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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-07
Funeral Of the Late Hon. Josinh Quincy
Prize Sale.

boston Wednesday July 6, lsbi-
The funeral of Josiah QIincey took place to-
day In tie Arlin gton.'-ect Churchhe Rev. Dr. Gan
nett officiating The attendance. which was very
large Included members Of the State and City Govern.
meuts The officers md faculty Of Harvard University
and many person distinguished in science letters and
mercantile life. The hrg' on oil the buildings were
displayed NJ half mast during the obsequies. .
The cargo Of the prize steamer 1risrnm Shandy sold
at auction today u the following prices; ~ bales
INLAND cotton in lots ~ 20 bales and under 4 q oj
ii C5asi Cg i92 bales good ordinary upnnds, 81 81
81 81. oil bales ordinary upands. 81 i5i; ~ bales
Damaged uplands n % % bags uplands u 49, bags
piclings S 3D. Also - bales cotton picked Gp at sea
by Tie steamer Vicss' nrg 81 ~. bales cotton picked
no "A sea by steamer Key stone state - 26 quantity
u navy tobacco. ordinary from 3s453e. per n, and
c.sks inrpeniin. aold aI 81 "! per gallon
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.rIIc Rebel Raid.
BALTIMORE. Wednesday. July o. i;

IALIINVEL- " tNH'71Il9 0uIl " 177'7
Dispatches received by the officers oil the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad up TO 9d1 tonight say
that the Rebels had not yet made any attack on our
forces 1t Maryland flights. Cars run safety as lar as
Sandy Hook
II is reported that a small body Of Rebels are at
Middletowu. about eight miles from Frederick. near
South Mountain.
HARRISBURG, Pc. Wednesday. July G, ls6i
Despatehes from Chambersburg state that Rebel
force supposed 10 be Bradley Johnston's brigade
entered Hagerstown this afternoon.
The Union force at that place. under Lieut. Mclean,
after sprited resistance were compelled to fall back
on Greeaeastle Pa with which place still had tele
yranhic communication up 10 O'Clock 10 night.
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UNPLEASANT TRAyEL.-Wc learn that dis
Graceful scene occurred on the Camden and Amboy
train from Washington which reached this city at 1927
last evening ~ Newark. q party OF about eight
drunken roughs entered the cars shouting in most
boiserous manner dragging the occupants OF different
seats from their places and singing songs in praise OF
Southern Rights" This continued during the trip to
the city and mipy pass'ngeri among whom were sick
men and wounded soldiers LEFT the ear to avoid trouble
The conductor OF the train present during part oil
the disturbance but took notice Of IT, and when ap'
peaked TO- justified his inactivity on the ground that
he could preserve the peace 1t may be vel Tor the
public to understand ths the position ofthis railroad
company; and it may be also 10 well Tor the public to
protect themselves according to the emergency This
case il, n proof that the Railroad Company are unable
or unwilling TO take the slightest care OF their patrons
Let each man look out for himself
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Probable Capture of Hagersiown-Morc
Troops 10 be Raised.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday,

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday. July G. 1864.
The Bulletin has received the following special
dispatch
HARRISBURG. Pa July G.--Gen Couch he's just re-
cciyed dispatch which leads us to believe that our
cavalry were forced out of Hagerstown to-day. The
dispatch is dated O'Clock this afternoon.
The Rebels have only cavalry. Our troops are con-
centrating at Chnmbcrsburg and beyond.
The Governor viii issue call Immediately for more
troops iu addition to the l2O0O called out yesterday
so that the old troops in the Department may be sent to
the front The old Pennsylvania Reserves are iocking
TO the rescue
"Gen. Couch is here for the present. in constant
communication with Gov. Curtin
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MARBLE
tfOPKINsoN

OpEtNsON-RFERS-On "wednesday, July6 At Christ
C'nrrb Brooslv n p. d. by the Rev. Mr.. Partridge: MI
Dcu H. Ifopk'nson OF sheffield, Ensloud to Miss Mary
Nsryip only dsughter OF W ism L. Beers OF Brooklyn
No caTd=.
HogBY-McLAUGHLlN--At Harlem, by the Rev; Geo b
Drape ID. d., John H. Hobby to Mss Nellie r. l. nc
Laughlu. en- OF this city. No cardr
LEY-CAMPBELL-A New.Bmnswick, n. j., on
"wednesday July o, by the Rev W Ii. Campbell y. ",
assisted by the Rev. Dr. Kelley, Professor Il hseJ 70
MI Katharine v B. second daughter OF the Rev Dr.
Campbell.
sTFyENs-DE BEYOISE--on Thur'd.y June 30, at the
rsicnce OF The bride. uncle, y p. A. Shonnard, esq
rroolyn r. D. by the Rev. T.. s Porter y. D. James h
s,.n n S.v Y6k % Fuiie daughter OF the late Petes
ID, Beyoise Of Bushwick, Long Island.
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Nrw.Yonk, "wednesday, July G. 1864.


A gentleman of the Sanitary Commission
lust from the front reports tha, the aspect Of affair
there /. most cheering The men are IN excellent
spirits. and were supplied with all neces'lries The
onions potatoes and other vegetables had us, begun to
arrive from New York Prior to this over 500 barrels
Of vegetables were distributed from the stores Of the
Sanitary Commission through the COmmissariat De
partment
Cen Smith personally expressed 70 our informant hi'
high sense Of the value Of these distributions and their
beneficial effects the health of the army. No END o.
pickes had come in In fact. the army was almost
picked, though by 10 means In pickle lndeed the
men could not possibly be cheerful and they have
got so used to the continual firing OF the Rebels "a 70
take notice OF II.
AT CITY Point the Rebels have battery 81 eight o.
ten guns enflading our lines but this battery IS T
turn commanded BY our guns. and whenever II opens
on IA is speedily s!ouced The firing Of the Rebels had
hitherto done very little hurt TO our men IN the Date
,ie. hut in the trenches casualties were frequent
Continual artillery duels were taking place. which led
10 tho statements Of battles having occurred when
no,hiup of the sort took place. For instance. 1t bad
been reported teat tight took place on the toafih
when the Fourth was the qcietest day OF the weeA
T-he HEADQUARTERS Of Gen Smith near the -.
Westinghouse in fine mansion said to belong 10
Rebel officer and it was supposed that that was tA'
reason Of the exemption had enjoyed from the Rebe
fire All the General Officers were iuIuratinS In aban
doned mansions, and at present were having verl
good time of it.
The Army was compelled to naction by the excessive
heat. and il was our iniornants opinion that no move
ment. would be undertaken by Gen. Grant until some
rain had fallen The wounded men had nearly all lei
the hospitals and although 400 men had been sent
in within the last few days the whole number now II
the hospitals at Petersburg could not amount to 2v
men.
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HUNTERS Forces Arriving.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, July 6. 1861.
The mail train for Sandy Hook, opposite Har-
pcrs Ferry. left this morning usual
Gen Hunters forces rapidly arriving from the
West and will no doubt. soon confront the Rebels
Tic enemy still retain possession Of the Virginia side
Of HarperS Ferry.
Cen Sigc with bis force. holds Maryland Nights.
All indications thus fer strengthen the conviction
that the forces of the enemy do not exceed 5000 or 5000
men, and that it is simply plundcring expedition and
nothing more.
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Busliless Notices.
XRRY IMPORTANT.

DO LET OUR SOLDIERS pIR
For the benefit of public and having friends in the
Army publish the following letter. We have during the
past three years received Thousand others Of similar
papor-all of which prove the importance Of RADwArs
READY RELIEF remedial agent, in all cases Of disease
complaints induced by incidental to the duties OIL
soldier We have for the past three urged the several
Departments tho Government to adopt the use OF this ed
cine in the Army And oser, in order to save tho
live. OF our soldiers to supply the Government with our med
icine at COST
We most regiously believe that II RAILWAYS READY IKE
LRy was freely dispensed the sick in the hospitals that
nine cses out every hundred who die would live
We have sufficient evidence OF tho curative efficacy OF this
medicine making this statement Thousands
Of soldiers who have used this medicine declare that their lives
have been ,ayed by its The following letter respect
fully submitted
DR. RApwAY srn soldier in the Army Of he Potomac
some omy companions TO keep In good health ana can
drink swamp water and suffer al nna' OF s Ies Of
use troubled with dysen.eries cholera m9rops ever,
declare Sst they d.s only RApw,Is READY RELIEF and
ocesslonsly dose Of RaDwArs PILLS am persqnsly
Jaw In The Eevgieso y ms t o nSier should be-
without it, nclo'sd S end hy cent. 70! bottle Ad
Company Seventy RSsioen T. Psln.yysnis voun
ter. second Bdssde; sesssd Division, second Army
! T. S.-Send Il as soon as You can
AT Tybee Island George c. p. Lord st-n, that with Rad
way, Ready Relief aud Pli he only out prevented
hi, men from sickness. Many in his regiment died while
worsnsi in the swamp but died that usea .hese
remedies cured many Of the ievers, darhea, COLA.
chils rheumatism. collie cholera, &c.
In yellow fever. Railways Ready Relief is sure cure as
well a, positive preventive. II Government, neseet' to
provide th. positive remedy for the Of the sick soldier
friend, Of soldier, provide It, Call s, Dr. RAILWAYS
| OFFICE No. o. MsIDEsLASE, NEw.fozK
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NOBODY GOING TO STAY TO BE HURT.
Not if They Can Get a Chance to Run
"OH! MARYLAND! NY MARYLAND! y
The silly scare-Fright without Cause
Nobody Hurt, and Nobody Likely TO be
While Legs Are Trumps.

Special Dispatch to The n \. Tribune.
BALTIMORE Wednesday, July Sup u.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have just received intelligence from Sandy Hook oPpo'
site Harpers Ferry stating that not Rebe can be seen
or heard Of Hapes Fy or in any part Of Maryland
and that 1t is believed that by tomorrow morning
there viii not be one anywhere in that vicinity they
having skedaddled up the valley is thought to es'
cape being cut of by Hunter.
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Advertisement

GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING FOR JUSTICE,
FREEDOM HUMANITY, GOD, AND OUR COUNTRY i-fRE-
MONT tho Pioneer and representative of Freedom ct
the Church of the Puritans, Union square, Monday
evening July H.
DIR. CHERyER and other friends OF Universal Free
dom and the Constitution will address the meeting.
Come and hear a shaking among the dry bones OF
Conservatism and Expediency
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NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

ROBBERY AND ARREST OF REcBIvBh.-A
e-vant Girl named Bridget Kennedy was taken before
Recorder Martndae Of Jersey City Yesterday charged
with having stolen wearing apparel Valued a. xls'
Tho accused admitted guilt and stated that she had
sold the goods for 81 TO johnson Hunt grocer corner
Of Morgan and Prospect Streets ssarsns5
con.iaeyabIe other property supposed 10 have been
stolen johnson and bis wife were arrested and held
for examination,
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VERDICT OF CESscRE:;-Coroner Hanley s Oh
u,ason Citv concluded an inquest yesterday on the
kS ~ Tsmss purcell who was killed on Sunday morn
inS BY collision on tho stock and milk trains Of the
Efo Hallway The jury rendered verdict e0n'O Or
Ssgm.n AZ The time his train was crossing the main
kaok
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Cricket Match Between New-Hork and
Massuchusctts.
Boston. Wednesday.

Boston Wednesday july 6, 1894
The cricket match between the New-fork
Ih and the Massachusetts, Club terminated IN favor OF
the latter who won the game with seven wckets 10
r The match was decidedly the best played
In New. Eng and snd is 10 awaken greater inter
eat in the game in MsssGChUscts.
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Advertise nens.

Here we are again, very gentle Reader, mo.
Of tho FUNNIEST is the great vehicle for jokes that
Jokes fun that is fun, and laugh hearty. loud ana
long do not fail 70 the Phunniess OF Anvil NO D.
Sold by all Newsmen who have It. aud read by Oil e.
cept by dishonest old Ape and the Copperheads.
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Chnpter III.

Chapter IL.
And he did wonderful works insomnch that bis nan
was pronounced in many tongues
And there came In unto him Judith, from the seaport
New Bedford who had been sick for many years and sfs
seven days pains gone, she slept soundy and a
rejoice in eating her food.
And Asa those which called Quakers, In the se
CITY of Philadelphia wrote epse saying u! prak@
this money which IL called Greenoack aud MA
the picture OF Abraham thy friend end for verify
weak exhausted and respondent ute but little, and nosS
any pains and thy Plantation Bitters gave mo heaiht
ukered only unto the vgor of youth
And upon such afflicted with Liver Complaint VII
Sour stomach with general Debility, and Dyspepc pains.
an parts Of the land did these BteT produce astonishing carc
But some unbeevers existed and eroakeEs Mose}
those whose occupation goneend they said mscios
thnxs aud trumpetsd their dying soro~s through mag
papers. NJ. ..sl.,i.
''Ths reminds me Of story, which 10 say boys awa
.tone the best reos Be Of good cheer Once IN ssngamS
County even bilons-bu the bursting OF sheu ITO
The direction of Petersburg caused Abraham TO travel utp
"a, and he only said Send bottle Of Plantation Bea
ION have not time TO wait" SO have lost his story
But Drake foursheth like the green bay tree, the ROO
bear witness his skill and the fences proclaim his worts
That those VITO run may read and need suffer who
use the Plantation Bitters. -
And The tpattude with one voice sai: Explain unto
the Drphic meaning Of s. T.l860A" But because OF y
many peor voice cond not be heard snd he promsed
e1plsin all in his epts. which viii be Chapter III
And the crowd departed each with ootHe o. o"s" IN ~
hands.
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lrom Our sncciul Correspondent,

from Our SpcclaI VoFFe'pohdtDt
GEN BUTLER's HEADQUARTERS. !
Monday, July 4. 1861 IN.
Everything indicates lively Fourth oil July.
Gen. Butler ha, ordered a salute Of ~ guns-one Tor
each Sa,e-shoted and trained upon the enemy 70 De
Qred at uo9.. aal all tas bsad, " ~ siat0ssd q. ~o
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Bebels-The Ancient Harry 10 Pny-
Our Forces Driven out Of III "a gerstown.

Special Dispatch TO The y. / JuOune.
HARmsBUke. Wednesday, July g. 1864.
Gen Sigel still holds Harper's Ferry, out Of
danger.
Gen. Wallace's advance have been skirmishing all
day with the Rebels near Frederick City. Result IN
known.
Our forces were driven ont Of Hagerstown to-day.
though they whipped the Rebels there yesterday
taking one lieutenant and two priyates prisoners and
wounding number Of others. These prisoners were
sent TO Fort Delaware to-day
Runor has it that Hunter is coming East as fast as
rail and steamboat can bring his column.
The number of Rebels is reported al from 5000 to
10000.
Our forces have been driven towards ChambeTsburgh
from Greencaste.
Wallace and Sigel can bold the enemy in check anti
Hunter comes and the militia rally.
Several regiments have already offered under the
Il. 900 call.
LATER DISPATCH
Official information received here shows that Gen
Grant has notified the War Department that Large
portion Of the Rebel army has left his immediate 'front.'
that large portion Of Hunters force has reached Par
kersburg on its way East, and his advance viii reach
Cumberland tomorrow morning.
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Summer

'ulu"er Il vou want SPRING or SUMMER CLOTHING
every style and variety, go to +. b. BALDWIN
Mo-. 20 AND u BOwERY the largest as.ortns
and store in the city, and Prisss les. Chiidrc
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Satstacsisn kiv
Please CAL.
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Entertainments This Day md Evening.

FER caon II Mats ord tmc q CON -eneemeHf zee Gdrer
u,srent ~ other columns OF his paper.
WALIAcK's THTsTpR--rhe Winning Suit.
SIgLo's GAHDEs-1he Duke's Motto.
OLYnFIC IBEATER- English Opera.
BIESuxs MUs.UH-Blig GIFTED faith-Nss Major Cushuian
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gperial Notices.

Eleventh Ward on Deck.-A Club was formed last
evening In the Xth Ward 10 be known as the LlNCULN
AND JOHNSON CAMPAIGN CLUB OF THE NTH
WARD About forty members present. and the iono~
inz officers elected:
SIMON HAZLcTON, esq, President;
BERNARD SWARTZ, esd, Vice Presidents
JOHN LEWIS, esq, Treasurer;
c. w. CARPENTER, Secretary. .,,,o,,,sn.
The next regular meeting viii be held on WEDNhsDAi
EVENING NEXT, July o. At No. u Az: D.
G. w CARPENTER, Secretary.
Twenty.First Ward Union Associntion:-A meet
Ing OF the above Association will be held ,.S,' n0
T,h inst AZ q o'clocS RICHARD KELLY, Prssidsut
ySu5 a s u, nTsa.S' sse'e''si'.
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Delicious.
HELaBoLD's ICE-CBEAM SODA

TWENTY VARIETIES OF SYRUP.
Lemon Ssrsaparilla, 0rgest,
Raspberry. Ginger Strawberry
Catawbi, Chocolate, Vanilla,
Nectar Hook Peach
Pineapple. Jarganela Pear, Blackberry,
Bansna Wild Cherry, Orange,
Spice, Coffee
Kissengen and yichy Waters drsught or In bottles
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
All syrups made Of the best material Fruit rups Of fesS
and selected fruit Of pure and water draws
from fountains. The great obection that many
have the drinking o, soda that the water from coppes
fountains the yrups made Of extracts and Of aacs
character The proprietor spared expense to overcome
the above objections the marble from which the rups
drawn on cop of counter sone costing thousand dollars
Your patronage respectfully solicited
HELMBOLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
No. 5s4 BROADWAY.
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JKYYEks, No. 573 Observation-Disclosures ana
Childrens BooTs. SLIPPERS, iUcKLEs, Rows, &c.
= Also Gents, S.isyGEs JIFgEas, 57J Broadway.
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Fre.h Provisions for the Army.

WAsniSGToN. wednesday. July e. 1861.
The Sanitary Commission today sent to the
army 80 barrels fresh vegetables and 500 hends
q cabbage.
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WHO Is Mrs. WINsLOw

As Iii, question is frequently asked we win simply say
tbs, .he sdy who for upward Of thirty years has I'M
trusy devoted her time and talents Female Physician
and Nurse. principally among children She has especially
studied h- constitution and wants Of th, numerous ca''
and as result Of this effort and practical knowledge OBJ
tanned in lifetime spent and physician she h's
compounded Soothing Syrup, for children tee'lns 1t
operates se msgcsiyng rest and health, and Is moreover
sure 70 gulte the bowels In consequence OF this drcls
Mr. Ninslow l. becoming wordrenowned as oeneiacor
Of her rsce children certainly DO RISE UP and be'' her
especially i hi' the ea'e in this city Vast quantities o. tne
soothing syrup are DAILY sold and used here We think
Nr. iuo has ininorta allied her by this invaluable
article and sincerely believe thossand Of children have
been saved from early by its timely use and tsa'
million. get unborn will share beneh, and unite IN calling
her beed no has discharged her duty to her SUI
ferng little one 10 opinion, until shs has given the pen
eht OF Mrs Wiuow's Soothing Syrup Try It, notHer'-fEf
IT Sow.-f Ladies' Visitor New.fork City.
Sold by ALI DrurfstS: IS ceuts bottle.
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WateringI Places.-IT IS IMPORTANT, IN FACT
NECESSARY that you provide yourself with the folows
;ice. before starting Tooth, Hair Nail and Flesh Brush
Tooth Powder Pomade Extracts Cologne, or Toilet wsts
and nice travelling to hold the same In compact foru
Sfr HELMBoLD, Druggist Of No '94 Broadway has pre-
pared himself furnish the above having large assortme
always on hand and his establishment is pstronzed BY ~
the fashionable and wealthy because they can always n
what they WISH and by others becaue they procure articles
reasonable aes-aud all are sure their patronage
prrciaed by polite and gen,lemany attendants Recolis<
this and al,o recolect the place.
HELMBOLDS New Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No
5et Broadway ,ear Metropolitan Hotel. -
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Conflicting and Contradictory Reports.
fHE WHOLE AFFAIR LOOKS LIKE A FARCE,
ALITTLE BACKBONE MUCH NEEDED


NOBODY LIKELY TO BE HURT AT ALL,
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Chevaiier'l
SucN
LIE EOR TIE HAIR.

Restore, Gray Hair to h original color stops its falling on
in three days keeps the sedd clean cool and healthy will noe
stain the skin or soil the whitess fabric The best hadresd
ing ever offered the public Can be used freely censiss
nothing uou, strengthens AMI promotes the growth ofhe
Weakest hsir recommended lad u'ed BY the drs "edi"s
authority in Ne York. All freely invited to examine 'hN
wonderful nmYh Of science. Sold at the drug stores and
my office No iao Broadway, where advice as to rsa'mea
Of the hair viii be srzaui,ously given.
SARAH A. CHEyALIER, NJ. d.
Price 6 per bottle; SIS per half dozen, in fancy boxes csa
be sent by eIIress.
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Julius &. Pobie, VI. d.,

JHIIHs We Z UNIV .Hs D'b
Formerly of and Successor to
DIR. JAMES Il. Chiffon Co..
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST,
No. 81 Prnce-st, New York.
attention p,d 10 the analyses Of Ores Metal
Minerals Mineral Waters Commercial Prodnets sc, &c
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rs Years aud s Months

ID hau . .'h"hs"o
Il e combined experience Of the gentlemen eugssedi Helm
bods New Drug storesn average Of ever years for esd
one In the best Broadway stores and each prescription rec
By two persons, and checked before going out.
Recouect this,
those who have prescriptions tina, invariably require caro-
And also recolect
HELMBOLD's NEW DRUG STORE, No. ss4 Brosdws
y
next Metropolitan Hotel.
The ReceptiOn-ROom attached to HELhBoLaA
New Drug Store designed for persons waiting for Prssed
tons.
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niamond. Rings

a, A, descriptions from Twenty ave Dollar TO Seven Hun
red Dollars each for sale by GEO. c. ALLEN NO as BROS
way one door below Csnals, formerly No IL Walst'
CLOSED OF SATURDAYS At 3ocioek.
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THE LATEST SENSATION.

Invasion of the North by Rebels.
TREMENDOUS FRIGHT IN MARYLAND.
Discretion the Better Part Of Valor.
THEY WILL LIVE TO FIGHT ANOTHER DAY.
A Handful of Horse Thieves Set the
Burghers Crazy.
Conflicting and Contradictory Reports.
TIE WHOLE AFFAIR LOOKS LIKE FARCE.
ALITTLE BACKBONE MUCH NEEDED
NOBODY HURT SO FAR.
NOBODY LIKELY TO BE HURT AT ALL.