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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-11
GOV. NoRfOs's PLEDGE.

ND mud the following Aucl9 ID late numper Oh
tSe Indianapolis Sentinel the central organ OF the Ind.
ana Dtho,r.ey:
GOV MOTIONS PLEDGE.
Gov Norton on his recent visit to Washington pledg
ID Honest Oh Abe" 10 900 more volunteers iom
Indiana, IL lie would adopt c,srcive policy toward
q Confederate States. Tnis pledge VAS made Tor the
pupus 30 OF stenag the timber back OF the President,
- induce him to abandon the pscfi; pol cy an.
notKced by Mr.. Seward. The Governor will fad IL
more easy to promise than redeem his pledges The
p,ope OF Indiana do not intend to engage In crusade
az inst the Sou.h for party purposeso advance the
schemes Of the Alb loniss aud Protectioniss OF New
England and Penns, lYhnia. The southern States have
not respased upon the rgh Of the people Of Indiana
nor do th, propose TO do 70.
The legislation OF tho Confederate States ID not iuini.
cal to the interests OF the northses bus 10 harmony
lhore sh while that Of the Back Republican Congress
disc ininap sgains. then. Gov hortons sympa.hiea
are not with the people OF Indiana, but with tho
tona party In the Eastern Sates Who propose 10 make
tle aor OF the people OF the West tributary TO tho ad
vancen eut Of is lnterestmeIe hewsrs OF wood and
drawers of water for ia on nabobs Of New EGglaI
aud the iron ma 'teIs VI Psnrsj lSania.
Bot 10 Gov Aorton's pledge. Ho~ soen does he pro
pose 70 open bis reeruiaDg ofcss Will be head lhe
6 900 volunteers he has pledged from Indiana to
ia the butchery OF the men, and children OF the
South-of the people OF the S.stes who fought our
battles aud defended heartbsones when unable alone
10 resist the TOT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-11
FALLING AWAY IRON asAci.


The correspondent of the New York Times writing
IRON New Orleans says:
A day or two ago my eyes were attracted BY dimi.
nuuve bit IL man. carrying the significant shouldersrap
Of Brgsdier. General had great confidence in bis
skill and courage and in his military knoWledgs, for
OF that Marion very small 10 body and 30 vas
Dr. Watts, The General up 10 my hotel aud pro-
.eded up stairs 10 few moments the attentive land
lord hearing that he had live Bfgader in tue house,
With out asking the clerk for his rane oily asked
fo his number which Obtaining said landlord Iuihed
Into the bar-room and had julep mixed Of standard
strength, and ornamentsd with an immense amount
e greens" which, SYSTEMATICALLY stuck up, making
The 'ir tuition" look more Ike flower pot than
genial beverage Tnis chemical and vegetable comb.
nation, sustained by a waiter OF uAusull pO. ness was
handed into 81 with the landlords CONF lments 10
due course Of lime the tumbler returned dry as q
courd tho mint all willed; iu fac, 1t seemed II a
sIrocco had passed it, Aud vhet OF that OIL,
geoe reader, that the General G.n. Neal DoE the
.uthor OF the Maine L q1or Law, and Commander st
Fort Jackson.
Comment BY the Brooklyn Eige)
Tbh IL high,fdi Neal Dow, Sho lev Iesra ago, Ess
lol oenteut unless mankind iore- eternal elmiy
10 mint i'll ps and all other peculiar wslities"
pounded 10y qIer sslers Neal DIV who called oct the
police OF Portland shut up the liquor shops Neal Dow
~Lo sas never weary Of pOkiDg his nose intO other
peoples busins IS Ike true New gander Neal Dow
snccuinbiGg before the seductive LAienets OF mint
iulrp o. tell IL not u Gath, aud proclaim IL not in
Nes England.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-11

rHE SOUTH gsrABLIsHED Irs CLAIM To RECodSITIos
F.om London 40: Ing Poit 9h (Loid p. reston Crsan
/ undeuaOls that # va Or, perseverance,, AM eoe-
csss could DO regarded SUPPLYING Claims to IN, Title
OF lind pendent the Southern CoUtedt acy might just
" demand " be admitted into the list of sovereign
Saes. Is has, by oIertious which It Is no figure Of
speech 10 style Incredible, brought into tbe Id armies
which have defeated those which we're supplied by
population i've times than lie Grip
pied in lis trade isolated from the rect Of the ORD,
obliged TO smuggle from abroad munitions OF war, the
Sou has notwithstanding all these disadvantage not
only suce sully defended its frontiers but nou a.
the close OF the second years eampagn, seems 10 fair
way dictate u their capital to it, invaders.
Has such State satisfied the world Of is title 20 be
ieemed Independent Ought the great community Of
nations TO receive IL as a new m,mberf Aecddng 10
oar judgment the SOufhrR OJnJsraey has tstab iShsi
,Ls clam The question Of slavery, which las 80 ire
luenty been imported into discussions the proprety
recogniz ~ the Independence OF the Southern Cot
ederaey is entirely foreign 10 them II nation chooses
TO establish slavery within its dOminons, or, as ia the
use with the Southern OouiedeTacy, TO retain what
there established by another uauon-the Engish-it is
not that account disqualified from claiming rtcogn
ton Independent State. But, regarded as qu
lion between the North and the South slavery has
little TO do with the issue Of the present contest a. Ii
~Culi have to do silh a war between Eoeland and
fA ce.
If ths Union we're re.es.sblishsd tomorrow slavery
would still remain Recognised institution in the Soutb
States But although the title Of the Oonfederacy 10
recognition az indep 5ndent power might b.
conceded sI the point would remain opsn for coDsic-
Grafton whether the present was al opporune time for
giving practical effect to It. Ii Is only during the past
orDish that the Southern Oonfedsracy may be said
have manifested the power to preserve It's independence
Up 10 that time thu fate OF Richmond doubtful In
toe vest and in the South the Fsders had been Vcto
rious s evident therefore, that Der ksjestys Gov
ernment have exercised sound discretion in declining
hitherto recognise the Independence Of the Southern
States
Al the present uiomsnt Il "a needless to say that Il
would be most neIpedient TO interfere few weeks,
II not dsys may decide whether the South can establish
is independence. The posponement Of lie recognition
can 10 no way rtjadcs the new State The acknow.
Judgment Of its independence would be no breach Of
neutrality by US sinoe relations 70 both begssnts
would remain uualtered.. ---...r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-11
tx TAAC r..

nchaond, Va, August sb, lseq. I
SPECIAL osDln.
Ill All Hssrensl and Company oicers ,har gsd tndr
Of kichange and 10 ~ Iii city, report
Immediately " Lieu, Col a. sslds Comm ldng Damp Lee,
sad charge the OF their rerpsei amanda
By order Of Dtsadsr 6ensa al John II. winier
w. PECAN, c.
aug Civ Aciiag Al jd.s Mt 0,nsrJ.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-11
WILL FRANCE JOIN ENGLAND IN "xrpIlrIos
Pom tie London Mercantile Gas tie. lSh-orsan Of The
I


P,Om London Mercantile Cas- tie. lSh-erSau Of The ship
owneu
TIE Office OF mediator ia not one which Elgland can
undertake aloie. Her offer would look too much Ike
lnieret=d interference, and 1t might be rejected IN
% in a manner which would involve humiliStiou-s po
ion in which 1t il manifest tbs country cannot lford
10 be placed II + gland ia 10 mediate between tie
eouteudng par IN America, due regard Tor her own
and for the OF her forts demands that abe
should be France, IL not by all the great powers OF l.
rope combined. The co operation OF France would
doubtless be readily Obtained. France, Ike this country.
- a sufferer by the and the commercial d3.
Iurbsnce il las crested and perhaps there can be no
greater pr0i Of tie excellent understanding between
the French AID English g0veTnmsns than that The C.
par1I tt6 ot lg snce raised the blockade Of the South
pOrs. We may b. tolerably sure, therefore, that
oVe.t u'e which should have Tor s object tbs res
toII iOI vi pssce would receive every aid sud assist
a co nom faace end, II unsueoes slul, France aud
gland combined could al Jri 10 retire from position
wheie their good oc Souid be OF no avail We DO Lot
see therefore why The attempt mediation on the part OF
France gland should not be made The ASPIRATION
Of the American bolgeIents is no doubt intense, but
Se can hardly btleyo that they rreyccaby bent
on mutual des uctlon 70 be altogether nsens BILE 10
sell L .ht aud dti3usy directed mediation We take
is granted Nhseyer may be said 20 the contrary taHt
both parties and etp,caly tie Foderas have hsd
enough OF hghlDg II they could ouly Il err way tota
termination OF tho struggle which would inf too
deep wound iheir pride. Full asIice done ast
night TO tie motives and conduct Of both pares and
therefore, d. that the debate Is likely 10 pro-
doce bad effect in America We accept the assurances
Of Lord Palm. rstou that 10 opportunity will b os OF
int rposng the good Offices OF this country when there
Is prospIc! OF Employing them with success. We also
feel that toe matter better left in the hands Of the
Government than that the discretion Of the Government
shoull be inericred with by resolution of the House
OF Commons We ouly c,fned that any favorable
sympton-auy use the murderous struggle which
has now b. Gu for upSards Of twelve months
shcu'd DO seizsi by tie Powers mos! nitresd in the
restoration Of peace and used to tho bee: advinase
Non.inleryeoton Wls and petite doc rine, bu
da ion IL not ariy int rvention aud whore il can
rtsorted by S,atfsIf n,nce aud authority in the
family OF nat he RESULT hardly be otherwise than
IN N ahni.l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-11
4 srs,rN,sr rsos raE NORTHWEST.

We Gud the following article in a late number q
TIE IllanaPos Sentinel! the central organ OF the Ind
ana DtIdo,r.ey:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
$50 THE 1862.

psNNsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with s connections. forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fpos NEw-IoRz To THE fI,INCIP,L WksrEss CirIEs
yrh trains run daily from hew'fork 70 PhnsdePhia via
All rssSsi1.H RSiNs sI FOR TIE WEST BY THIS
ROUlE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT uF COURrLANOr-sT
BY way of Pblsdelpha the morning p'e eaNe New
York 9. time a. other routes Evening passenger
a. . D NJ, hour later than otner lines.
By way OF Allentown. evening Passengers iesse uo m,
three hours later than the Northern lines and o oon foses
arrive at the tine Northern lines in Chicago ana AZ
nonts In the North West Cresine Indianapolis Lonishe
ST. Louis. Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, and al nAn
ponts West, with fewer changes Of cars. ,,, =.
Sleeping Cars without change from PhiiadelpniA
Pttsbtrgh miles aud Newfork Pittsburgh 40 nsa
Sn.ohIp Ipg and Saloon Cars on all tsslus
Fare the same other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, saod mi, us.d ~ riiSSsTrsh' riSTs
The Pennsylvanis Central Company runs an hmisnnl
Accommodation Line which s'ords comfortabe mode of
travel parties moving Wswsd at one tai tne asnu rses
Of fare. r,.,,u,,,
Pv this route eigh.s " all descriptions be Forwarded
10 AID any pom, the Railroads Of Ohio keutnciy In
diana Illinois Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri BY RAIL:
ROAD DIRECT or to any port on the navgabe Tive" Of
the West by steamers ffon rittsbursh.
The rates Of Freight TO and from point 10 the West oy
bo Railroad all times az favorable a. rs
charged by other Rsoad Companies Merchants and ship
prrs ntru.ting transportation Of their freight 70 this Con-
RVy, can rely with coIndsSee on rs peeaJ 'an'
Farmers and Dealers 10 Live stock viii hnd h most sd
grous rou,e Capacious Ysrd, well waeIed and sap
,d h evsIy s ,,,.oion 4 Sad to t w.n;s
From Harrisburg where vi" oe iouho eSs,{ pssir
feeding ard resting eh0ss oie,ed q uheEETs 'ae
j L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Ahefho1s~
LEECH Co.. FIeight Agents So, wm,..
No. As;0r Hou.e and 30 soutn "iA~DT@
No. Bas.epplses.
ENoCH LEWIS General sup't Altoou@P
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Gtatirnerr ano Sanrp %ocos.
.. ry,HE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD.n -.
TIE COLD PFN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

SWORD" ,,,
TIE GOLD PFN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD, ,..,.
m -.cspt of fny OF the following cash or pos,
90 directed Gold Pen Pens selecting fAe '""'
''''' ''''G COLD PENS WITHOUT GAsEs tEs nu.sv Pen,
n, "a cents the Always Ready Pea; for ~ cent? to es
Pen, and FOR : the Excelsior Pen.
THE sAME s,,s 1 pFS IN siLvERrLATEo EXTENSION
Fs 50 s cent sss Read ssSy Pen q The tessnt reg
ond for g. the IaceGI ,s Ido,mn Point. the
csr of eyery one Of which VIII far oua gross VI N'
stesl fens. "a Morton Number .ni Qualify are
s ine an he following Pens and the Points are warrants
for ,!x months e,cspt sean't sccoct ne no .
% d for the pocket; No the smallest and no. 10 tne
largest Cola rsa Tor Se SeI Mn, LSDs % so saa smS
and naae only OF h, quay. The ensavnss are iac''n
lies 0i the &c COLT Id PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents No Pen, LIST quality or No'3 Pen 81
For 81 No 2Peu lrt quality, No. Pen I'd quality
For $ as sNO sPea l. quality, or aNO APen, 2dqaaii
For 81 So aNo. Pen Isl quality, No. ren I'd quail
t, or a No. Pen ?d dquaiity en-. ,,,..,,-
For 50 % a No. Pen LIST dusiity .,,,,,o,,
TIE sAMh eoLS oasFs rNST WiTs II pENcs SScTEH
For 81 50, sNo. Pen. let Guany, NS3 Pen 9d1usy.
For ~ IS No Pen, 1t quality ora NO fen' "a guam
'for 81 No 3Psn LIST quality. orsNo Pen, ID quality
| or No Pen, 81 quality. Alt
| hy. or & No Pen. Sd qusiity. - o,,.
| For No Pen, lt Quality, or No. tfen "a qosi'y
| For ~ 50 3 No. Pen. Is, quality 49, ., ,,or,Nrrn
GOLD PENS ALL lot QUALITY IN NsiL'Ih-noo'iHD
| DEsK-HOLDERS'
| For 50 a No Zen; FOR 81 p sNo SPeni fcr ~ 'os
No 6 Pen; For 80 50 No. I Pen. ~,
For s4sN No SPeni for s5aNO- sPen' and i'' % no
l0Pen. 80, ,.,i
Tbe st Quality pointed with the very best lrido''n
Points carefully selected and OF this quality are soi
with sghtest impeIfeciion which sAl and the CLOS 81
| scrutiny detect -,
The ID Quality superior TO any Pens made by him
Ti. "a Quality be intends shall equal in respect to Du
rabihy Elasticity snd Good Writing Qualities The oDy oe
| cons 3erstionsl any Gold Pens mate elsewhere
In egad 70 the heap Gold Pens he beys leave TO say th
preyons 10 otersDg hs New and Patented Machines ne
could not have made Good Writing and Durable Pens 'o
the prce had the Gold been furnished sraiuitousT
P0ytes oydeysno al tpsldnees sptcDy me NUN
ter and Ouv" Of The Pens cdnfed and be pa'nc.id
10 describe he KIND ef Pens oty prG@-'"e''' "V o.
Timber. coarse o. yfRe. -, .,,.. -.
81! FOR sale by all deelers in the limo thIoushon: th'
country. ,,orroy
No % Maiden Lane Ees-Yofk.
Any sendnsa single letter posi'tsnp will receive c
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

OFTcR OF TnK Board ~ EXCISE IS CEsrKgsr.,i
ArD CHAxBEKs-sr.. HEw N0Rk. Apiu 25. 1862.
rINO the Inn, TAVERN, aud IIOTEIs-KEEP-
j " FRS and LlOOOR-DEALkRS OF THIS Cl1Y.-The
BOARD or EACisE will open the Commission on tho eD,h
Of May lH6l O'clock m the afternoon ia tie Common
Plea. Court Room. Part No for the purpos GRANTING
LICENSES for TIE ensuing year and will close the
same after session Of hiy days.
The Blank Petitions sud Bond can be hsd At the Offices Of
the undcIsigGcd. VA. JAY HASkEli, Prosient.
No. - CBnlro-st
RoRyRT ID. HoLxTs. Counsel to he Beard, MOI Cham
bcrt-st.
Moan A. Gums Commissioner. Sc. No. 37 West 3ethst
B.-Noce hereby given that the penalties prescT bed
by the law Will be rigitly enforced.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
MEW-YORK g. NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.


ia62 SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1862
COMMENCING MAY ) 1862.
Passenger Station in ksw.Yort. !1h-st and i,h av
Entrance Xth-s,.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRK:
For Neviiaven. 7. a. H., lEx)i H:l3, tEx)i $3.50,
For s1dsrpori' !, a. IN, Fr); iaIs. tEr)i a.sa
t;3O and p. m, (Eri
tor Milford Sttatford Fairfield, Southport and westpo
IL. m. l2;l5 $3.50 aud I 80 p.
For Horwss. $3.50 W.; l2l5, ,. (EIli $3.50, 4;3o 5:
10, p m. (tx.)
For DaIien aud Greenwich, T. $50 a. IN. pl5, 3;50 43o
$3.50 p. IN.
Foi stamford, !, g. lEI). $50 a. nj alS. ,. EIh ,:
50, 4.yo, $40 p. m., (tK)
For Port Chester and inte mediate stations 9:3Oa l2:
Is, $3.50; t:30, $3.50. 6:3o, p. m.
FOR Pos, Che, .er aud View Rochelle. sp. m, (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bos,on, via Springfield, Il. m (Er.l (Exl p m.
on
Fer Boston, via Shore Line, l2:i5 p. m., Fr)
For Hartford and Springfield, M, tEx) la:l5 3
EII y. m. iExl
For Connection, River Railroad to Montreal, q M, (EK.l
and i2l5 p N. to Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence, and Fishkil Railroad q m,
(E,.l. 1915 y.
For New-iiasen, New.London, and Stonr gton Railroad
at8 A. NJ, l2:i5, 3. q D. ~, tEx)
For Canal RaToed. IL Is y. m. TO Northampton.
For Hou.atonic Railroad, to Pittsheli D. L. 70
New Milford.
For Naugstuck Railroad, q. M. p. ~,
For Danbury and NoTwaa Railroad, $50 a. M u T"
pm
Commodious Sleeping Care attached to p m. trsiu
JAMES HI. uOYI, SupcnhteAdett.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Nle0iru!.
boxes of "WINCHESTER's

nNE TO SIX boxes Of "WINCHESTER'S
~ SPECIFIC PILL" will psrhanesHy cure any ol
Seminal Weokness It. resulting Impotence, HOWEVER AG-
GgAvATKD and will be fonnd equally efficient in affections OF
the Prostate Dabetes and diseases generally Of the Urinary
Org0as
PROFESSIONAL OPINiONs.-"I have used your sPR.
PILE In many OF Sperndfo,hea and with the
most prfeet iscc,s"-J. MILTos SANDERS NJ. d., LII. D.
1T is specific any medicine can be. | have
cured very with from SIX 10 TKy DOsEs"B.
KKrrH NJ. D., I'd Rcp0toyyof Med Science.
PERSONAL" The good faith Of Mr Wiuoholsers state.
m.nts mss be tnIiioiGy Telied on."HoRAcg GHEELEr.
The SPECIFIC PILL H. not q Homeopathic remedy nor
does il contain MoTccry Iron. Canhade any injurious
Ingredients Price: : per box, siK for t5 Sent by mail
Sold, wholesale aud ro.al, by J. WINCHESTER No. ~
iohn st., ~. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Go Wbom II man Concern.

Army CroTHisa ssD EouiPAGK OFFICE,
PmlapELruIA, Nay H. lGll
NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 those concerning
that al good. of-gery description which have been de
iyrrtd a. the acnrysl Arsenal aud which have been
ectcd Inspection sper0n aud Of which notice TO
the has been long sircc given fro hi, Office
quied 10 be tken away before the 7h inst IN dsisu
II which will be removed and stored the expense %
the owners the they occupy much D-sded for
public supplies q. II. CROsMAN,
nepntY QuhreTma.teT GrnerAl.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
ccaal Notltes.

pNpIrRSUANCE Of an Order of the hono,sV.ss hCn.m%os
CHARLES p. DAILY First Judge OF the oGnn =. suuoss
"a. ,ity and Comfy OF New lork, scsns Al GER
OF New.York notice !. hereby give. i.te Of
sons having claims against CHARLES n. ~. ssns with
the civ of NewYok, deceased, TO prsssns No ~ Wall
leol TO the subscr)sr at his on~e AIT az Of
,et in the City Of NewNork, or beore March ls6A
october next-Datsd New-Yoik, the 2ist Gay EVER
uh?I Iuw6uP Adminisas!er, with Ds NV
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

NTEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EAsTEPN
Win sal from NEW-YORK for LIVERPOOL, on
SATURDAY, May 81.
Price of passage In so-0e,a,
being equal ~
Third Cabin. ........... 5000 $50
h r.,x snnerior accommodations Suites OF rooms for
Smes nav be eng ged By special arrangement NO oef'a
secured until paid for ~ avn .cpruty.rr A,er..
=, ,h. sin nav ne seen and engagements made Tor
feght or passage application 10 CiaS' A.
AT the office No. 7 Broadway. New-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

NEW-JERSEY RAlLRO tD-FOR PHIL
~ hDELPiilA and the SOUTH aud WEST. via JEh,
SEX ClTY.-Lal aud Express Lines leave New YORK a.
and 10 m, 4, and II p Fare - Thfosvh uciets
sold for the South sndWe and through baggage checked ID
Z a. III. and b aud II y. m. trains
J. ". WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for trains unless Delivered
and checked 10 minutes In of tho time OF leaving
NEW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY x. l..
~ For Albmv Troy North snd MIDSUMMER AR
|RANQfMEN,r commencing THURSDAY MAY :. l@2
For ALBANY IO:30a Express Mail Train fion 2eth't
Station -
For oil Local Trains see Time Table. ,.
JVyIS EvRCIluts AssstaRi epYerctsnssqt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-ForM ALBA.
NOR BOSTON and ndPROVIDENCE, via NEW

EOR BOSlON ana IkOf lDENCE, VIA NEW :
Il PORT and FALL RlNER-The splendid aud superior
Steamer MfTROPOLIS Capt. Brown. leaves Newly ork
every II ESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at D
MONDAY. WEDNEsDAf and FRIDAY, At 5 o'clock p m.,
fsoui Pier No. n. r.
Hereafter will be regarded secured to any ap
pchnt until the same shall have been paid for.
FREIGHT 10 Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
by In E1pres, Freight Train.
WM. BORDEN. Agent, Nos 20 and II West-,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
,Jrofrssional Notiec5.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF Va aI1 :,
Ia scepe and Operating and Consnlins J,e,.es Of
h n,ivic v.crra Rupture Piles vseeceis' o%s, hours
radically cured without the knife or h.a'Hs o
ron to g. to 3, end I 10 evenings
NTOTICE.1Dr. G. ID. HAMMOND aG'mO'r Mom En-
NERVOUS DEBILITY" sc has 'sususS T.., shsl shh
rope, snd may be consulted s' e aal6 e'eDl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
hny one sendnga single etter postanp VII TeceFe OF
enlsr with the engraving, above referred to.

DIAPER, PAPER at WAR PRICES sell
4 Tor ca.h, NOTE PAPER soc. ream up; LETTER PA
PER %lup; car. 20 together with large ,toch oi
Papes descrution lower prces than any whole
20 dealer in NewYoTk Orders with Feiiitinees "lI be
filled Oh 90 favorable present IN person One pnee
onv Samples seut to psres ncosing stamps for postage
A. T. HARD, Successor to Carson Had,
Wholesale Paper Dealer No. ~ Beekman-st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

HOUSE to LET in NORWALk, Ct, win
III IA Rooms above basement having cooking range iu
mace aud gss futures the whos House IN the nc's
and .,neted 90 the most pleasant street In town with hne
view OF hsrbor and enjoying the helthfu sea breeze 80
are three acres Of ground with to frub'arlng tie's "
bocs,t tnd. and excellent garden Also toe psce oaIn
and other out budinss There 9aDs daily between e
York and Norwalk Place will ce let for .ix months OF
year Inquire of HOMER MohoAN, NO Z iNe''"' " "
q Il. COW LIS. at NoIAak.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Burning 9luio, Oils, &e.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct from the Manufacturers and weli and
for Ia quantities to su, in prime shipping order III,
very lowest marie rates by SgllIEfEElIs BROTHERS
y Coz Noe t7O and Az Wiu'smt,, hswYsl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Gotels.
Gunner Retreats.

Y1HE RIVERSIDE HOUSE, Red bank,
Monmouth County NewJer:sy nov 9PoP lor
cen,jon of guest. G. q. w. A. FtENIh' Ii'i''o'"
Pss,TtoJ .. r. PORTER. No. 377 6th-ay.
Red Bank May 10, 1902
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Cl5lFNTRAL rail- LROAD of NEW-JERSEY-- :

" From foot Of Coutlandst.-C0nnecting G Hampton
Junction with Deawae, Lsckagsnns and esern Railroad
and at Eas'on with Lehh Valley Railroad and bs connes
tons forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and the West without
change OF cars . . .....,.,,-
- cave New-Yor as ioiiows;
E.aRrsHrRG ExPRRss-At g. m. for Easton, headins
pa,,sviIIe Harrisburg Mauch Chunk, WI.iamspor lie.
M,II TKAfy-At a. for FastoD, Water Gap Sc,xu.
ton Great Bend Pltts:op, Wilkesbsr.e, &c.
- A. THRorGH TRAIs-For tasoc, Manch Chunk, WI
liam sosrt Reading, Pottsyie, Harrisburg, &c.
4 p NJ WAY PAssHsGER TRAIS-For Eas.on. Bethlehem,
Allentown. and hanch Chnu1
5.90 p " WAY TRAIg-For Somervile.
an " WpsrgRx ExPREss-For Esston Allentown Read
ms. darrsbgs Pittsburgh and the vest seepDg earsffou
Jersey City tnrcueh 20 ?it,souigh ,,
Express TRAM FoR HARRisBrRG--1be . M Express
It, ain from NewYork arrives at Harrisburg m connect
ng Fast and PENNEY yania Centts Railroad Northern
Ceasl R.ilroad North and South. and with the Cumbe
and Valley Railroad m ,,,
TgE TgROuGH ExpREss TRlTS FOR rHs WEST leaves
NcwYork a. m daily (Suudays excerted making close
eouuection at Hsrrisburz with Pennsylvania Rsroadvh
no cLa,se of cars to Pittsburgh ard but one to CiRr
natl snd Chicago -Four hour tine i. saved by taxing this
.fa.n. =. -, D., -. ~
York fron Pier No p North River, a; 40 and ii;20 N
20 4:j0, aud 3 q. m. -
trim ach JOHN w. Slfh'Si sulcfin'ehoenN
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16
Ocean 6tedmers.

PASSPORT OFFICE, No. 200 Broadway,
near Ful,onst ground hoorNatualized citizens must
.odr. her certificates Letters asking information
be- Addressed PASSPORT OFFICE, Box No. 1913. New
York"