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FROM THE FRONT.

Rebel Skirmishers Advance to within
Four Miles of Tenallytown. where tn cir
Progress is StoPped-lm boden Comm an
ding the Rebel Cavalry In Frent-The
Fighting on the Seventh Street Turnpike
FROM Edwards Ferry-The Rebels
again Reported Crossing there in Large
Force.
The skirmishing on the Rockville road that
commenced at an early hour this forenoon was
continued by the advance of the rebel force to
point about four miles west OF Tenallytown
There their progress on that road stopped, and
they disappeared in some other direction.
. Subsequently we hear of them skirmishing
between II and II O'Clock on and around the
eth street turnpike, near the Clagett farm, and
the residence OF Francis p. Blair, Esq. 1t is
reported to day that the rebels have burned
the residence of Mr.. Blair. .
There were eight hundred infantry only in
the force that camped at Rockville last night
though panic.Etrfcken refugees arriving to- day
from the vicinity of Edwards Ferry, report
them crossing north at that point yesterday and
to-day in large numbers; some saying twelve
thousand strong and others thirty thousand.
Breckenridge is believed to be in command of
their advance in this direction, and gImboden
commands their cavalry now hanging around
our Notifications. hgr -.- -
All was quiet In front Of our picket lines
upon what is known as the River. road. That
is: the road skirting the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, above Georgetown, up to noon TO- day,
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ARMING THE EMpLoYEEs.

This morning arms were given out to the
employees of several Of the de apartments, who
afternoon the clerks Of the Adjutant Gener al 8
Office were drilling in front OF Lafayette Square,
fully armed and equipped.
A number Of the patients in the hospitals,
able to bear arms for q short time, have been
sent ont-about $50 going from Campbell Hos
pital this morning. ..--s
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FURTHER OF THE REBEL MOVE.


Up to quarter past two O'Clock the state OF
affairs in the vicinity OF Rabbits Branch Post
Office continued to be about the same as this
morning. .5 t9.
There has been ne general engagement, but
cavalry skirmishing is going on at intervals.
The arary -ha. no. .uaue his appearance
anywhere within range OF our guns, and so
far has shown NO disposition to do 60.
No casualties have been reported on our side
In the engagement between Lowell and the
rebel cavalry this morning. ..
Three rebel prisoners and stragglers were
brought in this morning from the front, but
they refused to give their regiments, or by
whom they were commanded. They are in
clined to brag. and some OF them place their
numbers at very high figures.
Some rebel stragglers who were picked up
yesterday at different points In Maryland were
brought to the Provost Marshars ONCE last
night They admitted that they belonged to the
invading party, and the infantry Consisted of
Breekinride's and Early's division, and that
the cavalry was under Ransom. They would
give no Information as to the movements of the
invaders, and when questioned as to their
numbers, differed widely in their Statements
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w A T ER R 4 N T 8.
WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
" nrIv Ill., T,l7 pass

WATER REaIsrRAR's OFFICE,
,..-..,.. - CRY HALL, July I, 1854.
AL persons who use the Aqueduct water on their
Tor the period rom
July !, 1854, to January !, 1855. :
The water rent is required to be paid at this of
Ace during this month OF July. If not paid by or
before August lst, the law commands that the
cept upon payment of arrears and two dollars for
expense of shutting of and restoring.
The law does not provide for serving Individual
notices, and this public notice is all that will be
9iven. -~si ~l'- HANDOLPH CO1LE, -.
sfyR-1u Water Registrar.
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THE PIRATE FLORIDA OFF OUR
COAST.
She Captures a Brig Laden with Govern.

ment Stores.
The mail steamer Keyport, Capt. TaIbert,
arrived this morning from City Point. She
reports that on Saturday night a large brig,
laden, it is stated, with Government stores for
Newbern, N. c., was captured by a privateer
supposed to be the Florida.
The brig was in tow OF the tug America, and
as she was being towed outside OF Cape Henry
piratical vessel was discovered making to-
wards them, which fired several times at the
brig, when the tug, fearing capture, cast her of
and made for Fortress Monroe, where she re-
ported the facts, and three Of the fastest vessels
OF war there were Immediately SEM In pursuit
of the pirate, which, when last seen, had made
fast to the brig.
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FROM pETERsBuRG

We learn from Grants army that the usual
artillery firing is going on, with now and then
q she'll thrown in the city. Sheridan is on the
war-path again.
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! THE SECOND DISTRICT REGIMENr.
J Areport 10 In eycnlation that the I'd District
n ssment had . skirmish on the 7sh street road
this uorning, and iost some In killed aud
. wounded. We cannot learn as we 90 70 press
that there is any truth In the report
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vTRrrRINARY suRs RoN DR. .. EAAl
vnsseh., ~ tke Royal v 8. oeiless. ~
sdinSurs. All dlss $50 q " asr'r T Ts.n ax
"a o0,%ntrv nrsctice attended To- nsass.s.A ~.
ersts. O1scs q J. O. HowARDp'" ie q
esr<o 6<h and nth.
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Ass1cNRn no coMMAsn

- ASSIGNED TO COMMAND.
Major General @. A. Gilmore. who is now
In Washington, has been assigned to the COM
mand of the portion Of the 10th Army Corps,
now here -
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Il R O A Pc N AY.

For CAPE MAY.
The staunch and commodious Steamer
oe g.. captain 2: A. RYfHER,
si Eissyiax Ssss Street wharf, ph5ls
sna f 'stis
sstSnpiss + New Castle going and rsturpinsi
essss sle
Nofreieht viii be received after o'clock, and in
al 'y 19.ian'ss must be R65sD1ds STEWART Agent
T OOKi LOOKIi LOOKl!l
All that desire to supply themselves with DRY
GOODS before another rise, will do well to call
JULIUS sYCEL's.
Bleached Cotton yet at a reduced price of % per
cent
Full yard wide, IS cents Extra heavy, 40 cents.
English Grenadine, biques, and all other
Dress Goods at q reduced price.
Extra heavy Crash, Is cents, and Black Silks,
Flannels, Linens, &C.. in proportion.
Also,
A GREAT VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS,
Ali linen, hem stitched Handkerch iefs, 25 cents
Best t 70 sP5iing Hoop Skirts: 81:
And Thousands other articles at the same rate.
II. sqtaIns sssyo,EL:.
jy6-eolw' between and streets.
HOTELS AND BOARDING .HOUsES.-We have
oH ftfSs Ct
and pLATE 81 ~. wAEn
which We invite the attention of the prophet RI
,ys-stif+ (ohrsnl Odd fellow Hail. I'll 1t.
r UM KRI LU n HRli LUM BERiiI
LONG Jo1sr AND TIMBER.
Buildera and others wanting lumbar can sna II,
kinds o. framing material Of Spruce eud He4look
Timber Of an s.ss md lensths. oullinss Ill
tsse.hss with good ass9rtIsnt Of st.s4 and
ana P.lipss const,nty arsiylaE md nd for .sle low
jyEIvs 18th st.. between Md az and 'sst7
| AIDES whAfpIsq Issp1rs, vaAppIsas.
Black Blk Circulars, = = - - =.
Black Bsreee MAntiilas, - - -
3 White Barege MAntiilas,
Gray Bsregv Matthias. ~ $,
+ Ia z E5IEfsH ! Misses Silk 6Aesuas
- e agaLa Missss SILK Circulars.
AtMAxWZLL1 MAMfILLA EMPORIUM,
~ l8t 32o PennsyivsniA avenue.
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SECOND edition.
. O'CLOCK P. N.
FiaHfING ON, THE !7TH STREET

Messengers just in report lively skIrmishing
going on this morning in the vicinity OF Fort
Massachusetts,, (near Olagett's place. some
four miles out. ------ ---s ---r~
The rebels did not show themselves In large
force there, however. ~ & -
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DON'T COME WITHIN RANGE.
Up to p. m. the enemy had nowhere come
within the range of the guns Of our forddca.
tons. t- t"Hrs.. - .Fa .-s
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n@OFFICE ovMErROPOL1 FAN RAILROAD

nEOFFICE FAN RAILROAD
US co Washington July 8. ts64.-Ata meet.
ing of the Corporstors of the Metropolitan Rail-
road Company held at this date. under the pro.
vision of the act Of Congress, approved July ID,
O,dered. That the books of subscription to the
capital stock of said road be opened on Thursday
the It'll instant from O'Clock a. m until o'clock
p. m and from day to day thereafter until S2O 10
Of said capital stock shall have been subscribed
In pursuance of such order the undersigned cor
porators having been appointed for that pur pose,
will be in attendance between the hours desi gnated
On Thursday. the 7th instant and from, dag to day
Of the Navy Agent No. 465 Ninth street, opposite
the Office Of the Daily Chronicle:
WIT A s. 3, bso sWHsfpHkhD'
RAASfh hhoalTpo xAEH
holders OF this com paay for the election Of seven
I,rsct9rs Ior the ensuing year, will be held on
York avenue The polls Will be oDeosd Il y oioeE
Ho..AHnrsIS555SR s.s sIbE0s 5 ;. r. i; !;
m NO korppc i;... .Az p.osleX We,h i.sio. a.a
Cabinet hahinE and Keno sting Of iii descriptions
cone the best style and st the notice Old
Ourled nHir Mattresses can be made q good Is new
wM LEhb new abiishm5nt No 1853 q
'.tsss aO1sn between - and 9Th st,sns vest
~ BANK or THE METROPOLIS. W1s911c.
l1 TON. n yuna. 1854 -The Board or Direntora
have tkis dsy declared dividend If three mar cent
Tor the past six months able On aftef che sci
te S-is~sw M0SRs KELLY. Cashier,
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FROM EDWARDS FERRY.
Ne Appearance of the Rebels There.
a dispatch received at headquarters at a late
hour Saturday night from Edwards Ferry
states that the rebels have not crossed there
as reported-neither have they made their ap.
peArance In the vicinity.
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LOST AND FOUND.

S. ee6s. With long stSaisSs horns. and biz;
the sisters Of Charity, on tn, G.PI.'l
7 0sT-On Friday evening lsas, on 9th street. BE-;
sold fisfst wit su!els 81 zis
i highly The finder XII o rfc st,sas sS t
N and streets. iyll-N-
STRAgED OR sTOLEEI0nn THURSDAY nisat,,a
- u s. condemned sorrel HORSE, about IA hands
ward wiz be paid by returning f RsN K M Gssss
It, tCity papers please copy.i
SIS Jans Medium sssd dark a e sR
a white belly short horns, one turning aswn over
ons rsturnins her t" ST street between sth
and 7th; will receive the above reward jy LIST
$40 ESop B a q f .s fn Is isssrr lost
sy bs M b ss 9's
buggy and harness or inf0f%asHaHH 81 tS their
w ~ ii.st Stable corner and IN sts
S. :: "
sreand his neea Az, person giving
to the owner sbslireeeive the above reward.
QE0 REWARD Stolen from the farm Of Rob
gomery County Md. on the night OF Friday. July
Years i Old and Is hands hisha heavy built horse
The other = blood colored Bay years old and ls2s
W.s taken tie Wagon Saddle and
two Blind Brides The EtiTr1R irons on saddle
hiss General Taylor en ki ie 1dR1ss1a
ST0LEN-From thespb seriber,s Farm a BROWN
s5 tn ribbed sa
sss p u,Ds: $ssIss;s
T. VII ne = ths month Fl Aasa.s ~ ,, Ssni:
for on Bs Eth hs
forward pay snd taes bi%
bsa* 'Ac Cor. I2t Il and E SITS. east.
@ aess S, s n J5x Of shs s s
horns and a White face The above reward will be
Paid for her return or for ksaaSns to
nc. s'su watsrasre or s. Market street,
sf The neef saa
ss sa as,s 3 G 5s s
fsRs sp sv,s and
Near Basden,ss Wharf ), On Georgia avenue.
TAKEN Up AsTRAY, July tth. ONE BAY
years old at Washin gton and Georgetown Rail
road stables. near Baltimore Depot. jys-3t"
(NAME TO NV PREA1SES-On the 7th instant,
~ AIRED COW with horns. The owner can prove
the property. pay char es and take her awar
RACHEL JENKINS,
jy8 366 7lst street, between and II.
MILITARY BOARDING sGHOOL-On Balt-
lsl more Railroad, Is miles from Philadel phia.
Pupils have the benefits of home; thorough
course in Mathematics, Languages, English &c.
Number limited. Terms moderate. Received at
fay ERV XVI Vags Gssn
Seminary. Delaware county, Pa. jy9-zw.
OWING TO THE FLTGIgATIN& AND CON
O8o,sTANTLY ARRANGING RATES 81 Of &
and the impossibility of replacing stocks ND
without absolute loss " hen founded On time W
sales we feel com PEELED to notify our GUS
toners that hereafter all bills WILL BE REM
DERED FOR PAYMENT MONTHLY; and we re-.
spectfully request that those of our friends who
have been pnrch asing on quarterly accounts under
asettled market will appreciate the necessity OF
500 Penns. ard 81 La.
jy9-1w lRepChron intel Con Unionl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Paid Fire De-
~ partment having adopted and published the
rules and regulations for the government of the
Department, have extended the time for receiving
applications for mem bershp until TUESDAY, July
Il. The attention Of persons sending in their
appcatons is called 70 section eight Of the act to
paid members of the Depar tment, except the extra
men shall give their undivided attention to their
duties' .-.--
jys.td &c. ECKLOFF, Secretary.
w ATE RE IS.
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TELEGRAPH WIRES CUT
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.

WASHINGTON, July II. 1920 p. m.-Editor
Star: All of our lines have Just been cut be-
tween here and Baltimore by the rebel inva-
ders. TFs .sr- y etfl $40 j, M. LOCKE.
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The Elixir of life for the Aged. Will give Health
and Beauty to the Young.
This Prophylactic should be in every family at
this season of the year, this delicious beverage
can be used without the deleterious effects of
Liquors. SMITH & MORRISON, -
jy Tim Propretors.
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G.. ID. SMITHS
Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters,

TONIC-ASTRINGENT- AROMATIC -DISIN-
PECTING-PROPHYLACT
Sold Everywhere. .-..
Ask your Druggist and Grocer for it.
1T WILL CURE
Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Dysentery, Diarrhea,
Ague and Fever, Loss OF Appetite,
Liver Complaint. Jsundice.
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NOTICE.-Ccm Of the Paid Fire De-
- partment having adopted and published the
rules and regulations for tho government of the
Department, have extended the time for rscsivin g
Il. The attention of persons sending in their
applications is called 70 secton eight of the act to
or ganize Paid Fire Depa1 tment viz: That the
paid members Of the De tment, except the extra
men shall give their undivided attention to their
duties.n
jy s-td &c ECKLOFF, Secretary.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28
Special Notices.

10 Let those who have doubted H. -
of BULBS Cedron Bitters, ifany such tbaro virtues
sne loiio"lng Certificate from gentlemen r, au
known IN this community, and Doubt NO r,o "eii
It's general introduction into the arn,-, NJ,
save the lives of thousands of our soldiers Will
Louisville, KY, June Sc. 1870
" e. the undersigned, have seen the oood -.
lects produced by the use of DR.. John p.Ir,-
'Cedron Bitters in case of general deb;,;,v 80
proS'raton OF the system, and believe its general
use would prevent disease and relieve mucb orf
fering. Among our soldiers particularly W.,
this be the case, especially those who are eznoaa,
to miasmatic influences IN tie Soht6ern- clir,ots
MAJ. Philip Speed, Col. Int. Rev. Sd, Dist u,
Chas. B. Cotton, Col. Port of Louisville. H.,
Col. X. Dent, Prov. Marshal GeuI of Kv
Rev d Henderson; Vice Pres. Sanitarv Con,
Harvey, Hughes 81 Co., Publishers. Den,oora.
Geo. Z. Doern, Prop. Louisville Anzeioer.
Hughes d Parkhill Wholesale DRY uoo5.;
Dealers, Main st. Louisville, XIV,
Davis, Green & Co. Wholesale Shoe Doo,o
Main st. Louisville, Ky.
Hart & Mapother, Lithographers, corner os
Market and Third SITS. Louisville, XIV.
Julius Winter, Clothing Merchant. corno,
Third and Market Sts. Louisville, XIV, VI
Capt.. ) f. Hildreth, ofSteamer Mai A nderso,,
MAJ; Il; Ihusten, Paymaster U. S. Army.
T. M: Metealfi National Hotel Louisville
Col. Jesse Bayles, 4th Ky. Cavalry.
george ID. Prentice, Louisville journal.
See advertisement in another column:
=, For sale Wholesale and Retail by SEATON e.
bRoDRICK, Maysville, Ky. ="
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28
MARRIED.

At the residence of the BRIDES father, in New
port, Ky, July 18th, by Rev. Fl. T. Walker, Mr.
DORMAN N. DAVIDSON, of Indianapolis,
Ind, to Miss JENNIE LEMONDE, Of Newport.
To the happy souls thus drawn together by
loves sympathetic cord, we wish every success
May they glide peacefully along life's rugged
highway, experiencing every pleasure and es-
Gaping every toll, and when time shall have
heaped upon their heads full measure of years,
may they, like twin leaves in Autumn, fall
gently to the tomb, to bloom in a world where
love is immortal.
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Commercial.
NASHVILLE MARKET.

&c. VIM THURSDAY. July rs, 1854.
- MoLAssEs.--New Orleans, BbIs 81 1O@l IS:
Half Bbls. 81 156o1 90. 10T
COFFEE 55c. to SIC
WHEAT-Red 81 20; White So 90.
FLoUR.-Selling at from SO 750IO rs.
Whisky.-Market firm at 81 rs.
Crush Sugar, SOC.
Gran " 35c.
Loaf &c S5c
BAooN-sides I615; Hams.22; Shoulders 14c.
LARD to zoe, per ID.
HEMP.-$l35 per ton.
ToBAcco.-Selling ut 7(1l6c lbs.
. Observation-Disclosures SIS; Half bbls. 1925
SLLT.-75c. y bushel.
RIcE.-1214@I3c. q ID.
FEATHERS.-65 cents lbs
FLAX SEED.-S2 so per busheI.
HEMP SEED.-s3.5 so per bushel
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

either a civa or military capacity nor into the
service Of the so called Provisional Government
Of kentuaky in either civI or military cGPG =
city, since The 10Th day Of April 1862, nor has
he continued ia such service since that date; nor
has he given since TINT date any voluntary aid
and assistance to those in arms against the
United States or the State of Kentucky.
This embraces all that any voter upon the
subject of expatriation can be lawfully re-
quired to state on oath. The EN- bodying of
any other facts will be violation of the oath
and duty of the officers of election.
These rules embody the existing law in
regard to all elections in Kentucky, except
that, at Presidential election, the State
are allowed, by express statute, to vote in
their respective camps.
AS the chief Executive enjoin upon all
officers charged with the execution of the
assistance of all good citizens, a they would
preserve their chartered liberties, cordially
to assist the constituted authorities to ''take
care that the laws be faithfully executed"
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

GUERRILLAs AT CLovERPoRT.-A private
letter from Cloverport states that, on Thurs
day night, the quiet of that peaceable town
was disturbed by the entrance into their
midst of about forty guerrillas. under COM
mand of one Bill Porter, who Is said to be
a notorious character. At the time they
entered the town they had in their posses
sion some seven or eight horses, which had
been stolen on the road between there and
Hardinsburg. When they entered the town
they placed pickets on the principle roads
and would allow no one to pass. Th at
night they encamped at tn 8 fair grounds
Some of the men came to the city, procur-
ed whisky, and in short time the entire
party were intoxicated. They entered the
town and made night hideous with their
yells, and towards morning they took all
the good horses aud left, leaving ther bro
ken down ones in the place ofthe good nor
ses, which tn ey no doubt callsd an excel
lent swap. Our informant did not state IN
whet direction they went. Beyond steal
ing the horses, they comm tilted no depre-
dations upon the citizens.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28
The GREAT Battle of Friday.


WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Republican
extra says dispatches to the Government
represent that great battle was fought at
Atlanta on Friday, resulting in horrible
slaughter and a complete repulse of the enc
myat evry .tpoiLt. The rebels, holding
the largest part of the city, assaulted our
works on that day with great fury, evident
ly expecting to drive our forces out OF the
city.
The 18th corps, commanded by General
Frank Blair, seemed to be the special OBJ
jsct of rebel wrath, as they massed against
it in overwhelming force. The 18th receiv-
ed the shock calamity. and held its own
until General Dodge, with the 10th Corps,
came up, when the rebels were hurled back
with great slaughter.
General Logan, at the head Of the l7th
Corps went into battle with the rallying cry
of remember McPhcrsonp This corps as
we'll as Blair's both constituting the army
under Major General Mcpherson, fought
desperately the news of the death of their
brave commander having been commuuica-
ted to them Just before going into battle.
Our troops buried one thousand rebels
left on the field within our lines beside
which the rebels buried many of their own
dead near their works. 1t is estimated that
the rebel killed and wounded on Friday
will exceed six thosand.
Our loss will reach twenty five hundred.
The 18th Corps suffered severely.
While the work of buryng the dead
and removing the wounded was going on
Saturday, Shermar's heavy artillery was
playing upon the city. Attic same time
large fires were observed to be caused by
the destruction of supply depots and other
rebel property which the enemy could not
carry off and dill not wish to have fall into
our hands. This is nsidered evidence oil
their intention to evacuate the place.
Several rebel Generals are reported killed
but cir names are not yet giv,n.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

GThe demand at the United States
Mint on one and two cent pennies far ex-
ceeds the supply. From two hundred to
four hudred dollars worth are coined daily.
Many persons residing out of the city have
had deposits at the Mint for some three
months, waiting for their turn.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

@General Rosecrans has sent Mrs.
Harriet V. Snead and Mrs. j e. Hough be-
pond our lines. Mrs. Ada Haynes has been
sent North, with instructions not to reside
west or south of the State of New York du-
ring the rebellion.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

bereavement bagged fourteen thous-
and dollars by sale of coDfiscatsd property
in Alexandria.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

GA New York lady has hired three
men to go to the war for her since hos till
ties commenced.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

0TThe price paid in New York on Thurs.
day forthree year substitutes was $500, and
for one year substitutes $500.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

6TThe public schools at Buffalo, N. Y.
offer prizes to the young lady pupils for the
best leaves of bread. This is much need
ed accomplishment.