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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DR.. Hammond, Surgeon'General Of the U. 5.
Army, arrived last night in the city, and is stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The Hon. Daniel g. Dickinson Of Binghamton, the
Hon. L. Robinson OF Albany, Major A. s. Kiudrck
If West Point, Mrs. Gen. Van Vliet from Washing
ton, accompanied by Capt. Perry Of the U. Army
and II. L. MeComb Of Delaware are OF the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Senator Stark Of Oregon left the New-York Hotel
Yesterday for Washington. Capt. j. Morehouse OF
the steamship Etna and G.. Il. Crow of England are
at the New-York Hotel.
Major j. D. Kinsman, of Gen. Buffers staff, who
had charge Of Pierre Soue from NewOrleans to New
York, 10 now at the St. Nicholas Hotel, together
with daughter of Gen. Butler and a lady friend,
whose escort be will be 10 her fathers headquar.
ters. Lent Gov. Campbell is also stopping at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Capt Ringgold of the frigate Sabine, Cbas. G..
Myers la.e Attorney General Of this State Major f.
s. Allison of the U. s. Army, and b. X. Plumley OF
Gen. Fremonts staff, are Ut the Astor House.
Capt Aizenloff of Russia, and Capt. Roskel. OF
the Glasgow, are at the Everett House.
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p, r. r. r.
pIERcYiS PATENT PILES PIPE.

The ONLY instrument for the sArS and PsSyscr INTER-
NAL APPLICATION OF Ointment. Made Of HARD RUBBER
1, neither BRr,xs nor CoRRoDEs 1t s easily INSERTED ~
PATIENTS THEMSELVES. causing NO PAIN TO che
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
While II PREVENTS all WASTE It THOROUGHLY Dis
raBrrxs the Ointment the DsrAsyp PAKr thus ene
spFPny CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS, and thoss
much IN IN. SADDLE the PIPE u INVALUABLE.
Piracy, Pngs OIsIxRST applied with this PIPE
ONCE RKLIyyEs the PANS, alsys the lNfLAMMAIiON'
StOfS toe ITCHING. and ultimately CURES THE Dis
gAsE. n,o,,.c an pvAcu
Sole Agent. No. So BeeEmsn st., NewforL
CntHrrh DIR. Go odale's Cat rrh kemedy penee.
he .ecr- ambush this terrible disease ana cures
under ali circumstances without pain peril Pnce 81 per
BIO tie. Depot No 6l2 Broadway Send stamp 'o' P'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

THE RARITAs AND DELAWARE RALRoAD.-Ihe
Rarilan and Delaware Railroad now nearly COM
peied II is expected will be open for travel within
forty days from this time. BY this route passengers
from this city to Philadelphia will be carried for the
sum Of a.. The New.York Depot ia to be at the
foot of Murray street, from which point the boat
will run to Port Monmouth, on the RaTitan Bay, a
distance of % miles from the city. From the latter
place the railroad will run to Kaighns Point near
Camden. The following is the route, with the dis
tance.: From New-York to Port Monmouth, by
steamboat % miles, Port Monmouth TO Red Bank
) miles Red Bank to Eatontown, miles Eaton
town to Farmingdale, miles; Farmingdsle to squan
KUN, miles; squankum to Bergen Iron Works,
miles; Bergen Iron Works TO Manchester, D miles
Manchester to Hilliards Is miles; billiards to But
Ter House, miles; Butler House to Atsion, J.
miles; Atsion TO Jackson, 6 miles; and jackson t.
Kaighns Point, Il miles-makiug total OF JIG
miles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

TIE DENLr LITERARY Accommodations
was a large attendance at the Demit Literary Asso.
Citation in their rooms last evening. TIE exercises
consisted of an address by the President j. Il. Me-
Namara; recitation by l.. B Comng, an essay
by Mr.. Oberlies, a comic recitation by G. A. L.
Cooley, debate on the execution Of Charles l., IN
which Messrs. Braniigam, McNamara, Roche, and
Laird participated; a comic essay by j. A. Roche,
an Grafton by James Laird, n diAogue by hessrs.
Golde~ Ea.tace, and Fitch. songs were sung by
~---sD
Hoffman perfo,-med admirably On the piano. The
enthusiastic aude,.ce evidently came with deter
minaiion to Je please, and was not di*apP' in'ed'
for the exercises were exec. dinghy interesting.
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n;. i,itarn Eoilfes.
GEsgRAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE op NEv-fosK,
ADJUgANr.G ESKRALs OyPIcB, ALBANY, June u. 1917
The KuriDl 0f SOldIera I'm Greenwood Gene


ADJUIANT.GESKRAL'sO YpIcB ALBANY, June 10, 1861
The Burial Of Soldiers I'm Greenwood Gene.
tery.--D.SEkAL ORDERS, No 3I1he Trustees OF Green
wood Cemetery having generously rendered portion OF thef
grounds the nterment Of soldiers In the Volunteer service
fom this who may have fallen In battle died OF dis
ease the following regulations adopted by the Trustees are
hereby published tor general infoImsli1n -,
Notice of should be given at the otfce OF the
Cemetery oxe day previous that appointed for the upers
accompanied by satisfactory evidence thai TIE deceased ~
attached to Militia Volunteer regiment Of this state while
"a active service during period oil he present ~sr and
this effect should be procured from
commissioned officer or from the military aut"'7' OF
the State. -, <u.- .-.,.,,...
sbond slso be furnished Name Of deceAed rsLk regiment
place OF BIRTH place Of death time oil DEATH e'sss
Of d,sth married or unmssried. late residences. age
E.cb hodv Will bs deposit-d in separate grave care
fully numbered snd registered il order to Identity the precise
locality Of each interment"
r.
.uer OF the Comma er.inChief
THO HlLLHOUSS, Adjutsut General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Changes in the Organization of the Army
The Armies OF the Mississippi, Ohio,
and West Tennessee Reconstructed Sep
arnte Commsnds-The Future Opera
tions Of the Different Corps-Gen. Grant
80 10 10 mempbis-Gen. Buell. en- route
for Northern AIabama-G Gen. Pope 10
Remain in the Vicinity Of Corinth-The
Corps Garrisoning Corinti-Gen. Hal
Icck's Movements, etc.
from Our Special Correspondent,
C0RIyTB, Miss, June H. 1862
The following important special order has Just
been communicated from Headquarters TO those con-
serned:
HEApoUARTEKs DgPARTxRST OF THg MISSISSIPPI,
SPECIAL FIELD ORpxE No 6s~I The order dividing The
army Corinh into right wing csrer left wing and re
sene, l. hereby revoked Ms Gems Grant Buell. and Pope
s resue the their serarae army coins sIcen
the division Of Mai Cen Tbomss which iii arthsr ordsIs
will be stationed In Cornth, part ofthe army the Ten
ssssee Gen Thoma. viii resume tho iausdiste command
" bis division, it, arrival Cornth and Bril- Cen Il
" sher@on VIII report to Msj.Oen Buell. for duty with
By order OF Mej. Gen HAILEcK.
J. c. KELToN. A. A
This order re-estabIshes the distinctive organiza.
sion OF the three corps, united into a grand army
after the battle of Shiloh and during the siege of Cor
NTH, Wis the army Of West Tennessee, under Gen
Grant the army Of the Mississippi, under Gen. Pope,
and the army Of the Ohio, under Gen. Buell.. The
aforementioned will consis, Of the divisions compris-
ng the right and reserve of the grand army respect
.yely commanded by Geos. T. W. Sherman, Davies,
Hurbul, Todd formerly Gen. MoKean. absent on
nck leeye), Thomas Lewis Wallace, and McCler- |
sand; the second, .of Gen. Popes old command,
strengthened by the divisions Of Gen. Asboth and |
Jefferson G. Davis, from Gen. Curiiss army; the
third, Of the -four divisions Of Gems Wood NcCook |
-rittenden and Nelson.
The movements Of the three corps for the next
future will be as follows: The army OF West Ten.
oessee wall occupy line raining along the Mem
pms and Charleston Railroad extending from Cor
Inth 70 Memphis. Its LEFT will rest at this point
end be e'mposed of the three divisions OF Generals
honas DAVIES, and Todd, TO constitute q corps
o. garrison IN accordance with the following order,
p'ompissle' simultaneously with the etoye:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
ARRIVAL OF THE MISSISSIPPI AT BOSTON.
Bosros, Thursday juno 49, 1862
The U. s. steamer Mississippi, from New-Oreans
on the 18th inst, arrived here this morning.
THE FATE OF CAPTURED PRIZES.

HE FATE Or CAT
George A. Cofey, esq, United Stated Attorney
for Eastern Pennsylvania, reports that nineteen
twenteths of the prizes brought into Philadelphia
have beeE, or will undoubtedly be condemned, and
their proceeds distributed as prize money. TIE costs
in most cases are light. Quite number of the
prizes are already condemned and sold, and the
money is about being paid over to the Navy Depart
ment for distribution The cages now in adjudication
at Philadelphia will realize to our gallant sailors
several hundred thousand dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
Fire In PhiladeIDhia.

PHlLADgLrnIs Thuuiay June 2G 1862.
a destructive fire occurred this afternoon a, the
freight and storage depot Of the Reading Railroad
at the Willow-street Wharf. A quantity Of un.
claimed freight was burned, and the building was
damaged. The stock Of A. i. Gallagher, s,oye-
maker, was considerably damaged. Loss no, ascer-
tanned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27


ceneral Grant has assumed command Of the dis
trct west Of the Tennessee and has appointed Colo
mel Webster Commander Of the post and Colonel
Hilyer the Provost Marshal Of the districts Lieuten-
ant-Colonel Armstrong Provost-Marshal of Mem
phis.
The Union meeting attended Yesterday by
about 200 citizens. A full ticket Of Union men was
dominated for city oihcers.
Five hundred bales Of cotton were shipped for the
North yesterday.
Special dispatches in TIE Graaado APpcol OF the
18th say that ten NOR srbOats have passed Rodney,
coming up.
Beauregard publishes a letter il The Mobile Ne,cs
Of the 18TH denying emphaticaly the capture by
Gen. Pope Of 10000 prisoners, as telegraphed by
Gen. HaIleck. lie says that one or two hundred
straggIers would cover Ill the prisoners he took, and
about 500 damaged musketf lie also sage all We
lost at Corinth and d1ring the retreat will not
amount to one day's expense to the enemy's army.
The Grenada APpea', Of the Goth, says that the
Rebel army of the Mississippi is being greatly
reeuforced in health.
The Jackson N,ssiss;p0ion says: "We have
trustworthy information that the enemy have fallen
back from Holly Syringe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
billiard Match.

- BosTos, Thursday, jane 20, 1867.
The billiard match, carom game Of 800 points,
was played last night between VIM. Golthwait OF
Boston and John Deey Of New-York. The game
was carefully contested, occupying from TIL 2
o'clock, when Golthwat won by $50 points
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
NEH-JERSEY ITEMS.

SUICIDE IN THE CRY PRIsos.-On Wednesday
evening giving his John Davies and stating no
born England and IS years OF age applied ct the
Police Station in Jersey City for Lodging IL being evident
from his strange that he nsane suffering os
derum remens thought beat to lock him and he
therefore placed In cell At O'Clock yesterday mora
ing heavy attracted the attention of Chief Reilly
whom gorg to the cell he found the man Ia the last
sgonies OF death. and lying In pool blood. he hsv
ing committed suicide by severns the arteries OF his LEFT
arm. The weapon used TO commit the fatal deed the
managed to secree about bis person to escape deec
ton when searched before being placed In the cell Coroner
aney held inquest upon the body snd verdict
In with the above facts The deceased
stranger in Jersey City and nothing found upon
his person by which any information could be ceIived con-
cerninz him
BuRGIARY.-The residence OF Henry Dickerson,
corner of Erie ard South Eighth streets Jersey City was
BY burglars at early hour on thursday morning aud
a considersb quantity of wearing apparel was stolen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
The Recent Accident on the ". d.
Railroad.

BosTOS, Thursday June 20, lts2
George T. Smith Of Boston and Hosea Packard of
Eastman, belonging to the sth Massachusetts bat
terry, were killed by the late railroad accident near
Trenton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

stanton LeHtOn-COl. WILLIAM II. ALLEN
Recruits Recruits Recruits, waited for Company c. Ono
months pay In advance after being mustered in the service.
Tbs csmnAny Is nearly full aud wants but few 70 COM
ree H. All promotions rsuk Of Lieutenant made from
the desiring aonconnissonsd officers snd pitystsss
this rule will be strictly sdher to BY Col Aer while tbs
Regiment 10 in the field Pay from els to SD per month.
Comfortable gusrers rs,ions ard uniforms OF the resc
furnished mustered 10 the service Relief
tickets given TO tho families Of all enlisted soldiers @in
bounty the expiration Of the term OF enlistment Apply y
Lieut. ALEX B. MARSTON, No. eot Avenue c.
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GssssAL HsApe-iRTsns, srArE o. Nsw .YoxE.t
Passes fer Returnlna VOluuteero.-0xssRA az

0RDRRs No 81 The following eKireci frou Geners. U,'
ders No Co. War Department current SERIES published Tor
the information OF Volunteers. TO whom II spplies
large number Of Volunteers absent from their -a
mens who e. for daty 10 enable them TO .etuIo
the Governors Of States authorized TO give them cei.ti.
Gates passes which viii sntite them 10 transportation %
the station Of the United states Mastering Office. OF
Qusternaer who will pay the OF .portstion on
certificates pas aud provide transportation fos he
soldier 10 his regiment or ststion."
H. Appcaons for under the above reguls
ton will bo made directly 20 Big Gen Cuyef Van tochicn.
General OF the S,ae a. Albany who Is d.
recrd issue passes In conformity thereto AL applications
should be accompanied By evidence OF the conreoti
of the applicant with Volunteer service where 10
practicable with the statement Of the applicant showing
the gment which h. belongs and the cause Of absence
b. o!1er Of the Commander-ipChief
THO HILIuOJSF Adiuta-.f,arsra
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The ST. Andrew of Cape Race,

ST. JoHxs N H.. Wednesday. June %, 1907.
The steamship St. Andrew, from Glasgow June
II for Quebec was boarded off Cape Race at p' m.
to-day. The news is anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
Buslness Notices.

If the salt has lost its SAVIOR,
Then wherewlth shall it be ssltedf
Ifthe town has lost its KNOX,
II would have 10 travel In Trrbans;
For away from 2l2 Broadway no deceas
Gentleman can get . respectable HAT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
FAcIs ABorI sAEIo DoNIsGo.-Joseph Warren
Fshsns, ESQ.,, lsss Unitsd States Consul at CAYENNE

Fahsns ESQ.,, lsis United States Consul at CAYENNE
reid very interesting and able address to select
aud appreeia'ive audience in the Water-Cure lee.
tureroom No. H. Lsight street, last evening. Ii
was the paper read before the American Geographi-
CO, aud Statistical Society in this city few months
since a repor, Of which was given ia these columns
M that time. alr. Fabeas is clear aud forCble
writer and this eiioit Of hs shows 4 vast deal Of
study aud research, ami is of The most compact
andftru,twor,hy statement Of facts abcGt Santo DO.
mngo ever pfescst ted 70 tho public. md tho fac.s
are appplicable TO the present cri,i-, showing the
perfect adaptation VI the soi climate and produce
10 lie wants VI the colons's and Offering TO houes
industry euro aud rich reward. AT the clo,e OF
the exercises, i. u. Taft, ESQ, moved q vote of
thahks to the speaker, which was carried unali-
mou-ly. The above was one OF free course If
lectures got up by DIs. blier md Jones to ls fol.
lowed by others each Successive week 81 the came
place.
PIE WAY ~ PLAcg.-George ~. Quits, coo,
deliyered lecture before the Banner Republican
Club, in Gothic Hall, Brooklyn last evening on ,be
aboye subjoct. Gen. II. b. Durvea presited, md
several prominent citizens occupied the platform.
4 be- hal wae hlled the iades constituting full one
half Of the audience. The lecturer discoursei on
the ana It's results and held tuat the WAY of
peace was emancipation, which was the Only |
oou.-e 10 secure permanent union and lasting !
peme. The lecture listened 10 with marked e.
tenF.On throughout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Baiarce paid 10 Msrs.s:, o. The Aylun...,aii6, 90
The Oce IN behalf Of the Union present their Ra. III
acknowledgment, to the ladies and gentlemen of Brook y
and Wiiansbursh, who Contributed generously by money
and work 10 the OF the Fair "a 10 the ends n
PhlSdelphi, Albany Troy. Boston Fail River and Canada
who kindly assisted n furnishing tho .sblss They would
sckGowledge public without nydious dis cEinnaon the
generous donation Of $50 by Madame Msele srd the aid
given them In carrying on their Fair by Mr. Robert Watson
of this city They also return thanks to tho ladies and gentle
who made their Festival ard 90 the pupils OF
Colorsd Gnmusr School Nc g. Eighth Ward and those who
Assisted them Ia bringing out hat work OF labor As well a, Of
love-tbe Ore,oro Of Esther To all indeed who In way
coopsrated with themsDd they know Of many who mod
estly aud quietly sbored faithfully IN this Christian WORK
Orphans.
Mp T. Basten Directress. N. T. Mr,. T. Wake, As.
ssant Drectress N " Mira Rev !. N Gloucester Assist
ant do Brooklyn Mr., d. Rosoe, As,. aut do, Brooklyn
Mrs. H. jackson. Assistant do Y +. Tomp.ns. Secre
tGry NJ Y Mia q GrahG. Assistant IN Y. Mrs. W. T.
wlsep Assistant 10. BEaatIyu ugs e. gss9a ITs,s
uIs:.E.Y.
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Clainas for Uniforms.

All persons yeg,nens having claims under the provisions
Of ceStsn per.os, ard regiment. bsongnso Eo Militia q
this state for clothing equpmeus lost or IN me
service Of Unitsd States passed April r. 1859
hereby notified transmit tho duly verified TO Col =.
W Burt Assistant Inspector 0eres al the Capitol In thu
City Of Albany before the 1t day Of July uext being
ded said act that al Claims Hereunder must be presented
The osiu Of each person must bs accompanied by AL
day stating the articles lost destroyed and the value
thereof the regiment and company which no attached
peuy has not received compensation from sny city
or country tor her uniforms ard equipments used and worn
out ia tho service the United States that the clothing aud
equpu o which tue clsm h made furnished q, the
expense Of the making The snd tina. he V q toe
NewNok The address a. each srovd 30
t c Uniform. s: s soa%cu
the aies the claim for such regiment can Do pFessns4
In sS,' snT duly ySned BY the sra 0 Ell, M ,.,.a
upon application No 81 Walker str e NewYOk or tho
0i'o Of he Inspector GcasT q toe CITY Of Aosny
WILLIAM B. LEWIS. State Treasurer.
Ser N AT! taS y IE;GsSfii's i''''''l
Albany. June IL, 1867 onar.snnas.sr- oens:I.
ladies. n.ns for 5 5o,. a T.. . M:a:sss
%t1d 'lsi mo I I and WOUNDED :cde asds
1. al.y I'D % daily Cotton, sap's sb.,. s
Dsws, P,u,aIoon, Slippers and Calico Gown, very
much D..dsd Provisions; D.ic'iiss wias. and Hqass
ton;.y aud slst.,; An article. sent 20 tho AMERICAN
EAPrsss co e, s0,ssI Of haa;cn AID y.y.' ssA
spinola Brigade First Company FIRST Rrsi-
chance fot respectable young joE the
Volunteer Army Of the United States company IL
forming by authority Of the Chief OF the State
Of NewYork TIE desire Of the company officers
compsny consisting excusvely OF respectable young
who though unable 70 obtain cd officers posts yet
would be desrous Of joining the ranks Of the army provided
hey could associate with those congeuia to their tses
Non commissioned officers will DO selected from those having
military knowledge and all promotions made according
10 merit Comfortable quarters subsistence and clcthinG %
% per month Apply TO Capt. SAUNDERS. ist RegmsoS
Spinola Brigade No geo Coumbisst, AtanticsS,
sirs.saas 0f6eer
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Gpsrlal Notices.

Report al the Ladies' Union Bazaar for abe
Benefit OF the totered Orphan Asylum. The
Officers OF THE LADIES' UNION BhZAAR ASsOCIA-
TON beg leave respectfully submit the following report:
Anon received irom members ard contributors pre-
yioas &c the opening Of the Fair tbto IL
o. this the Ladies Committee Of Br.oky snd
Williamsburgh collected flo1 70
Amount received from Fsir Festival &C.,. f3 -
VI this the tables OF the Brooklyn and il.anslgrsh
ladies Jieied f22e A.
Amour. received rom 60 %
% nAo %
Kpc rjei ior .oode, hire o. hall. Ac.,...., $3.50 10
Los BY uncugrslt money rtce.vsd......,.. rs 81
q. $40 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Express for Newborn N(IHP4m ~ t Lx RES.
SIDE DIVISION on SATURDAY, June 20 Shipper mss3
send invoices o. contents Of packages Nothing conerseAaa
taken, Whisky and Brandy not received for shipment
'A' ADAMS FXPRESS COMPANY, Ne. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

we have received letter FROM NJ David
Yohe, Of Ben,leysyille. Pa, explicitly denying the
story current that afeI lie had brought home aud
inferred the remain, Of his son. who was fatally
wounded At For. Donelson, be received q letter
purpor'iug to be from that sco stating that he vas
not dead but nearly recovered OF his wound, and
expected 10 take part in the next action. The truth
is, that the young man died in the service Of his
country, and his body was Brought home by his
father aud buried with the bones Of his kindred.
The repor: that he was still, living originated Will a
Pennsylvania local paper.
Capt. Taylor &C the Bucktai Rifles, captured
by the Rebels near Harfi,onburg, Va, on the 9th
instant has been released on pa;ole, and was ia
Washington las. Friday.
Tbs Dad Al ISLAND No. lO.-LetteEs have
recently been received ut Rochester, from Gen.
DUMMY stating, a, illustrative Of the panic aud
fright of the Rebels at the evacuation of Island No.
TO- that bis troops found IN the marches III the rear
OF Tiptoayiie tue dead bodies OF over 300 Rebels;
who bad miserablt persisted By drowning aud
miring in the stamps in their mad haste TO escape
from imagined puFsuers II was surmised that large
numbers would yet Be found. T6o bad died u the
no 2giorlous nsa0ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Gen. Grant i'm Command Of tho District
West of the Tennessee-uniOn Neminn-
tions in Movements Of Nor
tar Boats on the JHississippi -Besure-
gard Contradict uaiIeck's Report Of
Gapiures-The Rebel Array of the Mis-
.;..;ppi-Our Army reported falling
1T from Holly Springs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

CIOfhlnGs
have just completed my entire stssh Of SPRING sn<
ST MINER CLOTHING not surpassed In this city In the wal
of an assortment Taste and style The CHiLDRENS ana
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not equsiled ALL will b
sold at extremely low prices. Please Cali Z. B. BALD
WIN Nos. 70 and u Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic OIL. works
is manufactured and best known over 80 fa~iss have
given certificates of Its res, value friend BUY botle o.
b. r. c. WELLS x Co., N. Y. Orders addressed
WIN RENNE, Pittsheld Mass
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q. A. LiIllcndahl,s
EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS,
orr

1 will Cure Headache Of every kind in three
minutes free charge. will Sore Trost Sore Eye:
the most aggravated Of Catsrh 10 few days Head
ache Annihiator will do the whole. will send samples %
st N. Y.