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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
Ngw.Yo STATE NATIONAL GuAnD.-Or-

NBw-YoRK STATE NATIONAL CUAnD.-Or-
ders al promulgated from Inspector Gen. BGchcder
directing Brigade Commanders TO make returns upon
the saboncd points, and 1t Il believed that the move.
ncnt contempatcs reorgai irato Of the State militia
I. The number Of regimenta orfIpl,ahons
The number Of company organizations with tho SEXUAL
number Of men prrsrht for dnty
The actual each regiment coai parade for inspec
ton or da'y tive days notice.
The pnmhsr Of arms and equipments complete IN each
company or Organization.
s Tho number 4 fully uniformed and Where only a
part & the uniform has bern ssncd report the special de-
lciepcios.
The number ~ ann nrnts and uniforms actually
required by each regimen ~ ct al ORGANIZATION sixty.
four private. To 'sch conf
Whether i-qui.tons I've bern forwarded 10 the In
Goners clothing camp aud harrison equipars
which have not beer Oiled aud II any the Of rcouon
snd amount reqnirrc
Wbcth-r rny regimentnl district has not vet been or
also whether N yopr opinion th. .evfc~ would be
benefited by the dbadmen consolidation Of any regi
mental company or-an'ka In your sade district
o F!sasr add any 'ugsi ton. relative tho organization
and dis PIN. your brigade which may think proper
10. Your report should ba gcd IN tie forn above
adopted, aud ior"srded dice ~ To the Inspector Gener
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
M E XI c O.
.,es.,.e. of the Republican Ar"ies-".''
.moros Abandoned by sn Its Hnhao"'

,,uoroa A1aEdoneu W Vi" AsH
auis.
TO Uonston and Galveston papers We get
Cyyuatlon Of the Mexican news.
ar rte had captured CamargoCbena, 10 mles nHa
C,nsyco aud was marching On Matamoros, rsee..in5
Embellishments all the way Col Canales hhn JoInuu
,in with 9c0 men, and Vdaurr was at Lareuo Win
From Pisa del Aquils oath nit. we learn that on the
ord the Liberals attacked tue lmperaiiss AZ rreura
Nocas and drove the latter out taking POSSESSION o
the sce The defeated Ippcrialists hed 10 the river
wlich they sorded 81 OF them, principally oicor
succeeded IN crossing the river on horseback put e
Liberals cut of the retreat Of the rest and made 'neIi
prisoners. cr
Cen Iopez who was driven out 81 Monterey by teh'
Nezr.te hal arrived at Matanor0s with l,f,O men.
Ceftenss wa. to have cut Lopez OF but supposng ne
world make ,or the river started to head him OIL ana
MaIlial.lev has been established in Matamoros a''
Gen Nea has ordered that ~ foreigners take up AZ w
in defense 81 the city ard has sent to vera NfuS No.
assistance There are goods in MataiDoros 10 ~
yalue of $4,000 O0o and he merchants nave selH
petition 60 Macmillan to allow them 10 sonu tnss
goods lack whence Shey came. ~ there is no ms NJ
for them there now. and Ss they wish TO DO aioNeu
do without rayinG theNttes on them IT or ont,
There is nerfcci exodus of the inhabitants .. Ma''
morC s. all going 90 Brownsrliie: ..., b..
We are It'd under date of May ]. that q bsttie ne
cor mencea between Aojia and Negrete, ana uia' u
! lstler has IL guns SD tie FOL mer ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
IL formed 81

H. tie country there i stll some IL ~ or i3''"
rench troops, asst was thought unsafe SiAdra"
lore than 10. 600 mcn ~ ~. Corps Er7,Ji 'J1fbe
The total available force nov IN Meaic1 m: he d.
" men and the quality % The French and Austrian
lri Of th. foroo IL vcry good.
The Minister Of War nov isGcn. Juan de ID. PEN
flrsha basaine H. sii cont iai ..srinchief OF the
'Tan,o Mexican tfo0rs. Ia command OF tho MEXICAN
gmy proper 10 Gen. McJin pare indisn bot man OF
Dmc ability.
The Sixth Military Division il now partly In the
.nds Of the forces under President Juares snd the
ifi viii ere !ong DO tLe field o. another struggle be-
reen The remains Of the forceD " the Republic and
lose Of the regime l. wbi h the hrs. point struck
! will De MatamUror.
EMIGRATION.
II ~ reported that 500 ~ or'egas ZEN grants'
I've gone By steamers toward Mexico IL II thought
Wy will rendezvous On the Rio Grlnde.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

AR WE'D
Steamship Louisiana h.) icNesn. Liverpool 9th natsao
ue.ustowa 10Th ndss. ana 1sc pas " t!sns UuGn.
BARK Jos~phire t, yrn.or,h " ~, Scott, Mashzas IL
days. sugar. irett, son Co. - ~
hns Kate lz.rra'd 10: Liv, - 'ol. Clifford Monevdeo0
DAYS hi-. &c. Dowiey cYg. r. Co. Lett bdrks Anns
Ramsey and speed Tor New, ora. .
Ly Lady Of the Lake of H. flnudsl Vesey Hsuiilton BED
nuds days onions. Middleton Co. I'D inst saw brig re-
vorita. bouni - O..
Brix Dawn OF tho Day (of st. John y. b. Holmes e.
Johns T. r. "A lays .uyar end molss-es, DeWof CeY
schr Reno (oi tst Asohias, Lambert. Arroyo, +. H. "
days NO s-es, Thompson tlnter
Schr bengal Lott Port Royal days III oslss TO msssen
WIND-At Sunset, S.W. light.
BELOW. 80
Ship Lydia (of Yarmouth y j. ss days hcm the fsciae
coast.
slim Excelsior. Penile' OF. Liverpool Ap.i 2s
Bsrs Europa, from Me.au3as.
SAILED.
MAJ ssSteAmcrs-A tlsr;a. Creole. Neptune, WsyoesesI
Ain. rnbra Colunbi,. Narara {. v hi ing.
Ships MsrssTc', Freed III.
Fsrk Ocean HONE - . -.
RUs,-lI.urv ,au.ns Golden Lead Almata, NJ. A. Lses5
Schoons- s--Wa.hhst u, vi hard Law H. T. Beser A. y
Ps-ks. Rio Gisnde MIsne; lowell, Transport. Nssns'
t'ramer Yorktown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
Circular Addressed TO All Special Relief
k.enss on r,e Roafe Of Oar Returning
Soldiers.
4. s. SANITARY COMMISSION. CENTRAL OFFICE,
WILMINGTON. j. G.. Nav 90 le65. {

IS. SANITARY COMMISSION, CENTRAL OFFICE
WASHINGTON j. c., May 20, le6j. 5
During the next few weeks very large num-
Der OF convalesceni and partially dsabIed men will be
discharged from the General Hospitals and their
homes Many Of these VIII be in condition i'll suited
to beer the fatigue and pryations inciGcu TO long
journey; they will lie WHO under ordi ary circum.
stances wolld not be allowed 10 leave the Hospitals.
But unde- the privilege now fifty granted 10 hospital
inmates permitting all who desire IL 20 be discharged
these me IN their impatient tagcrDess. viii try 20 tho
utmost Whit little strength they possess:
Under 'h.se oHcumStlpc there will be peculiar
CAL for wachiancss and efficiency on the part 81 ell
Agents OFthe Sanitary Commits. on, and II Relief Or
CARNATIONS Rho have taken in hand the duty Of meet
log discharged men ~ ,hc various railroad stations
,laei. journey hoineward.
Tnerefere let additional gents be in readiness so
that every tran. regular and irregular may be met
sad not eisabsd soldier meet pass your station Who
Is not promptly greeted by an offer Of whatever refrsh
ment ~ hei he may n,cd Let y91r supplies be abund
Ia sd'.iiiei. aud is supplementary TO the regular
"bsnt Ary Commission Relief CouIiere," who go ono
trains daily fsn Washing ton. you SHOULD have at your
place mes In readiness, with proper matef0, at hand
70 aeeomPany nj ehoriest notice any solder WHO may
denily too fsetxe 10 travel further without additional
care
II your station Re pain, xhfre many soldiers leave
where they rensia come horrsas ia tho with
many eentI,i town aud large citiesyou viii find it
omlnenf'y IGl tne TINE DelDs, McD
eneror AID ,sdyuent, who shal be posted r the
railroad stcnn, md whose tny IL shall be indy
to guard tIcse soldiers while herc from being bbed.
deiraudJ or lod a1ray> Such men could lke, re se'
that all Of these soder who haTe go o. flrtb, ore
Informed Fl tho time Of leaving ~ their several II ;ns
and have tickets or transportation secured and are
seoted in the rih car. by fhcso means very yalns.
bic service may be rendered
It's now nearly car last opyortLSity 10 ex1ADd this
k+d 81 hep Or protection to Our returning soldiers
sa1hded N battle, ssid cannot plsorin tho service
90 'romp Or too generously il VT would represent
- lhsSe soldiers the gratitude anu love Of the pesps
I ou1 very Truly. FyxD n KSAPP
snperir-endeni o. spscisl Relief Service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

and Hudson Canal Company have received larger
omoup, Of coal a, the depot in Rondout this Spring
during the sSme time since tie Company was Ss. era me
wos law was on the Sd inst, when a boats
eoa,sinnr 1924 tans belonging to The cd Company
reacheI Rondout from Hcnesdae.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

IN. lie. Ca is sell to- Aed. the
oasr.re. ,.4ci'as ~ ITO esd The duE
and "a r. rad d0~lwut fendeney, Conn md good
c.- tod ron 2to - = ~ y, and prize Ind West
ri rom ssl6'o s,ls
SHARP bis uirsr dGli. and prices loves
b. y ID. Dpsr-i ,hc week previous. the saee
sbecr.
ToGs-Ths supply o.iior, good the ofern.s amounf
ns ~ head THO fe, cf-ct.d At prices ranging
from Sli Ia -,lJ y 10 4 .,i.
tov,-ia- ~ ,f Cow aisun, % 10 head from e2s
SIsnges and from s3 80 for aud calf ~
6 quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

ApGAtIINE RRPuLLlc LEGATIon.--Don Do.
mi,so r. SeEnlcnto Minister nom the Argentine
Republic toSbe United States mas passed enroneh New
Yo-t on his say TO washgon. to preaent his creden
is TIE stst u the Lesoiie4 consist, Of secrcfarr
sne foli ,ttaci ls Mr. sarajsno is one Of The most
active and abie Of dirlomatss. lie has gwen psrticu
lar arr nou Ire sutcc' Of education sad the syatem
OF cubic schools s,sng In bis country is mainly
The Iosalt o. lat ie Pod tie United States rome
years age Io''se alose of studying Qg pubic school
yftcm.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
PROT MEMPHIS.
parcleA RebcI.-G~r. Forrest The Won
roc DoctTiue-Sser. Orfesa-&SeOd N~"s
from Northern Aiabaasa.
NyMPHN Wednesday, Nj

MyMFIIrN wednesday, May p, 1868
The city is flll of parolet Rebels
General Forrest is expected here to dGy
The American Mon,'ce-Iocirine Association mas peeh
revived and is working actively.
General Ortcga is expected here hourly.
lie Pulletin says that the news rom North Aa' s'ha
is encouraging. Meetings. are being hed IN i pt vi
the Site avs streuzous exertions made bring Ala
Dana INTO til, UnI2 again. The meetings are iafge!
attended. , a..
Petitions ale CIRCULATING all through Northern Ala
hama for tts aprsln-nest OF a Military Governor
The sesu Garter takes 800 bales OF co''oH i'o''
here TO CinsiunsA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

~, taIerkburn's Counsel Denies the Au-
ss,os.sy OF tse Court.
ToEoSIo. Wednesday.

IOLONiO, wednesday, My n, Ithl.
The erde1ce III the case Of Dr.. Blackburn
n,bSshea TODAY gives details of the yellow fever p.ot
The testimony of tie princpIl witnesses rs corT2bo'
rsed by tie aftdayits OF Mr.. cle.ry and W. j. Hall
bots SCttnerneTs.
Tie couu el for The defense admitted the evidence
bat conteldi that there was no decided ann rty ia
supp,; Of Or ,secnton conspiracy ~ murrr IN
foreign e0gn.ly. and that il was not punishable 9
oouuioL law ~ England unless ii was contemplated -
M RIDER the head OF n Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

nsinod Ernest Baker whils stgudiog in Grand near
FOryth st yesterday holding child In his arms had
his gold wotch snatced from ms vcs pocket by young
man named Anretta ksscn. The acton was witnessed
by barney Mariner sched 10 the Proyot Mar.has
Office and he gave erase and arrested Tbs thief In
his possession WAS found the stolen property Justice
Mansfield committed him for trial ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

FIREJgNs FiGnr.-Whlo returning from the
alarm of fire easy on "Wednesday morning. engine
pnnes Nos I2 and u became engaged in fight at the
wrenchcs freely nsed, end several Of tho com.
batants were severely injured The members Of No
20 were finally driven fom their engine. Sergeant
Fields With platoon Of ,1sn from tho Fifteenth Pre-
cnet, was soon apo the spHt bat found that the bel
ligeTents had left,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
The Esiurn of the DisbnMdc1 SOLDIER
Who are TO be Discharged.

We learn from Lieut. Col. Dodge, Acting
Provost Marshal for this District thai the soldiers from
tie State ~ NeuYork viii De mustered ons OF TIC
service III Tie vicinity OF Washington ard BON Hence
vii be sent direct 10 .sfs Island - IL E,t River.
here they will DO paid off In ielL Every YFscanion
will be takon 10 prevent those returning hefo"" IRON
falling into the hands OF sharpers In this city and
vicinity.
From the following official dispatch received ~ Cob
Townsend and forwarded 10 Col Dodge, VIII 10 seen
what soldiers are 10 be mustered out;
Wan DErAuAEyr. ADJu.ANT GEspRALs IifieI
WAsHIEs1Cy. NJ y =, HOO
CoL r. TowNsASp. 4BIHg " J.. Al foiHnicer or
eanizo ions Of wlte fro D. m Gen. ShernHf- army
srA ~, Army OF te Potomac whose .srms ~ service
expire prior 10 Ocl l. mex nave been oTaeTcd mds tu
out. -. ft., .,
this city and erefme regiments sDd companies sent
to the State for pay ncnt -, .o,p-
Frst rbe three years regiments mustered into ser
vice undcr the cnl 81 July 2. iso2 and por 10 Oct
Of that year.
,oond. tn year recruits music ed into service for
Old regiments .~esn The ssme 1atcs.
7huGs One year zen for new and old organizations
who catered the service PRIOR 4" Oct. l. 1861
The records of the State Adjutontt,cncTa viii fur.
nish the number Of troops and ',Ticnlsr regiments
be Giscbneed as herein indie ID Please arrange =
lit the coi a; giving therein tho designation Il
organized, all fnrDi,h copy OF the zane 10 tho other
su9erintendeDis. The said Officers ana yodrscf can
tue ae prepared 70 receive and for tho troops
their frTiyai in ND Sinte.
Hy order OF Secretary o. Var.
THOMAS w. VINCENT, Assistant Adj. Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
SHOOTING APFRAy.--I.aieo on Tuesday night q

difficulty occurred IN font II No. - Mott-st between
JOAN Nicholson ard sorHg "an who passes nnder the
pognonel OF "Ei'scy," an Latter fired at his oppo-
uen the bal pasSag .hrc ~ HE clothes AMI grazing
the m, of M.craI oHp.hc. one Of the b S,anders.
" fitsey then teu Gid 10 not yet been arr, sted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

The offer by several leading citizens Of .
carriage and horses. with harness. blankets. &C.,
complete to President johnson. has been respectfully
decoed. as will be seel BY the following CORE
spondence:
TIE CITIZENS To PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
The undersigned citizens Of York, take great
pleasure in sending TO Washington by the Camden and
Amboy Railroad cars coecb span Of hon sls .arnesG
blankets. &c. respectfully asking ANDREW JOHNSON
President o TIE United StTts. to accept the same
token OF their bisn appreciation n his fidelity 10 the
conntry-as Statesman we'll approved. by word and
deed. IN al tie various Offices " which lie has bees
"a lei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.

Mr. G. A. BRETT said that vessels from Eastern ports
and through the So nd are required by the direction Of
the Health Officer to b. taken down to the Qusra
grounds for the purpose Of being examined BY the ply.
scan This involves cost ofe6 So and il r'ors Oft
rage. After some discussion. the following gcntem'n
we're appointed Special Committee to confer vita tie
Executive Committee on the subject; Gustavus A.
Brett. Marcus Hunter. james w. Elwell
On motion. the thaoks ofthe Association were ton.
tered to the Chamber Of Commerce and the Mercantile
Mutual Insurance Association for Tho use OF their rU9s
Tie meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

- . -
New.York, May II, 1865.
VI. Armstrong & Sons.
Dsnl, q. Ross,
II. \. Smythe.
Lath,op, Ludington & CO.
s. Il. Chittcnden,
Hoover. Calhoun & Co..
John K. Ltwrcuce & Co.
a. 4. Low,
Peter Cooper.
G. ii. Marshall,
VIM. w. DeForest g. Co.
VIM. II. Fogg,
Pho.ps, Dodge e. Co.,
J. ;. Schultz
has. A. Msigs & Sons.
Hall. Southwick a. Co.,
Arnold. Constable & Go.
Daniel Drew,
Edwin Hoyt,
l.. Il. cuiAta.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
Ya..c,.y,rs Arrived.

I In steamship Leus.na o. UveTpocl-AIr MetTly, MIN
Williams. M sh.pbs.i M SD Mrs. Pailps. = Anns
PhniIs Ms Bessie Pnips Master William Phi iPs Mr..
CoAn, Mr. oodhouse md lady, and 63S in tie eers.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
SSip.O As.ociutIcn.

regular meeting OF me Ship-Owners' Asso-
ciation WINS held Yesterday 10 the Chamber Of Com.
merce. Mr. j. II. frothirsiaal presided. The Score.
,ary read the minutes Of he ia,t meeting which
approved. The Chairman stated tue ohIec, Of tlo
meeting 20 be the election OF Arbitration Committee,
in accordance with article Of the constku tion Tho
following gentlemen chosen serve on the Com.
mttee: Edward 'iinckeL Charles Lulibg, George w.
Chairman, Ambrose Snov. Ggstayus A. Brett Cor.
Delias Coinstock Louis Walsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
The Mexican Emigration sclerse.

There is but little new TRANSPORTING in refer
TO the Mexican Emigration movement owing
pbnbly to tho fact that the leaders yet have been
Iaple gain any definite information az TO t,o con 70
,e Government viii pursue In case the e1ps'l.tion
s.ad attempt To leave the country. Col Alien how
e, expects to send or dot,c ~, Of several tao l.
bad men, On or before the 18th Of June previous To
wich public meeting IL TO br held. Many tho 'ands
othc soldiers. soon e. return hone are expected to
ia the expedition numerous letters from officers in
ID arm having been received 20 that effect. Cen
Oega is reported TO be- in Washington business con
noted with this project
rhs following letter was received two dsys since b.
gentleman residing in jersey City, who has taken an
alive part in tho movement
MEXICAN HFgArIos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
MEXICAN hECAfios,
WAsHIsCToS CITY. ID. & May q

". 49,, Jtrs.y cav ~ ).
SIR: Mr.. Romero the Mexican Minister 10 the United
Sts requests me e. acknos ledge the receipts Of the
later you addressed 20 him on the 7tb INST reuostihg
fof rnton in reference 10 emigration % ..exco and
u ing position In tie Army Of tho Mexican Il public
n answer Am instructed o state that Mr. Romero
b authority 10 accept the ssrvlee Of any scer ar
usn that might be rendered ~ him In behalf Of his
cUutry, especial, IA such cep,ance might 10 re-
grded violation o. law the United >. ties. Any
Orrs for that purpose must Je made dire lily n the
M1ican Government IN its present rcsdenc
The Mexican Government. being anxious encour.
az foreign emigration AVID especially that ron tho
United States has offered some Inducements TO EN-.
guL.s You will Gud pclusei with tls letter a copy
OF decree issued by thu NJ xlcan Government, with
Tat view on the nth Of August 1909.
! I'm, air, very respectfully. yonr obedi"ut s.rvsnt
iGyAcio MARscAI,
Secretary ofthe Acx.cnn Legation.
tThe decree referred to not incloaed and proha
bly, was omitted by mistaken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
PRESIDENT JOHN5ON's REPLY.

PREoiDL-iT JOHNSON y EEfLis
WAsHMGTos CITY, May -, 1865. y
Msssrs. A. 4. Low, esq. I.lEiPs DODGE Co., HoY1.
BROTHERS, j. S. SCHULZ and others:
GESIiLMEN: sm III receipt OF your very c0nplt
meatl.v rota dated New YORK. May II, Ices wherein
you request my p;Gnce OF coach, span of Lorses
harness &c. q token u your high appreciation ot
NY public course.
While July appreciate the purity Of your motives 10
thGs rendering - such sHhsrGG.l evidencc-U youx
regard and esteem I srl compeled, solely from thu
convictions OF duty er'c held IN reference t. the
POSITIONS, to decline tho ag5rings OF kind and Loyal
friends
The tention Of the parchment conveying Your sen.
t.lneut. and tie lps Of those WHO were peased
to uIitc in the .,tsfatinh OF rcgiN, IL favor !
would ask: aud assure ycI. gentlemen. Hlah regard
ii OF tie gnest marks Ok respect ron any por-
tion OF lei,ow-cii'zens.
Trusting that shhi continue TO merit your con1'
deIce aad esteem IN the dg,har e OF the high and i'm.
rlunt duties upon Which have but just entered, ana
with the best wished ior your health, &c. lIdVuuahys
am gentlemen, yours truly.
typREw JOHNSON.
The gentlemen who procured the testimonial referred
to ave published tie following card over their several
signatures
CAgD TO ting PUBIC --I.o undersigned submit the
10 Deoiug ooTespoua.lae 20 the pubic disappointed,
indeed hat their pro- 2 Is declined; bat not:
Whilst anc NJ their di5cr 0E'neit feeling giaiihed
tbat the President Of the ated States Is governed BY
saca .oily yiavs oi du;y.
Tn willingly submit their own motives TO the pub.
lie u, lne whose iic cent they offer the ioiegong
corresp1naence; claiming only 20 unite win thcr
ctiaens IN the need Of honor that viii be 90
generously awarded 10 tue resident OF the I nited
States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

aesplen's wages, q few weeks ago from $40 TO
to 4E PER month are now $50 and a3S and plenty Of
takers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

Wicks, Smith & Co..
Wilson G. Hunt,
=. p. Morton & Co.
Ret ,hrm. Son & Co.,
Shepherd Knapp,
4. Hayden.
Wirsiow. LaDier & Co.,
Hoyt Brothers,
ii. -. Clafiin,
Hurt. Tillinghast e. Co.,
Spragre, Cooper & Col
burn,
Eugene Kelly l. Co,
Vermilye L. Co.,
Henry Clsys & Co..
Reeve. Gaze & Banks,
II. J. Bakei.
Arthur LeaIy.
George II. Potts.
Chas. 3. Fosdick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
90 TO TnOMAS X. AGNEw's, Nos. 96(

" md 25s Cs,rnyieh-st corner Of Mapy, and heeyel
viii find TEAS, COFFEES. FISH, FLOUR and eyerythinl
cheaper than store in New York One pcn house,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
EveuinC E1cnunze-MAY "a.
Phipnsielpbin ,sfle S7srket-MAY "a

Gold closed ~ l}ji.