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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-04-12

ing the hot weather makes me have the
headache sometimes. With the excep-
ton Of this and sore eyes caused by the
hot sun and the glare of the streets, my
health is much improved. The streets
are paved with white coral rock, and the
glare Of the hot sun upon them all the
time generally affects the head and eyes
of strangers at first Ibelieve, however,
that | have got over the effect Of it now.
We have had three rainy days here
The past week, but it is clear and bright
now. They always have rains in March,
but during the most of the year there is
very little cloudy or rainy weather.
Most of the inyalids who came on, on the
steamer with us are very much improved
in health. One man from New York,
who thought one Of bis lungs partially
destroyed, is nearly well now; yet there
are some who are not rs well here as at
home. Two who came outin December
have died here, and two Of our acquain-
tances are not as well and will soon leave,
the one for home, the other for some Of
the other islands. All these, however,
were very low when they came here.
People raise two crops year here.
For the first, they put in the seed in
March and for the second, in Sep,em-
Der. They have fine fruit the entire
year. Oranges are nearly all gathered
on New Providence, but we get n plenty
from the neghboring islands. I am
afraid they will all be gone before we
return, but we have many other kinds Of
fruit quite as good of which you never
heard. They have bread fruit here, but
it IS not ripe now. SapadiIoes are in
their prime now They are very fine
about the size Of an apple.
They cannot raise northern fruit here
any more than we can raise tropical fruits
at the north even strawberries and rasp-
berries will rot grow here, SO on the
whole l think the people Of New Eng
land are about as well off have not
seen d single shrub growing here that l
ever saw growing in New England ex-
ceptin green houses. Sweet potatoes are
used altogether. Mules generally take
the place Of horses, although have seen
a few horses. Their cattle and stock of
all kinds are small and Of inferior quail
ty. The English people here are great
siicklers for dress and form, and adhere
to the London customs and fashions as
closely as possible.
If some Of your Orleans County boys
will come out here l viii show them some
of the prettiest "yaIIer gals tbey ever
saw. They are tall and of beautiful
form and their chief failing is that they
eoiU "a barefoot! This looks bad at
fir, a-c you will soon &c. used to it
Fh= military gaNe II public exhibition
here q few da7a go, which was quite
novel and interesting. it consisted prin-
c;palIy Of gymnastic games. They ran
jumped, wrested, boxed, made up faces,
ran blindfold with wheelbarrows, ran with
buckets Of water on their heads, ran
tied up in bag all save tho head,
and various o.her feats equally amusing
to US Yankees. There were prizes for
each game. The Governor Of the is
land presided, and had cake and wine
passed several times at his own expense.
The soldiers were al! colored, but the
officers were white"
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Yves, Charleston, April s, 1861.

CENTrSE1AL CELEnRA1IoN.-The one hun
drcdth anniversary ofthe existence Of Poulmey,
win be celebrated on the 2lst Of September, that
being the date Of the charter given in l76l to
Thomas Ashley and sixty-nine others, by Ben
ming Wentworth. Governor of vermont
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-04-12

Here is little speech which Mr..
Prentice made few evenings since at
Louisville;
" Gentlemen, let 70 preserve the I'm
ion against all influences, against all
treachery, against all treason. l am
getting to be an old man, but / will fight
for the Union, and will die for the Union.
Kenmckisus, I will live and die in no
Northern Confectionery, in no Southern
Coufederacy-but here where ] am now,
in Kentucky, and in the Union"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-04-12

MACON, GA. April G. Eight eompa-
MES have left for Pensacola. The rest
viii leave on Tuesday.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-04-12


Mn. EARLE,-Dear Sir-Encosed you will
find three dollars, Sl,25 to pay for your paper
for Henry Hussey, 10 bc sent to this town and
the other $l,7j YOU will please give me credit
for. did not ask for permission 10 solicit SUBJ
scriptons, but found q chance where | could Oh
tain new subscriber by my adyancingthc mon
cy, and so do it.
We have received the money, but no name is
signed to the letter, and we have nothing to in
dictate who sent it. If our correspondent will
write us again, giving his name, we will give
credit in the proper place. But the Henry Hus-
sey spoken Of is a delinquent; he owes us now
81, CO, and has owed it for two years. We gladly
apply the SIPS on the old score, but shah not
send him rilc paper until he pays the remaining
thirty seven cents, and 81, 25 in advance.
MAIL ROUTE AGENTs.--Mr. Geo. p. Hayes OF
Windsor, has received the appointment of Mail
Route Agent from Springfield to Barton. A Bar
ton man will get another Of the appointments,
and Massachusetts or New Hampshire will have
the third man. There were over forty applicants
for the above places consequently there arc
some thirty eight or more shamefully abused.
Nor orr AGEST.-people in WestGeld arc in
formed that Z. W. Thurber is no longer our
agent either to receive subscriptions or money.
He has agreed 70 furnish the STANDARD to one or
two subscribers IN that town, for one dollar,
against onr express orders, and has thereby
caused US much trouble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
Movements of Ocean steamers.
Passengers Sailed

IN ,tsanthip SdIoRfa SOUTHAMPTON and Hdr-s-H Edye
w Hrchto Han bu Mr and Mrs Landi. San Frsnci.eo H.
Kerker York Mad Helena Heberg child and infant
Dubuase H. Sucbnitz MIR Joh1nne Se.bHitz Mis-, Meoo
Mr. and Dun'z Mr. and Mrs {. Docbsr hss Cloiife
Do,her NewYors C Hahn. indianapolis Ohm Peiser COIL
n Fint.in NeuYo Hobcr, Nsgear Mobile WIN. Nel. n.
Ala John Erbe, New. York r. POehef Burlington Max Alex
ardeT ke~ Orleans Joseph BundesmAn Havana VI sehdH
M.s Cal Ahl5oru I. Mou,sighe. Ne~ York Dr. o. Webe''
Dubuque C. Linz and daughter MEXICO; D.. Bouyea ForngAi
Ilhcb Roefhlsterge o. A. Priest, +. Gray, w A. Gray.
New York Sir Ms r. &. Bosdwocd three chi den infant
aud ,e ysat london Borr. boston, Gen Robot H.sey
IL Mis- Agatha M.thd. Doshsr NJ aud Ns O. L. Dow
lev infant and nurse NevYoh 'nhn Taube San frsbci'ea
Eilenns Kavrz Geo. kssrl A. SIZZLING. {. LII, kicheE
keE-iSTk, II. PrteTs taorniai W Reboo sP'in Nj epd
hrs John ~ tlsch.r Mr. and Mira Conrai R.iue NspsEo.
Ieta Join Q1elsn sd child Mrs. A. Rohlen Cuba NJ snd
Mts j. schnio ard infant Brooklyn Oumbeu l.. U~gsn.
ger g. Lou. Leopold Fu,oref Aiophu. fofthne'er \es'
York Ecnli Philadelphia Mn C. Godb-rger aud infant
New o Msrie Schosmsker, Louisyile Ky. Mrs
Olivia Ks1b Ale. r. SOnm-rird, 7. Aub Newly G0tiL
snyd.rlet Chicago. T. Ia chnefE Mis-. Nihrnine Fahnn-
beg Lan5iit NEWTON Mia Sc = Handtn. AlA1anz
Frank ATnsftF Mrs fIeIedcie WsueJolj aud child
ST Louis August NNnobod 81 Louis y Sanders, NewfoTk
AID vth,ft b. Hccrsss. Total 25
IA ,i,aa.as Yfaa for Iireyool Qu,rnuoss-Jobanns
~. len Mfs A. Ballard. Mrs IA. Macy. Mrs. T. A. HNubn
,nd infant Mrs. Donrss Elizabeth BocAs Mia Fsnie Arnold
Mis-. Dous, A OrEofv wife and thee chlden ! J. jarvis
Jonn Reilly WIN. Ferguson a. O. Crsash r Maftlen J. Is.
child L. Meloher &. bloomfield aud wife Capt hoHps
John Beach 81. PsIue. T. srduoye' Rg5crt Cns ford w.
Matte Ihn durpLy MrL Brown. child infant and
Adoph Pie1t r. Duco, e Ia Mopirtua Charles Casey J.
Batc J.fnos Richmond Samuel Wallep Pa Il No Rn'h
and daughter CluAn las Reilly aud .2n, Carlisle HnEh
RsrI. Rev l. T. a. Me7jen, Thomas II. Matthew J. ~.
Bshf.n, T. NJ. Green, Ls'on Charles D. Cough and 22
iu lh~ 'tSersyv.
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DIED.

CONNOLLY On Thursday, M,y % At No orsci,.7. John
Thomas, ION of PareE J. and Cahsribe Connolly, ssed
5ds,s
DRAKs-In thi, city, on Thrulsv May 90 Charles Henry
only Of Jonas ". Dale IN The 25ih JeL ofhs'sse
HALLARANAt Harlem Saturday, June J., Francis Hal
The nds rltive % re emily are nvied No
late sioence Conner Of Oneh9ndrsd and fourteenth street.
and Ttiid avenue
uUGHES-In this city on Friday May a. John B. Hughes,
only Of Hugh and Mary Ilughe' aged aud mouths
JACKsoS-lD Brooklyn Friday, Msy ~, AEns. Maf'in
aSash.r Of Ama,a &. and Mar, f. Jackson, aged Il months
LARKIN-A, Clifton. Staten Isbnd. on Tbu.lsy May 90
James LsrGin, OF County m.sh, Ireland.
MyRrYyzo. FH5 Msy Y g. hi, ,oG H 10 E,dI S
Comfy Csyan Ireland, aud Of the hrm Of hconVlo Muir
TIE nes and soqasntsIce Of decs,s invited to afford
lie fupr,a motdsy, Jgs- as dcloei = m rom ne
His r.m.n, will BE- taken 70 St James, Cathedral Jay street.
vte,e ;smo Teaem bs , VII DC ssis.I;iTd i9T tho
mint Csrsges viii b. IN visiting a. tbs Fulton Ferry al
a o'elook.
PHILIPoTEUX-n this city. Friday, May 81 Jean Pierre
PblfpoesuI, Ia the S'th year Of hi' age
PATTKRsOS-on Saturday June saab Jane. wife Of Robert
Her innsra will take place from her late residence Nol7 Chris
topher 'ret, on Monday The 81 a'l at O'Clock. hr
Friends relatives respectfully invited 10 attend without
further notice.
Londonderry pspeIs please copy.
QUINN In this city, Friday, May IT, Richard H. Quinn,
sg-d Is years.
sc0rT-on rhur.d.y, May 90 Cs Frederick Scott OF Den
marx, sged "a years
sNITH-In Obi. city on Thur,d.y Nav 20. John Ch,rc.
tecond Of Andew and len Hi.h aged year, month
and - days
TALLNAN-At shtewtbuIytoVn, New Jersey Thursday,
May 90 stephen 5. rrlIHsi inhs flat year o. hi age.
TEYHAMon Tbuday, May 20 k'una daughter Of John sna
Mary Teyhani, aged 10 year. and months
WALL-Dro~ned SnhtoWD, Long llsnd, Wednesday
mny D. frank only child Of j. Wall snd Lssins Wilson, aged
3yesfL
NsT-On Saturday morning. june may vito Of EdSlrd
West, aged 20 years AID month";
Th- i.nA IL NJ. family '.peculy invited 10 attend her
funeral this afternoon (Su6dAyl At o'clock from her late
residence No. J Fift Without further invitation
Her iesns will be take TO Greenwood Cemetery Tor inter-
WHITE-AtVeron NewYorE on Thursday, Msy 20 suddenly
Il Il. white late Of Brooklyn aged 50 year.
The Iraiyes and friends Of The emily Invited 70 stend tho
funeral ct the 49, Of bis soDn law III. e. fhs No ~
luton Brs<ts, Sunday afternoon st2l O'Clock.
WHIIEOn 7lst p. Sara Baer daughter Of r. Cornell and
Hannah B. " hite aged 10 years.
The friends OF the family invited 20 attend her funeral At
O'Clock p. m. to-day the I'd init from No IL Clsrk street
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

Al special etins toe rtDmauy Society, lumbar
Order Hall SaiUTdty Ill. LIST Inst, Xrsnd
sachem Dane r. Dev called 10 the chair AMI Edward
Sanford upl onted Secretary. -,
On NOTION committee consisting Il Messrs. Purdy. Bell
K,y Chs AID Stafford appointed TO prepare resolutions
expressive Of the of the Society IN relation TO the denie
ofth, l. lansnted Grand Sachcm
The committee reported the following resolutions which were
unanimously sdopted:
ncel. James Corner late Grand Saehem Of he Tammsny
Society of the Oldest most faithful To- t.s cyunc and
loved Ai rts.rrd BY the btor 81 order io' Ms manly
Virtues his fidelity all usts in which he eogueri hs de-
voted eudsp his assoca has been removed ny an All
VIE N violence from h sbre Of usctuues among his Ia
ngf voice be heard around our Con- ci hgts, nor
the IT, sons Of hg erpe fence given theIe ~.
Rerrd BY tho fammauy Socsy that who We unite WITH
all respected Chief Ia aneutinS our common
lose L. especially the cred pTy'ge OF the Ofde which
had 10 lLg period octrd bTphr eud oiIn
the hrnored express heartfelt gef o the departure
Of common fellow ship c)mmon tolls uud common tfumphs
Rocd That the death our beloved brother apd iaer one
which may be deplortd BY the whole community ehch
no was 20 useu member and which recognizes with deep regret
ndcty patrio hs worth
man auu his pItlic spirit officer and citizen.
RU,d That patbike WITH heartfelt Ia ms so
son the family Of our late associate WHO cap oes
and honor his manly generous ani open tatue WY
devotion he e for all who endcaedto him by 'aeea
ties end obi fitiOus. a..
Rcped Ihaa copy Of these resolutions duly aited, DO
heArsd That tcsiimouis the menibs OF I
Society attend the funeral o. their dsceNed brother on
the 20 instant nd that the badges O tue Society We dsi0 "
mourning Ion the race az one year.
DANIEL L. DELANAN. Grand Sachen, pro 'eni'
EDWARD SAliFOED Secretary, pro teni
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FOR THE CAMPS T,
dmuseMenfs.

THE ORIGINAL GENERAL TOM THUMB,
Every Hys fssgt nd S sJ IfS Rsss;dSs
ExfRh MoaNiN Q MaTlNEE sATuR6iY. alta
Mr. GUsrAyUs GEAhY Ts.or, aud bis Dsnshter. Misc
Mr. w ToMLIN, Baritone and Bdho, and Mr. NJ w. DE
'I"N' isn0'' ADMISSIONS:
Child under ten.....l3c Children under en... Toe
DARNUAis AMERICAN MUSEUM is the favor.
I'D it's thu sti rug times Tor only the most
BEST PLACE in THE CITY TO SEE TIE MILITARY.
seqoeny RAISING through daily but it also the bes.
p'''' 'i ''D''c GTTssIISSG GREATER VARIETY
than 'pf Pe 6saMaT T;n Performances ALONE
Of admission just doablsto nothing Of Tho multitude
"''"S Yo6S3 Esxi% EiGHT YEARS Old,
covEEED HAIR with BEARD WHISPERS An IScs
A'N' Thew The so @S vlEG 5I DWARF FAMILY.
Maj HIRAM WALTERS,
'' NJ. r sox Ia 1o WALKERS 4 iTil n gu
Ms KATE WALTERS
42yesr. old. AID only "a inch:s bieh
RrLIcs FROM FORT SUMTER,
Mis- REED: The Ll,IPUTIAM QUEEN,
TIE IKE SRS ~ Eg5 E MSs ghERT sakE
TIE LIyISG SEAL $4,000 CunOsities' &C.
new :Sa ~. ldI spEEabfD q NRToNaL DRAMA
, ANDsRsoN TIE PATRIOT OF sg1MTEe.
EVERY AFrERvcoS a Ss pESESfSe THIS WEEK
Preceded y s%s sfs HSa Musical d'
Adui'.iOn only ascen'' Children under 10. is eents
GEORGE CHRIST Tsu,r
~ AND LAST Appra REScElT Or THE TROUPE
At Irving Hall, MONDAY June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
markels-cmrylrY ErronrrD gor rnr N. Y. Tam 81

MurkefS-CAhEflLLf hEPOhIfD ioh THE ~ T. lhiBl ".
SATuHDAY Juno !. li1il
ASHRSe market L. quiet for both kinds; tAoa Of Pots
g. 35055 A3i. Pearls are steady % - OF
COITON-lhe maiks'b du without sny particular change
80 pces We quote noninsy OF ~ for Msddng Upland
aud Gulf
COFFEE- Rio continues steady wi luch bette demand
Of 100 RIO AZ t0l4c the aer siew bags " l
Oh m Odsi6e de1aDd al a. Jlj bags Jgn sca
At I2Ic casa 60 bag g Domingo usnedl lie cash; 30
bag. Mghcsibn. Jtdl3ic 30 bugs st. Domingo at Hic
casb. aud ~! tags LagDayfa private terms
FLOUR AND NE Al-Tbore IL fair densud for Western
Canal Flouf but Wih zee recps prices 5d DC lover ~
the Bba-.nt has been for crpo The neut Of
good and choice much heet and all kinds favor the
buyer the ssssua 1850 htls a bOa ~ ~ for
Si.Gne We,@rn 4 Hu % - fof Sil,rhne 5aie RI $50
a. 20 for extra IS US % Tor Faucy do; - 800 IS
for The gtdes Of Western eIiB 10 ga - - Tor shipping
brands Of Round Hoop extra OHIO, aud 80 Ja- ~ or trade
bspd Canadian lOur T. plenty and the low radrs
e1,ier the better bra aus1ed aud not very plenty
tie ses 40 bh a. 40 ,O ~ so ir exiTnA Southern Hour
1. sgaiU the tlv as o common ge those
and uusaltbr heavy tn clorch ice bIald
oi plenty aid SUBSIDIZED the gslr ~ bbi et ~
ii 70 asf Mixed good Suprrue Boiupre &c aud 10 oid
a. - f tho better grades hyr hon IN fair request slls OF
10 tls AT E3a 50 Corn Mes atrsdy the supply MT urge
GRkik-THe WHEAT make, oEcf tho receipt l4t hfge
urch oil orr c0rdiiOn The demand " mainly Jr e1pu
Cbnicc "i'e l. quic dul ard io"s Ah ISLES 1fo !" VO
bD.h q. ~ H40 ~ per Sill Climb, the ilttf rate tr
yary choice OoOdtO prime sold 10 4 lJUs u. t2D bush
q eseo Spdas. 0jQl i2 II iGD bu. Ciicfg Cub a.
IN JfGSi II I-40O bu,b. CE'sd1 Clnb at ti lGda 2J
Mhlssn o. ri 70 $40 bush COOL While keutoG a ~ 20;
GJ bsh White Canadian. al II l0t 80 brsh. Wine Mi
ehgsn At III 3s0Si o. LEO hrsh White lac 'ns IT = ~
bsiy il hfm tbs nPPly y hai;od ,9liion' y he'd a. q
on private terms. Brrey Ms Ia Inactive. Hyo 'Ieady tue
supply moaote sals OF j bush at &c C2rn more
pIsIty. aud and very active al the d'enne Tho
dem and IL chiefly Tor export Tho sAes ara As. tea hns
900 bush 404Jc Tor hes'ed and so HGs.e iof Ne"
MiIed Western chiefly o. ibt.i AID SSg&e feI cd d.
otbeS Kinds pIe aeniIa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

The aides of Brooklyn have prepared q splendid
stai' If culors to be pre- ened 10 the 18th Regiment
az Anuapolis IL is ofSlk, trimmed with gold hinge
81 the stall l. surmoune ed with gilt eagle.
The lilb Regiment at WASH gton, being IN need
of many hue ari les not provided by Govern.
ment, subscription was gotten up on Saturday by
Alexander McCue, esq, Corporation counselor ard
the sum If $500 was promptly rsed.
One thousand Havelocks for the 18th Regiment,
contributed by the ladies Of klstbush, were sent to
their destination on Saturday by express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
miscellaneous.

A TLANTEC SAVINGS BANK, Chatham-Square,
n New.Bowery open daily FROM 40 TO and to a.
ID, poss ffol cUnis received Six cent h
IL ,,n".s, t.cr.s~y President.
EOR CAMP SCOTf-By STATEN ISLAND
FERRY. foot Of WhitehaS eat side OF The sat ho
The Ol I2i "a and "A boats lard Clifton only ue eG
Camp SCOTT s,sses soaae,ins wiIs no bests
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VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.

Presentations OF COLORs-Some gentlemen Of
Bergen Point, New JeITey, moved TO admiration by
the gallant bearing OF the 9TH Regiment OF hassachu-
sett, on their way through Baltimore, have presented
il with a stand Of regimenai colors. We are per-
mitted TO publish tie correspondence between the
donors and the colonel Of the regiment. Ii Is s fol-
lows:
BERGEN PoST N. J., Nay g. 1901.
SR Please accept ftoD the unGersiged The ecc'n0anll
HgneHtal colo 70 bo by yon preseDedto o gallant cou
maud tho 9Th H. sDent Of Massachusetts
In win the whole county our eJe' have Dfen upon
you sed with admiration the sltIy vita
which you yourselves from the dui ol civil e Gd Toe
eDdesfDt burned 81 Ia" OO'efbent
aud t- defense Of Flag Dur gift 10 but ggh ackuo"eig
of appreciation yoUg sud s1iuieS deporDIr
Your gssDtry b4ioro I'D Jour tiey rescue IRON danger
OF tie apitol 81 Cuf county
We without car commit tie.e c0o-f the worthy derond
arts Of Concord Lexington Buj BUNKER Hin Hldeut a. tie
9Th viii permit dhonOr 10 le.uh the goIies OF the
flag. -. -.
JOHN H. WATSON,
HENRY PAEEt
To Iieu Col y. " WATsoS. COMMANDING 9Th AegmtEt Mass.
acbOts.ts Volunteer Hlida.
CAEP MAR RELAY Housr, May 81, 1851
GSsTLZaEN: Your beautiful present u ~ rips utG COo
has been ieceirtd aid o. brt OF NY command etg
warn hshss Ia tle iis AID 'hs stIisg terms Ia which &c IA
conveyed.
~ 10 Performance II duty L. our coisfaon and be-
we'd coaLy awe entitled Ourselves to rho oboiCu OF
ps otc We count tuipe for tbs l.Hials and
iatig es tn "lnch the volunteer soldier nIust sbnif.
hassachusts men may well bs IrJud of commentators
nom the gaInt State Of 6ewJefsey 10 you TO Us pa
uots 49, .s land, the National COLOR wEieh you pfo-n.
es - no creed, patty, W section, but Of stem do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
!MARRTE ID.

CANToN-TAYLOR On friday m'y a. BY TIE Rev. {. A
Fae James r. CSatoR, 70 Sophia A. Taylor both o. ho~
ioTE.
CoONEY-CRUMnEY- Tuesday, May 81 by tie Rev Mr..
Ci-pp John Coonty, q SewfoIG 20 Mics Jane JTgmmcy,
slds.t dau shter u dwari Cranmey Of Broohyu
McGRATI-HAINEs-Oa Tuesday, May y Howard w.
M.Drsth EnHa c. dAughief Of Reuben HNi.s k'l, OF
Phtad-lphla
POWELL HOEY-In Brooklyn Wednesday, hsy ~. by
H.ud-. Cb.tJss AZ isss- a. lss1.tts W. younLei
daughter Of Captain ~ Hoey, al of tiHt city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
MILITARY AFFAIRs ~ ppooKIyv

Three companies 70 be AT. cbed TO the Brooklyn Pha-
sa.N nsiivsa yesterday from Massachusetts Tie FIST
y ilOm MifOId, u men, uuder command of Capt. +.
aDsh Lindsay the second ia from West Cambridge,
70 men, under commaud Of Capt. Westcot; tho third
rIiSni NswDnsypor, 10 tneD, commanded by Cnm.
ssSinent Il now complete as " numbers
,1.smp4ny "A IOth regiment, Capt. Gruenin have
Sissi",a' 500 IN all VI the 10Th regiment now IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

rs,HE PATRIOTIC song B0OK.-lO,W O
co5ics issued in weskA superior collection o. 90 ~
Fumes and Hymu. written sut1onpo'ed tr the uhes "
spng dn ing The war by the uprising millions Of ineh'
and en who stand by the dag u our country ana
tr.,tots A. contains "a pages 81 songs, Duets ~ ST1c
both sacred aud secular Among the number sIe me r1
nonolar sones: The sisrSping ied Bonner me rag
M Uuion Forever Where Lirerty Dwes IpsIe 1,
Country /" ''God speed the kg g." My equity I've "a
The. Our fl.g IL rhoici South Csfonha GO for Tbsf
49,. Node Flar &c The Mason % 'aIs TOT IT.
rsnts,ls :" Hail col m,isD Thy County ,A, ooss
The Christian hero; "Colgulbia 5he Zen ,.t Of the sreI
laugbs, Of Tr tor. 10 the day. Of King Jen0''P"''
cens or 80 per 100 ust PrseS cent No 4sl Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

HIDES quiet p.icg' heavy tho stock " ''O''"
syaimt 275 eco SEINE lime lst wear. ,as,o
HOPS minus auir. small ,ses 10 consumers lS~Ioc
LEA rHkRl hs market Ia sitnut the sigh'ra m hept
We mske change ices Of either Hrmoes OF Jah
LlME-Tie arket for Rockand Inactive. We qoote bom
naily n 6oc for Common, ard 81 for Bnnr - "a
MOLAsSEsWr only hetr NJ sses OF 20 bols Cuba At isc
and IS hhds CUBA Clay ed at priv ,eterms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02

CAMP SCOTT, on STATEN lSLASD.-To reach
there take he Staten Island Ferry BoGt' foot Of Whens
s,rt they G,e cverJ II hour Sundsys The lei W.,
a. ard q boats land the camp ground, connecting with
s,sgcs to tie camp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
Drn gooos.

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MOZAMBIQUES, all widths.
Superior qualities - g. aud "a wids-fa assortment
LORD 6 TAYLOR,
Nos 46l TO ACT BROADWAY,
Nos 2s5 to 261 GRAND-Sr, md
Nos a. and 4s CATHARfNE-sr.
ORD & TAYLOR
Nos lsl to 467 BROADWAY,
Are Offering their entire stok Of
RICH LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
AT MUCH REDUCED PRICES.
Also a, Stores
Nos 2a5 to PSI GRAND-sT- ard
Nos. a and 40 CATHARINE-sr
| ORD 4 TAYLOR
Nos. 4si to 4e7 BROADWAY,
Have reduced their large aud s'trae,ive stock Of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
and win oJer on and after MONDAY, Junes
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK AT RETAID
incud.us eli the mos, fashionable styles
BELOW MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Also at Stores
Nos as5 to 2sI GRAND-sT, snd
No. a. and 40 CATHARINE-sT.
At TIE UNION MANTILLA COMPANY
No SOL BROADWAY,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY.
FOR Thirty ONLY.
ELEGANT BLACK SILK CIRCULARS
For SO, 80. and so,
Worth tl2 SIS, and sls
LACE BAREGE, AND ALL OTTER LEADING STYLES
IN PROPORTION
DARGAINS.-2U,U0 900 BONNETS at reduced
ID prices G,ra' ssins Ladies. and Chlldsn's sIEAw
cad SlLh BoNNEIS, new styles STRAW boSNSts :"
wy t. BINNys anlirery No 5sl Broadway. 5sl.
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel up stairs