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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-11
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLL Il q f,
N. E. corner 7th & Chestnut Sts.,

PHILADELPHIA.
THIS INSTITUTION
Which was rsTAnlsHgD In lSi and is consequently
in the eighteenth year of ito existence, numbers among
Its graduates hundreds of the successful Merchants
aud Business Men Ot eur Country.
THE OBJECT
ofth9 Institution Ia solely tn afford young mon facilities
for thorough preparation for business.
THE BRANCHES TAUGHT
Ara BOOK KEErlE, applicable to the various depart
ents Of trade PRNMANsHIp, both plain and ornamental
COMMERCIAL Law MATHfdATICs, NAVIGATION, CviL ERdI.
NRERlSd, DRAwisH pnnsoGRPHY and MODERN LANauAdgs-
THE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
ls pscuiar classes lessons made use Of but
each student is taught individually, that he may com.
menee ut any time. and attend at whatever hours are
most convenient
CATALOGUES
Are l'sued annuAly after the 18th of April containing
names OF the students for the year, and full particulars
OF terms Ae and may be obtained at any time by address
ng the prinrips
IN EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATION
Wide spread reputation and the lengthy erpeiience Of ie
Irincpd this Institution oeis facilities superior any
other IN the country for young wishing prepare
for business and to obtain at the time DIPLOMA
iOhfh 1eH p70ue recommendation for them to any Mer.
camille House.
as cRIfTENnENs Series of 7redtises on BooK-KREPsa
now more widely circulated than any other the
subject, are for sale st the College.
). HODGES CR1TTENDEN,
AhOrney-at-Low,
PRINCIPAL.
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We are not Beaten.

ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
ho--not beaten don't be frightened,
Prospects of success are frightened
Brave Mcclellan (dO not doubt itl
Knows his game and all about it,
Firmly will he keep his saddle
Till the traitors all ''skedaddle"
Think you Uncle Sans resources
Can be matched by rebel forces
Like paltry little sea gull
In the talOns of the eagle,
Let Secession kick and flutter,
Scratch and nibble, fume and splutier;
Soon you'll see "Columbia's CHECKING.
Give the smaller fowl a licking
Spite of all his wTathtul kicking.
Our Republic at this time,
Stands substantial and sublime,
Safe and sure in its position,
Fearless of all competition
Much the same is our condition,
Building on a strong foundation,
Here We boldly take our station,
Steadlast In our resolution
10 support the constitution,
And to prove n nations blessing
By good patriots RR-DREssrNG,
From our large and varied stock Of Ready
Made Garments, comprising the best assortmen
IN Philadelphia of all styles qualities, and prices
from low grades to the finest that can be pro-
nured here or elsewhere, which in style and work
mauship are excelled by none, and which oui
system Of buying and selling for cash only, eua.
bles ne to sell at the lowest possible prices.
TOWER HALL, No 6ls Market street, PhilG
delphia. BENNETT & co.
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CANCERS CuRED.-Dr. Lesey informs the
people of Wilmington and vicinity, that he will
resume his professional duties in this city, and
will be found at Almonds Hotel, corner Fifth
and Market streets, for the CURE OF CANCERS,
the third Saturday of every month thereafter,
until further notice, between the hours of ten
o'clock in the morning and two in the afternoon.
Persons afflicted with cancerous diseases are in-
vited to call, dec 1871
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-11

Is IT possible that any soldier can be so
foolish as to leave the city without supply
of HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLsY Who
ever does so will deeply regret it. These
medicines are the only certain cure for
Bowel qS%psns GEp "a tsD FsgeF Box SoTs P and
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NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward ID. Porter, Principal.

7 TUT ElIl W dIu d. T UTIBIt TTIuCIpHI,
FALL SESSION 1860
lE Fall and Winter Session of this Institution will
commence on the frat WEDNESDAY OF November,
and continue I've months.
The buildings and grounds have been placed In com
plee order and filed up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort convenience of Students
Rooms furnished for the older boys Colleges for
private study, free from the confusion and restraint
school room,
The Course of instruction is thorough and practical
designed to hit young for admission to our best Col
ltgos fer the active duties tile farm shop or count
ing house.
BY the iberaty of the Board Of Trustees the Academy
Is furnished with Library of 10000 Volumes aud Of
the hsat collections Of Chemical and Philosophical appa
ratus in the United staes-thus aordng facilities for
acquiring II complete Scientific and Mathematical ejuca
tion far superior to NEST schools In country.
The best Teachers will be employed, and labor
spared to secure the proper moral mental and physical
training Of the young entrusted his Terms
moderate. For circulars aud information address,
EDWARD d. PORTER,
az Ia Newark Del.
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%. CHANDLER,
M e R O H A MT TAIh o II
No. sos Market Street,

mo- UUD NIahEAeN SIEUtNI
Would invite the early attention Of his friends
and customers, TO choice selection Of the
newest styles of CLOTHS and CASSllERES
for gentemen's 3 wear, embracing all the
Novelties of the Spring Season.
Which will be made to order at moderate prices
for cash,
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UourmaI ann Atatrsmram
Friday Morning, July II, 1852.

fThe following beautiful Poem has been in
type for publication several days, but press of
other matter delayed its appearance in print till
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rnILADELrHIA MARKrT.

THufIlhy, IWIy IUi IbNzi
FLouR, &c--Flour sold AZ s4bu@4.i5 for superane'-
Rye Flour sold s325@ SO 80 and Corn Meal At s27bR
barrel. ~
uRA1E.--wheat sold at Sl22gsl2b as to quality
Rye sold at 6Td7se for Pennsylvania Corn sold at 64c
ior rood yellow. oats sold at lOc for Pennsylvania
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Thursday, July lO, 1862.
FLOUR, &o-salss at $l4Oa465 for superdue and
St9J@b,uO for extras Rye Flour sold at s276g4OO
Corn Meal sold at S295@300 for Brandywne,
dRAIN-Wheat-Milwau club sold at LOG Sll2k.
Rye sold al &c. Oats sold at lS@l4Sc. Germ sold at
4btn52lse.
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SAVE YOUR MoNEY-hemember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located ut the office of William
McCauley, Esq, No. GUG Market street, vii
minglon, Del, aud is opened every day to re-
eoiye deposits All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit
WM. McCAuLLGY, President
JOINS r. RUTH. Sec'v
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FOR SALE

TWO VALUABLE YOUNG HORSES,
NJ FOUR and FIVE YEARS OLD Two fresh
SdWSM COWS aud ONE YOKE OF WORKING
sSyAa oXEN.
0Gs@A~ j. A BROWN,
feb4 On Nweport Turnpike
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volunteer Reoruiting Service.

GENERAL SUPPLEMENTARY oFFlcE
Wilmington, Delaware, June 81 1862
VHE following extracts Of an ordsr received from the
War department. published for the information OF
all concernsd:
F" Enlisted msn, absent from their Regiments without
proper authority, are in fact DESERT ERs not only
forfeit all ray and allowances, but are subject to th4
pThaittea awarded by law to such offenders.
No plea If 81 KIN other cause not officially es
l'niHhtd. an NO certificates Of Physician in civil lie,
uhtss Iruyed by officer acting as Military Com.
miuher, will hereafter avail IN REMOVE THE CHARGE
VI DE-ERIlON OR PROCURE ARREARS OF PAY ,
whel soldier has been mustered absent from hs Re
glnent without leave.
An United States soldiers in this city and state who
are not under treatment in United States Hospital will
report Themselves without delay 10 Military Commander
on penalty of being considered Desertars
By ~ der OF the Secretary OF War
l.. THOMAS Adjutant GeHeral.
HfNkY H. JupD Mrj0r U s. Army,
july t-3t.
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DIVIDEND.

UNION BANK DELAWARE,
Wilmington, July LIST, 1867.
THE Directors have this day declared semannual
Dividend Of three per cent payable TO the stoekhold
ets on or after the 10th inst. . -
jyl-4t. J.I. WARMER, OAhhleF'
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ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of the de-
ceased must present he duly aested Ia the EN
scutor before the Goth day OF April 1863, abde
the Act of Assembly 10 auch case made aud provided
=. REILLY, Executor.
wlImington Aprll galh, lsa2-Lmay ia-2m.l
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PENINSULAR R. r. LINE.
Change of Hours. .-

ON and after MONDAY, May 18th, 1862 Trains for the
" accommodation of Passengers will run follows
until further notice.
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TOR RENT.

A LARGE and convenient Dwelling House, on Market
II Street No sl5 between sth and 9th Streets will be
rented cheap until spring, possession given forthwith
Apply to WIN. MeCAULLEY,
noV5 No COG Market Street.
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Reeister's Office.

NRw CASTLE County, April 10th, 1862.
Upon the application OF Rev Patrlch Reilly, Executor
u Of the last WIN aud Testament Of Ann 3. Miller,
late Of New Castle Hundred, In said County, deceased
i isoRDERED and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid give notice Of the granting Letters
Testamentary upon the Estate OF the deceased with the
date of granting thereof by causing advertisements lie
posted within forty days from ha date such Letters
SIX of the most public pieces the County Of New
CASTLE requiring all persons having demands against the
Estate, present the same, abide by Act Of
sembly in such aud provided Aud also cause
the be inserted within the period in the
Delaware State Journal and Statesman newspaper putt
lished in Wilmington, and to be continued therein
months.
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of ofice of the
Rsgster aforesaid, at New Castle, In New Castle
~ Couny aforesaid, the day and year above written
PETER Is. NANDEYER Register.
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Real Estate.


Situate in the City of Wilmington, that is to say:
No l. Having two story brick dwelling house and
two frame store house, and story frame Office
thereon erected aud beginning at the intersection
tery side Of King street, with the sOuthery 0
Water street. westerly along said Water street 81 feet
thence southerly parallel with King street the Chr
tiana Creek, thence down the the said side r
King street. and thence northerly to the place begin
ming being the lot Of land with wharf and mpro
granted to Joseph g. Rowland late of the City Wi
mington, deceased, by Edward Worrell aud wife.
No o All that property adjoining No. l. the west
fronting Water street sixty-six feet, and eXtuln
that breadth into Christians Creek
And to wit, this 2th day OF February, D. ls6a.
II is ordered by the Chancellor, that further summons
be issued etnrnabe this first day Of the next term e
this Court, requiring the said John Q. Cox aud Ann
Jobng Cox Rebetta M Rowland. Joseph G.. Rowland
and Nelson h. Roe land Charles Rgwland Joseph ual-
| ioway Rowland, Wllmon whiiiin NJ Brooke Bucslry
Eiward s. buckley and Mary ! Buckley IN appetr br,
ma the Chancellor at the Cun.t House in the town u
Nav Caetle on Mondsy the hr-t day uf September u,t
10 shew cause II any they have or know why partition
,h lands aud teneents described In the petition said
muse shall not be made according 10 the prayer the
sid peton aud puhliaaton thereof oi the Substance
thereof ba made in the Delaware state journal new
psper published In the City Of Wilmington weak
for ak successive weeks after the rst publication,
! beiore the uext term Of this Court
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunt0 set my kamd
and affixed the seal Of the said Court at New Castle thi.
JAMES DUNCAN,
my2.6w Register in Chaneery.
/
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SILK
SILK
AT CosT-soMR LESS.

but advise those in want to give them a call
To save time and trouble the goods have been
marked down to the prices they are TO be sold at,
which, we have no doubt, will be satisfactory to
every one.
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For Philadelphia at $50 A. M.

,s.essasr ON and after MONDAY,
1saSeSSSk " April l4th, 1862, the
A HZSS STEAMBOAT ZEPHYR will
Ys.ssJ-rlF-5la isAFfSilyL~ run as fellows:
aSitfssiss alsu Leave Wilmington frou
se eAssfsfHlas sszss King Street Wharf, at G3O
and Chester at T.A0, A NJ.
Leave Philada from Chestnut Street Wharf, at p. NJ
Stopping atMarcus Hook and Chester, atabout an hour
after the time named, each way.
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington, IS cents
Return trip tickets, go e0ntss
between Wilmington aud Chester Hook, i9eents.
Return trip tickets, % centf.
a Return trip tickets good only for the day they
are dated.
Ez-Breakfast provided on board.
Freight taken at the usual low rates. Shippers
quesed to have their goods to Chestnut Street Wharf
by before P. NJ, to insure their coming down
day and have receipts with each load goods all
goods not ecepted for will be risk. slip
cepts be procured at the office at Wilmington PhA
aelphiR.
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A very Valuable Farm for Sale,

Cituate Delaware City in New Castle County con-
- tanng 400 less, abont III upland
and 22j acres embanked meadow. The buildings are
moderate but the land is susceptible of very high
Of improvement 1t il In of the best neghbO hoods
the county and will be sold very low with considerable
part of the purchase money remain lien it, II de-
iirabe. 1t would divide into or farms Apply to
WILLIAM McCAULLEY,
octiI COG Market Street, wilmington, Del
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THROUGH BLOOD.

A Poem composed By P. Brynberg Porter, and
rscited 6y him al Tie late exhibition Of The Delaware
Military academy. Published at The request Of
,,,,nsronS friends
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ATTENTION MEN /
Notice..

All persons indebted to respectfully requested
to pay the amounts to JAMES H. RICE BRO, at their
Counting House, corner orange and Tenth Streets
all persons having bills against to present them
the sHme THE0. HYATT.
July |, ls62.-2w.
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IN CHANCERY.
lSB

Abstract of further sun.
mons on petition for parti-
tion, filed August goth, A.
b. 1856, for the partition
Of the following described
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Hum jenkins, Trustee for
the children Of Samuel j.
Rowland, and Hum Jen-
kins and Doctor Henry
Gibbons, Trustees for Ann
Iohns Cox, ct, al.
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FOR RENT.
PING Wood.

n & G. W. BUsH are now landing cargo Of superior
W. Pine Wood, which they oer for sale at the lowest
Market price. my23
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FURNIruRE.

L,URNITURR wANTED.-TfIR SUBSCRIBER WOULD
like 10 purchase about 81 30 lOy worth OF plain
Household Furnisare suitable for large SoArSna house
party wish up they call sd
dress line Mr. MATHEWS, LIB Fulton street. Would
lika u On Os befere the t0sh last
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MATRIMONIAL.

N single life would ixe ocrcs Ond win Gentleman
with view to ms.rimvny. lie be ia good ercun,.
not than IS For herself she
Is OF appearance and quiet deporen neither
romantic, vzu selfish yet wha far
from being iriecop Address, In ssceriy only Perfec
ton. station u.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE MclfANUS OBsEQ MESA MEETING OF THE
New YORK Executive cp.omtee Of the McMsnus 0bse-
quies viii at the Asor House, this Ssurday)
Ing jan T. at O'clock for the Srposs Of bearing the report
o. the b. nntes nro1te tonsrect the accounts Of the
Treasurer Of The said ho and ivarsm he surplus FUNDS
still In his snds TO the McManus Coynlntee Of Dublin
JOHN O'HAuONY. Chairman.
MATHEW MURPHY, Secretary.
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INSTRUCTION.,

NATIONAL TEACHERS, INSTITUTE. 80 nn N.
N vsv New York.-Tca-hcr wanted. riia u -
isnts Srd educational correspondents. Tor a. 900 y
ries and families throughout the cmn.iv -
sresei airculsr Address, with stamp NAsD.l Lsasas -
sstuSa SS Iree4wAy, New ioEk.
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nv n IOUNU VEN
Nl ueman rr possessing Appearance and mannefs
wishes form the scliantshce OF young lady under
TWEEN yone years OF age, win view melrimony. She
have pretty msnners sSd be accomplished player
the piano; money no ootsc Address Charley b. Broad
vay Post Office
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T II. BURLEY. AUCT1ONEER-MORTGAGE SALE
e. will sell this day at O'clock at 44 Canal street.
reaus oia Sofa Beds Extension Centre and other Tblcs
Pier Mante and other Gasses mahogany black and
other Bedsteads Cooking Stoves
mahogany Rocking and other Chairs; Gas Chandeliers
Wardrooes Cottage Suits Brussels ply and
peso coths Hair AMI other Mattresses Feather Beds Bed
and Glassware, Wood and Willow Ware Kitchen Furniture
Everything for housekeeping.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

4
tic and baroo music under OF Robert
MONDAY nest rst tinc here) Bourcaulvs spirit ed and
popular comedy OF
LONDON ASSURANCE
cost with the sirrng the company and TO ba nrodaA
with NEW SCENERY y lslicrN BOD.
TUESDAY (lrst time hef'j. Cnngrpves comedy Of
LOVE FOR LOVE.
Due notice VIII ne gwen o the representations OF
SHE sFoOPs TO CONQUER
and
PLAYING WITH FIR,
TIE ROAD TO RUIN
Is in rehearsal, and win shortly be produceA
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BOSTON, Jan 2-Arr sa.p sui,-I. i.othrop, Nyork-wa
eshor n Vin-yafo sound revvrt,d, reports
terta damage; brgs REVERE (tiay n Cody I'd s
Tine, Iiayu Mary Farrow, Eiwe Einaoehpor scnr 0sn
roy wasrnid. do Teiesrsphec, u sloopoi-war Mace
d0ninn, frm 81 Thomas (iss miles sutsiue); Dark Bay
eunkport fv1sk tons). Bartlett, London; bsrks Avoa,
Cruwe, Maanzns; Alice Txriton tDuscj. Rowe CAY nnr
and Burnsn; brlgs Stella, Il, Port Spain: Ws.tnaU
Clark Ca~r!en, Cuba shrs Cas Rogers, Langley, Ha.
and. wind NV heavy, saip Arundel; barks wiica
BALTIMORE Jan Arr schrs Frank tBr) Newell. and
Janet tBr, Crow- Halifax; Smith. Boyd, and Aber.
Mason Dou las kYork; julia Newell Tra,. NJ
yuuiata Patton Parser, Belfast Moses van Name. Van
con- NYis via Deals Island. sid ship r Wilder Fsrl-y
mkt; Br brig Esabeth McLsa, Jesn, at Johna NJ.
RDt;AETOwN, Dec 27-Ar s;hr Helen Mar. Titus. New
In port 3ls all the arrivals before reported.
MACtilAS. Dec 23-Afr schr Ameiia, Gould NYork.
NEW HAVEN, jan Arr schrs Sias Wright, seaman
and Transport, Titon, Eisntethror; LINE, Stewart
philadelphia; sloops Euelino, Johnson Sai
Downs. Msyagnex; schrs Georse Emiiy, NYorA; Nasr
9ue'n ph,adsipa'a Native aud sterling kyors sops
PHILAD DELPHIA Jan 2--Arr schr James satterthwait,
naioy. Port Royal Cia bark Thomas k.an, Dsnns Lon
don brig Ambrose Lgt Bryant, hey West: scars Boi,.
bo,ce and Auienried, Bartlett Port Royal; Hayes.
PORTLAND, Jan l-Arr Br steamship Norwegian, Liver.
pool Via IonSondrry; schrs Unon (Brl Prince Edward
lsIend Tor NYork Maryispd Knight Saco for Philadelphia
M pax ionr Hutchinson, Havans schr Village b
sALEN. Jan lArr schrs l. A MAY. Baker, and Charter
OAK, Saunders Pniadephs. SID Dec 81, brig belmont
10 ke (from Bucs sVorl, NYork
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MUSICAL.

&c. A PAGE-FOKEIuN MUsIU UY ~ rNi DkSO MT.
on below cost pagc now published or reprintee
In December by our house, -
snes-- Il oelsel. 0ockengeeute pages, Schubert o.
Dsoence De CHARLES W. song opcratc pages; ssellf
Brightest Eycs-oerman rreusn sna kngnsn NlL rssss
uarrs. love you, polka mazurka pages Strauss Album
de Dsuse, IS pages Luusuesie: Album dee Danes bese
Ersnch aus dries). - Mayer, Ch vaisc trsnte
,ssss, Isst Sones of hendelssohn, ranscr pars -
psses Ascher Quentin Durward fsntsise de concert "
pages ....-
enai-siuseiec, Fansase brillsn,e rle du Re-
ene nt aud VIOLIN ~ pAsss Herman Pardon ue
foereL piano and vion q pasea berct Premir Guids'
dn vooniste parta each % pages Aasas Oa g. tn.s
f,r vioIins pars 90 pages; Hugot Wunderch;
III prsc Feetenhue IS pascs kumsiads Senate Tor
msed after rseep, Of she price and pose
.,smrs r. A. WUNDEkMANN, ala boaasvay.
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LECTURES.
THE HON. EDWARD EVERETT
J. VII deiy-r his ffress
THE ORIGIN AND CHARACTER OF TIE WAR,
before the
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7. AT 8 O'CLOCK
Doors open Mt 7 O'Clock.
The Hon Geo. Opdyee will pr side on the
Tickets to all parts OF the house 80
Library Asor place. downtown oire 50 Liberty areet;
Shells ~ Wall street; Academy Music at The book
stores generally
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"A M CRIsTALAR. Auctoneer, % Bowery, will sell on
Monday January at lU1 O'Clock. large
able Clothing, Goth Beaver Pilot ad Petershsm
Frosk sacs Business and Desin Cloth, Cass-
mere and Sattinet Pants Sk Satin Velvet Csh and
smere Vests Also Cloths, neres, Vesngs TrmmingS
Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goocs &c., &c
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

RRoWNE NICHOLS, AUCz1ONEERS-wrEL SELL
- tas day Saturday january :. at l0s O'Clock, at
room 10 Nassau street, peremptory sale OF superb assert
ment OF first class manufactured Furs every article
expressly Tor city trade cd free from defect
damage, or no gale, consisting OF beautiful HuGson Bay
Sable cspes Nuts and Cuffs; Mink Sable do Stone Marten
Do real French do Siberian Squirrel do Siberian Squirrel
belly do imitation Fitch do, Chinchela do large aad small
szes Rock Mdrten do Msses and Children Sets Of all
kirds &C., 6c Also Gents Caps Collars and Gloves of
kinds.
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AMUAGMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLACKS.
w Performances 10 terminals before II O'CLOCK
SATURDAY.
STANDARD COMEDIES
The FIRST performances OF school for Scandal having a.
tracted an audience that crowded OF h ar
.anen and the whole pay being vi consn
oas shouts Of laughter and applause will repeated TIJ
EVENING, -~
SATURDAY
overture-Le Domino Soir-o succeeded BY Sberidans
model comedy of
HOOL FOg SCANDAL
witn me following immense cast
Mr Lester Neack
.Nr Eiake
min MI NOR IN
,,,a res Caaf!rs Fi.Esf
Nc joan N"!t
Mr.. George HOli nd
Mr.
Richard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs..3
MIS-. uCry
M. Sloan
ire comedy produced with new scenery IsnerTood
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GEAicioUs NOTICES.

PPFALs TO THE YOUNG. THR THIRD DIS
N course o. his SERVES will be given al he Twentieth
street riversal.t Church. between SAITH and Sew
nass to-mor afternoon. by Rev E. q. Brooks subject
'tharaee,. The comm lEion viii follow. Services AZ
o'clock Nav Years morning halfpasl TN
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

r. LUDLOW, JR, AUCTIONEER TABLESPOONS g.
I Liberty street, will duplicate private SALE from
catalogue 81 Wines Liquors. sc offered Dec i2 2S and 81
Also
Sereoscopic Goods Photographic &c.. private sale at
the same prices obtained at auction.
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@cn REV ARD -LOsT. JANUARY 3 ON THE COR
DIV Thireth street and Sixth avenue, leather
fokebok containing four gold PIECES s and three
dollar gold pisces and 81 b the Bans the Rcpun
lie Whoever will return the same 10 George Munroe. 81
West Thrueh will receive the above reward and also
AAe thanks Of the owner