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By the arrival at this port yesterday OF the steamship
Morning star we have later from Mexico, which s
detailed 10 the letter Of our Havana correspondent.
The Morning Star left New orleans Sunday, March
g. arrived Havana the 9th, and left the day.
She Left at Havana the steamship Corsca for New York
on the 18th
Tho steamers Fannie and syren arrived at Nassau on
the 29tn ut with cargoes Of cotton from Wilmington,
having run the blockade there.
The steamship Creole arrived at New Orleans the Sd
and Havana on the 5th.
The Morning Star passed In the river bound up the
steamship George Washington, hence
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Nedcatcd Compound for preserving restoring and heau
fyns the hair eradicasng seurf and dandrun. preventing
badness and gray hairs curing diseases OF the skin glands
and muscles snch - salt rheum, pmpea chlblane &c
chaps. rheumatism swel'ngs sore throat &r, gving
sant relief IN cases ef eats bruises sprana
de Price rs cents Sold by all druggists throughout The
world. Principal once 3g Pearl street, ". n
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Ripley Female Coiiege.-see Advertise-
ment, under head Of "1ustructoan
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Grover u Bakers Highest Premi um
Elastic such Sewing Machines l95 Broadway New York
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HIPPING NE w S.

ALhAnAc ron HEw yoRK-THIs
sUFRfsEe u ID IL O8
W HfGH WATER. morn IL 5j
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Patentsi Patents. Patcnssi

PuVtnts! FHIchts! PnttntsE ----.---
Messrs. MUM CO. publishers OF the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN, continue 10 act As ATTORNEYS for securing Pa
tents for new Inventions in this and all foreign countries
Messrs Mum Co, have had years.
IN soliciting Paens and have acted - Attorneys for
Pamph cts containing the Patent Laws and other in,por
tant Information for inventors furnished free sppca
ton Consultation and advice free Address
MUM 4 CO. 81 PARK row, New York, or
Corner and seventh streets. Washiuston. D. Q.
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piles, Piles, Piles.-The Bleeding or
Itching Piles permanently cured by using Dr. winners Pile
Suprostory Reference given TO pcrsous hs
city who have been cured. Agent l6A Rowery
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A DvICE TO MARRIED LAD1Es.-MADAME RES
N TELL. Female Physician and Professor OF Midwifery
be consulted usual at lG Chambers street. But ons
interview will be necessary No charge for adyice Hef
street, by mail. Prce S. ~ B-I,adies who desire
be accommodated. Madame Restel deems her duty
10 caution ladies' mtators of her aversement9
who only them of their h health.
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Gentiemcn's Hnts.-Spring style Vow
ready a. ESPENSCH1ED'S manufacturer lis Nassau
sffs
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Grover a. Bakers Highest Premium
elastic Stitch Sewing Machines, 8g5 Broadway.
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Gouraud's POnGrc Subtle Uproots Hair
from low forehesis OF the body Warranted a.
his new depot 453 Broadway
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Chaps, Chafes, Pimpics, Eruptions,
saltrheum flesh &C.. cured by GOURAUDS Italian
Medica,ei Soap, at his new depot, i53 Broadway.
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Japonfca Preserves Ladies Trcsses as
iusrons and iuxuriant those OF Ninon de rEncos
send prospectus Of the Toilet articles the
Socieie Hygenque, to their depot 15 Chambers street.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best in the
world Harmless reliable. instantaneous. The only per.
Sold BY oil druggists Factory 81 Barclay
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Grover ~ Bakers Celebrated sewing
Machines or sale o. ss5 Broadway near Tweny second
street Hmbroidery brading. tuckn and every descrip
n OF family sewing done the Grover Baker machines
by exrcl fenced operators.
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Brig Morning Star (Er).
Schr Lima, % days from Kingston, ia.

l2th-Steamships Patapscc. Virginia Empire; ships
Lane. Queen, Charlotte, VIM Tapscot, Taylor; barl
Maringo Maggie Hammond. Huntrcss brigs fFxport Pc
gum Hrnrie,m. solterno Emma Dean. Neyins, Masench
retta Ocean Home. schrs Presto Avon. Hull. SUNNI
Sam EDDY. Hickman. Brown. Henry Brown. Ais
steamship Pennsylyana, for Liverpool land anchored
Quarantinel
i3th-Br steamship Edward Hawkins
Wind sunset SW
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Cristadoro's Hair DYE, Preservnttvc
and Wig Depot, wholesale and rctailANo Astor House.
The dye applied By kilful artists.
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M EDICAL.


A TTENTfON, LADfEs-THE GREAT ENOLIgH
prepared from a prescription OF Sir J Clarke D. Ply
scan Extraordinary the Queen This we'll known medl
imposition but and safe remedy Tor fcmale
difficulties and although powerful remedy they contain
nothing huru 20 the constitution In all o. nervous
and spinal affections pain in the back and limbs fatigue %
Pills will effect when all ohar have fse0s
and although powerful remedy. do not contain trous
calomel antmony anything hufful /, the constttuon
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package whch
should BE- carefully preserved For full paIouiars obais.
JOB MOSES. ~ Cortandt street. n. X.
Sole United States agent
B-si and postage stamps. enclosed to any sushs-
riled agent, will bottle containing hfy pla ~
return mail.
DvICE TO ALL AFFLICTED FRMALEs.-bR row.
"A ERS female physician. 30 spenard street IL consuit
ed unparalleled His French Periodical Drops
the greatest remedy known, ~ per bottle.
A PPLY IMMEDIATELY TO THE sURE PLACE Oh.
He can and you than any other Spsr
ciEc 81 per bottle Advice gratis all hours
A DvTCE TO MARRIED OR SINGLE LADIES. WHO
IA require safe and certain remedy from whatevev
Can RELY upon the celebrated infalible French
Female Monthly Pills price 81 box 70 rsssoss
require No which four degrees stronger than h
fall and healthy Price % boz.
Sold at l27y Liberty street. sent bv mall with full IN
structons by addressing box 2359 New York Post once
treatment without the medicine nstrumens.
ava themselves OF by interview and be attended,
by one OF their own sex.
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Deafness, Impaired Sight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT
CHRONIC CATARRh
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACH HAN TUBE
CHRONIC CATARRh,
CROSS BYE sTRAiGnTENED I

CROSS EYE SrRAIGnTENED in ONk
MINUTE
And every dsease of the Eye and Ear requiriu1 either
medical or surgical aid attended TO by Dr. Won EISEN
BERG at his consulting rooms s6 BROADWAY near Twelin
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Deafness. Blindness. and All Defects
" Sight and Hearing treated usual by Dr. CALDWELL.
s4Cnon place Eighth street,. Advice and examinations
free, Hours ron 4
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Prescvers sreDghen and improve the sight of old and
young By day aud night without pain fatigue. Highly
recommended by the medical faclity SEMMONS,
Oculists'- Optician. 669s Broadway opposite Bond st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-25
nor SALE.-A Double Brick G,

tAgs Dwelling. containing rooms good eeiars cs-
tern. and lot well fenced Price slice Also, cottage
brick dwelling with three good cellar cistern and
lot we'll fenced Price $50 cash. Titles good nile.
Enquire Of inch 81 II. B. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-25

~The Missouri Republican thinks it
was in very bad taste for Mr.. Lincoln to
allude to the Fort Pillow massacre in his
speech, and the measures of retaliation
which the case demand.
Tastes differ; and it is not to be won
dered at that the organ Of the Camp Jack
son rebels should differ with President
Lincoln on almost any matter connected
with the rebellion, let alone the simple
matter of taste as to the proper topics for
a speech in the city OF Baltimore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-25

Letter froa Secretary Chaso.
In opening the discussion on the bill to
prevent speculation in gold, Mr.. SHEER
man submitted the following letter from
Secretary Chase
Treasury Department, April / l, 1864.
SIk:-Notwithstanding the diminished
amount II United Seases notes h circula.
ton, and The gradual withdrawal from use
% currency Of interest-beasing United
States notes, made legal tender By their
faces, the price Of gold continues to ad-
vance. This effect On only Be attributed
10 one Of two esuscs, and 10 probably due
in part to each: First--iucrease Of notes
Of local basks--snd secoad, to efforts Of
spectators.
! have already submitted through ron
70 the considerasioa q the Committee On
Finance the hin istsadsd = rsmedy lor
the fSs eva, asd now bek 70 submit for
cen6idssasion : bill iatspded 10 rsnsdv
for the second. The first, if il bsconss !
Iaw viii hsvs, I dosbt n0s, the most salu.
tary sosseqasssss. TAs efISot u 10 10.
Odd viii ptohshly - aoes iaimsdiats,
thooeh perhaps nos of uusA 1srananest III.
peft3ae4. I ~ oo6GIdesattoa ~ bof1
40 shs hsesabis sesioa ~ Csaerse. II
sppsoysd It1ust4ues - thSpfAs, AoWsl
svsr; Ihatf usl1 D1tAsR ~ ~ 49,
rG61ite e1eeoxte ~ ~ 1isnflI
aisordsrs. Nothiae short e taxaaion d
on64f2 ~ - am5u6o ~ ~ 6ek -
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: 10 ~ 81 ID. - ". - -
TMn nnsSasstRr1 ~ - N1Nn!s
The progress of ptopaol IL tko
o,,at Fair e 81. Louis in1foaAoa I n1rns1a
ss,.s,... !. -. a,.I ,.1,ilk 800 z, 81 q
-, - $1,000
gfees os1 2. NM. ma
praiseworthy hbefality exhibited i thpt
city and vicinity. and tie patriotic lib-I
.,s,;tv = h.s;,n;no * srrssd sk,,>a
NJ n.r1s,:. Is
~ "a 'n'0a.''ss sne 81. .oa'oS-
1Ds nesfai eonsaenn wnsch wlHmake oee
Of the most attsastivs features q ~
Fair and oueht - nv handsomelv sa
.uF1o. ns.,-., H.a-,.. = o.. -
Alhert p..-.. - Es-y.ss - ~
er,litv ,sr.lv sn..ssd 49, 1890 ~ :
the erest Nississippi Vsllev 6en;t.,v
Fair, the Silver Heels colt, aPiass q
wales, Tor which the Prinos Of Walks,
one h.,ars . = $3.50 ..s alssa oss'es. onsfsd
The colt s Nv Is - so.a;s;e. -
isvalusd q I've thorsend dolIsrs.
We DO not know Of donation Of sqssl
ma nstuoe. ana Mesefs. Holmes and
~ ~ s,c.s i;t.,.1 as.ss .. = ). - d. s
Fair M . the urssent vritinc a.6 -
have no doubt that The Ohairnsa Of III
noiss commissee OsPe. Ford viii de-
y ypr;D.. J. cswss." III - ~. st1e
Of the Fair IA Of AZ flo1 !" 80 $3.50
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FOR 6ALE.-80 acres of land, 40 acres
IL under fence with 800 fruit trees with other improve
ments- fhs land IL the Plank rad leading 10 S.
Francisvie, about miles from this city. rfie good
Enquire Of H. B. TEy-EYCK,
mch2 Rsel Estate Aren't
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Cheap Gas.

Congress is about chartering new gas
company for the city of Washington for
the supply Of gas having greater photo
metic value than that now in use, and at
a maximum price of $3.50 per thousand
feet. Guarantees of the most stringent
character are required from the company
of its ample ability to comply with these
conditions before the charter will be valid.
and the company are anxious to supply
gas at that rate under the belief that they
can make handsome profits BY 80 doing.
The company are to lay down twenty Eve
miles of six-inch mains before the eas is
sold, and for this they are to use the new
bitumenifed pipes. the patent Of which,
for this country, 10 owned BY Thurlow
Weed and another. This is said TO be
one of the most valuable patents in the
country. The pipes are less than one.
NTH the weight. and one-half the price Of
iron. to which they ere superior in every
particular, being indestructible from or.
idizing. and - strong - iron. lit il an
object to sell gas in Washington q g. 30
with competition At that. could it not Be-
afforded at less than $3.50 in other CITIES?
-lScientiic American.
A HuxAH FAurNe.-Somebodv h,s
said that, although it is blessed thing 70
see brethren dwell together in unity. i i
vastly more Entertaining to see them sin
q row."
Precisely this view Of the foibles Of our
human nature struck Mr.. Bernal Osborne
in the course of tho attack lately made by
the English opposition on Mr.. Etan6eld
OF the Admiralty. Mr.. Osborne said
The right honorable gentleman, the
member for Oxfordshire, commenced the
few remarks be made by saving that th;a
was very painful subject. Wen. il 4 1
but somehow or other, l reoolIect noticing.
IN the course OF my Psrliausatasy expe.
rrlencs, that there is nothing in which this
House 90 much notwithstanding which
VIII attract such numerous attendance a.
msmbes-as purely personal snd psin-
iui subject. Cheers and lsu2hter.l What
l Say Is that, after I'll, yoa ~ only pan.
outing one who holds ricer ofRce n Is.
Admiralty. 1t would sssm that there 1
nothing for honorable menbess to do but
so oeoate personal questions and 70 eet nm
With hypoositical faces and 70 deolars That
tness an painful casss Why. vos n ~.
light in them; and next "a ros..;...
bishop. possibly nothing il 20 .erees hls !.
batting member of the Administrs.;..
ICheers and laughter.l
DAYs o. MouRNsNa -TbA
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II
.....s-,s.i e =,
- - = I ~ = or1pol
60 - 61 - l15Iu1.i17 'II1Il rl1isal
- / i ( 80 ! g. n p ~ r 17nsk 1lD
: II j. -. y. 49, !:
H.! ~! ~ m n. - h /! , e.
b. -.
~ nlkenl c. Aaa
- - 9 - n
hsv. ~. aoesneqy - d. ~.
y. r.. = 1eae.le Rs1ifie, - 1ev.
- psesene
Ia - Rass II - aDe
= QlaGe NJ ~ 0o.) Moth
lqGe Dtqpd1rd sayp: y.
~ e ~ - efanee q ~ peeDe
= - }. Z g ~ /. - ~ . Neessl
~ 49, 81 - - 49,, &c eeeqee
~ 49, e afeeeq - g. ip On.al Gon-
vsss.on 9. Deosqse, = 4ay nexh = =
~ snd Are 8 & - ~ - srs.s
Nosthvssl i ds6ply fsissa1esd II Is
conssTsetion u ~ Snip Uhasl. We hope
70 ~ every teva II. Mitehsa Sunnty
repfoDented % ~ I'D Lat - hayo. D
fall Cenysstioa. ssd aead four u ~ best
Ne Ne hevs II ths eonsty, 70 ia Du-
buqee Cosventiop.'' 80
&-.rA.-A....,,..,. 49, ,x<A.. 49,
-. -
....- $500. -
nn1 ~ o1ve =. WI -
= Dso.qss o. ne 49, veenssoa{ =
~. y ~ 49, .'rass'',. ae - -
s ~ 49, $500 - 49, ~ -.
49,, :" - Ane 1nsp
80 . 2 vofK mas van ssh snrosgn
snslaoos 9 como.
The Marion. Linn County Patriot Of
the 14lh inst. nys: -t.s
ssThs l.,usst Ala - A. cet.ae -,
made il Linn eou,tv 90 49, /. fs-
DAYS aeo bv our tovna-an. n. = ~.
Afee. Eco. He sold q KalIv 4 Rele,
1856 heed for ! littIe own az oOOn
ns !" 90 n'on fseoofd ~:
"iu Plessant Valley hvss > widow By
MN. .on. = ~ TO-. -. on. ~
fourteen children living. Eve Of them.
three girls and t~o boys, At home
Three OF ner sons are 70 the Ssth lovs,
ope - tue nn NeOfaska, Two 10 o6tn LII
the 9th Iowa Infantry. The old ladv
says she has one more SON abcut cid
enough to 20, and although she can iIly
afford to spare his services ia her decli.
ming years, she says il the country needs
him she shalt cheerfully make The s.cri.
fee Mrs, Desert il native Of Virginia,
lived some in Kentucky, has made fair
Iowa her adopted home. and i an ardent
Unionist.''
-E.H. Talbot, most deserving gen.
M sI%u, ;o"e sI h.o. =. .ns "'1.e1se'
4,h class clsrtship Il tia psns;oe os;.s
One ssep more and be becomes Chiel
Clerk-. position We hope b viii speedily
.scn "c cong4u,a'e ONT ,f'esd 90
n, =, -rMm...,;.. -, '''s "-'
pc
AZ, 80 = -
~ = ''A So.asy "so'
h .oH 1T5 h..d - 49,. r.n- !.
p...~ g. go :. ooo
c -
49,. 800 rI.;. 1nv o'oasy re
charged Win blowing N ~ Com. Han
10 that tom. is 1t large. His surety had
gwen him up TO the Deputy Sheriff, say.
but the Deputv Sheriff rsfused l. rrca;v.
the prisoner, and consequently he escaped
That's rather . nice way Of holding "a
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LOR SALE-i60 Acfss Of Choice
Lsnd within four miles Of Ksokut. % the rosd -
adcabaslog house, and other improvelents. II win be
sold IN PARCELS for grape culture desired This land
vas formerly owned By Nr. vsa Ausna Title good
ale. Enquire Of H. D. TBN-KYCK, W.
mch2 Real Estate agent, Keokuk-
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ErOK SALy-sN Acres Choice Land

Of the DIS Mofnss Valley L. r. at the eanmit VA Bu-
county. Iowa This Of the btst hrmsi In that
neighborhood2&0 improved rs timber, hne
orchard well vatered with two frame dwellings ana
large frame barn 80 by 20 feet and known the John
Day farm. Price $40 cash. Title good Or sale. For
pArtisnlir Information inquire d NiAm @. Reedy IN
the farm|o 10 II. d. TEN-EYCK,
meh22 Real Eetafe Agt, Kcokuk.
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EOR SALE-Lots 4 and 5 in Block
i ISL, on Des Mone< street, between l2th and 18th
These ioss very nicely located and will be sold
low price for cash. Enquire Of
nrh22 HB TEx.EYCK
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unteering. untf effort shall have been made TO re.
store harmony among the States BY appointing commits
soners to negotiate for peece and the restoration of the
Union under the Constitution. and until such propo
Siton has been rejected by the Confederate Gcvcrn
meat.
MIR. LEBLosp said Grant had lost 100000 men and
the minds Of the people turning against the
The time had come when il should cease hUstlitcs
should cease for reasonable period.
Now instead Of prosecuting the for the restora
zion of the Union. it for the abolition If Slavery
lie had supposed that tho boodhounds of the Admins
lIation had become sick Of blood by this time.
QUARTEEafAsTHR's DEPARTMENT.
The House concurrcd in the report of the Committee
OF Conference on the disagreeng amendment 20 the
bill roorganizng the Quartermaster's Department.
EMBODIMENT BILL. H ~
The consideration Of the Enrolnent bill was re.
snmcd.
Mr. Cox moved TO lay tao whole subject on the table
Disagreed to-43 Yeas against 81 Nays.
The H0user rejected Mr.. lie Blends amendment
which received II yeas, as follows; Messrs Ancona
Bliss, Edgerton Fink, Johnston (0Hio) Long, Noble,
'ONeil Ohio, Pendleton, ,.oes Chiffon A. W bite
The vote stood: Yeas. III Nays. 80.
Without further action The BILL tho House, at l0l
O'Clock adjourned.
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DIED.

ALvORD-on Wednesd sy June 20 John n. Alvord Of
The relatives snd friends Of the alny respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the Church the
Twenty Dinth street. ffh avcuue saturday morn.
ing July 2 at lOt o'clock, without further notice.
CooPER--On "wednesday evening, June 20, s. Win'er
Cooper. aged years aud days
The friends Of the faulty invited to attend hs iuneai
tween ' Second and Third places South Brooklyn.
coCHRANKIed at the battle Of Pine Mountain. De-. on
sd Regiment, n W ssed 20 years snd months yolges.
son Of the late Rev Thonis. Cochran.
DoREMUs In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, JSnc 2s the
Coaniy, n Y, ased % yesis.
Te ess YIN 3 & Trinity t s ssa Rfy Pa a H
o'clock service will ao t1so Place at the resisenes
brooklyn, on Friday July Of O'Clock p The rslA
tives and friends are invited to attend.
FoX-on Fourth J.y "wednesday, 10Th inst George s.
I'll. r.rs t and S ssd. q ne y ar. Invited to attend
hi. funeral from his late residence, No East Thirty,
o'clock a. m Without further Invitation The remains viii
be taken 10 Weschester for interment.
HARwELL-on Thursday, June g. a. the residence Of
ceycd In the battles Of tho Wilderness, Major st. John
Holmes IIarwel aged 50 years, formerly resident Of New
Montreal &C. El p,per, pleas. copy.
HoYTIn Baltimore at o'clock 2 M On fhday mCTrnins
Jsss r ss sI %eu ss.s .ns d 81 william and M
HAYWOOD Ia this city. Sunday. June 20, Henry
stewart infant son Of Edward and Isabel Riihsm Hay
wood OF Amsterdam, N. L.
JOHNsON-Suddenly Thursday, June 30 in Morris.ews
D. Caroline NJ wife Of SAM. W. johnson, snd dau gh.er
OF Thoa Gamer, esd,
Carriage VII be In waiting the foot Of Barclay street
Saturday morning p O'clock Her remains will be taken "a
Greenwood Ceines-ry.
METCALF-Iu Brooklyn on Thursday June %, T. Louise
youngest danshter OF b. H. and Leriah H. Aetcss aged
mouths aud II days
The irisnds Of the family invited to attend her funeral
from the residence Of her parents Portland avenue
Hanson place, on Saturday ct O'Clock p. IN
MILLER-Tn this ety, Thursday, June So 1864, Maj
Linlley Hoffman Miller. U. 5. A., aged 20 years.
The funeral will take place a st. Peters Church Morrsown
j., Saturday July ., 81 m. lila friends age IN
vsd to attend train leaves Morristown for NewYork
G7;2op To-
McCREARY-On Thursday. June 80, Ada Adelia. only
daughter Of James 4. and Hannah N. McCreary, aged
years and days.
6e relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral Friday, July l. ct o'clock p a.
| from No. 90 Hamilton place. Brooklyn. 4. d.
ROGERS-On Thursdsy afternoon, June %, Elizabeth C.
wife Of VIM. M. Rogers. ., a.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invteS
To send the funeral on Saturday The "a tns Of 10 ococi
| an, from 81, Stephens CHURCH, Esst
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ysAy2R RED.

DODD-0ARABRANT-At Columbia, Morris County, ~ j.,
David Dodd 70 Miss C. Virginia Gaiabrrn, Of the former
place.
DU BOIS-ORCHARD-AtE New Hamburger, y; " on Tues
d,y June 28 by the Rev john II. Scolel. Harvey N Du
Bo. Of Saratoga County and Miss Ca,harne b. Orchard Of
New Hsinbursh.
DE- MlI-TUGNOT-O Thursday June 30 at th residence
OF the brides father Mr. George fngno' No. l97 East Four
eenih street New.iork by the Rev. H. r crozif e. o.
Mary r.. Tusnot. both OF New-York.
RMAN-STONEALLs-In Brooklyn. on Wednesday,
June 49, at the residence OF the brides father by the Rev
Al Robinson BENJAMIN F. Sherman to ETC Reyno. Is,
daughter OF james e. stoneall esq, oil OF Brooklyn
sTANTUN-QU1CK-On Thursday. June 90 at the residence
of tho officiating clergyman the Rev WIN. fendleon hcb
ard stanton and Mary h. Quick both Of this city.
New buryh papers please copy.
THRESHER-PAND-At PeekrkiI, ~ Y. on Thursday,
June 80 By ;he Rev. VIM. X. Williams, the Rev. j. y.
Tbreser Of st. Cloud Num- TO Margaret e. Rand. daugh
ter Of Aaron Rand Of th. former place
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From New-Orleans.
CAIRO. Thursday. June %

tahh', fHhch"ss "nho ~ fN"''
The stesmcr Continental from New-Oreans
2Ith inst, has arrived with 500 sick and wounded
soldiers about 100 of whom stop there. and tho re-
mainder proceed to 81. Louis Banks has ordered OIL
mon Of this class to be sent North rapidly possible
and numbers have already been forwarded NJ tho
steamers Merrimac and Cstawba.
The Rebel Gen. Dick Taylor is said to have obtained
leave OF absence for the purpose of demanding Court
Of Inquiry on the cbsrges preferred against him BY
Gen. Kirby Smith for repeated dsobcdence Of orders
Gen. Walker commands during Tayors absence.
Might or nine hundred Rebel wounded are said to
have dad since the battles Of the Red River.
Orders have been found on prisoners recently cap
ured nsructing them to destroy tho track and rolling
stock Of the Opeousas Railroad cut the telegraph wire
and prevent as much possible the transportation o.
troops.
The pen that signed the bill Prohibitips saverv IL