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AUCTION NOTICES.

A CCTlON SALE OF GENERAL HOUSE
= Ahold furniture. embrse,ns everything usceA,ary
20 PING cd burned fou, last week. viii tshs
9th ct. between "a aud Sd ave 90
a lCTlON NOTICE S. W, SELDNER,
Arc ,ioneer, tess 10 inform HI. friend. and the
public thu, he h., removed from % Bo-.ry 10 IFS
Nrv Canal st DOOR from Roserv, .h.re he will
continue. under the firm sELBNfR LEVY, 20
nave frsu.t 'aes Of general neiehsndte and msts
neral advsn," M oontisum NJ $40
MORTGAGE SALE OF PRIMITIVE
~ II sr,,s-,. july "t'h ,'a', At IL o'tloct A NJ,
"'%s E.hih s',nue' ms usofs chsit.. \ d.
W W. j., Al. uoneer.' 49, ~ u u N'Ns'
L lcs os,S .' nl'LsI>Gsan,v .,, iA ~,
St d + men, y' en- . c SI d sS.
CT dip l. p, - r-ins t. ia
SHEkitF'S SALE-R HARD WALTERS
A,etr, ~ SCI tnv day. ftid1,. ~ lvs o'clocs
! nes &c JAWS lynch. ss.-ia = SSosivlI,
~ .H'ih Also sil 'eu same 'iale, zoo sssort.
- Ing 'esd,. tables, bureaus, rcve., eh.ir.'
- her farniiu %. Also ., ,ssEs ptin . brandt !
3 e c'i.'r t.i,t lis
- HERMAN & co. AuCllONFFRS
-id.d tbi. i.t. .rui, gan. At /, O.. OF u
chemp. sre. Vi, g; casks, bbl, sti wire. dsrt s"d
p IsD, I'D w." 80 rye q Iur. por,
ola 81, .yfuls NJ %. &c.. % ut caatnpaxn ., tea
c N.r, .csp. &c. The eht re It h Of = sLoi.s.l %
elr sac positive, thoui f,cr,r. Tot -.su. nv
~ UAfFNEY. AtCllONtfE OFFICE
L corn N'fls . 49, " Chambers. ~t.l cell
lds g'i INST. at II o eioci. le,.c. ,to's and M
tnre' Ter .uur to.c, uJl aAh nston Of, cot.
net o. liArto~ o.. "a
WIN. WHITES. AUClR WILL SELL
w tn day. at o'cloct, at ~ Cant, Of, hou.eht ID
tarnituT. carp m.hs.n sud ~. tei.tcsd..
BAR mat asses sfs bureaus, vststa nds, nirrifa
ehar. tsb'es, puor 'ut.. rot'Ns do. crooks Y
aud glassware, reirgsrAtora Kitchen furniture &C "
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
BANJO INSTRUCTION III. g. DOBSON,
- Manufacturer and teacher Of BANJO, oty Broad.
NAV, who suslantees his pupils paIis1t kro~ ledge
OF the instrument for 20 bS
pANJO AND JIG DANCING TAUGHT
Dby tho renowned j, hogan, 80 LIST ave, st 50
cAuu ~ lsssaa q u ~ - hARla taG sals ~ .
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LOST AND FOIrNn.

ENGINE co. No. 3.-LOST A FIRMAN'S
~ 40, No. 90. Tbs finder vin pasass leave 70 at
shs Chiefs office, q Ehsabsth q, o. st Ensae house,
I'll East ilih e.
FOUND on 2lST INST.-ONE BLACK
4 hor,e, which the owner can have By psovius pop-
erfy aud I~ytnf eharses 1fuot removed this three
rsy, III he cold for chsrses Inquire cor Banks and
WAhnston sts X 8. PRIME -
T .OST on THE Pod, IN FULTON Street,
Inv Yc't. bet n -cAdvsy and Gold Il, from Q wss
II Y.i 8, tn; ~ Ssdsr .,l ,.
Ah floor. p8
STOIFN-THfS MORNING (23D JULY,
~ bet-een And = o'elo~t, from 800 Wet 18th o..
~ Mare, IL hsnds hirh, white altar on forehead.
AM p. ,on ~ n ming the same, or giylps inf,rma-
ton shieh VII cad IN her rceov,ry, yii b. hbcray
~ .on. JOHN ri Tif II 'n III 70
&S REWARD LOST ON THE NIGHT
W. Of the sist, . pocket book. containing small
N'.2e. The dr vtu rc,civs tn. Above reward
I'd no qutstions asted on returning ii pin and
b,dse, and they NAV keep the moLey By l.aviis the
nadse and pin a. ITO vsrict ct. CT. n. The
pin 10 Q sic iron decreased friend. l0i
xOS-LOST IN A BLEECKER ST. Stage;
" - ~ or on Brosdway, y fiat engraved gold bound
m'e, i'ts With .namolea edsc, Id ochet broch,s,
and one u yer dram h,'fle A rr~sra Of ~, -nl ne
Hni W u tie eturn vi the above articles to BALL.
bl.AIk Go. II lway. cot. Prince lu3
SD0 RfwAED-STkAYED FROM TIE
pr n,.c, Of the subscriber, July 10Th, on the
Mvttle ave All Road, Ncvtovn. Long Island t-o
hof,e'' one brown With . White spot on the risht
ne hfehesd, both s-'ch tai's Any person return.
tus sad hoites living iIoi alton u their where
anout' 70 ihssut'etth,t shsI receive the above
ward PtIER bE bEvOise SIS
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AMUAEMENT0.

A GRAND PICNIC WILL Blk GfvRA
AfS the bensft Of 81 Pssrs Cashsllc Church. Heo
In ssh ~. ,svgs Gardsn s0tA q, Z. =, % Tus.1aA
stsn under ~ YEAR, a AGe, half price, The ealsoso-
~ Ln,en oss and stfiss Basd h saNesd ~ H.
DONT FORGET CAMPBELL'S BENEFI1
rr,s ~ INF new ROwERY THEATRk
rnLH, sr,asy " hSlNG, JAY 34sh vhsu the entire
CANfbElI,sM nstrels, Is In numbsr together With
sno,en hr.t eius volunteers, viii psrtcru Prof..
oAht tsleium Light sni be sihibttsA in trent a
,n' ou'lu,hs. uo ery. lO6
RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TnE DENItR BRorHERs
light Rope Dsucer., G,innas,s And p..,o-.,-,...
Also NoeiS
.stNroRDs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
LIVING OtlRAkG OCrANS
rrro IMO LivlNu TIGER CATS,
TWO AoNsfER LYING BnA C0NsfRicroRs
AtlnhArON WRITER
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
q DOMESTIC tAT NJ RSlk0 TWO NINKs
. The GRAND AQi ARIA. L-Arucd seal, sea 1 ,o,
ton'ter Hear. Living Ana,undaa Wa fieuIe. %
Ad,m,ae on TO all 70 c.. Children under TO- ib rts
sArt RpAf NEXT. Benefit Of saudicrd iToups io1
MhillIi-GEO. DOUGHER1Y DANypS
Willis RATri.tsNAKE ia Of the NEW uuw.
Ekl lHrA1Rf, Thu tfRIDAYl Eysu,us. "a,
CAAfhflLs BENEFIT. leo
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A 7 g-PAWNBROkFk TICKETS
.,,., .snsd, MI pay :, p,t e.s, more han any
monds lewchy oliver ware. guns, ri,tols siks dc.
ss mo ~, Monsy .' az, aa.rnera on "a. ,sm. rem,m
rooms. sa
AT - - PAwNDEOKER'S TICKETS
~ ~an'sd-I will pa NOR. than any person In this
cry Tor p,vn ticket. Of .hsmord,, watches, e-ety,
guns, pistols slvsr~a are, Re. ANY p~r-on havn. tick
etc TO scl would Do vel 10 call before di,p.,sg Of
them el'e.heIc III. above sd, snced on II desired,
D. sppl' ins al - MesehtT 81, up stare, ll5
DWIGHT 49, PROF. CLAkk'S CALCIUM
Light can he s-cn RAplAfiNG IFS LJMiN.
OR RAYS TO- MILL ZACH WAY. on the NEW
MWmKr nEAIkt, this (fRiDAYI Evening Tor
EROION AQltEDrCT DEPARTMENT.
that hve ref cent penal wall be addd on the l.t day
q f fApfr S,' w on .. unpaid water r'n 1h9s
hlSSOIUTlON-TuE COMPREHENSIVE
GklGGs 4 CRuMr, IL N. ds, dissolved ny ni'usi
Jhs GKi, ais"I , h'Sns t t,srh COOK
July I'D, l,oS. ll3
HlLToN'S lNSOLuBLE CEMhNT Is A
= ne. thing \ tn % lte It hss ever been bef re
nne'.d 10 me Public u not combination OF rub
lns. 20 boot; aud ,he suilc,en,ly strong without
=, shi ,n m nd. broken isn,ace cookery to
mud and =. easily applied As common paste II 10
,n.lubs 20 vster OF OIL It sdheres oily substance.
M ni ana completely. Put up IN packages for family
ami pAnuisctui ere use, from two ounces hundred
POUNDS. y sale at ali stores,
HILTON BROS. & co Projectors, Providence
Once. corner ofby"r aud Pine stf"ss. eos
7 .Aw BLSlNESo-l PROSECUTE OR DE-
- lend god In any court, and charge no fe II
40 not succeed Advice fee. IneNc,p Iou,ile re-.
irrences N, HOW ks, Couns, lloi ~ Law, IS SAssAu
are :, second Hoo. Yl5
7 .EIIkR WRITING AND CORRESPOND
- inr Agency Oficr. n, az Eighth Az, near ai,b
o. open iom oclu'k A N un',I . O'Clock ", daIlv
Il f q - 10 Ia NSa II
NOTICE L. HEREBY GIVEN THAT An
election io Iru tee. OF NcCulipuEh's Lead
Company, vi be rrld At the Office of the conp,n,,
o. Duane It, Ia III CRY of \ No-s. IN the 18th
dsy OF Ju.y, 1893 b. The hour OF ~ IN and 1 u m
JAS X. HITCHCOCK. sore ~ry. Boz
DAWNBROkERS TICKETS PURCHASED
OF clothinr, dr. g,od', leselry, dianond,, &c A
hgh prmiun, PAID Tor overcast tickets. 4 iage lot
Of ci' Ling for 'as, business COS = -, fne black
och 40 eA..imr,- p n,s ~, linen 81, alap.cca
LOO, yeats 81. GEO. LENlE, 42T Broorne at, 2fl
DAW NBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
at 40 II strr At, one door east Of Bovery will
welty, sun' .ilss' dry goods and clothing lo' OF
owe coats wanted 3l$
pROTECTlVE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA-
TION-The bJccts Of the Association are TO secure
TO sode and sal ora, aud their fam lies any claims
nor Dsiun-, pay aud bounty. and give advce and
Information t. hem uithOut cost, and to prevent
frauds against them and the Government. Appiica.
ton IN prrs0n OF b. letter should be made HENRY
GREENFIELD, SEC, 30 Chamber, at, New York tfs
1STO b CENTS FER POUND PAID Cash
for old newspapers, books and pamphlets. And
THOMAS c. 3ENSETr. los william Of, corner "
Spruce. 2C2
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EXCUR snONs,

SuNDAf. JULY 26-THE ONLY REGU.
- lar sunday bost The steamer TAYLOR io,
Glen Cove. Ney Roehsis. CITY islsnl. whitsstcnS
tort schuylr str.ttonP =, vi leave Peek Slip Y
81. Returning leave Clan Cove, ~ n New No
shes. ~. sio.pius 81 ell The stAss iasdinss THE
boat viii postiveiy 20. PSI
To TAlLORs AND THE PUBLIC GtNR.
l. rally Rally for the Pie-ute- -Ths Worh,os Tai
orr Trade Protective Union bag 70 snnounc. thas
their Fiat Grand Annual Pie-sc viii take place 70
CONVEYANCE BY ssanbost g. Tickets for the {. a..
den; includes family, 20 eS. PEI the boat, each
see bills. pn.trU and sdysstssns cute ny order on
the Central COMMITTEES. kOBr. GROVE Sec YyI
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ElRST PACKET.SHIP FOR LIVERPOOL.
ELY will pohtvely sall ~ above For pasr ,xs ply
on board, pir IL East River, o. to e. 4. TEN EYCK
% + ,uth Il. 2iD
EOR LIVERPCOl.-OLD BLACK BALL
= Line Packets Tho ship ISAAC WEBB. viii saii
plnciually on Saturday, Aug. LIST. FOR pssssve
In cabin or second cabin apply board foot Of Deck
nan st.. OF to koChE BROS. CoffEY. ss south
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WANlED--NEw SHIRT lRONERs AND
~aahsfs. st the Broso~sy Laundry, % Mercer
OF.
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WANTED A WET NURSR-APPLY AT
w IL p ~, to-day, at IL Washington place. rs
WANTED-4 GIRLS ON TIE SPANG-
Apply at Is! Ch.nb, re- st. 81
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TRUNK MAkERs-ONE GOOD SOLE
l. leather and 2 good French hsnd, wanted Anil
g f,ctory III lis Christopher street. CHXs''C.
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ITO CAP MAKERS-wANTED FIRST
l. rate hand on slaxed covers TO work In the ,hop
eAn have t,sdy employment. All Of my old hands
can have employment right away Call at once ON
ALFRED 7. REYNOLDS, l9s Broadway. 26O
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TO FARMERS MEN WANTED &c
work on . farm, Q short distance from Me- Val
Sty, scotch or &c man preferred. Apply In th,
bAkefy, IhD OreenWlch ~.
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SKlRTS-FRAME HANDS, EXAMINERS.
- and sewers wanted. Apply at col. Of sth ave and
81 St up stairs; or at 39l Broadway. FOG
SILVERSMITHS wANTED-PLATE MA
~ ters good wortmen, Of steady hshits, can learn
9 q situation by applying TO G0khAA 4 CO.
maidSn Lane.
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ROOkBlNDtRS- WANTED A PlAtN
aIhnshei on blank soit. BEATTEY 6s1EvES
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GEN ElsAL BUSINESS.

A T 609--PAW NBROkFRS' TICKETS
vaned. ] Will pay ~ per more han any
other Ison IN the city, for tickets for watches q
monds lewciy, tilvrr ware, guns pitnls, tilkN &c =,
and money htcraly advanced on the ,snr. rcrsm.
Der n. place, 6vp Broad~syeoi Houston ct, up sars
room y.
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WANTED-A GIRL WHO Is FOND OF
W children, for genera hous. o l. and mus, bring
references 81 w. East 10th Ct. be-, Let aud 81
WANTED--GoUD lROSERS On LADIES
w linen coiars and CUTS The best If prie,s paid
70 eIperie need hands. ~ frAnklp at IS
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ERRAND BOY WANTED IMMEDIATE
AIiy, At the hA, shop, IN From, e., brooklyn. 70
I,EATHERS-GlRI.S WAN1ED-2 FIRST
L rate prpArerr, ssod sewers, q fret rate branch
an 81 hover &r. None but food hands will apply to
the fireman Of the mandatory Of PHILLIPS a
MANNING, Az Roadway q.
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WANTED AT 3Ss BROADWAY, PANTA-
w Icon IN shers and button hole makers and prcs
ers Cali ell the week II
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Roy WANTED To LEARN TIE GIN.
ASerL engraving bu,ines. must reside With ht. 10.
stns and hsye at,stc tot lettering Apply 70 HOk
LON q VAN sACN, II NAs 'au, q John IS
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IVAN ED,-A GIRL lG OR Il YEARS
w Of age, to do the work of . family az t,o. Amer,
lean preferred Apply a. Isl 10th ave one door nom
the cor OF !oth ~, over The bhkcTy MRSKEENANS
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WANTED-A MAN TO RUN A SMALL.
w engine and attend W nchiug machine; steady
enjoyment viii be given; apply 29l Adams s'1eet,
pIookUn, 80
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ROY WASIED-APPLY TO THOMAS
CBRtNs, ,ugrsver. AZ broadway. up starr, from
40 ~ oClOck. 20
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Reported Arrival Of vslIs nd sEIasws q
New York.
THE RETURNING REGIMENTS.
Arrival and Reception OF the seven
seensh Regiment New York state Vol.

THEY AXE EEyILwED BY GFSERAL MCCLELLAN.
The ses euteenih regiment New York state Volunteers
arrived from the seat OF yesterday morning under
command OF Lieutcnan, Colonel Bartrsm. They mum
beted about three hundred men, and were hstnsy re-
ceyed by tho city authorities well tho military
THIS regiment was organized by Colonel H. y. fAnsing,
and went out from this thousand strong
p s struggles defence OF the national integrity the
regiment lost oysr seven hundred moo aud tho remain
Ing war worn veterans yesisrdsy paraded thr"ush our
principal stross and received with cn,huslsstc
wolcome tho hands Of the people.
Al f,ar O'Clock The procession nled through the Park
The seventeenth were escorted by the sevcn'y nrst
regiment " g. the recruiting officers at present ~ the
olty several private ogan<airns. Mayor vtdyko,
accompanied by the Committee on National Aaaifa q tho
Common 'ounc, reviewed the regiment ss niarrhsd
through tho Park. The route a procession was up
Broadway 10 Madison square. srouni th9 sqnare 20 and
through twenty ninth street 20 Fb aycnrc, down Ifth
syonne 10 Fourteenth sreei down Fourteenth street 20
Broadway, aud down Broadeay % tho Par. Barracks.
AZ the fifih Avenue H0tri Generals MCCLELLAN and
Tiz bn Porter re, ievcd no regimen, as IssPd ron
most frantic ouiyBrtt ~ applause went up from W"
Whole limo thor iaycrite commander vas Ieeogntei
Cheer upn cheer q which snpifnrut he '"neisi
u,o,,estiy bowed bls nckpow .sdgfuoDis
Al tho PARK frrsci. the regiment was entertained ~
a. s,sse"s & ds se c no s.yspen,b wsre re
scnt nearly all ihe reoriiiing oresr al present N tho
city, among whom were '9l nfa1k % VOC ir,".e ~ y,
Taasta were yrafcf 10 The gallant resrne@nih and ~
omsers Whit enthssstir cheers sre gwen ~ oene
ras Me- l.sn and fIx John Potter. thot sic' hes sefe
made y Cot lansing c0i. wott, Calt Turner, q The 80
,euty and otisfr The cycccn foiafairF 100 Tho
dinner were NAL. under TIC spT%fEison y 'apt h"sHg
"a te tarrags great feature ~ TO entertainment
v,.s mo great enthnfiasm cxprosgef 10 cuneci1b WITH
tho name a General uc'lrlian.
1hs iOipown nr are The Oihoefs o. tlf ffGiniehi'-
C;atnei--lf n tAnsing
Ite,stennn, ffiSufi-~N. v. rartra-n.
Kfty--w y. q. Grower.
Osay,esrasty-s HAVE.
ra,trla.--r roicy, kciy. Wild and yicssrg
Ffrk Lf,Dffudnti-MIyey, ftoicn ari Ie4rfffT.
yssoYsi Lisg-,ssn,a--k~ly, Moore, tux tiuk.on ,
eofderv snn Faniknrr.
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The blockade Rsnnsrs 60 ssa rres~
Nsssaa.

WtsiuSefos Nay 20 isf,
Is,ler from Sassaa dated May 2, states that sfcs
tho ith q March mo f0l8sns steamers have mAds
attempted u make vgyag's ~ iha btockAdcd poris
wave Queen. Granite CITY -io1srah Jassson iietoEyi
Flora Haysiock Enna, Ruhy, Hero - tohns narsssi.
Jesss Nina, Eaxs. Calypso Ncioias J., Digra latAio,
Glrage ri,ste serusds Gejrgilna. Bsi-nus. ret nA,
Anne, cbArIssDn, riphn Ard oihsfs-'Senty eI.t' a
au
Of these the foliorlsg have bean eaIsnrsd -rahiie
CITY, n, Johns, Nieboiss o., Csruoic, thistle, Duaro
and Dophin
ne wava o8een sioneNtn Jaeknpa aad gcorxiaca
we're driven ash1rc and the Maa has been IONS Abert
and Il supposed 10 haze been cot AZ ihys d.r-iss
of the seT>n
nss aamss Il tbsss vessel. are oftsr chahgse, With
conysys no ngtesso1 that the number sngagsa ths
usds h larger than a really 1hus tho f,oi s~si,
jseEsa was ths JsoIari, tts vstory sss ~ waJns,
and bsg.re that tLs Ahuie chnfs tbs rhars caes
the cherokee, lc whns The Iisycqss d nov aaisa tho
Baurerard.
Tho nme letter states that biiess1e fs8nins q Ea
% ailve formerly, the prics u frsxbts hssos 10
cosns arsatiy enhafcsA sitbin 10 lat TO moutts
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THE PRIvATEER ALABAMA.


~ fn4N~, w. NAY ,, if''
TA rrt-ley Al1asua Hgortof ia rf.n3s bas' Fe'fD'-
Gg.s--Ln.tyi ssfcs Fssssls n foS a. ~. H7nsa' o.
siDcs for~mdmg my Ns'sr ~ Jcsisrfay 'he tnish
a.tss sesrns, oussa has Aryct pos'. sss fin bar
learn ,si shs aal ne rsisd asit sioa'aer Aniana ar
rived w Pct Royal naraas, snd see isre ia'ofosi
,h.. sbs .zsc aAs Aiasah.a was brfry Ay' rpiitg,
le An~r raalrF Afs- bosrs--gHr say ira"'y fa@r.
bos,.-ths, steamed iro1aa % 'se its fsipfi vas
,rua Ngs b. bs iaen snifepsfsd ihe me- @'e pfe ="
-. .s1 thsy lyiiy tigd sn anS nr~t fortyna,sir
", ti., sssi aufDftutatey ~ rlr mfffaisfns sftcT
~. :. ys5' LA syr@. aBa isii 80 'ssre t~sn1
N. 4 tef ftAies fte1ioef NJ srceftf affts1 ~ MAJ
,'.t.re bafofo tAs Ors "a n. Win tlt sd retain
s,s' " tstis the u9sbis bard ihe thefaefd Enapp
rhsrs s.a ngw i0ur niied ia,sr a.wr port -.
80, Waci.ssst fu~1a, fbsfi "a tnapp Asa gerssbs !,
.s an ie caq,.ica q trsfrsa vess~s fse f<tfe,tiy
80. ,h~t 80 Aslsts w. M NAl nss u0sts ts~ri
here. Ost ssislse ,bey gsy tsy hsrs ~ psssfclov.
M, al. al sarssor ~ tLr N@sisusssf, "a 90 % ra
ss .,s lave, ara u ssl<~tas 70 SAye g" - sAsiss
40, ~ nsifss-
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STAFFORD CouaI iiorEr, Va, Nay 20, 1863
Captain Newcomb, OF General S;hnrz's star ON Aoniay
made four nporan, captures of rebel solder. ad
the other citizen who has been giving ALI aad comicTs
~ the eucmy. Two " tho ,oldors within orr infs
and supplied with passes. They were dro'ued ~
ciyans clothes, and u seems, have bccn frequently
passing aud u our lines ,hrougl the winter wi,n
information for tho rebel commanders. onc fouud
at the house Old named cuyort aud hi gray
uniform Afterwards dEcovcrci. AZ tho same house
also found q considerable quantity or cothing an
kets &C. Key and several cans of powder ana 'MsS
tin box Of gun caps Calvert waa Of course arrested
By tho arrest of other p,rtira u y believed
that regular chan OF communication through our hnes
TO the rcbcE has been broken np
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oar 10. Tnomas Correspondence.

~ THOMAS, W. J., Nay q IF3
Lads Dong ~ n, Csntrc,,nd T,adc H,fkade gnsy
sn Port bat CLoss,y WacAoi--r.s ''2yor said 10
Martna7uc aad nc iiniert.H "a seanL, ~.
Sine. my last there little taken place
these parts Tho frsn England by The iast mail
of tho escape of sn'tber rebel vessel cansos
ueme ve,aii1n to the friends OF the rnoa, bu, the
secssh rojoice exceedingly
There are many arms here WIN seeosh fsom
tsrest they supply large smoun, ~ ois 10 tho
blockads runners Nassau There bat oDe bis sa,s
steamer here port at present aId signs q her len
,dists departure, she ~ closely watched ~ ihs
wachgse,t.
ON the April tho United ss,ss steamer Wander
bt arrived Ia prt ssnd after fcs bosr dcnJ started
ror Martinique, where u reported thu unfed sia'ss
stcarner- Alabama and Oneida have the AAtsfn nss
40 blockadea into out bay. The Adnifa dscafe'
that he nBi@ her he siI sink her ie Tho ooD's
auo1cc. DO what they may.
Ns~s from tho Vanderbilt 10 ansiousy awaited b.,
up this mornsni nothing has been baafd from her.
fbo weather oyutnues exceedingly warm.
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New Exploring Expedition 60 the Arctic


wc hear that Mr. c. r. Hail will speedily undertake.
another expedition the Arctic scs under the enlIph
enod patronage q several 81 prominent ciii
zrns--Messrs. Grinnc, ward, Brcvcort and Bec<msn.
Il Is said that these gentlemen will furnish the necessary
sut6t to enable Mf. Hall 10 three among
the Esquimsux. he has learned their language and by
remaining among them he became familiar with their
radtons aud thus managed TO discover the remains of
rrobishcr when he (sr IaI) last among these peo
pie The Royal Geographical society Of Great Britain
examined these remains, and have pronounced them
thsntic pay ing at the time well deserved comp
men 70 The enterprise OF SIR. iiaL The intention OF this
gentleman is 70 and Il possible the records OF sir John
FRANKLIN and he believes he will In doing by
ascertsinng from the Eslumsux their traditions upon
the subject.
lie aso wishes investigate the reports as u the
stence OF great fresh water lake In the Arctic REGION
wb,h the reopls mention frequently. In fact, he will
pass the three he prepared % dwell IN those
ludcs studying and investigating the geographical pro
bcms regarding the northern passages from The Atlantic
the Pacific, which al the prescott time undecided
a nd enyc loped m 40 much nystcry.
Mr. Augustus II. Ward bas " the most liberal manner
given Mr. Hail order upon 1iany 60. for the best
iocket chIonomcter they furnish, while Mr.. Bache,
visual liberia lily AID saeacity, mace known 20 Mr. Hall
that he ia furnish him with all the charts and instru.
meuts he would need Thus encouraged, Mr. Hnll W
aking every cfort 20 sail aeeoon possible v 10
BE- hopcd that no meet with that whrh tho
tcrprise aud ibcralty OF all concerned fully merit
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ussssa states Csre.,s Cosr,.

frlote nnu. Jufge MELISSA
vir2D -At the sttIrs ~ the Court tAls Dornins no
tresldlnz yasrs announced ,hn tairrsphe dsarsieh
hac besn received fryu The uste s,ais- Ds,fei Mts
ssy ~ the Northern aiai' ~ orhsstr, stating that m
eonss.wrec a nincas N shs fa'uiiy ~ jaiss HaH bs
~ru1 ~ ol,yaa 10 Icare ibe t,rt for h0fnr tuige
Nslsoo .ad ths, ~ TIE crmba bsssssg tbr Cart Al
,.. .e,ter Wa irp,r,snt Iadre rtplnan wo have ~
,esses ,,ets 70 dilpt~e n t lie World, hguescr re-
tam w inls district 10 o sex.
.,tyggp yvIsoxfso o. INA HlDH HgAs.
m. -,rel Weses -. C,tFa ard f@r --Ths pfisfrers
-. ,,,,..t, ap asd nadrd pys ssT W an nj nett
..,.cv t,-a wfb tos Murder a captain Dane W a1,
,..,~,.r,ry bs vltfif 70 biR ta0 the spfcatinn q
a risln Ases ff fs'encs. ils ria vAs ssl t0wn fng
tlr "a N lnne.
sgvNAf ~ fsl>E CASE.
~, raste5 .9ae Tss fs~~~s s.--Itf .e~ssl sd
s.,v wefs coist1nef sD o,dstd W ia1Fe q'sr q ~
~ Tho eccisbr " Jgsse ssiss, ,'ubish~i IN Tute
sayx fimAtr, sspsshd thst arrsr, sna Mf iisfcs "a
,r.,ds pos moves The past ~ esDc a ths owncs q
,he casso sSrrsf tho cunfsu.sa'sn Tbs issusc, -
t.gnsy s1f NJ tlfou asg~.fed On ihs o'tr' s1e 10
e.ls reserved
rng ALfrgyD uItfrAEy teAfSs.
IL oxsutfatin oi ksh nfsain " aifsrd raaft "a
,ts sfvsfr rent cd es.issos "a. dssn'rred, 90 ibe
s4ss ne p,nanS teioss ths sfsns jssy
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SKIRMlSH IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

OHoial Despatch from Gen~rai MiIroy.
WINCHESTER, Va, May 49, 1888
To Major General scmscr.--
My cavalry had ikirmah with tho rebel cavalry TO-
day ak m,es from herc. We killed six and captured
seven Including captain and a lieutenant. No casual
ties On our side. Ny cavalry Is stln in pursuit.
r. H. MiIROY, Major General.
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NEWS FROM DIxs DEPARTMENT.

success OF the Expcditioa Sent Out from
Bunoik, Sc.
FoRIKss- MoSRoE, MAJ 10 1852
The expedition sent from sanoIk, under comm,nd ~
Colonel Foster, has succeeded In in mission. and tho
damage dono to tho scaboard aud Roanoko R'road HIS
repaired Our casualties In tho skirmishes of Tho
Inst two three days insignificant.
Tho steamship s. r. spauldng na,lcd Tor Scwbern this
aernoon Among her passengers are Brgadicr Gers al
Brigg and lady.
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NEWS FRUM NORTH CAROLINA.

By tho arrival Of tho transport Lancer a this
port yesterday morning from Newborn, n. c., ha,o
adylces from that section ~ the i7th inst.
An quot at Newbern. Geu. tosior slperin-
tending tho huidng OF fortif cations Gen spinola
at Washington, N. G., with his brigade. Tho heith u
tho troops was excellent.