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fur KIRKLAND CAsE.-The case Of sunny N"
,., ,.,um.d before City Judge McC0nn VI saturday
mania, Tn. proceedings commence: ey the reading Of
rd,s s,u.r, the retptn Of No
cent 10 N. witt, TIL. folio wius were The chief points;
The oasr,s oh,god upon the prisoner mn oe tsten ~.
,.n.a ~ nv either mi Ary civil rhuns ara nov "
an. 81 mi red ui i.dictiOn, by two separate uiD"a'
IN, onIy oa,use with which tho prisoner cen DC
which military court can take oosnzAhco Vi " 'A' ~
berg spy. .,,,,.A M of,nse
with which the mituy power can Lave anything 70 oo
The oI.n,e Of beng spy stic'y cehueo W
Of orgre, which forth hat alone sha con''a''
of,nse, and Whist shall be It's pun shuen' 49, "a q.
Under that Cpnger, the prisoner 10 NOT 'ps' au
neither to be- held nor poDi-hcd a. one, 4. s.o
The poners loyalty IL nna1estoned his conduct 20 nee
Ing from the Rebel ptOn and putting MS ne ana p'p
ertv in dlngeI showed ths . -,
The act ot The Provost Marshal In making the arrest was al
iLug.nl- OF civil liberty and private nghls anu WI" "
cordauce with , rule oi nstona. law -,
Mr. Glasssy In reply said he hoped the case wouu nave
been dons,d strictly Legal grounds, end that no auhou
woud be ma 10 10 matters calculated 10 excite rather thsn 70
ssy irritation 10 thi, hs er.cot dsippointsd
lie denied tha, there any conflict between tho civil ara
n, Jurisdiction and urged that ths oden'e was purely
military one and 10 investigated ana settled By military
tribunal lie commended that the important and only quos
lions ia the
I. Rober, Nureut Authorized by tho United st'tes Gov
srnueut 10 represent It in II, military powers Ia Se"
York ,,, :,
Dil sllney Kirkland coms from State with which the
United States 4. q, yar' - . =,
Ifhc answer to each fhsss questions should be in the
s ru ave then the military Jpsdicnon aon "" tue ono
| engaged Ia this matter.
The Jadge then took tho papers and vened 10 render bis
decision to-day.
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To "a, Taitoref The y. y. Tribune.
SIR. \ week ago / addressed note to You re-
,pecdos Gen. schOhsld
I.sve Just received private letter which fully suslains
be statements then made. 1t is written 20 me, not IN
au,weI 10 spy letter OF mine bad not written lin Nor
st IN Consequence OF the publication ofsny sentiments OF
views .scra,d him by the pre' sueieri time bad OF
elapsed FOR those papeI 10 reach ST. Louis. bat It il fsnk
lse-w ccrins CT Ls feelings tnd views. to personal
friend. - .tbeut reserve The letter Is a. follows,
ST. Loui, June |, 1861.
Nv pR.p Sir: - - La. Informed ne ol N. inter
elt manifested in my Promotion ard correction
~ tb.s departments aud above all, that you hsve done
tie kbdues asss my oundnes' On th" important qoe
ton Of tie day lou fight 90 sayins taat Ann
s'sSeiy man. though not an Aboionisi beof. the VA
The.e terms have greatly changed their relative neaons
Of TIE ns"qgetcc 81 tbs Rebtiln 90
q her a. OF the absolutely to es
great Of The R. iou Sud the ouly oJses u the
Of perfect Union. The PERCEPTION oittr'o important uatns
have ge h.pe list tue ole CoGvruou winch meets On
1874 inst, viii adopt measure for th' tpe'ey conan
cp.,on Of slaves. h'o our ecus' here Wal be 'a'''an
Wien to popular mind sels' great prncip..-d
restraints BY erstiog lave. aud IA h haste 70 bTesf
dyg tn bafer cE '.he. IN TIC ~sy o i' ia lHs 70
TIT, difficulty hoie The - pc I'll nae, freedom it
toe slave NO OF United states Of Ai..'uh nor
demand. that Tsl pH3or to Lri be pr
ted. Lett hAve IN ordnance Of the STATE ,o"venon
which viii SATISFY the demsnc' Of tee popular m-nd and 10
l1i man viii 4AuIuGT.
Voc IN in .iue rith VIA. deep utsfer look fotwsd 10
tie settlement Of this question deeply iavoviDs the
succe, o. the great foI tie time being groi T. ~
la AIksr,ss and ether States 70 which the Ps,'den Proc
lss,ioI spJiss fsr "a have ob'erved such difficulty
e1i,i. Tie loya people accept the without
plant, PERFECTLY wiling g. give W all they have must be
for Union So the se.er honor IL due thea ioT
er cefa IscIiAce because they do not aud cannot be
.Ipect-d spyGecisto srcefsni tho pnueigls Of
freedom - Il in pressed upon The oye hs.t Of ID. Ngi
Pes.s ,ccspt macy thsuki Tor tindus. Nd s'gs
ms. Your. very truly. J. 81. sCHOflELD.
10 JSo. y. WILLIAM, etlr New iofi
ain sure ST. you Will be glad to give these m,nly, T,n
.rous sentiments your readers TO place Gen scho
held BY bis words, clearly ADD indipvisby
night the record which do with u; any design
housh, III, part that Ls would be Published
Yours with rs,p-et, JOHN - WILLIAMS.
Isrk ] 6 1851
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conv,nton arc ire recipients Of the hos salites Of
-. Ts~o, and citisens Of St. Louie. Ibe State at

C...,o, a.. tAs recipiepts OF the hoe tslites Of
me Msyo, and citisens Of 81. LOUIS: The State as
large is represented by Ex-Goverp" King and s. d.
RuSgles, and ths city by Geners. Wslbridge, Gen.
Murray. Noble, Miner and McMnllin. Oswego is
represented by Messrs Nation, Pilkin. Owen,
LYON, Matteson, Churchill, Grant, Davis ana
French; and Buffalo by Messrs. Hazard. Allen anu
Rogers Several other cities and towns arc WORTH
lily represented.
The delegation arrived yesterday BY fpeciar1 Cur
on the Chicago Alton and st. Louis kos1. atay.
were officially received and welcomed inls s. hae,
noon by Gov. Gamble, Mayor Finley, anu t,u r.
he proceedings were of great lnteres" he a..
Blow made the welcoming speech On tuo p"s .ooafn,
city, and Gen. Walbridge RESPONDED IN ~ ,h.
well conceived and Patrone Pmas,e. allowed
Mr Rngoles llustrated the incslcuable Importance
of waier comm unicstioD between the Atlantic ana
the Mississippi, by refer to the imm-nso gram
! nrodncts of he West. MI dazaid spoke 'or pui
| falo snd Mr.. Churchill for Oswego.
Gov Gamble, on behalf of the State OF Missouri,
rscoonized the importance Of the movement. and
sald Missouri desires to sacrifice everything 10 the
Union. lCheers. An institution wuich belongs
TO Missouri and connects her with the South sue
herself is about to remove. Cheers. She Ieels
the Importance Of the injunction, " II thy right
hand oflsnds cut il off Cheers. That IT Id
fixed fact hat il is be done, and done 30 40 to be
permanent, | do not doubt at all. lCheers.l L
bore that YOU wall exercise yonr influence, nov
merely to open that canal. bus that you will give to
your people true impression Of the deep the aoid-
Ing determination and LOYALTY OF Missouri in adher'
irg 10 the Union, and coUsecrating her all 10 II.
[Cheers.
MAYOR Filley followed, declaring his joy to hear
the Governor Of the State of Missouri proclaiming
that he stood mere St. Louis stood, III favor OF i'm
mediate emancipation; but Missouri also wanted
another way to The Atlantic opened than that which
Vicksburg locked up. Cheers.
Mr.. Drake OF ST. Louis WAS the last speakers.
He favored the opening of new route IRON the
Mississippi TO the Atlantic, where there was no
traiio ORE ut lis mouth. Cheers.
The delegation are ~ be taken on Monday to visit
the Iron Mountain.
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puaIIc RECEPTION OF THE THIRTYsEVESTH
AVN ruprYEisHrH REoIxEsrs-The Joint Com mitsee Oh
a.. Cannon Council on National Affairs held meeting on
Saturday and decided to svo public reception to the tn
a aa,b Rsspcn,s NewYork Volunteers today and should
m weather prove favorable the display will DO tho randess
,,, h.. vat taken place similar OCCASION Alderman
poolo Chairman Of the Subcommittee. waited upon Gen.
mn ho .,ured him that nothing should be wanting on MS
81 40 ,s,d,r the affair one interest as far military es-
81 ,v.s concerned Col Marshall Leerts has issued an
o,a for the 9TH Regiment to parade to-day an escort to
.be nth and 3h regimens line will be formed on La
fay.tte.p .ce st4 o'clock p. m
Cant Oo's Troop OF tie lat Regiment Will also parade
and Il e .ad that the list 6)th 9Th and 2od Of Brooklyn Will
r,i. In The reception Of the cd soldiers
In the evening tho Jh and 3sh will be bsnqus,ed at the
CITY Assembly Rooms the Park Barracks not soIdirs SUI
6e.nt .cconu odstion for the purpose.
On Saturday the J9th marched from the PARK Barracks TO
IN. lowe. Areusl. which place they viii use Temporary
quarter. until mustered Of the service The 3h are still
quar- e cd at the Barracks.
A, will DO by the programme OF the Joint Coumse
Of the Common Council a. another column. the reception
will t,ks place at o'clock this afternoon At winch time
salute win be fired Ia tho Park. The military VII lie uncer
the commsnd II Bh. Ger. Hall After review by the Mayor
aud Common Council the procession will pass np Broadway
ground Union Square, Fourth through Ssysnesnth
,enue Twenty 6h street, Finn avenue. Fourteenth street
|, Broadway. to the City Assembly Rooms, where the
troop. viii be dismissed.
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TaSs no Basa Mercury Uoplsaso. Aedie!ses, Tor n
pleasant aud Dangerous Diseases.
IEI,MBOI.D'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
Ia al their stages, At e tIpsus4 little 81 90 ehsnas OF W
ct; 10 Inconvenience AND NJ EAPOSUBE
IL causes frequent desire and sVes strength 70 urinsse
thereby removing obsrucons preventing and e1uns snefs
"I.. the ur-thr. a.yips pain aud inflammation 90 re.
qurnt IN OF Gsrars and eip-llny POoONOU5
DISEASED AND WObN-OuT MATER
lu.u,sna, upoe Thousands 40 have been tie
VICTIMS Or QUACk5.
and Who have paid HEAVY FshS he cured IN shost
tD. L.ye found bsy deceived AID that the Poison"
has. by the Of Powerful Asnogsn.n been dried ~
the system, to break cut IN sggrsyatsd form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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DissER TO BHIG-GES. WARD.--On SATURDAY
evening lA,s number Of military scat.ru4en AID Civilians
ene tanned Bns Grn. Henry II. Hobart NsIJ ionery
tonaudant Of the Jh u. .un,nt ~ u v, with duu,r 81
Dom9utss Of Fourteenth street and nan
Amoug tie gentleman prescott noticed 81 Den. slckls.
0en " Is naye.. Cob Is. Iaymsn Of the J1,h n. Y. y
L'u'i J.. Ford. T. !. Leigh, Capt J. NJ Co.ney Lieu.
~ Raphael Baiu. T. Andrews, Surveyor Of The fo.t Eliot
e. Cowdi. Timothy o. Churchill, Richard Bustccd Ethan
Aeu. ard ohos. DueJu,co having been douc the sub
tlnst Aud dehesoio M Cowain made brief speech ia
which b. alluded tho ciyce. witch t,n. Nerd hsd reu
dofa tho Oovtiubrn 81 tue h,ld aud concluded ~ 30
fo.ug he health e tbs. sch',uaL Ienalkug Nv, d d.,
goo. tao ia ,Lful .ct,ait, welcome g. eur boafd
O,n. " ard up nsing, rcciycd with loud applause
To begged to be r1cuted IL IN mtiLg speech rs tal Wa
Do -thef OFT 81 hi me but would nevertheless tn hi,
hcr tasukslpf 10" honor THAT al be- L.
bHts J.. Auufrss followed N silrt fn,.tI. luI .id
though Ls held oii.- under tho Gog.rt te IA y5.Id
wiz as Ir ,.b 4 of TO u,acA 81 tosc Grove men 49,
HUfu row rrsh'd in pnus aow. tho rb. i9u wufuryrr
hry should TtuIn nom tht bJOi. reuarss of
hlsny ltH ~ut nature 90 Oen. 4lJ, who MAJ f.- az
seven bi'f4,s 10" ilu''nf wsf esif lu u
lrAico 3D. Audiuws itnildei = ir4efs that trc was
-o inot o,'f 81 ui.n tank tnlaut tnu- .f-ttru
-,c..fu0 co." - tu- inst Co. slp tIr .mo,u ia o..
rsr o ,Lr lfIp uitf uc ttte,A ioA ut a,n ,l 40
.h'.u cd - % be- IA % ~. Fg .n ,uI
AZ ROM 0 Boz. ipf -,Dluins 10 %, rD .. .t, .l
utf At '~.tu Ql..iA 'Y rupfIs.. l4r Ird I. li
At D." .l4 loco. .'J h't "--. o.. o-i '..ca DO.
f.iIfs .lIltH 20 i.. al"ild bend Do i.l.t
i4} tD 30 b'rOr a. ttI. nln u.un t.at .Y
r.uIfksi uAf % tH COM iry vH+ la flia. a r4
.ho b'tcs 80 Lr VA, thry would t1t muck uoir
10 - cirvt. he lsi4a ugh coupYtrt 20 Toe TINA Ann
IVfP'i The mep VI "beb, "eD W .sspncd us COMMAND,
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CITY ITEMS.

por,,c RrApIScs-Miss Augusta L. Dsrgan' as'
.,.,.a ~ A., B. Browp with the amateur aid Of hrs t.
E.t will read selections from the Poets and D''ns""
=, oa.o,,b. Hall this evening. Miss Dssan hss never
on,or,ed an audience Of her personal friends
,s,,db her readings with emphatic favor Mnsic' both
e IA ,,,,umep,s will bshten the attractions Of the
evening" Tickets. 80 cents.
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Az Annorr Tnsrr.-ORc.r Irving, Of the All

IN AUWOTT IWFFT.-VIUCTT vi
sa,uid.y arr, ...d Charlse Wiou on charge
OF .t-.i.s 80 90 om n. desk drawers Of Noah l. s"ezey
su No. III sou.h street II appears that Wilson and
sey-f. 9thrr vent u.o h- store OF SweEey Co., ~ tr
when 81. porter hsd bsca left IN entire ehnss anu ~ho
some If engaged ala attention looking a. thirs' IN the
.torr ato tbs couDtiug ana bepei
himself kdwAd h.l tue porter, sreing wilson's move
went becs and eachag with hsnds n Que u
ths a.w.r. he b.d op.ued by means OF a'- sry'
b.id tim m tho we'd aud arrested him. The money
a., -. usv.s t.sru nom the drawers were found on hi,
r.-on a, the Justice Connolly committed
an. accused ia de .sl m bail to answer. Nusohs con
Celebrates escaped.
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had In, ops p . and that vss TO the enemy whom
ever ordre and never finch while shot REMAINED
10 their c,ridss This 0ensrl ceneuoeu onspsion
Of beaio rrsyeat,d him from or,toIcs 'n'It o sy
d'.cTpton Gen. Busted and Ms made pI' ,r@ Gsa
Gespph.p ,spfs.,,ns h. &C., ,s., be eonld no,
sonpp psn'nr the soss the evening soldier Of the
hst SsasL
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The IEIsu RELIEF FUyD.-Jamss +. Byrne,
Tfta.urr Of the Hsw.Yok Young Meas Roman Catholic
Benevolent Association. las tsndsd over to Mr Richard
O'Gorm,n tie Of 55 2t he proceed Of he late lee
sure By Mr oGonsn a. tie Cooper Institute iC the benFh'
Of tho lf.rus 700. Of Ireland Ths handsoaio smount Va
M di,,,tea,d 10 IN. Dublin COMMITTEES At an early day
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FEMALESl FEMALES! FEMALESt
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, Or CONlEN.
PLAriNG MARBIAoE.
In many affections peculiar 10 Females the Extract Bocha
h Dy al, otef remedy ChIoro.is ksten
don Ineg1sdts PangiBess or sGpPfes'io1 Of Customary
kvacuaon. Uicest-d Scboos state Of the Uterus Lsa
corfnes ot Whie. olsty for all complaints Incident
20 tue .ex whether Arising from lDdi.cIeton, Haos Of D
p-''A' - DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
See ,yInp,Ouls above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IL
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TmE WorNs-TLe worms are becoming very
area, nusnce many parts the city much 80 ina It Is
dl,u 70 pa, sonE boat being erhled By them soVsra
trees IN The CRY HAL PS infested 70 luch sI,eni that
bs nsshbous .mps and the ground seen. aye with them
The Linden aud certain oh,i kn stre-' which tho worms
ppeu to have Partially lo this year. perfectly denajsi
Many hne guisu. .l,o susilg rom The pest which
comins,c to cat Up the shr-bbey sad feed tho
foliage olur gsp. vines 1, feared that the eiog Of sps'
viii % ysiy small Ia conssiusnc.
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AFFIDAVIT.


,..,,. ,,,..,ea before me- an Alderman Ofihs cry
ptu,JirI, H. e neluooli who be.us day .Ssln, rs :,
-. IL, tl.pspu1n contains no rsFco!ie. 10 i"e''"
Other III asioas dru.. bu1 sEe truly VeS,'AP 'tgLnBoLD
- .l sub,,ribcd before me- thi, 80 Gay 4 N''s''"
,sst' WM L hlbBARD Aids' p Tsn. a.,cs,.
yai-st. above Race fnhs"'F
Ads,s,. l,.,er. for Information. in coahienee.s 10
II. Il. uELMB OLD'
CHEMIST.
DEPOT.
No 10. SOUTH TENTH STREE
pslow chEsrsurb
PHILADELPHIA.
II.
urv,py on CoUNrGRgElr' AND UNPAN'irh''
DEALERS
,,h.. .,,,,yor 10 DISPOSE OF thsir own ana WV
co. on the reputation attained 0J
IIEINIBOLDS GENUINE
RAIIONS.
"A''"'o''T GENUINE EXTRACT BucHu.
HELMDOLDS ...s,p,RlLLA
~ ''' rrErlYg IMPROVED ROSE wAsM
1850, ~, nnt.,,alsrS EVERYWHERE.
Ask FOR uELMBOLD'S.
TAKE no OTHER.
On, on, the advertisement and 'cad for IT, ''' '''''
iu,Yos.glon I'D Shpos"Is'
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The IILTPCTIAN

The lILIPUTIAN bridal lARIf, Ion lhumD
snd , Com Sntt and N.uli- Nan-n. vith p T. Baruum
eq group Inc ou.s carte De 'i'iie showing their
.rsrt 81. atsr .tr. VIZ. accurate s-nos-"s Correct and
c..fy 4. ln-l oun,. dress sold vy~rywhee At iac
f5 = crn. ~ cents per ie4eu, sent by mail
q 4 foe nd. tr,- % Of prrc, a. h1. DGAOkKsTs Empo-
riu OF Fa.hiors No. As Broadway. Esery photographs
c1a1sa tA t-c a,ss Interesting Carte dc |ss
81 r. - =
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POLICE MoyrMrsrs.-During the past week the

POLICE MoyEMkhTs.-Duflhg INC past "coh 'ii'
Police Comm lor era have made tho following changes;
1ppoirfmeni-D iuiei Nse,s. 10 the ll,hi Edward on
lsrs 10 the I'd Francis Wcis 20 The si George DAVIS 10
III. 2T,b aud Frsrci, Bradley. 10 the 3th. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ch,s ~. Sbernsn. OF Tho P,h
Loci, =. King cue 3di John H. Rhoades 81 the is,n w
G. Arm,tronr Of the 2ld John Man, Of the IAN Pat
rrk O4rs oth, 29h; John Mccormick Of ths l3hi Mar
f,o.,,,,, -P,,,.lr an Thomas Ms..n-r from nth TO
IAN J.m.. Meowan 2iio 10Th. Psrck Rash 9Th TO !Oth
John saiv,n "a 20 ieh Pstfc. Me- ,5e lS.h 10 tth
Rocf h. ian ., Inih; Maurice L. Moiiay - % Oh
Th.opnu. lay s,n 20 % stephen Bsker i.th 70 'Ji
Jane. Loouis ath l7h John Reed Ism 10 <'tn yonh
Cs.re, D.y- j., i5th. Jan~, Hove, ION 70 I'iA
Rcrad Handy 2l,t ~ p, Henry Rsbin Pie, 70 "a John
M. iisy 81 70 20h: bert Nsn Tas'e 2lt 70 ID AlsIsn
der Ri. n III 10 Ist: jacob No.bscn 9Th 20 2is-
Ds.,died-PstfIcA EisisLd, iitA.
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FoR EURoPr.-The BItsh steamer Great East
,ru Cs fs.os sailed "a Liverpool o. Saturday ate noon
win 96I calm md lilo ,.sus, ps"snEsn HsarJ b'rsh
l.iy Appointed Secretary ~ LECTION 70 81 Petersburg
h family the Rev Dr. Lisj John Of toe Church Of
III. Holy Trinity Broo.lyn the Rsv Dr. Clarion tic Rev
r J. Wu-y ,te Rev. d. AcL,us tie Hen. Chsa Niriyre.
sra tho Hon M.sn Latham Of California. are smonE be-
pi'..ussp
II. Hf,h nal ,.e,n,f Eirs Csf, Bfooi' 'o 'aed if
Lv.rgoo -. ... l.y -ih - cabin p'aspsc and oihs"
10 Ne a.,ns,. I'D t-7.cll "a specie.
II. ,is.a,r Hans. lsi Saturday fer Bremen With az
p,..st. ,r. al ~! 9Oo IN 'Feo.s.
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ARRIsT or PIcEPocEET.-On Saturday, Iho,
p,,rn wa, sr,ttd Ia e &c, Of petas the rocket q Mn,
~, ueti, 81 Newt NO l.. /. val. riding In SiIih
A,rtus RailriAicn. lie tAscn before Jafce onno.
q TOO Iombs Police Court who c0nnitcd hin " dssG' o.
200 Dai -
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RROCKEYN sEC us.

Tnr TRxIs oS WAsniNGr1s PaRh.-A number
q tho Young tree W.hnston PsTk (Fo Grscn have
been completely stripped q th.f barn BY der NO
b.. on the srosRd duhSs peons u the Jay .d evening"
About doIsn 81 snl ohsrs 2. wlilsI
luE ION t,e a,ation. rsy have coca sue go Co. Would
TO, be well for tho city .l.horss. to replace thsa and
n,anue euorcs ordinances by mAkt severe exam pe'
OF those detected IN violating temi Tho wooden rie.ss
fence rco,u. me park s.o in dis iiird condition and
feqsrs. ,,tsniion. Il val, IN few !ea' co" s. mseA
money .or repair, 80 II Guild Construct iron railing
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A IouHFuL SwIspITH.--A lad % about II years
Of 49, b.ht sod lsie,nt in APPEARANCE called Il tte
hou. Of h PACKARD IN President, Union street lew
dsys since. ADD fcpTcseung 1at rr hsd escaped rom
CIaflc ton c. wncf. hi mens resided bad come Moth
see could anything 10 30 10 support hin.ei bs
quite grd l-di procured him some good clothing
gave ha sppt.r promised TO make proyfior 20 have
nina tak-n caro- VI. iiavus bs.u l-u In Co
chsuge h,. cothas heGppopiAieds god watch worth 80
t0oA tho hf,. oppou unity ,hat pseH.od TO make hi
escape. lie has not been seen since.
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tAdvcrsemsnt
atm UtyAN FACE DIylNE.n-A news syst


o.nory ewes. cars. n0s. ip. nos;h head har eye
ufows hands feet ssla e.mP~Ni'n. ~ith al sisns Of
and how % rad h.m. gwen % ine fnfereosea
Journal Iua- numhsr Uc. New volume commences july
81 >. year. EosLKs WILL, 30. 80 bEsaasssy y. l.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT p1CHu.

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHUs
For weaknesses arising from Excuses. Habit. u Dpss
tion, fafly inoisci etiou or Aouss, sttspdsd
with the following o nptoms:
Indisposition to Exeftton. Loss Of Power
Loss vi AomoIy, Difficulty Of BrssthinG
Weak Nerves, Trsnbi1g,
Horror Of Di,.s'e, Wsseiunesa
DimBess OF Visloa, Psla Ia the Back,
Hot Hsnd. Flushing Of the Body
DR., ness OF the Skiu Fruptons on the Fsoe,
Uniyers4l Lststuds OF the Paid Countensnss
Muscgllr - stem.
These syuytpn, Il aiowed 70 20 Which tbs medicine
invariably removes. soon fol ~
IMpOTENCY FATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS
In one wDish he p,tleut insy expire VINO canssAy
they feqGeu,y followed by those dIefGl dexsss"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many the canse Of tneif suffering but none
will confess The I'd. of toe insn Asy sBd the 0es
anchors aes.h. ~ COssanpOn Desf ample witness to the
uutn II tue assertion. - - -.
THE CONsrfTU rloN ONCE AFFECTED BIZ ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires The aid Of med ,s0,,5en and nvgorae the
system which HELabOLDs EXTRACT bUCbU igvusS
Lly doe a iI.Al wall coIy.ncetle uost skeptics'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

The GrsrRAL SYsoD Of the Dutch Reformed
Church In session in Newbursh. The attendance Of cele
Atos very large By vote Of the Synod. the Min'oib
Convection will oceopy both Tuesday and "wednesday even
ms. mont THO Re-. Dr.. Csnpel president of Rutgers
Cos.cl tho Rsv Dr. Ee' aud The Rev j r. Berry. with
o,lcI, will deliver addfess.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

DOS,TiOS OF THE MLTRoPoLTAS Police To
ufn SICK AyD WorSDED SJtDsK' uNIos.-n'pec'or
Carpenter h.. Ito following report SftAe elections Ia he
Police DO suont ior euons ior ,k AMI wounded sol
disfs:-
To. collected In the Department ard p.ii INTO
LaIds the Of lemons tho sick end wounded
.o-fs g. sT, o. have ai to hrkn0v edge TO tcc.pt
Of suou ytuou- note containing - purpose
aud 10 om llc ianiiy %! Et.Af hcscnuni. Esq Total
-ia1 ~
10 ra'rolm.n Mcws,er. ofths g6h Precinct, dae ~
.rL. /, re,e ui.ns sck and wounded der
DANIEL CARPENTER, Inspector.
NJ Kighrm hos reed tho flo~ lcAsl. a,kpos leds
ueli 81 tte donation made by he family.
CLSTKAL ugF,ETsRNr ~ rns MErKoPOLiTis PoICE.
10 .On Mulberry sf-.t, N-w-iors. Jane q, i0hl !
fDGAH kE.Cn .sq-Ny Drar SWs IouIm'slouer
Tho. & Ac hss u't banded cheek lbr lr
Dy of youi family i,s tho pucL,-.
sri0as ilr Dobi Ad biage stk ald wounded s.Ics
,ufo in tAo 'af1us ho.i its- cont guous to ho UnJn
afH.et
H. tshafof tie member. Of this department. thank Won
h1d krd family ff sel, cn, medium Ia convey
b. 'ick wounded -oll.cs u tie Uuion
r1nehn, plsnch tie burning thr and .ooth, weary
hour. Of A5ss paioc tLon wb1se ,utrIm,s have been
brought sbOui H. dsfens~ of beloved c,uulGy.
"'II.s itts thls
To g.ges cng Il sa'ef; yet - alsht
81 r.Ol ff,rcsIfurtt d. lined by fufrIsI lips,
hsy gNra alo 4 ~ plea - fhr iramo
hofv sHIuisrn ithu vfoI trcftfian fuirs
Isu,ws go lilo OF joy 4u hrIlt'si hO.u."
Noly ivsp'ctuli, SAD tul5 Joufs.
DANIEL CAltfEN4ER, Inspector.
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THr BLIND LTtDiyG Thy BLIND.-A blind man
aud -su r,.iirs l5l Adam, street lead
u esch other iLc tuon teTy bridge srppsi overheard
tell tho sip. Saturday evening ast. Iaey were
rr.cu,d without hayiD. sustained iuJuty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

CorSrTRYrIr PosTAGE-NorEs.-Sew counter
felt :Oeert PoUtss. uo..' In e!.e8aton. They are
eo.usy eI,eaisd. Tho most no.be mus ofihs os'ss" o.
tho bin .,hs 50 In the UPPER lehsni CONFER which 'an'
A. 70 tas border.