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Distinguished ArriyaIs.-J. N

Distinguished Arriyals.--J. N. Free
and Hon. W. p. Noble arrived on Monday.
Congress had better adjourn, for we cannot
see how they can get along without W. p
The Postofiice Department too needs his as
sistance. He leaves brilliant reeord-got
one r NJ removed and voted against every
important measure. He will not return un.
less Vailandigham sends for him. The world
has two "immortals"--J. N. and Up.
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The Union sinsers of Tie;n ).

INC Uhioh singers OF Tlfiin are win.
oing golden opinions from all who hear them.
Their singing has none Of that operatic
''squeal" which we SO much detest, but flows
Tree and na'ural as a river. Their harmo
MES wake echoes in the soul, which shall new.
er die They will sing in the grove, ON the
Fourth.
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Hanks! Blanks +!

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kept con
btantly on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tai
suSE 0FFIcE; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoenas,
Attachments. Neuuis'
Executions, Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, &c., &c.
uTJustices and Notaries supplied on reas-
Snnble terms. m
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tg-uEApQUARrERs COMPANY b,

Ly~uEADQUARTERS COMPANY d,
a. q. O. Sixth Regiment, o. ". Camp nj
Beverly. Va, July 21th, 1851.
DR. q. W RoBAcK, Cincinnati, Ohio:
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for aud welcome Remedies few days ago,
and hasten To return you a unanimous rNprcs
sion in regard to our high opinion "f the mrr.
its OF same.
We have used them with great benefit in
our Company, and heartily ntes, - the pub
lie opinion Of their great benefits. In our
cases, especially where ther. have been 50
many great changes as from the civilian IN
daily routine in l. isiness nt hume 10 Ue TX
posed habits of active soldiers in strange
aud unnatural country. do we most apprcci.
ate the merits of such heaven sent values ~
yours. To all those in our position do We
most emphatically recommend your remedies,
being assured, from experience, that they
will be n very welcome companion.
Yours, very truly.
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt Co. Il, Sixth Regt, o. V.
James Y. Scmpe. lst Sergeant Company b.
Chas H. Foster, 2d Srrgcni.
Chns. b. Russell, lst Lieut.. Co B.
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T.. B. Warren, 3d Serg't
IS A. Thayer, 4tI Scrg't -
Saml d. Schooley, CommisSnry.
Corporal Charles w. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bulimann.
Corporal Carlton G.. Cable.
Together with 60 private3-a unanimou
expression being given.
For snle at No East Fourth street, nn,
by druggists everywhere.
I he special attention Of Suffers is solicite,
10 this as being the best articles for com
plants incident to camp life. nov7.lm
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Change of Appointments. DIR. ]. +.
MeNillen Of Cleveland will be in TifHn
again, nt the Sbawhan House, on Friday un.
til 4 O'Clock z. VI. July 18th, and every four
weeks on Friday, until further notice,
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The grcatFrcnc hIscmcdy II
MADAM BOTvIN'S CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE PILLS


The only eeriain snd safe Remedy for all Uterin
Distractions, Monthly ridicultes, Iursulsriiies,an
all the other diseases to which the woman wife aud
Moihc- is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no ddettrious ingredients bu
are safe nd certain in II cir rcron. They will be
foupd to exert the hapesi effects in al cases Of Fro.
1apsus Uter. in I.euohorrea, the Whites. they will
be foundthe eases, and most certain Cure that he
ronnd II iso account ofthis certainty they shopd
notbe taken by Pre- .uan Females, tduring the first
months rs miScatriage certain) 10 he brought on,
hut ut other peri ods their use l. perfectly safe.
N.B.-Dne dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent will ensure package ofpils
bi return mail.
C.CRosBY, General Ageni, Buffalo. N. Y.
CArrio~ o~.-Beware Of Counterfsits. the genuine
have the signature OF q Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale by I. l.. 81. John & Coz Dubois & 90. and
f y. Murquarlt. Tifin. q. octll-N
Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER faiito destroy and sserminnie all kinds Of
Intestinal Worms Are perfectly reliable in all cases,
sandrar superior, to Hny and all Of the Fancy Worm
Confectons aud nEuseous vermiu uges which In use
They may be taken all times withPrrfect safety as
they contain no Mercrry, other deleerous drug.--
NIo,hers .houd always rurehs,e h,em, and give 'hei'
children no o,i'sI
Each tox contains % crops.
mo Cathauic whaieveris neceSuyto be gven)
For sale by ali drusgis and dealers in medicines
CnAs. r. WALKER,
oe,itiy Buffalo, n. v. and Fort Enc. q. w.
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Prices are Good, money is plenty aud
the Printer should be paid.
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The sOth Ohio, when last heard from,
wcrestill at tChrksburg, Va, guarding stores.
he sth Ohio were at Front Royal, on the
lS ult.
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Tn nae NERYnrs AND CoNsuM.

TO THE NERVOUS AND CONSUM.
TIVE OF BOTH SEXES.
A retired clergyman having been re.
stored to health in few DAYS. after many
years Of great suffering, Is willing to assist
others by seuding tlrcel on the receipt Of a
post. paid directed envelope, COPY Uf the
prescription used. Drrcct the REV. JOHN
NJ DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Ny.
June 10 I'm
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Rain aud Flood.--We have had an un.
usual amount Of rain lately and the streams
have been very much swollen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

t9-Thai the TRIBUNE has the larR-
est circulation, snd is, therefore, the
best medium FOR advertising, in Seneca
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Timn Retail Market.

Wholesale and Retail dealers In Groceries and pTo
duee Of allkinds, 5hs whAns BLOCK Tifin OIL
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NIII4IINElSN y
and
MANTVA MAKING.

Mrs. l.. @. ALLEN wishes to
Inform the ladies Of lin and vicinity that she in.
e. nds kecp uiue assortment ut millinery goods ais
caps. dress Tummiefs, Burons, Brli., sc. she
viii spare pains In keemug np the latest novelty NJ
the season. shc has employed m experienced Dfcss
Maker to suIetnteud that department, family seS.
ing done to ofdet, and On short notice.
dresses, ,Cloak,, aud Manulla, mn! Mt prices 10
suit the tines Terms, cash. la1ie. give hers call,
and YOU w,llbe surprised At tue exceeding low phres
Tome mud sec for yuur,elycs Patterns itr ladies and
chihirrn's Apparel. Thankful CT past fayurs, she
hope. sullto share the public pa,r nae.
Rooms on Market Street, opposite nt kUhn's office
may2.3m
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Proposals to Loan.

Written proposals are invited by the city
council Of Tifin, 90 be received at the Clerks
Office until the Esd inst. for loan Of two
thousand dollars (S2, ,000) in money TO be
used In the erection of Az Engine House. for
W hieh the bonds Of the city will be issued in
sums Of fifty dollars and upward, payable
in eighteen months and two years.
BY order Of the council
C. ZELLER,
City clerk
June 10, '622w. Sl,00
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Col. Gibson arrived home on Friday. on
sick lsave' and is now with his family. He
had anNattack Of Camp Diarrhea but is recoy.
erlng. He left the 4sth near D ecatur, Ala.
bama. en- route for Chattanooga and East
Tennessee. The whole of Buells army has
taken that direction and will makea con
junction with Geh. Morgan, who is marching
down through Cumberland Gap. We may
look out for news In that direction. X
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No more Rheumatism after using watsons.
Neuralgia King.
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Terms of subscription.

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No paper will be stopped until all arrearages
te paid, unless at the option Of the publishers
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and one copy to the gctter up Of club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
mcnt by paying up sll arearages
Specmen copies sent free.
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To Clubs.

Asan inducement to getting up Clubs, We
offer the TmBuSE at the following ratesi
Club OF 6, year, in advance, 81 35, each
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-19

Mr.. Lincoln's idea of the Strength OF
the Army.
The President keeps COO, which is more
than can be said of the Cabinet-in fact
it is reported, Secretary Seward has left
the city with his family and baggage. But,
this is all right; The Premier" should be
the last man caught by the rebels, since
Mason and Slidell would then have it all
their own way at st. James and the Thuil.
leries.
Somebody-some inquisitive Yankee,
likely as not-asked the President "What
number of men have the enemy in the 6eld?"
"Old Abe" looked serious, and replied,
Iaoelue hundred thousand, according to the
best authority" The interrogation blanched
in the face, and calculated, {" My God u
The President continued: A" Yes, sir, twelve
hundred thousand-no doubt of it. You
see, all Of our Generals, when they get
whipped, say the enemy outnumbered them
from three to,6ve to one, and must believe
them. We have four hundred thousand
men in the field, and three times four make
twelve, Don't you see it?" Cant see
it," said the bore, as he frightened up and
started for his hat. This is retailed 10 cab
met circles as "Old Abe's last. - Wash.
imgtoa Letter
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NEW SERIES-NO. 1853
Flint Hill and the Warrenton Junction,
with the advance, under Hooker, in front

Flint Hill and the Warrenton Junction,
with the advance, under Hooker, in front
OF Germantown.
With the exception of Sumner, the COM
manders of the army corps of the Army of
the Potomac had continued to inform me
that their commands were and had been de~
moralized ever since they left Harrison's
Landing that they had no spirit and no
disposition to fight. This latter statement
their conduct in the various actions fully
contradicted, bat the struggling in those
corps was distressing.
The full facts having been reported,
on Tuesday afternoon, to retire to the
intrenchments near Washington, which was
accordingly done on that day and the next,
IN good order and without the slightest
loss.
Banks, who had been left with the rail.
road trains, cut off at Bristol by the burning
OF the bridge, was ordered to join me on
Monday at Centreville, which he did on the
atterno of that day.
This brief summary will explain suffi.
GENTLY in detail the whole of the operations
OF the forces under my command, during
sixteen days of continuous fighting by day
and marching by night.
10 confront powerful enemy With great
" inferior forces, and fight him day by day
without losing your army; to delay and
embarrass bis movements, and to force him,
by persistent, resistance, to adopt long and
clrcultous routes to his destination are the
duties which have been imposed upon me.
They are, of all military operations, the most
difficult and the most barassing, both to the
commander and to his troops. How far we
have been successful, leave to the iudg.
ment of my countrymen. The Armies of
Virginia and of the Potomac have been
united in the presence and against the
efforts of a wary and vigorous enemy in
greatly superior force to either, with no loss
for which they did not exact full retribution.
Among the officers whom feel bound to
mention with especial gratitude, for their
most hearty, cordial and untiring zeal and
energy, are Generals Mcdowell, Banks,
Reno, Heintzelman, Hooker and Kearney,
and many Others of inferior rank, whom I
shall take great satisfaction 10 bringing to
the notice of the Government
The troops have excited wonderful pa
thence and courage, and I cannot say too
much tor them.
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LETTER OF GEN. MCDOWELL.

WASHINGTON. September lO.-The fol.
lowing is General McDowell's letter to the
President
To His Excellency the President of the United
States:
l have been informed by Senator that
he has note written by Colonel of Cav.
airy, MORALLY wounded in the recent bat
ties, stating, among other causes, that be
"was dying victim to McDowelI's treach-
cry" and his last request was that this note
might be shown to you.
That the Colonel believed this charge and
felt that bis last act on earth was a great
public service, there can be no question.
This solemn accusation from the grave of
gallant officer who died for his country, is
entitled to great consideration and feel
called upon to meet it as we'll as a general
charge, from one now no longer a Die to sup.
port it, can be met.
l therefore beg you to please cause a
court martial to be instituted for its inves-
tgati0n, and in the absence of any knowl.
edge whatever as to the particul act or
acts, time or place, or general conduct. that
the deceased may have had in view.
have to ask that the inquiry be without
limi alton and be upon any point and every
subject which may in any way be supposed
to have led to bis belief. That it may be
directed to my whole conduct as general
officer, either under another or whilst in a
separate command, whether on matters of
administration or command; to my cores
pondence with any of the enemyis com.
manders, or with any one within the ene-
my's' lines, or to my conduct, or the policy
pursued BY me towards the inhabitants of
the country occupied by our troops, with
reference to themselves or their property;
and further to any imputations of indirect
treachery or disloyalty to the nation, or any
individual having like myself an important
trust, whether l have or have not been
faithful as subordinate to those placed
over me; given them heartily and to the
best of my capacity all the support in my
power; and whether have or have not
failed through unworthy or personal mo.
tives, to go to the aid or send reinforce
ments to my brothertcommanders.
That this subject Of my alleged treache.
ry or disloyal.y will be fally inquired into,
l beg that all officers and soldiers, or civil.
ians, who may know or thank they know of
any act Of mine liable to the charge in
question, will make it known to the court.
y / also beg that the proceedings of the
court may be opel and free to the press
from day to day.
| have the honor to be. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
+ (Signed) IRWIN MCDOWELL.
( AZ Commanding Sd Army Corps,
( ia 69af sm Army Of Virginia.
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Mr.. Lincoln's idea of the Strength OF
the Army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-27
Bl.ObkLl y.

PoLuIcAL.-The Democratic Regular Gene
raj Committee, st thor meeting On Wednesday
evening, lad stormy time over the report q the
Committee ON the 18th Ward Election, which was
adopted, and the delegates admitted. The Cen
ira, Democratic Club, on the salne evening. passed
resolutions declaring tho Importance Of reorgani-
cation OF the Democratic party and the necessity
Of Harmonious action. Last evening the Ward
and Town Republican organizations, assembled
FOR the purlo-o Of enrolling the names Of Republi-
eau voters. George W. Curtis, Esq, sloke be-
fore tie Banner Republican Club, at Gothic Hall
last evening, on "Ihe Way OF Peace
FouRTH OF JuLY.-Tho Mayor has issued a
proclamation In Which he calls attention - the
ordinance prohibiting the firing Of crackers OF
firearms OF any description between tho present
time aud thc Fourth of July, stating that the law
| will lie risdly enforced. Tho attention Of til
| police Is called 10 the matter,
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElN-
> cd by the school Officers Of the FIFTH WARD
AT tho office Of the Clerk OF the Board of Edueat on,
corner Of Grand aud Elm Sta, until M'nday,ihe SUN
day OF June, 1862 al u o'clock noon for painting
the exterior and the walls and woodwork OF the in
terror Of Ward School House No. ~, in said Ward
pursuant TO specifications on hlc aud to be seen a.
the o,iue OF the Superintendent Of school bindings
No Vi Croshy st. Two responsible and approved
sureties will be rcquir, from the successful bladder
aud no prov osals will be considered IN which ne
sureties are named. Tho School ohcers Oh W
proposals oe cd, IL deemed FOR the pubic ihteres
TO do so. ,,,, H..
JOHN BFSSoS, ! BnNdinI ava fW'
JAMES NJ TlliliIs nsilhS .'nn'-
HENRY HOPKlNsoS, J tee 9TH Ward: -,
$500 ,s,Y ,ei lJ'l0l
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DRY GOODS.

A LARGE ADDITION,
"A THE LAST FOR THE SEASON
HAS BEEN MADE TO OUR IMMENSE
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH PURCHASED
IN TIE AUCTION ROOMS,
FOR CASH
NOTHING PURCHASED THAT Is NOT
BARGAIN
AND, IN ORDER TO GAIN TIE
CONFLUENCE AND PATRONAGE
OF THE PUBLIC,
SOLD FOR SMALL PROFITS
THEY ARE BOUGHT
IN ORDER
TO CLOSE OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK
BEFORE THE 18th or JULY,
AS The STORE WILL THEN BE CLOSED
fOR EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS
TIE ENTIRE STOCK HAS BEEN
MARKED DOWN
TO AUCTION PRiCEsi
1900 yards Lavellas and Barege Anglaia, .. &c
and Dc.
5000 yards L'velln and Bmess Broche, a, De-
10c, and i2kc.
$500 yards PARIS Grisallies at Ia, is ad.and IL Cd
10000 yards Poll dc Chcves, Il, IL 81, aud IL Cd.
,''o yards Poplins, IL Sd and Is 81.
5000 yards Plain Mohaxs, at Is.
5000 yards silk Warp Poplnot, At "a.
$500 yards Six Popiins, at 2s. OIL.
1000 yards Sax and Wool Bsregcs, Is, Is 81, and
5000 yards Crepe dc Paris, IL. Cd.
10000 yards Barge Angsis, ~ wide, al "a, old
price Gs.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
5000 yards black Barge AnglAis, at ~.
5000 yards black Barge SILK and Wool, is, Is 81,
and IL Ci
- yards Bomhazine at "a 81, a., and Is
- yards ~ yards wide, black Delaine, los.
---- yards yards wide, black Darexe and Grape
Hasetos, nj Do and Cs
ALSO
Case Printed Mafseil4ss atis.
2 Chses Pole 4. Chcue, alightly damaged, oc
300 Barge Anglais Robes, II nounces, 81
300 do DO do founcos, 81 30.
ALSO
ALARGE STOCK OF BLACK SILKS,
AT OLD PRICES,
-AI.SD-
THE CHEAPEST STOCK OF SILK CLoAKs,
IN THE CRY.
Also
A LARGE LINE OF DOMESTIC GOODS.
VERY tuEAr
CRYSTAL TdIACE EMPORIUM or
FASHION.
W r ROBERTS, 2bl BOwERY
n b-Piosse remember ani look tlr the name
ovr' the door, and do not b'Ieye you AZ. ia RO.
BfNiS' unlc's sou see the name. ic23 C'lJ3
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, 10 e..


~ .. noNraonaar sDwAaps.
Why gush up those sorrow dew-drops,
From che spring Of human love,
Why those tears let 'scspe thine eye.lidA
Has thy lov'd one gone abo vsf
Il IL that one CHERISHED, bonor'd,
On the battle field lies slain :
II 30, let my tears he ming ed-.
God IN mercy ssas Thy pain.
II for husband, II for father,
That Thy loving heart thus grisveA
Or, perhaps, Q dear fond brother,
That thy aching breast thus heavsg
Mourning strsnger-brother. sister
Ties tie LOT OF human kind,
And though tears should course yet faster,
Let me mingie mine with thine.
Ali nsthinks I see Q mother
Whom the stroke has fallen on,
Gaze, and gazing on We picture,
Cry,-my brave, my noble snt
Dear, fond mother, cease rerlnins,
Dry those tears, look up Tn high,
There no parting. no more sighing,
There the rsnsou.d never die
There, thy son awaits thy Coming,
Dress'd In robes o. spotess White,
lie the angels song 10 singing,
Having fought the faithful hght.
Hark the orus-gory-Aonor-
HalleluJah 20 the lamb
There he'll cry with heavenly rapture,
Welcome welc ONE, mother, home
Mourning stranger father, moiher--
Let me mingle tears with thine
Mourning wife, or sister, brother,
would share with thee thy pain;
Our sad pilgrimage 50 on ended,
Then earth's pariiDss will be Ger,
Soon well meet where love Ia blended,
On the heavenly, shining shore
,etrsr Ildce, Er0oklHIl, Juns, 1902.
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RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
O-From foot Of Coftlandt street. Connecting Vt
Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lsotawana,
Western Railroad, and at Esston with Iehigh Val
ley Railroad and its connections, forming n direct
line TO PITTSBURGH and the WEST, without .
change Of cars.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING Mary oth. l,d2. Leave Now York
AZ follows:
HARRISBURG Exr,rss-At "a. NJ, r,r Eas. n,
Reading, Pottsville Harrisburg, Msuch Chunk,
Will ,msport, &c.
MAIL TaAM-Ats A. NJ, for Easson. Water Dap.
Scranton, Great Bend, P.ttson, wilkesbarre, &c.
IL ~ THsnUaB TRAiN-For Eastpn, Mauch
Chunk, williamsPort, Reading, Pottsville, Harris
ar. N. Tmaouau Train For Easton, Be,hl ehcrn,
Allentown and Msuch Chunk.
b30 p. n. WAY TaAis-for Sonerville.
500 r. N. Western Express for Easton, Allentown,
Reading, HArrisbureh, Plttsburg, and the w,st.
Sleeping cars from Jersey City through to Pits
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The A. NJ. Express Train from New York ar
rives at Harrisburg at p. NJ, connecting Fast and
West on Pennsylvania Central Railroad, Northern
Central Railroad North ani south. aud with Cum
berland Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR TIIR
WEST
leaves New York at SIP. N. daily tsundays except
cdl making close connection at Harrisburg with
Pennsylvania Ralro'd--with no change of cars +,
p.ttsburg, and but one N Cincinnati and Chicago.
-Four hours time 10 saved by taking this trnin.
ELIZABETHPORr AND NEW YORK FERRY.
7,2o and II 20 A. NJ, $50, $50 and 10 p. VI.
The boats NJ + at Bergen Pom, and Mariners
Hsrbor every tr each way, md
Au19 lY'lca JOHN y. STERSS, Esp
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

NlLlTARN AND NAVAL AGENCY
4'i Washington and New York-Arny aud navy
Gains, pensions, hSuuty, prize money, arrears of
pay due officers, soldiers, soamcn and marines,
their widows and orphans, QIarcrmastors con-
tractors, and other claims against the Government
promptly collected. Apply To sAM'L V. NILES,
Washing ton, II. G, or CHARLES e. LEEDS, III
Nassau 81, N. Y. lei0 2tsc'i29
NOTICE-MY WIFE MARGARETTA +.
~ W. having left my bed and board. wthuu, my
her present or Intended place Of abode, this Is 10 for
bid all persons harboring trusting her on my ne
count, AS ! shall pay no bills Of her contracting
PLATT BRl SH. Goth June, 1SG2 je2i 6'llo