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The New York herald., 1862-05-26

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Say 'h Ssi Is :; 4 os,o ~ FOR iu,pl.hns y
Five THOUSAND LIGHT FELT WOOL HATS
Samples OF which can be seen on sppl,s lion a, ,hs on
70 be dcseed whin twenty days after the acceptance
e h Snea sss "a ssoFa Ia
ns fpr tic / sSess p H. rsy
thersn he viii q once caesu Che same, and ge bonds ic
The United sisiss RESERVES the right TO ejec. all bids
Proposals % % ndosed Proposal for rurahing Eel,
Dy. Quartsrnas'cr General, u s. Army.
NorIcE-sEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TN.
AZ 1yns y ,s The s az % ss ss AZ T. ooss ~ Tor
head Of Bee Cattle On ,he h,ct ,r.,,.,,,....
miied which weighs than loo pounds gross Meifsr.
The cattle to he delivered At such tunes such guam.
The arst delivery OF be the 10th OF June
ssa or % soon soon thereafter r. a sovsrnmen may require
reserves TO Itself the right 70 pay ia Treasury
s.E sy, ss ~ y
ea % ss s % y S9 g ~ fun with n.
BID .ess y Ss % sSs' sssr sEcK%u ~
roGs or GUARANTEE
- Of the county Of - and state Of - hereby
guarantee that able To fln IN accordance
with the terms OF his proposition that should his pro.
accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him. prepared 10
become his securites
Tkis guarantee mus, be appended TO each bid
pRorosALs FOR LEAD.
ORDINANCE OFrrcg wAa DEgAprnFYfl
WAsniNGroN May 20 1867
Proposals will hs received by this Department until r.
the evening OF the 9Th Of June for tie delivery the fol-
low ing Arsenais, as soon possible, of
5000 TONS OF LEAD, follows;
AT the watcrylio, Arsenal, West Troy. New YORK. 1900
tons. -
At the New York Arsenal Governors Island, New YORK
1000 tons.
Al tho Alieghany Arsenal. Psburg Pennsylvania 1000
tons.
Al the g. Louis Arsenal 81 louis Missouri 900 IONS
The lead must bo Cal ns or other American or
soft English OF the most approved brands
Proposals will be received for lots Of 200 toue and up
words
Bidders win state explicitly tmc aud amount Of each
delivery.
failure 10 deliver al specified time will subject The CON
forfeiture of the amount 10 be delivered nj that
tne
Parties obtaining win lie required 4, enter into
bonds With proper surecs, Tor its faithful performance
The Dcpament reserves toftsef the right ecl any
bid.
Proposals viii be addressed as follows :0en !. w. Rip
lev Chief OF Ordnance, Washington D. o. and should he
endot sed "Proposals for lead"
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RovIs ANn SHOES NJ AUGTTON--wM. NJ. Itpr,
- I1NuSUEAD aucioucrr 900 caaes pruns ons,,..
Foos shoes Brogans aud CATERS al auction on T,s,a
ta ~ a. IVA pcOtk, AZ store nt r. Warehouse q, tjov
andi street comprising prime llncs OF desirable goods rc
90m the frtlrers wcll Ia .,d
sry ssde Catalogues ready morning OF sale ~ ''''
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SALES AT AUCTION.
JLKINs. AUcTIoNEEE; :; =,

49,
A D. cAULKINss., ,,Jsa AgeTlosEsEEsv sEs;sv
. ~ ...., VI sgss."as
THIS pfss Dzf fEsass tsaons.yS. s.y9us Nay a
Elegant Drawing Room Suits,
Arts s.HFaSs Faass. sssrs1, y ,.mlu.n. artists.
Pier and M1s,sl s.sa.S Mirrors; VI c,.. A.
& al y vss m s sss s.
aust removed immediately consisting Of everything 70
seo% and Il sisss Fans
ss u @ % a
ssmon and gold ssiin q the mos expensive desspon
s Tas oaa
dsa a :aS
Rsn,ysly carved rosewood Pier Sofa end Side Tables With
s.ss imported expressly fsr che own
:a
ss ss s % a s .
~ irs%s nsass ErloI ms,es of six ice. sausr:;
1s. and sssnsiSe var variety y Oh sinas native
sass r,sces Ss ssa shols isrmSs very psss: col
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRrE
& S spand @ q ss
mar. name board richly nad with pearl aud solid pear,
ia:srumsns 70 5e found rosewood Piano Stool in crimson
Dnns RcomRh Velvet Carpet in good orders solid oak
Hxtension Table, all polished in the hest marble top
Fancy Tbes Mirrors, Sofa Beds Chairs In hair cloth To-
Ssher with all the ruby and crystal Gu. Glass Ware Wines
Ech China Dinner Sets costly Silver Ware, Tea aud
Dansr Service "a inch Salvers Cake BIsaets Casters Cof
ess Urns Spoons Forks Liquor Stands superior
Table Cutlery, Marble Pitchers Nc.
Chambers-Costly solid wood and mahogany Bed.
se&ds statuary marble ireaus Washstands and Com
modes 10 msch over twenty pre Hair Mattresses from ~
order and in excellent conditions; Iu-
grain Carpets Bedroom Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables Towel
Racks Toilet Cloth Stair Carpets and Rods naho2s.
y cushioned Chars Rockers Sofas Lounges Couch Beds
Hall Stands, Dining Tables, &c.
n BThe furniture In the above sale being OF the most
eosy description In good order offers extraordinary
TO housekeepers hotel keepers the trade
generally. Sale positive, without regard to weather.
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LDwARD SCHENOK, AUCTIONEER
IL Assignees Sale OF
SUPERB CAHNET FURNITURE. -.
ny EDWARD SCHENCK, on Tuesday. May u. q iO's

O'clock Ct his new saIesro0m,
NO 1853 BROADWAY,
part Of the elegant stock OF OF most
Makers being by furniture ever offered ~
auction consisting part Of richly carved rosSwood
plates elegant Secretary Library bookcases OF the
and richest designs Library and Dining suits OF
Tables Han Furniture Gard Tables and other sesant Fur
vitcd TO examine above which is exhibition at the
saesroom Sale positive and without the least reserve
EUGENE FAURE, Assignee
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCTI0NEER-OFFICE NO. 4
w East Rrusdway, sells ibis day o. ii O'Clock l26
West Thirt, nh street. Broadway, fast ay road
Horse 10 hands aud nchas sound x.nd in
gray Horse 10 hands very stylish driver Gt FOR er
grocery Grocery Wagon twusest
Business Wagon, shifting or Spring Cart: six sets
Of light and besyy Harness. Sale positive.
WIN, Writers, AUcTIoNEEB WILL SELL THIS
w day, a. o'clock, Mt fJf Canal street
msn Of lfous-hQld Furniture, splendid assortment OF Vel.
vet Tapcsry fhreepiy fngrain and other Carpets: OIL
cloths mahogany and other Bedstesds marble top resna
and othe, Burcau washsands Psrc, suhs Pier ana Man
tc Glssca Cuilrd Hair Mattresses Feather Rsddna
&C. Piano Sofas Rocking Easy aud other Chairs ma cut
riy Chns ilas- snd silver Ware; Grokery Utensils to-
gsih-r with Uintn. HoOn and Kitchen Furniture.
balance Of Ladies Callers Cbidrens Shoes &c SAT.
urday's ssls.
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A UCTION NoTICE--R. w. WESTCoTT, AuCTIONEER.
"A PEREMPTOlY SALE OF BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE
or ALI. DESCRIPTIONS, WITH RARE
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS AND
WORKS

ELEGANT WORKS OF ART.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
FOR HCuSEhEEpERS
Al the elegant dwelling house, No. I52 West Twenty6rs
street, near Seventh avenue,
THIS (fONDAY) AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'Clock precisely,
Comprising the entire contents OF the house,
Tho whole combining collection seldom offered auction
conssng superb rosewood Parlor Suits covered In bro
cate made to order rosewood Centre and Pier Tables, s
and LAcs Curains Ezabean Eagercs elegant rosewood
Panoforte, Stool Cover; Turkish Lounges Arm
Chairs magnificent Mantel Vases OF Lava and Paran
BILE Bust Of Byron Bronze Clocks, valuable Collection Of
Historical and Landscape Paintings. richly framed Gold
and Landscape Shades Chandeliers Corner Eagefes Jewel
Cases, &C.
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Elegant rosewood Bccstends Dressing Bureaus. wit
b.a Comm0des. walnut Suits. covered In
Chairs Rocker Hair Mattresses elegant
and Bedding, Oval Mirrors Sofa edstsads &c. With
large variety OF China, rich Cat Glass. Ivory Cutlery Silver
Ware and Bedroom Furniture OF every des rpion. All
be sold shine Catalogues NJ house. n. BIiouse
Keepers keepers and dealers viii find this verify
The New York herald., 1862-05-26

IN LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER
III. CONTINUATION OF SALES AT PUBLIC STORE ny
ORDER OF HIRAM BARNEY. Collector:
T. II. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction, Tuesday,
May 81 At lO o'clock, at 81 New street. United States ware
house. balance OF Goods left unsod also bonded Goods
N sal0.
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A yorroN soTroE-M B. CHAPMAN, AucrioNEER--

A gSTIoN NoTIoE.M B. CHAPMAN, AucrioNEER-
~ E.ssani & Spsshod SCI, ,. y
10y Sc 4 Us s'S Is
black wsiS%i f.ar fSrssrs Ss
@ cs" s ana % Ers rss"s o ar.. GS,
Music MUSIC ash @ srsseIs Carpets Russ Pa,nn Vases Orna
olisloh p,os.ng % Hsr and
Sheets SOFA sosasr rss @sIp s cE Ea.;
Room hsr. ssans Ses wS y r, oa
Table caey silver Ware rssa IaeS aS 1y cns .s s.s
s, ikiS fsn e ass lsts .sss cons ss
Sale s,s ma ps ,a Of
B-Hous 70 let possession The ai.t of June. viii Dc
ssoa ..s near the asf"id ae once Ss.A"Ss SfoShAiI'
Plants from NJ: Reads Nnr,,iy WIN be soa BY rTSis
us Nssa street, ' Thsy ~ il nSsc ncns sln a. Il 9e a.
ssd 10 los 20 suit families gardenefs, arranged IN
AucrIosS, s,s,! sAIE or READY MADE oLorHIyG-A
ss & .SS .s . sos sos cs@s
sio,b csssicre and satinet Pants ak, satin cloth and
;s.%sre .ns H:s.s s,o Piece goods Glss Sss.ere
raay Goods, Boots, Shoes &C., Ss Also large lot oi
----------------------------
A uGTI9s 9Sv SALE q Ev OF OF cRocKERr AND CLASS
M G oa as say.%ssr Sss WI, ~ ic oc Gc s y
,S n.dsa ,2s % i well s.s9r,sa ss%ss whis orsne
eve and no reserve. Goods well packed for shipping '
"A HAyDoCK Thursday May ~ at 10 oeock 81 ns ss.ss
xom W l'Defty street, on months credit 400 packages
~ packages French Flint Glass.
A AucTrcN .NorIcE.-To CRY ANN COUNTRY RR.
xl tsfcis of Ctockery Glass china Faucy Good.
W. W. SHIRLEY. Anctioneeg. on resdar May 81 a, 10
oc2ck AZ 3l Pearl street stairs. largs all kut
white Granite and Common WAr,. Thosewspng 10 buy
A UCTjoN SALE or WINES LIQUORS Gc-ro BE
~ soa On Monday May ~ ~ i01s otock At 10 Bowery
ahe stock of Rhine Iierrt. III
Ssscs; slsrge quantity OF Brandy Gin Whskev Port and
Shefry VINE. Chawragne-Iedsisk and trovu b. ana.
&c. 70 oe positively sold for casl by order
J. ". MASBECK a co.
RovIs Mn SHOES NJ AuCTToN--wM. NJ nor,
- l1NuSUEAD, aucuourcr cases prim. ous,,.x
Foots shoes Brogans aud CATERS al nucti on an T,y
faJ III ~ IVA pepck, AZ store r. Whi,chonse ., ,,;
.sndf street comprising prime llncs desirable yoods ,
s.oni the man tenters ana wen adapted city ooon.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

II BURKE. AUCrI0NEER WILL SELL, THIS DAi'
~. (alsn iayl lJ< O'Clock ~ IL ST. place une
tion OF Ninth street and Thru avenue tue
ceneel -four so house, including Two rosewood rarer
suits black walnut do rosewood and mahogany bsi-
room s Pier Glasses, BruFs'ls and Ingram Oarpetss
ds sddng and everything necessary foe hrs CLASS re-
sideaco. Sale ositise.
u II. LUDLOW. AycTIoNEER.-5ECoHD AND LAST
III. sale OF Marble Statuary and Italian works 81
Art Parian figures Silver Plated Ware Clocks bohemsn
Glass and French China. H. H. LUDLOW % wal seu ~
auction on Thurs lay Friday May ~ and 80 at II clock
each day. Che store 80 Brpsdw.y' SppS,ls me st
Anbaster Works Of Parian Figures Silver Plated
Ware. Bronze Clocks Bohemian Glass nca china and
pieces stluary Caara Marble figures and Bus,s
description Also assortment OF Ma Bile Vases Tazxas
&c. decoration of paror The soods have never be-
fore been exhibited and will be opened from the original
package. the above store and ready for examination on
Goods be reparked in the original pack
aaes = small expcnEa, and forMArded By express.
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A UCTION NOTICE-E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
"A An extraordinary opportunity for
Housekeepers and the trade.
Elegant Household Furniture,
Handsome Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
2ch Cut Glass and China Ware,
Ivory Table Cutlery and Silver Ware,
This Monday, May 2G. at 103< O'Clock precisely.
1he four story residence l9 West Eighth street Cinton
place between Fifth and Sixth avenues, consisting Of ee
CANT Dining Room Fnrnitre solid oak Dining Table marble
TOP Buffet IL oak Dining Chairs Sofa Bed Tea Table rich
China Tea and Dinner Sets Cat Glassware, Ivory Table
Cutlery, rich China and Silver Ware, &c.
Parors-Hanisome Brussels Carpets two beautiful Par.or
Suits covered in brocael; marble top Centre and Pier Ia
and Lounges lady Writing Desk day Bronze Clock rich
China Vases, Lace Curt lins Paintings, &c.
ChamberA-Eegant Suit OF Furniture black walnut
frames covered silk consisting Of Sofa and ARM
Reception Notation Chairs; rosewood maho
gany and black Bedseads, Bureaus, Washstands,
Sofa Beds Spring Seat Chairs Mirrors Clocks, Corner and
Book Stands Tables Hair Mattresses, Beds Bed ling Bc
Pillows Paiiasses, Brssc and Ingram Carpets OIL
sioth, Chandeliers &c Sale positive. All goods be
sold TO the highest bidder. without &c erve.
The New York herald., 1862-05-26

OCULlsTS AND AURIsTs.
ADy 0CuIIsT. AURtSr AND PHYSICIAN sss
Ia SIKH avenue ~, srsby aud quickly Weakness
and the El e. thought iucurs6le the w,rst
iorms OF Bindness without operations or pain nv gentle
REMEDIES Mondays Wednesdays aud Friday, Spinal and
Nervous Diseases cured
RAILROADs.
II UDsoNRIvER RAILRo AD.-TRArSs FOR Albany
and II A. NJ. and $50. @ and 1915 L. NJ
oNG ISLAND RArLRoAD-CHANoE OF TER
- minus Passenger depot al James slip and foot OF
Thiriy-fourth street East river
summer Arrpnsrment--Ieavc New York atsA NJ for
osssp5S S si 'Sa H. sSa 2ssP. sGd dl mssgssn sssg.s,
Al $50 NJ. for GretnpOrt
A6P. N. for Hemps'eat
and sftfr June the matt train will run on sunday, "a
Yarhank ~ excursion rates leaving Tiy street
si5 A. NJ ami returning l'ave fsrhans ~ 35G r.. NJ.
NEW YORK, HARLTM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST ~
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Thursday NAV = 1862
For Albany 10 ~ A. NJ, Express Mani Tram from TIVE
sis h street station For a local trains Time Table
NOTICE -woRcEsTER AND NASHUA RAILROAD
IN SUMNER ARilANGEMLNr.
SUNDAY TRAIN TO LOW ELL.
An express train viii leave Worcester every
day morning ~ SIX o'clock New York passengers ~
STEAMER City o Boston, OF the Norwich an er ne
can proceed 90 Lowell hy this same as other
days. Bagg,ge cue ked through as usual.
a. W BENTLEY superintendent, Worcester.
nev Nosx MAY 70, 1862 u. s. MARTIN, Agent, Y.
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A UCTJ0N SALE or WINES LrouORs 4C--ro BE
Z sod on Monday, May 70, A. ius otock At I Bowery
the snnrc stos Of Rhine Wine, Csre. 8c ~ aaks and
Esscs' large quantity or Brandy Gin Whsiev Pot nd
snerry vine. Chsmragne-Heidsitk aud Grown b,ands
As 70 oe positively sold for casli by order.
j. W. MASBECK A co
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= HsAvy yaApD ~ MsscAsuu, IowA.--ln
- early PAT 81 Lest wesk, mss esiiing him
eslf Ballard wss Introduced - NJ. g. B. Cnne,
q this city, % an agent Of a easessn 6sm ssnt
West 70 purchase pork end grain. He exhibit.
ID drafts aud lstters Of credit 20 the amount Of
$4,000 ~ everything sppsassd 70 b right.
Ar. Crane entered into 90 ssfangsnsnt to boy
for him at this point. Ballard then visited the
State Bank at this place aud negotiated for Tie
sale Of two drafts on Essiern Banks, one for
$1,000 and another for $500. ~ Mr. Crane
endorsed for him, no found no difficulty In resi-.
ising the cash on his drafte. Drawing $500
on Thursday Of last week, be proceeded TO Dav-
EXPORT, cs;onsbly TO buy pork barreIa In tho
evening Of that day Mr. O. received tcle.
graphic despatch from him, stating that the
price Of barrels was higher than be expected,
and requesting that 81, l00 more be Iemitted.-
NJ. G. Immediately sent the money. and not re-
eeiving any news Of il, went to Davenport the
next day to II it had reached its destination.
AZ that place he discovered that instead Of Bal.
lard, the real ZANE Of his employer was Piper,
and that he formerly kept q livery stable in
Rock Island
The two drafts were Immediately subjected to
rigid inspection and it was found that they we're
originally drafts for $l4 each and had been
altered. 0ficers arc now on Piper's track, and
the rascal will no icrbt be speedily Arrested
Auscatine Journsi, Ian. 25th.
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special NsWs 20 she New York Papers.
asrald's Correspondence

Yesterday afternoon another little skirmieh
occurred near the banks OF the Occoquon. 1t
was reported IN the morning that body Of re-
~ - v;.s,.s v.a vuasen zap. nIw'ng, o.
:. f,cc. - a. u.n,..,s,. eM :. p'A 80. Iu
~ md. tar. Rs.nnon eon, Cnn. sUvn n
IA vsrt - m.., thsn a.s;.;nr :. pc.;o, =,
Chu,ch M ..hsi. -a.a 80. TSae n.... 49,
aver n,ocsedeS 70 the h.nss of tbs occnn "~~
onnosta The town Of th.s name .r.iyinw thar
ssrlv In the sfternoon. A few nn.rmsa men
we're observed drilIine in the town. Thew Gave
the alarm. when 4 number Of rebel, came from
the houses and Arad m an, man 4 hr;.f III.
mi,h took place: Of the rebels we're seen "a
fall and were carried Oh hy their cemrade. -
No injury was sustained by any Of our nartv.
except By one man who was slightly bruised by
Z spent ball. The enemy we're about sending
large party across the Uccoouon. when our mes
retreetcd 70 their picket poet
The DAG Of truce from rebellion GOV.
rcd an impudsnt demand. The message
Il said = have been from JET. Davis to
President Lincoln, announcing che. if .hs
Federal Government permit the rebel bridge
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Daring Of Eederals...Rreneh RsssdenS
1e0V1ng New Orleans,
The New Orleans correspondent of the Cha rles
ton Courier gives the following interesting par


The New Orleans correspondent of the Cha rles
ton Courier gives the following interesting par
agraphs under date Of the 18th ult:
We have a story in circulation, aud it seems
to be pretty well authenticated, that three OFF.
GERS from the federal feet paid our city clan.
destine visit, disguised AZ oystermen, on the 9Th
What was to DO accomplished by the hazardous
adventure passes our comprehension, unless it
was 70 communicate directly with the stationary
spies here, Of whom there are many, no doubt,
and psrhaps TO witness the spectacle of the cele.
bration of the anniversary, falling on Thurs
day, with view Of measuring our military
strength Before leaving, one Of them dropped
note In the post Office to military officer,
with whom he was formerly acquainted banter.
ing him upon tho laxity Of our guard, aud
promising another call at an early day, under
circumstances not constraing masquerade.
The Captain Of the French war steamer Milan
who was here few days, has left for Havana, TO
charter merchant ship to carry off number
OF French residents. who desire to leave in con.
sequence of tie difficulty In procuring employ.
msnt here. He declared bis belief that the col.
lsion of the federal war ship De Soto with the
Milan, by which one wheel of the latter was
torn away. could not have been otherwise than
Intentional, and was very much irritated.
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No mere pensions 20 3 paIa :. rebels,

WAsHIN0roN, Feb. 6.-The Presfdent has ap.
proved tho bill authorizing the Secretary Of
the Interior to strike from the pension rolls tho
names of al such persons a. have or may here
after take up arms against the Government Of
the United States. or who have In any manner
encouraged the rebels or manifested sympathy
with their cause. Il ID known that some per.
sons in the West, after drawing their pensions,
openly Joined the enemy, while others who have
not taken this extreme step have openly sympa.
thised with rebels and drawn their pensions
The law Just passed affords partial remedy
against disloyal pensioners receiving money
from the Government
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General. Hallcck and PriCe have agree

Generals Hallcok and Price have agreed upon
system for the exchange Of prisoners, which
is to be Immediately carried into eject. Gen.
Halleck accepts the tariff of exchange proposed
BY Price, but carefully excludes from its pro.
Visions all persons charged with violation of
the laws of war, such as spies, bridge. burners,
marauders, etc. This Glaze will not be exchang.
ed, but will be held for trial,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIsIASES o. The LlvER-Yss nay always knev
whse year ivse b out Of order, or when are what
o-sd blcus. by any Of Tie following symptouE Pain
In ths sds md ssek, disslnsss, dull headache bad
tsNs In The meath In the morning. nlsw colossd com
passio yslowish tint n ths eyes, eostivsnsss OF d.
arhos Of alIny dasi color. iov sps and dismal issbo.
disss II IL ackaoslsdssd BY u physe!ans and Others
Who have sssn their action Tia. JUDsoNs MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS perfect cure lbr al hoas affections
Do pleasantly do thsy search oat s drive avay the seeds
" Gsaas, that ~ pssans living IN country whore r.
and ASus aud IL other bilious dssasss az prevalent
WI dad shsy shculd never b without them From two TO
1su. tis each night on going 70 he'd viii In short lime
drive away the sek y % look Of bilious pssssns and
heingts ,hsk checks bsaasfa dow Of perfect health
Judseas Aossaala Has Pilsas so,a y ~ Dealers h
Msdidne.
2. ,. Cav. and nssAs Nassa. Assut. ausunssss,
issA lfsbs-bpia
G-fhs iellswi1g naa szaass NON .ssssr vEisssaS s.
~ Nv. J. .. Hesns passss Il ~ Pisnspshs sass
1aptiA cssA, Bsssksya. Nv ysst, - shs ''Josrnss
81 Msnsaer.w ohelsaaai, or. ed spsaks vs,una
Il iavse & shas vssaA ssnswssa nslelas, Nm. wus
lowss oessarss osnSS - Cnnsasn fssssmss
ssWe - . aAvegsiseoens = yoar columns o. Mn
Wlnolevb neeeAing nYT1p. New ~ nsvss ~ aesdh
isSe & passas nsaaae kelers u esf M ~ - 1eeI
ssa1dIea . ~ y en- r.Asn 80 ~ y hsnha0s
SahV - u ~ 49, essa1ni oednss = IL 6sy, -
$500 = y - - ~ -. A. shsD q yo1s reaasn
~ have hesss saa's - hss ~ ~ Y ssSp.y.
n91e-Aply. - sa- : e
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Bosros, Feb. e.-0rsat activity prevails in
getting OF the Butler Expedition. Several ves.
sells are already loaded or loading with troop
and stores. The 18th Maine regiment, lst Maine
battery, ed Vermont battery and 4th Massachu.
sets battery Of the New England division, are
being embarked to-day. Probably oil the yes.
sells will sail the present week. Gen. Buffers
entire division viii consist Of about 1000 men.
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THEHAWK-EYE

Dor Lon l-kn Mossaa Of thls city has lese
. boy ab,st nlas yeAss cd, Who has been nlsa.
ing Two weska He hes light halr, dark eye
-woes . nck coat Any iniormasioa Of bic
wAsrsabosts viii b thankfuliy received BY bic
nothee.
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From Hayti.

NEw YoRx, Feb. "a letter from Port an
Prince, Of the 18th Of January, says the news
Of the surrender Of Mason and Slidell was read
with much Joy by the people Of aayd. Score.
tary seward's policy towards England put stop
to the operations Of q gang Of financial and
commercial speculators who had worked steadily
for an advance. on the strength Of the proba.
bility of n war
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N.npofA, IT,, Feb. "a DIRE here to-day
destroyed Browns Hotel. Lambs Hotel and
large store house adjoining. Loss SIX Or seven
thousand dollars. No insurance.
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Moysrleas efTreepe,

ST.. Lours, Feb. 4.-Advicss from the West
state that the 7th Missouri, Col. Stevenson, left
Lamine for Lexington on Monday. They will
hold that post during the winter. They cannot
reach that place TOO soon. Information has
been received that ths day after that place vas
evacuated BY the Kansas let Begimsnt the
Rebels cut down the American dag. and on the
Sunday following, the notorious jos Shelby, with
q gang Of free.booters, took possession Of the
town.
Ali the troops along the line Of the Pacific
Railroad. west Of Jefferson City, are under
marching orders. The LIST Nebraska Regiment
10 going across The country 70 Kansas. 4 nua.
Der Of Regiments are going Soath 70 join Gen.
Davis Brigade. General 6tesl and Brigade y
coming down The road 70 be forwar led 70 Ken.
lucky, and General Pops will make bic bead.
quarters Of jefferson City.