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The Hanover Bank has declared semi-annu
dividend Of three and one-half per cent, payable
July 4; the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
a semi-annual dividend of three and half per cent,
payable July i; the Boston and Worcester Rail-
road semi-annual dividend of four per cent,
payable July 1; the Cocheco Manufacturing Com.
pany dividend of $50 per share; the Amoskcag
Manufacturing Company dividend Of five per
cent? the Stark Mills $50 per share the Washing
ton Mills ten per cent 25th instant; the Great
Falls Manufacturing Company fvc per cent; the
Nashua Manufacturing Company tcn per cent,
payable on demand; the New Market Manufacturing
Company FIVE per cent; the Middlesex Manufac-
turing Company has declared seni.aunual div.
dcnd Of fifteen per cent; the Manufacturer and
Merchants Bank a semi.aBnual dividend Of three
and one-half per cent, payable July ].
Albert II. Nicooy will hold his regular semi.
weekly auction sale Of stocks and bonds to-day
(Thursday), June is, At hali.past twelve o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange salesroom, No. 1903
Liberty street For full particulars see advertise.
nent In auction column.
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orEcrAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
/ CIrY ISsrsrroas prPArrwrxr
NEw NosK ,tnpe NJ isH

y III
NEw NoNx, June ~ 1863.
Ry reson ons Of the Common Com ii Of the es ~ New
York by his Honor the Mayor The chy sector
has the duties 90 street crsnng All the
derartnrnt have been and the
city has entered upon the prosecution OF the
including the removal Of ashes and afngc with the whole
fo'cr " h disposal
The rcsfcnsc cf this city materially aid and him
fn riarur thoroughly ciesny healthy
condition aud that end he mos, earaesty calls their at
trnifnn n of pnttirg the following
dailV voiailon~ o tie laws and ordinances via
Tirs-rhe THROWING OF SSH O. gst'ae and lh upon the
strsets. =.
straw shay ngs aud other Substances used packing
rss, uron the placed upon Sidewalk from
vhenc~ u scacrc1 avcr The street
ThiriThe daily sweepngs fr IN stores ant shops hcing
INTO 40 ne rrtcrisc~ by the men
Pourn-rh- placing on the street hh taken yards
and cellars and rubbth and old material from the repair
iug of snildints. t. . .
immune and offensive il ,uids and eibs'au es
The cyunnfssior OF the above acts only
rrt violation the laws and ord sub cctne OF
fender arrest, fne ami Imprisonment hut greatly i'm
icis rtsrds the keeping OF cesn streets, rendering
The work dci Of successful operaoon while largely In
Lses snott viii be made By the Cx inspector 10 have
me streets kent In healthy and c,rsny conon Ana he
earnestly and ccnddentiv hopes and lorss for the co
asvisance OF all classes OF citizens putting
copy Of the several ordinances referred TO- viii be left
Ash ~rs viii pas ,hrossh the streets Of the several
daily tsantxys esceped) collect ashes gArbaae
condt the Of he drivers of such stree,
In~p~rors b. complsinrd lin once No 10
CNstham street and u shall be prompiy rsnedisd
. DANIELS DELA'Ah. otr lespecser.
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Wheat was &C Sc. lower and much less active. The
days embraced 1900 bushels, at 81 45 81 81 for
red and amber Western winter, 81 80 81 IS for Mlwaa
club and amber spring, and 81 20 81 3s for Chicago
spring on slightly, with sales Of only Go 900
bushels ncrc mixed Western at 77c. f9c for sound
73c 76c unsound and 78c 8lc for yellow aud
white Western continued In q demand at Soc
Sc Rye less at 81 O3 81 05. There 400
ruled dull ard heavy.
CoriEF-Only few small lots changed hands to-day,
including prime Rio, 81 Isc.: good 3Osc 3lc.: fair,
29t<c. 3Uc ordinary, 2SC 29c for fair TO good
goes, 29c soc Jnva, mats and brgs, 36kc. n $40.
Maracsbo, 3lc. $780, laguayra ara ST. Domingo, 277lc
Is &c. #
CorroN closed firmly at 5sc for miadling with sales
and rcsalcs OF 900 bales REP orted.
FRElGIi,s-1hero less animation In this branch OF
business day. with GOA vessels o all classes IN port
To Liverpool there taken 500 bales at g.
600 bbls -four at 2s Sd. 3D. 5 600 bushels grain
240O bb's lour al Is 6i. as 80 tens oil cake DIS
6d. 10 Gloucester. IL 900 bushels grain 9sfd To
Irish port direct ~ 900 Bushels grain ut 6s To Mar
sell es 900 tIerces lard at sc To Antwerp, cargo OF
grain at 1lhc
hoiAssr.-Ihc days sales embraced 60 bbis New Or.
leans 47c ~ hhds. Porto Rico at 4sc &c. and $40
hids Cuba miscovado. part at 43c.
Ors were steady with moderate business reported In
the prncpi descriptions.
PROVISIONS advanced 10 S1l 81 $11 rs Tor old
mesS Sl2 IS S3 for mess. and $40 so Sl1 IS for
prime with sales 2O0 bbls Beef continued inactive,
with sales or only 1s0 bbs 80 so Sl1 10 tor pain
aud sl2 80 Si3 15 Tor extra Isird ruled firm at
meats 900 packages sold 4sc &C. for shoulders
ami CSC SC. for hams. Bacon quiet al 5Ac 7c.;
325 boxes changed hands at these rates. Butter and
cheese we're un ercd.
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Z FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL

WEDNESDAY, June I7-6 L. III.
This has been a rather dull day. People are
getting over their scare about tho invasion of
Maryland; but, as no one seems YET. to know what
General Lees purposes really are, no cares to
operate extensively in. any direction, and trade
langushes in consequence.
Gold dropped this morning to l4514, on the
theory that the rebel raid will prove mere forag
ing expedition. 1t afterwards sold at 1451I% l46
l45%, and closed at five p. M. at about l44sS.
Exchange has been almost unsaleable all day.
Bankers do not want to draw for less than 1887 a
159; but buyers offer no better than 157 l5S. As
soon the mystery which now envelops the
movements of the armies in Virginia is cleared
away we shall have more decided market, one
way or the other. ass y3t aA-I
Money was quite easy to-day. At Z per
cent everybody was freely supplied. The leading
houses are beginning to decline paying overG.
Mercantile paper, highest grade sells at 51ll;;
debt certificates are "A per cent better than they
were yesterday. 1t is evident That the furry in
the money market is over.
The stock market opened weak and hesitatng
this morning, but gained strength as the day ad-
vanced. Before the board, as usual of late, some
very low quotations were made; but at the board
prices show small improvement over last even
ing Pacific Mail rose n, Erie n, Erie preferred
3s, Reading lh. guaranteed d, Pttsburg l,
Galena "A, Toledo u, Prairie du Chen III. On
the other hand, Hudson and Harlem declined each
about per cent, Central was "a lower, and South
ern old about "a. Governments were duh, and
hardly so strong. Missouris advanced per cent,
on the assembling of the convention. Mississippi
and Missouri land grants were L per cent lower.
Cumberland rallied lH per cent on information
that the company would not suffer by the rebel
raid--an unlikely story, we should judge. After
the board the market was steady without activity
Erie about o.. At the one m. call the market
without animation. In the afternoon Harlem fell
8 per cent, and Reading advanced Il; other stocks
were steady at last quotations. The feature Of the
market was intense dulness. After the board
Harlem again fell to 771s. The following were the
closing quotations of the day.
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The Corporation Advertising md the
Alleged Arbitrary Arrest Cases--Judge
sacCann Appears ina Person 70 Answer
Writ OF Cersiofari.


Before Hon. Judges Sutherland Leonard ana parnard
JUNE 1.-THE Kwtlond Case Agaia in Co.,4-Ar The
opening OF the court Mr. David Dudley Field stated that
there were Two very important which he thong ht
should be disposed q before the adjournment OF the
aud the arbitrary arrest case
Mr. CLASSY said that the Kirkland case return
yet been filed IN compiance with the writ of certio ari
qua ne supposed would be filed during he day that no
would like the set down certain day OF this
term that the counsel could all be prepared to argue H.
US il important for the government
Judges sutherland aud larnard said they were
quHe willing to hear the case this term but pro.
baby S,Sige Leonard would not be in tho city.
Ala qua7ter before eleven O'Clock Ju &c Mccsnn an.
peared and stafsa 70 Judge Leonard that he had
served with writ o eaffiorari, granted by Judge
nard requiring him TO return tho court this moraing
all the proceedings Ia the matter OF Sidney Kirkland The
order served on MIN in the latter part OF last week
and ths time being so brief he was unable 70 put in
file return Ti ihs Clerk Of the Court but
IN case o. ms knd INVOLVING most vital and important
ss Snt the rights d the people, he de.ma
~ n matter the may be perfectly placed be-
~ the Court In the brief period allowed him for the
examination OF the case he had given the laws involved
in the question all the investigation he could and
stated his opinion succincty possible, and had
rived at a conclusion justified by tha constitution
and the laws OF the land But the counsel for
the government considered that he had erred in
deciding on the side OF the people. and had
deencd it proper to bring his decision before this
court FOR review involving the some OF
the mos sacred rights OF the Citizen he believed it TO DO
his duty to personally appear and ask the Court to set
IL down for certain time that he might be prepared
TO meet the arguments OF the counsel the part the
government Judge McCunn suggested. that he would DO
prepared in two weeks The court adjourned for two
weeks when the will be argued. Some Of the most
eminent lawyers Of the New York bar win be engaged in
thts important
CORPORATION ADVERTISING.
The questions OF the city advertising and the selection
OF the papers entitled thereto also adjourned for two
weeks, 10 which time tho court adjourned
Previous to the Adjournment the Conrt rendered de-
cisions in some cases already argued before them.
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OFF1CE on rHE srRERT coMMIssIoNEk ].

~ No. 2S7 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
y. TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enclosed in q sealed
endorsed with the title OF the work. and with the
name Of the bidder written viii be received at his
For dredging slip between Piers numbers Thirteen and
Fourteen North river
For dredging slip between Piers numbers Nineteen
Twenty North river.
Rebuilding and repairing Pier foot OF Thirtieth street,
North river. - Il.
house Morton for Engine Company Number
Thirtyfour. +
New house in william street for Engine Company Mum
Der Thirteen .f
New house In Worth street for Hose Company Number
Twenty-Five
New Forty third srcetfor Hose Company Num-
Der Twelve.
house 10 Renwick street for Hose Company Number
Forty.O xN,
Addtons and alterations 10 house Of Engine Company
Number seven. .f f.
se ne and gutter In Eighseth street. between Third
Regulating grading seveaty between
Third and Foursh avenues. sitt. sva
Setting gutter ia Desbosses street, between
Wsshnsson ana We. sass streets ..,d ,s.
Fageing In One Hundred Twenty street. between
Third avenue and Harlem river.
Regulating and grading and setting curb and gutter and
tagging In Fourth between Fifty eighth and Seventy
For Ave thousand new lamps
Blank proposals. together with the specifications
and ar -ements. can be obtained st this Office
CHARLES c. CORNELL, Street Commissioner.
NorNE Co TRACTOR s--ln pursuance OF decision
Of the Commisst OF Internal Revenue no bids Will
b. received for the above II there affixed there
Inernal Revenue stamp, five cents IN value. OPP
posite the certificate OF commissioner OF deeds notary
public AFFIDAVIT; also stamp OF value be
of sreties such bid OF estimate
CHAS. q. CORNELL, Street Commissioner.
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DRY GOODS.


"A BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
GREAT nhpu.TioN IN PRICES
FOR THE BALANCE OF THE sEAsON.
PURCHASED AT THE LARGE AJI.ION SALES
MARKED DOWN IN PRICE.
,,u.. -. IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT OUR
SILKS, DRESS GOODS
CLoAKs, SHAwLs DOMESTIC LOTIONS. &C,
zBkfoRE THE SEASON CLOSES
CHECKED SILKS.
FIGURED SILKS
fOULARD SILKS
p PLAID SILKS.
ALL REDUCED IN PRICE
AND WE'LL WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF LADIES
ALPAcAs. Blsek ani Coloie
NozAMaIoUEss IN ALL STYLES SINGLE AND
DOUBLE Width.
BfRkGE ROBES. from - 50 to g. worth more than
a'pnpprffSs POLL DE CHEvREs Se k, A.,
ALL MARKED DOWN IN PRICE
AND CHEAPER THAN CAN BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
ALAgGE STOCK OF rRiNrs, sHlRrINg AND
AT TIE VERY LOWEST AAkKIT rRlcss
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT pr
At orr rsuaI LOW rRrcEs 90 '"""Ls'
~ AND FOR WHICH WE soLIcLr
An INSPECTION FROM LADIES
BEFORE PUkCuA ASiN1 ELS WHERE,
CRYSTAL rALAt4 EMPORIUM,
252 BuwiRY
w. Il. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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proposals Foa sl.e,l.an CENTRAL PARK AppI

vOROFOSNLS FOX TNNIs FAKk Audi
tlonn Fund Stock. .-se- proposals will be eiycd
the Comptroller Oe ant Monday, the 2otS day June,
1s3 at 1cock T. ~ when tue sane viii be pnbicly Open
ed. the whole Part VI the ot .O0OO of
sThc Central Park AidiIi,al FUND Stock" autpor by
chapter ui OF at S5 by ordinance OF the
Common Council approved tN the MAYOR June G. 1888.
The stock w bear interest the rate si> per cent
per payable nas,eyrary. aud the principal Will
be redeemed November !. 1874.
The upoals vii. the amo"ut Of stock desired and
th price per slO1 and the persons who's.
pied will be required 10 deposit with The Chamber
lain OF the city, Eve after th- opening
bids IN. sums ax ardcd 10 them respectively.
Ca presenting t. the Com atoi.rr the ccep,s OF the
recrvr certificates for eq.a amounts OF the vauc
the stock bearing fo TIE dates OF pa Sfnent
Fsrh should endprSrd 'sPropo.
sas fr Central Park Additional und ocS" AMI enclosed
In ,econd envelope addressed To the Con pirollrr
The Eight reserved 20 reject or all OF the bids the
Interests s of the Corporation require ".
MATTHEW r BREsNAN, Comp,roIer
@Civ OF New York Department OF Fuance, Colnptoers
Office June ". 1868.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

,lI-I 4. M WEDNESDAY, June 17-0P. n.
AsHEsSales Of so bbs made at Sc. for pots and
esSc. for pearls. Stock TAG bbls.
BREADnuns Flour declined &c. a l0c. today and
closed heavily. The days sales reached 500 bbs
State ana Western, 300 Southern and 500 Canadian
within our revised quotations.
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CORpORATrON NOTrCEs.

fyORPORATION LOAN or 46OO00) IN AID OF THE
~ Families and Dependents of Volunteer Soldiers autho
rzed BY OF the legislature Marc 1863
Subscriptions win be received at this ONCE for The voun
teer Soldiers Family Aid Fund BondS No. 81 redeemabe
November 1870 bearing interest At Ave per per
payable halfveary the first Of May and No.
vember. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
CirY or New YORK. DEPARrMEEr FINANCE, ComP.
rRoLLER's OvtICE. June IS. 1868
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COMPANY K. iTWELFTH REGIMENT NJ @ SNY-
~ Pursuant TO General Orders No H. members this
COMPANY VIII ss emele fully equipped ~ The Reymensi
men taken to aii up the company BY order
HENRY BARCLAY. Captain
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HEADQUARTERS SIXTY.NINTH REGIMENT n Y
II N, q. Armott, Esses Market New York June H. 1861
Resmenai orders No 2The senior First nj OF
THIS resiment Lieutenant John Bssley OF Co npany Is
her by detailed 70 the command Of CompanyF He viii be
obcyed aud respected accordingly ana has authority select
fton among the mos mertorious OF hts ssone ed
ocer Sergeants and report sane TO the Com
mandaat promotion BY order
JAMES BAdLEY. MAjor Commanding
JouN MckRoN. AdIutant
- COLLIN. g. rgeant Major.
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~ W, rREScns
GESTLENrys FURNISHING.

t ga Broadway. New York.
c.niesnsns Furnishing Goods shiris Collars Ties socks
ssafs Pockss andssrhels, susp-nder- Under Shirts,
Drawers Half Hose, Driving t'loses Rohcs Cham
b.s, fwnch smoking and Break sst Jackets
umerei1s sxissxipsE ,a,, 5inwn -, ov, g. ac' ac
FINE SHIRTS AND COLLARS MADE TO ORDER
Pine Gau1e Mcuno Cnder shirts f 81 cah, or Sts
dosn Aiso . large siocs Of Muslin. Iiuen ana Jean
psavers, of maze, and warranted 10 o.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AN EXTRAORDINARY BOOK DIR I.pvnxr..
"A Paris London sud New YORK Medis Aisisep 80
Marriage 0ide on the Dis ases Of the Blood Dey Ne
yous STEM &C sent IN sealed envelopes for si ~ X
warm No fesey street. or the author 647 Broad Az ,s
stairs New fox 0nce hours Tor treatment personall,
and bs letter aud express A. NJ to6P.M
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abandonment. OF the policy commonly called that OF
the Monroe doctrine, and 10 an encouragement, II
not direct invitation, to the European Powers 70
interfere to our prejudice In the effort we are now
making to suppress the rebellion Of our own Slave
Power and 10 restore our Union. The diplomatic
representatives Of the Spanish American Republics
narticnlarly lament this error of Mr.. Stewards as
being the formal renunclation of what they have
always tenaciOusly believed to be the mission OF the
limited States 20 protect tho independence OF all the
other Republican Ststes on this continent-they
lament it too as sanction of the seeming purpose of
France to abuse her enormous power TO the subju-
cation of Mexico. These representatives condemn
Mr.. Stewards refusal to recognize Mr.. Murillo and
the Government Of Colombia a repression Of pop.
Mar rights in sister State, and willful injury to
free politics, which it was his official andh personal
duty to nurture and protect. They arc not unaware
of the fact too that the Consus Of the United States
in Panama and Aspnwall have received their ere
quaturs from President Mosquera, aud are now act
ing under them. Aud they feel too, that the course
pursued by Mr.. Seward has been untimely as well
as unfortunate. For New-Granada had recently
given her hearty consent to the scheme OF
confederation of Chill, Peru, Bolivia, Ecua-
dor, Venezuela, Central America and other
South American Republics, whose Object was,
in the language OF the Secretary of State OF the
United States Of Colombia, $50 establish bases for
the security, the independence, and the welfare OF
the Republics, and to enact body of doctrines which
will constitute moral alliance Of those nations"
New. Granada in circular from her State Depart
ment, addressed to every one Of these States, had
earnestly advised to place this Confederation under
the protection Of the United Siates-to hold their
first Congress to adopt articles Of Confederation in
the city OF Washington, under the shadow Of the
great authority and with the decisive support OF the
concurrence of the North American Republic
that around this, as superior in power and an
tiquty, the Republics of South America should con-
gregate"-a grand scheme, whose expression Of
good will aud respect at least merted courtesy and
kindness to the Diplomatic representative OF the
State foremos. in advocating combination Of the
Republican forces aud ideas upon this continent
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,,rwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1863.
amendment, which was rejected It authorized the

amendment, which was rejected II authorized the
PRESIDENT 10 raise as many regiments, not exceeding
5OO, OF African or cOlored persons Of the United
Statea as In his discretion he might consider neces-
esry, to DO uniformed in some marked or special
manner, and equipped as he might direct. it also
provided Tor Il line of steamers between New-YOrk
and The coast OF Africa.
The bill, as modified by Mr.. Stevens ia "a fol-
lows:
Be enacted by N, Senate and Hon,e Of Repye,..,o., Of
me United States ( AsrcI in mt he
President be, aud he is hereby a1thoizsd - snrii
equip aud into the land AID naval ss,vca ths
United states such number Of volunteers Of Af,a
he may deem equal % suppress tle present rebellion f
vsars; tho aid volunteers t. bs organized accordv 70 b
regu eticn, the branch Of the sefve into which the
be listed 10 receive tho TatiOEs csthng aud conf
meIti o. ether volunteers, aud a monthly raw not
10 exceed that Of the volunteers tn be Offered by white
or black persons OH ted aud commissioned by toe Prs
aud rules and regulations as mag be Prescribed BY
the presil-nt Provided That Eotf herein contained
In rules articles of shall be 50 Construed Is 10
euthorzs or permit any officer Of African descent to BE-
p0iuted rank exercise military laval authority ovei
white officers soldiers men, ia the military or naval ser
vice OF United states; shall geater Ia tran Tea
dollars psr mouth, with tleir usual aowment OF cotm
and Tation,, be allowed paid to prisa'es 81
laborers of African descent who may be IN he MN
tay or naval service ofte United states: Pcrided Jwisr
That slaves OF loyal citizens Ia the stte exempt oy the
PRESIDENT Proclamation Of January 1903 shall not oe
shall there be recruiting Offices opened 10 either Of the States
of Delaware MARY lad, West Virginia Kentucky. 1ehnes
see or Missouri whc the consent OF the Governors 0!
said states hayo been 6rst obtained.
The bill passed by q vote Of % yeas against %
nays. Adjourned.
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ARRIVAL OF THE l6STH REGIMENT NETWORK
VoLUSrEER4--The l68th Regiment New.YoTk VoUnIeers
Col Brown arrived IN this city from Aewbusa esry last
evening Phey have been IN camp oT long period and
how considerable proficiency in maohins They arc Low
quaered in the Park The soldiers aud officers CT this res
ment are fneookus body Of men, aud sppesE 10 DO in
excellent ts in anticipation OF their departure for TIA
seat OF wax The following ia the roster OF the r'Sinsns'
william X. Brown Colonel.
james Law. Lieuteuan t-Colono
george Waller. Major
W. n. Hathaway. Adjutant.
@. {. Spencer QuaItesnasser.
!. W. Latham, surgeon
The Esv. Mr.. Wall CO, Chaplain.
John Pentlta,h. QJaEeTma.ter Sergeant
q. NJ MoiTIs, C0mmissary Ser. ant.
Company AVN Terwilliser. "a tain; Nathan HuooAda
lst Lieutepsut; Peter TsswihGer, I'd Leuseuaat
Company B-Danie coFbgsh 1eptaai Oliver Taylor, ht
Licute,unt; j. NJ Mogehousr, "a Lieutenant
Company C-J. II. Anderson Captains j h. T Oakley.
let Lieutenant; q. IL. Anderson. ID Lieutenant
Company D-lsaao youkinsou. CsP'sini Archibald Furgs
son, 1T Lieut.. w. &. Marvin. % L.eGi
Company EB Gilbert Captain; j. SaItij. l.. Lieut. ~
T. Gibod ID Lieut.
Comppny f-George H. CleaIy Captain Lawrence Bfsn'
men, lst Lieut. Samuel G. wilson, "a Lieut. - -
Company 6--Semuel Hunter, captain. J. y. Chase' hs
Lieut.. T. rerwDliger - Lieut.. ,,,,,, =.
Company HI. ID. Wood, Captain ID. C. "iAi' Il"
Lieut. u. w. henion, "a Lieut. -, ~ MI
Company flames C. RenniSon Captain; W. " pioAoJ
lst Lieut. Daniel Low, ID LoaL
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DPHTHERIA.--A gentlsulan who has administers roo
the following remedy Ter dphtheria says that " nss
always proved eiectual in aiiordlug speedy rsneh'
Take common tobacco pipe, place live coal WIN.
the bowl, drop hle tar upon the eoai' anu d I0s
the patient draw suoke iuto the mouth, ana dis-
chary, h through tho nostrils. The remedy Is safs
and srn sle, aud should DO tried whenever occasion
NAV reoulre. Many valuable lives may be saved
tho INDIGNANT confidently believes, by prompt treat
neQt ~ above.
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Totsl,... 1910 1855 2,72 HE'S "a go 3.937 1913
Tom OLD AID NEw-Repached Mess li35i last month.
9Ots this date year 7bI Repacked Chca-o Do Eefi
lost MONTH 4y3: this date last year. H. Railroad beef lSJ
last mouth @; this date last yea 20 Refuse Aess ioSi;
la.t uonih $685. this dle iss; yesF 80 Refuse time
-. last month this t-ts last ytar l. Ciher Aelgss,
q2l last month on; lh late last year la3B les Prne
Nss, 1857; a month 282; ts dale a5t selr biZ Country
Moss 9b3i LAST month ss GATE last S!o C0un-
try PINE 46 month 49, al, date year, Sl9 I'm
pctrl .cs 64l las, mouth, 1850; this date last year.
H. Ulinsrec,ed bbls., n 14H last month, l5ii3 tas
date last year 2U4i loissl!- ~ ast month, I4% tns
d.te I,st year. a. 1873.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House cOucurred 10 the Senate's amendments