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AnIu6cMenta.

A CADEMY on b2USIC.-ITALIAN OPERA,
Dtscso 5;a y; MARETZEK
THIRD MONT or THE SEASON
vch occasion win BE- pres snted tbs FIR Il tina nv
company, Verdfs celebrated oprSs ''
EaNANf,
With the following brilliantly complete cast which will ohsl
fenxs with the most slod distribution evsr
prevented to tho public The performance vii ba
by the debut OF the truly emnent oasso SgDor BIACH
aud the fnt appearance conductor q Ssnor NUNO
tho celsbrated chef d'oTches.re
ELVIRA.................. .Asdime MEDORI
fHNANl .'olgbof PlALLOLENI
CARLO QUINTO, ..s..,..--.Sgnor bELLlkl
DON blaIhl
Giovanni Mime Ficher Ricardo Sig Rubo isgo .Mqner
A'SNO
ON SATURDAY next, March Ii, at one
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
GRAND PERFORMANCE IN BROOKLYN
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ONG ISLAND RAILEOAD.-CHAN o!
! 4 .US.-Passeuger DEPOT, uo'.ip end loot of
gtthL T.. N--Winter Brgeirents ccMmslclng FIY
81, "a t,2: Leave NewIoIk ~ Tor 'etnp9ft Z
Nsfbor On,nt sud Ismpt0us 81 a. ~. End - ici
,o: 81 a. On. and y. Tor eyos,et; I'm lof he~
~ s,~,.syI the train cs.es Hunters PCint titrI
r. ry1 AZ 10. for Ysphsnk sd inieTined.ale .sl'ns
go, Los. returning pavps IHphaIk 81 1886 y. d.
1o r.d,f 7nd : .uTdsy night ne o. IA lip TAIN will Tln
L-ou. 20 Oioenpou returning rSiu caj t.d MONDAY morn
i..'1sa.iE. 81, fivira In Nrs--iolk - ":J2 a m.
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FURNITURE, Carpets, Books, Pamphlets, ana
Libraries bought for Iesd money ., no I2S c,havi ""''
9Th aud lOtAst' Ays STOCK VI b2on always !"s ss'''
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prnltln9.

YARDS, 81 Scr 900; Blheads, " per ream'
cirrul,r, "a cent, per 900, sbeis Pos s IN al siud
Of Job Woa equally low. DICKSON. DIE Cheap rha''f
No. Ttyoa.toS opposite Ci'J ti@i
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FORM or OFFER.

7 TTT WI
hsr nv oner and tgrso fIuish ------, hsrtaD.,
90 ib. on M ir conformity the terms OF tue sd'ei-
OF f. L. H. lusIe.toF Of Ech9n thcieio hVpenueJ'
should , for ou!l ofel be ScceIttf Tor wel equet'
L. 81 COZ VI, may be- orfGcd ei and tht ne e. H.
go NAV NJ, forwarded Il for signature and ceitiii'
.str i~''"'''l
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Dentistrp.
Ne0olnQ 0ar0s, sc.

AT THOs. BRUNS's, No. 493 Broadway. ai}
N the latest styles OF WEDDING CARDS at low prices.
fs,s5i.hed In 1910.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).S
1--we dding At Home aud NOTE Papers Ae ,iness
B.llHeads Portla'Ac. at kELLlS' No. 81 FuisonsI'N
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.y1,ur BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
I,,ryvf IN NEN-YORk AND LIVERPOOL, CAIIING
~ AT CORK UAKbOR.
,ND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL Gail
mo Al HALIFAX AND CORR MAgBOK.
CANADA rgs...rayes Boso1.... WedIe sday. Mar.
AtRGrA Noodle leaves New W educ day. Mar
a1tpIA Boston,. "Wednesday. Mar u
81 ASIAN. Cook loave. N. y. Wednesday. Mar 70
~ RopA MuiS... leaves Boston... " sineiday. Apr.
.s stanton. l,Ayrs New for&. w day. Apr. 4.
~ gAoa SRW.Y0hK 40 LIyEHP0OL
Cabin ~
Sec. nd Cabin PG4gazc.. 5000
BOSTON 10 IINEslO1L.
~ ief Cabin fassegu......................f ll2 ~
Second aOiu Passage. H. 30
.l Ia cold or its roui,sen in Lnlled States cuis,s
nettls net secured until paid for
Anerpenenced sur eon on bolsG.
~. 'wp.r- o. theso sips will not DO accountable fo
~ Valnsh-s unls.s kiil. oil Lsdss having the
y'..,sl aye signed tIefofor
Fof feight o. Pais,,e apply TO-
T.. IuNARp. No. Bowling gwen
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NIBLOS GARDEN.
~ Lessee and MAJ ager..........WM WHEATLEV.
WEDNESDAY March H.,
THURSDAY, Marcb IL,
FRIDAY. March 10.
SATURDAY. March IA
- POSITIVELY LAST FOUR NiGHTS
or Bates Great Operstic Spectacle entitled
SATAsELLAi
TaE PewEH OF LOVE-.
Mis- CAROLINE RICIiIN0j.
Tho Celebrated Native Pima Dsnus,
and
Mr.. PETER RIcHrSGs,
The Distinguished Ar.,e,
Hare received tho spprobstion Of
HOUSES CROWDED
With Delighted ond APpr-e,s,ve audiences
New and Gorgeous Scensry by HAYS; and selwyn
New Music under the tirsc'on OF Harvey Dodwortn;
New C9s,umcsr App ptnegs sad Effects b Mon" fhii-
ippe 5. Wall. Runyon aud Den4it-
Ard the Great Dsn'euse Of the day
MILE ANNErTA GALLErii.
''''''' NINE. MARzETrI, and nr
GRAND BALLET.
Under the renowned MATTE dc ballet,
SIGNOR RONZANl,
with full and etfici-nt corps
Ms.zs. L. n: sHEWELL. z. LAMB GEo ANDREWS
Mlesi.ues SKERRETT. L. IL. SHEWELL,
II. L. GRATTAN,
&c. &c. &c.
Making the Dfamatic tsst one OF
UNUSUAL ENCELLENCE.
MONDAY, MARCH 10.
WIN be PRODUCED foI The hIst tilae this season
GRAND OPERAriC SPECTACLE,
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS
will appear. -
SEATS SECURED Three DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Bon Book open from a M to ; D M -
Win tue exception OF the Press. 40 FREE LIST.
Doors open a. I. 10 commence at ~
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL


CENTRAL RAILROAD al NEW-JE RS y
" Fiou 100. y Connecting 9. = p'9i
Jua Son v.h no Delaware. Lacslweuns anl We''efa ia'
road, tsston with the LcLis Valley hIost an o.
ct0Gs ming di'ec line % ri't.Anrsh and tie We.
-ri,h0rt chang oi Cars . $500.
.-Leave Nov YoF& ~ follows:
HAqnfsfr.i TxrEgss--At D. H. for Easton. Roading
PCt vile ! sri-barg Msuch Ciusk K. Ni3snspOrt
Man ThAf.-st8a fer Easiou. " ster Dag. scranton
Crest Heut ifEIsnliOn. fittstou. Nii1r niTrc 70
J. g. qnsot+n IsAIs-FOr EsrCu Allentown. X sftasi
Po;tsyiir. B--rss5.rs " Al lfnslcu. lc.
= y. TUtor0H TRNIS For aston. Bethlehem, Aitn-
town. nj hiarrh Chunk 49,,
500. y Ny TRuN-For Sourryi.e and intermediate
stations =, u
r lisr.hfIa FsbUrgh, aLd ef slice ing iro1
ieI,ey Cry through TO fittsburgh ~
IxsEy,, GHAiS FOR HAkHlsBr HG-Ihe a M ESgie q
Tain fro.u ha Oh arrives @, la. isbaIs - j. M c34
iug al AMI West On Ponnsyvania Genital RAILROAD y n'
ri enta N l,sd Nsrh I'D SOUTH aud win The CaAos''
Tas ~ sor- Il E4PEE.s fHAly ron 7',E WI i'iv-s
rsYark = T. L. day tsWOgy- eTccpiedl, u1Ainf close
-ouoe-tu a. 1Iish1fg m feur-J lvsnil kst'roaH
a. an. M. ~ Pitt.bnrgE efi ut me T. tincinre aud
Ct''-o M, hour.' time IS saved by t1sius the ttn
Ftfg tvRfuyOEg AID NYw-YoHK fHf Leave NJ" N't
srorn Pier No North River st $50 a. M aud lE;S'; 3
aud -. pit, 49,, ar, ff.rb,- s,,-v
TIN c.ch yvsy. JOSIAH U. sILkNS. Superintendent
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TURM Or GUARANTY o. -,
We a., ul1er'ig ed. residents ~ - ~ we y ~. %"
- l.rby ,.i.liv and seyeaiy covenant VITA me
United ss;e,, aat s1trrtee IN osse th. i'tGmf pIi
bids o. -- he a.c pied, TO. - tof theyl VIZ "niI
~ d., gef tie ice IL tie said bid Tor bid exc
cute tie contrsc. srile sale with good and suihceh' "
Ties o deliver lie -- prepared IN conformity -
tie tens 81 the ldyeIssuleDt uadef wath a. " a. "S
and hereto appended, and In case tie ss'd sN.'
M ousr uto the contract ~ sioesad We siash'c "
and M. new IoV'est bIddsr si.uatnresI
Witness.
lDste.
hereby certify tint 20 the best OF my know edge ana De-
lognatufesl
lPiece.l
IDate.
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
WEDNESDAY, March II. 1853
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
The Empress Of Besuty,
the smallest most beautiful and fascinating specimen Of petite
SOON TO LEAVE.
SOON no LEAVE.
She will exhibit oil hours, day and even.
ing FOR ONLY FEW DAYS MORE in company with
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
the two together making by far
THE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
Ever seen on the face of the globssmaer sel than
GEN. TOM THU NIB AND WIFE.
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
THE GREAT LIVING HIPPOPoTAMUs.
or River Horse, from the River Mic in Egypt.
MASTER ROBERT HENRY HENDERsHooT,
the le hero Drummer Boy tue Tst TO the keypahsn
mock al fredercssoarg
THREE BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH,
With large speckled Brook Trout and other living Fish
CRYSTAL POSDs or OCEAN AND RIVER WATER
Ths Learned Musical ss, Ned which play. tune. upon
auscal n-trunens The G.est l;oanng BLACK Sea Lion
Wha, !. isl A,buo Family Bear s.mson MOG.to, Snakes
1DPy M sI sce w Room Is IL Afternoon and
and a o'clock those wonders of tue world. the
MALE AND kEMALE ARAB GIMNAST5,
MALE AND FI.AALE ARAB GYMNASTS,
MALE AID FEMALE ARAB GYMNASTS.
MALE AND FEMALE ARAB ONMNASTs.
JI'OOLERs, ACROBAT5 AND COATORTiONtSrS.
They will per orn the mos SURPRISING AND as
TOTNDING rEAIS OF SrRENGI II bni AGILITY.
Alter which the ELEGANT COMEDY OF
TIME TRIES ALL,
in which the entire company appear.
81. HARRISON. COMIC IMPROMPTU SINGER
appears at performance ir bis iDimitsblo Songs
Admission. IS cents. Children under ten, IS c@ns'
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NETWORK & NEW-HAY'EN RAILROAD.


COaMENCiNG De- ENbLR l. 1857 go
Passenger Station ia New ok 2h st. aud attn Av
enhance Zsih-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-lOkk:
tos New bsseu, u. (Ex j. l2l', I'D tEA ''4o ~
aud q. 1900 49,. 49,.
Tor MrorJ st-,fora Fairfield. Southport. and We,por
20. m. ~ 70. g. 20, 20 y IN. .
For no; aik = 90 IRIS, 2i' (EX1 $40 i9o. a3os
? u - c-,, ~, - ,o,z,,o an
FOr stanford :, s(gx) $50 a. nj Els z13 tEr) 3io
eFor Pcft thesier snd intermediate stations, go
i2l5. 3iD. 4 3D. $50 go ?.
FOR Port Chester and New Rochelle. y D. M.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
fnI Boston via Springfield III, tErl 2l5 (Exl ep.
Or Boston via Shore Lime. l2.lj p. IA. -
tor Hartford and Spriu sheld lex l2l3' 2i3 Ok
For Connections River Rsilrosd to Montreal, Ca EIl
and % 10 p ni to Northampton.
Fof Hartford Providence. aud Fl'hkil Railroad 3 q m
Ok }. l2.i5p
Tof wiisysD New London AID Sroningon Railroad Al
) 8 ~ a.. u H., 10. y. N.
Cusl Rsni.aJ, l2.l5 p IN. to Northampton.
For Honssoldc ksifoed 10 FIslsd. a.
Fer Nsirascs Rlilroai. d ~. 81, =. N.
Tor Dsnhury a.a SoTwok kai' road. N. 3 40p.
Crnn0di3a. Sise pit Cars attach 20 the Trin
JAhfE, II. .f)fI. Superintendent
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l'TTAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, fonchii.g
y ri Uncte,towp. ,Cors lafbor This well u cys steam
,. al tho liverpool New YORK and Ihadsph s.eaDslip
ION psuy a., intended 80 sail a. ollo"s:
tII4 % tEW-iOth. Sattsn-, fJar !
cry III UALlIMOhE sSitGrnaY, mar ~
nlaI ~
AID every succueding 6ATuhDAY o. .. nes Iief A.
NBlu kiveI
RATES PASSAGE.
PAYABLE IN gold or It's equivalent IN c'5renoy; -
T. INST CABlN..".. ..Ss0 W SIEEEAOL-...""s! ~
mot IN London. Is COL ale Iondon.. % ~
Firsi Cabin TO Pas... % ~ Steetsge TO Psr.' ~ ~
tir.t sbin to Hamburg 80 col Stersse q Hanhut1 " ~
also arded to bsyIo, Bremen ROTTERDAM
| Anti srp. &e., at equally low rn.ss AL.
Fares from Liverpool or QDsystQ@n Let Cabin. tlS 80.
: it5 se.ra,- Ia "A, Liy.r,s TO- From Quoeastowp $50
Those eho WISH to sena ihor fenos buy teteta nss
| ~ thsse taie-. ,s,
| IOah q, DA.E, Agent, NJ u bI'fi"ay ~ T.
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IRE RAILWAY.-Passcnger trans leave
/ 4 T. ON 100. Of ChaIabcisst.;
H.. mess for Buffalo.
6 2 H.. MIf daily. f0r OIisyilie
Easy III. A,eol1n oda'ion daily. for Port JeTvis
$50 pm WAY OF Middletowu, NcG bnTsh and Warwick
:r Ia E.-fi Fxpress, DAILY. i7f DunIirk Buffalo sud
C.lsadlgu Jnd principal sstos. 1roin Of Saturday rns
through % i'slo. but does ~ Tua T. D1nki;k
tpm FUi--1Li. CflAS. NiAOF General SuperiD'enfI
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL
\ Z BiNi snd TROY. CONHECl TING WITH TRAINS
HOITH .nd WEST. Train. leave:
From Chsmbsrs.sl. From JOth-si
Eyy.e,s sr 10 a m aud5; tn j ~ a H.. and j'1 and
10 and ? p m. tS4nd.ys incigded) 81 81
Troy snd Albany with sleel T.
ing csf. 10: 90 r. IN. l'."' pm $500
epsie fan. an, u t.t ~, and f;9s and go
o.. AID 20 y. IL. m
P.af-tiW train 9:sSp. N. l8:t- %. N.
Srg Sing tam 5;3'p ;. p r. m
TsrivtOVa 80 p N. ~ M o.,
Persons EfoOAyn car purchase tickets 81 Wettc'tts
- eresa or 49, No. 2c9 aslingfon-ft City Han Ssuarr
and u%if baggage checked tt their Residences - ell
points or tho r,sd ard to SarStog Springs.
A. +. SNl III Superintendent
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Go n)bom II man Concern.

TTENTION SOLDlERS.-Ihe 800
~ BOUNTY is being collected and pad 10 ell boi
disn discharged Tor wounts evsi IT, The ,.f'ce Apply
10 j. T. HUNT Z CO.. Authorized Asents no. AI Broad
way, NeNYork Room No "a.
A LII SOLDIERS discharged Uu account OF
"A wounds received In battle aud "iihng to procure their
100 bounty viii bhIg their discharge and two Witnesses 81
identity e. tlo ofo. e NJ rrLEION. GILBERT CAMf
No. III Broadway, first floor.
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cfcamboats and tgilroaoe'
ELrY sprEn. AND CONFORT.


CWEY, SPEED. AND CoNfo"I'
FQa oaos{T,22EEiJsrRG. NASHUA,
woncGsTrG. r4, + THr iwHil'fHr MOUNTAINS,
Lo"HhN An iNrsRIEDlATE. g IOiN Il. Is lin,
I've S psT ~ r1Sfo Nj; sd 6ri or NEmY0GK
!,ave Nee.ye1 5ay ,ld' eag' CO. Of ''-
from Pier No -; ~ '%SFW.LJNn.N.
., IA the - arihoe' 20 ,ress Train Tor tina
Ire oonneetnr Ssci Worcester Boston Worcester
Sloye pom N gt ead Newt ond,a No'the N Saifoai~
tssh Aen at the s MATT n iso't on he rs'
;nri-,V-ITPSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
,Wnytfnii nd llo -OrIn aud VEST via Jtn.
"a 4i iVl sui t4press Lines leave New-Yo'k az
an Ics H. ':j tnd J. ., p a.; Fee : 3 Through
Wa. ID ,oo ;spd : H., oT tie West
,,,,.. vi he received lof eny trsins Unless delivered
eod ele;d - minutes 10 advance Of he time Of leaving
6STONINGION LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
~ TOY. NrWWaoLoEDoE. IoNiEGroN pR0yI-
rNS & Ia s U1 AL ard Fly
MOUTH ROCK wiz leave Pier No. 70 N r. foot Of Count.
lno.st. df'y se1ccp. SnadsYl, at p. M.
eight ts.e'as low As b auy o,hcr Inc Office Of Com
e'Sy NJ yoi - s sIHer 4 'sf' FbB9wARps Aeon
Tor NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD AND
lTRiN9VlF - --Steamei for New Haven ie1ve fccS
O'Clock "a remain on ooaId ove night without ehaise
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
3 rORT sud fALIi RIVERThe splendid n"d snlSi'gt
a'etneG MfINOfOl Is CaTt brown ietses ne" ~
every IIrkSnAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at >
O'Clock ,. H.. sud the Empire STATE Capt brayton, on
MONDhY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. st 3 O'clock y III,
from Tier No . y. H.
IIeeaip NJ rooms will be regarded ~ se-ursf TO any Ap
,lirart ant the .iius shall have atc paid for.
e,,bi 10 10 Ton T.: aIded through with great dispatch
W2L sOKpEJ Agent, Nos 20 auG Il WeI;St.
NETWORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY Il. Il.
~ For nlbuv Troy NORTH an6 West-NlNIER AR
pANGFNl r. commencing MONDAY, Nov. Il. 1862.
to AIRhSY. 1880 Express al Ifsu from 2oth st.
ss.iou. lte,utnin. eaye Albany at 1899 N
Sor Local Trains see Time table.
JOHN BURCNiLL, Superintendent
NTI-lt- yDpK & NENNHAN-EN Raj ROAD
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NOTlCE.--The subscriber, being about TO re-
~ tire from business requests oil Ieton' who have he'll
NATI his and JtWkLh os repairs to os and get "a iu
without delay bs0io the 10, Of I the bus nes' VII D.
CLOSED at that time Mrs. j. b. OlNOCHlo, No. yS
CAnAls
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Amnsemen,s.

WALdLACK's:: ~
THIS EVENINB (WEDNESDAU,
SEVENTH MONT Or FIR, WILkINs'S COMEDy
(rhe best IN yearay scenery and
By press and epblic peifecJ.
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DIED.

pOUCTTY-At his residence. 10 Newark NJ. on Wsdnes
day June H. Edward Doughty formerly of this cry aged
- year.
mi. er,l will take placs at the Kinney Bsptit
Church. near Chssnutsree. Depot at NewIrs, on Monday
22d inst, O'clock Cas- lesye Couindt street a.
500 n m The relatives and friends are invited to attend
without further notice.
FROEIIGd-On Sunday June 81, William b.. Of Eliza
aud the late SOLOMON tros.h. tho !eb year OF his
Ths sayss and friends Of tho family arc invited 70 al
tend his funeral from hls late residence Ne 9Zs lud
son stree. on Tuedsy morning at O'Clock without inr'
tbsr invitation. His remains will he taken 20 New Ola
Cemetery, HAcken.acs, !or iuteTncnt.
HADLEY-On Saturday June 90 after short Illness Mary
e. beloved wife OF Washington Hadey aged il and
tn. relative. and friends are repeatedly invited attend
the funeral from her late residence No 20 Eat
teeuh street. to-onow (Tuesday) afternoon At O'CLOCK
MrPLROY-On Thursday June 10, after Q short illness,
src wife Of john McElfoy, aged u years, months
and ~ days.
NAPOLEON-In Williamsburg on Friday. June 10, Laura
4 Only daughter OF Louis aud Elizabeth Napoleon (col.
of-d) sgvd years. months and IL days
PFCKhAM-On Saturday, June 20. at Syracuse, Willie
Mason. Of Henry "a. aud Susan T. feckhain, aged
years months and IL days 49,
Tie funeral viii place this Monday afternoon at
O'clock from tho residence II his ise Ff2nAIin avenue
BroOAyB.
ROBINsoN-On Sunday, June 2l Geo. W. Robln'On in the
TN. alive, and friends Of the family also the members
Mount Herlnon Lodge. NJ 90, Albany. and members Of
Olive Brsch Lodge No II o. OF o. r. ~ y, respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late redcnce
NO Jgs Fourth Tuesday, 23d 1as. at O'Clock
p m, without further notice.
SCHUL.TL-On Saturday evening June 30 Mrs. Eleanor
booker widow OF the late Luke Schultz Of Rhine.
beck Dutche.s County, in the aith year o! her
The aud friends of tie tam respectfully inv.
ted attend her funeral from the residence her son.
Alex H. Schultz, FhkiI Landing Tuesday, 23d met
AZ 10 H. u without further invitation.
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be consolidated dsbauded 20 the 'ha
deem Tor The best Interests Of The service and their ocf
liable to be con.odated sbspd-d and their officers dis
missed or rendered supernumery unless they sts on
before tho 18th Of September neat be prepared TO muster III
two or more rsment bstaons comprising al
Aggregate OF 0o0 men
VI Regiment. and b,ttson she'll rrpor, to the n,pec.or
orn-f. I inspection a. soon thss snail contsn 500 mef
ready for duty and inspection " satisfactory shall en-
vi" H. e .s.5 :, ~. % ~ns
trGeners a. promptly he b- procured for that
purpose and under such regulations may be from time 10
By Older Of the Comrnnndsr.in Chief
JOHN r. -PRAGUE, Adjn,ant General.
RsTURsISG RECIPIENTS.
Last evening the 25h Regiment under the command o!
Col. a. johnson, brave aud accomplished officer arrived
In TN. city with 80 leaving ?5 years In the
army This gallant regiment len New-York with 800
After passing through IS less than oneihird Of
h, number hays returned covered with and crowned
with honor They have brought back their bathss which
has been borne so OF the ssv-re engagements Of
the has been ddrd with shot ard in the tenn
pes; Of the strife bu every stripe sad all tie stAr'
there ,hsng troush tho d smoke that stains the blue
fold in which they This reai1ient principally
recruited in this city ard formerly under tho command
OF Col Kerrg.u. The Is the roster OF the regiment
Colonel c. A. johnson; MAJOR, P. Connolly, Surgeon.
Weed Assistant l.. Phillips; Quurefmast-r.
ani's hohol' tfg Aaisat, Lieut. VI 1i'rney Com.
Pany A-tiis' liru,en.nt J. }. bruce Company B-f's
L-uteusn r.. St.waIti SECOND Lieutenant y Hare Com
p.ny &C pain. r r. Eihop; fust Ii utenant r. coo.
onpsry D-~sconi Lieutenant, G A. MacreE- COMPANY
L-Cap.sl, W. ". Conner; Second Lieutenant, Z. X.
Bum. Comp.uy F-CaDttn. jaime. Graham Company
q Capita John q. Vsnd-fz-- Company H Fiut Lieu.
tsnant, San stocAmg Comp,ny l-Csptlin. ID. Olcoh
tf.t Leu,en.nt TLoms. Cosi,n Second Lieutenant L..
McLach. en-. Company h-tA ,sain, u f. haui'.
The 23,h was IN the following engagements; Yorktown
Hanover {. H.. seven day. bsore Richmond GrovctoO.
hanass.s Frederick.burs, Chaucsllorvil!e.
The 22d Connecticut Regiment months men Whose term
of service hs. expired will remain FORTRESS Monroe for the
present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

DESTITUTE FOR TIE DEAY AND DUMB'-Ihe
sppu. examination Of the pupils Of this human. aud excel
lent insttution will to-day and will continue until
tomorrow On "Wednesday tho 2lh instant, there VAL DO
AN exhibition in the chapel Of the Institution at hsIat
The Hs member. particularly invited to attend The cars
leave Hudson River RsilTosd depot, on Chambers street AZ
o'clock Tho Institution tho pride Of the State, and has
national reputation The course ofins'ruetion impaired 'hsfs
embrace, the moral and physical . wei the in'secu'
cul, re required by deaf muea The President ara '
NJ NAL. .nd female teachers have ali the qualifications needed
a., ,bs ,.,k This fact shown at the anniversary e'h
hon bsd few weeks ago the Cooper Institue-indeed
b., been apparent for many years-henoe tho Institution
b, epu,ston which places in the front rank OF tho ht
hool, in th. country. Some Of our best THINE" were
,.h, thar, how TO make written speech tho medium Of
opsh and how 10 express their ideas elegantly In tho sh
which has been reduced to assiene7 Dol mn'e In
With the laws Of compensation have Tor seem 10
,io.r .spse Of touch beener sense OF sight and
NOR. delicate TASTE than those who arc endowed WIN mo
g. Of ,po.ch and hearing hence they are qucA 10 spp
oias and cir minds like to receive npeon ana
| like sdsnsnt to retsin them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
THE REBEL RAID ON MAYS
WILLIE, KX.
omeiui Dispatch from Mnj.-Gen. burnside.

HKApQUAhIREs, CisCtNSATi, Fndsyt June ~ i6nJ.
Kaj Cen H. w HALLECH, GererGL IA Chief y arlington;
Gen. Sturgs informs that Col. DE COuTcV,
Syith parts Of the 10Th ana l4th Kentucky Cavalry
aud I'm and 9tb Michigan Cavalry cut of al IMP
let's Bridge the BODY OF Rebel cavalry that made
the raid upon Maysville. We killed and wounded
many Of the Rebels and took over 100 prisoners,
Including one Captain and two Lieutt tenants, and re-
captured a ] the property stolen at Maysviie. The
Reoels are broken to pieces, and may he destroyed
altogether, a. our peopl. are hunting them up.
A L. BURNSIDE Msor-GereEs.
THE foregoing Official dispatch flied in the Washington
Telegraph Office yesterday but was suppressed BY the Act
irz Supervisor who Forwarded di.psieh Of bis own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
Reports from Tagrrs,own and Vicinity.

HARsisBUHG. Pa. Mdn gh June q, 1863
Trustworthy advices indicate that the Rebel force
has increased largely about Hagerstown. They
have eighteen pieces of cannon.
A detachment of the lst New York Cavalry cap
tured number Of prisoners yesterday, and the l27th
Pennsylvania also captured some.
The Rebel pickets within five miles Of Green.
castle and cavalry force advanced to Mercersburg
and captured horses and property.
Gov. Curtin visited the camps to-day, aud was en-
Enthusiastically received by the New-York regiments
which he visited. lie also reviewed the Blue Re-
serves of Philadelphia, and that regiment will DO
mustered in tomorrow.
The Notifications are nearly completed. No fear
is felt that the city will be captured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
Trnselers' Guide.

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