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The New York herald., 1862-03-14
SALES AT AUCTION.


UCTION HOTICE.-M. Is. CHAPMAN, AUCTION
eer.-Superb Household Furniture and rare We, ks
Art at public auction sale commencing this day FRI
hrk ESQ.,, 48 West Sixteenth street. between Fifh and
9TH avenues Magnificent rosewood fiaho-
rte, elegantly carved legs and case, lined with sanwood
the modern improvements made by Bioadwa! inaAsrs,
lily guaIanteed-he richest instrument offered a. anct on
lis season. rosewood Canterbury and Stool yeivet Coyer
hsc DC. Drawing Room Suits-Two superb tn,i suits,
fhy carved In fruit and flowers covered IN rrepc prpca
antique Gothic Reception Chairs, covered with sain;
sy Chair aud Lounge Etegeres Booscase Centre Table,
hcognures Cabinets, iiCs Work Table ancient and
? iern Oil Paintings by eminent arlisls-rhe May
hbo,Ig by David; Imnaculate Conception, a ter
Scene on the Neva, st. Petersburg, by Ketchel; Sea
Jews by Legrand, match paintings; Landscapes by
Pe superb Paintings silk Scenes in scotland by Dana:
lench Line Eneraying Pier Mirrors large anei Mirrors
nbrodered Lace Curtains Artistic Bronze Satuary Vases
p Bronze Statue of Hamlet Minerva, Goddess OF War,
IAN of Arc ichaId Ceur de Leon, indian Warriors,
fery Music, Painting Rembrandt, Ruben's Fisher Boy
Ia Gil, Cupid and Psyche &c. two magnificent Vases,
vres from the collection of Jerome Bonapsrte Paran
(ses Figures, Bisque and Ormolu Ornament superb Or
Plu Clock. Din NJ om-Solid Oak Bullets, statuary
erbe top; Extens on Table, to match; Chairs, Couches
Errors CHINA Dinner and Tea Sets Ruby aud Crystal cut
|eneld Table Cutlery, Silver Plated Casters Coffee Urn
Baskets spoons, Butter Knives Napkin Savers
pie Linen, &c. Chambers-Rosewood Dressing Bureaus,
|dsteads Commolcs Wardrobes Shaving Stands, Ar
Pire-1- Glace Toilet Tables Hair and Spring Mattresses
pther Beds Blankets Linen Sheets. Countefpanes Sofas
|ckers Chairs, Hatsand Stair Carpets, Rods, Also
|ge assortment Of Basement and Kitchen Furniture
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'RY b. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER
-Sherirrs sale. Household Furniture
,NRf WOOD 4 co. will sell on Friday, March IL.
clock at their salesrooms, 40 Broadway an assort,
II Household Furniture, Carpets, Sofas, Couches.
8, Mirrors, &c. JAMES LYNCH,
Sheri0
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DRYANTS' MINsTRELS
Is Mechnnlcs Hall Az Broadway above Grand street.
Monday, March TO- and every night during the week,
J. H. sAyoRf, WI HoSRs;. yAs, ,MoRRiSoS.
j. W. HILTON, Z. II. FLORENCE FRANK LESLIE,
PEEL, GETrINaS, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT.
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE or THE WORLD,
In variety Songs Dances, Sayings and Plantation
YR OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
Doors open curtain rise. at TX Tickets IS cenis
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bt,E. AUCTToNEER.-uoRs WAGONS. AC,-
AMEs COLES son will sell on Friday, March IA, at
ck in front Of 800 Fulton street Brooklyn, two Horses
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UCTIoS NOTICE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIrURE
A 4 Public An fiou
ExTRAoRDINARY OPPoRruNIrY FOR

uOUSEkEEPERS AND TIiE TRADE.
|ROTH auctioneer, will sell this day, March II. at
prrcise all the cleeant Household Furniture Of the
dwelling house No Us Waverley place. between Wash
IN square and Sixth avenue, consisting of handsome
seis, Three-Piy and Ingram Carpets; two Paror Suits
red In silk reps ana brocatcl; marble Top Table,
ercs Bedsteads. Bureaus. Mattresses Beds, Bedding
Beds, Lounges Rockers Caairs. Tea and Extension
ks. Buffet Dining Chairs bookcases Corner and Book
s Glass China and Silver Ware; Table Cutlery Clocks
Tins. Cornices, Shades Oiciohs, Chandeliers DC. Sale
I've.
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DHILUARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK-TwEN.
teth season. l36l-6L-The public Rehearsal mo. I'D
will take Irving Hall saturday morning. March
l5, at 10 O'clock Extra tickets !Ocents each.
The fourth Concert will take place Irving Hall Satur
evening" March l5 at oocs, which aston VIII b
performed pieces, Bee hovens Snronia Eryca
No. in Hat; Overture, Der Vampyr" by Marschners
Deux Morceaux Smphoniqucs Orchestra et Piano.
by Ro5 Goldbeck under the direction of Theo Eisied
solo performersMiss Iudecus Soprano and r. Ey Bas-
Doors open at O'Clock r NJ the Concert to COM
clock Extra subs rbers' tickets, 81 each; Tor
the usual places. No tickets will be issued than
the hall contains seats. by order. , .
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UCTlON NOTICE
p Peremptory sale OF beautiful Furniture
OF all descriptions, with collection
oi Paintings and elegant Works of Art,
An extraoriin Try opportunity
for Housekeepers,
ne elegant dwelling house 152 West Tweny-frst street,
- between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
This Friday) a ternoon, ut two O'Clock precisely,
Comprising the entire contents of the house,
he whole comprising collection seldom offered at
h.
RUSSELL W. WESTCOTT, auctioncer, will SELL as above
rosewood Paror Snts rosewood Centre and Pier Ia
II, SILK and Lace Curtains, elegant Etasere Orna
nts superb Pianoforte Turkish Lounge, Arm Chairs
fgncent Mantel Vases OF lava and Parian Bronze Clock
Pdscape and historical Paintings richly framed gold and
fdscape Shades ,. Ghandelers an Jewel Cases &c
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM
fgtnt rosewood bedsteads with superb Spring and Hair
ttresses 10 ft Dressing Bureaus two Walnut Suits
IL IN reps made TO ORDER Card Tables, Flower Vases,
as, spring Seat Chairs Rockers Hair Mattresses elegant
aud Bedding, Mirrors Sofa Beadsteads Lounges Tee-
ete with largo and beautiful variety OF China rich Cut
|ss Ivory Cutlery, sverware and Bedroom Furniture of
house. 9
n BIHousekeepers and dealers will find this sale
=, worthy OF special attention, as the Furniture IL
all IN perfect order and Mil be sold without reserve
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e. .sss "a. ssl ,Sls Day &c iasa I$s,sss
as s s,1s; a. ana ~ Houston street, oosnsr CocSs
oak and other HeT CHAIR
Panel Doors stoves fartons so fsi G. rlDe thirty
Burners Lamps Casters large lot of Crosh Glassware
NE DOUGHTY. AUcTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
day e oss a Of Saes q
rosewood and %shossny Par Suits covered in reps; har
and ss and Sssn
Baas Dining Sssr Drsisns Ssaass snr psS
black H walnut and oak Climber Suits. &c.
r T. HAzhLLa AMgori9sEEf M -, -, ~.
THIS DAY (FRTDAY), March A.
Gix9fhb 9sT cGTGf broadway
si % a s ssls@ sss s s
@
ok wsse Shot B oea
rs oo sGss R sSs sSs @
Dessert and Pocket Cutlery, %s
Cotton Clothes Lines. sash Cord. Fishlines Cotton
G &J.BoGART, MISUNDERSTANDING MARCH
r. an s ana
hod rurnl,nre consisting OF mahogany Sofas Lounges,
sS aa ps;
sne SrS and da shss
Beds beds Hair Mattresses Bedding Kitchen Furniture and
CHARLES F. WATTS, Constable.
WM Writers, AUCTIONEER-sELLs THIS DAY,
at O'clock 454 Canal by virtue of cha!tei
mortgage all the Furniture Beds, Bedding Carpets Oh
Cloths Curtains Dining and Tea Tables Pier and Manel
Bookcase Gas Fixtures Hair Mattresses top Dress
Ing Bureaus washstands Toilet China Glass one Sofa
Bed, Cane and Mahogany Chairs Rocking do Wardrobes,
Stoves Woodware, Tapestry ThreePl and other Carpts
IS ''''' -' ''' SIMON ELLiorT' ESQ., sss.i Mo.sasee
JVM. Writer'S, AycTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
w day at O'Clock, at 454 Canal street Assignees sale Of
Fnrnituls. Carpets, Beds, Bedding Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture, China Glass Sofas Chairs Tables,
&c By order of SIMON ELLIOTT, Assignee.
VNM. WOLF. AUCTIONEER--OFFICE 40 JACKSON
strcet-Will sell this day (Fridayl March Il. at l0s
the entire Stock and Fixtures oil the first class Gro
aud Liquor Store, 202 Grand street. of Mott
elegant Fixtures Counters large Glass Case also good
stock OF Groceries and Liquors.
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Try b. HERTs, JR., AuCTIoYEER.

RY n. HEBTS. JR, AUCTIONEER.
/ Mortgage saic, Office Furniture, Safe, &c.
tNRY WOOD 4 co. will sell on Friday, March H.
O'clock at their salesrooms, 4j0 Broad way lot OF
Furniture, Standing Desks, Counters Railing Win.
lades &o.; also one Herrngs patent Safe with Halls
Iy order of mortgage.
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LEGAL NOrICEs.

A TTACHMENT NOTICE-PUBLTC NOTICE is HERE
"A by given that writ Of attachment has been issued oW
rinc X Waterbury, against the estate OF William H. Hayes
oiars in n plea OF debt and that said writ returned
" ~ CHAS. y. SMITH, Clerk.
Drcrvnrp H. 1851 THroposO RUNvoS Attorney
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POLITICAL.


WHEREAS. THE TAMMANY HALL YOUNG MEMS
w Democratic General Committee represents the great
mass OF democratic young men In the city OF New York
Rcso we'd That favor of our country-our whole
country ndissoubc and utterly opposed
TO rebels who seek and ruin to their
homes and we also oppose abolition rebels who seek rule
ruin In their blind zeal for the negro's welfare.
Resolved, That we opposed to emancipating
slaves unless upon plan of COLOMBIA order that
they may not come In competition with the white mans
Resolved, That urge the vigorous prosecution of the
listing until traitor Ii brought suojecton
driven from the country.
Resolved That these resolutions be published and copies
transmitted to the President of the United States
bers OF Congress from this city.
DRY GOODS.
A FLoUNcRED ROBES, WITH sHAwLs TO MATCH.
vnif, thf press sn1 ana Shawl s5 o.
GRISAILIES, yard wide ............ 6Oc per yard
Will be opened on Monday, 10th inst,
729 Broadway, corner Of Waverley place.
Richly Embroidered and Plain HANDKERcIiIEFs,
the balance o an importers Stock 6 per cent under regular
BLACK THREAD Wells. from 50 Co. and a fine choice
Of FRENCH LINEN CAMBRIC SETS.
72s Broadway corner of waverey place.
NoRsETs AND sKIRTs.-NICE FITTING CORsETs.
from 75 cents; best Steel Skirts 50 also Werlcys
Paris Corses very chcap ladies' Under Edgngs,
Rulings, Trimmings &c Jouvans Gloves 63 CENTS $50
Broadway near Nineteenth street.
INDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAwLS BOUGHT FOR CASH,
taken In exchange for diamond jewclry Cash paid
l T. M b. w. PLUMB, Diamond Broker, 5l2 Broadway.
Money to loan
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I1I-THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL,
BROADWAY
THE MUSIC HALL. or THE MASSES.
OUR PROUD POSITION
Fully sustained by succession of managerial trimpns
CROWDED HOUSES.
MOI even fisE fiifaafH GREAT " COMEDY COMBINATION.
Wv All the master spirits Of the profession
fa
Towers "Olympus high" above all rivalry and composition
II may Initiated but u never be kqualed Unike
halls not content with one STAR ou' In
'e'''' THE UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGE
BRILLIANT CoNsTEfLAfION OF STARS,
Sparkling in wit roulgeu Ia grace daLxsg In talent ana
pltering IN novelty roxv ,.,->c
TONY PASTOR - TONY PASTOR,
-O CHARLEY WHITE,
CHARLEY WHITE, -..
L. SIMMONS, ,,rr L. SIMMONS,
HARRY BALL,
J. PIERCE,
ID. LESLIE,
CHARLEY GARDINER
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBEkA
MISS JEssEY DUPREE,
MILE FLORA.
~ CORPS DE BALLET
CORPS DE BALLET
D''e'''' " 'A' MONS. PAUL BRILLIANT.
GRAND MATINEE
ROBERf W. B0rLER, sole Manager and Proprietor
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THEATRICAL--THE REGULAR SEASON OF THE
II Milwaukee Academy OF Music closes about the 10th
inst rcopenng 3st Of March, for spring
and Ladies' and gentlemen wishing ensage-
Milwaukee, VIA
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IIOOLEYS MINSTRELS,
III $50 Broadway opposite Bond street.
ANOTHER MAMMOTH PROGRAMME
First week Of the grand operate sketch called
HUNTING PRfMA DONNA, by Howard and Gridn.
Great hl OF T. HAYES, the Champion Clog Dancer
in the never falling se!s BARBAKY ALLEN, SALLY
COME UP, SIAMESE TWINS, &C., &C.
Doors open at G1 to commence at IA Tickets 70 ccntA
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'IiE BELLE OF THE SEASON.

The authoress has attempted depict phases American
Heporray men and women, life and Incident,
IN New York. She has drawn nothing whatever from Eng
sh, French or German Accordingly may
posed her task all the gr aerust her triumph
credit all the better There Is great variety of oharac
In play and the development Oft shows
vigorous live pen Tne plot gathers. groups and directs the
action OF the piece in manner at artistic natural
The task imposed herself by the authoress very
and has never before been so well done. She
Sratsthat lie and society in country afford ample
tea for sage. Let who kither,o failed
hmm ~ On Trans nj
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j. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER
10 supreme Court sale-Estae OF Robt Tier under the
fct'on Of kobt. Emmett, ESQ., referee.
o. BLEECkER, son &CO., will sell at auction, on Wed.
lday 18th Instant at the Nj hants' Exchange
l4O Bowery lot 26 by about ~ feet street
zapeth Strest-ihe three story brick shop and Lot Of
Pund No. ia Elizabeth street. In OF the lot on
rand See-The two story and attic brick from. House
Lot NO. 2O3 Grand street, corner Mott lot 2fx8) the
fronting on Mott street, two story frame Houses
sixth ,rsetfour Lots south side Forty y-sxth
|et JUG feet, west of Tenth avenue, each 25xlO05
|pETION EOTICE-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NIfURE
At Public Auction.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH, Auctioneer,
SELL this day March H. at ii o'clock precisely all the
Iiutul Household furniture, at the first class residence
East Eighth street near Broadway consisting OF hand
rosewood Paror Suits, covered In rich br0caei;
wood Etageres with mirror back and doos Centre and
Tables, Turkish Armchairs and Lounges covered In
atel and rcps China Vases, Oil Paintings Corner and
Islands, Bronze Clocks Mirrors. ;Sc;
Elegant rosewood seven octave Pianoforte
Stool and Cover cost $i00
sewoood and maho .any Bedroom Suits UairIattresses
p and Bedding Blankets Sofa Beds Lounges, Rockers,
ts seat Chairs, Clocks Curtains, Shades &c.
rary Furniture in suits covered in and
. Bookcase, Table, Chars, &c
nins Room Furniture-Solid b1 ick walnut Buffet Ex-
on Table, twelve Dining Chairs Lounge. Glass China
Silver Ware, Carpets Table Cutlery, e.. Sale positive
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NLD BOwERY E-STICKNEY's CIRCUS.
" TONIGHT. BENEFIT OF
SAM LATHROP AND l.. y. NIXON.
GREAT CONGRESS- OF VOLUNTEERS.
TEN PROFESSIONAL ACTING CLOWNS.
THE CLOWNS CARNIVAL ON HORSEBACK.
BY the kind permission Of r. Butier Esi. Broadway
TONY PASTOR, the Great American Clown.
JOE COOK, as Clown and DlLh Comedian.
Miss LOUISE WELLS
j. ii. BUDwORTiI and Mr.. G. OAMPBELIA
ALL THE EQUESTRIAN AND DRAMATIC TALENT
At THIS MONSTER BENEFIT.
MILLS h MOLLENHAUERS CLASSICAL sOIREES.-
vl Third So Dodworhs Saloon opposite Eleventh
street. Broadway Friday evening, March H. 1867 Quar-
ette Weber; solo voln Bach Beethoven; duet,
viooucello. Schumann and fantasia panoforte L.
Meyer. Sorec 10 at O'Clock. Tickets and
programmes to be had at all music aud NJ the door
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC
IN TO LET,
FOR OPERAS, BALLS CONCERTS, LECTURES, &c.
Apply at the stage door, Fourteenth street
MILLS 4 MOLLENHAUER'S CLASSICAL sOIREES.- =
1 Third Soree at Dodworths Saoon oprosie Eieveuth
strec. Broadway. Friday evening. March H. e62 Con
commence at B O'Clock.
GRAND HARMONIC MEETING.
VI Every night ut the Saloon No. l07 Grand street. corner
The undersigned respectfully invites his friends
~"N '"' p"'''' " '''' mum WALTER SMITH, Pianist.
B-The bar 10 stocked with the best Of Aes, Wines
-'f''' ALEXANDER HOAG, Proprietor.
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,RGE COOK. ACCOMMODATIONS HOUSE
old Furniture day, At 10k o'clock, o, the store
oadway, o superb stock OF Psrlor, Chamber Library,
Aon and Dning Room Furniture ensuits and in sepa.
srcels; Psrior Eisreres, Secretaries, Work Tables,
.ses wardrobes, Buffets, Extension Dining Tables,
es Easy Chairs, Mattresses, &c.. making very
tc TO which the attention Of buyers Is asked, the
positive.
All o'clock one superb octave Pianoforte,
made, cost $500. soid for accoun. OF whom II may
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NrEw BOwERY THE NTRE
IN Sole Propretors Messrs g. L. Fox 4 j. W. Lngart
Friday evening. March a.
BENEFIT OF JOHN NUNAN.
On which the following beautiful Plays win -
for this night only-The beautiful Drama Of
THE RUFFIAN BOY.
The Ru1lan Boy. Mr. g. G. Boufnc9
After which, the Buresque OF
CO-LEAN BORNi
The exciting Drama of
OR. THREE FINGERED JACK
Concluding with the Farce
HOW TO PAY THE RENT.
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T,oys CLOTHING. JONES LEWIS, l39 FULTON
ID street. New York, up stairs We invite the attention of
dealers aud well assorted OF
Boys Youhs and and Childcns' Clothing, which
selling at very low prices.
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THE PRIDE ANN GLORY
Il
Magnificent city is the world famous
"PARISIAN CABINET or WONDER AND ANATOMY"
563 BROADWAY
(ncxt door to Ball, Black Co. .s).
All who value wisdom, knowledge ana power
should at visit this truly
EXCITING,
MOST WONDERFUL
EXTRAORDINARY.
MARVELLOUS
THRILIIN0.
UNsURPAssABLE,
SUPERB,
INVALUABLE,
INSTRUCTIVE
SCIENTIFIC iSsrIrUTroN
Op,n for gentlemen only, from ~ Till 10.
Admission IS cents.
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FID d. EGAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
hay at 4S8 Canal street. at two o'clock, Beds Bedding,
us, Bedsteads, Chairs. mag. Extension and other
b; Sofas Lounges, Washstands, Wardrobcs, Whatnots,
lnds, Carpets, Olcoths Mating, &c. d. ID. E. will
u personal attention to outdoor sales Charges low
respectfully solicited Bargains to-day.
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HENRY T. CARR,
ANpAIouA, March 9. 1S6l.

ARD sCHEycK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iousehold furnturc-By EDWARD SCHENCk,
ny, 18th inst, at III o'clock mt his salesrooms, 100
Broadway, large and elegant assortment OF first
household Furniture, comprising Paror Chamber, LII
aud Dining Room Suits and other elegant Furniture.
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NJ. MERwTN AUCTIONEER
BY BANGS, MERWIN CO., Irving Buildings, 5ea
uA,.o.r

. Friday evening, March II, at O'clock,
ndar1 and Miscellaneous Books, embracing a great
ef valuable works various subjects and miscellane.
literature, Scientific, Classical and School Books, &C.
Y Japanese, Chinese and other Fancy Articles.
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(yENrLEMEN's NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
VI purchased for the Western. market In large or small
lots full value will be paid without h2Rgng seeking
70 impose Please call al the store address Thos d. Con
roy, a Centre street. 4
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H. sEIxAS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day. at l01x O'Clock Building l2Sx37 feet, on full
ruer Of Hanson place and Fatbush avenue with Lease
years. A good stand for blacksmith, stable, feed
A1dc, Free rent
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH IA. 1867.
SALES AT AUCTION.

.Ta7gHTHf8 sHT #lHg NE'
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A GREAT UNION VICTORY Is sGAINED.-LADIEsAN
n genteen has been victorious in being pronounced
by great many that b. MINTZ OF 17g Third avenue has
paying the highest price for cast on Clothing
will favor him with note call. He will humbur the
community by offering $40 for silk dresses s2e FOR or
al for pans by other dealers he nav
the fun for each article n cash Please remember tho
well known dealer b. MINTZ, OF l79 Third
Seventeenth street. late of l37 Sixth Ladies attend
ed by Mrs. Mintz.
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LA SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO MANAGERS OF THEATREs-rhe above drama. en-.
sole property copyrighted according TO law The texts
and Incidents (uness where taken from the works or the
celebrated Irish authosl being entirely original Address
G. r. Parsloe box 244 Post Office who has been appnted
agen, for its sale LAURA kEENE.
, 1862-01-06

The Memphis Asaldnche of the 18th Deceu1-
bcr, says its editor has been permitted to
read letter from Rock Bayou, Arkansas,
from which he gets the following facts in re-
lation to the conspiracy which has so excited
tho people Of Arkansas:
Every person who has been taken up, and
who has made confession, has stated that
this society considered the North their friend,
and the South their enemy, and they intended
to operate with the North as soon as an op-
rortnnity presented itself. The leading men
of the society say it was gotten up in WASH
lngton City, and sent to Fremont in Mis-
souri, and from thence to Arkansas. They
have signs By which they know each other
when in company-signs to know if those
who are present belong to the society.
They have sign to be placed at every man 5
door vino belongs to thu Society. This sign
is to be placed Ut the door when they set ont
10 destroy the Southern people, and by it they
were to know that the inmates and property
were to be passed unmo'csted. It was to be 4
sign by which Northern army {should our
country be inGaded) would know the friends
OF Abe Lincoln. ALI who have been brought
before this committee, and committees in i'd
}acent counties, are men who hare strenuously
advocated the doctrines of the North, and
would speak in terms justifying Abe Linco1n'5 Is
CQpTciye policy
, 1862-01-06

p KANE & SONS have opened
T. ut 70. 2 Hiina7ds BLOCK, South Water street.
Chicago, General Commission HOUSE, for the rur-
chase and stle Of Grain, Flour Provtstons Stock &C.
&C. and solicit constituents and oriera To parties
accessible to Milwaukee, well Chicago, In connec-
ton with their Milwaukee House, F. Kane T. Sons
think they can offer superior advantages to their
tOmcfS~ sgl61lY
, 1862-01-06

a correspondent Of the Detroit 4duertises'
says:
NY cousin, in Maine, has great deal of
monty and but little learning. A friend ad-
yistd him TO educate his children. He said he
did not want them to know more than him
sclf. What little education he had was dam
age to him.
read the speech Of one Of the Senators d.
rected mainly to the Government, telling them
if they gave up Mason and slidell they would
do It at their peril. Now, Mr. Seward has
gone and done it, suppose they arc going
Sen te in the place Of Mr. Fessenden. He
would help them do it. He is not afraid Of
anything. Give me man ''just Is the Lord
m1de him" ffyou educate him it ia sure to
make coward of him. Besides, these tai
cnIcd nj. n are as proud as Luciitr. They will
moi C INSULT with other the sor> at all. Thanh tn
Lo' d, sce havt not got nsany'y taensi i5f IN Con-
17t:S
, 1862-01-06

70 Presideptx and SuperiRtendeats Of Railroads,
Nesfsan Department, z. s. Army:
e77nent for the transportation Of troops and sup
plies fer the army:
Fer passenger per mile, two cents for distances
1nnycd.
Equipments. munitions and supplies accompa.
nying regiments, frst cass local rates, Which Will
average about Us follows:
, 1862-01-06

Full car loads, Is or II horses, usually
charged Is, COO pounds. All ether supplies for
wardcd by freight trains are charged local
rates, according to classification Of property,
which will usually average, on provision and
heavy freight, two or three cents per ton Of
2,C00 pounds per mile.
Fast freights, immediate transportation, and
precedence given to the Government in all
cases.
All dispatches required by tue Government
to be furnished at the actual running cost.
EDWARD q. CASTLE,
, 1862-01-06

Mr.: John Hill, Of the firm Of Hughes,
Fuller d Co., Of Philadelphia, has secured
contract for furnishing the Government with
one million bushels of corn at ~ cents Der
bushel, and seven hundred and fifty thousand
tons Of hay ut 1880 per ton. This is one Of
The hcaviest contracts yet made by the Coy
eEnment for "forage"
, 1862-01-06
Ship Builping.

CHIP BUILDING AND SHIP
~ REPARING-The undersigned, recently Pro
pr1etor Of the veil known Sh.pynzd Milwaukee, hay
Ing peEmaneatlY loeatet himself at this point ID the
above bushes. Is prepared to enter Into CONTRACT
Tor Vessel Building and IsepaElng terms satlftac
tory to thoee h may feel 1t to their interest gtYe
Office and Yard. foot Of Bssrd street. Detroit Mich
oI0Im J. II. JONES.
, 1862-01-06

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For transportation Of horses in small lots,
the following arc the usual estimated weights
of railroad companies: