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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
NliIitGrn Notices.

Thlrty.sevenrh N. v. Irish Rifles.
THE FIRST IRISH T T9tGwSliRRkR REGIMENT FUR
Headquarters, TaisD CORPS. s,vAers s,rs,roS.}
SPECIAL ORDER No. .s 81 H. io''
The following named officer. are hereby de,,ea on the re-
iIns ina s fs
Capt. JAMES 4. MAGUIRE, J7th N. Y. Vol
- CLANCY MckEENER, A. A. Ges-
Headquarters 81 Division, JsDe Ell 4 d lsSs
HsADeusxrRRs. BERKr. BEIo.DE, CAnp ssAHl
,om,, WHITE of * S WisEs 51Ss T. ,s'A Gem
Col 3 HAYnAy, comds s5,h Ret sx ny up,su
THE ThlRrf-SA'ENInhirk kE Es,MHNi ~ / v ""'''
Col syman Of the regular army was che ire
months longer having been sworn In a. two Year,
regiment h. sa1' regiment one Of the earliest 70 sc.o'
Ii had the OF urnn: the fortunes OF the day IN or ia
vor the bst;s Of Williamsburg sud bas taken sn 1--we
part in following semen,s viz; hunson. hill osc1-
ann Mn.on's Neck Williamsburg far Oaks Malvern Hill.
sud ell of the seven days lighting before kcnnnoua ~
the resmeet that he'd rsiiiax ot-Sn sashS ;'
Of Bull Run and was houored by G.n McDoweh IL ms re-
port having kept possession Of the s'o ot ,, se u.
the ordnance and stores ANA retiring IN good
de bed To- honor Of hcains the line Of he enemy without
losing man \, 60 IA. -.
Colonel fund has besu created ior we la nam
Of the members OF the regiment Judge NcSu-n has sse
procured situations all the wounded soldiers VINO hsve
been unable to return TO tEe seat oil "sf lhe S.'se
much pde aud Interest IN the regiment now - ne "sre
NO ottef leLt IN -
IN, Sh and ever since its oTssnza ion tue rromoons
nav. been rom ranks. Men aow eusiins VIII receive
ali The bounty both state and Federal. and have % hns
month, TO serve Headquarters OF the Regiment, No %If
Broadway Jgugr MeCnn viii be found At the RscaI'nS
station every dsy from T. o'clock p IN, and wiz be gisa
90 49,. ar,e uunoer OF his ldshAmeficen risuds come IN
oi this cot p the old Republican RIss oil 2l-1 ana
3 Besides years training IN TIE held Dy Col naynisn
and his officers least squal to four years cadehp &
W-s Point, and where IS tue noble young lrlsn Aiencsn
who would be- Military Cadet Let snch II any On %
fnud hold down head and deny his race and natonsJ
TIE n Iu.n is blessed with u the noo.est Chsp aus
the army the Rev. Fcther Tisso > )" VINO a'enos'
wants OF the la corresponding Sc o
""-'' JAMES 4. NAGUIRE,
Senior Cspsin aud Recruiting Officer.
,aa,,ar.srs Supr-ntend-n, General Recruiting Service,
New.Yo OH State Volunteers No. So3 Broadway
Albany, n. Y. August 20 $50,
ORDER, No 3id.
L;.ut Jane, Kiean 3th tiest ~ u v. having eporsd
for duty will take pos, Newiork under Capt ysnic' L.
Maguire, said rest. >: !, Or a.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
A General War with all ,he Indian Tribe
East OF s!,e Missouri River at Hand.

MA.hINGToN. y rdnesdsy, Ars. n I5bS
4 disnach received ~ the Post Once Department,
dated SIT Lake, yesterday, says:
a general Wal viii all tie Indian tribes east OF
the Missouri River j. close at hand
AN interruption Of tie Overland Mail Is daiiy
expected Nothing but prompt and decisive action
Oh tho part Of the Government will prevent At.
The lines should he protected by soldiers Ut in
tervals Of hundred rIes.
"Cen. Paiges force ia TOO small, and Col. Con-
por's free is 100 miles west, travelling slowly"
Owing to the information contained IN Tie above
dispatch, the PosiOli,e Department has instructed
Postmasters to send the California mails by way OF
New. York. until further Girsc,ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

newspaper at Key West, the publication Of which
was recently commenced by Richard b. Locke,
Quartermaster of the Goth Regiment, New-York
Volunteers. 1t is printed with the materials and
takes the place of The Key Of the Gull, rsbid
Secession traitorous sheet, suppressed and copfs.
Gated by the Union military authorities. The Ner
Era i, doing valuable service in the cause Of the
Union and universal freedom. 1t is worthy of en-
couragement and patronage, and the friends Of free
dom everywhere will hereafter be rejoiced at the
fruits Of whatever aid they may extend to it now, in
the time of need.
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Gen Sigel or anybody else, is simply absurd and
hardly worth denial.
TAX-LAw APPOINTMENTS.

hardly worth DENIAL
TAX-LAw APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments have been made un'
der the Direct Tax ana Excise Law:
WiscOHsiN-First Dstrlct.-Thomas Emerson OF
Racine Collector; Charles A. Bronson OF Milw~u'
kee, Assessor. .
Second District. Edward K. Wadsworth OF beioi',
Collector; DAVID Atwood Of Madison, Assessor
THIRD Dstrct.-J If. Warren Of Albany, Coiiec'
tor; Bernard III. BrlsbOls Of Pralrle GU Chicn, as
SCISSOR.
Fourth District-James II. Babcock Of Beaver
Dam Collector. Ey.n Hatch Of OakleId Center
Assessor. o
Etth District-Horace Merriam of Berlin, Col.
lector; George Geary # Oshkosh, Assessor.
SIKH pIsfriet-Willim S. Price of Black River
Fails, Collector; james 3. Gray oil Hudson, Asses
sor
NysRAsKA-Janes Sweet of Nebraska City, Col
lector; Joseph H. Burbank of Falls City, Assessor.
1AX STAMPS.
The following additional regulations have been
made in regard to stamps for preparatory articles
uuder the direct and excise tax law:
7th. Where printing in more than one color If
desired the additional expense must be borne by tue
proprietor.
0ih. Each stamp must bear the words, OF proper
sbbTeyiaion OF the words, United States Internal
Revenue and the name of the article; also, in
word and fgu es, tie denominations of the stamp.
TIE CIRCULATION OF SMALL NOTES.
The law OF Congress, passed several years ago,
foIbdding the circulation in the District OF Columbia
OF bank or corporation notes below the denomination
of S. will he strictly enforced after the 2Oth OF Sep
TENDER, and offenders prosecuted accol hing 10 the
statute The Government Issues will supply the
deficiency and consequently exclude foreign notes OF
questionable or counterfeit character, as well ~
genuine ones of small denominations.
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fBv Trlegrnph.l

FoRrnx.s AoyroE, Tuesday Aug. &C. 1852.
The steamship Daniel Webster, Capt. Blethen, ar
rived this morning, and is awaiting orders.
The transport Elm City, has been discharged from
Government service, and goes to NewYork TO be
repaired
There have been no disasters heard Of as ye, dur
ing the storm, which has now cleared away.
An order has been issued that all the buildings Oh
Old Point Comfort in the vicinity of the fort, &c
Be removed or torn down.
The Hon. Mr. Segar, one Of the proprietors Of the
Hygea Ho,el, leaves for Washington to-day, he
having received notice from Gen. Dix tina, the build
ings are to be removed in four days.
Gen. Summers Corp all embarked from Newport
News this morning.
Gen. Keyess Corps viii remain at Yorktown and
vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

9Th Iowa Cavalry, who arrived with REINFORCE
ments after the Rebels driven of, started Will
four companies this morning in pursuit of them, ant
came mp with the enemy seven miles from here, or
the road to Clarksve. He was strongly posted
with men in ambush After half an hours fighting
the enemy retreated, leaving their cannon. The
Union loss was two killed and eighteen wounded
Col. loves forces, not being sufficient to continue
the pursuit, returned.
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In,ermen, of Renr.AdmiraI Geo. G. Read.

Tie remains Of Kear-AdmlraI Geo. c. Read OF The
L. S. Naval Asylum of Philadelphia, were inferred
in tina. city on Tuesday, with all the honon. The
pail bearers were the following distinguished officers
RearAJmTal Charles Stewart ni,ed States Navy.
RearAdmiral Layaleitr [ uit~d 5tates Navy
Commodore luman. United States Navy.
Commod1Ie Nicholson. United states My
General Mo- is1fnery. United States Army
General Crossman. United states Army.
General Ci4wssler. niied states Army.
General Robert Patterson. United states Army
There were many others in the procession OF equal
note Among them were Capt. Hoover, Naval Con-
structor; Com. Pcndergrast, Capt. Rowan, and Com.
Turner, L. s. y.
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IMPORTANT FnOss FORTRESS MON.
E.DE.
The New ErOnsisies Expected-Embnrkn
ton Of Gen. Summers Corps-LRrye
Fierce TO remain the Peninsula.
Ffon Gun Special CorIesp9ndent.

Fgoni our Special COTIesp 9ndent
FoRTEESs MONROE Aug. GO, 1862.
The new Ironsdes j, expected to make her appear
auce in the Roads within the next five hours. She
Las been lying at the month of Delaware River dur
Ing the late gale. Government engineers and ma
chinists will bopd her on her arrival.
Gen. Summers CORPS is embarking to-day, but
will not be of before tomorrow.
1t will be two or three days before the troops dec
tined TO 20 else where will have left A large force
srill remain on the Peninsula. C.D.B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
War Meeting a, the Malaga Glass Works

tpseial DIsFaIcu 10 IDe \. TnDu1e-
PnLADsLFHIA. Wednesday. Aug 81, 1862
The most enthusiastic war meeting Of the Summer
was held at the Malaga Glass Works, N. j., on
Tuesday evening. VIZ. Il. RoscDbaum presided.
Addresses were made by James NJ. Scovel, esq,
Prof Hutchinson, the Rev. Mr.. Traitt, and Mr..
Culver
Twenty-Five men enlisted and were sworn in
during tue evening.
A B-eckinridge Democrat contributed 500 in gold
TO raise the township quota. Gloucester County is
wide awake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
Movements Of the British steamer Racer
QUARREL Between Gen. Bragg and the
Vick-burg Papers-Capsurrs by Union
GunbOats, etc.


The Grenoda hDpeai Of the Dist inst says that the
Britirh steamer Racer touched at Charleston, s. o.,
On the Goth inst, leaving dispatches for the Foreign
Conslls there. She then called southwark.
fierce quarrel between General Bragg and the
Mobile and Vicksburg papers is progressing. 4 long
correspondence has taken place between them, which
is published.
mandatory for Colts reyolyerJ has just been
gtared in Macon, Georgia.
The V,cksburg Wig gays that the Union gun
boats have taken blk heavy unmounted cannon from
Marquas Bluff on the Yazoo River
Rumors from Secession souroes state that the
Union gunboat, had also captured steamer laden
with 500 stand of arms near Mlliiken's Bend and
that the arms were detained for Gen. Hindman 8
orces az Little Rock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

CoMPIrnFNrARr.-A leading sham Democratic
editor in Western State recently migrated to Cab
fornia, where he now conducts an Ant-Repnblican
Journal A letter. writer thence thus reports on his
case:
"You need NOT send any like him. This habit OF
sending Old rascal, of country knowing full well that
they will be just bad In their hsbs.oss is about
rIayed OUT"
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Capture Of IA French Ssip-A Prize 10 th
T.. =. snip Emo.

Sosros. "wednesday. Aag q, ituI
a French ship passed Woods Hole last evening, at
O'Clock, for Boston. She lie prize to the l. s. ship
Iuo.
She cleared from New-0rleans ior Bordeaux with
small cargo, and . days .f,erward was captured
on the coas, of North Carolina with ful cargo Vi
cotton.
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De.,ruc,isn Of n Train on the Sh"r''''o"
aud ucmphis RaiIrond by Gnerrilias.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, aug g. 'o'-'
A special dispatch to Tile Tr'1"ne oil this CITY from
Cairo, dated on Saturday last, Says; ,o
"a train Of cars on the Memphis and Charleston
Pa;,rosd when three miles beyond Cortland, was
attacked by guerrilas, numbering 400 VINO De
stt"vnJ the trim which was III charge Of delach
ment of the 42d Illinois Regiment Elgn. lsoe nd
were killed. The Union loss was TWO "ouii''u a"'
two missing"
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Tho 10Th Regiment.

ELxinA r. Y, "wednesday, Aug n, l8C2.
The l26.h Regiment Of Ncw-York Volunteers, Col.
Sheriff., passed through Elmira yesterday evening a,
7oclock, on the way from Geneva to Warrington.
They were detained here only one hour. The regi'
ment was armed by Col. Shepard at ElmTa.
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rvory,p,. Guerrilla Raid.

LOUIsyILLs, Wednesday, Aug u, lh3
The .Journai learns that ~ Of Morgans men went
10 scotsyille on Monday made several arrests, ana
carried off a large quantity Of goods from several
stores, leaving that afternoon and promising to re-
turn tba, night with the whole force. There as
,,roat excitement at Glasgow. Morgan is reported
s,ill II Uartsylle with 1000 men.
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MnvLcts-Repoyied bn telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 27.-FLouR qniet Wheat Is In good
demand; White ; 324 81 80; Red. 81 29d 81 30 CORN
In good request Provisions WHISKY dull at 81 dJlc
BuyYALo, Aug 27.-FLorR dull: no sales WHEAT dun
sales Greeubay Club, = %; Red Winter, 8 H. Corn
dull; no sales CAsAL FREIGHTs firm. IxPoRTs5 100 bbls.
our III 600 bush Wheat 81, 900 bush Corn oon bush
Oats II Oo0 bush. irey. EXPORTsl55D0 bush Wheat,
22 BUSH Corn 81 CeS bush Oats, 8sO bush Barley
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Arrival Of Il Prize.

The prize schooner Orient OF Campeachy, g. II.
jenkins commanding, % days from New-Orleans,
with salt, hats &c., arrivedat thsport on Wednes-
day morning. She was taken June ,, at New.Or-
leans, on account of not having any papers. She
brought the following passengers:
Sergeant Edgar Randall. Peter Messou. Corporal G. H.
Dougisss aeIsh.i Lawrence, Geor.c Maxwell, W. Jor
dan. Truman Buckin Aaron Beedy Leroy K Tuttle and
John Babooek al dchal- ed soldiers 0n tie lith Maine
Regiment,
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From san Francisco Greni Fire i'm Jack
.ou-yos. SIOO,O 600.

Sax FRASclsCo. Tuesday, Aus. IS 1909.
The whole business portion OF Jackson, in Ausdss
County. was burned on the 23d. Two thousand
people were rendered homeless. Loss siVo,OO
very little insurance.
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MARRIE ID.

Monday. Aug Is, oy the Rev.
! Newman james A. Trout 10 Ella v Johnston, ali OF
thi. city.
WHITE-REED-In Brooklyn. N; Y, On Tuesday; Aug %.
Wy the Rev J. G. Putney, John VI "hise OIL "Steiioo'
lava TO Martha u. Reed, OF Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
The Rebel. RcpuIsed mt Fort Doneison.

Foar DoyrLsos Tenn, Tuesday Aug 20 row.
Fort Donelson was attacked yesterday ny "oo''
wards and Jobnsons bands Of Rebels, Dut 'ney
were repulsed with heavy Ices, Col Lowe " 'N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

Returned MIssrosARrEs.-Amongt the passengers
arrived yesterday was the Rev. M. Tsimadge. mis-
sionary from China, with four children.
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Outward Hound.

CAPK RACE, Wednesday. Aug. q. 1862.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New-York
on Saturday last paced this point this morning, EN-
route to Liverpool The latest news dispatches, as
also numerous commercial dispatches from Stekers
Agency wore placed on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
The New Du,cb,.. County Regiment.

PoUGaKsgrslB, Tuesday, Aug 70. 1867
Al a meeting Of the War Committee to-day, Inc
Hon. j. III. Ketcham was unanimously elected Colo
pei Of the new Du.chess County Regiment,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

BO.TOs, v -tnesIay, AuE q, I31E.
dispatch TO The Jouraa' states that New-lismp-
shiro's quota o. three years volunteers is full.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
ncvcu,eats oil Gen. Wilcox.

Loyp1x c. W. Tuesday. Aug &c. 1851.
Gen. Wilcox and party arrived here this afternoon
by the Great Western Railway. en- route for Detroit
They remain over night, and proceed by special
train in the morning, arriving in Detroit at p N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

Gen. NJ Call, late in command Of the Pennsylvania
Reserves, who recently returned from Rebel cspliv-
ity, was honored with an ovation by bis feow.c!ti-
zens Of West Chester, Pa, on Tuesday, and was
presented with very fine sod-mounted sword.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

The Cunard steamer Scotia, Capt. Judkins, left
yesterday for Liverpool with III passengers and
SGO0,775 in specie.
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Pnsseugers Arrived

In brig p. p .Sr,n from hT-pihss-Daniel Thompson
igh engineer Of Philadelphia Luciano Pfuna, lady, and
three Children of Nucyas Paul Farrrdeila OF Naey.as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

The Hon. Samuel c. Fessenden, Maine, VIM. v.
MARITIME, U. S. A., Col. JAS d. Fessenden, U. s. A.,
are at the International.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28

RETURN or THE FOPTN-SEvENTH REGijENT.
The I7th Regiment New-York State Militia, Col.
J.. Y. Me.erole returned on tuesday evening 10
Wllhausburgh, from three months service at Fort
McIlenry, Baltimore. They were received with
euthusiasm.
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TIL. I..d;,., Relief Association, Park Bar

The Ladies, Relief Association, PARK par.
gateuy scAnowled,s the following sitleie rom
the i,dle. and gentlemen OF Mr. Mclsods Biudsy No 10
Frsnklins shhirts. collars sAnne bands pocAes
The aides of the Barracks also Acknowledge seS froin MI
Henry We.ton; also sl67 from the Rev r. rame oil tho
2s.h 81 Pre.byte Church proceeds OF his lecture
SO Extra.-BR0OkLNN MoNlroRs-rht' Com.
n, - r.ndly Milling up BY the Kindness OF friends Of the
they enabled to oief 10 each ~ addition IN
the usus bountirs the next 10 recruits from th morning.
I, !. hon,d to corapete the orr nzaion to-day The Com
mans il forming under the supsntendence Of Committee oil
ronin.rt who will not close their connection a.
II when is formed but will krep up correspondence III
Il I, the field look after tie welfare and that " the families
len behind The members pledge hemseves to ABSTAIN from
p,of.uv gambling the Intoxicating beverages AID 70
deport themselves Us gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
Attention, Recruits :-LoOk to your own ia's'e
d., p.sImept, National Volunteers, Col. w.

rrss " Nv /, the time; don't wait TO be drafted bus
forward and volunteer to serve your country n
~. Sn, Rssment few more s6ebOded men waited to
III " sn-u,sdia,ey on enrolment. All the Government.
S, and County Boun,ies secured to recraA Recruiting
Office 6.h-svr cor. iOth". ,,,r, a., ,,,,xvv
late Il. Regiment u y. Chssseus), Recruiting Oncef
RrsmeEtsl HeadauaIters No. 0l4 Broadway.
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Filth Regiment Artillery n. T. ",


stationed At Fort Msshs Baltimore and organized FOR ssrt-
son duty superior Inducements to reIaA The hisn'
est bounty given. ..,
Recruits from tie county are informed ht Govefnen''
State aud Town Bountes paid when enlisted ,,,.
Apply corner Court AID Jorslenon ss Brooklyn Of eo''
URBAN corner Rowery and Grand IT., New foiA OF
Lieut.. col MURRAY, Resimenssl Recruiting oncet.
Atteutiom, Recruits .-Look to your own Interests
while devot ng your services to your committees sutTU
FOURTH IN. " BATTERY, Cap, JAmL ~ :. R,,,i.. ~
This Battery 10 now In the field and wss N .he
yo,s,oyu Militant urs Fair Oak., and Malvern nns A..
SIXTY GOOD MN ARE WASi ,... No Insp.scs.
or heavy Isd 10 cary Good pay good rs'0na ana g''s
TN DOLL,Rs EXTRA beside all Govsrnmsnt bo1n.
"a, h. nsid cash in hand to all recruits eni',ing 10 ts
Battery t the Rseraitns ssi ;,on '
order oil .ne MI InHN A. THOMPSON, Recording Officer
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DISPATCH FROM SECRETARY STANTON.

IAHKIsFT k'' WrdItsday' HUK. u IJoz'
Gov. Curtin has received the following dispatch
from Secretary Stanton
WASHINGTON. Avg. 27-l0A m.
No advanced Ray bounty be- allowed to any recruits
for the regiments after the period specified in the order
Of the Department heretofore issued.
If the regiments fall 10y tn lat Of September they will
be accepted bu. without bounty ,hos, recruits enlisted
after the specified date
The condition Of culi,;ments with the different States
qures the order OF the Department remain unchanged
+. ". STANTON. Secretary OF War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
The DRIFT Postponed in Pennsylvania.

HARRlsBrRG, Pa, Wednesday, Aug. 2, IV52.
Orders have been received p0otponing the draft
until the 18th of September, until which time re-
cruits will be received for regiments now in the field
Volunteers for the accepted regiments not yet full
will be received till the lst of September, but with
ont paying them tie Government bounty or advanced
pav.
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Goso.s ahsn Nouxa

ARRIVED. W gDSgsp,Y. Arg. 9-Midnight
Brig e. T. SWEET iof Bath, Me Chsdbourn, Nuevitas Aug
Ii sugar fnolss--- aud cedar 10 Nef Merrill.
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Duslness Notnes.
TUF TAX BILL.

The TAX BILL,
Now READY In pamphe. Of p ane white paper
Beside the BILL which word io word IN as Win
the nal text, append to Alphabetical RecaPitua
ton every article be taxed by the a~ and the amount
the 10 be levied thereon This renders as complete
AID yenient "a it Is possible 70 make H.
Price cents postpaid ~ per loo II sent by express So
per 100 if BY mail address THE TRIBUNE, Ssw-fOIk-
THERMOMETERS FOR TIE MHIION.-Fin-
nefs Fancy Patent Gard THERMOMETERS 80 nEe dollars
per Samples sent b. RAJ. ~ eents Ns,'sted cor
rect Terms cash. d. A. tiNssLI, fstent.e,,
no. l3i West Houston st. New 4 rk
READER, you can nave an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com PsS. exactly adapted 10 hand
and style writing which viii do your writing vssycaeap
et than Steel Pens you wan: it; call on 1oHros No -
Ma den.lane, or inclose stamp for circular
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is THE BEST
and most economical for laundry and family being par
tculsy adapted for hsnne and all kinds Of WOODEN goods
Manufactured and for sale by z. MosGAss SoSs No. I'll
Wa.hing,on,t. and No. 40 Wes,.st.
Also FAMILY. PALE, and No. Soaps
Tnrssrs.--MARsH IL Co.'S Radical Cure
Tauss. Oace No. vrsey, under As.or housel opposite
the church No connection whseyer with any other Truss
Oaice o female attends ladies'
Ar .JEFPERs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
BALuoRAL and Elastic CATERS Boys and oltb. Csi BAL
MORAL Doors, Gent, Fine SHOES CATERS and SLIPPERS
al in s'ea' variety a. low prce' JksFhks %
GROVER X BAKERS celebrated Nolseless
SKwfSG MACHINES ackn 20 be superior 70 al Others
No. 4s5 Broadway New.fofh
BaERY's TRiCoPHERoUs is the beet and cheap
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WHEELER Il WILSON MANUFACTURING
CoxP,srSewins Machines with Important Improvements
Oace No. SIS Broadway.
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First Regiment. National Volunteers. ColSse'
GURNEY-.ast chance for the Bounty before daians No
cruts wanted for Company G. Uniforms rsons and quar-
ters furnished imnsdiasey. Apply to
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