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VTALUABLE FARM OF 1878 2-S ACHES, ~
kupenbury GOanlY. four s,ill. fHOIl

beFfn epOi, on ths e. .ch'u ar LBnvtlie H. I
for sale oHs or he uslIe locate
oeaspsJ u D. Il =. D,JA.Lstt, AMI roeaty
sold hin. Tie tract cont lbs 2Isi sce shh but TO
op:n ad Me rsraiadeg Crg-s All seeaEiAy
grssIl The pssyImsI tn. yiaes vey
.o-s Of la sdsliDg ana otles Lui ing ute 10
large ests owslns sit1 elnsEcs fon thu ean
us- " which, ths seGsfy r.st I0Yey. ace GEens
T,undei sasde us, I'D the y~rj AID Lawns
edpou tie place w.aeh G-L Eiad " Ihow -
Sho M, deSrs 10 ,u!cLais u h Ssts.e.
.sSiUn hal SI e, and desired the pE-
case. .ugph h'e srh s'sthas tsr .as ply Ot4
place FOR A1Jth,r year.
"A e preaent has bn vess With
ansgene.t OF AS 8Ge he os:Crm ned 81, IL;
tn eoro he Invites view zee prss, Ia der
hoy mar julse ltJAn-t., Ts,iginy
piece nil, earn. snow tie pses .asT iafo.
needed
,I6-om uoDp " q AprEgsoy,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16

MARITAL LAW REVOKED IN MEsIssRYI.-The follow.
Ing Is the text of Gslerai Van Dorns order rsyokig
Martial Law in Mississippi dated Headquarters, Jack
seo, Ess., SEP. s."
The Hon Secretary Of War hsyDg announced 70 tie
General comrs7drg the DFr'a tlal riisl law c'n
Ony b declared by the PIesd NJ sni that /, has ro
bsen declared by him ic ki.ssspoi, General oI'r No.
g. ron 10 81 aaadluiF;ero, i.'ei V!;Esbatg jay 4
1882 AID 10 ether Usfeis arising under the deClraioo
o, Alr;i2 L1v IN this D5ro. srs her50y revoked All
PrcY-s .rstal IL b. discharged, a.d all pifsneFs
o, t-n so1isrs, viii be TUNED ov.r 10 ID. civil
shca.is3.
The neral connsniing, Ia. declaring mlttiSl Law,
uss rGs,ucJd 70 90 20 BIZ wat he opro ysl 70 &c tho
best ilsrsa OF the cunnry and nos by sny dfsre 10
accumulate p1vs'. 5olieF OF more bi1 twenty years
in their s.rHce Re l1i no ambition to play the yrsnt
OYER the oil saI Of his SltD Tijs DC wAl ssus TO
doord Tas eI.genccs OF the jinal sssEsi 10 bin to
cIi for the Htsrpo,on OF stronger sld mors prompt
hsCd than the civil authorities able 20 hold out
Ast the abuses incident to the tms and With rr.
msfou p.ecsdeni5 foe doing So he declared martial law
Che General Comm Indiug hopas that, Throughout his
District ts cice1cy OF tie civil authority will demon
srat) hI bis judgment has been at su and thst there
exists DO necessity for mAr4l Lac. II, takes this
zion 10 say however, tia. ho fears this will not be tho
cloe at Last 10 parts Of the District; and to il
form Ito civil authorizes that he will chartuly op
rate wish lhem aud will To their aid vita the forces
unieF his command Whenever legally c.liSd upon 10 20
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$50 REMARK.

4 BJooDE0 HCssE was stl y from than q ~ b
~ ago, and Advertised In III DsPstsl. He believed
cut hans Lign, tetSeea TAX and bod Bay
-iIo any sh.ts on him lie Sesdr u al toe tine
low order, AID be eso ty tie Of lbs
ing afer MOVING kys ies sund:sI yrs his Mo
~ hug tnsctd.
u she Absye reward OF ~ dollars for his recoveyH
that l may ket HIM asaiI.
ssl6 cas- JOSEPH X AND-RsO
tying Are; and EIlm'ntr copy IL county papSs
4 EskO AN5 BACCN.-i00 kegS pane 5ns.thatid LARD
II 500 los p.inie bans Az sdeJ tAeon
For sais ~
Ga CHAa 7 MakrHAH
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fs,sB VALUABLE YARN IN EGL
= county called selwysd, contai

Piping sAe ,contutnfis Uetyg sen
4 .ses, for Ea.s. A. n. r,ql.sG o! AFR. Wsr
"a &c s.Ler VI the fOilOw. FARM, viz ~
aie one ol Nhc he rv'l CO cal.ed kswyLc, Cn Tie
a1I1 Hanover uy. sJOO. Lac sliss D d. of Esd
j5iGin. the sg . II - cor un OEiIts, aai othcg1
ia 40 ac.U, of ytieh sb.ut go CO ae el area
sac % !npEJyernsa;- vi ain The p1s i've yoaIs
rshel, We besG PuS OF IL iId md f-ld
1Le sad tIsL his Detn pasay iaed fLeFs ~ ou o.
Chit, loGi Land ,qcsl g. at Gres ihs bal
u lhs ais snc us Gast % ,hen eel,
VI large eBetg Two bafI e ezra hCuI, tobacco
house. e-Eags h0ss, sGoke h3 cA!Ey kc- Ihereli
sci Vs'r tie Ssd aud excellent vatrns place 'hs
bArl eyoG.s orchard Il c1sc. apple a.d reach TO- y
dtsed aided ~ TIE sse 0, seSgnia IsO Acr
aosd Land u IL As Tuy yslu IA % Ia Mn,
wi Hl les DelSR TIE rio rsy, oriug H. O,
ofMds yODia sraEtol and DoltJ or g9ry .Sa beEssa
900 so Ac lana has been twice covered gre
ID, and part o! II tres tmeI ul produce - o.
% tn acre, VT proper age The b.h ibSs
Ssd ample tn1a,h or the Haoda Ion OF isg
ogAhs te.dlns this sat VIII take pleas IA
rho yin. oss Nho call % h.m
yoriu.tbsr PIrtenlarJ, apply to SIR. Hogan 10
E0DDiN 4 ktPrR3aH,
-o.xir opd q
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House was called TO order at II O'Clock n, b.
Mr.. SHEFFEY, Of Augusta
The following newly elected members duly ssor,
10 and took their seats W. H. Chambers, Of Unes.cr.
dsd, Henry L. Hopkins, OF Ps.enbarg, ana Rcnara Y.
Taylor OF Amelia and Nottousy.
The roll being called, Sc members answered 10 their
names. Thereupon, nc quorum being presen1 on mo-
Of Mr.. JONES' OF 6louceter the House sci urped
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re I6-?,rlm
VTlLrAsLa AID BEIUr,PUL F,RM OF

WAL Th8Ls AND BEAUr,RUL .Rn OF
500 acres in the county Of hanover, on tho
virginia. Central aailfoad, ut hnnover court
Houte Depot, Is EiiI from hichnond for
sale cyon.-By rsqseJ OF the present owoer Of
pub 10 s.cten the mise, fid-y ~
s6l srteTbs lss at II o's:oek A. az f. FLt The Gf,t
hesa tel tie btartl al CO LED PROSPECT BILL,
on xheaJ wngasld no form ry red a. arins abb ul
500 plat ani svr sf OF VIII ca Will he exhibited
sdj9lrs TIE iand 81 Mess w. y, WickksI,
W. Winso e. Ihlho And 9th Aseu 30 trs
oLea land .hh hiss al beds CT nne mar and 40
acres ehgnsl owth, fro sti large qaan ~
ties God be oftr aFsbe and which tqas az
In III nes brh5od there osres q nne low grOacd We
dsins rls, sdspsi 70 the o. The oSis
hss add lon TO H. ssd c1etalss ID e bai; ,ct es
Th- iocAio ispeis ts for LIS ahne-s I'D al
bess i 1ry EasTn Ns.iIi, o.nnsEd an ext I'd y
u he Jun ny country aud 4 the OeHra hareAd M
Sbolt eight AIS % say rsors la rssJst .
this s espte. Uy sGgsehse that dIposss
purssGss VII exains tie place Which VII &c saow7 thea ~
the O,ersesr on the p Gcs
rERss' nsidr, sssb sad t7s yea bcs6s
GUoDIg APPE2SoN,
kaetoneea.
r. Tn, o-sgons fan &c trss.,i tor At pSi7n ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16

hMY CJLPORCAGE.-wer now hare on h,hd Its,
"A printed u 20 OOj Les CT tbs 1tsanent and
They being Will soon teIerdy for oIsi
button. Reeei printing large enuns Of The Ls
tracts such a. Uoao 70 !eJls, 'tau TO TA3e ds Enu
.eleL TO tue pens OF the ale uiy3e IN
Upwards. OF hpnirsd pou m se DIT Jt tag thea
rom o. fs the camps and hostai tTong
egerscy fuass 9Th which
@ work. aad sls be gsG u hsas LoI uhose
on TAur.ddy may erpOetd cont buts ~
tris GOOD IAasS. 2 pIUAiaSi n,
Agent Army loiporAge.
Ielf IA EickmoLI Va
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VA.
SENATE

MONDAY, eeptfmber IS 1852
The Senate assembled 10 day at noon, purs1ant 10 III
proclamation of the Governor OF tho state. OpeI ed
with prayer by the Rev. Burrows. In the aCsercs
OF the President OF this body, the LentenAn Gorernos
of the State, hon. Jon BRAsSoH, Of Lswis sss called
70 the chair, - Pfeadent pro tenn.
message was received from The Governor, read snd|
appropriately referred 70 committees with accompanying
docuuents
The following resolutions were cf.red and agreed 70
By NJ. KENNEY-0 o. reporting 9 bill authorizing and
directing the Governor 10 appoint Commissioners Of AID
to oeder election for, Mayor, Common Oourol aid
other municipal officers for the city of Norfolk, soOn
as that CITY shall DO evacuated by the enemy.
By Mr.. NEWAAN-Of authorizing tue Governor 10
appoint SLs Commissioner for the counties Of WxIIe
and Weston.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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W. r. DRINKARD,

TINEEDErs services public he will devote special
the preparation Of papers, mi tbs coll ,cio1 n
slAnI sgSi 8 the VAoli tpntzsau ofks neasste Gov
srnmeut
Ma street, 10 h- bp E1, neNs eoo below ire Pos
90 &C. Ard opposite he An srcan ioiel -. w'
NEW AUCsIA0 AND CONuISslOS kscuss,
IT'S. usis glti hsve tbs day foEed eo-ps'tnsr-hP, under
Il ~ sum N HURtuS, o. the VaSposs Of
SGctag es Au1sn and Com IIson business for w. sgG
% s-eh tnd.se Of every telofipNon
We Rave taken he large sHd comuo1ous iroa rent Wssnors
90 Cove Srte 5rus-y occupied by esorge Suner CO
and gespe fclF it cChs Of I'll descriptions 4 goct
psigug eHjrs advance the asres Of fhsnds.
We shall give special attention the sale Ct Bsnufscured &c
eAeeo having hA long expe 10 tbs trade feel confident
Of Eollty = command Ihs highest stkst p-iees.
9cOsGE j. SUMMIT
JAL L.. BURaIs1
k-6oOs. A prfyAte M puhHc sala Q-dlm
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WANTRD-A r gACHGR.-IWl Wish to ensAEe gentle
w ighes Character and qiahea Ions
gs and teacher asd iho1oeg D prepared 70 teach LAo
gronh an the us1A rngsh nehes rails with my fau
Aad struos sig Icaola Shoot prefer ger tie
Of experience and competent 20 teach use.
AIP'Ant3 vii peAIs er terms, quail fcAtons
nd exp ie-es tsaehets.
Ny Pos, ofues Is ouIdsvlle, BueknshEm county Va
sel2-d9W EW HUBiRD.
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OUrHRRN LITERARY MEssR

= hSvng copies the double number Of esouhern Liter
February March, 1884, will hnd ready sale
them the Messenger ONCE Of Bank and 2th streets
me PrOps,r Of the VIII feel oohsed slr iend
do desrs saAn copies Of the number In qaesen
tAsy WI bring tbea 70 ths eAoe. ssi0-lS
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THANKSIsVayG DAY

4 EU5GEsrIoS ia, collector te taken rP In Al ths
II ihrou sOut the Con EIDE sey ttsuEofsrng
AlulgNy COD. for RS srSA ness Ia GROWING
sA vito y that the settd be tolSied the EyAl
rrtc Sc.etv FOR IN purchase Of Te amenis tsc for
De Any sud for he supper. OF ollpoteua Tee EgAnsee
rast 0iy VI hsai+u re.s Pete sburK, We, the
socy In which denomit Sols united MAY
tn shove u With the wlt- PEOPLE sus CO.
hsti 'or his purpose TO be TOW rdei JAAEj CUTaBuKr
fiessurer Petersburg, Va
d. ST. MANLssAR
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10 NWEt II u U UhNN-s
Lssrs on busnSSs must % addressed 20 Ae "Adnor q
az Wig"
Arc ,c-sn 6oaA sfaes q ia paper sr0 not espD"ts
81 his a rae Of long sindHg ought 70 De tE0''H 10 az
and % IN no c0ssss d4partsd from obituary nOtae's 'ea'
1sy siy,t has. are eAIrgsdj0r a. advertisements
- We eIlno, usi rssrH rejected COMMUNICATIONS
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no w FELLOW.CTrIzENS.

IN he paps er3sy STU Inst att the signature
ali fuea - called uror 10 nrouGc- nysera cts
iate feprlt,t 10 rC Lssstare n virginia y az ths
tod D. The Tesignsol cf John y. sts sr
NH G-tNP,ets houor AZ tire Sh'u
5at l. occupied n closing NJ on I'll ot rendering IL
Do ls 10 confer sut with ~ fS-t, who
ID IA sGEs,S mEn Sled re greatest istsrssi sad ERtns,s
tc r IA ny l'nt putEs Ne
ar o1T say has snoud fn1v citizens n nj cspsUr
thy repr.se them ut - elected 5mse y
sa-esvc {, Prcuct thsiT tsgst u 20 a. g
tie ~ atie the ast sbich tAsy IIE PiaSed
uy hands.
E.,i6 -sts2a THos p BIGGER
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asa AORRs OF LAND FOR SALE.

RSST rt - RarIn Ce Raj Id conVel eat 20 Rich
- aoie " - Gsoi iTp:oyeuSnG
Id1r.s - B.S,
s.!5-iu kielo,hlAn y. o, Chesterfield CO., va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16

IL PERsONs having claims azaiast the Estate Of A.
a nofd VII present properly suhe1iieAisd f
settlement Aad thoss Indebted requested make imuedA
payment Rh. y. BALL, A1m'r.,
sst tsnber II, 1852 Midlothian p. o.. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16

TniyCFsalisI Church, Mayo Street
TVIT sysi Of his sehoal viii Commences oa 8sad.y
a 23h S,P'snbsr
Cgnpet stisa sil be engaged
TIE rnn h snsr the ms At hs roerl next
% tls gich uni HlCss. Ga Ross street
se G-2gf C-p. BURRU5a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-16

EXCHANGE HOTEL FO8 RKNTs
TyHIs extensive HOTEL vii be for the
IL arst day Of JanuAry next
nr. BAlard's Lease s1pi g the sist December.
Applications may be AddI 81 70 the undersgned:
JANIS II. GaRDEER oo,,,,,,..a
JAMES A. MLoK,
Richmond, September s, lse2. seS-dlm'
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HlS0SIc NOTICE.

rHlHE mbtrs OF RICHMOND BASDoLB IopGE No. 10, are
Ieqies;ei to att nd stated meeting this evening az IN
o'cl- ck p. N ST the 4 ason BALL hE
Trshsclsrt brethren In goa sanding A-e also Isqust/
cd 10 aneEd
by order Of the ". n.
s,i6-',. JOHN LESTER, sec.y.
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DIED,
gRUTUAHV.

In geanoad Sept 6h In the 5h yeas OF bis aga, Mr. JjI
W ToaLIH, Of CAnon, Hanover oousg.
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UgUY VALUABLE RsaL ESTATE For
Y sale, On GTac and sih strects.-re srs a.
eel all Of following liable red ssas.
easi via IRE large ter t:nsnea o;oupei " ST
Jsc1b Baraes 20 g. Psus church Ale the iags
brick dwssg and a-hsi the ana
sn streets occaped by Nj saose LyoSs AEo tbs too
ctnt er,ek enmea OF ta- absvr ostng h east
lice o. sh ste respectively by Dr lam noad tnI
Arsold The foTeg ling ;e Estate admirably located 10
se.s-6 60DDfa APPEasos Acts
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49, AUCEIUN SALE.-Te Lsits tue
~ Aisnuoa q h-tss 70 Ger ll-Se sale o. shoes AMI
Dry &c tny, 10 o'elccS To aecoN modle bly e.
Of Brots and Shoes at, and mn ne
~ ssl- otrry god A. - oul,cs.
sld darasle good8 VIII te oreTed u Age guam
tie, zucEg VII On Sc nNue;
20 pieces Eegant Blue Cloih
rs bale :. nj - Zen e-iica
leo sea o-able Frn's
Use an sh Gray o. tbs
Spool ootts VI II fhftadi
White Ani Gray Blankets
Biald Errtys
And many other te.lss0o .o0l 70 utlon
s4s--p SUM IN BURcCSs, Anr's.
szsHENEls GO ELECEE1N, SIP :.
49, is-C SEEsglN MORtF, ia eardidso to O I
yscacy IN q rulse Il Deg tts Cccss ned b. the re g
as.1u Of Csl z s. M5GI uisT s'lC -bt'
1--WE ARE AUTHORIZED TIC
80 nsnrunre RI. A MAYO, Ks4 afAtstd i'S'e to re
ress ttas coca q fsr,o W the Itgs4re 10 a. to
. z = ntsi.v- teI6 81
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WANTED.

WANTED.
ADDLERs HarnesrAkrJ and shoensker whom constant
y EIsoN, PRo. 1 co..
HowArdsvine Va
sanuei D. venabe 70 longer member Of the concern he
day retired from by mutual consent add
LIEUT. OAEsnGrox tQaa partner with 6 The
style Of the hrn wiz rsns,n q hsresefsis
reie-iv kSohs b1O, SWt
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COLLAR MAKERS WANTED.
STFAD7 employment and good will he given 70 mum
IoIla-s. Address, JEssUP HAfoH,
.ei6-1 Augas;s, Ga
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BY TRE sOvERNOK OF VIRGINIA.

IHE4EA vacancy has the House DslesAtss,
w Of SrEr, by the Of seSn ettgr,
Of the Des.,es fo the city Of .eanopd therefor tbe
Sergeant CT the sid city hereby Iequi e.eetoa
10 be held n the several pi.ee, voting bed By Law
said IT, MONDAY the 22i day Of ths MONTH sp
tsnber) for delegate 10 SUPPL The vEeansy .
t--l Given urdT my hand 6overno-, and nnder the
skAL ss OF the xesa u 10th dsy Of bstemsef,
~ 1862 and In tae s7,h year Of the connonsea Ia
JOAN LkcCHB2s
~ the Goveno,
GEoRaE ". MuHHp,
sep i1-,de Secretary o. the 0omncnweal
Cn0 LsA Glazbs sas, 10 snd for ssis "
ZUV suSs wskfEzs0u co.. is Nan sire =
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AwE AUrHtis.ZE To
kNGLSH avn CLliSitiL SCalOL,

go Ian,s0ee 30 ~ NJ PAT On ia, - s.uf'd g.
r. tns Of 5legstes Of virginia, mad
~ rstEl o. o'I5ta . St-S tE9 - G.
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NCTICG.

B0AFD Of Cheers Il new In session At he Navy Hs,ia IN
m this ety fOf tbs ex.ciason applicants fer aemiisoa
In . tie AAVy as Assistant sur CO.'S.
Ap Ito LEWIS " MINOR,
Ie.3 et- surg,oa Eavy sad Pf, sdent oftse Bo.-d
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Ps.Th. oesonI fan saa &c trsas,i sof a, PTas az:
sspl6
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RICHMOND WHIG.
40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

TUESDAY, MORNING, SEPT. he, Issa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE H. 18e2-rR1PLE SHEET

After the dispersion of this last great rebel
army there will soon be an end to Southern
guerilla marauders, and the restoration OF our
revolted States and people to the Union will
be as remarkable and surprising as was the
wild excitement which carried them headlong
into this insane rebellion.
Meantime, let not Mcclellan be delayed for
want of troops, when within ten days he may
be reinforced to the extent of fifty thousand
men, by sending forward the experienced
soldiers in the rear of Washington, and by a
new levy from the North to fill their places
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

FaEMoyT's vrcroRY OVER JAcKsoN.-Frsmont
having taken our advice and the field, has At
length gained victory. II il his first battle
and his first triumph, and It should be appro-
priately celebrated. We advise his friends to
ret band Of music and some fireworks and
have procession. Sweet are the first green
laurels Of q soldier. Let poor Fremont, who
has had his thorns, now have his crown.
Gresley's niger brigade will parade on such
an occasion, without doubt, ~ there - sure to
be no enemy to msst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

ECLIPSE or THE Moon LAST NIGHr.--Ons Of the MOST
perfect and beautiful lunar sclipscs which has bcen w
messed in this region occurred last night The shadow
the earth commenced TO NANTES itself upon the surface
Of the moon about half-past eleven Al forty minutes
past twelve ito orb was entirely obscured, and 10
remained 80 for considerable time. Al the beginning
OF the observation the sky was clear, bus
subsequently some passing vapors partially
shut Out . view or the disc OF the moon
and diminished the effect. AZ quarter before two the
shadow began pass OIL, and the "ady NOON gradually
resumed her wontsd briancy, undmmsd BY the op
pressing shadow Of subunary sphere The time
down for the to b. wholly sbscursd hour
and two minutes. and the eclipse TO end a quarter
past three. This calculation proved very accurate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

Posr OFFICE ACKNOWLEDGMENT Wake
man, having publicly proclaimed that the prin-
ciple Of politics first, qualifications after
wards" is to guide him in his administration Of
our city Post Office, has set the guilotins fairly
at work, and is chopping off heads vigorously.
There Is no use in Directing to the Postmaster's
principle; for II seems to be the general rule
nowadays in regard to public Offices. We
must suggest, however, that the older heads Of
the Office should be spared, at least until new
men are educated to take the old fellows
places. II Postmaster Wakeman keeps on turn
ing experienced clerks out 70 put inexperienced
clerks in, the work of the Post Office will be
badly done, and he will have the press and the
public about his ears shortly, and his own head
will be unsafe. Let the ignorant and the lazy
go first, Mr.. wakeman, but hold on to the ex-
perienced workers until you can gil their
places with as good men. Thus neither the
public nor your marty will suffer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

No Cot is rumored, with some show Of
authority, that Thurlow Weed refuses to
have anything to do with the Seymour and
Evarts ticket for the next State election, but
will stick to unauthorized republican candi-
dates, and defeat Barney, Greeley and Co., noe
by compromise, but by out-generslling them.
Lord Thurlow knows the politicians Of the
Albany Regency too we'll to trust them.
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C.urt CaIens, er--ThIs nay.

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iQoo 1907, laos, 1910, l2l1, 12l2, l2l2k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

NEGRO IyiIxuRsS n BROOKLYN --Hoelsy h Campbslrs
excellent minstrel company opsa 1t the Brooklyn Aths
neum this evening with rich and raoy programme.
They will continue their performances for three days.
and on Saturday will give matinee for ths benefit Of
children ~ low prcss This will doubtlsss b great
trsat for our friends across tho river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

$50 400 bales sold to the regular trade at 81 10.
for middling uplands with small lots reported at
size. The -four market firm and
two with sales at sc. per bbi advance for most
DESCRIPTIONS. Wheat active ard frmer, and closed
for good shipping lots = To- higher Corn actve;
but prices, though firm unchanged with sales OF
new Western mixed Acc. &c, and old do. at $50
53Hc. Pork in fair demand, but lower, with
ssesof mess at 81 ST. 12h, and Of prime at 80 a
50 25 Sugars were steady but active, with sales
OF about 400 hhds and 1872 Conee quiet and
sales limited small lot OF ST. Domingo brought 1910.
Freights were rather better. Wheat was taken to
Liverpool at Sd SID. in bulk and in bags, and corn
do. at 7Hd. Sd. They also arm to London, but
without change OF moment in rates.
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On Dr.-That poor Greeley, having quarrel.
led with Snow and Almy, is about to leave
the Tribune and take entire charge of the Con-
necticut gun mandatory. 1t is said that poor
Greeley accuses Snow and Almy Of having
mismanaged the gun factory a. shamefully -
they have mismanaged the Tribune, and that he
has been moved to profanity by the prospect
that the war will be over before any Of the
7ribune,s guns are ready. This change will
probably replace Dana in the editorial chair Of
the Tribune, and Gay will retire with Greeley.
We wish poor old Greeley success in his new
profession Of arms, and hope that he will make
his guns-as he has never made the Tribune
Of kind to 20 off well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

PREPARE FOR TAxATroN.-In few days the
Tax bill will be passed, and whole army Of
taxgatherers will shortly be appointed, ready
to pass round and gather up heavy toll from
the public. Now is the time to prepare for
these demands upon us. Everybody must now
learn to be economical. Those who wear out
suit of clothes in six months must make the same
last them year; those who have been in the
habit Of eating hot beefsteaks for breakfast
must learn to put up with cold scrag Of NUT
ton; those who have INDUCED in wine and
water at dinner must put up henceforth with
the pure element. All this 10 necessary In
order to put down q rebellion originated by
the abolitionists, aided BY the English aris-
tocracy, and carried into the neld By the
wicked secessio nists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

rIoAnxo HosrrM.-The Sanitary Commisafon1
hospital ship st. Mark viii sail for Yorktown tomorrow
She lies 81 psr No As East river near the foot OF Ruiz
gers street and win be open for public inspection TO dan
fThursdsy1 from one 10 Ave o'clock In the Afternoon.