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Supreme Court-General Term.

MAY 19--lhe following decisions ia cascs heard in
February Term, before lion. Judges Ingrsha Leonard
aud Cerkc, were delivered this morning
The Peoq,ic cs rel Adela AZ. Sra rs I'm. Hner--Iuds
mct At Special Term reversed, aud poremptory manda
mus ordered without costs.
Proper ". Wdao,e vs. JGRes Bru,ea - dl--Judgment
affirmed th costs.
The following decisions rendered before Hon.
JUICES lngraham, Leonard and Barnard
TUE ROSE WILL CAsE-cHARrTABrs grQUrsrs OLD.
Chducsy Rose, eccI., Dr.. Nfnfy Rose and o..,y.
Judgment affirmed With costa. This case came up al
Special Term before Judge Allen, sometirns back In a
suit instituted by the executors n John Rose, deceased
TO have aJudicai construction Of his last willard tssa-
msut He disd in this city on the 10th VI December,
1859, leaving NO widow parents or descendants Tho
will admitted TO probate IN March, 1860 and letters
documentary issued to Chauncoy hose non resi-.
dent OF this state, who gave security The entire estate
Of the deceased valued NJ 500 900 and upw ards
his will he appointed his brother Clanncey Rose ard
his friend Augustus Aver bis executors He bequeath
tho former $40 600 and his books letters lrinks
and such like things. 10 his brother, Henry Rose Sl2
900, and 81 900 to his cousins. To Mrs Adelns A. Or
cott whom ne boarded 81 000 To the townoc wethcrs
Hold Conn 50 600; to the OF Rocky HILL S. 600 10
tho Orphan YUM OF Charleston, g g.. So 600 nv this
OF tahtishing extensive bsnecenf the
city OF New York, provided within dive years his de-
cease similar sum was raised by other parties not
named and then nc devised onsh8lf OF his the
American Colonization Society," and the remaining hall
they (the trustees he says " please allot ana give
to whom or whatsoever they may deem be the bes.
aud most worthy objects or charity tile city Nav
York; After The death OF the tCstAtor legislature
passed nm act aeorporstng the Rose Bensd Asoca
ton, Ard thai 9dy appeared a. parties tho suit as
also the Colonization vcicty The Judge spco ia Term
decided that The charitable teqncsts IN thv wifi were
void for uucsrtgnty On this Gveisioh having been al
drned large portion vi the thus
will fall to the heirs ct law and next o Bin OF the
CEASED millionaire.
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WASHINGTON, May "A, 1861.

WASHINGTON, May "a, lS62
ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT PAID.
All the claims against the government far as thsy
are ofciaiy known the Secretary OF the Treasury
have been paid
EFFECT OF THE NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS CORPS.
The news from General Banks column has filled the
secession sympathizers with exuation. They more
buoyant tonight than they have been for weeks.
THn sPKkcH OF MR.. THOMAS, OF MASSACHUSETTS, ON
TIE C0NFISCATiON BILL.
The only exciting event In the session 81 the House
todayi was the speech Of Hon. b. f. Thomas Of Massa
shusstts against the pending sonscaton measures It
produced profound sensation II massive In argu
snt and full Of pathos. Many Of the oldest strangers
In the Hall were moved 70 tears His defence Of the
constitution and his appeal In favor OF It's
maintenance intact touched hearts OF the most obdu.
rate Of his hearers.
the determination OF tho advocates or the Conhs-
cation bills put them through They will probably be
passed by small majority.
xvFH0T or TIE TROUBLE RESPECTING THE RxECU-
rION OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
The recent conflict between the civil and military
authorities here will have marked effect upon the
ncpal election, to be held hero Monday Tho
candidate who will DO supported by the disunion sympa
thzsrs Is estimated to have gained thousand votes In
the last wentyour hours in consequences Of the attempt
Of the military TO override the civil authorities.
r.. DIsLoYAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
mo Potter Investigating Committee has continued in
session. giving opportunity be heard to those whose
dsloyay is mpugned by witnesses. On the representa-.
fons Of the committee about Two hundred disloya 20.
vernment employees have been dismissed, the heads O.
ths departments having generally acted upon the re-
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NwARx, NJ T., WAY "a, 1867
soldiers Hospital, OF the best character, has Just
been fairly organized here by State authorization 1t is
under the special direction OF Marcus H. Ward Esq The
building largo aud now and capable Of accommodating
about thousand nvads Il is located on the PassAc
river, and is adjacent TO the railroad rho
large high and airy, with fever wards, closets
b.thins rooms sorcloos aud the best OF cots bedding
and government clothing. The faculty are doing them
selves great credit by tho spontaneous and handsome
manner in which they are performing their duties
Nearly hundred patients are already in tho hospital
Tho institution very popular and the citizens are con
,rbuting decaccs 70 the needy soldiers Il specially
desired that our soldiers in tho fold should be dely n
formed Of this institution by the press
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Prize Gases.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge .etts.

MAy sl-Tae Jdtcd S,etes cheshire aud caygo.-
ecree ai condemnation Of the vessel aud cargo pro-
rerty of the enemy.
Ire Some rs. The Samc.-ApDhration made by Mr. S. l..
woodccrd the part OF the United States, IN in
tsrocutosy order Cor tho immediate sao Of the vessel
and cargo Mg. Edwards part of the claimants, op
posed lic inOtilii. lotion denied.
IA Unittd .st0,s ~. The Schooner Hannah ar Jotnon
and CayyD. Notion the of the owners uf vessel
for freight money the Same TO he paid out of the pro-
seeds az parL OF the cargo condemned sold Motion
denied.
Tde Yi1d States he Schooner J. q. Ncyei dnG Car
eo.-!Tne saase submitted and claiu intetposed.
Judgment OF condemnation and sale enemy pro-
perry.
The Esed States rg Sleop Poineer and C1ggo-No claim
interlosed Condemnation AS ensny ) property.
The Jagsd S1dt1sr ScjtocRsr JcitHd Irnr. and CIR
Same decree above, or evad!ng the blockade OF
the port o. Charleston, sud attempting violate the
blockade Of the coast OF Florida.
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United states Circuit court.
RcfOre Hon. Judge Nelson. thiei Justice.
4. ....tl. .nIta - .IrIrr nA lrIIr uIuu "a -.

DANGEROUS ASSAULT Oh THE AiGH SEAS.
NAY24--7,e Iitfi NG,es IS. dsl9rsc.--rhe prisoner
who is a epaHilfd poaled guilty, by advice of Mr.. O.
r. Birdsall. his corpsel TO indictment charging him
with assault ~ the high seas, with dangerous
weapon James Walker second mate Of the American
vessel plcaiass ihs Court, IN sentencing ths prisoner
10 three years inprfnuent, wih hard labor, spoke of
this Vnormigy oi tbs OIL nee which occurred in mutiny
OF which The defendant wa no rinaicadef,
yHH SLAVE TrABK.
Gated states District Attorney h. y. Smith moved 70
enter II rigssQui IN tie or Connor Morris and
Williams chsrgEi with dealing IN the slave trade. One
was dead and tbs other desired TO turn evidence
for Inc Uaitsd States Notion granted. The jury we're
discharged until june ..
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NEWS FROM NEWsERN. n. c.

Arrival OF the United states TrsnsPort
Aibany-Conditi0n OF the Wrecked
steamer Oriental, SO.
The United States steam transport Albany, captain
Lewis arrived At this port yesterday msrning Nsw-
bern, N. c., with the mails and passengers.
Nothing Of importance had taken place.
The Steamship Oriental ashore twenty five miles north
Of Hatseras lies in tho position when she went
One wrsckng vessel has been sent to her assistance,
and another had been sent from Newbern.
As she leaking at ast accounts. hopes are en-
teransd that should the weather provo favorable. abe
would be got on without damage. One half her cargo
had been thrown overheard tho balance was being light
cred on There were thrown overheard 100 tons hay,
900 boxes bread 900 bushels and 200 boxes
cartridges.
be saved. The Albany brings back the following passen
GERS from her.
Capt. J. G. Atwood, Volunteer Engineers; Capt
]. Price, 9th Pennsylvania regiment; Capt. Proud
At, Sth Michigan Volunteers; Dr. J. D. Mitch
Volunteer Engineers; Lieut. f. J.. Granville 47.h Now
York Volunteers; Sergt. s. Brooks Volunteer Engineers;
Sergeant Massey 97th Psnnsylvania regiment Sergeant
X. r. Fithian 9Th Pennsylvania regiment lieut. BAD
cock, 55th Now York regiment; Capt. H. Wayne, 10th
Pennsylvania; Dr. H. NJ. Field, 10th Pennsyv ana; Lieut.
9th Pennsy regiment Sergeant T. g Trowbridgs,
Volunteer Enginsers Sergeant II. Finch, Volunteer En-
gses Sergeant Brubaher 9th Pennsy vana regiment;
Sergeant W. II. Moore, 10th Pennsylvania regiment; f.
S. Bull, General Hunters clerk Corporal James Cole,
45th Pennsylvania regiment; f. Coolie, Commissary $
clerk, and i've privaes Of 9th Pennsylvania regiment
Also passengers from Newbcrn-Acting Major M
Hazard 5lst New York Capt Wheeler 9th Rhode Island
Liout. Chapman, Adutant OF 9Th Rhode Island; George
Ridelay Captain Of transport H. Mcintyre, mate OF do
Abm H. Berry and fifteen from transport
Capt. Moves, 5th Rhode Island Lieut.. Flecher signal
corps Lieut.. Getdenoch, loSth New York, wounded:
VIM Hunt Captain OF transport: Vim. Fl. Hunt mate Of
do three soldiers sick list prvates Of Sth Con-
necIicut urlouah corporal of 5lst New York. do
private CT Battery f. Rhode Island, do. from Hat
tsras. and five psvatcs OF 9th New York regiment.
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supreme Cour,-General Term.

Before Hon. Judges Ingrshau Leonard and Roscncrans
MR.. EDWIN JAMES CALLED ON TO EXPLAIN the
TIM MATTERS SUBMITTED TO THE COURT.
NAY 22--In the Meter Of Mr.. Eiioin Jdmei--ludgo
Ingrahsm the presiding justice announced this morning
that tho Court without expressing ANY opinion 10 the
merits OF the question Involved deemed !, proper that
a copyof the papers submitted Tor their consideration
should DO served upon Mr.. James IN order thai h, nigh:
explain them as he should deem proper Tho
clerk would furnish him WIKI :opy and also wiih a
copy order requiring him 10 appear and answer on
saturday the 3ist ~ ssy, instant, the snns OF tia
court The tourt Will aiso hear suggestions o.
Arguments the question os TIE right Of a
pefson nos citizen OF the Timed states %
practice ia Judge ingraham said that
ono OF hts brethren (iudge Lsanard) was uf opinion
tina, all which lransplged Usore the admission
Of Mr. James we're within tn proper
rangs o. iuouiry, unless II i charged chat thse was
spne fraudulent evidence in respect % hs moral
legal qualifications.
JUDGE LEoStRps DISSENTING OPINION.
IrOSAHD, j.-t consider ~ rla.tefs which had tran
sprcd before tho admission OF VI. NJ" within
the proper range OF inquiry, uless i te charged
That tlefu fraudulent evidence ufV1 procure
The adinsion Of tho applcan ia respect h ieaal OF
moral ihcstiong. i concur Ia lho INQUIRY g. the
eject u tns applicant not having bcen ctiacn.
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FOSt Omeos HeOpomOd In Tonnessee.
The following Post Ohcss In Tennessee have boon
established, and operation under the United
States laws
Nashville County seat, Davidson county.
Gastin County seat), Sumner county.
Cia, ksvilis County sest) Montgomery county.
Springfield county seat Robertson county.
Fralklin County seat), Williamson county.
Columbia County seat), kaury county.
Murfreesboro' County sest) Rutherford county.
Shelbyvills county scat, Bedford county.
Lebanon county seat Wilson county.
Smilhve County seat, uekaib county.
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Liberty, DeKaib county.
Alexandria, DeKalb county.
Palmetto, Bedford county.
Jordan's Valley (Christiana). Rutherford county.
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BtFFAIN, Way I'll 7. v.
Fi3ur uuet. wheat hrm for the better grades market
ior all descriptions quiet sales 1000 bushels Chicago
sprng private terms. Corn in moderate demand
sales 10000 bushels new ~ $40 other grains quiet
wheat and 10 No New York. Rsceipts-ip 900
bbls -four, 10000 bushels wheat, 10 600 bushels corn
and IA, 600 bushels oats. EXPORTS 600 bbls -four
bushels wheat 900 bushels Gers 1000 bushels
rye and 1000 bushels Gals.
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IoGay-THossos. Tuesday, May 20, by the Rev
John Brash, Mr.. CHARLES LOGAN to Miss ErIreMIA g.
Thomson, both OF Scotland.
MAEsp-pEAHs AtJ.--0n Wednesday evening, May 81 !,
by thu Rev. West FLETCHER II. MARs to l.. AUGUSTA
PgARSALL, all of Brooklyn
McrxER--.AcoYm.--ua Thurslay. May -, by tina Roy.
Dr. Muhenberg, Mr. TouN MullRR " Mrs. JasEpnIsg La
coviH, eldest daughter Of the late Joseph ralneri.
oNg--BAEBYe.--Dcto5er last b. tho Rev. G. Jones'
Jouy T.. yoSs to +. BAsrEg, all OF this city.
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Delaware State Lottefies-
KEsrUcxY EXTRA CLASS l95-May "a, 1867.
s, Is, -, 81 AZ. 81, Is. IS. s, 20, 81, 3.
DELAWARE. GLASS 234-May IL 1852.
66, 6, IS. 81, %, "a, 81, 70, 81. IL, IL, u.
= JOHN A. MORRIS Co.
Wilmington. Delaware or Gown ;,on, Keutucky.
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Fire near Lanesboro', Pa,

SusorEuASxA, Pa. May "a, 1852.
The viaduct the Ianssbsro road, on the Erie Rail
way was burned last night 1t viii not obsrucs travel
or interfere with the business Of the road.
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The Sick and Wounded Pcnnsylvania
Soldiers.

PHrLADsLrHIA, May "a, 1862.
Tho sick aud wounded Pennsylvania soldiers from
advance OF General Mctolan's army who
taken through philadelphia to New York by mistake Of
the United States oncss, and without the knowledge Of
the Pennsylvania agents, ordered TO DO irnins-
diately returned 10 phii4denhia
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q. 7. BEAUIEGARD, General Commsntng
Twen,y-six mon desertcrz. arrived hero last night.
News from, California;.

sAN ieANCs O. May -. 1862.
Coouei Conner, 1T me head 81 tie lhrd regiment o
California infantry aud five companies Of the second
cavalry, also field battery. Will garl from BeHica Tor
Salt Lake on Monday,
Scholarships Endeavor and Washington Hong Kong:
Mary Robinson, Callao.
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Ladies' Paper Collars and Cuffs. whole
sale and RETAIL at LOCKWOOD'S store 675 Broadway,
Iliarge block. The only place for sale in the city
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The Improved Sloat Elliptic Family
Sewing Machine Call and see them. Ony S45
A. II. SUPLER, 537 Broadway.
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Prints.-For the Best styles and New
designs Mcrrmac and other favore Prints 10 w.
A. MGDONALD'S $50 Bowery Fourth street.
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Prizes Cashed i'm nli Legali1ed LOtte-
rias. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, broker, No
ii Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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PhtADEtPniA, May "a, 1862
Governor Curtin, the lrst ntmation from tho War
Department that additional troops woud bs called for
inms diately replied "Pennsylv ana will furnish auv
number required" The department bas asked for one
regiment Of infantry which Is organizing, and win
be sent forward In few days.
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summer Resort -Bcnutirui scenery

Herrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway corner of Murray street,
New
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OMcial Drawings or Marray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteriea
KKsIucKr. Extra Class 245-May q. 1852
Is, 81, IL. Is, So, 4. 8, 81, AZ. 81. 53, IL.
KENTUCKY, GLASS 2tS-May "a, 1867
AZ, 45. 20, -, Al, II, 81 81, s., 81, So, Ga.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing either TO
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covington. KY. or 81. Loais, Mo.
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Eight Carries de Visite for 81, u
BALCH s, 233 Greenwich street, corner Barclay.
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Brooks. 575 Broadway and $50 Fulton
The assortment OF Boots and Shoes in the
city for Ladies' Gen lemen Misses Boys and Children, At
low prices Ba.mora Gil other styles in great album
dapc
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The Jura Outward Boum nd.

PORTLAND May "a. 1862.
The Jura sailed from Quebec at O'Clock to-day with
forsx cabin and hundred and sixty three storage
passengers.
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Pair OF Good Patent Leather Boots
for 81 BARrLETTS 32 Grand street, Of Norfolk
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY rs. 1852.


Arrival Of Sick snd wounded Soldiers.
fhs United States transport Kennsbec Captain
Carton, arrived last evening from Fortress Aonros hav
ing on board the following sick and wounded soldiers
from the armies OF Generals Mcclellan and Wool -
COL Tristan Burgess, Aid to Governor Spragus.
Capt H. Stevens. Of Vermont Vols, attached 70 Gen.
Wsol's stan.
Capt. J. B. Maltb,e, Of Gath New York VOL
Chaplain b. +. De Costa, 18th Massachusetts,
Adjutant VIM. Henry Hall, 36th New York Vol.
Adjutant Edwin b. Ford, 9th New York VOL
First Lieutenant John Massey 31th New York Vol.
First Lieutenant Roberts. watson 3Sh New York Vol.
First Lieutenant Stephen Monett, 96th New York VOL
Second Lieutenant Walter Scott, 3oth New York Vol.
Second Lieutenant Z. NJ. Lyon, Goth New York Vol.
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Th0s. Hyer's New Hotel, 330 Fourth
street. between broadway aud Mercer street. Invites bis
frep Is to call.
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A Pure Tobacco.-YcllOyy Bank Tobac.
co-Goodwns Pure yellow Bank Toblcuc, from all
impurities for sale by alt tobacco and dealers aud ut
wholesale by Z. GOODWIN BROTHER, 20g Water street.
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No More Gray Huir.-cran jeans Ccie-
DRAFTED consultation the establishment ard restoration of
the hair Ollae Astor place.
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air 40 Of forest park; free from dust
anu annoyances with first class hotel aceommoda
Roun Hill Water Cure, Northampton Mass. Prices
3usisteut the times.
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Gents Patent Ename led Collars, Whole
sale and retail LOCkW0ODS new store, G,5 Broadway,
blork
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Trt.ss. style Suspensory b3ndsges and shoulder
brace ready Elastic Socxins Knee Caps and Anklet
nal supporters. Corner OF broadway Ann street;
under Bsrnums Muscum also 102 Broadway. cmssc in
attendance to wait on ladies
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DIR. Kenncdy's Medical Discovery Is
warranted TO Scrofua, Eryspeas, RIgworr. Scu!d
Head salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Ppes, and every
disease Of the Skin. Of whatcvc. nature.
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Bull Run !-islany Soldiers Died for
treatment. ioliowsys Pills u.ntulent
would have prevented this.
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A TTENTIoN AND GENTLEMEN, If you
n called the store 40 Third aveuc neat
do delay longer. II u dcc
dcd,y Tie place 10 bGy your Boots and SHOES Gotry
WI 7. ALLEN, Agent.
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Trusses.-NIarsh a. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Olc No vescy (under the Aslor House or
pose chrch No connection whatever with any othsr
Truss Office OF
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rfISCELLANEOUS.

A havs No; a1d Al he new ssore Third avenue
dedy The place to buy your Boots am shoe. Hs .ry
IT BARKER's-wrGs, BANDS. roUpEEs AND ALL
"A Human Hair Articles. the bcsl kind 81 Broadway.
Ar GIMBaEprs s. ALBUMS tFIrrY rIcrunEs.
n allied 81 Wedding card, Note Paper, Monosrams
IN perfect taste - -
GRAND TREAT At IRVING HAIL, NEW YoEK.1
n Refrenbsr Mr. EEkGUsoS's CONCERT On The Irish
b. san. he rea Pianist and oicr isisntrd sriisi;
Adm s.lon IS cents. Concert commence At O'Clock
WORD TO MEERscnAuM. SMOKERS LA SUI
~ tana s t.conr s1eft favorc II y pronounce the
eaass !: nersly T. T. RIsaoSp III Maiden Lane.
sole agant Tor tie Gated states.
4 BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT oy CLOTHING SILL.
s Z, ss FS' . Sa = o. r.n ,ss p sr e S
cLaeKE. III William street.
Ii. KINDS or CLEANING AND DyEIYG,. NO. ~
Isae ps as': FACET ceas Pants Sss.s Cleaned
same suow wI;eoai iakins apart
Roysr CLOTHING ,,
Believing their stock in s e~sr, 90 be The ancs, and
decidedly The ehsAes evr offered ~ hts nArse invite 'h1
To eir special NOVELTIES Boz spng sacks, School Attc
Dress Suits &C One price, and no departure from the
ESTABLISHMENTS.
Noe f2i I2I and f25 FELTON, street.
No. 2i4 Broadway, under the Museum.
pOsToNIANs ArTENTIoS.--coL LIONEL aGILL FOR
iaS,aa so",ses, eSiSr Ivessh Bo.asay.
e. G .., y, g, gts sis pI aoas VETO saSwdsr "
msie from rec % FURNISHED b. the e.er EAroanaer
np.eG ami j. inno tucsa unequalied Visitors a. Wal
'sus's are sure 70 al
DorasoN wniSSFy.-s,clo CASES BOURBON AND
Rye whistles ready sor shpen, opes e AM dsn.s
(iormsrly u % siip
mil .EIg THE IDENTICAL TABLE PLAYED on
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Ikcefe's New Resta urant and Private
Supper Rooms opened NJ. l26 Crosby street, adjoining
hia lorner place OF huansss.
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CrlstasIorO's Hair Dye, Preventative and
WIGS best in the world, whole sae and resz aud the
dye privately applied 81 No. 6 Aston House.
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NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIvArRS
Won

Ninth Regiment.
John Bachelor. Co. d.
Forty ninth Regiment.
Walter Beach, Co. Z.
TnirtyjoU,th Regiment.
Palmer Bartlett.
Seosrt y-saesth Regiment.
Chas. H. Hodges, Co. C.
VIM. w. Wickham. Co. G,
Corporal.
Sir,yJowrh Regiment.
J. b. Hurdley, CO. A, Corp.
X. +. Dslmott, Co. II, mus'n.
Nigsety-eiChtA Regiment.
Ira l.. Mathews, Co. D.
David Jswett, Co. d.
Alonzo Greenfield, Co. I.
Taird .Sicties brigade.
Philip Sweeney, 20. c.
,Sere,ty, first Regiment.
Cbas. Munson, Co. X.
Joseph Davenport, Co. A.
Eighty first Regiment.
Norwood Dyne, 20. Il.
James Cullen, Co. X.
J. X. Walter. Co. 4.
David Coon, 10. A.
Ira Mills, Co. II, Corporal.
Thtrty.tirst Regiment.
Frederick Brown, Co. Z.
Christian Haylen, Co. E,
Corporal.
Geoi sc Garvey, Co. d.
Samuel Holmes, 60. D.
John McNiel, Co. /.
Patrick S. Dewitt, Co. D.
Jacob Urban, Co. F.
John Abstci, Co. F.
Ere, erick Jeffrey, Co. d.
1hirty-Secoaid Reeiniesaf.
Ezekiol Chal ell, Co. !.
VIM. Steel, Co. D.
Cornelius clauney, Co. G.
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