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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-10
FINE ARTS.

THE LONDON sTEREOSCoPIC COMPANY BEG TO
inform the public and their reous patrons that they
have added their large spacious rooms an operating
department taking Cartes de Nse and Nience Photo
graphs thai they have male an engagement with
Partisan artist who brings with him new and improved
style, whereby they are enabled TO make the most
elegant aud recherche mat nave ever been pro-
a cad in this city. Card Pictures ~ per dozen.
LONDON sTERE0sC0PIC AND PHOTOGRAPHIC Co,
$40 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel, New York
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I1nE CERTIFICATES HAVING HAD TWO TEETH
I.lUO extracted without pain, by D. J.JAY VfLLERs,
IkS Grand street blocks from Br adwsy c1eeuv in
sort this as a Recommendation. FRANK sAWYEk, agent
PhVn.x line Or stages Fulton ferry,
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REWARDS.


q z REwARD.-LosT, FROM BAY RIDGE l.. L. ON
pC Friday 4th inst, black and tan terrier Slut
uncropped; had leather collar black with stripes
% reward will be padfor her return TO Mr. Geo. Tregen
Bay Ridge, for Information that may lead her
recovery addressed 10 W. IL Humphrey So Front street
New York
q = REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
O Portemonnaie containing three dol bills OF the
Seventh Ward Bank and small change lost on Monday
last the OF Sixth and Fourteenth
street. to 20 Sixth avenue corner OF Fourteenth street.
OF n REwARD-Lo ON THE MORNING OF THE
DlU 9Th inst, Staten Island, within hall mile OF
Annsdae railroad station, lady Gold watch The finder
will the above reward by leaving the watch at Whit
temore Brothers. $40 Broadway.
q, on REWARD STOLEN, A MORSE AND SILVER
DZU plated IIarness the latter with the letters g. ON
blinds The Horse about Ahands high of chestnut
brown color and old The above reward will be
uad on returning Horse aud Harness for nfor.
maioA leading 10 the recovery OF the same by II lIacn
mann, loo Perry street.
tac : REV ARD.-LosT ON SUNDAY THE 9TH INST
- ZC on the steamer Nsushon Der qaarterpast
O'clock trip Coney Island gold faced English lever
God Watch, Jas Fenno maker Lowell, Mass, No l3,i5g
and Vest Chain Any person in Of above
watch chain viii receive the above reward and no
questions asked by returning 1t TO W. III Bole No 80
Church street, up stairs
COZ REwARD.-LoST, on WEDNESDAY THE
DZsC 9Th inst, IN getting of the sixth avenue
railroad cars, OF Thirteenth street. rocketbook
containing Sos aud some small change belonging
woman and part ~ servant girl for whom she
going TO make adcpUs The above reward will be paid on
returning II TO Is CsrmDe street,
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n, j. EAGLETON DENTIST, HAS REMOVED FROM
Vt. Clnton place. New York, rs Montague place.
n Henry street, Brooklyn Heights, the Wall street
ferry.
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seventy ave acres one mite from the depot on the Mill
stone and New Jersey Railroad with comfortable dwelling
and oubudings and lne orchards Price s. 800. In
auire OF WARREN HARDENBERGH, So Wall street.
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TOR sALE-A FARM OF THIRTY ACRES. NEAR
Il Hackensack N j. high state OF cultivat ON with
comfortable buildings, on easy terms Apply 70 JOnN
HUTCHINSON, No. I0l West Thrtythird street. or SOA
MnRsf fY-6rS
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T,OR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE, A NEW AND SUB
stanay built Scow, 50 feet long, 10 feet wide, ofee
deep. Apply BLOOMFIELD Co., loot Of India street,
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A FAMILY WANTING MONEY WILL DISPOSE or
n magnificent large full seven oStave rosewood Piano.
forte, original price 3S25 Tor sou; has iron frame
bass, modern improvements carved legs short time
used anexpired Apply at Is drore street
Bleeeker.
AN ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
n forte for sale-Round corners carved legs and Case
improvements; cost 360, for $3.50 including
Also Paor Furniture al sacrihce Inquire 1l3
West Twentythird street, near Sixth avenue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MUSICAL AND EDUCA
tonal Agency to supply schools and families with
teachers Tor department. TO assist teachers
branch of education in procuring suitable For
circulars address Charles Grobe, Wilmington, De-.
AUsIC-INsTRUCTIoN ON THE PIANO BY
M lady al 81 month with privilege OF daily practice;
particular att ntion paid to beginners Address Music
Teacher, 800 Ninth avenue.
STEINwAY SONS GOLD MEDAL PATENT OVER
- strung grand square pianos have awarded the
first wherever and whenever exhibited in compe-
ton with the best makes OF Boston, New York Philadelphia
and Baltimore aud are now considered the best Pianos
manufactured written guarantee for FIVE years given
with each instrument Wareroons Nos 81 and "a Walker
street, near Broadway.
yVANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND. SEVEN OCTAVE
w Piano, of Steinway Chickering's make. A line 10
w. A., box 1904 Post oGte describing instrument with
price. &C, will receive attention.
c7 S0-NEw SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS, IN ROsB.
pICU wood cases iron fra nes and overstrung for $50;
do, with moldngs Sl0J do with carved legs and nlad
s250 e., octave siiO The above Pianos are fully
warranted and the greatest bargains that o,nd
In the city. second hand Pianos from SIS $780, New
Nelodeons a. extremely low prices One hundred md
HORACE WATERS, Agent, 4sI Broadway.
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LNOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH COR EXCHANGE FOR
low priced house In the city,, small neat Farm Oh
So OF good land with two story cottage barn
she'd Ice house, and plenty Of fruit; would suit marKet
gardener situated Bay Ridge, L. within I'VE miles Of
Brooklyn ferries; ssbe Brooklyn city raroads Fos
particulars address. call PHILIP A. DUGAN. 90 Rast
Broadway New York
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DOR sALE-THE SALOON III EIGHTH AVENUE
tine Eighth Avenue Railroad depot; desirable To-
cation. The owner leaving the city. Inquire above
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LIOR sALE-A SMALL FARM OF TWENTY ACRES,
most BEAUTIFULLY situated the county OF Westchester
hours ride IRON the city has abundance OF FRUIT
line water &c For further particulars apply TO the owner
Ill West Twentieth street. from TO 10 A. NJ.
L,OR SALE-A VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN NEW
II Haven Will BE- sold cheap for cash exchanged for
dwelling In this city Inquire Of WARREN HARDEN
BERGH, Is Wall street.
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HOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FARM OF $50 ACRES
r under high of cultivation In delightful loca
ton 2K miles from Chatham -Four Corners 4; Will DO
sold low half purchase money remain mortgage
ii desired o small Farm Of 40 60 acres well ntuaed
would be taken in part payment Address d. g. Amber
afafion r Jew
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Morissy. In thu, I'D ysss Of M go
Rome papers please copy.
MEAD-On Sunday. :uiy H. snsr slinverps Illness EU,iIy
wife Of Gabriel Mead.
MILLSin Brooklyn on Sunday, JtIy a. Nathaniel Mia
sen. aged go years, month and % dsva
The relatives and friends Of the fsmi respectfully in
vi,ed attend bis funeral at o'cloc Wednesday
afternoon from bis iste residence, No. los Second psce
ODELL-In this city. on Sunday Jolly o. btrs Msssrets
OJell, wife of Cornelius Odell. sged 81 years.
PORTER-On Sunday July a william Henry. ,,niy soa II
James and Elizabeth Lucy Porter In the 9th y~f Of bis
aga.
sNOwu BROOKLYN, on SUNDAY m, July a. Of cen 'uSp-
lion, George w Snow. jr., aSs - years 4.
HI. friends aud tie friends aud relatives the family re ~
v,ed at~pd his funeral az tbs residence o h' :th ~
Cnton avenue. Brooklyn sHcDnd door South mytke
avenue, this afternoon, at 81 O'closs.
sPADEROn Monday. July ~, William Spsder IN Vie Tsa
year Of his sge 49, ,.s
Ill. friends and relatives also those of biz sonnlsw joan u
Hebe and brotLe ia-isw John d. sp.def are reepecr
fully invited to attend the funeral *sd"eds
at oc ca from the residence Of John L. Heroes, NO %
Seventh sreet without further notice.
Indiana ard Cincinua ti papers please copy.
WAkREN-,On Sunday. July e. E.habxh, only saiA~
J1hn aud Sarah Wsrrea
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HOTEL ARRIyALs.-Gen. Lewis Wallace OF In.
diana arrived from Pokeepsie yesterday, and is
again stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel The Hon.
Joseph Chandler Of Philadelphia; John Arnot OF
Elnra, Leur.-Co. Connolly, and Lient..Col Aitche-
son Of the British Army and Chief Justice Draper
and daughter OF Canada are at tho 81. Nicholas
Hotel.
Gen. Gilmore left the Metropolitan Hotel yester'
day for the West and Gen. Stone for the East.
Gen. ShepIey arrived late last night from wash
pgton a, the Fih-svenue Hotel and left this morn
ing for Maine. Gardner Colby Of Boston, Jas. Hoy
OF the u S. Navy, and E. II. Pendleton Of Ohio,
are at the Fifth-avenue Hotel.
Col. Is. C. Butler of the 93d N. Y. ", and j.
Rosins of Washington, are at the Brevoort House.
J. G.. Pslfrey, p. M. of Boston and Rev. Mr.
Cotton of Conn, are at the Albemarle Hotel.
Col. Coggswell of the U. s. Army, A. Van Vech
ten Of Albany, DR.. COrbin Of the Nssy, are at the
Astor House.
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H1arkets-Reporfcd by Tciegr0ph.

BrpF,Lo. July 28-6 p. m-fI"rg quiet ard unchsrsed
WHR At opened firm bm, closed dull nd benvy; s4. No
Chicago Spring at 4idfi Ol choice extra Green Boy
Club al lo:. numher Of sales were m'de OF private
terms closed dull AVID heavy cXcerf for nnsount
sales g. bush Of CONDITION for distirg within the
range ard boat loads prime at 4ld43c for
% to very choice. WHISKY quiet ard 40 sales C,>AL
FRslsuTs: ia. on Wheat l2ic Corn 70 Ncw-Nork.
INPokIs: 81 O,O hhs Flour. 3Sl Coz bush Wheat a3"f
bush Corn - so bush Oats 1900 bush Rye rPCHTs:
GoO Dbl. Flour ll90Oo bush Wheat 23loO bush. Com
81. COO bush Data ard 1.UOo bush. Rye.
OswvCO July "a, p. m Fl orr unchanged WHEAT
seay. sale. S5O bush No. Chicago ring at 800
bush Winter Red Ohio Of 81 10 600 ba. White lndiann
private terms Cor, and other Grain. quiet rAsAL FhEGnTs
unchanged Flour $50 Whra, &c Corn. 7sc Newly ora.
uPoRrs 10 bills Flour. % go bush What, 90P bush
Corn EFFORTS 2ct4b5l. Flour, 5000 bosh Wheat loo
lnru
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AxrnrcAxs ABROAD The following are the
names Of the Americans registered at Gun a Co.
American and General Agency and Reading Room
No. 10 Strand, London, w. G., Eng, for the week
ending July II, 1862: IT,
e. A. Burreas J. NJ Gilbert. DR. J. II Bn.h, = a. yohh
oo Euil K.irer Allied Bedford, A. Rcbmaif w IL Speh
o : r. prirr G. T. A. Hnrdcs, II. A, Garrett New noh
q F,l Robert Ridde j. NJ. Pit,ee. Benz na'zef psy'o
yyL.,er Phil,delILia. \ II. hlAeks John H. h.nh thr
60. I.c,.. Bell w $ Merrill. United States. VI - liar,
,r,, St Louis; Charlie. n. avs. Pitsbats; pr ts ao
80 Co,nmbus o.; Mrs. }. Murray, Mis- Anna SanhoIn
Dsl.usre SAm NAer. "htewaer, Mass John We 'A',
EsI Ryer: C. o. Flint, o. y. Clap Boston, II u" u uyd
a.. 80. EJinbnrgn; A. y. Putnam. Ronbury Mn" rreu
T,atingbam Portland; Jacob Hofnrr, W. blossom ,.c,r
mai; y r. Abbott, Berlin H. d. Brewsi.r' sGhnso,aad'
= consnl pnblin; burton Jonss Louisville j. ~ ARM
hy q H. Arusby. Albany. N. T.; IL. w; oonnin' "A''D
Ct Hiram Powers Long~orth fowefr' r'oie"o''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

In nearly every department of rural iudast-y me.
chancal poser has wrought u revolution. The
greatest trumpbs Of mechanical skill in it's application
to agriculture are witnessed in the instruments
adspSed to the tilage, harvesting, and subsequent
handling Of the immense grain crops of the country,
and particularly upon the Western praries. With
out the Improvements iu poNs aud otter implements
Of ulIage which have been multiplied to an incredible
extent aud are now apparently. about to culmnste
in the steam-pIow the vast wheat and corn crops of
those fertile plains could not probably be raised But
we're it possible TO produce wheat upon the scale
that it is now raised, much Of the profit and not
little of the product would he lost were the farmer
compelled to wait upon the slow process of the
when ripe. The reapiog-nscbioe, the harvester
and machns for thrasbing, winnowing, and clean.
ing bis wheat for the market have become quite in
dispensable to every large ain-gro@er The COM
mercial importance Of the wheat crop and it's va
rous relations to the subject of domestic and foreign
supply, to markets. the means Of transportation,
storage, &c. make it highly impoHan that the pro-
Queer shall have the means Of putting lis crop in the
market OF the earliest nost favorable time and
with the greatest precision.
The Repor! proceeds to speak at length Of wheat,
corn, cotton, dairy products, animals slaughtered,
sheep and wool, sugar and moasses, tobacco, vine,
hay orchard products, silk, Improvements in agri-
cultural machines. including an elaborate history of
the ihrasbiDg- new domestic animals, agri-
cultural ss-ociat,ns exhibitions, schools colleges,
periodicals. diseases of animals, destructive insects.
and meteorology Tire general results of progress for
ten years in the leading staples, we condense into
the following liable, showing the Products of 1919
and 1879 with the deceupal lnerease:
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From Ukansns.

IEANKNWOKTH, July II, IotZ
More reliable advices from the South state that
our forces found Fort Gibson abandoned by the Reb-
els. reconnaissance showed them 10 be posted,
5000 strong, under Gen. Cooper. on the south bank
Of the Arkansas, at the mouth Of Grand River.
Their force is composed Of 500 Arkansians, and
1000 Texans, with batteries of artillery, the re-
mainder being Indians mostly Chockatos and Creeks.
The route from Fort Scott 70 For Gibson is entirely
free from Rebels, they having reiterated across the
Arkansas when our troops advanced.
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DIED..

BARKER-In Brooklyn, N. Y, on Sunday, July u, Maria
ID. Otis vie of h. ID. Barker
The friend, Of the family respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral from her residence No Adephi street
Brooklyn, on "Wednesday. July 20. ct o'clock.
BRUsH-In Brooklyn, on Saturday July G George "
Brush. in the 46th year Of his age.
BULLING-n Brooklyn on Sunday July a. Miles Buliing
BRYAN-In this city, on Sunday, July o. James Henfy
Youngest child Of james and Mary Ann Bryan aged IL
month";
COMsTOCK-On Sunday, July a., Lucy, second dsngnte'
Of John and Lucy Comstock aged "a years and nou'ns
New. Lon lou tConn) papers please copy. -
DOIG-In Brooklyn on Saturday July rs, Alexander. ~
Dois aged years months AID q days son oil AeAah'e
Thos. and Mary Doig.
DONLEY-ln this city on Sunday Juy ~, neoe .se
lev wife OF Archibald Doney In the isth year Of lS ''
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Rebels in Missouri.

ST. LOWS, Monday, July 2s 1867
Tile Democrat is informed on good authority that
party of four or FIVE mounted Rebels started yes
dsy morning from Georgeio IN, twelve miles from
81. Louis, and proceeded to Manchester where they
were joined by similar party equal in number
The whole force then moved toward the south'
west, intending to join some guerrilla band or gain
ering corps of Rebels. Mounted troops have Oeen
sent i'll pursu..
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From S1pta Fc.

kansas ClIY. Monday, July 20 1857.
The Santa F6 mali has arrived with dates to the
18th. There is no n WIS Of importance. j. Howe
Watts Of Santa Fe bad been appointed Mayor
in the Volunteer service aud will be assigned TO the
duty OF Paymaster IF New-Mexico.
The crops throughout the Territory are excellent,
and promise to be more abundant than ever before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

PATrEs, Mo-. July 81 1862.
Lieut.. Chayeaux, with "a company of State Mill
tia came upon baud Of guerrilas, 900 strong, from
one Of whom he had received information, five miles
south Of this place. He attacked and completely
routed them, killing and woundiug number aud
taking Capt Patterson. their leader, priScrer Our
loss WIS three wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

The Rev. Benz j. Wallace, ID. d., died 1T Phila-
delphia on Friday, July p. lie WAS born in 1910,
in Ene, Pa, was a cadet al West Point from h27 TO
1890 afterwsrd studied theology AT Princeton, had
charge Of various churches in the States Of Peuns! i
v,uia aud Kentucky, was a professor for a tine IN
Delaware College, Newark aud for the lsst twelve
wears lad resided in Philadelph., having been the
editor of the Presbyterian Quarterly Review
from its commence inent. He Was n prominent
member Of the New School branch Of the Presby-
terinp Church and was a man of extensive cultiva-
ton not only in theology and metaphysics, bu, in
every department Of bellet-letres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

The semi annual statement Of the condition Oh the
hanks of Wisconsin, as drawn up by the Bank Con
,ro!ler, is officially published 1t includes all the
h.,ks exceut the Commercial Bank Of Racine Keno
sla County Bank, and Northern Bank OF ufeoh pay
The following ID d summary Of the items oil eap'a''
circulation, &c., the 9Th of the present mon'n -
t,,i O55 600 on Specic.........' $500 .,
CePai 92ag 10 cash items..... HE, -
,,,. aJOl6J6 2oPublic secusiiies. lV'9ci ~
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e decennial Increase:

Wheat shows AN increase Of 20 percent; com mo e
than 10; cotton, 10; dairy products, &c; value OF
slaughtered animals, over 90; sheep and wool over
10: sugar from cane, nearly 30; mola,scs about tue
SANE; maple sugar, IA tobacco, considerably over
100; wine more than 700; may, nearly 10; orchard
products over 10 per cent.
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VESSEL ON FIRK.-The pilot-boat Nett'e arrived at
the city at noon on Monday and reports the schooner
Emily, inward bound, fire IL miles northwest Of
Earnega,, and burning to the waters edge. Her
crew had been taken of by pilotbOat j. NJ. Water
Lnry No IO.
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FAREWELL TO THE FFTY-THIRD RgGIsEsr.-
Col. Buckingham aud the officers of bis command,
together with the United States officers on duty
here, will attend the Winner Garden Theater this
evening, by invitation of Mr.. Fleming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

MoRrALrrY.-Tbe weekly report of the City In
spcctor, from the 2lst to the 2Sth inst, shows that
during that period 400 deaths occurred in this city
OF the deceased ~ were men, So women, lS9 boys
and l69 girls; lO2 deaths were caused by cholera
infantum, 81 by infantile commissions, o. by con-
sumption, and the remainder from other diseases;
2lJ were under one year of age; 3Sl were natives
of the United States - Of Germany and % OF
Ireland.
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The Fory-Fifh Hslf-Yearly Part Of BnAIIn.
WATTS Retrospect oC Practical Medicine and
.Surgeyy ID published by W. II. Townsend. The
number as usual, contains an impartial summary Of
tie new discoveries and experiments in medical
science during the ast Fix months, presenting many
facts and suggestion. Of interest not only TO the pro-
fessional student but to tho general reader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

STrAN Of ConMos RoADs.-The frs, locomotive
engine in Nebraska has arrived at Nebraska City.
II ia the "Praric Motor" designed for the trans
porration of passengers and goods over common
roads. A trial trip has been made which proved
highly satisfactory.
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Joseph West. ID, : Pa.
RI. Collier |, ~ ". /.
JANE. - nwdep, |. 81 Pa.
Jsg e. Smith. II an. J.
J. 20 sebccKor, q. o q. 3. Cav.
DO j. Lislu. G., 8 5. 5. Gov.
III. Daillrp. n. 100 n. Y.
Peter Leve In. q, s. Il. \.
u. ). bauuOn, a, 2 VI.
u. L. Foss. A, 7 Me.
7. Ryan. A rs y. I.
J. Mousgan. -. 2 y. Y.
Ser. J. ~. McCanley. G. : Pa.
Iesrry-s.
A. G. Crelzler, c. 5 y. L.
John Mif-r, ID. GA Ia.
10, McGrau, A, "a Pa res.
A. :. Fuller, d, Ia U 5. Inf
rhos T.. Down, A. llih pa
TLo.. O'ConDor. i. 3 y. Y.
. hos. II. Carney. q, 5 n. Y.
Corp W. A. Lesyey. A. ] Pa
Gee. Hartman, &, IA N. y.
james Going. A, S N. Y.
II. V. Van Deusen. A, llU.Sl.
Geo. Ksnsell, C, Z Me.
James shaw. X, 8 Penn. Re-
selves.
J. NJ. Aodrsws, 2. ~ Y. y.
5. Hurst, p. S U. B. Cav.
G. White. y, 8 y. v. Cav.
z. Rramsh.m. j, 2 Me.
u. Shesn, 4, 20 n. l.
Sefgt. John AshwOdb, Z,
. n j.
II Ssndoro, G, Q MSS.
NJ. Morrison. y, 5 Wis.
G.. W. JAWS, IL, 5 Wis.
August Hoffman, L, 80 n. Y.
A. Mackmsn, 1, 4 n. \.
y. McNsmara. I. 20 Mas.
nsnie Sbeny. l. J Z. : Chas.
W. ~. Wright. Y. 9Th Mich.
az O'Donnell. corp. a, 9th n. Y
Vim. No sy. A, 9Th \. \ cav
b. r. Ashanessy. A, 5th n Y. cav
Chas. Sweeney. T., L. b \. y,
J. NJ. frcsr. u, 81 n. Y.
sefy.D NJ. Bsuman, b. Pa. Re
!. J. Yates. !. 20 iuJ.
} 1hlocknorton. n, 81 ". Y.
!. J. Culiinsn Is, 8 Mass
Frank Adam on. 1 81 pa.
G. GIin1is, &, 4Vt.
l. r. Badger, q, 3 VI.
. NJ Jones h. 40 n. Y.
&. 4 Packard. r.. > Wis.
,. g. Dunn, u. n n. Y.
r. kreBdler, &, 3 Wis.
'. Geo. Vernon, + o IA. Cav.
Geo. Crueson. r.. AN. j.
X. Stevens. G., II U.s.I.
". J. Bs,ne. Il, IA u. =. I.
Albert Flock, IA, 20 N. Y.
sgi. G. W.s,hsld. ], ~ Pa. liz
J R.lhgebor. b, 40 N. Y.
&. c. Kohler, A, } u. 5. c.
Geo. McOibbeD, +. 81 n. Y.
!. &. ". Corser a, 4 Mich.
Sgt. r.. Hermann. {. 8 \. Y.
81. T. q. Swan. A, 3 U. y. A
~. Fallon. S U. ,. AT.
u. s. Armstrong, ID, IL Mich.
4. ]. X. Wi isms. u, 10 Mich.
Mich. Drouz. 81 u. 5. AT.
w. III Hartford, Sgt II, 80 n. ]
Frsncis story. !. . VI
J Mshop-y. Is. "a n. Y.
II. s. SEAMAN, Is, Minn.
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MORE RELEASED PIsEsONERs'

The following is list Of Union prisoners taken
from City Point FRIDAY, June %, on board The
steamer State of Maine Capt Allen, in charge OF
Suroeon III l.. w. Bnrrrt
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Cool CousrRY.--A bank of some fifty bushels OF
snow was still remaining, the 10Th ult. in field
adjoining the road between Roxbury and Northheld
Vermont
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IAdyerfisement.I
TpIp TAX BII.I.

Now RK,Dy is pamphlet Of y pace on fine white paper
Beside the bill which word for word ia accofdlnce with
a.. n tent append to 1t Alphabetical kecspitua
ton OF every Article taxed by the law and the amount
Of he levied thereon This renders as complete
aud convenient 1t 10 possible TO make IT,
Price cents postpaid; ~ lto If sent by express 20
per 100 IL by mail Addaess Tue TRIBUNE New-fork
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The Cayugn and Wayne County Regiment

PALxIRA, Y. Monday. July 49, 1852.
Palmyra has the first iul maximum company for
the Cayugs aud WAYNE Regiment, Capt. Seneca 3.
Smith. Good for Palmyra
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Camnanx X. Metropolitan Gaara.

This Regiment will douou be the nrst mus~rea shis
the service under the recent call Of the Prede 0m sas
State - " ,,,nrdt-
,rly Can at No. So Wsker-s,, Brosd~y ana e"s~
your NAMES 81, 4, Ia a., .sch rpcruik
-, ,a.,is". These counties tsgeshef WIN 'le
regular paw amount to 5000 per enDum. IN snlis.meut
Clothing r.ticns and good quarters isrn,- s.s.i
Non. 40 unis stoned Objects aad Musesns ~s
NO 90 can't II. II HELPER.
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Few are aware that velvet is made in this country.
Yet there is factory at Valley Creek, Chester Co.,
Penn. where the finest six velvet, Of every pattern
aud STYLE, is made.