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The proceedings Of the late Missouri STATE
Emancipstion Convention attracts much attention
throughout the State. A large portion, " not q
majority Of the members, were shareholders,
and amongst the largest owners were some OF
the warmest and most resolute advocates Of the
emancipation policy. The Convention avoided
the oommendHtion Of details; proposing only
the Immediate Inauguration of policy Of gradu-
81 emancipation; recognizing the propriety OF
compromising the owners Of slave property foi
any damage they may sustain; and Inviting the
cooperation of all In adjusting prudently the
details Of the measure.
As regards the feeling In the STATE at large, the
81 Louis Democrat Of late date says:
COR business letters ere numerous, and from
all parts OF this State az WI IL Al from abroad
Scarcely letter We get from the interior Of Mis-
souri,, whether remitlng transcription, chang ing
post once address or advising US Of Q local In
cident, bat has n word to say on the emancipa-
ton question We confess our surprise st the
extent and earnestness Of the sentiment among
the people Of the state, including shareholders
In cases not few In favor Of measures for emsn
cipation In Missouri Evidence Of this comes tC
columns with extracts OF letters not meant FOL
publication, but In which, often by way Of post
script, the writer has to say something In favo
Of the cause"
From other border States the evidences Ar,
nultitudinous showing the growth Of public
opinion In favor Of the Government proposition
Of emancipation, and he must be wilfully blint
who shuts his eyes to the fact.
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FROM IhE GULF
Great PreParausps fer ID sfencs at Msbil >

The gunboat Connecticut, which arrived q,
New York on SATURDAY. from tie Gull, brings IN
pcrs.n. intelligence Of Rebel movements a. Mo-
bile and other Pcino ca the southern coast
The Rsbe! forces :; Nobil., which were much
weakened for the purpose Of assisting IN the de.
fsnce o! Ccrln:l, have been largely reinforced
sad sxdscrdiusry efforts are msking TO repdel
the position tco strong 10 be CO ptursd Immeps
e=rihworks, n addition 20 teose already but!t
are going up, the Rebels working mig BIT and d,y
&c complets %, n.
From tee statements OF several dsser,ep WIN
escaped 10 the steamer Colorado In . email boat
iGs. before tie Connecticut spoke TIE vessel %
the ;te last x appears thAta portion OF Beaur,.
CARDS CcricIn srmy-uumbertlg ii was ssimated
twelve thousand msc--hsd reached Mobile; and
he teserters rtsi thu, x wss belisyed "a No.
ole that BeauregsEd himself had also arrives
there and assumed command. As q par, nj con.
1rD.tioa o; this report, 1. may be mentioned "a
The orncers Of the Connecrcut noticed several
small steamers put e nom the city and proceed
% Font Morsan, with crowds OF people on thriI
cecks-ihe nrst steamer besring the oUaion,,
Toward, denoraS that an Ori;er Of very high
rank was on board.
Othe. information indicates thafthe rebels .v,
dstsrmined 70 hold Mobile, and that II the result
ef the operations az all other places prove dIs
.sroos, 70 make The naal struggle here some
CT tkeir ereastworks ere aid 70 De protected by
bitches thirty feet Ia width, and Tie rather lud e.
ro1s Ssa IS sassss;sd mat hi, is 'ae last they
FcS; oanes, one Of the defences Of Mobile
e,reor, has been dlsmaatled aud evacuated by
the rebels Thai rortoa Of the harbos nearest
The foriftcsron was previously oos,racled ed, and
al vessels which approach the city must nsS,
within short range Of Fors Morgan This for
has eeea strengthened; the guns Of Fort 6atne.
have been removed thisher, and every preparat.oc
severe struggle
Tie towRs o. the west coast Of Florida had
been occupied By rsoel troops In larger nun Ger
than ever before
Oar troops WIRE s-ar,,,v ,,,vs-.,,.. -.
PeaSacols 70 protect 10 from the rehxs
All WAS 9utet there, and the CnIou sent,men
WA being developed
oae o. our ooaEs' crews bad been captured a
- Marks They were surrounded Sy eivhs,
rebels when seat ashore foc water Two wsr
kiued, and The balance, twelve ic number, cap
t2red-
Tie Connecticut, whea passing Char,es.ou
noticed the tzxs Of Fort Sumter and otoer forri
cations n half mast, Indicating The death Of sou
important military orscer
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APPROACHING RICH -OND.
lFrou special correspondence PhII,a Inc

lfrcu special correspondence PhIl'a Inquirer
sxVsS PINES, June IS--EAriy this af,eruccn
so-ns twenty ave o. thirty Thousand Of the enemy
drew up in line OF battle sene siY hundred vara :
IN advance Of oCr pteketa Gen. Sieklss with
DIS brig sde, occup pied our sdvarced peat ~ ,hj,
TINE, n The polnt which the ensmy were me-
hhssS as rsoeii wefe accompanied by several
Oar troops were o. the alert a, once, and ~.
pseted regular battle The eaeuy finally win
alew, aAak tracks 10 The leff Of our hles /.
Wa . reconneissaacs In force, no doubt made by
tne scsmT 10 tRd cot what we are doing oar
sesps aI hey are oeand 10 dig them oui Of
AfsSr The Withdrawal Of shis fore 7, .po>.rss
az tee1<h the enemy had entirely des<rtrd theIr
sossaced posts Nos seund o. a she, could De
A bout twO hOa. before saadswn, the J.r,ey
Brig ade General Frank Pst,ersoa aov upds- "a,
command or Colonel Jes.ph 3. Carr Crhe t;sner,l
q recruiting his health; q few DAYS ago he n.
very Iow j n.rcsea cot b<yond The batteries 20
teiiSve 6eaersl StekiSs's E1celsIvr Brigade who
lad eeea Ga duly some twenty feor scurx AZ
ne same rue TIE lSh Masscch1setrs eek neI
Nymaa, teek poslttoa 90 the WtlifamshCr yr
ssse soad snert distaree In The advance fhis
W. eoee zoe ne ParPcse cf holttag the position
vale he esremoay 81 changing pick q wa, 20
ins ca and, n TIE same time, make a nm. All dsT,
eoss.anea Tor The PQrpcss Il deserving Tie move
meats OF Tie eneny.
10 wa acs lOas eefrre lie eaeuy epepet with
m-sketry, ney, svitsatiT, having no artillery \,
Shis point The gallant lssh seoa heir Vrop ID
Imsaafany. newer baagtag "A inch, eat kspt tas
HE ss straight Is "a dress parade, al thr ssne
nns rrsarnfny The ensmyhs Gre With ias<rss<
AZ seoa became aPpefsnt that tne Sfxtepurh vx.
~ ecns ne Rebel hrtsa ds sennand>d bv zen
OlnsfeAd The F1ny-third and Fe1rseenih W.
Stea made thems<fves very eeaspicns1s In this
a. and, N Consequence, Lost 4 Large numeer
e. n<r- fhfee pr1socers seloaSinx % these rer-
tEsnes AL tnka The kA21s ef ne SlxtssntA. Our
ksee3 brigade. and sfesr airing fev roands pps
tn<n % nlzat Bafesy 4, q tie Feursh Reau a.
ars, s0ek eoaspteaoas part In this artag Sfs-
aaA's View \ ora Baeresf acted nsbly, and did
gfsa. sxeea coa rhs fsntih Gsixa Stairs AZ
eI-sff eAS sAs ln IA tss;eSss, wsiea s<sesea
y - gfsa. sxse 9t.oa,
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-ri-it .. IN. ,isrn,ns Pr-...

TIE IHtsll'gsHes- answers an article In the Phil
adelphia North 4rIsTiean, wherein thrt paper ex-
c1rh to the inference supposed TO be derivable
from the late srticle In the Tat. Eigsncsr on the
ordinance OF i7s7 and the iS.slIigssesr resfirns
whatit then 'a'd, that the ordinance OF l7s7 was
coeval wi the provision for the return OF fugi-
uves rom labor, and argues that that provision
f,r return 10 Incorporated into the fundamental
law Of the lsnd
The RsFHb'isaa argues that the Rebels Intend
to maintain The war In the Geld, without regard
to the fate Of Richncud.
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FISAScIaL.-New York papers Of Saturday
evening report stssdiness In prices At the q oc
msrke,, but without Ieh activity The --latest
sales were: U. 6b o., leo; u s. 6s ls62
leoupon) loo; U. 6's 1857, l00S; US 6's
lsos, 100; L. :. S. ISIS, (coupoa,) iOJS; o. =
s. 1865: coupon, s3t; 5. SIS 1874, Coupon )
%S; 6s ISL. (coupon,) LOG; Treasury
notes, large, 50. Ito y; Oregon war loan, I.SI,
loSs; Oregon war lOan, hslfyearly, los; Two.
year certificates, lOO; One-ysar ceftinca e. 100
Illinois war loan. l0a; Michigan So, %; Michigan
war lean, it,; Michigan eishtweek bonds. les:
Minnesota IS, Ice, Ind ana ?, per cent g.; la.
diana war loan, s5S; cslfornia -, large os. u;
Tennessee o's, - Georgia o., 7Sa?s; North
Carolina os, -; dissouri 6's, SIN; Louisiana
6's, 6S; Kentucky SIS ~
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IL The recent court martial Instituted In the
clss Of Brigadier General ID. b. Birney, for al.
legged mscond uct at the recent battle of Fair Oals
has honorsbly e1oneratsd him Of all charges
and he has again resumed command Of hi,
brigade. The charges were disobedience OF
orders" In that he failed to support Gen. Keyes
though ordered 10 do sol and for conduct pre-
judicial TO good order and milit,ry discipline, ,
In that Gen. BIrney neglected to engage the enc.
my, and halted within mile Of the battle. The
testimony Of all the witnesses examined fully re-
lieyed him Of ali blame
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-23

u The Senate on Saturday passed bill reg.
ulating the opening Of post Offices in insurrec-
tisnary districts, and for the prosecution Of the
sure,ies Of defsultlng postmasters In those dis
nicts- The bill authorizing the erection Of q
bridge across the Ohio river at Steubenville was
recommitted. The House was not In session on
SATURDAY..
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Beauregard In Richnsnd.

70
FokrREss MONROE, June 20, (via Baltimore
June gf3-t learn from q member of the Cover
nor's Guard Of Richmond, Va, captured at Ash
land Yesterday morning, that Gen. Beeuregsrd Is
pos itively at Richmond, and 10 second in COM
mand 70 Gen Joe Johnston. IL was generally
understood in the rebel camps that number OF
his troops had arrived, and were with them, op-
posed to Mcclellan My informant was an in
teiligent man. and old acqual lance Of mine and
one do no, think would falsify the matter He
says the food the Virginia soldier get is poor,
but have enough 70 eat always, except on the
march. 4, w ~
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II john II. Sboeerlise, Henry Ross, John T
Barr, William II. Allen, james A White, 81
l. Barr, Nsrica Fabier, u r. Grower, John
Pickering, Edward Bancroft, John Riggle and
Henry PunenoeTE, Confederate prisoners cap
t1rsd - various times by the troops under sen
SISel, We're taken 10 Baltimore Yesterday some
OF them were az their homes on leave OF absence
tom The Confederate army, Others are charged
With being spies, while few claim 10 be De
serers, and therefore assert should not BE- held a
prisoners Of war
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The CASE oF HoS BENJAMIN woop George
r Thompson, editor of the New York Daily
News, arrested recently, arrived in this city on
Saturday, was Rlsced on his parole, and will ap.
pear before the House Committee on the Judiciary
to-day, in, 1t is supposed, the case Of Hon Berj
Wood
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PROPOSALS Pok MEATS. IAs s.asrnsnss
- rscs..s sSaea prsfe<A.s unsll 2. n q
ss.s.,sss. Aylsn. We ~ tks Mssis al nay
- rSslrss g ne rasEtsusa fsr Ne yesr e,l1ans
ea.ssn ~ se>sst The prsss 20 p9~as tsr ia
- S1e 49,. fsr ps<k. lAaA, vssl, sAs. ters.
- - 80 rsssirsa 81 tss l.s 9, Dc n
eneanl Ne aaan rssairsd sor ne nss Il ths
Al nsofs % - fs-nssSsS ~ szea tins sn1 n
saSA Sca1ross a. nay 30 Hesatrct ~ ne tEe-rd
LkoSAsR sAKEkUSa.
We. n Nav NAN.
SoHN heDkNEfT.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
~ LOUISIANA AvisuH, MAR Sixth ST.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TIE CITY!
E EaNEssE s sSESeEsss
fk kiiFFttkk cc99aafFAANN9:
sht S1 ss S g. no.s
er;ed ON o-E.uon Of st,rs In the Country.
TBE REAgL5EuL
ZANFRBTTA
ZANFR ETTA
INA NEW TIGHT ROPE ACT:
THE FLOWER GIRL,
AId "a! cLstICu;e
T Ts0ssaSSs IF IF F FkS%Ess
TO the AucIeLce!
ALEXdN DER ANFRETFA
VIII $50 appear in 9 u-v act on the uGht-rope
The The % %SoPEs ss HSEE BBs.scEE;
MISS EVA BRENT,
MISS Eva BRENT,
lie FeIu;IfuI Vocalist,
IN THREE NV BALLADS!
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
NILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
Tie fsscrsti spsnI Ds nse1se
IN TWO NEW DANCES
MILE ZANFaETTA & MONS. vELARDE
~ = HEW SPANISH DANCE,
THE SEIGRISr BROTHERS,
ihs EosE esrlsg AeLob;t In tne World, a. the
NOTIFY ~ TaSsSi
MOTLEY BROTHERs:
MONS. VELARDE
IN HIS GREAT HI CANAAN DANCE!
T0-Src1T
THE RAVEL PAST0NIAE COMPANY
HE RAVEL PANToMINE COMPANY
IL re = eab.e Non r.crlee
IKE CLOEN COCK
1Hs CLf WS COOK
TIE CLOWN COX!
FAAesAa Hp1c- sd ias o. fsyortssa
Cf TIE Ns.a nf:os SStsear, IA
" " n y q SILL
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PRoSRANNs.
Ne o.ats - Frtess a lfMfssssz
Admission - certss Urcnestra Chars - cents.
Dccrs opea 81 ~ perforua1ee a So e'ei0sA.
MATINEE FOS LApIES AND CHILDREN
TesSE4r, y4Hs ~
II See s1scA StTsrtI snelE jsE
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O Tia rebel s11cen, principally % Nersh
Csrelfna and 6eafgtA rrxtmenu, who were cap
tarea a forf Pekaski- eaecver Court Heuse aid
etsrs esSr, and ee1faed ca Govyfnos Isiaa1
y. wstS. oa friSzv zst, removed from thefs
aaafeEs Ia Fess CslaAsas sad ssRt BY rsilfeza
sssessly. oa.s TRsy Ra&hsssd sss1i sssy
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pRoPUsAi FOR WATER AND Gas

ASSISTANT QuA1TGzxtsrRR's GFE,cE.
Co-asy lsrs ssi g stysslS.
HaySts<iss. yvre - .ssl
SrAiHo Proposals y peTeocfyeo ~ Ira c nee
urtn W ec1esday, tie 18th dag CT June. so, So
o'c ock ?. q fer 'ae IntTo Cctior OF Water 81
as ILto tce Medical firyeyor's S,oreh use on r
street. soU'h SIS e rea- ElgAteerh srrees, IL Il.
c ty OF W sshirstou.
For SPECIFICATIONS Application mus: bs MADE 20
sAe hecIc.l PEryeyoT - ssli Store,nass
The vork 20 ~ 3ls et within Are Cays After
the sIErIuS y the contract
Tne vorS 10 e sse eet 20 the Inspection of 81
Inspector s,Poiassd o. me yart OF TIE Gore-uus,,
PsrTent 10 oe made upon tts satisfactory clH1
pleIlon II the contract.
Proposals mast De addressed - Cast Z 2
eau >. assls SIT q n, rteCEsxter L. 2 Arrrv.rt
ahou os palniy marked proposals for Inrrod 4
eng wa.er an 6ss." js3iS 81
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The Charleston Papers Despair for
the City.
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1915 NEW STOCK. soe
INTERIOR ADoRSNsN1s o
iuss reserved 5 choice ss,.ctioa Of new ,zt de-
PAPER HANsINes.
alR' &C tooEs. AID essmoe1s. w F''''' -A-I''
FIREBoARD PkISTs, STATUES, CENTRE
New Designs. v,yrsS.ed sS.t ba.d,, Imitation
wii s,ii ON Side Sss6ss
Stss e sa' :s Or ~: ssss
UJT sf Fl i F n afsss
p. w. va 1'ss {. 3, F,sss via ss.e .s.El
DtssTics. fen ths osst Ma s:sSrJ II tSe
Also. Al ...or,usr: S q Dsii Woo. Frames, Win
49,, s,.sP pts s,rsy % ana. ~ rSss oys AID Gard
tasSe. Pssse,s:o5ss. de- >''A N''''--0 nh1 aiie-
FIcrUSS CoSn ANo rAsSELS.
PIE e1s Ezs - ssd 60 o.s. Picture FIcsl, ia.
t.ecostia. % saser sTsir5 wi Se n $500 S?
as low rates 50 they eva BE- pGrc1as-c forir 80
Ltssrist NO niEs7rsssSssSsa asts 20 EJECT
Orders ler PsperAaaxins or wintov ssasss
eLsc5.ee o. sxssrisresa ~lrkRsa, II cay OF
A cal solicited fr,n shcss restinx the ,scvs
ksa:moer Il, suHber-No iss ssv.u as .,rs.t
ss.s e. .soss o. sss- R. aaa sss .s51s
E9Nks ssL :. -. hs., 9. spssy - sAs-
MOTIFS toaeh Fsstcry. Ps1n- sT hesyeea 50
AL al sGee IL - eo.f
ITO BUILDERS!
POFUNAC BLuE sTONE,
In 81 their valIstles, may be o. tsinea On s,,gfes
uoo 20 Sil SoY q CO-.
u = " Geofgesouz. D C..
aAMS, sIDES SHOULDERS. LARD, CAN
II DIES POTATOES FLOUR &c
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e see. saas.csrs. ven brig IL AID veil sa-sd,
% earrs trtm- Lard. eIrec' from CIneI. raf
- eox.s AeamsrtIle Cand 90. choice article
30 e9saeis W nIse asreer Posatnes IN pine oruer
As2s very large s.ees Of 81 grades CT lo1r
III. FEEL. Corn MsA. Cora t-ass, Baied Hsy,
Re-, Il store And for sale loy In OR n snsr 81,
-. l. MORRISON 4 CO.
IeM-& come. atk ard B sts
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q Reading matter On ersrs page. See
onfs'as for Interesting Tslegraplre aud
other EGiser.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH.

Bloody Battle near Charleston, 9. G.
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OkAN g s 3,
" LEM MONS. ks.
SO eoxez prime Mssstaa Oraares.
90 % pine AessanA Lanals.
50 90 skelied Ain lds,
90 esgs Shsi ed Yea Nzts
30 % bordeaux Alnolts,
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81 90 Pecan NUN,
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SsssifF''t g e L. ]: = =
90 uf0a 40 Do %
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Mes, 2ss Wet HAtsr ere AL
sa " tSsrts tseeu nrssss eHHaass
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L K s Z RY RAIL-.
SPECIAL ADVSRIIsEMsSr
Throash he esrr.st solicl-,,iea Of man, patron.
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per - 2esrltJ Ik<5rns tAe plhhe soas . - -
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By :; {; ssssins 2 CO. Asscs.esr.

b j. G. MES glkE q CO. Aascoaeers
TkUSrEk,S SALE OF vALUABLk IN
IzsroNESy ylrtae q . sssS q srass rsssraed
snee ne Ard record Ct w arAIag,o eosnty. ID;
z. N Lleer a. ., Ne 81 e. Ole ~ &c ses !
s1Al ee1 a f1ohe 1ccon. on SAIgkNAN, Rn
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Se Alr,sseesrs. a. ave SsAcek y p. GO tolov-
d q, that 10 O. say-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-23

T. Just RECEIVED
WO NEW bOOKs.-Fne Ei-t-By Mrs
Loves eho- wen-BT Mrs. g nth so-.s
AT WiLLlAA ?. RiCH~TE!NS
Ns'ioas ScOk STORE,
us PenEsy vsn sveras
y Il y ~hsallg.cu. ID G.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-23

Capt. John p. Sherburne, Assistant Adjutan
General, Chief Of Gen wsdsworth's staff, while
riding with other members Of the staff on Wed.
nesday evening last, was kicked by Che Of the
horses on the leg, JUS. below the knee, making
q horrible cash. II Is believed the bone 10 moi
broken, bu: he has been confined to his bed
since, being very much reduced by loss OF blood
and by fever, from which he 10 slowly recover.
lag. IL IS to be hoped that he will be able tc
return to the ctace soon, as nom his business
efficiency his absence Is fel;.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-23

lsSssss : Sscsss-y, - 40
wssAiassss. CAllH asnfert's Rsneo'ph. leigh,
10 Srss,ea and kseaasoa's Virginia 90 - vols.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-23
MASSACRE OF CONrRABANDs BY soUTE
CAROLINA REREIS
4 REGIMENT OF LOYAL ARKANSAS cIrI
lens

6eneral MeDoveti n npidiy recovering fren
his i1iartss. and expecs - resume active dutie
In fsw days. Secretary Cease, scrempanisd b
. numeer IL prominent efxzeas BON atHe.en
sass u ne eeaatry, p.ia him tytag vtstt O
Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-07

81. FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS
Only depot in Maiden Lane,
NJ. g. corner Of William street.
All goods under the personal SUPER
vision of Mr. Haaheld We keep only his works, aud bug
from unreliable makers.
Fire Crackers and Torpcdocs the lowest market rates
The largest assortment VI brilliant coorcd Lanterns for
Nominations. -.......-. -
STRASBURGER MUM
No. 50 Maiden lane, corner OF William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-07

RECEIVERS NOTICE.
In pursuance order of the Supreme Court Of the
State of New York notice Is hereby given TO all persons
firms and corporations holding claiming of the cir
cuatng notes Of the former Ontario Bank Cat Canandaxual
the Ontario Branch Bank (at Utca) that they
quired present the for payment Of ONCE In the
of Utica before the LIST day OF July next and that
in default OF doing the said notes will not be paid
EDMUND A. WETMORE,
Receiver Of the Ontario Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-07
ships Crews List.

G"0 A1hoGs
Medea II NJ ship. Henry New
man, stoker
Manchester ship, VIM Cook,
Capt G ID 8 Trdsk
Martha ship, Alexander Arid,
carp, George Switzerland.
Minsanetta bark, Capt Gun.
ningham
North America steamer, John
Rosccrsnze
Maryana bark, Capt Wilkin-
son, Thos Laughton, Geo
Learch, Michael Mccarthy
Nonantuin bark, Thomas II
Mailing
N B Smith brig, Archarms
Crowel.
Norma brig, Capt s @ Jack
son, James Hutchinson, n
Lumley Vim Raw
Oliver II Booth schr, William
s Robinson
Philadelphia ship, John Fra
ser, VIM II Shaw
lAtp t1fhs w iiitdui Ddiltyt
Christopher Magnus
Philia brig, Donald Munro
Russia bark, Capt John Nc
kie, Henry Tnorp
Rose -, J ii Beriram
Restless schr, Daniel ) Irwin
Sanspareil ii N ship, WIN
Bennets
Southern Chief ship, wCame-
ron, Joel kendrick, Charles
McC juseant
Sea swallow bark, Stephen
Boocock
Sicilian bark, John T Pope
Statesman bark, RW Erving,
Capt CUysh
Topeka bark, Capt Church
Windermere ship, Capt David
) Harding
Warden Law bark, Henry
Halliday, John Piggales,
Gorge Willis
Yumuri bark, Capt Anderson