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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BAKERY FOR SALE-AS OLD ESTAD-
- lished bakery, baking from Is 10 20 barrels
hOur per week. 4 years lease from LIST Of May,
1861. Inquire at g Ludlow ST near Broome, Quo
block from Essex Market. mylI 3'1l5
EOR SALE AT a BARGAIN-TIlE FEED
store, fish anal oyster market on the cor Of
Grand aud Third St. wlliainsburgh, with build
ings and lease oi ground Inquire Of swANTOS
a BROWN, III Myrtle ave, Brooklyn. mys I2'1b2
ITO BUTCIIERS-FOR SALE CHEAP
one ~ the oldest estah lished stands IN Centre
market, with tho business, horse, cart harness and
patent ice house. satisfactory reasons given cor sell
ING out. Apply l. and 10 Centre Market. myi3 90
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R H;NlOVtI.S.

DAW NBROkERS' NOTICE - FkIDEN-
l. BEKGs have removed their busn, from 800
East Broadway g. the corner Of Bowery u.l Grand
4, under tAc Oriental Bauk, where al articles et
can bc redeemed ~ renewed. business continued
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RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Prom foot Of Coitlandt Understanding At
Hampton Junction with Delaware, LackAwana,
Western Railroad and at Easton with L.ehigh Val.
Icy Railroad and it- connections, forming direct
line TO PITTSBURGH and the WEST, without
change Of cars.
Commencing Mary Och, 1862. Leave New Yort
HARasBuna Exvsyss-At GA. NJ, for East, m,
Recalling, Po,tsyille, Harrisburg, Msuch CAunk,
Willismspoit, &c.
MAIL TsAiS-At & A. NJ, for Easson, Water Gap.
Scranton, Great Bend Pittson, wlkcsbsr,., &C.
IL n. THaou0B TRAtN-For Easton, Msuch
Chunk, williainsport, Reading, Pottsville, Harris
burgh, &c.
<P. N. TuRouou TRAIr-For Ea.ton, Dethlohem,
Allentown AMI Mauch Chunk.
o;3o 7. NJ. WAY rRAis-for Somervillo.
500 L. N. western Express Tor Easton, A lentown,
Reading, HarrisburRh, Pittshurg, and the West
Sleeping cars from Jersey City through 10 Pitts
|ExPREss TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The A. n. Express Train from New York ar
r.yes n Harrisburg vi p. NJ, connecting East aud
West on Pennsylvania Central Railroad, Northern
Central RAILROAD North aud South, aud with Cum.
bsrlsnd Valley Railroad. -
TIE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR TIE
WEST
leaves New York at Up. n. daily tsundays except
edl making close connection al Harrisburg with
pennsylvania Rairoad-with no change OF cars 70
Pittsburg, and but one H. Cincinnati and Chicago
Four hours time 10 saved by taking wa train.
ELILABETHPORr AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave New York from Pier No. 2 North River, At
100 and II 20 A. NJ, $50, 4. 80 AMI 600 p. N.
The boats stop ut Bergen Point and Mariners
lIarbor every trip each way.
| su19 lf'lO6 JOHN o. sfERNS, Superintendent
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GIN watermen, Capt Peterson Horny, brig
steamer Haze Perry
Dpboh ~ TICS Russ y A, acto instr
duncan Adolphus Smith John, steamer Tus-
FISHER August carora
Giebcnrath Christian, Thomson william
frigate Rp.neke Toidn Michael
Jackoway Capt, trans wes, Tobias, frsate Res
port jersey Hue noko
Lows William, late Of White Samuel q, pilcN
he cumberland wtsy Henry, stsaner
Nicholson Christopher Noun, Vernon
Army Letters.
broadly O.Capt 6ist NKill Joseph, Co e., sd
Wv Wv, dishsn1ei
Brown Geo W, 3istNY Learuari Nm II, SGT LIST
Voc
Dc RIs'y Isaac y, Lieut. Libby Abraham O, Co n,
ynSh ' e, CO K 7,h Reg i ,.A b. Asst Surgeon
rcmins I-.ac, 5li Wv NV
K.yansgh John Capt, G3dsehmae W Csp,, 81
Reg JIus,er,
Ee'el,as Henry Capt Van Drun' Geo Capt
Misc siiancous.
American Transport Lycornng Iron d Coal
ton Co c. Treasurer
Atlantic &GreatWestern Magnetic Electric Co
X Cons,fucton "a National Family Mags-
perutendent zinc
Dbiotheca sacra, pub. n Y Flint Glass Co
Lshers NY FouudryFurnishng
Bpwery No ISL, 80 floor Co
Csmhro American N Y and Nicsraug Co
Christian Commission Western States Line,
u T. Office agents
District Grand LoigeNo fe,A Pal Fraternity, any
fOBB member
Eagle Sewing MachinsCo W NIB
Fulton Oil Works, Front 3 AID
street NOR
House Joincrs' Union ma
ABRAM WAkEMAN, Postmaster.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

NOT1'E-OFfICE OF TIE STERLING
4 Co.. New York, April 26th. 1882 An election
OF ~ Directors and Inspectors Of Election TO serva
room l. Tuesday the 81 Of june instant be,w.sr
the hours OF aud =. NJ. The transfer books will
be closed on tie 9Th u May instant. ny order a
the Bard GLo' f. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF EXCISE n
~ Centre st., and Chambers st., New York.
TO THE nm, TAVERN AND HOTEL K X
ard liquor dealers o. this Tile Board Of Excise
will open the nm.ssion on the 2O,h Of May, 1so7
at oc,ol X In the afternoon. IN the Cufnmnn Pleas
Court ROOM Part n l. FOR the purpose Of granting
lconses for the ensuing excise wear, and will Ct, e
tnc sane a'er session II hfy days.
The INK Petitions AMI Bonds can 10 had Al sLa
Office u the underss ued'
W JAY HAsKErT, President Of the Board.
ROBERT D. HOLMES, Counsel 70 Che Board.
TChamterp q.
NOAH A cHiLDs, Commissioner. &c,
N. B-Notice Is hereby civen tha, the penalties
prescribed by law will lie rgidly enforced my10 -
DROPOSALs Fer s250, 600 OF THE NEW
L YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK"
Sealed PROPOSALS Will he received st the Comptrnl.
Ter, Oif,e. until SATURDAY, May II. 1sda until
fo'elo, J.. ", when Is same viii 10 publicly
opened for TIE whole or any part Of tie sum %
Two hundred aud riny thousand Dollars Of THE
New York County Court House stock" authorized
by chapter 1871 Of The laws Of IsG2 and nv An IN
nance Of the Board Of Supervisors spprcveI by DO
Mayor, April Il, 1904.
The said stock Is to provide means g pay for the
land acquired f1r new Court House, and 10 erect
such Court House thereon. IL will bear Interest Al
the rate Of ss per cent. per annum, payable half
yearly, IN the fret days " Nay and November, and
the principal will be rcdeemnbe ia successive an.
nual instalmcn's Of one hundred thousand dollars
each, commencing with the erst day Of November.
A. D., lo15
Tbs proposals will state the amount Of sock de-.
sired and the price per one hundred doars thereon
and the persons whose PROPOSALS accepted, viii
be required u deposit with the County Treasurer
within fifteen days amer the opening Of Vie bi,is,
the sum awarded ~ them respectively.
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts a
the County Treasurer fpr such deposits the parhss
will he entitled - receive certificates for equal
amounts Of the par value Of the stoch bearing n
terest from the dates Of payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed.
PROPOSALS. for New York County Court Houss
Stock" and nclosed In q second envelope addressed
" the Comptroller.
The right is reserved 70 reject any or oil Of the
bids, " considered necessary TO protect or promo%s
the interests Of the County.
RoBT. r. HAws, Comptroller.
City Of New York Department Of Finance,
Comptroller's Office, May 9th, 1852. myI iO'iSi
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SHIPPING.

FOR LIVERpOOl.--TIIE CELEBRATED
clipper ship DREADNAuGHT, Capt. samuels,
acknowledged ~ he the fastest ship sno~t having
@ i . s ,S nd Nav o. "na
est rates apply on board, pier ), N. H., OF 10 =. N.
DEMAREsf, ~ South st myi5 T'iot
EOR LIvERPOOI.-TIIOMPS BLACK
L Star Line. The LUCY THOMPSON, at Pier
80, East River, sails 10Th May. From Liverpool
ship Of this line sails every week. Drafts on
Ireland Apply 2I5 Pearl ~. ars0 ltac'l3O
LOR LIvERPOOI-OLD BLACK STAR
Lino-Ths packet ship HEMISPHERE, lying
a, pier 70 East river, sails May ID The CARAVAN
- WILLIAMS GuIoS, 20 ful,on st. myii ai.e'
old BLACK STAR LINE
" OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengers from orr Liverpool, ny The following
first class packet ships sailing on she 9th aud 2&th
q each month.
Adelaide, Cultiyator, Roscius
AustrsliA Cynoaurc, John Bright
belle WOOD. Chancellor, Thornton,
BridgewHter, Constitution, Universe
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
or IRELAND, CLsrEB BAsKtsG Co, AND ALL rARrs
OF ESGLAsp AND SCOTLAND.
nyi3 9i,o'i39 WILLIAMS GuIoN ~ Fulton St
TAPSCOTTS LINE
L OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The subscribers continue 10 grant certificates OF
passage " and from Liverpool, by their lavorits
Inc Of packets, comprising In part the following
WV. TAPsCorr. EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNouGiiT, MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BENZ ADAMS, CONSTELLATION, j. j. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT, PHOENIX,
UNDERWRITERS, SEA FLOWER, CAMBRIAN
Making, together with others . ship every five
days
The subscribers also agents for thu
X LINE OF LONDON PACKETS
For oil Of which they grant certificates on liberal
terms.
REMITTANCES FROM IRELAND, 60.
r. N Co, also continue ~ iAsus irufts, payable
| demand, throughout England, Ireland, Scotland,
| aud Wales, At the LOWEST RATES.
| Circulars, with all Particulars, may be had ot
application III by letter. enclose postage stampl T.
| TAP5COrr & Co, 81 south st. New York.
TAPSCOTr, SMITH Il CO., Liverpool!
| my1 2lac'iB
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A LII STYLES OF BUSINESS WAGONS
IA constantly on hand or mnde 10 order, such a.
procer's bakers milk, feed aud express. You will
isid this plac. favorable any that can bc found
AMI every article warranted as represented. STEW
ARTS Wagon Factory, 5Sd street. between Broad
way and Nth ave. my2 2Ilc'l32
CARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS
" for sac-200 new carriages, bretts, cslashea
rockaways, top aud open buggies, rocers, expross,
depot and business wagons, aud large lot OF sec
und hand carriages and wagons, and 10 horses, At
10 wins st. and 1sl Fulton ave, Brooklyn.
apo 2iac'ii3
EOR SALE-IlORSE AND WAGON AND
milk round,with depot or butter store; tie best
stand GA the Sth nv. biSs sth ay. myl6 3'lOT
uORSES FOR SALE-5 HORSES, SUIT
II able for express men or carmen, two Wlll he
sod cheap, and one good working horse for 800,
Inquire IN the grocery store cor Gold st and Myrtle
", or in the stable, cor Duiheld and johnson 1t
Brooklyn. myiG S'lF
KERDSENE LAMPS AND THE BEST
IA oil, fluid, wicks, chimneys, crookery, china and
glassware tea setts, beer mugs, casters, knives aud
forks, spoons china and other fancy goods,
II very low prices, at 4. A. BALDWIS'S % Bow
cry, corner Canal a. apo 2Iao'lls
DINE CLOSETS, WARDROBES, &c.-A
4 good assortment, prices from - t. 50, at the
mandatory iHi West Broadway. liberal DIS
count to ~ trade. myd 2+ac'22o
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SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND AN
~ nuity Co. Of New York, 81 Pine st.-S1, 900 for
w '0-Person- thirty years Of age insure their
lives for $1,000, for the bencht OF their families OF
others hy paying yearly S22 10, and ut "a GRADUATE
lug scale for persons older younger. The great
DR.. Franklin said, "a policy OF Life Assurance 10
the choapes, and safest mode Of making a certaiu
provision for one's family" Payments can be
made quarterly, II preferred. and when the pre-
MUM amounts T. forty dollars and over mote will
he taken for one-iA the amount. Clubs oi ten or
more nembsrs liberelly dealt with. spgy 2tao'l9I
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INVALID.-YOU WILL GET THE RE-
ceipe for sure cure for coughs, colds, con~inp-
ton and oil lung complaints, by sending u p.
ADEE, Ss1 Pearl At, N. Y lie sends II free. Write
for IL. II has cured thousands. my8 a<scsi<0
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IlNsTRUCTlON.

C1 WRITING classic LESSONS, 81,
VI or 20, SO. Bookkeeping, ST per month -
$40 lessons unlimited. Arthmetc a..t ucuiIau.
snip, SO per 1r. rs lessons each, a. PAlNt's G.
D1N,r, \ y aud $50 Fulton IT,, Brykyu.
,. "a tgUs'ff
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i LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE C0As1ANy
nLIlLI.I

OfYirk. RRAsCH OfflOR.
3l1 FULTON STREET, II WALL STREET,
BKpOkLNN NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS.
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INSURANCE.
IECHANICS. ATTENTION.

MECHANICS, ATTENTION!
A'A Six cents day will give the family OF . man
aged 30 years, one thousand dollars NJ his death,
f"r further information call ut the Office Of The Be.
curty Life Insurance aud Annuity Co, 81 Pine st.,
up stars. ap 30 2&ac'lSe
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no MANUFACTURERS AND MECHAN.

NNILLIAMSBURGH-TO LET, SUITA-
w bic for maAfauily, adults only, 1t door,
rooms aud pantry, cistern and green, dth 1t, near
North 9th. Apply ia basement. Rent ~ In ad-
vance. myl6 3'l12
cOO0-FOR SALE Ar CENTRAL NOR
%COO rissniu Station, y double house, CONF
prisng ton with store, and lot 10 10y loo feet
Cars stop OPPOSITE Ave times day. Call att Tryon
Row, room 10 my19 2iac'l5o
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loss or Damage by fire, On ss favorable terms ~ ;,
similar Institutions. .
TEuNIs }. BERGEN, President,
JAMES -. THOMPSON, Jr., secy. -
GEO. W. HUNT, Assistant.
TEtNIs J. BERGEN, JAMES CRuIRsIIANKS :
HIRAM T.. 81. JOHN, JOHN X. PRtJN,
EDw. 4. BACKHOUSE SAMUEL VAN WICK,
JAMES HARPER ALEXANDER McCUNE,
LEWIS HURST, u. s. NOORiIEEA
JOHN L. sPADER, JAS. = sCIIOoSMAkEB
HENRY j. CULLEN, MICHAEL NEVIN, %
LEVERTTT II. SAGE, SAMUEL GABRIDON,
PHILIP 8. CRo0KE, JOHN LEFFERTA
JAMES b. COOPER CORSJ BER6EN.
JOHN j. vANDERBILT,JAMEs TITi4,tsI
EDWARD HARVEY,
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
L L Court 1t, Brooklyn, and III BroadyAy, New
York-Mutusl, with acssh capital of S1gb,ooo in.
vested In stocks OF the State Of New York aud rss
CLASS ''D'' W. WALTER 3. aRIFFIT1: President.
Eo fS n s company T Ss: adopted pai~g. in
tended 10 pr event the lapse OF any policy 40 70 se
cure to the assured in every case Al ss sssurnnos
hers need not apprehsnd therefore, that their ina
bility to pay shs premium 81 any f!Ys tiuA IN
Involve The los. .! what .ns my es b.
sem "osa agent: wanted. "a SiIi g WI III.
EIREMAN's TRUST fN9GkANCE co.
=
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000.
Once No. Q Court strssss opposite City Hal, and
No Wall street, near broadway, New York:
pro.. abs~. :. '9 psl . III: and
phans Fund Of the Fire Department Of Me o"y A."
Brooklyn.
| George Hall Nehsm'h Knight Joseph Hall
| AsronA Dsgrauw(iilbert Haght smith faneher
Ha p Messenger HFro.hnsSs swa rrsa snsIsn
w.rr.nDaoOkin l'sa Tho, xsl:0r H apR"a
AA Low William Beard Joseph II Field
Crawford Csmish M.rsslusM..ssy z Jsm H,ck,
5San z Glover lover John sehsast Sg w.ls@1 AM,
sn Robbins Fred 7 Pees yaientns q iial!
Liv. X Miller sB Chisssnden John v9crhss,
u.r S dwellings,, Household Furniture,
Vessels in port and theiT csraoes, and other proper
" .gsn, los. ?, damage y Ts: on sompas
GEORGE HALL PreSoen''
w SU Yrxats ssIre'AA sssi..an, Sec. AZ iy
I0 CENTS PER BoTTLEMFuRR;M.AASNss
IL eeisbrsssd RHEUMATIC HAsuraias. s,rs
for the cure ~ k sIwsys :. had IN New York, .,
cATPbEII.s, cor. Eighth ave sud se'n ~, NEED
CO.'S, CO... Alien q. .p sSANsoRSs, Ell Division 81
, and H n9%HI'E.s. isoK Bowery AALLoyS cor.
&s f.; c. :Ss p Sy Sass
~ CENT HAIR DYE-BEST IN USE
10 SRIEsrs Columbian Hair Dye can be bad
=. NJ drspd q, go Hudson q; S5Jl ", g.
cSn,rS ave. and o0sh u; slA Hghth q Hudson
~: ~ Division =; ~ rourth eve Avenue D,
and liz Divison =: baooxLyr-1U tulAcn u; 300
. Court Il; cor Myrtle and Oh 81 md corner
8 | Franklin Myrtle svss W. ohsBunsu-6rand
. street. Nos. So 100 2oo, re ms South 9th sud
= ssh; South c,h anl TIN; souAS and sh also by
Druggist. genersy,-Dspos 70 South Second st
| wnlisn.sbursh, between asooad and ghird streets
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FOR SALE AND TO LIT.

DROOKLYN-I.O1S FOR SALE OR TO
- lease on ress. nable terms ID the Eiyith Ward.
Apply TO ROBERT G. BELL, 81 sv and 2tth s.,
South Brooklyn. spiT ti'l3T
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

ALL SOLDIERS, SEAMEN, OR THEIR
"A RELATIVES CAN HAVE THEIR
800 Rot MY, PRIZE MONEY, ARREARS OF
PAY AND PENSIONS COLLECTED AND
CAsHED, AT j, u. MORGAN ~ co,
ARMY AND NAVY BANKERS, 1913 BROADWAY.
apps aAte'l42
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$50 0IBI. ST rTAyo;-$ I50

having removed 70 their new warerooIns, S1s
lie magnificent new scale full I octave Rose.
wood fisnoforts, containing ell improvements
known in this country or Europe. over.strung
bass, French grand action, harp pedal, full
iron frame, for $3.50 cash, warranted Tor years.
Ricn moulding cases, $l7b 70 5000, all warranted
made OF the best seasoned material, and 70 stand
better than any sold for $500 or $500 by the old
methods OF manufacture We invite the best judgsi
10 examine and try these new instruments, and WI
stand ready At all times TO test them with an
others manufactured In this country.
GROvESTEEN d HALE, AIS Broadway MI
myl 2}sc'l2s
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UPTOWN DOARD-A GENTLEMAN And
" wife can be accommodated with . pleasant
front room, well furnished with board; also sever
81 respectable young men, by applying a, the south.
east corner of Second avs and &sth st. myl6 3'l0d
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L FLOUR
NEAL AND FEED MILLS.

The proprietor having put in new and improved
machinery for grinding wheat and making flour, u
prepared " sell good article Of Flour be
found anywhere, and st reasonable prices. Wheat
aud Rye Flour, Graham and Buckwhest Flour. hns
white aud Yellow Meal, Dat Meal, Coarse Meal, Rye
Meal, Hominy, and Wheaton Grits, Ground Feed,
fine Feed, OIL Meal, Cracked Corn, DC. N BEECH.
Err, os4 Hudson 1t, bet Bank and Hammond sx,
NY. ap2b 24acslT9
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ITO LET-TIIE STORE AND BASEMENT,
80 Nassau st. Apply 10 FRANCIS 8. HOFF-
MAN, ear Broadway, or J. CAUTION, 81 Nassau st.
fe25 tsi2s
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HAWKINS AND ANDERSON ZOU-
IL aves-widows and heirs OF those killed, be-
longing t. tie above regiments, call on
j. u MORGAN q Co, 29S Broadway. my1s 6'la<
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DECISIONS, PAY, BOUNTY MONEY,
L Prize Money, and all other claims Of soldiers:
-eamen and their widows and heirs collected
promptly, by GEO. WooDMAN, IS Pine st, nssr
the Custom House. mylf 2%~c'lSo
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T ANDLORD AND TENANTS
- AG r 4 x n 4 IT'S,
TIN ~ ~ arm tNppovvn r0pN

NERVOUS DEMONSTRATIONS
>al or oshsrwise-can be relieved by using Dr.
Anderson's celebrated LIFE CORDIAL. Il is the
best preparation Of roots, herbs, bsrks, &c, ever
Summer sets In, many will feel weak and dsbilita-
ted-sspectally those Of ssdentery habits-and "
such IL will prove blessing. Try lit Is perfectly
II will, we are satisfied, do you good Price IL per
bottle. Dspot-%e South Second Of, Williams
burgh. myt 24acs
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STALLS AND WAGON ROOM TO LET
~ suitable for milk nsu, express men aud others,
., 9ss Third Ave Horses taken on livery, stalls
above ground and plenty carriage Soom. my1T %
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7NO LET IN THE sun BUILDING. COR.
L ner Of Nassau and Fulton sts, Offices and large
rooms, suitable for manufacturing purposes, with
which steam power can be had II required. t'11
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10
The War.

A dispatch from Gen. B,,urassrd was received At tie
off ,e of the Ajutant General yesterday morning, stat
ing in sub,tsnos that in consequence Of G'n Buell.,
with his large force, having formed junction with
Grants beaten and fyng army, he had found it nscss
sary to carry the purpose contemplated bsforshsrd
OF falling b, st on Cornth. Ia doing co. be was unable
to carry Of all tho prrs Of the hSht and had oonse.
q1snty abandoned portion, consisting mainly Of snmS
milton.
The fighting was continued to e''lo'k Monday. In
Consequence of the telegraph line beyond Macon no,
working, nothing later than Monday could be obtained
Yesterday The prisoners number about three thousand
Including one General and six Ccones 1t Is understood
tia, important achievements have probably BY this
time reached Ger. Bsaursgard, and little doubt Ia enter
,alned that he will make the work yet more compsts
and glorious.
We have nothing liter from the Peninsula or from thu
"Virginia."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-10

States Immediately took steps 10 dissolve their counec
ton with Uuiou Of which they believed they would no
Ions,r be Ire sted as equal menbsr Sti the Border
States we're unwilling TO rush into dissolution until every
hone of peaceful settlement Of the question had
isbsd This was the position Of Missouri 70 whose con.
yso,iop not single secessonis. elected. Governor
Price was elected from bis district asa Union man. with
Gu. opposition, and on the assembling oil tho con-
yentiop was chosen i President Tne convention had
not been in session many weeks before the radcasn Oh
III. Black Republican administration, and Its hostility to
the institutions of the South bscims m,nfes to every
uppr,iudced mind. The perAiy and brutality Of its
tool, In Missouri we're particularly obsrvable, and soon
opened tho eyes Of the people 10 TIA true objects Of the
BLACK Republican party The State authorities then d.
cded upon resistance 70 the Federal Government whose
armed .oldery had committed ouirases upon their I'M
.-msd and deenoeees ctz ms and the Governor issued
bis proclamation calling for 50 900 volunteers. or the
forces raised under this call who denoninatsd the
Missouri State Guard, Governor Price was appointed
Major General, and took the field
We will no, recapituate the gallant deeds OF the hii.
sou, chstan ct the head Of that noble band Who few
to arms to rescue their bones and Hresdes from the
thraldoui Of the tyrant They f 10 the memory
Of every one and will form one Of the brightest pages
in the history Of our contest for freedom. From the
course of General Price, who has accomplished 90 much
With bis iequipped army those in authority may learn
valuable lesson 10 the conduct Of the war. Ho doei
po settle down oompacenty into one kind Of policy re
fus M 10 advance bec,use be Il the defensive bu
he ssks the enemy wherever hs can find him, asth
him when ready, and retreats out of bis way when no
prepared. His policy Is both ofsnsive and defensive
and he uses the which may be demanded BY the eI
igeuo,s Of his situation. Whenever the Administrator
shall ses h 10 follow bis example in this respect We ma,
begin t, hopsthst are approaching the end Of sucf
disasters AZ those which We have, recsnuy suffered.