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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-26
i0eo0iila CarO5, &e.

At WV. EYERDBLL' SONS-WLDDlNH
IN CARDs.-Ihese celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
al No. ic4 rulton-st., H. \. Establishsdl5lo.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
GIWGIir. A. Home and Note Papers Sc Busne Calds
giiiesJ. P1r,rai,s ct KELLY NoB5 Fultonst; ~ Y
II. JOHNSTON & CO., No. 100 BOwcry,
~ WEDDING aul VISITING Ntps, bc., late. style
speeiucns by ms Also Watches, Jewey SILVER " are ana
ll,ted Ware. OF he bes, quales and NJ low pTiceA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-26

WARWICK BANK, II. L--Pursnant to q
w Secre,s order Of the supreme Court Of the State Of
Rde lsard ito subscriber gives notice that All persons
Holding bills Of tie WARWICK Or. ~ BANh rini deposit
b. 80. with him AZ his office Government Building Prov
dsnce r. L. OF before the let day Of January A. D. lS IN
order 10 be entitled TO any dividend that may be declared o
Of the a.sets Of said Bank The Of each BIZ must
rc h. name the back thereof before the same VA ne
rec Receiver issued sdenee
II. l., Juy 10 1852. - ,,,,
sul 2awt9Jsnl WlNOAIE bAfEo' heeelVet'
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VFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of CourtlsndtstConntctipg at Hampton
Junction with tie Delaware Lackawauna and Western Rail-
70 sd and u Es,on with the ehgh Valley Railroad and e
ming direct line to Pittsburgh and tic Wet
WINTER ARRGNGEMENT--Con Commencing Nov. Il. 1861
-Lesvc New-f YORK as follows; -. ~,
H.KRrsBuRG ExPRRss-At r. N. for Esston. Reading
Potsville Harrisburg Maueh { bunk Milhsmsport
MAIL TkAIN-AtS m for Esston. Water Osn Scranton
Great Bend. Bingh anton. Ptston. Nike DafTe. &c
I'm THROUGH TRAIN-For Esston. Allentown, keadirg
Pottsyille Harrisb1rg Nilliamspod &C. a.,
p ". THRorGR TRsIs-For Esston. Bstheneni' hien'
town. and March Chunk. m ,,.,,.
s:5cP NJ war TK,IS-FOr sOmerylle and intermsdists-
stations . .,. n,
irv Harrisburg Pittsburgh snd the West Sleeping from
jersey Cily through to Iiitsburgh. -
FxPKFss TRAIN rOR HARRIsRURG-The . m Express
ran from NewYork arrives At Harrisburg at M connect
ing Fat Penns Centr Rsiro2f North
Central Railroad North AM SOUTH sn9 With tho Cum'sr'
land Valley Railroad az, -,
Ne1Yok att D. daily Sundays tSeeF,ed) lakne close
connection ct Harrisburg with Pernsy h4iTosd~ith
no charge ears Pittsburgh sHd ba 70 Cincnad ana
CHICAGO. Two hours is saved By taxing this train
EIII.BErBPORr AND NKw-i OAK F1khY-Lesvs New YORK
from Pier No. 2, North River, at $3.50 N and ?;Joi
aud p -, rr-,.. 49,
trsrTe.ch way JOSIAH o. STERNS Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-26

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. K.
~ For Albany Troy, North and west---WlNTER AR
RANGEMENT commenein, MONDAY, Nov. H. 1892
For ALBANY lO:s0a Ms Express Mail Train from 26ths
Station. Returning lesve Albany st lo:3c a N
For Local Trsbis see Time table.
JOHN bURCHILL. Superintendent.
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aNTuIIAMSBfRGH SAVINGS BANK

SAVINGS BANK
w Corner Of South 81 and tthsts., Brooklyn. T. D.
DIVIDEND NOTCE.-Depositors are leeby notified that
semi sunua dividend the rate o6 cent per annnn on
e sum. Of three 1s and upwards that ahsll have been
deposited three months the 1t day OF January next WIN
be paid deposi,os snd after MONDAY JAM -, ifee
frcm Government tax. -.
called will be passed to the credit Of depos
DEPOSITS made on or before the 10th day Of January next
will draw interest from the first. =,
Tn. fundI Of thu institeton securely invested
In bond, and MORTGAGES on real estate worth double the
amount loaned aud City, County. and United states
The Bank Is open business daily (Sandsys and Holidays
'A' WIN. WALL, President
S.o,,E, KIci na,eo. yice-PEs'ident'
sAM'L ~. TRUsLOw, Secretary.
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Eesal Notltss.

I'm Pursuance Of an order of ROSWELL L.
4 gRAINARD esq. surrogsts OF the County OF hin,s;
Ni hereby cyen acc0rdiog TO law 20 all persons having
claims sgaast JOHN C. BROWN late OF the CITY OF ooA'
drcea.el taat they required to exhibit the same,
The voucher. thereof the subsc5er the executors,
at the resdeaes Of b. y. WYMAN. No l3l
or Il the place Of business OF l.. T. HALLOCk
No 10 Dutchs, Ia the city Of Newly ork on or before
lie 2ith day Of June ne1t--Ds.cd December H. 1907
BENJAMIN r. WYMAE Fxo.,,o-s
3lo I,w6mF DUDLEY WILLIAMS,
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November l.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
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quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
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FOR
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L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
247v11 MoNTPE ELIER, Vt.
,gssE nAY sCBHOOL EsEhH4.

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools called The
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MEssRs. HENRV P. WILSON Co: deem Mrs vii
SONS Hair Regcnerator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off remove daudru restore the hair to its original
c5lor cure entirely the most painful headachesand in
some instances most serious humor5 Personally, have
been sharcr in several Of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. Il,
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ITALIAN BEES.

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oueen Address GOODRICH sANBoRN
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MRS. WILSON'S
A n Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put UP in large bottles,
and reas for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of any person. young old there is not its equal in
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to be- and moreover it has perfume that is infinitely
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or American which alone should ente it to place OF
every lady's toilet table
Use the Regeneration before retiring at nght ana
Il; hc morning apply little of the Dressing, and your
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L St nothing on your hair but these preparations ana
use these according to directions and we warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry P VII.
son Co.. Manchester, H., whom all letters should
be addressed.
L. F. PIERCE,
TTr1.Mrnnnln nrrA z n%aS 4 wANA.
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NJ. 0. HEATH,
Attorney and Counselor at Law

Cambridge, VT.
OFFICE AT jEFFERS0NVlLLB.
CARRIAGES ANB SEEaG y
BY THE BEST wORKMEN IN THECoUNTRY.
Carnage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried
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Tho Sc in waat of 7utoi Carriages an S!ssh
will rrhaps do we'll to cali AMI what is being doae
the old stand of Gt Imam CAMP.
M JOHN ". CLAIk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

STAND FROM u sDBR The following paragraph
is from the Nashville (Tennessee) Union-not
from a Massachusetts paper
"The rebels who were the prime movers in the
rebellion the Ioudest to complain that slavery
is being injured by the war. Keep your fingers
from under our rip-hammer, then"
ABOLITION EpIIHETs the recent session OF
the New England Anu.Slavery Society, at Bos-
ton, Wendell Phillips called President Lincoln a
liek-spitls, General Mcclellan traitor, and Gen.
eral Haleck fool
The CossTIruTIosAL UnIos-This the title
OF new weekly Journal just started In Philadel
phia by Hon. Thomas b. Florence & Co IL 10 a
large double sheet of forty columns, and Demo-
cratic In politics. '-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

VICTORY EVERY SIxrr-sIx HouRs-The
London Quarterly Review begins an article In In
last number on American affairs by the assertion
tnat what the Federals most need now is q vic
tory,n either by sea or land Considering that
the Review had just beard Of the capture OF New
Orleans, and had scarcely got over the shock It
suffered on hearing Of the fall of Island No 10
the least, peculiar view Of American aRsirs.
Twill please the Saturday Review, and all WHO
complain that our armies are Idle, and urxe that
therefore the rebels should be recognized TO learn
that since the lat of February, and up to the
tuIe OF Memphis, the Union armies have gained
nftythree victories over the rebels The stormi og
OF the enemy's works on the White river makes
the nty-fourth This 10 at the rate Of one victory
inr every six4y-six hours for nearly four months
past =
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

SUI NE"Ss
Smelling Of the Reb.Is on the James iyer-
Affairs at tChsrlesten-An English steamer
Runs the BloCkads-Ths Rebel Loss at
Fair Oaks.
FoRrRIss MONROE June % Information from
City Point to-day says that last evening one Of
gunboats moved up and sAelled the rebels on the
Petersourg road, but without any casualties on
the side Of the Confederates, according to their
account OF the affair
news. =
The Charleston Mercury says that all was Quiet
al lanes Island on Sunday, but the enemy was
ousily engaged In throwing up earthworks
>, dispatch, dated Charleston, June oath, says :
sau, N. run the blockade Yesterday ruccess
1ully. She has on board Mr. Ward, late minister
70 China, and valuable cargo Of British goods
ne Memphis 10 a new iron steamer
Inc omcial lists Of the rebel loss at the battle
OF Fair oaks have been published. Eiphty-fve
regiments and battalions In all were engaged
sustaining loss In killed, wound ID, and missing
Of s s97. =
The rate Of postage on letters in the Southern
ConfederacV has been raised from Ave to ten
cents.
About 10 O'Clock this morning a conveyance
arrived At City Point with Capt Robertson and
Lieut.. Sykes, Of the rebel armv, who returned
under their parole Of honnr to Fo warreE the
rebel government having decided not to make
any individual exchange until the United states
government shall decide upon terms for general
exchange Of prisoners.
Gen. Prentiss and fity other Federal officers,
taken at Shiloh, have been removed to Atlanta,
Ga.
A dispatch published from Chattanooga SAYS
tne ederals have stampeded from that place,
leaving their camps and everything behind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
CONGk khSSfORAL
AA1VIIth CGN6R ESS-Ssesr5 Sa.,fss

sBNATE.-Afer our report closed Yesterday
Mr. Train, one OF the managers In the Hum
phTeys impeachment case, in opening the case
stated that the accused w est IL Humphreys)
had publicly counseled secession, accepted Off ce
under The so-calIed Confederacy b+rated pris-
oneTs and returned them to the Confed dprate army
ana oDeyed the orders CT J p. Benjamiu Confed-
crate Secretary OF War.
MI blng ham, for the managers, offered evil
dence in support Of the charges; and the follow
lng persons were called and testified TO various
Hed1onaDIe acts Of the accust Jacob McGayiu
Clerk OF the U. 8. District Court; Isaac Leyton,
Depnty Clerk John q Smith, Attorney; H. c.
Scoville, and w. G. BrOwnlow
Mr.. Bingham, after few remarks. submitted
the case, and the Court proceeded 10 pronouoce
upon the guilt OF the accused and he was ad :
yuogeo guilty. OF all the charges except the sec
ond specification Of the sixth article
Ai'er snort recess, the following Judgment
was announced That West n Humphreys be
removed from the office Of the District Judge of
the United states for tue several districts of Ten
nessee, and that he be forever incapacitated for
holding any efdee Of honor or profit under the
United States.
The Court then adjourned ,i.s die.
HousR After our report closed, and the House
had returned from the Senate So
Mf. alton introduced a resoiution setting
forth that the New York Tribune had published
an artcie, upon the authority Of its Washington
correspondent, charging that bribes had been re-
sorted 70 In The passage Of resolution proposing
20 purchase number Of copies Of the Annals OF
,.ongress, 20 ana instrnetng the Judiciary Commit
zee 10 lnq ulre into said charges; adopted
Mr.. Coifax Introduced bill to establish an ad-
dltlonal post route; referred.
The Senate bill providing for additional med
icai ofcers for the volunteer forces was taken up
and passed.
The House again went to the Senate to hear the
Judgment In the Impeachment case, and after re-
turning adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

ANOTHER SCANDAL IN CHIcAso.-The wicked
city OF Chicago is famous for It's scandal trials
The late suit OF Gill VS. Gill developed the facts
that George Gill, the petitioner, was married on
tue 10th day Of November, 1851, to Miss Eliza
Loftyhouse, Of Jefferson, Cook county, III Upon
the morning Of January29, 1862, Mrs Gill sur.
prised the unsuspecting Gill by presenting him a
fne, full grown female heir. He states that upon
inquiring as to the paternity Of the offspring she
acknowledged that her own nephew was the
father Of the child The cOmplainant alleges fraud
In the inception Of the contract, claims that the
fraud renders the marriage void, and therefore
asks for a divorce. h
The defendant, Mn. Eliza Gill, alleges that
hhe never wanted to marry the petitioner because
she did not love him. Plaintiff insisted that me
and association would engender affection, and
In fact, he wouldn't take no for an answer She
stated TO him her misfortune, but did not saw the
parent Of the child was her nephew. She advised
him to hunt up some other person free from in
cum6rance. But still he persisted In marrying
her, and finally she assented. She alleged ahe
had been true to her husband, but admitted the
birth Of the child That after the birth he treat
ed her very cruelty, threw sticks and stones
against tbs house, and upon one occasion threw
chunks OF ice through the window. Therefore.
she ressts the petition, and denies the marriage
void by fraud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAfcHxLoR's HAIR DYE
Ths b.,f IL. Wo,Yd

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
Produces q color not to be distinguished from ma
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remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
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IL The Genuine Is signed WILLIAMA. BATCH.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

IL According TO Memphis correspondent one
OF the merchants lately opened stock Of grocerel
In that city relates that In the morning he had au
influx Of customers with the city, railroad, and
State scrip and shin plasters; refusing ALL he began
to despair, but In the afternoon the same partie.
came In nth boarded coin, and he did an excel.
lent business.
III The mayor Of Montreal has issued proc.
lamation Offering reward OF fifty dollars for the
apprehension Of any one who persuades or en-
denvors to persuade any Of her msjssty's soldiers
to desert. .. ..st. ~. "a
III Jensrson D. Bsteler, proprietor of the
Boteler House, in Frederick, Md, died on the
22d -------'.