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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-01

MILITARY GOODS.
WALL A5s sLERHENsS CO.,
Offer the largest assortment in this city, embrace
Ing all Qualities used * 1sicers il The Army and
Slot HcnL sSSH STRAPS. HATs, cAPs, pIsToEs.
af r%H 9TH ats aRs Of
complete outfits in 2 fey m no anHano ~
ap 1l-tff 322 Pennsylvania avenue.
6e@ ,ht Sp41aHAs \ co. @e
244 PlHHsYLvANIA AVENUE,
tnortA sias,) hsswsel nth and 18th SITS.
3eS Pa aossss, s.dsr shs National Hos1,.
pRS SSk IN
ceii{ ana correctly suited to the proper condition
,,oSSSSSk ga FIELD q. GLASSES AoHsoMArIo
zsp IssTau MINIS,
akAPH ALEU- Ms in svsry style .S srGRhosooP,Es
the Wholesale asss i'sin my ssa #
FINE HORSES.
- - S1hscriber is constantly in receipt OF very
hssnsss sns r 1SG Sse Snsle ana
leeted BY himself at the North expressly ~
lie vim sell them low for essR and sssa
Draft or Riding Horses TO give him cali s. &:
sale. and exchange stables g., on Louisiana avenue.
outh side, between 9Th and 7th sts -
COX REWARD-Win be given to any person IL
YIO Drs. Brothers & Gray, fail to describe
their disease and Symphonic, without seeing the
patient, by chemicst analysis of the URINH; the
first in the mornings required. Drs. B & @, has
practiced in this city since 1s9 with the most re-
marksble success, and are we'll known to distin-
America. The only botanic phy siciana prasticins
70 Warrington, once IL south B street, opposise
0mithscnian Institute. between 9th and 10TH
ap 70 eoim* - -
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At the land Cfico at IONA, commencing On
monday the thirteenth tl3th day of July NEXT for
III Disposal OF the vacant lands in the epen a,.,-
sfTd Sttfioas and parts Of i0as within the under
mentioned township s, which remain to the United
States within SIX miles each side of the
from Grand Haven and Pere Marquette to Flinr
and thence to Port Huron subject "a renuired IN,
law, 10 ininauni OF two dollars and fty &c nts per
acre, viz: 7-".SsA
North Of the bass line and ,ress Of the PRINCIPAL usr
The Il of sW K and SW 4 of SW y of section ..
the M a and = of section 4; section s; the u
the = tft = and the = of sW i, Of section,
shd the SW of section TO-: sections r. H. and "a.
u NE d, the NV and NV u ofNW Il
q Fectfen 3, sections 20 and "a; the Sc 4 ofNE
NJ I of M = aud & OF section g the IA ~ sn ~
ST a CT section 81 the - of section g. the " /.
e re n, the = of ~ q, the NV "a the N = az
AethEa,s = CINE A.Na Of INV sEI,ES
q q sW End NV n ofsW y, of section s5, Of town.
Ire MA and the u Of section 2; the'aE i ONE
=. the W NE 4 the SE !. of NE4, the NW-L
OF sW \ sad h Of sW y, ofsectiona; the VI u Of
s.ctsea G, The NE Of seeten 5: the Il 4 of M a.
The d u ef sc 4, and NV u of SW n, Of section III,
sast. II 1.-The NV 4 OF NV " the ofSRE,
aG NJ 9fsectien Is; the aW L Of NB y OF section
: a. : = Of NE y, the q u 81 NV the SW :
eiA ~ Aad the =, OF Ssction "a the h,the
Nv 81 aN Il and The 81 u, Of section "a .he
2 q - y, lie 2E u Of MA q, the sW Il ofNW IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
V7HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Chances for Business alcu.

TOR SALE-A BARGAIN.-We viii SELL
BUSINESS tia. has been in successful operation Tor
, vee-s upou terms that shall give the fullest ah,tcon
m' one win cspitsl tof ,iron $500 tol 5000, and
energy OF character rely splendid income end
ultimate independence. fof pAicuss, con pP0" VI '
puSITEsS No 24O Broadway. room No. T.
LNIRST-CLASS HOTEL for SALE-Sltuated
bs,,ihl and Gourshing city OF indiana, Ia hue
io order and doing sncoessin business The owner "h
e said property cheaper than any similar properly eau %
bongh, In the United Sates For particulars aloie'S D0A
No / 1853 indianapolis Indiana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
Mnsita! Jnstrnments.
J HORACE WATERS MODERN M

TTNHE HORACE WATERS MODERN M
II PROVED oYERSrRUNG BASS FULL IRON
FRAME PIANOS built Of the beet aud most thoroughly
seasoned as The tone il deep round full and mel
lows the touch elastic Each Piano warranted for i've year,
Price, from $3.50 to 500.
TESTIMONIALS
THE Horace Waters Pianos known a. among the
very best"-lEvargsisL
atsIss Pianos and Ne,odeons challenge comparison
with the finest male anywhere"- Home Journal
NEW 1'OCTAVE PIANOS Of different makers, from Rlbo
to S225. Second hand Pianos from 40 TO $50.
WATERS'S MELODEONS AND HARMONIOUS,
wood Tuned tho Equal Temperament with the
Patent Divided Swell Prices rom $500 5000
New and secondhand Pianos and eodeons Let. month
ly payments received for same. Instrunsnts tuned
HORACE WATERS. Agent No. 48l Broadway.
~ fine dry lofts over my piano wHrerooms; also Three
LOFTS 10 LET at low rent. for Of years L. D.
BERRY, NO 5gJ Brosdway between Prince AID Houston ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
BuiIoing alaierials.

MARBLE MANTLES.-The best place in the
WI city where the choape.t MARBLE MANfLEs &c
can be bought. is at A. KLABEkS Marble fhd NO io'
East loth-st near 3d-av., New-Yofk- (Cut TINS QUIZ
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statlonern ano 5anfp e5oooe.

"a JET-BLACK MARK."-Ihe Pecu.,
"A llay Of BUCKS iSDELIsL nm -. s snd' ~ /.
u,oJoc. et.b,ek mark the Womeut II is ~flteh anu ~
no ea viii the ink blot the directions arc followed o'u
by all principal DI0gs.ts and siationefs
sTARKING INKS are inconvenient Tor linen;
WI CLARK PATENT lNDELIBLE fEN.hhhLr Up pr ~
SAM los seut by NAL 30 cents from nangieeudsI Is
CLARK Northampton. Mas. agents; tUIIEh ~ " "; "
/ 4 Co. SCHlEFFELIN BROS, AMES BARNES NJ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

RANVARD's PANORAMAS.-Las week but
S1s 81 the fo1r great Psn9rsmss-TiE MlSsIssPrI
EissOURi, OHIO, end th- WAR-EVERY EVENING.
GMi WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at O'clock No.
W. brotdWsy Tickets % eta. children Is oN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

DAVEN & BACON, 100 ,,o,-vo
Manufacturer of Grand and Square Plan "a 10,
Wsrefoom No lJ5 Gmpdsl., near broadway, ~ - -. y,
xpe,.pcs and the many facilities po,sesi eDapio us W
produce instruments pas.ed by any otnef
Our personal attention ia given to the - v bs
mani aud Of oil essential changes 'hsi 9 20
required 10 make perfect fiHnO'fouc fuIchls psra,
vit.d call aud examine large assoitH'eh'"i i
which we Offering on favorable terms
nnacrintya (ircnlars sent by mall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

DIANOS, MELODEONS.. HARMON iuMs
Firei,ss for sale low % le, or By no sn
PEL0UBET HARMONIOUS the nssIs M ppfFITOS Eos'
g4l aud 34J broadway, Now.YorL
DIANOS-Low for Cash.-7-octave fihnos,
superior ia richness depth and bdliencJ Of zone, w,h
t powerful and elastic touch iron iraines ''
,ou : lis TO $40. Also durable secondhand fisnos
i O. DANlES No. f67iD ouIe-st. weat OF bioauWuy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

INREE EXHIBITION.
GEORGE II. HALLS PICTURES comPrisin. Figure,
Nut and Flower subjects exhibiting the Old Dus
ssdoI Gallery, No. SIS BeGdwsy where they viii IemaiI
sntil the 18Th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

CAN A STATE BNSLAVE IT'S OWN CIT |
~ ZENS "A Lecture this question will be delivered
WEDNESDAY, ApTi! g. In the Church Of the Pu,ans on
Union-squsye by the Rev. Dr. CHEEVER, commencing at
9 O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
TnsiruulCN.
4 IT BROOKLYN-Mr. PAINE gives "a Writ.

N ing Lessons for ~ Bookkeeping s5 oI ali including
Armete 10 yer quarter "a lessons eae5 No 70 F5o%
Gov W King; Col. Paines plan ofnsrucon
ana ell pediiouE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

IHPORrEI% AND TRADERS BANA requ,ed by CHAPTER &c
law. enlos Saturday. The 9TH day OF APRIL in
Ayras at Discounts 90
OF obSs5o W
Circulation l.xsOf W
vrftgta usgl ~. ---
cy and Comfy Of James Bus, CAhier Of the
day deps and that the
the best OF know ss and belief
Jous R.sxosp. Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
New.York County Bank.--s.stemsnt Of the NE =

New-YOrk County Bunk.--5Iat1nie on 'He ~. =
YORK COUNTY BANK required By Chsrfsr ~ Law" OF ooS
tie week ending Saturday, the fth day Of April 1865 49, ~
Average Loans and DDcounts ~
Spesie lsv,Sy. IN
Average amount OF Circulation lvo'sys ~
Average DepCsfs
City Couaty New York J. lsaac O. Ogden Cssnss
New Bank being duly sworn depose and ey ~
above correct bes, Of knoHedge nd oehs6
- .''..- - ISAAC @. OGDEN, CaslieE
Arov.rus LsIAsD Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

New-York Exchange Bank.-StasensnI q the
Newly YORK EXCHANGE BANK required BY Cbapier 10 LaW
eadng Saturday the 4th dAy OF April led3
OF Loans and ~
Average amount Of Creu.afon ~
City County sew;York, Hastead Cashier N
aboye Is 10 The best Of my knowledge and b
ID. b. HALSTEAD Cashier.
a s Vas Dr.Is, Notary Psblie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
Bank Statements.

American ExchlnPe Dank.-Stateme1t Of the
AMERICA. EXCHANGE BANK, n required By Chapter 40
the week ending Saturday, the fh day OF Apr
1 1913. -
and DDgn.s 60 u GSsO %
49,. - an, Of I56.3sl 90
Aycrase amount of DeTost, o,<"t'S %
CITY County Sr~ York b. Murray Gamer 81 te AMER
can EIcns Yo Being duty deposs and 'y That
D. MURRAY, Cashier
sworn before me tas 9Th day Of April 1903
FGsp,ne BuLL, Notary Pablo.
ATLANTIC Rink Statement Of tbs ATLANTIC BANK.
~ te q ~ II New York required Chapter Lava OF 1885,
Ar he r~-k ns Fri4y, the 81 DAY Of A. nj, 1873.
Average anus: aai Discounts.
Average amount 81 tS'U.s
Ave
versarn
Cty aad comfy q New r. Freeman Acting Cash
Atlantic Icing duly eepose and ssy mat
the above % the b o. o.er- md sbet
l. W a FREEMAN, Acting Cashier.
~ Epsis a. co,rr. Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

North River BaBk.--Statement Of the NORTH
RIVER BANK Chapter 30 Laws 1862 Tor tae ~sse
ending Saturday, 18th day u April, 1903. .... -
OF Loans aud Discounts fox4sos ~
Circulation
amount Of Deposits. Sub ie ~
City I'd County EewYork y "A Hays, Cashier o. nS
duly depose and say that the aSevs
ss,em.n IS correct TO the my knowledge n.d belief
A. D. HAYS, Cashier
Sworn before me this 9Th day Of April, 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
National Bauk,-s.a.em.nt ofthe NATIONAL BANl

NatiOnnl Bank,-Statement ofthe NATIONAL BANH
SewYoTk required BY Chapter go Lave Of LOB @
week endns Saturday the stu day Of April, 1905 "a
Average and discounts pxx1l,soo
OF Spets
Average amount Of CrculaIop ss'scS "a
Dep0ais. Istoo.tog
CITY County New YOck d. Tlppen Cashier o. ne
day depose and say at the ABOVE s'a~
~ r. D. TAPPEs, Cashier.
'- EDsrs p CoErr Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
seventh Ward Banl.-ststement Of tho sEyENrI

WARD BANK required by Chapter $50 lava OF s5, for tnt
wees enans Saturday, the 4th day Of Apr, leo3 - - -
Loans and Discounts 81, fS.2so 9e
Averase amount Of 39l,oi0 90
Ayerase amount OF Circulanopoi the late Seventh
WAId Bank s'fbSa
OF De poste. t,ti9,Svs 6s
Comfy Of NEWTON, Alfred FTa.r Cashier Of
the Ward Bank bng duy sron deose ami say that the
correct 10 Ae best OF my kngytdts ana bei
- A. 5. fRASER Cashier
Sworn before me thiA eth day Of April, ls6l >,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Hanover IinBk.-Staielnent Of the HANOVER BANK,
Nero required by Chapter 800 Laws 1854 Tor The week end
log saturday the 9Th day Vi Apnl, 1903. u.o. -
Average amour, LoAns aud Discounts sl
st,Aav
Crcl'aton-. IkN'SoS
Average OF D-vosis 1,eOvsV
York. Themes l. Tsyor Cashier o.
bng duly sworn depo-e AMI aAy that TIE
s,ateu ~ correct 10 the best eige besC
THOs l.. TAYLOR Cashier
Sworn met 9Th DAY Of Aprl. Is5l -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Nasgau Banlk.-Statcment Of the NASSAU BANK, -
Chapter 200 Laws OF 1885, Tor the week ending
the ith dag OF April, leo3: >o.,. sn, %
,.rass mon M nj sn,s1e ............. x66,5s2 ~
Average amount OF Circulation "a -
amount OF Deposits.
City County Of ewY0rk d. HarS Saaler Q. Ne
Bsnk duly dpoee aud say s s aoo'e saS
"'e' - ''' - 49, - r NJ HARRIS, Cashier.
""''N w II. g. BrDwsll, Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Greenwich BanK.-StateTnent Of tho GAhENWIUd
BASk OF the City NewYors required BY Chapter 90 Laws Of
1853 the week ending SATURDAY the 4h day o Apt, 1865
Loans and Discounts. q
Aversss amount Of Circulation sVt 20 w
City County York WILLIAM HAwes Cashier Of the
the New YORK. beng duly son depoee And
the beet Of knowledge and
WILLIAM HANE rs, Sdsnser
Sworn before m this 9th day Of April, 1853 ~
W WHsssw.ssr, sotsry Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Citizens Banh.-Statemens OF the CITIZENS bANh,
requrdby Chapter $50 Laws OF 1883 Tor the week sndns o"S"
the day Of April, 1853
Of loans and Discounts
AmOait
AVersse amount 81 Circulation. aysIi
|
Ctr ard CoItty OF New Yort comstoes Csh Of Us
being duly sworn and cay mat 'H'
"''' > IL COAsrJCg. Cashier
s"0A o'''' ms "' -" '' Jism W. PIl notary Public,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK ia he Cav Of New York Is re
end by Chapter 49, Laws OF 1852 for the week ns tie
ttb day Of April 1853;
Average Of Loans and DISCOUNT e2,5s8,48S 80
Average amount Of Specls. 1I3,xSS o.
Average amount Of Circulation, including ua OF the -
Average amount Ct Depoais llsslS4 W
City and Of New.York. T. j. Oakley Cashier o.
Mechsns Exchange Bank beng duly sworn dep and Aal
T. j. OAKLEY Cashier.
sworn before me this 9Th day of April, 1868 ......,
Jso. Hsosx.s Commissioner OF DeedA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

IRVING Bnuk,-Sts.ement Of IRVING BANK, a re-
CURED - Chapter 1855 Tor tbe week ending saturday, the
a. d. oi A. f, 1905:
Ar.ra. .aoan Loans 05s,960
Average unt n sp-~. s5siW
Average amount Of Depo5s v'VS''y
Ciysnd County swYok DsneY H. Bertio Cashier Of
hs LIVING R,nl be.ug any dspose the above
r1sr, i, s,rect DANIEL v h. BERIHoLF Cashier
sworn before this 4th day OF Apdi, 1863
Inn sls z nEfs. No.Ary PUBLIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

OrienfQI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF The URTtNIAL bANN,
reaued Chapter for ending Saturday,
the 4th day OF Apll, 1853.
smount Of LOANS pobSbtf 0f
Average amount Of Spec 1880 "a
Of Circulafion lSl,UIa Do
err
c,y ana COUNTY Of New York ss Washngfon A. H CasheS
Bank duly depse aad say aoovs
s correct W A. HALL Csaief.
sworn before me this 9Th day Of April, 1853 - -
Hssrr ". CHAPMAN IT,, Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
Phenix 3 anlt.--state nent ofthe ? dENIx BANk

BANh required by Chsoter go Laws oil lso9 Tor
he week rndins Sal riay, 4ta Day q April, s63;
Average amount Of and DscOunts- ioos'oco ~
OF IS-,.Iu ~
Average amount Of Circulation. 1s2ys1 ~
Cy and County New York Archibald Parhurst Cash,
Saint Nicholas Bank being duly sworn dtpose and tsy
s aSI heI,.f 80" A. PARKhURsr, CashleL
and sworn before the 4h day Of April. ga
Ros.tSs Isrrl.. Notary Public
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AmuSfnenis.
)ARYUWs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

TUESDAY. Aprii 6. 1852, ,cr,ovs
BRILLIANT COMBINATION Or ~ no1nsI S'or..
Of fhn t.ensd Vsitatue u P1ENa ''Io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Butchers and Drovers' Bank.-Statement OF tue
BUTCHEs AID pRoyERs BANK. required BY chapter 30
1905 tks ending Saturday, 9Th day OF April
1855
Average amount Of Looms ard Discounts
amount OF opece
amount OF Circulation
tnOuut oil Deposits
Cay County Nowfo Robert Perrin Cashier % ue
ami Droefs BaA duly sDoss and say ai INC
correct Of knowledge and belief
r. =. PERRIN, CASHIER.
sworn before this 4th day Of April, 1888 -,
O. G. TArlos Commssoner Of peedA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

DRADY's GYMNASIUM, No 90 st. Mark S.
~ place, 8;hs.-Open Summer and Winter from a m.
till 10 Nov Classes Tor the SgIins and SUMNER NON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, aud FRIDAYS, commencing
Apnl Is. 1853 ABNER 5. BRADY, Instructor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-16
0Ortester 9ailg SPY,
The LegisIature-speoIaI session.

SENATE.
Boston, Nov. l4.-The bill for the relief CT
the 54th and 55th regiments was passed Fiji
day night before the adjournment. Mr.. Dean
(dem) opposed the bill because ii assumed
that the government would not do what was
right about it, If it was case of distress,
however he was willing to vote for it. Mr..
Tucker (dem.) opposed the bill ON the ground
that if congress did not increase the pay of
colored soldiers, the next legislature might at
tend to it. Mr.. Swan (dem.) was opposed to
the whole policy of enlisting blacks, more
especially since so many free negroes were
exposed to the dangers Of captivity and con-
sequent enslavement The bill passed over
the objections of these humane and dsinter-
ested senators. Several matters of unmpor-
tant details were to-day referred to the next
general court.
HOUSE.
The senate resolves relating to procuring
the crediting of Massachusetts naval enlist
ments to her quota of volunteers were laid on
the table. The bill for payment Of bounties
to volunteers was taken up-the motion of
Mr.. Brown of Webster (to strike out
the third section) pending. Mr.. George
Of Newburyport gave notice of an
amendment fixing the bounty at 500. Mr..
Smyth of Boston expressed himself earnestly
in favor of large bounty to be paid in one
sum to the new volunteers. The discussion
was further continued by Mr.. Wentworth OF
Lowell, who objected to any change in the
bill as reported. Mr.. Hopkins of Northamp-
ton, who deprecated the prospective scheme
of offering large bounties raised by subscrip-
ton in the wealthy cities of our common
wealth, and Mr.. Marshal of Lowell, who said
that men enticed by large bounties to enlist
are credited to the town or city where they ac-
tually belong, when Mr.. Brown of Webster
modified his amendment to read as follows
SEC. Said bounty shall be paid to each recruit
when he is duly mustered into the service OF the
United States.
The amendment was adopted by very large
majority. Mr. ellis of Salem moved several
amendments to the bill altering the operation
OF that part relating to the appointment of dis
bursting agents by the governor, which was
adopted. Mr.. Georges S400 amendment was
rejected, and the proposed bounty was in
creased to 1925 with few dissenting votes
The bill was further amended in It's details,
and then passed to be engrossed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-16

Pittsfeld youth OF thirteen years recent
ly clipped with couple Of girls of the same
tender age, but was followed to North Hoosic,
N. Y, and the whole precocious trio captured.
This is elopement No. 2 from Pittsield within
few weeks.
The paper mill in Dalton has been pur-
chased by Capt Byron Weston, late of the
49th regiment, who is going to carry on the
business at that place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-16

There are good grounds for the belief that
Gen. Mcdowell will soon be assigned to an
important command.
Maj. Gen. Foster, who succeeds General
Burnside will reach Knoxville in a day or
two. Gen. Potter is his chief of staff Gen.
Burnside is i'll with the dysentery.
President Lincoln has sent laconic mes
sage to Gen. Meade, saying, in substance: 81
have read your congrstulatory order to the
9th corps. | have to say in reference to their
gallant exploit at Rapp hammock Station,
Well done !"
A letter was found in one of the rebel
camps, written by North Carolina soldier,
in which the writer says that the mountains
of that state are full of deserters from the
rebel army. lie mentions that captain was
coming up to the mountains with military
force to arrest them, and emphatically re-
marks: "lf he gets in, he will have a id
good time in getting out again alive"
The 9th regiment of the invalid corps has
been ordered to Washington to relieve the
able-bodied troops, so that they may take the
field.
Papers were found on the rebel steamer
Cornubia, which implicate Fernando Wood of
New York in treason. His name was con-
nected with firm under the name of Ire
maine & Co. to furnish vessels to run the
blockade and supply the rebels with munitions
of war
Vallandigham, james Clay, and Marshal
Kane are mentioned as the leaders in the plot
to set free the rebels in Sandusky bay, burn
Buffalo and destroy the commerce and cities
ofthe lakes.
The Richmond Inquirer Of the 10th says
in northern Virginia Meade has inflicted a
terrible blow upon Lee. The same paper is
much exercised at the result of the North
Carolina election, where two peace men have
been sent to congress.
A New Orleans letter of the Sd to the Her.
aid states that at last accounts from the Rio
Grande a portion of the French army was en-
camped within thirty miles of Matamoras.
The writer says :-'Should our expedition,
from which we hourly expect to hear, have its
destination on the line of the Rio Grande.
would not things look critical in the extreme ?"
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FIRST PREMIUM /!
ORGANS AND MELODEONS

Our Instruments have always
been awarded the first preni-
am whenever Exhibited in com
petition with other maRuiac-
turers Testimonials from
inent organi,ts professors Of
music and teachers of scho Is may he at
roo MS We invite particular at ention to our
BOudoir Organs,
in elegant rosewood and black walnut cases. having two
stops, double action bellows, knee swell, and the
other improvements we have added after years
experience In the construction a manufacture III
strumens OF this class They equally adapted to
pub lie or private
rlces from so $50 Descriptive and illustrative
circu our Organs and AelDdeons any adj
dress TAYLUtt a FARLEY,
OILS d3n 35 Main street, Worcester.
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T,REAsURY DEPARTMENT.. Orr1ol

'hTAOU n 7 UtI AT VI EN- I, VFFICE
4 OF CoNPTeot LER OF THE CURRENCY. Washineton
September g. 1868 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented 10 the undersgne it has been made appear
that the First National Sank of Worcester in the Cou.
~ of Worest and state of Massachusetts, has been
duly organized under and according the requirements
Of the Act of Congress, en- tleG An act TO provide
national currency secured by pledge of United states
Stocks and to provide for the circulation and redemp-
ton thereof approved February 25 1868 and has M
piled with all the prOviSiOs required to DO
complied with before commencing the business of Bank
ing:
Now, therefore, I, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller Of
the Currency do hcreb certify sad First Ma
tonal Bank of Worcester County Of Worcester and
state of Massachuse Is is authorized commence the
business Of Bankilg unler tnr act Aforesaid
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
office, this ninth dav of Seotrmbpr. 1853
HUCH MCCULIO I'll,
sig dl0w Comptroller of the Currently