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i 3 s. B. SHOTWELl..

a TITO II n EY AT LA w +,
ltf ."flH Cadl2, Ohio.
,'fCoNTINUEs to practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, business Of
Wards, Partitions, Sales of Lands, Settle
1nent Of Estates, Titles to Real Estate, Con-
veyancing, Suits ut ut Law and in Chancery,
Loaning and Investment Of Money, and all
other professional business placed III his
charge.
&as. lie is Agent for the State Bank o
Ohio and others, for loaning money, &c.
Na Office in Georges Corner, Main Street.
Jan. %, 1865. r....r. . II ....s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

THERE are fewer marriages in New York
now by one third than there were twenty
five years ago, considering the difference IN
population,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

GEO. +. Robson, the soldier who saved
Secretary Seward life, was married ON the
18th alt,, at Springfield, Mo, He can now
settle down on the farm which has been
given him out west
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

AT gay party at Mount Zion, Ill, a few
evenings since, q beautiful young lady, sud.
denly exclaimed "Oh, I am so sickp' and
fell dead. A physician said her death was
caused By tight lnoinp, .L
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

HOWEVER useful or ornamental uncom-
mon abilities, and that peculiar trait of soul
denominated genius may bo, fund Of or
dinary good sense, for the usual round Of
duty, is much better .r.aaGg.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

A VOTING lady at school was asked if
"kiss" was common or proper noun. AT
ter some hesitation, she replied; 1T is both
common and proper"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

Six HUNDRED sea going vessels, belong
Ing to citizens of the United States, have
been sold to subjects of great Britain, and
are now sailing under foreign eolors.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

LAST year over 100000 barrels of apples
were shipped from Western New York. 1t
is said that this year the crop will be even
larger.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

In every age, public opinion is the dis
seminatcd thought of some half a dozen
men, who are in all probability sleeping
quietly in their graves, ie7a rI
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

THE cost Of the new Court House in New
York, now being built, is estimated at $3,-
100000.
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ID. CUNNINGHAM.

"A t II o II n Il Y "A It Il a w,
Cadtz, Ohio.
WILL give prompt attentionfto all legal
business entrusted TO his care in Harrison
and adjoining counties. z = Z ~ y. ~
.OFFICE--Lp stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street.
yMarch l6, 1865. tF gHE t.E tlf.
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II. S. MOODY,

A TT Q II n II Y A IT. L A w.
IL Etcubcnvi1lc, Ohio. W.
EB~Will practice in the Courts of Harri.
Son County. a. re april /, 49,.
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business Cards.
J. MI. EsTEP,
ATTOR EY AT LAW
Cadiz, Ohio. .f

Cadiz, Ohlos
COLLECTIONS made, and business or Exc,
outors,. Administrators md Guardians at
tended to,
y tlAlso the collection of '.r--f'
Back Pay, BOunties, Pensions, &c.
OF Soldiers and Widows and heirs of deceas-
ed soldiers, &c, attended to. b,
oPPtcE4on Main Street, opposite Beall's
Drug Store. T.. IL. t.
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PHILIP DONAHUE,

"A TT RN RY "A II L ~ w {,
- At.'. Cadia, Ohio.
OFF1cE-On Market Street, over McCon-
neIrs Grocery. Entrance between Hanna s
and McConnell's.
Cadiz, Ohio, June 4, 1865. .H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-12

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6! 's's: st;;!: i:3ss:': s'is:g,s:s S.:
sxisiSoR5 JsS q Ar :sS. sSs:l ggiSad 49,
isE; :sAs fiiaiOes, 5a xSSsa.. sid 'hp A's'0nd
s5a ,, big !exn:sns t ss:s z:
foy Basnos brig: Sssh Stevens barbour HOndurai
.sSn foa. s.una. DO
BEyHRLY July 7-Arr schr Saunders, TOwnsenas
cHXREEsroN. July s-Arr schrs Z, Smith. posne, New
York George Henry Curtis Georgetowni Loyal
DiGHfoS july O-Ar schr Salmon washburn. rhrsshsr.
EAST SREENWIcH. July io-sld schr Amos Falkenours.
F6RrREss SoSRoE July lat schrs 7 c,%1% as.,
Moonlight Suites EnS'h NYsn
s s so Am and s Pns sYot ~
sly Point. 3'5 q earn a' Raymond SyoE
f Rt e. HG; % %S o s sssrs Ponder pAp
and as5S Ms G Is ,es,. All.
Godfrey and Townsend JOY Jersey City, Kate Scranton
s5 brig * SsSs ss ss:.
Fs IS ga steamer can; PeSs!s;
gssa9nsosR csyssss yhS%s:.
NB Maggie %andaen for
Css.
Sid Br brig Jane schrs George Washington TumPh Fam
Passed Sa 4 ship supposed
g. the GsS Srs S os Philadelphia Bo..on
Hattie 8 Wheeler poial. K9oIE for Portland; Tangent
BsmSs Boston, pI E5ms5 Mss;S
do S Addie sf st%pson Cumming. YORK Union;
Pendeon for Quincy Elizabeth De s Hf a0%e 20 tqE
Marts Mars Phiiadepha for salem SID brigs TORRENT
cys as Jane Ray%On
Haley. Sophia Ann Addie p Simpson DO Hart q
ship cSas Ns ca o sssss s ss
%oahx G,S GREY ' S !%s rfPee
stesdman N Bramhali W Dill + Nickerson, Myrover,
NV NEW o ss dsshs July Arr D4sss Hattie Morrison
Fsss a. S $S;,s;sss
RSsan sans G sa Roasan Illinois N''ds'
Fanny Foass swain from Rni sas,
Sa ssss 5'G% %s
Anna ;s rs 9 rs9ssies as.E Sns::
Ssa BeAn d. s sssrfs
it'll sad
ss5E ss ss ssPso s. sh Ps
9?F xS do
eth-Arr big Normandy (Br). Horton Somerset New
loh-1n bark Charles Quinn; briggs John Baeh Rely
! phia Sarah NJ Sherman, Sherman, for Philadelphia.
Brig John Pierce Srout Remedfos arrived of Bren-
toms Reef Light Vessel 9Th and ordered to Boston
NEW HAVEN, July l0-Arr schrs E Brainard, Clark;
Collins Andrew; Blast Hubbard Cloud Seaman; Petrol
Sears; Henry Lemre Jarv,s; James HOFFMAN, Eidridses
hPHU.ADELPH1A Jniy l0-Arr schrs Ocean Traveller
Horace Staples Gibbs New Bedford Ga barks Anda%an
White Look Portland; briss Pennsylvania Qta Guerecs
Cork for orders Br Morrow st Thomas; Richmonds
Powers Bangor; Hiram Abi Tbbetts, Boston; Veteran
Snow, do schr Kicnze, Lake. Salem.
| PROVIDENCE, July l0-Arr schrs Warren, Hammond.
Bamnre; Helen Augusta, McCeave, Elzabethport; Thos
Ellis, Kelley New York Triton Freeman DO sloop Ann
i delphia Elm City, Kelley, do
l PORTLAND Jn.y s-Arr bark Eveniide, Park Phadel.
pha; brigs Canima Marshall, do; Hattie Bishop Bartlett
NYork; schr Antelope Brown, Rockland for NYork. CID
White Sea, Robinson, Washington Sid bark Charles
Edwin brigs Alpha Rover Monitor Agamenticus; and
| others.
| CHAR Br schr John Frazer Brannon Matsnzas
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williamsburg City News.


THE CYPRESS HILLS ROAD OurRAcE-The examination
Of the seven young men, charged with diabocal
rage on the person of Mrs Rosa Allen, sixty
three years OF age resumed yesterday before Judge
Walter Tho testimony Of the injured woman was first
WITH and whc in fantng condition she heard one Of
the accused nderstller say 10 Anton Frank another
Of the accused 'You killed herr; meaning the witness
After this she became unconscious OF what TRANSFERRED
remembering only that she taken to the Forty sixth
precinct STATION house and cared for Mrs Allen also
testified that whom the PARTY first attacked her she
wnking up the road and that they lifted her the
fence; when In the field, the prisonor Frank struck
her violently with bottle, which blow caused her TO
fall 10 the ground he then kick d her and tore her
Officer Reed who arrested the accused dsposcd TO their
ct the OF the outrage The testimony for
the defence did affect materially thc facts stated
Case adjourned ill Friday.
ArrRxprKD SUICIDE An herb doctor named Andreas
Evelan, residing in Graham avenue, near johnson
street. f. D., yesterday made two attempts to commit
suicide. He first observed by ofncer Reed Of the
against n fence. Tho officer took charge of him. and
while their way TO the station house Evelan
another attompt At selfdesuction by stranguation.
The is evidently insane and will be the asy
lum by Judge Walter
|. HAIRY SsQuu. rm BoYD ARMsroSo CAsH The
supposed abduction Of Miss Boyd by Thomas Armstrong
Q returned volunteer has turned rather romantic
II seems that eopement was arranged and the young
lady's appearance ut the theatre q part OF the
plot On the night OF the disappearance the young
couple married and left for a cottage on Staten
Island Their whereabouts remained q mystery until
Monday evening" when the parents Of the bride found
her at the place named Az first they threatened the
explanations by the gentleman and tears by tho lady,
all WINS forgiven
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The Press Dispatch.

FORTRESS MosRoE, J.,Iy 10, 1855
The ship wheeler, with cargo Of .obacco, which was
aground for some days in James river has been htened
and arrived here today.
The steamer Cossack. from Richmond got aground TO-
day near Point of Shoals lighthouse
The ship Missouri, with cargo Of tobacco, which
ashore In James nver arrived here and is reoadng
The United States Monticello from Norfolk il
here bound TO Portsmouth, N. H.
Tho English sloops-owar Styx and Petrol have arrived
at this port bound TO Halifax where they expect orders
To return to England
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BsowSR- On Tuesday, July II, KExiA Brown, relict
OF William Brewer In The SD year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the deceased are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the Warren
Smith streets, Brooklyn this Wednesday afternoon, at
two o'clock.
Hampstead papers please copy.
DouenKRTf-in Brooklyn on Monday, July 10, after
lingering Illness GEoRoE DoueBxRtY aged % years
The fre1ds and relatives, and also those Of his
specifically invited TO attend the funeral, from his late
residence, 20 Willow street BrookyB this "wednesday
afternoon at halfpast two O'Clock without further
notice. The remains will be taken 10 The Cemetery Of
tho Holy Cross, Fisbush. for intcrment
JFw gkaer DeatM Ses THIRD Pses]
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Jersey City News.

THE New JsRsKy ScHUrzEs CoRPs- New Jersey
schutzen corps were TO have commenced their annual
festival yesterday but owing 10 the unavorabe state of
the weather IL was postponed until to-day, when they
evening they will have supper and ball ut Otto Cottage
Garden, In Hoboken On Wednesday the corps will as
sembc at the Gardep, when the prizes will be distri-
buted to DO followed by such patmes ladies' prize
shooting, bag running climbing creased poles &C, 70
conclude with a moonlight festival
THE sEvESm AND EIGHTH New JERSEY REGIMENTS Or
pERrD HOME "A private letter was received in Jersey
City yesterday conveying the intelligence that the
Seventh and Eighth New Jersey regiments under CON-
mand Of General Ramsey had been ordered 10 report at
Trenton for the purpose Of being mustered out Of the SER
vice.
PASSING ALTERED UNITED STATES NorEs "A man named
VIM Brown, arrested by officer Shacf, brought be-
fore Recorder Marndae Yesterday charged with having
passed two dollar United States note altered from
one Mt the store OF Mary Hines Is Prospect street. The
accused was held for examination.
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Miscellaneous.
Purser Lester of steamer Euterpe from Wilmington NC
has our thanks for full hles of late papers.

Purser Lester steamer Eu.erpe wilmington, NC,
has our thanks for full files Of late papers.
SSs sas The esSsi: ssSSs.
npscns Of their boat while returning from surveying"
wonld discharge and go on the railway for repairs
sna pa M ns o ini'n reef on
scmR LoRASA from New Orleans for Mobile, before
ported wrecked the lower distractions while beating
p Mo S Sss n asr 0e ssI
total los. The vessel, NAV, probably be saved.
s T:s',:s
S s So4 ss o al My II announcing her '
from
ss. s:s soH
superior dsSns Of about 10 built for
measuring is,I tons. named Pembroke built for Messs
Also launched BY NJ Clara first class schooner Of about
ITO built for Capt Jesse Lewis and others Of Gloucester
s;sns Su.aes: 1 from charge q Lewis
THE LARcEs. cAnoo CoAL-n was stated recently in
American port was Bos,on and contained
sss a e.
Notice 20 Mariners.
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
Pilots win observe that during Hospital ship
anchor the lower bay, all vessels arriving from tho
following ports will be boarded in the Lower Quarantine
vz:-Key West Nassau, Mp all the ports In the Gulf Of
Mexico all the West India ports south Of n degrees north
latitude the Spanish Main Northern Brazil and the West
00''' 0' A''''' JOHN swrNBURSE, Health onoer
Health once, Quarantine, 81. July II. 1855
ns TS,s pilot report Buoy o. he s:
fSee seoys
only ought e be ,sc two on shsa two
Zone red buoy .drln The buoy the through chan
Cape May is quarter Of mile 70 the westward Of its
'' PSiiadelphia July s. 1855
Ship Gay Head Kelley cid ut New Bedford 10th inst for
BARI President Kelley cid at New Bedford 10Th inst for
BARK Roscoe Msoombcr cid New Bedford 10Th for
Bsrs Hiwood Allen o. NIB, was spoken May 20 lat "a 10
q oh inst
spoken. DC.
ship Constitution Sumner, from Liverpool for New York,
'""' - W Foreign Ports.
cALLAo may H1An ships Geo Rsypes gatcheder San
Cd s sS Sc Ss1 sna FOR
sssh Detroit Thomas Montevdso snd sid June for chin
bo ia s
for csS
cs,syr. june 3 A.tinson, Triton Co.: .eles!am,-In
on Singapore EaSo Fsa FROM ali
pssyiogs Miss GssS fsssry Jas 70, Sos..n 4 g
ssh sSSs Ssy x S'''' average
Country freight. at y annas for Colombo and Mauritius;
GoAsr os A.sc. May ia. Salt Pond banks Tidal Wave
Ho.p%an Chad lost both anchor.) Nictels Bsnchard
s wSySsA
H1sasmaa Nay fn p Ss .ehr Samuel r.bsns Dsve.
S sss 3sy sA :rp Merchant
Ja..sc Nay sssd ship 81 Ss%ss Wssm' oaso'
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SHIPPING NE VS..


CLEARED IL S.ss-~s;'.-'"s
Steamship Cuba tBr> Cook, Liverpool Via oussassown-1
Steam ssss%shp Knight Nsea. asorss,own-H crom'
sSip Webster, Norrs Lvervoospoord, rleston Co.
BARK YuHuri tSrl Johnson sasua and Aa'an1Aa-"A''
'' sr 1 J John shay, Schmidt, aeno.-A Abbott
Brig yngea, Wood Naissa-Mileg { HoushtOn;
BRIG Ssclas 1sS1 S4ca 8s.smoroF Mssandrss Son.
sohf Albert Treat Dnl Hayasus. and Porto Rico
scSr Anna aygn0 lewis i Steele Mobile eager
schr Smith, Dill- Camp Pinckney, Fla-E HuriOu'
schr R Bennett, Wood. City Point va-NIL Mecready
Schr Asa Eldrdge Hickman hiladelpha-Pierson Col.
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Baltimore.
steamship City Of Limerick OBJ Jones' Liverpool June q
and With mdss ana e 0Sn
Sity q washnsicn Iyerpeoli jny LAT . q
lon % g sscsssged Nos With Pr ship ssm bound a. Fl Sr
pol. y. 80 PM steamship: Virginia. and solassa.
sa %sf selnss e EsS g. hours
sa { 70
Haitsrss Inlet OH with mdss passengers TO Good
o sas Ssn sspssS hours with
Ship conhdence Johnston, Glasgow - days. with mdse
ship Carrier Dove Andrews Shields Is days. with coal,
vIss CT Bah y
iaP@ h 30 DanS4 no,
.n sAg Hsnss days. with 'e
sss
BY Ss sssr the fore
Bari xsrlm.c iof Boston fOothafer, zsza days. with
Bark White Cloud sof Providence,, Freeman. Linsan
i DsssE disai'sso days. with
Brig MsS A1SsTy Ss Dart St
brig Orient s. Johns MI joyce Cow Bay 10 d5s.
Brig Aura iof windsor Nsl. King, Cow Bay, IL day. with
coal e Dew9f Co Sailed led 8o company with banks
Brig Aibatross tBr). Paren Lngan u days. with COAL to
Bris ra,ke, OBJ, McSsly, Dorchester NB' 10 days.
sss sssEs?p Stephens
sss az s s. sfys rs p ssa
VIM Paxson bound 10Th. Barnegat bearing NNE IS miles
sshT snip ssse1 w to master
schr Atlantic (B Lockhar Cow Bay, 10 days with COAL
Sshr Reward Br Masters Lnsan, Is days with COAL to
SEN Horton (sT Wallace, Windsor IT days. with plaster,
schr Hatfield (Br) Potter Windsor MS. 20 days. with
ssSr so P e cS Mcmillan St Andrews
Ns 10 days with , timber to master a..
schr s Lee, Bunnell Alexandra, g days.
s sshr cpSy wsnsS"
Schr Amanda, Sampson, Mchias, 9 days.
Schr Harriet Neal. on rien, Lubec 8 days.
Schr King, Clepdcnning, Calais days.
Schr Lady Suffolk PendletOn. Bangor, 8 days.
Schr W & Hall, Spear. Rockland for Harlem.
Schr Virginia West Boston.
Sshr White Sea, Boston.
Schr Vim Thomas, Terry, Boston.
Schr Tiger, Baker, Boston,
Echr Duroc, Hodgdon, Newburyport for Elizabethpor
Schr Mystery Kelly. Gloucester.
Schr Emelinc Haght, Thorn. Gloucester.
Schr Mary A Rowland, Fuller New Bedford.
Schr James Lucy Robbins New Bedford
Schr Armadillo. Chase, New Bedford.
Schr Whistler, Frisbc, Taunton.
Schr Pavilion. Baker. Harwch.
Schr + Abel, Roo Providence for Albany.
Schr r Carlisle, Gilbert Newport for Enzabehport
Schr Artist Foster Somerset.
Echr Guide, Henfel, New Haven for Elizabethport
Schr G Hazard, Warehouse, Hartford.
Schr Benedict, King, Greenport
Schr Wllets Baylis, Port Jefferson. 49,
Steamer Sentinel Taylor City Point 10 hours With troops
to 8 Quartermaser. .,. ".
BELOW.
Ship Underwater, from Pensacola
Brig Neva
Wind ounset N.
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have been landed here preliminary to further
transportation to Washington.
THE NEW YORK STATE AGENCY.
Mr.. Tackerman, the well known popular and in.
defatigable agent for New York troops in the hos
pitfalls here, left to-day for Washington. He goes
TO see il something cannot be done TO effect the
muster out Of large numbers Of New York State
troops detained in the hospital here.
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MISCELLANEOUS.



AIHs' f: !: /: !: /: (: I: !:
nAG aEsis :;s: s. /. RNs A1s5s: SMITH
HA s5h GIT4 AND Gsk
care pleasant nSsri,vs strengthening and can b
Vest eighteenth stree. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues.
9r s. sSas ssx YORK. sy ErH
The following preamble and resolutions were unanimously
the awise aspsn;as!on q Divine rrovdenss
occupied prominent a1a SaSsnssl position :: 4, %sSs,
4: Gsi !? s q: =;Tss5, q
s:r a IN ras ss:ssa
adous wise and faithful custodian Of the interest COM
partmens public private bsnsvOence cannot be saa
Resolved That the members Of this board while
Ing 4" S Of 50
with the bereaved family and friends in the great anicon
Resolved That The members Of this board in token Of re-
ds a s, % y as asn % ana
that they with c.ase the p,incpas desks in each Of H.
schools the care Of board BE- day
Resolved That he revolutions be published in the Trbuna
S.S MsF. and EW as snT piO
JAMES B. DurIcxAc Secretary pro tenn
PLACK JOKE ENGINE COMPANY. NO.. @-ArX
- special meeting Of the above company held at the En-
$os.y !s:sisea S:s ii: SsSPsSy perform do
ASR fFSf ARB P
I T 5 90 S SEavo6s XffEcTioSs, s.:ss
RELIEVED AND SOON CURED by
BRANDRET4rs PILLS.
which whine they Immediately relieve Painful Assc;isss
and 70 The %S; cS s snS q. S
functions but restore their order and reestabsh shsr
In ali stomach and bowel affections these Pills ere sura
should be in the Of every person who values HE
FROM o 4RH St1sE sANF OF VENEZUELA
IN ''''' =" BrASDRErHs PILLS.
p.1s ssi have received The supply Of iny.us.
used them South Amsris. ~s h
but ssy 70
p my snd
Especially Sp~ those peculiar The Southern continent
:ss i ss' @sE
sGp oS ssa
Won ss sss:s 49, SSY l:s
DOCTOR BRANDRETu-Th0 cerhes that nave used your
s when S ,sSs
adopt the e doctors would have but little 70
travelled In fifteen States and been In the army
sixteen months and NECESSARILY exposed 70 much disease
X s e. r Mus S .a nsv n. soyshn
summers heat In fact Doctor, feel with your pills %
pocket safe from the attacks Of disease They seem 70
cleanse the blood and regulate the system whistler =
troubled with dizziness darrhea costvepess When oue
them, and they always cure would noe
be without them for four times their cost
send this TO that others who me may prohs
BY H. wishing to do good to my fellow being urorry
Company n. lsOth New York Volunteers
PRINCIPAL OrvIcx Brandrcth House, New York, where
the Pills sold by the single box with ul drecuons In
any language by The thousand gross for cash only
LONDON, Messrs. NEWBERY SON.
BARCELONA, SPAIN, RAYMOND CUYAh . --.
In the United States observe my name IN Spvpernmens
stamp. n. bHhNDhbrH
=, 1uopcrr nc IN. 50 ppocuREn WITHOUT PIN ,
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- Late style Smith Brother),
New York,
BREWERS OF
EAST INDIA AND BITTER PALE ALES,
FOR CITY AND SOUTHERN USE
These aes OF improved quality, brewed with great
pleasant nutrtive and strengthening and can Do
Brewery, West eighteenth street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues.
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BOSTON, July 10-Arr steamers Norman, Baker, Phiadel
phia City Of Bath Bearse NYork barks Manchester Row
ley Cape Coast Africa Poinse Means Cenfuegos schr,
Harper Coombs nyork Below ship AeSsndra, from Liver
POOL; bark Kremlin from SsGus brig John Pierce from
hSmsdos; sohr 4 Bssrse; Also shlp bark and four
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Cur Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
FORTRESS. MosRos, July 10, 1865.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
The Thirteth Ohio regiment arrived to-day
from Richmond, on the Columbia. The guns of
several batteries late mustered out VI The service
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Our Petersburg correspondence.
PErERsBrRG, Va, July 8, 1865.

1t is alleged that there are several hundred hogs
heads Of French tobacco stored in this city. Mon
sieur Panl will doubtless ship it 70 France in the
course of a few weeks.
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sieur Paul will doubtless ship il 70 France In the
course Of q few weeks.
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
FORTRESS MoxRos, July Q, 1865.
RAISING THE UNITED STATES PRIGATE CONGRESS.
Whether a. much time and money will be ex-
pended with the same unsuccessful result, m try
ing TO raise the hull Of the United States fEigate
Congress- sunk off Newport's News in the memo
rable naval engagement there in the early part Of
the war, as was expended in the attempt to bring
to the surface the ruins and treasures OF the old
British frigate Huzzar, sunk in the waters Of Hell
Gate, remains to be seen. An enterprising COM
psny having the matter in hand, spent several
hours upon the wreck. With three steam pumps
they managed, in an hours time. to lower the
water in the hold three feet below tide water
mark. One Of the pumps gave out at the
end Of this time, and the other two were kept at
work, but without gaining any on the water. The
work was accordingly abandoned until the dam
aged pump can be repaired The men are very
confident Of final success in their efforts.
THE BRITISH FRIGATE sTYx.
From visit on board the Styx and converse
ton with the officers find that the time spent in
our waters and intercourse with our people, and
travels inland, and study and observation Of our
institutions and customs, have given them correct
conception Of national greatness and resources.
Captain Winston has travelled over several OF our
States Nearly all the officers have examined the
old army Notifications about Richmond and Peters
burg. The Styx left England March g. 1852, with
one hundred and seventy-eight men, besides Off
GERS There have been but three deaths since she
went into commission. Both she and the Petrol
leave here tomorrow for Halifax.
MATTERS IN NORFOLK.
General Mann ia still actively employed in his
sphere of duties. Everything Is working very
successfully toward the re.establishment of good
government and order In The "twin cities" The
Sixth and Tenth New York heavy artillery regi.
ments now in Richmond, are to be consolidated
with the Thirteenth New York heavy artillery
regiment, under General Mann. The Norfolk post
band, which left for home to-day, last evening
serenaded the General and Colonel Blunt, post
quartermaster. This band has been in Norfolk for
the past eighteen months, and few better bands
have been in the field.
THE CITY OF ALBANY
into the wharf this afternoon and on the beach
r' ~cnt. Two or three tugs have made inefiec-
nrts thus far to get her Of II Ia not known
'tuch she Ia damaged.
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
FORTRESS MosRos, July 10, 1865.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
The Thirtieth Ohio regiment arrived to-day
from Richmond on the Columbia. The guns of
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