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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESl a,d,,oy
~ m TuIpTy SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
of the National Academy Desga consisting OF ongha
Works by Living Artist. il NOW OPEN, for the season
,be aere. No 625 Broadway season Iche'. ~ 0s s'
Srgle ADMISSION Is cents Il. ADDISON RIChAhp' wv
r,srou ding Secretary \. A.
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J i. n p W,fiIIKiYsoN. Ne'

NETANTED-A LOAN Of $1,000 for three
w wears 1t per improved, unneumbefyd ''sA
r,s .itus,ed in La Sale and Bureau Counties Illinois
yorb Al r valuation, . o0 Interest VIII be pAi4 qua
D. " or half yearly In rewYoIk desired fof paTchas
- poefBcs Box No l. La SALE La lle 9unty III
ria Refer 10 M-sHs CLAYTON y SWEET ara j. L
NICHOLS WappDsers fsis, Duchess County ~ l.
$780,
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Amusemenis.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GRAND GALA WEEK
NEW ANU MAGNIFICENT DRAMA!
Romantic and seassions with New Scenery. Music &c,
.uti led.


NEW ANU MAGNIFICENT DRAMA!
Romantic and seassonsi with New Scenery, Music, &C.,
entitled:
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN;
Orthe
SEVEN ESCsPES
EVERY AFTERNOON, a, 3 O'clock
EVERY EVENING, at 10 0.
will be produced by the cntie strength Of the Company
NJ ALBEETO hEGRISI.
The great French Tenor Singer. will ling THIS AFTER
MUM and EVENING. duIins the dramatic performances
- BEATRlCE, IN Italian.
- LITTLE BOBBY. ONLY q YEARS OLD.
The Champion JIG Duuoer Of the World viii appear tho
platform with Conn., MUTE the stage ct perform
auco.
COMMODORE MUTT
The smallest OF his sge ia TIE world, the renowned
,, $4,000 MUTT,
nl De on exhibition ~ al nous, and a, intervals give
VARIETY OF INTERESTING PERFORMANCES,
SONG, Dances. Military DHll sc. Also. 20 be
At all hours THE QUAKER, WOODEN GUN.
hon the Rebel F0r,ifcsons at Cen.Ievil-. Va, THE
GREAT LIVING WHALE THE MADAGASCAR ALI
tINOs. THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION LIVING
GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON LIVING MON
-lER SNAKES LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING
TURTLE, GRAND AQUARiA. &c
Adnis-inr 70 all D. cnil-cn under 10. Is cts.
GREAT BABY.SHOW-TiME CHANGED.
Opens MONDAY, Juno 2. instead Of TUESDAY. june
500 distributed in premiums. The list is closed, a.
Ono Hundred If the Most Beautiful Babies living engaged
beside Twins, Tnpcts and fst Babies.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC 49, -
sun-RIses..i:33 Sets....."...I:2i Moor-hises S'fV
bIGH THIS DAr. =.
Sandy Hook. 652 Gov. Island. 1:2 HelOate''. s'-1
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Financial.
PONDS of GREENE COUNTY, OHIO

PONDS of GREENE COUNTY, OHIO
- Notice s hereby given that the Commissioners Of
Greene County Ohio sre ready to pay all tho BONDS
or CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS Of Greene
County Ohio uede payable the Treasurer Of the Colnn
oGs and Aenia Rsoad Company bearer redeeabe AZ the
pleasure Of the Commissioners Il Greene Couuty ono after
the 1855 and that they will be redeemed by said Com
nsoners 1t the Nena Branch Of the State Benk OF ONO NJ
Xena Ohio sud interest will be paid said bonds ascr
the first day Of July A. ID. lSG2
Fly orler O. the Boa j Of County Commissioners. 49,
W. c. NJ. BAKER, Auditor Of Greene County, ONO
Xenia. May 10. 1852.
Instead OF presenting above Bonds with Coupons due July
l. 1866, the Nena Bank they will be paid by tic broadway
Bauk, New York City, I'D after the 1T II Juy 1867
&. FAY, 1roa.'r Col. and Arsia X IL. 20
NOTICE.-Persons holding INDIANA FIVE
~ FER CENT STOCKS signed by H. Il Talbot as Au-
dito w X. Nofnger Treasurer and Jas A. Crayens as
Agent Of the by d. Stoer viii present hem al inc
office the Indiana State Agency No 80 Weit for transfer
or cancellation. K N. HUDSON. Agent Of state
TT :. BONDS, $40 TREASURY NOTES,
u. ONE YEAR PER CENT CERTIFICATES. and
AMERICAN GOLD purchased and always on hand iof sale
by LlNERMORE, CLEWS CO.,
bankers and Dealers in Securities -
Nos ii and - " allst, N. \.
Qusrernaetefs Vouchers Gud Drafts collected eheapy and
expediousy adv anced upon bought the highest mar
Net price
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l RAILROAD.-Th- following order was entered IN the
Circuit Court Of the United State. for tue Distinct oil indiana
perever he and they hereby, authorized IN hr ece
ton and a.ef the entry Of this order m laeesOs
20 sv ont Of the Gaming. Of tire sd Tere Hsute Alton ana
s. Louis abroad which may into tner hsna the COZ
mons al the Mortgage Of the Iec hsnte and alton
Dad Cor pany falling due Aug lOl and the coupons ON
Flint Mortgage Of Beevie aud Iiuoisto"n haHIosd
Company. faliinR sept. |, lfnl' ,,,
give notice tina, the referred 10 In the eid oae W."
IL Maid o the surrender Of toe same at the bagA OF o,'u
America IN the City Of NewYork 90 and ateI Tue @o'H Jay
OF Nay l66..-New-i ofk. May ~ i tz
IoS :; fwa4iGGKSlysox Receivers
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Sales bn Anttlo,t.

A UCTION NOTICE.
IN THIS DAY At 10 o'clock.
BY LOCKWOOD BROS. UNDEBHLL. Auctionoers,
No. 20 Murray-st and 10 ~ W ur-nst,
REGULAR SALE Of FOREIGN, DOMESTIC FANCY and
STAPLE DRY-GUODs, FMBROiDERIES,
HOSIERY, WOOLENS &c.
Also.
A large and attractive lire of
PARiS-MADE SILK TECKTiES SILK MiTTS, GLOW rs.
QUANTITIES.. 6c,
To which the attention Of Buyers IA invited.
a. NJ MgRwiS Aueuoner,.
RY BANGS, MERNiN a Co., Irving Build
Go ings Nos 5gi and Breedway-Saes Of BOOKS. Sta
onery Picures WORKS 81 AT Fancy Goods Furniture 40
THURSDAY EF ENISG. May -. at o'clock.
THEOLOGlCALA AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY
Being the entire collection OF Csrgyman recently deceased
piisng lsr.e number OF ysu bie works In The ogy
and Divinity and STANDARD Miscellaneous Literature, So.
Many Of them of fine English editions. For particulars.
see catalogue.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIRTY SECOND AND LAST NIGHT BUT
FOrR OF MISS BATEMAN.
THE GREAT AMERfCAs TRAGEDIFNNE.
LAST NIGHTS UF MISS BATEMAN


ROSA GBRGORIO.
LISTEN TO TN VOICE or TIE PRESS;
"M.ss Bat-mln has part exactly suited to her powers
Her perform have been from tie commence nen series
Of Art sic tnunp ha"- Herald
She evnced tenderness than have ye, seen Ia her
pogtaure. Ms Blisman appears to superior advantage
IA this pieos."-lfubune.
M.. Ba,smsn sup,'es herself and achieves her greatest
tdumph .irce the Of a' her most prosperous
s-ason."- Times.
Mi. Bateaan played her part with sre., force and spirit"
lwoF.d
M, Ba,esn or,rloriinary power and complete
y carries away the sympshe' Of her sadenco-E'e fo'
Her acting slecc In Il. eec. upon the auilencs-
tConi. Advertise.
,pp.rb d.lines,on Of Character and Is enough OF
iself 10 confirm her reputation II any continuation were
needed best actress on toe American stage
Hc Rosa Gesoio carries ne 70 greater hrht o. enno Of
the creates. power Of Fascination over the human Hua
saturday Courier
Miss Bs,.sn hs. aided another tho genuine lis, Of her
triamphs1 iieT acting suPeb throughout
M one word We never saw any rendering more terribly
trnhf OF 5ls-noTc thoroughly aud sisiicsy tragic
-lsunday Atlas
IA al. p.,.a h.,. in no other ch..e,sr tho splendid
In iich rendered that Of Rosa would eniile her
10 pceneuce IN her art ard sustain her claim to the proud
tc Of Queen Of the American stage SUNDAY DsPaen'
Mi B,emans added another laurel to her ehaplet
seated the Ross o hs sa'hor Me-. sPf',y rpnrcr
~ In consequences tho pre- engagement Of the Theaier
MISS EArEMAS cANSol REMAIS \, after hi; yees
TUESDAY, a. WEDNESDAY ESENINGS' siI'h'
Seventh, and last nights ofthe highly sue
ROSA GREGORIO
On THE CORslCAh VENDETTA
Mis. ia rEiiAN s..............ROsA OhEUOhIo
J. ". WAack IT, ss.....'..'''''''''''''''''.A ipsi'
Edwin Adam, ,hDlolio
T. DE Walden as ........... ;;'.'''"'os'"
M 81. r Blake Mrs =. ;. Chaufau Mrs Hind
SPLENDID NEW SCENERY BY J. r: HAYES.
NEW MUSIC HY MOLLENHAUER
sONG, CHORUS. AND SEKEHADE,
by Lockwood frendersasi, and The Brother stanley
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N'IBLOs GARDEN.
" Seventh week OF the
MAGNIFICENT OPERATE SPECTACLE,
THE ENCHANIRESS.
Observation-Disclosures Mis-. Caroline Richinss,
whose superb yocaizstion has CREATED a complete
EUROR or ADMIRATION.
ANNETTE GALEpIl,
THE GREAT TERPsiCHOREAh ARTIST o. me DAY
hr PETER RICHlNGS ~ Ma1b@hasu''
.FV SCENERY NOVEL MECHANISM, ~
GORGEOUS COSTUMES. SPLENDID DArthS,
FULL CHORUS. EhLAROED OACHESIKA.
The srectsee vii be produced - ,.,,,-,.r,
EtFKY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Admission 20 cents; Family Circle - cents.
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Z AIyRA KEENE's THEATER.
~ TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
TWO NEW PIECES.
FIRST TIME EVER PLAYED.
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY,
half A DOLLAR,
received with shouts Of applause ard the
BEAUTIFUL SPECTACLE,
THE ELVES;
THE STATUE BRIDE.
NEW MUSIC. ,.,,u,
M" NEW SCENERY.
GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE
ofthe
FAIRY FOUNTAIN
In the
ELFIN BOWER
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,ARNIrM's AMERICAN MUSEUM GREAT

ID BABY-SHOW-TIME CHANGED -orES9 M ,'
DAY June p Instead Of ESDAi jane r1"oui't,i,
81 i'm M. urn, an. lot il cosrd. one liuidt,d Oh tho
Most beautiful Babies yiVs engaged. bsIio A"1'' A'
lots, ana Fs, EaOtsl,
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darcy, THE HORsE-TAMER.

darcy, THE HORSE-TAMER,
HI
COOPER INSTITUTE.
TUESDAY EVENING. May o. 1862.
MR. J. S. RAREf,
THE CELEBRATED HORSE-TAhEk,
THREE CONSECUTIVE LECIuREsy
IN Tuesday THURSDAY. aud FRIDAY L'ESlNOS,
"' MAY ~, 20, and 30. 800. ,,,,,,,,
ON THE SCIENCE or BREAklNU ~ AnD = ,'.'o
THE Widest AND MOST VICIOUS HOA9ES-
A LEADING FEATURE
IN tho
PRESENT SERIES or ENTERTAINMENTS,
PECUlIARLY NOVEL AND lNIEREsllNo,
,-l c.nsl. OF The Introduction IN the hrst lecture
or A PERFECTLY INBROhEN COLE,
Tho .ae animal will be presented IN the succeeding ee
tar. demonstrating the pnbc the complete .,,,,rs o
PROGRESS or THE HORSE lNDhk oEhiho VT
MIR. EAkEi's Lessons
TIioROIGH EDUCATION FOR THE ShDDLE IN AN
ISCNEDIBLY SHORT SPACE OF TIME. =,
NJ J. = RAEEY bsgs leave respectfully to i"iorm the
f ONLY SERIES OF LECTURES
which n, will be able to give IN New FORK ~
DURING THE PKEsEsr SEASON.. =.
Pc. Of tickets cenis reered seas 70 cents extra
r.aery.d seats the platform, at ~ each The ticse
III be for sa- on SATURDAY text at irer sch,rnei
Wn,e Store in Broadway sibePs ia "as'' ana ~ Tic
principal hotels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A FRIDAY May 80
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Reeppesrance OF
HERMANN
TIE GREAT PRES rIDIGITATFUR.
The Managers and Directors Of the French Benevolent So
cety of the Ladies OF
ST VINCENT DE PAUL,
beg leave to thnt ~ HERMANN has in the most
generous MANNER rendered their Socetys
GRAND BENEFIT.
On FRIDAY NIGHT, May 30.
On this occasion,
NJ. HERMANN
will give ofhis
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES,
which have Tor the eight months in all paris of the coun
try, produced The greatest lurore
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Auih-aloh.....
The sale Of reserved seats win commence on kSDAf
MORNING. May 90 at the Academy Of Music Schirmer
Beers, No. 70l Broadway. aud at Sibels Wallst
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Uanfs.

~ Woman COOK; understands her business thorough
" and can produce tie hghes testimonials hom her former
employers Call at No 81 West l2s between 5.h and 9Th
AZ. Can be until engaged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
TE 80 II a y HIO.
LATER FROM SAvANNAH-ALL QUIET-REP0RT
ED HIGHT IN FLORIDA.

AUsrsrA, Jan. SO--hs Savannah Republican Of this
moraiug says that the city quiet On yesterday Com
modoe TAtnals dsst Of steamers went down the river
to look rsr and strengthen the DISTRACTIONS In the riv
en- The feet YES uumoi'sted by The enemy. The most
of the Yankee vessels drawn on from the position
they held, on the day before.
Seventeen Federal vessels we're In Warsaw Sound yes
tsrdIy Heavy firing beard there but the cause Of
it vas Gnknoga.
private letter from cambridge, Ga, dated the 27th
Inst, says 1t is rop,tsd there that sgh had recently
occurred en- James Island, Apslachcoa, that
s1ty Federa were killed and thiityve taken prisoners.
Our loss was thirteen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

=.ARxs Lo.r-We invite public attention to an adver
tisement in another column, containing list Of
from the ordnance stores in this city, and
iuueded to be transmitted to distant point for active
seryec. Should any Of readers know hear any
thing respecting these sims they could not perform
moro patriotic or useful duty their State and to the
Oonfederacy, than by promptly notifying the proper off
GERS 10 Richmond OF the fact
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
orr ITEaS

A CoRREcTIos.-It seems that in our notice Of the
proceedings of the Council, "Wednesday afternoon, we
msapprehended the remarks of Mr. Scott in relation to
the tobacco uarehousing scheme. We now remind
ed that be STATED expressly that he had not seem and
did not know the contents Of the bill pending be-
fore the Legislature but that he had heard that
of the propositions urged outside to accommodate the
new crop was TO force the Of tob icco now
storage in the WAREHOUSES to take it out, aud nd s.or
age elsewhere. This plan, however, no one thought
would be adopted BY the Legislature as It was SO ceAry
an oct Of il Justice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

MaYoRs CoURr-Yesierdsy, John Finn, for fighting
in the Second Market, 25th December remsnded
for Indictment John Curry, charged with the same
of nee, was discharged.
Richard Herdaman FOR feoniously cutting Jas Turner,
waa remanded for trial.
VIM. Griffin, for assauting VIM. Miller, was required
to give security to keep the peace.
James Burns, John Charles aud Oropper Hsrrip, for
keeping their respective barrooms open after 10 o'clock
p H. we're feed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

DRowxED An cid white woman, named Betsy Jones,
was found in the canal near Mayos bridge yesterday
morning She had fallen in the night before while in
toIicated An inquest was held by Alderman SAnIay.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

FIRE-0n Wednesday night, between IL and O'Clock,
shnn,y occupied by negro, the corner of Cary
and 9th Streets was destroyed BY fire.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

We cal attention to the change in the schedule Of the
Richmond and yasl River Railroad 10 be found in
other column Of this paper by which it will be that
passengers 60 through Yorktown and return the
same day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

CRY BONDS The quotation for Richmond city bonds,
bearing siE per cent, ia now Ninety ght-the highest
price attained for several years.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
HNER OIAL.
oTnos or fHI RICHMOND wBIo, Jan %, les7.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

| ,,.- so.s ,sso
~ $500.
80 oiVr.s- ins sae VI" Sees 9" otsee O0uieIe
se bonds uo NJ at SOL and do (eJa) nfl@ vreni, 30
&C. North Oarona SIX Iichrn city do os II. operations
In Bank stock ipoIua. a. ifo ga p,rt p, v,rsp,
| :, "a - - =. .@-" - - Nv ~ N -, -
hee nave oeen no recent sales c Exchange Bink s'ot
BANK oftse Commonwealth Is held al 90.
~ The GnRensd qHOtai1ns represent for e most part ne
toAolesals prices
| p.oo. y -. .o,.., A.,
Frrswir Is dull a. 30 cspS
Is oe''ef sappnea oa'"e eonsnas'o quote
ptrs Al oeQ4o etsi far 10 good 2SgSO eL
DiIsD FHurr unchanged We q1o'e Apples At 1920 rs cts
| onahsi
~ ~ H'eoae'o'H NJ
h nov ior Timothy, which constitutes
zoe Jul. oi"e toppy
sESp-clov,r 1, no. h.,a a, AFFAIR I'm,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

convert the Editor Of the RAg-who is accomplished
gentleman and innocent Of our dspute-into our "go-
b,tveen" or postman.
hare the honor to hs,--------------
Right Rev. Sir,
Your obedent humble servant
RICHMOND Jan. %, 1862. I. W. hAchAHoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
VEHY yALUABL" REAL STATE AT THE
Y Corner OF FRANKLIN and 7th streets, at Auc.

I0n.-We VII sell, Wedne sdhy, The oh day OF Feb
rsAy, commencing A4 O'Clock, NJ the very valuable real
tate located At the north lne section OF franhn and Th
streets and joining real ence Of Richard whitfield, Hq.
The Franklin Street 30 and back Ito
feet IN a paved alley, Is feet vide
IL will be disldsd Into ave os oftSeniy I feet each.
This dseid sdy the desirable "a miy resi-
denees the Market being located Of the
city.
TERss-one-iourh ash; the remainder at and Year, for
negotiable with interest added ADD secured trust deed
The purchaser to pay the taxes for ls62.
iA21-tdS JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 BON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
CANCERT

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID PROCLAIM TION-Whereas, vacancy has occurred In
the fro this In the Congress Of the
States BY the death OF John Tyler member Of The
Repre- entAyes for the Ds, composed Of the City Of
Richmond Heno, hanover Charles CITY, Hes Kent fI abeh
City, Warwick James City, Williamsburg and York Now there
fore JOHN LEIC CHER Governor Of the said Comm n~eAh,
have hough proper direct the Sheriff. said
counties and cities 10 hold election 10 supply said
February merit and DO further require the OIL
GERS conducting election, whose duty " make
election that purposs q the place prescribed by
Law, Oh the hheenth day Of the EIns aonth.
81 Given under ~ hAnd Governor, and under the
lLa seal Of the Commonwealth the 9Th day Of January
lssl And In the ghty Hih year Of the Commonwealth.
JOHN LErCHRR
By the Governor:
GnoEoE W. MUSToRD,
ia2s-ctas Secretary Of Ne Commonwealth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

Mr. KAcYAHoS IN REPLY TO BISHOP MEADE,
RELATIVE TO The STRUCTURES or TIE LAT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

psa-sBoerty grateful for the ca which you, AMI many
o,he, Of nv fellow eEns made upon do not hest
is 90 announce myself candidate represent strict In
oouusG MY duties In Congress will not permit through
an, dstIc as under other circIa would IlA do
eonn myself with InRulshAbe devotion 70
oar cause and eternal separation from the people beyond the
pusQuehAnuAh - .
bal-u wM u. MCFARLAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

4 FARM CONTAINING 40 ACRE, ON THE
n New CentrBl Road, in Ifenrfco county,
la Miles ITom the City. at Auction.
We Will sell upon the premises, On Tuesday. the 4tb
day OF February, eonmsnc O'Clock ", very de-
sble fsTg tanning lSe The New Central RcGd
-enIco eoeply - miles tn city, and soo!tlpg the land
u Roper agnders and Others. OF the above 70
cleared In state OF cultivation the remainder 10 II
wood There the srsts iaons for servant
barn. and Other oui bunNn
TIRys OLe foaith cash. the balance al 10 months for
goNble notes. with Inter add, scared by trust deed
The PURCHASER TO pay the taxes fer 1862.
jazz JAs n. TAYLOR 4 son, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
A CARD.

The ibscrber will continue the oonmisslen Busins., al
and has takea an ONCE Slip door 70 the sntans
Tobseco Exchange and .vanE himself Of the present oee
thanks for the liberal patronage sIsnds
70 "a. old conetrn hopes undivided -ton busno
merit and receive liberal share Of patronage
Iel-c4W We. 4 rUdh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

nIssOLUTIoH-Tne co'pArtnershiP Of VAN LEW TAYLok'
~ CO., Is this day Dissolved. .
purchased the interest OF O. n Peasants the surv
p,rtn.r VAN LsW will hereafter conduct the bus
All persons Indebted to the old concern
W" p''- JOHN N. VAN LEW.
Richmond, January lat, 1894 Ian9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31
LYONS BsQ.-F0B con-

GREns -frcm tae R!ehpopi Dl.tiie. composed o
tS cs Of Richmond and wis star al the counties Of Her
n HanovSr ssI, oaIrss ciy, Ehtabeth Oily, Jane
CltI. Wa alek ArA NolK. lAI-IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

NOTICB-Rrom and after this date, ana n
" I'll further notice, our sales Will be sxcla
Those Indebted 70 for purchase, during the pest "
lease settle their accounts 90 possible. -
Iai-d1vkc4w JOHN N. GOkDOE u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-31

RICHMOND, JAN. % 1862.
~ TO wN. H MAoftRLAND, uq.-Dear Sir: "a
rancy having occurred 10 Congress BY the death o. Mr. Tyler
se ,sspectuy that you will announce youl.i candid
-'' an b. MACON,
New Kent,
MICHAEL GREITER,
LLwIs WEBB,
THE0. R0BERrsON,
OR sNGE BkSNrT
GEORGE W. ANTI,
PEgrJN Johnston,
GL0. W. GILLIAN,
P.K WHITE
q J. sINT0N,
RD s. PERNEYHoUGH,
wM Il s0t0CK,
JAS p HEATH.
wM. X WAITS,
wd. GRAY,
JNo. w. wR'GHr,
A. FAIRLY,
wN. H. RoBEkTs,
ofRishmond Howl IerS,
p. A. HANALL,
J. u. Wake,
WM. SMITH,
MILLS TvsrlN.
HLRso IGeLEsToN,
ELIJAH BAKER
wA. l. koNIsN,
NT.PA1E,
D NJ RoBERrsoN,
JAS. A. SCOTT,
JAs WALSH,
sAML O. DoaNAE,
ssthslJelves and Others
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

We are obliged to omit eur usual columns un.
der this head. The following 10 an abstract Of
the most important news:
Gen. Mitchell has taken possession Of about
100 miles Of the Memphis 4 Charleston r. r. a.,
and captured large amount of rolling stock
Fort Pulaski has, after 80 hours bombardment,
surrendered to eur troops. Gen. Halleek is at
Pittsburgh Landing. Oar loss at Pittsburgh
Landing was 500 killed, and $500 wounded.
Fort Wright, so miles above Memphis, has been
attacked BY Com. Foote and Gen. Pope, and, it
is runored, has surrendered. Gen. Banks ID At
Sparta, 81 miles from Staunton, and moving
slowly towards Richmond. Mcclellan 10 nakipg
rapid preparations to commence the attack in
earnest upon Yorktown. Considerable fighting
has already been done there. Gen. Mcdowell
has reached the Rappahannock and il escamped
before Ffedericksburgh, IS niles from Richmond.
An attack was made upon Forts jackson and 81.
Philip. ct the mouth Of the Mississippi, on the
l4th inst.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23

IL turns out, that the result Of the battle Of
Pittsburgh Landing, wss not 20 much Of q victe-
~, as appeared BY fret accounts.
The rebels intended to surprise our troops asd
drive them into the river or take them prssosss.
They did surprise them without doubt, aud soDs
body is TO blame for il, but they did not DO the
other thing. On the other hand they we're
themselves driven from the se'd With terrible
loss. This Was . victory for our arms, bat not
victory with such reeults - ne had hoped 70
achieve there. When the battle shoald DO fought.
However, it 10 better than defeat. We hspe it
has taught commanding officers . good essos,
and that, making good use of il, they vill -
better neIs time.
This battle. and the resistance offered st fssk-
town, show that the enemy 10 still 10 considers
bic strength, and is not yet disposed 70 yisSds
without terrible struggle. ], is estimated that
there are from two hundred and Fifty thossssS
TO three hundred thousand armed rebels, stih in
tho 6eld.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-23
War CLAM AGExcY.-We direct 4

WAR CLAM AGExcY.-We direct the
attention Of those interested to the card d
Aessrs Robinson 4 Hunt in another column,
who have established an agency in Detroit, with
. branch ofies in Washington, for the procure
nsnt Of pensions and bounty from the General
Government to such q may be entitled thereto.
These gsateaer present the best Of references
- to their reliability and integrity, the guaranty
Of any one gentleman named being amply suiE-
Cont Circslars sent o. application. See card
in another eelumn.