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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
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Altar Tables, SO. MAnufaotOTy and Warerooms
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N. B.-Grat0i, from the lowest price to the moat
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Designs made to order, and estimates given for
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. JUST PUBLISHED
~ and for sale by HUDSON TAYLOR, Book
seller and statiOneT, 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
In the Tropics. 25.
Rockford, or Sunshine and Storm. 81.
Americans In Rome. SI,26.
Lost and Saved. $3.50
Faith Gartneys GiTlhood. SI.25.
Paris in America. 81 90
My southern Friends. o..
HarpeTs Mag zine for July.
The Atlantic Monthly.
GOdey's LAdyB book.
A Point of Honor. 20 cents.
je2!-6t
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

CoLLEdE SOCIETY," CELEBRATION Last night
the celebration ofthe Enosinian Society OF Colum-
bIAn College took place at the L street Baptist
church There was q large number Of persons
present The poet, Otis 7. Mason, A. NJ, delivered
a lengthy and highly-oredltable poem. The audi
ence showed their appreciation Of the poetS Abii-
ties by frequent Interruptions Of applause.
Walter u. Davidge, Esq, who was announced as
the orator OF the evening, absent from the city
on account Of unavoidable business. His place,
however, was ably and eloquently supplied by
ChAs, Hall, d. D., rector OF the Epiphany church.
In the course of his remarks, he paid high tribute
TO the Old Dominion, and especially to her great
orator, Patrick Henry.
The audience, in listening 10 the learned Doctor,
eyIdensed unusual interest and manifested, uu-
mingled delight. The discourse Hparkled with
trAnseendAnt beautieS, sterling sense, tuneful
phrase and genial bonhommie, all conspGed to en-
chain the attentive audience. The Marine Band
was In attendance and during the intervals dis
coursed rich music. The commencement exercises
will take place tomorrow morning at II O'Clock,
in the hall OF the Smithsonian Institute.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
UNCOVERED"

FoRTREss MONROE, June 2l.-The steamer
John Price arrived here last evening from Bal
tinore with l 100 prisoners en- route for City
Point.
Tue flag of truco steamer arrived this morn
ing al City Point, bringing back four rUsel Off
GERS, as the rebels still refuse TO exchange OUT
officers. They were sent to Fort Norfolk.
Nincty-four more rebel prisoners arrived this
morning from Baltimore, under.guard of de-
tachmeRt of tho New York Seventh.
The Richmond Dispa ch Of the 10Th (Frlday,)
says that the Confederate irOn-Clad steamer
Atlantic, formerly the Fingal, was captured on
Savannah river, on the nth instant, by two
Federal iron .cads, after nn engagement Of
thirty minutes. The Atlantic was commanded
by Captain W"bb, native OF Norfolk, Va.
she was taken in tow by her captOrs and car
ried out TO sea.
A dispatch from Osyka, June 10th, says;
" a desperate fight took place at Port Hud-
son on the 18th. The ConiGderatps charged
the enemy and drove him from his ortihcatiUns;
hut the situation at VlCkshurg still cngrosses
all the sUllcitude OF the country. Heavy rein
forcements are pouring in TO Grant, and large
ipstulments from the command of ROsecrans
have been transferred to the great army invest
| Ing VCksburg. Whether johnston has at the
last hour been investe with authority to con-
Cgntrate the troops Of the West, As the d.ZiouS
topic of inquiry und the rata. qmsstiOn Of The
! cTiStSP
Richmond Uncovered"
The Richmond Dispatch has the following
significant paragraph;
" Richmond is about to be uncovered Of tue
defence afforded hereto ore by the proximity Of
Gen. Leg's army, part Of Which is alre dy
/ M 10 iey,J rDi't a diJ p OJab D l.. Mryidnd,
and tho rect will probably follow on, whence
they cannot be brought Instantly TO our assist
ance, IL assistance we should need"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

MN HoRK, June 29.-The British prize brig
Iaassllau uThompson hal arrived, She was cap
tured on the 18th Inst, BY the gunbost Vni'ed
States, on suspicion Of having rum the block
ade. Tho captain reports her from Nassau for
Halifax. The cargo oousisIsa % 81 bales Of
cotton and 4s9 barrplsof ftupsutlne.yT g
An arrival here reports That, onthe l4th, lat.
"a Ss, Ion. rs, wa passed large screw
steamer, painted lead color, two mastS and
two smok o-stscka, showing rebel flag.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
Leo. Army Located by tho " Times,

NEW YORK, June 2o.-Thc TtmrS, iu dis
patch, dated Headquarters Army of the Po-
tomac, June 90, paysi sit is put beyond a
doubt that the enemy's main infantry force,
including the corps of A. P. Hill, is on the
immediate western slope of the Blue Ridge,
Belw cen Smoker Gap and Winchester"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
Arrival or the Atlanta. neer. and Crew.

AdTer arrived here this afternoon from near
savannah She has on board IS officers and
about l2o of the crew OF the rebel steamer At
lan'a, capture on the l7rh inst. by Capt. John
Rodgers, OF the United States irou-ciad Wee
kavkcn
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
FROM I1cnaaeoIa.

NEW YoRK, June 22.-The steamer Thomas,
from Pensacola on the l4th, arrived hero to-
night. There Is nothing new frOln that quar-
tyr. Among her passengers are Capts. BOyce,
WIshburu and Bron, Surgeon kimball, Lieu
tenant Prescott, and twenty-five discharged
soldiers of the 2 rteeuLh Maine regiment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
RnnrthnrI IuIY

The committee Of arrangements for the 4th
Of July celebration in this city, are requested
by the chairman, Mr.. stoddard, to meet at the
National Hotel this evening at half-past seven
o,clbck H... .... ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

RAIN 'LUs.-ARKlvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
1R,IN-- advertisements ou our fourth paE'
sr- u..rrt by NuihSriJ ofthr railroNd companir
eve uy nNmei, are otfeinly corrected WIN,
cr-uRe. uuAdr. hence be RELIEF uDon ~ cor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

CENTRAL GUARD HoUsE.-The following SOL
dierS were arrested this morning and sent to the
Central guard house: John Henry, Bakers bAtAl-
lion, Robt Green ylAt D. c, oolOred regiment, Fran
els j. Myers, Geo. Quail, and Hugh II. Hawkins,
seotps 800, Robt. Alexander, 2stA Pa, and Allen
Read Wilson, Goth New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

Nrw YnRE AND wASuISoro~ STEAMSHIP
Line. --Wv refer our readers to the udver
rIsrruvnt o; thls company, iu another column
The sIo,mers ure d st class. Elegant accom-
III, dHrlons are provided for passengers, and
uu'hiug can be more pleasant than a trip to
New York by r.ver aud sea. Ample sccommo-
NIvn 10 provided for freight.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
Mntlnr Among Des,rt.rs.

NEW YORK, June 22 The propeller Pleas
ant, for Washington, has returned In conse-
quuuce of a mutiny among a lot Of $50 desert
rrs taken aboard at Governors Island. One Of
the rlugleudvrs was shot In tho arm, and the
others were put in irous.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
A supposed alooLads Runner.

NEW YOEK, june %. The steamer Cambria
has returned from rruse for prvaIegrs. Gu
the lyth sh" boarded the British schooner Glenn,
ri Yarmouth, n. s Irnm MatamOras for NHs-
Gnu. Being elk hundred miles out Of her COurse
ana her papers not h0ng BatisfAcIory, put
tT'le crew aboard aud ordered her 10 Nuw
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
TuE INvAsIoH.-A few ,,s..,s mo- The Plch-

IHE lSvANoS.-A few weeks ago the Rich.
mOnd enquirer said.
oar Toops 'horsld, MS summer, oppcar
'hm tg,,.II, Gs,r 'VI"'a ~ a%yTh're 5tce Cro
P1puldtiVH u 70 pretty tcsN curtd N 4 p rBl,
U"wni Their cry would not 6e onion Lut
dslyerdnce. HuR, then, a,H ra,eh, qgd E,s,,
your hghh burning " RH,ghI CC he Golden Cir-
eLG
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

BEFORE JUSTICE CLATToN.-The case Of u.
II. Painter, a Washington correspondent of the
Phil ladelphia Inquirer, charged with resisting a
police officer 10 the arrest Of colored boy, came
up this morning before Justice Clayton. Mr.
Painter waived his right Of examination and ap-
piled for writ OF hd6sas corpus. The case will
come up tomorrow before Chief Justice Cartier.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Judgs FtSher presidiR0.-
The case of Adolphus Barker, indicted on n charge
Of murder, is on trial to-day. Barker was charged
with the murder OF . oOlored boy named Sam by
pushing him overheard at the Ash wharf, in George
tou n, D, c. Judge George L. H. Day appeared as
counsel for the prisoner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
'I.Ate Of the U. S. Navy.
Condition OF Admiral Foots.

The Navy Department received a telegram
stating that Admiral Footo remained in nearly
the same condition as yesterday, otter having
passed a restless night.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

To ArvEETISEEs.-we call the attention Of
bustn-rs mru the classification Of ou' advertise
nru's wein'eud 10 ksrp business eye TO thi,
alHIt,r ,or he b-"eht " or patio
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

THE oATH.-Over ten thousand persons have
taken the oath of allegiance at Memphis with
In the last three months.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
The Twsp'y-ssoond COnnsOtIout RsgI-

NEW YORK, June GA dispatch received
here says that the Twenty-secOnd Connecticut
rex g.mgnt, nine months mgn, whose term has
expired, will remain at Fortress Monroe Tor
the present.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
NOTICE

Turs PAPER rs NOW FURNISHED BY cAR.
prt Rs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
N LEukGLTowN AT THIRTY CENTS PER
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AannaIrforl nrrnnr.

PinIEDEIFHrly June 2s.--Ths Inquirer has
the Following posted onitS bulletin board.
d" A Dispatch received IN this city this morn
ing reports the rebels ite matching on Cham
bersburg in foree.h 9i'alr. q 'r... ''g.'.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

Resistance 20 tho Enrolment In ohio
'. Ended. -.
CLRvRLkrD, June 20.--The resistance 70 the
enrolment In Holmes county, Ohio, Is ended,
and all is again quiet.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

IMPORTANT TO FRMALEs.-DR. CHKEsRAtAH's
PTLIS.-The combination of Ingredients in
heSe Pills are the result OF long and extensive
practice They are mild In their operation, and
certain In correcting all Irregularities Painful
Menstruations, removing all obstructiOna, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache pain in the side
palpitaton Of the heart, whites all nervous Afeo.
tons, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs &e disturbed sleep, which arises from inter
ruptiOns OF nature. .i
.. DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencemeRt Of a new era in the treat
ment Of those irregularities and distractions
which have consigned so many to a PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unlea
abe is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS 500.
are the most efiectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they
are Invaluable inducing, IOih ocrainiy, psIodfaSI
regularity. They are known to thousands, who
have used them at different periods, throughout
the country, having the sanction Of some Of the
most eminent PhySicidnS IN America.
ETplieL direefionS, stating phen hsy sAOaH not D,
used with each boN-the Price One DoHdr per Boz
containing from so to so Pills.
Pills Seni BY mail, promptly, by remittinE TO the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generAlly.0F
RB. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
90 CClar street, New York.
Sold by ,.I. 5. CALVERT FORD,
Cor. Pa. ave. and 1Ith ST.,
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THO. =. STOKES, sso'y.

To CoNsUMPu7Es.-The advertiser having
been restored to health in few weeks, by q very
simple remefy, afeer having suffered several years
with severe lung a1eetlon, and that dread
disease, consumption, IL anxious to make known
to his fellow-suffsrerB he means Of cure. q. ..a
To all who desire Il he viii send a copy Of the
prescription used (ree Of eharge) with the dIreo-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will fnd a sURE Guar for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoEcHiris, &C. The only object Of the
advertiser In sending the prescription, s to bene-
at the afflicted, and spread information which he
coneeives TO be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, As II win cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WllliAmhburgh, Kings county, New Hork,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

DIsLoYALTY.-A citizen named Edward
Downing was this morning arrested for expressing
secession sentiments. He refused to take the oath
OF allegiance to the Federal Government, and said
that he wanted to go to the South. He Is now
confined in tho Central guard house, ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
Personal.

GARIBALDI still walks with a crutch, but his
health is sensibly improving.
HOWARD P. wHIGGrN, of Bath, has been
elected city treasurer, in place of saml Eames,
resigned.
REV. CHARLES r. FISHER, of Hartford, Con-
neetIeut, has performed the marriage ceremony in
400 cases. Who will be the 6OOth couple, time will
soon disclose, as he happens to be popular opera
tor.
HoS. THOMAS II. SEYMOUR, Of Hartford, is
the reclpleSt, from the Emperor OF Russia, Of one
Of the thirty copies Of the history Of his corona
tion, lately published In Paris, at cost of $780,
OVO.
Hon. ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK, of Worcester,
has declined thus early to be considered as can
didate for the nomination Of Governor OF MaSSA-
chuBetts next Fan.
Two females OF respectable families in Buff
falo, were arrested in male attire, on Monday
evening, at a low dance house which they had
entered thus disguised, "to sec the sights"
"My dearest Narla," wrote reGently-mAr-
ried husband to his wife. She wrote back /:
" Dearest, Let me correct either your grammar
or your morals. You address me, MY dearest
Maria.' Am to suppose you have other dear
Marissm
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

PRISONERS sARRIvED.-Last evening one hun
dfed and forty prisoners Of war, among them four
teen commissioned officers, arrived at the loot Of
Sixth street wharf, recently captured at the battle
at Middleburg. They were sent TO the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

% The CosIEssIoEs = ExPERIENon or
An IHVALID. Published for tne benefit ana a. a
warning and CAUTION TO YoUNo MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
hood, etc., supplying at the HAme time THE MEANa
OF SELF CURE BY one who has cured himself AZ.
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quAokery.
By eneloSing postpaid addressed envelope,
single cOpieB may be had Of the author. -
,.. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esa
my 26-ly Bedford, KinEs County, NJ "
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

MARSHAL KANE REBEL GEEERAL.-A Bal
tlmore letter Says
"Col Geo. P. Kane, our former Chief Mar
shal Of Police, who was under indictment for
treason, has escaped to Dixie and been made
1t is reported, a Major General in the rebel
army. The colonel has thus eluded trial and
IefI his security In the lureh."
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

THE DISEASES OF ERRoR.-(Les MaLdtiies
FETTsur.)-I John b. Ogden, NJ. D., author and
publisher Of the above work, do hereby promise
and agree to send Ifree Of chArge) to any young
sal. The proper study Of mankind Is Man. This
valuable work ls Ssued and sent forth for the ben
eat Of suffering humanity. It treats in simple
language on all the diseases OF Error, Including
seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion,
Melancholy, insanity, Wasting Decay, Impoteney,
&C, hc.-giVing safe, speedy, and effectual pre-
scriptions for their permanent cure, together with
much valuable information. All who favor me
with a desire to read my work shall receive SAM
pie copy by return mail free OF charge
Address JOHN d. OGDEN NJ D.,
my lB-3m No. GO Nassau st., New York,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

m, pmr. sS ths National RreahI,.
rso.I. a. 81 Nlnth street. betWsen Penn-
Iirsnia aVsnus ard d street.
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X, BOOkBINDER,
No M PEhH. AvE., WAIHI ssTOA, D.
Book bound in OySGy HlyIo-TurEty, MofOsso
R0VSlA and oNlh Nh
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

QUACKERY.-I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, 40, against en-
dangering their health by pAtTonizing any Of the
advertising quackB. You can fully recover by the
methods used by the advertiser, and by hundreds
Of Others and In no other way. Read letter which
twin send you, II you will send me postpaid en-
Velope bearing your address, Direct to
EDWARD H. TRAVER,
ApS-dNw6m Lock BoN, Boston, Macs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTR.-ThT
quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
Southwest Two through trains daily, and one o,
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates tS
al the priDcipA points In the North and West
For tickets and further in formation apply at the Of
doe of the "Grent PennHylvAnia Route,n northeast
corner PennaylvAnla avenue and sixth street, un-
Ter National Hotel. Office open from 7 a. m. to
Q. m.ion sundayb2 10 4P. m.
Z. o. NORTON,
aug 81. ' Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23

THE NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, 4sI Ninth street. There will Be
Speeches, National Songs, nc. Tho readlng-roona
open every evening apr l-aw
James Brown, Eaq., is duly authorised and
accredited as an Agent to solicit and receive sub
ScriptionS and contributions in support Of the Ma
honAl uRiou League Reading Room.
H.. .g r WIN, BEBB, President.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
alatisnrlaai Rrpnblitan..
W wAsHINa1'oN. D. O

TUzs AYumnn,n'nua,niiii.JuNE g. 1873
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-23
SPECIAIs NOTICES.

MAsoMo.-A Special Communication Of the
OF Colambik vii - hsld ~ MnIsais HAN, cofhof
II HNG, % ss SsiscF Y Y
qpsscpd Ss order of The NJ. W. NJ 8 H'ATf1k .l.W
II 10 W. MoRRfs sMrfHg Grand ssefsthfyFs
Masonic FEsTIvAL.-The anniversary Of 81. %
Joha the ,BAptiHt "Wednesday, atth instantly viii
b Accelerated by Union Lodge, y. D., y A. NJ, BY
q proosusion through the city Of AloxnndriA, tot
Heates' Gardens, leaving the Lodge room a. "a
o'clock m. A collation. will be in readiness At the
Garden, whore the company will bo entertninsd b.
musio, Addresses, Sc; &c.
invited. j. TAcEY, Reo'y
Tickets may Z obtained al the Lodge room, on
wednesday, the 2tth Inst, between the hours Of
and n Am. .... .t.. N.'. Fl. |sEetts ID
PEENsILyANIA soLDmRs' RELTEF AssuoIA-
TfoE.-The First Annual Meeting OF the Pennnyl-
Yanla Soldiera Relief Association will be held on
TUESDAY EVENING, June q, at half past 4
O'Clock, At the Soldiera Free Library and Reading
Rooms, Judiciary square, corner OF Il and Fifth
streets, The reports Of committees and OF the
doings Of the Association during the past year
will come under consideration. The membefa of
the hHHociAtion tall PennsylvaniAns1 and the loyal
public generally are inyIted to be present. Eml-
nent speakers win be ptesent, 80 ~.
BY order OF the Executive Committee: M. ~.
f.. ...r a. L HENNERsHOTZ,
..... II. c. GILL, ..rE'. a..
49, SVhluhltNeo- u
, 1863-05-09

Caleb Cushing In Massn husetts.
Mr.. Caleb Gushing, in Introducing COM
plimcntasy resolution to Speaker Bulloch in
the Massachusetts, House OF Representatives,
paid ! handsome compliment to that Com.
monwealth:
"Iherc is, in mJ opinion, no legislative as
sembly existing, comparable to the House Of
Representatives Of the State Of Massachusetts,
Tor Its orderly and dignificd department., and
true appreciation Of lis functions. Here, and
here alone, not only is there no taint Of cor
1untion, such as has been spread broadcast,
and with too much truth, 1 fear, in other
States. Here Is candor, not bitterness; strict
" parliamentary debate, not i'll dlgested
speeches wide from the question ut Issue, as
is oflcn the caso In Congress. So I say, not
~ WY Of fattery, that our House Of Repre-.
ssntatises is thu model popular assembly Of
the United etatcs. This l say,-it is within
tle commonwealth of Massachusetts that I
naSc criticised the Statc Of Massachusetts,,
aid not outside of her. (Applauec.) She has
ner faults, but 50 have We all; God forbid that
should ever defamc her In the eyes Of any
human being In the world When at home
Zee much might criticlse; when abroad I
an Irond Of her. With all her faults she Is
nut only tho most intelligent, Industrious,
ano Gnterprising, but the most orderly and
lar~.abldlng r and best disposed Of all the States
~ Union. iicr people are more careful
900 their duty as citizens, while there is less
q Crime and violation of iaw than in other
saates: And would return to hcras fitting
iscstihg place In my declining years In it I
@ nasc nnt only sworn to support the govern
men' men! Of the United States, but hundreds Of
tts tnnss lascl sworn true faith and allegiance
.'3o ~ .ue commonwealth Of Massachusetts, Top
panses e1d willto thc end Of my life, so help
egGn tc Whatever our future lot may be under
~ i,o i,e III o. LfoVldence, shall be content
Me1c IL no derarturc from law. nothinr @ nIert bnt
! commonwealth, iA7o tuc
, 1863-05-09

rE GOV. Tod. OF Ohio, In recent anecch
IN Mahon1ng county, announced that he was
willing to be the stand5d bearer Of tAc Union
party. at the gubcrnatorial election in Oc,o.
Der next.
, 1863-05-09

Recent letters from Colorado represent
that business is good. and large quantities Of
gold are already taken out this spring. At
The Gregory Mines there are nearl! two hun
yieldin:, monthly, on tho average, 81 900 per
lnin- The crops are promising and provls-
ions cheap, ont dry. goods are very high.
Gold dust lad declined from 81 to SIS in
EfCeQback*
, 1863-05-09
1868. THE 1863.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL z,
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Ao~@o-
tENNS4LHAN tENIRAl H II.
825f1t1cB Double Truck.
Ia c-der to keen nace With the .-avt.
ing public the narngers Il hi. popular rose aaSe
Eth i,e Il x ~ nnna n ri ana
FiTSr CLhSS ROUTE 10 Al the Easten cttrs The
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with cioae correction. from Western Ctt!ra>
All conucStiaz direcr to New York THI71TGu Pitt
ADEIFHiA. Ind c.oeo conaectone At H.rr1hn1I = ~
BALII3ii}I;E AND WISHISGTON. '''
hyinc in ADVANCE Of ali other ]nrtes " .''e' -
NA''A'7 N' -. y. 49, o~1-. o-
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
DIT TAnETpTA IN NrW vnuey
Tickets lor ssle to Boston by boat or ra1 Boar no
xefs Eood On aay o. Int sonad Inca tase TO al ponu
as !ow A. any fo9te ,x..,,
see1!ns E3ts On hlahs Ualns 70 Hht!adetpala. HnN
1qrk aao ba4unioie ,A-.
baggage c1ecGea ta:oagn and Eaassesfea hee-
r r e L G II rs.
.qafded 10 xs1d Eon, Philadelphia NV Yosf Bostsa
or HA.tn.o C, aud from aliy pout oa tfc Earosds
Of Ohio Kentucky. 1ndaca Illinois, Wisconsin ioYa
or Missouri HY hAILRoA DIRECT
The FennsFlvania central railroad Also couaecta II
Ptteh4sGh With Secaner1 By which tiood2 DO Ioz
varied 10 any rort on The Ohio, Muss1nguln Ken
tacky Tennessee. Cnmber1snd, f1llno:s.. N..!ss7pi
, 1863-05-09

Wharf.-The fields OF wheat never looked
better. at this season of the year: Than thev
now do in this county. We have not vet
heard of any fields that have been at all in
jured by the winter, and the promise Of the
coming crops is decidedly pleasing to our
fhe wheat ii Clinton county.-Oeasso{ !Mich. J
Pres, !3tay2.
Tar wuF.r f,uop ua 1ovo ;,zt 20.
tu1neil from tour throneb thc ro cou1,;ss If
Calhonn Ieckson Wash{sn,G 7 eno3rae ond -
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