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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
EENTRAI RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.-

,EENTRAI RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.- -
y from foot Couitiao.ts ecting e. Hampton
Junction vita Deswa-, i. sawsnns and "esorn stifoao'
and &; Zs.oe with Lchg1 valley Railroad no 10 Gomez
lions direct line TO Pittsburgh sudthe Ne't without
abs nes o. cas-. 800. .-.-.-.-. 81. ,.-,
leave ~ ~ OK a. ioi, .-:
BsrRisgrse lpsE. 40 G. o.. f7l Eaten. Reading
Yotrs,1lr falrislfIs &cerl On INK. Nii ata psr. &C.,
MAI Tt,.-At q. d.. 'or ts7tcr. Ns,r- par stfsn'
zen Cleaf brnd ia-.tcn, NiI.t-5sr7-. G. 90,
y a Trnuf rH IRifS-I.- f.stfr. Narch thtnh WIZ
Esuepsr He.din-, Potissii-. ii.rTsburr &c.
4. 5. So. ffs.s.EGRr LrAIsFCf rasfo+4. hei-S-eih
AlsuioWu. and I-r.A CnIl&
ger. -. WA THAfS--i cr Souervl' d,
o. " Nesfrl,,. Fypltr.s-For Fs-ton Aielt67n. asse
IN narrisuug Pittsburgh. and the Wet Sleeping
Jera>y { u through to firs4ifs1 m -.
ExPGEss TEslS goE hAHh..srTG-. ne = m 1870 .
Tsit fou Ss -lork strives s t-rti.pufts p u COM
ius " penusy4yl . sHtrsi Re- f"au N
Ccrs. B.iroao. North and South and "ish mo 0Ap0ei-
lsud Valley Rsiuoaa- - - w.. ...
NsoA on. 70 sp u daily Sundays exec ed nr,s 81, ~
-onrc o NJ HsTisbusa with fonnsy W ola hsi 'at-i
no ctsuea o. cars 20 ptslfgh, AID but one 10 tnta
mai sai CG.cato -Four ho.l me % sfed hy ,s-ir. TINS
trail r -, ~.
Yok ron Pier 10 e. North B'es 81 20 aud i 20 m'
5.t. 4.a. and p 10 -, . ILL. 80,
tli1 e. n way. Jclf-' " "-h4--'''f so '''''
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CAUGHT Is rHE Acr.--On rhursday afternoon,
as c.iges Elder and keso were Wa king ~ bo.i"s'
,bar tspti IN was drawn 20 two evidently MnhDoit
non wi were mansuyoiing ia asu-pc lousy ests Ianei'
,nA they followed them. One went into furnishing sore
nd IN lie ac: Of purchasing cfava "hen ha'ns $50
80 dollar bin on The COULTER TO pay ior n Deteti' Ede
seuped In and arrested him, while Decisive Nese nses
80 ,tf.r vbo rrusued the door Jhry were tsaeh 10
III g, Ian .rs where they gave 'hef nsnes 81 George
r. md tliss smith On being searched h'y douss "a
rr,.t ave, on he Weeds 0snk of Needspot He"'
- -, .n ne oers1n Of Bs.ss snd OF the same
iu,tio1 on the pc sou Saith The otieers $50 elni
W M ,n,m p9cSsge Of tea snd ooN OF le"9ns' WV" a.
,,.s'isn "Wh-re DO sou reside bate. said ave y''
~. yer you happen 10 zee mo- Ia ans OF 20 n Sny
ware locked ID.
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p,rRIorrsM AND HEALTH is CHIcAGo.-Tsa
,bousand Rebel prisoners have been removed from
Camp Randall, Wis, and Camp Butler, Springfield
m. 70 Chicago, which city has proved 10 DC more
salubrious than the former locations. Mr. Gage o
the fremont House, aud Mr.. Tucker of the Briggs
ouse. have patrioticsly contracted to feed the prs
ouers for los cents per diem. Contractors hero i.S'
v,ar charged IS cents for feeding our volunteers.
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ALryggp GRAsD LsRcESf.-On Iuesday nighs
a. Et ale Of No l69 Crosby street. wa asains through
.,beu be wa ded tie .de~ alk be'~een
,ber IF ,.peou, looking characters, o., Of whoo ia-
,icr.ary rbb ri up agsus, his peFon NJ hsne " ~ 'n
s.oer missed his watch and remembering me man, de;
,t3 Nm, Al Police Hea3duaIter Cihcof s.ousey started
.,l on rbur.g ay eeded in rres,ing him in
I,,'ton s,f.et. His Frank Nison siia. hnApp
NJ A.ne'. gold bunting case watch Nsiuo" !" P''"
Nd. accused was lockcd up
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Go IUbom ii man gonrern.

MISSING GIRL. KATE O'CONNER aged
W H. lot her Payer stand corner Of br'so"1 aDh
i,uatst bisv l6i w. sst seen g'Ios 20 siien .u.
tboYt "A fet a. stout lgb comp rKon a. 80 h'4 o'f
eersrd bal on ilsck Gcs short sleeves :J 49, ''-
rn hood. siru.a ter sho irrti abe 10 goo iy,-'s
found brrs h., a. PATRICK CNADDCH. 10 y, IaaHy't'
/ .Lsgr =. VII . 81
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trrnltnre.

DEDEOOM ENAMAELED TURNlIu M ~
ID IN color of w,r,ptel mi.factue, tls, sed C,snui
C,sn,her sui -. ain aud Ous nenirl t H. r. AHl'-
TONS No :A3 ansl- 81 opposite Wooster ts's'hsd i"''
DEDS BEDS BEDS
ID PUINANS PAfkNT SPRING BLp
The b~s' Bod " No iti Cop'l. corner fiif"'u''
EIENIrUEF.-F. KRUriNA, successor 10
} ". DOE & Co, Eos vi Gni % lsst ho"''' ST. De
tween the Bo~eIy and 2dsy., has hand go - rh
.tu.iugA spauf as0tlni.pf n trt class tAh"@A F'
SiTUBt Which he will eel ut ven bow prices
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Al ortcE 10 CosyaLEscESr SoLDRRs.-Under
Military Notices will be found u call made TO con-
valesceut soldiers of the army, now IN tho CITY ana
vicinity. Those who are able to 60 duty, are eX'
pectcd to report TO Gen. Harvey Brown, at Fort
Hamilton, preparatory to being cent to their regi'
melts.
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BROOkIYV ITEMS.

ArrEuPIED SUIcIDE.-Ibe servant girl, Gains
rins .n who was found in unused vel ID Washi goo
- ,r.isa ~ some mes wac ATTEMPTED 20 1nmt an oat
nd that she jumped tie well to escape from th-m
Il appear. on Investigation, gtsmp'sd to destroy hstssu
whie bo-iur uader teulporsry dersus -meu caused
.,Tont rns Sic had previously taken poison which alsS
20 produce TIE sdee, desired but 'ad she won ye
fsnnty In sand. stgee The police took her in charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

CouyrrRFRn BILLs-Fiye dollar coanteriei.
hill, On The Wesd.pori Bank kew.losk were passed
vsrl .torss on thursday night Officer Cannon OF me
500 p,src, police arrested Heoy Williams for assemps.
m to pa. one 81 tho bills a, MeaS,en s,oe.'y e0,asi q
49, "a i, bssE bhis were iouEd upon his peSsoo He
xss n, ID for 3 heariDg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

CHRISTIAN ALLI.soE.A 1.-The Inauguration of the
Broadway meeting of this Alliance will be held at
the City Assembly Rooms on Sunday evening. The
Rev. S. II. Tying ID. d., will preside.
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Tux MusrIRlSG OFFicr.-Tho statement 10 two
Of the city journals that the mastering office in
While street n closed. is Incorrect The Office is
kept constantly open, and recruits arc pouring IN
, daily.
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IARD-TO BAD WRITERS-A young gem
~ ensn who writes eesant and rapid hand can Away
situation. with handsome salafrj ana sc
hs al eau 10 scqnired readily aud ceHsny you
Gao buy sny a-S- Of nefchsndse The subscriber has te
cent?, % perfected his gynnsc process Of instruction " TO
rnsns. perfect running hand 10 conss OF ten private "on'
Ysa Il the Ordinary scho,n.y teaching VII not give the
.tiI brh any one may offered pogsss
fortnight herr. Al particulars on AZ iniefyew. w =
nACLAUHIN Writing Alsrer. Box No. SysI foi.'ohee'
p s-I.es.ons siv-n in schools snd ianiliei
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iSsgiP.' chseiia oftas 18Th Regiment n. Y. SscFa
mens &c q 20. -
A ser,,,n on the Paramount importance Of
Principle aise Do Religion aid 40 noV.inn rn fn6se'sS
gooEs =, a.. sc... ~ iyelssl.t Church, between 9Th
.ud .ii .s2 70 -NOttkOW IUhNlNH e.: 100 iocA. IAo
comullsion sil follow. No afternoon service ga Ssp'einSe
A the State-s'. Cougregpi,r nal Church. near s,
no no s.yn Snif "a, ~. ~. ''i Alto e. N seead
8 rn0u lhs Lord. flayt sna ftV"t's 'O' ne sb
, Ib. EAfiou. Pat and Peat Psoges. nd u.GTo
Destiny considered in tie ll OF History sud 'ns bOs
.n,,,.r-Tl. Io..gns,,on ofthe Broad~sy ,IeetiaeD
q iae Chao A,1eoi y - az oe,op iae Rev =
A. IiNG - d. vi Se er,,S p d. ,R. Rev hLKX
'TunwPsON d. D.. end tie Rev 4. {. OoSS PROFESSOR
WILSON vim cad t'r 'ngns. .-
Antioch Bsplse Church c5,y 9rga,i,Ty chit Pit
The ihd An1iyr. ~ MI ' ,as',.d by the Rev. :.
hLi0Ch ,t3y a.. Tue Anpuai epo,i e. bfasins sG's
olt D.! 10 s wonderful dealings vt 'he "A''" "a" "
su.ed 1t o'clock D. n" Al aI.'n'l,eu.
.,,,, IA. E,inhany, s.an.o,-s.. between Es-
'"t 80. 80 10 - vice q: i'l m and y p nl
a. g-g. HETiY {. hlNNEf vii preach on SUNDAY
nv ESiNG NOT
-,,,,,,,.l,, lion trs Methods, MS DUTIES AND
~ Gillis-D THOMPSON viii prctch u t1e hf'
~ Is.fn,rie Chareh, on SABBATH EVENING, july o.
:. % o'clock
600. sforr-, Editor of The EibIe Examiner,
III ,..b =, b'tarc iil so. 81 Eis br3'dwag. % mo
80. advent Church. Waiting fof "a. coating OF Imt, 70
.i.o a. ki,a over al the ha.ih, tO-NiOALoN ASuu.}
a., ana 30 a. All ioyes u Bpio ruth are coidihy
i.vi.cl t0 attend
Independent 1IetAoGi,t to .io. MtI iisC - W"
q, mi Ir fis nov iU'cr ftcnt letHN-jN 'h..oH'
80, =, e,b Az TDhnNEONs. ~ i0l "a. sud AZ q .
p, - an RAJ ~-gces Of J. o'co.t No. ana sHn"'y ~
ris,ia.-r Ace,is % y. seas oAesu"S po'''' ''
siI 70 si ------------
memorial Church, Bammonds,. eons' Ns ,,oI
- - d, n-, ~. MOS, lt.ciu. 81 ~ MAS l4t!e ca
- ,.s,b ID-NgEnOW tsinisyl hNhNhu services
a. o.. a. m e. ADD o'oiacs. p N "es'''i,' -
Notics- Blocker Hnll.lne r. s.f. r., 90 VI ~ ~
n I'M IL .'..,TI.s l.4t 7ABBAIN hFtNlnb uh VI
2 t, feo. inq subject. Scp,url Inquiry into thc o
.i- ..ur, sto tho Au'.ic . defa, hof al' hPy'a
-sviocs % a oclecs "a Mothns ''-"S - ~ '''|
5.,Js4 Sg4yy. as y saa vs'g9A
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Young men eau learn ther true pursuit, ana
,reus hos. 20 train their dren be and happy b.
Phenel)scsl ramin .iiou Fowler Wells. SVd d"y
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Rrror.nY.-The store Of Philip Murray, corner
=, ~, s,enne and Graham street buTglstousy Ga
. snI robbed OF gge,t quantity OF ties On Wednesday
night, by breaking In one o. the windo"@
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IAqV DAY OF tne DRAMATIC chhSUN hI Dht-
-. N-xrrv Tho Poical DIANA. SOSs oP THs kgPr r.
80 "a ,Le Fir,s TnE hAVNTED CsiNBtR Ims An Xxx.
s rveNiNa At and = Oc.ock. All the living Won
d-rt al ail hours.
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Fniiishel this DAY:
CIJNNERY INSTRUCTIONS simplihed for
" IA. ~. ofthe Volunteer Ocsrs Of the United states
Vsvr With hlnts 10 executive md other officers % LieH
Edw d Barrett United ottes Navy fus-etot IN ounhery
Brooklyn Navy Yard Voi l3mc. CLOTH - 70
. eysTFN or TARGET FOR tls OF troops when
.rnsd With the Market li-.Nrte Rife or Ganiuei pre-
r,rsd rsy from French b. Cc.t Henry l.h Dsl
beginner United ss;~s Infantry - - =, .,-,.,,,
PtILi5nED BIZ ORDER ~ rHE WAR DEPART
MEsT
vol lsuo cloth. plates. 30 cent?
Seat ire. By mail on receipt OF Price
u VAs NOsTRAND Pu6isheg No. l9' BIoldwsy
NTOrICE.-TUE STEAMER NIAGARA will
~ - lane, ST, pier No - Eat R,er) pr1blb =
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON ,tG ocio,k, on her h.'i
trn 10 Onen. Ofrsnpot Sag harbor &c, ana VIII m'Ae
r,guls- trr, therrsit.r For pardrulsrs apply TO
A. j. RICHARDSON, 10 80 fufon'si
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NOTICE. -EDGE's First PREMIUM
~ FIREWORKS
Tn. Frrwor from our sborli1rv have tikcn away every
premium offered by the American institute but Que, and Ill
other pr.mius sye been olrscd tor competition saee
thcif laboratory hls been BE- opera ion.
Cities and own, ts intend celebrating the coming Auni-
,ers would 10 wei 10 make early application a. ins la1o'
ls.ory Noifh Point. jei,~y City. y ). - No..
JOSEPH q. 1 ISAAC EDGE.
Pyrotechnis,.
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TuRowv IRON A CART.-lawrenee Jourdan; re-
iliues. No. Green lane thrown from bis cert "a "
IL avenue Yesterday and Seriously injured ne was sos
v.r.d 90 tie City Hospital The horse, hspPeas was 'sa'
e,et by the tirlng CT crackers.
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AUI6cnieni8.

n SN vi AhLhiCaN Dl u - Il " m
SATURDAY July 5. 1853.
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
P pRAasTfS SEASON sEAsSS
and continuation Of the splendid
FOURTH or JULY ATTRACTIONS!
Thousands unable to gain sdmittsnce yessrday In
consequence Of the crowd hence by the urgent reaas Of
ALL THE HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
are continued to-day for their accommodation and that Il
LADIES, CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES.
who dare ot venture into the street Yesterday
TWO SPLENDID PERFORMANCES,
the cosins exhibition of the in the dsmsto hss VIII
AFTERNOON. AT3 O'CLOCK.
EVENING, AT IL
consisting OF Drama Illustrative Of event, In the h French
tho
SONS OF THE REPUBLIC;
THE DAWN oF LIBERTY.
TBE HAUNTED CHAMBER,
the most au:hsbs interesting aud ,n play ever PIT upon
bitten at oil hours:
THE AMERICAN LANIBERTi
NINE fEET THREE iScHEs IS ROUND TRn sooY.
WEIGHING sos POUNDS
ALSO, THAT WONDERFUL
q A n II q 1 II l.,
MISS JANE CAMPBELL. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
FAT GIRL EVER SEEN. IL years old.
WEIGHING 6lS POUNDS,
And m.,,urins NINE FEET y INCHES BOUED. The
LARGEST MOUNT FANS OF HUMAN FLESH
EVER BEHELD.
COM. NUTT-THE $4,000 NUTTi
Tn. smsle.. man Of hi. sge in the wo.li
10 YEARS OLD, BUT ~ INCHES HIGH,
WEIGHING ONLY Af POUNDS !
COMMODORE NUTS BEAUrisUL CARRIAGE.
Manufactured ~ Wood Brothers, New York.
The Commodore will also appear in variety OF his Inter
eng performances the stage Ia the Lecture ROOM during
each Dramatic Performances
N T. d, II III L. l. t. A Il y r. - Sc L.,
From the Boston Aquars Gardsn,ths most beautiful sad
intel Ike nj ANNA. from tns oTiny deep.
DEN or LlVIS6 MONSTER sERPESTS,
THE AQUaRIAb GARDEN,
with H. myriad. Of beautiful Living Fish.
QUAKER, OR WOODEN GUN,
LIVING HAPPY FAMILY. WAX SrATUARf. 10.
Admission al only % children under ten. IL os'
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Ocean CLEANERS.


4 RRANGEMENT commencing July |, 1862
~ FOR CALIFORNIA. VA PANAMA.
Grst.csss steamer will leave EewYork on the let ith
Of month exeep, when thess dsis. i.h or
SUNDAY when ths day Of depsrtur. viii be the MONDAY
For lr.gh, pss.ss, 'ppl, the Snly eos No Bowl
ins-.reen. u. l.. ALhhN' ASH
I'OR NEW-ORLEANS.-The STEAMSHIP
NIT. giii .e. . VIII al 5 or l;f des
SATURDAY jay 5, al 2 ooo.s, n. Csa accommodate
apply 10 -. - VI. u hoh, l,
NEW-YORK 10 LIVEKPOOL.--1he steam
N slip GREAT EASTERN, Walter Patton. Conus7der
From LiserPool, calm. 4" , Ero% Ssy-f iiss
TUESDAY. IuiyI. TUESDAN Sept
sAIuRDAA Aug 10 -
From $3.50 4s5 each Beth &c o-dir. to the size
ton AID ceomno ia'ion Of the State 80 I'll having th'
privileges ia the Ssloous sad pa regard 70 meals aud
dsuce suite; Of apartments ior families may be engaged
Ties ior The ycssg, 70 AID from L,ePoo fare and
So want. accompanying pssenser and Children under z
year, hall fare lDianis irre
SECOND CAs3N.
stat. Room Bel,hs ea- served OF separate table 20
TniRD Ani. . ,
1nteedise ssteBoom Passenger found win bsds b.d
dir. Table aud Utensils aud good suDsgus God a. 500
with lupsrior accommodation. -,
E,ch passenger sowst 20 cubic fee Of bsgs'.e An '1Pe
RACED .Tscon on 1osrd
CIAS'A VIII TNI.Y q. the Oar.. No 1c Broadway.
nOWlAND AsrINwALL, Agents.
LosDox EKBblTi1s.-Eetul tcsstl % Lonoon AMI BACK
af.. lass > 90 fh'rdr.ss., 90.
GTFAM WEEKLY "a LIVERPOOL. touching
y az ou-eastowu fCor, HrrDor.-th. Live 900. New
No. tud TLi.d-'uis steamship Company irrni dtsiel
3x fheril CyceDut lion Steamship. a. io""s'
GLASGOW ............ ...........Sstu. asy. sey -.
CRY or EALTMoRE.......... - . urJsy, ja!y y
KANGAROO. ..... .SauIu'. .y ~ D..
10 - North River.
FIRST CABIN..........sfs STEERIGH.......
Fi.s. Cabin London ~ Sisersr- 10 Lonaon.... ~
tiI.t ABA 70 fafis... ~ -ieeisse 70 ruis.'.''''
ii - aba Hamburg F5 -tsrIuR- o bstnnurg.. -
Ps.enser. also forwarded 70 HAVE Bremen hoefdin
Antwerp &c, at equally l1w rstes. ,. - 40
hates nom Liverpool. Or Qgeeudovn; IT Cabin - Ho
and . 1885, steera-e i!om Liverpool. $40. fIou Curens
town 80. Tickets be bought hoIo a. these rates
. enabling people 20 s-nd f9r Their friends.
These steamers have superior acomodattns ioF pssen
fel. are strongly oait IL Natetshi ton srcto she
cav Patent Ffe Auuihaior. IA eneuesd Sufsepn'
AZ ched 20 each s'ssi er. ,,.,rrt , a,
For forthsr Informs on sppty IN LIVERPOOL 70 WILLIAM
TSMAN Agent, ?, Wstsrs. IN Glasgow TO ALhA "
COLIN. no - Enochfgu,Ie. IN Oueen.io~n 20 & a ~
d. SEYMOUR 4 Co.; IN l0liol to i.lN rs n MAIL no
al Ki-s " illisnst a. Pads 20 JULES DECOtt No a
r.. Nor. Dam, de. Vctsr-' Place dc Bonfse IN Pn,
delghis JOHN G. DALE. No il NsiHuts'' OF ~ th'
Join q. DALE. Agent. No. IS Broadway. ~ Y.
NOrrcy-Pss.rnrers per stran- hip tisss'w WI ea'e
Pier No A. X. X, II p on Saturday, July lSol'
II s. PASSPORTS PROCURED-On ap
plyine A. 80 20 Walls. up staif.l
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fireworks.

EIRE WORKS!
FLAGS, IRE WORKS !
FLACs!i
JOHN n. STEABNs.
80 90 Csisr-,i Esory opposite tie Po.t+ os1ce.
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CITY ITEMS.

CESrRAL PACK CoNcsRr.-The Central Park
Commissioners announce that there will be music on
the Mall this afternoon, the 5th inst. a. n o'clock
p. TO-, by the Central Park Band, under the leader
ship of II. b. Dodworth, if the weather is fine. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

RETAIL Al WHOLESALE PRICES
MADE TO MEASURE AT so PER DOZEN.
OR SIX FOR TEN DOLLARS.
MADE OF NEW-Y0RK MILLS MUSLIN,
With fue Linen Bo5os and warranted good Shirt 80
sod In ths retail stores al r 50 eseh.S
ALSO THE VERY BEST SHIRTS THAT CAN BIZ
'HIADE AT $50 PER DOZEN.
LINEN SHIRTS,
TO MEASURE, SO PER DOZEN
sELF-AEASUREMENr FOR SHIRTS.
Pnted directions sent free eyeywhsre aud 90 easy TO on
derstsnd ths tiks their for shrr
warrant good h, n es,h 10 be paid 20 the Express Com
psny on recap. OF soods
GENTLEMEN
FURNISHING GOODS,
or I'm. quality bought for cash. OF the be.. European ,snu
lecturers son,ely sold retail in Ne-lofE q. profit
Of only TEN PER CENT.
COLLARS. beat foir-riy, = 81 por dozen
EECK-TlEs st 25c. &c. 3Sc.. fOc, aud Soc.
UALF-HOSE. - 81 - 81 81 per dozen.
GAUZE COTTON UNbERSitlk1S 61c TO al
LINEN HANDKERCHiEFS wHrsnied sll linen, ~
81 20 81 -, ~ - 25 50 ~ Is, ena 81 per DOZEN
OLovEs-ALEXASDER BEST Kids, 81 10
5. W. II. WARD,
From LONDON.
no. 3S7 BROADWAY,
Bst~ecu VI hit. and Nslksg-s's
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REryGEss AND SAILORS AT THE NAw-ENGLAND
RooMs.-Thr Tennessee refugees who were released
from the Parish Prison in New-Orleans, by order Of
Gen. Butler have been staying Tor several days at
the New.Engisnd Relief Rooms, for ygant Of fumes
TO forward them TO their homes. They are very
respectable men, aud have suffered persecution be-
csuse Of their devotion to the Union. The sum OF
800 needed to pay their fare and fit them for their
return home. The simple announcement Of this fact
viii be sufficient to Stir up the proyerbia bsnsvo-
lence of our citizens. There also two sailors
who were taken prisoners by the Rebels several
months ago. and only recently released, stopping at
toe same place, and needing the same charity.
These brave seamen are SCARED and battered, and
support. for their families has been Gil. of entirely by
their imprisonment. Since the Government has
made no provision 70 NEE. tuch eases, we are conf
dent our citizens will exercise their usual Aberalty,
and send poor jack on his way home rejoicing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

O. EN NEW 7-OctaNe IlANOS IN rose
Jp BDp. wood cses iron f',uts' AID overst9n b.i.
Tor 10: jo wh uoidngs 0p do with cary eniet, sho
,,t tsorbosfd 10 ~, aud lnD; do with prs keys.
+Xz3 90. ak.5. end $50 new u octave Si5J' Do
b-oc ave iH. The shove PisIor are iuly "s iaEtel
a the greatest ,arsans tiit lie foand IN 'he cry
Pc - call and Secondhand Pitscs - F. rfP
~ 90 s6l h.J. aud boo. New MrbODkoNn o. r. 'slrN
az mice 10 new aud second nsnd Pianos ~ "a
10 LfI st ~ sgi upward per month, feui sozoa pr
csed monthly payments received for tie sane eco
hand ri ms tsken ia oTchsuse for new csh pad ini the
.are Foreign .h-ot &c a. c,nsIe page an Xmas OF
u.ic mcto ani.t price ptust att ndiIee ~
Lew n,.ic HORACE WATERS Agcut No. ga bfoadwrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

THE MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPrARAscE or CAPT.
LlYEs.--Capt. Lines some Elk months since resigned
bis posi'ion, desiring 10 pass the remainder OF his
lie on shore. This action was hastened by sudden
shock received by slipping from the icy gangway,
and striking upon the goaris OF the ship. OF late
be had considerably improved. and was intending to
spend the Summer in Europe. On Saturday, June
H. lie arrived al the International Hotel, Niagara
Falls About pm. on Sunday, nc started out for a
walk, since which he has not been heard from.
Search has recently been instituted in bis behalf but
10 tidngs of him can be learned. IL is feared that
he has gone overthe falls. A body, supposed 70 be
bis, has been discovered IL the whirlpool, below
Suspension Bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

CTEINWAY & SONS GOLD-MEDhL PA
y TEVF ONEEspRUN6 GRAND and SQUARE RI
AsO- have been ewafdsd the bt premium ~hcreVer snd
Whenever exhibited in competition With the beat makes oil
bo.tou, New-YOk Philadelphia aud Baltimore and are no"
con. Tered the hes. Pianos manufactured -
gttoa guaranty I've yesrs givon with each in''ru
ue1t. -
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G.eambogis ano RAILROADS..

ON Sunday and every day. for Newark, fare
~ ISc and Bergen Point fare lOc The stesmboS Thomas
Wa, iesfes pier 30 r. foot Dey 81 l0 and4 I'M
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Religions Nohtes

Alnnsor Fl. T.. Church Norfolk g., nes Grand
p,r'ching TOMORROW. At ~ Do, by Ire Pastor TIE
n,y JOIN T.. sFARLKs At1tp p. M. BY tho Nev y y
iNsgIP Chaplain oGths 18th Regiment, n Y = v sscia
mon. NJ 81 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
Glnsleal 1nslrumen!o.

DOARDMAN, GRAY d Co. have REMOVED
Id to No 20 Broadwuy opPos. 'hr newt on an
,o9,e,, Of tli,r uDfiva.ad PIANOS on hand C.itssc
AID school PIANOS for s?J and Sls1 IlANo5 and hH-
LODEONS to RENT
DIANOS, MELODEONr, HARMONIUMS.-
rlfst class. For SALE, 70 LET ot SOLD on NJ FALL
NysrS on favorable terms. PcloDbet Hamoniuu. one.
30 OF three banks Of keys -" t4n Cottage faho'
iglg warranted q ana octave, & 10 20 I 40
~ lEL1ON Nos. Hl ard BsJ Etoadwsy' N. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

following !, The programme:
P,ar l.
l. March from Comma Dversy ........ .Doui1etti.
e Overture TO Tsncredi". .ROssiDi
:. Song" The Harp tina. once Moore
l. QUokstep Triumph. ...Strsus
PAhr II.
ModaYiin Scho.nsh. pInen
=.
3 Scherzo from symphony in A.......... Aendelsohn
T. Death OF GLORY Oelop. ..............''.Sc hhuehu
PART Ill.
!. March from an Polnto.. Donza'h.
=. IiledOhiau MeioGicE...
J. Nsitz-Dresm OF the Oosen... ..ttnDsL
4. All. from La Tseyisla. erd.
NatiOnsl AiTs
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DIANOs. MELODEONS, HARMON
D4VFN a. BACON.

DAVEN d BACON, - eo..,.,
IA Manufacturer Of Grand ~ Square PliNO FOiI
~ ar,roou, No 10 Gfsii-st, rear bTos6Esy, ". !.
We are now ofe favorable terms idl 'soitnen'
of Piano ors warranted in every respect Liberal arrange
,rt, ID. vith usres dcsifirg to IJ ~ inselneu;a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

4.e 3: 20. 81. and 81 50 -, . soa
nr 49,, 90 d al 70 Asu.s oF.eise 1sli H'- 80