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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
TnApQr AaIrrs 4. y. Va. July &C. lsli.
The New Raid Defeat OF Hunters Forces
-ncirent Of Crook.
From Oar Special Correspondent.
HAEPEEs FERRY. Va,


HAErEg's FERRY. Va. July %. 1894.
From hints and expressions let fall BY some oi
the leading Rebels engaged In tie atc raid II was The
general impression throughout the section Of country IN
which they "yoldod' that they would soon return ana
barvest tic abundant fields Of grain for which the Vae,
Of the Shenandoah 10 70 Justly celebrated. 'i'''
through tho valley lately fully convinced mo Of the gFea'
importance Of tho wiley to both par.lesvalnnbe to THO
bels az containing immense sources OF susennnee W
their fashed army AID valuable 10 eur forces not 30
much h,r the good lts products win do thefn but as
priss for which the Rebels stoutly contsng. ana
ono which must be kept nom thcm j. Will DO soeh'
therefore ,ha, While great efforts will be made on tue
opc hand 10 secure 90 valuable prize equally great oh
viii Ina made on the other II not 10 hold the sa!' ~
lexst 10 render the crops vnlueless TO the enemy.
As have ssid before. the return OF Ale hspc's sa
fuy s.pscted, and consequently. al hhRcisto.in,
Sb,rp,hurg Harpers Ferry. and ell the towns on tno
iord bpsjne.s has been ht complete ttandsun tine
the an of Ju.y raid the merchants, prOhtins uy
o~rence IA regard 20 the FRANKS OF the chNhn!.
very wisely concluded 10 place no gods IN fheh s'o'
until, the threatened danger passed over. -, .,o
Little surprise therefore was mnmiesich "hsi s ,I
.nnocement of bat,ld al Smokers Ferry on the rth
foogcd nv our retreat 10 Winchester. and the suOse
! onent pnisuit by the lfbels. was isnde. 20 olo
seemed surprised that the remnant oil HUNT, h."!
C,hch nftcr two months marching ana bfnt,hs VIZ
again showed 10 The held Just M the! pp1sco w
reached haven Of lest without giving tbeh u're ~
r.on~c lie eiore and clothing they 50 badly feIue",
or even ~ rspensh their cmpiy cartridge l'Aoe' '
icon Gelcaied aiid dIiyea pae" ee!o's ms
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Nrw-YORK CPES BOARD or BRoKERS.-Ihe
Opoa Board d Brokers viii open theif ne" building
Nos nc aud lie Broad street. at O'Clock TO day Tic
new Stock Exchange hnni-omc room. about 20 feet
.-ns & feet vide ard IS feet IN hight The eoor VII
modaie ahoui $50 members. and there will he out
sil. seat, .or about 30 non members Who may choose
70 ply rcat 500 per year. There nre galleries on
iifce sides The bnding which vii bod lSsfeciator'
and which will To- open to tho public. Al the furniture
waimcotirP &C. Is Of black walnut, md the ceiling is
oraame ted with escoos Of very respectable artistic
merit Beside the larcc room fr tic hldinE' there Is
h telegraph oucr and ioirine.reom on tho ."ie moor
,-d communicating with IT, vhlo the ante rooms ebo
are respectively occupied by staircase and smau Cc1
mlif.c roor.. The open Board, which row Numbers
rro,e than go sironr. viii have bniinng 81 unusual
cDfuri convenience ard elegance. ana WHICH reheo'
yreai credit upon its designers
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rmLiprLrrra. Jay 70, issL.
R.tsI Aeon No.

From Ia Hichu.a nd Rrsr'iner. JOY ~
No doub, as 20 the victory In the VALLEY
errs 10 be possible To terms % the dispatci nci-
cate wis, Is now seldom s-eDihe rou Il urgc army
in ahoh III order aud atiemTi 30 "fgrnLG fettea was
abaudorel Pursiit wes made by tie whole C"i"dcr'
ate force fr ten mi.es. and Continued hnher bi
CDnsdornte cavnl'y Snch a. event ntones ~ oil the
shortcomings ~ M lsc campaign n H. Nnl.J and o.
a. Potomac To TIE dsitri spectator thcy were h"'
few Providence rremfd tu have given Is ~ = su'nen
" hole han ul 4 those rrdd ogpo iuniiies wnlch
were shnv cred on tie Cu fcTrtc grne!as n ihr bret
ar IL tie VIZ and l'rF IN a. tHcn. unimpr yea ~
the crugud. IyDchhurr. H1rpri's Iory haNir"r',
Mnshin. uu--f.rI slch chances the avn! hhu It'sIh'
with tsf
1hc . news 81 ~ return Wa tie Serlp'ne afslr
:. which Ran enrs -, si0H vas iunlliipd ~ Tie duH.
4 ssnalalo,.. s;firl On Tot day three 60 derate
Nrc1t,s lad IL away without even formation ~
linz q bat e. though 20 gIcoi los o. men va, go
sined, Is WAS disaster sIcL 70 never ltiTe "h On
ans pvt 81 the army Of Noithrrn virginia. ant
snh irnsi "a viii never agan he known O. -" 80
II tie state But ~ rogrr.s rnd sorruws di.oipear
before iae c'oflo-8 tidirrs from Kefgtown ferinrs
tic mouifcaiiol Of the preceding days ner'ed 'I'
ais laiis nav be simply rioriou, bat !, may also
BE- E.ost aportaat event IL ] hclloed tHt me
forces scat ~ GfHnt 10 tie rrle' 81 Whailttt'h ~
tuned o. him mon NJ onr eriny hnd passed. It,s
or The truops d.fatct hy Early Inu-i ihcu hre been
tie thrice 81 ped haTt 90 Hunter nov uunsi frcd -
Ciolk AID DE ecrnpinc~ - The gnrrison IN wasting
ton. They are in 10 coalition now 20 renew an! con
ieglaps IS ldr open IL u = leas probable tat TIE
sa,.s Of Maryland and Peuniylsania are 10" AZ
Emlfs mercy.
~ " Aaro o." roasoD TO doubt that lie VIII BET Nh u
u.o Tie n,m, nsr advantage De 'as rsine' thoneh We
havc day no news - bis march toward u" i'ior
TLc ncyf noW. nf EnIly wil probably cone {, az
thIoa.h The Northern papcra-lnd lively news II
likely 10 D..
Frot. Tho Riciinond ~ patch JOY p. -
II VIZ rumOrrd Yesterday afternoon that cur
troops o. t. valley II Nirgin.n bad engaged ara de
i,.t.d The enemy. THIS news Hns confirmed W pis
senfcrf on tho Coniid train; aud 1t hie Lou. az
the War Department; ,,e ,o,,
The Hon. JANIS 4. SEpDOfi
on the 9ifh lnsi on the old battlefield 81 hcTiAl0M -
completely ron!n. him. aid puishod hiin NO i.s %.
yOni Wine hesior when be vas con pc.ed 10 NM Ioi
tie exhaustion 90 rs men. they having nsreLeI wen
iy-Gve miles that day.
The pursuit Yves confined by the cavalry.
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a ID Mathew welsh estate o'Jo.ePh Eys'cr ana .ns
Female Seminary Dominicks drug store. James ~
sons mansion aud store. VIM. Gelwicks' '"n" N"s','
the Franklin House. the Chanbersbufg ha"h' ~"
uore's Corner Nayors store and tin store. 'Pans"
drug ,tore. Dr. Richards Office aud d"e'Ilnt' ~
hart Heuck's store and dwelling the
=, uchcnbaugh's JeueIy store. Mrs Bishops ''.aON
meni. the residence II j. George w"ie' pf' NA"',
,oa,. o,nc. .Tpdre Blacks store Jacob Hutton. j.
ycclp;oos, Lewis SLoeu aker. Simon GTceh"hii' '0e
uroperty Of the IIpi,er estate and the two proper
,,es OH A. Iyster Tie fire then skipped the resi-
denee 81 Dr.. Fisher, and two other dwellings. From
Lnbrcls up to the next corner every buildings burned
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SAspt SKY Onio. Fridsy, July ~. ie'

The funeral Of MsjOr-Gen. McPhersOn, at
Clyde. Today. very largely attended. The cere'
monies were exceedingly impressive. The body Ess
SIC i3th United States aniry. tbs 2ith Ohio battery
tom this cir. aHd the l2~ih Oho Veteran inf.nly.
frvm JohusoI's Island formed the funeral escort. The
Rev. r. f. uldre,b. OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
delivered tie funeral aadIcss. Sbch Was listened "
SnL bgeo,,less interest. Among the eriet-stI cken
mourntrs we're the mother, y sndmother two tstei
Two hIothets aud other rc-tn ~ The deosssed lie
number Of persVns present was estimated at i0.OO0
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--latest News-No Feur Of n Rcpetision OF
the Late Raid-Gen. Hunter IN Com
raand or NIL the Union Forccs.
sciL Disps,oh tn TIE n. Y. Tribune.

GpsciAl Dispsioh IN Toe \. 7. Tribune
WASHINGTON. July 81. ls64-Mdnight.
Your correspondent, X. l.. s., sends the ioi'
lowing from Frederick;
No fear mood he entertain cd that there viii be- repo
tticn OF the recent raid into the North Cen nul'r
In Supreme command Of al the troops and com
petey master Of the sitrnton. There VIII DC 10 'afe
Cor tie want OF concord VI action
There 4. considerable ercten snt among tho farmers
spd others who los, besyily during the recent raid.
The force which occapied ChumtorSburg yesterday Is
commanded BY Bradley johnson. who crossed the
Potomac at Hencock II. Johns Run and Clear Springs
A,eria is disputus q cir advance and movements arc
IN progress Of execution which should result In dc
eisve victory TO cur arms,
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HOTEL ARRlvAIs.-Major.G d. c. Blu
ell wife and Mise Mason. from Washington aud Zen.
ODonne and servant. Baltimore, are 81 inc Ns"'i
Hotel. ,,,,,, r.. n
The Hon. VIM Kelly. n. C.. philadelphia Capt. q
NJ Alden formerly Of the u. y steamer Richmond "
s n. Col r. A kensel, u. y. A.; Major X. ~ MOT
ria D. S. Vols; and w. ". Ravenscraf. Des Aoines'
are az the Metropolitan Hotel w
The Hon. L. Daring. Nassau. n. T.. ana ~ W.
RAINFALL u 4 n. nre at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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CENTRAL PARK COScERr.-In spite OF the
intense heat on Saturday afternoon the usual crowd at
tended the performance OF Dodworshs band at the
Central Park Several Of the pieces performed woie
loudly applauded ard altogether the selection ana per
frmsnee Of the music sustained the repnte WHOM nus
been won by these Saturday afternoon gatherings Inc
Hebrew Orphan Asylum. and the Union school 'of
Soldiers Children and several other scAoois were pres
ent during tho performance.
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gpeeial Notifes.

Tverf,.Second Ward.-A Iegosr m,.ses,inj OF ne
oirNAS TNTDS LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CAM'
pAi0y CLUB viii he held th!s (MOSpAll nisH at the
u,ssau,rters No ca 8hay.. at oclock The members
sewers. .prikeis invited TO address tho mee!ins
ADAM ROODlOEa, President
Chr s,nrSo, Secretary.
MATCHMAKING CoMalITEE OF The UNION
crSrRAL COMmiTTEE.-h Regular Meo,ns Of this Cora:
ilt.y will bs held Hesdgns,t corner Of Broadway and
s3l sla on MONDAY ENEklNo, Any g; o'clock.
OWEN ". BRENNAN, Chairman
HrsaI II; Hs g.;,' Secretaries.
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Loeri Military Matters.
Tuu FTrrY-sIxTH REGIMENT.

This regiment, which has now been encamped
NJ Port Kchrngd staten Island n. tAan week.
i 10 b. mustered Into the United States sci rice today
AMI tomorrow VII proceed g. Washington. al mem.
zen. are required b. ,ppr, to-day be cons dcfcd de-
scucrs The runler 81 men Ia camp on saturday was
IS The number sil b. increased Today 10 oYur Gu.
Ihis Is the int aud only regiment from lirUoklyn
wil-h In. nlawcr-d the ci 81. The President Tor one
hund. cd days service. args number ot the 'rierds
Of TIE members paid Ts.i to tho camp yesterday.
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Preelsmstiop By Governor Curtin'
s1 CALLS ON TnB rBoPIB TO ORGANIZE AN
DEPEND THEIR HOME

HARRISBURG. Pa Saturday. July 30 lsoi'
Gov. Curtin has just issued the following
proclamation: - u...,.,,-ro u, {,
saturday July JD.'le6i: }
To TEE ProPLR OF HAsg,sBuRo; Tho ehem! na'e
snce mere entered Pennsy lvlIia-
They occupied Chnmbersburg at o'clock this morn
tng with cafalry and artillery. ,-...to..
few hours win degeos their force ana in,en,1ns
It's possible their movements ma! DC I'll o0'0
etis city. -. .ou ,,or
In view Of such contingency. therefore cav upon
Che people sf Harrisburg and vicinity 70 organize
snce 10 .efead their bOmeS , -
Am. and ammunition will be delivered 70 each or
ralIizod company upon application to tde AdJu'a-'
General 80, o.. or ..e
Cuited States will De required. a. u. 'UhiN'
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Pbi'ndeiphsn Reports.
PnnaDgIrHis. Saturday. July 20.

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. July 20. 1894
Pretty well authenticated Information re-
ce,red hero tonight Is 10 tho efcci that the Eebe
obr with 800 cavalry has crossed the Potomac Int
Marrlnnd a Ydwarlss Torrr. ard 1. endcsvoriag &
uierce7, our wnrou tren but learn Tint II Is out o.
be- roach. beside which 1t l. strongly guarded.
Trains still arrive regularly nom Sandy Hook and
Frederick.
ruiL ipILrrrs. Jay ~. lsft.
Tic e1citsmen. 10 very great here over tie news d
tho cqpture o, Chehcnburg sud ihe invasion Of our
state Tho vicinity Of pevspspcr onrccs Is croS ded by
citizens snsous Er u,src Details, vh,ah srs noneEi
rily sIpecIei !r.u HgT..Sblfg.
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The Three Remedies.

Or. II. sCHEsCK. Of Philadelphia Ons OF the most die
,nsui.hed medical reormer OF the ago the Inventor Of
three nedene, which scqssd extensive and we'll
u,eed rep listo These articles are Schemes Puluonc
syrup" sch-ni. s,s Weed Tonic" and schsncks Man.
drAs Pns each Of which proved to be medicine Of eur
prns efficacy Of disease which physieisns In
general acknowledge Be almost quite beyond the resch
Of their science Many extraordinary Of Pulmonary
and Bronchial Consumption have been made BY schsnchs
Pulmonc Syrup the utility Of which r tested IN the
Of Dr. schsnch himself whe than thirty yssrs &C.,
abandoned BY his physicians incarabsa Of the moss
alarming symptoms Of Consumpon In its most desperate
stage being present. By the Of THE syrup Dr. was 70
stored TO perfect health The Sss Weed Tonic and Mandrake
P prescribed By him auxiliary remedies n eon'up
tive cases. they may BE- used with great advantage In al
cases wherein strengthening and pargs've medicines s 70
quirsI Tho testimony OF many respecsbe psf'en' sse
to show that these medicines have Effected some o' s
most eGtFaordintry cures on record
Dr. SCHENCK can b. found at his rooms. NO ~ bondst
New York every Tuesday from 9A tn nni NJ Tor con
us,lou sj advice bu, his medicines be had there al
s.ues.
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TILE Latest REBEL RAID.
Nndden Dssh Upon Chamoer-n"rs' r"'-
They Burs Pnrt OF the 1own-o"r
Psrces Drive Thesn On-Aii Quiet OH
Sunday Nigbt-The --latest from ihe
Ilnjd BsRion.

spsos.l Dispseh to The y. Y. Tribune
BALTIMORE. July 3l-FVoninC.
Baltimore never was more quiet than now.
The reports cf Rebel depredut'ors at ChamDerspl'F
excite Indignation among MI classes OF ciiNens
unes ara nov working all hight Ia Chaubersb1rg
II is now believed H. official circles that but fn"''
body Of Rebels have as yet entered renn'' 'n'M,
Tho sor which cr,, ed the river at EDWARDS Ferry
and interrupted communication Tor "niio pe'"oe"
here and HsrpcTs Ferry. were yes'eruls 'i..'"0o"
ttscted and driven back across tho Fo'onac WIN CON
adorable los. BY Cendeniu's csvahy. when last
heard from our cavalry were still pursuing
otEoial confirmation Of Grants victory before Pc.
xrsurg has been received here and there is much re-
JoisiDg among Union ciizens.
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crcnt Fire In wbitsy. q. w, ga.

Crcnt Fire In Wbifby, G. w. -
VIM " HIrsy i:sL JAY. 1854
Mar, u,Ryfy l. Co, New.lors-', sut'. men; leg -
800 vou I'M, on the iab DIV OF JCns ia, bad ny pr
~. 49,, r~s,at, Consumed by Ore. had on my enass
- ~, ~ SAFES Which con'4irsd my noOhs end p'pevA
op' ~ ,n. Of your farat fire-eroot Sses. Pss
"a ,b,o..h yonr a;,nt g. 4. Aons~l ESQ IL ir.sed =
II, you recommend yosr SAFES - be- having and-I~
o. ,hs an ordinary the building large ths -
.,o,y bricK and contained large sccA 81 scnss n~cas
IA - W ch aided material foe 10 the fauss ihe valab~s
ere preserved Ia good condition AMI n al IDS N
pleasure testify 10 tie .xc~e't guam, OF
80. ,hey Are Justly entitled TO tie highest corasnes
the public an sen'eine"' az ~ ucvIrIAN
We N. undersisn-d r-'e.p-yers Of the town Of mo
b-a, Testimony I, the eorrrtes OF the ahov" csuox
r H. Mcmillan hsvns been eye witnesses 70 u.s IRE -
sisted In opening the sAie. nm pt.vv
1 ep-ped he sait safe. W. 1900 pi" WlIA~
r. J. YARNOLD, McTrbsni.
j. II. PERRY County ResTrsr.
W, II. HIGGINS, Editor ChroniclA
WM THOMPSON. Soldier.
JACOB BRYAN Roy tlotsl
MARtIS Co..
Sole Manufacturer ~xx.~
MAayISs PAfENT FIRE AND bChoLAo
SAFES.
No. 213 Drosdwsy-
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Proposals for Loan.

TanAsuRT DEFAssxnE5, July -. boA
Motto. 10 hereby Oven subscriptions viii b. receives
BY tbs re..orer Of the United States the several A,ss
Trea'ces End Drsrnsted Depcssie and by Tho NssssS
Banks d-ssused and qualified Deposaries and rnsaea6
Asrnt for Treasury Notes. payable three yssss om Ass
u.s. 1894 bearing uteres, the and thrsetss
pr with ssmi annual coupons attached psyO
bic In Awfcl uonsy. ~. ....
These will be convertible, th. epes u the hslsss
at maturity Into six per gold bearing bopds rsdseaso
sner Ave and payable twenty yesr' from August u.s. Is
The notes win b Issued In denominations Of any 80
bundled sye hundred thousand sad Eve thousand ~
lar. sud will be issuel In blank. p~ysole 70 order ~
DO directed ~ tie subscribers '....'-.'- '.'
An subscriptions mus. be for 6y dolls sens n.ass
Of cry dollars ...........a
Duplicate certificates wiz Issued for IN ds2osfA n
parry deposns Bdorss upon ss sg'"si certificate -
demo Zoo Of notes required and vheihsf they ns -
,snsd In blank payable to order When 90 inocrsrA
BE- len With the officer receiving the deposit 10 b ~
wsrdsd to tbis Department. 800
III. notes win b. transmitted 10 tie owner free Of Esss
porssOn charges ATE, the receipt Of the origins c.
tidrsies Of Deposss .. they cs. be prrpsrsd = d.
lnsrss viii be allowed Ausrst Is all dsposts ND
prior that date and will be paid ,, Department. spss
receipt OF the original Certificates ,-
Az the notes draw interest foln August Is persons uaxa
depo subsequent that date must psJ the asess sssrssf
from date OF uo,s to date Of depodt So.
Parties depssins twenty thoassnd doliars md uvvse
for hess notes at any time viii be sloweds couuass
Of Of one per cent which VIII be psia hs D.
psr.nens upon the receipt OF bl for the amount oessS
b. The oncef with whom tie deposit made No 1870
tions for commissions be made f0n the dsposiss
officer. receiving deposits will that the propss se
nsn,s ar. made upon the original Certineeies
An officer. authorized to receive dsposas rcqusssd -
,v, to applicants. al desired information and sosd svso
faei.,y Cor making subscriptions. ... ......rs
w.P. yEssENDEr. 800
s.ers,.ry 9th. Ttessu1
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
by The .......... ..........o..e
,,,,r.xr ruxA,rxxn OF RIA Usrsp s1Arra ssrsss =
Wall and Nssssnsth I
FrRsr NArtozAL BAxs o. SswyoEK. No. Wnse
s.cos NATIONAL BANK o. Nav yoax. c5dst. srSwsD
TuInp NATIONAL BAsK or NEw-YoRx. NO . N'ss"-~
Forsru NATIONAL BANK az EEwyosk II spd % fias-A
F,yru NATIONAL Rsxx Of NEW-YoRx. No. aS 3dsv
s,.xY NATIONAL BlSs OF NswYosx. s,h-ss. Bra~syS
Y.spru NATIONAL BANK oy Nrw YORK No. $50 EroadssH
Gr.ru NATIONAL BANK OF NEw IoRk. No. oso broscvsS
Txsru NIuos.L BANK oy NEwY oSx. No. 40 Brosdw7A
Cs,rs.x NATIONAL BANK OF NV Yo<x. No. u posrso
! NATIONAL ExcaAseE BAxZ OF NEW foaG ia "f "c"~
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AM BANKERS
throaghou, the esmiry viii douo.'ess
AFFoRp FACILITIES TO SUBSt RIDERS
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Busincs5 Notices.
NuS W,vsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP,

Poa CGiLDnrS-Care. Dy.entery end DiArra Regulates
The stomach Gni Bowels nA Collie and carries The
nfui seey through ia, ruica period o. Tceth"si gives
to., - ,.s 1o,aes and Icct md health 70 tho elJd
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. To EVERYBODY.
doab the price
TaR Di,soxD PARLoR March,
ts ocss m tne"Wu, are s-llirg chsspr Others
sho LON MANUFACTURING COS
NO. Cortlaudgt
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IxDiAsA.-CoL Cyrus n. Allen, OF Vim
cennes has been nomineied by the Union men OF the
Let District for Congress.
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m a Il RIE d.

the Charch Of the fpiphany, WISH
ington on IbuE.dsy July n by the kry Dr. Hall Holm
White Of Niagara Fall, Asues, daughter 81 the late d.
James Sykes. ST. Louis. No.
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NERVOUS and VIRULBST DISEASES and Phys
SAL NRAKSss- arising from sr~cne esnses-new asd rr.
trrsnenin Reports of the Howard seut
by uei Ia letter envelopes, free of charge Addr.,s b. j.
xIIIIN foCSRTos. Howard Association, No. south yh-st
Puiadelph
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The new NOVELTY MICROSCOPE, just patent.
3D. for examining Living Insects Flower Seeds Bank Bib.
&C.. 10 mailed prepaid for ~ ny HEsnr CxAie 10. 100
CenYe-st, sel Aiso thr ce~bratod CkAIa MICRO
SCOPE, ~ ~; or with "a beautiful objects IS So
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TIE Arm AND LEG CHALMERS PATENT sup
piled Tor soders BY the inventor Is. FRANK PALzsI Sur
seon-Aris Broadway Astor place. H. V. bo9 Chess
MT 81. Pills by order oftas SURGseSDsSEnAL
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was Of course, impossible 10 comply with such u DO
nald-- made, doubt. IN full conf encc Of Us failure
and Of is aordins pietsEt 10 execute tbs pre-
ncditatcd plan Coz destroying g. an ersburg.
lie fact flat tie most valuable potion o. the
rhaAdise had b On lei oyed pc ioualy added 70 iho
rage and dssppoltue Il the iose.s. ard whoa thcy
tbus apfri cd t-c order vas Issued 10 ere The
Court House. Tow Hail. AMI bank building. strong
breeze communicated the fano 10 tho surrounding
jAdilgs Parties Of soldiers. having sacked the sew
err drug and chemical stores manufactured tuTpeniinc
bals. which they ttrcw in all directions. creating ne
many different flames in different iocaiiue,, which
united in one general con1aeratiou.
Specdil the scene become elrtrcnGing and eppolrR
The cracking and roaring Of tie fan Is ley eapod
from house 10 house tie sh-ioks e terrified women
papic stricken and suffering Children and The piifu APP
p.as Of the Old and ho re formed an indescribable
scene Of horror. Tho citbois. without protest. had
submitted to p'nnder and had even appealed 10 the
mercy Of tie Rebels, but nothirg could eppcasc the
butcher and Incendiary McCaus.a1d.
Two hundred and slriy.fle Of tie most valuable and
elegant public and private lul'iags were destroyed
Tho town was fred 1T about u ODD in the forenoon.
The Rebels remained ut log enough TO sec the flames
spread and get under pro Roadway. when the darn
wss given that Ayerill was approaching the town
Instantly every freebooter IN his Saddle ard hur
riedly took TO tho ST Thomas road. with Ayerin In
pursuit.
No Intelligence has reached Harrisburg concerning
the direct effect o. Averls attack. 1t is believed
however, that lie succeeded In punishing McCsusand
very severely.
train heavily laden with commlssary stores was
dkpatched from this city Ills morning. TO Chambers
burg 10 relieve q resent wants Of the houe!ess We
men and children Of tat town. who now crowd the
surrounding fields and woods. =.
Many residences Of prominent citizens on the out
skirts Of the town burned. that of Col Mcclure
among Others. with his stables and ontbouse.
Among other valuable property burned were Look
hart and Horbcs mill. Washabaughs brewery. Lud-
wigs brewery. aud many others.
On Main street the FIRE was started at PenlaInin
chnmbcrs residence TIC west side OF the street.
TIE following residences burned; VIM. G.. Reed,
'GeoIge ChAMbers. Aron Smill's properly John SeLo'