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and Black of all the best
Il grades. ALEX MADDOX
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prepared always on
" hand A. MADDOX
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GHARCOAL-Always in flu II supply
~ .,t ALEX MADDOX,
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old BOURBON.-5O Brls. choice Bour
~ bonW hiskey very old, pure, highly favored
and oily. .esIsd ALEX. MADDOX.
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FAMILY FLOUR.-The choicest brands
Il always kept ALEX. MADDOX
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SOAPS-The best manufactured German.
~ Rosin, country made, for washing clothes.
sernbbing, &C., and choice toilet and perfumed
varieties ..-r. . ALEX MADDOY
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GOAL OIL-The best Coal Oil for lamps
~ at retail ALEX. MADDOX
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6TThe following is an official statement
of the public debt of the United States, on
the Both March. 1868:
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Bonded debt and 8 years 7.8C
bonds convertible into 6 pei
cents. of 1881,
Certificates of indebtedness and
deposit,
United States Notes, -a-
acquisitions, fH--n... r..
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MaysvilIe, July II - - 80
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@The subjoined letter has been ad
dressed to his political friends by Mr.. VAL
landigham.
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S929,1s6,147 70
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exHNrrIoNs sr,oHD t'*,lrssioS,L r's-
saior.-Th" following 70 tie 'eo-p l or for ye,'er-
lay at the DoId q 'r,,''urn' i,f le sec nd Cen
us'sonsl Ditic;, No. - GrenI t,i.,., Brooslvn.
q. D.:
He'd for service, 4; 'uh''iu's. sccer Cd II. paid
snmuNt alton. eNuAp. ton uyn.csl q, b..ttr, -
ei-mpt ON c'he ClLs' U.t tt u rNI".i..tl, 81
fht lith mi !, ward. AM ionr country ,ov m.
s,ill renain 20 lie t1aiAiltd,
EoBBFiY.--m " udlv ri-.ht Tho lqaor
ucIe ., v KIae, No. Nofh rtsIcc,, T. ~
sat en'e 81 Uy rot ret-, A. : so arc 1 msu /, ~
nlne on, M known, 80 .s.., .4y. bon made
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veoh voceets Of The note, me Cur. sr,, ,.s,,,,
s,s,,ny Vnent of toun.l, d.cidsd that the order
s..t "a .,sh . ~ as.nsrs.d and ~, ssiee, Nth
O"p'e'J 10 dsfrsnd the pltintif.
"' ZOE HOT ~ JuLr-fn a.. o-er and
'"nlhefs yesterday. the case Of WIN stanton cam.
% ihs'nisonef plead guilty. lie had been !, N.
my 100 year., and had IN hono,,bl, q; eLsts,
nit, ib ~ 70; ltnien, vi.~ Of ns e.. 70.
tpe me . ~. snd 'rr'fr.si the n sorsf 70
va o , confinement IL tie Peni'tttiafy, Bach.
1hs Bso~s Anoarios CIu fnre Court of Gen.
sfsl sessions. b. fore X e,fcs, Ii,rnan, iur, -.
'e'sfosy emp,nnslled Cor 10 tiid n Dr. Bfora,
charged With :hs murder II Nj. Anaersn b. .bor
"'h' Inc court rom va cforded Tns rti.or.r
sSsumed an ar Of Indifference ~ which there -, uo,
spariois " snI ETY. apparent. Mr. Han ,pctsd .f
sns prosecution giving pii n Statement oftAs n-s
IN the oa". and closed By adyer'ing. -. te'noay
<ts presented, and srnaf.e 10 the .fh modest
ms ume NJ, used N thu stor, on I'm ger. ~ de
N%I T. and which he ihoJrht sht have b.en IL
a. thc rem u b.fhsi' 80 AMI 60 I.iti~tt 70
usp Of ~ ppoc ate, J,nc' \, .'r.u, u. " fA'tef
80, unfortunate gifl 'if.f tha' D. 1shSh''r
~ usii home, s. $50 b.e"s'. 'rte, "A ~. u.
I'D of October, 80 10 - '' % i"ai h. -
S.a no, i.tn "a, AID he co.J 10 vsf 70 ~, t.
e., IN IN r'sbol;' On 'nr - ti1i Of Zen
~ louse Ia e,-fi'er. ni d "a "onan
s,il ns herself NJ. a., -, sat t.. urtnosn ia.u.
she d. o. look h. humin ne. he ,srni q n
n.r. shs' ton. { io'.i Et.n. l.rr - i tno d.
pp'tious At tie iuq. ,'' srd 'r.'.Ged tin' -
Waited ana ,ea thtd y. hoft'rh us., md ioind
ths various ,uisicai !n-'iutn-r'.. 4iy srp ~ aud
cs.lry, Louts lad, tss las in MI. .n4e,,rs
houre ideht the VEN, o.. ~ luurinf o. her
eeshbaf. snd tc''ifsi ~ 20 81 N's.u % heal b.
Or ftnrcf t".tinsa that b. A. ra'e, .a'-i .r'B.
srafnibttlon Of the BODY, ~ 7irroyCe I'd unHt',kh-
DIE evidrnces Of VIE ca nopt 90. T. s,i aicf n
osvc been committed 'nt - two -e's t'fptr her
oeaih. Come ~ the IIs'turruis u"d VOC OILS ouPh
and unhn'she oAsl. ct b., 49, unknown ~ tnc ictl
men. srse sls,. tub, vi " ron me end, v"
covered Win an iIIit.t,ts rait .uFf Then found In
hls Judgment, che died ol ~ abortion. Tao Court
uen ~. olIBed untiI th.s m0iting
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FIRE AND Los. OF LfrE.-Ab0ut L. o'clH'k
On Monday nieht hre hroNc ou' m boa d the nit
kh barb Pen l. Isl los at Atlantic Dock M, Il can I,
sere suphcs,d with n odu,'rg 81 aiairI, by 10
sp-cisl policr. The Ere was cau.,i b a.. 60. !, r
er Wi'iiatn', Who lt otali in he fp..c4vi md
toins to .c ltit 1t banning. To f4i.,t eonimun
ia.'d 70 IN wood work and eau ins Gsn'- I'm -,
no utfor unito man wa. slrci'ci THO ,air"
sisht fire occurred N q q hIusc the coru.t -
Oegfav and Smith sr.sti. Occupied Ny Sir. ts'ler
oedel. VITO ,ct the brd 90 fau,s v.'As h.hted IN
Tie. The house wa coon filled v;h .moko. nd .;
Iaotns he attention o. oNcof / u;h,r'y. he - 10
rlsh'd the ne and resou.i three o,hi.ol. Nh, Lad
ssen nearly sufocst.d. Tie sonsu, 20 syp NJ, va
n,oxicat d. She WA boou.hi b. icrr .IIsice Re- o.
entiaIy Tor th!cr moub, Tho oh.l4ien w,f1 zen,
pine Truant iioln.
BRooKLiS EvrNI>o ScHooi AT m.c.-
nE the Board u Elucs' on. lo.i ~ the Hal n
sei Hook Lam. last cvrliar. fle Committee on
Evening Soho Il r, ported H. favor a. d.con.il.re
ne schoole auflnc winttf y tH"iu lon VA. adopted
dat h. 't"r, b fr.e4 tact, VI ,n.t1c ion. to
Gost lsn fetal lo,si'lcs Az GU mel ,ur ont month
TIE InTRp DisTRiCr LNHoiLMH,r.-Thr
following is the ro'ut a ycs.ci.as proccG ding. at
.hc oalNc OF the Provost .il.slsl Of tn, Third Do.
Hic.
sshetitutes accepted, 4 he'd for drt-. ~ paid
i.oumu,n,ion. dra.ilit,. ahe'f, n; oy'r scr,
y under age. rs oniy so., moiisrs choice, :.
y mothefe-t chlld-th, 10 fh -trv r.. l. nov iss'-
icn',' & lotai III, The Numbers TO be called 70.
lay sill not &c ed s.2i1.
TwkNrY-Two RsoNs we're relieved from
he drsf; yesterday. BY the Brcoilyn Common Com.
a.
The Board or StrFryIsoEs. of Kings
county, met u, tho al yostctt'r .':tuoor scvc-
air,ports were ptesen.ed. mo.ion wac made and
sarfiei, e. clarso to k.c.ro. the 4ii \ al 4
BRING taken, iAtl,.k Campbell el-e'ed 9v,r no
present. iucumbeu'.
SUDDEN Drhrn Tho VII Of C.pt F,uncc.
4 he 4. :. h Gu ,ersi". d. vtfgtl i.i..s a.
hon-0y.
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Personal. NSTsCy,-l.

his ilAfGED SOLDIERS ENLIST
1/sd before NAY 3d. ia6l, sud ,.ry.d two yea and
Who have no. he'nV sid thar 900 r. rn,, ear Ia, q
the lhme promptly collected by tnArhEA II
Lott, GaJ BroadSay, neIt door TO kee,ln 1t . /
MY WIFE, NAkGEREIiiA MOLl, lEFT
III my hou.s vi hout any pr9vocaiion I'll her
TO como back in shout eight utys ur -ia fvtu, o
I.y any detts Of her contracting T. WOLF. 20
DECISIONS. BOvNTlFS. BACK PAY AND
= o'he. esims u odier. and ths!f i'''ft9'npi,
cur charge. 6l r1eckcr st. next door TO psyuA e. /.
0tict. -..
THE CAETMAN WHO TOOK A LARGE
l. box from -! u dome 81, nond 3, be- b.h, =
CUES Cd 20 rIvu lutulmatOp n 10 h lsuycf-
edlh cal bOI 70 john CaEVALlEN a sONs, 60
30 d, y rs
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MARINE NEWS.
.pVto, s.oo.:2 -Mooa = oo ,o-Hw .o4 10


tIttktb.
-lI NNsUpS China, I..ycrpo,i. Creole, Havana.
.ii' i-a ui,i'; 60 la, niui; Jc''c, H,va4a.
.t.H tv ttl. Holmes, for Sip Franc sco.
''EN- LoN,orr., Leland, 'or CGdL
w. .' J. 'u u r>lt john, Hli, II ' cagslialttA.
:. . ~. N,"t Advance, Chem G,ld; Ho'note.
n'N'"' l'nc MNit r,iclt Groel, Can't ~;
~ e. maui " lSr -'ol. l. A i}ty i., Wa,h,
N Co.,, '', sue g o., Nav 'cGr,I phil slr ph a:
i ,' th,h "a hDir, E),toa; Mary, WI E
""' T. - h'A,, L, - ,; Iu. pE Achorn,
ace ,,n r,"';e T.. O., d N An. Pro
,rHivcO
.tfiiiP,o e. u 0o ..r, No-r,. I.l.n.; s.1.
.'-u..u C ,,.. s.. Loa. Mo ia / LAND.
'n H., 20 .Isa,, ira !,
49, ,u,,r o,, sa' i .n., 70. ,'s e.. g. g. NJ no'I do
EhlPs Pcrc., L.u4i.,i; ...,.oIs N..,r,.
r,llui.l4s, Li'' pool A...-.. e. 81. Ia 10 TIT
'H't H. tou n'', tut. ri de' 4;
a .L, ,>%rd sAJ 10 JsE,uo. NJ
II' ..-tal'do,'i, nihhcro, Avoniae. Fat.
80. y anc lhL m, 4, h..o., VII l,oi, '>'''
Sr,IOONFRS ,l,. IN Rogers, Portland. a., a,
s y LlN'ol, Eoudout ior csi,rd, llurd. don't
q. boston; peuu.N!vs.ia, Porn nd, Me: l. ~.
q.,r, Virgins: susal Brow, koyal; 81 Van Name
-ey:grioSn, ID =; upian, Pert Royal Ann Turner
virginia. 7 Smi h. Gtols, town, d 4; Glrnv ood Do
Enarrstor, Virginia; Catherine, haryisnd i
grankiin, do; josiah Achorn, kondout Tor Eo,,or
ssrsh Y Jones, Rondout for Providence J C LIret
IN, Virginia.
BELOW-Briss Bill, HAVE Maine Havana
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&c ,is.

AIrrN RIOS. LADIES THE OLD Is
- - LED So Yo-s lur Ar,-f ctur,ut,c. pc.
az, - tntthg'u r., otpstr Ifo.ks i4.s ~. 'fh,
notsl NtN - tNo time go 60 our suits, ! Ah,4:
hAf M u'uAi prcr nur stCct II Pfss, well ,.,,i,I
h't st s'rN 10. rot, Wac Nsr,h sud Frtnch
MIA and -al!e' Hufa And NJ from .. - 20
10 tt,n,h frl Watt. * ard s.hlr 1uI. from
~ I" : W. orinei ard he -c,ici - 10 80 Cho.r.
tsi vsr4t'r std hei"'liu4 fu.s UE chiia.eu ~ bar
~ FLEMING. MaLA,rr.
~ Ns-LApltS tIRs MNpI. ALTER.
Cd and Iecaliei careu.y and p.tmpt,., nv . gc De-
60 iuirtir, a. th, only mauutsc o. ~ town, =
Kim. AZ, !. tW''n tttl And .,'h Is rtinCub W
'ia| q, .c' Ls-0 til,nt OF ladies' and chllare I,
ilnc' fore cheap. q. tlSliAN. AZ
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YaIk.1gkss Z.

4 SUBSTITUTE WASTED--wIiL GIVE
n hsuOr. ncp-y a. ,oon 20 p,tsed b, he aoe' ~,
ih'n l,..s'i t,en r'v n IN hi. city. Appy to Mr.
HANSON 900 ~ ,Ayry, room L. 90
hRAfTkD WYilE AND COLORED MIN
- iu shed with ,i'i'u;c' =, tie 'h,r;eat 20
e., ana niesi to.onaoe ims. sub. i'utee paid IN,
intgtE s /, gs;; "a %, ar Avpy So Co2kS
EftY SUBSTITUTES ON HAND READY
A. any moment for . neerel prie, Can at -
Grs'n-ich -. ~. YORK. MULLER CO. u
1IiLi1AEY-INrOE1ANr 10 EVERY
.'im,n ~,Ishins 20 The arm; Fiat see 10 your
he nd ~. 'hsrn b.ycnd .he roach i -,ft IL any
v"uice. OF srh,t tute -iii zee; thc 6St Sew Yurt
~ set 'of ,l,-n 10 Lrh-,, suu,s given. ard see
tat tA.r su.i', h,e poprr rsii.i. ,n to he .con
~ W. "a ~, ine "a .o1 ~ NO.
~ tphi. tolon'l King, Go Vols 9S7
IJkONOsl MNkSHAL'S OFFICE. NINTH
c'rer,s.ousi pi,,iiot, state Of Me- York Csev
'H'' AVENUE H0tA"c' 81 Of We" s';n ~ ,sc.
3, AZ ersrcd men ,e',dIns n ,ths rrenty- ,cor'
li"-iot OF the Ninth Congressional u 'iric,, ~bo
nave NO. ~ r'por a thee h-sJluarers, mus do
Al 'uoh Who SHAH iAil to report ~iihia the time
.,boye limited, - be considered s ds'ertsr. and
CHAs. p JENKINS,
Car nj 70 hst (, h Dist, NY
cow WI ''i Il. r nta Is e"f'''"'''
".' thffton load 81 . lioilincpt.
AtnSlII TVS WASrED-WE PAY More
IN one, "a down, to substtuts,, than any other
A.ruf. Gel sud rec t.'oIe engae.ng else -here a. ~
West '', Ger Albany. w Ssirs. JAMES & Co,
Afe1is. loG
81 BSTlTvTtS Il $3.50 ALL CASH, NO
bounty included, but oil cash In hand, paid 70 Az
y. SlhoNsOS, Amy and navy agent, ~ White
o.. near Brosi~av. 265
AN NV JERSEY BATTtkY-ALLA Alb.
- cent members ~ iepo.t as coon .. pos,'l, to
MAJOR JONES. nj lreB. on, Who will furnish them
200 "a WARREN. Capt.
GpT S-SUBsTl1UIFS CAN RECEIVE
.'cS - sii3 c',h in hand, a. soon a. they pas
th' surgeon, aud all h1unties by calling on HALL.
co... "hic II II Guaranteed ~ p.ss, 900 aud
al p untit.. -
SoTE-1IREE HUNDRED AND SEW
.cS ~ "uty-G,s doIi.rs c,Ha IN hand, paid fcr
,Ihri tuW.. tsl At - tluftlani at, up stsifs. near
Wee. HAEkfH . SPENCER. IL?
SjTS 20 SUBSTITUTES WANTED
. 80 ~ ,oday Delaney ~ uesr B,verv. $40
~ ETS-St Bs1ITT IFS, S4.i CASH IN
- 'hen lcs!ce / unite . rood mca want
- ih 'eT ek. AID zee TO Yur'seive,: thii 10 tie
y h't' heu' q put. agsnta literally d,4. win
IhH'IE. 'l"i lat FtI - e.
@sHSZ BJUNIi fLR SUBSTITUTES,
EOos ~ IN hsni. ~ cash IN ten ,,,rs
SO re telLne' tal pad 80 very tL-.s n.en'lI
Aprf 'm' day al go b1osi' a. room l.. 81
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DENTISTRY.

4 GREAT Discovery.
"A A>fsTHE4lC NlTROUS OXIDE
TEETH iOSilihtLG IAIitAIILJ NTTIpUr
iAlN.
bv IR. 10Y :, so,u iaeaufte ufcr ~ Are,' h., c
Strout OAds. T. l. 'uuf.o. % Ch.prl'rtu - ktuer,
anu perfectly hrrultss, curing luitt ..crp, gilh
pv'. s'n'ai'ure. nd rect nsrr.iti,f To- p.ln.
duti ~ rhcn, fAirec. e'ih .iti tae ku'A.dssri
u. p,t,ut. Is,th q led Dad Ariicis eta OF o., ery
de'O ion '.re4. I 'rr' snti. ctiol a. ti,ut ,a
Dt Lpi 1, lcr'tt. ~ BsVadusy, nesr.".hp A.
nk. joins ROWE, ioj CANAL STREET.
- 20. q o. tee On 'ly AZ % = ,r .'p.i
" 10 10 30, Co., "a sfte ~ g'n.s pe tooth p
hIef Ntn fn " .ue =, mcut, ct Other ~ - .N r.
to . i-t loot. Ir"th o,t.a,''d sithur. pam. 81
TFtlU lAIkAi FlD lO>l1NELi with
i "ot pm. the g th. niucI, OK fde e. air
u, NJ, 'r % 70 't.I'a iHi.. 'tus "a. d. lLs.
t'llt ~. trsud ,. opposite l.rt & Tsgltg'',
So or, end %, ls.;'a 90, Il ,'ki1i. .u,, re
49, ie'tn uil"t. ot 'e th on fo.l e.. pll' n4 ~
80 p. f'g % taa, .tu. pa. i .'s so,1. .,
'"oia, f.v.' ~ uln.., h. Sl ~bArs, .oI cat Ic.
iHg "ir't II. a.. 'tr 30 b. .usg. lr.. 90
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SID a.

CCNAED llNE--STfAM FROM QUEENS
to-n % iiy' mo-, % go d, 'quiva,r' - cur
IAeN I. Vvp - IN = irt.'c : BON tsiie
dHo'd.r. 10 OF. Oily ~. - y / 10.
pa &C Gr,l 20 WlLLIAAS GulO ~ Fn o.
49, 81
]; n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LiNE,
Sc? 40 ARCH Of TIE IA .ell. t.-u..rrcv
s,. 49, lOhnN II.i.
s.h Villa RAJ, tetr 10 mo row.
= -' 90. ton l. -. POL - Lol.1n, or
'l' .a|e eht y. { q. E--i,n ,I.s..4 , seq
- NJ :, - ~ - Jose p ssiAl- fI.,s, Avu Y
I. ~ ~ orr I@pILEEs & e. II ath q. s
NoilDl--i HE STEAMSHIP CL ASGOW =.
70 ~ - sal as an - r. steamer or Thus
Ga T. IA, II = sqc-d.d $50. .nodlil.us f,r q
Nv l'n ~ ste Sge pas o. o., at reduced 80.
litaLs ~ /. ;, cuiE.ncy. JOAN u. DALE, az Mt,
80 p'"AH0iN SO
on BLACK SIAh line loG
- LIVERPOOL.
J. II. kYERsOS 90. ............sAIIe oh % +.
SWALLOW TAIL LINE ioa
LONDON
Ship LIVERPOOL. .............. SAILS 10Th OCT
Fnr p.Asa-se "a DrHft aIpy tn
AZ WILLIAMS sGulON, ~ Futon It.
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Too Late for Gas 'fcati0l.

A YOUNG MAS WANTED 10 A11FND
hhquor store can 10 fo-rh ave
DOy VlNIlp IL WORN OS M seal
ID lps,rumsp,. 1. PEKrELfSC, lf' fy"e.. -
stair,
CiHIS WANIEp 10 WORK 81 I'M
" pto'-,ry ana nstuaa ilI,Be" Ltcuif ''"
90 svss' --..-..
'CnE SIICiAL COMMIT ri Al Pp.Nl ~
i ~ the BOARD OF - pERN i 'i.f g. ~ "
pT,r ri AfVs made .s.irT f1e iluttf lf -
ares, eyed 10 haze tser o. hin,d ~ &C. 90 81
ri 80 r,eta'ri1ts .ll l. d nee in, ar' i.n..
h,. " IT, Rad &c Ig''vl'ot-. ~ l.. 70 o. .
lis , On u ~ stsiti OCT :. '0s' a. ''-''
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TWO AND liiisrL HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH
,.slyFn wATCr,s OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
FL lLEN, TNLNIh, IWl NINflIE, THIRTY
10 StNENrY DOLLAR FALH.
For Glc GEORGE 4. ALLEN, 80 Brosdway,
on" dpH below Canal o.. tofmerY II I'll 60. 4"
7 .tikf EoOfS--IODK TO 1HEN--wm-
- t'r s'cmug csl CIV T. hI.r LLiEEI,
80 'irand a., ani have aca' Of thcii Eulb,r "a u,
rnt on. N-rsu'rd ~ MIA ihlr rugc. lls
[ AW bCSlNtSS-l PROSECUTE OR
A-'i' end good case. In suy Com, and chars. 90
Zee do pot ,ucceed. Atvice '.-c. NJ HOW hS Al
torneSsad Coun.Tor ~ La,.,s S~s,u ~ foor -,
PNN NBRpkERS TICKETS WANTED ut
y Doscry, ~ stair. pay more ,h,n say me 10
New N"tE TO II 10 Of diano .d-, w-tch irsei-y,
dry eoOdi, siks. &c. ot oi oveicos' ante. 80
SrECIAC LES--REiL Eir PRtNtkNkRS
CweAksight mp owed. Professor IA ~, AceuiA,s
,dI,'r his CO eht.ted &c p-rs'rvri- O. d,tec. ye
vision a. his oio". rs ,is0d Coz 10 "a - %
ITO MANUFACTURERS, COMMISSION
L nrrcn-n.s, &c -f.,rs d,rcrip ipn ., wctver'.
reds and h'alt- mad and war ,nt,d, b. y. A.
tIuNSLAN'. Wa e. an. Ch.tGn sTo,t 70, ILtt,E,. L,
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\EANTfDA FIRST RtlE whcelwr,s't
w imrs lively at tho wagon factory, i'th -. b :
i,ih aud 18th ave. -
WANTED BDOkFOl DERS ANp S.w,5. -
w Alsn or er's 10 lestu tho bus.n,s. Az y -
D.. New HOOD, u Maiden Lane 10
W KfWARD-I.OST FROM COAtu 80.
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PINE GOLD FAR RINGs AND PINS
New Styles,
sewn. Ten, selvs, II. e.n, Twenty, Twenty -tys
u one Hundred Dollars Set.
For sale BY GEO 4. ALLEN.
l"s No. as Broadway, Que door btio~ Canal ~
HOWELL'S ADJUSTABLE nEMMER.
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On anplicst n 70 MARY b.. VA NILES, Az.uf, v
polar a.. Hroosivn a ighs. 81,
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li'ts, Ia camp or f "a, Should b, an by the h-rn.
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loS fstos. 800
7 AIDES FINE GOLD WATCHES OF
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lifiEE, O\L IiINpEfn y, rWO AN1
1ukLE III NplttD lOLAAHS ZACH,
Niih niAuUnts or tn outside " case.
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GENTLE MEMS FINE GOLD WATCHES. TlFTY,
SiNll SEVENTY FIVE, ONE ~ NpEEp.
TWO AND lni,nL HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH.
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subject to the peltinss ofa ran-storm, lasting all
night, and falling almost in torrents Their feeling
day can of course be better imagined than de-
scribed AS the rear guard was leaving, which was
composed of portion of Heths division the enemy
fell upon it with cavalry, artillery and infantry and
succeeded in capturing number of prisoners, vari
ously estimated at from three hundred to one thOus-
sud; among them, COL Christian, of the 55th Va,
nu Lieutenant Colonel Rice of the same regiment.
1t as here that Gen Pettigrew wounded, NOR
tally wounded, as l regret to learn. The cavalry
were also engaged, and suffered but, TO what extent
am not advised. We captured about sixty prison
,rs, and killed and wounded some. We had some
wounded, and perhaps few killed. but how many,
either side, do not know, and have no means of
ascertsinng.
Thus the inuasion of Pennsylvania and the incasion
Of Maryland has ended with loss of, at the outside,
not over .1ifeeen thousand temporarily from duty,
but not eight thousand, L should say, peranG-
aently. The greatest result achieved by this earn
paign is, that We have fed our 0rmy for one month
on the enemy territory As for the losses, though
heavy and grievous, it is by unfair to pre-
sumo that even without forward move battle
would have been forced ere this in which more blood
would have been she'd
You will hear it said that this General dsapproved
the attacked at Getty sburg and that General advised
it. Gen. Lee, hear, with magnanimous frankness
and honest candor that betokens the man, assumes
the whole responsibility and we'll he may, for if ev-
er there was Roman who could point the crowd o
would be- oeheading critics, to the Capitol which be
has so often saved when they propose to dash him
from the Tarperion Rock it is Robert E. Lee Lei
those who find fault with his generalship shoulder
their musketS, step to the front and vindicate BY
their prowess the battle field their Claims to criti
cism when away from it.
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Important to C0nscripts

A CIRCULAR from Lieut. Col. Lay, acting
chief Of the Bureau Of CONSUMPTION, gives
the fobwing information relative to the
recent PROCLAMATION of the President, extern
ding the conscript ages
All Substitute ms cease 10 be valid if the
substitute be less than forty five and not 9TH
erwlse ekempt by law.
Membership, whether as officer or private,
OF ioalorganizations for home defence, con.
iers aosclaim for exemption from the Con-
federte service neither does service in the
militia. unless in cases of officers actually IN
commission and duly qualified.
HeAfter any one furnishing substitute
oeconss liable in his own person whenever
the ssTices OF the substitute are lost to the
dovennent from any Cause otner than the
casuatfes ofwar.
Ailapplications for exemption must be
addressed to the Local Enrolling officer. II
addresed to higher authority they viii be
refernd back cor local Examination and
repor.9
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TO 'ear upon the excited people, proved too
much ior them. Not only were a number
OF arrests made, bnt several persons we're
shot dogn by the soldiers in the houses from
which attacks were made. This summary
mode Of treating obnoxious individuals, had
the necessary result Of ofsubduing the resistant
multitude to great extent although at
the cost Of much blood.
Tie Herald of the 18th says partial quie.
has been restored in New York, and an or
der from Washington directs that the drafting
shallproceed.- Large bodies of soldiers con-
stantly patrol the streets to keep down the
smouldering disquiet.
Riots ofgreater or less magnitude are re-
ported in Boston, Hartford. Brooklin. Jersy
city, Troy, and other places, in many OF
which the Draft has been suspended.
Spirit of the age., 1863-07-27

ATLANTA, July 23.--We have authentic in
formation thst Rosencrsns 10 organizing q
formidable cavalry forcc to attack Atlanta
and make raids In northwestern Georgia
The Mayor of atlanta has issued . stirring
proclamation and active preparations are be-
ing made to- defend the city and the Railroad
to Chattanooga. The time is at hand when,
our ability to defend ourselves will be tested.
NORTON, july ga citizen who just
came out states that the Yankees totally de-
stroyed Jackson, Miss The Stass house
was blown up. There are none OF the ene-
my this side of Pearl river. Mississippi
troops are deserting in large numbers
RICHMOND, July 2h-The city is very quiet
to-day; ne news from any quarter, not a ru-
NOR in circulation. The Central train due
here this evening hassnot yet arrived
10 Gen. Morgan With several thousand men.
have beenfor some time in Kentucky and Indians
committing depredations on the enemy ;.but Gin.
cinnatti dispatches Of the 2sth say that in at
tempting to cross the Ohio he was met by gun
boats and 100 Of his men were drowned, 1000 cap
tured, and that Morgan and his remaining force,
said to be only 1000, ,.were fleeing before tho enc
my. This is the yankee story. Can't say boy
much of it is to be believed.
From Johnston's army. It Is only known thst
Grant has not followed him after evaesating Jack
son. Grant is said to Descending troops down the
river supposed to be preparatory to aa attack on
Mobile. .-.. -t -
Northern papers say Grant Is soon totake com
mand of their Potomac army. -
The Kinston correspondent Of the Snte
Journal Of Saturday, the 25th, ssys our forces
RoSAa 20 fho IN tan mil
of Newbern and would have captured the whole
party but for the presence Of their gunboats that
came to their rescue. Twenty Of the ;eneny
were taken prisoners, about l6o negroes, and
large quantities Of other stolen property, horses,
money, wagons, &s., secaptured.