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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

The WORD .sosodont,v which IL Fast
becoming household word 10 derived from b drsek ana
composed VI two wofds. and Qdontcs 5000 trans
lated means ia pressrve ana Odonlss the .eeth"soxc
DON'T. rreserver Of the Testh And s true 70 ~ man,
For boauying and preserving the teeth, hardening an W
ssoraA nDthe gums aud correcting all rnrines oI ~
breath. Y vltoui aeer In tas world, sod " HuASA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Prizes Cached Ia All s.-sr ai'zch Lott
tssiss, and information given. GsTT.AtNER 4 BRH-
JANLR, Brokers, $40 Chestnut street, gN@delplia
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GENERAL OgrsHs--NO. is.
HxADoCS RFgRs, DISTRICT or WEsT TFsvRsssv
Ntss f.s.k Irtfxi
Important Political MovemeMts-How
soldier are Go XOts.

There having beer some Interpretation in regard 10
the which the soldiers from this state
avail themselves q the privilege Of voting at the
Presidential elec,or aereeaoy TO the aot Of Legislature
the Following circular has been issued by the Secretary
OF the Union State Central Committee 10 parties 10 the
counties IN the State It that The Union stse
COR Republican, Committee working like beavers, bu.
secretly to the vote OF the army for Lincoln mex,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

TnR oSs HUNDRED DAYS xx-Notw ithssand ing the 70
ports 70 the contrary those men who have enlisted II
sh,s state for tho hundred days service VIII be cx
srnptad from all drafts mace during ,hslr term 0
service. -Boston Traveller, Jtfv rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Address TO smoke PoiIsk d. Soa,
Eeergchaunl Manufacturers from ira
90. Broadway near Fourth street hossaa amt rela
Pipes cut 10 order and repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

To Paper Manufs.
Twenty. cash Ger 10. will be paid fer 1000
reans Of good Fourdriniepfapsr size, Streets rs.
ID n ofHr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

OFcyaI Circulars in SHELBY Coileg 'a.oS.
tery furnished BY SIMMONS ROGERs u CO.. No tcfs
Post o0lce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

The Differences Between Phaion's Night
bLOOMfN0 CEREUs and the basa limitations Of Is Just
MS when on open the fermsr sm the door Of fresh
The way PHALyl'S NIGHT BLOOMING CBREUS
msel the shine susef the famous German pesams psAs
thu Dutch.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28
An Appea, to the co,ored men.

Mr. Vincent Coyer has announced for the Information
OF the able-bodied coored Of New York, that he will
receive all Of that cas who may feel disposed 10 offer as
recruits the Merchants COMMITTEES Rooms OF
Lafay place aud Fourth street Those who are not
liable IL be drafted ki beaccepted substitutes and
those who liable will be permitted 10 represent par
ties who exenpt. Mr. ccyer stands deseryedy nigh
in the estimation OF his coorei fellow citizens VINO viii
doubt respond It'll siacrity 10 his patriotic oier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28
CITY JntelliUemee.

HEAVY ADVANCE N TIE PRICE OF CoM-SALr or Twenty
FIVE thousand Tors ACCOMPLISHMENT Draper, on be-
half Of the Delaware Lackawauna and Western Railroad
Company sold at auction yesterday twenty thousand
tons of Scranton coal at the advance on the
Juno sale OF one dollar and seventy i've cons ton
large number OF buyers we're present, and the whole
amount was disposed q In aftsen minutes The stove
brought the highest prce and bought up by
tail dealers speculation. They hav0 leon selling this
quality OF coal at &I3 10 the present me and viii
add the ADVANCE which WIN send the price up ga e.
Thefoowing is ccmparson or prices between ths June
and July ID
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The Iirdscy B,ues,

HrAuorARIrns, osv BuSpEEp AND SEcoEp KEcIsxsr}
". q. 8. n. Y, MERCER Housr, July ~, 1864
T. Con,man dants companies directed assemble
their at ndquarters, Thursday July e. at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, promptly for inspection.
III. As Uniforms and equipments VIII be issued only 10
those who appear inspection. commandals VIII
themselves 10 have every on their rolls present BY
order. JOHN W. WILSEY, Colonel.
HYyrY J. WHITE, Adjutant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

As Horsee 0reeley'x Peace Movements
fsiisd. advise him 70 wALCOTe'g instant Para
Anniaiator IL gives peace without pam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

At 453 Broadway, Below Grand, Gou-
RAUDS depot, be had the ITALIAN Meoaaed Soap 10
remove tan reess euptans, sunburns rednesa sniIo5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Lottery Prt-.,s Cashes. Thrown nAl TS
gigen. ]. n. CLAYrOY4 CO.. 10 all strass room "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Lottery Tickets C0sEsed - I0 nr~ mn utsOR
given. JOSEPH BARS Broker. ~ Wall street No l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

A. a. HefriGerators at Less than Cos1,
at T.. o. BASSFOBDs, Cooper institute building Consf
come all, nee for yourselyes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Prizes Csshed In ais LsGRiised Lotto
j. CLGTT, arok ,rf, ofce III broadway.
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MIR. Blunt on the Question of kabsti.
tutes.

The following lerer Of Dir. Blunt reply TO Mr. Vim
cent Coyer, wlsbe read with interest by persons who
feel desiroas OF entering service as substitutes
Mr. VINCENT CoLYsR.-
DFAR SIg-In reply your inquiries behalf Of The
Hancoek Recruiting Co,a have 70 say thai any man
70 he taken the United States navy anbs
ne must be exempt from liability 10 draft for the follow
ing reasons
Fiya-Anaiien who was not born this and has
not been naturahxed.
S>soadA pos under twenty years Of age mar over
forgive years of age if born in This ccuntry.
Tiiot-A who has served two in he army or
navy during thia rebellion.
No man can be taken q substitute IL he canno, msse
affidavit to the foegoiu either white ola K, has
having been prev iously slave does not make him eligible
as g substitute. o. bLtNl-
Chairman OF County Bounty Committee.
Nrw YoRE. July ~. 1854
The Hancock Recruiting Committee has number 0!
parties not liable to be drafted bit who are willing 10
cutter the service committee IL prepared pay
over the money 10 any coorei who may feel in-
clined 70 avail themselves TO- Here is chance for
coiorsd patriotism 60 manifest itself
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

Recruiting 10 tails city going very slowly al pre-
Sent net more than from twenty 10 thirty being enlisted
each day. AT the new headquarters the Battery every
possible nducemeut offered emisrants and others bus
they do not seem Inclined the service with that
ascrsy which might be expected considering the pecu
mary inducements offered. Tbs Blunt committee is
paying three hundred dollars down 10 recruits, and
tn rty-nvs dollars hand money o. any person bringing
voin 'teer either 20 the old recruiting Office IN the Park
uew quarters on the Battery In addition TO this
bounty The government pays 10 every enstlng for
three yesr bounty OF three hundred dollars third
OF which pd upon being mustered into the SERVICE
smother third ~ the expiration OF half the OF enlist
nent and the betance when mustered out In the
colder SO enlisted killed. dies before his term Of
lisment expires his wife, unmarried, bis heirs at
law are epi ted To- all the bounty, the he
had served out his full term OF enlistment. Hotwth
standing these large bounses ~ present that
couTaGkRg.
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= -
on,
LIFE HEJUyENATOR.

THIS preparation is unequa!led reiuyena,or and
storer Of wasted or inert functions
the aged should be make the Bokrens
hold god hnasmuch win render them youthful in fssn
ina and strength enable them to live over again sns
day. OF their pristine 10y Il only orhiiarates
strengthens, really invaluable blessing especially
those who have condition Of servilty,
abuse, misfortune ordinary sickness No matter whas
the mpoency any organ Ibis supsrs
preparation remove the erec. Al once and forever
BroKRESE {
fmro,eucr, General Debility Nervous Incapae!sy.
Dyspepsia. Depression. Loss of Appetite. Low sprs@
Weakness OF the Organs Generation Imbscusy MsAhI
Incidence EmncIalon Ennui l, ha. mos. dslisA,fsl
desirable and novel ecc, upon the system; and an
who are any way Frustrated by disabilities
earnestly advised to seek cure This excellent ana
uneq JAILED preparation.
Persons who, by mprudence have los. their NATURAL
vIGoR. viii End speedy and permanent. IN the
BIoKRKNB
The FEEBLE. The LANGUID. The DEsPAIRIxG. Ne
OLD should give this valuable discovery trial; viii 10
found totally dir.sn, ali other articles for the
purpose :
TO FEMALBs.-Ths preparation IL Invaluable In aSs
vous weaknses Of all kinds IS the wasssA
strength with wonderful permanenes.
It's also grand tonic. and give relief in Dypspss
with the frs. dose brief persssncs VII
vs,e the stomach to degree Of psrscs health and bs.ia
Dyspepsia 70 revsr. ae
ors dollar bottle, bottles for nre dollars 80
By druggists generally
Sen. by express anywhere, BY Addressing
HuTcHISos s.nILLYER, rropr.sors
81 Cedar street, new rsrA
Sold BY DEMAs BARNES CO., IT Park
Sold BY II. B. HELMBoLD, Sas Broadway.
Boots. shoes. Ga.sss;; Sc so a., sty.ss, -
present cost prices >, TERRIs s0s soos n1
Cri.t.aore's Hair Dye. Prs.erv.ssvs
The dye applied By sklful artists
Corns, Bunlons, Enlsrg.d Joints, anA
Ali diseases Of shs Feet cured By Dr. xAcHARIs. -
eialy treated sy pr. CALDWELL 81 Clinton place tsiAA
Deafness. Impaired sighs,
NOISES IN Tns HEAD,
CATARRHAL ASk5aE. IN ,H'
CHRONIC CATARRH,
'Aaas 81 sSH SsHFssS 'sss
cUREDs
CROSS EYE srRAroHfKNED IN ONE MIxCrR
q: Fsr r ;9s;ss sh;s
consulting rooms SIG Broadwsy near Iwehn Silva
~ All aescrp.ions from twenty ave dollars 20 hup
dred doll Ara each for by GEO @. ALLEN tl9 Broad
vay one door below Canal formerly II all streeA
Closed Saturdays at clock.
aauraud,s Pond re 4uhtile UproOta HAAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Tie advertiser having hpd ersricner and
tce ~ the west indies N the successful raltmen iious
the Of the safe the dssvMe. Oilers tre~1
her 0wn.or toe ptuens residence. Address Mrs
Il II. HasseH, 273 Futon avenue. Brcostls.
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gressions districts Of this state from the Eleventh TO the
Thirty first inclusive
Dial. Coaaies QavA.
ll-Orenge and Sullivan .................... 2,On7
l2-Dutchcss and Columbia. 2.4s3
13-uister and Greene. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,d4i
l4-Albany and SchohaTie Neutrality-suspicious.. $751;
l6-Renase,aer and Washin g&op ............ S,01s
1o-Wsrren fssex and Clinton .............. $50
list. Lawrence and Irspk'n .............. 2,165
schenectady ........ .............. 2,sis
19-Delaware. Osego and Chensngo 2,7o.
2O-JeGerson Lewis and EeTkineY. ........... ,ss3
2l-oneda ........... Observation-Disclosures. I,72o
22-Mad!son and Oswego.-.. ................ 1928
23-onondaga sIc Cortland. 2,62s
4-Cayuga, Wayne and Seneca ................ 1850
25-Ontaro, Livingston and Yates ............ 2.402
26-IIcga, Tompk sBroome ard Schuyler. 2,460
2I-Chemung Steuben and Allegheny ........... 3,Io7
oS-Monroe and Orleans Observation-Disclosures. 1901
29-Geuesee, Niagara and wyoming .......... $3.50
30-Erie.. .............. 1905
3l-Cbautauqua and Cataraugus. ............. a,lsl
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Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Machines WHEELER WILSON'S, cas- Bros lwuI.

Ladies' Attentfou.-AAy Widen W ceMsn
p.r yarl french Plating Co pany p7 Broad s~y
Twenty Graf aud Twenty sscnea Streets kss snosr ~
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France, EIii1 ~ Co. Manage -.
LnsAsY, Ezra CLASS sos'-Suiy ~, t"l - ..
~, IS, 70, 28, 49, o. a. 40. 26, To-, y ", W.
CrAs. 2oc-luy II, lsse 70
&c, 80. 81, II. AZ. n, ~, 80, q. ~. 80. >, %.
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u. E. Siramops e Coco viNasVs. n.y.
a sH ~ - EH e O. S'as - 'ss' a. st. II
GLAss ss6--Jay q, le6, - "a az
60, 40, II, u, II, 50, II. = !, 2, 81, S1iA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28
Cricket.
ST. aEoRGE's vs.. EAST NEW YonV.

The annual match between these clubs played yes
terday the ST. Georges ground Hoboken tho result
being victory for the famous dragon slayers" by the
score OF tho frst innings, which stood ST. Georges
seventy nine East New York, seventy four tho latter
losing by six Adams and North contributed re-
srectvcy twenty and twenty five for the Workers.;
Gordon Torrence Ramsey and Stevens made double ng
ureg for the 81. Georges.
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untecrs for Ono Year Autho rixed In
Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 81, 1904
Authority has been granted the state authorizes by
tho Secretary OF War to organize regiments volun
tcers for ono year. under the last call OF President Lin
coin for FIVE hundred thousand men.
The issue his proclamation 10 this effect
AZ orders and instructions received from Wash
ipgton.
Fun companies o. volunteers for one year viii be at
ourc recefyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Wigs, Toupses,. Hair Dys. HAIR DSsine
and N6davta Cream. for beautfyina NE HAIR ". y
pASCHELORs, 10 Bond slrsea.
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... AGENCY or the state or New
va.spSsas. "a ysIkcr street between Broadway ana
eISnrcb street Nav FORK We can insnnn snoA ~
sonabs prices Best or references ziveDs
wi.S obf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Tne Rapid sale OF the Palmalins tan
gussrntee Of the excsiencs OF that aud Sls
a. propagation for ths hair For sale b. all drusgrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

HyAtCs "a. H." Double Strength LtNh
BALSAM.-Rheumatism In iss most painful FORMS also
scrcfn erysipeas siheum pinpies ectchss cld ulcsr
diseases OF the blood mero
comp ANTS debility liver and kiarcys inc.gsnt -
der HYATfis a b. BALsAM has cured thousands 81
cases and similar and Will most certainly
which reached bv sdiclne. taken ~
accordance with the directions .
now sold at u Is per bottle sin bottles ~ 70 Hyans Ll4
Basan heretorors sold by druggists and Diners ~ 70 cent?
Per S6Iie, Is 81 Principal depot DAG or and streaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

HzApouARfxRs. EIGHTEENTH ARMY Cosrs,
IT, In me FIELD July 70, 1884.
raued continually all last night and the quiet which
lasted through yesterday has continued through the
might.
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Watches and Jeweiry,
., al. ;, a.o o. Al Alp psFssSsIezIoss an. door -
low Canal ssrsst formerly Of sn szsG store clos
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Base Ball.

Base Ball.
ATLANTIC, or BRooKLrN, VS.. EUREKA, or NEWARK.
This game which was played in the capitolne ground,
Brooklyn resulted in the following scorc--
II. 3D. Oh. sta. 5n. en-. tn SlA. On.
Eureka '..O o a-l3
Umpre-Mr. Crum, Of tho Eckford Club.
MUTUAL vs.. EMPIRE.
The following Ia the result OF the game played yeeter.
day ct HobokeB;- .r
ls "a I'D. 4h sn 6A Tn. sfh. en-
s susnr, 800" "a ! o-is
Umpire--Mr. Forsyth, OF the Gotham Club.
EAGLA vs. ACTIVE.
This cnme. which also cams or at the rlysisn reds,
Hoboken, yesterday, terminated as appended
IT. 3D. cd. 4lh. 5n. GA Tn. eth. eh
kctive.....,. I 20
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Murray, EDDY IL c.. f5i-Jnly IA, 1874
ErsTucxr. Fra CE4s~. I, 2, ii, b, AZ, So.
49, = K ~ a "a tl %: 81, 'ay T. 49, -
81, 10, 81, 81, ~, a.. IL, 70r. 80 - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Mrs. WiDslow'ss Soothing syrup ~
Children cure. dy,en,ery aud diarrhc, regulates the
r.ch ana sor.ls cures vna collie ara the infas
..,,,, through ,ss critical e,od Of tlslhns oivss resin
a.. v.o,s., .ra yei,.r Ana heath 10 .,se child.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

rrr.ses. Elastic stockinas, Sxe.-Marsn
co IS RsdSAi Cure truss ohce sep No sNsssJ NsssAt
Lacv a.tendssA
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disease Of The Ey. and Ear ys9.r,9s .isa:,
a. his consulting rooms $40 Broadway near Twelfth srse@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

OF ali Descriptions from twenty ave dollars % hu
dred dollars each for by GEO @. ALLEN Al9 Broo
way one door below Canal street. formerly II Wa strssA
Ceeed 8 a Saturdays at 3 clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

0curaud's Posdre Subtitle Uproots Ha1D
from fcrcheads any part q the body. 81 Aihh
DEPOT, ass Broadway. Mailed, u 80.
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quota assignments for this state.

The following s the assignment Of quotas in the Con-
,ressons districts Of this State from the Eleventh 10 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Crfstadors's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No. Aston HoonA
The dye applied By akilful artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

Boots, shoes, Gaiters. &c, all styles, -
present cos. prices FERRIS a SON BootmakerA
81 Nassau street and 69l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-28

COrns, BunlOns, Enlarged Joints, onA
ali diseases Of The Feet cured By Dr.. XACHARIB, -
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Owing % sAs ENORMOUS savaoa m a.. .,t.. ga a.. -
="
impesatbls 10 o0utnus longer tue II my
...,.,..----
...,-
,,s uAAnxo' 0es - ~ soin ~ ms present tsb1s
"'s~> an. 4. "a ma.
fous MIA
and The public ~ih give me or.sn box,xsr
Ny rfsDA ugglei long aud hsrd sxains, ghs urtvsr-J
AMI rnFrr
pressure 70 des Ads aos ennufh 20 eser with Fo4
i's sds saco ~ 'hv ~, ~ ssnsah Toss = - = q sAb
tessns sssea ~ pas"Ts n."ss - "se. ~ snV as
nkhor Tfthsr ~ asetoIs - ~ eete1 trt 80 tss
nnNoVel tlteha ~ DC 'ouxns i0 es"lere =.
nss lo'uy 'nan y 80 fhas .. ~ u,s as = sas
"A
prssens pr.es ti ps hsaen ans new tosA
a.. 49, I,ts ~ ,axl
-" 'I - 49,
Murray. EDDY ~ g. f5i-Jnly M 1854
frSrurxv. EyfaA CLA~ 2 III az ~ a.
3, 1G, /. 81, H. 81, 49, z D Jnls ~ ,asl 80 -
REsruosr Class De- ~ ~ 9s . sy
- - - - - ~
a. ~ ~.- - :, ysNsR.p,s. Ky.
- ~. famous q 49," az III I&E
:. ShkLhr, hxraa CLsss so6-Jt =, ~ a. NJ ~
GlAss sss-J Nv a. les, - - -
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Diseases OF the Eye and Dcafn ess speY
ciay treated by DR.. CALDWELL, Clinton place (RisAo
streetl from 10 g..
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Sold by DEMAs BARNES CO.. IT Park row.
Sold by II. d. HELMBoLD, 59s Broadway
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'ress anywhere, by addrcssing

HUTcHINGs 8.HILLYER Prcpriesors
81 Cedar street. New YsrA
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cArARRa OF THE TYMpANIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, DISTRACTIONS or THH
EUsTACHrAN TUBE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-21


4,nr members of the present vestry of Christ
4,hnrch'' states that the present vestry OF the
l{b,rch were elected in March 1868 that Of
this yestry two are commandments OF the Prot
.essaot Episcopal Church, and the remainder
aro mat mon professors of religion IN the
s.,n,e Of being inilels, atheists or scotFcrs at
sacred things that the parsonage OF the
cnurch was leased, to secne, with other
<n,rcas If revenue, a sufficient suns to pay the
so,rv Of a rector; that Rev Mr.. Drunm was
= lie, 70 be rector in November la>t, ami his
saarv raised to 81 200 at his solicitation IN
.T,n,s.ry last; that In February, the Rector
onj f.. members of the Vestry being present,
A., D,umnl's relations with Christ Church,
a. R.,csor. were ter:ni, ated by the passage OF
. resolution, with no negative vote and only
one dissenting voice; that this action was re-
ported to the Military Governor Tor his lnfor-
nation. aa was neither approved nor d'sap-
nroyed Ivy hin, but simply recognized as law
ful exercise OF authority on the p!rl or the es-
trv," and that in conformity with this action
Of the Vestry, NJ. Drumnl was requested to
desist from holding services IN the church,
and to deliver over che keys, and upon his re
f,,ng TO comply with these requests, the mill.
,nrv authorities SO tar INTERVIEWED in the matter,
On the application of one OF the Ves1ry, as CO
srstain them in their lawful authority; 70 Sc
cure the continuance of public services IN me
Church, and the worship from unseemly dis
furb ,Dce. Immediately following the above
statement is another signed SA5nostos, 70
the following effect -lst. That N change in
the R.ctorship of Christ Church has taken
place. ana ~ That the r ". Mr.. Drnmm will
continue 70 oficiate il Christ Church at least
for the present, aud l. That the congregation
OF the Church are invited to meet on Easter
Monday, (2Sth inst. e elect Vestrymen Tor
one year.
Che correspondent Of the New York World
asserts that in che recent advance upon Tun-
mel Hill and Dalton, the Federal troops sus'
tained defeat Il was supposed that John.
son had weakened his army by detachlng sew
eral divisions to reinforce Polk, and that the
Federal troops at Chattanooga would, therefore,
meet with very little opposition IN their move,
ment upon Dalton. The result, however,
proved that Johnston army was not only
strong in point Of numbers, but that it occu.
pied defensive position which could neither
be carried by assault nor turned by a flank
movement, as at Tunnel Hill and Lookout
Mountain. Under these circumstances, the
Federal troops, after sustaining very heavy
loss, fell back to their old quarters.
Two steamers arrived at New York on
Saturday, with advices from New Orleans to
the 18th inst. Gen Banks is OH the eve OF
departure for Western Louisiana. A feet OF
Admiral Porters gunboats has already started
With the intention of co operating with the land
forces. In the recent fight on the >Vashlta
river, La, in which Admiral Porter is reported
TO have captured Confederate fort at Harris
s0nhurn one Of the Eeicral vessels WAS struck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-21
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