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, 1862-05-26

Apo1tion Of McCIellan's ferce have had
scycrsl sharp skiynaiEhes with the enemy,
and in every instance defeated and driven
him hack. Howel! Cobb, with his brag-
Eing Georgia,,s, was obliged TO skcaaddlc
before greatly interior force; and the
@Louisiana Tigers were nearly demol-
ished. ,y the gallant Fourth Michigan
some 60 being killed, 15o wounded, and 80
or 40 taken prisoners. Richmond must
Eof,n he ours.
, 1862-05-26

NASHVILLE, May 25-Cotton sold sstnr,aav
at 20 cents Tor guild and % cent? for IInia,
and Planter's Bank Notes. Planters rafnse Al
Other money for cotton.
TRASv1LLE, Nay 25-The son Of Aaron Y.
Brown, former Governor Of Tennessee. WIS
killed yesterday In Arkansaa by the oYe1seer
of his plantation.
L passenger from New Or1esnB says that at
the Boston Cluh Room, CftyJ ndga, Price, shot
1ata1ly Dr. Alexander Haos'ey, both Of that
CITY. The altercssion was concerning submit
9iDg to Federal authority In New Or1e8ns,
, 1862-05-26
RIOT In BALTIMOl1E.
Several Attempts to Hang MeR--.
Great Excitement,

BALTIMORE, May 25.-The sccession1sts Of
Baltimore hare been exulting over the report
ed defeat and death Of Col Kenly. The
announcement to-day that Kenly was not
dead WIS received with shouts Of applause,
There is great excitement in the city. Two
men have been knocked down in front Of
the telegraph office. One was heard
to say, ssYou have It your way
now, but we'll have it ours soon.n Obnox-
fous citizens have to keep ont Of sight This
iutense feeling is explained by the fact that
the regiments which suffered the most be-
longed to Baltimore. Many arrests have been
made By the police.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, May 25.-1:S0 P. M.-The mob
attempted to hang man in Monument Square,
but were prevented BY the police.
THIRD DISPATCH.
, BALTIMORE. $40 P. M-The crowd has
greatly increased this afternoon. Several pco-
pie were chased and knocked down. Alter
the arrests By the police, the crowd thinned
out, and all is now quiet
, 1862-05-26
TIE ADVANCE on RICHMOND.
The Federal Forces Cross the Chdcka-
homtny.


MCCLKILANe HEADQUARTEHA,
TEE MnEs FROM R1cHAoNp, May II.
Our troops crossed the Chickahomin7 at
the railroad and Bottoms bridge, aud now
occupy position II miles beyond.
A teE Of the cnemy's pickets can be seen.
In front Of Gen Stoneman's advance, off
bic. From our best Information. the enemy e. nv
has selected position three or four miles this
eide Of Richmond to meet our troops The
Federal advance is now seven miles from
Richmond, Further progress Will be neces-
earilv slow.
The only matter Of interest to-dav WIS the
ehcllIng out of the rebels on the opposftA
bank Of the river at New Bridge.
, 1862-05-26

GET Bull RuN RUSSELL has published q
Two column attack in the London Times on
frcreta1y Stanton, the President aud the
Americans generally. Geo. F. Train, the
live Yankee in England, made a speech in
T. ndon Immediately after reading the VII
lit1er's article, in which he describes the
character and conduct Of that individual,
and draws a portrait Of him true to the
life, Train Is just the man to show up Bull
Run Russell, and he has done it most beau-
itnny. We reproduce the speech else
Hlerc
, 1862-05-26

The news from Gen Banks's army is
highly exciting. He has been attacked by
an immense body Of rebels, snd obliged to
fall back, first TO Winchester, then TO Har-
pe1's Ferry, and finally to Williamsport
The rebels are said to be in pursuit Of him,
and it is feared they Will make their way
into Maryland and perhaps 10 Washington.
OF course the people of the Capital are
highly excited Every effort, most certain
II, will be made 70 reinforce Banks, and
prevent such disaster. The thing Ger
1ain1y has very bad look now.
, 1862-05-26

BALTIMORE, May 24.-It was reported at
Norfolk yesterday that Burnside had taken
Weldon, n. c..
New YonK, May 224.-The Newbern papers
of the 10th mention the return of the expe-
dition of two regiments from Poslocksyiile.
where they met and dispersed the rebel cavalry.
No casualties are mentioned.
, 1862-05-26

w A N T E D-A young woman
W wishes for situation with family going East
is willing to take Of children from tRo Is three
yeas old, aud can render herself valuable as seam
given. Address A-E," Post Once Bo158W.
, 1862-05-26
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
The Tug Zounye Flown up In Lake
st. Clair and KouF Men Killed.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ] -
DE1Rosr, May Is, 1863.
The ting zouase blew up In Lake ST. CHR
just Oft Crosse Point, to-day, and Capt. Lee,
Second engineer William Dawes, the steward,
and one fireman, wcro killed. Capt l. Waffle,
Of the bark Shanghai, was blown into the lake,
but not hurt. The tug is total wreck
DETROIT. May 2S,-Tha tug Zonave explo-
dsd s hSr boilers & 9n LaEe 6 q; GUY n 1s eleven
ond engineer VIM. a D. Downer, John Bar
ren tho cook, and one fireman. Boat total
loss. -.
, 1862-05-26

~ Il. L. Robinson Of Binghamtou, n. T.,
f,rmef1y of the Illinois Central railroad, has
been appointed Assistant Quartermaater with
the rank Of Captain, and detailed for duty as
an assistant Of Col. Mc0al1um, Military Su-
perintendent of railroads.
, 1862-05-26
Ttlz GrthunG.


@ Senator Summer delivered power
full and convincing speech in the Senate
last week On the subject Of con6scatiug the
property Of rebels in arms against the Gov
eminent. An abstract of his remarks will
be found on another page. It viii well pay
rer11sa1
, 1862-05-26

eayB.
Messrs. Austin T. Tomlinson, contractors
for manufacturing wagons at tbs State Prison,
have Just received orders from the Govern
ment for three hundred and twenty-five wxg-
ons, one hundred md seventy for Freuont'a
department and one hundred and fifty for
Western Missouri, to b. shipped imnedi.
ste1Y. s.~: K
, 1862-05-26
~ On Thnrsi3av the 22d there

@ On Thursday the I'D there was an eleca
ton Of State officers under the constitution
OF West Virginia, snd Gov. Pierpout and his
associates Of the provisional government Of
old Virginia hsd the field without opposition.
, 1862-05-26

AetafDtnE to her Af1egfance-The
D91on mag Floating over the Cap4.

Fon7REss MONROE, May 24.-By the steamer
Te1rJ arrived from NewberD, we learn that tho
-alneacan a L., nag was raised in Raleigh some few
ceiVed News brought by far Of truce
, 1862-05-26

An Old Order Renexred-A had Look
for Refugees and CoEresp0ndcuts-An
Important Reconnaissance.
, 1862-05-26
FROM HURNSIDE,S ARMY.

Reported Capture OF Raleigh. II. G.
BALTIMORE, May 25.-It is reported here
that Burnside has captured Raleigh, N. G.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
IT. n MUH LENBERG,
Cashier of the Farmers Bank OF Reading, Penn.

IN COTTON AUCTIONEER-EXTRA LARGE SALE
II OF second hand Furniture, Carpa;s Ocoths Gas FIX
lures Chandeliers Pianos Billiard T be, &c. This day
street. Nassau street. the Soc of cond hand
Furniture this will embrace
all the Furniture of two houses and among other
goods, Extension Tables, Dining Gard, Centre and Pier
Tables Wardrobes Dressing ahognn and black
walnut Bedsteads Bookcases a STYLES O. Carpets nd Or
Cloths cottage Furniture, Chandeliers, kitchen furn.trre,
&c Also, uod Pianofofle and ole
bed Billiard Table, full and complete Also,
French plate Mirrors ale will be without reserve.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
SALES AT AUCTION.


CHERIFF SALE-FLOUR AND STARCH.
d CHAMBERS 4 FAIRCHILD. AUCTIONEERS.
VIII sell their saesroom, ll3 Nassau street. this day
Saturday February l, at II O'clock
Ten BARkELS supERFInE rL0uh
Also for of former purchases onr barrel varnsh
and three barrels Oil. JOHN KELLY late sheriff.
VxyILIIAM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Sa uriay February l0a O'clock No. IS Fulton
street. large stock Of Uphosering Goods 100 bass Fea
thers 200 Husks 100 bales Sea Grass Ced Hair in
Rope Spreads Comforers Iron Safe Desks
Chairs damaged by the late hre BY order of Insurance
Company
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

EvIRsT CLASS STEAM FORGE FOR sALE.-wILL BE
IL sold at public sale. clock NJ Tuesday the 4th
day Of February 1882 at the public house of w. L. DeBor
bon In the city Of Reading the property known the Read
said Forge substantially built and completely equipped
with all the modern improve nents, including seventon
Nasmyh hammer and three KIRK hammers each with
heating furnaces and boilers attached. tyre bending
chine and three puddiing furnaces five bacEsmhs
1orges two cranes largest class boring MILL
Main building 800 100 feet with sheet arren
shop and brick Office with lre proof &C.. the pre-
misses, which contain oyer 2ia acres
Said Forge most CONVENIENTLY located for business adj
joining the Reading Railroad, and connected Herewith
that Locomotives can take away AM deliver cars Of iron
outside the building by which COAL scrap iron, &c,
be dumped close each furnace, without
hauling aior. This Forge capable of executing
the heaviest work. fasing forged and finished the main
mAde) besides complete of forgings for numerous
steamships for and others The city OF Read
advantages the successful operation
Of such forge. 1t 10 within 5S miles of Philadelphia
nectod Herewith by the Railroad and the SC luy
kill (60 toni canal l2S miles BY direct from New York,
l3S from Baltimore. "a from Hari burg. and "a the
0chuyk coal region, whence the best anthracite coal
be placed the furnace doors for about 81 Is Read
ing situated In OF the fnc arcltu al dis riots OF
has rlaon OF 200 and noted for It's
~ contains ffnases than other in the United
States iron Of description be procured by the forge
the lowest prices Title clear OF all incumbrance Pos
session given Immediately ard terms made suit pur
chasers The Forge Is IN complete order and Is furnished
with every tool and apputenance to commence
well the attention those engaged in the above bust
pcss.
For any further information, apply 10
n II. II. MUH LENBERG.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
EXPRESSES.

fpus NORRIS EXPRESS q gR1AD STREET. ia.
ironiAed b may leading fou - iorwsris pnfsas,s
p ktfrdk and Roanoke % Mas au Uavafag VI
81 ia West Indies, ith February 40 Egu pc tuesday
and FsuA!, Orders solicited. lgnez reference cu.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

MDNQAH
49, (Iast time for Tie ureeeatl.
doldsmith's standard Comedy
SHE ST0OP5 TO C0u4UER.
TUESDAY
(Frsl time here),
THE POOR GENTLEMAN
WEDNESDAY
fFirst time here),
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
THURSDAY
(First time here).
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
The comedies to be prepared with the utmost care
SCENERY,
APPOINTMENTS,
ALL NEW.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

AMUSEWENTS.
MIBLos GARDEN
lv Lessee Manager ... Henry c. Jarrett
FOURTH WEEK NF rHE GRAND COaBINATIOS.
MIR r.. l.. DAVE sPORT
MR. JAMES w WALLACk. JR.
MRS JAmEs W wAll.Ack iR
MGa JULIA B BARROW
First nisht OF shak-prr maserwor1 Gin I've scts) Of
MA 'eFTH
The piece will be u - with
CoREEcT APPOINTMENTS, APPROPRIATE COSTUMES
ORIGINAL MUSIC
.s, an ,,, lny Ma;hew LocSe) wtha
WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED
BY ANY THEATRE IN THE
tbs SATURDAY. EyLNlNu, FEB l., 1861
VIII be acted Shakspere- Tranedy #
MACBETH.
MACBETH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M j W WAif.ACK. Jr
MAcDuFF F............+...........Mr Mr. r. j. DAfENPOKT
MAICOiM M............"............Mr WIN VIE ArLEY
bANJuO ...,..-..4-.... MT. dEoh0E k1Eh
fihSi v iToH'' MT MAhh SMITH
L. ny MACBETH ............ Mrs JAMES W. WALLACK
On Monday evening, Feb. 3, 1862
VIII be presented With splendid distribution Of the various
characters. shsksp spere's Tragedy Of
ROMEO AND JULIET
Due notice will be given Of the irt appearance Of those
MRS. JOHN WOOD
MIR. j. COLLINS.
THE COLLEEN BAwN.
Admission 70 all parts of the house,. 80 cents
Doors open at I; commence at Tx.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

! 4 J. hO9AEi huCrToNrERs TINS DAY, At
Y. iit; yto5ii 49, t,i. 'p9 rooms. 40. hot William
soas, Lounges fogw. vi taror sat, m,sor4ny CfriiH
kcri, fses ana lrrr1in tfflple fJ ~ u~ss.itt
rosus. marble top Nenrc nud ste Tafes t6.ti,s
asses, Oh Partnls, lt shtdl, inafocv,. 4 cotila
.dstCads Croslo ~ and q ssvtff. Wurf1n fargra ia
,uners. Also. ! bnNu Hofse, 1875 d1nis hirt: I
rIei Horse, FUtrhers cart 'ut Hulcss 40 an PhA.
patent ahiYned asla slv 3 ara lty.l inafhc be
tn Balls, Mafsers, Ss
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
ANIUsEMENTS.

WAIIACK's.
w Entrances In Broadway and Thrteenlh street.
VARIETY NIGHTLY
STANDARD COMEDIES
and others in active OF pfepnration the
music, costumes and stage appointments all new.
SATURDAY,
VIII be performed fourth e) Holcroft justly celebrated
play oi
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
AMUsHMENrs.

A CADEMY or MUsIC-NEW YORK-0PERA
N MONDAY Feb 5. LA TRAvIATA
rnts morning eight O'Clock, tue ticket omces
RI New York aud Brookyn Academies, Beer a shirmers
q @essor of brerslngl, 70l Broadwar and bibel wall
where seats can he secured or New York ana Brook
Yn % era for two orega nights In a,vtnce.
Mr. j. GkAU has the honor that Verdrs cele
braed OPERA which ed much favor its
revival last season, ana IN which
MISS KELLOGG
created so great q nsation In the dramatic role OF
NloLEfrA, va BE- paved
MONDAY NEXT
The universal desire expressed the box Office for this
reretiton has Induced Mr. Grsu the urgent
quests Of the public.
In consequence of tie sAsftoess Of the season, II will
impossible 10 give l. TRAVIArA this only
DEBUT Of SIGNOR vPOLIrO,
Primo Baritone OF air. Max Maeueks company, the
OF GERAONT
sgnor Ypolo's high reputation. confirmed by recent
Of the most Gathering
his accession 70 the Academy forces
The remaining character. VIII te sustsined by
sgBOr BRfGkOLI, Signor BARILL
Musical Director snd Conductor MARErZEK
Mr. GO1TSCHAlKS First Grand Concert will take place
positively on rucs1sy. Feb H.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
GEORGE COOK, AUcTIONEER.
" Assgnee's Sale OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD u FURNITURE

. - ELEHANI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BY GEO. COOK this day at II O'Clock store 4l Broad
way stock Of nrs class goods consisting of Psror
Chsnber Library and Dining Room Suits OF various designs
Canterouries Centre and Fancy Tables rosewood Ward
rohes Armoirc Glacs SdeDoaI is Bookcases Extension
Dnng Tables Lounges, Chairs, &C. TOO numerous to
lion. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

VNALIACKS THEATRE
w "The Lester wallack Polka composed BY R. Stoepe
il played night with great excellent like
OF Lester waack, ESQ., adorns the title page Price IS
cents per copy. FIRTH. POND Il CO,
Music Publishers, 5i7 broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

IIENRY D. MINER AUCTTONEER-sA ALEsKooM ~
Nassau street opposite the Post Oh C. MINER So
tLEVl..liN viii sri. auction Wednesday. Feb
he ta sIOom, 81 Nassau street III collection 0f Modern
I'd Ancient OIL Paintings VIII tc view Monday, 81.
"Details in timc
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
REsTAURANTs.


FULTON COFFEE HOUSE, li5 FULTON STREET,
~ Having completed eur genens for cooking
W stcam would respectfully invite the puslc
tfy Just "seam All who have tried them pro-
nouncing them sup oysters cooked any
sye az the ony manner IN which the iu uayor OF the
oyster Is retained They still "sews" 'roastsv
'lrics &c but "stcans far superior believe
that All other methods viii be abandoned for this delicious
dish. Ladies' Dining Eoofn and Geuts Lunch Counter
always supplied with the best the market affords. Ladies'
VIII hni thls one OF the best places IN the city TO procure
frcshltenis, whether breakfast " inner" or Tea
4a - ---
DECEIVED AT LTBByis, NO. ISo FULTON STREET.
lt another hnc lot Of Chincoteaguc Oysters N. The
nnet Scwa, Fries and Roass In Oysicts opened
without aching Fry the Fancy Roas and Boston Sews
49, ----
iI'nE CAT rs OUT Of THE BAG, AND TIE
l. pace A. now open az 323s Atlantic street. Hcyt,
Brollyn. New Lia shadss Bot Ale IA the city, ecn,sa
gLss, n eara 3ccnts glass Call AMI try ". MS.
y C0iGns 4 Co.'s Philadelphia Ale, cents glass Ali
nENtf c. FRASER Proprietor
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

rIENRi y. IIEITs, JE., AuCTIoSEER.
shefihs sale-Dress Patterns Hoop Skirts, &C.
HENRY WOOD q co. VIII s,ll on Monday, February 4,
y O'Clock, at their sscsrorns, $50 Broaday large lot
Dress Modes, Patterns focp skirts Skirt Materials Sew
Math nes Cutting Shears Sairt Frames g. also large
Pt OF Mirrors, Carpets. Sofas Chairs, Counters, Desis
tools, show Cards snow Cass Gas fSttres. Stoves Oh
18th. &C. BY order OF JAMES LYNCH Shriir
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

GEORGE HOLBROOK AUCTIOEERR-WILI SELL
u this day, ut los ocock 1s3 poster street. the entire
Furniture of the house. Rosewood Suit in broca
ell Mahogany suit in haicoth Brussels ana Ingram Car
pets Pier Glasses mahogany and other Bedseads maho
ny marble top Dressing and other Bureaus, Wardrobe
Chamber Suits Hair aud other Mattresses Feather Bosters
Pillows &c Wasisands Toilet China Gltss, Silver and
Dher Wares; Chandeliers marble top Centre aud other
Fables Curtains, Cornices, Hat Rack Dining Room and
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

UCTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, &C.
n A. NJ CRISrALAR, auctioneer IS Bowery will sell
Monday, February at loH O'Clock large stock OF
Ci,thing, comprising Cloth, Pio Beaver and Peersham
Frock Sack Business Coats Doeskn Cloth Cass-
and satinet Pants Silk Satin Velvet and Cloth Vests;
also Piere Goods Cloths Cassmercs, Satinet Shrtin2s
Sheeing Innings vestings, Satins Silks large lot OF
Woolen Undershris and Drawers Buck Gloves and Mts,
Linen Thread Trimmings.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

NEW BOWERY THEATRE
IN Sole fropreors Mesrs q. L. Fox and J.W Lngsrd
SATURDAY, Feb l. 1862.
The interesting drama OF
DOMINIQUE THE DESERTER
The Grand Fairy Spectacle of
CaEaRY AND FAIR STAR.
And the romantic drama Of
THE SEVEN ESCAPES OF ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY, FEB l. 1852
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY
TWO SUPERB PERFORMANCES.
EVENING, at TX O'Clock.
At each OF which ia produced that and elegant
HOLIDAY FAIRY PIECE
ONpINA, THE BOWER OF BEAUTY;
THE NAIAD QUEEN
ch has been ed with such unistakeabe enthusiasm
y THE Fairy GUARD OF AMAzoNs
During the piece PROBE aSOR A. GIEITZ from Europe.
will appear, for the FIRST time in America, with his
EITHER, A NEW NJ SICAL IASTRUMENT,
Accompanied BY Mr.. B. Herzog. Jr. on the Guitar.
The following wonde ful living n0velL.0s 1t al hours
LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS.
The great and cnrlous
Ard eats his half bushel Of eels per day.
Tho l2 BEAUTIFUL TINY SEA HORSES, sailing In tho
Grand Aquaria which contains beautiful aud living
h frs al q9aTsEi q 1ae gleos SAMSON Hanov ranv
Monster Serpents. Wax Figures, &c.
Admission to ALL % cents; children under TO- 10 cents
COMM0CORE MUTT the 330.u0o Mutt. will be cracked
nex, Monday. Feb. 3.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

JORTGAGE sALE.--IoHN II. BURLEY. AUG.
gor.mcn, Of Sofas Sofa Beds; Exclusion, Cen,r. aud
her Tables. marble top aud other Bureaus, mahogany
oeking and other Chairs Warrobes, atraeks; Pier Man
and Other Classes, sevood and other Bodstcads; b
lie, thrcepy other Carpets Pictures Han aud other
aitrsscs, Fenther Beds, Comfortcrs, Blankets, Pillows
.stsrs Iolst Sets China Esrshsn GLASS and Kitchen
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

(NONSTABLES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU.
~ tion will sell at lO1 clock, at BOGARTS
auction rooms North William ~ nests OF Sheet
Iron Camp Boilers. THOMAS EOYLE Constable
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
, 7. HAzELL. AucTToNEER.

, T. HAZELL. AUCTIoNEER
y. y ntted states Prize Commissioners Sale.
WUITTEMORE A HAZELL viii sell, this day lSaurdav)
b. l. ut o'clock a. the Union Stores Zone dock north Oh
le Hamilton fsrry), Biooklyn--
go bsr.t,s No IHeTring.
/ NJ barrels MackereL
I f2 ter1cs Cuba Molasses
~ barrels Cuba Mo.asscs
BY order OF
! E. II. OWEN limited g.atcs
WHIiTEdURE & HAztLI, AuctIonnCrs,
Store l55 BfoAaway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID THIS EVENING SATURDAY., FEBRUARY L.
MARTHA
Re-ontree of M0s CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG

LADY HESRIETTE.
Nine. 9trakosch Nancy Brgnoli. .LyontI
Susini. Punket Barih Tristan
Musical Director and Conductor . MAX MARETZEK
for Brooklyn Academy also be secured SoeP
" all street.
The musical critic of the New York Herald Of Miss
keoggs performance In Martha
The Lady Henrietts of Miss Kellogg II not great
sa,ona success her Traviaa srtsticsy perform
ance of greater merit In the latter role her delcao
physique and her complete abandonment Of herself 10 the
emotional Influences Of The In the last tive
acts veritable triumphhut WHOLE the character
not as perfectly sustained her Henrette last aght
The pressure viii not allow TO enter into
closer analysis the merits OF the performance su-
ceu elected The enthusiastic applause OF the
house throughout and confirmed the ancpatons formed
Of the brilliant that lies before this talented young
artist.
The musical critic OF the New York Times observes Of it,
The role OF LIZ rdy Henr suits Miss Kellogg The hs
episodicl touches OF sentiment sm with which Ia filled
accord PLEASANTLY with OF her Style and the
yivacity OF the within reach or her
celen method She thus enabled TO touch lightly and
gracefully two essential We regard her mper
0naon the character Of the best we have been
called upon o record In the Last Rose OF mmer 81
Kellogg deservedly epcored. We doubt II II ever has
been sung better tae operate stage.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
TTENRv IT, rEEps, AUcr.oyEER-uENaY II

IIENRy II. rEEDS, ACCOMMODATIONS II.
III LEEDS Co. VIII sell mt auction saturday, Feb
u los ncock at the earoun, 2S Nassau street. Household
Furniture consisting Brussels and ran CaTprs black
salnut L9ne with marble top; carved oak Extension
Dining Table, black walnut do with Tyre lers; mahogany
sofa Beds, rosewood Bcdgtaads. mahogany Arm
hairs covered In hair ih maho any Bookstauds nlaho
any Eiege.es rosewood marble top Centre Tables
o-ewood marble top Etesres, sdebosrls. oiled black wal
u' Armcr -slac, ny narte top Washsanis, ele-
ant Gilt fran Pier nd Mantc Mirrors, Ov'i Go black wal
ut Rockers, In haircota; Ocoth Window Cur
ans, &C. also Iron Ware, Crcci lfy, Glassware &C.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

DRYANTS' MINSTRELS.
ID Mechanics Hall, Az broadway above Grand street
Monday, Jan: ~ aud every night durngs he week
BLACKSMITH'S JUBILEE, AFRICAN POLKA
Gould Hilton, Fowler and Leslie In songs Choruses &C.
DR. TUMBIETY OUTDONE.
Horn Peel Florence cttings Neil Bryant the ia
yorite comedians, in their eccentrcites.
PLANTATION FESTIVAL. SCENE DOWN IN OLD Ky.
Doos omen 6l. curtain rises 7l, %
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

"THAT" CURIOUS BOOK OF "cIrY WOMEN A SIN.
city Sold by 50 cents
mailed free for IS cents-half price, Cloth binding 35o
pages 80 engravngs Dealers allowed nearly fifty per
Tor cash NJ GAUNT Publisher, 50 Walker street, up stairs
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

A UCTION SALE-TIlS DAY, AT l0H O'CLOCK, BY
N ISAAC d. AARON. 63 Nassau street splendid
of fine gold silver and enameed Watches
ranted time pieces. Also Jewery, Meerschaum Pipes, &c
Sale without cash.
ID day. at eleven O'Clock, at No North William street.
of OConner Coilander's Billiard Tables, PLeans
patent cushion. In good orler
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

IRVING HALL.
FOURTH sOiREE, MONDAY FEB. s. 1862
QUAND ON yEUT T EK SON LHiES,
Proverhe par NJ Theodore Barriere.
LUT DIEZE "a Ia demande gcneralc),
Fole vauddeie a;te, par NJ. Lefranc ct Lioche
10 the NJ. Jugn will sing ty general relucsts
Le Tenor LeCer comic song and gnor r. Rdni air.
Tkes OF admission (subscrpton and lei. with secured
be had H. Dardonle 625 Broadway and AZ tho
do the evening OF port Ornance
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

,E DOUGHTY, AUCToNEE9-wILL SELL THIS
vi. day 20 l0 O'Clock. ~ sal, sroom IS Nassau street.
kBuschOd Furniture, comprising end mahogany
aror suits covered in brocatol and hareo,h marble top
enir Tables bookcases, Velvet Tapestry and Bruses
,s Extension Dining Tables BuIes marble top DR. sing
rcans Washstands, Bcdsoats Heir Mattresses Blankes
Go hs, Wardrones, two rosewood Billiard Tables. one
ouhlc Barrel English Fovling Piece, olce Furniiure &C.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

(NHATrEI, MORTGAGE SALE OF FURNITURE PIANO,
" CARPETS M,pEoNs n .St, PAX AKM cHA5RS 40.
Ths day (satrd.2 Eebrpery 1862 at lo1l O'Clock by
Nassau street quaint Of Household Furniture Carpets
postponed from Friday, January 81 TO this date.
JAMES MAKRlNER, Attorney Tor Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

A BONA FfDE ASrRof.OCISr THAT EVERY ONE
n can depend on Is Nine. WILSON, who tells tho bjec
oi yit soon as She tells the past pre-
sent and future OF lie, and you dangers aad
brings ont of the perlous undertakings NJ
DCelehr Ted magic charms No 1S9 Allen street,
Houston ana stanton streets over the bakery Charges for
adits and gentleman, 80 cents