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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-28
Master Commissioners Sale.

d'9rg' q. g. oA''rn Superior Court. 'sa@
Samuel =. Lingo ct al. } z y Qll7 tst q t2R
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SA ~
~ to mo directed, from the Superior Court Of FrankIr
County Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of ths
Court House, In the city Of Columbus, Ohio, on l
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1862
At one O'clock p M the following deIcbe real e.tate
to Wit ts ssFirI fetb1t ~ N1tl'N'~-'f''
A certain piece Of land in section two (o), fownsh,r
two ~, range seventeen Q7, United States MilitsrT
land commencing in the center Of Plank road ixty &
S0O south OF the N. E. OF lot decided from 81 ~
Wesefvet TO Peter Hammon thence 3. with SAID ROAD
twelve rods M and some links to George Htoners pe:
thence y. thirtyone rods (S aud thirteen and hali
ieet thence parallel with said road sixteen Yods
B thence west to the place Of beginning; II being the
1ame three acrea 90 decided from o. r. Westeryek fo Al
u Lingo, except fraction "a feetwide on the NJ w
corner and known as lot No. one OF the uubdyson IN
the above descfibed three acre piecess !''ui a
Appraised at-Lota Nos. q A, and $, $50 90 each. x
]. -ar ti9 Lot No, 3 and house, Sl7SOO.
u The one acre lot, $500 "a
e.. W, HUFFMAN. shariF. =.
Printers fees e5 90.
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supreme Court or ohio

Hon. Milton Sutlin, Chief Justice; Hon. William v.
Peck, Hon. William Y. Gholsop. Hon. Jacob Brinker
hof, and Hon Josiah Scott, Judges. L. J. orlchfeId
Reporter
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u For further information and Through Tickets.
spPly to NJ b. DoHERTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot'
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Trains Leave Columbia as follows.


Trains Leave Columbus as follows:
VIA oELLAIRE' VIA srRuHENvnLr
Morning Express.
I'm. &lOP. NJ. EOOA. Nj 1q:35p.M
u :, ARRIVE AT BrLLARs
iUfo A. NJ 9;4OP. NJ.
~ ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH
"ior' W. @D A. III. El0P. NJ. 205 A. NJ.
80. :. arrive AT HARRISBURG
SILVA NJ iDO m. 3l0A M. 100 P. NJ.
o ARRIVE AT BAITMoRE
o'su A. Nj $50 M. e:2OA.M. 5;3OP.M.
ARRIVE AT PnHADmPHIA. i 1rrt
E4O A. NJ. 5;2OP. NJ. 7;40 Am. 5:oOP. M.
NEW YORK VIA ALLENTOWN, MY.
iEOO A. NJ. G50P. NJ. II:OOA, NJ, e;50PM M
VIA PnILADnPHIA
E4sP.M. IG15P. M. I:45 IN. IO'l5P.M.
DJSeeping cars on all night trains. r..
The only Route from Columbus TO
baltAmOre, Philadelphia or
New York
WITH ONLY ONE. CHANGE OF CARS.
This train also connects at Beaire with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. ~ =. - : ''if1YYii '''f"YYii
I[FThis route Is 80 MILES SHORTER to Pittsburob
and more than 100 MILES SHORTER to New York
than Northern lines.
~ Baggage Checked Through 10 all i'm.
portant points East. rttfg ,ssa1T y2Ii
10 Ask for Tickets via Bellaire or steu.
Denville.
U Tickets Good over either Route.
JOHN W. BROWN,
.gR z General Ticket Agent Central Ohio r.. r.
Cgup Ig 1850 IRA A. HUTCHINSON,
General Ticket Agent steubenyllie Short Line.
Columbus, Jan. 25, 1869.
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Gbe Obio 6tatesntan
A sPRING SONG.

The following sweetbreathed lyric, by B. v. MoOAr.
my young irish poet worthy Of publication AZ least
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

taken. @. the progress and triumph
.....r cause. These things may not be
...-..l 20 Virginia, bat, she is co-workcr
IN these, Who are thus degraded almost to
.,,ri.m by the Influence of slavery; and
,..,,,,ss with them, to extend and pcrpotuato
h., curse which j the sole cause Of our pres.
81. national discard.
Icra! North aud West, We call en- you to
.,a! i,m-and ~ your united co operation,
+. ..,y u the hands Of those ia Authority,
..1,-ul your aid in freeing our laud, from
....,rirl.Acadcl monster, and thereby hasten
=. ,.uo ahen this war shall cease, and your
t,obers and sons, having received an honor-
Il. discharge from the service Of their coun-
~ NAV he rctur, Ell to their homes.
Yours &c, D. A. MACK,
Chaplain 81, W., Regiment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE. FREEMAN
4O'CIOCK p. M
HrApsuAxrEss A.nY or THE PoroxAc'
December l3,-Evening.

Yesterday the rebels sent, under a nag 81
truce, tn. reque.. sest we would bury our dead
A buryiug party accordinsl y went o!er a.. .s.
continued their labors to-day. During 'ns
truce Col. Watson chief OF Lopgstreets artillery
informed some Of our officers that the rebel
infantry force engaged on Summers front o.. On
Saturday was only two brigades, bu. tina. tney
had large forcs near by. tie s,'a OUT a,a %d"
exhibited the greatest bravery, but he eonsio-
cred the rebel position inpresnable, and that q
force of 500 900 men would fud it impossible
to carry the heights in tue face of their bate
Ties. The rebel loss was small compared WIN
outs. from the fact that they were Protec'ea
BY stonewall and rifle pits.
Our loss, a. heretofore reported, has oeen
considerably decreased by arrivals OF ''rassler'
in camp.
The enemy took nearly 800 prisoners IRON
US, considerable portion oil whom .ot' -. ~
sent from their camps when We evacuated the
south side Of the river. The prisoners ~Aen
90 both sides have been parclsd.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

insert artificial teeth Gold, Silver, Plana n Rub
per- In ali cases furnish temp rlry free of cost
anu advise ali persons who have al their tn ract
:" [" ave temporary SCI as kee, he under law in
better hapG sever cases have under nv lotce
since N! residence IN this pafr where tie hGer Gac has
become seriously injured, by going with, cmpu airy
9>E- still renew my offer Of $2j a gro ten cr de-
ca g sets of teeth on the rubber plate. Thus have
been unable to iHi an imperfect
The following letter will speak for self it is from
Kew j. 3 Ice, formerly.a resident Of this place
CANTON Y, June q, 1862.
Dr. CoMEGYs Dear Sir-I feel impelled to wire YOU
the result of your d ntisry in my with to rec
c"mnthd your work tSpec'GAy y0r ruhter ar0rk have
tired four different kinds, and much prefer the rubber
teeth in my mouth rubber plate, and h: tt worn il
ever since eaten with every meal the plate il
Just "a good as when The fitting is admirable anu
have experienced inconvenience vi atcvc N wearing
1t. GlcayS recommend IL my jcmds l,eJcrtnce TO
90ld or pGtnd hy experience certainiy dtcdtdy in
. OF the rubber. hope my many friends Vermont
"ili avail themselves OF services. know of no
Dentist in whose bands Should pre- trust my teeth
interest rather than you. give this letter unsolicited
DIS simple justice. y ours truly, -
is. LEE.
Ether or ChlOrOfOrnl given I'm extract a
number of teeth if required.
g. Bear in mind that | only charge Seycn,y-fye
cents cavity, for gold filling. the best gold
and warrant tile film 8, as do my plate work. hen
convenient, from distance will please give me
few days notice, when they intend coming to me for
work
o. Office Langdon's Flour Store MONTPELIER Vt
oct6D&w JOHN n. COMEGYS.
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lc Is stated that Lee and L0Hrstroet came
oG"n to-day aud held q conversation with some
OF our officers The dagof truce vas withdrawn
tonight alter all ouc dead were buried.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10. a letter from Roanoke
island to the HaGH, da..d the 18th saws
on " ednesday last body CT $50 rebels made
0aSn into Plymouth and attacked the Gus
tom House where The Provost Guard, consisting
Oh one company OF the Massachusetts, 9Th, and
one company Of the North Carolina LIST, were
stationed.
=, There was bat . slight resistance, Captain
Ever ard some Of his men escaping to the gun
ooa1 10utelj, then yiAg In the stream. On
entering the town they drove out troops to the
custom House, a three story brick building,
opened ire on lb7,n with field gane, soon driving
tHelh from 1t, and scattering thcm to 81! points
lacy then planted their gans three in num-
Der, upon the wharf, and opened fire upon the
Hou'uheld at q snort range. Oce Of the first
SAot9 entered the steam drum, which enyeoped
the steamer with scalding steam in an instant.
fortunately no one was INJURED by the acct
dent, but the working of the engine was pre-
vented and at the same time all access to the
magazine. Behn ordered the vessel to be drCpped
down the river where she would be out of range
OF the enemy's guns. AS soon as the steamer
headed Oft fire was again opened upon the reb-
els, but with what effect is not known.
Fifteen of Capt. Ewell's company are reported
captured, and straglers were coming 10 at last
accounts.
Several on hoard the Southfield were badly
wounded, and one has since died. Abont IL
shells were fred by the Southtield before she
drifted out Of range.
The rebels occupied the town about an hour
and half. During that time they laid three
quarters of it in ashes. Many Union families
were rendered hcuseless by this harbarous act
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is. The Harper's Feray
correspondent of the baltimore Amersean wr-
under date ofthe 18th, says, as soon as the 18th
| corps started to reinforce the army at Frede
rcksburg, the rebels appeared in the vicinity
and threatened to enter Harper's Ferry and
burn tho stores. They met with q warm recep-
ton from Coles Maryland cavalry. They re.
tired and made dash at the convaIescent camp
in Loudon comfy. Driven there they made a
raid at Poolesville.
Gen. Kiuley.s Maryland brigade and com
pany of cavalry from Martinsburgh has since
arrived at the Ferry.
WASHINGTON Dec. IS. The Joint Commit
tee cf Congress on the conduct of the Ear, il
pursuance of Senator Wilkinson's resolution
adopted to-day. left Washington tonight to
the Rappahannock, to inquire into the fact
connected with the late events near Frederlcks
burg. Thcp are accompanied by Senator WI
son, and several others.
NRw York. Dec. l9 The Times Washing
ton dispatch says Surgeon General Hammon
returned last evening from Falno 18th. In
wounded there are al! in comfortable condition
and are being removed to Washington as raj
IDLY as possible. 49,.
Upwards of 1000 wounded from falmout
arrived here yesterday and 10O at Alexandra
and 1000 more will arrive here to-day.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
mn CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of ingredients in these RI" orc ;hs
result Of long and extensive practce. my az
their and cartan in correcting al
80, Painful Menstruatons removing all obstruct'ens,
h.her from cold or otherwise, headache, PAIN IN .ns
sdf ton Of the heart Whites All nervous
tons by sterics fatigue, pain in the back ana ~
rsed sleep which arise from interruption o.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
-. the commencement Of new era in the treane' VI
.hn.. IRE artes and distractions wnch nA'e oou
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49,. N. uo.t enectual remedy ever known 10. 81 -
saint, peculiar to Females To all classes 'ney n
valuable inducing, with certainty, ,hsm A. az
t.r.nt neriods throughout the country having
49,. =, om. OF the most eminent Physicians IN Ahe0
E.nlicit directions, stating when they shsu't no
,.ed with each box-the price one dollar per ''A
,sir;.1 from atty TO sixty pills. .... J.. ~. pro
PHI. sent by mail promptly ~ Isnittins to sns and
sy Druggists generally. $3.50
F.f'E@'A' R. b, HUTCHINS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar ST., New York
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
" Picciola.'

nv,sa sergeant Old and gray,
Will ,nged and branzei from siege and rillags
Went rrampng in an army's wake,
Along he turnpike Of The village.
yar DAYS and nights the winding host
Had through Ito little place been marching,
Ard ever loud tn. rustic eheered,
Till .v'ry threa. WAS hcSrss and parehsng
n, squire and farmer, maid and dame,
Altook the s;ght's ell ectric stirring,
Ard hst.were waved, and slaves we're sang,
And 'kvrchiefs white were countless whinlag.
They only saw gallant show
OF heroes ,talwarl under banners,
and in the fierce heroic glow
r'vastheirs to yield but wild hosannahs.
The sergeant heard the shrill hurrAhs,
Where he behind in step was Keeping
But ylaucir down beside the road
He saw a little maid sit weeping.
" And how is this ," he gruHy said,
Amom-n, psusing to regard her
"Nhy xecpest thou, my little chit AZ
And then she only cried the harder.
" And how is ia, nay little chit"
The sturdy trooper straight repeated.
vheu all the village cheers us on
That you, in tears, apart are seated
I'VE march tive hui dred thousand stroay!
And that's sight, my baby beauty,
70 quicken silence into song,
sd ,orify the soldiers duty"
M, very, very grand. know"
The lit!ls maid gave soft replying;
And father, mother, brother, too,
AL say hurrah' while an crying"
"Ru, ,hink-O Mr.. Soldier, think,
How many little sisters brothers
Ir.goiug all away to fight,
Wbomay be killed, as we'll as ohers!"
Why, be. thee, child" the sergeant SAID.
His brarry hand her eurls caressins,
s'risleft for little ones like YOU
70 find that wars not all blessing'
Ad"o.. the g." once again he cried
Then eleare his 1roat and looked Indignant,
Ast marched away with wrinkled brow
roUop The struggling tear benignant.
And stu the ringing shouts wentup
Prom doorway thatch and fsld Of ti'lags
The p.ll bshiad the standard seen
By one alone, Of all the village.
ths oak and cedar bend and wriths
when rs.rs the wind ,hrosEh gap and sras's
Bu III, ths tsndsrest reed Ell all
Yha, NenSlss Ara. vhsu earth 10 shaken.
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CLOT III ;!
r. r. RIKER,
pApER AND I A l. y II

..u,r.d from NEW YORK, with COED s.ser
h sos y.safsi .. Doe
and s.y,ss 's.ney Doeskins, fer Gentlemen'
Pants Rich silk and ana, Ma v.,inn. ss "
inrs ; Satin and Silk Vesting''
the best qualities, 81, a.,. {,
,ortnanlike and fashionable manner, "A to A.
Garments GUY .Sna for good and fsshisnasls ''s''
s.: Il By calling At nker' SHOP
, Nay 20, 1874
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American e. Foreign Patents
r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF P.AI,EN1,S

Late agent of U. S Patent Office Washington, under
the Act OF 1897,
&c State street. opposite Kilby ST., Bostor.
FTER an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
n years continues Patents United States
also in Great Britain, France, and other foreign coun
.res Caveats Specifications, Assignments and all Pa
pets or Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American
Foreign Works, todetermine the validity utility of Ps.
tents inventions, legalor other advice rendered
all matters touching the same COPIES OF the claims
any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar. Assign
The Agehcy is not only The largest in New England
hut through it inventors have adv ntages fol securing
patents, of asceaining the patentabilty of nvent
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given prove that none is MORE sUCC EssFUL AT 1HE
PATENT OFFlCEthan he subscriber and as St1CGtss
l. TIL BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND AB!L-
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charges for professional services moderate. The
practice of the subscriber during twenty years
past, has enabled him TO accumulate vast collection pt
specifications and Official decisions relative to patents
The besides his extensive library Of legal and mecEan
ical works and MI accounts of patents grantee. in the
UniteG States and Europe render him able, beyond ques
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All necessity of journeyto Washington, te procure
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| Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy one of the most capable aud sue
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CHAs. MASON, :" Commissioner of Pat.rt'.
Il have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
and capable Of putting their applications IN form
to secure for then an early and Hy"rnhs
at the Patent Once. EDMUND BUKkE,'
Late Commissioner of Patents.
"Mr R. H, Eddy has made for me TtiIRTEFN applt
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During eight months, the subscihe, in course Of his
made twice rejected APPLICATIONS,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

At, IL Is stated that Lee and Longstroet cane
ocWn to-day aud held q conversation with some
q our othcer3. The flag Of truce was withdrawn
tonight alter all cur dead were buried.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

Late Agent of U. 5 Patent Office Washington, uniel
the Act OF 1897,
&c State street. opposite Kilby ST., Hoston
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
BOOKS RECEIVED.

1s Church In the Army the -Four Centurion e.
VIM. a. Scott u. D. limo. PIP. AZ. 'ate'on "a''
Eudd Csretonl. - r,..,, r.;1 A
Animal o scen,ac D,cOyery for 1862 Edited BY DAVID
Wells A VI. l2no.. Pr. AIS Gould Lincoln, n.
p,,,rch Res.red An Anschronatc Metempsyc ychosi~ Dy
Thomas Worth. sto. George Ward Nichoi, MI.
Tho Iife Services. and Military Career OF the Nohe ITO
Ellsworth. Lyon. snd Baker l2mo.. pp lVe' bho'
Goodwin 49, n D.,
Fldorao OF Adventures IN the Path Of Empire By nsyard
TAYLOR. Eighteenth Ed l2mo. pp 44A o. r. 'u'
n -. W.
Faith; treated in Series Of Discourses by jones W.
Alexander ID. ID. l2mo. PIP. 49, Charles Sctbner. u
Tho Ml;,sTv Mammal for the Use Of Schools by Stephen X
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The History OF England BY James Walsh, M d. lomo PIP
la4 George RusselL
Tony star Legacy; Trust 10 Ioa
Bv the author Of Win ard Wear. Rmo. pp 3S hooer'
Carter Brothers A.. D.
Manual ~ TARGET Practice the United States Army ny
M.i. q. l.. WiaIds U. 5. A. lemo. Pp 3D. j. D. Lap
pincott Co MI, ,,o
Tho sni, Of the Hebrew Poetry. by Isaac Taylor. Emo
pp gI. Wiism Gowans. NJ.
The Mother and Her Work lsmo pp 49, American 1rse'
Society. -
The Fsmily Eible svo pp l5ol. The Same. o.
Besues Seec ed from the rtirg Of Thomas CO ouihcey
l2Ino. pp AZ. Tic6nor Fields
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
NJ Iy-.JERSEY ITEMS.

THY HosrITAL FOR SICK AND WousDED Sol
DIERs PROM NEw w-JERsEr.-Mr.C Cornelius Van Worst,
the present Mayor Of jersey City has been appointed
by Gov. Oldeu to iake charge Of and provide for all
sick and wounded soldiers from the State Of New.
Jersey that may hereafter arrive at New-York or
vicinity. The Mayor has accordingly secured the
church edifce formerly occupied by the Third Pres-
byterian Society, corner Of Erie and South Third
streets and has caused il TO be fitted up "a hospital
with bedding and all necessary conyenienees. This
building will accommodate about two hundred per.
sons, and further provisions will 10 made TO any ex
tent required. The principal physicians Of jersey
City have volunteered their services well as many
ladies' aud gentlemen, TO aesst in The care Of those
who may be placed in the hospital. The general ex
pense viii be borne by tie State and Government
but at the same time the citizens will undoubtedly II
many ways provide for the comfort Of those wh'
have molly perled their lives for the preservation
the Union. The Ladies Relief Association Of Jer
sey City will take active part in ,ls matter, an'
are already engaged in making preparation Tor thi
humane object
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
v'APSCOl'rs IINF LIVFRPOOf.

AID LONDON PACKETS
rD RFNiTrANCE5 TO ENGLAND. IRELAND. &c.
PASSAGE 40 Or FROM GREAT BRITAIN Or IRE
LAsD 10 hf lowest atss aus Dk kNFfS. payable drma
anywhere flhouehout the UNITED hlNtDOJ can he OBJ.
tanned as i,tso. .'.o nt tAPsCOlr Co.'S No ti Sonthst
DASSACE FOR HAVANA.-The Fast sailing
British WI. SAGINAW, Clara master las the accom-.
dl'ions. AID VIII sail in days For rasssse tpry o.
board, lel No East bN,l, or to NM d. DEWEY a Co.,
No. 90 Mai.sr
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

Tho Perth Amboy, New-Jereey, election TOOK
"T,y of tie Democratic carddre several Of the candl,
Sre. on the Citizens tck.t were elected but the prne,pa
~ ~ sioicpr 20 the loyal citizens Of Perth Amboy wss
hs dssat Of William Wall for Mayor who has been so.
nee,ed Of disloysiy Joseph Clowel was the CrHs% %
PS, %, Mayor and wss elected by tive votes me
hon Ffseholders elected John Manning and Alfred
NIL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
rsr1rinr. of Hrodnr,.

ArnrL lR-7o.3 bhis Flour 90 bbls Corn Mosl. -
bags do $3.50 hush Corr 236ig bush Oss 7f3 bush r.
l.B53 bush Wheat 5lJ bash. Malt. 2.05t bbs NLisky
2g9V pkga PIovi.ous 200 Tkgs Lard A p.Es. Ash-s
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

accident occurred about A O'clock yesterday after
noon in tue spike factory in Wayne street. near
Greene, jersey City. WIN. Near, ono Of the men
employed there, was leaning over shaft in tie act
Of adjusting the belt which was making 100 reyo-
lutions mnntc caught his clothing and whired the
unfortunate man alouud at fearful speed for nearly-O
secon Is before the machinery WE sopped. At every
revolution Hcars's right foot came in contact with Il
beam, and was thrasbed of nearly up to the knee,
portions Of the flesh merely hanging by the skin.
His garments were entirely torn Of with the excep-
ton of his stockings. The injured man war removed
10 bis homo, No. 22G Newark avenue, where no was
attended by DIR. Alcott. lie may recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
I4th of March, the following officers were unabi-

mously elected;
President and UTsrintenden-tharles Hunt, buntsyiF
Treasurer-Clsrles X Aves Bridgeport secietarJ-J' L.
Lawrence Bridgeport. -, ..
Annexed is an estimate Of the result Of the busi-
ness of the past elk months Of the Erie Railway
Co. The statement Of receipts is official:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
1862. THE 1852.

L CVt.D. l. OOSs
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRox NEwi ioRX TRE PRISc.PAL WE.rRRS CITIES
Eight trains run daily iom NewYork phiadelphiA va
NewJeI'ey spd Semde9 Den. snS a, Aissy Inc ,,p,s
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORH From THE
FOOT OF COURiLANDE-SE =,
BY way Of PhldePha the pofnin; % , e,a
at, p one hour l4tsr than other Lines. .eu
by way Of teatowp evsess pa , ~" bSS soies
s,. , , ,bs Solsb West, Crssise iadianoso Loei.vs
st Loui, Cleyeanj Coluanbus. C0cansii and al NAN
r.iut. West with fewer changes Of cars ,,,,,,h,. .
Seegas Car, W.. SpT" .od New Tors 70 ft.baI.a 40 s.
tuok ~ and Saloon { as on ali tsAips-
Fnr~ the same Is Other routes.
Rs.sige checked through. lsen,e-s .e, sA
s-ers 'r,kets gooi until used, by titsoufgh
'e'"' WESTERN EMlGRAGoN.
III. p,pnsyl,aliN Central Company ruus an EH'ss
sooposetin Iiue wo.,b affords eomiol.Ao1s moss :.
travel 10 paths noyin. We.t~ ard At one ha ne N'
of iSre. rpvfnups
Bv tb. rou.. lrsh,s of al drserp iona can be M
A.. 90" ein i' a' Ni"oTsin Iowa or Missouri by RAIL.
ROAD DIRECT, or % Any pot on NC NA''e'
'As West BY steamers Ron ,' ,av poir IA ws'tby
tie Psnusylgania liotd q. al tine = IA ,hi,
charged by other sailroid Comp,a,s so.s % this Com
pcrs n'rusiing ths transI oraicp Q, 'neu ,f,n,L
Vany, rely with eoundtuce cn 4. pee'' N'-
LAVE SsoJ i,o"A ~ ia srd ,hi. most ad
vlnts seou. route Cspacials srd. ~eh w-s mi. ,
piled with ovusy convenience have PEE psd 70 their ~
and - counectious and evrly attention l .,i. 90
from .iafnsbars where will be fornc es,s s FtUApEL.
leedng ard resting choice ls egn,,sf eg,,sIf MARKETS
ELLIOTT Passenger Agent H0'
LEEcn Co., SIsisl' Assg9SI;c !sg 10 South wih,iS-.
'hepoN&LD BischosF, E@s5'ssiS ESs iSSsttisly,plac>
So, Atoons, ia
1 ONG ISLAND RAILROA,pin-,... M. zip ip-d and 100, Of
iERMi =" sr GseuPon 81. S..st u $50
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

THy PATRIOTIC FUED.-Snce the commencc-
ment Of the war, The Committee in charge Of the
Patriotic Fund, in jersey City, have distributed
So 465 50 for the relief Of families Of soldiers Dur
ing the same time the amount Of State bounty dis
tributed by Mayor Van Worst WAS 81 900,