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The New York herald., 1862-03-03
NNELODEoN, $50 BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING
m AND FRINGE.
STEPIIEN H. BRANCiI. -

TIE IMMACULATE STPEHEN.
''A. "hA' ''f tfro% So%ary tie NV York Leadcrl
MeIodcon during the week, the management has
gagged his services indefinite period lis illustrations
iFr m the New York Sunday Mcrcury.l
da %%o
the n Of puv, pero names is a. last N posses 10 0,
man whose history Is oide.t compound Of smiles AMI
unique dramatic pcrorman illustrative OF Convict life on
Dswes svins nGs, srsphe po1ranre lure q mem
methng rrcsstbly conical In the bare ea OF Branch
most pnnsen Of comeIans The rush 10 zee hin Vas
great last week that the manager has prevailed upon him TO
''"'"'' NO '"is F.o the Sunday Dispatch.l
editor have made his housct Old word in
@ s aas sssn s MedGsda s9ow. Hs. ga
Life Dlakwelrs islandr His alIusons to promncn!
fail tho with laughter Among other
- o. interest he THE THE Is Q! fs Ss
sAop," The whipping Post,s "rrsoners a. their Meals
& the 70 he @ Sap from The happy
+ Mr. branch his or on vsry ea
pense hs lis two
eompsny :" artists namSerns on whose
ea wGS'd 20 e s's We n Penn
noycr the popular danseusc, Mons Eouari Verde and
fhs Sf these quite
assured will gratiy the thousands who nightly visit the
-e'" From the New York Sunday Atlas1
and capital hit has been made than that S the popre
the Mclodcon the rreprcssioc branch 10
appear the ackwc convict with his odd but In.
the Island, his speech, and
other Fun houses have been the immediate
they will doubt linuc while the eccentric
genius his cnga cement while the other mani
foil attractions OF the (Which may be In
detail In the card) are continued.
Everybody should come aud see this man. We charge
hing The attractions gvcn combining
every possible attraction In rehearsal and will be produced
shorty, new local burlesQuc, entitled
WHERE WAS MATSELL BORNf
On, Tbs PARISH CLERK OF BRANDON.
Written by eminent author and founded facts takrn
No 43 Of the Records Of the Com
Council of the city OF New York.
MILLS a MOLLENHAUER's THIRD soIREE WILL
Nl take place Thursday evening" March II, at Dod-
worths Hall. Further particulars In future announce
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UCTION NOTICE
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ut public an,t on,

beIng tue cntirc t0ntohs OF i've st0ry residence,
elegantly furnished throu hout,
be sold this day (Monday). at IL O'Clock. at l52 West
ienty irst street, between Sevcnth and Eighth
h sac is positive, rain shine and without ve
fery article In the house will sold TO the shest biddcr
cash consisting of COO yards Of superb Tapestry and
grain Carpets four elegant Pier and Mante Mirrors Silk
Lace Curtains, solid rosewood Paror Suits, In broatci
BY Saays two months ago. Etageye Centre and Pier
Vases. Bronzes and rich Parlor Ornaments valuable
.ntings, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture OF every
cripttop, in rosewood oak mahogany; superb Mat
sses Beds and Bedding Frcnh China and Silver ware
tely. Catalogues at house.
B-Parttes from distance assured that there will
no postpOnement of this sile, and that the furniture
ks OF art are worthy Of cal attention. all being
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H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER R--PEREMPTORY
.ais ~ hrnnerlx on Hrnadwrx Lx ar.is. ae

sale Of Valuable Property on broadway, by order OF
Icis W. Waldo assignee. Il. n. LUDLOW a co, will
Exchange = Broadway-An the right, title
3ntercst which Hoa~e wald, h,d on the S1st day Of
In 1861 In the o. ground with the building thereon
OF broadway aud Cedar street.
hing through Tempe street, being 10 feet on Broad
b. 1885, Also the xpired term OF 2i years fr the LIST
by 1884 as created by ceiia lease dated February O
part and Horace Waldo Of the second part In aud to
Undivided twelve part Of tho lot the wessr
e OF Broadway adjoining The above mentioned proper.
the north and known No 1877 Broadway, subject TO
nual rent OF $500, payable quarterly Maps &C., at
Pine street.
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LUDLOW, JR, AUCTIONEER
HANDSOME HOuSEMOLD FURNITURE.

IRA LUDLOW, JR., VIII sell on Tuesday, March =, AZ
Ioclock a; tho resdet &C No. Carroll place (Bleecker
corner OF Aiiy place., all the Furniture cona ned In
premises consisting In part OF elegant rosewood
oforte Also Meda on, Brussels Tapestry and Ingiain
bets; rich Crimson Danask Lace and other Curtains;
kch Pier Glasses, rosewood and mahogany Suits, In
b. &c.. Mirrors, Secretaries, bookcases, Sc,; fine OH
tngs and Engiavngs Chan.b Furniture OF nj, dcs-
hges, Easy Chairs, wardrobcs Sc and large quantity
Eds and Beddin, Also Dinng Room Furniture, ma
ny hair and seat Chars marble top nahogn-
deboard; oak and mahogany Onice Tables, marble Top
rs, Gro kerry! Cuticrry um.eu war, &C. Also a large
hence Catalogues ready Monday at the Office Of the
oneer, No. q Liberty street, between Broadway and
street.
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81 Broker In estate Merchandise and in ,uancc ISl
Fulton street opposite St. Pauls Chnrchyard New
Regular sales at store Tuesdays and Fridays j. w. N will
give his personal attention to sales pubc and prvate) at
the store and elsewhere Also iakc charge of property col
Any business entrusted his charge will be earnestly and
faithfully performed Return of sales promptly made Cash
advanced on merchandise Reererces-Hon Geo Opdyke,
Brown President Mechanics and Trader Bank; Ma han b.
Graham, President Fremen's Fund Insurance G, paw,
and O;hcrs
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In SALE AT AUCTION, THE sLOoP GEM, (wEsT.
|por) now lies on the beach at Cottage Point Long
W Also the cargo, consisting Of 100 Barrels Of Poatoes
x. Barrels of Onons The - IL are nearly new To be
In tuesday, March 4, 1861, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
VI hold Furniture.-To-day tMoniay), at lOH o'clock,
Broadway large stock of fine Furniture consisting of
Parior suits Library and Dining Suits Parior Secre
taies Etegeres G. bnes Bullets, Library and
Secretary Bookcases Lounges oh airs Centre bles Work
Tables Mattresses Vases Toilet Sets and general variety
% be positively sold.
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TTENRY B. HERTs, JR.. AUCTIONEER.
Ill PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TORE, SOLID SILVER WARE

HORSE CAKRIAGE, HARNESS, WAGON, &c.
HENRY WOOD CO., will sell on "Wednesday. March O.
lU1 O'clock No 2S Second avenue elegant Household
FurIure conpri ng rich Brocatel and Lace w Cur
tans and Cornccs Pier and Manel Mirrors
lor Suits in rocatei: rosewood and maho, any bookcases
aSe es Bedsieads Bureaus washsand. Wardrobes Gen.
Dining Room Suit, Buffet rich China and Glass War;
Silver Ware, Spoons, Forks Ladies' Punch Bowls Gobets
Tea Sets Napkin ngs Cutlery &C. Also rich Velvet
sells and In.rain Carpets and oths; together with the
usual asso nent OF Kitchen Furniture and Ut nsils, with
which the sale will commence.
Also at o'clock precisely, in front Of said house.
SCI one CARING, one Buggy, se OF Harness. AK t.
Catalogues w be ready on Tuesday at the occ OF the
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WARD sCHENCK. AUCTioNEER.
SIIPERH uQIISEIIQI.n EllRNIrIRE

SUPEKB TOUNE1ULD FUKNITUHE.
EDWARD SCHENCK, on Tuesday, March T. at IL
k his sacsroom, 1866 aud 1J7 Broadway, one OF the
assortmcns OF first class Furniture offered
iris ing elegant rosewood Parlor Suits In various cover
black walnut Library and Dining Room Suits In reps;
|s and Commodes; do. IN black walnut finished In oil;
10 rosewood and black walnut Armoirea-Glace and
lie top Eagcrcs and Bullets Extension Tables rosewood
fs aud other elegant Furniture.
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[vNpRoKER's sALE-w.. n LEWIS, AUCTION.
rer viii sell tomorrow, 10k O'Clock, al 1876 Bowery
S,rs large assortment OF Mems Clothing Of superior
Z, Dy order q ", 1 = sthPsoAs
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NJ. LEVY, AUCTIONEER-STORE NO. 26i CANAL
srect-Elcgant Household Furniture, Pianofortc Mir
Carpets, DC NJ. LEVY will sell by auction. on
sday next. 9Th inst at los o'clock, at - and q East
whole Of which is Of the best manufacture and last
ember consisting Of carved rosewood Suit In rich bro
elegant rosewood Etagere one very superior octave
ofortc, Mirrors Oil Paintings. Lace and Brocatcl Cur
J, to match, besides other cusomery assortment. The
.nbers include rosewood, mahogany, walnut ard
neIed Suits best Hair and other Mattresses Feather
Blankets. Marscilles Quilts &C. The Carpeng through
he hous, OF the very best Velvet Brussels, Thrcepy
stry, &c; Oilclohs Entrv ami Hall Furniture, with the
| Glassware, China, Cutlery, Plated Ware &C., &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
LBERT H. NIcoLAY. AUCTlONEER
Regular sale of Stocks AMI Bonds.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY
NJ b. CHAPMAN q CO., AUCTIONEERs.
!. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
INTINGS, STATUARY. aud many rare and elegant
WORKS OF ART


NJ b. CHAPMAN 4 CO, AUcTJONEERs
\. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
NTNGs srAryA66Rk snd ds many rare and elegant
Al public auction, on Monday. March 8.
the sa ssaesss at y Osssk wss,
PcrAvE RosEE9SD 9sEWdSS WFISS9SoRyE ROOM s,,,rs
s"f 6sessS
The auconces would cali the particular attention OF their
auction this The Furniture all made 10 order
pos tive without regard weather Drawing Rooms
fss
SAP and brackets two large Mante Mirrors richly
covered in three eolored satin brocade the richest
Arm and eight Oval Back Chairs rosewood Centre Ia.
stauary marble top & 70 match & the snits Etsgsres
|ngs pasHt ReeininE Easy Chairs Pier Gard and
lers Eslaw and other eminent artists Assump Of
an sary sSa,y non celebrated eel paniins In the Louvre
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE.
richest instrument offered at auction this season. superb
we'd legs and round corners full iron plate
ply tested by competent Judges aud pronounced
rnnent rosewood Canterbury do. Stool In bro.
PnI9g Ksom.osk Buffet, Extension Table, China Din.
and Tea S Sets Crysa Gassware richly engayed Table
|gany Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobcs Toilet Tables,
{UnOO IaDles, lsIr and Spring MAtrcs
Runterpanes, Blankets, Sheets Towels Mc(iraws patent
|cloths.
y BIsale percmptory. Strangers wishing TO attend this
pc will take the Fifth and SIKH cars stages
Astor House, 81. Nicho Metropolitan Ho.els leav-
B at Sixteenth street, few doors from the house.
UCTION NOTICED. D. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER
OFFICE S35 BROADWAY
pRTGAGE SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
|LEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE,
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS IN BROCATEI,
hLUABLE PAINTINGS, ARTISTIC BRONZES,
p. D. CAULKlNS CO. will sell on Monday, March s. at
elegant private residence, 2S West Fourteenth street.
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues commencing II O'clock
entire contents Of the house. The elegant Parlor Furni
III be sold the highest bidder cash. offering extra in
dement's to purchasers the entire furniture of
nearly and must be sold close the mortgage Elegant
cwood Pianofortc, octave with all modern improve
ens overstrung bass solid pearl keys, &C., cost in
ly last with guarantee for three years. rich
ool covered in satin. and embroidered Cover;
mt full suits OF rosewood aror Furniture In rich
II satin rosewood Etageres splendid and costly Pdran
Fnaments, rich Vases, Also, magnificent collection
rare Paintings rosewood Turkish Easy Chairs IN reps
sewood Centre and Side marble top Tables r hy carved
amber Suits In ,s,wood and mahogany Bureaus
fdsteads Was islands, Sofa Beds, in hair CLOTH tvs
IRE Hair Mattresses from 40 TO 81 lbs mad order
excellent condition Dining Room Furniture, consists OF
oak Extension Table, Silver Ware rich China ivory and
[yer Cutlery, Forks Spoons, a., with heavy cut
her OF &. HARPER, Attorney for Mortgagee
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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO MANAGES OF TIIEATRES.-The above drama, en-
tirey original its construction and adapted BY me- Is my
sole property and copyrighted according to law. II contains
the slightest infringement any authors rights the
subject hav been suggested by Banm's O'llara Ia es
-Four Of the scenes In act three In the second with
the whole of ptng twenty lines OF dia
Pccry and Terence. LAURA KEENE.
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6SIGNEE'S SALE.-A. NJ. CRTSTALAR, AUCTION
will sell this day, March 3 at IL O'Clock a, his
room % Bowcry the entire accounts, claims and
Of the late firm of Morje Wiy, formerly dong busi
at s.. Warren street. by order Of II. fGlkenbcrsh,
kyne~
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r LEWIS SMITH, AUCTfoNEER
q EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS
4, A , II IL


On "Wednesday, Mar ii O'Clock, the mandatory
and 96 and " East Houston street, four doors
east Of the Bowery.
j. BOYCE Will sell large and splendid assort
ment of superior ood mahogany. walnut I'd oak Fur
nture OF every descriptions consisting IN part elegant rose
wood Eagercs, Centre Side aud Sofa Tables with satuary
brocal and other rich and fashionable coverns Chamber
Furniture In every variety OF sye and nish in suits;
plain do of walnut and maho richly carved walnut and
oak Bullets. Extension Dining Tables, dining Chairs
S,Ias Lounges Turkish Easy Caairs &c Catalogues really
on the day before the sale.
r p. TRAvER AUCTIONEER-OFFICE 17O CHAT.
e. ham street. will sell, tns day, at II O'Clock, 54
Fo nth Avenue A. Counters large Grocery
se Gas Fixtures Scales Awning Signs Tea Caddes Teas
Slsas ,aee Fresh Butter Lard, Cheese Soaps Spices
r MORIARTY, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
from manufactures and families which be Sold Also
Feather Beds, 0O Oil Paintings Mirrors, Carpets Clocks,
Cutlery, and variety oil Dry and Fancy Goods, &C. &C.
PUBLIc SALE OF THE ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
inafon Railroad.
Default having made by the Alexandria and Washing
ton Railroad Company in the payment of the accrued inte
rest certain BONDS Doned and described In certain
deed OF trust from said to Walter Lnox bearing
Ing by an order the County Court OF Alexandra c'uny.
made at its February term, 1852 been substituted and APP
the said LeLox and having been requested in writing by
the holders OF wards Of hreeths Of the bonds in said
deed mentioned Will pursuant with said request and ot
day April 1862 in front Of the Mayors Office In the city
ofAexandra, Virginia. at IL ocok NJ sell ibc auction
minus in Alexandria. ya and tho depot the Baltimore
ami Ohio RuoLd in Washin ston, together with the Fran
ehes OF said company and all the rights and privileges of
in or covered by said deed Of trust.
NorE "A copy of the deed Uf trust above meiiinct may
be inspected at my law oce in Washington CITY, 40 PENN
JOSEPH B. STEWART. Substituted Trustee.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03

pCTION SALE OF CRoCKERY AND GLASS
HENRY q. EVANS will sell in los 10 suit dealers, on
fday March at l0 o'clock, at IS Maiden lane. well
hted stock of white granite and common Ware, China
Ware including the stock of retailer d, clining
.ness which must be sold without reserve for ca sh.
tis carefully reIacked for shipping
The New York herald., 1862-03-03
UCTION SALE OF HAND,oME HoUsEHoLD FUR

ntre the property OF DR. Arthur Prentiss l23 Waver
liey place, between Washington square and Sixth q emu,
ne sold At pubic auction this day March at O'Clock!
In Carpets ONE Chairs mahosany Sofa black walnut
Pkcase, Corner and Book Stands, &C.; beautiful Parlor
nture In suits covered In brocate silk reps and
rosewood Centre and Pier Tables, Easeres, with mir
backs and doors; twcnty-one day Bronze Clock, rich
Paintings Turkish Arnchars and Lounges, large oval
rors rosewood and mahogany round corncred Bedscad
eaus, Washstands Hair Mat Beds, Bcddn",
sheets, Damask and Lace Curtains Clocks, sprn scat
'rs Sofa Beds, Lounges Rockcs Tea and Extension Ia
ing Chairs &c Sas positive. All the goods he re-
Ded twenty four hours after tic sale
The New York herald., 1862-03-03

J. BLEECKER, SON & co. WILL SELL AT AUG.
ton, on Tn rsday March g. at II O'CLOCK, foot Of
shin on rect. south Eighth street, Jersey City,
schooner Mary Ellis. OF New York, 200 tons b,rthen
Captain D.wi
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CCTfON SALE-D8Y GOODS. &C, &C-A NJ CR.S-
TALAR. auctionecr, % BCwcry. will sell this day,
hs a. IL O'Clock without rcscvc by order of asgnecs,
Tuckwotton anu Indi, Drills. and Corset Jeans;
pes spring style Prints; 10 En.ish CANT; ,Sj
css Grain Eags and IL tales OF hnc waddine in la t
able for retail tra c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GEORGE COOK AUCTIONEER
" ELEGANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: :.
This day, at lO ocock 4l Broadway large STOCK OF
fine Furniture consisting Paror suits. brsry and n
Ing Room Suits Paor Secretar eseres Caterpures
Cabinets. Bullets Library and Secretary Bookease-'
Lounges Chairs Centre Tables Work Tables Ma IRE
Vases Toilet Sets Tea Sets, and general variety to De
positively sold
The New York herald., 1862-03-03

|lN BEHALF OF THE CHURCH OF THE REDEMP
~ tim, East Fourteenth strcet-Mr Dc Coriova will
deliver his amusing Lecture 'The Bail Is Up'
lay ns. March 3 1862 at o'clock In the Lecture
Tickets Is
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r,HE THIRD LECTURE OF THE COURSE IN BEHALF
Of the Church Of the Resurrection will be delivered by
Rev. Alexander vnton D D. of 81 Marks church on Mon
day evening" Ma g. In Trpnor's Hall, s. West Thirty
fos tn street. II Broadway. Subject
Austria Tick Is cents To be had ut the door. Doors
oIcn Mt 4 lecture tn commance mt s.
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"WAsHISGroN CITY DURING TIE REBELLION"
C,rrs. .t,tnle


New York. Feb &C. 1861
Rev. CLEMENT NJ. BurtE., D. ID. Dear Sir-Many OF us
heard the cct ds.yerei "Washin2ton CT During
the Rcbcich' at Ia Iii, Jrica )ccty Rooms In this
cry, the evening OF the 2ith inst We express not
vows, but, sure, the unanimous
views the and intelligent audience which listened 10
you that occasion, when a your lctue WIS
Ilce with information OF the decpes and thrilling In
terest, while l. aboundcd In sentiments most gratifying tn
loyal patriotic An heart. We hazard nothing in
saying That such lecture should BE- repeated here and
should he heard by stu larger numbers OF fellow cit.
this metropolis We therefore beg of the favor
to the Lecture the cvrnn, OF Thursday the 6th
OF March, oo * at Irving Hal Your compliance with
this request W II greatly oJgc ani Will DO essential
vice to tho oi the nsttuon and the Union.
We your friends,
IIoraiio Potter, q. Pcrnchief Charles Gould,
Lu her alish Gelryc II. Moorc, X. Bard,
Stephen ii Tyag, T. W. q. Moore Henry II. Smith,
Stewart Brown, Horace Webster, III. Il. Montgomery,
Alex. II. vinon Caas L. Kirkland, Samuel Cooke,
Rus'li u. Hitthcock, Nm. NJ verinilyc, II. r. Booth,
10 IN ID. Wolfe, II. Dyer, Thornton Mills,
viii am Adams, Gco. l.. Prentiss, John q. Jay,
Asa ID. Smith, j. Cotton Smith, +. A. Bcnjamlne.
Frederick T. Peet,
NEW YoRK, Feb. 20, 1862
GKSrKNEN-I have received with very great gratcation,
yur kind invitation 70 repeat my Lecture on washington
tim and place specified in your note. an yours Ac
G. NJ. BUTLER.
To Rt. R,v HonArIo PorrER and others:
TAcs Lecture be had at No. Bible Hous, and
l;ando.ph's, 6S3 Broadway.
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UCNION NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
will SELL this day, Monday, at l0 O'Clock, salcsroom
Nassau street Household Furniture consisting OF Brus
tapestry, velvet and ingram Carpetings Library Book
mahogany and rosewood Parlor Suits in bro
and hair cloth, viz: Tciea-Tetes, Arm and Parlor
irs Mirrors, Mantcl Vases, Ornaments Bullets, Exten-
Dining Tables Dining Chairs. china Tea Sets. Dressing
caus, Washstands Bedsteais hair Mattresses feather
$, Lounges, Wardrobes, &c, dc.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03

DIANOFORTEs, &C,
i AT AUCTION.
Friday, March Z. at IL O'Clock A. n.
j. " NEWSGN. AIl,TIuNEER


J. W. NEWSON, AUCTIUNEER,
lS2 Fulton street. opposite st. faal' churchyard
Will be sold, close consignment large variety of
and second hand and "a octave Rosewood Panoor.es n
and fancy all instruments. by well
known makers; fully warranted. Aso, Meoleo
Seaphne and two excellent Sewing Machines Terms cash.
approved endorsed notes Mt manhs with interest,"
$40.
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MUSICAL.

A MAGNlFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PA
hoiorte Tor sale-Eeganty legs and case,
on pans ro IRON plate lined with satlnwood has all the
cost 0o for s2j including stool and Also
furniture az ga rhce. Inquire at ~ West Twenty
siAth street, Six avenue
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UCTIoN sALE-RRADY MADE CLOTHING DRY

Goods, Cloths, vestnss, &C., Ac.--A. NJ. CRISTALAR
onccr, - Bowery will sell this day, 3d inst, at tUI
pck Cashmere and Cloth Business Frock and Sack Coats
simcrs Dtcssin and Satpct Pants SILK Satin and
Vests In great variety. Also 10 pieces Broaaclohs
eos Satincts, variety OF veftings Muslns, Lnings
reiing Bags Sh.rts Draw e-s, &C., DC.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03

fI'hE flsESENT HARD TIMES FOR MONEY, ALONE
indu rs me TO oler my Piano for sale for less
than half its cost e months made expressly for
owners by Of the best city makers $685.
II IL one OF the most magnificent paror grand action
Ing alone cost 500 Amateurs professors dealers
parties wishing TO k advantage of the times
y.td to call at 1913 nry street, New York
raise $s5 cash. the Piano shall chance seldom offered
A cash customer sh Ill be satisfied
The New York herald., 1862-03-03

old BOwERY THEATRE
" UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1891.
FULL EQUESTRIAN SHOW.
Saturday, March 8,
Complimentary benefit 70
SAMUEL Y. STICkNEY,
when he will ride for the first time New York In 20 years.
The New York herald., 1862-03-03

NrOTICE-REv w. H. MILBURN WILL DELIVER A
lecture Sergeant S prentiss thc thnndercr OF the
Southwest at the Allen street NJ. f. church, Monday
evening next the Sd March. at o'clock Doors open X
Adinittancc IS cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

A RECEIPT is going the rounds of the pa
Pers for making barley coffee, coupled with
the stalementthat not more than ons-tliird
the amount ofireal coffee is now sold per
week, that was sold previous to the coffee
tariff. Its also stated that great prcpara-
tons are under way for making maple SUI
gaF the coming springand raising sorghum
next season, to furnish sufficient ounnti.
" OF the sWeetenihg of life, without RELY.
ing on the juice of the sugar cane. We
would uphold in the strongest manner
home productions Of all kinds, for they
add SO much to the wealth OF the coun-
try. 1t is also our candid opinion that the
American people might get on.n great deal
better, If they would use fewer luxuries.
II man is convinced he is using any
luxury which Is deleterious to his health
or his purse, or which he would be bet
ter OtT in any way without, he had better
stop: he oughtto have stopped long ago.
But isn't it rather mean to quit just now
on account of the-t6xtnpOasd on Injuries
for the purpose of carrying on the war a.
A man must have dimiautiye respeet for
himself, as he sits slipping a mild decoctton
Of barley in place Of the coffee he used to
love so we'll, and all because the coffee
costs few cents pound more than for.
merly, the surplus going into the impov.
erished treasury OF the country. The gov.
ernment has gos,as Ear as il can 20 withou,
money, and has found it necessary 10 an.
peal to the aEguReptpm I'D erumsnam. We
have all Of US got to help pay for this war.
10 one way OF another, and no where can
We pay our proportion easier than through
the tax imposed on the luxuries Of life,
which, while they are not absolutely ne
csssaFy to our existence, add so much to
our comfort and enjoyment. A man need
not luxuriate himself to death for the sake
Of helping the, Government; but don't let
us become nation of ascetics and leave
Of all thegood things. because, forsOo,b,
they are taxed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-01

THERR ia a migratory newspaper in the
Southwest which was formerly known as
the Louisville courier. It was a strong
Secession Bpekuer sheet, and when Il
found that the city Of Louisville was get
ting too hot for It's safe existence, il packed
up and moved OF to Nashville, Tennessee.
where it was published for while under
the title Of the Notwithstanding Courier.
Spbseqpsntlyi it vetnred a little closer to
its former home, aud took stand at Bow.
ling Green, Kentucky, changing its name
TO suit its new locality. When the rebels
ran away nom the latter place the Courier
again took tosits heels aud brought mp al
olatksville, Tennessee. The Telegraph re.
Gently announced that that place had also
sucGumbed to the onward march Of the
Union army; but what became Of the Cou-
rier, We are not informed.