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The following from the Webster and Gen
Ruke were left at Forts Taylor and jefferson
Companies l., NJ, F, and X, about 2lO men, leav-
Ing about li0 men on board, who were rent TO
Fort Hamilton on Saturday evening, there being
10 quarters to spare at F ort Columbus. The COM
handing oficer Of the troops telegraphed his
rival to Gen Scott, few hours after reaching the
city, having meantime reported himself to Msj0r
Hoimet, through whom the instructions from the
war Department as TO the disposition Of the
soldiers will come. The officers are reported to
have said that the withdrawal Of the Texan regi-
ments was contemplated long before the surren-
der OF Gen. Twiggs, and that the departure Of
men has not been caused by that officers conduct
The rnmor relative to Gen. Houston being about
to resist the State authorities seems to be news to
the returned garrison, some Of whom say that no
order from the War Department had been re-
ceived by the officers still commanding forces
and that, consequently, Gen. Houston's authority
could not be recognized, or his orders obeyed by
them. Official instructions necessary to Justify
all military movements
The steamship General Rusk, another United
states chartered transport arrived at Kew West on
the 2ith Of March at shutdown, having REINFORCED
The garrison at Fort Jefferson. The United States
steam gun-bo Crusader anchored near the Tor
tngus on the 18th, after a pleasant passage from
New \ ork. She was about to proceed on her
station OF the coast, for the purpose of looking
AFTER siavers and acting as tender to the larger
ships OF the home feet II required.
The following, from the New York Tribune
YVES written, perhaps, with view to the Connec.
tcut and Rhode Island elections
We are enabled to state, authoritatiyely. tina,
the following force OF U. 8. troops, sailors and
marines, on board the men of war under the com.
mand Of Commodore Pendergast are detailed 70
land at Fort Pickens at a signal from Lieut. Stem.
mer:
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u We are requested to announce that bereaf.
Yer the President will receive no visits on cuisines.
except between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. M. and
O'Clock p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-02

SECRETARY CAMERON has returned from Penn
syvania, and was at his post to-day in the active
Transaction Of Official business
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VI John +. Ellis, music dealer, sends n, the
SNOW White Rose, }" by Alice Hawthorne. and
" DiIie's Land" ~'N
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The len eases Of arms which were se,,.a
s.ysaa,s OH Oh and subsequently, released reached
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The EFFECT OF THE ApAINIsrRATIoN's PEACE
PoLIcI.-lt is beyond doubt true, that throug bout
the border slaveholding States the forbearance of
the Government towards the usurpation of the OIL
garchY Is having Its leg timats effect in the way Of
rapidly reviving in the popular heart the enrhus-
esm In behalf Of the Government of the United
states, which existed everywhere under its ill.,
rsdietion. until the late explosion Of the conspra-
CIV by which it has been temper rily disiointed
we are constantly seeing gentlemen from Ii ff-r-
ent quarters Of all those States and with the ex-
cepuon OF the few Of them who are advocates Of
civil war IL necessary to make disunion a fixed
iict Tor all time to come, who does not freely de-
clare that the people everywhere around them
are already satisfied that their rights and interests
nave nothing whatever to fear from the policy of
the present Administration. Nine-tenths Of the
sympathy with the cause of the Oligarchy in the
border States grew out of the apprehension. mot
long since general within their limits that Lin
COINS administration would be an abolition one
oasing lis reconstruction policy upon tine use OF
force In the South, and the fact that IL now evil
dently proposes TO trust the patriotism and good
sense OF those who have suffered most at the OIL
garcnys hands-the people of the secs ded State.
10 night their own wrongs In due time, has
already secured for II more Of the respect and
ndence Of the people lin the border States) than
any other national administration ever achieved
among its political opponents in so short time.
The reaction in popular sentiment In those States
Is going on more rapidly than we can explain.
and Is crushing out the spirit of dlsnnion in all
directions The truth is, the knowledge that ,hi
reaction is becoming universal is at the bottom OF
the increasing desperation of the dsunio leader,
and press Of the non-seceded slaveholding States,
% manifest in the viralence and intensity of their
rawlings just now. Bedamites were never more
incoherent, violent and senseless in their denim.
Citations, than are these same orators and newspa-
pers.
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CARTS AND Draws

RHeIsTER's 0rFIcE, Maree a. 1851
oT Nosloe !, Ie6y given that Licenses i,med 10
on ne nrst In April and thai said
ascs % fssnevsd IN oompliKoe with law. N this
ma Is dtAprilI AohSAN:
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

REMOVALS AND APPOINIMENTs.-R.E f. Whit
lock, of ID. c.; G. J. Pennington, of Nd r..
Cochran. of N. C; ]. F. Reeve, Of Va; J. w.
Smith, of Va, and d. MeCarty, Of n. Y clerks
In the Census Bureau, have been removed.
In the same bureau the following have been
appointed &c. n. Chatterton. of Mo- J II. Ben
ton, Of Mo; Joel Button, of Vt; J. c. Mccall,
of N. Y, and Royal Halcomb, Of Va.
ID. Crawford, Of Pa, 81 800; James B. Lindsay,
Of Pa, 81, 400; Capt. F. b Schaeffer Of Cal !,
81 200; r. Schmidt, of Pa, 81 AGO; Ben Smith,
of Ark, 81 400; Lewis 8. Hayden, Of Md, 81 400;
all clerks In the Indian Bureau, have been re-
moved. ..s
A. B. Little, of N. a., examiner, Patent Office,
(S2 500 salary.) has been removed.
N Smith, of New York, Sd class clerk In
terror Department, has been removed.
Malcolm Wallingsford, OF ID. C. a first class
clerk in the Secretary Of Interiors office, has
been removed.
James b. Nourse, of ID. c., a second class
clerk, and VIM. l.. Bailey, of Va, third class
clerk, in the Quartermaster Generals office, have
been removed.
= Hayes, OF Ohio. has been appointed Sec
ond class clerk in the Indian Bureau.
Mr.. Gibson, Of st. Louis, has been appointed
Assistant Attorney General.
George Little has been appointed Marshal for
the district Of North Carolina
Peter l.. Foy has been appointed postmaster at
st. Louis; Allen p. Richardson at Jefferson CITY 4;
and Charles l.. Muller at Hannibal, Mo; Geo b.
Filson at Steubenville, Ohio; John l.. B!ttinger
at st. Joseph, Mo; William l.. Pynchon at hide
pendence, Mo.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-Ou the goth ul,imo
~ young SETTER DOG. months +,
S.a, yeliow. with white spot on the fOre-9 Me>T
on the Jaw answers TO tie name OF Dash" 4
vii give liberal reward to any returning
again. J. T.. F. CARLIN, No. sos I2th ST.
IL Between a7d SITS Island,
/ oST-A black AGATE BREASTPIN, either
II 10 going or retnrnI- from st. Aloytius a hurch
on Good Friday. suitable reward is offe- ed 10
any one who snail return II to No. 472 L, corner
Vi sI3tn street. apl-3.'
&S REWARD LOST-Escaped from the
IT. IT. black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.S
hso on AZ the time leather collar Th@h
a. TIE Wine Store of HAMtLTON& LEACH.
"a. avenue, botween "a and 9Th SITS. ma 81 cost
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SECESSION AGITATION IN VIRGIsrA.-Py,,o,o.
mons Making TO Intimid1te rae Conr,nt;on
Inc Following IL copy Of a circular which b,,
been secretly forwarded from Richmond and is
Delng extensively circulated In Eastern Viroinia
ne purpose Is understood TO be to intimidate m.
Convention and obtain from 1t an ordinance ~
session, and failing In that, perhaps to inaupu.
CIRCULAR
your presence IL particularly reouested At
Richmond on the 10th day Of April. Is8I IN con'
suit with the friends Of Southern rights IA 10 the
course which Virginia should pursue In the
present emergency. Please bring with Won or
SEND full delegation Of true and y,iiabI, men
rom your own county, and, IL convenient aid thu
same object In the surrounding counties On
arriving at Richmond, report yourself and com.
Panions Immediately to at.
SAMUEL WooDs, Of Barbour.
John X. CHAmBLIss, Of Greensyille
"GHARLEsF CnIIIEP NJ pstar.bu,e
John A. HARMAN, Of Augusta
HENRY A. WISE, Of Princess Anne
John L. ANDERSON, Of Botetourt
WILLIAM F. GORDON, Of Albemarle
JEFFERSON RANDOLPH of Alternate
JAMES w. sHEFFKY, Of Smytb. ~
The sgners Of this circular will be- recoonf,.a
as among the most active Of the secession aoit,to,.
Mr. w GODS Is member Of the Conyention fror
barbour county, In the northwest Mr. Cbamhit,.
MI. wise, and Mr.. Sheffey, are also members ~
me convention. Mr.. Anderson and Mr., Collie,
are members Of the House Of Deleoates and At,
oofoon 10 CLERK to that body. '
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP

The oopartneIshlp heretofore existing upder the
hrm q .. w. BoTELtR Sous Is this day dis
the late firm ars req uested to make immedIats seto
I ement - -"'o'io'o se'-
The Ho1sefqrnishing Business on the first floor
John w. Boteler, under the firm of O. w. ID oteieI
The Auction and Furniture Rus,nes, on tho ,.,
ond and third floors will hereafter De conducted Nv
s: w Boteier, and John @. Wilson, under the
c. w. BOTELER.
G. w. BOTELER, ir
IRON HALL, April l. 1881.
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POPULAR SENTIMENT IN VIRGINIA. recent
brief trip into the interior of Virginia has thor
oughly satisfied us that there exists no foundation
whatever for the impression sought to be made
by the Richmond disunion newspapers, that a
considerable change in favor Of their very bad
cause has occurred In that State since the late
election Of members to their current State Con-
yention. According to their statements the Old
Dominion In all ablaze for immediate secession.
Our observation was, principally, in the very
county in which the change in favor Of disunion
Is represented to have been greatest; wherein we
could not hear OF a single citizen who being for
the Union at the date Of the convention election,
10 now for placing Virginia under the usurpation
Of the Oligarchy-not one. On the contrary, we
found the people very generally utterly amazed,
incensed and disgusted at the directly Of tina,
usurpation s. developed by the means taken to
confirm IL in power-the entire abrogation Of pop
uIar rights In the seeded States, and the whole
sale Misrepresentation Of purposes and policy Of
the Government Of the United States towards the
South, made plain In It's conduct since the fourth
Of March. We found no man there with whom
we conversed upon the subject who now fails to
realize that the question which Virginia Is to de-
eide, is whether she will give up the assurance
Of the continuance of all the rights, privileges,
liberties and blessings which her people have en-
joyed through the Government Of the United
States up to this time, for the questionable con-
dition Of citizenship under the despotism of
Rhett, SPratt, Cobb, Toombs & Co. Not a man
Of them entertained the idea so industriously
sought OF late to be injected into the Virginia
ular mind. that the policy of the present Admin
is'ration is an aggressive one upon the South
The result is, that the cause of the Union is far
stronger at this moment there than previous TO
the 4th Of March, when the course of the present
Government towards the South was uncertain
and was being most effectively misrepresented
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BOARDING.

kErhthD AND ROOM.1Board, with Furnished
NO. 4as Iwelf h. between G and streets.
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SEVENTH STREET.
400
400
ALWAYS AHEAD

4hI SHNENIn STREET. AcA
ALWAYS AHEAD. foo
GtSTHSs FotlTsH siif 'spst 4 4 sPasINS
TRUNKS ifssJ, HATS and APs 70 which inSi,s Il:
is IA ouiot 81 .I 10 want Of such srtcles Ny motto
Ling" Those IN want If Clothing we iSs, sn, %
want moe o ss q SSE goods sns PRICES
Of 81 RfSS + Hir ss.@ shIih by:
III ikIs.f R.L fsfs g.: sss
.ss cfs;hi Ism a!S E 90 ~
!: e. ts 3: n x. p sss where
NO. Aoo seventh ST., opposite Post Once 0'''e'
mar A-lm No go seventh ~ Ss, y +. cteDthis,,
ESSGhIA ElcR RS 9EiS! g;' y
,;on fe es, on the Admimstrstlon and Dram.
Fo on 81 1as sT, as hTm Edwsd BsrHaten
~ I1s.ip:sjcn for Field ARTILLERY, VOL lamo ,r,,,
ffs.t a.s on R Riss p Ts,l sL
Out an p ssnsn DS I5sst.s Advanced Guard
Manu- P.. s%s y &6 Sa. :: cent.
rGp!SsS Sros i s. mail va BY Hugh
Major Roberto o. !. led bstteries Of ARTILLERY b,
mai sI ss, anderson, VOL, lsmo.; price ~
S;sss Ssf s.'fSs; e Il e ~;
S gTHdEENNcKs TREATISE ON cONs1Np
store ~ . - bs had free Of charge al tSs mr.,
LOui.isns .x o. bS Dr. cpSrns, ssysst6 81 sSa
Of The dasssss Bsnpsist giving fun essosiStsS
sc6 Ever ay Ssa,s q The Lupgs Liver and stone
BEST FANCY GOODS,
TO sIfrr rul, r.,. AT PRICES
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ARMY OFFICER RKsIGNED.-The resignation of
Capt. Chas 3. Winder (apponted from Mary.
land) has been received at the w ar Department
~
RKsIGNATIoN.-Wm A. Cave, Of Va, third
class clerk in the Census Bureau has resigned
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Nv J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucuoneers
IRUSTEE'S SALE OF HACKNEY CAR
a., RAGE hNn PAIR OF GREY CARNAGE HoRsI.
&C &C COZ, 10 front Of the Auction Rooms Of Jas C.
mcUuire Co by virture ola coed 81 trust dated
CT No 1885, folios 3is, ct seq. shall sell one GOOD
hackney Coach and pair OF GREY Horses
Terms: One third cash; the Tesidue in monthl,
instruments at l. 2. s 4, and months with Inter
est, secured TO the satIsfaction IF the Trustee
HUGH MURRAY, TrustAe
mar 80 eo&cs j. T., McG UREA On Anct.
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SIUP " STUP!W
- ~ TH THo WXAE,bE YOU PLEASE,

Agent for the sale of the justly oe ebrated FAMILY
txtra and super FLOUR manufactured by Bond
y, Md has removed to No 4O3 Seventh stTset.
between II and l, where he will at ali times he
pleased to see his old GU. TONERS ee Oo
Always ON hand good a sortment of Flour, as
above Also, Corn Meal. Shpstuf, Bran, DO,
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Terms cash in current funds.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct,

H. The attention of the ladie and gentlemen Of
Alsxandria, Georgetown and Washington and the
public IN genera, Is respectfully invited 90 the
above sale. We Ceem any comment re alive TO the
superior qnalIt. and style Of the furniture super
taous; sufhce ~ 10 say, believe lt 20 equal NJ
rot to suTPass any f1rEiture offered f0T ssl. IN
Washington. lima Is dl g. a w,
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THE TRIBU ALMA A
Il FOR 1862.

This popular ANNUAL VIII be ready about January and
viii contain;
ELECTION RETURNS from all the State. Of the Union
holding elections In 1884, carefully compiled for the Tribune
| Almanaci
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
| for the year 1852;
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED STATES-EIecuvo
and Judicial Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Resident
from the United States at Foreign Coursj
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES. Members Of, clsss
fed;
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, OF the UNITED
STATES Politically classified
LIST Of STATES Capitsls Governor times Of Lesids
live Meetings General Elections, etc.;
POPULATION of EACH STATE by COUNTIES, also
the Population Of the principal Cities Of the United States
from the Census Ct lS60i
THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT OF the
Special SessioL-both completes
Also ABSTRACTS of tho ether important Acts OF the
Second Session of the XXXvIh Congress and the Special
ssion OF the XXXVth Also the important Proel
nations Of President Lincoln'
CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT of the important events
connected with the Rebellion a1d other matters Of general
interest.
PRcE u cen ce2iss for eli 100 copies So post'se
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DHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, for CARTES
i DP ylSlTE.
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Having first introduced the manufacture OF

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These may be had with clasp, soc. each extra.
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extra, with two clsspstille aud index printed In ,
gold holding - Poltesits ....4 so
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ornamenisl ciasps-eJ hibiting four psge-sgusre
4to-hoioiIg 200 Potiss.. ''''l9 W
No IL Album bound ~ Imitation morocco, with clasp
tle and 1-.xLibiiins two on psse-obons--, ,o
holding 43 70 /"
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title aud INDEX -.Ibibitns two on sp'se-obIoGs-, m
No u Aiban bound IN Imitation morocco with clap
tide and indeK-eIhbitiag two on psse -oblons-. 20
No 20 Alba'n bound IN Imitation morocco, with clasp
exhibiting four ON page-squsTo Noi eoth-hoid- ~
zr fOTtsGtts W
Ia addition TO those enumerated continually rec iv
ing Aoum, Of Paris Manufacture. embracing of the
choicest and bindings in velvet aud antique
mOiocco various elegant dc,us richly es,psd and oTna
u,snted with gilt edgi g.. shields for initials. sc.
~ B-Ihs Photographic Albums Of our manufacture have
al elegant tis-pise NAd index printed In gold
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u. 4. MASTERING Oflce.-Oficers Of Volunteer.
should have authority from their Colons to recruit
al evidence to the U g. Museriny Officers for transpors
or ,e rnant Of scconnts This written authority should also
be by the United States Musteng and Dsbursng
officer ,
No account viii be paid transportation given unless the
above rule l. conformsd to-
G6th REGIMENT told 9th Regmeptl, Col pINCkNEy,
the of in Virginia Recruiing Office No }J
Broadway. Pay commences Immediately upon enlistment
and recrUit. forwarded daily Relief Tor families also
commences mme eisey. A2d Lieutenantcy 10 vacant which
win be given to any ohcsr furnishing thirty Band 10
also wanted. Apply at No g37 Broadway, I'd floor front
ROOM Cap. j. :. FEkHMANN. Recruiting Ohcer.
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Cavalry.
HBApaphRTERs, No. u BROADWAY.
NEw-YOKK. Nov, 20. 1861.

NEw-YoKK, Nov. &C. 1851 !
BY anti oty from the Wsr Department, and the sanction
OF bis Excesncy, Gov. Morgan, JAMES b. SWAIN, l.t
Cavalry, u. A. IL Recruiting for Regiment Of Noiun-
tCeT Cavalry, 70 for three years during the
BY the Kindness OF his EIcelency Gov. Morgan and Of
Arthur the brick barracks vt the Quarantine
Lending have been assigned the quarters of the Regimen.
daring i.s formation.
lieut. Swn hs. orders to Join the army In the field for
sc'ive e different bettaons may be
ganized.
TIE uniforms equipments and for the Regiment have
nre erlisted.
Ocer having parts OF companies recruited viii be
oeiea asa orgauiLed application these hesdqurrter
As this y probably the last and only Regiment Of Cavalry
ha vi" De Organized In ths Slate during the War hose de-
ous OF Joining this branch Of the ssrvce embrace this
opportunity. JAMES u. SWAIN,
lat Cavalry u. $. A.. Colonel Con uaudiuz,
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TIE NEw-YoRK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
poblished ey.y TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

ppblIsLed ey.ly TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. l,725 (Dec. 81;
L.LEADING ARTICLES; The Pre,idents Message
Gen. Cameron. Report: To Our friend': Flor
opdyIe is Mayor Of New York; The Herald for
Abohioui EdoIihl Paragraphs.
n..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
Ill. I.PRo6REss IN TIE NEGRO QUESTION: I'm
Sized aud Sod, Rebels Slaves TO be Sc, to
Work; Something Like Emanclosion
VTHR NAVAL sSIRMIsH. Correspondence o.
IHs y. \. Tribune.
y..LArE AND IMPORTANT FROM CHARLES
VIA BATTLE IN FAST TENNESSEE: Person
Rrovulow in tho ffelI; His Forces Defeat the
Rcbols. A TOTAL Rout CoHie.sd.
THE JUST CLAIMS or THE NORTHWEST
yID..REPoRT OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR
TX. THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
X..sYNOPsIs OF THE REPORT OF THE POST
MASIER-OENERAL.
xI..RrPoRr OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
NAVY.
XII. LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
The Proceedings in the senstei Tho shackles OF
The Slaves 10 be Brcksui Rebel Scouting open
,ion. Checked Reports from Saysnnah.
XIII The PANIC IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
xIy..No MORE yE-CATCHING FOR REBELS:
CO 6ca,ion Practically liust.stcli Negro
teis :, be Panshed Letter TO Gen. Mcclellan.
XIV. PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
XVI. SYNOPSIS Or THE REPORT OF THE SEC
RErAHf or TIE INTERIOR.
XVII .LAND-oFf1CE REPORT.
XVIII. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XIX. FROM WASHINGTON; Couespondence OF IRE
n. y. Tribune.
xx.FROM FORTRESS MONROE: COrr.spOpdvucs
OF TIE ~ Y. Tribune.
XXI. THE GREAT ARMY.
XXI. REBEL NEWS FROM MISSOURI: Mon.gom.
cry Force Cut to Piecss Gen. Sigcl Surrounded
by hcCulloch; Price Marching Upou st. Louis.
XIII. TUE PRESIDENT AND Mr.. CAMERoNS
REPORT.
XIV. FROM ASPINWALL.
XIV. .NFEKLY REVIEW OF TIRE HEW-YORK
DRY GOODS MARKET
XVII THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1867.
XVII. POLITICAL.
xviii. PERSONAL.
xxx. CITY NEWS.
xxx. MISCELLANEOUS.
XXI MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xXxII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports o. tho
Stock, Money Cotton. Grain aud Cattle Markets,
specially Reported for The N. Y. Tribune.
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HIiIitarn Notices.

Attcptian.-SEyENTY.E EIGHTH CAMERON HIGH
IAEDERS Three Dollars S3 bounty will be paid to stout
hearted tbls being mustered into my COMPANY
Warm boirsck and abundant provisions provided imIne
dvtely enrolment. RecBiting oce No 55 Brosdwsy
aSeulent. JANIS {. ROBERISON, Captain.
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