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THE SUMTER AGArN.-A dispatch from the
North states that the Queenstown, from Liver
pool had arrived with news that the captain o
the Sumter was arrested at LangiPore ct the IN
stance Of the American consul at Gibraltar, and
of the commander Of the Tuscarora, who went
o Langipore for that purpose.
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E7- The Charleston Courier learns that the
Confederate steam transport johnson was blown
up at Beaufort n c., on Sunday morning,
caused by the explosion Of her boiler Two
men were killed instantly, and four or FIVE Sc
verely scalded. The boat is 8 total loss.
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GSA "A correspondent at Havana under date
of the 25th Of February, says that Lewis Il.
Hudson, formerly pur5er OF the steamship ARR
zona, died there lately Of small pox MIR. Hud
son was taken prisoner on the schooner j r.
Fort Lafayette. He returned to Havana, took
sick and died His mother is living in New
Oleans.-- PicGyuEe
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WHrsRY.-Those who have been recently viO-
lating on the sly the order of Major Monsauat
in the sale Of liquor are beginning 70 meet with
righteous punishment. Yesterday the officer OF
the guard had several wagon loads Of liquor,
which was captured from parties not having the
fear Of the order before their eyes. The liquor
is deposited in safe place, not to he returned to
the owner until the embargo is Taiscd.-kHOr-
piil5 Register, liH
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED

TO HIRE by tbs month cr yea q lyEa ID W0-
L MAN for M. -,us that a good 9Tss er a1J
.22sE ,5si5 "A APP'y at sooE osE
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Arkansas PEyIrrsrfsRI > .1-7rv 3. 1852
Ar - HATr1&-Dea eir- z ter. tho ougf. y
tested he reeine for tasns whgl p1rclassd sT you
and have TO h-sits il iu sewing char t rls better
i-sfhsr in mlcH hor-er iH:s thau .la a.4 f-e- Dro
cess would rec frsad Dr. TO tanners and Co rsnie-.
wishing to tan thsir own }. asher
Your. J. WARD
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

The Circulation Of the DAILY
APPEAL is larger JhaEE that OF
the DasfY city Press COEE5 5ined.
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CaHDEF- Az Do uIl-r 2 y Is7I-
To ALL NHoN THIS may C1NCEFE -Frts J. ts -er-
NY tns' have u-ed Oh above p-1r- for il1uiug and
have also used hr L-sheI -f.-r i+ Was taHnrd and
md is The oes- Leather tls aav- ever worked and
e-rtanlv the quickest process 10 -hs world Th leather
tanned hity per cent cheaper D. heay5s- b---er ana
more darsos, and : co di-i recoua. nI The p11 1 20
try it HENRY SHORES.
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IMPORTANT FROM bIEXICO.-The steamship
Columbia, at New York from Havana, brings
important news from Mexico dated at Vera Cruz
on the 20th of February. It is in substance as
follows:
The Spanish General Prim and the Mexican
General Doblado had held a conference at Sole
dad on the part Of the European powers and the
government of the Republic The result was
that the allied troops are to be permitted to pass
the Chiquihuti-the key Of the valley Of Mex
ico-and 10 garrison the cities of C0rdova, ORR
zaba and Tehusau When they are in these pO-
sitions the conferences are to be- resumed, Spain
aud FTsuce promising to resume their Status IN
quo al Vera Cruz, provided they are not salts
factory. The allies were in much distress a.
Vera Cruz Just before. An opinion preva led IN
some minds that General Doblsdo had betrayed
JuaTez, bu others again thought that the allies
would be in dangerous places should hostiiirie-
be resumed. Gen. Prim had announced that the
Austrian Archduke Msxiuilan would be placed
on the throne of Mexico From Havana, We
learn that some Of the Spanish Legislators dread
ed the movement Of France and England in
Mexico as dangerous TO Cuba
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-16

E There were two large Federal war steam.
ers and a small gunboat il Brunswick river,
near the wharf yesterday The Yankees had
not landed but were accommodating during the
Republican, llh.
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~ Forty nine Confederate officers started
from Columbus, Ohio, for Fort Warren, on the
4th inst
g Parson Brownlow arrived a Nashville on
the 9th instant.
FINANcIAL MATTERS NoRTH-The latest
quotations OF stocks in New York are United
States IS, registered, 1881, 92s TO 93; do. G's,
coupon, ls5I, 92s to 924 do. 5's coupon, 1884
SD Jo -; Virginia 6's. 604 Tennessee IS, 90
to 604; North Carolina 6s, O. to 70 Missouri
6's, SO to 52! The tax bill continues to be the
chief topic Of conversation in financial circles.
There are wide differences Of opinion with re-
gard to the details of the measure. The New
York Herald urges a tax upon cotton, wheat,
corn, tupenhne, sugar, and rice.
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WHIsKYI -

WE have erected a RECTlFlHR 11 Main st-sst
~ No $50 where We vii bel glad 90. zee orr ~
i1snds whisky will be- sold tsu eea's cheaper u the
gallon than 10 cll o. fltcus-ed elsa. a ...rs
mh5 lms o. FAF~Ta... RHO q fto
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aG0VERNoH. We ArsR CONFIDENT
Or EH A FUTURE"


Such Is the inspiriting language Of the heroic
PHCE. He peunej these glorious words on the
25th Of February, at the md of long retreat
before a largely superior force. He had fallen
back from ST. Clair county to Springfield, rom
Springfield to Cassyille and from Cas5ville be-
low the Arkansas line. His force was small
when lie began his reHogade movement, and re-
Inducements did not meet him as rapidly as
he had expected The enemy pressed upon his
track, and as he retired deeper into the country,
it was with the consciousness that a far superior
force was laundering at his heels lie snatches
moment however. under these adverse cir
cumstsnees, TO send some account of his move
ments to Gov. JACKSON, and closes his report
with the words which stand at the head of this
article: Coreraor, ,-e are oonf3snf Of ths f,-
tare 90
What tortiude What sublime heroism
II PRICE, at the end Of a long and weary re-
treat, closely pursued by overwhelming mum
bers, driven out of his own State and seeking
refuge In the depths Of the Arkansas forest, was
still confident of the future, what ought to be
the feeling in the Valley Of the Mississippi If
his great spirit selfpoiss5, patient, hopeful, un-
couquersb,e. did nc. quail before the difficulties
that 58set him, shall 'ge, whose circumstances
are 50 n.uch better, and whose resources and
means OF defense are SO much greater, turn from
the storm and give up the shiP
The enemy now occupy New Madrid; but
should that make US desPond Sh uid be even
reach Memphis and New Orleans which no well
informed man apPTehsnds. still our cause would
be by no means desperate. Like the Freneh at
Moscow, but few Of tbom would ever get back
70 ten the story of their misfortune.
The greater our danger. the more resolute and
deteternined should be our purpose. We shall
soon have an army Of equal numbers in the
field. and in few weeks the diseases Of the eli
mste viii come to cur assistance. Lst our
motto. then. be.
Govsrnor. s5s ave confident Of le future g.
The EVACUATION oF coE.USE e Is
Ale feoe.s1 press are 2ale luniianI over TINS
event "Ilon oeo'-i'e- l--7 I.s' "' lHs present
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PRESIDENT ABE LINCOLN ABOUT TO TAKE
TIE FIELD IS PERsoN-Tho New York Tri-
baHs announces the following important news.
It is stunning
The town listens with delight to a rumor that
President Lincoln bus declared his purpose to
take the actual command Of the army and sup
press the rebellion in Virginia without further
delay The credit Of planning the victories
which have just saved as Kentucky aud Ten
nessee, is justly accorded to him. Whatever Of
action upon the Potomac line viii be finally
adopted, viii undoubtedly be his The actual
execution OF it 10y the President in person would
be a splendid success No man in tbe country
could SO awaken the enthusiasm and restore the
confidence Of the roops as be-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-16

ESA meeting OF the citizens Of the town Of
CarolliOn, Mississippi held at the court house. on
the 18th instant for the purpose Of procuring all The
bells that be obtained in Carroll county to be for
warded IN accordance with the l.ts proclamation Of
Gen Beauresard.
On motion Of T. T Kiulbrough Dr. W. W Liddsl
was called to The chair and a G Smith appointed ece-
tary
TIE chairman briefly stated the object Of the meeting
and read the proclamation of Gen Beauregsri
On motion Of the Rev. Samuel % Akin. IN members
Of the Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian churches OF
this place requested and recommended TO donate
the bcls belonging 20 their churches for the
purpose Of placing them at the disposal Of Gen. Beaure
gard.
On motion Of the Rev E. T. Baird it was carried tast
committee Of three zone Of whom should be the chair
man Of the melng) be appointed 20 receive and 70 ward
the bells th may be rendered them; also when the
bells are ready for shipment to notify Gen Reauregard
that they are subject 70 his orders
Nhereupon the chairman appointed Rev Samuel D.
Akin hnd Rev. Henry lay upon said committee.
The members Of the above churches present through
their minister's rendered their bells TO the committee to
be forwarded AZ once % WinOua station
On motion Of NJ c. Welous ESQ the chairman was
instructed 10 appoint co mites of five prepare an
address 90 the people Of this county requesting them
bring forward their church and plausdon bells aud ai
other articles that may be useful for the purpose mem
toned in Gen. Beauregards proclamation
Whereupou Rev 7 Baird, 81 c Weilons ESQ
MAJ. p " Hemphili Or. j. Al Asyew and Dr j. W.
Sanders appointed said committee.
On motion Of T. II. K.mbrouEh ESQ. it was carried
that the proceedings OF this meeting tog rhrr with the
sddress of the committee, be forwarded The Memphis
APPEAL aud tbs MississiPpiaE for pu5 lea ion
ON motion the meeting adjourned.
w w LIDDELL President
A. G.. SWIM, Secretary.
I'VE have the address Of the committee issued as
directed in the foregoing proceedings The patriotism Of
the citizens Of Carrolton should be smu!sted by the
people Of the entire South.I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-16

NORFOLK, March IL The telegraph lines
are completed TO Fortress Monroe
a dispatch from Washington the 9Th, says the
stars and stripes now wave over Cock Pit point
The rebels burnt their tents and other property
They burnt the Confederate steamer Page and
other vsl5es.
The ggnboats opened fire on Cock Pit point,
on Sunday afternoon. The old flag is now
run up.
Hockey reports that all the enemy's batteries
spiked
The blockade is virtually opened
a dispatch from POOlesyille, Maryland tue
9Th, says the rebels had entirely evacuated Lees
burg the day before. They took their baggage
to Middleburg. 1t is reported that Col Gauis
has advanced there
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gThe Richmond Enquirer OF the 10th ms

EYrThe Richmond Enquirer Of the 10Th inst
says
Miss Aun T. Scott, a resident Of Lees5urg
was arrested ia that city by order Of Gen, Hi
last week, and sent to Richmond, where she
arrived on Saturday evening, and was at once
consigned to Castle Goodwin" 1t is understood
that She is suspected Of having played the spy
for the Yankees. The prsOneI--the first temals
of TIE war arrested by the Confederate States
government since the commencement Of these
troubles-is about twenty-five years Of age, aud
has brother in the Southern army.
MISS MARTEEAU IN Favor or BECOGNI-
TIoS.-A letter of recent date, from a cores
poudent not far north of the Potomac, to a lady
in this city, contains the following interesting
and gratifying paragraph:
Did you know that the distinguished Har
riet Martineau-distinguishe alike in literature
and politics-has forsaken the folly Of her own
WAYS. and denounced the North and goes, in
tot6 for the recognition of the Southern Conied-
eracy"
With Miss Msrtineau's well known and eI-
IRENE abolition proelivities, her accession to the
cause of southern recognition and southern in
dependence is a very significant fact. She has
svay over public opinion, which may operate
auspiciou5ly for our righteous cause. So mote
it bs.-C Charleston Courier.
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XXXEVth General Assembly Of Tennessee.
First Session.

SATURDAY, March 10, 1862.
The Senate met at O'Clock, and was opened
with prayer by the Rev. SamuelWatson.
A cal of the roll exhibited the fact that no
quorum was present, (three Senators being con
lined to their rooms by severe indisposition) and
the Senate took q recess until halfpast two
O'Clock p NJ
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0C0Eg LEATHER COMPANY.

o. motion Of Mr.. Jones, Senate message re-
turning Senate bill No. l2l, to amend au act TO
an for other purposes with a portion of the
House amendments nOn-concUTred in, was IA
ken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Kennedy, the House insist
ed on al its amendments which were non-cOn-
Cured in by the Senate, snd asked for a commit
tea of cnrfaLanca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-16

From gentleman Of intelligence who partiei-
pated IL the conflict and evacuation Of New
Madrid, we derive the following
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
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The House was called to order at o'clock
Several Senate bills on first aud second read
ing were taken up and vaTiously disposed Of,
and the House adjourned until Monday morning
at 9 o'clock
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THE MILL DAM QUESTION

House bin No. 240, to authorize John Mark
I'm to erect mill dam over Elk river, pssseC
its third reading
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s,o,emenr, OF ocean steamers.

DEPARTURE or DIR. CHAPIY.-The Rev. +. H.
Chaplin took his departure for Europe on Saturday
in the steamship Guy of Baltimore. He intends
making tour through France, Germany, and Italy,
and will probably be absent year. large num-
Der of his friends and admirers were assembled on
the wharf to witness bis departure. Before leaving
his residence, he was waited upon by some members
Of his congregation aud presented with years
salary in advance and his passage ticket. DIR. Cha
pin takes all his family with him except his eldest
son. who is understood to be ut the war.
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Law INTELLiGEACE.


COURT or CENTRAL sESSIoSS-JULr D-bs'ors
Judge MCCUss
Mary Marshall, Convicted Of an attempt " COM
NIT grand larceny state Prison for Two years.
Thomas ilens. forgery In iouTh degrees scat Fl" Gun
Thomas savage ssnd larceny sen 20 Psa.enssry for tive
Istthex Iarkn And Tboms, TieTnsy, burglary In third
De gree. Penitentiary two years etch -, -
Charles bruce. attempting 70 s'oa NOISE sLa "sso"
Central PAX. Pebi entizry one year
Wm CIsrt petit larceny PeSieptsry three months ,.
Herman Beingsn, forgery oil pfomissory note o"y
Prison 90 days o..
Henry cas-, petit, larceny City Prison % days.
James trvdercs Howell peIit larceny nned es.ss
waiter giris AZ No. 4s< broadway. lined ceots
Robert j. Hail. ala. H. g. Hall the bogus suffering Unios
man no w INDEED OF DR. Cheevers and W
ah~ds churches having been In psea for several month";
uuI ~ itn@ filling 70 appear, wa. eisctarsed
Marv thu respectable Cbri ttsn hosrder sns
vao ok oil Of Detective So~sys mayors while NJ
searching her mouth for tickets wasse discharges
having been prison tor srveia. months
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CesaI Noiires.

Nm THE SUPREME COURT Or THE
n STATE or PENNSYLVANIA IN and for the Eastern
District WlSTAR MORRIS. HOLDER of Bond. secured by
dated July l. 1851. the h- dated June g. 1851 we'll
fo himself FOR all obe hod@rs Of bonds secured
agreeing contribute 20 the o. this suit may b.
come parties he 70 con- ''nas " ihe OseSeke h4ilosd
borne Trustees under and by virtue OF SAID moHfagesin
Equity Of July Terui 1862 No UHdeT aud by virtue OF
decree the Supreme Cour Of the state Of Pennsylvania
il the sboyeented upon the I'm day Of Jone
A. ID. 1857 will be exposed 0bc fse by vendne or oo
1862 at IL o'clock tie ,icphia Exchange 10 TIE
city OF Philadelphia by Moses Thomas Sons Auctione.r.
She following d,'noed 9Py PPoI nh she s 7. rsd con
Of the said ouakake Rsroad Curpsny. from its iuucron
With the B.av-f.Mesdow Raf I'D IN Carbon County, state
al Peunsy ua TO the poi' IN Bu.h Tovnsh;p schaylkl
County aforesaid where the aid the Quskske Rood
md he roa3bed and lsnd occli,d ud IN connection
with the Dsiuensucr Of soid rail- DAD and together
with the reways rails br dsrs ss 'nrs snd other super
structure and all cuiyss. iuru-oeS, dv tlach dep1ts
stations bgid a. and he suDca'ss erd Improvements Of
cNty E!ad and descti cnntc 81 Titb the sf rctai
81 Real Es.sie ofeve c1paon ,ud oil tos. rents,
ISSUES and pOhts accrued aud accrue from tbs sod rai
Tor and esi ell the weys. str-rts
alleys Tages wsers wat,Tcouf-c. essrGltts, snchsea.
heneIss al che lands and heieitsnle-t. OF tue
5e3 the Quasate Rsilrosi C"uPwy.
o. property included ia. ssd reued to IN the foregoing
description, insy be given rs 10 ow.;
eheA IA asout fourteen miles in length sud extends west
vsrdiy is Junction .h tie bey-r Aeed'w heiroad
Coupty soug the valley OF tL- Creek end that Of
fhe es-t bsreh OF the Lr4e Ssh"yik nvsr g. 'he nrf.-
zion ;he SD tbs QuailE RI ed with tL@ tatssi-sh
Esrosd Ga H1,h township cl4flAi County. tel lnlcs
o. the Tsr0sd graded ,f d1ye trace. Le .rns'h o.
she si1e Act tincial1z i-s +. o.or hi-rn aud one
suaer miles Tae Tsino.d Tuc'es 10 'e bet ~ in-
ger ai I'D vito Auie au i0, va h4,G Fy poIu4s to tie
s.rd There i ore wser STA 90 -.a- lous. There
& turnable q TIE bet o. forty 1--we
fee in diameter IAe road ogiied III o. necessary 'e
Drs and switches.
BLlDSfs
There are FIVE bi-er An $50 als'art,sIy built
och is OF trss;rs IL l. ~t out 40 etded TO ger see
Gle bridge she QuasaSe ices a. ne btSff tse'"
gAere Is 70 uesue "oIk On we - A"' " III
eidges over he osaAAAe ~ T. -'.a we - ~
Little scnny kill aver, lai ana ereoed io the purpose o.
eComn odstirg a doaoir ,i' -, s,rr
IhhA' w 'hS
Tie sold Railroad Ff'rry I's' '.'e' shu re
ticued Ia @ ssid two m . ha De eioeoe seii,
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The Ae1-OrtGnS buAttin Of july saws:
In specie aud excbspge some tning OPERATIONS hac
been daily previo bat since the ecSe
III advces from the Newfo,k mtket drawers have sat-
rmy demanded advance IN rates tncar bsns noes
fro her stnes It'll IN very so Wy and trsasac,ns
them inssuinc hac,es to establish quote
tons.
The authorities u Wisconsn, 4 few weeks sipcap
issped proposals for $4,000 9 2 cent loan. The
bids were opened on Monday last. Il was found
hat $ls5, coo had been oae ed, all at par.
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...........................S2,4A.sls

Total. 's'''......... pS,fs4'Sio
The Brvyoort Fire Insurance Company have Do.
cared dividend of five = cent, payable On do
mand.
The Bank statement will not show any vi lens
changes Monday, not sitbs anding the large gola
movement. The specie line has increased daring
the week, although it is lower to-day than the
highest point. The loan line has changed bit
little, while the deposits are increasing and ARE now
nearly, II not quite, $780, 100000.
The New-Jersey papers contradict the rop,or tsst
the banks Of that Stste intend Issuing notes Of fras-
tional parte Of dollar Their charters forbid it.
Tie London Times Of June 80 received by tho
Great Eas.ern, thus notices and quotes Americas
securities:
In ColoDisl tie only Ia the several descfe
ton. OF Grand Trunk o. Canada OF which the stock further
r-cedcd and the preference nonis and = t-bebtues
seyer-y declined = T. cent IN American 80 oil tbs ooso
downusrd. Virginia = cents Erie hrs end
thru mortgages Illinois Central ssrc, Michigan Centred
AID New-fork Central DO iJs aud shares each declined y
h IL. aI.ras !,
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Qbe cart.

FASHION COURSE, TUESDAY, July l5.-
Greet Trot between General Butler aud Rsite.nsso tor
$500 will take y,cs a. D. Mace names Gen Buffers
Pfsfe nsnes Rattesnake Mic h,ats g. harn-ss Good
.y % rsck IL w be remembered thst Genefa Butler
e.n Ia he unexpected time u 1.25i IN MS las tfot 10 a
wsrol posed that Raite make that
JOSEPH CROCHEkON Manager.
n BCsTs leave Uultefs Point for the Conrse Of u
Jame,-p Fouy leave. u connecting with the
3sth-sL tefry erery hye minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

SUPREME COURT, City aud County Of New
LNTlNE, and CHARLES GRIFFIN agt JAMES CAMP
BELL Summons for money O BAnd on cont, act 1Con
pot SER To tho defendsnI, JAMES CAMPBELL: You sre
Aeeby summoned snd required the complaint In
ehis action ~bch viii be- Cd IN office u the Ce. Of the
Sny ana County Of New York City Hall in said city, and
'" see eepy Of the said on the
sno'coer s their ofc-, Number $50 Boonie street. In said
CITY "hin twenty days after hs service of this
2u, OF the day OF such service aud II you fail 70
ss"st ne said complaint within the time aforesaid, tho
pshnns IN ,hi. action VIII Judgment against you for The
~ iyui hundred dollars with interest IRON the 18th day
Aeh QUE thousand eight hundred and sixty one, besides
>-e costs o. this a. ioa. Daled January 9Th. 1872
DkhhiEN PERT. Piainifs Attorneys
~. TO $50 bro1ne-st City " New York.
compliant In this scion filed 10 the ofre Of the
lex Of ,hs Ciy and County IL NewYogA Al The CIV Hall
a. ssid city Gu lhe iyh DIS Of Nay, 49,
hAyl9 lxWlOnM '' .u' @''''@'J''
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j]crsonal.

HAviNG had fifteen TEETH EATRAGi Yep
III without any pain Whatever. by Dr. j. Jht 'ILLEho
=. 1,s t,1.udst two blocks from Broadway, cheehn.iy
io,er, ~, ou endsgn 10 those suffering nos" tooth
ache HATTIE ho'hNr.H ~. - -
DELATIyES and FRIENDS OF deceased
IL SOLDIERS buried from tho dhetslt Hospitals , ~
W Arlington or GEORGETOWN District Of Columbia can reeve
.l INFp,R MATT ~ as TO their PLACES Of bnfAL .!
addressing FRANK T. SANDS, Government endersAe'
No. AZ F-st, " arlington, d. q
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We are requested to say that the pilot who
brought the Great Eastern through the Race and
Long Island Souni ID Mr.. Joseph Dayton of pilot.
boat Eclipse, o. New-Loudon.
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NEARINEEs' SAVINGS INSTITUTION. No.
"a 5iav clr dds Iu'eest Deposit. Il the rate Of
s,ll ~ ,us Of 10 ~ uaior aud Per eegt % ,siia
or 40 MONEY Deposited bcof- Jolly To. vii re-
va int.r.st Oh tie 1T. Bink open ron g. n 70 %
Iiy sni Gu Mondays. Wsduesiais AID Saturday, from
5t0op - o. ..-,.t,,.,- 81. o..
NEW-YOBh Qormerly Rose-itLi) SAVINGS
= RANK come, Of i;th, and 8tt-sy.. open daily nom
ifo5o cok p a. W,due .d.ys All Sa'nldl's from 20
clock p m. six PER CENT interest allowed gu sums o.
a. ..d urder Ieq Ito made tcicit JAY ~ VIII
dgasv ii.e'esf m tire IT. ihtNAH 'lih.Ni'
hl,pAHD II. Bull. Secretary rfe"d'hs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14
Rrrsinra of Produce.

osl bags DO oi bbs Whisky. $4,000 Wheat 81 tJf
blsh Corn AS bush Oats $50 PKG PteyoLs 3ei pkss
On CAKE - pkss. Ashes 727 pks. Lard 10 kess Lard