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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching


CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
~ at Queenstown Cork Hsrbor.-1bs Liverpos.. Nov.
fo.s ard Phi, dcphs hip Company insnd d.paich
their fol- cd lion steamship follow;
EniSbIHn1i'' s.,as. utt
hAhpANoo' s''''''.'''''s'''''', SATURDAY n,A,na
And every succeeding SATURDAY. al noon, nom Pier
INST CABIN. ...;..'...sas neutrality-suspicious.
sh. an" 70 ,ms:;; s.es,s 70 .ma., IS
Passengers also forwarded To Hs,rs Bremen Rotterdam.
AatveIp re. at equally low rates.
and slo5 sleersse from Liverpool 80 Prom Qoe.ns'
town 40. Tickets he bOugnt hero those rates,
enabling people 70 send fof their friends
The.o Steamers have superior accommodations Tor psssen.
gers strongly boit 10 Wste tyh' Iron S-ction' snd
cary Patent Fire Annih,tor. Experienced Surgeons 40
For farther inform. ion apply ia Liverpool to WILLIAM
n 4 tnoc.oa,r. IN 10
u. SEYMOUR Co.; In Londol TO NV rs MACY: No,
Pic. J. !. Bour,s IL phI.Ssrh., % JOHN O DALE No.
JOHN @. DALE. Agent. No. Is Broadway. NJ.
vHNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
eqaire to bave passports suiho,is. her respect
i've countries countsened by tho sece,sry Of state a,
Wsshngo. or by the P.ssport Ars al port 81 onbsknon
nKvYoRx TO LIVERPOOL
sbel Gsein r.,.sss. .'.'''''''''''''''''''''ti
sosros LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. .......'.............'..tus
II, s ,sip. from o. al cori .iicr
The ship, from Boston eau Haitian aud Cork H.rbor
PERSIA, Capt. Judkns AFRICA. Capt Shannon
ARABIA. Capt. J. Stone CANADA. Capt. J. Leioh
ASIA. CAPT r. O. Lott AMERICA Capt. Mi
AUSrRALASlAh, NIAGARA. Capt Noodle
Capt. cooh EUROPA, Capt Anderson.
SCOTIA CuiNA
These vessels clen white light mast head green
stsrboard bow red port nov
ASIA Lott ...."lss'e. Now York. Wednesday Fob 26
n lAOARA svts Bo,t a Wotuosdsy Mar.
AUSIRALASlAN
Cook leaves NewYork "Wednesday. Mar IL
NIAGARA Anderson cave ston. Wsdnesdsy bar 10
Berths not secured until paid fof.
An expereu ced Surgeon Oh board
The owners Of these ships will not he accountable for God
Siver Bullion, Specie iewely Precious Stones M-Ais
unless BD Of aiding sgned therefor and tie value thereof
tlsrein expressed For Freight or pssssge, sppyto
u. IUNARD ma. Bowling green
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,

although composed Of ingredients some Of when rreeea
tl, best Of sARsAPARlLLA In sert'e power by ' aid
YOU NAV protect yourself the suffering and danger OF
hs. disorders. purge cut the foul pous thai rot sad
tester ia tho blood to be- replaced b. health aud vigo
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vV o CONS UMPTIv YES. =

~ % CONS III PTIV + s. -
The sdverser having been restored to health In sfew
weeks BY very simple remedy after having suffered several
year with LrSe AFFECTION ind that dread disease,
CoSsuyrroSis anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow su
fsrers the means OF To ell who desre IT, he will send
copy of tho prescription used free Of charge. with direction
preparing and u.ug the same which they Will hsd sURs
for CoSsUsPTios, ASTHMA, BKoScnT &c. The only
object OF Tie advertiser In sending the prescription 10 10
benedt the afflicted and spread Information which he con
oeyes be invaluable and be hopes sufferer will try
hi. remedy, ~ii COZ. them nothing, and may
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription VII please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Wilismsbofgh.
kim, County New-Yoyt
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AT X. II. MACY's, Nos. 204 ard poo 6th-av.,
IA two doors below l4h-st, you will s~ays mad sful
stock Of Ribbons Lsees aIdSecheis Embroideries WEe
Goods Fius sunels Housekeeping Goods Curtain Lsces
Musts Hosiery and udewear iadles made up Under
Coshng &c. ~ BThe only house in New York that se.s
s6-s doLar hid Gloves for o. 10y mad % ceutl
sud always a foil assortment Of sizes and coors
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Ocean cleaners.

Noriop-By order Of tho Secretary Of sa's all passengers
eayn. the United States reqoiIrd to provide themselves
With passports directions for obtaining which may be had al
tbs Compsny's Offices, No Is Broadway y. y.
joins o. DALE Agent.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-yOH


EDsTsuce on xthst-
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
for Ne..Hs'en. I. ss u, tEIlI BIB 3i~tEr u $780,
ror siis-po 7. a. IN. CEI), l2i5. $3.50 tEI)i 80
10. MILFORD sr.tford. Fairfield. Southport and woapor
For Norw.i l. $50 m I2:5. ,:1o tEx) $50 soo, 5:
ror pssu aud Greenwich, !. go m rii' $50. $50
Fo' stanford T. (Erl o:ooa IA Ia'l,. 100, Er,. D.
20 Pos, ch.'t,r and int ed,,. stations sooA M II:
For Pon Chester aud New Rochelle. sp. IN
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Yor Boston. via Springfield :. "a, lh1l $3.50 tELlsp ~
Dor Hartiord and Springfield. SA IN, tEI) h;i' ';"'
Fos Coaase,icu. River Railroad to Mon,re. M. Er).
and 1915 3 to Northsmp,o
For Hartford, Providence, and sphkll Railroad, An,
Tor Yow.ii.rn, Hew.Londou. and SiOninson Railroad
'ts m. p lS So p n; 70 no,h,m0o,
Yer ho"..ioSie H,lTo,a g Pia'etld. a
For Nsusa,uek Railroad a m $50 M
For Danbury and NoTwsk Railroad, 7. g. m, $50 p IN
JANIS II HoYT. sup.rint-nd.ut
NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas
~ .e,zcr Train. from foot Of Chaubsns.. IS follows
lam, Express Tor Buffalo.
sis N. Mit, daily for otsvil, and intormsdi.t. st.
II. n, Accommodation. daily
3J1 p Way for Middletown, Nsvbursh and interms
Up M Mint Express, daily. 70, Duutirk. Buffalo Csnan
dsiu. aud principal S,so 1he Tram OF Saturday
tbroug h 20 BuH,o. but does not run to Dunkrk.
49, CHARLES mINOT. General sapI
EArBAsrsL MAnsB. Receiver
NEW-JERSEY RAILROsD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA and the SOUTH AID WEST, via JEH
SLY CiTY-Mail and fIpre.s Lines leave Nrw.york at
and i0s M. T. and u p N Fare -. Through tickets
od for the South sndWs and through baggage checked In
Z . M. aud and II o. NJ. trsu.
w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received for any trains unless delivered
and chrSE Is minute. In advance OF the time OF leaving
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
IN RAILROAD. For Albany aod Troy, North and wes,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing MONDAY, Nov
T. i6i. For ALBANY. Io:1os E,p,e.s mail train from
2tth.t Depot
For oil local train. .ss TIMETABLE.
JOHN BURCHILL, Asst sup't
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JrsiruCiion.
CORT EDWARD INSTITUTE. Washington

EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE. Washington
i Couots ~ N.Best sustained Boarding Sofins f'ie
STATE; years established, brick buildings for ads aud
eeutemen 10 teachers superior sdSsute 10 or
tusue. for tesChLs orlor Colege na dr u plepays
for IL weeks Comuon tnsish branches, "in board fuel
washing sud furnished leIcept carpets and hressabie
Spring er, March q for circulars rooms, address the
Rev JOSEPH r.. KING
NTR. GEORGE G. ANTlIONs CLASSICAL
ltl FRENCH end ENGLISH SCHOOL, with Prepare
tory Dopstn and Gyuusiun Broadway corner Itnss
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
lNk INSTITUTE No. 2lS fourhst Wsshinston square
corner Of Biecdossslst CLARKE TANNING. Rectors,
w9wess AsstsIs prepares paIis oi al sses Tor ossi-
College.
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Y From foot Of Couniandt st-Connecting at hanlton
Junction With Delaware. Leokawanna aud cstern Railroad
ard al F.soa with Lehgh Valley Railroad and its conneo
on. forming direct lire to Pittsburgh and The Wet without
change OF cars. Ar, ,.o,
W2NITR ARRANGEMENr-Commen Nov I, 1861
II cave kew-York a. follows: . ~,
U.uKlsHuRG EIPRKss-At q m. for Es.ton, teaoins
Pc,t.,ille Harrisburg Msuch Chunk, Wilsnsport, &c
Man TH,S-At q. for Esston. Water Gap ocrsn
ton Crest Bend Pi,t,.on, WikesbHre, &c. ana,
I'm. THHotea TRsiS-For Esston. Msnch Chunk WI
lissns osrt, Reading. Pottsyle, Harrisburg 80 -,
tr.s THROUGH TRAIs-tor Esston, Bethlehem auen'o~n
and Msnoh Chunk.
5.sOys WAY TR.fS-for Somcr,ille.
Rrx WrsrERs ExPREs-For kaston hlentown Read
In. Harrisburg P,bursh ard the West Sleeping cars from
Jer.ey CITY through TO riLtsbu'gh -
EErkss. TKAis roK HsRRrsbuRo-The q m. hnpre"
1rsn from York ariso, at Harrisburg at p M connect
ng Pas. and Wes. on yvnns Central Rail- Nothrrn
Central Railroad North and South and with tho Cnmoer
land Valley Railroad. ~ -,
TnH TsaorGH ErrREss TRlis yon rHs WEST leaves
New.York 8. D. daily Sundays eroep,edl making close
connection Harrisburg with Penn yvsnia
eh.ns. car, to Pittsburgh and but one 20 ,incnnat ana
Chicago -Four hours time IL saved by taking TINS tsn
EIlAsErHPoKT NEN.loRh Fskrr-L-aye Nr"'
yoIk fron Pisr No North River, at CASA. m lIo' J;lo
sndf:g. = 49,, H.. 49,
tip each way. JOHN " sih''o, ouIeiinionuo"e-
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FL NY snd TROY, cor
NORTH and WEST. Train
From Chenbers-st
Trpres,. ! and la m. ard 3
Is aud Up. IN.
Troy and Albany with sleep
irgcsr). 1915 . N
Poughkeep.is train. 81 600 q
M. aud l2 IA. ana o;l5 r. n.
Peet,kill train, 400 p. IA.
Sing Sing train, s;ss q N.
5:l3p p. IN.
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Meoital.
VvHE peculiar taint or infection which we call

sCRQFULA Turks In the constitutions
of multitudes Of mon. II either pro-
duoes or Ia produced By IN enfssbled.
vitisted state Of the blood. wherein
that fluid becomes incompetent to sus-
tain tho vital forces In their vigorous
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Boots an0 Shoes.

My IMPROVED CORK SOLES will not
~ zip or break out foi years Hesdqusren No
3 G.cssssr-sL HENRY LYON
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y. II. LUDLOW. huctioneor .,,o
PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, &c, at AUC-

L TION by order of Issa, Hopdenon navy n snT n,
r. H. LUDLOW Co. will eel al 1870 Va
WEDNESDAY Feb. &C. 1862, at IL O'clock 81 inc Na'!
Brootlyn by order Of Isaac Henderson, kavy-Agent pt
PRoyIsloNS-A l.rgs quantity OF b,s.a nd 1855
ponnd. GOOD Cheese abolished from the Navy Kaiion,
CLOTHING. Se.Pes Jackets Koand Saese. aasn
Trowser. Oter.hhs Underhift., Caps Shoes e"o q''
tity of ,suk.en sheeipg SatinG,, Blankets, &c H..
SMALL sT0RES-A quantity OF reb't Ko;,, D' Ssnb.
li,t Of which can be the office Of the Auconcer
No 3 Pine a., NewIork.
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financial.

TrK.sUxy DEPsRrnnsr, FEB g. lSo'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF the readl-
ue.s Of thi. Department TO redeem The Treasury .ote
re,i In one yesr from date authorized by the hct OF
90 soproyed December 23d 1887, and the Treasury ro
in s1iy DAYS from date Authorized by the act OIL 'on
sress approved I'd March, 1901 90 an ,.s.. nj,
on Tre,snry Notes OF the above issues VII cease on
the IN dy OF Ap next BY tho terms Of those acts e'ec'
iyoly
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Goal ano 10000.

NOAL UNDER COVER.-CUMBERLA
~ RED-ASH, LEHI0H. and WHITE-A5H COAL
A.o WOOD by the cord load or box All low FOR cash.
ASEL Is. ABBOTT,
Successor to Abbott & Ladue
No. 800 Creenwicb-st. and No 81 Be.ch-s
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Burning E aio, Oils, ST..
DETlNED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING

WI hrceis'd cLec, from the niAnuiac and for
$50 h e'bNss 70 t " the very lowest market rates. by
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co.
Nos 40 efd lie William, A. New Tok
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NEW. YORK s. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
|. +. SMITH. Superintendent.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER H. 1861
Passenger Station In NswYOrt cor zIthst and Hh-sv
EHlnnce Q ksIhst.
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V,ERRE HAITE and ALTON SECOND
L aid THIRD MORTGAGE BONpS.-iiolde' o, sec
ond Monsae Bonds no have not sab,cbcd tho bondhoa
ar, and paid the oet sssesncD' on he
cane are noed that uthey desire TO participate ~ we pau
Of the reorganization they must sub.cnb- 70 the
et ana deliver their Bond. TO the Purchasing COMMITTEE
No IL Wall by 2ih day Of rch nent or forfeit heh
privilege to participate IN the purchsse 1870
THIRD MORTGAGE BONDS
81 Third gaxe Bond. ae also notified tht they
NUT pay the % Eve per cent on such bond' %
deliver the above 10y the same date or ione' the
privilege Of participate in the reorganization
BY order Of the Committee -, -,
No WALTZ. Feb Is 1852
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BOSTON DAILY via GROlON.-Steaiiiors
ID Conmonv,,ltn and Plymouth Rock from Pier 10. N
II q, I'm W 81 FDWARDs, Agt., office lis West''t
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vINO NEW HAyEN.-Steamers leave ut SPIN.
Passengers going further take the Train from there
H. ~ q, re,raio on board till morning without charge
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furniture.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, LIBRA
L RigS and PAMPHLETS BOUGHT FOR ready money,
a. ~. Il3 tth-sv.. between 9Th and lotasts
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Uentistrp.

ALL persons DESTROYS of getting rid OF DE-
~ CAYiD TEETH and ROOTS. positiyely without ? AZ
FfED CHLOROFORM as administered daily by DR.. WAIT
1 SON No Bond., Beautiful fol set. inserted rom "
10 slS Gold filings from - 81 bobs aid en- sssm ~
ceut Refer 70 Ds Pond Gichst W,rsset. Webb and the
Rev. Drs. Ferris, Parker, and Burchsrd
MENTAL REMOVAL.-N. b. Griffin & Bros,
Dentists. 1853 formerly 376l Granis n. Y. and ~
Fuon Brooklyn have the largest ard cheapest estAoIie1
n,n n the world Teeth inserted their improved sse
phefc pressure plates without extracting the roots fs
Set. on Plans Gold s25 silver Rubber. 90; psrtis
Sos Gold. -; Silver. el
DR. l.. BERHORD, DENTIST,
~ Removed to No. e9a Broadway second door sbove ~
IT.. east side.
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1llaebinern.

DOILERS.-One IS feet long, AZ in. diameter;
b fines rs in. daueer 1894 n two ~ feet long ~ in
"a aneter; fues Ia in diameter, $500 n eacn.
lunch end SHEARS-" Liddell s. kcpler' MAKE; VIII
eui ipch AID pur eli inch thick, weight $50 10
colt CT fTT RS-Oue i4ige Montgomery conplcse, cut
90 n inches small Montgomery conpete' one small
Iddy Shelby, Peek.sili Foi ssie low, ior casa b5
PEARSON q Co.. No. - Broadway.
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GaIes bn Nnrt,om.

fiction NOTICE. ROBERT HAY
n DOCK, No. Ioi Ltberty.st, will cell on rHUkSDAf'
~ u on four month, credit 100 crstes White GIsnte.
Cannon and Bine Printed 2S psckssss best French
Fnt Ola. lmportsh Of Psrier Cote.gI; 400 pack
ares American FLINT lass TuE5ers, LAmps, Cbmneys &C
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A. M. MgRwIS. hucuonoe,. 49,,
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Irving Build
ID ,prs Ko, SO and 500 BrssdweySa Of Books Sta
toperJ fistures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ,
TUVRsDAY MORNING Feb ~ at 10Y o'cock-PEh-
FMPTORY SALE Of HOUSEHOLD fuRNlft kE-iho
opery of family declining housekeeping aud removed to
oar looms for couvepieucs Of ss consisting Of the usual s..
sotmeut Of Psror Dining room Chamber aud Kitchen fun'
lgte, &c. Now on exhibition.
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NOR ROSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW

EUK BOSION I'M 10 If7f1I'O =, II i.-
il PORT and FALL RHER-The splendid and superior
.,eamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown. leaves New or
ry,TT TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAIUhDAr. y
sONDhY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Of 4oclocf p H.
W,."ee no room, will be regarded secured to any ap
oc.nt m iii the SAME ,hsil have bee, paid for. .
Freight Boston IL forwarded through win gre" ohPcn
W ." WM BORDEN. Agent, No, 10 and Il West-st-
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NOR GREENPORT, SAG HARBOR, Sc
Steamer mAssAcHUsEITsn Cert Hs SsTiR 1ssf;
HoONs st4 o'clock Returning leaves Sag larbor
MoNDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS. at o'clock
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h tev fIgne Of n least 20 horse power and oies OF
spo pscy 70 drive the same tie and boilers mus
:. ufs or near'y Apply 70 . 1870
Young, 81 HUL1Z Co, No " Ci1-st
MACHINERY, small Engines, Pumps. Models,
W. SEWN. Msch'nes sastirg Puleys Hangers aud al
li1d. - Machinery made End repaired by W. III JACK
sOc. Room 30. Pc, y ~ X T. Depot, corner Ceatfe and
.ialkia..s. Jclhing o. sll fgc-
ONE very superior 4o-horse STEAM ENGINE
~ ard BOILER with pump and fixtures complete, for
sac sy EDWARD HARRISON, New Haven, Conn.
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rTO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
/ PORT by SHORE LINE.-Leave. 2th'st f,h-ay, "a
m arrive IN Providence 40 pm R:lS am aniVe ~ no
"a srns 20 pm: nm Express Through Mail Train
arrive In Providence 4: 30 aud Boston Of 6stn ~
s''''0 =" r. ]. CALHOUN Superintendent
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mnsical 1nsIrumenls.

DIANO.FORTES at WAR PRICES.-We
are now selling Psno-tories a. sTestly reduced
price, for cash Parties wishing 10 Obtain hrtel2s fsno
torte Ut War Rates are invited 10 call 49, .,
LIGHTE 4 BRADBURYS,
No. 4ll BToouest Nov YorG-
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steamboats ano RAILROADS..
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFOhi.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND 00"r 0i'
~ ron BOSTON v.s,u,
,,opcvsrFR PALMER. FiTCHBUR0, TASTY A.
"toWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOI SiAi'''
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
MAUI .nd s,,n.ch Steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY or NEW,fonn.
s,vo New York daily Sunday. excepted at ococs y '
from Pier No 70 North River, foot oil fe'try-ss''
FOR NEW LONDON, - A.,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Isn os We
80. noins VIZ Norwich Worcester Boston WocossI
Worce,e~ A N,sbu, and New London Northern hahosd'.
EL t..en AT he lowest rates For inormstion inlouo
81, '0s" e. > MARTIN. Agent, on tue fisr
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r,IANns MEIOnEONS. HARMONIuMS.-

TSIANOS. MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS
F!rst cias. For SALE g LET, SOLD on ms ALL
MtNTS on favorable terms. Pc'oubet Hsrmonioms. one
two ~ three banks Of KEYS +l35o t4Oo Cottsge Pianos
tuiy uasrrted o., and 7 octave, : $50 20 20
81 PtL1ON Nos 81 and SiJ Broadway, y. Y.
DIX FOR q first-class PIANO, worth
~ t0Ic 8 500; rosewood carved moldng. ! ocssef,
ZION frame with o. modern Improvements very little u,ed
T. COUEAH JVEN, No go Broadway near iithft
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-ForALBA,

TIh'TNVs - VI NTsFFIN
Meeting WITH TRAINS
leave:
I From J0'hst.
l7:25, ll;bos. m, aud $40 and
$40 p. M.
IO.aO pm. Sundays included.
e .ooa IN, and l3;2' and $50
pm.
t23 p. NJ.
1910 a. n. and $40 p. m.
4 cDTTu
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Sold by oil druggists everywhere.
, 1862-05-05

Declaration Of Independence; Un:en
in which publications urging forcible re-
sistance to the Inauguration of President
constitutionally elected could circulate in
all the free States, but in which every post
master in the South was q spy commits
stoned to violate the privacy Of the mails,
and to use letters and papers from the
North as epsdence against men who denied
the right Of the strong to ens1ave the weak :;
a Union in which universal freedom Of ex-
preston was allowed to the prevailing
sentiment Of only half the country, and
that half rotten with disloyalty. This is
the " Union as it was which pro-slavery
men wish to have restored. The same con
dition Of things, the same party in power,
the same traitors IN Office, the same plots
maturing, the same dangers ahead-all
would be necessary to a complete !" "rcsto-
ration" Slavery would have to be re-estab-
lished in the Federa1 District. The crow
ing emancipation sentiment in the Bosde,
States would have to be crushed out. Ou1
flag would again have to become a protec.
tion to the slave trade. The Dred Scot!
decision would again become our Consti
tuition. A public sentiment purified by the
ordeal through which we are now passing
public conscience with hatred of slavery
burned into it; at home, the rights of maz
held more sacred than the rights Of prop
erty abroad, a national character respected
everywhere-these can only exist undel
| the Union as it is to bc--not as it A1s.
, 1862-05-05
i MATTER NOR Ell CONSIDER.
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Those who imagine that the rebellion
viii be eubdaed when great field opera
tons arc suspended, are doomed to ;lisap-
poinfment There will be forts to garrison,
railroads 10 pro!tvt, hands Of gucrTllls 10
hunt down. Guuln'ats will ply on the
great rivers IF the South, anl armed YES
se4s will watch the coast, The military
duty 10 be performed will be Of the thank
less aud harassing kind. It will consist Of
nigh. nasclies, as,d ehascs through swaaos
and jung1=s. The blacks arc peculiarly
adapted to this service. Their loyalty
could be relied on They could trare the
gntrillas to 1l1cir l2irs. They could endure
the climate and exposure better than the
eremy. Nee,ssi:y Will in the end compel
rs IL employ 1htin; and now is the time
TO train sls.:,n f,,r the service.
TIC t'1jeta;on to their en- lploy mcnt is not
On account IF Iht1r cs']or, OF want Of Ioy.
atty, or Lack Of fighting qualities. They
fought well u'.sler Washington. They
fought well ubdcr Jackson They have the
strongest possible Incentives to fight well
In this war. But they are claimed as pro.
perty By few o1her people, some hal
whittier than they. but nearly all Of yl1,n,
are traitors. Through fear Of disturbing
this property, vc abstain from cnlisting
black soldiers where they arc most needed
and aod TO the rebel side one-sixth of ,lt
loyal fighting f.rcc OF the country. With
out tlls sid, which we have actually forcct
upon them, The rebels could not keep in tb
field hall their present number Of men
This sSe do rather than damage specie
Of property which is purely fictitious. an
never enriched The country one cent; fo
when laburers are made chattles personal
their marke. value is just so much take
from she value Of the land to be cuitivate
hy them. The practical question is-sha|
re prepare for au inevitable necessis.
when ile means arc within our reach. 0
Shall 1seI I'alsh the means away from US, au,
wait till We are overtakeu By the emer
EcI,.y9
, 1862-05-05

Could disobcdient son, who had struck
Lis brother, slandered his sister, insulted
bis mother, stolen his fathers money, and
fo1saken the parental roof, persist in his
unnatural rebellion and yet claim all the
privileges Of loyal member Of the house
hold? Would the causes which led him
astray-the bottle, the lewd book, the gam
ing table-be held by his relatives as sacred
family heirlooms? Would they be care
fully preserved in order to convince the
reprobate tlat he was beloved at home-as
8 means Of reclaiming hina-as a bond o.
future union and harmony? Just such con
side7ations as these-no weaker, but nc
stropger-can upon US not to abolish
slavery