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JUBILEE OF COLORED PERSONS I
Mcclellan in severe Straits !
YORKTOWN TEN TINES STRONGER
THAN he SUPPOSED!
Why the KeFFimaG was not
MOlested!
Especial Dispatch to Cleveland Leadsr.l
WAsHHsTeS, April IL.

TAX BILL.
The Finance Committee will not report the
Tax bill to the Senate for ten days.
CoLoRED PEOPLES JUBILEE.
The colored people Of the District have
thanksgiving jubilee tomorrow, in celebra-
tiOn of the passage of the Emancipation bill
by Congress. The bill cannot receive the
Presidents signature till Monday, in conss-
quence Of the adjournment of the Senate
yesterday before its passage, SO that the
President Of the Senate could not sign It. as
ne must before Its transmission to the Presi-
dent. Meantime there was general exodus
of the few valuable slaves remaining in the
District going on last night, their masters
being busy running them of It is believed
only several hundred, worth one hundred
dollars apiece, remain The ownership con-
tinues the same, but there are nominal trans
fer sales for nominal value.
Many Maryland masters think escaping
bOndsmen not worth the expense and trouble
of recovery. II
Military Governor WadsWorth gives them
no aid, referring the wOuld-be slave catcherS
to fugitive law and the civil authorities.
REBELs JUBrLAHT.
The Baltimore and Washington rebels are
in the best spirits over letters received from
Richmond, claiming the victory at Pittsburg
Landing.
According to some authorities, Mcclellan
is in severe streits
BAD BEHAVIOR.
Complaints are received that the troops
left in the possession of Manassas are behav-
ing badly, hsing drunken and mutinous.-
They are Pennsylvania regiments.
Broad Run and other streams beyond, are
swollen SO as to be impossible and delay |
advance.
Senator Doolittle is mistaken in his asser-
tions in speech yesterday, that represented !
him as voting against abolition in the Dis
triet bill. His personal abuse is simed in the
wrong direction. The speech is not printed |
in to days Globe.
FROM SALT LAKE. 1
News from Salt Lake City to March l4th,
reports Brigham Young elected Governor of |
the State of Deseret, H. O. Kimball Lieuten-
ant Governor, and Bernheisel representative
to the Assembly this month to elect United |
States Senators, of whom ex delegate Hooper |
expected to be one.
LnEUF. WoRDEB.
A gold snuf-box, presented from the eiti-
Eens OF Buffalo to Lieut.. Worden, was re-
ceived to-day. Lieut.. Worden can see but |
little, and he probably never viii recover full |
sight and his face will always be powder
marked.
AoLELLAE's OPINION OF YORKTOWN.
In private letter from Gen. Mcclellan he |
says he finds the works at Yorktown ten
times stronger than anticipated, but expresses
confidence in eventual success.
TIE NzRR1HAo.
The NerFimacs excurson yesterday was in
water too shoal to admit attack by the Mon
itor.
DsCoUNTING.
Yesterday on one Of the votes on District
Emancipation bill, Kentucky Wyckliffe and
Thad. Stevens were appointed tellers. Stew
ems offered to shake hands, according to Gus
tom. but WiekIife refused. amid general
laughter.
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TIE 4IsT AT PITFsBURG LAEDIEG.-Hon.F F,
7. Baokus on Saturday received letter from
Pittburg Landing, in which the gallsntry
of the nst regiment in the battle is highly
spoken of. That portion of the regiment
from TrumbuH county suffered most. The
Reserve will feel justly proud of this record
Of the regiment.
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FROM NFW YOKK.

NV ToRE, ApEllle.
The special to the Mercury says thsre afe not
5,oo0 rebels between GordoDsTile ard Rieh-
mond-
The RappahanOck river isVeTy high ~
Port ROYAL sdTices Of the 8th, state that An as
sault would be made on Savannah % norroW.
Our pickets Were within eight miles. OLaeT In
portant movements are about ra1splIilg.
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THH NERRIMAo.

johnson VIII dle OF OlQ hge D6lOfe AOrhtOHn
can be captured.
THH NERRMAo.
At the Navy Department the utmost con-
Rdenoe is manifested as to the ability of our
feet to whip the Merrimao. There are
doubts elsewhere.
Lieut.. Worden, of the Monitor, is at the
Observatory for change of air. he is able
to see dimly when the bandages are of.
PERSONAL.
Representative Conway, of Kansas, who
has been suffering from a combination Of dis
eases for several weeks, although still very
low, is 30 far convalescent as to be able to sit
up. It will be long time before he is again
able to attend to business.
THE TAX BILL
The Senate Finance Committee meet for
the first time to consider the Tax bill section
by section tomorrow.
The time on Friday was occupied with
Committees of visitation.
1HE BISHOP B PAA1AA.
Bishop Whittingham's mild prayer under
the Presidents proclamation, was omitted BY
two rebel clergymen at Washington, greatly
to the delight Of sympathiEsrs in peEs-
Lyle, of Trinity Church, however, read il
as he said, in obedience to the Presidents
wishes.
CoLoRED JUBILEE.
Free negro churches had a jubilee to-day,
thanksgiving for the passage BY Congress of
emancipation in the Dlstrect bill, Prayers
were offered for freedom throughout the Uni
ted States in Gods good time. General
WadsWorth doubts the reports of the general
expectation of valuable slaves, and says he
don't believe more than twenty have left
during the week, but abOlitiOniSts say large
numbers are known tc have been run Of
fifteen by one master. In one case the wife
was taken, at night, from the bed Of her free
husband, aad carried into Maryland On a
wagon. Those residents within sixty
miles Of Washington, in both Virginia and
Maryland, say the escaping slaves are not
wUrth pursuit. A great pressure from Ken
tusky Members and District IlaEOholdsrl
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WASHINGTON, April l!
rHr gr1aE oF YoRKroRr.

Rebel sympathizers here declare that
johnson will die of old age before Yorktown
can be captured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

- George sprague, Wholesale Grocer
aaa Commission Merchant, has removed
flun Oviatss Rzohangs to 27Sorw,n street..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

Merchants in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call ct 215
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by tho case or dozen.
April 2. E. ". PECK,
Successor 20 Fuller 3 Co.
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&C. HUDSON, Esq.-Desr sir-After using
your Tooth Paste for weeks, I do not hesitate
to pronounce it the very best known to me
through thirty years experience.
SAMUEL PLUMB, Banker.
0berlin, March 29th, 1852.
HudSOn's unriyslled Tooth Paste is free
from acids, alkalies, or any other injurious
substance. It Whitens black and rusty
teeth, removes tartar, purifes the breath
and heals sore gums.
For sale by Strong & Armstrong, ]. q. &
A. a. GOrham, n. Brewer, and druggists
generally. SsS1W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

q s clliElnH Wishing conveyance % either Oi the
utoFe Ireins or Boats, VIII be called f0r BY the
Coaahos of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving
eheir addreSl at the Omnibus Ofh0e, lAI Superior
street., next door te the Weddall House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

On the President q being made % veto the
emancipation bin. His friends feel sure Of
bis signature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

they VIII be Brought to Oineln-
natl.
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Latest Reports from fhe
MeFFImae!
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C'EAHGa OF RAmRoAD TrNI.-The Time
sTsSlo Convention, for the revision Of the
1unni6e. arrangements Of the roads between
Cinsiunsel .sRd New York for the summer
months. vas Esld in New York on Wsanes-
day and Thursday last. @
6 q eThe Contention sgrssd 10 run three trains
bstwes New York suG Cincinnati, the first
-IezTing New York IS A. H., the second at
ia n. and the thiEd at 5 P. M. The
morning Express leaving New York at 2
osciock will run through 70 Cincinnati in
about "a hours, reaching Cincinnati besWeen
81 ssnd8P. N. Of the nextaday. The exact
rsiae has not been definitely settled yet
This viii be done BY the roads between
S5lsyeland and Cincinnati. The COnTen-
Fel3 fixed the hour Of departure rom Ghiea-
4odTA. n. and-T:SO P. N. for the East
bound lain.
The tin. Of leaving Cincinnati was not
aassd upon but the hzipg Ofithe tine Of
departure from Chicago at A. NJ, viii ne
csssitate the ru. ming Of three trains from
Cincinnati, and it is understood the "Cin-
sinnsa Eru,-sss'' win leave Cincinnati about
3 Yer Use 4. N. The New York Express
viii Isuvs AZ yo.oe' OF IL A. M.s and will con-
asot ct Cleveland ". tdl the morning express
fson Chicago. The l Nsht express WlllP PROB
~
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They an Did Thsir DutyI
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O. c. o.-Osry's Cough Cure. doo3slls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14
A GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONOO'S
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Infallible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing sll Distractions, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful as Pre-


lnfsllibls in Believing StOppages and IrreRularitv
OF the menses These Pills are nothing new but
have been cd BY the doctors for many ysrrs both
in France and America, with unparalleled succeEs
IN every case, and Il Is urged b. many thouiapd Ia
dies Who have used them, to make toe Pills pubIir
for the alleytatiOn Of those suffering from any fFre
ulartiel whatever, we'll to prevent an incTesse
Of family Waere heauh will not permit t. FsmaIes
peculiarly situated, these Hupposing thomsolVes
%, are cautioned against usinR these FILLS while In
that condition. a. theprOpretOr assumes no respon.
ai0iltg amer the above aQmOnitiOn RlthOuHh their
mlldness would prevent any mischief % health
othaIWise tRe FILLS are recommended. Full ard az
Piieit directions accompany each box Price 81 per
box.
sold wholesale and retail in OleV land BY BEN
TJN BROS. (WhOlseals DruEgistB,) l20 sunerior
street STRONG ARMSTkOh9, iS9 Superior st:
W. SAOkRlDER, 22s Superior street: q, vi
OLARk, ll9 Superior street, aud GA UROH ILL 4
hRO., cor. OF Ontario street and the Square.
LADlEbl-bg sending 81 90 TO ei her Ofthe above
aeun through the 'Uleveland Post Ofes - can have
the Pills sent 70 any part OF the w or city
(conh hdantialyl and free Of Pcs age byTe urH mail
n. B.-LoOg ont for count rieits. buy no Golden
Pills OF any kind unless every box is signed s. D.
Howe. All Others are q bass i'm position aud unsafs
therefore, you value your lives and haalth, ITO
say nothing OF being humbug9d out Of your D,Oneyl
buy only those who show tns Higu aturs Of g. ID,
Howe Oa every box, which has recently been added
on account Of the tillE being oountsrfeited. The
Ingredients composing the above Pulls Rrs made
known TO every Agent, and they will tell You they
are safe and viii perform Gil claimed for them.
). d. HOWE Sole Proprietor,
meraihA New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

THE OHIO SICK lAD WoUHDED /
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14
EDWIN N. STANTON

beeretofy OF W ar.E
Mr.. Cyrus ". Field arrived here this morning
direct from London, and reports that the feeling
tn England and France in favor Of this country.
is daily increasing II Is said Mr.. Field brought
with him from Europe proposals from inhuen
tal capitalists to supply very large amountFof
war material to the United States, to be deliver
ed in New York, and payable entirely IN bonds
Of ouF Government
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14
o II. MTTCHEIl

The last dispatch received from Gen. f1Dl at
MeFTimac has not made her appearance to-day.
think her object d 70 prevent infsFlaFeue8 with
reinforcements from Norfolk to TorFf0lTl De
serters from the rebel camp yesterday report fhst
constant reinforcements to the rebels from fha
direction OF Richmond and the Rappahsn hsnnoek
A dispatch from Gen. McDoEsll says be learns
from eontrabands that the enemy have lea Fred
ericUburg for Richmond and Yorktown
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Ohio Soldiers in the Batile I

GOV. TOD'S ADDRESS TO THEN.
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No Fnl.-Tho alarm of FIRE on Saturday
evening was false.
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A AG1kD.-We have received the following
receipt for preparing condensed milk, an
article highly needed for use in the hospi-
-tais. --7-z'- +. ..---
tsTake new milk, warn from the COW,
Htrain It. To each quart add apound Of fine
white augarJ pour the sugar IN gradually,
stirripg { ell the time; let it simmer slowly
until e ia Ike 9 thick, r0py syrup. Let Il
cool. When per geotly cold seal up IN cans.
Care ahould be iAfan % prevent the milk
o tarhinS. aoEDsTls 40 EoOEn1'T.
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Reported Death Of the Rebel
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CHANCES OF THE MERRIMAC /
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FROM WAsHINGTON.
wAR BULLErn, W4R DsPAaT,u'T,

OFFICIAL var BULLETIN, WAR DEPARTlrR'r,
WAsHEeToE. April u, 1852 7
Col Anson Stager Is hereby authorized to
grant passes 70 the editors, correspondent. and
reporters Of newspapers to enter the lines Of the
United States army upon receiving satisfactory
proof that the person applying for such pass Is
l'yal, and ms written parole not to publish any
would give aid or comfort to the enemy Per
sons holding such passes to be subjected to such
rules and regulations as the General Command
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BeaHFegard
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YROM WASHINGTON. ~

A dispatch to the secretaFy oil VIZ. ffron.
Gen. Wool, dated FOrtreE iMonros 18th avs /:
Ine IeIIilnac ha1 been rtaficIlary near EewaIlsg
Point al day but IN plain sight.
The following dispatch has been received from
Huntsville, Alabama by the SecFstaEy q Var,
dated the 18th u =
After forced march with incredible ditaohIty,
guard entered Huntsville this forenoon. Ths
city was taken como pletely By surprise not one
considering the march practicable. We captured
200 prisoners. afteen locomotives 3 large num-
Der OF cars, the telegraph apparatus and once,
and two Southern mails. We have AZ last sue-
ceeded in cutting the great arfarI M f6fIs7aT
Communication between the Southern States,
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Emancipation in the District !

Working Of Emancipation bill
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News from Salt Lake City to March l4tb,
reports Brigham Young elected Governor of
the State of Deseret, H. O. Kimball Lieuten-
ant Governor, and Bernheisel representative
to the Assembly this month to elect United
States Senators, of whom ex delegate Hooper
expected to be one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

.fss..lr FIoE1l.-T1i. evening viii be
The elsction Of officers Of the Cleveland La
braFy Association, and the fol owing ticket
which is very good De,isthel ocular nom
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14
pIsooUNTING.

Yesterday on one of the votes on District
Emancipation bill, Kentucky Wyoklifs and
Thsd. Stevens were appointed tellers. Stew
ems offered to shake hands, according to Gus
tom, but Wickliffs refused, amid general
laughter,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

FoF President, VIM. J. Bosrdmap,.
For Yice-President, A. g. Colwsli,
= Fog treHeurer, G. q. Carton,
Corresponding Secretary, B. +. Pi, Tzotto,
Recording Secretary, Ohas. sarges nj.
DiEeetors, Messrs. Harvey, o. Al SrooIZs
J. ii. SsEgsant, and y, o, Thsyer. -
Ths meeting ne doubt will be an nssrest-
iae ane, ss the reports Of the Oficers for the
past yeur VIII be read and other business
aappsftain ing to The welfare of the Assooih-
tionPlss,niSd. All members Sh' Suld mai =
ia point 10 b. present. n
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The Slaves OF Every Rebel shall
be Free.
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PERSONAL

Senator DOOlittle is mistaken in his asser-
tions in a speech yesterday, that represented
him as voting against abolition in the Dis
triet bill. Bis personal abuse Is simed in the
wrong direction. The speech is not printed
in to days Globe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14
TIE NzRRIKAC

The MerFimac's excursOn yesterday was in
water too shOal to admit attack by the Mon
itor.
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NRW 1DVlRTisERRETs

BsldVils DsWfn q Oo--oz Tok,s ior sails.
w. O1FeT . Oo-osnal Beat wanted.
Wv. Outsd-Olsvs'and Nursery.
LIP. .shsrWeci-Mnlinory e WhOlsHsla.
=. I. BALDWIN = oo-sprinR Garments.
-farasois and Sun Umhrellas.
-Unbleachod Aipsoaa.
bass A 1ssacs-Ths Fair Ines.
Henry o. HaWhins-OOunty financial Exhibit.
B.B. HutohinEi-ohosieman' PilG
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Complaints are received that the troops
left in the possession of Manassas are behav-
ing badly, heing drunken and mutinous.-
They are Pennsylvania regiments.
Broad Run and other streams beyond, are
swollen SO as to be impossible and delay
advance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14
LIKUT. WORDEN.

A gold snuf-bO1, presented from the eiti-
Eens OF Buffalo to Lieut.. Worden, was re-
ceived to-day. Lieut.. WOrden can see but
little, and he probably never will recover full
sight and his face will always be powder
marked.
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OUR SPEcIRL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES.
PRESIDEHT ON EMANCIPATION |

Reported Capture Of Blenker !
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EHGRAVlNG.

lsiIl !. s1iIlls.s5 3 d :
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OLELLAhS OPINION OF YORKTOWN.
10 private letter from Gen. Mcclellan he
says he finds the works at Yorktown ten
times stronger than anticipated, but expresses
.,,eda,,o. 4, .,,,,,,,,,t -
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aoE. TOD Fo oaIo soLDIERa.

DAVID TOD, G0gsrnoE
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Charles A. Dana, late of the N. z. Tribune,
is here.
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PERSONAL.
THE TAX BILL

The Senate Finance Committee meet for
the first time to consider the Tax bill section
by section tomorrow.
The time on Friday was occupied with
Committees of visitation.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

~ EoRGE CHRIsTYs MINsTRELs ss5 BROADWAY.
VI Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
CHRISTY .Lessees and Proprie0rs
| Organized In l8l2.
NEGRO MiNsrRELsY IN THE CITY
The popular amusement and the favorse resort OF
pleasure seekers.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l.
and every evening during the week.
First week OF BILLY ALLEN. the Empire jig Dancer.
The vocasts and Instrumental Performers the
ss profession.
Doors open IL; commence at g. Admitance rs cents.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
FINE ARTS.

ftREAT FINE ART ExHIBrTioN.-SUMMERS SEASON,
VI al the institute o. Broaaway, Gay And evening. The
syerp collection .. nearly 40 paulinss Including the
I'd Freirh Keyolusn" pnilaet's srmIng Cnllue "
8gn,uss great rictare o. "inas' sa1iter" Ata'isao
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

DARas, LONDON AND NEW YORK MEDICAL AID.
l. wiser and Marriage 0ude, hiueth edition, over sW
pages 100 eectrOtype cuts, containing iu anAto
medical hyso ogtal Information before pup
shed Bs NJ. Laruon physician and surgeon 6Al brosi
way, up stairs Hours for treatment "A. ~ 70 ~ h:
Sold FOR ei by r. WARNER, No, Nesey street, and kOSS
a TOuSEf, l2i Nassau STREET New YORK.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
EXCURSIONS.

=
EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF LYNcH's ORIGINAL
~ Union Harvest Home Festival, for Queens county.
held Van Lsndt Point Thursday, september g. The
managers give notice that ample preparations have been
made great Harvest Home Festival 1851, which will
Transcend anything Of the Kind hitherto hold
county Van zandt Point is situated the head of LATHE
Neck Bay the eide, which s OF hs shady
and picturesque spots on Long Island An immense dancing
pavilion T5xx5 feet has beca added TO ha other
with view Of increasing the comfort Of visitors
this other occasions On this day there will be
succession OF Those famous Indian clam bakes from
7. NJ, which have gained tor the home OF the Little Neck
Bay clam, and for Lynch, worldwide celebrity yacht
and boat VIII take place during tho day appropriate
prizes A fine ootlon band engaged for the day and
evening Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and lady
bhke. the weather stormy the festival Will take place
the day. Msnag harlss 5atnns, d. smith,
Hcnpslead Charles Miithel John Charick North Hemp
stead; Elisha BALDWIN, William During. Jamaica; David
Nler James NJ Wbitcoinb, Newtown George y. Downing
John w. Campbell 0ys erbay; A. q sliman John Maher
Fushns; Henry Coz, Townsend Wright Little Neck Thos
n. Ferris aud Henry Wooley, New yOrs.
IlxCURSroN TO THE GREAT EASTERN-ANY
u after her arrival l her departure The
boat 0ssRo Captain Reynolds Will leave Fulton market
alp clock A. NJ sal around the steamer ana re.
Turn Fair for the "trip - cents.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

DEAD, MARK AND LEARN--THAT AT THE ARCADE
III 246 Eighth avenue you will find the greatest array
inent ever Mr. Albert Brohsn the great de-
srptiye Tenor the only rival Of Sims Reeves; Mr. A r.
HILL the versatile performer Of the age Mr. James
Fraser the unrivalcd Comic Vocalist; Simpson, tho Ballad
is with host OF others. Free and Easy every TUESDAY
Thursday Saturday evening Professor Held and Stoe
pell, Panists. XXX Alcs three cenis per glass.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
NMW PunLICATIONa.

NINE. DEMoREsrs MIRROR OF FASHIONS, WITH
M splendid ooIored plate Of the
ka Fashions splendid plate Of Fall Cl0aks splendid plate
Chdren's Fall Dresses splendid engraving Fall Millinery
splendid engrayings FAN Novelties In Dresses, splendid
Braid and Embroidery end three Full Sized Patterns
Fail number ready sold everywhere large steel portrait
OF Mme Demorcst gwen with each OF the TALL numbers
premium Yearly subscribers have privilege select
ing cents worth Of Plain Patterns premium.
Pubshed A53 broadway Yearly 81 Single copies sent
IN a.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

INOoDs MINSTREL HALL.
w 6h BROADWAY, ul
OPPOSITE THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
HENRY WOOD, SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER.
STILL TRIUMPHANT.
CR0wDSi CRoWDSi CROWDSiii
To witness the nimtnbe performance Of
WOODS MINSTRBLS.
Monday September and during the
Eph Horn. Charley Fox Frank Brewer Cool White, =
Abecco q. Henry, H. Percy, x. ii. Florence j. arataguh
r. b. Isaacs, r. Hasam ~ Lewis, &C, &C. new scs1
HOLD ON, ABRAHAM. THE EXEMPT BRIGADE, RO&
INSON CRUS0E PANAMA RAILROAD, OUR AFRICAN
COUSINS. HAMLET. THE UNION. .ARhY, Ac., &c.
Doors open at Z; commence at O'Clock.
Admission Is No other Troups
assuming the name OF Woods Minstres