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MASTER's SAIE.-Pursuant to the com
wi riand of an a-. d-cf-a order Of -ss from the Coc
Common Pee. II summit County at the suit OF Francis
Duneyy sHi Nis Robbins sdmlnrstofs OF Elias fssssus
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TOUR THROUGH ARlLoNA' %! D. ho'' pA'""-
(ssrond Paper.)
f,tusrR,rioSs Pine Indian Ghl'-Cts'le Dome
Gis Ci,y-M,siou Camps Ccunnasim fesA'--An'e'
lone Pesk-Msss Tower.-seene Of ihe VaH'sn ha''a
ere-Apsehs Hsnging-Apsche Crlcihed'-" hie :
Mnl-Pimo NinSss-Pimo NeIsonls--fiHio "On'sh
Grinding Whest.--P hsmpis limo WHO" u"
rIouruins-Ei Pecscho-IhS Painted Rocks on the
uiia-Tbe Painting z. on tho RookS--Casss CTspdas
AT HOME.
A CRUISE on THE "sAssACUs."
ILLUSTRATIONS. Tho Collision son weIe
0oue,r-Eaec. OF he Collision the Brs-Ihs
Chase through the Fog-BlOckade Runner wa Day
rsr Ashore.--1he Cabin OF the Wild DSyr'i'-W
tackled BY shsrp-Shooisrs. Thu AdmeSuon-"""
ming on Shore and Burn ne.-BosIding TIE buiHns
stesIner.-Ihe Purser.-Puitlus out the fHe'-t"'
Cabin Of the NutGeld-Ths DIswned-AhsndcneaI
al. Fate
ON THr WAY TO THE DIAMOND MINES
ny SOLDIER.
EXPLORING THT MA0ALLO"Af'
VHE REAL COST.
TIE DECLINE or TRAGEDY
LOST!
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AUTUMN TIME.
AMONG THE sHEAvHs
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Hiliiarp Nolites.

PRISONERS or WAR.-The Wives or
Widowed Moiiers Of fr.0ner Of Wa receive their
bach pay By calling on or addressing With etteI,,
BROWN SHELDON, No Peft place.
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pantins acaoemes.

DODWORTII's Dancing ACADEMIES.
IA -. 2lI FIFTH Az, COR .SsH a., -. H.
~. iJI NOsTA0rE AZ, bEoOgLrs.
MONDAYS ana Thur.tsy- N-dnedsy AMI ssturifs ir y
Iuesdrys sad tndsys. ia nrooAiyu.
Al ?. s0f ChiFer - y M fog Gentlemen Can FOR
circular
WIN. II. De GkRMOS Dancing Glasses are
W or.n 81 the Academy q Physical Cultlre No -
Nest siist pay-tud Evenings Of iuiion- W. pNESDAfs
aud SATURDAYS Young Ladies, As.es aGd Aeers. isot
? m. 0cn'lcfneu, sto 10 :. n.
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Real Gstale for Sale.
IIARM for sALE.-For sale a iirst,class
FOR SALE.-A Handsome COTTAGE

HOUSE and about acre n lird at Elizabeth, ~ Js
within eght Minutes walk OF the Depot; plenty Of uils
i.rse Jx Also adjoining tie above two ,uelc cottages
with lot iG1s2 wa be sod together single. Appyn
ALLEN l. BROWN, No. " broadway.
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kEAL EsfATE OFtICE.

Particular attention given 20 tie ,e ara eshrs< o. ~
Estate ia the CITY 81 PHILADELPHIA.
Cal Tor PHILADELPHIA HOUSE Register
Csil lor PHILADELPHIA FARM Rosistor.
ALLEN BROWN, no. 70 Broadway
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QEVERAL sPLENDID BuILDlNG sITI

- in Tr,uto. y. j., sniabs for CITY LOTS. Streets
opened I'd .rsi,d. Hslltilul location. fOR sNLE'
bargain on most elss terms - . ~
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PRESIDENT DAVIS AND CHArLAr Ns.-The follow
ins letter from President Davis answers Il memo
rial q! h committee appolc,rd by the "Generss As
socia.ioa OF the Chapains and Missionaries OF tbs
Amy CT Tennessee" asking tha; ministers OF the
Gcsps. now in the ranks be appointed to the posi-
iion OF chanIaIns, when psnperly recommende
and qualified for the sacred Office:
CcSrxpEsArs srArss or AxEereA,l
Executive Department.
Etoan3aa. Va, April iolh, 1864 }
Rer Ctds II Skin, Ssv Chapman, and hev W
Mooney, committee, Dalton. Ga
CedieinaHi The President has received Jour let
'sr Of March e;h ani directs the 10 express to you
his deep sense OF the Importance OF regular and
earnest religious Instruction and consolation our
brave so dirrs ha does not osesums DOUBT the
Escesst = OF chzpiainS In iui. number, and knows
of no Ia. e ne ffonsliton OF sach from the
Ju fc 8 etlef haG5, rs c5NstjeTs the spirit Ws:eh
prompts ministers 10 volaatsef ~ prtsases AID
Sitoa "a an ia meet OF their htaess fos the dulles
of chaplain, wasre kaowteiss OF tha wants, -
wei: as yea fbr ihs s,od The soldier Is frQaifat
rue afsseics vi iafs2 number II thesn aevstcd
rirn ia the iahaS oil the amy has contributed
g'eai!S - Elevate and purify the religions toae aud
sentiment OF oaf galant soldiers, All waite t. may
not bs sssthla TO nfoSiis 10, All OF these a. chap
tains, ihu' feadsst9g necessary diScfsmihANoa As
IL their claims, IA inteaiioa exists 10 preclude
toes' 'fom receiving the eanctson and cou"enanee
o. iaW. ia their bon ofabla efforts, BY pronoiou.
Thanking you tor yous kind wishes In hts oehats
the President requests me to convey Ia you tue A.
eurahce OF his esteem, aud ef his appreciation Of
TIE great work In which yeu are engaged
am, yenuetucn, vefy respectfully,
Your o5rii-nt servant,
WV PaE,roN JOHNSTON,
Coioaei snd A D c.
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"Livss" Or BANx Norxs,-Tne sveSags period
which each dsuomisalion Of London neles r..
maiu. In circulation IL shown BY the following au
sheatic account OF the numss, OF days bank aoss
is.ued in London reanaius In circulation
E3 note, "a; $40, u; E2o, 50 y $50, iesi
6 ~, l3.1i G 50, "a 9. k!0o ae>Ai GSo0, ~ q ~,
log; $500, IL d l,vO0. ii l. SBs exceptions to
thess averages are NV, and therefore reuafkabie.
The time daring which soRe Rotss rsmajn uapge
ssased II Ieckonea ~ The century. On tie 9Th a
Ssoss usAss lSt6, & % nose ps~sented, hear
ins date 4Ah IanNafy. Hay. Aaothes, fas 6 10.
tssued on th- l0th Of Nossmbef, i7os. was Gos
psii MI ,hs 96th OF April, f9ts Toessts legal
rxtaas VI the rse enSic poas~ss<N ~ 10 note
wRo kaet 81 framed ANd Ss asd TOT series OF yeass.
pGsfesfiaa 70 ieast HE eyes upon 10 pautaG the
amount h represented oct Nj tnaefsst u wss con
vsftcd Into kad. however. without 4 daY's hsa ef
time ~ hts heira. ~ his deMisra TACT wtich can
vcsy eAsi,y be credited.
S,olsn and lost notes arc generally iore abseA.
tees. hc former asuaity make their Appearances
coon aNer great horse race, o. other spoutnl
evrat, altered or dlssuised "a o. 10 deceive hank
css, whom the bank furnishes list OF the nun
bers aud datrs ot at slo,eH notes. Bank aosss
nav. b-en known t0 light pipes, 10 wrap M sa6d
aud so be used a. curt paper; and Btittsh iars
mad with sun, and prize maaeS, have aot aaffe
quenily Ia The time at made sandwiches OF ,he
between bsead and hustes. tas~l~ssasss ssves the
Saak eaormoas psodts, against which the ioss at
mere & 3d. LOO not~ IL but sfide. In thu forty
yea1s e~sween l:02 and 1892, thsrs wsre eu,siand
Ing notes ut ths haak dd Eagsand presumed u
have bssn iost OF destsoyed 10 81 =
33s, COO odd. oi shich every sliIitas was cleai
psohs 10 Ihe Bank.
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A,rsA..sos o, ras axass,A AND psr,,.,x. on

APrsARaScs or rHs 0EaaatA AND Disr,Piixs on
Board The Confederate cruiser aeossta, witch
IL in this port, has all the apPeasaace OF thu
most respectable steamers, and a cargo would be
put On hoard without any hesitatioa. ehe mounts
only eight guns, but she IL so sharply built Tor
ming that there Il aat an enemy that could escape
her. Captain Madit, her commander, Is yauug
man Of good stature, spaakng French duenty. and
enj0yias q hlgn reputation ia America. fhc re-
snsindef Of the adtcrSs ar. relatives of the beat
fsmi.tes In the couaGy. The crew Is compossd of
aHe haatscd and twenty determined men. though
by 90 means OF tenacious appearance. The disci.
pline On bonft II vetY severe A fex days aimee,
white the officers were On shofe, some tRhAtttAHts
of Bordeaux. hasiag Visited the vessel, Situated
amoas ths men soMe bottles Of btHnty, amt The
Maiofsy sf them became ths worse Tor EQa0f -
Capt kstat. tesarnsas. had sasty 0f them put In
tfoas We 80 not thlGk have aay tight ~ 81
suse the etjset which Is ssaefasiy sa.i 10 .he
preseac- Of the O-s3ts at 6osdes0x, hat aef dc
Psuase vii be, perhaps iesa uasQaii taaa her At.
rival. - Federal vsesei 10 sait 81 10 csuisiss
nisht aad day OF tue mouth OF the ciso aas.-6~s-
dt6us Sroaes) Oh ssjs, -apsti Q.
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LESSONS sRoN PoLANps FAre.-The following
edicts have been issued In Poland Tor the more
speedy suppression of the rebeiitou

First an order applicable principally to the dis
tricls infested with bands of eaetiiias. According
To II every e,oprietor shah rrader tn the military
authoIiii.s an exact account at The number and
nature of the horses ia his stable transfer af
horses Is "a take psee without the express pefmis
sion Ut the coniniandant; fur;hssuaofe, no person
shall 70. The faiure tide airy horse uIl.ss be
actually engaged Ia ;as Geva.bment service, aud
fGr further security sit saddles coatisc ats !;
lasuy, no bells TO be soanied IN any place what
ever, except In factories where signals for rest
can only be given BY ,hs, means; and In the att,
case !tst of the nauss az whcn tae bell shall b.
raL3 IL 10 bs posted Up uuder tho bell scpe The
two frs. regulations are ta,ended to restrain the
general supply OF horses To the insure ctiopiss the
last Is to prevent The warning signals given by
means OF the bella.
Aaoiher order given at Wsrsaw regulates the
uss Of mourning among The people: nooies may
wear Il fot SIX mantns; meschsBts, HadssRss, and
others TOT three neEtnss but the permission u re-
stFtctsa absolutely ths wife and chtiaten ct the
decreased. Fuasfais are sut jeet Ia . non:eipa
taxi thk numhet of Aoasners II made psapo usns .
II TIE tar pati Il Il 10 under toaeie, ~ noatnefs
atiav Cd; Ii Uaief fe, IS snaufNAfsj ansi so on
S mnurasss tar every 10 gs2biaSs ahe National
Govefament has pabts he'd AZ ukass ia sns~.t Ia
lhai ut the E.nperof maHum,taax I! q sesf; u Dc
eistes saeh = measure saPssdao0s. AZ Il had aeca
anticlpaseA BY shsmselsea tths Nailousi Uav~r6-
nenti .nose taan year ago ao duty should there
ore Do pa BY tna psasaots on aecoan, Vt Il.
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rn. weu.plso or aK, Losesrsssr The fsl

THs WeUsDisa OF GxS LosssrRRgr The fol
lowing ieues from Captain Tsyiof, refutes the "a
NOR that Gen Loneafeet was ~onaded. or that
1ea Jenkins was Killed. by the fifs OF Ashons's
brigade
RicaM9SD, Msy q, 1864
To t.s E4i.tsf ef t.s Ealsirsr
Sir tthaa been ssssTaiiy fumosed, and indsss.
haa appaIcc IN Ut The puaiic p'fais, that The
tteoas OF Mshane's brigade wounded Ltsut.- Gen
l.as sad Killed hifs. osa jsakils.
asu Ia rsssipt OF Letter, addressed 20 me ty
diTe casa Of lieut. 0ea iatSsuaet. Ia which be
sx ore ra,as mat ssgais f,om iha charge lid
possess iaciitlies, casd with tqaH aitness, re-
futs the charge reference ~ tn desIh 0f TIE IL
meased Jenkins
Jas,ies to ,hess hrsvs and tue men. who has Z
90 surely stss.sd thsis sslof. aad of whose Aon..
hafs u iafae psoPofttoa hss is,sn, ktiisa II
wounded, "a liss peatias battle. demands Ihis cen
tfsJicsIoa al Iss imPausions csst upon them.
an, Colonel.
ke1xassos fAItnR,
Caas and A a u. Ashose'S Hft1ads.
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PSDSC-ED.

isis announced lhs. Msto- Ger. Richard
Taylor, wGo has foE the last eighteen months
csrncGcted cleEa.ious IL. the trans-Gissis
sis-. 5?sTtEaaLt y-.2 signal ability -aa sue-
cess, hEs hal conferred upon him tie ra1k
ard iill, c: L.sutsc2. General. Weua.sr
sts2; TINT ia:s distinction ves oonftfrei a,
;he 'nataoce of ,he GsGtTal ccuuan3!cs =
i.i.t dtf a-;issut, - IN acknowledgement Of
his recs-t eri!liaas ssi triumphant cam.
Patgn G-airs. BarEs. Gen. Taylor has fairly
won his promotion. and the rev raIk could
s4os have tasn rno-e worthy bestowed.
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esr.slx1xr o. rus PAxssao CAss We under
stand thu, The case of the Palnpsro will not now
20 20 Jury uial, an Arrangement having been msje
ar its settlement We believe ihAt by the arrange
Dent the owuess have consented 10 verdict hslna
entered f,s the crown, fertritins the vessel oa
sone Que c0uLt Of the iRfosmattoa, 10 - selected
BY the owMers. they making such exploratory
sszteaent the sutl1ct ~ they may thtnk d..
sisabe Il h provided, the other hssd, thai the
owners are tetaia and trade sith the vessel. h1.
are not sell u for ~ ysars except with the
made In the ss.ucturs Of the vessel. We under
stand that sha builders are NO passes 70 the cosn-
prom -, which provides log scstl ng their ei.im
aad hsvtas Il withdFswn ffoA the proceedings =
aessma