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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

Mfj'r John Cummings, of SeiiuseroTe
bought ~. Weaver iayeras;alj, IL sun
tuTy.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

.gWe regre: that we have no further
news Of Il. Cuskalen and missing comrades
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

ers.Gev Aaron L. HOtteDsteIn has ac-
cep,ed she pastoral care O! the German
Reformed congregation in SeInsgrove,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

cd ot.-...., T-s-r f,r--.r 81. Z H..
- ,.,..,., 80, .-l r.,. ,,5 ....,.,.l..
T.. .--..-.... "a .-..,.-
- .r-. ~. .-...r -...,...s ,,,-r 5...
- I....-.--. ..-, - H.. .,.--, ..
nd r.r,, ,.., 81 Fl ,.,r,, Aa-r ,
narrow, horizontal passage Of 3 feet, ani
passing a sma.. pool o.. water, the ezFlyr-
ers came ;o-,Le eri.
~ p.,-.--....;r, y ,,r.,.,n n,..
:-.s. v.;3r.t,.- - 10,
- - -r- 60 r,s ?, ssr,.,
RePre,sr.a:iye delegates to the S,ata Ca.
veurian. and L.: cau3,ll'os tar Assem- 3.
The T.Iuae suggests SATURDAY, t. l2rh
Of J4ly. as the time. TIE Jn-;a'a and
SNYDER County c ayea'ious are called
previous to tha, day, AMI tie State Con
veutiou meets the following lgTslly.
49, rr,m 90. T,,s,. C,mn.nv II
Ii ,s.rn 49, If Milton ,b,.
r.,I.l .,311 Wounded Tie
~ -. r,,.t color b-,r.r a,od
-t..aa -o-.s-t;. -,,.f.r :. rov the
40. = F,,. Tra,o ,,fror Milton late
cf Lswi-our, Mr. Confer, Of White
Deer Valley, vas among the wounded
ILL.,
=! D' ..,:
IN i--"''.'" D. = .--'''' ',.' 49, " '.'''- t.
r.'1I1' ol s-'f l,'"'' : Il Is L >" ''''f .-'
.Fa!I.1, waters. released, have arrived
At Lewis,own and vicinity.
=
- . "'''' 49, ., -;
a. i-7]'5 ''.'' ecu ~ p..'-. ',---'l r.,
-''s' oS'-.1 '1' = -, '' -,
M. spri.e, w,s the IDENTIFY IF Bsa,is.
-r-ro;.'e. Nth the main mint. Of !, .t.s:-
.,,i.a
80, p
80 -, - -.
Athens. Bradford Co. was burned, with
eight OF ten stocks Of goods. &c. some Of
Which were uninsured. I,isa graf loss
10 tia, pleasant li,,,c town.
r. y e. IT, = C-,.;,r,,.i
is elected O...5r, and R.v. J. u. Lyons,
O. New Rochelle, Ny, P5-', t-r the mex,
Adversary Of the Aiauu! Of the Uaivcr-
si'y at Lewisburg-Tuesday, 29-h July.
Both have accepted, aud may te expected
reg-On tue Ism ut, at Blalsburg,
Center Co, The new house Of w-EsaiP fgF
the German Reformed congregation was
dedicated. l:is # ;To storey, tr.cG, aO I
- t.. - -,- I'D D.. --.- F. .,I
.,.5, y '' "
-
I%We uudgrs'aad Prof NC-y's lee
lures IN Mutton AMI New Berlin, were
I.f,sso # -. I.,,,r r,,cs had 6,,,r,,ei
,to,,s,r,r, r,rr b,r4.-r,,r
DROWNED -i'-:in5 tie z At fl'1 last,
w. "''''11 Il '''''-.' 1 '' @..-'' '.'-
''5'.,'-' - WIS u q y L-' III ~. u ''',I. q
c's-A' say --' ''-1'J' o-' ''-''S -''s1
l-u4''J' -.......-........--.---------
I-..
' .'.,'' - '''1 -
''l''''4 4So''= = - f.'''' - "''t Pug
F't-'' I 80 '''
~ y ---' ''' -'S'u .. '" "''"
ls" o''A '1''I Us = '..A' '"- ! -'''s s--''
and can NJ, sarplg tn, dsmaui.
,-------.z---------
b''-''| - 1t t. '-''-,' u ,,l.. ,nc
was let, for the sun Of 1920, to Andrew
BurTis, Of Bsfaloe Tp.
,,,..,-.--.n.m-;..r
concern in Milton, AID went away leaTing
his bills "iree gift to those Sho had
truste! him
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

rNauy persons "set up with the
Moon, to see i; ee!iPsel, from about mid
night t. 5 o'ei3ck, yesterday morning.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

~Exlmiua'ion and Exhibition of 5.
p. Fisk's High School, Miii.ebarg, Wed
uesday and Thursday next
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13
- u y a y = -.
Af te'gsr. # Alientown.
10 roE ~aal 4 German papcr ?

10 r'H ~aal German paper?
hAlL FoLKNAE, an educated native Of
"s'li'y, ten years in this country, aud in
goo1 character, industry and ability, well
s'ap'ed to the york, this week issued in
L.sisburg Die Saqre51nnn Zlit,ng, q
FL column paper, on new type, designed
Il naive and adopted Germans on the
snsq1ataaLa and is tributaries, and not
In our county in particular With sueh
bed @! 7frrarious, We judge i; to Be an
eAEit.e enterprise, aud can confidently
zee 1ns13 tie Z.t.ny as god family
f'PaT, wholesome il i;s moral and po.iii.
"a. il7aaoca, aud worthy Of supper; from
81 #Ao love to read the German language
IL its purity.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

ES-Wm. 5. M'CoEmick, Of Lewisba-g,
in lO2i P V, vas in the Cbickahominy
fight. Six were killed from lis Company.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

ra- Persons remiltiDgus postage stamps
viii please send Us s. and Is only. We
have no use for los and upwards.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13
FOR RENT.

TWO STOREY Brck HOUSE and -
LOT en- N,r.l F1Gr.h street. k.i.a
March j., -. HIP SHELLER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13
EnR SIZE.

GOOD tva->-.r=T Frame Dwell -
- LING TO r.. SITUATED or Nyrlo AA1
l1-t Street. Ta= h--s- ls % fine order and
is now occupied bv the subscriber. Posses.
s. q gwen =. ai Aprl. l-53
trlI q. I>G2. O. 4. P. SHIEELY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

s~Charles l.. Smith (sou Of John
Smith, late Of New Berlin, We suppose
has started R.puJ!ican at Henpepin,
Putnam Co, Ii.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

sS~R-v. Augustus II. Lung, Chaplain
to Y Y Rec, has SO far recovered from
illness as to leave Fortress Monroe for
his home.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

sz~A cls'Pyt'rs'cy man setuP " gift y
concern in Milton, ali went away leaviug
his bills "free gifi' to those who had
frustel hin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13
Estate Of John Clover, deed.

Estate Of john Glover. decd.
; ETTEE> Tes'anea'a-y 90 the E-'s.s
L. JOHN GLOVER E>g- is.e Of Ez---..a
borough. Union caEa,r. 1a~.1g been duly
srsnrl1 % the u.lsrs -as'. a.. persons l-.s1-
Ted ;lsrc.o are !st lss.=l o. MAKE ll-n-s.a.-
payment. aul those having cams yr --1ar Is
asa .n-t he saue v.A F-ese-. .4@... tor se,.-=-
men; 10 e..A-I G.. Us.
RE GLOVER Hz-E-trG
JAMES GLOVER. Ha-..=g tt
MAY =, 1852 [-tl Esrc-'. r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13
FOR RENT.

~ 4 Business S,a1t IN Beavers Block.
- sU.> >1lr-. win D-slng attached.
Possession .u.ms' 'I2.s,v. Location very best
"a Town. A~7Iv -
4. !. DENORNANDTE. or
PETER BEAVER. LewIs5urs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

Al que; before Richmond" i
--'''f of neTs Of which ezei'able people
e getting impatient. They want "Off
no. General Lincoln, the CommauIer-in
.'.s'' to 60 down aud "s,ir up" his Gen.
''' as he had to Do before they moved
& Manassas ani Norfolk. BE patient
'le Us b.,tr.s, cJaf; meets NoaIsy.
~ i--s. II WAJi.asTylt
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

Land Warrant fer Forty Acres
EOR sALE.-E1qaire al the Once Of he
L Nar s Cir7Hscl-. Le4I5sUrg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

BRIrGE LET.-The re-bui.ling Of the
bridge over DgE4l5a creek at HoG-'s Mil
was let, for the sun of S9-0, to Andrew
BurTis, Of B1faloe Tp.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

.--The Agent fJr P4s5O Brownlow's
ues book Informs u that the Publisher,
Mr. Cli,ls, ba- orders foT 50 900 copies,
and can 10, supply the demlui
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

DECwNLo -D-:iaE tie greltr4i1 las:
week, i woman l.aai Pyr .lae-, barl
Bei3ier-was drowned IN the Nsh5u. .
creek, Say l-g county. S4t leaves ..Ige
f.ui.y.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

T ..a' National Detr S5!lt..ayy
les. >-re z...n> paid, hul balanced by
rs--- sa.- a-a claims, 0.-h5hiy.l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

rz-Li.ut Scla1ls sends Us No. Of
tie lLr'1',a Braaer, the Uui0u paper a:
Frsi.riessturs, Va, printed on wrapping
paper, aud il editor lNr. HunuirurD a.
saucy as Br3xn,3v against Secession.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-06-13

ron tue Ism ut, at Blalsburg,
Center Co, the new house Of w-rsliP f.r
the German Reformed couercEa;ioa was
dedicated. Lis If ;uo st7rey-, tr.ck, al I
- by = feet il .zs, and Is PAID tyr, aud
''s5ueth;a. over
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-24

PETITION FROM VERMoNr.-On the 14tb
of April Senator Carhle of Virginia, pre-
sented to the United States Senate pet;.
ton of the citizens lof Norwich, Windsor
County, Vermont, praying that the " free
dom ofspeech and of the press shall not be
abridged, and that the New York .Caucas-
ian, and other Democratic papers now ex-
GUIDED from the mails IN all the loyal States,
be allowed the same privileges as those en-.
'oyed by the Republican and Abolition pa
pers, which was referred to the committee
on the Post Office and Post Roads.
Not less than eight rebelregiments arrive
daily inside the works at Yorktown. a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-24

THE SIEGE OF YORKTOWN,

Washington, April Is.
The following was received at $50 o'clock
this evening"
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAC,
April IS, 1862.
An official report has been received at
headquarters giving list of the killed and
wounded in the engagement between the
Third Vermont Regiment and the enemy on
Wednesday, mention Of viii N was made yes,
terday. The information as far as received
puts the killed at thirty-two, and the wound
ed at ninety; ten ofthe latter will probably
prove fatal.
The conduct of the Vermont troops on the
occasion is spoken of in the highest terms,
earning for the Green Mountain boys laurels
to be won only by the brave. They drove a
superior number of the enemy iron their
fortified position, but were forced to refn
quish it on the rebels being reinforced. The
loss of the enemy in this engagement must
have been heavy, as the well-directed fire Of
the artillery moved them by acres
Yesterday afternoon, while Lieut.. o. B.
Wagner, Of the Typographical Engineers, in
company with squad Of men, was making a
survey Of the enemy's works, a she'll struck
the table on which lay the papers, and, in
stantly exploding, the left arm of the lieuten
ant was shattered and was afterwards am
M, I'd He is comfortable this morning
, fnd fears are entertained as to his recov,
perry.
Joseph Luther, Jr; of Bristol, belonging
TO the Second Rhode Island Regiment, was
probably fatally injured.
Daniel Painter, of Berdans Sharpshoot
ers, mentioned yesterday dead
About one o'clock this morning, the enemy
in force attempted to cross the dam in from
of our lines, evidently with the view of cap
turing battery of our artillery, which haC
given them considerable trouble during the
last few days. On the rebels making thei
appearance, they we're opened upon by ;
weil-directed fire from a body of infantry
acting as a reserve to the pickets, forcin!
them to beat retreat, leaving their deaC
and wounded on the dam. which they sue
ceeded in recovering before daylight.
Both parties then opened with artillery
viii h has continued at intervals up to tn
present time. None of our men were killed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-24

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-A child of Mr..
Oliver Sprague of Chittenden, between two
and three years of age was scalded to death
on Thursday by falling backwards into a
pail of hot water which had been left standing
on the floor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-24

"a Corporal c. w. Peck, of the Berdan
Sharp Shooters, we believe, belonged 70
Capt. Weston's company, and enlisted from
Ira, in this County. 1t is not stated that nn
wound was dangerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

du md prices merely nominal Beef Hens ere a3gud =
&15d6 SIS Cut Meats steady snd IN fair dsmsnd 6ass
OF $50 hhds and t at 3!a3ic for Sbodlocr snd d3c
for Hams Bsccn dull and prices nominal Lefd e rather
quiet but prices unaefed Sales Of go bbs and ties ss
7id9.c Butter and Cheese plenty and ae steady
aud IN moderate request at previous rstea .
RICE-Nohing Of any importsnes IL doing IN Carolina,
though price. about the previously qYoted Ess
odia 10 -ry fairly active and sesdy sses Of DNcs Jaws
e.dlc and +c0 bags RsDgoon a. Il d5lc.. cash.
sUvARs-rhe business to-day has not been large though
the market continues very firm and many holders uns
Ing oer eir stocks presenr prices On grades
slight advance Las been established Though m quote ff
Refining s7t ale Gales of $50 hAds chiefly Cuba al 9dc,
and 20J boxes aysps tie Refined si unsettled and
for the present ouiff quotations.
SPlCEsNe near Of OF 20 bags Pepper on private
terms there has been movement Ia Pepper said
to 20 1000 OF 5000 bags bat the fail particulars are KEEPS
strictly secret
SEEDS generally inac i've but steady at preyiors rates
SALT In moderate request sales OF so bushels IoiEe
Island at Soc
TALLOw e quite active sales Of $4,000 at eassc for
Lae'n and W~seIn Ste. for City and gle Tor Baltimore
Buehers'
WHISKY is H. moderate request and the market closes
shade hcr sales OF $50 bbs at d2Jc Tor STATE aud z60
25ic. for Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
NEW YORK g. NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY 5 1852.
q. -. L. n. ~ AR .L1In IL

COMMENCING MAY 1857 80
Ps,ssngsr Station in Eew-YoIk cor. z'thst and ih'sv
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:
For New-HGven 7. 3 t. IL. (EK)i Iz:l3 iEx)i $780,
Fer Bridgeport. ! m, CEIli DIS EI)i $50
For Milford stisord Fairfield s0utbpor. and wesipOrt
For Norwsi, :; $50 a. ~. 1915. 8. tE1); $3.50 400 5:
For Di nj and Greenwich $50 m uls, $780, 4:3o
For Stanford. T. G. (E1). $50 H.; 2:is D. tEAh 81;
Fsrport C6ecr aDd intermediate stations s3oa u II:
or Port CLester eud New Rochelle o u, (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield, 3. IL, llx) (Erh p NJ
Fer Boston, vi. Shore Line. BIS 81 m. Ell
For Hartford AID Springfield a m tEIh H;D' s.
For Conneeicr. River Railroad to Montreal, M (Ezl
and lz:l5 p m. % Northampton - ,,,, NIL.
70. Hartford, Providence and Fishk'n Railroad am
70. Ne~.iIssen, Nsw-London and sOningon Railroad
tt8 e. n, i2lJ, 2, p M tbh) =,
For Canal Railroad. l2:lS ?. N. 70 Northampton.
For Housaonc RAILROAD 70 Pittsteid, NJ p m 10
Bennington ard on SATURDAY 3 through 10 Pntsheid
For Heugatuck Railroad, z. m. p m ~.
Yer Dsbury and Horwak Railroad, T. S;JV g. MI q; "
pm. ., ..,.,,..a, m ~ r., train
WIN JAMES II. HOYI, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
To As Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.

To tle Editor Of The n. Y Trieun@
SIR: visited this morning the wreck OF the build.
ins that fell in Grand street yesterday and from which w
removed the crushed remains Of OF tue victims Ny CD
lee, ia ,, 10 TO call attention for the hundedth time per.
h.p to the Of the structures being put
s,sn,ly IN tbs city The heap Of bricks the site Of the
Grand street building tells tale Of neglect aud insecurity
How very unlike that shown when the Old Brick Ch1rch
r.s your Office down. In the latter instance the
bricks broke in beng separated great the cohesion a
the mortar used In the former instance the bricks lay clean
and innocent when they loaded into the cas
AZ the Kiln Such OF the ways that -
many fall when in Of repsor ., hre 70
give way quickly the approach Of heat and thu sacrifice
the lives Of our l notice bulldog In this CT ,.
even at this late day, going up as insecure
"a any ever built with single layer OF brick for wall ans
sand and wser with lime perhaps for moTfd Loos
at such ON the Sixth and Eighth avenues Lave seen thsa
Within one week these TO be filled with families 70
live until the foundation some Day sives In and the city
avnkes to an awful and mysterious dsPen'aion OF fro'
Now IL there Of preventing THESE eppsens
r Ia there no law already made 10 require builders to
~, mn ;, Il, ,rrc,ure, secure II not then 1t 10 high time
,, h .,. the case We only dangers as they are, It
i lid when tragedy like tina, In Elm street occurs os
ar. ,h, an Grand street, At present who Is sse1 Who
-, h. passes along Streets bu, tina, soms edincetn
- h,et mall tumble upon hint Who wants such monu'
ION, erected orsr hiu1 Come y! TsiscsH. and wake ~
the proper authorities h.mANAiA'
Ne,,. YORK.. June 90 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
- THE 1862.
1862.
.11SsSsyLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with Il connections, iorTDs
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fpox Ngw.YoRK 70 THE PRINCIPAL "EsTEgE cites.
light trains daily from NewYork to rmsdelphia via
ALL THROJGH TRAINS FOR The WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE HEw-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURTLANOr-or
ByvGy Of Philadelphia the morning pssenger' leave New
York time other routes; Evening passengers
rsp m one hour later than other ines
By way Of Allentown evening passengers leave al y m
stiye the time Northern lines IN enc go eno III
pon,s IN the NoThW Crestac Indanopo Loni'Siie
Sleeping Cora without chs.ge from Philadelphia to
f,bursb sss miles AID New York PtsbSr.a, 45O miles
snioI uz and Saloon Cars on al tEsiDE
Fare the same e. other routes
Bsgcge checked through Transfers free.
Secure WE s. fHi "S asI 81 fsoSSSs'
The PennsylvanIl Central Company runs en- Enigrsnt
Accommodation Line witch gaords comfortable mode OF
travel t. parties noyBs Westward at one hs tho usual fatea
Of fare ,.n,-,c,,
By this route es.s CT all descriptions can bo forwarded
20 and any point on the Railroads OHIO KENTUCKY IN
diana, Illinois Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri BY RAIL-
ROAD DIRECT to por, on the nsvgabe riyers Of
ths West BY steamers from Pittsburgh
The q Freight 20 tpd IRON any pont In the West by
te PsnpsYlvara Railroad al all times favorable
charged by other Railroad Companies mee1ants and ship
psTs inusiing transportation OF their Freight TO this Com
psny rely with confidence o. iiss speedy transit
Farmers ard Dealers 10 Live stock will ma ih most I'd
vsnsgeous route. Cspecions Yard, well wa'e ed and
FLIED every convenience have been opened on this ino
and connections and every attention Is para 10 mar wants
From Harrisburg where win no found every c0nvee &c i,f
fHIA' NEw.YoRk AID BALTIMORg MARKETS,
IL ELLIOTT Psarnger Agent No Asior'iiouse.
LEECH Co., Freielt agents. q d, ,,,,,,
no. Asl0r Horse end No South NiihsD'st
MCDONALD BIsCHOFF Enigrsnt Agents
No. Battery placs.
ENoCH LEWIS General saS'.. Altoona Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
HENRY C. scelBvER. Auctioneer.
MAGNIFICENT ORIGINAL MODERN OIL

WI PAINTINGS 81 THE BEST AMEKlCAN ARTISTS.
HENRY SCBIBNEh will cell on WEDNESDAY, June
25 at II O'Clock at his Gallery adjoining the sslesroom No
Nas.su-st few door. sOuh Of Beeknsn.st. MtGNlti-
Cent COLLECTION Of ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS,
which will be found Cburcfs Original Study of the
Deuge d. NJ Carte Chef oJuve The Death Of the Virgin
The treshst by Vogel The Roman Flower Girl by Augero
Also choice specimens by Van Hart Geo. h Hail. B. Cole
man, jr. j. o. y. Innsu, IT, p. Rosser, johnson Loop
feucnse, jameson Weuzler Hows Parker. Jewell Ktte
Pratt Hubbard Pstti.on. Waterman Van Beest Miller caf
f.ny, Tate PyDe, WyJsycd. P,ondell Besueu, McEwcr
Kyle Chapaisn. Richards aud others Also, Tn. Embrka
,ioD by Yam Aseyn OF Holland: Christ and His Dces at
Efnmau francisco Solinene Of Naples with seoune cer
tfcate from H. Frrer OF London The Interior BY Meyer OF
Rome The Drsurh, bose. by Herring Of Losdou. The two
last from the collection Of the late Dir Daniels, and were
painted to order Also pecinesby Won lnsen, Lscro and
othsrs.
This sale OF Gentleman leaving fer Europe or c
Mob emsp, but Il IL a sale OF ENUiSE PAINTINGS most
IL contributed by the artists themselves aud will DO fully
guaranteed b. the AuctoBeer.
The Of srespoclfay requested to this
hi, by far the FINEST COLLECTION offered ct
auction IL some years - .. -.
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO
VISIT THE GALLERY where the above Paintings arc now
on exhibition. with Catalogue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
(ENIRAL RAILROAD ofNEW- JERSEY.-

n W |.
~ From foot or Cou tiandtt- ConDsctiug at Hampton
Junction with Delaware, Lackaw and esern Ksosi
and At Easton with Lehgh Valley railroad and IL,
tons forming direct lie 70 Pittsburgh ard tie west without
change o. b..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Co nnsncing May 5. 1862
Leave New-York as follows;
HARRISBURG ExPRgss-At a. o.. FOR Easton Reading,
potsvilie Harrisburg, Msucb Chunk, Wnlsmsport. DC
NAL TRAS-At a. for Easton, Water Gap, Scran-
aon, Great Bend, Pitstop, Nikesbsrre, &c ..,
u Il. THROUGH TRAIn-For EaStou, Mauch Chunk, VII
Esms pert, Reading, Pottsville, Hsrisburg, Sc.
4P. Y. WAY PASSENGER TRAIS-For Esston bethlehem
Allentown. and M9Gch Chunk
$50 ~ WAY TEAis-For Somerville.
8P.M. WESTERN EXPREss-For Easton Allentown Head
fog dsisburg Psbursh. and the West Sleeping cars from
Jsrsey City through to Pittsburgh.
IrPRyss TRAIN HARRisBuRG-The q m. fSpres
Tfgn from York arrives Harrisburg al D. coutect
lag and Pennsy wanna Cent Rail- Dad No them
Central Railroad North and South and with tbs Cum6eE-
land Valley RGirotd. -,
tyr THROrGH EyrRRss TRAiy YoR THE WEST. leaves
Eew.Yo at daily lsauds-s excepted maAing close
connection Harrisburg with Pennsylvania RsiToaG-witb
10 change Of cars to Pittsburgh and but one 70 Cpein
and Chicago -Four hours time 10 saved by taxing this
EIizARBTHPoRT AyD REw.YoRK FsARy-Lesye New.
YORK Pier No North River, al 1920 and !lIo a. m
1920. 4;3o. and =. -. 80
trip esch way. JOHN " sIEhNS' eupeinl enush''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

Gry. M,RcY's OriSIos.-We extract the follow.
ing from private letter from Gen. Marcy tot
friend in this city:
HRsDauAKrERs BHyoax RICHMOND, June 10. 1857
We are within avery shos dstance Of Richmond and
few days viii decide whether to enter or net ous
army IA first rate condition. and ere al confident Of 'cc'
cess There doubt they intend 6 defend the ey with
all their available force but we think phy nsn 's'e
We hear heavy firing in the direction OF James Rssr
about fifteen mes distant Which we think Is from the Gov.
erumen, gu1boas, Yours, faithfully r. B MARCY,
Chief Of Gen McCislsas stsaI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

DUBLIC SALE Of VALUABLE HORSES
IL at BORDENTOWN Eew.Jersey-I beg TO inform the
public TIA. my THIRD ANNUAL SA. Il Of COLTS and
fILLIES viii taSe place on FRIDAY, Juae2I 1867 at
o'clock preeisely. run OK shine. -
IL win con5s pnpsly Of g. T. and 5year.old Thorough
treds HsfDfeds and IToers already lined 70 saddle or
hsruesi sd sed the best a ions in the United Sstes
Cars leave NewYork ~ o. and 10 and Phil,dsiphs
at . aud 10 NJ, aud u 30 y. N. AID. MAITLAND.
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Che Curt.

FASHION COURSE PLEASURE-GROUND
L ASSOCIATION, TUESDAY. June q p m PURSE
1900 milo ard repeat 10 wagons ~. WoodInf enters Gen
Mcclellan, Hopkins enters Gen Butter ID. raman enters
Panic; J. j. Deyins West Philadelphia. Good day
good tack ~.
Course Al u D. Jsmes-slip Ferry At o. and ooni-ots
with the cars; 3stL-st.. every five minutes. .
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager.
NJ B-WEDNrSDAY. June 25.--HANDICAP STAKE
1878 mile heat; beat in s. d. lalmans b. M Minnie TO
wagon and driver $50 10 NJ. H. Motifs br. Reliance to
was on aud driver 2f5 10.