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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

! a le-tar S.-s,r 60 p. -lAy' . oU- via
[ n, hi re-,fg II 49, III sA
Nh caI54.-5 ~ ~ q 90 'l7L A.ies.
Nv rari-g g1-I5 80 y soSiiss says
D-r-su 8s-o-r Tes,-F, 80 ~ s7 =
tsy9rs4 va -ig, 81 4,s - Is os'' 17
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r.u..7t Herfrvg man ~. ~ 80
inc Istrs -4--rs.r -rgs -
T5a r-.st .---H .Er-.1 h.. $500. 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

SURRENDERED VIM. n. Hickman. arrested
~ iLi- city on charge Of committing a murdspfn Clarke
county Arkansas some three years ago, has been sur
rendered to the Sheriff Of that county on rsquisitioa
from the Governor Of Arkausss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

Rev d. GRAY win preach this morning
= O'Clock p Toe F0u-th Presbyterian church. OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

CHANGE OF IBiE beginning with to-day,
TIE mail train on the Charleston railroad leaves for
C~Aatnooea at 6s O'Clock 10 the evening. The accom-
mediation train to COriuth leaves az two O'Clock n the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

CoNNALESCeSTs-W srs asked 20 appeal to
country friends OF The soldier and % those living in the
SUBURBS OF the city where the fresh air is favorable to
neaiih' 20 take TO their homes such c1nvaleseeut patients
ToI -le hospital q. they can accommodate. The-e are
a number d. soldiers there Who would be In q condition
'r daiy, fl they had a few days attention a, q lis auce
rom s- depressing ~ Influences necessarily existing In au
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

NoS0POLIZERs.-Wg learu tnat persons from
this dy nave been mp tAe ONO railroad buying az
bacon. wheat, ana other articles and selling -i.n again
q outside prices, aud 0y aair mode Of spseala SON have
so acted as % cause rates to Use To- 81. l0Ideu bends
there, s-us masking # necessary for The regular dealers
who are e~onteuted with rlgu.ar profits, 20 Guy 1s and
c7u=equentty to sell a. sdvsnesd rates For instance,
We are Informed tia. bacon which could be purchased 81
sixteen cents In districts IN ,ha. direction hss been run
up ty sleir o-utb.ll.1g each o.le-, 90 ,ver.thr-e cents
H has elo come 20 De knowledge Of the authorities here
that parties have besa trayersias the cegnay buying up
cattle -four aldo-her products, representing themselves
as.agsn-s buying Tor government and m some eases,
threatening 20 sszs such articles a. tlsy wanted unless it
was sold hem as tie rates they offered. oar country
readers should be on the loos-ou, for these gentry, ana
when such Representations are made, ask for a sight Of
tl=i- official Documents which ala genuine aEsu-wb7
alUEgsp ay the market pIles-laye with them and VII
sact when dsssed TODD 50. II say one who knows o.
instances ofLe kind OF moaopoi1us and ex-orHou we
speak Of VIII forward TIE usne. Of the parties to the
Provost Marshal In sls city, thsy wii d. good service TO
the State, aud that officer wiz see tHai the offenders mayt
with al the justice they merit and a udz more than
tAey de-ire.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

~ The Nv York He5atd d5tsis the Federal
force in Kentucky and Tennessee at $4,000
men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06
cossol,DArlos sgosEsrro E.ch

C~oNSgL'DA1oS oo'GtsIEp -l1a h-ch-
mond Hhfa- says:
We hear a great deal sad in favor of =" i.iag
up " the 6ce1t companies in tie ConfcleIats
army. This Is all very well. B1t. wo. sn't
something be gained to the service by coasoids-
ting the weaker regiments. When the ..-aarra
of regiacatis reduced below 800 men f7s
speast way t3reudor il more ofiaje2-, is 10 -.l-
seljs II by Ie-oIgaHiz -ti0n, with sla- 7a-
rom the same IS ate which has the next largest
number of lreu.
II this course should be pursued it would 81.
least reduce shs exp uses % tde csm a-r.
gilneuta cilyeIH Ee sxpeaase appcud4g.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

sOUTHERN MoTHgRs-Tb7 Southern Moth
er' learning that their acAnoUlssem ent Of a donat on
o. e'a.Ij sent them by the patriotic lades OF swan
lake ark, HIS from some cluss never reached the
donors assure them that Il was duly received by TIE
hands Of BIZ. j. Thompson. their a-sat some time in
December l75t was duly ACKNOWLEDGED in the A-alaae!-
AID Immediately deposited in their treasury 60 be e--
pended a. all money received by them Is expended in
FroraiaEt for Gle sick soldiers They hope that the cir
c7l a1e. that tie notice ia nos reach them. viii no.
prev NJ ii. la-tsot Swan Las le.. r.peat their
gem 9us ezs-t.5ns on tlas se.ls-r
N0ETUAByaS MEl EaaoloG,cAL-ws are.
Indebted toDr T.. Feyt7n, the health officer. for the
following reports.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT FOR MARCH, 1862
aver age elevation Of The Barometer ~.
EaNufm of tle Thermometer --
E-a- I'm gl lie zio
Range CF the thermometer go
# "a fallen Dr. jngh-s.-- -5qr4o
Iler4ills winds ---- sg-rfhvvzs+
G9-tlay repor. lo7 Mirca. 1852 Number of death.
SIS sall's 81, children 81 males -. females 80 cf=zsus
% Stranger 81 whites 81, blacks Il tYa. s3
MorLusry repor. for tasHe-k sndinz AZ IL u-z
dog, April 5l, 1852: Arophy J. apoplszy 2, d@yptheriaI ],
irovuedL disease OF tae hsart intemperauce D. indsm-
nation Of the brain 4, hemorhage Of the lungs l. measles
J, no Teportl pistol shot ], phthyiss pulmonats 2 still
born }. tabs m-senteriea I. total 10.
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sU1UaE H)HNN APRIL 8
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

CO. kAey 81 tbs lst regiuodt. army Of
i AaI.eJ, lett N-siIa on the 1871 uIt ~ ri
eel ial of the S te Of SoUQrs, Mexico. II. o,,
as diplomatic agent Of the CouF5srate povs-.-
meu., having returned from a similar and verv
successful uip TO the State of Chihuahua.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
ADDITIONAL FROM HAVANA.

'''''' - Wv HAVANA April 90 1863.
President Juarez has issued q call for AL citizc9
between the ages of ~ and 60, aud they were hock'
ing 70 the Government standard from all quarters.
The United States transport Black Pnnce arrived
at Havana on the 18th with Col Butler on
board. who comes on business Tor Ills brother Gens
Butler) from Ship Island. =, ,..,
The English u steamer Nelly sailed on the l4sn
for Nassau.
The U. s. guuboat - Chambers, Capt Cowdrys
arrived on the 10Th. ,..,
Tire English ~ schooner Harriet sailed on The 10th
for Matamoras.
The Rebel steamer w. G.. Hewes arrived on the
18th. in three days from New-Orleans, with cargo
of cotton. She Is 761 tuns burden.
The Rebel steamer Arizona, go tuns with cargo
of cotton also arrived the same day, III three Gays
from New-Orleans. The English schooner T. Gren,
fell sailed on the 18th for Matamoras. The keoeS
schooner Eagle sailed on the 18th for Matamoras.
The Rebel steamer Atlantic, GOO tuns, with cargo
Of cotton. arrived on the Goth, in six days from
Nsw.Orieans; and the Rebel steamer Mstagorda,
80 ,uns, arrived on the 2ist, with cargo OF COT,
ton. in four days from New-Orleans. The Rebel
schooner. Wide Awake and Gen. Garlbaldi, from
New-Orleans with cotton, arrived on the "a. ine
British ~ steamer Victoria 4o1 tuns, with cotsoos
and nine passengers arrived on the I'D.
The Rebel schooner Cora, with cotton, arrived
27th from New-O orleans ani the schooner Thomas W
Acton, from Mobile, also with cotton
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
1862. I II E 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with it, connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUlCktSF ROUTE
FROn NTw.ioRK TO IHK PRTNciPAL WHs1EhH tiTiEs.
Yight trains daily fom New YORK to PHILADELPHIA Via
NswJef,ey and Camden sni hmboy line. ,,,,,,
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR IhL WtsI ~ IiilS
EOU!F LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURGLANDf-sr. .
Byway Of Philadelphia tie morning pasenrer' leave New
York I time other roues Evening passengers
4, s p m one hour later than other lines.
By way OF Allentown, evening Pa.engers cave AZ ? M
srye At the same tine Northern lines IN Chicago and Al.
poiDts in tie North Wes CTesDe, Indianapolis Louisville
s. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all main
pOats West. with fewer changes oi cars
Sleeping Care without change, from Phiadephs TO
,tbarg6 3J5 miles snd NewYork to Pittsburgh, 40 es
snioslng aud Saloon Cars on all traiGs.
Fare the other routes
Baggage checked through. TThu'ieTs iIes'
Secure Ticket es5 s@RH sg,l ossd ~ tii1Nsh
The PenDsylysnIa Central Company runs an Enisfsnt
Accomrnod Line witch affords comfortable mode Of
pass moving Westward at one nan tho usual rates
of fare -,cnr,
By this route fegh,s of all description, be forwarded
H. and from Av point the Railroads o OHIO Kentucky Ia.
dsnn IIHno. lyisconsin, Iowa or Missouri. by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT or 70 any port on the nsvssole n'e" o'
the West ~ steamers from Piusbmgh . -. 81,
the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all n, ss favorable a. arc
ensfeed by ether Railroad Compsie Merchants aud ship
pers n;rHstng the transportation o. he Freight 70 Ia" ''
psny, cAD rely with conbdrnce on It's speedy transit
LIVE SIOCh.
Farmers and Dealers Live stock viii hnd this most Ed
vanageous Tone, Capacious Yard. wen "ae sn and slp-
s connections and every attention pdid 70 h' wants
from Harsburg where viii be found every convenience Tor
kftIRs IssdI'as sFw F1 ,YoRk sod BXiiiMoaE MARKETS.
j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Astor-douse.
LEECH q Co.. Freight Agents e--.,. ,,u,.. .,
No. AstOr House. and No south "ilhao-st
HoDONALD BIsCHOtF, Emlyfant As-nts
No. BAteEy place
ENocH LEWIS, General sop't Altoona. Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
ITHACA TOWN ELECTION.

To ne Editor Of The NJ y Tribune
SIR: In to-day's TRIBuSr, under the head "New"
York Town Econs you SANDER our town outraseousys
though doub, not wthou. such Intention fou 'ay' ="
cou,,. II mesang nhaca is Prosavery now, while every
ether town IN the county Republican" The set' John
L. Wilton was elected Supervisor By 81 majority 0vss
y,inton ,Proslsy.ry Democratl. Wilton has run " .
straight Republican three tunes and been beaten twice oy
large uscri.ies. This sprns he was not ee'en we ="
ced our Jastce Of the Peace BY IS majority 'nd our over
s.er of Poor the most important office In town oy ~
majority Also onr Highway Commissioner By 20 msoity'
While the minor Office. the Democrac tieket-Con-
stables Inspectors of Election sc-had an average nsony
f bou 100 we he Union en) elected the four men ABOVE
mentioned 20 the most important town Offices because they
A., Union men, although straight all Of them and
b.e.u,. their opponents Of not being
true blue. :.
Give US credit for wha. we have DONE In tie name "
Heaven, for We nssdi It. ,,,,,ov
Yours, truly o"A0
uhasr May l. lss2.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
proposaIs.
Army CLOTHING AND EQuIPAGE OFYioE,
D.. -, ,.u,. Mavl in6I

PHILADELPHIA, May 1852.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office un-
M 10 o'clock on TUESDAY, the 9Th inst for furnishing
OF the Sch Arsenal 49, MI, -, 4, A.,
~ CO Telling A1Handles II Upland Hickory equal TO tho
sealed sau pie IN tlIls oiiic-. u . -. ,oi
inch IL oauoe snd the Flies Of Pinch 10 ounce duck
either Coton OF Linen. -, A..
1000 Sid War Upper Leather list class ok tanned nom
slaughter id.. well finished and to measure - or more
SQUARE feet TO u e side ~
Is 600 b Sole Lea,htr best quality oak tanned from bueno'
Awe. or La Plata Dry Hides 10 weigh IL OF moro ID 70
the side.
Bds will be received for the whole or any part OF e
and IN, shoe., Tim. Tor delivery be stated Bds VIII
be- indoned "Propossls for Ak Handles Ma. iens, oi
Leather" and addressed to u. al. ChoSMAn,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
soyements of Ocean steamers
20 DEPART.

THE REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, JR.-On Sunday inc
Rev. Stephen II. Tyng, jr., was introduced 70 .ns
Church Of the Mediator, at the corner Of Lsans'ou
avenue and Thirtieth street, Of which he aa' ~
Gently been elected Rector. The Rev. M ,yNs
an energetic and Industrious young man. sna :.
ready done credit to the family name
bears. He carries into the field whittier ~ ~ s,I..
the bss. wishes Of legous Of isads in 'a' 'na ''''t
Cities
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

GUPREME COURT, County Of New-YUrk.-
- In the matter Of the Petition Of JOHN CONAChhR a.
Assignee, Gc of JOHN BCOlT.-To THOMAS FISHER
aud all other creditors Of JOHN SCOTT, al Assigning
Debtor: You and Zach Of you hereby notified sppoar
if you cause, before A. K HADLEY o,q Referee APP
pointed la the above entitled proceeding the office OF tho
said Hadley, No. PrkPsco In tho City Of NewYorI on
th. z8h day Of May 1854 o'clock In the afternoon, then
ana there show canse you hsye why tho Remaining
assets Of said assigned estate IN the haud of said
sssnee and unooscted should be sold public auction
April 30, 1862. JOHN CONACHEh,
Assignee Of John Scott
H. D. ToxssrHp. Attorney Tor Assignee, No. $50 Broadwsy
Nsw.YeTk. wys stsod'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
~ Brig. Gen. Reno in the late demonstration on

Of Brig Gen. Reno in the late demonstration on
Norfolk. He congratulatee them as well upon the
manly forttude with which they endured excessive
heat and extraordinary fatigue in forced march of
forty miles in twenty-fOar hour hours, as upon the
iudomitabe courage with which, notwithstanding
their exhaustion, they attacked large body of the
enemvs artillery, infantry, and cavalry III their
own chosen position achieving q cOnpl- victory.
Ii is therefore ortered deserved tribute TO the
perseverance, discipline, aud bravery exhibited by
.he officers aud soldiers of the 2lst Massachusetts,
5lst Pennsylvania, 9th New-York, S9th New-York,
and 9th New-Hampsbire, on the 18th of Aorl, a
day already memorable in the history of our coun-
try, that the above regiments inscribe upon Their
respective cOlors the name, Camden, April ~. The
General Commanding DESIRE 10 express bis appro-
baton of Gen. Renos strict Observance of his d,rs
when the temptation to follow the retreating enemy
was so great.
By command Of Msjor.Ger. Burnside,
LEWIS RICHMOND, Assist AGjt Gen.
HBADouaRIKRs SECOND BRIGADE DEPARINgNT}
or NORTH CAROLINA. April 90 1886!
To The Commanding osieer at hsaoefh CHy o, Soth ~ 1'
SIR: In the recent engagement near Soato Miis
owing TO the lack Of transportation wa comp eI
20 leave few of my wounded under the cDaise ol
one of our surgeons As it has been invarisby our
practice 10 release the wounded on parole, coni-
IDENTIFY anticipate that You viii pursue the same
course, in which case YOU will please inform Com.
Rowan at what time and place they can be received.
] also request permission to remove the body oil
Lieut.. Gadsden OF the 9Th New-iork. The surgeon
will point out the place OF us luernion''
have the honor 20 be very repeo iny your ooedient
servant, J' L. hbNO' pi'sauI'i'"e
DEPARTMENT OF NoRFoLg, EEApeuARTEHs TnIRD }
BRleADs VOLUNTEERS, CAMDEs Co. N u"
April 81, 1862.
B,io Gen. j. l.. RENO. L. 5. A. -, oo,
GENERAL: In reply to your letter OF the 2Oth
inst. have to state that have referred the SUB
iect of the wounded men to department headquar-
Yers. and am instructed 10 inform you that they
Will be paroled and sent to Commander Rowan as
soon as they are sbe to be transported OF which due
notice will be given.
The body of Lieut.. Gadsden will be sent as soon
"a possible. The surgeon viii be s,It win the pa
rolled wounded ] have now TO call your attention
20 the case Of Lieut.. ii. E. Jasrigau OF Company e.,
Sd Georgia Volunteers. who was left az "A muse vi n
Lieut. Wilson, of the same regiment, wounded, and
paroled AJAX that Jarigan he paroled or en-
changed for one Of your men, prisoners in our pos
session.
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT LANcHARD, Brig. Gen. C. s. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPBIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JEh.
SLY CITY-Mai ard Express Lines leave New-iofk at
and 10 q m, and II p. III Fare 80. Through tickets
,od the South .ndWe and through baggage checked In
a. m. and . AMI II D. IN. irails.
j. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent,
baggage will be received for trsns unless delivered
anil IS minutes Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
Amuscmenls
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

IMMENSE SUCCESS or
MADAME CELESTES
MAGNIFICENT DRAMA, BY J: b: BUCKsTONE.
with and appropriate SCENERY, COSTUMES, PROP.
EkrlES. and ohe appointments oy the best artists entitled
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST;
A oTPsY'S STORY!
% ecs bs, been IN and rehearsal for several
"'sA'' An ENORMOUS EXPENSE.
The characters Represented BY the talented ar
it' Of the Massnm C9%Psp5y lnsi'sss a NSIE AMf
SON, BRIDGEMAN, HADAWAf, BROOno' oLAhnH'
&c, &c II vill be produced
EVERY AFTERNOON, at 3 ococs and Yi,,o ?, ,,.,oc.
u ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY!
MASTER DUDLEY WALLER,
THE INFANT ORATOR
ONLY nx WARS He is truly the mo chsrmina sra ae
e .uI little prodigy ever seeu heard No written descrp
tion give idea ~ his wonderful powers lie vi" sNe
specimens Of his oatory between the acts every Petor
nee In the Lecture hoom and the Platform In the nam
Hal Of the MuseuIn At Intervals during the Day aud Eve
''"s' COMMODORE MUTT. THE $4,000 MUTT,
will hold his evees at all hours. aud give variety OF interest,"
ing pssrmance. Also ON exhibition DAY and evening"
The QUAKER, or WOODEN GUN,
from the Rebel Fertilization, at C.n,revlis. Va.
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
THE MADAGASCAR ALBINOS
THE LIVING BLaCK SEA LION ,,ooy
LIVING MON STER SHAKES LIVlNO HAPPY FAM
lily. LIVING TURTLE GRAND AQU ARIA, with i's
rnutude Of beautiful LlING FISH, and near Miion
other ourio7sies
Admission 70 all IS cts children under 10, Is cts.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW,
TWINS. TRiPLETS, QUhfERNS, aud FAT bApIho'
Number Of Babies limited to hundred Forty elresdy en-
gagged Secure certificate. immediately at Ticket oiice
~ Don't iail 70 read advertisement OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.

IN THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
VIII sal from NEW-YORk for LIVERPOOL, on
SATURDAY, May 81.
Price OF passage in .
Fir.t Cabin. S956S $50
sccotding accommodations all other prlviege'
being equal.
Third Cabin. tsO0 r0V
with superior Cdstions Suites OF rooms @
families be engaged by special arrangement No BERN
secured until paid for
ROWLAND AsPINWALL. Agents
Plans Of the ship may be and engagement. made T
freight application to CHAc a. w hliINU'
A. the office no. : Broadway New York
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
Uritlns- Hlatbimes.
Hle0irn!.

A ALLEVIATOR.-COrn cured for one cent
~ each. By using D.. BRIGGS CORN and BUNION
ALIENATION, new, harmless ant certain for corns,
buuion cal stes frosted aud bered feet NC warranted
produce re,uls satisfactory and surprising Price 70 sad
50 per Sent by nail reccp Of price ard cts
sold by Druggists Dr. ]. BRIGGS Proprietor. rsctieI
Chropods 22 Broadway opposite 81 PaufS Chusca, NJ Z.
NROUP-SAVE YOUR CHiLDkEN.-A safe
~ and reliable meJiciHs-Dr CHtPnAS'S celebrated
compound GROUP AND COUGH sYRUP-used with great
the as IS yeas nfaibs cure r the Groups
slso best medicine for hlezs Colds Consas Hosrse-
nss, Difficulty Of breathing Pin In the Chest Bleeding
from Lung.. Asthma. WaoopiEg Cough ConsumPion,
&c Price D bottles sold wholesale AID retail oy
WM CHAPMAN Co, ~ Fu!toa-st NY, and oy pruegf&A
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
Burnina 1lnio, Oils, 81.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received di1ec, the manufacturers and wells and
for ,se in Quantities 10 suit In prime oideI a. ,r
v.rv Iowe.t market rates By SCHitFFLLlS BROTHERS
\ 20 Eo. 4 40 and IJ1 Wnli,nl.st. New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
Commencing Msy l. 1902.
NTEW ARRANGEMENT for CALlFORNIA

NEW ARRANGEMENT Tor UALIFUhNIA
IN via PANAMA.-For the better socomnodaii'n of TIE
large number OF people engrsng 20 the gold dmnns dist lets
OF Cs ogns snd british Columbia POUR scimers per month
will be d.patoh from Newly oIH AID if'm oan f1aceo
respectively, instead Of three as heretofore
Regular days of depsrure from Newi oTk on the ~ FL
lsth ard 24ib except when these dates fs SUNDAY
when TIE day Of departure will be tho MONDAY folio wing
freight pa sage, apply the only Once o. ihe me-
No S Bowng.green. D. b. ALLEN, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
sewins niatbinte.

DtWIIIy <tF"RT'"NI'
~ w. WILLIAMS \ cos
~. UA'e WILLIAMS ORNlsl
CELEBRATED DOubLE-TIkfAD
FAMILY sEWISG-nAChlNL-.
FROM s23TO 80 Thee. Aachn.' c.lcbraied through
out New. England and the Wet NOD ,lIps'ed ~ nny
other. in the market. while they flFIE DoLiA ~
CHEAPER than the chesp-t u any other re'ponsibIr
maken Better machine. Tor fimls nee have re'ef been
made. They simple. reliable, and y igran,e! - ,
sALEsNOON, 40 t'9 fHOADN Al, W STAIRS. 81,
B-CTcusrs and samples u stitching wl o. s'i 10 hl
applicant and favorable inducements vi" De oheidio agents
fSE -first-class Scwlng-Mnchines Nh
4OOs 10 Rent aud or Sale, new and "a hand 1'DOs
NY Sew ng Machine Eupor so a~ cor bf"ote a.
-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
professional Notices.

NOTICE.-Dr. G. ID. HAMMOND (author OF
~ "Nevous Debility" to.) has returned from Eufops
AID may he consulted hitherto s No. 81 East Tth nhn
house from AsdisoRsv, Gom 70 ~. 70 J. saa to9
evening
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

NEW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY r. X.
~ For Albany Troy, North and West-SUMM MMER AR
RANCi MENT, commencing MON DAi, MAY 5, 1872
For ALBANY, 10 m, Express Mail Train from Athst
Station
For all Local Trains see Time Table.
JOHN BURCHlLL, Assistant Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
Creai! Gtcamers.

DASSPORT OFFICE, No 200 Broadway,
near Fuop-st gre and fooTNsiualized citizens must
rr oduce certificates Letters asking information must
BE- addressed PASSPORT OFFICE, Box No. 3,Sl3 New
York"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06

ISAAC PECK,
i INSURANCE AND COMMISSION AGENT,
No. ~ Pine Il. Office hours 20 l0. " 20 J, 4ioS
Eject. insufauccs Ia cass tife ~ Life Companies upon
the tost reabe terms SpeciA attention given q hAln
order, FOR General Merchandise which viii BE- selected auf
bon h with the utmost care aud nl-ty. be viii at a.
A,stant Puy-r for experience ability &C. references and
temonss Of the highest re,Peesby in the city can be
produced
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
Gteamboais an0 Railroads.

Nxw.YoKK AND NXw HAVEN RAILROAD C0nPAsY,)
Tu.s,poRrATlos OFFICE corner 27th-st. and ith-ay,
Ngw.iOKE, April 20, 1867
KyOTICE.-On and after MONDAY, May D,
IN the $3.50 p Express Taio for bcston will he changed
&c 3 D. m, arriving In Boston a. II rs m.
" JOSEPH HOYT Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-06
NOR BOSTON and dPROyIDENCE, via NEN

E'UK HUSTON and IhV' IDENOTI, Wa NE w
4 PORT and FALL RlVER-The splendid and superior
seauer METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown, leaves New-York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at 5 o'clock p m,
nom Pier No. 3 n. X.
Hereser will he regarded secured TO any sp
tlcsut until tue 'hai have beea paid for.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through with great dispatch
by sn Express Freight irsn.
MM kNRDEN. Arent. Nos. 10 and u West.st.