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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

phRIING-At Bergen, n j., on Tue.dsy June 81 In the
fun hope Of blessed Immortality. Sophia A. DARING WIG
~ William \ Daring, dccea ased.
rt tiys. and friends OF the family and those Of her son'
William A. AMI Samuel Dazzling and Of her sons-i-law
Gov.ge l. Wood and the late II Bureet are t.sp-etuy
invited 20 attend the funeral without imther i'i'aon
fr.m tho residence Of George L. Wood Bergen on fnaay
July g. d. ? o'clock p. IN.
DAY-on Tuesday morning June 80 Mary k' daughter Of
rh. .tis md ii-nd. OF tho auy respectfully invited
to attend her funtrs from her lsto residence 10 is EA
Fifteenth street, OIL Friday morning st . O'CLOCK
uOTCUKISs-At Greenwich, Conn on TUESDAY, evening"
Inn, O of chronic bronchitis jeremiah HoehAiss, aged
rr 'v.. and friend. Of the family are respectfully
on...d 10 attend ths funeral Friday morning. July
A. II o'clock Cara leave Twenty soNsnih street al ana
$50 ".
uYsLOP-on Wednesday morning. Jav !, Thomas Chal.
mrr, only sou of Dr James aud Josephine HyAop aged
yesr.. months and 20 days
ri. friends relatives Of the family are invited 20 send
the services the residence OF his paIeuis No. oJ
East Nineteenth street. this tThursday) afternoon, al
O'Clock.
NoRswoRTHY--on Monday. June 20. after long aud
painful illness Frances widow OF Samuel Nois"ofthy
aged II years aud months. .
Tn. relative. aud friends tho family invited to attend
her funeral Thursday afternoon at o'clock nom hef
late residence No. Is? Fifth avenue without iuther notice
OpONNELL-On Wednesday. July l. at II o'clock m.
AT hi. pastoral residence the Rev. N. ODonns .. ), A.
OF Cahr County Tppesry Ireland. late pastor Of e
plsnck Point aud PeekskiL -,
,p-e,fuly Invited s,tend tn. funeral at ST. Patncfi
Church, Verpanck Point on Friday the Sd inst without
Requiem High Mass win commence at iOi clock e. u
The cars viii leave Chambers street a, o'clock m ane
Tnish street at 72s Carriages will be In attendance io
sANGER--on Wednesday July Zedekiah Sanger, In thu
The rssye. aud lepd. ae invited to attend his funsa
Friday July >, O'Clock M ifoA I'll" s'o residence
train leaves Newyork at the foot Of Couraudt s,ree.
III O'clock H., stopping at tue h1IeA Shurea Station.
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OnDNArIoS.-The Rev. j. d. Wilson was last
ordained pastor Of the sPhns street fr"'b,tsrsH
chureh by III. Pfs,byi.y Of N.~Yoih Ane the ofdina
ton sermon by Rev Dr. Htcheocs' the vene''bo pf
Coz An the oourse few r-nai alluded to the time "hen
hs preached ln the church, which was then i Out o.
town and surrounded BY Few old wooden buiiang- lie
that he bod known EewYot since 1900 sud had been
ob.sns once 1914 Pohy-siI yean ago JosiefdAy
be wa. ordained pastor Of the spnns stree. Church. and
there ho uno.,rrsi many years lie roisioa some
,o,.,s.,pg remini.snco. Of New-York In the olden
80 and ,,lj . hish tsibu,. to tho memory Of
m. Rev Drs Mler Mldollar George "hi'-
Held Mathew Prime and other ministers Of tbs oo'p''
who hal loug ,iuce p.,,el Dr. Coz tho" made the
ordination pruyer after which, with the Pfesbyey he OK
tended the ris h,rd Of fellowship to the candidate As
the eh.r.e to tho pastor by tho Rev. Dr. Asa d. s"h aao
tho charge to the people by tho Rev T. Hal''0s Smith, 'se
ran yr, ration was dismissed with the bsnedieton'
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and everything seemed conducive t) fast timG ~
fast II vas ihe general tx eci on Hat lie 'ps'e p
;me nndef SADDLE AZ two uil,s. world have b., n
MADE goa the oec tion. MS Buter had the pr4eioH,
we j Ileu dawn 'hc rrco'd A. miie toot., ~ '-a,-
IN s 1wu nrev'orslv rnegGalel e.df- r''oa Bat
ler We ''e it"orif" 20 t'e r. Sl1J b. 80 being
'o'y viiy,ed, ANA teaon by sue i'ieatr OF thr Nsg
iV'ts"y -t.iion WHO W. ie s.ugnIu- IT IL ~i6hn Z
,at Tee lor..er s,eurC Of tWonles pau Nite, T'o
always drives tie hl.cF gslcng, Wa uno'le to le
20 : . ,Htfle &c fif lCst, hNia. injured i'maelt
ls"VefiF IN The TOr Hy. When exercising ni- To- b.
VIM. Woodruff ,h.t'ioretook 'i- ruco atrongh i.r
had never mounted The hor,e before After the Il II
u1''' h""' w. VI '.e got M n'twi'nAinding hi'
i.meness, and The change of riders &c the friend,
"i ii- iose 30 % idcn; that he was backed TO win
ut even, notwithstanding he had los, the first beat.
f'''f He7f-i5oth horses looked well ss they
cane M for he wo.i-yOUBg Dobb riding Patcheu,
hS IN the last race Butler wen the pole, and del
2i ine Was wasted III scoring. Directly they sot
tha word Bn'ler broke aud Patchen led tie quarter
IN 3i coa1s, aud TO the hul' ia ;Il by full fits
yard, the black horse letavlrg badly. The first
mile waa lIot,cd in 2:22, patcr~n having treme.-
dous eqr h- Hptler broke aguin and again. Tbs
second mile wss like the fret Patcnen lending
throughout, 1nd winning easiiy by over IA hapdred
yards, Ia i:JG. Butler bnst managed to rave his
distance on The second mile, which wGs troti-d III
2:U.
Sccoad Heat.-Macc now to0s Woodruiis place,
ana brought The betting Iearly e;nal. as his tnor-
ough scq usIr with tie horses peruInriiies wrs
cousidered to he greatly H. his favor. Butler took
the lead and at the irt turn the pole, esrg 10 tie
quarter Ia IS sec. aud to The hal in l:l2i, both
breaking On the fecond quarter. Breaking 'aiiy
Oh ihc homcsirtch Buier Ost deal of g'ouud,
and Pate ca crossed the rCCre on the first nj IN
2:2j., ten lrughs ahead. The black hcr7e now
show ID lie scat powers Of speed; foT, .ro,ng mag
uit, cuty, ie a.sed and led P-chen TO the haii.nle
pole maintaining his advantage until within 10
ards ol he siasO when be let lis .eet ana cross-
iug score IA neck IN frott Ui toe stallion.
tnr Judge. gave the heat ana race 10 P1icaen oI
hat sccuunt The heat was run In J:Ol. Pucheu
has now four out Of the siX III itches.
SUMMARY.
R1suIoS CouEsK-Ju.y l-IIs,iios Match, 43OO1. Tso.
I4i.e hrats under sa1cle.
D. 1alan named 1I. U,oigc y. .Patclon..........I
ID. Mac named bk Orl. bu'sr....................2
iinv-i Jsi s0l.
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d. AI..5 .l.,i.il Er l.,L-,ta all ..-a. 49,
iu 4.i. ... .. S-a...stl l.n ..tr. Irr ID '
90. .....a. loo. fIsI lt. -. X. ai4 FaH
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.'',.t AID t,n.-s 49,. . O. i. .rd = nd p f..
a., .,..is Line 90. - ara d D. 10 sunday p
'...................7 and % a. A. and p ul
a.. i i.l.IfIithy .,~~ lris-y hsiI ad i"o.
.i,,.,,..td t 81 Ioan.4o g. Iip ia. Sunday. y u.
40 Thi.sI~.i. l.a - Camden al Au1pJ
..it.aI Per o. s.. r.. ot ol Fsfca5-- o. ~ J. hi
To n t,.Hf .to. 1y ~ J.f-fV kN.i. t'a "a.
,,a '..Iiup ST. oi ooui ,na. '..sanlly. =. .. IT,
io fl. Nr.t. by tsHtra. Nti.iHa- '' Hr"
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

CRY Mis,Ioss.-On Sunday evening the CI'y
TrArt society held m'onsfy aeciinE 10 the beAn Dap
tie. Church M Wetmofe CAsifnsn. Several m''ionsnt'
,n.as ..,,mout. Of mei. Illustrating vsIisty OF psrticG
a a.. good done to the mn the sailor the soiie tho
widow SID the fthere.. and tho ignorant the afflicted aud
the suffering gen.y. Tie Rev Dr. po~ins the p-''o' oi
IN. church spoke Of bis acquaintance with tho sooeiy tr
.ndios over p-od OF n yss h' condolences Ia i'' H''n
hi. approval Of II. plan and bic gratitude for '1' sue
ee IN a. sus'y,, OF tie statistics, be showed HAT ui'
va, ered and OF tho uo. valuable Kind s'erJ Que
fine SO worns days Of the ysar for tue y ye'' Ii "e
ion.d.. had b~.s employed The u.usl table, were read
ot, h., u, opet,,ion, wel. fully UP to he avera.s
hgsIos
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UorrL AnplyALs.-Goy. Seymour arrived in this

UorrL ARnIvALs.-Gov. Seymour arrived IN 'niS
city from Albany yesterday =, ~, ..,.Jn,.,din,
i,so.rto.(,-n Miller 10 now In the CITY, supehh't
,h uI.p.r.tions nsc.,sary for the imnsdiaie Isss
m.u, under Gov seymours lsis cal Tor @v ,", '
~ .fsn,, Of IN, city lie 10 at ths MstropohtAn hos
~ no, H. Hall vi Com. Puryiano-' " Jas rsWs
.na Ii.n, e. Casey u s. Navy Col fss.endsn sna i1H
mental officer, Of the 18th Maine Vols aud 'ho "s' " '"
C.u,lI Hnrrisbnrx are At tho Asor Hense- 49,, n H..
Jadss Chnrchii the lion. e. Lts,oen ana u; n,' ne
"a and Jobn r. sey nou Utica, arc a. the se Nen'A'
Hotel ,,. l.. Anderson China;
."1 49,. nnIin,o,, London arc at the Newi ORA iiotL
m. Hon r IT, Watson, As.l.Ant Socret.v o, wsi w.
~ C,n.r K.rsns r. &. Pike ~. Louis y. "Sou.uu'
iI.rf,d j. = AHkin Kertuckyi and r. Tucker boston,
| arc st tue Neiiopo Hotel
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The Turf.

TROTTING ON THE FASHION COURsE-LAsT
GREAT TROT BETWEEN PATCHEN AND
BUTLER,
Yesterday the last match between the above fa'
u,ous trotlers for 1000 side, two mile heats, un-
der saddle, came of on the above course, aud at
tracted very large attendance Of spectators The
day wss fine and the track in admirable condition,
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Nh. ,lo.r az the l,o..-Omce.

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Political Movements.

ALBANY, Wednesday, July |. 1853.
Tie State Committee OF the Constitutional Union
Party Lel meeting ut the Delqyan Hou,e to-day,
and resol, ed TO hold regular meeting in Hew.York
ou the 29th INST, TO take action for State CoDven-
ton this Fa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

Mossrs W. 4. Pond & Co., the extensive musc
publishers, No. 5i7 Broadway, have recently Issued
tie following pi,ees:-La Ca! rice, roar piano par
= Kattercr Spinning Song arranged for piano b.
wolr.huuri. " they say thou hast forgotten, -
Dalai BY Buckley. Opera al Home: J. e-sy duets
by Bnumach. Winnie Darling: song by keauo.
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Cambridge CatfI~ ,;nrIser.
R,posr.D yoR rHs N. I. rrrsrss Br Gso q

hsPosTsD foK tHs ". ]. IEibrSH BT ''sp trP".
July /. 1855.
whoe rumberof Cattle market a.; about 100 8-rv-'
aud o. StDrrs ton.istg o. Mofsin. OIeg. Mica Cows
gac ns. 80 a..t fDf~e olGs
Paicr, - ,ilNvvr Bgsy-srs, 5pdt9. frs, quality.
fga- 90 ssroud gusity. -1g~7 s. ttiTi quality. a.
fEtcss Sr0ss 1,TrL..-N ofsirz Oxen pft pair -lD
20 -l;5, Cow ,nd Caves irom sJn ~, % 49, ienns -
none; Iso-r-sf-oit' zone Three yssr o.df, noLe.
,tesp .ad L,nbs go Il price. H. lois. - z
- 8 p satb s3. eta rb 90 or irom ~ 10 u.
-. .D Syfns Lamb. ron "a - p.
ru.uIB gsCa STATE
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IL. ..r L..l...

Tnr it,fils >oCurl ron jsls tND Ft.IEr
.fl,-N,ttsssr toH ,sBiniii.t tUf -'.- .''t. q .i
I,-F.i..s ,.r nr r.. - srI Fni,rr.t tr.d 20 F.-.
pe.ay ~ 1r- Pc s DO ce,P,f ln.,i'.,' 'L- f' 70
ssn, Pfof Dsa.,ir. ,-asii .tu.sa ias f, Fll. ie',
.il.o.t uti-t ~.f- u... i-l-a''J a. .t.-.
I,artI Itstas..s 81 ttta' ts s'tn g. thss-.i.f'
ef .ts .ru .. .rA 4atuI As-4a tff.ay f.f co.
rang ffff Tot tlr. si.iusts b. lhfflHs H ."f a
lo.. - llte.i .. GO lea4ta 81 60. '.e.sJ l'l o.
lp4. liz. Nas -
2 t.ststle .a.a.ti-s 4 A,ial s-a,eu..
90 81. h... A-..., .Ar llp- ~ i.',.iot -sii'Ff
SCI go 'It tt.f h4Hi JOG sot-sl sptrrl' a. 80.
. O.. 40 \. ll.l. sio tr4. .A4 tp tAo a. % "H
tt- .tu aaa @. Mrsis n8.dY sisac-l aau O4asIir
O4-iIcll. i..t 90 ss.as1" s.si'sncr.
Ia sc,.tds4c. wa sf.fsos .oa Hsd' bi 4fct shiin
hi. .,rch . Festival tho ffr.a' a9~ Tr.P.''
a.. ~ o~ins r'.o.ntilns;
Ire. rt5 rit tb, society 'sie rr i.'ti.t's p n.
-f..n 4 a.f lo.4m'tt ar 'goi eA-ir tf~ tle' o!
lt.It ylrlr4 y ths Asttis4 uo"p- a. t NeaI ~ 80
co., ps.d t. ss,r TO ...a fn.. = ll' 4eo.c fAd De-
y i ..lf- sriftr I.E-.t.l'i
rE,f L. en-. ,h,ol uout a., yos bc Invited 20
Cfnnlt 80 q. ,,ir .a rfffytt. tuf ftis siu "
4ia' lhr l.uutfs Di 90 to pinrigfl fi-' "' Way
.Bal 4Pp. iHi nru - A. FA Ifo'iil' -. ''' ' "
BE- .efslt f ftr iff-r,. i'f Ai't' .'' '.'' -
o.n.ur.te N.tu 81. totllstcts a. 90 90" amount 81
i4olr, u b. f.Is-d i,f tAr pufposr.
Inat peiu.AAsn. to-Aitc~ be- s.rc'd ifpm The ia@u'
~ fbt. -orir', Lir4 80 tr toe tc.t.f oi 80 IL u
-.,,.tlo,. TONED ir Au.flci aud uaf- g'Frf tp slf
.o hr.err. such s.IsBsofs 80 10 thor Jni srni thN
Ye A4yaiiagro1'
Thee re.o.,ion, were adopted by sn.hsa'ia acclaim
lion aud the olIor ssu'sHen were appointed as com
ni.ice:
Prof pniu'co Nipueli Pfe,iisrt5 Prof Achic Msgni.
ri.tu EstIl q buid,iLi. p } s19i - lhb'HcNiii ~
Apfsfs \ rnnfsu..i q Eesf.t l.. dofsu Glue and ufo
La isbu. Df %. Aisno g. tsclnoiia, l. fefeiil ~ ANi
rin q Aet~g.bt. L. Msi.a tahg a. eiu, 9 ftfi, ~
gc,,o 4 ca yaHaoni Launoni, W MsbzsnAl IL DANA
. r. s.lystti O. LonsL ! Sar,s NJ. Nsnni. g. fisanL
LaIoposH aud all 4 niafican payers piss'' copy
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Tn,cr,aInu,nts. s.-Jhursdny. Juiy ,.

fI.. ~ IA tIEs-1le busg.. Note.
...I.. l. Iaf'N lH-.. .l--'tl ltrs z 4hils'
fa..L ,.s aI $40 I-S,t foni Ibuaib sn4 Vic. Com
.nt % Nrr- 81 .rfc4 stsi toufs lfslAa. es ADJ &
~ ..,ts taist.-.. rr -t~r-.yticou.
4....sI. .u.AuEA- Ue. sl' n NJ fly.
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6peeiat Noilces.

Republican Central COmnAttee,-Tbe Ragulu
meeting OF this Commite. will be held Headausrters os
THURSDAY EVENING. July 2, 1853, at 9 O'clock
BY order. WM. A. DARLING President
a: M PAIxak, Secretaries.
Confrmation.-The r. Rev. Bhop POTTER viii
Ts,t ST. Philips Church. in huiberyst, Bl-ecksr
THIS tThursday) EVENING. Services comm enciba AZ 4
O'clock
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Union farific RAILWAY Eastern DNsso"'
oFN FREMONT Prr,ideut OF Ito Union Pacific R.I~sy
F,.,.ru Division has al sppoiuted SAMUEL HALLEIT Co
sn.l Fn,uc. A.ent. OF the Company and for the pur
pose Of increasing their facilities has placed with them a
.eousi.ie. 90 the Two Millions OF Dollars
To- sin win the house until tine road 10 completed and &c
be used them ia such way they msy deem beat eaea
lated to secure the speedy completion OF 'he railway
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

VlhTON-In Brooklyn Monday. June 29 Paul yintoa.
intact sop the Rev Francis Vinton, d. D. aged moaths
and 10 days
The rsmsns were taken to Newport, RI
"iIbEhS-M Newburgb, on Wednesday, July !, Emily
Augusta wife OF Mr.. y. c. Withers
Funeral from 81 Paups Church Newbugb on Friday July
g. at O'clock
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nr. RnA,.n,,- pnl- -rhe PnIs ,hat Cure.

There are hols.ud, persons VINO have ior years oeea
ns with some vorte "a and imsgne that they cannot
v. without them When We hoG that man has been iak'
iu such anj such pills or years. it 10 fair to presume he /"
tal1s wortale.. reuiedy Yet there many who have
b-.a scted with Cosyeness Indigestion Csnsapfioo,
Liver Jaundice Dyspepsia &e for years. ana
from hab, have u.ed some fsvoue Ph tnas an fd' 's
t.mso.ary relief without thasins thA, the Pi they are
,ir, incr.... the orisiual complaint Now guarantee
that II these misguided people viii take RAp"Afs rLs
,ns, from oae bone, Will cure them Sold al NO "
..ti.p.l,u. corner of Gold.st. and by all druggists
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U,G,>'s MAGNOLIA BALM.

Tti.1- ,a4 aad eI'aord.nAy article changes the SUE
h. l b.a.. to peaGy satin texture Of rsvi'sias
,er'y y-es it- ms-bs Pudiy of youth and tue '''"
. s~oea-,ucs 70 n,np- the c'y belle Of fashion 1t re-
v,. sH ns,s.s. pimp,' aud ToushSe'' iiOm the 'siH
s. .s. c5mg.rEion fc,h ,au'pireg' and smooth. II
r.ia ao r,,-risl i-juriou, 70 the shin PsifOnI by
,r.f.s -nl ope,,iaser, !; is what every LADY should
i,so. sod cyorywhete.
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Martins Life Cordial.

Martins Life Cordial.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHoLshA
CHOLERA MoRgUS. CHOLERA iSFASTCM DfS-
EMERY DIARRHEA SUMMER COMPLAINT.
PAIN AND CRAMPS IN THE STOMACH, SOUR
STOMACH, and HEARTBURN.
IL relieves those di,sar-esbs symptoms OF DfSPEfotA.
NAUSEA and RISING OF FOOD af,sr eating, and - .
SOOTHING SYRUP Tor CHILDREN it has Lo equal is
e, h- alsys pain and under la very soort 30
the child gently drops iLto aquiet sumoer ana swases
mi r,p tu.te al OF refusing Ike it, tor the med ne
aser ono. tsstng Call for circular and Iesd osnneses
rom ,uch vn a, Prof y. r Hal OF Brown Uniy.nty; tae
K.v iforsce u-s OF Worce,tsr Mass, now Chapsn Of
~, a5n Ma.schn.eft. Superintendent OF Black. New
hem ~ L .fis-r. 10 the Army, and o,h-rs -,
Brhis article il ed even IN the most oostin.te
cases aud As,ns Plcu aJ requested psJ oaoa .os
mon-y here ssci0Iy evidence gwen 'nA' t"e ca0.4'
k.stpsoyed Intellectual . . ,,
A.ent. IN NewYork City:
II c. OAKLEY. No. II Parsros.
r. [. WELLS & Co., No. ll5 fIanslinsI
RTsUTON TO No. 10 Astor Hou.e.
CASWkLL. MACK Co.. Fifth Avenue Hotel
NM GREY No 3Ji Brosdwsy.
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NW.2. c.ruer Of j. yh.ct'
q. m %. t7pe CIV
q D., C,orles Il. % ~
: ....a'1. O.''
- = Cr4-r. C.F' G. 'ev.
/ g. irun. Os.'
3 p. i. NilI.us, 2, 1l HAS.
Nm Lamb D., - WIS
/ 9. t.F.F,adl Zee K IN.Y.Civ
~. ... mcy h. If.
DO G-.n. & 81 ; fu.
i Ndlrws, q. o. y TO-
! 4. Lm,iz.Id, {. ! Mica.
| Csrsiry
J J. " 10y, q. Il Conn.
Il Waite 2. n
| Cn!GJ. N. Mot 9Ii Mich.
!. 81! lrf Il. L.. Pa
a v 81, Ter. q. 80 ". J.
". Norton. !. ) Wis.
CNas Norilc, 6 : Mich.
H. J Eve.eti q. 30 y. J.
Oeo. Lents. 4. IA Pa.
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Ambro.In 4. a stipulsfins Oily Er'rocJ Of RootA
p,, AID Hsrhs II viii cure oil disesses q ne scsp
and ichipr OF the hrsd entirely efsdicss s AuH pfe
yru n hzif from falling turning naststNy gray.
csu-ss II to row thick and long Beware OF ats:asa Mono
lenuiu- Dut d., SleIins'-.
OEETIYtClrE.
Tbi. certify that about 10 months ago crfsnced
using EhLlnG'S AHBROSlA My hsir wss shoFs thin.
uc fapify falling IT, bad tired Hsif Ionies snvls
orators &C without receiving os0.ht soon after sSing
tie AuDro.s my hair ceas-d falling out aud crhnEcea
IN nd os.y aud I. i've and four inche, n iscs'n
when down reaching to the feor This wonders. fsH
ndbue s,lely 10 the use Of STERLINOS AMBR lSls~ -
.uce have commenced usins have applied gosnsS ~ss
10 tny hair. MkS LtGl "A phols S ~
BEWARE OF IMlTATI01S.
BEWARE or lHTAT1C2S
BEWARE OF IMITArfON%
NONE GENuINE But pR. 4 n sTkRs,,SSgss ssTshi,Segs
NONE GENUINE BUT DR. VI H. sTERliSUS
Pa. up in = box containing two bottles. Price. 81
'''' y Dr.. H. H. STERLING. Sole PrcpIie.os
Depot. No 49J Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

who have died il tie Wellington hospitals since
'urc2i record ~' 'to!r huria' is F"pi by CsIt. |
lltr.g. c.rner Of i. ,h.cr,l,h I'D @ rfre.t-;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
CncK,1 Ma1cn.-Y,ncrdsy, siDsle.vicket

CRIcK,r MATcn.-issterdsy, sinsle-wieket
ciiele. match between the two wotuown pfofs''ona'
Hammond an ssies. aud Me,.s hai'ou aud B,
rop The two -c., bssusn q The SoSIorf Cncse' Club
va oonmsocod the sroand Of the latter Club si Hobo
There large Ssuisucs q 'peciser' Wo'sni IT,
clln. Ls .es.ls leassn G-d I!lys' % the He~ Oh
ST. Ge.f.rs Ssvl. nToosyu ,labs sr'ong whom ihe
match a.. tAa created cOustSJls l crest The
cSel. pitch = oc.ot =. no.. TO sraic, oaais
irg 10 the The lsf the iavphrs iH i-T tr
.irg Tho ODDS 4 -lOto gle t-fs isis tlrif -iirirs
W l, zoe ,.ult, veto dawn, gc.cs 49, sr,ths 'ae
score - rds - .9ip~,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

Tur srNirR IIAT-KN0x OIL! asks people
Co. s.. u aai os hi- variety Of Hats FOR Tho season
L s.v.. tie q4.sou Of pufcha.ug 10 chance ara hef'n
sirrs. be- usual .ascwlncs ior the excellence aud ~
r.rioy cf Ai, f,buo' ,e Irresistible or'u'' N>"A''
s ru rsly cal a. hi, store, No. 2l2 b5oad"sy corner
u lu-iau..t
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

HAVING been Appointed
Sole Agent ia this city for the celebrated
ORNAMENTAL IRON FOUNDERY
OF WOOD PEROT. Phnadephia.
We are prepared to furnish their prices.
Al descriptions Of
IRON FOUNTAINS. CHAIRS sErTEES. RAILINGg
GARDEN URNS. BALCONIES. MANGERS,
HAY RACKS LAMP POSTS IRON STkTUARY.
STAIR RAILS, and all other kind. Of
FANCY IRON WORK.
semples DrswDss be at Es.instes
siven at short notics.
f.. V. HAUGHWOUT e CO.,
Nos 4SS. 400 and 402 Broadway.
cor of ByoowesA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

y ~. G4nroH. eau. s.
! Oliver. q. 81. .l.
l.. htair.. 1, So y. y.
- tsu.. q. : hi "a. Cav.
W. Nsir'ur,'. !. "S T..
!. :. Dni,or. f3 y. y
J. a.. bradley. a.. ~ VI.
NJ. Milo. j ti.d. Cav.
J. n. Wei c- 10 49,. Y.
q revs., o.. .fN. g.. AIt.
J. El.eU.t Om1 Cav.
" N.ta.Iwak, y, ~, Pa
NJ N Secl,l $50 Nis
u. " Fsrisnj, c, % 81 Y
c. G. Sius.er, ii, lI7 @.
}. !. II als !, Mas Cav.
Ii Rove. h, : Mici cav.
J. y. navi., y. &. NN.
W ". Herring. d. : Mich.
c. Harmon. !. ioj Pa.
u GaIducr, ID. ! Ne. Cav.
n rpleft, II. 9 U. Cav
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

Spring and Summer.
bsys just completed my extensive stock 4
SPRING snd SUMNER CLOTHIN0 not sss.
passed in tue way Vi assortment style ph d
In this city Tne CsstoD-RooIa- Chldren's. az
Furoishiny Department not equasd Entire satin.
fec.on given. or money returned Please call are
examine for yourselves.
+. u. BALDWIN Nos. 70 and u Bowery.
LARGESr STORE IN THS CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

B- sr. Tbs. every bottle bears the fac 'mie Of our "sna
-.ona ,e.-p!a,e Label With our private stamp o'eE the
-,k r H. DRAkE& Co..
No ~ Broadway. N. Y
soi by ,G r..p--sAe Druss' Phy'ciAn' or'eef'' no
ID. Fsf..u. sud G.. untrv dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

.vwEuT TIYIU T-0T-TEE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03
supreme court OF Indiaua...Novem
Der Germ

EIGHTH DAY
Talbot >hipley y. Isaac Ratcliff. Adminis,r-
Morgan Affirmed
Curtis Jackson " State-Grant c T. Re
Ver~ed
State ex rel Lockhart " Edwin y Mason
Martin e. = Reversed
Michael Urban George NATURALIZATION
{ F. Affirmed with } per cent
Evan Hughes - Lake Erie and Pacific X r.
Co-Wayue c. &. Affirmed
State -. Margaret HAyes-N abash { e..
Appeal sustained.
George Mil ct al ". William X Brooks
Allen f. Affirmed. with per cent.
Thornton Cornell vs.. Nathan Goodrich ct a! =
johnson G T. Reversed
John " Estep w. Leroy NJ. Larsh-Putuan
{. 7 Affirmed with ) per cent.
John W Estep " Leroy NJ Larsh-Wayne
{. {. Affirmed. with ) per cent
Addison Harris "a. Charles II knof ct al
wayns c Affirmed. with 10 per cent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrRLss MoNRoE December l-Ex-Gov-
eruor Pratt, of Maryland. aud Col. Nickerson,
arrived here this morning from Baltimore, as po-
litical prisoners
The steamer New York has arrived here from
City Point with one political prisoner from Rich
mOnd.
FORTRESS Monroe Dec. ,.
Hon. L VI Stanton, Secretary OF War:
Government supplies for prisoners
ceived aud forwarded by rebel agents Supplies
furnished by State Agents are also received anc
forwarded.
send two boats ladened with provisions &c
City Point to-day ) A MEREDITH
Brig General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-03
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many prepxraions sold under the ~
Btters. put up IN quart bottles ~smpcun'et ~ The
cheapest whk run. costing from ~ 10 <or
per gallon. the disguised ~ rnse snc~r sesd
This class Of Bitter ana will contsuue
cause, ne they pc sot, hundreds 90 DIE he
death Of the drunks Bs their use the system KEPT
continual, under the influence OF alcoholic stnuisnts e
the kind the desire fer liquor Is created and ksps
up, aud the result n all the horrors stisn~sn' upon
drunkards life and death
For those ~ho desire and VfH har> liquor bitter.
publish the foowisg receipt Get one bottle ~
HoofdRds Geynan Btsers and NIX with three ossarS<
OF good Brdsdy Hhfsig. and tho rssuit ~ e~
preparation will far eScef In ediesl virtue AMI
excellence q the numerous liquor bifters m fhc
market and sill cast stci i>ss. lou viii hs-e ali tho
yirtues Of EoofoDfs Bffers IN connection With good
article 81 liquor At much les price than these nfsror
preDaratOns will cost YOU