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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

A1As - -sS - Asesy LII :
Gen. Polk is . native of Raleigh.
We have often been accused Of ex-
aggerating the destitution IN the rebel
army. Read the following corrobora-l
tive testimony from the leading rebel
paper Of this State -.
Z. We are glad to see onr people
moving promptly to aid orr suffering
men in the field. We have conyersed
with number Of persons who have
recently visited the army and they as.
sssfs sts that the dccOusats 81 deststu-
ton gigea al tie sseacspapeys, are 6u no
MEANS exaggerated. Help, and help
now. :.
Onr editorial brother, who formerly
soiourned at Newbern. and who has
started Daily Progress, in Raleigh,
in his issue Of the 9th ult., SAYS:
g We met j gentleman from Pitt
county at the depot yesterday evening,
from whom we learned the following
facts gunboat ascended the river
to within d mile Of Greenville on Sun
day last, when it stopped, and they
transferred some artillery pieces 10 4
fiat and came up 20 the town The
party of Federals that took possession
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

Lt.-General Polk, arrived at Raligh
q few days since, and is stopping with
his brother-in-law, Kenneth Raynor.
Gen. Polk is . native Of Raleigh.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-06

We propose to publish IN our issue
tomorrow. Gov. Vance's Message .e
the Legislature.
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OfU d,
Ma LAvINIA HURLEY, assA


December sch, AMMALAvINIA HURLEY, ss,A
D~AFest Emma, tkou hast left rs,
We thy less most deeply feel
But III. God that hath bereft as
He all our sorrows heal,
Her iuaaral vfu take place on sunday afsarnoon.
e. O'Clock. from tho residence OF her grandfather
Ar william Jehr%,n, ale NAssaehus etts avenae
between 9Th snd 10th SITS.
~ 81 a.: ~, etxns
and Josephine Andrews.
The fri. nds Of tia family are invited - ateead
Ais funeral, Sunday sfternc,n 2, At O'Clock.
tbalfu ore Sun and Clipper copyl
On ~. eve ne 81 Dse-r S-r ssS, $50. JAMS 4.
ThOM As. . veil Known ard much res peoted citi-
s~b OF this city, aS-d s. y, aud months leav-
Ts eiscei ssia&e family to mourn their rrep ars-
Rrients and aeeuaint.r ess Of tho family are re-
sp-e fully fpvted TO attend the funeral Sunday
sfernoon, ~ o'cloes, from his late residence,
ts.s or ana r saS nss paper. copy,
o. the 9Th inst, WILLIE ARNOLD, inAAat go
OF lanes n. and Mary Jane Gordon. aged yer
The Lo,a save and tho Lord hath taken away
The friends and Aesuaintsnees respectfully
Invited to attend HE funeral from the resdSnee Of
s En-. AT.sls S.'ssss est At O'Clock 81
Her f.ners. viii take plass on SUNDAY sse.rnAoa,
es3e'eioet; rom n; "a b street. The tr&<nds
81 The family are iuvfted. -
.ls.s her On ., :t re- I'.sA
BxKX : A. SSCNa, sslies 81 isnstsus =, fSsns.
~ the ostA yer Of her sgs.
tsussEa s,l, t a. R'ses .: g. D.r':!ss
hisrSa .nt .csr.ini.ne Of The fsmiY are iaviIsd
% attend (In:~l. Chron
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D0AfA8LB MILLS YoR TIN ARMY.
osss q pYet ecns;ssssry y Ssssis.s.os,


WdsAssstes, d. C. Kov -, lssa. (
Inyenters and manufacturers invited thu tas
TtA December, 1859 ~ present mod els and q Dlss
Of Portable Af!h Tor SrtndinS wAeAt and oerHfof
tle NE OF the army TT
fAs following are the essential csuditisxs the
mills must combine 10 rece We considerations vi en
1resented ky plan, srecihcatson model and p.e
lst. q OF 70 weigh ever tveoty- ave pJunds
-. The grinding surfaaes 70 b4 q eSvv Sea-
snooved chilled iron stsei and the general eonr
.tspetien o. the saiu TO ~ ssAasSrs 30 that Of .
Sd. HeoA mill 10 bs cspsAas Of Eyindins n psu.ds
Q. nns no1r or meal Per he1r ana % - eapabls Of
IN. 1aeA MIL to b. % eonstxaetsd q neeesqsky,
that ID cAr Be sepeeeasA int twn parts O. eans1
weight, ~ % b carried By tvo mea shouA tAs
ienSth Of march, laah sftranSpsftation or fntaxus
Of the men ethses cause rea3s8 fts saSrsaSs ia
Ssh. Eeeh MIL - 10 eApsbls Of Asaas sstaeAsd b
vagos topSys, bench fire., e staek q msskss..
lnvsnsors VIII sabsnit p,ans speeA saticos er nod
eia Of ssss miLa g sAmy!s Of We Ha iiseM n Ne
seired 70 p.sssa: iadbyetetss s!Aesee. Of tAcis
ns.sssd eI 10y sAs All TO be WORKED n -
H. mill b Rrsssated seatainins al Of the sSeys
eon3itisee, and its eoek Be- ssdei.ntiy reAss.aese
IN the sp&aies Of the pepArtnept - uArrsss its
yorehaeA q lsxes AnrnbsS Wiz vsey prvoASly b
Aeoe sAe uss eftAs army.
- SytAer tnfor,nstsen appay 81 Ne. 22S 9,
WesAb0tCa, d. o. no -
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O. SO44 Kf, a
49,. WHNMAAkih1, 0

%. .. vould respectfully esN shS steeotlsa Of
Ies!d~ats of washipstea. also oMeees, s~taess,
:.d,e.: aud sedelees 70 his largo and veil sssor'sd
TIaI GOLD AND sILvRk WAroaKa,
DIAMONDS, IRWELAY. As.
BEING connected With large ksssern i'm DofanS
hor.~ and receiving my Gonds direct. A. sSie -
sell lsvVr than aay other house In the city.
Ceei and sHAmtae my steca before D0roAssaaG
An wAicK1s sc,A By ns viii ~ va<raassS foe
WAfdh REPAIRING Aoos sy ,rsesaoal watch
nakeg -
q a LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLovuD 70
oQIOIx1s fos wskoA esDsirteS. NJ IL
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BAPOskLoR's HAIR DIE,
ns b,u .a IL Wo~I6

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE pro-
dnees color not 70 be distinguished from nature-
warranted not to in1ure the Hair In the least rem
edies the III effects Of bad dyes, and invisoratss the
a.i. for LIE. Gves. Rcd ov Rxsty Hasr instantly
surns spiendfd Black or brown. leaving the HAIR
son and beautiful Sold BY all Drusgisrs, 60
~ The Genuine II signed WILLiAn A. BAroas-
Loa, o. tas Josu sides Of eaeA kor.
Factory. No. 81 Barclay ST., Nsss Yerh,
n HH tLate 1S Broadway and IS Bond ST.
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GRRAf TofLRf fRlbxPH

CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
No Lad, NO Lime No Nst,ate Of Sflcev; aets in-
simultaneously never fails; produces all the shades
Of lack and brown. Parties who we're dissatisfied
with other Dyes this with invseiable satisfse-
ton.
Manufactured By J. Cristadoro, 8 Astor House,
New York. Bold everywhere. and applied by eli
Hair Dressers.
Price o. Si.n and 9S per box, according to
size. No
CRIsfApORo's HAN PRKsRRvkrryn
Ii invaluable with his Bye "a II iparts the utmost
softRess the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
TO the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81 and o. Per bottle, according {.
siEe. oe sp--eo,nr
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j. JOLLlvBf,
1IADIk6' HAIR pA1SsER. from hexis, he's .ust
D6nNDfe HGAD- DRESslo ApA HLoW x
Era, 5apt feesived ffOn Paris. ysies he he.
l66. h rospecffuIly solieits tie pAtronass 81 the
isSIes - heretofore. Alao. Hreach 0osssea. as I'm
500 600 lI ssi SsStss T Hksgs. As1
Ma g ES.t s.tes yin .. "a. Az. (.
SoH1 "a CAaAlA weFsq. Green street and "a
&C.: ssfSs sssf 3. J: ya~sL1 Proprietor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

INDIA RuBBBR Doors AND SHoRS.-The above ar
tcles are sold cheaper at II. A. Halls India Rub
Der NarehOuse, $40 Pa. avenue, than at any other
store in this city or vicinity This ia so Call and
satisfy yourselves. $40 Pa avenue. no l-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

We ASSERT Up BoLpLY-There are No other medi-
elmer reliable eectusl and nient as Hollo-
Ways Pills and Ointment. always ready for use
Thea are invaluable to the soldier exposed to
wounds sorrs few r. AID bowel complaints They
never fail. Only IS cents per COX or pot. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

CORss. BUSIoxs, Caliosities, Club and Inverted
Nails. Enlar god Johns Chilblans and all Disc
OF the Feet succesefully lated. without pain OF
ioas of blood. by DR. White, Surgeon Chirop1dist
at a24 Pennsylvania avenue. Between Four -and.se
half 81 d sixth streets, Washington. D. @. Op.rs-
tions performed in few Minutes and the patient
can alvays walk immediately without thu least
tnccnvsnence Ladies' and gentlemen attended at
their residences when desired no IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

nR. PoPG has ~ tuned To tSwn- HOMEOPATHIC
Physician, corner l4th and streets. deS-ivr
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
7 = = 80 BARRELS FAR.
80 pARADL6 RO6fH.
Apply -
nc ST J. L. .KIpwBLL, Georessovn, D, o.
SAW1D AND SPLIT
- WOOD
o. hand and for sale y r,v . ~..,ox
Corner Seventk g. and Canal, (eest sade.
GOAL GOAL
~ GOAL
OF all kinds, on hand and for sale by
AcXHHW 8 MARION.
dsse Corner Seventh S. aud Csasa

EkPORIUA OF 1AsHIO.H.
The undsrsiynsd hes no. opened and destses -
tern. 10! L.dis.' ana oiiIdreaS Dresses, Sasis,
Ii ssss J. s:s:e p
q 4srt' ss4 ed is{5sstrs made t.
LXDIHs' AND cHILpRBKs cLorans md.
sis;I 10 e "a 4 .s.s
orders f'' the above s Ssss sss;rdsa
a.s E..sis eth street. 81. md fs =.
II 3I4 Pa. Avsnel, Non.n Sos,
a Dessoess l31A odd 1SA Sc.
1As psh,ie viii a.d n .Ais
NEW rs AMUSEMENT
4 esss!suy sssestsd sssostnsa se' stnsdArS verks
= - sad SSe AneienS LoaSuasss,
AA..e.,. Travels. fsssss,' ss-.'. ..A s.-..,s.s;
2 ssSss Hsss H and ssots o. s21 Sss.,sI ~''
Oordsss for booss not on band, dsssssssc o. for
Ise Wi Be- prom Hut sxeeated. no 2ia
w ho1ssf koppon AND RsuIr.
L.rasSs and e. S s;is q P RSS!sfS5; l
ign s.Irc,s Re. YS,k ARstA
S:::Es jIfYf::ssks Vssr POTATOES
r Ss s,s:,. M ssss sSss na HsRar
10 g g s s1s H HiT:,essAohAHan
PEANUTS. SARp1Hks ~ LHx0as.
..,a cs,.., Of i ssss g : "a a 3 ;s,.s.
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SRccsD wARD SrATsoa OAsEA-Wn Fra
rier, drurk: di.nissed. JsA2Soooa, Hs,-d-riy:
%. Nathan AddLon, Obtaining uazAry by fAse
pre<snse<< DO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

LADIES, Mems, Youths, Misses' and Childran'a
Rubber Boots ehees, Sandals and Caters; Ladies'
and Gents Buckle Overshoes with felt lining and
tp; hen,s Short, Knsr and Hip B9ots. At Allen,
between 10th and nth sta no II.ln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

GRovRR's fBg,IRR- he h-mine popular
actress Miss Lucille Westrn, sppcars this event ny
fer the thirty sixth and lat night On this &C "a
slor she vii appear IN her moral version of - sch
Sheppard, ;" the Hisb waymn
- On Monday evening next. the Great American
E1celrlor Dramatic Company viii APPEAR in the
beautiful " Romance Of . Poor Young Mac" This
piece has been got up expressly By Mr.. Or yer and
at an immense cost, with new scenery grand
music, startling mechanical effects &c No one
81 ould fail to attend Monday or when the
Romance" 10 performed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

isbIA RUBBER CeoDs.-rhe place to buy your
Havsraeks. and every article made from India
Rubber. is at II A. II sll's mia Rubber Warehouse
prfces $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th
streets ~ gs-tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

FCRs. Ladies in want Of the following Purs
sould do veil to visit the Oh e-tahlished stor- Of
Seymt ur. in Georgetown. He has tust received
speR6i id assortment OF freth m ade Mink Sable SITS
Fitch do, Water Mink DO, Squirrel 0. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

ARRIVAL OF TRooPa.-Since yesterday the
follo~in ing have arrived: a battalion OF 18th
ernsylvania cavalry, $50 men; t56rperuits for
1teth fennsylS ania militia; 40 for U. s. Sharp
shooters; % for nth Penns ylvania militia: and
81 for Sicklrs' Eria AIDE. About 70 con ya.escf ats
from various places have also reached here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06


MAJOR Has hes, being called on. eonxrat-
niat%1 them on their escape, and trusted
xetnrr Of those they Ieft behind them 70 thsir
families and fri~nds would Be successful
He would not attempt 70 describe their treat
lie we'd that 10 man could DO found com
petent 20 the tssk. He thought that he had
more csnss TO Be thankful than any present
Be wss taken prisoner by Stuarts cavalry On
the 27th OF last March, about two mile froin
d AMI sss, within sht OF Gen. frAnklins III AZ
stsd. ard tsken to Richmond, where hs WAS
placed in " hat IL called "Dani-ls' Niger iail,'
when they did him the honor 70 put him In q
room next 70 that occupied by John Minor
Bo.ts. (Appisu-s] The name Of the loyal
angel, for ne rad safered perhaps more than
any OF the N, and as still true. The room IN
which he N ajor HrShss) wa, placed was tho
and ~as called the spy's rootn. He was Si.d
mat ne WA born out Of the State OF ThSinia,
Tor u be had been born there hst beloved they
Nca: hsvo executed him, they said thsy had
Eeariy al he 1vIdHnce AGAINST him.
lie rslatu tsas once IA hAard Mr.. Bolts Gall.
ank zoe snard AND on open ng the door h saw
zoe corporal approach his lB.stsD room. when
thst gentleman requested tina. the guard b
brought mp 10 charge upon the Con federaLe
Al my (yerminl " kicR was tkrp crossinQ niS
thressh hold. The cooper of the Jail was called.
anc AFTER be came hs sAld he nsver had s.en 40
many lice bsfors. and Botts said chat hs did
not Sirh 70 go IN m again. Thy then Sol TO
work 70 clear Asn ooe bat IL Ma ina nosstble
e eHtes m mate them AL
when he srv days fighting VISA col ~ en-
end tbry nj ard TIA roar OF tina Union syt,lia,v
TREY wtre anIsoas,y Looking for MeO elIaa Il
ride into Richmond 1t uis hsad Of hi. saiI. ~
q my. fAppIsusa.' Not "man propos4s ~
God dispose and treach.ry .teppsd in, sa1
cir hoI,es vsr. dissppoi:tsd In those dayy
Ia yellow nag viz AoatiEG on nearly ever
br2dins N his CITY, a. prayer 20 NcGA-ilsa
tospaye that housA FOR tho woun I'D and DYING
were rherv. Uld Mayo ass~r bied his com n IN
eouncii, (and they were very commod.i And
ted thin 70 uAit. TOR J1rfsoa Wa coming.
Tn- susros h@srd thIA, Art &c was rot Loag b .
fe9s the prtsoa>rs eli knewit Thls siae IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

RUN OvBR-Yest~rday afternoon. boy,
named Thoi, ~ Brown. was injured by fAllise
from ths 'front.' PLATFORM OF ona Of the city pa4-
serPer carr, and the car passing over hiH. Hs
" - taken into tie drug store Of Marin Il Pal.
rAr, corner OF Ntath str ct, and q surxeoa
called Il once, W no dressed hts wounds, and
he boy WA taken home He viii douStlsv =
recover, bat " IL feared that . portion Of 1,ns
hsnd 10 90 erushed - to rend-r smputauo1. me-
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By J. G. Mcguire q Co. Anetiones..

TRuSTEEs' SALE cR BUILDING Lors.-0u
FRIDAY AfTIRSo0N. D.cemse. ixA, g Z
Go; BY virtue ofs deed OF trust, dated 0cteAeg
"a. soiies %. et 60 We shsIi III Ists Il. "A -
IL Is, IA, Is, s., s., s., g sad IS, in VIM. b. real .
&C odtsIion or sSusre No es, plat Of which ~
Terms one-thisd IN cash; the rensinder On Al
and twelve monshs With interest, seeurvd by 49,
Of trust on the premises - -
AZ conyeysssss ct the cost o. the psroAs sess.
II the terma -ase not complied With viaAip Avs
dsyS after the Sole the tru stess reserve the 49,
to resell the pyoyesty on which such delsuN =
made. NJ the risk and expense Of the defkale1As
DuroAsAer. ~ -
s aashEeS :. f HAiiks41sslsss. {ru.s..
net God j. G. MeGCTRH a co. ASso
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TO lEASE-for one wear or q term of years q
lot Of GROCND, ~ feet front by Us feet deep
tttusted on ID street. between lst AMI 81 streets
neeI The Depot and the Capitol Apply (, CHA3
II. ANDERSON, Book Seller, ass seventh street,
r st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

By ". L. WALL a. CO. Auctioneers.
COVERS MkNrS SALE OF CoNDHMS I'D HoRs1
VI AND MULES w n be sold at Public Auction
~ the Corral, nrar the vafobssrvstory. on NON,
DAY, pecenaber sth, 1854. commencing st 10 'eSo1A
HORSES AND MULES.
Condemned unit for public service.
Terms cash, In Government dunds.
J. y. DANA ~
Captain A. Q. q s.. Army. :,
eel W. L. WALL a. Co. Auosl
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Guard on Thursday night arrested threo cap.
ofns-tvo frrn Pennsyivanta reGiments and
ono New Yorkrr-besides one lisutsnant They
VIE Iouna IN places OF doubtful repate, With
out proper passes, and ordered to report them.
seiyts ct the ONCE OF the Provost Marshsl wee.
terday morning ~ 10 O'Clock.
A unifoi MED Individual who gave his name
a. Capt White. OF the i7sth p ", was found At
..Sal Austin's" on Thursday night, aad not
being able TO show any papers to identity his
mime or r-gIment he WA ordered to accom-.
pany the guard - tho OrntYal 9uardhouse; bot
while the ofIlssr was examining the passes OF
otter ofae-rr, the captain skedsddlod To parts
unknown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

ITO LET-Elesant FURNISHED ROOMS, ParIor
end Chamt er, or two ha ndsome Cham Der. for
gentlemen only With or without Board. on q at
near 18th st and War and Navy Department..
18th street do s.Ivt'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

T. BEERS and PARL6R, commodious. nicsly fur
nishsd; in clos. proximity to WillaTds'and Kirk.
wood House, and adsci mt TO all the Da DE- rtmepts
sd Presidents Mansion. The best location in the
city for Senators and members. Apply at star
GHce Roy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

An OLD HAND AT THE BrsISEss-Yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. Peter Palmer, Of SCHENECTADY
n. Y, was riding in one Of tbs city railroad
ears, and IL " Is 70 crowded that he and many
oihsrs were Obliged 70 stand. Mr.. Palmer no
tced . respectfully dressed old gentlenan who
was crswd.d next hin. and that he had In serted
his hand under HE (Mr P.'s) vest. Although
he had $50 he did not us pect any wrone intrn.
ton Of the old Gentleman. AtThirteonth street
tho car stopped, and the old man Got OF, and
Mr.. Palmer soon after missed his money. He
went At once with patrolmnn Donn IN s-arch OF
bis fsllow.Tasssnger, but did not flnd him for
scne time. and then hs had changed his hat for
esp. Twenty -one dollars were found upon
him " hen searched, Including note similar TO
one smonsst those Mr. p. lost. The prisoner
Wss taken before Justice bonn, where hs gave
tie raur Of W. II. HALEY, but upon thu tasti.
rony Of \ ~itn|ss who recognized him tho alias
y. Harvey was af51ed TO it. He u apparently
about sixty Ave years Of age, and said be - only
In Washin ton to the city. He was com.
mites TO jail by Justice Dom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06
A pAMs' 1XlAlo6 o0lGPAHY.
- Nor,us on nunosAL

~ DELIVERY eyYIon e - 49,
sEses, Sssssss = - = arsss ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-06

EOk RkhT-PARLOR, heated by furnace With
Chamber and Bath room adjoining, sod other
unusral aeeommodAtisn. in q dwelling solely oceu-
pied ~ gentleman, tiia ownsrb House. Purni-
ture and 7-oetave Piano new and in highest styie
No. 80 second street, between d and f. uesr the
Capitnl and City Hall de- Sal.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

DARTNER WANTED.-$g0 CASH.-IN A LIGHT
legitimate manufacturing business. Several other OPEN
ngs Nothing offered that viii not bear investigation a.
this Office. IRELAND, uINt KLEY co,
No. Is Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

DARTNER wANTED-wITH ABOUT $1,000, IN NJ
nufacturing business. Address Mills, box lt0 Hera
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

uunSoN RIVER RAILROAD--TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
IL Troy the North an West leave Chambers street at
and II y. NJ. and 3:l5, 5anl 1915 T. NJ.
NEW YORK IIARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
~ FOR Albany, Troy, North and West . -.
Winter arrangement tommt nepg Monday, Nov. 4. ISL
For Albany-lO3OA NJ, Bspress Mail Train, from TweD
Is sAth street depot
For all local trains Time Table,
JOHN BURCDJJL, Assistant Superintendent
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
DENTISTRY.

A gTIrICTAL TEETH-wE CONTINUE TO ENTRACI
"A teeth In two seconds, without pain with our D.numVQns
Ilud No extra charge temporary sets CT cAuacuns
Tec inserted without extracting the r9o's & on 10 our m pg
anime o,,r srrclmcns before going elsewhere We have
theini ai, pni,u p,,a '"'' Irs DURKIN a ROUSSEAU,
n''"'Vs' W a7s Canal street. opposite West Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

BEAUTIFUL AND suBsTANTiAL SET F, UF IEErH LII
~ nnre silver only S.; on fine Gold and falna $40,
and warranted equal 10 any WORK IN new norS sinso %
nd nre ty harmless; superior Bone fng only ~ cents
Oihes LOO SA'' DIR. LUTHER, Dentist.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

NN DEMANDE UNE FRANCHISE DU M0IEN AGE
~ tahant iare Ia cuisine ayer 90 repaser lie 50 par
ls. ON exige des Oonnes recommendations. Saddresser
Marasn dcs vre 23 time entire les neuvienne
et dhcmc rue.
TINE FILE FRANCAIsE DESIRE Sc PLACER POUR
u bonne dcnrants S'addesser Al White street, New
York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

We give passage from . book just written
by Sco;chuan. who has travelled In the United
States, and who thus speaks of the extrxvagsnce
OF American women
The ladies' of the United States are great dres
sers; indeed the dresses OF American women
generally--st least OF the more rich classes-Are
something fabulous in expense, taking into con-
-ideratien the rank and fortune of the wearers
and their husbands The dresses often equal, in
richness and expense, those OF our crowned
heads in Europe. What do you think Of a Ia
d,'s dress poxdered over with diamonds her
husband probably a cotton broker! Ladies
there think nothing OF expendlng large proper.
tiou OF the profits of years trade in few dres
IS OF course, We must suppose that this s, in
most cases, done with the knowledge and appro
val Of the husband He works or speculate.,
N his wife wears the spo!sd op,me.
There is some excuse, o., at least explana
ton OF this, to us, astounding extravagsnce, In
the circumstances Of American housekeeping
As a rule, the inhabitant Of an American civ
does rot keep house. He has no oportuni,,
therefore, Of displaying his wealth, as our par.
vsnu merchants aud manufactures do in hne
houses, plate and equipages Neither is there
the same passion for landed estates in Amei ics
as with US With land at five shilIinss al acre
hundred Thousand pounds sterling on land at t~o
per cent, to give bIm the entree 10 the houses o'
half = dozen r-ighboIs. who drink his ciaret and
sugh at him. He is msking, probably, fiu,
aerhaps one hundred per cent per sntum on his
capital; ard ali this fast gotten gain b. can oul,
display to the public IN one ~sy-b! clspping II
on IL. wife's back. An Americans wif. is the
peg on which he hangs out HE fortune. He
dresses her up that men may zee his wealth
she il walking Advertisement Of his importance
the sand~ic announcing to Oadwsy o.
canal street that her husband Is a mau of money
and station. All this is very sorry work, out
do not See that II Involves ANY greater absurdity
han those displays Of plate and upholstery, b,
which our rich vugarians announce their veal b
aud hide their want of real re6nement. II q
sham gcntlty is 10 be set forth, it matters irtle
whether it be done through the instrumentaliry
o. the upholsterer or the milliner. The English.
nan loves his house, ard he decks it out wren
he makes money; the American loves bis wife
and decks her out for want of house Neither
have much to boast over the other; if it is The
same vulgar ostentatiOn in different FORMS