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Complimentary visit-Tho Friends of TIE
hey. RALPH HOYT will hold complimentary an
tertAinn,nt at his residence In 9th st., bet. The
I'd and I'd ayeaI on Thursday afternoon and even
ing, February 9th. The Committes invite thu a.
sstance ~ all who fesl interested in sustaining the
Rector ofthe Free Church Of the Good Shepherd IN
his arriucus and important work. Thoss who can
not personally attend solicited 70 respond b.
some 30, Z ken OF their favor directed ~ above. I'D
WARD q. PRASR, Secretary. te4 2iS 100
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SPECIAL notice.

held by Neptune Division, No g. OF + tnis evsnin
~ oclock, az 90 Eaa Broadway. An address Nv
j.; LANYARD singinR by bros. PARKHoUsS
a, SIN and SMITH speakers and singers arc IN.
Nlted' DANIEL wALF0RD, Chairman pro ta..-
LonEshorenen's U. ID. Secioty.-rhe bfev.-
pers OF the society are requested 10 attend speiaI
l'O2' At o'clock, p. M. PunctuAl a.tendance h
requested M business ~ Importance IL g. DO tr.s..
acted. ~ order ofJoHN KANE, Pes. DENIB
SULLIVAN, Secy.
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LATEST NEWS

FROM WASHINGTON.
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MTERHsTINGF From CONGRESS

GENERAL HUNTER w.. LANE.
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AL Quiet at Hatteras.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
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GENrLHNIEN's VEST CHAINS
81, 80, 50 and 50 each,
N Al q. @. ALIENS,
49, No. as Broadway,
ft4 2is'lOd One door below Canal a.
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SPEECH OF MIR. SUMMER,

THE TREASURY NOTE QUESTION.
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TIE IRON WAR SHIPS BILL.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
EDwARD scHENcK. AUCTroNEER
SPAN or FAST HORSES, WAGON AND HARNESS
BY EDWARD soHENcK. on
$1,000. SATURDAY, APRIL 10.

~ 49,, vANDkWATER'S CLUB HOUSE,
& isv.n street. span OF elegant black Horses ft hands
gn, mscned' sx aud nine years old warranted
sound kind and gentle; splendid team for a eentleman
81 mot INSIDE o. zp together; the present owner
0 A'sS , Light ,W'agon, Double Harness. Blankets
seen st the private stable in Mott sree one do I'm h w
bleecker, until day OF sale. Wv ""'i "eo"
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.


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GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
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Doors opeu 10. and T. Performance li,s Sk aud 81
SPHs sSsss s1 csss asSSs sS; xsS s Grass K Gents
AN IMMENSE NEW new PAVILION
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establishment is positively. ~. on
and require. to transport and exhibit i. the service. ..
LAST PERFORMANCE SATURDAY NIGHT. APRIL -
IIA THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL
tff' a. a. hsFRotApWAy. sFt 49, "' ~
ruE HE Music noBIc MSL srtE! ~ THE Ths9Hs Masses
Eyncag their delight the splendid performance nightly
HE%FEsf ri IsS'afd sdTs or APPLAUSE
The only Concert Hall In New York showing nightly
CROWDED HOUSES
and win succeed While our small sized rivals
vainy trying TO make petty sensations by such transient
'puse' VIZ Kssf On ssd o6s GnAs GTsn1fls eSos6E
presenting rs class entertainment Fresh and sparkling
new B6kLEs0TEs KIys KEW s1LLFFTs NEW SONGS
NEW DANCES EEE EVERY AEEvSEEssiso,
MARKING
NEW ERA IN THR CHRONICLES OF AMUSEMENT,
with those old fashioned places which rival ~
NOTE THE ARRAY OF TALENT.
A""' CHARLEY WHITE
L. siaMoNs.
,ouxSy cHxHtHr WsIg 4 SGnsEkRvYEEss skv sss,,r
and MASTER T3SkY.
ASSSs''Sh De EfzziE SE scHuLrzs
AMELIA MILE MILE FLORA.
MONS. PAUL IBRILLIAETs
AND sHfsRs HsF oy S9FHS 9F P6 6kkkT knkAtTFsT sErsrs
For the accommodation Of ladies' ahd children,
'"''' = GRAND MATINEE EvERr SATURDAY
ROBERT '" %6Ss LA ;Sf f6RSs sss sss
NIBLo sNQNcEnI nIsALooN-rngArREsR sRANcAIsR
~ ruEsnksTsAiFFso5t sRsEsAiF 81 htSrsss FAT fsdSsH daSSEssHoAn
LA bAMB AUX TRois C0lLEURs.
Coincide vaudSvis sn lols az a,Ir. e J, ~ bayard
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A UCTION SALE.
"A w. n HOLLINGSHEAD, Aucioneen
Second great package auction Of Boots and Shoes this
day, April lS
by CHARLES c. WARREN,
= ss No. - Cortland street.
Buyers afuy informed this important
ONE THOUSAND PACKxGEs OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
FIRST CLASS SEAsONABLE GOODS,
adapted to the trade of every section OF the country
SPECIAL NOTICE.
,.s = AOCTION SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
(WEEKLY) ON FRIDAY,
Aereafter during the season.
1n department, large stock of Boots and Shoes
at private sae BY the packa below Manufacturers
CHARLES C. WARREN,
issn Commission dealer in Boots and Shoes,
% Cortland street,
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

Geo. HoLBRoOK, ..AUCTrONEER, OFFICE NO. se9
VI Broadway win sell this day, at 10Y o'clock at l35 West
sixteenth street. Seventh avenue s the fne Furniture
contained in the said four story house. mostly all made 70
Suit solid mahogany do. in haircoth one Sofa Bed
grain Carpets Hall Ocoths Brussels Stair Carpets ma
hogany and walnut Bedseads, marble top Bureaus Wash
and Tables best Mattresses Feather Beds
Bosers and Pillows; one oak Extension Table and twelve
Dining Chairs match, with fine assortment of Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues at sale.
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AMUsEMnnTs.

A oADEMIEs or MUsIc-NEw YORK AND BROOK.
0RAUs ITALIAN OPERA.
Mr. GkAu respectfully announces that he has yesterday.
ta.t ssnSr. ss:sssse i.Ssas s' andst s fsarS
10 se VIII be eoSSse a 70 S
and return once 70 Europe The ssaso.
wa On EAsrEs Issiy SoSDH9 xPis
VIII The debut of the famous tenor from the racon) Havana
sIGNOR ToMBEsI.
whose fr sh voice and extraordinary skin as vocalist
w s h s souas s have
the opera selected for this occasion viii be verds oes
RyGoLErTo,
TosE ssoGd pf%s donna
1er msE gEEs% DassR pf oda
ne renowned prima donna contrao viii have the honor Va
make her 'enF'' in sisSok sie sSs o r6ssEsl Hssdssn
S Ss he ss q Count dc M q. G.r sssss
-oi the best In his repesTiiPnirrsa psinra, ,un,,
who is universally nsa the reuressnats>
Sf o. ss e Of Esols..o WIN honor
Musical Director and Conductor ssnor NUzId
W the management have sres. pleasure in announcing
A' 's' nave YoGSG Ans a rln the
w,o.. ,.,u.,, . Mss BArEMAS.
Throughout the country
YOUTHFUL HERodiSSEs ES'''''''''s w.
Has excited e very sshes. apprsva, frsn ths seuN
MISS BATEMAN
Will make her 6rsi In New York Ia %
EASTER MONDAY April "a.
most efcent OF ladies and gentlemen OF acknoW
edgsd eminence have been engaged render this series
performances 10 every respect tif
ADMIRABLE
ATTRACTIVE.
Mr. HENRY PLACIDE,
The great Comic AR Af'' G' w. w. A%s.a %SIr%cKs ;iss'
The distinguished aS s1s 'T9spi HpwIN Tr,ssa XsS1Ss
The popular and accomplished young fsvoe Of the Bostoa
and Philate pha theatres.
(His FIRST appearance in New York
MRS. W. R. BLAKE
MRS. MARK SMITH
Mr. A. H. DAVENPORT. .
Aud other well known artists.
Fun particulars
SATURDAY. APRIL N
Box book
Seats may be secured for every night next week.
NJEw BOWERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Proprietor a.; "a ;; Mr. j. ". Liosa"
F'' talented artist Mr.. E. EDDY.
In two favorite characters.
The beautiful play Of
Dance. Miss Louisa Brown
The romantic Drama OF -
TIE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD,
MORE BLUNDERs THAN ONE.
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IJENRY'I. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER.
III HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HENRY II. LEEDS X co. will sell at auction, on
SATURDAY, APkIL 10. AT l0H O'CLOCN.


HOUSEHOLD FUkNITCRE,
Consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets mahogany and
black walnut Dressing Bureaus do Washstands carved
rosewood Suits In brccael; carved oak and black walnut
Sdeboards mahogany Comodes Toilet Sets black walnut
Bookcascs and secre,ary Hair Mattresses Or
oak DO holsters and Pillows Bedsteads mahogany Hall
Stands Pier Mirrors Lace Curtains, black walnut Etsgeres
mahogany Card bles Oval frame Mirrors DC. Also two
Sets elegant gold brocate Curtains lined with silk
and nterned with cimsoI Loops Cords and Tssses ell
Suit rosewood Brocate Furniture, made BY Roux re-
moved convenience of sale. Al IL O'Clock Newfound
land Dog.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

SALES AT AUCTION.

III GAfFhEY. AUCTIONEER, SALESRO0M NO 90
Genre street will sell this day al O'Clock che stock
and fixtures OF the Chelsea Manor House. kept by Bill But
Ter. ESQ., splendid Fixtures Paintings Furniture &c
an excelent Pony, Wagon and Harness
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

GREAT CANTERBURY ~ MSSIG HALL.
THE ONLY MUSIC HALL IN NEW YORK.
GRAND DOUBLE COMPANY
THE FIRST ARTISTS IN THE WORLD.
The GREAT CANTERBURY
still maiplains Its Proud reputation
The ONLY FIRST RATE CONCERT HALL
in the Empire City where used circusser broken down
clowns and east side a not allowed
to appear, but ia their stead such
BRILLIANT STARS
THE BEAUTIFUL ZANFRETTA
THE BEAUTIFUL ZANFRETTA
universally admitted BY both
PRESS AND PUBLIC
to bs the greatest lis'q6E E Rsr.Sr%ss 4 .g s On
"A''' THE aREAfEsT SENSATION s1ois OF THE AGE.
BILLY BIRCH,
The greatest eccentric Darkey Delineaor ia existence
BEN COTTON,
The popular E Ethiopian Comedian,
GUSTAvE BIDEAuX,
The justly famed Bsllsdtst.
THE CARLO FAMILY
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEfI.
THE WONDERFUL GENERAL NUT
The CLIFFORD SISTERS. -0"
O. GERMAINE, II. WILSON, GEO ROSS, WIZ CARLO.
THE GREAT CANTERBURY MINSTRELS,
Aud all the Grand Double Company .
APPEAR THIS EVENING.
GRAND MATINEE
To morrow Saturday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

ENXECUTORS SALE.
u JAMES N. MILLER. AUcTlONEER,
will sell At public auction AZ the Merchants Exchange on
Monday April 81 At II o'clock the story and basement
brick House 557 Broome street Also six Lots on
Fourth and ll5th street. Terms OF sae-Twohirds
cash. balance remain bond and mortgage FOR term
toneer at his oce IS Pine sireei or 10 B. T. FAIRCHILD.
us Nassau street X gaIEaiH gTaAITERaciH,Lp Executors.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

III UOTfON SALE OF ALI. THE NEW AND ELEGANT
"a Furniture Of the Hotel Buehier corner Of Broadway
aen Friday April l at ~ O'Clock A. H., all the elegant
Furniture and the whole contents OF the Hotel Bueher,
OF Broadway and nth coussting large and
small oval and square sH framed Mirrors mahogany marble
BSdsteads. Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Quilts Blankets
splendid set Of mahogany plush Furniture nine peces
French Clocks Statuos Chandeliers splendid OH Paint
4qr sad Engr.snss Linen Cop er Kettles and Boilers
and Crsckciy Ware Kitchen 1t nsi. &C. Ac Hotel keep
era deacs aud intending housekeeping espe
ay invited TO attend this SAFE article will be sold
70 the highest bidder without Terms cash. In
rent money. Deposits required. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

AIRS. ADDIE BANKER-THE WELL KNOWN SPIRIT
IVA ual Test Medium and Clnirvoyant, be consulted day
and evening her rooms ls2 Fourth avenue near Twenty
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

u ROTH. AuCTIONEER.-AN EXTRAORDINARY or,
II. porunity for housekeepers and the rsdeI will sell
public auction this afternoon 2oclock precisely the
handsome Furniture OF first class boarding House. l25
Waverley place. between Washington and Sixth ave-
Of over 500 yards q Carpets single and dou
Washstsnds, Sofa Beds Rockers Lounges, spring seat
Chairs Mirrors Clocks Corner Stands Tea and Extension
Tables Dining Chairs Buffet elegant Paror Suits cover
ed in reps brocstel Centre and Side Tables Kagete
positive. -L-I
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

IJENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
I'LL EXECUTORS SALE.
HENRY II. LEEDS co. will SELL auction, Friday
April 49, l0 O'Clock at III Wall street. bas nent
tsrs sale of Caoooses Patterns Force and Break PUMPS
and Tin Utensils for cabooses and ships without re-
he estate
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWARD SCHENCK. AU0TI0NEER.
IL THE CEAEBRATED TROTTiNG HO

II TUE CELEBRATED TROTriNG HORSE
JACK CADE. -
BY EDWARD SCHESCk. Saturday afternoon, Iytn
inst, O'Clock r. NJ at vandewater's Club House. near
125h street. celebrated horse Jack Cade warranted per
fctty Kind GENTLE which the written guaran
tee of the will be given, together with light agon
which has only been used weeks, and Light Harness
made by Lowden to order; also blanket whip, 8e. Inc
positively sold without Can be seen AZ
private stable Mott street. door below Beecker
street, until cay OF sale.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
a UCrION NOTICED D. CAULKINS. AUCTIONEER.
IA OFFICE 3S5 BROADWAY.
LAR0E SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
ROSEWOOD PAkl OR SUITS IN BROCATEL,
VALUABLE PAINTINGS. ARTI,TIc BRONzEs,

D. D. CA1IkINS q co. VIII ella ION FIdHy. April To- az
residence 2S West Fourteenth street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues. coinmen ing at i0
cock A. NJ The sale comprises the entc contents Of the
house. The elegant Paror fi nture made TO order and
rosewood The will be sold 10 the highest
bidder cash. Offering Inducements purchasers
the entire of the house Is nearly new and
mu spld. removal Elegant rosewood Pi-
anofortc seven octave, with all modern improvements
years: rosewood Stool in satin and embrod
Cover: three elegant full Parlor Fur
in rich brocade and satin rosewood Etageres splen-
did and costly Parian Ornamens, rich Vases. &c; also,
Easy Chairs in fine reps rosewood Centre and Side marble
top Tables richly carved Chamber Suits in rosewood and
mahogany carved Best ads COO
CANT Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpes Washstands Sofa
Beds, In bne hair cloh Hair Mattresses. from 40
20 80 pounds made order and in excellent condition. Din
ing Room Furniture consists OF line oak Extension Table,
Silver Ware rich China, ivory and silver Cutlery Forks,
Spoons &C. with heavy cut and engraved Glassware every
description. Sale positive.
N BThe above OF the best description
offers extraordinary to and others
"A competent in attendance cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers, ut u rcaso onablc charge.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY g. n ). BOGART,
Saturday April l9 at l0< O'Clock the auction rooms
No. North ia street, Household Furniture rosewood
Psror SUITS Wardrobcs Bookcases Bureaus, nds
Brussels and Ingram Carpets iicloh, mahogany Card
and Cottage Bedstcads Mattresses, Beds and Bedding
Kitchen Furniture also lot Of Desks Ofce Furn
pesit will be required from all purchasers Goods be
the TAI
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
UCuoN NOTICE-M r. CHAPMAN AUCTIONEER
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PAINTINGS STAT Aey. AND MANY RARE AND COST
h NOtkS or ART.

Fifth sixth avenues,
Sale " Q at ~ O'Clock.
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
Reservoir Drawing Room Suits, bronze and ormou Chan
deiers. Medal Carp -. Seyres and Dresden
China ornanents and NJ ntel Mirrors Embroidered
Curtains Paintings, ~ eminent artists Eageres,
Centre Tables Encoienurc G. bets Ladys WORK Table,
superb Clock, two full Suits Drawing Room Furni-
tire go aad crimson gold bocatel;
Artistic Bronze Statuctcs, Marble StatuaTy Reclining
Chairs Gard and Sofa Tahs, French walnut Suit covered
reps consisting OF Sofa Arn Chair Rockers Oval Back
Chars
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
bass round ade TO order cost 5000
Stool Cover; Canterbury, Extension Table. Sdeboard,
China Glass, Sverwarc Table Cutlery, Couches, Arm
Chairs Clocks Ensrayinss. I stands rosewood and ma
hogan Bureaus, Armoire Betsteads Hair Mattress
Feather Beds Blankets Rockers Sofas Chairs covered
with hacloth; Sofa Bedse Coninodcs Toilet Sets
air Carpets Oclohs Also Furniture OF servants apart
ments Also, large OF Basement aud Kitchen
Furniture. Also, Family Coach Road Wogon made
by Dusenbury; pair matched Horses, years od one Sad
die Mare sets Of Harness, Robes, Bankcts, &c
B-rhe aucicneers would call the particular attention
of their friends and the public to this sale the cataoge
comprising largest and riches; collection OF Household
Futurr offered at auction THIS sssson Sale perenp
tory. without regard to the weather Catalogue at the hons
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
II H. LUDLOW AUCTIONEER. -
u. HANDSOME HOUSE. % w EST TWENTY SkCOND

M LUDLUW @ ~ VT, se,I at huvauu on yI
Twenty street.-The handsome four brown stone
hih stoop House and LOT NO. 90 Wes second street,
'front.' order recently been nted and papered
throughout and contains every Lot zSNS9
the premises Maps and full particulars
the auctioneer's oiice, No. s Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
DRIAN II. MULLER. AUCTIONEER.
IA EXECUTORS SALE OF HESTER STREET PRO.


q. MULLER. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON TUES.
A. day April 2 alta NJ at Merchants Exchange ir not
urs street. ad Joining Hudson River Railroad depot. Maps
ac ~ 70 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

lAvtD D. FGAN, AUCTIONEER--wILL SELL, THIS
dsy ~ 80 Canal street. a O'Clock, Chamber Suits both
v seonu nand consisting Of Bedstcads, Bureaus
Shairs WAshxtands, Tables with without m ale tors:
Also Ingram Carpets mahogany and
ScA wnnut bureaus and B-dsteads wood, ana
nair cloth scckng and other Chairs and her Mat.
ercsseA nolstcrs, fILows. Bed lounges, &c, &C.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

A sSIaNRES SALE OF FINE WATCHES AND RICH
"A Diamond Jewelry.-A. ~ CRISTALAR. auctioneer,
i!l ssIi sss d.y April Is Of lc, o'clock a Boyey
yer Hunting and Open Face, Nickel Movement Straight
Line Levers Double Time Magic and Enslish Patent Lee
Wsches. silver CIT and Philadelphia Case Watches, &C.;
choice ana valuable of Single Stone Cluster
Pins Rings Earrings, Studs and Sleeve Buttons toge.
ther With lrze lot OF Gold Jrwtlry &c, &c. BY order OF
the trade. Catalogues sale. Also Silver Piaei Show
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

A BONA FIDE AsrRoLoaIsr, THAT EVERY ONE
"A depend on, Nine. WILSON, who tells the object
OF your visit you enter She tells the past pre-
and future OF your life, and you Of dangers
brings Of the most peIlous undcrta kinea
n B.-Ceebrated magic charms. No 60 Allen street. be.
Houston and stanton Streets the bakery Charges
FOR ladies' and gentleman, ~ cents.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

UCrroN NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK,
BY LOCKWOOD, BROS. UNDEKHILL
.se Aucttoneers,
- Murray and s. Warren street,
Large aud attractive sale of
Dress Goods, Linens Hosiery,
Gloves, Filet Mits Embroiderics, &C.
Pine Bosom Shirts, Neck Ties,
A Gloves. Suspenders,
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

1ps BowERy NEAR BROOME sTREET-MADAME
lOC wIpGER Cairvoyen, and gifted spanish lsdy un'
ves the OF tury love. marriage abeenttrends,
soness prescrbes medicines tor all Diseases tells lucky
numbers, property osi Of sicaen ~
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

uHE WONDERFUL CANADIAN cLArRvoyANr GIP
sy Pamist, Mss DAVIS, will only ron,an lew days
longer Consult her Immediately Her predictions are won
derIui Call at 2,2 West Twelfth street Ladies, 25 cents
Gentlemen 30 cents. Lucky numbers and Charms
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

A UCrION NOTICE.. ROTH AUCTIONEER WILL
IA sell this morning. 01 o'clock precisely the elegant
rurniture Of family leaving the city No Sixth
evenue aud Waverey place consisting elegant Psror
suits each suit consists OF Sofa reception
ana iour mcdsuon back Chairs covered In rich broae
room Gsss China and silver Ware Table Cutlery Brussels
and In rain Carpsts Mattresses Beds Bedding &C. Sale
positive All the goe is must be removed weny.four hours
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

TJENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
IL HENRY H. LEEDS co. win sell at auction on
Saturday April l II O'Clock In front Of store Is Nassau
street,
very ans Coupe Rockaway for four persons In One
der, patent boxes.
Also Coupe Rockaway, New Haven built, in ane
der, without reserve.
Avery Coupe Rcckawsy enclosed with shifting par
titons, built by Beardsey, In good order.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-24

the supply that each has on hand and only make up
the deficiency. SO that no one, having supply on
hand, should draw county salt merely sfor specu-
lati0n. - 81 *.
The county commissioners will be charged at this
place. for the present one dollar and fifty cents per
bushel which, it is believed, will the cost Of
production, including seventyfve cents per bushel,
to be paid the propretors. After the State Treasu-
ry is reimbursed for the outlay for building, ETC., it
is expected that it may be afforded at one dollar and
twenty-five cents per bushel.
ers the importance of furnishing their own sacks
If have to procure them, it can only be dpne by
paying salt for them, and will require from twenty
to thirty thousand bushels of salt, whereas each
consumer can readily furnish his county commas
sioner sack sacks to hold his supply. with his
name and the county distinctly marked on it
scarcely need to add that payments must be
made on delivery of the salt to the commissioner
or his order at this place.
The county commissioner can only be known
here by a certificate from the county court clerk,
under his seal of Office
The pressing necessity for time and labor has rem
dered it necessary to contract with four or five coun
ty commissioners for supplies delivered here, for
which they to have preference in point OF tlme
in receiving their supplies.
We have laborers enough engaged, OUT yet re-
uuire teams to haul wood. Any county commits
sioner sending teams shall be paid in salt once.
N. W. wooDFIN,
Superintendent
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-24

THE GREAT Rock FlGHr.-We referred yesterday
(says the Savannah Republican) to the fact that a
North Carolina regiment, having exhausted their
ammunition in of the late battles, took to pelt-
ing the Yankees with stones, and actually held them
at bay until Louisiana regiment came to their re-
lief The Richmond Examiner corroborates the
statement and gives the result of the fight fol-
lows:
1.-Two gentlemen who, since the battle of the 3Oth
ult., have been engaged IN burying the dead on the
plains of Manassas arrived at Gordonsvillc yester-
day. They report that rocky cnt in the rail-
road, which runs through the battle field they
counted seventy Yankees who had been killed with
pieces of rock. The rocks clottcd with blood, lay
near, and in many cases upon the inanimate forms
of the Yankee soldiers. This account corroborates
the story which We had previously heard Of regi-
ment of our men, during the battle Of the 30th, af
ter having exhausted their ammunition, assailed
their sdversaries with stones and pieces Of rock"