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City Intelligence.

"FR=zDoM, TRuTu Risar'--sEIEv ron TIE FIFTY
rrtsr NEW YoRx ResryEvr.--Mr. Carl Heinenann has
.; composed grand mach. dsdlcated t. the
Flftyrst regiment New York state voiIntcss Colonc
Edward rerrero and be sold Tor tn, benefit ~ the ~
lief fund OF thar regiment. The music liz admirably
brought out having spIeatid ispeco, represent
bctutiful & iascy presented to that regiment.
hc mach Ia called Freedom Truth and Victory - an
several thousand copies for sais rilaay's IA
Roadway.
TsEiarE AsIrrAsr GApspxv, or THE HrSrn REGIMENT
Ngw YORK SrArE VoLrSrgsns.-At meeting Of the
officers Of tho Ninth regiment New York Volunteers
(iaw kins' zoun..@ held At II IN Ike Island the 22d
Or April preamble and resolutions uuanifnolsly
aoptel complimentary TO ia. alto Adutant Charles a
Cadpden. speaking Of him gentleman, a b. love-
br ihsr oiIcef, and gallnus solder, ana nat his
dceih which occurred whFo bravey leading on hs
TO victory thev met with iroparablc loss. Tho
o,ncars and members Of Company X seventh regiment
New York state Militia, n which ANY Adiutlnt
their armory In this city and passed reso uons
do. snce.
pEAn op TIM REV. Tnnss MAcAuxy.--Tho Rev
Thomas Macaulcy, d. d., Ill. D., formerly professor in
the MON college OF this city and pastor Of the OH Muir
raw Prssbyie church. expired last sunday al
his residence In Amity street, the ripe on AZ. ~
eighty ave years The funeral SO vices Will take place At
N - ocock this Afternoon, from his late residence
No. 81 Arlily.
MoyElisfsbr LIEUTENANT woppEv.-This gsiian, ofncer
was visited BY a number OF citizens yesterday. Al he
quarters 10 the 81 Nicholas ote was ar obe~ Of
tho g+cateTt interest lur the morning he raid n
visit tile stock ard exchange board and received
with great enthusiasm. Mr. W. r. vcrnllyea Introduced
lieutenant Wordcn 10 the board la response to 70 eat
sd calls Lieutenant W deiivers short but neat spcech
Tlm FAMILIES voLt SrEXs-1ho female relatives Of
cur volunteer soldiers ads another demonstration at
tho CITY Hail yesterday morning. some designing par
ties evidently urging unfortunate
IA schct, thsrc sscms - tic good de of method
their rrses~dinys. Tie attempted again lorce
themselves the aitention Il the Mayor and the po-
leo were AZ In oblse. W interfere.
orr 'FRONT.' isrsys.--A meeting. preliminary 70 a
general coDvchlgn ii boht % frontier Ind1rs VIII
he he'd ID ryon 10. ~, Cyopcr Institute, Th1rsIl,
May 10. al la lpa a. O'riuck IN h. III scHo3. .
Matters cctU r,tefcs. in no crescent .en3s Of
the o. utry, vii be presented " lostemen the
far West.
WILLIAM WaHs WILLIAMS VIII deliver q Iocters lLs
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MIscelip neoEs.

,Bnis z II AorLros, soan, arroyo, r r, for New
Edwin ForrsSt, had los. fore opinas sails a.
i'r elc rrSnsp was cap r. - ms o. pc Far, b.
NC A- -G sas q p s' crew s, we're o-
PIT on riTd O her. wno br,ng.t her % phaadpha
sorted cargo, which, with the vssse v.ined $4,000
sena G n. n gor len. hoaGs & ana eelSr,
days out struck bs hurri ID thrown her bean
thing eek swept of the siorrn Lasted With shor
as a rins nve days. No lives lost rn,cn
ha u endured until March 10 whoa falling "a
s 1p Sa , soe s sew o le'x ,sr
.uppcd ~ retrn !onr biscuits potatoes. onons behring's
nas.s ON the is.s At she was ogernauicd BY tho
70 ~ an s I'm nawg ~ ~ no1a a who
wiibessei suet y m pest bef"rs.
srHR Acrvr CAPTURED 10Th u Of Charleston by ,,e
.,eamer sian"aa AZ Ing na.ter sheldon edo: was a.I
saang her f,rena~ and elng eaks, hnc put INTO raai
siors. &C. ard With the 81 oaner, wort hhott s1Oo0
srsas,n SANTA CaUz, yOI tons from shan bal iank,w
.,s u F near Ranking on The S"n,e river o p 'r
wish 10 Oh passenRcrs Sue reported to b. insured
Glun.lTAR April srhc Italian rolaccs rrolc Bo;tona
fro Ggenu l.r NJ 'snphgr) pa. % here April is'h.
Brk Ro~er 1858 tons ahanghae hns lately been sold
whniemcn.
arr az New Bedford 40 in., girk President wordrl
nen board Aa en scH o = & p I'll ss %A ~ s
brls ~ whAles. On The - the other the 9th
ON, aud ctner t9lk out the lines Reports nothing
SD l.th, nars JOhn dawson.
Homes Zoe lust. bark America Luce, Indian
OCEAN Maurtus Nov TO- >, Helena March H. with oJ ob
~ nil
Arr II New London 9Th ust sohr Rainbow, -. Of and
from N,nuc st whabS-pui IN for repairs being leak
stu again ytn.
81 ilon I'm, brig Georsiana Rogers, Cumberland In
IL.
sd from sIppican 18th inst brig Aamaha Gray, Atlantic
d can; schr Aimiryi Bla~e. II ttsswny, do 80
nj fsla March 20 chip Tlhlnnroo. Megs, Landed 60
nst for bIg C.ada &c Horts, Howard, 10 i3J VIII
and laAl tbs bone.
pr lin, brig Water Witch, 10 cruise around the Isl
nDds.
ctr r'eeivel in N,nticket frcm racahnano, dated
MARI ~. bsrk OsceOa, llaniben M. tui bound
hotehad To-, y oir, air. binson, ~ PM aelphia.
while the aUa,s fast 80 NAaies thlek
weather on. and tie boat was lost sgi q. Ansr
cri sing daye in arch ~ bnaL hcr
Tho pecn reported picked up and Pot boar
shl, Con titul .on, Oi Va fest {
spoken, NC.
gip John CushinG, ,Wap. Calcutta Jan for Lon
d., Natch 6, lat - ~ =. iNn ~ III y.
rars G1tilge, Bsrtet hence te5 for Australia Mar
ia - an ~ dave rom Palermo for Syor Nay ia,
49,, lon ~ - :.
Foreign Ports.
ASrwrRr, April 1850 ~ SIS y. u. stngtor. WORK
= lron Fusnng 3a, Augustus, RradbUru. Boston 2Jtb
I-n.o La, pa, aud No.vscsn eAanic, NlorA.
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From .,vnA ow's an we gsan rict facts here
soss napublsk I'd, o. the pluck aud aver OF the
yarsou. -.
s. q after STARE Dg tho Knoxville WING ne gSent
~ published lol tery sdyerts meet, pic then
rypisbcd by 9ne an, impt scuinsnt IN ever cony IL
w,ish tina on, nanc jOrTial circulated Tire PIrson
susmies entered suii sans him IN twelve csurs ard,
ss ne offence WINS yah he sK eoied " he itter fuiu
~ III friends taxct theS ingenuity, bUsevrr. and
through the influence Of John Bell the state Lcsaat
r-ocaIsd sbs vIoalsd ss, and saved Brewnos payer
a. liberty.
se has Eone armed Goa t'ruccsy for nearly twenty
ysArs .nd la been ingsrih cd caen in tbo pglJt.
o1~ardy follow named RysD.' u.s. y usNtt hu' y zoe
rsuieh door and nnay .pt ~ PassSns skull, an1 he
h1d " stupor several Seeks
Recovering, he vowed 70 shoot s.rars WHO nnay %.
cscu ofexas. The Pafs0n parsuiay 1IsAd y a nln
dred mies, bat BIS enemy baiiod MIN ~ seeking ne
cesiody Of the ladies.
Abe light sitb Haynes, ssnaor IN the febel con
fede acy. Al bloody aifay. which Bf.9WnoN
vas s,0t through the thgn I've Haynes rtby.
sud vssy nearly took his HE. Brownlow AL
eet N be
G,gsuos rcBcllsO, ssf Washington Territory, At
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The Turf.

FASHION PrKAsrxs GROUND MISUNDERSTANDING
TrznAY May ls.-PuFse goo, mile heats bsst three in
ave, In harness.
n. pffer entered black mare Srnnyede. .......1 I
las. y. McMann entered g. &. Ed. EDDY ........2
3. McIaugb In entered ack r,ding Native Ameri-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-12-06

will be in the very best condition to enforce
the Proclamation. With an army of a mil.
lion OF men, yea, with ten vast armies of q
hundred thousand men each with a navy
that ought to be able without difficulty to take
every part of the South, and fully to open up
the Mississippi, she will have the power, says
a New York editor to enforce the Proclamation
About nine-tentlls of the loyal portion Of
our country are more than beginning to real.
izemost sensibly the truth Of proposition cx.
pressed in the Philadelphia Press, that, +" il
slavery lives, tho Republic dies )" and 81 the
Republic must live, therefore slavery must
die" How is this Let us sec. If five
hundred thousand mechanics and five hun
drcd thousand farmers of the North are call
ed into the army. it must seriously disarrange
the business of the country. But the South
can spare two-thirds of their white men for
the army, while the slaves, the working class,
are left to carry on the business of the coun-
try TO raise supplies for the army, or to do
the drudgerv work of the rebellion. So the
rebellion will probably never cease while
slavery continues, as it is the very prop on
which it rests. Slavery therefore, more than
any thing else, is prcjudicial to the very exis-
tence of our nation,-.he deadly Upas that
stands precisely in the way. putting in jeop-
ar,ly the life of the Republic. 1t must be
dug UP root and branch. In Gods great
nalne let it perish.
The sentiment of the loyal portion of the
country is generally in favor of the Procla-
nation. The press almost universally speaks
in favor of it. On the 2i.h of September n
Governors Convention for the loyal States
met mt Altoona, Penn. Sixteen States were
represented. After consulting, they adjourn
ed 10 Washington and had an interview with
the President. Here they drew up an ad-
dress, which received the signatures of the
sixteen. save one,-GOvcrnor Bradford In
that address they candidly congratulate the
President for his Proclamation. believing it
would do good rs Il measure OF justice aud
soum! policy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-12-06
A Bad Fix.

oacc on a time in the village OF J., i'll
the State Of Massachusetts,, lived beautiful
madca of seventeen, whom we will call Fan.
ny L., and George b was her &C.
knowlcdged lover. The course of truc love
ran smooth, and the twain were made one by
the bcncdiction of the holy church.
They were married early one summers
morning and the same day travelled costly and
happily together to New York rs the first
stage of tn, wedding tour
AS Il companion. young brother of the
bride, niischicvous young rascal, accom-
panied them, and well it would have been
for the happy pair, if they had trusted them
selves to their own society, and left James at
home to ornament dog tails and spit ball the
schoolnastcr.
Well, the party arrived at the st. Nicholas
Hotel. While George was dutifully attending
to the comfort Of his young wife, James in
the performance of his duties as groomsman,
went to the Office of the hotel to enter the
names and select appropriate apartments
Pen in hand, n brilliant idea struck him. and
in pursuance Herewith, he entered the names
on the register thus:
James l..
Miss Fanny l..
George B..
Fanny retired carly, being somewhat fa-
iyucd with travel. George smoked his ci-
gar for an hour or two, and dreamed Of his
bacheIorhood. we suppose, aud he requested
to be shown to his apartment. An obsequi
Gus waiter came with candle in hand, and
asked what number it was
with the lady who came with me-" ro.
piled George
The waiter smiled, hesitatcd and then mp.
preached an cxquisitely dressed clerk. and re-
peated the question.
"Wi,h tho lady who arrived here with
mc," George answered again, blushing to the
tip of his ears.
The clerk smiled, and shook his head as
if in pity Mt the young mans ignorance.
at wont do. sir, you have mistaken the
house, sir. Such things arc not allowed here
sir.'
"Wont do ? why want to 90 to bed"
"That you may certainly do in your own
room. sir but it won't 60 down, sir; here is
the entry, sir"
"The lady's apartment Why, that lady
is my wife,"
Tho clerk bowed ironically. "All very
fine, sir, but it won't 60 down, sir; here is the
entry, sir"
George looked at the register, and there
was the entry, sure enough. "Miss Fanny
L., George B."
He saw the whole secret at glance; he
protested and entreated, but it was Of no use
He called OH James to witness his veracity
but James was nowhere to be found,
The bystanders laughed and the clerk was
inexorablc, and the poor fellow was forced te
his solitary chamber to pass the night invok
ing blessing on the whole Of "respectable
houses" and younger brothers,
How George justified his conduct to the
disconsolate Fanny, this veritabls history
does not state.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-12-06

SINGULAR ARiTHMErlCAL FAcT.-Anv
number Of figures you may wish to multiply
by will give the same result it divided 'by
"a much quicker operation-but you must
remember to annex cipher to the answer
when there is no remainder, and when, there
is a remainder, whatever it may be, to annex
five to the answer. Multiply AGA BY 8,
and the answer will be 1890 divide the ssme
number by 9, and you have 2S2--and. as
their is no remainder. you add ciph~r. Now
take 399-nultiply by s. the answer is 1905;
on dividing this by 2. there is 100. and re-
mainder you therefore place 5 At the end
of the line, and the result is again 1885, +
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-12-06

r Muggins was passing up the street ore
day, with friend, when he observed poor
dog that had been killed lying in the gutter.
Muggins paused, gazed intently at the defunct
animal, and at last said: "here is another
shipwreck." "shipwreck! Wherel" There's
a bark that's lost forever" His companion
growled, and passed on.-Boyton Transcript.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-12-06

CTA Havana letter says that the famous
diamond wedding. as many prophesied, has
turned out badly, and that Mrs. Oviedo ia at
Havana. separated from her husband. A for
NAL separation has been agreed upon, the lady
to receive $4,000 per annum and to live in
the United States. She has had a sorry time
Of it with the Cuban Greybeard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-12-06

~: - The funeral Of the wife Of Lieut.. Gen.
" M'nheld Scott-the remains having arrived
from Italy, where death occurred--took place
'ct' ?th ut St Thomas church corner ofBloal.
way Houston streets. New York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-12-06

w AS the President journeyed through
maryland to Antictam the citizens turned out
a.i along the road to greet him. His journey
was an ovation. Very different from his first
.n me through Maryland, when his life was
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-12-06

t.T Is a soldier supposed to be raw until.
he has been exposed to FIRE,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
1IIuE RECEIyER Of the CLEVELAND and

PlITsBURG RAILROAD COMPASf gisei notice
M the s..es the Company IN his bands sulJect 70 he
direction OF the United States Court for tho 'osIn pct
of Ohio that by the order Of the Court no portion OF the
Of the unsecured indebtedness Of the Company Al ne
earnings after paying operating eIpen'es rent ava oas
n,er. viii be spped the principal oi those debts winch
sre due secured amounting at the pe.eh time 10 sbo
million Of dollars The accrued interest on the thiee olo
T,otgg. has all been provided for from tho earnings oi We
Road aud the interest to be paid u on the funded deb'
bouds (yen eAchsng- for the unsecured icebedne on
M, 6r, dsy of July 1852 The holders Of the hyer Lin.
Ronds Income Bond, Dividend Bonds ard BIZ, PAYABLE
who have not yet accepted tbs terms % compromise ons'a
then. with the approval Of the United States Court are notihd
10 :. hanse their bonds and notes before tie 2ah day OF
June IsG2 they win not be- entitled to receive sny pcon
Of the Interest to he paid 70 those VINO accept me con
lie Bond. can be obtained In eIchange or unsecured
at the Office Of tho Company in Cleveland OF At
No IS Wllam-st., Eew-YoIk City. OF IL G. hiNpSLhi'
J. y. MCCULLOUGH. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
PROPOSALS. for $3.50, 600 Of "TlIE NEW
i NnuK cnuNTn CnIiRI HOusF STOCK .n-Seaed

II
PROPCsALs will be received at the Compoiers once
until SATURDAY. May H. 1852, until 2oeleek p r when
bo same win be publicly opened for the whole or any part Of
The sum Of Two Hundred and Fty Ihou.and Doilaf; oil
The New York County Court House Socf" Authorized by
67 of the Of e, and by ordinance oi the
Board Of Supervisors approved By the Mayor Ap H. l.oi
The said stock TO provide TO pay ioi the land ac
ouif,d for New onsc and 10 erect such Court House
thereon II will bear interest ri the rate Of sz per cent per
,nnnm psysbe half yesy on the hrst days Of May and
Noyember and the principal will be redeemable IN successive
inst.m,ns hundred thousand doI.r.ach com
Iuencinr with the hrst day Of November, d. ibio.
The proposals. will state the smount Of stocs desired and
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals accepted will be required 70 depo' WIN
The County Treasurer within fifteen days after tho opening o
the bids the sum awarded to thrrn respectively 80
presenting TO the Comptroller the ece ps of hs county
Treasurer for deposits the parties viii be entitled 70
ceye certificates for equal amounts Of the par Vsue u 'ne
Stock be aring interest from the dates OF payments
Each proposition should be- sealed and indor,ed iio-
po,sls for New York County Couronse Stock and In
closed in secsnd envelope addressed to the ComPtroef
The r,h IL reserved reject any all OF the bids con-
sderod Necessary to protect or promote the n'eos OF hs
"0u"'' ROBT T. HAwS, Comptroller.
c,,x oe Nav YoYh Department Of Finance, Comptrosrs
Ofce, May 1869
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Amusemenis.

RARNUMu AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY, MyI1
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESSl
TRIUMPHANT SUCOESSi
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESSi
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOWa
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOWt
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOVE
S9sTISUuEEDD SS9sTISUED To-bAYi Fo:DAY
AND ALL OF NEXT WEEKf
AND ALL OF NEXT WEEKf
AND ALL OF NEXT WEEKi
F0HP F0yR HUNDBED HIINDBE PPRREMIlM DOCS!
EESSgRR ESgR HSSSRSEp PsEMSMa pSSs pSSs
days will be exhibited beside ali Of " 'A' M" ''
Mr. FRANCIS BUTLERs CELEBRATED DOGS
which embrace specimen prs of every breed Dogs known
making the finest collection Of the canine family In the wo[
which cTfsRhrsS 1saff; AZ Eqtss SIBERIAN BLOODHOUND
The srss, and has, dog % Of h sgs s1S"n esds ;snS3
DOGS. sHEPHEkD-DoGs. and all kinds Of LadisS Pc
Dogs, making the
MOST ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION
MOST ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION
witnessed. They will be a. oil hours day end
rV Thh magnificent collection Of Dogs win continue
hbition all NEXT WEEK at ell hours, from q m TIL ~
p. IN, daily. -
IL Rare specimens Of finely educated psrformins dog
may entered competition for Discretionary Premiums
at any time this week next. .
All the other novelties Of the Museum will also be exht
bition. including the renowned COMMODORE MUTT TIL
$50, 900 MUTT THE QUAKER, WOODEN GUN
from the Rebel Porti6cations Al CentrevIle Va TIKI
GREAT LIVING WHALE, THE MADAGASCAR Ale
BINOs, THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION, LIVING
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON, LIVING MON.
sTER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY. LIVING
TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA, &c
MADAME CELESTES GREAT DRAMA,
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Admission o all IS children under 10, Is cts
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
June D. $4,000 in Prsmiam. for anes. BABi6S
TWINS TRIPLGTS, QUATERNS, aud FAT BABIES
Number Of Babies limited hundred Ninety already -
gagged Secure certificates immediately at Ticket Once
MR.. LESTER WALLACK begs to announces
WI that his
BENEFIT
MONDAY, May 49,
when the beautiful and intensely interesting drama In pre-
logue aud hve tabezux, entitled
THE ROMANCE
A POOR YOUNG MAN,
will he produced for the time in this Theater
MUSIC SCENERY. MACHINERY, COSTUMES,
all splendid and appropriate withs
GREAT CAST
Boz book open.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

oyyicx OF rnH Plciric MAIL sIEAHsnIP Co,
No 80 Wallst., NKw-YoKx, m.g - iso2
NOTICE is hereby given that The Board oi III
rector. have this day declared DNlDENp o. 70 pe,
r.nu HIVE PER CENT Of the net earnings oi tn. al
three month"; payable a, the office Of tho Company Oh FIJI
DAY. 2Jd inst. , a., =, -, ,.o,.
on the 2Gth BY order Of the BOARD ,,,,,o., =. .
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

CUPREME COURT.-GILBERT ). LYON,
y plaintiff .s.ins. WILLIAM s. HALL and ,i yAS. Ni m
b.nal M.gis her husband Josiah o. brownoll Aed a.
sutton uIdy the United STATE, T,i. Ms, rstsI,n
10 be Attendants above named and each Of shem ou ao
hereby aud e9giIed answer tns o the
cnnn,y of Wsstchsstsr at White Plains In the sd .ouny
Of W.che.,sI and State OF NewYoI. On ,ns M sbs nd
on the subscriber at his office IN W h,ts fa. N
,bs County Of Wschostsr In the State OF New or w'
@ ~ snsr the service Of this summons on you sA
,.. ~ The day Of such scvico and you iA 20 an,~e
the aid compain within the lime Aforesaid ,ns in
a.. compI.Int dated April 81 1851 ,., ...
tho CON RmGxs JOHN ]. CLAPP Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
n1ater.Qurc.
, MITNDEs WATER.CURE, at Florence

DR. MUNDE'S WATER.CUkE, at IuroI'cn' q
Ma, lthree miles west from the NorthsnPtGh ~ ~, n
n,on 4, one of the largest and best regulated
II s situated In Of the heslthirst ana plsa
~ oautsin regions in New England ,nd amply supplied
,,b ,b. pnrrst and codea granite waer Frces io
~ circumstances especially members OF 'he army
VI ba. suffered from wounds exposure, VIII have
Ws1s,Tscx- DR. Munds Is. next to Pr-ssnith the most
a.n, nr.stitioner o iths WscrCure that Germany has
OF prsduc-d."-lN. I. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Gopartnersbip uotirrs.
Eeqal Noiltes.

DURSIIANT to an order of ROBERT II.
i COLES surogaie OF the County OF W e",chester no
Tee IL hereby given sccoTdns 10 law 20 all persons hasn1
can, sgain the OF ELISHA q. oiI, late OF the
Town Of Yonker In szd County deceased 10 present le
sn- with the thereof TO the ar de- sued sdmlnr
tfor Of s gnar the gocd ehstes and credits OF me
aid deceased, at the Once Of WILLIAM A. COuh, AZ
tornsy No liz Broadway New foft City on or before he
18TH day Of Juy A. d. 1879 Dated ~. 18th day OF .nusy
A D. l862 B. I. BABBl1T, Administrator
InlaIa aMl Inn Sat
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
Hlarbinfrn.
DOARDMAN's PATENT STEAM-BOILERS

DOARDMAN's PATENT SHAREHOLDERS
save over 30 per Of ths fue required for ur or plain
cyu der boilers while they have all the advun,sgeso ens
ck,spue and simplicity OF construction, convenience and
~ In ne claimed iof either. Send foT circasr
H. BOARDMAN No. "a Broadway N. Y.
EELIX CAMPBELL, No. 79 John-st., New
York Manufacturer and Dealer in Wrought, Cast and
Galvanized Iron Pipe Steam Gas and Water Fittings Boil
rs Pnmp. &c Steam Cocks suitable for proving steam
boilers In serted at short notice
rGNUE GREAT AMERICAN PUMP. The best
i Ci,.rn Well snd Fire Pump.-Rsises from all depths;
forces 20 p distances; works works well; don't rust
don't t.ege has yoaI and no eqna fI..s
reduced Drawing and Prices free. Address JANIS NJ
kDNEY, No. +7tt Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

CUPREME COURT, County of New York
y In The matter Of III. Petition OF JOHN CONACiEk as
A,.ignes &c Of JOHN sCOTr-To THOMAS FISHER
.ma Iii other creditors OF JOHN SCOTT an Assigning
Debtor Yon and each Of you hereby notified to spper
il you ses c,u,e before A. X HADLEY, ESD hserss sp
o,ed In The above entitled proceeding at the ohee OF the
IA Uadley No Park psce In the CITY OF New.fork on
the 2sh DAY Of My 1907 at o'clock in tbs .tsrnoon then
and there 20 show cause you have why the remaining
..,. ~ aid assigned estate IN the hands of said
sn,e and uncoected should not be sold :. pns sI,uoh
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17

GoyERNMENT ynIA M5SEy GhaaMs aan ANnhAns OF PAY
s. 100 BOUNTY AND PENSIONS. rrr Avn n or,rn
ADJUSTED, COLLECTEp AND GAshED
~, c.,. .J,er and sailors and their relatives
tbs United stn,as by j. D. MORGAN Co.. Army and Navy
Bankrrr No 293 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-17
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