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The New York herald., 1864-07-27
ChaEge lin the Rebe! Commanders
and Their Fighting Policy.
Hand to Hand Struggle on
the 2Oth.
The Rebel Attack, and How
It Was Met.
PROGRESS OF THE CONTEST,
&A~ Ae.. ~
wAeHrNoroN, July -, 1854

WAsmNcroN, July -, 1854
fAcrs nothing additional known here In regard to the
sseditlon Of Affairs at Atlanta. the War Department
Aave any advcss they have not been made pnbIo The
rebel has for the tmo distracted public
Asssntiou from distant operations.
The New York herald., 1864-07-27


MAJOR General Couch has advised Sias authortie0
20 receive all companies rendered YEARS. SERVICE
ana u att'cn them temporarily tns organization oa
one hundred days men.
All is quiet on The Upper Potomac to-day.
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

from the West srs seeking refuge hsre. Kverythpg
scivs and We win be found better prepared this
u matters sos what may be the force .hs enemy
ar&Ssady 10 meet him.
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

"a We have counter reports all The guns were
saved.
The telegraph line Is working west far 40 H1psrs
Ferry but ia the exclusive Of the mi itary au
thorties Trains running regularly Frederick and
harpers Ferry. There excitement here, and very
little apprehension though Of proper precauion-
AIRY measures are in progress.
The New York herald., 1864-07-27
NEWS FROM POINT LOOKOUT.
Sheridan Reported to Have Attacked
Early In His Retreat,
It,. "a N
BALTIMORE, July "a, 1894.

HaLTsoHE, Juiy N, 1850,
A Aroini Lookout correspondent says
During last week therc large arrivals re-
fugees from the SOUTH consisting Of Old men, ana
children or all nationalniss.
They say that the Authorities Richmond grant FREQ
passes to all women and children and old xish
to come North.
Some Of theso refugees say that ws.c crossing Tho
Rappahannock they heard that Geaersi cli-rdan had
attacked General Early his retreat and captured bIcx
a large number OF cstto and waeona.
The fight said TO taken place near Staunton
The New York herald., 1864-07-27
News from Texas and LsussisnA.

CAIRO, July 10, 1905.
A private letter from wen known gentleman u New
Orleans 70 the rue Della, dated villa Conenta Mexico,
June 49, that otegeBcs bad Just been received
from the country. above Maamorss that General Ford.
commanding the rebel forces At Eagle Pass had demanded
tho surrender Of BrownsviiIs, Texas He be
snterprsing soldier and lead good troops all Texsns
except COO Mexican outlaws renegade-. General
Hsrrou, commanding at Brownsville, was said TO b0
strongly en,rsucnsd and had capable Of taking
the Offensive, II necessary.
General had arrived at hatcher, and ASSUMED
command there relieving Colonel Farrar who has been
placed in charge Of Fort McPhcrs n.
General Youog. Provost Marshal al Na,chef, died
Gently al viadols, La.
Shreveport papers report rebol soldiers destroying
crops uear Matches.
here was air inquiry for cotton At New Orleans, bus
absence u from New York caused advance "
axe Sc, which checked sYecuatioas; 100 bales SOLD
on private terms SnsM-yellow ciarined q &c go.
Prime moiasses 90c. Western provisions "a decided
request, but OPERATE restricted by slight supplies
ard higher prices The stock OF aour ts reduced;
low good superfue 50 81 $40 2s choice $40 So but
higher prices wore asked NJ the close
The New York herald., 1864-07-27
Incidents or tho Pursuit. or the Eaeml
fn Virginia.

From tue washington Chronicle, July 25
The sixth corps lett F,rt stevens Wednesday the
18Th, and steadily pursued the march for twenty 'or
hoars, overlook the guard tie eoemy pooes-
vile. section Of Captain adams battery, with cav
airy, under the command OF Colouel Lowell pres e lor-
wprd some six miles, ben they vigorously sneed the
enemy from several positions. ght conf the
hring ceased The. cnrps ths on saur-
day, and uinued close TO the the ensmy
ing through lsesburs They them al IN ckar
Gap. 1housh the Gap might have uy bsid,
" was evacuated without much delay ami In anry
took possesson The ensuy ned ssion OF tho
bank OF the shenandoah, one mile distant
A part of Hunier's command, TO the number " nvo
thousand, ordered 70 the river wniC crossed
ia face Vi tho encmys Ore. though the ia
their ampitS. After this had crossed tho enemy
ATTEMPTED a flank movement on thor right and lot AZ
this critical Adams Rhode Island battery
into POSITION emlnence overlooking the alley
lov. They mmedstey opened upon iao enemy with
shot and she'll IRON three inoh ed guns crestng
havoc ang ihcm. The range very aocurnte and
Zach shell burst their mids' The enemy hrdiy tho
damage 10 their infantry great attempted - s'e
the battery by firing upon them with twenty pound PR
rotts, which, however, lasted but soment. they
in turn fred and forced TO sl nce Tne sceno
was most exciting on6geDersis colon . and oi hers
were standing Gear. and high compliments were pnssed
on this battery by General Russell and Others.
The writer Of ths met this md At Fort Stevens,
and having crsncs In military matters. could
nos fA 70 admire their soldiery appearance, and felt
assured thai, opportunity occurred during this
pagn, they would distinguish themselves.
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

| Troops f0r Washington.
Bos1oS, July 20, 1854
The Eighth Massachusetts, regiment hundred dayo
men, left Readvie this afternoon for Washington.
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

RhLnsoRy. July 2e-Evening.
IA extremely dneuIt 10 obtain any su,hesslc incr.
nation relative Affairs the Upper Potomac and the
rebel in the valley. BY far the greater part
runners and positive statements hourly put
circulation here evidently ase, and therefore aos
worth repeating.
FROM all information sbus nr obtained 10 believed
iFt u viii he found that tbs rebel force ai preecnt
~ ,no valley. and reported 70 DC al Martnsbars
and her points, " none other than ths recent
or,e oI raiders, Who, nnding that they we're M
bper pursued BY any large force, suddenly
,uosd and tell upou our small force updes
General Crook with The object Vt driving him beck bs
yond the Potomac and freeing the valley from Union
troops 10 bo crabied 10 gather the crops Of the
valley so vitality important 10 Lees army. Doubtless
they purpose al the time 70 DO all The mischief hsy
perth ot the Potomac, and may, Ia though, st
tempt raid In lbe southern counties OF Penpsylyan'a
10 believed night that the Wild Stories 50 ex'sn
syey circulated here last night ard 10 day Of disaster 70
our ferces in eucounlerg the rebel advance have ue
fourd IN fact The smouni of the news, - oe
eyed win be found 10 be that General Crock was "'e
sharp contest, compeed TO fal back before suiefo'
force With NJ serious loss The reported loss - tu"s
does mol appear " rssi On aoihips mFe wa" 'S"''
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

81. LOUIS July "a, 1894
despatch from So Joseph. No., says tho upper
ties turned very large number Of under
Gen. Fisks's order, many militia have taxed the hsd.
The expedition under Colonel Draper has returned ners
after being The saddle nearly wsskk They killed
about hundred gusrilias.
Platte county still reported full Of small squads a
gucrinas
Major Hugh Fullerton has bsen nominated ior Congress
BY the Unonsts Of the Ninth district Of HlinaM.
The New York herald., 1864-07-27

On July ~ the last o forces crcassd the river That
ahoces and nearly ell that day ard the next were oc-
onpied by the army 10 getting Into Ea Nothing more
serious han ssrmisbpg occurred during the lStn. The
weather Wa very hpe for military operaons, beng
only moderately warm. and refreshing showers IalinS
almost every day. For the FIRST four miles the south
east side OF The Cnatanooehes the country exceed
ingy rough and broken, consisting OF hs, ridges and
Wvmes covered With OAKS and piucs, the whole
bling ,be Aatoona Mountaips.
tntl ihe evenog u the A9,h our aJysuse was resisted
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

~ IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-Uuder the ar
Taure,uent between the HUDSON RlN tk and HARLEM
RAILROADS Tor the alienation OF trains from Now-l ok 70
Albany the Express Trains from this 1y at 10 m aud
n M leave the Harlem Railroad Station, at the corner OF
rr 81 and Fourth ave maxim: connections at Al
bsuy and Troy for ths West aud North
The through trains OF the Harlem road sre no" na3e UP
city, and the for 1icketns Passengers ana
Checking Baggage very extensive and complete
n Nork Nov |. 1884.
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TRAINS LFAVE NEW-YORK:
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1862 COMMENCING MAY 81 1854. 1854
Station in New York, 2ths and fhav
Entrance .-ih.st.

Entrance .Ihst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk:
For New-Hsyen. lExL Hoo H. I2:lS tEIh 800
Ok, $3.50 $50 and (fX.) D. -.
For Bridgeport {, Ez) 1850 H.; l2;lS tEIl 800
OK, $500 $3.50 and CEx.l p N
For Milford ard Straord, = 1900 m 800 $3.50 D. M
FOR Fairfield Southport and Wespori q H'JV H. 900
FoF Norwsk, :, s;02 1850 q. III. l2l5 (EI) 800 (EIl
$3.50, 49, $3.50, (ltx.l r.
Fer DaIen and Greenwich, q $50, ll3o nj $50 49,
For Greenwich, $50 1880 $50 a3o $50 $50
For stamford, = (Ex.l $50 1850 a. Ia l2lS lE1
Q.xl $50 4;n. $50, $50 (Ex) p -
For Port Chester intermediate stations $50 llS'I
IN $3.50. 4: 90 $3.50, 6JO, p. Ia.
49, 49, CONNECfING TRAINS.
For Boston Wis Springfield D. M. lEX.l; tENl 81. m.
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l5 lExl9p m.
For Hartford and Springfield, stEx-), n@a M; 3tEx).
For Connection, River Railroad ga Ex), li3oa mt,
Montreal 2 p. H. 60 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence md Fi'hkh Railroad tf'rh
10, New Haven New London and Sloniugton Rail oaa''
a. n. 1913, 9. P. IA. .
For { anal Railroad. l2l5 p m TO Northampton
For Housa:onic Railroad 8. M D. M
For Nansaiuck Railroad, 0. IA 3P. W.
For Danbury and Norwak Railroad 9so m t;SVp m
Comalodio1s Sleeping Cars attached 10 p m Trans.
JAMES Il. HO1T. Superintendent
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
BEOOkLlN TO PHILADILFHIA.
,.IIpnI-lN IN q Nni-ES

Fare 81 Excursion Tickets 81. goodior three DAYS
On aud after ksDAl Nov l. 1894, by tie con4nodious
s,,nr JESSE HOY foot Of Montague A., Brooklyn every
sv SUNDAYS excepted q, II oeock thence 20 Fort
Monmouth aud by the Rssn and De aware Bay Railroad 10
loot Of Niresl Phiad pEis returning leave Nnest wha
Phiadelrhia. morning - 4 M sandsys eIeePtedl
Travellers tie City Of Ne~Soss are no'ied no. 10
s,, - massage hv tbs ue the OF New Jersey having
srsed ~ the sri1e snd Auboy Monopoly the exclusive
privilege carrying and isesni cen The Ie
~ Nav y ORR aud Pm. aseiDhis.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
For Providence Direct,
The rev and splendid steamers
IIE(TKA AND GAEAIEA.


Having Superior Accommodations for Passengers and
FREIGHT Viii Pier No. n North River foot o Ro0D-
on.strcet Daly Sundays excepted. at ?. m.
Conneciirr al Proyiknce with the for Boston
The ELECTRA Capt. J. W. NIE. viii leave Newly OK
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY end + iDAf. -,
The GALATEA Capt. VIM. JONES, every TUESDAY,
TIT RSDAY and SATURDAY.
rT7- Freight taken @, Propeller Rates
IL These steamers ururrassed III theif arrangements
and safety OF passengers and their facilities for
tie transportation Freight ,
n Passengers after retiring for the night not disturbed
ill they Providence, at hour early enough TO Sc
cure f desired IL the first accommodation tram iol
Boston arriving in Boston al a. 1900
For information regard 20 Freight tc apply TO ISAAC
ODELL. General Freight Agent, Pier No. p, " r. -
For Tickets Staferooms Berths, Apply TO w. H. 3D.
WARDS General Ticket 4 GENT Pier No. ~ North River.
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RaIIWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
srNfiEE TRNlNS LEAVE NEW-lORk, vis TIE Enc
49, go, foot o. CLambcrs.st. RUNNING THROUGH
IL cf,ivFIkND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
conncrar with rsilro,i er all principal cis IN the -
80. Z h.s,r ese.,ded and Wi be In coiuP.ee
si. o,es 10 Mansfield Gs.ion. Ur5aas Dayton, Claca'
,,st, md - Louis without bgesk q 81 ,,-,,,,r,
~ L co,nv.x Gen. Ticket Ayt., II. &. SN LEISkh
Il II e''' Ne.dyillr Pa General SaP't
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ROBERT USHER, jr., has been nominated by
the UuiOn (DRAPED Association in tae Twentieth
WarI for lhe Assembly.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
CAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON, -
WORCESTER, PALMER. fIrCHBuRG hASHayA
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tie aud staunch steamers Of the Norwich llne,.
CITY OF BOSTON sud CITY or NAW-lOkh
leav. Ee.York daily (Sunisys exccp;edl at oolcckp m
mon Plef No. - North River, foot Of NestTy'si,
FOR M.LONDON,
there cornens with the Sesrost Express Tsn fror he
points via Norwich and Worcestr boston snd " or
Nashua and New London aud Noithsfn
Railroads
L .. MARTIN Axen!, Oh ths Glss.
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NRw-YORk CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
Fos rHy Wick ENDSs TCIsDsy. Nov. !, iAL
SlccT sri
B.--s. Cows tesls. Leisbs. SWIM. loit-
3Il3 y Io.8 i111 936s9 q 20
lDess were .o5 a. tie fsiiosiuz 5isrs T. Places:
sheep an
P&rves Cows Ns,lS. Lsrl %. Sgr. T3sal
A. ir.-,sn', tgh-..l4l5 - 81 to :3tJ5 49,.
A. BroWnng'I tih-s,. - p - 4osz ''.'
A. o Briens Sth-.;-.. % - as o.sSs 80.
Al Chanl5e.lI :. Roo
r ils0D-s.........s.ss % - - 49, ''''
AZ ber-cn. - ~ ~ see
Sent iiorn tie cars -
oirectt0 bulcheII.. 10 80 49,.
Average weekly re- - -
ceipfs last .-...--O9 10 80 49, -lfLls s.yot
Receipts las; week .f5n III Us .s' - - XIII
PRICES or fEEr Al PRINCIPAL sAaELr rHn Szzx
Ti foosns AZ. h- quotations Der pound upon lie es
usfed net weight ustssier sukin. ofI- IAst ~ bal
lock whose s-Artsss al sen eSt A. To- pouni izo mia
10 SeV.
The next very best O. ssle toby 9ls
ThG generally strd hrsi ~ ATTY Otl
Medi-m OF good f1u ausliy. 4 l1t
That OF ordzry thin >tsers. Oxcl tna Ioss.....1 alt
Iutefior or lowest xrzde Of Cat e...............
TIE .euera sveras. Of he make. d.y. ests;ed all a.
1b- 81 TIE sses Az o.
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Building Hlairriais.

I UMBER-i,0 900, 600 feet Good Seasoned
II Lumber now in yard. Pine, Whiewool Beck wa
nut Ash Cherry, Maple Oak. Buiienut Beach bas"o od
&C. a. All OF which we offer The lowest market price
Al W CHAPLIN. foot Of West Twen'ythirdst.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place m
WI the c,yto rurrh4se cleap aud wen hnshed ,NTEL>
i.atA KLABERs haa;ci Manniacto.y No lJ fsst 18th
St. near 3d-lv., Neg-Yo.s. Cut this out
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6teambcais ano Railroads.

OVERLAND ROUTE 10 CALIFORNIA.
~ recpened under eft miitsry protection No Indians
ia .he oogry ihrourh which the coaches pas ooaehes
cave LTC JSOS, Kansss, daily for DEM n. CENTRAL
CITY. GREAT SALT LANE. WASHOE md CALlFOk-
MA, carrying the through mails aud between
the Atlantic and Pacific State, connecting SAT- Lake CITY
with my NAL coach lines 10 tie principal point IN IDAHO
Montana and egon.
Through schedule tine.
BEN HOLLADAY No. "a Broadway.
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nceooina Garbs,' 81.

ALVIN. EVERDELL's SONS. No. l04 Full
n ton.si. EMBEDDING CARDS sE4 FINh sIAllOHLi.i'
Established 1887
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Polling PIaCc--Piuces Where tic Eonrds
OF Reuintry Meet.

The following are DESIGNATED as The places IN
each Election District in the several Wards Of this
city az which EeetcAs shall be held, unl otherwise
ordered ID. L. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
IOHN DWIGHT & Co..
- No. u OLD-5LlP NEW-YORK
Manufacturers OF
sALFRATUs. SUPER-ChBB. or SODA Sc,
Aud sole AGENTS in the Cts OF Sels-Nork To-
PROF.. EBEN. ~ HORSFORD's
CREAM Or TARTAR SUBSTITUTE.
I IGHT Is COMiNG.-LNMANs Patent
lILLUMINATTNG CANDLE HOLDER, twsl known to
be- e Bet aud Cheapest IN use by 20o per cent? For .ae It
Nor &s8 and col broadway. and u +. ID. BAssFckDs
Coope. Instituted and elsewhere Nho'esale -. " -
JoAn.st up stains. by 4. =. LYMAN, faieiee j. EAhs
Agent.
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vsKKP rns chT-J.r an. IRON
a. I'D Il AIsrtal are Ie.O.ted rom Tie follow

They ~ ne .o.io~Ins routes BE haroad op6i
i1dson River RsiToad -. rI.em Railroad llJl Sew
Jersey Cenrsi r. r. -; BY ifuason River Bea soli on
icoi "a A5oat .,lgO wee Ia TIE ards on Monday
iisr OF DaOyERs.
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MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPh%Y'S
r-w line Of frt-olass sde-wheel STEAMSHIPS between
NEW-YORK and HANEE.
The first Eve splendid Vessels intended 70 be put upon tls
iasor.e route for tie Continent. are the following.
LAFANETIE.........J2lstm TINS. 9Ol loTse- power.
'lfiod) sNJ hoIte powell
FRANCE. ibui.dingl, go horsepo~'r
NAPOLEON II........f brildingl, 100 horse poHer.
Until the completion Of the entife bet the vii be
performed by the - . ,
eande, a follows: - - - -
PROM NEW-YORK TO HAvNF
LAFAYETTE. ............. IS edroday. Sovember9
WASHINGTON. ......... Wsincsfsy, December.
1T Cabin (uclucilg table vine. .........-.& ~
Second C,5in Onclnding ble-winel. so OF go
paysbe IN gold OF 10 equivalent In United states currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE OF CHARGE
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent,
No. Broadway Nov OK
Al Psr Y Boulevard des Cspucnes Grand Hote.); a.
Javre WILLIAM l5ELiN Co.
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GENERAL SOCIETY or MECHANICS
u AND TRADEsAfEN Of the Gay Of WhOkk.-
The Regg Meeting OF tie SoeieywiH be he'd q Mc,',s
one bour after sunset WILLIAM VAN NORDES, Sec.
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Amnscmrrf5.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID PROFESSOR G. r. HurCEilSs0Ss
BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY TRAINED DOGS.
COMMODORE MUTT IN HIS PERsONAIIONS.
A COMPANY OF SENECA INDIANS,
Comprising CHIPS. WARRIORS I'D sQUAWs.
COMEDY DRAMA AND FARCE,
in which Mrs j. J. Prior. France Jsriesonf W. hoes'
Cesv,r; MessrL Liek. Brdseraa, Jsessn fof;eT Del
mon Grace. Halfway. Nes'ayer 6c., tppear
THREE ENTERrA lSNENfs DAILY,
II T. ID, and , aaG j. /.
Moruiny az ~
NO EXTRA CHARGE 70 LECTi kE.EOoM
INDIANS IN THEIR SONGS. WAR DANCES, c.
COM MUTT IN CHARACTERISTIC Ants.
PROFESSOR uUTCUlNSONS EDUCATED DOGS
Afternoon. stc.
BUCKLE OF bklLLIANISi
on,
TIE PRINCE AND wATCHMAN.
COMMODORE MUTT AND StNElA INDIANS,
HUNTING \ TURTLE.
Evening a. u
The PRISONER or SlIELBERG;
THE zIyGARo &Sb HIS xoxHrY.
con- NUM- INDIANS and TRAINED Dogs.
BELLE OF TIP BASEMENT.
ALBfEOs, GIANTS. LEARNED SEAL, &c.
Admission. 30 cents Children under ten - cents.
II No RS BROADWAY.
UEELER'S CHEfD tEUARE
HELLERS CHEFDUUNRE
GREAT MAsTEBFIECE OF MAGIC,
pEMoX i sc,AIRLET
TRaNsEiXED WITH SWORD
rYTHiS EXTRAORDINARY sENSAIlON
iVrTHiS EXTRAORDINARY SENSATION
feat in conjnfnr hitherto performed Q! l
L ale coninrors or illegiiiaate sPrtla.sit - -
HELLER's GRAND PIANOFORTE SOLOS
sEDGWICK's SOLOS on THE CONCERTlNA.
Open al Z. BEGIN ~ 2. Once cI'n nom tli .
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Corporation Notices.

CzoTOS AarxDvcr DEP,RTEEsr Oct 81, 1884
UNPAID WATER RENTS.-Notice Is here
L bv given that : FURTHER PENALTY Of TEN PER
CENT will be sdded 70 N unpt Water Rents the Is. Gay
0. Nor. mkt THOMAS 3. TAPPEN, Watet Registrar.
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CH,NGE OF LAyDING-BRoOKLYN TO

u PuILApT iPHIA.-Oa anu sfeT TjESDAb next, he
d.. dev ,f Noveuber The steamboat o. che abovlne WI
e,ye IS. what Ncns.gsst sogh side o. leIiy AZ
ss~,d OF the present pier 81 Ataniics
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fcctnres an0 llectings.

A MEETING or THE MARKETMENs
N PROTECTlvE AsSOCIATl OSvil be bed on THURS
DAY Nov at O'Clock a. liNsoNs, No. le tesey
II. NY. BY order Of H. J. COkNhLb' liesiaeb"
I. JAssIF, Secretary.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

~ TTans Albany Troy and Saratoga Springs also
meeting with the North West leave 2ob depot ut 10
a. IN. and p. IN.
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Cbences Tor Business Glcu.
Hiililarn Notices.

DRISONERS OF WAR.-The Wives or
widow,d Mothers o. Prisoner Of War ran receive ther
Lee. nav by c. linz on or 1ddrcssil. vita letter.,
10y = BROWN L sHTLDON, 80. : PaTEp'ace
"E''' CO., s3th RECT. \. G. ;. y. TINS
Il con,rsnv win assemble THIS CWednssday) AZ
TFRNOON at o'clock for "MusieE t4,. -Ad ray ~
Ldgrs Fourthst and broadway. By order
ALENENDER MCLEOD, CAPT. touiaandlns
CURTIS srDD0Ss. Orderly Sergeant.
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EORNEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L. FIELD and WHITE MOUNTAINS STEAMBOAT
and RAILROAD CONNECTION al New Haven. Steamers
have PecE slip AZ 8: - ard II Sundays eNcented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

ETEMUS WARD ANONG the MORMONs.
"A ARTEMUS WARD out with Brigham clDe.
ARIENUS WARD efuous th' Mcrr1o Lllie..
ARTEMrS WARD on Utah, so.sl ord Political
ARTTAfT5 WARD IN The f1n ofa irr 1913 The fains.
AETENt > WARD 11d Die AovI. ic-ilr.-
ANEEMI's WARD in the etT, cts q California.
AHIFMUS WARD ia fle New state G.. Nevada.
AKTEIUS WARD Aio'is 90 tie Desert.
ART MIS- WARD ri DolH af.h l1l.
AnTENUs WARD mex 10 br4re thrrrll opposite , ,ev-
entss F.ery I.yg BEGIN ,. seas s.cucd Fon ti >
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05
vbi,n,,n Gold and silver Mining

Company. Iu,,an SPRING. District LYON c"n"'E.
Nevada Tvrritory.--,rrrtary' Utfc". BrHn'',liI
EN, ,rr>- Building. Room No. TO- corner - Mont
.o!uer" AMI California >-rc,;-, san iTancI-c'.
March 2!>r, lSGi-In accoriarc, with the laSv> at
-....-ra'e OF California and the Bylaws 81 thi.
Company. notice i hereby given that Their" Will
n. aid az Public Auction. ~ The sar>ro"n at
Cobb X >n,nu. No. iOG Montgomery street. san
Francisco. ~ Twelve o'clock. noon. on IN"
TIrEN1'Y- FIFTH Day OF IPEiL, ls'i. :"
III. highest bidder for cash in T. :. Gold I",u. -
guauy shares in the capita! stock OF the Whitman
iulG uuL silver Mining Company, standing IN
the, book, Of the in The names al III" stuck
hv,drr, - spec led below. respectively. ~ hall
he sufficient 20 pay all assessment, duly levied
thereon hv th.. BOARD Of Trustees of said com.
uanv. on the Sixteenth day OF February, l-ti,
'.:r: assessment No. Of I'VE dollars per share
;.G.d now delinquent in payment, together with
;,,. expense, thereon Of advertisement and sale
uu,,,, PREVIOUSLY iiquidatet. with 'ost$ accrued:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05
Nrw>om Il a. Mining Compan,

Ulli.'. HIIr UI-if.II, y I.-U'Iirt, ~ y '>TI'
iu-rrm >lr,.,. E""I,r. W. i:;, thir' i''"rI So
Frau.i>r, Cal-Nrl.r" :. hereby -il,u 'tH' Zoe
accordance with the liN- ct 1h" STAT, "I t'i'"r
u:a and 4 resolution "t the Beard 90: Trustee. %
the. Nry.nm Gold ;.ud -iiyrr Mm.n Company.
tI,,r,. will hr sold public Auction. e; the "i'.'
"f the Company. oil Tut ENDAN. he i''h d'lH
"t April \. u. lit Ut II "rl"rk \ ". =" it,'nS
SHARE "i ill. capital stock 81 The aforesaid "in'
p.ury. -i.lI.iing in the u,uir. "i III" i'."' ii-
.har,ls"lrr, ~ !, i'll IT,. necessary Ter she Iavu"a'
Of ryyuir,.r,-n''ni> rrual,ig- unpaid. duly !''""
nv the Beard 81 Trustees. I" WI; N>~'''l'r.Nt
No .. one dollar per -:,r". irNi"d :, W'r'n"r ~.
l-t;}, and ;>>r,>Ii,,nr. NJ. J. of Hty '"i'l- per
share, levied January 2iH i~'i. viii ri~i," '1i-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-05
Gram, cold and siI,c,. lIiuiugCom

paHy.-N Notice i hereby given. that in accordance
with the laws Of Nevada Territory AMI the by.
laws OF the rntnpauv there will hc sold ~ public
nuatiou on U'EDIESD.lI. the 2:}I day of March.
is6i II: o'clock +. VI. in front If the office If
tie company. sulphur Spring House, Blue sui
phur Spring District, 70 many shares Of the cap.
tai stock o: the company. standing in Ill" names
Of the following named persons, as will pay the
amount lue for assessments, together with the
rms, If ale and advertising.