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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-20

p6f- General Price has fought thirteen
battles. and suffered no defeat. and YET
rear ofwhieh he brought up and protect
,sd as the proudest occasion Of his life
Il Q was in the saddle for days, and. on
the retreat had to turn ana hgnt ana re-
pulse the enemy six times, all OF which
no did successfully, inhicting severe loss
upon them, and bringing Oh syerysn,,sn ,g
10 perfect Safely CAarleston Cour'eT' leth
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-20

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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-20
RECElVER'Ss SALE, -

june 8, iss2-4.-prs fec sS-7l5 i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20
PUBLIC Acr--No. 80.
An Act 10 authorize the appointment u medical store.
kcepers and challans Of hospitals.

An Act 10 authorize the appointment u medical store.
keepers and chalans Of hospitals.
Hk enocf,i ~ Me %adts aud honss cf Representatives
NJ the tNited States o America W tbarsss osssmbd, That
the tecretary Of War b. .uorixcd to nd to the medical
department ~ tho army Medical sorkeepcrs not cxce-d
ing iA In number. who shall have thc my and eonments
n military soorkreperx In the Quartermasters depart
ment who shall I've skilled apoihecarss druggists. who
shall give the bond and security required by existing laws
for military stoekeepers In tho Qtarternnstcrs DEPART
aud who shall be stationed ut such points as tho ne
cessties Of the nny require: Provided That tho
provisions Of this net sSii remain In force only during the
continuance OF the present rebellion.
Nee. 2. And Ia Il further enacted Tint the President
II the United Sst Ia hereby authorized 10 appoint u hc
shalt dren necessary, chaplain for each permanent
hospital whose pay with that 81 chnpains Of hospitals
heretofore appointed by him. shall h~ the same ~ that Of
rcgimsnial chaans IN the volunteer frcr and who shall
b. suect such rules in relation to leave II ahscncc
from duty prescribed for commissioned officer. % the
army. Approved, May ~, ieN1.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20
PCRIC ACr-NO. &,

An Act to provide r the ccaton and revision Of the
laws Of the District Of Columbia.
BE Ienaosd BY the Snai. and House Of Representatives
Of tie Uned Mater Of america in Congrcss dssembied
That the President u the United States I've and he Il here
authorised and empowered to appoint by and with the
advice and u the Senate three suitable
learned In the law, revise aud codf the laws OF the
District Of Columbia.
Sec. 2. And he II further enacted. That the persons
who shall he thus appointed, shall reder hnal report Of
their revision and cocaton to Congress or before tho
Rrst Monday of December next.
Approved, Msy ~. 1852.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20

An act 10 suthorse ts Cooperation of 0sogsown, In the
District q Cumls toby spd collect water tAx' and
" other purposes. s
~ wssissd ~ ne Sssslt arS Has n Aprsssslssss.s
4 ~ Uxitsd Xates " A~er!ea n t4sIre asss1%@1y
81 n 6eorEsowp, " tho Distrct II Col9mbts shall Pave
0ipovsr sp4 epthory 70 hwy and collect sAx nos ex.
seanG sixty cents per foSt aqt ON Ill css APO pcs o.
icts xhin said corporate lisin Cont VI Or parallel %
which Wsess wsips have been q may Asrs:esr " aa
or. ihsr dsst0n 70 sppropress from que sor2sssss
ssseiy is iasbiNRn u Ssld town With rotonso water
S ~ sQSsdct aips " p'pss now lsd Or " ~ y"
~ 1SssN N ssid toyp ~ The W4Sd States ana 70
as Il svs ~ nENsiostsr w prUpeE dsishHt,on .!
the same essst y ~ rsssto9 ptesesd ~ ssis q. ~
1yuns, ed entitled a vt spF0yi4e r ceEe ard
prcssrva1ipa Of the works const5ucts6 ~ ~ unWsa
States tor bringing the P0t0uac water .to ~ cee OF
Washnstpu and Georgstowp tyr the supply VI sad water
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20

that may he made for the benefit Of said schools by
persons DISPOSED tn aid in the elc. s0n Of thu col.
Ured pOpus ton In the District Of Columbia, and tc
apply the same in such manner rs in their opinion
nors, said trustees being required to account for oil
funds received by them and to report to the COM
missioners. in accordance with the provisions Of Soc
ton twenty-five Of this act.
Sec. 10. And be il further enacted, That this act
no and the samc IL hereby declared public and rsnc-
according to the equity thereof: and no proceednss
Of the inhabitants Of the trustees Of any school
district Or Of the commissioners OF primary schools
Or Of any other officer created under the provisions
Of this act shall be set aside or adjudyed to be void
for defect Of form Or for any irreguary therein 20
- the acquisitions Of the said act arc substantially
complied with.
Approved, May 20, 1852.
tpuBiIc AcT-Nc. o..
An Act prescribing the qualifications Of electors In the
cities Of Washington and Georgetown In the D'rc' o
Be enacted by TIE Snate and Ao"ss If Representatives
Of the tMied &Nfes u Amerfca in tbn0res assembted,
That IN all municipal elections 10 The cities Of Ws.hnssSn
existence Of the present rebellion perSon who shall
offer to vote at such election and who shall 10 ca
Government OF the United Staies SHALL before his vote
shall be received In addition to the requirements now es
tabshed by law take and subscribe the following oath
or aiirmaton naIely al do solemny Tor sirm,
the may be that will support. protect and de-
fsnd the and Of the Unite" States
against oil enenies whether domestic or foreign that
will bear true faith allegiance, and loyalty to tho sanc,
any ordnance resolution, law Of any State Convention,
Legislature 0ter ar orSNni.HtiOn secret or otherwise,
the contrary notwithstanding, and that do this with
full determination. pledge, and purpose without any men.
81 Or EVASION sna nat
the United States 10 help God. The said oath or af
armaon may be taken before amy justice Of the peace
minister Oaths In the District Of Columbia and the pre-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20
tPrBLic AcI--No, s:.J


An Act providing TOR the education Of cclorsS ehdrcn In
the cities Of Washington and Gsoryciown District of
Columbia. and for other purposes.
Be eMocSd BY the Ndte ind Honss 81 Representatives
ef the United Mates Al Amercu Ia Cbx2rvss 0sscRbdcd
That um and amer the passage Of this oct Il shall b. the
ton and Georgstow the District Of Columbia to Get
apart per centu Of the amount rsrsive om taxes
levied the real and property In sd cities own
ID by persvns Of color which received from taxes
aforesaid shall b approximation the purpose Of initiating
syss cf primary pchuos for the education q coosvd
children residing In sa,d cities.
scc 2 Aud IN IL further enacted. That the boards Of
trustees Of public schools IN s citisa shall have scle con-
troll of the fund arising from the atorsaa well
from contributions BY perona dp0sed to aid In the snca
ton Of the col0red from ssy other source which
shall be kept . fund distinct from the general school
aud teachers for such number u schools a. In their
opinion, will beat Accommodate ths col0red children IN the
various portions Of said cities.
&c., s. And bs Il further enacted, That the board Of
trustees aforesaid shall possess al the powsry exercise ths
same functions aud have the supervston over the
them over tho public schoo existng In aid etss By
virtue Of the laws aud ordinances Of the Cooperation there
Of.
Sec T. And be further enacted That Ill psrsons Of
color In the District Of Columbia. OF u the cosposate linn.
it, II the cities Of Warrington and 0corSecwu sAa BE-
which free white persona may 10 suect OF aenahe
that they shall bc tried s any osses against The law. u
the free white psrSOus are my b tried
for the offences; and that upon being legally con.
vctsd Of any crime offence aSalst any Law ~ orln
ancs such persoas Of color sha b. liable g The sAue
Or saIctsd upon tree white psrsons r ths ers
oense and a acts Of parts d acts sconssent With The
ptovlsicns Of this vet arr hereby repealed.
Approved, Nay n, leo2s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20
[Prpuc Acr--No. ,A.l


An Act 10 amend entitled Van making apprc-
pratons for the service u the Post Once Department
during the nsca year ending The thireth Of june sgh
teen hundred snd eixtythrec, approved April scven-
tesuth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
b. ssced BY TIC Situate AVID Hexse qf Representatives
@ ne Ussited Mates Of .in.srca C0N0ress assented
That the provisions Of the first section Of the act snelsd
act making appropriations r the servke u he Post
Once Department during the fiscal year ending the thr
teth Of june eighteen hundred and slxtythrse," sp.
ploved April seventeenth eighteen hundred end sktytwA
which spproprisiatcs the sum Of eight ihoussnd eight
hundred dollars r compensation of twestyHve addition.
al clerks In the Post Once Department. authorized by the
Act to promote tho efficiency Of tho dead letter olce
approved January twenty first. eighteen hundrcd and
from the date Of their sproutmcut 70 The thir
ath Of June, eighteen hundred and be and the
hereby amended that tho said Of eight thou.
sand sight hundred dollars shall 10 payable ont of the ap
propriaou made out VI any money In the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated to supply decispcss In the
cco Of the Post once Department Tor the year ending the
hirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sxty.tw0.
tanning In tho third section III te art entitled IAN act maxi
log appropriations the service II tho Post Once Depart.
eut during the fiscal cnding the thrtieth ii Juue,
eighteen hundred and approved March second
eighteen hundred and sixty zone.
Approved, May ~, l6d:.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20
fpvbLiC AcT--NN. ISL

IHtnIC ACT--NN J.I
An oct reduce the expenses u survey and e Of the
public hnds Ia the United etates.
Bea s.adet ty ~ S."ate and lseas " Representative:
That the conracis or The survey Of the pubic lands shall
not brcome binding upon the United States until approved
such aid Commissioner shall otherwise specially
order.
manual o. Instructions relating to the public scrvcys pro-
pared At the General Land ONCE and bearing date febru
AIRY twentysecond, eighteen hundred and hyAvs. tbs
ce and the special Instructions Of the surveyor gnssa
wheu not In condIct with sad printed nnnss the In
part Of contract for surveying tho public land Of
the United States.
Ser: : Ana b farther .n.s.:a ma. the comn,.;
surveys which sIs In no esse exceed the msxinsm -
) ia @ :scSsn .ss +
Kept I each surveyor Il q sarveyns ed
Of survey and Plating shall have bsen paid into the sas-
tce. T. And b. u further enacted. That run and asr
sks ART day q July nsx and apS9 shs rssonnsa.sloe
By he Secretary Of The nscrcr The president nsy order
that the Territories II Utah and Colorado shalt constitute
one Surveying district the dutis: cf surveyor ssnsr. In
COlasdo and tho :arveyins dssrct q Nsvs1s sIs b.
united to that At CraA the duties At surveyor gsner
I'd e Il: e *. ia ss
tn ccss TO b. nads under The inatrnotns VI tAe Co
ni.sioser Of ths osnssAl Land O9ee,
onssaSssce & sSs 4 ths 0.ssssI iAsi O.
&c., approved ~ he sscysasy q The Ineesoe ~ rrs
10 ransr Of ~ bususss "a archives 70 ay ether Land
Once within The zane state a. Tssrieerys
sec. q And 3 Z tarshs. enacted fhe: itea and anss
sss rscvss. IL ii sas is:d oss e ~ U.s.d sss:s
esnsai salary II vs hundred dolla sa6l, With
- :. a:s g s = y az - !.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-20

white resident OF e0ld county snail DO pr1vnoRc0 70
place bis or her child or ward II any one Of the
schools In said county she or no may think proper
to select
Sec. 81. And be Il further enacted, That il shall
not DO lawful for . member Of tho Levy Court Of
said county to DO commissioner Of primary schools
or trustee Of any Of the school dFcts, for any
person to bc At the same time commissioner and
trustee ~ Aforesaid.
Sec. IS. And DO It further enacted, That tho
sad Levy Court may, In Its discretion, and II u
81 I'll b deemed BY said court BEST for the interest
anu wefsre Of tue sslossd people residing In said
county, levy IN annual tax II eighth Of per
esutum on Ill the taxable property IN said county
outside tho limits Of the cities Of Washington and
0ssrgstown, owned BY persons Of color, for tho pur
pose of initiating system Of education Of celored
children in ssid county, which tax shall b. collected
10 ths same manner ~ the tax named 10 section
thirteen Of this act And 1t shall - The duty Of the
trustees elected nndsS section uipc 70 pesyide suit.
able and conysnisnt rooms tor holding schools for
colorsd children 70 employ eaebers theEsfOS and To
appropriate the proceeds Of Aaid tx TO the psywene
of tsachsrs wages, rent If schooa-rooRu, fus! and
other necessary expenses pertaining to sid school
10 exercise general superysioa 0yer thep. to o..
ksblish proper discipline, and to andesyor to pro-
IrsNe full equal, and useful issrsstsp Of The col
oreA Hbildren In said county. II she'll IL LAWFUL foI
sueh tr~stees to impose tax Of not morn thse MY
>ceatG pqr month the parent or guardian Of eaeh
child attending such schools, to b applied " III
payment n the expenses Of the school Of which
said child shall 10 en- attendant sud 10 the exercise
of this peWer the tsstees may, from time to time
.discontinns tho payment altogether, or may gradu
ssts tho tax acsording to the ability Of the child snt
he wants Of the school. Add saiA trustess ~ ~
.horissd to receiss any donations " contribution
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

NOTICE.-THE RETURNED PRISONERS OF THE
N sixlyninth regiment N. Y. NJ request
at hibernan Hall 42 Prince street Wednesday, evening
July 49, at s ocoek business Of tho utmost Importance
will be BY order uf Color Sergeant John Mur-
py Color Sergeant John Cotton Corporal NJ Brcnaa Ber.
nard Quinn Richard Dunn, Owen J. Duffy.
TvHE MONSTER MASS MEETING.-THE OFFICERS
and speakers who to assist at the Monster Mtss
Meeting Tuesday afternoon Iuested To cali my
onice No Hanover street any Tuesday before
r. NJ r. NJ. at the Everett House, the pur
pose of receiving The necessary badges and tickets
CHARLES GOULD,
Secretary OF the Special Committee.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
EXPRESSES.

AT BUNHAMs FURNITURE TxrRRss AND PACK
"A Ing Lisbishmcn', III West Eleventh street between
Firth and S1stb avenus W,usc I'D Frrairc tored aud
shipped 20 all iarts of tho world sgons for re-
pRIieg talpitpls " wv y9gsYl kMniass stored =
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

TvOLONEL PEIsSUERS REGIMENT
" The Colonel intends 10 this regiment the frst
ready service best ii every respect Such
ocers sny will be received acquainted with their
dusies. and whose character IL known al 9Ef Fa.lT
The couniry needs honest brave men; needs them
The county In Vcal condition, and needs every sol
dier Come forward then once, Of all classes
proessons Msn Of New York coae forward. All the
distance and bounes granted by the United States
fully secured to and officers
Rsgnlenta Camp Turtle Bay Park, Fory-Gfth and
Second Regmenta Headquarters No. 575 Broad.
way. opposite the Metropolitan Hotei.
= ELIAS fEISSUEII Colonel Con,mandng
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
f1ORCORAN ZOUAvES.
~ THIRD REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Y. b. SPlNOLA. BRIqADrER GENERAL,


MARRIOTT H. CROFT, COLONEL.
pany. oioers msa ara have splendid aud @shing
Ini.,n nm and Of e.pssnes "a at Their head y we
&Sy % wSo % 'ns Sas +
IN n' e s' y Sn0i = sn
can snow ssme,lias about Ins"irs ns
men q the Thry seventh regiment, in his city,
asn d as e. IN 3 ct hts ss se
isa q he es 81 Sq M Mtay u & s s
pay FROM date Of enlismsnt ss paid % each man when
soldier when honoraSy @ dseIarsed Sc q Tie sdvani
age n those wishing which win only be given e
drl ssTseaas kscrd,ing dsPots 50 second
over headqGaIters Of the rcsiment - So .fi
(,OLQNEL .P0rrER's MILITARY WORKS.
Infant "a q ss with n'yoae'
Jniantry Tss,es. =; is easfayass. s0c
ssay As;y % % So pssss Is e sesavns s
'''F'' A'w W. - FORTUNE, GsiS5 10 Chatham street. ny
I spiao'a Empire bris;sds, rharlos Weed Guard: ara 'l
is tho ntenon Of government to give the recruit the
months pay advance ys:sIs and The % premium Re
" sss ssa is'Sss ssSss % ts os
Uniforms turnshci immediatcly .--
Canal Street . q SsS'sa Ssi PSSsiSs SS
FIFrEEN DOLLARS BOUNTY TO EVERY MAN
rsmeni Pay ra:ioa. slahiae' ~, begin iSc
Every win be wsll taken ana can Leave SO
ne street and No. chahsm Apply
DOPE RIFLES HgtN
under authority FROM Adjuant General iIillhoasc.
. MA Rrs,s ,,ls. men, cur " country needs you.
Let strong and willing hearts rpsn to the rescue
'' I'' ''' TIE nis' FIRST IN THE FIELD, as.se
and show the rebels how quickly the OF the Empire
State can opan oS MoNfHs T n III srfsSs1ts Fay N %pyAScE 1a
will be paid each volunteer the mastering in OF The
i1"'' '"' TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS BOUNTY. ag3a4
Apply at headquarters NO. Z Broadway; avn ,,
Two drummers and teamster wanted. -"
DEcRUIrs wANTED-coMPANY y, PHdNfx RE
LII giment Corrorsn Zonaves-fuurth regiment, I'm:
s sssniacsnt s m ~ Irish regiment M
all true irshmcn who wish to serve their country ~ will
the regiment by Colonel his
deparnre 70 the seat Of war; and several q them served
raous aud clothing, TRANSFORMATION 2 a. Ess New
pay s e. and y hand mone With ss
sse s,fP 1F he &c
20 tho ams q H. ssS
aud Liberty streets; Denis Burns, Nineteenth
@ thirty and
East Foriyfour6 We ca you, fellow
se poas s sssn rss mmed IN o
some Southern prison. where he calls toyoa for assistance
= Then up with the Green Flag
Tho HE'D, White and Blue;
IN striking for for Columbia s,A
sERXhRp Ms srlHS 81 S'kfEnY, fF:n' 'oS Captain.
SoSsSf II ErSs Fiji s.ss.s T......u.
few ScrGcants wanted. Apply at the headluarters
H. New York voinnie9rs Dnryec's zouayesl Colonel q.
S IL nc % ,srsc @ Msn for IS N.sSs apply at
'"'r IteoS' sERTfER. Rccrana Officer.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
sI.ECIAL NOTICES.

IENTRAL PARK PLEASURE BOATS-MOONLIGlT
~ is running during the day and evening
on the lake. and greatly enhance the attractions OF
this boats with Fed Terrace
landing every few minute making the circuit OF the lake.
nearly two mites IN thirty Ave to forty minutes.
Fars for each 10 cents
Fare Tor children, under Scents
Boa may be engaged for the use Of party. M
Rate for persons for each half hour 30 cents
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

DAwNBRoKER's sALE--TIIOs. BELL AUCTION.
II eer--tbis day lOs O'Clock, ri Bell and Ingnbam
auction rooms New Bowey valuable variety OF Pledged
Goods, Clothing o. all kinds aud other chorc articles
Watches, Jcwsiry, Ac. Sale without ,essrye. DR. ". Fog
aeaakL " QAyU greeh torwsr!y W. Hvason psssb
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
CHARPsHoOTERs. sHARPsHoOTERs.
y spINULA BRIG ADE.

spinola e now the word. Colonel r x. Brank, an old
soldier II nov forming regiment OF shr shooters, of
metal The officers OF the regiment viii be composed Of
soldiers and gentlemen We have got TO tights the is
the part the south All officers who
have companies parts Of companies In the city country
win do well 10 report personally communicate TO Colonel
Banlk Major Jorian. at 80 Prince street Broa
heaquarers of the Ssc Sharpsootcrs; branch Office,
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

ROOFS AND SHOES AT AUCrIoN;-wM. NJ. HOI.
II LdkGSuEAD, auctioneer.-Large pc rcmp0ry sale
OF 20 cases Boots, Shoes Brogans Caters auction
on Tuesday July l5 l0L clock Of w
10 Cortland street. uprising well assorted prime
goods Catalogues ready on morning OF sale. w ~
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

A DRUM MAJOR wANfED-ONE POSTED UP TO
"A the bandle Apply at tho Headquarters Phoenix rey
nen Fourth regiment Empire Brigade. 50, Broadway.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE-H. WILSON, AUCTIONEER-
"A A. ID. GALE. A Dey ,trect--Boos Shoes, Bano ais
and Brogans -Tas az IL oco; 500 comprising
prime assortment Tor the season. n B.-A large aud
No a Oey street, New York. ' ---'
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

THE AEB6k1AOHs - - 4s--
s~.,,><sSS>.
-'' - ngssIrsru' &sp Etea -,,x Abel Is sa9fs
fa,ilip aes ., '-szrE-s JssSS 0sssst - asrs
E.rse sodHias. ds .,.a asats u'sissbm., uSstss ,assq
Heary r. 'isssSs' Ssissed' 5osn jam ys,- 's1asHf
EeAssard peishsid. Ado,ph seeurE. =. fssi
WilsorE Hunt. sA Bernard Aunend. s ~
DAVID Dudley Field, Phil, Frankenheimers Z
feter cooper, Philip Scheu.
Joseph fOtkc A. kcxanowsky.
Thonas Fraser, John Foster.
rIeaerck Z. Gebhafd, James H. NICHOLSON.
u was also uns nimotsly afsif .s lc9 NaG !
sossa ilst the genilemen named and AZ others VIII
ing 70 aid the good be requested 10 meet In their
sptese wards, On Wednesday, Jnly TO- at eight O'Clock IN
hs % organize for the more cteetual security o
hue hye ciea ~ view And the following places OF nre'ns
NINTH " WARD-Bleccker BnllIirg
klkftks1H WARD--(lnton Hall MNk
sistffsls VAIL Southwest corner Of Twenty second
sire sna Seventh avenue.
n EIGirEhNfH WARD-southeast corner OF broadway and
Twenty-tLird street.
AT subsequent meeting OF the Committee held At tire
pernae ~ oanization of the Comnt adopta aud
the ioiiow ing officers unanimously elected A2 '.e
lion. y. y. bradley, Chairman. sf ..t.s sse.4.
CYkuS IrRTisS, Esq, Vice Chairman.
G W BLUNT. Corresponding Secretary.
y. H. JAoUEs Recording secretary. sA
JAMES NELLY, Esq, Treasurer NN
Standing Committees we're so appointed NJ foIlews,
On Finance--Messrs. Kellg, Cooper and Blunt.
Vn rri,nlns-Messrs Lawrence, Starr and Chipp.
On Fsrr arr and and smith naat
Alter directing the above staten n Of their 20
be pubished the committees adj ned meet on Wednes-
day ns1 a. tho Mayors 0cs :. = nSGn SHapLEY chairman
Hrsgs y,SnE. cSssssa Ss v,Ss EhaaEmsgg aua1.g., s. 0
DRUM MAJOR wANfED-ONE POSTED UP 70
"A the handle. Apply at tho Headqnarters Phoenix rey-
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

"A uCrioN NOTIOE--M. b.; CHAPMAN, AUCTION
"A ee.-Magnfhcent sale of Ho' seh0d Eurniiure.This
day lTuesdsy at O'Clock residence No ~ West
rweny-sixth street. Attn avenue. consisting
wood. na hogauy and back walnut Parlor Chamber
nisS Room farnitare Brasse Wilton and Ingram Car
pets Bed.ng Mirrors Tables, Chairs, Clocks, Sofa Beds
Curtains Paintings. o. naments. China, GLASS; Silver Ware
Ianie cutlery &C. Aso an assortment Of Basement and
The New York herald., 1862-07-15
= - 9a sALBs AT AUCTION. -s
A =. Roth. AuCTroNEER.-AN EXTRAORDINARY
HouSEkEEpERs AND rHE TRADE. <T
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE <ft

To-day Tuesday A Seloes Prssc,,sis sc q 'hs ioai
sxh Avenues consist ny OF brs tlu vevA sBrrssels
Gaps Car ss aaa ss, &
Top Eageres Table, fur isa Lounges Caairs
kc epttoa cnais Vase Clocks &c Also elegant oQ1
mahogany and black walut Paror, and DIN ng
Esom furniture Hair aud Spring Mattresscs 40 Sale
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

ATNO $50 BowERy.-H. ROsENTHAL HAVING
N great purchase large quantity Of on
Wearing Apparel Furniture Carpets, Jewsry c by call
utmost article ladies attended 10 by Mrs
Rosenthsl Please remember and try 353 Bowcy, Opposite
Great Jones street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

TouN n. BuRIEY, AUCrroNEER, WILL SELL THIS
81 day, at o'clock at at Canal street. Bureaus Ward
robos Hookcnses Extension and other Tables Chairs,
fimpt,n Secretary and other Bedsteads, sofa Beds,
Looking GLASSES, Brussels Three-ply and other CARPETS
Iiair aud other Mattresses, Bcdana Washsand Cottage
and other Suits olcotb, Mating together with everything
for hcusckeeping.
The New York herald., 1862-07-15

yxvANrED-To PURCHASE A VERY FINE QUARTER
w second Watch (Juraensca prsfsrred) Any one hsv
Ing 1ne Watch. ~ syery chea, price wt Ind sosa cur
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The New York herald., 1862-07-15

4 MEETING OF frx y.....Ess 9, e. THE sf1-l
"A Sstxiorai distrcf sppcu.su ~. -, .or Morgan,
and re- net IN Adjuant Generai Cir usr OF July
g. le6z committee TO aid in the Org sation a reg
ment Of voluuees under he call % the President
~ t6 II NJ. t~ss.l-l f - t.5sll NJ aIr. -'-
There large attendance Of naenbers Of the CON-