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Sheriff Sale.
Timn, July 4th, 'G2
jnlyl 4w
james Fsrguhsr
Peter II. Lott. ct ol.

ItteT II. LOU, CT al.
BY virtue of an order made by The Court OF
Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, OF,
The 7th day of November. A. ID. 1861, and
afterwards at the May term, Of said to.wit:
on the % day Of June A. ID. 1862, in the
above ertitled cause and to me directed, | will
offer for sale at public yendue at the door OF
the Court House, in the city of Tilin, in said
county, on
TnE 2eth DAY or JuLr. A. d. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following de.
scrihed lands and tenements, TO wit:
The east half Of in 10. No. FIVE hundred
and eighty t5e5) in the Second Ward
of the city OF lflin, and further described as
follows, to.wit;
Beginning Tor the saline at the south. east
corner OF said in lot No. 5S5. running thence
west on and along the south line of said 10
lot thirty feet; (30) Thence northerly on and
along the center of said in lot thirteen (l3)
feet; thence westerly two (2) feet and six
(6) inIhesi thence northerly twenty.three
(23) feet; thence easterly two (2) feet and
SIX (6) inches; thence norlherly on and along
the centre OF said in lot mo. $3.50 to the
north line Of said in lot and thence easterly
thirty taO feet 10 the north east coruer Of
of said in lot, and thence south Oh and along
the east line of said in lot to the south east
corner thereof, to the place Of beginning, CON
taining more or less.
Also the west half Of said in lot numbered
FIVE h' ndred and eighty five, 1855, in the 2d
Ward OF the city OF Tiffin. and further de.
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning for the same at the south west
corner Of said In lot, No. 5s5, running thence
east 80 feet; thence north on and along the
centre line Of said in lot, l3 feet: theuce ives
terly feet and inches, thence norlherly %
feet, thence easterly feet and 6 inches thence
northerly on and along the centre Of said in
lot No. 5e5, 10 the north line OF said in lot,
thence west 30 feet to the north west corner
OF said in lot, thence southerly on ard along
the west line Of said in lot to the south west
corner thereof, to the place of beginning con-
taining more or less. Said several described d
parcels or lois TO be sold separate.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
June 97th 1862. $50
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Sheriff Sale.
Mathew McCarty.


VS.
I he Clinton Line Extention X. X. Co. and
others.
BY virtue ofan order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca county. Ohio, at
the oetoher term, A. d. 1860 aud afterwa ards
at the May term, A ID. 1861. in the above
entitled cause and TO me directed, will offer
Tor sale at publ yendue at the door of the
CouIt Houss in the city Of Tifu, in said
county, on
Tvs 2sth DAy OF JuLr, A. d. 1862,
between the hours of 10 clock A. NJ. and 1
o'clock P. M. of said day, the following dc
scribed lands and tenements, to.wit:
In lot numbered two hundred and thirty.
two 2S2 and two hundred and hfty.eieht,
lsoe IN the town Of Republic. and also LOB
humoer ed "A In Perry's addition 10 the
towu OF Republic in Seneca eo.,o
LkW WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
Juue 9Th. '6a ss.75
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Frsn, virginia.

"ppbLroWN, Va, June ~.
Gen, Fremont having been superseded
N ~ command Of this Department, by the
vfders appointing Gen. Pope, his infer.
iof "a rank, over the army of Virginia
and having esked and been refused leave
OF sSscnce, has, at his own request, been
relieved tSem duty. The command is
earnee over to Brigadier Gen. schenck
%e ~ next highest in rank, by order of the
oea; fremont leaves Tomorrow 70,
new iorh. Many Of his officers will &c
WIN him. His resignation is not vel
tshsIai'y know in camp, but will be
Anoaneed Tomorrow BY general. or
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Joseph Zimmerman, ct al,
VS.,


Rosa Mutsehler, ct al
BY virtue of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, on
the 3lst day of May, A. d. 80, in the above
entitled cause and TO me directed, will ffer
for sale at public yendue at the door Of the
Court House, in the city of Tiffin, in said
county, on
THE 2sth DAY OF JULY A. d. 1862,
between the hours of 10 G. clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ, OF said day the following de.
sclibed lands aud tenements. ts.wit:
The north east quarter of the south west
quarter OF section eleven, IN Township |,
[ / north OF range thirteen, n 81 east contain
ing forty acres of land, more or less, subject
to the dover estate Of Rosa Mutsehler. Al
so lot numbered forty three [43l in the town
OF New Reigle, all in Seneca CO.. o.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third casl O..
day of Gale, one-,hird in twelve months, and
one third in twenty four mouths with interest,
thereon from day Of sale. The deferred paw.
mentss to be secured by mortgage on said
premises.
LEVI WEIRiCK,
Sheriff.
June 9th. so. s4.65
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100000 Volunteers 90 be CaiI-
ed for.

1t is stated that on recommendation of
the Governors Of all loyal States, the
President will call for 200 900 volunteers
to hold points already acquired, and close
the war.
The following order has beer received
IN this city from the War Department:
1t Is ordered that out of the appropia-
,ion for collecting, organizing and drill
ing volunteers there shall be paid in ad.
vance for each recruit for three years or
during the war, the sum Of $25, being
one fourth Of the amount Of the bounty
allowed by law. Such payment to be
made upon the mastering of the regiment
to which such recruits belong into the
service of the u. s.
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Camp Lincoln.

This is the name which has been civ.
en-, by General Orders, to the encamp.
ment of Gen. McClellan's army before
Richmond. A letter says:
This is, perhaps, the grandest encamp-
meht ever filled by an army-lrom lsh-
land to the James rver-thence to York
town--thence to the White House, and
thence across to Ashland, enclosing a
space of 800 square miles within its
boundaries, and il is the best appointed
and disciplined army ever organized
since wars and rebellions began.
Camp Winfield Scott was pitched be-
fore Yorktown, and saw its evacuation;
Camp Lincoln will not only witness tho
lall OF Richmond, but will oc the last
grand encampment required to force the
Seceders back to the Union.
The name is well given. No man
should be honored more than he whose
hrmncss and honesty united the whole
mass of the country in an effort to nut
down the rebellion, and whose course,
now that he has been in office for third
OF his term, is as just and popular as it
was when he entered. And Immortality
is given to his name when borne by the
camp whose soldiers arc so soon to cap
ture Richmond
From Camp Lincoln | write you these
nnes, and am as proud that "lIonest Old
Abe" gives it name as if were already
ON the march TO the Capital.
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ing them near the rebel Caital, after the
gunbouts have cleared away the obstruc-
tions.
Our army is now extricaied from the
mnlurious swsmps Of the Chickahominy,
on the hinh ground Of James River.
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Ohio Pays Her Direct National
TnN

The Treasurer OF the State Of Ohio
deposited with Z. t. Carson, U. s. De-
Pository in Cincinnati, on Thursday,
ssSo,ooo, tho amount Of the National
direct tax assessed on Ohio
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June 27th, 1862.
sheriff Sale.


Charles Mutschlcr, Ad OF Jacob Welter
decd,
VS..
Jacob Schaub and others.
BY virtue of an order made by the Courtof
Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio, on
the 3lst day Of May, A. ID. 1862, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public vendue at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Tifiin, in said
county, on
TnE 2slh DAT OF July, A. D. 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock p. NJ Of said day. the following de.
scrbed lands and ttnements, to wit:
In lot numbered one hundred and sixty.
five l65 in the 2d Ward of the city OF Tiff
fin, Seneca CO., o.
LEVI, WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
June 81, 1862. 1890
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Henry Berger,

Jacob W. Smith, ct al.
Dy vitae Of an order made by the Cour'
the 4th day Of June A. ID. 90. in the above en-
titled eanse and to me directed. Twill oher
for sale at public vendue, at the door OF me
Court Hosse, In the eity Of IiRn, in said
county, on
TnE 2eth pAror JpIr, A. ID. 1862. =.
between the hours OF 10 o clock A. Nj and y
O'Clock n. M, of said dag. the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to-wit:
Ia lots numbered thirty two 32l and thir.
ty three 33l in the town OF Louisville. SEN
eea CO., o.
sheriff
luna s7lh, 1861. $3.50
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Sheriff Sale.
Nicholas Umsted,
Jacob Emick.

Jacob Emick. =.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Seneca county. Ohio, at
the May term, A. D. 1861. in the above
entitled cause and to me directed, shall OF.
ier for sale at public vendue, at the door OF
the Court House. in the city Of Tiiin..in saief
county, on rL -'.4
between the hours no O'Clock a, m and -
o'clok p. m., Of said day. the following de-
scribed lands and tene ments. TO viii:
In lots numbered Ave hundred l5oOl in the
Second Ward of the city Of Tiiiin, Seneca coz
Ohio. ..
LEVI wElRIoK,
Sheriff.
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F'sn'eaeLeave m,s Com mand
''AAD9VAhrrhs MipDlrros, va.9

0AHIths MlpDLEroN, Na.l
lane 2s. &
Gea. Fremont, with his personal staff
and escort OF eayalry, left camp at 9
o'clock this morning. Afler visiting
Gen. Banks and Sigel he Dismissed
me most Of his staff, and with the rest
rode on to Martinsbvrgh. No opportu-
asty was given for demonAtration, but
h'sss iss general regret aud. indignation
|Ghesrghvul the eAlaps.
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MCCLELLAN ADvAwING.

hlhNNi W. of juno @Ds lou II. ".
To Hon. f. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of
War:-We have advanced our pickles on
the left considerably to-day, under sharp
resistance. Our men have behaved very
handsomely. Some firing still contn-
ucs.
[Signcdl GEO. d. M'CLEf Lam,
Mnj. Gen. Commanding.
FRoM REDoUr No 3,3:f5P.M.
To Hon. Il. NJ. Stanton Secretary Of
War:
The enemy are making desperate re-
sistOnce to the tdvnncc Of cur pickets
lines. Kcarncy and one half Of IIooker's
men nre where want them.
have this moment reinforced Hook
cr's right with brigade and u couple Of
guns and hope in few miautes tn finish
the work intended for to-day. Our men
are behaving splendidly. The enemy
are fighting well, also. This is not n
battle merely an affair of Hcintzelman's
corps, supported by Kcyes, aud thus far
all goes well, and we hold every foot we
have gained. five succeed in'whut we
have undertukcj, il will be a very impor-
tont advantage gained. Loss not large
thus far.
The fighting up to this. time has been
done by Hookcr's division, which has be-
hovcd as usuOl-that is most handsome
ly.
On our right Porter has silcnccd the
cncmy's batteries in his front
[Signcd,] GEO. b. MCCLELLAN.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
RrDouT No. 3, B =. NJ.
To Hon. L. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of
War.
The affair is over, and we have gained
our point fully, and with but little loss,
notwithstanding the strong opposition-
Our men have done all that could be de-
sired. The affair was prr,ially decided
by two guns that Capt. Deernsy brought
galluntly into action under very difficult
circumstances. The enemy was driven
from his camps in front of this, and all is
now quiet.
[signcd,l GEO. b. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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SOMETHING NEW II
NEW GOODS,
NEW STYLES
AND LOW PRICES ~!
The Clothing Store
PHILIP sCHEIB.

Vtuccessor 70 3 B. Sbeath,)
Embracing everything that is ne
and servieesble. Comprisiug every article eonneoW
wfth reference o the OF this market, which II
shall sell st unusualy low figures. have on hond
''rge STOCK Of goods, consisting of the 81 ieFent
styles Of
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CLOTHS, ClSSIMERS,
VeSttngs,

Tweeds, Union C1simer, sstnetts, Kentucky
Jeans, aud all Kinds Of summer goodsi also full
stock of
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Gent m ms Furnishing Goods,

on hand, snd large lot Of RfapY nApt CLOTHING Of
my own manufacture, which will Ne sold for cssh
cheaper than ever before Offered In this mahet.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

In the Tailoring Department I
positive that give ful satsfsction, having t
my employ MIR. BACHER. who has by his skill won
fofhirrsefa rcpuition as Gutter, which Is unques.
iionsble, andh would be pleased to have all lis oG
customefs call and see him NJ his new location, for
he Is confident he CAN GIVE Salts SFACTION to-
ALL Mr.. Bacher returns bis thanks to the public foF
the liberal share Of patronage received from thsniS
and hopes with desire to please to merit contins
nance Of the same.
Diect consider ration, in the purchase Of nv stock
for the wants Of the ehiHens enables me ssy ths,
have stock that will Please and Ht fRiCks THAT
MUST SELL
Call and Examine.
mNyes,Gc. pHILP scBEiB,
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sheriG,s Sale.

June 27h. go sslS
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Sheriff Sale.

June 81, 1862. s3,s
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1862.
L III f
1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAlLbOAO,
with IT. connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
YRON Ngw-NOKK THE PRINCIPAL WKsrKhN CITIES
Gs; trains daily from New Y9is to rhiladelPhia via
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST By THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-Iokk IRON THE
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning pas.engeTs eaye New
York e. a. line other routes, Evening passenSe"
a. m one hour later than other lines
b. way Of Allentown, evening passengers leave e. M
three hours later than the lines and By both routes
arrive at fle tine Northern lines IN Chicago and all
points ~ the Norm Wes Cestioe IudanoPois -o1i've
points West with lever changes Of cars.
Sleeping Cars without change from PhilsdeiPhis 70
Sn.ok ng aud Saloon Cara n all trsiu,
are the other foutss
Bsgg,ge checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, good until used. by fittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
The PennsylsaDia Central Company Fmigrant
Accommodate Linz. which affords comfortable mode Of
tye parties moving Westward at one half tina usual rates
.! isis l.
by b, route feigbts Ct al descriptions be forwarded
= and from sy point the Railroads Of ono Kentucky ln
sua Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
bOAD DIRECT to port on the nayisa0le rivers Of
~. west BY steamers from Pittsburgh -, N,
he fehDsylvana Railroad NJ all time. ~ favorable
ssIgec by Railroad Companies Merchants and chip
- tustins Ie transportation OF tf rIeisht 70 TINS ION
t.y can rely with confidence on Us speedy Transit
LIVE STOCK.
farmers and Dealers 10 Live Stock will hud this most ad-
'tisgeos route, Csplcious Yards vel wateIed and sup
so Connection md every attention paid 10 their
tV arr sburg ~hce viii Do found every convenience for
ssong sid resting choice Ia offered Of the PHlLADEl-
talA. NEW-YOBk snd BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J. H. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Astor-Ho1ss.
LEIGH Co., Freight agents ..
No. Astof House aud No South Wilismtt
MCDONALD BlsCHOtF, Enigrant Agents,
,,o,,, ,,,.... 10 Bsttefy.P!aes
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NETWORK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.


COMMENCING MAY 3 1862
Passenger Station ia NewYork cor 21h-sL snd SIN Az
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
Fer Ee~-H.y.n :. q. HI. Ok u ll:l5. (EI)i $50
Fof Bridgeport, . 9 a M, (Er.); RIB CEx)i $50
For Milferd stTsford fairfield, souhpor, and westpOr,
"a N. I2:l5 $50 and 30 2. - .
For NoTwsk T. $3.50 m; l2;lj, 3. tE1)i 35o 49, 81;
For Dsrieu and Greenwich, = $50 IN l2l5, $50 +2}
ESQ p. IN. 49, -, .,
So 4:30, $50. p M A. 81,
For Pot Chester and int mediate ,a;ions7 $500 IN H.
T., $3.50 1870. $780, $3.50 p
For Port Chester and New Rochelle D IL, (E1)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield, g. m (E1.h (ELh p M
Fsr Boston. via Shore Lint. l2:l5 p. NJ, lEI)
For Hartford and Springfield, g. m lErl' H;l' s.
OIL p. NJ. (EID ~,
and mas p IN. 10 Northampton
For Hartford, Providence and fishkiA Railroad IN ,
sLI), 1915 D. N. . nh,
FOR Hsw.iIasen, Eew-London and SioninGon Railroad
gt a IN, II: IS, s. p H. ttJ)
Fer anal Railroad. i2:l5 p. ~. 70 Northampton
For Housatouic Ks!T0aQ. 20 Filtsheld, m D. n 10
Bari gtnu ard Saturda' . through 70 Pittsheld
Fox NsugAtuck Railrosd, =. IN. y. m. -
For Dsnbufy and Norwsk ElTo4d, u V:JO g. M 8; ~
JAMES ". HOYT, Superintendent.
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DECISIONS, BOUNTlES, BACK PAY, WAR
Il CLAIMS AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
STEWART. STEVENS. CLARK { Co.,
ATroEsuIs AND COrssELOKs At Law,
No. ~ Pennsy wanna Avenue
MesAington. u. Z

Til. Gru having Thorough knowledge u the Pension
Business and being familiar with tie practice In al the De
Of Government believe that they afford greater
facilities Pension. bounty. and ober claimants Tor the
prompt succesln sccOp mon OF business ntrusted
10 them than any other firm Washington They def On to
secure Of this business viii enable them 70
execute ia. business for each clautlt VERY CHtAPLf,
and on the basis Of pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR
SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. Fof THIS purpose they viii
secure the services OF LAW FIRM IN each prominent local
ghOut the States where such business may had
furnish luch with all Ito blank forms OF application
and evidence and also requisite printed pamphlet nstucons
and upoa the due execution Of tho papeF ard Transmission Of
the ,i,ns to a. Local Agents they will promptly per
form the business here. Their CHARGES viii be ~ TEN
DOLLARS fOK OFFICERS AID ~ FIVE DOLLARS
FOR PRlyATES for each PENSION, or BOUNTY AND
BACK PAX obtained, end ten per cent on amount of
CLAIMS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR
INBtANlry
rt Solder, enlisted since the LIST day Of March 1861, IN
ary sud OF selvice MILITARY OR NAVAL. who die.
aD@d b. disease wounds entitled 10 Pensions All
Sodc who Tor two years. during the wal should Il
close, VIII be entitled 100 Bounty Widows Of
sooiTs Tho die Lsd entitled TO Pensions and
the : 100 Bounty II there be widow. then the minor chill
dren the father mothei bTothe or sisters entitled
Az above JOSEPH b. STEWART,
n L. str NENS
EDWARD CLARK
o. 4. STEVENS,
Washington, ID. c., 1862, W, h. GAYLORD,
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WINTER GARDEN
MONDAY June 20 and following evenings
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEk
Of the
GREAT BURLESQUE SPECTACLE,
THE WIZARDS TEMPEST
PROFESSOR ANDERSON
will give hi
FINAL MAGICAL PERFORMANCES
with
ENTIRELY NEW FEATS IN MAGIC,
performing thsm In the character OF Prospeio.
TONIGHT (MONDAY June 20
BENEFIT OF MISS FLORA ANDERSON,
tie glorious little gem, who, the Fsy Vysndiere lightly
entrances the house.
TUESDAY, June "a,
BENEFIT or MISS LOUISA ANDERSON,
the cherning Ferdinand
WEDNESDAY, June -,
BENEFIT OF MISS HELEN AND MISS LIZZIE
ANDERSON
The Esprit of the Unon and the Captain OF the Corps"
THURSDAY June p,
BENEFIT OF MISS lone BURKE,
the fascinating Ariel Of The Tempest.
FRIDAY. june n,
BENEFIT OF PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
SATURDAY. June 20.
BENEFIT OF MISS EMILY TH0RNE,
Her First Benefit In America.
Extraordinary Novelties In preparation for the following
week.
THE PUBLIC AND THE PRESS
having admitted THE WIZARDS TEMPEST TO be the best
Spectacle lately produced 20 during this ito las, week.
should be the aim Of the great 81 600 00o OF country
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DRIIE CONCERT.-At Washington Hall,
l. 3d.av aud ls5th.st.. on TUESDAY EVENING, June
~, a beautiful YOUTHS HOLIDAY ORATORiO win pe
performed by large class Of children under Tho direction OF
M PECK. The awards be given the best reeders
of either under 49, H. aud year, Of sge) oil vocsI music
II sight Singers not connected with the concert are respect
fully invited, without admission Fee to oI
The director will sccept engagement 20 Ir.Non y.
BASS IN quartete or proniscnous choT OF sns WA"
sabbsthSohool Address Box No. 3,lOO ~ T. +. "
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Washington, ID. c., 1862.

Amply to associates in
Newt ork.....AlCHARD G.. ELLIOTT,
Attorney and Counselor No. 90 Nssssu.st.
Brooklyp. ....JOSEPH NJ PRAY,
Attorney and Counselor No. $40 Fultonss
Pottsvle Ps..WM. X. SMITH. Attorney aud Counselor
New. Haven. .SILAS A. BRADLEY,
Attorney and Counselor, No. Streets Building
Hartford NC C. SHULTAS,
Attorney and Counselor. No Hunseriord's Block
Albsny........WM. h. HARRIS,
Attorney and Counselor. No. u State II.
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B,yx or Nonru AprKIoA YOKK. June n, 1907.
TIVE Board Of Directors of the Bank OF North
i America have Th. Day declared Dividend Of THkhE
10 t stnchboder on and after July Toe Isusie
books will be closed from tbs Ah OF June uutl ire Bh o.
July. JOHN T. lEA' bhAo', "a'N1'''
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DUBLlC SALE Of VALUABLE HORSES
i II BORDESTON y, New .Jeuey.-I BEG to inform tie
public that my THIRD ANNUAL SALE OF COLTS aud
iILLIES will tsse plac. FRIDAY June u, boz at
O'Clock precisely rain or shine. -
IL win consist PRINCIPALS Of ., 4, ard @yeafod thorough
hrrds Hafbreds and Trosss already trained - eadde or
harness aud sired by the stations in the United states
Cars eav, New YORK a. and 10 m, aud fhil,delphs
At o and 10 a ~, and lz:1O p. IA. AID. MAiLLIAhD.
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Dnil0ina filaicrials.
ID OOFING SLA Il T..
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.

Corner Of lOthay and Quaues Of Iydevillo; Yer
l2th.st., New.iors. mont II. hfDEh,
ADAM PONTON. Superintendent.
This Company invite tho attention Of the public to theit
snperior and We H. known GREEN and PURPLE ROOFING
SLATE which they pared deliver from their Quar-
ries or Depo,s In all sizes suitable for roofing
The public cautioned against spurious and Inferior ar
tee which has been represented and used E.ge Slate
A slate roof 10 preferable 10 tin, shingles or iron
II wei. put on 1t lasts lifetime without needing repairs II
Is as cheap as tin shingles II needs paint Rain water
from sar roof pure has faint Of decayed wood OF
paint Slate roofs eproo insurance companies favor
them; .. will not effect them,
required will be sent 20 any part o
th. country upon application nj the NewYork Depot Order.
addressed ~ above to o. FURMAN No. 20 Courilands
Sew.Y0rk will receive prompt attention
New-York, March. 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

ASSETS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !S2, 33B
At Election held I'd inst, the following gentlemen
were n. elected Directors for the ensuing year:
| FRANCIS L. FCRNALD, GEORGE G. PEIEhS
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH BETJ NJ STl LWELL,
| FRANCIS A PALMER SAMUEL 4. WHITING,
JAMES BAUNES JkDEDIAH MILLER. MID,
| FRANCIS Z. SCHOALS GkORUE blLfl LhAN. MI
| CIIAPIEs RtJRKHALTER EDWARD G.. BADEAU,
| JOUN IODINE ROBERT KNIGHT.
ISAAC " ERIGGS GILBERT L. BEECKnAH
| JOSHUA SUTTON, BRYAN n. SMITH,
| JOHN T. BRUCE, JESSE SElioMAN
JEREMIAH v. SPADEB
Al spbq.open meeting of the Board FRANCIS ?. Fl r.
NAtD e.o was unanimou,lv elected President and WIN
ELLSWORTH, esq. Vice President
dividend also declared Of 10y ten per cent out OF the
earnings Of the last months payable on ne ~ July
NEXT by order, WIN r. Lb"phil'
Innc III 1851 Secretary.