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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-30
Il. w wIGGIrJS,
LAND AND TAX AGENT,
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN

XNILl attend to purchase and saleof real
W estate, locating lands, survey ing. invest
igating titles, paying taxes &c.. in Saginaw and
H@ioiAtaE ElG5fp lG5fpG,qiiiSy pWtigql9r attention SiYcp
tion given in regard TO General BrsBcs, Op-
crotious
over llough & Hclskcl's, or at the Bancroft
House.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-30
WAR CLAIM OEElCE.

XNID0Ws and heirs Of deceased Soldiers, and
w Soldiers that have been discharged for
wounds received in battle and wish to draw their
SiOO bounty, back pay, and pensions, should ap-
ulv itutneIintotv 10
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-30
c. u. ROsTNpURY q co

- IT y -7'll-I--f = = - = . VI
Dealers in Groceries Provisions, Fruits. Vcceta-
hes Produce Family Supplies, Stone and
Wooden Ware, Crockery, Glass, Paints. Oils.
Carbon Oil, Flour, Feed, etc, Commercial
Block
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-30

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods. G ro-
coros. Provisions Crockery Hats, Caps. Boots
and shoes, Yankee Notions, etc Grouse Block,
East Store. East Sagiuaw
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-30
b. H. WILKIN 8 60.
@. w. WIsNER,

Merchant Tailors, and dealers in Cloths Cloth
ing, and Gentlomcn's Furnishing Goods 81
store from corner, Exchange Block,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-30
JACKsON & SMITH.
LATHROP a HALL
GROUSE, wICKBIN 8 CO.,

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.
Office Buona Vista Block Cor Gcncseo & Water
Street
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-30

II. j. MBRSHON.
Will attend promptly to the Purchase. Inspect
ing and Shipment Of Lumber from any point
on saginaw river; Post Office address
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-30

Attorney, Counselor and Solicitor.
onioe in Grouse Block East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-30

WIN. II. soUTHwICK,
United States Assistant assessor.
FoR SAGINAW. MIDLrND AND isabella COUNTIES.
Office at East Saginaw, c. b. Motifs Room in
Buena Vista Block.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-30

su-r-ss.,s. -rE "A s-4-.asi-.s--ii
Z:
EAST sAGIAAIY, ml,H.
HENRY HOBBS, PROPRIETOR.
Opened septembcr7, ls59)
TNHTS ENCELLEN1 HOTEL OFFERS IN
Il duccmouts 90 travellers, either for business
or pleasure, unsurpassed by any house in the
west spacions and elegant porlors, ample slccp-
ing apurtmontsi baths, warm and cold; gas; /;
steam heating apparatus; and first class accom-
modations IN every respect. The tables are
furnished with an abundance of game of all
kinds in season.
II HoRBS Proprietor
rust sug'nuw, August 1, 1853.
II. G. sILsBEB,
Wholesale and retail dealer in aud mannfactu-
reroi Furniture Of all kinss. Sales Rooms
Commercial Block
a. II. MERsHON,
Manufacturer of pump logs. faucets, sc Salt
Blocks furnished to any extent desired on
fair terms. Office at New Planning Mill, Wa
ter street,
N. w. CLARK & CO.,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries Provisions,
Boots Shoes, etc, Commercial Block.
BARCLAY q TYLER,
Butchers; Dealers in Fresh and Preserved
Meats, Butter Eggs, Lard, &c Brick Mar
ket, Washington street
JACKSON & SMITH,
Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Family Sup |
plies F'ou' Foed, Grain, Fruit Vegetables, !
Kerosene OH and Lamps, &c, &c, Washing
ton Street, East side, EAST SAGINAW
+. W. CARLISLE q CO,
Tanners, Wholesale and Retail dealers in Hides |
Leather and Findings, corner Water and 1us-
cola Streets, East Saginaw, Michigan Cash |
otl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

TIE BILLIARD TOURSAMEST,-IryingI Hal, cor
.sr Of Fifteenth street and Irving Place will for the
ten days the OF exciting Trials Of sk between
the most scientific billiard professionals in the United States
10 decide question Of who shall be considered
tie champion billiard player Of America Throe ago
similar tournament held in this city, when the two
prizes offered BY Be Phslsn and Coender the famous
billiard table manufacturers by Mr.. Phi. Tiensn
OF Cincinnati and Dudley ksysnbgh OF this city The pizo
for the absolute winner Of the present tournament cor Of
magnificent Caro table exqnistey nlGd with
ebony satin holly aud other fsncy woods having the pre
tea combination cushions and justly REGARDED es the chez
d6treye Of these eminent sctursTt It's estimated
900, and becomes the unconditional property Or
tie winner Of the tournsment superb champion cue,
hsh tie emblem Of the chanponshp also aooompsne'tne
hde Its msinai hs position Of chan pio
sgns all for TIRES years. also his persOls
p1peIty. He will not, however be obliged 10 accept any
ealenge offered him for iess than $500 aud must
hare 81 days notice given lin 81 Any match for which he
my be challenged
III challenger. will also be obliged to play such stcLes In
De where the holder Of the Champion Cue resides
different s6ng IL mutually agreed upon. Tie players
uttered Msssrs Tisnsn Of Cincinnati Foley Of Detroit
kI Of Rochester Esephe and kenes Of Philadelphia Dssy
Wshngon Sesfeiter Of Detroit and Khv1nsgh and Gold
bwsit Of EewYofk Esch player will play ssIns Of 800
puts csroms American four ball with every other player
be winner Of the estet number Of games 70 be the victor
The Tournament. Al meeting Of ths above players
htusdsy night which attended by all except Seeeer
iox aud k6lDs who onIy expected ~ the city this
norniEs, the following players were drawn by lot 10
Foley Deery and Godlbwsi This will DO the best oppor
tuny ever yet afforded the public to set these world
led artists display their wonderful powers Of execution
tho " board ofgreen cloth"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

iected, to connect with Lsguira and Porto Cab
with Liverpool, via 81. Thomas, leaving Lverpt ".
on the 2lst of every month. The pioneer vessel %
the lice should have lett on the 2ltt OF the ? esen'
month, and NAV be expected here about May IL.
The new Spanish, charge dafairs, Senor Lopez
Ceballos. arrived here in the laot steamer, aud IA
bu.ily engaged in preparing his demands aga 1T the
Government.
Ihave nothing further to communicate at present
but will add that the proposed plan for the rensial
Iation OF the glorious old Republic of Colombia VIII
be thoroughly ventilated, beyond doubt, in the
forthcoming convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
THE ACTION RENEWED ON TUESDAY
But Few if ANY Batteries Taken
Gen. Shermans Siege-Gun Shells Tn<own
into the City.

CAIRO. Msy 81, 1861
The dispatch boat NewNational. from Young q
Point on Tuesday has arrived.
The fighting on Monday lasted from a. m. to
p. m, when there was a cessation of hostilites to
bury the dead.
TIE battle was renewed on Tuesday morning, but
no particulars had reached Young's Point
But few, if any, batteries had been taken.
Shells from Gen. Shernian's siege guns come over
into the city, So can be seen from the fleet.
Gen. Bankss forces bad not arrived.
Forty.four hundred prisoners are expected here
tonight. and will be sent 10 INDIANAPOLIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

Especial to the Merchant. Exchange and NewTOOm Hos
and 81 Pine street.
San EEASClsco. Friday MAY 20 1853
The steamer Sonora, Capt. Lapidge arrived TO.
day from Panama with the New.Y York mails and pas
seugers.
a fire occurred at Eaysvilie yesterday, resulting
in tie obstruction Of stable and ten horseS Tie
Pacific Hotel and grocery store adjoining were par
TALLY demolished.
AdestruCtive fire occurred In the town Of Albany
Oregon, on ths 9th inst. Loss, $1,000.
SAY FRASCisco Saturday, May so-l2 M.
The stears4r Brother Jonathan arrived today,
bringing Sl2O000 10 Treasure from Oregon, and
as. 600 from British Columbia.
ITa- above dispatch -sno through in ons hour.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
IIlrIs.

ErOUE-At Wa.hingt1nviir. Oi-rgo County, " Y, on
Ir f. bios -.. luis A. ScoY "lie II T. Heard brown,
4. th. 2l'h se.rDf her ss., formerly Of ihis city
EkUI.ju saturday morning. Mag ,a. AFTER short but
.s,-,, lines. WHEN SO bore win CL-istian f1rndc.
Iatbfr ran ~ nstyr ~ t'nigow Scotland, the be-
l',r ,ge u JON Bstue. 10 tie ~ year OF nor aga
RI. relative, sud trends o. The family respectfully invited
st9ud 'r il.-la wlihou. .uthef invitation nom her
e reaaaf q, tu. ~ Vest IhlIty uyrnth street, this
t.frn 10 G.rauv agd Cri-ir TO- intefnlnni
Glr..lrs ALd Plliey io-ot.sndi peyes p.efse copy.
sirg ,rifa. Sturdy May 80, 1903 stephen
A lsrA 81 uisesss 4 the nee It. aged u years.
4 f,r .r...-s will he hold mo Aelhodisl Church,
srg sing go Tues lay afternoon II o'clock Tho relatives
ami unlaof tie faly are respectfully invited t. at!ni
without tftHci notice.
FOsPFR-At Albany, Welneday. Mty %. Bessie Aryn.
dsrsht,r Of E1s and MaRs-c Ann Foster aged years
andA months "Gf such l. u Kingdom Of heaven"
COHHAW- ia Buffalo, on FulEy, May ~, Emily IT, wiis
OF Grosgs UolEs, end daughter OF the Hon H. X Hall,
nGlls2On Friday. May 90 William Ingli., esq. of thi.
rb psrsl will tks place th day June at O'Clock p. IN
f,m 81 Tau's huIeh h. lhls city.
SMlTIi-Or Saturday morning Nay 81, Henry w Smith,
~ Gi.n3s Of the family and Of his father VIM H. Smith
ns invited 10 attend tho funeral DR. Adass Church,
Npd,,on avenue on Monday June l. at o'clock
aer a illness Of about four week. Frederick SAh aged
as
nj, Thor will Convey hi, remaius 10 Brdport, VI, Tor In
t.fmeul
A.,rs parers plcase copy.
WIJF tTON-At Li:iSow, Dnchsas County, Thursday,
My H. 1863 Louisa s., wife oi Homer Wheaton, aged 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

MURDER.-Christisn Repp, butcher, at the cor.
,sr Of North Moore and Greenwich streets died the City
ao,ptsl Saturday from the effects Of wound Ia the sb
Amsn received the night Of the zI ult. while lie VA,
engaged In hs.t with Peter REILLY aud Patrick Mshsr
Conner Wldey held snte-msrtem examination at the
the deceased testified that be had been attacked by
The ,~s name but be could not tell which Of them in
acsd wounds The STRAY COMMANDED IN grocery store
opposite Ns resdene Of the deceased An inquest held
the bod. ysssrds, when both the referred were held
oswsh TIA action OF e Grand Jury In the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Counterfcits and Thieves at Albany.

ALBANY, Saturday, Nay % IstJ
Several hundred dollars in counterfeit 2Os Oh the
Union Bank Of Rochester were received at the Ase
sorting House, in this city, from the Park Bank,
Eew-York.
This morning, at 9 o'clock, while the clerk Of
Thomas Squires, broker was at the door Of his
Office, looking at the 18Th Regiment, which was
passing by, zone adroit thief entered the place by
side door and stole 81 600 10 500 packages, the bills
Of which were all on State banks. No clue has been
obtained to the thieves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Trayrlrrs, Guide.

10 h'oa" -, ard "a AND III u M sunday, SO, p. m
To Albany by flGrea. kE Is.L.at. AID ith ~ W. III
40 Boslon. by Ncw-i.endon iinc licf 81, n;
n stoningon Ire, Pier TO- y. II. and Fail
h'''' n"' -. '............... bp ~.
J.. N9's9,, o. IA .,bev...es ~ ana q and .. n.
To bo.'ou =, 49,. I,oa I2I and o. m Sunday, sp. N.
To buhAo' " f'' ~ I aud 10 q n, and y. IN
To philedelphis by Ne~Jen"y Aii'o.h l'o' , :. n m
of Cnnfi and u = ~. -, ~ ~ ". - u-!, :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Business Notlrfs.

To OPIUM EATERS, ARSENIC TAKERS, &C.
These AMY sufferers informed that such ans '"hH
habit. br ken up with comparative under the vital
ming aud Les,b su,nug effect, of MoToRP,THr, mountain
.od cold aid hot baths. The low-sphed dyspepc, ner-
Won, or orssn,ay w.sk also dnd 10 this treatment the In
yigorsiion mncn needed.
cifcuisr .snt free application giving Information OF
th ~. en- aud Of the Oriental Turkish aud Russian Baths
( u.e n tho RorSD HUI WATER CuRs In NoHhsmPtoa'
Mas j. dsd to general notice and particularly TO
th.t Of Tie ptolea,on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Government Bonds.

PaiLADKLFHiA fsJ u, 1873
The General Subscriptions Agent reports the sale
of Five-Iwenties yesterday, 70 the amount Of
81 ,33i COO 81 the various sgenues in New-fOrk,
Boston, philadelphia, and tie West. The total
amount of sses during the week IA $l5, 600 UOO;
showing undiminisbed confidence among all classes
in the power Of the Government 10 command sue
cess In the military movements for crushing the Re
hel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
sJ;..Ceu. Thomas Iii nj Louisviiie

LOUISVILLE, Mich, May u, 1863
Adi.-Gep. Thomas arrived this afternoon hom
Memphis sick from exhaustion, and was carried
at his own request to the City Hospita where he
is now under charge of Medical Director Hart, with
q fair prospect for speedy recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Police AOvrSrss-During the past week the

foLIcE hoVrhfhs-During the past week the
'Ss' c'mHss'as, ms, the following changes In the de-
sxtmsst:
,ygo'-snn-Hoscs lrrin 10 the Fifs. Precinct John
a. inio ieonss CtniD CHAM. Fifth; Thomas Little.
'wya, foyrtssnth. 'N's' '"1 N'N' 'N'
i ssss disa III. Twenty fourth, Jane,
'Tyas,t,,. s s,s. Sohnv Courts Forty second.
Sss.,sa a:a'I.iisi rsslmsn Aiehssl Cunningh.rn
kSt Fsrs,..o. oshiuy S4u.i James w. Miller Twenty
s Jones Esdssrwsatiss 20 y,,s,s lem " TT n
rsassssssss,, i'I H.. angel RJsI. Thirty second 70
Ssst,.sshih' o. tseDoouSh, fwsnty..svsBib to
-. s.st,A Y Iw.ss s fn 70 f1 p joel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Entertainments. Monday, June 4.

WALLACk'S-Bold Stroke Tor a HusD9ld.
WINTER 6ARDEN-ll TfOyat1rr
kIBLOs-Dukos Motto.
LAURA KEEhE's THEATER-Tbe T0upe st Denis
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN ht3 btoei~aE
BAKNUkl'S MuskUM--Oru Tom Thumb AMI vile. Com
Mutt ana Minnie Warren at all hours Dramas at . and
a O'clock
OOUPiLs GALLERY-Wotss Of Arr
No Gg7 lskUA DWAi- hayemsyrl's Pslnting.
IRVING HALL-GIand Billiard Iou nsiueut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
6petlal Noilrce.

V,n,,r tarden-IrALlAN UFERA in consequence
of th ,.r...iy thra.el., the hrst perlon ince af
ITALIAN OfEHA
wa TUESDAY,. Jnue .. whom
MILE. FE5rN Il
will most po.iliyey spP.s,s.
AZUCENA
VI IL TRUyATOHs,
,u-uor.ed BIZ complete company OF
EMINENT AHrlSfs jm the
ACADEMY OF MUSiG.
Pull nrrticr'sf. IN iUESDAf's PAPEIs .,...
u3t Oiice open iof tnr sale Of tc.sI' Ihls MohNiNo
t-mi.ou q Drgs, Circle Psrlr.t, and oichesus, pL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
Mails Close M The Posi-O nee.

For Oraat HTIaln ND Tue N0N1IHITT- D! HVt --''l
China Wednesday, Juhe 3......................
OF south Pacific and Genital America, by steam
al North star, Weonesday, jar q 5............s
For California. &c. oaly tSundsys excepted; .,
overland 81. joseph. Mo........j aui 81 p m
Nn,th LIn.ny Bugslo aud Csuadas,3 A. H. AID 81 .. IL
SL .,d W. ~, Mil .......,..... 4.
49, n., o.. Lli, K,llro,d 5 A IA ard "A y.
.s.,n and sou,-We,trrn Mails M Il rnd 10. y.
q, 49,, An ............I A. m ia3 AID d. q. m
Nm E.diord Newpori and Fall Kivrr......"... j. III
ne Long Island ksi closes at >. A. nnd % y IA
sunday nafs Ga SUNDAY al mats close at ID o. IN
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Ns9,Is1EH.

uOYLF-FON-On Tur,asy, A-y q, o, the Chu eh OF g.
ltae. 90 o. i., ly thr r Do ls.ut 81. john 4. Doyle
.f@.. trrt.c1. Ca, tp N.s t.iYui Fou' II this city.
EE,4NI.g -IDuA!-4. 40 FncIy. fsy % at the esl
,.I.- d.. Ito tric. Df tao EeN. 81 th.tcu, William
frt..t.a .o b.. 4. b0rut toh p ttt city. No cards.
.xssf-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

Fatal FALL.--Last night. AT nearly y! O'Clock,
Philip icDofBOtt cOmp"stoT IN Inc " 'rfd .hre 'rI
a. the windovs IN tr conpsit groom if'hhs on
k.ssu ,tf,.t 10 the ,dew sE ana was iDgsly killed Ito
me IA contact ith ackilop Coz sgn board "tlt .
lro,en-d from 1t. issenngs and came down VIII hi Va
Second Pfccinct, who rai IN" sot ~
conveyed the BODY the ou-t Nhclr ~
inquest will be held to.deJ Dee-ard was aD'n' - VII ."
ace snd wa, arried ebou, hvo months ago Tie resided at
NO - NeyiHs sLeet. Bfookiyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
LYONS
N,sysrio Is,Ecr POWDER.

N,sy,rio Is,Ecr POWDER
Tue origins. ard certain ysradn Er,enuasor Tho ertraor
dioafy 81 this article ot klng Reaches Ants Bug
Flea &c ard for preserving tur, Cloths Furniture &c
from Moth. teted ~ years and warranted relia
BIZ. II 4, rec from Poison.
Bews. OF iuh alton. aud countsFfe.' Each nDk hs' the
,isos,u. Of T. Lion.
Lyon. Ret ri. csr,in death to Rat, and Mice. Sold BY
al. Uiu.gist, and Furniture deaisil
DEAAs ), bAgsP. Z Co, Agents..
No 20. Broadway NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
EwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. JUNE 1. 1863

To Washington. by New-Jer RR.7. lOa IN.
and Z. AMI ny foot Of Court and at Sunday, u p m
To the Wet by Central RalrOai Of Nrg-
jersey foot 81 Cou,tiandt-st q and ga. IN.
u Observation-Disclosures. pm.
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Alilita.p Notltcs.
Hn,pquAKrxK, Pnoyosr,M.asnAL. J

NKwfORN. June J, 1903.
Cnyalry.-PRovosT. VI lRsHAL ORSERAL's OYYcR.
W,sHIsGroN. ID. g., May 2 l659An men whs desire TO
Join any particular regiment cavalry In the he'd
hereby authorized 90 present themselves at auy time during
tine next thirty day. the BosIc of Trustees in their
spsc,iyc Districts The Board win examine them. and de-
.rnne upon their fitness for the service and found to DO
the Provost, u tho District viii give the tsan..
poratiou tickets the General Rendezvous at the Head
quarters Of the A. a Provost Marshal General Of the state
As soon they present themselves 8. this General Rendez-
you. they shall be duly mustered by mastering end dis
bsns officer aud paid by him lie bounty allowed Ny law.
JAMES R FRY, Provo,MsTshsl General.
Persons desiring euist viii present themselves II these
Headquarters withou, delay. JAMES b. FARR,
Caplalu and ProyosMarshAl Win Con gre.siona Dist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

LENtNs FOR OUR WOUSDLD SOLDIERS ~ TN
Hospi.-Ls-an effort 10 bsns maze ~ oytsin r0u tho
ueubsfs Of the MeIopoitsn Police D'Isr.meut hep fs
our wounded soldier. IL the hosps, around Wal
Tho following ayI made 10 the Police a. pc
ciuct;
.To THE POLICE ~ Ezw.ioHK. ThoUssnd. Of sli.rs.
your oiow-cOunty men, ao I~ iJs ia %" hts,ai' 81 ul
M4sAbst4u, ssfeubg from h- w"n.ds itc"'"d in f"il
Their On Of torment Ia.ius tl.t Nacli IL tu"H r
some nd be- siyrH b. qusfisf suiDntt ' alfJ
th- cfEyn. Te safe AID Ill cua i,ird, n '"1"d o.
tho iuio. Of ~Iny and Tor apply oi this iT ,L' ti
ness indiviiusg must be app'E.d 20 I"ruiy-,r ers
ron, each neIb,r OF the f,c- would uhVfd in-trn ih
relief 10 tn who pine iOr til waLt o. tus ai 10
lu1nry WI you help Any rsid over 20 insi '-
to renter this purpose val sso its dvstLat nf
Gle ely"
hi. Is pra.wortby snterlie, aud will doubcl m'et
with encouragement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

From ST. DoMrSGo.-By tie arrival u thr
schooner Nautilus CAPS. Dooaban. irpm 81. Domingo
cry. l6tn May, we have rocciyed information tnat
The ,iriie between the DOninicans aud Spatinfds
wa still progressing Seven DomInlcan7 had been
brought into the eIiy, aud were sAos on the i3h
May. TIE island Was reported to be very healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

HEADQUARTERS PKoyosr.MARsuAL
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRICr,

No. 21l Broadway, n. Y. Cisy.y
raxaIrx - PRovosr- MARsHAL-6ssgRALs OFyICRs
y..~IsaTos d. C., May ~. lS6J-An who desire 70
ioin .ny particular regiment Of Cavalry In tho held
Ssr.by present the time during
the NE thirty days the Board of Enrolment In their
spstive Districts The Board shall examine them. and de-
temius their fitness for the service aud II found 10 b
d. the OF the District shall give them tsns
porsou ticket. TO the General Rendezvous at the HssA
quarters Of the A. A Of the State
As soon they present themselves at this General Render
vou they shall be duly mustered by mastering and dis
and paid by him the bounty allowed By law.
JAMES B. FLY, Provost Marshall General
Persons desiring to enlist viii present themselves thess
Headquarters without delay. JOEL b. tkhAhpr,
Capt and Prov. Mar. iVth Cong. District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

HEADQUARTERS OF ThR NINTH N Y. VoLusrrsss,
REORGANIZATION of the 9th N. Y. Volunteers
(Zouaves.-By authority OF the GoveInor this Issimsps
will be recognized under command Of Col T. JAhDIN1
tlste sior) the old members Of this aud other rsF-
uspt from tho nsd, who wish 20 axsn sntss
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George W. Curtis, esq.
VIII Lecture on
"OUR NATIONALITY"
q, H,zslberger's Hal, No 96 8ih-ey.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June :. q, o'clock.
Tickets resj HIeiberger's Saloon and Tribune once
H. C. PAKKE Chairman Lecture Committee
Sixteenth Ward Republican Associston
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To Lndies.-An adjourned meeting OF the LADIES'
POLISH AID SOCIETY or NEW-i0lK viii be held IL
room No. q Cooper Union, on WEDNESDAY,, June D. at
" O'clock IN Ladies Of New YORK and vicinity are earnestly
aud respectfully invited to attend Any communication may
be sddrss.ed 10 the Psr.sss. NJ. w.i..: No
% sdson GRACE, Hoboken Donations may be cot TO the
Treasurer Mrs NJ raue No 81 West 2ls;st Per order
Mrs. NJ w. COOK, President pgs ten.
Mrs L. Joyg, Secretary pro ten.
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THE VERY LATEST FROM VICKSDUDGG.

Fighting from G a. m. to 9p,m. on Monday.
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HEADGUARTgRs PRoyosr. MAKsHAL,
NfSru foNGRzssiOSAI DlSTkICr
Wy II 7 VNWIt HH'INs'NIs u hINIf
No. 611 Straw, Nav. Y ork City.


No. 81 STRAW, Nav u ork City. y
Cavalry. PRoyOsrMARTiAL Generals 0vFIcu
WAsnINGroS, ID. c.. May %, l56j.Al who desire 70
oin anv particular regiment Of cavalry In the field
hereby authorized to present Themselves at any u- during
the next Thirty days to the Board Of Enrolment in their
spec,iye Districts Tho Board shall examine them and de-
trmine upon their fitness for the service II onni to be
1T Provost Msisha OF the District shall give them
posIon the general at tho
OF the A A. General OF tho State As a.
they present themselves tn general rendezvous they shall
duy mustered by mastering aud disbursug officer aud
paid by him the bounty allowed by law.
JAMES Il. FRY. ProvostMa General. .
Persons who desire enlist will present then
hsadqUasIers ChAS Il. JENklNS
Captain and Provost. Marshal Nth Gong. Dist
The Old Fire Z0unves Reviyed.-lrH REGI-
MENr N. Y. g. VOLUNTEERS AGAIN IN TIE FIELD
This Regiment will be oihcered entirely by who have
been In service and who have either been honosby DIS
charged served their time Every will DO taken
make this Regiment credit to the City OF Ne"i ORR
hen who have been In service and esan proposing 10 re-
enlist would do well to call at these Headquarters Al tho
bounties guaranteed by law promptly paid Apply al lam
pisny Eal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. brady Lsh iniansfS~
lltb Regiment N. Y. Vonnsers 80 A.,
JAMES c. BURKE, Colonel Commanding
Headquarters Loyal Brigade Of the NSrth
No. T44 Btoadway where all communications must DC
dressed TO Colonel WIN BLISS organizing sue nnsAde.
ENROLLING OFFICES-No 24 BroadwE opPSants me
City Hall; No. Csnre-st, opposite Cont,ons's o0s mo
No. Court.s,, Brooklyn opposite CITY hsL