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THE undersigned, Executor of the last will
K and testament of FREDERICK RICE, OF
Andrew, late Of Allcgnny county, deceased
will offer at Public Sale, at the late residence
of said deceased, on FRIDAY, the 2jth dty OF
APRIL, 1862, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
TIE FARM
Of which the said Frederick Rice, Of Andrew,
lied seized and possessed, situate about SIN
miles "a st of Cumberland, in said county, ad-
Joining the lands of Alpheus H. Gross, John
Cbristy, and Alpheus d. Hinkle. This farm
contains about 2i3 acres, 100 acres of which is
cleared and has on it good apple orchard.
TERMs-Onc- third of the purchase money to
he paid on the day of sale, and the balance in
two equal payments at one and two years after
date, the purchaser to givcnot with approved
security. Said notes to bear interest from the
doy of sale, and upon payment Of the whole OF
the purchase money a deed of conveyance Will
be made. iS3AO ME- $500 . tl:,
N. B.-If the said Farm should not oc sold
ut the time above named, it will be rented
until the 31st day of March next.
ISAAC RICE, Executor.
Anril 3, 1sG2-ts.
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used it, and is now rel - sorted to with conf
depce in all the dis = eases for which it is
recommended.
1t has cured thous > ands within the last
two years who had given up all hopese Ct
relief as the numer- = Gus unsolicited cer.i-
6cates in my possess = sion show.
The dose must be = adapted to the tenn
permanent of the indi- = vidual taking it, and
used in such quanti- ? ties as to act gently
on the Bowels:
Let the dictates of - your judgment guide
you in the use of the e LIVER INVIGOR-
ATOR land it will cure 81 Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrhea, Summer : Complaints, Dyson
tery, Dropsy, Sour q Stomach, Habitual
Costiveness, Cholic, 4 Cholera, CholeraMor-
bus, Cholera Infantum. Flatulence, Jaundice,
Female Weaknesses, and may be used success
fully as an Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will
cure Sick Headache, (as thousandscan testisy)
in toenty minutes, if two or three Teaspoonfuls
are tax en- al commencement of attack.
All who use it arc giving their testimony in
its favor. ,,o.rrr,
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH
WITH THE INVIGOR ATER, AM
SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHEk.
Price One Dollar per BOttie.
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FEW barrelsleft of Bakers Old Fye r y,
A kew. For sale by WIN K. BEAAL w
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COMPOUNDED FROM
PureVegetable Extra cts, and put up
in Ass CASES, Air Tight, and will
L eenin any climate.
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Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INVlCORATOR.

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND EC0NOMl-
CAL COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its origi-
nal color without dyeing, and preventing
the Hair from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING Badness, and curing
it, when there is the least particle Of vitali-
ty or recuperative energy remaining.
FoRREMoVINGs CURF and DANDRUFF land
all cuyaneous affections the Scalp.
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In the Circuit Court
tor Allegauy Co.
as a Court Of
Equity. -.
No. 1904.
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PUBLIC SALE.

April 10-1m."
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
Meeting OF tho Committee on Stree
Cleaning.

Cleaning.
TESTIMONY OF STREET INSPECTOR r. N. CARR AND
COMPTROLLER HAYES.
The Aidcrmanic Committee Street Cleaning-con-
sistirg of Aldermen Froment wach and Iial-mst yes.
tordsy to consider whether anything could be dono
free the streets Of the immense quantity Of slush with
which they at present flooded.
street Inspector T. N. Carr and Comptroller Hawes had
been notified TO be in attendance and testify to the
manner in which the work is performed.
Street injector Carr informed Alderman Fromcnt tho
chairman Of the committee, that Mr. Hackeys contract
states that the contractor is not obliged clean tho
streets during winter months he has only keep the
cutters from snow and ce and keep the crossings
clean.
Alderman rRonrxr-Thcn during three or -four months
Of the year the contractor has only to draw his money
from the CITY Treasury without performing any cquva
lont service
Mr. CaRa-Yos: but II is the fault OF the contract,
which worry loosely drawn up. Mr. Hsckley availed
himself every week OF flaws N the contract The ques
tion seemed to bc, did NJ. Hcloy entcr into the
tact br the purpose OF fulfilling lis terms or noty
Alderman FRoaESI-I do not think Mr.. Hackley has
even kept the cutters free i,oin snow and ice.
Mr. Cskr-IIo b,s done so along Broadway. Acommuni-
sont o tho Corporation Council know whether
Mr. HscSoy to keep The cutters free from snow and
ice ths neghborhood OF tho culvcrs only generally
throughout the city, Io sent, in roply,a very lengthy
communication which after doal cf said
no considered the Inspector good Judge OF the
meaning Of tho wording Of the contract ss hethe Cor
poratioh Counscl-was.
Aldorm man FROMtST-ltut VIC want 10 unu oNt Wnetncr
there is any way BY which the streets can DO made
passablc
Mr. CAnr,--I consider the streets 10 a better
and healthier condition than they cvcr were before.
lAllerman WALCB--No thanks to Hackley for that I.
when the snow molts and the water has all of down
the cutters the streets will b. in very clean condition
Mr. Carr was questioned At some length and seemed
TO consider that the difficulty from the wording OF
tho contract and OF tho ooseness OF which Mr. hsckey
ayaled him eh at every point and on every oprortun
ty The avors the contractor AZ the expense of
the city when the work has been performed according
10 tao wording OF the contract all that hs hs ssc,orj
can do IL 20 gye Mr. 1iackcy certificate Of the same.
which is then presented 10 tho Comptroller ant the
money paid over
Comptroller iAww stated that be w@ obligsd 10 pay
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
Mn rriei.

CHEsTER-HARRis-On Tuesday, February 4, by the
Rev. DIR. Parker at the Fourth Presby tcrian
both OF this city,
FARRxIL-rsRGusoN- Sunday, February 2, by the
Rev. Dr. Pise Mr. CHARLES F. FARRELL 10 Miss MAGGIE A.
BRADY daughter of tue late Alexander Ferguson, both
Brooklyn.
HoLI-JAgvB-On Wednesday evening, February s. at
the residence OF the BRIDE by the Rev. John J. Emen
dor Of the Church Of Holy Innocents Lieutenant
WIN. p. HOLI Jr., Third regiment Excelsior brigade,
U. S. ", TO Miss LzzK S. eldest daughter of the late
Vim. ID. Jarvis. oil " this city.
KLErNARr-GERsnoN.-On Wednesday, February s. by
the Rev. NJ Isaac, at tho residence OF his brother, Y
Klonart, Eighth avenue GEoReE KLMSARr to MAnIA Gss
sHoN.
London aud st. louis papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Great Battle at the National Bridge
Near Vera Cruz.
Defeat Of the Spaniards After
Five Hours Fighting.
Settlement of Internal Dissen.
ti0ns in Mexico,
&C., &c., &c.

SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 4, 1862.
Tho stcamer Panama arrived here yesterday from Ma
zatlan. Sho brought S75, 900 in treasure
courier arrived at Acapulco provious to the Goth
utimo with intelligence Of the defeat Of The Spanish army
IN bottle at The National Bridge 'a C9s:.
Tho battle lasted Ave hours
Intelligence from Western Mexico represents that there
is general termination of interratona! discussions
among the people and union Of all parties TO resist To-
reign invasion
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

THE LATE SLEIGHNG CAARNIvAL AND ITs
description of the sleighing carnival in
this city on Monday and Tuesday last. It is
an event which deserves so picturesque
chronicle, for sleighing is passion in this
metropolis, and this was the first genuine snow
of the season.
The amount of money expended during the
two fine sleighing days was almost fabulous.
Livery keepers charged cxorbitant prices, and
refused to let carriages at any price, as every
available bit of horsefesh was engaged for
sleighing. The scenes along Broadway though
highly colored, are by no means overdoDe, and
the Central Park was fairly thronged with seghs.
That the metropolis of the country can go such
lengths and spend such immense sums in a
mere pastime shows an amount Of national
vitality almost unprecedented, and should
teach a Lesson to those who look gloomly at
our affairs, and who have long prognosticated
all sorts of social and financial disasters.
Il il true Paris is most gay in times of great
est distress, but Partisan gayety is spasmodic
and unrenecting. while our New York carnival
is varied but unceasing, and is conducted
as what American pleasure is not?-upon strict
business principles. Whether we make carni-
val Of sleighing, or of our carriage drives or
of our skating, or crowd the theatres, or give
soirecs or fetes cbompetre, it is our popularity
to do II within bounds, and, on the whole, not
TO spend quite as much as we have. Feel the
nations social and financial pulse then. at New
York, and you will find that il beats steadily
and healthfully--not too depressed not fever
ishly high. As nation we are quite strong
enough to bear the burthen Of taxation lightly;
we have that good digestion which brings good
humor and enables us 10 endure much insult
calmly from British journals; our head is clear
enough to see our way thr' n the fog with
which Wall street has endeavored 10 envelope
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

qualified gratihcation Of apprecative audience end
that the additional characters the hands OF Holland
Moore Brown and Others and Of Mrs Vernon (who
rails in part), Mrs. Scfton Miss Carman aud Miss
Crocker, were neatly and smoothly performed Bakes
comfortable Casey howe YER was the lion OF the night
He Is just the sensible genial. hearty solid old fellow to
do the part Of Cosey to the life. Wallacks theatre, with
its schedule OF standard comedies, IL fourishing.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
LECTURES.

S,ooprp uNIoN-FREE LECTURES on SOCIAL AND
Polcai scencc-The nfth Lecture by yudee Mott, win
10 delivered i'm the hall of the Cooper Institute this
srridayl evening ats 7. W. Admission Tree:
V''""'' ABRAM :. HEWITT, Scc'y
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

Beautiful Com Bloom of
youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and beautifyng the
complexion aud skin, 4,9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

the Treasury Note bill and our spirits are
high enough 10 enable us to enjoy ourselves a
little in spite of the war we have and those
with which we are threatened. Altogether we
are doing very well.
There is food for thought, therefore, as
well as for mirth in the sleighing carni-
val 1t shows very brilliant present; but
it suggests great deal about the future. Com
pare it with the reports Of closed stores, i'm
poverished masses and deserted cities in the
South, and it speaks well for the North, which
Is popularity believed by the suffering rebels to
be in the last agonies of famine and want. 1t
shows well alongside the accounts of recent
European gayeties. And, though this carnival
ends most dismally in slush, it will certainly be
repeated in some other form before long; for
New York must have and can afford its plea
sures,
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
onsei.lDrawings or the Delaware stat

Extra CLASS f2-Februarv C. 1852
81. IS, 90. 6. 70. At. so, 2S. 40. As, 26, 46.
GLASS l42-February 6, 1867
4, 20, G. 81. 81. II. s. Sc, AZ, 25 10, 81, 81 27.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS & CO.
Wilmington, DeaNs are.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

M0thers.-nIrs. Winsl0yv's Soothing Sy-
rup has equal Garth for your suffering child II gives
immediate rest from corrects acdity OF the stomach
regulates the bowels and ivigoraes the whole
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
roo LATE For CLASSIFICATION.

A UCTroN TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS. THE
nrus Store No gJ Division street. will b. sold at auction
stock Lease and Fixtures, this day, at II O'Clock
2. a J. BOGART, Auciionecrs.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

Prizes Cashed in all Lrgaiizcd Lotteries
Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No 10 Wall street Cup stairs>, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MuSc.-"Luca di lammer
moor" given last night to very fair house con.
sidering the weather. Miss Hinkley's Lucia, ir not
marked by that deicacy which wc are accustomed to
expect in the part yet on the whole very excel.
lent performance. She sang with precision and even
briancy the orid passages of tho rst and acts
and dcservedy applaudcd throughout. Brisnoi
in excellent voice and his Edgardo was usual spirited
and effective. The Ashton Of sgnor Ippoto was good,
but somewhat exaggerated. He seemed to TO strain
his voice unnecessarily, for he has power sufficient
accomplish what he aims at. He WILL have doubt
improve greatly when he becomes morcfamiliar with
the acoustic properties Of the two Academies Ho
pitche his voice last night II he singing tho
New York house. an which probably created the
impression to which we have alluded.
''Linda di Chamounix" will be given tonight In New
York and ON Saturday the "Traviata" at Brooklyn.
There will be only performance for the present
season. that Of Monday next The opera is not rs yet
announced, but is not unlikely that IL will be Massa-
nielo."
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

TBg FINE ARIs--wc have received from W. schaus
No TAO Broadway, engraving 80 by 2e, beautifully
printed IN colors representing the "Uncn Victory
Port Royal and the hosting of the Stsrs and Stripes
over Fort Walker.
Goupn Co., 772 Broadway, have issued an engraving
Of about the size, representing The Bonbardmcnt
Of Port Royal from the splendid painting Of Brown and
giving birds eye view Of the whole sccno, on tho
water and on the land and OF tho beautiful harbor and its
connecting iuets and the Sea Islands Of South Carolina
for thirty miles or into the ntorior, including tho
village Of Beaufort and glimpse Of Savannah In the ds
tance.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

Gray's Celebrated Hair Restorative il
the only article that will eectv y The hair
yna color (withOut dyel and stop the hair from falling
Pint bottles, 10 cents For sale by druggists generally
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs ansl Tou-
pees the best in the world wholesale and retail the
privately applied. Nor q Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best in the
World Harmless reliable and tantaueous. sold and
Piled at BATCHELOR'S Wig fscto<y. l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

dies Balmoias 81 and 81 So Misse, 81 80 and 81 75
Chdren's 81 L: and 81 81 India Rubbers all and
prices. MILLER h co, SS7 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

For SaIe--CO1umbia Marine Insu rn nee
Company Stock cheap. by ALBERT II NICOLAY 8. VII.
liam atr.p.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

vxyANrED-THE PARLoR FLOOR OF A GENTEEf.
w house. In central hrst class lcoation, not sove
Fourteenth The advertiser will furnish hts roo<
servant and viii require cooking fscftcs address
House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

A Pure TObaerO.-Yefloy Bank Vobac-
co.Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
pnrities for by all tobacco and dealers, ad
wholesale by 4. GOODWIN X BROTHER, a9 Water stree.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

ITO MERCHANTS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Il The subscriber having had er ensve experience as
purchaser Of merhandse Tor years for the city anu
coun trade feels confident that ne communicate IN
formation great pccunary advantage to cash ana rst
class time buyers He invites correspondence, addressed 10
his office. which will be duly responded 70. =. r,-.
ISAAC PECK 70 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

To Job Printers.-StereOtype Copies OF
the beautiful border OF the Carriers Years Address
the New York Herald ready The b0raer
consists OF twenytour elegant portraits of the most promi
mont aud civilians In the restoration OF the
Union. and is admirably adapted the of Job print
Price S Proof sheets of the border 10 all who
wish to purchase. Apply to Charles 0rIske, Stereoyper
iSl William street, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

At Jeffers', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Eal-
moral Boots 81 and 81 So Misses 81 70 and 81 co. Chill
dren >. 81 20 and 81 ~ JEFFERo. 57S Broadway.
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white and elegant ohemic preparation for promoting the
growth luxursnce and beauty OF the hair For dressing the
hair keeping IL moist place. and mpartng a rich
silky softness and highly beautiful there hing equal
o 1t s unlike my the alcohol and oil preparations Sold
at 70 cents bottle, by all the principal retail druggists.
Wholesale Agents Kitchen Tyler Co. i Chambers ST.
Dixon Fraser q Ea lett, t4J Chambers street.
Very liberal discount 10 dealers Terms cash.
Orders from reliable houses, addressed to G. r. FAY Ch
mist, New York city. will receive attention.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

Wedding Carlls-Grcat snducemen nts.-
Elegant styles, low prices ut JAMES EFERDEILS old
sort .p)s Broadway. cornes OF Duane street
The New York herald., 1862-02-07

Dlarrh9a and Dyscntcry the
scourges of army. HOLLOWAY'S Pills not only -
preventive, but powerful tonic.
Rushton's TrOches for Coughs nd Sore
Throas 49 Broadway Broome and 10 Astor
House, corner Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

A NEW FIREAgM
"A LINDSAYS YOUNG AMERICA,
DOUBLE DERINGER (SINGLE BARREL).
TEN SHOOTER. -
SIZE or ORDINARY REVOLVER.
The effective and reliable weapons 10 We have
the highest testimonials from military including any
of our best eeneraa
Manufactured only by the j. p Lindsay Manufacturing
Company Also Camp Knives and Bowie Knives. Send for
circular.
w. b. WATKINS, 30 Warren street
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Mrs. $. A. Aliens Worlds Hair RestOrer
and Worlds HAIR Dressing excel al oter
the hair. Depoi, l96Creeuwich street.
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OMCIWI DRAWINGS Oh VIuTrAy, Fuuy a.
Co. . Kentucky and Missouri State Lsottsriee.
KsNrUogr, Bxraa CLASS 0i-feb o. 1862
63, 6j, 10, 81. ~, so. IS, 16. Al, 33, 5S, So.
KgsrUoEv CLASS 6e-Fcb 6. 1856.
", 10. 90, II, Id, 40, as, 3, 6, ST. ST.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing eItner.o
MUKRAY, EDDY 90,
Coyngon KY. ST. L0uss. Mo.
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