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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
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the East. He has alrerdy arrived at Conssantnoplc
His sister, the Princess Alice, was to have been mar
ried on the 9th ofJune to Prince Louis Of Hesse
According to previous arrangements, the King o.
Belgium was to give the bride away.
DR.. Alfred North, formerly Resident-surgeOn al
the New.York Hospital, has been chosen Resident
Surgeon at the Relief Room Association. He is
gentleman of rare skin and experience, and bis ser
vices will prove an invaluable acquisition to thu
Association
Gov. Curtin was not pleased with the detention
of the Pennsylvania men who have halted here slel
and wounded from tho SCAT Of the war. lie insi'tse
upon their being forwarded to their irenos iofIo
WITH and they have gone.
-Brigadier- eneral Gordon, who covered dsn
Banhss retreat 80 handsomely, was at the Broadws'
Hospital yesterday. He left for Washington las
evening.
"A new monument has just been erected over the
grave of John Bunyan, author Of "The Pbgrlm'
P,oQress." II was work Of subscription under the
presidency Of the Earl Of Shaftesbury.
DIR. Knight of Salisbury, Conn.,, has offered hi
services to the Sanitary Committee % volunteer
Surgeon.
-Garbaldi is prostrated with rheumatism.
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NEW PALACE GARDEN.

Mr.. Nixon, who has taken this establishment Wig
orously in hand presents most extraordinary COM
bins,ion of attractions at very low prloe. lie
visitors are first introduced to the garden where
plants aud flowers WOO the senses and refreshments
quench the Summer thirst, while Mr.. Bakers orches-
ira pronounces all the modern effects Of which he is
capable an interpreter, and which are 80 favorable
10 the digestion of iee-creas and other sweetmeas.
Then comes really superior concert In the large
room, to which is attached a stage for whatever
musical or operate entertainments. The following
singers are already engaged: Miss Charlotte Patti a
mos, brilliant executsnt Of high soprano music;
Madame Stlakosch, Sguor Sbriglia, Sgnor Ardavani,
Sigpor DO Breuil. For the ballet Mesdames Cubas,
Caroline Theleur, Helene, Messn. Xmencs Weith'
of and the corps. The garden music commences al
o'clock; the concert at s; and these over there il
.tl more to crafty visitors in the shape Of eques
trian performances in a new circus just built.
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LATEST FROM NEW-MEXICn-


Fred Il. Solomon, esq. returned this morning from
Fort tnion and Santa te, looking IN fine health and
spirits. lie has our thanks Tor d late G0=efte lie
left the Colorado boys all well, end preparing 10
move 10 Fort Craig. The four regiments oi New.
Mexican volunteers have been dishanded aud a
selection OF officers made thorefrom Tor the new H.,
Regiment, composed Of fourteen OF sixteen CON.
pailies, part OF whom, with part of tie Colorado
Volunteers, VIII probably soon be ordered to march
south and retske Fort Bliss and Fort Fillmore The
balance viii remain at Fort Union, Santa e. and
Fort Craig, 70 protect those places Kit Carson il
.aid 20 be appointed Colonel Of the new irt New
Ne Ico Ree.nenl; Nj. ChsrviL Lieutenant Colonel ,
aud ,lessfs. .AouisOD and Cummings, Majois. Col.
sul BIAS retigned, but will resume his regular RAM
10 Lls regular army. From Tie G01eite If The l1th
inst. No learn that Mr.. Upbam Of New-York has
he appointed new Secretary OF New.Mexico IN
,Aoe vi Holmes, removed. -Four companies OF
mounted police will be organized Ia the Terlilory 10
reeve order, ana keep an eye 10 the marauding
,Gnds Of Indians who semi-occasionally inieet the
zone seiIemoDe. Col. Candy has pardoned those
ee1icrf who lprc fc,p guilty o. no other Qycuse.
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Personal.
logTned.

The work Of clearing the Queens Bench Prison
Of It's inhabitants is now yerging toward a close.
Strange to say, it has been y very dithcult task.
Many Of the prisonen sernly refused to DO made
bankrap,s, though, by giving their consent, they
could have Immediately obtained their release. The
most curious case was that of William Miller, who
had been in prison since July, ISli-foty eight
years He had lost all desire to 20 out, and would
.ign nothing which would have the effect Of making
him free man. When al length he WAS absolutely
forced TO acquiesce, he begged to be allowed to
remain in the prison few days longer and when
his time was up he still fingered fondly within the
gates to bid the officials farewell and to shake hands
over and again, until be passed the outer gates Of
the Queens Bench Prison, few days since. VIM.
Miller, who was born nearly 80 years ago never saw
street gas.lsmp, nor an omnibus, much IesS steam
ship or railway.
A correspondent of Tie Cincinnati. GaseHe
writing from Emerald, Adams County, says that
the man who has perhsps been engaged in carrying
the mail the sreatest length Qf time in tue United
States ID Daniel vanwnklc, residing near New
Market, Highland County, Ohio He commenced
carrying the mail in the year 1907 from North Bond,
up the river passing through Cincinnati Columbia
ard Augusta, Kentucky to Washington, Kentucky,
and has since had numerous contracts tho last expir-
ing in April, 1861, and making a term Of iny-four
years in all.
The Hon. Edward stanly, the now Governor of
Norh Carolina, Is said 10 be the same person who
led the political attack against the Rev. Thomas
Starr King, two years ago, in San Francisco, when
Mr.. King accepted an invitation to deliver Fourth
Of July oraion. Mr. Kings triumph ON that occs-
sion was 10 marked, The Boston Transcript says,
hat Dir. Slanly and his Southern associates have
never since publicly veptured to renew tho on
slaught.
The report that the gallant Major George +.
Smith, of the st Pennsylvania Volunteers was Killed
IN the battle Of Fair Oaks IL not confirmed. Dr.
Libdal, the surgeon Of the 6ist, writes "Altor the
greatest bravery on the field he was wounded and
taken prisoner, and expresses the hope that lie may
be restored in naieiy.'
-IIs Bath Times says u sister OF Major Cilley of
Ihomaston has received letter from friend OF her
brother, stating that he wss not mortally wounded
and IS doing well. Good news, indeed among 30
much that Ia carrying grief TO families. 1t is not
everybody that has the opportunity of seeing what
would be said Of him in case Of his death.
Tie Prime Of Wales ~ On bis way home from
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RUSSIA.

TIKI GREAT HAsDIcAP TRor.-To-dsy The gTea'
handicap trot for the Association purse Of $'o mile
hea,s, beet in 5, comes off on the Fashion C'ui''
This will be the greatest event OF the sesess' sna
will attract an immense amour. Of spectators in'
new stand will be specially devoted 70 the AL
sex and their friends, while Dodworths iameu'
band will play their mos; delightful sir during toe
intervals between the heats. The horses engaged
Arc all Of well known high reputation for sPeeo no
entries comprisins Panic, Widow aashrse;, gea
Mcclellan, Gen. Butler, and West PhiladelpHi'
All these horses are handicapped to carry diierea'
weights, according to their known merits, and tbs
system will render the race most exciting one. IL
addition. we understand that Commodore Varas'
bilt famous team, that rumor says ne 10 Wiling 70
match against the Ledger team for siVVV'
side, will show their speed after the race, ID 'l'
hands Of Sam Mclaughlin. We may express hoP'
that Mr. Bonner himself may be tempted to oFins
GU, his worId-reuowned mares, and give them .
brush with THEN fast rivals, Post Boy and Plough
boy. 1t will be scene impossible to surPas IN ~
ts,es,, ii the two teams should meet
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THE BROOKLYN MAYNARD.

The Brooklyn Navy-Yard presents today al as
pect of hustle and activity hardly surpassed if it is
equaled By any naval depot in the world. On enter
ing the premises, the marine garrison the reservoir
building, the naval lyceum, the rol-csilers Office,
and the drill ground are seen swarming with human
beings, piles Of shot and SHE'LL cannon Of every shape
and pattern, and gun carriages Of all conceivable
designs make the ordnance department look Ike the
rendezvous Of all naval artillery. The ship-hoose
and censtructory departments, notwithstanding the
"iron-clad" MANIA are still well studded with high
spars, and other materials for wooden walls. Even
the .ggers find plenty Of work TO do, and the sail
makers have put moro canvas through their he nds
wit bin tie last six months than would make q vast
awning for the whole Navy-Yard. In the stream
there is perfect feet Of vessels from the tiny zach!
to the burly sew enty -four. The following Is bre!
account Of the chief menofwar in the hands OF the
operators:
The iron. clad steam frigate Roanoke is in the dry
dock, the port side Of her hall Is plated with iron
plates feet wide by inches thick and every effort
is being made to have her finished by the Is, Of
August. Both machiniss and carpenters are crowd.
ed on as thicky as they get and expect to make
her complete success 1t Is almost unnecessary 10
say that the Roanoke now employs nearly all the
curiosity seeking visitors to the Navy-Yards.
The new steam corvette Adirondack, already re-
ported it for commission, took her guns Oh board
yesterday. They constitute probably the most for
rnidabe armament ever put on board sloop-of-war,
in this any other country. but the rules Of the
Navy Department prevents us from describing its
details. A list Of the officers reported for her have
been given. Her ships company will consist Of
about 80 sesmen and guard Of marines. She will
be likely to go into commission next week.
The other new vessels, Lackawsnna and Ticon-
deroga, are pushing ahead "a rapidly as possible in
the sbip-houses. The riggcis and sailmakers are
working for them. Their msss will soon be cut out.
Tho ordnance authorities are getting up their guns
and ammunition but the Tconderoga cannot I've even
ready for launching before the expiration Of some
months.
The sailing frigate Sabine, sailing sioopof-war
Savannah, the receiving ship North Carolina, the
storeships Relief and supply the remaining ves-
sels Of the regular Navy now off the Yard The pur-
chased vessels are: Steamers Mohawk, Huntsville,
Penguin, and Magnolia
The officers of the Navy-Ysd not having been
published for over year, We give them as below:
Commodore Hiram Psuldng; Commander Vim. Radfofd !;
eutt nant T. D. Fillebrown ChefEu sinee! h. T. Glryin
Purser John d. Gibson In charge Of the Bnreau Of Clothing
at the Yard Psr.eI, A. A. BciknIp; SurgeoD Lewis j.
Williams Lieutenant, WIN. q. T,mpl1 IN Command Of 10.
Ordnance Department Master, VIM. n. Brady; Gunner NJ
mixer d. C. BIsyton Masters Mstes G. Fisher and Nor
house.
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only half length behind. Just on coming int. Il.
last quarter Hiram's team broke, and this spehLs
Sam to go ahead, and turn iuto the homessretcb ~
short lead. Hiram made q good brush >, A.
homestretch. but was not able to get fairly m .rS
Sam won the heat in 2:49.
Second Heas.-Tbe betting changed entirely, AIM
to SIS being offered on Sam winning the raes VIII
great many takers Of such long odds. A fai, lev.,
send-on, Hiram going ahead on the FIRST quarter ana
taking the pole. Passing the quarter.pole ,hr,e
lengths rst be kept the same distance between then
to the old stand, when his horses breaking. ss,o
crept up, and be seemed to have good chance o,
the heat, when bis horses went up, and ksp. break
ing repeatedly all the way home, thus allowing HI.
ram to win the heat by six lengths in2:l2.
Third Heat.-The bays were again 10 demand
$l00 to $35 being offered and taken. Both team,
broke on the first quarter, Sans repeating the Of
Tense three or four times to the old stand. Again b.
horses broke on nearing the halfme pole, AMI hiram
came, iu consequence, away home an easy wilmer Of
the heat and race by dozen lengths in Pal.
The losing team was put up for sale BY arction
after the race. and sold for $l7oo. 1t was ruma,ed
that they did not change bands.
SUMMARY.
r.ss,oy CouRsy. L. l., June ll-Mstch, eI,oo0; NH,
heats and repeat. 70 wagons.
H. Woodruff sned Ice Pony and Lady Snow ..."...1
S. Mclaughlin named Mink and kste.............l
Quarter. Half mix. Mn.
a. hat "a
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I.se.f shir News.

ARRIVED. .wE?Sssor E's., n lin ~ al AZ!
sehr Lansdoa ool. Chez, f, "a ,O Ap,s ~ WITH h
cork to D. Coae 20, so.,on. Msy u.s. lat g. ION y, Spa
Fan E,as sshn T io il day. hence o Isu,s a' ~ :.
8 T. isn p:is bar. Maria j SsSS a Snss'I
ermo April a 10, rom Lm.rieh for Y0Ih, I've
HsaIa". ipe.,ed BAH Sea sualsw DE- Barrett ivy
.,a April "a IN Nsw'yeh
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FIsmsc BusIsYss.-A numbers Of the "Graat
Rank" fleet OF Marblehesd are now lying 'aie 10.
lack Of bands 10 man them. This rs csasca =! ":
Lriskness Of the shoe trade, and the large numee, %
men. about 700 in number, the town has suppneI,
the army and navy. Five Beverly SesSeis s'' '''
kent I" n home from like causes.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

Mr.. WliALEY I'm, Va. offered a TO- olution in
acknowledgment Of the services of Mai Anderson
and his officers snd men, for their gallant stand M
Fort Sumter, snd providing gold aud silver medals
toI them.
Referred TO the Committee on Military Af.aIrs.
The bill appropiatirg fl5D, 900 for service under
Tue recently PASSED route bill was passed
The House then resumed consideration OF tho
Senate amendments TO the bill regulating the pay
Of certain army officers.
The sengte had inserted a section reducing tho
mileage OF Congresrmen 20 twenty cent? a mile
me House Military Committee recommended that Il
no struck out, III IL was not german 10 an Army
ill. ''''''
Ny. +: a. CONKl.iNG REP, n. ~ moved 10
amend the section by reducing lhe mileage o the
actual travelling expenses.
Inc amendment was adopted by ~ sguinst 20,
ma The ionse then struck out tho section Ms thus
amended
Mr. hAsllBCRNE rep, ILL., moved TO recon.
sdef and lay on the table the last vote.
ihis was agreed to, and hence the mileage reform
without concluding action on tho Senate amend
mem" q" tie til TO bOgr iog Tie goasige,a,oa vi
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oCO boil. Flour 80 DSl' v WS.. s' Is 80 bu.s
DO, @f bbs Whi,Ay 90 hush Rye. l,,,3 bush. MAI.
sSn 1861 esiS o $, zig. Lard i7slss Lard ''
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The Uibernfa Outward Bound

sr. JoHSs, N. r., Wednesday, June u, ~ .,
The steamship Hibernia, from Quebec, pennS y
I;yerpooI was boarded of Cape Race yes'e'"''
and tho latest news received placed on D0sfu'
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tlAdyrriissucas.I

I DREW Il FRENCH,
Propvcr COMMISSION MKscHima r.s,,
! rcxrsa, CzEEsx, Fees, PouLrRr, GAZE
/ foRK As VI
No G r.is BuiIdinss Now
Oar motto ia Quick ssles s1d pom sssi N,vYssa
gslsr,uss-~D r. Msrtp, President Ocean 0s--
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
TINTED Staten PATENT OF1ICH,
~ n ------ NAaHIHaIol. NAY n lA61

limited Staten UPATRNTOF1ICG,
~ I7s- r. WAsRingfoH, Nay 20, 1854.
On the pstitioa Of Robr Bafps Goodyear formerly
Of Philadslphis, Pa, now Of Elk,ou, Maryland
praying for the exte1akoa Of patent erasted 10
Jane, A. BoWis and Charles Carr, Of Philadelphia,
Pa - the sa1gasss Of said Robert D. Goodyear,
dated March 10, ls4o, and ants dated Ssptsaber
49, lS4s and re asslgns1 BY them TO said Robert b.
Goodyear, and rsissaed to him o. the 20th May,
1892 for an improvement In Apparatus for operating
Shuttle Boxse lor Looms, for seven yess. non ths
18th day Of Ssptsnber, lse1. ~.
Pstsnt Once o. Hcnday, ~ ssh of Assass next,
appear and show cause, II asy thsy have, Why said
pssitiol osght not to BE- graatsd.
i Persons .pposing the extension are required 10
Ale In the fstsst Once thar objections specially
et forth In writing, at least twenty days befes thu
day Of hearing; I'll testimony Alsd By either party
to bs used at the said hearing must BE- takea and
transmitted In accordance with The rules Of the ooe
which will BE- furnished on application. --...rI..
The testimony In the cAss will be closed On the
1lh dsyof August nsxt dspostions and other papsrs
relied upon ss testimony muat be fled In the once
on or be{ors the morning that day; ths arGumsns
u any, within ten days thereafter.
O.dered, also that this netios be Published In the
HanonM Republiean, Washington, b. c., and the
Press Philadelphis, Pa, onoe week for three suo.
oe,sive weeks; the first Of said publications to BE-
at least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
d. +. HOLLOWAY,
Commissionsr Of Patents.
P. s.;Editos Of the above gapsr yili pleas
copy, and send their bills te the Patent Once. with
paper containing this notice. may si-wsw
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
Goa. |. rooes Ana Col. s.s,,.

To those VI our .ottjRoss who have not seen
these charming litlle msn, us would ssy they
have indeed missed great treat. They are
the smallest and most perfect models living, faT
ssurgs.s,ne ths. Mmous Tom Thumb and the
$4,000 Mutt. fhs Commodore ID quite oIsver
lNuo fellow, so pleasing and 20 agreeable thai
porsons on seeing him ones viii surely vish to
sfe him again. The hall was hllsd Last evening
with brilliant and select audisnoe, Who sse nd
Imose carried away with delight at their per-
fernanoe. Go. BY al means, and sse then, 10.
night, at Ford's Atheneum, for they viii only
rpmain with Us for short season, as they an.
pear on Monday evening nt Crsmome Gardens,
New York; from thence they sail for Europe,
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIv.
- cd usti tho 18th day Of june for the purchase
what Hides and Tallow the Government may hAvs
which are not already contracted for.
Bids must state the price per pound for Green o.
Sailed Hides, and the price per pound for Rough
Tsllow.
The contractor must be prepared TO take away the
Hides and Tallow whenever the Governmsnt may
Bids directed to Msjor A. BECKwIrH, c. g.,
U. 8. A., Wsshiagtou, D. q, and endorsed :" Pro.
posalsn
No bid will DO entertained u Hess the bidder b
present to respoud 70 his bid.
Companies bitdins will sta.e the nams Of each
member Of the firm. my 80
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
A Hard Fsllow . wake Up,

On Tuesday, a man b. the name Of Ri9hle,
in the hold, when the captain ordered Cramer,
another hand, to wake him. He did 90, whom
Richie made most savage assault on him,
beating him badly and chewing the nngers Of
ono hand 10 horrid m<nner. Omorrs Hutton
and McCauley we're called 10 arrest the fellow,
which proved 10 be no light task, as they wery,,
obliged " "a down in the hold and tie the mAp,
and sns1 hS SiS I Sss ssss 's:es Sca 81 s.s'sa
NA~~ trNta.ex IA
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
TTvHE 1T. LOUIS, Chestnut Street,
/ Bafxean Third and Eourth phiIahaI nj

TTNHE 1T. LOUIS, Chestnut Street,
J. Between Third and Fourth, Philadelphia
The undensigued having lsased for term Of year.
this popular house, have the pleasure Of announcing
TO their friends and the travelling community that 4
|, now open for the reception OF guess. Ths house
vated and refttsd In superior manner the apart.
mehts are large well yeotilated, and furnishsd in
modern style. 70 centrally located, convenisnt to
ali the depou and steamboat landings, and In the
immediate vicinity Of the Custom House, Post Once
and the Corn Exchange.
C0nneoisa Mh fns ,sS noT, MsstaSrant 1Ss ior ne
plan Price Of Rooms from Three 70 Seven dOlars
per week, according TO location.
Board 81 50 per day. Table d'hots for merchants
'N' ''' A " HENRY NEIL,
my lin ISAAC L. DEVOE.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

7 OSr LAND WARRANT The public h hereby
leo sorss, l. ued uader IL OF 1850 to Julian Nay
dated April 70, 1850. -. .r.
Said warrant being the property Of Evans h FAINT
Of this city aud hAs bern LOST Qr s0lsD oAveat hA
bssn 6led ID the General Land Ofoe, and at the ex
praton Of slx Wesks from this date application will
Be- made to the Commissioner Of Pensions for thu
bsus Of duplicate. Il. b. IROESlDE. -
my3-wow Attorney for the Ownsss.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
y MARBLE MONUMENTS,
DO, 90.

have large and most sxtsnsivs stock Of
italian Marble Moauyasnts, Gravsssonss,
dso., Ao.,
br sale at low piees for oash. will ssll at ssdussd
prices 10 those Of the army or navy who may want
6sm q msmsntoes for their comrades who have
: - - VII. RUTHERFORD, o..
tsb l1-Sn e street north, bet 18Th aad tath.
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
TIosbls Abost H.sk Iiifs,

andria boats, hired hsoknan, BY the name Of
W. Downer, 10 carry him 70 the boat yesterday
for which the hackmsn charged tlsl Russsi
refused to pay suoh ., price, whSn ,Downsr
seized Russell and demanded the money; upOu
which the latter drew pistol on him. Doynsi
brought charge agains. Russal for carrying y
concealed weapon, and be, was taken before
Justice Stratton and convicted and nnsd $26.0<.
Downer was then arrested on complaint Of Rus.
sci, for oyeroharging for hack services, on
which he was fined $3.9A. |''"
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
ssTGIBsausy ~ Z Larh.

; Two ladies', oonsldsring that Monday was
election day, took the favorable opportunity
Of getting on areGulaS 'oid fAshioned tear on
that night, when the victory of the friends Of
the Union was announced. The ladies afore
devil whisky" which they soon drained; sfter
which, ,hsoomipg q lively ~, eriokets, they
demonstrated their fanoies by series Of well
s3eouted shrieks, which would have done jus.
tics 10 scoairailo-singer. a Unfortunstsly their
fun was spoiled by lhe arrival q the ~ ,s.n'
npding It absolutely necessary to handouH ons
of the mNdepss before she would proceed.
y II q u" "S'ssi's s''.s ~,' :
The national Republican., 1862-06-05

MIss o. b. sCoIr kapestfsiiy 8 nnoueo.s
ssQns On the Plano Fort4 to pupil at their own
hSmss x.sio y .cs tsssht W hssa friyoloss
liks elsrciSs of ths Seuiiy 81 i@ita,ion bat = !
pSnsit worthy ef ths a,t;lti,a Of iatsllis..t aed
i3mortal Deines, cd h Q naaver bedttipg its
chasAsssr and olslns % % sxsst y esse. y m
Nh olseDsd that the bsneat derived nom purru
leg t0ulss By her j. st isass qusdrupSs 10 that
which could b ebisiaed Aurleg n eqsaf psl1ed Il
tine IN the ordinary nodes II finstrusion md great
saving o. exDenss vhils many bfaschsa eouh -
studisd Slssvhers only at csmpsfaiivs dinlvans.
meaaa.f - =
Harms~y, RykAa. sM6 l'rscscs are treated a. sepa
rate brAnehss, end eash rsoeivss an anount Of at.
tsntion psopoalsaass TO 10, impsstanoss. Miss 8.
takes good csss that correct ht gsring y fjrmed On
tes start and good time secured fy the use Of Aes
seps Astroeo0s. :. % a.r' '.- ~ 2 ~ l.
Tesna per qssstse nbssal r. Il ID .-I b" % 0ar
Parns wishing to have thsif chkidren attend day
school, will hn( Il eoavsnient TO take mornisg
nooa, o. night for the leasons es u =
Plssse hsad y ths naass By the ast week b
Ms s. can b sossa st the Avenue Hou,e. rst
my 2o-lw r4. yaHFT i.H... ar.IrH .0. he
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
Enpisynsas Agsney 0mes.

VA dsfre 4, ,osll The attsption Of oar rsadsrs
q 4S Adysftisstent 10 another column, Of NJ.
n. Il, Miller, Who has opened an employment
aRercy ofhoe, At No. 5ll Ninth street, In this
1e ofssrvs1s and hired Ssip ssnsrsiIy. rent rent.
tg Of dwellings. stores, I'D ollees, MA the
purchase and lssB Of real eststs on oommis!
sion: The entsrpriss y one that has lloag been
ieeded In this oty and We trust our fSiti.ens
yin give tths es6ossagsusnt u deserves. N'
The national Republican., 1862-06-05
rvy assst assiei sssofnsy, y ne collector on n.

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