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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
Gucrln! Notlces.

Eleventh Warj.-pursraut TO the oEdsr Of the Rspub
loon General Coriuis. no.. Nth " ara Republican 1850
chiffon i meet g Bit .hsns vacant store GfeeneaH "a
door from Oxfold-t. THIS (fhgrsdlyl ENENlNG al
sn L. .. oYs ~ the ard The notice Of The General Com
tis- W q be found m another column ard patticlt eten
zion 4. called thereto. alser.eueu has lP"sseo ~
go. psres calling meeting another place Sain adyer
t.ru-ut is uuAulhor1e3 ey lie General Oo'HNii'ec s'
''--''''1 ~ EDWARD 4. LAMBERT. President.
W.. ". 0oopEIoH. seeEsar3
Mini Ward. BrOOiliyD.-In compliance with the
Uv.Iaws Prprbi can General Committee OF hipSs
onty the Repulcsns tic iXth ard vii meet at 10
yer M Hotel corner "a a. add nafcysVs on RSDAf
2h Inst % o'clock fos Che lupose OF thorough 90
roIent a. the names Of Republican voters. BY oToer
BhlLEl !. HATHAWAY, President Ward A''ocis'ion'
Jtss, DyNBIDH Secretary.
George ". CARTS. esq, wi deliver 81 sddress OF
CrT-H Og BROOkLTS. a. GorLic Hal. Adams 81, near
NBs.au. or THURSDAY FfEhlNo, Juue 20, ut So'o.ock
Aduision free seats rescrxcd FOG lsd.s.. .
n. y. ~ EhEA, tfendelt
5 NJ. GRlsWOLO NicePres't.
Z. 3 S Sso,,s.. }secre'arie..
The Twentieth Ward Republican AssOcia ton
wii hold regular monthly Mce.i LIS llLufsds. ~ IN
Ike. - O'Clock a: Ccuiiuettll liai .. -
A. srosyT Do,sH Secretary.
Tenth Ward nepubiicnn Associntion. Brooks
I,n-Ihe Revuliicau Of the Teeth N'rd meet a. 40
a Bosrum.t THIS Crhlsdayl II ESiNG, 10Th iust a.
Gel ca lrr tie purpo-e Of tie cnrom al Of TIE Games y
Rtpr1icau yotors directed by The Geners Committee
). O. hJDl Nj, Precedent W ard Assertion.
Wv trtro' Secretary!
Twentieth ward Republican associatiou.-
Rrrnlir monthly meeting 1iis Cnrrdsyl ~ ENINU June
r. HARRISON REED. President.
EDArm McApAr Secretary.
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Honor 60 Whom Homer II Due.
70 ne Ediio, If The N. Y. Tribune,

SIR While our President Generals Commodcres Sess'
tor AID others their respective spheres act well their paf
and receiving the psudts OF the nation. how little ore
the working the and sncw Of land Ia thew
daily toll avocaions regarded! The Object OF this com
to bring notice and from time to me
others this class aud let them know that there are some a.
least who wholly discard ignore them and e'pecsy
those with whom the safety Of the Traveller in his ansit iron"
place TO place 10 entrusted. .
One that stands first In opinion IN this capacity 10 tbe
Division Superintendent Of the Delaware diysion OF the Ere
Railrosd Mr. Ii Riddle The division under hi' charge ex
tends from Port ervis the east to the suquhsnna On tho
distance of hundred aud four mi es With noun
tains side and the river the other win but sng"
track almost the entire distance and which must %
passed the hundreds brought from East aud West oycf
double track with little II moi less detention than any
other division the road This done ~ hs abor-eno
unmitiga-d labor day and will md MIN. IN Gaze on
emergency al times seeing 1at his eBPoyee are a then
post In proof OF this will instance bic labor In one pN
ticuar the uctoD Of bridge AZ Lenesoor0 nes'
Su-quehsnna. which II will be remembered was b1rned
short tine since wholly obstrucDg The travel Tie he wss
discovered about Aay D. The wreck was removed
the work Of reconstruction Commenced the Pam and
~ of the 28th the trains again running over
bridge sl3 feet in leugh IS feet ia hight taking 6os
feet Of lumber In its construction
The superintendent lad but about $50 under his charge
during the building lie the first at tho WORK In the
morning aud the last at igt ct the same time attending 70
almost every other department of ness in bis division
This IL but one the many occasions IN hich he As paa
to and execute superintendent OF this diYsoG inc
for the company might give you Instances 81
this person sud Others bu, time win OF permit. .
shall speak Of Others from time to time who equally
deserving ofAotce. AThA'ELEA
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TpHparo. v ronCsdsy. June -, i,h..
In the town Of Bradford, fifteen or sixt Ell dwell
irps and shops were burned lusi night in the best
pan oi the town. Lose about 80. 900.
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sIi,iiar,l Match ir sto~gOn.

Bu.Iuf " rdrescaF. iui' - '-
Up 20 o'h'ock Toe match between Dir. beerN ~
NeN-NorA aud 81. GpdiAwaiic o. Boston wa rot
concluded. AZ that tine VI. Golathwaitc was
ahead, wI'h pretty certain proaf,ct Of winning
/, wa though, the match would be completed b. 3
O'Clock
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G.. 4. Liilieudahi's

tAiTLHTUh tIINf " UNN1f
40. 90 ohu-sC.
INTERESTING FACTS ABOt e TIC MANU- iCrLRE
OF FIhFNORNS. WHICH CANNOT BE CON
iNOA GEiED
FIRST commenced manufacturing 10 1854, ald now have
co., .sfge.t p,fotcchui, es-ab.ishmcnt H. the world
sFCOND-Sinrr lave css1yod 20 make exhibition work no
public displays hayo occurred wnere a premium has
ben olrfrd tor the best Fireworks consequently !
do Zoo, iaske premium Fireworks
THErl have received 'hc grrire1cr rom our oHn Gov
er,meit far signals. G,, used M The Army and Navy
No. c-.obrstad Flley ofNluakers ia the United
FOURTH BY untrng energy and enterprse have sue.
creicd IL selling goods yearly tLoG al similar
establishments ln the tni'el States combined
The above facts constitute sufficient guaranty 70 al pur.
chs-ers Of the Excelsior kew oA % to as'oU,nI Pce and
quality. ,u u.,
Commuters public displays are respectfully socited to
call upon no per.ons!y At FUNSTON 4 sCOflELDS,
n.c , Axsncy NO. % Johnst three doors from William
G. A. LILLIENDAHL
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DEsERTERs FROM THE EIGHTEENTH VIRGINIA
REGIMENT


REGIMENT
Col II. z. Withers Of the 18th REBEL Virginia
Infantry sdveses heavy rewards for the OF les.
than IL desertes from bis regiment, oil having deserted
within recent period Their full given In the
notice
SENTENCED TO BE SHOT.
Lieutenant Of the G. 5. A. appeared yesterday
at Castle Goodwin and in presence Of Capt Alexander, the
custodian OF that institution read to three of the inmates
thereof sentences them by the General Mar
tal In session. The aceused who have been trial for
several days all members Of the Purcell battery Two
OF them John Wilson end Henry Smith, had been found
guilty OF deserving from their company. The sentence
that each Of them should have his head shaved branded
the left thigh with the letter d. then dummed
The third prisoner. whose is John SGuircs
found guilty Of attempting to desert the enemy and
euced to be shot TO death in the usual MANNER Monday
June 10.
We understand that oil Of the will be carried into
execution on that day Ia references TO Squres may
that we heard prior to knowing anything OF his trial. that
ec mt occasion when his company between Richmond
aud fredericksburg while acting guard to train he
eahiy lett his comrades OF who supcctiIg his de
gn followed him for than mile and found him the
edge OF river calling to the enemy who the
side TO send boat aud take him on They thercupon seized
him. Ills fate while msy be considered terrible yet
esssry ss an example lRichmond Dispatch 18th
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THE RELATIONS OF VOLUNTEERS TO
GOVERNORS OF STATES.

The following letter from the Attorney General 70
Secretary Stanton eorrects the msapprchension likely
70 arise from the omission of any reference in the
first letter the subject to the act of August
h IC6I.
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DysFSTERY,

For Dysenery snd misr complaints Of the Summer peaop
tho Sup proved remarkable preventive and
cure BY impatng tore the intestinal membrane
places this surface 10 tbs best possible condition resist
Irritation Of crude aud indsestlbe articles Of food.
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THrsIp.. y. !. " -irrsisv June - is1
An extra tram. with TIE EightH MHesnchn,otts
BATTERY. Capt. Cook. -" mon nnh l3D h"r."~' f"h
on The trnck three miles from Trenton Depot pre-
ciutaiing five or Fix INTO the canal. several
horses s.lc laid to be killed 80 Tar - knowu, Only
a. H. L. missing.
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PROM CAIRO.

CAIRO. "Wednesday. Jun. 25 1852.
The number OF claims thus far presented before
the Commission have reached nearly 200, Represent
ing in the aggregate 100000.
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TIE OLD POINT BOAT.

BitTiNoEE, Wednesday. June g. 1852.
The boat from Old Point has arrived but bring
10 news.
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material, and ths Company haze several pieces in
their possession for inspection The horses lost were
valued at about 81 300
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TIE BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS.

TO he Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.
Sin: The following is an extract of letter from
soldier in the eJth y. ). v his friends in the North
you hoping /: may help to the stigma of
cowsrdce hesped upon hi, ana other regiments in Gen
Csseys Division. J. H. IRISH
Debuy,ey, June %. 1852.
"FAiR OAKS Mondsy Morning, Jurs ., 1852
"DPaH Corsiss: You will have heard oil the fight long
before this reaches you. We surprsed by an over
whenirg force who drove In pickets We had been
throwing up an earthwok in tie OF the held which
occupied with rise pits extending out on either side
When the ssrm given. tc eJhl ordered into
the pits the left of the ioTt which we held until We were
nexly surrounded Two regiments charged upon us but
could not Il work. and Tegcaed with loss Of two
thirds a IN Ar Our boys DAD not give an inch until
their retres, nesTiy OF Out OF ioytwo OF our
company (C) who engsged, Three killed., eleven
wounded snd eight missing We unfortunate enough
lose ell had except what had and have not %
much "a blanket Our bed for the as wo nj gifts wa made
Of green leaves without thing us. IL seems quite
tough, bat guess stand It.
'l ours, foi the right. HADTiN'
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NORFOLK UNDER MARITAL LAW.

hoHF0IK. Va, Toe day, juno y IoT
Gen. Ve'e beld a conference with the Guy Once"
hfs. yesterday and iuding thai hey would ttASe
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The publisher Of Psrson Brownlows book ia now
printing the s,reat.etA thousand
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TssR WAR IN TEE SOUTH WEST.


MEaPuis, Monday, Juue ~ l31.
4 dstacl.ent Of the 9Th Illinois Cavalry made d
descent .a a band Of Rebel cavalry guarding train
ncsr Colowstcr citation, on the Mississippi ond Ten
ne-see Railroad and captured p prisoners and about
20, 900 pounds Of bacon which was upon the train.
IAey oe. ed tic bridges the road, rendering it
impossible
Tie us, eatior Of White River ii now open to
go. Cluss army.
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T.. i. r. +.
nrN.S ID Ar,r Arnr OIL &c pIpr

PIERCYS PATENT PILES PIPE.
The ONLY ia.arment for the SAFE and PERPscr isrss
NAL APPLICATION Of Ointment. Made OF HARD RUBBER.
II neither BKEAKs nor CoRRoDKs 1t Is easily INSERTED By
PATIENTS THEMSELVES, causing NO PAIN to The
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
While il PREVENTS all WASTE, it THOROUGHLY D"'
rlsUrrs the Ointment the DISEASED PArt thus effect
ipg a SPEEDY CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS and those
much in the SADDLE. tho PIPE Is INVALUABLE.
PtsacY's PnEs OINTMENT. applied with this PIPE, q
o,,K RKLIEygs tho PAIAs, ausys the INFLAMMATION,
stOfS the ITCHING, and ultimately CURES THE DIS.
To be had Of all Druggists. aud OF THOMAS W. BEACH.
Sole Agent No. % BeokmAn st. New YoTt.
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French Protestant Episcopal Church ;. du

French Protestant Episcopal Church A" du IT.
Esprit.v-fhe co-uer.stone OF tho edhce for the
treuch Church. the old Huguenos Chuch' in 2zds be-
5sh and othsvs in this city will be laid THIS DAi
Uhursdayl. June 20 precisely at O'CLOCK ?. N.
Catnrrh DIR. GOOdale's Catarrh Remedy peHs
taes the secret AMBUSH OF is terrible disease ana cures
under all circumstances without pain peril frce T pei
bottle. Depot No. Oh Broadway. Send stamp Tor pam
ph'et.
All Articles for Soldiers q, Annipois, Baltimore
Washington and other place. occupied oy Ohioh si''P'
should be sent A. HALF Rsrgs by tho 49,,
Ne. "a Broadway.
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BUSINESS No,ifes.

DgAFvfS-. lNPAIEEp SIGHT NOISE ~ TIRE
Ivan and SoEg rnnoir cureI by ,he Novel an sce nthc
principle which iotoIes hcogs Ia e ao' hopeless case.
by tie Wr.uo Ocuii and Anr.' Of New iOiLi d. oH
Ngw.York. June IA 1861.
Ih.se ara pleasure 20 odd NY testimony tue number d
other. which Dr. Won Eenbefg great -ki has afeaiy Coined
Tor hir. suffering ffou dosnes. accompanied by
r di.clsrs tom my ear Tho d. operltod
ms r,noyirs ypn. with sen,lenes that fully
onsfaist the efficiency oil the dconhc System peculiar 10
himself am completely iss,SreG to o l@ e c,b
Consulting Rooms 81 tiin'onin'o "h''t' W. bToai"sy.
READER, you can have an enduring always
re,d, and reliable Com r o-ac,y adapted your hand
snd sylo Of wr which will do your Writing vastly cheap
or .hsn Steel PEN. If you want "1ho Zen Mgher
.han the sSord." in another column.
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP II TIE BEST
and moe. economical for Laundry and family being par
,icuay adapted aunels and al kinds Of wooden goods
Manufactured and for ale b. T.. MoAGASs SoS' No. III
Waslins'on.st. aud No $40 Westst
Alo, F,nnLy, PALE. and No. Soaps
Ar .JrrprRs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
BsLMoR, and Elastic GAIrgKs Boys aud Youths Cali BAL
MORAL Doors, Cats Fine SHOES, GAIrEHs AID SLr.Hs
all In great variety at low prices JEFFEs 9J boAd"ay'
S-T-lS6O--X -DRAkE's PLANTATION BIT
mouth as well a. every ones table They are splendid
article be relied upon to AID inVsofate OK
hausted nature
GROVER 4 BAKERS CELEBRATED NolsELFss
M,cnISK acknowledge be superior to a. others
No 49, Broadway. New.y'rk.
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURE
sent free 10 any one Afflicted with Rupture Henri. Ad
dress Box No. 1919 Ncw-Nork fost'Ohco
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING
CoAPAsr-sewips Machine Nth inpoT.aD, Improvements
Oae5 10. ~ So)dsig.
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Alilitarp Notices.
Claims for Uniforms.

Claims Tor Uniforms.
All having claims under the provisess
Of the act entitled An act provide for the
Of certain persons and regiments belonging TO the Mus
this state for clothing equipments lost or desIoyea w
service of the United Stases'-passed April y IoE
W. BURT Assistant lnspec,orenera at the 0sito 10 ~
City of Albany before the Let day Of July mex. Sss
yided in said that all claims hereunder must 10
before tina. day ..o,,,sr,.a Nv an asg
The clsita OF each person must be sccoIlPssu ~ az
dayit stating the articles Lost DESTROYED aha tno us
thereof the regiment and company 20 "hicn nc
Ill lsngtb of service Herewith and that said VI com
many has not received payment OF Compensate ~ -y
~, ~ Il, Uniforms and equipments used and WON
ol cousy ~, ~ tbe United States that the clothing and
fr which the claim Is made We're nrnshed ~ we
~ a.. nsrson making the same and that he ~ the
,s member of the uniformed Militia o. the Sste
~ ~ The present address OF esc person nouio 90
d,..d upon his clsm In case the company oyA~s
% MAKE the uniforms thereof the common property o.
the claim for such regiment can be presented
tn' ross sum duly verified by the field oihceIs
EIsnks the OF said claims WIN De urshea
anon appcatiou at No 81 walker street New lork or tine
Office of the Inspector Geners at the itS OF Albany
WILLIAM b. LEWIS, State Treasurer.
G. A. ARTHU X, Inspector General.
CUYLER ANNECHTEN,
,hnx Inn. To- 1852. Quart. rnaster General.
s,o0 Rouuty.-uNIoN VOLUNTEERS ASSOCA-
discharged Volunteers requested -
meet al The Harmonic Gardens Nos l39 lt Essex
SUNDAY MORNING At O'clock By order of the Com.
ni,tse T.. B0AS. President 39h r. giment n. Y. Not.
Z. 81 LLIIAS, Vice Prcst 4th n. \. Vol.
c. A. MCMANts. Secretary nth N Y. Vol.
q, PRhEOEL. Rec Sscgoisry lib N. I. Vol
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
REBEL LOSSES AT PAIR OAKS.

The Richmond papers continue To be flooded with
the list. Of killed sud wounded air Osks From 7As D
path Of the 18Th earn that the l4,h Georgia lot - iilsd
wounded and ing and tie sh North Caroline u ted
and - v ounded and missing
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Mrs. lIary J. Eoimes's
NEW STORY
entitled

Mrs. 1Iary J. Boimes's
NEW STORY
entitled
BAD HUGH;
THE DIAMOND IN TIE ROUGE.
I. ready to-day
IN the
KEW. YORK WEEKLY.
For sls by evory News Agent.
BAD HUGH.
MRS MARY J. HOLMES
las erceed herself and thrown all OF her previous efforts h
the shade. Nobody should fall to reed
BAD HUGH;
or,
Tur DhsosD r. rHK Rovaa.
BY Mrs. Mary J. Holmes.
counuercsd to-day in the
NEW.ToRR WEEKLY.
Bendle's Dime stories.
PABSON BROWNLOW
AsD TIE
UEIONIsTs or EAST TENNESSEE.
Wi1H AsECDoTgs, IScIDEsrs, &c.
AMERICAN BATTLES NO.
PITTsBURG LANDING
SIEGE OF CORINTH.
10 cents each
For sale by all News Dealers aud Bookseller.
BEADLE Co.. Publishers, New-Yort
Remoyai.
&. NJ. PETTENGILL &c Co.,
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
have removed from tleir old s,end 70. iis Sssaus
No. 81 PARK-ROW,
conner Of Beekuans fronting the Park where they VIII b.
pleased to see the ends and They agents
eo neoy all the the United States and British
Provinces, which are received and fled for the benefit Of
their customers They make for the Of business
men to do their advertising through them.
soaps, Candles. Starch.
STAPLE AND FANCY
os me HG Il! iiu so 3 s6n,.
Oa.ce No. - Purk.ro,,
Opposite Pork Fountain. New York.
Oiler To the trede
AN UNsI RPAssED ASSORTMENT
A Fourth Of July Double Number.
BEADLEs DIME NOVELS No. 80
THE UNIONISr'S DAUGHTER:
A TALE or THE REBELLION IN TENNESSEE.
Price % cents.
For sale BY all BOckso'lers and News Deaie"
ttOfffng.
have mat completed entire stock q SPRISC and
SUMMER CLOTHING surpassed in this city IN tie wsy
of en- assortment taste and II, le The ClILURfNS end
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not eqnsled. ALL vii! 10
cold extremely low prices. Please Cal ). q. BALD.
WIN. Nos ~ aud y BoweTy
Uown al Association, P1i!R ieIpIiia. for the Ro.
lei 81 the Sics sHd Distressed. afflicted WIKI Niruht and
Chronic Diiea.cs and especially Diseases Of the sexual
gsus Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Sneeou
Valuable REPORTS SPERGhIORRRtEA or SEM
NAL WEAKNESS. and other Disetses Of tie Sexual
Organs snd the NEW REMEDIES employed Ia the Dis
ary IN s-aed letter envelopes ro. of chsIs. Id
dFe.s d. J. sKlLLlN itOUGHTON Howard Association.
No. south Ninth st.. Philadelphia, "a.
Farm for sale on Seneca EelSe.-We would call
attention the sdvcr'iscmeu to-day paler OF Farm iof
sale the Ylh o. July next
X. y. HiObsra's Wild Cherry Bitters.
The undersigned having removed from No. lz Fulton st. to
No 55 Johu-st would bes remind hs old
add patrons that his WILD CHERRY BllIFkS has the
ssme power disease suguo ia these times ia
forurc yeis Any sui ing from Isiues los. of aPpo
tie ts ,de or ans Of the dis incident 70 the Spring
HM.. Il Lola
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Lippman & ;ncI,n,an,

Lippman & Huchu,au, -
MAG NLFlC MUSn-CAT POWDERS,
tho ony uiue remedies for ia. destruction % 0AC
CROT0N BUGS, BED BUGS, ANTS, MOTHS, tLEAS.
RATS aud MICE Depot No. 5ti Broadway.
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Use Reane,. Pam Killing NIcsic OBJ !, work,

HE Cha-m' IN curing all klnds OF Pam In Pded, where
il manufactured ana oet Known 800 families bsye
wen certificates 81 value. Friend, Buy Bottle at
The gonuin. CO Jesscs. HICKMAN Co sold Wholesale
by r. G. MILLS 4 Co. y. Orders addressed.
Wn RESNE. Pittsheld, Mas
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The uudsrgrea n,vag removed from No lO2 Fulton e. to
No o. John-s would bei leave 20 remld ls Old customers
and patrons that his WILD CHERRY BlITEBS has the
same power over disease lsuguor la these times
forrg sfs Any sui ing from isiy'es, los 81 aPpo
tie lac de any OF the dis incident 20 the Spring
warn season. should call without delay OF No - Join'st
and procure bo.te. aud DO well again. . -
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NEH-YORK SHIP-YIRDS, ETC.

We continue this morning. as below, our list of
steam vessels recently Constructed in Ncw-Yorh aud
vicinity. The dimensons.giyen are correct in every
narlcnlar.
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GROVER Il BAKERS CELEBRATED NolsELFss
acknowledged to be superior to a. others
No 40 Broadway, Newly srk
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S-T-lo60--X .-DRAkE's PLANTATION BIT
THIS OF this calculated brand appears 70 be In every ones
mouth as well .. on every table They splendid
article be relied upon and inygofaie
h4usted nature
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PEARL NOTIFIED SOAR Is TIE BEST

Ar JErPrRs', No. 573 Broadway Ladies'
and Elastic GAlrgKs Boys aud Youths Cali BAL
MORAL Doors, Gsats fipe snoEs, GAERs AID SLirnHs,
s In .rcs, variety at low prices JEFFEs 3J bIoAdway
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Tie officers WHO were on board tho notanora aud
, sp n ffs Gc1rgenua fste TINT the glnboa Gf'erl.
t uito Pot hoya IA -r -seti, and o'hcr sre suchoied
ia the Is.nes River nrd sOmr receiving cos. Tho
steamer Jacob Bell which got srorud OF Cry Point
os hcd into By Coned -ais battery coIstin- g. we Pa
rc.l rrf uOh!g Defended h.ssr and ga tie Ga - Other
to-t. cauo.-d number Of buidugs urar tAe Point Tn
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