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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19
REBEL BAaD INTO KENTUCKY.
The Enemy i'm htroag Porce-Prepara-
lions 10 ReTsei the Inyasion.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July II, II

LUtIsNILI.El n Va JuIg ~ IoVf'
A Rebel force, variously estimated ct from
Eve 70 fifteen thousand. entered Kentucky via Pound
Gap some two days cince, and are now at Martndoe,
Fleyd County.
II snot known under whose command the Rebels
ere nor what their object ia in coming
The military authorities are actively engaged in
making preparations to give the invaders re-
ception.
Quite number Of refugees from the eastern section
OF the State are en- route FOR Lexington and the more
northerly portions Of the State.
Arrangements for the defense Of Louisville are
actively progressing.
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Indian Atrocities.

DENVER CrrY Monday. July le, ls8!.
A large band of Indians attacked kpon
Rancho eight miles OF here. last night kfline
three men and carrying of the stock This rnorrp1
he Junction 100 miles east OF Denver During shs
day thew VISITED several stations cost OF the
running of stock. Three men we're reported kiIe%
To.dayoyer hundred mules we're stolen ana numoei
of cattle kiied Great apprehension is felt for ne
.ssatS Of the settlers on the road More troops are
La naaded.
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To III. A.ocis,sd pre..

To the Associsied Pres
wAnYGIoS. Monday. July "a 1894.
NAVAL RAID.
The following has been received at The War
Department.
FLAGSHIP NoR1H ATLANTIC BLocKArfNG SQUADRON, J
HApPToS ROADS July 10. 1904.
sra; CBp'. NJ. Smith reports. under date OF the I'm
inst that be sent ia tho Stepping stones on tho lth
inst de.achment OF - from tLe ID Pcnnsylvnna
Artillery. and 20 from tho 10Th Connecticut Voun-
tecrs in charge OF First Lieut. ~ Cbambers 81 Penn
sylyana Artillery 10 a POINT on james River .bc!os
Dutch Gap; thence they cTotsed ai NJ and there burned
the signal station two mills, twObarnS. baok smith
shop md o1ibnildings. md large quantity OF grau
aad agricultural implements capturing one Lieutenant
one sergeant. wounded hnd u mcl With arms and &C
cogtcrmenis complete also l'rrc torpedo. will cocs
work attachments the galtaGio battery tn explode H.
anl 600 pounds u powder. The whole Was accom-
piished without loss oD our side.
] have directed Capt Smith TO send ns tie torpedo
Which, when rece.rod. will forward 70 the Bureau OF
Ordnance, with All explanatory drawing.
have the honor 10 be- a..
s. J.. LEE. \. X. Admired
No:;h Ailaaiic Bloekadng Squadron.
Hon. GIDEos WELLS. Secretary OF the Aay!.
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Attack o.. A. JIsmi,h Isepui.cd--se"'hern
WARRINGTON, Monday, JL

WARRINGTON, Monday, July II, 1864.
The following dispatch is from The Richmond
Enquirer Of July l6
OKALoyA July H-To Gen. IRAxToN BRAGG: We
attacked column Of the enemy under Smith, yesterday,
the march from Pontotoc We attacked him II bis
position Tupelo this morning but could not force his
position. The battle drawn one. and lasted three
hours S. u. LEE Lieut.. Gen.
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The Military Authorities ai Louisviiie
NY. Not Adyised Of any Rebel Raid.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Monday, July ls.

LOUISVILLE KY, Monday July L. 1864.
Major-Gen. Burbridge arrived here this
morning
Our military authorities have not been advised that
any Rebel forces have recently entered Kentucky, aud
they discIedt all reports Of invasion Of the State
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Harvard College Commencement ,ss


President Lincoln will not be present ~ t9o
1arxord n lleoe Commencement on Wednesday. he
has so notified the Committee who were to arrange Tor
his reception.
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=. ~.&


hrGrsIA, Me-. Monday, July ie ieo1;
The Suspicious attached TO the sailing OF tne
steamer Flung Suey from st. John. y. b.. have proved
TO be unfounded She was bound for CONS, as sno"h
By her clearance papers
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The Northern Central Railroad.

IIbhFkfhBUHU. 1IUHudyt fuVts
The Northern Central Railroad has been thor
onghy rep aired between this city and Baltimore and
The first train southwark left here at one clock this
bteTIO0n
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From Washington.
Special pi'paieh 70 The y Y, Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Mondsr. Jul

Special pi'paieh e The y. Y, Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Mondar, July is 1864.
FINANCIAL NECESSITIES.
II is felt in financial circles here that Score
tary Fessenden win very 60 the people for loan
OF par on SIX per cent The necessity Of action il ini
nent for the amount OF suspended acquisitions in TIE
Treasury is ninety pilions.
CAPT. wADSwoRTH RESIGNED.
= Capt. Craig W. Wadsworth has resigaed his
commission in the cavalry service VI enable him take
charge Of his fathers estate at Genescos 80.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deaths of soldier were reported
to-day;
psni. setmiI II, 80 Pr NJ, w re n.on' A. - .
Fdw neEeo, VI nS.y Mouusci hifei. .
A. n. Drew.. u. ! Ne VI A ys. ubbc(s H. ~: y H. -
p. Armstrong A, 81 Nas y n smith IRA
H.. no1sn X las Y David n McLain g. itE. J.
10 ~ n ~ \ Nouuted u Mssnn. H. o y. y. II A.
RIDE. Pete Meir,e. IT, g Pa.
Geo Stephens ", Mob Jos stone; ~ 20 M...--, M,
Smith Leonard. / Mich. v Bees p, y. Mthhihe''
A n Per- 3 N,ich l.sse Cren D. III Oiio.
/ n ysrfed a iaSY Cav W. Smith. :. y Y Dfs.oan,.
VIM Wels ID l2S j. w. Tutie q. ~. v. Art
DIAL. ffeiercs. p. los Otto.
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Arrived.

gtcam,lip Col.co fBfj Le necner Ss,is1 and Havana
nndse aud pass, J. Cti-4!d
stssu,Lp C,eorge Cromwell Vail New. Orlssn. l7h inst
ud.e aud pas. H. r. Cronwe 90. Nss deained lG hfs
a. mouth Of ver and sailed company with Steamship North
America for this Has ssncee'on Of irons
gale. from ~ 10 y. NV, with very heavy "a snce
Steamer Zodic new, Bishop New-LondOn via Mys.!c
Murray Nephew
steamer Meteof new. - f,oa u eastern port.
T. g. steam Transport MaTpot7 Howes hey Ne'i2oih Inst
in ballast to T. :. q. N
Bris Clsls Blown'--, Ei1,b"hpori for Bo'ion. .,
salt, McCol Prh. Has al he,yy weather; 'prunf MAN
mast, split sails &C. 229 inst, OF Cape May "a" large
quantity of bale hay aIIiit.
Schr Valera Wool.cy Baltimore coal.
schr John Tsay. MoHson Phisde pbia, coal
ech, NJ u Irriuhall. Sicho,s GaofseioUn. coal
Sir d. s. Miller lew Iorrrs, Monroe.
Sclr Henry Finch, falk.nOnT.. GcorsetowDi COS.
Schr NJ Mousou Dsy'cn Ge0rgetOwu for BskeT Fol y
scr Waiuss Cook, Nswbcrn ~ G., 10 days cotton, 4c,
SEX, Arctic, Hicks, Washington, tay. ml,e. Mail
scT Ira Bliss Bne. Por. Royal, s. C.. day.. in ballast
sciI Il. 8. Doan w,,.,a'o PL,slCp,g for Boston.
SolI i. }. Hcgay. Acicdi.b, Philadelphia for Lynn.
scin < ]. Fius. ClondeHin, talsis lumber to mater.
Ssin Sea Bird, Mot Baltimore. days coal.
schr. Hsrv suns. Gibbs Baltimore ioT Sandwich.
Schr hendficl Fila Harding Fortress Monroe TO. Portland
Schr. Lsns.tirc, Grant, tbzbetipo;, for Boton
sclr. AGelne Gilmore li.deplha for Boston.
Scir Sea Ranger Wigsn. Philadelphia for New Bedford.
Schr Nellie 1,rbor Errnli~. Philadelphia for Portland.
S.lr Henry May Parker Phisd"lphia iof Psl River.
S.ir ueelsn MsI. Wines. Georgetown for taRNeL
SchT. Willow Harp, D,yi' gce-.c.own for Fall RiysL
Schr. W. 4. Hills, Hughes Fortress Monroe, day.
sclr. Eve NorhIap, flzabethyot for Providence
sclr. d. n. B.yles, Jhvlie, Baltimore, iron.
schr Il. Neimore Edward lo.'Te, Monroe.
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NEW.JERaEY ITEMS.

! MOVEMENT FOR AN INDEPENDENT COLLEC
TON DIsTHcT.-A privately conducted meeting Of lnfu
entail citizens and business OF Hudson County VA
held in jersey City Wednesday night, to take int
coIsideraon sse question OF making effort to hay,
the counties of Hadson and Bergen erected into in
dependent collection district. asd Jersey City declared
port Of entry There were between forty and fifty
gentlemen present. Nr. z. {. Bramhall was chosen
President, Messrs Weimore, Hatfield. Robert Nc
Laughlin, Yice.Presdenis end Thomas Potter. Score
tary The subject was introduced by Walter Euther
ford esq. who offered series Of resolutions, which
were after long discussion adopted
The subject discussed 10y Messrs. Rutherford Il.
Il. Wakeman, J. W. Pans bora. =. MOntgomcry T. h.
Panrborn Potter ard Others. The following "ere the
resolutions adopted:
Rolrcd That in view o. The natural advantages or the Jer
sy shore the hsfbOr being free om ice during nearly tn
whole Winter owing 70 Tie peyaencc OF west WINDS ana ia
order to foster eud the vast and accumuang b
ness for commercial Purposes is for tho interests Of the
OF Hnd.on and bergen, tbs State OF New jersey
that the should b. erected INFO separate collection dNct
Reorcd That Jersey CITY or oboken should be established
port Of by oct OF Congress and that SAID act should
provision authorizing the master Of any vessel clear
from any foreign port TO tie poft OF to enter
and discharge lis vessel either at the cay OF Newl ORA or
Jersey City, as lie nay eject.
ReS0lred, That Committee o. nine he appointed to pre-
pare an Act ia conformity with the eb1vs re.oEtons and
urge s passage a. tie prsou. srsij 81 Congress and lhat
they have power MI vacancies IL their own number
Tie following gentlemen were appointed the commit
tee: Walter rutherford. Beniam o.. Clark, Dennng
Duer L. II. Wukeman. james T. lloield julius lelr.
Walter Storms, Of Hudson County; Thomas II, Herring
and Charles III. NOOrls. Of Bergen County.
The m,eng adjourned subject to the call OF the com
niitice
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90 n)bom it man Concern.
MEs MCEEWAN -NEXT OF

WAVrFB-By virtue Of an order Of the High Court o.
Chancery o. The Iakd OF Jsnisica made the twenty sixth
September fs-ar the application Of Patrick Hand and
Jan. Hand h wife an directed to inquire and report who
were the nephews and nisses Of JAMES MCkbNAN
formerly OF Pom Royal in ~ Island OF yaGlica deceased
tine children Of bis brother ARCHIBALD MCKEWAN and
his sisters MARTHA PORTER, REBECCA LAWRi OF
LAURIE BETSY CAMPBELL and MARY hcfFALL
living the time OF the d-cease q the said James Ac hewau
with view 10 final distribution Il tie fund lodged IN
the Office Of the Receiver General OF this island to ne oil
the parties Aforesaid.
Of vn. and tie personal representatives. Of such oil
them may be dead r. pu In before at my Office IN
Spanish Town Jsmsca before the hr,t day OF March
their claims 70 share IN Tn. fund = question with foil
proof their birth and p4reragc and relo p 60 the aid
James EcKewEn in default whereof they vii be precluded
from oil benrht from the pending preceding o the dstTibu
ton o. the said itrld SrEFI!N ". MATS,
Master in the High Court Of Chsucrry. Jainaics
Fun particulars application to THOMAS OCGuION,
Solicitor kingston Jamaica W. l. MI law6wM
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sUIPPHNG BNTELLIGE0CE.
CLEARED.
PORT OF NEW-YORK

CLEARED.
S,eeu-hio Ciiy NJ Cork. Tihbei' Liverpool J. O. Ose
bieam.luu Csro'in. Merrill Brau.ort, Murray SeVhe"
S'camsli h Liberty. Wilson. Havana Nsrgou. Co.
ship southampton Whitney London. p T. Morgan %.
Slip Ben amin Adlrus Chase hcw-Oreaus.
Ship Clal.e. Rvs, trctcfich, bremen, Kugef Bro'
Bal, American Eis.e Hlroro. AsIuwal Panama hHCo
Bsrs Clsrinda tItal.j, -. Cadiz Hoimbos baclcr.
Bari Nih.ifnin- MtEv Pot a. Pine H. Beck-A' ~
Bark New Bguu,Tick tBI) Eo7.ool, BTi'os. George b.
Bulley.
Brig Rmms HIon J.. Seelulsu PerBambuco Roger Bros.
Brig NevbIrg. Howcs. ftusirlphiA
Brig Cyclone Brl. Mcdonald s. Thomas {. " TruubuI
Brig Moses Rogers Jones' New Orleans Topper III 'her
Brig kenneth (Bs) Stanley, RIO Gisnde de sule' hie
Son & Co go.
Brig A. b. Coos Speed. Pori Royal hitby Co.
Biz Bon Perc tF) Pqlcuai. bordeaux BaecikDsl eric
ScLf. Greenwood Oardner Baltimore. J.. keuuy.
schr. Atlantic DBL Lockhs-t, Cornwas Asfhef,st o.
schr. Belle t }. Wood 81 John. \. H. T. lhevl.ASon,
schI. 81. klda (Bsl, PaI,on' Hslbor Grace Greens
Curry.
scGr Elila go Jones. Bridgeport IL 5. Racse,t Son.
Scar. II. {. Chew, D.uy. Taunton.
Schr =. j. Cumming Luut, B0ston. II. W. Loud Co
Schr u. Davidson ketc4zm, Fortress Monroe ~ aube.
Schr Lane (uIl Stoue, Meya.uet, !. X, ID. X Dew OIL
schr -. ~. Booth Longtfos Fortress Monroe ainhe
ech- Il Mason. NaIi'ing prrcs. Monroe, J. CambeiL
sehr Lsmsf'ine johnson Fortress Monroe, ,. j. CanneL
scbr J. Iiucs lev Jones FOrrcs. Monroe. J. Csulel
Schr Magic Louis. Or j. Smith, ssA Bfeit. Son Go.
SIR Brave Oliicii cf& Elygr, ,. j. Cambel.
Sisor Almedia. Mot, Fortress Monroe. b. J. Cam5eI
Eloot Mary Cray Hsycn., tucasyiIe
Sioop PoilteT. Sl:Los, Providence, l. Kenny
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Passengers Arrived.

IN ff-r-lttp C1rsirg from ir4HH and Nap1TF Eon-cU
and son H. J. Fcrrcra ). Is tosano, J. T. PM LIZ Bizo~
C. RumpG O. Hubb,r J. = N,s'c = II. Caldwell. MlssOte'
J. T. Nayano r. r. Cram. u. Johnson, Thomas Benson, ME-
stoddard T. T.. siodaard william Mlrin, . MoIinas 4.
Forrest Thomas Knowles Jsacs Caldwell Mise IL a. Mur
land C. W Iawe- George Price. Capt Ihoma, LfIcmnins
Charles y Dung. sud - in ,ieersgc. =, g,
IT, ,f,6n.lig (,eo C,ouucH from Nsw. Ori,rn'-Nrs.
Wright Nj and Ms H. D. itch children aud servant w
Neutworth sdy Miss n. Wright, Miss T. Forrest Mrs
NJ Eerse : Loroy aud LADY Mr. AID Mn. j. {. Bate, Mrs
C. i. johnson Mr.. " Drs--. Mrs tiiers John Iouro
Nsihans j. r. smith Sila corey, G. wilkins NJ Lion
BLACK J. C. Barc T. T. htrlncs Joseph Hoy, HBcTnsiein
Frek T. J. Pirs-d A. Is. Mye. J. H. Holmes and sery ant
W. L. Steward, :. Mycfs, \. Farley.
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OFFICE ofthc COLLECTOR ofINTERNAI

" EENENT l.. Ssyrnti DiTisi or ,e state Of New oh
coupng The Listcutl Htd Seventeenth N-fGs OF the cry
9 Sr,s-i o.. No. q Bibl" House. ffor.pare.
SPECIAL INCOM. iAA-Noi.c- i,hcrruy -.ycu tlf' the
Lit Of Taxes s-.s7rd u rscol.irr with tie pI0ysons OF
The JOINT Rc.ol1un of onsr' approved Juy le6i rpos
ius special e.. oil 1--we cruu upon thr gfn Woht. or
fortc yer ending n': 81 lJ hos been armed 10
by tho As.sor ui tire Bfe aud thai said grs Gre now
80 AID payable end TltmeH ih'r Of Is hereby demanded
\ pcrsOra notice bv mailing d.manlin. psyment within
ten days rom ,,lyec VII be r!ird 70 10 Gti.s o. ,sc
person OF The t 81! o f. pay suc tx ior more than
ton days from tho dlis lo.oi for ye 90 t"ehty cents
II be- added. Agd a pgrois $50 shall &c psy he
demand. vilg the time specified IN sur! prct no
Zee viii be liabr 10 J FAR csSTUs additional aud
Zee twenty cut, c-c or the oi 10. uotle. Dtcs
open from y c.ocA .. NJ. toA co,h ?. IA.
htRslIALL n. BLAKE, Collector.
Nlw Nnr. nlc. - l.A
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Jnlcrnal i,curNae.

.OTFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF IN
" TERNAL REVESjE Thirty s.toud Disific' stole of
New.York til-. Second aud fourh Wards Cny v! we"
York n. 10 Broadway.
sPECIAL INCOME TAX-Eotire t. hereby given, ita,
tho Lt Of Ts1ss as,csei o-coTdpee VITA The provisions
tic join, R.o.ion OF Ioufci approved july l.D4
imposing 'p.lJ tar NJ Eve per ccn'um rpon the rans,
profits r iaeome icJ the year ending Dec o. 1913 be. been
returned NE by the Assessor 81 tie Dc ard tai sad
due and payable suL payment thereof Is here
by DExA1pyp
personal notice by mains, tcns1d!ag payment wi'hin
days service, will be mailed to .is add each
person the L. who shall omit sy such tx ;or s
ter days from the &C. hereof COX which lee Of twenty Gems
viii be added And I'll rer.os WHO ,hal Ie,c 10 "a, ll,
demanded thin the tine sp.cie1 In such spscici
notice viii be- isec ~ my 1rs PEI cEN1rs additional aud
Ter NJ wey mt. e'h Tor The fcyi OF the notice. Office
isom n 6'ciocL 90 o'clock ~ Ncs iorA De
cembe4 T. 1874 SHERIDAN SHOOK. Collector
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DisRstrr.

IT,. BIi.i bsIh Fsu-h Bllssh Muckers from Boston FOR
Cow Bay driven shor- the ives, cud Of Cape Cause
I,aHd 18th inst, aud b.csno total los. Crew saved.
The schooner Alliance from HALIFAX Tor Boston ,t tots.
wreck on Cap. Sable. Crew saved.
Tie BIiilh schooner Pearl, from s.ax ar Boston. went
sfnore At Yarmouth, ~ s. Eth inst, and became total
wreck. All hends lost.
Tie schooner T.. Bishop ffen Boston fo Portsmouth, went
ashore Eastern Point Gonc,,er the afternoon Of tue
2ld inst.
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b,usserrers Smiled

IN Hcorby Ci'gQf Covk for LirerI0L end Qrre7foisr
Mis-, NJ Kpichlins rarics Rooney, J; G. kosten j. On
more $. j. Hr. Andrew ka.;oubVch =. W1ddiugo apt
Jones NJ. J. Qu!n Albert Joseph, Thomas Beusou Tho.
Hard 4. Hand II. Roche flr Edwsris C. J. Nsnieresi
Mr. Cane Charlie G1i.ct;, ffank Consh We,mofeA nd
MI HAWKS r. icrty Jane. WoT,ley, o. II. Edwards, and
otlsr in tho ,f-e
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ASSOCIA-

~ TION AND BENEVOLENT AID SOCIETY, Intel.
.igencer Buiiinc,l WASHINGTON. ID. G. President
JAMES Il COT, OF Connecticut, Attorney e Law, late
Major T.. - '. Correspondent. Secretary EDGAR A.
NiCEELS, Of Maine late Caplss U. :. Y. Esahhsh-d 20
furnh inorns'on to the wFerelhonta Of thoe IN the
Army end Navy and their disposition sirk wounded de
ceased II viii also give Information md assistance IN the
Transaction Of any character Of business th the different De
Of the Nations GOycrne uud Cacul a. eition
10 the collection Of pensions bounty, back pay end p-lze
money, and SETTLEMENT OF OFFICERS ACCOUNTS,
claims snd claims fox property destroyed or
taken also 20 the procuring o. p4ens Letters asAins for 10
formation should inco.e dollar. Address CORkEePOND-
ING SECRETARY, Y. o. Box No 4,i, Washington, d. {.
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&pOteu.

18Th Inst bar at mouth o. Mississippi bari Ale. Ten
peion. bouud in.
Igih int ~ mites ST OF SOuthv~s Prss nss.ssipp.l
steamship Empire { ify, standips flt tn Bn.ilc.
2tn int, 20 lscs T. Of sand hey, slip Grlsn. Poly
bound w
I'D inst Go miles y Of Hstterss, steamship Moro Castle
.once iOI Ilayal,
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AaiIcd.

Dyc 2l-sesmsr--Ciy OF Com. Havana. Liberty City a.
LeIicA, une4s ys'es, faiapico. Nightingale, General j.
K. Barnes, River Qneen, General Sedswirk.
Bslk,-AnIeIcsn Eere Hay Flower. Iva VI. frk
Bng.-Johu Freeman, H. q. Berry. W. HI. lisr Am lon
I. ". Rowland. u. Ifow bIidg-. Pains.
srhoonri.-Atsns, Hattie Lord, = NJ bro.nsrd, Samuel
a. ke,,c
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Rouses ano farms rOante6.

WANTED.-The advertiser wants to RENT,
w with the privilege Of PURCHASING a small rLACE
OF about ten acres with Hosse and Barn situated near
railroad depot and distant not than an hour ana hail
from City Hall New York Address with fun particulars
s. II. c.. Box No l,4O7, Post Office, New FORK
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CRoToS POIyr VINE from the native grape
has long been well known and some specimens OF the
vintage 1880 and lsC. cent Us by Dr. UndeIbi fully
sustain its established reputation The Doctor IS ready
TO supply bis patrons for the holidays
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP COS LINE.
lflilNf
F. Fro, .drncc Direct.
Tie new end splendid steamers
ELEAfRA Az DGALArEA.

~ niiy,
F. Fro, ilrncc Direct
Tie new snd splendid steamers
ELENfFA ANDGALArEA.
Having Superior Accommodations FIR fassenzers ani
Freight II leave Piy No - North River, loot OF Robin
.ou.strcet. Daily fSaudiys excepted. at p. ~.
Connecting AZ Providence win the a. IA. iJr Tos'on.
The ELECTRA, CAPT. j. ". NlE. viii leave New York
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
The GALA1EA, CAPT. WEI JONES, every TUESDAY,
TIL RSDAY and SATURDAY.
tlf-srcight taken A. Propeller I}s',s
30 These steamers pre- GnsTsfs-d IN their arrangements
The comfort ard y q passenger. and their c i,e for
the transportation Of Freight .
rvPasscngrs retiring for the night not disturbed
W they arrive IN Providence hour early enough 10 s.
(if der ~ ~ The 6r accommodation train Tor
Boston. irving In Boston q "a. u. 5000
Tor information r regard Freight Be- apply 10 ISAAC
ODELL. General T.egit hrcut Pier No. q, ". h: -
FOR T.ckets S'aiesnoi.f BeTth, Apply TO w. NJ I'D
WARDS, G,nosa ...et Agent Peg Nc. ~ North Rises
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nFFIcE OF THE COLLECTOR or IN

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR or IN
~ rrESAL EENENrE, F,urh District Of New York,
rinprsug The 3D. "h, Oh sHd 9Th Mafds Of New ORR
~. No ~ franki'n II.
SfEClAL INCOME TAX.--No,ice (. hereby svrn that
nj Lit II Taxes assessed H. accordance with the joint
l ou Of Congress approved July tGi imposing Special
JOS ~ Five I,r cent upon poh 81 income for the year
etiu. December 81 1875 ha. been transmitted TO ne by
Assessor OF this District snd fsid ldNe- due rnd
sn~ aud payment thereof hereby demanded. eud II hog
ad within day. the parties v Be liable
penalty of ten per cent additional
r., to be made 90 til. Oece from ga ". to
T.. NJ. daily, tSuHdeys eXccp,cdJ
john MACK, Collector
New.iork December IT, ltC4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-The new
l. snd hr,clsss u. ;. Mail - sainshtq GEO CROMWELL,
EENAlLI, Commander vii leave Pier No r.R., on SAT
UBDA} Dee. a. - r. The cablns OF ihs hsy-
been enlarged and elegantly furnished. For freight passage
with nn-urpsss-d accommodation apply to H. u. GROIN.
follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

Tie Hanf0rd Ddi'y Post believes that Senator
Dixon viii resign hs sns In the United States senate
on account OF TN affection OF the heart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

NOTICE.-CusiOm-H House. NcT-Nork. Ware
~ house Bureau Dec lG lGtiIlc Collector having di'
rected that an laws rules sud resuaou- defining e repon
sbic- and duties Of the Ur1ret1r 81 bonded N-IehoGsrs
be strictly enforced and that all 0l grievance be prom ply
redrrssed importers and their agents 1u,r 20 com
muncle the Deputy Collector, Chief tierS o. the
Warehouse Department al .uch dengurlcr- o. grounds o.
complaint in the warehouse business require tie Aepo-
sit ION a. thr Collector for their remedy
J. u. .LLuMELL. n.m-.v 4 ...-t.- -L ...-.on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
1nsnrantc Gompnnles.

HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE CO., No.
II Walls.
CHARTERED, 1853.
tAfLl Ai..s.s.ssss JtsDbD'
sOTICE-Thc Auual Election for E.fccter a. tie above
Company vii TAKE place a. the pice on tie "a January I6''
between the hours Of ~ and O'Clock
The regular niunual Dividend % per cent 81 oo'eth
uient tai wi BE- V4id ou and alrr the 30 January
J. C. MlNANS, Secretary.