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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-03

The CURRENCY IN 177sASD lS64.-In the
third year of the Revolutionary War; l77S,
General Washington, writing about the cur
rency, said:
A rat in the shape of a horse is not to be
bought at the time for less than f2O0, nor
saddle-under 80 or 40; boots, 90; and shoes
and ether rifles in like proportion. How
is it possible, therefore, for officers to stand
this without an increase of pay? And how
is it possible to advance their pay, when flour
is selling at different places, from Eve to ff:
teen pounds per hundred, hay from 10 to 80
pounds per ton, and beef and other essentials
in its proportion?
Counting pound at $s5, we must perceive
how nearly prices then correspond with those
prevailing now.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-03
For The Advertiser;
From Johnston's Army.

WAL&r:n's DIVISION, NEAR DALros,. GA.
January DIST, 1853.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-02-03

DEPARTED this life, at the residence of his
friend, DR.. A. G. TEAerE, at this plsse, on the
2Sth inst, the Rev. ALLEN FULLER, in the
a6lh year o! his ago, after being confined to his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-05
4 WORD IN TINE

r HAVE opened this day -. b..,.,, and
| 200 pieces BIeached M9s'HY "s a..r5 ~: 8
good at 20 cts a yard 80 DO 10, %E T'tro,
Cts, at q cts. yard lo Conune9tal t'IE sii.
only % cts. very fine; and ARG, -! 4 ~ -
Goes and domestic goods at Iile GA '5"'S"
CsIl and see for yourself 4! .,,,,,r,pqr,c
feb lift 80 So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-05
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4 = j.
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uiarrhoo;, hoarsness, swell
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-05

Tue y Washington Chronicle says It seems
that Governor Bram}etcc, Of Kentucky; did rs
has been charged, first prepare proclamation
N Recommendation OF negro en|istments IN that
State. bat was subsequently induced to take
sober second thought of the matter before It
was issued, the result Of which was an appeal
70 ! he people to obey the law. We have tue
,aet nnoo rha testimony Of Dr., Breckenridge
He states that the proclamation actually issued
thongl not precisely srliting him, saved Ken
tocky from a bloody baptism into the South
crn ContelleIacy.
Dickeus new S:ory i to be called "Our Mn
tual Friend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Lcn,e of Absence to Omeer- in Hospital.

To fhs Editor Qf The " J. T,ibURr.
INDIGNANT OFfIcEis.-A great deal OF lrrlta-
ton exists among officers in hospital At Annapolis 'u
ceuy couvae-Ceut 20 walk about who are unable 70 get
furloushs home and who charge their innby 70 tue
surgeons la charge Of them, who have interest IA tr
retention to the extent Of dollar day, the pce Of their
board"
SIP The above paragraph IN HE DAILY
TRfBv,ss Of ~ oTe complimentary 70 the intel
serce ofte officers referred to than just to The surgeons in
charge General Order No IT. War Department noAes pro-
visions Ocers Bopitss snd requires each officer TO pay
one dollar day the Treasurer who must account for every
dollar he receives the Government and not for the benefit,
Of the surgeons And when is considered that the price
tad not over oneal what must be paid AZ any rese
hotel in the city fare not usually es good few would DE 50
ample as to suppose that n s -ekng business on the
at (oyeruuent The IN charge hsy" been
ready to approve every apple alton foE leave Of aence
Ia proper case Tint ac declined here away nom home
ana end. II tine when the Government have 10 IN
ire,t services since unable 10 render than on
account receive in the line Of dufy Is no ieut OF
the surgeons. II unusual thing foI applications ap
royed here 20 come back vetoed by the Nr Depr melt
where II anywhere the blame rests.
Tue hardship IN beng kept here at s under such ereuu
stances Being here. wei cared for ty me very gen
tleuany aud -s in attendance a. could rsson
ably he desired. ANNAPOLIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
nuED.
ANDERSON

ASDERsOyOu Thursday morning July :. Of .cae. fever.
sarah sch,uck only child OF henry . ena Sa'Sh '' "h
Tie friends n the family are invited 70 s''eha te i's
iroms residence Of her paen. fIansa "apSns a
iooclock.
AYRES-In Newark n j. on Tuesday, June q. Of asams.
Aseuath Ayres widow cf Daniel Ayres aged ~ years
BiSsELLAt Norwlk. Ceun, Thursday juno 80 HATH:
Sherwood end osoTSe Ferry Ss children Of l. u sns
The viii be attended this day Fridy u the hou,e %
the parents, Nt4 o'clock 'l
BOwNR On Wednesday July IN the Path year Of her ssc.
Alle Bovine sugier % Robert and Lefty Ann BOVINE
The relatives md friend, Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the flneri! from the Lexington a,rrae NJ =
Church Of Lexington avenue end Fty cond stree'
Friday, July at o'clock p NJ without aitnet invita-
ton.
MARrIN-M Key West Fla. of yellow fever. ss,ardsy,
year Of lis ase second Of " sad T. A. Martin Of
accomplished oe- gentleman aud in life and death
Christian.
MORRIs-ou Wednesday, July G. Gen George P Morris. in
The relatives and friends Of the family and the members q
the Pres. generally invited TO attend The funeral on f-
day July AZ - m nj Trinity Chapel, West ~ eiy nta
street without further notice The remains VIII De taken 70
Cold Spring for internent e..
PECKHAM-At ionsers on Tuesday July , L ~ e. =,
Her yonnS frenf and hose Of the family respectfully I'M
viicd attend her funeral AZ s. Johns CHURCH foness.
Friday morning At - o'clock; SIrises WI De IN wax
ing on tie a,svalofthe s22 train from rirteih street
Ian. We,icheser County NY, ?. L. Roger. nom inja,
res su.ned By being thrown from his carriage on the ash
inst. aged 20 years. -
The funeral win take place from s. Stephens Church consr
of East hh street and Lexington eycune, on
saturday morning lCi ,<ock The relatives and tienac
Of the family respectfully invited to attend The iunefA
without further notice.
Thursday July Cathafine, relict Of sesh
ShirWood in the sld year Of her age. Z.
The relatives and friends invited 20 ettend the iania on
Friday the 9Th ns from No. l6l South Eighth street.
Brooklyn, l.. ID. .. ~
WArSON-Tn BROOKLYN on Thursday morning, July Mary
Love daughter Of the late MrOE Josiah Watson, u o.
In the 2d year Of her aee.
The relatives aud friends the family invited 10 attend
lie funeral from the residence of her gsndtsther Warren
Mnrdock No. rs Garden street. Brooklyn, on Saturday
afternoon, July 9, az y O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
COMMENCEMENT OF POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,

PHLADELPHIA-TLe eleventh annual commencement
of the Polytechnic College of Pennsylvania was held
in Philadelphia on Thursday. The Introductory ad
dress was delivered by Furman shepnsrd esq oil the
College Faculty. and the commencement address oy
Prof Henry Barnard LID, OF Connecticut. The de-
grees Of the College conferred upon the following
gentlemen:
Bachelor Of Mechanical observation-disclosures d; Dsa'
Bohon Norris,own Pa subjec, Of thsss-Locomove En'
gines e. - clo.. of
Bachelor Of Nine En=ineerins-semael Jones sosn o.
PbrnrviIl. p. subject OF thess-Metalurgy Of Copper
Bachelor Of Civil EnsneeringJOhn Barber Of woodbury.
Y subject Of thesis Railroads. Thomas Sifpiey no.,s
N We,, Philad-lphia-Inerual Comuaucsonsi John hu
ton Hay Of Phi Roads james
Krrenlsr Of PhoniIville, Pa-Gas Retorts Jswood Lu
Ken. OF coushohocseu, Psstone Bridges Isaac Reed u,
Of Oscar beish.npsTs ,.cs
Steel Q; PhiaAe phia-Can and their Construction
Wilmer Of Paradise. Pa-Suspenscu Brcses Jos '0s u
UsdI2uhea \. y.-Rsol (onstyuei9u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
fAdyertisenentl

lAdyertisemeu,.
GOLDEN BITrERs.-IIUBBEL's GOLDEN BIT
ryDs are rapidly gaining worldwide reputation. Read
the following: ~ ia ,oc,
Nessrs HuBBpL & Co.-GsHn: lean say that your
GoLpEy BTrKKs is the most wonderful medicine IN the
world. 1t acts truly in most miraculous way. Suffer
ing with dyspepsia Of the most painful Kind used the
golden BIrrERs. prepared by Messrs Hubbel & Co.,
and was cured / am convinced that al complaints OF
this kind can be cured by your Bilers. Wishing you
prosperity and great success in the curing Of all com
plants that affct the human frame,
lam, gentlemen yours. with respect,
CAsISIgR FABsIGoU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Strange Celestial Object.


10 ~ Tdii0T ~ Fff y, ]. ITT5NNN
SIR: Last evening At 10 O'Clock, l saw
an intense black belt beginning In ScOTpia and extend
inc az least 30 degrees IL about and a
half feet wide-a perfectly straight belt, with clear de-
fined edges not cloud in sight. As 1t slowly moved
SOUTH passed stars without obscuring their hight IN
the least Can any Of your scientific readers tell ~ what
10 H. Al LUMBAR
Export Ind, July e. 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. July D ioGi.
The celebration yesterday was the most
general and enthusiastic known in this State. DR.
bellows delivered Grafton here receiving the most
hearty applause TO passages denouncng the monarel1el
schemes Ia Mexico and rejoicing over the probable
death Of Slavery.
Tbs steamer Golden City sailed to day with 200 pas.
sengers, and 81, ia 900 10 bullion.
Arrived ships Alabama. Liverpool; Duby. Hong
Kong ,
o. 90 per foot to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
HAM1roN CoL1EeE.-The annual Com.

HAMILTON CoLLEGE-The annual Com
mencemcrt Of Hamilton College Clinton, y. w. will be
held Thursday, July u, lsG4. President Fisher viii
deliver his Baccalalreate Sermon on Sunday afternoon
and the Rev. Hcnick johnson Of Pittsburgh, Pa viii
address the Society OF Christian Research Oh Sunday
evening, July L. Hon. Chas. +. kirkland. LID, Of
New York, will deliver address, and Prof Edward
North Of Hamilton College will read rosm before the
Alumni on Wednesday T. m july %. The Convention
Of the Psi Epsilon Fraternity viii be addressed by
Chss, d. Warner esq. Of Hartford, Ct. and poem
read by Francis MsFnch, esd, Of Ithaca, Tuesday,
july 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.-COmmencem at
Dartmouth College occurs on the third week in this
month"; On Wednesday forenoon the Grafton before the
Association Of Alumni by the Rev. Prof Bartlett OF
Chicago and in the afternoon the Grafton before the
Literary Societies by the Rev. Dr. w. T. sproguc OF
Albany. On Wednesday evening there vii be tho
usual concert and on Thursday 2lst the exercises of
commencement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

PASSING COUNTERFEIT BILLs.-Detectiyes
Corwin and Frost arrested two men yesterday, named
James Ferris and Mark Levy the charge Of passing
counterfeit - bills prporng to be issues OF me BaDk
OF saratoga Springs Some $40 of spurious bills were
found upon their PERSONS. The accused were taken
before Justice Perry and committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

DEATH BY INJURIES. Coroner Barrett con-
cluded an inquest yesterday at No liz Second street
H. D. on the body Of Mrs. Mary Ann Vysc, o. yours
In company with several members of her family, was
out smiling on the East River OU the 4h ins and came
ia collision with n schooner. Mrs. Nyse was Knocked
overheard receiving injuries hieh subsequently caused
her DEATH A verdict OF Accidental Death was ZEN
darAd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
TAMMAyY HALL GENERAL CoMmrrBE.-This

IAWMANN HAIL NENEHAL4 7 VlI III 7 III II4iH
organization met last evening at TammaEy Hail. the
Hon. wm VI. Tweed in the chair. for the purpose OF
hearing the report Of q special Committee to draw
series OF resolutions aud addresses TO the Democratic
party which was then read and discussed after which
the Committee adjourned to The first Monday in August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Gaiiaher's Evening Exchange.
p,,.r,,;umcu,. Thi. Dny and Evening.
mo. lei FIFTH AvENUE.l

"a ioaiiou II fheatrs and Time u e@Smenesnen s
ti,Snen,, in other eois"H' o. m"FaPs"
W.LLAcx's THEArER-rhe winning sun
NfnIos GAEDES-Th- Dukes Motto
OIrxPrc TH.ATKR- English Opera - -. -. ~
BARSuas Au.Eus-Miss Isslhe 'u'"i"a"' "'''
Msrried Rake-Bsrney the bsron-
IpyIxo HALL-Fallon's Stereoptleon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
hoaAHAN LINCOLN,
Prasii ~ n -hr Jni'ra >'s'cs,
TIE .ieni u univtssi Freedom,

BOARD OF ALDERIES. The Board Of AldCnen
met at O'Clock yesterday President John I. Henry in
the chair Alderman AIcCool offered resolution that
the With District Civil Court b. held in such parts of
the builng now occupied by the Police Court Of that
District a. the Controller should direct. Adopted.
resolution was offered and Laid over, that contract be
made with Edmund Jones & Co, to perform the work
Of printing and binding the documents Of the Common
Council at ratios not exceeding those paid at the present
rse \ communication was received from District
A'tof.ey A. Oakcy Hall, stating that letter, believed
10 belong the city written by Georges Washington.
was m she possession Of other parties. Mr. Masterson
called up the communication relative 10 the election OF
Bernard Kenny g ASSISTANT Engineer. and read the
resignation OF John BauNh, dated june J. After dis
cussion II finally aCroco that the resignation was
not properly before tie Board. Mr. Masterson with.
drew IT, bet moved that tne POsiiios OF Mr. Banleh lie
declared vacant A motion by NJ. jones 70 lay that
mutOa the table lost. A spicy dcsate followed
and the Office OF John BaUoh declared sscant by n
vote of 3. The election OF Mr.. Kenny then
confirmed By vote OF 10 toe. communication ras
received from Mr. ID. D. Badger Offering 10 clean the
streets Of the city for 500 CO. the dirt removed 20 be
his own property which referred to the Committee
on Streets Mr. Jones offered preamble and series OF
resolutions relative to the death OF John Clancy which
rcccd the virtues ability and honesty OF the deceased
and directed that copy be duly and sent
10 the bcreayed family. Mr.. Jones paid m eloquent
tribute to the memory Of Mr. Clancy. calling attention
90 hi worth citizen his generosity as friend and
his uniform kindness and courtesy. Out OF respect TO
the memory Of deceased the Board then adjourned TIL
Thursday next at o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT.-At a Primary
Election held yesterday. Il. G. Mills, William Hutton,
Samuel Hutton. George McGTasm. Daniel Sheehan,
DR.. W. f. Thoms, and Charles V, Lyons were elected
delegates TO the Consolidated Union General Committee
of New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

TRoTTIYG on UNION COURSE, L. L-Yester-
day an exciting match took place for 81 900 p p, mile
beats three In FIVE to wagoH OF which append the
result:
D. Mace entered = m Minnie. ! !
d. Noodrua entered b. Molly Pitcher....l
Time-1.4cf-s s4si-2:f5i-2:i7-2Et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

ANOTHER DRAFT.-The last supplemental
draft to furnish y for the lid Congressional Dis
trct (Brookyn) failed 10 secure the desired number
and another draft sll be made today to MI mp de-
fciencies. Twelve men are required. and "a names
viii be drawn. The Ward, 20 be drawn from are the
First Second Fourth Finn. Eleventh and Twentieth.
The wheel viii be put in motion at 10 o'clock m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

THE PRICE or BREAD.-A portion Of the boss
bakers Of Brooklyn resolved last week to increase the
price Of bread from 10 10 cents per LOAF but appears
That the heads of several large Establishments refuse 70
come into the arrangement and hence there s no una
nimity Those Who ignore the combination charge .
and u cents pcrDf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

The DRAFT IN THE SECOND DIsTRICT.-
The supplemental draft FOR the Second Congressional
District took place Yesterday at the ProyosMarsha
Office No &c Grand street Eastern District. The al
tendance of people was quite large The deficiency 10
be made up about ITO, TO supply which, 54c names
were drawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

WORK on THE ~NEw CoURT-HoUsB SUSPEND
ED-The carpenters engaged on the Kings County
Court House have suspended work They were receiY
ing ~ as per day and demanded 81 which the bosses
refused 10 pay. Hence the suspension.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Arrival Of the Asia nj Boston.

DOsToN. Thursday, july . lsoi.
The steamship Asia reached her dock al 6
Pres was forwarded BY the Adams Express aud the
mails By this evenings train to Asv-Yesk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

TIE BROOKLYN MLITIA.-No orders have
vet been received by the militia Of this city to prepare
fes another Mary land campaign. Some information
may De- received to-day, however, from Gen. Duryea
who Is expected from Albany. where he summoned
by Governor Seymour shortly after the Presidents call
Tor troops was issued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
NJ ARRuE

BULI.-TONNELE-On Thursiay, Juy.T. at w.shnStos
flights BY thu Rev J. Howard Smith Mr. Aimed ~ Bul
70 Miss Maggie r. daughter Of the late Peter l. rOnnee ~
Of tbi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
Business Notifies.

GROVER & BAKRR's Highest Premium, Elias
tic Stitch sxwIsG-NAcHrsn No' 10 D9aa1"sy' Rev
Yegk, aud rs tat0a It,, Br90kiya-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
tAdysrtiseDent.

RExE's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUE CURE-A
positive cure for Fever and Ague Depot, NO ~ Loer
iyst. For sale by oil Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

PRESENTATION TO TIE PRESTDEsT.-Thc COL
Erd people OF Baltimore d ro1s OF icsIsyiag their
Appreciation Of the distinguished services OF Presi
deaf Lincoln In the II Lsman freedom are about
10 pnscnt him with copy OF tae Holy bible. which Is
masterpieces Of ait and taste. IL Is the imperial
qusrto OF tho American Bible Society. bound In Purpc
velvet wl,h heavy gold m0uaiings. appropriately ca
grayed aud incl0sed in wanu; case hned with White
silk The total cost OF this elegant g.it i $50 - The
inscription upon the presentation plate Is As follows
To
AaaAHAN IINcoLS,
Prrsi. ~ n fhr tui'f 4 S's'fs,
TIE tgeEi oi univcrsai Freedom,
The Lovs Co.orri People Of Baliimore,
A. IoAen Z. k--r-ct sud VTatif1de
Bari Or sia July, lSoA
Intrascly valuable thi. gil, may be- II is Of little
account IN cOmpafi,ol with tie sentiment it represents
embOlics. IL vii be properly appreciated by tae
cat champion Of Eancipati'n II viii take its appro
PIRATE place in the history OF hs efforts toward the ne
Complishment II that grind conslmmation In which
Marvin ha. taken lAlline part II vii form one 81
The best aud pr0ndes memorials j, has ever fallen 70
The lot OF day pablo man to transmit 10 postel1iy ms
expressina Of the respect aud gfaindc" OF our col
Cred citizens is highly erctabic 10 then' and We are
glad to chronicle so noteworthy al occurrence.
Baltimore American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

fAdysstisemen,-i . .,
JEPPERs, No. 573 Broadway.-Ladles and
Childrea's Doors SLIPPERS, BUCKLES. BOWS &c.
Also Gents. Sc PPB RS. JKffEks 90 DI"aa"a!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
6petial Notices.

Post-Oftice NOtice.-The Mails for the UNITED
KINGDOM and the CONTINENT Wis QUEENSTOWN and
TfVERPOOL p.r steamsr CITY or LONDON and for tbs
GERMAN STATES, via HAMBURG, per steamer BAFA..
RIA, viii close at this office on SATUkDA1, tie gh dsJ o.
Tny AZ 1OI clock M and OF he uptown stations AZ fof
lov;s ststfons and g. lOs Stations and u, u ms
stations L. and y. " a. m. Station q, o a. m.
ABRAM WAKEMAN. Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

The Fifth Ward LincolB and Johnson Club-win
meet THIS (Frd4y) NENIN0, at O'Clock, at No. w
lfrankin-s'. JAMES NJ IuIhlLL' rre''aeh-
A. JACKSON PLUMB, ss.,e,,,;e.
w IA. BAILEY,