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have often wondered why more Of our
taaeutsd practitioners do not oonhne themselves
70 some speciality, inslsad Of wading through
the w1ols range, Of pqteria n,edicd, or the still
more intricate and complicated psths Of sur.
gerry. And our surprise 10 Increased whom We
rensuber that those who have confined them.
selves TO the PRACTICE Of one branch OF scisnoe
have invariably reApsd the rich reward Of
great success, and the consciousness Of In
orNsssd usefulness.
= We have bssn led 10 ythsss rsfsotoas, BY
having eur attention direotsd 10 some surpris
ing cures that have besn performed BY oele
brated ooulist and Surist, DR.. ?. A. Won llae
chxis4er, In cases Of deafness that have been
pronohnced impossible to .rsstore, from the
many years standing and the innumerable at.
tenapts that hAwe bssn, made BY physioians
The surgical 6peratioaS % the eye have A.
tfacted the attention Of the medical faculty
Throughout the country. Dr.. Won koschzisker'l
0pthslmio and Aural Instituts, 337 Psnpsyl
yania avenue. will become one Of the most use
iful and benefcial establishments In our city
and We advise all who need his services TO osi
without delay. His testimonials are OF the
highest character that can be given to any pro.
f6ssiohal man. wa '.I.' 20 ''a
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nROPOsALs FOR MULES.

Corner q5 EIssesa and q arsa', wak..elm:
Sealed proposals will be received at this o6os until
The Govsrum.n, % with 900, two ,hou'ssd Males, q
conform to the following ''
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL to be tl4) fourteen hands aud over In height
FIVE .lxIns to be over taJ three and utdsr0) Zine
oSE slxIH to be over ta) two and under %, years
AL to be sound servcsable Mules for drsusht
purposes ..
The full name and post ofice address OF the bid.
der must appear In the proposal.
If bid 10 made Ia the name Of firm the names
Of all the partners must appear or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal Of the partner
Proposals from d.oyal parties ,ou na be co~siersd,
and an 9th OF allegiance must accompany each
PreposIl, mus. be addressed to Col D. H. Ruoker,
Qusrtermsstcr U. S. Army Washington d. g., and
should be plainly marked " Proposals for Males"
GUARANTEE.
The ability Of the bidder to I'LL the contract should
1t be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two re-
sponsbls persons, whote signatures must be append
- The T responsibiiity of the guarsutors mus, be
shown by the official certificate OF the clerk Of the
nearest district court or Of the United States district
Ddders must be present In person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals. will not be consid
oroQ
Bonds, in the sum of twenty thousand dollars. Sign
ed by the contractor and both sf his tors will
be required of the sucoessu bidder upon signing the
As the bond must accompany the contract, 1t wi
be necessary for bidders to have their bonden with
them, or to have bonds signed In sntioipstisn and
ready to be produced when the contract b signed.
esaa made iSi UpS se once either
or by telegraph
Form Of GUARANTEES.
nf tha of and STATE
Of, and a.. of the county Of, and
State Of -, do hereby guaranty that -is
able to fulfil CONT act in aoco rdanoe with tile terms
Of his proposition, ard that, should his proposition
be accepted he will at once enter into contract in
accordance herewith
Should the contract be awarded hinl, we arc pre-
pc ed to become his sscuritiet
Go this guarantee must be sppeaaed the ogcial
ceriidcate above mentioned.)
INSPECTION. DELIVERY, 10.
All mules contracted for under this advertisement
will be sub]esed rigid inspection, and those not
cont rming to the specifications will be ej.ctct.
The mules must al be delivered In this city within
(25) twenty five days from the date OF signing the
contract.
Payment to be made upon the completion Of each
contract. or SO soon thereafter as the Depot quar-
termastsr shall be Ia funds; -
Any informaity in the bid, or non 'conio! nance
with the terms Of this advertisement, Will en- ure
the rejection Of the proposal
THESE mules will be awarded In lots Of (5oO) five
hundred each, unless the Depot Quartermaster may
deem it for the interest of the Government to vary
the number.
The Depot Quarstrm,s ,ster reserves to himself tho
right to sct any o: all bids that he may det m too
high u. H. hOChEh,
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Odd Fellows Hall.
Fo oLMNGoRA
ST.AVLEr + COV.AvNT,S
GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS
oY TIE
WAR FOR THE UNION.

Comprising Views Of Cities North ard South,
East and Wet Battles, Bomba ardments, Marcbes
Explosions Scenes .And Ircidents tf every kid
which illustrate the Great Rebellion and Na.ions
Struggle for National Life.
the real movement OF thips II repre- sentsd-the
ACTION OF THE MONITOR AND MERRT-
MAC.the Destruction OF the Congres. and Cum
wonderful and interesting exhibition of itself
This Great HLt"ric Work will be pre.ented to
the public
ODD FELLOws' HALL.
Doors open at O'Clock; Exhibition begins ats
AFTERNOON EXHIBITION
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock,
for Ladies and children.
venus
Reserved cents
may3l
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The Great Sssssstou Pisy Of the world, rsplsts
u with Song, Jokes, Qsips, Quirk, and QuiddI
~ siss, Iatrodsolas the Original Budget Of
PRIzs cONoNDRUMs AND SAYINGS,
Eat Asn, Fast Men. Fat Men Fast Men. Fast Men.
East 90 7sl rH=iHa.7 - r.r y.-. Nsr.
Ease ~ p. sIN "H '#.arH.aHr.H ##. a.s Men.
rst ~ n ~ ~ Men.
LAST F "a ~" Men.
ruu .Hr - - ~ I .|.. Men.
raN ... 'rHHH % ffH .. TO ... Men.
rNt Men.
4; 4; 4; MEN! ::: :::: :::: ::::
E@ ..rN Men.
ras -r 49, Men.
rau men Fast Mon Fast Men. Fast Men Fast Men.

Fast Men. Fast Men. Fast Men. Fast Men. Fast Men.
Third night Of great Drama Of City Life, ri,teu
.| by
Mr.. W. d. ENGLISH, and entitled
Fast Men or I1iashinssos.
Fass Mem or W'ashissssos.
Fast Men or Vsiashtssson.
Fast Men or Usashi,sssos.
Fast Men OF WiasIstsstoN.
Fast Men OF Washington.
splendidly gotten up with
NEW LOCAL SCENERY,
BY MR. JOSEPH PARKER.
Jerry Baosom. om..................Mr. c. b Bishop.
Harry Jordan. .Mr J. Moe Cullough
Jenny Fairlovs, with numerou,
Protesn disguises.. .Mrs. Bishop.
Ieciiental To the piecs
A Company Of Female minstreIs
A Company Of Fsmale MinstrsIs
A Company OF Female Minstreis
VIII appear In several scenes Of Irresistible hum,
intenpsrsed with
Songs, Dances, Practical Jokes, sc.
Songs, Dances, Practical Jokes, DO.
Songs, Dances, Practical Jokes, &c.
30 In consequence Of the agreeable length
Of this production, It will constitute the entire
performance Of the evening.
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Drea Circle and Parqustte. so cents
Orchestra besu ................."...., ,..7S cents
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COrnS, sc.

ga- 'fvp, Z, -., COrns, &cs t o.
rr Wtlle The Chiropodist, will be at his once,
va I'onnsy gna avenue, o. McAday, Tuesday, aud
EeIeestsy: ;iuoe 9th, i0ta, and llth, when those
IN aSSir,nemseiyss'o 'of As opportunity q settins
ia ! thciI noubleeome customers without pain.
i'm soicr leaves for Saratogs On the Thursday
TASse addicted with thes, troublesoms things,
whe be- HARD or soft also those troubled with Bun.
aua rsllst and sstlsfsstry bensht By applying
70 D4 U White ~ PennsylvaAia avenue, between
FouriaAa half and Sixth streets, Room No. 7, SEQ
ond fPor S....I.t ~, ~ - - ~
Thf 10 to sriiy that DR.. white hss removed .
Bun,dn from Oae of my let, which has troubled me
f, :asn 8, ,.sR S. s. SSs ..s, Z rs
Adams Express, Warrington, D. @.
NeS YorA Ne,cs Agent.
Thu IL, to certify that Dr. White has cured two
di.eal naih, Witch have tzosblsd ~ ibF the last
three 6sa1. Ny feet are now pslfsetly we'll.
clJberfally recommend DR.. White a . tafs and
skilifbi operator IN that important profession.
90 Second sirsst, Capitol Hill.
Ss; .qsSssSsS sa%v..Sly and 70
fo7a the foot 0f"' wife, RnH. v,.,.x,
! No 27a Ssvsath Srsst, bet L and N.
From REQ. DR.. Lockwood, Washington.
DrWhits has removed corns and part of Q bad nall
from my feet, and the operation Wa performed with
out paia, and without sheddng one drop OF blood.
oan recommend him % . surgeon Of perfect compe.
tency and skill In his department.
je4-u rs.. Z. LOCKWOOD.
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V,nE WAsuIN GTON
i ACADEMY OF MUsIC
No $50, PeassyIuania Apsnue, sOslA de- bOsen Nin0
and 7e,th freeu.
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~ Drake's Plantation Bitters.-S. r.
the system; d . perfect appetlssr, and the most
agreeable and edeotual tonic In the world. II b
oonposed Of the celebfated Cslisays bark, roots,
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsa snd
Westness, and "a Just the thing for the changes Of
ssssoGa sold BY all grocer, ds.ggi.ts, hotsls, and
saloons r. II. DRxKE CO.,
ap i-8m 10 Broadway, N. Y.
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IN Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at
Northern pTioes at No. 400 Seventh street, near y.
mar 2O-dam
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MARAlID.

On the 10th instant, at the E street Baptist
ohufoh, by Rev. @. W. W.gamson, HMRY @. C.SHoLls
Of New York city, to Miss Rosa D. HUxr, Of this
CITY. afsdN ,EihzI b. t-Hrss ..a
The national Republican., 1862-06-11

~ Subscribers 70 the Republican, in
Gsorgstown or the seventh ward (fslsndl who fAi
to receive their papsn regularly will obligs ths
Shepherds bookstore corner Seventh and d streets
when all dslinquencies will bs promptly attended
TO, may 81
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Future DAyo,

RY ON 2 ?. = wILLIANs. Ascsienesr...,.
d,oEx ID ExTEHsiyE I1sI M SALE OF WINES AND Lf., /
shall ss in ifcst Or ihs Auction Store s q G,.ss
Williams No. $50 Seventh street, At 10 oojock q ~,
~ s,. 'hs Is,,nd;I g iSs soSS as:od
B,,res " W. ..a fc, enumsrAss - pest-
ssl ss..vv whs:ty, ~ Lavender Bfandy, Ginger Do
scatch Whi.ky, 1 GInooektsn M | n ~. 30 Z Z
PSI; t scnSn Whiaky i High Wines mn ~
,,F keF Bittsrs,S kegs Tulpa, so ao.,n SOLDIER.
Ili bbs. ssur Krsst, boxes Tebseco ,g, i2 i,,g.
Soi.n Do sSnUn n.:is =. dSI,n c
do, pipes Cordial ~. ~ y -DT"-s- To- =
Shoe brashss, Sohnapps, ,gtJres no gr5,.Is
ssry to enunerate. -s-G,ITs- a : : =. i.
Terms casb r r.- fr ss--rr5,,f af-l,
GIoeiry Merchants, Hotel K.epsu, sutlers, ard
e punie In general are respectfully invited to the
F.M. RELzoR,
GREEN i wIJ.LIASs' ~ = n
e'-d H n. Isarl Austousen
count Of the rain, until TauRsDXY, Is: ixh Il.
slant same hour md Elsee ~ cs5 q Y: t.ss'ss
BTsSItGr. %sGg,ns %s ~ " = n, GO, A%s.lGnsss;; s
and Lot at tie Corner Of Tenth Street west and
North Q Street -On FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
June ,S'h n '0'oieck, on the premises shall ssli
Lot No. ], In Redfern's iubdlvi Ton OF tqusre No
3,s fronting 90 feet north street, at The correr
of Tenth street west running back SO feet TO Al
House. - - :, : - 80
The location of this property m,tss II ds,irabie
=, Terms: One half cash the remainder In I, 8, and
j. c. MCGUIRE co.,
IL Id AuNtiouoera
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NOW BruE TINE TO BUY SPRING
~ C.UMlng Trunks, Hats, and CAPS, at No. $50
Ssvsuth aprsi .. ~rvao-d9D

NEW STYLE SPRING CAP JUST REC'D,
IN only q, ct No. 500 Seventh street.
nH 9-daW -
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30 In consequence Of the agreeable length
Of this production, It will constitute the entire
performance of the evening.
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ss- az FREE EXHIBITION-On OF the best
stocks Of Ciuthiug, Furuishing Goods, Hats, and
n q All OF The above Goods for sale very low.
MAI !,L--dlm
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WANTS..

VHTAHTED-BOARD for . gentleman and his
w wife, In pleasant htuation contiguous to the
Patent Once. Terms must b. moderate Address
" Locomotive" pcst ofhos. jell-Ns
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therefor and in Of the death ar removal of the COL
ector, or the expiration Of his term Of office from
any other cause, said record shall deposited In the
Office Of the clerk OF the district Court OF the United
States the district within which the said co1ec,os
resdes and copy Of every such record certified by
the collector or by the clerk the may require
shall evidence any OF tho treth Of the facts
therein stated; and when any lands, sold Aforesaid
shall be redeemed hsreisbefose provided the coec
cork the may be, shall make an entry Of
snail be evidence Of such REDEEM ptn and the claim or
the government to land sold under aud by virtue or the
foregoing provisions shall be hold 70 have accrued q the
time OF seizure there oi.
In any where goods, chatcls or effects Sufficient
TO satisfy the duties imposed NY this act any per-
son pay tho shall not BIO found by tho Collector
Or dcpy collector VIII Sc duty II may be 10 clect the
same he is hereby authorize 10 collect the by
Seizure and sale OF real estate Assessors commissions
Oh sales to DO five per cent 4..
REDENiT TON.
Liberty or redemption Ii extended 10 any person hay
Ing an interest in the property Sold t1IME EgstA
Tho following amendments made by tho Conference
Committee were Inadvertently omitted from the COM
pilation published in yesterdays issue
CHECKS, DRAFTS, Erl Gf
Sight checks, drafts &C., for any sum exceeding
twenty dollars, two cents STAN dtty.
BILLS or r., HAycE
Hill OF exchange inland draft order otherwise than
at sight or mand any promissory to except iaik
mote, iss ed for circuliiiol, for ANY m exccciug
cuy and not cxceed one hundro dollars Ave cents
each exceeding twenty i've hunsred and no, exceeding
live thousand dollars, dollar ami nifty cents each.
cosvEYANcEs
twenty ivc Ip1drcd and not exceeding avc tho sand,
i,c dollars zach exceeding five thousand and net
ccedng 1pndrcd thousand ten dollars each: exceed
ing hured Thousand and rot exceeding two handred
hous nd twenty dollgrs aud each and every add-
ona ten thousand dollars, or fractional part thoFeof
twenty dollars.
INSURANCE POLICIES.
All insurance polio Of every description, removals
Of the same tw onty live cents each.
MORTGAGE.
On mortgages. for every additional ton thousand dol
lars, fractnal part thereof exceed n twenty thou
sand dollars. ton dollars.
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Corrections.

Tho above contains all the amendments made by tho
Conference Committee, with tho following exceptions,
namely
m AppnrrAL DUTIES or COLLECTORS. 9yf a.'
II is made tho duty o. every collector TO keep record
Of all sales Of land made IN his collection district whether
by hins, his deputies, In which shall DO set forth
o tax Tor VIII aay such sale Was made the dates Of
sesac aud sale ,he nac Of tho party assessed and oil
proceedings IA making said sale, the amouRt o and
expenses the name " tho purchaser and tho dato u tho
deed which ecoil shall he certified by the officer MAX
s the sale; and u shall DO the duty of any deputy max
mg sac, as aforesaid, 10 return statement OF ali his
poceengsto the collector ard 10 certify The record
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DRY GOODS.

DEAL PINEAPPLE GOODS INDIA WASH SILKS
III China AL rabbi curious ces.
yln Indian Bark and Bead Work Fans, with Other
ties, sale and retail.
FOUNTAINS India Store, 653 Broadway.
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A RARE CHANCE-s150O0 WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted, whin month for New Orleans La.
gentlemen having Of the above to dispose OF
following prlccs.-Froln 30 10 sSO ot SIX
Dresses 50 70 SIS for COATS from 81 10 - Tor Pants
Also shaw Clocks Carpets Furniture the hishcs pr ca
paid. Please call address note 70 b. hns ZS Sitn
avenue Egheenth street Ladies attended W MIA
Orders from Brooklyn orJerscv CITY punciuav az
tended to- Please remember the original B. MntL, 2SS sixth
avenue.
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A TTENTIoN.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, If YOU
n wish to with fair and hoscst osier 10 dispose
OF yo r cast clothing furnitucand iewcr', the
you to send note 70 the wen known dealer
Harris Seventh where will be dealt IN
10 your sstisacton from 81 10 $50 % coat
from 81 to SIS pants from 81 to 90. r. HARRIS, 10
seventh avenue Twenty Streets
Ladies' atteu. ed by Mrs. Harris fs..4 Ws.
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MRS. EzEKIELS' OLD sTAND-FRoM 50 TO $50
n viii paid silk Dresses ~ TO SO for Coats,
ana 81 to IS Parts; also Cdip Furniture Jewel
ry &C. by post punctuay attended to by Mrs. Exeki-
els 1874 ehue between Nineteenth and Twentieth
stre ,ents nj tenn led 10 by Mr.. Il. =
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

ticn projects, the tax upon all busiress tnus.na.
Of pure6ase and sale, and on ah payusots Of rs.ss
interest," and dividsHds oommepdiag fssif % 81 49,
ment. Although there was difference of opisfs n.
to the taxaton Of particular nerests there ~ -.
any difference Of opison anyw here "a TO Tie uecs.S
Of taxation and the people were reajy and wiIIinsS
meet II. A failure to enact such q law wo.L -
moro injurious in its effects than the lose Of 49, ~
battls
Mr.. X. LATBERs hoped that portion of the -...
rial touchiur the leading products Of the Sorss
would be modified go az not 10 prejudice the nina -
the loyal men In the South aga 81 she tar which =
necessary to meet the expenses OF the rebellion.
MIR. c. II. MARSHALL thought that, inasuu.h q.
the South had brought on tue war, they should H.
taxed TO pay all tho expen-es.
Mersrs. SINCLAIR ToUsgY, and Ws. BAILEY "a.
voreJ the report and, after some further discusoo
1t was adopted.
On morton OF Mr.. OPDrNs, q COMMITTEES, cocs;s.
ing Of AessIs. Wm. r. Dodge, A. e. Richards. sss
Ezra Nye, we're appointed 10 preseGt the ueooIS
10 Cong ess.
A letter was read, from Lieut. Leonard psnlane
comma ding the gunbost 81. Ioui,, off I.Lna H
10, presenting ths Chuuber with torpedo takss a
ths calituiation of Columbus, Ky.
The President gave notice that Gen. An5sr,.r
ard officers Of Fort Sumter fame would be presoct !.
the next meeting, TO receive their medsdA
Tie Chamber then edjournsd
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Memoirs Of ths Life Of Sr Wusr Scott Bart By job A.
son Loc.is.t. A New Edition. Vols III, w. nra
Tcknor fie'ds.
Twelve fears In tho Mines Of California By L6xsos A.
terson. i7no pp. iiE Cambridge.
Tbs Bsy-Psh. ~ J @. Holland New Edition line n
4l3. Charles Seribrei.
Ths Claiming. By BRA ueury Wood svo. pp. % II
fe'ers. ETotbsrs
The CaTslisa hinisel's Afec'ios'o Advice to A.rl
Couple By Rev. Jszaes Bean ieuso. pp Ia. A,s
lean Tr.cl Society.
Rspors o CssAs ssned ard as'erined In ihs szpn. JUDI
cisl Court If NJ sEchu'sttL by CbsIleS Allen. vJ ID
syo w. C69 Lht-, Brown. Go.
Msrus for Engineer troops. By Csrl J. c. Duane So
Emo. % 275 D. Van Nos'fiHd
Qsht AmeritGn Slavery - bs perreorelf Debsis 10
tween Rev. W. q. Brownlow AID Rev. A. Pryns Isns
pp. 305 J. b. LippiBcott Co.
Tbs HsI fn Amsrioa By Jsi. Shsdasr, LID. Ezras.
pp. sis. Lond n and New.YcTk.
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tota, earnings will probably reach $7,95oooo. As
.umng the expenses for the year 10 be 66 por cent
the not earnings will equal =, $4,000.
We see il announced that the Bond Committee OF
Allegheny City, acting in connection with the FL
nance Committee OF Councils, have succeeded in
eaecting an srraug ment Of her railroad bond H.
debtedness To that arrangement, creditors repre-
eentng nearly all Of the de0t, have acceded. The
whole railroad Indebtedness of that city amounts TO
800 eco principal and about <lcO 600 bact interest
Under the new arrangement the city will issue new
BOZ ds dollar for dollar At per cent interest," which
are rredeemabls, EXCEPT through the operations OF
a sinking fund provided form the act. The coupons
for back inerest, up ~ Jap 1862 will be purchased
with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne ana Chicago hsiirosd
stock, "a. PAR.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
disra:ch was received from Clsye,nd yesiH1day an
uourcing rcalcon a. &c. O. 10 i'c e nbl on rIouf
from lake : rts a. neU ! oTs and Boston. A.
The rates from Cleveland Sandgaky ard Toledo to rev
Norr audi Rc<.r sraaE 70
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Notwithstanding LA
Cleared.

s,.,rssbiDs-Kane.roo fDr). MeOui.sn Liverpool J. a
pei-. John Rel (br Scott liverpool T. NcD rld 60.
Ship-scslsao, Bart, C-.sis, Ie IL. T. ~hoiapsso Psr
Ierel. Iti, Csisis, Me. -. ,,,
BsTki-Orear Bd.". Burgess. FV1sh' ttport Nulr =
Ioushsnr; EiwaId Ev,Feit. Harding beiSe; T. Asr1Dos
N; T.r-sa foster st. Inorss, Nsilsni ffelgs %
Brgs-Scstlard Frrnrk. bx-hs lo-s, r T. SMITH Nara
Wheeler h-slsr. Phil.d-phiA u. o. b!ookDsn Co. s
Ceory. le~nrr yue, Ssrba iu-s MsctI rIeIn Ma
,oin Fazle Ray Brrnuds. Smith. J0ges 90 DSps,ch
tFrl u.ndsi,on, halilaA Ihouss james
Hyr, ih. lie srfofd r. $ R4cseti J. w Tall Asi.Ensa
Pbil.leEhs. Priucrss Lowell Boston, w Lssis C.i
~ A. We5more farren, a-isnE.s, =. +. Phillips ssss
T.rf..t snulh Oonsiyes. Miller 4 Hou.h.on NJ. A. HI
Jr-,h Williams. N-w-Hsyen, y s 6se.e,i ANAL. Aek'
,rly Il Bart. W. l.. Atws'er Auford Ca. ComneFes,
nsni,s Wsshirgton d. C., S1;s Deesl TnsrSs Jets.s@
Keray salem. X w. Roper Co. H-..iet EiswSe, hss'
kins, Sis4l, Lssrsyss, Merrill Abbott
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

CRIcKEr.-Ths St George Club began play for
the season yesterday April 25, on their ipcosed
grounds at Hoboken. Between 90 and 30 players
were present, from among which aides were chosen
for a game, the bowers being Messrs. Hammond and
II. Wright, the well known professional cEichesen.
The season bids fair TO be q lively one.
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fAdvettsenent.
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK,

Wrought. Cast aud Wire
v.ox p.u,xos GArsvAys Pfgss BALCosfRs, VKRAS-
,.x and FAsn FKyCkSi TRgB GUARDS, SrALL ouAhDs'
MIsexas and WINDOW GuAHps
iRoa FURNITURE.
px,srxaps CRADLES, and CRiBs Also-MArrRxssEs'
oil kinds. - o.. p..vur. 10
WIKs FLOWER TKAsEs sTAsDs' bAsksis, bAs 90
HurCHirsOa WiCErHsHss
'~"p~ No 259 tsnsi-st ear Biusd~sy " T. .
O.,srsI AGENTS for New. ioTk Nhe-aAiiog Co"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
CITY ITEMS
AnUsEmENTs THIS EVENING.

vrx, Tgx.Tra-No 8li Broadway, Tho ~ay I"
LyoaL" ,r. rY...hh.ck.
Peep o. Day" wv..h.,,re,.,
K.ySrss Asgkfc.s Musyus -Rrosd~sy Com. Hu'' A..
Dan 80 uinoonc,,mns Whale &c, day AID night M ne
Cers .nd the Dwsn" and The Widow oil ss''n0' s'e'
noon and evening o,, A. ~ grosJ
Horn CHspHL-Brosdwsy. CsPt "hihm''
nArros.s AcaDEsY OF DEsIes-E0 e2' Broadway '''
and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

MnrARY.-On Thursday evening the o'n nesi'
men, Washington Greys gave All exhibition drl'' d.
rho S,a,e Arsenal corner of Thirty-dhh street and
Seventh avenue, in the presence ot sever" '"""'o"
reople After the frings and battalion 'nos.,ne" ns
the regiment marched down Filth avenue Ana "'''''
wsy to the armory.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
SUPERIOR CoURr-SrEciAL Txxs-APniL es-Bsfo
Justice BOswokTa.

SUPERIOR COUkf-SrEClAL 1EHx-APniL e5-bsfo1e
Justice BOs~ohTn.
DkClstoSs
Exchange Fire Insurance Company sgt. Airs. L.
Tonllluson so-Rrport Of iefsree approved
Before Justice MoacRikp
Thomal Scot, executoF, agi. Mary Z. Simos.--
Judgment zoo pl.utiH findinss Of iacts No. 6le.
Cornelius A. lockwood 81 al asL jacob Ro.hsehld OF A.
Form Of Judgment settled
Geo Williams ss.- John OAeef,- -Moho1 denied with %
sarah sturgs against Charlie, sursa-Decrs. Of divorce
Cautrd
August Is. TheTiot ct al ast Antonio Bssiol-Cass Of
.arrdneDts se,tled aud .sn At ClsrR. olhce.
Before Ju,pcs BARBoUa.
Bushnell St,rsIs at. Obdson PsimeL-SaSsutution
dsrod.
Geo Fisher AT Joseph C. Fisher Euron. Woodward sxt
Jane, Talco, Discontinued without either party
Grandson r. Read sgt Il w. aooIeSes psp.is with the
Clrrh
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
fhdver;isenicnt.l
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Foa 1867

Ths populsr ANNUAL Il nov ready 80 - -.
paid By EXpre.. - per 100 Cs.h orders solic.,'d.
We csa suppy back numbers Of tho Tnbuns Amsnsc ly
S,r ry i1 1886 1851 1883 1859, lsJ s5d VII lico -
900 .~ob poet paid Asj,-s- F"R THisuSE ho"'i""
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

Elizabeth Jacobi pleaded guilty TO petit larceny.
In stealing from R E,lengor No $40 Bowey, on tho 10th
inI scles Of w.sdng apparel valued al S+3 go Sent
the fepit-pt,~ry f,r month.
John Rior.n convicted " rd larceny In stealing from
John a. Aanbsiey Nos and Bridge street, the I'D
March. tTo bales OF wool valued at $40 Rsmsnded.
Thss Grimes tried charge Of Obtaining nspsy undsr