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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-13
C0LUMBIA's INVOCATION +!
BY CHARLES A. BARRY.


Columbia, washing out with tears
And hero-blood, her only sharne,-
Turns to her flag Of eighty years,
Immortal in its stars and flame:
Obeauteous gift of God, she cries
Clean out on every hill and plain!
Wave o'er my people as they rise
To win me back my fame again.
Her Eagle from his loftiest peak
The pride of all his nature shows
Screams wildly-with a clashing beak-
Defence to her gathering foes.
Aloft, he swoops on tireless wings,
Not him can cannon-crash appal! .,-l
Through FIRE and smoke his anger rings
Accordant to her clarion CALL.
Then rouse ye freemen, sound blast %
From all your trumpets, loud and long!
Let not tn avenging time 60 past,
Be swift, and terrible, and strong!
Uplift the flag; let not a star
Be sundered from its field of blue!
With fond lips kiss each sacred bar
That runs our deathless emblem through |!
3 And God be with you! Hasten onl
With martial p@ans rend the sky!
Let bayonets glisten in the sun,
And allyour battle banners fly!
And smite to kill! See Freedom bleeds!
She calls you with her stifed breath:
Rebellion to her Temple speeds
March on, to Victory or Death!
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-13
The Union and Slavery.

r Mr.. Horace Greeley addressed letter to Presi-
dent Lincoln, through the columns of the N. Y.
Tribune, :, of Aug. 20, complaining in an indict-
ment of eight counts, that he had failed to exc
cute the laws of Congress and to prosecute the
war according to the views of the "twenty
millions of the North, and that a great proper
ton of those who triumphed in his election were
sprely disappointed and deeply panied by the
policy he had pursued with regard to the slaves of
rebels jim short the burden and refrain of these
formal accusations was that the war appeared to
have been conducted in the interest of Slavery
rather than of Freedom. To Mr.. Greeley's COM
plants Mr.. Lincoln made the following answer -
: nG - EXECUTIVE MANSION,
a WASHINGTON, Aug. %, 1862.
Hon. Horace Greeley: E1-. ,..
DEAR SIR: / have just read yours of the 18th,
addressed to myself through the New York
Tribune. If there be in any statements or assump-
lions of fact which may know to be erroneous I
do not now and here controvert them. If there
be in it any inferences which may believe to be
falsely drawn, do not now and here argue against
them. If there be percepdble in it an impatient
and dictatorial tone, waive it in Difference to an
old friend, whose heart have always supposed to
be right
AS to the policy ssseem to be pursuing" as
you say, 1 have not meant to leave any one in
doubt.
would save tne Union. WOuu save IL Tue
shortest way under the Constitution. The sooner
the national authority can be restored the nearer
the Union will be tsthe Union as it was" Ifthere
be those who would not save the Union unless
they could at the same time sure Slavery, do not
agree with them. If there be those who would
not save the Union unless they could at the same
time DESTROY Slavery, 1 do not agree with them.
NY paramount object in this struggle is to save the
Union and is not either to save or destroy Slavery.
If could save the Union without freeing any
slave, would do it, and if could save it by
freeing all the slaves, would do it, and if
l could save it by freeing some and leaving
others alone, would also do that. What do
about Slavery and the colored race, do because
believe it helps to save the Union, and what
forbear, forbear because do not believe it would
help to save the Union. l shall do less whenever
shall believe what am doing hurts the cause,
and shall do more whenever shall believe doing
more will help the cause. shall try to correct
errors when shown to be errors: and shall adopt
new views so fast as they shall appear to be true
views. have here stated my purpose according
to my view Of official duty, and I intend no modi-
fcation of my ot-expressed personal wish that all
men, everywhere, could be free. Yours,
A. LINCOLN.
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(Written for The Nsw South.
DISTRUST.
The night was dark, the wind was high,
When rose the sentry's solemn cry,
Qui vive!- moment epded,-
A shot, groan,
A stifed moan,
A soul to Heaven ascended!
At dawn all bloody was the ground,
l. Where, near the castle-gate, they found
Good God! gentle being;
Whose cross and dore,
Her mission PROVE
Meek child Of the All-seeing!
When, round the portals Of the mind
Pale shadows hover, ill-defned,
GI Qui vive! Suspicion caIleth,
b Mid PASSIONS storm
a'r Some angel form
~. :" Thus, oft, bis victim falleth!
..- - ',' G.: N.
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90 Ubom II man Contern.
UNITED srsrxs PArExr.Orpicn.

ON tho petition of ALFRED 7. SERRELL
" Of " r. praying for the extension OF Iern.
"a MAcHiNEKY FOH MAXI &c MOLpING, :. Tor seven
wears from the expiration Of said paent which tsSsspsce on
the 10th dsy Of May. 1861 ,,,. b., cm .
Il IA ordered tb.t sid petition be heard St hs Patent ce
ON MONDAY Tue 2Bih day OF Apr ueAs a. oc ocs m :
sr ali rrsons srr notified erpear sud sho" caise sny
abcv have by said petition ought not to be- granted
Per.on. opposing tue extension are rrqso 10 ~ %
800 ety dsys before the ds o. hearing all Testimony h'o
h. s,.r ery TO be used ut the said hearing must be
and transmitted srordaDce win the tuio' VI ''' ''
vbich will he furnished on applies ion ,,La -,
The testimony csse wi be closed On hs ~ :.
- nust he flied ia the Office before the menns vi
ia, day. the Arguments any with ,sn diYs tas sayc
Ordered do, ths. this notice be pub he1 70 'e ;s
Nswl orb, Y. ~ -
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Proposals.
Ovv,o, oy Asu,rAxr CoaHissApY GsssuAL or srps"
eycr No SrArr-sr.. ksw. Yomk. Feb ~ 1907;
A PWY SUPPLIES. PROPOSALS VIII DC

.vcv No SrArR- ST., kswYoHk. Feb 70 ieof.
ARMY SUPPLIES. PROPOSALS. WIN oc
TUESDAY the 4th OF much for sgpgyies 20 be
IN. Iirisd states Army SUBSISTENCE oIohL'' 10
dsI VERDI IN Nrw.y ofk or Brooklyn. a, follows w
For delivery the lT'h OF NJ ,kcn, looS' A H.
,so onn n",nds mime RIO COFFEE, 20 he osckfa 10
IF On, had ired pounds each inside sch 70
!. of strong coscwovrn ~iied cotton STUN r ~ ~
IN, MALT, new aud strong guuny coth po'n 'aO
sged cio g. sud tho package 70 he msoe w a sa,ysd
coruefs Of tho outEide sscs 10 DC uia""' NV'"'
sISp ..No ,o,,s. proe JAVA COFFEE, poked a. shove
go 0gO oonnd. bite OF li,ht yellow COFFEE Sovan
10 be- n. ly Ain drsd thar VIII not CAKE Il" 'o
'sg. ,on n'end. CRUSHED SUGAR. to be packed II
bor"s OF about 20o pounds; bores 10 be madr OF
clear .tnn wne-p pine other suitable wood sno " oe
ss ped ~ NE ends with hickory straps p,cp o,chad
roc, 900 pounds Carol IA or prime Ps1ns hioI' P>'
40 popuds good BLACK TEA 0olcrg sonehons
The be- packed Ia strong box. n il; b9rss
A.xGO hounds good GkEEN TIA, tho ohr't' va o'Ao'
r,Ier Information in regard to packages will DO gwen on
po. lar ren, articles must be separate sheets oil
paper .o,o,.l. far all articles, the
ho.e. cop,,pite them carefully labeled on the .oo
E,rb hid must hsvs a printed cops Of thi' ,
uos,.d At he sd aud must - .pscihc Ia cohpY
With oil terms ksrh nd TO nave c,hI. ..1rs a.,
contain Tho written goarsnty VI two resp 'u''pe 's"
We the sned bseby suaran,es that 'han@ rned
sry part Of he above o'o .. 10 c,.pJi,ion."
Propo al. must he udofsed, Proposals Tor ou'''''''
Stores" -. -, .. ,,,,cl.
Bidders may propose Tor the noie or PSI a. "a, ~.
Al ,be ,ore. viii carefully Inspected before tbei %
livery md com pared with The retained sample.
weights. signed by prof ssoas Public "eshsf must 10 "
a, herr o 10 BE- mad, IN 'uch JUnds a. mop De
~ uisisd BY me Unifod Ndies ., A.,
Propsrs. ~ho'e bids are no; sceeptea He 'eq'e'"' "
.snd for their samples o THURSDAY hsrch D.
A. Is. EATON Lieut-Col aud a o. w. y.
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Pension UFFI'k1 JV,. p I"'''
rJyO All, WHOM il MAY CONCERN.-Ap

II act Of 81
picsion having pren uaue aV.,,st d.sc,ibrd he's
Iyn fr The reissue o, TIE su' w. o as.iyos ed notice
which sll-g'd to have 1r'i 10y dre,ion II
rreDy gwen ths a. w., =, nv ,.nor will be- ssusd IL IA
Warrant. q now cehihcho OF llss ''"' ' w
valid objection snooo se" d.r the act Of 1871 IN "a
No, DIV io 80, fo,mrrlS ,sIdow and Lawrence oau
COL, surviving cn,u, Tn.av G. iIth limited STATE. In
5ccea-td l"s wr1'o - 'f"'
fsptry-Juy itos ,.,, "a. a., of March lass
No 692JJ ioI 'ou I're' US ~ e. ri J,y az lune
IN tlo hsI' " ~ iesi - ~
l85i-Dec- nber ~ 1871 , -. 49,
NO 1874 'or ~ ''re. 'u~ under the oct OF March So
" sue Onne" auT"ss 1ohhion ana gdifu U" VIC ' W
OF Sepemter lg57-Janu.ryt 1862 e,, ,oss
No f22ib Tor 80 scrrs 'sued ynae' rue &c OF
IL the ~ POLY WIDOW OF John Camp aud "as sfsteo
O., tho 23d Of September ltj6-Jsuusry4 1862.
NJ, n 4l6 for , .cres ied nuder the Of March 1852
IN On. n.ms Of Ni.n Scott AID gfauted the LIST dsy Of
M.y jgaD--Jsbusry II lHk
20 ss a., So c, ..,eJ uBd.r thu act Of Msrch 1856
~. 800 ~ s.or Ts,n.,.T and va, granted Mach 70
-. ."' , Ian !, ,n1.,, lg6l
io'-is'a o' Js.aay, O 49,, 1, -, ., M,,cb ia5s IN
o. ''I .ncy Job'.ao widow Of jobo Kichsfds sad
we "'"ls 80 o. iQs9 ie,t ~ rsunsrv IeGI
va, sntrd Areg" ~ Id :" ~ March 1855
40. W. ~ go ,io,y ~ gye,, Xsrvicsie and was
- W 49, $500 - :. o. ipcn-I.,u.r, % lgGl
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RUSSELL w. W-sCoTT, Auction-er
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A

II Public Auction being 'he Ire c,uteris Of 5stov
nav NOR SiNu Nah 81 n "a cE nrsc, ~ "a hon.
West 2s't betaeen 18th and ah Til. sale 1, pos.
rain shine, and without reserve; every arce IN lie hons,
will DO sod the highest bidder for cash ,,ivy az
GO yard. Of superb Tapesty add Ingram osr
Pier and Msutle Mirrors Silk ant Lace Curtains solid r.,
ago gtag,ies Ceber ard Pisr fsb Tar,b Lounge, soI
CLsits. lnagnih!s collection Of Woes ouzo aad rcS
P-ror Orusm.nt., valuable Paintings &c. Chamber and
OAK aud mahossny superb Mattresses, Beds AID Beod a.
french China. sud SverWars Cut Glass Cutlery A.
House 10 Rent gsssesioa Immediately Catalogues II tbe
nou-e.
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Navy pRY.RrxRxr. wssRisGros February %. 1862
IRON-CLhD STEAMERS.-The Navy De

II -, = 81 = Al ,.xt ,.r.,v. moi.
PaHment VIII uuul ~. -'.n 49,, - .,,irueat of
oson. ior tn complete con'tiuci,n sbn el'.u .so
IRON-CLAD VESSELS Tor rivrf maroon ahn 60 e.
lhese vessel, WIN tns eioep'i pm - Z. ld by .crew.
rph hNr, al. US uiou'se'' VII " -. o.v h. mo-
thos- tot the Nhsif'pP nfei snu IN al,
pel.ed hs pidhe,whee. Inc nu'' WI oo "a 81 com
h'u t"uioh Nou'" Vo I''''''o -, ~. Tar IN. Oh
jsci proposed, bat TIER sides sud oech must "
With al on sImsinis suhicien' 10 fe'''' '1o ~
shells. - ca, ,.,,,..,,.. -. m,
ihs Nessfr ~ 'ne -, Ciy eo,,nned auI
todr~ 20 th,u ,ir feet "stel "brh IuS tn,Pp 80.
armed which drs, they are I, bs able 60 ust'l" a
nrut speed ~ nine hho's P"' NV" =" .s.i,. :, IN,
- .,.u,nt "a M cor lit Of eleven
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s,EALED PROPOSALS are invited till the 10th

.GEAIED PROPOSALS are invited TIL the 10Th
d,y Il March 1852 =. u O'Clock FOR suppl ing tho u
\ SUP Dep't with 300 head Of BEEF CATTLE GA the
hoof -.
m. Cattle 70 b, delivered o. Washington City and each
ina toay.ra.s 40 pound. Uegh; no animal admitted
y Which weigh lrs, than tit' pounds gfoss
The Cae be- delivered a snch times snd In such qusnu
iir a. tie Government may qure No Ca.ds viii % re-
red under tbs contract before tie lst Jay OF April 1861
Ilricfs ard Bu ocs- not wanted
bond vi good and sui e.u iecnrlty VII be equired
Gcyeneut fo'ere' TO sei the right to pay IA Treasury
hotrs
no bid VII be snera ned whom pat ia BY contractors Who
tsv, pfov4uy fail comply with their Iacs where
the b oder T. not pis,cut Co respond TO his bill
BID. be difsced to Mai. A BEcAWIfI, c. s.. u. s.
4 Washington. ID. &.
n 40 hereby propo,e TO de liver 10 the Uovernrnen
good Beef Csiie thr hoof for per hundred pounds
stiss weight The Cattle TO be doiiy-fed At - a.
rofdng tho terms Of the enclosed advertisement The
Cate 20 be weighed the scales, and the weight deter
mined g. be- tle purchase wei ht hereby Bgfee
good ard suf lent boId FOR the ulh ment OF ecOnso and
receive Treasury Notes Ia payment vr ths Cattle.
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siaiiontrp ano fantn GOODS.
.rrNBE PEN Is MJCHTIER THAN THE
SWORD" -.
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
q4E Bgsr PENS IN THE WOULD.

! ggE Bgsr PENS IN THE WOULD.
On receipt Of ny Il The iooSins sums u ca .,
"a Gold Pen o. Pens 'fec"' NE sumo A'''''
g s'''''"'Iaa o Oh rFNs. WITHOUT CASES.
For25 cent? the hsrc Pen for cent? the Lne,y zen,
g The Pea' for 70 'e"' the h's'''
Pen; snd cor 3 'he EIcsi'.or re-
Tho ,iaes are Nos. 2. , Z. > snd6' ...,,,
THE SANE PENS an SILvFR-PLATEO EXTENSION
CASES WITH PKNClLS .
For 20 cents the Migc Pen or IS cents. the Luck, pen
0or J. tie Aw.y. Ready Pen for p tho Legaat ren
snd for - 81 TIE h,ceSI rrh so,ne Pcs,. he
wear every Of which vii far ouiA' so" Of iHe o"
TGe nan. a.. norton "yumber" and "Qu'iiiy' are
,anped on tho following Pen, and the Points se wsrfsn,e
for AZ months except s.siu' -cidcnt nc aUosi ,a'
ads ,d for me pocket No 4te snse.t aud No 10 toe
aIse., Mammoth Gold Pen Tor The de, long aud medina
and made why Of 6ist qusy The ensFsvns'H i.o'n'
lies OF the s'Ee- aud .sls'
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents No. Pen Let quality, or No PEN -
P For a. .No 2P-u lat quality or, No. 'Prn, I'd quality
Tor = g. NO res let quality or sSO. 'P.n "a quail.
Tor ; So .NO. Pen l., quality, or No. Pen % su't
~ Of No Pen ID quality.
FOR n 7s No. Pen. IL quality. ora No Pen hquahy
For s2Rs sNo open. lot ou,lfr
THE SAME COLL TINS ~ SILVER EXrkNNoS
For ~ ~ .No Pen let gnsnty ore No Fen d9uNiy
For s. NO. Pen J., quality, or. No Ten 20 ql.i
ots No . Pen a guilty. . e.,
For - 90 No Pen L., quality, orsN0 fsn 2dqudf
~, 20 o Per. 50 quality. - -
Ior ga No P.7 IL, quality. or.NO. sPen ID qu,iy
For - ~ No Pen. IL, Quality. . ,,,.,,.-rrr
COLD PENS ALLI.iQUALlT1, ~ SlLN th-MouNihp
pEsk-HOLDEK~.
For ~ No Pm; for ~ p mo. 3Psui Tor ~ '9t
Ne Ten , or - ~ : No Pen. - =,
For So NO. Pen for s5s No 9Psn and Tor 90 No'
/ ~ Pen. $50
The it Quality pointed With the very best lrio'nia
Points carefully selected ard of this lusitJ sc '1i
With ths sistet iuperec,ion which sti 1nd tho e''s"
scrutiny de.-et .
Tn q oust," superior to any Pens made BY him
previous 10 tie vesr 1867.
Tire % Ousi" hs insnii 'h, equL 20 respect to "a
rshiy Elasticity nd GOOD Wiring Quaitiss ltio ony u1o
/ consi '.fatlousl any Goa Pen, made .isoghsre.
Ia regard he hr8r God fens he hes. ,sVr 10 ssy thN
prerou. ore iug hi4 New ,nd iD-ntrd hsctibe' ne
could rsd. Bood Writing srd p1rspe fsss io
the gce had the Gold he.n furnished rrstni'ousiy.
JoJtos orderiHq ~ tr.iaree ,P,c0y ns " Mss
and QBdliv" II me Pe uaHHf, ohd - pd'feuiIr
% dtrt, ~ t'.d Of PeA' hsy PycJe'-vAshs' ~ Or
li0.bcr 81 nae
county. ..,...-
No ~ O, .ideu lane Sev-YoL
apy one sendinrs ale letter possaup All receive cir
susr With tue en.Tsyiurs ,bosr T--fft1 O..
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Gales bn Anttlom.
A N. MyxwIS. Aucnonsu..

RY lANCS, MEKwlN & Co, Irving Build.
~ ing hos oss and $50 Broadway Of Books Sc
MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. snd THURSDAY
VIKINGS, March 3 8 and 8, st 7 o'clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF choi,s ROOFS
in nearly all depaumens pscus Is rich In History Vov
eges travels Fine Arts tue Sciences Attic tis Thu
oogy Bbiograpby Phioogy, tie Clssc,. DC ipoi,dins
mauy superby and expensively llus,Ised Wok In hns
hin ng For particulars SEQ Catalogue 70 be had sppo
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Copartnership uotircs.

C0PARTNERSHIPNO TlCE.-Nohce Is fere.
L } ~ oig.r tbt WILLIAM J. GORDON 10 r-sds u
ana, IN the State Of Ohio; NORMAN bt AfLeii
who reside. in Brooklyn in the Sis.e OF Nea'i orr sne
CHARLES W. BURTON who resides In the Cry ard Sss
Of York have formed limited psitne ship posg.stH
The provisions OF the Revived saius Of no State 81 Se~'
Yok the bu wing selling Of okpt thtEs, sd the
tprsscti,u e a OrNBRAL CoM.dis ZION BUSINESS.
under the firm name Of bENlLst 4 - hiON, 70 wh;es
Ley and CHARLES ". BUHIONi who sLo he gruefA
partners. and the WILLIAM = 90 t-bH ,whS 10 'Hs
r.c;L n,r,..,. TIA, the van tcfdon e-- can
tioutsl the sum of 1bidy Tbouss.d DoiaFs caps 70
the common stock which ouBt has been aotasy las
in In cash that ,sid partnership is to commence on to
hr., day F.brusv thousand eisht Hundred ss-y
two and 10 terminate hi ~ ht day u Jln1Sy
one thousand sighy hasa aud sixty aud thN the bad
OF the partnership il 10 be carried 10 te Cry Of Neg
WILLIAM J. GORDON,
NORMAN :. b. NTLrY,
CHARLES ". b RON.
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NEW-YORK ATHENNUM,

NJ EN-NOkk AIiibNA.tDi,
~ (Lse Wallac.s Tbra.ri. 3rosdssy roar Broome st.
BAKER & RIVER L.seees and Manager,
vii. be opened on - 900.
SATURDAY EVENING, March I, 1869.
with ~ entirely ntW ed tiaou Of Hamlet Beochef stoves
rresf work by eminent member Of tbs fennsyvans 10
3icry IA The form o grand moral aud musical Dfsma, en-
titled UNCLE TOMS CABIN
o. THE ItGuTs ASp SHADows or oorrHEhs I'VE
Which VIII be pres, ntsd with the following great d"
q cnsrlcfcrs: . .-L.tt l..
Mrs o. Howard the srrst ORIGINAL aud unspIro, cnaie
Topaz Ns Lofty Ho1gh the mimi able Shee
cal az Amt Orhs!s Mr. Chanfrtl, the beautfni ara bc
cor,1ted rsvo'i,e ~ ElHa Little Mary buock ths mani
Pr, disy ouy seven OF whose Pfoo'ou' 'se "
49,, le ma sduirsiiou OF ell who have witnessed Der az
tfsord r.rs rfomsnc@s. will fppcsr as h'e pr oeoso
Gyrr rer',r'.ed h, him over 900 times no hcie ON A.
Mr. g. Cam bell tho yeTS pop ar soesiist VIII py VIC
kI - sion iossrs. b. ytut, app ir 10 soc ''H W.
iy bt chracef Of Adophls and siag 81 Clair. heqion'
Nj 4 & low ard IN his original ch vac'es OF 81 Car.
mn company and large vocal force toseher WIN ~"
een.r, drateres &C. wiisv due ebcs TO the eneIeiS
mn nm a-firulafs Saturday bills and advei'einena
P.lcrs or ApMis.DS Dress Circle and fsrquo'te' ~
cens; FAMILY O. oe % cents Ocho"rs Ctas % es""
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.'I'ERRE HACIE and ALTON SECOND
4 sod iiRD MORTGAGE BONDS.-Holder. Of Sec
on Moriaa Eonds hsv. subscribed tle boDdhod
agre snt qsd the ten cet assortment 90 tue
notified that II ney dcse 20 pnriic IA tho PA
of the eorgsfa Ou they subscribe o. The sat
nsu ant deliver ther Bonds 10 The Purchasing Commee,
No Y Wal the 2th dsy Of fcn next or ori-i. ihoiI
pnyi egc 20 participate ~ the pu'ch+se
TuinD MORT0A6E BONDS
Hole # Third r,ss;e Borisse s'' noticed TIE, they
p.y %. i've por cent uch bonds. sd
deliver the s,ue BY tue date forfeit their
udyilrcc Il per yad in the Teofs ifizisisn
BY order Of the Commute. , -,
No 70 Wall.t Feb. 25 1862.
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T,HE COMMITTEE on STREETS OF the
Board of Aldermen will meet 20 Room No City iisl
90 TUESDAY the Alb dsy Of March. q. O'Clock n Tor
the puuoe Of considering the petition fe.Iree 70 hrn 70
ard extend Cnnrch.s, froG Fuonst tho Battery
Pa.s Ltefe.ted will please aieod shoat further notice
CHARLES J. CHIP
r. A. BOOZE. fCOmUaittes.
CHARLES n. HABL,)
= ". TAYLOR, Secretary.
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l)riniin9.

lust FOR THE FUN OF THE THING,
" tb. Cheapest Printer No Tyon near City Halt
will o. Int 1900 CIRCULARS for ~ - LOO BUSINESS
CARDS ff ~ cts.. ietm Of BlLlrHEADs Tor - 70
FOSTERS. PAMPHLETS and everyth nc ei.e equally lo"
GAVE YOUR MONEY.-Law Cases and
- POINT. C.ds Bill Hosd. and every vanity Of JOB
.PNlSrING a. Low PRICES pr0mptuts and nestnes- Ia
cud.d N. nting Establishment corner Of Centre
sud White 80.
Also. Adams aud ,linder Press-Work Tor the trade.
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Goal ano 1880.
Jnsuranre Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE iNSUR-
ANCE COMPANY (purely MususD, Boston Mas 40
cumula,ed losses nearly Two NionA Losses
during It years ;Oo0o Dividends pd ia cash. Ia II
yess sG0OO0 Lat Cash Dividend 80 per cent Net ssss<s
over liabilities 10000 Intere ting documents eouoeras
Life Insurance furnished gratis
JOHN HOPPER, Agent ard Attorney for the Company
Me,ropo Bank Building no Broadway cor Piness a. l.
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WINTER GARDEN. ~
WINTER GARDEN

luz UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
bv Mrs Harriet Beecher stowe, - - -
AZ THE " NTYR GARDEN. TONIGHT
New Scenery Beautiful Effects unspproscbable CAST
OF thi. the rrea. drama Of This ceatury.
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CLOTE a JAMES,
y Stailore,. Pnies and Blsns.Boot H-nlfact1r-' No
~ futon-s. Oiders repeatedly solicited
ANE Price only, Writing-paper. Envelopes,
" snd LisnI Books cheap. Teaches. No ~ Ns,saa"
A,o lar a,or,m.nt Of Unon Envelopes and Sot" fs,ef
DIAPER, PAPER at WAR PRICES ! sen
II for c.sh, NOrE PAPtR. tcc resfn upi LITTER "a.
pm Al upt car Ai 30 together With large sct OF
Pers Of vefy description lower prices than any ~noea.
dealer ia NeYors Orders wib remittance. vii b. hl ed
on a. f.vofabe present IN person On" prce only
sample. sent 10 parties inci3fog stamps Tor posture
A. y HARD. Successor 10 Cns1n 4 Hard
Whole.4ls rsgrf Deser. No ~ Brskmand.
DRINCEs PROTEAN FOUNTAIN ARMl
j AND NAVY PIN Seui ~ mail One Hing writes to
~ hour, GEO. \. HAWheS, No 90 Nss.,n IT., ~ 1.
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Gewing- hlatbimes.
ME FINKLE q lyon SEWING MA

i CHINE COMPANY, 500 Bioadway N. ", claim e.
have tho bat Lock stitch Family sud Manufacturing Mschue
yet Invented send circular aud sspo Il work. which
will be ssni anywhere Ia tho ioyaj states, uieJ FREQ
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LAST
NETWORK
OF tho
BEAUTIFUL CUBAs
BEAUTIFUL CUBAs
THIS EVENING,
viii be presented ths great moral ana domestic drama OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. -
UNCLE TON'S CABIN
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Adap.ed from Mrs Harriet Beecher Stoves wordisnous
novel OF Southern Life. and susng.d in -
SIX ACTS AND NINE TABLFAUX
Entire scenery has been painted for the occasion by
John H. Smith the play viii be brought out With com
pie Of csst ard sppontDe conmon'usle WIN VIC
requirements Of the most eIactrg tsste. .. - . $50,
At The prs.en; time dem. HE UNCLE TOMS CABIN
cannot m 10 possess deep int est or The New foih pub
lie Offering does vivid picture II HE 10 that portion OF
the Union srr4yed ga against he Oov-Tnm,t o. me
United S,ses ADD all the nObes in,efess Of manhnd 10
Thoroughly American play aud mus. Ind rs ues intsrpfe
ts,iou IN 81 American thester.
After Uncle Toms Calm, - -.....
A sPAEIsH COMIC PAETOMlMY
presented FOR tho . time tai, country fall OF gsyey and
ninth ~ which
TIE BEAUTIFUL CUBAs,
Non,isur DUNFRNAY tho Demon 81 Distortion and Don
Juan Xm.net and tho ful Corps dc Ballet will appear.
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Board ano Rooms.
ileGl Gsslaie for Salt.

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE, at JAMAICA,
~ l.. l. by 4 PLATT CARLL, sheis-rhe elessu,
Couatry Seat Of TUNIS VA BRUNf, with y sores Of
ground situate Union Hall street Jamaica Long leland
will be sod 1t DurlA d. botel. Jamaica on THURSDAY,
Ma ch at occck o. Toe Housei and convenient,
aud tie srouods well stocked with Ffui. Trees The
ssls viii be peremPOry.
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lnSirutlion.

AT 81 so Tor WRITING, 20 Lessons; BOOK
n KEEPINO, $40; Lessons unlimited. Arr iRMETIC
&c w HIIlnO. 10 Ter qua ter, 20 Lessons each Com
putsiion for all Eurish brDcn-s TO qua nv Young for
bpsine,s no. Private room, fDr Ladies fAisF'S MIR
CAMILLE COLLEUKS. NO. % Bowery, N. u. aud No
285 FultOn.sa, Brooklyn.
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