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The New York herald., 1862-03-05

INoR sALE-0NE OF THE BEST EXHIBITIONS ~
II this country, when has paid 500 per week WI 81
change for furniture liquors segars cash. An ihevfW
will satisfy Call at the Oriental Concert Hail. ev WQaA6
wsy, FROM " " !, ana after . ip the steninE
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&C.

J. w. NEWsOE AUCTIONEER
lS2 Fulton street opposite 81 Paal's ohurohyard.
VIII be eod, 10 close large variety Of new
and second Eand and "a octave Rosewood Pianoortes
pain and fancy cases; all superior Instruments by well
known makers; fully warranted Also Melodeos one
Seaphine and two excellent Sewing Machines Terms
or approved endorsed notes at months with interest ever
E.fN
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q, NJ. LEVY, AUCTIoNEER-STORE No 26i CANA

N N. LEVY, AVLIIUN NJ, -Vt
r0rs, Carpets, &c-C NJ LEVY win sell py auction 10
Nv Thursday. 9th INST al lOa oelock al 20 ana East
uteeh street. elegant Fnrlture OF said residences
ae whole of hieh the best manufacture and new last
November consisting OF carved rosewood Suit In rich bro
cae elegant Eagere very superior octave
Pianoorie Mirrors OH Paintings, Lace and Brocate, Cnr
sans 10 match besides other customary assortment The
Chambers include rosewood mahogany, walnut and
enameed Suits; best Hair and other Mattresses, Feather
Beds Blankets Mrselles Quilts &c. The Carpeng through
the house is Of the very best Velvet Brussels Threepy
Tapestry, &c 0icoihs, Entry and Hall Furniture with the
nsal Glassware China, Cutlery Plated Ware, &c, &c.
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MATRTrIONIAL.

A LITTLE BRUNETTE, PRETTY AND CALLEI
IA very charming Is years o desirouso OF foirnn
the acquaintance OF gentleman Of wealth. with view Il
marmony. Please enclose carte vsc or description
person. Address Rose, box 80 Godfreys Post Office,
Broadway,
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. Or PREpossHssING AP

n pearance good education refinement and "a summers
and having at his command the root OF all evil desires TO
make the acquaintance OF some young lady matrimonnly
Inclined between the ages 10 and ~ OF good education
No notice taken OF unless enclosing cartc dc
vise' Address G. II. b., boz SO New Brunswick N. j.
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rrHE ROYAL WIZARD
i Mons. HAMBURGER has great pleasure announce
his New York. again 70 offer his grateful acknow
Judgments for the and uniform euogums Of his Mag
especially by the here and In
Brooklyn and inform the public that he has made
engagement 10 give few more of his
UNRIVALLED PRESTIDIC1TAT1ONS
previous 10 his departure for Europe,
commencing --. .
Madame SURLIANA, the great Italian Pianist, viii no.
company the performance with choice selection OF music
Mons I has been honored unsolicited with the fat
tering cstimonals after his performances which
given by request before Queen Victoria and her Court az
Windsor Castle Bamoral; the royal families of Pruss
and RUSSIA Prince of Wales, in Canada; the Earl OF
Eglnton the Cas- Dubn the Duke OF Dcvonshirc, az
Duke OF New astle, at Clunber Castles Duke OF
Sutherland Stafford House aud Trentham and hoa,ans
of the nobility and people OF England and the United Sas
ail of which testimonials Mons H. would bs happy and
proud submit for inspection, especially the notices by tho
New Herald. Tinrs, Tribune, Courier and Enquirer,
the weekly papers and the London Times -
Admission 70 cents reserved Seats 30 ccns children hair
price Doors open at u performance at O'Clock.
D-An Afternoon Performance at o'clock Saturday,
aud at the evening Tickets music stocs and at thO
door.
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IIrANrEp--A MIFr RY A nENTLHMAN % YEARs

w of age Of eSc,ent social position. and considered
very good looking she must be well educated nlelpnt
81 Gseihe petite figure and beauty OF
son wealth o objection. Address, n senlsepee, Harold
lox Isg Eeiald o1lee.
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ENNGLISH BOOKS AT AUCTION.-GE0. A. LEVITT L
IL Co Will sell at auction, without at their trade
saesrooms. 81 @3 Mercer street. Tuesday March H.
large and choice collection of English Books comprising
editions Of the best Standard and tera.
Also complete of Niles Weekly Register 76
Sale O'Clock p M and continue daily
order the catalogue Catalogues ready
and Books exhibition GEO. A. LEAVlTr co.
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DRYANTS' MINSTRELS.
d Mechanics Hall, Az Broadway, above Grand street.
MONDAY March 8, and every night during the week: -
CROWDED HOUSES. IMMENSE SUCCEsS OF
First appearance OF old DAN EMMETT.
Lord LoyeI, Zoiave Clog Ree, African Polka,
OATS WHAT'S DE MATTER. 4
Campbell Fowler Hilton Gould and Leslie In new songs
&C.
Horn Peel et,ings Florence Neil and Dan Bryant the
favorite comedians, in the laughable burles9uc oil
YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
Old Daddy Kemp, .'ye ancient conducor Dan Bryans
Doors open at 6S curtain rises at X Tickets IS cents.
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EEoRGE COOK. AuCTIoNEER.--ELEGANT HOUSE:
NJ hold Fprnture-This day. al l01s O'clock at li
Broadway superb stock of the best made work and OF
fashionable styles ccrsstng of Parlor Suits Of
Fous kns elegant rosewood, wood and black walnut
Chamber Suits Parlor EegeTes Secretaries, Cabinets Buff
fets elegantly carved and pan rosewood Wardobes
Library and Secretary bookcases Amoe lace. Dressing
Fables WORK Tables Centre and fancy Tables Matressc
Mirrors, Toilet Sets, &C. Sale positive.
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TTyNRY VI. LEEDS. AuCTIoNEER.-uENRY n

IIENRY IT. LEEDS, AUCT1ONEEK.-HENRY IT.
IL LEEDS 4 90. will sell at auction, ON Thursday.
March III o'clock, the gallery the salesoo, g
Nassaa street, beautiful collection Of aneien. and modern
oil Paintings rich git frames among which be found
Fas al and his Recruits BY Lazzarus Scenes from Fsos
Jerusalem by c Noine; two Cabinet signed G.. More
hand, Landscape, by w. NJ. Brown Rip Van Wipkle, by
Lazzarus; works by Williams, Taylor, CresweS, Car.
bisnckie Peters Otter Ruggles Reaue variety
nDe English Pictures. They Eow exhibition our
gallery.
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r COTTON. AUoTIoNEER;1HoTEL AND HOUSE
IL hold FurAure, CARPETS, Mirrors 0itcoths Feather
Beds Hair Mattresses &C. This day Wednesday, March
o. at ION o'clock. at ll3 Fulton street. Nassau
tire Furniture of large hotel and boarding house. being all
abe urn,tc Of about thirty and will comprise
Kind and description Of good suitable parlor,
dining bedroom and basement There Carpets and
Oilc!obs Of all kinds, Mirrors Extension Tables Sofas,
Dvans velvet and haircoth Furniture Dress and plain Bu
Gothic and black walnut Rets,eads China and Glass
Ware, Kitchen Furniture. rosewood Bia Table Piano
fore, 800 OF 449 Chairs, &c sele pefemplorSrsc
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ITOOLEY's MINSTRELS,
IL $50 RI adway, opposite Bond street
HEROES @ OF FORT pQYELseN TIE MI VINE +, NEE Ss
SENCK OF ESSENCE THE CONTRABANDs, LUCIA u
= Tomorrow acknowledgements of RoLLIN HOWARD,
and first ught of the popular domestic Drama UNCLE
TOMS CABIN, Introducing little LILLE VESTRIS a.
Eva. Other characters by the troupe.
Doors open at 6M TO commence at ~ Tcets Is cents
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: = SULLIVAN sTREYr-MRs RoEDER GIVES TRUE

A < SULLIVAN sTREN-MRs. RoEDER GIVES TRUE
lsO and wonderful all affairs through life,
and gives lucky numbers the lotteries She is the only
true palmi In this city, Remember her residence
az Sullivan street Roedcr gives true and
tion Of health, wealth. marriage love affairs Journeys law
anita difcuty business absent friends sickness Thou
sands Of visters witness the truth Of her
iions Beware imposition. Mrs Roeder is the same lady
who formerly resided Ia Wooster street
Amy, late of Christopher street Renember her
dence 40 Sullivan street, near Broomc.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
NO. now READY PRICE 25 CENTS.
~ THE FALLEN BRAVE
TIE VICTIMS or TIE REBELsION
LIVES OF OFFICERS KfLLEV
DEFENCE or THE UNION.
yinc steel Portraits ~
MAJOR SULLIVAN BALlOu
...,.., captain LEVI TOWER, ~ II T..
hrepIf, 90 he glory OF Winthrop, Ellsworth and % all
Others who went Into battle surfonnded nv ,Tc b;S OF
cthy ana gave their lives In witness of their sincefty
ROSS ToUsEY, i2i Nassau street,
LITERATURE.
VALUABLE BOOKS at AN IYMFE nrprCrrn,,
n PRIDE "Sclitg ont at auction cIsi ia no b0rafG
81 20 Ses street ae AL wis know le taiae u b0os n
CALVIN BLANCHARD, 70 Essses tuc.l
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DERENPTORY SALE IN PARTITION.
PHILIP n WILKINS will sell at auetio


DERENPrORY SALE IN PARTITION.
4 PHILIP X. WILKINS will sell at auction, Wednes
day March l2 at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
p order q the supreme Court under the direction OF VIM
mitchell ESQ., referee the House and Lot No "a Thompson
street situated on the eastery side 46 feet IL inches
Grand street being IL feet In width By 80 feet in depth
- 4 J. BoGARr, AUcTIoNEER.-rHTs DAY, AT ioh,
~. O'Clock a. the auction rooms No. North William street.
on yceoun OF HON may TO pay advances and
phs's one oliver Pitcher Telescope. Gold Watch,
No 8si2 Jamcs - Moss Liverpool, maker. Also execu.
tors sc nouehoa fnrnure the effects Of psrsona
lT0pry Of Jane II. Wilson, deceased consisting n ma
Gsu kfTy and Glass china Tea Set Grandolrs 9cfs
bogsny DIR sing and Gard Tables mahonany NJ neh Bc
see Weather. Beds Mattress, Beddiag Cottage Suit Kich
en- Furniture. Carpets, &C. ~
CUERrFFS GArE.-woRKED AND UNwonRFD yAp
~ hc.-sHANBERS FA1RCiifLD Anc,lonrers anlaa
tt3 Nassau street. viii sell Wednesday March ai
O'CLOCK ~ IS West Fortieth street quantity ~
Mantclg, Gravesones Marble Slabs Marble Work DIsre
Furniture, &c JOHN KELLY, late sheriff
TltE FAST HORSE NED MORGAN. MARE Ho1sEs
Colts aud Farming Uts nss Will TO sold o. auction g.
morrow hursdayl at ii O'clock al Wards oe Fatbus
ae post i've ndepcndeHt OF weather n. BWsrds Hotel
for sale.
JVILIsIAM ABBOTT. AUC1ToNBER-oFFICE NO 4
Esst Broadway VIII sell tr Thursday AZ 1913 O'Clock,
IN stock and Fixtures Of the Ice yream Saloon aud Conec.
honey al @ First avenue, Olclsih Glass Cases Marble
aonters Candles Tables, &C.; so one fine top Grocery
Wagon.
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DRY GOODS.

LNIRE, FIRE, FIRE SAVE YOUR MONEY, AT NO. 2
Fourth Avenue Great bargains IN Carpets and Oicoihs
damaged by ire and water.
C20 00O WORTH OF DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
.pOO.OOO beached and unbeached; Muslins. Prints
Ginehams Checks Ticks &c. bought for gea
in cotton Housekeepers manufacturers and deal
GEORGE KEyEs, si3 Eighth avenue.
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TINTED STATES MusTERING OFFICE, 7ewHfrE
~ street. New york March T. Sealed proposals are
invited and Will be rece.cd al This ONCE until u O'Clock
Monday the 10h inst for supplying by contract cooked
shall be required Tor the ofhe United States
Volunteer organizations station ed In and around city
Of New York. and for The OF such volunteers
passing through the city, Proposals VIII he endorsed Pro-
posals furnishing cooked ratons 70 volunteers
addressed Lieutenant Colonel w. A. Nichols CplIcd States
Army Mastering and Disbursing Ofcer.
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CoRNs CURED FOR Is CENTS EACH AT 5s Row
~ Of Canal street. over the Citizens Bank, by
II. w E RICE Club and inverted nails chiblans FROST
ed feet all diseases Of the human feet successfully
treated
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CLOTHING.

A GREAT UNION VICTORY IS GAINED-LADIEs
"A and gentlemen, II has been victorious in being pro-
nounced by great many that b. M1NIZ i9 Third avenue
has been paying the highest Cast Clothing
do 50 you will favor him with note call We promise
10 so cent more than dealer in the city Please
remember the well known dealer b Mnta, l79 Third
nue. near Seventeenth street. Ladies attended TO By Mrs
Minlz.
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

IMPORTANT OPERATIONS ON THE CoAsr.-The
be followed by the immediate occupation
of all the ports on the Atlantic sea-
board. The ports of Charleston, Savan-
nah and Darien should receive the imme
diate attention Of the government, SO that
before the winter sets in we shall have full and
complete control Of these important points
The coast of Georgia and the Carolinas is lined
with succession Of low islands, intersected by
numerous navigable channels and bayous,
whichsafford good inland navigation, as we'll as
convenient shelter and security to the contra
band traders which have for the last year in
tested these waters. The rebel steamer Nash
vile has made these waters her terminus, and
has made three trips to Nassau with the pro-
ducts of Georgia, bringing back in return muni-
tions of war, and at last accounts was lying in
Warsaw Sound, near Savannah, awaiting her
chance to run the blockade again. With these
ports open, or at least only subjected to the oc-
casional telescope visit of our blockaders, we
need no longer wonder at the abundant sup
plies of arms, &C., with which the rebels seem
to be furnished.
The last named port, Of which very little
notice seems to have been taken, is situated on
the Altamaha, one Of the largest rivers Of Goor-
gia, about ten miles from its mouth, at which
there said to be about twelve feet Of water on
the bar. This river is formed by the junction
of the Oconee and Ocmulgee which rise in the
northern part of the State, the first Of which Is
navigable by steamers to Milledgeville, and the
latter to Macon. This port should no longer be
left in the hands Of the rebels. BY getting
possession Of it we can, by means Of few light
draught steamers. not only gain the control Of
the long chain Of bays and channels which line
the coast, but can ascend the rivers to the capi-
tai and some Of the principal towns in the very
centre of the State.
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

Dr. BRowNsoN UP FOR CoNoREss-Dr Ores
ties A. Brownson, the theological chameleon and
political weathercock, is the republican cand-
date for Congress in the Middlesex district of
New Jersey. Mr.. Steele the present member,
opposes DR.. Brownson, and win almost certain.
~ be reelected. DR.. Brownson, as he himself
admits, has no claim to be called Jerse yman,
and Is identified with none of the great interests
Of New Jersey. He is In fact, an outsider sent
over by the New York wirepullers to run in
the Middlesex district, because they could find
no New Jersey abolitionist able and willing to
be candidate. OF course the republican party
in New Jersey processes to be friendly to the
President and to support the administration.
Just how sincere this profession Il may bs
judged from the fact that DR.. Brownson, the re-
publican candidate, 10 the author Of the most
violent attacks upon the President and the ad-
ministration ever published. In the last num-
Der Of his RevieW he charges the admins
tratIon with cowardics, treachery and imbecili-
ty accuses the Secretary Of State Of desiring
to break up Congress and seize the government
BY military force; says that the war IL design
edly conducted 80 as not 10 hurt the rebels
the same remark for which the President dis
missed, an officer from the army-and Il gene
rally most grossly abusive Of the Chief Execu-
tive and his advisers. Such are the opinions Of
the man whom republicans recommend as
friend OF the administration. In nominating
him for Congress the republican managers in
suit New Jersey by prssuming that her sons are
too ignorant to understand DR.. Brownson's real
character. If he ran here in New York, whore
he ID very we'll known, he would not receive ono
hundred votes. II Is doubtful whether he will
receive half so many In New Jersey
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

CALCULATIONS or THE C0MMG ELEcrONs-
No one supposed that the elections iu Penn
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana would turn out as
they have done. The progress Of public
opinion was rs silent as the dew. The con-
ssrvatives and republicans were equally aston
ished at the results, and all their calculations
were confounded. It is evident that the con-
servative victories do not spring from local
causes, for they are everywhere the same
The causes are general and the results will be
Of the same character. Revolutions always
begin at some point, and increase in momen-
tum as they advance. 1t is therefore extremely
probable that in the elections in November
particularly in New York, the revolution will be
more fully developed than in the elections Of
October. The very fact of conservatism being
triumphant and republicanism being defeated
in the previous elections will exert potent
influence on those which are to come. II is re-
parkable that as goes Ohio so always goes
Western New York. The people of both SEQ
tions are of the same race and the same
class Of thinkers. There is every rea-
son, therefore, to believe that Western
New York will follow the example Of
Ohio, and that the whole Empire State will give
tremendous majority against the republican
party.
What is the cause of this remarkable
change? 1t is the utter failure of the re-
publicans as governing party. They
have failed in both branches of Congress,
and have terribly failed in the Cabinet; and
were it not for the President, who resisted their
reckless and insane course, the consequences
would be still more disastrous to the country.
The people have come to the conclusion that
the republicans have not the capacity to bring
the republic safely through the great crisis
which by their folly and wickedness they preci-
plated upon happy and prosperous nation.
1t is the determination of the people to work a
States, State Legislatures, members of the
United States Senate and members Of the House
of Representatives. And though in the case OF
members Of Congress the conservatives elected
this fall will not sit till December, 1868, unless
an extra session should be called by the Presi-
dent. and though the present Congress, which
will be in power for three months longer Qrom
the first week in December to the 4th of Marchl,
may if it pleases do infinite mischief In that brief
time, we think its members will have read too
distinctly in the signs of the times the will of the
people to outrage public opinion. There will
be no longer any excuse for their doing SO. But
should they proceed to carry out the ultra views
which passed muster last session, the President,
taking his cue from the popular decisions, will
reject and repudiate their destructive legisla-
tion. If any attempt be made to stem the tide
of public opinion which has now set in 1t will
sweep away, every barrier and vindicate its re-
sistless power. Let chose who op pose beware
Of the consequences
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

THE IRISH VorE AND THE REPuBLIcANs-The
Tribune has taken to bullying our Irish adopted
citizens because Of their support Of the con-
servative ticket for the approaching elections
This will do the republicans no good. Neither
cajolement nor abuse can render the Irish voter
insensible to the fact that the party Of which
the Tribune is the organ only desires to make
present use Of him to fling him aside and de-
grade him when the opportunity arrives. He
can never forget Its policy - defined BY Beecher
in connection with the war. In endeavoring to
bring the slave population Of the South within
the pale Of citizenship, two Of the objects aimed
at are, to swamp the Irish vote, in order to con-
solidate power in the bands Of the dominant
party, and to crush out Popery. Thus the In
terests Of the abolitionists, the politicians and
the religious fanatics would bo jointly SUBJ
served at the expense Of our Irish fellow citi-
zehs. This amisble programme will, we need
not say, receive no help from them in the ap-
proaching contest. Hence the anger OF the
F,.tune in anticipation Of The fact
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

LscruRR ~ GRoRcn FRANCIS TRAm ON ENGLAND, fss-
LAND AND AxHmcA-Mr. George FrGncis Train win -
liver Characteristic lecture ths Academy Of Music
this evening The subject he has selected seems 70 b.
very comprehensive, and<o In which hs win have
grand opportunity 70 display his peculiar talents =
public speaker. His thems "Eneand's shame rclands
oppression and Americas progress" with dash ~ poll
tics and sketch Of his abolition experience in the ssass
Of Massachusetts, He promises 70 illustrate tho sutss
BY "snccdotss figures statistics and indsputabs fscs"
Something rich and refreshing may be looked Tor, saA
full house may be expected.
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

GERMAN orsaA.-Adams' popular opera " TS Pcssillos
do Lonjumsaun 70 be brought out st this estabash-
mont this evening. Madame Rosscr Y 20 perform ne
principal ros which u sxactly adapted 70 Der playful
and piquant style. Some additions nave ~ nads /"
,bs .osusry. % Cha. tho opera will Be pe6.ssl under
every advantage.
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

A9mAr ErocH, BUT SaA1h MrS.--As q rule
reAnd that great occasions have produced
great men, in running over the history of man.
Kind, from the exodus Of The, Jews from Egypt
down to this day. Soc VIA constellation or
great names are associatedwith the American
Revolution Of l776, with Washington At their
head; ard what host Of mighty characters
we're developed by the first French Revolution,
including the most wonderful man Of all time
Napoleon Bcnaparte But here, In the midst
Of The most momentous revolutionary upheaval
l.. the History OF mankind, we have little else 10
cvl'bit fcyoui plentiful crop Of small pota-
/ cs.
The New York herald., 1862-10-31

"GolNo WooINe."-The rebel Congress and
Gen. Bragg have been trying to WOO the North
western States into the embraces Of the South,
by promising to guarantee them the free navi-
cation of the Mississippi If they would separate
their interests from those Of the hated "Yan-
kces." We have yet 10 learn that their advances
have met with the slightest response, except at
Corin!h, Matamora, Perryville and Maysville.
Having relieved themselves Of this great stroke
Of diplomatic policy, they next made insinu-
ating offers of similar character to the Pacific.
States. The only result Of the courtship has
been the transmission from California Of
second muuiGcent instalment Of hundred
thousand dollars for the relief Of our sick and
wounded. We do not care how frequently the
rAt41&lsyat this gsmu g.. y
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Ans s'ca"sh hipernian, from Londonderry o.
che 18th instant, passed Cape ace las, ws5,s.
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