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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

IL Vanity Fair has capital cartoon picture
this week illustrating "Wha, the thirty seventh
Congress has done: passed the conascation act,
and struck the shackles from the black man, and
shirked the bankrupt act, and left the fetters on
the white man, On one side 10 Sambo dancing
In high glee az the release from his shackles; on
the other II an anxious wearied merchant chained
down by Membranes and rendered helpless
by Southern debts, /" Protested Netes, }" "Con-
fscated Oods - De, DC.
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EmpIoymsn. Of Negroes in the ARMY.

NEw YoRK, Aug "A special dispatch to the
Post from Washington says: Sin answer to a
deputation OF prominent citizens who waited on
the President to-day TO urge the acceptance OF
negro regiments, President Lincoln replied that
he could not accept negro regiments, but would
accept as many as offered as labOTers. This is
understood as the settled policy Of the govern
ment.D
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Pennsylvauia EnIistme eu,s,

HARRISBURG, Aug. 4.-Troops are pouring In
from all sections of the State by every train, and
the indications are that nearly the whole quota
Of nine months' men will be raised by the 10th
inst. Camps for State troops are to De established
at Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Lancaster, In adj
ditiOn to the Central camp here.
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liza correspondent at Yicksburg says One
OF the most singular and remarkable Instances Of
random shooting remember 10 have heard, oc-
cnfred during Farragut's run Of the blockade.
Just az bis flagship, the Hartford, reached the
nver midway opposite the city shell struck one
oI hes guns, which was being loaded, fair in. the
1, nu1.le, ana passing into II exploded, and ex-
gunner. o.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM GENERAL CURTIS ARMY.


The Army Reinferced and on the Offer
sive-Extensise Operations by n Scouting
txPeditien-Ciuzens of Arkansas Flying
to Escape CsnserIptisn, &C.
HELENA, ARK, July 81, via CAIRO, August 3.
zen Curtis army 10 reinforced, and competent
for offensive operations. Lieut.. Colonel wood IS
expedition returned from st Francis river yester-
day, having c.ptured large mail from Little
kock, for Jef. Thompson, several cotton burn
ers, The rebel steamer Novelty, many horses and
mules, and destroyed three rebel store. boats
Hlhdmsn's letters, in the captured mail, boasts
That he Is forming thirty Arkansas and Texas
regiments. He Is at Little Rock with less tb an
ali thousand electives. Hundreds Of citizens are
still hying from CONSUMPTION to the interior of
the lines The first Union Arkansas regiment Is
nearly full, fitted and drilled ready for the field
There are nearly 600 confscated slaves here.
The cotton of tn cir rebel runaway masters Ia be-
Ing sold for their benefit.
There are about 100 Union prisoners in Little
Rock penitentiarv, confined by Hindman's ord er
In convict cells, FIVE feet by seven. with no exer-
else, fed on tainted meat, and left in lker own
filth. - ~.
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PRATHER's ALLEY.-On Sunday, q dis9raceful
row occurred in this notorious locality which was
witnessed by a number Of the respectable citizens
residing near, very much to their disgust Com
plaint was made to the police, and the oficeri
succeeded IN arresting Mary Eaton and Ann T.
Eaton for prostitution, and Martha Douglass fol
keeping house Of i'll fame, who were locked up
trial.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BkrcHILoR's. HAIR DYE

William A. Ra.cheIor's celebrated Hair Dys
produces color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-warranted noi to injure the Hair IN theeast;
remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rxsfy Has.
Instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &s.
IL The Genuine Is sngned wnLIAnA. BAIcx-
ILoR, % tie foxv sides ef sask bcx. Es
Factory, Nc. 81 Barclay ST., Nsw Yo,s,
ms7-1y (Late 233 Broadway and 10 Bond ssy
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PoLIcB.-Saturdey, the Fourth w ard pairolmeI
reDorted John Easton, drunk; turned over to th,
military. Christian Elmerish, indecent exposure
do. Mary Berkeley, drunk and di,orderly; Pat
Mulouin, selling liquor without License; ieId 70
bearing--by Justice Walter. John Horner
hack without license; dismissed by Justice Fer
guson.
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Goop Nrws roR ALL.

| w AsHAN1LVNJ JUNG u, Io0E.
This is 10 certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed 10 cure me.
DT. Tumblesy has performed the miracle Per-
soas wishing further particulars can call and sse
ne. SkVA BAILEY
ieai-a AiMn. BsrDouSs, 37s ID ST., bet. D and e.
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MEDICAL OFFICERS WANTED.

SURGEON 6ENKRAL-s OFFICE. .
Washington, July q, 1852
Medical BOxrds for the cxAmins on Of o.ndi-
dstes for the az pOlntment OF SurEeons and AstiEt
ans Surgeons of Volunteers, eS sathoHzci hy 81
act OF Cong ess entitsd An act 10 BToVide for
additional medical oiioers of the Vo'unIeoT neT-
vice., approved July 2, 1852, new in session IN
81 Louis, Missouri, and IN th;s city.
Applications for the sfPointments vii bs Usdo
writing OF the SpPltcaRt, accompanied ty ore CT
more tes lmcnials from TeEPoctEDIe serhODs n re-
gard TO moral character.
Nc allowance is Ezsde for tho oxpensss Of per-
sons undergoing these oxamluEtior5.
Candidates reported upon layorr bly BY ths Bead
Will be appointed by the SecTetaTy Of war in due
time, GLd Will TeCeIvo the appointment Of SufEeocs
or Assistant SuIgeo IS detsTalned by the Exam
inInf Beard
Ghsfe are st present forty vacancies n IN. grade
OF surg eons, and one hundred and tveutT IN the
grade Of AseIstaat SHTge0Es. iy 81 cost
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DAAKE's PLANTATION BIrrrRs.

IL Itinvigorates, strengthens and pufifes the sys.
able and enectual tonic In the world. It 10 Com.
posed Of the celebrated Calinya Bark, Roots.
Herbs and pure 81, croix Rum; particularly
adapted 70 delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Of seasons. -...--..e -. -
looms. - u r. b. DRAxx Co., =.
ap eo3u& 90fBroadvay, New York.
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Heavy Robbery - Recovery Of the Stolen
Goods, .-

BosToN, August 4.-The store Of Simon WI.
lard & Son was entered by burglars .sterday,
and robbed OF chronometers, gold watches, etc
valued at between fifty and sixty thousand dol
larc. The robbers were arrested last night, and
the property recovered.
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pRoPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
tNHATE cE THs UNIIED STATES, ]
C-trt g. fAc : sEsdAf at ATtlE.
kkasHTg-r - Iufw g 10

WIsEIN, Z n. July Is. ISo2.t
SKALrD PEororlLs yill ha received at this ono q
rUIt l1 N. on Monday, the litn CAY Of A gust next
i1T fIrEtEHtuE fer lie nee ul the Senate OF the
UnItH1 S.atss. Four hundred Tons fof 2 900
Fuuu-sl o. tie best WLl.o Ash Farnaos Coal,
ttuu .oar p ' &C -gE -tJ.A
A gglty ve Cords OF tie bost iry Hick-
ory GO and 4'IfiJ Cords " Inc bost dry Spruce
EEe whole d bs delivered or or before tue let
OF OctCt ef rcIt aEd p5oSea Away IN the yAu,ts Of
to- Senate wing Cl tho lapIt1i LEdsr lie direction
d. TIE E.-.ly L4e - ats
.ss1s for cal And " Ocd VII te ses.rats.v COR
SieisJ, tTd DsA4s LgT .e tflta 4. cGe9a Oa Of the
I-Ltl- 80 zee II-sd
srrzlFetnerts mast 81 . made for correct
measure ems. rHD. A. BEONN.
y % 80 EeTt eEft Et Arms. u. - seuatA
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DALTIM MORE

Bss distovsT,dshs most Csrsatn, SPEEDY aad Gals
EBs-fETl u 1VCdy ~ fis World
FOR 3 IL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
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LET NO FGLSE DEIICACY PRETENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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bAAP kxPkEo8 COMPANY.
NOTICE OF kKaoTlk

nh: ssiiyeTy stses efishis ssnpaEJ Il renee rss
eswes1 u Ane q ftk Do E-G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

EsPcc, rliy 10 iIsve peCaE~ thN victims Il te1s
isrr fioe, Th-t dreso-ri sg0' destructive hAsI
which snEHsilT Eweess ~ 40 Hutlmely grnVe ttcu
-Sncs az cEs;- -tea Ci tits mort exalted - sIt
So nri. 'srt l0'a &C., who mIEdt 0therEise hag
eIhAnrea lE-e1' 'z -1Etes VIA the thundcrs o
ga! gitE IL. .S,-r .szvca.
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The Fayetteville Observer says that cotton has
Suddenly jumped up from g 10 Lex cents, spirits
turpentine from IL to 20 cents tobacco I'm the same
proportion, and large quantities Of each have been
bought up on speculation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

We.SuoHs in ,he RscE, Structures, Affections O.
me SidHs's shd blsdt1T lnIc, ,rn'sry Discharges,
irl9oseGCFr = CaeTa e'tlitv. NeFvOuslees, Uye
s-lFys !-7fnCF- t0rfuslo0 ~ IDEAS, Palpitalion
=. tr~ HroTt, LuE cptrits, iImidIty. srCmbltn
lsiules- Ct @lfht OK GIUG rLSss, BissASe OF the
Ecaap l...rEt. Nose - skin Affections cf thC
IEEEs, SJEmCcF o. ECwels-these terrlbls dis
cf-r's aTlEl.sE iron Solitary HgJIts OF Youth
t-EsA DT-si-U' and DeftigCl I'VE Practices which
EcEcoE a hTrT-se lE-BoEBIble, and destroy boIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05

HE Building, a. 32t fsalsylv,ui. avenue,
h6ylus SgaiH &c q Trs-.t q lie ruHs1rihefs Ers
more ccayenept sft-s.Ct. srd tetter than eveT
Prepared TO . slI ki-a8 v Jon NCIs. ManufEo-
trfe ~. i1TLish tJT t.a A. E.0 EouEekeeplnE
Ag,-c cs, a~d argr O.. .etr- --f-.
, 1 aar, i2l TeHL. av-sUe, south side, I esT
Save O. street.
jy 2ttf r. n. =. n. T. GPE6oRY,
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EIHEEkEE.

MsEzf-s PsssCss, cT FornE Meu vont.m,' a
SEE iS,i-sge, Dstns aware o. Shy ysiOEl peSknesE
Is y Plsgls t'Trrelf ErCs- the : o. f'r
n8s Tcls ioUs.y CULvl lL rts honor az sntie a.
UFE-GE 70. 2 So VTEf ER EDERICK ST.
~. hs1' -5t- '- rom RFisrro~c t-reet q r.,
2eTs I'f' tEs = -LrI. iE;I Iugr 90 obserye nam
snlF.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A sSlGNEE'S SALE.--D D. CAuLKINs, AUCTI oSEER
"a MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNiTukE
hiaH fHEACIif ATE PIER AND MANTEL MiiskoRS


"a MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD fURNiTukE
Nth fhEACIff ATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS,
SorEhbLf CARVED kOsEWt % slANOfCRT2,
SILVER PLATE, &C.. SC
Pu chased at q Cost OF over 81 1000.
IN Nav ~ RAIN or shine, - lus o'clock precisely
W. tne suprb and costly Furniture Pa tirs, Satary and
Wo KS ~ Ar rosewood Drawing ON Sits. elegant &c.
the residence Mo- 2iS 70 rtenih Eigh avenue
Iie aro ca Is the sp clal Iteuon tle pubi.c 10
this sale 70 being the largest ami richest OF
Household furniture offered this Tue
order The whole viii be peremptory and absolutely sod
without reserve.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists or I'D rosewood Fageres marble tops and
with mo.her OF Pearl God Cenr Ia 10,
BILE top fii suits OF Drawing Roo Furn Tc,e
Iete soz two Arm, TWO Reception ami eight Oval Back
Chars rosewood frames covered liz three
Console Tables insid with Duhi ami SHELL Brncade
AMI Lace Curtains French Pate Pier and tel Mirrors,
with nen gut ames superb Seyges and ID esden China
Vases, cly decoraad; iaftn Marble Satuettes
seasons artistic Bro representing Night Morning,
lahfor Pantin, iirry, Muse, crusa ers antique
lava asses ebony card Table Velvet Carpets, Rugs Trkih
Easy ATS bronze Coc. rams month. on Paintings
tr Rousseau lnnan Huntington. Coe LIE grand other
tmineg, artists.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIASoFoRrE,
carvci Sc four fnisi e all ruind,
mad vita pearl and 80 pearl Re $500; Muse Rack,
rosewood STOOL covered n, Orocade: embroidered cOl
yer Boos and AnSio hall rosewood Hatstsad onchI n,
air CAret, -. Chambers. second trl-licnly carved
rose ood bedseads styk Loiis XIV Bureaus Com
sha N stands, Boo STANDS, Arm Chligs Cur aims,
Saas Corr s. Hair Mattresses, Beds and Beddi, dro-
iatei 9 ma Toll Sets rrofs, Dining Room rurniturs Of
every kind Tea ses Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery,
u M & In 10, NC
No pouement Cartmen attendance TO cart or
sh ,Oo.s Tor purchasers
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IN FlrzsrMMoNs, AUoTroNEER-wILL SELL. THIS
H. aay ., l0 clock. ts Gresnwicn street. the con
trn,s of ,sroery, VIA Countsrs Beer PuDpr, Toe Boz
scses Tea Cans; aso 0s Case q heuoss seaD. sarvh
OpecDes ~
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A 81. B. CHAPMAN, AUCTIoNEER.
~ MAGNIFICENT
HOUSEHOLD

HOUSEHOLD
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD pIANoFoRTE' "'
ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM SUITS.
Paintings sA'uar r S uh Mq Al TI5 ,Sa Aee' Of 'sr
=, - tnr pr prrty Or family declining houseke ping.
NJ b. CHAPMAN Co. Aucti0aeers. will offer 1t public
gait Household Furniture contained IN the ive story brown
one mansion 4S West Sixteenth street between Flrta
sixth avenues the ca,aio-ue comprng the largest and
ren 81 assortment OF Household FURNITURE. &c, offered
auction hi- .ason. Sal. peremptory Gaia ;lie be
had 81 on, oge or al tie hou. on the morning OF sale
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN f Sn9hSE ROSEWOOD PIANO
round corners made BY Broadway Makers Canter
bury s!oa and Csssr on Psn,in;s by artis tho
Sc nes TWO match Paintings by CoIe bronze Sta uary,
Haml Cheyac de Mase two superb Sevrcs China yases
Ware, Table Cutlery, oak Arm Chairs Lounges and Chairs,
covered with REPS; Chambers-Rosewoad DRESSING Blu
Gace, Hair Mattresses. Feather Beds aakets Counter
pine- Sheets Oga Mirrors Clocks, air Carpets Olcloth,
Sofas Rockers Arm Chairs covered with reps and
Ingram CirpcS Also large assortment OF Bascm mt and
Kitchen Furniture. Sale pelcml.ory, rain or slime n
B.-House for sac; inquire OF the a.c,ioneers.
A U,TION NOTICE--M. B. CHAPMAN AUCTioNEER-
~ Eirgant Household furniturr.-M. II. CHAPMAN co.
auction ers viii sell at con tais day esd,yi. May "a.
street SiAth avenue, sale mcncing O'CLOCK
ssng OF rosewood and black walnut Parior Fnrnit,re
covered with bocate and Eagcres bookcase, Chess
Table Co. Tables rosewood Panofoe. Stool, Cover,
Mu sic Rack Brussels Carpets Rugs Paintings Vases
Clio k Lace Curtains Co.nices Shades, Stair Carpet
Olioh, Dressing Bur Beds ead Washst Hair and
Spring Mattresses Feather Beds ankets, Mirrors Cum
terpanes Sheets, Chairs, So Rockers Toilet Scs Easy
Caairs Lcuages, black walnut Extension Table d ming
Ware. Table Cutlery, II yer are, Table Linen, China
Sets Engrayngs, Bronzrs, satuary, NC Alto large
ncnc At o'clock this Aern0pu Deposits required "
AL purcha Sale tive, without regard the
let a. very low rent feonirs Of JAMES q sTwNh
Fulton street, near the II raid otice.
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! NEW pURLICATIONs.

rYRw BOOK ON PHYSIOLOGY --TIifs WORK OF II.
N n~twiks on the cffecs OF sidls< eions OF youth,
Giving advice 20 those about 20 marry u used IN al the
,srs And the Boston Surgical journal y IL the most
ussiul work OF the kind be had Price Mailed ~ E.
Gsrc.r Ma 4 vesey street. Godfeys, 63l Broadway,
- ~ b. D. a his rooms IS Twsfh stree SIX doors est
Il pscHd way where Dr. b. mag be consulted from y.
0G n. n. eoaadsntkaily. NNMI
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WINES AND LIQUOR.s,

TAMMER's CHAMPAGNE ALE.
II Tbs attention the pioic h solicited 20 Vac snlffo
cnslsy Of Hammers Champ ,enr Ae RUS Hie = be"ci
9.n ~ All seas. of the eat Rud its iccrng eu N -
,s,any usewed during the ue.t eNecas.e MT "e.
,n.r Il ruaraneeH for any snFh OF Tine Orders az .
cur BREWERY. in Harlem, will receive pro-, s,csn
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SyoxPosrrloN AND SURFACE GOLD cAsEwArcHEs
that will stand the gold test with superior quallv
movement for go SILVER Watches, - 81 % $40 and fine
Gold wa,chfs propot cnAtely low watches cleaned ana
VSa6ISxI I JxS0SA ~ lsssAwas.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWARD SGnENcK AUCrIONrER.
~ ~. -.EI.kIIA NE SPA 4. ~ lI.lksIsG

i
1 EDWARD sGnENck AUcnoNEER rfffrf
x X .pwAH kL SD kIc srAS e. noIsEs
oesoek al ~. al sroom No. ls hroaiway span OF ham,
Cd per onf. ina n ~. HRS. HAMS h wsrans
TOUR seat fhaelon, top ON back also double HAr
EDWARD scasyoK, AuCroNEgR
MEssEs. \. rhJasIoN & SONS Will. SELL
EDWARD sCHEycK
On Friday 5oh inst Al ii O'Clock, No I5s
ros rom M ssvss and 4 Gs Fs octave.
al ce an y tased, OF almost every pattern. The
- '~' Il rHrRsroN SONS
HEXRY D. MINER, AUorIoNEgR sALEsRooM 81
Eve vii saG al sr ns S on ay Mn u 4
i o'eioeN; a. their salesroom. 81 Nasal street an
gesan d, Fenc aad amerIa ssho . ~ se
w saa + superb combaa,on Picture, BY KoeE
IN cosn.y; aso wo1 asa BY the foos sy
nan csas eao f's'', a z% ss.
a h'n pes ayes = Hahn Mo-, Van ss.er-
vsrhovenn Ba,,i de Br,ckeler, Geo. II. Hail, L R.
Imam H. s. coaa sna atne SoaG
ee aean q sonnoissears and Others par
teed oritna is the hnest collections for
p.lon = q owe, VITA Catalogues.
r BoGAKT, AuCTloNEER-BY s. j. BoGART-
e.. Wlll seii On wednesday June A. 1892 a. II ocoak
Sacsn sao 81 Psp e sn ss,
oity hnsh d Iron sales. assorted Sizes Seans Mar
yn ACCOMPLISHMENTS Engine and Boiler FORCES Auviis
Scales JACK screws, Vices Shears, Iathes Drilling
Lon Palm, Machines Hostn,, Grooyins NJ
Maclihes; Gf1ndson &C, Also. unfinished fcs,
two Horses two WAGONS and Harness Cart and Har-
nen one Double siigh, Iron, Lumber &c. Sale per.
empsory. CHARLES j. WATTS, Attorney for Mortgage.
r BoGARr, AuyTIoNEER.-BY s. & J. BoGARr-
Tnis day ut l0s ococS, Mt l3s Cherry street.
stables sale, the Eu OF Liquor Store-segars stand
GIcHAEL DooDY, Constable
r BOCART, AUCTIONEER-BY s. 4 j. BoGART-
Wednesday May Is a. W. O'Clock At Ill Nassau
OF Wine, Lager Bier. soda Water &C. deposit WIN re-
Quired from all purchasers.
CHARLES +. WATTS, Constable
r BoGART. AUCTIoNEER.-BY s. j. BOGART-
e. Wednesday, MAJ IS at l0I o'clock, All ton
rooms Me- North am stree. Crockery and Glass Ware
consisting ~ Dishes, Plates Cups Salccrs SETS
Water Pitchers Soup rur,en, Vegetable Dishes Gc Also
Constable sale Of Nails Hoop Poes, A. SPRING.
SfLIS Constable. Tlursd, 10Y O'Clock. auction
roos, general assortment OF Household Furn.tlre.
TAMES N. MILLER, AUCTlONEER
e Another Large package sale OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
ALEXIS BRAGG,
o. 81 vrsey street, New York,
VII sell at auction on Thursday May -,
At lu}a O'Clock "A. NJ,
Five Hundred Gases
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Alexis BRAGG,
Auction aud Commission M.rs nant
No. 81 Vesey street
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A UCTION NOTICE
n LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
.# Or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

800 CARTONS RICH AND NEWLY
IMPORTED RIBBONS,
THIS DAY, TUESDAY. MAY a.
We beg 10 invite the ion Catalogue OF
THIS DAYS sale, which Wi. include
FULL ASSORrMrS4o OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, BOUTS M SHOES. 40.
Also
800 CARTONS or RICH RIBBONS FROM NO 4 TO 40
being the attractive siy OF two fvo import as
aud which will DO sold ut Two o CLOCK PRECISELY.
Catalogues and g,oIs
WIN. TOPPING Il Co, AuetionAcrs,
Nos. y aid II Park PLACES and
No. Murray street.
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InAR OEEICEs,
ROSA GRRGoRIo.

Y,srapfIsnRD ist2--NEw LOAN OFFICE, AT coo
A. nst'i L,ans asiysn,~ On wearing Aplar. Jew
-. sna Personal Properly Of every Description BY Mrs 6
c.y ,arseJ oksr, laie OF cvtntr 81 brc
Cuh ~, .,rr,ss Pr,vate entrance, nali door.
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{, HERMAN CO.. AUcriOSEERS, WILL SELL. THIS
~. aa., May 81 a. II oc ~: Is BOwery mort
Of ipuse,od furrtts consisting OF Sofa Beds,ead
no and H., .snE Cnars Marble TOP sur and
Inbe, r.,sea i, Be,.is. L,o&!as Gasscs, ss a.
tors, fsn.e Cu and liar wac Also large lot o. all
Paper. La OBEkl1isE. Attorney Tor MortgAsee
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ANY SPANISH LADY OR GENTLEMAN. OF VERY
N good aon vi no would be willing TO instruct two
young ladies In their language, and he compensated
with GOOD family oil respcctADy, may apply NJ
auircd.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.

A DARK CHESTNUT MARE, FULL BLoUDED, I41
III ~ sever airs oil aue prri..ty sounG an KIND
be- stld fer three minute-; lei
the saddle ad sendd driver apply ~ 81 Caristopasi
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-02-26

ing strong, impressive, yet truthful Ian
guage:
"The pirates who infest the ocean,
nder'commission Of the rebel chief, are
nor more deserving the execration of
mankind than the gang, who on land,
are suffered to feast upon the sweat Of
the poor and the blood of the brave.
While the nation is strainiEg at eve-
ry nerve and bleeding at every pore,
these heartless creatures--for gain to
crafty unholy passions-wretches
"Who shrine their lusts in Heaven, 7e
Aud make pander of their God"
have tirmer grasp upon the throat of
the nation than this armed rebellion"
1t is to be hoped that those who have
the control of the affiirs of the nation
will have their eyes opened by the dis
closures made in this speech, that while
we are successfully bringing to bear
the force of our armies upon the declin-
ing powers of treason and rebellion, the
country may be rid of these masked
enemies who prowl about like wolves
in sheeps's clothing, and who, if there
by they could advance their own selfish
interests, and it were possible to be
done, would rob the faithful and the
brave of their every earthly possession,
pluck the honor from the memory Of
the heroic dead who have died in their
country's cause, and even desecrate their
holy graves.