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Southern News.


Lac HieHuoni uewspgIars have heard f.om
sncridar' and do not Ike III. ncws. rhcy con
cc'.o that battle had icon won and lost, and ;ha,
tho results are DISASTROUS The Ey.tIa-r states:
remarkable battle has hcca foupi, in the she.
hndpsh valley. On Wednesday mon, ~. Il, an
early hour, our army attached the El.hG M
Nhr,ccn'h army corps ~ the enemy. ON Crln-
creek, about three m.lcg out from Strisbu =. car.
r'"d NOV positions hy sorm, in'ictoi heavy loes
10 lille4 ami NoVndcl, captured thirteen lundrc
PRISONERS c.saiccu picses OF Mtl ar, al tlrr
camp cqupasc wagons &c AMI drove the rem.
nu'' % tie no dem r,llGi commands o. . e..
dle'ogn, ~ out two mites beyond Hero tc S.ytl.
,oTi's OF the enemy WAS intrenched, sul Eui, %.
"rln'hod To complete II possible has victorious
WORK, now h,t he tide u battle sacr 81 tlrr,l
IA his favor Such glcr Gus results rs Ito com.
pic'e and ui'q uyoCal dcieG, o. the main lody o..
tue enemy, and toe CFpturc .rra 81 almost eve.
= VI u. thcT hadm gnt well have lcel dasl,my,,'.
ter the t's N of defeat ~ v,ic utr rrt4 had v.,u
IA II icSun To- Grpop Eii tho g - work \ a. ir.
t"ry' ana ~ us was CruN.ed heavily LT.u AZ.
eH"f res - GUY en- to re- lCer he fast 'riu..u'.
w We d'Y quIc decisive Wien oIr troops
.'Mc tclurr - lgc ,si"urss ~ tic enemy, meat
N |d!c'o"u' Trey went ry'ard with all .ur rq-.r.
ur'- ana cuthus IHin With ~ i,N II ie =. so 40 .,
victory to inspire mon iu; ihoy h,i Gorc enough
FOR lho 'i'' enough, pJy,.,ily ant r!oralI,, bu,
r"'t.cT tIc' Lur tncir nri ,crg knew lt auI Love
"N'i much shcy may have been inspirci hv tlr.-
rGiAph, .Aoy ll'Aci, unfortunate !, the m.uiru.
u"h '"ht would "Hrn item to 90 no ul.tl or. Ilry
- "a ~. Ni' '.r''i ""rN' tui Were irlr'Sei.
"'''N u'uu'1' tlcy charged &'n' u1t we're
w., 'n''' '''-cH u.'k y 'nri IAN, ne. were
,' rS"hS VIC 't' AMI -''in ibcr eye &C.
l'.'cl my "''Ah '" IN! or To" 'a.r' the. i'i
''u Vsf'''i to' iAri II 'es "'i4r@tlg in p..r Die
"' 'h'i J"'N Communist push ,Ht'uFn hr, 't sh
~" uheN'.,'. me Nnd Whom We, 7rh.r.' t
was WIN uM tort 90 dcsppt when .Aai tie
h'or' 'ick fho enemy made demons. g..'.p 70
pursuit an i!oy rei@.ict morn the Hra the. I
'' s'il"ltlF Won TIC enemy . c,,.iry aorc
ttJi,I - g' ','' .A'.Airy g'n ''
The urccI. IN !cliori.iu.. wtr ret'.rcn itc ,.r.
NY "nI ~ sra''u-;, TIE cap.'rc4 .r,'rry, Zee
al ,,,'t W ',' ~ "''.,.t -. ''' df'v'''' "''N-
-, ,, Wv ~" 7 ~ give l'''rH
~, ~ ' N'- '','r ~ =" vas "bsAN''ri
i,ss We Hti '1hen most "a''
,yor, aIcrc ,ct - Us "a ,,r,,so. -, ~.
'r,. n wgtt ~. nrlny wa %. Sc, Mata,t WORN
"'', 'H'i w. . i''. -'H'' ms n"t'.,d b tie
tri ~ ,Icc-,r 49,, .,,,.,,',.f
.i.l,.," On i,'s :, ,',,,,,. - ~. ''' ~ ~.
re rrc., L cr, /, conc .,',.i,,, IN ,fa,
no encr'.y s,t..r,t b- c Ln 49,. ', ' ~
mornings orctnt'on4 .hc rhtcr II the cu,u, Is
'p .'h'f 'H lawns tcon very greet uG..,
E,rlv sta,'cd s,c-.i,n, ANN, o,, cc",rcrccE,
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The Conirnhnnd rrnir--.

Vdss'rI'on, Oct. %. The trl,l OF J1lo-,n aLI
sutton, toAigshanV.s's, was corcluuc ths fer
noon. Tho Judge Adv cute IN his nIdr,rs, stated
IL Ut the c'tn lad made fortune b. fraudulent
practices. AVID should lc severely pIn..rd TIE
""isioH /. not set ku WI, IT, c,so ID. Hamilton.
L,ecr 4 C, o. nl.'.'Aprc, cones up L-1.or-. s..
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C'iro Oct. ~. Me- 80 PAL err # the % say
TIA. TIC rebe rres, rs conceaira,ins large force
a, jackson, Tennessee and hat morcoss con-
qc-irlon is eng enforced IN tic country a'jaocui
t. Memphis. Col Hlgc's dominant, j ;catcd At
Esp. Cd, has ro'u-'4vi 30 Momrhs Il Is stated
that Haze is not H. blame COR the diSAti, as be
amply oLcycl orders
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From Bermuda.
Arrival Of blockade Srnlrr,,-Thc pirutes
Tallahassee and Fdifh IA SOP. &c.

HIJGr, Oct. c5.-Ry the steamer Y.vrvcor!a.
,os We lca-,i TIA. tho blockade runrc7 L!,'c Hattie
bod arrived at rermuda with fo0 hac n cotton.
and that the Hoe, --'.h i5co talct, and tie I'd
con, with 1oo halcs, h-I arrived az 'l.a4", Al rom
" 'u.ington.
Thc Mavrocorl,tos aso reports Tint 'hc pirates
Tallahassee and Eith lcn Wilmington on tho same
niyht With the Lite Hattie. Tor n raid.
The Colonel Limb, itcel-platei blockade runner,
sG.lcd ron Eih.x this evening.
Further Partiru'ars OF the capture Of the
HonIoic ! Iteration OF bruine ana his
Associates.
HliyIr, Y. s, Oct 25.-1hc steamer Msvero
Brrmrda, Nth the la,. cn .crs II tho capture.
steamer Roanoke. Ancr tie Roanoke ,c;, IL,9nna
be engines were picd TO receive passenger, MP
preaching n boats, Which afterwards proved to tc
P.rr, ~ Chcn Icsl,e noior,ctv A0cr the allure
Bra.ue ,rup,scd g. Cnria'n Dew to bond Ia ,cs-
BEL for go, 900 In goli, payable 1t Byrm Iin Brano
&c keep IT,. cargo. Capth D-rw = course REUSED
ON Thursday ~, gl,c "a, Of goals she received
o letter from a vcsacl Notiins speci. bnr,cncd
until lay. when 'cr pas'rurrrs wcc .ckru ct h..
the Ms,hlir. Tic Roanoke hat q valuable ca-g
II" hal" tobacco, scysrs and sussr Brs.nc and h.q
ssso ntcs were al rbcr 'ci. CAPTAIN Drew nnI
HE zen for New ! RI IN The sch lrer |. ruul
gu the In Inst
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The Bosus Prize righf-I.c,trI from Joe
lOburu.

The following. letter rom Joe Coburn 10 the Len.
don sroauSd Lirr. presents bis view n the recruits
Of the proposed match bowen him aud M,cc, ard
the new challenge ~ the latter:
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The PENNSYLVANIA Ficc';oH Mon; ;Gl De.
InD,Tnt.c Gaio fi,y nn .I, si,nnr nt,

~! rit5 ~, oct. y. -'j"''r.ar ,or.t,, .li..a,
g,'",A u,mocrsi.o majority al 90. Toe oiEcar
tia Democratic rnaloritic. CT tue horpc vote foot up
1920 and tho Jn.on molJritcs ,9,,J, cyoc-- q.
II nocraiic rnsioritss l52' with FrrcG 74nty to
hrar from, oni,i4ly. 1t r,''ort-d to lsy, g.yca
H. Democratic majority.
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The Captured Flag, An 'ptereaing In,cr-
view.
At eleven o'clock this morning, says the wash.
inSUa Ella " 1paSsy, general Sys,el hsd al u.
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
10 this war We deeply sympathiza with the afflicted
family n their sad oertavement.

Hseh P-,csS - P-ovtssoWs fU Rtcbmor nd
in txtYact from the " The rebe Cm
mss1Opers ~ Apprarement authorized ~ regulate the
prses o provisions s taken from the Rchmo0d Ses'nef
or July 2is-
The asscpt,on n the Confederate government having
becn 6rected 10 the eyorbian,y high prices Of provt
sn the arising oul of tho absence of
established scbeiuie, have athorzed the anDn'nt-
rcnt Of comm ssioners VI Appfalsament who, hivins
with tbs most rrcnineas farmers and business
men near Richmond, have fixed the annexed aftT
nrahihtied private partes from raising articles ef
10 sxrsmev high rates hone T. eynressed
that lha condition. ~ the needv ni distressed viii no
lust and tho nr0ducers The has greatly
deprecated below the specie stand ,rd and there Is
small srpaly or grain. accompanied with very great
demand for consumDtFn
The following standard 10, then. the lecal prices nj.
lowed BY the max mun rate be- Dal nv govern
all articles impressed in the o. sale,
and when esssd farms. or elsewhere, the same
prces 20 be paid
Wheat. prime, white red, bushe, or go lbs $50
hour good Gns bbl OF Sc lbs, Sis2 Aonr super
hna bbl of 1913 lbs $50: 1ur extra sunerhna per
bbl OF l96 lbs $3.50: -four family bbl OF la6 bs
eIss corn, prime white yellow, nnshel Of tS ms
S2i unshecn corn prime white or yolow per pnshe o.!
5s ms S23 10: corn meal good, per hnsfei 30 IDS,
SS 20 rye prime bushel or sc lbs $40 20; cleaned
prime, hushe 80 lbs s5 wheat bran, good.
nor brshei or II lbs Ss shorts good, per nnshe o. ~
lbs 81 90; brown stuff good bushel o % bs S5 40;
ship stu good bnsbe of 81 bs So 10 bacon good,
hog rcupd per To- S5 pork salt, good, per 10, 50 ~
pork fresh fat and good To- net weight, ~ % lari
good per 10 S. pe1s good, per bushei $50 beans enoa
potatoes good sweet rer bnshel ST. onions, good pe
bnRhe $50 dried psarhes good pesed per hnsne SIC
dried peaches good uupeaed. busbel, IS: dried ap
| plea, good, peaad, per bushel IS.
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
CARAToGA RACES,

SARArocA RAcEsl
THE FIRST MEETING
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS,
"a, ID, 9TH, S,h and Gin Of August, 1884
Several RACES WILL sE RUN Bach DAY,
No ,,.,roos commsncng m n, sr prsmpty o. iiS ~
hsiAre rules 70 govern.
FIRST DAY-PIRsr RACE
The TRAvERS STAKES for three year eha 10 carry
100 pounds. $50 entrance play pay; 5000 added ix
80 ' sxHE DXYmsEcoap lyp siaSoa RACE.
r'''' $500 sEdosBf 81 sf' oA1mpssf am1i ss;' RACE
:" ~ AGES sSss PT.is fsss S%7-sscosb n Tjsi RACE
gGnnsss S9 ;, en,Iasc. play pay $500 added. mule
SANE DxY-rHiKp RACE.
riiIRD DAY-rrRsr RACE.
sWEEFsIAkES, for three year olds: 10 carry 100
poons: the .,nn.r q ,he Trsrsr. STATES % .arry
" "'' Gsis1 ssxs "sS paasscosD Z psisIeaGa RACE.
The oonrrem Spring Purse, for oil ages. $500 Three
rouRrH DAy-vIRsT RACE
rurse $500 Selling race for all ages Oss and suarer
SANE. DAY-sEcoYD RACE
n''d''ap rs..i s.as s'VS DA9nfaI.p ff Ii5e- RACE
Purse $500 ,1r yT sssep s1rses 91e 1ns mn'
napdap rurse $3.50 for syesS oids bsasss At rasrsos
"d Saratoga ME- seAsi xE nay.
Pnrse $500 Hurdle race. Dash Of two miles
ample aaordns perfect view Of the entire Course from
each All The be. hor:ss In y. eo.ntry .il be Ia 4.
psisd An eSsien, police viii secure good order
Persons leavss Esw York in the evening e,hsr hv rs or
Esrs ,r.n. WIN also ssvs Troy and Aibspyi Al NJ and
arrive s Saratoga IA time for y, rsc:' r.vu,. p.,
O wssArIY. Secretary
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cudng s4 bales 70 srecnlstors snd eyporfers Tho
m rket Is bnoysnt, with IA advance or Id l1d. per
ID. siIcc Friday last.
TRADE RFPoRr.
ne Manchester market b excited, with sg advancing
TENDENCY.
IJvErPooL BREAD9TUFFs hAREEr.
The breadstuns market n quiet, but steady. Messrs
Rchsrdson. Speuoe h Co. Ieport:--rlcur su.st ssd
steady Wheat b~m winter red, "a. sd. Sc. 0u. Corn
easier; mixed, 30s Sd. . 3os Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION NARNUp.
The prov is'on market s generally nrm. Wakefield.
Nash 70 and others report-Hsef srm Pork has an
inward tendency facon stib adv,ncioa Lard ermer
al s0s ASS Iallow steady. Rultes steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUcs M.RgsT.
Ashes qniet. Sugar steady. Coaee Gnie, and steady.
RICE quiet Iinseod oil eteady Roein: sales small.
Spirits turpentius inactive at COS. Petroleum quiet,
quoted -. Id on spot,
LONDON MARKETS..
Preedstufs qaiot and seady Sugar easter tofee has
an upward tendency. Tee duh Rice qniet ialow dull
yHE LATEST NARKRrs.
IlvEsPoou, July 1h, 1884.
CorToN.-Salcs Of tho week us 600 bales, Mcludng
tales 20 spectators aud "a GOO bales TO exporters
The market buoyaps with ady anoe OF three fonfh
OF penBy 20 penny 10. tha week. The sales
to.dsy friday 10000 bales including 600 TO
specuainrs aud esaorters the market closing buovan
sni unchanged az the following aGsnozed quotations
Fnir A..i7tno
Orleans. ................... Nominal. 3iLd.
hoble..... ...-.......... Nominal 3thd
UpsDTs. .................. No~nlrai, 3'd.
-stock pot 2l2 00o bales, Of wnish 750 bales
Ametboau.
BRRApsrtsso. market IL quiet and steady. Wheat
hrmer and ,pwnrd.
PRoyEIo.s.-The market is Arm, with sn upward ten
d0pcv
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tend the funeral from the residence OF her PARENTS 10
Fast Eleventh street on "Wednesday attsrnoo9 az TWO
Come cry, Staten Island.
MxLY-On Monday, July 20, BznAAD Rms, aged q
the friends and acqusutspces n the family are re-
spect uy invited 10 attend the funerai from ms iate
residence b04 West street, corner OF Jane TINS
Rrrrsa "A, Lewisbarg. Arkansas, Lieutenant WILLIAM
HoraKss RIrrsa Third Arkansas cavalry, eidess son
Nathan Ritsr, aged 25 years and months.
Rgusss On sunday evening July "a, SUSAN Auc <rrA
widow of Daniel Remsen and daughter OF the late fcnry
pogers OF this city n the f6th year OF her age.
Tha e,, yps and friends ~ tho family are ctfp,v
iuvied attend the funeral at St ome e church.
on Wednesday afternoon at tour O'Clock, yut further
srAsroN. sunday July "a, Gsoacs ~x-prrr. Young
est William and Matilda r ssan ~ aged mont his
and days
The relatives and friends <tsuy invited TO at
tend the funeral this nesday a <rsoou at two O'Clock
from Whiting street, Lafayette, - j..
Boston Mass papers please f<opy.
Tousass-On Monday lnY2s, FRAxus TovnAss, aged
IS years, 8 months avd days
TIE friends OF the family those or his bro In
law John NJ. and Cornelius powHey also the members Of
tho shpwrchts' End Cauker IS Association and The
fully invited to attend tho funeral, bis
ool ck.
Rochester papers please copy.
Eureka Lodge No. 2a3, Y. and A. M-The members Of
Eureka Lodge are notified TO meet at tho Lodge Room
for tina purpose " Ing the last tribute or respect To
oor deceased brother fraacs goaans m By 20 order
GEOh0E w. DilhS w. III.
Jos. A. Cook, Secretary,
TowEfs On Sunday, Jiy "a, ANN TowrRs aged II
| years.
TIE friends 0cquaiuanccs OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the iuDeral from her late resi-
dence, lat East Thirty street, TUESDAY
1 Afternoon, at hall. past one o'clock
UBspxuL-In Albany, on Saturday, July %, suddenly,
| JANR wife OF John Ubslell, OF this city.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the unerai this (uesdayl Afternoon at
two oolock from the Madison square Presbyterian
church, corner Twentyfourth street, without further
| notice.
woolsEY On Sunday evening, July "a, JOHN K. Wool
SKY, IN the 45th year of his age.
The relatives and f1eyds OF the family respectfully
invited attend tho fnneral Wednesday Afternoon
at three O'Clock, from his late residence, 80 West Ninth
street.
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MYsCELLAyEOu..
u,HE GOVERNMENT LOAN


II
sacoooo oo
This loan 10 authorized bv Congress. OF March T.
1854 which provides for lis RaDEMpTIoN IN COIN as
any period than ten or more Than forty from
It's date, a. the pleasure os,he government
Untl s redemption hvs per cen, interest Is to be paid
semi annually IN COIN.
Subscriptions the oan are received by the Nasiona
Banks in United States currency ottsf
funds taken by them or deposit a. par.
Is exemption or local taxation addsfron ono
10 three cent per annum q value.
The Of in,erc.. this although but Ave pea
cpn much gre.er currency As the difference
between the marke, value % currency and gold.
rus the per speeie Of ali solvent
governments always par above and currency now
funded loan vii be worth It's face In golas
besides paying regular liberal per cen,sse the
holder
The authorized Of This loan is two hundred mil"
lion dollars The Of subscriptions reported 70 the
Treasury a. Washington is
s1oOOooo.
Subscriptions win be by the Treasurer OF tho
United States at Washington and the Assistant freaurero
at New York. Boston and Philadelphia and by the
First National Bank OF New York, No. Wall street.
Second National Bank of Nav York, Twentythrd street
and Broadway.
Third National Bank OF Nav Tnrk, No Nssssu street
Fourth National Bank Of yorx 27 20 Pine street,
Fifth National Bank OF New York, 33s Third avenue
Sixth National Bank or New YORK. Sixth and Broadwae
Eighth National Bank OF New York. ESQ Broadway
Ninth National Bank OF New York. 3Gs Broadway.
Tenth National Bank OF New York 2i0 Broadway
Central National Bank Of New York, n Duane street.
National Exchange Bank or York. lS4 Greenwich
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositares OF publ money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout country (ac.ng agents or the Saonx
Depositary Banks) win furnish further nforamon
plicaton and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS. :
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Com mo. roiai Intelligence.

In tie LONDON none, market the funds we're tmprov
Aa under the pariac aspect ~ affairs houey was
a6uodenl tho dsoo rates In the open market were
n o u per oeDt below shs banks minimum
he wsst lpdss steamer had arrived with nearly two
nnA . quarter miiions ~ aoAlars in specie
Lostor, July ia, 1894
Cossoh closed At 90. s0x for rnopey
Assucss srocsf salee o' Anois Central Railroad st
u 20 y discount; Erie Railroad 4saap
LoynoS, Apy 10, 1894
Sonsos closed Al s0s e0,. for money
SAs bcillon 10 ,be bank o England hm decreascd
~ 500.
1nsscis siocgs The attest sales ~ere iunoIs centraI
InNsiroAd Al al &C difo0ult; ffe k0ifo4d, 5Os ~
IIyHaPrrb C0rruS SAekr
fhs seiss ~ cotton lof ogr 6eFE thed 20 900 baos
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Death OF Captain John r-tfcn.i.N
Hmm lAt P.ieLahuru Ex.Ea.s L,,..

We deeply regret TO announce that Cant Aohn M,civl
OF The artillery, 10 nohiy identified wnh defence "
Morris huand and lstoy or Fort Sumter, &, ed %
luesd't last on tbe parapet 0f Fort Sumter tart ce
~m youns officer o. areai enliantry and hat wpS
~ ufat" hsllucfif u0t oriv Dy ,nfbiiUn ~
ttghesi order ~ couraFt hr also ~ hose aLanm ~.
cb WI ,ht eonldence q tDc soldiers az y u hn
e,NOrltf olrrf.
MS - ne ssr9a s4lsut - hat Af Atcho bas lass
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mO OOn nnn LOAN
OF THY
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.

COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Subscriptions are hereby invited a Of Two Milton
Dollars author by ordinance Of the Board Of Super
visors approved by the Mayor Juno 49, 1884 entitled "Ae
the Armies Of The Union parcel Of the quota Of
the City and County OF York any future sR
the President for men,"
proper such subscriptions will be opened
Al the Comptrocrs ofncebn after Saturday
Juns instant, and viii until the whole
shar be taken.
Subscribers win BE- required deposit with the CeantS
Treasurer At the Broadway a nix within five days sftsP
entering their subscriptions subscribed for by
them respectively. presenting his receipts for hs
10 tho Comptroller they will receive bonds Of the
county for equal amounts redeesbs before Junsl
1865 from date payment the rate Of
six per per annum.
Our fellow crsens. and the pubic ~
fully invited operate with OF Supervisors
in the benevolent and patriotic purpose Of supplying the
quota OF from this county. On the cali OF Mo
President for more men for army 10 be made
public, without resssns drafs that purpose Az
ton win not be taken 10 raise volunteers undsy sAo
ordinance referred 70 until suricien, 10 sab
ser,eed 70 Warrant NE Committee In preceding II Nh
matter
CRY o. NEW YoRK DHrA fINANon Cos1TRok.
LER's OryicK. June ~. 1864
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
nR SCHENCKS OWN CASE
- WHILE LABORIku UNDER CONSUMPTION.
AND HOW HIS fULMoNIC SYECP, SEAWEHD TONIC
AND MANDRAKE FILLS ACT On rHH RYS-
TEN IN CURING DISEASE, AND rHE

~ WHILE LABORIku UNDER ooNsuMPTIoN
Tns snssT i psSHSs sGaSGss ssFhss ssssDisa EhG
Thirty ,ears ago vas in the .., stage. q pqlmesa,y
Dr. .os !. ss.
sS s.s .Is =; 5s:, =:
i've % p.es wssrs % :. nv family % li,ed aud Sss s'ss ssn
D.. ':'sss s -s. %s 's:' S D ns
.g.,rs He mad seen Al m, ism,y go .h.i way; and
q: pubic vsss cured r....s:s . N:
sps 4 s @ :; %.ss: :ssry
pain night s..As a: es..n !, ..,s @e .sa .pp.,i.:
sssns TOO %sin ;s.S s:.ss
$: ss
hundred and O. twenty pounds os my r.eo,ery. people
p. FOR ID. .a,go.s pay rte,...,onsi no
male. ss.s msdcnes s"s va. cured o. eoa.%mp,os
x Ss S .o "sas % % s
be healed dyns sour,; sndsr tss or.
sm5s" a s 'n ssrup sawed
lobe q nc rrd, s.s s: o..I 'oss %ssS ssp.ssa
apss. Is. ,ss, aus % =; ;esr.by %s
:a%s,isn %ssS. ss:s y .ls: y:
h.ce and the, dsr.nss whole
hs sasn ss SsssE sss Se ~ r A. .sa
nsen OF the pa,rnt with The Rs.promeier and md
M s,'s s:. s:s
OF their accord. No
@ sS%s" s:.
isrs. s1p9s:ss q .,S,1
. .es ,, - ana Ss, ~ tbs ''
Good nutrition IT. !, ss rr%'ay 70. ssvs any disease
SU, and . % until s ,9" can e, s n the
Il. e", wsy 10 s:si
ns sss: sps a's,sea era a. S.s , G9ec ns
psr,on. have 40 des that ssrisn medicines are xreas
be purified. diseased the d.ss..d mai.
n. s sa Gs the .,an. az 10 G,ss ss o e
sooi ~ses vii AK. a"' ,Ss pss. o. has
sehenes paIno.e syrup one Of the hes. prcparaons
Ss.a s'p ea R
r &. .'s %
se so ana 2 sS os. . s
s,,ent Never MIND ne cough r,moye ihs cause AND
room: TS.y say S., .s ,s ,rons.i
rsy sa sa; mg NY eoasS - S:s .na tho,
~ MI NJ, aS; sS
Ioed appetite 70 seoa, nine DAYS wh.s ,hsr- oos
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country during The ses,on and eh us and
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feel any way weak OF deeiha,ed itisA smulan, dstea
from The Of the aeawesd perfectly harmless.
and more psis,abie than the beat of French brandy
especsly as can be Obtained now a days I will be sa
my rooms No 81 Bond street. ruesdAv, from A.
ufif w. Each gets ticket st tbs door, and ad
mittsd 10 consulting accort ng thsr "A
sometimes tes two hrre hours before they to their
turn unless they early IN the Persons
ferbe and having 10 rome In public carriage will be al
tended 70 A. once To save them unnecessary espsns An
advice free bu Tor bosugb rrsnnAtco With the Res
pnomeirr me p.ce 81 TIE examination W mate ov
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ANNUAL PICNIC AND coTILLIos Bx
y c,r.on Of the cuiis Association 10 bud ey Grove
wsdnNsisy, July a. Steamboat aud barge viii ie.ve too
,f West Tenth street At ~ O'Clock, Twentieth street Mt
Ind Fort, third street NJ sk A. Tickets 0ity cents
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THE TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND
II TROrfING.
WEDNESDAY. JULY "a, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
MATCH FOR 81, ,0c0, HALF FORFEIT.
NILE HEATS. BEST IN s.. IN HARNESS.
J. ". Marion names m. Belle Of Hartford.
Carpenter names r. soncwail Jackson, OF Hartford
JOSEPH CROCHER0k Manager.
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from the Petersburg EXPRESS. July %
An excellent article ~ fresh beef sold the Rich
nond markets Thursday low three dollars per
pound.
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e u r Q p e. |
The Belgian OF Father Point
with Two Days Later News.
Reported Engagement Between Union
Steamer and a Rebel Privatesr.
sAPTAN SEMMsS ON A TogR IN IRELAND
A Frvnch Writ Against the
Rappahann0ck.
Ab10rptisn or Rebel Cotton BoE6s
and the Lean still Advancing.
DANISH PROPOSITION Fer PEAcE.
Alleged YeDder Of His Fleet by the
King to the Germans for "Fro.
lection" Of Els Crown.
MESSAGE OF THE NEW DANISH MINISTRY.
DANISH PROPOSITION Fer PEAcE.
Alleged Tender Of His Fleet by the
Hins to the Germans for PRO
lection" Of Els Crowr.
AESEAGE OF THE NEW DANISH alyISTRY.
Mpolton's Interventica Said 20 Have Bcen
Invoked and Cktained by King Christian
xe, &ess &cs
FATHER Pcryrr, July 2S, 1854.

AIHBK fo0H
Tho steamship Belgian from Liverpool on the l4th via
londonderry the 18th instant, passed this point,
Quebec, at O'Clock thse afternoon Shs
Boarded by the yacht Of me Press and summary
sf her obtained Fer two days than
these already received
The steamship North American, from Quebec arrived
- Londonderry O'Clock the evening Of the 18Th
Instant.
ne steamship Hensa, from New York, arrived at
Southampton the 18th instart
The steamship Great Eastern had reached sheerness,
1fon Liverpool
mo AtlaStic Mail Company, Galway steamship line,
Asve further adjourned their meeting until the 18th Of
Juy the definite Of proposal
Postmaster General.
English Parliamentary proceedings were ruimportant
ne customary ministerial "whte bais' dinner was
1xea for July %, and Parliament would be prorogued
about week thereafter.
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SHIPPING NE w S.

Movs&sASs or Ocean Steamers.
PROM EUROPE.
Mails forwarded every In tho regular huoA
The for from Liverpool call NJ Qnoanstown sx
espt the Canadian line which call at Lcndsnderry The
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suN pIsg8 ...,.....A sol noon IL 81
SUN ssYs ,..........7 22 HIGH WATER eve II
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srrrxo On Saturday, July %, Mrs. ANNA SPRING, Of
a daughter.
Boston papers please cory.
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pouo, aay telegram OF June ~ reports that Amier
~ Csbul implicitly defeated Afzaf khan great bsIe
nara