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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
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R,rrruory. June l4-FIouE dull WHEAT doll. Com
i sr demand; White 55d5oc OATS quiet and unchanged
Ptov,rIoSs heavy WHIsKY-Stock held out o. market
PuIAppLPHIA June B.-FLOUR dol. WHEAT Urn
vtte = gBas 81; Red r y. Cohg firm; Yellow aic
ppoyisoNs very dull and dec lining; Mess PoIh II 1Vd
4il COFFEE hrm: Rio H.! d2c. WHisKY-Ohio Ioc. -
HrYy1Io June Al p. m.-FLOUis steady WHEAT dull
.e. of "A 900 bush No Milwaukee Club a, soc and White
Oiioa ~ 49, CoKx steady sales Of $4,000 bush old ~ acc
o.s lower sales 700 bush Sc. CAsAL FRxiGhTs steady
Ivp,RTs for the last n hours-8OOD bbs f0u s1VU Dn-
Wh,a, TxpoRrs-3U0 bbs Flour, 10000 bush. wheat
Co. CrO DO Corn, 1860 do. Osts. 1000 do rye.
o.vEco June 14-FIOUE steady at ~ ~ Tor fancy rom
snrug Wheat WHEAT quiet sales 1000 bbs Piiue me
Csn,da AZ al 49, an hgure and iU"V push ~"
Chcngo spring a. Gle COKs dIooping sales loo limos
"a ~, aud Ii bush. private terms Other utshs
onis Canal FHEIGHTs unchanged; on Flour "zc W b"s'
r. Com nc to New oIk. LAKE lNPORTs; 45'p Dush'
vt. 70 600 bush Corn. CANAL EXPORTS: 32Ooo Dds
FianTH n OOO bush Wheat Il 900 bush. Corn
Csur1Go June l4-FLOuR Is dull WHEAT &c: lower g,
Tsr Tor No l. and 7la7llc for No z Coks dnii ana
"a lower KYcEIpTs-lJ 900 bbs Flour, g6,no Dush
tybs.t 1900 bush. Corn. SHPaESTs-swo bDis flour
"a os1 b,sb Wheat $1,000 bush Corn FaHGHrs are hrn'
MiiwnTKEs June I4-FLouR dull. WHEAT steady M,'!c
g., No / and r5Ic for Noz RgcKlrTs-iI 100 hbi- fiouI
"a o,o bush Wheat. SmPsgSTs-29oo Dbl" Flour ooovo
hush Wheat. FKEIGHTs irin. ~ , ,.. .,n.,6,.
CIxcisSATI. juno H-FLorE dull and lower ,upsInme
"a * WuIsKY advanced TO 2oc. PoRk dni sales oil 'ou
his FOOD City packed 50 no inquiry Tor bulk oia OF
pscon LARD dull dc GOLD hfn ~ 81 y cent premium
FxcrAsog dull at tat " cent premium
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that the jail Of Loudoun County, Va, being
used for the detention of the slaves OF Rebels of that
county and that the Rebel of that County
were actively cooperating with tie authoIi-
Ties Oh The Confederate States, the matter was re-
ferred 70 Gen. Wadsworth as Commander of the
Department. Col. Swain Of SCOTS Cavalry, was
ordered nh dotachmen Of Ii, command, TO 10 TO
Leesburg. After a weeks abseuce, the command re-
turned last evening.
Col. Swain had general iail delivery of the ne
groes couhned on Rebel account Strengthened ND
things generally, and brought Chief-Justice Asa
Rogers aai the Rev. T. H. Noursa as prisoners, they
resusps 10 lake the oath of allegiance, and being
proved - be active in thu Rete cansc, the reverend
gentlemaa acting as kiud OF Reb, post.b bag Lees
burgpro 70 be bottled secession the ladies of the
place cosslg the streets 10 avoid meeine The officers
of the ca.lry troop, the children singing " Dixie in
froNt OF ne quarters. and most OF the stores were
closed during the stay Of the troops.
WAsHyGToN Sltlriay. June H. 1862.
SUPPLIES TOR GEN. FRi MoNI'S ARMY.
1t is asccr'uined from genteuian who arrived to-
day from Geo. Fremont's army that arrangements
have beer made by which to promgty furnish them
the requi,.t comnissary and Quartfrnasers stores.
TIE meu had suffered much, Lot only from forced
marches oyer mountain ,us roads but from the
scarcity u supplies. There were, however, no
serious inplsints, and they ase all in cheer
ful spr''s. Many Of the sick and wounded ave
comfortai g cared for at Mount jackson, where the
Rebels E.i erected commodi,us buildings. The
general an for subsisting all troops in the
Shenandoaa Valley is now completed, and is of vast
imports IA connection with future military move
msnts Cent. +. ". Hurts, Quartermaster, at
tachej d 1sl. Fremonts army, has been assiduous
in psrfsc NJ these arrangements.
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AllIltarn Noilres.
ssni,,ry(o ssp,issiau.


transaction oc ;. busne, DO .j5 Broadway ,ecsaS
l. propose. to c-nifake at mi. o1es al information tts
he obauei from is' snd Other sources coz
sod wauu.sd uoopi aboard 90 keep record 81 ck ana
wounded ,oters arriving a. bi, nort ard OF me di'fo.in'n
il.ir " trE'. TO SCI a. eo"' 81 communication .iDf
ts zoe oc5in fo- Ieef tue sics u tfsosit and
cyor.rss with tue T. Mnsfy and Medical agtaoiitss
hrc. a. transportation reception aud d'nouson oil ps-
G en- thr army.
s-dcsi tud-ut-. DESTROYS Of aetns a. DIRE on ~:
In az vii ~
b,s oiicc ihei s-asds-s references 20 eH
lrdca psc,pto and tie notiar tey require when called 70
me nurses volunteering tlr ecryiee- the tTan.pot
VIII register their - tDii o'ce. with address ard ros
euc- notice r,q lirei BY turn.
surgeons sad rh, .cans seeking iormson in regard TO-
he puuc --vice wishing volunteer ia
Al pre.on. Lasins bq. with tss Commission. vii .p
v IN r..on 10 lie Sup-sinteudoot chary. betweens
%. aod u ~ The Executive Committee OF the sanitary
Commission will usually Ieei &c tho Office between andA
The excnses Of the Coumsson very heavy The pres
ert onth hs han s22oc mostly in tn pnr-
81, II Is believed thai ,hs expenditure has saseda
Thousand iiyes at least. 10 Nirgti "a slonr ,-.o
Conubuuons axe urgently soseo. and may De sent u IN
Tho va'ious Hospitals snd ald'e relief a.socii d.. Q.
th cy Invited 20 report before Noon OF every dny wss
number Of beds are icant IN ihsiT several
The following articles Of hospi. clothins aud SUPP are
Woun's Central Association Of Relief" No 10 Co'1er In
sti,nte;
Cotton snilts, greatly wanted.
Cotton dlawer., greatly wanted
Cotton cks. CRAFTY sated.
Cotton mo, woocnJ wrapprTs wanted
flanns. baudages, wanted.
i., tea spirits wines iaaoeous food condo sed uil
cat. and esiccatvd vegetables, Boston crsck-p
Oref extract, ice 10y tae cargo. 49,,
Th. uodg Us demand oil the .sst mouth. during which.
more tan h ndred iousanA articles Of clio ng besa
ot.r suppesl issued 5y the Comuslou 20 the
.i, aud wounded tue the Po.ogiac alone lj
probably ut n larger the Western add other De-
pattents reduced stock aad although % caes have
been received a. the Washington depot since APn! - ina
demand il mash grester than the supply.
special regard the specified IL, this sdysTiisemen'n
besoug ht on The part Of those SENDING supplies
10 his is added and unexpected vant-that OF
osst-oh clothing partaoons vests TO cl'us
soldiers fnled their Uni es o. De- Gns
Die leave the pital. shore Without Ire clothing
HENRY W. BELLOWS. President.
GEORGE L. STRONG, Ireasure7 % W als.t-
THOS. n. FAlLE, j.,
N.u,'y crL NAV 2J 1852 No. ss3 Broadway
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,,'nc Missouri tStnte Convention.

yEPFSRsOs CITY. Saturday June a. '"o|'
The resolutions introduced IN the Convention yes
ierday asking our Congressman to urge the passage
of law TO secure restitution to the people OF Mis-
SOM who have lost property by the Union soldiers,
were adopted. >,
The majority Of the Committee, Messrs. Breckin.
ridge, Orr and Douglas, TO whom had been referred
the Governors Message, reported for the adoption OF
he resolutions Of blr. Hitchcock, which bal been
referred 10 them.
The minority, Messrs. Doniphan and Howell,
stale that while they had not been able to agree with
the majority, hey had no report to make. Two or
three substitutes were offered discussed, and reject
ed, when the report OF the Committee was adopted
- toN.
resolution Of congratuaton on the snccess Of
The Union arms a. Memphis and III Virginia, was OIL
fered by Mr.. Hitchcock, and adopted.
Tie Convention then adjourned to the 4th OF july,
1868 unless sooner called together by the Governor.
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RrTrRS or Nh. CoLrER TO NTwBTRS.-Among
the passengers TO sail to-day in tie steamer George
Peabody, for Beaufort. North Carolina, il No VIM
cent Colyer. Mr. Colyer desires to not only oon-
tnue his schools Tor the children of the white cit-
leus Of Newbern, now in such successful operation
there but il il his wish to establish similar schools
IN each city or town of any Importance wticn may
come within the lines OF our Bruy, believing thai in
80 doing he will be hiying the Foundation for last
ing peace aud harmony. The cost Of maintaining
such schools is much. while the good effected Is
incalculable Any OF our liberal citizens who may
arproye Of this object and wish 10 share in main
taininy it, can scnd their subscriptions to Dir. Frank
W. Ballard, No. y Wall street, by whom they will
be duly acknowledged. Mr.. Colyer has already rc-
ceiyel donation OF $50 from GEE. Burnside.
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ANNUAL SERNos-The Rev. Alex. II. Vinton,
u. D., preached the first annual sermon in the
Church Of the Ascension, last evening, before the
Young Mems Christian Association Of Columbia
College. His ,ext WAS from the First EPstle OF
John, H., IL" have written unto you, yonng
men, because ye are stro0g.' In the course OF his
remarks, the speaker said that every American, by
virtue of hi. birth, was politician. Bat there was
no bane more deadly than strict devotion To party.
4 rigorous politician must have two conscicnces-
one for himself and for bis party; which, being
mutually destructive OF each other, equal to none
at all Our young men in these times needed con-
science most Of a-needed to feel that nations have
q Judgment day. The sermon was an analysis OF the
strong traits Of character in a young mau-pride,
passion, aud selfwl-and showing that if these
were not trained by conscience, they became ele-
ments of moral weakness. large congregation
was in attendance.
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Medical Storekeepers.

The following astrsc, act of Congress- in relsionte
the CT Medical Sorekeepsrs Is Published iSs me
nation Of psrsoas DESTROYS Of applying Ter sach 's
toa: ruth, c,o..L..,...
Az ACT TO autho the appointment oil Medies
ard Cha plains OF Hospitals
n, II enacted Ia the Senate and Posse Q hp'een't
th Tinted S,,e, of 4merisr On Congre1 se'o'I mes
the Secretary Of War be suhorzet 10 aoa v Me 10
IN humber wAo shall the ray and er-9!unse.s ~ .
- in the Qun. snisters DePait'ns ~
hsn be kili,d apohecaries o. druggist ~no sn-n ss s
hond and security required oy .istins lsNs io - -
1o ~ .hs Department. and who shA. %
"a. .neh points thu necessitss OF tS @ny 'nsy
;,s. payard Thst the provsone OF this SOY sns 70
IN orss only during ths continuance OF tS Pe'sS ~>-
bellion Approved May ~, eoI; ., A,, ;n -,.,r ~.
of Medical StoJekeepers ahder tse nIst sseen
of the foregoing act OF Co'sfe,': H., A.. ,,, h.
0 Read Of not than three medical oteero WIZ %
.ssbleJ by Secrete2y oil wa TO e1aane s-sh apP-
$751;, .sy nv him be aathorized 10 sppesy before H.
Cnndidstss be eligible to sxsniinaoi SEAL he nos
. a.n twenty yssEs mere than forty years oil aset
su sufficient ysics ABILITY TO perform their dntss
sassc,cry and shsI present win tl." applications SAT-
'sory evidence o. good mors character
candidates will be required TO ps5 satisfactory ekar-
iu orday branches OF good Epgsh education.
In ph,rmacy ard mscris medical and to give proof use
the squisto hssincss Qualifications Tor the pe-
The Boar2 will repo 10 the Secretary Of War the reis.
tive merit Of the cand Ates examined and they will secoivs
appointments accordingly. -
When appointed each medical storekeeper will %
onred to svs bond In the amount before he ka
bs allowed to ~ the peff6Ensnoe Of his daes.
BY srder of the Secretary OF War.
L. THOMAS Adjutant-ols ssrAl.
BOARD of Medical Officers for the naoA Of appIi
csn will be Convened IN the City Of WsshincA on thu trs
lsy of July to coatinuo in session one month
Applca ions appear before ths Board shoud be sds
dressed 10 the Secretary Of WaT.
surgsou.G euersps Office Iuueb 1851
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MARINE DIsAsrERs.-We have received from Slr
I. II. Upton his Index to Marine Disasters from
1857 10 1862. The American losses for 1861 are az
follows: Steamers 81; ships 1873; barks, l3; brigs,
49, schooners 300 total, 735. The total American
and foreign losses during the past year, were 'iS.
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From gAarssas.
CONVICTION OF JUDGE ROBINSON.
LE.vKyWOHrn June 10 J

CONVICTION or JUDGE ROBINSON.
LEAvEyWOHTn. June 10 ll.I
The Kansas State Sonate, sitting as Court oil
Impeachment, las found John W. Robinson, See
rotary Of State, guilty Of high misdemeanor by d
vote Of II 70 4. On the remaining charge the Court
found him not guilty.
The Court, by vote of IL to 3, declared that John
w. Robinson be removed from bis Office Of Secretary
Of State.
The case of Mr.. Hillyer, the Auditor, wss then
taken up.
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TIE BROADWAY TRAoEDY.-On Saturday Co:o-
ner Cothn held an inquest on the body o. Peter G.
Real, the man who was shot on Friday afternoon by
Mary Real, his wife. The testimony % the wit
nesses in regard TO the circumstances Of tSe tragic
ssr merely confederation OF the statement of
the ease made in Saturdays TRlEUvE. The only
new features were introduced BY the witnesses John
II. Bliss and Samuel CeutreII. The former sold
the pistol which was used to Mrs. Real not an hour
before she me, her husband in his Office The latter
said:
have he'd but very srht scquai-tmce with deceased
tire lady have b-cn sccuained 18th for the last eight years
tag- DOT much OF her for the last three year
know nJthne about the relations e' between them
crpt wnst the lady has tod mo herself she told M three
in.t she was married 70 decca'ed sr
certificate OF msr,iase have thsu together do not
kno" that he sckro~edged he1 his WIFE, out by npca-
cn On eeine ihem together; think sse fac, of their
see es,ahi he'd; about eight pears became
quaircd i'm the lady employed her u Si GERS IN Broad
wuf a. an operator the sewingnlrtips she lived In
anliy for two yesr during which ;iu' ,r conduct
exc.pionsble ~ that tine Nh Re- a. Kept company VITA her
she then told me that she was engaged 70 he married to him.
The only witness in the case who showed any feel
ing in the matter was Michael Real. brother OF the
deceased who said "thc lady was rick four years
ago aud bis brother took care of her theu, aud ever
siuce she claimed to be his wife ana wud impose
urOn NE nOod nbfuf.' lie never ncdru MS DfOtucf
So that be was married to Mrs. Real and be bal no
reason 10 relieve they were married. His brother
at various times had shown him daggeis and kuiyo.
which be had taken from the prisoner when She had
threatened 10 Kin him il he wud M marry her. lie
volunteered the statement that "wcnec she pre-
und,d 20 be cOmmi,iiu' suicide by taku poison, aEl
nobody could get heg 10 open her mouth until iha
doctur cone, an thin he opened her mouth, and what
shud be in il but quid of iabaky." The Coroner
Jury rendered the following verdict: "Tha' Peter
c. Real came to bis death from pistol-shol wrr'd
ffom pistol in the Lands OF Mary Stewart Nm.
Real in rcs.onse TO the usual questions propcunaei
by the Coroner in such cascz, raid:
Nypsae T. Mary R~s! ON - yesr O. age decline saw
Ing shce born, did i've a No. 9. Third STREET
som, operate he iug-msshne. decline -ayi
Oh yt.ias IN reference 10 the chsrsr against To-
Ex-Judge Maynard Was presert, and announced
that the prisoner answered the questions in the Cor
onei'. examination under his direction
The prisoner was then committed TO the City
Prison TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Mrs. Reals dcpeunor n; the INQUEST was modrst,
aud without the iii, ,hissi show Of alec'ation.
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We believe tina, We sell Lumber ehespy than any
the ward In New.York and able to do 80 because
AZ, n.kr oar own Lumber IN Canada and deliver here
re, fon intermediate profits Our ssnior partner resident
Toronto C. W. gives his persona! supev 'ion 70 m
turing department of our business the largest economy To
b 10 increase out o.tmen In this city In respect to
rent a. In all other respects business "a WAN
nnoqunled chcapnsu And we are tAe 9niy iMu IN csN
General which otter at Wholesale and retail
AZ whoesae we shall sell choapy a. the Albany aud Troy
Nj. SMITH A WILSON l.t-sy, cor. 39.h-st., n. l.
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PENNSYLVANIA QUOTA OF THE DIRECT
TAX

PHiIApTLPnIA Saturday, June IL. 1862
TIE State Treasurer Paid this morning 70 the
Assistant Treasurer of the United States $3.50, 600.
tine iinal nstament of Pennsylvania quota OF the
direct tax imposed by the act Of Congress. Of July
last, the whole amount paid being nearly s. 0O0, OOo.
This promptness saves the IL per cent authorized 10
he dedncled
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Ladies, Home for Sick aud wo1nded

Ladies, Home for sick and NoMasd
mnd their friends and The public Of ,he urgent nece1es OF
more ban hupdea scs aud wounded soldiers now Sdes
ther care They daily expecting large aoc.s'lons
Money Flannel aud PLAN Cotton shirtS Canton Fsnne@
Drawers Pantaoons. slpPs' and Calico GownS ere Ney
much ,eded Provisions Decsees, Wines. ana lilro D.
viii be than fay received at the ROME, corner OF
tonsy and 5stst All articles sent to the AfEAiCAS
EXPPEsS COMPANY corner Of Hudson sua Jay-s.s. s2a
~ ~ And b2 broadway will be sent zee OF q Ergo..
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AID SENT TO THE STARVING SOUTH
EKNERS.

81. Loris. Saturday. June Il. 1852.
Nearly s., 600 in provisions and moiey have been
subscribed for the starving Southe.ners about Cor
nth. Thry-fve hundred dola's worth Of pro-
visions were forwarded on Wednesday, and another
shipment Of nearly the same value will be made
to-day.
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PARSON BROWNLOW.

PHiLApELrnIs, saturday, June u, lbo'
Parson Brownlow had brilliant reception las;
H. b; at the Academy OF Music. His daughter. who
was present, presented with beautiful silk flag
by the ladies of Philadelphia Speeches were made
hy Gen. Walbr.dge, Representative Msynar', Caleb
smith. Secretary of the Interior and others.
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NO WAR NEWS.

WAsHisGTos, June IS, l-l2
No news Of public interest hns been eseived At
the War Department to-day from any direction.
The telegraph line through Delaware TO Fortress
Monroe was Injured by the storm of Saturday night,
and is not yet in working order.
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L. S. STEAMER MASSACHUSETTS,.

Pun nrIruIA Saturday. June "a. 1862.
The L. S. steamer Massachusetts arrived at II
o clock last night from Fernandipa, with a number
of prisoners from vessels she mas captured. She
communicated with the feet Off Charleston.
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uayRrRO,

,ps-VIIL-Af Kalamazoo. Moi, on Taufsday mora
ina june ~ by the Rev. Edward Taylor ASST oy tn'
irTi,, fatber Major aeien j. Barney Assistant huJv p
CS,ner,l 10 his, julia h. eldest aaugheT ' the iev' l.
Hal >, :,
LyON-1RsNT-On Fy',Iay Jur- g. by tae Key - =
Yorks Csi C. Lyon to hiiss Mary AIN ot''"' NV
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BRooKLYS CITY MoRrALITY.mIbe total h 10 ,.,I
,h. On This CITY last week 49, of which 40 were
slss and 81 females The principal disease. were eTnvu
ION. II inflammation Of the lungs consumption
sey a. whooping cough diphthera, dy'enery' sach'
lie
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Drslncss Nollccs.

COUGH! CouGHii COUGnl!i-It 10 truly
alarming TO contemplate tie immense amount OF human SUIT
srnE from disease. The Pulmonary Organs such a. Coughs
cold. Group Consunption Asthma Bronchitis Whoopns
Cough Splitting OF Blood, &c, &C. and YET ig" amount o.
hee diseases may be speedily and radically cured By that
well.lnown remedy, JAMES ExPgcIoRAST It's remedy
for the above aud similar comp which cannot be eqaed
AZ IA, evidence Of thousands who have been cured BY will
y,rfv Sold by HrGEnAs Co.. Broadway and by Druggist
generAlly.
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FROM MOUNT JACKSON.

v lNlHsHTsH Va, juno -, IFZ
A messenger from Mount jackson reports all quiet
in front OF that place this morning. the enemy :
piclets, but few in number about five miles be-
yond. All is quiet here.
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Faysricz Residing ire cog Country, req nsn4
sFN rs yri alwsya find large sud wellseie tee a.
so, ,fae, a. BOUkIAbf g. ,BEDELRS, Nos. J9i aud NJ
st1av.
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FROM NEWBERN.

The United States stesm-transpcrt jersey Blue
Capt Jackaway, reached this city on Saturday al
ternoon, from Ncwbern, n. c., which port she lei
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Struck by LIoHrSiSc.-Ihe house OF Patrick a1 icis
usddv In Rergeu street. near Vanderbilt avenue and so
H. n'' . cb,yes august 10 Butler street near BROOK IN
ynn. were struck by lightning durus the thunder storm on
Pisv nrht No damage done beyond t"e o''P''oe'
o irW bricks
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OF the evening of the J9th, and Hateres Inet the
1exl morning She passed the Esn S. Terry and
the Haze. The jersey Blue brings the mail and the
following passengers:
Major W. W. sherr1an. Pe,Inester q. 4; T. ID. Cook
q. :. n s. r. Patton. r. s. N; Capt Joru T. Titus, Dist
Regiment Pennsylvania CAPT y, t. Ice, New Yor Battery
Lieut.. ID. w. Woodward 2s.h Mars Lieu ChAs ID. oNe.
ID aiaosad; H. X. Murray New York; Wa. G.. Hamilton
go, Negb-u n. C.; r. A. Richardson, h,wben, a. O.
fheo Ms5isn W r. fsuaaond S.,nnel Jones,
Nelson Palmer g. H. Moore. George W. nal,by, H. A
Leonard H-rry Bearse, Edw,rd ssu,er John Austin,
Joha foley Joar w Cobb Lewis H. Fsirohid w T.. Whit
nry Dsyi1 W Hsll. r. BicDopougt JOHN Drehosi Henry
hler c. Conway. Christian Simon Andrew Bvei IiepTy
Boilers John Montague Charles Den,ie r. H. Stevens, John
IT, Lsse, IL. Mclee A. Hastings Conrad Kraft John CaY
diaer, Jsoob koehc Thomas Qun,on, Devils Jackson and
vie. Hiram Lu;h,r, John NJ Wilson Join r. Way John
Foley. Thos X. Dennng Henry sapur Il. y. Sylvester
John Williams Anthony Frank Charles 2. Randaur, An
drew Holiisc err Andrew J. Rogers James Cffer.
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READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable GoLD Pm eIaey adapted 20 your hand
and s,y writing which will do your writing vastly cheap
than Steel Pens If you wsnit "The Pen is Agh,er
than the Sword" In another column