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The New York herald., 1862-02-14
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MARRIED..

CHENERy-crlGAv.-0nM Monday, May 81. 1851, by Rev.
Samuel j. Cosil, NAraANM 7 H. CHESERy of New York,
to SARAH L. CUIGAN, of Kingston, Canada West.
HowE-WnsoN.-On Wednesday, February IL. by
Rev. j. McClusky, Mr.. THOMAS iowE 10 MISS MARY JANE
WILSON, both of this city.
HElSzE-LAcxY.--0n Wednesday, February IL, at the
residence Of the brides father by Rev Jared b. Flagg,
OTo HENzK TO lDA NJ daughter of IT, Lacey, Esq, all
Of Brooklyn. ~,
HAwIxy-lOcKwOoD.-A Norwalk, Conn, on Wednes-
day, Feb n, by Rev S. g. Coe OF Danbury HENRY +.
HAwi&Y, OF New York, to jaIzAsSIa d. daughter of VIM
S. Lockwood, ESD.
SASDKssoN-lNGHAM.--in Grace Church. Brooklyn, on
Wednesday, February II, by the Rev. Mr.. Flags Mr..
daughter OF James Inghaln, ESQ. Brooklyn, N. Y
WaAlrss-WAtsa.-lnP Philadelphia, on Thursday even
ing, Feb 8, by Rev DR.. Oiara GEORGE 6 WnArEs to
Miss isLIA NJ. WALSH, all OF this city.
California papers please copy.
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Interesting from the south.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. To, ISU2
The Nashville Unicr and Amsrtean Of the 9th ssys
Generals Bosuresard, Pillow aud Chcaiham were there
II also contains Besuregards plan OF the battle of Ma
na.sas and prodgous speculations to wha. he will
al Colt mbus.
Numerous articles arc copied from Southern papers
asking the government to take some measures to keep
the sOders in service, as their term OF enlistment ex
pirlng aud they are fast becoming dsmorslis1d
The paper also says large amount OF rebol stores are
wing on the banks o. me Cumberland river
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BRooxLYE ACADEMY Muac.-Mr Forrest is drawing
large houses to his performances at this establishment
On wednesday he played Jack Cade," and last night
virginius" One of the small local organs is rohash
ing the well known Tribune phlippcs against the great
actor with view OF damaging him Tho effect has been
rally public sentiment his support and to crowd tho
theatre to repletion.
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tnue to draw the lotteries and II reported that they intend
to do SO until prohibited by legal They rendered the
january nsament Treasurer which that officer
declined TO accept and they contend that 80 long they are
ready 10 perform their of the state has
right TO disregard its The matter will doubtless be
brought before the legal authorities IN short time, when Il
said II the il decided adversely 20 the grantee Nor
rs Co VIII take an appeal and carry II up through the
proper channes TO the Court the Uni ed states
prsering the ieeing OF lawyers the attempt brbe eg
iat)rs From the Delaware Republican. Wilmington. Della
WAR
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OF General sisel's Forces.

fS'IiA' MO-, FIU. 10, IbbZ
Aspecal to the Missouri Republican says
messenger from Lebanon just srrived reports tha,
General Sgos division arrived Marshned four miles
from Springfield on Tuesday at noon. General Price is
reported to have left Springfield and sncamped near
abe battle ground at wsons creek. General sgoi is no
doab, in Springfield
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JuDGs Morris LAST LEcruRs "souAL AND POLITICAL
EScs"-This evening the Hon Benjamin Mott, Of
Albany delivers the last Of series Of lectures the
above subject at the Cooper Institute Since the first Of
these lectures delivered by the honorable gentle
the audiences have each evening increased until the
large hall Of the Institute has been fairly crowded.
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PROPOSALS..
IyoRsEs WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES co.
II II

UFFfCF OF SENIOR JUANrtRMASTNN.
AMY or rgE PorosAc, WARRINGTON, Feb. II, 1862 I
Sealed proposals for the delivery In Washington City OF
$50 cavalry and artillery Horses for the United States GO
vciament will he received the Office OF Colonel ID II.
Ruckcr Department Quarermascr, II this city, until ~ H.
Monday the t7th inst.
these horses will be purchased IN lots not exceeding 40
each bids will be entertained for greater number
from any person.
No will bc entertained that ia not endorsed by two
respon e persous who will that the bidder
will comply with hi, proposition ~ should be accepted
Twenty days Will be gwen from The opening OF tho
bids for he completion OF the delivery OF the horses -
OF the above horses 90 eqlred for cavalry ana W"
''' pEscRiprIoN or HORSES REQUIRED
HoRsis.
10 IN f6 hands height between ana years
OF ,sc OF lark well broken The saddle compacty
built and from NIL defects
HoRsKR
To he i5 10 hands in hcight snd years OF
,f dnrk from oil dcevts well broken
harness aud 10 weigh not less than LOO pounds.
The horses inspected BY board OF officers detailed
fr,n, No repi, renIirinr them.
ghe "sefsned reserves privilege Of rejecting each
an, evcrs I'D should he consider that the
srrviee rsauir. T. STEWART VAN vLIET,
Brig1der General and Ou,ftermaser.
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Mr.. GorrscAIx's THIRD COstHsr.-The programme for
Mr. Gottschalks third concert at Nibo's this evening
offers, with two exceptions entire change OF
pieces. He will be assisted before by Miss Hnkley,
Brignoli, susini, Mancus, Herr Mollenhauer and Mr.
Richard Hoffman
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BowEgy THRArRE-DAS Rcx's BsSxrr.-A compliment
tary benefit to be given to Dan Rice. the we'll known
circus clown at this theatre this evening There but
little doubt that he will have well filed house.
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SURPRISE PARTY SURPRISED On the evening Of tho
10th instant surprise party, consisting of about two
dozen ladies' and gentlemen started for the dwelling
house OF Miss Spader. No 1872 West Seventeenth street.
with tho intention OF having pleasant time. On the
way young man named James Johnson mixed in with
the company and unobserved to the party entered the
house He about the frst TO enter the hall way
and being sallted by tho lady Of the house. he stated
that he was chosen to act doorkesper Miss Spsder
thinking that it all right, allowed the chap 10 remain
the hal while she entered the parlo o attend 20 the
Of the guests No had the lady turned her
back however than Johnson snached Eunber OF
coats from tho rack and passed thc 90 Of his
panions who waiting outside He then very cooiy
arraycd himself in OF the best coats he coud nd
slipped Out uncbscrvcd Tnc impudcnt theft not
discovered for time afterwards, and 10 not until
yesterday that any O. tho stolen coats recovered.
Policemen Brown and Jones, of tho Sixteenth precinct
arrested Johnson aud three panons, named William
Mccain Daniel Crly and Adam ctt who werr brought
before Justice Kelly and committed for examination.
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NEWS FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

Skirmish with Rebel 1Cavalry-Thc Rebel
Works at Edwards rerry Bombard-
ed, &C., &c.
PoIrr ROCKS, Feb. Is, 1862
Asluadron Of rsbsl horse appeared At Berlin 10 day
and fred Colonel Gesrys troops The rebels ned at
our first return fre. None Of wsro killed o.
wounded
Our artillery played the rebel works at Edwards
Very to-day for two or hroo hours The rebels could
not stand 10 return the e There loss m Of oourso
unknown.
Mhe Rebels Reported to be Erecting Rat
teries Between the Point OF Rock and
Leesburg.
FREDRspcK, Nd, Feb. 13, 1862.
There rumors hors that tbs rebels arc concen-
tratng their forces between the Point of Rocks and
Isssburg and also that they erecting batteries
there AS yet we have nothing Authentic.
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cVmchai Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Vo.s kentucky and Missouri State L0teries
- KENTUCKY, Extra CLAss l3--Feb IL. 1861
10, 81, 60. IL. II, is, 81, 30 50 SO. Ga, ;. l.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 74--Feb IL. 1862.
~, a.. 81, So. SO. At. IL. 66, Al, Ia, Sc, 20.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing ehcrto
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO..
loVlnctOn q or I.nl M
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CristRdor0's Hair Dye. Pre- servattvc and
WiesThe the world whole sale retail aud the
dye privately applied ut No. 8 Asor House.
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Protect the Brave Volunteers by Sup
plying them with Iioowsy's Pills. to guard them against
miasma aud bilious feyers.
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A Pure Tobacco.-Y elbow Bank TObac.
coCood as Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all inn
purtr for sale by all tobacco and desers aud at
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TO Job Printers.-StereOtype Copies OF
the beautiful border Of the Carriers
the New York Herald ready for sale The
consists OF elegant portraits Of the promi
nent generals and civilians engaged the restoration Of
Union and is admirably adapted the Of job print
crs Proof sheets OF the border to all who wish
purchase Apply to Charles Crase Sereoyper t3l William
street. New York,
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Seo OMciai I
drawings OF Jan ~ and Feb 6, in another column.
TAYLOR A co
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SEIZURE LARGx QUANTITY og ARNY Go5os.---De
tecves Devoe and Sampson yesterday returned TO .hs
city, having in charge seven cases OF military goods
which had been forwarded certain parties at Phlads
phia in rather mysterious manner. The facts have nos
as yet beon made public but 1t Is said they intend
al for a Southern house
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roo LATTE FOR cLAss1FrcArror.

= Osr-YESTERDAY NEAR TENTH STREET IN
\ Broadway a small Package, containing ndlerchiei
amd Cloves II he finder win leave the package al the liz
riu olee they wli confer a favor on the loser.
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At Everdell's, 3O2 Broadway Wedding
CardsThese celebrated Engraved Cards sold only the
old establishment. 302 Broadway, Duane street
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Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorcr
and Worlds Hair Dressing cxrcl all other preparations for
the hair. Dcpot i93 Greenwich street.
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

SUPERIOR Co, Rr-parI Nos I34J, 1918, 1928. 563,
8cl 6Di 70l 72l I23. 1853, 795, 2S9r, 6i3. Fart p
Nos 1872 $780, 2170 $50 1892 1856 3?5s, 363 1852,
2o22 1854 1895, $500, 349S.
COMMON pIEAs.-Part 1--Nos Zone hour cau9esl 1915,
14o4, 1858, 1882, 1901, 1908, 1907 1928.
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AZ JcncrS'. 573 Broadway, Ladies' Bni-
Boojs 81 aud 81 10; Misses 81 ~ and 81 80; Chill
dren's q, 81 '25 and 81 81. JEFFEitS go Broadway.
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The New Virginia Legisi.ture.

The new virginia LegfsIAturr'
WHnsIINa Feb l3, 1859
Tho Legislature still session, but viii adjourn TO-
night. Holidays Cove Railroad bill again defeated
today IN the House Of Delegates.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best tn tho
World Harmless, reliable and instantaneous. Sold and
Piled at BATCHELORs Wig factory, 10 Bond street
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Fay's Spanish Hair G1oss-A Clean,
white and elegant chemca' preparation for promoting the
Growth hxurance and beauty the hair For dressing the
hai keeping IT ncis, and In place and parng g Il rich
silky highly
to II unlike any Of the alcohol and oil preparations Sold
90 cents bottle by all the principal retail druggists
Wholesale Agents Kitchen Tyler Co, l Chambers It,
Dixon, Fraser Halet lt9 Chambers street.
Very liberal discount TO dealers. Terms cash
Orders reliable addressed 10 @. r. fay Ch
mist New York city, will r,ceye attention
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Beautiful ComplextOn.-Lair'i's Bloom
of Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving ard b,ouying
complex and skin, 4Jy Broadway.
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VALENTINE DAy.-Ths being the 18th OF February the
day on which that lovsable Roman Catholic Bishop st.
Valentine. nrst the light in this mundane sphere
has, BY common consent, in most Christian countries
been apart the peculiar occasion which Cupid
enjoys special privileges and lovers Of both
permitted degree Of license not always confined within
the bounds OF prudence St. Valentines day, its origin
uses and abuses are we'll known require any
description at this late period The suggestive custom,
observed by swecheai ts of sending to oach other
this day costly missves in some marveis Of inge
nuty and skill, for whicn so groat passion formerly
existed appears DO sadly the decline and those
who still; adhere that aIcgorical and hyparbolical
mo,hod of 'popping the question: are the exceptions
now adays and the rue. Indeed, for the last few
years Valentines memcry has been gradually
fading away and tho obstructive rebellion Is
fast burying it in complets oblivion. Tho win.
dows Of the booksellers 10 longer display the
splendid assortment OF fancy vae0t0es and ridiculous
carlcaturos that they wont. The supply Is slight
the demand ess The smiling posman fails 20 reap tho
accustomed rich harvest Of coppers publisher lacks
his former extensive profits; the Post 0ce Is without
the usual load of extravagany decorated envelOped let
ters fact nobody has time to make love make mis-.
chief and -" nobody hurt" February ID, 1852, WILL
perhaps be commsmorated in the most shabby manner
IN the recollection OF the oldest inhabitanL
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Prizes Cashed i'm all Lexaitzed I.0tte-
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker 10 Wall
street, up stairs.
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Ezra CLASS 3S-February H. 1869
55, 6I H. l3. 6s. 81, TO- 33, 81, rs. 10 80 40 81.
Class 4s-FebruAry ls, 1867.
&c, 80, 2. "a, 20, II, Is, So 81, a, IA, 4.
JOHN A. MORRIS co.
Wilmington. Delaware
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Hin, InimAtab1e Hair-Cuttcr, No. Bar
clay Hair Dye so cents. black brown,
Sold " al
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a Lyons KathnIion Restores, Preserves
nd beauties the iIalr Il Is used tyeycryboty and sold
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Commodore Mutt Affords More Satisfac-
ton and yshers Of the Museum than any
thing Baruum has had there
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Nsw YORK ACADEMY or MUsc-rHs OPERA MATINEE -
uMartha will bc given TO morrow At thu mstine, per
formancs at this house, Mis-, Kc!iogg Appearing III hcr
0no role Of Lady Henrietta Mr. Gran has adopted
new regulation for these morning performances which
cannot fail TO give satisfaction to the public Seats will
be secured without extra charge so as to prevent the
crush unav oideb om the old paa D uniform rate Of
a,Itutssion without reserved places
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early grave by using Mrs W1NSLOW Soothing Syrup. r.
gives immediate rest from pain act ify oi I've
stomicn, regulates the bowels ,nd invisclatea whcs
system,
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Ladies' BaimOrals, 81 and 81 30; Misses,
81 50 and 81 70; Childrens, 81 Il and 81 81. White
Satin, Kid and Linen Slippers and Caters for balls
ties, MILLER & CO Is, 3S7 Canal street
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WINTER GAgDzS-IHs SPANISH DAYcERs.-To the conf
catics Of Mr. j. s. Clarke, and the spectacular atrac
tons OF the Naiad Queen the Winter Carbon manage
has added tho charms of tho ballet aud rointro
duced to the public the Sonorita Cubas and Senor
Xmines who created great furor during tho run OF
Cinderella last Senorita Cubas is by FAR the
best danseuse who has appeared in this city since the
Of Csrito and Fanny Esler to neither of whom she can
be Justly compared essentially different and to
tastes SUPERIOR is her style. SenOra Cubas seems to
dance easily and naturally bird sings. There Is
nothing forced strained affected in her most difficult
pas Hors is that exquisite art which concca!s art and
makes movements requiring the greatest SKILL strength
and endurance appear Involuntary, facis and graceful
To consumnae and SKILL tho Senorita unites those
graccs OF face form and pose which nature withholds
from many great terpsichorean arse and which art
can acquire Above all, her dances have those subtle
characteristic which mark at their nationality and
their meaning; and they are thus, in double sense,
''tho poetry or motion " for to rennod and modest grace
and they add that e!lenco OF peculiar and
characte expression which makes them as truly
Spanish as Corvantes novels-moyccdvr de g7trc
spirited and effective Gottschalks 'Bamboulas."
After long infection Of dancers whose motions
as meaningless they awkward, and whose roses
lacked equally motive and grace 1t Is positive delight
to soc 1anseuse who appreciates and expresses the
poetry who not content with presenting
morely its difcult feats in style becoming the
gymnasium than the ballet. Senior XimEes ably sup
orts enora and the theatre is crowded nightly 10
witness their performances.
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NBIo's GARDxs.-After having been devoted for osg
time all sorts Of exhbitons-from Forests tragedies
to Rarsys shOws-from Nixon's circuses to Japanese
balls-Nblo's Garden. under the management Of Mr..
Jarrett has been transformed into legitimate and we
trust permanent thoare The company engaged there
comprises unusual number OF first class artists and
the performances extremely varied and uniformly
excellent. Mr.. Davenports Hamlet. Mr. Hackstts Fall
staff and Mr. Wallack, Jrs Werner. have been the lead
ing star characters for the week past and most
admirably represented. On Tuesday evening Mr..
Hackett revived his clever skotch of"Monseur Maott"
and the American comedy dy-almost tho only Onoof
Kentuckan in 1916. and received with ectH Last
evening Mr. Hackett represented, other can,
the Fa!staG of Hcnry the FOURTH" for tho last time
and might Mr., Davenport takes benefit and acts in
three plays Next Monday Mrs John Wood and Mr. j.
II Collins will appear in the ''Colleen Bawn." The
scenery of this theatre heretofore very poor has bcen
vastly improved for the s'Coeen Bawn, and the piece
will be represented with every necessary accessory.
There is much speculation the Of HRS Wood
in the sentimental part or Ely O'Connor.
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THE SILVER CORD. Novel. BY Shirley Brooks, r.
lustra,ed. uniform with Wikie Collins "Woman in
whitc") evo, paper. rs cents; muslin, 81
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LIFE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC. Life and Adventure
10 the south Pacific BY Jones Illustrated. 12mo mus
lin, 81 20.
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IDA PFEIFFERs LAST TRAVELS AND AuT0BIoo
Visit TO Madagascar With Autobios sphcsl Memoir Of
the Author Translated by II. W. Quicken. Steel portrait
Journey Round the Word
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Sent BY mail. postage prepaid. on receip, of price
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-31

The high and enved celebrity which these IRE.
eminent Medicines have acquired Tor their invarisble
eMeacy In all the diseases which they profess 8 cure.
has rendered the usual practice o. puGlns not oaly
unnecossaSy, but unworthy of them. xhog are known
b. tholr fruttsj their Sod works testify for thom.
and they thrive not BY the faith o. the csoduIous
IN L CASES OF Asthma, Aeutoa A. ChPonR0
Rhssnasls.. AfSscsisas q nlas1sr an1 1il-
neys. 1tlAsas Fever and Liver Cenp1ainsss
In the south and west, whore these diseases prevail
they Will bo found Invaluable. Planters, Farmers,
md others, who ooce use the Modteiness will never
afterwards DO without them.
DysDepsla.-No person with this dlstfoosine disoaeo
should Delay using these medicines tmmoaiatoly.-
RPuieloos u The Skis. 8eyetDolAs, H1a1nleney.
Fever ard Aspe. For this soourge Of the wester1
ce0utry. these medicines will b found : cafe, speodv.
ana certain remedy. Othsr medicines leavs IL
system subject 70 . return Of the diseaso-a cure b.
IsFIHD, y - cUAsD.
0eseuPa1 Oiaeaoos.-Nevef fails - eradicate
entirely all the Directs Of Mercury in1nitely soo0er
than the most powerful preparation Of 0arssparilla.
Night Sweets. Nervous Debility. Nerves.
Cs0Plalnts - all klnas, Or4onic Alsecslene.
relpatauea ~ The Heart. Pat0tesss CheaSc.
RiDss.-TAe original pssprietor Of these medicines
Was csred q Yiies Of - years ~etsnding, b. she use
Of these Life Medicines aiooe. Wssms Of ali kinds.
viii Do we'll to sdministsr them whenever tAear
existence 70 Suspected. Relief will be certain.
d LIFE PILLS n PH0NIx BlfTBRS
purtiy the blood, mi thus remove all diseases from
the syses1. \ slnGle trial win placsthe LlH1 plLL0
and PHGNIx DlTTHRe beyond the reach Of conpeti.
tiea in The estimation q every patient.
D1. WILLIAM =. MOPFAr.
1sdf o9s 1vssS1sv, cor. Worth s.. NsU Ysyk.
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Csalcil Bluffs Fenal Senilary,
JAMES D. RUE, : : PRINCIPAL.
soARD % TRusTEESI

THOMAS OFFfQIR. IreAssrer. :
Hon. g, DALDWIN, SxNunf. e
SANUlL 9 AAYLlSS. JANIS 4. y
IH0's. q; BENTON n. 0AMUKL KN1PPS1.
80: W. HcCLHLLANU.& #a
JoA1E 1ALDWlN, Il. FUSS1.
ne Academicai ysar IL divided inA
10 waifcaa.mane On The ~ q this month tJesSsSss
W. and Will Close q the las wedneelay q iSs
Wednesdayo Of Augus4. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II aAyeneo.
ecr aaat session, Of elevee weeks, q folDove
PREPARATORY DRPARflENT. -.
80 q ~
nUStC. Etaaoor Guitar win uss 81 nsi,mst e
Also given In the Yroaeh, Latf. Snh
0.sek le1g..aoss iethneA oeixtn9 ~
,tssssss ~ ~ tss .s.nss. neess ~ saes =
00yv sstsvsg - ysess u - saniAtel.
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A superior lot ofFancy 0osds; Perfumeries, Toilet and
Fancy Soaps, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes. A full ~.
sortment Of Paint and varnish Brushes, Surgical Instru.
ments, together with al the most popular Patent Aedi.
cines. Our stock comprises everything likely to b.
called cox II 0pr line Of business, pll Of which yefo6ee
at Wholcsa1eo or Retail, on the most reasonable TERMS.
Merchants and others are ~respectly invited to give -
4 call, as we purchase on terms which enable us to sell
All Goods warranted as represented. PhysiciacnsPre
~soriptions and Family RsoeiPts accurately and ~arefully-
compounded. lv2nI
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1Eo. HoLBRooK, Aucr1oNEER. orrIcE mo-. say

n @. HORTON, AUcTIoSEER STORE 81 CARMiYE
VI street VIII sell hM day At II O'Clock at 81 Sixth
Counters Chairs, Paintings, Bec Pumps Measures Tum.
blers. Liquors, &C also handsome bar Glass. Tr
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ToHN l. vANDEwATER. AUCTrONEER.
by A. JOURNEAY.
Salesroom 37s Broad

THURSDAY, April 3 at 10Y o'clock,
Large sale OF Velvet Tapestry, Ingram and Venetian Car
pcgs Matiings, Oicoths, Rugs, &c VIII be sold In lots
10 suit purchasers. -
House Furnishing GoodsAiso House Furnishing Goods
In great variety.
plete order. Terms cash. -
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EDWARD SCHENCE. AUCTrONEER.
IL ASSlGNEES SALE OF
SVYpERU yIAlrSEIInI.lI ffrRNTTVpE

BY EDw ARD SCHENCK, this day. ID nst II O'clock At
his sasrooms m and l Broadway the stock OF of the
solid carved and plain rosewood Paror Suits elegant black
walnut library and Dining Room Suits In reps magnificent
black walnut finished in oil rosewood and walnut Secretary
and Library Booktas ee rosewood Etageres
walnut Bullets and Extension Tables walnut Hall Racks
Cnsirs and oher elegant Furniture The above rniture
Ia all Of the hest manufacture amt will be positively
cold By order Of the assignee J. B. FREEMAN Assignee
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LJENRY G. SCRIBNER, AUCTIONEER.
IL Salesroom Ill Nassau street, lew doors south
Beekman street t.t II.

IIENRY J. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
III Nassau street. ,pUsie the Post ofice.-MlNER A
SOMERyILLE will sell at auction Thursday, April g.
1852 at No 10 Maciougal St Clements pare
raj assortment of Household Furniture, consisting
wood Suit, in brocacl rosewood Pianoorte Brsscsand
Ingram Carpets mahogany Sofss Arm and Paror Chairs
TctaTcts, mahogany marble top Bureaus, Washstands
hair Mattresses feather Pillows maho and
black walnut Bedstcsds Crockery. Olcloths Carpets,
Kitchen Wure. Ec
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VoHN +. DAVIS, AUCTIoNEER.-750 CASES BOOTS,
- shoes and Brosans at auction, Thursday April al
lOb o'clock at store OF j. s. Leveret Co. 10 COrtland
street comprising large assortment OF fresh city made aud
Eastern goods, adapted 10 city and country trade.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.

nkEsshAkER.-A YOUNG GIRL WISHES AN EN-
gagement by the day, week MONTH understands her
business thoroughly Best II Call at ad
dress IA West 3lst st., near 7th ".