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PENEsYLyANiA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with ~ connections. forms
TIE SHORTEST And Qlit NEST ROUTE
rnOx NEW NoHK yo Tuf rRiHcir.L NfsrtHS tl-fFs
Eisht tuius dsiy tom NeaN Oh 20 Philadelphia via
sea Jer,ry and 4. den AMI Au.boy lne.
ALI TuROi 1h IAAlNN OK .llt WEST ~ THIS
EOTif LEAVE NEW-EORK FROM THE
IOOT Uf CUJRtLANpf-sF
fly way o. Philadelphia e morning :eHses iease New
York ether r'ufes evening pafs,nss
Of p III. one hour latel than other lfurs
bs way oi Nionr"wn evening pa sens"fs ave IN o.
a." uro horhefn tc' 10 Gov ga ana Ill
points ~ tie North Nest trtsu- lnd luopo Lonssi'e
H. L,ut Cleveland Columbia, Cincinnati. nd oil MAIN
point Woe, with lever clargr, OF cars. $500.
StcuuK Curt without cnH-e run frJn Flhsie'qEia %
Yit.birrh 80 miles and Newly ok to plbur.I so us,
smosng md s,oon Can on ali t'sa,.
fare tue ane q Other rotsfs.
raegier checked through. Tan,Nf, a..
s,c're Ticlo,s. 90 until used. ~ rh,onrSh
WtsIERS EMIGRATION.
The Pounsg hafla Cenual Company mn. ah fiis y
Accommodate Limo. witch Affords coniora'e iiois -"
ua,r pAges moving Westward, a, ono hai mo u'u-'
OF tyt.t,t,pI
rs his route iresh,' Il OIL dscn onS ecu DO foFsardsi
10 aud from any pot 90 she 1noad' OF ONO ." ltu ~
dir. Illinois " iicoI,n Iowa Missouri. 5y KALI
NOAD DlKEGr OF 90 any pot on TIE able rsers o.
,b. Wet by -,osnsis from pitt.5mgh
Tho rates Of frcgh 10 and from any POM 10 the e-by
the ylvania % a tnos @, i~sofsole
ebafe.i 10, Railroad Conpae- hi"t"eas Ad SHIP
enc n,r,iing Lc tfaaspoaton OF their trcsh; this Goa
r"ny' cam elJ WIN ''I iIVE SUCK '0'' "'"'"'
Farmer, aud Dealer 10 Live stock viii mad THE mos, al
vantngcuus route Capacoaa iagd. ~" wnined and sup
h corscon and every si.rtion 10 paid 10 their
From HarsDuTs ~hc. VIII BE- found every convenience
riiIA NFW.YORk and BALTIMORE MARKETS
J. l.; ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. AstorHolss.
LEIGH e Co., Freight Agents,
No. ! Astor House and No. South William st.
MCDONALD BISCHOFF, Emigfsnt Agents,
,,o, ,,, - No. SBAisy. place
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5'oreiau advertisements.
1,p CONSUMERS OF RIG HARRISON iREH
LINENS. DAMAsRs. DIAPERS, CAMBRIA
HANDKERCHEFS. &c.

Tie un.e ei cite o. the marcts sor some Ir p' %
i.t. sis oi Che tanc attributable 70 erespondhi -,
ono, a lie L &C.. states AID the cnhtnccd value gFh
e,s,, good. orc through recent uuco ttfolahe cnnm
sfU.s ave .a0-dcd - uuscrupuo1s deA.rs another v
fen-ut,rr onportltiiy 10 COZ NlERFElf ODR HDD>'
and NOV az ht coniierAblr quantities OF worthless, ORC,
tr,rs In m sion Of oug 4ise. snd sealed VIII thrsus
a. Rra or i" have been shipn ,fis season q hs mtsd
sts... Ne i,-4 called upon again 60 CAUTION fhe-oN-
MFR against the puels a INV linen fabric onfsd'
Rch.dsoas Llske. not having the all signaIuieh oaF
dsui. VIZ; . ,..-,.,,,..c,, c,.., o,,.nr>
10 those y io rive preference 10 onr manuiscue, w
c9er tie s.ac gIirant,~- us 20 qulfy souin" OF ea
And durability gosls have always borne; and VIE We
,rp eriued 10 protect isrre.i this side bYree
rung sorosy Any niIing, Of our rghts VIZ AT oe
American ,als viii sssist ~ ut down nl'snce -
which "a y snd meuaaciu.eT' ~ h-'-'
as Interested. .f...
IN tim lie the present when the cost ofinporsn 20
much smrucd II b-ho0yvs tbe consumers 10 zee u. M
e value Tor their money sd This cy more Ae' ~ .D
by dcsiur exclusively vita rrst cas- hen'.'' ' "
a..ay. supp ia " tn gocl.. kesp-ctu ~, re>,
J :. RICHARDSON SONS OWDEN,
Month, iSi. 1861 p'H''' ".'u
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Go u)hom II man CcnterI.

CUAI,lS for Pensions, Bounty, Back 'ay' h.,
tr, Paw Recruiting Expenses, Prize Money, Ss 40 w."
iu,u,,tsi 20 u viii BE- promptly attended TO- Az VI
- .i,.,I ar ,,r ,xeTences and instructions .,.~>
W. N"'"' sOMES K BROWN, Nc 3EsSPs~
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gINIE TAX BILL,
NOW READY
IN pamphlet OF Y pages laa. white paper Beside N.
bill which is word Tor word A.. 1uauce with tbs Origin
text append 20 II phGhtto Reorganization Of every
article to b. taxed by And tho the
levied thereon. Ts renders complete md
o. IL j. possible 20 make j..
Price cents po.tpaid ~ per 100 sent by c,nTes.;
p~ loo 4 by mall. address IllL 4E4-sL NJ Noe 5 Oh.
-
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gnrf!itnre.

E,NAMEIED CHAMBER FDhNh NJ nr;.
M -rhe hr, a..orineut IN mo ci'y Of Insllsa "a
taio ia ali coo.s and yie, Wa.n-' u.
tl,,,,I.I Ii, ,ie, " holesae a.u retail Also isue,
aua ralls,-. Warren Ward. MArufictafer' No - Os -
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Bonr0 ano Rooms.

A LADY having taken coInm0lious and well
"A fuInished house, No. ~ 3snds Brooklyn 10 prepared
TO receive BOAHDEhS either Fs.lei AiDle Gent cDrn
- rooms without p9Ga. " with partial board
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C5rotcrlfs ano iJropl5lon5.

EOHN DWIGHT d Co..
- Manufacturer -
DOUBLE REFINED md FAMILY SALIRATCS.
SUPER-CtRBONATE or SODA. SAL SODA, Ell.
no. "a Old-.iif. H6nOvef-sqlaie, New ! ohs
PURE CREAM TAhIAH ONLY.
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NrNrRAL RAILHOND ofNEW-JERSEY.

4 Nl.N RAi hIlltNlD OF Ne ~ ~ LII, -
Y From foot = Courandt-.t -Couuectus n, Hampton
juno ION th De.xac. Lack,nn1Es aud m kafo'i
al fas'oa win Li1h tlieY Rai1oed a1i l' ~ aneo
ion, direct Lac 20 P,soursn sndtae "a'' without
SIN siih AGRANGEME Sr-Comuoncing Nay = li62
cave Neys-i oih aa follow: o.,
V,rpr.vrrg FKpRF 50 r. N. ~ fsfton, Reldilg
pr,tsyIIf, ll..r hurr NaIcn Chunk Nlitnsporf, &c.
M.u TaAis-At a. On f9r Easton, Naior Cap, Scrar
tor 90 4 Bend. iitt.ion Nikeshtre, &c. -,
y H. IpHo.tu IEAls-f'r tse-1r. t11ch Chunk, va
iitus,srt Rcatilr Pou.vile, HsTi-llrE e.
y d. y ty r..s. ADE. AtIatof j-az.oa B9.Altlshi
Alfrsoan. aui Iaueh Clurs
E.r0r e Wa TRAM F0r SruerviNe.
a. Nrfryus fArKf. FOR it,tnr Allentown N@l1
In -rrf urr Pi, 0urcn ard the West Sleeping c4-s Il IN
Js- ~ Civ tlIttc 10 .itslr. 20.
ErP.~ss IrNv Toa Harri.rrRG-ile s. n FFprfs
Tsir fou S.,s 70 ~ - r'blrga, p M connect
u, o. tnd Wea rennsgyatat cu'r Rafola 20 iHrfn
Cc.f-s i.-oaG Sosh AMI Soasa and ~lh tho ClnD'f
land Valley Railroad ., - w. ,.
NewN ofE q daily tsundsg' excrt't niaains cio.'
ronu@can sr Mani. vlA feun-yssniA fl foil 80 A
no ia I. ctr. 20 pes urfh. ard but one - g. in-
ra suI Chicago -Four Lolr tine u saved oy 'iAns MA
tfrlu - ~
Yos ffn Tier 40 Aot4 l.igvr a. ':D ara ii| = -
$50 80. al % p. M. 80, go
Ii. boss st.p a. Eerfe1 2if al aitlhsl lll'oYi
"trip way. 'oliH :" "'+-A''''' -io''-'''-'"'
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-NOINNENTORs and Observation-Disclosures

"A .
. Fatenees uay val able Patent hl@lts granted
and secured 10 them Nh the Government Of The lbtfi
,ie md ~o nay dese % Secure o. tlff-eye, tie came
ps'rts on the ps.tniue PROVING 81 ut America
al iAe West iid4 lsIuds. AMI Man VINO t.v.
Machinery and other articles suited int fcction which
they dssirn o. introduce tor be 10
fs,sn Rights d the ilrol IctDn sud ,. u merry &c.
tlr,u,l the Commercial House OF aIe.ua. HERBick
iLLEi oa'abn.ed IN south america aud New Iofk.
ipply 20 AkHRICh WlLLEf, 10. JiJ Gieer"i
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Centents of No. 1902 ISept. q:

I..LEADING ARTICLES: TIE Struggle 10 Virginia
Whist should be Done; Eaisolis! s-Tssfapts.
U..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
T..RECRUITINC.
i. v..THE WAR IN VIRGINIA: Highly lap2rta1r
Operations Severe fisHt Ieimin-ted by Dark
ness; The Enemy Driven al al. Poilts.
vi LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
POPE.
vu..LETTER FROM THE TRAITOR MaURY: AZ
Insi1e view Of The Rebellion MeAi4city o.
Meau.Souled Rebel TIE Resu, OF Our TaJdi0ess.
When and Low A4rls.ss Misa. Lave Been
VII. IMPORTANT FROM GEN BULLS DEPART
MtNr: Junction Of ouf Force 80 Wet tn ih'a'
tions Of the arm, Of the Ohio Comp Org OlcH.
sive Reported r'1sth q ,hs EneUyi Are b!un.
ders Of the Past; ksst Tennessee; -xPofure Of
Southern Ken ocSy 20 lnss.ioui 1hr GuelIilia
Bssness Core.ponoeHce oil The N 1. Tribune.
K..THE FIGHT Al BIG HILL, ky
x..FRoM MISSOURI: Corresponds nee o. Tie y. Y
Tribune
U..NAJoR-GENERAL FREaoNrs SPEECH IN
kANEUIL HALL
.PERILoUs CONDITION OF CUMBERLAND
GAP.
XIII. SCOUTING ROCK LETTERS: Corro.poaisuos
OF Tie y. " Tribune
XIV. THE LOSS or THE GOLDEN GATE: Fu'l
and Interesting Particulars; hesri-Te1dins sceo-s
or Bead; OHgis 0. TIE Fire Ihs Aaons 70 oa0-
doedt
xv.THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
xvI..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dis2atehe. to
XVII. FROM NEW ORLEANS.
XVIII. FROM MEMPHIS: CoIresp5uleuce o. The X Y.
Tribun5
XIX. FROM EUROPE.
xX..RAVENsHOE: By Henry kingsley, Author o.
"GeoAIy Ham.yn"
XXI. WESTERN SANITARY COMMISSION.
xxi THE K. q. C.S AGAIN: More Arres.-T.si.o Or
in SoUlbem illinois
XIII ADDRESS BY A COETRABAND
xXIv. .SLAVE-HANCIN IN TIE SOUTHERN con.
kEDEBACY.
xXv.DEATHs OF SOLDIERS.
XVI. DEATH OF ANTHONY BURNS THE FCGI-
TIVE SLANF.
XVII THE NEW REBEL STEAMER 30. 2o1"
XVIII. THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN MIMI sofa.
xxx. HORTICULTURAL ITEMS
XXX VARIOUS WAR ITEMS
XXI. AMONG THE PINES.
xXXIi.. POLITICAL
xxXllI PERSONAL
xxXIv CITY NEWS
xXXY.. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
xXXVI.. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXXVII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report, Of ID
StoeA, Money, Cotton. Grain. and Ca.tls MIf61..
specially Reported OF Tao y. 4. Tribune
TRszs-one Copy FOR ons year. Al. Two Copiei
ysa IS. Five C12,e,, Que year IL 80. Tea Copiss
10 address. $40.
Tor Club Of Twenty, send ~ Extra Cary
fEsrs Club Of Forty sesd lie DAILY Urban. xra,i.
Address TIE TRIBUNE. New-Yorl.
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPnfi AID the SOUTH and WEST via JER.
- CITY Mail sul fapress Ilues lesye New f0rk a. :
Add 10 a. fu. anj u y. m Fage %. Through tcle.s
oi or ID. slutb snaN r q through baggage checked IN
: o. "a. end anA b. u. 300. tin'r-
". WOODRUFF hss.,'sn. supe .inrs lden'.
No tsglgo w tr received for trains urlus, dciyasoi
ND ..c h mlnr. ln nL..ncn 0. le TO 4 lraiIg
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NETWORK Il NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.

I4p. fFhiNf AIRA NtbMLNl 10
COMMENCING WAY llj.
Passenger .,ou ia Nev.iolk 27,hs- AID 4ta'sv
HANS LEAVE EEw-YORK.
For NeF-lisVel = a. in., tErli lI:l' tEn'f 49,
for T. iiseIort :, e. H., E1), g:lG E1li $50
For Mlord kuaiiord Fairfield, s,u.hpcr, sud We.por,
Il n. 1918 $3.50. and -. }.
For Norwst = s1o l2:lS3. (EIli $3.50 49, ):
fot Darsns saa Greenwich. = $50 II 2.i5 $780, 90
TO- stanford :, 6. Esl go a u. Ia:i5. .. tEn. D.
Pit Chester and aic mediate stations sJoa IL IL:
T. $50. 4.Jo. $50. o. P H.;
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Tor Boston, iaspriu shed, H., 9Th tEzl p. N
lfIt
.sr Bo.;or, vic Shore Line 1915. ? ?. n. lIIl
Fcr Hartford and Springfield. a. Ia, (Enb lil5. ,
(EX.l. :. Il. tfrl
Ior C6nuec leu, River Railroad to Montreal NJ, (EL
srd 1915 o. uI.'o northampton.
FOR Hartford Provl1eu.e, and fraLil Rairosi. s.m =.
Nrl. 1915 o.
For Nsw.iis.rn hswLoadon, and s:onipg,on Railroad
tta I. ~. i2.i5 g D. L.. lfNl
For Cana Railroad. Y IS D. m. q Northampton
fcr iloIsstouic kafoad 20 Ptrtautd. = m p N 70
b. ring,.n ard rn ssturia's thronl h To ttsheld
foT Nauraiucs Raio-f. IA. M. p IN.
Dor Dsubufy and noTwslk Railroad, l. 9;O a ~, (: -
Cam odious seepiu, Car. ,ched to .. ,rsu.
JAMES a. tOiI sugsrintendsns.
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Chance. tot Guelncss Alen.

A SUPERIOR OIL REFINERY for SALE
- Or LAGRANGE. Inquire 81 a. j. fhiSslE, 10
24G T., AL s., NcW-iC4k.
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NOR SALE at FORDHiM--h neat and con-
4 veni-ut COTTAGE, Wit ave lots OF GROUND, vel
.ocs with choice fruit in lu be'Eug minutes wa
ON depot faeG Rsfoud Fof fuhsT particulars sud
terms sppiy 70 X NJ. MlIChlLL 10. 251 broadway.
EOR SALE-TEN ACRES Of LAND in the
/ tom Of Rye n. T., about hdf a mile ffcm Port
chester Depot and ~ uei lonl the city. oy'uOoiiug the
~ age ana commanding splea view Il Long Island 20 d
md tie oundns county For cop-ify feiiiorce tAs
lie eeunot be surpa 3D. Nn Ne sold 10 two psTc De
whole egchaugei prod cys city property For lerhs
osrieuarr arpy % PECK BUSH, Poftrhester OF PICK
fKOTI EEs, No 81 Cbsmbcrsst, New foik
rSNHREE FARMS Tor SALE One l3J alres,
good buidigrs well fenced psce ~ 400 n acIes build.
in,. FOOD miles from se-stogs SPRING price aDI %
acres good b ldinqs mill + 40 win 10 seeD from
o. m tin o. NJ TIL DAY at the 9Th Prcoinc, station
Home 4,h near OsDa Brook n r. D. appr by letier
IIlOMAS IVES. sonth COrinth. ,araiesn Coaniy y. l.
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Efeamboals ano Railroads..

MORNING LINE for ALBANY and IhOf,
lFI and ipt-usd ling. touching AZ 30tb S. ,ss
er ARMENIA leaves TON the { 81 of Hnfsoa- :. 49,,
DAY. WEDNESDAY. AMI FRIDAY - 3 no The Day
IEL DREW leave, o. loot OF Jsy.t TUESDAY. TAU ~
DAY, ami SATURDAY at "a IN. y. B.--iIIdson hi'er
4. lltnal Tcksts v M be received on b1a- !
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Sales bn Anl.lon.
4 n; 2i,sTix. Aacaoner..
Gonsc furnleblna Uoo0s.

COMMITTING NEW.-Ca and see PAYNE's
= fAIhP WARDROBE bEDsTEAD Also his Pa,cut
Folding GGsketD r. the ch@rpist and best in us. Mt
GRltfIA'S, 70 lOl Canal near Mott ~,
NVIRL WINDOW SHADES, of every descrip-
ton Lsndssric for Private IIouse, VII, Sign. or
BsnkI hotels arduhces Manufactured aud for sale by
4. u NCEAApsUN, No. ~. JobI-sA
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FOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW
1 PORT aud FALL RIVER The spcndid sui suPsdlr
,-e,n,r hETROPOLiS Csgt. Blown. have. Newly ORR
ry,ry TUESDAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. AZ .
.'.lo,k l. M ard the empire STATE, Capt Bu,ton. on
NONDfY. WEDNFsDAl, and FRIDAY Il ) o'clock p m.
Here,fer 70 rooms viii 10 resardsd y ,acleio any ap
b lirant % I'll the same tlil issa been Isd TO-.
Freight Bos,on aided 0Ionsh with great dipach
by al EHp Isss freight tfain.
VA RORDIN arri, No, - and n Wesi.st
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4 ONG Island RAILROAD-CHANGE D

iTUMIEUS -Pa.s,ug-f Depot Jarnessiip and foot %.
.ght f. R.-At8l- for q &c port, sag hlrtor, OHe
q, Hinp.ars; H. and f.Jp tor S~os-et a tj0
NJ for iirernoofti ~ D. Tor Farnirs1se s1ltfyi
he tain ayrs Huuiefs Point ns feny - ID a M,
TO- -ie,G ani u,ruldiie s'lfons, 1t excuroa ate'j
retrfriuz leaves Eiy-rEeai - p. M.
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TylaF MISSES MARSHALL" DAY and
i BOARDING SCHOOL No. IL Wet 55Ihss' VII 70
RFCIFNED on MONDAY. 3 n. g.
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20 Cet.

DART OF HOUSE TO LET, No. I39 West
a-t o.. west ia hot Sr 70 et no. 11 Bos st.
as the a road Brooklyn sls0 oLsss aud or-E-
No y Froltst Apply tie premises ech case. OF 10 C.
PARThI DGE, No. q Front Il. y. \.
rTO RENT-Ihe HOUSE aud GROUNDS
! Of the isie r. j.. cot. al Pitor-s1. ~ The house,
be- 4. Of stone sT1nre r.ofes bse-rt auf
s,tie frul,nei with z4s md er. Tue groluis corpi.e
ABOUT u acres handsomely sii in lawn ald gideu ald
uerfs order - House IA large couserv.
aiorv There also extensive Speries IN toll oesrug sai
al the necessary ou bu.dins Of l4r.c place.
TliOs o. SMITH
PneTt0n,
NJ
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obstruction.

H'HE MISSES HENDERSON, having re-
navel 10 No. 20 West l7th-.t, WI fs"P,n % ,,sI
EDARDlNG sud DAY SCHOOL FOR NJ bs ~ S 90
DBL c,ntiotalcs Of pu'nc ra.rout.o.
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Bcal Gs!aie for Gale.

EOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, n. j.
4 The property OF the undersigned. comp ng FRAME
HOUSE s. feet square with addition the hchrn n
rood cellar four rooms 'h- fret lOor tho 'cond
and three finished IN The attic and ia acres u
gro md two ca tsiIs nsYeTa ug well OF e1cce0t water
also BAN aud poultry hou The property Is ~ Ia nrst-rae
order aud only about hye minutes, wuk on the Tsiosd
depot For further pac apply IL the Office Of TIE HAz
u. Is. DEhSLOW.
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No a IVfsr l.Iu-sT corner CrH-AV,
oc f.. iis rtv-thd lenr, reopens on hONDh D. sp|
r-ty 4oyausr or g." ool alton o. e"ih ~ h'N 'l'
.,,,,, Pook k,tiiue AID s o,tsr Departmental tom
So -c DOL coue Futi' sre reeriv'd q 81 @seh 4uu
a.. .,.,s.Iy prsp.rei Tor coles. of business.
Pe,e,e- /. D. 30 p me fsc.li,- Oh" idmoa College and
tie rrg,. cr. i,hscay; 80 20 t.s following g'n's'u
VA ~. .on. have attended tlr school the past yeii ' No.
b.. ntt.I etr-c.r .Il P,ach. R-y tp"lrl I" i i4f1
for William =. Have meyer, Jude O1HttIbn'h Vol y
H. yintop Peter > Hoe. 60; Edwa.d : J.aray r'Q I',
Air.I r.g; stephen =. Russell, e.l.i br H. W D. ~ 9''
huH Pro- }. ID TtlSk II H., Of Astoria judge fHs o.
.ty civ snd i others wLo.e names, tngrthcr with
srr.ue COMMEND p.v s'eri va De ouhc lh 'he NIO'ei
q. p. QUACKENBOs Rector.
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CMETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR 10 TON,
LoWEi.L CoNCORD 1'HR WINE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The nsV and s.ausci steamers vi the Norvgi ch line
CilY on BOSTON ard CilY o. EEW-YOBE,
leave N,aYok j.uy t-undiy. tte OF 3 o'clock D. ni
from Pier No. - horl ~ -. loot OF Yes.ry-st.,
FOR NFW LONDOE
Their, connecting m ffs s'aemhoat Erqes 11tin ir 700
sDovo pont. n No.gie q oseeer: bo'ion
of r. ; MAKriN. As-nt, On tue fier
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At IL o'clock last night bright
light in the direction Of the eoemyS
watss batteries sttrssted attention.
Suspicions that Ill WIS not right were
again revived. At i o'clock .. M,
HAT asd farswsn gss was Ared. From
thence until dsybreak oil was silent:
Our pickett advanced further than ueoaI
and met no resistance. At s o'clock :.
M, tho pickets were relieved. Ski''
mishers were 1t once thrown out 70
ascertain the state Of affairs. and ut .
O'Clock .. M, Gen. Jameson, Col. Cove,
Of the 22d Massachusetts,, and Col.
Black. Of the 62d Peonsy lvania, entered
Yorktown. The 22d Massachusetts,,
and part Of the 18th New York. were
at once thrown into the works, and
posset sion taken.
Our preparations were all complete
for opening bright and early Monday
morning. Our guus we're OF great cal
ibre. The enemy was terrified ct the
proiectiles they were assailed With from
Battery No. i, the only one yet opened.
10 q house 10 Yorktown-tbe best there,
and evidently the headquarters Of some
General-were two OF our nnexploded
shells. One was . lO0-pound and the
other q 200.poond Parrot. A contra.
band who lived 10 the house, told us Of
the remarks made by the rebel officers
when they were dug out and brought
10. They we're astonished at the s'ze Of
the first. But when the 20O.pounder
was brought in, it caused the excIama.
ton: "Great God have we got to stand
such things as tbose!''
The rebels, from all accounts, have
very heavy force Of light artillery on the
line. The descrters say that they
claimed from 200 to 800 field pieces on
the entire line. A very great many were
in embrasure behind earthworks.
The army Of the Potomac is disap-
pointed in not having q battle, but q
victory is still won "a great and blood.
less one, too. The enemy is forced from
bis stronghold, and At no other point
can he now fortify himself 30 strongly
No widows and orphans vail on this
occasion. One more chance for life ia
every soldier. Their spirits are the same
as ever. They will follow with alacrity
"ON TO R1cHMoND" now-safely, speed
lily, and VIGOROUSLY!
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K1OM WOW - OU0o
Mew Heos, My o..
! On. Marcy t.lsg,.pls the io'l o.iaes
I ' wiLtsAAssGRs, Nay 5. III
"nen. Met Ieliap, o. ~ 0Eh Inst, hal
. mnt deIkivs victory. Only aboSt
10000 OF our troops were engaged
arsinst $4,000 OF the best rebel troops.
Our men fought most vsliastly, and
used tho bsyoset freely, which Tho rsb.
sIs couldn't stand. They fosght veil
until they felt the cold steel, when they
took to their heels end ran like bousd:.
leaving their dead, wounded and sick
ooon our hands. Joe Johnston lcd
them j. ps,sou. They have lost several
Of their best oficers." 90
The Herald's correspondence gives
the following graphic account Of the
magnificent charge Of Hancock brigade
on tho rebe!s: Scarcely > hundred
v.rda we're between the rebels and the
gsn.. when our skirmish FIRE became 81
lent. The lines Of the 5,h Wisconsin
and the Sd New York formed up in
close order to the right Of the battery /;
the long range Of musket barrels came
to one level and one terrible volley tore
through the rebel line; 10 : moment
| more the same long range Of muskets
came to another level, the order to
charge with the bsyonet was given, aud
away went the two regiments with one
glad cheer.
Gallant as our foes undoubtedly we're,
they could not meet that. But few
brieades mentioned in history have
done better. than this did. For space
which wss generally estimated At three
| quarters OF . mile, they advanced unde,
the Ore Of . splendidly served battery
and With cloud ofskirmishers stretched
across their 'front.' whose fire was very
destructive, and if, after that, the rebela
had not the nerve to meet line Of bay
ouets that came towards them like the
spirit of destruction, it need not b,
wondered that they broke and fed il
complete panic. AS were taken pris
ouers, and nearly 500 were killed ant
wounded.