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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25
Committee OE Public Safety.
Confederate States OF Amsr;ca,

Headquarters EEpAKTNENr No. l.
New Orleans, Via! Gh -, 1862.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. G3l
XI1-h process from any of Law or Equity in tie
Parishes Of uean8 and Jefferson ot election the m
lies OF soldiers in the erycc OF the Government either On
land water 70 pas dnc hereby suspended and no
such collections shall be ced until tuglher orders
BY command Of Major General LOWELL.
j. c. PICKETT, Assistant Adutau, firIleri.l 2pn
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-E'iCht3s Rite Radiation.

\ few moe b"tve Men inted to fl! up Companies A,
and c, PICKETT RIFLES, for service during the war
Each of thtse Companies rapidly approach completion ans
their services IL b9 fnedatuy accented 7 he full bounty
Of FIFTY DOLLARS VIII We given nm! ons ahd the very
best arms and Equipments.
Apply u Major GEO. MCKNIGHT, Cnpt. F. J. READ
Be"utE t'd Regiment, Camp Lewis; and Capt, j. P, TANK
office Chief of Police i'll this city, Hpgl 2n6t
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j. EDMONSTON
4a2 sesF tAe war.

Volunteers and Recruiting Officers for this Corps will plea,
eppl3 to Col GRAY,ON, II the house Of Stuart James.
ap'6 > St
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10 SEsG Friends
DE BOWS REVIEW.
VOLUME XXX

with the January uuIur begins tlc htriicti! T1r Of tl
tnouhly wjci. is the only Southern Tina Als
tsnat! it, ii ami all disco HI which liza, tOia
entity for fifteen exhibited the and al yocated
tights an! lutcs . his section 0 Tie Uuion
In the proser. appeals confidently gTeatfy
laree circulation nn, for tom al Subscribers
Now Is the time send by mail for the
and Abolition Journals he discontinued uhscrp
will be turned home channels.
TERMS, PER ANNUM.
IhreE COPIES Tor SiY
rive copies Tor no
Ten copies
Ali current bank received, orders merchants in
al the towns cities
Bnc!s numbers, volumes r sets can be supplied.
aThe Editor will ne found the office Of the Review No
uf'c. ti2l IAlEWtf
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The gHaI sil. Volunteers any portion
OF the Conedecy for taa years, the sngIv well
By mpan,es,1 whsle organizing will susiat them, and
supply the usual bounty Of So and SIS c3lanu.,iou for
clothing
Fonn GERS ShGnd not 'Tget that We struggling: in
defence Of liberties homes. dtboltcal Toe,
who are fighting rs with tn .s,zy If de,pvr Let them be
taught tan intend govern oIroeye arc people
never b. conquered.
Apply. to Ieadquarters-Eo. IS Caron delet street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

Egr MesGrs. w. Il. Adams. w. NJ. Sempis
and T. D. vanHorn have full of attorney per
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public.
nlA J. q NIXON
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RSN for Recorder OF the Eirst District
ho'4hN ADAMS is candidate Tor Recorder of the FRS
p'S't'e'' i1'7c''oh' june 2 1862 APPS 2pte
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EE'an ted.
BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.

Apply to Capt F. POWELL, Assistant Quarternaster,
c. s. A. opposite Lafayette Square, who will give fair price
those who wish sell and will gratefully thaHk in the
Of the Confederacy all good and patriotic citizens who
will donate for the good of the soldier either Of the above
articles. n21 2pK
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TOfiCe.

SEAMEN SERVING IN THE ARMY will be tran, ferred
TO the Navy, by sending their names aud stating 10 wha
Companies aud Regiments they belong
Application to be made to Capt. j. G. BRESHWOOD
Recruiting Ohicer, No Magny Buildings Third District
ap2 2Dtnl
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A Card.

Rev Mr. CAMPBELL ors lis grateful Acknowledgements
to the Ladies and GcntIsmen Of New Orleans to have this
week valuable Of money and stores for Tbs
relief of orr sick olders OXurd-in all about
So % days ny the opportunity of send
slch relief.
Igt M DIR merchants and others, who have the and
tre relieve the brave and noble defenders Of
homes c1ntri1uons this morning Mes5rs
ARTHUR co 5, The Of Canal and New Lcvce
reets or oil had better -op1 hhds sugar
rice .aa other goods, JOHt P. CAMPBEhE A. ct OF the
Hospital At ,Ford Mis- ma1 eHd hem direct the R lo,d
Depot, IS ths is Mr.. Caupres day ship. apps 2pu
Southern independence association. -
The Southern Independence Association will meet THIS
DAY H5ih ms Il oGIoc NJ, and the Execu-
tive Committee at ,'co"k, a. NJ, a925 4ylr6
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Notice,

The Office of the Provost Marshal for the First District
New Orleans removei from the City Hail. III. soulhca5
corner Of Carondolet AID Common streets.
II. NJ. SPOFFORD,
Ing8 qntf r.. ,,,,
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HEALTH Is MANS CHIEF BLESSING

EEAETu Is MANS CHIEF BLESSING ! !!
:" Oh. Happiness, how far we fee
From thy paths in aearch Of thee
From Health, thy own pure oun', stray
Nor God given instincts eer obey
Too pluUd from Natures sef 10 learn
NanrGs remedies sparn.'
SglsIGElT'S SOUTHERN zNDIAH ViIGEIT
ABLE PILES
ARE OFFERED TO THE PEOPLE OF TIE
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
PURE, SIMPLE HARMLESS AND NAIBRAL ALrERA
TIVE AND DLOODPUHIFlEA
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Committee on Public Safety.

Committee Public Safety.
new ORLEANS, ADrii 5, 1862.
Notice is hereby given that F. II, HATCH, ESQ., Collector
Of the Port, will hereafter and acknowledge the
receipt of Ill Bells and valuable Metals Captnia IT, J.
RAPHAEL. of the Ordnance Department. all the Old Iron
contributed by Planters The Toe of our
Government.
APP 2plm GEO C. LAWRASON Secretary
.
Committee on Public Safety.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3d. 1862.
Notice hereby given Steamboat Captains that four
a. dollars freight he allowed by this Committee
for old iron brought 10 the city.
m3l 2plm GEO. C. LAWRASON, Secretary
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Special Notice.

Those persons in lie Eleventh Ward, Fourth psrc, who
from Volunteers Relief COMMITTEE
and have yet received them, will please rs.l Ilr them ~
residence No. 2l9 he Third
streets from q; o'clork NJ, from O'clock
p N. apis 2p'f j. II, HU KlNS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-25

TIE FRENCH Mi;1srGR.-The Virginia papers are
puzzled to know what the French Minister is doing
al Richmond. The Dispatch of that city saYs:
WHAT DOES II MEAN?-Curi0sity is still alive. to
know what can be the meaning Of NJ Mercier's
visit. to the capitol of this rebeltiot;s' Coufed.
eracy. The general opinion seems 10 he, that it is
connected, in some shape with the tObGco said to
be owned by the French Government, and de-
posted in the warehouses here. II there is one
sentiment which, more Than another, deserves TO
be designated as unanimous among all classes of
the community it il opposition to the delivery of
the tobacco. 1t was purchased with the full
knowledge that tho State Of Virginia would almost
certainly Join the Southern Conedcracy The pur-
chasers chose to take the risk, and let them abide
by it.
| The Dispatch, however, is not certain that this
| tobacco does not belong TO Auguste Belmont. 1t
seems to US that this ought to be known to our
| Government. Belmont is alien enemy and
whatever he claims in Virginia is tile property Of
| this country. w
The Dispatch says:
Why should the French Government-or rather
| Mr.. Aususte Belmont, if the tobacco be his-le
exempted from the effects of the blockade any
more than any other person placed in the same
perdicament? There are hundreds of individuals
owning tobacco in exactly the same situation
What claim has the French Government upon our
courtesy, that they have not? To permit This to-
bacea TO go away would be playing into Stewards
uduuS pFeClSely. All MS eHOrlS are directed TO
supplying the European markets with cotton and
tobacco in order that they may not break through
| his blockade. He and NJ MERCER are very good
friends, and doubtless if N. MERCER should succeed
| he will bestow an everlasting obligation on Sew
ard Other foreigners besides NJ. Belmont own to-
| hacco here, and, if his attempt should succeed the
| respective Governments Of them all will insist on
Delng placed on the same footing. Thus MI. Sew
a,u VIII md the dearest wish Of his heart glaifed.
Inc markets will be furnished in spite of us, and
ne may sit down perfectly contented
| ZEE SITUATION AT PENsACoLA-The Montrom-
| cry Advertiser publishes the following extract If
| a letter from Pensacola:
Everything is quiet at Pensacola Several who
Thought the condition of affairs IL few weeks auo
Justified leaving, are now returning, satisfied that
the energetic policy of Gov. Shorter to strengthen
the place will put its capture beyond the reach of
Federal arms. Besides several regiments of we'll
drilled troops, there are now twelve companies Of
Alabamlans soon to be organized into regiments
The writer suggests that Pensacola be used as Il
camp OF instruction, by doing which double pur
pose is achieved-the recruits are drilled and the
position is amply garrisoned at the same time
The writer adds:
-Four thousand we-drilled, well.armed troops
! can hold Pensacola and as new regiments are
formed and instructed, the older ones can be sent
wherever they may be most needed.
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III tie sanc WV ~ our troops at Shiloh
jasf fall IN O. Aipe0inite who offered $500
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EXPRESG FOE "FCKEIGS MAIL NATTER CON
NICOTINE AT TANPlCo, MEXICO, WIFI THE
BRITISH STEAMERS.
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ao6 2ntf
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The New York World says that grave and prob
ably valid charges are urged against the Yankee
Secretary of he Interior for improper specula-
lions and other malfeasance in office.
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Louisiana 5eariny .Usscfsine Go.

sf-O Office 81 St Charles street New Orleans. d27 tfW
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-22
STRAY BOOKS.

T,HE following volumes Of the zeuxian and Pastors
= Library, belonging to the Presbyterian Church Of
Hipsborough, missing, supposed TO have been Dor
rowed and not reurned; there may be others in the
same case. Persons having these, other volumes in
their possession are requested to return hem or if in
actual use to report the same, that it may be known
who are responsible for their return.
Collateral Bible, 4th vol. Alto.
Hodges History Of the Presbyterian Church, I'd
part, Svo.
Cudworth's Intellectual System, LIST vol. syo.
McCheyne's Works, LIST and2d vols Svo
Shakespeare, % VOL Svo
Boswell's johnson, LIST VOL Svo.
Junius's Letters, Sd vol Svo.
Goldsmth's Animated Nature, I'd and Sd vols. svo.
Plutarch's Lives, LIST vol svo.
Rollins Ancient History, LIST vol svo
Bancrofts History Of the United States LIST vol. sso.
Goldsmth's Works, LIST VOL l2mo.
Rollins Ancient History, 9th and 10th vols. l2mo
Pope's Works, 9Th vol l2mo.
Sparks American Biography Sd vol. l2mo
Pliny's Letters, I'd vol. limo.
Reliques Of Ancient English Poetry, LIST voll2m
| November IL. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-22

Aunt Rachel used.--her voice faltered ;
for this backward glance into past years had
awakened many chord of emotion. Mary
rose. and taking her hand affectionately,
said, Thank you, my dear aunt, for all
your counsel you shall see that it is not
thrown away. must go home now, for
have much to think Of"
Mary returned home; and when she re-
tired to her room for the night she steadily
reviewed her past life, and with ferven'
prayer besought God to strengthen her in
her new resolutions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-22
CASH SYSTEM.

EINDING it impossible to buy Goods and meet our
payments if we continue the Credit System, !" we
are compelled to adopt the " Cash System" until the
end OF the War.
TURRENTINE s. SON.
October ~. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-22
AN IMPORTANT DIsCoYERv.
For the Cure of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
m IT MAX ORA ARA pTCA

Il II Ii MA kOh a IA A Biz A,
Discovered by q MISSIONARY while travelling
in Arabia.
a LII who are suffering from Consumption should
"A use the MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by o
Missionary in Arabia.
ALI who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by a Mis-
sionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAKoRA ARABICA, discovered by Missionary
in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAK0RA ARABICA, disco
yeresd by a Missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrofuls and Inn
purities Of the Blood should use the MAKORA ARA
BIcA, discovered by Missionary in Arabia.
II cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
1t Asthma Scroula and Impurities Of the Blood
This unequalled remedy is now Tor the first time in
uoduced to the public.
Il was providentialy discovered by a Missionary
while travelling in Arabia He was cured Of Coneump-
ton by its use, after his case had been hope
less by learned Physicians in Europe.
He has forwarded TO in writing full account of
his extraordinary cure, and Of number Of other
cures which have under his observation, and also
full account Of the medicine.
Al bis request, and impeed by desire 10 extends
knowledge Of this remedy to the public, we have had
his communication printed in pamphlet form for free
distribution. It's interest is enhanced by an accom-
which he gives OF Of The Of the Syrian
sacIes, which he obtained from those who were sufferer
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our Office, or ID
will be sent free BY mail to oil who apply for II.
We import the MAK0RA ARABlCA direct from
smyrnsthrough the house Of Cleon & Gylippus, and
have always hand full supply put up in bellies
ready for use with full directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent by mail, reeeiP
Of price. and "a cents for postage.
| For sale, wholesale and re,si, by
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty ST., N. Y.
Also. by Druggists generally.
March 10. s4-I2mo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-22
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILAD

u II
PHILAD
Benevolent Institution established by special EnJow-
ment Tor the Relief OF the sick and Distressed. al
ficted with vrulent and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure of Diseases
Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. BY the Acting
- Surgeon, % all who apply BY letter. with Jescrip-
ton Of their condition, (age occupation habits Of life,
&c and 10 cases o. extreme poverty, Medicines fur.
nished tree 81 charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhos, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed 10 the Dispenssry. sent 10 HE
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address DIR. J. sKlLLIN HOUGHTDN. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No South Ninth 81.
Philadelphia. Pa. By order ofthe Directors.
EDWARD d. HEARTwELL, President.
GEO. FAiRCHILD, Secretary.
March - s4-l2mo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-22
RUNAWAY CAUGHT

"A PRETENDED and lodged in jail 10 HILLSIDE
a rough, Orange county, N. c., on tho 18th o
April, negro man supposed twcnty-three o. twenty.
four years old quite black about Eve feet nine Or ten
inches high; has two scars across his breast says his
meme y Nathan, and belongs 70 Rayner Foundand,
ofRichmond, Va. The owner can get him BY proving
property and paying all cost and charges.
X. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
May ]. e0-3v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-22
TRACTS FOR THE. SOLDIERS.

Reprinted at Raleigh, N. G.
voice from. Heaven, pages.
Don't put il of,
All suffciency Of Christ, :"
Self Dedication to God,
Private Devotion,
The Act of Faith ("
The Sentinel, :
Motives 70 Early Piety,
Come to Jesus. formerly Ga pagcs) now in
81, and 10 8 -four page tlacis.
Approved BY all the Pastors Of this City.
large edition Of the above should be printed before
the type distributed will cost $40 10 reset them
The number and variety will be increased funds
given 500 pays for $4,000 pages; $50 pays for
10000 pages, and 81 pays for 1900
Donations 10 he sent 10 the Agent, which he will
acknowledge by letter, and report 10 each OF the Pas
tors Of this City. More Than $4,000 pages Of new
tracts have been sent 10 our soldiers in Virginia.
WM.I. CRoWDER, Tract Agt.
July. 00-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-22
SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published In Augusta, Georgia.
DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

DR.. ID. LEE. Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
THIS is the title Of Weekly paper, devoted 10 Ag-
neuilure, Literature and Art, which an publish.
ing in Augusta, Georgia. II will be in qusuo form 81
eight pages, folio szeeach issue contain forty CO..
Iumns u matter. II will be 10 general siye similar 10,
and in size somewhat larger than the New York Led
GER Il will be published on good book pape and will
b in mechanical execution In the best style Of typo
graphical arr, In utility, IL will be oil that the bestsg
rcultua science aud practical knowledge Of the south
furnish. weekly visitor 10 the homes Of South
planters and farmers, u will be more useful and
acceptable 70 hem than any monthly journal Of equal
merit.
Ny aim Is to establish psperl that will be vihieie
Of information that will be useu 10 Southern planters
and farmers, and repository Of Southern thought.
gnalion and TASTE in the realms Of Literature and
Art; and 10 obtain for u such extent Of patronage
and will justify the liberal compensa.
lion TO ell s contributors. Able and experienced edi-
tors engaged and steps are in progress TO secure
contributions from the most pleasing Southern writers
Of both sexes. Much latent talent will be brought TO
light and furnish agreeable surprises 70 southern
people.
Foil many gem Of purest ray Serene"
will fash before tbs admiring eyes, and cause s,ne-
fous glow 10 Southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor will be Dr.. Daniel Lee,the
distinguished Professor Of gficuure in the University
o. Georgiaediior for many years pas, Of the Southern
Culhyalor, and leading contributor 10 many North.
ern agricultural journals Of the hishes, reputation
The Literary Editor will be Mr.. W. w. Mann, Of
this city, accomplished writer Of fine taste and seho-
larry attainment, wac. having retired from the seiss
duties Of the legal Proesen spent many yean in 10.
rope wasfor sever years the Pans correspondent
q the National fn,elligeneer, and Southern Lilesary
Messenger
Terms Cash In advance, 81 q year.
Bills current IN the State from which they are sent
received al par.
JAMES GARDNER.
Augusta, Geo. as
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
Arrivals and Departures.


h,y,yvAtt--s,eamshlp chanrtey "A charanns 4 Getsy,
n Fnrnh eirs l. schmidt, se unison, MIS- Allen and
asasner. Rev & Lh,sIl, ; sglyse, & rnlman Aw1.
aanchap X Myrcs, Ai w. shields and infant mrs
srswser Mrs Brown aedchildrcn hrs Robinson, Mrs
~ m,c n N-snd ruil mpsment in tho steeragc.
I,vssrooL-s,eamshir Edinburat Mr. Price and lady Mrs
x,i,v,,d Rev Lee, Ar llatoiunson, Mrs Huich1rgou
and daughter, Miss uslpin M~ ysillsnt and daugh,es
Skates, Mr citing l'oaner, srr seselk Mdon Ms iIor
",idren Mrs Msrsden and dauShter Mrs Mathews, Mrs
shnpl,nd, Mrs.J Leland, MI A ChaHvcau aud nisCs
NJ ballhe aud lady Mar tean, Mr. Bliss lady aud
children; Rev Mr. Glssps y ~ and daughter KrkpaL
,iek Miss Daily, Mr. wcls, Mrs Rogers, Mr. Major, Mr.
Herr, MI Asry, Rsy Mr. Bliss, lady and go children,
Mrzentcr, ar AyI,ss (; Gray ssdgwick, Mr McPhsli'
WIN Classic Mrs ave and degshter Mr. Hgag aud tws
y Haas Mr. Smith, W. Bultcrworih, II Clarke lady and
daughter; Mis- Nay OH, Miss Alexander Louis AlAndcr
aco Srdgewick Er Lindsay lady and Miss Lindsay Rev
Ansbc aud dss Arabc Fhos Wy Dr Hills aud LADY,
Mr. Murray, Visa Sandhurn, Mrs tadden and son Mcken
zie. 7 Bailes, Mr McMurray, Mr. Appieton and indy.
KtrasroN, ia-seamship plsniegenet-Mr N stern. Mrs
O'Lest< snt two children, w Woodne
MAsIA-ship sums,rs flames W Fla,cher, Ro-'cu
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
City Imtelligence.

4 SWORD FOR GENERAL CoRcoRAY.-A splendid sword,
TO be presented Brigadier General Corcoran by the
Beard OF Harbor Masters will 10 exhibition this.day
az Tiffany Co. s establishment In Broadway The testa.
mcnia h spoken Of very beautiful in design and
on 1t will be remembered that Governor Morgan some
time ago appointed Colonel Corcoran of the Harbor
Masters of this port but the gallant soldier, with oha-
racterisc spirit decaed to receive the profits OF po-
sition the duties OF which he would DO unable 70 dn-
charge The gift Is very appropriate complimeuS ana
Of his disnerestedness The blade Is OF Da-
Steel most tnstefully decor aed with rcpr eGentz
OF warriors trophies aud weaths Of laurel On the
scabbard which is decorated with raised oak leaves 10
the following inscription
Presented to y igadier General MICHAEL CORooRAn,
Nv the Board of Harbor Masters OF tho
Port of New York.
Sept 16, 1862.
Archibald Hall Captain Of the Port.
Thomas A. jerome, John y. Cumming,
Oven W. Brennan, John Cashow,
Henry IL. Hulet Andrew Beasiey,
James T. Coulter, James W. Hustled,
John l.. Taylor, Henry a. HUI,
A. u. Barber, Harbor Masters.
The grip aud ponmel are Of solid silver and ornamens
ed iD keeping with the rest of the present
TIE PHILADELPHIA votrSrEER RErREsuskSr SMoor-
We were yesterday shown excellent colored chrome
l,hograph Of tho Cooper shop volunteer Refreshments
Saloon In Philadelphia IL gives full view Of tho exterior
and interior OF the building with fc>ke likeness OF
the committed This the hrst rolreshment saloon
opened TOR Union volunteers IN the United Satos, anA
since its organization there has been over one nred
and eighty tnogsand volunteer soldiers fed In IL PASS
inc through that city The copies OF this splends tho-
graph ara Cor sale 100 Cherry stre3 (6aos omel,
A, hia el
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

fency wncn Tar outrans the capacity Of the Post 0o1
Department TO supply has oorrespondsd with the Pre-
sident Of the engraving company At New York.
70 the end that the issues may be enlarged
BY multiplication Of plates upon which the notes are
printed is understood that the company have devised
method towards effcting the object; but tho publs
may perhaps anticipate speedier relief from the actios
Of Secretary Chase. he contemplated using a sore
OF paper for the excise stamps that viii adm. Of thes
being employed currency.
FAILURE OF THE MAIL BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
WASHINGTON.
The failure OF the mail train between New York ana
Washington for three days in succession has occasonsl
much and eutcry at the delay the receipt
Of the New York papers The people here regard them
selvea devoid OF unless they got the HkaAxs
promptly.