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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-28
SLEEPING CARS oN NIGHT rRAlNs.

pBor farther Information and Through Tickets
HPPN % ~; ~ DoHRRTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
p. ". BTRADNR
..-r General Ticket Agent, oincinnati.
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r.. ug Agent Columbus,
n.W. WOODWARD,
supsdntendent, Cincinnati.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-28

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-A deserter repotts left
Thompson ct Pocahontas with about six thou
SAND Infantry, mostly from Missouri and Atkan.
sasi also two regiments Of cavalry and one
bsttery.
Reliable Information is received tha, Clsib.
. Jackson Ex-Governor Of Missouri, died on the
9Th, at Little Rock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-28
81 AYE RS,
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainihgl Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and Your feelings un.
comfortablei These synlp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illuess. Some fit Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should bs ayerteo by q
timely use Of the right renis
edy. Take Ayers Pulls, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body Into Vigorous &c.
tivity, purify the system from
Al nh,frnrffona % vbicb fnal.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-28

TAIs OLD nsrAHIIsHnD AND WELL KNOWN
l. Honse, durnHthe pAst season has been thorouphiv
rsnoyased repsinfsd and refurnishsd Is styjs 10Th
comfortable and elegant % that We teel we'll thst
those who tsvor ne with call will aneil TIE Comfort
and conveniences Usual 10 nrst class Hotsls. N "A
WARDEN &lENEERH, ,pssc,
lootls-diy PR0pRrRTORs. 9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-28
SECOND TRAIN.
THIRD TRAIN.
FOURTH TRAIN,

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION q, 3OOp. m ;, stop
pin at all stations between Columbus md oincinns
.rriying at Cincinnati Of 9a0 NJ, connecting az Lon
don FOR Springfield. 81 tI'liT
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
4 MB. CHAPMAN 4 CO. ArcyIoyEERs
aAtaSirlcENr HousEn7Ln FURNITURE AN

MAGNIFICENT w%nKs HouSEnsLn H. nr rsrsN1rURE AND
hs sy "a sr.sy s T March
az Ne gant residence As wcsl sslcrna street, between
sraS ' o&AE isSa9S - O'Clock
sHos1h AND onNoIE EtviA tSviAspr,fE aGhEl5S CARPETS
sEynEs AND DRESDEN STSR SIllSH
srocADE AND LACE ouitrHHtNs. fH "'N'iA "iN''oNS'
OIL PAINTINGS BY EafSENE ;Ifss 'iIsSE srArOAhY'
BOOKCASE ErAoRh pHk p cESs fthf EfElEsioS fA TABLE
snErrIsip TABLE ItEMY, TABLE LINEN,
aNGSrcESr xNSoaTE SFtS ''ye
sthe .chest instrument offered at aucson this season.
plat, o.erstrung bass all the modern improvenents
%, city makers fully tested by competent judges and pro-
Stool covered b bro ade French cet Cover; B.aicas:
% sfsr" Tns P4 Mirror nds Ms ss TaSe Ws
tyo large Manel Mirrors. rich carsed frames. En.
ss ss paMsr Room o
ahre cooisd satin brocade Of the richest description,
and @ oval sseK Chairs Rosewood Centre s"T He
staiuars marse top to match the suits E,ageres insd
Sn Easy seVs rna and
aette Tables OIL Pain ings BY Cole Innan, Leerand Sci
gin MARY r cselraled printing ia The Lonvre Pals,
Storm y, $ y Fnger9asle; Two superb match PaInngs
pets ohambers-Engiish Caiei' rosewood Mar
be Top Dressing BUREAUS, Bedsteads and Conmodes to
Arm snd oval Back Ghsis, osvsrea n sass spin: ad
aar Mare p Feather gss Eoers and PiSws Oval
saiaui Bureaus. sofsss Eo kers. 1ssGs'snds. pInias
gaen ESeson Table Arm Chairs Couches, elegant
Crysal and Ruby Class ec.ners Wines Gole's Cham,
htsds Finger Bowls Ruby and God Li,or SETS God
iece soa silver Dinner and s svsr"re CaSe
Urn asters Cake Backets Napkin Rings Spoons Forks.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
SALES Ar ssUCTION.

a D. CAULKINs. AuCTIoKfAR ,su,
"A. 80, Ezra large sale sisIs SSu's STRSiruRE
0''IiSi At PUBIC hGf ShArIos hAATGrIos. :, .,...,
at the elegant residence 220wrs urteelA street, near
THURSDAY, March6.
-he catalogue comprisins the
aousehold Furniture and woiL, Art
offered auction this season
.urntre and ealt Works of in the above
dwelnr II which will sold without reserve and
removed imnedat y consisting OF everything be
found in hist class -Parlor Library, Dining
Broom aud Chamber Furniturr.
Parors contain superior Carpets three magnificent
III suits. covered maroon, blue gold and
and gold satin OF the expensive descrption
ioe ans Turkish E'sy Cha in iuet and satin bro
gale, ladies' Id rosewood Re ert Chairs
tables % M i siaoapy marie ops ss
,r sisey Pier Sofa and Sid. Tables costly
.Apr sls Tor the owner eeeant Satin Window Curtains
srcn1e and Ormou Clocks elesan China Vases, with the
franc" mag gncen' Feneh plate Pier Gass with rich and
lces large and eXtersye vae yo Gil Paintings, by native
arsis Lands apes, wner Scenes, Mar Inc v-ws.
decon cror Piano fu octave, cie-
sant finished all round maid PATE and richly with
Piano oo covered in satin, with cesant and costly EN-
Dnins Room-Rich Velvet r pc sCarpe in good order
lafbe tor Fancy Tables Mirrors Sofa Beds Chairs in hair
" an & 70 rDs ah obs eyTa, and cu nGsswars
nmicJ; China T. and Dinner costly Silver Ware,
atea ad D uer Service, sal ers, Cake skes Cast rs
ofec and Tea Uns slocns tofA Liquor Sands superior
Ohambers-5csIlS solid ro,,w od and mahogany Bed.
stds Siauay marble top Bureaus Washstands and Com
1oieg % ma,ch over Nv my lIa Mar from 40
@ 81 bs made 70 order and in exeesn. dton Ingram
.Cgrpes bedroom Mirrors, Clocks, Toilet Tables Towel
hacks TO oi G ohs Stair Carpets and Rods maho-
ganY CuslOied CHAR, Rockers, S,fas Lounges, Couch
- Is ta Stands, Ia ana Dining Tables, &C. dc No post
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

ITOOLEY'S MINSTRELS,
III CSC Broadway, opposite Bond street
GREAT MAMMOTH PROGRAMME TONIGHT.
For the Benefit Of
ROLLIN HOWARD. .e-fs
The celebrated Topay.
On which following talented artists have kRdy
volunteered their valuable servces-
MASTER EDDY. the Cnbas OF the profession.
N Mr.. FRANK EDWARDS.
And the beautiful and talented
A1TI LILLE vESTRIS,
Who will appear touching character Of EVA In IL
great moral drama OF
. UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
Which has been gotten at great with sceos
ry, dresses appointments &c, introducing
= the original music. 7..s.4.
Topsy, performed by him l70 highs .Ron Howard
St Ciar.. e. meLvile
Aunt Chloe ;;,, : nss6
Other characters by the troupe
Doors open at 6H; commence st TX Tickets 2S oentA
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

HENRY 3. HERTs, yR, AucuorEER
III gHERIFF'S 9ALE--gpOCRRfFg kC
HENRY WOOD co will sell, on TRursi.y March a
q 10 O'CLOCK, atE0 ~ Eighth avenue lo OF orocerieS
JAxRs LxNcH. sssr,e.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

DRYANTS' MINSTRELS
ID Mechanics Hall, Az Broadway above Grand strse
MONDAY March 3, and every night during the week.
CROWDED HOUSES. IMMENSE SUCCESS o.
IL A. OR A HIT IN THE POLICY,
First appG of old DAN EMMETT.
Lord Lowell, Zouave Clog Rec, African POLKA
OATS WHAT'S DE MATTER
Campbell. Fowler, Hilton Gould and Leslie in songA
&c.
Horn, Peel Gettnes Florence Neil and Dan BRYANT ~
favorte comedians, In the laughAble buresque Of
YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
Old Daddy Kemp Eve ancient conductor Dan Bryan
Doors open at 6 curtain at ~ Tickets - cent
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

Thursday evening" 9th Of March, at O'Clock at Clinton
Hall Asor place. when paper will te read by william H.
derings." WIN. c. H. WADDELL, Rec Secy.
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERS,-OFFICE OF THE COM.
IN mtssioners OF Taxes and No. ~ Chambers
that the rolls and estate Of the
city New York the 1862 public
Inspection and will continue until the 3Oh day OF April
next inclusive All earnestly requested to call
may be corrected Also all persons entitled by
law to reduction Of their assessments by of being
clergymen for military s.rvces and also literary
charitable institutions, by exempt from TAXATION
on, previous to the closing Of the rolls said 3h day Of
April 80.
lishcd for the informal on of taxpayers
SECTION TO- During tho time the books shall be to
public inspection heeinbeore provided appca
be made by onsdern himself aggreved by the
assessed valuation of his real ese have the
corrected II such application Le made in Relation to
writing stating the ground OF objection thereto and there
upon the Commissioners shall ino the complaint
and it, In their Judgment the b
shall the be corrected Ii such appl aen
the applicant shall be examined under oath by the said Com
who shall authorized admnser such oath,
any Of them; and IT. In his their judgment, the
sessment Is erroneous they shall the To be
believe to be just and declare their decision within
thirty days after such application shall have beer made to
Them No reduction shall be made by the Board of Super
0fany real estate imposed
ton that the aggreved unable to attend within
the period prescribed for the correction of
Of sickness abs from the cy-Laws 1889 Chapter
302 Sections and TO- A. J: WILLIAMSON,
j. w. ALLEN,
j. w. BROWN
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

Henry H. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
LEEDS ~ CO. viii sell at auction. Thursday
Ensgau street. beautiful collection ancient and modern
~ rsntngs ~ rich git frames among which may found
Easau Md h Recruits by Lay7arus from Tassoe
Jerusalem by lie monc two Cabinet 0erns signed o. More
hnd Landscape, ~ Nv m. Brown; Rip Van WInke. bv
Lazzarus works BY Williams. Taylor, Crsswick Car
pienokie recters otter RgeleS Besuleu and yariey Of
Ralery. :" WI
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
-sIENTs.

AWvSA.- -ssW oOTrS
T. "A oorrscHAIKs coScRn.s md sa.aS;
HsrGr% % %ssasos nsSass.s r sA
for n On and oS abda Se & Of anS a1 dr 70
WINTER GARDEN
" This evening sS ss original & dfasHs AHs;,sn Comedian
an two of his great comic charast,r., as # gaE
in the Comedy of paul Try. fTy' andas
heinz ,.,.,.,v,,v NY NY NEIGHBoRs WIFE.
ssSn MoS S ssS &c srsa,d for The last night
W.T. ""a '"'so rti%a UNCLE e TOMS CABIN 9tt
Al The present momsnta drama like .upcle Toms Cabins
Offering as does & % Interest for the New York ib
the onion arms sssnst the sosernmen t o.
The Union and a The n9b1st mabknd s
tation IN an American theatre
FAREWELL BENEFIT
Box bookaow open.
!. - FIRST APPEARANCE
" the csln.fs MATirpA AhfsSS mEFoS actress
new play rE SsGE y oS rs ins sEAsas
NEW BowExy THEATRE
' THURSDAY. March 6. s'is 1862 0' ""' AAnsA''
usdTE us1 fIs'' foM.s Mssrl Dfsns c%sis. GI
w,sn an Iars tns original cast and scenery.
And aT sAf Fiarj1S FTfiS% SoiniS S&IsE Ea;es :"
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
S Asa ATFsHfg19s
-Four ''''' s%DxR AND :. called
The vArnHSySSF S;;s OBLIVION
NEW CHARACTERISTIC SCENERY PROPERTIES ANp
COSTUMES
This piece which has been in preparation for
d'u
MARCH AND DRILL sapaKs BODY % YsG11naa sa1aRp
IN and attractive uniforms, and closing with maenk
hoent mechanical spectacular scene,
TIE BOWER or BEAUTY,
Unequaled this continent II will be produceA
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
AT Sand ~ O'Clock
During each performsnce the Orchestra will gtyea
COMMODORE MUTT,
THE FAMOUS $1,000 MUTT,
HE FAMOUS S500O MUTT,
THE FAMOUS $3O000 MUTT,
continues TO hold his Levees
AT ALL HOURS DAY AND EVENING.
He appears in Son II, Dances and The celebrated
GRECIAN STATUES.
THE GREAT LIVING SEA LION.
Old Neptune having returnrd from long exhiboa tour.
will be seen al all hours as will also the wonderful
LIVING HIPPOPOrAMUS ~
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
THE MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON,
THE GRAND AQUARIA, HAPPY FAMILY, -
MONSTER SNAKES, WAX FIGU RES,
and the million ana other curiosities
FROM ALL PARTS or THE WORLD.
Admission to ALL only 20 cens children under ten csnA
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

r. E0RGE COOK, ACCOMMODATIONS HOUSE
u hold at lOh o'clock at III
Broadway superb stock OF the best made work and Of
most fashionable styles consisting Of Paror SUITS OF
tous kinds; elegant rosewood sanwood and black wnnut
Chamber Suits psrlor Easere S.crear9 Cabinets Buff
ts elegantly carved sbd pain; rosewood Wardrobes
bary and Secretary Bookcases Arnoire ace Dressing
noles Work Tables GENRE and fancy Tables Matresse
The New York herald., 1862-03-06


ssiiss sk9ADwAY.. sE9ADwAT. Sss ss
Ss s$$fss Scr FL ssEA @ szAEs
$sE$ $sE$szE sEasES sEsEsR
II new % and original JOKES. fsns %ssis@: hs
ssSs: s s Az ss ss
nov We nave
Upon the stage At once whose talent saS
7#E 4##E zSBiEsSE zSBiEsSE il il S#zSSsS S#zSSES
hsss s"se1 b. g. and n attest A'
Our rivals are below FIJI IE = pnsIc s1lsTns for
II Is acknowledged by vbody we excelin
FsEFTY FsEFTY %AITEs wAI!Es aIE:s aIELs -
sEAy5IE sESyTIyI-I SSkrs CSkFs 81 81 BEEfF BAETkF
noted clown and another fat,er comic singer; sn.
get as possible: -
EEIESER IS sTxIssNTF sovSEI sTAiss hsSx so
''' MONDAY EvDNxo MARCH II,
',ns1s.' rss. ,. ), MISS JENNIE ~ yonSsoS ~.
JosnsSn's ~ fs,dsns. is E@ al street tree cAA '
THE ROYAL WIZARD
j Mons. HAMBURGER las great pleasure 10 announce
his to New York, 10 ocr his grateful acknow
edgr, great ani uniform euoglims OF his Magt
cal Entertainments especially by TIE here aud h
BrooN be- inform the public that he has made -
'nsAsFn 'Gi flf
previous AZ csroS dfS1sT' HAIL. EIsroR PLACE
w..... sFEsn,y EVENING; ,ls MARC MARcE IT,
company the performances with choice selection OF muse
from the great composers.
Mons H. has been honorcd unsolicited with the
ering testimonials, after his pcrformances which
by before Queen Victoria and her Court -
Windsor Castle and Bamoral the royal families OF rruss9
and Russia the Prince OF Wales In Canada the Earl o.
Eglnton the Castle, Dublin the Duke Of Devonshire
Chasworth Duke Of Newcastle at Ciumber Castle; Duke
sutherland, Stafford House aud Trcntham and tkousan0
Of the nobility and people Of England ana tho United states
all wch testimonials Mons. H. would be happy and
proud to submit for inspection especially the notices oy the
New York Herald, Times Tribune, Courier and knquire
the weekly papers and the London Times - .
Admission Is cens reserved seats ~ cents; cnidrcn nan
price. Doors open at 7; performance ~ o'clock
n B.-An Afternoon Per ormarce a. O'Clock saturday,
and at In evening Tickets at music stores and ~ tAe
door.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

CONSULATE GENERAL Or FRANCE.-SEALEDP PRO.
" posals will he received at the Consulate General Of
France IL william street TO Saturday, March at Il
O'Clock NJ for snppyins with provisions coal ship chand-
other also with funds In coin the French
Cainat actually the port OF New York APP
ply the said oicc or specifications and conditons
The Consulate General of France,
NEW YORK, March s. 1862. MOSTHOLON
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

A UCTioN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE.-BELL
IA Z INGRAHAN will sci ths dr., 1T lgls O'Clock at
their rooms 26 NV Bowery 10 lois o. Mems and
WOme "a ihngsik Dr. sss Costs, Pants, b. DIS, Bed
hing ebes Byorder OF her5ach licensed pawnbroker
,l33 GI an,tS rect
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
~ N. LEVY. AuCTIoNEER-sroRE NO. 2el CANAL

n M. LEVY, AUCTIoNEER-sT0RE NO. s6t CANAL
rors, Carpets &c.-C NJ LEVY win sell by auction.
day. Thursday. 9th inst, at s o'clock at rs and II East
che whole of which s Of the best manufacture and last
November consisting Of carved rosewood Suit In rich bro
cate elegant Eacere very superior octave
Panoforic, Mirrors, OIL Paintings Lace and Brocael
Chsmsers include rosewood, mahoSany, walnu. and
Beds Blankets Marsees Quilts &C. The Carpe,ng through
the house Is Of the best Velvet Brussels Three ply
usual Glsssware China Cutlery, Plated Ware, &c, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
UCTION SALE.-Sl2.GD WORTH OF
IA ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
aud valuable Works OF A 4, sup rb Paintings,
Earian and Bronze D namenls, agnicent solid

fro'fy TIch VuTTttH
RUSSBLL w. WESTC0Tf, aucicneer, Will sell this
SThursdayj afternoon at O'Clock precisely at 52 West
twenty first street Seventh the above laluabe
Furniture beins the entire ccntnis of the above class
resd comprising four elegant full suits of Furniture
brocatel and elegant collection Of Landscape and HIS
torcal Paintngs costly faro, Ornlrns aud superb
wood Pario Chamber and Dining Rom Furnurc of every
desrrton The house 10 repec with everything adapt
TO costly aud fashioaby furnished residence ling
large variety OF rich Cut Glass French China. Silver Ware
dc Catalogues at house, Sale positive without regard to
weather.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
"A sociey.-A stated meet of the Society viii be held
Thursday evening" 9th of March, at O'Clock at Clinton
Hail. Asor place. when paper will te read by William II.
Thomson NJ d. "The Pre- slamc Arabs and their Wan
derings." WIN. G. H. WADDELL, Rec Secy.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

TINTED STATES MUsTERING OFFICE, 70 WHITE
u street. New York, March 2-scaled proposals are
invited and viii 81 this Office until II O'Clock
Monday the 0h inst for supplying, by cooked
atons shall be required for the OF the United States
Volunteer station ed In and around
Of New York for Che of such volunteers be
passing through the city Proposals VIII be endorsed Pro-
nosss for furnishing volunteers"
addressed lieutenant Colonel W. A. Nichols United States
Army, Mastering and Disbursing Officer.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

MANAGERS OF THEATRES DEsIRoUs or PLAY
l ing The Mccarthy Peep Day written ~ Lsuts
Keenc, aud playing her theatre 10 crowded houses
are requested to the undsrsisncd WIG has eeen az
upon authors copyright original ideas The gst and
ncdts (uness where taken from the works Of the cole
rAted Irish authors) being entirely original Address n
gsyn1eA - aNl Hoa go y
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

CrION.-GEO. A. LEVITT 4
without reserve, at their trade
r street. Tuesday, March IL, q
English Books, comprising fine
and IllnstratcdiW orks In litsra.
Niles Weekly Register, &c vols.
ck Il. NJ, and continue daily at
catalogue. Catll1g les ready
GEO. A. LEAYiTT A co.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

TNRNEsT ROTH, AUCTIONEER
~ WIN sell his day. March o'clock precisely the eic
Household Furniture OF 5 Wavcrey place. east OF Sish
syeu o. ons Ing o. eles nj fsrcr farnure in Suits
IN green ps and ha rcoh Medallion, Brussels and
ingram Carpets; marble top Tables rosewood and
mahogany Bedsteads Be.eaus HAIR Mattresses Beds
and Bedding Bankes Sofa Beds Clocks Mirrors Damssk
aud Lace Curtains Lounges Spring Seat Chairs Vases Paint
tngs Tea Extension Tapes Glass China and Silver
Ware; Table Cutlery Olclotn, Stair Carpets stoves. Chan
tclicrs, Ac. Sale positive, rain or shine.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

OLD BOwERY THEATRE.-STICKNEY'S NATIONAL.
" Crcus@Joint Benent OF s. .. Bets and A. D. Nixon,
this evening when host OF volunteers will appear Among
them POntn Hardings Glee Club Sam Lathrop, Capt
De Camp Julian Kent, Sig Deverni wm and T. Armstrong,
Al0nzo Hubbeil, and
ALL THE REGULAR TROUPE.
LOUISE WELLS as Jack Sheppard, ON horseback.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

CHERIFF'S SALE OF DRY GOODS-ON THURSDAY,
= at 10Y A. NJ Al 3i3 Fulton street, Brooklyn, PEED 4
COLE Auctioncers comprising Cali Musiins, Laces
Ribbons mahogany Desk iron Safe, Stove Stools glass
e. TRIPLER Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

EDWARp sCnENCK, AUCTIoNEER: SUPERB
day 9th inst nj II cok Mt hs saiesrooms I55 and b7
broadway, large and elegant assortment OF hrst class
Household Furniture comprising Paror Chamber Library
and Dining Room Suits. aud other elegant Furniture
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

ENGLIsH BOOKS AT AU
~ CO. will sell at auction,
-ealcsroofns, n and 23 Merce
largo and choice collection Of
editions OF the best Standard
ture. Also q complete set Of
Sale to commence at six o'clo
Che same hour In order OF the
and Books on exhibition.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

FNONeTABLE'6 6ALE.-IAMEs GUSHING, AUG
tonecr-By virtue OF an execution will sell this day
at the the of Broadway
Thirty entb street. lot of Plaster Ornaments Mouths
Models, wsx, Marble, &c. THUS. GUSHING Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

yNILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE NO.
w East Broadway. will sell, this day. at l0H O'Clock
the Stock and Fixtures of the Ice Cream Saloon
onery l59 First avenue Olcoth Glass Cases MarbA
Counters Candies, Tables &c also 6ne top Grocer,
Wagon.
The New York herald., 1862-03-06

MEDICAL
CANCERs OF THE WORST KIND PERFECTLY
" cured-DR ADAMS 2l0 Second avenue has discovered
nfabe remedy, without pain, or the use Of the knife,
for this nplant. why longer when SAFE speedy
and sure antidote In at handf
nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET MEMBER OF THE
~ College Of Physicians aud Surgeons OF New York, may
be conssed daily at his o from in the morning untl9
In the evening"
nOCTOR HUNTER HIMSELF-THE PHYSICIAN
~ who established the Hunerian Dispensary, No Di-
vision street. New York city, In 1854 consulted
ga NJ until ~ o'clock At night at tho old once. Private
entrance
DR. WARD, AsuCCEssFuL PHYSICIAN AND SUR.
~ geon can be consulted den TALLY, usual ONCE
IL Laight street. rrvae entrance. Hours from A. NJ t
gP. NJ. daily.
nR POWERS TREATS ALL DISEASES OF FEMAIFs
with unparalleled success He be consulted an l2
I.isht street. Attends continually.
VDROrBssOR RESrELL, i62 CHAMBERS STREET CAN
II ps consulted ~ usual Agents, l27K Liberty street
N, y. In Brooklyn, 176Fulton street. '
ID cOBBETT, N. d, MEMBER OF TIE NEW YORK
t. University Wedcal colleEel and CoIegeof surgeonS
London b. consulted usual at his ONCE tcnre
street. between Chs SssmbsSs ',e and and Resds having p
C.s aualinoAtionss ~ hs diplomas IN ~ onea
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-27

GAN the private papers and letters Vi uen
Pom, comics of disnatcheS and reports, mem
| oranda relating 10 the campaign anu 10 inc
army. COPIES of kilograms sent, an ulSpatches
received from the president, Halleck, and the
| war department. orders issued to generals OF
CORPS and divisions, all maps and Topographic
cal charts, containing information of the great
est value; in a word, the whole history and
plan of the campaign, the numbers and dispo-
stion of troops, all are revealed to the enemy
bv this disaster. Its seriousness can hardly
be estimated 1t is taking the rebel general
into the confidence of Halleck, and may rem
der it necessary to change the whole cam
paign."
That is a ''big thing on paper, and some
body must have been terribly scared to furnish
the reporters such gossip. That about the
''twenty supply trains" is particularly large.
We do not believe it all. Another account
says Stewards cavalry, 5000 or 5000 strong,
came to Catletts station and did the work !;
but this is still more doubtful. We wait for
further intelligence to know what was done,
or whether anything very serious happened.
Col. Iyers Phillips, who spent several days
with the army on the Rappahannock, last
week, and came through WarrentOn and Cat
let's station, Saturday night, tells us that he
found everything quiet there. He does not
believe word of the New York story of what
happened there the night previous. He was
on train loaded with wounded and sick men.
No difficulty whatever was encountered in
coming through to Washington, either at Cat
let's or anywhere else. He heard that some
guerrilas came to that place, fired on a rail
road train, and did some damage to few of
the baggage wagons; but they were driven off
by transfers and soldiers. He heard nothing
to justify the story quoted above.