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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
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OswFao. Msy 6-FLors unchanged. WnrAT quiet Co.'s
dali sslcs 20 bush old Indiana A. t.c oar md bAhif
nominal RYE steady s.lc. go bush Canadian at DC.
Pas In demand GOO busi Canadian a. tc tANAL
FHHi0HTs unchanged LAEy iyroETs-l, ia bbn t!osr,
q hn.h Wheat 20 bush Barley. trrORTs-lt 90
bush Wheat IS go bush Barley $3.50 bush Rye l7oo bush
Peas
CHioAoo, M.y e-FIorE dull and unchanged WHEAT
cuiet and lc lower at &c. for No ]. and lie or No
CoHs unchanged REcxiPTs 1000 bbl' iiouf, 20 90 bush
Wheat, CO 90 bu,h Com SHiPsr>Ts; ~ o0 bbs floaf,
l03 90 bush Whes p 90 blsh Corn ErcHaAer vnsl'
tered CON y premium fsNieuI, quiei aId ss'ier -,
s7dSoo for Chicago sphr: ~ os for kci Wini.r CoHs
better se. Al soc Oars &c better sales a. Be With good
dsmaa Wnxr aud IN good demand sslss COO bbls al
2d2l.c. CasaL FRkioHTs lover 3c on Whesi sni &c
on Corn to New York IsFoATs; n 900 bbis flour ~
bu.h Wheat and a. 90 bush Corn. tnroETs; -" bbi'
Flour fte bush Wbesi J'soco bush Corn io"S push
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
BosrOs Tuesday, May o. 1904
Tho weekly footing ofthe Bar - show. the foLowas
c.ol,.l ~ 9J 80 pue m ether bsnt.s 83s 700
Isus sDd dcoyn ~ 800 ~ Dur, 90 other barka eb:3eO
y, eri, ...... gsal oO1 Cucuslion....... 3.;t 90
Deposits. zee. ...... b.Bl3Oo9
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EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE,

EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE,
And the recorded testimony Of Thousands who have been
stored to health By is uss prove that Dr. JArsEs FrrEc
rOnAsr i without exception the most valuable remedy In
the world for Cousms CoLps ASTHMA, BRosonrI Cnour.
CoMumprioS. WuooprsoCouon, and all PULMONARY Con-
rL.IErA sOdbY uEossAs 4 Co, Broadway. aud BY Drug
gisx gsus,Aly
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

THE Laws or THE SEA.-Last night the Hon
Charles p. DAILY, First Judge Of the Court Of Coz.
non Pleas Of this county, delivered before the
sldents of the Columbia College Law School. a,
NJ. Lafayette place, the second Of bis course os
sdures on T" The TIietory of the Laws of the Sea I"
bs branch Of the subject discussed by the learned
s,dge last night, was E" The Maritime Cities of tho
s'diierranean In the Middle Ages" There was a
ga attendance OF prominent members of the Bar
ssevefal ladies' in addition to the presence Of the
ssnss. snsaenss. The lecturer described the ,ise and
ps OF the Six principal cities Of the Mediterra.
LA and the causes Of their prosperity. and cave
in idsa Of their origin and Improvement Of mari.
Sva Aw. He was listeued to with close attention
""s audience till the end.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
MARRIED..

BiLLTNGS-PARNLY-In San Francisco Cal on Monday
March 81, hy the Rev. Nhrelock H. Psrmly Frederick
Bnngs OF San Frarcco Cal to Julia Farny daughter Of
DR. EIeazsr Parmly Of New-Iork.
Dr Osgood, Van Wyck Horton Of this city TO Mary d.
Alden Of Norce-ter, Mass
Worcester pc pers please copy
KENNEDY -sM fHBy the Rev. Or. 0igood. Mr. William
Kennedy to Mns ie,ucis smith.
NlLBUR-IILiER-N Leeds Y, by the Rev =. T.
sesrle H-TTcs Nilour OF Leeds Mills, to Nil. Mary
Hitler daughter Of the late Cept Iii Ter OF Poughheep'e
NEw.YoRK Msy s. 1882.
The notice q sma-ge between gel v Natal snd Miss
Alice Femmng Is a'y hoax 10 snch marriage having ssen
place. JAMES fLEMMINoi Jh'
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Riots in Pennsylvania.

POTTtvlLLK Pa, Iuesday' My . I'uE'
The colliers of the several mines III this vicinity
on a strike to-day, committed many outrageous aet-.
The pumping engines of some Of tie largest golfers
were stopped by them, causing a serious destruction
of property. IIecsschers mines were the object OF
thoir united violence. The State authorities have
been called on to furnish troops. Volunteer com
panies are organizing.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

NEw-YoRK HisToRIcAL SocIETY.--TLe regular
"Oan.y meeting Of this Society was held, lat night,
VI Tue nall Of the Historical Society Bulding,, Sec
o''u avenue, the Mon. Luther Bradish IN The chair
'ase audience was present and listened attentive
10 an Interesting paper prepared aud read b. Mr..
John c. Shea, giving detailed history If The la.
niaica Negro rlot in i74l-l2
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The Connecticut Legislature.

NgwHAvRS Tuesday, May g. 1861
Gov. Buckingham entered the city this afternoon
attended by large escort.
The Union Caucus of the Senate this evening
nominated the Hon. Hiram Goodwin OF litchiieid
County, President PRO tenn Cyrus Nortnrup oi
Norwalk Clerk. The Union Caucus OF the House
nominated the Hon. Jacob NJ. Carter as Speaker,
aud Clerks, Messrs. Cook, Lounsbury aud ii. Lynde
Harrison.
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GpetlaI Noiltce.
er,cnn CONGREGATIONAL InIon.

Auerirnn CONGREGATIONAL Dlon.
IuL Annual 81 slNf.SS MEETING
m IN. e.'io OF ~ oT the eusnng Will be held on
ifHspAY May D. ~ o'clock y. i at the Church
Of lfspd aud Crosby s opposite the Of the Union
TlIE NINTH ANNUAL SOCIAL REuNloN :,
,ui be held a. Brooklyn Academy oi Musc lin Mon
,s,ge Il near Couft) on THURSDAY ENENlNG, May 3.
Tle l,ry +. THOMPSON ID. d., will preside aud al
e..e. are p.c.d from the Rev Prot iiIiClCUCk, the
~ HENRY WARD BEECHER the Rov. yAMES
IFiLs u. u. the Rev C. ID. FOSS, WIN ALLEN BUT
LFR esq and Others
Music by Dodwor,h's Band.
Door, open at o'clock Exercises TO commence att O'Clock.
icKo. Is cents EACH may be obtsinod at the Of
the Union No l35 Grand st, NewYok at the office Of
IIs Independent, No. Beekmsnst aud Of w T. Hatch.
No.. m .nd Worth st. New York also OF w. H. BlbcocA.
No aio Fulton st. Brookyni Of Dr. A. B. Chadwick No 800
Cour.t Presd.nt and at tho door Of the Academy OF
Mu,ic ON I'll RsDAY ~ ENING
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PERSONAL.

The story that Mr.. Scbnabel Of Pennsylvania
who was recently released from Fort Lafayette, bad
gone down to Reteldom and taken command OF a
regiment, is contradcted by The Freem0n's Jorrnol
winch says he was in this city Oh the lth inst.
-boson papers announce the death of the wife Of
ona'ies Sprague, the banker poet Mrs. Sprague was
years of sge.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

'' lHE EDisBURGH.-The follow
- Numerical Intelligence brought by
mother page: e"N" VI
Sales Of COTTcs at Liverpool 1uh 49,,
,0c t. specustors aud exporters IT, yy baies ineladn
altered quotations. 'Aeiket closed hTm st
BErapsTUYFs quiet and steady
PROvlslOss yeiy duh.
LosDoS. April 2f-CoNsoLs closed G, osl0q. =.
aid account. American stocks ere dun s' ior money
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

HARVARD CoLLrGE.-T1e Boston Transcript
learns that George b. Emerson, LII. d., ia the
gentleman nominated by the Fellows Of Harvard
University as successor of Late President FELTON,.
1t is understood that the Hon. Robert G. Winthrop
declined to have bis name used in connection with
the Presidency Of the institution.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
EIichfann Pine Lands.

WEE TE SFrfF St MHs M rbES SbG5s se HSs4
which own. apsa tie s.sns. W River I've and @ tbas.s
covering A'@' 100000 ACRES,
BEING FINE TIMBER LANDS or TIE VERY BEST
ALSO Acour eoAIifi'
$4,000 1900 ACRES AcREs or PINE TIMBER LANDS UPON
THE MUSKEGON RIVER,
WW Be offered auction ~ the T0tS " Musss9os. o~ LasS
Michigan. on the Lot ddpQ .Iuy merit
SALES POSITIVE.
Ysese lands whether regard the quality Of se fine ~
ss the as .Sa sg to s @
and held or the facilities for uaaet.c.udos and 'hI2iuf
actual operators but also Of capitalists for not er2eets4
thst they wiz command At auction one half thsir real vue
comparison of duplicate reports Of experienced parties
who made their examinations separately and unknown "
THERE ARE. BETWEEN SAGINAW CITY AND
"a distance Of 8fteen miesl.
FORTY.TWO SAw.MILLS,
Alongside of which vessels lie aud Load and which csA
''DSi. NINETY iif' MILLION !eo,ooO.o .oOo,, FEET OF
THE PROPORTION OF CLEAR STUFF FROM
SAGINAW PINE
20 'AA1 TIE TRADE OF SAGINAW IN
HARDWOOD LUMBER
Is LARGE, ESPECIALLY IN SLAVES.
THE SALT WORKS
On the Saginaw are st present exciting attention Four
teen Fsctohss making 500 bbls OF SALT daily
and twsntyone companies making active prepare
From present 10 niieation II h believed that In part q
the Western country will the increase Of population ana
tho rise in value of real be rapid - In tho Ssey Of
the Saginaw. for the next two years .ro,, ,
THE PINE LANDS UPON THE MUSkEGON are aise
Of the best quality and their to Chicago and NIL
waukee makes them desirable.
There LAUNDERING Business done npon the Mushegos
than upon any other river flowing into Lake Michigan The
quantity cut Last year SIXTY MILLION tGO,O0O,s
GOO FEET There q dozen steam SswMills near the
mouth of the river sougde Of which vessels losd The
present and prospective operations upon the Saginaw and
uskegon obvious that early day Pine
Lands In these localities wiz become indispensable and Of
TERMS OF SALE.
Onefouh cash. Oh the day Of sale and the remainder q
equal annual payments with interest annually seven ~
per cent payable at the Companys office In Detroit Con
tracts with purchasers will be made Ia accordance WIN the
FOR ms already adopted and in use by the Company -
Catalogues descriptions Of the groups OF and wisn
full with regard to the ssie can Do hso on spP
cation to
CYRUS WooDsAy esq, Detroit Mich.
Joas w BROOKS. esq Boston, Mass,
HoxBR Foor x Co.. Springfield Msss, -
CO O. WooDnAs. No. 80 Pine St. Nsw.York.
@. II. THATCHER. esq, Albany, n. Y.
EDWIN MOVES ESQ, Wsteryiile, Me-,
Ex-Gov. FAIRBAsKs, st. Johnsbury, VI.
CHAs. Y. NOBLE, esq., Buffalo, N. f,,
FAlkBAsEs & GRREsLEAP, Chicago, Ill,
ALLs MCGREGoR. Milwaukee WIS.,,
W. l.. p. LiTrLB & Co.. East Saginaw, Michs
And the subscriber, at Detroit, Mich.
GEORGE s. FROST,
AGENT OF THE Co.. AT DETROIT
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CIRt Ii.AK.

CIRCULAR.
'YORs, April "a, ijGl
We hsv. this day transferred the MEsoa4sr TaiLoRis9
DEPARTMENT Of business from The second floor Of the
store corner OF Broadway aud Wauens to the second oo
Of our store
Nos 459 aud f6l BROADWAY.
CORNER or GHAsDsf.,
where openug very large and select stock Of
SPRING CLorHisd, CAssInKRKs, VgsrIsGs, &C.
We beg friends that pains expense will
be spared ~ sustain the reputation OF this branch Of our bu
DYvIiN Co.
P.S-The Rsr,rL RHADY. MADE cLoruis0 DEPAHTsEsT
will be continued OF the Of Broadway and Waen
large aud select stock Of SrrLIsH CLOTHING now on
hand ID. 4 Go.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoR 1852.

Ills popular AsNr Al I. ready.
Pace 10 eeuts ~ coprs for 81 100 copies "a, postage
Isd. by Express. 9 : per 00. Cash order, solicited
We supply back numbers Of the Tribune Almanac for
years 1912 1855 1855 1851 1855 1889 l90 and 1851 Price l3
cents each post paid Address The TRIBUNE NewYoIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

American Bnni.N6te Company.-New-fork, May
Please notice that the OFFICE ofthe AMERICAN
BASK-NoTE COMPANY have been removed to the SEC
oND STORY Of the Merchants Exchange Building directly
over ,h,i former oces THE entrance s through the main
portlco Of the building on Wallst.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
tnunlcfpnI Election.

ATonls0s, Kan, Tueiday. Nay . NJ
The municipal election to-day resulted in the elec
ton of most Of the Union and Anti JnyhawEefs
ticLe, by a majority OF 30. The Council IS Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
ARRIVAL OF DISABLED SOLDIERS FROM
TIE PENINSULA.

FIVE DEATUS ON TIE PASSAGE.
The United States transport steamer Daniel Web
ster, Commander Bleatham, arrived in the harbor at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, after passage of 80
hours, from Ship Point, having on BOARD 1877 SOL
diers, under the care Of Drs. Grymes and Smith Of
the U. S. Sanitary Commission, Washington. These
sick and dying soldiers were taken from about 5000
whom Gen. Mcclellan was forced TO leave behind
on the occasion Of his recent advance 900 Of
which large aggregate are supposed to belong to
NewYork regiments. They are afflicted with ty'
phoid fever=, rheumatisms, and other msladies con-
traced on the swamps Of the Peninsula. We give
correct list of their below, indicating the con-
dition OF members of New-York regiments-to those
that are able to 60 homo an asteiisk being placed,
and dagger denOng that the soldier must DO taken
70 some military hospital:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

Amertcan Home lIissionnfy S0ciety.-rhs
siIh AunveraTy Of the American Home Missionary
sa"isiy viii be held At Irving Hall THIS (Wedacstsy)
TVTNNO ot n O'Clock. Addresses will be made by the Rev
oEOR0E y. hAOOUN o. Iowa aid tho Rev. A L. STONE.
u w., of Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
LYONS MAGNETIC

- lSsRCr POWDER
tested for 10 years and grows in favor Kills end sxierni
mates Roschcs Bed Bugs Ants Fleas Moths ia Cloths furs
and Furniture, garden insects SC All genuine bear the sig
nsture OF b Lyon and not ois00us % dsms
dHtnaif ~ beware OF counterfeits aud iaitetiona
Lyons Powder hills all insects IN iiice,
Lyons Pills death 10 and mice.
Sod every v here. Depot. No 2Ol BloadMay
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
Dissolution of Copnrtnership.

Dissolution Of Copnrtnership.
The Copsriner,hip heretofore existing between the un
derslsn,d under the name and firm of ROSS ToUsEi
IA THIS DAY dissolved By mutual consent Tho business Of
the .ao firm viii be conducted by SINCLAIR TOT sEY,
WHO s authorized to settle all outstanding claims OF the hn
-New.Yok, Mays 1909 "hohoE hoSS,
SINCLAIR TOUSEY.
Ccraymem aud others attending the anniversaries are
wIers they will and SMITH the Halter ready to NJ them
with h,clsss Hat for - as GOOD az sold elsewhere Tor 81
Cedar Camphor, for Moths, Is, in One-POund pack;
ages 81 nearly double the siro Of onepound peeAas o
common camphor Family bors. Of pounds are frnished
. IS IL 4. cheaper more durable and Of pleasant odor-
altogether desirable than eomon eaPhoI Tor defending
Rght possessed aud trade supplied by HARRIS CHAP
MAN, Boston. sodby New-iors Dsugsss
RemovnI- Oak Hall.
Having removed stock OF
'i''"' MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING
TO No. l42 FULTON STREET
fB.tween Nassau aud Broadway,
wish TO invite my old friends and 20 continue
thor pa ronase my present location, No. 9Fu'ons near
D'0'a"''' "DEGRooTsp GRANITE HALL
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
Spring s5Y SNb ldTfHs eIorHSG
Boy. sui.s..... S3to YOUTH. suits..... % to u
Mime. Demorcsts Mirror OF Fnshions:z :zEItfa'
ordinary mProvemeu, and sIea, cononsson OF beauty,
Der Number ready. DO not fail to see 1t.
nouuct, = SPRING BoNNETs for LADIES and
CHILDREN Bargains this week. l.. BINNS'S Millinery.
Lsrset aud cheapes, in the world No 38l Broadway No.
5gl opposite metropolitan Hotel.
Notice.-Avoid mistake. opposite Metropolitan.
Large Snle Of
GRAPE.VINES!
To close consignment during the next ten days large
and complete assortment OF DELAWARE and other
NATIVE GRAPENINES -.
or nequaled quality. warranted true TO name ana %
treuiely low pIices. ., s.xToN
No 23 Parkrow
Gas Fixtures Cheap. ..,.,, =, M.
Pare, purchasing from the .abcTiber ss5 FITTiN1
wholesale manufacturers PLuMgtsm NJ Sos t,h At ooraor
done ss usuai ALEX MokENZiE. NO s'' VIZ W. "''"'
UIesas Ar, Vlamba ssa Wy yassalV Epsla's''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

DIED on PASSAGE.
Waiter N. Hatch. Co. X, 5th n. IL Regiment. Mays,
ShsIles w. Engli. Co. B, 9th Ill Regiment. Mays.
~ II Dsicr, Co. " nth n. Y. Regiment Mayo.
". Cnnnel. Co r, nth ~ Y. Regiment Mays.
'oln aicVsigh, Co +, 3lst Penn. Regiment Mayo.
shortly after the steamer dropped her anchor she
was boarded by DIR. Sb0Aer aud Col. Bliss Of the
fark Barracks, who made inquiry concerning the
condition OF the men, and ordered supplies sent
aboard Immediately. Measures were then taken 10
provide further for the comfort Of the wounded and
i0f lhelf transportation h0meward; but II was found
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
Parties About 10 Commence
HOUSEK EEPING,
AND DESIRING An OUTFIT AT
VE1I LOW PRICES.
Can p per cent by purchasing a. our establishment
EXAMINE THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRICES

SOME OF OUR LEADING ARTICLES;
FrFsCn CHIy, TgA SETs, ~ pieces. 10
FRENCH CnIsA HRK.KYA.T >Er-, 4i pieces is
BEr,yF,sr CoTYgE Crrs ASD SAuCsRs per doz 15
CoyYREp BITTER DisH.s, -eci..... 81
,Ssc.. 90
Crr,eIss. CoBLsrs per rdoz.................... 90
crrG i Cp,AP,e.ts Der doz. z................ 40
CrIGI.s. MINE (I,ssE. per doz................ 90
J,,ypIxy rrsptpus per 10, 80. ,.,,..,,......,. IS
49, ivoay DISsEK yrvgs per doz............. 90
ENs ivoEy DI,sEKr KNtyks per doE............ 3 90
t,s" Pt tTpn icy PlrcHRRs each S 90
80 ,vn ,niy spoDvs Der doz.............. 3 80
-. ~ I'm T,HIY FORKS per .............. 8 30
Fiyx pt,Tgp Tx. sroos- per dsz........ 10
FSs PL.Tsp Ts, skrs peces per set.........1O 90
fSs rnasp ~ aan ass sh's p:r ns 90
FINS PLArKD CASTERS (6 cut botesl, EACH. 0O
L.. V.HAUGHWOUT& C Co.,
Nos ass, 400 sud 40. BROADWAY,
Corner of Broomes
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

Gas Fixtures Cheap. ,.., q, tbs
P.e, ourchasine om the subscriber can seiees ~ VIZ
vhoIe.sls manufnc,,rers PLUMBING spd GAS fiiIiNo
Sors :. u,n. ALEX MCKENZIE. No 3os Sta 81 ooiaos
OIssse Az, Vlambsg saa w assalV Epsla'o''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

Attention, Cash Buyers
BLISS g. WHEELOCK. No. 800 Broadway
Offer below marke. prices:
MERRIMAC, wAMSUTrA, AAiOSKEAG.
CHICKOPEE, UNION, AND OTHER
POPULAR PRINTS.
DOMESTICS AND COTTONADES.
ALSO
STAPLE DRESS GOODS. HOSIERY. WOOL
EMS, WHITE GOODS, AND
NOTIONS.
PRINTS AND DOMESTICS,
FOR CASH.
Other Goods four months credit,
Or with liberal discount for cash.
BLISS l. wHEELocK No. 800 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

.r,i0cIaI Leg.-" PALMERs PATENT" I'M
PROVED. FEET aud SURGICAL APPARATUS log
inbs shortened by Hip Disease, new invention Hands ana
AIMS f. ? mnations and congeDitsl defects by Dr. "
HUDSON Clinton Hall, 8thst, or Astorpace, New-fofA
Send for new illustrated pamphlets.
United States Wetghers
and
UOWE'S STANDARD SCALES, -.
No better evidence OF the merit OF these % 800 ~ tss
offered the public than that they have been a
h. port have given orders that other scales
aud That all scales hand shall be tested SCALES an
HOWE invite attention TO- i,es ~. SrsiE second
hand Including new PORTABLE ARMY sVanr Al. 70, owas
hand Scales Of other makers taken In pa' P'' W.
'OI OvISpERv ooRT DICKERs0N CO As" on''s'' l"
JAMES o. DUDLEY. Agent, Bunia1,, NK N r. HOWE
Nc. 1884, Broadway, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

GRoyER ( B,KER 6 NJ Co d,tsr,nIned Ist tLa pnbIic
shall be repaid for their generous aud increans
have Just produced novel Lock Stitch Mschnerapd quiet
snpe and elegant having Straight Needle a1spted either
to Tailoring o. Family aud sewing with equal facility hne
cotton or heavy linen cad. This machine Is great sdysnce
upon oil the Loeb Stitch and Shuttle Machines before In use
aud offered 10 the public at the low price Of PoRTy
can be seen eAAnned and te..ed No A9s BEosdwsY
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
Insurance Company.


CAPITAL $200,OO0
M meeting Of the Board Of Directors held the ID ins the
oowins Report received sccepted and directed 70 b
published:
The Special Committee of Five respectfully report that they
have sssuouy attended the duties referred 10 them U
consequence Of he deacaons Of the late Secretary b.
Pen and had the assistance Of able accountant In n
ven the Stock Ledger and the Books connected there
with.
This examination has progressed that the Committee
are nearly ready advertise for account OF outstanding
In order 10 have them verified when more COM
ple,e report can be given.
thorough investigation Of the sses Of the Company has
been made to the s May ns which shows tho folowns
results:
Bonds and Mortgages. .........."........'slS1'se~
Temporary Loans. Hf"W
Bonds Of Corporation of City Of New.York 1000
Cash In Bank. nk................'....'.'''''' %SO
Cash in Office. ce...........'..'...''''''''" i1
Real Estate. ...........''.''.''''''''''''' Nv"
Accrued Interest. so<s ~
Premium Dus. (estimscd) .."."."... $500 90
CRITIC 50
There are no claims for losses unsettled.
Due for rent Ac............."S5J 30
SAMUEL wILLETTS,
c. l.. EVERETT,
s SiTE0S Il: fL6Eb 6FbAliAMs Committee
ANDRE FROMENT, J
EewYork, May s!h.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
COVERING FOR THE FEET.

COVERING FOR TIE FEET.
Doors and SHOES Of variety and Kind be procured
CAsTkkLTs No 6l3 Brcadway. between ll'h snd Rths
AT JEFPERs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies' BAL
MORAL BooIs at ~ and % so pair Misses. 81 so and
81 20; Chdren's q ard 81. NoSE cheaper except
inferior AL goods warranted at JEPyEHs No S1J Broadway
TRUssEs.-MARsn & Co.'S RADICAL CURE
TRuss, No Nesey.st. All kinds OF Trusses. Supporters
aud DI Wsdsworths Uterine Elevator Elastic Stockings
and Mechanical Appliances for Defemities. Female at
teuds Ladies In private rooms
"a 100 New and Secondhand PIANOS and MELo-
DEoSs to LET from 81 to 10 psr month aud rent allowed II
purchased New 7ocsye Fanoes for 80. Foreign Music
at 3 cents per page. HORACE Waters Agent.
Eroa dysav
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable GoLD PEN exactly adapted to your band
and style Of writing which win do your writing vastly cheap
than stse Penl Yyou want IT, rec "The Pen Mishtier
than the Sword" In another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
Cabinet Furniture

Cabinet Furniture
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
10000 WORTH or FURNITURE.
IN consequence OF the falling of in wholesale business
we offer our own manufactured goods to the public ct the
Cen,sns Of PARLoR, LIBRARY, DINING and BED.
ROOM SUITES made OF selected mstea and In the isscss
fashionable styles All goods "arrsnted ,.
WE'LL BRAUNSD0RF.
Nos 1875 and e7 RiyDgon, between Essex and Norfolk
N B-Gaud Essex and Houston st. stages pass close by
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

T0fH'o OT HJf Hsf|'N't 'F'N' e7'FE
comes over u1 l. the sziest Part Of existence heavy
and hitting HAT makes very uncomfortable. This
be remedled Call on Knox the U,rTKR Of Broadway
snd fuions ard he viii furnish you with Of his sas
Spring ye which will relieve much Of hs. sleepy lsznes1
aud add TO your general appearances.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-09
CENTRAL IIOEEE.,
SunburN. Northumberland 90. ESa.

'INlIlS large and commodiuus Hotel now managed
1 by JAMES NANDlkE, is situate ut the Rail
road Depot North East corner OF Market Square.
Suubury, Pa, and at the terminus Of the Sunhury Il
the accommodation of Travellers and the public in
general.
The proprietor will give his exclusive attention to
the comfort and convenience of his guests, and is
determined to make this establishment rank among
the first in the State.
Ills table will be supplied with the best the market
can produce, having the advantage of daily comnu-
nicaon by ears direct from Baltimore and also from
these bringing produce from the surrounding
country.
llia bar will he supplied with the purcst liquors the
market can produce.
Careful and obigng servants always in attendance.
New and commodiUus stabliug has just been added
to the premises
a share of the local and travelling community is
most respectfully solicited.
Sudbury, january r. lS6l