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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

Mr.. c, G. Maydell, a well known ciii-
zen Of Memphis, blew his brains out
purposely in that place on the 23d inst.
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Notice.

A GENTLEMAN and his Wifs can be accommodated
n with good room 10y furnishing tn 5ame) at a
No. Boarding House ia convenient part Of thu
city by sPply ing at thi. Office Sep3o-l3t.
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NEW MUSIC.
Here's Y our Mule!"

AASlS - n our Mule
a NV OoMlC CAMP SONG and CHORUS, whirh
NAt NNluoA ean - sehi BY anil o. any j no u ne
'"en'ty 90 receipt Of ~ cents % utainps
the oampa, sutlers and NrWshapar ID ,iets so,Il ~
ven 70 supply lhemselyrs by 1he luhdrsd .which css
oe hal I'D reasonable rates. "
Also. NEW SONGS,
lone Grave By The sea,........ by Wuit.,, n.
lin Looking Tor Him Home, $1,000. ~ ''.i'
tfaugfuue-solo and Chorus. ... 30 q,
beautiful Ballad.
Jasuita of Maneia-s splendid variations
Silver ssl Polka -- bfiuiaAf, aud pst dHfult--bg
Nas Nlt ~
&, T. BEAUMAN.
"a UNION srREET
Successor 70 &. -. HHgaar
5-iT la-L
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A Whopper Of a grapevine states that
BRACE defeated Curtis the other day.
Not bit Of IL!
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1. Q. Q. 4.

FINHE Annual Commencement o. the u Worthy
l Grand Euc4mpment VI Truncs -ee, VIII be- bold u
prompt attendance ul the members is Earnestly &C.
que9tsd. IuliN HIDE q, sCRitE
bf g.Htt
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IBoNPLATrNG The turrets OF Captain
Ericssen's mammoth Monitors, the Die
tator and Puritan, are 20 be two feet
thick, Those of the Monitor are hut five
inches A target, two feet thick, repre-
seuiing a section of the new turrets, has
been sent TO Washington for trial but
Captain Dahlgren, who has been sending
his ll.inch balls through a target like
the side of the Warrior, with 30 pounds
Of powder making clean hole At every
shot, declares that Il is useless TO fire At
this target Of Ericsson's until the lj-inch
guns are finished.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

Can't we get up another little guerrilla
hunt?
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1WE Annual commencement uf ths X Worthy
L Grand L0lEo uf Tennessee, Will b. held .u this
CITY on Wednesday October. a1h, tsG2 atB O'Clock.
prompt ntondhnre. ot thr representative g.
5aruf uy requested
JonN D. HIDE stCtT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WANTED.

A few Quariermaster's Vouchers. Also,
a few thousand dollars in gold for sale.
Enquire at office of Commercial Hotel
Sept Soft
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DOUnrFuL-WILD CAT.

North Western Bank Of Georgia. o.. 49,. 60 d.
Bank Of the Empire State, Georgia ,.,,..,76
Bank of Athens. Oeorria .... 60
Fulton Bank ............. ..........,d so
Bank Of Whitfield. ............a........ "
Timber Cutters Bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

Brigadier. General DuMoNr has been
assigned a new command, and viii have
In his division twelve regiments.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of threr writ OF H. ~ me directed
- lf0m the Circuit Court of the Tinted state mr
abe Made District 0f rruuesfce, i, X. Ols@rock,
1iarah1i n aud for said district, viii expose 10 puc
sale, "a the highest bidder, Foe ca h. a. The COmt
u use door zoe city Of Nashville, on the 18th day
or October la62 AN the right tlr claim uud interest
which Noble ID. Ellis, has Ia and 20 the toilowing De-
scubed piece parcel oi land to-wt. u The 18Th dc
trIct ni Davidson county, Teuursre fr uiug uu lhe
Wesl side of hueua Vista Turnpike road ahDui two
miles FROM Nashville, bounded aa follows trgiuuug
at stake 10 the ccntre 81 said Turnpike ru4 ~ the
Northeast corner OF MNWell keddinRs OF f0N'a Ave
acres, and runs with the North line NJ said I've acre
tract south "a e ieg West 20 6s 100 pole 90 stake
on g1sley's luc, theme " .ih nOsey's hur North q
drg West 2i5 10 100 poles ~ a stake, corner of a
tract 0f eghl acraa, sod by q. W Nance uud Jas.
q owen 10 Jas Wutworth, rrustss Cor Davidson
county; ihouce with The South line OF Same, South
"a 4 deg Essl o. 90 100 poes 90 stake Ia ihe centre
of Huena Vista pike roads thcnoo along centre OF sad
roHd 8 deg ~ 40 ZOO ptief 90 the beginning 60
taiung acres, 40 square plea mura 0r less S4ii
property ing levied upon 90 satisfy ludgmrnts u Ia
gOr of j Peters a Co.; Minsion, sNIh and Jnhu7uu
Carg Kicker Clark, rendered ia stid Court on The
3Oth DAY OF april, 1884, against She said Kills, aui
susaun1h Moore, Administrator OF u a. MuOrr Ne
ceased sair 20 take place AZ 10 O'Clock, A. Al
A. X. 0AA6fODk,
sepll ltl U. s. Mnsual, N. b. a.
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REPERENc R .s','i' '''

lion RcHAEO wALtAcH. Mayor Of w.,.,,.,..
" Is. y. FRENCa. Osmmi.siog.r NJ p.,,t.
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" EIIAa HtHuu ......... Eria.
WmuAa DEYMs0S. .... Goteruera f nh..
JOSIAH M. LucAa,........O hicaro. fiihal
OaARiYs y. HoARh...a Nflaftoslp ny
CAPT. W, W. n0anfss ....... Erio Pa
w. T. f-'''''' 3 oo'.'''' H'qSei; w'liastos
wy. 7. .h4tticE Lsq.... Msatyills -.
C0RY BAanorR, Esq...,.. d. Tefre Haute. lad
y. A. foM ST. hsf.,..,.. .Cintinnatl Ohio.
W. ~ W Ruas0S, ,...... q.
0su. MCaaAf WAtta..... San franclsc9.hl
join u. HAYyFs, Esq .... Aurora IND
A, b. HaRyEf, Efq......, d.. NeLrss' A. M n
" u, haA,tii ttL-.",.. onaha 10 n. T.
Hon. y. q. Dlutf. Peru, NJ III
CHaatUs y. CaoaHr, Isq.. d. uair1u Mica
Iaun4sh, wi,sos, h'a'".teg taliiuiofs, Nj
W. %. BfACgBuns, ksl..,.. kausaa Fegflio,.
~ urKuAafOH, ltG 60. al0 Hrahdes. ~ y
BOWEEs, HEFEHAs BHkb.fl Ia Anil "a v
FOtpi ir... ....... Ne. Yft " ~
04epsFa s DOpaE....... .. 40 Warren 49, 49,
''H'-' - N''-' ~ "f-"es ~ ~ corr, Wall u
. . o.. hee York
y, =, bo'h,ti, - i,,','.'''s ~ hroadEay, ny
49, 49, "'t'"' ~ fulion atrest N ~
ChAAtt- tot, h'I ..'''. 'Ninllpuatl, Ohio
MAhCus A. fWCi, ksi.... asyssllIs *
iuly2o-ly,
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The israeIites have just celebrated the
5,G23d anniversary Of the creation.
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Government Claims.
ANDREW McCLAIN

WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE
w collection Of claims Of every Kind against the
Government uf thr United State iuiru-ted To- his
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Gen. Nelson's Funeral.

The Louisville journal Of the LIST inst.
contains an account Of the funeral SER
vices Of the late General NELSON, and
also the funeral discourse preached on
the occasion, which we rcpublish for lis
impressiveness and beauty
The remains Of the late Major. General
William Nelson lay in state al the Gait
House in this city from the time of his
death, on Monday morning At o'clock
until o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
hour arranged for the funeral service,
when they were removed 20 Christs
church, on Second street, near Green.
Long before the time arrived for the
beginning Of the solemn ceremonies, the
Church, which had been opened for the
service, was filed with mourncrs and
members Of the congregation. The ex-
ereiees were conducted by the Rev. j.
Talbot, of Calvary Church, the friend
and spiritual adviser Of the deceased,
who was assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Bush
nell, who read the opening service. The
reading Of these exercises was followed
by the singing Of the One Hundred and
Twenty ffth hymn, as follows;
VIII those We love arc suatchrd away
hy nraths relentless hnnd,
oar heart = the mou'uiul iribate pay
That flcadship must Command
wtlc pity prompts the rising sight,
With awful power Impressed,
Mas this rresi lruth, % TOO must die
Sink drep 10 every breast
1T thsNain w0fd allure NJ more
fcaull q opening tomb
10 10 Us uH ufe The present honr-
To morn dtAth may come.
The voice Of this impressive scene
May livery heart 0ley
Nor he the faithful warning vain
Which calls 10 watch G. pray
q let us to that Sagi0uriy,
Whose arm alone can save
Then SHAH our b pos ascend o high,
And triumph DER the grave.
The hymn, which was led by The choi,
was sung with the most solemn effect BY
the audience, after which the Rev. Mr.
| Talbot preached the
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The hymn, which was led by the choir
was sung with the most solemn effect by
the audience, after which the Rev. Mr..
Talbot preached the
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
A s osr,cs s % A..r o.ora,ss AsD hsv,r.ss. ,

k1x oufrLihn - .
No g. b.S1swAS 3. sEr SSss Asgs; sss
ss s.s sas ia p Il s 6. % s ts'a .s s,s area.
s = sns O. % s 20 ,Ps m z "a :. cr ~ Sf
Clothing ana Eqapse city specifications and
rsspsais & seooa sss nc acas which IL !. .
ss pros ere ssn a, ~ % s 2 e M u con- NJ meas
and tae !o, qusns o6sr sat q prce ior zach A.t.ls
b. .re'hy martet VT hr ronTaci"r's name .,,,..
rr.,,. AkTIcIs ss or CLOTHING.
ia - \, consisn4 OF eusneers, ordnance. artI
Unen JseAet- consisting casan,. artillery, infantry,
,uaiora T,oasers eeO-stiag Of iso,nsa. hssssnsa
l,,,,. pnser,--r.a.ns, ..r,-l..,s sis- sse snil
Great coa's--foosnen and hersemsA
B.usts-wcoien sn1 rabeor.
SACK Coz !. 1Si iiasd AID damned
sess soo~ spo. ss., ~ Leasins' ssocxsnsA
yniforrn la s--rrr nes sna eu,rnmsd.
Forage caps Recra.ls--cavary .nd Infantry
rcsp Covers sable Froeks safles
AHTioLAS OF EoQ1sAos;
Hospital Tents "an ISss ons,. s2Ss ssa Fonts 0'~"'a fsss
G Gassiiasa.s i cciOrs. i.a,Soeis
siaasas.s. ssiSas1 S0'0''' pise pa%r Asos sssasa
is's, ssss.s,,."s siSsi "a. $i' Ss"'s' Sis%'
esoOKs-uonp~ay ora-,
DeNalpii -
D1 hefuns tscpsrl
%. Aor,tus REPORT
DO, Cfunr4.
Z Aetii@'nta 4. < e;.. e;'s' o'dss
40. Beserptya
.fikrt tE~Nttef-
teusa dated asfsias Esposk
- Inspection Report
serry @l required tbs Is1lmc ~ of evesy AeA
prop0sals received gpoou of The ep.u day rpf the
33te u tia al vId ae OF
tEy aGi IN srfs MntGatr,y needed w. BE- awarded 10
he lowest ranOnsihs bidders present
hrr sup1a.rs adet n9 A. fnyor.bl-
side are received Always ta lAresg respors.ae Did.
sel.es up 10 tae sip- Sl n'seing canlia ~.
PsU)nSl.ls hlugs
Supplies !" sod aidrss s-d ~ tie lGstrfnef
BY order Of tn Quarr'tHfs e. Genega!,
Lleu C1nus ~ II VlSTCN
DeT's5 elsftsf1nas,ec Gsocrs tniieG States Army.
A '~sY ssrfLIss.
Al OFscE aRsy CfoyaiSG Eau'pAsxl
Ssisd socsss yi ta ccs.vea Il his oiiee for Furnish
L. ~ eoetI>aa deliverable depss army clothing
t.d eguifs afa thls cty,
lAu Wa anruras.
sssr lauearny Wagon Hsrness
Two iurae Agnbilaace Harness
C0e kpsec Ambulance HlEn
pecf.csttors uhier application this
Bdicis il quanrty they propose Ia deliver and
Abe shotiest period = which II can oe furnished
fropgs. must ~ antta ~ propcr guarantee Tor
abe faitliu performance Of tns cl0iiact
All bids aeesnca unreasonable oole uoraon will be re
fecied.
Proposas l be endorsed Proposals shng hsr
snd addfesseat I.lotN Col. u. IL. VINION,
u q. ~. General. u. .. Army.
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ffru nEBELLl0n.

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y,AssAIc CoUSTi AdRiCVLrtN y Y sO..lEtf OTIS
ing Es hioi, uci"o r ~" ~ - IN. ~, 49,
Hu, sc,f wide Esitvo~s Of hn,scs c'tle &C. Sc ~ IN
u,y 49,. 49,, ia =, .,,s, are ci r0np.t. bes
she resuiat prru un,s en Sped wv. ~ 'hi lr
ann for spesi Vii b, str dsh = "'. - ~ go a ~ ~
.sr., - ~ lsr q ap y - lhr .fais, " ".
xnraWEII. No III Man street, atessoh, Nd.
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,,tANrEp-A SECOND HAyn rvcifsH ALg PUMP,
w irut pv., la rtti - - sff hty Ad0lsA
,or ,o Gets a. Morton l3 BU4a ssr' 81 NEWARK, y. )
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A RARE CHANCE ron MANUFACTURERS;


Now ready for Aind uf nlac!u' bulng s or
eick, with stone foun -four stories high, so by lS3
feet oseehot wheel iion will drive any nachnery the
bGjing will ho; falling about - acres
o. land ana houses accommodate from 20 10 40 famies
also good sorehogse; al tn complete ogds and Iow rady
Tor use; situated In the Cornwall Orange county,
ssty lies from New Yors, and within twenty minutes
dfvs Of the the HUDSON river, aud one-nalf mile
fron Erie Branch Railroad. Parties wanting power,
and everything reaiy g. put IN machinery. will lind IL u
their interests ine this rtv For further
ticiars aply to NJ DErEW 1S Cedar street. JOHN
ORE u co. Corn~ ALL Orange county, N. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

mark The locsli4y whence ssid ik is obtained or prs-
duced and for every neglect Of such marking the psoe
persons negecting shall be subject TO the pensss ex.
pressed ia the foreQog section of this act But q every
violation of this act by mnking said cans carriage veh
Gle the idea thst said milk procure<'Fom
different ocsity than Il really s. ths or Pcons 90
offending shall be subject 20 hDe OF hundred e-'as
imprisonment IN the penentiAry or county jail oI oth IN
the discretion o: the court.
SIC. 4. This &c. shall take effect immediately. =
On the 23d of April it was passed, with, three
ffths of the members present. 1t is an imsortans
act, and is the result of the efforts that hay, been
earnestly made for the suppression of this abosnabis
city Nuisance by several city papers, among,which
The TRIBUNE and Frank Lesiies Mystrdtes News-
paper stand prominent. =
Among the individuals who are entitled tc.publio
commentator for this health measure, we psntion
DR.. Samuel X. Perry whose report to the sedicd
College of this city gave the subject Of swl NIX such
an investigation and scientific report that it aduced
such men as the Chairman of the Committee on
Agriculture give it such attention as has resulted
in the foregoing excellent law, which we Understand
it is the intention of committee of gentlemen in this
city to enforce. They only await time for parties
interested to know that such an act is now the law.
and that it must be obcyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
SJVILL MILK.

IMPORTANT LAW UPON THE SUBJECT.
On the 2Sth of February last, the Hon. f. Cornell,
Chairman Of the Committee on Agriculture in the
Assembly of this State, reported the following bil:
lChapter 46T
AN Act 20 prevent the adutsstion OF MILK and prevent the
traffic IN impure aud unwholesoue milk Passed April
23 1852 three hiihs being present.
The Peye Of the Stds Of New ioyk, yepretented IN Senate
and Assemtip do enact as toiioc,
SIcIIOs l. Any prson persons who shall ssl or ei'
change or expose ae exchange any impure ednl'
terated or unwhoesome milk shall be deemed guilty oi
udemeAnor aud conviction shall be punished oy nne "
not less than fifty dollars and the hne not paid sha We
Imprisoned for not less than thirty days In the peIte'
county Jail until said iue and Of suit shall oe
SrC 2 Any person who shall adIcrae mix WIN ~ ea,.s
Of Offering tho for sls exchange or sna ne
Tor the production Of ms for market or Tor sac o. 81 On
Ia crowded aud unhealthy condition or eeS a milk
food that produces impure, diseased or @ .arv,ction
shall be deemed guilty Of misdemeahoi' S Sall.r and il
shall bo punished by fine of not less than MY sa tlv
tbs 6ne !, NOT maid sha be Imprisoned Tor mol es a
days in tie penitentisIy county JAIL or u '1a '' A"D
cos, Of suit shall be paid hill .rcr,e IN or carry
bKc O. Aay person persons who sns @ snSrt & m ~ ,h 2
In which ,hs milk exposed ior sale o. ehela nu cS
With bis hsr or their uapes sso, WaesS W WV
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........NAr Is.
Cleared.

ship,-H Libbey Bishop Bristol r. GeIibrsrd; J. 4
Keeer Delsro Lon Ion Z. y. Morgan Wiley; Minerva
Ayres shanghse N L. G. Giiswold; Liverpool ChAIdies.
London; VIM. Wilson, CheeYer Havre. :.
Barks-Elika BaTss (Br.l. Cooper. BermndA Tucier e
Ightoourue Suliote Panno Phadelphis VI. d. brookman
Co; Eathen tBr.l, Chsrdertou, Rio Janeno ou'd'n
Colt. . c,.
Brir-wm. H. Kibbe tBr) Prindle San Domingo City J.
n smith & Co; Grace Worthngton. Stevens. Belize
Hon. clyde (BrI Campbell, Santa Martha; A. horta OE-
cut Trinidad de Cuba BackhAwk Tubbut Machias Nsi'n'
Schoop.r,rTigri.. Shaw Bermuda, Smith, Jones cc,s
Onward Phess Halifax; Annie tBr lie Blanc. Foso. N.
f. Harvest Queen (B!) Grimes, St. John, n. D. 6e'eieys
Pierce Phladephs o.
sloops-Jsne Msri, Ward Norwich, II. L. Rsek'i oPsr'
Dewick New.London.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
nisasters, &c.

Tuv SNIP yonxRS Tmxs reported missing was pon1o ~
NE Srr & ~, Is,crnoo The following was her csEgos
ass bcs ca bush whss I .eaSs dU cSsa 81 il. So s
bacon, 5000 DO cheese t.iow' 81 400 DO tobacco
cake 2,i63 do. lard ~ 1I1 w. ''"'"'
bush beans 900 ,tavssi ,.,Is, Eliminates, loaded vita
bOffaLo, II from Sandusky to Buffalo, sunA
genera ar Yesterday afternoon Assistance has bees
oi !. .a r. .-IlIy Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

Bob. Welsh. years old and Stuart Welsh yeau old.
ms trh pair for s720
White Eo.e Welsh. years old. $lD.
Fanny, years old $40.
The above well trained and gentle in harness
and under the saddle and werranted sound.
Dun, yesrs old $50
Spot, years old not sold.
Black. 3yesrs old. not sold
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
1)ort-War0ens' Notire.
STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NKw.Y
PoRrWARDEss' OrglcE. No. l0t Walst
NreTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section OF the Act passed April H. 1851 entitled AZ
Act 10 Reorganizs the Wardens Occ OF the Port OF new
York TO all persons interested in having charge o
subect OF such inquiry exsrpination or survey
following vessels undef examination oy tno
Wardens aud that the said surveys examinations w ~
completed within ten days next succeeding %" n0'''s
board said vessels: Mn, IaER.
big MUo..
Brig h. Smh..... pi.r Ma 20 T. r.
Brig Chow No
Schooner Ann Sslter. rnomnsons
Schooner Il. atlsn,,c Dook
'Sh00H'' WIN H. BURLEIaH PFs''dsass
y,Avs', HusEIxAN, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

WALLAcK'' n..,n..
TOMORROW Saturday.
MONEY,
Received on Thn,day by crowded audience with gres.
applause art continuous aughter
MONDAY, May 10,
BENEFIT or NR. LESTER WALLACK,
First tirae ., this Thester the highly popular Drama
TIE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
TUESDAY,
A POPULAR COMEDY.
WEDNESDAY,
GRAND REVIVAL.
TONIGHT (Fridsy)
LAST TIME
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claud. Menotle. .Mr. Lester Wall.ct.
D61nes. MI. MARX smith
Claws. .Mf Chats rsner.
BcaUseADt. hiI hsyhoiut.
Mons. or ny!to.'
JabOt ~ Hgi snu
Gasptrc.
PauliLe. iioey'
Mime. Deschaf elles
Widow MenOtte.. oehVh'
Among the novelties ia preparation the following Cone
EyERYBOpYS FRIEND,
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER,
LITTLE TREASURE.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

NIBLO's GARDEN.
N Filth week Of the
MAGNIFICENT OPERATIC SPECTACLE,
TIE ENCHANTRESS.
stera.....................Mis Miss Caroline Richings
In which character she has created.
AN UNPRECEDENTED IURORE
Unequiyocal triumph Of the great danseuse
ANNETTE GALETrl.
THIS EVENING -
NEW GRAND BALLET,
NEW MASQUERADE SCENE.
NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY,
FULL OPEEAlIC CHORUS,
AN INCREASED ORCHESTRA,
and an
EXCELLENT DRAMATIC COMPANY
For particulars see bills Of the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

OFrIoE oP rHK PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.,
No eS Wall-st, NEw-Y YoRK, NAV lJ, 1862
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF Di-
IN recors have this day declared DIVIDEND OF 10 per
cent? FIVE PER CENT OF the net earnings OF tie last
three months payable the office OF the Company Oh FRI
DAY. 23d inst 49, ,
on the 26th. By order Of the Board
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

I AURA KEENEs IHEAIER.
IL TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT,
The Romantic and Beautiful Drama in 5 Acts.
AAA SEA VI 5 SEA OF ICE,
A MOTHERS PRAYER,
NEW uslC;:;:........b ..IaoMaS BAKhR S,s
NJ" viii SfhN Np5iis;TiiiaUifTiioX Of caARGcTERs "
CHARACTERS liz The FIRST AND SECOND ACTS:
RsoU dc LascouIs Captain Of the ship U,enisl
Carlos ian sdventurer) ..............Mr WALLER
BsrsbLs Ia PETEKs
Jean Medo lcarpenterl plLLON
Roa.i Rls5i Pi'"' sSss sssI; ;SS SP RichAhbsSS H
n'4.'' a' -'''''' '""' " VIC Miss LAURA kEgNE
Between the Second and Third Act; lapse Of IS years
CHARACTERS IN THE THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTH
Marquis del Monte IA Mexican nObeman) Mr. WALLER
Hn1sss DE- Icnn. "a French LEvicR
Georges do Laval Tan officer In Del Moniss ,srviee
na To-. er..--.., to .s sp.u,. Envoy, MI. THoMesoY
ssI. ,. wia flower Of Mis-. LAURA KEESE
Countess de Theringo tnother to Louise do
Diane de Ls.cours (.isler to Marie de L,.eoa,)
SYNOPSIS oF SCENERY AND ISclpENrs'
All i-"4Ii TIE DaUT MUTlSY NJ AND AND TIE THE sTaUGCLE.
A DREADFUL DOOM
"D-' 4 COwARD's sBoT-TABLEAu.
ACT PA SEA or n, Ice DoDrr,s
BURSTING or A TERRIFIC STORM UPON THE
HEADS OF THE DEVOTED suFFLILAS.
THE ENTIRE SEA OF ICE BROKEN Jf.
a MOTHERS PRAYER. -
THE CHILD ALONE uPOS ThE WATERS.r ,r
THE APPROACHING BARK-TOi CHING TABLEAU.
ACT 3-THE GOLD PLAINS OF FL DORADO.
OGARlIA THE WILD FLOWhk or MEXICO
THE POWER or MEMORY
0GARITA RECALLING THE MOTHEKS PRAYER
STARTLING RKCONTkk. .
TIE DEPARTURE RESOLVED UPON-TABLEAU.
ACT 4-THE HOTEL De THERlNGE-PAAlS.
THE INhUMAN PLOT
THE RECOGNITION
SUDDEN RESOLVE or OGABIrA 10 WE'D THE
MURDERER OF HER PAlENTs-TAbLEAU.
ACT 1.-THE PALACE or DEL MONTE PARIS.
POWER OF wOMANS WILL.
THE FETE.
TERRIBLE DEEUNCIATiON or THE MURDERER
THE HOUR OF RETRlBUT1ON,
AND REALIZATION or A MOTHERS PRAYER.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
vTHE RECEIVER of the CLEVELAND and

VIII t@f@-i%ND "'IN
Il PIITSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY gives notice
that the assets Of the Company In his bands subject TO ne
direction of tho United States Count for the Northern District
of Ohio tht by the order Of the Court portion OF the
earnings OF the Road be applied to the payment Of any
of the unsecured indebtedness Of the Company. AL the
earnings after paying Grating expenses rent aud morgse
interest will be applied the principal OF those debts which
due and secured amounting at the present time TO about
. million OF dollars The accrued Gie est the three old
mortgages has all been provided for rom the earnings OF the
Road and the be paid s the funded deot
bonds gven in exchange for the unsecured indebedness
day Of July 1862 ne holders Of the River Line
Bonds Income Bonds Dyideud BoDds and Bills Payable,
who have accepted the terms of compromise offered
them with the approval the United States Court notified
exchange their bonds and before the 10Th day Of
June 1867 they will be stled receive portion
ohe interest be paid 70 those who accep: the compromise
The be obtsined exchange foT unsecured
Indebtedness the Office Of the Company In Cleveland or d
No rs Willism-st., NewYoIk City. Of II. c. KINGSLEY
J. " MCCULLOUGH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
OF the National Academy Of Design consstng OF Original
Works by Living Ani,ts NOW OPEN, for th. season at
Single Admission Is cents. Il. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor
responding Secretary II. A.
TINIIE BAZAAR for the Benefit Of the COOred
Orphan Asylum. 10 now open at Mozart Hall, No. Coz
broadway, opposite Bond st. snd will he bed during tho
week. Tue patronage Of ths public respectfully solSited
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
GREAT SALE
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS,

To be commenced on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON May 20 At I o'clock
Aud TO bs continued the following days o. the week at TIE
same hour until al 10 sold,
Compiling srten,iFo sssotmcE: Of new and valuable
in an the various depNmcnis Of Literature Afis Ani
Sciences, Many Of them elegantly nusirssd snd
perhy bound al fresh. and perfect stock. Also, Pho
tosaphc Album Ambfotypss staple and Fancy
BLANK Books tc sc. Catalogues nsy be had application
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

WINTER GARDEN.
w BENEFIT or MISS BArEMAN
Two Excellent Pieces,
TIE STRANGER tnd THE HONEYMOON
FRIDAY EVENING, May 10,
THE STRANGER.
Mrs IIaler first time here ........ .miss BhTEMAN
The EtraugfI... - w "
Other ChsscteTs by the Company.
co,cIndirg with the delightful Comedy Of
THE HONEYMOON
.......,................Ml1 Miss BATEMAN
Uuk. .Arapze..................Mr. J. w. Walach, j.
NOGldO. S+N"." hN'ir
And an excellent cest.
Leader Of the Orchestra 'hlI r.. a1oiehnAuef
In preparation, and viii speedily be pfocuced,
AN ORIGINAL FIVE-ACI DRAMA,
deer rtsrrs, written expressly for Miss Ba'eman