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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

- Is very desirable that students be ia attendance the
Si Jay ul the term, As organization is effected that
day. and the whole machinery of school put in working
order Those coming in late frequently necessary to
change the order, TO accommodate theI do which, is
oiiou the occasion Of much difficulty and peIplexi.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

Committee-s. P. Febss and vile, " syne
Chaupoey Savage and vie, Bloondsld; G. A.
Howard and wife. Orwell.
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RATES OF TUITION.

Common English Branches. .......... 50 25
hithcr English, Greek aud Latin. ...... a 25
hfeneh ana Germar, each extra / 20
Ausic on Piano Forte and Melodeon :. -. 8 co
Board laprvate families from 81 rs to 81 90 a week,
Rooms for seli-boarding at very moderale rates.
lg Tuition payable in advance
By order of the Trustees,
II. II. WEBSTER President.
AMOS LUCE, Secretary.
hinSsviIle, Ohio, June 20, 1868. Gt-7O7
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.
18th day Of August, A. d. 1863,

N Pursuance Of an Order granted bv the
| Court Of Common Please of Ashtabula County Ohio
will offer for sale at Public auction, on the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

Commhtee-Lymsn Leonard Wayne II.
Lindsay, Cherry Valley Thos. Day, Orwell.
B-MIDDLE WOOL.
Premiums same as long wool, including
southdowns and grades.
Committee-Wm Allen, Colebrook II. g.
Latham, Lenox Alex. Adams. Windsor.
c-YINE WOOL.
Premiums same as long wool.
Committee--Chester Palmer, Mulberry Cor
ners NJ. Bostwick. Bristol n. 2. French,
Jefferson.
D--PAT sHEEP.
COMMITTEE same as on long wool sheep.
CLASS xyH-swEEPsTAKE ON SHEEP.
Best buck OF any age or breed ........ 800
do breeding oil any age or breed .....2 200
Committse-Cbester Palmer, Mulberry Cor.
ners WIN. Allen, Oolebrook Lyman Leonard,
Wayne Jonathan Higley. Windsor Elder
Phelps, Coleb rook.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

COnpittse-Allen Highley. Windsor; Theo-
dOrus Miller, Rene Horace Msnley, New
Lyme
cLAss ZIx-D1hy PEoDCcra
Best manascd ssiy . ..........ss...... :. 800 L5o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

Committec-L. G. Reeves, Rome Capt. T.
Copgdop, Bloomfield J. L. Fillmore, New
Lymo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-01

to@Hillee-Juogc Chahee, Jefferson l.
T. Foster, Youngstown ; F. B. King, How.
land Colonel E. Spencer, Claridon A.v.
Rudd Windham.
CLASS x-THoRoueH.BRE DsvoYs.
Premiums, same as on Durhams.
Committee Shelby Smith, Lenox Luton
Reed, Windsor ; F. P. Green, Esq, North
Bloomfield
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All articles not 10 have been on exhibition
before.
Committee-O. ". Brown, New Lyme W.
Taylor, Pennington DR.. Judd, Gustavus.
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To ARRIVE
lAdvsrtisement.I


Dr.. r. j. HuSTHH. PnrHcrASs for AFFECTIONS Of the
THxOLT and LUNGS
oH. No Ea2 broadway Hours of consultation q. M TO
5p.
M. n J. HusrHn devote their whole attention to the
treatment Of Affection. Diseases Of the Throat Lungs ana
u.. In applying their undivided efforts to this important
g., madeleine they have been snus,ed to ac, not only
nv III. calm with which general practitioners TO-
,s,.d III, terrible mortality aud suffering attending Ihros'
,,d I,,y Diseased bat also by the remsrssbe succe'
which 1ovsd the ioct aud local treatment so largely sa
yocstsd and praoced by ORA Hunter years ,lnSs. Aha, d,
III, hui lust 70 remind tho people OF New ioh s'
i,s ,ho.s 80. when the practice Of D Hunter was so oa'
a, 10 br.s{ down their health BY the close once
Insnt Incident thereto the mortality from CSnsapnon
shown by the City Inspectors Books. dnin,sneu oP"
thirty Der rant! such lacls these dolly csv Vt ~
In r.estsbshing the practice again 10 ns,, iii
uDtsr are happy 70 be able refer 10 many
zen. who retain tho benefits they derived yeI
direct treatment of their cssssn M
ConsuIn ptoh--Astbu &C. by Inhsisuoni ~ - ,sct
means az were prescribed Tor them on the principe ~
aud local nsnt Many Others o. more iocea. h.
add their testimony IN 'nvor OF INC ,.,. a. an.
Hunter think IL RICH, to direct attention 10 the,e
cooragsmsnt for those who may feel disposed 70
tLd whose condition Of health requires tsi, seio0'
No aJ2 Broadway. New.York havEs' I'o"
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From Enn Francisco.

Especial Di.ps'ch he N. y MeIchst" Exchange and
News Room, No. 81 ard 81 Pia--.t
Sss FEAN isCO. Wednr.aat Nay n. 1853
A Sugar Refining Company, With $500, 100 eapilaI
stock was organized III this city yesterday. Sew
er prominent san Francisco merchants were elect
I'D 1rusleee.
To the Associsied P,-.s. . 900
Trade with impoI,srs has fallen off during the pact
few day.; but jobbers sre doing laree buslcee in
tu, nj aiDg supplies lor the Interior. The doula q
Curry Silver Mining Company bias declared Nth
monthly dividend Of 500 per foot.
Gen. Whit bns denied the use Of the mails on
che Pacific coast TO the New.York Weekly Caucd-
sldH.
sailed ship Gsbad for Liverpool carrying 81 900 sacks Of
wheat
Ch.sred chip Orion for rusno from Chinchas for
Atlantic port. -
san PRAScIsCO, Thludsy, May 20. 1853.
Jobbers are doing god trade. Otherwise busi-
mesa is dull.
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FROM Mexico.

SAS FaiNCIsCO. Fndsy, Nay 70. 1877
Dates have been received IRON tte Cry OF Mex
co. via Acapulco, TO the 6th inst.
Cp 70 the SIT the Frepcl Continue the lombard
ment Of pueba, making little prog es,.
IL was believed the F,ruch would coon be com
PEELED to abandon the siege OF Pnebia.
Commonfort had commenced an important move
rpent designed 10 get IN the Of the French, aud
then throw bis $1,000 troops into Puebia and
Strengthen Ortego. am,
On the SIN CoI1onfort telegraphs to Juarea; " The
enemy If now u mile aud hall from our position.
II. keeps up slight cannonading OF Puebh' AL
his attention IL directed To my movements.
"My line exterds 70 San Pablo de- Monte. Tie
soldiers are very enthusiastic, and intend to FRONT
BIZ il. (OAO"fONI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
ihe Soldier. and the Utica Convention

Tie statement in tie Associated Press report that
q ew OF Hawkins's Z,u4ves at the Uuca Mass Con-
yeu,iln carried banner n,cribed with the name OF
Gel McClelien for the Presidency, VIZ based ugon
tie s,arement Of seveTal 20 1ies We'll as the
obs -ryation Of 4 New-Yo X reporter.
Htle s'aienent was untrue It arose from the fact
that tie uniform Of the 9th Zouayss eli sely ressl-
Lles that of he soldiers who did carry the banner
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

ORTHODOX FRIENDS YEARLY MEETIsG.-1he
Yearly Meeting Of Friends Of the Orthodox Branch
meneed ~ Hings yesterday morning Il the and ee-
CANT meeting in Twentieth street. opposite Gramercy
Park On Dquirng of leading member of the Society TO
the oecIh distinctions between tho two branches
porter iu rmed that the Orthodox" Friends claim TO
hold exclusively the title be considered the Society Of
Friends lesing their claim adherence 70 the original
doctrines Of the Society the Divinity Of Christ and tho
ulness ofthe atonng sacrifice Cavaiywhch doctrines
essential aud fundamental they deem the they charge
he'll modified form by the bodies meeting at Rutherford
Taco aud elsewhere and generally known under the name OF
uickie" Whether the latter would accept the docTina
platform heie laid down them II not Of course for US to
decide The meeting large and was attended by num-
Der OF male and female ministers from other places among
whom ware jane Jones Of Iudsua Mary Elliott Of Ohio Js
MINIS g. Shotwel and Jacob H. Nning Of New-Jersey FL
wood Osbin Of lows James Mclaughlin of Maine, VIM j.
Richadson Of Rhode Island and Edward jenkins Of Ohio
Tie morning sitting occupied by the reading of epites
from tue yealy MEETINGS OF London Dublin baltimore ONO
Iudaus aud tho Western Yearly Meeting theld in Iowa
None received from North CaIohua-the existing war
having intercepted all communication.
In .Lo evening large meeting hold the occasion OF
the anniversary of the First Day" sabbath School hso-
citation Of tic Yearly Meeting. Robert Lndey Murray was
appointed Chairman Augustus Taber and T. H. Lesgeit,
j The proceedings commenced with the read
a~ of rsssse Scripture followed by the presentation OF
reports nom various under the charge Of tho
socia,iou which represented hoar.hng and so'
oomp.us much good. Several Of tn reports spoke Of the
singing palms and hymns const,ungs part of the en-
ecss schools which struck reporter evidence
that this branch Of the society at least parSAes to come
/ tent o the pre sressiye spirit o. the age.
The yearly meeting will hold another sitting this morning,
tomorrow public meetings viii be bed, at which some
Of the from abroad, pressn will, in
/ al probability. be heard.
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DIED.
BAKER c

BAKgR-On Friday May o. Lucre.iu, daughter Of Cb,fle
! II sud Lucre'is ,iaker. agei 10 months and dlys. .
The relative, and friends ofthc family respectfully Invited
& attend tue unera At the le ems Of the parents ~ |e
STATE street Brooklyn, on Sunday aiernooh ~ "cooA
BERR'EN-On Thursday morning May n Sarah, edes
daughter OF he lac Daniel Beni,n enr OF THIS city, ase6
! a. years and months
Her inaer will a,e place ~ oclocs on Saturday, morning
! Joih inst. from No. 10 West Forty hth street
DlCKENSON-In Brooklyn Thursday May % ola hinge,
ing Illness, Andrew u DcAsa'2n. IN the J4ih year OF hi
His friend, aud relative, OF tho family invited to a,teud
the funeral from No 81 Eoyt street. Sunday, the JlS
inst, at O'Clock p. M.
DREW-At Harlem. on Thursday May g. OF scsrst f-ye'
1ornet Florence, only dau h,rr Of Geo aud Cornea b.
Drew, in the OH Year Of her re.
me aud friends Of tie fniyare invited 10 attend
Der funeral from the fe.ldeucs Of her Ssc nj
emu" between Observation-Disclosures second and ~.
dodsndtwentythrd street,, gu Saturday May ~ al
~ m 10 brentwood Cerneiefy
HoRTON-On Friday. May 20. Of inflammation OF tie
LUNGS Mr. uTsm II. Hortol.
The reaive. irieuds Of family invited to attend
his Al from his late resideucs, Lo1intor avenue
northeast corner fysec Jnd .teet, on sunday Jlt n't
o. 2 O'Clock.
IVotic- OF tho flseral nsrr,fter ...
L.EGGA1-Cn fhdaJ Msy % Anna G.. daughter Of WI
Nm and Jane Anna Lergst in the - year 81 her
The vlares ard friend. % tho family respecaly inv,ei
to teni the upersl om the residence Of hf p-ert' ~"
9s est Wsshnyt place this (Saln das) afternoon at
O'Clock. The remain viii b. taken - Hudson, y L.
SPrATLFY-On Tn sday May % Henry sprat'y OF Nor.
ris MS, We'ehe.t,r County, aged 81 year, months anu
The friends Of ts family tue nrn rs OF 1of'Aa "ugs
sl8 %. Of D. r. rafp-c "a ~ invited 70 enc TIE
funeral from s. Paul Episcopal Inurch, 90 Ford1'm ~
Eighth street sunday ~ rfnf on ~ O'CLOCK
kvleshuf, tEnstnd pspeIs please copy
vALENTlNE-Suddeniy, at Glen Cove. Long I.ltad on
3th month, 18Th. FLORENCE ~ gut" 81 saiu"l
T aud Anna X Valentine, H. the 6th year o. axe
The relative, friends Of he family Ae invited to ,,en
hsf tuners. r. lh. reside CO Of her pssus 40 2 Maj
soa ,tIest ON seventh Gay ath mouth. Jtb, al ococ.
D. IN without further notice.
WALLACE-On Tbur.Iay. blsy 2J James Wallace in the
b. relative. and friends Of the family invited attend
ia, liu.ra st Lakes Church Hudson Il Get on -sluf
d.y 3ith inst At a O'Clock without ia ,h-r notice TIE
r.nAins will be uttered IN TEigi'y Ceme'rfy. go.
NHTTsDN-In BfooAl,n on fi'th day tltu-d.vl 81 thh
monh 2stu Maria eldest daEsht OF late Jos. ~
Hannah $. Whit.
The Ia .fa viii tlt- place from the Friends, Ms-n ou.-
on seb. street. near Boerlm First dsy (Sul
day1 afternoon Il O'Clock.
CauIoi nIA and LIMOS psPer' peus" copy
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MARRIED..

HOFFMAN FISHER AT the residence Of the ends,'
uotb,f In New Htunswck, N J., on wednesday may -,
hv ,h. H,y " # B,s,tie Wli,m 4. Hoffman. e'qr oil
iishtHown, to Min Annis Y youngest d@ush'or of tho
p, is,o 'v' Ws " o. .Jsv Wh.un Wesk May &C. In
Trinity Church Trenton N il by the hsh, hry H. "a, ~
Odenbemer d. D. Bishop Of New Jsr.sy ss''eu w We
ne'. n p.t 80 W'. M.ry Elizabeth Weld, eldest
daughter of T.. ID. Weld osq., Of Trenton .u
PLTNlMER-1OYE-A Rio Jsnsho, on SuhuS np'' i. -,
BY the Rev A. Bsckford Minister Of me ,s
British Brig Tallulsh to Mis-. mso,e JAZZ ioSo 0'"'
daughter Of Capt John Toys Of wind,S ~ .. r.,.a.v
NAV as Theodore Schultz Of HewYsk to Lucy A. Bn''S0
OF tho former plsce.
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q. T.-l860-x.

c,u-,os The Plant.on Bitter Bottle IL secured TO IA BY
United States Letters Petont.
TO initiate for sny otbor purpose h crime pun
ishsbs with hne and imprisonment Parties are wsrneu o
ths Of filling empty bottles with any other NIX
ture whether calling Plantation Bttcfs or ny amy o'he
name We pay cash. so cents per dozen or 81 20 per gross
for all empty b,.;e. delivered at mandatory no io
Liberty-st thus removing any excuse Tor ignorance
Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bities IN ouA
by the gallon is u swnder and imp1scg We sol on'' 4"
our regular bottles. all bearing cur private United state
stamp and steel plato label sad signature.
i. II. DRAKE X Co,
M 202 firoadwsy New ork.
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The repreaa,ions of tho iinbamn.

PROTEST. AGAINST TuEM By ma HRANILIiN
AUTHORITIES.
The correspondent Of the Merchants Exchange
and News Room, Nos. 80 and 81 Piue street, write
from Peraambuco as follows;
"Tne Brazilian author ties have displaced the
Commander at Fernando lie Norunha Tor allowing
tue Alabama TO commit deiredstlons II BihAHa.
waters. a, -, !
4" TIE new commander who was sent to the island
protested agains' the Alabama remalu'n2 there shd
ordeIed her 10 leave IN iew hours. Unfortunately,
he had no vessel OF war 70 enforce MS orders.
Every satisfaction N tie power oil The bf4slI
srfbctitles 20 give had been rendered to the Amer
icnu Consul -
1t Was supposed at Psrnembaco that the Ala
bsu,a sailed south on The 25th of April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30
Eos. Of n Prize.

The prize schooner Maria Bishop, before reported
captured BY the L. S. ship Courier. on tbs 10th INST,
from Charleston for Nassau, n. p, with Il bales
cotton Prize Master McDonad) went as ore on the
Doth inst., on Cbincoleague Shoals aud bad biged.
Her cargo, with sails rigging anchor chains, &C.
were taken from her 10y the wreeker schooner H.
". johnson, which anived here last evening. TIE
vessel was set on lire by the Prize Master, aad
llOYed.
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FROM vECKSEURG.
Illness of Adit.-Gen. ThO"ns'

CAIRO, fTiday. My y VT ,
Advices from Vicksburg tie to the ai'eiIoon VI
the Goth.
No fighting had taken place sioce Monday.
The position of the army Is slid to &c ',"ise',
Mcphersons corps holding the extreme 'ei' unu
McClernand the ceuter, while Sherman sui noius
the right. ooo
Johnston is reported to be at Jackson with 1000
mon. The Rebels also hold Big Black RIM Bridge.
A,ntan,.G General Thomas passed through Caro-
to-day, ell route to Louisville. He is very sck--sO
mnch s, that it is thought that he will have to aban-
don his lsbors ia the Yves, for the present.
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TmRTY YEARS EXPERiEN,

TmRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE or AN OLD
NuK.E-Mrs WlSsIow's SoognwG sYHrr J, the prescn''
don Of o. the hes, female pyciaus snd nurs In 'he
United Sn,e and has been used for thirty years with never
failing safety and success by millions OF mothers and
nom the feeble ilfin ri week old to tho sdali tc'i
rec acdty Of the stomach relieves wind collie regulates he
bov., and rive. re., health aud comfort mother ana
child. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Truyricrs, Guidr.

.. 40 -, I'd .! $ s1d ~! ~ Sunday, 5l2 P. m
10 Albany bv Harlem RI Hh-,.. aud stray iois IA
10 Boston. by Ke~-.ondon line Pier 81 \:
r.. ,touiuson lie, Pier ~. y. Il. aud FAN
River Inc Pier 3 y H., daily snndAy'eI
Cop.sdl. ~
frd 27th.,t and ath.sv........e n and ~ and p m
To Eosion by Sew-iisyen RR. 27th-.t snd
.,ls, via Shore Lins 90. IL! aud y. IN. Sunday p m
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud 10 and p m
To Phiisdrlphis by New jersey Railroad foot
Of CouTsnd IT.. TO- M l. a mp u, Sunday. y IN
10 PLadeiphis. ~ Camden and Amboy
Rsiroed Pier 5 ". r. foot Of Barclay'st. a. M p IN
To Washington. by New.Jefsey hR.7. lOa IN.
aud "a ny m foot Of Coursndl st. Sunday, = p N
To the West by Central Railroad OF Ns~-
Jersey foot OF Couftandt-st and Ia m.
NJ ............................End p. m
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PHILADELPHIA, Friday, May ~, 1868.
The U. s. supply steamer Massachusetts s'rved
nj - N.vy-Yard to-day. She reports that The gun
boat Penobscot, while chasing sn English steamer
of Wilmington, n. c., cane close IN shore and wa
fired upon by the Rebel batteries, by which her
assistant surgeon Was killed and tie steward
wounded.
The Massachusetts smoke the irou-Clads off Ediso,
S. c., aud the New lroasidcs Of Charleston
The bark T.. A. Souier sailed to-day from Phila'
dslpbia for Plymouth, Eng, with over 2oVVV bar
rels of -four.
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Arrc., Of Gideon scarlcs.

he Is CFARGED WITH 1RiitG TO INFLCEACt
VOTE on THE BROADWAY RAILROAD
BILL. . - ..,,
AIRANI. Friday, May %, 1881
Gideon Searles was arrested to-day, and Leld u
bail an the sum Of OOO on the cha.ge Of attempting
TO influence Elias NJ. Bo,twick member OF TIE
Assembly, BY Of, nng him 500 to vote for The
Broadway Railrosd bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

NEw-YoRK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
RoonKrEH FAIR 1851 hsreby certify that JANIS PrLS
Of New York awarded special prize at the St,e Fer
At Rochester on hi, X soar DWTErIc S'IyRATus CREAM
TARTAR EAsa Soma And various other srtce' of-Iceed'
ing great merit, AID ths Executive Committee Of TIRE Society
give special commenda,iou tor the great ercesce OF the
articles exhibited
In witness whereof have Lereunto subscribed my name ana
red the official sesl Of the society.
a.. u I. 'oHNo'' "'''''H''.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MOAkOR InulsuAN, Mty 20 ItN'
The steamers Charles Ossood for New-lork,
Decatur from Washington FOR New-Iork Sta'e OF
Maine, from Annapolis, Georgia, from City Point,
and Gen. Burnside from Philadelphia for Beaufort,
arrived this morning The steamer Enlhe, fcr
Beaufort. sailed to-day.
The flag of truce boat Georgia has arrived from
City Point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

HoTKL Administration. WIN. Whitney, Solci'
g., fos he War Drpaftmen, a; Washington Hon T. J.
Ro.. Auburn: Judg. Bost~ick. Ohio; Major Lee. u .
Amy; Oh John ". Tuner Chicago and Lew. L. Houi
Phiis. the st Nichols tel -,
tlon. !. *. McBiIde Oregon, :. W Cfags u > navy II
w Fox purhamviie. Nsw.YoTk T. !. fogef, Albany
Cart Robinson T. ;. Army. tho Metropolitan Hots
Anoug oths- arrivals tins hotel about - cadets from
The Newport Naval Academy ,.
G,nr.tl l.. T. Graham and wife, u. = H. Whit
Bo-toa. c. A. Beskw- aud }. L Cfsig T. b. Navy are 81
gia Finh Avenue Hotel 49, - ,
Jaln " hsuin md, Newburg + =. Harry " ash. D. q
\ II. Gre-n. PoI,i .ud Ne" are tine LsisiFs hon'e
~ r. C. Pittin Utics Geo. Talcoti a. 3 Savy sud Jas
g Wi.son. Font Leavsnwoth are Z; the Sew'l OH Hoiel
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urAnorARrnks PRovusr.MAxsMAL
FoUkrH CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRlcr,
No. 27l Roadway. N. Y. City.

C,v,Iyy, PRovosr MARSHAL IisS KkAL's Or. .cg,
a. ,..r.gr1s D. G., May ~. libl-An whs de,fv
IN a., psfticuar regiment OF Cavalry IN the drd
A. f,L. a.AotE-d q pTeen the a. time dnr
I'm, eat fhry days ths Board Enrichment Ia theft
se,is. li.iric The Bcard ,ssl examine them aud De-.
teva- thr hlnoss ioT the service and IL found
NJ s OF the District sAA give
teaet, Geu.Dl Rcniexsous, at the Hrsd
uuu.ers & the A. A Proves MarshaGeuer Of tue at-
a. thsy present themselves at this General Reni'
you. they ,ha 10 duly mustered by nustsrng and ss
buisBs oeer and aid by him the bounty allowed by w-
JAMES b. FRY, Provost Msrshsl-Gener.L
P-. de.ring enlist will present themselves 80 ~
uvs ~ - "a. without delay. JOEL Il. ERuhN1.
:. C,PI saa KEY, ,Nsr Avn CeDs up..s..-
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F,,Woy COURsE-IKoTTING.-Ihe trot for the
As.orAu pure Of $780, mile heat. best three III I'VE In
harness. como yesterday this This race wa,
lde Winter horses belonging to some OF our most
Yfo iu-ut fat horses the road. The entries
were Iliisn Np5dfuA's ch Minnie; ID. Talmsn's roam
mare ana D Iher's h. Pstch-n COLI Only the first and
third stated Nuue .tartng a. 100 10 SO offered, but
ace was urcuatiou The fayorc ahe.d from the
wofd CO. ia each hat winning in three straight hsss Ia
2;ss 2::2! ard 25l. The attendance small the
tfacA Ia good condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-30

BOsTOs, Friday May 20 1863
N. A. THOMPSON g. Co. sold ut auction to-day $50
bigs bale. Of being the Of tho prize
Che'osesss follows: 81 bag. Sea Island at ~ n; 10
bale, UpIsud Strict Mdding at sac 10 do do. Sic 70
60 do Solo 40 do. do at SOC ~ do do at sOic 10 do.
IPsSe middnns 45e. rs 90 do. at 45c Dol d.. DO at
ftc u do Upland Ordinary at SIZE do. Upland dam.
sssa Of 80. bsss Cotton Pioklog .! Size.
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Business Noiltes.


Round HILL HOTEL AND WATER CURE
at Northampton MOne of the best Hotels aud most de-
shfui situations in the whole country Those who wish
hydfopabic treatment have the best in The Medical DO
parmrn willie pleasure seeker, eau ENJOY
pure cir and romantic rsnbos to the hearts content
ICON. Bulletin.
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s,,iI. Close MT the Po.t-Omce.

For fIrttf EfItain ma the tUnilnent y s-sn 90
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Ma &c.. iOi IN
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por k.w.O,issns by steamer Roy West, Ss,uT-
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o,.,i,ss via s., Josrph. Mo...s -. and y p
Norb hihanv RpHslo aud Canadas IS IN. And u .. m
.o.,h I'd ~ a, "a, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H.
49,. MAJ n. Ffis R.ifosd.......5 M and q .. M
southern I'D South. Western Mail m y ahd ~ M
ha. q m ~ sho - u ~
sew hedioro Newport and Fall kyer..........', y m
The Long l,isgd Msi closes a! = a ~ anu % p u
Sunday MAis-On SUNDAY al mails close AZ a IA
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Entertsinmen,s.-s May 30.

WALLaUK'S-The WIFE
WINTER GARDEH-ds;inoe-ofp EveSing' peeo
Ri.
NTBLOS-The Hunohbsrk.
LAURA hFEkE'S THEATER-Tfs TrouP@ 81. Denis
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESlGS-No 6fs broadway.
BAESUA!'s hurEUM-G~n. Tom Thumb and wifr. Cen
Sut' snd Minnie Warren al ali hours Dfstnss 81 snd
4 o.
GOUPilIS GALLERY-Worss Of AT
no COL BKOADWAY- HayrDsysi's PAintiBg
IfEAIhA FRANCAISH-Don Cssu de Bsrsn.
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TUCKER-HAvEMHYFR- this city. on Friday evening
May 49, by the Rev. Horace l.. r. Pra't rector OF o..
Mays Church Casteton. S,ten Island, VI. Joseph q
Tucker Of San francisco to Mis- Minnie f. daughter oil
Albert Haveueyer, .sq.. ofN-w-York.
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A Horse.Thief and Murderer Hung.

IsDIAsAPoLr, Friday. May ~, 1863
horse-thief, who killed two officers while at
tempting to arrest him at KOkomo Ind, yesterday,
wa, taken out Of Jail aud hung to-day Dy mob Of
cltiZens.