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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09
THE nEALrH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

Is continually in peril if she is mad enoagh to neg
iect altreat those sexual rregua rites to which
two-thirds Of her sex more OF less subject,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, CORNELIUS +.
CHEESEMA NJ. D.. of New York. has for twenty
years used successfully in extended private prac
relieve without pain all disturb
ances of the periodical discharge, whether arising
from relaxation suppression. They act like
charm N removing the pains that accompany diff
cult or immoderate menstruation. and the only
safe and reliable remedy for Fiushes Sick Headache,
pains in the Loins Back and Sides PalpittioR of the
Heart. Nervous Tremors mysteries, Spasms, Broken
Sleep, and other unpleasant and dangerous effects
of an unnatural condition of the sexual functions
In the worst cases Of Fluor Alhus Whites, they
St,a apty purn
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09

WASHINGTON, May 4.-News from
Richmond states that the people are
panic -stricken, packing their furniture
and moving out of town, Yorktown is
considered a second Manassas. Civil
lians thought, days ago, evacuation was
going on.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-A refugee from
the South, who was at New Orleans
when our feet arrived, says that our
forces captured large quantity of cot
ton, sugar, and other property.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09
Another Battle liz New Mexico.

KANSAS CITY, May 3-The Santa
Fe mail has arrived. Another battle
has taken place between General Candy
and tho Texans, at Forcllo, on the Rio
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09

pg-To TsAclIrns-The u kdof School E1-
aminers for Meigs Cou1a3 viii meet on
,he first Saturday Of each month, in Pomeroy,
for the examination of Teachers.
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, aud continue till Al P. NJ.
BIS no Teacher need apply at such exami-
nation who has certificate valid for three
months from the date of said application.
By order of the Board.
JAN 1860 II. C. WATERMAN, Clerk.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09

1.-THE cure Of Diseases Of the Stomach and Liver
is an easy matter. If Hoohand's German Bit
tiers used according to the dire ctons Read th .
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09

r FAN, especially young men. should read the
advertisement of the National Dispensary', ~
Cincinnati. in another column.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09
Respectfully.
JOHN F. MONROE, Mayor.
Yorktown Evaeuated-Our Troops Oc
cupy the Enemy's Works.

----A1D 10 - <Dn.----
Yorktown Exaemated-our Troops oo-
cupy the Enemy's Works.
., WASHINGTON, May 4.-The follow
ing report is just received from Fort
Monroe: XIX al
Yorktown was evacuated last night
We now occupy the enemy's works
They left a large amount of camp equip
age and guns, which they could not de-
strey for fear of being seem
Official COMBINATION of the Great News
HEADQUARTERS Army OF PoToMAc1
May 4. J
Hon. e. II. Stanton:
We have the ramparts guns, ammu-
milton, camp equipage, &c. We hold
the entire rebel works, which our Engi-
neers report very strong. l have
thrown all my cavalry and horse ar
tillery in pursuit, supp orted by infantry.
l move Franklin's Division, and as
much more as / can transport by water,
to West Point day No time shall
be lost. The gunboats have gone up
the York River Gloucester also in
our possession. shall push the enemy
to the wall Signedl
G. B MCCLELLAN.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09
RIONEER .LIH
SPECIAL NOTICES.

III. D. o. F.-Mneral Eod dge No. 942 l. o. o.
F.-Regular meetings every Tues ~
day e ening. at Odd Fellows, Hall. ce&E
Sd stery, corner of Front ami Court al.5& ss$za$S
Streets. Pomeroy. ---->-.s "
5-12-ly w. L. DOWNIE- p s.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09

'-MASONIC.-fomeroy Ledge No i64-Reg-
ulur Meetings MONDAY EVENINGS pre-
ceding the Full Moon In each month. II IA
the Moon full Monday, thenson the X u
evening of that day. -z wv
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09
L:,dIes HIust Bear IL. MIND

A:tO1eS NtBSt bCstE ID IN E1lN
There is condition of the female system in which
the Pills cannot be taken without producing PE-
CULlAEs RESULT. Tic COL dition referred to is
PREGNANGy--tle result, MIscApRIAsE. Such The ir
resistible tendency of the medicine To restore the
sexnl functions normal condition, that even the
reproductive power efimtnre cannot resist 1t.
Explicit directions. s'atins when, and when they
should not be used, with each Box--the price One
Dollar each Box containing rom 30 to SO pills.
a valuable pamphlet &c be had free Of the
Agents. Pills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price to aay Agent. sold b, Druggists generally.
Il. Es. .EEUTGE15NGS PrOp'r,
20 Cedar ST., Rev York.
For sale in Pomeroy by D. REED and A. SEK-
BuAM: Middlci,ort, by HUGO &lCOE.
Dec. =, ,Is60.-iS-y
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09

n. b SMITH, Sec'y.
Regular communication of Pomsroy chapter
No. 20, on the Thursday evening prece Ting
ca Ii Full Noon. If the Noon full on Thursday then
on The evening of that day. t6srisa
5-I2-Iy H. H. SWALLOW Sec'v
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09
TO WIVES AND HATRONs,

Dr. Cheeseman's Pills ARE Invaluable, as they Will
bring the monthly period with regularity. Ladies
who ha We been disappointed in the Of oiiier pis
can place the utmost confidence in DIR. Cheeseman's
F;lls dol ny all that they REPRESENT TO do.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09

MONDAY, May Sit is raining heav
lily. We will occupy Williamsburg
early this norniag. a#
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NOTICE,

May ), 1852 -lo-5t ss-. e $500
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09
ShertT's Sale.

May 6, ls62.-lS-5t
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She5iif To SAFE.

May 7, 1s62.-1s-5t s.'r
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09

Joseph Thomas, Middlcport, Drvmpacr.
Our life al Camp Diamond, an& our
trip down the Dhia and mp the Tenncs-
see, has been SO graphically described
by Caleb, that nothing more need be
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-05-09

jured by the falling of limb cut off by
"a she'll, entirely recovered, and Charles
II. Watson, of .Middleport, missing
For him, we fear the worst; of aa-
doubted bravery, during the confusion
oe Sunday mornings Eebreat, he lost his
company and fell in with another regi-
ment. There, without any acquaint-
anoe al hand to tell the story, he has
given his life to his country, or met
with the scarcely better fate of a
prisoner, in the hot realms of the South,
or possibly, but only possibly, he is
lying wounded in some hospital of ours
God grant him, if yet living, a safe re-
turn to his friends. s
In western regiments, / have found
several, formerly of Meigs. Fl. Tuck
erman, of Rutland, Jasper Bradley, oi
Middleport, VIM. Church, of Pomeroy
Lieut.. Bing, of Rutland, Lieut.. H
Russell, of Salem, and in the 1st Ohio
Cavalry, I'll Condit, of Middleport
iall safe and we'll. Capt. Christopher
Smiths Chester Company, 63d Ohio
and Capt. Burnap's Battery, are here
just east of here, on the Memphis, q
Charleston Railroad, he the 18th and
33d Ohio, with many Nisigs County
boys in them, so we are pretty well rep
resented here.
We are expecting daily to be called
upon to move on Corinth. There we
shall probably see a severer battle than
that of Shiloh or Pittsburgh. Shoald
my life be spared, will write you, and
write sooner. But you may rely on 6
good account from the SD the mex
time we are called upon. n. l.. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

CUSTOM HOUSE,, Nxg-YoRy Collectors once
June H. 1862
PROPOSALS for RATIONS for KEY
l. ENUE CUTTERS. -sEhLEo Proposals VIII es
the npolv Of RATIONs for the United States Heyenns
Ve.se, on hi. Station for the hsc ending June w. @
The Ration TO be iuTuhed Will Do the Navy hsl'p o"'"
- SPIRITS, viz:
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A..l,r.sr or.a1rh.A.1Es.Gr,EaAL,s o,neE, /

No SiA;e-st., SEw-N oRK, June u, ios }
E,EALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
office until u O'Clock III 2t instant for applying
tue several Military Posts H. the Has5or with Two lhoo.snd
C;rou Tans OF best quality RED ASH and ANTHRACITE
COAL Of such sizes be- required well screened tee
whole be delivered and piled n tho coal yards ths re-
receive place, which be required the expense OF
tie and whn the period Of Dnety days from the
date of the contract
Sealed Proposals will also BE- received al the time and
pa. of furnishing SIX Hundred Cords Of best quality OAh
WOOD 10 be delivered places. and well piled Oh ne
% the respective places at which II j. required
AZ III. expsn contractor I'D within ninety cays from tao
date OF TIE contract Bond viii bere1 uired with two sure
tic. for IN faithful fahuent zach contract whose nanes
al place. of redence stated IN the proposal. offered
Per.os ofens viii please state their places OF residence
and the lowest price wheh each article vii. be pphed
ID ID TOMPkINS. Col. aud as.t. q. VI. Cepl. L. j. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

The Ration, TO be Of good and Wholesome quality 10 be
proved by the Collector and tue different articles eompaf
he Ration 70 be aevo.ed board the Cutter In good and
sufficient and vessels be provided by tho contractor,
md The contents thereof distinctly led each IL is TO Be
that tho vii be bound TO furnish upoa
eAonsb. notice often be required By the Cspisia
OF the Cutter VITA til. spprob..on o the Collector mot
exceeding rpon and average day In each week. such
esh meat aud fresh vegetables be equivalent 10 the
HIRAM BARNEY, Collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

DOPULAR GOODS, at POPULAR PRICES
ELEGANT DRESS SHIRTS,
on bsnd and made 20 order.
THREE AND FoUR-PLY LINEN COLLARS.
La;es, London and Paris styles
GAUzg MEKiNo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Highly recommended for Summer
THREAD GLOVES AND GAUNTLETs.
Al much less tnan regular p.cs,.
FINE Isle THREAD HOSE AND HALE HOSE.
UnTiysled in style snd quality.
CALF PROMENADE GLOVES.
New and beautiful colors
ENGLISH FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
For srlny, navy snd travellers
sUsPENDERs AND UMBRELLAS.
spl,n5id assortment.
ls,ge ard elegant vsri,ty Of tie above soois
will be found popular
prices IT
UNION ADAMS.
No. c5' Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
5tationern anO 9antn Gscoos.
+" TUE PEN Is NuGHTIER THAN TIE

"THE PEN Is M Isal THAN THE
TIE GOLD rFN-Tt,U bFST OF ALL rEEs
MOPToN'S GOLD PENS.
,Is BEST PENS ~ TIE WORLD.
90 receipt of any Of tie following h ceh ~ po''
s'smr' The 9e Fn sead o' return uil OF ON, Ss
p" "''''4'"' t,0LD r7,ss, WITHOUT CssEs
For Is GEMS the Ftes iona f3r = cents ta~ Iu- Pea
for 50 csn,s he A,va. esly fen for - eo-. no tessa
Pen snd for ~, 'lia Eloeilor Tea
The .i7es are Nos. o. e. g. aud6 -
THE saNE PnNs ~ siLVF RELATED rNTENSioE
GASES WiIa PENCILS
Fo, % Genie Ms~ir Pen: g. cent tie In"k Pen
,or ,be Always Rosdy PEI; ior ~ Pee f're' Pen.
.pd or ? So ..e 1sco's.or Pen ihesi &c ". Z, iSea
e-~ry which val a- outlat sos' ne bet
HE Daae 49, t,oe,cu, .sumhsr" AMI "Qniiity7 are
slammed on re o.N. Pens end me poil' Az vsr"i'f
TO- 70 .s ~ A,' W .. ~, i,aesi 10 NE sr.i
ispee Nsnro.b ioI Pcu r lie aess Loo nni medium
Mo. an sad ,1a.,,-s Sao'' Ni5s CT Nos e III /
Z aud made MY o. hi.: quty The enHa'ins' ale iacii'
"e' o. ''e G0lB pms WITHOUT CAsEs
Fo- = cents, NO. Pea lst qcaiy, o. 20 Fen. u
For 81 $40 Pen '.t gusu.y No. 9Pea. "a quality
For s. a. sNe. Fe-. qosa,y sNo. 4fen "a quail
FOR 81 s. ~ tPSa i. quality, No Pen "a 4uAi-
for 81 IS no Peo i Quality ora No Pen "a ioy
. s2r ~ x, 40 ,,oy r'I I i SILVER XTENsos
mn ChsEs WlrU PElCils
For ~, aNo Tea .. ruauty 500 fr Sdquelity.
For 1s, sAo Pc. lt quality, ora 10 Ten "a guam
IL. OF = No. ) Pen, 81 quality.
For 81 NO Pen IL qoll;r No Zen, ID quality,
srsNo Pen, ID guilty.
For % % 80. PEI. let qualify No. Pea, ID g'aii'
Fo, No. Pes, Is. qaay, Or No. ePen % sislry.
For ~ 50 20. . Pen. a. Insl - - go ~ ,-,.,,,, =,
GOLD PENS ALL - - LII ~ >llftI -iJS.NiHp
ol>h-iOLDERS
Fer - q No.f zen; - y eNo tPeni Tor ~ 1ai
no. Pen For s. 20 70 Pen.
tos "a 20 Pm. To- asa No 9Peni ard TO- 20 70
NPen.
Tbs isi QDa.y" pointed with the very bet I .o'ni1
Po.s carefully seecief ed 81 nj. c1a'sy ae sod
win le slightest irpserlion winch atin md ie eof'''
scul,iDy cc'rt
Tue I'd aslt," srroaor any Pens mode by hia
pTevoIs % tae ysH- if.'.
The "a Qualify" he iu~rl, shall equal ia rep to On
rsbiliy Essii'.'y and Goos Nrie Qualities CHE only iF1e
conf '.ratonsl 10y God Pee t-sds s.serAert.
Ia regard tiea God Pen e beg ie.ve 20 ey thai
previous oferafins his nd Fsterted Ma lines ne
could la6r GOOD Writing and Durebl. Pens. Tor
the price bad 80 Sold been ..r1l.hec ..atuilop1y.
bsy AID Caaiu = 10 Pes' gdrted, and be p0't'ro'
descrbs nc lind 81 PeHa r.sy ITcer--sisiher 'iJ o.
timber cc1yss OF me -.
~ For sale by AL dee-. - the linz hfolsloai ta'
country. .-uao.-
40 - Maiden i.sle. New Ik-
INV one .efdrgs single .tter po--st win .e-riyt Oh
euisI with the engTsvrgs s0o7e referred TO-
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NITY OF CHARLESTOWN, Massachusetts.

" Sealed proposals will be received by the Wator Commits
sopers Of the City Of Chee.towa, until June 80 ior laying
In aid city and the oe Of their Wser Works about II
miles Of CAsT-IR0N PIPES, Plans Of the work BE-
seen and Information concsnns ssd work be obtained at
the ONCE of the Engineer Water Connssouers Charles
town Copies of specifications aud contract and forms Of
osss win be parties desiring to make bids for the
work on their making application for the same TO the Wa,e
Coumsouers Bonds with suretes win be required fron
parties contracting The Commissioners reserve the right
ccsnt ,b,t nroposa which under all circumstance they
shl der most fsvo sb- the interests OF the city
TO reject all proposals offered
For Water Commissioners. -,
G. L. STEVENSON Chief Engineer c. w. w.
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CRY OF NKy-YoRK. DEPARTMENT og FINANCE
CoMPTAoLLrE'. OFRIcE. yune u. lsls.

CITY OF NKg-ioRK DEPIBrsENr oY FINANCE
CosPTRoLLFR's OFPIcE, June IL. iSo2
VNO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.--SEALEO
PROPOSALS will be- received 4, this Offce until sRls
DAY June 20 Tor the PURCHASE Of REAL ESTATE ~
the Corporation for the Of the Fire Department ecaes
a fOliows: ,,,,
De Lot between Mario a rins Division ard ssLsoH
-rseti for Pr cline Company No.z
Ole Io,. between thgfch. he. Elm and Dcane'iee'S
Tor ~ CINE Company No -. -
On. lot on boon.nglae t0sd between Nne,y'srih ana
Ouehlndrt, n streets lor Ensiuc Company No, - . -.
One lot. between lrr. IN Duane, Church snd .en''~
streets fsr hosc Company 80 y. 81, -, 49,, r.-,.
One lot, between Avenue 4, tourth, fHsh ane 1--WE
streets for Hose Compsny No a.. -, ,,,h,,
one Lot be,w ecu Second aud f0ushavenus ssd fsn!
thin aud Elghty sixth streets oT lose Company 70
Oun Lot. between TIE bewsry Mott tnnee sna h'"''0"
..re-t, fox Hook aud Ladder C0mpany No. 10.
40:
Fot the pur,his. OF lot, or the Lease OF hoss ana LOO
beivrru broadway. Fulton Hickman and "iN@n-s''ee'''
fes Hose Company No ~ 80, os.,.S
ProDo,als viii contain diagram OF the properly oas.ee
,b An, lions locality aud Character OF impro'rm-.'sm
nv prf-r-ncc will be Owen % vacant lots f~Jmens" WI
,e .,..8e on siyug 4 clear 81 fa.i,lsetoFy title.
A"e 'e"' " RoaERr T. HAMS, Comptroller.
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Proposals.
OYyca o. ASSISTANT ConxlgARr.GsyyRALo ,,
SUBsIsrEscE. No. 4 SrArR-sr,
Ngw-YoRK June IA l961 4

NswYoRR, June 10, 1852. y
4 RMY SUPPL1ES.-SealedP Proposals will b
IA received BY the Undersigned at this Office until {
FRESH BEEF for twelve months, from the lst of JAW
1907 the troops in tho service Of the United States ~
toned the several recruiting rendezvous that are or NAV he
In this cy aud to such other United States troops
requiring Fresh Beef otherwise provided for as may %
s ned 10 the city, or on board vessels lying cmpo
rsriy In the haEbor Of New-York.
The Fresh Beef to be Of good aud wholesome quality
with an equal proportion Of fore and hiod quarter meat
each place Of delivery orr time to time. may be required
for the troops by the seyeIsi officers In charge.
Further information will b. given application. Each bid
must have printed copy OF this advertisement posted
head. Written he made with adequate bonds
Tho Of sufficient sure.s to be given 10 the propo-
SALE which 10 be ind,red Proposals for Fresh Beef
A. b. EATON. Lieut-Col. and A. & q. 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

(NiIl DE lHAKLCSJONN, pi"nSo' "i'es'''
~ Tie Weter Commissioners OF the City OF Chsrestown
win receive proposals making, delivering and syns %
tslpe of their distribution pipes 40 FIRE DhaNLss
In making proposals for the parties must ncnoe soe
Uydrapt Pipe the Bend the bydrsnt Frames lovers s.o
an appuIteusnces connected Herewith, eIcspun5 INC
branches i main piDes The must also state the Price
which tsy vii LAY and eonn.c ydrant Pipes with the
branches IN the Mains ard perform all the work incident e
placing the Hyorans perfect order FOR nendns de-
livery and ali trenching other digging Parties mskine
pro as must accompany tho with designs Of the style OF
hydrsnt they propose These design. must Dc drawn 70
% Ia detail 40 admit n their being readily unoer
food The to,, amount Ainch II, drant Pps required
obout Eleven hundred leo feet size OF Nozzle = ncn.
with ,n len. size admit OF .ncreang diameter
of nolz,e 20 ioches without removal Of hydrsnt ,
ProDosss will also be received Tor soout 100 SIoP ,ochs'
Of the following sizes IS OF inch % OF lnco - OF iScn,
OF 10 inch OF Is inch "a ch The proposals ior STOP
Col. 10 include every eett i casting pertaining TO TIE
gtl and the delivery OF s ck or castings 8: seen PAGES
IN glarle,,owu as the Eng nay from time 70 uas
direct Designs of the styles roPoed or TO be
ZANE time As bid Plans Of pistbUon ripe, showing posi-
,ons OF Hydrans aud Stop o can De seen az tue ONO OK
The Z pgneer or Water Commissioner. All desgos must %
,sa 10 the Engineer On beioe June - iSoA lac tom
ers reserve the right 20 accept or seect any proposals
offered.
For Water Commissionsrs -
EDWARD LAWRENCE, Chairman. -
C. l.. STEVENSON. Chief Engineer T. W. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

At kinney, ,,..,,..,, -. ,.,... .no,,.
"A GREAT cLf fIs'rH ( . q shhs STORE
Cl.sdl oui Straw Bonne,.. ac. &c. -.
Clearing ont straw Bonncis &c., 2Jc., SIC
Clesrin. out tonta atd READY. 20 6lc.
Ci,s1rs o., Neapo'isn Bolpe,s soc TO 81 IS
Clesunt ori Tn-rfu Bouus's 5ac to . p
STRAW bO& his 81 81 ~ SOLD
Clearing out Dons,soe Baqls'.. sic. to &c
Clearing out spit s,f-~s. i2s 70 Co.,.
C'.sons out n, sonuets 2se - ~.
CLEARING out ,orad EoInet.. 70 90 1c
$500 BLOOMERS And TtREANS
C'e4rn7 oar slsaN biooalers o.. .-c, isc.
C.-siinf OF tri.n Boone. 10 30 1'-.
gLOGtiEKs AND ITRBAss-Hi ~ 49,: SOLD
Cirariu. oGt ie shon BiooueIs. i1c. T. a b..
C.eafilf 4pcy Bloouer. k.r. 90 snt-
Clearing OFT all styles IIfDsr.. Pc 10 '.
1900 YARDS ' eid fa g., ''''' ''e.
CLEARING out Bonnet hiohoi' O. 90 1le
Clean oIf idlilirg III JJ.., ." %
Clr.f on. Ds-a pig rnn lr'. =. ~ 81.
Clearing ont ls,,e io, of Co.i..'. D. 90 81.
Clearing on large ~ OF Bands. to Co..
Clearing out .. Don Dreasie,t .r.. ac
te1ing orr 2 80 lsco ni.t e.. So q a
Ceahl oui 5cG line. B,,.s b.. 60 Pc.
Clearing on, Goniicueus innil p. pc o. 6r. % -.
Ce,rirg out Ladie. hsndte-cni'ls. o.. ~ re.
cLaAHiSG 81 0,' i,, AtclioH i9i' ciifAf
Clearing 1ll lae L.slo Glove. -e. % inr
CLEARING oui very Gre .ss,.y 1".' joe. ~ it'
tisar1g or' bret >i.k liips. '.... &c.. r1r.
,l-unng oct BE-. STA Nit d. 49,. i,t3e
Cle1fio. ou. ii1si~-y. 80 o. Kinds o. fa g.
GOODS OF All KINDS C.f D. HING OF.
JOB LOT on DEtr- 1P.MlI.EN.
iCg0f ysgis HfAfPs. Rtfrt. & tA,Y RIMHftGs-
~ every ooor sYle sua o. = '-y sss.itt''e f'as ors
3c u iIe.
200 Yards Of HANTI .IA LhCfs. o.. 20 ST.
BARGAINS D. b. Icy DEP ifTIFkT
FtEs BELs.fls rE'fLHEl1 BAGS And fAnCT
ARIlCiI ui tLL KINDS.
GOODS 81 NFNitrA Ik CiIEAr.
- WILLIAM IlfXHY'~
Eoi 81 and 20 eihav.. ne,woen 2is' .li f,I-,',.
I,ELA1 SELLING on.
NJ LzBOU1ILLiLN BROTHERS niy~ s..g IsrXc ,tock
Of
SILKS MOSANWQrEs LAWNS. BARLGES.
aid other ~ HA. EE DRESS GOODS.
which re al NAKED down
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
order ,fock before removing th.rn.w ofe
An earl a.cDIuicc respectfully requested IN order
f.clie better attention.
No. ii1 BROADWAY.
t,twsen Howard md 0rHaii,L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
Drp GOODS.
ANOTHER l shSs MADE Appill ro.sr n 4, rs
FROM THE LATE PEREMpTORY Auction BALLS
no DIR HITHERTO UNliEAROOF

MOTHER LARGE ADDITION HAS
~ BEEN MADE ,,,,oy c,rrs
FROM The KAT 5AFE hI HFhEHc1 SEEAaoo S'
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
Notwithstanding the increased duty inporteons and
so, 1s5s.s in The sS Of ,s S GERMAN re ''
DRESS GOODS ,.,,u
Chesper than has ever been known IN VI
r prr,,S eyer 4. I'll Lf ESP THAN WHOLESALE
We buy nothing that Is not
AND SELL AS We Buy. CHEAP.
TO- yard, L.veas aud Barge Angsi, at cents ~ Oc
lasoO ysIds Lavsas and Barge Bfoche 'isu'e' w.
10 800 yard. far. G,alies at lOc l2c and lsc ,., =,
l5cO yards Poll de Cheues In cheeks 'FPe' anu p''
1900 yya. g,nSique' in dtsO'' browns and s'J' "'''
1900 ysfd. illaniasted poplin,. 10.
5000 ysrds 81 and Wool Grenadne' lO.
5c0o Yards Checked Nohsrs, at n.
SEQ yards Silk warp Popline., 81.
IeooS ysrd. six and Wool Bareg. in AL colo worth So
5oOo yard. Sill and Wool satin Plaid Ioi worth ~,
5000 ward. six aud Wool Crepe de Paris 1885, worth
l5 yards Barege Anslais all wool filing and q yards vide
leo Ba,o o AnsaI. Robes 90 yards II aounc. q?
i25o Baresr hnslai. Robes % yards lonncss 81 d.
ALSO, IN MOURNING GOODS
500 yyarJ' black Sis and Wool. II and 10.
5000 yards black Sis snd Wool satin plaid and STRIPE Az
A LARGE STOCK OF CLoAKs
s,rKs CLOTHS AND SUMMER FABRICS,
Ar EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
Also,
essss Droch, Fiyure Poll de Cheyre. slightly donssed on
tae VOYAGE OF Importation, &c iomeI price -,
BESIDE 4 SPLENDID VARIETY OF OIhLh, nJop''
CaEAPER THAN ~ ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN NEW.iORk.
Ladies can rely that this advertseent no himuue ~N'
.ha, the goods are really IS rePI ,. sn,ed-
W. Il. ROBERTS,
No PSI Bowery.
Y BPIease remember and look ior he nams over vac
,or and do not believe Won ~ ROBERI>S unless you
S.o be name Cut on, this advcr seucnt for reference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

n NEw-HAyEN PATENT sHIRTs,
MADE TO ORDER OR READY MADE.
Tn. Finest and hes. ittinz SHIRTS offered IN The
City
ysobyr Gauze Under Shirts aud Drawers
Bathing Caps and Drawers
Six. Ii,le Thread, hid and Do. ssin Gloves
Col.f. Ho.lers, SIX and Linen Hsndkercfie!''
rs. Scarf. sit ss.in ard Uiir Stocks, Umhres'' &c
tn. SHIRT AND COLLAR DEPOT,
Mo-. g. and - Nilism-st.,
o.. door nerh Of MaideD-lins
THEODORE g. CRASNls, Agent