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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23

D' The several committees for the arrange
ment of affairs generally, connected with the
"Bazaar" for the "soldiers' Aid Society,"" are
requested to meet at Naughton Hall this (Wed.
uesdsy) morning at nine O'Clock.
By order Of the President,
Mrs. w. f. IDE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23

GovEREnEM officers are engaged 10 running
negroes from Western Virginia into Ohio. If
they are to come north, there is no place that
should take more of them than the Western
Reserve. They ought TO have the luxury 70
their heart,s content 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23
Local M a tiers.

REMovAL.-I have removed my Office Il
Neil's Building, over P. Balm & Sons store
where l can always be found, except when ab
sent on professional business. ii q
April 1e-d2E. W. H. DRURY, M. D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23

DEMoCRAno- State Register brings us
the intelligence Of the success Of the entire
Democratic ticket In the capital Of this State
The majority for the Democracy was about two
hundred.--FStepOSt (Ih.) Bulletin
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23
som'tA.HI,s asI,sS SsS1sHaf;SS.: TcssH ES:ss. Unr'-
CoLuMBua. O.. ApriI 9. l6I

CoLuMBus, o., April 8, ls62.5
Mr.. C. c. Hudson Is q nelghbor Of mine, and
/ am we'll acquainted with him He Il an up
right and reliable man Ihave tried biz Tooth
Paste, very grettly to my satisfhetioD, and
know that 1t is highly spoken OF by al tcho hare
uted IL. JAMES MONhOE'
From an actual trial Of, and from the recon-
mendatlons Of well known and reliable par
ties who have tried Hudson's unrivalled Tooth
Paste thoroughly, we feel stroug in saying that
Il is undoubtedly the best dentrilce now in use
within our knowledge. Mr.. Hudson comes to
US well recommended personally, and proposes
to canvass the city to call attention to his new
ana valuable article ~ I N n I'd V "a +
Try IL, one and all, and We predict that you
will be pleased. ris r,- ezs rtt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23

DAKoERoUs-The public entertain the sus-
picion--almost conyiction--that trsdeheSy in
certain quarters In Washington--iDstlgated by
Mcclellan. "There is point" etc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23
An AsisnEnsd Session Decided Upon.

Ths House yesterday rscOnsIdered its action
Of The day before, on the adjourned session
question. and agreed to the resolution Of tho
Senate, to adjourn on the LIST Of May, TO meet
again nsxt winter. There was good deal Of
squirmIng and dodgIng on che part Of RepublI.
cans. They wanted the Democrats to share In
shs responsibility Of bringing this Legislature
sossshsr sgalD; but IN this they were disaPpOins
Cd. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23

e1G7- The Mayor sent another vlgicsment of
Ave additional hands % the chair. gang yesser-
day. II hid Honor keeps on p tNIs way, thefe
viii be some prospect d hsslpg eISau streets,
or at any rate, clean crossings during the mud
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23

sncE he Connecticut election, the Hartford
Prs,s shroWu olE its mask, and % out against
ss,ks rshlorAtion Of the Union as u. was," be-
cknss 4 ieafa thss IL such Union "Republi-
can President cannot be eIected.''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23

O1io 1TSicorR Riilsa and yeuhasa.
The following is partial lis. q the Ohio
oommIssiopsd oiicers killed and wounded at
Pittsburg: ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-23

lsss'ag :. !. q ss' cSS$.ssssss's Ss%ssSsssssss
r..,a sIll bs meeting Of the Dem0c.AH'
state Central Committee a. 'ns Mss IAN
Hotel 10 COLUMBUS, on "Wednesday May ''''
al O'Clock, ?, NJ ,,s,,z-. ,....,.., 81
Ess,v nou,bei Of the commIlsee 's ssques's'
20 b present. as important business wiz ,' SSa,
Ssfore the,a AZ this critical simein the ana''
Of our country. ,
CIrcleyine, April is, 1862.
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coLUMRUs. OHIO

WEDNESDAY MORNING. april y. @ l001.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

Eliza Richards and Alpine Bray NYprk for Boston North
ern Light Lane do for Backspof Sid sehrJ Maihsr
4 Hayden, Smith, kYork for New bedford Roger Par.
on % YSr G Wss 30 s s
Henry Clay BY, and julia Ann. Davis Provid.nee for
New ss naSr for s sss 'chf Se''i
NEW HAVEN. June ll-Arr schrs Enterprise Martin, N
CANA, Hale EaaSstaporl; Old zasE, Abbott and Liberty
ops ss aomss
PHILADELPHIA. june II--Arr steamship Saxon, Mat.
Nicola ual) California, Messina Harvey Mller Bar
bados; Hiawatha, Ryder New Bedford; Martha Ann.
ras Ms VIA @ M srss s ss"y
Bowdon' Caraenas; Ann Blake Portland Cid balk Amy
sLEwxs Del june iO- H. The following vessels at
Kennebunk; sehrs " Lloyd from sasua: d Jones' for
Eoesnd Prince s sn for
for Boston, Palma three masted for New York; Pequon
nss for SsaH sy T SsM Esr 1
for New York; Hecksher, Boston, Hatey. do;
so Da lHs S0 Sh Mary sr ssE Fight r'
Rowland Bailey Rogers E hasbsrry Sian
, poRrLAAD. June s-Arr ship Dorcas Prince, Meady.
ioth-Arr steamer parkersburg. Hoffman, NYork: bark
St Jago Berry Maanas shrs wing, Greeley. Buehn
for Fortress Monroe Jerusha Mcivery. Brooksvle for
PORTSMOUTH June sArr sqhr Sarah Helen. sherman.
=, PROVIDENCE. June LIAR bark Boynton Miller,
shs ss Bird dr. sss
Islander, Palmer Port Event. Freeman s!agln, do;
Gawes, NYork soops Velocity. Ezabe,hport; catherias
Wieant Knapp. Hayerstraw Mary Brush Young Port
sa saf so sd .es1 arS E
be h, Chase, NYork slooPs Commerce, Tyler; George
Davis Young; Julia Ann Davis and Henry Clay, Ely, Co.
PAWTUCKET. June liar slOOp Sophia. Blnce stats
WEXFORD June lo-Arr sloop M Wells, Baker. New
York.
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Port Of New York, June IL. 1854.

CLEARED.
ship Kingfsher, Freemsn san Fr.ncisco-C Gomstock.
SHIP joan Bos nn
Ship sandusky, Linnekin, Bristo-sturRes Chairman
Bark Emile (Brem, Arians, valparsiso-w ! Forbes
Bark Freya tNor), Rossrup. Corr &c-Funeh Meincks
Bark Elizabeth Lesvitt, Halet Galwsy-wslsh Carver &
BARK Levanter err, Crosby, Sewry-rdmis,on Bros
Bark George Philips tDan) Randrup, Hayana-w W
BARK Reindeer Roys. North Atlantic Ocean Lillien.
Brig Duncan eBr), Elliott, Bris.ol-Iackson Yeiil.
Brig Forest state iisrnan, Bostop---a T Buck CO.
schr Excelsior (Br), Caro-. Demarara-D Dawof
ser & sh Il JoSn sssb
schr sele .Br N NaEs = Joe3 Nh sRlthsrsAco
s seSr se aR@' vo.Se Eep:e '"A
schr Commerce Mullin Phladelpnis-Nasier.
scbr Volta BROOKS. Phiadelphia-tI Racket
- hIasds sE
schr i q Buxton Ticonlb, ssco-Nasier
schr Henry WOOD Por,landyr II Sanford
schr Lsrnarine Grant, Boston--Bakcr Dayton.
s ssSr pSsn A rsT Pe
sloop Hsrrie. Z; Fuller, yarmoah-Ii : Racket.
sloop Warren, stokes, Newiiaven-s d staunart.
ARRIVED.
Ship Manchester Trask, Liverpool Nav with ndse
BarS Nofd Stern Ham sohs Foo Chow Fob H. passed
a Sgss May s Ion Is n W. s' o s Be
Duchess OF Lancaster, from Liverpool
May y. lat FAC Ion 81 20 passed BIZ brig Belvere bound
Dark Sea swallow (Br Of suudsriond) Basse,t swausea
4s days, with coal. g BOYD a IIn.kcn;
Bark Nienhurg HAM petars, Rio Janero, days with
Bark Minnesota lof Phlladelphial. symmes. Msian,as
schr n Horton, for Portland
Bsrk Godfrey Clark Yorktown, va, 10 days. In ballast
Brg PoiIus seehusen Rio Grande April o. eia 81 Tho
mas Is days with hides 6c 10 Schlesngrr Andrrssen.
May IL s. lon IS W, spoke ship Eagle. FROM Liverpool
Brig Canton tBr Of uIrsboro), suls Ponce NAV 20 with
sugar &C. Small sh inst lat 50 2i lou H. spoke
Brig Anna Br Of Berinuia), Morrow, Ponce PR June
with sugar TO Permission.
Brig King Brothers obi OF Turks islands, Laraway Port
a. rr,nse May as ~,,h lockwood g MURRAY Jr
with massses, MASTER Hud unusually rough weather
with large quantities OF rain. btn and 9Th inst m ats 80
ano w. WIND strong from NNEi since moderate souhery
Brig San Antonio OF phadepha), snow Cardcnas May
10, with sugar 10 master.
Brig stowsr. OF Boso.), Showers caraenas May 81.
with sugar, 10 X Y Buck Go.
Brig Caroline of yachias Talbot zsxa 70 days with s
painted ports ashore Caysfor Reef with several wrecE
about hers 18th lat " 20 lon ~ 50 boarded from
schr Revere (Br Of Yarmouth ss), Hilton. Ma,anoro.
| May 3, with cotton 10 Sturges A Go.
schr Active (Br Of sheiburne, Ns), Williams Arroyo
May g. with TO Mccall Firth Sailed In
with Br schr Reindeer, for New York. f''
scnr Fellow Graft mr. q - John NB Lane Ponce May
7sl spoke schr Alice Maude from naysgez for Balti-
schr Abby Forrest Swift Gonsves rs days. with loswoos
schr Mary Kelley tof Calais. Reed Na,ansas, DAYS
schr Robert Palmer tof my.tie, Lane Mstynuss May 81,
boarded from Us sunDeat Quaker Cny ali we'll ~ was
wiiS .piasspples, 70 . Chase. y s''''
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, juno 12-6 T. NJ.
AsHEs-Ths sales embraced SO bbls. pots at IS rs
IS S1A, and small sales OF pearls at &c.
BRxADsTurfs. to an advance in the
rates Of eghts and free receipts the market heavy
and closed at a decline OF &C. per Dbl The sales EN-
bracsd about bbs closing within the range of the
following uuotations.-
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S HIPPIN NEW S.

YoRK-rHrs DAY.
sun aIxxs........... Is NOON RIsEs........eye o.
SUN SETS ............. 81 HIGH ~ArkE Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

r IEUTENANCY yACANT-IN THE FIFTYTHIRD
~ Regiment New York Volunteers competent oncss
tween II aud q O'Clock daily. Immedate services wil 10
Captain Company G, Vosburgh Chasseurs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

Scar PendIeson (of New Londonl Church. cardenAs
days with moasses &c 70 master Had some very heavy
weather 7th inst LAT So o. Ion 70 ~ was boarded from
Scar Loud tof ST George Mel, CLARK, sasus May e.
sshr Nary Mansam (of Rockporr. walen Grenada 10
DAYS, with fruit, to rhos Gilmartn
schr Sarah Caroline OBJ fowley charlotsetown, PEi III
schr spray sBr), Frost Hsboro Ms, 10 days. with coal
schr II French Lowell. Newbern IL days.
Srhr J johnson, Johnson, White House. We.
schr ras vs a. aiora YorRtowu aas
schr Rio Grande Mason, Virginia, 2 days.
schr Star, Finlay, Virginia days
schr Newport, Turner, Virginia. days
schr Three sisters Gray, virginia, 2 days
Schr Patriot Simmons, Georgetown, DC, daya
Sehr W Bement, Parser Baltimore.
Schr Hattie Lowe. Milford Berlin, days.
schr Hudson Orr Eizabethport for Boston.
Schr Eclipse. Tale, Elxabethport for Boston.
Schr Only Son, Eastman, Bath, days.
Schr volant, COMBS, Ellsworth, 5 days
Schr ORION HART Newport for Elizabethport
schr Jonathan Coye Smith, Portland, Conn. for Phlade
Srhr ROGERS worthngtop Portland. CT, days
George Peabody % transport. Travers HATTIE
ras Inlet. TO Y Quartermaster
Steamer Laurel. Christopher Baltimore.
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader. Picrson. Baltimore
Steamer Anthracite. jones Phiaaslpaia
StsamerJ Molison. Eirhman, Trenton
Steamer Ospray, Kenny Providence.
Schr Langdon Gilmore from Cadix arrived yesterday
ports MAY IS lat &C. lon H. spoke brig Abby Thaxter days
ton Knudson Palermo for New York; 10th inst lon
Br bark Aalanta Reed from Limerick for New York
lth on Georges Br bark Sea Swallow Basss from SWAN
BELOW.
A Norwegian brig from Shields.
SAILED
Steamship Locust Point. Port Royal; ships Jennie Besls
and Windsor Forest Liverpool; Cnristana London Robe
Newry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE COMPANY.
IN At the annual election for Directors of this company
held the 9th instant the following gentlemen chosen
for the ensuing year.
James Murphy, Richard B. Connolly
Charles b. White, Timothy Townsend,
Jesse A. Marshall, Jacob Campbell,
jacob Miller, Hugh Smith,
Chester Lamb, Amos +. Hatfield,
Peter Il. Sweeny, Ebonezer Beadlestou
Thomas A. Gardiner, JOHN Kerr.
Al subsequent meeting OF the Board the following OIL
werc unanimously elected
JESSE A. MARSHALL, President.
HUGH SMITH. Vice President
JAcoB CAMPBxLL, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

ATA MEETING OF THE wORKINGMEN's UNION
"A Democrats Club held It Francis 1alashers NO 40
Patrick MeCaery. President; Peter Tracy Treasurer; JAS
O'Brien, Secretary.
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NEWSPAPERS.

nON'r FAIL TO READ THE GREAT SPEECH o
- Co. Richardson OF Illinois, Ia THE CAUCASIAN
tn.s wcsh, Negro Equality" Major JACK Down ng
Letters on FINANCES &c sc For sale by all agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

MCCLELLAN GUARD 8H
M Being authorized by the Governor Of the State Of New
York company of volunteers call all youna
d. sirous to Join the above company. Immediate sub
sisience will b. furnished.
SiC0 bounty when mustered out Of service.
Pay SIS per month.
One months pay in advance in prospect; according
bill passed by the Senate June 3, 1861
Lieut. G. r. NJ. DENrCKE, Recruiting 0lcer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13
TOO LATE FOR oLAssISioArIos.

TNECCTION SALE OF LIQUORS AND GROCERIES,. =
IL ). HERMAN X CO.. auCtioIesrs will SILL, trlGay
ish imst at 10y O'clock, at IS boweiy casks OF Branls
Gin Whiskey, Ram, Wine Champagne, &c. large qua nt
o. Segars Iron Safe also general assortment OF Gro
ceTies als) Horse, Wagon and Harness.
l.. OBERLE. Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

MILITARY.-ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS GAPS
u and Covers Hatters and dealers will do well "
mine styles to quality and prices Orders filed ~
short notice. CHAS BACKSTER Jr. 40 Broadway, NJ Y.
DEcRuITs wANTED-TO FILL UP COMPANY q,
~ N.Y. (heavyl Artillery, Colonel Thos Doubleday.
now In service Washington, ocered by able and
perenccd men. Men furnished at once with uniforms,
quarters and ratons Recruiting Offices III Canal street
OF Centre and Leonard and 13l Fulton street.
B-Nen paid literally fol- recruiting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

MERCHANTS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
M arrangements have been made with the propretors Of
the Battery and Hohoken Faiths whereby the members of
association be admitted upon the favorable
terms Tickets may be procured the Library Clinton
Hail. and at the down town Office Liberty street.
THEODORE T. HU sTED, Chairman Class Committee.
NToTICE-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED w. j.
IN Howell, No. 10 Houston street 81 Beekman street.
city of New York agent for my Pale Ale All orders
sent to his address viii be promptly attended The public
against certain designing persons
sureptousy obtained my casks and filing them with
ale of inferior quality vending the
will guarantee genuine unless purchased
w. j. Howell sole agent for New York
PHILADELPHIA, April Ia, 1852 WIN. @. RUDMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13


OFFICE OF THE
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
AT the annual election for Directors Of this Company held
the % instant the following gentlemen chosen for
2 kHssEL n sfHpsss GHBosFhEs AEIHosY
T. saTFEEIrr sEHESifH H1 kS5Saf
SS M Shiyh%SSiSr SSNaHp S5;SSSr
JAMES THOMPSON John J.ay, y MeL sA4EEN.,,
FRANCIS A. THOMPSON.
At a subsequent meeting OF the Hoard lACoB BROUwER,
-'a'' Wa LIVINGSTON sATrERIEE. secretary.
DENNsYLyANIANs, TAKE CARE or THE SICK AND
wounded.--An adjourned meeting OF the Pennsylva-
mans residing IN this city are e meet at the Asor
nor Curtin and other 4 WA be
n n G & Haa1 Secretaries.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. FOR THE BENEFIT OF
- the Twentyfourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
al O'clock p ~ Addresses BY eminent speakers may
be expected Tickets rs cents
CPECIAI. MASONIC NoTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF
Amty Lodge No s = and A. a. are rs to Pc
gree will be conferred by r. w. Geo Smons BY order
JOHN TSpALE, Secy. GEO :. WOOD, s. ".
CTAGE TO sALTERsvlLLE NEW JERsEY-wILL
New York, 4. tie following hours =
New york Joan saI,srsyIs At q,
New York at 1880 r NJ. saltersville at s. PM
'Aohi D1v vh D'fSoiIlLocK POLLOCK, Proprietor,
yNANTED-Two HUNDRED TRAINED MALE NURSES
for the United states general hospitals they WI
cal attendance None applSwho urnish tes
monias from well known physicians or residents For
sanitary Commission 4es Broaday os,wesn the hours Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

I,ISHERMEN AHOY.-THE CARTMEN WILL MAKE
IL their first Moonlight Excursion Sea Bass Banks
on Saturday night june L. ON the General Wool leaving
pier No. North river at ocock r. NJ Tickets Can be
had of j. T.. Clark, at the Public Store. Thomas W.
Browns l30 First avenue, the the night of
starting.
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EXCURSIONS.

nELIGHTFUL EXCURSION TO KEYPORT-THE
IL and splendid steamboat MATEAWAN, Capt T.
v. Arrowsmith will make excursion Keypor Friday
afternoon, June - leaving foot OF Robinson
O'Clock r. NJ and Keyport r. M. arrive the city
about 81 O'clock Gentlemen and ladies DESTROYS taking
pleasant excursion first class boat will this
pleasant trip Fare for the excursion cents Tea with
straw berries and cream furnished on board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

FLUSHING BANKS.
IL Steamer CRoT0N, Capt James A. Dumont, will re-
sumo her regular trips WEDNESDAY, June Is 1862 For
particulars advertisement week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

O'Brlen, Secretary.
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK. JUNE I, 1852.
M NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.
Notice Is hereby given that on and after
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1862,
the ordinance respecting found running loose or AZ
large in street the city of New York. without being
properly muzzed will be strictly enforced.
The sum Of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
will be paid for dog brought
ALIVE TO THE POUND.
board the barge Industry foot OF Twentyhfh
street. East river which shall found In the streets
running loose large without being properly muzzed
Owners Of dogs reclaim them at the pound the day
they received payment OF expenses.
N B.--No dogs will be received from boys.
BY order of the Mayor.
ABRAHAM BROWN First Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

r w. HADFIELDS
81. FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS
Only depot In Maiden lane.
Il M 80 of William street
All our goods under personal super
vision OF Mr. Hadued. We keep only his works aui bug
none from unreliable makers
Fire Crackers aud Torpedocs at the lowest market
The largest assortment OF brilliant coored Lanterns for
Examinations.
sTRAsBURGER A MUM
No 65 Maiden lane. corner William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-13

CEaARs-cAsu ADVANCES MADE on CONsray.
- men ~ ssgsrs and few lots OF Segars sale chcsa
]. v. 0ARLE % Liberty street, Ne t.
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AZ y. CHAPMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
WI. hold Furnlurp.-M D. CHAPLAIN co, Auc-
t,pesrs VIII sell auction this diy friday June H. Mt
the sdence No. 70 West Twenysish street sixth
aserus sale commencing at O'c,osk, consisting rose
wood, mahogany and black walnut Paror, Chamber
Dining Room Furniture. covered with nfucltc and .ps
Etagprcs Rookcsse Chess and Centre TABLES sswo,d
Pmuoforc, Stool and Cover Music Rack Brussels Carpets
Paintings Vases, Ornaments Clocks Lace Curtains
Shades. Stair Carpets, Oilcoh, Dressing Bureaus Red
seads washstands. Hair anil Sprrg Mattresses FEATHER
Beds Blankets, Mirrors Counterines. Chairs walnut A.
tension Tables Drawing Room Cha elegant
Crystal and RUBY lasswarc, Table Cutlery silverware
Tab Linen China Tease Enerayngs Bronze, stnnry
Also large assortment of Basement Kitchen Fur
Sale commencing NJ clock this afternoon
posts reeuie Of AZ purchasers sale positive, without
Immediately. Inquire Of J. c. sfoNEALL l3i Fulton
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w day. o'clock at 45i Canal street large and yalu
able assortment OF Furniture Carpets Beds &C, Parlor
Suit In plush; do in hair cloth French plate Pier and
Mantei MIRROR Lace aud pamask Curtains, rosewood
Velvet Ingram and other Carre. 900 yards 0eoth Mat
ting mahogany and rosewood Bedsteads Hair
Feather Beds, Sheets Spreads, Tab and Bed Linens
marble top Dressing Bureaus, with swing glasses; Ward
Chairs Dane Chairs Extension TABLES China Glass Silver
War; 40, together with all the Basement Dining Room
snd otaer Furniture, &c, Of q large house.
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c, r. DEECKEN 100 CANAL STREET, BETWEEN
81. Bowery and Elizabeth street New York, mannfacu,
rer Of, and dealer in Military Equipments. Imported
Sabres Sashes Sword Belts and Sword Knots
Hats Ca Shoulder Straps Overcoat Sings. Pistols
all kinds Drums Spurs &c. At whoiesa2s
and retail.
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RLIss GUARD, ATTENTION. ,,,
HEADQUARTERS HILIHousE LIGHT INFANTRY. ]

HEADQUARTERS HILLHO u Sc LIGHT INFANTRY
IL LAfAYKITE HALL (IrGaT GUARD ARMoRYl,
NEW YOEK, June ii, 1862
Captains and other recruiting officers for the Hilihonss
Light Infantry will promptly to these headquarters
respective stations and only proceed in conformity o.
General Orders No. 81 Ajutant Generals office, OF this
State complying with paragraphs Nos A. and OF said
orders Cericaie showing military qualifications must q
produces unit credtable to the country State aud
selves Il. j. CLAASSEN, Commandaat.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
j. t. HEALD's

June List of New Books.
Artenlds Ward, his book with many comic
Les Les Mstrabirs, Funtiae." novel by Victor
4 Lifs Secret, by the author of East Lynne,
The Channings, Earl's Heirs, Sc, &c.
TIE Heir to Ashiey by the same author.
Ths Peari Of Orrs Island, by Mrs. II. Beecher
Stowe. .e e..u.
Journal of the Hon. Alfred Ely, prisoner Of
mar, and Richmond
7he Last Of the liortmers, by the author Of
Margaret Maitland, The House on the Moor, Sc
TIe GIN Of The Saints and across ne hoehy
Mountains to California, by Richard +. Burton
Considerations on Representative Government
by .Iohu Stuart Mill.
T6e OM Judge, by Judge Halliburton, author
Of Sam Slick.
Jefferson al Monticello.
T6e Struqgles Of BrowA Jones and Ro6hsoHi
nv one Of the firm, by Anthony Trollope.
Part | and .. THE Book Of Days, miscellany
of Popular Antiquities in connection with th'
c,1endar. including Anecdote, "Biography" aut
History, curiosities Of Literature, and od1lue
of Human Character, numerous engraWngs
W. & II. Chambers, Edingburgh.
The Rebellion Record, part IL, containing por
traits of Hon. Salmon p. Chase and Col. Micha'
Corcoran. ,a.., ,,
Tle Nao Wilmington Directory for ls62-G8.
THE Shepherd Of Bethlehem, by A. L. D. L.
Tho Lost Jeipei by A. l.. o. Z.
M Neiqhbour's Shoes, by A. Il, o. E.
7Ie Children's Picture Book ot the Sdgdeiy
Animals. ,---..,....,
'''N J. I. HEALD'S
Wholesale and Retail Book Store,
42l Market St.. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
BUSINESS MATTERS,

U. s. GIRouIT CouRr.-MAy al--Hoa D.
A. Smallsy, ..astce.--lhe Judge delivered de-
cision Of great Importance this morning in the
case of Wheeler & Wilson and Grover Baker
Sewing Machine Companies '. Abraham Fuller,
agent for the sale of the Williams x 0rvis mn
chimes in this city. An injunction was ordered
to issue restraining the further sale of those
machines, the feeding device being held u direct
infringement of the complainAnt's patent
The case was severely contested and occupied
several days at the hearing, when long argu-
ment was made for the defendants by Mr.. Viii
ting Of Boston the William II. johnson, Batch
elder, Elithorpe and other machines being set up
in defence, ali of which were disposed of by the
decision.
Persons using the Williams Oryia machines
are alleged to bo inirlngers as well rs these
who make or sell them.
The Harris Boudour Sewing Machine, sold
at Eighth and Market streets, is licensed
Therefore, persons purchasing said machines
need have no fear of trouble as iniringers.
June l7.-2w.