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A CAR willleaye Staunton every Friday msrn-
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desire to send to their friends IN the army IL
charge of a reliable person. who will see to their
delivery at a convenient point. Packages should
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evening Those who wish deliver packs yes at
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD, !

Richmond, Jan. II, IoG, J
TnANGE of schednle--on and after Friday,
~ January 18th, 1854 the Mail and pnssenssi
Train viii leave Richmond daily for Staunton ans
intermediate points at o'clock. NJ Returning
wi leave Staanton at c IS snd arrive ID Hissi,
nond + 7 O'clock Pm,
IL accommodation train besween Eiehmo nA
nd Go'donsvilie is discontinusd until further as-
ee D WHITC0MB, Gsnl Sxpt.
Jan Is, 1864.
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G. q q ID eN IL r. e EK E s
r have removed n,r FRICTION HATCH NAN
L UFACToRY, tn the corner known a. tBiskle's
Corner" on Augusta strest. opposite the dry
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80 49, NEGRO WOMAN, accustomed
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Tae Savaauah r p9f1fcsu' says the
Introduction Of me Few currency IN .hss
Gig has bsousls 39sn prices considerably
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A few days since Gen Wheeier's cayal.
ry captured detachment Of the lst Wis.
eonsln cavalry. numbering about thirty
p'ivases and one commissioned officer.
Our loss two horses killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

yl'O CONTRACTORS. - Separate SEALfp
l. PROPOSALS. each indosed WIN .he ,i. o. 90, ne
sentins The same and the dae Of ito presena.on va %
ived a, ths oics until u o'clock M ., i, sSl 80 ~
n I6s. foy ths CONSTRUCTION of SEW Eh' u the ~.
lowing streets 10 wit: In I'd ava from sths TO i!ss. xA
branch IN ll3d A., between ID sni dav, Aso w. H..
5,h aud 6th avs. also in Orchards o,t"rn ll1
ION and in 5c,hs, hets -" sn' ~.
also 10 l0h-ev between JJia ana ..s 80 H. 49,.
G ,,h.s b.l een Goth and 3-tss The plans 20, 'ne
NAV be seen aud specific .b'sined on application 70
ContTsol Ciera. ,,o, c,cppuPrys Cotton
RopT L. DARRAGH : ACT
A ", CRAVEN, 'oafd
am ga. ,o,s,,uc, Deosrtment Msyt2 i&<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN
$4,000. 900.
PROPOSALS FOR sa.oOs,eos SOLDIERS
SUBSTITUTE BOUNTY REDEMPTION

PROPOSALS FOR saoos,eOs sOLDTR0s
SUBSTITUTE BOUNTY REDEMPTION
BONDS
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL By RECEIVED ~
this Office untn Saturday May 30 1864 ss2 O'Clock, p -fs
the whole any part of the of ssooooo' Of s''o
Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds Of the County d Nsv
York. authorized By Chapter and al amended BY Chapter
Of the Laws Of 1884, and By Ordinance Of the BsSa
supervisors. approved May I, iS@
Said Bond. will bear the OF sr ees ~
vember in each year. and the pncp. will be redeems
successive annual ius,a,en,. Of ss 100 each comus4se
on the Let day ofNorember 1877,
The proposal, will state the Of Bonds desired. sA
the price per $Oo thereof and the persons whose propss
re accepted will b. required to deposit with tbs Cs.nv
res,urer lat the Broadway Bsnt "Wednesday the ss ~
Of June 1854 the sums awarded to them respectively.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cosa
Treasurer for such deposits tho parties viii be entitled 70
receive Bonds for equs amounts Of the par value Of hs ss
awarded to them bearing in,eres. from June !, 1864
Each proposal should be sealed and indor'sd. Proposals
for Soldiers Substitute Bounty Redemption Bond- nd
inoo.ed in second envelope addressed to tho Co@Ptro
The RICH, ia reserved to reject sny.of al Of the bids en-
.dred necessary to proec. promote the interests q -
County. MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. Comptrons1.
Crrr o. SrwYoax-DEPARryEN ~ FsAScs. Com
rsoLLEK's OpuCH, May s, 1854
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6orsrs, Carriages, Sc.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of the FINEST
IA and LATEST STYLES FlRST-CLAsS CARRIAGES
viz: Fine shfingtop Bugges, twoseat hall tops also
Germantown e1tenslontopi Family Rockaways and Family
Carge Road Wagons of all descriptions warranted equal 10
any manufactured Persons IN want Of Carriages are invited
call AMI examine the above stock l. the largest aud
best selected asut Of Carriages in New-iork-
C. WITTY No. $50 Broadway,
and No. ~ CIosbyst
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EOR SALE--One pair brown HORSES, 3
II and years old I5l hands high long natural tails sound
and kind. Sold for want Of Apply Of JOSEPH
kETCuUMS stable, I.oye-sae, bge0kya.
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Mem Publications.
A BATTLE NUMBER.

A BATTLE NUMBER.
THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
FOR SATURDAY. May. IA,
contains the completeS most accurate and most compre'
bsu.ve account Of the late BATTLES IN VIRGINIA and the
WEST which has been given to tbs public accompanied
with Map engraved from drawing by the Typographical
Engineers Of tho Army OF tho Potomac.
This number also contains sccurzs lists Of Officers Killed
and Wounded Obituaries Of the distinguished dead inclod
Ing Of Gen Sedswck. by member OF his stan; Rebel
accounts Of the oaes Official Dispatches and other matter
valuable for preservation and reference
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWsDEALERS. o..
OHica No. ~ Park row.
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DEBILITY, &C.,
PHYsIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR

Y,yHAT NEW PLEASURE. For which an
I,nperisl Reward offered With beautiful ''ee en-
-1.y,,es Every man and every woman wants IL rea.
porkei volume. ss cents By mall gS'pa,d and yoss
sSJrs.. on stamped envelope for BLANCHAhDs OIce.l.
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A CHANCE FOR PATRIOTS

"A Il 4 L Il Il Il >
It having been determined that the City Of New.York l.
deficient only TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
MEN In Its quota under the Presidents cal FOR 300 900 men,
the Drs has postponed FOR few days IN order to enable
the dlns Of the quot. II possible. by Volunteering
The County Volunteer Committee appeal the patriot
ism Of the cItons OF th. County to ai them IN raising the
Twelve Hundred aud Aeu needed andthu.
the County nom tho misfortune OF DRAFT
The County Volunteer Committee will psy the following
Bouniies until further notices
FOR ARMY RECRUITS. $500
FOR MARiNES......,....... 3OO
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR THREE YEARS. 800
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR TWO YEARS.. 200
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR ONE YEAR........ 100
County Premium Of 80 will also be paid for bringing
Army Recruit. to this Office in addition to the Government,
Premium Of sio and County Premium Of $40 will be paid
for bringing Naval RecrulA
Let the esens Of NewYOrk make grand and final rally
to save ~ from the impending draa
C. GODFREY GUNrHER, Mayor,
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. Comptroller,
ELIJAH Y. PURDY. Supervisor.
I,
oRIsoN BLUNT. Supervisor
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Supervisor
WILLIAM R. STEWART Supervisor,
GEORGE OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member
oRIsoN BLUNT Chairman
Eey.Yofk, May II, 1854
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PROPOSALS FOR
100000
NETWORK COUNTY COURT
HOUSE STOCK"

SEALED PROPOSALS vii be RECEIVED ct the ossae
trollers Office until WEDNESDAY. MAY -. 1864 ct 8
o'clock o m when the will be PUBLICLY openedse ~
whole or any part Of tho Of Two Hundred THOUSAND DA
lar, Of Tho New York County CoutHouse ssoci' sst
zs by Chap e2 Of the Law. Of 1854 and by ordinance
the Board Of supsrvisou approved BY the Mayor MssS
1884,
The said Stock Is to provide additional fot the o.
s,ruoton AMI completion Of the County Court House =
Ch.mberss. will bear interest ii the rate Of sx PEI -
per num paying semi annually the first day Of May ~
November each year. and the principal will be riee@~s
.s follows viz One Hundred Thousand Dollars he x
day Of November 1895 aud hVndred thousand dsrs -
the first day Of November. 1896
Tn. proposals will the Of stock desired and <hs
price per one hundred dollars thereof AID the persons wbsss
proposals. are accepted will thersspon be required to D.
po.i with the County Treasurer the awarded 70 49,
respectively.
On preventing the Comptroller the receipts Of tho CsssT
Treasurer for uch deposits the parties viii be entitled
cess certificates for equal amounts OF the value a. n
awarded to them, bearing interest from the dases pJ
uionts
Each proposition should be sealed snd Endorsed Prors
cor NewN County Court House Stock and incloed
second envelope addressed 70 tho Comptroller.
The rsht reserved rreot any al Of the bids he -
ters.is Of tie County require IL
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN. Comptrcnx.
City Of NswNori Department Of Finance, Compu0asrS
ofics, New.Yo orb May IL, 1854
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ITO CONTRACTORS.-S sealed pro-
posas eao indorsed with the name Of the person mes
Ing tue same the date OF It's presentation, AID mo NE % A
work 10 which Il relates win be received at this Once UNI
IL o'clock ~ OF MONDAY May TO- 1904 crthe e0"''''oA
the following street improvements TO W.T.. ,,px
Sewer in SEQ street. from 7th 10 west har
way; sewer In Minet,a street from BoeAei to nesI
Sh street 7th sewer In Montgomery
from Madison Henry street; and sever IN oI
.iret between Market and PIKE also ior Jay s s,S
walks la Avenue A. at l6th ,rs-ti In 1st Neer ~ 's.S
i6th and 18th streets, and in "a avenue al ~ 80 Una
on the eas,erly side from aTth sIih .t!ec, lH' e9
crosswsh In lat avenue, nom SD 60 nv .,lrss, w. "
block Pavement In Ssth street from I'd 20 III avenue.
Specifications and blanks for tho proposal, en- DC oo
on application 10 the Contract Clerk al ms once
RosT. !. pABRAdh, IcrO'On Aqned''' E0'ra'
A. W. CRAVEN 900. ....
Ofice Croton Aqusduct Department May y low
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THE SEMEW EEKLY TRIBU NE.
THE EEw.YOBK sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE 10 pub
li.h,d every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
CosrEsrs or No. 1873 MAY I3l

I,4.lsS Ssf n y s,p s:ds1ici fs,,s and
at Richmond The Gys Campaign Seymour on wsdswOrth
Woman. Way The War 10 EuIoPe Editorial Paragraphs
WAR NEWS sUSssRr-Nilitsry Division ofths mi.--.pp
Gen Hatchs Departments Department Of tho Gulf The From
tier; Ssyai Southern News; Mi-celaneons
GENERAL News SuxsAar-Aews rom Washington; New.
Yort; The Anniversaries.
FoRsIes News suzsAsr-Europe; Canada
TssGssAr BArrLKs-War D-psrn -nt Official Dlspsleh-s
Tic Result. 80 far Our Favor We Take Over 5000 Pris
snd Msny Guns Lees Communications with Richmond
Severed Lee Constantly Driven Back lie Orders bis Slightly
ounded into the Field Names Of OR Killed and Wounded
Associated Press ard other Accounts; Full Accounts By Our
Special Correspondents In the Field
EROx IIITox HgAD-CofspOudsncs OF The ~ Y Tribune.
GEs. BuTLKRs OPERATIoS..The Movements o. uen.
Bu,ei lie 9oes wiain Two Mile Of fsierb5fs ss1sIs
Road Broken Up, Our Cavalry Burn ne Great Bridge at
wsd9" 81 aSs n into eOr
rresponi-nce OF The y. Y. Tribune. -
FBOa WAsHIsGrOs-Spvciai Dispatches TO ihe N. l..
THlRTY. E,oHrH Cosoass.-Fissr sn.sos-Procoedins'
in the Senate sed Hea'e of Representative; H.
FRox THs REP RIVER EXPEDITION
TBE WAR IN TBH SOUTH " Esy.
ERox TnA DKPAnrxrsr OF THH souTH-CorresPOndsnce
GrsyRAL Cosvsswcs op rHs NJ =. CHURCH
kgwJERsSt UsIos STATE CONVENTION.
LETTER PROM THE sjD NEW iosk. .
LADY AUDLsrs sKossr NovEL-By 81. r. Braldon.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsiGs-Thirty ninth Exhibition
AssivEasARiKsTh. American Ant, slav.ry Society
DsATBs Oy SOLDIERS ~ tug Exv,Yo HosrIrAL~
RECEPTION OF GEy SEDGwIcKs BoDr.
COOP KEws-Ths Very Lsie.t Glorious Victory Won on
Thnrsday Hancock Captures between ~ and 20 Gum Seven
Thousand Prisoner. Captured with One MaorGeneral Two
Brssder Generals and Fty 0dicoTs Tho Enemy Beaten at
Al Points.
The Day GooDs MsRIYr.
ERv-YoaK WHoLRsALs fRICEs OF CousrRr PRoDuoa
PERSONAL
PoLITICAL
WAR lIEsk
CTR ITyss
AGRICULTURAL ITBss.
MISCELLANEOUS iTHss.
MARRIAGES DKATHA
CoxxgEcIAL-ful Reports Of tho Stock Money Cotton,
Gran and Cattle Market specially Reported for The Y.
Tribune
TEExs-ons Copy for year, So. Two Copies one
yssr; %. Five Copies one year, S12. leu Copies,
Fora Club Of Twenty We send an Extra Copy.
Address THE TRIBUNE New-York.
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CTRICTURE and its TREATMENT, VARI.
~ COCEIE and ANEMIA.--People who are blood and
starved Diseases Of the Spine and Joints what arc
their origins what the OF the early decay Of 20 many
young persons In country These diseases are
described aud their treatment criticised In the 18th number Of
THE SCALPEL "a pages elegantly pflned spd edited by D.
WARD H. DIXON, M. D. Address EYERARDUS WAR
NER Boz No. 3,lZl, tncl9sHg % eeuls.
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PROPOSALS FOR 500, 0sp.
l. CENTRAL FARh IMPROVEMENT FUND sTO0
OF ISIS

SEALED PROPOSALS wfl be received at tho CONT
TRoLLERs OFFICE. until TUESDAY. the i7,h day 4
May 1864 at O'Clock when the will be pubs~g
opened for the whole any Of the Of Three snd
Thousand Dollars OF ths Central Park Improvement f1
Stock authorized By chspter IS Of and ~
Ordinance Of the Common Council approved MASa
April -. 1850
The aid Stock VIII besr interest the OF sir per o.
per am able quarter yearly, and the principal WA y
redeemed November ], 1876
Tie proposal. will state the amount OF Stock desired -
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the y-rs
whose proposals accepted III hereupea be required 10
posi-, with the Chamberlain of the City the awarded
them respectively.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipt, OF the Chen
beFsn for such deposits the parties will be entitled
certificates for -lu. OF the par ysue Of the soA
bearing interest ffom the dates Of payments
Each proposition should be ed and indcrsd "Prsoss
for Central PARK improvement Fund Stock" snd ncos h
ssroud envelope, addressed to the Comptroller
The right reserved TO any all Of the BIDS the n
teTes,' Of tho Corporation require Il.
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN Comptroies
City Of New.yerk. Department Of Finance. ooiapoo'~s
Office, April l6. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

EXCELSIOR MUSIC BOOK for Violin, Flute,
~ o. Comet; containing the ate. popular music viz
Faust Msroh, Finnsgns Wsss Last Days Of Ponpe LAM
gans Ball &C. four different numbers price two numbers Re
foar numbers <Sc.
Musicians Omnibus, 100 times for Violin Flut. or Cor
net, 81 Complete Musictp's Omnibus, e. mailed
FREDERICK BLUME, No. 2Os Bowcr,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06
SEPTEMBER % 1854

SErrEHBsR 70 1854
TO Colonsl John v DuBoi, CB;,f -.
Sssf Headquarters Department Of IN.
souri, : AT daylight our outpost. At I-o.
ton were attacked and forced bs.L 's :.
within half mile Of ths Fort. tn. =.
emy made desperate efforts to o., No.. - su'
sion Of Sbsppard's Mountain, and A. ~.
?. n. succeeded in driving the b.tt,ll;.S
of the i4th lows into rifle pits and sa 1..
tipg,tw si1-ponnder .gnns in posi,;ons s :"
the mountain. The three mountain ,lon..
overlooking the Fort were filed with Il.
mounted cavalry. The South from, ~. =.
threatened by four lines Of cavalry ,,,..
ding across the valley between Ii. ~.
and Ironton. commanded BY Gen.,.I
Msrmaduks. while a column n,...I
around the base Of Sheppard's Moun%,,;' %
and formed at the south. General r.
bell commanded the dismounted c,,,I..
on the slope Of Pilot Knob. Tn. ,.S:,
troops thus disposed. q signal of w..
guns was fired from tho mouu,.in .,S
the assault in force moved on on, vo,I.
and came mp in 6ne style, to the aashs,
and went back to the mounta in in p,..,
haste, leaving $500 killed and wousa.i
Among the latter is General Cab I'll a,
Lieutenant Colonel. two Captains and
two Lisutensnts. Onr entire loss is MIN,
killed, and sixty wounded.
Yesterday morning at four O'Clock /,
left the tort and blew up the msgsziu,
Price commanded in person.
CHAS. s. HILLS,
Capt. and Acting ASST Adj't Gen.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-10-06

DIVIDING THE PARrY.-Peopls Of Ken
sss, when any Lane howler tells you that
the supporters of the ticket nominated on
The 18th are dividing the Republican
Union party, and playing into the hands
of the Copperhsads. tell him that be is
. demsgogue. and insults you BY thus
lprssuming upon your ignorance and gul-
iibility. There is no Democratic or Cop.
psrhesd ticket in Kansas. nor in any
County of Kansas, snd will not be.
&. II there were twenty Republican tickets.
Il would not help the Coppsrheads. Tell
him. also. that the Lane party are the
only men who are doing anything to di.
vide Lincoli's vote. and secure the sue.
cess of . Mcclellan Elector; for, when
the Ani-Lsne party. to unite the
Lincoln vote, accepted their two remain.
ing Electors. they have refused to accept
: The third ons, nominated by the Conven'
don of the 18th. but have selected an
other, thus making . division of thu
Union vote certain. if persisted in. Col
Cloud, their nominee. will probably hsv'
moro patriotism then the men who no
minated him, and withdraw his NAM
from the ticket.