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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-12

-Four editors of prominent Southern journals
we're killed in the battle Of Bull Run,
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

tiot at Concord, New Rampshire--A News
paper Office Destroyed.
We published on Saturday short account of the
destruction of the office of the Democratic Sanaard
Below we give fuller statement The first seem.
ed to throw most of the blame on the editors; the
present story transfers It to the mob. The first
fire was from the or nMd:
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XIV, trast.
manassas n stepped into the Episcopal church at
.Oentresiiie. and was greatly shocked BY the sight
Hpresented. The chancel had been torn to pieces.
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TiE BALTIMORE ts0LICE COMMITS.
SIONERS.
From The Nelo York Post.1
Another Habeas Coi.uus Case
LIEUTENANT COLONEL BURKE DECLINES TO OBEY

LiEuTENAST-CoLoNEL BURKE DECLINES TO OBEY AN
OTHER WRIT.
FOR the fourth time a habecs corpus has been is
sued Tor some of the political prisoners confined at
fort Lafayette. The last was returned this morn
ing, before Judge Garrison, County Judoe in
brooklyn, acting as Supreme Judge in Chambers
The following is copy of the writ of hqbeqs
corpus:
7he People Of the State Of Neao York to Colonel
Narf'n burke, Commandment at Fort Lafayette.
and to all subordinate officers under his command
Greeting:
We command you that you have the body of
Charles Howard, William H. GatcheL John r.
DaVls and C.. d. Kinks, by you imprisoned and de-.
tanned, as 1t is said together with the time and
cause OF such Imprisonment and detention, by
whatsoever name they shall be called or CHARGED.
before James Garrison, County Judge of KINGS
county, at his Chambers at the City Hall in the
elG ol brooklyn, on the oh day of August 1861
at ciocK, to do and receive what shall then be
and there this writ ' A
Witness " m H. Scrugham, Justice of Sunrsua
Court, the 9Th day of August 1861
u, -. C. W. THOMAS, Clerk.
A. W. Wood, Attorney.
The writ came into court with the following re-
tuln: -
HEADQUARTERS, FoRT HAMILTON, N.Y.
, August 9, 1861.
~ deeply regret that, pending the existing polit
zeal troubles, cannot comply with the reouisition
%t % the honorable Judge. By order of Lieutenant
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Total. al78 40 50 154 O3l 81 "a 37s 90
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to July 81 $l,554 sl2 II l 176 327. so 37s 4S496
The anthracite coal brought down by the Reading Rail
road this week amounted % G4 tons; wesk last
80 S3 tons The bitumnous coal not vet reported
Will be about 5000 tons. The Schuylkill Canal has
brought down 2S755 tons; week last year IS 92
The receipts at tide-water of flour, wheat corn and
barley for the first week in August 1860 aud 1861 have
h..p Han.
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TREAsuKY DEPAErNKSr, April 30 1861.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this

TKEAsuRY DEPARTNKST. April %, 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Department until Il o'clock Of Thursday the 10th day
May next unless the whole offered be sooner
par for thirteen millions nno hundred and seventy eight thou
sand dollars OF Stock Of the United States under the
ess approved 22d June 1850 authorizing losn and providing
for the redemption Of Treasury notes This stock will bear in
terest at the rate Of six Per cent per aTnln payable sei9nna
ally the first days Of January aud July 10 each year. snd will
be reiHb1sabe In ten from the first day January
No offer by the terms Of the act be accepted less than
for any fraction Of thousand dollars any
otter be considered unless OF the thereof
first deposited with the eSs Of the United States either
Of the Assistant TreasuTeIs at Boston, New York Phadel
certii showing such deposit must accompany the otter
Offers under the above conditions for the above
stated any portion thereof will be accepted and the sums 80
accepted must be deposited either with the Treasurer Of the
United States Of the Assistant Teasurers above
named before the mn day OF June next OIL preferred
fifth before the fifth day OF June; twohs before
the 18th Of June and the remaining wohhs on or before the
3oth day Of June neIt.
On the receipt he.e OF the eertifcateo the proper officers,
showing such deposits certificates Of inscribed viii be
isued 10 successful bidders, their assigns in Of
scnbed stock issued win carry interest from the such
deposit aud viii transferable the books Of the Treasury
esreeably to the regulations of the Department
Should any accepted bidder desire certificates stock with
coupons Of semannua interest Sttsched to each certificate
they will be issued dng in Of thousand dollars
Zach with coupons attached for interest fom the of
July Such coupon stock instead OF being transferable
tine ssey OF the The e. aaa on y
stock from the date OF the deposit therefor until the
attorney by the DepositaTy with whom the principal de-
posted.
velopes Proposals for Loan OF I'D June 1867 and addressed
the Secretary Of the Treasury Washington d. c. such
proposals be put under to the Assistant
men opened aid decided is desired that each sealed
proposal may be accompanied with note addressed to the
BID or in Older that the bids may opened whenever whole
offered q subscribed for The preliminary deposit
esntam from all bidders viii be INCLUDED il the
Secretary Of the Ftexury.
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GnIlrrp, Garbware, Sc.

ROARDMANs
- IMPROVED STEAM BOILER,
Saves thirty cent in fuel and is expensive than
boilers In common Send for descriptive Price List
H. B0ARDMAN, No. "a Broadway, n Y.
fINN PLATE, SHEET-IRON, ZINC, &c,
Il TIN end TERNE PLATE CHARCOAL and COKE
SHEET-lRON-Belgan Russian, English, American;
ZINC COPPER, SPELTER, BLOCK TIN WIRE &c.
For sale by A. A. THOMSON Co.. No 2l5 Wster-st.
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Gorsss, Carriages, Mr.

FINE BAY HORSE, 10 hands high, can trot
~ in minutes black Canadian french PON1, war aned
to trot minutes pair Of bay HORSES iof i5 0
and BRIDLE; bay MARE SIT light HARNESS, a. good as
new; l set DOUBLE III aRSESS, ROChAN Al aud poo
road WAGON. No. 2 University place, corner 4h'st.
I LIGHT ROAD and TRACK WAGONS, SUI
GIKEYS Gc-J II. GOODWIN still continues the nanuiae
tore of LIGHT CARRIAGES Of al descripdn Having made
h his study for the twenty years he feels assured hN "a W
coustrncon Of LIGHT WAGONS or SULkE1S, either oT tue
road or track be be exceed Using tho pes selected
stock he las no hesancy in warrsntns his work to give s
faction Gentlemen distance may rely upon having men
ders faithfully executed J. H. GOODWIN ia fHaoetht "
ID O ID w A G. 0 \ 5.
IA We have hand and prepared to receive orders io
FIRsT-CLASS ROAD WAGONS, Of all weights made under
our supervision the premises and warranted 70 be equal TO
any ether wagon made in this city We have also on hand ana
making TO order FIRsTCLASS CARRIAGES. suitable io
psrk city, or country which viii sell at low prices
MINER & STEVENS, Nos. Y, - and 70 Wlker.st.
First door easi Of Broadway.
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Gales bD Anrtloit.


4 LARGE and desirable assortment OF every
~ description Of HOUSEHOLD GOODS will De 30 90 az
PANIC PRICES private sale two Days at No 10 cnIon
place door Broadway He" and seGohdhlnd
Csets large and small Pier and Mantle Mirrors ose|2oa
Paor and CHAMBER Sute Of every possible variety 9s s
Mattresses Beds and Bedding Lounges Easy Chas Oht
Plsi1 Enameicd Chamber Suites superior hoseWy9u
Octave Piao Lace and Brocstel Window DnPery Matte
Clocks and Ornaments Table Ware ard Kitchen Utensils WI"
be- soil az half their value The above assortment enpIa
aysythng grntee housekeeping fese eau anu
e1aac before going auction purchasing elsewhere
A. NJ MBKwIS, Aucloneer. 49,
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Buildings,
Mo-. 5ni and 5aS BroadwaySales Of Books Staionery
pirure, WorGs Of ART Fancy Goods furniture &c ,,,,,,
nsSIGNTE's SALE or HOUSEHOLD fUKNIUkE,
THURSDAY MORNING MAY 3 at iOl O'clock, a. the
Dwelnr House No 32 West 2othst, consulting OF falor
D1TSom and Kitchen Furniture TO be sold by order OF an
Assignee. - 49, ,.,r,,,,, a, IN . - .,i..L
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOkS-Beng seleet449Is
from Pvae Libraries embracing great variety OF Nagoo
St,n "a Works in various departments including many Nus
traed Books ine bindings &c Cata CUES are now reauy
Gro. A. LEAvIrr, Auctioneer.
DY GEO. A. LEANiJT q CO.-Irade sale
Roous Nos 81 and Is Mecers, for the sale OF BOOKS
Stationery, Works o. AIT etc. Consinments solicited
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60 mbom II man Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED-As TO the present
Il residence Of GEORGE FINDLY plowInsn, who lefl
the Parish Of Mains Dundee Scotland about April 1860
ard came 20 America by his friend JAS OSTLER Box No.
1000 New York Post Office Benevolent Printers please copy
MIR. OLIYERA and family have arrived from
AVA Havans per Cahaw b. aud stopping the
LaisIge House New York and shall be happy to M
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me0oins CARDS, Sc.
furniture.

A BEDROOM SUITE of ENAMELED FUR
IA NITURE for {25 and upward In all eoors warranted
Also solid Chestnut CHAMBER SUITES plain and
tai At FARRINGTON'S WABEROOMS No. J63 Csnalst,
opposite Wooster Established in 1888.
ENAA1ELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
II NITURE in oil color and styles, at Wholesale and retail
Fps and upward. ALSO. MATTRESSES and PAILLASSES.
WARREN WARD, No. Z15 Csnalst,
-Four doors east Of Broadway.
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
n Plain Decorated and Grained Solid Walnut and Oak Sets
Mattresses Spring Beds sc. Suites from t25 and upward
J. w. FISHER & Co. Manufacturers.
go BROADWAY bet Blocker and Bondsts Marble Building
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Wante.

A YOUNG LADY TEACHER, speaks French
n German English and under stands well all kinds Of SpS
TEACH the CHILDREN and make herself useful &c Has no
objection to q to the country Apply at NO ~ A'eho ~ 80
cond door back Toom near 9Th st.
A TRULY valuable person as NURSE and
~ SEAMSTRESS and to assist in washing 70 pe seen AZ
No 2 Unioust Brooklyn Recommendations and terms sat
iseoy Those who desire coed influence Wen services
invited call and converse with present employer a. spoye
YVNNO resnectable Young Women wish situations:
4 one to do GHAMBERwoRK and WAITING the other as
COOK and 70 do WASHING and IRONING, Both can give
good city reference from their last place Apply AZ NO '' uo
son-st. Can be seen for two days
MTANTED-By a competent Woman, with ex-
w oeent city reference, situation COOK and LAUN-
DRESS, or as CHAMBERMAlD and to do Fine Washing
ronn, and FGting ia magnificent style Wages 81 CaiH
No. ZIG East 2Jdsi.
XTANTED--By respectable Eugish Woman
w and daughter situations in gentlemaus ani'X@tha
mother 6Ise COOK the daughter LADIES' MALI ana
or HOUSEMAID and sEAMSrREss; has had ten year. e1.
pcerce in both the above capacities both In Lona9n hn
viii be found willing obige in whatever capacly nei "
vices required Cali address Room No no 20 Avenue
A, any day this week
A LARGE number of civil clean, and capable
N SERVANTS from all nations are visiting Stva,Gns W
PLOYMENT fasnTUTE No 424 Broadway up stare, IN. W.,
lilies who call at this estabbment viii md the most re'o
in the city, Eleven years established
BJrNDANCE of good SERVANTS always
"A ready for city counry-Germln English scotch I mn
&C. the Institute aud Home conducted by an america" Ls
No. 1913 iltht Of 6thsy Open from . m M p H.
A GENTS WANTED-ln every town ana cry IN
~ the Union 20 sell SHERMAN Co.'S new Gin leweIy IN
yrnnOs b 81 SOcapital agents are making rom -
TO q Der day our style Envelopes now ready whl
aud real intrinsic value anything OF
he Mind ever before offered Remember In price aud quay"c
DEFY competition CAL addIess incospg stamp oi DcO
/ lar, ShhhhAN d '''' w '' '''
| SERVANTS.-The EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY
- a, Clinton Hall on Astorpac and hs' near biosdWay
formerly Bible House have hand large assortment 81 oe.
man French Scotch welsh aud other SERE German
aud French angusg gee spoken lady in attendance.
NNTANTED-A man who understands mnnuiac-
w turing ALUM.TANNED CALF GLOVE LEATHER aud
h capable OF taking charge Of the business steady
win be given 10 suitable man. Address W L. Boston Mass
xkTANTED.-A CLERK for Steamer; also,
w sTEWARDESS Apply at No. Chatham square
! dhl OnA A YEAR. - BUSINESS LIGHT
- S.UtbU and PROFITABLE Selling an article inai,
pensabe every person. especially during these time Of AZ
Young men out employment now /. your time or sspe
and particulars incose red stamps 20 Box No S' NOR
I witch, Ct.
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OFPICK OF THR BOARD or ConMissloSeRs or Pilots !
No 90 South st., New. York Apil II, libi. ,
lila 20 ArrIS A INrnIle -GLfA [ ED PROPOSAL Is
Ocean Cleaners.

CTEAbIER of TUESDAY, MAY il, to
y IRELAND, ENGLAND; OR SCOTLAND
TIE Atlantic Royal Mai Steam Navigation Compaay' nagnd'
'' ADRIATIc C.2@eIIy Of CGLin'' l0o)
win leave from pier no A. foot OF Cans on the above date
Pas.eTeer by this steamer win have free ticket from Gl
way q the ce On the 9aP lines mes. Of route lor
psen going Europe enabling then 70 zee sSu nav
cation the delay and expeuces at Liverpool and shoieneo ~
FoTps''ase further information aVgly to r. wrcKHAM
stthe office ofhe Company the wharf foot Of Canat N r.
HUwLASD AsPISN All, Agents
EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAyRE- On
L SATURDAY, Mag 2l-Ths United State. Mail steamer
NRAGO D. Limos Commando, will sail from Pier NO. ..
North River foot Of beacn on 70; .sy and has
double engh deck ncoed by water
which, beside es1s tend in the event Of collision OF
sradss to Keep psmp. to work. and secuie the safety
ofvcssel and passengers
For freight or passage sPply TO- ,,frer. n FOX
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No Broadway
The .,eaoer FULTON will sail June a.
nor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
9sse,mer win leave New York the lst IN and Il
% G m99 Dr. s1s sI. wGfn be- the MONDAY o For
ieigh pa sage, apply at ;he only once 20 cnt
CtTERM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- T ndln Tssroo New YoFE and Phiade pha
Steamship company intend dps,chiug Cyao'
bull Iron Steamships q foiows; Oh, MI
~ CITY or MANC JESTER. .... Saturday, Nay ~
CITY OF BALTIMORE..,...... SsiurSey ~ 10 10
KANGAROO.
And every SATURDAY at noon, from Pier NO ~ N'i'n
River .-.
FIRST CABIN,..........ST5 E......,.''"SD
Flint Cabin to London.. 30 S,eerage 10 London''''' ca
seerge Return Gickets good for six mouths %
Passengers sded TO Paris Have, Hamburg bIehen NV
terdam, Antwerp &c, at reduced through iares
a. the following rates NewYork From Liverpool or Queens
toyn-F.t Cabin % and 3l05. Seerase fom Liver
pool > 20; from Queenstown, $50 -
Thee Steamers have superior scc9Tuoda'9h i9I
and carry experienced Surgeons They are ouh "a 'ss
iron sections and patent Fire Annhist9r on 32aIe
For fur her information apply In Liverpool 70
Agent No 70 Wacr-st In Glasgow 20 Wh lNlAN 40 .
ST Enoch-sluare; in Queer own 70 O. w D. sth sOuh
Co IN Lordon 20 FfVES MACY, No. 81 King William 81
H. Paris 10 JfiFs DECOUf No Place Do Ia Boursei IN Phil.
abepLa 10 JOHN g. DALE No 100 Wsnutst or at the Com
nany,s OasceS JOHN O. DALE Aseu1
P' No. IS Broadway, n. Y
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II By letter. pos. psid.

rEyO EXCHANGE-A beautiful COUNTRY
SEAT In heaity aud pleasant locality having extensive
view aA cling only 10 miles from the city Accesoe by al
r,5 re~y hour II contains about 40 OF the mos pro-
d,ye .oi having large Vineyard Aud "a Orhatd o io dwarf
Pear trses of the choicest varieties The House Il conn'
5n shaded BIZ eyergen trees Tho outbudiug. ample and
in GOOD order coed Farm q iD0 oruore other a r.
10 M LITTLE or no I'M umhauee wCgi be taken L. exchange
hn,lr :, az ,Ijre.s ~ Ii At r II. WEBB Co.'S,
IT. No 10 DuchEi corner Fulton 81
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- School Oac the XIIh Ward At the Oes OF che Clerk
of the Board Education Of Grand and Ensts until
MONDAY, May 18Th at o'clock p m Tor me heatus appa
aus necessary heating and yenttiT Wsd scoo house
No said Ward Said Apparatus must be AUG
must provide warming said school building Win fresh an nee
by with hot SeampQes or radiator placed IA
the cellar the used to be low pressure
said Apparatus file snd can be seen at the CSe Oh e
Of School Buildings Of the Board OF Educao
No % Crobys Proposals should be addressed school On
Gers of the XIIh Ward" and must he accompanied WI" hg
names Of responsible and approved sures Inc oGho9
Officers re- eve the right reject all OF the proposals o.
fered il deemed for the public Interests 10 do So
JAMES MACkEAN,
JOHN NJ REED, 3Commttee.
DAVID 5. JACKSON, JR., }
OFyIcR or THR BOARD or COMMISSIONERS or PuoTs,
No. 90 South st.. kewYork April u IDOL > -
ITO TORS.-SEALED PROPOSALS.
4 will be received this Office until y o'clock H o. we
18th day Of May 1861 for the REMOVAL niess spoas. re-
moved y the persons ,1sn aiming the same o. tue C BLOCK
or Uninhed Pier south Pier No North Iive- SAID sc
tire being beyond the exterior line defined and
by the Commissioners for the pe,eraon Of the tHDoI OF
New York aod established ia and by Chapter oJ OF to session
Laws of 1857 For further information and terms Of Contract
apply at the Office Of the Commissioners, between IVsidE
O'Clock. by order Oh me Do-iu ,-,rtr Cl.L
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4 BUFFALO AND NEw.YORK CiTf RAILROAD ..
the under the foreclosure Of the First Mortgage give aocs
thai they purchasing the Bonds and Detached Coupons
secured by the mortgage their Office, No IL Pnes IN tho
City Of NeW-York
Holders OF Bonds with all the maure1 Coupons attached,
NAV receive at their option Ia hen Of cash. scrip TO- bond
Of the Erie Railway Company or 20 cent Of the par Ssss
the principal secured by mortgage Of the properly pur.
chased
The Bondhode REQUESTED to present their Bonds and
Coupons immediately the option to take Bops1 N expire
the 20sh May. pCDLh.. !, o. $1,000 1tsr nteS
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existing be-
and HENRY j. PHILLIPS
IN this city, under the name
this day been dissolved by
MAY 2, 1861.
JAMES w. POWELL,
HENRY J. PHILLIPS.
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TOR SALE-A desirable Placement and 4-story
Il brownsons HOUSE in J9h.t, 9TH sv finished com
plee with all the improvements VIII be sold low For
terms, inquite OLA. M0wBRAY, on the premises.
NOR SALE, TO LET or ENCHANGE-At
h Youkers HOUSE has gss, furnace &c, M 5000 feP,
well supplied with fruit splendid view Of the Hudson, aud neas
depot. Apply to b. KNAPP, No. 20 Wiliam'st
HARI EN- LOTS for SALE.-Six Lots on l2sth
and l29h Sta ehgby situated between 9th and otnayS
Apply 20 W n. SEYMOUR & Co, No. Chatham square
Also HOUSE aud LOTS on i2fhsL
ORANGE, n. J.-Country Seats. Village Resi-
" dences Farms and Villa sites great variety T5{n s
Il BLACKWELL No 80 ilan-st New FORK, 30 III a. III
No. 40 Main-s,., Orange, to p m -
rINO BE SOLD CHEAP for CASH, say
$4,000 or sGO00-Thst beautiful suburban via ouNN !.
SIDE situated the north shore OF LaNe O1aIo wiih
miles of the City of Toronto comprising ten acres oil and oa
tiully laid out in ornamental grounds 60 ,.
The Wills comprises entrGnceha u feet by 10 drawing
room "A feet square octagoLa Taror 10 feet by 10 ieet
onenpr out upon broad veIandh 100 feet long, dingo
ii fe, by 10 et two large bed rooms and i've small one
large kitchen and sculory paniIiea bathroom 5nu iIse
front and back ssircssss Two large coachhouse ana STA
be for eight ice and rOOthoses ana every hece'
fr the comfort respectable family OF uOd rate neln ana
well adapted FOR gentleman having family % educ-te -
Toronto abOunls with schools colege' ana uh'et'l TO-
eeheT with law AID other societies ,.,- - ,l,
The aid ptopefty l. also well adapted for plsce OF pubic
reort for entertainments II has been visited by th9uads ia
pic mic PARTED within the a two or hfte ears ana wo
vel supported for Summer ard Winter arus-uehs oVu
:, zee c.,,ic1 an "a pecah'o About 81 scrts II
land al ,iIing The said property coud Dr M, 'ue"P
The said property must be sold Tor ca 20 t-It que
co1e the estate OF George IL N"e"eJ Va'e VI 1' "
NoTo IN, ard immediate possession given, FARM Of
100 acres within Gye miles Of tie City oil I9rono AHAet
There large c0tese con'ans ok Ioo'' anu 0e' 's'
BANS tables sleds &c
For further particulars, apply % , IL
- Ir4d
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Financial.

NEwYoRx. May T. 1884,
TENHE PARK BANK.--At an election held 9th
ins, ,he following gentle elected DIRECTORS o.
this Bank for tue ensuing year:
REUBEN w. HOWES, ARTHUR LEARY
JOSEPH T.. BULKLEY, LEVI p. MORTON
JOHN r. MACY, WILLIAM " rO0g
OLIVER HOYT JACKSON s. SCHULTZ
GEORGE J. BYRD, A. YZNAGA DEL VAILE
MELVIN 8. WHITNEY, JOHN TOWNSEND ia.
WILLIAM X KITCHEN, HULL CLARK
GEORGE H. POTTS, EUGENE NELLY
PETER hayden. W. T. BL0DGETT
CHARLES A. MACY
And for INSPECTORS Of the next election;
L0RIN0 ANDREWS, ARLINGTON REED
JOHN r. MARSHALL.
At meeting of the Board held this DAY REUBEN w
HOYES, ESQ unanimously elected President,
CHARLES A. MACY.
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CusrON.HorEE, N. 81, May Z. }

CUsToN.HoUsE, N. Y, May :, 1861.
OWING to the contemplated removal of the u.
" s. Public Store from NOs 10 and Il Broad st. to Broad
wsy Eoce i hereby given that all examined packages remain
Ing in tLc Apprae stores No II Broads and after the
18Th Inst viii be transferred 10 The Bonded Warehouse
az the owners expense HIRAM BARNEY Collector
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ORANGE n. J.-Country seats. Nlli1ge heSt
" denees Farms and Villa sites, great variety within a
hour Of st. and FOR sle very low by HENRI
B. BLACKWELL, No 80 illiams, New ork 80 IL a. III
No ~ Man-st., Orange, 10 p, IN.
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N,,.,.yo,t. Avn HARLEM RAILROAD Co.
w" go G. a lth.au III ,G.L

CHICAGO AND RoRTH:w RAiLwAr Cor
CHICAGO, May ,, 1861.
rE,HE Annual Meeting of the BOndholders and
Sockhodes of this Company will be held tae odce 81
the Company the city Of Chicago THURSDAY the 9TH
dsy of June O'clock for the ee ton OF Directors
year ensuing snd for the transaction of any other bust
"''' '''-' -''' ''''' WILLIAM B. OGDEN. President,
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

NTEW.YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. k.
S-For ALBANY, TROY, NORTH and WEST. Spring ar
r-noeueg, commeucing MONDAY, hGy G. l5ol ll:2l a. m
f.t pres. Train 10Th Station For Niusn'ottS
Write Plains Dover Plains and al local Trains see Time ioe
JOHN BURCHILL, Asst SaPt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

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