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/. A reduction of the wages Of llabor
is desirable among US, our laborIng popu-
lation receiving more than they deserve:
=. q They who do not like to receive the
coming negroes into the samesociety with
themselves have the privilege to leave.
g. If there is no room for the negroes
without the expulsion of the Irish and
Germans, let the Irish and Germans be
expelled sao9l- +sih ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

eeA CAUTION TO HOUSEWIVES The
Akron fOhio) Beacon says that as Mrs
Horace May was removing. a can of straw
berries. which she had just sealed, up;
from the stove to the table, an explosion
took place, blowing off the lid of the can,
and quite severely scalding the hands and
wrists of Mrs. Nj. with the hot fruit.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

Ras-. Why did you come back?'' asked
a sleek, we'll fed Huntsville rebel of a
poor, sick, half-starved soldier returned
from the rebel army "Why don't you
go?'' replied the soldier.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

+, RAJ McArone, in Vanity Fair, issuesaa
proclamation, declaring that f'niggers and
martial law in a.free country are reaitogether
incompatible; the niggers are, therefore,
declared to be forever white. asSsI 81
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Mcclellan is being rapidly rein
forced by large numbers of the best troops
in the service. Shields, old division is
already in the adsance, and has just won
new laurels by, routing the enemy on the
James river, capturing 1000 prisoners
and three light batteries. es1 ste sf2s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

sess- sssM ister Mag animnity, father wants
the banof your news aper Tor a few Nun
utes, if you please. y :" Run back, my
[boy, and tell your father that / will lend
him my breakfast with pleasure, but /
haven't got through with my paper yet,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

Is Aid now a word vas to loyalty IF,
.banper Of The. Constitution, and &C, before
q; with liz al that am and all that is mine,
be sAalI, have, if it be the last dollar and
drop Of. blood, !, But while it is our duty
to do this, it is our duty also to tell Mr.
Lncoln. and that worst Congress that ever
assemt1el, that We fight iior the institutions
or our. ,fathers-we fight because our, laws
have been inqaded--we fight to put down
rebellion ,anl that. laws may have their
aecumstomed sway. We must tell them
that we are not fighting for any other
thing, 9or what Congress is loaking to.
We must tell him dthat the proud race,
descended ffrom thee ireen4en of Runny'
Meade that cleared these forests-tliati
havebniitnp pthesinstitutionso Of the country
the churches, and schools, that have rolled
the tidesofg population from the Atlantic
till ierests onthe broado Pacific, let us tell
him and them plainly, that that proud
race are not prepared to surrender or di-
vide this goodiy land Never.) $50 9hF
| /. No, we are not prepared to divide this
goodly land with the .cannibals that have
| been imported from the coast of Africa.
g((Greats applause tits best to be plain
on this subject I do not. care what man
calls 'hinsef,, I want the substance Of
Fthingss IF there is any man who is, viii
4 Hng to stand up for the. Constitution, and
fight for e. that man is my friend. This
icountrya is not going to be divided, my
Friends A voice-The Democrats must
get into power pretty soon then.) We
.snay in folly and madness continue, God
knows how long, to use the bayonet and
cut each others throats and oppress our
selves with taxes / cannot tell when
/ this is going to stop. l would as soon
bring down the widest lunatic from the
|. asylum to tell YOU ais attempt to tell you
myself But slwhile the waters of the
Seiotoi fowSon, and make their way down
the currents of the great valleys of the
! ,tfWest--rolling until they bury themselves
in the blue ocean, throughout all that
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06
NEW TREASURY-NOTES-RE REBEL
MEMB FRS OF VIRGINIA Lee
ISLATURE. aT rersae ii.w si|
ISpe :al 20 the Evening Post.l ?

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The Treasury
Department is making active preparations
for the issue Of the new Treasury notes
authorize by the recent act Of Congress.
The small notes, ones and wo's, will be
ready for delivery in about a fortnight. =
s. Two members of the rebel Legislature
of Virginia have been arrested and sent to
Fort McHehry 5s.@
: Rev. NJ. d. Conway takes twenty slaves
to the. West by to-night's train They
came from his father es tate, IN Virginia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

. sssn IT is ridiculous to see. Abolition
,Disunlonis E,,using about the country
protesting a 10 forthe' Union and crying
out against pafsys when' at the same time
they are urging forward the most ultra
party measures that folly and fanaticisn
ever invented. and doing everything in
their power to divide the people and des-
troy the UnionS S,tch men, and they are
found iuSeverys tosnSillage and township, :.
have the impudence and effrontery of Satan ;
himself They may be- known at once, by
,thealacrity with which they denounce every
nan who will not embrace their infamous.
degHnilas ga@ q asecessionist and sympathizer
with treasomo $ Respectable people ought
stoseut them on. alloccasions..
H. 70 MAAE- l4xsER BEER. take bsr--
rel and fill it with rain. water, put in onsla
pair of old boots. head of last fall 5 cab
bage, two short sizes, sprig ofwormwoeH
.and a little yeast.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

Liftiup your hands, ye shetoes, asas
And swear with proud aisdain,e q I
"a The wretch that would ensrases yo,fG7
!. ajShaAEay his snaresl in vainyas . I
ssSho ould Europe empty alFher forees Is
~ oiWe;A meetlhef in array, ,sans sS' SGi
And fight and shout and shout and fgh'
For North America & . .aoH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06
,... asrws wssrg.t: 7 Q LITII lll.I ItSs,.s- e,
l3a The Point Of Difaseaceszs yiLs.

One of our Democratic 81 rat e exchanges S thus IS
points soutA Che difference between an Abo..
fitionist anglia febekosneA fEsza @ AfW
= ''The difference betweenan Aholitinnist
and asRebelisi that the; Rebel wantsttoiset
up a new Governments. and the AholitionistI
wants to upset an old one
The Democrats are. for the old GoNern--ss
nent
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6Sutatien, Agrienlture, Mlarhtts amusement &t.

.fa,asitss a. dajdu ysi,oT sdt - sasoggo 3
s4sf 10 49sbaeo sat Hi tsissR tgral 81 /
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-08-06

a. The words Of song by Warren, just
before Bunker Hill day, will do for this
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
PROPOSALS for $3.50, 900 of "THE NEW.

/ I0RK COUNTY COURf HOUSE SrOCk."-s alsd
PROpO SAILS will be received tins Conpt oilers Once
rn,il SATURDAY. May H. 1902, until ocI. ck p when
hs .me il be pubicy opeDed for the whole pat 81
the ,un OF Two Hundred and tiny Ihousand Dollar. OF
THE York County Court HOME Stock Authorized by
b.pter 67 Of the 1867 and by ordinance Of the
Board Of Supervisors approved by the Mayor Apn H. lnI
Tbe aid stock TO provide means 10 pay Tor the land a.
oir,d or New Court ou,e ana to errct such Court house
,eTeon IL will bear interest the rate Of liz per cent per
.nuuru paysb@ half yearly, the mt days oi May aud
Soyeuber and the pnc will be edeomahe IN successive
annual Of one hundred thousand doharseseh con
,nr,riug with the hrs. day Of Noveu.ber A d.. ldio
The proposals viii sate tho amount o stock desired and
M n Ger one huDded dollar. thoTeoi aud the persons
proposals accepted vii be required TO deposit with
b, onuty .ssunr within fifteen days aef the opening o
ih, bids the ,um awarded to them respectively.
On the Comptroller the receipts Of ths County
Tressr.r for such deposits the parties viii be entitled
c.,e ceihcse. or equal amounts OF the par value Of th1
s,ock b.nriug irterest from the dates of payments
Fsrh uropSsiti,n should be sealed and indored Pro-
posal, for New York County Coudioose stoch and in
closed n secsnd envelope addressed to the Comptroller
The Ih, L. reserved reject any OF all OF the bids n CON
deed necessary protect OF promote the Interests oil ths
County. noun m II, ,xvu c..r..
CITY Of New YorL: Dep.f,sn. Of FINANCE ConpWol.os
Office NAV 1863
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
Arrived

Steamship Etns RoskeI Liverpool April 20 st tl:?5 m~
and Queenstown May l. mdse and 9sg ps's 70 S yAs
NAV OF Queenstown passed snip Sheridan, rom New
Ship I.s.c Jsape. tof Driukws,er London
days mdse to ChamoeTlain. Phelps Co. or,
Bak Her,lia Rust. Nsrseiles Feb -, passed oofssR
| Mach o. pis lead to Boyd hincken
IS coffee 70 mne Wss % days to the Equator with nshs
norhey winds calm. Has been days n Of H.sse,.:
80 TO- POKE ship Green Jacket from Liverpool 0e
Bs LADY, Heal Cof Aberdeen Jssrsy shieds 10 days
coa. &c 70 Barclay Livingston 9.h inst on Nsn'ocses'
passed G ha5oP'P ot Pld1d1ncs lS Bling River G.mb.
% days rides nuts Se TO e. r. Ware sailed In company
Brig Bacs Hawk (ofihsrriugon) sCos ftsvans ns-dsy5
70 master Has Squan Inlet and was gos on
,, MsrS,rrt Horton cBr Of wiadsor) Runnes Glen
fuogos Il days. sugar Tucker LshbOurne in the Guh
sds B. Snish (Br. Of Wnd,or), Mcclellan Havana ls
DAYS sugar to F. o. Parker lt inst, OIL Msisnzss saw
ials ,ek steamer showing British nag cruising,
Bris saxon tBr of s.. John b., BOddie, Csdis Apru
I wine wine &C., TO Edmson oros . m -.
Bri. Mie tbr. Of LOndOnderyl Campbell, Man'snil' "
days. sugar cedar, &c, to h. J. Q A. De~eh
schr Glenw0od, Dicker'0n' Ne"oern ~ o' aAI' III '@
schr jacob Brd.a Healsy. Anuama'ex dsy'. ship
Ser LynIon smith Perry, Me- days, lumber to j.
DSsS,on SsSp Jas NOye., HosborO Me- 10 days lumber u
sest Georgia (of RocklsDd) Buekin St. John, N B..
days. 9 %i..od, Wilson, Hog Island days, to
shr franklin Allen. Providence. in ballast to j. BOynos
seSr. D. w. Vaughn Clifford. Yorktown, Va, 2days, d
schr 0ny SON Johnson. Gardiner days, lumber to God
fey Holyo - ,,,, xr,.,.,..u. ".
days corn TO A. c. Hayens ,,.-. a l., ,L- a.
schs Catharine Beal Flowes Belfast 10 days lumber
scsr Ann srout Macbias 20 days lumber to Boyntos
S,hr. p f. wii.ton, Mooney, Bangor 3days potatoes
order. ~, n. ..u.... r.. ,lA.,x
srhr stranger Smith. Sandwich. In baliass
srbr Sarh Holden, Rocklasd days, lime
Sehr Pelne Thotndk-, Rocksnds days lime
schr T,auimaux Bnggs Dishton for Poushkeepsie
Sehr Jane. Gorham. Anderson. Dighton Sdsya
schr : NJ Mount, Fletcher Providence DAYS
ScLr John K. W atson. Packard, Ne" London , days
Scnr brilliant Norton, ADDISON IL drys spefs 10 na'et
Scnr r. IL Nash Thompson Cutler IL days, spaTs
schr Charlotte, Arey, Roosand days Lime .
schr Python Hanne Mschias ~ dsys, uuOei TO uAtcf
Sch, urndrick Hudson. Lincoln, Blth days potatoes
sooo kstone Re ynods, Providence days, muse
- 90 c--..,o H..
sop tsrys, Corwin Providence days, mdse to master
stesr H. burden LopeI Phiiadeipbis, nd,e TO Loper
s,eamer Cummings, Marshall, Philadelphia mdse. to J.
steamer Ellen s Terry (U s. transport Chaplin Newbsrs
Nav O mals and sick and wounded
Fellowship Iron,des Chase, Liverpool March 'oi al"
brig.
Tn. sehr d. c. Stugis at Pier No. N R. 10 loading sd
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
1862. THE 1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with lis connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRox NRwYoRK To THE PRINCIPAL WEsTKRS CiriEs
Eight trains daily from NewYok to Philadelphia via
New:JeLsey and Camden and An Amboy line ~, nm,
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURTLANOTST.
By of Philadephs the morning p,sse gers leave New
YORK same time as other rotes Evening passengers
1t g p m hour later than other lines.
BY wsy Of Allentown. evening psssengers leave at p M
srrive the tine Northern lines in Chicago and all
points In the North West CTestine Indianapolis Louisville
St. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cncnnsti. and all main
points West, with fewer changes Of cars
Pittsburgh 355 miles and New Pittsburgh, 43O mss
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all traus-
Fare the ss other routes.
Barxsse checked through. Transfers free.
secao Ieke'; @ sTFna VAN nied fdIs;Rh6s sy fSS;sA
The Pennsylvanis Central Company nuns an Hmigrant
Accoumoson Line. which affords comfortable mode OF
parties moving Westward ut one hall TIN usual rates
Of fare. rr,,our,
BY hi, route freghts of all description, can be forwarded
n and any point the Railroads o Ono henachy n'
ROAD DIRECT or to sny port on the naVsaoe h'e' oi
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh
The Freight and from any point In the West by
the Railroad at all Tunes ss favorable s are
charged by other Railroad Companies Merchanu and shio-
r uusng the transportation OF their freisht 10 TINS Coin
psny can rely with '01nHsEce sTdrp or u. peoa' "'H''
Farmers and Dealers in Live Stock will mad this most ad'
route Cspacous Yards well wsteied and sup
connections and every attention is paid TO their wants
From Harrisburg where will be found every convene, &c
feeding ard resting choice u offered Of the fhILADL
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Astor rHouss.
LEECH Co, Freight Asepts; ,,,,,,-
MCDONALD BIsCHOFF Emigrant Agenis,
No. Battery place.
EYoCH LEWIS General sup't Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
Law INTELLIGENCE.

U. s. CIRCUIT COURT-MW i?--Bsfore Ju9se NELSON
PRIZE CASES ON APPEAL.
10 the cases Of the scLOoners Aigblrth and Sarah
Starr motion made by Mr. EDWARD, to discharge the
vessels boud having be- given for their value without pay
mrn by the csimals Marshal into court, OF the
c. .,s sl-ajy accrued. for wharfage, keeping. &c.
Distinct Attorney smith opposed the ground that these
should be sous payment into court before
the dischsrg- Of the vessels. Drcision reserved
In the ca. of the bark r..o Mr. Woodford aske
ofd. of vessel the report Of the Prize
Commissioners representing the vessel TO be perishins
dition. Motion Il ntcd.
The claimants Aigburth and Sarah Starr appeared be-
fore Gr Swe Clek Of this Court. and bonded the
the Aiybuth in 80 and hs Sarah Starr In 1900
he cargo.s vessels been already sold and the
proceeds ounng to nearly t0Oo0 In the registry
Of the Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........MAXl u
Cleared.

sbin.-ymer.ld Ise Cornish Liverpool Tspscot ca.
r. S Ely Living.ton Liverpool Rowland frothinshsmi
Glad Tdinss Morgan, glasgow Wm. Nelson Sons.
Meincks L Wend,; Washington tBrem Wnke' Brsmsn.
O. bech'sl v. Dsrs s. Tss%., M.sle smI,S raspe Co
Brgs--ssnta Clsrs (Br) Joriesn, Hafbof Grace n. r.
Buck Co.; W,d Pigeon Johnson 's''ao' 'os Lns.s
Charlotte Agnes (Brl Ed.m Grand Csymans Lesycraif
Bri.k (Br }, E.unebury, Havana. w. w. Russell Co
schooner.-Amsi, Luni NewouryPort, D. :" Le"h IN
bradford Kingston Jam Me,csf Duncan; Emilio Ouat
M-sull, Hondar.s, r. +. buck Co f. d. VeImuys. os
p.tty tirslads Middleton Co.; o. c. Acken, Poet STAN
frd H. Putnam (Br) Robbins, st. kitts. smith, Jones
Co. ,, ,,., v.- v.,,o~
Sesm-r-Black Diamond, Geeu, Phisdslphis LOPer
Kirkpatrick.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
U.s PRIZE COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-NAr H.

FNILk FEssELo.
The Commissioners have taken possession OF the
following price ,
shooner flash captured Of Charleston by the IT, bark
Rees The Flash had been ashore and set on hre alter
her papers The Restless eItnsahed the
ismes
Schooner Albert with cargo Of coffee and salt, and with
clearance from N.su 10 Nassau captured OH Charleston by
the q. gunboa, Huron J. NJ. Blake. prize masser
Schooner Msns laden with salt and cotton cards with
esranc. from Nassau NesY York captured of CnaTeston
by the o. 5 Santiago de Cuoa, Acting Masters Mate
El.ry, prize master
the Ella W4rey large lot Of Enfield and Brun,
wick rifles Ievoves Hus New ogA soap cheese AID hsh
have thus !sr been discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAT.

COURT CALENDAH-THN DAf.
SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERM.-Enumerated
Nos IL to 20 a. 49, 25 a. %, 49, 3O a. 37 81 ~ ~, W
AZ, 43. - ,oo ar ,,ce
SUPREME URr--CIRcUT.-Nos. 1432, l45, l73S.
7ss I7s 3l $685. +oe 5Oa 5O3 1885, 1920 1924 2oss 1909.
1871 1883, 1894, 2OG2. 2ol6
Nos 81 81 80 35 &c. 81 Issues Of Law, &c.-NOa III 70
1870. inclusive. ,~o oo~,
SUPERIOR Court. Part I.-NOs. 1773, 3O7l,
1929 1867 $50 I033 1869 1871 1879 1877 1879 1891. Pad
I-NoI 1929 1875 1873 1921 1884, 1887, 1885, 1891, 1884
1899 Pool, 2003 ~
CouRT or COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 957,
s85 40 g9 95 1913 lO5 49, O4 1903 6l4 1885, 1896 1882
ia Part IfSo. 64s 1920 s47 S3 42s a3s, +0s. 1874 Ss
$40, 96l, CSC. 1857 999. 973
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

CHERlFF SALE.
- WOOLEN MILL AND WATER POWER about IS
acres of Land Woosn Factory with machinery Store
houses. Dwellings. 6o., all new.
The water power large aud unsurpassed situated the
Hudson River and will be sold the premises. At Sandy
H Washington County. N. Y. ON the IAN day a. MAY next
For further particulars inqnie Of GEORGE HARVEY e,q
President Fsrmers Bank Fort Edward n. Messr fRlS-
BEE 4 STUART. No. l2I Dusue-st., N. T.; J. L. LEE
West Troy, N. Y. or ORSON RICHARDS. esq., Sandy
Hill, ". Y.
April u. 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
A UCTION SALE-By r. w. WESTCOTT,
A. NJ. MRRwIN. Aucgiones,.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Irving Build

ID inrs Hos 5s4 and SOS Brsadwsy-Saes Of Books Ss
onsry Pictures Works Of Art. Fancy Goods Furniture 70
TUESDAY EVENING. May -, ct O'Clock
SHELLS, MINERALS. AM ANTIQUE SiDEbOAkD.I
The Shells number about 5000 specimens ard the Minerals
about 800 Collected during many years with much care
both Europe and America The sidebosrd beautifully
inlaid with carved ivory, representing Odentl Mythology
and made Of the islands the Coast Of Hndos
tan. All are o n exhibition at the Ssesrooms
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May a. at = O'Clock .
VALUABLE BO0KS-Comprisins Hisory, Historical
Collections Voyages, Bioga aphy Poetry, Bellies Lettres As
Sciences &c. including many that Catalogues are
ready.
PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY-tThe property Of gentle
retiring from the oession)-Compr.ins complete sets
of Common Law and Chancery ports Of the Federal and Of
several State Courts Admiralty Reports Statute Laws Di
gssts Treaes &c. including variety OF
English Law Books Reports &c. Catalogues ready and
the Books arc on view at the Salesroons
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

last week The plaintiff sued sdmintratrx. 70 seccv
for the dssh Of her husband who killed the night
The fourth Of July 1880 while Walking up the Bowssy VI
hole which had been nsecufely fastened He FLU with ooe
LEG in the hole and the tipping up and wounded
him 90 seriously that he died shortly asr leaving the ps
til and one child his next Of kin
Tho suit to e5 600 under the statute They
bad been living In comfortable but by The
death OF Mr. Kelly e destitute The plaintiff showed thst
this had been left without fastening for year mors
and that he'd been the condition formerly would
have been peecsy SAFE and the injury could been
received The Corporation claimed that they bound
70 see that these vault securely fastened bat only
vaults were properly constructed and that
y constructed notice Of insecure condition Of the same u
necessary TO render them liable
1he Cou held etherwise ard Instructed the Jury that
was the dnty Of the Corporation to take such
ensoie any insecurity Of this kiad to be discovered
$3.50 'AS' ''' F
The Court ordered stay Of proceeduss until ssr the qsss.
ton Of law could be considered on . ease 70 be mad.
VIM Fullerton for plaintiff Henry H. Anderson for defend
ants.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAr la-Before
JrpGE BErrs.

PRIZE CAPTURES on LASD-sALE OF PRIZE.
TIE Judge has allowed the new prize interrogato-
s proposed by United States Dc, Attorney Smith to be
used in cases II captures The naval forces on and
a mo ion Of Assistant. District Attorney s. j. Woodord
And on report Of the Prize Commones the schooner Jo
hanna Ward And ca 20 " ere ordered to be sold.
Before Judge ssALLrY.
The Revenue Calendar WAS called this morning.
r Woodord stated that in the inst twelve cases the Gov
eminent ready for tIial
The counsel III claimants not being prepared the Court
directed the be off for the day The Judge stated
,b, an Wedn.dsy he would take up the calendar i
and Ipeced tina, in all wogd be ready at tnat
time.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
T'HE RECEIVER of the CLEVELAND and

4 PITT BURG RAILROAD CDMPA.'f siyes notice
tn. Of the Company n his hands subject TO s
direction Of the United state. Coa for the Northern Dtrict
Of Ohio ths by the order Of he Court no portion oi The
earnings Of the Road be spoiled TO the payment OF any
of ths unsecured Indebtedness Jf the Company MI ihe
,srnnss after operating -nsn'es rent aud nougage
interest will be applied to the principal of those debts which
aud secured ting At he present time 10 ABOUT
million Of dollars The accrued intee't the three old
has all been provided for fo the earning. Of Ia.
hoad snd the interest to be paid ia on the funded deD
bonds tgven for the unsecured ndebednesl
m. 6r. DAY Of July lo6l The holders of the River Line
Bond, Income Bond- Dividend Bonds aud Bills Psykoe,
who have yet accepted the terms OF compromise offered
wit approval OF the United States Court noiined
Ia exchange their bonds and notes before the lh day oi
ps l6l they will not b. entitled 10 receive my portion
interest ". aid TO those who accept he promise
1be Bonds be obtained In exchange r un,ecuret
at the oce OF the Company In Cleveland a
No Is Wiliam-st, Eew-York City. of IA. G. KINGSLEY
J. n. MCCULLOUGH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
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NROIP-SAVE YOUR CHlLDREN.-As safe
I J and reliable medicine-Dr. CHAPMAhS celebrated
comnonnd IROUP AND COUGH sfRUf-usd Win great
49,. for the last 35 years inalble cure fr tho Group
- ,bs hes, me icin- for Inhucnza Colds Coughs iioa'e
n., piAcuty Of Breathing Pain in the Chest bee1rs
Gou tho Iunss A'ams who2Pns Cough =.
Wm CHAPMAN 4 Co, ~ Eultva~I, NIX, aud by DruSsss'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

r. G. TurrLx, AuCrIoSEKR, Ofioe No. 100 Broadway.
DECEIVERs SALE.-Peremptory sale OF o
IL Retail Stock Of HARDWARE-Pnblic notice \. hereby
eiven that the undersigned will sell SATURDAY May TO-
at 10 O'Clock No. i Hudson- In the City Of New fork
valuable stock Of HARDWARE and FIXTURES, together
with HORSES. WAGONS, &c.
T. z. STEWART, Receiver.
N p. The above sale 10 postponed to TUESDAY, 18th
inst ct the time and place.
T. T. STEWART Receiver.