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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

Gen. Dix has ordered Mayor Brown OF Balti-
more to discontinue the payment of salaries to
the old Police force of that city, who were de-
clared by the Police Commissioners, in June
last, 10 be "of duty" and whose places were
filed by Gen. Banks. " Independently Of all
." other considerations" says Gen. Dix, 9" the
continued compensation of q body Of men who
I" have been superseded in their functions by
order Of the Government is calculated to
" bring it's authority into disrespect, and the e1-
" fraction from the citizens Of Baltimore by tax
alton, in a time Of general depression and em-
" bsrrassment, OF sum amounting TO several
" hundred thousand dollars year. for the pay
nent Of nominal officials who render it no
service, cannot fail, by creating widespread
" dissatisfaction, TO disturb the quietude Of Tho
a" city, which I am most anxious 10 preserve"
To this Mayor Brown replies, that hitherto
the salaries Of these men have been paid in
accordance with law Of the State, and by
advice Of the City COunselOri he, however,
shall not contest, but obey the order, though
under protest-payiug, nevertheless, two weeks
OF arrearages, unless be shall be stopped from
doing so 10y n further order. WHAT couIso the
policemen will pursue is not yet known, but
they will probably sue the city, and We shall be
agreeably disappointed in the Baltimore Courts
if they do not get judgment in their favor. They
are at any rate comiorted with the aSowed
sympathy Of Mayor Brown.
This Mayor Brown was, We know, on the best
authority, Secesslonist at heart few weeks
ago, nor has he since given any evidence of a
change Of opinion. Many Of tho old police
force, Ike Kane, their chief, did all they dared
to fomout rebellion, and, unlike him, are only
fortunate in having escaped arrest. This mild
measure Of persuasion on the part Of Gen. Dir
viii be, perhaps, followed by more stringent
act3, unless these men shall be so wary in their
ways as 10 coTer their purposes. Treason Is by
DO means, as yet, driven out OF Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
OUR HARROR DEFENsEs.

Some time since the Chamber Of Commerce of
this city addressed letter to Gov. Morgan, in
regard TO the condition Of the forts and other
defenses of our hnrbOr. Gov. Morgan referred
the communication Of the Chamber to Col.
Delafeld, Of the L. S. corps of Engineers, who
was then serving on his staff In another col
umn will be found the reply of Col. Delafield.
From this, it appears that MujOr Wainwright is
about 10 mount upon the forts and batteries
which protect our harbOr approaches, 2l2 guns
and these will be 10 addition TO the existing
armaments heretofore mounted in other watet
batteries, which protect the channels leading to
this city. Col. Deaield saws that when COM
pleted, tLis will make greater number OF
guns for the defense Of this city than exists in
most of the fortified bsrbors of Europe" 1t
will be seen, also that the War Department is
working vigorously in other ways TO afford ample
protection to our city. Such being the facts,
we think our people may dismiss all apPrehen-
sions as 20 an attack upon New-YOrk and its
enyirons, ether By the rebels of tho South or by
any foreign power.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
The Tribune. War Maps.
LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
At THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN.

Now Ready, EXTRA TEBOSE, containing the va.
riOus Maps published in TaE TRIBUNE since the
commencement of the War. 1t also contains
Est OF The killed and wounded in the late battle far
D. ascenained. Price five cents. Three dollars per
100. Terms cash. Address
THE TuBUsZ, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
Political.

BupESIO, Wednesisy Sept II. 1861.
Dr. Branch, tle Democratic nominee for State
Treasurer viii SHORTLY putllsh letter declining 70
accept the nomination.
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FRINGE NnHOHeOu.

OsWrGo. "Wednesday sept. II, IshI
Prince Napoleon, accompanied by Princess Cotildo,
pasqed Oswego ast night on their way down the
tsls Ia the Thonssnd Islsuds aud ST. LaWence.
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Sgem9llprls DaiIn Gribn1rs
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 70. 1861.
- cnnEIepnAnTNIN.

TO CORRESPONDENTS. -
r~cs,cc cen DO taken Ok ADoUymous Comm D'cions VIZ
ever Il intended insertion must be s1thetotea o e
.s 4 E address the wIeTnOs necessarily i0I pool.s
tier. hrt ,s aeuarsnfy biz good fSth
v tsrLot uLOeak5 10 reUIl Ie.eele1 Soinu nm
Lrse, ctttrs rh ot e should DC a40leeo :" LIE
IEIBURF," Hew-ioik.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

"NAR OEPtRfSKNIt SeIt y i0oA
For the purpoe Of preserving accurate aud rerina
uent records of deceased soldiers and tstr place OF bUr-
ial, IL is hereby ordered that tie Quartermas'sr-
General Of the United STATES Army sha cause 20 be
printed and to be placed ia every General and Post
fospial Of the Army blauk books and forms, corcz
bonding with tle accompanying duplicate forms, for
pre.erSing said recorr. The Qusrernaster will also
provide proper meHE for Iesis'red head-ooard' 70
rect ed in the following special order TO commanding
officers in reference TO the inerment Of deceased sol
diers.
az is hereby ordered that whenever any soldier or
officer Of the United States Army dies it shall be the
duty OF the commanding officer OF the military corps o.
department in which such person cics % eanse The
regula and forms provided Ia the foregoing direc
lions 60 ihe Qua 10 lie properly exe>
cuted It is also ordered that any adutant OF acting
ndmtan; Tor commander Of military poet OF company
Immediately upon the reception OF copy Of any nor
iunry record IRON military company, shall transmit
he ;ame 70 the Adutinl-G Genera at Washington.
.SiMOS CAMERON, Secretary of Wa"
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REGULATIONS FOR MILITARY BuRlhs AND TIL
REGISTRATION OF Deceased SOLDIERS AND
THEIR CRSV

Jhs iend Of soldiers desire that sccurse and
anen, e,,Ian be nade o da.e place Of burial sn.s,s o.
70 nd tho gryc aid uch reoTis inP0ral foF Pr poses
o. iderttcstion
"tI The 6opaL vh:h the soldier die, a,uEt resevs
cog Ihs oace should receive per
f dup sae Of same the recodso hsi occ would 10
more permanent han those Of he hosp Or he csnetses
ItyE Tie sItcns whether OF churches or Of nitay {"
other pu1 rcerie, should have peusnent recoas "iro
'ha away, g es. s as % a. os Mould be Sep. slph.
es grave shonld have les number in the order Of inter
oo 5th endsre wood ihe name Of deceased the du,e q
desh sud nj, company regimehta corps nihas should
ge rfected h letter brsud or stamp These posts o.
~ ~ Of the bso.itmsa CT Msssry Post
tdo hospital ia oes'ed, or where tho des,a occurs
The sexton mus. bs directed TO preserve tho records ne tho
orf sem 70 hin the QusegAaser. Tie must tp pe "
qaed u,tenS to the plating q the, the esdSos g So
al em-srie in which deceased soldiers are inferred po
Sa ,so ~. \ P's % s,oasS sy bot ohtrs sad .po
inferred the nupbeT and description o. tpe ioeau'J VI
should he carefully recorded by The sexton f,.
Pne eKton should notified to require ne scls V -
rosil Of tie nalBbsr snl locality OF the grave Dei'' '
sse,er tho ho.p Is finally broken aP o. yscssa sSs
records should all BE- transmitted 20 tne & n th,
ersrs oihse At wsslins'op SAD 49, .nss aiu''
Of military sa,,s ~ s, !. he dssy Of th
eemssnding officer Of the military corps 20 rSn @ snJ 10
heIonge1 IN his 70 po WVl'hy ka.A.
hi. means FOR msk ling the gave and erecting a.
bo,rt wiS the proper inscription stepped scoS Satsr O.
the sbsencs sexton shall be ne ou. 2, @ % ~ record.
na T VIII also be lbc duty the sarseoa 20 ,sa ciP md
ss copy OF said record With the ssne ess, a.
sbSet 70 The same conditions sinisr records
posi- hospisis"
THE PRISONERS AT FORT LAFAYETTE
Os Iii, 90 prisoners confined at Fort Laia!'
cite, every one, save three, has been iouna V
have been guilty OF the treason for whichihe "'
arrested.
RUNAWAY SLAVES CAPTURED.
Fiyo runaway slaves, tArea Of then sas Pr0Y-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
MINORS TO BE HELD.

Adiutant General Thomas has decided that un-
der no circumstances whatever will soldiers be
discharged from the army, on the allegation that
they were minors when they enlisted. These
discharges have demoralizing influence IN the
regiments.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
on nccount of the war:

the BURIAL. OF SOLDIERS.
The following is an order just issued by the
War Department:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

THE New SURGICAL REMEDY.--Ihe only sGrt
ore ever found .or sIeuaouhOa Send f1 circuls' q
sugGlSAL AGENCY. No 80 cessu-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
DISCHARGE or SIR. sERRn.L.

Mr.. SerriIl was Internationally discharged from
his arrest at Fort Lafayette. He is the agent Of
the Bank ofEnsland, and held abundant proof
of his responsibility and loyalty at the time he
was denounced to the police.
Mr.. serrell had long interview this evening
with the President, tho disclosures and sugges-
tons he made were of such importance that the
Secretary Of State was sent for to receive
them.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
Bnsmess Noiltts.
ONIHi kEE.YoKK, Sept. lo, l8ll

UEHEIvG's PATEST CFAaPIov FmgPRoOP SAfss
qba most r. liable security fom fIe known. ,
y HErKtyG'S Gu NPioN BU RGLauPE0OP SArrs, lnf0 "u
Berring Foyds pstent Cryss!izcd lron'tho Gay
petal which cAanO, be drill,d
ShtOND-HANp StTEs, ,
ve'sfv of makes hsV- been taken IN ptr pe io 1877
= n.,sn viii be sold che
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12

HKRRING & Co.,
No. 25l broadway, New-NOrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
T'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JUNE z.


THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contain. the following;
I.LEtDING ARTICLES; The Impiusu, Peril; Our
Foreign Rels'ion,i Mor.heAd; d -sth Of Senator
Douri..: !. T .a.on ChD.i od,school Prrsb,,e-
tiaas; SsustoI Mason; sbarts aud Wolves Mclean
tic ReflImi Editorial Paragraph
H..FRoM EUROPE.
III. THE DEATH or JUDGE DOUGLAS.
W..FBon CALIFORNIA: Summary Of,he Latest News
by Pony EIpre's
V..sHALL THE WAR BE LONG OR SHORT Cor
rrspondsncs oi The ~ Z. fribnne
W..vIRGINIANs CONrRABAND; Con,.pond.ues OF
The n. T. Tribune
vH..PoETRY; All Forward "Wusong Of the
Union . THE Ma'tsringi' "NOnntssr Choru.'
VIII. THE ATTACK ON ACQUIA CREEK.
M..COL ANDERSON III CINCINNATI
XfiGIr AT FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE: Cavalry
Ch.ss Through hs 10 'D D,.hiHs and briiis@t
Aasi r~suty .even Rees' Killed Five rn''n-r'
xI..THE TWELFTH REGIMENT IN VIRGINIA:
Correspondence Of 1hs n. Y. Tribune.
XII THE JOURNEY or PRESIDENT DAVIS 10
XIII .PLANs OF TIE CONFEDERATE LEADERS.
Iv..PRoM MONTGOMERY.
XV..FROM VIRGINIA.
xvI..PROGREss or THE WAR; summary Oftho Latest
Nnws
xvu..A BATTLE AT PHILUrPA VA; sarprl,s slA
RoOt Of tn. Reos', Camp Of 1909 pai to Flight
Fifteen Killed. Large Quantities Of A'u', ETC. Cop
XVIII .oUg FOREIGN RELATIONS; ,rh;ndly F.slips.
Of Foreign Powers; Rejection OF MI 3urlnSan's ~
the austrian Csbinet-His Course Ia CenSie" tho
Recon.
XIX LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
From Ws,hHgson-Special Dhpschos TO The y
Tubuno.
XX..TWO FRIENDS FROM TEXAS.
XXI AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XXI..NEW PUBLICATIONS; Tn. Church Of England 10
Storm Christian Soldier; Works Of Charles
Dcsobs.
XIII. ALCOHOL AND THE HUMAN SYSTEM
XIV. THE PRESBYTERl Ans LOYAL
XIV. TIE WAR POWER OVER SLAVERY.
XXyI. A GOOD OLD KENTUCKY SPEECH; Tk. UsiOu
Cannot be destroyed.
XVII. .AAJOR-GENkRAL MCCLELLAN. q. 8. A
xviii. AN IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.
Of The n. I. TriOune.
xxx. POLITICAL.
XXI. PERSONAL.
xxxIL.C CITY NEWS
xXXIII. MISCELLANEOUS.
xXXIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xXXy. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of tho
STOCK Money, Cotton Jrsin, and Cattle hsrksts,
specially RepOrsd fOr fhs N I. Tribune.
TsHs- per suaum Three Copies ior t3. Zen for s12
Twenty Copies sdde $40, and extra Copy 10 the
person who forms the Club
For . Clab Of Que Hundred ~s ,eHd The Daily Tribune
rstis
SINGLE COPIES for sale 9. the Publication ohos THIS
MORNING.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
6penaI Notlres.

The Twen,y-sccond Ward Republican Associ-
aton iil bod Sprcisi MeenS tdGlN1 June T. ao p
ROBEaT PATERSON, President
W!LLAs j. oBkIoS, , s.cr,tN4es
The "Ludies Christirn Assoc cAtion" will bold
regula, b.sii rIDAt June st No u
luity O'Clock. t.oB.l meetrss the succeed
-, M J. VALENTINE, Secretary.
DR.. Cheeyer in EurOpe.-ln THE TRIBUNE ef sun
DAY June Sth viii appear remarkable speech OF Dr.
Cheevrr asAn.t recognition by tie brsh Peop. OF the he
hsuns S in which he iec' important hsto ca incidents
Massachusetts snd Nir IA ~ tue oiden tine also
reply the Church Of the Putsns TO the proceeding
the late Ex PArte Council
NV S-Y0BK JUus 3 1861.
AZ tbC regular monthly nesti Of he Board Of the
Foafth ara sOu held a. the R0Om he Sd Inst the
sees Bosrd sque ted to g'e public notice that
die of tbs Rev WI {. VAN MFTER wii5 this bs
sou ceased he Jst u AID tia. Of The Rev K o lOLES
oil he 9Th iuE. r. CAULDWELL Chairman
T.. " RhSNES Secretary.
Those Plated Tea Sets.
Tfey besafi a brs1iuend chs an very ehetp-
especially the HOLIDAY PATTERNS for 1850 general as
smsi PLA TED WARE Al retail as well ss SbolesAs
- ~ VIZ ITCIUS BART NcS AID BuTlngsip.
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lrSP ATRIOTIC ENNELOPES.-Ihe
- the ,s-.t assortment OF Ihion ENNELor 70 In 'ho
United Ststes for sBle ~ one cent earh . -,
CHARLES A. MILLER No 25 Ann'st. NEWTON
Sew Edition.
UNUE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
E,tR iHbi

new esdy containing The names OF fr'oen'
ucoln Cabinet the of toe new mni"e" to Foreign
Governments, aud Othor interesting political mattel
CoSTbsTs:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
the yeN 1861.
GovFRNMENr OF THE UNITED sTATEs-EIocu!i'e
and Judicial
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT hom the Uui. ed States at Foreign Courts
SENATE uF HE UNITED STATES. Members Of POid.
eGlly Classified
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
sTATES Political, Classified.
xXXvIrH CoNGREsS su cbO,en Polite lr Glass lied
FREE HOMfsTEADS. or the Aeion Of Censre' on the
Question Of grating IRE. Homere,d' TO Actual Settlers on
the bc Domain inclu5ns the Bill passed for the Prpose
and lie Presidents Veto thereof
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1860
NATIONAL DEdOCRATIC tDouslasl PLATFORM for 1857
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tBr-cknIidr.l PLATFORM for
NATIONAL UNION fB,ln PLATFORM. fo- 1860
ELECTORAL VOTE or TIE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT.
SECESSION or SOUTH CAROLINA.
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NoRrH AMERICA
prepared Sn hsonal Institution snd containing the
Temp-siure Of the -Four Seasons and the Mean Temper.
tue 10 Points in North Amerea principally
IN the United States
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES OF
THE UNION carefully complied eIprtssly for THr
THiBrS. ALMANAC.
LIST OF STATES. CAPITALS. GOVERNORS. TINES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING GENERAL ELECTIONS
Terms c arb In sdysuce.
Price n cents q copies for sI oorie. sS postage
paid By Express 81 per 100. Ca.n orders solicited.
BscE numbers Of TINS AIsISAc be Supplied FOR
year, lsI9 1880 5 rs 49, 80 81, sndGO Price 13 cents
each, pO..s. r.id. Addrt.. THE TRIBUNE Newton
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
printing.
Dcnilstrn.
professional Notices.

4 RTIFlClAL LEGS-ARTlFICIAL LEGS.
~ vi prson. wearing the .bsve 'ubutss should get ono
Of sELPnu's iNpIA-KI BBEH GIKOLES uishi s-cufsdE
4, i,aa.u- instrument b, elastic M-lisS telling T'es
b-srins to the stump aud The resei osn -.i
twice dit,n--, wth snJ no chsnns fn
Sent vusi, with fii difrC'ion. A1ds' ~ return
stamp TO WM sELPHO Inventor, No 5ls Broadway y. Y.
hR HOMER BOS1WlCk will continue the
sctic- Of h proes.on sd lve' s'psc stt,niion y
d..4 4 ih, Throat Cousun pion frm,e tomp,in.s ssd
n. Debility RI ducrd by youthful dscrson. Oteo NO
as ksu lAhu .iI doof, west Of bro.d~sy.
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The nnldier. Friend.

WI preserve the health and tho lives Of brsve Sol
aierS Zach Soldier carry his for 1t weighs, all
eompes ony pounds and occupies ies' than one hall
the Of a aconlnion blanket.
A PEkfECf FEUTEC TiUN FROM DEW AND RAIN.
IL be pched 10 less than minute Within the past
~ Gsy ,iuce ia Tss iuoduCton, has the un
scuivOcsl Of aud hunded of military
efcen aud others Arrangements making 10 supply
arse tic army.
Pric. only Is Cal aud examine Ne "a Broadway,
above Grsnd-st.
First Grensdier X Acknowledgements and meet
for d FRIDAY EVENINGS a. 1s lock st the er Di
Roadrsy and 10Th he ans Billiard Saloon. Al viii
lnr 20 JOIN are invited 20 attend Ry oIisr.
GEO. +. GRAVES Acting .HrjeI.
Fret re giEnene Citizens Gu"rd.A meeting Of the
REGIMENT will b. ned TttiS ~ idsJj EVENING al q
At the MeropolsI Aciiemy, Nos W and rs otb-ar
dine C0u suies viii assemble
q respect Driroons sod ch 70 the sce o. meet
hx By order Of the Executive ComIlites.
W NJ BRgsER Seo'y. H.. r MASNIERE Chairman.
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Gorses, Garriaecs, &r.

I IGlIT ROAD aud TRACK WAGONS, SUI
IyKFAS. Go-J II. DODWlH ,ul oon'iuurs the msnuf.e
~ of LIGHT CARRIAGES Il. de.rhpiigna Having made
hs study of the Last twrrJ y'M' b., ,urrd l. " e
oou.tfuc son " LlpHr WAGONS LkLlS either for the
rad 81 uact he be- ,"d lng Tie selected
sock he hss -Aney la S.fsEBs ia. SON L. s's s.
faction I-prs distance rely tssii h'ir
der. faithfully .I-cu.d a. GJDN ~ ili kl1ab,th' ~ Y
ID q A ID w A G. y y ).
III We hsv, hand and pr'p- ID 10 rcei'e ods' fJr
FIHSr- LASS ROAD W .GONS IT al wssbt. made under
our supet,on peTise snd ~snsnted e. b. egu
any h wagon mads So hi. city We have also htnd ssd
n .Lint to oider tIR,T-CLAsS CARRIAGES. ,gablo Tor
Iril cily ur country, which ri eel a. low price,.
MINER L srES Ems. No, y. q .ud - Nster-'t,
kiut door east OF Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
ineooins CARDS, &t.

AT WIN. FVERDELL's SONS. Wedding
~ CARDS Of the latest styles at No loi Fotens n. v
VS. EyEkpriL, IT, HgskY EyEADELL FKAActESskpRLL
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
II Wedding a, Home and Note Paper. kc Business Cards
bill Heads Portraa &C. kELLYS. No 81 fultons n u
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6alcs bn Qncilon.


TCTION NOTICE-llENRY II. LEEDS 30
"a Co. VIII have a Magnificent sale of 6rtcss. HOUSE
HOLD FTRNl URE. CARrErS MlRRnRs, PAlNIiN1S'
CHINA, nv NER AID TEA SETS, FANCY AfTICLEs,
ScMo Of be Fuotu'e has been removed from private rs-
dtces or convenience Of sa and Dsie by oos DsssoI,
the purpose this they have secured The spscions and s
g marble sores of Or Bo.tEik Nor aud S04 broadway.
opposite ST Ncho Hotel So by 20 set. The SALE VIII
isso place ON THURsDAY, 9Th; FRI Az, 7hi and SATUH
DAY 6th IuDe ~ clock each dry In addition 70 tbe
general will be found elegant carved
Oak Bus Chairs kc carved French Wsnn' Library and
Dining Room Cha M quettry sud Orou Cabinet ChsirsB
raised Figures; several Horizontal aud Orand-
Action PiauO-FOits made by Chckri Dub" and othersi
rich carved BacA Walnut PHlor Si carved hgund ana
ssD DO br,catellr Reps Tsp-stTy carved Black WaDnt
Bsdstsads snd Mstsses elegant hina oDe and Tea Ses
Vases Plsied Ware bro FiSnrs fitted sn1 amo<s
de.cipdon Of brn'bios sces; Clocks hsntel Or
nsnents, &c. - -
Also al n o'clock FRIDAY 7tb Mortgage Sale TO close
loan-a srye and valuable .pection of O PAINTINGS by
celebrated S0 purchased in Fnfope by
gentleman for bis iDciIdinga Of Poca
bon a. by Mossicr bust Of NDg Horce aud Antoou. Cs
novs OF Paris after C4nov. paiings by Tntos
salmon Miznsud MaT VerboecahoS-n hnyp, Tsfbury and
some Of the French superb oople to order Of
picture, with other articles not ems
er.d This win be found The most elegant and extensive
mode for several snd tn 10 piempoTiy sod
They can be ,murd 50 above mil tb. days OF sac
A.o at ~ O'CLOCK THURSDAY J0Oe o. At the s0oye store
2 ROSEWOOD BILLIARD TABLES. wi marble beds made
By Phean order $3.50 each latest pattern enshions Win
Balls Cues. Counter, and ever tping com il-is
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
EAvr DEPiKrsEST BUREAU oy CoSsrsucIoS.
June I, 1861. !
PROPOSALS will be received ut this Bureau

EAvI DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF cSs.rSVSSlos.
PROPOSALS will be received ut this Buress
until the S a q, W s. s JSS@'r s'n.sSsss SsSsss
Tanks Csks Furniture Cooling Apparatus, and all tho oaisu
The strGn nachiprfy tho sane, the
and provisions, will be proNi ied by the Government
ay in that business. sstory evidence thsa
eject r bo required from parties proposing who are not hno~r
Upon .ppcs,lou .hi, Buresu. parties win be furnished with
Ssicpian and .ir. o. the maisr also section .soSias
the length Of the timbers Aud.ms Bndns plans will be fur
.pGeson viii Be ineo.sd Is. form eoasr.c sh. .uc..
p-rson will be r7qned WITH sarvss TO The ran
The pats. in their oser the ts 70, Which
sne siyns epSrts Ii. smoan, de@saded Il the vessel S
s.nchsd N '.y days N seventy s,s d.. ~ mn h,nsy sSs %
vessel in each bs completed aud ready hf sea In thirty
6e p.psp,n, aer,e. the right 10 soeert proposIos
Interests Of the Government and to REJECT 'hsin all
Pate, will stat. the vessels they win agree de-
liver within the time specified
DROPOsAL FOR ARMs-Seacd
Scg si ooo By Il. SS OF UNDER.
snsS o. ss gS IL The he sIs sss,. q no %
F@So ten thousand Mimic Riaed aa.i,.wib angular hay.
iyeish' handredh ssl inch caioer, .cnch length
q co) two thousand Minnie Rifles. with sword b.yo....
S The 5srs to Be- nss With ,STse oovs. .eo one ,s ~
:as 81 I f Ii a s.peo. ..' 70 the no Si sS Eis %
Ssei and to be subjected the By saJ
Government
To each gusket and ihe driver with
wtps1; Itomtion aud spare cone.
20 each IS Twenty hve) Innskes aud rt3es
sprrs vice; tumbler and xife punch
u 90 Cartridge boIcs,}
a. 2O0 Scabbsds ADAPTED the above standard os sruA
i2,000 Wtst Belts
hs Counsioners the gh, reject aay proposal
The payment under the Gems dsysrN
~ per cent on completion Of coirset
COMMISSIONERS FOR PURCHASING ARMS.
JAS IL STOKES
John TlLLS0N, ycommiss0rsu
WIN SHEPHARD.>
Springfield ILL.,. Nay 10, 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMS.

lJtopoSuis.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMS.
sesed Proposal. viii be received at Springfield Illinois on
twelfth 2hl day Of J1ue next noon oy tho under
aped the ofthe 5,sie OF Illinois for o
rihng delivered Springfield Illinois the following AIMS ana
Twelve u2l 6-lbs brss Guns ifsd.
S1 (5) t2.lbs. brass II Sit1ers uiled
Twelve Q2) Cal sons for 6lb guns
"A lItb hostIsn
Three (3) TpNehDg ForsesL
Three 90 Battery Wagons
Three 10 spare GunUnrraRet
One hund Cd aud uine eshs 1891 sets OF Artillery H.sss
with all ,e implement, sud equipments for hree oonpansN
light artillery companies. corresponding In all e-p~cn rn tne
arms equipments used the United States and 70 Do 500
ject, 10 the same tests
Ons thousand .0Oo) Cavalry Ssbers ,--.,,
One thousand i O0pi pair, cavalry Pistols lre'oi.usl
One thou and (i,g0l CsrbiDes-
One thousand II COO holstera
One thos saDd ti,W0) Belts
TO all espec.e 20 the Ike and sppendsese
used the Uried States and Of the newest and
approved finish aud to be subjected 10 Tho sss
re Commone the hight reject any proposal as<
,aiisfactOry.
The terms of under eighty per delivery
twenty per cent completion Of contract
Address ComnissioLers for Purchase Of Arms 10, Spring
held llinola JAS II. STONES,
JOB T1LLSOS, Commissioners.
my 30 tell wM. 5uEPHARO.>
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
1nsiruCilon.

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarry town. y. \.
i A BOARDING. SCHOOL tOR BOYS
1e fn yseveuth ..msnnus ession III eonneuce on " Ed
hESDAY. Ma, l. Circular msy be obtsihrd ola. v. Wtits
h,.d IA. g. H. NJ society, No l1 Ns.saut OF BY
sddr-s.ug the Principal d :. ROWE. IA
Y'ARRfT0WN INSTITUTE.--The Twenty
seventh Teu the ,t Of May. Fo circulars
apply 10 w j. WlDDLE tON, e,q No - beetm-n-.t =
GOODENoUGH. osq. Ia Nzssast address SsW
Man A Nj. PfOpIirioI: o. NJ &. TRACY A. ~ Principal
CCHOOL FURNITURE, LrctUre-ROOm and
- Church FURNITURE manufactured by obLAT PATTON
No. ~ Grove a.. nssf hlsccfeL
MODERN STYLE of SCHOOL FURNITURE
WI Manufactured by n. JOHNSON. No. 80 Hud.Oust-
ILustisr. Circn~r. fnr-.dsd III application.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
Military Cnmn Utenails

Kettles stools eots camp bsIs Ghosts, compee for four
81 siShi persons ofiEipToyrd patterns.
SOYERS PORTABLE CAMP STOVE,
tn article in Nohave furnished NUMBER
with them and gives Aisfscuon Furnished
at notice. Sud st -hoesslo Plices, By BALDWIN
JOHNSTON. No. 90 Maidrp .lnut.