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The Portland daily press., 1862-07-19

AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Portland, within
and for the County of Cumberland, on the third
Tuesday of July, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sxty-two,
TuNHE Commissioners appointed by said Court TO set
Il out Dover in the estate of lchabod Baker, late
of Windham, in said County. deceased, to Sarah Ba-
ker. widow of said deceased. having returned the
warrant to the directed together with their doings
thereon, for acceptance and confirmation:
II ,ras Ordered, that the said Commissioners give
notice TO all persons interested by causing notice
be published three weeks successfully in the Maine
State Press printed at Portland that they may appear
OF a Probate Court to be held at said Portland. on
the third Tuesday of September next at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they
have why the same should not be accepted and con-
frmed. WILLIAM &. BARROWS, Judge
A true copy, Attest.
sw3w5 EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register
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Bounty to Volunteers.

HARRISBURG: Pa. July 49,
The prospects for enlistments for years
men, throughout the State, under the new call,
SO far as heard from, is favorable. Camps will
soon be established in various parts of the
State. Gov Curtin contemplates calling an
extra session of the legislature, and in the
meantime offering State bounty.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-19
Supplies for Army.

ST. LOUIS, July Is.
A large amount of supplies, hospital stores,
clothing, horses and cattle left last night on
government transports for Gen. Curtis army,
at Helena, Ark.
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Stock Market.

NEW YORK, July Is.
Stocks lower, with moderate sales American
gold 81 10; Pacific Mail 06 IT, s. skies of 1881 cou-
pons. ssi U ): ives 1874 coupons, ST. 1910 Treas.
ury, OH; California ms, 20.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-19
STATE OF MAINE.
GENERAL ORDER No. 20.

GENERAL ORDER No. 20.
In view of the exgcnces of the occasion, the Com
mandern-Ch ief orders and directs that the Acting
Paymaster General of the State shall pay to each en-
listed volunteer of the seven thousand called for by
the General Government from this State. upon the
muster of each Company or Regiment (of those now
being organized) into the service of the United
states, the sum of thirty dollars S1 at its Regimen
tai Rendezvous; and to each recruit for Regiments
now in the field, the of thirty five dollars 1885,
TO be paid after his muster into United States service
and before leaving the State. This added to the
United States bounty and to the premium and adj
vance pay, will make advance in all before leav-
ing the State of seventy dollars $50 those enlist
ing in new Regiments and seyenty-ive dollars $3.50
to those enlisting in the old
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief,
JOHN l.. HODSDON,
juls daw Adjutant General
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-19
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July II.
Several gunboats have come down the river
to convoy troops, which are at this place, up
the river All quiet on the river No news
from the army.
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f. YOU

Best Ambrotype or Photograph,
no not fail to call at No. 81 Market Square, where
~ they take PERFECT LIkENESSES, and war
rant satisfaction. at prices which defy competition.
n. B.-Large Ambrotypes only Fifteen Cents.
TRASK & LEWIS,
~ Market Square, hid Preble St.
July 14th, 1862 diff
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MANHO0D--How Lost How Restored.

Just published. in sealed Envelope.
PRICE CENTS.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE TREATMENT
N AND RADICAL CURE of Spermatorrhra or
Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, aud lmpediments TO Marriage generally
Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits Men,
tai and Physical lncapacity. resulting from Self
Abuse &c-By ROBT j. CULVERWELL NJ. D..
Author of the GREEN Book &C,
"a Boon 60 Thousa nds Of SuGerers,"
sent under seal in plain envelope, TO any address,
POSTPAID. ON receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps By DIR. CHI. J. c. KLINE. III BowERy. NEW
YORK, Posr OFFICE, Box, 1855.
June %. isimd&w.
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RALLY TO THE FLAG f!


RALLY TO THE FLAG /!
-
FORWARD TO THE RESCUE
THE nth REGIMENT TO BE RAISED ISIME-
PORTLAND!
The Largest Inducements Yet!
S75 Bounty mt Close Of the War!
Sl5 Advance Bounty from State!
$40 Additional Bounty TO Resi-
dents Of Portland.
week for wife and so cents for each child
S25 Advance Bounty from the
U. s. Government!
One Months Pay in Advance
to commence from the date of enlistment Three
years unless sooner discharged
TOTAL BOUNTY, S167 /!
TOTAL ADVANCE, slO5!
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE
leo acres Bounty Land at the close Of the war Re-
cruiting Office
NO. 4 FOX BLOCK,
Over Telegraph Office, corner of Middle and Ex-
change Streets. Entrance ON Exchange street.
III wANrEp-a Drummer and Fifer.
ss, ,E sS + S$aW, Recruiting onse'-
Portland. July II. 1862. diff
ATTENTION MEN :!
Will You Stand by the Flag
If rally at to the Recruiting Office in FED
ERAL STREET, under United States Hotel, where
Recruits are wanted to fill a Company in the
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT,
syPay and Rations to commence on the day
of Enlistment.-A~
Pay from $13 to see per month.
$25 Bounty; So Premium,
$50 FROM THE CITY,
and S4J State Bounty!
AND ONE MONTHS ADVANCE PAY, making
in all S1O5.
S75 mt the Close Of the War,
Or when honorably discharged.
+ 5 j N HfEfHtts Recruiting onss-..
Portland, July Is, 1862. diff
STATE OF MAINE.
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CINCINNATI Lnlv Is

CINCINNATI, July is.
indianapolis dispatches to the executive de-
partment, say that Henderson, KY, and New
burg, Ind, have been taken by the rebels.
At Newburg one man was killed and $50
sick soldiers taken prisoners. The rebels also
took $50 stand of arms.
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TEL EGR A PHO
TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

Capture Of Cyntliana, Ny.
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MOrgan's GuerriIlas.

Excitement mt Newport /!
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-19

Capt. Arthur's Company all Killed
or Captured
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-19

POLICE Extraordinarily morning
Deputy Marshal Head, with full staff of
Policeman, started for Windham to spend the
day in fishing Tor pickerel in Duck Pond
Judging from the size and beauty of the trophy
left at our office they must have been eminent
ly successful. If they are as successful in
catching rogues as in hooking the fnny tribes,
the safety of the city will be duly protected.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-19

sB- Rev. d. NJ. Graham will preach by re-
quest, on the subject of the Resurrection, to
morrow, at O'Clock, p. NJ, at Casco Street
Church.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-19

sB- Mrs. F. b. FELTON, will lecture in Sons
of Temperance Hall tomorrow, at and 1-2
O'Clock p. NJ. The Sunday School will meet
in the same place at 8 IA O'Clock A. NJ, and
win be favored with short address by Mrs.
FELTON,.
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GRAvESTONEs.

(NOOD Bargains will be given to those who wish
~ to purchase Grsvestones Monuments Of anv
DESCRIPTION: Those who will favor with . cali
shall be satisfied that they are buying good article
at the lowest price.
O. Shop on Forest Avenue, near Evergreen Cemetery,
Stevens Plains.
je50-3m T. H COOK
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MORTALITY OF FoRT PREBLE.-We regret
to learn of the death of two more soldiers be-
longing to the nth regiment U. S. infantry,
owing to the breaking out of fever known at
the fort as the western fever" One man
died Thursday, also, from this cause, and his
body was forwarded to-day to Fort Wayne.
Ind, by the Eastern Express Company
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Largest most central House in the city. Nearest
to Railroads and Steamboats,.
sY-HORsEs AND CARRIAGES TO LEI. -
jul16-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-24

General Orders, No. 2: - tbosa
Information having been received az .1 tisTS
Headquarters, chat certain citizens ann syl s'1r
Of low repute are constantly committing ape ai De-
dations upon the property and persons % .! c J
fenceless Inhabitants who have oy 1orce -
cumstances been compelled to resort 10 -
dria place Of shelter ana p tbof I'll per-
sons detected participating IN such aml o,9t By
will be arrested and placed II ti "a 31tI
order Of JOHN ?. SLODVdr;o
" Brig. Gen, Military Gov. of AI :;
Ro1L1N C. CAKE, Capt. and a. B. ~
sent left
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-24

SOUTHERN NEws.-The Northern papers
contain extracts from late Richmond papers:
In the Confederate Congress, Mr.. Foote had
offered resolution proposing 70 send q Com
missioner 10 Washington, 70 offer terms for q
lust and honorable peace :" Mr.. Holt Of
tered resolution for treating on terms Of
peace, If the T. S, show a willingness, or to
conduct the war according TO the rules Of civil
lied and Christian nations Both resolutions
were laid on the table by very decided vote.
4 bill has been introduced making those who
have voluntarily taken the oath Of allegiance
10 the Z. S. government "alien enemies, and
requiring them to depart in forty days.
A battalion Of Marylanders has been orga-
nized in Richmond, and gone on to reinforce
Gen. Jackson.
Col. Fitzhugh Lee, son Of Gen, Robert E.
Lee, has been commissioned 3 brigadier gene.
ral Of cavalry.
An addition has been made TO the number of
prisoners (Gen. Pope's of1cers) now confined
in the Libby prison.
Confederate notes countertelted have been
detected IL Richmond.
The Quartermaster S department at Alexan-
dria has discharged within the past week $50
vessels, among them steamers Of large and
small class, ships, |la1ks, brigs aoti schooncra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-24

BRrEr PARAGRAPHS. -" H{N5tnus IN Po1vo. "
1t IS said that the Federal troops now occu-
nv Lcesburg. Recruiting for the Confederate
army is now going On in the lower part OF Prince
William County, Ya.---C{en. Geary has resumed
his command in the Federal arny.--A- letter
in the Washington Star says Sturgls's dlVl-
sion now musters only 1900 present; 1t was
nearly 6, 600 strong There was nlsunder-
STANDING about the flag Of truce at the battle
Of Antietam; the flag was displayed, It Il sgd,
bv some Federal officers without authority, and
upon an interview, the matter was explained
~~Gold is quoted in New York at l184.-Ihe
Zouave dress ESPECIALLY the red color IS noW
condemned in The &. s. army, and Will proba-
blv be changed the Zouave regimental drill,
also, IS not approved of.-The water IN the
Ohio river is now very loW.-Ihe Washington
Star says that the Confederates are concentra-
ding at Winchester, and increasing their forces
by the conscription act--G. Francis Train IS
receiving "ovations,' and making speeches IN
PHILADELPHIA. 1.-The amount ofcoal now brought
over the Heading railroads. greater imam IL was
last vear.-The draft in Pennsylvania takes
place on the 10th Of October. president Lln-
colin is to be serenaded in Washington tonight,
by the admirers Of his proclamation OF eman-
cipation. The Washington Republican asserts
that the proclamation gives almost universal
satisfaction among The Union menin Washing
@o,, -? +lis - odiofcG in either quarters
The Washington Republican thinks there is q
design Just now To laud Gen. Mcclellan and
dispara&e Gen. Halleck, . for 8 particular pur-
pose. The Washington Republican calls tor
the immediate removal Of Gov. Stanly, The u.
S. Provisional Governor Of North Carolina,
calling him renegade slave holder and 8
knave. 80 dispatches from Harrisburg are
NOW regarded, on al sides, IS entirely unrelia-
hle.--It is said in the newspapers than an at
tack o. the Notifications in Mobile harbor is
soon 10 be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-24

IN accordance with the order Of the Secreta-
~ Of War, issued Oh Monday, FOR vacating the
District pontentiary, and the removal Of the
prisoners to the old jail at Albany, New York,
she oonvicts were taken from the prison yes
terlay, and placed On board the steamer Con-
nectic,1t, which is to take them to Albany
They numbered about 1870, and are accolnpa-
MED BY guard Of thirty soldiers from the Ar
senaI and the officers and guards Of the prison.
4 gunboat accompanies the steamer, SO as TO
be at hand in case Of any outbreak On the part
Of the convicts
4 Key West letter Of the 18th reports forty
six cases Of yellow fever aboard the frigate St,
lawrence, Twenty three deaths bad occurred,
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RAILROADS.

~ NT3AL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
Han ton Jun ton w,th Delaware, Lackawana,
Western Railroad, nd u E1ftn with i.ehlgh -
icy Railroad snI IT. ctuurct ms, forming AM
line b. PITTSBURGH aud the WEST, witAoueS
change Of cars.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Conmencing Mary 9TH, lsG5. Leave New York
m follows;
HARaIsBuHs Exrsyss-At A. NJ, for Ea.ton,
Recalling, Pottsyille, Harrisburg, Msuch Chunk,
Will,nslort, &c.
MAIL TRAIs-AtsA NJ, for Easton, Water Gap,
Scranton, Great Bend, Pttson, WLkesharre, &c.
~ ~ TaaoU0H TRAS-For Eston, Mauch
Chunk, wiilialnsport, Healing, PottsY.lle, Harris
burch, &c.
sP NJ TmouGH TGAN-For Easton, Bsthlehern,
Allentown AMI Mauch Chunk.
$50 L. NJ. WAY TR.Is--for Somerville
500 +. NJ. Western Express for Esston, Allentown,
Reading, HsrrsburRh, Pttsburg, and the West.
Sleeping cars from Jersey City through " Pitts
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The o A. NJ. Express Train from New York ar
rives at Harrisburg at T. NJ, connect ng Fast aud
Central Railroad North an South. and with Cum
bertrand Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR TIE
WEST
leaves New York at sP. N. daily tsundays except
ed! making close connection at Harrisburg with
Pennsylvania Railroal-with no change Of cars to
Pttsburs, AID but one g. Cincinnati and Chicago
ELlZABETuPoRr AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave New York from Pier No. North River, ~
1920 and II 30 A. NJ, 3 90, 100 aud 90 p. NJ.
The bNats st T. N Bergen Point and Mariners
Harhor every trip each way.
aul9 lY'iOo JOHN o. srERNS, Superintendent
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Young Wayne 70 q go ..,el from the NV
crew, and sprang .n.. 80. 1rs.,uc.io ~ and
burn the steamer J.. !, this .r lie discoy.rsd
jude, and few W. Is with the ! informed him
how he thought aud felt.
!" This never'll d. jude" he FASTENED to say.
&c We've been together too long e.. you t .hinb
Of leaving me now. The suspicion men Lt5 nsd
to you has proved true---;he girls sister. ADD
that geatlemanIs my fatl,cr!"
"Oh !" exclaimed the 10y, a. his face LIGHTED
UP with q clear comprehension Of the sui,;scs.
d" I Understands now. liz all right Cap'n L.
phct You've foun' your fren's, an is all glosy
hallelewvah But the money Capn--thats
mine Az | may 20 with you, and live with yos
an sissy as longs live 7"
" Certainly, If you desire to I"
"Dorgs an all Z"
" Yes, dogs and all. I'll introduce yos -
Captain Winthrop, and you may have . whols
berth to yourself in the cabin, and Be - inls-
pendent as a lordl"
The boy expressed his delight with . move
ment which nearly upset his Loaf, while young
Wayne called to Captain Winthrop an said:
Here's young patriot, Captain, Who wish
es to go North with US, with all his effects goods
and baggage /"
"A All risht--take him aboard I" said Win
throp as he turr away to other affairs.
7obe Continued
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TO REAL ESTATE OWNERs-sEALT

ITO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.-SEALED
L PROPOSALS Will be received Al this office until
FRIDAY, June 20, for the purchase Of real estate
10y the Corporation for the use OF the Fire Depart
ment, located as follows;
One lot, between Market Catharine, Division
aud Madison streets for Engine Company No. 2.
One lot between Church, White, Elm and Duane
streets, for Engine Company No. 81.
One lot on Boomingdale Road, between Ninety
sixth and One Huudreth streets, for Engine Com
psny No. so.
one lot between Franklin, Duane. Church ani
Centre strec,A for Hose Company No. rs.
One lot, between Avenue &, Fourth, Efth and
Lewis streets, for Hose Company No. At.
One lot, between Second and Fourth avenues and
Eghty-thirl aud Eishty.sxth streets, for Hose
Company No. ~.
ono lot, between the Bowery, Mott, Prince and
Houston streets, for Hook and Ladder Company
No. Is.
ALSO,
For me purchase Of lot or tho lease Of q house
| and lot, between Broadway, Fulton, Bcekmau and
William streets, for Hose Company No. 90.
Proposals will contain diagram II the property
offered, with dimensions, locality and character
OF improvements, If any. Prei.reEcs will be given
| to vacant lots. Payment will DO made on giving
| clear and satisfactory title.
The right is reserved t. reject any or ell propo
| sails.
| ROBERT 7. HAWS, Comptroller.
CITY OF NEW luRN, DRrABTNasr OF FISANCs
| CoNrrRoLLER's OFrIoR June l., 1902. jeli G'32
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CHEAP DRESS GOODS.


Notwithstanding tho Increased duty on importa-
tons and th great Increase in the cost 4 fabrics,
we are selling
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
cheaper than has ever been known In New York, or
probably ever will again.
WE ARE RETAILING AT LESS THAN WHOLE.
SALE PRICES,
aud we buy nothing that In not
AND SELL As WE BUY CHEAP
10000 yards Lsveas and Darsge Anglas, at &C. and
i2,ooo yards LaveAs and Barese Droche Figure, o,
&c, loo. and 12tc.
10000 yards Paris GIisallies, at 1oc., IKE, md
Is, 900 yards Poll &c Cheves In checks stripes and
plain. at Isl, Is. 81. and Is. Cd
$4,000 yards Mozambiques, In drabs, browns and
grays, at i0c IL. 3D. and IL. 81.
1900 yards Illuminated PoplinA at Is. Cd
5000 yards SIX and Wool q, enadines, II Is %.
5000 yards Checked Mohars, atls
800 yards silk Warp Popne', 70.
900 yards SIX Poplns, %. Cd.
10000 yards SILK and Wool Barge, in oil eoors, H.
5000 yards SIX and Wool Satin Plaid, Is. Cd,
worth So. Cd
Hooo yards silk aud Wool crepl de Paris, Is. ed,
worth 3s
10, 900 yards Barge Anglas, all wool filling, and
~ yards wide, IT 2s., former price Sd.
1000 e bsrsss Aas,"i' Robes twenty yards eleven
1880 Barge Angais Robes, twenty yards, seven
founces. at 81 ~.
ALSO. IL MOURNING GOODS.
1900 yards black Barge
D, o yards black silk and Wool, Is and Is ~.
1900 yards black silk and Wool Satin Plaid and
Stripe ls C1.
ALSO.
VERY LARGE STOCK OF CLoAKs,
SILKS. CLOTHS, AND SUMNER FABRICS,
AT EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
ALSO,
D cases broche figure Poll do Cheve slightly
damaged on the voyage OF importation, o.,
former price -. 81.
BESIDES A SPLENDID VARIETY OF OTHER
GOODS, CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN NEW YORK.
Ladies can rely flat this iyertisement Is no
humhug, aud that the goods are really US repre-.
scented.
BARGAINS.
w. X. ROBERTS,
No. 252 BOWERY.
+. s-please remember and look for the name
oter the door. and do not believe you are in RO-
BERTs' unless you see the name. Cut out this al
verts.mtnt for reference. ll6 As3ls
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV-
~ ed by the School officers Of the FIFTH WARD,
at the Office OF the Clerk Of the Board Of Education
corner OF Grand aud Elm sts,until Monday, the 3Oth
day Of June 1852. at ~ o'clock noon, for painting
the exterior and the walls and woodwork Of the in.
terror OF Ward school House No. ~, in said Ward,
pursuant to specifications on file and TO be seen "
the Office OF the Superintendent OF School Buildings,
No % Crosby st. Two responsible and approved
sureties will be required from the successful bidder
and no PROPOSALS will be considered In which no
suretles are named. Tho School Officers Of the
Ward reserve to right - reject any or all Of the
proposals Offered, II deemed for the public interest
to do No.
JOHN BEssoN, Building and Fur.
HENRY HoPKINsoN, } tee, 9th Ward.
June Id, lsG2 jeI6 l3'tol
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOR SALE-A SCHOONER OF 60 TONS
l. burhesl, drawing ~ feet Of water when loaded,
now lying at the Long Dock, Jersey Oty, ln1Iire
at the Union House. irlI Slsi
EOR SALE-lo HORSES, AMONG THEM
there are one splendid dspple grey, horst; also
l Gne hay mare, q years cid, and 2 horses Of the
number for SO each, and l bsb-tail black horse
price $6S; also, one Q year Old pony built horse,
price 800; Que handsome pony, IA hands high, price
500 also, Que tobtaed pony 10 hands high, price
SS5 alss, a suitable horse for any business price
$40. All u be seen at 10 Greenwich Ave. jel, q
Il horses. lGhands high, Q and 10 years old. good
drivers and must be sold, as the owner has no use
for them also bay mare. ytArs old, sound aud
~ yRAAil n ~ Cherry w. n, Y. ell VIA
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EIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE co.
l. OF BRooKLYN.


once No Court st ect, opposite CITY Hal, and
No. Wall street, near Broadway, New York
ORGANIZED on the principle Of paying one half the
proht above ten per cent. 10 the widows ani Or
Lhnn'r Fund Of the Fire partmeut Of the City Of
brVoklyn.
DiRKoroRs.
George Hall Nehen'h Kui ~ Joseph u Hall
AarunA Degrauw'ii bert l. lIiayl Smith Faucher
Thomas Clark VBrunt WyckoaP, ter BAndcrson
Harry Messenger II roth .nlyham SW srren Suelen
WsrrcnDGookin lsrae u Velsor II Lippiu
Peter Duryca J : Thorn, N ID ! II ,sord
iona u Stewart Richard = Buck WIN Wal
A Low WiiiRm Beard J,5epn II Field
Hobart Ford Henry RIP crspn Giinale King
Crawford C5mithM rec lusM lSsey james
Henry ID Peck Dl Van Vourlis John VI Hicks
John Glover John Schenck u IL Wukcman
Ell bhins Fred I Pect Vnlent ne q Hall
Liv. X Miller SB Chittenlen John Worries
Ills Company continues g. insure Buildings
Merchandise, DWELLINGS, Household Furniture
vcfses in port and th ctrgocs' and other proper
~, against lo-' damage L. nre, on rs favorable
and liberal terms aJ other frat rlass cnmY anes
GIoH''E HALL, Plc'.dent
WIN. BtRntLL. serrttlry.
q. II. hAtbONALD, Avist,nt Sec. Dc iy
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Continued from he hrs plgc)
Mrs J. T. Thomas and Mrs. Iiobrcok, 10th known
o. vocslists Of hilh orisr, sang the due,t, 'whst
are the Wi d waves saying" Tho former laiy
also sang, "The Merry Zinsern" and 'Guardian
Angels" aud the Latter sans, 80. what Is the Old
Man thinking" ell OF which were deservedly ap-
pauded. The music was under tile direction OF
Mr.. Geo. W. Petit, Superintendent Of the sabbath
school, and Mr.. Petit presided ut the refresLment
room, assisted by Mrs Curtis aud others. Tonight
ths children Of the school will sing a number Of
scngs, trios and choruses. aud will deliver = num-
Der Of addresses and speak several dialogues. The
affair will be well worth attending. a. besides the
concert, &C, by the children, strawberries and
Dream ere furnished 10 the visitors without addi-
honal charge. The admission foe is 20 cents.
TIL. COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO audit
claims arising out Of tie organization, equipment
and subsistence Of troops raised Ia this State, for
the United States service, held their first meeting
Monday, at 81 wslkor street. Inspector General
Arthur, Judge Advocate VIM. II. Anthem, and
Qusrtcmaster Van vetohrn. compose the Commits
sion. They will continue their sttings until the
middle Of July, when they will adjourn T. Albany
A. their session IN this city, the Commissioners will
only audit the claims Of persons residing east and
south Of Albany.
The CASE or MRs REAL.-This lady, who il
confined In tho Tomhs although naturally lAborlns
under the grcateot mental excitement, appears ex-
ternslly calm and tranquil. She is sdyis,dly re-
served concerning the deed for which she IL com
mitted, but says uuhe statingly, that lad eve
known who the lady was with whom her husband
was walking, shs would not have separs,ed them
or addressed her. Edwin James, Esq, bus kindly
volunteered his professional services, and Mrs Il.