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tsT TITLE MAC" FOR PRESIDENT
II spade. Ne rIumr.. -Llo' Aeen,- vented to
.sl new Mcclellan bst.e he le., Of it, Kind ever
!, 4aT. x|s;,:n smss ,. mar cssS s,1 S.e s arp
HiMt-. BROS. q co, i52 Cha,haul''. ~
MCCLELLAN AND THE PEOl'LE.-
NA sion MASS ntL rI>''.
A Grand Mass Meeting Of The r.oi." n favor Of the
siSEKAE',FOR,E n. MCCLELLAN
" Tho ife.iaoncv II the niitd st''e. VA, tc held
WErNrsDAY TVtSISc,, Au.tr, II i,eL
ut half pact Seven o'cl1sk.
let tio p.or, .lly IN their ~ aht sni demon.
= ate their rdcI't ~ The tur'iiuton and the non.
teir ou'inh zncc oi brave And patriotic .oii ef-
rnd their alta nent 70 to-e scSt pfinrlpos- repie-
Nntsd by ou c.oser Loader.
Ilt follow NJ s.ainont speakers are oapct ted n sd
drera the niee.iDr.
Hon li,IaW Ncichnm, wm. \. koh,e, L-j..
Hon John Is. Iiaskin. Ma.nus t,Io's t.;a
Hon John VI al bIien, Geo. pic'z. i-eu,
Hon ,'ilteft Dean, LWiu Raurr, t-q..
lion III T.. Portion, ouis Eit.ncet, Isl,
l,on A. oske, Hal Chs- iattl a,ornc. -.
lion Ileo. ;. Toni nsoD, Hon Ecv',ay john -"l Nd.
lion ha-. =. naly, lion , Ethcfidr., Tenn.
'f T,"I Me.I.i r. f1n I'm. .n Sn T. T. koi,oS ls1s Hn fc
" kctchum, .lr E.i- lion Caleb Cushinr. Mas.
Hou. L. 1. isrol ky- lion l. & wintSrcR MNs,
Hon .locl Ia ker, ~ lion Hiia.d d, 'iiass.,
Hoo ko'inan piica- y. j. Loo 5. s. Co.'S OHIO
liou rheo. cuylc-, "a, ". y MURPHY, Ira, y y
,ioa missr toean, Pa J.p taq'ot; Fsq- ny
'9p'IP 1op. sa Mcclellan r.. "G GS.as G.hSI' vi. ..o
p~' sr'oi' rrn'ci tih rr1ni ~ pla of Fireworks.
IN mon al pcscut,i on. platform, and rlorlns
With The sir ultnuoo di-charc Of t'r'v-iouT
rievc Iockois. Music by t,rai'ula- seventh Resi-
men Band. The Committee oi ArrHn em.pis viii
tc IN ses-on ftoin to Z. VI. daily at the sinclair
Hou-e corner Is csdsny aud Eighh Ut. All p-srcin-
tlons Snd fclcfatone uIrn arrival at the usutnr ID
p'r" tcioit 30 the Reception Committee. Who Will
i' ~ atonduce To receive the ,I+nkcs ami ins it,d
ru' .th o. the Wa .an Bois. iiIh 81, tfurn l.. NJ
III u,a closing Of the uectii..
RI SrtNFNs. Chairman
C.inu,tter of sNXTuusomcuts.
IsascisJ Tr"Krr- Secretary. 4lS
SINTH WARD AROUSE .-rfIL CITIZENS
'-'ot che Wefd Who ae desirous o jo,tiue In the
ce..ion 10 tho Mcclellan demonstration, viii meet
th the Mcclellan Club at the sixth Ward HoieI D,
thi- evonins at Iocl9k. by order Of
51s JAMES COS lEILO, Nnrrhal.
18th WARD GEO. Il. MCCLELLAN Cluh
= votice The f,onds Of Gcotge Is. Mcclellan arc
inNIsd 10 tnoet tonight, Of g. O'Clock. Mt the unc-
tnn OF CanaI aud WslkoI ste, 10 pIoceed the Me
.!t'lnn Mn,s Noeiiur ~ I MON iuafc. n. h.
Woodbury., President. WM.f. SNIffEN, sec $50
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r'y res'afd'd d as irnIer'lnen' and uu""'sn'"i
1h' un@ghuy bui'dinrs'n WV '"" NV s
removed. number nj lstrcr' oo'n"enceo '''
work o' desu"c o0e yes'efna'' Ano 10" 'He o
wing We laid cempiehIy are "h,'o hunu''" W
omen And chi's'n were Ascon' sn' c.'r. 'ns
'h the w'"d Tor '"e- '''" I'D '1o p'e''"'.
men who "efe ." ''e sIo'' no'o '"'''' w"
he s'7'o fcr' 'ne sNn''" "'"A
we hs'''I' S' "''' '"'o ~" W." "
r$ks thts',
IN" ioSo ~ Y. D. 20" u'nu''s "1''" '''
- i"' evening 'or L'fnrs'
rfer''S lhss hce"ns OF VETERAN
WE no'n ~ VIC "fana'c'n u .u'' WV
ing reported 70 vol bnsihs Joy 'n' P'iI
ing par " me Ho''fhan h'e"ns
>nfhusaso wHs naniio"ci' 'N'fas" VI" oe
provided i"r such ~ arc uu''N ""s'
THE FAT-botiJNo HtHASoh.--AA "s"' III
v'-'erss 'u"' '"i'''"'"N '
..u..I
va .. 4, -. ,,id
-, .,.,. - .,.s .,, ,,T,r,., m,s,,o, sr ,ouss,,,
houses were, IN fsct, fn-trng esahlishrn.n'-, and
when me Do'sr' s'e IN '"'' '''''' A.p'os' ''n,
I"eho' "' '-'"n '" p"'' VIM "'!'
s'h'o"ia" s"'e o'' 'P'''' so"' '~'''S ,"'',
nation, yesterday, relative u tins lraiy which u
IN the 7th Disvic, nj the city az 'N!stricted" by
the Citizens A. oaiaton II, SAYS that above there
g., hxu,,o ..,.,l,.,,.n,. ,te,. o,e Ala, tVo
-,
saughhr hon~s. A"N e'ehihsSse no 'h''r"
a.. .,.r., .v.o 49,, ,. .o ir,ol.,.hie aha, &,
@o ''o"'" ' 'N'"
almost made nm sos' sthoueh' M n'o"s'
man. he was accustomed to unpleasant smells Tie
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MEDICINES.

4 LWAYS THE FRIEND OF THE iNTEM-
npc sc sPfRtNIA Gu es the do'I 10 3 oae
dr'HS, .r,us heiL Ii Gni make. all hlp9f. Plloe o4e
0oilai pc, tox. Fee by mail anvs hrsc. FARMS
WORTH A. Co, = Cedar II, New York. 3,,b
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT | HAD
l. two dearly beloved children. Roth we're affected,
by the will Of Cod | called upon two medical men,
Who were highly appreciated Tor ,helr clevernsss
,S, & se su diS ny iS aSasn sns ., o% aooa me the
disease but 10 recovered, thanks 70 the ON
niposent Lord and Dr.. y; Q. DONALD: p; Q, LEN
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DEATUR.
otIRK- On Tucsdsy, Aus. 2. 1894, Of . short but
.sVale iness Mar Anne, the beloved ~ife OF Philip
Qnik, native % Dalaies Co. lippsiary, Ireland In
III, 3Sth ear Of her age.
The funeral vii lake placr from the residence Of
her husband, south +th 1t, near llth st Brooklyn, H.
D.. cp THURSDAY afternoon nt So'clCk. liS
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..l.SYINC MACHINES.
COAL.

OAK AND HICKORY
w wood by the load OF cord, ~ the lowest price.
Y agd, % ave, Between S5Ih anu seth ss
$40 ROWLAND h CO
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A FEW MORE BOTTLES ON HAND-Ths
"A Z" sun" CHoLEkINE Kennedy, Tor Cholera,
Cramps, Collie, Darrh9a, Dysentery, &o.--the best
article ever used TOR the above onplsintsoean be
had o. 46 South second -, William sburgh ~ "a cent?
pcr bottle. We vsusnt thus 70 be senuiD& 0S
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SssIh'lsEN<:.

EOR IINERrOOI.-TApSCOTT'S JTNF.-
tY\OSt III. ............ llth.
d" hKAIllt To- . .....-...... 18th.
FOR LONDON, LINE.
Shi- HUDSON, sails ..,ucu.t 9'h.
Fo ,s-snse o Or from ths I'D countfy, trsits st
thN ose-i T'ssihie mites, apply %
TNsCol T. BROTHERS Co.
262 S6 south Stieet.
EOR LIvFRPOoI-oLp BLACK BALL
Line. The ship COLI MBlA will .ail promp,ly
on Nod resday Aug. 10Th For plsssse. apply hoaTd
loot oi beesrsn 4, or to ROCHE BRO1HEkS h
COFfEf, 60 South Fl. .bs
NOTICE-THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF
CORN, Of th. lire, viii sail us extra steamer
on THURS ~ Aug. II. carrying limited nuinber OF
cabin sni sec A. pts.enpcys At reduced rates pay
abe IA I :. .euireacy. JOHN e. DALE, Agent, Is
krutdS.y. SS2
old BLACK STAR LINE FROM OK ~
RtsolTE ...'''..'..-.,'' SAILS 10th AUG.
" lsCOtSiN ................ SAILS 18th AUG.
SWALLOW TAI. LINE FROM Or 70
LONDON. ~
AAIKiC " CONGRESS. SAILS 18Th AUG.
Tor pAasAfs d, All appy 10
80. WILLIAMS 4 GuION, ~ Fulton ~.
STEAM 70 UukENSTOWN AND LIVER
VIRGINIA. IA..................-a .-ails lSth of Nus.
ltlNhpN .................. tAiE sN'n OF NN.
psss,.ee $50 pa,able In currency. Apply u VII
Ii AVS i Gi tDN, 80 iirosis1'. 81
STE-iM FROM QUEENSTOWN AND LiN-
p.rI.ol -t,inard Line. ffun New York, sSCl cur
roucS. IL ScN Work, sIis GOLD. sllnnS ~. ed
tl4y, ~" i7th August. Apply TO WiLiLNMS
Gl luN' 20 iiroehsa.. ''os
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TRADES NovYMr NTs.


STr.x hon ~ MAa.Ls.-ruis Association rp., In
inr,e mum 90. last evening. N NJ htary II N, No.
100 Rowcry, f"r the purpos' % having a new ban.
rcr prcte.iei 20 heN. The President, Nj. p
Swin, occu,jcl T., chair, and Mr.. Peter p1noaue
=, ted us Ssreiary. The banner was purchased
with the proecs s nf ball. held n the s,h NOvem.
hor, 1868. About \ O'Clock the banner wss un-
covered amid tho cheers of The Association. Il IL 4
trndsome article, made ot silk and pain ted green
& Q iett long, anu cct broad. On one side IL the
r,Ircseniation ol the workshop Il the An,ire
In,n Works. In .hc foreground IL NJ. Mcbride,
* .ihl.,nt foreman 1t the Allare works laying out
tle work. TIE scene was skctchei whel tho bolt
srs q. the Vanderbilt were being made. Below is
thc name q! the society," and below the date Of its
organlzntl' n, March lih, lsG2. On the other side
~ the T., prcse" tat on ot ruom with mem'er sick
IN bet, NG -other sitting hesid. HIM. u wife
hni two children are in the room, and Mr.. Flcm-
lpg, the treasurer, IAN excellent hkenessl sppears
hand NJ hlm u q aniity Of ereenbaoks. Ahoye Is
Ne me OF th' Assr'lt on. The present. ,ion oi
re - "'r WIS u'..de rs NJ. " chaei N.cnnan, and
Ilc T." dent received u. Votes o, thanks were
i',' /" 10 Nr, 'napa e., the hnudsomc ma irr IN
y" 'cH % 81, tue l"nnrr, ami 10 The proprietor
d 'r So or scul . ,cpoiror u the meeting.
ipc assOcii. hen pgoc o.,ic, To IRA sact III usual
routine business, and the meeting adjourned.
NAnsTsHrRs ASD PoLIsaEns.-Ths body met last
,ycn.ng at Is Delaney strsst to receive reports
rom shops- The majority Of bosses were reported
svorsble 10 paying the sdvsnce Of fifteen Der cent.
sked by the Arociston.
CorrKssaOTss-ba y lo1 Hesi<r srsel, ne
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARD-WAN1ED BY A RESPFCTABLy
- lady, furnished loom With paftlal too,, go
location Necessary. A r!au i.l.lly p.eteT.i tds
d.e,- Mrs. DtFf 1876 Scconi av IA
HOTEL GARNY, 1875 EAST 6sTH ST, 4TH
Adoor hom ID tllrnshe led oons 70 let TO re-
siSct PIE mechanics Each, nice loom, f.onl u 2y
10 81 rs per week. igi
WANTED A COUPLE OF CHILDREN TO
boz 'di good care given. Apply at POI stanton
st. LIST floor, front room. "a
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Sinking o. the steamer Is. M. Hnnyon-
Fifty Lives Lest.
CAIEn. nm. M0ndaY, j

CAIRO, H., Monday, July -, l-'A.
The steamer James White, from New-Orleans
On the lrib inst, has arrived here.
She reports that the steamer Il. VI. Runyon, from
Natchcl, struck snag of Grhiths Landing 70 miles
below GgeenYiIe. Miss the 2lsl inst. and sank 10
the urrcan roof in about five minutes. She had coo
people on board, including 40 Of the 10th Missouri
Cavalry. ffJv refugees. some furloughed soldiers and
quite number of cabin passengers.
About fifty lives were lost Half OF this DUmtsr bo-
tonged 10 the cavalry regiment, and the remainder
ceptng tWo. were refugees and negroes. But two
cabin pas seugers, ayoung man named Chapman, o' Al
ton. and boy. are believed to have been lost.
Gunboai No. u came up about twenty minutes after
the disaster aud cred about forty persons. offers
swan ashore
There were also ON board tho Rlpyon III mules. 81
horses 70 wagons, the camp eqlpage Of the regiment
al OF which. with the boat, is total loss.
The James White brought mp most of the rescued.
eIcep. Tie cavalry who brought up By tho Marine
Brigade boat Lean 10 Memphis.
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lBLATCHFORD-M Cambridge Mas, on Monday. July 70
Mary Ann widow o. tho late Eds,gIass a. n 'no
DAyIS-On Monday evening July 70, Maria Ann wife OF
The re aycs ard end. Of the family invited aend
funera on "Wednesday afternoon at ot,oss. '.n '
late residence No. % Rutgers street. corner henry soe
FRASFR-On Mondsy July rs, Edwsri a. frs'er H. 30"
Of Edward A. ard Louisa Ann Fraser, aged ~ years
The relatives and friends Of tie family invited to aena
his funeral "edns.dsy, 9Th Inst ~ eoca p a..
NithOu, further notice.
FRANKLn--On Monday, July p. George n f'ansun' IN
The 5iih y-sr OF his 80 H.,
e. attend tie funeral from hi. late residence No 20 'ec""o
street. Thursday Ut 10 O'Clock
GREENEln Bergen " J., on Sunday luy a. Carrie Bell
daugte % John and Angelina L. Greene aged yeai'
and months
Tie reia, viii be taken Cornwall. Orange County for
int.rineui
HuMBERr--A, Harlem on Tuesday morning July %. Fu-
;sne Pradhomme infan. son q Theodore and Rececc'
The relative, and rends Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from IL, residence Of his parents
Onehunred and t~en. seventh street, Harlem hetwr-
Second snd Third avenues, wedps dsy, the 9Th inst
nj o'clock p. NJ.
KNArPon Monday, July IS, Levi. X. Knapp In the Goth
Tie frieuds and relatives Of the family his in law George
W. Dirhet his brother Charles W. knsgp, aso ne
are respectfully invi ed attend h funeral Weduosday
tue nth inst, from his late residence, West Monsan' ."
II o'clock a.
uocIrrcuEN-At Tosow. ned Psterson. ~ j.. or Satur.
day ,,ning, July Is sarah C. 'an B-reon' wife Of VIM
q. NcCutchcn. S"d 70 years.
The relatives and friends invited TO attend her fnrsl
M the F.t Baptis, Church. OF fh and South Fln
,irc..s WilIianiburgh, Wednc'day afternoon a. Il
O'clock
PgCK-or Tuesday morning, July &C. after shor Illness
Henry ". Peck II his city. a.
ho funeral viii t.k0 pe at hs late residence NJ
9n w., STREET Thursday morning ~ IS
o'.rL Tho relatives aud fo rds ct he family ore invited
TO attend without further notice. The ieles WIN o. 'aa"u
70 Bridgeport. Conn. for irterneu'.
RlCHARDsON-In Brooklyn, Tresday July 20 haf2h
Cheev,r Richardson youngest con Of Capt rdH ara cn
grdson aged - ga,
Tho relative, ri M of Tho family respectfully irseu
20 attend biz funeral ut the house o his ihef NO - 20
iaysc Bio0. yu Thursdsy Juy L5 a 81 'loc-
| p. NJ, yitlOut further Invitation.
uSDEhHiLL-Suddeny. Of general paralysis and soein'
# the brain Isaac q Cnderhl of Seoauous, " j., in the
9th yoar Of bic
The icYd aud relatives of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral without further notice ~ the Friends
MEETING House the Purctase Filth Day T.ursday
| 28fh inst. 70 II ~.
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Proposal. for Loan.

TREASURY DEPAETsENr, July IS, 1851
Note i. ier.by given that subscriptions viii he received
by tho Treasurer Of tho United States the several Assistant
rea.ues- and Designated Deposi!ore ard BY the National
Bank dcsgurcd aid qsfedai Depos;toIes ard Financial
Agents, fo Treasury sotc payable three year' from August
r. 1854 bearing nte.e. ~ the aud threeens'
per cent pof ouuur with semsnpua coupons attached paya
bic ~ lawful money
These notes will be convertible the option Of the holder
a, maturity into per gold bearing bonds redeemaols
acr Two and payable twenty years from Angus, IS 1867
Tho mote. vii i,.ued in the demon nations o. hty one
hundred hundred thousand and Eve thousand dol
a-. aud viii he i,.ucd in blank payable 90 order may
be directed ~ TIE .ab.orber..
Al subscription. i.. be 'o Gy dollars, OF multiple
Of fifty dollar.
Dupicle certificate. will be Issued FOR al depo't The
,r po ns must nao.se upon Tho original certificate the
Concentration Of uo'es required aud whether they are 10 be
issued 10 blank OF PAYABLE 70 order. When 50 ndor'ed ii
must i.a With the officer seeeisn, The deposit. to be for
vard.l - .i., Department..
Ti~ uoo. viii be transmitted 20 the owners frc Of .'aH'
/
AGcs,os o. Depo.ii they can br prepared
Incrr., will be allowcd August IS on oil depqsit' made
prior to h, date sud viii be paid by the Department upon
rcceip, Of the original Certificate
4. the note. dr.w nterc, from August H. persons making
po. .ub,eqaeu to that Jato pas Tho interest accrued
from date OF no.e to daie Of deposit
Prses depoiug twenty hSe thousand dollars sni np"sId
for tiesc note. st any time will be aowcdH commission
Of oneuarter Of per cent which will be paid ny this de-
prt7,or. upon the receipt OF i r the rHoun certified 10
by the officer with whom the deposit made No deduc
ton. for commissions Ne made rom the depo'l's
oac,s, receiving deposit. viii see that the proper indor'
sneDi. az made upon the original Certificates.
All officer. auhorod,o receive deposits ae requested 10
,f 10 applicant. all desired information. sud af'Fd every
fscil.sv for making subscriptions.
WI. FEsSENDEN.
q .ifeT -.a.
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Drnuautic Itcns.

"BAYARp" RESIGNED. -Mr. I. j. Ottorson,
who has since September. lsol (w.th brief intprup'
iion,) done the dramatic criticisms az DiiLes SPIRIT
under the nom plume Of "Bayard has resigned his
position. being called away b., more pressing dulles
ARRIVAL oP "OUR KATE. We notice
among the passengers By the Scotia arrived ,estoFdh
from Liverpool. Ms Batoman daughters and servant.
The many friends Of the young american ragedenne
will BE- glad once more 70 SEQ her fair f,o".
RrRALIzIsG- their long season o'
Jou,l. duty f,srnum'- Museum Dramatic Company are
enioyng themselves as follows: Holloway comedian j.
ru-tcating On lis farm Louz I-laId Mr.. j. o..
Prori- spending the summer quietly at her sist'f b
rural retreat near CINCINNATI Mss Nliord' ME-
France, and Mr. jameson arc enjoying Themselves ~
Lake Mahopac; Lew Mcstaycf il on 'hc wing tnn'N
inc az White Mouniains Newport. and Cnre May
Bridgeman aud several other Museum celebrities are
fishing and hnnting in Maine, T.. ]. Taylor ct's'
.nnnaecr) is takins It easy on hoecST Farm IN l"-
State running occasionally 20 The city to sutrih'eh'
be getting W. Of a superb opening drama i"f scp'sn
her the scenery % which f. in active progress urde
IIege and numerous assistants We learn that IN az
1i,on 10 an Of these old fagorie NJ. BaIum has en-
ragged Mcssrs. Levick Demon Grac". and sc'ba'
other populsr artists for the ensuing season.
SALARIES, d'.-iuc ip!IoHlip hopS NV -
one whose long service in m departments ofthe dam"
NJ actor, manager aud author, en'i hin to
hearing:
To "a, I1i,oy or The g. ). Topse ,r,..
SIN Tho remarks in your valuable iournr o. Iur'
dny lac, roatye 20 "Thcarionl salaries" are ifuinn
and well spplicd. But class of sago ropTr'eIn1
lives seems 10 have escaned thu writer's notice a.
Jude 10 The ballet corps who are compelled 20 Pr
yid. their own dresses en.irely-piien ~ very ~ D
description and usually requiring sovers chsn y.
the sane eyening-st a salary Of from - 70 " lsi
week. Nor src these petty s'pcnds ercinp' ron, .,
ducton, or claim for grstuitons services on hph' :"
lime ntsriss testimonials, or any other enc.nH,
the management cboosee 10 innct. In the Italian anu
French theaers the ballet and coisphee- pelg'
Furnished with such expensive articles M SIN l9so.
gloves. Kid sboes &c. but that Is point q lpsrsit
our theatrical managers have not YET attained n' ~
| II remembered We have row no d" Old Park ana pu'
one Walsoks Surely. II any class 81 stage operstye'
MORT sympathy Il Is the poor WORTHY rrd,n"in
soely b.csns. OF Their weakuess resent or resist ~
The setting members Of tue Stage hp'- no grievance
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81. LOUIS. Tueeda


The Democrats st. Joseph special says the
npper counties have turned out verJ large number
men Under Gen. Fiskes order. many militia have
taken the field.
The expedition under Col Draper has returned here.
sner being in the saddle nearly two weeks They killed
about 100 guerrilas.
Plato County Is still reported full of small squads OF
guerras.
Major Hugh Fullerton has been nominated for Ton
gress bl he Unonists OF the IXth District Of Illinois
CAIRO, Tuesday July q, 1901.
A nri,ate letter from wen known gentleman Of
Sew-Orlcans to Tie TFue D-ha dated villa 'oh'eh'a
Mexico June 90 states that intelligence lad Just been
received from the country above Matamoras that Gen
Ford. commanding the Rebel forces ct Eagle Pass had
demanded the surrender Of Brownsville, Texas.
lie was said TO be an cutorprising soldier and lad
good troop, all Texans except 200 Mexican outlaws
aud renegados Gen. Hcrros, commanding nj Browns
VILE was said 10 he strongly intrenc'cd and had
force capable Of taking the offensive, Unnecessary.
Gen B,ayman had arrived al hatcher and assumed
command there relieving Col. FafreI. who has been
placed in charge of Fort Mcpherson.
Gen. Young. Provost. Marshal al NacAez died re-
Gently a viadola La
Shreveport papers report Rebel soldiers destroying
crops Natchez
CAIRO, Monday july 2d, ie6i
A correspondent writing from The mouth Of the
White River july 20, says:
On the 18Th inst. detachment OF the 10Th Illinois
Volunteers 30 strong encgmpcd near Iaraey' Af"'
were surrounded and att okod BY Shelby command
numbering /. $50 men.
portion o, the Union troops after desperate light
succeeded in cutting their va! out; bat ahoa' 10 re-
NAMED Who we're either killed wounded or captured
Shelhy is thought to be near Bonneville and a large
cayalr, force has been sent afer him. Scouts report
he hts sevon pieces Of a~ilery.
Much sickness prevails among the troops and refugees
a. Duuas Bluff in consequence Of the extremely war"
weather. bad water and lack of ice, and there are
twelve deaths daily
There Was fair inquiry for cotton at Ne" orleans
but absence Of from NewfOlk caused On advance
Of oIq3c which checked operations 100 bales sold on
private terms Sugar; yellow clarified @lt32'c. Prime
Molasse Doc. Western provisions are IN decided re-
quest hut operations are restricted by slight supplies
and higher prices The stock II Flour is much rednccd
low 10 good Superfne, - e70SlO 2s choice SlV 'o'
but higher prices were asked NJ the close.
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San FRANCIsCO. Saturdsy July q. lto4.
The steamer Constitution sailed tor Panama
TO- dsy in $50 passengers and g. l5s 80 In gold. Of
vhieS n 500 600 va. lof Europe and $4,000 on Gov.
srnmsnt account The opposition steamer America
called TO day with 500 passengers and In treas.
Mining stocks arc lower again; 1ouo ana curry
between " 200 and 81 600 per foot. 49,. -,
Arrived bark Chase Manila, with 900 pounds Of
raw sugar 10 be refined here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27
From The Journal Of Commerce.
CATARRH CURED.

THE CASE OF HUTCHNGs, TIE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR"
There was published these, columns few days since the
remark able cure Of Hutehin.s the Lightning CIeclas'r
so wen known tShe public during the rsny years be eI-
bed his wonderful ar,hmoca powers a. Barnums Muse
UNI BY the celebrated Ocaist and Auris. Dr. Won Esenbere
Of this city. Huchngs Is represented to have been at he
point Of death and but the timely Interference o, the
doctor would now be resting in his This remarks
bic case and worthy eon Of persons similarly Afflicted
We think It /, but jus. d. Won Eisenbarg to cal public
attention to this case. There hundreds in the community
suffering from ealaIrh who Ike tho Lightning Calcu,or
II not actually praying for DEATH ready to sceept Of any
thing that promises relieve them from their disiresses 10
,ueh ~. would say trfe no, with inexperienced men, Sss
consult whou! unnecessary delay Dr. Won Ei'siOsrs wA'
At Least, la. tie honesty his patients whether
within b. power to make them whole or not
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Business Notitcs.

A C,Kp.-Owing Ia the enormous advance
in ,le prices only ol The rlecoas n'd bst Of every
o.h,f connolly lniH impo sihe 10 coinfc longer ho
w. o. ny ryS. ~ oli Trr TIL. rerFf 'f'eeingy' ~
had topci 60 continue without chance b. ha'ins to buy
,oi - the pres ~ oo1s prices tai. Inner possible.
Nv friend. sfi the publ, w gave ~ however, Jos
siugsl lcn 4nd h,d .s'in the ai.sci-a pressure
10 depr late .e Government crodt sud crieucy The ad'
sanc, no made s. oct cuorr 90 cover me-. s'h gold at rr''
~. rir. should reua'u where Sc b.. ~ - 'i higher
fuh-r r.. IN price, nn. be- mi-. in any ere however
ir,srd ,. he,soforc to .a b-s article or les money
ta,n % can be- boo ,n' ior -'.swh-sc.
cr,asr with cu,re'u- OF ~ iie sls Hyi' ard pes
t prices vii b. sen. receipt ~ eer le-.iE Adde'S
A. MORTON
Illv ~. 1914 n. - M.io~'ii'e' Ne"-'"fA.
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Collegiate ENerrfses.

FAsION, Pa, InesIdy. July 20, I-'F.
The inauguration Of DR.. Cattell, % President
OF LaisJ cite college. took place this afternoon. h
Gov Pollock President OF the Board OF Trustees. made
the introductory address. After the meeting 81 the
lrmpi tbe corner stone OF the Astronomical Obsersa
tory Wa laid on College Hill. The Commencement eI
ercises ;ase place tomorrow. The town is n. Of
atrRnlrls.
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TIM PII-rsBugGu PA.l Gan i1I.-Jhe Ga
;eu, has lu. added ogfc.'nter press IA Tho appli'
ancc, ~ i,s Office and !, now enabled io print l0"'
copies az hour. THIS loyal paper a." oldest printed
west 81 the Allegheny Mountains. ana tho first dai!
ever printed 1t l.t,burgh IL began wih anold Franz
lin press able 10 work 100 impressions an hour ara
anerward used single cyades until its present ac'
quisiti0n.