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particular. Of the Battle n, Monocney.

BALTIMORE, July ~ 7. In.
The troops engaged in the fight at Monocacy
Bridge yesterday formed in line of battle on the left oil
she abroad and this side of the river On the right
tso Ohio regiments were thrown out rs skirmishors
he lstter were attacked at hafpast In the morning
: Ycavalry from the Hagerstown pike when they ieli
,e across the river in good order and with slight loss
ntiug all the way After sing they succeeded IN
sing the advance of the enemy and held him here q
g time.
)ut 10 a. m, q desperate attack was made by dis
, Jl.isd cavalry. which was repuised and notwith
eiing they repeatedly tried to dislodgo our men
q the position they could not succeed. Their loss
% was very heavy men having the advantage OF
sing rifles whilo they had only carbines After fight
&c until D. m. heavy body OF the enemy-four regi
neut.-wcre discovered to DO moving upon our leit
en- having crossed the river some distance below
NJ IN consequence our troops had to abandon Their
On and fall back
eueny followed for about three miles, but with
& affecting much damage. Our loss in the action Is
o be sbout 900 in killed, wounded and prisoners
! Tyler was in command Of some of the 100 days
sad how be was captured is not known.
enemy levied tax on Middletown of s2ooOo.
gomen il is reported were insulted, their clothes
Y 80 stolen, and Numerous outrages were committed.
The Rebels are supposed to be Ewers Corps. They
s : reported to be marching on Washington. They
81. fre to the Frederick depot and barn adjacent
ho battery on our side. having unfavorabie ground
q isue1ver upon. not effective az 1t Otherwise
Sse,ld have been.
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An Ar,iIisry Duei Near Petersburg.
wAsHNdTOS. Sstnrday, July =. IrpF

WAsHiNdTOs, satnrdhs, July :. i'"f
II is sscertained from parties who arrived III
tho mail boat to-day from City Point that on thursday
the Rebels brought battery TO bear on party
Of ours who were engaged in throwing up earthvork'
nearer to Petersburg. and, fora while, sharp can
or,d,g tool placs oar men having also brought mp
botry TO oppose that OF the Rebels and that Che latter
was soon silelced.
Subsequently the Rebels took up o new position and
again opened fire upon working party; but hndine
tina, they could accomplish nothing soou ceased "a
blaze away.
With this exception al hss been quiet ior seS az!
past.
Tie Hon. John Coyode Of Pennsyyanis cane up OF
the Highland Light to-day. bringing mp the body oil BIZ
con. Col G. u. Coyode OF the 4th PennylVania Cav
air. who vas killed while protesting the rear of sheri
an. train in crossing tho James River. In BIS lax
movement from the White lIorse to join the man
AMY.
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Rrsm Psrtress Monroe.
FoBrIEss MoSRor. Friday, June

fOBIHFP5 MONROE, Iilua.t "pu' = A''''
Tina steamer Guide arrived this afternoon,
from CT, Point this morning. snd reports some hrihS
during the dsy yesterday in front OF Petersburg ou'
all auet during last night and up 10 the hour tho "do
left
The steamship Baltic viii sail tonight for New'hofs
with load OF sick and wounded soldiers
The steamer Thomas A. Morgan arrived ron 'ny
Point this morning With oser 200 (mosily Honnded sol
disrs.
The following sick aud wounded arrived ut h-mptoi
uo.n,, an ,hs steamer Monitor from Point OF Rocks
July Z. 1854;
Can't, ]. c. E.,..rly 9TH Wiz Battery. siet' M' A. Aetet
ii,h RI. Cavalry ,ick; Lieut.. Charles s.vAse, s'n w
j. C. Ga,coin. ID n. Y. Cs,sIy, WOUNDED h,sa - nv" VA
II,h Pa Cavalry vounted meet tnres hien ~. ~ "
povd.r burnt; S. e.. coos. SEsl Cofp' scsi osIt
W. Pollard s,h Ne. sch; Z. P-thSn. .h n.,'' snti y
s,r,i.s, i3d tohio sisi; N. Wmnsr, is1d Ohio; 'ek
cbsmser,.ip iJ,d Ohio ik; q. A. laus, lat D. C. "a,
Az 80. ! R.n.-n ON Maine sick Geo. byail W
Maine, si,k; Chsre, Alexander. ~ u. =; S"an FJrt
ipd OhLo T. ]. Bsodhur ii2 OIL, :ios T. ssnssn Nv
NJ. ~; o. Msii!n .2i y. 8. colofed 81 o. ~ bnleI
s.A ma wsuadoa n sooti T. C. Boo..n. I.t y. T. os's
,.s p ch.m.r.sa ri,h 4... sica J. Bsdg.f l'a
OHIO disa Geo B. Hall. let D. c. Cavalry wounded in iYe
" q Rsnd I,h Mss. wounded 10 log W II: Fouter lt,t
Ohe dad; D. C. Coxswsl, led Ohio died IuInss 70
| COM wounded in sheud,r; rsIiek Kelly, H'h ~ L.
wounded In arm. ,o ,,,.A.,, =,
P;' w m Hf"s sss.o n'ss'Y kUu. slessh Ohio
Danlrl Kimberly u. =. lcoor.dl Wn mafM'.i - y.
cavalry, Jo.is. ID snss.h, rebel; w Lewis 70 rsnh'
y,ps, Brusoa v. loo,Tsil. Jss w R0sob' " Ai'
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DIED.


CASTRrLI-Ou Saturday,, Julya Louisa Can,re, vile Of
john Cantren. In the 5lst yesf n her sye.
The ..s,ves ard eads OF lie family are respectfully invited
20 al nl her funeral from ire VI. a.. Church. Twenty
s.y.ah street between Second aud Third avenues Tues
day, the lah mat. at O'Clock.
pWYER-At 81. J.ness Hospi.al, erOTHsns, on Thnr'
day Juns 30 1884, ch.sin Dwyer - N. Y Veteran Cav
airy.
yERRls-On Saturday evening July aser short lnss.
Robe,. Prrnkin, yoln.cs, clu Of George u. AID H. j.
Feui. Sgd years. months Sod T. days
Ihs friends the f,my and those ci bis gardarr william
L.. are respectfully requested 70 ssnd bis funeral on Noa
dsy llln hs. At "a O'CLOCK FROM No. III Wess Twelfth
srest, without further invitation
IIVYWoOD--on Sunday. July 10. Mr- Ella A. H'y"oed'
formerly vi Stamford, England. "a.
FER funeral VII shs plscs Tuesday a. r NJ from ,he
rssidonc. OF her sonnIsw Mr.. Themes bnmeiow, NJ o'
Hast Thiriy second street
HANTLEY-At TsTrytown. on Saturday, JAY o. SSs,e'
fcver Edward Graves, youngest son Of Joseph
I.nda NJ Hsn,ley, ssed . years months ssao aA''
MAPEs-M West Farms. on Saturday, July y aver snef
ln. Rdah Mais, Only daughter Of psnei ana '"s n'e
Emily Mspss aged months and II days. ~ =.
The rs,ves and friends o. TIE family are nyiee
TO attend the funeral at tbe Reformed puiSh Chd1en ~
Forms, on Monday. sbs ilth at o'c0'S e'"' ""n0o
igthes notice
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From Memphis-Gen. Washsurn's Order
Of Retaliation.
MExpHIs. Thursday, July 7, 1861

MEMPHIS Thursday, July7, 1864.
The excitement here consequent upon Gen.
wsshburn's order Of retaliation is intense.
The following seceSsionists now under guard &.
the railroad depot; G. A. Stllmsn sen, j. f. McKin'
ney, H. S. Hsrdwick, John Kirk. c. J. Selden, j. w.
Payc, IT. J.. G. Hardwick and Dr. II. T. HAPPEN. They
will be sent on OF the State by the next train.
james Elder, 4. A. Fsrnsworth. and d. &. Cockrel
were also arrested, but temporarily released.
Elder and Farnsworth are bankers, and Cockrel Is
the proprietor Of the GsyosO House
Several seoessionists along TIE line of the railroad
have also been arrested.
Arrivals from below report all quiet
Gen Candy Is at New Orleans. carrying forward
important movements which will soon deye'ope them
selves.
Nothing has been heard f!9m Gen Smith lately
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Naval.
rsp PrRsr IRON FLEET P0R THg NAVY.

TIRE FIRST IRON FLEET FOR THR NAVY. O..
On Saturday the second vessel of the first
lae-t Of iron menofwsr built for the e. > Navy Wss
launched a. Jersey City in most successful manner
she l. Called N, Mohongo and fac smile Of seven
ships recently ordered by the Navy Department be
fore the construction OF the feet determined on;
the Government wisely tried the value Of the projected
oraf by building the Na,eree which has just arrived
on the Pacific whittier she had been sent TO rtenioree
our squadron there. Her trial trip and. indeed her
completion demonstrated the proprety OF the course
partially resolved upon The fleet. OF which the
Nobougo is the first sfoat, consists OF the following
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Guns. wb.rs Bgild,ng

The dimensions of the Mohongo are length So
Feet width 80 feet depth Of hold l2 fees-ihs same IN
fact as the,2, wooden vessels ehch were oompie'ed
some time since. ,,..
Aer the launch. the ship toWed TO ihe neighbGr.
hood of the machine shop where her engines are 70 DC
put in The entire feet will probably be- comPl pe
by New-Year's Day, ls65 we shall have no reason 10
complain.
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NkW-JEBsEf ITEMS.

SUICIDE BY TAXING PoIsos.-MrS. Roberts
wife OF NJ Roberts. keeper of a cigar store at No a
Newark avenue, Jersey City swallowed dose OF
iaudanum on Saturday forenoon. and was soon after
found lying IL insensible condition. Medical AID
about clock In tho eyening Coroner f.rreI held an
nanest Yesterday when verdict Of suicide by taking
poison was rendered No IL assigned for the act
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TEE GREAT REBEL RAID.
Continued from First PAGE.

rfsph Eno Washington is as yet uninterrupted ana
Y IL believed our troops are 10 such position oy TINS
me as % efectualy protect our communications with
esYashington.
Asamatter Of precauton the valuables records, &c.
~ ON, hanks and other institutions have been placed On
board a steamer in the harbor for safety.
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Nvw-yosK HospIrAL.--There were 234 pa

Nyw-YosK HosPITAL.--There were ga pa
In th,s institution on Saturday During the week
81 we're admitted, ~ discharged a. cured or re-
Lived and died Superintendent Roberts has been mace
,hs recipient Of an orna. and costly service OF silver al
M b,rd. Of officers Of the Russian feet who were IN
m,e, o, the hOspasl during their tsIry here The ser
wee was presented by the Russian Wee Consu IN pc,
.on, aud 10 inscribed thus S psraa,,uS. from
~. Tn,.r's, Russian Squadron. NewYosh. 1864
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lheyalier'A
LIFE FOR THE HAlR.

Restore. Cray Hair s orig ns,cocr stops tic isns Ga
I, three day.. keeps the heaS cap cool ead h,aAy vi" n'
rain the skin OF soil the wiie fbrs Tho best hair dress
ina ever offered TO the public Csn DO used freely cons
nothing injurious strengthens AMI promotes tho growth OF the
..k.., hair 10 ,econres&>d sHd used By ne ~" ~ef"s
in Nev York. All tfssy nvedt to eIauins n'
won rl triumph OF science Sold 'hs drug stores ana
NV Office No ll23 Broadway where advice IS 10 res@ss
Of ia. hair " Ill be gra.uitou,y given.
SARAH A. cHEVALIER, N. d.
Price al per BOTTLE IS per sh Dozen IN fancy boxes Cs'
Ia. nv ernre.s
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Arrival OF sigel's Wagon Trnip.

BALTIMORE. July 100 p m.
Gen. Sgel's wagon train arrived here to-uay
10 charge of large detachment of infantry anu o"'
ar7. One Of the officers who was In the nsn' say
a in all his experience In this war he mas nc'eS Seo
more desperate fighting, and he thinks the heDsi lose
fluffy a. great as Alexanders bot'er! - d" 'a'0
Oar loss in prisoners is about ONO thousa nus
r., NO o.,;,ra,e vet of The killed and wounded.
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l.Adysgtis,meutl

GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING roR JUSTICE,
FRlgoos. HUMASTrr COP. AND Our CousrsY FRI
MONT. the Pioneer sad representative Of Freedom at
the Church OF the puitsns. Union square, Monday
evening July IL.
Dr. CHERyvR and other friends Of Universal Free
dom aud the Constt rion viii address the meeting
Come and hear shaking among the dry bones OF
Conservatism and Expediencv Seats -sseed FOR ladies'
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE FoURTFa@TH BROOKLYN REGIMENT. -
A remnant Of the brooklyn l4th Regiment. nunberiDg
some 10 members returned Yesterday from Petersburg
under commend OF Serst Voorhees, and escorted by
detachment of the regiment which hnd previously
turned under Lieut. Henderson. They marched through
several streets. accompanied by Tho Brooklyn Band
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Hory. AaBIvArs.-The Hon. VIM. nv fes.
,snden s.er,sry ofths Treasury arrived at the As'of
House Yesterday morning. - A., u.u y "
Gen e. W. Hink. 18th Army Corps; we Non ai'" W A.
p psaSn. psa and the Hon ChaunOey Rose, Tsrre
Hau.c, are al the Astor House. q y JoAcsor
Tho Hon s. c. Pomeroy Kansas Id T. M r. Ssa1 IN
Key West Major vs.F2; T HGrSnso, ""1 ~
ire Hon. j. CONFESS Psdor. and Lent 20. H. ~
Wartrel lSth Y. u. Co are at the Metropolitan a''s'
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The Government Lem
S2OO,O0O,0OO.

$500, 100000. .....''a1
THts LOAN Is AUTHORIZED by Act Of Congress- II
March eth 1864 which provides for IT'S REDEAPTIoH IN
COM at any period s than than iory ysszs
from It's date. ct the pleasure Of the Government
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION. i've per cent ntsrss. u -
paid semi annually ~ COIN. ..5...,......b -
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN arc received by shS
National Bsnis In United States notes or in srch crsney
other funds taken by them deposit. at per.
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TON adds from three per cent per TO to vias
THE RATE OF INTEREST on this csn. although tsA
Eve per cent In coin much greater In currency Tbs ~
ference between the market value Of currency and gold
ASARULE the per specie securities q al solvent
government, ere always par above, and currency nsv
funded in the National Loan win be worth it, face In ss&
beds paying regular aud liberal per cenase to Che hoiss
The AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of thi, loan Is Two
Hundred Muaon DOlIs. The amoan. of snSscrpss' TO
ported to the Treasury at Washington, is over
$40 1000 900. -
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECENED BY th. rs.As-
ussa oy the UNITED srArH at Washington, and the ~
.srAxr rssAsuaxas At New York Boston and PhAasphiA-
Md BY The .t. ..t Oh
FIRST NATIONAL BANK o, Nav YoEK No. WAlk r-,I
SECOND NIrioSN BANK OF Nzv YORK. 23d ss Brd~ss-
THIRD NarIosAI BANK o, Nav YORK No. Nssssus ct. '
YouxrH NAr,osn BAsx o. NfvYoxr, 81 and 20 Pisss..
Rrrx national BAsK of NpvYoaK No. 3ss Asr
SITE NATIONAL BANK OF HuwYoRx. s,hsv. Br'd~sy
ErsHru NArIosAL BANK or ksrY oEx, No $50 Broadway
NrsrB NATIONAL BANK o, Exw.foEx. No Ss Broadway.
TxsrH E.rros,L BANK OF Nsw yosK, No. 20 Broadway
GENITAL NArIosaL BAsk or Nsv York No. II Dusasst.
NArIosAL ExoHAsss BASx OF Esv YoRG. ia 0rwisAs e.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS %
Which .se sepostsriss Of public money. and all ...'
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
the country tcDs agents Of the fsieaa D.
pO,., Bsss,) viii furnish further Information sYpsa
ton ard
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
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nv,ru wunR AT FAMILY PRAYER.

DEATH WHILE AT FAMILY PRAYgR.-An
aged lazy named Weldon widow Of the late John Wei
don died suddenly on Saturday evening Of the resi-.
dence OF her brother.iBaw, al Bergen. The inmates
ofthc house attended TO family prayers as usual ana AZ
ing, with her head resting upon chair and upon being
raised up life extinct Disease Of the heart was tbs
cause. Mrs. W. was 76 years Of age
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u.n,er,. Fierce. 60 the Be.eue.

BALIlhOKII jay to Q p ~
intelligence has reached here that portion
- ee, Hunters force undsr Gen. Sullivan has recap
xur.d Msrtnsburs and taken about one thousand prs
onrrs; also all the stores captures there and mue
riuader collected BY the Rebels at that pont'
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Mn nAy. BRYANT IL BUPFALo.-Mr. BFy-
ants fret regular engagement as an lf'h comedian
al the Metropolitan Theater in Buffalo appears 70 nave
been prodgiously successful The local Journals spea.
With great warmth and critical APPRECIATION OIL 'ne ue'
cacy and abundant humor @ hr performance III
"uandy Andy" and Rory o More
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Fcr location Of ns0eys aid tive Of oo~~eses~,nf |s dcse
n,,-ssfs IN ofh,r eotsrsnS ~ fau p1r0.
WAIrAoxs THzArKs-fhe = inning SUI.
MANS DARDsS-Tbs Duke, Motto
Otrsrro THrATux-Fnsish Opera
BRoADvAy TH.irnR--trenr+t Spy-DPyii,h Gcsf Joke.
BIEsus', Musyuh-Th. Night Owi-fis Wo,a>TfHl Cab
net.
InyIss H.LL-Pslou's sSs-,so2sicon.
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III LsfsIs7 Y t.i,ery; willm II. shupslt Iei ~ :.
Maj n, E.ckofs, isE Y. AT VIM. McNamtra l4a r.
20 Ch,s0Pscke Hopi,oiI.ieus J. H. fIedriek n. H..
yed 9Th
Csp, P. J. R.y,n NJ Rsssn Battery. Ala n y. Artillery.
wounded in front o. PeteFs5urL now at chs.spsxs HoPi
tsl doing vel
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rAdyerti,enen,1


No } of THH FHUSsyFsT is cut, with phunny
fun. DO YOU understand very gont!s reader, 80 make
ready for ANYTHING, even to gentle horse lsagh over
tho rare gaopng I'm and Pre.idenhal iokos and thns
are not nal with Old Ape. Renombcr, they are IN
THB FUNNIEST No. J, nov ready.
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- On Saturday July o. sftes shoft iineek
Frederck Hasted third Of ThomA. L. ana heoece~
Thomen aged years, months and IL days
The friends OF the family requested 70 susnd ae unot
from hi. parents residence, Seventy sieeS No.
Third avenue on Monday 18th inst, at s"cocA p m
Brooklyn, on Saturday July Q. cS',ess
infaDunn George. infant OF uco W. <no 'A'J W. W
derhill aged year months and IL days. . .sl
The relatives and friends file family are inyea " 49, -
enus between Myrtle and Park avenues on Thua ~
(Taesdsyl the l2th inst. at II o'clock. ......i
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Dr.,ruetieu Of q wooIeu-wiii Mt vsssnIbore
by Pire.
pOnItAND. Satu.dh

PORTLAND, haiu:dby, JuI! y I5V''
John y. Lang's wOolen-mill at Eassalboro,
ss Totally DESTROYED BIS fire on Thursday night with
ali the machlnery aud 10000 worth oi Woo. There
nAs no insurance..
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FrRE. About O'Clock yesterday morning 9
fire occurred n the kerosene oil factory AZ the corner
Bay and Greene streets Jersey City The Inside OF the
building and contents destroyed Loss about 500
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PRoy0sr-M MARSHAL or THE THIRD CONGRESS
siosAL DsImcT.-Col f.. b. Fowler. Of the I4th Regi.
mcn, has been appointed Provost Marshal Of the II Id
Congressional District, Brooklyn, la place Of Major
ROOtes L. s. A. who has had temporary charge since
the supersedure OF Capt S. Il. Gregory.
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Only seven Miles from Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July W p. IN.
II i, reported that the advance of Rebel cav
airy force is within seven miles Of the city on the York
goal
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ORDERS ARE SOLICITED.
JIM. BRADsTREET & SON.


The Sewins Machines subscribed for 4, the MetropsS
.n Fair for Mr.. Gen. Fremont the Palrots Orphan HOSE,
Cclvrd Orphan Asyizul ~ Y Orphan Asylum. r. C. orphas
A.ysm Home Of the Prendlsss Union Home and SchssS
and three for Wives Of Disabled sOl6era have bees
acknowledged Tn subscriptions for those INTENDED Tor ms
Gen Orsus and Ms Gen. Mcclellan not being filed the
oa.y received Ia been paid over to the Commission saS
accredited to In. . NJ Rpnd The following the sab
,crpton. 70 the y 81 Department Elise Howe, H.. $50,
WHEELER wilsor, sS42 2s: Grover Baker, 90 sissss
S. Il. Co.. $685. Elnyic g n. Co.. $50; Wilcox la9et
ssss o.. Empire s. NJ $685. RintlsrA Lyon. SlSI Bss
pura'. S-fSewsr, S5Ti 80. Mr.. GABRIEL KENT,
Chairman OF Sewing Mschisss.
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9refial NotIfes.

Fifth Ward.-A reyosr meeting Of tie FIFTH WARE
UNION AsSOClArlONwii be h.fd At No Is9 Frankhnst e.
THIS monday EVENING, Jolly II, 1864. At o'cioci
THOS. OUTwATER PrssidsnA
WV. 4 s,.''' Secretaries. .li !
Twentieth Ward German Republican CisA-
The Regular Monthly Meeting viii be hsd TINS
Monday EVENING OF o'clock. At Hedquartsts Krexns
New Hal, Nos l6e and 1911 West 33d-st. ~.
HENRY RICHARD. Presiass!-
LEOPOLD W~iL, }s.,rs.,r,.
Dg. We. SHULrG, '''' f
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fAdyef,is zieDt.l
RpNys AFRICAN FRvRR AND AGUs CURE--A
positive cure for Fever and qua Depot No. 81 Lbcr'
iy.s for sss b. al Druggists.
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Similar order, have been issued To Che Commander o.
the ssth Rsgf rent
both regiments. sjth those from the North River
Counties win be ready TO march during the present
week. They have heretofore seen service in Maryland
and Virginia, and understand their duties
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j. VI. Brpdstreet & SON, Improved Msrcasse<
Agency, No, 2i1 Brosdwsy.

Agency NO s.' Bro'd"y N,xy.,. y,,1 1854.
On tie ELEVENTH Of JULY. 1884 We shall isus 81
SEMI ANNUAL VOLUME fisl % COMMERCIAL RK
PORTS" This work he, been carefully aud thoroughly
revised aud will contain sbou, 4ceo more thar o..
January issue.
W. hsy. s,t.bi.hed BRANCH OFFICES in Albany. Be-
o Boston Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit ri.s
bush PhsdephA Syr,suse ST. Louis aud San Francisco
1, el,h,. Of which su detailed report, MAJ DO promptly 81
tanned. .....
The forthcoming Volume viii contain tie RATINGS 4
NEVADA THRRtrORY-of virginia, Carson City 0oid Hi
md Silver City; also in CALIFORNIA of San Francisco
Sacramento Stockton. MsysviIs snd PlscerVls end u
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Business Notices.

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$1,000 REwRED. The above re-
ward will be given to any person who.
can furnish prescription for coughs,
colds, whooping cough, as,hn.,, amt
consumption, which is equal TO Dr..
Strnkland's MelIihous Cough Balsan..
This balsanr will cure the above com.
plants, also splitting ofblood and ni-ls
sweats. One 50 cent bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cas- IS Is
chronic cough, asthma, whooping
cough and primary cases OF corsnmp-
tioa are cured by DIR. Strick.and's Mel
kilaous Cough Balsan. !, can be haa
had at any druggists. It is differerest
from any other cough medicines We
have known il this country.