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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-16

PRISONERS AT RICHMoND.-The Richmond
Dispatch of June 30th, contains list of Fed
eral prisoners, held at that place, in which we
find the names of the following commissioned
officers OF the I1th Reg. Pa. Reserve Corps:
Colonel Thomas F. Gallagher,
Lieut.. Colonel L. M. jackson,
Major P. Fl. Johns,
Adjutant Robert A. Mccoy,
Surgeon J. S. De Bonneville,
Captains-Everard Bierer, Thos. S. Spires,
N. Nesbitt, Daniel Kistler, William Stewart,
Evans R. Brady.
First Lieutenants-Jos. S. Kennedy, Thos.
ii. Lockwood, Eli Wagaman, j. B. George,
r. Coder.
Second Lieutenants-David Berry, l.. A.
Johnston, John Kuhn, Cyrus Butler. w. F.
Jackson, r. NJ. Burkman.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-16

)OBERTJ J. WALLACE. Attorney at Law Clear
III Held, Pa Office in Shaw's new row Market
street, opposite Naugle Jewelry store May rs
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-16

Ctoffee Essence and Dqndelion Coffee at the
~ store of WM. IRWIN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-16

ENLOuR--Alo lot of good -four on hand and f,s
n sale Mt MERRELL & BIGLER'S
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
SALES AT AUCTION.
LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO., AucrIoNEEas

A LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN h Co, AuCIIONEEhS.
hhoNlFlcESr 1Sws MoUsg19LG IA ..r E,TCRNIruRE AND
AT PUBLIC 4UciIoN, on shs day Cweanesdsy) March 5a
SEVEN HlIsS &C ocrAvh I'f RosEwoop PI&SoFohTE
BRONZE AND oRMoLp CIlAKpELiERS, "a. h,nprrs
sEvREs AND DRESDEN cMNn heSL,HN rSNrI-s
BRocADn AND LACE SHHS4fSSs Ssnnszr ns srarr,RT
OIL PAINTINGS, BY EMINENT ARTISTS,
BOOKCASE. ErAoPhEs selsh cEsIhk iAD
CHINA GLAss ;.x = AMP y, :, siLvER WARE
RoskWoop CHAMBER FGRSlTGRE hoSis Sl'; xIS stylei
MAGNlFiCENr ROSEWOOD & liANoFoRIE, AN re- Rte, 60
pertly legs and four rond corners full iron
Sosaced suparS instrument rosewood canterbury, do.
and Secretry, Eneognures, Ladys Work Table Writing
Desk French Plate PIER Mirrors marble slabs and BracIs's
brodered Lace Curtains, French Shades, Cornices, two
hee Ie conred n dus satin SoSade Of the csst descpon
carved in sol rosewood; two Tete-aTee SOFAS two Arm
n right a2 oEH s Back to the s Gse Esnss @
with sa,inwood marble, top mirror doors and back;
iete Tables; Oh Painiss, y Gle Inman Lcgrand' Sci
% Esw % ana see ehsr rses ps IN liz
Storm at Sea- by Finsenasle two superb match Paintings
be Top Dressing Bureaus, B.dseads and Commodes to
Arm and OvaIBack Chairs, covered in satin; Spring and
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bosie5s and risws Oval
cae Curtains Sc Upper and black
""t sS sas u @
patent Extension Table Arm Chairs Couches elegant sets
Sasaes: Finger BOWS Ruby aid Gold Liquor Sets Gold and
,eees Ias sod silver Dinner and Tea Sets slverware Coffee
Urn Tss & Nka Ehss saGUn snd kitchen
Furniture
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIS, ,799, ,l39 5s, and the balances
81 ,93l 81.
The Jefferson Insurance Company has declared
semi-annual dividend of three dollars per share
(ten per cent? payable on demand.
The Directors Of the Manufacturers and Mcr-
chants Bank of this city have voted to continue
the payment of its liabilities in specie, notwith-
standing the act of Congress making United States
demand Treasury notes legal tender.
The report that the United States five dollar
Treasury notes had been counterfeited is untrue.
1t is also untrue that any of the country banks
have been discrcdtcd, with the exception of the
Merchants Bank of Trenton, N. j.
BY the Norwegian, at Portland, we have advces
from England to the 2lst of February. The politi-
cal news is stated to be unimportant. Consols
were quoted on the Goth at 92zs a 93-the same as
by the previous arrival. The sales of cotton at
Liverpool for four days were Al 900 bales the
ket closing irmer. BreadstuIs were dull and pro-
visions steady.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says that a law author
izing the banks of Wisconsin to suspend specie
payments has passed both branches of the Legs-
lature.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

at age. for shoulders in salt. and &c 6Sc for hams
do. Bacon firm but quiet with sales Of 500 boxes at
65sc for short ribbed Western, csc for city Cumberland
and 7isc for short Gear city. Dressed hogs were
steady a 51zc. 5Ac, and Sc. for city Lard was less
buoysni and ective sales of 500 packages made at
7zc SIC. Butter and cheese unchanged, and the
business doing moderate
RIcE-A small. sac Of 20 casks made at CSC.
SUGARS firm and active, with sales of about 100
hhds., mostly within the range of 6%c Sc.--the lat
ter figure for prime quality Of muscovaso. The following
the quotations Of Messrs r. L. A. Stuart for their
refined goods estab shed dayncst quality loaf SUI
circle A crushed sugar, I0t4c.; granulated sugar,
loI4c.; ground sugar, lo1sc.; white sugar-A, sAc.;
yellow sugar-C, 9nc.
wmsKEY was IN speculative demand and closed at a
decided advance. The sales embraced about COO bbs
a 3Oc a 32c,
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
From Wilkes Spirit. !
BY "BAYARD.u
T.AI'Rt KEENTiS TIIrArpr

The sensation drama this house is running wall
heer acted throughout than any other piece now on
the New York stage that is including scenic and
teal Effects Some Of the writers for the press accuse Miss
acted at the Lyceun In London This is mistake, use
mild term. There Is no. one point Of resemblance Ietween
them except the action in the Dark Valley Faconer piece
strongly Protestant In tone and would answer here IL
derived from Banns tale OF John Decp: its
plot action an result are no more like NJ ss Kcencs piece
than The OaorQonp Is ~ Uncle Tom" II the
sale T. the sameora nearly white girl IS sold in uncc
Tom Asto me faction light, any decently Informed
knows that they have been common the half
ntiry and copying one more be called plagiarism
thtn could the copying of brOadswOrd Miss
never buy nor to steal falconers play he took
soryshe SEVERAL others Father Connolly" published
forty ngo her Captain McNeary the two sisters
and the mother the faction light copy of an lu,taton
IN Caons Traits aud Stories Of Irish Charactcr" the
Black Vail aud the gave digngnrc from "rle Howans,"
published IN 1875; and this from legend old as rands.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
A CCTION SALE OF
an, rw.,S , -, .;., 80, -, Es,rni,,,a ~ lie, II.

With the enti,e e,e,ant Furniture OF the house.
This day Wednesday, clock precisely, at l52 TWEEN
tyrs street. Seventh avenue, the whole comprising
largest of really line Furniture orthe Palr
ChanGer and Dining Room offered this season,
being 80 worth. VIII be sold to the highest bidder,
The Fui consists in part OF three run Suits
PGrlor Furniture in solid rosewood covered In brocatel
and Centre and Pier Tables elegant Easer superb
Paran Vases, rich Carpets, Silk and Lace Cur
tains Gold Bind Shades. Bronze Clocks, magnificent rose
wood Pianof Oh Paintings Turkish Lounges, with Arm
Chairs match; Pier and Mancl Mirrors, Fruit and
Fwer Vases, Chandeliers Card Tables, rich Carpets rose
Chamber Suits in walnut, Dressns Bureaus, Commodes
Clocks Tetes and with complete assortment
Of Chamber Furniture every description, in rosewood
aho- -any all the Ocoths and Stair Car cts DIN
ing Furniture, all in oak; rich China Ruby and Cys
talCut Glass Ivory Cutlery Silver Ware, &C. Tae whole
will lie soil without rain shine, and must be
mo Immediately the house. Catalogues at house.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
fFiom the Sunday Times.

LAURA KsEsnThe change from q. s1e sh. spectacular
ss r. 11s i%ss
sensational school, IS about great could well bs imagn
way variety That public satisfied the crowd
ed s % apd a sy are the
And sr Why not The N.csrsSy, sSsy, Mi resp
class powsTisl and pIstaresqas prodasaSn
fSc hs noSsS AND Soss s
eas of the ordinary ateuaed modern dramas whose
@e % ike ae Chapter snr'usP & az
% S sh @ Is h Te sisray Be S
eidens and The rapidly with which they follow each
p belonging TS SeSid od
Ts sna % s
fury Of her rpr.ed atherwho is mysterious vagabond
W%9 @ % eH:sras 5r Assas seaS
IN s Sn spshy sss ss s ban %ae s
ial daughter Mr; II Alen secretly ENGAGED TO The
p
s o % an %So TYR SaE ERxS the ,
found by her mother the act of numbering her Maddcned
he o.
the slender % ry branch . Of rs see and nss her; down
brings pardon forthe Psep o. Days" reycrsion
: Mny a pa sss
toaehnsy and delcaey as she only can Mrs Waller was
fenced artist io,k aud er sres Zee isa he
amount Of nerve and puts nowhere Mr
Waller Is sd dfRsd l1 and % accurate and has stage pre-
,esaae but lIes specimen q dsbolica young imp whose
Sep,h OF acs aIne saved nun from ocng an idiot Mr.
tncty powerfully drawnfom which this hopeful young
chip cut Father Peter good old Irish priest received
entire justice at the hands OF Mr.. Burnett; and Patsey
Moore was very cery done by Miss lone Burkcsns OF
the most promising young actresses. Mrs. j. II. Allen,
as Helen McNcary, not equal to OF her pre-.
vous efforts The scenery IL peculiar and OF 1t very
moonlight striking upon clear sheet Of water and the win
dows and turrcts Of old CASTLE Gradually the action
progresses the rctirs, leaving object n pro-
found osury until the peep oday the distance
cecded by the full rising OF the morning The play
the m.r-and always neri-to be true to design, by
being intensely Irish. The sharp and picturesque contrasts
life and character could be found nowhere else There is
about the humos Of the fair which brings up
10 and gives additional relish Traditional
ny gorie the national jig and fight The piece de-
serves and will doubtless achieve a long run
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
Movements in Real Estate.
pv \ Rlaacear Sons 4 In

Brick house ot No ls Amity lace. so 300
BY j. VI. Miller Kennedy
story brick house and lot SO Oliver ST., cor. Madi
ST., 2S.4 front and rear, by 16l and 1910 DO
House lot 47h ST. 1854 ftw 9th av.
Houses and lots Nos. and s y Stone st., l6sX6o-S
ana ZSxov :, '''o0
House and lot, S. Washington ST., 1T9 IT. south
Charlton ST. through West st. 25x21l and 0935 900
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Tuesday, March 4-6P. NJ
AsHEs.-The market quiet, and sales limited at
50 rs a So 81.
BREApsrrfrs.-Flour-The market without aniYna
tion while grades easier Good TO prime extr,
brands unchanged. The chief demand was from the
domestic trade. The sales footed up about Is 900 bbs
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
FINANCIAL AND coMMERC CIAL.
TUESDAY, March 4-6 p.

TUESDAY, March 4-6 p. NJ.
The following is a comparative statement oil the
exports exclusive of specie) from the port OF new
York TO foreign ports for the week ending March
A ard since January -
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

RAPTUROUS APPLAUSE
BY CROWDED AND BRILLIANT
AUDIENCES.
The scenic effects of novel, peculiar, and
powerful construction and the scenery of vivid and
beautiful character, invented, painted patented by
MINARD LEWIS
The Orchestra, under tho direction of
THOMAS BAKER will perform
OyERTU RE-On favorite Irish Baker.
Distribution of characters of extraordinary strength.
TIE MCCARTHY MT. WADLEH
NELLY BRADY Che Ban taotnthe). EMMA WALLER
TAcse artists have been engaged expressly his
occasion.
MARY KELLY Observation-Disclosures. LAURA KEENE
at Ter Burnett Dennis. Mr.. Richards
lesry Riorian Mr.. Dillon Murphy. Mr. DE Little
Kelly Mr. Slocdart fladrig Mits
TIE Bahby. Mr. iaynond Thaiy Mr. BHby
Capt. Micneary. Mr.. Mlrl1we Helen Micneay.... -
Terrence Mc(;own. Mr.. Peters . Mrs ). H. Allen
Aeck Purcell Mr.. DAILY Patsy Moore ionel5nrke
Can, Uowp Mr. ieyick Mrs. Mgrooney. Mrs. Mirlowe
Larry Marale ~ Burke Molly Flahcrty Miss Everett
Johnny GaGi. Mis- MarNs widow MoIov airs Dillon
Soldiers Peasants Peepo DAY Boys oy hunufed SUPER
numerarcs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

Northern Alabama and Northern Mississippi by
the way Of the rivers; how much, il any, from
Southern Missouri and Arkansas, are problems
which are exercising the minds Of the spectators
in the staple, and possess a marked interest Tor
manufacturers and shippers. The resumption OF
general commercial intercourse with the cities OF
Tennessee will not possess much practical signii-
cance until something further is known with re-
gard to the restrictions upon that intercourse and
the amount OF produce which may be expected to
be drawn out.
The railroad traffic returns are explaining the re-
cent purchases of railway stocks at the Board.
They are unprecedentedly large, as the following
table for two roads shows
R6, 1861. Ftb., 1862. Increase.
Gnlena. -Sto,oos iotoSl z7,ioS
Toledo. 1901 W,ooI IL 800
These are said to he the best returns for Febru-
ary ever reported in the history of the roads.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day:-
-ror cestohis.. Zo9,uOO w
balaice S,sS3S2o 95
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
noARDING AND LoDGING.

At SO EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.-ROOMS ON
IN third noor let xh Board, des ring st
accommodations Dinner at O'Clock References
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

A FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR TO LET-wIrH
n use OF Piano a gentleman and wife,
ladies' Board for the lady only Apply at IS Macdou
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
A UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF
~ ANpgQAE HQIisElIQI.n EI-kNlTIIRE

This day March at O'Clock precisely will be sold at
public auction the property OF the late Captain W. OBren
l3U place, Six tn avenue-Consi
and Ingram Carpets black walnut Sofas Armcsirs
medallion back Chairs, covered in hair cloth Easy Chairs
and mahogany Dcdsteads Bul Washs ands Hair MAJ
tresses, beds and Bedding Blankets Sofa Beds Lonng
Table Bookcase Glass; China and Silver Ware, Table Cutie
~, Mirrors Chandeiiers &c, Sale positive
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

A PLEASANT, FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON Sc
~ eond ioor to let gentleman aud wife or TO two in
gle genemen ana grae In the rent " % per
breakfast and tea II desired Apply at sos
Bro street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

A DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND
n Goor to let with at f6 East Twenty fourth street,
house first class containing all improvements references
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
I--- -a- =
HOTELS.

IJOTELs-A FACT WORTHY OF NOrICL-rIIE PA.
I'll lace Park House, opposite the Crystal Palace park
beyond question Of the finest best hotels
IN the cy those desiring Board aud delightful Rooms Will
be fully satisfied by calling. JOHN II. STARIN.
DATTENs HOTEIs-NOs. 277 27o, 2si GREENWICH
street between Murray and Warren streets conducted
the European plan oberwise, may BE- desired
saurant ana lunch counter az aii hours JAMES jENKN.
Albany
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

FRONT ROOM TO LET-FURNIsIIED, WITH OR
n without Board for the lady. House aims all the
provemenls inquire at No Lgdow place, West
| Houston street
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
AIUSEMENTs. A

r. AURA KEENE $ THEATRE.
l. LAURA kEEAES THEATRE.
LAURA KEENES THEATRE.
TONIGiiT AND EVERY NloHT,
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL
IRISH DRAMA.
BY LAURA kEENE,
FIRST TINE EVER PLAYED
TIL, MCCARTHY;
TIE MCCARTHY;
TIE MACAkrHY;
THE MCCARTHY;
TILE MCCARTHY;
PEEP q DAY
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

TToTEL LoDGINGs.-CLEAN SINGLE ROOMS FROM
81 90 81 25 aud 81 per wee, or &c PEI nigh at the
Manhattan House. % Centre block from City Hall
PARK Strangers III find this quiet comfortable pace to
q
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

FEW VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS on SECOND
n third floors, suitable for families and single gen
temen rent with Board a. reasonable prices ia the rs
No. 30 West Twelfth street, near Firth avenue
Dinner at q o Clock
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

HOBoKEN.-BoARD WANTED FOR THREE YOUNG
Ill men, Germans, in American Frrnch family Ad-
Dress stating terms. A. O. and r., box Dds Herald oIce
The New York herald., 1862-03-05
AMUsEAIENTs. A
heve in barbarous tongues give the pth ouly In Engsh
"Oa moonlight night went by
To meet one; two camel

tunBueB, the Enguhh.-
"On . moonlight night went by
To meet one; two came;
The wind rose, the tree bent,
And saw the grave the rogues made.n
The Dark Vaey-and every dark valley like Q haunted
house, haued with this radtonexts Waerford
In ireland aud has been visited b. Miss Keene So
cpying after Fsconer Mss Keene had OF this play
designed and written before the English play heard Of
And In view of the generosity she has always infested
toward English authorsa rosy from which she has
lost much hasty and unfounded charge
Nary unjust IL to be whether the incors
OF nluy VIII have the manncss 10 repair their DAMAGING
WORK The however, serves to Illustrate the
OF opinion which may be induced by sona at
10 say.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO, TO- GERS or THEATREs.-The above drama,
entirely Pnal In its and adarted by me,
i my sf froperty and copyrighted according TO law
II contains not the slightest infringement any author
rights, the subject having been sugs sesed BY Banims
Oara Tales Four of the in the act three in
the second with the whole of the (excepng
twenty lines OF daloge) entirely original also the
characters Of Patsy Peery and Terence
LAURA KEENE.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

A WIDOW, NO HUBERT STREET, OPPOSITE 81.
"A Johns church, would Let the second hoor, with Board
10 family a quiet gentlemen. Terms low. No OBJ
lection children Would like little girl comr aaon
FOR her daughter who could learn the piano with Le Ia
miy small No moving In May.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

ITO RENT-A TWO STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT
House. side OF Oxford street. between Fulton and
Atlantic avenues Brooklyn; has seven sleeping fur
nace range and bathing room, with Rdgewood water;
throughout all the fixtures Has two extra Lot. we'll
laid out with small greenhouse, and abundance fruit
Will be put good order desirable tenant This
the desirable 10 aons In Brooklyn. Rent Sc per
annum. Apply at ~ Dey street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

DOARD WANTED-IN A SMALL PR.VArE FAMILY
ID by widow lady with two lren ages from six to nine
years. prefers the vicinity OF Bro kyn Hoboken. To
place that viii suit will be permanent boarder Reference
gvf and required. Address G. W., station E. sa Ing all
rarcuars
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

DOARD wANTED-lN A PRIVATE FAMILY OR WITH
ID widow lady, fora lady, infant and hid and nurse
Sitting Bedroom and Room for rellrei viii furnish
rooms except carpets; and bath uirei. Aiws
with terms, &c, which must be moderate, w. d., Herald
on
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

NIIRTO'S SALOON.
IN Ms MAGGIE HAIGIITS Grand Concert will take,
evening", at Nblo's Sa which she will be-
q SISTED by the following well known artists
MS PUKNETT, Viol ii t.
MIR. A. BRAHAM Basso Mr. I. b. PRENDERGAST
Mr.. UNDtRIILL, Tenor, Tae renowned Tenor
Mr.. HARDlNG. Basso.
Professors BRADFORD and MARACIiE, Guitarlsts.
Professor DAVIS Piano and Orsanst
Tcse cents reserved seats ST. to be had at the door,
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

Centre iii SELL this day, at I0s O'Clock, at 33
First avenue the contents of large Grocery and Liquor
Store consisting Of Counters, Be- Pumps, Kegs, Scales
andWcghs Tea Cans Candles Spices Ice Boxes Store Fix
Stove and Pipe signs Barrels &C. Also nne Horse
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

IIRIE RAILROAD-IF THE GENTLEMAN ON THE
~ evening express Dunkirk Jersey City, Septem-
Der $50 who spoke to lady Of the improved sleeping
wishes to continue the acquaintance then began, he
10 by addressing N. c. s. Herald Office stat
how communication will reach him with description,
may not be deceived.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

A WE'LL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LET-TO A
n gen single lady Board for lady only
Pantries gas bath; family small; house neat quiet
A. ply at i25 Greene street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

IF THE YOUNG LADY, WEARING LIGHT CLOAK,
black bonnet and VEIL with Ia 'front.' and un, who,
accompanied by mid lie aged lady, took the Sixth
going down ON TUESDAY morning asH clock and eft
the Ed Of the ne Vesey street, and who after bowling TO
the gentleman who observed her, walked back store In
wishes to form the acquaintance u the gentle
she will please send her aide TO Fernando Williams
box l67 Herald oIice.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

ED-ACCOMMODATIONS, WITH BOARD FOR
w two young gents in respectable family, where social
evenings he spent and few boardcrs kept
the vicinity Of ST. Johns Park above Foarh street.
Japan, box $50 Herald Office, stating terms &c.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

DOARD WANTED WITH TWO UNFURNISHED
ID Rooms by a lady. and hov. OF quiet and re rd
habits, in agreeable and strictly private family Catholic
WIN pay IN advance Highest refcrcn given and required
furniture exchanged for board II d sr sold
cheap Address Taylor Herald oace stating locaton price
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

DOONs TO LET-THE NEATLY FURNISHED SECOND
IL floor OF first class house, containing al the moderl
imptv tments. with without Board: privilege Of the
Kitchen f e.red in quiet private family location on
Second avenue, second door north o Foryei street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

INxCHANGE OF FRENCH OR SPANISH LESSONS
IL hours day. by competent teacher, Board
Address Exchange, box 100 Herald IN sa.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN COLORTNG AND RE
touching p1oioraphs. Iyorytypes kc Tor particulars
inquire at WORMS " ca. .'S Gallery, 33 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

DOARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE GENTLEMEN CAN
ID accommodated with good Board in private family;
good ichborhood ana convenient TO See nd avenue
Apply at 73 Rivington street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

VUM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL, THIS
w day at two o'clock 454 Canal street. a large and
valuable assortment of Household Furniture. & of fam
ly breaking housekeeIng-One Paror Suit, Pier
Mantel Mirrors Piano. Lace and Damask Curtains rich
Tapestry Threeply and Ingram Carpets Hall and
Oiciots French and Cottage Bedstcads Ha Mattresses
Feather BEDS ddng 4c.; Bureaus Washstands, China
Glass Silver and other Ware, Sofas Chairs Tables &C.
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1862-03-05

~ obialninga home in respectable American family,
hours Tin the evening" devoted instruction In
the French German languages would be in com.
pensaon for his board would wish be a. one Of
the family; references exchanged. Address b. 927
New York Post oglcc.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-13
NICHOL g. ALLEN,

Who, thankful for past fayors, solicit a
continuance of the patronage heretofore
so literally awarded the old firm. No
pains will be spared to accommodate all who
may favor them with call, and every eff
fort will be made to furnish goods as low
and on as good terms as can be had else
where. no29
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the
IN expiration of thirty days from this
date, application will be made to the Coun-
ty Commissioners for Hartford county, to
lay out and open a public road, commen-
cling at Cronan's Corner, on the road lead
ing from Aberdeen to Hoopman's Chapel,
and running eastwardly three-fourths of
mile, more or less, through the lands of
Cyrus IL. Courtney, and Mrs. Fanny
Davis, to intersect the road leading from
the post road at w. B. Micliael's, to Davis
Mill, at or near the corner of Mrs. Davis
stone fence, on the top of the hill, south
of Swan Creek, about one-lourth of a
mile, more or less. d13
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-13
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO the creditors
i Of WILLIAM H. KEEN, who may
assent to the provisions of the deed Of
trust executed by him on the Sd Novenl-
Der, 1862, to file with the Trustee their
consent in writing and releases, as requir-
ed by the deed Of trust, on or before the
Cd day Of January, 1863.
HENRY w. ARCHER,
nol5-3t Trustee.