrs Musher, Cahiornm ~
Jenkins Lieu, Gardner, Pennsylvsnis; Ed Augeras Cai
SHIELDS Togsaio; Henry AsSiord, Birmnshsnl speeis
ekA7H -
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Tar PERss NKws ARRANGEMENTS or Cara RAcF.--M a
meeting or passengers saved from the wrecked steamship
Anglo. saxon The following card Of thanks adopted
We the undersigned, ou behalf Of the passengers and
CROW az the screw steamship Anglo Saxon landed Carc
Rsce dcsire 10 express heartfelt gratitude for the
yIndtoss aud unrcmlng attention Vt Captain Murphy
Associated nowsnoat Mr.. Scahan, telegraph operator
Captain Haley ~ charge Of the lighthouse, and the
IN their eery &c
When informed of our disaster captain Murphy immc
dielv started for Clam Cove, the OF the wreck
provided with robes boathooks, provisions, &C. Our
md heavy rain, and night coming ON, Afforded very
choerlcss prospect especially Tor tho women and chill
drcn. some OF whom were nearly naked. Mr. Murphy's
soue france was hailed with cheers and all were soon On
- wny FOR tne Csgs