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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-17
M A R IN E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED-JULT To-
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Propeller TiOga, SissOn, Dunllirk.
Propeller Ontario, Shaver, Ogdensburgh.
Propeller Debuquei Faasen, Buffalo.
Propeller Gov. Cushman, Travers, Buffalo.
Schooner Watts Sherman, Fifi9ld, Buffalo.
Schooner Catchpole, Clark, OswegO.
Schooner Union, BarroWs, Port Burwell.
schooner Whitney, Selheimer, Toledo.
Schooner Elk, Lewis, Hamilton.
Scow r. Hays, kelsO, Port Burwen.
CLEARED.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Steamer Traveller, Miller, Ontonagon.
Propeller DebuQue, Fasscn, Toledo.
Schooner Whitney, Selhcimer Toronto.
Schooner John Weber, Bufterield, Marquette.
Schooner Elk, Lewis, Hamilton.
Scow c. Rich, Dayton, Bay City.
[ CANAL ToLLs.-We learn by telegraph the total re-
oecipis of Canal Tolls at Buffalo from the opening Of
nayingaion to July l4th are s,O241 135g.A. Cores
ponding time in 1861, s573O5s54. Receipts for the
week ending July lith slO6,gO, and for the cores
ponding week last year s3965i.
VESSELS PAssNG.-The following vessels passed De-
roit on the 18th:
UP-Propellers Vermont, MENDOZA, Colonist; barks
P. G. sherman, s A. Marsh, Chicago, Shanghai Tor
rent; brigs Mayfower, Banner; schOoners MoseIle,
Rainbow, Curtis Mann, Eveline Bates Forest, Mica
ragua, Republic II. Il. Mussey, NJ. Fillmore, G.. W.
Holt, Manrecan, Lone star r. =. Skidmore, Grey
Eagle, z. Henry, flying Cloud, Milan, d. o. Dickin-
son, A. G. RaynOT, John WiedeT, Culver.
DOWN-PrOpelers Racine, Cleveland, s. n. Cald-
well, Avon; harks NeWsboYt Mary Stockton, Water
Witch, Greenwood; brigs W. Treat, Montezumn, I.
y. Gardner, POwhattan; sehOOners Kenpsha, St.
James, Ethan Allen, Petrol, Susquehanna Bay State
Arcturns, B Parsons, b. NeWhal, Imperial, Cana
diln, Starlight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-17
STATE FAIR.

Liberal Premiums offered By the State Board on
best descriptions Of WOOls should and viii eneourag8
choice lo loF exhibition from al parts Of the United
States and CanAdas. Having consented 70 take chare
Of and arrange srch WOols as nay be sent for exhb
ton, In building 70 De devou5d exclusively % thdt
Interesting 70 all exhibitors anil Il q to e hoped TIA
all samples vii b. sent earlJ a. the Ist Of Aut
that siihcient room may be pruvided; AZ least
hiDit0r3 viii advise Of their desire TO send stating
the number OF eeces, bearing In mind that not les
than twenty VIII ge entitled 70 premiums. Enfirg
clips may be sent when sales and premiums are both
desired. s. n GOODALB, Agent.
mav2ld. .frTis.fq1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-17
CILVER PLATTNG AND BELL

~ LII Ia 4A44Ah0 mn OA444AA
~ HAhGING.-The subscriber is prepared 30 re-
plate Spoons, Forks, CastOrs, Fruit Dishes and all
other articles Of table ware, good new; also,
stair Rods Door Knobs Bell Pulls, &C., raplated 10
order by hand eectro-pruces good as any other
establishment in the country. BELL HANGING
promptly attended 70, and all work Warrant1d a5
represented at reasonable prices. Room No - Me-
chanics Block corner Of Prospect and 0ntariOSts-,
tup stairs.) IMPROVED HEMMER, turning ths
seam down instead Of up, on Sewing 4aehines-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-09
L VERY LAT II raM :.

GoLDsBon0'. June 6, p. m--1A 5:rmish tees r..re
on I-aatcr creek, Pitt county, yesterday. t-r#-..
portion 81 Col. SingeiJary's regiment arc t.araf
Yankees. Col. Singeltary WAS killed. No paItIcu.
lars.
Tire following Of the wounded \. C.. soldier have
died since their removal TO Richmond : : G forth.
Ltd G White. Capt J Il Miller. & r Howe. a. + tu-
well.
Persons rho have been within the yankee Inns &
urday and Sunday last TO be between -1Er ,-. ".
thousand.
No fighting since some cannopading. but aat.f-.-
more. The heavy and constant rains have prevou-.d
an engagement.
There was q rulor on the street yesterday that Cen
eral jackson had ancouRtered thu Eederaf ra~~.- M
der Shields and defeated him, taking aaaut csv.r
hUr4roN prisoners. Up to last evening W. ca.+. arm
nothing co-6rmatory of the above. thCc-a the truth
Il very probable. as the opposing fore E-r. f. ..f
10 have been maCuFring in each others y~iciultr.
RICH. l.. Jua#E.
: despatch dated Augusta, june 9th. says S,orc. Il
jackson mas achieved another great ~yctou-ths
timc on thcSol uf Maryland. Banks naQ ben To-
ini0rceG hT Ten thousand from II ashin. ton. and fa
mace " stand near " Transport. Nd. where JACKSON
> attacEea hHa and routed his army. cantur.a- ,..cc
thoC-and prisoners. and NJ last accounts b. "~,
{ pursuing the Tanquished luG.t.Ets towards Wash
: InE-ou City. The news comes by way Of K|no1EtI..
Tenn, and Is believed 10 be true.
RlcHNoED. June t.. 7. M.-There Is a great f---het
in Iau.- River TODAY. The water is within fourteen
Inches a~ high a. the food OF ls4r. 1T is s-eynr..4n
inches deep az The intersection o. Cary and Setel-
tconth streets The water 5 sll rising and L-n.g
rain tlra. fcuiDg.
Al l-.e. along the lines this forenoon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-09
DEATES,

III Fran, .ir-7n on The 10Th Of ny, Richard .. Joy
ner, son Nv H. Joyner, Esq, Inthe 18th year ihis
az
H. W. ne Of four brotbers VINO had entc~eG tnc
service Of leir c0nntry, and had been in camp nut a
few laou-io Ven he was attacked b. Typhoid fever
and died ig a few days.
lie was "a young man Of cstinable character had
join the son Of Temperance when verE young
ana more recc.rly had become a member OF tire Dap
ti-f CaHruI. EXemDlar at home, MS piety do lot
f0rza.e him in Camp and though sometime wickc.
comrades itereL ne maintained To the end tht bright
profession which he had made 4 patriot soldier. And
d christian ma. Why need We write more 8: Ta.7 for
am epiaagn i -srely eaough. ~.
II tlt 'ie Hospital, GOldsboTO'. May 9th, I,62,
Joan b. l. Int. In the 18th yoar Of MS age. As a
soIdie-. Da gare his life for ais country. He bore
his afi-tl9ns sell till his dclivera-ce from bodily al
ficti7r came, and he told his nurse Lilat me was Going
10 dt, ill.,. sad nc was going where there was 40
more w#r--ar4 expressed his desire 20 die A. tho
he feared not 10 cross the chilly Jordan Of ae3fh.-
-. Ble7-aL re r8c dead that die in the Lord. A. q
son. un VS. ey.r dutiful anC o~hodleat: Sc a brother,
he was gv4r Kind and afectionate he was never
knowa tD Dara[e Of the Intoxicating cup: never
sw9rs au o tn. de joined the Methodist church Wlen
about ziEle-n ears cd, in which he rename a con
sisteut and acceptable member until his deaLh.
On the 9tl uit.. A. his residence near Nashville, Nr.
Elias stone, in the 53d year Of his age. His .a-t words
TO mis- family were o. Meet M IN heaven
Orr crowded cC3gEns compel az 70 ao-Iage the
OBITUARY notices sent Us this wEeE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-09
LETTERS FROM OUR ARMY,

Camp Haagun, near Ra7etgE n. = II
Mr. EDIToR: You will please allow ma
the privilege OF availing myself of this medi-
UNI, to inform our friends that the " Western
Dare Devils" OF Burke. arc hero in the car,1
of instruction, where they will shorty III
sufficiently drilled to take their place. IN 49,
tented field and in the fierce conflicts Of hal
tle. o"e-
We have quite recently been formed ;,t,
a Reg't (he 54th) and the field oficare oiac
ted. They consist of: j. Wimbish &c Gr.,
vile, Colonel; j.. C. s. Mcdowell Of PM
Lieut.. Colonel - Murchison. Of Cnmbo,,
land Major. All of them good men and trna
Our captain having been elected Lieut.. Co
whom we are panied to lose, for in all res
poets, he was kind and generous to his men
we are. proud to say that we have anoth.
other no less loved, in his place, our form.
worthy first Lieutenant.
The health Of our Regiment is not cool
We have had a great many reported on the
SICK list recently, but none are seriously in
We cannot attribute the cause to anv thin
but the exposures of camp life.
camp Mangum has been q noted SPOT for
sickness. Since my locality here, many poor
soldiers have closed their eyes in death, and
lett their absent friends and relatives to
mourn their departure. The number of sol
dlerS at this place when we first came here
was near fifteen thousand, but the number
has diminished to about five thousand. Three
Regiments left here on the goth Nav | m
derstand they were sent to Kinston, It is
thought that the remaining troops will short
ly be ordered away, where | shall not pre-
tend to say.
One thing we are gratifed to know. that
is our cause Is just, and we are confident
that we will be crowned with victory in the
end, for if our cause is looked upon by the
approving eye of the Deity who rulcth al
nations, it matters not who is against US
Are we not led by the same course that ouI
patriotic ancestors defended in the RcyolR-
tionary struggle of '76? Does not the sam
spirit animate the hearts Of our southeri
soldiers, that led Washington, and his nobl,
followers, conquerorers of the British lion
and why not take courage, and persevere
A brighter star will shortly rise, as a har
blnger of day, and dispense the dark clou,
OF ianaticism that overshadows us, and the
we can enjoy the liberties of free country
where the solemn peals of the drum vii
no longer call us to the field of cDmbatants
for a contention of military strife; our nobI
army will be released from the ensanguinc,
held OF glory, where so many Of our galian
soldiers have fallen, as victims to the ambi
ton of our contendlng foe, and the brigh
banner Of our liberty shall be unfurled, an.
long shall wave over the homes of the brave
and land of the South, as a free nation
which has made SO many sacrifices to estal
lish its honor.
Judging that your columns viii be full c
interesting matter, Jas they always are) l wi
close /; bat | will remark, that we would Al
be very glad to hear from our friends an
sweethearts. K.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-09
MARRIAGES.

May21-h. by Rev. w. {. Cannon, DR.. Rush P. VII
liaus and Mss Mary f. March. daughter Of col W.
+. He.eH: II Of DAVE COUNTY, y, G. Also. on May
2tra. hE e. ame. VIM A. Clark late Of Hgde coun-
t,-... elie Y. Williams, caughter Of DR.. VII
lia#}-. 81. ri Da lie county.
InFaaa. lsvile. on the 26,h Jay. by Rev. Mr..
he4rlez. = 1t. e.. Cray, OF Co. i. 23d REGIMENT y. C.
Troop=.s 80 Hiss Kate B. W-isiLer, of Fayetteville,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-09
" Alt : JEW -


iofce or the south SIDE of the Chickabominy,
o. tnerigat sing ofEeneral Johnston's army,
1ne battle was opened between nine and ten
2 COX, 4. ~, on S4tliday, by an attack III
Iorce OF L1pEstree- nd Hills divisions On
tac enemJ position At Bottom Bridge, near
toe ilne Of the IlclIoad and York River
railroad. Ibe enemy, III large force, had en-
lfeIched laemsel9es Behind consecutive bat
tsFles, and lled frees cTosswise in front of
taein, So as to ren 3er tic approach Of our
troops the more d~ificllt1 After a mnsketrr
and cam Ga sfirnisa, dung toe continuance
OF which or orage loops wlthseo0d the full
hre Of tAp batteries, "a charge was ordered
and nob'y made bv Gen. Hill, the Second
florida, Sixth Eireil'a I'd Fifth South Care
Ina leading lac charge aD to the very muz-
lies Of The guns under a terrific FIRE OF grape,
canister, round shot and shell, that cut them
Town by scores. Mounting over the first
battery, they took possession at the point OF
Che oayonet, the Yankees fleeing to the next
IA position in their rear, which, in turn,
opened rs fire, and IL turn, was taken, large
numbers 81 he Yankees being killed and TAX
en- prisoners.
After an obstinate fight Of two hoa1s the
enemy fell back, leaving sixteen pieces Of ar
tilrery, composing three batteries, in posses
sion Of our victorious troops. Our loss here
was heavy, including several officers. The
Yankee loss was not asce rtained, but it is sup
posed to have been equally heavy. The be
haYlor Of the troops vas splendid. One com
pany Of the North Carolina regiment alone
took one hundred and sizty-fve prisoners,
and brought them t. the rear. The enemy's
force was estimated at fully 10000, and rein
forced constantly,
After the cessation Of the firing on our
V1rkt win tho ,,,a,~ L+,,,.I11 , loxu>.
s~tratioa, across the Chickabominy,. on our
LETT wis, north Of the Mechanicsville turn
pike, and on the Nine Nile road. He was
here CALAMITY opposed by General G. ".
Smiths division Of inf ntry and General Ma
gruder's Artillery, ncud;ng General Whit
lng's brigade Of the Sixth North Carolina,
Eleventh and Second mississippi, and Acting
Brigadier-Genera Colonel Wade HamptOn's
command Of the Sixteenth North Carolina
and the FOu. teenth and Nineteenth Georgia.
The Hampton Legion, supported by the
Sixteenth North Carolina and Nineteenth
Georgia, attempted to capture a battery FROM
the enemy, but, finding it too heavily sup
ported, fell back, but not until after r%eceiv-
ing its fire and giving their own in return,
and forcing the enemy to resume the Qefen-
siVe. Oar loss on the left vas not so heavy
as on the right wing Of the army but among
the killed we nave to lament several gallant
and distinguished officers. On the left wing
fell General P~ettigreT, Of North Carolina, u
name that became iIustrious in this revolt
ton. He IS Woonded and d prisoner. Genel~
al Iatton of the Tennessee Brigade, was shot
from his horse and died in the arms of all all.
Colonel Hampton WAS wounded slightly in
the foot, bat remained at his post. His horse
was shot twice.
The 6rhtinp, extended GTaGnaUv from, tho
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-09

EXTE -Rt.lCIHORIZED I~rA3EOCECE J..
w H. E ED>DE, az the COnfeder te Candidate
10. r--s-=--on . nc Senate Tor the County o. HaEs.
F4l-t-a, Idv =. 1SS2. sd
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

Kii..be.hpor Sid sohr Rnosh Prs,. Brshsmsn from Re-
sarhs Anna PM-Passlns out, ship Jas fastsn' and
.ss f%s Es Es1 Es
Cha Es Hazard Billiard, and Hayden smith, Nfork
new BEpF9ED sshrs Carroll fSS,. and
schr Fashion Sears SSrs sfrom = WOE, sSS wafshs
apf srsss. S Sswass ssa' Ds sS
NlS PORT Agril sArr schrs Arsonas. tB) Horton for
aa%. ri Hnsy New Hs o
Wil%ngen, Deli Copy Harlow, Sandwich FOR EYork Ida
boston Phlalelphis Bird Chase Fail River
York; sunnysd Small Dennis for do; Franklin Jeweti
Sas w, eh SrSa9a Wilcox Paytashet for New Y9rk
We Yer Tor soops Agent Daniels and Bay
7thAT Rr brig Prime Alfred, Carroll NYork for Hall
fas badly having been ashore on Point judith sehr
SEw LONDON SprIi s@Arr .chr. spemsu, spsmsn,
SYSrs oss S
St"r for oop ons Pre-
w@ aSgI .s ,,. wT .S% sssf
Mhfe S al aDa D Shfss faay Of the Lake.
& efsSPis
nss ss sasl Ss sse Toby Es
Zoe Potter Newport Thos Cooper Taylor East Green
wieh Cld bark1 Cnss Keen swan, and williamson.
Alex Blue Keen Port ROYAL Leesburg Swift Marblehead;
y,dence EVA Sorihrap SSntucket Zoe Potter Boston;
Dsasafs 7h bark. rlOres.a from Rio Ja
o@ kYof sSr Aessadra & Gans Rad d'S Seen got 3 eaky
PORTLAND, April 5-Arr ship Cumberland waite Sum-
derand Cid Br steamship Nova Scotan Balantine, Liver
pool via Londonderry 5and sdl barks Charles Edwin IL
tejohn Matanzas Diligence Young, Cardenas; brigs Rio
grande Greenleaf, Hlv9na; Ben Dunnng WncnesteI 81
York, Baltimore j irws York; Lucy Ames. Hobrook,
PORTSMOUTH. April Arr fchr Grand Island, Short
kOssuth, Lee NYork
PROvIDENCE Apil Arr schr Chase, Mills, Elizabeth
port Sid schrs Mall Kelley and Huntress, Disney Pha
delpha; Christopher Columbus Bacon, and VIM Baylcs,
Knapp, Havcrsraw, NY; Justice Sheldon Elizabethport
soops sprague, Gibbs. NYork Gold Leaf James, do. -
SALEM April 6Arr schrs Corvo, Hobrool Rockland for
New York; 6th Corinhian, Tapley Ezabethport sld6tb
schrs Planet, Corv0; and others bound K.
WISCASSET April 2-Sld schrs Richmond, Baker, and
Furbush, Kimbal, Fortress Monroe Buxton, Williams
Baltimore.
WAREHAM. Aprt 2-Arr schr E Potter. NYork (and sid
Sd for Sag Harb9r) Sid 3d. schrs McKee, Christie PHI
ladepha: Choeaw. Harding, BlzabehpOrt 4tb, Angler
Besse, NYork; 7th, Monitor, Besse, do
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A R:w. wEsTcorr, AUcrIoNEER.

II R.W wEsTCOTT, AUCTIONEER.
$l2C0O worth Of superb
Parlor Chamber Dining Room aud Library Furniture,
Elefant Mantel Vases and Bronzcs.
valuable Paintings splendid Panoforte,
Rich Carpets, Parior Ornaments. &c,
with the entire elegant rst class house
opportunity for bousekeps and others 10 purchase
rs class Household Furniture and elegant adornmens at
auctoa prices the sale being positive and peremptoy
Descriptive catalogues elegant residence i62 West
Twenty first street, near Seventh avenue.
SALE THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, AT 2OCL0CK, r. N.
Consisting, I'm parlors, Of
octave rosewood Panoiore made by Fischer with
every iern improvements Marble Top Music Cabinet En-
brod red Cover and Stool rch Tapestry Carpets solid rose
wood Secretary and Bookcase .rbc Top Etagee
rosewood Centre SOFA and Pier Tables rich solid God
Parlor Suits with Armoires covered in Soferno and Ge-
noa silk ana and gold brocate Turkh Lounges with
Chairs 70 match in ich satin danask four elegant
Pier and Mantel Mirrors Bronze and Ormon Chandeliers,
CERES elegant walnut Suits lowered In aud French
rcps Enco Bronze and Marble Satuces rich Da
mask and Lace Curtains Gold and Landscape Shades Bronze
Clocks valuable Iandscsp. PAINTINGS rich bohemian, Lava
and Sevres Mantcl Vases and Ornaments; Jewel Boxes
Card Receivers Bouquet Holders Marble Saisry Flower
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOMS.
Elegant rosewood Bedsteads with spring and hair Mat
resses 10 Mt marble top dressing Bureaus Washssnds and
Commodes; French China Toilet Sets ood Shaving
Stand superb Feather Beds and Bedding Tee Tetes
Cnairs Rockers Engrsvngs Suits In hair cloth and rcps
Card Tables Clocks Mirrors French Spring
Chairs marble top oak Sdeboard, Exenson Table, oak
dining Chairs rich ruby crystal Glass of every dcscp
0n French and India China rich Silver Ware III ming
Service Casters Saves Spoons Forks Cake Baskets Nap
s.sas and large variety Of ssosany Chamber Furn
ture Of every description.
B.Housekeepep will lind In this .ale thing desi
able for fashionable and costly furnished resience.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
DANIEL A. MATiiEws, AUCTJOyEER
SUTTON STREET.
PEREMPTCRY SALE Of HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE ROSEWOOD rlANO, CARPETS


PIER MIRRORS, Ac.,
being the entire contents Of private resdence IN Fourth
street, removed for convenience OF sale.
DANIEL A MATHEWS will sell, this cay 'wEDNEs-
DAY) st lrs O'Clock, at his saesrooD 10 Nassau
large II handsome Household Furniture.
ing part wood arlor SUITS IN brocaei mshogsny
and Parlor Chairs Brusels Velvet Ingram
Care,s elegant prsneh plate Pier Mirrors Console Tables
and Corncca Centre Table,
and Dressog Bureaus French Be steads Hair
Meurssses, Spring Beds Paiasses Bosteis Pillows Ban
kct She.ts Washs nds stair Window
Shaes, Flor Eaten, ion Table Buffet. Dining Chairs
R-fricer.isrs Aiso Kitchen Fsrpiurs with which he
will cO,nmrueN
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A ELEaANT HOUSEHOLD FuRSIrURE.


b CHAPMAN, Auctioneer. will sell this day Nv ednes-
uAy April w ~ ii o'clock At private residence 40 west DIX
eerth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
auconeers would call the particular attention Of their
the largest and richest of Household Furnus
70 order for the By city makers and 10 OF the
best description.
Drawing rooms-Two full Suits carved rosewood and COW
cred with satin brocae rosewood Etaees Satary mar
BILE top, lined with satnwood Secretary Bookcase plate
glass doors Centre Tables match SUITS Laiys Work
Table, inlaid with parl antique and gothic Reception
Chairs civered with India satin: Reclining Chairs covered
with velve EIcognures Cabinets OIL Painungstwo
perb Marine Views by Ketche. Immaculate Conception,
copy OF Muros celebrated painting the Louvre gallery,
Paris Winter Scene, l Piece, French liae Engrav
ings, Enbroidens, Lace ians suIf and Or
molu Clocks artistic Statary Vases &c; Sevres
and Dresden China o nsinen,s
7X OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOEORTE Music Stand,
Seol and Cover.
Ha-Black walnut Iatstsnd Chairs 20 match; Olcloth,
Mats, Velvet Stair Carpets, syt plated air Rods Dnng
room-Sod oak Buffet, atuary marble top; Extension
Table to mat Chairs ucbe Mirrors, China Dinner and
Tea Sets ruby and cut and Gasswarr solid
silver Dinner aud Tea Service Shecd Table Cutlery silver
plated Casters Coffee Urns Cake Baskets, spoon Butter
Knives, Napkin Rings, Salvers. Table Linen &c.
CHAMBERS
ROSEWOOD Dressing Bui eaus Beiseats, CommOdes,
Mardrobes, Sha ing Stands Arnore RGace Toilet Tables,
Hair and Spring Ma atresses Gather Beds Blanket Linen
Sheets Counterpanes, Sofas, 10 kcrs, Chairs Husbands
Stair Carpets Rods &C. Alo large assortment Of Base
ment and Kitchen Fd
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
II H. LUDLOW. tcC1IONEER
~. PEREMYruRl SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON BROADWAY, by ORDER or FRANCIS W. WALDO

i. u LUDLOW co. viii sei at au 'ton. on Tuesday,
Ar ~ lsG2, II o'clock, the Merchants Eythapgc
broadway all the right title and interest wth orsc Wal
do hal on the 3Is day Of Nay 1851 IL the loi " ground
with Lhe building thcreo the norihw eseriy
Broadway and Cedar street. running through 70 Temple
fifteen Broadway, tnr
and 1873 feet Cedar street, aud know No. 1856
broadway. Aso, the unesIrcd Term .: twenty years
n the LIST May 81 orratcd ty certain daro
February lst 1851 made betv cen Mary n Welsh and oh
Grst part and Horace Wad t'c sstond part
and u the undiyd part OF the Lot
westerly eide of Broadway adjo nrg ihe above eoned
jcct to an annual rent Of 81 Sm r'yabe auerieriy.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
RESTAURANTS.

AT IJBBN's OYSTER AND DINING Roow isa SIR
n ton street.-The finest Oystcrs steaks Chops cui,c,.
Ham and Eggs, fankce Fish Cakes Boston Ia.
Co1ec Acs 40 Merchants and will end the ,,a.
sef1ed a. this place the best ir the markell '''s
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
A UCTION NOTICE.. ROTH, AUCrIONEER
"A AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOUSE AND BOARDING HOUSE, KEEPERS

The elegant Household Furniture Of o FIRST boarding
house viii he sold at public aoction tins day. April at two
O'Clock precisely at rs Wavcrey pace between Washington
and Sixth avenue consisting OF two beautiful Paror
Suits covered in rlc ain broael aud figured reps
each consisting of Sofa Tetc-a ARM Reception
and medallion back Chairs Eaees with mirror
Stands fine Paintings Vases Mirrors Curtans twenty
day Clock Gard Tables rosewood and mahogany Bedsesd
ssGdns Boser. P'laws Lnansrs spslns Sea, chars
Gut Bohemian and French Glass and China Ware; Tea Ia
bes, Buffet, Extension Table rich China Ira Sets Table
Cutlery fine Silver Ware hand Brussels rhrepiy
Ingram Carpets; Oicloth, Sale positive N. BAN
goods must be removed hours after the SALE
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

600 Al de % oooA dc 3aocoA de de ZOO
Nos Pr1zss Nos PYzes mos Prizes mos przea mos Prizes
1914. e6 ul47 $40 tx61 .&4C02lQ57 .SlO)78a7 500
1918 .Sool4os. .Aplsss1 24o8 .to7sts 40
lo7. .4Ucl25SS .lO034u6O. 1850 400
1918. .4oo 39o. 40 4O6 1851 400
Prizes sashed and information furnished By
rg TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
16 Wall street, New York
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
7'IRR. TURF.

IyNION COURSE, J.. l.--TROTfiNG-ON THURSDAY
" May n, ~ oilock parse and s'ake OF $50, mile
heats best u 81 IN h.rnsss ames D. MeMann name. sr
x Edward. j.. Eddy. Samuel Mclaughlin names A.
idow NJ Ctea. DaDi'l Pi,fr names blk Sunny Side
III" hcrses viii ,rot 20 week from th'
above day. SHAW WHITE, Prcprieors