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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-08
CIV R0SSER'S EXPEDITION TO WESTERLY
IIREINII.


TIE lolosin official dispatch fscm Gen. lie has
been rec iv.d a, tie War Department. and furuthed
IA, Only r.bsse iietg rucc Of cOursS tsai We have
rec i,,d Of tie rs.ut q ne ,xrcduion o Hardy
County, Of vbeA vc hay. head or sev,tal dsys past
Gen Lee zhc never Scs.ovs compliment uuless Is
1, 6ts ~ q, pays j4-t trieue Gen. Ro-Ser aod lis
comnsnt, Who have maze taes mark % more than one
occasion 5urios IA, sa-;
OsAssE C II Feb 6, 1864
b. Gen. S Cooper.
On the 80 ID u mo. Gen. z rs captured a trail Ct
b saglus loaded sh comni,siry stores and forsga,
b the say r., New Creek TO Petersburg; also, 800
mue5 and 20 rrscne's
The guard Of 500 infantry eFe2led 70 The mountains.
Our lose was 80 killed and vo1udrd. lufCTmltOn Of
he advance upon Pc er burg barring teen received the
rair'son cvacus,ed !. "a Hg the night
Ga the Iii ;tsaf Gen. R,ser Destroyed the bridges
orer PattCr-cus Greek ard north bsnch Of the Potc-
n.ae, and canal, and captured 50 prisoners
Two hundred AMI seventy prsO c-s, hlly wagons al
thmz. Twelve tuadrsi tic aud FIVE hundred sheer
t.fe been brought n GcH Rls er has shown eat
tnsfg sd k and bis oO1 naud deserves goat CT, dit
Lac
fle Rockingham Register says:
TIE tain vas ptIrld on Saurday near William
IN on the turnpike be;TeCn Pc Tsburg ard Batling
IA Our Informant s.rCs Ia: re captured 10 We
? te.v,CE 500 lrd 400 mu es and a2ou' 90 prison
81 tone q when "a tulJtGl EtI0r) and 90 tead OF
tqte Tie wagons Vs g 1lied With suglr, coifee,
eos, pelIsd plTk, az c-r1 and as. We brOught
n 65 Of tie va7Cns s5ii lJaded with the necessary
els spoken Of We kB seven eight Yankee, and
iost irce led ard seven or egh. wounded o. the
knled. one bc.Crged 81 he ll.h Regiment two to
lihe l2tb. OF lie sounded, LCus. HcHe, Co. G, : h
Regiment vas mos. sev.Iey wounded, shot thrO' q
Tie upper gar. Of BIZ arm rendering aupuation lie
cessary.
We faEed 20 capture he Va kes at Petersburg, f,r
ite very gO,d ;ts-Cn bat hey "yamOssd the rancho
before reached there They lsit ina bury on Sun
night .. aooat II ocCck hav ng received intelli-
g.rce O. Crr sfr.oscl through Jon msn bol5nging
20 or command alCa they hsd ca-tlrCd
The couuaU1h O, yet returned from the eXptd-
iou Gen R0sser hlyirg concluded 10 90 altar up.
pi Sc.
T enemy had he read leading from MooTsf,ld II
Paitasou's Creek pretty Sfee;ualy bcokated, End
gundsd by tWo companies q nanuyi bus or gallant
pi,IoeIs cut Their way thiougl, and led BY Ros o.,
" o dsm,uIt1d ard utn. sheai, tex soOa drove the
e-tmy CT Tic galsury CT Rosser IS greatly prsisl
b. b uer, VIC knOE han to b. a courageous aleT,
aad v,liag 10 60 rherever day calls Ebaever dangers
s-aGd m his Ia %.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-08
FROM AISsISsIPPI-THE ENEMY ADVANCING
IN F0RCE-SHARP FIGHTING.

MOBILE, Feb "a fpecial TO the Evening News,
da ed Clinton, r. tays; sheIman's two corps, under
McPherson and Hurlburt, sre advanci g. Gen Jack
son has fought them all cay. They made but Two
miles Today, and will encamp tom htia Elk or eight
miles below linton. Persons report the advancing
column to be 80 coo strong G,n. Ros, whipped their
cavalry on the YszoO, yesterday, IN hand to hand
fight with pistols.
sReoSD DESPATCH.
MOBILE Feb. 5:h.-A tpt ciAl to the Register and Id
pertiser, from Jackson, dated yesterday, says:-The
enemy commenced crossing tie Big b ack, yesterday.
They threw over six regiments of infantry, two Of
cavar! and tao batteries at the railroad bridge. They
attempted TO at Messenger, but failed, and
now attempting 10 cross aG..BirdsoneS The city Il full
OF iunorp, and excitement prevails, but the pso-
pie are generally confident.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-08
AUCTION NOTICE.
THIS DAY.
On NEGROES AT AUCTION.
~ viii sell Of auction
THIS MORNING
B. H.DAVIS CO.
Odd Yellovs,s Nan

VALUABLE Warehouses and Stores on the
northwest Gary 18th Streets for rent at aue
honAt the request Of the Mrs Eliza T.
Calen shall public auction (or year from the
Iss Of March next) on MONDAY the sh Of Fs
runry ei o'clock M those three valuable warebouss
and stores located as CT which occupied
Robert Eabers, oher by Mtsss J. Biwn Co and
one other by M,strs- John en III 90.
Terms at sale.
These ngarisd amongs. the valuable business
GoDDN APPRRsoN.
hs-n AuctioneeTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-08
LATEST PROM THE. UNITED STATES.
M mar AT ; nTHTIELD.

Indebted the Exchange Buresu for United States
psrs An lasani, from which make the following
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-08

ADJT AND MsP'R GENLs 0PPIoB,
RICHMOND. Feb. 4, 1854
GENERAL ORDERS,
Tie following oder published for the Information Of all
CONFEDERATE Stairs OF AMBRfoA,)
WAR DEPARTMENT ,
RICHMOND, Va FEB. l, 15e4
EXCHANGE NOTICE, No s.
Az heretofore held by the Unltei States suihorl
lies whether officers soiers cViiidns received AZ City
Point before r Of anSdrg 1884, are hereby declared co.
changed
reporte duty Enterprise, Mss at any time prior 70 e
M Noeem6er s68 and whose we're forwarded 10 me BY
Major enerAl John n. Rornes, declared exchanged
lii e and Of the vcksburg capture belonging 70
the LIST Te4bes Heavy At ley, who reported for duty a.
Marietta and forwarded 10 me BY oo A.
RO. GUILD,
Agent Of Exchange,
0' O'us'' 6issd) g. COOPER
Adt and Inspr Genl.
EW-conedeats newspapers publish six Zines and send IN: 70
the War Department H"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-08

BIZ ELLErr, BELL FOX, Auc.oneers
A UCTION SALE OF CONSEQUENCES
street, large cOngnment Of chAadise just landed per
the steamer Dare conpps most valuable desirable e.s
Of goods especially adapted the wants Of the county They
wi" consist ss's q l Sn ss'sas
! 90 90 n Nader l sE09 SILK DO
! DO upper Bsndanns and oors HAnk'h
do BLACK Gro du Rhine Ofavats and soarfs
DO Black and Rascy Ties and sfIs
bale Ga Veniti2n u IN
s6si;s "a black French TrIcOt Cloth
do 81 Ok and Blue Dissonsls
90 4 Me.Ons
: DO DO 81 s.ii isS Ssiaas Costing.
bale White Plannes
8bales 81 Blue Pitt Cloths
DO DO S4s s DO
/ do 81 whitney do
cases Mems Stout Brown and Mixed HalfHose
20 Mems Menno Hose
DO extra Hoop Skirts, 8 y. iS So So 40 % hoops
l 90 Mems shetland Lambs WOOL Shirts
! do ~ and ~ Inch Black EiAstc Shoe Web
do super French Merino
do Long Cloth sairls
do Regsi. Pape Collars
l case Fancy Dress SIX.
l do BLACK drOb du hhlu
o do "a and a. Fancy Prints
do Black aud White Prints
8 do Planters Linen
do Womens White Cotton Hose
DO do Gray do
do Cbiiren's
l do French Suspende
2 do women's and Chidren's Assorted Glove,
8 do Mems womens Merino and esuze Under
do Ysnch eIush.ms
l do Chsne Spring Popins
do pa cy all wool Deaines
do Black Mohalrs
do - Roll Cambrics
do { Irish Linens
do Gard Clothing, fancy assorted sizes
l do CASTLE Soap
Is bales Hops
100 Haltefs
lO0 Bhdles, &c &c, &c.
The sale will commence 10 o'clock Catalogues Of descrp
'-O'' ""' " ''-~' Elicit, BILL FOX,
rs I'd Auctioneers
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RNROLLING NOTICE.

RIcmosp, Feb. O. 1854
'THE ATTENTION of the Chiefs Of Depart
Il ents and their employees IL called the following regua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
Latest ship News.


Steamer Ar,1su Dark, Baltimore mdse 10 William
DAlsel u,,,,, ,,,,,,
kirkpstrek Co. n,,,
steamer FRANK Shropshire Philadelphia mdse ard -
J. 4 N. Briggs
shin Hersosin ven prabsns (Brem Strohmsyer, Brsmsr
10 days rndsc aud oil pass. TO Rag-r Bros
Bsrk D1ere tltslh Chicsro Genoa o. days. naio" reg"
aud ~ ps.s. 10 order. =. -, AL,
lie. 10 VIM Salem Co.
Bst Giruwood Farchd Philadelphia days n'cse 70 or
der -, n. Nm. 81
DAYS. rubber Ac, to Handy hoedey. July Capt Cow
late master aged 20 years. died amer short nis~.s a
Brr Fayorite (of New Haven't Pnndel Iiinidsd u us
Old ZION TO II. Trowbid,-'. Son. Of New Haven. 81,
Gns Ada Br.l Card Demerara % days. moiasfe. and ca
metal 10 ID. X. DeWoh - ., -,
Brt Baltic Hooper Cow Bay via Holiness Hole u eay'
coal ~ G. Il. Swain. - . m
Big Judge Hathaway, Rogers Lnsan 70 dsys coal TO H.
Z. Brown Co. ,
schr WIN. b. Dsrling Bsher, Providence.
WIND-At sunset, 5. w.
BELOW
schr Bessie (By.), from Swansea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
TIKI STATE OF EUROPE.
Prom Oar Special core.pOndoa,.

fL0aEScE July H. le6i.
Whether the diplomatic correspondence pub
s,cd in Tie Morning. Poa is forgery or has been pub.
shed the resrlt Of souc OF the chan.
eeries Of the three great Northern Power 40 much is
certain that the documents sent to Mr. Borth-
wick the accomplished editor OF The Morning. Pos. by
person belonging 10 the household Of the French LIN
peror. and thst the renewal Of the Holy Alliance is
fact Napoleon, who mp 10 the last moment courted the
Russian Alliance. is much disappointed al Il, much
the more since some other revelations In the Cologne
paper sufficiently prove how Lord famerston iasi year
vas the first 10 recommend Austrs 70 come 10 better
with Russia. Napoleon secs now clearly
tAst IN ,plcofl, prestige hcis disins'od eyeywh,Fe,
All oopio Ioi conn lDoD lie LLrllsL alliance Alter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
4 Mat OPERATION. While Miss Josie

4 NEAT OPERATION. While Miss Josie
Spencer was riding down Broadway in Fourth ave
nue. stage yesterday. woman all ag!ow with fashion
got in aud 40 she eat down. threw her nultitudinous
skirts and eosks over the lady sboyemen oned.
Within half mile the OF skirts got out, and n'e
minutes nGierward Miss S found that the innocent
female Lad slipped her hand under ler dress cut hei
pocket with spring knife Gin ring). and abstiacted
her portnonnsie. which contained sum a money moi
to le despised in these days Ladies riding in stages
should look for these female thieves. They
overcomewih dress and good behavior that The
r.ost innocent may be deceived. Let every lady who
rides in stage or car secure corner II possible out
psce her cavalier between her and the rsbbe. II sh,
cannot do this let her carry her portmoEnse In hel
hnnd. Pockets are Invitations 10 theft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
The Population OF New.Jcrsey.

7 ne Id.f0' y Thf Y, D, TfHh"
SrI: see by this mornings paper that you
nj down he population Of New Jersey at 1888 IN
800 and that the draft viii take one out Of every 81 o.
The population aud one out VI every a Of the population
AZ large.
Yon made an In the aggregate population OF our
Stnie which IN 1862 672 OTj by tile census OF the
United States aud upon this basis the draft will take
one out Of every 81 OF population. and leave frae
ton 49,
think II proper that this explanation shonid be made
or an unjust feeling might be- created when II IL be
ieycd that the draft takes out of every 81 IN ths
State and In others one out of about every ~.
Very respectfully yours. JACOB "EAH1.
Jcrsey CHy, July u. let4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
HOTEL ARRIYALs.-SenatOr T.

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Senator 7. T. Davis.
Syracuse tie Hon. d. c. LittIejohn, 0svegoi Ira
Goodnow. Washington; Lieut. Col. Rice, L. S A., ard
Capt Russell. e. s. Navy. are guests at the Astor
House.
Ex.Gov. s 2. Church, New York; Dr.. Reid, MOI
trea and o. 4. Dodge Burlington, Vt, are stepping
a. the st. Nicholas Hotel
Commodore Judkins. Royal Mail steamship Scotia:
f. o. Adams Of British Legation, Washington, aud
Capt Bunbury of British Army. are guests at TIE New
York Hotel
c. RenGeld Michigan; H. c. Jackson and +. N.
Houghton, Nashville. Tenn are at the Metropolitan
Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
REPAIRING THE sILvgRIyo OF LOOKING.

REPAIRING THE SILvERISG OF LOOKING
GLAssEsThe repairing Of the silyering on the backs
OF lookng-glsssss has hitherto been considered very
difficult operation. A new and very simple method.
however has been described before the POLYTECHNIC
Society Of Lcipsic. 1t IL follows Clean the bare
portion Of the glass by rubbing It gently with fine cot
on taking any trace Of dust and grease
II this cleaning be not done carefully, defects viii
appear around the place repaired. With the point II
your knife cut upon the back Of another looking gass
around portion Of the siyering of the required for
but ttlo larger Upon il place small drop ot msr.
curry. drop the size Of pins head will be sufficient
for surface equal the sire Of the nail The mercury
spreads Immediately. penetraes the smagam TO where
it was cut of with tire knife and the required piece
may now be lifted and removed TO the place u be re-
paired This is the most difficult part of the operation
rhen press lightly the renewed portion with cotton lt
hsrdes almost Immediately and the gis-s presents the
same appearance q new enc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
SHOOTING FEsrIvAL.-The second day Of the

SHOOTING FEsTIvAL.--The second day OF the
annual shooting festival Of the New Yorx Schut1on
Corps was observed yesterday with national spirit
peculiar TO Germany whenever this ancient pastine 10
celebrated About 60 competitors participated in yes
terday's match. which was deserved success. The
target was of the kind the previous day which
was elevated on pole 30 foet high and shot at from
distance Of 70 yards To-day the prizes are awarded
and tho crowAng of the SAase KGHiS shooting kns)
will take place, and in connection with shooting match
for the ladies introduced BY members Of the Club VII
conclude the festival Prizes OF suitable kind viii he
awarded 10 those ladies who fortunate In Winning
We give the names Of the gentlemen winning prz-c'
yesterday In the order and In which they wero
yor as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
SALE OF A BRIrrsn SUBJECT IN DKLA,

SALE OF BRITISH SUBJECT IN DELAWARE.
"A coored congregation OF the British Methodist
Episcopal Church In Hamilton has memorialzcd Lord
Lyons in favor Of their pastor who recently while on
visit 10 the United states. attempted 10 90 to the
place where he WA born In the state OF Delaware but
WAS arrested and sold by auction for slave The name
Of the person subjected 10 this outrage H. Kcnnar and
his congregation beside bis claims British subject
express their personal affection for him founded on the
services he hss rendered them especially by his great
assistance toward lie bnilding u der church.
lMonu,sI Head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
The following il the assignment of quotas in
the Congressional Districts OF this State from the Xlh
20, D.. Tst
SIyETY-THIRD REGIMENT, N. G. 3. n. Y.
IL ordur of " ~ Chamhers OH CnI

insutinx the above regiment Capt trump. Go. IL hereby
detailed og service n the city Of New for the purpose
members and rccruts for the above r-gim
- The present station Of the regiment" Al member not bavns
Joined h- hereby commanded ~ report imued
.ely 10 Capt Crump his hesdgusrrn, No $50 Bowery
Military Hall and where recruits viii al,o be received snd for
ward dlo the regiment
All ho DO report Of once VIII be treated 50 de--Ttss
By order Of taPt JOIN W, Ckrsp
vs. h. OEiGe Orderly Detailed for Recruiting s,Ivce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
AMERICANS ApRoAp.-The following is a hsl

Of Americans registered ct Guns American Agency.
No II Charlotte street, Bedford square. London In
gland. for week ending July l6, 1854:
oiesd A. Smith and family Paasae N j.; Mrs C. A. Tan,
Daniel Phillips, Miss Alice r. Phillips. ard Miss SOPHIE L,
Ives, Hartford, Conn. Rev Dr. W. y. Morgan, New ioth
Miss Slater Providence r. IL Mr. aud Mis- John Foster and
Mil, Foster, Boston, {. L. Wright aud IL L. Wrisis Lesa
York, Mr. Wu. O. Bryan, Batavia, MI. Nella u.
Bond Genssee, n. y. fredk Goodrdge New fo'i Aqsn
sficknr Hartford Isaac C. Bate. and George Iarnhu,
Bo,lon Miss NJ l.. Turubu Hartford, Ccnn q. :. WI.
llums Luga.o N. Y. FIsdk. L. GebbslJ Neh)o's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
TuRoys OUT OF A WIsDow.-James Math-

Thrown OUT OF 4 " 1NDVw. -ou'ircs .nus''-
cws was found lying on tho sidewalk IN Atlantic ave
the appearance Of having been seriously injured II
appears that himself john Carney aud Thomas Curtis
had difficulty in the second story OF a neighoorng
lager beer saloon and in the Mathews was pitched
ont OF the window The Injured man was taken to the
City Hospital and the other parties were held to await
the result Of the injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
Geliaher's Evening Exchange.
No. l64 FIFTH AVENUE.
p..sruxcrs Arrived

Ia ,lip H,,7oe. ,oa BSa5ons from BreGen.Mrs behIs
and .on Nis- strohmeyer johanna Muller, ID. hAnnan'
In barI Dosere from GeaoaD. Bsnibs and lady, o. e. r.
Cs.ta A. 81. Curtis, q. w. Morse, A. Bonita
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
First Annual Regatta Of the New'ferk
Union Yacht Club.

The New.York Union Yacht Club is an asso-
citation which was established in January OF this year.
by Of the junior members Of some OF the weahes
and most respectable families In the city, and DDS iA
In short time, outstrp tie older organizations oi
Newly and Brooklyn 1t is the intention OF the
Club, at present to limit ts membership to young meo
who must all be practical yachtmen and pass al exam
nation in navigation and seamanship and the members
now number s. and the number Of yachts is six Inc
course for the yachts from etake'boat anchored
off New. Brighton TO the red bnoy No ls thence TO
buoy No. G, of the South West Spit passing to the
south and east and returning the buoy No. IT, pass
ing 10 tho south and east and the stakeboat to the
yachts which shoud have competed for the prize were
una e to do So and consequently the number OF boats
star; ng was reduced to four. fair start was OBJ
tanned in the following order:
Psnnc tuns... Owned by Messrs. Peters
Knti. Did. ......l4 tuns. Owned by J.. Ketcbuu.
Irs..............H tub......Owned by NJ Wil!et
Mist.........s0 tuns. Owned by {. J. ketchnin
At starting the wind all that could be desired,
and the yachts spanked away at great rate the Katie
Did being the first to turn the Southwest Spit-the
Iris which at this point bid fair TO lead the home
BY some extraordinary msconcepton bearing away to
the cast and turning the Beacon instead OF the Spit
The consequences of this extraordinary bunder were
that ls subsequently had TO beat ny to tie west TO turn
tie Spit tse other yachts meantime. With wind af,
were rushing along with all sail set on the way home.
The Spit was turned in the following order:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

ALLEGED ROBBERY.-A young woman, named
Esther Lee. was brought before Justice PeIry nesb
day ON the complaint VI Arthur Corbit residing 10
Flushing avenue who charges her with stealing nan'.
Der Of gold watches breast pins. &c, in all valued ~
8 so The accused was held for a hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

The PHOTOGRAPHERS OF BRooKIyr
photographers OF this cit, held meeting a, the pook
Ign Institute On Tuesday wenng, for he p. pose Of
organizing On association Mr. ~ f. james occupied
adopted we're read. They proviSe that the organisa
ton shall be known az the Brooklyn Photographic
Society object the elevation Of the art Of pLctog
raphy the instruction and amusement Of lie members
NO may be either members Of the Photographic pro.
fesson amatenrs sincere lovers Of art &c The or.
ganzaion completed BY the election Of the follow.
ing officers; PRESIDENT Nicholas Pike Vice President
W. +. james; Recording Secretary, W. X Swsntobt
Corresponding Secretary n. G. Burgess; Treasurer,
Aug. Morand. The meeting then adjourned TIL tie
second Tuesday In August -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

Boy DRowYEp.-A boy, named Edward
Green, aged IL years drowned yesterday afier.
noon by falling into the dock a. the foot OF Van bruIt
deceased lives In Van Brunt near Walcot streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

At a meeting Of the Club. which was held imme-
diately after the race board Mr.. ketchums yacht
Mist it was determined double the value OF the prze
to be awarded to the winner 800 being appropriated
for the purchase Of appropriate piece OF silver II
was also determined 10 undertake cruise TO Newport
on that day fortnight, the general rendezvous To he
WhitestOne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

The wind nearly dying out on the return. the small
craft had it all their own way, distancns the Mist 80
much rs TO put her out Of the entirely On enter
ing the Narrows a sudden Cav carried awey the top
mast and topsail Of the Pauline without however, 90
ing any further damage. The stake-boat vas reached
after capital race Of &c miles, by the
H. H. r.
Katie Did ........a IS sol Paulne....:.::.2 " 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
Military Matters,
40 EXEMPTION

Gen. Sanford lad another interview with
the War Department yesterday. brt without success
The Department persists In It's policy not 10 exempt
nom the iraft State Militia doing duty for hundred
days They To have credit Tor the time they aeVote
10 the service.
CONCERNING SUBSTITUTES.
Supervisor Blunt has addressed the following
note % NJ Vincent Coyer
"Mr VINCENT CoLYER-Day S,' IN repy'o yonr In
qur., on behalf Of the Hancock Recruiting Committee
Afmv or Saw a. Substitute nus be .Iemp; liability
to arsn for ID. following rea.on.;
a An alien who We. bonn in th, country and ba. MOI
boy under 20 year. OF age IS yoar' o.
man who Ia. served two year. in tie Army Navy
No nan can be taken o. .ub,iiiu. n he cAnns max,
sd. g. the foregoing be be either white or black his hAy
ing ss.n previously slave doe. not maA. him eligible as
"Chsirnin Of County Bounty Committee.
" N'H- io,k. July q. 1854
THE osR-HUSDRED- AND-sEC0ND REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS loID RISr. q. ; y f.,)
MsncYR fiorsE. July q. 1874 I
GENERAL ORDER No. IL. Commandants OF
ComgAHr. directed 20 assemble their con nnds At these
hsNdqust.r. Tu'dsy. July a. a, 10 O'clock M or In
syccticn ,
who spy.sr for inspection. Conmsndsns viii eIer them
selves tn nav. every usn on their roll. r,r-sni -
Hrsry J. Wnrrr Adju,snt
THH FIYTH UNION LEAGUE REGIMENT OP PIiiLA-
DRLPHIA.
This regiment, now at Camp Cadwalader,
recruited IN about week from The day authority
vss received. and was the flst one competed under
tic requsifi"n Of Gov. Curtin Col Thomas regiment
having been recruited under special orders fon the
War Department received some three or four weeks
before the Governors prooamaton). This regiment
has been awaiting marching orders three or four days
which are expected hourly. The materiel IL excellent
end Col Scf may well be proud Of bis command. Ii 10
the l9cih Regiment
THE DRAfr-ASsIGSMESR or QUOTAS FOR THIS
STATE,
The fnlinying il the assignment of OuOfgg in
the Congressional Districts OF this State from the Xlh
80 ID, n n La
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rNHE PERUVIAN SYRUP

VINHE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
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SUPPLIES THE BLOOD WITH IT'S VITAL IhiN''AN'
OR LIFE ELEMENT
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OLYMPIC THEATER.

TALYMPIC THEATEK.
~ CARD TO THE PUBLIC ,
In Consequence Of the sudden indisposon .. .r,,os
oacHARp on the stage Last evening towing 10 ID
Al the many R.h~arsss Of the Opera OF the noSE -.
CASTLE and at the tune singing every ms nn.s.
deemed ueee..ry dismiss the audience before ne r.
,op of the fret Act Thoss persons holding
,pec,lnly informed that they will br received io'
J'HlS LIENlNU when the opera wih &c l.LI1n, "'e"
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