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6PECIAIz l{OTI@Ea.
Regulations Of TranspsrsaxAon N Z
ss4s TR0v0I. 6sask8 go

AAc8uA2A0ne Oh Tr0m0pORt0e4O0 ard
8a Txmyel. s49 s834s n "
Prom and after Saturday Jan as.h, no rsiisvsdcar,
stage coach, or vehicle running west or wssxa
from the Mississippi river Int North Alsonri wili
bepermitted TO carry freight passengers srp Ksc.
kuk wtthout tho sYctet compliance VIII ma rSeuas-
lions Of The TseesuU Department 1t Washlnxtpn,
which require that all freiehts OF wbass
sxespt suchss nsy be under military orders shall b.
covered BY Cussou House permit, and thai ali mo-.
gage Of travellers shall be carefully and duiy
sealed BY Custom House osncer.s
Tbs undersigned viii issue permits for the trs.s-
poFsation Of agoods destined for prope
placss With The iAasf possible tropbs .. delay saa IN
spsct and eftaveers leaving The city
Ia cause VIE least treutie in
The end desired.
1ne o0jsct aimed ats 10 prevent AIRY aid or ass.t-
ancs 81 commAncation With an, persons directly or
indlseety disoyAlio. In arms the Federal
0ovsFamsns. JOHN sTANNUss Sarseyor, +
Custom House Keok uk Jan. IS 1862 DIFF
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~ st. Johns Hpisoapal Church will
be open for divine ssrsices on Sunday,
April 9th, at the usual hours morning
and evening. The Sunday School will
also be hsld - nsusl - Q o'elock, 4. N. 4
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PERaoNAL.-1oy. Kirkvood left for
home on oatarday. Daring his visit dawn
:. .- 50 b was untiring IN Mn ssssn-
tions 10 the wants OF our wounded sol
dicrs, and on his way up made deposits Of
money at Cairo, St. Louis, and Keokuk,
TO provide subsistence for soldiers who
have no money. and for other necessary
purposes. 4u
Adjutant Genenal Baker left yesterday
q the Packet for ST. Louis, en- route for
Pittsburgh. He intends d Sc near tbe
next battle Field and provide for the
wounded Iowa soldiers.
General Dodgs returned 70 g. Louis
yesterday, and We are pleased to know
that bis health is improving.
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The ATLANTIC. = Lowry has received
the Atlantic for May. Hosea Biglou
continues his contributions, and his
'GPsseh Of Preserved Doe" 10 this num-
bsr = one Of the sharpest things and
keenest sasires ever put in print. II ap-
pears 10 genuine Ysskse dialeot-no San
Slick sham shout it,-and to the unitiat-
ed may be occasionally somewhat obscure.
II Is scathing "take off, Of such CON
venicnt politicians as Mahony, ciagett, q
ID omne yenxs.
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~Mr. =. Reynolds has been appoint.
ed Steward Of the General Hospital. much
20 the relief Of all attesdants at the Estes
House. Mr.. Reynolds has great activity,
perseverance, and energy, and his present
Poi1easill reqaire him 70 shew N those
qualifiss. aswsll s6rmDess and systsnat-
&c, aesuAs, nd orderly busiass habib.-
We have reason 10 believe that be win ell
the responsible position acceptably.
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In my next ! propose to enighten the
public upon the doings of the court re-
ferred to above. CATO. !.
st. Francisyille, April "a, '62.
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al CLAY SfEItl.
Opposite southwest corner of the Plaza,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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The French Lunar, or Female
Monthly Pills.

The best remedy ever discovered for suppressed
menses in females. They safe and sure, acting
in the most easy manner possible, never creating
sickness, but renovaing the system. and at the
same time they remove any distractions which
may impede for the time the natural flow of the
menses. No family should be without II box in
the house. they greatly assist in the delivery, at
maturity, of the child. They should not be taken
under some circumstances, in the early stages of
pregnancy which will appear plain to ladies.
Price So per box, with full directions, sent to
any part of the Pacific coast upon receipt Of the
money Address
J. c. YOUNG,
75l Clay street,
Opposite southwest corner Of the Plaza
llaf San Francisco.
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EZGrCNTy in ma Seem, enters into the
Li0!;1cl:s2a adopted ssy g2r. AGUMg.

Mercury has been named, not inaptly, The
curse OF Man. Is, under the trcachcrous gavb Of
rc'.orcr. i; bcquctths the mos, terrible disease.
We do not II ~ once. but hidden beneath the
fair surface ii poi ons the blood, DESTROYS the
Nou> and muscular system, prev cn,ing the action
u the joints, and rendering wrcched, under Che
name of rheumatism, the life of the suEprcs-
The remedy is worse than the disease rs many
Il poor crippled miserable toothlcSs wretch will
say. while pointing to his decaycd jaws and ulcer
Gus gums he tells Of It's rayageS-or al his swollen
joints and body marked with purple or lcadcn col
orcd sores winch speak OF hi3 pains and again AT
his imrair"l, ruined digestion, which tells OF
wrctohcd days and Sceplcss nights.
All affections aei.ing from the use of mercury
perfectly craiica,cd and health fully restored
ala diseases "a "a private nature
arising from impure connection, such rs Ulcers,
Swelling OF the Grons, Ulcers in the Throat, Sec
on'nrN Synhilis, Cuiancons Erupions, Clccrut:ons,
Tertiary $ ph.ls Syphilis in Children, Mcrcurial
Syphittic Affections, Gonorllra, elect, Structures,
False Passages, Inflammation OF the Bladder, and
Prostate Glands Excavations. Tumors, puatulcs
ETC., treated in the most scientific manner.
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oPro-i.c the southwest, corner of the Plaza.
,VyngEE NJ CiA BE CONSULTED PRI-
w saieis. aud with the utn,osi cpaldssrc. by
Dee afflicted, d; III ho..s J-.!y from =. u. 10
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II EoSarD SCOTT CO.. View Ycr; r..,;.
i to re-Puh.isk the following Er-i.l -
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/. The LoNDOS QUARTERLY, fcaa..r,.,;x
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J. The WESTMINSTER REVIEW. ,Ls.,,I
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eTory.,
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iicsl parties al Great Britsin-N big. Tar, -
Radical bat politics iora sn.y ca !. ,nrs !. a..
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in California and the onl, advertising
who has received a regular medical education.
which Is requisite fer the successful treatment 81
diseases Hecause Of his unparalleled success
there have sprrng from time to time, into exist.
ence impo, tor, without character education,
who. by hoss,ing have managed to deceive the
wary sufferer into the belief that they respect-
able and scientific u,er Ia 80 doing. the have
scattered hruadrss, il.ig nosirums among the hon.
e., and uus sJectng tn the destruction Of health
aEi in soH:e eases lie itself Beware Of thsm
you would Of the pas arse. for they are a. des-
irsctise. pT. Noungs ossce is At 'si CLAY ST,
opposite the southwest corner Of the Plaza.
Wi,h rr-s.d to --rr. uneraiion ian Indispensable
preliminary be-R.eu ,a'ieni aud rrf.criier. and
NL.sL no fs.t.dio4sar-s false deliraey should
60; sd-. l'r laurr L,.s respectfully 10 state to
u.o.t -hire ouuseit him. TIA, ~ ordinary in
'sacc- ths u.tai ., i expected by other i.rss-
i.sursFs haf :, r. Patients Sex 90 crfTusf their
to hi. es-irr ssr- cement. he takes this o!'-
flf'l..'v q! expire in his rvadis--s 70 Eamc =
siseClFc Goa .eera;l.A 10 ccEauct iLe ease i4T =
Getcrz.;raic i~r.ea a successful is.n~ n bsre-
'y the Invalid - at appraised 81 The extent o..
the expense 80 he incurred. sna the fhysIcian So
red the rgrr,us attendance 81 his patient. which
ii,c s"idn i-ii o:.en deter hefond Ils ssrona sr
third interview. and = hich srrangcment liz Young
Ufii he happy la a.poriisn according 10 III.
pune 81 the Patient, may DC agreed uloR The
hTst later les.
tn CORRESPONDENTS
Pstcats residing IN any part al ihr State. how
ever "a 'snt. 10 may tesiie the oliuiua and ad-
No, 90 D.. iosBg on th'.r rcsfcc,it, SEscs. and
~h' Link pfopcr 10 sat-ii' wf!.'en si2tsf1cn Of
.s,h. in preference TO holding personal inter lew
resp, yi!nl, ASSURE! that Their atoms
will be held most sacred. Dr. Young takes this
opportunity Of observing that all letters are ogly
opened aud replied to b, himself and The latter as
promptly a. possible.
Ifihc case be fully and canlidly described. per.
,oral communication will be superseded. a. in
siruc1ns for diet, regimen ard the general treat
meni of the ease itself, (incuding The remedies. }
viii hc forwarded without delay. and in such a
manner Il 10 convey no idea Of the letter or parcel
so transmitted.
Consultation gratis. J. {. YOUNG, N. u.
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IT, l,-assH:ess rhir-s IN 'h- vasld
-, y,s-.-sri thoughts; and the Create. ar; l.,
-. = :. ~. rsrnv Il ih'-a - l-r-~illr
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
DIED.

ERiNKERHOFF-On Friday morning May Q. ~ vhoorins
/ Brins efLoG. aged month, and % daya
The relatives friend. of the iuhy aud m.nbes Of
the Ma dSnsalsrset Bsrtit Chufoh. respectfully in
yted = attend tho funeral from The ssi of her parents
No is hin. .us't nv ts.tu,5a,l morning a. g vcoc.
Her remains vii be tksn u tscsrnsack ~ j. Tor ineI-
menG
cRowELL,Is BIo9ilyr. on prii,y Nay h%ry Seymour
Th. -ud of IN amy eque-j ,o attend the funerel
suidsy at o'clock from the residence of b.
pursn. osts avenue hst house soutLwe VI CIasson
CooPER-on Friday, Msy .. M.ry L. wife Of John r.
Cooper. In the Bih year VI Der a.c.
NJ motosr No IL South Ei.E,S .iisei %insr.SSrgb on
sladsy tho iih ii,t e'eloek Ihs relatives end
iead. invited 10 a end wueu' further notice her
remains ~ili be taken to Greenwood FOR inieruent
CHURCHILL Wiitm,burlh. or Fri5sy May 9. Margaret.
The vie oi Andrew b. Church aged - Jeais mouth, ana
Tie friends Of the hmiy respectfully invited .tsnd
The fauersl the South Ff " T. ch1rch aon.
dss 1th inst ~ ococr. without further invitation.
Penny wanna pspsI, please copy.
CRAFT-sudBerly, Friday Nay g. james Craf, IN the
TIE feivr, trd cnd. md member. Of Meoharics Lodge
. ofO. r. respectfully iuvi~d % s'i.nd NJ, funeral
service. surd'v aooon a. O'CLOCK from h.. lat" resi-.
tcare NJ ls Vest hyhf.t STREET The remains viii
be 10 New Rochelle ;or nieeit on Monday morn
iTg.
CANP-In the battle Of Shiloh Tenn. Monday, ApEn :.
Seneca a Camp of the 4,t Regiment Ohio Volunteers
sEsd 23 yeaT "a 4 q IL aAd LJdla Camp OF "ahslnAn
Ohio.
DESIsON--at rv~ Hsyvn coua ou PiIs-. M.y .. Anna
O-orssns Ds.on youDsest daughter Of the late Henry
The funeral wi t,te Place on Mondsy i2th Inst O'Clock
r. M from her isla i--iieuc-, IL " f-hayen.
FoRD Thurd-y Nay J0hu Ford in The 18Th year o.
hs sg-
Fur-ri services VII b. hi =. ,he hous. of hi nephew
Charts 4 Whrrfy 40 l-3 Blocker ,t-rs; Saturday
lrIt the !0sh LOST a. Go'oct p. lis fnsnd'. aud
IT, Of DE family Invited 70 attend without iuHhes In
yi;a,i0n
Pnildslf fhia pspcrS pc.,s cesy.
oREFsY-In th. city. FridAy. May leo7. Alexander
N. Greene, csq.
HYuE-ou Thas,day M.y l. ssne. HYDE, .,.Juds- Of o.
County y. hs rasacncs in is hnsid spfinss, IA
hi. C:th yeAr
HORsFoOL On Friday My ., Johu HOuepool In the I'D
year Of ti' age.
Notice Of The f0nsr, vii be published hereafter
McCOSOCHiE-in Brooklyn, Friday, MAy 9, Alexander
McCOnochie, eyed 81 yes..
Notice Of the tn- aud place o the funeral VII be sven In
Sunday mornfg. papers.
sNITn-On Rrids, evening Msy Mathew s. Smith, elds't
.ou of the ate Peter sHi D.
Tne relatives sud friend, Of tho family respectfully invited
to attend the iunrfa om H. late rrsd nee No ks Eat
Broadway. Monday uorng ilth int, st 10 O'clock.
Funeral services a. St Mar. Church, Grand street st oi
c'clock.
WALLIs-Iu Jersey City " j. on Wedne day May =
Catherine vie " John J. NAlu aud Gaughrf of DeDo
Ish Plum and Of tho ae Isaac fum Of tbs city, s.ed ~
Her relative, and leud and hose Of The Mmiy re,prc
falls uvrd attend urrtl tlil Day (7atufdayl a.
street. Jorssy Cly, without further insiisnon
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
HOUSE OFpEpREsFNTATIyEs


xi. ihI. OFEJOY dep, Ili.i offered the following,
"hicr was adopted
n1se That il Is With ceilings Ct 6evout gbtitudo TO Al
80 oe' tEa the Hoals OF ksPIesebtsses, f"0 uDe "
of We supremacy the Constitution srd tho iLtsg
'''i " Nc Union.
TIA. we receive With profound satisfaction the in
OF tne recent yctoss h,yed by he s'ies OF i.
s'.ocis'ed from th,r ,c,irs witn those Of the
t-r.Y ene That tbs sre tLsBks OF ihs House
a'isy of sho.. sss Os9fse ~ Mcclellan 70. u.
=, s's sseric cSof hun an Life.
~ IN; oteisds substitute slehty modi.
h. III Ta,so's 80, upon ytse erday 10 secure freedom
the Federal Government '"Si'e Juii'ui'''on VI
..i1I %r ALLEN Dem, ol, moved to Law Il on the
Mr. LOYEJOY d.. Se,OsnSs.ss' a. Sss'Hs, Is.
Dsagreed TO: ~ agains, 60. p'''i3Ns question:
Mr.. SEDGWiCk 'Rep., n W ,ta,.s
boges and Bailey, attached TO Tie Cv1s u sp's'
orlngiag dspaieh OF the mos, ptere,,;a olsuion,
Rant events together with trophies were ".u
and moved they he admitted 70 the Hoo, p'sheh',
This ws unanimously agreed TO. Tue pst,o,.
received marked attentions from the Men,,s-s "en
SIR. LOVEJOY moved 10 recommit the iii,
hr. COX Dem, o. tsid be hoped he so.e.n.,
conservative men would put end TO this tsmn. rv,
NTH the negro question They have it 10 their powe
Hsquelch out ali these bills, nut they move 10 recon-
MI and adjourn, and daily with it until Abotioui,u
S'ows aud threatens now 10 break down our Unio
'orever. The gentleman from Illinois 0,ovejoy
moved a vote Of thanks 10 Gen. Mcclellan. III
p9yejoy) has shown his Phariseeism
The SPEAKER-Tne discussion Of that resolution
shot In order.
ar. COX-I WAS about TO say that the Army an,
E"pe DO not approve Of the continuous ueQroism /,
.S,'ugress. II tboy could vote they wood move on
rsss the sidsn of This sediliocs legi .a.ion
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

S-T-l-6O-&.
DKsNKs PIAsTAriOs BirrrRs
The, purify .,rens sthsD. and iuSg0fale.
They cfeste healthy spprf'e.
TbeV az. a. antidute 60 change 0f wser and drt-
Tb.v ovescoul. elect. 4 oi-.igsiion aud late horp.
Tley strengthen the > stem aud euliyrr TIE mind
Th., prev@ut nissos'io snt lnierlli'ien, 'eye's
They purify the breath snl ictity o. tae so'niei
They cure Dy,l- ,sis aud constiPaliou.
They cue DiaTfbsi. Choefs, and h0iera Mofbp'.
Tl.v cure Liver C0mf fiaiu' and NsfTOns Heslirfs.
Ttev a. the bosf kiiiors 10 the worlt They make The
tyesk man sif0ug nud eIhsustsd n4'rre, Fea csoe
they afr made pure St Groin kan the c~ob@sd CAsay
Raf root, aud hsbf and taken with tie azure q
b-vr,,g. without regard OF um- % day Pnus'y
to delicate pcrcns iequiii gentle siiauant
Sold ~ Ell Crncers Drsgis'f Hoies spd saloons. T. H.
49, 4 O. No. 2lg bIoaan.y, New ioI..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
CfRCuL Ar.

CINITTtW.
Nsw.YoKK Aphl %. 1862.
We ha,. this day transferred the MERCHANT TailoHHo
DHpAnrNEsr of business from the second doo- OF NE
ote conner Of Bfosdway and WSueas 10 the second rCo
Of our store
nos $50 and 45 BsoapvAr
CoHsKH 0RasDsr.,
where We sfs openios very large and select stock Of
srnise CLorHisa CAsssgKs.. VEsuses, SC
W. beg TO asure friends that pains expense VIII
b. spared to sustain the reputation Of this branch Of our bn'
Df'L'N w.
Ps-Th- RKruu Rg.DI,Ips CtorutSo pgr.rrNsNr
will b. continued i the corner o. Broadway and Warren a.
A i.rG. sDd select stock Of Srrusa CI'IEiSo nov OF
hssd ~ 70
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
bns,ness y olltcs.
AERATED BRAD.

From Dr. Stone Family Physician Of ff..iden, Lincoln
"WAsnisGToS d. C., Mach :. lo3
Since the iDroducon Of the AEKATED BRssD. have
had frequent opportunities Of testing its merits The eea.
priLcpe ia i msnuscture, aud 'he shs>noe of
yAins bot the pure e.soDtsi inseJsr render tbs
sro peculiarly h.stbf Peisps Of lae most frequent
Of disease "a this country 10 the Anost uni
fuy bed character the bread eaten by people TLus
either dO.ed With chemical sseu' 70 bsoh ine mae'ii
used or to the uouaeh receives food which
can only be sal,eI with sI,.t d.h.uly AID peienee
In - ~. viii Inevitably lesd % di,ss'e.
From ny snowedse Il thi. process and Per'on, e1po
risnce 20 the merits o. the bread thus nsde can es~iay
comIns nd 1t to my ffisnd'
"noBKHr EfsG srosE. 81 d.
Tn. A,uArKp BHE.p Co are Tow prepared TO al orders
for the Abo,. bread Ia large small quantities. S 'tef
BAKERY Ia LATAYRrTErIsCr. con. or FoUErHsr
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

A Nrw ERA IN SEwING-MAciDNEs.- The
Osovu. B.ygy q. M. Co, dssrniaed that the public
bs is repaid fs their generous and increasing re,r
b .,. nrod,,rJ novel Loekstitch Mscbn~f quiet.
,r a,i ..s,ut havnga Susgh Needle a1hpted either
Tso1eg Family o'o aad , saving Ito saoe i.ci, tas
ye al bs oeI sch and Shuu, Machines befo, |. use,
o l. og-red % the pablo at re i9g yresoi poitas
Il can ts sssu sisasd aad to1ee al No ~ SfcseraJ
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
Y.EED

HAyILAND-CoHsTOCK-O Tbur.day Mry8 Robert b.
Hsvant to nH.hs C. HoppeI dsushte Of tie late Nathan
Coms.Ock
SKINNFR-uALLOCK-On Sunday, April a., by the Rev
T.. ration, Frssmus D. Skinuer, VI. D. Of Ore-nport,
Long sand y y Arbie, second H. ghsr Of Aia
Uailoct, ssq. OF Cutchogue. Long island.
Bruns~ick BE, aud Fhtheli Mass. psPer please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE,

And the recorded testimony Of Thousands who have been
stored TO health by ia prove that Dr. d. JAYSns EiPhc'
a, without exception the most valuable remedy In
the world for CouGBs. COLDS, AsTnsA BRosouirs Caorr,
co,spxrrloy wnoorso-Coron, and all PULMONARY Cox
,l.iyrs Sold By HKGnxAs Co, Broadway. and By Drug
gists RenerAly.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

Or. J. II. schenck.-Tbi. .ninsn, phy.icisn, who's.
treatment oi ClDs1 pnon that fatal or e.. the
III. ,bsl prey has him such distinguished
rsputliiln will. observe, be No. u Bond st every
MONDAY from e n. to p where those who msy de-
e b. assistance c0Dsn him. Few physicians hav. met
H .uc continued in their esment Of this terrible
s-es III. great ability and succnsfu Yrsc'ice the treat
0f Consump p.iCn. dsssses Of the stomach and Liver
h,e rnquc ctionsbe reputation The Doctor
invented scientific instrument called she Reap omeier,
hy vi b he facy Leierne tie condition a. the uass
hv-ver sold, ms medicines send,d remedies ior the
disra.es for which they pcscf1el and every l. Ia
misr with tie o the ruriotc syTap oesYeed Tonic
and M.udsae Pills. Dr. scbeurks charge for ex'ntlDg
long. lh the R--propee is ~ lie cnatg- notnns for
sd,c and whes AL rich poof who may Isea hs sersc,
cal hm y. B.-lhosgl tue Doctor - hrie oHiy on
Mola Avs hi. medicines be obtsn-d ell times at his
nom. No. " Bond a.. ani fom drnss.. esery~ h-Ie.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

To the yournsymcn PIapo-F6rte Makers nnd
the Pubiir.-1ne workngmsn In the employ OF MessfS
M md their fellow Ia the trade thst have
az wssts loving To tho stat Improve.
mont 10 bu1es ard In the not very distant nture SUI
nrhet ndyuncc sud desire the jVurneymen piano forte
tho trade may he e4aaIS fortunate Ia 90
,ufinE to themselves aG inc ease IN th-ii pr'ces
A, Wutrous & Co., Pebisher, Agents for the sae Of
DAILY e.d WEEKLY PAPERs. LOOKS, Ae, have 70.
moved 20 No III Naaust. wterp they have Increased
fsci.tes for supplying NEWS AGENTS BookSELLEtS.
P0sTMASTEKS, and COUNTRY NERO ANTS generally
viii Books and Other articles IN that line Send
for price list.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
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