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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29

Yas WAS II ThH WssT.- Tie latest ~ Ash
inxIOn dispatches say" There is nOtnils
from Pit.sburg Landing The la test sdvices
at the War Department are that 0sh. Hal
isck's army have been within four miles OF
Uorintk for several days. Some rkirmisI"
ing mas taken place. The rebels 40 not seem
inclined to venture an attack
UA1ao. MAY Is. Iso3.-Tns Tug ssnt aoWH
from the feet to recon ottrs was nIed on
from Fort wright yesterday evening. SuD.s
Qusnt demo nstrat1nh- by the rebels indicate
mat they still ocSHs.1s the place
OHIoAso, May 7s, 1862. "A spec 1ispn lch
IIom the fiset, the 22d, states that Ct O'CLOCK
yesterday two mortars opened Oh the fort.
which WA kept up at inter yais OF i've min
Qtes until stx o'c.0 ch In Tue evening. The
frtng was returned three or four times by guns
from the rebels, either from the fortidcAI lOns
or from their mortar beats, their shells hurst
Ing wide OF the mark and doing NO damage.
WNHIarOx, May rs, 1862 "A steamer at
rivsd ~ Uairo Il. day from he uotiua An
osioer on board reports that the rebels CAV
striking proof ON wednesday OF their pres
snce by dring into steam tug son. down. On
q rsconnottsrGng expedition, bat 1t 10 sup-
posed they are In small force The rebel dsss
had disappearsd-
- rfs~
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"Uslos" SKsTIHssT IA NEW Or. <.ss-~Ths
rev Orleans correspondent ii tie ass9sn
Journal writes

"Usios" SKSTIa6sT ia NEW Or S.Hss-~Ih s
rev Orleans correspondent u Tie aysis1
Journal writes;
have failed 10 notice sny ssaesai n.aAiS
fsststioL Of Union sentiment, though ia
stances OF individual loyalty have reg axn lily
come under my oDser Vanon. Mel Of respsc-
liability and wealth have visited the Federal
ships by stealth, going on In the evening
wheE the ieves is deserted. Union ladies'
have sent conSTatulatory iettsrs to ms OH
GERS, ana q ot uhfIe quentiy We have .sen them
on the lsves ut nightfail s'yly Wa SinS their
handkercAieIs 1t the of1cers board the
Federal vessels Passing along the street. ons
Is occasionally q greeted with smile OF friend
lines, but oftenef the naughty curl OF the
lip ami the flashing eye betray the mali gnanI
spirit which renkles within.
The lady who should bs cob versiux
with d Federal officer would De tADOOed in tbs
afistocratic circles Of New Orleans. and TIE
man suspected OF entertaining Union semi
nept Is looked upon with suspicion. ara
hunted by the bieOdnounds Of the rebellion.
While Unionism rests under this bao, tns
manifestation OF dtsloyalty Is open. oe1d and
defiant We see and hear II everywhere Eie-
sautly dressed la11isS stand on the levee as We
pass Ia boats, and cover their finely chtseiec
features with their hands, looking u Us through
their delicate and en-. bedecked fingers. One
draws her veil over her face la token or her
coz tenn ut. and others in deep N burning, " hose
brother, perhaps, has fallen q victim to feds.
raj buliets in an unhoiy cause, turns her pack
upon you till you have passed. when. woman
~ curiosity overcoming her anger, she
slancss over ner shoulder to get sight OF u
real give Yankee" AL are bitter and crest
fallen, and months of Federal rule. stern, yet
mild, must elapss before the Union sen timent
Will develop itself 10 any great extent In this
city.
70 tbs above We add paragraph rfoEa thr
Washing tbG correspondence Of Tie baitiI.oFe
Sun.
Onceis who arrived fIom New lkieans on
the steamer Rhode Island report that the
city was qaistiy held; but that II there
was q Union man there, hs would have to be
sought for by q strons light. On every aide
the city IL perfectly bstsaGuersd-nood and
Iife both awaiting rising OF the people agatns,
The Fedora forces.
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" nUN0 MEN CT RIOhM0ND. ATTAN-
L TlON WGy stand ~ here Idle While yocr
Ii othefs are III the Geld wi ring honor glory A. d
fslne at the can lons abs IL here one among
u 30 eowardy or craven hear.ed thas " ill
lot strike bow fof freedom aud In iepen
dencef a blow in defence If your homea
hresid snd tbs eaerej cause of rtSht, Win
Jon tuomit to sbiset slavery. oppres ion, an
" amy, OF "a imp incip'ed fosi VS. know you
wi ! not Tor your moth would blush, to owe YOU
As their sons Don't ct ths tins 81 Of corn Re
poiatsd st you As one unworthy to eIiIy he pl iv
leges OF ber,Y and indepep dencs like the Lac gar
that Tems at home
Having received gu horny TO siss a sonpan ioe
local defence at the sea, OF Government al ypul
men snould cal at once aud epl:st at TIE Recruit
Ing I'm 9 on Broad, between oh and It'll street ,
for th' defence Of the capita of III Old Dominion
There Is no time f.r dss } Rally 1T One, d.f.r Il
your be owed city fn,ni The ds.pot's heel ard rhe
tyran'y oi an sbo III i 60 ~eihmon'. Youcg ms.
shonio Mt l0se this chance FOL snistiag IL this &c
rfo"s cause tns untP al $50 giesn. and I'M
iotbis Iarnis' 81 my - 9t>
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DAN AWAY-tt00 KE~AhD-Fron Shsr
IN n..ld lths ista rs,sidsues. af kaxaf II Akin

ID AN AWAY-tt00 RE Shar-
II wood, (the late rssideaes Of Roger u Akin
son. dec In LuLsnturg e0unty, Va. } GA Sunday,
IT'S 20th o, Aprii. 1852 Negro named ARCH. be-
tween II and 10 years Ut see, about feet inches
hist. u black color, &nd pleasant oountsnsnss.-
Ii went of dressed In drSb fuied hnss7 freck
coala vest and pants, black douch hiss, ALI coarse
boots, worn through tie Writer He aEd other
to Sherwood early Mar last AID Arc. wss
doubtless On his way back dat s3aaty. he wa
Arrests and Idssd 10 Jail the I'D Of last mooth
Il Hanover q. n. Ia company, however, with
tvs uthes 1egross and two white mAn (.hs two
white raeu c6as ID with fsloay, y ali ens dasd N
shs same room. hCn sseAEsd tro1i isi about tho
nfss day cf thts pen,h
One hun arsd doiisra nil be- paid by Tao i'r &ks
apprehension ami de'iye y oi said keSfo ~ ss'iis
lsii SO that get him a. Aiu bssidss al reasonable
expcnses Ny address IL Mon !nss vsnaca O i,
Luneb6urs county. vs.
DIV 3a-I2~ HANF HE nAMEY
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LNUk SaAE-My isaiicnos at Deupres's Did
II Store: ia county Of Charlotte, seven miles .fom
brakes Branch Depot kichnond and Decviils
ahilroad containing 70 we tiatsIed lane.
with 60 d ~ sliag houss ADD o:fso nearly sw
9Th nf sssarY outbaiidiag. and good well Ct
~ater III the yard. P-fsossion given immedi
viii Also sell my residence al Drs.s; Branch,
ser Of land nss,y sll q iginal gro til, with
foe spring of wxter. The dwslhny IL large ar i
handsome. with ak rooms aboss Decides baae mspt
rooms, consisting Of large dining rocin. store
framed kitohea. smoke house les house at.p 9.
d. wit one OF The besi gardens Ia tho c6autr "
add las yooug orchard last beginning to bear,
consisting II the beat ftutta All nicely pslsi
and rallied IL. The Dui!d pgs zfs all new. aud sit
ustsd Ia u beautiful oar cove, ca!.d Sstnpsou'a
Hill" apply to T. q BROOKS
G.g ~ -9Ws BRAKES h-spcl
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NEWS.


Capture Of the steamer Gordon.
wnnISaroS, Nay astb II he steamer Cor.
ion. Geo walker commanding, Was captured
by the bIochaders at ten O'Clock this morning
of the Main Bar Of Cape Fear. One boats
crew escaped. ana esorts NO one n1Ft Her
cargo consisted u f1vs Tho nshnd stand OF arms
and twenty-five tons or powder
Two YANKEES on the Manchester rnsd, 81
miles hence, were trough. here Ia day They
are probably spiss or b.ldse- burners
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DOhRDINa.s fs~ sipsis 4en,lsn.sa, oa a
ID small family eal 70 accommodated WITH a
very nne ROt M and BOARD. on enable
terms, 10 Il private family. Tbs house 10 new.
and located in ons I the n0st healthy and pie "a
ant parts Of tie city Apply by nots to Il G.. -
Dispatch Office for three Days my 49,
DUA - snd vssy hns Kooln, suitable Tor a
% family also = aingie koom, for . gentleman
or . lady ca be found by hmm cists spplieatiJ D.
to Mr.. SUI OUTH. dSAss street. between 7th and
9Th. soatH ri my 49,
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T1fLLacU. hOspiTAL

Inc ahi,sg =, ~ tls sss,sl Us. "a .joi
otsl PAaiaGts will be siA aciis pee " ssk. isu.
lied numlas only viii be received
my 70 Sc
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.


ROE KnWAa -'.hayea so.- Camp, "a,
6Zs) Fairfield Kaes Curse. 'r~ night u
the s7tb Inst ia1se d.ia t0riel MA ne. with
star her fos sLes5 beth hiud II Of tttis white.
full tail, split haf tight IoEs leg. very smA,'
white spot ON ono side Of heF suIap hLe fiies
we'll III pace I will pay tie above iSxaFi tor
her If deiivsr.d 10 nae as The Charles City Troop.
Fairfield Race Course. OF to Mr. Janes U. john
aton, at the Virgins Stsbisa, Ol Franklin street.
j1st below Exchange Hotel.
ROBERT W W.i.i.0ox,
my 2S-5.s Charles City Troop
KTaVE DUL-Aks aNwA kD suayed Eou
II the fsII1 Of WIN. ii Wyatt. ~ the Meehan-
tesviLs f0fnl.ke. three niiss nom Richmond Gu
Saturday last, 4 brindis BUFF Ai.0 COW, with
both cot. aud had leather etrap one OF her
lsga. The above reward will bs paid fer her de
livery At Mr.. VIM. A. Wyatss residence. ssss-
shall. betwosn Fousaee and Adams STA, or fof any
Information that viii issd to hhr recovery
my 2s-2t1 RI1 AID PHiLa!t-
&, T 4 a Ii D-,jn yesterday. 4 isfgs sorrel
- HORSE abort name, itng legsse, thin, Snd
ugly sscsped {. on. Camp Lee he wa seen after
crossing the Central kaalrosd op9osits t4ouisi&ns
Hospital, and sotps i1 southsas!s.iy direction
A liberal Raw srd AID thaLks WALL bs paid for hin
when s'elivefet nj Uamp Lee.
my 90 DTS Carr. WM. CAMERON
O'r OHILD.-A ut 10 eoiorsd BIO Y. na.. al
EUBEE. bstw-en 8 and year, Of sss. I. Is
s0pDc sej wandered I'd IL she Uld CLARK Ct Il ouse
yest esday morning HIS color very light brown
Had On v heF he left my house, plaid Jacket,
(red and blat } blue pSn 8. and apron-,,o hat
ny person returning said BOY TO ms. on Frank lin
street betws q Il sud I'D. will DO suitably
~a,dsd inv a9-lrl VIM. WILLIS.
O6r- Between Mi.chsn 4 Ty.sr's 1ewe.sy
1 store and p. z. Whites shoe stors, Tus
dan gold Ri. u, contsi ding acar5uncis sto1s The
finder will rscasSs, ty delivering at this Office Is
NV 1856 n, MI fUHALL
TskkN UP--,'n Saturday week = aa, Ban,
i die cow, win yoaas uaif. Two sliis 10
-. end - os,
each horn. !AbiAS 6URI4EY
u,y 2s-3
TAX Ur--AI my place 90 tne Grove ncad
(sidneyl thres sorfei HORSES ana q Bay.
/ Ile " will pissse COMO forward, prova prop
a,.y, sisy oaaees su1 taxs them away.
my 20 IS u. n. Ln6lSSOa
TNSUA PTH-From his cage, =
r. MOCKlN6 BIRD,
<i.n WLiss wlnsA. any p6fsou catching u in
viii M rewarded by leaving him at the corner
VI goth nd Main streets Mrs. LAFUN.
my ISIS
II OST-<,n ths ~ d instant, cry ksnus1ns
1 BLACK LAVA HRHA6TPIN III. II DIR
viii be ". rows dad b. leaving .t a. tie Disnxtch
sfass. my 1913"
T,rHsYND-From he house Gu Nonasy, n
= ,oiossd CHILD, aged yssrs. Any enc nav
in1 the ehsla viii please seaa it to
ny s9--It' MAS. MOONS Ne, ofii4in st,
T11YED-S5 KE = ARD-On "a 1Osn mat,
y stmali asrk red elOW. with sr.su n1rns. Vet >
Jcor- Tho above reward will DO pAi6 op her a.
livery me on 18th stEest. IA HascoertoYn.
cay git Nlrs. NARY MU6EN1.
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REAL. HsTATE EOx SALE.

~, AuR Res OF fHlrCE EDWARD
4 LA N ID FUR SAi.E.--Owaing a,ors
Land ~ An can make proEssbis. Tor ~s1t II Ia.
tcrsrs otter for es.euy tract, called ''Wasensd,
lying the waters OF Little Mott way, In "a,
couLtJ Of Prince Edward and containing by 70
cant survey 1ls acres 9ks above land u within
II miles Of Prices D<po., On the Blchmoud and
psnslls Railroad. The sitasttoo = pieasant one
with adwe'lins Of biz fooms, good 1oabis Kitchen
meat oouss; new etaoIe. good srsnary ne1
corn not 81. garden, with . good sfamsd building Of
tss looms - oversssGs house ave tabSe 20 hoo %
gon1 corn mill - ith IL half .ais OF tho jwSiI,ps
On said land there II about 70 acres Of creek hst
che hundred and nfty acrss of forest land. lor.
ton In fine growth and he residue In aooa cor d.
lion for tivatloa. we'll set in clover and hers
6rass-the whole fsrGi Icing n gentle southern
EXPOSURE well adopted TO tbs growth OF hera.grsss
aud clss.r Un Eaio iano there sre Two GO Oh
chsr ds. The under, ixned Ia willing to give mo.
diate posses son. and will also sell the crop stock
plantation dtsnsils &C., and hire the hands now on
the farm Tor the balance u theysar. Any enc d..
string to purchass, will DO we'll to apply 70 ths ua.
dsrsgnsI. Z. b. SOFT
l., Green Bay Post Office,
hChIaoId and DanViIia Il. Il
or I" MArDu1 Co Gary :tfes. near shookvo
WsIsh,Use. nv
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SDaf0siAL ABRiv Al <---AtcnsTo Headoa
Esq Editor or the Char estop q. o. CoSssG.
cAs arrived IN mis- city. aud has taken lods'
ins' at BILLIARDS. Excnaugr Hotel. Hs Is on
. visit to his D~Isnsw AID doptsd sos. Coz
poral Richard Yndon. Jr ~ the Waning
ton Light Infan try, Hampton . Legion, now
AZ camp neat this place and Also to ohroni-
ole the gioridns victory nat sw.sfts the Jon =
army. should the vandaf ems ny dArs
to attack the time hopprsd Capital Of the
OId Dominioy..
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SAFETY Fuse, Rice, soda, n.
,-tursd Tobacco, tor xais b,
l. Z u. y. OAV ENkOAx.
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The people Of Irelaad are suffering from
famine.
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kU5NIA0 TIKI BLOCKADE
lie sssamsr Nellie, Capt.. Moore. from n a.
'Aa, having on board cargo oT meoiqines
Aaa general merchandise, III attempting " sua
'ls blockade on Charleston last Sunday Jnoru
US was chased Sshol on the southern snd OF
to's Island by the Yankee cruissra 1hs
SEE. u Tuesday, says
aas steamer CALDWELL reached ils titJ
s'ss sssnin from ths Nellie, having On poaYd
OF tbs cargo Of the latter. MIR. J. a
fnos y the agent Of the Nellie also All VI Cd
s,ssr ~, ana from him W. learn tis8S tn .
orssa9 nas commenced 70 LEAK In cSnse-
,x,s"S tas heavy sea TO which she was
mS ~ On sunday night end Monday morn
saG mat she has worked up on the teach.
~ ssS U lett dry 1t low water. Much OF
=. srr:a !. has been landed IL good or
~ - u y thought that all will be saved.
sNsso o. u may tx damaged. On Monday
VisA;n ~ Two Of tbs ankse gunbOsts came
~ ss "ae mile and q half OF the bsach. and
- NO. and shsli q. the Nellie for several
paass onoa Of thsY falling short. others
Ssious 1890 Sr.r ned. bue others oams In dan
vi ny m.oAimity both to the Nellie and UaId-
.ssrn WV aooody was art 50 far a. We could
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y Personal.

Eth ALABAMA aHiMANF --JnI Il LA ,i.,1
LEI itsd OF hoasn 10Y a.aE.ei kEWlSY who
sant ~ Eicamond rscm nesr Grange Court
HCig, GL1r! Tho .o.h Of A pill. sY Lieu! JOE
ELLISON Sad b a, a Il s:st n4uiait0, OF siam
m.rins 81 ssch acd i. shout Ie ysaTs old Baing
SICK with pneuno4ta, he " sen, back Il Rich
mond with some sich sol tiers u the ON Alabama
regiment. AM intor Elatio 'u regard u The ooy
viii be thankfully receiv -dby
F. q. ELLISON. Asst euIss,a al tho
ay xp-j.s Ersi Gecre e tfospi,aI
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Gummer Retreats.

DOARDING on a FARM-FOr two or three
ID persons land more) with small family e S9pn
home comfors" be had at SO by applying 70 SVLoN
P0RTSSON Tribune Office Location 10 miles north sur
rounded with trees grass flowers fruit, Room for
COUNTRY BOARD.-A few bOarders will be
received by small family having no children at
farmhouse sixty miles from ~ Y City, and OF conyehent
Gee, by Y and Erie r. r. References exchanged Ierms
for adults SO to 50 Children and nurses 81 90 ADDRESS
J. H., Box No l23, Blooming Grove, Orange Co. N. I.
VERY desirable SUMMER BOARD at Corn
wall on the Hudson, FIVE minutes walk from the iand
ing Applicants will please ,ddre@ Locust Grove Cornwa
Orange Tounty N Y. References Rev. Dr. Cressy, New
burg; s. W Fullerton. esq Newburs Rev. Dr. Tying den'
Geo. p. Morris, New-York
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prn Goods.
. MOTHER LARGE ADDITION Hho
n BEEN MADE THE PAST WESEThHou caJFs
rrpoM THE LATE PEREMPTORY 1890 ~ S1
MN TO OUR HITHERTO UNHEAho-or
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.

CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
r,,.,.,,, N. increased duty on impOrtaticn', ard
the s''Bi,R sITIssaI FRENCH, AND GERMAN
DRESS GOODS -
than has ever been Known in New York or probably
WE ARE RETAILING s IS HEss THAN WHOLESALE
and we sny Ea aGseiaf NAT is not
AND SELL AS We BUY, CHEAP
10 Oo wards Lsyellss and Barge Angss and 81 cents
yard, Laveas and Barge Broche Figure at &c. ioc
10. 500 Yards Paris Grisallie. st lOc, I2lc and isc
1900 yards Poll de Cheues in cheeks 'tpe ana pA'" ~
II, 1l3, and g. .,o
600 yards Mozambique drabs browns and gay' at &c.,
1909 ya AZ Is. Illuminated Popln., Il6
5000 yads silk and Wool Grenadines 6.
5000 yards Checked Mohsr'. att D.
5000 yards SILK warp Pop!inet, u.
10 yards Six and Wool Barge in all cOOn a and 49,
5000 w TsId. SIX s and Wool Satin Plaid worth
5000 yards Silk aud Wool Crepe de Pans 1875 worm y.
yards Barge Ansa all wool filing and u yards wide
1000 Barge Ansai. ROBE. 20 yards II aOunce'. g.
1850 Barge Anglais Robes % yards founces " ~
'1'' '"'' al ALSO n MOURNING GOODS
5OcO yards black Barge and Lawns 81 aud lol.
5000 yards black SILK aud Wool Satin. plaid and STRIFE g.
500 yards black all silk satin plaid and stripe Grenadines
case drab Alpae. very sne for travelling suit. Pc
large stock of BLACK SILKS pgrss.'sd previous 70 the
sea.es Brocho Figure Pol De chev!e, Eighty damaged on
BESIDE tnf 'sii.f yAFr4 d SThSS GOODS
CHEAPER THAN An Any A. Yo OTHER HOUSE
Ladies rely that this advertisement no humbug' and
that the goods are really q, rspI I
"NO ". R. ROBERTS So
PS-Pease remember and look for the name over the
door and do not believe you are ROBERTsS unless you
see the name Cut this advertisement for reference
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6iationsrn ano Eanrp GOODS.
- VlHE PEN is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
Or receipt Of any Of the following in cash or post
stamps suhc be win send by return mail or otherwise
ss directed Gold Pen Pens. selecting the according
""S'"" '''" COLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 25 cent? the Magic Pen for cents the LueEy Zen;
Pen; and for + ], the Excelsior Pen
The sizes are. Nos. 2. 3. 4. snd6 . ..,c.,
TIE SAME PENS IN SILNEK-PIATEO EATENSlON
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For 50 cents the Magic PEN for IS cents the Lucky PEN
sna -; ns a Thy re3 Pen These are nh
good writing Gold Pens with dosmin Points the sversre
every Of which will far ouat gross Of tie best
The name "a. Norton Number, and Quality"
stamped the following Pens and the Points warranted
FOR SIX months excep, against accident The numbers indi
cate size only: No being tie smallest No. the LARGEST
MsmnosA Goid PEN for Long oG and
Nib Of s sizes sod Qualities Short Nibs Of Nos and
and msde only Of FIRST quality The ensvings are sc-sim
VIC GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
For rs cents, No. Pen LIST quality No.3 Pen. 81
For 81, mo Pen LIST quality, No. Pen I'd quality
For - IS sSo SPes' quality, or sNo 4Pen "a quail
For 81 So sNO IPen, quality No Pen. I'd quail
For 81 rs No Pen, LIST quality No Pen "a quality
THE SANE COLI rh Hir. ~ SlLyER EATENSioN
For 81 80 aNo Pen lst Quality raNo Pen 5d9usity
For IS sho Pen LIT quality ora No Pen I'd quail
~. Il No. 4 Pen, ID quality. -
For 81 No Pen. lst quality, No Pen, I'd quality
For 81 50 No Pen quality Mes Pen, I'd quali
hy. OF No Pen 81 quality.
For SO No Pen, ,st quality, a No. Pen ID quality.
For 90 so No. Pen. la quality.
GOLD PENS ALL lc QUALITY, IN siLVEh-MOUNIED
DLsk-HOLDERS
For 81 No. rem; 81 > No 5Penj Tor ~ Ioh
Ne Pens For So 50 q No Pen.
For S4sNo. SPen; for 50 No sPen; aud for SO No.
DPen.
Tbe Quality pointed with the best Iridosma
Points carefully selected and OF this quality are sol
with the slightest iuperection which k and the closest
scrutiny can detect .
The ID Quality" superior to any Pens made BY him
DR., vioIs to tae year 1860.
The Sd Quality" ne intends shall equal in respect to Du
rlby Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities he only true
coDsi jeratons) any God Pens made elsewhere.
In regard the Cheap Gold Pens he beg leave 70 say that
previou. operating his New and Patented Machines no
could no. have made Good Writing and Durable Pens Tor
the price, had the Gold been furnished gTauitously
Parties ordering all tns'daoeT specify the Mum
Der and Quality" Of The Pens panted and be particular
% dseyibe me kfnd Of Pens they prer-hetsT 'tF or
hmbeI. coarse OF fine.
~ For sale by all dealers In the line throughout. the
country. ,o,,o.,
No. Is Maiden Lsre New.York.
ANY sendings single letter poststap will receive cir
culsr with the engrsvilgs above referred to-
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Lost dn0 forn0.

OST or AIISLAlD-Two United States I .
= per cent TREASURY NOTES. No. I,16G c. and -,
sb i. telOo) each, to order Of GOODHUE Co and 20
Ns naosed All persons are cautioned against reciyin
Noes a. notice Of the loss has been given 10 he Ting
wy department, and application made for payment ''
PkYTON FRANK JAUDON
No. 81 William. It,, New.York.
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Dui!Oins nlalsrials.

I EAKY ROOFS CURED.-Ellery's Patent
~ Rsbbcr Paint. foot and warranted No. 5eG
Grand 49, Bo~ery 81 ParkIow Aston place. ~ shav 5
s!b sv, 80 C.hsv, sdl srd ID U. South 7thst Wmsb'e
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EoteIs.

IRVING HOUSE, New-York.-Broadway and
iatbs Entrance on l2hst This house now open for
the accommodation of families and transient guests AND win
In the bon.e for the Of the guests also large Din
ns Lunch and Oyster IN the bssemcnt Entrance No.
825 Broadway GEo w; hHSnn { Proprietor
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Chau1es for Business Men.

LLEyIATOR.-Dr BRIGGS's CORN an4
N BUNION ALLEVIATOR Is s hsrn'es. and ehe, I'VE
cure for corns bunons ciostes Frosted ana
10 Warr,ntsd 10 produce results saactoTy and sur
Sc soc and 81 per box Sent BY mail on receipt o.
- e. soid bv druggists Dr. J. BRIGGS, propretof arg
tactical Chiropodist No. 2l2 Broadway, opposite d. fsui
Church, N. Y
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IIERY desirnhlA SIMMER BOARD at Corn.
BoQr0 an1 Rooms.

Xy1ANTED-In Jersey City, in private fam
w uv . commodions LODGlNG-ROOM, In house
with modern improvements, by Single Gents doln
business In NewYok. s would IKE meals on 5snnAS an
location convenient TO the ferry Address u b. u Do1
No l4iI New-York PostOtcs.
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60 Ubom II man Concern.

I AIDES HOME for SICK end WOUNDED
sOLDIERs-The Board Of DirsttoIs veg leave 20 re-
mind their friends and the public OF the uspt necessities oil
more than one landed sck aid wounded sgjon gsw under
their care They daily expecting large sctessi7Ds
Money Flannel aud plSu Cotton shirts Canton Flannel
Drawers IantAoons. sippeFs and Calico Gowns are very
much re,dod Proyisoni Delcacies, Wines and tquofs
viii be thankfully received ri the HOME Of Lcrir &
ton.sy. aud alsst Al Articles sent 70 the AMERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY. corner II Hudson and Jays,s, and
Mo- ~ aud SO BroAlway III BIO sent fIre OF chATge
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DIAPER, PAPER at WAR PRICES.-I sell
Il for cash, FOTE PAPER soc. ream up; LETTER PA
PER- uIr Car. = so up together with large stock Of
Papers Of every description lower prices than whole
dealer In New York Orders with renanees will be
filled favorable terms present in One prce
only Samples parties inclosng stamps for postage
A HARD Successor 10 Carson 4 Hard
Wholesale Paper Dealer No. ~ Beetman-st.