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The New York herald., 1862-03-13

rI'o LET OR FOR sALE-Ar NORTH ESolEwooD,
j ten minutes from depot, "a Farm, containing twenty
a lit ac.t of land with erol dwclng outhouscs, frt.
Ac Apply to HENRY DENARESr I, 6O5 Broadway, from
TO IL A. NJ. or THOMAS II HEVING Pre- dcut of the
NOrhern Railroad, foot oi tortlandt street, n Y.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

EOR SALE-THE FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF A
nrst ch corner Liquor Store the best business
In the cy, doing good business; large and roomy
cannot attend to it, Apply to T. GAFFNEY No III
Chatham street
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET.

HOUSE AND STORE TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR
IL sale OF an ODD Fluid, Camphene, OH and Cr0ckery
stand Apply al 37 Ninth avenue, between Twenty ninth
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

EOR sALE-THE WELL KNOWN GROCERs AN
~ Wine Mcrch ints stand 200 Fourth avenue; Leas
Stock, Fixtures and good Will Terms cash. satsfac
reason given for selling Apply on the premises.
JOHN SAVAGE h son.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

ICOR SALE-ONEIiALF INTEREST IN A SMALL
II Stationery Store, 1t is wei ablishcd
doing aud business
every year. 10 active young man, with 81 go s. UGJ
who take the principal oversight of 1t, this is goo,
chance. Address Statcncr, Herald ollre.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

YT-O LET OR LEAsE-SEvEGAL FINE OFFICES IN
The new budins No s5 Nassau street; ais) e i've stor,
aud basement Iious" No Iij frtDn street oadNay
this city, arg. FACTORY IN Newark, n j. Apply tc
FRANCIS BYRNE. No ! = Naasau street, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

FNO LET-IN JERSEY CITY, ONE THREE STORY AND
6asemen, brick House. with bath and gas corne, Of
aud basement blck House, with gas and in the
streets. Rent $3.50.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

NROCERY FOR SALE.-A GOOD GROCERY, STU
N ated in good eiphborhood Rent very low for
sale cheap of Ill health owner For par
ticaiars apply at 476ts Broadway, in the store.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

ENOR SALE, LET OR LEASE-A VERY DESIRABLE
Country Residence and Farm, about 100 acres in the
town Of Pelham Wesches,er county l6 miles from the city,
barns, outhouses Ac Pa well stocked with fruit shade
trees, &C.; will be sold favorable terms, leased
good tenant at moderate Also Farm of so at
Mamaroneck, threeqnarters Of mile from New Haven
depot good water power and plenty Of fruit Apply at
Weo 4 lreet New York
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

NOR SALE-A WELL FITTED UP CORNER LIQUOR
Sore established for the last ten years, and doing
good busness this is good chance in the business
Apply at the Of Bridge and Plymouth streets Brook
lyn
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A FARM FOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE OK Trr IA
N maica aud Merrick plank road twelve acres and hand
three story House, will let half the house: ony nne
hours ride from New York city. For particulars see The
owner at 3i1 Greenwich street. ~ '
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

rNO LET-THE FOLLOWING HOUSES, STORES, PARTS
i of Houses, &c, b. +. LAWRENCE, l26l Broadway,
between Thiry-hrst and Th y.ac nd srects-
Broadway hall, coz sd ST. and Bdway stoy, 5iAD 500
third Story, 5fx50 go
1854 b.. aaway, four s'ory store 100
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

E,OR SALE-A FIFTEEN YEARS ESTABLISHED
wholesale and Retail Coniec ionery AMI CAKE Bakery
come ted with which large Ice l.ecshmc
Harden and Saloon. Apply in the Bowery Garden, 212
BOwery.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

r'O LET-AT CARMANSvITLE, RIVER SIDE HOTEL,
at .d street depot also some ten Houses overlooking
the Hudson rvcr $3.50 TO $5DD also the Country Scat
OF II. " Carman at High Biire. with coach house and
stables dock and bath house aud grape houses with
all kinds Of fruit. Also Houses $50 and 254 Broadway
r. y. cARMAN, I,2,4 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Qlv A
w Afr sal furnished OF unfurnished, elegant double
ue,c"n rooms all the modern improvements -four or
% Ios of ground ad out in the tncst manncr fruit and
egn furniture OF the most elegant description
,v d low This Is of the finest places III the best
crion of Brooklyn. Apply TO INGERsOlL No 2i3 South
STREET. near Pike street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

E,OR sAIE-POssESsION IMMEDIATELY-THE
Lease Stock Fixtures Of the old established Grocery
Store 39 Fourth street. Of Greene dong
and strictly select trade This is opportunity
Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

LNOR SALE CHEAP-A BILLIARD SALOON, IN TIL
hest businets part oi Third avenue, consisting OF Bar
8eGar Diyan Stock Furniture and Fixtures; lin
marble bed rosewood Billiard Tables almost new Apply
r. FlTZSIMMONS, II Ccntrs street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

GROCERY FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST STANDS
N IN Brookyn choice aud well selected stock cash trade
and low rent. WIN be sold a bargain Inquire j.
CHARLES, 2l7 Atlantic street, Brooklyn between 10 aud
O'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

way 10 feet deep on irs Hoor, with large room attach
ed 50x30 feet with entrance side eet the st
for lager bier billiard establishment the ciiy Ren
very low. Inquire ia the basement, lsj Broadway.
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROm FeRrR Ess MONROE.
ON-ARRIVAL cot CORC0RAN ANI
THE OTHER UNION PRISONERS
TIE STEAMER NASHVILLE RUNS THE
BLOCKADE INTO WILMINGTON, NC


FoETRsss monroe, March 8, via baltimore,
March 3 THE steamer Express, Capt Gala " az,
lief, old Point yesterday at 10 a m, for James
river, TO receive tho Union prisoners who were
expected on Friday. They wefe not met, how
ever, according TO appointment and having
remained at the appointed meeting place until
noon to- day, the George Warrington was seat up
with the order for the Express to return, unless
something had been heard nom them She sc-
cOrdingly came back, arriving at 2 p m
About O'Clock yesterday Afternoon the Con
federate steamer Jamestown (Which with the
Yorktown 10 stationed of HOgg Isand) steamed
down 10 the Express, with q flag Of truce, TO
ascertain the cause Of her appearance In the river
on two successive days. She stopped abreast, at
few rods distant from her, and lowered boat
with lieutenant on board, TO communicate
He was Informed Of the GRAND Of the Express,
and that she was acting upon information fur
nished by Gen. Huger. He explained that his
command had no knowledge Of any expected
prisoners and from seeing the Express on two
days In succession, he had come down 70 learn
the occasion Of her visit.
He expressed himself satisfied; and returning
to the Jamestown she went back to her station
She has been armed with gun at her bow and
another at her stern, and has a sharp iron cut
water projecting some three feet from her bows
at the water-line. She Is rumored to be CON-
manded by Capt. Barnard.
Having been twice disappointed in relation to
the expected prisoners, II Is not known when
they will he sent down the river. II is uncertain
whether Col Corcoran will be among the num-
Der, although 1t is quite probable.
Another interview took place yesterday, of
Craney Island, between Generals Wool and Cobb,
In reference to the exchange OF prisoners.
We hear, via Norfolk, that the steamer Nash.
vile arrived at w ilmington, N. G., Yesterday
having run the blockade at that place.
A quantity Of telegrapbic cable has arrived here
for the completion af the line across the bay As
soon as the sOundings can be completed the cable
will be extended to Cape Charles. This will he
within two or three DAYS. 1t Is supposed
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FINANCIAL From the New York Evening
Post OF SATURDAY.:
The stock market 10 quiet but steady. Prices,
81 the whole better than Yesterday, especially
on Government and State stocks, which are de-
cidsdly firm.
fhe Government list il strong. Both tho Re
Kistered and Coupon SKIES of ISL are tsS per
cent higher than las; evening.
The 80 Treasury notes are firm at % sa91as
Small notes sold at 99x These notes are called
at the Board in three distinct classes small, uu-
der one thousand dollars; thousands, and large.
There 10 scarcely 30 much pressure for money
today Some Of the banks are disposed To- lend
an cali ct per cent, which is the ruling rate Of
fhe market.
An impression has prevailed that the demand
notes now In circulation are legal tender The
eNt Of the bill passed by Congress certainly does
not warrant such an opinion-tbere being special
sections relating 10 this issue and the new notes
The demand notes are only at a fractional pre-
MUM to-day, one-sixteenth Of one Per cent
Yesterday the police discovered that counter
ret Treasury notes were In circulation The
reupterfeits are destitute of the initials L =
which appear on the breast Of the Goddess Of
Liberty In the genuine.
Several of the leading dining saloons down
Town have issued shinplasters-gOod for twenty
I'VE and fifty cents-and pay them ont to their
customers IN place Of change. should the scarcity
OF silver continue we shall probably have aHoat
plenty OF paper money Of this sort. The railroad
companies are experiencing considerable trouble
ana have their agents engaged collecting In this
city small silver, especially dimes and half dimes
NJ IHa2 per cent. premium.
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NAVI I'D

NAVT TARD
The steamer Yankee came up from The nouila
Yesterday morning, bringing as passengers Com.
wymau and GeR Hooker, aud returned Ia The
afternoon
IHE PiRATk sUATBA Al CADIE
Last advices say that tho Sumter was at CadiI
aud the TusCar there also after her.
DEATH or sES. LANDER.
The brave General Lander died Yesterday afIer-
noen at PawPaw, Western Virginia, nom the
facilitating effects Of his wounds received at
Edwards Ferry. HIS body 10 on the way TO this
city, where his widow resides.
Gen. Lander had every attention which the old
aud well uisd friends around him could bestow.
His death was somewhat sudden. 10 was not
until O'Clock Yesterday afternoon that his wife
received intelligence Of his illness. She imme-
diately took measures for obtaining q special
train TO proceed thither, but before the arrange
ments were completed, Secretary stanton called
In person, and with much feeling and delicacv
acquainted her with the fact OF her husbands
death. Secretary Chase, and other distinguished
friends, subsequently visited her In her AM ction
Gen. Shields succeeds Gen. Lander IN com.
mAnd.
ARMY AFFAIRS
Judge Ffeese has obtained leave 10 vacate, for
the time being, his Office as Assistant Adjutant
General and Provost Judge Of Alexandria, in
order to Join Heintzelmens Division as Provost
Marshal.
The War Department refuses to transmit any
letters 10 the Southern States Numerous passes
have been given to women and children and per-
sons in ill-health to return to their friends and
families. Passes for business purposes or TO per-
sons merely desiring to visit the South and w est
are invariably refused
Major General Hitchcock declines his appoint.
ment TO that position on the ground that the bad
health with which he has been suffering for seye-
raj years will not permit him 20 perform the
duties Oft the field.
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FARTHER Particulars Of the Movement o.,
Gen Banks,

HARPER FERRT, Feb "A pon,on br,dp.
arrived here by the train from Baltimore yestei.
corps Of engineers, who had Il throw across the
river at half past o'clock, ready for service
Gen Banks was bout the frst 10 cross followed
by Hamiltons brigade, the ID Wisconsin being
on the right Of the advance.
Col. Geary's command had been IN possession
~ HarpeT's Ferry for several days, having crossed
over by rope Ferry on Monday
KnsPp's battery succeeded HamiltOn's com
Dand, and Gen. Germans brig ads and SQUADRON
OF Michigan cavalry, under Major Atwood and
OaPt Fisher, followed, and reached the sacred
The Inhabitants Of Harper's Ferry Csmutoun
and Bolivar received our troops with everv den
onstrdtion ofreIoicing and ioy 'sYankee DoodIei,
and Dixie were performed bv the reyimental
bands respectively as they reached the land
Col 6eary, who was In Harper's Ferry learn
ing during the forenoon that secession scouts were
On I.oudoun Heights, and within rife shot OF the
bridge, crossed the Shenandoah with four com
panies, who assembled the mountain on three
sides and routed two companies OF their c,v,1,,
who were evidently observing our operations
The Colonel held the mountain until our position
on the Virginia side was safe from attack
Capt Hampton's battery also passed over the
bridge and took position on Bolivar Heights last
night This battery 10 now attac he'd 70 Gen Ham
iltons brigade, which also occupied the same
position In advance Of other commands
The signal corps, division which was STA
lIoneo IN bolivar during the transit Of the army
rendered important service The river wa. ouite
htBH' anu consequently strong current was run
ming, but not the least apprehension was felt for
The safety Of man or beast, and no accident oe-
Intelligence from POolesyile state. thu, nm
Tuesday night the rebel batterie. opnosIte Ed
wards Ferry opened on the canal sioTebonse.
there, and also directed several shots A. tn foL
II the canal with the evident intention OF e.tTo,I|
ing them and draining the canal abCye r. !.
also stated that they have Strengthened Tel,
earihworks In front OF Leesburg TO a fornlidsbie
extent
A few rebel scouts from CharlestOIVn have been
observed beyond Boil var Heights accommodating,
but no large bodies have been seen
Hundreds Of refugees are thronging Sandy
HOOK, anxious to return 10 their deserted homes
HARHER's FERRY, Feb. q Yesterday morning
tne nr,t squadron Of Michigan Cavalry, Major
Atwood, apr ached near Charlestown They
Uncovered no large body Of rebels there but cap
uied thfee cavslrymen and three fine horses.
IL Is rumored here that Winchester has been
largely reinforced by troops from Manassas
The ponton bridge withstood the gale Of last
nlgat without moving Wagons with forage,
provisions, and camp equipage are crossing this
morning.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IstslIigsscer treats upon the ignorance Of
the English in relation to the political and geo
graphical characteristics of the United States.
The Rsp15Iieu. urges the abolition Of the Ca.
nsdien reciprocity treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-03

u The Gottschslk- Strakosch concert, to-
wards which our music lovers are looking for
ward with so much interest, will take place at
Willard's Hall on Thursday evening NEXT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-03

AppoIs1Ep.-The place In the Post Ofhce De-
partment made vacant by the death OF George
Fumes, has been filled BY the appointment Of
b. r. wilkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-03

Or Ohio pays its Governor only 81 500 wear
salsry and there Is talk Of even reducing that TO
o. 40.
W The sale Of rebel property a, Fl Loui.
Welded the sum Of $500.
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AUCTION SALES.
HIS AFTERNOON & TO MORROW

hCSIIoN O. bfS.
THIS AFTERNOON 8 TOMORROW
By % va. Z. a Bss q S :, age;"a."'.
GgtfsDsT arRSrSSJT A hTGr a.. .cH
.s II S SSr ton rooms IS her, prim. Rev YOrF
f,se F''iti's. E E:ErPrfe:'S
ss{G IL M:g Luz 4 Co, ,Asys.,9essT.
t lLsS GSoSSAT &Sff ffkG"S. Si rSF
10 H. 10 ssVsrs TO- &. iro9,inE Is feet cS re- , g'
street vest, betveen q end u streets orth and
TsS eo5,i.,iB. Of '@ss'asG yts TIE
dy.lilnr house, VIII brick bsferi susehsd. O''''
twelve, and eighteen months. WITH int /. r.,,'
secured 3, deed Of trust On the premises
feas G. MCGUIRE q CO. Auot..
By BoNTZ a GRIFFITH. Auotioneer,.
DO>lTIVE SALE Or A STOCK or DRY
G9oD:i tlNSI yNg mILLISkEr SooDs, 9c-
convincing ~ 10 O'Clock. ard continuing day,
and q The evening a. ~ O'Clock, nn,Il the v hoe
Mss.rs ". Ssysa5.rs. ' 40. IS, S Sss,s 81
Market spsoe, under Inc Avenus House, their
RG..sa safe CiosiS. cspss Ht and viotouns.,
Mini ssHifreI. Fitch. Stone Martin. Water
CIo.k,, \ ,n1 y Capes, victorines,
fl GeI ss .oTs SI q ildrsn. Pane, ru
%ot pe ~ s ana ~ Bas.i C' c.rn,,. Ror~.
C.Iioo,, Delstne,. B.1ares. Ch.lIes.
MOusiIns, NseooIes. Fancy silks,
Sheetlng and ShIrtuE lotions.
Linen s6eetins,. Tovel., NAPKINS. Tsbie Cloths.
SIX Veveisn other MEETINGS.
fine .ssor,men, Of ci6.fs. N.p,.r.. and H.,
Broche. stello and Wooden shsvIs.
MILLINERY G6oDs
Fine French Flowers. Ribbons,
kushes, Trimmings Of al kids,
Embroidery, Laces. EdEnEs,
Cambria Bands, inseTtngs, &C., &C.,
Together With general assortment Of DrJ snd
sale po.Iilve, without regard to weather.
fe I'd ,RsP RONTZ 4 GRIFFITH. auc,..
BY WALL q BARNARD. Auotloneers
Sop'h Ccrner Pa. az. dnd era sfTssf.
GALE OF GROCERIES, Suffers GOODS.
kr61TSSS.Sfhe s,ook o. ". WOO 20 .:rs5
from the bre, on tuesday, MORNING, t.6
Rooms without reserve, the remainder Of SID
g S, BIS cE&s acS Rs5Isa s1d yellow Sugars
Gbeese, starch, and Candles, aud Soap,
Cases CralbeTy and Tomato sauce, ard Pickles,
Eases mustsrd, Cinnamon, Pepper, Mustard. and
stationery. Candy, Bl.ckins and Brushes.
BoIes Tobacoo. Sardues aud Msckerel.
Cases, Whisfty. BRANDY. sherry. sohe,d.n
r. sohnaPs, kssPbery, Bsckbery Brandy,
Barrels Whisky, different brands,
= andA Casks Brandy and Jamaica Spirits,
holland Gin, Scotch WhIskys,
500 wIndov sash,
IS Barrels Flour.
Ore nearly new Spring Covered Express WAGON,
The attention Of dealers and Others 10 CO led 20
this sale, as the whole stock Will Re sold UItbout
reserve, 70 close the business.
lie WALL h BARNARD, Aucts
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Mag the Hd,Rs Of ANDERSON re'sr ut'ker,
Nor the Skrfss az las gloTp g-ote ftrl
THE MEMBERS OF THE ANDERSON
Club take great pleasure in announcing a
70 their many friends and tbs pubic general 81
ly that they VIII give IN cir THIRD 6RAND~
ASSEMBLY at Franklin Hall, corner 9th "
and sire cts, on TUESDAY, March 9th, 1852
Ine Co9mittes pledge themselves e leave
PLEASURE of those who may honor Ia EN- with their
presence. Arth's celebrated Cotlllon Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies,
Floor hasdgeS.
Z. Kelly, j. BTasheart,
J. Hughes, III. Reside, NH 81
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FICES,
Ne. SST PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opposite
WILLARDS HOTEL.

L HEREBY Forevsfn ali persons from h.rbor.
Ing enc Margaret DeEon. who left my bed and
BY her not she
10 now better known IS Margaret Bfownmiller.
having married the said George .Brownmiiier, Of
the united states cavalry gtss rbisSSHbN
Washington, D. c.. Fs6'y a, lsSs. fssl.MSs,ic.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PTLLs-Tbi. "a
- one Of the THREE GREAT REMEDIES
which have made DR.. SCHRNCK moro successfully
fatal diseases that any other msdcai pfso,itioneT
IN Id the United States. The Mandrake Pills are
"A SUBSTITUTES FOR CALOMEL,
DR.. SChENCK AYERS that his Mandrake Pills
Will feot every object for which the preparations
OF mercury can possibly be useful; and he declares
Pills may be used with perfect safety In ali easss
II Is NOT muoh wonder when We reflect that the
tion. that 1t becomes 60 fresuenty disea' "a. III.
IN the morning and the dull pain In the limbs; tsii
H. Vol Sy orsan y doing
take one Of these Pills 81 light viii not only be re-
ieved Of diseases. but likewise its dsagreesbIs at
bowels piles, and the dull, heavy fseiinSs over the
some, and render the patient wholly INIT for en-
q ks1 % f in !, hi, ,,.0, %
Waite's), corner Lo uisiana svenus and I'm street.
on Wednesday, February 18th and Ma ron 18th, 70
&c panen., eoRpsinn. With Cogsh: Celss Lily,
IN g. they want thorough sIsminsiion With kLis
fo. o sasn y; fee ( u rec sS SSs re-
PnSs q sa..v..d Tonic q per so,u. or Q, pr
Et,o. q Asnans. Pill' . cents yer so..
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
soriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court OF washington County, in the District OF
estate Of Barney DonneIy, late of Washington
county aforesaid. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subsorl Der, on or before the first day
OF March next: they may otherwise by law be
excluded from oil benefit OF the SAID estate.
Given under M hand this first day of March,
1852 JOHN WDONNEII Jr
mh3-lawSw hdmlplstrator
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mhl-st RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.

A RARE CHANCELLOR SlLE-An sIe
"A CANT family HORSE and new spring "A
WAGON, made by one of the best makers In
In Pennsy lvanIa; and entirely new, with IA
harness ali complete. The horse has not his su
peror In the city of for streng IN and
beauty, warranted In every Tespeot will work any
where, and vel broke; can be left standing with
out hItchlng, before locomotive or music The
whole establishment would suit q Suit err or any
trading person. Call at JOHN r. SHREDDER
LANCASTER county Provision Store, corner Of 18th
end SIS. NH ST.
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NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE.
J. II. HOBLITZELL & co. have inst opened
q large stock OF DRY GOODS NOTIONS, 90,
at NO. 347 West Baltimore street. Baltimore.
The entire stock Was purchased IN Sc ptenber
and October ast, at prices enabling them u sci 20
dealers on such terms as will make II the Iptsrest
OF both city and country merchants to examine
their stock.
NJ Their terms Will be cash fe2ssv.