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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-21
MONDAYS NEWSl
Prom Wnshinrlnn

MAsHisorox, May 17.-Sincs Yesterday
eight or ten fugitive slaves have been return
ed to their elaimsnts. II Is Estimated ths /
there were Ia Washington recently about
one thousand slaves, principalIv Irom Princs
Georges, Md, adjoining this District. At
least lorty shareholders from that COUNTY v,r,
at the Court House to-day, filing their peti.
tions for reclamation. The runayays. In
some cases as many as twenty one, are claim
ed by q single person. In several instances.
after the Court had issued the necessary
writs, the marshal and his deputies were un.
able to find the fugitives, who having by
some means been informed OF the judicial
process, removed beyond the reach OF arrest.
A special to the Post says: The President
decided this morning to modify Gen. Hun
ter's proclamation emancipating the slaves.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE following IS
extracted from dispatch to the Secretary Of
War, dated RectortOWn, Va May 10:
A company OF infantry Of my command
was yesterday ordered to Linden 10 remain
stationery there. A detachment OF seven
teen men, guard to the company wagon,
reached there short time before the main
body of the company. which was on train.
They were attacked by body OF cavalry, va
riouslv estimated at from three to six hum
dred, coming upon them from four different
directions. Our men resisted them. keeping
up sharp fire under shelter of the depot,
which was riddled with bullets. My men
were overpowered; one was killed and iour.
teen were taken prisoners, three OF whom
| were wounded, when the enemy hastily re.
| tired under fire. and | am informed that
portion of General Shields command had
skirmish with them:
(Signed JOHN W. GEARY,
Br1gadier General Commanding.
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Federal GunbOats RcpuIsed be-
low RkiellmONd. fn

WAsHINeToN, May 14.-Tbe following
was received at the War Department from
Williamsburg on the 18th:
The gunboats Galena, Monitor AIoostook,
Naugatuck and Port Royal were repulsed
from Fort Darlidg, seven miles below Rich
mond yesterday. ga,a
A portion have returned to jamestown
Island, near this place, in James river. Sew
enteen men have already been buried, and
there are numbers wounded aboard the yes
sells, including Lieut.. Morris
The 100 pound gun on the Naugatuck ex-
| ploded at the first fire.
(Signed) DAVID CAMPBELL, 11
BY authority OF Gen. Mcclellan.
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The Den,ocratic Address.

We call particular attention to the
address of the Democratic Congress.
men to the Democracy of the United
States, published in another column. -
1T Is an able and important document.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-21
The Evacuation of Pensacola.

NmG EVacuutlOM Oh EeuSNCUtus
BEFORE CoRrNTH, MIss,, May 1S.-The
Mobile Advertiser and Register contains the
following special: s.
PENSACOLA, May 10.-At IL o'clock last
night Pensacola Navy Yard and the forts
were set on fire and destroyed. When the
enemy discovered what was going on, Fort
Plckens opened furious bombardment end
kept it up during the conflagration, but with
out doing any damage to any body at Pensa-
cola.
All the public property, excepting the
Custom House, which is incapable Of being
burnt, was moved; but all movable Confeder-
ate property has been saved. the railroad
track, leading out Of the city towards Mont
gomery, was torn up this morning.
A Federal vessel. with a flag of truce,
came up to the city, demanding surrender.
Mayor Ballbe refused to comply with the
demand, but as all the military forces had
left he had no power to oppose. The FEEDER
al officer replied, they would occupy the city
to- morrow, but that the inhabitants need
not be alarmed. at
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-21
Gen. Mcclellan Advancing

WHITE HOUSE,, Va, May II.
To Hon. D. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War.
The combined army and navy expedition
went some twenty five miles up the Pamuu.
key river to-day, and forced the rebels to
destroy two steamers and some twenty
schooners. The expedition was admirably
managed. We have advanced considerably
to day The roads are improving. "
(Signed,) G. B. MCCLELLAN.
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HEAD QUARTERS MOUNTAIN DEpARTMENT)
FRANKLIN, Va, via Baltimore, May II. {
Unofficial dispatches, but considered relia-
BILE, announced that Princeton, the capital Of
Mercer county, where General Cox's advance
was stationed, was attacked and captured
yesterday by the Rebels under Humphrey
Marshall. This morning the place was re.
captured, and the Rebels defeated by Gen.
Cox. No particulars Scouts report that the
rebels have been reinforced.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE following
dispatch has been received at the War De-
partment:
Headquarters Of tie 81 Di0,sioa, Hunts
vile; Ala., Camp Taylor, May 15.-To Hon.
Z. NJ Stanton, Secretary of War: At six
o'clock p. M, on the 18th inst, an expedition
from Pulaski, Tenn, supported by Colonel
Little's expedition from Athens, entered
Rogervile, driving the enemy across the
Tennessee and destroying portion of their
ferry boats. Having learned OF the approach
OF Col. Little's forces, the enemy succeeded
in removing their artillery, baggage and
stores. before the expedition arrived. I Iex-
pected an obstinate defence at the passage of
the Elk river, and accompanied in person
Col. Little's expedition, but without crossing.
The enemy, as usual, fled at our approach.
ordered on yesterday, an expedition to
move promptly from Rogersyille to seize the
bridge across Shad Creek, and the ferry be-
low the mouth OF the same stream. This
duty has been promptly executed, and the
Jerry and bridge are ours. No more troops
will enter from that region, and we have
now upon this side OF the river twelve or
fifteen hundred cavalry of the enemy in
bands OF hres or four hundred, whom we
will endeavor to hunt down and destroy or
capture. The gunboat which | have extern
porized will be ready for service to-day, and
will soon be able to pay my respects to the
enemy in the eastern side OF this region under
my command. ,sg} E..s
o. M. MITCHELL. %
Major General. 2
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
1862. THE 1862.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with It. connections. to,ms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE /.
rsos NrwYoRK To TnR rRiSCPAL WrsrEgS cigIKs
Eight trains daily fom hcw'vork 10 Ptlais2his via
ALL rsn0sf TkANs &os sr %Hp Nr G ny THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEw-YoRK FROM TilE ~
o. =, ps;},sI,u,, to9i 2E tovniL;AAolsr ,o,d;as
YORK time other rones Evening p.s,.nsers
at p M, one hour later than osher lines.
BY wsy oi Alentowr e,snias rasehsers ,esre st m,
srvc The ao Northern lives IN Cnicaso and all
points Ia tie NohWes. CresIs lSdianopo,. l.onisvle
81 Louis, ceyelana Celumous, CiDcHns,i and all mAis
poiri, Ncst, with fewer changes Of cars: n,,,,
Sleeping Cars, without chaugs run fsom fMiAdepis 70
Pii,brh S5 miles ara Scw fcrk Pittsburgh. 40 mica
smoking and Saloon Cara on ali traiar
,S,,ss ARE .Ss stecied 'ti q lSdS aS' fsrsu.s fe
Secure 4'A'';w wSfsfEas S?sf fSi 'iiS 'fGahTioSs y iii5s
The Pennsylvena Central Company runs 81 hmgfAsf
Accommodate Line. ch al, ds eo.n2 Iaois risds oi
travel TO pAtss moyin: Westward Of eSsh nal 's u''uIes
VI faro. rur,curs
Ey this route ife hts # al descriptions cen be Forwarded
to and iruni su, pcit the Raosds q oho henueay IN
I,,n, Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri by RAifs.
KOAD DIRECT, 20 sey bo on Tie nHisao's Hven OF
tie West by seanel. o" n Fan snv no,u, "a the we.,hv
M r.n,syi,s,i Raosl ell tsnes as isyoEsblc
esrssd by other Roroad compms. Mc'essn's aid shc-
,. otaon OF their kreisht 70 tLis Coa'
Inv can rely with confidence on i,s ,peedy tisa..
Fsmers ard Dealer ia Live stock viii Nod ,l most aa-
yn,sreous route. Capscious Yards well waseed ana sup
,d with every coEyeuenoe have been eened on this line
and is Connections aud every attention paid 10 thci weGts
rrom Hsrrbg where will DO found every convenience fog
fHIAs NEty.YoVk srd BNLTiMoaE MARKEfs
J. l.. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent. No. Astcr HOUSE
LEfc,i \ Co; fwi;h, Ases's ,s..,, wu,.
MCDONALD BlscHoFF, EnAi;raIt Agent.
LSoCH lkw!s General suy',. Alissn,. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
CegaI Ao!lces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
4 of the County Of NewYor notice Is reby siyen 70 a
.aims sgsnst JOHN MEOG lte VI The Cy
OF N.wiork gentleman. ceessi, to prescott tie tsao w
vouchers thereof to TIE -Gbc 3rr at the ehce oi VAN
NOOpHfs No 20 Na.eau ia he C,y al New olk. on OF
before the day OF Msrea dated Sew, .ols the
18th dsy of August, 1902. DEWITT CIAhi>'
Aug25 laNtmolI'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
iJrinliilg.

4 + Daw'ey's, Business Cards, Use. l,0O0; BIZ
~ head. nsi.cias. - fcan books, Pamphlets. New
pspeIs Law cnies-e,er, hlag equally .neap A. X. Daw.
ley'f steam Establishment cor Re lds and Cearos.s
NlIEArEST FlRSr-Cd.ASS PRINTER IN The
" c.ty-Eo Tronrow. nraI City Hal cafls o. cent
per u'1 Hiheads. tj pee Handouts, % cent? p-i
900. Every Other description equally low. Til 'olced
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
II. 9. QnlernaI i,cpcnnc.
lJrotc1slonaI Noiiec9.
ONER BOsTWICK, NJ. d., Operating and

HOMER BOSTWICK, NJ. D., Operating and
Lon.ning surgeon, Author OF Lertrc on Die sise. o.
the .ih IL OK pays particular altthto h seminal us
es,ss esueed by yon,hu ilduceiJn opoitnfy. ac -
D.sg.. of tic Womb Ftua Piles. and s Di,rasos II tho
Peyi, III. valuable book on the sboyo may be- had
a. his Office No 81 Ea lths. where 30 cen be eonisO"
I.y Consulted.
VHEUMATISM, all forms, Neuralgia and
& kudg comp sinis, Psins Ia The bcx with Cod Limbs.
Lc nrrnsacniiy cured by DR. MDsElEY, No JH all 4.
Any clc warranted however ong standing. aud i
auy It Of the county All pain quickly relieved Cal or
send Tor 81 chiaf.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
;, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1867.
Gieanlbca!s arr Railroaos.
OR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE. via NEW.

EOR BOSTON and dpROvIDENCE, via NEW.
a PORT and FALL RivE The srleSdh sud isperior
geamer IETROPOLlS. Capt. Brown, I-avea hew-N ofS
every TUESDAY. THiiRsDAY. aid SATURDAY. :, 5
oelegk o. M aud the EMPIRE STATE, p'Bia, ton ca
NONDhV WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY a. 3 O'clock ?. N :,
hon Pie. RIO. 3 n. X.
lieeee viii be regarj Jed fecsrod {, any
Iltcsnt M Ill the zane Ial have been paid fo6.
fsi;t 10 E9senis forwarded through With great dispatch
BY en- Expess Freight Train.
WI. BORDEN. Agent. Eos n and IL Weslst.
E'OR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SAG HAIR
IL BOR, &c-Ihe steamer MASSACHUSETTs Capt
Hayens will leave J,mes sip (Pier No 3,) Elst Hysr
TUESDAY, IHuhSpAY, and SATURDAY AFTER
Inst. For freight or pisssge, apply on board or to
Al. RICHARDSON. No. lej Fnison-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
Gbanccs for Dr5ire5s tilcn.

4 WOOLEN FACTORY for SALE.
~ II srEUBESilLLE. ONO.
ScU In fr o3c- a.!On making Arzy Doo6s II can now
tim out cll verdi q K-fs 20 ey-ry cay 1he whole price
asd g. he Nil cleied Ia as season Ia iosf n'o'l
I, cose up az e.,A'c AID Is chance Tor cas- o.
o. euetrsag t., ~ tAe ~ DC given on three f9nfth,
Of liz pucaase money. The Nal ros rsnsies sni need
' G. 4. WOIGOII5
ADMlS SIS TRAITORS,
Steubeu,I.s. Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
NEW-YORk ~ NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
ISt2 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. R62-
COMMESCI>G NAY ;, 1892. -
PASSENGER station ga NewYotk, coner 2iihst and iih
avenue. Eur,pce on eith;,


avenue. Entrance on 2ith:t.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
For NewHaycn T. m, (Ex u lsi5, ,. pxl 5So so.
Fos BiIiseport 7sa m, E. rs D. OK } a.se t'c.
Fox Mosd s,a,ford Fairfield Southport aud wes'qer',
4; a. m l2i5 50. 30 p II, - -
Tor Norwak, SD M i2l3, .. EI $40 40 a5o,
p. m, ffxD 80, 80. 49,,
Tor D.riea aud Greenwich. s.st a. nj II u, &@ As.
531p IN %, On
4.5p, so 2. M. TX -,
For For. Chester and intermediate sslions cspa ms
i2 is 40. f.31. $50 o 30 p IN.
For poit Chester ard New Roch-i lie, p -. ,tNl
CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston, via siiia.hc.i, "a IL, ). tE1,l p n'
(ENl - -,
For Hartford and S.i shelf l. IN .Ex y i-i'atfa
Fer Con s'.icu River Rsilroad TO Mouroa n tEs)
/ anl y T. y to " Itheulrt9n
For Hartford Pro,iasnec, and fhLiil hstf'Ad' Je NJ,
70. New. ayen New.I.onaou aud sonngon Railroad ct
.. H.. VII 3 3, p. "a. trx -
Canal Reiosd f2.i5 p m. 20 Northamr')-
For liousatonic ksrosd to Fi.tshe!d o. iii n 10
NewMNlerL
For Nasgat sck Railroad 3, a. M, r p NJ
For Danbugy sai hoEwalk Railosd, I. $50 a. ~ ,.S
Commodisrs Sleeping Cars sttschsd tos p ~ Irsin
JANIS HI. HOY I, 81 fcffis rus' >
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
OyYICF CLFyFIASp

OfFIcH CLEyELASD AND TOtTpo RAiLKo.D Co,}
CLEVELAND. o, S.Ft ~ l,pz.
NOTICE TO BONDllOLDERS.-Th Com
~ ymy Is prepared TO pay at tho oihe Of nes;Is.
NERMIbYE Co. No - WSil-ft New-iork TIE ioho" ms
Bonds Of the Company with accrued i'terc.t, VIZ; .,
Junction Railroad al Mortgage Bonds, ijos'
Toledo, Norwelk and Cleveland lst Mortgage ,,
Toledo. NorwGlk and Cleveland "a Mortgage
BOhds ss"S
Clevelsn and Toledo Income Bonds ,sep lbb
The privilege OF exchanging the different classes ., on;
standing Bonds OF this Company for the sinking ms
will cease rom aud after this dse. ,
The Coupon, Of the different casses OF Bonds will be paid
heruoit ~ the Cora Exchange Bnh deduetipg per
cent Government tax. JOHN OARDlNEN, fresideh'.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
Coparinersbip uotires.

COMPREHENSIVE j. ii. BATES has this
" day sssoei,ted binself with M.s.r,. HAMMER CO.,
and they will continue tbs rs wing Of As heteoioe,
under De firm of HAMMER Co.. ith ay and i3ith snd
i2Ftb fis.-J lem, Oct. !, 1907
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
Proposals.

OFFICE op A.-'r CoAHrslHy-GESxEAL ~ srssisrzSeS
10. STATE T., AEw..ORR. Oct. =. 1909, ,
Al RMY SUPPLIES.-Proposals viii b. rc-
~ cel..a by The undef.sned until o'eleck ?. ~ o.
the UTiiss states Amy. SUBSISTENCE sTokEs 70 be
delivered ~ sew.i ORR a,fo.low.. VIZ;
Il5,OOo pound, phme GlO COFFEE, 70 be rss',ea Sd
pe1lrd u brrsls Ike samples 70 hs seen AZ this oiee
I2J, 900 p,ands prime RIO COR Gf TO De roasted 500
% ia dou6r SEX 81 huldrd plunds rst each H.
dr b. Of ',fons close woven t~ei Gotten sirt 81
other Ins.eni eqisiy sdap,eeio 'ho pnp sc sMIs
wich mus be sriinitsd tn'siis sac Of ttq1aiy le :
Ana .,rour sunny both sicks 6" BE- sewcd eo Al ~
psckss 10 made ys.y camp4c 'rlc u the onisie iek
ie ifE~n woaSd. aud sefed s'eon gy. -
100000 poands pIimo RID COFFEE, to br pseAed ~
Ia5 600 pound. of prime RICE 10 ee'n good ''on; o'
barscl.. nx- samples 20 be seen ~ this Office:
t2J 600 p ,ni. Of prime RICE, m sacks. az above.
Bideer. r.b 'faie n nfr pSop'ai' "s 'h"es "~f 81
Proposal, for Eessui articles mu be separate sheets Of
pAPer . ., ~ H.. h,-,.
c,ut,lnins them 10 he carefully lrbr'cd on the eide,
Each bid Isst have p nie. cory OF th advertisement
ros,ed ., s head an must b- 'Pesc N cepy "a. precise.
contain the wriioa gs.rauiy CT two responsible names 70
follow; ~ -,
any r,r tie .hsre bid be l-ccp,r1 T. . h- duly fulfilled
According TO h rno pqrroIs ani conditions; aso ihat w
contract w Ids 70 The anogn OF ohs1 3unh we We 'e
q the poposcl to be iinlhed, shall be executed II
Bidder, may propose for the whole part Of eher at
tlcs.
Tie sellers name place OF business, with date Of plrcaie
IL repaired on each package Of every r,icc
Ali the stores viii be carefully inspected before tns de-
livery aud compared with the retained sampled Reiuns o
weights ,lg1cd by proessiJlA Public eshes must be
furnished wLeac seT required
Con'sc;ors expected 10 hold their goods. without eI
pense TO The United States, until Tcqurd for shipment
popos.r hose bids are accepted eqgetedto send
for their Samples On Iiaslsy ga OetoeeT'
Mlakr Jor P5oplsss oui be frs,hed at The otc' h ~
iacosed sneepe Gic.t'se 20 The Hrdfrsg"e4
and aador'si PrIe ,ai' ~ SU,'h'eHss Tlysi' c,s
A. Is. EArOH Llert.Coi. sId \. {. tss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

A BETTER CHANCE THAN EvLK-
n 4teno vt, Of CAS1-OIF CLOIliIS0 WANTED
f 80 N...tefn ani California u.faets LsGie a-G sgnh
,.o .ir any sud wishing dslo % tie same - f
Ttce S.,r arc Inv 20 cal tdd'esss 10 hlNiL
No 2s3 ,tay 18Th st. wEcTo y,a VIII b. sure 10 70
cire % poI cent than b. other dealer IT, h oy
Al,o .ets Furli,afe sLd Jc.c.ry bought Ladies pune
tly atteadcib by m Nntz Please don't forget tho name
Il .hS1Z-snd tho nuabsr "a otb-w
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
Clranrial.
OFFICE YrRg PAS,sA RAitRoAp CoHpAhY,
ToEtine Bui dDgi, No. 80 Wal.t.,

Tontne Bui diDgi. No. ~ WaF.t.. Z
Ngw'YoRx, Selt 26. ls62.
ODD DIVlDEND.-!lhe Board OF Directors
S have thi. day declared Dyideed OF tit nb tsl rf
endiug the seth iu,l aud ONE () FER cENF ADDi-
1lOsAL Il the ,Anines Of seau-rt sailing Nessss ac
payable to tho sookLode their legal representatives. on
eud ltrr the 9th October mkt. 80,
The Transfer Books will bs cl lseJ om the evening oil the
HENRY SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
90 Ect.

DART of HOUSE 10 LET, No. l3J West
Also Of Store No q ffon's Apply tho pI,niscs IN
,sch Of 20 &. PARTRIDGE. No q Front q.
rB'O LET-No. 80 Wet 35th-st., iour-sioTy;
a sllo large three sioy HOUSE a. nerscn Point lar.
rhtd comricie bos's ron cvsf iines e4y be~cen The
city and iArrs Ai.o No ig Wss Jlths ihfreisfy a.0.
No 81 Pcifysl wory ard s'ici aso - 2.8 Wet i5t1-
~; two. .rtoy and ay No $ Nc gfk st flif hed
Tho aho,o n1psc. ~oad be rented very los Jaw DIN.
HAN Jane. lsth nom morning IA ia Ne s'crinr.
fI'O LEr-The FACTORY. no. 357 West
4 1ih,t. Nth steam easils. isqaie ef Nc WILSON,
Ito ioafdofy sdolans og sl NATHAN sIEfHHNs, No.
g. Finest
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
r1NWENTY NEW PIANOS TO LET.
l. Also, Planes on inssllmen's. nt
No. s5B BROADWAY.
.Boar0 an0 Rooms.

AIRS. HAIGHT having REMOVED 10 No
WI 2Jl Mad.son,t = prepared to receive BOARDEAS.
either tIant-nt peTfuai ent
rsies g. pursuit Of pssian, and comfortable home
vii do ~ell to cali
pOOMS 10 LET, with BOARD, 10 gentlemen
and their wives single s-utlcncn In ,Ili yEi.
fsuIily. Inquire At No rs West 31dst.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

4 RRANGEMtNE commencing July ], IS12.-
~ FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
irseass steamer will lesy- New.York ontbe lei. ll,h
ard Plat Of each month except wien thcse dates . Ca
SUNDAY when tie day Of departure viii be the MONDAY
For freight or passage, apply at the SrS ,,c9 Ns Bowl
Az o. ROBERTs'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
WI. FOR CALIFORNIA ANO OREGON VIA NC
AkAGUA
Tlgonqh IN advance CT the MI
GREAT REDUCTION IN FAREs TiR0UGh TO
SAN FhhNClsCO; ;,,,,,.,
NO DETENTION On THE ISTHMrS.
The new ind sleedii .iesro @ AnEKSn EiRxy p 9, .
2 at O'clock prsciey from her Pier at tho lost Of
Wsres-s,. North Rge for san Jdta del he,,e
with the ls.t aud wel-knowp steamship MOSES ~ LON
1oO Il. iowes, Commanlcr. to sail without de,y i'r
S.n Francisco direct arrival Of the paensers at saa Juan
iel Sur.
Tie speed and accommodation OF thcse .eamers are M
surpassed by any ter sud !, iaended
70 land pas,pgsrs by this line IN San Francisco "i1io ~
ihe uudcr,saeJ ha,ing been in the Caiorn, .rade ron
'he beginning beg % nisrm the Iuoc mt ,bi p
irssn on The .P' viz Pesitiyey s1ye & On f ssy s %
ready. so that double service may be relied upon.
fof Information or passage 'PpMS e o. ROBERTS,
No. III wes.-', corner of wTen-st soIiA Rive.
NorIcs The restrictions on travel having been removed
by order ofibe Wsr Department, pa.ehse about 70 yst
longer be 'q'ed 70 bS x,." WIN
CfEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL touching
- at oueens,own (Cort b'rborE-Ihs Lverpoo. New
York 0Ld F'l c.ilis efes Lip Company iL"nd sp-ea
e their fall o. ed Cfaebuiit Iron Sesmships as iolos
CITY OF BALTIMORE. sE-g day Oct u
CITY or WASHING tON........ ..esurcay Oct J.
cry or NEN-NORK or EANCAROo. Saturday, Oct q
nrd esesy raccecdins SATURDAY. az noon, nom Pier
40 "a North River.
RATES ~ PAsstGY.
FIRST CABlN...-...S85 STEERACE. ........... f35
Frft C,bin TO London. 81 Storage ,O London SO
F..st C.oln 70 a. .... 81 Ssersse Paris f
flrs Cabin Hamburg. 20 Storage To N.Dbur,. ~
Passengers forwarded 10 Hayc, Bremen, oIseEdin
Anlwcsp &c st equally low rstss. 49,
Fsrts Lverpool Qneenstowp lsf Cabin Se3 ~
sul SlI5 SteeTags from Liverpool. So From Queens
town t3 Ana ,kose who wi send for teir friends eIn
buy tickets here az thee rsteL
These have superior accommodations fer passed.
gers strongly bat IN Wa, tight hon sec.ions. and
cary Patent Fire Anuhiztor Experienced SuisepHs are
sftacned % each steamer
For further ,nfoms sppy IA Lvcrpool to WILLIAM
INMAN Agent, No u Wst~r in Glasgow to ALEX NAL
COLIN. no y. Enoch,quAre Ia Qusenstcwn 10 & W
u. SEYMOUR L Co.; In London to EivES1 MACY 80.
81 King Niliagist ia Psis {, JULES pECOUE. No ~
Ruc votre Dame Ges Nctse, Place Bour,ei IN Phs
de phia to JOHN o. DALE. No. III Nanu;s, or q. tho
CoEpany's Uihces. . 49,
TJ'lE GREAT EASTERN having touched tbe
ground her sts pssssge from Lierrpoo !, bs been
considered yssO. TO make thorough eEamiaatoa o. Hef
bottom before sJias her Her dePenue will etr-
fore bo delayed her previously sdvstiscd day u sail
Jug uoldsts OF return .cts.s w haye them re7e"ci or
tie returned hey may desire Due noiee VIII We
slven Of The ships departure.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
ltlc0irdI.

tyApOR-BATIis. No 3lJ 4th-st, between broadway
nud Boweiy with warm and cold water Shower ard Donche
Baths Ste sm Douche. &c opon daiy ior ntienen nom
10 10 a. NJ aud to 10 o. m for iilcs ON 20 10 - m
on Snndsy for g.ntemcu only ifom tr ~ ~. These
shs axe certain remedy for Rheum tisn 1ou Peraysis,
N,urtisis chronic cisees.s Of tho shin oofic tlauhs
icolss nercuha sHcciions Dyspepsia &c Evoy comiolt
cony,nienc, snd Toyilsl os. Terms moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

CLX PER CENT ST.-CITIIENS'
- SAVINGS BASK. corner q BoweEy and C'nsE,'',
oe.n o,ery dy from to D. al Monday Wednesday aud
Friday evrEiiss from , 10 T.
DEPOSITS made before Oct. 20 VIII beer Interest,
from Oct
Bank Boohs in English, Germsn aud French -,
GEORGE FOLSOM, Preaiaent
eEyyouR A. BUNcr Cashicf.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
Sewing Alarhines.

iSE --First-class Sewing Machines 2E
IOOs 20 Rent asd flr sale new and I'd hand. hOVs
y Sewn Mac hlne Emp sum A5 dway FIocme 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
OleGm Gtedmers.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July |, I362.-
"a FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
irscass steamer will lesy- New.YoTk on the l. llt'
ard 2s, Of each month except when thcse dates . Ca
SUNDAY when tie Day Of departure viii be tho MONDAY
following
For ires or e.sage apply q. the OILY oee No. Bowl
inrrresn ID. B. ALLEN Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
Boots am0 Shoes.

AT 81, 81 30, 81 and - 5Q.-SiloEs and
~ OAuER3. A, JONkS'S Nos 10 and !! Avn" l.
a. pleaso Cal and Esenlne Before Poi eAssihI
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07

HercLnnts' Exchange Bank IS s,smeat ci fla|
MEkCHANTs' EAChANDE th,k. in III, City of Noa-
YoGt seqn cd by Chapter 2So Laws ls for the week
ending Saturday, the fih u8y o. October. ilt2.
Avrs Amoult Of LoaI and Disoo 2 h2 q
Avers-e amount OF p 20 20
Ayeais smoUnt of Cireciaiion, inelud.ug that q
tie lse 1909 G.
Average at Of Deposlis ...........:.. Htg ~ ~
City ard County e. New. iori. l. =. ]. OAKLEY,
Css!ieI o. tbs @EBCEA ANI>' EXCHANGE bhNk. tcins
du drroe sEd say that tie above Statement -
Tect 10 the bcs; q my knowlscs aud belief
J.. ). OAKLEY, C.slics
Sworn iefsrc ne ths 9th dsy o. October, 1872
JNo. ItGEsas. COmm.sa i4ucT cf DEEDS.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
peal GSlale for Sale.

Tor SALE-TEN ACRES Of LAND IN the
j toaa q I've n. /, sbou' k-f raiia ffo.. flst
chester Dere;. ard - ui- r. ts a osefiooins ts
y 49,. AID coma 1sug p'opl view ~ Long lstd soaua
sI t~ f0Hrl4ns country fpf county fesconoo us
s canna' 20 fnsssi hn 10 'oA " t~o rsicc' or M
anrrI fof rrntrcfis~ city Ifufy. foT ieffb"r
yssGess. sppiy g. FFCk kBr 5i fofii -.ieIi ofPECK
iKOIHEAs 40. q clanhess''.. ae"-io's
E'OKsALE-Tw0 4 new, firsi-class i-story, high
stoop. hg0~nse. @ HOUSES, Voc sni 10 Nc'i t'ih'
a. near .thay htl,hsd With OIL modem Improve aien'i
lpry oa tho greHises 90 Of LOILA DAVIS Nih'd'
- lLrrf.