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NEWS FROM TINE TENNESSEE RIVER.
The Enemy strongly Fortified at Go.
rtmth-Jun nction Of General Grants AM.
(.emeraI BueIl's Forces.

General BuelPs Forces.
from the Louisville Democrat, April 3.
An ewes are turned towards Corinth, NESS .ssfppi
where Beauregard and Bragg are concenifsylg all the
forces that thoy command, There wiD many
days be terrible battle that point, or surrender
The New Albany nd Ledger. of last e'ysning learns
BY gentleman froa the Tennessee river some items of
interest in the condition 1T affairs in that
regien The gentleman sG Pittsbnrs landing Sunday
afternoon The information he giyes is foows:-0n
Saturday evening the advance OF General Bues army
arrived on She Tennessee opposite Savannah and COM
nenced crossing the river on sunday morning, thus
forming a junction with General Grant.
General Grant the early of last week, sent q
force 10 destroy rhe Memphis md Char road which
they accomplished tearing up ten miles OF tho track.
and thus bfesxing the con lecons between the rebel
sines But before SATURDAY merning the rebels had re-
paired srack and reste the connections between
their lines and were constantly receiving renforce
aens Of men and mnu tons via this road az Coripth.
The enemy said by 20 be strongly fortified az
Corinth and among the hills for sixteen eighteen miles
towards the federal camps at Pittsburg Landing Their
available force yad TO be from rs 600 10 so 900 mon.
ira united forvss Of Generals Buell. and Grant sua
eient meet conquer this large army OF the rebels
and the federal supply Of artillery s superior both in
cabre andthe number Of pieces TO that OF the enemy
bath ,s imminent, and the best informed say that
II cannot De delayed longer than Tuesday or Wednesday
OF next weex, and might occur at any moment.
The ee-a officers and troops sanguine Of victory
and os5 the impending battle as the last stand which
viii be mode by the enemy.
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LECTURES.

SYRIA AND ITS CUSTOMS, COSTUMES AND CURI
- oses-Wm White Williams, Esq, recently returned
from the Holy Land will deliver second lecture on the
above subjects the Lee Sabbath School Hail.
Lee and Third street. Brooklyn, Monday
evening Alr7 The lecture will be illustrated by
tunes Of a Syrian lady aud gentleman, and of Cad
Judge. Maps Pctures and thirty interesting eurioses
will be exhibited Mr.. Naccef Jnmal native OF Syria will
the picturesque costume of Mahonedan Cadi and
will read the Koran give the Mnezzins (ca TO payer and
pray Mosen style. The Lee Sabbath School
choir will add the interest Of the occasion by of their
choice melodies Doors openat NJ Lecture
ats. Admittanc- 70 cents: children l0cents.
The following testimonials are respectful ssbmItted
NEw YORK, Marcn II, 1862.
W. W. WILLIAMS No. 9 UyrvERsrTY PLACE NEw YoRK:-
Dear SirI listened with much pleasure and profit
lecture Jerusalem, a, Dr. Springs shgrch last evening
noticed the crowded audience particularly, and
the ladies' entlemen and children all delighted well
instructed Your lectures entertaining, WILL
think mai permanent impression for good everywhere
cordially commend them. Yours truly X. @. PARDEE.
NEw YORK, ApIil g. 1852.
Mr. William W Williams has recently returned from
OF careful observation In S ria and the Holy Land lie has
carefully prepared series Of lectures designed furnish
his countrymen with the results of his inquiries have
heard these lectures and from the impression
my mind by this exercise, can oheerfuy nd
him accr ptable lecturer, and his lectures
sIuctive and interesting service GARDINER SPRING.
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Arrivals and Departures.

LIvERpoor-S,eamer Niagara at Boston-Mr Cavendish
and lady, Mr. Rscke,., lady and daughter Mrs Hnde,
Miss Pratt Cart Cavanash, Lieut. Duncan A. Mrs Duncan,
maid and two children Miss Cogswe Miss Wakinson Miss
Mrs Avery and three children Mrs Rowe and three chren
Mrs Kean and two chidren Mrs Ianey and infant Mrs
Woods and infant Mrs Eansker and three children, Mrs
Hartshorne and infant Mrs Morea and two children, Mrs
MOTIFS RS Laws and two chidrep Mrs Jones Mrs Doran
Rose Boadray, sdsy Walsh Stuart, Mr. Wright lady and
niece Messrs Clarke Otiara Walknson Dickson. Meehan
Townsend Manning Warlltrow, Beey, Bradford Batter
eifgman, Roy Blake Rose Hopper Cryder Morgan Deans
9ai,ick, Mather, Crane, Wilke, Phinney, Phinney
ssronaeh, Coleman Phelan, Chipman. wyde, Wickmre
WaLlace RANDOLPH Mrs Groves and infant.-Total. l06
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SINGULAR PRAcuCE.-There sixteen prisoners under
sentence of death in Pennsylvania owing TO the fashion
that Governor fixes the day for the execution Of any
condemned during the ncumbency Of his predecos-
Some have been under sentence for eleven years
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE.
IN Proposals from dealers and mers are invited rl the
10Th oil April 1862 for furnishing Flour to the SuD Depart
ment OF the same nd which has been received by the
Samples OF this flour can be at the Capitol Bakery Ia
this city. -
viii state the precise NUMBER OF barrels in his bid.
The viii be required 10 furnish at the rate OF so
barrels daily until the contrat is hllcf. .
No uour Will he received which does not up to the
standard at the inspection made just before the purchase
The -four deiy In Washng-
ton any OF the warehouses in Georgetown, ID. q.
Government the right TO reject any bid Tor any
cause.
directed TO MAJOR A. BECbWIfH, q. s., u B. A., washing
on, d. g.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL THE 18TH
- day Of April 1862 " ococx NJ, for supplyin. tbe
United States Subsistence Department with 6OOJ he OF
beef cattle on the hoof
animal 800 pounds gross weight; animal
TIED which weighs less than lOoj pounds gross
The cattle 10 bo delivered at such times and la such quan.
Cattle will required under this contract soon after the
contract is closed Heifers and bulls wanted.
bond, with good and satisfactory security will be
Government Itself the right TO DO in Treasury
No bid will he entertained when nut IN by on rac,ors who
have previously tailed to comply with their contracts or
where the bbr s hot sent respond bid aud all
bids to re accompanied by two guarante 9.
The names hfms should stated FUN With the pre-.
else address Of all the members of the firm.
Bids to he rciei TO Major A. Bsckwllh. G. s. U. A.,
FORM or GUARANTEE
we, - o tue county Oi ---, aud State OF -,
ana - oi the county % -. ani siate Of - do
hereby guarantee tJat - .abc tnl a con rac in ac
cJran Witl be of his propps ton an should
hs pro- oston bc accepted, he VIII enter into con
TRAIT IN acCJIlan herewith should tho contract be
awarded atm bee HE TINS
guarantee must be appended TO each bid
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WATCHES, JEwELRy. &c.

CALIFORNIA AND PIXIES PEAK TRADE-A GREAT
" demand for ladies' and gentlsusns east oil Cloth ne
Furniture Carpets and de- elry suaan pay
per more than other lshment and no
hum ug Ca send note TO 80 0js West Broad
between Leonard and Franklin streets Lid es aended by
|, Mrs Gabay and Gentlemen by Mr.. s. ushay
- imitation ever Olered 70 the public Paris GOu Die
Cs California Diamonds. Beng by real diauons IA MI.
avies the judges we'd for sale onl, at n
TDMPSONS jewellery store, 42l Broadway thro. aas,s
lalorc Canal stree.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANIMPoRTANTwORK ON PHYSIOLOGY, &C.-PARIss
"A London and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage
Guide-A new edition, revealing the facts obtained ~
anatomy experiments In the French Engish
pitfalls &c including treatise upon diseases weak
sses attcng human family from ignorance their
ca uses by an eminent York Sent free
any address for 81 by E. WARNER No. Vesey street,
Asior House, ROSS ToUsEY III Nassau street, New
York.
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TIIR TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND AssOCIATION-A
meeting Of the members of the above Association will
be held Hone House, Monday evening. April al
O'Clock The purses offered will be closed az O'Clock.
q. q. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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--H=a== 7'a'HH'-aa=a-a7
PERSONAL.


Il, AUGUST sCH-.-.-IF THIS MEETS YOUR EYE
IL write to your sister and brother
who in great distress about You will hear
proaches from a. III. X
INFORMATION wANTED-OF MANoEL JOSE DE
Souza Machado, sailor, of Rosa Caudida de Be,ten
island Of Tercera who Is said resided
New Bedford and sailed from there Inquire Portu
guese Consulate 92 Pearl street, New York.
TT j. O. METHUA WILL SEND HIS ADDRESS TO NJ
l. o. NJ. station ID, New York, he will confer favor.
TT MR. SIMON =. VAN BosKERCK, LATE OF sCHE
/ nectady county ". y, will call address s. II
Stuart No II Chambers street. New York city he will
OF sOm-thing TO his interest.
MIsSiNG--A YOUNG NAN NAMED MICHAEL FOX
Nl aged ~ years about feet 3 inches, rather
complexion black Frock Coat ycals last scen
the OF Cannon and Boome streets about
Thursday evening Sd inst Any Information about IN
will he thankfully received by his brother at 22 Monroe
RESTAURANTS.
DRILLIANT ADVENT AT THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
I'D IS West Houston strect-Mr James Riley, having
trued from St. Louis after achieving series of
will appear this evening a the above popular house.
junction Messrs. Con.ey, Ill., Grey Ribeion, Brown
Reong Byron Surrdge, &c &C. in and choice songs
ROBERT SMITH Proprietor.
JERRY ?. THOMAS WOULD INFORM HIS OLD AND
great In his abishmen would
fully solicit nuance Of their The best OF Aes,
Wines, Liquors and Scgars usual Lunch counter with
all ,he deoacies OF the season.
THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD HAVE
been multiplied into i've seyens st " Greenwich
SPENCER.
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 FKKNCHMAt OF rWESri II L.. POUR AFPEc.
n ~ u, warm 20 upfre aud ven lu.at. WollI fgr1
n Sosanns witt ieil hy aud temp red lsdy frai
= .'agr o. tW b. matr,no,g-
a, e. Ecsar. alton P.s "niec. O. Feck
Tr-,Tfysj SHOULD NGtr fTE EYE OF Any yoryG
l,Ss Netsrttt che g. 1f 5t cu all fWuaty Who 4, ,Ild
-isb . a.. The a. faY aace o. yDdur r. m W. witt n
teW b ma SyI q s.al !. 30 v NJ! sin' .hse 10 }
war Brosds ~ pptt Vice, care OF Is. LycawOII " -
The New York herald., 1862-04-07

ToHN l. sNEDIKER's HoTEI.-FoR SALE, THE
81 above Hotel completely furnished in the latest and
most improved manner, situated on the b ooklyn and
Plank Roads shor, distance from both the Union
and Cenreye Rae Courses together with about ~ acres
OF Land which the largest and most derb bic stable
for sale, the most liberal
terms Az class road house has no equal and its
offer is opportunity seldom offered to wishing 70
20 business mine daty, possession VIII be gwen on
the Is May 1867 The ani attached Will be REDUCED 70
whatever of The purchaser desire III not
sold Immediately would be leased for term Of years 70
first class For further Information ana
particulars address inquire of JOHN A. CROSS, Esq,
Marvin Cross lumber DEALER foot VI Morton street,
Williams burg L. !.
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NEWSPAPERS.


Mrs. HANHiNS PAPLR-EfIoL oLErtE, ARTS or
lh Beauty, Seal Games. & urtut Otgral Story of a
r-mae sry, = tcs, ~. 'ui ke otlsy iapors fiy II.
fue ctn'F ur 'en.a year. FsIy cn..i taNug = e.
FRENCu ADVERrtsHUEV
TINE FIlIE FR'NCfIsg DESIRE 81 rrAcrR
u oaDs ant iar-t ni h." y5'T aoruts i1 ants a.
1Iugla. s'tdfosf't T. J. aOi .tl -.
rrF ppNvg FRANchIsE DFstKF tcUMrACrtR
~ nile psu. ailcr Err pt1r pre- idros DO n
d enfaG'e leg 1ea iieurs reass gncu s rtoa dJnuor
salr aet p)ur ltat iolTs 2B fest2istst
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THAT "CURIOUsr BOOK OF CITY WOMEN; OR IN.
L terestng Famae Chsra in New York Cheap edit
on, 2lo limo. Price Is mailad iree 30
cents NJ GAUNTr. Publ sher, 50 Malka- street. ". Y.
''THE sRlRIT OF WASHINGTON"
An ASTOUNDING REVELATION
%krCH, WAIT AND PRAY.
WRIT OF HsBEAS CORPUs.-CHIRs JUSTICE
w fancy decision, Horace Binneys pamphlet and
others reply, pub shed and sold by JOHN CAMPBELL
Phiadepsa Pript of tue twaye, postage ncius q %
sTEAMDlDATS.
N0TTCE-oN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL z. THE
~ stearnD'ai LONS ISLAND wh leave Mort port,
ing the tutefg1cpise every afternoon (Sunays
eeptedl, from Fuiton Market sYs r. NJ RetrTning,
lsaves Northport every uorning at 81 A. NJ.
TUE PEOPLES Line OF STEAMERS HAVE COM
lnenced thssr regular aud NJ daily
ny, = Nj from foot ~ Cor landt street Tickets for all
poin. West ~ had at the Office the dock Freight for
wardas to Albany aud the Vest with desfa.ch.
T.. &. SMITH, Agent
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MILITARY.

THE NEW YORK ZoUAyEs WILL MEET on YoN
day evening next Arti at room No Mercer 10
at rioct and NOud invite yogng WHO desire to
conn'c, tlgmsey with corps Who have u nished oie
regiment for the war, to attend.
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THE REBELLION.

A rTENTIONi RECRuJTS.-THE l02D REGIMENT
"A New York Volu Van Buren, Light Infantry
in the field, wanting few more recras This first
class ,iIpent aCamp King, Meriden i IN CON-
Portable barracks each company by ITSELF heated
by Stoves cooking the buding in fact all the home
forts tar possible. We extend you cordial invitation
promise you position in first class regiment OF the
Army Of the Potomac The dress is blue rOck coat, with
scales regulation hat, &C.; armsMine rife. All members
regiment notified If they dono Immediately
Lieutenant c. E. Jayne at headquarters
4S2 Broadway they will be treated, deserers.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.
A FURNISHED. FIRST CLASS HOUSE WANTED
"A below Thlrty fourth street between Fourth ana ssn
rent about 81 40 would board sRe owner asresaSie re-
ference Of the order given. Address Rapae, West
Tweny-frst street.
Rooms wanted, suitable for housekeeping either In
Broosyn or New York stating location % aha M sTs
ssiSs sss. 'H' ''As'' WIN DC n'"'s'' u De- ''- = ~
FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-OR ONE PARTLY
furnished moderate size above 10 , oe
sss tss. Fourth and Sixth avenues Address f'''
HOUSE wANTED-BY A SMALL REsPECTABLE
private family in good neghborhood between Second
contain ali the and fixtures; rent
not 70 exceed $3.50 Address, with particulars box aS9
HOUSE OR DWELLING PART OF A HOUsR WANT.
fourth % street: and srosawss Eighth Sly
sG% liz ocs
T OVER PART or HOUSE wAsTEp.L9GATEPp ,L9 v.rEp
and Fh ayepIes ss address stating rent and fa paea
DART OF HOUSE wANTED-FoR A FAMILY OF
part with Croton waer pleasant neighborhood In the
% q S ns
L. p p. box ia Herald Office. with full particulars
DART OF HOUSE wANTED--BY A SMALL, RE-
high % with only oae
other family within ten minutes ns wak OF Cooper Institute
Il fSrnashsa or snfarnshed on drss door on Or
Broadway below Threth street State terms and address
DooMs wANTED-A FAMILY BREAKING UP
Address W. r W. Herald oaice.
MANTED-AFAMILy, WITHOUT SMALL CHILDREN,
want three story House three r9os deep or three three
and Eighth avenues Rent not to exceed 5000 Address box
II7ANTED-To RENT, FOR THE SEASON, A SMALL
country Residence Furnished containing a. least hve
sSoa asd o % o e ana
Hastings or 10 Westsheser 10 Iar9aa or steam, %
s;rse sSss Terms from $500 to $780, Apply West Ninth
WANTED-LowER PART OF MODERN HOUSE BE
wr srees aa my small xdaess G. p
2s6 Post Office, stating particulars Rent not 10 exceed
WANTED-Two sTx-LIGHT CHANDELIERS, IN
PostOdice
WANTED-A THREE OR FOUR STORY HOUSE, AT
moderate rent between Bcseker and Thirtiea streets
and Third and Eighth furnished The house w
party Apply address Price Thomas b75 Broadway
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE.
Fifth Rent $7OO. Any person having Of his
can @ go0d a ek b. i'
VNANTED-AN UNPUBLISHED OR PARTIALLY
mops sn % as
n 4 s Rss
l.. s. y, Herald Office.
WANTED 1MMEDIATELY-BY SMALL, GENTEEL
w family five Rooms and pantres suitable for house
keeping between First and Seventh and
Seventh Twenty Streets rent must be moderate
Address Z. W. s., So Lexington avenue New York.
WANTED-B4 A FAMILY OF FOUR. PART OF A
w House, with modern improvements situated in the
Seventh (Henry street, above Rutgers preferred)
like have the lower part with basement and
third hoor where there will be but other
small family Any having such apaStments TO let win
hear a good by addressing D.. Herald office.
WTANTED TO RENT-THE SECOND FLOOR, UNFUR.
w nished, Of house where there other bOarders;
location Amity and Fourteenth streets and Third
Sixth and bath required Address Mrs. NJ
c.. station d, Bible House.
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RAILROADS..

RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIvER RRAILRoAD.-TRAINssa 80 )R ALBANY,
Troy, the Nofh aud Wed irave Cham street al
and u A. ~, and ~. and 10 T.. IA.
NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN tor Albany, Troy Norm and West. -
Winter arrangement commencing Monday Nov. 1851
For Albany-lODA. ~. Express Mail TfAn, from Twe7
ysxth street depot
For all local trains Time Table.
JOHN BURCHILL4 Assistant superintendA 1t
The New York herald., 1862-04-07

A BETTER OPPORTUNITY FOR ENLISTMENT HIS
"A never been presented than is now offered by Lieut..
Shaler Company b. Fifth regim mt New Yok VoluBt teer
artillery, Col Samuel Graham commanding. This regiment
raised expressly for service inside ortheaons ana
been ordered TO garrison the icrts
New Company b. Capt. Elias Combs, is quar-
tered Wood, Bedoes Island and half
mile from the Battery. few more men are wanted to III
company it's ayimum standard of l56 men. Pay
equal any the service. Relief to fami and all other
by the volunteer regiments In the
The company is rapidly hlling Apply therefore,
Immediately to Lieut. CALVIN SHAFFER, Recruiting on
cer 10Y South New York.
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Tile GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs THE

L ,onnr anu acc0npslel Ma lh'ir IHVN irun rNfIsi
enrs of A e restores drnkel hd untaitli hispands
has seerrt make YOU hcovod ny your o. ,asa ana
r, = - i1t tuosc SCI ratet. bidrs 20 cents HesF
on I, Oh Third acenuc aurtf twclfth trff.
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HOTELS.

COZZENs' NEW HOTEL, AT WEST POINT, WILL
" open Saturday, the 3lst May The undersigneQis
,emeuts with families ZOE tno
season He has four Cottages to rent TWO OF wpeh
" VIM B. COZZEHS.
The New York herald., 1862-04-07
BILLIARDS.

A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
"A Billiard Tables, with Phclans Combination Cushions,
fer sale a prices TO suit the times.
The New York herald., 1862-04-07

r oST-oN SATURDAY. APRIL s. A POCKETBooK
IL containing OF Michael Hapn for $47 So in avo
Of Robert Usher Jr Of which payment has been stopped
also other meorandums in said pocketbook OF no value
except $40 reward win be paid to the finder
returning the Robert Usher Jr l52 West Thirty
fOur
The New York herald., 1862-04-07
ANTHOLOGY.

MADAME RAY 2Go SEVENTH AVENUE, MEAN
Nl Twenty surprises all who visit her inc
sick troubled and uncKy should test her wers she
tells yosr very thoughts lucky numbers ioseS Laaess
renepnen, JDc.
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LOST AND FOUND.

nOG LOST-A LARGE OLD BLACK MASTIFF. WHO
~ will him to No. IS Brevoort place will re
ceive So reward.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-30

act shall be entitled to all privileges Of this act
Provided, further, That no person who has serv-
ed or may hereafter serye for period Of not less
than foure en- days in the army or navy OF the Uni
ted States, either regular or volunteer, under the
laws thereof, during the existence OF an actual
war, domestic Cr foreign, shall he priyed of
the benefits Of this act on account of not having
attained the nge Of twenty-one years.
sec. l. And be il further enacted, That the Fifth
section of the act entitled An act in addition
to mn act more etfectually to provide Tor the
punishment Of certain crimes against the United
States, and for other purposes, approved the
third of March in the year eighteen hundred
and fitty-seyen shall extend to all oaths, allir
matious, and ahadavits, required or authorized
Ivy this act
See. s. Andbe Il. FURTHER Racted, That nothing
in this act shall he so construed as to prevent
any person who has awaited him or herself of
the benefits Of the first section of this act from
paying the minimum price, Or the price To which
the same may have pradnated, for the quanllty
OF land 50 entered at any time before the expir
alton Of The five years, aud Ghmihiug II ratent
therefor from the Government, as in other cases
provided by law, on making proof Of settlement
and cultivation as provided by existing laws
granting prescription rights.
Approved, May 20, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-30
IPnRLlc--No. G5.l

AN ACT making appropriations to reimburse
the contingent fund Of the office Of the Secre-
tnry Of the Treasury, including compensation
of additional clerks who may be employed
according ia the exigencies Of tho public ser
vice, snh for temporary clerks for the current
fiscal year and for the year ending June thir
teth eighteen hundred and sixty three, and
To provide for the employment Of additional
clerks in the Office nt the Assistant Treasurer
Mt st. Louis.
BE i enacted by the Senate and House Of Rtprt-
Sentatpes Of HE United States el Amtricd IN Con-
9resS asssmbied, That the following sums be and
the same are hereby appropriated, out Of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropa'
ted, for the purposes hereafter expressed, viz ;
10 reimburse the contingent fund Of the office
of the Secretary of the Treasury, fer additional
authorized by the act Of July twenty seventh,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and for tempo,
rary clerks in the Treasury Department for the
year ending thirtieth Of lune, eighteen hundred
and sixty.two, fifty thousand six hundred and
fifty dollnts.
For temporary clerks in the Treasury Depart
meut for the year ending June thiItieth, eigh-
teen hundred and siXly-three one hundred and
three thousand dollars PrOpded That the Sec
retary of the treasury be aud he is hereby att
thori2el in his discretion to classify the tempo
rary clerks 70 authorized according TO the char
actpr of their services, or assign 10 such Of them
US he shall see fit any compensation not exceed
ing that of clerks of the first class.
For the necessary furniture, stationery, ant
labor consequent upon the Increased ceriea
force, seven thousand dollars
Sec. .. And be Il FURTHER enacted. That from
and after the thrteih day of June, eighteei
hundred and sixtytwc, there shall be employed
in the office OF the Assistant Treasurer ut 81
Louis n chief CLERK and teller with an annua
salary Of eighteen hundred dollars, and on
assistant clerk with an annual salary of twelv
hundred dollars; aud the sum Of three thousan'
dollars is hereby appropriated out of any none.
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, t
pay the salaries of said chief clerk and assstan
clerk for the fiscal year ending June thirty
eighteen hundred and sixry-three; Provided
That the clerks hereby authorized are to be il
the place of all other clerical force now author
izrl by law for said Office s-
Approved, May 20, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-30
j. Il. HEALD'S
April List of Now Books.

LLR&AA AAASt Va +NOh w ASoOA@os
The CldanRgs, by the author of the Earlo's
Heirs and East Lynne.
Trdins Great Speech on the pardoning OF trail
tors.
Prison Life in The Tobacco Warehouse at Rich-
m0nd, by IL Balls Bluff prisoner, Lieut.. W. G.
Harris OF Col Bakers California Regiment.
Second Series Of at Home and Abroad, by
BAyard Taylor.
Tile Bdrons of The South.
Tile Posfmdh's Bag.
Lust Poems, by Mrs. Browning, blue aud gold,
Hynins for Mothers and Children, beautifully
Illustrated.
TIE Way 10 life. by Thomas Guthrie, b. D.
Cddefs Life at West Point, by Benson j.
Losing.
Health, by the author of Rab and his Friends.
can Wrong be Right? Mrs. s. c. Hall,
Trdia's Union Speeehts.
IoUng Ben FydRhlia, boys book on boys
own subject, by Henry Nlahew.
The Stotesleg Secret, by the author Of the Heir
Of RedclytTe.
Hom 10 be Il Nan, book for boys, ny Rev.
Harvey Newcomb.
Hon 10 be Lady book for Girls.
hAds Words for children, TO guide them in The
path of Peace
annual Of Scientific Discovery for 1862.
The Sioord Maker If The Santee.
All new and choice publications of the day
received rs published at
J. T, HEALD's
Wholesale and Retail Book Store,
do1 Market ST. Wilmington. Del,