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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-03
TEE GAEL FOB MORE TROOPS.
The Response Of Nev-York.

In response to the call of the President for addl-
tionll uoops Gov. Morgan has issued the following
Proclamation:
PROCLAMATION:
By Erwin d. MoRs,S GoreyHor Of the STATE IF Aerr York
TIE President Of United States has duly c,ed upon the
county for additional force Of Three Hundred Thousand
Volunteer, t. for three year. the The wisdom
OF this IL obvious TO all Ou army IL the field has been re-
duced by tbc ordinary casualties o. the service and must be
recruited and the positions captured by must BE- held
by military authority. The people appreciate e's fics
They fully estimate the magnitude Of the grea, struggle and
e sacred obligations imposed upon them and the necessity
Of eIer,ng power that viii speedily quel the Rebellion
restore the rghsl authority Of the Government, aud give
peice to the couutry.
This appeal to the State Of wYork IT l. to each ct
Let to every hfe,Je Let the glorious exam
pie Of the Revolutionary period be emulation Let each
feel that the Commonwealth counts ufon his indyidu'
siroph and influence to the demsnds OF the Govern
men The period IN. come when all mus, aid. Kew.fork
has thus FAR stood back Ready and than willing
she has every duty Let not her history be
hsed her position be lowered We cannot DOUBT that
the instruction is in IT, desih throes that mighty bow
will end Is existence lsnguishing war eniali
losses Of life Of property the ruin Of business pusus
and invites the in difference Of foreign Powers Present hap
pne.s and future geane will be secured by responding to
the present call Let the bach to the President aud
to brave soldiers in the field that In NewYork the
troc lists OF the country defenders il being augmented
II viii trcr CHEN hands Of The ono and give hope and
couIagrment TO tke other
An fixing ID, quota Of Ibis State with Others will be
immediately issued from the War Department The details
Of organisation will be in accordance with orders from the
Adutsnt General OF NewYoIk. The State will be dicted
local committees will be appointed aud resimeusal oAmrs
established.
In wines whereof have heeunto e. my hand end affixed
the pIivy seal Of the ssie 4. the City Of Albany, this
f.. 81 ID day Of July in the year OF our Lord 1852
EDWIN u. MORGAN.
L, the Governor
LOCKWOOD H. DorY. Private Secretary.
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,,.rLe,.-R,poyteR bv Ieltgroph

OswEGo. july 25 p nh torn s s'eidy WIN sood De
rsud Tor the Eastern end iOterOT tad. WHEAT opened
Quiz, bar closed firm; Woter Rod Indiana and Michigan
field Il II, AID ~. Chclsp Spring Il ~ iOhs
/. held a fc sound lots sales o. 200 bu'h inos at
s.c Other GH,iNs guirt tisAL fEsiohrs unchanged
boas scarce Flour SIC. Wheat &c. Corn. &c, TO New
Y,-i Ipyo.tr.-8i5 bills Flour. 2J0p0 bush Corn. TX
Poars-3 925 bbs Flour 1909 bush. Wheat, 3ccOo bush
Corn.
BrryNo July ? 1896 p H. FLouR quiet and unchanged
WHs AZ uOh u importance doing COks In fair demand
al-s Of gioOu bush 40dSlc OARS no sals VnlskN m
s-,,ed FHKI8Hrs a,sady. IMPORTS: 1890 bhls tlvnI,
81 go brsh Wheat ~ Coz bush Corn EXPORTS; ioOo bills
Flour u 600 bu.h Whea., 1876 90 bush. Corn, 2OoO bush
OATS ard 00O bush. Rye. -
fmic.GO July s-FLOrR firm. WHEAT 4lc. lower sses
II 03yc for Ne l. Cons dull and &c. lower. RECEIPTS
q 200 bbls flour 20 bush Whpst 2i 600 bush. Corn
snPsgSrI 200 bpls. Flour, 900 bush Whest 1000
bush Corn. ERgiGATB Glo higher Exchanges md Gold
UNCHANGED. ~,
Mnw.rKyR July 2-fIoug ia good dem,nd. WHEAT
du al 8lic for No l. Ks,SIPT'- 100 bpls Flour, bJNo
bush " heat SHiPuzSTs-J.l00 bbls Flour $4,000 bush
Wheat FkEiGnTs nominal.
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DIED.

BOvEE-ln Providence Il. +. on Tuesd.y July Charles
Bogee late member Of Sborey Green Co.'S New Orleans
Opera troupe sged 70 years
Troy papers will please copy.
COOPER-At Yorktown Hospital Va on Monday June is.
Henry ID. Cooper Sergeant company a. 'olh neg i, nv
EswYork State oiuuteeTs aged II yeaEs months and -
days
CONLEY-In this city on Monday, June 30, Mary Agre'
daughter Of jeremiah and MARY Agnes Convey Ssed year
ana months
EGAN-In this city, Monday June - Peter Esan in the
3ih year o. his age
MooaE-on Monday June 30 Theodore Moore late Lieu
tenant IN the Regiment Newly foluuter, aud son
OF the la'e DR.. Samuel ". Moore Of this city,
MULHALT-In this city Tuesday July l, Ellen Mulhail
wifs Of Patrick Muihal
MoEROE-A sea- Friday April Rs, in the Sod year Of biz
Capt Monroe was formerly Of the 2s'h Massachusetts Vol
unee, NJ v 81, but his health be very poor he resigned
ard went 10 sea United states brig Msyhower Capt
Moore leaves large number Of relative, and ends ID the
Cite, Of New YORK {, hTooklyn ,,.--...... M
The pspers NeY Brooklyn Boston. Worcester New
Haven. and Connecticut will please copy.
NUGENT-Kiled in the great battle before Richmond on
Friday June Richard Nuzen First Lieutenant of Com
son the Richard Nugeot esq Of Halifax Novascots
lie leave. wife and large circle Of sympa'h'fns ehd'
who mourn his loss
Boston and Halifax papers please copy.
RFAD--On Tuesday July Mary Duncan Read. youngest
daughter fredk W and Maria L. Read aged years and
Funeral from No 4l3 West Twenty;h street, Thursday
81 int at o'clock p. The relatives snd friends are
invited without further notice.
ROGER>-In thi. city. Tuesday July Samuel Rogers
eyed AZ yeaTs, months and il days
ROBsON-On Friday March airy. wife Of Daniel Robson
native Of Sal.cpats Ayrshire, Scotland eyed 81 years
months aud % days.
Ayrshire sPers please copy
sAULAt Newbursh N. Y. Wednesday June 25, In the
SD war Of his age Mr. AZ drew Saul.
STARS-In this city On Monday June 30. William Starr,
OF Micse and Catherine s'a' ased Il years and "a
day.
TELLER-u this city on Mollay, Jane 80 Peter w Teller
ia tic 10h year o! HE a1"
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TIE WAR IN TIE SOUTHWEST.

AAiFu. y con rtGa'. Jtnf p ithl
Col. Fitch having been much annoyed by ereTil.
las in Iai.ng up White River aIrtsiet ANA retains
several prominent citizens as hos a2es
An agent Tor The Confederate Produce Loan H.
forms tie plauiers Of Iouriana and Mi.sis-r tha;
trosc desiring 10 subscribe heir crops cat do 20
40 q fair valuation for per cent Confederate bond
Tie steamer Atlantic aHiy,d ut Cairo tonight
with l.30n 81 Gen. rrfnis-s Brigade WHO have
been psrolci on hor' rtona, without provender for
horses and uuics bcsidrs suffering from siokuess.
Gen. Hindman j. reuaciog lrm with a large force,
aud unl,ss cur,ini,s4r, aud other stores can reach
bin soon, be- tfools will lie rendered Incapable Of
duty by far,a'Ion.
regiment wa- called for, and Transports with
provisions and pryeltcr.
Cea. Vreh proposes 70 give tie troors rhaTc 81
active ser,ic.. having 81 view Il very Important
movement upon itc enemy.
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THE RESPONSE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

BO,Tov. "Wednesday, July ? it2
Gov. Andrew has ssued Il col TO the people Of
Massachusetts TO fill up to the maximum number al
her regiments now in The field and for ten 70 fifteen
volunteer regiments, in response TO the call 81
War Department. Tho Governor closes biz call
a. follows:
Maffpchuseiis, which has never slumberl nor
slept, must now arise TO still higher efforts aud to
all the du,i.s Of pa'ioisn, with renewed devotion
tic individual cG it. tie united hearts, heads and
bands of all ter people.
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pARsON BROwNLOw IN WILMINGTON.

WIIxrSGTos Del. Wednesdsy, Jolly q I0'I
parsou Brownlow delivered lecture this evening
to one Of tho largest audiences ever as'etioeu
lie attributed tho attendance TO tie nolofley "hon
had been given him by the Secesslonist' tearing
down posters and expressing desire to hang hiln'
Thip stirred up the spirit within him, and TO snow
that they could not intimidate him, he intended 10
cs,,vass the whole State Of Delaware and give theu'
chance to carry out their nefsrous purpose oi ha"g
ing men who stood up for the Union aud Cops'''n
ton
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REpoRTED CAPTURE OF RICHMOND.

81. LorIs. Wsane.jay. ju'y p 1862.
TIE Democrat of thu city has q spcc dispatch
from Memphi. dated the Both uli., which says:
Adyires from Richmond this morning state that
the Com, derate lroo. have been driven from that
city. No particulars are given" .
THE news II very fshy.-Ed. TriG.
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Murder ira Cincinnati.

CtSsiN.Aft Nttu'sdtY. july - H., =
". Waters, temporarily in charge .! ga1nhng'
house N Is k,r street was murdered IN has bedroom
last nirhr. The hank Of the establishment shows
I Il Waiter had over : 1000. It il supposed the
murderer 20, this amount. ~ no money was found.
There were ev den 80 OF the terrible struggle In the
room, although the victim WIS found IN bed. The
murderer is unknown.
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Fresh. Manly. Vigorous, and
WHOLESOME READING.
r Az L. ~ S II O T. /;
By HENRY KINGSLEY.
One vol 81 o..
TICKNOR e. FIELDS,
PUBLISHERS
Fourth Edition Now Ready.
r, r. II To
PIRRCY's PATENT PILES PIPE.

PIERCY's PATENT PILES PIPE.
.as,rEnen, ioT the SATE and Pr INTER
SAL APPLICATION OF Ointment. Made OF HABD RUBBER,
neither BREAxs CORRODEs. 1t is easily IssEArao by
Patients THEMSELVES. causing NO PAIN to the
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS
While i. PRETESgs all WASTE 1t THOROUGHLY DIS
TRIBUTES the Ointment the DISEASED PART, thus effect
ing a SPEEDY CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS. and those
much IN the SADDLE. the PIP Is NV ALUAbLE
prEacY's PnEs 0mTHEST applied with nj. PipF; at
oScE RstlRvEs the PASs, slsys the lNtLAhMArlON,
SiOtS me IrCHlNG, and ultimately CURES THE Dis.
To he had OF al Drusgis,s, and of THOMAS ". BEACH.
Soc sgea, No &c Beesman st. New York
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The linn Outward Bound.

81. JOHNS, \. r, " e7Iht sdaY' July : I't%
The mail steamship Etna, from Newly DIRK June
%, was boarded oil Cape Race at D p. III. to-day,
and American adyice5 aud private kilograms from
New-York Of Monday AMI Tuesday, dates, were
placed aboard by the press yacht. All well on board
Z he Etnn
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CIaiu,s for Uniforms.


All persons resimsn's having CLAIMS u.ss, vs.
Of tie act entitled An act to provide for s f.no
of certain persons and regiments belonsns 20 sne Mins
this state Tor clothing equipments ost " ~ We
,ery,ce OF tbs United States "-pssed aprh ~ laI
hereby notified 10 transmit tho sane gu veIine1 70
W RT Assistant General at the capitol IN the
City Of Albany before the lat DAY OF .y next osAs pa
yidsd in I'D act that all elaine there urasr must &c pssseas
on before that day. "a
Aavit sailing H. articles lost Destroyed and TIE taas
thereof the regiment and company 20 which he We.
hs of herewith and that said regiment " CEN
hs mo-, received compensation nom city
or COUNTRY for h. uniforms and equipments used ud wo
ant I'm The service the United States. that the eos hing eno
or which the claim 10 made were iqn nsd q she
fnense OF nakps the and thas ne sne
nrs,en time member OF the uniformed Militia ~ the sac
~ NwYok The present address OF csch psrson should %
r..d mon his cin In case tho compAy bysvs Of
,sia emit make uniforms the sof tho congo properly
The the claim for sucn regiment Gan DO pfssene~
IN a gross sum duly verified by the tsld oh0n 1879
Blanks for the prosntaiion Of said Claims will De- uIns
upon application st No. 81 Waller street New YORK OK NV
Office Of the Inspector General at the Ciy Of Albany
iUrIIjs ROBINSON Coutrolier
WILLIAM Il. LEN ~, Stale Treasurer
G. A ARTHUR, ing ,ector OeaeFsL
CUfLFR VAN Fk.HrEN c.,
Albany, June 10. lCo1 Se1's'Hs"s' '''
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TIE RELEASE OF MR. FULTON.

BALrisoRE. "wednesday. July 2. 1859.
Mr. e. c. Fulton was Internationally released
from Fort McHenry at 10 o'clock last night, and
reached his home about o'clock this morning, TO the
unqualified satisfaction and joy Of the Union men
of this CITY,
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SALE OF PRIZE COTTON At BOSTON.

E0s4uT. " etnr. lsy, July ? loat
An auction erlo Of Mobile cotton taken from the
r'ize schooner. Southern Independence Charlotte,
aud Victoria took pl-co to-day. Prices ranged from
~ 10 3, cents according to quality. Tho whole
sale amounted - sl.S 600.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FOURTH or JULY.-The 86th anniversary OF
American Independence will be celebrated in this
city under direction Of the Committee appointed by
the Common Council. The programme for the day
is az follows: Salues will be fired at sunrise noon
and sunset in the Western District on Fort Greene
BY Capt Smiths battery, 10Th regiment; and in the
Eastern District, on the Union Baseball Ground,
by Capt. Tafts battery of the same regiment. In
tie evening there will be All exhibition of fireworks
in the Western District, from Fort Greene and in
the Eastern District, on tho Union Baseball
Ground, under supervision of Mr.. Hugh ORorke.
The church and IRE bells will be rung at sunrise and
sunset. The proprety Of a more general dcmorstra-
ton Nas considered, but il was finally determined
that the money might be more usefuily expended.
The day will be celebrated by grand gathering in
the BoWrunyille grove, where the Declaration of
Iudeyendence will he read by Henry c. Wilson,
esq. An address will be delivered by the Hon.
Henry i. Stanton, aud q display Of fireworks Will
be given IN the evening. The exercises in the grove
will commence AT O'Clock, and The moot perfect ar
raugemeIts have been made 10 secure the comfort Of
AL WIo attend.
Tip PrBtic ScHooLs-The usual annual exer-
ciset preceding the Fourth OF July, vii take place
in the public schools this afternoon, the 81 inst.
commencing AZ , O'Clock Addresses ana singing
Will be The order of ihe daf. The Summer vacation
OF the schools no commence Oh the l1th inst, and
continue Until tle 10 of September.
H. William bnrsh very interesting exercises were
held yesterday in puDls Schools Nos. ~ and %, ac-
cord1g 10 thr custom prior % the Fourth Of July.
Tie rchooi-r1ous were DIVIDED 90 The utmost caPa-
city with The I-fi's their relations and frenis, and
the occasion wn- Of great iestyity aud satisac-
uon 90 al wAo parlci. aied.
G.cHrAsl CO., T-,cHEEs SiLARIE..- The Board
o. Education, O.. tl,ir las, meeting adopted 4 rcso-
luton 10 the effect that an teacher Of tie public
schVols wiose ierm OF service dates one year pre-
vious 10 the ~ Of February, 1892, and whose s.a-
RI are les, lrau 800 per enpnm. .hsll from thnt
date receive - ger year; ard all teacher here
ai.c, employed 90 q salary lees ttan s!1o slHi on
couple .iug % !cats scfylce, oe entitled 70 receive
sacl increase.
tfitu0f OF EHrrTII $50 NT.-Nr. A'dr WJohn-
r r,trft.' All 'aNru before Justice toan.n
ri.lr. n .fl ffirf.sIt rItr4l,l by p. D. Has.-f
A.trf saves .s...... .'1 COCO ..,..it. r-.
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G.. A. Lilliendabl's
EXCELSIOR FIRE " ORkS,
NO. 81 JOHN-ST.,

&. A. Lille ndabPs
EXCELSIOR tikEwURhS,
NO. 90 JOHN-ST.,
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE MANUFACTURE
OF FIREWORKS, WHICH CANNOT BE CON-
TROyERTED.
FIRST commenced manufacturing In 1884 and now have
the largest pyro,echuic esistshueot In the world
SECONDSce have esssycd make exhibition eork no
public displays have occurred where lreiIiuu has
been offered for the best Fireworks conse qaently,
DO not make premium Fireworks
THIRD have received the preference from our own Gos'
eminent for sgrels &c. used in the Army and Navy,
after submitti my samples ia competition Win the
most celebrated Firework -u4esers in the Jnitsd
States.
FOURTHBy uniting energy and enterpriss have
c-ed4d in selling more goods yearly than All s.llnm
establishments IN the Uni.ed Sta'es conoined
The above facts constitute sDfeelt guaranty TO al Prr.
casers of the Excelsior Fireworks assortment price ara
Committees on public displays respectfully solcited -
call upoD ne per oIsliy at tUSsTO. sdOFlhhDs.
f'r G.. A LILLIENDAHL.
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Bo.uD or Eurc,IioN.-Thc Board of Educ4-
,on mt las, evening Nelson J. Wa-r' ury, csg i1
TIE chair. The report OF the Committee OF Site
and $ hoo.b.Isrs, ia favor Of eppr pria.ue Slo ,oo
for the pur,lsc oil lots in West F.riy-ibird street
for a new school iuii4ing Wa aot adopted ior WaI-
If "A constitutional vote Tie vote WAS % in favor
and II ,liust. Til Ibe,t Of military instruction
alein came up for discussion and It's further con
sidera,iop was -tioncd ull 'le SECOND meeting or
tie Board % September. Some fu".hgr business Il
roatue character WAS transacted, and the Board
adjourned.
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TIE friends Of the Great WoFern or Illinois ship
Canal project were agrccaJll glfprised t1ai The
measure obtained 80 much strength ON ne irs tia.
10 he House Of Representatives, al was shown by
the vote Yesterday.
TIE minority Of fifteen to-day refusing 70 lay ulon
tic table tic motion to reconsider the vote Is which
tie bill was Yesterday tabled, gave them increased
confidence Of passing the hil during next session.
RESIGNATION OF TIE NEW-0ELEANs COL
LECTOE.
&C. LathIop las resigned the appointment az
Collector If New-Oileans TO which he was some
weeks ago commissioned.
THE INTELIGLNCER BOOK JOB.
The Speaker to-day announced the following Sc
lect Committee on Mr.. Waltons resolution for an
nvertis on of The Inietigeaeer book job: Clark,
n. Y; Bailey, Pa; Wendall, MIMI. Rice, Me-;
Grinder, ~.
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Tn EYrlnr DISQUALIFICATION is directed 70
the advertisement, in Special Notice Do column,
from Col Olmgicais headquarters, No. e.! White
street.
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Clothing.

Clothing. -
have completed entire stock OF SIZING aat
SUMMER CLOTHING not surpassed in this city ~ the way
oC An a,eorteut taste md st,le The CHiLDRkN'S and
FURNIsHING DEPARTMENT not coualled. ALI. viii be
sold az extremely low prices. Please Gall r. b. bALp'
WIN Nos. ~ and q BoweIy.
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BUSINESS Notices.

THE MARCH OF EVENTS is not more striking
than 10 the wonderful supeoy in tn, tyo and appearance
Of Kssx UvaER Hans over those a other s'd less liberal
deas Gentlemen Of good AID Judgment always 80 to
No 22 Rroadway corner Of FaioEst TO obtain fashion
able c.peau .d far .hsad 81 competition the .ee
grsph il ahead OF thee cent rao.oeeI pedMs donkey
READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable GoID Prs 'Iac,y adapted to your aana
and style OF writing whcn VII your wr,ps vastly cheap
er than ste. Pens II you anti. "The Pen ID sshsie
th,n the sword" ia snothe, column.
ZEPHyR MERNO UNDERGRADUATES
for Tho hot wosthor
A. RANKIN Co.
No. ~ BoweTy,
and No l65 5thsy.. corner I'D It.
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The Successful New Novel.
An Appeal.

An Appeal.
To N, Cd.o, If The N. y. Tribune.
SIR Would yon insert these few lines in you paper 70
he hpown the desuton gentle and his family Of
children who has long been engaged making mos. important
ia the construction of Dwellings that viii 90
81 fnrirnsr value 20 the Public H have all been
nssd ia perecing his plans and he 10 actually totally
destitute There good men In th.s community Ti; arg
rsody tnow 10 save WORTHY MAN freln WANT II
III. case were known send HE pJdess snd bes that any
help for him he loft with MI CHRIS TOPPER NO ais en'
All he needs Is little to sustain aim three four weeks
s'' 49, J. U.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Movements Of the Orleans Princes,
TIE ACTION ON THE CONFlSCATl0E BILL.
Gen. HunierSOperatiOnS in South Carolina
A SPICY LETTER FROM TIE GENERAL.
THE IESURRECTIONARY STATES.
A Proclamation by the President
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Mruhat awhile. ..,..,-..u T. NOR, AMI D,o.
~, 'r II ho,els and publ, buils requested 70 dis
av thsir coo.s hat day. III otEoni aie requested 20
rng the bells % tlcir esp~ctNe cnu'cr' o9 AL no- ~ A
pry.p, Of vehicle, are -eqgcsed to avoid the no o. pro
The Slg Societies and Municipal ia.h .i'.ss invited
70 co Operate w the COMMITTEE ~ iuFheilce Of the ce'e
braton p, j. a t pHSi gomp,ji,o. Of
~ WASH BoA 4 Of
IRA 4 ALLEN, Aldermen.
JOHN D. or IWELL, J
MORGAN JONES,
r REPPER Committee or
SIMON nAZLEToN. Board Of
JONATHAN FRO rTER,j
Tickets for admission tc Cooper n'iutc to witness ts
e,sries in the morning and also % adnsion 70 the Cry
us ON the evening wae The Pyro.echnic Display to De
r. T. A. boOLE, Chairman
p W. Tnros. Secretary.
American Irs.itnte.A sts,el monhly Tss, SI 81
a.. ,n,,ta.s %. the rooms OF the ns,iiu.s in
'0'''' 'N'T TiioIAS NcELRATr. Recording Secretary
Eourte.ntl, Ward.-A Regular Meeting Of the XIvth
t.r a.. No. rs Bocmes On THesDAY EvENNg July
I,ss' =, o'cccs. SIDNEY SMITH, President.
yons b SLAP sscEstares
The Successful New Novel.
Mr. Henry King,l.y 1. 70 be welcomed the masters
., ma , es.ioa RAsgssaok' syes him place with
Ih,cSSray Charlie, Kngsey Dickens and Mr.. Stowe The
book is sIe Of grea. power
FOURTH EDITION READY
OF
RAW T. y s III O T.
BY HENRY KINGSLEY
Author OF Gsof.y Hsmlyn'
vol, l2mo. 81 ~.
All Boossoers have H.
TICKNOR G. FIELDS,
BOSTON PUBLISHERS.