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The national Republican., 1862-08-12

~ DIR. 3. II. sIGEsMOnD Will be alb
sent from the city until next fall, when he will re-
sSme hs duties as usual. msy2i
NEW INVENTION or Anti EICihL
~ CHEOPLABTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or olasps, by
- X. =. B. SIG T. + M . N ~, /,
sl0 broadway, New York. and 26o Penng. avenue,
bet, 18th and 18th Sta, Washington, ID. o.,
Calls the attention Of the public to th6 following
advantages Of his improved system:
lBt The teeth Of his manufacture will oorrode
nor change color BY any noids and three foar,b
lighter than any other.
ID. No toeth or roots need be extracted, As thu
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
ID The roots will be made iIofIensivc and never
10 ache. .. .'.
9TH. No temporary teeth are needed, ~ permanent
ones can b made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression Of the faoe which, under the
old system, d frequently disngured
18th. This work has been fully tested, for over i've
years, by many Of the first Chemists and Ph7sioiAno
Of this and the old country.
metal alng with which the most sentative teeth can
be filled without pain, aud can build up perfect
sound tooth on any side roots, which will last
through Q liietims
Ma refers to the following gentlemen: Or. V. Mott;
DR.. Doremus. Professor Of Chemistry; Hon. A.
Mann, jun.; Capt Crabtree, Vice President Of the
Emigration 90. OF New YORK; Hou. Judge Wayne,
Of the Supreme Court. Of Washington r. g.. and
thousands Of others.
Call and examine yourselves. nov Sim
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
GOVERNMENT ADvTS.
pEssroH oEs1GE, sysE 9, 1891; . -

~ ALL WHOA II AAI CONCE4'
Application having been msde under the act OF SSt
June, $780, for the reissue Of the land Warrants d.
scribed herein, which are alleged 10 have been Lost
destroyed, notice hereby given that at the date
following the description Of each warrant, = ss@
certificate Of like tenor will be Issued, II novAlid
lection should then appear.
No. 10 $685. for 80 acres, i.sued under the act VI
March, 1885, In the name Of Cynthia, widow Of Cur
din Hutchins, and was granted November, 20, 1870
Aug. %, 1854. ..U' l.....
No. 7s,te3, for 100 scres issued under the 20. OF
March, 1856, In the name Of Timothy 7. Jehnson.
and was granted March 7, ls5s-Augu,t 80. 1889.
No. 81 t68, for 100 acrei, iaSt Of nth February,
lsl7,) In favor Of Edward Martin, Of Capt Browne
company, battalion of Mormon volunteers, 10 the
war with Mexioo-O October 81, 1sea 't.
No 100, ,74o for 100 aores, Issued under the aot OF
March, 1865, in the name Of Abigail Joy, former
wiuow OF Cbristopher Grant, and was granted Ma eh
l, lse2-October il, 1869. ..- II .- .-i. -
No, 50 ,Oo7, for 100 acres Issued under the ae, Of
March, 1855, in the name Of Amos Barrett, and was
granted May 10, ls5s--0otober II, 1882.
No 76,A3S, for 100 acres, Issued under the 9ct ~,
March, 1885, In the nance John Benjamin, and wa
granted December IS, ls57-Ootober II, 1852.
No. 70, 800 for 100 acres, issued under the set of
March, 1856, In the name Of Zalmon Randall, and
was granted May ., 1s46-October %, 1852.
- aOSEeb h. BAHRETk,
Commissiouos
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
GAIT WATER BATHING.

GAIT WAITER BATHING.
P1NEY POINT PAvIL1os.-rhIs AA
we'll known and delightful resort for -
those set king health and pl azure 70 now zen for
leave to state that The place has been rebuilt with
very large and oomfcr!asis cottages and newly fur
noS M San, ar
has been spared to make 1t uuexosled by any salt
water bathing place In the nj ed States The table
such a. soft and hard shsl crabs, fms OYSTERS Ter
tapins, theep head and o. her fsh. Tho bar Will be
Coco angling, and always plenty nshing, and sail
iug boats Tor the enjoymsnt Of the guess, free oS
ensrge. ,Attentivs and oblising servants A splen
did ootillon band has beeu engaged for the season
and th1 proprietor begs leave state that nothing
shall be lett undone his part to give satisfaction
10 all who ma, give him oSll.
erms-S2 per day, $40 per week, $sd per month;
chi. DIRE snd servants halt price.
All vistors are required TO furnish their own
bathing clothes Il. j. MARSHALL,
jyiA N.'e E,--- Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1862-08-12


(DepAxt3snt ExchangeJ ,-t.r
wAsHisofoy, d. c.,
And No. Park Place. corner Of Broadway,
E.s.. opposite Otty Hall. Ns,o York. -
Refers, By permission, TO
hsHs Ass.iSs as. iin vos Prssidsnt Ne
N ~ 6hsss, r., " % New Z fYOssciy; JSh9 N deod.iG
g Mas. John b. Alley, N q, Eass Aired 4,
Burnham, n. Q. Conn; Dwight Looni,, M. g.
xsSisy, n. O. o,,io; sidney ~ Eds.rton, al % NJ e OHIO
John o ] astehin., @ y. 2 SFiS; John Govois, N; q
al, X; G., VI John F. Potter, N. q wis; .
Gh.nd!ert Chan. n: 9; Mss James q: Lam. N; g;
iosgy N: q, IN 10, n /. .Nixcs N d, M j.i johr
4; N; stratton, N G., MI; r Fouke, N G.
III Owen Loyeloy, N. O., III ~. p. Blair, Jr., n
ffed Ely n G.. N. T.; M dor General r. B Dur
{ea; N. WyckoG, Esq Pres Williamsburg CIT,
Bank. '. 81 ~ 26-U
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DENTISTRY.
z 3sRa' wLsw9sR

sE q ssTGt gLsssfSGs
M. lt>SMl5, NJ. -
'Dsc Inventor and parpntee Of the Mincrsi Plate
re1ta nttrran pt7aoraiy st hrs once IN this oity
Many persons ,.p wear these teeth who cannot
others, aud person can wear others who
me- wen- thsse. .. .
refIons calling r. aiy Oiios be accommodated
with my style ana price OF Teeth they may desire
bat TO taose who particular, and wish the purest
cen,st Strongest sni most perfect denture that art
oar p.odn9t the Mineral Plate will be more fully
Uafrnntri
Rooms Ia tins Giiy--No. 5Ss tennsyly anis avenue
between Ninth ani renth streefs Also, GOT Arch
street Philadclphia uls. l5-ly
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

IuOUsE DECORATORS
II AND UPHOLsTERERS.
We would respectfully notify all in want
Of an Upholsterer or Paper Hanger that we
are prepared to execute all work intrusted
to "a In the most superior manner and on the
shortest possible notice. All work done by
I rs Ia under our own immediate supervision,
snd satisfnction " guaranteed In every Gaze |
JOSEPH r. X. PLANT & CO,
No. $50 d street, bet. Ninth and Tenth
| Refer TO Eeesra. Louis II. Perry a Co.,
Dealers In Carpets, OIL l-olotis, TO-, &, ocruerc Of
Ninth, trcet and Pennsylvania avenue.
] feb ...
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

TSO BE GOOD LOOK.
L ing.-old faoes made
TO look young and beau.
,iful. You may obtain .
handsome compilation, sx.
empt from Pimples, Bio iche.,
10 BY usit z Dr. Tumblety's
PimpIe Bauishsr. Prize, d
Per bottle.
Sent By mail or express to
any addfees.
Omoe-No. II Washingtou
Building, Psnnsylvania ave.
nue., corner Of Seventh street, =,
Warrington, d. 9.
e <-tf
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

Greatest Bargains Yet
EXTRA SILVER PLATED COMPLETE TEA
opiscss, bsst quality, ss7 20 nett
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR,
sTrench glsss bottles, ., stO, ss 90, 70 ss.so.
EXTRA sILyHH ED 41Skp faA5nRi sfiSSSs S5ssE THREAD
EXTRA s'LVEH-sfk555ss: sk15ss:: TIPPED TABLE
% per dossn.
EXTRA 5EtyE S1yEffsstE1USs fzstE 9SsiRs. iGRHs.rAOnD'
EXTRA sILvER-PLAIED. TIPPED TABLE
S8a dSz
EXTRA snyER-PLATED TEA SPOONS,
TIPPSD AND THREADED,
s2a dozen.
HEAVY sLvEh,PLATEp, poUBLE WALL
Lue size, best quality. beautifully engraved and
OheI only 90, 81 80 and % so for extra quality.
FINE sILvEBPLATEp CUPS, MUGS COB
LETS, sALT STANDS,
oniy ~ osch-retau pfioe, -
snvER-PLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
70 OTIS. each
siLvER-fLArED BUTTEn-KNIvEs
70 81. and 60 eta each
Wa are AgsIts for the Sale OF
AOCLAN's CELEBRATED
Ooooanut and Quince-seed
Hair Oils,
OOLOGNES. EXTRACTS, 60.
ChIiStiana's tSlognes, Extracts, ss.
wORsl.EY's PREMIUM
HONEY. PALM. ALhOND. AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
TAYLOH'S FANCY SOAPS.
Put up III Family Boxes, TO suit purchasers
wholesale and Retail.
Aiso. full lines Of Notions and Fancy uoOds,
all OF which We offer at the Manufacturers
Pricss, without any freight being added.
The Trade, Dealers, Houseksspsrs and Ped.
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee To sell at New York and PLiia.
dslphis priosar or perish IN the attssRpt
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
ID n. 0OnG10,
SOLICITOR Or PATENTS AND CLAIMS.

Deuntiss, Psnsisns, Beck Fay, Omosrs'
hecrust1ng, aad al other tuse Claims
.U. against The 0ovsrsAsne.
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

INA. LOOK WOOD continues the prao-
~ tice Of DeutiStry, in the Washington building,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street.
Having prsohced In the South nearly six.een years,
no feels assured that he can give satisfaction to any
that mGy call.
Teeth inserted ON NuLGAEIrE, Ruassn, or 9oLD
PLATa, Chloroinru administered when desircd
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
Read! Read! Resd!. Read!

Head! Read R0ad!. Read.
Splendid Cameo, MossiO, Lava, Usrbun
ole, end Jet setts Of Jswelry, q to
vAo0...... ...............,'''''' WV
Rlsgant 9arnst, Turquoise, and Enam.
slsd, full setts, u to ss s.....,..,"..,. 900
Superior Euameled, Csral, and Opai
Cluster sefts, 81 to oss......,.,....n, sO
Plain, Chased, Enamsled, and Fancy
Braoslsts, 81 TO s6...........,..,.,,. " 70 iocU
Cameo, Coral, Carbunols, and Nina
ture Brooches, 90 esnts 70 sl.....y. SO
Cent? Vest, Guard, and Ludies' Chate
laia Chains-the largest stock In Wash.
inston, u to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Ledies' Garnet and Carbunole Neck.
laoes, 81 10 $3.50. 800
Garnet, Carbuncle and Onyx Studs ana
Buttons, ONE, 81 sstt ..,.......-,. 500
Tins, solid, Gold Sleeve Buttons and
Studs, ssi iarsts, 20 cents to 81 sstt,. -
Gents Cluster and Opal Bosom fins
gold moantings, 80 cents 10 81 Is .... .
Fine Lookeh and Msdaiious, for two and
f6uf Pictures, 81 to oSi6o....,.......,. 81
8sal and Stone.Set Finger Rings, every
variety, 50 cents to d. sl.6o.............. &C
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
1862. 1862.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AN aOY AND PHtLA.
DELPHIA ANDTRRNTON RAILROAD co. q
LINES.

NEW xV0A Ian 60s
TIE GAHRzs zsb AsR AS8I AsS fa5A
FRoM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES
From walnut street wharf, and Ken
WILL LlAvs A. YoLLows. VIE Fare.
Al A. M Vi. Camden and Amboy-C. "A:
At a %. eis c.%s:a ;ad J:i::y ciy-a:a
ASA II wa KsnsDstOn and jersey CITY -
Al ,as fis X. Va Camden and Xn6cy"iceom '''
AaP via Camden and XmSo;y-G. and 4. 1a'
Al. Vi. Camden and jersey city. ''
A.F. H., VIA Gsnd:n and jersey city. ''''
At OK w. r., i. Remington and jars; City. 40
At ,s a.s ~ i ksn:ns.on and jersey 6ity- NV
Al p % NJ via Camden and xmSoy.x;ocomi: '''
modatiou, (Freight and Paa.enser1
1t olas sucket............ AN
The II y r p H. Il sosiSssn 1:ii i run: dsiiS' p'''
and 8, 50 ssd isP X, from Konains ston, and 81
For Rssoi :na issss%.dss. Station. q. TX
For IF F.inys, ESsrton, Dslanoo. Beverly, Bur
!i1s'Sn Ins FISr'ne'' B0Fd'n'0"n' Co. at lsx'l4''
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordsntown and interms.
dists .stauons at AZ P. NJ, nom Walnut street
wharf
SO For New York. and Way Lines leaving Ken.
dngton Depot, take the Cars on Firth street. above
Walnut, hal! an hsur before departure. The Car
ran ints the Depot, and on arrival Of saoh Train
run from ths Depot
flsy ps.ad. q B.ss.ss op,y. .!low.d ssoh Pa.
thing 10 BaSgsle but thar wearing apparel. ~
bagSs5e ever MY pounds, TO BE- paid for extra
to One Dollar per pound. and viii not Be nabls ii
any amount beyond 100 Dpllars, exospt BY speeia
contract WIN. II. GATZMER, Agent.
m
The national Republican., 1862-08-12


u ssS.LSss. vp solely In quart and pint bot.
ties, TO meet ths requirements Of
Drasslsk, and thoss TO whom Pure and Unsdultsr.
atsd liquor u Necessity or Luxury.
1t " the oldest established Of all the 9IHs %
whioh have started into existence upon the basis oi
y Sns g ed a Nth and IN NJ way lii.
= OLD Tos )" or" LorDon DoCE, !" Or Ldspou dn,"
spssssbllity y assumed by thsif Sssett.rs
lal prsisrsbie 70 even fuaI Holland Gin, and 2 az
I'd eytle.s Il Z, lssd hss enr 'sen" 30 say thou
e. ssz 'a as:' s.'s ar! :as ;ssa;s
m Ra:S:G44a .ss. n I.ss. ssaSss ;.s + has no
.rssy m: ~ .es Sssa' S4 s:SG.: to
grsvsniss, q !. I:$sdiai agent v. want 10 other
II 10 our uads necSm."
.aspt.8 SS81 N safas:: 9; h.si,h, yodi % sTsssss
y. BALDWIN d CO.,
Sole lMrolrEas,
VI Liberty street, New York.
s''d IN i EoHHEI. sSSlHfsI. SySLLEs * q co.
2le street, near Pa. svenus,.,
aeo Wy And dealers gensrAty.
. MARBLE MONUMENis
60, go.
have large and most sxtenhvs stocG o,
Italian Marble Monanssts, Grsv..'"u.
&c., &c.,
for sale st low prioes Tor cash. will ssl isduosa
prices to those If the army or navy who may wan
tham q memsntoes for their comrades whr hav,
fallsn In dsfsnos Of the Union.
WM. RUTHERFORD,
Sab lT-A0 Wrset north, bet 1ath and latn
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
VXyNTDR ARRAR0EMEHT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, end Baltimore
n All h q AD.


Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
n AxIR q AID.
On sad s,sr MONDAY, NOV. ls, 1891,
PASSENGER TRAlNs LEAVE PBILADEL-
For baltimore, st $50 . m, sIs . m, li.ss =. m,
(ExpeesJ and 1851 p. n
For ohsstsr, at slss L.. II 30 . m ,aAs and 10 20
for wilnins.os, at $50 =. m. SO =. m, Ii IS 1
for New osstis, 81 SIS .. m and $40 pm
For Dover, st sis z. N. and s.4s p. m.
For Milford, at s.ls . N.
For Salisbury, at 10 . m.
TRAINS TOR PHILADELPHIA
Lssys Baltnos. q s,so . N: (Exprss'1 Loo p
i!.1.' s.'%ssls '%sss.. e - 4 rs "a sds1R's ss m
Z: Law s1s ss!.sRsl, sR , .. sp. m.
Leave Dover st o. m. and G.lop N.
Lssvs Chsssr At $50 : n, IS is, itc, and %,
Law Bsltmors for Salisbury and internsdisu
eations at 70 and p. m; for Dover and interme
diats stations, at los p. m. .ll
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester At 646 o m, u % and II 20 y. IN.
Leave Wilmington at 40 .. m, s.2s O. m, II at
aRs II i TsA1s e with Passenger Oar attached
u Leave ave Pniisdsipiis, for P.rryv,l- and ,p,as,a,
d,ate places, at SO .. m
Leave Wilmington, for Pesryville ann iatermedi
~ issSs ss's ssitnSrs for H.v. d.er.0s and ,...,
mediate stations, ate o. m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY:
A. $50 q. N. snd 1860 ,. m from Philadslphis to
Baltimore.
Al I from Baltimore 70 Philadslphia.
The 80 u. m Train from Rhiladelphia to balti
more will run daily, AoWdop eno7sed.
jan ST President
1862. 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

Aarrisd persons, or those contemplating natrt
mony, who suspect themselves Of impotsnsy seminal
asaSnsss, or any disease arising IRON u relaxed
stats OF genital orgAns, whether the rssult Of
abssss, ipjury consequences OF youthful indisOrs.
roas, or indulyr,os Of the passions in r.per ysars
are earnestly eItreatsd to place themselves under
the care Of pr. v. They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, aud full vigor restored.
B~ rsats with sutrs suscs.s all diseases Of females
suon ~ LUcoRRHEA or WRITES, LAPsUs
UTERl, 30, &C. , and In every case guarantees q
psrises CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUNI.
CATIONS strictly PRIVATE and CONFlDRN.
TIAL,
rERsoNs calling see no one but the DOCTOR
Tno<s 81 distances may be TREATED by MAIL
giving STATEMENT OF CASE, 80, SO
The national Republican., 1862-08-12

61O seventh -. go
-. ,. Bs4k.W. 4 CO., =
uAruyAosunnns' Asssrs.
Permanently Established II 1Ss0.
D.. TENN RpoULAR
QUARTERLY SUMNER SALE
Pine Jswelry, Sterling Silwr-Platsd Wan
Beautiful Gold Leaf and Gilt Oval and Square
Fancy Photograph and Picture Frames,
Fine Paintings, Engrsvings 4
French Pictures, hr
Ambrotype Union Cases, Pertumery,
Fancy Soaps. si every make in the trade.
SPLENDID TABLE AND POCKET CurLEhi,
10 job i.ots. to suit purchasers
We respectfully beg leave 10 call the attention
Of the entire community, DsALxRs. hOUss'
IlErns, kc., TO this nns, new, and
extensive stock. at suoh prices
~ defy competition.
Comparison OF prices will convince ali that We ars
now selling the best and cheapest goods In cur lins
that can be found in any house n the country.
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
& p EOIAL-N OTTO E.

g ECIAL L NOT1 @ e.
DIR. n. vELLNY'S Private Hospital, In the
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh and F streets,
opposite the Post and Patent Ofhoes. Rooms
70 end "a, up STAIRS Washington, DC.
All diseases Of private nature treated In the most
scientific manner, and radical cures erected IN al
ossss, sYPHILI1IC AFFECTIONS, aoNOR-
RHGA, aLERr, STRUCTURES, sEMINAh
WEAKNESS, or the result Of voLUPruous
DREAMS, or any weaknes ofths 9ENERATIvE
ORGANS, from any casse whassvsr, or how log
standing, thoroughly and radically cured.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what your dissass, let no fAlss dsncsoy
prevent, Apply Immediately TO Dr. vsllny, who b
ackn0Wledged 70 De Dy Iar tne most DOCChooF w
PHYSICIAN In the treatment Of private dissssa
Fear not to come and make known your nisfostunss,
and he will spssdy send ysu On your way rs,oaoins.
SELk-ABUSE,
That dreadful soourss Of the Young, INDUCED ID
when alone, which destroys the gsnsra,ivs Organs
units you for married life, producing weakness o
the back and limbs, lsss Of animation and musoula
power palpi,aton Of the h.art nervous irrtability
ioss OF memory, msianchoiy habits, insanity, con
sumption, and death.
YOUNG MAN, In view Of the drssdfai oonse
qssnoss, delay not to make your oass known to DR.
v, Your secrets with him are sacred, and you ma,
confidently rely upon his med skin.
Thousands whose systsms were shattered and yer
on the brink of the grave, has he brought baoI I
vigorous health b. his ssiifui treatment
MAPRlaGE
The national Republican., 1862-08-12
CHARLES
LONDON
CORDIAL
G I N

/ aSuilsa In LOaDOs, and put
up solely In quart and pint bot.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

affords him ne time and the means to enjoy The slave
'wn' se thrown hto each others srm' and upon each
- svmosthy. the moro deteminstely because the spirit
and liberal principles Is abroad and Ia making sacn
% ~ ape II monster and remove the evil and 'he oio'
rhx have increased their discipline tenfold and she VIZ.
pe. and have thrown Gordon OF vachialne" s0"uo ~
that arrests all nsior s.temp and prevents all 80
- ard .,,sf An urwonted energy 10 now eIerted tnst
,uow, no relaxation The unheiithuiness OF 'ne o'nso'
boo IA. ramps Of tse Southern ststes VIII a'o 'uu
oop Of Slavery becs-,e white men canpo eA sSe ~"
sfeorp ths task To. nnste feeling OF hun'n5 ana Tue
g., MAN TO ..-eiorae his condieo, reaches not the
who regards all the world Ct war win num- 10
f.e e,.mpt from Of philanthropy, becsuss others lsve
taken the responsibility of T. without consulting him. 1t
must however be admitted that Is herd to shut out light
ard liberal principles They will penetrate all outward gnlse
and bine upou the very midnight of SlsTery Tho master
will 10 spite OF himself bs acted upon by ths progress oi
opnion the wishes OF the gre,. world and the slave eaten
come smpses Of the gh. Of freedom and bis natural rights
aud learn 10 feel his strength. The fears OF the master
and guarded precautions convince the slave oil the
weakness ard OF his power. And finally when tue s'
bor Of free men becomes cheap and abundant the
ro6t Of the slave less and tho masters respophbity In
cres.es he will rid himself of the disgaceul Troublesome
dangerous and improbable property erd free himself from
IN. sye Fo the uasler Is destilel away ro the
,laye not the slave much extent from the master The
slave will be left in the occupancy Of hs swamp for 10 pro-
cess eau remove three million from any soil lnever
has been DONE under the most absolute desposin
they ney regarded fixtures Of the SOIL " part oil tina
nation this people Slavery viii In the endak care OF ise
In the mean tine pH be ncdsS of ds'o!Tff9 TIE
Uaion oni breaking doWn Mi' CoaJederd;ion.."
| Consider that all this was written and
printed seventeen years ago, by an old man
who had always been stakeholder, and 1t
must be regarded as little less than prophetic.
But, in fact, oil that we now see is what
wise man might long ago have foreseen. The
habit Of pandering to Slavery, deierring to H.
klaming ts ambition and Gatiating its rapacity,
which our ruling politicians have too long cul'
tiyated, was certain to tempt it at last to ex-
actions which could not 10 complied with.
Rebellion and civil war followed of course.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
vIszs-rs-~-nxS-Es-zr-Sr-y,

bEsshGE oT THE GOVERNOR or CogSEcrIcur.-
In his Message 10 the Legislature, Gov Buckingham
sa}s the salance in the Treasury on the lot OF April
1861 was Si9,.90; that there has been received ON
bonds drsng the year, s2,OOoOOoi for taxes,
S2tJ, N6 iud from other sources, $ljJ,279, making
tie Assets 3 ,iG,'ij The expenditure Of the pes,
year is, in all, 81 lis 256 leaving a balance OF
s2yS, ,lSy. Ia regari to Inc School Fund, the Gov
ernor says il originated
ksom sale Of public lands wing IN what Ia now tb. north
east part o Ol5 The ale lAda la 1875 for the ann AT
&l.N0O00 IL hGs produced agtresa. incom. OF oVer
No, o,2ooo which hss been used ior cOucs uurpo.
In h, soger. schoc s3cieo8 aud laid the fud.tio W t
~ sseu 81 pubic cdncaon wh.C las heru ths last d, and
glory Of our STATE Ir fluid amount, TO = $50 40 !.
or nearly double The o nal chpsl Tho Income for tie rs.
year as 1'en l3"J 49, from which there has been rislr
dividend Of 81 20 10 sid In tho edu alton OF each of
eIdef teNeon The .i'a Of aud 10 years the State
In regard 10 rii!roads, the message save:
Tho Now London and hcg Haven Railroad havln; been
unable to meet its obligations they a'ure hfe passed
nom The management Of tao directors hands Of the
trustees aud Ia operated benent the .t mort
se Dondlodcis m accordance with tho proygons Of e act
Vt 1850
Tho roads reported In good coalition and the fact
during the past eight tw eny'thee millions OF
persons NH'o been conveyed them vita mo loss vi e
nD oio passenger while rcis In his seat evidsoce that
have ecu operstei by their agents and guarded by tie
iu1ii' with reaIence to the general safety
oD Tho subject Of Banking, tho Governor says;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
Aegr,ga,e Loi,in tho piyl.Jou..2 09


The enemy captured seven OF guns Sunday bat
los bat enough IN number g balance the amount A. the
time oi recogens camps fagued that
could not follow the etIeatir of the enemy
the follow Ing day followed with Buck ind aud Hide.
brands bgldcs for six nj the result Of which
ready reported or personal stall spres with
praise and thanks th,uk th-y mclt much ggnpowder
AID heard cannon balls aui bueis must satisfy
their ambition. Capt Harmon my Chief az stat thou
feeble health very sctiys h broken troops
coussne the s.eads and aiding 10 form the ines o defense
and attack commend him 10 your notice. Major SsnglIs
Intelligence quick perception, anu execution wrle Of
very great value especially in Bringing Ire the
tries that co-operated efficiently tn Cap.
R Coy and Dayton, Aided Camp with ali the
carrying orders and acting with coousss spirit aud cour
L odien hurdfcds of wounded indebted for
the hind aud excellent treatment received the Geld
90, and In the various Temporary opiis sted along
lire u operations They worked day and .h and did
no. rest til al The orntcd of troops as well a.
The enemy In ssfo ard comfortable shelter 10 Mai
Taylor, Chief VI Artillery. feel under deep obgsco. lSf
good and judgment in managing the batteries on
sich much depended noose his report ssd irdor,e
his recommendation Tho cavalry Of y command kept TO
the and took little part IN the ectou bu, would have
been madness to hsss exposed horses the tire
under which We we're compelled remain r. auniay at
I'LL Monday at Capt. Kossac6 Il the Ia xueer.
Nilh AL the tine I'D Of great Assstaace ia
close bis sketch Of the battlefield which il the bo. have
and which -1nablo you tho various positions
occupied by Division. well Of the others tkst Dc tc
yatcc In the battle
viii ao send in during tho day the detailed REPORTS OF nv
BigsJ's ana Colonies and will irdoIse II with such u,
uagKs 4. deem proper.
sn sc, Jour obsdient seIvaut
W. T. SHERMAN
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

vs. in family worship and Bible study. Each chap
ter Of the Bible. with the text and marginal refer
ences, has numerous "notcs' and INSTRUCTIONS -
the former explanatory Of the text. and Containing
in clear and condensed form the fruits OF p&s'
Bible study and the latter impressive statements
of the lessons of truth and duty taught in the text.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

Tile Chanaings is new novel by Mrs HENRY
Woop. describing domestic life in England, written
in The fluent, easy-gong style, which mas areAoy
given her ropuIar reputation in tins country r.
Ii, Peterson a. Brothers.l