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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
Siationcrp ano fanrn GOODS.
I" rt,HE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD pFN-THE BEST or ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

THE GOLD pFN-THE BEST OF ALL FINS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BHsT PENS ~ THE WORLD
On RECENT any Of the following in cash or post
stsmps the subscriber VIII send by return mall or otnerw-
directed Gold Pen Pens selecting TIE same according
'' ae'''f'''" eio SiH PENS, WITHOUT CASES
For Is cents the Magic Penn for 80 cents tho Lucky PEN
for SO cents The Awayeaiy Pen for IS cents the Ee..a
Pen; and for 81. the Excelsior Pen
THE SANE Pens IN SILYfR-pLATEo EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For 30 cents the Magic Pens for IS cents the Lucky en'
for 81 tie Always Ready PEN for p. Tho Elegant Pen;
and for 80 the Excelsior Pen These are W.. hn'ns
every Of which will far ous't gross OF the peH
Steel Pens. - no TIL, -
ped the following Pens and the Points are warr'n's
Il, months except .sio't accident The nunoeT. ma
cate size ony: No eeiSs =, smss' md No Ip sa.
MsnOt Gold Pen for ,hs de, s LGns and 9ess
aud mae only Of hr.t quality The engraving are i.c
lies OF the &c %o La p pi:s WITHOUT CASES
For cents, No Pen. ist quality, or No., Pen 81
FOR 81 No Pen l'. quality. ora No. aPen I'd quality
For ! as ,No. 3Pca l't quality OF ,NO 4Pen, quail
For 81 S. sNo. Pen quality, No. PEN I'd quail
", OF No. 6 Pen ID quality.
For = & No. Fen PEN l.. It S sa.r 'r'' 'n''
THE SAME COLL Fms NiI, ~ - SILVER EXTENSION
For siso sNo Pea. Is, qusn,y ora Vol Pen 3equsiiy
For ~ - .Ho Pen 1T quality, or. No Fen I'd qaaii
". NO. = rem. % giaIltF
For ~ No Pen. 1T quality ersN No Pen, I'd quality
or a No ) Pan, ID quality. .
For 50 80 No Pen. lst quality ora No Pen, hqnal
ity. a No Pen. ID quaitv. -
For - No. Pea, t.t quality. orr No. 6Pen ID quality
Fcr - 30 No Pen. ist GusitS. ,,-,
GOLD PENS ALL istQUALill ~ siL'fh-MOUNiho
pEsh-uOLDERs
For - Not rem; rpr - - ayo> 3Pen; for % To-
No q Pen. FOR : } 50 No. Pen. - =,
For :. No Pen. for IS No oPen and for SbsN No.
u Pen $500
The Qlalty" pointed with the hest iridosnn,
Points csfruy selected. aid Of this quality are ol
with tie ,snet iperfecton which aAiJ and the closest
scrutiny detect -
The % Quality" superior to any Pens made BY hi
previous 20 tie year 80
TIE a Ouaityr hs intends shs equal IN respect 10 On
rahity Elasticity and Good Wiring Oases lthe only tue
coisi q -ationsI any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
In eard 10 lie cheap Gold Pens he bcgs I'VE 70 'ay ths
viou. to opersng his New and Patented Machines ne
could not nave md Good Writing and Durable fens Tor
the price hsd the Gold been fpfni.h-d sratuiou.y.
parfies ari<rtIg al sn'fGnc>' .>cUg 9'e Nr1
Ter and OnafU" 4 he PEN c1afei, ard b, pdrffuU
. d.sr,5e me KIND j Pea' hey P'0o'-Uhef'0 d1 4"
. An REMITTANCE. by mail in Registered Letters are at ny
nsS -
No % Maiden LAM New.Yl'k.
Any rcndiurs sns. letter po',',anp viii receive cf
oultr with the @ngTsvinss s4og- T-.Ef.d u.
~ For by al des-ls IN TIC Inc ifsusnol, ne
couufIy.
VNnSf,' 4 cE- STAMP ENNEInpIS -puefnr,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

CTEINWAY d. SONS GOLD-MEDAL PA
~ TENT OVEkSTRUNG GRAND and SQUARE Pl-
AMOS have been awarded the hst premium wherever aid
whenever exhibited In competition with the beet makes Of
Boston. New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore and are now
onsidered the best Pianos manufactured
written guaranty for i've years gwen with each nstru'
mont. -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
Rca! Q,sidtc for Sale.

L'ApM FOR SALE of 300 ACRES-sC under
birh c,f,aon orchards o. select grated g!t. choice
variety OF pears Charles Set acre. Of awton berries in
b..x he ds in shes.nut rail fence, with running
the fam rood voter, house good barn and other
ou, budins large quantity of tsrer NJ TO cut house ~i
sof- .sohci AMI vel ect.d ~ hn.ine'' ana "" os so
on essy terms Inquire A. D. A.COskLlN6'S Wood ,nd Col
one. Atlantic ear smh. orsIires. Box No 16 Brook
lyu Fost-OIcc.
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TUIS DAY PUBLISHED.

VNHIS DAY PUBLISHED.
THE COMPANY DRILL
of the Infantry of the Lire. together with the
SKlRMISHlNG OhlLL
Of the Company aud the Battalion, after the method o.
Gen lie Louter-L
BAIONET FENCING.
with Supplement the Handling and Service OF Light In
fantry. BY Col. j. MONROE, Commanding I'D kegmei
n s. s. NJ. formerly Captain u. s. \ J vol 2imo Cloth
SO cents D. VAN NOSrRAND Pubiisher.
No 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

DURSUANT to an order OF RoBEhI -
COLES Surrogate of the County OF Wescnes!eh n
tce Is hereby gwen according to law 70 AZ 10 ~
claims against the estate of ELISHA o. ,sn. ,b
Town of Yonkrrs in said County deceased TO p,es,
same with the voncne thereof TO the ~
rstor of all and gusr tho goods ehse.s ana LINK
tomey No liz Broadwsy New York City on or before ~
18th day July A. d. 1852 dated IN, I'm asy
A. d., l66s ~ - oApoAA|'
Jsl8 lsy6mo SsA
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FXcm Publications.


ID U b LISHE Ed Il ii ID Y.
VICTOR HUGos MASTERPIECE.
THE HUI N 9 ii Is A q x
NOTRE.DAhlE.
(NoTRE DANB DR. PARIs)
BY VICTOR HUGO.
Author Of "Les MseIsbles" Sc. Paper covers 80 cents
Cloth, Is certs
Victor Hugo hss written voluminouy and wei; but the
present /. his only ge1t work All the rest stand com
parson this The charac,ers wildly painted that
almost them and hear them talk UDior innate
and loving Quamodo the dashing and heartles Captain
Phnb1s; 0riugOr the literary Bohemian; the Satanic
Priest the Gpsy Kings great and small, the mob OF rams
EsmeIsda the beautiful dancing ei; snd even the wul
little gosthow they 0a thrmseivs before ~ Inc
present Translation is Improvement some previous
oBess II which happiy out Of print The tfas or
has succeeded in transferring the spirit sud style Of the suthor
to the English version.
Publishedb by DICK L. FlTLGEAALD
No. Is Ann N Y.
also. for sale BY al booksellers in this place.
Copies of the above book by mall to any address, Tree
Of postage. Oh receipt of the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
Chances Tor Business Hlen.

A HAT and CAP STORE, which has been
n established for thirty yess FOR SALE with stock an
Fixture. all in good order brick shop the premises fot
manufacturing Soft sts Would exchange for small Place
tue country Inquire the premises Of h. b. HOBBY NO.
500 Grand>t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
Eeqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYork Notice is hereby gwen 70
persons having claims sg,inst THOMAS PARhlS iAe ga
the City of NewYok decreased. TO present the ss ma
vouchers thereof the subscriber ut the ONCE OF 81 "a
& RI SELL No "A Pne.t in the City OF New foIs or
before fourteenth day Of December next pAtea
Yofk. the Oh day Of June, 1862 ,y,>, AIM,
lei lawehSs CHAS. ii. fAhhiN, Hu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

CLARKE's SYSTEM of CONCRETE Ar
" CHlTECrURc.-An isvcntion secured by rehsoS
patents nov fully developed and redy for practical spp
lion. An opportunity for more prehtsoe nVess..a
rstrnt rropey han ever offered To competitors
homo able business advsns arrangements VIII W
proposed Office No. 1926 Msdenlane, New, OK 49,.
ELlZuK T.. CLARKE Pafentee
rINO INVENTORS.-PATEN secured py
i COLyER HUNT. Attorneys and Counseors IN cases
OF patent snt litigation, No 24' Broadway (Room NO |0''
New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
oNC ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE o

J1OP FISHKILL and POUGHKEEPSIE.-
Tbe steamboat RIP VAN WINKLE leaves every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY a, O'Clock from the foot OF
R1b,nson..t., landing al Cozz"nsf Cod SPins C2,n"ah
Nexbnr,h Low Point Marlborough, aud Milton, Return
ne caves Poughseepsie ths evening at O'CLOCK aad
ing at Low Point and Fshkill Fare 20 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

DUSTAGE-SrAMP ENVELOPES.-P0stag
i stamp Envelopes 81 the new styo % - hat only OF
MrRPHYS. No 80 Canai Free ony - cents per the u
sand. Sold IN suy quantity.
DRINCE' IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PIN
one M ing vrfe. 20 10 hours Sent BY uai Send
for clrculr GEO. y HAWKE No. a Nsssiu-.t.. j ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
I>op efIr-TrV ACNTS Of IAND in III,

j town II Rye y. s. about hall mie from Port
chester depot aud % mile. from the city o,euoosins ne
vs.~ and commanding spi.ndi view Of Long sand SCUM
sud fusrauuiiuf country For colnrf ssitorc- tiis
Dee 'urps.'ei Wan be 'od IN two paee or ,he
hole Gsn.ei for productive ciy property Fof further
psf.i uif Apply - PICS BUSH forf he.or " Pee .
lEu.IIsR- so. 81 ,hauib~fs-.t.. Sr~-fo.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

BOARD aiN Roome.

4 SINGLE MAN desires plain BOARD with a
~ private family in the neghbo aood OF 2nst ana oh'
ay Address. with terms A. j.. Tribune once
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GUNNER Retreats.

CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE !
~ This svort. resort Is open for the recep
ii n of guests NoIs will hBd all tmes authorized
agent AZ Ca,sk landings and Cat,'hI station
H. Railroad assist visitors provide conveyance, tue
charge OF Baggage, etc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
tOriilne Alathinrs.
u)coolne GarOs. &t.

At VIM. EVERDFLLs SONS-WEDDING
"A CAKD5-Th.se o-lehrs;ed Engraved CARDS sot only
81 No. .ca gultou-s,-, ". Y. kstsbI.h-dl3
ENGRAVING aud PRINTING (half price. y
IL Wedding At Home and Note Paper, kc .Busnes "a IL
Bin Heads POttrsf. &c. al kELLiS ~ fuliousL y \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
90 Get.

rINO RtNT-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
/ Of tn. late X. D.. Colt Il Paterson ~ j. The house,
but square. two stories basement mo
attic furnished with and yi.er The grounds compi"
aDout Handsomely laid out la lawn and garden ara
u-rf,rt order Attached House IL large consery.
sory There extensive .rsp-r-. IA tau bearing ahd
ali the necessary outbgildins. OF large place
Auolyto THOs o. SMITH Peterson. v J.
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Tor SALE.-Alarg, Brick Binding

1 aud Ground with Engine OF 20 hors. Po~cf stu
siei lnay Bro kiyn within 30 feet q tle Atlantic
Dsr. Msa building lDOIl0 feet hfst toor building AL
iouigs o. 400 feet ground l3nkli0 feet ~ DO sold che
To- esr an estate aprly 70 T. k.logg i3) Pca, n y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

HEADLEY's GREAT REBELLION.
III AGENTS CANVASsING BOOKS
wal be ready August 4, 1862. "
HURLbUr, WILLIAMS Co,
Hartford Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

the connection OF Physical Science from Autonomy 10
Sociology. BLANCHARD'S WRITINGS show that R.ng
fou. aud Political Freedom will be snare. a delusop
UTOPIA till Physical Science oispace. my sici.rn and that
in,dious reyengeulD.s moral pine pie" Chufch AID
SA;e basis fTice Of Corn.e work 49, do % Blanchard
40 oil o. Mailed free by the Publisher, BLANCHARD
No ~ ADn-st
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CTEAMBOAT NEW WORLD leaves the foot
~ Of Coutlapdtst MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at p m leaves Albany on TUESDAY THURS
DAY and SATURDAY on ARRIVAL Of the Western train The
ISAAC NEWTON on the Alternate DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

I ANDS. TO ALL WANTING FARMS
Larrs thriving Get eni of LAND mi en n'e
20 ais. .outr 81 LisdriphA by railroad lich soil Zoe
crops Boz growing, ~ AR" ia's - um 80 20 m
per acre PAYABLE ~rin four years Good business opening
saoi society Hundred. .uin. ADD making improve
neat. Apply g. CHAS LASDlS. Pos'mo''sI. Nneaud,
tuutefsui Co y j. Letter, snswcret fsPefs coniai INK
flu Information viii be- cent FEE
~ ACRE FARM on LONG ISLAND 20
e4ch4nse of City Property e. This city p IN
.ltnatsd in vss-D Dwelling Store, haze, &c, with al
Turning Tieuslls Stoes tf l. W aEcu' led app y.
luqaie Of the owner Bro,' E'ohsnsr' No. 'ese,-'t
1. i.kS PAYABLE - - per month, VIII
~ ~D Buy choice lot. II LASH 2sIioo f-e,. o.
r. railroad z. urs from. lioboAcn F.uy. Apply 10 J.
POPE lstst, Upbokru.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

HAMMOND on Diseases Of the Nervous. Sem
na Urinary and Sexual Systens-New AID Reliable
Tres uehBy C. D. Hammond NJ d., formerly Professor OF
Special Anatomy ard Surgery in the Syracuse Medical Col
leee NewYors author OF Medical Information for The Nil
Hon" &c Price ~, mailed. WARNER. BOOK teer, No.
S Broadwayl y Y
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ON Sunday and every day, for Newark, fare
W l3c and Bergen Point fare loo The steamboat Thoms
PWsy leaves pier % NR. foot Deyst at los and Al IN
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NANTED-NURSES for the ARMY.-5OO
XTTANTED-A trst-class FORMER and LAY

w Err OF ROPE, who IL competent to msnag- me
ayius ground in and General Cordage WoAs
Address with reference Box No. io9 fosOce, Phsburg
Penn
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Uanis.

Job COAiPOSITOR WANTED.-Aiust be ac-
~ customed to city work. Apply to FRANCIS HAhf a
CO. No. Is Cour, andt 81, New York.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-07-26

WAsHneroH, July 2s.-Order in respect to
clothing for sick and Wounder soldiers. The
following isa joint resolution of Congress, ap.
proved July IL, 1852:
Resolved. BY the Senate and House Of Repre.
sentatives Of the United States, in Congress as.
sembled, That the Secretary Of War be author.
lied 70 furnish extra clothing to all lick and
wounded and other soldiers Who NAV have Lost
the same BY the Casualties of war, under such
rules = the Department may prescribe, during
the existence of the war. --'.'e
N pursuance Of the foregoing resolution Il is
ordered that the Quartermaster's Department
enau Issue upon The requisitiou Of the Medical
omcer in charge Of any hospital or depot Of
SICK ana wounded soldiers. Such regulation
clothing - may b requisite 70 replace that lost
BY them BY the easualties Of war, the neceseitv
Of the Issue 70 b certified 70 By the Surreon
and the requisition 70 b approved BY tie Iedi.
cal Inspector Of the State. Such issue is 10 be
gratuitous and not charged 70 tie soldier.
The Quarter Master General viii cause blapl
requisitions TO be furnished % ths vasious hos.
pitals nltheir application. -.
(SignedD E. \. STANTON,
Secy Of War;
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-07-26


Sr. LOUIS, July 2s-The Provost Marshal
General has issued an order forbidding the sale
Of, or transfer BY dealers or individuals, Of arms
Or ammunition Of any character, under penalty
OF arrest and imprisonment Of the offenders dur.
ing the war.
All dealers, agents or owners in this Division
are required, Immediately, to make an inventory
Of oil arms, end Ill ammunition on hand, stating
the quality, class and value-such inventory to
be fled at the Office Of the Provost Marshsl,
within three days, accompanied BY sdidsvits
that 1t ts full and correct statement, that the
values affixed, are the fair and usual charges
for sale. -
Should It become necessary to take possession
OF said arms and ammunition for the uie Of the
Militia called into service to exterminAte the
guerrilla bands, such possession will BE- taken,
And proper receipts given. 's"i
The removal Or transfer Of arms or Ammuni.
ton from one point 70 another, in this division,
except BY loyal militia, is forbidden.
Any person guilty Of their removal, will be
Arrested and held q an enemy to their country,
and guilty Of aiding its enemies
The persons and property Of all citizens are
euoordinate to the common veal, and 1t is ex.
pected that all loyal citizens will render implicit
ooedience, and report to the nearest Provost
MARSHAL or Military Commandant, any violation
Of this order.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-07-26
General Orders.
GENERAL ORDER No. IL.
HIADQUARTIRs Army OF VII


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGISIA,)
#.- July %.
Commanders of army corps, divisions, bri.
gades and detschments will proceed immedi-
ately to arrest oil disloysl male citizens within
their lines, or within their reach, within their
respective stations, such as are willing to take
the oath Of allegiance, and will furnish sufficient
security for its observance, shall be permitted 70
remain at their homes and pursue their accus
toned vocationa 5f
Those who refuse shall be conducted to the
South beyond the extreme pickets of thie army
and be notified. If found again anywhere within
our lines or at any point in the seas they will BE-
considered spies and subjected to the extreme
rigor of military Law.
If any person having taken the oath of ale
glance % above, shall bs found to have volsted
it, he shall be shot and bis property seized and
appropriated to the public nee. All communi.
cation with any person whatever, within the
lines of the enemy, 10 positively prohibited ex-
cept thro' military authorities and In manner
specified BY military Law, and any person con-
cerned in writing, carrying letters or messages
in any other way will be considered and treated
- spy within the limits of the United States
Army. sef
By command Of MAJOR General Pope
GEO. D. RusGLEs, Col,
A. A. g. and Chief Of Stan.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-07-26
FROM THE CAPITAL.
[ Correspondence Of the Hswk-Eye.l ]

DEs Mo1xEs, July 22d, 1852 :,
DEAR S1R:-The Congressional Convention at
Winterset, yesterday, nominated Hon. j. A.
Kasson to represent this district in the next
Congress. The nomination was made on the
third ballot, Mr.. K. leading on each ballot. His
competitors were Hon. Thoa Il. Benton, Jr.,
and Judge Sears, of Fremont. These gentle
men divided the western vote. The proceedings
were entirely harmonious and the nomination
was confirmed unanimously. A portion Of the
opposition to Mr.. K. was the result of convic.
ton that be can do the State and the cause
much more service in bis present position, than
he can possibly do in the House. All admit bis
eminent qualifications. He will be elected. Az
canvasser he has few superiors in the State.-
I presume that if he accepts the nomination he
will take the field Immediately. It is to be
hoped that the vacancy in the Post Office De-
partment will be filed by the appointment Of an
Iowa man. I know of no one better qualified
than Hon. E. Sells
It was not known here until two or three
weeks since that Mr.. Kssson's name would be
used in the Convention; but am told that he
had warm friends in all portions Of the Dis
trict.
Delegates to the State Convention are coming
in BY tho score. There will be large and en-.
thusiastic Convention.
Yours, DEs Mo1NEs.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-07-26
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRr MoSRoE, July 23.-The Union prisoners
who arrived here yesterday on the steamboat
Kennebec, were from Richmond, and will all re.
main in the hospitals at and near this place for
the present. There were about 200 of them, and
most of them are doing WELL They say they
we're very well treated by the rebels while in
prison. only they were kept closely confined and
their food was bad, but this was not 90 much
from design IS necessity. They say our surgeons
1t Richmond acted nobly and in self sacrificing
spirit towards our sick and wounded prisoners,
going wherever they were sent and remaining
with them while in prison, taking the greatest
care Of them both night and day.
Union troops are almost daily arriving at this
place, making very short stay and then passing
up james River TO join Gen. ncClellsns or Gen.
Burnside's divisions.
The weather continues cool and the sick are
rapidly recovering. Many are now GONZALES.
cent.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-07-26
FROM RICHMOND.

New YoRk, July 2S.-Colosel Charles, Of tie
Tammany Regiment, released BY the Rebels, is
here. He saw the iron.clad ram and also
small iron gunboat and gives description Of
the former
The Rebel government treat our wounded the
same % their own.
The Rebel officers admitted that their own and
our wounded were dying 80 fast that they could
not bury them.
Col. Charles says the working classes Of Rich.
mond are Union at heart, but the despotism Of
the Government prohibits the discussion Of poll.
tics except in the newspapers.
The Government was disposed to view TIE
execution at New Orleans a. murder and make
demand for Butler, and in case Of refusal, hang
Gen. Mccall.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-07-26
How stamps are Tender.

WAsHMeroH, July 22.-There is very gene
raj misapprehension with regard to the act au'
thorizing payment in stamps and to prohibit the
circulation of notes of less denomination than
one dollar which was approved July 18th.
Under the provisions Of this act, the Secretary
of the Treasury, and not the Postmaster General
is directed 10 furnish Postage and other stamps
to assistant Treasurers, and such other designat.
ed repositories Of the United States, as the for.
mer may direct, to be exchanged by them on
application, for United States notes.
From and after the fret day Of August next,
such stamps shall be received in payment Of ali
dues to the United States of less than FIVE dol.
lars, and shall be received in exchange for o,
States notes, when presented in sums not less
than - BY any assistant Treasurer, or desig.
mated depository selected as aforesaid.
Hence this law does not make stamps legal
tender, nor does it require Postmasters to re.
ceive them in exchange for United States notes.
It is expected that the Secretary will furnish
postage stamps to be used as circulating medi
um, under the Law, in such form that they can.
not be attached to letters or other maleable
matter. Such stamps will be exchanged by
Postmasters for the regular postage stamps, be
sides being redeemable by Treasury notes, by
assistant Treasures, and such designated depos.
itories as the Secretary of the Treasury may
select. No postage stamps can be exchanged at
post Offices or redeemed by the Treasury Depart.
ment, unless furnished through the agencies Of
the Department
Postage stamps now sold BY Postmasters are
not exchangeable or redeemable by them, and if
such stamps are gummed to past board or some
other paper, which soils or renders them unfit to
be used in the payment Of postage, they will be
rejected for postage, because when eoiled, they
cannot be distinguished from stamps which have
already been used. It is understood that post
age stamps, in no case will be redeemable by
either the Post Office or Treasury Department,
ifso changed or altered by pssting on other pa
per, ~ to render them unfit for postage USE
This is absolutely necessary to prevent frauds.
Already defaced postage stamps are being
after having the defacipg ink extracted and be.
ing pasted on paper to conceal the loss Of the
gum.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-07-26
Powder MllI Explos,on,

SPnNGrlElD, Mass, July 24.-At s o'clock
yesterday, ?. n, five buildings used in the uan-
ufacture of guapowder, At HazardsvilIe, Conn.,,
were destroyed BY an explosion.
Seven Of the workmen and one tssmsser were
instantly killed. Severe damage Was done TO
the buildings in the village by the tremendous
jar. The explosion was felt over distance Of
forty miles
The loss Of powder and property 10 not 90 e..
the company, which has rs buildings untouched,
including duplicates Of those destroyed