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DISTANCES on TUE MI.aIssIFPt.--As tbs eye
OF the public is now turned 10 the h'istissipti i
Valley, the following table Will be found o.:
interest as shoU Wing tha distance between the
towns along tn. river <rorn st. Louis 70 Nav
Orleans:
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PArRIofIc.-J Stark. eimms, Esq, OF Grim
Aars Shoals, Pac0lst Itver. Sosth Carolins,
has refused to allow fny thing made in his
factory 70 be soId for more than 1t brought
before the var. while others hs ~ sold yarn
at - TO e2.iS per bunch, he has heid 1t sIsad-
i1v
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ex ARTIFICIAL TEETH-fAE CHEO-
~ plastic AND VULCANlfE fEo-

plastic AND VULCANIfE FkO-
CuSS--9 w. JONES, DEsfIsf, navins tie
rtsas fer ATE above mode of making Teeth skzf
belas sati,fed of IL assoiute superiority cvss ~
10 those desiring full or partial sets ef ,ssA aa.s
ssnsesslly sueA ~ nay es AlAsaskfsd with thosa
ta.y srs now uslng ThG perfect adaptation 0.
he sis,s 70 lha month ard sss sassion tasrsay
sacufsd, enables n'm 20 inssss ess ss eere teeth
visAe,s slssps. This method having bsax aas,etst :
hy those sssdina h:snsss IN the profession sssssn
and south tsstisncaials viii be Sivsn and apoca.
mems exhibited 20 thoas wishing to see them
Sets Of Testh, ON gold or any otAsr plate will, Of
tag, Ciaaasias. ESsrscsng sod all other opnra-
6ons. gently Sad thoroughly performad. 1Zeth
extracted by EI.EOTkIOlTY. withost pain.
~ Ufnee on Main street, epFosite CosinthiaR
Hall. Do lily
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90 ksCTICEi NOTICE
J. 4. BURRESS & 60,
io7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Wholesale Daslgrs II
MssEsHNA AxH aiI}ARS

We hsva On hasa the iasgess and bss. selected
stock Of Oaewia. AND Smoking aebsees aavens
E=a Domestic Cigar. pipes s5tssas, Mach So Faros
-.rtie'es, &c, Aes,, bs f3uGG IL the Southern
losfessrseS. va sra anxious 10 re&uos on.
siosB ipS eocse eque,y wiz Offer Superior il due,r
s saE:s to Eutlsra sad oth.f dsalers
J. f. BURkssS5 Is co, Ia7 Broad at,
Hh lin shows corIar Oh.
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SEEEwAH. NOTICES.

HE Tt TEE PUELIC.-Much com plaint
having been made on account OF the lack Of
hsn in the n rets, the undersigned deem 1t
necessary state the cause of their failure to
have sheiT usual supplies in markes--viz: !:
: heir Inability TO procure transportation on
the railroa ida and steam ssoats
ap i2-2. BRtW~ & PEASLRY a
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re PCSTPONEMEWT
AUCTION SALg OF

Re PCSTPONEMEWT OFF
AUCTION SALg OF
DRY GOODS, &C &c 40
Inc sale adver tis4d TO sake place on the 10Th
inet ts uravoidably postponed until NOR
DAY, the 3Sth April, when the sn tire bal.
ance of stock will be sold without limis or re-
serve
Previous TO the sale j viii ofsr greet In
duceme ts TO wholesale dealers, having a
great many domestic and other desirable
goods still on hand ALFRED MOSES,
No. s3, Main &C.
Sale onducted by Z. B. Cook, Auc:
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~ OPFIOF rRAC'TaCE
ER. PLUME, 81 the oie Medical ueuss, cosdns.
;.;I.ss1 raglaiy To AZ sdhcs practice frankie
atrsesa little below ts2s Exchange Hotel, sne das
,ss.iy oeces.c Cad tsiiows' Hail where sAIlfa,
ana soefdsntiai tssatLsns.f may bs obtained
'soaae.s taxIla 'gkoss SLe asye been exposed to
sastssG8 saDsssscH& s.lssstS srs IL ss.sa - Gall
early.
Communications by 5-ai or otherwise, prsISttiy
attended TO- ofiice opas frsro a. ID. tai 9P. n
ElY -S--ts RiCaaoSD. Va.
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r. & LTi
s A e I'll!

Eh Ti'i
sos the p1rg0sS of Ststrieuting cur Salt eqai.
!aaiy among the psope ana to 2rcvant ~ fa: - We
can .nssula!tsn ihersin, we will IL future sell no
mora sat by sas iosf, ,tu viii establish az spcass
a. eonvsniens pcIuss fer it's distribution 70 oan.
sGmers only. Onr shipments FOR few weeks TO
otasrs thar the Oenfsderats government will be
vsry limited. After that time wa, can prevent
tuffsriug r. least. If we csnao. farnisA III aas.-
dagt supply.
ksrm sss san dag shesr wagons and sacks will be
allowed moderate loass, with ont DELAY
We viii not re- ali a6a!; hers, 70 80 By tie osrS.
We publish ihs ABOVE sn inform ,hs public to
saw cerscivss great 5sl Of eorrospar asssse NJ;
10 save parsons the trouble and expeuee OF COM
ing to the Works on shs cars 70 cb.sia few sacks
If Salt. ETUAKF, BUCH SNAH x co
ap l-dim SsltviI:s We.
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p e. III bONAKA.
EOA R gSRrS S,s G

- DUARD1Nd FoR YOUNG LADIES
So Young Ladies'. refugees from invaded
districts, can he Hccomns odatsd WITH Soar q
as tiol.ins institute, Botetourt Sprin ngs koa-
uoks county, Va, at SIS par monSh
The regular session OF the InStisus % will
open on the first Wednesday in Jsne Asxt,
viii c. full corps OF Teachers. hoard saG
tuiIiC y, S2oo; E3a;ic, Si6.
AEy additional info rnl a3ioh can Se had BY
addre saipg
CHAS. l.. OOCKE, aup't,
ap ll-~bt* BOtstoU IT Springs Va.
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SY Bg rsinsa Ledy,
q saai!.n ss TEACHER. No objection To so;ee
Soaih. Terms 10 s9sorSaaes with ihs ia. >4-
Address "&I.s Z. = g."
JeIsc< Station, rssos eO;ney,
sp le-7'H trsi,ao.
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Da1rH OF CHAsosDLoK jos JoESsrosE.-
The Newberry Is. o. San mus announces
tue death of this d;stinxuisnsd judge:

tue death of this distinguished Judge:
"With subdued fstliegs we announce he
demise OF Judge Jop Johrssons, -ssoc. ate
Jus,ics OF the Ooust OF Appeals. He died /
his res,csuc-, In thts fewn, at about7 O'Clock
p M, yesterday, af'er pro raeted snd pain
fuliiiasss. a. the advanced age OF IS years -
Although departure WITS q OF unAxpsc ed,
but tad teen loo ked ;or It any momsps auGi ing
the past ssk. gloom aad sedcess psrvsde the
community. The judiciary Of Souts Caro-
lima VIII deeply d.plore the LOIS OF this ais
ting ed orram$Dt."
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SsTANTED--

" suok.KsssEs-
com Pe.eRs Book- -ssep4T, 20 oren ~ Hssls
ts.s oooEs oi q E0aAEtso ,ETtns sstsbisEii "a eHS
One thoroughly qualih9d desired. Address
MA eSS, l., u al s-s,f
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sh A * T D~--T HiAg 81 She month =
geoa II U X 3 II,
REL, ~ GnaDeaded-aa elderly woTl an prafe;ras
Apply at =. u. RGYsGGE g.
AZ g-Gt@ Gone, Of Ersca and s7st .ts
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W. ANIEL-
W a SUBSTITUTE
Sor the var,
A liberal Prisa will be paid
Apply to
e RA3LAED r.
mn a'-swh Cor. Sd and nAralo-
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~ AN TkU-
SW - GOOD
EAN COOK,
For Gea J. r AEpBRsoy,
st 0eidsboro',
Apply at tho fac OF the Tredegar Worss
gu )t-Sts
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hG NOTICE TO syEPOSITURS I TIL
UN4JN SAVINGS BANK In conks
qusnce of the inability 20 uss fund Of dspo-
sitors, the Board Of Dirsc:o OF the Union
Savir gs Bsug request al persons holding
DERT1FlUaTES 10 present. them for pay.
mont en- or before the 18TH ms, as all in
arest will 0e Sss cn that day.
CHAs. IT T&BBiNS, Treasurer.
Riehmand, April Q, 1852. ap3-otlsA
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- IrTtrtt} - TXHI-A
~ JNFi9IIIYt7 HOUSE
Sii.Se< t5-RfHed o. uafacr ~ a,s in a rssps IT.
bic iesasiiY address st this 8.
a. 0--iw HIgfly,nYe
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wv EUE the ba.aAce OF the year,
a good
CCCk WASHER, AND ISO2TBt!.
Without esao&lbTacoe. Scr o.s theS y III suit, a
goSd pfis- viii b, bsi}. Apply st ,hs sosarr o.
Grses ans Ms .;54a sis mp it-.hf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-14

N@ N y T q E-- To DsPosIroRs IN TIE
HsrkICo SAvIxsa BAEK-Ip eSpssauspca OF
t2s IL ability 10 funds OF depositors, Sha
Board OF Directors OF she Hssrico Savings
Bi1k requests ali parsons hoidiaS ccrtidcatsS
20 present. them 1or payment on Or before The
70 n inst IS all interest vEiii esrsa on tha,
day. JNo. a AAySr., Treasurer,
ap9-1A< 2?a Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-14

kO-PA r. NERsHIP NOflC1E-TAe
J Of DAVIS AUTOHEeON having -
dissolved by the death OF ALnxA 3 NUscUE E
son, all persons Indebted 70 aAe said 0eu are
req nssted To rnake imm mediase paVment % the
NJ dersigned wttAout dsley, and th0ee having
claims against said drm viii please psesea1
sheM TO the undereigned for settlement
5 JtsHN =. DAvle,
70 SITS Surviving pa e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-14

NT TANTED-eiye hundred c1c4s OF uAK
w BARK al the Richmond T.nnery on
Brock Avenue. for which will pay S5 per cord;
ais9' ir O1esnut and Spanish Oak and SC for Red
anu bisck Oak. Having puroh n 81 the entire Ia
snees ih ins sbove Tannery, giAall eon..nus the
business On tie cash system In u Y own name
feTsons having Bark or Hides for e.le viii please
osli ga .. 'As faansry OF address by mei stating
the guam aty and quality OF each win psv tbe
highest market prices for Hides and Skins either
green OF dry. l respectfully refei to J. w. Bev
srIdge or NJ Altmeyor.
NH S--eedfms Ynrua
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n = tbs co-parsl 49, a
IL VAN IXw. TAYLoR 4 90. u - day

llSHOAkIlONs- = Tan CO. parsE eska1 Il
- vANIXw. TAYLox y 90. u - day
&0soivsd. .assi&
Having pafshasee he ipierest e q. M. PL1Ar
SALTS, iee Surviving partner, JOHN. VA
LEW, viii hereafter ecadass Ne taaixsss y hlo
0ssn aAAse. S 4a esa
All psrSone inxsessd 70 ths cad eeaessa. NJ
psssss cal and ssttls with NE andsrxs ynsd.
JOMne = vAN-LUW.
Jsnasaxv I. lAs9 ss - as--0
h hIssVLUfIUN OF t;5 L..
IL The parsn eship heretofore sa4ntns un1s ~
s{yis sf A. &c OEkER q 94As hHvbG eape1o4
january 1, l06A ky kuisa.ios 1Md ne A1esaae g
NJ. WW. BOD * NJ. shs aRasl ne1 hMe eap
slas.d With Nh .:n e.: " y pADk sA1 -
tssns thAs sxisa = Il ~ hsMw ecnsesn. anA ~
soasspes tks 1Mu0 A1U sArOTHSuA14
usi.r ths sans sanA II. vf,EKK ~
TAn ahai for tAs past Nh@ . r4freaAos Ae6nec1
q thena. shsy AspA ID ststeA - eAl1I 80
No y As.r tssssnA tsnsuAaGea 49, r.
same b futnse. s.'- {.
IA Afo--M U04amK&1 ! 0&h i
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NCTlCE MY improvements AZ the UIAU =.
IN Ter SPRINGS, - the soaaty Of AaM.
fax, Va, six miles south Of Bsston 1spet, sH
TIE kiehnaad And DSnvilis Rsiiyoad are
now open for the ,sespuon Of company. Pre-
payment OF 80 Per Mhnth will - reanlred.
Children under ten years and servaxis half
prize. hENky KAsLAY.
ap o-4W
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wv RPE;N TERs.
None bat those exeEapt
from military duty
need apply. GREEN Il ALLEE,
epc-lS conner Grace and 7th strss1s
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we'd FEB.
ciuzsr Of
'lioaucr,
Id Lire
iizcEs OF
eia may
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fs,Ns,As,s. NrAs,s.
!. osttAior
ON y mnmand q,
annhy dol.
|SSn enlist.
a. xouav~.
,sst re orsan.
u nsm in CON.
e,Imn military
,Xn coun.
my Of ,A
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Z b Ccu.
vtns hssn
siie-y Of
,iion. ard
:a.y a..
tbs Law
. Ia
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ttns he.
.Ig hsen
Zen ogr
IS In his
1ur Gus.
him
2VIE
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mrpanyo Of
kinta Vol.
'uAVEs.
the late
II be Ia.
|le zonavs
aught BY
|lmiiiar Ii
tain Gar
worka Or
siruet In
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Wv + U X u A S Z =,
From fifty TO Hshundred
Young MULES.
ap8-dAwtR j. H ANDERSON L co.
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have for sAls lot Of aAs SaxD OATS,
On aceonmodAtirg tsssAs.
& s.ss.s..ss. r, sAu0y6T..1
ap u-sts 3sS BroAd erect
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~ service
! tn stve,
O.
,ered inu
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BL.Iy
MANY
he Will
hose
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Lost AND rOIJyD.
SufsRIs1sHpanf's UYS;o4 g. 4 T. n *
Rionmor d. April II, 1851 I

EOUND Lett at ny store. bg mistake for-s
It tia.e il the month Of Feosuar7 isst, guX,
marked "WLa. II. Gill. piedInons, care L. Z.
fgslt, Msnasssa" The owner en- oksa;n tha
same by proving Pros ery snd yips fcr shis ad :
v:rtissnent. john T GRAY
api2 81 lat Main s.rsaf.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
THE CAPTURE or NEW ORLEANS.

Occu patton OF the Crescent City by the
Union Corces-The Flight and Destruc-
tIon OF Property by the Rebeis-Maps
OF Forts Jackson and SC. Philip
Operations Before Yorktown-Progress
or the War in the West-lmportant
Rebel CorrespondenCo-The Latest
News, &C., Sxc., Sc.
An interesting account OF tbs Capture OF ths City Of
New Orleans by the Union Forcs aud Of the Destruction
OF fropegty BY the Defeated Rebels with Letters from
eur Correspondents giving full dstss Of the preparations
ofGen Butler and CON. Porter previous TO the Occups
ton. accompanied with Maps showing the plans OF Forts
jackson and s. Philip and tho Head OF the Passes OF
tho Mississippi, will bs given In the FAxnY HKaAlu
ready this "wednesday morning. Il will also give tho
latest accounts Of the Operations OF che Union Arn!es Ia
fon OF Yorktown aud at fredericksburg Va The Latest
Dispatches from General Halleoks Division nesr Corinh
and all important intelligence received Of the movements
OF tho Uaon Forces throughout the country very in
tsrsting batch of Correspondence between Rebel Agoas
and Sympathizors In Europe taken from the Reb.
ste1nsr Calhoun, showing what tho objects of the
Rebel Agcnis, ard to what straits thsy were eventually
reducod The latest News from Europe and record OF
ali interesting events OF the week
Tsrns-Two dolars per year. Single copies, four
cents
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

RELIKP roR SICK WOUNDED SOLDIERS Tho Executive
Committee OF the New York Surgical aid Association
tho roefor invalid and wounded soldcrs their transit
through this city. announce to sho public that the
southern section of the Park Barracks ths Broadway
side, has been ftted up rgcal inArmary. large
body Of competent physicians aud surgeons have voun
toercd their gratuous services in this work OF patriot
ism and humanity; and funds required 10 carry
these benevolent designs into effect. the Executive Com
mittss solicit contributions from generous public
which knows well how to sympathizs with the suffer.
nss Of the brave mon returning sick and woundsd
rom the fields which they defended tho flag OF their
country. The namss Of the gentlemen composing the
committee may bs In hsir advertisement else here
Inserted.
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News from San Franc,sco.

JhN FKAFtrICO, April 20, IBVy
The ship Joseph Peabody has been forfeited the 70.
vornneut for smuggling
Trade has reconty revived 10 supply The demand for
goods suitable 10 the Oregon and British Columbia mines
u advance OF the Anticipated large emigration thther
business with the interior Of the State continues unsec.
sonably backward.
General Wrgh, has issued an order requiring the
rest Of oil persons charged with aiding and sbsrg, by
words deeds the rebellion, such persons 10 be con-
nef unless they subscribe 10 The oath OF allegiance
arrived, steamer Sonora from Panama, ard ship Dol
phn from Hong Kong.
Sailed, schooner Endsavor, from Shaughas; whaling
bark Csrib. on cruise; whaling ship W z. Nys, Oh
cruise ship Juana, for Callao.
SAX FRANCISCO. April %, 1852.
Arrived. bark Scotland, iBoston; bsrks Fra,ss and
Anton, Rio Janeiro.
S.ilsd, ship Moonlight. Valparaiso
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spnIns from the Geld OF battle. 1. is shown

,,onina from the Geld or battle II is shown
evenly seventh Sunday sustained for four
Ma attack OF four times ther number
a ssnemy aud fell back only when completely over
powersd by nunbsrs and that the Fifty third was sni-
.riy situated when compelled to fall back. They CON
sted the ground firmly, raying four several times TO
5set tho attack of the advancing rebels Both these
gimens engaged in the battle on Monday and be
kavsd brayey. Tho mputaiion against them, OF want
of courage pronounced gross misrepresentation or
aeberac perveson Of fact to from censure
those who really blame for allowing that portion
OF army 70 be surprised by the enemy On Sunday
morning.
EDUCATION OF CoLoRED CHILDREN
MIR. Grimes introduced in the Senate to-day bill pro-
vdng that the school collected from eoored persons
of Columbia shall be expended for the
port OF the ooored schools The coored people here are
90 bo require ed TO maintain their schools
AMENDMENT OF TnE SLAVE cONFIscATIoN BILL.
Senator Wilson offered TO day amendment to the
Couscation act passed August g. 1861, TO include the
wives children Of slaves in the provisions Of the
DISCHARGE OF DISABLED SOLDIERS.
~ bill reported by Mr.. Wilson the Senate authorizes
She Medical Inspector General any OF the Medi
Inspectors discharge soldiers from the service
whom they are physically disabled such discharge not to
prejudice the pay due at the time Of tho discharge
II TRANSPORTATION AND cLolHINa BUREAUS.
The bila TO create Bureau OF transportation and
Bureau OF Clothing for tho army reported back by
Che Senate Military Committee, with slight amend
,ments Tho Transportation Bureau is TO consist of
colonel eutsnan, colonel major aud six captains. The
Clothing Bureau is to consist OF colonel, lieutenant
colonel major and four captains Civilians may bs sp-
poin,si upon this bureau If IL is deemed advisable
sRIGADIER GENERALS APPOINTED.
The Secretary Of War transmitted to the House to-day
list OF all the brigadeF generals made from April l..
ds61. TO April l, 1862 The total number appointed
arius the year hundred and sixty-thres; OF
hese ten have been appointed major generals three have
fesgned four declined two died. and rejected
Total number In service April l. 1867 hundred
and torty-thres. From Arr to the 2sd inst, sixty
two appointed, and twenty nine confirmed.
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invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence or -
usorss shaner. Esq. st No 100 Ninth street,
this tWscnesday) afternoon, xt two O'Clock
srEwAxf-On sunday April q. at 81 Louis ALxXA sDss
X srswAEr, only son Of the late Dr. Edmund and EnHy
eelved at the battle Of Pittsbu' q Landing.
sAII-0n Tuesday morning April ~, o, scarlet fsvee
aged two years and three months.
The funeral will take place al No. "a Cast Twenty sxth
swsans.sss" Loas.oa ana foSr.h avenues tas
sILBxRHoRs-On Tuesday, April 20, JACOB Il SnBE1,
BORN. IN the 18th year Of his age.
attend the funeral from the residence of son No a
Chrysts street, this "Wednesday afternoon, at tive
Cemetery.
snrRLocK.--ln Phiiadslphia, on Monday morolAs.
April 2s MAsv, wife Of Isaac c. shurlock and daughts
New York
srKSpElpr.-on Tuesday, April 90 after . long aaA
aged "A years and IT days
Ny children. 1, your mother dear,
Lie in this mouIdering bed;
That voice, which you used 70 hear,
Is numbered with the dead.
Ins relatives ana friends o. the family respectfully
nvitsc TO attend the funeral on Friday morning ct tsa
O'Clock. from the C4nron street. Baptist church Ths
remains will DO taken 70 Cypress Hi. Cemetery for M
wssrEHyMr--on Monday. Aprn %, AuA. wife -
The funeral will take place this "wednesday morniag.
at nine o'clock IN the church corner OF and
Bedford streets The relatives and friends Of family
are respectfully invited TO attend
WINsoR-On Tuesday, April 29, RoslSA, wfe OF Hsury
OTIS wnsor, and daughter OF JOHN Earle this city
Tho funsra viii take place 1t No 26 wsst Forty Aflh
street, at Two O'Clock p NJ
WaSxLAs.--on Monday, April 2s after short bus
painful illness, JAMES WaEsLAS, aged II years and
months.
The relatives friends the family are requested u
attend the funeral from No. I22 Harrison street. South
Brooklyn, this Wednesday, Afternoon at two o'clock.
Pbiladephia papers please copy.
wRAy.--0n Tuesday, April 20, Mrs. JAM wRAr, sgsA
81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral Thursday morning, q
ten O'Clock, from her late residence, No 10 Fftyh
street. between Sixth and seventh avenues
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

GorscpALKs Coscxsrs-To night the Grst OF Mr. Gotta
chslks Ihros concerts comes of at Nblos ssIoou Al.
programme Is OF the most attractive az yet offered
By this dsinguihsd pianist and the artistic talent thss
no has called to his sssftsncs renders additionally
inv,,ing. This saS the concerts that he gives in
Brooklyn TO morrow and in New York on Friday, are
the only performances announced by him in either city
this week. On Saturday he plays in New Haven on Mon
day in Philadelphia aud on Tuesday IN baltimore
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Married.

Busros-rHoasoS.-IA Brooklyn, on Monday April 2s
by Rev Henry blanchard, Mr. SEisos H. BENTON, Jr OF
Troy, N. ". 20 Mss JOSEPHINE Thomson Of th rs city
NIcRols--MAsGAn .-On Thursday, Apr 1T, by the
ReV. VIM. p. Hammond, Mr. Wn. 8. NICHOLS 70 Miss
LizzIs MANGAA. daughter OF the iato Isaac Mangam.
SiMNoSs-WOoLIxl.--Un Wednesday evening. April 23,
at the residence OF the brides father, by the Rev e.
9. Norton, EDWARD b. SIMMONS to MARION A. WooILzY
youngest daughter Of Chas wooliey ESQ., eli Of this city
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
The Emanc patton OF Slaves In tho Dis
tricf OF Columbia.

Public notice is hseby given, that until otherwise
orderoi tho Commissioners under the act OF Congress
the 10th Of April 1862 entitled "An for tho
certain persons hsld TO service labor in the Dis
trict Of Columbia" will hold their sessions in the City
Hail. In the city OF Washington, On Monday, Tuesday
Wedn sssay, Thursday and Friday OF every week. and
that all persons, loyal 10 the United States holding
cls 10 service or labor against persons discharged
therefron by that act within ninety days from the
passage thereof (Which will expire the 18Th o: July
nsxt but not thereafter present TO the Commissioners
their respective statements petitions in writing
fed by oath affirmation setting forth the ages
and personal description vi such persons the
which the petitioners acquired such claim and any
facts touchn the value thereof and declaring his her
allegiance 70 the government the United States aud
that the petitioner has not borne against tho United
States during the present rebson In any way given
aid or comfort thereto.
And notice is hereby further given, thas the time
named the ninth section Of that act nng state
in writing schedule with the Clerk OF tho Circuit
Court for the District OF Columbia by the several
claimants the services OF she peSons made free by
that act, setting forth the Names agos and partc
lar description OF such persons severay s by sthori-
gyen TO the Commissioners by that act extended to
the first day OF June next The Commissioners pro-
b tied from allowing the claim OF any person who shall
20 file such statement schedule with said Clerk
according to the requirements OF that section OF said
SF VINTON,
DANIEL. r. GOODL0E,
hORATI0 KING.
WASHINGTON lDYiI % 1890