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FROM NORFOLK.

Baltimore, May "a.
The following is taken from the Amer
lean:
Fortress Monroe Correspondence
There is but little change in the con-
dition Of affairs at Norfolk The Mayor
and members Of the City Council still re-.
fuse to take the oath of allegiance. Gen.
Wool had an interview with them yester-
day, but they continued in the sulks 80
that he now refuses oil intercourse with
the people of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
even the little business they have been
doing in the way Of strawberries and peas
Is now stopped.
Gen. Wool sent ups proclamation to
Norfolk this morning, notifying the peo-
Pile that the matter was entirely in their
hands SO soon Is they would acknovl-
edge the supremacy Of the Government
they will enjoy its fostering aid, but while
they remain in their present rebellious
mood they viii be cut of from al advan-
tagos OF trade and commerce, and the city
will be governed BY strict martial lav.
He assures them that no contingency can
possibly arise whereby Norfolk will again
be given up to the control of the rebel
Governme.t, and that those who enter
tain Unien Sentiments can give express
sion to them with ample assurance of
protection Of all their rights as citizens Of
the United States.
Most OF the stores are now open, and
the sale Of such goods ~ they have il pro-
crossing. Al far - can be ascsrtained,
no one Is now willing to receive Confed-
crate notes at par. Business is mostly
done in small notes of Virginia Banks
and other chartered corporations. Gov
ernment notes are received with great
avidity.
The Union men Of Norfolk still hold
hack, afraid 70 express sentiments openly
in defense Of the rsbellious spirit around
them.
Quite an enthusiastic Union meeting
was held at Portsmouth on Thursday
night Not less than 800 were present,
including many Union men from Norfolk
! The course Of the Government in re-
fusiDg - allow provisions to come there
for 10y u people, was severely criticised
and the proprissy Of such course by nc
means approved. The scarcity Of provis.
ions and the necessaries of life are %
great, and prices 30 high, that the poorer
classes have TO live almost entirely on fsh
and oysters. The secessionists are nearly
al wealthy people, who can stand high
] prices, and have laid in their stocks long
/ since, There il no doubt that the decis,
ion Of Gen. Wool is leading to great suf
feriOg among the poorer classes. They
have suffered beyond all endurance for Q
year.
1t was reported At Norfolk yesterday
that Burnside had taken Weldon.
It's estimated that there are now ID
Norfolk and Portsmouth not less than
| 1000 dessrtsrs from tho force with which
Glen. Huger left Norfolk. Those whc
have come in and are still arriving, Ia
squads Of tens and twsstiss, did not sno,
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New York, May "a.

The Newborn Progress Of the Goth
mentions the return Of the expedition Of
two rcgiments from Pollocksyisle. where
they met and dispersed the rebel cavalry.
No casualties are nentioned.
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San Francisco, May %.

Col. Conner, at the head of the Third
California Infantry and FIVE companies of
the Second California Cavalry, including
. field battery, starts from Benicia for
Salt Lake Monday.
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~The Philadelphia North American
aays the shipwrights Of that city never en-
joyed more prosperous times than at pres
ent. Every yard in the city las more
work than its space will allow being SIM
ul,aneously carried on.
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B Y TELE e r AP n.
Boston. MAY %.

The steamer Rhode Island which ar
rived here from New Oslsans to-day
brings forty prisoners principally officers
of the Confederate Navy captured at New
Orleans.
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@Secretary Seward has directed the
United States Minister At Constantinople
IS demand redress from the Sultan for the
recent bloody murder of American Mis-.
s.onaries in Turkey, and that all Ameri
can Consuls exercise the utmost assiduity
In aiding the Turkish authorities to ferret
ont the murdercrs.
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- Gen. Wool says that GOO CANNON
were tallen d Noxealk and ~ bAtfsftes
Esbost It. r asas*f4s
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DAILROAD NOTICE.

The annual eeting Of the Of the Eeo-
kuk, MI Pleasant z Mnscatlpe Railroad Company
win be held 1t the RraxcIton House. In Nj, Peasan
Iowa. Wednesday ths iHth day Of june Je62. 1t 10
O'Clock m. TO elect BOARD Of Directors for the
suiag and such ether buataeGs ~ may
properly come before the meeting.
j. w. OGDEN, Secretary.
Ksokuk, May "a, '62-d
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@The Ordnance Department sdver-
tises for proposals, in lots of 200 tons and
upwards, for Eve thousand tons Of lead,
to be delivered at Watervliet, N. Y, Al
leghany and St. Louis arsenals.
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rie Re.UnaseA nenoeracy

The De.VnAse4 Oe90oHocy.
The Administration which has exhibit
cd wisdom, energy and patriotism Of the
most unparalleled character, and has as
tcnished the world by its mighty efforts
to overthrow gigantic rebellion against
tire Government, is now called to NEE,
another foe. During aii this time, in
which the banded traitors Of the South
we're striking with desperate fierceness at
the heart of the Republic, the British
Lion stood with glaring eyes, eager to
clutch its throat, but thus far our Gov
eminent has succeeded in holding both
these enemies at bay. Now, however, a
third enemy is marshaling its forces and
SEEKING, BY tremendous Gre in the rear,
to crsate diversion 10 favor Of the traitor
oligarchsy Of the South and the British
sristocracy
Many Democrats, We doubt not, think
there is nothing more designed in this
Vallandig ham movement than the restora-
tion Of some local Offices in the States and
counties to some hungry partixans. But
moments reflection should satisfy them
that the scheme is one concocted by trait
ors and enemies at Washington City, to
smbarrass the Government, in order that
the South, with the pecuniary aid Of
Great Britain, may eventually worry NJ
into terms--such terms as the South, re-
elstly or openly backed by Great Britain,
shall prescribe.
Douglas cautioned his friends not 10
permit their devotion to their party to
lead them into treason against their coun
try. They have many Of them forgotten
the warning and are now enlisting under
the lead of such treason mongers as Val
landigh ham, Mahony and Geo. w. Jones
We say to honest Democrats Of Iowa
and We wish you to mark our words, you
party is organizing in this State upon
policy eoneeeted by Vallandigham, Geo
w. Jones and that stripe Of treason abet
tsrs, in league with Southern traitors ane
foreign enemies, to humiliate your coun
try's flag and oppose your country's Gov
ernmcnt in time of war.
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Ksokuk, May ~, '62-d
FASHIONABLE DREsS-MAKEK,

On Concert ssreet, bstwesn 9Th 4 6th, "a
NAa II Aooe 8om 6th.
wonid say 70 the Ladies Of Keoksk and espec tally
70 Ms 6lopers former customers. thai will sndsav-
70 pieAsS al who may favor win their patron.
age. h. J. BROADWkLL.
maya at
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FRANK, If NOT C0MPLIMExTARY.-- -
Two lawyers in Lowell, returning from
court the other day, one said to the other:
!" I've notion 70 join Rev. Mr.. -'s
church been debating the matter for
soms time. What do you think Of it p
Wouldn't DO it." Why, Why l''-
Becahss il would do you - possibls
good. while it would ~ very great in
jury 10 The church"
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yorktown Corssspoudencs N. Y. Tribune, Oh
General Hamilton departed for Wash
ington yesterday, MAY 81 being super
seeded by Gen. Phillip kearney in his d.
vision. The cause Of Gen. Hamilton dis
missal cit is nothing else) is stated as
follows: In response to m order by the
Commander I'M Chief, OBTAINING the rcxi-
ments under Gen. Hamilton for fatiEus
and picket duty, that gentleman first
obsyAd, and then dispatched ! note to
Gen. Me- lellan, representing that his
mea had boon, from the time Of his u
rival bsfore Yorktown, VIGOROUSLY over
worked, to the serious dstrimeut OF their
health and efficiency; that other divisions
had bsen comparatively absolyed from
such labor. For this note an apology was
demanded. While disclaiming any IN
tentioa of discourtesy, Gen, Hamilton
p4rsisted in his circumstances. The re-
suit Is his removal and the substitution Of
Gen. Ksarney. ! know no officer who
WAS asservediy moro popular with his
men, - among those OF his own rank,
.hsn Gen. Hamilton, and Ii: a;sm;s:s:!
has assuredly not diminished his popu-
iarity.
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that Burnside had taken Weldon.
It's estimated that there are now III
Norfolk and Portsmouth not less than
], 200 dessrtsrs from tho force with which
Gen. Huger left Norfolk. Those who
have come in and are still arriving, IN
squads of tens and twsatiss, did not snc-
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

Guthrie on the surgery OF War
Stronger, Esmsrch Statham on Gunshot Innriss:
Macleod on Surgery Of the CrimeAn war
Longmore on Gunsh0t Wounds;
hillers Practice Of Surgery;
simpsons Obstesric Works. vols
Received this day, nj the CRY BOOK sTonx. and fer
sale ~ Publishers prieea ". OGDEN
mAy23 d Main = Oh 80
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IN S. INTERNAL KEVFNUE.-The undor
.furnllure.

A LII KINDS of FURNITURE, LOOKING
"A GLASSES. MAfrRI SSES. BEDDING. &C., cheaper
than at any oe warranted and delivered free. Poss-
call AZ O. w oSfDEH5. No. aoJ howsry, between stalton
end HonstuIs,s. You viii money Rosewood suites I'D
In .ension Tables cheap. Note the number
REDROOM Enameled FURNITURE, in all
col0r. Of warranted manufacture Also solid Chestnut
Chamber suite lain aud ononenta. at ii. f. PAIRING
TONS. 3 analst opposite Nooaier Established as3
F'NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
The beet as.orluent la tho city En.ueed Furni.
Ia all eoors AID styles Nannt and Chestnut Plain and
Dpau ened In suites wholesale aud retail Afo Mat,es.es
and fsiiases Ndrren Wasd, Manufacturer, No III Csns
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HNHE TAX BILL,
NOW READY,

IN pamphle. Of 80 pages fne white paper Beside The
bill which Is word word Ia accordance with the original
tex, ~e append Alphabetical Recipi'naon Of every
se to be taxed by law and the amount OF the tax to be
syied thereon This rendes it complete aud conveneni
q IL Ia possible to make 1t.
Price cents postpsd 81 100 II sent by express; -
,.,l,oifbv nail Address THE TRIBUNE. New.York
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Ee,p Publications.

IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS.
OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
THE UNITED STATES AND TIE CANADAs
will DO =.
contents If the -
OCTOBER NJH5pUROF APPLEION'S R'LWAf GUIDE
oIIMp0HTANr INSTRUCTIONS 10 RAILWAY
TfAVTLEsS. Illustrated by new Time aud Distance
nsatnr by which the Ttveer perceive at gsncr th
IL reice Of tiIno he the different CT les oil IN d
sta,es also the distance from city to city Something
entirely rew. - o,,,rcr, or
H-PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF
BRIGADiER .GENERAL RUFUS KING. with Phrtaoo'
ecal de ine.tion of Character; by Fowler els
Ul-A MONTHLY ACCOUNT OF RAlLWAio AND
HEIR PKOGkFsS . -, nm ,,,rr
W.-ANECD Ogf AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL,
V-NFARLY one HUNDRED RAILWAY MAS,
revre,cnig lie Principal Railways Of the country me
traveller by tr-e Mays h. way through the United
States and Cards without any difficulty. 80 =,
Tor ,ae rpcr All If the pe railways Of tho county, q
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER Cory
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60 Get.

VNO LET-COTTAGE and CARRIAGE
n HOUSE WITH two &C Of ground he Eat River.
b. Ravens o0j l. l.. adjoining the riieuce Of hn > liar
rs rr,u inirutes walk from HnIters Point ftfy. for
further pAfieli.r,. inquire iii MchIlf 30 80 Jday
no LET, the following HOUSES-No 32S
l. ". 2tthft story Brick Cottage; No. -. liilst. 4.
story high stoop beween 9th sad 9tn NO J' T. 25b't
3tory House; No 80 ~ 3ch-st sfoSy Eng ish Ba-Gent
large Store corner Broadway and i2i - under tts Broad
way iloe 10 l97 3l-sv 3.,ory HoGss aud store j. W.
DtNHAM 8 AZ, cor. loih-st. nom a m, 10 . p m
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nJe0oing Garoe. Sc.

AT VIM. EVERDELIs SONS-WEDi,,in.,uIs
IN CARDS These celebrated Engraved CGds '''A wy
ct No. l0i Futonst, N. Y. EssbishediSl'
4 II. JOHNSTON 4 CO., No. 100 bowe,n
- WEDDING and VISITING CARDS &C: mts sw ~ .ad
specimens nv mail Also Watches, Jew.iry. SILVER ""s
Plated Ware Of tho pest qustiss and at low pI'es'
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pECEIVER's SAIE.-SUPREME COURT,

t. 81, WIS caaNsERIAiS g, al-l' rui rass
Ct jll*s decree OF the supreme Congt nils me
aoo,. 'r ,hs suh~r'ber Wi! sell At fghIs Auction
tne Aie ehiuiS Excha g, S..egosu, Nc. III Broadway
tie City 4 New.Noik The l0ih day q October si!
J. O'clock ~ OF that day. al those tracts or parcels IA'y
lying sod being IN ih- fownshp OF oodbrogs Coa'y
NO "a go o. Ae"'iei'sy, ses along .as sa.y
about 10 1s.o AM Is bounded uo.theasliy by tn s!ofe
ssia road sluthsa.tey ay land lac " .homIoo
Crowe anl .d now OF lse tie representative, 4 Jhn
land or lUc o! cuiarln ~. Brown, freeman Main,
ard "a, widow liulds Mafrn.
sonthwe,iery hy ssid road ard BY land late Il Jas
Jacques deeasei north ea,erly by the bsns Of tsh ina
Ice. hwest by the meadow n late q ts siir
Nudi Matu, and southwest and north west 81 lsna
o. lte Of Doctor HARRISON.
The frd TIC. cous'ns ablu. and Il s' m,Ad,~
Sni,li creek einpsyiug into =. ,
lae ourih contains about 81 acres anl Binsss
place called Halfway Neck. ard boa ded south sa' y
Il late oil Ralph NJ Crowcl; nlyi i-easeiJ 'no
north WESTERLY by land FORMERLY belnna 10 wi lam harnf
south ~o.sy ty Lad now 81 ae Of David burn and Ger
nr.ps Poland Aso the oaJsl hid part Of loi 60
is ~ acres Of woodland. being 3 set-s ndionns is
Meri Martin. Aso, certain 90 containing sit sc"
lso birds OF Of lAnd, being two'shfd. pAt ~
Of dand, putcbascd by John DsbJ, 81 ALA III,
unctd 5y hnd OF samuel Read, deceased sd lyalaH
Niiian, lJgir snd otAers The sad several tfae es.s
particularly dsaeribsS Ia said decree, sni ieses
known tue old lim Martin Farm. cad now cceeP""
by NulilN ). Chamberlain = sx
I sh, clio sel. a, ssid tms ard place. cisn ,, t
.sss of suit for which e. rendinsl armt
Tor tie exchange ofr-sl estate insfe De-
William = thtuoeflaiu aud NiiNn Martin "Gicn t'., 4,
Is recorded la the oace o. the Register OF hlnss CcunI
LoeI 30 OF convey snces. page $50. ,,n.6
shall aso sell at public aactios. on the above Of
TIT Day the Cows Hous'. Wagons, Sleigh. FARMING 80
AMI Uten'l. Grain Ssy aud other Stock and Ssv
upon the said r In purs VI SAID decree -ps'oa "
IIMRI WEST. Receiver. 70
NILES 4 BAoLEY Attorney. No s"""
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UYHE SEMI-W TRIBUNE.
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HAMMOND on Diseases of the Nervous, Sem
inal Urn.rv. and Sexual Sys,ems-NLW and LILA
BILE 1RsATALNI-By L. y. H&nim No, W. ~ ioln4'Ip
P,6fsc oI Secsl Anatomy ard Snfgcry 10 the syTtcase
Medical Coiege Newly author Of AeaeL iqion it'on
for the Million" &s. Price II naisd. WA!1NEh hooa
sele No Nesey-st Authors address, No. 81 East 2i-si
O.te OF No. Ca8 broadway y. \.
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rZ,HF INV PATRIOTIC SONG-BOOK,
s.a,.r M,.,c ircludng "a psges Of Prayers for Sick
mi 0yiTr sosdss and Soldiers Scripture Nanra IL is
~ sds ID for soe,l Singing well IS sabbath Worship
Pc. l. 80 Per hundred; postage eens each Chsp-
kns in ths arm, will receive copy by forwarding thei
HORACE WATERS, Agent, No. 4Sl Broadway.
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THE NEw-YoRK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE il
,usiishsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
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l]rofess.onal Notires.

EDWARD II. DIXON, Nj. d., Editor OF ~. ~ =
II sc,nei and Operating and Consulting Surgeon 20
stb.v 0a,ce OIL the obscure sSs;rH
the pelvic yscrra Rupure Piles vsreocss ana S"ars
radically cured wthcu. tbs knife OF nsssurs' UNIV
from Il o. | 10 g. sod TO evening"
Neutrality-suspicious. COSTELLo %"
INl CONSULTED d No 0nssest
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5ta!lOnerp ano 1aurn Gooos.

DRlNCEs IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
One hiing wrtas 10 10 hours Sent BY mail Send stsmp
or circular. GEO. " HAWKES.. Me- q Nsssau-st, N Y.
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Ceaal Nc!ltcs.

IN PURSUANCE &C an order Of the Surrogate
n toe equity Of Newfork Notice s hereby iv-n ~
p.s1fs having aims ssaiast Ann JONES ae Of the cay
VI Ncwlsk cec-ssea. to present tie sh youchsls
hrg 10 ths 1crioer, At iis oic9 No - BIO isay u
the CITY cf Now York before the trst Day a febrIy
neS-Ds.ed N-wioA the dy Of July 1901.
iy-J ilajmW 4. GOLOSyOHOUGh JONES, h. eeg.0r
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Go Ubom II man Concern.


ERIENDS OF VOLUNTEERs-We have
dolly report. Of deaths in hosPa' in Washington. Can
soMEs BROWN, No : P,rl place.
CgSTu,L DEPARTMENT. Mgrnopoir,s Poucs.l
No as Bioomest hTw.i oEk, SEP. 3lh. 1904 !
DOLCE NOIICE.-OWners of Steam Boilers
subject to examination by hi, depart req
n, - pay fortcstns BOeitId any p,yeJt IS
for such service by member OF the force report the
&c. to the Superintendent. by order oIthe sd
\ &. HAWLeY. Chief Clerk
COLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINES, and their
- relative, and fends. should send call for onl book
relative 70 ob'sinihT PENSIONS, BOUNTlEs, BACK
dfcss, with stamp, SOMES x BhOAN,
f'2 Psrd'piace, New-fork.
no CIDER MAKERS and FARMERS-
az tr year round Gui prevent 90 turn cc.io sud
direction seat Tor % eent.. Address, z. DUSSANCE,
chemif New'Lebanou, n. Y.
II 5. INTERNAL REVENUE.-The UNDER
u sisnel Collectors Of Taxes OF tie untd stats vi bio
NE CITY ad County u New of rive notice that their Offices
be- open az e place, herein sgecihei respectively on
ana after The lss Of October 1882 and that their Deputies
nave u-en appointed NJ herein named.
. ifhiDiN SHOOK-3id Distf,f-'.', "a aud ih Wsrls
Ohte 80. 80 broadway d. Il. fNlNTUP. Deputy
JOSEPH uOAtf3th Disrct-.th, 10Th, ilth, snl IA h
Nside ONics ~. SO Broadway. ". " HONIE, DEPUTY.
W iLLiAN ONioA-oh Diatrict-lh. i3.h, snd i6 Ia
M,r,. Ohco eornor Ilhay and ligh 1t. NELSON ID.
TihEk, Deputy
GEORGE 4. PUrNAM-sth Di.trct-Ia,h, 9o,h. aud zi.,
Esfd, oMce 70. loi Oh sy, aud Nc. s3I Broadway.
Az. KEW NESSON. Drpuly.
lDoAk kEtChuM--9th Dstdc.--l?th. 18Th ard ?2d
Wnda otco t2d-st,, sooth side, between Ls4nsen aud
Eih.'v' JAMES DAVIS, Deputy.
New'iork, Oct. l. 1882.
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E'RlENDS OF NOLUNTEERS-We have
dolly report. Of deaths In hospss IN Washngton Can
be at our olics
sOMEs BRowa, No 2Park.place.
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NEW MUSIC. 1--WE ARE COMING,
IN FATHER ABRAHAM."-Six Hundred Thousand NJ re:
Song and Chorus with Piano Accompaniment Price %
ns; matted free 1t also pubished rs Cnaite III cheap
form price cents ~ per hunded, postage cent eteh
HORACE WATERS, Agent No 4dI bToad"ay.
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RATES OF PisstGF.
-Ir RAEE. .....l4
I0AN d PILE. As,nt. no. IS B,oaavsy. Y T.

FE'HE GREAT EASTERN having touched tho
. -o.pd Ler late passage rom Liverpool n la heea
ilrrs adgA5l- make thorough examination oi hes
bottom before s,ndn: her q Der departure 81 he-s-
fore b. delayed previously sdvertied day Of al.
ing Hod-rs Of tckefs viii have them renewed %
tie money returned they may desire. Dde noes VII 10
sly. % of lie siip's de. lriulc.
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VANKEE NOTIONS.

FOR NOVEMBER.
OUT TO-DAY -,
It's conen, viii be fesaa Jonahs ,s mp essb
csu,,i ~. Right Split" for the Navy-lnteresHns .
Niyes AZ Wstcrus PlecesHunois Of the Drait IIce
sxs.r.,ipgie bumpers 10 ceuts. Published 0y . ,
r. W. STRONG. No 80 Nassau s., New I OK.
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neal Gsiate for Sale.

COTTAGES and FURNII URE for SALE
~ BROOKLiN-Ia good order ard route as,
other Cottages to Lot Possession Immediate
&. ia. OLIVER % n kauhu..t
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DOY WANTED-ln an Iron Commission OF
fee; must with his parents, and livug In
Brooklyn preferred Salary hrt year, 80 Address Box
No. 3fl n. Y P0g-Ohce.
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(Esn NEW 1-Octaye PIANOS in rose.
W I''s wood cases iron flames. and over aung bass
ol fl 90. wih moingi l. 100; do with eaneilegs an
nlii nnneboafd rs les aud $40. do with uea seys
- 49, tnI go rev tl-oeiavs, -IJl 1Le all y,
amos are tho gsset 5sig ans iu tic city Second - A
iitlos a. 80 riD. $50 Tti SIS, and HIDL New ~.
lOLONs, Il eitferiely low prices Now aud SECOND and
fnnoa AID helodeous 10 liz at ~ upward per month
rest allowed psfehae, monthly Payments received Tor
the ene Foreign sheei MUSIC at Ie page. AL kinds
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

{yANTED-A cle-horse, two-sea,ed. stylish
w CAaRIAGE new second hand ia sx,fs q ivf Do
ue,tc Vine Apply by note for thrre dave 90 L. H. BAL
LEY, care LOuder0ack Gilbert Co.. 10. - fEfk-fow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

IN ING-HOUSkS, IND HOTELS he .npflei vii.
rood SERVANTS from all IA ions both Proestsu tnd Cst
Ole 1t Mrs YORKSION's Office ia tie large marble olud
ng No IL 4th-av.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
COnStable'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID out OF the Court Of n. c Dowaer. in and for
hirnshew Township County of Butte and State Of
California and % directed and delivered in ia
vor Of P. NJ. Keller and against John SeagraveS
and Curtis SeAgraveS dated The 18th day Of August
4. y. lse9. commanding ne 10 make the sum Of
one hundred and sixteen dollars and toTfy-Seyen
cents principal. and tWeuty-ihree dollars and ity
cents interest. With costs il the sam of fourteen
dollars and efty cents and AL accruinS costs there
On. have levied upon and Will expose 81 public
sale 10 the highest bidder fer cash 81 negtown said
township. county and state, on Tuesday. the 18th
day OF October 4. \. l>62. al , o'clecA P NJ. al
the riSh, title and interest Of the said John sea
graves and Curtis SeagraveS in aad 70 that certain
piece and parcel OF property known as the Butte
Ranch situated II himShew township Butte coua-
" about l. miles above the town Of In>kip on the
Orovilie and Honey Lake r0ad and bounded as fol
lows: commencing At post witnessed by three
black fr trees, thence 5 degrees east Is chains 70
rock thence north $ deg. west 20 chains 10 post
and sugar pine tree, thence south : deg. west 20
chains 70 post thence south p deg. west Is chains
10 post on the forks Of the creek thence south 80
deg. ives. l0+ chains 10 the beginning. not more
than loo acres. with houses barns. ou;-buldin-S,
and everything thereto belonging.
JAS. ROWLES.
Constable kimShew Township.
Dated Dogtown this 7th day of Oct. A. u. l>63