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The New York herald., 1863-06-16

raB NEW 0PRKA AT WINTER GARDEN.
Mr.. Edward Aonsnhauer's new opera, "The Corsican
Bride" was given last night, with great success a the
Winter Garden. The house was we'll aled by An appre
catve audience who bestowed liberal applause upon the
artists and called out the composer at tho end Of the
Arss act Tho music, expected from the ability Of
Mr. hosnhsuer. V very effective, the instrumentaton
being really vory Ane The vocal music, though not
marked BY any extraordinary originality, -, never.
theess most effective, q times beng most attractive.
The overture was exoesdingly we'll performed by the
0hestrs, among whom noticed popular artists,
In the rst set very nns chorus. sung with great ss
De- was sncored amid loud applause The duet between
Nine Rotisr (Ross) and her brother Antoni Mr Quint)
was also much spauded We enter into description
the plot here w have already length on apre
voss occasion. In the second Rotsr was very
edectve. The situation b most dramatic, and shs both
sings and acts admirably. Ths aaesnpanment and the
trio sung between Rosa and her brother and her (r
wsinicb) was really nne. E
Tho third act passed OF with eclat tho opera being
decided success Had all the artists capable
Nine Roter. the performance would have been still
brilliant and the merits a the opera been appareut
Mr. Qunt as the brother sang but slerably whils he
acted Tn such manner AZ 10 make, In instances,
that appear ludicrous which should have been the
verse We havc not space say OF now opera
but take pleasure in commencing IL TO the public.
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

'iosinR the Kentucky Campaign" Did he 90 ~ we
Know not. we trust mot, The day may come whea We
sha DO him greater justice than the events OF that wou
cur snce We have the present 10 deal with history
viii take good care OF the past.
Grant WI moi capture rnksttag. lie may hnd himself
AZ the man who went 10 hunt the lion. II all our aes'
patches are correct he has made his at assault ana the
next feature will probably be an encounter WITH yonn
ston reserve and newly arrived coums OF reinforce
ments Then IL defeated, where Is Rosccranss Echo
answers"No whore" He 10 hugging bis rampant
around hnrfreesboro and the embrace will be coser
when General Bragg begns enorcls him with swollen
army OF happy hearted heroes by the war cry d
son To Nashville aud the distant but still present war
song of Blue bonnets the bsrder' aye, over ths
border through the blue grass o Kentucky across the
waters OF the Ohio, deep into the delves OF the fruitful
West every man With steed beneath him and sfes'ner
IN his cap, singing, -st
Hurrahl hGrrah for the bonnie blue dag
That bears single starp'
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A Rebel Lament for Fa Iiures I'm the Mia
sissfppf Cnmpaign.


II the campaign IN the valley ~ the Nssssppi be ter
with triumph the Coufederstss and the consequent
dcmorarzation of Grants army the war IN the West
must necessarily assume an entirely drerent and
solnew bat novel phase.
To defeat the bcsieging ecmer around about y,ks
burg and " hold kosecrans 10 check by means the
resnlts 10 be achieved by the men ~ tho south
They are rather the by inch ve are IN the ens
70 attain position 70 dictate terms Of peace.
We must own With regret that most of the b,,tles a
this have been fought, bot much 10 On lsh ths
struggle as 70 keep the struggle from nnishlnx Us We
have fought not ~ cDuquer, but 70 Ourselves from
being conquered The AZ oDslve has been our favored
policy Instead of strkng While lhs e red we hays
pursued the vain amussnenDt a. catching the spaks
whlch fell from " of themselves
There vas time wher by the speedy transtIcn az
troops and inpcuors rrsey ~ The general war De-
Iartment m gh have thrown a una u men 1nder
Sidney JohustOn 20 The Ob,o river rsnng cur guns ur
tovpgton He egtte sndscrisf "lown npon your marros
bones 70 the pcrk princes ~ Cine we csgd th~n
have cgsy scfed uron thit great central heart the
Western Railroad took up ng of march for the lr
and bcf0re the eyes ~ e sinpcfed Masses o. ts
Of the sssnts admin strslou fuiy op.r 49,
an bave planted ass the raf tree " Abe Lin
colds thrcsLho'd and declared pesce from h eOuiel m
strtg8ed, Illinois. Why not There vas notbng - pfe
vort usuo army 90 sptrt 90 Wari.e greperai ,ons ~
Fag uothug but blatant oonlceueo Acc cl aafsy 3D.
.as0 BIT We misecd the soi1cn charca 81 lca auiin
tneu eecreary o. asr AID ths gene .aly 49, rs
tfy are - barne tor tb1f Hepr laf1 p.ar Ial .sfs
aLI u EIt q W. 7 ~ @tIH tna tra H ETH.
GOA ia o. . W 70 soi t4ty ear Nr. taf rr
ssss ss.Ds sssA. Tie gsss G- cl.rss 80 y a.
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ATHLETIC CLUB, OF PHILADELPHIA, vs.. EXCEL sIOR
CLUB, OF BRooKLYN-PHLAD ONE AHEAD.
Yesterday the members and friends OF the Athletic
Club arrived in New York; and played OF the
tercstng and closely contested games that has
nesed for many years past. From eight thousand
spectators present and she greatest order prevailed
throughout. The game commenced at haHp two
o'clock, and continued till hall past six. The grounds
a. the foot OF Court street, Brooklyn, wore
gay and animated appearance. At tho FRS,
Of tho game the Phadclphians seemed TO be getting
"worsted for in tho first three innings they the
same number Of skunks," while the Excelsior stood
seven Some most excellent play exhibited both
sides, especially toe pitching and catching OF the Ph
delphians To partcnlarze the play general would
cupy too much space, leave the 10 tell the
tale IL must be remarked. however that upon the nnsh
Of the ninth isnings which q the full game. Tho
decided and which resulted a the defeat OF the
famous kxcelsior Club Appandad Ia The eoore
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~ unc discoveries n private medical paece -DcAiness
medical Fractional Of yssrs srsrsnce p special
practice has Of late been ehr sucsssu Ia his
treatment Of deafpss resulting from measles
catsrrh any other caus. accompanied with dsha,es
from the that hc cannot refrain from giving pub
c although this mode Of doing 70 Ia eonsdercd by the
medical proesson - little irregular But thousands
upon thousands suffer constantly from the disastrous
sequsa OF their diseases furnish some for
author for eivtns Newspaper publicity by doing
OF It's sufferer. should h relieved Of their
Parties sctrd with deafness OF this (whsthsr
children aduts) certainly be cnyed AMI would End
Union square Post once az BY mail % same addr.ss wheh
viii bs waited upon at their residences Frst visit
examination free. when full particulars be
Learned gwen OF tho highest order parties
No charge made in OF failure to perform WI
be undertaken. French spoken.
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The riookers from Cornwall.
TO rnE EDITOR oF THE HERALD.

81 LrxEs HosrrAL, iUrrSocnH srnrrr, N. I'll
June 10, 1893. /
u your ssue % Saturday last, under the beading Pcr.
scral ntegepce," the announcement a. 10 tho former
residence Of Fighting Joe" is Incorrect Ihe know.
ledge cornish gentleman, In the "western News,
IN gand has respcc ng the Ccmmander In 81 q, ,bs
federal army of the Rapahannork or of the opca een
sef Yctuaiier a We 'cevon starr Hotr tho loroueh
3. teIor, rnwa must Re very lin ted a. ~ lst,rs
r TOW Ia ~ Lukc's Hosni,sI w this rttv eu,rs ~.
wounds inllc'ed under the General = command 80 49,
tt e.u"h's bOGrs GL0RGE ucoKEH.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Iss Cunard mail steamship Persia. Captain Lott, will
leave this port TO morrow for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe wi close in this city at half past
twelve O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
The Nxw YowK HpALp-hdItion for Europe-will be
ready a eleven O'Clock 10 morning. ana will con
tam the latest reports the Attempted Invasion by tho
Rebel Army Of the Loyal States Of Maryland Pennsy
and West Virginia the Latest Accounts OF the Progress
OF the Siege g. vicksburs and Accounts OF all Move
msnts OF the Conendng Armies throughout the country
Reports OF the Dcpredatons OF the Rebel The
Commerce Of the World Late and important Intelligence
from Mexico. with Details Of the Capture OF Pueba
OF the Movements Of the French Army and all other In
teresting News OF the past week.
Sampson Low, Son 4 Co., ~ Iudgste Hill, London,
England, will receive advertisements and subscriptions
Tor the NEw ioRk HERAID. uff
Ontciat Drawings or MURRAY. Eddy 4
Co. . Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KISTuCKv. EXTRA CLAss 32g-june u.s. 1888
0, 20, 30, 20, 81, 4, ~, 3J.
Kksrucxv, CLASS J3C-Iuns IS. 1881.
Al, 26, 25, Is, TO- IS, ii, 65, "a, IL, 66, 73, 49,
3, 27, 10, 46, 6l.
Circulars seu. free Of chsrre, b. aaars.sng .,her,o
Oovington. Nv. o. st. Louis xS
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The Fight at Culpepper.

(From she Lynchbnrg Republican, June ILL
brief paragraph IN this paper yesterday morning
taken place on the Rappahannock Tuesday between
portions OF our forces and the enemy. From gentlemen
who left Cupepper Court House yesterday morning we
enabled 10 give some particulars OF the battle which
Is represented rs havrg been desperate QUE
The forces engaged On our sidc Generals W. II.
Lees, Hampton's Legion, jones' and Robertsons bri
gades with the beauregard battery from this city, and
one Other company cf artillery. Our ttai force
bered about four thousand The enemy had II Is estI
mate about ten Thousand cavalry, regiments OF
infantry and six batteresthe whole under command
General Pleasanton.
The enemy commenced to cross the Rappahannock
simultaneously at Beveys and Keiley's fords and other
both OF their main columns pushing forw ard toward
Brandy Station fve miles below Cuiepper Court House.
with the DESIGN OF getting In forces who were
between the Cour House and the station They captured
our pickes and thus prevented early intelligence their
movements being reported. The ngnt commenced at
brought IN position, aud from that time until two O'Clock
the yht ragged with terrific Asrcsuess, gradually
driving the enemy before them towards the Rappahan
mock bridge About two O'Clock tho enomy CON-
meuced retreatng UP the RappahAnnock, when
toi,rei Muniord, commanding Ftz Lee's bril-
gade, whose camp Oak shade, crossed
the aze river and attacked them IN thor front. The
and dscomntod enemy effected recross NJ Of tho Rap
pahannock nt Beger y 8 and fords adjacent.
Tho enemy fought hand 10 hand tor time. but relied
principally their cavalry dsmouptod and used N
infantry, and thcr artillery Our brave troops made
many desperate charges, and often driven back by
succeeded In forcing the enemy " Commence retreat
leaving many Of their dead and wounded In hands.
Our losses are heavy and among them some OF best
ofncers.
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The above hard for h0sses out Of condition
with the thefmomster ~ etGhty N ths shade: yet they
got through with IT, and the best The betting
was In favor of Robinsons D. 3. at two 10 at the
beginning and continued range that way the end
with few exceptions. Races OF this kind Of raro
currence, and although attractive, We would say the
fewer the better. ilIl|
trot f9r sweepstakes "a this afternoon SEQ
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THE MILITARY.

II ses f"s. June ~ ist-n . eors r. n Oris
No 10 IN r0ngtassc sfth brxsds Oflsr--shts
recsFed-his r~gifnsst heresy directed anasag
At tho srnofy 10 frss.fayi usrninE q TO-.
ocsck equipped Ia fuh fatigue ~lh ksapsara
rolled lear.oal hAssfsses. eonsinns on- daT. r-iiss
ana cantanarsa1y 10 fr'rersd 10 Ptiss
shon ssrs.o~ 10 mach of Orhef No drsetBs a. 80
tneBt W passds Weiussfsy. tho iTh inst i isgse,
o0ute Hiei- Members
in time "a rsIoft a. lvI osies -iA ffor durDs
At hr Afu.ofy 81 grlsf
sARsHALL LEfYERrs. Cslnsi
uusg, Al latA1L
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- - \ -
nlISCELLANE EOUS.

cAuTIoN-rhs PiAnission Ber Bottle 10 occurred 10 as
by United States letters patent.
To initiate 1 for any o,her purpose IL . crime
punishable with nne aud impr.on Parties warned
of the consequences Of aiing empty bottles with any
o,her mixture. whether calling rsn,aiisa Buters
By any other We cash. slty censper dozen.
Sso per gross for all empty bottles dserei ct
factory los sLber thu. removing ans for s
sorauce. .s.H
Any person pretending to sell PAa,a,on BMsrs Ia bulk.
BY the gallon. s swinder and imposer We sei only
In regular bottles eli bearing private United states
aamp and steel plate lAbls and sigus,ure.
Pc DRAKE 4 Goa
ma Broadway. New Yort.
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Freckies, Tan, PimpIcs, Erupste~s. SAL
soap f3 brosdssy
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me w Woomun&tOm Eebe0ramos
wAsHNa on June Is. 1858.
Unofcal tele from Hanes Bluff 70 the 10th have
beon received. Il
hey represent that there has material change
30 anar3 there. I
Our lines around the enemy are gradually being con-
arac'ed. The late rains have improved the condition Of
the army and the navigation of the Yazoo.
The following extract from private letter OF high
oavaI Ger vicksburg contains Information or in
tcres,. II is dated June 3, 1S63:--
vcssburg still holds out, but 1t Is very much like an
old horse turned out 10 die with the turkey buzzards
hv,Dg over him and with just strength enough
ieft to whisk his tail and brush or the Hies
that are blowing him all over. In that devoted
cit, they looking anxiousy for Joe Johnston
their relief but he got such q thrsshing that
amt come time. over the rifle pits yester.
day Sherman's ircnt, within fifty yards OF the
enemys r1s There our men lie In groups, waiting for
ebe; to show his nose, and the moment he does he
opred BY this time judge they within ten
fifteen yards, for they have for greuades
which being forwarded with all The firing this
evening has been terrific from side. We have a
hrnded guns playing the city behind the mortars
aud gnnboats keep constant We re.
c.sc no ply whatever To Shots The guns on the
snd side have el been senced those near the water
u apparently been left take care of themselves.
oc gunboats have their range well that thoy drop
Their shss prctsy much where they please. You re-.
member sebas,opoR We thought the Malakor the
d;vl well, thee are twenty Aalakods here, and
such cuntry TO operate in you sawuothng but
high hits and deep gulIes and feed every direc
tou 70 stop ogress. Yet troops charged over
these and chased the rebels into their works don't
think there ever was such splendid lighting We have
had here. aDwtw
ressrters come In every minute. We haye had thirty
lau ut.<~ H.
sad picture OF affairs in vicksburg. The last
twenty four hours the grub has been reduced 70
QUO quarter pound Of beef and pound OF meal per day
THIS they only get at night as 10 the only time they
can move about in safety. There mortars moored
as close to the city they safely CO. They have torn
IL up by the roots and killed numberess CATTLE besides
keeping tho troops in their hiding hoes or bombproos
The gus ars going this morning, and this being
oil day the rebels will get it's. intelligent contra
band has Bsst He says perfect hell In tho
town. between the mortars, gunboats and artillery.
Fveryouo lives in cave which however does not protect
them from the morars. These interesting projeces 70
through twenty feet of earth.
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Jimmy Lynch the favorite previous 10 the start at
one hundred forty before mile Of tho nrs heat
had been trottsd tho became decided avDre al
almost any odds. She won very easy Tue second heat
seemed more n favor OF Lynch of mile bat after that
his driver tried hard 70 win. but did not know how
SANE DAY.-Match, $780, ave mile and repeat 10
wagons, carrying Hiram woodruff weight
Horace y. Jones named b. z. d r.. ..............1 I
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Lottery OF Kentucky.
EaraA CLASS sss--yans is isss
u, 81, Al, as, 10 62, 6s, rs.
Class i30-June ID. 1859.
4S, 50, 81, ~. Is, 81, 20. IL, 20. ~, 8, I8, II,
8. 81, so, 81, ", II, Is. aL
JOuN A NORRIS 4 90,
xilm ngton Delaware
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SUr4RfoR TO EAST LYNNE
y on "EANLA IIHtRS~
THE oRtAT NOVEL OF MS YEAR
THE CASTLE HEfK,"
'1HE CAsILr'k LEiR"
THE CASTLES MIR"
BY MRS HENRY WOOD
Aathor OF "yern~rs Pride" 'EaE - IirlrAr 'R..
Lynne Ac
second edition of ls ths afeaien Nngv printed for
years IL published aud fof tae this day - a BRADY,
~ Ann street snf ~ sji other
compIec tn two btle octave yoiurre. price cents
volume Ia paper cover. or the whsi bousl Volume
Published aud Zoe caeap-s, boo. eins store iu
this country 10 buy ssni for a. Books
u. PETEHbON BnoiuEks
Jos Ghestgut street rhiiaJsilbis.
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NEWS FROM vIcKsBURG.
~~-~~~~-~~-~>~~>~~~~~D~-
Tho Situation Unchanged on
the 10th Instant.
Reported Arrival or Rebel Troops
On the Louisiana Sh0re.
General Johnston Preparing to
Advance, g.
Co., &C.. 10.
NEWS FROM vIcKsBURe.

The Memphis Telegrems.
it aa MExvHs Tenn, June Is, 1888 3,
The steamer Hawatha, from below with dates TO the
10th nst., has arrived.
The situation at vick burg Is unchanged except that
Iines are daily cootrac d.
The late rains have improved the condition Of the
army. .t
About SIX thoussnd Of Kirby Smiths rebel force
re orsed 70 have come up the wazhita river aud
making demonstrations on tho Ious~a SIDE of the river.
oar troops at kliken's Bend have b-sa rsinforesd
Ces JohnstOn u still rscsivns rsnforcsmeuts from the
fast and Is preparing 10 forward. III
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sioacs Elliptic LooDsstitch Sewing
Machine. With improved brsider 5pecim Of given
bJ7 Bgosdway
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ALL ruIa yIEK or - MNyr rfuh tM FEft4 .
"A - 90 fhs tnfnsus% 800 n M .Fa a.f y.
t,ssfs Tbs rfatifx #H IF ef q. owes ..sr....
a. rDsaa - faf tnftsuNns IIefNsr f.f f..
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
wnmsoros June is. 1865.

WAmGros june 10, 1865,
sEoLAnAvios or fugitive SLAVES.
Planters OF Prince George county Maryland, are here
to day. 70 reclaim fugitive slaves Who have been enced
OF 10 gangs by white tina, armed and resist tho
patrols OF the slavehoiders.
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

FASHION PLEASURE oRousps.

hospAr, June I5-frottns match, $500 two mile
hests.
Jas hoMahon named tn Young Flora. In harness l
r. Walters named b. g. jimmy Lyuch. TO wagon,
Tsme--Fyva ffeaf i.u Ims--.yecond Heat
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Ferris Il Sons Own and Paris Boots,
below Fourth street
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wire summer Houses, Arboss wire
Trelils Work. &c. HUTCHINSON WICKERsHAN
20 Canal strgci. eas, OF Br0adwsy
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The shAirs gf p sht sefr faii ~ al.
A. ihfuash WssfsFu vhase rs.at
A. aged uho@5 Gpait@ rqan
frorlsInd fabsfse c4pr~
uls sircr hs.sa mier
R~.foks hs fhftfs yeaff tnd tea
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ThrgnxA Eat art N.si snf @yufh, snf s8fth,
~ isr istr yer. fte uayri Z tsrts
Pfsla mica ~ ths snn ring ~srh
Tie Casasr bitsrs N0nd'fgI, ~9f'h
Kffs.stgr
whsrs Jashli hrs sad sis fie.
tsr4ih Arci auf toffil ssiss
Nhrfr'Hf fiaHas~ affsr4s llf fsfs.
rk~sr hatifff ~ siaaHni .hasf.
Elreisos
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r41isfs Gyftnltla, 4 ear.
rl~i vnn4 lists NJ fhH a.sFi. p8-ss
Ol Hsfurr'a chlsf.t, rieh u tgsFt
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ne slnss - Ffs.cs Assrs's so-r.
SPECS ffofa ktts ffsErsrf tow'fs
fonsns ttsif ireHsbeF W Efe
frei.sr.
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Royal Havana Lossery.-sec Omctal
Drawing OF May .. on psseI TAYLOR co.
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Il E B E L N e w S. 49,
~~-~~@~~--~->--~----~
The LATE FIGHT AT CULPEPPER.
A COMPLETE SURPRISE.
--,>o~>~-o~~~-s~>-o>---~-
xHH 1HDHL LOSS HEAVY.
r. >>~~~~->~~o~~o-~~~~-~-e
Severe Structures on the Rebel 16iM.
tary Authorities.
~->~-~~~~~~-~~~~~>>--~---
Anxiety Felt for tho Fate Of
Vicksburg.
p hna >-o~>>~~>~~.~~>>~-~~> .i-tef
Rebel Speculati0ns Should Grant
be Defeated. m,n.-
ass -. As.


The Richmond papers OF Saturday contain the follow
ing items:-- -1
mo state prison and city jail 50 completely jam.
med With all sorts Of prisoners and criminals that the
tharities AJAX 70 know what 10 do with them.
At the cavalry Aght Kelly Ford the Rappahan-
nock on the 9th instant Brgadee General Ftzhugh Lse
con Of Major General Robert Leo, very severely
wounded; Captain Farley Of General stuarts staff
killed. Colonel williams, or tho Second North Carolina
Volunteers, killed; Colonel Frank Hampton killed
Colonel Butler Of South Carolina had log shot of Capt.
Jones, Of Lees cavalry was killed. v rt
The battle was one Of the most severely contested during
the war. t .t-
There are now detained in Libby prison ono hundred
and thirty Ave Yankees officers ninetyavs Of whom
captured near Rome, Georgia They detained, TO-
gether with citizen prisoners until the United States gov
ernment comes to terms the pending between
our and their commissioners. t.fs.3
Richmond papers, Of June 13, say that the reported
taxing Of Helena some days since out OF the fact
that (rebeD troops made feint that place and
succeeded n capturing wagon train and prisoners
The Richmond Eaquirr, OF the 18th, says:-''wm
Bond, English subject from North Carolina was put
In Castle Thunder yesterday for improper conduct"
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

Pr1zes Cashed in all Legaiixed Lotte.
ries. Inform nation given JOSEPH BATHS Broker
No n Wall sr~et room No I, New York.
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AUTHORIZATION rAizg

-. go q s1 ~ 500 8u 80
iFs s.issss sslis-.s ~ fi Sit y.
rAyv r. 'ss' vrrniai1 raia NJ rs. t..t
Ilass.. pssaiuss I.s fof D. tas sf ..ast 3, o
TsrLOa 90 Hsstsa
- vac 49, Yea
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Composite Iron railing for Cotssges
snd Cemetrry Lots ~ TCHiksDN wICkEEsHAM
$50 Canal street, East of Broad say.