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Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

Secretary Of War, Gen Woel has sddssssed O
letter to Gen. Hoger, comma ndpg at NsrfoIk,
to ascertain whether these necessary articles
corld bs sens=to our soldiers, and Gen. HHger
IN reply has guaranteed every felicity for doing
40. ,
Knoxville, Tenn, is under martial law on
account Of the Union insurrection thore on
Friday last. Parson Brownlow is reported 10
have left there with thirteen guns to act with
the UnionisIs. Signal rockets were fired all
over the mountains, aud efforts were made 10
burn ell the bridges.
The income Of the Post. Office Department for
the current year will come nearer by two and
halfmilliOns to paying the expenses than it has
for number Of years past. This fact is ex-
planned by the cutting off Of long and profiIless
routes through tho rebel States.
Rebel aspirantS for European recognition
have carried TO Europe formidable schedules Of
vessels that have run the blockade. They took
gsod care, however, not to mention that Of the
Eve hundred which they pretended to count up,
nine out of every ten were mere insignificant
rOw.beats that lodged about the rat holes of
the internal waters.
The United States frignte Pc,0Gtan sailed
Monday from New York, and the steamers
Boston. DeIGUars and Cosmopolitan sailed for
Fortress Monroe, whence they viii take troops
to Port Royal. --
500 regulars, from Calii6:uia, arrived at New
York Monday BY the North Star.
The Government, as wO have before snneuh'
csd. is abOut to negotiate for lumber cf pilot
boats. They are intended to do service along
the Southern coast. in plotting vessels ints
hsrbors opened BY the National forces. Trust.
worthy and experienced pilots will be emplo ed
TO take command.
General Fremont has obtained permission to
vist Washington. 1t is presumed there will be
a court OF inquiry in his case.
The committee to investigate the claims
against the Government in the department late y
c. mmanded by Fremont have reported and Up.
proved claims amounting to $6.000,0U0. Their
laboTs will not be concluded for several weeks
Two hundred and fifty.sx contrabands, whc
had taken refuge in Gen. Lanes army. arrived
at Fort Scott a few days ago.. They came on
horses, in wagons, and all other kinds of We
hicles.
A citizen of Pennsylvania has received q
contract to furnish the Government with 60.
600 stand of arms
The Italian government has adopted the
strongest rule against Southern privateers.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

Removed THEIR CAPITAL.--The rebel capi-
tai has bsen removed 10 Nashville, Tsns.. ne
doubt becsuse the capture OF Port Roysi bsgun
10 sake Richmond feel uncomfortable. ..
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
DEVIEl BEND.

The Directors Of this Institution have this day de-.
elafad dividend Of Eve per cent out Of the profits for
the last SIX months, payable the or
their legal representatives on or after l4lh mat
by order w NJ. BELL, Cash.
Bank OF Smyrna. Nov. 7lh. 1861.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

ssow.--Ws had a fall Of snsw in this Sec
lion on Sunday night last. On Monday morn
Ing the ground was thioly covered. IL was a
forsiasts Of " winters cold and chilling blast,
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

AcxNcwLEDoMEsr.-W are indebted to Dr..
JOhn A. Moore. Delaware Legislature, for q
copy Of the Governors Message; also, DR.. J.
s. Prsttymsn. Conssl to Glasgow. for sOpy Of
the Glasgow Herald. ""1
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
w A M

BOY shout seventeen yearr of age 70 learn Har
ness making. A good recomms sndaiion is required
Terms made known 20 applicant. Apply immediately
al the Busksr Hall harneas Factory,
nos7 a@@ ftt@t*t II. OLIVER AYER&
s8asskfF&a ...
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
Hats, Hats. Caps, Caps.

SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
large stock Oflhs late new styles Of
Hats and Caps, both FOR Men and ChilsFsa
Wear,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, al the old established
stand, No Al North SECOND sect next iOor the
Madison House) THOMAS NJ. SEEDS,
Ne. IL N. 2d ST.. Philada.
N. B.--Constanily oil hand large assortment sf
Plain Goods suitable for Friends NeaT-to which
their especial attention is invited. hOVl4-Iy
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

The smallpox is prevailing among the chill
dren in the Rio Grande Il has also spread 10
Navajo ludIons, and has proved fatal TO many.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

Col. c. r. HaveIock, late of the British army
has been appointed one of Gen. Mcclellan
staff, with the rank Of Colonel
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

Commander Wilkes hus hal a grand civic
reception in Boston.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
FOR SAIL:

n A Quick, Active COLOI.." GIRL, Is years
~ old, ard large to her age. For further Paris-
Is inquire at thi, office. nOV2l
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
Village Green Seminary.
10 MILES FROM WILMINGTON

To N FFHa1VuE1NU
In beautiful village Tree lSm all opportunities Of
dissipation, &c.
WINTER TERM villa BEGIN NOV. ls.
Beading, sc, per week - $225
Tuition per Quarter, - GOO
Students hav" & thorough course OF study IN R0ek
Keeping. Philosophy, Surveying. and all the usual
English and MaeheAatica bfsnchesi or, Ifihoy wish
are prepared EGih a special view 10 College. Sps.
cia attention paid TO the Ian nyusges.
Lsetntes with Philosophical apparatus. A Librarx
bsaOHgs 10 the school For Circular address
gk REV. J, HARVEY BAkTOR,
ecs3l.4: Village Green Seminary, Del. CO Pa.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

.rfxsS" is published Every Thursday. By
a. B,ssEexxs, EIitsr l%Hd Proprietor, at
ssp.s. Del. ...
,sss IL act paid I'LL end Of The year NO paper
r.s.,;.ssI IaGl all arrears are PGid-0"ty at The
rss. sf 'A'iP"N''ssT'
.s,s.-Fsr every square Of is lines. or less, first
-, 50 ssa; sacA subsequent insertion IS cts
.a~.I .,,snssmsats ssade Nth yearly and half
"a, a ti's ni"s ...s ..-
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
Change i'm Business.
Tinware and Stove Emporium.

The subscriber wishes TO inform The public that
he has purchased the rnware Stare formerly belong.
ing TO Mr.. John II. Graham, IN the town OF Smyrna,
where he is prepared to do ROOFING, with Tin or
Sh eetiron at the shortest notice and Ihe EnOss
reasonable terms. lie also keeps constantly on hsnA
large assortment OF TlNWARE Of all kiRds, Stoves
Of all sizes and patterns and every thiRg h line
Of business. He hopes, by strict attention to bus
ness, 10 receive liberal share Of prbic patronage.
0ctt WILLIAM s. GREEN
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

The Italian government has adopted the
strongest rule against Southern privateers.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

The income Of the Post Office Department for
the current year will come nearer by two and a
halfmiiliOns to paying the expenses than it has
for a number Of years past. This fact is ex-
planned by the cutting off of long and prOhtless
routes through tho rebel States.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

General Fremont has obtained permission to
vist Washington. 1t is presumed there will be
a court OF inquiry in his case.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

Two hundred and fifty-six contrabands, who
had taken refuge in Gen. Lanes army. arrived
at Fort Scott few days ago.. They came on
horses, in wagons, aud all other kinds Ofve.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
LADIES' REPOSITORY.

BY order
nUVl4-tm GEORGE B. DICKSON, Esefatafy
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

The United States frigute Pc,Oatan sniled
Monday from New York, and the steamers
Boston. DelGtc0rs and Cosmopolitan sailed for
Fortress MonrOs, whence they viii take troops
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

A citizen of Pennsylvania has received a
contract to furnish the Government with Co.,
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

The committee to investigate the claims
against the GOvernmentin in the department lately
C NINA nded by Fremont have reported and sP.
proved claims amounting to $6.OOO,OOO. Their
labors will not be concluded for several wseks.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
viii be recoiyed hy the M

NOTICE.-Proposals viii be received by the M
~ defispod at uis Office, No. Sise, until FRIDAY me
of the EXCELSIOR BRIGADE, in tie -.n q ihs ai.d
strs nneI coignshd oi b,.ssdifr General -.
,,e oap Scots staten Island of 'H H'o"h' nom We
The nice per pourd must cover oil expenses The Beef
serycd a. may oo di'ected
Forthe moe perfect Information Of propo.e blank Agree
and Bond ,uboiusd. Boad iiled vi ooc0
forfeit, Proposals contain the Of su.ie' of mn
q'''''''''' 'i'ii5its F6Ra sTd o. ;'itS 4iGtSREEMENr
hETicIys oF AGWEEaESr, made tnis dayo
Coams.sry d sabste;e IN the Service cfthe Uued States
OF ofAucTica Of ihc one Psr and go of
Tais iSye.Ie.f ,ri,ae,,,s that the sid FOR snd On
behalf of the niied States Of Ame ia. s,d the aid
ff hmtef hi h' eTscr'oIs end sdninsslors lave llu
ay agreed and by Les presents do mutually coycian aud
sgIee 10 snd WIN each o.her in manner f9iG~ins viz
i 6ee Of sood ard Wholesome qnay. 10 quarters. with
in sucn quantities be rom 'nr 70 time eeaiea ;o -.
troops not edns eve in-s in each weA IN neH days
This co sc, 10 be In force ior -I months or ch es nr
the Connssaf, ,crcTa direct commencing Oh the Gay
Of eighteen hundred eud si1'y, ., ,,i,.
v1nd FOR every pound Of e te delivered aud accepted
fara Pay shall be made monthly for the amount :.
tlh Sf sed gnae ihs ooaI e9' & ~ H ,s men
to be made sr u0i. may be received Tor in par
Fo That whenever ard oen the BEEF ,peched te be
i.sed by h. sha in tie oPuion Of the soaml'9n1
by the survey shall be held thereon by two oeef
be designated by the commanding ocer and 10 case o. cs
The tire. thus appointed ,ha have power u reject
such par he the Jy,ft beJ a. 20 thf appear uoh
for i.ue quality inferior 20 ths, contracted for
run That in 60 Of felne Q, dehsisney in ies qaay o.
Conn..sy OF Subsistence ,hs have power 70 ,upPy the g.
hsiencs by purchase, and the said viii be charged "'H
S1n No member Of Consre.. shall ne admitted aay 'laTe
bcfcn. or any benebi 20 a lee ,here'rom, 81,
their hands and .ea' ihe day sndda'e above written
Niinessj -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
FORM or BOND.

Know ALL IHE,R PgEsysrs, That we,
and hclt and hrLiy bound 70 'hr l.ited St-'e
Il America IN the dollaIs i'wiu money o iie
United States; for which well aud Truly IA be made
We biad os.eve each and rsch oi hrs
aeaios adnristrato for and a. tbs whole jointly and
soveraiy. 6smiy by these presents.
Seated With se-ls-dsicd the day Of In the year
efour Lord eigh;t ..4ldfrd sud sIty
The Q o3fqIf iaoh that Il the above bounde
beirs etecIor- snd sdmnis'rOrs orsry Of them, 'ha
tiugs ell and truly perform frlh
sh al and singular ne oovensnts condition. snl
ef which On the psrt oi The sid heir
adunirs'Ors ought 90 be obserfed per
falGes accomplished comp led or ,p"nono o
IN certain ace, -. cement beairg date
one thou ssnd eight hundred and sity. u wsta ani
sail 'ng the supply oriit. yff'' 1'i
10 the ,roors Tsi0Bs 10 the recruits H'cofd
iug 10 h~ The said articles -
uet coutTuci rn ths above o0 .oas to Le VOID Oit
wis- to r-ina.1 IN frli folce aud virtue.
Niinssfts. 10 : ]
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28


pHE ZOUAVE DRlLL-BOok,
FRENCH BANONEr EXERCISE,
AND SKiRMISHERS DRILL,
As used by
ELLSWORTH'S ZOUANES,
WITH OVER THIRTY ILLUSTRATIONS r.
Together with Hints for the soldiers when IN Dasu1 Dr
which Is added the uNIrFD STATES ARMY kEUtbh-
ONS relative to Reviews Dspections Psades Guard MouSt
ing, &c, sud Biography Of the ,a.e.
col. ELMER T.. ELLSWORTH.
One volume l8mo paper Price 2S cents
BAATEKS NO USTEER MANUAL.
(sppr0ved NJ oficsGy).
THE BEST MILITARY BOOK
Ys. published, couitiDi
FULL NSIRUCWONS FOR THE RECRUIT
And al, Information necessary for the forming Uf
CORPS OF HOME GUARDS
Illustrated with ttundl I'd tngreNings.
TfiE SANE WORK
II slso Published in the German Language
At the p, and il the only Genan BOOK OF American
Military Tactics publishrd in the Uuited States.
Single copies OF the above Books
MAILED FREE OF POSTAGE 80
To any address in thu United States, upon receipt o. the
p:ice, by
KING G. BAIRD,
PRINTERS AND PU PUBLISHFRS.
No. 6s SHnsouI-Gt, fhiiA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
l]roposa,s.
FRESH BEEF and VEGETABLES for the
Navy Aarv1's ogPlcr' Nrw.Yorx Nav n ,asl

NAVY AGrSTs OFFlcE, Nrw-YoEK Nav - 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS win received at this flee unt
WEDNESDAY she M DAY OF June 1901 II noon for the su,
ply of such q1snes Of fresh bef and vegetables may
qued tho Ne" Yo station during the fiscal year
ns the % day Of JUiy next and ending 30h June
1852
The beefan vegetables be Of good quy ard the be:
tie naTkol affords aud each article be offered for BY the
pound.
Bond with approved security viii be required in onehaf h-
estimated the aud ceGun In ad
dOn will be Wi hhed from the Of each payment to 30
made eotes sccniy tor the due perormance n the con-
trac which will account be paid io until It uy cOin'
Piled with A.,
Every Offer must be accompanied as directed in Tho at oi
Congress mssns appropriation for The nasal service tJr $50
approved l0'h ugus' 1896 by written guaranty hnel oy
ponsibe persons 20 tie elect tha he o ey
undertake thai bidder bidders will bis or ei ia %
accepted into Obligation within i've dy VIII good and
suit ient sufcie. furnish the articles proposed
No proposal viii De nidercd uues accompanied BY such
guaranty.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

IN PRESS.
L CHARLES SCRIBNER No. l2I GIaHd,t., has in press,
ard will soon publish: - ,.., =, ~, =,
A Great PEOP,E RISING-THE UNITED STATES
~ 1861 BY Count Ageno 0aspsTn. ITrnshed by MISS
Mary J.. Booth. IL QUO Volume l2Lo. 50. A..
New kdiions the follow ing popular works At War Pree
!. Life OF Winfield Scott. BY J. T. Headey.
III. Life Of Gen. IIGvelock. BY :. ~ Headley.
III. The Ola Guard oil Napoleon Bv j. i Beadley. ~,
~ aud Y. Washington and his Gene ss-two volumeG ny
J. f. Headley.
VI and VII Nspole and His Msvhalstwo volumes. ny j.
T. Hesdlcy
IX ana X History o: he War ofl5l2two volumes BY T.
Hcadie
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
AB. EATON,
Msior anl Corrmi.ssry o. sab.irsnoe. q $. Arniy.



DROpOSALS FOR 4 RM S.-Scaed
i P.opoals vii ~ received At Springfield u on or BE-
fore u eleventh t J1y o June MT noon ~ Ne under
gncd JomuissiOncrs the ~ The Snic o. IinOi ot
fu.uhing delivered al Springfield III, tic following ARCS and
(6pol ten tou4.ud Miui6 R1cd Nlske, with snsalu sy
mrs hunGI edith lo inch caibci, cneh Length O.
bar 81.
% 0O two tlou.,rd ,acs. with sword bayones
weight h1udfcdh (ffJ loeb csher % irch length o.
btrel be ed with tlree grooves one t"is. ~
az feet the lands grooves 20 le eua Efh pat 20 be
equal IN oil respects The stsndsTd ured BY the United
states and subjected to the tests Ia use by ssi1
Government.
To esrh muk,, and se screwdriysr with core wrench
wiper; toution. spd fpsre cone.
10 each y-scl ruskrs end f41es, usl scie"
spring Woo ] tnihirr nd vine punch.
goo Csrridgs boies,}
Il0O Scahi,rds Adopted the GboIo hii fsfd o. siin'
I20OD Wsist Be!t-.
le Count oners tho right 70 Ieiec. any rrcpos
The Payment under c Jaw IRE 10 Per cent Oh oteit
~ per completion oi contract.
Address - - - .,,.,. .,.,,
JAS II. STOKES.
JOHN TILLSUE iCommisSor.r.
WM. SHEPHARD.)
Springfed, H. MAY ~. 1901.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
ov,,cx % 80, Coxrt.sIOSYRs OF EsiGRAT1Os,
OFFlCh of ~ 80 -. -Vnrr Mav 2l 1871. {

- A.
The Temporary inte Eruption q the ense's Q, W
IsHsIR Exp,HkNi,E AND IkrELLlGENCE Offi'h
10 ID. Castle srden caused by the presepce Of hs uogps
tsr been removed employers requiring p9n % na ~ . no
GISns a.. noaed that recently arrived emit b ~
IrST,cS SO nd NILE SERVANTS, LABOREES aud farm
HANDS can nov h. formerly Oh peis0b apics
H. =, he Once aud without any charge or eIpens"
"SH "' S' EERNAKD CASsERLN General Aren't.
oec. bour, of lie LABOR Department from a. 20
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
The New.York Orphan AsyIum.-'rbe Orphan A

The New-York Orphan Asylum.-rhe OrPhan Asy,
IoD socety In the City u ew-i ork VIII hod ts fh'yh n
spniyessry on TUESDAY hry 2Gh a. II o'clock o, t
intution Bloominsdse Tie Rev. M. BOOTH, VIII Iera
che Report deliver address The children wiz take par
a. usas IN tire exercises STAGES VIII be running every 10
nes from 10 to IL o'clock starting from tie corner o1 Dfohd
and 90 and will also be in readiness TO return NIe sus
lns Al ~. clos. OF the Exercise. will be an eeti oi
Trusss for the euning yea should the weather be
sbs he anniversary .1 be postponed to the hTss clear Gay
8uh. heco dua at lle
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

eYrfns. 10000 % os.- ,,. ,,o.. - spptNn
GTYLES Of CLOTHING, ready LIade TO order ALL NEW
eat and made in the most TASTY Cuon-ROom
sused- FupshDg Goods and Chidres Department
esssed Goods Ia this line viii be sold AT LESS PRICse
shAn et any other Money returned not pleased
Ggo.hirg never was - low. +. b. BALDWIN,
Lsrsest store In the city. Nos. .oand ~ Bowciy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
To Sons Of Tempers nee.

M Dedies.on OF The Sands :. Of 7. Monument VII aEs
,l.e on WEDN ESDAY, NAV 20 at m, at Cypress Hts
smesrv Cars ran from ul:on Ferry aud the Wliasbusgh
ferries % East New York 90,
sch Divisions aud members shall assemble a. No i66 ful
Brookyn Will nd starting herefroD a. j. O'clock
ore Those who ell sEt previously requested
Ifte day should prove stormy The dedication at the Gene
ssry place Tie next fair day. wihat iarihe notice
O'Clock 10 the eycnGg PJ BblC MEETING will be held
10 the Forsyh-si H. r. Church. Dyon at which there
NJ be interesting exercises The M w p Dr. L. Condick
win eside and addresses expected nom Rev Ibeo l. Guy
<r Rockwell aud other dngushed br, hreu, together
With appropriate singng by the Na,sha Fsinily and Brothe
fsclonouchs Gse Club Members Of the O1Cer wal please
or;rg Regai4. The public respectfully invited to seid
WA. ii. ABMSTRON0, !
ALIEN. CAMPBELL, |Committoe.
MACuONIMGH.N
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
5perlal Nctltes.
Brooklyn Aiheneum.
GRAND PATRIOTIC CONCERT,
for the BENEFIT Of the
sN.rI.nr,Nr rTCIIrII pECINrNT

TWENTN-EIGHTH REGIMENT,
now a the seat Of war,
On TUESDAY EVENING, May y, at 9 O'clock
Tscse,s 20 cents, Children. rs cents.
For particulars posters.
Republican Central Club Of the City OF New
York, No. "a Cooper Instutc.-Ihe Hon GAIL Sthu ~
Mni.te Spain, has been invited aud may be pee" 10
spesk the meeting TUESDAY ~ ENiNG MAY az d
ecock By order SlMEUN DhAfEi'' rIesu1A'
EDWARD NJ. SSIDsoRE, Secretary
The Twentieth Ward Republican Association
tll hold monthly meeting THIS tluesdayl ENfN-
'"o - = '''''>' SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President
AReguIar Meeting of the Eighteenth Ward RE-
uubran Association will be held Ihlo tIuesdsy ~ m
yNG May 49, 1901 at The Hesdqsrieis ccns o. od5y ana
Ish-st- GEORGE ofD1hE, rIesideh'.
J. SEYMOUR MATHEW, Secretary.
Tbirteentb Ward.-A regular Monthly Meeting Of The
fgh Ward Republican Association win be held at Ossugh
n.ssv Hotel corner and Psts, THIS (Iuesdsy)
EVENING, May %, 1861, ~ . o'clock. by order OF
l.. ELLIOT, President.
Jls NJ. ncCiRTIS. ls.,o,1,
IsAIc l.. CBADwiC.,
The Members OF Harmony Division. No. !, p. of
T. requested No. loo Fulton ST., BROOKLYN oD
WEDNESDAY II O'Clock, for the purpose OF attending tue
dedication Of the Sands 8 OF T. Monument ~ Cypcss mn,
Cemetery They requested TO assemble Al the Di'o
Room At o'clock 10 proceed In BODY TO the puonc
sy osdsr a. tg oSbe Disson AARON PHILLIPS, w.P
The Reformed PresbyterIan synod will meet IjiiS
pNININ al ~ O'clock ia the Second Reformed PresDyte
Church tthe Rev. Mr.. stevenson's IN l,h west oi ON
sy ADD be opened by from the ModeIs.o the Rev
Pro-. WILSON Of PhIadelpha
Mercantile Library Association.--The sdjouped
Annual Meeting the Association will be held at Clinton lta
As.or place. on TUESDAY EVENING 2G ins at y 0cloch.
~ F' JOS. II. LECOUR, Rec. sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
Weaoins GarHs, Me.

4 DEMiREST, No l22 Broadway cor john
IA s..-WEDDlNG CARDS, Notes, Envelopes, of latest
styles az sr prices. saIopes BY mat Also Soas Doopa.es
AT WM EVERDkLL's sONS.---Wetklins
n CARDS, Of the latest styles at No l04 su,or-st ~ Y
Wn EyERpEII, r HHSky EyERDEII. FRANCIS EvRRpy, q.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).--
NJ Wedding Home and Note Papers &c. Business Carts
B-Iiesd Portr ats kc., at kELY's No 3. Fuost. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
Militarn Noilres.

HrADeuARrERs n. Y BRIrIsH VoLrNrEEEs,}
NEw-YO May ., 1851.
The gegimcnt of New-York British Volunteers
sre ordered TO parade EoDAY the Jih inst on hst
rn,o,ouare al m fall attendance il positively requested
W. X. MCDONALD, Colonel Commanding
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
60 ;uholi It man Concern.


CUN y 60. AAERICAN AGENCY aud
" RFhDitG kro'.'.-.Americen Papers kept or fe-
Every information @.ius Americans. Registers kept Of
Americans ytii LoaGon. No. 10 Strend London Ensad
NOTlCE.-Ihe subscribers are now prepared to
~ retire ali of heI Acocpsnces and Notes well Of
their late maturing pr,or 70 lat August At the legal Of
interest Holders thereof dcng avail themselves of THE
oaer will please present h vouchers within Gays from Ibis
date, Office Of LANMAN KEMP, Druegfsts,
kaw-forA, May %. 1851 Nos SO, II, and n Wsters.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

nRIGINAL GENERAL TOM THUMB,
" TIE SMALLEST MAN ALIVE,
At Hope Chapel No. go Broadway
Hor shor lire oulv, ncing MONDAY, Nny y. -
T.fo iiTiie1f entertainments EACH DAY AFfERNOONS
uS Et ENlN0S a. o'clocE open h1i An hour previous
EXTRA MORNING MATINEE SATURDAY at H.
M oLSTAyUs GEAhY Teuor. and his Daughter, Mise
NINA GFARI, soprano,
Mr w. TOMLIT. Baritone and Buho, and NJ. NJ w. d.
NhRl. Tsuo-. wiu asst AZ each rn .r.a.uIlent
ADMISSIONS:
Ci sr nude trn...iS, Children under zoe.
Be- from ....l 20 he-crtrd seats.
Schools admitted g LIBERAL terms.
Tie Cruca des IN hi, miniature carriage ron The Ls'ags
houe 30 Hone Chapel prrvor. 20 each entcitainmen'.
ALFRED CAIELI, Business Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
Boots, Shoes, &r.

&ts( SHOES AND GAITERS-A NEW STYLE
qpO AT yONES's, NOS. 10 0AND Il ANNsE P.S.-CALL
AND SEE THEM.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
NETWORK, TUESDAY, MAY %. 1861.
AMnseTleNte.

MAD. ANNA BISHOPS DRAWING-ROOM
WI CONCERTS, open EVERY EVENING, at the Stuyse-
Institute No. oSo Broadway Admission " cents, and -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

Caledonia us.-The notice to sppesra ~ the Mercer House
Tuesday morning O'Clock s hereby ana
CHb respectfully Iequesed 70 INFORM
themselves the Mercer House the exact time whih the
Regiment viii leave the city aud hold themseses IN ead
presumed the regiment VIII Leave
W Nednesday afternoon. BY order.
.GEORGE MITCHELL, lst Chieitain.
q Ah Chiel.n.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
Nem Publications.

IN PRESS soa will b. rosl,.A.a in f.ra.,.
pHE ZOUAVE DRlLL-BOOk.
FRENCH BANONEr ExtRClSb,
AND SKtRMISHERS DRILL,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-30
AVIS d,,ELEsE1oN.

Etat lie Ia Iou'sane I
Paroisse f'Oues! Baton Rouge. (
LNNVERTl dune proclamation d. son Excellence.
~ Thomas O. Moore. G0u ernenr d'Etat d. la Luis
iane en- ate 2s FevrIer, 1861 election tenu.
dams cette paroissA, LUNDl Ter jour d'.Avr 1861.
pour el're Juge de Cinquieme district Ju'cla're.
composee fees paroisses DIST Feciaua, Est Baton
touge Quest Eaton houye ct 1berville. La dit elec
ton .onue c.mme suit, ct les retours fats con
fofmement la lo,:
la maison d'Uzelien RafTray-Commis
saires-J Braud, Vii Tuiilier ct Hub Hebert.
Au Cafe de T. Bourg 4 Co Commissai1es
F. Trinidad, Adolph Dupuy ct c Woods.
A la mason de Conr-Commissaires-H
Hyams Valentin Dubroca ct Wm Reynand.
Au magasin &c F Tacneau-Commission-
aires-B w Clark. L S LobdeIl ct B K Chinn.
A la maison dEcole du end District de
Ecoles Puhlique-Co,nmssair S Flynn,
Edward Nur.lin ct J NJ Beauchamp
Les scrutins seront ouvert de heures q. m,
usqu'a henres p. m. .......'
.vM. WHITE, Sheriff.