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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07


PREVENTION, only because; England and
France, and all Europe, believed that
the rebels were strong enough, without
foreign aid, to achieve their own indepen-
dence.s The present situation of the re-
bellion has probably caused, or soon viii
produce revolution in this respect, in
European opinion, and may therefore
cause a change in the &C neutral !" policy of
England. This, we have no doubt is
the last hope of the rebel government.
The insurgent Vice President STEPHENS.
in his late speech at Charlotte, North Car
DINA, "exhorts the people to give the
Government a cordial support, to frown
down all croakers and grumblers, and re-
main united and fight to the bitter end. ("
telling them at the same time, that for
eign Intervention in their behalf will come.
but not yet; and the reason he gives for
this last hope is, that the great powers of
Europe will never permit the Union to be
restored, or the rebels to be conquered.
For the very reason that the rebels have
of late suffered series of crushing dis :
asters, which, without foreign Intervention
must soon end the rebellion, they now
look for English and French aid in their
behalf, as more probable than at any for
mer time.
Therefore, although we have the van
tage ground, there never was time when
official blindness on tho part of our nation
al government, could do more harm than
now.
We have reached a crisis wherein parti-
san folly and malignity may ruin the
Union cause, or enlightened statesman.
ship save it. 1t is the opportune moment
to adopt a policy founded in Christian
charity, and constitutional obligation-a
policy that will disappoint the last hope of
the rebel chiefs, and forestall foreign in
reference. Now, if ever, is the time to
foster thu Union sentiment of the South !;
to take back the seeded States with their
constitutions, as fast as they will come {;
and to fulfill the pledges made at the COM
mencement of the rebellion by the Pr=si-
dent and by Congress, that the war should
be prosecuted on the part Of the National
Government, for the purpose only of re-
storing the people of the seeded States
to their allegiance under the constitution
of the United States. s4s.amr
Restore the Union and slavery will not
only cease to be a dangerous power in the
country, but will also enter upon course
of rapid extinction. ds.54 /
Why then shall the cause of the Union,
so nearly successful, be endangered to
crafty thu radical republicans, whose ru-
ling passions are revenge and lust OF pow
er? as
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ronage toward the men, who. by lighting our
battles, bear the chief burden of saving our
country. Ny conclusion Is that other claims
and qualifications being equal, they have the
bctterright, and this is especially applicable to
the disabled soldier aud the deceased soldiers
family. Your obedient servant,
SNs A LINCOLN vi
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BLOCKADE SUMNER CAPTURED.

WAsHINaFoN, July gs1.--The United
States steamer Sloop fOssipee, captured
on the goth inst, the James Battle, and
VIM Bagley, loaded with cotton, blockade
runners from Mobile
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FROM FORT ABERCRoMBIE.
Large Buffalo Killed-..Abundance
Of Game-.-Reports from the Expe-

Large HUu8lO A1lle0sssA Dum0anc0
Of Game-.-Reports from the Expe-
ditiOn.
FoRr ABERcRoMBIE, D. T., July "a.
Capt. Mccoy killed, this forenoon,
about seven miles from here, buffalo,
that, after being dressed and cut up,
weighed ten hundred and seven pounds.
Wild geese, ducks, chickens and pigeons
are very plenty around here, and buffalo
are in large numbers over on the Shayenne
river.
Two messengers came in from General
Sibley's camp (thirty miles this side of
Devils Lake, this evening, who had heard
of band of Indians over near Chief
Mountain, and had sent a detachment
out after them. ss o5 ,
4 Little Grow is over on the Missouri
river. So say the messengers.
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Mr.. SEwARD is on the record as opposed
to the radical programme of forcing upon
the revo'ted States which may seek resto-
ration to the Union the terms of emanci-
patton. There is even hope that the Presi-
dent himself may, for once, boldly refuse
to be dragooned into submission to the
wishes OF the CHASE and SUMNER faction
of his party.
1t is certain that the party of the admin
lstration is already virtually split in twain
upon the important question which lies at
the threshold of reconstruction. The radi-
Gals have never been sincere in their pro-
posed desire for the restoration of the Sc
ceded States. They have hoped for pro-
longation of the war. which would ensure
the destruction of slavery by military
power.
Before long there will be loud and au-
thoritative voices heard in the now seeded
States. calling on the doors of the Union
and the Constitution to open again for
their reception. The radicals will ode
mand," Eve quote from an article in
the Atlanttc Monthly arguing to this eff
fect,) ''as the only terms Ct restoration.
not only the abolition Of slavery III all the
rebel States, but its prohibition in all com
ing time" 1t will then be for the conser
valve men of all classes to rally to the
support of the conservative element in the
administration. and prevent the CONSUME
nation of a conspiracy which threatens to
open deeper abysses Of discord and misery
for our suffering country.
Rrigadier General strong Vincent.
The following touching order was issued
upon the death of Brigadier General
STRONG VINCENT, who CALAMITY COM
rnandeW the Third brigade of the First
division of the Fifth corps, at the battle
of Gettysburg, until mortally wounded.
1t was this brigade which seoea times re-
pulsed the enemy in his repeated attempts
to turn our extreme left flank, 10 the bat
tie OF Thursday, July 2:
HEADQUARTERS THIRD BaIGADE,t
fa btucH July II. 1865.
GENERAL. ORDER No. 1.-The Colonel com
handing hereby announces to the brigade the
death of Brigadier General Strong Vincent
He died near Gettysburg July z, 1868, from the
effects of a wound received on the I'd inst, and
within sight of that field which his bravery had
so greatly assisted to win. A day hallowed by
all the glory Of success, is thus sombered by
| the sorrow of our loss. Wreaths of victory
give way to chaplets of mourning-hearts eX-
ultant, to feelings of grief A soldier, scholar
friend has fallen. For his country, struggling
for its life. he Willingly gave his own. Crate
full for his services the State which proudly
claims him as her own will give him an hon.
Ored grave and costly monument, but he ever
will remain buried in our hearts, and our love
for his memory will outlast the stone which
| shall bear the inscription of his bravery, his
virtues, and his patriotism.
While we deeply deplore his death and re-
member with sorrow our loss, let us each EMU
late the example of his fidelity and patriotism,
feeling that he lives but in vain who lives not
for his God and his country.
By command Of Col. j. c.. RICE
Commanding Third Brigade
GXO. i, HERENDOy A. A. A. g.
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The Widow Of soldier Made a Post
80 Mistress. s..

at the commencement of the war for
the Union, AELANcrHoN SMITH was Post
master of the town of Rockford, H., and
bis wife was acting as Deputy Postmaster.
Feeling it his duty to participate in the
struggle, Mr. SMITH raised regiment, Of
which he was appointed Colonel, and en-
tered the service under Gen. GRANT, leav-
ing Mrs. SMITH to attend to the duties of
the post Office. Col. SMITH distinguished
himself on several occasions, and at the
recent storming of the first redoubt at
Vicksburg, led the forlorn hope, and was
shot through the head and killed. Appli-
cation was then made for the appointment,
as Postmaster, of gentleman, who, un-
der ordinary circumstances, would have
cen q proper person to ell the Office.
punter applications to retain the widow
re also sent in. The matter being
ught before the President, he endorsed
application for the widow, and after
Is sent letter to the Postmaster Cen
(which the following is copy:
xpcu11vE MANSION, WAsHrNcroN 81
to sgi5aies. July "a, 1863.
master General: -
ay little Endorsement of mine went to
> cases of Postmasterships sought far
hose husbands have fallen in the bat
war. These cases, occurring on the
brought me to reflect more atten-
~ had before done as 10 what is fair
us here in the dispensing of pat
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We have received d copy of the Weekly
Cronicle, published in Victoria. Vancouver Is
land, dated June 10th. Among the locals we
notice the name Of Mr. Bromly, of this city,
as being the purchaser of cargo of Struggled
fars: amounting to over q, 900.
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Among the admissions of the sickand
wounded United States soldiers, published
in the West Philadelphia Hospital Regis
ter, July %, we find the following privates
of the First Minnesota ta 10 -
WEST PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL 81
A. +. Quist Company B.
J. w. Walsh, Z" D. ait
M. Abbott, +. $50
T. Calvin, a H.
8. Tenney, '' K.
m The interesting little paper, mentioned
above, is published by the sick printers of
the West Philadelphia Hospital.
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furnlInre.

- ''.'...alls! - y = - "a j J . /.
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DACIFIC RAILWAY. - The Unassslsneda
viii rsss.ye PROPOSALS. 70 fnna ri,s reS, ,b.r.st fos
w "n' ~, ~. ~, s, .c ION OF tns Usion Pscihc Railway
comoy E.ern bnOn TSe Iron 70 Ss ,,..sS 2, s,.Ssr
.nofscue. o the beet as,y mmunisssions for fsrthss
- os".i,a TO be sdtrsesa TO the unssmispea: 9. =
SAMUEL HALLErr Co., NO. ~ pss'ssR rsR rHNr
Tssus oA.b sshvsry o,. = y p.,lw.v D.
. Ney.lotk jane D. iooA t f'os' " - -,
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Me0llul.

MANHOOD aud tho VIGOR Of YOUTH re-
Nl stored 10 -FOUR WEEKS By Dr. klCOAD's ES-
sENCE Of LIFE-Dr. RlCOhD Of PsTis, atss y-srs OF
Ca. socitaon has at length seeded 20 the urs-ot
ons., Of TIE public and appointed al AGENT Ia
EEW-YORK for the sale OF his valued sna aishJ pnsa
ESSENCE on LEE.
Tai. wonderfo agent viii restore manhood TO tho most
shattered Constitution, whether arising from tIcrs.s ss
.L.se the effect. Of climate natural csuses ibs Hne
to cure most inveoae case ioai wee3' soa
,sd ding tho printed instfucoas twhIch are very
say el, failure 10 imPosssoio.
Th. ere..orils edy should bs taken oy ali soou 10
marry effects perasp-nt II askno~eossd oy
An, .edic. pres. " b, toe greatest discovery made
Suoeess in evoy case 10 - certain Z" inAl science ''e
thro ows ignorancs. - , -,
fnll for us 81 or our quantities 10 one Tor
Sy snd 10 any part Carefully pse.ss on sesep
oil renittanes by hs aeeIvded scn' fh1p ho'S'o W. "
Eroops..t ons door eat nom Broidwsy. New York.
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rglHE AMERICAN SOLDIER
CYSTEMs OF MILITARY BRIDGES,

~ by the Uni,ed States Army those adopted ny the
srr. Powers; and employed 10 British
tnoa With directions for the preservstion destruction snd
70 O. tab sltnent Of Bridges by bog Oen. GEORGE W.
CrIua CEief Of Stat o. the Chei Of the Armies
ne United States Win iiinstI ations In one
volume octave Prics 30 So Copies sent iIee oy mall on
Fsce pt OF price
This dsy published BY
d. VAN NOSIR ND. No. l92 BIoadw y, New.York
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ATLANTIC sAvNe. BAxx. No; ~ oTAraAn.

to. ATLANTIC sAvrSGs BANK. No. III CHArHAn.l
SQUARE. Exw-YoaK July L. 1853
INTEREST NOTICE.-By order of tho Trus-
tee. Depo,ors arc he ~ hsd tina, nterest a the
rate OF SIX (6) PER CENT PER ANNUAi. FREE OF
GOVERNMENT TAX. viii be paid, and after 2tth fns'
on all snm. rc IS 10 $50 which nave bsea deposited ths
or six moaths previous this date and on srgef sounts
dividend free Of at the rate Of Five ~ PEI Csot per
Alpuu. ntefes drawn will be placed 70 sne credit e
d, e,ositors, and viii dfaw interest - principal.
II. d. VAN PELT, President.
.....rr.D4I n' CHAS b. BAILEY, Trea.ursr
JOSEPH P. CooPBR, Secretary.
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JNHE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
River Line Csrtese. due September 1863 aso the in
tsrs.. ou their Mortgage Bonds duo September l. and
November 1853 deductins the Government tay and In
t.rsss s the OF sx per per for the
psyasnl Cehcsiss and Coupons may be presented for
payment At the Office Of WIN. q: GILMAN ESQ, No. ~
ftnssG, hsu.yssk J. u MCCULLOUGH, fspa10A
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CAINSEVAlNs ,, =, ,,,,s

AZ the OF Cafonis Inc destined 10 exclude enrs
y from udst ali coapounts made on acohos snI oet
ding, 30 heah many OF nends hsvs sss
tested 10 ID o ohss to the pubic - ..,,,, 80,
A BITTERs MADE OUT OF PURE NATIVE CALi-
FORaIA WINE.
which 70 an agreeable tse gt bias all the tonic and
properties of those kind Of beverages without
ne qua itiss Of that OF Alcohol &C.
Arcofding TO he w.snes offer 40 the puOne BIT ere
which We wi arsn, IL compo.ed of bss Native Csio'na
Wine u winch su.ei hethy aIonstic psnts; We
desire to cali the attention Of Druggists Plysis, AndCaeu
. to examine our Befs they III aud tLen a. rsprs-
seated We are confident thst our -
CALIFORNlk WINE BIrrERS
will ,ocu take place thos= uo1ioas copodad aud thai
sAiNSEvAIN BROS, ..,.....
Solo Ptorrietors
The immsn,s popularity Of ths produe, Ls. the space 81
two ysnr, the d.. ank above all ohe BeIs ~ Cali.
fo,ns Oregon British Ccuubia and ell the P-cho Co'st
hi. "a. min.d s1ct the Agency o nv ni.ui.
Mr.,r, sAINsryAlN BROS who have already eonhded to
me tho Agency Of their VINES. -. ,, .
Each cppsf ship coming ffom CsNorns VIII bIing me
ot of hsr o.t popular bsvsragts Ssuev4in Wire BIT
tsra CESAR AUG kObGki. no 81 Codar'sI
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LNOR the PHOTOGRAPH ALBuM.-We wish
IL to call tine st,enton trade aud cthsr' to our new
ALBUM PICTURES. IN OIL COLORs representing AuTrsS
LEAVES BufrkgsLIgs, Bkps, L.SDscAPEs FLOWERS etc
etc Pllce peI IL assorted Seat mail
on r,eeip. of price For Trade Terms address L. PkAN0
CO. Puosher No. l59 Washin gton-,t, Boston Mass For
sAs at prnca Book Stationery in the couotry
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NnanclaI.

Oyylcl WuLlAusBuReH Gas LieBr ConpASyl
BRcoKLrs, T.. July IL, ls63. )
nIVIDEND.-THEB BOARD of DIRECTORS
~ have this day declared ssmi-ansuai DIVIDEND Of
FIVE (5) PER CENT, payable and anss MONDAY. July
a0h nsIi The Transfer Bosk w be so.sd hom date sst
July II. 1851 c. y. BLODokI, Secretary.
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TT 8. INTERNAL REVENUE CLAIMS, SC.
u MANUFACTURE DRAWBACKS, AID
EXPORT CERTIFICATES OBTAINED.
Attention paid any business eonnecsd With tbs Excise Iar
.uucturers and xporte will consult tbs interest oy
ca on tho undesned In efs-Dce 20 The new
tai ing effect June l. JAMES d. WARNER No. 30 Wall d.
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TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
"A No. IN Chatham square. NswYcrk
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED
INTEREST," ON MONEY DEPOSITED NOW WILL
COMMENCE ON JULY l.
The July Dfridrnd rH be paid free Of Government Td<
Bank open daily from 10 to and fIom s. TO y. IN.
M. d. VAN PELT, President
CHARLES ID. BAILEY Treasurer.
J p COOPER, Secretary.
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& ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
bogKnY SsvlsGs BASK NHv.YonK. Jul, H. 1853.

bogKuY SsvIsGs BASK, NHv.Yohk Ju, H. 1853.
UNHE DEPOSlIOkS are hereby notified that
y INTEREST. a. sts rsts Of FIVE PER C..AT per
Aenum on OIL suns u Five Dolas and upward .nd not
e.odng Five hundred Dollars, sId FOUR PER CENT pei
sBLuu 90 al ,un. Five Hundred Doiss winch nave
been drpoied al least mouth. previous to tho lst
instant wa be slowed D-po,ols Tree Of Oovssn-
-rt tx psyab- on and ster MONDAY. the 10Th in'iani
In sccondsncs With proyi.on. Of the bylaws All ia-
tsrs.t not ca ed for will pfiae AID afsw aisr
ss accordingly from lat instsnt. "
The Eank /. open for business daily from 10 O'Clock
md on Monday Wednesday aud Fndsy evenings hom 70
O'Clock, at No l3o Bowsry BY order Of the rrass~es
THOMAB yERt.AAHs Pfssidsne
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vVHE COMIC MONTHLY for JULY, jus

II price cent? fu engrasIDss ooLIaus
Diamond Cut Diamond; A Mean Man; Comic Co.niIy Lie,
BerKoom Psto,s The tighng Cocks SiOnowail Jsckson
She Horse swap and Periset Magazine oi hamofoa'
keadiaz
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANS
IN PoRTATIOS COMPAkYS BONDS Notice {. here
By gysn ths. BIDS for BONDS Of tbi. Compsny TO tbs
amount OF -FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS will be received at che Office OF he Company
No. Nssssu In the City Of NewYok. unii tho loh DAY
Of Jpy. 1863. $40. ~
TIE Bonds viii bear date the ls Of August 1863 vii b Of
the ominsion o. each with Coupons attached and
registered They will bs payable tho ist day of August
lS8 bearing interest," at the Of six per cent per annu
payable half yearly the lat February AID August shk
Ing fund will DO created out OF the earnings OF the Company
Of ten thousand dsus per snnam, With ssoamass in.s
be invested in good uris " meet the payment Of
said maturity Bids f,r shess Bones will 90 eceved
by application In utog the ssia office Of the Copp,n'
any time bslcre IL o'clock M0sDAY 2Gh July nrxi st
WHEN tas the Committee will In atsrdsncs rsceive
the ods and award the Bonds The od being ths
principal Of the Bond with the premium NUT be PAID TO the
treasurer Of ths Company.st th,ir Office No. Nassan
in the City ofNewYo the h"t day Of Aayus, neI be-
tween the hours Of 10 m aud p u .s neh tine tae
HENRY K REISEN. r.-.. Ir|
IrY.rr '.- DUDLEY s GREGORY, csmmmi,t.a
HAMILTON FIsH
FERDINAND sUYDAM,J .. ...ri
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OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN IN
" SURATCE COMPANY, No, ivJ BROADWAY, New
York Jiy a. 963Tne Board 81 Dir-c,os have this day
declared Sci Annual Interest Dvid-pd Of three ard one
half peg osnt fec Of Gsverr tar payable on demand
r -. r.ay E. A. STANSBERY, Secretary.
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Gummer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD-On the Erie Railway,
Ois . spaeioa. and well furnishsd house. All pare,
.csn.Tv spd rosds fne. For particulars apply 10 BAKER
GOODWIN, over The Tdbans Ohse. Terms s. TO 81 per
DOUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass,
is delightful Sunsring place for svsry Sody-lEvsn'
ins Post
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OyyIcs OF JBz TsApEsnES FIsE lss Co..
Nxw-YoaE Jolly T. 1869
TTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this COM.
J. PANY have ths day declared seuiisnnasi DlViDtsD
Of FIVE PER CENT free Of Gevsrament Tax PAysbs on
aud alter tho l0ta last T. Y. BROWN. osc
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Chances for Bnsi,ress Metl.

n ASSOCIATE WANTED, with mal
n srp to travel eth the advertiser ana set - sisas
ss, rrmuuer,tiye And pleasRn. cash ouslns.a ns'e
o. .ses.nred Inquire of Mr. BISHOP. s Ne ~ 0'sss
WA. room No. 9.
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DAVEN e. BACCN.

DAVEN & BACON,
Al Hsnsfscturers Of Grand and Sqrsrs PIANO FORTES
Mneroom No 1856 Grsnd-st Broadway H. Y Ths loyg
syr-,ece and Tho many facilities possess enabs TO
pf0Guce nstrnmens unsupasei b, any other establishment
uienl and introduction Of all essential change. that be
requued 10 ntks perfect PispoF PURCHASERS In.
yied 20 call ard examine large assortment of Pianos
winch are Offering on favorable terlnL
Descriptive Circulars sout BY mail
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n1HE TRUSTEES Of the SEAMEN'S BANK
Il yOR SAVINGS have ordered that interest (iree OF
overumsut sA paid to deposte entitled thereto 'of
,- sir month. eudiur Juno 30 follows; On su' o S9
.s uuds at tho rate i've per cent per annum aud on
,ums ercssdus s3 tho ras OF four poi cent per annen
ou ana ss Monday 20th Inst The interest wiz be
placed u the credit VI depotofs q. prime ofA
Jpiy 9. 1863 "h II. mANA' ii"''s'A-
WILLIAM NHLsoy, Secretary.
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II
= GUUr AND RHEUMATISM
All sufferer. the above ps'nts stfsf Of recent or
lon4 .tsndiug are sdyi,-d TO use BLAlRs oObf AND
KIfEUMATiC PILLS. TDey relied upon the most
All, aud remedy offered TO tho public AID have
been universally used In Europe for ysa" with tho
grestsst success . - -, -.
Pr,psr,d by PROUT& HARSANT. No 2te Strand. Lon
dom England, AID sold by their Agents. WILLIS e''
Frsnkn-s ct, Eew.Yerk. ..il a.. n.,,.
Her Msjsstys Commssioner. hsvc su,horied M w. " 10
and address OF THOMAS PKOUr, 22s otisna ho ss h.
be impressed upon tho Oovsrnmsnt stamp A'i' " ''
Of the genuine medicine
Price Is aud 10 esais per boz
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gnsirutl,on.

90 A MER. SCHOOL INST" 1855.
~ 10 reliable Educational Exchange.
For al ~bo seek well o1ated Teachers;
Tor presenting T.seh-rs who wish Ebgsgemsntsi
For selling aud renting sobooi ProPerss;
For giving Parents 10 .oImation OF good Schools.
No1CK TO TKAcHEEs-Those who expect rs TO norfnsfe
th. vacancies for School year shsnid make early
suocatoH. We receive orders for every kn1 or teAcsef
have special ell for superior Nude, DIsSS aud French
Teachers
Crcusr eIpeniny plan and terms, and giving htelsss
educational and business refO ences scn for stamp
u. D WOODMAN & Co., Educational Agents,
living Building. No. ~ Broadway.
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.--The in.
ere the Bonds and Stocks Of the Corporation 81 the
CITY OF NewYork due and payable August 1893 will be
paid Oh that day by DANIEL DEvLIN Chsooesa Of the
Cay Of EswYork. ct the Broadway BanA The transfer
boo.s viii be cio,sd TUESDAY. the INh inst u o'clock
MAIlbEW 4. bhcN.Nt' O"uP"o',s.
Department Of Finance Compsrolsrs ohcs. Nsw-fetk,
July .. 1854 Lsw'aL
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GLASS Z.
Barnsley shsetiDG
yards................lW,Wo
Canvas duck, ysrds.... 30. .oo9
Biss rankin. ysrds.... y, ~
CLAse II.
CavStin laced Shoes,
pelfs.. oC.WV
Kipstia shoss, psirs. =. Is. .oo0
Graissd leather bsots,
patrs................ lQW0
0LAss III.
Wsolsn socks, vairs... %, 80
~ eLAss XIII.
Mattresses (wtth two
covers for sseh ...... u. 900
- oLAs3 xIv.
blAnkess...........sss NV
~ , otAss ~.
Black SILK Aasdksr.
ctish....s........... %, ,ooo
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DlANOS, MELODEONS, and HAhMONI-
UMschs largest assortment in tho city can bs found
WArhRSS. No. fSl Broadway, ct great tsIs.ns 100
new and secor s.nsnd PIANOS, MELoDEoSs, sud HAIR
MoSIUMs ~ LET. Reni SLOWED II purehssed as per
agreement Monthly payments received fo the Cash
REID for hand Piano, and N.odeon in
cLAnge for new. In.trunaenls .nped and rspaife1
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Gcnseo ano farms Wanteo.
Real Gslaie Tor 6Gls.

EOR SALE-A Plot of GROUND, 100XlOO.4
l. feet the A. s 5stht. LOG feet 81 in W. Of Az a
beautiful site Or bGidns on the sase ssae and nesf
the Sat Ri,sr fcf paIcul apply al NO ls East 9sasi
or No. 10 fecA slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16
Proposals.
NAVY DnpAnrNDHS,

BUnHAy o. rHcunoys AND CIorpme. July g l0n
CLOTHING aud CLOTHING MATERIALN
~ -sEPARArE PROPOSALS. sealed and ipdsrss4
Proposals. for Navy Coshns snd Coshns hatsra" wiu
es received this Once antn three sessk D m On ths NH
day Of AUGUST nex for huisns end dsHvsrae (sn ~
ysrds at Cbsestown Massachusetts, and Bssoklyn Nsv4
York (snshirds st the former snd twohirds d the stts
ysrd In sno nuGbss quantities and mad
DO called for BY the Chisf this bureau b ths seoa8
40" OF the ssid nsyyyads re.psctysy aurss the 6sc
qan,ss Of the different articles specified In the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

1,O STEAMBOAT OWNERS. H4
THREE CIRCULAR fL6f-HousEs fsr ,S1T4SS STEANSs
goAqs In GOOD condition. Also REAo'Lp 'oANN
WORK. frou StesnsrI Apply TO -, ,oo u,..1vsv. !,
WANTED TO ,FXCHANGE-For gooS
w a. 80 a. ...,-r, u,rt OF Minnesota or yeir yeir
-An ssdi,a.d ss .s...s;assHl LIZ os
Mss ID Co. tIsi Nsw-YeEk Aaafss.. v.sI'a. 20 ---a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-16

CULPHUR and VAPOR BATHS-Established
- IN lhe ouy genuine bstns Ia tue United states OF
No CsrIollplaco, BeecAsst corner OF Linfsn' io cure
of Mercafia Affections. &c. Uvsn dsily ~
" Dr. A l.. TlMOLaT Co.