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Tr6iruCtl0u.
MOUNT WASHINGTON ~

MOUNT WASHINGTON DESTITUTE
NA ClauoaI Engi,h, Comme,eo'e .d Fore'gn Langllge
School, No 28 iths, corner Of dsedoass,t on N.nivs
FASEIkG A. NJ, Rector. With twelve Assistant rofe'soT,l
prepares pupils Of all sge' for eine, or eoge ~ opep ~
for boarding students Catalogues OF reference t9i
Sc had at the lnsin,e by addressing o. W. oLAhhb
uhe resident PrDcpa). 18th 1.
As Thoroughly organized Prira'e Hfgh school, which ',
ava of he Oldest ard best sustained in the city having Jai
and S,aiy ftaenfs, the completeness {, is -
,ucon the beauty and heathfuness Of s locaoi we
ccebv Of IL. central position from every pert oil Ne"
York and The neighboring cities, and the iarg
k and GdmrGbig ooEtired roma Milling three s'oe u
bsding erected by The propetsrs expressly Tor It's
Jon are generally known. It's numerous classes OF every
grsJe in Latin Greek, Mathematics, Modern Lsnsusf.
omrey1i Studies Drawing and Painting WIN al tue i-
sb branches offer unusual advantages TO those 20 "ho
ime Is money" ard who cannot aford to waste t pref
ous article on worthless instruction among pTomicuou'
masses ~ , c.,..Lt. VII Ir,;n
n Colleges are admitted any time to the classes Or
which they are prepared Also JoSons at REDUCED "'''
and iii charged ONLY from the time Of entering II
| RTvgHyNCrs OF SONS of the one bundled and hty wen
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fonsrs anb .farms mnnte0.

WANIED-A 4-story HOUSE, in good order
with al! the modern improvements in the upper part OF
he CITY between 4ih and 7thGv The beat Of care VIII be
'aAsn o. te premises Rent not q 900 Possession
wanted immediately Address MERCHANT TribGre Office
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DuiIoina nlateriaIe.
OOFING SLATE.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.

Dopo,-Corper Of 10th and Onsrries at Hyieve Yer
I2tAst. sew.i mont. ~ n N DEN,
ADAM PONTON. Superintendent
This Company invite the attention OF The pubc 70 Their
superior and weilknown GREEN aud PURPLE ROOtINb
SLATE. which they prepared TO deliver rom the V1a!'
ies o Depots Ia ali sizes suitable for )hBs
The public cautioned against spurious and Inferior ~.
tce which has been repres and nei az Eese Sate
A slate roof l. preferable TO tin sllngrs or iron.
Ifweil put lasts lifetime without needing repairs lt
10 a. CHEAP a. shingles IL needs paint Rain water
nfn slate roof Il has tain OF decayed wood or
paint Slate roof. FIRE proof insurance companies favor
them; steam will not affect them.
The .ac manufactured by this Company has been extern
syey used upon the buildings OF The New York Genital Penn
s,yania sud Long Island Railways Orders addressed
above or FuRMAN. No. 20 Courandt e., kcwl ofk.
viii receive prompt attention.
kew.YoIk, March, 1872.
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urNrpALRAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEf.-
v From fot Of Courlsndt.st.-COnnectng At Hampton
function with Delaware Laokswan and western hifo
and AZ Eastou with Iehieh Valley Railroad and us conneo
,ons forming direct line 20 Pittsburgh sndthe "es' whol'
change Of cars .,cv,,r,- ~. q ,oco
: cave Newly orr as ioi0ws; - nj,
U.RRfsprEa ExPHEs.-At q m. Tor Easton' iieadins
Pott.ville Harrisburg. March Chunk, NiianspoT,' &c
M,u TRAIs--At M. for Easton, Water Ospi scgAn'
Ton Great Bend Pi,s'on, NikesbsTIe, &c. ,,,,
n NJ TuRorGH TRAIs-For Faston, Msnch Chunk WI
ii1,nsosrt Reading Pottsvile, Harrisburg, &c.
a. n WAY PAssYsGFR TEAx-Fof Eas.on, bethieLem
Allentown. and MAgch Chunk 80
s:OP " WAY TRAIS-For Somervile. go n,
81. ". WESTERN ErrREss-ror nastoa Alento"n, nes''
inr harrisburg Pittsburgh aud tue West Sleeping cars nom
Jersey CITY through 20 'i,tshursh n F.
ErrKEss TRAls Yog HaRKsssuRG-The a m Express
II ali from New York arrives Harsbuga. M connect
iug and West Pennsy ene bsrod o1tnern
Central Railroad North and South and Win the Cuioef
land Valley Railroad. ~. -. -,. w. ,.....
New.Yok Al p M daily Sundays excepted masing e1oe
connection a. HARRISBURG with Pennsylvania Rarosd-with
70 chanx. OF cars 10 Pittsburgh and but one to Cir cn-
rsh sal Chicago -Four hour time saved oy taxing this
tran. . - 49, ..,x
TLrr,BE1HPonr AND Ngw.YoRx FERRr-Lcaye New.
York from Pier No. North River, r7So ana li;s" H.
SEQ t:10, and p. IN. go,
Trim each JOHN w. siEhNos oukcs"sV""SN"
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NETWORK & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.


-, SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1852.
COMMENCING MAY $ 1852.
Passenger Station In Nsw.York cor. 57thst and ih-sv
Entrance on 27ths.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK:
lor Nc v-Hsven. :. g. ~, lEx)i R:lS. (Ex)i $50
FOR DtasePort :, a m, En)i R:la EI)i $3.50
fer Mford sIa,iod Fairfield sou;hpor, and we.,por,
"a. N. l2;l5, 3:J aud $50 p m.
For NOrwss J. $50 a. 2:l5 D. (EKli $780, 40 s:
Tor Dsen and Greenwich. $50 a. M R:l5, $3.50. 40
531 y m. 49,
60 SO $40. ?. m, or
for Por, Chester ard intermediate stations 93oa 10:
~ 3.59.4.s. $3.50, $50 ?. IA.
ior Poit Chester ard New. Rochelle. sp M tExt
CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor Boston via Springfield a. m, lEIL (Exl ?. m.
For Boston, via Shore Line l2l5. p m. lEn)
For Hartford and Springfield a. Ill, (E1l e:l3, 3,
for Connection, River Railroad to Montreal m ok
and Il:l3 p. m. to Northampton.
For Haitford Providence, and Frhkn Railro,d. am,
Etl, 1915 p.
For NswIIss.n New-London. and stoning,on Railroad
ct q n l2.l5 s. p. m. lErl
For Canal Railroad. II: ID r. m. to northampton
For n0usatoulc Railroad 20 fittshed. 4 IN p u. to
Darlington ard on SATURDAY. through 10 Plttshcld
For Nsugs.uok Railroad. s a. m. 3p. M.
For DanbuIy aud Nofwalk Railroad, l. $3.50 4. m, a. D
Commodlous sc epng Car. et'ached to p. m. train.
JAMES H. hOlT Superintendent.
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lfle0iral.

II T. WOLCOTT's Instantaneous he ssm ~
TX - nh. Anpihilstor cures instantly soI
Iv,ss.r. Pdee IS cents Depot Nc l79 Chsian4i cdIk
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professional Notices.

AR. DODGE's VISlTS.-D DIR. DODGE OF
~ Chicago, pleased with his In the ,reaten OF
Lung Female aud Chronic dseae pfopoes to extend his
visits further Fast from Toledo to DaAkrk, Ncwiok aud
tie following day. will be at III. places specified; Nov at
To-do al Crestne at Mansfield, Sat Wosler at Mas.
,lon. II Alliance a. franklin 10 at CLssrin Falls IL o.,
Cleveland ~ al Psnsyo 10. Eie IL at Dunkk, - at
Ccao IL al Spdugh 10 at Alton. 10 NJ Indian oils 20 81,
Madison 81 at Cincinnati ~ at Hamilton ~ 4, Richmond,
Is a, Wellington 20 at Anderson q at 20 a. Quia-
cy - at Chicago.
The following places will be visited monthly. Patients
should call early. Adde'S ~ D. DODGE a CO.. Chics, e.
Illinois, Box 2,S75.
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WHE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-YORK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
pubished every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1904 [sept. 81:

Contents of No. 1904 Sept. 9 ]:
I..LEADlNG ARTICLES: The North "a Isr a. e
Gsribaldisn Increment; A Cautions Editorial
H..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
RECRUITING.
v.THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
VIA BATTLE IN NORTH CAROLINA; Core.
spondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
vII..THE FRENCH ARMY: The Military Powers Of
France; History, Strength, and Organization o:
the French Army.
VIII. POETRY THUS Saith the Lord, / Oser Thee
K.wHY DO CANNON BURST Mr. WARD
Reason Why.
X..FROM MICHIGAN: Correspondence Of The NY.
Tribune.
N..FRoM CAIRO Correspondence Of The n. Y.
Tribune.
xI..THE FIGHT AZ BOLIVAR, TENN: Core.
spondenoe of The N Y Tribune.
xIII..PROM THE INDIAN EXPEDITION: Core.
spondenoe Of The n \. Tribune.
xrv..AS dNTE RI SCENE IN THE CAPITOL
GkoUkDs AZ WAsHiNGToA' CoHe'pood
XIV. VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
xv..TBE REBELS N MARYLAND The Enemy
Reported having Crossed into Maryland; Nun.
ber& Estimated at from 20 900 10 1900; Some Of
Our Cavalry Tsken Prisoners and Psrood Pickets
Of Gen MscS OT 20 fox ts fisd Cen "Pse1 a,
Rockville Departure Of Troop; Rebel Plans 4
Vigorous Prosee ntion Of the War Correspond
ence Of The N. Y Tribune
XVI. OUR DEAD AT BULL Run: A Regiment Sent
70 Bury Them Wounded Sent in Our Loss
1000.
XVIII. LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
SPONDENrS WITH THE ARMY OF VIR-
GINA.
XIX. FROM WASHINGTON: Special Disps tches to
The n Tribune.
W..RAyENsHOE; By HenIy Kingsley, Author Of
"Geofry Hamlyn" :
XXi..THE LATE BATTLES IN VIRGINIA; Tho
Par. Gen sige Took in TIE Recent Battles; The
Resslt Of Not Being P,egerly sappertedi The
ence Of The n. Y. Tribune
XXI. DEATHS OF SOLDIERS
xxIii..NIEWs ON THE BATTLEFIELD.
XIV. GEN MCDOWELL
xAV..THE NEW PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENTS.
XVI. FROM CALIFORNIA
XVII. FROM EUROPE
XVIII. AMONG TIE PINES
xxx. POLITICAL
xxx. PERSONAL
XXI. CITY NEWS
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
xxXlH. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XxXIv. THE TRIBUNE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES
xXXV.. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports q, An.
stock. Money, Cotton. Grain. and CSt.s AIurseIs
specially Reported oT The y. Y. Ir.upue.
TsRNs-One Copy FOR one year. So. Two Copss ors
year. SIS. Five Cop.e. one year, I'll 2J. Ten Copss
TO ono address, $40.
For Club Of Twenty, We sad an Extra Copy.
For Club Of Forty, send Tie Daily Tribune gaa.
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GhJSn NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose
Up s)s weed iron frames and over strung bas.
for 1905 Do with moluss tito; do, with c,s'eie;s and
ind na.board l7S isS and $500 do with pearl seys.
eYgs sgs0 and 900; t.-octsve, -. The shove
Piano. the greatest bargain. "a tie city Seeondhand
LODFOss extremely low prices New and ondhani
Pisno and neodrons g. LEE at and upward per month
rent allowed II purchased. monthly payments received Tor
the same foregn MUSIC ~ cents Ter Al kinds
Of Music urrchlndiss Al pr,ce. pianist endace to
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EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor OF The
~ scapel, and Operating and Consung Surgeon No u
3tav Occ consultations the obscure disease OF
the pelvic visoer Rupture Piles. Vsrieocrc and fiatu,
radically cured without the kniio or 8saurc Oce hours
fIon TO .. l to ., and to evenings
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mebOins Caros, Sc.

A Il VIM. EVERDELL's SONS-WEDDING
IA CARDS-These celebrated Engraved Cards cold only
q; No. lc4 Futonst, N. Y. Established 1913.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price -
IL Wedding At Home and Note Papers &c Business Cards.
Bl-Heads, Po.tr1s &C. at KELLG'S 81 Fulionst. ~ Y.
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Cffar Gle1mers.

4 arrangement commencing July !, 1867
~ FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA. 4
hrstaass steamer viii leave Gew.York on the s ,iu
aud 2st esch month excep. when these date, lsn %
SUNDAY when The dsy Of departure will be The MoNDAf
For freight pa,sge sppy al the only office No. Bowl
fng-green. ID. h. ALLEN, Agent
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OYG ISLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o

/ ITFRMfNU.-Psaengsr Depot Jan.es-slp and foot OF
3.th.,t r. Rat n for Gieeupor Sag harbor oriei'
and IL nptons; II M and 40 for syosset a. ~
IN for ,e.nnort; AZ o. m. for Farmis gtss Sundays
he tin leaves Hunter, Point 3hst fery) az 800 m
Tor Riv.rbead and ineredl,e Stations at o1cursion rAes
rr,urniug leaves Ryerheti al J p
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nlnslcal gnslrur,fnto.
DIANOs. MELODEONs. HARMONIuMS.

CTEINWAY a. sons GOLD-MEDAL PA
- TENT OVERsrRJ 80 GRAND ard SQUARE II
AMOS have been awarded tie ht premium hefrver and
Whenever exhibited In competition with tao best makes o.
Boston N.wiofk Philadelphia and baltimore, and are nov
considered the lee, Pianos Manufactured
written guaranty fof Eve given with each in'a
q
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GlealnboNs ano Rai!roaoe.

MORNING LINE 3r ALBANY and Troy,
Nt AID int-Imsdiite landfs touching AZ goth sSe am
er ARMENlA leaves nom foot Of Hauisop,st. MOI,
R IT p MEVN 2c he io o a r4 TaUR
DAY, and SATURDAY ct Ia, N. B..-Huason River
Ratlroal Tickets will be received oh oard
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Address THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
Adde'S.

Y'HOMAS PAINEs WORKS.-Read them,
Il Patriots, and to purge country fom Seces
sion Demsgosuery and PIiestcraft PAlNEs POLITICAL
WORKS, SI DE1SrICAL do, al Soldiers have
theo Of my Publcaons at % cent escount Send
etns postage for catalogue Address CALVIN BLANCH-
AkD, Liberal Book Publisher No. 80 AnB.st.
EXQUISITE.--THE KISSES OF SECUN-
- 81. and BoNNEFONs with EpishaamiuIn 10 fol and
HON ipPeHiDent caoslty, receipt Of 80 cents
T. BLANCHARD, Psbl*her, Nc. 20 App-th
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Boar0 ano Rooms.
% Get.

TO RENT-Tke HOUSE and GROUNDS
II Of the late n. L. Colt al Paterson N. J. The house,
built OF stene isG0 feet two stories basefp en aid
attic flrI,1el with and The grounds ccmprse
about Is handsomely laid 1u in lawn and rudea aud
IN perfect CIDER Attached the nonse Is large
story IheIe sso extensive graperes IN full bearing end
al. the ntcesGzSy outbuidinss Of large place.
Applyto
TitOS. q. SMITH
Paterson,
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vTHE GREAT EASTERN having touched tho

around on her late pssssse from Liverpool Il has been
considered advisable make q thorough examination Of her
bottom before sending her Her departure Ill there
fore be yed beyond previously advertised day Of sail
inz Hold Of return ticket, win have them renewed
the money returned az they may dee. Due oce will b
given Of the ships depafsu<e.
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1,lsirnltiot..

OOOPERsTOWN SEMINARY, COOPERs-
Z TOWN, N. Y-Fory Doars pays Board and Com
Eog Il weeks (both ssIes send fsI Catalogue.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
PROPOSALS..

Army SUPPLIES
Il orslcE OF .,rxy cLofHiSc 80 E9yirss, ,ssy
BrooMr Asp GHhEsE srs Nlwf9ps o. April y, 'a w.
day a Instant, al ~ o'clock M Tor furnishing by cont
delyerabls at The depot OF Army Clothing and Elupas
im,1p wards of dark blue Flannel all wool, 81 inces
5000 dozen incsh.ne Sewing cson, black, go yard 81
Nos. 30 and 3-haf each.
2t9 Jsirs first ser yeanls' ChcYrone, casalry.
30 pairs srrgssits' ChevronS. cavalry.
7cO rnirs cor o n,s' Chevfons. cavalry. =,
Samples OF The above articles eau BE- seen on spphS''
one.ihd % the quluiiy contracted for mus, be deli,
II he sricies in be sabjeci . inspection BY swor
sel nrs appoiatrd hy authority of he United States
FIoposals VIII be accompanied byapropcr guarantee
=. rs that n the eoairs . a%.rca ~, ~ m 20 & .se rys RasS Son
double the amount Of The contract for the faithful per
The United sis,es reserves the right 10 reject all
rrornsis 10 bc endorsed Proposals. for furnishing
Suppics'' ana Lieutenant Colonel o. ~. vINroN.
Depaty ouareru'ns'cr 1eheral on''c' e'A'cs ~ Ar
ARMY SUPPLIES OFFICE OF ARMY cLoTJ
Nv "a S"a AZ LSpiifis Xplpii f. issser isd o. D'''' ~
sealed proposals WIN b rscriy:d ~ ,h,s ,a onse ~
Depo. u Army CLOTHING and Easrsgr n this M - oty' n'
Packing Boxes twore o. l.ss, 70 ne , snIsHasd % iovu
auisits, and to be delivered nom ome 70 time as
Me Be made o. good % cnr inch :, wn,s pn
.he str myth Of the gn,oey 70 be onsnsd and zroove
ed on the inside ana covers to v r % on uo,n uc
,ic ~ he strapped with good hoop poles, the ends OF
,rus,' ian cIaht inches the sd,s dimensions-fou
Inns Two feet two inches deep one Zoo. eish, inches wi
''u n boses viii be -ubiec, TO inspection AMI any IN
ccnsidsred unit, will be rejeccd. Bidders will stat
now many they deliver per day.
Proposals Will he accoInranicd byA proper guarant
tinr forth that II the contract Is awarded TO the party
;hercin he will Mt once cxcauc the same, and give bo
double the amount of the for the faithful PEI
ance Of the sarie. -
The Uni,oi states reserves the righ, 70 reject .
Fro ros 70 be endorsed proposais for furnishing
ing 6oxes,n aud addressed to .. o., n r, vruro
Deputy 9uartsrmasser General v. .. A.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
DRY GOODS.
r. STEWART 4 co.
"A. VIII offer on Monday, April q,
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS IN THEIR
POPULAR STOCKS OF
FANCY DRESS SILKS,
All cents, 81 and 81 80 Der yard.

ATANE RouLLIER AUGER's, 32i FOURTH STREET,
n Broadway
Real Laces, Sets Capes Collars, CoiTures Barbes &C.,
In Chaniy, Point Aencon, Applique and Valencennes.
C0rse,s, u a celebrated Paris make.
Dressmakng in all its branches carried heretofore
Trousseaus and mourning made up short notice in all
the latest styles.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

xy.cur FOR sALE-A sTAUNCH SCHOONER, Al,
about oo ons goo sea boat, last strong and In primo
,oi tor plot despatch passenger boat Terms
eay eures iaken in pay " good. Address boz $40
tvs Office.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
RRsTAURANTs.

vSNGLIsu SADDLE or MUTTON FOR DINNER OK
~ Monday fcr sale Ensiish Mutton Han s. sii'ep,
RICH sKDsJN Agent e6 Maiden lane, corner of WI.
liam street Dunlops Ale. In lne condition.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

NHEAP FANCY DRESS SILKS AT
~ CHAS. HEARD & co. s, 3,l Grand street.
CHEAP PLAIN DRESS SILKS at
CHAS. HEARD K co y, 3OI Grand street.
CHEAP PLAID AND STRIPED Silks Mt
CHAS. HEARD h co. :, 81 Grand street.
CHEAP FOULARD SILKS, striped pla d and printed at
CHAS. HEARD 4 co.'s, col q and street.
CHEAP BLACK SILKS in all widths, at
CHAS. HEARD h coz 3oi Grand street.
CHEAP HEAVY BLACK CORDED SILKS
CHAS HEARD 4 CO.'S sol Grand street.
BONNETS AND PONSONS, superior bla Tareas, at
CiAS HEARD h co. S, 301 Grand street.
CHEAP NANTILLAS. CLOAKS AND SAClUESat
CliAS HEARD CO.'S sol Grand street.
CHEAP CLOTH CIRCULARS AND WALKING JACKETS
cHAS HEARD Il co. =. 311 Grand street.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS AND POPTINS AZ
CHAS HEARD K GO $, 81 Grand street.
CHEAP TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
CHAS HEARD & CO.'S yl Grand street.
CHEAP GRAY DRESS GOODS only l.. per yard,
CfIAS HEARD CO.'S. ?Ol Grand street.
CHEAP COTTON StiIRTINiS AND SHEETfNt;a at
CHAS HEARD h co. 'S sOl Grand street.
CHEAP CALICOS AND GINiHAMS al
CHAS HEARD Il Co.'S, 3N Grand street.
In fact everything In the dry goods Inc will be sold very
cheapat
CHAs HEARD CO 8, sol Grand street
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1862.
DRY GOODS.

.,..,,, DRY GOODS.
A T. srEwARr co
q 4asssF Ass THEIR
rosgH rroosgxAE hs STOCKS sES s o. OF
At7s ceats. 81 and 81 50 per yard.
Ar,THns, c.oMsHac5AL ON HOUSE lsz SPRING STREET
auction and our own importation. wan Monday,
s s'ssi s:S ss's
ana Mssses Gesd & Is 20 ~ psr ec
Ss,s w,Ss Ssh5;1s Muslin 6s.. cents Linen
Tabeciols and Linen Towels and Napkins
ss M as at on s ssn sw ss
Shawls cheap Cloh Table Covers Quilts Hosiery, spring
=. a pss snd CORY D
III. LIPsErr, Proprietor.
B.-Freneh Spanish Italian and Gsrman spoken.
ATNME RouLLIER AUGER's, 1924 FOURTH STREET
Real Laoes, Sets Capes, Collars, CoiTures B,rbes &C.
In SaaS.iiiy Point Asae9p Applique and valeucisnnes
Dressmakng in all ts branches Carried on as heretofore
IroIsseaus and mourning made up at short notice in all
zss1S1 SsssAD1s5 a5 sRo5hE 5AEFsH 5lasEs ssEs'
40 at $ each, value s.
SSst g each. value So
800 pieces Satin Plaid, Paris
Printed Baregrs at 25 cents each value 30 cents.
200 pieces Broche Grenaiine Barege,
.oo ,.... At 70 cents per yar1.
at37H cents formerly sold at 30 cents.
A. T. STEWART co.
BARGAINS FROM AUCTION
- Black and co,9rea silks sroche and Stella shawl..
Ladies Will ind the prices about 20 tho dollar OF
their value.
500 dozen Gold Medal Paris Kid Gloves GO cents per pair
Importers price for these goods $40 30 per dozen.
ALSO
LOTS OF CHEAP DRESS GOODS
reeelYhI w 4 aapE, pkE,yToys ~ o74 powsrv
B-No lady should purchase her Dry Goods without
first calling al 274 Bowery.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
-
RICH LAcEs AND. PARIS EMBRoIDERIEs,
or every description.
Entirely new ans choice goods just opened for the spring
" de at greatly reduced prices.
Z. WILLIAMS CO., fate Peter Roberts, 429 Broadway.
RLACK THREAD LACE Wells, FROM 50 50 AND
ID upwards.
Black euipure, thread And French Lsces all widths.
Back Lace Shawls, Cape, CoiGures and Barbcs
Ba,h Lace Flouncnss, at half the usual prices.
4. WILLIAMS co. late Peter Roberts, 40 Broadway.
RARGATNS IN EMBROIDERIEs,
Plain and Embroidered Linen Canoric Handkerchiefs,
Embroidered Nj yht Caps Infants Waists Robes and Cans.
Novelties in Embroidered Linen and Cambria Breakfast
Sets,
Edsing. Inssrtngs ss hI B.nas TIonnc,ngs, &c &C.
THE RECENT AUCTION SALES.
A. T. STEWART d CO.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

CHEoK SILKS.
sTRANG, ADRIANCE CO.,
NO. ass BROADWAY,
Have ds received by steamer aud will offer Monday,
Aprii2l,
VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT
CHECK SILKS.
From % cents IT, 81 per yard,
CONSISTING
BLACK AND WHITE
OTHER DESIRABLE COLORS,
To which they would invite the purchasers
CIoAKs
MANTILI.AS AND sACQUEs.
sTRANG ADRTANCE CO..
yS BROADWAY.
Have open large assortment Of
CLOAKS, MANTILLA5 AND sACQUES,
CLOTH, SILK AND OTHER MATERIALS
The latest Paris styles and Home Manufactures,
VERY Low PRICES.
Also a choice assortment ~
LONG AND SQUARE INDIA sHAwLs,
With large variety Of
Stripe he, French Cau.l's Ifav with open centres
LONG AND SQUARE CASHMERE
IIiLF THE USUAL PRICES.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.-Secretary Chase ex-
poets to meet on Monday. delegations represent
ing the banks of Boston, New York and Phila-
delphia for conference on financial matters.
Since the suspensions this city has been flooded
with small notes, many of them worthless.
Next week the House Committee on WAYS and
Means will offer and hope 10 carry their bills inn
posing taxation and revisal of the tariff by an in
crease of duties.
1t is rumored that Gen. Stevens, now at Hilton
Head, will be one ot the Brigadiers rejected by
the Senate.
There are numerous applicants for the mission
to Rome, which the Northwest claims as belong
ing to some one from their section.
The Commissioner OF Patents is to be called
on BY Congress to state whether Mr.. Brown. for
merly Agricultural Chief Clerk, is now employed
by him in Europe to purchase seeds.
There was much fault with Browns official
conduct while here and il he has been sent abroad
il will make some disturbance.
The King Phillip came up from the lower Po-
tomac this morning, and reports meeting the
Pensacola between Mt. Vernon and Fort Wash
ingtorl, bound down.
The fog was so thick last night that the Step
ping Stone was obliged 70 lay off Alexandra till
this morning. At noon she again started to run
the rebel blockade
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13
From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Democrat received
advices this afternoon corrOborating the accounts
received by way of Cincinnati of the disbanding
of Humphrey Marshal's rebel forces near Paints
vile No further particulars of the affair are
given.
The Bowling Green Courier of the ID instant,
states that Floyd arrived at Nashville on the LIST
route for Bowling Green.
The Paducah correspondent of the Journal
writing on the 9Th complains bitterly of the treat
ment of the Union men there by the Federal Gen.
eral Smith, and demands his immediate removal.
Rumors prevail at Lebanon that the Federal
troops have taken two steamers proceeding up
the Cumberland river, with munitions of war,
clothing and provisions for Zollicoffer's forces.
The locality of the seizure is not stated