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The News.

The past week has not been very fruit
ful in stirring events.
The Charleston papers announce q
bloody battle on James Island. four miles
from that city. They say the Federal
forces attacked the rebel batteries, and af-
ter a desperate fight, were rcpulsed will,
great loss. But from the doleful tone Of
the papers, it is evident that the rebels
have not done so well as they let on.
They express fears that the attack will be
renewed, and that their exhausted forces
cannot withstand it; also. that the troops
have been cut of from the city, in which
case Charleston must soon fall.
1t is announced that Beauregard and
his staff have arrived at Richmond, and
that large portion of his army is on the
way thithcr.
Heavy reinforcements have been sent
TO jackson, in the Shenandoah Valley,
from Richmond. and a desperate effort
will be made to drive the Union forces
across the Potomac. Tho Federal army
has been making no progress in that quar-
ter since the battle of Cross-Keys. The
notion naturally seizes upon one. in view
ofrebel movements, that neither Fremont
nor Mcclellan would be embarrassed by
receiving reinforcemeats.
Occasional sharp skirmishes take place
in front of Richmond, uniformly with
Federal successes There is no telling
when the grand battle will take place.
Mcclellan is strongly fortifying, and it
may be he intends to take Richmond by
slow siege.
The rebels have evacuated Cumberland
Gap, and are in full retreat. Eastern
Tennessee is now in Union hands.
The Mississippi feet has not yet sue
cecded in passing Vicksburg. 1t is re-
ported that Gen. Lowell, with his New
Orleans army, has gone there.
At last accounts, Fort Morgan, at Mo
bile, had not surrendered.
A battle occurred. few days ago, on
White River, in Arkansas. The Federal
gunboats attacked rebel battery called
Fort Charles. Two of the boats had
their boiler works injured badly. Most
of the men on one of the boats were scald-
ed. Many of the scalded men leaped in
to the water, and the rebels fred on them
as they struggled in the stream. Col.
Fitch, with the 10th Indiana Regiment,
marched around the hills and charged
upon them, giving the barbarians no
quarter, but killing nearly all of them,
without losing a single man killed in his
command, and only several slightly
wounded.
1t is rumored that Secretary Stanton is
10 retire from the War Department, and
that Gen. Banks is to succeed him.
Col. Elicit, who commanded the gun
boat 6ght at Memphis, has died, at Cairo,
from wounds received in the fight.
Guerillas and bushwhackers arc Icing
shot like mad dogs, oil over the country,
wherever they can be caught.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-26

: ~ 1t is rumored that Brad. Swear.
ingen, recently Of this vicinity, but lat.
terly . member Of Capt. Csnon's comps-
ny, in Halls Missouri Regiment, was
drowned, short time ago, in Platte Ri
yer, Missouri, while fishing with sein.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-26
Eg Godey's Lady's Book, for July,

EE Godey's Lady's Book, for July,
has come to hand. The engravings,
/" Summer" and "What O'clock" to-
gether with the double. le.extension colored
Fashion Plate, are beautiful. This num-
Der being the first of the second volume
for 1862, now is good time to subscribe
for the best Ladies' Magazine in the
world. Philadelphia-S3 a year.
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"IAeo" TRIES THE GAME OF "BLurF."

"IAeo" TRIES THE GAME OF "BLUFF.' -
Says the Topeka Record, in reply to
our article headed "Houest Iago:"
We dare you, Sol, to publish the rev.
Citations you speak Of, and give your au-
thority for them. We know what you
refer to, and know the men who are your
authority. We know, too. that one Of
them has been publicly branded as per-
iured villain, in the highest tribunal Of
the Stale, while the other, D. H. Weir.
even you have stated you would not be-
lieve under oath. Contamination with
tho name Of j. F. Cummings has already
damned candidate for Governor, and
association with d. H. Weir has ruined
a Secretary of State. We will see whe-
ther you have the nerve to face that kind
of music.
1t is strongly suspected that you did
more than "learn something about the
swindling of the State" in connection
with the printing contracts. The extra.
ordinary facility with which that matter
was fixed," was very suspicious. to say
the least. You are now on the stand,
Sol.-please tell all you know.
The editor of the Record thinks. that
by putting on hard face with regard to
this matter, and practicing the game Of
bluff" lie can deter us from showing
up some Of his blood-sucking transac-
tions. But that game won't win on us.
We shall crafty him. to his hearts con.
tent, in a very short time. The insinua-
tion contained in his second paragraph,
shall not affect our course one jot. When
man wishes to utter lie against ano.
,her, and is too mean and cowardly to
make a direct charge. he resorts to insin-
uation. In reply to this. we have only
to say, if the Record can produce a single
honest man in the State, who has never
been convicted of sucking eggs or steal
ing sheep. who will say he believes the
insinuation to be true, we shall make no
denial.
But in the meantime, before attending
to the Records case, we demand that it
tell the honest truth about our position
on the Governor question. 1t does not
do SO in another article in the same issue
from which we take the above extract.
There cannot be found in tho files of the
Chief a single article. either original or
selected, for or against NJ. S. Adams for
Governor. Furthermore, there cannot be
found man in the State who will hon
estly say that he heard us express ourself
in favor of or against Mr.. Adams at any
time. But we must confess that the Re-
cords assertion regarding our "persoual
declarations of intercourse at the Capital
last Winter" is almost as clear as Kan
sas mud. AS the Record has its hand
in, we ask it to produce the papers and
the evidence.
And while you are about it. please
state when, where, or to whom, we ever
said we would not believe D. II. Weir
under oath. 1t is very easy to make as
sertions, but we prefer the proof.
Since the Record and its clique are so
terribly exercised over the prospects of
MIR. Adams, We begin to think he pos
sesses more than ordinary merit. And
if that monopolist of all the honesty in
the State keeps. .pecking away, the name
Of our next Governor will be Adams,
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! re- NJ. S. Mode and Terrill Jasper,
of Forest City, and two fellows at Fill
more, Andrew County, Missouri, were
arrested by the troops, last week, and
taken to St. Joseph. We have not learn
ed upon what charges they were arrested,
but we presume it was for kidnapping.
Let all kidnappers be similarly attended
m
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-26

~ The rumor that the rebel army
at Richmond intends to evacuatc, Is
strengthened by the announcement that
the Coll Legion is there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-26

S Many Of the large shoe manufac-
turing Companies in the Eastern States
are incorporated. This refutes the theo-
ry that corporations have no soles."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-26

E We had 6ne showers yesterday
afternoon and last night, with prospect
for more this morning. They were badly
needed by the suffering crops. There had
been no rain for about two months.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-26

LETTER FROM BEAuREaARD.-The fol-
lowing letter explains ITSELF" Is Milton
says:
SkEDADDLEBuno. June 10. 1862.
Dear Mereer:-I ordered Pillow to dig
that '.last ditch" through the middle Of
the Gulf of MEXICO, some weeks ago.
The id thing wont stay dug. Water
keeps running in. How tie devil do
you expect fellow to die in it when II
amt there? Ever yours,
p. T. BARSUx BEAUREaAnp.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-26

WAY Fremont DID Nor CUT OFF
JACKsoN.-The Wheeling Intelligencer
has this paragraph:
awe notice that some of the Washing.
ton dispatches ask why Gen. Fremont
did not take a more direct road across
from Franklin and throw himself in Jack
sons rear, and completely cut off his re-
treat. 1t is very easy to ask such ques-
tion. The glib people who propose it
do not know, perhaps. that focr days
previous to his march, Fremont's troops
had had scarcely bite of bread; that they
were snbsisting on fresh meat, without
even salt. 10 have novel further south,
on line that would have taken him d.
rectly across to Harrisonburg. would have
been to lead his troops out into the will
derness to starve to death. As it was,
he could. with the greatest difficulty, sub.
sist his troops at Franklin, and was COM
PEELED to come round by Petersburg to
meet his supplies. jackson being a Cen
eral, and not letter writer for the New
York newspapers. knew this before he
bis pursuit of Banks"
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: w They have made arrangements to
celebrate the Fourth at Troy. The pro-
ceedings of meeting for that purpose.
will be found ir another column.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-26

"GooD JOKE ON MuRpHY The St.
10. Journal says that on Friday last q
man arrived in Atclison direct from Den
yer. and deposited his buckskin bags of
gold with Tom Alurphey at the Massasoit
House. As it was late. the guest could
not get his ''dust" exchanged for cur
rency, and accordingly borrowed of Tom
fifteen dollars. lie went to a clothing
store and procured a snit of clothes, by
representing that his "chunks" were de-
posted at the Massasoit. Saturday morn.
ing he informed Murphy that it was i'm
possible to dispose of his gold, and he was
compelled to go to st. Joseph. and &C.
cordingly took the first train for that city.
Murphy began to smell mice, and on
exploring the buckskin bag nothing was
to be found but chunks of old iron. He
Immediately telesraphel Marshal Wise.
of st. Joseph. who was on hand at the
depot when the train arrived, and nab
bing the gold man, lodged him at the
Fifth Street hotel.-Leauen,oorth Times.
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ANSWER.

Dear Beau Jump in it suybow.
1t wont hurt you. How can fellow drown
when be was born to be hung Ever
yours. UxIon.
Il Nashville Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-06-26

! E There will be Ball at Hiawa.
tha, on the evening Of the Fourth.
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TO TAX PAYERS,

We have large amount of Doniphan and
Brown ounty Warrants, which We will dispose
Of at the current market price. Persons having
Taxes to pay in the above Counties, will save
money by using the Warrants.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
LEGAL NOTICES.


Il NIocKs LEeATEEss;.PuR.uASr TO THE ACT
IN Of Parliament I'D aid 23d Victoria, chapter IS efued
IAN A.! TO further amend hs Law Of properly and
Kinlock, late Of Amphlsneae row, Lanbeih in surrey
widow by her last will and testament in writing dated TIE
7yd Of August, isSs and proved in the frerogstive
Court Of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Ib,b
of December, 1885 gave unto Uannah CluiterbuCk
(then the wife and the WIDOW OF CHAR leo
Cuttarbuck then lambeth ia surrey artist Two sums
OF fJO each upon trust, to accumulate, therein men
toned and 10 pay aud the accumulation thereof
INTO Afpe RiIOch and ueo,gna Kinlosk l1specly.ly.
unon hcr respectively attaining Oh, " twenty years
or marrying under that and she appointed the said
hannaL the executris OF lie said wi
whereas Is supposed taat the said Aine and Georsina
Knlock we're the children oi John hnioek, soh OF the
said csarir, who, believed eit hnslsnd upwards Of
thirty for America and there married. and
~ The West indies and died there hts IA
miy returning 10 America Tho said cgaes not having
been claimed notice s hereby given that unless the said
Adine KinlOck and knlock, or he respective le
Qa representatives. shall before The lst day OF Jan
ary 1883 deliver q. 4 T.. Hileafy, NO Fen.
church buildings, Foncbuch street London, tne solicitors of
the Hennsh ClutteTbuck whO Is now residing near
London) of their respective claims aud title 70
the said gacies the said Hannah Cluerbuck WILL such
resduary egalee Aforesaid, tam the lesaces aud
accumua ions Delonan ng her absolutely and will dis
pose OF the same acclrdinaly.
Dated this 18th day OF February, 1852.
q. II, HiLLEARY, Solicitors,
No. Fenchurch buildings, Fenchurch street, London
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

GEORGE HOLBROOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800
NJ Broadway. Mortgage sale OF all the line Furniture
&C. this day. at l0s O'clock al l25 Greene street. con.
sss OF Parlor suits, IN brocstel rosewood
Piano stool large pier and sanie Mirrors nne Brssel
Threeply and Ingram carpets Is pooms
hosany and walnut Bedsteads Bureaus and
marble top Tables, walnut and mahogany Chairs and Rock
ers China Toilet Sets, best Hair and other Maresses
Feather Beds Bolsers and Pillows Sheets and Spreads
Psinngs Oilchs Stair Carpets Extension Table and all
the Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture. The goods must
q. WALKER, At,opuey Or Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTIoN NOTICE.
N NJ. DOUGHTY, Auclioneer, will sell this day. at loH
O'Clock, at the saesf0on, No. 60 Nassau street
ncra assortment q Household Furniture rosewood
hogany psr0r Suis coverou IN brocsel Brus
sells Tapestry and Ingram Carpets Secretary and LIBRARY
BOokcases marble top Centre Tables Mantel Cocks Lace
CURTAINS Extension Dining Tables. Bullets Dining Chars
sAna Tea Sets rosewood and mahogany Dressing surssu
Lounge wardrobes assortment OF oncs and
tng Room EVeuitdrs, -
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

INERRy LEASE AT AUCrIoN.-By VIRTUE OF THE
IL suhorty vested IN him, the Comptroller will sell, Al
pc auction, the hshe bidder, with adequate security,
AZ The city Hail. saturday the 18Th day of APRIL 1882 at
~ cuck the Lease Of the bulkhead and short pier At
tbs foot of Dcsbrosses street. being SIXTY i've width
along the westerly side OF West much thereof as
belongs the Corporation OF the OF New York. with the
right 20 run therefrom to the foot Horsmus street.
Jersey Cybu such landing place JeIsey City 10 be
vded by the lessee al hts expense c0stf0r the
oil ten years from The LIST day OF May 1862 The lease
all the conditions and usual In
leases made by the Corporation. and also such
scriped by resolution OF the Common Council In relation
thereto, passed November 3, 1850
ROBERT T. HAws, Comptroller
Department Of Finance, Comptrolers odce Now York,
March ~, lc62
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

HENRY WOOD & co.
IL BY II. b. HERTS, Jr., Alctioneer
Salesrooms $50 Broadway and 16 Crosby street.
Continuation OF ASH ,nee's sale of
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE
FRIDAY, March %,
At IL O'Clock,
at the saesroom 450 Broadway the entire balance of
Of rich Cabinet Furniture solid
rosewood Paor Suits, in satin brocatel, velvet plush
lin and haircloh fine solid black Suits
ami leather, Louis Quaroize style mahoga
ny mHbie top Centre Tables richly solid rosewood
aud walnut Eizabethan and Louis Quaroize Bedsteads
Armoire sGlace, Wardrob Secretaries Etssees, &c.
Also richly carved solid oak walnut maho
gany BuiFe Extension Dining Tables French plate
Pier Mirrors, Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs oak
walnut Lounges. &C. To he sold without cash.
Catalogues at sale. BY order OF
EZRA r. KELLOGG Ass!gnce
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

II frsI y. sSNIEIb Nf1llil N AND6ENEhrll
II Auctioueer salesroom No. III Nassau street a few
doors south OF Beekmen streetPartcular attention given
70 gales OF Real Estate st5eks Bo1da Horses CaIrases,
furniture ana herchandse generally, either a the
room or else where, Real Estate, Stocks Vessels &C. Will
n- sold a. he Merchants Exchange when preferred Refe
rvnoes-b. ID. Brown, Esq, President Mechanics and
Traders Bank Frederick Lee, Esq, President stayve
asa' KmSsrs Fire Insurance Company; John r. Bailey
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

EDWARD scuEgUK, AUcTloNEBR.
~ sUPERD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BY EDWARD sCIIENCk IHis day, 27,a instant At il
large aud elegant of hs class HOusehold fnrn
tuc comprising peror Chamber, Library and Dining Room
Suits, aud other elegant furniture
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

cEOARs VERY cuEAP-AT NO. II BROADWAY
0rsat Inducements TO oaap buyers as the Is de-
srous OF closing o The stock sSns good Havana
omsslie and German Ssgars qsill upsold.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
~ hola FURNITURE. GEORGE COOK vii sel at aucien,
At store ~ Brosdws. tomorrow, ig1< o'clock Of the
largest ana most ied assortmsntsof s Cab net Fur
h,e ever offered TINS city, embracing in part as fo.
lows Nz;-rarior, Library Dining and Bedroom suits, 10
tosewood OAK bcS walnut and mahog luy Turk sh Cou hes
ana Chairs 5rary and Secretary Bookcases Baists EA
tension nns Tables Centre sni Murk Tables Etasef- Par
OF buyers. Sals positive
u HENhY @. SCRfBNER, AuCTfONEER, SALEsEO0M
IA III Nassau stfeei.-HENRf q. SCRIBNEk viii give
particular attention sales auction of Household Furni
tu A. At private dwellings. Parties .decliuns house,
keepins arc ll.Y Yed 10 call.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27


ALBEIT H. NfCOLAY, AUCTIONEER.
II REGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
ALBERT n. HIcOi.AY
VIII sell this l5ss ifhursuay), March ~,
ati215 o'o.a, K. az tbs
Merchants Exchange.
% People Insurance TO 100 kLekefbocscr Ice CO. 100
as Columbia Marine ms loo % No Western ins 50
40 Adriatc Ins....... 25 20 Rs rond Co. Gas Co. 80
~ " Bal Dry Dock Co.lO 10 Am Exchange Bank. loo
$500 ersniento cy and county pS eent bonds.
1900 Counlis Piqua and INDIANA kR. per cent bonds
GOOU0 Dnbuqle city 10 per cell bonds.
1850 Loga nCo. Mining sad Manufacturing bonds
5000 gniied States $40 per cent Treasury notes.
5000 Peoria and oqusuka Rh., hrst mortgage bonds.
600 Tennessee State u OF 1892.
1850 NJ ssouri 6's bonds
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

JXrAKIEc-A pRoTEsTANI GIRL, FOR GENERAL
w housework; VINO understands wa hing and iron
tng well; reieience ursd Apply for Gays l5
West 5ilh s., basement uuor.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

llANOfOklE,
~ &C., made by the best city manuiacurers-EDWARD
SINTzENlCII, auciioneer q. w. DAVENPORT at the
III Nassau street. Saturday March 20 at lO
O'Clock, stock Of elegant first class Household furnur
expressly for the best retail trade and warranted
liable every respect consisting OF rich rosewood black
walnut Psrlor aud Library Salts IN bfucate reps plush aud
baiclolh Eas; Chairs Lounges ee.an rosewood mirror
hack E~gere, Pier Glass in SILT frame, plate so, hand
emr carved rosewood black walnut and oak Eedstrads
BUREAUS Washstnnds Commode with marble toy match
Armore Warlobes Bookcase, Hat Teces and variety OF
siar articles The above goods worthy the confidence
Of buy rs and will be exhibition two days before sale
win remove May TO the spacious sslesroons l6S and l5
BruadNay
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

IRVING HALL IRVING HALL
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
THURSDAY, MARCH ~,
MORNING AND EVENING.
Mr.. HARRISON has the pleasure 10 announce that the
following nguished artists will this occasion
Miss Maria Braincrd, Miss Louisa Myers
Miss Josephine Myers, Miss Mini Gesry,
Miss NJ. L Hawry, Mrs J. T. Thomas.
Sguor Mancusi. Mr.. Geo. Crokier,
MIR Gustavus Geary Sisnor r. Rid1la.
Mr. J. X Thomas. Nj. = Is. Mills,
Mr. II. A. Nolleahaupt, Mr. Wpi Saar,
Mr. Theodore Thomas, Mr. VIM. Mason,
Mr. Carl Bergmann. Mr. L. Ellz,
Mr. B. Woieuhudpt, Mr. Bergncr,
Mr.. Moscnthal Mr. Mstzka,
Dir Care W. Deamcs, NJ. q. +. Brstow,
Mr. H. b. Dodwouh. Mr. IA. q. T,mm.
MASON AND THOMAS
celebrated
CLASSICAL QuARTETTE PARTY
Pow EkFuL CHORUS
FROM THE NEW YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY.
FULL ORCHESTRA,
GRAND MILITARY BAND.
addition following celebrated artists
will also appear BY permission OF Mr. j. Grau Director Of
the Academy CT Music
MADAME STRAkOSCH,
sIGNOR BRIGNOLI,
SIGNOR MANCUSI.
mud Conductor CARL ANSCHUTZ.
Tickets 20 morning and evening performance. 81
Single ettbcr performance cents
be obtained NJ the music stores OF at Irving Hall
MoningDoorr open nj twelve O'Clock. commence mt one.
Evening-Doors open at seven O'Clock, commencing 81
quarter before eight
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

WANTED THIS DAY--AT TIE SERVANTS INsTI.
w tute, li9 Grand large number Of girls ill
srsbe stuaoos cook, washers, ronss, waters, cham
bermads, nurses Aud girls tor general houseworA.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

CREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
" $50 Broadway.
Tho most popular place OF amusement iu the city.
INIMlrABLE AND INvINCtBLE
II has weatheled the storm, and Is now at
THE HEIGHT or SUCCESS.
The ony hall iu America Unaffected By the war.
when the sword aud blood Is poured.
The rebel hosts disusying;
Aud the death rent air, and the cnnnou's giaret
O'er Freedoms flag Is playing,
II has ever been the leader OF ALL
And IL shall be so.
whsn peace divine around the divine
Her bOunfless harvest wearing.
Bids MS proclaim TO deat!iess tame.
ur heroes' matChlcSs daring"
THE GREAT CANTERBURY
Il tho model all Others Geek to initiate.
ORf01NALITy, GENIUS, NOVELTY. PlQUANCys
''N THE oREAT CANTERBURY
Note the OF talent 10 be found
AT IIlE GREAT CANTEkBUkY.
MISS KATHLEEN 0'NELL.
E
KATHLEEN
oss,b. 9
smIss KATHLEEN oNEIL.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
LECTURES.

TRIP TO MANAssAs.r-THB REV. DIR. BELLOWS
n will deliver Charity Lecture Al Irving Hall, sa
upday evening March n q! o'clock desereins fersens
cuation and viii exhibit few Trophies from the field
Tickets 50 cents be obtsned At d. Appletons bookstore
BroAdwNv: j. s. Miers, b22 Broadway; r. j. Cowens go
Broadwayi Hall 4 Sons, s4s Broadway sehsrhnoers
cond street. aud At ihs door evening Of lecture.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

VNAETED--IS A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY,
w girls, 90 stairs work, tie other
sist geneIs housewoFk well nded girls good
wages viii be paid. Can a. rs Bowery lie
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

WANTED-A COMPETENT NURSERY GUvEREES5.
w to go into the who teach music
the ps branches OF schoo learning Cal
I49 Grand al 10 cocs A. NJ, with good
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

rrRApE SALE OF EARgIiENWARE. AND FLINT
Il t;lassware by ROBBERY HAYD0CK, on Thursday,
March ~ at 10 o'clock at his auction No. 0l Liberty
street.
lao crates White Granite and Common Ware.
"a cases new style Bsheman Glass.
200 packages Brooklyn Flint Glass
O Flint Glassware, Tlmbers, Cob es Nappiess
Lamps Chmueys, ac
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

SOLE PROPRIETOR ...............MR J. w. LINGARB
THURSDAY. MARCH 81, 1861.
The Domestic Drama of
DICK, THE NEWSBOY.
Mr.. G. L. Fox's Comic P4ntonilna OF
ASPHODEL;
Or TsE MAGIC PEN
And the Romantic Drama Of
OBJ
Or, TaRRK FIncERKD JACK.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE-BENJ II. SEIXAs,
IL auctioneer-by HENRY W. VAN ANTWERP 4 Co.
win sell. at 10 O'Clock, their sore IS Barclay street
sabc assorte mt Of Shelf Hardware ana Cdery consist
ng In part OF Planes Try squares Bevs rncers Nprer
Punches COmpasses, Claw and Shoc Hammers. Screws,
Hand PaEncl AMI Rip Saws; Wosenhoiin's and Rodgers
Tablo and Pocket Knives and Rsyors Coffee Mills Shoe
hread Bench Screws, PadiOcks &C.. as, for account
whom concern, 5000 pounds damaged Wire Terms
cash. bankable m,ney
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEFR
IL SPLENDID CABINET FURNITURE EVERY
ARTICLE oE WHICH is GUARANTEED IN EVERY

HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
IL L., LEEDS CO. Will sell at T. auc on on Thursday
near Sixth ayenueHandsome Household Furniture,
sstng OF brocatel Window Curtains, Velvet Carpets
carved rosewood Furniture silk brocadc Library
maroon rich SIX Curtains Mirrors Conces fine gronzes
Marble Pedesais Tetea Tees Chaa and OF
OAK back walnut Library Tables Cases. carved
Easer beautiful Oh Paintings and Engrsvings China and
Glass Ware aud assortment Kitchen Furniture,
with w he will Commence