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The national Republican., 1862-06-06
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PHILADELPHIA
sr SALAkANDER,
TIRE AND
suRsLAx rlooy
- a F. Z 8
storr, 10 q 18th Fosrth strsst,
Philadslphia, Ps.
-"- W. D. SHEPHERD,
Corner Of Seventh and streets,
~ u-N Washln9tou, ID. y,
LIGHT WINES.
For Summer Use.
soosisting Of
CLARETS. RHINE,
HUNGARIAN AND
SPANISH WINES;
Also,
Al ~ Lsadiap Brasd Of Champagne al unusually Lo.e
Pyioea
EMILE DUPRE, No. so Peun,ylvsu,s .vsu,.,
bsgs says to inform his friends and oustomers thai
hs hs renewed hs large stock Of the above Wines
md rsre italy solicts the patronage Of the trade
ssd public . z. DUPRE.
nyI-a0 S91 PenDsylvania avenus

TUeE LOOK AT THIRi-WHO ~
WANTS 4 PLEASANT HOMEi-The
1odsf.iGned o6sn for ALE o, RENT hi, II
ptaes, n4M = GROVE COTTAGE, In the f1rs
village q Fails Church, Fairfax county, Vireinia
Nb % The Alexandra and LsesbuIg turnpike, and
within lev ninuteP walk Of the depot On the Al
e1andrta, Losdosn and HAmpshirs railroad, aboat
Eiles from Gsorgetown, Q o. iron Washinetoo
The peee eoatatns some ten acres Of Oh ,iee land.
u goo3 cultiyation, with Desdow, pasture. ploV
nod 40 sarden, y good proportions Also, sbout
axy osefiAS peAeh trees; variety OF young apple,
sproet Dsas, pilm, chsrry, and ounce trees alss,
49, soenies, rtspoefries, strswberries, carrants
shrub6sry and 1owsr.
Grove Ctttage stands in beautiful grove Of oak
snd enesnst, with some syersreens, and Il conye.
nient u every Iespest aud 10 good condition; has
nf1 han oeuaf and we'll Of good water By the
Coarsnssosto ths house "a q large carrisse harm
"aoIes ysre, ehs4 and oil re,ssaIy out-buildings
f'ssssisn esn be given Immediately.
r. H. w. HEAD,
First Comptroller's Once,
t.- Treasury Department
"ySu or st az Ninth street.
The national Republican., 1862-06-06

- THE FINEST STOCK or CLOTHING IN
-neU ited States Ia nos red At less than whole.
AID ice at No. sac 6svsath stree, opposite Post
Jhpt by Iu IuOmLJF dc -. W.kEkP,
~ Q ....., Formerly ovrr aslt's Jswely Rfor~
UJs'P - -SspE uErtfJiM 40 ! ...gg Oh
The national Republican., 1862-06-06

ccapsrisos Of pssses WI epavtasa Ell Tn " q.
now sslias The best sad shsassss ssod, b ssriins
that saa b sossa h ssy hosSs IL tAs eossiry aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
CEALED PROPOSALS uII be received bv

~ the School Ocers of the Nineteenth Ward at the Office
VI the Clerk OF the Board Of Education e Drand and
Fin, Sta, until WEDNESDAY, the second dey Of April a.
IL O'clock noon for the erection and conipein new
PRIMARY SCH0OL-hOUSE.i including tao Ste Heath
Apn ratn. be built the three lots OF rogud situated
he u,h de al, I'D 100 feet OF 3day IN said Ward
plans AID specific on' for said School Honse Including
steam Ia aing Applr can DE seen At the od Of the su
NJ int udent Of Scuool Bnd g. NJ. "a CrofDytl Pro-
must a,se the iusr Tor eac branch o. he w0Ik
.p1,teg and he in !0r3,d Pr1plsal. loF Mtfou Work
Promo. 4. for Carpenter Work. Ps0po' u FOR Painting
md .opos. FOR f9arutn fsyo respJnsiuc ana Gpprov
,greiss 1 required ffom och 1cceul bidder ant no
proooss vii M. con leIei e. which gu'cei sre s'not
lte School Off IRA OF he Ward reserve the snt 10 'ct
.ny OF all NJ tho pro offered, II dee usd TT 10 puoc
iut.r.., TO do so.-Ds'ed March 70. ljoZ
THOMAS n. HcIANUS) prr5i,,
ROBERT MCDlNNlS, Ic,qTptfs.
MICHAEL FAbiHtt
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Coparlnerebip uoiiess.
COPARTNERsHIP NoTiCE.-Notic is her,

EOPARTNRRSUIP NOTICE .--Notice 10 hen,-
~ by eivel. tls WILLIAM J. GORDON who irslSes, 1t
Cl,vrlani T. de state u Ohio NoRMAN : bfSah ~
aho resrirs N Breckvn iu the stste OF Ner ipi, an
GlaRLcS - BIRroN who .sdes In the City aud State
of saVpt, have formed limited parlnet'hB pu'2.,t 20
tna 1vt1Is " the Resi,sd staiotso ths S,o ~
ira zee. iou o. CENERAL COMhlSslDS bu.ol IN -
u.dsi ilo go name II BENTLEY bUh.O'. "a wa'So
all ths pst.i-s rtoli,d The said NOhsihN y DEM
LEY lnd CHARLES W. BURTON, wno ar tho sea-ia
psunsrs aud tho sal WILLIAM J. SohDOSi Who'll Tie
si.' pOupr la, th. said william j. oljon hls cou
tdhutl ihe M u thirty Thousand Do.fs caphal 90
wsd Lr couen stock which amount ha' Oecn actually Ia
m n cash thai he said peiner-hp IL TO commence on tlc
nrst day II Fabrusry thousand osht hundred and SKY
wO, ,Dd 10 20 terminate on tue INV, -nf' asl ., mi
r,. Of no partnership l. 90 10 nd On Ia the City Of No"
~"S''" A''" WILLIAM T. G0RD0N
NORMAN y BENTLEY
CHAALE5 ". bJAAOM
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NOUPONS Of the z g. 10 TREASURY NOTES,
" due Aphl /. csshed on presentation
By
LNERHORE. CLEWs a Co,
Nos II AUD 81 " alhgt
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KAIl.

Il WAY BOSDS.-Mr KlRkMhN has received INJECTIONS
from the Assgoees With the OF tho Irsaeers
to SELL by AUCTION, al the Anotion Mart, London to'
gland loppo,,s be BanS Of England FRIDAY April p,
1862 At IL for ! o'clock precisely. SEVEN NOTICEABLE
BONDS Of the CLEVELAND AND NAHOSlhU RAIL
WAY COMPANY Dr tho OF 800 sscb, payable in
August 1913 with Interest the rats Of bryou per Ccut per
10 the mean lime payable hiliysaIy the Let OF
February and Tho Isl Of August which interest hss been reg
lirly paid
These bond. Issued FOR money borrowed ft ths
rac1n 81 the Cleveland aud Mihnnint kalssy tuunins
from Gle gesnd Ohio 70 point in the vicinity Of Newcastle
Penn.
Particulars and coudiians Of sec may be obtained Of
Messu BENAN WHlIlsJ. Solicit or. ~ ia, Assignee.
No. Old JewTy; OF Mos,s. HARRISON FINCH, So
cor., No Ofsys inn square and at the Offices Of MI
KlRKMAN, Auctionee YAluef Surveyor, and Estate Agent
No Q ClrrneBts Lane, n. C., Lyndon.
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orYicn o. Asssr.sr ConsissAEr oEsxEAL orr

OrYcH o. AssIsr.sr CoNNissARr 0ENxEAL orr
srBrtTESCs no SiSsst Nsw-Yort. March 70.
A RMY SUPPLIES.-PropOsnls viii be re-
~ ceised by The undsrisusd, until o'clock, m, FRI
states Army. SUBSISTENCE SlORES to DO delivered In
Ntw.1crk OF Brooklyn. a. follows viz:
rs 600 pounds primo RIO COFFEE, TO he roasted aud
packed IN clean bright spirit barrels With oil old msks ob
.O5 pound, piue RIO COFFEE. to be roasted, aud
pscks 10 double ssck, II hundred pounds orh ~
eide be OF strong cuse tsrd st.t
~ other uera equally sdapsd to She purpose samps Of
aud ,onr sunny cloth, both acs. be wed close au
ads very Conrat corners Of the outside ssek
to b. drawn, wound. sud tewel strongly.
2oVi0 pounds prime RIO COfttEi In sscks 1 sboyr.
2jp 0O0 ,uul' primo RICE In ssci. a. above.
Bidders viii Siato go thsr proposals hs eariss tine At
vhi.h d., .r duyr les can hr made
Proposal, oI different glcles mu be separate sheets Of
palor.
cep nests tho boIs, containing thrm 10 DO carefully sbolcd
. tho eide.
Each bid mus, have printed copy OF this
posted 81 head and must 20 spnI n IT, complying pro
cely with al the rrn. Eicn bid, 20 have Consideration,
inu,t oouan tho written guaranty Of 40 responsible nauss
8 follows:
We the undsrssaod hereby guarantee the should al OF
any pi of tho bid be .ccep.ei shall DO duly aloi
according 10 ils true purpgrs lud condition
P,oposss mast b. Ed9rntd Proposals. for snbtssp Ce
Stores. No. J."
Bidde may propos. To- the whole p,t q Any adele
The SELLERS name place Of business with dlo Of pu- hse
ia require on each pseAsss u every .s.iol'
All th stoa8 Wl Dee caein5 spsctei before weir dei.r
cry and Compared with tho retained ssmpel h'tu ms ri
weights signed by professional Public Weightr must be fer
nished ~hsue,eT required
Payment heetoo 20 be made In such funds % may b,
funiihad By tho United Satea
Pfopo,es whose BID, n1t ececI'ed ara fequcfed 4
fend for b Il. tsurie, ON tourly, 'hD .Is. M
4 Is. EAEuA, L.sll..... Id A. 4. 3.
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Rrs-rLL y. MFsrC1fr ATc.i'us-r.
DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE ot
FLTGANT FURNITURE

u all descriptions wlfn rtrc CD lr'tion Of
PRIsIINGS and COSTLY PARLOR ORNAMENTS
At the CANT ieFis1ce No IS. Nfst 2l'tst,
B-twren = D and 9TH
THIS Thirsday) AsrtkNOON al . o'clocf scisely,
c9mp-isirg the eufirs oonteuts Of tfe house.
fleslut .ewooi and Nsnn isog su!tsg In ercesteDe
and reps. rich Carpets Eas rei, Fssss Psrrirs', ssgan,
pisuo f"it. Mantle and f!os Mirror rich Curta;ns, tene
aud Pier Tables Tur ah Lamps magnificent Nsss Nrnnze'
staIay &C., with pie eirs4u, YrrtY OF
ool ,nd other Chamber AID Dinug Room Furniture OF every
de.crip ion rich Chas AT Glass siysTwars, Gallery, &C
C.ta.osnr al h0usr.
s-HoussEeslers will find This sale worthy os special
attention IS the whole will be sold ~i'hou. reserve
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Sales bp Anrilon.
A LOTION NOTICE.

A UCTION NOTICE.
~ rARTHENwARE and GLASSWARE
ROBFRT HAYDOCk will sci al his Auction Room NO.
I0 Idb-rtyst On THURSDAY, March d. at 10 O'clock on
2lO Crates cou.moa White Granite sod Blue Pnnted
Esfhenvsre. -
30 Packages Brooklyn Go. Flint Glass.
80 Packages Lamp Chinineys
$50 Packages best FllnL Glassware
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gryy.fo. NV. YnRS aNo EAIs X. y. Co., {
RwVvaro feb 2. 1872

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant 10 ne
rro.,ors o. sect o. chapter 4t4 Of me LsH.o s9
tb- BUFFALO NETWORK AND ERIE kAlbhOAD
CONPANi will ezpose FOR sale al p-oc auction 10 tue o. ga
Of thr Goulpluy, or trchsng
betw.~ Michigan snd Chicago sts In iho City OF bgfo on
ne 2lth day OF March 1852 ~ o'clock m tie ivi4p ~
d.cbej ar property being ferht and b1ss- MAJ
raw. remained unclaimed IN thn possesi3n o. sst ,oHy
ft srod pror 20 me oais OF MS
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A. NJ. NiERvfS. Auouonsei.
DY BANGS, MERHIN Co., Irving Build
ID i,gs Nos sg4 anA sa5 Broadway Sale. Of books sta
ion.ry Pc.ures Work. Of Art Fancy ioofs Furniture 20
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON Macs Is a. o,gll'csI;o
AMERICAN snd FOREIGN COINS MEDALS, To-
KENs. STORE CARDS &c, iYolrding aoue hefe SA7sr
Pieces FOR particulars ses CslslogIe AZ TIE 'as'EcoUh
yRi6AY EVENING, March s a. c.ci9ch - ,
A PRIVATF LIBRARY, complying yllusDh Ens'Isn s-iu
uercsn gook Standard s1d illustrated PID1ca'H' ssc.
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fences ano farms Wantso.

XarANTED-A COUNTRY SEAT, with good
w Improvements snd siew acres oil a9d worm hD" o
sltdOG within one hour OF tho city In EXCHANGE oi a
yas1o uptown HOUSE and LOT In good stree Gnt neigh
ofh'od sh furi'1fe cou'ate desrofl Fttnaph. 0hj
49, .l,, " u alden ~. FEahRLlh, III Bt1sdN ~
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stationern ano fantn Goods.
b. TIVE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIL
sword ,,..,--
rae GOLD PEN-THE FEST OF ALL PENS'
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.


MORTON GOLD PENS.
TBF BEST PENS N THE WOULD.
IN r..cIo of snv of al, following sums IN cash o. post
fnr' the sa6se6sr VII p .snd of ee ,sas .crac
ooIp PENS. WITHOUT CASES.
Sor rs cents the MssS peo lo esa' ans t ,S
zen and for ~, the Ezcelsior Pea.
Tbs siles are. NOs p 3 > snd6
WE SAME PENS ~ SfLVF B-PLATFD EXTENSION
CASES. WITH rENCILS.
For 80 cents tbe nigc "a; Tor % ess TIE Lueky p.n
ord for 81 81, the Excelsior Pen These we-6uished
good writing Gold Pens wiki lioosLn Points the average
xes Of every Of which will Tar outsst goss o. the best
HE name "A Mortou,7 ''Numb.r." and Quality sr-
soI sir months ssaius scsidep The numbers ind
ee.s size only; No beng tie smallest No ne Target
adapted iOr the pocket, No the amales Gnd No 10
largest Mammoth Gold Pen, for tho ds Long ard medium
Nibs OF al sizes sad qualities Shot Nbs Of Nos = Hna
and made only Of FRS, quality Tho enssving' ore i-oi
COLD PENS. WITHOUT cAsEs
For IS cents Nc Pen, lat quality ~ Nos Zen u
SoJsi sNo Per-; Is, qp'lity ora No Pen ID gH''''y
For si2s she Pes, st qus'sy $40. 4Pen' "a quail
fOr 81 IS s. NO Psn Is; quality aNO. Pen "a qu'
Cr 81 IS No ea Isl quay Nc. Pen % quality
Yo1 So rs No o Pen. lIt aaslItr
eaE SAME GOLD PINS ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS
fo1 81 So sNo rsI. li qualify. Nos Pen odqrSiy
For y rem ~ o -NS. tN ~ e+~i
o.. or No. Pen. % quality.
Tor 81 No. Pen lst quality. or No Fen I'd quality
srsNc Per. "a quality.
For 81 No. Pen lst quality, or Nc Pen "a qush-
6y. or 4 No Pen. Sd quality.
Eei s3.Ko. Pea, isl quality No Pen ID quality.
FOR s3 50 No. Pen. Isl d1siitg.
GOLD PENS ALLInOUAIlTl, IN SILVER-MOUNTED
DESk-HOLDEAs.
Fer 81 No. Zen; Tor ~ IS No 3Peni 70! e. u D
10. Pen For 80 20 No Pen. -
For ~ No. PEN ioT s. No SPen! and Tor 80 NO
c0per.
The lat Quality" pointed with the bost lridosg1
POINTS carefully seecled. ard u hi. quality ss 80
b the slightest mpel lection which ssl and the cioe's
scrutiny detect
The I'd ooaIty" superior TO any Pens made b. him
previous 20 the yesr 1861
Tbs I'd Qustyr lie intends ,hs equs in respect % Do'
ssbity Elasticity ard Good Wnug Qualities t;e only 'f'e
sonsiderRtions) any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
regard the heap Gold Pens he bess esVs % ,ay that
e-cvious operating his New aud Pssuet Msohnet 10
could not have Good Whiting aud Durable Pens for
kse price Lad the Cold been furnished srstutou'ly
Pari,es ordering at tasaEecs gp>c0k ne Nnss-
Sr 0ad Quail Of he Peas sd, and De paTeGT
dsYi5e Hind Of Psas they preir-ohiasT sfB o'
srbcy coasst or kHs. 81,
70 Yer sale by ali 5sssrs in the lins shfoushou, the
Address, A MOTION,
No rs Maiden Lane. NswYolk
Arv one ,eudin rns post-stanp viii receive cir
suier with TIE eugrsvngs ABOVE reerred to-
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T. PRATT, Auctionser, viii sell HIS ,, DAt'
H. n n. o'clock II sei.ey all he -gsn. HOUSE
nom FURNTUfG q No Ra Wsverley place. ns p;"
Warrington square aud Gthsv con'istps o. 49,
yssr. Table Cutiery Hail Hs'.fes'es Bed' ana nsuans
handsome Pru,sf ply AID ius.sn Ca'pe' sAIe pS'.7
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GEO. UoIsRooK. Auciicueer, 0Aee 20 seq Bro'd"'y
MORTGAGE SALE, THIS DAY, az lOt
Va o'clock Of al the tue Rosswood aahog'ny, WsaIs.
sits, In broc.tele large Pier snd MAntel Mirrors hne ca
pets ou 10 rooms I'll IL good oroer MIst De 9ss req o. Gay
o sale y. NhLAG si A.104-rs ''i 'ie''e'sN'
tataiaygea at Sale.
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q sCRIBNER. REAL ESTATE

II AND GENERAL AuCrlQNEER, ssie'I9oHi 40. ~ ~.
Ns,an,t d,v door, .ou;h o. BE-. tmans Pa ica., AZ
tsuon given 10 1sI ~ Real Es,aie stocks. bonds hof.
cardsg-s Furniture. and Me4oh, eve se1.ra.iy " -
.ii b. sold 81 tle Merchants kLchsDye, w,n WserIoo
T,rs' B,tt frederick Lee ssg, Pr-dsn' sgy Fes,h.
~ r-urtoc. Cot sa>c o. Barker ESQ President hu'sers
Eir, Ip.rsree Co. john Esi9y esq, No "a bEo0us'r
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DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK. corner o

IL iith,t and et.w, open daily from to5p Weines
ys AID Saturdays until p IN. Su per cent iteres al
Cd al suml Of tJJ AID undr lniefstt SLOWED from
he let u pni. IltDo, ttklSif, fiesidrr'
EiCaiEg H. bgiI, stsie.a!. hoIi tt9le@AG'
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Borses, Carriages, &r.

'NgrNER s. STEVENS,
,lfi Nos "a, a, and ~. WALKER ST
ut door east ~ Broadway, MANUFACTURERS Of Grst.
10. cAkHlAGfS ana light WAGONS Of ths istest fash
able sty~s nd in sad toT elsssnce o. Guis
ssrd d-rt1.s are eq lal 90 eay iu tls msfse % icl
= l-s..s .as IIss slgI :. gg1cLs,s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

tSE --Fist-clAss Sewing. Machines 1874
TAC)V. 20 Ront sid or sale, new and2d Land. -fOVs
NY Sewing Maehirs Emporium AZ Bd~hy, cor bf'oHe -
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priniing.

cC,HEAPER THAN the CHEAPEST. and AS
" GOOD AS the BEsT.-forset him DOT DICKSON, Zoe
Cs.,p Printer 3Iryon-ro" near Cay han CsIos &c per
100 HliIsads IS per Everything else equally lo"
NTEAM JOB PRINTING at low prlces.-
~ c. A. NHlTEHORNE No. ~ Ann-st., doom eat Of
fiuau-A
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Doaro ano Rooms.

A DESIRABLE suite of ROOMS, with full
~ BOARD IA the Atst cl.s. house No Wes' 2ath-st'
opposite the Fifth Avenue Hole the whole floor can 10
Obtained IL desired
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Sewing tilatbints.

WILLIAMS IL ORVISs
w CELEBRATED DOUBLE THREAD
FAMILY Sf.NlND-A ACd nES.
FROM f2j To S5o These Mscl Ines celebrated through
on, Nr-Eng gland AID the West surpassed BY any
Others h. tho market While they Afe FIFTEEN DOLLAk-
ChfAPFR than the eaeapest any u'her rrsponsinIe
makes. better machines ot i,ui have meyer been
n ado. They simple, feiiAb.u, I'D warranted.
SALLSkOON, No 500 BROADWAY. UP STAIRS.
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lyyfcE OF rHH GrARDiss Lirs lss 20
oy Nyw.YOrg COSriSgsrNL fIRS iss co BUILDING.
No ~ BRoADVAY. hKw-N oRK. March ~, 1872 ,
L the ANNUAL ELECTION for SEVEN
n DIRECTORS con,ituing the Seooud Clsss hs follow
ina named ssatoIlen dulJ eeciedi
Hon. OIN A. DIX,
y. v. HAUGHNOUr,
WILLIAM ALLEN
WILLIAM HOOKER
WILLIAM WiLKESS,
". TAYLOR HAIL,
r T. H. GIBSON. -
AtG meeting Of tie Board held Hs'ch TO- 1887 Walton
Il PECknAM ,sq, unanimously re- eiected ffsddens
H. V. GAHAGAN
Secretary.
c.w.Yor. March ~. 1852
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Burning flnio, Oils, &r.

4 NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
tecersd direct non tho manufacturer and wells. end
90 sTs qutnus' TO suit "a prim. .pL oJdsT =, tns
~er1 ioeest gsIlss rates BY oCIiIhfFELlN BROTHERS
d Co.. he' I'O and l52 wnhsms,. New.York
DEtINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
OIL on consisumsnt sons Of the bet usuulaeto-
tes NewforN State consuy hand and for saa at the
Sssy lS~ss' mSrs' prees by MILLER CARR
Nos Al Pea, ard - Budgets,
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NOTICE.-Th INTEREST WARRANTS on
~ BONDS u MARION COUNTY. Ohio. maturing pril
1852 w be paid the Irving Bsns, Nes foik city hon
lst 70 10Th Api. JOHN KING TREASURED
Mnnon o. MArch IL lafl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

as A MER. SCHOOL INST" 500 Broadway.
N supplies Schools and Fsmies with Teachers, AID
yrsnts With Crcu a. Of many good Schools without charge
And cells school pTopeIties. o. > WOODtlAN 20.
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N cheap at rsterson. NeElerscys rsw. 2s,ory fhCh
MILL 20 fcst lons 3, feet wide. Also. numbe Of large
WI h.tsd rooms with s'eaupower inr ar msnufc-
turing purpose. For PARTICULAR address u SIdONIoN'
Pster.2l. New-J@fsev.
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0pEiOs OP THy kNis RAILWAY Co.
Nyw.iOEK, March al, 1861

Hw.YoEK March o. 1851 J
NOTICE.-The INTEREST on the FOURTH
IN MORTGAGE BONDS o. thi. Company. due tho
frat April merit vii be PAID tia ds, presentation
OF the coupons the odcs Of the Treasurer IA Erie
At time aud place the holders Of the cor6cAs, Of
y 8 GREGORY AID J. G. Il. DAVIS Tnst.ss will M
CEIVE PAYMENT Of the coupon Of the FOURTH MORT
GAGE BONDS dus Oct. L. 1861. with INTEREST from May
l., 1911 TO April !, 1852. III. n. OTIS Secretary
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GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
W LADIES, Bridgeport Conn For 1ireulM, sSdre"
Ehs rriscipa Miss EMILY NELsON'
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gnstrp(ilon.

N Raw ANDREW J. HUNT. a NJ, Principal Term
nsgrs kpr SIS prepsys expenses for Board snd Tuition
81 Eukish and Clas.ics SIND ~ CsialoEne.
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20 Get.

sol 81 with al the cunveuiences ~ hrst'cass cit
rgi4sIce doiyhifnly located In Ne immediate vicnitY Of
pos and steamboat andr ionkois TO LEI furnished
or usi-nsh. g. Apply 90 JAMES NJ. DkAkt CO., No. q
Williams Merchants ExCh6nse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-30
Memphis,

Correspondence Of Cincinnati CommeTcIal1
"Thc rush Of trade to Memphis has been too
great for beginning Too much mefc han d Sc
has been shipped to place destitute Of the mea
OF purchasing u, and as const quence the market
has been glutted. speak with reference to that
sort OF trade usually carried by the children Of
Israel, who follow the pillar Of federal Gre by
as WI II as by night into the heart o: the Confed-
eracy, always, however, keeping respectfully In
the rear. The south Is to them all the land OF
promises and TO some OF the most fortunate IL has
proven the land Of performances also.
son Wednesday last q large consignment If
lemons, oranges and other articles OF that kind
was reshippsd to the North, owing TO the bad
prospect Of finding purchasers What 10 wanted
mere is coffee salt and such OF the necessaries Of
life as are scarce In the benis h.ed land Of seces
sion. good deal Of hemp might be used TO
good advantage, but let the government furnish
that.
'sThe repudiation acts Of ths Southern states
have done more for the Confederacy than all the
forces they have Ia the field. In Memphis es-
peciallv, Il made converts to the cause Of JEFF Da-
Wis. Men who owed sl00,0C 10 northern mer-
chants, saw an opportunity to become rich and
'patriotIc' at the sA:aa tine-to become rabid se-
cessionistg, donate 81, 600 to the eq Iipment of
Confederate cslcpany, and thus enroll themselves
upon the scroll OF martyrs to holy cause, while
in reality hey Pocketed SOC 0Go by their 'sacri-
Sees and devotion.
.Ewiley b Miller, q wholessIe aIe retail dry
goods merchant Of this city, was the arsf to es-
pouse the cause Of secession after the passage Of
the reputation act, ana, on tne approach OF the
federal gunboats Left for the interior with all his
chatteis end effects. His northern debts to- day
will not sum aB les5 than $500 C00-and he made
this amount by the secensiGp OF Tennessee. Mr..
Miller was chairman Of the Memphis Com mittee
Of safety-a selfconstituted body Of metro politsn
gue.IlIas, whose sole mission was the oppression
ard robbery Of men suspected Of loyalty to the
federal government
The repudiation act affects Union men Of the
South also. IL, for example, a merchant iiviEs IN
Memphis, with long list Of debtors In Missis-
sippI aud Alabama-ano most Of the Memphis
merchants have more or less money due them In
this way-takes the oath Of allegiance to the ed
eral Government, and the fact becomes known In
the cession regions Of the South, he is declared
an alien enemy, and loses all that 10 coming 10
him by 'his brethren OF the INTERIOR"
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CORGR ESSIONAL.
xxxvIIsh coNeREss-s.csna x.s.i..

SENATE After our report closed Saturday
The consideration OF the coniscatIOn bill was
continued, and
Mr. Sumner moved that In all proceedings un-
der the act there shall be 10 exclusion Of wit
nesses on account Of color; rejected-yeas IA,
nays 25.
The Senate conHscation bill was then substi.
tuted for the House kill-yeas 81, nays IL; and
the bill was then passed.
Yeas-Messrs. Anthony, Clark, ,Collnmer, ,Cowan
Dixon, Doollttle, Fessenden, Foot, Foster, Grimes
Hale, Harlan, Harris, Howe, King, Lane Of Indi.
ana, Lane Of Kansas, Morrill,, Pomeroy, Sher-
man, Simmons, Sumner, Ten Evek, TFumbull
Wade, wilkinson, Wiley, and w Wiimot-25
Eeis-Msssrs. Bayard, Browning, Carlile,
Chandler, Day 9, Henderson, Howard, Nesmith
Pierce, Powell, Stark, Wilson Of Missouri, and
Wfight-13.
After a short executive session, the Senate
adjourned.