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DIED.

CHAPPTL-f- Brsotyn sunday mora'as June ~
AimIia. N, FL; hioBE1, 'balp-L . A.,
N, ft.ng. and ?. sset tl- - respectfully Invited
40 .t-ai boz au.rs from th- lsc r~sdsao. IN P.eihe
st-rr, neA Bfoatlyu Ay~aro. ~ Iltsdsy, "a r. IA
gtaE-pn ttrI.y Juus - icrAbod T. u7ss, formerly
Merchant oftt., civ age u yesf- sad - dsy'
al, r..sius -tu - ta.ea 5sfsc4s- .oT iutuissot
jon Son Saturday. Juur ID io'sh jo1'' esai mute
go RI rsvii cd -a-sL jonss. ss-a ., ys-f'
To h u ils ....i' 80 ic'i '.,i % 'Etr"
Zee stree So. ~ fita avenue, GA Al"-ay - . l
y Iaur.. 20 -. T4tL - o. SO
hsfe, 81 .susfa 10 io-inoI o~'. PsPefs
sf,uuL Sch. gf.>lyu ou Fniay Ju.e 70 Ls'nors, laisn'
A. t.f OF. go l. .nd Ghri.Ina y. Nichci'
4hr tss -al fi-zas ilrrsi % s~na ne l.st. on
Nslay 80 ..in iusG, a. : ocioe& TON no. W. Nh"'"b
street. cofusf Of SAFE
p RfF-Os ssur.Ay Jsre y. Csih-rsr. Sle Of James
4 Ts,ris ssef A. rrss
~. e. ofths furer. hsreafsr
.EpEIELp-la Hfoosiyu. Saturday. joe H. OF diph
tl,r. k4s oily s,uI ter - Lsdey and tians''" hrd
nd ,--t
az fi.nJ, o. %. family are Invited 70 .usnd Ne inne'l
srrvi-rs shtolt urtht4 noLte t-s Jay a . "e'ees III
ti~ (" { Church. o. Pestcb-st'T.
ppu,nT-Os On SUNDAY mofuiss. Jnpr Il MARY Csssin
,orr.,t dsu.h,.r 81 Nso.u T. ard the late ia Fei D
H.b.ft.rn. w. toe iid yea Of her rs" 800 &c.
The s1d friend, o. me iaE, are r-'prcuuy h'e'
20 attend 1rcfs f7m To- rr.ic"ire o. hrf pioD.I'l
law g. Tr1 bds-, -. ~" " ost fvfty-tGssI '1iso"
90 TBs.dsy afternoon At = o'e 2os
WEIGHT On Ttuf,day, jane " AMELIA Wright. vito Of
John D. Wu.hi OF ioastssopse IA me o''n '@~' Of n'f
II fi.rI, Of The hay iarsi 20 attend her funeral
on Fif.t day sunday. tie lih iLst, A. "ei'cs a.
fNoidayL =, Fn.nds Me,in. House FLUSHING At oe'oeA
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TrnveHrrsi Guide.

To Albany by He'd . Rive m. 81 WAff~n-
= ~ m aud B! 81 sHd T. H. sunday, y r m
To Albany by Iisfirn. kR D,itst sd sth-ls l1is IA
10 Boston b. k.p.Loudou lrs. Per r. V
r. stoulu siou line Pier ~. = Il sa1 f,i
River lDs. Piet > y H. ds.Jl s1sdA''sr
So o..
To Boston, By Esr.H.Ten KR via spring
bed 4.ih.t ADD Hhav........f. IA. ID u ard p
,th.,T. via shar. Lin- 49, IL. al p. N sundAy p ~
To BurAo. by IN. m foot q tbsnnsf'
7sld 10 . m. AID D.
10 Phiia !sithis by Aes Jersey Hsilfrat foot
Of CouftisEd ST TO- -. Sunday, Q; y IN
10 PhnadelphiA by Camden spa An1ny
Railroad pi.I n y. H.. foot q hsfcsyf . NJ p ni
To Washington by hev-J-f.-y kh.I. ina 20.
and :. ny foot Of COuuand -. Surds' :; y 10
To the West. By Central Railroad - seq
n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7r.m.
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SEw.uAMPsIIIRE.

No election for Governor by the people
having taken place in New-Hampsbre last
Spripg, it devoved upon the Legislature of
the State in joint session, after its organiza-
ton, to proceed to the election of Governor
At the convention Of both Houses on the 4th
. inst, Senator WhtcbOuse. FOR the joint Com
rlttee to whom we're referred the returns of
She votes for Governor, reported the following
gesult:
Woe number Of votes. 90 a43
Neccsssfy ioi -
v alter Hartman wv Demoera) had............ iJi2
Joeph \ Gilmore (Repubhcen) hsd...........24,,t -
Ira A. Eastman (CoppeIhead S35
--and no person having a majority of votes as
required by the Constitution there was found
g. be no election by the people. The report
was accepted.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot for
Governor, for the ensuing year, with the fol-
lowing result:
Whole number.
" .lts Hartman (war Democrat, had.
Ira A Eastman tCOppeTh.ad) had -
joseph A. Ciltaore (Repubesn)
and Joseph A. Gilmore was declared duly
elected.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JUNE Is 1863

received the request Of the Commanderu Chief that
should reconsider my resguation sincerity thsrk his EI
celency for his confidence and the by your
communication Of the 25th ultmo leave my resignation
as Colonel Commanding the th Regiment 10 your hs1ds to
be taken and accepted by his Exec lency toe Governor
whenever he nay fit to do In the time shall
continue In the performance Of my GUY.
have the honJr 10 be, sir, your obedient servant,
MARSHALL LEFFERTS.
Colonel Cong 7th Re- mept n. Y. s. N g.
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The National Finances.

PHItADsLPHis. June II. llfJ.
The General Loan Agent reports the sale OF
81 go 200 iveiwenies Oh Saturday, over one-hAli
Being from Kentucky and other Western States,
which are coming NJ nobly 10 the work The sales
will continue i cr-asilg largely up 10 the fret Of
uly, aud there IL little uouot that efforts will he
uaie by capitalists and others, TO take large
amounts for future sales here and abroad.
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liIss.aEAD.

BENEDICT - STURuEVANr In Denbu'y Coon. on
ofrc day tu4~ TO- t.- Firf' Go scTruons Cn"fc,
b, tie Riy : - 60. Ma A. q Bcnrnc. 20 Miss Emily
B.. J.lga.s- 81 T. U.b s.if.sy.n' eco. OF bsnb1fy
KIN8--.ftNDs--At Fursspnsl CHnrch. Adstns n Y. 90
Tusfisy luz . ~ ne Rev Wi am Psrei Horace Is.
king -nd bi.-s A-dio LAY daI a. ds gher Of A. hAIop
NuFFaT -PHiFSI-a CrfsAH'. y. Y, % Thrrtay, june
Il ~ ttr Hsg Cutf,t Hnsl~ rli bruC St'Al " ooni'
iue .f.usu y 3. to A1a, H. fresL 10 card.
acAErF-EH GHr-Oa Wednesday ,sehi.y June 10 "
u- ut hslorn.d .ro.1sifusn buch. Now fgis' bi
me t-. 3 & K Mil 81. Jslrs hcAl-- g. hsgss' $40
Odd de- .htsf cd IS unau v u,ut, ~ lftbi. ~.
RICHMOND An "Er-ln It J,tr's Church tonte' on
H.t..fat ,f..iu. Jun. ~. ~ tho Rev ur Cartel geo
A!-s. 80 Mana Beach ci-st d.. ais d The ohcia'-
~ =. f-l.aa-
seI.AIn-PAyESDAKm sunday, Juns 9 by he
l., a u s. f~t. Cent Ni Ian. S.obsehte Mis-, lien
f!siiE 81. Fs.sucarri. 81. o. thi. ci;S
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We learn that on last Saturday night, Shawnee.
town, in johnson County, was sacked and barn. d
by 70 rec of about fifty bushwhack-rs, under Cy.
Gordon and Dick Yesger. Three or four men were
killed, al, ak wounded. The peope destitute
OF arms, u, ID had retired to rest when they were
awakened b, the yells OF these ssvages, VITO pluu-
dsred and bur ned their houses firing upon the h-p-
le,s iDmotes This Is one of the most das ady ont.
RACES Of the wa,-. Leavenworlh lKan.) Conserv.
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TnE WuLIAMsBURGH MYSTERY EIPLoDrD.--
The wonderful mystery Of the snssh burg OF bIoshyn A.
D. has BEEN by the confession Of the gr ta
deception tbIoBs She 1. o-sisDiDs pst,ob, ant
claims be love with member OF tbs, brVOslyn l4t
quite beyond her power to control She the
desired to DIE and attempted to choke herself TO death .
Police ook the xiii to the redenes Of her sstsf No. 10
North Fourth street.
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CoIored Troops TO be Mustered In she Ser

H,nHturRG Pa Jane IL. io1.
Gov. Curtin has ssued general order stating
that eoorcd troops viii be mustered into the service
Of the United States by the authority Of the War
Departs eni, and forbiiding colofed men from lrav'
ing the State to join organizations in other States
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APPoRrIcNMENT or STATE School MoNFrs.-
The Chosep Feshode have sppoftou,d th. STAG n'ol
moneys to the several cities GoG gNu.h.fs In Haaron
County follows, the smourt pr cnld h. "~r- IN
81 uill.: Jersey City is6 81; HUDSON ti'y 40 ito
boAeu 4i3l II; Town Of Brfg~n. -3l -; We; h'ssr,
<laJ IL North Berg.n. t2s >! Herson 'fi gtan,
100 ST. BAyoune, 100 ~. Ot..usile, el 3i-t0lLi
: O. ~ o. tosl humber tf cniIdIen. i75,i.
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North ss.siedf What interest Of the South has been IN
vsded1 What justice has been dened' and what csi"
founded In Justice aud right has been withhed' Gan ei
Of you to-day Governmental act Of wrong o
sstsy and purpo,.ly done by Government at Washing
ton of which tn. South has right to complaint ehS'"s
She answer.
Now for you to attempt to overthrow such
~ is under which we have lived for more 'h'"
ssrs Of ccutury-in which have gained our our
standing a. nation our domestic saey-~ne no
of rerl are around u.s. with peace and '.nquiy accom-
psuied with unbouuded prosperity ana ''s"' u"s''eu
a. 49, - .sn., 6ov and wickedness, to which can
neither lend my sanction nor my 'o'e'
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BIsOOl<LYN ITEMS.

CONCERT FOR THE SICK AND WOUsDED SOL
prKs-Ths social singing meeting at the Rev. Dr. Porsrs
Church in Williamsburg. will give their annual concert at
tho Lee Avenue Hail. the evening Of the 25tb list The
proceeds will be devoted the interests Of sck snd
wounded soldiers through tho medium OF the u s. Sanitary
Communion
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Eu,~rtnIpment..-N Monday, juno Is.

WALLACk'>-Sl esd ne Floa
NfBIO'S OAkDEs-Ttr DuSos Note.
LAURA kFENE'S THEATEN-Ihe Troupe 81 Dsr-s.
WINTER OARDES-Th. ofsicsn Is ids.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESibN-No el3 Bfosd~.f.
BAHNUM'S MUsEuM-Gca Ion THUMB ana ~,i. Con
Supi ,ad Mimi, wsrf.a ct e. hours Drsu.As 81 and
4 o'cloct.
IRVISO HALL--1Le stsfsopiicon.
IODMOk1I , HALIs-Fnms urusr's C0reet
HOPE CHAIEL-Duhooe. hoy L.nd.
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The Kings County Circuit Court stands adjourned
until tho 10Th inst Instead Of the 18th inst. hcIeoio-
stated.
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Brighten. William a. Aiken, Quariern'stcr-
General Of Connecticut, II nj prescott Ia The cry, Oh
a tour Of inspection OF the Military Ars,nal-.
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The Wood Lawn Race.

LocIsvIILE, ky., Saturday. June 7, lss1
The Wood Lawn race AT Loulsyillr, yesterday,
was won by the Maid Of Ashland in Two straight
leafs Tue $3.50 and 5:35.
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FROM JAMnoA-We are indebted TO the Pur.er
Of the Plantagenet. for Jamaica papors to June -
They contain news.
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uoII. Close nj the Post-Omcr.

P.ni. wsdne.d., Jon. i7...................l 10.
Fof California. ho-. daily f-spdsys cIc-pteil
o,sr.pd Vi. s., Je..ph As........3. "a. "a a p.
serth-Alb.ny Bgaaio sad ,.a,l.. $ n. aad y 3.
" ,,i.rs Msl VI. y 4, K.ilro,d '..5 .. M nd . n 10.
-outLsfu aud oosthHe.tsf MAILS 90 ., All lof 90
Eastern Mail . e. a.. ia ADs 20 - a.
80. l.dofd s.~port add PAL N.~f.............
Ihs Lens Isisnd Mai closes al q "a, .nd = "a ~
SUNDAY Malls Ga sundsJ - INST, close Al o ? ui.
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Counterfeit.

PniItpKLrHiA Saturday. June II 1853.
Peterson's BaLk-N0,e Deieotor cautions the pub
lie against counterfeit Eves on the Bauk Of Cox
sackie, New-York.
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NEW-JEEssEY ITEMS.

BoUsTIEs TO SoLDIERs.-The Board Of Chosen
Fshods Of Hudson County a, their last nseins do'ed
resolution pay bounty Of 80 to every sblebodlei man
eHs,ins iu the county until the quota s1psctedte oe called
slsll DO 81 cd.
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DisoRDERLY NIw-YoRKERs.-Three intoxicated
and disordery named Ferdinand August and DO nsd
Neidg arrested last night by officer SPENCE IN South
T~ -neth street, Brooklyn IT, for attempting stan Al
ino-usive stranger The first named sieiptsd to pass
countoIlen bill vt the ferry.
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Mr.. c. b. Miller, the horiicutnri,t calls aiten-
ton w smother column to h' Cue dora collection Al No -
Bfo.lvsy
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JyoS's

LYONS
MloSHuc IEHcr POvpRG.
Tho orirn. and certain Neru'iu kI'efHin'to ihe
binary ELECTS Of ,h. arice lns Ro'ehs' ANS bns
f.as &C. and for preserving F4'', Cloh Fuf4'e' &C.
from Moths has been te.tcd iof 20 years. and "S"fe' ''
bic. III nee hon Poison -.
Beware Of imitation. and coanteho... EAcn hsA mas 'H'
signature Of y. Lyon ,
Lyons hat rl. o.rtsiD death 10 nat aia ''''' y
all Druggists and furniture dealers
psNAs g. BAssKs,l Co.. Agents,
No 4Ol Broadway Nsw.rork
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The Boys Clothing fIH
It the popular ests h,hmsn': OF
ROGERS 4 RAYMOND.
No. I2l I2 1l5 Full and No. 2l$ BrSadwsy not
only able for the egace a1d variety OF M styles but
for UNPARALl.ELr ID CLEANLINESS All parents should
see their Just brought out in SPRING SACKS, and
thei. special ADD becoming SPRING aud SUMMER
FASHIONS IA SCHOOL SUITS .
No DEPARTURE
from the prices afr ed to the articles
Ready.-Out new styles OF PLATED TEA SETS
COFFEE uRNS, ICE PITCHERS, CAKE BAShEiS
FORMS SPOONS &C. Our assortment Of sern ,,s III
wAHE, Fine WATCHES, aud Rich JEwELkf. ALD9"1
FANCY GOODS, kc, never larger OF oeeeI, :; -
JOHNSTON Co. No lse Bswsy. eel Bsssws's"' W. u
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Invalid Corps, u. \. A.
INVALID lOaPo, u. A.
INVALID CORPS, u. ). A
RECRUITS WANTED.
RECRUITS WANTED.
Recruiting hendryvons. No - FTsnklin-st.
Only disabled IN the Service whether still In h0
Army or honorably discharged will b. received in this
CORPS Or HONOR
Tbo. capable OF mug guard ard light marches
duty IN the is Battalioa those who have
an I'd Bstsou those who have lost leg aD0
are least effective. to the u Battalion.
JAS w. POWELL, JR,
ist Lieut.. Invalid Corps U. S A. Recruiting othcer
HgADQuAArERs, PROyosT-MARsHALs OFYcg, J
FoUKrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, no. I'll BIoa wsy,f
NKv YORK Ju. g. 1903. y
PARLIAMENTARY PersoI knowing OF any one between
the scs 49, hao.e do nltsEy DUTY residing In
this Fourth CONGRESSIONAL District consisting Of tue lse
Ito I'D lyih YIN With and With Wards whose he
a. reason 20 believe enrolled this Office is requested
70 directly OF Indirectly inform the Marshal thss
they be enrolled aud not throw their share o tae oai-
den others.
AL persons having given 70 will Immediately mo-
tify the hs the ictiiOss oe
erased they subject dr twice for the reel
thai ss,dn-d, when in many casss nas
been a.certsined. JOEL Is. ERHAbDT
Captain and Prov st-Nsr.ha.
Fourth District New'fork.
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EATCpELoR's HAIR DhE-Iho oes. ~. w.
a P.ieet pstural rsl'ahle, harmless. anu ~
.,H,.. The genuine Is signed W ,t ,IA
't'.. II Drns.l.u Factory. No u Barclay"
I,., pgss.--TDe best and the 'heaPcs'' ID
A. Nosros's. No. % Msidsn-Isns Ns"'i"~
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Spring and Summer. -, -,
SPRING sud SUMNER CLOTHING. not SUI
p..... n the way assortment taste style, or peo
In I'M. city Tne Cus,om-Rooul Chidren's, and
Furnishing Dspa tl-nt not equaed. EuIiIc sat /.
action given. o. ouoy returned. flease cal ana
3 b. SALDNIE Nos. 20 sud u Bowery.
LAKUEsr STORE IN TIE CIIY.
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HEADQUARrEas PRovosT-MARsHAL, }
SIEJH DIST. n. T.. No. 1855 bTK-Av.. J
AEw.NnLv INN. lgfl

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GzssRALs OTrcA
wAsHNGTOs, %. c. Jay p ioo3-All msn VINE desirs -
DIN any particular regimen; OF canary Ia the fsf
Authorized present themselves at aLy tlne during
the nex thirty day. Board Of Zero m-Dt u their
ssrnine upsa their b.ne,s for srvs IL found
H. tie toyos. srshal d tho District will give treu trans
POI aon tickets the bsuer- Rendezvous at se Hesd-
quarters she A. PTOPosiMsrshsl General Of se stale
A. they present ts-msesesst this GENERAL hende1~
they shall re duly sstered BY mu.t-ring shd ais
burng officer, and paid 1y 6I tbs bounty allowed oy isw
JAMES FRY ProvosT- Msr,hs General
P.r.o., d4,,nx to eui,t viii Prev themselves these
Headauar,er. without D. az JAMES w. FAIR.
t,utnn and Provost. slsrhs VIth Congressional Dist
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HEADQuARTEss PRoyosT-MAnsBAL
FoUKIH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,

No. ri Broadway, " I. DIV
Cavalry. - vosT-MARsHAL-0gNEBAEs OyFfoA
WAsnISGIos, ID. Co. May 81 1865 AN uea who desire v
cin any particular Tegin Of cavalry tb- field are
by uorizsd 70 present any tine curing
the ue,t thirty days Bns OF ksroimeas IN their re-
,r,iye pi..Tcs The board sh, examine them snd dc.
trrne their for tho service and If found TO b
a. IA. Provoarsbsl Of tue D's rc shall give them trsne-
ror,a lion ckt. the General R-nd zvous at tho Heed
qasrtc,s Of tho A. A. Proves Msr.h.Geners Of she State
As they present themselves At tbs General hende&
voss thsy shall ss duly m1resd oy mastering and ds'
bue,ipx lcer t1d him The bounty allowed by Law.
JAMES y. fry. Provost Northumberland.
Persons desiring en,t will present. themselves tocee
Hs,oaaar,ers wi,tort delay. JOEL X. + RHARDT,
Capt and Pros.-Msr lV.h Cong Dis.riet
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HRADQu.RIERs PEovosr.AARsHAL,}
SsvssYH DIsTkIer, -. L., NO. " sD-sy. Z
lhl

Cavalry, PRovosT. MARSHAL GgSEEAps 0TyCns
WAsHISGrDs D. e., Msy y, StJ-AI men who desire 70
any particular Iesnsot Of cavalry nov Ia the he'd s
ne r.by lei to gfe.ent themselves tine darinS
thy 70 ths Board 81 EDfoeDt 10 their re-
.p-cys Districts Tue Board viii exsnue thea, and d.
nine upon th-r for the and found 20 -
Mt the o. the ID uic will give them ans
portaon tickes 10 the Geber RsndezSou' rue hs-o'
oiartsr, Of the A. ~ sas sns O-urrs OF the Ssss
A. they tnem,v q, tins GeneA heaaee
u, thew shall be duly cred muserioz ara doafs'
ipg ot.r and p4iJ 81 hiHi the county allowed by s"
JAMES r. FRY Provo.,-Msr-hsl 6eperM
ps,sen, ds.irnr enlist viii pr-sept tessycs 20 ines
n iov.',s,, yttnon. delay FREDERIC WAGNER,
Cin,.,o and Prove Sss,a 9TH Co gressionsl District
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HEADQUARTERS Psoyosr MARSHAL,
NINTH IoSGEEssIoSAL DI-rKIcr,

" NINTH tONHthssIONAL z
No. o77 3I.ay- new iorA City
Cavalry. PgoyosTMAkrIAL OgSKkALs OrHcn,
WAsmSsIOs, d. g.. May -, iSDa-Al men vino desIs -
on particular Hs.urnt Of cavalry now Ia tue held sS
hereby authorised 10 present thsnseyesa nY danae
the next thirty days the EoAId Of Enrolment in their
spectlvs Ds The Board sha -rsnine them aud Do
upon their htres for th- service and found 10 -
ut the Provost Nasas me District shall give theu trans
poon tickets the g,nsfs reni.zyous at the headiaaftsss
the A. Provo.A.sbA General # te stats As -
hese thi general rendezvous they shaH
be duly mustered by mu-ei and discussing ocor, snA
paid by him the bounty allowed b. law.
JAMES b. Fay. Provost-Ms-sbal General
Person, who enlt VIII Their selves tneso
be acquarters CHAS. Il. JENKINS.
Cap. ain and Provost. Msishal KIN Congl. Dist
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REORGANIZATION rum hesiEient Ntw.t VI
yoix (Duryee', Zuuaye-l-Iol. CLEN ELANu
NlNSLON ~ bounty giy-u lor ENLlS IN SNTS. Re
cnn in. Tor Compaay g. 9Th Now.iork Vols at No. ios
udsou.s Cd Dcm0eo Of tins sod other regiments are 10
vi ed 70 cs at the aoove address where full particulars vii
be ciyen. Oaic- hours from IN. until y. m. L.
GEO. L. UUThRlE, Caplsn and Recruiting Othcer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-15

Tee CrcGm-strawberry Fesiiyals.-sundny
sny Pic-Sics aud Excursions. Church Firs, usieeus
St,nbos Parties &c piled a. usual AZ tue od pre- OF
% nes Gson. Paivnt Steam Ice Cream Co. No 1913
IN mae a. HALL PGopte.or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-15

Tyv ssvKsTB RE0IMEsT n Y. s N. G.-The
o,nouIpg correspondence ms p s'"d between adj Gen
s. of the Ooysrno.'. stall AID Col L.aers Of The ''h
.io.,t Nsoas Quad ia rererce to the resignation Of
the Colonel:
- o..nn., az ..nor rr.na grLTH OF NEW YoRK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-15
Hea,lauarters Loynl brigade OF the Nort1

-sa5O Bounty TO MEN RE-kNLlsTiNG. Sis -
SSPECKIIl I3-9th Regiment N. Y Vols-Zoasyss-
n,g,uixos Company of this regiment VII receive ~
,t. At No. a. Fuiton-'. BrooklSn Full bounty givsn
- F..a. L. JARDlNE. Co,oasL +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-15

Fowle's Pile and Humor Cure,
FOR INTERNAL AND EAtEhNAL USE
Ono bot,s ~srsn,ed permanent cure in every Had OF
Pn.. two bottle, in .pOsy, seronls Salt Rheam aud al
disease. Of the ku In OF fAare ali are requested to
return the empty bottles and take back their money Az
craze bottles in 100 returned and those were h'ulA NC
case, II failure in plea Humor, Sold eyeTywhsfe al
dealers must warrant Il.
HkGEMAN & Co. Broadway. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-15

Indin-Rubber Gloves,
For Uasd-nls, Homework, Nc
CHOrOS HOSE or ALL SIZES,
IsDIA-RUBBER JEWELRy,
nd ALI ,inds Of Rubber Good. Wholesale aid retail
GOUDYEAR'5 l. r. q. MFG co,
No. 2O5 Bto.d~Ay v Y
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-06-24
A WHOLESOME DRINK,

The excessive use Of cold water during the
sweltering heat of summer, often results in
serious and alarming illness. 1t is therefore
advisable that some beverage should be sub.
stitutsd for it, of which those oppressed with
thirst can partake with safety. For this
purpose am aware of no better or more
refreshing drink than the following: g. Take
of the best white Jamaica ginger root, care
fully bruised, two ounces cream of tartar,
one ounce; water, six quarts, to be boiled
about five minutes then strained; 20 the
strained liquor add one pound of the best
white sugar, and again place it over the ire ::
keep it well stirred till the sugar is perfectly
dissolved, and then pour it into an earthen
vessel, in which you have previously put two
drachms of tartaric acid, and the rind of one
lemon, and let it remain till the heat is re-
duced to a lukewarm temperature then add
tablespoonful of yeast, stirring them well
together and bottle for use. The corkS must
be well secured. The drink will be in high
perfection four or five days. This is very
refreshing and wholesome beverage, and one
which may be largely par:aken of without
any unpleasant results even in the hottest
weather. Those who make use of old cider
will find this much superior as a common
field beverage. Germantown Telegraph.