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General Intelligence.
[By kaa to tie Nsv York Sun. !

A DISTURBANCE took place on Tuesday afternoon
In Norfolk, Va, between some sailors and the col
srsd guard doing duty ou Main street. Two sai-
Tors anu one of tho guard were shot one Of tho
sailors died, and the other lost one leg The guard
Will die
o. the afternoon Of the 18Th, the schooner Mary
-, of Baltimore, when coming down the james
River, ashore at the mouth Of the Chicks.
honiuy. The crew (three ncgroegl LETT her, and
subsequently got on board tho steamship Peril
A. II p n. she was caprurcd and burned by the
rebels, aud the captain taken prisoner
II is reported that Brig. Gen ulrnsnn has pro-
posed TO the President and Secretary Of War the
plan Of establishing two camps OF instruction for
Colored soldiers, TO be located iu Virginia and
one in Missouri or Louisiana. for The purpose of
collecting all coorcd recruits, who shall be in
ntructed in their dutiesby experienced and comp.
tent others before being put INTO the fell Ihc
proposition is said 10 meet It'll much favor from
both regular and volunteer army officers, as it 10
thought that b. thus collecting this force reserve
could slways be depended upon ior garrison and
other duties.
Col HIATT trchel Cavalry has challenged Col,
Brownlow. o. the lst nnesscc a Mon Cavalry te
mortal combat between their respective regiments
Col Hart pr poses to iisht on any ground In Ten
nessee that Brownow may select, stpulating onl y
That II be free nom timber or other shelter, and
either between one OF the tanks of the res.
pective CD BrowLlow promptly accepts
the challenge, coolly aiding, ~ regret to inform
You that at prcacn am perfectly helpless, md
suffering from wounds received in action ut III
place, Franklin Ieun on the 3D. and viii not be-
able for the contest before the middle OF Noyeu.
Ter"
MEMPHIS dispatch 10 the Chicago TrInrSu
says; Mrs. Major B,ctE, who lost her husband
NJ Fort Pillow, to whom % much Kind attention
was shown, for whom 70 much sympatl was ex
pressed In her bereavement, about whom 81 insny
patriotic letter. were written and speeches made
has been fcntcnced by military conmss on To on,
year'a Imprisonment in the State Prison ut Alton
for receiving bribe aud permitting a sho-rebel "
pass through our lines laden with quinine, gold
DC Sac WAS on picket duty, or employ ed by Ge
tectNes to examine women passing through oul
lines u, Acmph,s, and coulin't withstand teup,s
Gou
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LOCAL NEWS.
SEW YORK AND THE VICINITY

SERiN"pF 70 GOVERNOR CCRriS.- Last
evening body s, fenus, lvanauS accompanied By
An excellent band OF muse, sercuadcd Gov Curtin,
who Is nov stopp.ls Mt the Aston uousc The
company assembled ia the dining room vi the
II oel, and about hai'-past ten sat down to COLI
1ntiou served Up IN scissors style After tho cat
sbles had been disposed Of and the hand lsd
played several patriotic Mrs Judge Dcricksou, OF
p, briefly stated due occasion vi their Assembling
sni called upon G d Camp Esq, Of Erie, who
rnde the welcoming speech.
Governo- CutuA, "a reply. thanked bis fellow
citizens o Peulsy lsluiH for the compu ient they
ihus pad him. and sad We was proud to he the
Governor OF Peuns lvGniu, which attracts the popu.
)ation ard ,hpi''l OF other States Her mounta rs
contain rich jewels IN the form u: coal and iron,
snd lstcr, sAc has dried up the whale ,sber.cs by
furnishing supply Of u'l, lie commercial value Of
which c,ccels that OF tic Iron and coal m HI,
bowels VI her blue mountains He Was also proud
III his naive saic for hor Loyalty 10 the Cove, =
meat, nni TJs rlud that the Continental Con..re,s
assemble viii n ucr lorDors rad held their scs.
sons IL Pilri,lphia lie was proud that General
Washington was male Communicated ilel Il ere.
and he memories .! Gcr,u,utowu pul Brand, winc
added glorV g. the record Above sll our
nlatchloss Constitution WAS framed there, and
BY the grace oi Gol Pruns ylymla will b.
tie last 10 desert that Constitution And her
citizens have declared the Govcrnrncut ere
atsd then shall not fan. Her srns wi
1.-Two to transmit 1t 10 them ,A.lrcn Us pure US 4
came from the Fathers Bat, gentlemen, We AT,
not only Penrsyvi mains, but American cit Lens
a title OF NOBILITY, 10 traitor can take from us H.
then aludeI to llG Avn1rs conferred upon lin ~
being twice elected Governor vi his own Stae, an,
was happy to acknowledge Mat alter The election
political opponents became friends again. He Dor
witness that lie hal found true, hrn and isithiu
support N Tue duties OF his oihcc from mel
OF all political PARTIES. lie next paid
glowing tribute 10 the soldiers OF Penns lyanis
Hc wished the people of AL the statee To realize til
blessings OF oUr Government aud see in its tru
hsht tie rict eglcy lefi to us in the Constitution
which be desired all Americans would derlare \
1e world should forever stand AS h bulworl
against foes wttugt and traitors within. Aite
nlludine To N. evils o, war and the torrents Z
blood already slod, he sand. would have pesc
II could. IL Is tue rebels who can make pea 4
u they would bu, lay down their arms, rctuil
" allegiance, obey the Constitution and III
lswS then we would have peace in on
sour ask DO other terms than these. No matte
~ pstasasa4 NV sS-u w vbsls 10y dow
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News Items.
tBy Telegraph to the Sev YOri su".l

OFFICIAL statements Of tho public debt are TO tie
male monthly instead Of weekly, as heretofore.
Tns Steamer Sacramento ra.lci from san FRAN
oisco for Panama on tie igth met With glb passen-
gers and ss26,3si N gold
TnR subscription T. 'ho 'oven-1hir'y loan Tor she
las, three days, az reported to the Treasury De-
psr.ncn.. amount b. 4iJoooOO; total subscrip-
tona 10 date sss, oG3,oo0 Those to the Tcn-forty
Loan thus ~ are, in The aggrcgas, .sio36OOo
Tar ch.ef officers Of the Treasury department
never attached any special importance 10 the mad
mi ss,slc proposition Of Hamburg house 10 loan
this Government thousand million, and publicity
was giycn % il without their appreciation or know
ledge
DugIso An easterly gale At COW Bay, on the
coast q Maine, 18Th, tie briggs CLYDE 81 Digby
Judge Hathaway, of New York Veteran, Of Liver
pool IN S. C,ngieu, Of Halifax, aud Ann J
Groaves, OF =. John, N Is, wcro driven ashore, aud
Will be total wrecks
IKS desorters irIm Eafly'a command arived at
Washington yesterday. irOu uaiTer's Ferry, eight
vi WHOM were rIine lia,ey released and furnished
with transportation to Philadelphia, whittier they
desired to 80 An assistant surgeon Of the
rebel army, who came ato General Buffers lines
Oh Monday, and took Ia, oath of allegiance, alec
arrived. aud was N u shed with trsnsportstlon t.
luuisyile
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some Hints on Etiquette.

Before entering drawing room. look through the
key hole to who's thsre. and adapt your style
y0ur company.
II announced by any other rarne than your ow n,
correct the servant publicly, md. should IL ts Toy
Ia buttons, kick him.
should any stranger In company observe tina, It
"s fine weather." wink slyly, and say, "you mustn't
tell" Thus you will gain . character for caution
aud secrecy.
II You have not been introduced 10 n lady with
whom you are des!rous nj speaking, address her ~
"Whnt's-your-name."- There are exceptions
10 this rule.
Dancing waltz by yourselfis generally set down
70 vanity or nsanthropy, therefore lis best avoid
81.
Should you bump against other couples in dance.
swear horribly ut your partner, and refuse to give
her any refrcshtnent.
On recognizing q lady In the street whom you
have seen nj party the previous night. out.
GLOW you-ehs all rghty" You can loosely
allude to her xccisivc dancing by tender inquiry
As to the state OF FER poor feet Should she not co
te'usy answer your questions, set her down for u
bosteL ar stoerat, and pass on.
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sept. lo-s. K, o SIS ~, ts.-H W., morn. vs. ~
STEAMSHIPS Baltimore, Washington: Thames. do.
sHIPs-A 4 r Lowell, Tlavre; Europs, Genoa Fair
Wind, San Frncisco; Ocean Eagle, Boston.
BARK-Alaerity, Couch, for London.
DRfGS-Illy, Cork; sitka- Lngan: Victoria st John.
sCHOONERS-M Martha Nichols. Linesn; $ A Md
son, Phiade.phia, Lion. Boston; Evelyn, stamford;
.ss na Mpsi3 aSSD s0 GU,T
Bangor; Gem, Norwalk, Conn.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMSHIPs-sarsh,P Philadelphia; Novelty, Phi
ladelphia ospray. Providence; Trenton, Trenton;
City. r,int Remington, Fortress Monroe; Thorn,
Newbern, z; Ranger (trsn'portl Fortress Monroe;
sea Ras ssn juan fhhs
jersey Blue, Newbern; ysrunA City Point Va
Northern Light, Aspinvall.
BARK-Rambler, from Mirssoane, with mdse, &c
4 Ko-a, Renedios; started fswu, Aux Cages; Alice
Frinklin, Of Yarmouth. 3, from Cienfuegos, Cuba
Albatros, Port an Prince.
sCnooNERs cou,eDs, st Johns P r: hsris
rsafG ks Wv yfn
lernsndins > 9 Foster, virrniG Marsh, virripis
Boston for Aibans; Joseph Port Jeaeisen; May Flow,
oi cae. SsT Globe G .sttshpors oI Bo.iSn
| Golden Rule, Elizabethport for Salem; Thomas Hiy
Elizabohport or Boston,; Carrie Wells Philadelphis
Tor Providence; Andrew Peters Rondout Tor Boston
Forest Rondout Tor Boston; Varuna Fortress Monro.
franci, sgiteIy, Baltimore; Water Witch, Bslti'
| ginia; Z Wiletts Virginia; Sarah Mills virsinia
NictoriM Va " franklin, Iirsinis { l. Seull
siaia; X Tlsnilin, Virginia: ? MeTsin, yiTsinia
G I Hubbard, Nirlinic A Jennines Virginia; Ellen
Baker, Nirrinia; j II Seeuine, Virginia Miller
| Virginia; y Booth, Baltimore; a Townsend. Bslti
more: 4 Hail Fortress Monroe; A Van Ceaf, Fortress
Monroe l. BEET, Fo.tres MonroS: IS Hue, Fortress
| Monroe; A N Harris, Fortress Monroe: u Is Pitts
| Fortress Mon. zoe: N Brsinhall Washington; j L
| Gunner, Virsiniu Mary d Adeline, Virginia.
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SHIPPING.

A NCHOR LINE-STEAM TO LIVERPOOL,
"A GLASGOW Dublin. Belfsst and Londonderry.
CALEDVSiA, Capt, Craif IL Intended 70 sail on Sat.
urday, tn sept. The steamship IL fitted In the most
supply Of well-cooked piovisions:
saloon Ss.s Cabin. ..slSS Intermediate. $50
Apply S . fRXS Il IS ae dS5ssafI CO..
1886 q Bowling Green.
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINZ
L Ship JOHN II. RYERYoN, sails sept. 10Th.
ssis Sept, sh For passage 70 or from The OH Conn
ty drafts available In any part OF England, Ire
lsnd Scotland or Wales At the lowest possible rates
Apf'ly to TAi'SCorr, BROTHERS co, sc South
street. 800
EOR LIVERPOOL-OLD BLACK BALL
l. Line ship GREAT WESTERN will sail prompt
loot Of Bsekmsn st. or TO ROCHE BROs.& CoFTEY
90 South II. 32@
old BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO
S,or,,,uL LIVERPOOL, .s o sryr
y, MoT III ~ r 2l1 sEfr'
~" SWALLOW TAI. Line FROM OK 10
Gov cRrxsrII LoNpoN sAus 97,h srpr
s ss passage e % fL 4S' GrIoN 20 Fulton "
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
rrEFSSSS;SYLvANIA.........sail. Sa,h Of Sept.
Cabin passage sl23, steersse sl5, payable in cur
o.. WILLIAMS Z SSIoS
STEAM FROM QUEENSTOWN AND LIv-
| rency. To New York. $50, gold. SIDON sails We'd
nesday, the 2sth Sept. Apply TO WILLIAMS
CT ION, 90 Broadway. 3i6
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LeH He Eow.-John o'Neill, sailor, wss
knocked down corner Il Olives snd nsdison sRssts
late on Wednesday niehs BY On unknown man.
and IN fghs bed HE nose BIT Cd. The brutal
perpctrstor made his escape and the ]sh PRECINCT
Police are in search Of him. The injured man was
taken " Bellevue Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-16

Eeu York. Sept Is The steamers Havana And
Liberty arrived =. Ills p ?, today, four days from
Havana P1grcss In Bavaua il hut. and there is
no news Of inp.t'-oce The health o' Havana IL
improving Am ng the passengers ny the Havana
ia tho Mexican General Doblado, whose escape from
Mexico was announced some time ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-16

~ p,o,ec,cd by, Generals csnby and REYNOLDS
~, th,s will soon be stopped The health Of the
srny Is good. and the moral q the coIored noops
!. b,ybly satisfactory. Col. Chrysler, Of the 2nd
Yar. cayalrv, was ma killed IS stated In
rs~pt skirn isb near the Achsfslya, but was SER
Sousy wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-16
Making n total Of.

Boy INSTANTLY kILLED.-Yesterday after
noon bog named james Jones' years Of age,
met with fatal accident, in Hudson avenue. II
appears that he mounted the wheel Of kindng-
wool wagon which was standing in the street, and
the driver, not pcrcciving him, drove on. Tho lad
fell under the wheel snd was run over His head
was completely smashed, causing instant death
The remains conveyed n the residence of bis
mother, On the corner of Navy and York streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-16

TUE municipality az Naples have sold piece of
land to the Jews, which the Inter intend to con-
vert into y cemetery. Under the old vegtns they
wore not allowed ~ have private burying-
grouLd.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A RARE CHANCE-HOw TO INVEST
money Ss R oa'e and lot, lo,s for .als on thy
very nssr to the public school and railway stations.
Terms e, y The property must be sold inquire Of
st, New York. $50
A GREAT SACRlFICE-FOR SALE, TWO
OF the best built frt class tenement houses, with
M n ene IN % IN Sa in ssh e.
'fs Fl ss 4s "a
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
~ at $3.50; one with lots At ~ .GO; slro % cot
,ae' 4; s to s 3, and and 70 sie.sD' essns'
sHffR h s Sasn :!s East New TsSS I'd
Tor SALE-ON LONG ISLAND, 2J+ Hours
1 ride FROM the city, farm Of 20 acres part i'm
proved house. garden and some fruit tosether with
SS, s. .ns re s9 pant Ss sG to
10 lot fronting ~ rods, the Long Island Rail-
near Apply 3; Ds's i Is; IN PRICE is hs
street. Az
FOR sALE-A SNUG COTTAGE HOUSE,
., SG ,t orr Nth extension and fsaI Si 81,
house from 9Th Nv. The font yard We'll laid out,
planted with flowers and shrubbery ard the garden
suit h the wh @ Sa sed
EOR SALE-s0 ACRE FARM, 90 ACRES
i under cultivation, well wstered and fruited !;
West OF Newbureh IL mile. from Middeiown, on the
a. would Ss ea q soo ps SIS Sns
ave, or rs Pine 1t. j. h. HATCH. 100
HOUSE LOTS AT EAST NEW YORK FOR
- safe, price sl2s 70 siss monthly paymsnts, and
F. T. bGRHR I. E.i, Is Nassau st. iii + "
HOUSE FOR SALE, WITH RUTGERS
lease No. giS Ls,' JsrSadwsE story b,es high
i Ssls II Sr Ss sHs 81 feet 1882
ITO LET-FIRST FLOOR. 2 ROOMS. 2BFD-
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MEDICINES.
A TESTIMONIAL 10 THE INDIAN HERR

..ysmes Doyle tensinser ., Leeehs Flour Min Soon,
SSoe y,as IN , me P p E.ne .s,nnss q -
vho he. cured him in Eve weeIs
., ChIistopher Thompson Of 1856 Jackson street. WI
year, .ner trying the is-, Scr,ors IN y. lp.,;,u
&c, without any relief ~, he CONNIE need The India
We use such Balm. a. have no strife, =.
VIII W,h tNatrreor the Law. Of Life J.
nor POISON men TO ease their pain.
Our Fsther-whom all goodness 6s :
The simple Herbs beneath our feet
wen usea Ieieve our palma complete.
simple Herb a simple Flower,
Gulled from the dewey Lee
Lne,e, these shall sIeak with touching pcweY
VI change and health to thee.
0ffce No Isl Fulton street BROOKLYN, room 2, an.
stairs NO CHARGE for Consulate or Advice ia
A SURE CURE FOR DYsPEPsIA-sINCE
I. ths inirodustion OF Dr. smiths DYSPEPSIA
distressing complaint. who lad almost given up a
hope Of ever being relieved. severance with hi,
system 70 he h.d in New York Of Miller 'so' Req
70 Allen, cor Stanton IT, and cor. Avenue d and
wiliiamsburrh. Price Is cent? per bottle. 200 -
DRUNKENNESS POSITIVELY CURED
:, 80 =, by br. ztLLs famou. rcmci' giycn unknovs
xitsn Hudson t r Hayes Hayes Il! rs Fulton =.
Jersey City pr; Mercer, ga Broad n Nevark; Il
south "a II Williamsbutgh. Price one DOLLAR.
tient. a.
MADAME DESPARD'S CURE FOR Drunk
~ enne.s u remedy gwen unknow to the patient
~ ms 3 s o sGs
her residence lO1 Sixth ave, opposite sth At. Ss
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

BROGhS--On SEPT. 18th, 1854, Mary Ann Brosan,
daughtd Patrick and Mary Brogan, aged IL mon tbs
AID i1fSY,
Nay her soul rest In peace. Amen
The friends and acQusintances are respectfully ln.
vitcd to Intend the funeral, this afternoon, At s
O'Clock, from her hate resdence 2+ East lath street.
without further notice. $40
NlCHoI.SON-On Thursday, John Nicholson, In
the 10Th yeai of his age.
lie relatives and fI1ends, and those Of his bro
theirs W. H. and =. Nicholson, also the members Of
the sth Ward Social Club, RESPECTFULLY invited to
attend the funersl on sunday afternoon, 18th inst
~ ~ o'clock, iion his late residenee, 10 City Hall
Place, to Calvary Cemetery. 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-16

TAKE NOTICE-OLD LEAD. TYPE MstaI,
l. In large ANAL Quantities, can slvayS DO dis.
yoss4 q q 1s Highest sssh price. b. csllas G.
W. cRAlXx III Wlaan q Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-16
BROOKLYN.

NUMBER or MEN ENLISTED AND BouSTiEs
PAM BY KSes CorSTr.--The Board Of supervi-
s9rs held meeting in their room in the new Court
House, last evening" Mt which the Chairman Of the
Special Committee on Boun,ies made a statement,
showing tha, the total amount Of mouey pad TO
volunteers and substitutes FOR the army and navy,
from Nov 18th. 1853, to Sept 14,h. lsG4 inclusive.
Is s2,53,,e o. Bountios have been paid 10 1893
men Tor the army, and 500 for the navy, making a
toad 81 SCI
RELIEF TO THE FAMILIES OF VOLUNTEERS.
The annual statement u the Treasurer Of Kings
County made 70 the Board Of Supervisors last even
ing, shows that tho following amounts have been
paid for the relief Of the families Of volunteers:
August 4th. 1850. ................. $4,000
November 5th, 1868. ............... 5000
February 4ih, 1854. ............... $1,000
April io.h. IsJi ................... $1,000
juno I'D. 1864. .................. 10000
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A FEW RIAMS On PRINTING PAPER,
saa Ssss viii be '''A cheap .. 'D'i'''i'a r.
ARR YoU N PAIN ,-wofCOTTs In.
.s k1.I PAIN ns.s, 4 t.. .1s .s.:S
e. remedy IN nartss. Fold BY ell drussiss. pepo,
A FEW MORE BOTTLES on HAND-The
"A Sun" CHOLERINE REMEDY, for Cholers.
LAMPS, Cole, piarlhpA- Dysentery. Se the best
sele ever used for the seove complaint be
per bottle. We warrant This TO be genuine. 90
Al Goo-PAwNBROKERS' TICKETS
s Ss i SSoa %' ess Ell
pISs n sLs city. 80 Bro.dssy cor Houston 4, "
A PAwNBRoKER's TICKETS WANTED
n mi. e, 1 y yer cent ,hsn an S,se pe,son
snyerware' suna' pistols &C. ~ II Blocker g. up
A TRIAL is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP 1T
BRik ST. H HrfIs b b i.e CENTS PER BOX.
owine to the continued increase in price Of every
ed Dye we ,SS hereafter put up but q, one .teso
eenu-eiyine ~ sosd an article, e not better, than
PREPARED upon strictly scIensise prneipss bepo,"
Bssgs.s r. a e. l Ts,t s- Ann "a
t tsesf ts aa:s sp:d f by Il 6 sfs ave
! CR1TTENTON, 81 sixth ave, cor lth at. To DO had
OF Druseis' generally. 600
| RURDENS-HORSE SHOES - ECONOMY
| ~ AND DURABILITY.
Full veortfncnt Of Government and City Patterns
In store and for sale cheap BY, ,,,r
30l Corner Of Albany and W arlington 81.
| cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals.
| white rags IL cents per pound colored rigs and
| voolens cents; hooks and newspapers cents per
pound old brass 70 cents per ID: copper and pewter,
80 cents per ID; old lead IL cent? per Id, At Is New
| Bovery, cor Roosevelt 1t. 3eT
GREY'S ORRlS TOOTH PASTE-THE
~ best Dentrihce for the Teeth, In use; 70 BE- lad
al 40 South Second 81 WillAmsbursb and Myrtle
| and Franklin sves, East Brooklyn. Price ~ cents
| per pot 0U
| pAWNBROKER'S TICKETS BOUGHT OF
| L diamonds Watches silverware, musical instra-
menta guns, pi-tols, dry goods, ladies and gentle
men: clothing, aud all other goods. Overcoa,a want.
ed las Canal street three door, west Of Bowery.
| under Ctizens Bank. 34t
| pRINTING PAPER-FOR SALE, A SMALL
4 lot Of white printing paper, 2419s. Apply st the
| sun Ofice. #
| Rags AND PAPER-THE USUAL HIGH
peg Nc, &c, 4 KEENEN's Rag Warehouse; ~ d
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
Il for OLD NEWSPAPERS, PAMPHLETS,
| BOOKS and WASTE PAPER Of every description.
| STOCkWELL EMERSON. 25 Ann St
| 36 One coor west Of Nassau At.
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EIAMERS wANTED--THIS MORNING,
l. al 81 Cherry 81. 500
EOR SAIE-A HORSE POWER STEAM
engine and boiler; slso 9 large meat chopplne ma
chine; also horse engine boiler upriShts Apply to
3t2 West 10Th 81. 3CI
CAMUEL SMITH HAS OPENED HIS OF.
Dice at 80 Grand st, Williamsburgh, L. I. The
Highest prices paid volunteers and for substitutes
TO ill the quota OF Queens Co.. l.. l. 3Cs
THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. B. SOCIE-
l. ty, No. 2, Of Brooklyn hold their meetings every
Friday and SUNDAY evening. Vt their hall, cor Fulton
and Pineapple SITS. Speakers this svenine-Metsrs
Stephenson, Barry aud Gslseher. sinsers-West
sunday-MessIs. u, A.. Sutton, Glover and Perry
Good singing. n. B,-The members are hereby noti.
fed TO attend special meeting on SUNDAY next At
o'clock. p. N. HUGH GALLAGHER, Pfest. j. H.
NORRIS, Rec. Sec. $40
WANTED A SMART BOY TO OPEN
w oysters one that understands the business, 10
whom good wages viii be given; none other need sp-
ply at tho saloon cor. sth ave and sd ST. 3T3
WANTED--A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w address 70 tenS bar; SnS lately from the Old
he h-a1 q cd ~ III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-14

The Washington Star of this afternoon says:
! IN to lOa. m. to day it was not ascertained
! e that the Confederate army had crossed
s river though they had sent over most OF
eir plumber Many believe that it is not
tsir purpose to leave without giving battle,
pd that they have merely withdrawn to
pavement and strong position to that end.
The information acc lmulated here up to
BIZ time strengthens the conclusion that their
nee gas thirty-ive thousand strong, Of all
Fni
They entered Maryland with thirty-four
eees Of cannon. Many of their troops were
Knouaed cavalrymen. These they mounted,
|si they are believed to have 5000 men Oh
|aisback at this time.
We ARE yet without intelligence of the pro-
|ss 9s the pursuit. which should be mana
d With due caution, in view Of the large
f'p Of the enemy doubtless has,
hsStar also says that teIegrsphie commit
cation With the north and west were se-es-
fashed last evening.
Seearn that among the dispatches receiv-
aVsone from Memphis stating that Gen.
}. Smith had met and completely routed
hsoree under Forrest, and that Forrest him
eli VAS killaa IN tho on on oamant
T. Ibis Information did not reach Memphis
Sneshape Of an official account or report.
Another dispatch, received last evening, an
aoss that Sherman 8 army was then within
aassof Atlanta."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-14

:,d here from Washington and Alex
=: '', - asv, to supply the places Of men on
p. =, Railroad now on strike. This
's mmor that the road had been seized
Government. The strike has prevent
.r supplies of coal being forwarded tor
,',,aneut purposes. .
:, 1obn A. Johnston, a portrait and
,,..ns rsnter, was arrested in Baltimore
u,ndsv last, by the military authorities,
y, nav confined in Fort McHenry.
4, Tessenden, the y. S. Secretary of the
,.n,p IS ID New York, negotiating a loan
/ s7oOOo,0Oo.
Tho Louisville Journal says that General
Ia)ly With large force, is threatening De-
slur, Ala.