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NNTICE

ON Monday. the sd iHsssas. s4A-4 eRes
" a ~cbaoi fer youn< sta4-e 49, So
- fsr~1v .s-..-,ns@sl - NJ Esllews- eu r4e
E,.t si.l4 If the pGbl1c ~4,aArs- h1raaas sae'
"a the place new aee@Pss4 a. a tss'e--%e
the Rev Mr. Ds4Hs. The sehssssl -. - H'ssss-z
10 Il abozt he SFss q Apr. Aht~ ins7. ','a
= thought slsSfsle. an1 ~ a. 1ssRses -a1s s@s-@
Who desire to eossau@e tASsr s~sEsH p 49, =
- r.Vr tnss5ar mar Su-saz1 aa serves
,lezriment fs0ua any Eseens ehaaz~-
, , GILMAN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-03-27
NESTOR
FROM PENSACOLA.

MoBrLE, March 24-The Tribune has reli-
able information from Pensacola. stating that
the city Rad been evacuated by order OF
Banks, for the purpose Of reinforcing the
Mississippi river expedition The Abolition
lists burned from thirty to forty houses in tie
city before leaving They took, all the ne
groes to New Orleans.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-03-27
CONFERENCE.-THE.

NE have tbs DAY fsrsuss = Csrarsn~r>aip
VI under The styls of T. !. klemARn~ 4 &C..
We have largely r~pl@nt>hei ths ~sseS raF-
chased from Nss~rs Mostly &sensrI2s. 4asA
have Oh hand v1f&ahfe 4--ssssas@us 81
Drugs. Medicines. OILS Paints varuisA.
Dive STUD rine Medical BzaE9y
Whisky and Wines.
MiseelIzneous ard >chasl Essks- E4-lwure.
&c re
PzK<cREPrfoSs carefully Aa1 r~ia-ttg Pee
pared ~ al hears aF &av @ass a5xhe
J ) EECt4 AHEeS.
n L OEEfrk
u a. l-A$DNE
Canton. Miss March & 1~e1 l4-rf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-03-27

RELIGIOUS SERVICES will be held in all the
churches to- day except the Episcopal, which
has no pastor.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Services will be held in Grace Church on
Good Friday and Saturday and Sunday ensu-
ing-3d, ith and 9Th April.
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CITATION
THE STATE oF Mf>>G>>EPPTI
Madt~om ta4nET.
By the Probate s'Cuxt Of aid Ccu2sw
March Terra. "a IN 1855

5y the rscoafe curt OF ~aEt CC12rw.
March Terra "a n 18&3
r. Tke=sas &. Nader. Fsrs a. Mta.r -s-s=
-Alfauf Nsfes. SD EE1ss a. A-aas
sHa a8 cf+sHs ssasFsstft "a 60 Esrzse ~
-Nsaes Nssks. s-esasaf
NoU are h~resy sst~4 - be an1 r~-sa-zr7a
H. appear h~fsrw aar ~@t1 es4re. aa a. a.
dss ct April usxt. - Nns~er sA.s Ee1issaa ~
; l. Messy. Ata1tnl.trassr - Nssr4 49,
deceased. for i~Avs e. se1 e~rsAia ssr&. -
seFsh<S4 Ne s2aa F~s1tt@u. ard atwrsfea sg
slaves. eeAoeEsax ~ tAm eszaz~ - - 49,
erased. ard - shaW sza-e III anv xaa -.
shy saat Fesi;asa sheeld ues ~ es.zse.l
Wits~-~~ tbe Hsn- WILLIAM
; BAILEY 9aAe~ nc Psahaaas .,F
SISt Nadissa eesass. lkl- ~. -
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sea- q ,at8 <.azsrt
b a. ALLEN. Ga
N@rrh - lS11 49,
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AIarried-

On the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr. HAmberiiR. Dr.
B. F. PAssxoRE to Miss ELLEN RICHIE. Of Hiads
county.
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fl,FE frm Of NO>BT a RICHARDS -
l this dav dissolved ~ us2tzzI r~a~euz
All persons hzxsnar elaSrrs N-xa1rsz sal nrnf
will prsseut them 10 y RaeharsEs = - 80
pavrens and al per>aas Ina@etes3 - - sasss
fisn are requested . eeuse faFwara and el.sss
their aeco1nss b. aofe sr sth~rw5~~s
- = N69>&A
J. J. RICHARD>-
Canton. Miss March 4. ISL ~
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Notice To Tax Payers
CoSFEDERATE TREASURY Nof =
u Of the Esyer 4 1usswis PlA1s wtiL n-z D.
received in Fsy meat for saxe~-
" TAYLOR.
Shift 4a3 Tax cel.sSz1T-
Canton. Mss March -. t-e&
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1868. THE 1868.

II NNSl ~ ANA i-flhsNL NNil-fOAV
wps SHORTEST AyD QUICKEST RoUrr
Fnoa Nvw.YoRK TO THs fKNclPAL WESTERN CTIss
seyea t,,.s I'M daily from New-Yors g Phrstr biA n
Nr,y.Is Isr,oy a1d ibutea and Anboy Line.
IARoVGH TRAINS sOR PHe Wesr By IHU
ROUrF LEAVE NEw-iORk FROM The
FOOT OF COURrLANDT-Sr.
BY OF Philadelphia morning passengers osvs NsS
York tius hsr routes eysaus PsssenSsD
a 4. i.. ouu hour later thsa other hnes
BY OF Allentown. evening passengers ie"c cN y mo
lassl than tho Nolhef nc Al oy ooSa tosssY
she tis NorthuIl lines ~ nlcss' and
point tle North-West, tteslns. lndiansfcA Loul"
- Louie. Cleveland Colaabus. CiseinHA ana al nAAlp
po'ts Nc,'. With fewer changes u cars: ,.,,,, A
Seepi'g Care, without ehsu.e. fan roin t,saes p'H
PtsolrA 36 nes sal New FORK % Pt.'buish, 40 mlise
smoh < and Saloon Cars 1h AL train.
Iele q her routes
Na.sage one ked through Irsnsfrrsfs-'
Secure Tickets. good uu,il usel by pi..eafsa
WESTERN EMIGRATION. :.
Thr Psnu,ylvsn'A Ccn'mi Company ruH, sn 'n.sAEE n
laion Line VIII ca sf,oris com,rieois moas
navel 20 pa.tiss moving westward. at oneN mo
Of fare. vop,,rra
Ry t route. feieh,s oi al description, car De f'vnesp
to sud any point on tus Railroads OF ONO, hen,acH
ROAD DIRECT OF TO ny port on the nsVisaoe nVe" i'ae
West by steamIs from Ptsourh. w,
rnc OF -ht 10 cnd isou any port Va ihr Nen n
the Penn yaniA Central Railroad ~ al times as svonSR
chageG by otaor railioad tompsnos Mefehan" ,
shirpe Sutmsng the ti- loaiton of their fIssn np
Company can rely wth denoe i,s speedy tf.nsis
LIZ Y STOCK. ,.,,.-... "A
Fsfmers and Dealers IA Live cock will hnd tl' n,o''
van,r'u route Caplceus Yards, well waiefea sna ,u3
Piled vi.h every convenience, have been op .e m
and s nn-cona ard every attention raid 20 thsf wm
na-rtsburS. wh,'s wi be found eyey
feeing resting choice j. offered o. tne fttiAphAs
PhlA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MAhhrts' ',,.,l
}. 4 ELLIOTT, Paa.euser Agent no. hs'os h'N'y
No. Astor.ilouse. and No. South winiams(
MCDONALD Bischo'F' A~Ss", a ni.a nSi...a..sy.,.ssf
ENOCH LEWIS Csysga svpwist~sjsst >stsssA ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
NEW-YoRK S NEw-HAvEN RAu.ROAH
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY ., iS6a
Passenger station In Nes.Tork 27h.st ani Ahs1
EntlgH 27tast
TRAINs LsAVe NEw-YoRk.

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-EORk;
FOR S-w.Hsven. 7, tEr), I.yo o. nj 2s tELt
~ lErl 81. so ana p. z
F1r hltgtpost :. tENl. Il.3l q Ii 2.@ tEr, AS
(frl O. % 3 7n sn5 2 3.
For MILFORD Sr.tfori !. ll.3) m ~. SO p n
FOR Fa,rtel4 southport and Wer9ort T. llJJ NJ a.
5. 3lp
33' go A3n. p. ~. - =.
For paneu and Green siah. :, go. ll0 a. m 49, ~
F5r stanford / 1s(Er). sSO Il9Osm.i 1918 (EIl -
Grl 90. 40 80, -.
for sud mediate stations, HSV, Ilo
ui. . g. 80. ~ bJJ ?.
Ior loft hestsr snl ,,-.s Rochelle. 8 p
CONSF, iENo TRAINS
FoT bos,on, va SpunEt~id. a. IN GI 2SJ tEIh sP -
FcF Bgfou va Shore tl4r. ls.i3 ga y y. u. ..
tor Hsin1sd AID slsiusnsl9, a. ~. ,s1l h.sS, IS
(IAl 4. IA.
For Coantctleut River Railtoad to Montreal, tEAk
Il.5l OIL. ll. sH. ,..si .. ~ Nof.Lsmplo5.
FoT hatogd, Providence aud FlShkll RAilsoai stgfS
Il fu
Fo Nos Haven. New Lo-4sa and stoaln ton B,i.ssi q
Q O.. ni.. I. 10 90, p. r.
Eor C4ual Rarced, y l5 p. m. TO Northampton.
Ior l..lsst, nic Raj road. % a. n., 30 q.
For rof-stnck Railroad, p =. m 2.O y. m.
For DsDhity sna NorAalA ksIosd. =. NJ, 30 ?. N.
Couimolioa. s.eopiuy C.r. ilch,d g 3 2 M Tfsin
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NFW-JERSEY RALROAD-FOR PHTIS
~ AnELPHlA AID the SOUTH ADD Wt5r via Jsas
SLY ClIN.-Nail and fNp-ss Lines leave Nswl ork al
erd ,1e ir T. g. f:30 trd li:p p n. P,re ~ rhrcrfh
L-.se-e checked at sni 10 m snd 100 snd ll;lo p M
IA y .... -tol. a t .. IA. icT ths West.
g. ". WOODDuFF. Assistant Superintendent
ltgas v Do received 1r trains ullcs, deivsssd
.ne e. e IS minutes "a liviuce % be tine " eayng
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
siailcnerp ano tanrn Goo0s.

GOLD PENS, wholesale and retail--GenuIne
w eo,i tho bps Fo-nt1 Per H. the world send stamp
for cifcnlar Geo. r. uawSes nsluf - NGs,sa -, ~ l.
rr.r.e ayiszra
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Gteanboats ano Railroads.

DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HARN
~ FORD. connecting with Railroad 10 SPRINGFIELD
NORTHAMPTON, BELLOWS FAILS. BAATTL7
DORO, &c. Steamer GRANITE STATE lssses Pssk,.EH
a. p n MONDAY ~ednssday, aud Friday. Stsamsr C1fS
OF HARTFORD leaves Peckslip d p m., fassdl
Thursday aud Saturday u
The boss OF TVS line Gs,esss Sonnd stsapsss and a
tsd by eompeteal ami o. Ipensncsd SincssI
New.York, Nav 25 1863
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

Il He 81 MI" l. 4 Ia lHl Is = - L.
TIE NEw-YoRK Sgm.WEEKLY TRIBUNE i'
p.bl.hsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
of No. 1881 July l0l:
I..LEApryo ARTICLES. The Pic, WHO We. w'.'s. b,
cred .he Storm Fios'aa's Elioso'n & hre : r.
CIelaa, P.'t,l Change, Balbsr.'ui - Wui
pnias lor a Pr. le.. Pssse" Ia nos -haa.p-
sLIe, ! osce. Alsllof 4 9 eady Letter. CLsuso
"a the French Mni..fy Lai.oi4a! PGrgbpn'.
U..wAA NEWS SUMMARY
IL.GEEERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv.THE WAR ~ THE SOUTHWEST.
WHOM WASHINGTON: sPssiA Di'Fs;eh-' to
The n Tribune
VI..TRE PURSUIT o? GEN. LEE; our Army
Wi,h.n Niles Of Llni Leo suii Endssyor
ilg 10 Get A~syj ths Cev'iry ssirmih heer
The Fi.ai Near Boon.bofO. sharp Esrso-
meut; Escaye Of Our Cavalry from . Sulen.r
Foroo; Tie G-ost Battle approaching. 5lAslsilcs
Of the Losse, ou Each side.
vH..LErTERs FROM our SPECIAL CORaE-
s?ONDESrs WITH TUE ARMY o. TIE
rUIOAAC
VIII. THE GREAT BATTLEs AT GETTYSBURG,
Tue Operation on the idsat Wing The Conts',
for the Rihs-Pi,s, Ihe Heroie B,svsry o, Our
Troops. Bsukss Old Gusrc Pittsd Against the
stOnews Brsade for tho Fuh Time. from Our
Specai Cores yondeut-
IX.TWO WEEKS WITHOUT A MAIrd Whist We
saw Of he Rebels Who..,le Deser'ioni What
the Rebel. Demtnded en-! What They 90. Con
tempt for Cofperhesas CoHespondenee oi Tho
N T. Tribune.
x..LlsTs OF TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
M..INCI DENTS or THE BATTLEFIELD 1T
CSrGfsBUkG. osl an, Conduct Of Tfoop',
Advantage Of fo,ihon; Heavy Lossesi Tribune
kutsuS'ei No suags.irg From Our spscsi
CouespondenI
xu..THE sURRENDL, or YICKSBURO' c.
nous Celebration 4 .te Folrth Of Jolyi Csy,a-
lston q the Rebel Vital Points Details Of he
svnendor
XIII. POETRY Tho FIl OF ycs'buss. An Idyl Of tia
xlv..FRoM HEw-oRLEAss: Conespondono, of
TIE H. y. Tribune.
xv..YRoM ELTON HEAD core,gondencso Tbs
XVI. FROM JAPAN: Couespondsnoe Of Tho H. z.
Irhuno
XVII. FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
XVII. IHE VICTORY AT HELENA
2IX..THE INVASION OF INDIANA: The Town Of
Coryden Captured; They Supposed 20 be-
Moving on Ns"-AlDany.
TX. .TENNEssEB UNION STATE CONVENTION
xXi..AORlCULfUHAL fkOsPECr5
xxi FROM EUROPE.
XxnI..vERY HARD CASH: by tho Author Of "i' '
heyefto Lste 20 Aieai"
XIV. DEATH or TIE MOsr REVEREND ARCH
BisHOf hENiICh.
XIV. THE CASE or YALLANDlGHAM; Reply Of
the Pre.idoat % tho ONO Conmittea.
XVI. INTERNAL REVENUE; Decisions by tbs Com
missioner.
XVII. THE GOOD NEWS: Speeches by President lin.
coin, Gov seward ths Hon b.I W.shbufne,
XVIII AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
xxx. TALK ABOUT FRuIT
xxx. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
XXX. WAR ITEMS.
XXXll.. ClIY kkWo
XXXll. PERSONAL
XXXIV POLITICAL
XXXy. .MI5CELLA SEOUs ITEMS.
XXXVI .MARklAGE5 AND DHArhs
XXXvII. .COMMENCIAL MATrERs Full Rsoorts o. tho
Sto.L, money. Cotton. Ofln. snd Castle hsrAots.
specially Kspofied for Ine y. Y. IsaOuna
Tssss-Ons Copy for ons year. %. Two Copie'' ono
year. 85. Fws COPIES. Ono yosT. @li. len Co9isI
zXl 80.
fora Club Of Twenty, We send an Extra Copy.
AdSr.u THE TRIBUNE. New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

L'OR NEWPORT wa NEN-boRk and
4 hEW-HAVEN ani SHOHE LINE RAILROAD -os
and sf,er MONDAY June ~ 1906 arr AIN WI leave .Ith
t. aud ithay at l2:l3 y. aeg tniongi New Haven,
New London ard stonington st Greenwich X with
out ch.nsa of cars whoa ths spsndd steamer ator LAZY
viii DO ia wgtn. to in medsely ca tho arrival OF tho
train for Newport Eordins splendid sail down Nareginset
Bay sy.pat 100 D. Ticket. sold aud baggage ckcd
taIsus& JAS. ". NQiI, spg0saseSasaI
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CKcnr5ioa6.

EXCURSIONS to CONEY ISLAND.-Th
IL CIR. Of ,hs CONEY ISLAND oud BRpOKLYA
RAILROAD CJMPANf r.u every SIX rlinutct iTon fu'Ju
aud Isllrlinc tsues blo1kyr connecting ~ c ln- VITA
c.s o. n.e.A,.i. ..ases-. p.Eo-- Ay sae Coney
Island -bfo0klyn. May p, l1ll
" b.. {. COKE Superintendent.
EIsHlNG BANKS.-Stramrr MARYLAND
.r,res P~ckslp -. ~ esf JHh--t. 3D.. 4, Hl
Per Sot Evor 81 daily except S.utdAys Fare 30 ce.A
Mrsic. Rsfrosnneut- Bat a1u L.lcs On board.
rENO TIE COAL FIELDS or PENNSlLVA-
a.. oac~ q tlo CENTRAL RAILROAD CO"rANY OF
NEW.Jl ks.f foot ~! Coar,4nl-dt Nce-i, /. For de-
srHion of tie routes aud her lucra ol aprly a le
~ C. foot o. CoIrtitutt, or - IL 7. BALDWIN, Gene.
"a. Il oket Agent. NJ % Nal. 10.
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G1reaa Slsdners.

rJHE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASIER
WlLrEs PATOa Commander.
,,u = .,yo From Eec York
g,f,,a-v Ma iS Saturday. Juno d,
lur,d.y Iune o. Tuesday July 81,
md a. frrnrr iut~rvals thereafter ~ .,,.
fir3A CALI y. ~ 3"
Nff tIJ AAbl
Fxcufson icAe. out aud baeS Ia the Firs ana Second
C.t.r. onlv. q f1re .nd naf. - -.
servants punyu. plsens"r aud eLhfen undef i
rrsr. o. a.e, hs fG4c. lnlslts free 80
THIRD tABla IN
ALI FAEES PAYABLE IL Gold. on IFS E2DIFA-
Lt.Sr ~ u ) TUltkENCt.
7 .-f r,,srrrrr L. lowed ~ clbi- fest Of luggage
~ a. -r.ac-a surgeon on tosri
CHAs. A. WHITNEY.
A. the Ohce, k0. - Broadway.
Per freight, sppv 10 ..
ROWLAND L ASfINWALL Arai,5
no. 81 -ouih-,,.
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TUE REV BOOK BY AUTHOR or
AMONG TIE PINEd
MY SOUTHERN FRIENDS.

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ln Incident tAe most inense fchsd'oh eau do
yet te.f y,II skseLts sialrl Dy tlh. A.
the as ate4 vofA les. Nh Alfhe i0ni4 aui0.g
be southern people many haze -4aot,t many n.nlc au4
baautf Traits jake kin, tho nesfoadef. 4. strongly
adinaby drawn. Through ignoTsuos aid proViAcia.s
tie EtgIg a'auC4aDus be tue nature reveals
itss Afsd glnerous aud humane. -. .if- Lsl0A he
ieu.- Of Nnocs fotoh wha.s revolving crimes Ju.uy
far anyihiar could DO IT, tue appeal o outraged
inuly tho summary iluce o Jucfs ijneh itsa pole
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rENO TIE COAL FIELDS or PENNSYLVA-
6.eamtoais ai.1 RaiircrNs.


TOR Ncwlursh. West Point Poushkcepsie.
i AMI Kondoat-ste,ue, Mry Powell leave, PIER 10. o.
Jay'' every sttrloor ~ . otooE io Wet Io!n' He"
Sarsh Poosht''p'!e and hondout
EOR HlDGEpOKr-DAlLY LINE.--Ihc
y st,iu,r IIIuG PORT .ri..s Zee ..p. iies N'. -
River. DAILY B, o.,a rpea. FEcs.t 'aLeu OIL tie
with tns ionir haullocz. New-iisyca HARTFORD
Rsre4aa. Ale. sac s-es' iiire - -, s9S s"S New
Lo'.on DGo W. NOhL1l9 AsaL.,.
'DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.
r Ihr lar .err,r DANIEL DREW leaves Jay a.. on
.TUEsIA4, THURSDAY. fnI SATURDAY MORNINGS,
at o'r,cs araps a. Jj.-'t lad tie usual landings
.tARNTOGA and LAKE GEORGE.-HUD-
- .JN RI. .R LAiLRDAS EEpos Ifuns leave daily
80 anu 80 awning IA SeIA.esA In snae Tor dIHuer
sadtri
NJ y. and FLUSHING RAILROAD.-Leayo
~. EcN.Nori O, J.me'q ferry ard 3{thst. Forry, At
49, % a. C,al41l Lsavc Flushing At 0. T. q, y, 10,
81. g. D "a ~ N--Iurfiays ard tsid's special Night
T-.af'o 'ie.ug at n p 70 sd Si'e't Ferry ct u p u
NORTHERN X. X. of N. JERSEY. Trains
"a easo Jel.oy City 70. PloFmort a. $50 . o;ls
.. r'. 40 pm. snd o. pal ss,slds[ FIX ii:5 ? u :
of Ao-.ey 80 pn. AZ mm. EWbLA ARESr. sust
GrONlNGrON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
~ rOH, NsW-LONpON, stONlNGrON. PROyt-
ptNCr. kGwFoRr rAuhloN, snd MN. BEDFORD
-ile 'iisnaid steamcsa tom AOsM hALPH and PLY
MOUTH i.ODh vii leave l-r NO. J ~ H., loot OF Court
s ai.'' daly 's,eept saaiA,l. u > p m. oa. .,c.
Isny $50. 10 HstA. conner ot CoudAid..st.
hsr. Ola. ',.c.S ,-at W. NJ EDWARDS. Agent
/ ONu ISLAND kAlLROAD-lNCREA
4 80 % .luph 'l.,. l. ave JAaes.sln snd 100. o,
sstsi b. K. a. a. n. TO- Ur,,npo ping At a stations
i1r jam Niiuor jefusalrl a.d
efst to 81 oenplt roFl hr1 $50 au43. 30 y. n.i
5y0rl ut III - u i;n aud p. H. slsica aud
iirmusoad 90 W.. II 80, ~ aud p sun
day Excursion tan a. sl3 n. Sh.s; t-ioplrg ~
- taton TO iaphenk e eicurton rae' retuHins' leaves
haghanG ~ $50 p NJ Jausra 1C aonmod,.ion i~in ifoH
Jamr'-sip aud lhrl 'uith-''. d. tdU p in
EOR NEW PORT VIA NEN-lpkk and
4 NEW-HAVEN ant SHOhE LINE RAILROAD -Os
and sfter MONDAY June ~ 6oi aIR AIN WI leave tIih
Il aud itha at l2;l5 y. N ~ srg through New,haven
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Gulumer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD-On the Erie Railway
~ in q ,p4ciou. and well furnished house. Air pare
scenery an1 roads For particulars eppy u An En
W
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
s' NNE OF THE MOST FASCINATING
" BOOKS OF TIE YEAR"
JUST PUBLISHED.
IN THE TROPICS.

ebarnn.y nsialA aaa clever book q iroV.ca He and
Adventure eai.ed BY X b. Koibsl author q UHiafon''
rents Of Waist 8, Lesel" ko Que elegantly printed
and bound l2no. Phoe : IS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

The following extracts FROM of the many notices OF n
show how Il has received by tins Press IL - un
voIsaly spoken OF rs ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

uNHE METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Long
Branch ~ j.. is open for no reception of yisiors
in Il ". COOfLfi, fropuetors
.fsNIE RIVERSIDE HOUSE, Red Bank, Mon
4 mouth Co n. j.. l. opeu. i1f .he reception OF
trsnsst j yerInaaent yols II j. u hour from iooi
IuGuysI by }. u. bsers and k1 D. H. itit l'aV
al dy e1ceYt auaaay al O:I3 aA 1910 ard i;0 p
ia &. L ". a. FIESCU Pf0grcttf
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

"A youas New YORKER leave. tho metropolis and settles IN
Sauto DounGo. and Lere have -ufs o. b. ne iheie
Its niimsioi taa NJ. k4glOA IA really The author -
the book ud unworthy o. k.s PoSeffa pen
IL one the clevscst uOoks tropical o that hAs hP'
peAred. - oosion lf.vcAeE
Whoever. Lis deli tfal season, ishes 70 enjoy sboof
written In pure gu.nng Esga atuacd 20 s genue haino
ne. OF nature, redeemed by tyuIahy Nth ia i1d
and saissl spri,, viii G 10 re~a IL aus IHoFioa-
lGoEtinents. MaEsXae.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

1 LOT Of BOOKS for SALl--lnclnding tho
n T.. g. COAST SURVEY, from 1851 90 1850. MARCY
LXPL OKATION OF GRE RID RIVER. ani mo rATENT
OFFICE OFFICIAL AGRICULTURAL REPORTS. nog
az saIy period b. tbs present time many ~ thrn out o
print dcGlt be 'ound for comp citing sets Apply
J. A NASH No. 81 PalkfOW. Room n.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

DOUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass.,
IL densh sh,ul Sumuerng placs FOR sverysody- ''n-
ins Pat
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

Sold BY all Bootsers- and .eat by msn postage free
ss@ pt Of puo- hy tAELE tON, fsuhfhcfi Ne"h ia
no. sIJ bTos1way corloT of L'Penardst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

"CENTRAL PARK MARCH. just Pub
" .ishei - esraot .itho g4phs titepege 'iows of
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

< ANJS. TO ALL WANING FARMS
fsryr rsi ihrvin- ssi,i-f1en, o. vn,sni. mid ,lir
thiftv n - south Of fnadspa. by Tsflfd. rrh s1 fD
doees l.Ge crops ata0io trees - hom ~ 70 80 per .oe
.r.b within four Jears GOOD hufiI'tl Olr1r.f good
90, Hurlf.ds ne s-tllns I'd in Sing g. .rn,enent'
Apr', 10 CHAllLEs h. LANDl5. fostmt'tos ytl.isai
ClDhcs,ni C,Huty HoN.J'soy. Lette" Ana"ofed s.Iof
80. f.lurs 4sI iniosmutlou Wal 10 sent Irc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

NOR SALE in HEW-JEksEi-A model
4 FRUIT FARN of ~ acres Builiing' sfe good, lA1d
ss aud al under good frrce. Sleu4ei Orchard, ovri
40 apo Elno, OoU LsNt91 b.Ahlcfsf, 100 hhspDei
t-. fr quantity o. Stl4S1sric Ctfurtf sri d01.1brf
t about ~ Ctcffy end a n Tho bet ins cf i~a ~
IL 20 ml es from Philadelphia and "itnn one uo o.. I've
fsl.fosd s..t,3.s. Al4l-.a a.. LEONARD
NJ. L o.. Ol.-ce..nL %. h.wJc-.sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

GUNNER RESORT Country BOARD
- eau be obtained a. tho ATLANTIC HOUSE, Anty'
oood sea b,tux and h.hiug For further particular AZ
dress n. H. BAsSETT, Proprietor, Autyvile, Ia l.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

The new Book by the Author Of
"AMOSG THE PINES"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
New pablltc.t,ons.

NANETIE An, HER LOVERS.
byTALBoT GwYNNE.
Autbor Of "The School for Fathers"
Unforn with Tho Story of Elizabeth" by Miss Thaek'
@' being number two Of STANDARD sehcs' OF
Popular Fiction. Published this dey 6no Paper Phcs
90 oeuta JAS. O. GREGORY. Publisher.
No. l6 Walkerst. Ncw-Yort.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
VII.-lNCIDENTS IN MY LIFE.

TIE persona meaoirs of d. d. Home Tor hnie the ccfS
bMed Spir, uedum. Nitn iUtfOdsoton oy Judge I'd
,noud. Those e1aofduay rcyoiaons by ohe oi tho "s
b liant annstes she possess ntrcs. OF
mysterious raGaT character, Hld VIII probably excite
lnueA ts country they have ia Europe
One haadsoue I.,no. oIotn bOdad, 81 D.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
|TINHE FRIENDS BOARDING HOUSL,
l. HIGHLAND DALE,
MONROE COUNTY, PAr ...,>,o
lone MILE FROM sIROUDSBJkC, On IhE fOcoNo
MOUNTAINS.
CHARLES FoULKE, Proprietor.

Eev.Yoik Merchants will 6ud this del. .tinl Summer re-
sort with every luxury Of the dairy at moderate Prices
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

TOR Ncwlursh, West Point Poushkcepsie.
ami konJopt--te,uet Marv Powell leave, pier 10. o.
Jay.,' every sitroou a ocooE iog Wet Po!n Aew.
ufth FOUGHT e~psle. and hond1ut