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POstOfnces Re.opcned In Tennessee
Nashville, Davidson county,
Murfreesboro', Rutherford county.
JOrdau's Valley lChristlapa), Ruther-
ford county.
Fosterville, Rutherford county.
Gallatin, Sumner county
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county.
Springfield, Robertson county.
Franklin, Williamson county.
Columbia, Maury county.
Shelbyville, Bedford county.
Lebanon, Wilson county.
WateEstown, Wilson county. xB.
smithvilIe, DeKal6 county. 80 I"
Liberty, DeKalb 4, Wtt 0.,,
Alexandria, DeKalb g ta
Palmetto, Bedford ,qr~g
jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsvillc,
New Middleton, Smith county.
MitchelsyiIle, Sumner county.
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Ashland GSjity, cheatham county.
Lafayette, Macon county.
The above list viii be kept standing
in our columns, and added to from day
10 day, as other offices are re opened.
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety Of copying the above
list at least once a week.
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10 all tho military Departments la
the Distriof Of tho Ohio.

~ AND AFTER THE lft DAY OF JULY isfg
OWnl opou an once 40 ne "a. Gioad Eoiel ln Naah
Flutoi Icnnetse, and ole on mam street, oppariis
the CAN'T houl Louisville, Ag,t % ADJ tfanaatflbus
Qr Del m ilh dfparimenti ~ three m0nth1 franl
July 1at 1s62 CHtHlEa KauN ia
Beef Contractor for ihe ldNfIci oi uhia
b.-highfni Market prize paid flr good latlo
lulTI-lU
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Strayed,
N e W S TOR Ei

TIVE Subscribers heve opened al
L No. PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE,
large stock Of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS, s4-
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Water Tax.

MOECE n hereby given 70 delinquent water Tar
ANpayeu that tpo Tine for payment ioF the 1iat
siN months Of 1902, haH expired, aud unless they
come forward forthaith aud sattin It win be NY deity
70 collect BY law, and shut u the water will Ne az
the Collectors ONCE IRON 70 y. no every day.
X u 0AhREIr
Water fhz Collector.
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speoial Terms to Ministers.
S25 REWARD

DUNAWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER LIVING IN
Asonlh county, Tenn, near Carthage ON the 10Th OF
req lasl, ancgro man named jim, about AZ years old
eeeut net 20 inches high, wegha beiVeen $50 ahd
NV iosf mui4ito color has Gus acrosa The hot,
tom Of one OF bic feet fnm a scyth blade 10 n
possible ne may have free papers aud will attempt to
pass Under ihe name Of llaywood hieknaR / will
give me above reward Tor bis return 20 me- or con
Anement In any jail 20 that can got him. 81. .
julyi--wits .t '''' 7'N 10
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RYE FI0UR.

RE BARREis EREsh GROUND RVS FLOUR. ca
OO hand aud Tor aalc 90 the broadway Mi II
iune1 .-- et ID ID MchEN, Agent
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$3.50 REWARD.

MY son John Tate vas taken from The noirhbar.
flhood of Bowling Green Ky, 10y the Texas
Rangers on the 12m day o. ebruaEy isa2, an ear.
ried south, He b about n yeas Ola, bright muui
10 color, face irecksd, about feei llchfa high,
rather spare built, has on hlh sdo from q sotd
and also on one o. he less nom dag Bile. VIII EiVe
tho above reward for his liberation, or froturnod 10
bis home and Iay ai ozpcnfoa attending the same
tilxA TAIE.
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NNHAGE.
For Rent.

spk The b,iance OF the year, very neat new bfich
II house containing SIX rooms aud n Kitchen with
plaz2ia also Tor sale small Cooking Stove nearly
new Apply At No. 30 North Wins STREET, near the
Capitol iuneo-u
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FOR SALEl

HOUSE and Lon tor sale. IA
on very reasonable terms, Oh Cay Sd, fnstf8
North of lt ifQli Eood ueiEhbaFh0od lllHN.
Applcaph van tddrtss Boa 30. f26, % -
city Poat-omoe junsi5--ivf
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so REWARn.

~ ANAWA1 RON thn subscriber, 2 miles ifom
leLrbanon, Wilson ooaaty, Tennrnao, on ne lbth
in9t.i negro man named Alfred, about 90 years u
nge black spare made and rather dahnato appeaf
nncei weighs about 40 pounds. he IA d carpcnfrty
idq and wl doubtless ~ 10 make iufa tiia fdd6i
lines amt pass himfof ~ a ffes man. lls can Huts
phtmble hand. I WI give the abYo fouafd ior
bis apprehension 10 { can So him.
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THE METHODIST.
THE LARGEST AN BEST PAPER IN
THE WORLD. . nsa
r1rrRD vo1.OrSrn.

Subscriptions are for ONE YEAR osa
from the date Of their Receipt at Sd
our Office F atla
iTHE METHODIST has BEEN BEFORg rHE Pro
u ple two years. tls course has been such A. to
wa the entire appreciation OF The church. ana Oh
l9gaii CONS lyauyo, Christian men everywhere, lts
avn VIII % % supply complete Family, Holrfoud
hcpapAfcr, fhish literary tone ID viii DO edited
81 heretofore ~ Rev. UNu r. CnoOKs, nn Aaaia 'ifA
teu ~ Rev. JOHN. MoCiINrpOk, u M, az present.
reaNng m taria aa Corresponding Fditof Among
w. tataiial sorps are Rev. 10. AbEL SrkFENa tho
histofian q A'lhediami and Rev. nf. NAnAI.
The Methodist hes each sufnai nv or Am tA, I'D
news 20 ne moment % going 70 press This sum.
nafy 4 equai 10 that or any weekly ehsthsf 49, 90
nili % religious, and q prepared BY Prof sClIFN
~ tlas aae thorough report 81 The stock ana prt
ancs Markets, prcpered expressly fcr n By ONANCE
'V4l, tdiigr q the Amerie.n Agricstarlliet 81
written ~ TIE coaniry. By n MEIIIss I|-.
oHrRAus OF nsusaeiaufD Ms, wrrH rrE sksrulzs.
sHsifoSs ~ brsfrNOuisHrD niSisrrhs
Fanny Rrapsse, Husfo, stu Efu. rrc
Special Terms to Ministers,
We ooer 70 an Ministers laoge deduction ON their
own papers and on all Subscribers they may send
us Hf ..1hH SSH IN f nj. Iaa
aS- specimen oqples sent lr0o az
TAfMA-t2 per year, payable N advance.
Address, nu PuhusiiERs oF rus Mtrnobrr
ia Nassu 81, New York Ia
o AE- srseia'ea cePiP FREE -ea
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Attention, Ladies

JUST WHAT YOU WANT ~
rVWE SUBSCRIBE Uhs opilFD ON THE COR
htk N thafch ADD Yilo str cia, ne mtnu-
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HNu aaat gHei Hsrs ana c.rsaui aia
Juue.t -ims ~. PICARD.
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Boarding.
CoNCORD ITOUsm
BOARD.

I HAVE rw0 wuL.FURNtsHEp ROOMS. suit
1 able for two small families, or NAV be occupied
by several ntlemen. House, opposite Judge Cat.
rpnH dwelling, cherry street. Terms liberal
Ten or fiiieen Day hoardera can be accommoda.
ted alsOh few Transient noarders can be acoommo
dated. Uune2l- 5ml MARTHA G. PEACOCK,
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WATSON HOTEL.
ACTON YOUNG, Proprietor
0OOD MONEY nEQunmED.

Tho very best lho KaF1el aaorda Away o. hand.
Give us call idno gl-dsm
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Arrived.


Ship Lucinda Smith, Boston, in ballast to master.
B. Joan Fyfe I1.her glasgow April a. mdse. to rhos
Dunhsm May H. Let 4G 20 lou 40 80 cooke b. ship Asp.
from Port Glasgow o o1so1 s saoe ,,ms oe ..s
iceberg 25h La a 49, Ion d. Br ship Joseph nom EaPo
Bark Philip DelsuOye Terry, Hong Kong Feb; passed
Aner lth via Pernambuco May 4; teas to F. H. Deisno
Jule OF Cape May spoke BARR Acme hence ooand 70 vera
Bark Black Frar Br North, Gurraehee. Spain, via Boston
BsS Golden Rule whebury Aspinwsl 10 days. in ballast
April D. hiies wool &c. Thomas d. May hew. Sailed in
cman VII Saa s5,T .SSFet ~ S.yos A S%a a.
lat ID s. lon 81 "a W., spoke the ~ bark Telegraph from
bordeaux Rio Jntire 2th la l6 80 s Loo 81 % .hip
lat. q g. lon - 80 b. steamship DnHOston from st.
Sinceuts FOR Pernsmbuco =; .a,
Big Anncken toldl; schumscke5 Newcastle f. 50 days
mdse to H. +. W. Meyes May g. IL lat a. lon A. spoke
Old bark Waarsuts, hence for Rotterdam.
Brig j. H. Jones, Mills. haers Inlet days In ballast 70
grs william Wilson Grant. Cudsd Bolivar Nay H. hides
SEN Tsbe Abeo III BrOokhaven ToOker St. Cr0iz
May %, sugar to master $1,000 ,,,,, 49,. os
sch 4. Knight oi Phladeiplis) Willow o'cn'uesos -
dsys sugar to Tucker Liehtbourne
Schr William Hone, Scott Georgetown, ID. Co. days, coal
schr Hannah tof Harwich, Higgin,en Nassau May a.
via EleatheLs days Pinespples to psrel 90 ,.
sebr A Psn.cot G. Wheaton Penny, Portland. Me- for
shr Commerce Mullen Calais 10 days, lumber to Godfrey
Holyoke. NJ, q, -. .,.,... 4.
pur,ee Hyde ,. IN L., $500.
70 Duryee 4 Hy de- ,. n,
frey q HOlyoke. 49, ,. ~. ,.n,., "a
master. .. ,,, L., -,
schr Martha Moore, Bodine Baltimore days, coal
schr Mary Ann, Weaver, Baltimore days, coal
schr Willow - Lubec days herring to Jed rye
schr Thomas PAGE. Frame Baltimore b days, coal
Schr Albert Field Phillips, Taunton
schr Sparts, Jewell. Salem Gays,
schr Dee an Wave Ham. Rockaud, lime
Schr Joseph Hail. Cole Portland, Conn, stone
scar Coral, Kent, E.iIatethpors, coal for Boston
Schr Harriet Price, Taunton, nails.
Schr Angler Be,sey. New Bedford 3 days, OIL
Schr J.. Ponder jr. Doorman. Boston
Schr Diamond, bosrdman, Boston. -
soop Southport Cole NewIlsven moa'ses to Burdett
steamer Middlese1 Cox Philadelphia. mdse. to j. N.
steamer Osprey. Keuusy Providence. md's to Edward
stssmsr Petrol. Young. Providence, mdss to Edwssd
BynpeI 49,, $3.50, 4. .n., 4
fitzpatrick. .,. 8, -. ,,a.. ~
VIM Dslzeli. . x,uy.r, DsI.
Steamer Falcon Adams Baltimore. mdse. 10 "uaam D~
zeiL
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-;-,,o Of women, the physical stamina and the

vsr,ue Of women, the physical stamina and the
cry life Of children. They clay the morals Of 30
eety the intellects and the souls Of men. AS read
Saily the police reports and the proceedings of
;iusl courts, trace the widespread pestlence Of
snirils beer, and tobacco, in almost every Outrage
AID misery All these iuA'me tue passions be-
Loud the intellect they originate robbery of mas
te~s and robbery Of all kinds. They strip their
,recticers Of health, clothes, morals, and sanity;
ibry convert them into ma men aud devils. They
fre the brain with frenzy, aud ann The hand with
5.jvsrcons and knives agsirst their own wives and
rli,iren. The great bulk Of the crimes and calaIni-
lis q society fow from the tap and the spigot
By this iudulgeuce--surely tie most marvellous Of
iiiA;sations an absurd appetite set on lire OF
i'll" the people encouraged the Government to
rqEder them most cruelty, in the shape Of excise
da.ios 70 furnish the Government with this duty,
our working millions abandon every duty Of their
own. They set up over themselves a most terrible
tyranny. gucy keep open gin-sbops at every corner
even on Sunday evenings, whea book-sAops and
simple rcfreshment are not ollowed to be open.
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THE NEw-YOKh TRlBUNE
r.van fupal

Jiarkcts-CARYyuLIY REPORTED FOR rHK N f.IEissSE'
TUESDAY June 3. 1862.
ASHES are In moderate reques. at p3 71dSo Git for
C0TTON-We aye unable to hnd any important features in
tie Cotton market day good healthy tone SIM exists
and with very fair inquiry holders are enabled 70 OBTAIN
i 5n M ioImef P'ifes .es 10 Cuff,
COFFEEThe market for all kinds is quiet the trade gen.
-Adamantine are In United demand q. Isl lsc
FIUITR AND MEAL-Sate ard Western Flour is less act
i've and for most kinds is owe eel s;iay Tor the
low grades Of Western Extra aud ordinary Saie which sen
slowly good sound State not plenty and is m while
the medium and better ,de. are qie es 'se
Western - ~ % for the low grades OF Western Extra
81 sGd 81 IS for Extra State ~ oOat4 20 for Fancy do
and 70 50 10 Tor Trade brand do. Canadian Flour Is In
moderate demand aud is easier particularly the low grades
Snring Wheat Extras and ~ sOd6 10 for Trade brands
Southern Flour ample supply especially the low grades
s"a Win .as o" co bS $50 $ liked good Sa
psrne Baltimore &c and rs '0a SO IS for Trade brands
S sn,rne and Extra Corn Meal steady and in limited
sales OF 4O bb at ~ W io jersey ana SS lo9
FRUIT-Foregn green have been in fair request sale. Of
800 Bs.ess % OC "a 1000 b"ss std and
/ so punches Bsracoa Bananas at ~ 25Gtl 3'i.
FlSArhe demand limited ,nd transactions connned 70
tho Immediate wants Of the trade but previous prices are
GRAiN~The Wheat market "a less active owing mainly to
the scarcity of desirable shipping qualities which less
once OF easier sshs but inter Wheas dull and heavy
The receipts are fair Of the Wheat arriving Is soft
ard undesirable tor shipment The sales are 1900 bush
Chicago Spring SIC 81 o. the latter rate for extra 6s 200
do Club $50 81 o. the latter rate for Amber
II 500 do Cansds Club 8esc; 400 do Red Western Of
81 O9dSl 49, 1000 do. Amber d.. 81 l+as ib. and
4 100 do White We..ern at - 2od 81 Is Barley and
Harley Malt are dull and prices nominaly the same Oats
are In good demand and better sales OF Canadian and
Western at 4id &c. aid Stse 6c hys Is quiet aud
es.e sass 1900 bush at Gle TOR Western. and 7Vc for
state Corn is better and quite active for export safe: OF
lag 900 bush at 44idlTic for mixed 49, Soc for old do
and $40. for Yellow and White Western.
HAY-The market is somewhat heavy and the demand fair
.sles Of l. 400 bales at 60c V lo2 ID.
HOPS ia light stock and IN nledreqnes at UNCHANGED
prices sales OF 60 bales a, Hl8 for fair to choice
quality. x hb3.
MOLASSES-We have only 20 report sales OF % nn I.
Porto 33c aud 10 do. Cuba at soc. by sucuon'
30 hbds Porto Rico and % do hu,covado &c,
NAVAL SrORfS nealiy quiet OWING 20 no iS ~
supply Offering ard The very high prices asked s"'" '
Spirits at s 52A p gallon, cash. ,......,. s,,ss
OlLS-Crude Whale is sieady and in bete, loo DO
OF 4Sn bbls EacA at 45c lGO do Brown a. ,c SsO
fair TO good a, lIc ~ d. good % PRIME ss,n !,
DO prime aud cboics At esc gallon, cash ''ua' 'P'
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quiet yet steady sales OF 200 bbL at 81 70 p gallon oss
Ohet kinds In med request but pces maintsined
PROFESSIONALISM stock Of Pork continues TO
be though the market lacks activity and bUoyaucy the Gales
are go btis ct so for Prime and II ~
Tor Mess Beef remains quiet but prices unchanged;
pli 81 Tor Ext Beef Hams continue dali at $50 57.
Bacon dull and nominal Cut Meats sesdy and in linn.
tied des sales OF 25J hhj. snd cs e. g. &c for Sh ok
GERS and ds for Hams Lard Is in limited request spd
Common IL Leayy but Choice il irn; sales OF mi bbs no
use butter has arrived more heely from the West and
Caonia at fa prices bat toe inquiry shipaea Eng
lhd has been quite limited shppen limits beigg generally
&C. 'eiow toe market; for consumption fair inquiry PREVAILS
- 9o,e hoiee Yellow State In hkins e. l7alSc o. DO
III 'los q 10. ci lght coored DO at l00c; Chio Yellow
ibafc Cheese Is IN fair demand at 763c for good to
cnoics eatei aa3c for common medium Do and old En-
sh ~ A. II 1iIc Egg, selling at oGIc. for West
MCE-csrOrs is quiet but steady q. earle Eat In.
de - without change sees Of $50 bsgs Rnngoon <.5tc
good aud prices today steady at the lso decline; We
sales 900 hhd elaTc FOR Cuba and ~ box.s on
private Refined m
SALT-The demand continues quite limited for Iysruool
but prices maintained West Iudis IL better Request
ard ira: sales OF 1880 bush Turks island at 3oc
SPIRITS 2C.-Brandies have in good demand nd
we hear OF sales of 90 half casks Cognsc Brandy at 3 1y
SIS 7J IS do. Rochelle do at 80 lj0 80 40 100 packages
bordeaux DO at 81 7sd $50 casks Gin Ut 81 1881 IS;
2J do. at 4Q ~ 50 300 DO hne brandy Sil 2SS
Pa and 20 puncheens Jamaics Rum at 3 11a ~ TO-
SEEOS-Clovor eed In limited demand al s0I.c Tim
othy Seed Is in fair request Isl ia S2 and Rough Flax
so 100 % IS !, bush. Of 80 n.
TALLON-The market Ia the demand sa-es OK
Is 90 n at 8fa9c.. mostly at 8fc cash, for Western
TEAS-Only mode rate demsnd prevails Dot pnces gen
orally are aEn sale, Of 500 Greens and 80, blac n, "a
WINES meet with good inquiry at I1ll Istes sses -
Burgundy Port ~ z10 81 IS 25e casks Sherry
a. eOc d 40; co do. Madeira at Socd 81 t3; GO cssss
CIsret at 80 1882 62i and 10 octaves pure 1uce
WHISKY is in active demsnd and the market is bsttert
sses of 1900 bb at 2c for State and 2'a5Sc for osss
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REMEDY FOR LICE IN FARM STocK.--You wsH
confer great favor on many of the readers of THs
TRIBUNE by simply stating in the farmers Depart
rnent bow to destroy the blue lice on cattle. Well
Sir, here Is one Of the latest remedies. Try it.
John Eversoe in The Canadian A9rca'uyisf says h.s
he has used the following remedy and found It 10 be certain
cure I'd one which he l, satisfied will not fall II properly
tried Take Venice turpentpe one ounce Of req
eight fresh b1ter take the tup.tin aud
put Il smooth vessel pour water upon It and STIR u well
then pour all the that the top and continue
this process until like snd then edo
the other eden and mix them wen before using one
ource of the above will the itch AID kill lice Of Gil as
scriptions on man and beast, and the old SOW, too"
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cleared.

stsam ship-Scotia Judkius, Liverpool E. cuuar5 -
ships-Oc,sn exprss Wasoo san FTan s-so, n M GO Co
Elizabeth Gro (Br.), Scot;. Essrpsol master
Bsrks-Phiiens Wiuslow. hey West ~ Benner Orphan.
Smith MARSHES VIM Salem Co. Brenda Rchap, Savsn
Ils Lycagus saisol Coss Gibraltar Chamberlain Phelps
Go.
Schoorers-Sarsh J. Sterr tBr Blauvst, Porto Csbelo.
Eoyd Heinckcu o. c. Acken, Peck - anlford
sloop-Gsliant, King Washington d. c., Van Brnt
Slsgh
stsamer-Bowden Losee Philadelphia Lopez Kirkpas-
rick
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gnsuranre Companies.

NTEW- MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
~ gDsTOH AND NEW-fONk. oBGANlLfD isiJ'
SURPLUS OVER LIABILITIES, ONE MILLION
This Co. 1. strictly Tor mutual proteo ton ard entirely pc
ebc.nt In all workings and tendencies i the oldest
purely Mutual Co. IN the In "A States and uniformly sue
e..h The Insurance Commissioners class II n the leading
60 Ia surplus and economy All over and ABOVE the ssu
eo,t and very limited expenses returned to evety insufsr
Interesting documents with fol- information, forwarded upon
JOHN HOPPER, Agent ard Attorney for the Co.
METROPOLITAN Bans Building, No. lao Broadway Ne"foF
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n1aier.Gnre.
p MIrNnE,s WATER.CURE. at FLORENCE,

DR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
- Mos, Gttes nile. We; from the NORTHAMPTON X X
Depot the large, aud bo.eeuat- establishments
Of Il. Kind situated OF tie heal NEST and Pleas
,net rnaua,.n regious In England and amply supplied
with the pue-t and coolest .sns water Prices Tor psen
10 H. snd FOR boaTdcf. IS to per week fsents
n narrow clscumstanc. especially members OF tho army
health la. suffered o wounds exposure, WIZ have
a Absfa. allowance.
EEyyassoE- Dr. Munde u.s. neIt to Pn-ssniiz the most
eminent practitioner ith. Nser Cure that GeEm9ny mas
producrd.n-lN y. Tribune.
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! ready civil ncai, ELECTROMAGNETIC a. the largest old
Is sbl seed INSTITUTE the 81 6hav aud lh-st,
f Geyaau, Iis FL gsh frote an end American Women.
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.
Wednesday,, June 4.

Wednesday,, June 4.
GENERAL SYNOD REFORMED PROTESTANT DUrca
CnuRcH-Meesi in Syracuse at 10 O'Clock g N. The Rev.
Dr. Van Cleft President
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I1ort- naroens' Notlte.
SrArR OF NRw-l0RK

SrArR OF NKwYO
popr.WARpKys OFFICE No. loS Wsst
~roTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
NOlis ~ the Act psssed April H. 1857. entitled An
the Wss' Once o b 81 as' charge as o. Of IL.
fes, of slch inquiry examination, or survey thas
vessels are under examination by the Fort
tne aid n i the said surveys examinations viii be
pleed within days next succeeding shis notice. on
hoard said vessels ~, nv %
m Patrick Henry
II A Acn..
NJ Ia C Woodruff Robn.onr
srig Konegen Elizabe,h.
Brig Albion. 80.
DIS YIN ii BU2I.ElGH, Presd'a'
J. AuG's HssRfxAs Secretary
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osyIcx OF TnH Ear RAILwAI cosrANr}

NV oftf nay - i"A
NOTICE.-The INTEREST on the FIFTH
~ MORTGAGE BONDS Of hi. Company, due on toe tf'i
OF ns next viii be paid and air that day on pfessnta
ton Of the coupons office Of the fresuref Ia fireplace
Az the same and place the holders Of the certificates oil
d. y 1;regory and j. c. B Davis Iru,tses vii receive psy
men Of the Coupons Of the Fourth Mortgage Bond due
Ipri Is, 1861 with interest from May let 70 Jnne i
~ H. ~ OTIS Secretary.
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WANTED A MAP DRAUGHTSMAN.
W SCHONBERG & co, No 90 Brayer-s
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HTOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
ia INSTITUTE No. 2s Four,b.st, Washington square,
corner of Mscdou sai.st CLARKE FAkNING. Recors,
with twelve Asisi4nts prepares pupils all ioE busi
College.
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iUGnts.

A THOROUGH English and Classical Scholar,
~ much ~ pcriencc aud great snecas IA trcia,
ss.usdOL Is TEACHER. Address Pr lessor. caEe OF
= SPf0gt esq, No is Nalist NeS.l OLA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
DECISIONS, BOUNTIES, BACK PAY, WAR
CLAIMS AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
STEWART STEVENS CLARK K Co.,
ArrOHygYs AND COussELoHs AZ Law,
No. $50 Pennsyya Avenee
Warrington, ID. {.

Til. firm having thorough knowedse a. is ren'ie ION
Business and being familiar with the practice IN an e De-
Of Government believe that they can agId e.er
facilities TO Pension Bounty end other claimant ior tns
,rompt and successful pshment q business Entrusted
10 than firm ia Wellington lhry design 10
scnrr such an amount Of this business VIII enable them 70
execute the business for each claimant kLa CitALhn,
nd an The bas. Of our pay CONTINGENT UfoN OUR
sICCEsS IN EACH CASE. For tbs purpose hey VIII
,scne the services OF LAW FIRM In each prominent local
v throughout the States where such business may be had
csb snch with all the necessary blank forms OF apple ion
I'D s,Jepce ard also requisite printed pamphlet
aud mon the due execution Of the papers and fansmon OF
a. sane 10 as from our Local Agents they will promptly per
form Tho buslness here Their CHARGES will be - iht
DnILARs FOR OFFICERS and ~ FIVE DOLLARS
gOR pHiVATES for each PENSION. or BOUNTY AND
rack pay ob,ained and ten per cent on amount o.
CLAIMS FOR MILITARY SUPPLlEs' or CLAIMS FOX
INDEMNITY =, A., =, NH ,oe, q,
any lind OF service, MILITARY OR NAVAL, who are Dir,
sbd nv disease or wounds entitled TO Pensions All
soldiers who serve for tive years or during tho wal should
.oon ciose will be entitled to 800 Bounty. WIDOWS OF
Soders who die or killed. entitled to Pensions and
On. 100 Bounty there be widow then the minor ei
dep' Meh 'he '''''' JOSEPH h. STEWART,
"'"''" II. l.. STEVENS
EDWARD CLARK,
o. A. STEVENS,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

IT S. BONDS, Z $40 TREASURY NOTES, |
Os ONE YEARS PER CENT CERTIFICATES. snd /
AMERICAN GOLD purchased and always hand for sale
By IIVERM0RE, GLEN, & CO.,
Bankers aud Dealers ia Securities.
No. - Wsltst.. N Y /
Qu.ernas:srs Vouchers and Drafts collected eeaply and
expediousy advanced upon bought at the highest mar
kat price.