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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
JnsnranCe Gompanies.

INCREASED CAPITAL AND PARTICI-
j PATTON IN fROflIS-NORTH AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE cOMfANh.-lnconoiaicd 1879
No. NALLsr, NEW. ioRk Der. y. 1901.
The President and Directors oi tia. Company take pleasure
In uprising the public that In orlrt fully tho
demands oil It's customers the prs-ut stockudss have SUB
embed the additional sum Of Sl1evJ uasg IA, piosunt
CASH CAtlrAI.-HAIt A MILLION DOLLARS,
IN Of which ha, been paid IA and invested IN accordance with
tho OF the D,nrT Insurance. l.aN of is state
und'r the sanction aud approval Of William barnes, esd,
Superintendent Of Insurance Department.
lie Company viii increased ht.ss, continue 10 issue
Pocci nIg Agsint loss and damage by tue I'D Inland
Trans pot whrltin DE assured participate 70 The eateut
Ar.oionIt, Of dc profits Of the bnsucss fo,e, are also
i..ued, without par patton reduced l.e of Premium
Losses adjusted snl vni The oihco OF tc nmrauy ts
various scic vi thai lrompttdr ani equity which has
Characterized s busnrss Transactions during tb pos: toiy
ltar,. JAMES W. OTIS President
Il. W. BLHgCTER Secretary.
A. Y MA.tN. snp,. A,rnf.
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Mem Publications.
OHIO FARMER for lS6i.-Published at
4 oho WM H. FAIRCHILD, General Ed

\ J ~, v.lanJ. Ohio. VIM Is. FAIRCniLD oehefai Edi
80, l. Pnbli,her 5. d. HARRIS. Agricultural tdiior IN
m the lit OF January, 1864. TIE ONO FARMER VIII
~, r,on hs 18th volume under auspices wich III enable
the az isher 20 Offer the Farming and I.adms community
WV 'AGiRICUiTURAL and FAMILY NEWSPAPER equal to
Tho hss, in the country. It will sl continue 60 be pnned
in Ouato form each number combining Eisli Donoe
I'm rTioRTICILTTRE, DOMESTIC ECONOMY
iiT TMriKR II aiSING. SIiEEP UUSBANDRY. ARTS AND
SciFSCEs CHOICE LITERATURE, GENEKh NEWS
W.iii ET REPORTS &C. will receive careful attention
~ h,;ef TIE OHIO FARMER is especially conducted to
meet The reading wants Of all classes in community and each
member of the family. ,,,,r = Gil, - ~
veay 80 for Three Copi,s IS; for Five Copies So Tor Ten
ZONES rs and u copy 70 the gcerup Of the Club DUB
en-, ions ma yabe always in advance. -
bio CUiTlvATOR-The 2Hh volume of THE OHIO
ciiTIV ATOR will commence with the January number,
1854 IL Is Monthly. Of % large double column pages Per
number made up the choicest matter from THE OHIO
FARMER and suited exactly the wants OF the FaImer
stoci Raiser. Gardiner &C. The T'rms of TIE CULIlNA
TOR are For single Copy 20 Gents; IS for Ten Copies
and an additional copy together with the unbound volume for
1853 20 the sett.r.up Of the Club.
ts'- For either Publication, send IN your Cinh' early.
Address OHIO FARMER, Cleveland, Ohio
NEW AND VALUABLE
~ BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
At BROuCufOS ;, No. IS Bible House, Astor- place
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THE REJECTED WIFE I

THE REJECTED WIFE!
THE REJECTED WIFE !!
BY MRS ANN S. STEPHENS.
THE NEW AMERICAN NOVEL
y pubhshed and for. sale this day by all Booksellers and
Nsws Agents every here, complete in large volume
paper cover Railway Edition, price ST. OF bound in one
volume, cloth, for 81 50.
and for e e, the Cbespes, Book Store in the
ssA 70 boy or send for stock II books which 10 At
T. B. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No. 3o6 Chestnutst, Philadelphia
Copies sent everywhere free Of postage receipt Of price
FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS
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nOeoOins CARDS. ST.

ATT. II. JOHNSTON e. cos, $50 Bowery
N cor. Broome Wedding and Writing Cards ENGRAVED
Fine " a,che. Jcwelry and Silver Ware at low prices.
AT VIM. EVERDELLS SONS IOi Fulton
N ,,-WEDDINu CARDS Fine Stationery. Coorcd lni'
tial STAMPING Monogrsns, Door and Number Plates seal
Presses blank Booss Cheei Notes Labels, L. tk't,o
lished 1919
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60 Get.
fiouecs ano farms il)anteS.

lot wANTEp-Not lsSt tssn E, ?V ,Sv e. , Sn
81 Nichols Hotel Address Boz No. 800 Once' STATING
mice aud PARTICULARS
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

IL u.s destructive ELECTS Of mercury, read
MEDICAL COMMON bkSSE.
oaoos book curious people aud good BOOK Tor every
the county at Sinclair Tousey No. III Nassau
81 % E WUnsIs, NJ. yesey., "a " W. sDNef ID. T..
y. IJ~4k. b. lL& bIssdysy, u Z.
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i great remedy for Gravel DIcpy. &c. No. St Broad
wby
WANlED--FOr Cash, at a fair price, good
w AMERICAN MINERAL SPECIMENS
Gil W. A. uEENNA%H, No. W bIead"a! h J.
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uOUsEs AND LOIS FOR sALE.-Cot-

hDtsIh AND LOIS lOK sALL.-Cot-
-. 81 -lifh aud iiaalis is. lIsu'9 as.
.' fsl4s .fi f~rais o raymsu ssiy ray.
rir st.ry h.AA lieas. ~ a. NllossLeT ct. biooAyn
poo
I.,r.,eu loa,, NO 10 Henry 81. Brsoiyu. io ;7.rr.
ffr'
lire, s,rr bfi., Hoe. ,ni faer Loi'So c1 rrrsdeni o.
Blob tf Dol ih. be-. hy days wtras, a. Tho
rnffu Ifufs ~ cod sitsf Luu-~ ~ To-. ~i.c
- .ld D. 4 .ihnaf .h. s.iIalllfs lots u dare
story bgrs ises~ 80 Nal hlgni It., brcoalyn
s'f' af" fofa s''f. s4s.sns Ae reals ius o'o
Inc 80 br-. lios.s No. 10 woodhsl a., Drooilya,
.rlHs = tsi
Lice ..ofy saei S.of. Celuints IT, Eso.ya pf.e,
80.
1hss. ',of, bI.ss iioa.s we'. nth At. near SbU
s,r ofs.
ono Lot. loihui '-e, on ii p',ce. Brooklyn
Too. l.. 1a "a ace. Nfook yu
Tss.F- Lots o. al p-rs hfoo.iyn.
sil La. between ~ .n4 .lhas With and s.h 's New
iWt
Neiy desifsale Lois s~sT le,ot At Fsabeih y J.
1Lfre s'ofy nge Hone, on Front o., tiE-.shp0r " j.
pfis sl.ool rrnfs fsf 10 ,-f oeni.
A.o iAfsr number oi Lois At Ihfabcbport. " j. suitable
10 r4nS ypes aud rrsilnrs. In Quantities to
sult pYfch..sfs, On 'esy .ayof.5is i.r,ns
ApPy " b. ~ hhLLono,
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j PROPERTY --ss.sfal god I'D Isodn. live FARMS
I'D d~sifshls COZ sgHt Rf.lDiS,fH IN We .cLesisI
slulfy hr..jsr.r at Ho-tand County ~ /. Apply -
LlL. nNAEf n,ll. TO so ~ llNal y y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

i .retnts,ry fefo of4fe s-l b, tho shcr.l OF Caosus
ni, Nor . 49, ~ DuTlsul Hotel JsnisioA 81 clos
p fa .rrs vic ha.lngr fir l4fr ie.itns ~ Nr.ss
rtll srd frf fol- p.ssuaff fsfnus fusi. of Ia
4.ifs of Jos. ". oALLsl. No 10 bso-4ssy ~ VI iAe
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.

UNFINISHED ROOMS for Gentlemen, with
n -, ,sitl,ou, Hoard at No. III Fast goth IT.
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TERMS
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Single Copy ''''''..'''''' - es'">
NAL 3nbscribe.s ODE year t3Ii issues) ..... ~.
. sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
One Copy. one year tiot issuesl. -.
Two Copt-s one ysar...................... I'd.
Five Copies, ono year .....................SIS.
Ten Copies, one Do.
An copy any who sends VI enb
Of twenty and over
TEE SlnrwsExLy TNsrxx sent 70 Ci~fTynen tof
81 -
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
One Copy, one year Is, i.'ue')............ -.
Thre- Copss. one yea %.
Ten Copa.. one Year. .:..........-s... SIo.
Any .srr-r nuiLb.r, addyened 20 Q srDsc,iters
81 50 each extra copy viii DO sent to every CLUB o.
I ten -.
Twenty Cori-s odSress S35, ard 81 y
larger number price An extra viii b sen TO
club. OF trety Any person who sends cub OF ifty
OF oyur sLAll receive The Skhl-WEEkLl TRIBUNE
Sgai.s. --,,,-
70 anv person who sends club c. Try 90 over IHk
DAILY TRIBUNE VIII be cent without chsixr.
THE WEEKLY IEIhtsE !, ten. 70 Cisfsymel Tor o. ~
TIE Pos. Ofocs who're fli tGt cfnloi BE- formed eher
for 1Hy rsiNtfkLY MrfEfy IsiEtsE susscIibtrs o.
the two editions unite OF taD poes should The total
number Of sub.c!ibcs within or role.
Addr..,, IbE TRIBUNE.
TEihu.@ buildings sew.fufy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

GEORGE STICK & Co.'S Grand and Square
~ PiANOfOHrES-Nsnufscto and Warercom., Ne.
ilJ and lo Walkers st.. corner OF Csnue It, Newly Es~y
Piano warranted for years d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

TyHOSE EXQUISITE BOOKS WITH FINE
i STEEL ESGHANINOs-Yo further particular. inaui.s
A. The OFFICE on PUBLICATION
No. ~ ASN-ST,
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CHICKERlNG Il SONS, Manufacturers o

~ Grard SQUARE, aud Upright PltNO-FORrEs. No. 6sS
Broadway .uprorty 81 thes" instruments he OF late
been an ply BY the voluntary testimony II the
foremost o tho day whe claim for them e,cocnees OF
and workman.hip hitherto unclaimed by ohs1
makeTs
Nj Goaschslk. constant ne Of the NFW-SCALt tHlCk-
rRING GRAND PlANUFOkTfS has severely tested heir
musical qualities and resulted establishing the justice Of The
very i-terins -.,isn ,on In which they are held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
VIE SCHOOL Of CHEMISTRY, COLUM.

II ~ IN'TII vi vi WIZ
i NiA tOlLbOI, Nes York. viii op~n "a The FIRST
NpkEMER 1919 and cou;nu. until the hr u June fol
IN. IT charge ol eD year piyab. srl annually In
Tho plan Of aay dpcnd spon the obrc u the stu
dent he lrss1u. Anow ledge and The time h dspOsa- It's
d. s~d however 90 give complete professional education In
Chemistry TO such may dean. IL OF farh'f Information
amply 10 Prof CHARLES \. JOY, al tho College East
,rn 81. CHARLES KING LII d.,
Pl.s.ien, Of Coluu. bia College
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VITANTED-YOUNG MEN-Call at No. 5gi
w Broadxsy, and set Bottle Of HELMBoLDS IN
TRArT NI(Hr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

NEW AND VALUABLE
~ BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
At O. BROuCurONS, No. IS Bible House Aston ri
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Real Q:siatc for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-An Elegant
n sTONT HOUSE and STABLE. with Acres OF LAND,
and a w picture sque building sites for sale M irwenyn FHA'
at Orange, New Jersey, only one hour from Waiis
Annlyto n ~ MEKlliCK, No 81 William a., a.
~FF' L. S. HASKELL, Library buiidins,
Orange, N J.
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l,RM WITH TWO MILLS FOR sALE-

rslras nv os.~s In sullivan tousi, Frnn'yivania ~
.~, iass 10 .rrss u ab~ God fsri dwelling hDo arg
b.,e rs AM slr % .sh ,,nlc osast bi
r1 r., ta4 ss- o. ~ .r.9 feel, pi;A bal. afts IN cor
~crsius origr I'D IN ,ctss epefats .h' pace 4
=. ola 4 bag.al ga H.saaoisfls rfns IN contes 1sn
ef I'd 49, 81 a. llc III vii hangs rf rcfclanesc
I'll par rasfs :. on.co 81 l. JOL a.LAf, No. Pines
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60 rUbom il man CouCeru.

A ny NUMBER Of SUBSTITUTES furnished
f,f tie XL Cousr,op.l DlsiTf At Tie 'horss ngii."
April 70 JAMES LIZ NJ. - Ch,f8b'rssI -. o. JAMES
HONS md MICHAEL AOaAoiiAS. I-rJtg~n, " ssi-
chester County. y. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30

rI,O PRINT ERS.-WANTED, i've or six g"od
i HAND FRESHMEN TO whom pefn-lrui s'tlai'ohs tai
rood wage. Wiz ve given Ayply to C. A AL'ohp' No 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. - The

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. - The sub
A scber has been appointed Assignee of the estate
of MARTIN II. WILLIAMS, of Worcester in the coun-
ty of Worcester, ins0vent debtor The
ing of the creditors of said nsovent debtor will be eld
at the Court of insolvency in Worcester in said county,
on the ninth day of June next at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon, at which time creditors may prove their
claims. APPLETON DADAIIJN Assignee
Worcester, May 80 1868. DIT ie4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04
RUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT

~ AUCTIoN.-Will he sold on SATURDAY, June
9Th, at oc ock valuable Building Lots which must
be sold to aid IN closing out insolvent They
vary i'll size from about $3.50 700 feet and are beaut
fully located the head of Jefferson street com.
mandng one Of the finest views OF the city, excel
lent ieighborhood, and rear the Loom Works of GEO
CkOM!'toN, Esq. Soil and water, the best in the
city Terms at sale.
je4 DIT E. w VAIL Auctioneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04

SITUATION WANTED-To do general
~ housework washing and ironing preferred Willing
to go little way into the country. Apply at No "a
Temple street. d3. je4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04

w ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A Cab
met Maker. a good Carpenter. Apply at
TAYLOR FARLEYS Melodeon Mandatory, 3l5
Main street. diff ie4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04
FARM FOR SALE OR Elk

tkilI CHANGE for House in Worcester. A conven-
sSs.A1ient house, new barn, excellent well pure
water and about 81 acres of land Also wood lot of
about % acres. Said Farm is in very healthy and
pleasant location and half miles from Oxford De.
pot 1t is good Fruit Farm. For further information
apply to S. w. FIELD,
is d4w& Oxford, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04
SAVE YOUR oNEyl
DON'T FAY ONE DOLL

DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
For a small bottle Of HAIR DYE, when you get
bottle five times large, of better Dye, fol- the
YViLEaR'S MONITOR HAIR DYE
is superseding all others. 1t requires preparation
does not smut off will not soil the finest luen.
One application will last unit tine hair grows out when
l. applied at the roots without trouble than
a common hair oil.
IT is narrated not to iHjure the Hair or Skin.
Manufactured only by A LEX. B. WILBOK, Chemist
No. l66 Court street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester, by NJ. b GREEN, Main
and Elm street d3m&w6m m22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04

Family Circle, % cents
Ths sale OF reserved seats will commence at the Thea
tire, THURSDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock. dSt je4
N Office is hereby given that the fol,
- lowing named persons, who chosen officers of
the Millbury SAVINGS Bank, the 18th ultmO the
annual meeting of that CorpO1 alton, have sguied their
acceptance, 10 wit:
c X. Miles, President; S. Farnsworth, j. E Bacon,
T. j. HARRINGTON Vice Presidents; Hosea Crane, iona.
Warren B. Flagg j. Z Waters j. Robbins, j. & Wood,
A. II Waters VIM. r. Hill, Horace ,Armsby, seth
Hartwell Harvey Dodge, Horace Waters, Oliver
Rice, NJ NJ. Hovey and Horace Leland, Trustees;
and T. Harrington Secretary.
THOMAS j. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
MILLINERY II.ne z leG2 IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04

DIED.
In Bovston, June 2, Lizzie A. daughter of John An
drews, I'd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04

TO FARMERS Extra quality White
Il Maryland Corn, for sowing at
mt dislm W. D. H0LBR0OK & CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04

Which from firm must be signed by all the members
l, -, Of -, in the state of -, hereby agree
toturnish and deliver in the respective navy Yards
the articles named in the classes hereunto annexed
agreeaby to the provisions Of the schedules therefor
and in conformity with the advertisement of the Bureau
Of Construction and Repair OF May "a, 1863 Should my
ohe be accepted, request TO be dressed at - and
the ntract sent to the Navy Agent at - or TO -
for signature and certificate.
Signature A. b.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04

A COMPLETE SODA DRAFT AP
IN PARArUS for sale by GEO. =. HARLOW,
mv2 DIST 242 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04

SITUATION WANTED.-To do gem
~ eral homework washing and ironing and plain
cooking, Apply at No. Winter street. d3t* je4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04

Date,
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named - are known
to me as men Of property and able make good their
guarantee Signature, q. IL.
Date.
10 be signed by the United States district Judp Unit
ed States District Attorney Collector Navy gent.
The certificate that the bidder is manufacturer or
dealer in the Articles is to be here appended
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04
! GUARDIANS SAFE OF REAL
tBy SAMUEL A. WALKER Office 20 Congress street.
Boston

BOstOn ] y
GREAT SALE OF THOROUGH
~ BRED JERSEY AND DEVON CATTLE, at auc-
ton, at the Lancaster House, Lancaster, Mass from
the herd of J FOrbush, THURSDAY, June 18th, at
2o'clock
% Head Imported and Thorough Bred Jerseys. com.
prsing Cows, one anu two years old Heers, one, two
ard three old Bulls, and Heifer and Bull Calves.
10 Head Thorough Bred Devons, comprising Cows.
LETTERS and Bulls. Catalogues, With Pedigree Of the
animals, day OF sale.
mao dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-04

EMOVAL.-JOHN j. CHOLLAR
- ~ mas removed his Furniture Ware Rooms TO No.
br"S"" '1"uHe biock diff mcbo
w DOL SORFS--6000 lbs American
Sorts ciean; ana IA good condition. For sale by
CHAaBERLIN BURROUGH ' y
'1'' u" ~ Front street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-25

ocDoBTs FROM GEN. LEES ARM \.
~" .lnorresp9nlence of the Phla Inquirer
1,pp1sBURG, July 24.-No information
zsr bas been received here to confirm
E n ~noored advance Of Lee across the Poto~
M" a,1rruoRE July q The rumors Of Gen,
-, rotnro into Maryland are entirely IN
1 h Trains now run regularly 10 Har-
, aa+,s Ferry, and if any such movement had
t ~, made It would certainly be known here.
Nav YORK, July ga special despatch
,..n, Washington says:-"It has been definite
:. ,soay,aned that Lee 9 army is at WincheS~
- .n3 has made no general advance down
the Valley.
cz4vBERsBuRG, July q a tried Union
.,,o who came from Bunker kill to-day, says
IA, Lee and Staff reached Strasburg. The
,]vapce CT the retreating Confederates reach
Il Mount Jackson day before yesterday. There
has been no fighting at Front Royal as report
ID 10 have occurred yesterday.
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? @ ST S G. r [ ? T
From the army Of the Potomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
July 25, 1863 The Confederates were in
force near Front Royal yesterday. Their cay
airy were drove from Manassas Gap about
sunset.
1t is believed they nov intend to cross the
Blue Ridge, at Chester or Thornton's Gap
At the fcrmer place they will meet with OBJ
stacles
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FROM the Army Of the Cumberland.


FROM the Army Of the Cumberland,
INorrespondence Of the phila. Inquirer
HEAD QUARTERS MCCooK's CORPS,
WINCHESTER, Tenn, July IS, 1868
The report Of the taking Of Huntsville, Ala
hama, by Major General Stanley, is confirmed.
r. entered that city yesterday morning with
CUT opposition. lie had captured some six
hundred horses two hundred Of them having
contraband riders.
General Bragg $ army is very much reduced
ny desertion and is SUP posed TO contain about
$4,000 or &C. 900 men at present,
General Rosecrans is On q visit to Nashville,
where he was received with great enthusiasm,
IS learn He has his Staff with him.
General Gordon Granger is now Comnan-
daat Of the District Of the Cumberland, which
comprises all the Department Of the Cumber-
jaud north of the Duck River.
TrLLAHoMA, July Is, 1863,-By 8 courier
just from Huntsville, I learn that General
stanly aptured some three hundred prisoners
and twelve hundred horses and mules, With rs
many contrabands riding them.
He does NOT intend TO be idle, and you may
soon expect to hear FROM him again.
The editor Of the Memphis Bulletin, who
has been on visit to Nashville, communicates
TO bis paper and vouches for the truth Of the
statement, an account of number Of cruelties
committed bya regiment Of North Carolina
Grooo5 under command at COL Kettle upon cit
lzsnS Of East Tennessee. Il IS hoped, however,
fnat 1t is exaggerated, as in this age, it is diff
cult 10 beeve that any body Of men, even
N tines Of var, could perpetrate such horrible
cruelties.
The Abolitionlsts keep, this year, Aboli~
aon Day as it is called, list August at Alb
!ngton, Mass. lit being the anniversary Of
y est India Emancipation. Edmund Quincy,
president Of the Massachusetts, Anti-Slavery
society: announces that among the expected
spTaSeTs on the occasion are VIM. Lloyd Gar
i ,!I Wendell Philips, William Wells Brown
%o1acS man. Henry q. Wright
Ihe police and soldiers Of New York city
nave been visiting various tenements in the
Upper Wards for the purpose of collecting con-
f ss weapons, They found quantities Of RI
aa7 D3a2nla hcen:oo aI.,n.ol -. 81
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n O 7 G; e

y q / | 4 q
/ will sell out my entire stock Of ladies' misses
and children's city made BOOTS and SHOES,
~ small advance over cost. Those in want
Of good shoes at very low prices would Do we'll
20 Call at No 80 King St. JOHN T. EVANS.
iv 14-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-25
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

THE subscriber having taken out letters Of
1 administration on the estate Of her deceased
husband, John E. Henderson requests authose
indebted to said estate to come forward and SET
tie their accounts without delay, and those hay
ing claims against the estate, notified to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for payment.
Ny son, VIM. T. Henderson, is fully author
lied to make settlements, and pass receipts for
me. EMIL1 HEN DERSON.
Administrators Of John T. Henderson
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n oTICE .
n AYoR' 8 OFFICE,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July "A, 1869.
T HEREBY notify al persons who have not
| paid their Corporation Licences for this year,
that they can save thirty per cent. by paying
their licenses on Or before the first day OF Au~
Gust next. and to such as Shall pay on Or before
The fifteenth day Of August next ten per cen*.,
and al persons who fail 10 comply with this
nofice after the fifteenth Of August will be fined
double the amount OF their license
~ 14-1rn c. A. WARE, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-25

TWOD WELLINGS FOR SALE.-The
s5"i advertiser offers for sale, two comfortable
DWELLIN GS-one BRICK, one frame-sit-
uated ST the lower end oG Water street. For
terms &c, apply st the Gazette office.
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NTOTICE.-You ladies who wish to take
~ MUSIC LESSONS on the PIANO, can
be taught on the most reasonable terms by call
ing st No. s, Water street, betvee King and
Prince streets, Alexandria, Va. jy 21-eo1w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23
DIED.

CONRADY-ou Wednesday, jan 81. 1861. Michael Conrady
in the 35th year of his sgs.
His remains will be inferred In the Cemetery Of the Ever
greens.
DAVoNE--On Wednesday evening Jan 81 sfter long and
painful Illness Mrs. Rebeecs Dsvone, widow OF John b.
Dayone, Ia the 73d year Of her see.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from the ederce Of her sonnaw
VIM ii. Citing No I5l West Seventeenth street on FIJI
day Jan % al o'clock without further Invitation lie
remains will be takeu 10 Greenwood.
HEDDEN-0n Thur.dsy morning. Jau. e, WGdrou Post.
yssr Of his age.
Toe relatives snd friends OF the family invited 70 attend
he funeral hom the tssitence OF lis psIeps NO ~ Esse
Fifteenth street on Saturday 24th IL o'clock hts
remains will be taken TO Springfield, Mas.
MINER-On Wednesday Jsn al, of scarlet ever William
W eldest son Of d.: George w and Anna Miner aged
years months and days.
LOVDEN-At New Bedford Thursday. Jan "a, after
lingering lines Jemes NJ Lowden, Of tie dTm of. A.
Lowden. aged ~ years.
Notice of the funeral viii be given hereafter
TORRENS-In this city Wednesday jan 2i Issbe,is,
Only child David aud Isabella Touen eyed year, and IS
davs
The friends Of tie family respectfully invited to asnd bsr
funeral frou the residence Of her parents No. 2g8 West
Fourteenth street at J O'Clock on Friday p.