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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
of No 1,779 June 10 ]:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: A Vote 20 be scrniinized'
What are We Fighting Form d." he Union a,
il Was; Cross-P Purposes; The Rebel Strength al
Richmond The Rebel Troops Engaged at raj
Oek.; ColoI-Norih and south H'mes,.ads foT
Soldiers The Recent Campaign in the Valley o.
virginia; Editorial Paragraphs.
u..CAPTURE OF THE CITY OF MEMPHIS:
Correspondence Of The N. y. Tribune
III. MAPS: The Action Before Memphis The siua
ton At Fort Pillow.
Iv..LATE SOUTHERN ITEMS
V..FROM GEN McCLELLANs ARMY.
vI..VICToR HUGOS NEW WORK.
yII..GEN. BANKs's RETREAT Cen Bsnss's ON
cisl Report Of the March of the First Divi.ion
Fifth Corps dArm6e. from StresbuIg, Va, to VII.
hamspoit, Md, on the 2iIh and 2Sth days o.
March 1862
VIII THE DEFENSE OF HARPERS FERRY: OF
eratons Of Gen. Ssxton.
Ix..MR CoIYER AND THE NEGRO SCHOOLS
AT NEWBERN.
THE LOYAL FREEDMEN or THE SOUTH
XI..TIAfEs OF NATIONAL STRIFE ORDERED
or GOD.
MI. FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
The n. Y. Tribune.
XIII. FROM CEN. HALLECKS ARMY.
XIV. FROM GEN BANKs's DEPARTMENT
Xv..FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
XyL..TlIE BATTLE OF CROSS KEYS: Probable
Escape OF Jackson Severe Loss of The Rebels
XVII. CIRCULATE TIE DOCUMENTS.
XVIII. THE EXPECTED BOMBARDMENT OF GAL
WESTON.
NIX. WAR NEWS SUMMARY
XX.GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
XXI PROCEEDINGS ~ CONGRESS.
XXII. UNION PRISONERS IN NEW-YORK
XIII. FROM EUROPE
XXTV THE MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.
XIV. THE BATTLE or FAIR OAKS OR SEVEN
PINES: Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune
XVI. THE HEROES or THE UNION: Lists Of the
Killed and w ounded
xvii .FREMONpS PURSUIT OF JACKSON: The
March from Frsnk.ia-The charge Of the Body
uaId-kutrauce into StTasburr Pursuit OF the
ReDes-Jack.on's Pnsoners-lneir Treatment
Killed and Wounded Correspondence OF The
n V Tribune.
XVIII. THE GROWING CROPS.
xxx. THE ENGLISH WHEAT MARKET AND THE
GROWING CROPS.
xxx. POLITICAL
XXI. PERSONAL.
XXXII. CITY NEWS.
XXXIII MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
XXXIV MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXXV. CALIFORNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXXYI. THE HORSE MARKET
XxXyIG. WEEKLY REVIEW or TIE NEw-YoRK
DRY GOODS MARKET
XXXyII COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports OF the
Stock. Money, Cotton, Grain. and Castle Markets,
specially Reported FOR The y. Y. Tribune.
TRRxs-One Copy for ono year. AZ. Two Copies one
wear Is. Five Copies one yer, III %. Ten Copies,
TO address $50.
For Club Of Twenty, send an Extra Copy.
Fora Club Of Forty send The Daily Tribune gratis
Addre,. THE TRIBUNE. New.York.
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MaYor'. OFFICE, York, June l. 1882.

MAYoR's OFFICE New York, June 1852
NOTICE 10 OWNERS Of DOGS.-N0tice is
~ hereby given that and after MONDAY June 10 l1
The ordinance respecting Dogs fouad running loose isrze
IA any street Of the City Of NewYoT< without being propey
nu1zlsd eil be strictly enforced The sum Of IWEsIt
Pound on board the barge Industry; a. the loo; Of 20hst
East River which shall have been iouud in the stress run
niuz Loose large without bel properly muZzed ONn'
es Dogs may reclaim them the Pound the day they are
received on plyueut o. expenses n B.No Dog will be
received nom boys. by order o. the Javor
ABRAHAM BROWN, First Marsha.
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Real estate for Sale.

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-A very choice
SJpT.cE of u acres well laid out IN enta and
fri, trees uesr New Rochelle large Tudor Gothic CUT
TAOiE with " rooms; also, cartiase-House, VITA NE
views and Tor health is unsurpassed offered AZ cIsHn'
WITH Furniture Il desired Apply to j. 5 CALDWELL No.
, Huass
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TOR SALE.-A rare chance for a Country

EOR SALE.-A rare chance for Country
y seat within p mile. the City Hall New orr on Bet
y,n flights n J. consisting Of fine age HOUSE, neany
new with about Of Of GROUND with init uee.,
rooms and one Of the moot Tich, nui.hed in the county
The p.rlors finished with baskets Of flowers ana n.I
iunt.. TWothris of the money remain on oond AZ
,gase No objection 10 take nice Farm situated on .
railroad exchsnge, or would AXE part payment " ''
or Hardware. Inquire at No. - AontsoinerysL lin
For S.le-sb0ut lO0 SETTLES A. good a. hs" - - 40.
feet long Also CHANDELIERS snitaoIe ,o' f1'"'
:, ding Of sny kiul with and with ~ perhe. =, &
no 0O wanted Oh Bond and Mcrsase IN jersey w ~"
wear, or Longer on best security. c..
Inquire Il No. ~ Mon,somery-st, Jersey OHy'
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- NORTH BAlIlN,
- Manufacturer Of -
SHIRTS BOsOMs and COLLARS
A large ft,.k very low prices constantly or hsnd
No 8 Barcay,t, opposite Asior House, newton
At DE- PERCENAL'' No. co. broadway
~ All nds Of CHILDREN's coaks. Dresses. Blankets
Socks Chefmse Iulauts WAISTS Aprons Bbs. Baitet Nc
a. Garhaldi Costumes LADIES Embroidered th"mis-s
Night Gown ios~s also Lsdes fe.dy made Under Gar
nens Fiucd Handkerchief Initial. and Coa Of Arms ON
hrodorel handkec ncl- tabiruen, aud brdclothing
Cotton and Sk Embrole made order Stamping Tor
Embroidedes executed iu the most perfect manner
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COLLECTORS OFFICE. SrPERIsrRNoENr oF Lisnr'
NEW NORA, June II, 1852.


PROPOSALS for RATlONS and FUEL for
| SANDY HOOK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposals
IN he received Al this Office until l. o'clock on
WEDNESDAY, the i8tn day Of June 1862, for furnish
log and delivering Reiions and FUEL for sandy zoos
nv rsef Hrhtvessel and light house tender that may
be called for for year. FROM the lst day Of july,
1852 20 the h June, 1908 inclusive HE uuons TO 9e Of
80 md ppryed quality to delivered alongside Of tho
,h house tender other vessel provided ~ the purpose
al New York and 10 be stated IN The bid accordingly ~ good
J c,ept pnrkses barrels boxes and aud In good
orer fo the shi.yrsse quarter free OF al expense
10 the United State agreeahy 20 specifications and ane
rtad Al sitch.d thereto which will form part Of the
contract copies Of which may DO mad by applying st this
Ofic. , ID.
ard Fue for Lght vessels" and then placed In another en-
yeope and e directed to this Office prepaid sent oy
mail. By order OF Llgnt houtc boaIe; .,.,.
HIRAM BARNEY Superintendent Of Lights.
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Boots Gno Shoes.

ttC SO 80, 81, and "a 50.-SIIOES and
~ -, CATERS, NEW SPRING STYLES. now ready
at J0NESB, Nos 10 ard IL Anns S-P!eae call and see
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Ularl)inerp.

TO HOOP-SKIRT MANUFACTURERS
l. Fifty MACHINES. complete with ffames a,1, 'pD I,
Machines, aud other tools necessary Tor GOVERNS WV
used In mann isetuIng Hoop Shirts. 49, "a, p,o.au,v
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MILITARY CLAIMS

WI All persons HOLDING CLAIMS under the provision,
Of entitled An Act 10 provide for the payment Of
tain claims incurred IL the organization equipment and sub
sstence Of troops raised in the State Of NeYo
thersfrom for th. Of the United Stsse passed
81, 1862 hereby notified 10 transmit the same with the
vouchers thereof and comprehensive statement Of isrs
urdsr oath Col siLAS w BURT assistant pector.
General, at the Capitol, In the City cf Albany.
The Board OF Officers appointed 70 audit snch Cams will
q, No. 81 Walher-st, Newiork, the 10th day Of
June inst and at the Capitol Ia the City Albany on tie
18th day Of July next Calendar Of Claims will be made
and cases will be disposed Of 10 their order said Calendar
Claims of persons diDg ia Albany and and north
thereof viii be considered at the eetngs Of the Board
Albany Claims Of persons residing elsewhere will be
sidered at the meetings to be held at NewYork
4 c. A. ARTHUR, Inspector General
VIM HENRY ANTHON Judge-Advocate General
CUYLEB VAN VECHTEN, Quartermaster-G General
Albany, June 3, 1882.
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DOLLARS.
Retaiied u wholesale prices. ST. Newforf Mlls Nnsin
SHIRTS with linen Bo.oms made 60 order iof - of
each Thi. l. he ouy house iu the city that uses New
York Nnl. Muslin in Shirts A. these prices.
SINGLE SHIRTS MADE fOR SAMPLES.
These Shr warranted On every fesfsct and are tua m
quality and make 70 ~hrts soi other hous's a. - W each
FRED LEWIS, ti5 Broadway y !.
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Neu publications.

VICTOR HUGO's LES MISERABLES.
NEW EDITION OF
THIS mAGNIFICE MOVE
is READY THIS MORNING.
THE SECOND PART-COsETTE
AND
THE THIRD PART-MARlUS'
NEARLY READY FOR PUBLICATION
WILL BE ISSUED UNIFORM WITH PAM
CARLETON, Publi.her, New.YoI8.
A RTEMUS WARD-HIS BOOK.
II there ever was a funny book
THIS Is IT,
If there ever was sbOok that sold rapidly
TIL is ALSO 1T.
THE DEMAND Is MARVELLOUS.
ra;,iop after edition has been printed ,u,;,
NEARLY 5000 COPIES
hive been sold
the cry lie still they oo
ANEW EDITION READY TO-DAY.
CART ETON Publisher, Neg.fork
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eIEn -NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in ROSE

&TSn NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose
Up 'IOs wood cases iron frames aud strung ba.a
$50; do with holdings. zoos do With carved legs and
in all nancbosrd u.s. 1875 and 800; do with pearl keys
slZ5, $3.50. tl'5. sad 900; o. octave BID do
65octave - 40. The above Pianos fully warranted
and the greatest bargains that bs found in tie city
Pr1e call and them Secondhand Pianos 40 t,5, $40
$50 T6O , rs. aud 100 New MELODEONS ~ extremely
low pces 100 and second hand Pianos and Melodeons
10 LEI AZ and upward per month rent allowed n pur
chased monthly payments received for the Second
hand Pianos taken In exchange for cash paid for the
Foreign sheet MUSIC ~ cents perpase All kinds Of
Music merchandise At prices pianist Ia aterdaI So Try
new music HORACE WATERS, Agent. No. al broadway.
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CTEINWAY a SONS GOLD-MEDAL PA
- TENT ONEPSTRt 10 GRAND ard SQUARE Pr
AMOS have been awarded the rst premium wherever and
whenever exhibited iu competition with the best makes Of
Boston, New York Philadelphia aud Baltimore and are now
considered the best 1 isnos Manufactured.
written guaranty .lr I've yei given With "a nstru.
ment
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Walcr.Gnre.

DR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence
~ Mas. three miles from the Northampton r. H.
Depot is Of the largest and be- treguaed establishments
Of Ito kind II l. situated IN Of the heahies and pleas
mountain regions in New England and amply Supplied
with tho pures aud cold granite water Prices for patients
whose health has suffered from wounds exposure will have
a liberal allowance
HRFERKsCE" Dr. hunde H. reIt TO Pnessnitz, tho
eminent practitioner The WserCufe that Germany has
prodgcedb-lN. Y. Tribune.
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i NTEW MEDICAL BOOK. DIR. BOST-

~ WICK'S Work Seminal Diseases Hints Before
and After Marriage, Nervous DEBILITY lmpoeucy and Kin
aIed Affections &C. is before aud We do not hesitate
say Il is without exception the most truthful md useful
work kind Published and Will be hailed by tie
profession well the public great beneacto TO man
kind Qusckey is here exposed and the truth told II
and in the and - Boston Medical and Surgical
Journal
Mailed by z Warner No Nesey5t Oodirey's No. 83l
Broadway aud By DR.. b. 81 biz Office, No. IS East 2ibs
six doors ives, Of Broadway where Dr. g. viii continue the
practice Of medicine and surgery. Price II AZ Interviews
and COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential
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New 11nbIitatlons.
: ,ouTuuTs BOOK ON DEAFNESS.

hNS~ "
IcuTpJILs BOOK ON DEAFNESS
anew EDITION NOW READY
POPULAR TREATISE
DEAFNESS,
rTs CAUSES AND PREVENTION.
n, y LIGHTHILL ofNew WORK.
,-..o.I, Pima. with Illustrations Price so cents.
., bs be.n the demand for this little work that the
., edition was exhausted within week oil us puohcah0h
1s has never been book this important subject Sc
thoroughly adapted for popular reading OF whch 50 pan
and scquauts the unproe'sions reader WI"
,h. cause and prevention OF Deafness
EXTRACT FROM TABLE OF CONTENTS
Anatomy of the Ear.
The Physiology Of the Ear
The Causes OF Deafness. =,
The Inciing Causes OF Diseases OF the Ear
Cold.
Draugh,s of Air
Violence to the Ears
Loud Reports.
Throat Affections.
Scarlet Fever
Influenza
Cstsrh.
Diseases OF the Skin
Typhoid Fever
Diseases 81 the External Eai'
Polypus.
Hardened Fsr.wsx.
Diseases OF the Middle Ear.
Nervous Deafness.
Nervous Esrache. .
Discharges from the Lar
Its Causes
Hs Progress
It's Danger TO the Ear.
Its Danger to Life.
The Necessity Of Systematic TreetmenI
aa,ft hal rat Of
ProcrSstination
Empirca Treatment.
The Rational Treatment OF DEAFNESS
Remedial Agents.
A New Method Of Treatment
The Durability OF Deafness
The Prevention OF Deafness
Cleanliness.
Protection Against Cod.
Precautions In Bathing
Warning Against Ear Spoons
Pun isbmeDt VI Children
Advice to Artiiensts
Protection Of the Feet.
Rues Tor those Predisposed 70 Colds
Necessary Caution during Attacks of lniueuzs.
Rules 10 be Observed during Attacks OF Scarlet Fever
Foreign Bodies in the Ear and Directions for their Re
SYMPTOMS Of Diseases of the Ear
Method Of Detecting ncpient Deafness.
EaJaohe, Noises. ana Discharges from the lar
Warning Against ProcrasiiIation.
Caution Against Empirical Treatment
Review Of of the Popular Remedies for Deafness
Sweet Oil.
The Syringe and sOspsuds.
GlyceTine
Sulphuric Ether
Electricity.
Artificial Drumheads
Deaf Mu.ism or Duusness in Connection with Deafness,
- Sent by mail free receipt of price, 50 cents.
CARLETON, Publisher
UATE RUDD CARLErON)
No. as Broadway, corner Lispenard-sL New'fork
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Jnslrncllon.

- a NER. SCHOOL. INST., established lcJo'
"a \ BrKEtr oF ErrCtrioStL lSFoKNAfi"H'
Tor those who seek well qualified Teachers
For cou p,teut Teachers VINO de sire positions
For gtvins Parents information Of good Schools
For fentiig aud .eliug ssloo Properties.
Cirrulsr swing details AMI hrst.class business ana
o. :. WOODMAN COMPANY. AGENTs FOR SCHOOLS
40. so BEoADwAY, NEw-foEk.
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Qrillng- Alatbines.
Groceries ano ipropislons.

(APE a. FLOYD,
" SMOKERS PACKERS and GENERAL PROVISION
DEALERS
Nos 90 and rs Allen-st. 300 25l and 273 Broomest,
And No. l6J Fulton Market.
PROVISIONS OF all kinds carefully put up for steamships
and Sailing Vessels
TRY DuNLoP' Splendid Al'Es'
In CAsK and BOTTLED for Family Use
w. MARI Sole Agent
No. ~ Lbetyst, NJ y.
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6ummer Retreats.


EOINTRY BOARD WANTED-By young
lady for the SUMNER IN TIE vicinity Of hew.York at
farm house preferred where b0aeIs are taken Name
terus. Address No. 100 stenton-si.
CEA HiNG.--MANSlON HOUSE, Long
Cgranch T. is now Open, situated only fifty yards from
tho sea shore central Of the place Aouse fronting the oeaa
J0 feet will accommodate 500 gues; Two hours nom New
YORK steamer leaves Muray.sl twice daily, thence 0y the
H. aud D. b. Rsi.road Address >. LAIRD, proprietor
GUNNER BOARDING-At Germantown, near
- Railway Station, niue miles from Philadelphia hoa.e 10
LARGE aud well supplied with smuseuiens address Ms
BROOKE. No $50 Locust-st. Philacel PIMA
TS'HE CLIFF HOUSE, Rye. Westchester
County is now open for the SEASON. There is hire
bathing beach and io horses sao
boat, Al the Clarendon Hotel, and a, Messrs TompsoT
Bros Bookstore under the Albense circulars descoins
the place can be obi aimed W. Is. BORkOWS fropretor
TgNHE LATOURETTE HOUSE, Bergen Point,
on the Kill Kul 10 oIen Boats leave fier no:
North River al $40 and II 20 and 5;[O AL ana
m fIoE Dey-sl. at 1920 a. ~ ,nd Az "a; ne, -
minutes. WEobLf ~ MIN, i'NP'''s''
xU
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If HUGH LINN, formerly q resident of the
4 township of Nssssgsweya County of Holson CanaS,
Wet will return to that place he will hear of something to
his advantage
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NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
y concern tina, GEORGE w. MARTIN Of West Morri.snis
has no r.ht authority sell dispose Of the invention
known the Submarine Operator nor OF the letters Patent
Of the United states granted for the laid in,ento, unless BY
the written consent OF the undersgned J. SALoNOS, i.
Solomon BROTz. Dated, Nonissiia hiay " is6I
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a NER. EDUCATIONAL BUREAU No. Dol
a Bwsv Schools Supplied with Teacher. and Parents
b school Cirru ars grAtuousy. Teachers furnished win
positions. 80 advance fesl SMITH WILSON * 20.
WORCESTERSHIRE Gentleman, formerly
nm officer Of cavalry "a Europe and thoroughly under
,f.ndirr the training 81 young well a. OF vicious loi
ma b.vn long experience In giving riding lessons ote BIS
.ersires the public Applying method a. yet hNIhE
IL INK KNOWN here the main advantage OF when Is 70
an u broken horse for the publ aud educate thm pom
once b. able 10 guarantee more prosfess IN alosn'
49, , BE- .ccou Led in months by following he % w.
,~rn Apply At Mr BALAMINOs or to Capt Hidden
nom t'i q O'Clock, No. ldJ Easi K2d 81.
IRVING INSTITUTE, Iarryt0wn. y. y
l The forty ninth sEMiANNuAL SESSION viii com
d. s ROWE, A. NJ.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
NJ INSTITUTE No. 2l3 Fourth Washington square.
Gomez Of Naciousaist. CLARKE TANNING. Reciors.
twelve Asssautsj prepares pupils all ages iof ba'
College
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JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE

CAPT. BENET ON COURTS-MARTIAL.--
~ Treatise on Military Law and the Practice Of Courts
Martial with appendix continuing Forms Article Of
War Extracts from Acts Of Congress, Sc &c. With o
minute and elaborate index. BY Capt. s. Y Benet Ord
nance Department T. s. Army Assistant Professor Military
Academy West Pout. 1 vol. $40. Law sheep s..
Sentfree by mail on receipt Of price.
Just published by -
Publisher, No. ~ Broadway.
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Kemopass.

NOTICE. The Agency for the sale % gir gGJ
Y manufactured by THE UNION w. .asss,, from
SnuPANN will be removed, on the LIST OF Nay
No. los LIBERTY ST to No " IrnrM Pre.isent
New-York April Is 1862. -------
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xoas ~. inform friends 81. %: or ..a
generally that he has removed to Nv - ""
Broadway, N. T.
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90 Whom II man Ccnfern.

GEORGE HAWTHORN, who came from
~ LIVERPOOL by the steamship CITY OF BALTI
MORE Is requested 70 communicate with the Agen. of the
steamer John g. Dale, No. Is Broadway, N Y ANY ora
giving Information Of his wneresbos will be rewarded
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COMMON sENsE.-Nearly b

MI EDlCAL COMMON SLNcE.-NcdIly OVV
1Vh illustrated and realty bound pages Written ~ plain
English that everybody understand Part treats the
Causes Prevention and Cure Of Chronic Diseases Part H.
Marriage and Sexual Philosophy. Both in volume.
Price 81 Sent BY mail postage paid receipt OF the price,
Contents Table sent fee Tie Author DR. r.. b. FOOIL,
late Of Saratoga has permanently located his 0ce al No
L. 80 Broadway between 2in aud 26L-sts, y. y May be
consulted IN person. by letter No charge for FIRST utter
Wow. Ofice hour from 20 p NJ. except lndaYs
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TWO NEW BOOKS.
Ready this morning.;
GAME-FISH OF THE NORTH.

GAME-FISH OF THE NORTH.
new work on Fish Fishing and everything in any way
Appertaning TO sport Unlike ali other works, this has
the advantage of being fresh aud giving information upon
all modern Improvements in ackeon the best grounds ior
all game hsh-Nth hnts upon camping out" &c, &c An
invaluable work every sportsman Cloth bound Price
ST. Is.
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE
capital new novel Of New-YoIk City Life by Edward s
Gould Cloth bound Price II.
CARLETON. Publisher. New-YoIk.
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Y'O BOOKSELLERS.-The ney hook far
y women, entitled "THIRTY YEARS Oe FFMaIR
LIFE" BY L. III. Lines, NJ ID being unlike hoo. ~ ~
previously published Il becoming popular svsv a.
Orders sadressed to VIM WOOD, late 5. s. 4 NJ Woo33
No 81 Wskerst, promptly attended 10. Retail price
usual Discount 70 the trade. r' "ii
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NOR SALE-20 ACRES OF LAND lh1s' e oeau.
/ dd,y located or Counr seat fronting on 'G W. ps,i.
se',,sn les from the city; time oy Enc hsu'
~, "a Awe one hour Inquire OF JAMES oimmoN1'
"a, ~ preulis,s hcts Psssse aad tate.s"H' VI " "
NJ HOWE, No. 2-I G'snds'' nom - 70 :, ---------
NOR SALE or to LEr-For a term OF ; years" ,.s
L -. - FACTORY within 20 miles Of the Guy ~.
Als &c pN d.% with steamboat and sooPs dny. np
~ m advance money establish gay Tmn,.
,r.,ir, lusarss. Nater.poweE and 100 morse '-s
date poe's,iTpPEp Ht'S A. PIERCE Co.. No. 6Iloest.
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NIAJOR-GEN. Il. +. BUTLER
lNl A hrstrate CARD PICTURE Of Gen. B. also Of he
General and Stan taken the day before they sailed for New
Orleans together with the collection of choice CARD
PICTURES FOR THE ALBU TO be found in tie country.
See List Price Of Cards eacl = cents, ost-psd.
]. +. TiLTON Co. Boston.
Mannf.otnIers Of PhologranLlc A.lnms and Pub.hers.
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ITO LET-The large and comnodious first
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The RecOlections OF Geofy Hsnlyn," published in
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