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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-09
LOCATED AT
WYOMING, JONES Co., EOWA|

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TIAVING DONE BUSINESS FOR THE
Ii last four years with satisfaction to its
members, that perfect indemnity against
fire and lightning is secured to them, with
ouer 1000 members and 81, 900 cash assets for
paying losses, and no claims against the Com
pnny, with a rapidly increasing business, it
new offers the only chance for the people e
Iowa to insure in q safe and responsible COM
pany at home.
The company issues policies on farm proper
ty for five years for q cash premium of 81
upon each 500 insured three years Is cts.
two years so cts with $l,5O for policy and
survey fec, without any premium note or
other obligation.
The Iowa Mutual is destined to..becomc the|
strongest and most reliable company in the
State. 1t already embraces among its mem
bers the best farmers and prominent business
men in the country.
Al losses wiU be equally adjusted and
promptly paid.
In presenting our claims to the people Of
Iowa, We deem it a duty, Mt thes anne time, to
caution them against the many counterfcits
agents over the State for no other purpose
than to swindle every person who may be
credulous enough to do business with them.
The certificate Of the Secretary Of State at
ached below, shows that the Iowa Mutual is
the
only legally organized Company
in the State; and the Code Of Iowa declares
it is a crime punishable by fine or imprison-
mcnt for any company to do business in yio-
lation Of our laws; yet there are many pre-
tended companies in our own State, rs we'll
as in other States, that are in direct violation
of law, swindling the people Of Iowa cut Of
thousands Of dollars annually with perfect
impunity.
The over-rccurring accidents of property
being destroyed by fire and lightning, often
sweeping away at one blow that which it has
taken many years Of a lifetime to accumulate,
rendering families homeless and homes des..
olate, should admonish every one to seek pro-
lection, especially when protection can be
obtained for trihing sum.
q. 22lysSst
the counties in Iowa west Of Jones and Cedar
is duly authorized to appoint agents, make
assignments and issue policies. Actire ag'nts
wanted to canvass every county. Men with
good business talents can make the business
very profitable. For further particulars adj
dress
g.. EIaE.,tt
Vest Union Fay cite County, low .
I'd. StaIey
Of Toledo will take applicatiors and do 81 i
ness for the company generally in Iama Is.
REFERENCES.
Hon. s.. J. Kirkwood Iowa CITY.
Hon. N. w. Ishell Marion linn g, Iowa
Hon. VIM. H.. aoimes Anamosa Jtae3 Co.
Hon. Jno. i. Dillon IoUa City
John Nileo, President: Tios Green, Treas
urer; Mii.oa briggs, Secretary; G.. haxlott
General Agent.
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TREATMENT or CEoup.-Croup is an
Inflammation ofthe inner surface Of the
wind pipe. Iiinammtion implies heat.
and that heat must be snbduel or the
patient will inevitably die. If prompt
efforts arc made to cool the parts in
ease Of an attack ofcroup, relief viii be
as prompt as it is surprising and de
lightful. All know that a cold applied
to a hot skin coois It, but all do not as
we'll understand that hot water applied
to an inAamed skin, will as certainly
cool it of. Hence the application Of
ice cold wafer with linen cloths, or Of
almost boiling water with wollen fan.
mel, is very efficient to the cure of Group.
Take two or three pieces Of wollen
flannel oftwo folds, large enough to
cover the throat and part Of tn chest ;
put these in a pan Of water as hot as
the hand can bear, and kept thus hot.
by adding water from a boiling tea kct-
tie at hand: let two or three of the fan
mel be in the hot water all the time, and
one on the throat AL the time, with a
dry flannel covering the wet che, so as
10 keep the steam in to some extent; the
fannels should not be so wet when put
on, as durable the water, for it is import
ant to keep the clothing as dry as pos
siblc, and keep up this process, until the
dotcor comes, or until the phlegm is
loose, the child easier and begins to fall
asleep, then gently wrap a dry flannel
yer the wet II which is on, so as to
cover it up entirely, and the child is
saved. When it wakes up up both fan.
nels will be dry.-HaH's Journal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-09

Henry Ward Beecher has been given
abolitiondom a shock. In his recent
thanksgiving sermon he took decided
grounds against making this a war to
free the slaves, and says our government
would be disgraced in the eyes of chris
tendon if we failed to cary out .he war
stictly within the limits Of the constitu-
ton.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-09
SPAnDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDI.,G's PREPARED GLUE!
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A son ofthc emerald Island, but not
himself green, was taken up, (for he was
at the time DOWN neal a rebel encamp-
ment, not far from the Manassas juno
ton. In a word Pat was taking a quiet
nap in the shade, and was aroused from
his slumbers by a scouting party. lie
wore no special uniform of either army,
but looked moro like a spy than an ALI
gator, and on this was arrested.
"Who are you? what is your name,
and where are you trom?" were the first
questions put to him by the armed par
ty.
Pat rubbed his eyes, scratched his
head, and answered:
"Hy my faith gentlemen, them IS ugly
questions to answer any how, and be-
fore l answer any of them, I'd be after
axing you by yer lave the same thing
"Woll?" said the leader, 1--WE are OF
SCOTS army, and belong to Washing
ton"
can right" said Pat, II know'd yez
was, cintlemcn, for l am that shure.-
Long life to Gincral Scott"
"Aha!" replied the scout, "now you
rascal, you are our prisoner and seized
him by the shoulder.
"How is that?' inquired Pat, ARE
we not fricnds?'
"No,'' was the answer, eve belong
to Gen. Beauregard's army"
"Then ye told me a lie, me boys, and
thinking it might be 50, told you an
othcr-now tell me the truth, and III
tel the truth too
s.Well-we belong to the State Of S.
Carolina"
80 d. l." promptly responded Pat
-"and to all the other States Of the
country too; and there | am thinking
] bate the whole of ye. Do you think
l would come all the way from ireland
to belong to one State, when | had a
right TO belong to the whole of emp"
This logic was rather a stumper, but
they took him up, as before said, and
carried him IL for further examination.
IT is pretty evident from the speci-
men that Pat needed no prompting IN
a close examination, and bearing no ev
idencc tina: he wssa spy, they let him
off, and tie more readily, as while he
assured them he was no "politicianer,"
he persisted in thinking that any man
was a great fool to belong to only one
State when he has a right Gas he had) to
thirty four States, "besides the Terrific
RES"
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"Thcy go right TO the Spot"
NsTAN7 RELIEF, STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH!
STRENGTHEN YOUR yOICEl
Throat Connections,
ARE.
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FORSlNGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALD[NG'S THROAT CONFEC-
TIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
SPALD!NG'S THROAT CONFEC
TIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
PALDING'S THROAT CONFEC-
TIONS.
They elievc q Cough instantly.
They clea the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart II delicious aroma to the breath
They are delightful to the taste.
harm any one
/ advise every one who has q Cough OF
a husky voice or n bad breath, or any Difficult.
ty Of the Throat. to get a package of my Throat
Confeciions, they will relieve you instantly
and you wiz agree with me that "they ge
right to the spot" You will find them very
useful and pleasant withdrawing or attend
ing public meetings for sitting your cough OF
aliayipg your thirst. If you try one package
| am safe in saying that you viii ever after
wards consider them indispensable. You vii
find them at the Druggists and Dealers il
Medicines.
.emscE TsyE.TY-FayE EHTs
My signature is on each package. Al
others are counterfeit.
\ package viii be sent by mail, prepaid
on receipt Of Thirty Cents.
ADDRESS,
IlENE.V G. sphED.NE,
No. As CEDAR STREET
NETWORK.
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fire AND LIGHTNING;
ARE you INSURED
THE
Io"A MUTUAL

Fire Insurance Company,
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TEEE NhEAOA
DISCOVERED BY A
VISIONARY,

Ali who are suffering from CONSUMPTION
should use the Makora Arabica, discovered by
a missionary in arabia.
All who ore threatened with Consumption
should use the Nakora Arabica, discovered
by a n missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis
shonldnse the Makora Arabica, discovered by
a missionary in 4rabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat,
Coughs and Colds. should use the afakora Ar
abica, discovered by a missionary in AraFica.
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrafu-
Ia and Impurities Of the Blood should use the
Makora Arabica, discovered by a missionary in
Arabia.
It cures consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis,
II cures Sore Throat, coughs and colds
It cures asthma, S~crofula, and impurities of
tie Blood.
This aroqual1cd remedy is new for the first
time Introduced to the public.
1t was proyiaentially discovered by a mis-
sionary while travelling in Arabia. lie was
cured Of Consumption by its use after his case
was pronounced hopeless by learned physi
clans in Europe.
lie has forWarIed to us in writing, a full ac-
count Of his own extraordinary cure, and Of
arumier of other cures which have coume un-
der his observation, and also q fill account of
the medicine.
AT his request. an d impellcd by a desire to
extend a knowledge of the remedy to the pub
lie, We Lave had has communication printed in
pamphlet form for free distribution. Itsinter
est is enhanced by an account which he gives
ofsomeof the scenes Of the Syris. massacres
which he obtained from those WI Altered in
that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our office,
crit will be sent free by mailto all who apply
for it.
lie import the Makora Arabica direct from
Smyrna through the house Of Cleon & Gylip-
pns, and We have always on hard a full supply
put upin bottles read for use with full direc-
tons.
Price en- dollar per bottle. Sentby mail
on receipt Of price. and q cents for postage
For sale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers of Drugs and Medi.
cines,
Liberty St, N. VI
ALSO, BY DRUGGISTS GENERA
LIZ y~3-"9l-ly
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TNt sine'e bottle Of sPALDlNG'S
PARED G3uE Will save ten times its cost
nualiy. Oh
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SiTE III

SiTE HEpIIEcrS,
EcoEon5y D1sPATcHt
.ysAA Srit II ~ TINE SA~fs ErNE.'"ssa
As accidents will happen, even in well reg
ulatea t~araities, it is Very 6esis@ala to have
some cheap and convenient way ios .epairing
Fa@niture. Teys, Crooke7g, S..
81 Iht5.4Sa is32AEED GLUE
meets .F s.da emergencies, and 10 household
can afford TO he without 1t. 1t is always
ready, and w to nc sticking point.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
T.. "A Brush accompanies each Bottle.
ice, occnts
address,
HENRY c. SpALD!NG.
No. IS Ceia. Street. New York
CAUTION.
Az c%crfain unprincipled persons are Mt
tempting to palm off on tho unsuspccting pub
lie, limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE, 1
aoaIa caution all persons 10 examine before,
purchasing, ard sec that the full name,
gy~:PALDINGiS PREPARED GLUE,-Eln
is on The outside wrapper; all others are
swindling eouAterteits.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

~ s THE COLLEEN BAWN
Monday evening, March "a, and during the week,
The sixth and OF this splendid drama,
the successful spectacular play of the either
land America being played crowded houses be
the above theatre Owing other Mr.
Collins holding the sole right TO play the above drama n the
United States. managers wishing TO negotiate address
him at the Metropolitan Hotel. Broadway. New York.
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AMUsEMENTs.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE-LINDA
IA The company ON Monday Boston,
TO-DAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 90 AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Doors open at IL O'Clock,
LAST AND GRAND COMBINATION MATINEE,
Admission all parts Of the Academy 81 No charge
Tor reserved seats.
Ticket offices at the Academy Beer schirmers 70l
broadway aud Shells Wall street. open where seats
can % be secured In advance without extra charge.
SECOND AND LAST APPEARANCE OF Nine. D'ANGRI
. JOINT APPEARANCE OF KELLOGG and ID ANGki,
opera OF
LINDA DI CHAMouNIx,
Win miss KELLOGG In her admirable role OF Linda
Nine. D'ANGRI as Pierotto.
BRIGNOLl as Carlo. MANCUSI as Antonio.
. SUSINl an Prefctt0. BARlLl AS Marchese
Musical Director and COnducter MAX MARETZER
Last appearance In New York of
Senorita CuBAS, Senior XIMENES and dc Ballet.
GRAND SPANISH DIVERTLSSEMENT
Between the frst and second acts q
GRAND BALLET ADVERTISEMENT
Pas de Mariea aux, by the Corps dc Ballet.
After which,
SIGNORINA ISABEi. CUBAS
VIII dance celebrated Nat onal Spanish pas seul,
Ell OLE.
After the Opera,
COMIC BALLET DIvERTlSsEMENT, 49,
Jo,a Ava iousa by the Corps de Bal es
La Gaegada by Senoriia CUBAS and Don XIMENES
Dance Comique Des Gaesca de Spain ,.,,.
by Sen0rlia CCBAS and Don xlMEN IN
Finale. the Pricipals and Corps De Ballet
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GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT THIS EVENING.
VI NJ the House .Commons 70 West Houston street,
Crowded houses TO listen 10 Messrs .tnmy surrdge HUI
Brown Byron Keong and several Others Too numerous 70
enlxagrAIe Thaberg pisffa H. sAiTb, Proprle'or
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NTIBLO'S. GARDEN.
IN The great the Colleen Bawn preventing Mr. Col
appearing his role OF Irish Comedies
Farces Songs &c during his present in answer
inquiries the Irish Ambassador &c. Mr.
Collins say that during his next in New
York he will the honor Of appearing before his patrons
and tn epubc most of the leading Irish Dramas Of tho
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
JoHN L. vANDEwATER, ArCTfoNERR.
BY A. J0uRNEAY.

by A. JOURNEAf.
Salesroom No. 373 Broadway.
TtEsDAY, APRIL l. at lJis O'Clock,
Large sale Velvet Tapestry ingran and Venetian Car
pengi Oibiuths, Mattings, Rugs, &c, &c
House Furnishing Goods-Also House Furnishing Coods
every variety
TOHN LEvIs0N AUCTIOSEER-sALEsRooMS so. is3
- Broadway, will sell the entire
aned IN tn. hous. Rvington street. Paror
bedroom aud Kitchen Furniture; Brussels Ingram
pets covered black walnut Chairs made Bash; Extension
ahpr Beisehds Mirrors window Cornices Curtains
fsh,hss oieoth tc, tc., Tuesday, April l. at 10Y
John II BURLEY ACCTroNEER-wIII. SELL This
- day, AT oco X at ti Canal street Sofa
and Lounges, marble top and other bureaus marble ION
other Tables mahogany aud other Beds,eads Wariio.s
natracks WashSiands, Chandeliers, Counters Rrlssals
THREE ply and other Carpets pier bar and other Nrrnrs
Oico'hs, Rugs, Canton Mating Feather Brds Hair Nj
sr,s.es Bankcs, Comforers. Cottage suits, Crockery
KIT hen Ware &c. N'''
IA g. EDEy, AuCTIoNEER.-M. c. EDEY Will
s SELL In front " his sl.sroom 65 Cedar street on "a
turay March 49, at ~ O'clock Soel Horse 49, hands
high, Old perfectly sound; drives Ia All haness
Ao Business light Express Wagon aud one se AZ
Single Harness, TO be sold to the highest bidder
MORTGAGE SALE. BOGART, ArCTIoNEER R-By
Nl T. BOUART This day a. 10 clock a. Ni Cara
sr.', near West broadway one French Billiard Table,
JOHN A. FARRIYGToS, 4 torney for Mortgage
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nAyID j. EGAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l3s
~ Canal street-Late Looking Class and Picture Frame
Manufacturer respectfully informs his friends and former
that he sells commission at sale and
also auction, Furniture of every description Merchandise
Houses Lots and everything appeItaning 10 the Auction
and Commission Business. Consgnments respectfully
hcited. Returns made on day of
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A UcToN NoTIcR-ERNEsr ROTH, AuCTiOSEER
"A BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FlRNiTt I NJ
ELEGANT BRUSSELS AND rHREEPLf CARPETS,
AUCTION.

UgTON NOI1cE-fRNEST fOIh, E6S
BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FtRNlTt hE
ELEGANr BRU sSELs AND rHREE,PLf CARPETS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
This day March y, IL o'clock precisely at the Mge
dwelling house IFS waverey place near sixth avenue con-
sistng Of eleean, Papor suits eoversd Ia iisn sn @
each SUIT consisting OF one
Sofa Recc cption ami four medaion
bacs Chairs rsew and Side Tables Eageres
Mirrors Curtains Shades Clocks ricn China Nases
Parior Ornaments nd mahogany Bed-eads Bu
r~aus Hair Beds, Bolsterr, Pillows Blankets
Corner aud Bookstands, Painting, soa Beds Lonnses
Rockers Spng Chairs, Tea and Extension Table beau
fful China Tea Sets all binds VI China and
SIiverwaTe, Table Cutlery, &c- sale positive.
A UcTIoN NNoTICE-ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSE
"A hold Furniture, Pianoortr Paintings Statuary Paror
snss apeIs Ac 70 b. prremplosly sold at auction on
Saturday IL o'clock, the private reAdene, ~
West Twenty xh street. sixth consisting OF
roewosd and walnut Suits covered with erocaei ana
Centre Table Etageres Bookcase, Mirrors, Clocks
Ornaments Paintings ey eminent ass oetave % s
wood Panoiorie, made by Broasway makers; Hatstna u
loh stair Carpet Bureaus Beds.sads Warr9ees as Mn
sasbeard Dinner and Tea Sets. Cut and Engraved as
ware, solid Silver Ware, Casters spoons t"rks Nspan
Rings. Also large Of Basement and kicH.n
Furniture n B-The House TO let. Possession ininrd-
NJ Is. CHAPMAN, Auciieneer.
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"A stock fixtures of the Atlantic Hotel
Hobaken N j., will be sold publc auction the pr mi
kes highest bidder lots to suit purchasers ON FRI
day Mar c 2s and - Sale positive and
o a O'Clock A. NJ each day. Said stock Tx
inres s comprise all of the liquors.
the hotel and kitchen furniture complete ami also
Al garden fixtures and appurtenances, henehe chairs
tnbIes, kc., without Terms cash ~
JAMES +. SMITH. Proprietor
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NEW HERALD SATURDAY, 2s lse2-rRlPLE

,-. AMUsEMENTs. Ts..
NIBLo's GARDEN.
~ Lessees and Managers.
r. L. DAVENPORT. ii. C. JARRET AND W. wHEATLEY.
Farewell Benefit and Last Appearance VI
MRS. JOHN WOOD
MR.. j. COLLINS.
hyles Ma Coppaeen, with songs and new verses -.
on the irish Brigade and galan, Mr. j. Collins
Eily oConnor with the songs OF The Cruskeen
Lawn and "rhe Pretty Girl Milking Her
Saturday evening, March 2s the =.
GRE At SENSATION DRAMA OF
THE COLLEEN BAWN (LAST TIME.l
- THE LOAN OF LOVER
(Frst time In New York; Mrs. WOODas
GERTRUDE with SONGS).
. HOW TO PAY THE RENT
Morgan hattier t"ith songsi Mr. J. Collins
THE GRAND COMBINATION
.
TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY.
DAMON AND PYTIIIAs, and
THE DRAMATISr
sn'rsS q, ~ cen,s @
Family crce) Grossly street, rs cents
NIBLOS GARDEN. .,r.
~ MRS. JOHN WOOD
4r
have the honor to announce their farewell f
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH n
~ THE COLLEEN BAwN (last tinneI
THE LOAN OF LOVER
HOW TO PAY THE RENT.
THE COLLEEN BAWN AND GERTRUDE, with songs.
Myles and Morgan Rather, with songs. MR. j. COLLINS
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

IIOP TONIGHT tsATURDAy) AT MADAME sAUvA-
III uEAU's Dancing Academy 6ls Broa way anoye Hos.
I'm street number Of elegant engaged for the
OCCASION. Musc all tia' car he fes. Commencing ~
o'c'ock an 10. ~ llis o'c'o Adm t~n S'crnis
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
AMUsEMENTs.

AMUSEMENTS.
WALLACKS.
w Entrances In Broadway and Thirteenth street.
ALTERATION OF TIME.
N0TICEThe doors will open at ~ and the performances
to commence at O'Clock
SECOND NIGHT
~ S0 GREAT COMEDIES.
APPROPRIATE SCENERY.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
publ SALE or THE ALEXANDRIA AND WASH

4
u ingtnn Rtlroad.
Danl having been made by the Alexandria and Washing.
t"h hifuad Coup af m tie II The accrued
rest on certain bonds Mentioned ant fess ed IN certain
..u oi trust rom ssd Company 10 Wal Lenox besring
naie on The l6 day July 1857 and no ha
oy az "er o. VIC County Court Of Aevandra county.
pnnd trustee under the said Of trust m the paee az
raa enox nd having been e1nested In writing by
~ holders oI upwards Of three hfths Of
WI pursuant with said request mi oftfe
PROVISIONS o, snh deed trust Thursday me n,b dav of
Apr i lt ~ front If the Mayors unce Ia ha cg g Ni.,
mn RIA 'irsna at llocitc N sell al pnblIc a,roY for
saA uie raoad ~ ~ 20 tany betwesn ts teruians
~ ~ As ~ ifls Niifnl, an dpJt oi the Ba tnore sod
ONO kstroaf IN washington together with tIs rr.n.has.s
of saii conpany and al The II hts and trvl,ge. t ~. ~
snvered ~ said deed of trust. ~ ''''i i' or
NoTH-A copy of the deed of i. II ,,ov. r,cr,i,u, -
sygania avenue. ''' wv 'rhh-
JOSEPH STEWART. Substituted Tu,,.s
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

DHuHARMUNIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.-(TwEN.
il tieth Season, ls5l-62.
The public rehearsal number theen) will take place at
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 49, tsf o'clock
A1"' ~ ~e' " ''"' j. g. BEisHEIM. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
AAA THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL, n
fff 4f 4H 4A in ~ M
BROADWAY,

444 THE GREAT AT ATERrcAs u. AZ Music y! HALL. HALL. ~
the National TIE Ii:Sis TSfEST p '1iIs H% SSIioSs
Ff s ST@s''' nj E yI;s sStzHEr
sSf III NO ss aonr
AR sH5I THAN
is more gene known TiE aT0qs SlST TSfe''0"'i' as
And VIII Becsuse wet weather and dry. we have con.
''DV CROWDED HOUSES. CROWDED HOUSES;
& s%a yea FOR % apply
hsE rE SISSk oF
The s NOT wss s we 70 w ss az all cs wSd s1
can be e HSsf os Star ARTISTS
TnG N mouth. @ % Of @se! eminent psr
EE$SE E$SE Es:E$s $s:E$s Ss$EE ##HH
slSSSSSSaar Il SSar. I. SIMMONS Il GfgT}h. j gSTi}HhsOss'
Ms HssHsEEsH BH SssH MASTER TOMMY
''' Eiss Tiss LIZZIE HEzzEE sSHSEEzH, sSIHEEzH,,
~ss ss Sss srs pc
The country, under M ,he ei,,gion q ,he eai,ent
:E|E E#sE H|4sEE #FsEE E|EIEEEI #sESE
EIIs EIiIs s sSEtHjffE Az ssHH#sS$s Ass$HH#sS
AT HALF-PAsR TWO O'CLOCK,
AT HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK,
AT IALF-PAsT TWO O'CLOCK,
Designed more especially for the accommodation of
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
ROBERT W. BUTLER, Sole Proprietor and Manager
JIoP TONIGHT tsATURDAy) AT MADAME sAuvA
III UEAUiS Dancing Academy, 6s Broa way, anove Hos
ton street number Of elegant dams uses siged Tor me
o'r'oek an tin. 1lis o'c'ot Adm i"n Ncrnis
<,RASp cowpryATIoN OF TALENT THIS EVENING.
" nj the House .Commons 70 West Houston street
Crowded houses listen Messrs ttnet Surrtdge, H
Brown Byron Keonr several others too numerous 10
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

ylASTED-A LADY TEACHER TO INSTRUCT A
w young girl eleven years Of age, In te usual branches
English edua, n two hours dsy. References re.
qurcd Please address Merchant Herald 0nc stating when
aEd where sn inlsryiew may bs obtained
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

DowERy THEATRE TO LET-wfTH SCENERY,
ID Warirl ana Properties. Immediate possession given.
Appy 10 JOHN s. GILES, Receiver, "a Elizabeth street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

RAILROADs.
HUDSON RIVER RafLEoAD; TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
III Troy the North and West leave Chambers street
aud II A. NJ, snG 80 and lDP.M
NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
~ For Albany, Troy, North and West.
Winter arrangement. comm, ncng Monday Nov. Z, lSjl
For AibanyI030A w., Express Mail Train from rwe1
ty.siyth street depot
tor all local rains sse Time Table.
JOHN BuRSHuL, Assistant Superintendent