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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01
Hhlilarn Notices.


The Treasurer of the u. =. Sanitary Comrais.
sion s"kn9wieaes the receipt OF the following d'4'n'
Wiii m Aston IT, so; Rgfu. Ki,g s Friend. By Mss
Sarah A. Carter, Cohoes " Y 81 a; wakef = oos 49,
coIec ion cnurche. Of Lowvile v y 50 So Mbsss Eve
Robbins M.y Gogd Ana, 0as ks Il y. 1:d ~ ars,.
Mrs C. o. Cambrreng 20i Mis- Saran Clever % MI BOB
oy M ,5 esq @ mis- s a- :S osa Of ST.
John Evansei.t, BY Rev. T. r \ Gook seeSr ~ ".
VIII m.l. Is: Augu,iu. II. ward soi Congregaiie.
NJ A. c. by Rev Dr Bprriaa TO- Mis- H.. se e. Ps,i 2o
SchoIsr, Of Wis, Aubert l5,h.s, 3S WIN. GIe Loaf:
~ j. To- Jas Q. kiugs sons 100; Auooynons o' cx ena
Cromwe w. 10 o cash o. Miss M,h. Glover, by JvO.
Pyns so. 5; < v. H.. 20; Mr. wm. II. vasnce, Mr.,
c. o L.. 5; Mis-. Anna lee PERI Sg9; rev w a. nos
Is; John Manros. Co.. 100; Mls-schn.et,' uso VII
chuseh. Prrnon, ,sdditious). 2; William L. Chamber.
Methodist Episcoos Church BY Ill Merritt treasurer %;
S; Fr-nd.' 10 Albany ion Worls Toy " Y. by Benz.
IT, Hail. cd IS IS; Miss Bronson. by Fiedk Bronson go.
Hannah T. Korta secretary U.s. John D. Cocks, IN Toi
Aaron chaawek. O. Fsl5,ns, Co.. ieo: Anony aou, ,:
Of Twen;y So A cmber OF Chlren Of the savior.
Brooslyu by Rev. D.. Farley so P. NJ irving -; q d.
Jryr ics Amsricsu Bank Note Company. $50; Wortmaa
6y Levi Pa.oa, esq 100; tn. { Smith Is " Mackay.
sdditiona1 p Geo b. Powell Co., by Jno T. Agnsg 50,
a You. Vo ulreer /; r. \. C. CazenoSs, New YORK :;
Mn. Jsicd sparks Csmoridge Mas 80 Gsiardns boyce -;
sannei Elliot iisnord (ad onal % d. Il T., d Mrs D.
T., 20; Mrs C r. l., 81 Ladies. COMMITTEE Porlsrd ~
Rev H. St.b0ins, Citizens Of Portland BY Rev = s.oo-
hi $50, C izens of Portland by Rev a. seeo ons. lovs
John A. Weeks So ". ". De Feret, 1895 sr, James ;.
Jone. 2V Miss N hi ing ttescher) By Rev d. ossod %
Mr cary by NJ Geo De Forest Lord, IS Hugh Carp.
-; CASH by VIM z. Palmer l. Wm. As,or Isddtions ss0i
Mrs. A. schermsrhorn tsdjitional 30; L. D., ~
Teachers and chosrs Of Ward school No p by r. A. oery,
NJ D-Me!e Department is % Female Depera'ent to 10.
Prmsr, % 2o le,ch.r and schol.r Of Ward school No w.
by Dr. A BstTy-Aia- Department 81 IS F-nale Depart
meat o. 81 rr1.sf, u "a; o. b. 100 -foti 40 100 3D.
Oar dIei (e.peci-y IN Nirsnsl are IN most urgent re
o. the al 10. Commission IL wing Its expenses are
now avicr than at any former period end are ircued
If the SICK s.d wod.tsd U,ess it, treasury
be speedily AID largely repenshed il wi be compelled 10
curai operations a. the very Innment when toe necessity
fer them IL greatest June -. 1862
GEO. I. STRONG Treasurer,
No. o. " aist, ". i.
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CITY MoRTALITY.-The number Of deaths 10 ,hs
city during the week ending June 80 was 3ei. of
winch there were "a men, 66 women 100 boys, and
- gre, being an increase Of 20 over the number OF
iAst week. The deaths from acute dseare were I8l ;
rom chronic di'ease, 1873; external causes, Sea II.
elI'y Died ia the public Institutions.
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Suicide al Fort Hamilton.

FoRT HAMILTON. Monday June 30 1852.
Sergeant Wm. Roes, Quarermaster Sergeant oil
the Jih kegimcnt Of Artillery, committed suicide
this evening at Fort Hamilton by cutting bis throat
with razor. No canse II assigned Tue decreased
bore an excellent character, aud was highly es.
teeued 10y the officers of bis regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

81 JOnss, n. =, h1hdsJl VIC W = =
M. ,o,vs ,fr the steamers from Liverpool ior
oncbec can always be obtained II their captains
XII ~ the event Of bad weather Of Gaze kace,
Keen a can for tire boat at Channel heao' in'
weather is always clear there dd
There wassl thick iog here yeh' s'o"y' NV
,,-, .n1 ,h. Afficn WHO'D $40 pIheed
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pr.pI NOTIFIED SOAP rs THE BEST
MARIE ID.

Wednesday June 10, WIN. r ks'
pier of Kentucky Mary e. daughter Of James NJ Gould
esq Of stonybrook Long Island
Monday, june 49, at van
Zaud Point Flushins L. l.. by the Rev Henry NJ bsaIs
Aaron Robbins OF Brooklyn TO Serena daughter Oh tne
late Jeremiah LanbeTtsoD, Of the former pisce'
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BO-TON Monday june 80, I3Cl.
Orders By telegraph fiom Washington, received al
Che Nayy Hard, require the he gunboais lioga and
Ceaessee 70 be fitted for res immediately. The
Ticga wiil probably sail Oh Thursday. The Gen
esee will not be in readiness some days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

No PRosacuroR.-scveI4l persons we're tfouBh'
before The hitting Magistrate at forsvile yefierdny
charged with various trespasses aud petty aicenes
Of frui, upon the grounds Of Shepard Knapp e'4r
and other residents Of Washington Rights and VI
cinity. They had to be discharged, az no owner OF
occupier appeared TO prosecute. Eesdcn's ID 'o@
vicinity have complained greatly Of such trd5r'Sss''
bat unless they prosecute when arrests are made,
the evil il not likely TO be abited.
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Claims for Uniforms.

All persons orr.enens having caius ader the provisions
of the act entitled provide for the en-.
Of certain persons aud regiments belonsg 70 'he m o
this tae clothing equipments oAt or 81 ~ tne
srrvi, OF tle United strs"-passed April y a2-srs
hereby notified transmit the ,sue duly velned 70 Col p
~ biRT As.stant Il the Capitol In the
CIV of Albany fore the t dsy OF July neNt IL being pro-
yidrd .aid tina. all claims tnereunaer ss DC
before that day. - ~ ~
Sxit tg the articles Loot destroyed and the value
thereof the regiment and company which he was ssch-d
b .nsh of service erew h ard tina, esd regiment OF coon
paoy has not received payment compensation rom any Guy
or county their uniforms and equipments n'ed ana woi
out la the OF tie United Slfe thai the oth5 aIS
rupn, emit which the claim Is made we're inisnro a. .ns
Of the person making the sane ana that ne Is AZ .nS
urese, tirne member Of the uniformed Militia OF ur Sssc
of New York The present address OF each person
upon bis Glenn. In the company oy IA" :"
regiment make the uniforms the cot the common ptopey
the claim for such regiment can DC pe'enes
IN gros. sum- duly verified by the hid ohccrs ,..x
Blanks for the pre- ion Of said claims VIII De
upon application At No 81 Waher str' ct New YORK OF ~
cce Of the Geners Of the CITY OF Aloany'
I'M IUs ROBINSON. Controller
WILLIAM Il. LEWIS State Tressurcf'
C. A ARTHUR lnspec.or.tienefsL
CUfLER VAN kECHIES, 80,
Albany June IL, 1862 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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For Europe.

nm Sir. Joss's. q. r, Monday. June go 1862.
mo steamship Et' IL, which sailed from New-York
on SATURDAY 'srt s exreci.d 10 gaes Cape Race on
A9rn'aay evening or during ght aud dispatches
Co,n,ns,ciii oa oodfd II it al George o'VHerS
o'Hlnficiai agency No. lao Broadway, New-York
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Clothing.

have inst completed my entire new stock OF SPRN6sse
SUMMER CLOTHING. not surpassed IN this CITY IN he Ssy
of az assortment taste aud style The CliiLpkF ~o end
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not eGualed- ALL WI 70
cold at extremely low prices. Please Gall F. D. DALI-
WIN, Nos. 20 and 2 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

BULLS rAD.-Mfw-Yors Cattle Market, Mon
day, June 30.-Tbe market opened this morning
with $500 head of bullocks in the yards, aud before
noon the number was increased to abou, $780, which
is moro thau 500 in excess Of last Monday, no,wil-
standing the predictions ct Albany backed by
wagers, tbs, the total would be 900 bead less than
Last week. With this expectation a good many bull
locks were bought there 0t prices thst required
al vance of T.. & III to cost aud Jay com
MISSION. OF course. this class Of droyers are not
Jolly. Al classes if Jolly at snyihiug, must be 30
at a very marked decline of prices OF all grades o.
stock, though not 80 much in the number Of
cents per pound ~ in estimate Of weights
and in putting bullocks Of better quality ~
the price OF tho-e sOld last week at the
same rate. For instance, the quotations toby Tor
good smooth, fat Illinois steers aIe @S.c y ID Tor
The bet weight of moat, seller sinking oiiul; bGi
there are bur lew sold .t fully Sc. upon lar est-
mates of weight; and greet many good buliocks
will sell below Sc; and thosc OF inferior quality,
LOT poor, but coarse made, sell sl)w aud dni al
nc. Tie report from the wholesale beef market i
unii!vorafla and tho number of cattle on sale too
large for the demand Tae prospects tUr tomorrow
are very gloomy, with 400 more TO arrive ths even
ing aud the market closes dull, hidiing fair 10 be
Guiler tomorrow. ii so we shall have 70 report
eclne equal to half cent u pound net. The
weather is uniayorshA With ioy aud chow
ers, aud b9d atmosphere for beef on the hooks
From the looks Of the yards near night, the Du.DeT
Of cattle 20 be sold the second day will be larger
than has been before IN several weeks. The gen
eral average quality Is coed. There are few de-
iiery- led sirels which are selling at I07ic.
pound, net, and few grass steers az the sue rate
on, the bulk of the stock is made up Of good, jat,
corn-ied stce = hich It is di,ult TO n,ahe average
Sc, let. |, is decidedly bard opening day for
droverr, aud the promi,e Of better times tomorrow
is lot ia,terng. Tie Sheep MAJ ket Ii more de-
pressed thsu Tie Besf-Caitle market. Prices are
low and sales hard TO effect al t. decline ol 5Uc. 70
81 II head in tue last two we ks. The Hog market
* unchanged. Fui, reports Tomorrow.
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Coz. PaArf. oF raz TwssrErH RiclMESr
~ y. S. Y.--CoL Pratt con OF tie Hon DOCK
Pratt who was reported l,iIle in The recent battle
on the Chickahomiry we are i,formed- IL alive and
we'll He is s,opping al he New-York Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

PENNSYLVANIA SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
BY reference to the special notice column II VIII
be seen that this Association have made arrange
meuts for the care Of the sick and wounded oil tder
native State who may arrive in this city, aud solicit
donations from the humane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

The Sanitary Floating Hospital ship Eaie.pe
living at the foot Of Corears street, near Granisec'
Ferry, Eas, River, is ready for puolc Inspection
Tue public is cordially invited TO visit her '9-doy
after ~ o'clock Easy access is arranged for ladies'
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PROM CALIFORNIA
Affairs on the Nsthmus-The KsesteWent
Absted-A Protest by she Govcrnsr-
Innc.ibIc DISCRIMINATION OF r1o-Yaer

Anueaboie DftefmsnHffon Of Nlo-SSero.
The United States mail steamer Northern Light,
Capt. Tnklepaugh. arrived on Monday afternoon
from Aspinwall with $387 $50 81 il specie board
The following is the specie list per Northern Light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

Military Ciams.-Al persons holding c,ns under the
proyoa. Of the entitled An Act 20 poyee o we psy
e claims incurred in the orgsnzstion e1n ?lens
AID subsistence Troops raised IN the STATE OF New fo Or
received therrom the serve o. the Inhsd states
Srr n 1901 se hereby notified TO T-nn Il the sane,
with thereof aud conpfehen.ve OK
f,cts under oath Col slLhS '" bI kt Assistant In
Ge,er,i 4, the CAPITOL IN the Cry Of Albany.
npetor OF Volunteer Companies under the provisions %
General Orders No 20 Of Juy 80 1901 and oriset entitled TO
n' fne above orders prior L. 3 sui who
have NOS received will be furnished wi'h the proper
1i,oks bv az diving 10 Cot SILAS W. 81 RI ~ Albaoy
g l. ARTHUR Ins9ec,or-GcneTaL
Nm HENRY ANrHON. Juc2- Advocate Sen.
CTYLER VAN NECHlEN, Qg3-tcrnias. es Den.
f,.-
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A Nh, NoON pOR WOMrN. No taeOf hclo

A NEW BOOK FOK NOMfN.--No taicoi hcu"n
c,n exceed in thh ling interest " Lsks new "o"k Tor
49,, sn,irle5 luf., Yo.rs O. Female li'e" Book NJ
over 40 cages contsipng startling trahs reua table dc's
ard .o fund OF IN losn information III gard To r'naie
ir,d from The press. Read IL study carefullyi r"u
I've Won yesrs OF su-iine Price, = II seat by nal 10
W"on No 81 Wakcrsti fl Lyos No. SO Broadway
prrsfoS No go DoweC, add no 2il Iiuir5n 81 and
po.s.fr. ,rnerng Cucuisr. contsuitR lh dt'cnplpn
a. tho BOOK free ~ addressins Dr. u H. LIS - NO
at .tln..
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ri rxrc;,o Cor ntts Of the Pennsylvania ,oder. Re-
lief Association take pleasure in announcing % their e.oW
pnnsyyaaans residing th. city and to all others inter-
es,,d tie obeess OF he Ass9eson tas .aeJ have u,as
and WUU NDED SOLDIERS OF their State sIyins 10 this
city Donations Of money cl thing &c vel as t.ndeis
Of personal assistance will be thankfully received o. their
o,de- 40. 1874 Broadway, where Mr. L. SANNooD tho
vii be In attendance to give all Information.
aud receive aud Ies.ter supplies Of al suitable nnd. Inc
Ioa ing named sentl.m-n composing the Executive snd
tmsuee Committed. viii 500 gladly receive sAi take charge
OF donations, &c: -,
Col J c. Montgomery No % East 2ids, Jonathan Os-
den. Grand snd Broadway q, oeshn \ Co's . ..
a. Vance, ESD NO. 6lO Broadwsy II T. cbnr esa, No. u
Cif.st., C. W Burton. No. u beaver.st J. L. GosoT,
40 Asor House, Peon 4 X otee : r; Russell, e'l;'
No 3,2 Broadguy: Je buck ESQ, No Ssassa 81 H.
u Shannon e.o No. so Broadway; ". IL Anhnr ESQ,
No 80 Nss.aa't L. A. ROIsnmSier, d. No. US '''
Avenue ~. j. bnnee, esq, No. tS Bowery, -
Eirgnce .tse-Reuben Manly, ESQ, No. % Wi,m'
II ,Reab.n BucAhs-r, esq, No. lSS ChsnbesG;s MILF
..u ESQ., No . Eas0snssp ih0%., hss s.. p EST 10
3 B,osdwpg Jacob = o'"s' NO A'''' mouse '''" "
New.yors July l. 1862.
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THg SrASTos LEGIos.-Atten,ion Is directed to
the special notice relative to this military crsu'la'
ton.
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Luslncss Nolltcs.
RoGrR- * RAYMOND,
Having CON pleted their attentive Eocko
ClOrAfgO FOR THg SBAs0hi
t,yit, the business world TO examine Iner
EgW QUARTERLY SrYLss
In spring oyaAcob,s, Business Suits Dres Butts, &C.
Psros, MopxR,re BEYOND EKAirLE
,r 10 lie ar,ce, Store, NO, i2l 1928 l25 Fulton.s,
aud No. 2l4 broadway.
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JUsTIcE CoSNoLLY RrrMNANDisG INV POLICE
roK DOING THEIR DUTr.-ioseId&y, numD'f "
arrests were made by the police 81 per'onS ionnd M
the act Of violating the Sunday liquor ia" Among
otLers was John Tinker, De 'lcr at No 100 C'uIch
,treet who, with Aaron finck and Elzg Mont
g,mery, had committed an assault upon Ohc-r lay
Tor while In d.charge OF his duty. justice Connolly,
before whom the case wae taken. made ion
,peeeb in the course OF which he spoke Of me Flrh
police Precinct az the most inefficient M the d'y-a
Disgrace to the Police Department and to all bonorl-
BILE people He Reluctantly held the pariie' IN SIVo
bail 70 answer, but rcprinanied he officer not only
,or making such arrests. but informed hiu that he
had caused all the trouble himfclf.
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GEO. I. STRONG. Treasurer,
No o. " ali-st, ". /.

fIiitnry Notce.cn,-meu in hi. city or o'her pa'ts
Of h- state who Comp iCy or partially ormeo,
r-qnesfed g. DESTROYS - INTO active ser
vice. communicate apply IN person 20 Colonel ILL.,
H. ALLEN Lea the Lrgltntal ne@cS DN1cts,
30 Ia Grsnd.t. Oh by letter 70 the A.tof Honss
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Tn,Ts SO.--Lvcs there man with soul 30
dead who wouldn't ke to have his nead-potes' pure
without f,w-one Of KSoxs Hars on SrRAwY Wereckon
not. Every Of as'e patfonizes kHo@' e'aOshme nt
and the defsrd FOR bic Hats the past week borders
,b, marvellous, Low prices I'D splendid fabrics reign at No.
22 Broadway espeo ally when the weather Is pleasant
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READER, You can nave an enduring ai"ayS
e,d, and reliable GorD PRS exactly adapted to your mana
and style writing whicn will do your wnus Vastly cheap
er thar Steel Pens II YOU wast see Inc rem " 'isn'e'
than the sward" IN smother column.
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TAnaAnY HsIt.-A meeting OF the Sachcias "nd
Committee ol Arrangements Of the Iammany socie-
~ for the celebration OF the Fourth q july was held
lost evening a, the Old Wiswam. TIE following
order Of exercises presented by q subcommittee Of
sschems, Was adopted: Tue defamation Of INDIE
peudcnce will be read BY Col. Gsosge W. Melon,
the Hon. Charles T.. DAILY VIII deliver AN Grafton.
nry Moford esq, will deliver "a original patriotic
poem and the Giee Club will iu'nish the vocal
music. The celebration will conclude with The usual
free feast, punch, cold beef etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

drnr the scenes OF the present. IL = written by Chpt
Nt.r mo au horo RgHnipg the Blocksde which story
la. iu., n~en concluded g. HI sun, aud ch rs many
tho, .rd 81 reader, declared 10 be the best story
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All Articles for soldiers q, Annapolis, Bdtiniors.
Was-ngon and. places occupied bS Cn'on troops
shslld De sent al HkLF RATES By the
~ HARNDEN EXPRESS.
No. "A Broadway.
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Another Great War story.
ANOTHER GREAT WAR STORY.
ANOTHER GRiAT WAR SIOESs
~ THE DAILY Sun,
~ IHh DAILY SIN,
IL ThE DAILY Sun,
CIRCULATION NEARLY 6ooe
GIRO uLATlON NEARLl b0t1
CALCULATIONS NEARLY toOb.

IN THE DAILY Sun tpice Oae Cent o. NkDNEs-
DAY Juiy 1907 there ~ be Commented AZ eAceAea' Ca
...l,.. =. lu-a MIN
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-IHE SESSION iaoz-S VIII commence o. OrtoIcr ~
VALENTINE MOTT. ~ d., Emeritus Professor Of Suferry
MAX ,YN PAINE NJ D., Pro essor % MaeriA Mrdica aud
Thrraoentic. o. 5. BEDtORD, NJ. D., Professor OF Mid
weiy; JOHN w. DRAPER NJ. H., Professor Of Chemisiry
aud ihy.Ilogy; ALshED c. POST NJ. d., Professor OF
Surgery W. H. VAN buREN. NJ D., Professor OF Anatoms
JoH A. MErCALFE, NJ d., Professor Of the Institutes
aud Practice Medicine The Lectures are arranged so as to
give oppofusy daily attendance q. The numerous hos-
pals aud bispfussrcs The sDrsea Meoc end Obsetri'
cat uiques In College conducted heretofore he
SIP Ing aud Auamu ,oure orus car ieo on dur
ing the present the usual Letters OF inquiry
may be addressed TO Pr DRAPER President OF the Medical
Faculty. nisersity, New.lors.
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6rerlal y Offices.
The ,pccinl Joint Committee,


The specinl Joint Coramittee, appointed to make
gnrs L, ce-ur,te he fourth II July vii meet
TUESDAY the .t day OF July q; 10 O'clock a m 10 ths
Ch.nber OF III. Board OF Aldermen AL persons Interested
piil Pleas s,tend without further notice
" WALSH Committee
PETER MITCHELL Of
IRAA kLLFN Board Of Adernea.
J. u. OT1lWELL. J
F.REr Err e. Committee
a LYST. Bid Of COuaclneu.
j. TkofrER,
r. W. TAILOR Secretary.
The b.Commi,te on Music. appointed By the
Joint Specs, Committee to max .s graa.I'i e. ceieota
the fourth y Joy. MI meet 90 thaDAl ny a.
please ,!tend without further ao,ice.
IRAaALLEN
". WALSH, Sub Com. OF Music
y. eEPPEa,
f. ". ruroR SecFetuy
Flnb ward Republican Association vii meet :.
Hodmsn- Hte. 20. ~ LsP-n'Ie.s, on . - al
EyasSG G6s oss. n 9pP's .eii, 70 1eeo.d he
lanes Of pine pccab cI -n- wishing 10 o'c.n nH
be, AL I,..Ous Interested ard uo "lif 20 tole'se 70
gross a. 'u'''sF ''' WILLIAM PARKER President.
ions " FoEpts. Secretary pro TEN.
Thr seventh Ward Republican Association
Will l.r rsguiar montiy mre'ias Ihis r.
July Their headqusr efs Nos ~ ana ~ neA'' D.
r'N''"'' ttIRLES II. HALL President.
JAMES " fEaRr, joins n. GALLAGHER secreia'iss
sixteenth Ward Republican Association. "A
regular me-, mig vii be- nrid the ia1 tii-fs No ~t1 o'A
Az. on II-EsDAY EvNNiNG. Juis J.. 90. at o'elock
" -" - WILLIAM ORroS, Pre,dsnt.
Il H. Gc P1nEr' Secretaries
oiugs County Republican General Committee.
nittre " M be held "a the Committee Room NO sCoHft-st
on IL ESD,Y EVENING, July ct oei1cE p-.,..,.
Wrtlf,~ L. HuBRrrr Secretary.
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TALE or RICHMOND. ,,. n,.,r, c,p,ru
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MILITARY CHANGES.

Can't. c. 81. Vincent Of tie sane Department, in
charge OF the recruiting desk i transferred TO Capt
Rugeles'r desk, aud Caf. Samuel Brock, relieved
from duty with Gen. McDoaei', takes charge Of tho
oesk recently vacated by Capt. Vincent.
Tbe following appointments have a'so been made
Tor Gen. Popes siaG: ID. McVariin, Medical Drec-
tor; MAJOR Robert Il. McLeary, Cmsf Qnariermss'er;
CAPT Louis Marsh ~ OF tho 10th Infantry OF Tegu-
lais, Added amp with rank OF Colonel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

SUMNER EXAMINATION or THE DLISD.-The
Summer Examination of the New-f0Tk Institution
for the Blind was held in the chapel of thai! fnsju
ton yesterday in the forenoon. Robert G. Rankin,
esq. Superintendent, occupied he chair. The Rev.
Mr. Pellz Of The Baptist Church. opened the ezer-
cises with prnyer, when glasses in the following
studies were Questioned by their teachers: Geog'a-
ply, Mi. NJ. Moore; Spelling, Mrs X. Murphy;
His ory. Miss 4. Cox; Grammar Mrs Murray
Arithmetic, Miss Babcock; Physiology. Miss Bah
cocs; Natural Philosophy, hr. Wat; Mental Arith-
motic. Miss Moore; Maps. Miss Murphy; Mental
Arithmetic, Mss Cox; Grammar, Mrs Knowles;
nisofy, Mr. Wait; Algebra, W.. Babcccs; Main
raj History, Miss Knowles; Spelling Mics Babeocki
Maps Mr.. Babcock; Reading, Mr.. BAbcock. The
examinations were very orcditable TO teschers and
pupils showing plainly that the blind can be ciuct-
ted and fitted Tor sef-suppor and usefulness Ia soci
ety. Scholars here receive literary, musical, and
mechanical education, that after their graduation
they can obtain livelihood vocaiiss, orchestra
performers, pano.tunsrs, teachers, manufacturer OF
rugs cushions, broons, band-bOxe,. beadwork, sew
ing knitting, and crooheting. This Institution is
neither an asylum nor hospital, but simply school.
in which Dot only the common branches above
named are u,ught, but the higher sludies also; m-
GLIDING astronomy, rheloic, chemistry. philosophy
physiology, political economy, constitutional law,
physics, geology, aud tangible iyI"e nphy The usc
Of solid diagrams. and in natural history, Of liyiue
subjects il gradually opening new source Of Won
der and degh; to the pupils, and the introduction o;
calisihenic exercises, tending gently TO che i-
prorement Of their physical health. The girl nrr
sdepls al jumping he rop-, and swim inci and 20
boys having caught the military eu'husis-ui, sIe r-
ceiving instruction IN the manual of arms. Ednr'-
lion is removing the soolcs from their ncu'a VISION
and He who sail. " LEI there bee gA'. s iilu,'i-
mating the path OF the bind The evening ezsrrires
at the Institution for The Blind called together Large
audeuc, of ladies and gentlemen, who we'o bignly
pleased witt tie mu-ical examination go ny Tor
their entcrtaiIneni. Every song, chorus -o'o mad-
rigsl and quartet, was cheered to the echo. HE
Young ladies were dressed in white, aud made very
beautiful appearance.