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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Nova Scoiinn.

FATHER POINT W Wednesday. June l. loof'
The Canadian Steamship Company's packet
Nova Scotsn from Liverpool 18TH via Greencastle 2Oth
has passed this point route to Quebec
Tho steamship Edinburgh from Now York, and the
Damascus, from Portland arrived out on the 2oth
The steamer Kangaroo from New York, reached Liv'
crpool at a. M on the 18th. She left again for New
York at m. the 10Th, having been discharged ana
taken in cargo in twenty-four hours
The prospectus has been issued OF company to In
troduce floating telegraph stations and light ships near
the ordinary track Of steamers such as off CaPe Race
the vicinity Of the Sicily Islands. and in the Engsh
and Irish Channels. The capital Is 4250OOO. ,
Copenhagen dispatch says the PrnssianS in Jutand
refused to pay for necessaries OF life during the arms
tice The Danish journals demand the resumption OF
the blockade as a reprsa for this breach OF the arms
tice - .
public speaker at the annual banquet oi the koyn LII
erary Fund He acted as Chairman and acquitted him
self crcditably. .....u o.
ference on the7th Austria and Prussia demanded the
complete autonomy Of the Duchies, their personal union
with Denmark material guarantees and especially the
maintenance Of the point of Wow held by the federai
Diet on the succession question.
This latter point induced Baron Won Beust to give
his adhesion TO the German proposition III Is asserted
that Russia B. not averse to this proposal
The Swedish Minister Of Foreign Affairs charges
that secret instructions by him to the Swedish
officials in London were opened In Germany:
The session of the French Corps Lcgiaia'h Il pro
longcd until May -.
The Bourse was dull and dropping. Rentes 66f 6Jc.
The MadriS Epoca says that Spain wl.appoint rep
rescntatye TO Mexico as soon rs the Emperor Max.
milian shall have notified the Spanish Government OF
his accession TO the throne.
LONDON. MAY 20-fhe demand for discount at the
Bank on the 18th was very light, ana on thc I'm me
Bank reduced its rates from 10 per cent ne ei
feet has scarcely yet been developed. The Stock
markets very quiet.
Southwark circular reports continued dullness in
American Securities. Operators awaiting the result oil
the battles between Lieut.Gens. Grant anu Lee IN
Virginia
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL May sO-(hy Telegraph to Greenes.'le)
CorIOS-The sales of the week were " 900 bales,
including 1000 bales pccusors and 900 10 exporter
Tie mersel quiet and unchanged for American. While
sura;s other descriptions bad declined tct sses TO-
day 100 bales including 20n to pecuaoIs aud exporters
the marke. closing quiet u The following quotstions
Fair Middns
Orleans Nominal. "a
Mobile ......NoLuaL 4ttd.
t'psnd-. Nominal. I'D.
Stock port; 3y0OOO os,s including 100 AHciican
BREaDsTUYYs-TAc market Is quiet and nominal.
PRovIsioss-The marke; j. dull. Lard still declining. .
Lospos Consols closed at 81 d1t or Money. Bul
lion IN the Bank Of England has increased f3t2.V1
AMERICAN SIoCKs-Thc market Is nominal
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DIE ID.

BRUSH-A, Jamaica Long Island, Wednesday, June !,
Richard Brush, IT, aged "a years, month sud u day,
attend the funeral from his fathers residence to morrow
Friday afternoon, st O'Clock. Cars leave South Ferry
(Brooklyn sidol, a, ! O'Clock, for Jamaica
COLMAN-ln brooklyn. May 20. label B., daughter o.
Samuel and Pamela Coman Ia the 18th year Of her age
Her remains inferred In Greenwood.
DEMAREsr-At Cincinnati May 49, Of typhoid fever Mis-,
Viola '. DemaTrst third daughter Of tbs Row u L. aud
Flixs G. Dcmaros, aged - years
Tho remains be inferred In Greenwood Cemetery and
funeral service. will be held in the Unvcrsst Church.
Wiliam.burgh, l.. l., on Friday morning. at o'clock
HINCKLEY-On Wednesday, June l. at his residence, No.
Js West Thirty nth street. Of typhoid fever Zenas H.
IIinckley aged ~ years and months.
His remains will be taken TO Sandwich Mas for ntermen'
HOwARD-At Hudson, N. Y. on Tuesday, May 81. WIN.
Lsnsford Howard late Commander u D. Navy aged 70
ri. friends and acquaintance, respectfully invited to at,
tend his funeral Chs,s Church. Hudson Thursday June
2 at O'Clock p.
HOwLAND-At Astoria, Long Island, Tuesday morning
May 81 Mary Woolsey, wife OF tho Rev Robert D. How
land and daughter Of k.s. Charles Woolsey.
services the Church Of the Holy Apostles
Ninth aud Twsnyeshh street on Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock The relatives and friends invited 10
attend without iuTther notice.
RANSOM-On Monday evening, May 30, amer lingering
Illness. which he bore with Christian forude and resisna
tiou Jonsthsn H. Ransom In the 63.h year OF his
The relatives aud friends OF ths family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral Thursday Jun" at &ococL
from his ae residence, No. as Second avenue. The
mains will be taken to Orange ~ j., for intsrment.
Southern papers please copy
TRACY-On Wednesday morning, June l. at his late resi-
d-nee No Es.. Twenty third street Of typhoid fever
His service. will be held at the Church Of the Asen
sion finh avenue and Tenth street on Saturday
morning. tho 9Th inst at 10 O'Clock His friends aud the
friends the family respectfully invited TO attend His
body will be taken to Tarrytown for intern'snt.
wlLEY-At Florence Rally "Wednesday, Jan. 90 Of dis
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend h
funefa St. AIMS Church Sands street. Brooklyn, on I'm
day Juns D. q. ii o'clock, without other invitation
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wednesday June J. a, Beroan
Bapt., Church, by the Rev John bowling D. d., Freeman
Bl5odgood 10 Miss Eliza A. Curtis. All Of this city.
YNTOS-HOLMES---In Brooklyn, June l. by the Rev.
Thsodor, l.. Cuy-r. the Rev. George NJ. Boynton. OF
Riyerial- N \, snd julia II. Holmes daughter Of s.
Holmes, esq, Of brooklyn.
OVERWHELMINGLY Saint Michaers Church, on
Brosdway Msy u.s. 1864, by the Rev T. VI. Peters C. G..
Carpenter and Euphemia only shsr OF VIM T.. Wafns
esq. AL Of this city. No cards
MOTT PAULINo-On Tuesday evening. May 81, 3, the
Frs, Bapiis, Church. Broome street by the Rev T. d. An
derson John Mott to Louisa Pauline All Of this city.
this city, Tuosday morning,
3lst ult by the Rev HoIstio Stebbins. Henry Hobart
Porter TO Anna Mrtcaf Dwight youngest daughter Of the
late Francis Dwight. Of Albany.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
RANKRTrTcY BILL.

Mr.. JgSCKEs (Un., X. H., from the Select
Committee the subject reported back the bill TO
establish uniform system Of bankruptcy thIoughont
tie United States. MF. Jenekes congratulated the
House that this was subject entirely disconnected
from the political and partisan questions OF The day II
related solely 20 business men OF the nation. The
passage OF tie bill IVES demanded by every bus
ness interest. II subject which could be dis
cussed without acrimony, and upon which oil could
differ without anger. The enactment Of such law was
called ioT by the direct language Of the Constitution
The bill formed the basis Of permanent and uniform
system so that no longer there may b. one law IN
Maine aud another in Wisconsin, but uniform law for
all. The system now proposed was Il thoroughly prac-
tcal one 1t dealt not with theories but with the fact
called bankruptcy. The bill contained provisions for
both voluntary and Involuntary bankruptcy. 1t brought
tho filling debtor and his creditor to settlement
equally beneficial to each. IL discharged the honest
debtor on the surrender Of his property and protected
ee creditor against the fraudulent practices and reck
Tess conduct Of the debtor and secured what
before attained namely, complete uniformity in the
mode OF proceedings Corporations are included in the
provisions OF the bill. The measure now proposed
adapted TO Of business IA their present condition
Thousands waiting for the passage Of this bill
There never was an occasion when its passage so
necessary and the demand 80 urgent. No amendment
OF the Constitution was necessary 10 declare their
Anticipation. That instrument already provided for
berating them from the bondage Of debt In order that
they might exercise the rights which the Declaration of
Independence asserts inalieDabe In conclusion he
said this is Of unqucstionab!e good 1t Is de-
msnded by the people and authorized by the Constu
tion. Let it, then become n law.
Nj. HolMAS Qnd9 moved that the further consid.
erstiou Of the bill be postponed till the second Tuesday
In, December.
This disagreed to--53 against "a.
There were no further proceedings on the bill the
morning hour having expired
BRIDGING TIE BUDsON RIVER.
Mr. DAVIS On ~ introduced blu for the con-
struction Of bridge the Hudson at Albany for
military and postal purposes which was referred 10 the
Committee on Commerce.
NATIONAL BANK BILL.
The House concuned In the report Of the Committee
q Conference the disagreeing amendments TO the
National Bank bill
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LAW PARTNERsnIp.-Messrs. EMorr, VAN

LAW PARTNERSHIP EMoTT VAN
Corr and jerks have formed partnership for the
practice Of the law in NewYork City. Judge Emott
has recently left the bench Of the Court OF Appeals de-
clinng denomination and certain reslectonsto the
universal regret Of the profession and the public Mr.
Van Colt is lawyer of high position in this city MI
Grenvle r. jerks comes to NcwYork from Brooklyn.
where he has practiced With great ability and success
and was recently tho Union candidate for Judge Of tho
Supreme Court The firm Is Q remarkably strong one.
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Prom California.

san fRANclsCO, Tuesday' MAY ST, I'UI.
The bark Momentum from New-lO has ar
rived.
CONCERNING the silver lodges Colorado River.
The lumber.mis foundery and machine shop at Port
Madison Puget Sound. were burned May %
A meeting called at Virginia, Mag y. by parties
in favor Of paper currency, strongly denounced
the project. which is probably dead.
The crop prospects In California continues Improved
The flour and grain markets are fiat. The Cora IS to
sail for Sydney with cargo Of breadstufis valued at
$4,000.
Very few mining corporations are forming now.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, JUNE g 1864

Union Club Of Brooklyn have invited the 18th Regiment
N. Y S. N g. just returned from the battle field. to
meet With them to nigh! at their Headquarters Having
accepted the invitation the worn veterans will be
present aftcr which collation. will be given Thorn at
the Mansion House by tho Club
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OPENING op THE EIoHTH NATIONAL BANK

OPENING OP THE EIGHTH NATIONAL BANK
This institution was formally opened yesterday. at NO
64s Broadway with capital Of s250Ooo. Tho amount
of deposits received yesterday reached nearly $500 @
During the day a fne collation. served up. which
was we'll attended by the patrons OF the bank: Inc
interior is not fully fitted up yet but as the invta
tions for the opening issued some days since u
was determined BY the officers Of the institution that
their friends should not DO disappointed.
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Entertainments. Thi. Day and Evening.

For location Of eds and Of oommeneemen are edtr
fsenenfs in other column Of this paper.
WALLAcxs THRATKR-The Wife's Secret.
WINTER GARDgS-Thrce Married-trs Diavoo.
NIBLos OARpES-Be DeInonio
OLYMPIC THRArER-Pet Of the Petticosts-N ine,te
BROADWAY THEArER-0ur American Cousin at Homs
BARNUN's MU-yrN-Janet Pride
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DgsIsS-Works OF Art
Irvine HALL-Fsllon's Stereopticon
5S5 BRoADvAY-Heer's Demoniaca Performances
HoPE CHAPZL-Opera Of Cinderella
COOPER acknowledgement henomens.
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DRsvEn CnT. c. T. "Wednesday, juno ], I1I,
The Relief Committee for the sufferers by the
late food have raised nearly 50 400 About the some
amount is TO be raised in the mountain towns.
Groceries and provisions are exorbitanty high here
The following are wholesale prices; Sugar, JoGfOc.
Coffee, 62G75c.; Flour sl6aslo y 100 ID Bacon 'Oc
Other things in proportion.
The mining prospects good but operations are
res iricted by the great scarcity Of labor
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New-York stnte Inebriate Asylum.

BINGHAhToS. Wednesday, June /. leoi.
The annual election of Trustees OF the n. u.
State Inebriate Asylum held to-day In Bingham
ton The old Board OF Trustees were reelected. The
following officers were also reelected: Valentine Mott
President; VIM. j. McConn, First Vice Presidents j.
i. Williams, Second VicePIesident; VIM. X. Osborne
Treasurer.
The Asylum will be dedicated on the 9Th day Of Octo
tarn
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EEwP0HTsR l., Wednesday. june j, lsoi
The General Assembly to-day elected Henry
Anthony TO the United States Senate for six years
from March 4, 1865 The vote stood: Anthony. IS; /
George H. Brown. DEM. q; Scattering. l.
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Advertisement
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And IL came to pass In the reign OF Abraham,
whose surname was Lincoln, In the eighty and sixth
wear of the Independence OF the States u Aercs that
mighty rebellion arose In that land And Abraham said unto
Simon the Keystone State BE thou my amor bearer
And Simon did az he commanded and ashsed immense
hosts Of Young and arors from the East from
the Kenncbec from the great river Mississippi end
from beyond Rocky Mountsnsirom state called
he om. And being OF the kind whose hair cured not
little they snii Those who have risen against
cownrd, and when they behold banners they will surely
runbnt they didn't And 1t came to pass these two mighty
armies wen, forth fight th. plains Of Manassas And
Simon men though valiant and brave smote hip and
birb even so much that they hurried brilliantly back to lean
IN Abraham. bosom Aud many slain but were
wounded Then there great comrotion throughout tie
land And Abraham called aloud upon the wise and men
OF LII to ssye the sick and giys strength unto the
yvound,J Aud To- there In tho North Drake,
cunung ia medicine but OF exceeding modssy And when
Abraham and the people b-ed the wonderful which
were roush, by Drake Abraham said My children must
n,ms" Aud so Abraham drank and said there nothing
IN n not even In CANON County that bitter 20 the
lin. vet good for stomach and because these bitter
in.. in stag the masters Of the plantations II shall for
vs,nore be called Plantation Bitter And has been.
And the wonderful work which has performed 10 witnessed
al III. d.y IN every town. parish. village, aud hamlet where
bs habit. Of civilization produce dyspepsia, where
accidents and where climate destroys strength
and sppete And he said Let be proclaimed throughout
tops that ell who suffer from fvers dyspepsia
w.sknes loss Of appetite. headache and mental
ds.rondency will find relief through the Plantation Biter
hv ada tone the stomach and biancy to the mind of
which l. people. living example" And Drake did
me was commanded and got him place in the great City Of
New. York And many IN unto him healed
and wen, their way rejoicing
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Advertisement

Advertisement.
REYE's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUE CURE
Not cure nll but sure cure for Fever and Ague.
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gpetial Notices.
Grnnt .-Vfctory
A NATIONS GRATITUDE TO GRANT!
MASS SSEMRLAlE


Of Loyal Citizens without distinction OF party at UNloN
SQUARE on SATURDAY. June 4, q. 3 O'Clock p m
All citizens who desire 10 maintain the Union cane 70 sup
port the Nacas Government to stimulate recruiting
Union armies and also to render rfu
for services many battle field, for glorious victories
achieved and or protection given under Providence to the
lie OF the nation by Lieut. IT, GRANT are IN
vet 10 the benefit Of their presence and influence to 3D.
jects so deeply interesting to the country.
Many distinguished speakers viii tnke part in the proceed
ings. whose names will b. published hereafter
Fireworks will b. displayed during the evening, and II Is
expected that many eys residences and public buildings on
the square will b. Illuminated Should tho weather prove In
clement tine meeting will be held MONDAY the next
fair day thereafter.
For THE C0MNIrrEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
JAMES WADSWORTH, FRED. A.EONKLlN0,
CHARLES ?. DAILY, JAS. t BRADY,
X. II. MCCpRDi. X. ID. LATHROP,
HENRY CLEWS SHEPHERD KNAPP,
NJ Il. BRENNAN WIN X. STRONG,
BENZ. T. MANlERRE, VIM. SELlGMAN,
W NJ VERAuLYE, ELIJAH +. PURDY,
Henry f. CLARKE, JOHN II. WHITE
SMITH Fly JR CHAs q. CORNELL,
WED. W. CLARK, EDWARD p COWLES.
NATHANIEL JARVIS, jr., Secretary.
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Tho Government Loan
100000, 900.

SS2OO,OOO,OOO- .
THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED BY Act o<-Congrsss si
March ath 1864 which provides fox its REDEMPTION IN
COIN any period not sss than tn yssrs
fr,m It's date at the pleasure Of this Government.
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION ave i,er cen. intses, istObs
paid semi annasly IN COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN ara. received b. the
National Banks in United such
other funds as taken by them on deposit At par.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TON adds from three per psr to Its value
THE RATE OF INTEREST on ns Loan, although but
FIVE per cent In CON- much create in currency the d
ference between the market vauc of currency and gold
AsARUIE the FIVE per cent specie securities of all solvent
governments always par or above and cunency no"
funded In the National Losn viii be worth its face In gold
beside paying regular and liberal per cenagc 10 the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan is TIVE
Hundred Million Dollars Ths amount of Subscriptions TO
ported the Treasury Washington during Apd and May
has been over
sS6O,ooO,OOO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by tho TaxAs
uKxI OF UNITED s,ArKs Washington, and the As
srAsr TRxAsuaxRs {. NewYOrk Boston and Philadelphia
and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw YORK.. No. Walls.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or Nrw YcaK. I'D Brdway.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or NV YORK Pinest.
FIvrn NATIONAL BANK of NEv YORK, No aa3 Asv.
Sixth NATIONAL BAsK Nsw-Yoax 6lhsv. Brdway.
Ninth NATIONAL BANK or EEw YORK No. 363 Broadway.
TENTH NATIONAL BAsK OF Ngw.YoRx, 10. $40 Broadway.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BASx OF NKw YORK. No. II Duanest.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK on NEW York, 1874 Grwich"
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which deposisries OF public money. and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
the country acng agents Of the National De-
po,t,ry Bank will furnish further information on applies
ton. and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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Union Refugees Meeting.

KRw YORK May 90 1864
The Rev JosrpH P. thompson. d. D., and the Rev. WI
l. BupISaroS, ID. d.
REVEREND SIRs: We the undersigned respect
fully request you the earliest convenience to speak in
Cooper Union or elsewhere, in behalf Of the suffering white
population Of tho South within tbs Union lines
r. III MoCuRpY PRrKR CooYER,
Wn A BooTH EDGAR kKTCBux.
FRlNcrs LIKBRR A. r. WgTxoRK,
. UoRAcx WFBsrKR A. A Low.
WV. @. LAMBERT. LEhuEL bASGs
w DonoK J. NJ WKTNoRR,
wv CURTIS NoYEs, CHARLEs L. COLGATE,
4 r. CuIrTrspYs DAVID HoApLEI,
UopAcR CHAPLIN A. V. STOUT
CuIRIrs BuTIRR f.. L. FAscBER.
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Best Bifters.
I'm HOG vINcEs."
ROMAINE,S CRMEAN BITTERS.

The perfection of chemical and medical art has been ss
tanned the materials and their unique combination in these
Bsrs All other bi,ter followed by Supplying reae-
in the ratio that they eIhilarae Hence with thousands
prejudice against the use Of any has been created With
the Crinesn there 10 no such unpleasant effect They in
,ny correct nsuses cure quickly sick and head
ache and for Indigestion mental and physical prostitution
other medical compound equal them These are tho re-
suts Of months Of In United States Hospitals and private
use. FOR s.is by ell druggists and family Sxocers.
w. Chiffon H. Co., -
Marble Store, No. - Walker st., N. Y. -
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A Certain Cure for Hernia or Rupture:
All persons afflicted with this dangerous injury now b
radically cured without a shadow Of doubt
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
has cured thousands who expected to be cured
constructed entirely different principle from al
and EASY No PRESSURE Is made on the BACK CORD.
Power perfectly controlabe IL like the finger, IN
WARD and UPWARD. COMFORT and CURE is offered
WHO WANTS TO BE CURED
Pamphlets free for stamp. GREGORY g. Co..,
No. GOO Broadway.
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Oak Orchard Spring WATER.

THE GREAT REMEDY OF NATURE FOR DysPEr.
sIA DIARRHEA. and Affections Of the kidneys and Blad
ders also for General Debility Pamphlets furnished conssis-
ing reports from u s. Hospitals and oshor testimonials the
ghest medical authority oil esting the rare medicinal
tue Of this Water Ample accommodations nvads In the
vicinity Of the Springs Sold by the bottle or case.
GEO. w. GLAZE, 0eneial Agent,
No. S1t Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel BuIdins.
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Spring. ,,,r,, ~, orr,ruo 4,
ready and is not surpassed to sssormens style %
price In this city The Custom Room, Furnishing
and Children Department not equaled Satisfaction
gwen Y. b. BALDWIN,
Nos. 10 and u bowery.
The largest store In the city.
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A RrguInr Meeting of the UNION CENTRAL
will ne held on THURSDAY EVENING,
June II the Headquarters, Of Broadway and
23dst Punctua attendance i. requested BY order OF
WILLIAM A. DARLING, Chairman.
HkSKY II; HyELAr Secretaries.
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Mesrs r. H. McCURpr, VIM A. BooTH and others
DEAR sRs Most cordially do respond to your invita-
ton TO plead the Of tbs suffering white population OF
the South" before fellow citizens in Newyok Our
cent yi.. to Tennessee and Georgia has awakened in
minds an intense iu behalf Of the refugees within our
lines who need sympathy protection, guidance and
announcement. Whatever do for their relief viii DO
cheerfully rendered by your obedient servants,
JosEPH 7. THosPsoy,
H.lO. York. May. 10. 1861 WE. ivss BURLINGTON
The meeting will be Thursday evening June 3 and
will OF great interest, Due notice will be given o. he
place.
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Dcmulceut: Denaicent
DEMULOENTl
Dcmulceut:

This entirely Soap 10 beyond all comparison the bsse
compound yet offered for ....A
CHfPPED OR TENDER HANDS.
THE NURSERY. AND ALL TOILET USES
Manufactured only by
j. G. HULLS SON, No - PARK ROW, n y
Soaps and Candles For sale BY all respectable dee
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Welcome TO the Gallant 4th Regiment y. y.
g vi by the Central Union Club of Brookyn-S. X.
CHrIENDEN. ESQ., will welcome the war-worn veterans
M yAECOTT sesa, will deliver address at the Head.
quarters OF the Central Union Clnb Of Fulton aud Pine
lanple-sts THURSDAY EVENING, June p The 18th Rsgi
rarut have accepted invitation to be- present.