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DIED.


! ALEXANDER 80 10 Brooklyn. on NedIesday ny 80
Cb.rle. rrry ofly son It iam 5. and Jane II. Aexan
! dr. AGED 3 mouth, sud p dsys
TIL r,s,e. eud friends ~ Che fniy are resp 'y m
,.tc1 attend hi. Gurra 90 r,daS m,rnnS d" ~ .olt
an>ihc residence Of BIZ pafer''' 40. 80 o. AHA 'e''
hiooaiyn.
IBAxcKsR-0u Thar,day. July %, Maria L9lise Lynch,
1onnse dll-nter Of John /. and has1iA NJ baneAef III
the % ye4r of her aye.
ia .cial notice viii be given tomorrow
cRoLy-Ia hi. city on "Wednesday July n Jo-ph Croy.
oy .oa Of lhciuis and Mary Croy aged yesr Honth'
nrulNG-rn Richmond Saturday, Iuly 49, OF wounds
f,crged H. the battle OF Charles 1y Roads unr a. J. 70 &c
Nov U-nilr Csptsn Company blst heelmrht' y; Z
: J. son OF Gen. " X. Dsu.nF of Hancock County III.
HATFIELD 81 Elizabeth "Wednesday. july % IN the
sd year o; tis sr. DAVID hahed MHoF OF the Jet ven
pen " j. v Msior iaflo.d va wounded ~ one Of ,ne
lac battles before Richmond bot "as able 20 ieaeh ms
ne std died in the bos m OF be ismly. ~ -.
TIE f,nell services viii BE- held the ihrd Pre.o,'
,l,rh II vhicn he was q member on Saturday. Aug q
et3T.
KFLL,Mn jersey Cry on Thursday July 81 Frank, only
sn q Moses h. snd Add'e T. hsh'n' "se1 i'n'' 'Nu
lie cstgr, and friends of,be family respectfully invited
=. Tend th funeral nom the ridrnec Of his ptient NO.
2b south F.t street, Jersey Cy, this ttdss) afternoon
ai T. O'clock.
Poun., Iva, ia lapers please COPY
uUnpUY-On w,du,sda, July 80. Mrs Emily Murphy,
deher OF the late John sustn Shea in the 5'a year o.
ns Of Mas, the funeral sill take place from st.
tne Church Duauc street TIL forenoon a. 100 clo' l.
Nc,,EF-lu hi- city. or wedae.day. July % AFTER shor'
lines. ChsrA r. Mckee IN the va scar OF ~, as. -
s rrllius viii taken 10 Seuccn Fsls IN TINS STATE lot
iut,TECu
MARTINI, rs city on Wearclay. July 30 Anne Tere,s
a.usher OF Thomas and AolA M4tn aged IL months aid
9days.
pOuELL-On Wednesday July 20 a. the residence q his
otner law Arthur q. Po~ ell IN the 18th year o. hi age
sFARS-in ;hi, city, on "Wednesday evening July ~, A.
, Inore Sears, in tue J1th yc4ro his as"
Fueefs this by friday, ct Dan5uy. Conn
lSThKR-At Warren Ltchh-ld County Conn, on S-snEuAy
Ju., ~ George staf aged "A year.
TURNURE-On ", inesdsy, July 30 Amanda M daughter
OF Abraham TuTnuTe -..-
T and friends Of the family invited 10 attend
the flnorsi on Friday. Aug J. at - o'clock, from NO Ioo
s. 'oud
yONnY-ln jersey City, on "Wednesday, July ~ 'sffie
Louisa daughter OF Cornelia and Dr. j. h. Nondy
lvaNDFyOI'R-N NewOileaus. La, on Weincsiay July
10 pr thl-s 4. haI dryour OF typhoid ever cohac'eu
wllr gttendii 10 his duti,sa Assisant surgeon.
UARD-On "wednesday July 30 john II. Ward President
oil e New-York BreAlsye Protective Union after short
and srvere Illness.
Philad, lphs gefers please copy.
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ReDorfed bD TSleprnpk,

Brpv,Lo July 3l.-FLorR qniet and steady. WHEAT
quiet AID lowef sales small and mostly pr vae terms
LopN quiet OATS IN lair demand sales sic for CHICAGO.
,uI Ky qniet and saes. FRKIGurs Gn ~ Wheat.
aid 2ir on Corn NswYok IMPORTs--A bbs. Flour.
p bn.b Wheat - 900 bu-h Corn. 1900 bush Oats.
ExPoRrs-l lOn bill. Flour 1884, 90 bush. Wheat $4,000
bush Corn sud II 400 hush. Oats
CHICAGO Jul, 3l-Fi OUR quit. WHEAT 9'd93c. for No.
sod i08' lc for No COES lc lowers se a. c. for
Mixed H. or- OATS .sdy. Receipts: 1900 bDls. Flour,
70 OO0 hnsh Whest 1919 bush Cora. Sipmenfs 1900
hbl. Flour 400 bush Wheat 205 mo bush Corn FIeghs
firm Exon iNGE firm at / Gold l3@4.
oswyGo uly LorR in moderate dsmsnd; sales at
L u for fury WHEAT quiet 10 sales CoKS without
sn.eria ehsnee sol 900 bush Illinois 3gS d.,
at 41c FEFtguTs unchanged. IMPORTS: 800 bos ~ ur
a. 100 bpsb WI ear " POO bush Corn. EXPORTS: T20 bbl
lonr, ~ u0p bu.h. Wheat. $500 do. Corn.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. Gen. o. M. Mitchell OF tb'
Unied States Volunteers, Capt. McGnigan Of th'
steamship Edinburgh, and Adjutant G. IL. Grihn
the 9Th New.York Cavalry, are at the Everett
House.
The Dnc de Penthevre. son OF Prince dc JOIN
vile, stopped portion of yesterday at the bFeVoor
House, ard et in the evening for Newport. lh'
Hon. s. Hepburn Of PENNSYLVANIA, and Is. d'
Biaquere Of Canada, sre mt tie Metropolitan Hotel
Col. Fenior Of the 9Th Michigan Regiment, Lieut.
7. O. Selfiidge Of the United States Navy, anc
Major H. l.. Spauldpg of the United StsteS Army
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
n Soue son Of Pierre SulG now in Fort La
fayette from New.OrIeans; Dr. Black and eervanf
and NJ. dc Chonden from Porto Rico; l.. Il. Pa'uer
La, and T.. Harris and Mrs. L. zardi, OF New
Orleans are at the New-York Hotel.
Hon. ID. w. Ingersoll, of Minnesota, and Capt
Thayer and lady, from HarIisons Landing, are al
the Aston Iiouse.
Capt. c. Il. Crane Of Gen. Smiths stall, JAS
Wyld Of Edinburgh, Major Bryaud OF Bost ~,
Homer Ramsdell, Newburgh, are at the tifth-avenne
Hotel.
Major lisstngs Of Maine. and NJ. ID. Landon oil the
Treasury Department at Washington are here.
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FROM NASHVILLE.
fhc L"te AiarmA Rev. COL Gov. JohnEOn
NoHeTonde ee Of lie ~ T.,buns

INC L"'e Ahrin-A Rev. C0l.-COy. J0hnb0n'
N0Iiepohae &c OF lie n. \. Tribune
NASHVILLE. JuyA, 1862
NasLvlle Of to-day ID yery different place from
Nashville three days ago. Then, the pre-ence Of the
bridge-boramg-Cayary citizens, in reported large
force withn very f W miles Of the city aud rapid,
advancing, created amount Of confusion ard bun.
of preparation for locdy worlsfe very much dilpro.
perforated 10 he real extent Of danger. Ire troop,
Were under arms almost constantly the streets bar
..aded with wagons aud cotton bales. while reeu.
iorceInenls were earnestly called Tor. Now, all lht
exelIeineut-the paiIic-has passed away, and cili-
zen ard soldier lie down 10 sleep without expectinp
10 be awakened TO trd Morpans Forest. Siearnss.
eeotts Cavalry, surrounding Tie town and forcing :.
surrender. Tie oiegractiul affair at Mnrir,esbofo
mad much 70 90 with tie causing Of tis alarm. The
rebels here we're iGbiim' over the newr oiile ear,
conquest, Tho gross neg cnce tiat led 70 the eur.
pIIes, "Nd NE reports 1"f COM lmCnt.ry To- tn
pr"VerJ and Judgment OF officers upon whom nucl
99spehael. The Um)b-lovrrs we,e discOurnged
~ huch u.ings as ttis are 10 be- are ac snie j
"uIHcetD"S - "ih d force much larger thah moe
p"is 0i us slf~ arc guar ed by caD be- taken, hov
N' '"|s " sustain themselves! Ii ias, biidSos
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MAH2gE ID.

Ts-GANTRY-Ats srscu.e, on Monday July28 by the
Rev Dr. Garfield ii. Woodward betts 70 Emns Josep1ne
daughter Of ia. lac John I. Gentry Of this city.
.IIINORE-UASHELL-On Tuesday. July %, by The
Rev Villa Barnard, Wi liam j. baltimore 10 Mis- ANNE
A. Lrmnlaie- HASKELL. all Of this city
GRAHAM -WHITE-On Tuesday July % by the Rev O.
n Lewis VIM J. Graham OF HobcAen, to Harriet L.,
daughter IL Samuel " bite ESQ.
WETfFY-MILLER-Iu the Cry Of East Saginaw. Mich .
A, the Ba croft House Friday Jolly s. lsC2 BY the ~
4 Smith, Pasior OF the Congregational Church Mr..
Wesley Wetl.y snd Mr.. May ". Miller. both OF New
YoTk City.
WEESTER-GFERY-On Wednesday, july 30 By the Rev.
Df Chauuc.y Thomas A. H. Nr1.tsE to George r, Only
daughter Of Wilism ,,e-Iy. all Of this city.
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CREMoRNE GARpES.-A new comic paniomime.
Of the caes which Christmas brings forth in London,
was last evening produced at NJ Nixon's Theater.
1t il called "Tbe Spirit Of the F"od, or Zepby 3
Trio TO Europe" title which, mre bound TO say,
with all it, comprehensiyeness, does not indicate
one-half Of what s representation frs; to last The
scene il partly in the distant and Factions courtry of
Cashmere, partly in Paris partly IN Iceland, and
partly in the Region of HAPPINESS which last w"
take to be 10 other than tie CTemorne Garden itself
on July night. Tho rantonimc ii very oroll, and
sufficiently ncoherou, 10 satisfy tie most fistidious
glance at the explanatory programme is all ina l.
needed to complete the GAY coniu-.on. 1t abonnds
in lively dances. and the scenic and mechanical
effects are remarkable considering the limited space
TO which they ere restricted. TIE closing scene is a
brilliant picture Of ITSELF and when adorned "by the
uost beautiful aud interesting lad - that can be-
found in both hclnisphereo," the pa! bill assures
it il, presents attractions which tue audience feels
bound TO recognize. TIE piece was successful, ard
it will be repeated every hight.
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TnE FIGHr NEAR HENDERSON, KY.-By an agri-
val from Henderson, Nv. We learn TINT Capt Union
Brthell OF Newburg, whose house was pillhged by
the gn.rllas in their raid on that town, has raised
cop,auy " - ten days men, for the PURPOSE OF
cleaning ont the Rebels in Henderson and the adj
Joining counties. The men arc all lioosiers, FUR
1ish,d their owr horses ard equipments, AID are
doing glorious work. ON Tuesday LIST Capt. Beth
ell came upon barge body OF the gGerrilias who VS.
led Newburu at a poiht tweoIy miles III the conn.
try Interior from Henderson, and at once engaged
ihsr fuliously. number of the guerrillas we're
wounded one killed, aud ten captured, without "A
single casually 10 Capt. BE- men. The Rebels were
completely routed, and fcd 10 every direction Be-
side the woundcd, killed, and prisoners, Capt.
Bethell Company took two flags, twelve horse-,
and nearly all the arms aud stores captured at New
burg Up Tnurday evening Capt. Bethel apal'
came uyh body OF the guerrillus at point somt
oiglt or ten miles above the mouth Of Green River
lie attacked them with great split, killing three
takisg eight OF ten prisoners, wOundlagi y lumbe
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Capture of Guerrllins.

tINClNNtT1 IIWt1sy, JUIJ ", Idtt
" ior BIocht OF the iSh Kentucky, who was IN
pursuit Of II FoeIrilss under Cortin, overlook
them at Sterling klod IL and captured 1866 It ia
reported part Of the band that left Scot; County
under Capt. Bullet.
Collin Is among the prisopers. Only nine OF the
gang were leit 10 escape. Major BraSt, who lost
none of bis men, returned to Lexington this moTii
with The prlsoncrs.
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Authenticated 10y the Olieial Cop.


CITIZENS STANDARD DlME) EDlLioN.
THE NEW NATIONAL TAX LAW.
avn THE REST LARGE TYPE.
WITH PARAGRAru HEADLINES AND INDEX.
Corrays il rhl ol9y sdoE' and none other wH De take"
Sent POSTPAID on rcep, Of For sale by all New
dealer. AGENTS wanted
REApLE & Co. Publshers. No al WilllaD.st. NY
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Capt. Wnl. j. Seweli, 9TH New-Jersey Foun-
teers, has been promoted by Gov. Ohen to the
ieutonant-C oonecy of bis regiment, for shllaatry
In the battles Of Williamsburg, Fair Oaks, aud IN
the seven days tight Of the Chicahominy. Lieut.
Co seweiI is tho younger brother Of Col. Robert
Sewen, the military agent for the care OF wounded
New-Jorsey soldiers in this city.
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The Tax Bill,

NOW READY Ia psrnpnlrs Of u pages. on nee, NM
paper Beside The bill which Is word for word 70 scs H.
wi the orgiua text We sp end TO IL Ahat1icn III b
pituatlon OF every article TO ne taxed by the s" =.
amount Of the tax be levied thereon. I'M, .'"'
and clnvenieut It Il possible 70 n"Ae a.
Pre. cents postptidi ~ PEI 100 u lent oy ".
mar iuO N by naai AddIssS AYE lAlbUNE, Ns" A0'~
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M,RRup MIS- CSLY A. P0LrcEHEg.-At tie last
meeting OF tie Police Commissioners, the following
very sensible re,olu'ion was parsed
g,ie,s That chi. Board during the rebellion, " III not
eppont on the poce nnuaried men, or men On "hn
families are not dependent Tor support
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and capturing the remainder Of the arms and stores
taken ut Nrwburg. The gang was completely as
erred. and, il was though, would not again make
heir appearance III that vicicity.
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A Coon OFFICER Go&E.-lir-, ii, II. John M.
IIind- 4 the "a REGIMENT New-fork state Militia.
died in Philadelphia Yesterday Of typhoid fever
lie Las been ia active service since the war broke
ont. His body viii be brought here t,-d.y to thr
residence Of hs h,oher 30. ~ " How place,
DloO,lyn.
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q" Rally Round the Flag ,ou
ANlnON b TALON

LIGHT ARTIbLE
MAJOR y. w. WILLARD CONNANWNn.
This Seng the only artillery corgs recruiting "a tnr Hie,
win zoe special permission Of the President suJe a. cY,o'-
rrsty Tor ecabs young men to join lie best and ost
.Acient oil the .eryice.
fy more intel igent desirous Of ser.iDe he
,ry can secure poi by apply ing q. hEADCI Akiks
No 500 BROADWAY.
Pay and Ia,ons accordance with the United States Amy
Regulation.
Corcoran Zonaves. 18th RegiIDent. Empire
Br gade, Col }. BUhhE, Comnsanin hccri'' wsn cd
for 1, nvAiy g. commanded by Capt. ". \. IlreigtA 3'
Lieut. T. X HasLi For further PARTICULAR, apply 70 no
r,crnitne office No IL Broadway.
Ladies', Home for sick aud " Snnard
SOLDIERS The Board OF Directors bss ltlfr - -,
mind thvr sud thu public Of he urgent s-s ..
more than hand ed sick sd wounded sod eFs 20"
their care. Tsly daily expecting ia.rn ~
Money. Flannel and plan Cotton shire tsn'ea 100,
Drawers Psn,soons, Slippers, and Calico poy4. 1.e
rnuch ueed.d Provision Delicscies Nircs and tiu
will be ihaokfuy received at the HONE eo'usi S,i,N
ton..v. and 5lsi.st. Al articles sent 10 thr A, Il
ENPRE>S COMPANY corner Il Hudson 80 J',s'' anu
krnaiIgay. VIII be cent nc .. e.--,
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a., m. xi,,sou md Col. Wefss.-Coi- = '.iss
Uen' Du' I5th OF yay received sad an at
to have an opportunity Of ,, 81 x, ySa b 5 Sce sT
arrest ~ " ~ bat tuned out afterwards to be mis-
OF orders 90 yosI part. sud oe'Sre the -
tn. P,ib Tor yoar Vindcaon wheres.e you chsosc th,
may P,"a. 4 arr. Sir your most oh.dSent servant,
above Illus n W DAVIDSON 6ri. al or li-nrrI'.
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Expre.s to Newbern, n. G,

ADAMS EMPRESS Go. - r 81.
WI Dispatch their neSt EAg's'1 70 taken Fox Tar
thef pssuS"is' A' W ADAM, EXPRESS Co,
No. 20 Broalwav. y. Y.
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a, a NIeefiug of the Executive Committee NJ
- Iniau Defense CONN. ilIee, nod ON lnn ga

'y lie TO loving preamble anJ rsso.uton adsit,d
une,eas Nameross indlvJ AL. have eIpTs,ei 10 rri-
hers OF this Committee awV to eOntnoGte suo'ns
sun the en,imegs Of one wc. three, or teH '
sscn to be immediately sent forward 10 the sat OF va
therefore
Resoired, That his ommi,,ee publicly annannce hc ~
lngess to receive sv iscption- 70 this pufp's' "uu
10 believed 10 su adequate euonut co.. =, ,h>
Asub-crip,on Sook this pcrposs wall lie eueA'a o. W.
office Of the Cr nuases,
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Alfred Gregory was caught IN tie at Of giving
vent o sentiments Of q diroyal character, dav OF
two tince, ana arrested by Officer Irving Of the
Twentieth Precinct and while confined In one OF
the cell, at Police Headquarters, wrote lie follow
ing explanation OF biz princi les:
Ina lonely cell m hTongh'
] never he'd o. iecc-b thought--
Bot vGtn J ~ ont ~ snow my wA,
That u! uphold tic Union s;Ill.
Here upon plank lie.
Not one Sccesaiou thought he'd Ii
But for the bion will Try
10 put the HebCs down or die.
Sergeant Nouuf. he T. friend
lie knoWs the tniol ~ defend;
But james ,ins Odd declare.
AgaHat tho u i0n did
IN tie I'D did lrd,
Gregory had Sccesi mind
Tlf H-d's Wfof r. / ail fight,
For the Union will bslt.
Gel Tumbul We ~ own Tor yesr
No Rebel General doe he tear;
~ drop the bius aud take ups ns.
AID dnyc the Rebels .I0iI Their fiims
ALFRED GREGORY.
Defective Radford accompanied bin to the head
quarters OF tie Metropolitan Gaard, Col. 1unbull,
vyhere he expressed hInseli well E'ished WIN DE-
lew acquaintance and his future pro'peetf.
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Ths west wing of the Parliament building, To-
OF tho oath inst. TIE loss is tima;ed at $1,000.
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-EyIieut. Governor John Quincy Adams King,
Of k,u,ucky, hiss returned to Paducah, gwen bond
in 81 0 COO, and taken the oath Of allegiance.
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Dusllless Notices.
Office Of the

Office Of the
Mutual LIps IssuRAycE CosPASY OF NEw'foRK
No. "a Broad way.
Nrw.Yors. July 30. 1862.
All policy.holaers in the above Company who
xonn.er m r,spon,e to the call of the President Of the
United State for 800 600 who may he drafted into
service (.houd that mode OF obtaining recruits be resolved
to, are hereby Informed that WAR PERMITS will he issued to
them Oh the same as to those who entered the service
In 1861.
Full particulars and ex anations be obtained app-
iou at the principal Office as above or from any OF the
CompaDy's recognized agents.
FRYpKEIcK s. WINSTON, President
Isaac ABpArr. Secretary
header, yOu can nave an enduring. always
cody and reliable GoLD Pgs exactly ADAPTED to your nana
aud Style Of writing which will do your writing vstycheap'
81 than Steel P-ns If you wapti, 1he Pen Mishtef
ian the sw nd" in another column.
THE TAX BILL,
Now READY ia pamphle Of % on foe white paper
beside the bill which word for word in 10 ordance with
the original append to it an Alpha hecsPHia
,on OF ever article be taxed by the law sd the am'i NJ
Of the Tax to be esed thereon This renders complete
ard convenient, 1, Is possible to make it,
Price cents postpaid ~ per ltN II sent by eNpres' 70
per leo Nby mil address Tug TRIBUNE, New.Yort
At JrFrrR>'s. No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
Elastic Boor, 81 30, 81 70, ard ~ BALnoRAL'. e.
Ge1t noe S,iogs and SLIPPERS You'h, and Chidreo's
y,IMoKAIs SHOs- and GATHE-, Ia great variety ~ 10"
pdcrs. JKyPEas, No. S73 BFosdsa..
Ladies TOR Long Branch and other Watering
Place. wi.hiug CA Doors and sHoE' Tor themselves aha
famine od tce. al moderate pce'-pa'fCniIe MILE"
y TO- no - NAhi-''.
Wurr,rR 4 WILSON MANUFACTURING
courAsYsryius Machine, With important improvements
Office 40. @5 Broadway.
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A. assures his gnpathizDg hienda ia has case
is not likely to prove fatal.

AsIMposron.-1l TIE Hartford CopaR enounces
as an imro., or the nan calling himself ' the Rev.
Mr.. Clark. son Of the Rebel Governor of Texas ard
son-n-aw of old Sam Houston, who recently gave
pathetic account Of the denh OF Houston, bis re-
cent conduct, IA stated by Tic CowGat, warrant
inQ the denunciaiOn.
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lei ., the sud Distressed afflicted WITH Nifuen' aud
Chronic Di-s,os and especially Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPEhMAiORkdhA or SIM %
NAL WEAKNESS and other Diseases OF tue Sexual
Oreeas aud on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the ID.
peiary sealed letter envelopes fes OF charge Ad-
Dies. d.. J. SklLLlN HOUGHros, Howard Ascension,
No. . south Ninth ~. lhlad.pna Ia.
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6prrlgl Noilres.

The urmbrr. of Mosaic Social TeGpie No. L
A.. anrr natrly urged attend the ke.u- Me tl"s ~
tFrd4,D EkENlhG. NJ o'clock precisely a. matters ~
Ing III. fntnre welfare rempr will De nonght Forward
INC va H. 81, -, GEORGE MILES. IS X.
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"A Friend In Nced-Try u.-Dr SWEETS IN
FALLIDLE LlNlMENt, the gea external remedy oil the
ago prepared FROM rscil OF Dr. Sephen sweet OF Cop
ccn the celebrated bone setter wnoss fame IL nn'se
by Of any living IL l. certain and Immediate cure
for Rheumatism G0ut Neuralgia. Sprain., bruises '1t
ounds. Sores, Burns Scsds, fes, Lumbsso Headache
oolhache and ali Rheumatic ana Nervous Di'ofdsTs I1t
nal huios. &c All sufferers sh uld give II trial hi.h
ARUSON X Co, PIopri-toT,, Norwich, C"nn -
MORGAN 4 ALLEN. Agents No. 10 Chh-st' N 1.
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DR.. j. W. Poiaud,s
COMP OUNDl

Long time before the settlement OF North Ame.a by Eu-e.
the Indians employed the bark Of White Pins fsr the
sCURvY, PUTRID FEVER,
aud
SORE THROAT
And made waf with Cor iuftued wounds an brpsea
Fr-pet navigator While cdng with th- Indians upoo
Of thus If the Pine Stree tha period
have prescribed II In their pr-c,e t. some .xtsn oxnz
TO its sstngscs never bsne any celsority ill 1855 In
that yesr Dr. w fODAND the Of Goh.ta CelSIe n.
h brought before the pubic bis ,o,.,.,
VIII PINE COMPOUND.
The combination OF ober ingredient. WITH the Pine Bark
modified the acton OF tho latter, th PREPARATION was
tlp For Colds Coughs Hoarseues Sore ThTos spltt u
Is God aud PnmO..c Affections g.neGay. hnd for Kidney
ConpsiDs likrws-, it 10 nIo-t yoi 6er'E remedy The
y number OF order. received from perns 10 hsve been
cured by u.ng this Compound shows what h esteem the
medicine 10 held by them. . 49,, -
IL. value specific for Kidney Diseases wa fots'
ma aimed by person who took for c0agh Ias
cough -tI-y removed and also severe Inflammation
of the kidaeys, OF ten years enduance. hehce II was
4 DiSCDNEkIi
Since that time 1t has cured great many cases Of Kidney
Inflammation and even Diabetes and tiydrecele;
Reference, can be upon large cfcuisr Which -
dealers nave to give away
Letters Of inquiry addressed 20 Dr. p at hetoee viii b
promptly answered Advice grsi,.
MANUFACTURED BY
DR. J. w. POLAND & Co.,
Merose Mass
II Is AND 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE. II
d. 9. BARvFs
No. 22 Broadway. New York,
General Agent.
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Comnnpy L., Metropolitan Guard.

COmDuNy =
Reg wall f1-ss OU tue Ifss mustered N.p
the service under tne cal OF the President nom us
State.
/ RECRUITS WANTED to al M Company D. i1'i-d n,
etey Gail a. No. SO Wakerst, Lear bioac~ ~ ai ci4o
your names. ,, ,--f,.-. 49,. D. -.,,.tt
,crrsanl, 20 resuaon These bonriics tos hr+ WIN 40
t.aula. pay amount 20 800 per onuunL
elohine rstions and good quarters furnished on
Non. .on,Ini ssiou.d Officers AID Nnsicisns wanted
No. IS WALhEk-SE -, 49,.
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IINE OFett Eks IN tie INlttD sIArLS cANl
Aing Ii uenast NUT have served Ls !st IL nouits IN
the und Navy Acting Master or Aciins 's&a,
and Useu mentioned Ia of ia Iii lstchrs foI highly ueIio
Gus conduct in uaiie
Ac,lg Ma must have served al ieas. ihT'' oHie -
Acting fusign Ac'irg Masters hce, AID been iiYf Y
ID by their Immediate couius ding ofic-r a
recommendation must be- proved by the t!ls oH;si nc
,qusdrou In which they ere Swing
Acting Tu,gs nina ~ between the ages o. twer'y tvr nd
,hy.hy. ana have seer least twelve 'avtr 10
fore IN, ulas, or ~ an ohc- Those haye itr ~
chief ate. OF u-rchdnt vessels invited g. apy To- tho
pos. ion o Ensign
c inx Nssrs aies should be between the ezes Of ~ ny
end thirty and been before Ihe Hs " - a. ~
hgc yeaIs III A..
te. Nue. viii be reqnird luul,a ~ tbs agy D,,lh
Luoviei 90 etturs OF Ieromn- pdton sAoun cone non
ap,n, y,,h whom they have al ed "r ~h9n neY
have sed ano Insurance n -crs acquainted Wa ' 40
fest nal character aud soDre,y =,
Is. 1902. d follow: --.,
Actng Lieut. nauts. S73 per year ana one F''iou
.c,i, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 pr yeas md one fa.i-'-
e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 2un l.r Sear and faftlr.
Ac log Masers Mates. ESQ yer Neat ~" '.f i'.t IT,