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hsv f"Ss, Friday. July 10
Buth~ Meats, rey %. Roasting pieoss, li,i6.
Round -,.st- ala; ~nioin d., "a. Porter h,us.
do, Alt foup SAG Mutton, osi4. Veal, isi+
Port, ". toraei do. II. Lsmts. III, iaai6. Cornsd
S'nok,d h,at., per- B.-Hana -ai2c. shouldSrs,
lie. Beef, l2e. Bacon i2sc. Tongues, -asie. each.
Clear pork. i2&c
Puh, per u. - IIaibut, --Al2e. blue Fish, 81
Ne Kels, al4e Stfilsd bsAs, axe. Cod, &c. floun-
ders dc. M.cherpl l0slte each. Salmon, 95a 6 Por
gics,6e. sea IissS.lOe Kinshsh, lie. VA fvpsaiO.
Whit. Fuh lle. spanish AacheIei LOO, Lpbst.ts,
Gale. Oys.er., per loo, iAcas 90. CLANS, 4O.Soc,
SON she'll do,2S.ISc 10. q ,h., dor, 40 smoked
Maeksrsl, l0slle. Do. kes. l>c. Dried Cod hsh, %
&c. sat Salmon, isal;e p. Aseleiel, lOai9e
dimes, hoI 5aaS3e. Picked Cod. &c. Smoked s.ur-
gcon, l0al2.
lie ksrrsra lac Peach blow, l2e BermudAA. -s60c,
Turnip, bunch,ic spinach, y. pc. Cabbage, had
ssile onion, h. SC, CArrots boh, octs Been h.6c
letuee, head. g. Celery, bunch, Sc. Parsley, do se
bunch i0.l2 Rhubsib b, bunch, Sc. A'pNasu,, lun b.
New Peas, lie. halt pcek. Cucumber "a c. each
Kohlfebi, bunch, &c. string BsAns, half peck, ice
Butisv, ke., per 10 lutter, l6A22e. Chose, l3s
lse. ling. Dairy, 26e. I-p, fs~h, for 1be. Dueh
Esr, Tor NC. Lard, lie.
Fruits, per Dried applrs, 7sse. Peaches lsa22e
Cherries, sslIe. flsH -sise. Prunsa- los-. Or
anss, dor, SssIo. L.mons, doE., fOsS,e. StrawbsI
ri.s, baskets, Sc, Pine Applcs, each, lsA.Oe Pes
nus, bush. ~ % CocoAnuts, each, aloe. Cursnta
H. bA7c. GoossbeFrie., Vt, lIo. ~hortebsrries, vt
20c
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TIE NEW YORK Sun.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY II. 1853.


Tur eap,r. n v,ckst1ry dis~prccrp ali tho
,s,rl lIsns Ia tho bouthws-,, and n well fo.loeed
Up viii r'sih NTH speedy eurprcssion Of 4 Q
rebellion IN ch-t segrn. IL lhsrstrs tie ifnnsn.e
s.my dGcrersi GRANT, aud .nstAes u To Gu
0rsp~ae with General BAsks ., Pot HudIn,
. Ss1nsrA RoerRArs on the I'm. of The Ten
n>sees. As for General Jox JoBssros, His .rmv
le fisa one, 10 not ltely 70 give much ro1lle -
III insbilfy Ia raiss the sese r Nicksburv Or even
Jeisrd Gyirrh 0KArr's operations sufficiently
prove. Tfs rebels cvtisntly cannot place another
army In the Geld in The s,uih. Jogsaroy has q
military reputation scarce roc I'D T. Lat Of Gen.
JsE butthe prestige 81 name, add y all tho
S1gors Of remorselo,s on failed 10 gather
snors than few thousand men tossihef; and IL will
S-s sr,evor blunder on ths part II our military
~n,hohtes II these arc NOT speedily Dispersed he.
dorethey can 10 Incorporated In IiEAgG's army. So
Jar as tie south~es, 10 concerned. We have the
game in cur own ADDS, and shall bo disappointed
8 II no, sshfI,ly played.
The only frnlidstl, robsf force soulh Of IN. Po-
frnsc In Gen. BkAGGs army. 1t is heated u Chat
tADos g, an important sirategio Point command.
AZ the orier Save Ard tree States as we'll as tho
cotton stAte~, and has been strongly rtidsd. 'But
Il car ts turned, and its dcieaders ground between
Ae ugIrr and nether millstous 81 thc two great
Lrion armies. MoKGAS's raid wa evidently .
y'c,nnoisssIcs Tor . ssoonds,nvssion Of K.ntYesy,
siInLsrtpthst Of last fAl, Silh . view J. drsw
Boasn.ss from Tennessee. Bn tie news Of
ahs fail of vcksburg will soon comp him to re-
tea n Gen. BURsrins does not force han toit
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, = go, ftl We d. t.rs.. a. ..s .rrl-
.t. q. .t 2, h1i ~. u,,k of uhcm.
bdfrdSssd dcttO. lie Wa syIobtsd q the q. M
MAnf OF the stuy marched a. ,n,. sgaiust he
enemy, ami he'd ,srcst Vi r Ae'ore any d
t1s supsr-a-ryi,eabe o.ts d. .dvi'ers Il be Pres
ient had tim, /. make a s,sg.tton W annoy him
With usif views r ut VIA al fdvsntAge TO Gem
ersl within SHOT 70. h = such gentry I'D be-
fore at.ce th. pePs; snd tie result Is price
less vhrnry. In Vsw Of soc fct ,nd such . rc-
sun, wiz liz not Gtnora HeAae In to LIS owa
ludgwsu' aDi .ttnu' " knHv. w,li The may
IA tnd. { up wp-s nf,~r tim ~, .ee' the truus
pO,iton tIa r uH oc.upy! he knows t,ir nun''r
,osl stem IN sni BE-. letter uau al tn t-'et cor
Der ofators. .nd bette. thar all the In Ell ice
news writers. and Ill the p,rsnhuisiiy On as IN
tie snd los- NhAi ~ o. ! u required u
q wst 10 - oesgbs. lfis !. p sib $50 tSs' tie
re,el army, .ni ne has As mater Il Tor 80 'u'-
hcsnty broad and y, ihsi army will - "iss
ped." lfLe Aas The poVstto d,stfJy IA. an arm {,
Il vii he de'tr ycd Bui he can 10 al thu bet
. b,in1 ut dlDne
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. DEATH =.

son Of Jo6a Z Carroll iosnl,aa Of o2's, fs'i'h Of
III. nicnds OF his brother Timothy are requested to
attend tho funeral, ths tsa,urds>j afternoon, July
West l9th and West stsvthout further notice IL
DERBY On Friday mornins July 10, Ellen Der.
by, the only danshtrr Of John aud sarah DERBY nom
isnd, AGED 20 year and ~ on,hs
The tuners, vii take place from the residence Of
tiv,s are respectfully invited.
FINLEY On Wednesday, July l. on the steam.
chip Northern Lsht, on nj. way fom san Franchise,
cal to New York, Of consumption. George by Fin
ley, IL the old year OF b.. age
And oh, dear fathef, and must give
1h.e up to lie IN the deep ieas;
'Tu had to part With on 90 dear,
To think no more your face coult see.
Phil.de phia and san Frsncisco Cal. paper, please
copy 10
GALLAGHER ON Fridsy July lOth.oi a Ions and
tude, Peter second ION 4 Patrick Anu The atc IN
gallagher Ased 20 y.ar., native fun-r, Baly'
shannon Count lpunefal' lrtiani
The friends OF thu ani anu those Of his brother
Patrick, are I,spclu invited TO attend The funeral
late Tcs. denc., 1870 Mulberry lsi
GoRxAS On July 10Th, Ann German, uifo OF
Nicholas l,orinan, nat!E. OF Count NcItel Ire
M,r relative, aud frieud4 are respectfully invied
70 .tt,nd the funrNl, his S'tutdgyl a"csnoon,
Ign To be- buried q, lisgbush ttnetrly. l.
HORNE ON Friday, JAY 10, wilar,, the you. g
OFT son u " Ham aud NJ Horne, "-,d IL mun.Ls
| aud I dAyt.
| l2th ins', At O'Clock, from 9O2 Mo1s %. 80
| JOHNSON Friday, July 10, jam b. Jyuu-
| tou, aged -
tn friend oi the family, also his IT nj. AMI &C.
quaint &c . ard ihusr ~ his hr tilH, u. . Ioll..
son, JT., and he NV lork aui "a d. N. g. Pi %,
are rcsp cttul'y i4yi',d to attend ~, i'm 81, ~
! su.dn, afternoon next. At . O'Clock, ton Lia ,a.p
| residence, "a hG!tet
| MURPHY On Thursday, JUL ., MAJ. l
| SECOND rAustt'r q f,'li's md CatL4f.u Maya,
az 4 I yr.rs aud IN lths
The friends Of tn. family are r,pprct'u Is invited
TO ntttnC tn tuuttH tf tSNtur Ia, ai',..ouu ~
O'Clock, ON the esidenco Of her pareuts > besckei
street.. l.
PnELTS On July 9th, Nj William II Plolps
hgrd ~ ytHr..
is ri uds and reg'ivcs respectfully invited "a
attend the funeral, 0L Suud.1, July uCIu las I't
reslluAce, VI Atgn,l aud Bsna eta, BrO0Ay D.
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TRADE NOTICES.

To Bakers 4 meeting of the Jomrncyncn
Bstefs Protective Union, No. 2 will he held 81 "
Ave A on saturday e,enins, July ll'h, 1868 at y
O'Clock ny order Of FRED. wOLf, pre.t.. M.
sPEIDEl- sc.
Notice to the United Tin Plate, Copper
and -heet iron rogkIG 4 regular meeting VI the
Asoc stiun vii be held al Dramatic Hal, ~ Ard ~
East Houston IT. on Monday eyeu.ng. July l3'h. At
o'clcch pre- selv By order n =. q n SCHAtTfI Il,
u. ! CAMPBELL. Presidents. j. BECkER GRO
II. IRELAND Secretaries. 2V'
To Tailors->otice-IbeW orkinH 1ailor-'
I rsde Pr Elective and ~ n,vol'ni tnion hold Their
r.cond quarterly meeting his 81 urdsyl ~ ms,
July l1tk ss the balance Of accounts y III be pre-
,en'ed Tor the past pusrtsr the election q officers
tor The ensuing term and the irtherence Of the Tor h.
coming usnd pc mic. iull meeting oi he mem oer
!. po.itiysly expected Nv orde; ~ the
ia CEN RAJ COMMITTEE.
To Bak-r--Thr New York Journey men
| Bakers Protective uon, No. /, viii bold special
meeting NJ VI uau's II ~, corner " 10Th street sni
Ita sNeuu,, 'his evening, Jul lIih. Al meri'tfs.
sh0 means ,ocie'v AMI the rh NE TrqHtscd to
at md e'rlt " 'uspis- of inyotanc viii he trans
.c,sd. JOHN RILEY, Pres. Z. PEARSON, Sec.
See l2y
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Personal NOTICES.

ALL CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS. BOUNTY.
LlpSy. trize money, &, ?ror ply secured c, tn
low rat ikea by tguEress. special cs.'H ice NJ
advance paw mt. Ap1y g. Il Is W.T. iEO' X,
Auortcv a. q touueei.or 81 Law, ~ q. ,dNV en-
trance n Dew Il. III
II DANIEL MIHAN. Ot TN PARISH Df
L ,eoll y .oaon, 81 NELLY CElHNtNN would al
or write 20 j. Is NOODE. ~, IL .ut,r. Pu b., Long
leland, 'hey would 49, a. ~ .. Ntt.lt MtiiAN.-d
DEk> ALT Nil ALEXANDER
L RAIii. Of Cuba, Will cal ~ M. IA ErooWr -
NV lrik, in tho. dats from thi- dat, "a l,oi
HOD~O\, viii he sad to ,'e han; or a. ~ - W yer
e. Bfooslsu. 50
DECISIONS. EOl N1!ES. ARREARS OF
pay, p Il. money, aud al y'lcr o. ny az navy
Clg IN lgouy y col, ID. CAL Ct .... i.r .Ic a.
81 T. q II y, and our hand OK ,.ata.liug lave
charge. SOAES, DEpWN L GO, Pax Pee.
NY aU'
SOLDIERS MUSTERED Oul OF THE Two
- wears regiment, and uo' ,eii tbc N.Ln'v, on
account - not h7vinc s,ry"i m TOO years. can have
{ III" by o?il. ins to j. NELSON II CkEf. and
10 l. no Il, Iuru -. 3l5
SOLDIERS MI Stored ct / .Ot TWO
- yrars regiments, VIII have not been paid the r
bOuu ts, b. AOn oil not nav. - .riNcd 40 YEAR,
a. " talE h u bounty thrugsh sOAES, BkOWN &
co, NJ. PAX P,a'c. ..l
IT ). NAVAL RENDEINOUS, HEAD
~ iuart'rr Lh.Il II, ueu frsuSiiu iuarr.-
seem, u. h.tni,u, rdilfIy amen, audru, O anu
boys ~Gnird, Ia ttTvo year. S.i
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A.Ba!lagh. All the Father Mathew To;s Abstinence
Deneht Societies, coming 10 he So4,h It'll street
Ferry, brooklyn, b. D., tomorrow, Sunday after
noon, at o'clock, 10 lnauguIste th. NV Father
Matheu 7. A. Il Society, No. OF Brooklyn, T.. ID
from the Ferry they will march with bands aud ban
ners ough the street, laid down In the the
place Of meeting AftsT the Temperance addresses
and songs, they will proceed to the New Father Mat
thew Total Abstinence Hal. cor lth and Grand sts,
and after the tpeakins and tingins, Their, ad ourn
Great Pubic Meeting NJ the n III in The evening, AT
~ O'Clock. EN-hsyor GfORGE HALL EI, l..
W. HART, Esq. the lre.id'ut NJ til. 1--we Father
Ma how 4 4 d society, aud otha.s, viii assist in the
inausurAtion, aud Ndires the meeting Ms-srs.
PARKHOUSf, WILSON, MrkFSSY, NASH. GAL
LAl,nER HAG ,tkl Y and oth1lt, viii sing Come
in out OF the Draft" All mvmbyt Of ia, NO s.
cieiy wi meet e Ahovc THOMAS JOYCE, Pc.
DANIEL MANNING, Rec : G. lu5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lyons
Lyons
MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER

MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.
The or,y AL and certain Vermin Entermiustor. The
extraordinary effects Of this article for killing
Roaehes, ANTI, Buss, fleaa &C, and for preserving
Fun, Cloths, Furniture, &c, from Moths. hss been
tested for 20 years, aud warranted reliable. 1t IA tree
rem Poison.
Beware Of imitation. and eounterfets. Each flask
has the signature Of p. Lyon,
Lyons kat Pills, certain death to Rsts aud Nice
Sold by all prueglnts aud Furniture dealers.
DEMAs H. NARNkS 4 co, AGENTS.
400 No 2O2 broadway, New orb
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HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS FOR
DENTISTRY,

\ MOST WONDERFUL Discovery
Ailty ~ lad b roo extract. i vitnout main Inv
lr d. JAY NlllEks, ~ DIgnd ~, two box frotp
b'Ht"t Il 30. 'Iful} ln-Hgt th.. ne reClmmeldn.
u I" (, More -uber'ust o.! t.otaaoLs. GER III Ian.
80 '.''' '' ~ '- -43
". !, \. REED, LATE SURGEON eq,b
- Ref'y \ \ 5. N,r,sp c'fuly iAiorns h. to.inc,
~ iuAt 'hit u. % .Lr' i-ag zee Of drn.i,tgy a
a. ~ 'n.Ac'' o.ie tnI Ie id,-ce - $ b ave-
az - ITO ~. n
Dk. John HOWE, 80 CANAL STREET.
,et A. o. tre. D. ou CO.,, rat ~ 10 W., "a 4 ID
ID. 3" f-.i trti uai -ttts 30 cent? tooth, ted
LNl 10. TO- "Hr U fH"tt ID. " t.' ..,It... .,U b a
I. u y" '"oih Z eth eat -lc'.d w,-ioGt ? IA .G7
lR non go, BROADWAY. NEAR 2Ok
- ''.' a.. 20 d.. teeth tv.h or with ut II
'H' w tr .''-., Oh silver, -. rubtel, 40; gold
SEQ, 9,AtIns 9"u lvriL u,l.d Va b god .iiy,r nm,
aL-l'san', Arhcial bone uliing. in,.rtsd withou
P"'H' AL suA NAHauLed Az
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LAST DAT or GES. Tom IHuMB, WIFI, AID
Com MUTT A. BARNuM's They are already I'D
vetised to appear elsewhere Monday. 50 this 10 the
last chance sAuford's Ministries At aud y. L. 'O1
Fox INK HAIR BARRN's TRicorHgRous.
The beet aud cheapest article. Sold By dIussiss 3Ol
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Fins metal Reports, Markets, 80.

EHs York. Frttav, J,iv 10, 9 ,. n --tcof' hs'e
huetusted to sotno extent to-day, hut the marx"
eosed strong and active With higher press for some
sorr. Cold has ranged be,-ecn 1888. slSlS. Ser-
ling exchange 20. higher. With more business We
quote banker, billsM1.s,, aud commercial ct la .
iasA. Money oon,lnucs easy u6sT per cent.
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The Situation In Narylaud

The Phi.s lslphs lSqUlEss sums up the strength
ofGenersl Lrrs army, and the position Of the op.
posing forces, as follows;
The best estimate u Lees original strength
III, kes hi whole forces. IA II the Potomac about
,ighty-s.ven thousand strong, - they stood before
their def 81 81 Gsttysburs.
How do they stand nowy On Tuesday night
lat the prisoners registered by the Prov0st-M,r-
shsl Of Baltimore. numbered over eleven tloIs.ud.
In addition to th,s', about two thousand have
teen captured by General kilpasri ks csvs ~ and
there are about ss many more captured In small
squads aud detschmen,s IN the Cumberland Va
ley, summing up in al about fifteen thousand
prisouers- Tie He'd and woanle Of thu Rehe.
>rmy, from what We hear from tie field, cannot he
ierh tan seventeen thousand, and tue stragg ers
though the various eouptes OF peLnsy vans SUD
Maryland, and those who have slresdy found
thsir way ACROSS the Pc, 'mao, are probably i've
ShousAnd.
Tbs account OF Lse's fort 80 that can be brough.
into ohte, therefore, stances about thus
Army maresed iato Pennsy lysnis- $500
tos, IN T. LA ,,, '''---''i2o
o"Ass'''''''- -'---..'--.---......-. o'1oO
ioa'l losss- ...-.:-.-.............. $1,000
TuAi lore" remaining -.---.-..- 10000
Saeh, from Ito best source. Of Information q,
command, il The strength II tho rebels under Lee
~ numbers aud I, sit.on lftAcy are forced H. de.
use, ls"le They WIZ, without .ubt, hght with all
arms Of men ia desperate strNits
Looking at the situation then, ar here presented.
he public should observe ,hst IL 70 one g. b, sp'
pfoAched with caution. IL isa siulauo. that no
General of eSpetien,e viii rlIu asa.us, vi m thai
bind confidence NJ believes that II ", unly IN. 10
al assault we WA be CERTAIN g. win, itay M, ali
pos-iblS adverse results 70 take care e thsms.y
W. truSt General Meade will 40 no ~, h thing II IL
alvcry easy for tie great "unoccL pi,d H. bi, -
~Lo crowd the tn rough ares If our lar See, La
tsn'uinr aud demonstrating uit,ry Ir'll IN,
II VI .asN 4 p hama
Tor thtr spoAesmen among tie neNp c iguueU
vrtarT for the newspaper Ireli 10 talk about "bs
ring" the ole OF Lees army, aud "auullAlsNn.
L'e's army, and al thai SI,h p.,ple IA = w.,' u
much pfieiton, - rstEur thty u'ytr ,.oI 10 r,tey
stL. The same siyle Of uul iuklug u C.nu.t.o
Irevails, " iarlr ,Nten, among the I9rsnIbU.s
Ing StnAtors, IN. hu,TAtLg Governors ana N
sRrAnt "boss pollil- aus" that W. CaustsLty L,a
Of az arriving ~ Washington ~ give advice al
"hurry on tLs war"
j. II not time mat such ridiculous Ahsutd.u,
tA ceased, and tlst such NJ lscLl,i-msklLy clan
urrs were incoutinently gagged,
The SreSi, tie iRvslusbs AiNAntsgs Possssss
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II. society OF SOU Brooklyn are requested TO
meet Ia rrsis At their HAL, on SUNDAY, 18th inst,
NJ ~, O'Clock to proceed to VIII snstug, TO assist
At the organization of smother Trmpr Society to
be called the Father Matthew I. A. II Society No g.
of Brooklyn Every member IL expected TO be pres
emit Ivy order Of HENRY MORGAN, Pe.idsnt
PATRICK fGAN, SC. 100
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RElul.uOuS NOTsCES.

81. Ann. Church, I~th 1t near 5th ave
Rev. THOMAS GALlAibEr, D.p, Rector Ser
Deaf Mute. T,-morro~ The Rector will preach At
each service > ats irre. 2o
t:reeue Al. VI. L. Church, besweeu Broou,r
snd Spring s,e. Rev. q. Il. WAkDLE, Pastor, viii
"Conquerius aud TO Con u"r." asersment Al o'elt
r N, "a Pr aching At , o's.css r ~ Lecture
on Wedn''la. y'n'ns faJ.r meeting Oh ftidV
evening. seat fee. IL
Al thss~ not specially Interested In some
Church, in the nor,h'e.s,ern 'fe;ion Of ,hs oiy, vii
md pleasant churc aecor,mod .'io IN ia. l. hing
iothn Rev. sANpEEsOS thS r,..,f, peach.
,very s,h1s'h At io'a aud S'S 7 NJ. sabbath sch,oi
Not,cs.-A meeting will br held At the
Church Of he ru'i,sn-, Inop s,usre, ,o-morror
evening, II =. o'cloct, a. Which Rev Dr NJ sie Of
London delegate from the Anti,lav.ry Conference Of
30 French Protestant Pa.o. 20 the Min -t.ir ~ me
Gosp IN Great Bsitiin on SLAYER, aud H. Rebellion
sponre OF 1000 IN uir r. of he Gospel 10 Great If
sin Also an add f., the same TO the Minister
Which viii b. prr' eS.od r % no" t. t' pr.c,u..
for the adoption Of the meeting assembled. All Chi
,HfENEk will peach IN the morning a. ~
O'Clock. liO
Opposition 10 Spiruunlispi Elder r. n
BERiCK 81 Bo.ton, will continue hi- lec'urr, OF
sS a. ay fad 30 cSSp Of Sy iSG s@e
Al eisht O'clock All arr lnsit,d seat tree. ~
Christina Allan. Tabernacle, tiI
Broadway Sunday School monthly Concert, sunday
TON LEE and Rev. c {. GosS, vii take par in
the ,i,rc'sss. siEsins by the Children and llAr'
Monies -
second Advent Church., Botanic Iinii, 6~
Elder RUFUS wESbELi' At iO< a N subject
The Error Of s.dd ese..m sad re Eriut.ion By our
With What body do they come :" All are cord ally
invited. S,atsiree 81
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rsORSES. CARRIAGES. SC,

A HORSE, SPRING CART AND Harnest
FOR sale: price 5000. Apply a, ARCHlbOLD'9|
cooperate, III and ~ We 18th st.nesr sth ave s5e
A Light BUSINESS WAGON. HORSE
and harncss anted Immediately either tocether
o. 70 lAratc Address giving description and price.
Mh hAiiANI, No. Montscmery st, jersey CITY.
= JuIrry. 80
NOR SALE-A FINE-YEAE OLD DAPPLK
grey horse, 10 hande high, warranted sound and
iigd Ia eyiy respect. sold tor want OF use. ould
suit piiVstc yrutismAn for single bic harness
Or sidd,c 10 be seen at any time At los Fourth 1t,
IN we bAcAsn'th'' shop, IN TIE 0 NJ. JtS
tOR SAIL LARGE BAY MARE, .
ycsr- ori 10 hand high ditto ! uca ,snadi.n
niar', y,s!s old, liS hand. 81, ALEC sett Vt tro.
c"r- harness. Inquire cor ofGrove and 18th A.. 905
LION sALE-AN OPEN BAROlCIlE: vii
make good Central Park hack, In perfect order.
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monument to Stoncwall Jackson.
find their programme advertised in the
V'tchmon. and signed BY Bercsford
Hope, Lindsay, Laird, Spence, Lord
Campble, AMI other well-known advo-
Gates Of the rebel cause, some of them even
known as hired advoca es. Yet they
unblush,usly end their appeal for sub
scriptIons with the following "N. b
| is not at all intended that subscrip-
rlons to the statue should imply any
opinion on the merits of the American
struggle" How much lower in the
scale Of morality and decency can these
men sink
The comments Of the Paris journals
on the recen' national victories are, like
hose Of London, inged by the poll ical
position Of he journals. The Imperial
isl papers, wi bout exception, are on the
rebel side. and they cudeavor to put the
best possible face ON The news for the
rebel side. Thus, the Constitutional
disnisscs the fall of VickSburg with the
remark that sit was not uncxpcc ed, as
Pcmberton announced in his las. report
that he could only hold out ten days >,
Where this rcpor; has been hidden | do
not know. The Steele, on the other
hand, gives clear and graphic state.
n.ent Of the national vic cries, and adds,
=" Let us hope that the whole campaign
will be so decisive as to put an end to
the shareholders rebellion" The Opla-
ION .Nutionulc calls the attention of It's
readers to the " immense Importance OF
the victories at Nicksburg and &c tvs
burg" The Temps, which has always
predicted the success of the national
arms, rcjoices in the fulGIment of its pro-
phec'cs. awe have been right, then,
all along, in disbelieving the prophets of
':ril who kept announcing the approach
ing dissolution of the American Rcpub-
lie. 1t will come forth triumphant from
all its trials-trI which have been
prolonged, as Mr.. Seward justly says,
by the rebel hope of foreign interyen-
ton. And the Washington government
will then retain forever the inpcri,hable
honor Of having freed whole race of
mankind from ondage, of having ear
ried on a fearful war, and deSpised the
impoten; ill-will Of the great powers of
Europe, and all this wi hou, suffocatng
freedom IA home by die atorship."