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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17
WHAT CONSTITUTES A STATE ?

A State is political community, Or
ganized by certain law or constitution.
As such it has certain agents, called gov
ernors, legislators, and judges, who are
bound to execute its will-but as soon as
they refuse to do SO they no longer repre-
sent the State. They are not the State
itself, and their reasonable action neither
binds nor diSsolves the State, whose exis-
tence depends upon the constitution or
organic law. But the organic law of a
State OF this Union is the Federal Consti-
tuition and the State Constitution, and the
State cannot be annihilated, whatever may
be the deeds of its agents, until that law
Is annihilated, or accepted according to its
provisions.
The condition of the seceeded States is
simply thiS-that owing to disaffection
and treason, there are no actual Govern
ments in those States. Their officer have
abdicated, bu. the people remain. By
that law Congress is required to guaranty
them republican form OF government
while the rebellion lasts it must establish
a provisional power to carry the require
ment into effect. Its authority is ample,
and the duty to use it imperative. There
Is no occasion for resortins to the doubtful
theories of State existence, or to anti,
constitutional means in order to reach
every practicable end contemplated. IN.
Y. Evening Post.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17
THE MOVEMENT UPON YORK
TOWN

One of two things must be true either
that the rebels have not so large a force at
Yorktown as is reported, or # they have
their endorsements have been drawn from
the line of the RappahannocR, thus leaving
Richmond exposed to attack from that direc-
ton by the advancing columns under Maj
Gen. Mcdowell. Such concentration ct
the rebel forces at Yorktown may very pos
sibly have taken place, and that may be the
reason why Gen. Mcdowell remains in his
former position, to threaten Richmond on the
north, or to approach the enemy at Yorktown
in the rear, instead of joining Gen. McClel-
Ian before Yorktown, as at one time it was
reported he would do. Of course we have
no positive information on the subject, but IT
the above conjecture is founded IN truth, 1t
may afford some explanation for the delay OF
Gen. Mcclellan in making the attack. II
Mcdowell can arrive at position in the
rear of Yorktown, and combined attack be
made by both diviions, the enemy will with
out much doubt be not only defeated but his
entire forces captured. A few days at far
thest will disclose all that is now wrapt
in silence and mystery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17
ITEMS.

The Young Mems Association
troit have refused the use of their d
Wendell Phillips.
The widow of James X. Polk
renting in her attentions to the wa
in the hospital at Nashville.
--Parson Brownlow received q
as the profits of the demonstration
honor at Cincinnati.
1t is stated that Russell, the cIs
of the London Times, who sailed b
rope Wednesday, has written an ind
letter to Secretary Stanton. Wei
will not make the Secretary sick
According to statement d
Stevens, in the House OF RepresenG
the expenses of the Government @I
100000 a day. Our national q
the 1st of July will be $500, 00OOl
interest on which will be $3.50, 0003|
In the lack of guns the rebels 4
Tennessee have organized a "Baa|
regiment" the men beng armed viii
cient battle-axes. They carry
on which is painted a tree rePres
/" the Government of the United \
and the battle-ax regiment at The
chopping the tree down."
SANDER not Others because th'T
slandered you.
A Washington letter states tha. |
Mcclellan placed his resignation
hands of the President some monIp
to be used whenever the President
be Of opinion that the public desired
to take effect, at any rate, whence"
Government disapproves of his plan
campaign.
FIRE IN DEMONSTRATES r'Iss
the office OF the Michigan Cen!L"
Company, in Boston, dc not justly ~
gerated statements in the New loh
With regard TO the extent OF the iO%
at the compauy's depot in Detroh Y
instant. The whole loss TO building. ri
eines IS estimated at from Si5,OVV "a y:
upon which there is insurance tor
There has been no interruption 10 Z
Of the road, nor will there be any,
qlence of the fire.
The Albany Journal TINS s 4
very significant fact that while u,
are securing Secessia with arm h
gangs, to force men into then \
ranks, onr government is ooilo 49,
down the gates against Volun"
looks as if some one saw the eDu. -
be a day of justice when the emu
The defences of Savannah exc
the Savannah river, north o. 'ig
the Louisville road, thus "a
circuit of earthworks extending
to river. /
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17
CLIPPINGS.FRoM THE LoUISyl
JOURNAL.

In a double sense the flying and -,
ing rebels stop at nothing, pug
= - Wendell Phillips came on, b,
something about Western manners w, :" 'e y
cinnati gave him an egg-sample. ''' y
1t is too bsd, Folks are set6ro
the Confederate armies the Con.SsJ%q
armies.
The rebel generals are great AZ ,,,,.
but, in learning their strategic .mo y'''e'
they must have gone to school to er, ,,"c'
The rebels like to fight on ,bs =.
hills and mountains, for then they can !,
aops. ..
The rebel troops generally arr ,
sound upon the bayonet question n
won't come to the point, 4"
We are constantly compIims,..
rebels with balls, and oh how nimbly ~ !
lows dance and Sd =. ~'
We have sVnie most formid,bls -
under the star-spangled banner on tbo M N
sissippi river. A good many of tho av. y
vessels" in our city sail under the rehai y
Gov. Rector or Reetum Tor .om.
name,) OF Arkansas, calls upon the ~
people ofthat State to take up arms n |
rebellion.
The Memphis Appeal says that Wa
no way TO measure the strength Of tba n
federate defenoes on the Missisinn; N
must have them measured by the Foot
The rebels eednt issue any mor. ,.
lamations for the enlistment OF crDnIai
their army will only stand, we sbaH \
make more cripples in it than they can \
care Of
The rebels no doubt are badly Of =.
in respect to their commissary departnr
! but when our Foote shall have I'm Il
among them, they will have an abupdaas
well-canvassed hams.
We hear a great deal about the vrss
condition Of the Southern troops, ami
doubt It's all true, but yet, wheneyq l
forces come upon a ret, stronghold, tbpv !
very sure to find the rebels rel off,
The Norfolk Day Book says that
the Merrimac goes out, she "will cary en-
thing before her If" SC. Let her 90 ont
an "it," and the Monitor may dispose d
with but.
We learn from those who have ,es,
rebel troops that they seem very vain Of
shirt-tails. Almost every man of them n,
large display Of that beautiful deco7
displays it flying straight out behind
MIR. Simms, of Kentucky, has dam,
the rebel cause by his fooli.bIv r3
speeches in the rebel Congress. TbenI
would do themselves favor by para
cataplasm upon his mouth--thas adeca
closing up SimmS' hole,
They say that the secession ladia
shoc&ingly bitter, We suspect they an
any rate we wouldn't have one Of them
GU lips Tor the world. We shouldnlu
to get the bitter out OF our moui
month.
we cannot be expected, while alta
ing the full discharge Of our duty toth
try, to give attention to the insects
rebel press that are buzzing around Us I
alighting when they dare. We sons
think it almost pity that man isn't
ished with a caudal appe ndage like na
that while his hands are busy With
proper work he might brush the tie
with his tail.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

A FREE CAPITAL.-The National Capt.
tai OF the United States is henc eforth to be
frse. The curse of slavery will no longer ex-
is. IN the Federal Metropolis. The bill pro-
viding for the emancipation of the slaves in
the District of Columbia has passed both
branches of Congress, and will without doubt
be approved BY President Lincoln. 1t l:
With indispensable JOY that we chronicle this
event The world movesi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

asy"In the skirmish between the enemy
at Yorktown and our advanced troops the
other day, piece of a she'll fred from a
rebel battery knocked off the cap of Maj.
Coles, of the Fourth Michigan Regiment,
whereupon he quietly remarked that it
was merely the result of capillary attrac-
ton
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

1t is said that while Gen. Stone was
In Washington, dispatch from Virginia
was received at his headquarters, and
contrary to orders, opened. 1t was found
to contain the inquiry, How many field
pieces are there in the Burnside expedi.
ton Z" Arrest soon followed after this
exposure.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

w The Free Press says Captain
Truman Seymour, of Fort Sumter fame,
has also been appointed Brigadier Gene
raj. He is Vermonter, and a son Of
Rev. Truman Seymour, formerly of this
.eHn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

Prominent Union men of Western
Virginia have applied to Gen. Fremont
to arrest three hundred prominent rebels
IN Wheeling, and hold them as hostages
ios loyal citizens t. en- TO Richmond.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

The rebels are all agreed in their de-
termination to "die in the last ditch"
but, whenever they come to ditch in
their flight, they say, ooh, this is MT the
last by any manner of means we know
OF at least a dozen more little ahead of
US and we cant make up our minds to die
except in the very last ditch. Onward.
no '''O'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

nYThe U. S. Sanitary Commission, under
date of April s, acknowledge the receipt
from the Ladies of Rutland, of one dozen
pocket handkerchiefs and a bundle of old
linen, and 1855 in money. The pocket
handkerchiefs are said to be especially &C
ceptable
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

GEN. SHERMAN.-Gen. Sherman and
his staff came passengers to New York by
the Atlantic on Saturday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

Mourn no. that you are weak and
humble. The gentle breeze is better than
the hurricane, tbs cheerful fire e the
hearth-stone than the Confiagratioa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

1t is thought John Bell ran AWAY
from Nashville because he was afraid of
being caught BY some Bell hangers,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

ten. Dennam succeeds 10 the i'm
mediate command at Port Royal, vacated
by Gen. Sherman.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17
JOEL b. ERHARDr,

"Wm. ID. Collins, Major First Vermont
Volunteer Cavalry Capt. S. G. Perkins,
First Vermont Cavalry; Capt. f. Moore,
First Vermont Cavalry"
A detachment of Co. A. commanded
by Lieut.. ErhaFdt, were detailed to ac-
company the body to Winchester as an
escort, where it will be placed upon the
cars and taken to New York in charge OF
Capt. L. b. Sawyer, Company |.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

From Norfolk to RiGhm ond is l06 miles.
From Suffolk to Richmond is 85
From Cape Henry to Richmond is 1850 "
From Hampton to Richmond is So -
From Fort Monroe to Richmond is 80 "
From Yorktown to Richmond is 20
From Wiliamsburgh to Richmond is so "
From Frederrcksburgh TO Rich is SIS -
Fom Washington to Richmond is 1870 "
From Winchester to Richmond is $50 "
From Gordonsyille to Richmond is 20 "
From Stanton to Richmond is 100 "
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
1862. THE 1862

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its connecticut, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Eight trains ds from New York to PhiladelPhh w
N.wJerey and Camden sna Ameey ;: % line nv r,ra
ALL TnG9IoH nnitrr yn TKAlSs SswYoRR sS FROM THE
FOJT OF COuRTLANDT-sr.
by way of Philadelphia the morning passengers
Yo,k m same inie a. otse, .onr. u.
ny way Of Allentown. evening rassen gers ieave az
three hou tho Northern nes sad by oon ies ~
arrive at tho tine Northern lnes IN
point. IL the Nonh.wsst. Cre,tline ndianapoh' 1
ST. Louis Clsvrl.nd Columbus, Cncnnat+ ana si insSf
ports West, with fewer changes Of cars ,,,,,,,, "a
p,.srpr & sss s.. aud York to Ps.bash az si'
Smoking aud Saloon Cars on al trains
Fare tho other routes.
Bssgsge checked through. Transfers nee.
Secure Tickets. good uetil used. BY Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMlGRAtiON. r,,,,,a
AcsssmeSstioS Line which saolds comfortable mode o
travel TO psIiies moving West@srd, st opshsi ns S
OF fare.
By this cute eights Of all descriptions esn " Ksn,siy
to aud from any point thu Railroads o. oa,J' AIT;
Indiana Illinois, W isconsin Iowa or MUSEUM ~ 'sx,n n
ROAD DIRECT OF to any port on the ns"s"'
the West by steamers fon, Pittsburgh A.. w.a bs
Tho rates Of aud frou point IN tn a
the Psnnsy Railroad arc at al times - ma ship
r,ed BY other Railroad Compsnt's "a thk
psrs ntru.ting tho transportation oil theh 1910,
Company rely with cor hicnee on its 'posaJ "'
Faun.r. aud Dealer, in Live viii ud this nos' s, -
geous routs. Cspaoious YARDS Wen ,his lir&
piled with every aonvenencs nave po 10 ther wsns
from usrsburs where will be found every
feeding and resting choice ss:,suiic.ssnasKETs :: sii.sd =
j L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent 40. A"''' 1
LEECi, Co. t%iAS, md No. ssu.h wlian's
MCDONALD BiscHoFf' EmEIsn Tn Hsitsryp plssA|
ENoCH LEWIS, General supssissssSsah Asssse'"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
ONE TO SIX boxes of WINCHESTERs

~ SPECIFIC PILL" will permanently cure any cass OF
Seminal Wsas, OF its resulting I~porcs HOWEVER Aa.
oKAvArEp aud will be fonnd equally ecie In affections
theP,o'iae Datsi. aid diseases generally II the Urinary
Oygdns.
PROFESSIONAL oPINIoNs"i bsvs used your 'srx.
CIVIC PtL In many ca'sa Of Sprmairhsa and with tho
noH fWjet sueeesa"-J. MILros SANDERS, H. d., LII d..
Brookya
"lt Is as ness tpechc sny medicine can be- IhAve
cured worry scvmo With fIom TEN DosKsp-B
kxirn NJ d., Ed Rsoe,,O.y n Med. Science. Nso York
PERSONAL" Mr.. Wiaolntsv WORTHY ov ALL coSrr.
pESos. ard deyotes himself automatically these Prspars
tiona"-D Mereeih Resss. A. d., LII. d., Am0icaa AIedl
eai Gazette, heic- York
~ have apesonai ksopiedge Of Mn wIScHKsrERs Ioy.
rsrr AND isrrogrr and assume the Procession and tho
public that MS PEErAalrIoss I'm RELIED oSp-Lans
H. ChHion. NJ d., Chemist Eee York.
Tho sPECiFIC PILL 10 not q Homeopathic remedy nor
does con.sn mercury Iron, Canhsrdo any injurious
Ingredient foe 81 per boz. sir boxes (whsa oydssd at
o"e) for So Sent by mail Bold, Wholesale and RETAIL BY
J. WINCHESTER, Ns. - JehxsG ,Nx
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
NEw-YORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1902 SPRING ARRANGEMENT, ia1
COMMENCING NAY s. 1892
Passenger Station In Newi ok corner 2h st. and 81 av
eptr an AT

l56l SPRING ARRANGEMENT, lSc1
COMMENCING NAY s. 1852.
Passenger Station In Newly 2xh and ai sv
entrance 27th.st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For Nsw.Hsyen T. e. u. lex }; l2i5 (Ex) $50 30,
and p. m. (Fx.)
For erlisspOrs T. sa m tEI)i ials. Exl 3so -.
and p. IN. (EIl
For Mlfrt, strs,fcrj Fairfield. Southport and we.pest,
7 .. N. a. Is. $50. 30 p
For Norwslk T. sS6a m. l2Is. (Ex), $50, 40 $50
p M. (Ex)
For Dsrien and Greenwich T. 40 m 2Is, 3sO, 80,
$50 p IN.
For SANFORD, (EI.), 10 a. mi iaI5, lEL) aso
~. $50 p. ~. lExt
For Port Chester snd intermediate staiions $50 u
II Is 80. 40. $50 30 p
For Port Chester aud New-Eochelle, 8 .. %. (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield m, (Er .. m. (Ex.l
For Boston. via Shore Line, l2.l5 p. IN lEx)
For Hartford and Sprcgheld . IN. lex n.is. (gx.l
p m. (Ex)
For COnnec,icu, River Railroad to Montreal m (Ex
and 1? IS p. III. to Northampton.
For Hartford. Providence. aud yi,hkiu Railroad -
(Ex l2l5 p. M.
For New. aven wLOndon. and s,oninstoa Rsilrosd 4
O NJ. IL rs. J. p. m. (Ex
Canal Railroad i2l5 p III, 10 Northampton.
For Housstohic Railroad to Piitsteld. m, .. M 70
Esw-Milfori Saturday. through to Pittsded
For Naus,tuck R.lfoad, y m.. p N.
For Danbury and Norwnk Railroad, T. 20 m J. Op.u
Comnodious Sleeping Cais attached TO the p Tsia.
JAMES ii. HOYT. Superintendent !
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

VERMILYE & CO.,
No ~ Wal-st,
have on hand Tor imm siiA,e delivery. ths
NEW TWENTY YEAR SlA PER CENT BONDS.
Of the United state. dssignsed Five Twentiss re-
deemabe the pleasure Of tho Government after live years
and authorized by Act OF Congress- approved Feb. IS ss2
Tho Coupon Bouds arc Issued Ia sums u
$50, rl00. $500 ari 81 oc0.
The Rcsistercd u end. In sums Of
$50, 800 $780, 81 600 and $500
Interest will from date of subscription. and IL
pc yablc IN gold tho Mint sub Treasury Depository
tho Uned States the hFst lays May ant November OF
each Al the premium on sold the Bonds yield
about eight pcI cent PER The ample provision a-de
by Custom Duties.
Excise Stamps and Internal Revcnue for the payment Of in
eres and liquidation Of the principal makes sn invest
ia this loan safe, profitable and available AZ all times
This being tho permanent loan uto which tho Legal Tender
Notes convsblo viii become tho principal loan Ia the
market and profitable mods VI Investment foI Trust Funds
the surpus funds Of capitalists well tho caIninss Of tho
Industrial olfssr.
Subscriptions received at par In Legal Tender Notes
notes aud checks Of banks at Now York Subcroers
by mail viii receive prcp sttenton and facility and
sIplsns'ion will be Afforded sppic ica st this oce
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

y H. MACY's
NOW OPENING. ,,, ,,,norr.r,o,,
'' Lower tk5n wholesale p..ces.
OPENING TtiIS WEEK, -
Fall stock Of HOSIERY, GLOVES and hiERlNo UNDEh
WEAR Tor LADIES MISSES aad StNIS
EMBROIDERitS from AUCTION ,,,,
ZOUAvE SETS. CAhBSiC TRuiMiNOS, fLooNo-
INGS BANDS, &c, much ugdef price ~
Closins out sale of all or RIBBONS, BONNET SILks
yELVETS PARIS FLOWE Eks. 10. much less toan cost oil
importation. ,,o,, ons,,,ro
Cas., of all qu.'itte. WOOL and COTTON and WOOL s,
FIANNELS, WHITE GOODS, LINENS, LINEN DIA-
PEKs HUCKS. CRASHES. 40.
loo doz LADIES' PARIS QUALITY STIfCh-.D KID
GLOVES. - ...x, ~, ,,y pm
Iooe dox LADIES' PARIS QUALITY OF PLAIN KID
GLOVES lower than spy other hou.c in tAe city. -,
Nos 2O4 ard ut 6th-sv., two DOOR below lFhs stss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
NrarflaI.
VINION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.


OPENING OF BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Eor Of .asscrip,on to ths Capital Stock of the unio
Pacific Railroad Company VIII De opened On
the 5,h dsy Of November 1907 a. noon, on re tsrns
I'D rendition, therein forth at the places as with the
s,,ss", 'S9Hi. ct .n. 6lcofT. asf
s.l,t9or.. Md...........,."TH THCniAS SWAN.
Rugalo n Y.................,OEAN RICHMOND.
pos,on nMass................SANU II DANA.
B,uiin atop 7 NAN COOK.
Ci.cinasti Ohio......."....s $. LIOMMEDlEU.
Columbus, Ohio. N.LLias. DfNin,pN,
Chic.go, ."iLtiAi D. 1bDEN.
Cleyesnd Ohio..............AHAsAb STONE
Concord N. .H.............JOsEPHA A. GILMORE
c.r'nn Citv Nsyada Ter......WELLS FARGO Il co.
Detroit Mch.....'..'.'n ~ ar 40; e. ~ M "io"'
psSSqqce sSS.1 ciS Sws wcsccIsic...aEohas " CLAYTON
Hartford Conn................G. T. BlSoEiL X w.
ndisn.pois. s.Ind.......''yHsmiEeSSss slirrtRIr si ln
Iouiayiile eKy...............JAlEob bUI uhIG.
Lesvenworth. Kansas. ........li Gen j. g. 5TOnE.
Milwaukee. Wis: .::.......Ep %; nyLp0GGin p0Gn
Onshs Nebrdsks sTsr........ALvIN SAUNDEkS.
Port and Ms.................CHAisLbS BAhhEIE.
Portland, Oregon. WELLS, FARGO q C0
Providence. X. .I.............WAbIEhS D. nCt"r'o'
Philadelphia Pa..............JAl, COOK 90
Pit:sonrgb. Ps....."........IHOaASM u; iiOWE; OMrI
Rutland, ,.liENki II. baAirh;
1t. Louis, Mo.................W.l NJ MCPI1EhsOt.
ST. rsu MINI :........'painnnI,n,rNN pitn,, ~ rN,Nn Nnyfnn
salt Lake City Utsh. ......BRIGdAM 1OpNo
san krtuci.c9, Cal............W Ellis FARGO L CO
Trenton, n .PBILEMON DlCkEKSON'
Wilmington. Del............E. tObIN5oS &OV'
Whselipg Ya........"...."S. BRADf
Wsshiogtou Ciiy, u. C......R. w LATHAM
Said books Of crplon viii remain open On the terms
sfora,d for at weeks from and after noon OF 'ad
day Of November .. the places and with tho persons
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners Of Tho Union
Pacific Railroad Company 0sGa % ] 5ssTI P,s.iJcn n
lam-st. WILLIAM D. oobh.' T'c''1oH"
HENRI v fTGn. %mexss Ss'Vs;' ". 3ioorr, Treasurer
Dstsd at New -Yorb. this 25.h day Of October leeh
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

CusTop.housE. EEw YORK. Nov. l. 1904. :
NOTICE.-For the purpose OF insuring and
IN fciiat!1g tho slfs delivery Of lInnncd Pacl.srs
on United State, Public soies Nos o. ;6 o. a,t -
Broadway The following regulations viii te enforced snt
ater the Jib Jay OF November;
All orders for tie d. iTcry Of packages from the Pablo
Stores bear the cf the DpoTtsf
except only e. the Importer l. sbsent from tie
City the orders be ibdored by the per on hodn
power Of tOrpey therefor certified copy Of which nuu
DO fed With tbs storete.T-r at 40. 81 Bfo.fsay.
H. Importers have Their crsnln.d psckass' sent direct
their spectys places OF business a. they
for delivery WITH Pubic Store carts a. the uantl fstes q cart
by sns request TO that eheeI boo. ~, that pu
Iose kept by tookecpcT No 50 bfsedwsy aud s
Fccp of the pack uy be '.ned It s place Of de-
livery u the
III All packages remaining In Fublic Store, for which
orders have been issued r Twenty four hours Will be trsns
frlTed Gsnsl OfaeI Waebau,s ct tn sk and
Of the owner HIRAM BARNEY. CollsctoL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
gteambcats an0 alailroaos.

nAY BOAT for ALBANY aud INTERME.
~ DIATE LANDINGS Steamer ARMENIA, from foot
of Hauison.sL every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. aud FRI
DAY. at o'clock a. IN. stopping at Soth-st
NEW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY X. II.
~ --for Albany, Troy, North aud West.-sUMMER All
RANGEMENT, comnencin. THURSDAY, May T. 1862.
For ALBANY lo.3oa , EIposs Mail Train from .oist
Station.
For Local Trains e Tims table.
JOHN BURCHlLL, Assistant Superintendent
NORTHERN r. r. of NEW-JERSEY.-
a M !, I;2O ana 100 o. u, snd lis D. M on WEDNESDAY
Ssi SATURDAY snly 7. W. DENAREDT. GaI.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

GTOLEN PIANO SCALE.-S0me one having
- entered its Pisno Rooms Of tho late ORONESfEES
HALE on Thur.dsJ night sad taken h.rcon splen1i
flASO SCALE which hss created such -1visbe
ccnout tho past ssuon snl1ng All the old
conseQga1ty feel COMPELLED 20 bring entire NEW
SCALE. and have decided to CLOSE OUT the ENTIRE
STOCK made from tho last scale consisting OF nearly gao
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