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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
WHOLESALE DESERTIONS FROM THE
REBEL ARMY.

CAIRO, bay 4, 1862
Intelligence fom the army before Corin,h has
Seen received upto O'Clock last night. Gen. Hal
EEK has moved hs headquarters twelve miles toward
lie front. Oma!vance was within two miles Of the
saemy's outer works.
Tie entire cumn is still pressing forward. Skir-
nisies betweenhe advance aud the Rebels are Of
daily occurrence the latter making but slight show
Of Teisauce, ah then falling back.
On Thursday 100 Germans from Louisiana regi-
reni, who had )een sent out from the Rebel camp
N OUTPOST du,ycame into our lines in body with
sh'e flags on thir guns, and gave themselves up as
kseIters.
Deser.ers say tat Gen. Lovell's advance was at
'rsuaia, Mississippi, forifying the place, which IS
Elrally strOngposilion. They also confirm the
iIort tha; Beaurgard is re-enforced from oil parts
| the Gull States by merchants and business men,
'Ao, having eloEel their s,ore, have focked to his
Endard. No mws has been received from the
btilla
refugee from yicksburg, who left Memphis on
thursday, Gays tht full particulars of the fall Of
lsw-Orlesns have been published, and created
pat consternatin. All the river towns below
qtksburg and Nachez are almost entirely deserted,
As' Of the people having fed to the interior. A
SSe number Of Rebel steamboats, have gone up
Sti'e river, for what purpose is not known.
Il was believed at Memphis that Com. Farragut's
Jet would not come as far up the river as that
;S.
'he steamer Edward Wilson was fired into on
fday night by Rebel cavalry, 6 miles below Sa.
ra,ah, wounding soldiers.
gunboat Taylor Immediately went down and
aed the woods, and notified the people Of the
vcy that their property would be burned on the
nHon Of the occurrence.
Irver here is still falling.
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ANNIVERSARIES.
NEW-YORK BIBLE SOCIETY.

ADDRESSES BY THE REV. MR.. DURYEA AND
TIE REV. d. RODGERS.
The tbrty-eighth anniversary of the New-York
Bible Society was held last evening in the Collegiate
Dutch Church, corner Of Fifth avenue and Twenty
pin,h street.
Wm. M. Butler, President of the Society, made a
short address, in which he set forth that during the
year they had distributed 10000 volumes to the resi-
dent population Of NewYork, 80, 600 volumes to sea.
men of different vessels and 25 900 volumes to emf
grants. OF the l3) regiments that had gone from
this state to the war; all had been supplied with the
Scriptures.
In conclusion he alluded TO the war in which we
were low engaged, and it, probable results on
civilization, its effects would be either to make our
city grow great III crime or grow great in virtues
which ennobed civilized State In this controversy
they welded the sword Of the Spirit Of the Wort Of
God.
An address was then made by the Rev. MIR.
Duryea who took for bis theme " that the simple
word of God without note or comment was the best
thing to put into tue hands OF the seeker after saliva
t0n.'
An address was aso made by the Rev. DR.. Rodgers
Of Albany, and collection taken for the benefit OF
the Society. The exercises were closed with the
bene iICion.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
THE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHRIS
IIAN UNION

SERMON BY THE REV. KINGSTON GODDARD, ID. ID.
The reverend gentleman began by saying that the
first question OF importance Tor the Church to de-
termine was whether its action was based upon the
practical aCknow ledgment of the principles which
are ibc foundation and which are interviewer with
the Gospel.
With all the arts of music, painting and archi-
lecture Rome filed the mind with grandeur. Yet
she was unable to DO tie work Of God, and even
tually would be trampled under the foot of truth,
because sic binds the truth OF the living God and
breaches it not. II was in the confidence OF these
serye lis MASTER aud III this man we had spiritual
power tha might well shake the trembling hold OF
Rome, because he carried the word of God.
lie concluded with an appea. to the congregation
for ard and support Ia carrying the operations Of
the Union, referring to the resalts which bad already
been accomplished IN laly and elsewhere as incite-
ments TO further exertlons.
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PRESBYTERGAN BOARD OF FOREIGN
MISSIONS
SERMON HY rnE EEy. Dg. gkLBBs.

SERMON nY TnE nv. DK. kklAiBS.
The apui,cEsary OF ,he Piesyy. rihn Board of
Fou.igi Missions Iyia loli in tie Fsth-AyeEur pr, =
byterIa Church iilo Rev. DR.. hice 81 lisl cali. q.
From the annual report. read by tbc Rev. Dr. Law
rie. 1t aIp.ared tha tnc receipts for tie pat year
miRsious among the South-Ner'crli Indians baye
been suspended, owing 10 the violence oi lawiess
meu.'
The Board has employed GS ministers. aided by s'
teachers aud other a-fslant nfsiOna les, together
with 5! native uiJuary laborers oi various grades.
There are 300 Les,hcn Children under daily in
slruction ia tie s,bool, oi the nssions. 1Ae ser.
mon, winch VIA n general plea for tie cause OF
for Isn missions, wiAi preached by the Rev. DE-
Krebs
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MARRIED.

RnTCF-WHTTNEY-On Thursday, May l. at the Bro,d'
wsy Upiyersast Church (Dr Chapins) by the Rev Dr.
Ossood Samuel c. Bruce OF California to bir' Josephine
c. Whitney of this city.
Califomis papers please copy
MFRWIN SALISBURY - At Northampton Mass on
Thursday May by the Rev. Gordon Hell the hev L, Il
NJ Mewin Pastor Of the Congregational Church IN oouth
Hadey Fall to Miss Are.huss f. Salisbury OF Northsn p
KELIY-MOLONEY-On Saturday May D. by the Rey pr'
Chambers # this city Themas o. Kelly to Margaret NOW
ney both OF Staten Island.
VAUGHAN-COLVIN-On Saturday May g. at the residence
Of the brides mother by the Rev Dr. Geer rr.decA ~
Vaughan OF St. John N b., to Miss Frances r. secono
sater Of the late Jacob Coviu esq., OF New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
MITCHEL'S OPERATIONS.
REPORT OF HIS DOINGS.
!! SERIES CT BRILLIANT EXPLOITS.

HUNTSVILLE Ala. May I, 1862.
30 EDwiS NJ STANTON Secretary Of Var.
Your dispatch is received. A soldiers highest re
gsrd for service s to merit and receive the approba
Jon Of his superior officers.
An expedition from Bridgeport crossed the rivel
J May /, advanced toward Chattanooga, twelve
les, and captured stores and a Southern mail iron
re railroad hands. A panic prevailed at Chatta
oga. The enemy is moving all his property in the
ection of Atlanta.
5en. Leadbetter had been cashiered for cowardicc
bridgeport.
mere were not more than 1000 troops at Chatis.
ga.
ley destroyed sa'tpe,cr inanufactory in cave
returned safely with the captured properly.
mother expedition penetrated to Jasper, and
.d a strong Union feeling. On the sane day
had a skirnish with TIC onemy's cavalry at
Ems. Our outposts Were driven back, bus on
ty re-euforced the enemy ietrested in the drec-
tof Eloreuce. There are struggling bands OF
nted men, partly citizens, scattered along my en-
tine, threatening the bridges, one oil which they
sueded ia destroying.
o. NJ MiTcHEL, Major Gen. Commanding
DM FLAG-OFFICER FOOTE'S FLEET.
CAiao. Saturday, May 3, 1562
Irlver has fallen two inches in the last eighteen
tOu
Aserter at the feet reports that Hollins con-
tinudis preparations to attack Commodore Foote,
loud boasiing that he will sink the entire feet or
drvehem TO Cincinnati. The Rebels are contin-
usIyhrowing s'els iuto tie WOODS between the
teet d the fort, and occasionally fre in the direc-
ton ohe fotla but without effect as the boats are
al cuff range.
he DEPENsfS OF FORT WRIGHT.
Desters from Fort Wright say that the Rebels
have ory twenty six guns mounted in seven batteries
&c oll0gs
No la,s sunk 10 bluffs one ten.inch rihel
lsmis
No t5tTe battery, five thiry.twO Founders, sub
Egyed
No. 3-Fin. from bu. two teniuch columbisds.
No t-TwD ten.inch coumbads red sixty four, two
sIiy-ioos sld five thirty y-twos. -,
No. s, ,nch coiur biad two eigbt-inch do and shir-
s.To a. one thirtecn.inch mortar.
No. e-iyeril.d twenty fours-
No 1-Qe sixty-four.
The tvo hst batteries are on the bluff and the fret
Ire shore ,altsries.
FoRr WRIGHT, Mondsy, April 2s 1852.
There hs been no change in affairs here since
saturday. The steamers ard gunboats from be-
bw have urived. The Yankee fleet has gone
tgher up Upstream, and is now lying opposite o.
xOla, except.g their mortars, which keep up their
arlnless firing
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
Unsiness NoilCe5.

VINO MINDS a COLD "A Cold seems small
affair Most people neglect II, for it is only cold Yet cold
,-, ~ ,Ls Consum ption, or other serious complaint
Take cold "A time th-n-thas !" take pr' ~ 'A''A 1A
the pest d. in the world for Couons COLDS
,..,pros or any PuLaosARr AFFECTION and your cold
will disappear .wel " all approximations OF danger The
-..,o,,n 4, sold by HEGEuAs Co, Broadway and by
Druggist. generally
Tn,-sSrs -MARsH a. CO.'S RADICAL CURE
nv ~ N.sey.s. All kinds OF Tru.ses. supporters,
ihtss W.a.vorthi Uterine Elevator. Elastic Stockings
md Mechanical Appliance. Tor Deiof"iue'' 'eiia'e AZ
,ana. Isdies In private room,
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UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

FENMUN III PNUI. fTUNbl.
The anniversary sermon OF tie Society OF Inquiry
OF the Union Theological Seminary was preached
last evening by lrof. Crosby, TO large congresa-
lion in the Rev. DIR. Adams's church. His text was
distinc; Characteristic of the minister ruling and
not preaching. Preaching belonged TO every Chris
ian that had the gift but that should be exercised
under the costrol OF the minister ruler. 1t was
affirmed that this would meet tho just demand for
preaching, and at the same time modify many erro-
neous ecclesiastical ueages.
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IMPORTANT FHO1g EGRTREss
MONROH.
The Merrimne OF SewnIis Poins-Tu!-
berry Esland snd SsnrssOwn Es'ae"-
ated by the Rebels.

IORTEEss MONROE, May T. IH2.
The MerTmac made her appearance beyond Sew
alls Point a, ! o'clock to-da". Sic stopped OF the
Point, and up to this hour o'clock, has not changed
her location She is not attended by any other gun
boats as usual. 1t s supposed that it ID not her IN
tenton TO visit us to-day. The Monitor ard other
vessels of the Naval Fleet are all in readiness for
action on short notice. and are hoping sLe will come
down. The supposed intention Of the enemy Is TO
endcavor to prevent any expedition uP James River
10 cut of the retreat from Yorktown.
Three deserters arrived bere this morning in a
Rebel schooner. They report the evacuation Of Null
berry Island and jamestown, early yesterday morn
ing.
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yoIHER BATTLE IN NEW-NEXICO.
,cFEAT OF THE TEXAN REBELS.
r,bable Capture Of their Entire Force.

KANSAS CITY, Saturday, May ., 1852
The Sante Fe mail has arrived.
mother battle has taken Place between Gen. Can
, .pd the Texans, at PovollO, on the Rio Grande,
ere the Texans had fortified themselves The
eny were defeated.
)ur loss was % killed and wounded. The enemy's
= is not ascertaned. Gen. Candy, with portion
bis command, had made a detour, aud got below
/, enemy, while Maj. Paul was in their rear.
The whole of the enemy's command will probably
aiken, as their only alternative is to surrender OF
e to the mountains, where the Indians await
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

AIlcviator.-Cured for One Cent each. BY asins NJ
BRIGGSS CORN AND BUNION AbLEVlATOh, new
hsruess and certain euro for Cons Bunions. Ca!losee
Frosted and Bhuered Feet &c. Warranted 10 produce fc
suits satisfactory and surprising Price rs cents and csns
per box Sent BY all on receipt Of price and cents sold
BY Druggists, Dr. j. BRIGGS Chiropodist, Propi No.
?i2 Broadway. opposite 81. Psups Church. New-York
Mime. Demorcst,s Mirror Of fsshi"ns.ITnaEE "
SPLENDID IMPROVEMENTS WILL BIZ OUT no.
ORR0w-lNTRINSICALLY AND EMPHATiCAAL.L,f M ~,
THE LARGEST BEST MOST COMPLETE. AND eLr
EGANT FASHION MACHINE IN THE WORLD
WILL BE OUT TOMORROW.
The Presentation to the Rev. DR.. Checver Of
Silver Pitcher and Bible from few colored ,iends wiu
take place MONDAY EVENING May at Shiloh Church.
corner Of PIce and Msonsts The presentation ey tne
Rev. DIR. TYNG and the Rev. J. NJ GLOUCESTER A.
dresses also by the Rev Messrs. GARNETT, MATTISONs
SLOANE Admttance Is cents the door hour al ecoek
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
TKESSEE RESTORED TO THE UNION :

NASHVILLE May g. 1862
INaslrNe Union Of the I'd contains ID call
agu,y $50 influential citizens, assigning Monday
for acting to take measures TO rettore the former
relat, Of Tennessee with the Federal Union.
Thitizens of Pulaski were disarmed to day in
eonsence of rendering assistance 10 the Rebel
Col kgan in capturing Union train Of cars and
,aiSriup teleQrapbic communications.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
EROM JACKSONVILLE.

cspdenderson Of the schooner G. M. Neal, from
sessille, arrived Sunday, reports that place az
apos,ion Of the Rebels, and the gunboats Penn
aA GSeneca at anchor off the town. The gun
~ %0ws sailed fol- Port Royal on April 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
LYONS MAGNETIC
IxslcI POWDER

INSECT POWDER,
10 wears and grows IN fvor u XIII, and ex'emi'
Ro.ebe Bed Bug. Ants fea Moth. 10 Cloths. rat.
ana and 10 not posonous % psr;'ns ~ dsnesN
.a;msH 2Bewars of countersit. and imitsNon'
"h"'" I,on's Powder kills ell insects ia 9 trice,
Iy.n,s Pills are death to rats and mice
a.,A .vsryUhsrs Depot, No. es Broadway
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The Powder Mill Explosion al
l.Orhaln, Nae.

BAsaoH Me-. Saturday. Nay 3. 1862.
The powder mill explosion at Gorham, included
eight buildings, which exploded successively. Two
hundred barrels of powder were in them. No one
WAS injured. The hands were all at supper at tho
time. The cause Of the explosion y onknowo.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY S, 1862.

READER. you can have an enduring, always
ready und reliable GoLD PEN. exactly adapted your hand
sud style OF writing which viii do your writing vastly cheap
er than Steel Pens II you wantit "The Pen Ia ightisr
than the Sword" in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
AMERICAN SEAMENS FRIEND SOCIETY
sIK.InN NN IIIE HEX- DR. TOnD.

Tie annual sermon before this association was
preached by the Rev. j. Todd, ID. d., Of Pitts
ield, Mass, n, the Lafayette Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn. lie preached from the text, launch
out into tie deep and let do Sn yoar nots."
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
First of May.
FIRST-CLASS FIRE INSURANCE.

As At tits many parties reviewing aud renew
ing and making sheir b..
INSURANCE AGAINST DISASTERS BY FIaE,
we beg to present to their notice the card OF the
MARKET
FIRE-INSURAkCE COMPANY,
No. 81 WALL sTREEr,
Corner Of Jaunc-y Court,
With Cash Capital OF S2000o and large Surplus (upw@a
Of OO0Ol.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

strawberry BOxes-Nest and strong. quart sire, put
up in crates OF tO boxes EACH suitable for fruit transportation
Sl5 PER THOUSAND
Boxes without crates, 80 per thousand Packing ~ een
extra . .,.h
These boxes are made with ths bottom, raised Of an tch
within the rm with the st the option 81 no P
'us'''' "H"'" "~ Onsids N. K.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
90 sCOstarso -
VEGMIN EXTEaMINATORS,
Agricultural Works,

Agricultural Works.
RAILWAY AND LEVER HORSE-POWERS, THRESH-
ERS AND CLEANERS COMBINED.
The Oldest and arges, manufacturing establishment Ia the
United states Descriptive Circalars with pr,ee M free
WHEELER, MELICK & Co., Propre,ors,
Albany N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

AT .JEFFrRs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies' Ball.
won A, Boors at So and 81 so pair Misses 81 so and
81 5s ChIldreu, SI Is and 81 81 NOM cheaper except
nor All goods warranted at JRrysRs NO slJ Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

Loo Of foundation for the story in circulation
'.,;,. 10 French intervention, or an armistice with
p.lels &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
GyetlaI Nollfss.


stIyvesant Insurance Compnny.-Ata mseing Of
m. Board Of Directors held the "a inst the following Report
WAS received accepted and directed to be published
The Specis OF Five respectfully report s they
have asGuou.y attended the duties referred TO them In
con.equence Of she decations OF the late Secretary b.
Pcn aud have had the assistance OF able accountant IN IN
the Stock Ledger ari the Books connected there
with
hs animation has far progressed that the Committee
are nearly ready to advertise for account OF outstanding
cer,caes "a order 10 have them verified when more CON-
ple,e report can be given
thorough pvesig Of the asse.s Of the Company hH
been made to the Of May n, which shows the following
results:
Bonds aud Mortg w
Temporary Loans. isfoo !"
Bonds Of Cooperation OF City Of New-York lOOoo 90
Cash in Bank. 4zVo VI
Cash in Ohce.. ce...........,.......'.......' f' Al
Real Estate. ..............''..'''''''.' svV w
Accrad J,tsr.st .st.....,............ 3622 so
p,.,,ium D,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 90
&x7,l<653
There claims for losses unsettled
Due for rent, &c...............SaJ. %
SAMUEL WILLETTSl
& V. EVERETT.
SIMON AbRAHAMS, , Committee.
b. w. FLOYD,
ANDRE FROMENT, J
Eew.York, May 3th.
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American Bank.NO;e COmpany.-Ncw'Yors, Msy
Pleas, notice that the OFFICES ofthe AMERICAN
gANK-NOTE COMPANY have been removed TO the SEC
oND STORY Of the Merchant Exchange Building directly
over their former Offices The entance IA through the msn
portico Of the building on Wallss.
Tenth Ward Republican Association. Brooke
Iyuhis Association wal hold IL regular monthly meeting
a. No 80 Roerrm.t. THIS (Mondayl EVENING 9TH last
az 8 o. clock. A punctual attendance Is requested ,
J. OAKLEY NODfNE, Preident
WV. FrLros, Secretary.
AIngs County Republican General Connit"
tec-A Regular Meeting OF the KINGS COZ NTt Hf-
~ 'gIICAN GENERAL COMMIT lrEE will be held a. the
Committee Rooms No. COurtst, on IIEsDAh ENLN-
law '''' CHARLES W. G0DARD President
WV l.. HrBBRii, Secretary.
huuiyer.nry.-MONDAY May 5. at 10 a m, the An
mai Moring OF the AMERICAN SOCIETY ron AMn,
IioR 1TIN THE CONDITION OF THE JEWS viii
he held At the Soce,y Office Room No. 2! Bible House As
tof-piace. corner OF Jd-av
New.York Anti.SIuvery SOciety..,nniyerssry
n, The Cooper Institute WEDNESDAY EVENING nt
o'clock Speakers -1HEODOkE IlLlON. NENDELL
PuIIIIPS. Admittsnce 10 cent? to defray expenses
The kmericnn Anti-SIavery SOciefy.-rwenty
pt Anuiyerfsry the Church OF the furians on ~ i
DAY 10 a. an sJeakcu: WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON
NM WELLS Brown. WENDELL PHILLIPS col
lection will be taken for the Society The same Society Will
ha,d another meeting on TUESDAY EVENING. O'clock
AZ tbe Cooor Institute Speakers: The Rev Dr. C!tE' M
ANNA T. DICKINSON Of Philsdelphia WILLIAM
LLOYD GARRISON. Ambulance 10 cents to delFay eh
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ali!itarn Nciltss.

ry..x uosr;saIs for the Wounded Mt tho
floatins ~ nrIsY,wn.-supplies Of Beading Dressings
Delicate fSU" %o' 10 COOPER UNION, Third avenue
Contributions IN G9T90aRGE t STRONG, No. So wslls.
The sanitary Commission Sh' coa,rioa.ions
Ino "a md rsli,f OF the VOLUNTEER ARMY There
i ,o Iii probability be wounded meu to provide
% and our troops the southern coast are by
p season approaching There 10 therefore
cs need Of public hberaty their behalf at least until
The pending Ia Congress the Modi
Department Of the army shall be perfected Agencies sna
depot. OF hospital &C.. maintained at heavy az
psne connection with every portion Of the army Cean
GEORGE T. STRONG, TrsAsureL
No. 6a Wall street. New.terxs
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS. .....I
ASHER TAYLOR, President.
BENJAMIN II. HOWELL. Lste Pre- ident OF sit "shS@
PHfLETUS H. HOLT...... OF No: go froptst
SILAS DAVIS. S..............O A. b, 5. Davis.
OLIVER II. SHEPARD. Late Tiliinghas Shepard Howe
Altered L. ROWE.......OfT. T. G. A. Il. Rowe
WILLIAM p. MlLLER....Of No. IS Gold St
STEPHEN w. GAINES. ..Of ). w. A Oaues
ELISHA l., WALTON.....O OF Walton. IHtle CO.
NELSON SHERWOOD.....Of or Nelson Sherwood Co
HENRY @. REEVE........Of Reeve, Case Banks
DANIEL T. WILLETS......O .Of WIleu Co.
ALBERT L. DE CAMP. Late De Camp Moore
STEPHEN LINlNGT0N... on No. 2l6 rront.st
ENOCH KETCHAbi........ or T. Ketcham Co.
WILLIAM CuMMlNG5.....O OF Boards Cumming
HENRY LYLES JR......... OF Lyies. Polhsu.us Co
BREWS STER VALsNTfSE. or Valentine 4 Bergen, Brklyn
GEORGE B. WHITE iELD.OfG 6. ~ ). Whitfield Co.
ALBERT HAVEMEfE Err. Late tisvemeyer& Mollor
DAVID NJ TURNUkE....OfE Edey Turnnre.
NATHANIEL w CHATTER OF Peter V. King Co.
WILLIAM II. GOODWIN. OF h. Goodwin Brother
DWIGHT TOWNSEND.....Of Havemeyer. Icwnsend&Cs.
SAMUEL A. SAWiER..... OF sawyer Wallace Co.
GEORGE LUFF........... OF b. n. Fox L Co
FERDINAND A. CROCKER OF Croker, Wood Co.
The Company f. doing business on
THE PARTICIPATION PLAN
BIZ which the IHswed RECEIVE THREE-QUARTERSO Ob
THE NET PROFITS divided annually 70 them IN scrip
bearing IL ,erest without any liability on their part
JULY, 1900 was S3 i'a rE" eINi'
Second ,,,,r rpyr
N B-The prompt and liberal adjustment OF ioses wnss
s,ir and .nuare is a speciality with the Company
HENRY y. FREEMAN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
Clothing.

(ednr Caulphcr is cheaper than Common an pho is
bulker is frsrst supera.ively superior for defending
woolen. fors &C. iiom moths In ip3gnd bundles at Sa:
ri ,ht secured In New.Tesk, sold by CASWELL MACk&
Co.. under Fith.sy. Hotel LAIELL, MARSH 4 GARD
EtR, No. 10 Golds..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05
Ronrd in the Country.-WANTED BY four grew

Board in the COnntry.-WANTED by iouI eiyvn ei,
PEI son- Board or The Summer h Farm House
mountainous district, within leo miles OF New.iofA nv
dress J. b. station d. Bible House. New York Gay,
six Cartes de Visites only so Gents, wTlEsIs'Tsa
e,n,I 70 ,nv ,de eIssw here AT L0Ck WOODS uALEnI,
No lO1 glh-sv n B-Daguerreotypes anu III ~ LEI A
copied and enlarged to any size, and cooEed ia o" '
less than half the usual price
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

Attention, Cash Buyers
BLISS 6 WHEELOCK. No. 80 BrosdwsS'
Ofer below market prices:
MERRIMAC, WAMSUTTA, AMOSkEAG,
CHICKOPEE, UNION, AND OTHER
POPULAR PRINTS.
ALSO.
DOMESTICS AND COTTONADES.
Also,
STAPLE DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, WOOL-
EMS, WHITE GOODS, AND
NOTIONS.
PRINTS AND DOMESTlCS,
FOR CASH.
Otter Goods four months credit
Or with g iibers. dncount for cash
BLISS WIIEELOCK. No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

gor Moths.-CEDAR CAMPHoR is sitting to al iu-
sect . Cheap sgre,able durable reliable. Right owned
aud trade supplied by HARRIS CHAPMAN, Boston For
sale in NewYork By CASWELL MACK Co. undsr 5th-
.v. Hotel and BY LAZELL, MARSH GARDINER, No.
10 Gold-st.
One ID
Box Of ak
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United States Weighers

HOWE'S STANDARD SCALES.
10 better evidence Of tee merit Of these Scales can %
offered the public h that they have been adopted by the
United s,es Government. The Colecto! and surveyor Of
thi. port have given order. that other scales shall be used
and mat all .rs on baud shall be tested by FRANK T.
HOME | ny. attention to a large stock of SCALES on
hand iucludiug new PORTABLE ARMY SCALE. Second
hand ale OF other asers taken IN part pay 'or ho"e
'VIypERV oORT piCKERSONI Co. ,Ag,s., Chicago. III
JAMES Il. dudley, Agent, But .o, n Y ,
FRANK e. HOWE,
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