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Our No. . Machine il
admirably adapted to
1.-THE wants OF all Manu-
lfacturers, and is far
more simple. durable
and cheaper than any
|other Shuttle Machine
lin use, and q great IA
IvoTite wherever intro
lduced.
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~ Broadway. Few york.
IT was prolourcsd superior to ~, oth.,. 4,
(! 4 the worlds Fair, ia. London, SEA. Il tool
sns =. 11.se Erem is0 at tie ersat Fair Of 'th
RtCANlNSTlIuTE, in Now York ci ir
!ess, WHARF, the juagss we're practical mech.n
!es and appreciated CO(:.WHEELS.
1t look the hrst premium It the
rev York STATE Eai1... =. .lSsa and 1868.
notmont Ssete FAIR 5000. go. ..l66S.
ytv.naA otate ES11'... 80. go. 1863. .
= SnuAsnA otete ts1f'... '.'' 80. =. 1855.
illinois State Fair =. :. .......... .1sSS
And At County Fairs without numbsr,
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sElF'ADJUSTIN0 Z ADJUSTABLE
u savos Ttne. LaSeS, CloaAe. a,d Me>.,
1t 10 eaaily and firmly secured to thu tuh :,
wsshing- and viii Al tuba Of anv .; ~
q shape. Its simple in ito construction snd
dos not sasily ct out Of repair.
IT 10 not only PEHvRof Wn1Ss1r. but th.
Gog-wheels give it Pow11 which rendor. Il !
most ezesllsnt washer, pressing aud separ stino
= It does, the dit with The water, kom ths
Clothes.
A1y Washaseos,,sa osa ~ ;t-o
Child ten years old can ,oork Il.
Swing OF clothes. - - 80 'A'
Nc. have seven Sizes from S5.so to aso.
Tho ordinary family sizes a,e: No. /. 40 .ni
No. 3, 81. These have = = 80 -
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We have lately intro
ducedanew style fam
lily Sewing Machine,
making the Shuttle
Stitch, or stitch alike
on both sides, arrang-
cd in the same .stye,
land sold ct the same
prices 40 our Grover Il
Baker StitchMachincS.
IGROVER & BAKERS
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THE VOLUNTEER.

VIC arc prepared to 10 any and all kinds 0
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PROPOsAlss.



- New York, March II. 1874 - -
To ContrscorsProposas enclosed W seated envelope
endorsed with the and with the II
bidder written thereon. VIII % received ~ this ONCE
until m rsday March 81 1864 at II O'Clock NJ for regu
latina and grading worm and ntersecung Sess between
BROADWAY and Baxter street :,
regulating and grading Ninety second street. between
n Eighth avenue and Broadway
or regulating grading eulbng autterng and Tagging
INV eighth street. between Fourth and Ffth
FOR regulating grading eurbins. gutterng and tagging
Twcny-frs street. between Tenth and Eleventh
For curbng gathering and naegng Eleventh svenue be-
tween Forty second aud Forty third streets.
For cnrbpg, guering and Tagging Second avenue. be-
tween One Hundred and Eighth and One Hundred sud
For bling guitcrng and tagging Seventy ninth street.
between Broadway aud Tenth avenue
For curbng entering aud Tagging One Hundred end
Sixteenth street, between Third and Fourth avenues
For tagging sixth avenue. between Forty-eghh and
For tagging Twenysecond street. between Second ave.
FOR tagging barrow street, between West aud Greenwich
For naegng Fortyninh street. sinh avenue and
Broadway. fs1e
For tagging Sinesie,h street. between roarh and Ffsh
avenues.
For ains between ss,y,hird and sisyfsur,h streets
For dredging slip between piers Fcrtynine and Ffss
North river ----..--...
Blank forms Of proposals together specifications
and Be- obtained a. THIS once Datco street.
nmseiouers Department New YORK warren y, irVt
CHARLES q cORNRLL. Stree, Commissioner
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IrALuABLE rERRY FRANCHISES Ar PUBLIC AUG

VALUABLE FEHkf FhANChlSES Al rubhiS AuS-
On u Hondsy. WE Xpiil MI 1884 at eleven O'Clock A.
snr w,s sSsauss security, FOR term Of ten years from
he 1864 &c Lsas, q the Tr.9sS,.s q ne
I psm srpy % al The foot o Grand rre ss
riv~r View York he OF south seventh street Brook
Of me rrsncns Of the ssrry seoa. to Be "a
aud rs East river New York 20 The slip foot OF Brdee
Tss LSsse 81 the Franchise OF Ferry about 70 b. es
ss y ssp% Nsw % o. south h ses
Brooklyn. r. D.. or some point adjacent tbersto.
rh privileges and .Ssrsef Secnsas he
Corporation Of the city q Nsw fSss.
The conditions and Of the leases 70 be In the
usual form OF ferry leases heretofore entered into BY the
re lease the named ferries 70 o. made
% conform TO the requirements Of me cy chser re,a
that he they viii conduct and manage the
said ferry ferries agreaby 20 such rules Regulations or
time be passed by the Common Council or State
he purchaser Of the ferry lease and s appendages IN
each win be REQUIRED 70 pay At the time and psos Of
twenty per cent the bid the rent 70
apply the rent OF the first quarter In case he executes
he Corporation He viii required also, 10 furnish an
ooigson ., ,he sane tins eiecued by ~ surs.ies g
Se approved y The ccmptroe The puncsas payment
Of the rent quscr yearly and for the faithful sIscnon o.
The expense OF the lease bonds ami stamps
paid BY The pnrchaer asd pc expense whatever 70 be In
or b2sResd Or Premises proposed 70 b. sasss dns
The lease snail also contain coycnan. requiring each
ferre pump with not less than 10 rect Of hose me
q the city Of New YORK and 70 Be used Tor he ssusas
ment Of fires whenever required by the Chief Eng
YORK for which services e shall receive twenty dol
lars per hour each hour engaged and time TO b
counted less 'Aan nIf haisw BRENNAN Comptroller
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srRENqTn on rIR RrHEl ARMIss.

The rebcl 6cnera AlIan, tho now rebel Governor Of
louisiana, who lately returned from tour over con.
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THE EEw YORK MINING
i STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD
nEBTs DAILY AT k2awILLlAM STREET.
ALBERT IL NfCOLAY. MALAGA
IINIrED srArEs IsIsENAlL REyaSuE

u ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1904
attention OF payers 10 hereby called 10 ne prov
Of the United States Excise Law relative TO toe
me- OF annual taxes
Nv The sxih section or The Of July ls67 s ade
ihe duty Of all partncrsnps FIRMS associations
CORPORATIONS made liable to annual duty license
10 the Assistant Assessor Of the District
where located Of the amount Of annual the articles
obiecs charged with special as ard the business
occupation liable 70 any license.
Every person who shall fail make such by the
specified will be liable be- by
according best Indignation which obtain and
the Assessor ured W and fifty
amount OF the items OF such list
Every person who shall devero Assessor any false
fraudulent list statement with intent the
enumeration required BY law, sub eet TO fine Of
our BY the Assessor Assistant Assessor from the va
luatiou aud enumeration made herec b appeal
Payment OF the annual taxes except those FOR licenses
will not be demanded until the 30th day OF June.
The appropriate blanks which to make and all
necessary information, viii be furnished by the Assistant
Assessors for tho Divisions, TO whom returns
should be delivered before the hrat Monday OF MAY
their refpsct Offices Blanks and inform may
JOHN wILLTAms Assessor Second district, ss Fulton
Wal S. ROBINSON. Assossor Third district. /, Court
PIERaE VAN wycE, Assessor Fourth district. g
Frapkiin street, New Ycrk. -
GEORGE y. bellows Assessor Finh district, NO col
yoHNk CLEVELAND, Assessor Sixth district No. ISL
GEO. y. sTEiSBRsrrss Assessor seventh district
ASTaoNY j. BLEEcEER, Arcssor Eighth disuic,
ii moMsR TRsSEIIs Assessor Rn,h district No TAI
8 r GiLBERr, Assessor Thirty second cisirct No 80
Nsw Yoas. Psb. s. 1864
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COM.
IN pany. Fourth avenue and Twenty nth
streei-Tressurers Once March ~ The nieres,
the Mortgage Bonds Of this Company. due April 1864.
and after that date presenis,on and
rencer Of The coupons This Once al the Bank Of the
Eenr Lie ". HEMENr Treaanrer.
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NOTICE TO THE FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE
IN Bondhoders Of the Piisburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway Company.

The Board or Directors Of the Psbure Fort Wayne and
to call meetings Of The rst mortgage and second mortgage
CID IN M OF s Of the Of
Of the present financial system OF The company which
q bondholders BY vote a. meeting is necessary The
ns Of Ss % % a. 70 Ss
10th inst. at which were represented majority OF the
ssn i.S st Il E \: ss
MEETINGS b5 5sfST aSP SECOND MORTGAGE
VII b as a hs bs sV apa s. Of Co.
~ day Of April Is6 a. y NJ for tho purpose Of con
A. such meetings The bondhoders, If registered may vote
ksssraon a't ne voting register can be made BY any
now oSse e FOR ha on y the
bis bonds me- fling the written order Of NE person
Repatriation originally in The names Of .hs per
bonds b~ve sncs Changed hands the holder can
vote only BY registering himself or upon ~ PROXY Of the
general attendance Of tho bondbodsrs earnestly
il Article i q The Deed.
The meetings Of the rs. and second mortgage sondhod
ers will be held separately but at The same tne and place
&c present. res though heir acton required ~ he
resolution q the Board Of Directors requesting CAL Of the
meetings Of the oondho'ders Gs 1 %RSarsoS
Trustees for the Ssf s5a sSfe
the Board Of Directors the
for adoption AZ the annual meeting, March IT, lS64-
Resolved, That IL 10 expeden that expenditures for
equipment ard objects pertinent thereto invov
ing capital snould In the be provided for by
increase OF capital stock OF the company.
Resolved That the Increase OF capital stock should be made
solely purpose Of building completing double
such part thereof be expedent and for
equppng the providing ouch additional rolling
machinery and other facilities
be properly all the business which oneT
and for other and should onle issued from
year In such the stockholders their
based detailed estimates made by the Board OF D
recfos Of the amount OF money for the work
OF the and that The Issue Of stock shall only be
sold after public notice
Resolved That the Increase OF capital for 1864 shah not
exceed e3,5O0OO
Resolved That stockholders hereby recommend and
far NAV be necessary authorize the Board Of d.
snch agreement arrangement with the
holders OF the bonds under the deeds will enable
them to increase the capital sock as Indicated In the pre-
ceding resolutions.
Adopted unanimously by vote OF Hb62.C00 out Of
IS 5Oo00 Of $S7250o out Of $52510 Of first mort
gage bonds; 376BUO OF 0u of second
bonds; and li25 uD out OF aSOOUO OF third mortgage
bonds ef00000 not voting because not registered.
Resolution adort by the Board OF Directors this day
Resolved That the Trustees under the mortgages Samuel
j. Tden and John Ferguson. be- and they hereby
quested 10 call. the earliest moment possible meeting
resolutions adopted by the stockholders at their annual
meeting city Of Pittsbsrf the 10th day March
1864, and to obs n, pessbc, the assent VI the bend
holders thereto.
Attest w. II. BARNES. Secretary.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


n
Public notice hereby given that by Of the powers
vested in the Commissioners Sinking Fund Of Tho
siy of New York. by Of the Common coune.
passed February n 1896 OF the Legislature
this State passed May IS isis, the Commissioners Of The.
Sinking Fund win offer for public auction sa.ur
day. 9th day April 1884 At at the Exchange
saesroom, No. Ill broadway. the city Of Tew York, By
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auciioncer. the following Real
Es,ate belonging to the city Of New York, vIz.-
One lot OF Land on sIde Of City Han. place.
the city Of New York. between Chambers and Rsads
streets
One lot OF Ian on tho side Of Main street. In ne
yof Brooklyn between thssEass river
Maps maybe obtained Comptroer's onuce Hail Of
Records on and after March -, 1864
Terms sae-Ten per cent Of the purchase money and
of auction paid the ccmptollers
Office Immediately sale Thirty per cent she
Is, day OF May ne when the deeds win be ready for de-
livery; the balance may and mortgage
Ave years from May 1864 with The Of sx
per cent per annum, payable haryesriy.
MATHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller
Clrror Nsw York. DErARrnrsr oy.FisAKck ComrrnoL-
LERs OFFICE. March o. 1854
CoRPoRArIoN PIERS AND SLIPS
LEASED At AUCTION
Notice hereby that the Comptroller win,
day. day Of March, 1854 II O'Clock A. H..
City Han, bids at public auction the Docks, Piers
and Slips belonging the Corporation he leases which
term Of Ave years, from the lst day Of May, 1864.
Catalogues containing the dsseripon location and terms
Revenue oice where maps will also be shown Of
the aforesaid wn MATffiEw + BRENNAN. Comptroller
CRY or NEW YORK DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
CoMPrRoLLERs OFFICE. Feb. 6, 1884 ..
CORPORATION EOTICE.-DRPARTMENT OF FL
pance City OF New York Office Of the Clerk Of Arreas
Public notice hereby given to the mortgages
persons otherwise in the lands and tencments
sold unpaid during the month of October
1852 that the detailed Of property S. 1nre
rnerca Advertiser printed and published
In city Of New York Copies be had application
this office. BY order Of the Com ptroller.
AUGUSTUS PURDY, Clerk Of Arrears
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u PRR GENT FIVE YEARS -sEvBRAL AMOUNTS
u loan, bond aud mortgage, sx per cent for Eve
years. afst c,ass Now YORK cts property Apply 10
JOSEPH MASON, No az Pine street rooms 10 aua n
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TnE TENTH NATIONAL BANK HAVING

U,nE TENTH NATIONAL BANK HAVING PAID IN
100000 VIII receive subscriptions for an increase OF
capital Q million dollars
fhe booss w open 81 Mesers Livermore. Cews Co.'S.
Tuesday 22d inst One third Of the amount subscribed
win be payable the let OF April ID I'D the 18th,
aud The balance the 3th OF April Parties desiring
pay full DO nj the hank the lst OF April Biz
per cent interest allowed on payments Anticipated.
The bank win open for business on Wednesday March 70
nfK No Rrnan
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" DIRECTIONS.
J. T. Sanger, formerly OF Carey, Howard HaIger.
e. l.. Fancher, 20 Broadway.
John Elliott OF Ripgs a Co. Wall street
Lewis EInsteln, of Lewis rinsein a Co.
john Falconcr Of Seamless Clothing Manufacturing Co
Henry ,. Baker. OF n. J. Baker Brother
Albert q Lee, of coAin, Lee &c.
d. L, Ross OF Ross, Dempser Co.
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VA ANrED-s soco. ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON
y VI vor<
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AYEw YORK AND BOSTON SILVER LEAD CON
IN PANY

Capital Shares each.
The books Of subsc.on 10 the capital sock Of this com
rany March rs at The oce OF Sebbins Blood.
good No "a William street
For further particulars apply 70 John sIMPkINS
co, LOCKWOOD 4 NORRIS and STEBBlNS BLOOD
GOOD, New YorE, and DUPER, BECK sAYLES Bos-
/.
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MARKsr CELLARS AND
LEASED AT AUCTION.

Notice ia hereby given that the Comptroller viii Tues
day, the 2sh day Of March 1854 O'Clock M atssc CITY
Hall. lease bids at public auction Market CeiisrH
Houses Lots Hay Scales and other Corporation pro
perry for term OF five years from the LIST day OF Nay
Catalogues containing the description location and terms
of sale may had application 10 the Collector OF City
Revenue at this o,leerurw . upuuS.x co..,,.u.. \
CRY OF NEW York, DEPARTMENT. or FINANCE
80 ConrrRoLLER's OYrIcE Feb. 10 1864.
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yORPORATIoN PIERS AND SLIPS
E,ERRY LEASES AT AUCTION.
II AT THR CITY HALL

On Monday, March %. 1884 at eleven o'clock A. NJ. w
aaats secry for term Of ten years from The LIST day
the Ferry established from ne foot q
+ nsw ssa from ss ss Ct
Grand ssrae sss! ryss New York. % tho Grand
the Lease o. the Ferry established foot Of
Chambers street North river New York 10 the foot OF p
The Lease Of the Ferry established the foot OF
Christopher street. North river New York. TO Hoboksn
The said several leases win be sold with al the
Corporation oisS. CITY Sx NsySEs
The conditions OF the Leases 70 be In tho
usual form Of Ferry Leases heresoore entered into bS mo
each Of the above named Ferries % q made ,s
ton % Ferries and also 70 contain on the part o.
ss s
q sd 81 e.
Council state LsgIslasure ~ ., .,a.na.,e, =
e: ~
s 10 cent 81 the
ppy % .sD q s % ss
w rsssss e. also 70 iaD:a an N
rsn BY ss s IL
Leases s"p
~ nG for ss e 70 s
pier 5ulhssd premises proposed TO Be leased
should lease Of the above ferries either OF
he e required IL With IL
the laws Of the State 70 purchase at fair appraised ynlua-
non should ne present essees aesre 20 ss ne Sosss
be fixed bv selected by the old and new
~ case the parties cannot agree as TO the amount 70
The shall contain : eovsnsn. requiring ssch
force with less than four hundred feet Of hose,
OF the quality and dimensions used tho Fire De-
parent Of the city New York and to be used the
extnpuisbm whenever required by the Chief
Engineer his assistants Of the Fire Department Of the
CITY OF Nav York, for which services shall
ceiye twenty dollars hour for each hour and
M lima 10 he counted less than hour.
NO ""e " 10 MATTHEW +. BRENNAN Comptroller
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Shs following 10 the number Of emiGrants landed as
New YORK; sicx in the Emigant Hospital and deaths In
the same during 1907 1868 and 1885, from January 70
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yvuvoot-steamship Clty OF hesttr-Msss Hale.
Mas file Mrs Pcreu, hra " God. Hamilton, CW Miss
Burton Captain Giiispe Barber, Mr. LuS and mgins
James oogrin, MsA Dobon, At SO ndbnry, rore.,o
W. A Nsvsiet' Mr. Hoffman. philadelphia. oeo EoIsytn
Pins hirpv Martinez dc Val Dvilw. George Baneron
and son wife. nine children and harst Esncrof Eng
L,vtnrool- steamship rsnnsyivrnia-Prof sner
pard Hoffman and laiy. Mr. and MS Eugenc poWer
Ers eo rrost s,spt Robi Pesrce Mr. Tstrm, Geo Hi
sop. WIN Ksnnsdy Jamss spra,t MRS Ceyrpn epd family;
Mrs Tacev, Pratt korria MRS Piplne Mr. al. as
Hadi-r, and Mrs Joi on7nd number In the seerage
kxw ORLsAss-sea n zip I.ocust-Mr Fallx Lsron. pr
q Biake, Mrs Iawrcacs, Miss Samuels W bimufla
Mrs F-reuson j Norman, Mrs Demaresi, Mr. and Mrs
Bustides
Nxw oRLrAw--eles niship Funp shucy-J r sullivan
W rhomaa Henry ken~, l. II Edwards. Nas y A Nay,
niece s,d sesyans; Mrs Rob, si.nmer fehle. ,.ct aud
Povelk ! X falrbanks n Wod. Ches 10 tr, Chas
u isted. y Jscpns Ma s'rdr, Mrs DrrNnG'n0d. y
smith-and others IN the steorase
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Lsishess. Campbell, " Gamble, D Goddard, Q d.
y ys': y ss.su..si, fsySr. = Mar, : Ectsls, 9
Psai Irvine, I GlsdwsII, Jensrs, W Mankns, W
Plum, J sharps, Weaver, Geo Runner, " Jackson
s.rs :. es: w:.E' S:s e.,I ws Row.. =
wnIiams,0 Castrsll, Fitton, J Ainnox, Kennedy,
Ewins.-Total, -
= xaLd-sergs - Moot. % K, David Gam, George
Wosnded~x Ropp, D picklsnsimer W Hicks,
Lieut. psrr, thigh fractured; - Van Pst, aesh; 9
Jssssars SIS nily Pat Woich ies aupuss,sd @ Robsrs
deeh Townsler. Lawer, Topin both slightly; John
Reeves, Thomas Sutton, thgh.-Tota, 10.
sB,ENTH VIRGINIA CAVALRY, DsMouHTxD DRrAMHxNI
Wou~dsd-v Alexander, Samuel Sturgeon, flesh
Total,
THIRD VIRGINIA oAvALRY, DIsMoUN1ED DETACHMENT
Kaied-wm Wentz, Lieut. J p johnson, Byler.-
Wounded-Charles King, A Nolohan, severely; 4
smabrdge, fssn leg; " Borough, hesh, leg; Child
ester. severely; Estis. P Walton, serst wilson.
rRsr DvIsoN-FIRsr wnsT VIRGINIA.
Dausner!y. R simpson, II Harris. John BOly
TwKIxyH WEST VIRGINIA INFANTRY
stnrm, +, lett shoulder; N welby, Knippls,
Q " Harris, FPttzer, Captain B Jester, Randall,
slighty.
VIM N Shannon, thigh.
NaHIEnvrH coNNscrCu1
Edward Wood leg off below Knee; o A Tourtcotte,
81 Lee, Amos @ Crandall.
W Metz, John Garletz, l; John bay, Orderly Ser.
geent g Davis.
oNR HUNDRED ANB elxTEBETH Quo.
Captain Edwin keyes, elbow and thigh; Corporal JnO
B Miller, aDke; Sergeant Humphrey, neck; Royal
Dains, cheat Berry Gardner, A. Straight, A Myers
Sergeant Dcvore, VIM Hunter, ID Hubbard, John
Egger, thigh Hamilton, Sergeant J G Ruehnauiier,
Joseph Connor. J W Iiarrison Gatten, Vim Alen-l7
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THIRD OHIO.
Allemater, side; Bowsher, J II Miller, Spencer,
S Huiiman-5.
FIFTH NEW YORK ARTILLERY
Misbaugh, Murry, Vauwran, W Steven, n
Burhenne, Angus.
FFTEENiH NEW YORK CAVALRY
Charles Fahrenwald, leg Richard Conino, Dav Hunter
George Martini head; Williams, side; Patrick Kane
EIGHTEENTH VIRGINIA CAVALRY
Isaac Haynes, J HycT, slightly
SEvRSIH VIRGINIA CAvAIRY
Charles Mcneil, slightly.
TiIRry- FOURTH CAVALRY.
Rob Mcllwain, Co e, right arm Alfred Ewing breast
SECOND VIRGINIA CAVALRY
sam Hill slightly Thomas Williams, slightly; J Trax,
slightly; James Livingstone, face; Alexander Oliver
nAnd; Thos Ross, slightly; Evan Evans Co B. left arm
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MORTALITY OF THIS CITY.

EFFORTS OF the Philadeiphians to Ira.
ducc This Ctty-Com parison OF Deaths
fn the Metropolis with Those OF Bos-
ton, Phtiadci phia and Baltimore-In.
creaso OF EmiG rants, 80.
Tne hungry, mousing office seekers and the place.
seeking doctors OF this city, who running tho Czeus
Reform Association In order to work themselves into
power, have found willing coopcrator In the publisher
OF small and Insignificant medical paper In Philadelphia
Inc managers OF this assccaton ascertaning that no
paper Will give credence enough their bes upon this
city to publish them, have enlisted Phadephia editor
TO bring them before the public that they may carry on
their work and prevent oil their schemes from ending
In hzze They are just engaged In trying TO prove
that the official records Of the mortality OF this
city are not correct; and thas there are more
deaths than are recorded But In doing this they counns
to random assertions based upon no act and
although challenged TO bring proof single omission in
the records, have not been sbo 10 do Il.
The following tables show the mortality Of the four
leading cities The Union the lst OF January to the
ls Of June Of this year, with tho ratio 70 each one
hundred thousand Inhabitants in each city. These
statistics are complied from medical Journal published
In Philadelphia. Thcy show the death rate during this
period 70 bs tho lowest in New York and htghet ns
Boston The Health Ocer Of Baltimore says their regis
srat'on laws are detective Thcse ngures therefore,
tEE wss wrong Notwithstanding every svideacs
Of the having been furnished him upon
former Although no offered every oppor
tunity and In fact CHALLENGED TO prove the fret
oiseon he has refused to do It, but gives authority TO
the statement Of few office seeking doctors, who have
trying 70 fost themselves upon tho city by special
legislation al Albeny, being the nearest correct
DEATHS IN 100 600 IN YORK,
rappf fputs ROoRoM NJ
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G r A N 7.
Demonstration Made
by General Smith.
What Was Accomplished by
the Movement.
Terrific Artillery Firing on
Both Sides.
sKIRMISHING ALONG THE LINES,
&e. Co.. 30.
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.


Mr.. James O. FitEpatrick's Despatoh.
NINTH ARMY CoRPs,
BEFORE PsrERsBuRo, Va, July Morning
Yesterday the rebels kept up brisk IRE with artillery
and muskstry upon the siege batteries which General
Ledie constructing In front Of his position The work
10 necessarily SLOW owing 70 the obstacles which the
rebels inter pose but night after night t goes steadily
Perhaps to-day at furthest tomorrow, they win hear
from our hundred Founders.
DRATa OF CAPTAIN UNDERmIL
Captain y. Underhill, Of the Fourteenth New York
artillery, was killed on the skrmish line Wednesday
He had been wounded previously in the scalp and was
advised by the surgeons TO remain the hospitals but
hs preferred to remain with his company In the front
line, whore he met his DEATH
ALL QUIET.
The rebels sheed Ledes position this morning again
Tor short time; but, failing to mako any impression,
finally ceased, All quiet at seven A. N.