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For the Holidays.
/. 4. IIslseEl 1 co.,
B.Azez o. Eos. 1s AID 81 B.oAD ST.. NEW Ieaz
oyTm FOE sALl AT rHH8 STORE.
H. ss7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
MAR FHIKT1lNrH strict,
SIGN OF TIE OLD LNICTERBoCKKA.
TH8 MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BIZ FOUND In THE nlrRoPoIu.
ZINE GROCERIES, OAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MACKEREL.
KENNEBEO SALMON,
sOUsED PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
KReL1sH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together With eli the
LU1URIEs INCIDENT TO TIE SEASON
1Aaeft a. II. D. e Vo. are Aleo cole KIon1fstofb
81 HININ8lRr CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
n, up In Quart Bottles for medicinal uss.
Also, sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles hczsht At their Gtore warranted
oftAe art quality md forwarded To Part OF The
st1 trss ofezpenss:
AZ re insend 70 % nermAnentfy ioeasSo' ~ "
ABRAh N. BINIKGIR.
v..,us,o, u...ms., lss.
AZ n1n1Nex. 40: i,,. no ,o,.,,,o, Vi,
Aay otaer HOUSE. po,,ru ,urucu -.
GE1 A01lAN W = mn. Ass-.:
T''141;;, ,arv4s .v,. ..,v,.o,o,,
.,.. *. .'.... ~
- have on hand, Of the best ma
Pms 'f f1os It 5k1R.s,....
wooPe z sSkii sas TRUNKS
1lIissi oAs v sra raktH saf BAGS,
AT LOW PRICES.
Nsmber OF Congress- and Travellers viii please
91smine my stock before purehasn6 elsewhere
Trunle That are made In other cities.
Superior LATHE and DR1SS TRUNKS made
sSs,ss a, delivered r.. ., .s.,., to ~, .,
etfy. 6<oYeetown and Alexandria.
-..- - - = ~ 90.
L o HOTELS, 0Ro0IRs R1srAURANTs, Phi.
VATl YAMaLIAs, &e.
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kENDALL:S
lMROLlNE FOR TIE BlyR

kENDALL:s
lMROLINE FOR TIE BkIR.
AkBoLlNE
MOISTENs.
BEAUTlFIEs,
0D0RATEs,
LENGRTBRSs,
LEPl00RATEs.
yOURIsHES.
EkBELLIsREs
TIE hair.
KISDxLLf AMBoLIEE ie -x;e compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs, for he GROWTH, BRAuTY, xud PER
AANHNr VIGOR Of he HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle E.im0lsnI. DE-. Chiffon.
sIkve.s tie ru-pote of hair dress;rs's
WARREN WARD, ESQ.,
No. ATT Canal street, NY.
AFTER ne,rs bald .or seven years your AMBO-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR Prof JOHN sKHIA,
No. 50 King street, Ny.
For sale By sll Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxer. containing two hottlss)
Price q.
Manufactured and 70, sale 8. who,esA.ehy
KENDALL i BANNISTER,
eI0-em No. 542 BRoLpwAY. Y.
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RIrrESHoUss, FAINT q CO.,
NO. 3s2 p1NNsYLyANIA AvlNUs,
Win continue TO furnish
o. S. FIVE.TWENTY BONDS
As long AZ issued by the Government. at par.
U. 3. Coupon 6's of 1881.
o. 3. $50 Treasury Notes.
Us. Certificates OF Indebtedness.
GOLD AND Silver BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on all parts of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in sums to suit purchasers.
Stocks and Gold bought in New York exclusively
on Commission.
iyH RITrENRoUsp, FAINT co.
Byw.L. WALL & CO.. Auctionesrs.
ucRs1 AND oARRIAGE BAZAAR AND Re
II P0SIToRY.
EIpFessly foYthe
sAL1 OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, STOCK, do..
So Louisiana Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
CAsH ADVANCED ON CoSsIGSMESTs
Storage for Carriages.
orses, Carr ages, &c, received for private sal
mySEn w. L. W. WALL d CO.. Aucts.
WARRINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
SEMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHING TON and GEORGETOWN, d. c.
>a,. BAlf siFanAshsH Hssls,, .a.
~ sAL ! aR AIR Jas. ~
Resula. Sailing Days " EDNlsDAYs and SAT
and Pier o% 'oSi .1e. s'iss
'' a::s'!, T.; SsssS s'.s Meet.
,.,.n. JAMS ~ 4 nsias! 1sS' 2;s or.
uAPPINlss Oh AIsHRYI-THAT ID TIN
II sc Teton propriesors Of the PAR.
ss.s S:s:s @
hons Nervous DebilitI, Pfematars Decline, Ind.
"a ES Z.
sas "a; e S s
.sosiSt Of sT ssnps ~ sad1sssiaa sIeS Sn az
k s,ssTss e vs. ~ q 1a~'sss go AsSs.s.. :e3
A PPIAs AMBULANCE SURGEON: LONDON:
M.eLeod's Surgery Of the CEizea; $50.
Snssrse ON ths Surgery Of War; S1.25.
TriPler .ad Blsclmss's Hand Book for the Mil III
Baliiasslis Outline. of nilitar, Surgery; Lon.
h a,sG sos ss 81 81
S.adsn: Militss7 Hospitals and aesitk' q
Poefst Anatomical Rsm.mbraaesr; %.
Pocket Preseriber1 PhaHmaeopeia; %.
Miss s''A''''''' Notes q Sa ssE;e qs y
IT 2: .TACrlcs FOR COLONEL TROOPS
ordFonau1's Manual for the Military Surgeons.
The Freedmen of South osrolins. By Charles
Hsmmond's Hygiene with Special Reference En-
the Military Service. So. '"
tyl6 FRANCK TAYLOR,
ID ATsi RATS II RATS III
II R0ACHE ROACH Es !! R0A0HIslll
BHDBuGsi BADBuasMs! ssn,paqGsm
Can all be DESTROYED by never-faiiins articles 70
be had At MooHAs Heat End Drug Store, ia
Penn. avenue. 10 N4v
k-fA TIsR- WANG, THE GREAT CHTVFSF
EIt <RENEDYfor g ONORRHEA, GLEET
lily Etc. ONE Box WILL Perform Guar -
ingredients are purely vegetable n is
3S,>plessant to the taate, has no bad odor and
may es carried in the vest pocket without fear Of
, eys @ Q PHAM, 40a Chestnut st, Philsdelpbiaa
and in Wsshineton by 8. @. FORD, ago Pennsys
vania avenue. sent by mail. le ls.eoIy
MILITARY GOODS.
WALL. sTBPHkNe d CO.
322 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
0ker the largest sssort TN snt in this CITY sn,hr.
ING ali Qualities used by officers in the Armv a.S
Assg 1gsh e sSoHps sAsHss ahLTs
60, Ac,, with ese assortment of uNI1SEG
CLOTHING, with which we ca furnish ns Ia
som ia &c OUTFITS in few moments
WALL, STEpHESS & 90
sr U-tf 322 Peunsyivania kvsnrs
NfENss AND BOYS CLOTHING. ;. ye,v -
Si ptieee, al AGA seYenth stsest, tas: bsior
Smiths. "
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NJOTICB 70 WArHR-TAKERs.
WArsR REeIsrRAR,s OrfIoE.

City Hdlg, July /, 1855.
ALLWArER-rAxsRs are hereby notified that
this date are now dae and payable at this once
The following Ia the law OF the Corporation Yin
relation 10 deliBeusnt water takers, 'f viz:
"In all cases of the non. payment OF the water
rent for thirty days after the same due and psya
OF such delinquency, and the said Puryeyor ali an
discontinue the supply OF water ia, nisdfate,y BY
allow 1t 20 be again used In 'said delin auent;s
pre misses except notification by the Water Ra
cIstrar that the water rent has bean paid a. also
the expenee OF cutting of and restoring the fow Of
water. -
The law win De enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE.
~ GN WaIsE Registrar.
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HOUSE. sI6N AND
II ORNAMENTAL PAINrRRs.
The undsysigned would respectfully inform the
pobbc tb At they are row ready to execute all the
Above branches Of Painting In the very best man
per equal TO any Of the above branch in this CITY
We will use none but the best materials snd work
aEship and guarantee to give general satisfac-
ton 70 Au those who may employ us. Our terms
ere moderate. Gall and give US trial.
JOHN u. SCOTT,
PHIIIP H. O'BRYON,
No 500 street. bet. 18th and 18th SITS,
~ I7-lms north aide
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MASSEY COLLINS & cos
PHILADELPHIA
DRAU6HY ALE AND PORTER.
Ian NOW receiving largo Quantities OF DRAU6HT
ALI and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
whieA ] Am prepared TO furnish on short notice 70
Ill persons who VIII favor me With their orders.
S&tisfaetion GUARANTEED.
Orders given 70 ny drivers win b PROMPTLY a.
teaded To-.
Goods delivered In all parts Of WasAInston snd
6So1g stown, free Of charge.
Terms :-0ssA ~ delivery.
RILlY 4. eHINN, AesH4.
Vatsa Bsstlias Dsros, ~ Green a.,
10 ~ 6NoYeSt0vn n a
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i army that am prepared 70 furnish 1t sll time
and at short notices III kinds Of WAGONS. & O., a.
Corner OF John and 6athsdrai t.
ma1 u em. Baltimore, Nd.
TOR eALn CHlAP-A MILK ROUTE and
And fixtures Of . good house and four seres Of
land: Ior particulars inquire Of D. MILLER,
Kendall Green. ~ 9O-2V
CLARIFIED OIDlRn
I have Just received Per sehoonera "6eorae q.
Of Pure Massachusetts, CLARIFIED OIDtk, Wkfck
offer for sale at the lowest market price IN ausn-
Hotel keepers, suffers and all others In want Of
prime article Of Cider are invited to call and ex-
R1LIY A. HHINN.
Onion BottlinG Depot, 81 Green H.,
MI Georgetown, D. O.
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DICTURE FRAMES
i At Asa ekV1NTH STREET
OPPOSITE aHE PATENT OFFICE.
have for sale . very une collection Of Gilt and
Dark Wood, Oval and Square Frames, for Photo.
graphs. Angraylnge. &c. warrant them to be OF
the oes: manufsetHre, and offer them at very low
ALSO, ON HAND,
Few ehotee Pictures. to be sold low. Picture
/. Sofd,, Loops Tsssels. &c. Of various eoiors.
pAPBRHANGINas ANp WINDOW SHADES
In great variety ~ old prices. Paper put up In
city or country. BY co" retent worknlen, promptly
and properly. Terms cash Come and see st
RoTKRoCKB, 432 7th street,
.yIs 4tswlw opposite PateSt Office.
ID FROM LONDON.
II BVIBW OF THE RE0ES1 CAMPAIGNS IN
v5s nj sbs Il S sRp of sa aid
sspole ons New system Of Field ARTILLERY.
IT slish Army Litt.
lDgijsh Navy Ii t.
Tapbert on the Use Of Field Artillery.
Macdsugall's theory of War.
Hoy sh Pre- csdent'i IN Military Law,
Einmops on Courts Martial
Eisrdst' Feaner snip.
Nijtsrisrisro; by John stusrt Min.
sp} ''''''' - y FRAN TX TAYLOR.
ssAHGAINs, BARGAINS Great barssins and
II Clothing, Furnishing Goods, nata and Gaps az
saiTHs, 400 Eleventh. st II
Asa SEVENTH sTRhEr. The best plaza IN
CLOTHING. IL
CLOTHING ar sMIfR's, l-@
SjyN 460 seventha.
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BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITs AND ON
PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose of their own ana
"cthern articles on tho reputation attained BY
BELNIBOLDs PREPARATIONS,
HELhBoLDS
= GENUINE EXTRACT BuoFu,
EELMB9LD'S
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARIILA
HELMBoLD's
aEEUIEE IMPROVED BosE-wAsE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EYERYFRERH.
Ask FOR RsLaBoLD's,
TAKE NO 0EHkR,
~o In advertisement and send for
avo on end exposure. ~ 2OH
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SER MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF BucHu.

sER MEDICAL PkoPRRf.Es OF BuoHu,
From Dispensatory Of the United .Stctes.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works ON Ii.
Practice of Physic.
Bee remarks made By the late celebrated M
PHYaIC, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Or. EP4RAIM Mepow
ELL, eelebrat Physician, and Member Of thu
Royal College Of Surgeons, Ireland and publi.hAs
in the transactions of the King and Queen . Jour
nal.
See Medico Chirurgical Review, published Nv
BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal ool,ses
Of Surge ons.
Zee noss Of the late Standard Works of Medicine
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Two table spoonsful Of ne Extract of sarssn.
ria ADDED 70 pint Of water is al to the Libson
Diet Drink, and bottle Is t1ily equsl to gallon
of the Syrup Of sarssparila, or the Decoction. as
usually made.
TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES Amy
and are also in very general uss In sill the STATE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsTI-
rUTI0Ns throughout the land, as wen Is in prt.
vate practices. and are considered as invaluab.s
remedies.
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PRICES.
Extract Huehu, 81 per bottle, or six for IS.
Extract sarsapsrilla, 81 per bottle or six for g.
Delivered 20 any address, securely packed nom
observation,
Address letters for inform alton, In confidence "A
HKLMBoLD's MEDICAL oYRIol,
104 soUrH TENTH ErRRsY.
(below Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-11
SATURDAY. JULY II, 1868.


The latest news from the titty-f1rst regiment
is up to Tuesday noon, July l. They were
then at Frederick, Md, about to start with
some other regiments for Maryland Heights,
opposite Harper's Ferry. Among the troops
going with the jlst to the same place, were
the Sth and 4Gth Massachusetts regiments.
The larger portion of the 43d Massachusetts
chose to return home, although their term
did not expire until some time after that of
the 5lst; but the 'Tigers" of the 43d and
other resolute men, some 800 in number, be-
longing to it, remained
1t had been arranged by the war depart
ment that the 5lst should leave Newbern for
home on the last day of June or the first of
July. At fort Monroe, where they went to
offer their services to Gen Dix, they were
again offered transportation home. Instead
of coming home, they went to Baltimore and
reported for service to Gen. Schenck. The
patriotism, selt-denial, and resolution shown
by this regiment deserve admiration. The
letter we have received says :-"There is
rumor that we shall go to Martinsburg, four
teen miles beyond Maryland Heights" 1t
has also the following in regard to the opera
tons against Lee
"The army is in admirable spirits, and our
troops are gathering from all directions to
harrass the retrcatng rebels. Everything
looks well, never better. Undoubtedly there
will be one or two severe battles within few
days. Gen. Meade was in Frederick yester-
day. All the troops of Gen. Schenck that
could be spared, some 10000 of them, are
here to reinforce Gen. Meade. There were
1900 prisoners brought in last night that had
been taken by the LIST and I'd corps of Gen.
Meade's army. They are now in a field near
Monocacy, under guard, awaiting transporta-
ton. spy was hung here yesterday. We
are now waiting in the rain, just as
we were loaded into the cars at Baltimore. In
the meantime three days rations are being
loaded, and we shall soon be off,"
Only two or three letters from the 5lst
were received here yesterday; and as they
are somewhat beyond the present range of
convenient and regular post office facilities,
our communication will for time be irregu-
lar and uncertain, we presume. Meanwhile
the reception prepared for them, when they
do return home, is not likely to be spoiled or
lessened in cordially, by the delay.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-11

New YORK, July 10.--The steamer George
Washington, from New Orleans July 4th, has
arrived. Among tine passengers is Capt. AL
den Of the navy. There is no news from Port
Hudson. The siege continued, but nothing
further was known. Major Fowler of the
l56th New York died recently at New Or
leans.
An order has been issued by Gov Shepley
for the formation Of a brigade of Louisiana
volunteers for term of sixty days for special
service in defence of New Orleans. Gen.
Shepley would take the command himself. No
private boats are allowed to go up the river
unless with permit from Gen. Emory. No
public assemblies are allowed in the city ex-
cept for public worship. All the clubs and
gambling houses have been closed, and the
bar-rooms, coffee houses, and stores, are
closed at nine P. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-11
Items.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1O.-The general sub
scription agent reports the sale of SS25,O00
in five-twenties on Thursday, and S664, 700
to-day. The delivery of bonds is being made
to June "a. These large sales, which are
made amid the excitement attending military
movements, are exceedingly encouraging to
every friend of the Union. The establish
ment OF national banks alone will absorb
large amounts, and with reasonable success
attending the army and navy, they must sell
above par before the close Of the present year.
BALTIMORE, July lO.-About 250O prison
ers have arrived in the last few hours by the
Northern Central railroad.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July lO.-A grand dem
onstration is in preparation for tomorrow
night, in honor of the recent glorious veto
ries, cast and west. All places OF business
will be closed at noon, at the request OF the
mayor, and general rejoicing will be the or
der of the dav. Thousands of flags will be
thrown to the breeze, and the citypromises to
be bathed in food of light.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-11
DR.. RadwaY,.. oIeansIng SYRUP, called RAD.

DIR, Railways Cleansing syrup, called RAD
WAYS RENovATING BEsoLvENr, will cure Inherited
MALADfEs There is a specific blood poison which may
be and often is transmitted from generation TO genera
ton Such is the virus Of Scrofula, Syphilis Cancer,
Salt Rheum, and Of many other Glaudular and skin
Diseases This terrible hereditary and constitutional
faint has been supposed to be beyond reach of medi
cine and in many royal and noble families Of Europe, 1t
has been a disgusting heir loom for centuries But for
all the developments Of This foul element OF disease
cure has been discovered and applied. The proofs are
ndisputable that Railways Renoyatmg Resoyent re
moves not merely the sympto but the Of Con
stitutona Disorderscures not only the disOrganzng
Ulcers Erptons Swelngs, DESIGNATIONS Pains, AMI
bodily evils resulting from the inherited faint but
actually reyolutionzes the constitution itself ard ena
bes it to throw OFF for the transmitted Of
these fearful vsitations
to bottles will cure every species Of skin Dis
eases, from Chrome syphilis scrofula Ulcers srumer
Discharges from the Ears, Sore Eyes, Nose, &c,
down to aeommon pnple
Ladies suffering from Chloross, Whites, Weakening
Di charges, may rely upon by The Of one or
two bottles.
Price One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Five
Dollars, DR.. Radway's Office, 81 Maiden Lane, n Y.
Sold by Druggists.
For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN & CO., and
HEO 2. HARLOW. d2w jyl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-11

New York, July l0.-The Worlds Cham
bersburg dispatch says the rebel and our pick
cts meetat Greencaste Couch is here.
battle is looked for at any moment.
1t is thought we have Lee completely
hemmcd in.
CHAMBERsBuRG, Pa, July l1,-News from
Williamsport shows that the rebels have lost
two out Of the three ferry boats by the late
high water. Very little Of their transport =
ton had reached the Virginia shore, but the
most of their wounded have got over. The
report from Gen. Smiths advance states there
is no material change in the position Of Cen
Lees troops from yesterday. 1t is not be-
lieved that Lee will attempt to defend the line
Of Antietam Creek, but has concentrated
his army near Uagerstown, where he will,
without doubt await an attack. Stragglers
and desererS from Lees army still continue
to arrive in large numbers. Lees headquar-
tiers are still ut fagerstown.
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News via Fort Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, July 9-The flag of
truce boat New York. arrived at o'clock
last evening from City Point, with APO pris-
oners in charge OF Maj. Milford, and proceed
ed to Annapolis early this morning.
Maj. Gen. Dix and staff arrived at fortress
Munroe last evening, and reported that the
expedition had been a perfect success. Gen.
Gettas division crossed over the Pamunky
river near the White House, following near
the river to the South Anna branch, where
they destroyed the Central, railroad bridges,
and not being able to reach the bridge of the
Fredericksburg road, they tore up and de-
stroyed about SIX miles Of the track. Having
efectually destroyed all communication be-
tween Richmond and Lees army, they return
ed yesterday morning to White House. Our
troops have evacuated that place before this
time.
Gen. DiXs forces have removed all avala-
Bile property from White House, including an
engine, several cars, and from five to six
miles of the York and Richmond railroad iron.
Gen. Dix removed from White House in con-
formity with the orders he received from
Washington.
The Richmond Enquirer of July 8th has
the following =
Natchez, July 4.-Gens. Smith and Ma
gruder are fast augmenting their army.
Seventeen hundred Yankee prisoners left
Belle Isle yesterday, thd 9Th, for the flag of
truce boat at City Point. Fifty-four Yankee
prisoners arrived from the southwest last
evening.
The Savannah Republican says that pres-
dent Davis lacks the power to appreciate mil
itary genius of the highest order. While he
entrusts the management of our armies to
such generals as Lee, Beauregard, Johnston,
Ewell, Bragg, Longstreet and Hill, he fails to
perceive that there is military genius of the
highest order resting in inglorious inactivity,
that there are men in private life who could
have brought this war to triumphant close,
perhaps in single campaign; men Of militia
ry science would have raised the siege of
Vicksburg, driven the Yankees from our soil,
hung Abe Lincoln and Seward, captured the
cities of Philadelphia, New York and Boston,
and dictated terms of peace from the top of
Bunker Hill monuments! Why has not
president Davis availed himself of this indi-
genous military genius?"
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News from Rehei Regions.

BALTIMORE, July l0.-The following items
are taken from the Richmond Dispatch of the
Sth inst -
Raleigh, " c., July T. The senate has
passed the bill to punish aiders and abettors
of dcsertion.
Bolton Station, via Jackson, Miss, July
| 5.-Yesterday, about ~ o'clock, the Yankee
cavalry crossed the Big Black at Berdrongo
Ferry, and advanced into the interior, but
were promptly met by Whitefeld's brigade,
and driven back across the river.
Natchez, JHly /, via Mobile, July 5.-The
crops at Osyka and Brookhaven were unin-
iured by the Yankees late raid. The fed
eral ram Pittsburg and gunboat passed up
this morning. The former was disabled,
working only one wheel. a commissary from
the trans Mississippi department says that
Vicksburg and Port Hudson are well provis-
ioned Gen. Lamar OF Texas says that Gems.
Smith and Magruder are fast augmenting
their armies. Gen. Taylor has captured
many Yankee planters and overseers, and
will hold them as hostages for the return of
the 100 men captured and held by Banks on
the charge OF shooting Mr.. Dennlt. Taylor
holds all the southerners as prisoners who
have taken the oath of allegiance to the Lin.
coin government.
The Huntsville Advocate publishes adetailed
account made to Gen. Roddy by W. II. Jan
ner of Leightown, Alabama, showing the
damage committed by the federal forces in
their raids between Big Bear creek and Town
creek in April last. The total loss inflicted
upon the rebels is given at 1887 900.
The Dispatch says, speaking editorially of
the movement around Richmond: 1.-The only
information we have of the enemy's move
ments north Of this city, is that brought by
the trains over the Fredericksburg road,
which arrived last night for the first time in
nearly week past. They report that they
could hear nothing of the Yankees,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-11

To CONFERENCE.-The advertiser having been
restored to health in few weeks, by very simple
cdy, after having suffered several years with severe
lun affection, and that dread disease COnsumption-is
anxious make known to his fellow sufferers the
of cure.
TIC all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrption used free of charge9 with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find
SURE CURE tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&c. The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription to benefit the afflicted and spread nor
nation which he conceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON Williamsbursh.
milo d3m Kn-s County, New ork.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-11

SWEDISH OATs.-A specimen OF very heavy
black oats was some months since received by
the commissioner Of Agriculture from DIR.
Charles A. Leas, American Consul at Stock
holm. Their weight was considerably more
than forty pounds per bushel, and their APP
pearance so promising as Il healthy and hardy
variety, that an order was given for quanti-
ty for distribution among farmers. The oat
crop has suffered much of late years from
disease and deterioration of seed, and new
seed may possibly prove an immense enhance
ment to the value of the crop. The price of
oats is now very highs their use in prefer
ence to corn is absolutely essential to the
health and yigor Of horses, and a greatly'in-
creased production is a very decided requisite
Of the agricultural industry of the country.