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ir 1855 whence she hailed, AI5f I97 tons, and had
q 307 bushels wheat.
ACARD--The undersigned takes Lbis nie hod OF sypr
his heaiteli thanks u Cspt Fuief OF the British o.
hawk for his Kind and bf0thery treatment Of iny1e
Disabled crew while on board his saip ~
THOMAS GIBSON, late v.aster bark Hyper
The sne bark Sea Shell. s3i TONS which arrived at W
Oct a. 1860 has benn Withdrawn frfa the whaling bns
She is htne for the China trade under the
Capt Howes OF Dennis.
The following table gives surps ~ Of the vessels 1
hastots Of New York Boston Baltimore. Charleston
nah New Orleans and Galveston, a. the latest
each Of those ports:--
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France.

The debate on the address had commenced in the
Corps J-gisatif
reror,s pan Of arge fund being placed a his disposal
10 reward military services instead Of the dotaton 70
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THE SUMTER AND TvsCARORA.
Particulars OF the Arrest Of the sumter's
Omcers by the Moors.


Gibraltar scvjces report the Sumter e there aud ths
rsscarora lying OF Aiges.ras.
Details given OF the at Tansier OF OF
the SuIniers officers and Gr. Thompson, who lately
hljed the cnce Of United States Wee Consul s Csdz
Their landing at Tspsier accidental and they were
seized by soldiers Letters ifom Tangier Of the 2eth
say tho prisoners who confined in the United
STATES Consulate ihal day embarked the Unit
ed states shpof no, which sent from Algesrss
fer the purpose OF receiving them.
The Noorisb Minister 1t appears chad demanded their
release but tho United States Consul, In reply, threat
sxks his flag and leave the country il be was
tsfered with the disposal of bis prisoners The Moor
ish Minister thersuYcn allowed the prisoners to be
barkei.
The affair occasiorsd great excitement among the Euro
pcans; they armed themselves closed the port gates
vanly asked the Interference OF the European repre-
sentaves and then went In body 10 the United States
Consul 10 demand the release of the The riot was
apay queed through the interference OF the British
Ninstsr. The Moorish authorities sent m escort "
Moorish gMas With the armed American party, who
conveyed sPsssr y lhs beach, in order TO prevent
. collision rIn yhe ptpulscs.
A The British Ministers have stated in the House Of
cohmops thar belief that tho prisoners have been
leased Il pTeEed ths, they have later tclegrapbio
infcrInAIlon than the above.
6nlS 4lcs be- been issued at Gibraltar thOt no sig
nas e|s iqH msa eoag icat'ns 10 Que 'o0sn, 0sp pro-
o,sd;ncs ofne cHT -sAs
--r-s~1E-sAE
The sumter and the Hoors.
Mr.. I.YARp, In reply TO NJ q Griffith I.. I:,.-., @ ..e
,,ems made on the previous evening that The officers
Of the Confederate sumter arrested at Tangier,
nj tho instance Of ths United States Consul had been
released.
~,y7s Nj.
The proceedings OF the British Parlsmsnt on the OH
instant we're Of slight importance a Sc -An-
Tho House Of Commons passed number OF impUtant
votes on the army estimates
Among the fcrt6cston votes Of 60 900 for the
defence " the river Msresy.
A vote OF fio 900 for the enlargement Of the Sand.
hurst Military College rejected BY twenty eight
joriiy Against the government.
sir q. C. Lewis, during the debate, gave a complete
denial the reports Of the failure Of the Armstrong
He said 400 guns Of this description had thus far
been Manufactured and, with very slight exceptions
they had answered every expectation entertained OF
them. lie also showed that the government stores Of
war materials, &C, were equal TO any emergency.
Duncan Dunbar eminent shipowDer, Of London, has
died suddenly. His property lie estimated at two NIL
lions sterling
slight accident occurred to the Great Eastern on the
grldron Auiford One Of the shores OF tho grdiron
caused indentstion n Of the ships plates which
would require 70 be replaced.
The annual meeting OF the Galway Steamship Company
is called for the eith.
Ihe London Pos urges that the time Ia now ripe for
The solution Of the Atlantic telegraph question.
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CPRING MEDICINE.
Impurities wich have been arried long in the bel
apt tobresk out when the genial warmth OF spring d
grim winter .
rans in The bones, Vi ious and heart diseases, fcv
asur coslivcness asthma, skin diseases and eroat al
of the head. Now the cure Is found in
BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL ri
which can never injurc. and cannot b. ovcrdonc.
In Small. Pox Measles ana s. arlet Fever no bette
cine can be useJ. Children and sduis seldom die VIII
ere usrd.
indy OF Brooklyn was taken with nunbness OF 1
aide. LEFT nand cold and ferss; vclent pain Of tht
Insead Of bleeding she took -four DOES OF Brspdre
in as many days, and was cured. Even her doctor
they had saved her from
Wy PARXLyTIC STROKE.
TESTIMONIAL FROM A DEALER. =.
ALnaSY, March ID
r. BRaspRxrH, NJ. D..-Dear 4 r-Eucfoscd pies
uedolilrs tor the half gross OF Rfantrcth rts, new
The 1ils sivc great satisfaction Tne customers are
iarv please with the piece Of Plaster around cach po
hnd II so useful for cuts burns ani wounds fcner
hope yon win continue " pot tine Pis up 70 NY
''''' Corner Of Broadway and nsidsr 1
Secure his blessed mcdl Inc, and your 81 kness vi
s1air OF dag. - a.. a...., crnr1r
rSiON SQUARE. NEW YORK NO NOhIh.
eiEEEI, fliif,ADnLPuiA aud o CJRNBh UE
AND STREE IS, WAsulNvtoN, W v. inoe
Ave cents, with fun dirscbons
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CMITH 4 BROTHERS,
b .--.---
NEW YORK

IN whole half and quarter casks, brcwsd from the d
barley malt and hops. Brewery vs. and l6o West Eig
treef. ", v.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY MARCH "a, 1862.

General nontauhan, represented as generally more DIS
tasteful even than the dotaton bill
II WAS reported that the question win be pat ~ the
therefor.
Tho Bourss On the 7th inst. was nrm al 70f 1ec.
PAs@ March ., 1854
The Aoser says the statement that tho students OF
the Polytechnic school are conaned " tho building IA
consequences Of the agitation IN The Quarter LlD 10
correct
Spain,
The Madrid jo,irnas assert that the news that the
h incorrect.
Several spanish prelatss win attend the approaching
Prussia.
Bxslu, March 8, 1852.
Ths Ministry resigned 10 day, in consequence Of the
adoption in !he Lower House Of motion that the prn-
epa Items In the revenue expenditure be included n the
general budget
The Federal Agitation fn Germany.
FRANKFORT, March 8, 1862.
In the Federal Diet to-day Austria and Prussia pro-
keetorai Hesse in conformity with the federal laws and
with tho guarantee that the provisional rights Of The
States shaI be respected.
VESHA, March 0, 1862
II is asserted that the collection Of taxes by the mill
tary authorities Of Transylyania 10 sus pended
Tho Emperor Of Austria s about 10 make tour through
venet. He viii be absent about ooe month. TIE o.
ect Of his journey y TO the troops forming mil
tary Gordon between Austria and Italy.
Italy.
Signcr Cordova has tepdered his resignation Of the
Ministry OF Justice. Senator Pozzi succeeded him.
The Opnione, Of Turn, believos the Ministerial pro-
gramnle will contain project for putting into activity
Che Mobile National Guard.
TuRlN, March o, 1852.
The Hald says that the conference between Garbadl
and Ratazz has had very iDporta results Of nature
TO exercise great influence the dostines Of the
country.
Marquis vllamsnce is spoken cf for the Ministry Of
Foreign Afhifs
India.
The Bombay mail Of February IL bad arrived ana the
American portion Is board the America The is
generally anticipated.
The news OF the settlement OF the American dispute
occasoned great satisfaction in India Thers was great
excitement 10 the cotton market
Greece.
The nsorreciion IN Naupala is ssid to have already
cost 500 lves.
ATKINS, March 8, 1862.
Royal decree Offers amnesty to all military lnsur
gents except the authors Of the rebeien net the
Incncemcnt Of the bonlhardment Of Esupaiia NJ Fdcon
ps aud the French Minister ii AthenE charged by the
King 10 treat with the Insurgents.
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The Sumter and tho Woors.

Mr. LsyARp, in reply 70 NJ q Griffith I:y.-.- .. -.
,a,emsSi made on the previous evening that ,he ocers
Of the Confederate steamer sumter arrested at Tanger
q. tho pr,ancs Of tbs United stes Consul, had been
released
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Spain.

MApRD March 8, 1862.
The Madrid tournae assert that the nows that the
Spanish government contempates recalling Gsnaa rim
h incorrect.
Several Spanish prelates win attend the approaching
conveoatlon at Rome.
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Prussta.

BxRlu, March 8, 1852.
Jhs Ministry resigned TO day, in consequence Of the
adoption in the Lower House OS motion that the prn-
'ipa iloms In the expenditure be included in the
general budget.
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The Bombay mail Of February IL bad arrived and tn
American portion is on board the America. The news
generally anticipated
The news oi the settlement OF the American DISPUTE
cccasoned great satisfaction in India TheTs was grea
excitement 10 the cotton market.
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WRECK IN LOWER HosF RIVER THAMES
Nf TRINITY HOUSE, LSSDOS March !, I
Notice Is hereby given that .reen Bnoy marSed W.T.
word Wreck, has botn placed 10 iathoms w oil
sunk near the Lower Hope Point
The Buoy lies in 4a fathos low water spring tides
the following marks and compass besrinEz:- 49,
Shelhaven Trees, one-qna'ter their breadth on II
Haven Pier, by MN. 80
The Flagstaff ON the Lower Hope Point In line Win
Chimney Of Battery House, Sc by EstE.
Finsbnry Mills = little open W OF the Factory UP
Creek, StsW.
Mucking Lighthouse, EEtzE
The Mast OF the Wreck ~ sim standing
BY or,er. p. II. BERTHON. Secrets
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The nsorreciion IN NaupaIa ssid to have already
cost 500 lves.
AnIsa,s March 8, 1852.
Royal decree Offers amnesty to all military lnsur
gents except the authors Of the rebeion sai the
ncncemcnt Of the bonhardInent OF Naupaia NJ. Fucon.
ps aud the French Minister AZ AthenE charged by the
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ae FEDERAL AGITATION In Germany.

In the Federal Diet to-day Austria and Prussia pro-
posed the shment Of the constitution Of 1881 IN
Eeetorai Hesse In conformity with the federal laws and
with tho guarantee that the provisional rights Of The
States shaiI be respected.
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VIENNA, March 0, 1862.
II is asserted that the collection Of taxes by the mill
tary authorities Of Transyfyania 10 sus pended
Tho Emperor Of Austria s about 10 make tour through
vsnetia. He will be absent about o1e month The ob
ject Of his journey y TO review the troops forming mil
tary Gordon between Austria and Italy.
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CTNTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY-

y Prom foot Of Cou'tandt-st-Couusc;n g It Hampton
ru-oa .h Delaware. Lactsvarnp and T. Rail Dad
nra 81 Easoa with Leish Valley railroad and ia
tous o- direct line 20 Pittsburgh and the West without
change O. -
SUMMfH ARRANGEME Mt oarsencag hay 2, 1862
--l.ave New OK e. ioI, ~.
H,pFfssrrC LrrKEss-At 6. n. for Eaton. Reading
pgsfsvi.r Harrisburg MGuca Chunk. " ilismpnrt Sc.
Man rrafs-At q. for Eas.on. W alter Gap, S-rsn-
ton tr.4i bond Pitiitor, Niikssh@rie &c $50
lPv Traotcn TRAiE--For LastoD Mach Chunk, WI!
l;.,s.psf R.,-dir.. Po.tsyilr Hrrrirburg &C.
g.. - 81 e. PAssENGER TgsIS-toT Easton. beth4eneIs
Allentown. end March ttguE
..ur. ~ WAY TRAIN--F lr Snuervile.
BE- =. HfsrERV ExPRsss-FoT Baton Alentown Read
T.. nsrtjug PsburzA aud tie West Sleeping cars from
jersey C.tf through 20 Sius.u'gh
i1raf.s TRAM FOR htrr..,Br E6-Ihe e NJ IIpfess
Train .-ot New York Harbour az p M ennues
~ Sat -d "ea y!cenl4 Cent? abroad No theia
Ccltrsl Broad No..h and soeA and WIN the CnInDeI
isrd VALLEY Railroad. M,
qsr Tr.oreH Express Tam FoE THs WEsT. lssy-s
SeyI dsty fS1rdsss excepted m.@inS co-"
Ioruecou harrisburg ~.rh - usy ivt1ia haiToad"in
10 sose o. car Pittsburgh and but Cie n C'"ci1-
mai std Chicago fouT hour TINS 10 saved oy taxing This
tan. .
Ili,.Blriiroar AND NrrYoEK FsREy-Lesve New
Y5s fyrieg No. p No4ta River a. 40 ead II 20 L. H.
SEQ i..'i sd D. - -.
ii' e.. b vlN. JOIN %. cItRNc, superintendent
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NETWORK & NEw.HAyEY RAILROAD.
sPRING AEI,ANOEMENT.

COMhEsCiNG MAY . l5h'.
P,ss.rs,4 Station IN Esw-Yok 27tn-st ana 4h-.T
iRAINs LEAVE NEw-YORK:
fof Ne FHGvon :, 3 .. III, Ok u R.l'. tkh) Jiyn
- sud p OK ~ . ~, az,
For .1cepoTt. . . ini tL1.li i<;l9' NnAl ''''
-, arc ,. Dee, (Ex.) 1880, ,, ,,,,.
Fcr Eesrs ! $50 q. n ls:l5, D. Exli $780, i'2o s;
e.D,e AID Greenwich, = 800 nj i2:l55 $3.50
H. sanford :. g. CEr) 9:;O q. H.; lai5, 3. tErh o.
T.. 49, ...n y. m, T. a. =,
I.c:-r-f:cf $3.50, ESQ ..
e- POI Crestcr and Srsy Ro-ar.ie. sp. ~, tE1.)
CONNEC TING TRAINS.
Ic fos.oi via Springfield, g. H., 9Th (ELl p M
Ga
70 bo.tou. vis Shore Line -2l5. ?. m. lEIl
roG hIslord aud spTin.ne.i o. IN. 'h1l HlS, .,
Fo- Co,oeoieu, River Railroad to Montreal NJ, (Er
an 2 u , 10. TO NoTtnsn ptoH- o. 800. . .
or Hsrtford Pfoyi3enss, aud FIsabl Railroad IN,
TX. l-.is l. u
Ior NeT.lls9eo Neg.Loul5n, aid s.oningon Railroad
a. T. a.. l2:lt s. ?. ~. t-s.l
70 q. a Railroad. ~ p. IL 10 l'or.hsf1oton
Tor io,astoic hsilroaa - firheio a. m p N. 20
Bsru.--i. ard sstuTds' ,hrou n ~ PitIsheld
icr helestuck R.lfoad, q. n., 3 p IN.
o. Ia bury and Nor"als Railroad, T. e:5o T. m, a. ~
Pr
JANIS ri. HOfI Superintendent.
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| S622.
Il II T.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
,. s,, Wi,n < come -iags ig'Tls =, po,.,.,.
tscH Hgw-l DIX TO 1nY PafNciPAL WEsrEEs CiT'E
tig1' aims olily fom New York 20 PLisde phia via
49,, m Nes Jersey aad Lsmaon and Annoy hee. ..,,,,
BOJIH LEAVE EEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT o. COuRTLAHOTsT.
~ Wy o. Phsdephi tie Morning pisseGgers leave New
lo a. T. ~ SANE tine other routes Evening qAs-egsrs
a. ~. oLs houf l4teG tLsn other lines.
- Nay o. Allentown. euiug paongcTs leave AZ m.
H. 10 ss tsn tue northern lines snd ~ both oqoe
Yo.ns g. tle SorthWest Crts,ioe ld.suopo Louisville
r !lot" ''ey.taa toiual5us, Cncunsd and a.! main
Iirts Net = IN fewer CHANCES Of can.
Sleeping Gers without cianre r,n nom Pllsdephs
ltsD g 3S miles and NewYork % P.ttsbursn 80 IoisL
Suosiue md Saloon Cars on al trsins
IsIe the a. o;her
bsessre cLecked through. ITaltfers free
secure fos eta g3o4 r gIt used 6y ri,,sblrga.
Tue PentsyiTsIia Cehtrsl Company an En.igrsnt
bccm0ir dstol Line which tIords Comfortable mode Of
rive 20 Ps7es moving Wcs~ard ~ Gre half ths usual
siisrV
BY lbs route eights Il al dssepions DO forwarded
sd from s-y point the Railroads al Oho KentacHy An.
hOAb DIRECT, TO port Tbs p4yigabe riv.rs Of
IN Wee BY steamers from Pits1EIgh
rates Of Freight aDd IRON any pon, Ia the West by
re fepnsy gauis Railroad tt III tunes favorable are
eh@geo by other baro&d Coag snes Merchants aud ship
Fs ni-r ths pOltaJ Of theiY Freight 10 this Com
s-ny ca rely with eouhd nee ~ ,psedy transit.
LIVE STOCK.
f11fs sad Dealers 20 Live Stock VII ind Iii most ID.
sa'Seo' route. Capscious IsId well wateIed up
neeiioDs and every nsnon 10 p.id 10 their wants
iisi .bufs where wiz 10 found every convenience for
ytIIs resting choice offered Of Toe PlllLADEL.
hhiA. htNYOHK and BALTIMORE MARKETS
J. D.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Assut No lAsor.IIouso
LtkCH Co., Freight Agnnt.
49,. no. Aston Hoa.e and 10 South Willsm.st
"'DONALD BlsChOfF' L@ifo.t Asens.
hHOCd LZwIs Genoa. spp't. Altoona, Il.
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ORGAN EXHIBITION.-The large Organ
Eost ano found.

l OST or MISLAID-TwO United States 12
~ per cent TREASURY NOTES, No, l266 G. aud IN
dated January 1851 payable IN year for hundred
dollars ltUO) each, 10 order Of GOODuUE Co. and by
item inforsed AL perons cautioned sgsiust receiving
these 40 es notice Of the has given the Treaa
ury Department, and application made for payment
PEfTON { FRANK JAUOON,
No. 81 NilliAn.st.. NewYork.
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DENSIONS, BOUNTlES, BACK PAY, WAR
i CLAIMS, AID CLAIMS ron INDEMNITY.
STEWART. STEVENS. CLARK 4 Co.,
ATIOHSYYs AID CouSsELoEs At LAw.
No 40 Penusy lsana Avenue,
Washington d. &.

iii. Arm h.ving thorough knowledge Of the Pension
Bunes. aud beins ltniAai wl,h tAo aees 70 al 'ls e
facilities to Pension. Bosay. and o'hcI clarani ir the
promp, and successful Of bu.re' in,fu'ed
10 tuem th8u Washington. Itey d.tlsn 10
such amount Of THIS lns val enable t-in 20
execute the business for each claimant VERY CHFAPLY,
aud on the bs.i. Of GU, pay CONTINGENT UPoN orr
SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. foI ms pgrpo'r they viii
the service, Of LAW FIRM 10 zach prominent Local!
urni such with an the necesary blsnk forms OF application
and seoe sod also requisite printed pan pe'
and upOa the dlr execution OF tho papers ana anison Of
the 70 u.ffoin our Locsl Agrns ihcy VII promptly r.,
6 91T 'a9 s, F1R oFfcERs aud - FIVE DuLhRs
ron PRlvArES Tor each PENSION, or BOUNTY AND
eteh SIX ro oG MAY sG SI s CLAIMS oR
r Solder. enlisted since the let day Of March 1884, in
sny snd Of service, MILITARY On NAVAL who arc d..
sprd by d.ease OK ounda aie entitled to Pensona An
Soldiers who ioftwo yea' or dains The wal should Il
sodi,rs WHO die OF arr killed. entitled Pensions aud
the 100 Bounty ii there be widow then the minor chill
dIen then the father mother o0te!, or S .s snea
J.. str VEINS,
EDWARD CLARK,
Warrington, D C.. 1885,, ". L. GAYLORD,
Apply 10 our sstooiate, in
New. RICHARD C. ELLIOTT.
BrOokly NJ FRAY,
P,,t.vnle PAWN. X. SMITH Attorney aud Counselor.
New Haven. ..sILAs a; BRADLEY,
Attorney snd GGsns,or' No Streets Building
EaItiOf0.......t - oilt III no.
Attorney and Counselor, No. Hur y.riord'. Block.
Albsny........WM. b. HARRIS,
Attorney aud Counselor No 81 States
vNHIRD-AV. SAVINGS BANK,
l. Corner Of "a aV and 2j:lrs..
CHARTERED 1854.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAID
OPEN DAILY from 10 - also, on Monday wednesday,
aud Saturday evenings iTOn. to G. -
SPENCER X. GREEN, President.
ArGusTus Il. LrZ Secretary
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK.
AZ AND 129 CANAL, CORNER FARiCKsTREET.
Open Daily from 10 q. tiIl 2 and fom I'll p ~.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on sums 81 tNO and
under and FIVE PER CENT on larger ,uIns.
INTEREST COMMENCES on JULY l.
T. V UAUGIWOUT. President.
JOIk MCLEAN, Vice Prcsidont
NALTBY G.. LANE. VicePTesidenl
" OARDEER 5. CHAPIS, Secretary.
OYyfcR BDnrxiAs MiSisG CosPAsy,{
NEW-NoEK June A. 1862 !
NOTICE il hereby given 10 the stockholders OF
IN the BOHEMIAN MiNlEG COMPANY tha; asses
,nsnt az AZ CENTS PER SHARE has been levied upon
,hs stock OF the Company payable on the 4th day OF
JnIv nert At the ofca Of the Ire1nref, No NsssGus
NJ, ord,r the Directors Il VI. RICHARD. Treasurer
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR GOLD,
III SILVER, H. 5. DEMAND NOTES ard : $40
TREASURY No''' w IL SARsToS. No. % w.Is'-
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dhr~n NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose.

dhL~n NEW 7-Octayc PIANOS in rose.
I'D sFs wood iron fsrcs, and oVersiiIns pas.
,ep 1909 d. with moldngs C0 d. with carved leg and
3riad board Ia idj and hAo: do Win el keys
s,225 1850 % 6nd $3.50; new o. octave %i'oi do
6,.0ctsye 40. The above Pianos are iuiiy waahteo
md are tho reaest bargains that be found IN tne cN
ps- cal and see them Secondhand PAnos al NO nFo
. j0 40 80 en1 : lGl New MELODLONs at extremely
To- 49, 100 n.w and second Pianos and Melodeons
10 al - ead upward pei month"; Ieit auoEed u pli
chased monthly payments reeiyed for the ,ae SecoIu
hand Piano, taken IL exchange for new cnh ptd io inc
seG. foreign ah.st SIC 1t cents per page AZ khus o.
Mo IL rneTclendt a. pfcr a pianist IA 'oHS
new music HORACE WATERS, agent no SOL b'osu"e1.
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5ewina alnrbincs.

..INJNKLE NLYON" SEWING-MACHINE
COMPANY,
No. 500 BROADWAY, n Y.
Five thing, 10 consider IN buying sowin. Machine;
l.,-Is simple and easily nndsisiood'
2d-is Il durable and easily hep, IN ofderi
Sd u adapted 10 great range OF worsi
t,h--Do~s f. do is work vel
stl-Isi protected from rltont Htgihonf -,
all which answer ia The Affirmative "a 70 our Ma
chine aud further ssy that
We every Machine We sell to givs better ssissc
ton than any other, OF we WIZ I''nni tho honsy
III snI ,xaipe or send for circular, which with price
liz and sample OF vors will be cent By nail free Agents
wanted.
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4 RRANGEMENT commencing July ], 1862
~ FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
\ irstcsss ste will leave NowNors on the ls llh.
anf 2st Of each month except when thee dates faD
SUNDAY when the day Of departure viii be the MONDAY
following
For freight or passage, spply at the only 0ics No Bowl
Loypoy ErHis1ioS Return tickets to London aud back
hr-t-clsss ii'n; thr'-class, S66
6NTEhM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
~ az 0goen,town (CoIs Herbor).-The Liverpool. New
ok eud Disdrpha steamship Company intend dispatch
ms 40 nose cd rde built Iron Steamship. IS oio"s
CITY OF Saturday, June 81.
tLASuON SATURDAY. July =.
And cy'ry succeeding SATURDAY. a. noon, from Pier
No q North river.
RATES 81 psessGy
FIRST CABIN. ..u..4T5 STEERAGE..........sa
First Cabin 70 London 50 Sicerage Lor don... %
lint tan 70 PsI!s... Us oteerage to ParIs.... 81
First Cabin O. HaubgTg s. Steeragr hamburg IS
iasen-cs aso i0ryy erded to HAyre Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp dc, &C equally low rBtes
Lses rom Liverpool or Queenstown lst Cabin, 81, IS
and ui. StreTase from Liverpool > 40. From Queeur
town. So Tickets be bought here a. these rates
err Wing people 20 send for their friends.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for psssen
gei strongly bolt In Watetish' Iron Sections. and
carry Patent Fire Auuihaors. Experienced Dungeons arc
attached o. c1Ch steamer. .
Fer urthsr info-nson apply IN LIVERPOOL 10 WILLIAM
CON-. SO. :. Enoch-'qalf" ia OarenNowu 20 6 ".
n SEYMOUR Co. In London to lives MACY: NO
e. hirg Niiar.-s;. rtiis 20 il LES DECOt = No
Place de Ia BOur,e in Philadelphia 20 JOHN C. DALE NO
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CLEyELAAD, C0LusBus ND CfNClN NAiRoAD OF
CLEyzs.Np. o. june ~, l8t2
V,IlE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com.
i psny have declared CASH DlNIDEND GIVE PER
CENT the earnings Of tho Elk months ending th
Inst and STOCK DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT out
Of the accumulated surplus both payable and after Isl day
Of August next.
Stoe khod.ra registered IL New York vii be I'D ct the
Office Of The uuitod >tstes rruIt Co. OF New York"
The Dividend Certificates 10 be sued fof act nal shares
sill not be entitled to future Dividends until converted into
full ,lae..
The transfer Books will close lie evening Of JAY H. aud
open Aug. ?.
BY order Of the Board % Directors.
GEO. u. RIsSELL. TrraLnr.r