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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

A DMIN ISTRA TORS NOTICE.
"A Hosise is hereby li1sa that , tie F9asfsgs
kBFe been appointed nd Qn1l. ned a. a11ltuistre-
S6s ofthe esfata of Edmund CLARK decsssse
Jans.s71 HENkY =. cl.1Ek.
T EGAL NUpICE.-ThE EODORE
~ R. scowden, Ross. ta seoEden and eshiel Gsd-
huai, auminisfr1turs- q the e1la11 % 1nmas
Leonard, nOnsresidents Of me etste % Ohloi VII
take notice fhat On tbs ~ dsI Cf luusIFi ls62l
otsers, ia tn toirt ii Coin1i5h pi5si iar Ca7aho-
"a county. ohio setting- iortih thHl iuals is dus
tbs ssfd Theoiors &. rnoESen dstedl bIsr 3, 1855
payable three, the other tour years non cate,
to ofter Of Theodore e. Milk, with interest, at
NM. fas,, isl sis-tbe nm q si 6s ,tb IN
e rect on Ss58,a9 at per cent pes anuum- from.
May - ls6l, pay able lnnusl - and sn $500 at
por cent. per anaum from Nay 20 is, payable an
hI.o, that "a Theodore e seoEdsn and Rosstts..
b wife eXecated ard delivered 20 said Theodore =.
premises, to wit: -. ituate in tho tCWns Last
Cleveland, b. inE number selenvi IN the tgslith
Betrye. 10 the state q Ohio and Which p $50 in
the county OF luyaucral enG " known lT raLlg ne
seuth hslt 81 ne ioiloelne etssIi1sa 9est y ~
sion loE number three hundred and nineil slour
(Ssil and part Of one tnuusand a7re tract. nun.
b fonrteon ltl, bounded a. folIoEs,: NQrih b.
Il ias OF sad lot east b land Gatson watkins,
souih b. land Of g. Oozards west oE laud Of bum
land hereby dee-cd containing Twelve aud one-half
2l) acres, and being, as Aforesaid, the south half
oi the tWenty tyfvR acros above described, and con
Vey ed b. Milton Coo % Ju'ilgttt BFo1sWaT.pl tho
81 Of ep.ambrr, A. D.. l5i2i bnf ~ b e lagai
Of ssid to notes dsicTiDSd a5SSs. 656si n ana
= bond cesCrikcd IN said Inl rtgoge. according %
the tenor aud efzct thereoE and a Ring the deauit
ruleassd her Eight Of -0FerE aaid prolnies8f and
nsking the Court 70 hnd ths amount- due . above
= forth and f1r an ord 8 thar on Iisa lheaI1uut
so found Que be paid 70 the plaintiff in reeiu1abla
tine to be fixed by the Court, said premises Be sold
TO satisfy said debt and costs Of this suit.
said deiendants " N answer the petition In this
case on or before the day OF March, ls6 Or iuda
msut will Be taken a. yer the PRAYER OF said psfi-
ton, by dsfault. JOsEPH s. GRAHNTs.
Jans.s74 Att'T for Plaintiff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

A Eag rose from his bed on the 8llt Of
last August and exclaimed, This i1 the
last rOse Of GUNNER Shocking. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

WAY is JeG Davis message like the en-
trance to Charleston harborl Because il
sbounda In shallow passages.
Nuts Cor our Navy--Anything they can
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

2. p. Wls0n, beloFa y 3, Allenl J. P Clsvs-
70. land Ioanfhipi Cu. ahoga eoun.
ONFHk 20TH DAY OF DEOBM-
~ BEll. lssl. said Justice isgnst IN order Of at
tachmeut IN tho above artion u glu % Thirty
tVo Dollats lauliGs2l z. 2. va SON
GAUTION Tin PUBLIC ARE
~ cautioned agaisst ha1borinE cr trusting ny
ing aftsr This date. JOHH HAWKlHB.
January lf-3T0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

UOIweii & %. Before G. B. 1i6bitts,
sgstsst Esg Justice Of Peace,
" Clemson. Co., Ohio.
A FTAOHMENT NOTICE.-ON
"a the 10th December, inst, an attachment was
issued by said Justice Of the Peace IN the above
action for the som ef twenty-five nollars, and the
asms viii be for hearing on the 81 day Of February
1852, at O'Clock A. IA.
Dated at CieyeAnd, 18th Deosmber, lE6l.
dec2.S7O laWsW COLW ELL 90.
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SALE.-PURsUAH

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUAHT
w 70 tho command n a 6ecretal order Of SALE
ISSUED frOm The Court OF Common Pleas Of OuYaho-
"a county, Ohio, at the suit of Daniel Gtroshel
aQninst Heinrich Baehr and others, to ne dirsofed
shall expose for sale at public auction he door
Of the Court House. In Hhe CITY Of Cleveland, in said
county, the ilth day Of February, ld6 { - tHo o.
clock r. NJ, the following described premises, 10
wit. Bfiuatein the Oty 81 Cleveland, IN tue c0dnty
Of OuyahoRa, end State Of Ohio, and known 60 Part
Of ten lots 6os, 50 and 81 and b. unded fol-
lowe. beginning at tho Intersection Of the east lima
Of Cheshire street With the northoTly line Of Garn
atreeli thence rlh 80 Weat Hiung the easterT line
inches 20 land Ia 10 Mary n. kimbali; thence
north SO east at right angles with UhBshfe atrest
one hundred sixteen leet nva inches 70 corner of
aid kim b. rs land; thence south 50 west sHtr.seV-
on feet toe north line 90 harden street; thsncp
\ nth sSe vest along the North line Of Gard stresr
one hundred nineteen fost to the plsce Of bqinnng
Appraised at $ll00 GEO III MrMAH,
b b Beavis. ~ Master C6mm'F.
~ Plaintiffs Atty. M jRnTl.s7f
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DR.J. Meoo oNNELLls
N siIl 81 SIESsI5 S


MED see SIS
r--u-lrI.z s,-.--r
40 D J u sS
Jss AussLsd DollaTI Fsensamfif
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
o. EFHHEAzoasHcH1
e LBET, 49, AnD IHPOTBEOT
UURED
AfsF eli othsr Treatment FaiIgit
DIR. A. GIBSON,
EesnsriT q New IsEk gltTt Hiu ~ One Hun
red dollars or ths froof that he ever sl5 70 0drs
ihs sbOFe nAmsd dltsaaoI. Hs Ein ~ ths sans
TIE UDitsd s'otsa treas Ne Hains diIlases Vith
IISsT many years q fasofiouI study and sxpsri-
soahos % ths aHiertanass. tEs 6s 6sl psFisssis ;
=. sPEEDY, ND PERAAHEHT oURa
PRIVATE DISEASES
iS bEsiff1Y ~ fs oh sERSo6s fis sfR1Tios.
sc has sueoedsd In curing casss m thsl city, sons
~ SliSiis % l ,I5s 80 = ~ re- SSf4 III
malseles VIE laeeel ano NithoIt EeeeisiHE ne
Dr. 'GiEs3SG doss not bosst that hs Is member o.
scmo Oollege IN london or Paris, as perhaps some
othsrs DO ior zs PurPoee q sasnaEng tue innSosni
AliEod. But what Dr. GIBSON might boAEt Of Is
this. shat he Is abs . give sntiEe lasiaosDn %
those Who F6polo confidence IN hs Bbity and intsE-
rity and lhGt hs has peTfsoted an American system
of trestmsnt which challenges any Physican OF Lon
don or Fara OF any pstsh medicine 70 equal ior tho
radical cure ui seminal WeAknegl and al disatl o.
foranEemaEasi both mental am BhyEical, aFisinE
! from nsXuss or l6Crdt GbdEe.
IT. GIBSON also claims for his new sraaimeat ths
following advantages oEar al Others got discovered:
anu drrti the Agents naod 10 respect disagree
sblsi be uao1 no relics oi the dark ages such e
AefourIi ncE any ctatr dsl8t5EiOuE drug: ssoopds
no r1strioticns IN diss business Is reure Third
II his treatment n posiE ~ and cagtain A. Al CASES
He stands prepafod 20 30 Into sny publo or EfiEa-l
hospital II the United states ana deTaOn1trato th'
Immense uupari8ritg o. hiI new treatment oFsf AM
osher nov known 70 the world In VollE o. prompt
nsgE, psraaencys m3iduass, nafstF and eongenienol
/ - ths rstieni .1I
Or. GIBSON Is permanently located IN giegelandi
and hEs durin Ethe past FUo geau poriCFned NAM
cures & 4iB0lses which asd foF ygaEH Eslislsd ai
oiher modes 81 treatment. Bslerence csu be Bgon g
individuals of the hrst F6gDeOtabilitY i Cleveland
BOTtont Few YORK, and other citlss 81 regard g
skil and intsyrit5 a. ~ pGofesslonai trareaoon1
Dyspepsia, khusmatisnt ScrOiula and Al chr0nl1
| dissas6s treatad with superior IceosI. -
- mesdiieiRs ssRt . any ssri o. shs sgantfy On
% q TBseEB EsW Work o. Flg1iolozy isr ssii
DIR. GIBSON,
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MASTERS SALR-PUssUArTTO no

MI ASThh > oAl1H-rRUBsUAG TO
4lA The eommsnd Of pigriea dseretai nTdeF of
county, Ohio at lhs a0is Of Helaon Prince ad oth-
era aEaiast levi Ih0uas and othfrs = M direct
Cd phal pose p sale a puhic suction, at tha
door Of fho Curt House, IN ths City d Cisvslanr IN
said county. on the 2 Gay Of Jenugrgs la17 1t tB1
O'Clock p H., tbs iol1WiuR dagzrfb8d rraliIes, 70
wit; situate ~ East Cleveland, Cuyahosa county,
Ohio and D01ndedi heglnIing IN tle flauE kCuds
and south 195fe Wcgt cEnina "a nuka frlIn the
WeGt corner u Chitteuden Lewis asd; tnencs south
5a5fo chains and 20 lnks 20 ssid Lei8 wat linas
thsnc8 south 4 chains snd @ Enks; thelca y 6oHs
weat chains aud &c links. thaucn north SO snaf
28 links; thence north 5a5f7 Hest 3 chains @ the
Plank koad thence north 79i i9 east chains and %
Links . the placo q Beginning. cc1leinl1f thf1a
ana one half sctes flano. AVpnliEgd at E5l5s
GEO. n. VIVIAN
b. h. Beavis, -s 1fastsr E7umh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

William A. King, Defendant
The etsndHnt Will take notice thot on the 5th
day Of November A. -. 1861, the Plaintiff fled her
petition tor Divorce in the Clerks ofice Of said
Court, charging said defendant with hsbitual
druukenntss, extreme cruelty, and gross neglect Of
duty, and praying for dissolution Of the marriaRe
contract and custody Of children. Said cause will
be set for hearing 1.-THE February term Of said Court
The defendaut will further taks notice that deposit
tions viii Be taken N said By the plaintiff at
the Ohco o Mills 4Oshorn in the CITY Of Cncinna-
q, Hamilton county Jho, on TIE 5th DAY Of Febru-
airy, A ID ls62, between the hours Of g A M and p
", snd contnue from day 10 day until said deposit
tons shall b completed
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MARY - lIoaILLTEAT,
Dated ID. lsih AZ 81 Dsesmser. is.i-dsaI7.laI5

A DMIN I5TRATO NOTICE.
"a hotice is hsreby figeu that the undsrs' g Cd
EaTe been appointed nd Qual. lied a. Adrlf1istra-
i0-5 Of the ezfata q Edlnund Clagks dacasase
Ann M. CLaEE,
ian6s57l HENkH u. CiiAE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

The author az the foregoing has Asd in
disguise to the rebel lines, 70 escape con-
disn punishment M A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

DURSUANg To AN ORDER UB
tho Probate Court for Cuyahoga county. Ohio
hOtce Il hereby given that the creditors OF = Mary
Mack who have not proved their claims against her
before me ars allowed sixty days from this date for
that pnrpose. All claims not proved At the expira-
tion Of that time win not Be noticed In making
dividend. J b. gRAHNIs,
AsliEnse Of A. MaTy Mack.
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SHIRT MANUFRCT0RY.

sB-Dlrsotiona lI8r s6lf-EeasuFemsns sent Brss
lli5l sls suDoriosFt,. olsysIsSd, o.
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MASTFRis 7sAI.IF-pTPg0-

MAsTER'S SALiE4PURSU-
1yL ANT % the command Of a decrufal ordsf q
lalo non ne Court Of Common fiaal u E-TIhoqa
county Dhloi at the 1ult nf 0hrisil1a Har aqafnl
Nredeflek Arnold and Catherine AFu1id H.aa ffrec-
I'd, email expose % sale at punlio llc at tla
docr ol rne court holgef IN tho DifT 81 usTaland,
On SID county on the 22d day of Tardnf9 Iss1 ~
O'Clock P. M The iglloHing described prsisss to
VT situate n tne City o. geEslands fn the 8tsta
Of Ohioi GHd Enicn Dc ai5o'ln the County Of uuTe-
hoga and a knoTn by being lot No fhirty-ofghf n
John d. M0olseys subdiFilcn Of orifIaal Ciiy lots
No - Gnd ~ inclusive Of the origihll a1ilentl
divisions on record IN said couniY VII more fully
apgsar, and q bounded % fGl0WEf uoftHtgtsflT n
front by RarkmGn street; nOrthaa1farlT ~ lot No,
81; sou heasterly IN rear b. PaTkman lana, aht
sonth westerly By lot No 90 heins - lass IN width
E0nt and rear and nQ iaet deep. toqettef with e
dwelling hOusa erected on said lot, be the same
more or les5 but 5clieot 10 az legal hlgngays.-
Appraised st $50. GO. h, F.fllh4s
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

lnR. b. OYRIAX, HoHUoPATHIe
IL FHHaicfAh. Onle8-Uorhef 81 Superior and
eenooa 9treaiss IN 1orthrnp npangilr's hlcck--lF
hQor. he1idenc9t No. 60 Seneca street. -.sr ~
- DR.. D. OYriGx has permauentW located ~
UloNbandi Au4 Oora his froiadlonhl 6efFicia 10 the
nriendB q Homeopathy. Ne hope that the exRe-
Eionco Of 20 eshtqeq Years practice n The unitsd
nR. HUNTERS MEDICAL IN
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~ xa ssIpIa,s vifs1 Mis.Is.ipPI, Of
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Capture Of Clarksville- of the Seat Of
War in Middle Tennessee-Reported Capture Of
Nashville Of General Price at Sugar
Creek Crossing, Ark-The Fight at Fort Donel-
son-Progress ofthe Expedition Against savan-
nah-Important News from Mexico and Ha-
vana, &C., &C.
The Cunard mail steamship Asn, Captain Lott, will
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The European mails will close In this city tomorrow
afternoon at one O'Clock.
The EUROPEAN EDITION OF The NEW YoRK HERALD will
be published at eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning II
will contain account OF the Capture Of Clarksvllo
Tenn. with twenty days supplies, accompanied with
Map of the Surrounding Country Advance OF the Union
Forces Towards Nashville; Additional Particulars of the
Fight Fort Doncson Late News from Port Royal Pro-
the Burnside Expedition North Carolina Destruction
of the Town Of wnton Important from Arkansas Doca
OF General Sterling Price at Sugar Creek Crossing: the
Latest Reports OF tho Movements OF the Union Forces
Throughout the Country; Important News from Mexico
Tho Allies Preparing Advance into the Interior In
tersstng from Havana and variety OF other interesting
reading.
Single copics in wrappers, ready for mailing cents
Sampson Low, Son & Co., No AZ Lndgate Iil London, ,
England win receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

wooDRrr Saturday February q, Macy, widow
Her relatives friends snt those OF she family are
respectfully invited g. attend ths funeral from her late
residence No SO Fifth avenue, corner OF Tenth street,
this uesday) afternoon o'clock without further
invitation.
WArgRBURY--On Sunday morning, February "A, ~
Daren Conn.,, after short inefs, Miss HARRIET WArEE-
BURY daughter Of the late Stephen Waterburyof OF thus
city, agod As yea 3.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral the above place this ruesiay) afternoon st
one O'Clock by taking the Of the New Haven Rail-
road at Twenty seventh street. at half past nine In the
corning, can return by twenty lght minutes past
three in the afternoon Carriages will be in waiting st
the depot in aiir arrival or the cars.
WiLLiAMsAi De Ruytor, N. Y, on Saturday, Februs-
ry ~, Mr.. A. H. WILLIAMS late Of this city.
YouNo-on Sunday, February %, CaARIxs BENJAMIN
youngest child OF William H. and Sarah Young, aged
months and DAYS.
The friends of the family are requested TO attend
tho funeral from tho residence OF his parents 90 Jams
street. this Crdesday) afternoon, at one O'Clock
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
Sword Presentation and supper to Capt
Laiug.

complimentary supper was given last evening to
Captain Iang, Of tho Seventy ninth New York volun
esrs, who wounded in six places at tho battle Of
Bull rum and who purposes leaving the city during the
present week to join his regiment, now at Port Royal
During the proceedings Captain Smith, the President Of
the meeting, behalf OF tho donors presented Captain
Lang with handsome claymers, and in reply the reci
pent gave very graphic account OF his experience be
FORE and after the battle at which he received his
wounds. Several military gentlemen present the
occasion
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
The Release OF Rebel Prisoners. ut Fort
Warren.

Many Of tho Fort Warren prisoners released on
Saturday hor taking tho oath Of allegiance agreeaby
to a late order from Washington.
The following, however. declined their liberty, except
onuncondtonal terms:--Wm. G.. Harrison, VIM. H.
winder, Henry II. .warnold and W. H. Gelchett It is
thought the fort will hold out as long they do.
H. w Barr was among the released.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Thc Best I'm the
World Harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and APP
Piled at BATCHELoR'S Wig factory, 16 Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Millions OF Children Saved from an
early grave by using Mrs WINsLOWS Soothing Syrup. IL
gives Immediate rest from pain corrects ncidity OF the
stomach regulates the bowels and invigoraes the
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown-Infaibe ongucnt for the hair Depot No. Barclay
street, and by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye. Prcscrvntive and
wig-The best In the world wholesale and retail and th
dye privately applied at No. 8 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Barry's Trfcopherous Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beautfyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try H. Sold By
all drugplsts
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Trusses.-nIarsh s. Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces aud DR. Wadsworhs Uterine Ec
superior article. No. vesey street, Asor House,
opposite the church.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Pure cTobacc0.-Hcllow Bank Tobnc-
co-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, all
purcs for sale by all tobacco aud srgar dealers at
wholesale by T. GOODWIN 4 BROTHER, 200 Water street
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Married.
CoILYER-AcKER-At Sing Sing, by the Rev. J. w.
Buck'and, Mr.. E. NJ CoLLYER to Miss MARY ACKER, all Of
the same place.
FL,N-DooSER-On Monday, February IT, by the Rev.
William COwrey at the residence of the brides parents
Mr. john b. FLYNN, Of Brooklyn, to Miss ANN E., eldest
daughter OF James Dooner, Esq, Of this city.
Dublin and Longford papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
OmciaI Drawings or Murray, EDDY &

VNc1ai drawings or Murray, Eddy -
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
6ESTucKY. ExrR GLASS sl--Feb. "a. 1852
68 13, ~. An. So, ti. 10. ~, II 81. "A, Z l3.
KENTUCKY CLASS e2-Fee. "a. 1862
3, AZ, 8. u, IL, 81, As. 70. 81, 20, AZ, 33.
Ciroulass free Of charge bv addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covsngton. KY or st. Louis. No
ERRoR-Ia kentucky State Lottery, Class 90 drawn Feb
ruary ~ the second drawn number should have "a in
place OF 81 erroneousy published in editions Of Sun
day and Monday.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
TOO LATE FOR CLAssIrICATION.

TOR SALE-A MILK, BREAD BUTTER. CHEESE
IL Depot, In good lO alton down town, doing nice little
business gooi opportunity for person with small famt
ly For particulars address :. T. H.. Herald olice.
JJOw ARE you'll WILL BE TOO MUCH ENGAGED
to-day you, but VIII make cement when
neat meet. Are we iriendsf SIX TINES.
yHyANTED-EfGHT BALLET GIRLS AT BURrIS
w Varieties Corner o Pineapple aud Fulton sts Brook
lyn. Apply between the hours of and Il A. NJ.
G, = REwARD-LOsT, ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
SD,J ~ Ca Cemetery in the church. ady's
light drab cloth Portenonnac containing twenty dollar
gold piece silver dollar piece, probably small
The finder will receive the above reward and the
thanks of the by leaving at y5 Eighth avenue
OF Thirtieth street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

A New and Delicious Artfcle.-Extrn
refined maple Syrup manufactured by the New York
Syrup Refinery and be found all the first
groceries, Wherever Is used II has given entre satsfac-
ton General depot, HENRY KEATOR h Co, Sl2 Broad
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Delaware State Lotteries
- KEsrucKr-ExTRA Glass se-Feb "a IS62
To- W. 81 50, 46, 63 2S, 36, 68, 81, Sc. 81, SO, o.
=. No DELAwARE-cLAss l57-Feb. "a. 1862.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS CO..
Wilmington. Delaware or Covington, Kentucky
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

At Jencrs', No. 5s3 Broadway, Ladies'
Balmoras 81 and 81 so; misses e II and 81 sos chirn
81 81 and 81 s5. JEFFERS 573 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Commodore Mutt is stiu the RciSning
star at BARNUMS MUSEUM.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Glorious Triumph.-NIrs. 3. A. Allen fs
daily receiving testimonials to the wonderful virtues of
her Worlds Hair Resorer and Hair Dressing They
EQUALS and guarantee goes with every bottle. Depot
l9S Greenwich street, Fulton.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Prizes Cashcd In Ell LeSaIfzed Lotteries.
information given. JOSEF BATES, Broker. No. 10 Wall
street. New York, d stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Regiment New York Volunteers.
Tho Ono Hundredth regiment New York Volunteers have
completed their organization and number very fu
corps Thoy under orders to leave Buffalo for th
city and may be expected reach hore time this
morning No accommodations have yet been furnished
for them that famous military hotel the Park Bar.
racks
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

COuGha, HOnrsencss, Nsfhmn, or my
Irritation the throat bronchial tubes relieved by allow
ing Of Browns Bronchial Trochcs TO dissolve slowly
the mouth. A rugsists sell them.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
EVERY NEW YORKER ANXIOUS TO PROCURE THE
PATRIOTIC RECORD.

SECOND EDITION Of SUNDAY MERCURY q
February Is is issued containing the only complete
record every public building and private residence uc
paper performed this feat Tho associated
reporters for the Sunday tho task In despair
their confession published In AL the other
papers IL is ollows:-The illumination during the
Ing general The had made
publish the of the uuninators but at nine O'clock
the list was already too long for publication.
Notwithstanding the combined reporters OF the Sunday
press city themselves unable report the
had intended 70 publish the SUNDAY MERCURY, with The
THE WORLD AT SIX O'CLOCK ONSUNDAY MORN
ING the address Of every patriot citizen Nam
hat Island whose residence OF business ilu
minated in celebration OF the Birthday Of Washington At
nine O'Clock on the evening previousl
Every hing else of imp that occurred at homo
abroad on Saturdayis mentioned in last Mercury
Everybody wanting the latest the relab
BY the most enerprisns special repo~rs
all the furnished by telegraph TO the Associated Prea
and the fullest and most OF all donss the
city and Of Il, buys the 81 NDAY MERCURY.
Thousands of copies Of THE GREAT SUNDAY NEWS
PAPER have sold by tn agents the Of
PUBLICATION and EDITION AFTER EDITION will be issued
from the Office until the demand ID supplied.
Pierce Egan commenced tale the last issue of tho
Sunday Mercury.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Hoiloway's Ointment and Pills.-TO
cure the colds take the pills and rub the
into the chest night and morning
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

Silk Handkerchicfs-At Wholesale.
BAILEY * SOUiHARD.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
The Released Union Prisoners at Bal
timore.

The Released Union Prisoners at Ball
timore.
BALrrxoRs, Feb. 81, 1852.
Tho released Union prisoners have just marched up
Baltimore street, escorted by detachment OF tho Fifth
New York Zouaves with their fine band. They wore en-
Enthusiastically chccred along tho route.
Tho whole party went to Washington this afternoon,
after spending merry day with tho Union Of Bait
more.
Tho released prisoners say that tho captain OF the
steamer that brought them stated that he expected
ther party OF prisoners to bs waiting for him his
turn to City Point They from Salisbury, North
Carolina and Alabama The next lot to after these
will bo those from Charleston and Columbia South Caro-
lna including Colonel Corcoran, who might be expected
on Thursday or Friday. The party who to-day in
clsdcs all who in Richmond except three, who
too sick TO be removed.
Tho prisoners all speak Of strong Union party in
Richmond who are in high gce at the Union victories
They compelled for thcr safety to keep quiet,
but took frequent occasion TO mako their sentiment
known tho prisoners extending to them various
Of kindness, which had to be stealthily performed.