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RICHMOND M. PEARSON, of Yadkin, Chief Justice
WIN. H. BATTLE OF Orange, Associate Justice
MATTHIAS E. MANLY, of Craven, Associate Justice.
WILLIAM A. JENKINS, of Warren, Attorney General
HAMILTON G. JONES' of Rowan, Reporter.
EDMUND B. FREEMAN, of Wake, Clerk:
JAMES LiTcHFoRD, of Wake, Marshall.
At present the sessions of the Supreme Court are held
in the City of Raleigh once year. commencing the Sc
cond Monday in June
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NOTICE.

Unce OF N. C.. X. X. Co.,
-or,r,, -, Co Shops, Sept. path, 1852.
NoIiCE is HEREBY GIVEN TO SHIPPERS AND
others interested that the tariff of freight rates on
tns Road will be raised twenty five per cent and the rate
day of October. T. j. SUMNER
Engineer and Supt.
Sept. rs, 1852. 7s-tf
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nor sALE-sTOCK OF THE RALEIGH AND
II Castor Railroads. few shares.
W. W. VASS, AttorBey.
Sept. r. 1862 74-i.
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An ACT RENDEZVOUS FOR TIE EXAM.
NATION ENROLLED MEN.


NATION ENROLLED MEN.
The Congress of the C,afedsrats States of Autror do
enact That there shall be established in each county, par
sh district and in any city county, parish dis
tric in the several States place of rendezvous for the
persons said county, district parish city, enrolled for
military duty the field who shall be there examined bv
Surgeons to be employed by the government
to be assigned to that duty by the President day of
which days notice shall be given by said Surgeons
and from day to day next thereafter until all who shall be
in attendance for the purpose of examination shall have
been examined and the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations be established by the Secretary of War;
to the physical and mental capacity of person for mil
tary duty in the field shall be final and those only
ascerained to be 1T for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction
SEC 2. There shall be assigned to each Congressional
District in the several States three Surgeons who shall
constitute Board Of Examination in such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section
of whom may act at any place of rendezvous in said dis
trict
SEC 8. When shall appear to any Surgeon attending
such place of rendezvous by the certificate respectable
in county parish district that any enrolled person
therein unable to attend account of sickness il shall
be the duty of said Surgeon file said certificate with the
commandart of the nearest camp of instruction; and if
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
time report himself for examination at said camp of in
strucon his continued disability certified by the GER
tcate of respectable physician of his county city, dis
trict parish be shall be held liable absent without
leave of his commanding officer.
Approved Oct. IL, 1862
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BOARD OF CLAIMS


BARTHOLOMEW F. MooRE, of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, of Orange.
P. Ii. WINSTON, JR, OF BERTHE.
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Adjutant aud Inspector Gener

An ACT TO AMEND ACT ENTITLED " Az ACT TO FURru.
Err PROVIDE FOR THE PUBLIC DEFENCE" APPROVED 18th
APRIL, 1852, AND THs ACT SAME, AP-
PROVED SEPTEMBER 27Tu, 1859.
Inc Congress of The Confederate States Of 4nericd do
act That all persons subject to enrolment for military
vice. be enrolled under instructions the War
parmeut, and reported by the enrolling officer wherever
found whether within the State county their residence
not and when enrolled shall be subject the pm
visions of law fully if enrolled within the county and
State of which they be reSdeuts Provided That this
act shall not extend TO member of military organic
tOn under any State law while he actual
vice without the limits of his State: And provided further
That the President is authorized suspend the execution
Of this act regards the residents of any locality where he
may find it mpractcable To execute the entitled an
net TO further provide for the public defence" approved
April L. 1882 and the act tn amend the last toned act
approved September ~, lS62.
Approved October g. 1862.
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SUPERIOR COURTS

JUDGEs.- John L. Bailey OF Buncombe, Romulus NJ.
Saunders, Of Wake. Robert R. Health of Chowan George
Howard, jr5 Of Wilson, James W. Osborne, Of Mecklen
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Duplin, fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
September.
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nd John Kerr, of

burg Robert s. French, of Robson and John Kerr of
Caswe.
SoLrcroRs-Jesse J. Yeaes of Hertford Of LIST Circuit;
William Houston, Of Duplin, I'd Circuit; VIM. A. Jen-
kins Of Warren, Attorney General Sd Circuit; Thomas
Settle of Rockingham, lh Circuit; Robert Strange of
New Hanover, 5tb Circuit; W. c. Kerr of Meckeuburg,
9th Circuit; and Marcus Erwin, of Burke 9Th Circuit
Time of Holding the Courts.
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FIFTH CIRCUIT.

FIFTH CIRCUIT.
Moore Monday before the last in February and August.
Montgomery the last Monday in February and August
Stanly, first Monday in March and September.
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mr., 70 RE ENTITLED ".N ACT TO FURTHER PROVIDE FOE
SHs PUBLIC DEFENCE"
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Explanations and Instructions as to the Con.
scriptIon and Exemption Laws, by the Ad.
infant General.

scriPtion and Exemption Laws, by the Adj
jutant General.
II CbumdRdaats of Oonscripts and CInps of Lastrue-
ton. =
i. An officer styled the Commandant of Conscrpts will
be appointed for each State who will be charged with the
supervision of the enrolment and disposition Of conscrpts
de Will establish one or more camps in which conscrpts
will be assembled and instructed, and may recommend for
appointment, Surgeon, Quartermaster Commissary,
and the requisite number of Drllmasters for each
II more than camp be established he may also recon-
mend scommaudant for each camp not under his
mLdiste command
p hospital will be established and huts for winter
sembed at the camps will be promptly vaccinaed has
B. The Commandant of Conscrpts will require from each
camp report on the first Monday in every month"; show
ing the expenses Of the preceding the number
couscrps the the number received and Sent
during the preceding month the regiments battaons or
companies " which they sent the number transferred
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SUPERIOR COURTS

TyrTsll. arst Monday in March and September.
BERTHE, third {"
Hartford, fourth
Gates first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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where he may find it imprscticable TO execute the
ND that in such localities and during such suspensoD
tbe President is authorized to receivetrooPs lno
service under any of the acts passed by me
provide for the public defence approved 10th Of i00z
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Wake the first Monday after the fourth Monday in March
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Legislature of North.Caro,i,.

We give below the list of Senators and f,or,u,
70 the next General Assembly as far as we b,vo
them any of our friends discover an error
oblige us BY informing MS wi |ney will
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FOURTH CIRCUIT.

FOURTH CIRCUIT.
ranville, first Monday in March and September.
range, second
nathan, third
andolph, fourth
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VII Friends Dunkards NdzGrenes and Nennonites
All persons of the above denominations in regular
bership therein the 18th day of October 1852 shall be
exempt from enrolment, furnishing substitute,
presenting to the enrUling officer o receipt from bonded
Qdarcrmaster for the tax of five hundred dollars imposed
by of Congress- and affidavit by the Bishop. Presid
ing Elder other officer whose duty is preserve the
of membership in the denomination to which the
party belongs, setting forth distinctly the fact that the
party the 18th day of October 1862 in regular
membership with such denomination. The affidavit must
be taken and certified by Justice Of the Peace other
officer appointed by the law of his State to administer
oaths and his authority to administer oath must be cert
fed by the clerk of court of record under the seal of the
court.
All Assistant Quarermasters to whom the said tax is
rendered will receive and receipt for it, and the
into the Treasury of the Confederate States without un
reasonable delay The enrolling officer will receive the
cept and forward it TO the Commandant of Conscpts by
whom it will be forwarded to the Quartermaster General
who will charge the Assistant Quartermaster with the
amount received by him.
VII Precision against Ertortion.
When application for exemption is made by any shoe
maker, tanner, blacksmith, wagonmaker miller, mill eng-
mwright not in the employment of any company
or establishment but working for himself the party seek
ing exemption shall state in writing, under OATH that he is
skilled and actually employed in his said trades that he is
habuay engaged in working for the public; that the pro-
ducts Of his labor, while exempt from military service shall
not be Sold exchanged bartered for price exceeding
the cost of production and seventyve per cent profit
thereon; aud that he will not by any arrangement shift
evade the law receive greater price or re-
ward than it allows
Where application is made to exempt superintendent
and operatives in wool and cotton factories and paper mills
and superintendent and managers of wool cardHg ma
Chimes shoemakers tanners blacksmiths wagonmakers
mers, mill engineers or millwrights not working for
themselves. but in the employment of company
establishment the president director If the COM
any be Incorporated if not the proprietor of the bus
ness orif there be rm partner therein shall make
oath In writing that the said superintendent operatives
managers or mechanics the be- skilled and
actually employed in their said vocaons that they ha
sltuay working for the public; that they absolutely
the concerns that the products thereof shall not be sold
or exchanged or barered during the said exemption for
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THE FrRST a.. 49, vovxrfv

sealing f1. isyYs''ISs IL TUE TSIysss.
THE rrEsf a o. '" ~oykht -,
| Nc SSEEsssEiSF SEss4E$sF 81 81 so,.-
energy and resources ar q. ben. on o.s o,,.s.,
T e SsEY f sEsT 4
ssnSssS b rp,sss @N
then can be found in any O'hsr e. house ia The world
hss E.in.d proud reputation the r.s, o, our m.,..,
fn or AfE THE oSr raos
fRI s;if % * ss:sf sss: s Sc .s :s
The public viii fSiionizc the best enssrisnn,sss
''' SioaIeoSgs AND uSEx.xrIED SUCCESS o.
Is the most Oonyincss proof that AXE. sat a
above al 0rIfi Tk I'm Tfi ssis EScowuxs
bestowed upon !, By hs most acute and critical Of "
's', y TIE Only LEGITIMATE INSTITUTIONS
s5s,s
only VI e Of sTE EsfSE
P.Hisminis prSls.sn. ars spriss,Ien sors
THUS w = ALWAYS HAVE " rnE FIRST r tHorcx
Ell natter. may sasas 1s AM E
ave ready and for more we are not cossss
With one VI MUST iSs I;E ALL !aE STARS
srpSk sSErT G9SEANf schT * SF rE snAs HzH ARTISTS
A"' 6RiGtSxLiTY. VERSATILITY AND MERIT :.
We defy the world 10 equsl greeted is ntgAuo
DELIGHTED THOUSANDS
so4t '' aHs Hi Ss' o. AZ
NOW ''"'TIaaiEs;S TaE GIANT OF TIE MUSIC HALLS,
E$sT @ fsS fSsFSS E SSE fSsES fSsESs S;4Ss ss
Clown. aud stump or.or SGn sss.
SSHRisTEEy SHiSTEy %%I,IfF SHAEIEy WHITE WHIT
The world renowned Ethiopian comedian, and Presiise
Of ID. Society the promotion of hearty Laughter ausso
OF AL the popular psSo fsoe' aud eurn2s, e the day
/: ssHHSMsSSsSss sHMsSSsSss l. siasYss
The great ecceniric Ban los 10 b, % original songs
AsssHTTooS AANSp pSSvyAAS
FANNY WITH SSS Ss HaEE HIATT sAkDsEs sAkBsEs
Il. LEstITEE. LEsIIE ssAsTEs sAsTEs TT9SMMSSYY., TTSMSSY,
r, ,be,r Famous comic acts songs Dances. Extrsvss
49, " Mss Mss EERsEsEIsE EssSEEsEEIIssEE b yAIsEs sAIsEs
MIss Mss LIzzIf IIzzIE sCHIgLTEEE sCIiyLTEE
The two leading Dsnsucse q The whose esguih
Mss Mss ASELIk AsEIIk wELEs wwELts
Ts s'STn SSILasr tSRfs sf 'fisfS 81 sAsT sn.
fHk rhkk ssiLiiHEf sitif eSSssffs .PE BxEEEsf
Directed By The accomplished Ma!re De Ballet.
s9ss s9ss. PASE PASk ss1ILtIIAsT skIEtIxsT.
GRAND MATINEE
Tie most extraordinary novelties 10 activepreparatoa @
speedy pr''"'S,ifIIi NILE MARIETTA sAvEL
The ssau p'e~'' o'".'c & srfs%s ~ sUss N sss'
sols Manager aud rropxiesos
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SALES AT AUCTION.

siSf Sash AND
F cosrLY WORKS or AIT: .n,u7 :
elegant G saSs Sa ss:s's %: between
SEVEN 6eT% Sts sP%TS9sisF ROSEWOOD ofsi%S9roRrE
s.sr. Velvet Medallion s ssyrs: and Dresden
Lace Curtains, o Pantnss By artists E,agess
Centre Fables EncOignare Cabinets adys R Work Table
ars ia sfcon and Irocae
da CARD sraGns and so walnut sa
in reps consisting OF Soi Arm ohar Rockers oval Back
S1uss SxeSrrIcKNr OCTAVE ROSEWOOD pIANoFoETE,
sSo 4 sDS sry T'S %
Chairs Clocks Engravinss. Ha, stand rosewood and ma
S char a
with hairc'oh; sofa Bedsisads Commodes Toilet Sets
s s. ~: $sss ss5 %.ss
ssdsis Mar. sss sf .rnes naN Robes ssnss
% ssss sna ss paS wSs % & hs
The arsssi a ana acSn h Sale
Tory regard the weather Catalogue at the house.
A n cRIsrALAR AUcTIoNEER .AsSIGNEE'ss ,s IS!I .s
a.. sale Ready Made clothpg a q RaM.r
$SosE ssas oai: a.:
s:s BACK pesn Saa coh and
sis satin. vsise! and Cloth Vests Also sLi!s
Cassuess saiineis Musls ac &C. BY order OF the as
dgnee
UCTION NOTICED D. CAULKINS, AUCTI0NEER.
"A The enre OF large carpet warehouse. Wednes
iay April at l0 O'Clock the entire stock OF the late hrm
IN & +. Lewis No IL Fourth avenue, consisting of
elegant Velvet Brussels Threely and Ingram Carpets IN
aree quantities. to suit purchasers Oicoths all
widths; Shades Stair Carpets and Rods, elegant
Velvet Brussels Rugs Door Mats Table Covers Piano
{,oyers Enaielled Cloths Chain Mats Stair Drug
Get stand Covers Chinz Carpet Binding Thread Window
Cord Tasses and Fixtures twenty Gas Burners with
6eclors very fire proof Safe several Stoves Counters
Counting Desk Office Railing, Store Fixtures Chairs
Stools Ladders Carpet Roller and Shade Rack, &C. DC
any whatever consequence OF closing the bust
Offering unusual opportunity to housekeepers and
the trade generally Sale positive, without any regard to
weather.
AUCTION NOTICE.-A FAMILY GIVING UP HOUSE,
IA keeping will dispose OF their Furniture at private sale at
great sacrifice consisting OF two beautiful Paror
SUITS in rich brocael and silk each Suit
stats OF Sofa Tee-a-Tcte Arm. Reception and
Medallion Back Chairs cost Sl5 will be sold for SS5.
Apply al No. l28 Waverey place. near Sixth avenue.
DMINIsTRATORs sALE.-BY ORDER OF THE HON.
"A Edward O. West Surrogate, will be sold at public
ton. by NJ. j. DENDALL Auconeer on Wednesday, April
at O'Clock on the premises the three story
York. the New World with the unexpired lease OF
the let also the Bar Bar Fixtures, Furniture Billiard
Table Glassware on Paintings Engrayngs and other ar
ces. lately belonging 70 JShn " GSgsgsil deceased
For further particulars apply the premises, Of GEO.
w. JAQUEs. Office No. SO Charlton street.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTTONEER, WILL SELL
IL On MONDAY, April Z, at 10Y O'Clock, at
No. lol Broadway the entire Fixtures, such Counters
Tables &C. (about 100 in ally of large Dry Goods Establish
msnt. Also. ONCE Furniture Store Baskets Stoves, Heat
ers. &c.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA

By virtue OF SALE dated March H. 1852 directed
the Hon. District Court OF the United States for the
Southern District of Florida will sell public auction
Wednesday April O. 1862, at IL O'Clock NJ al Lambers
wharf, Aan' tH pR1AE pShs gTsokNHi sTsNsai1p MAGNOLIA
Also time and place the Furniture Bedding.
Linen Crockery and Cooking Gensis now on board Also
one brass railroad carriage.
Also two Francis Life Boats two Ships Launches. one Iron
Safe, &C., DC. -
The steamshI can be at the Atlantic Docks until The
day OF sale. 81
the United States Assistant OF New York Wash
instOn aud Philadelphia JAMES q. CLAPP,
United States Marshal Southern District Of Florida.
NruY YoRKA April 4 1859.
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VxTILLIAM Writer'S, AUCTiONEER, WILL. SELL.
w tomorrow (Monday at O'clock at 45f Canal street
large and valuable lot OF Household auiinIemler ana
vet Tapestry and other Carpets Beds Bedding Dining Room
and Kitchen Furniture Also Thursday, at I0 O'Clock. ia
street Warren, Furniture and Futures OF first
class dining saloon: fine English Beer Pumps Paintings DC
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AMUsEMMNrs.

PEEP o. DAT. PEEP o. DAY. PEEP o. DAY.
Oh Erin my my So Ssosnsry: while heart. stl in notion
Esn ASD UHss EsP e. xusrc
saiLASF 54SHrifs AS HSSSSs
PICTURESQUE TxsIEx1x ThR1LLiNc t hsaIFdAT1oNs
CAST OF PECULIAR AND Hs6 POSITIVE STRENGTH.
LAURA xEgNp kmo,seias xApvx.
49, Tie Colleen ;fs s.sa Rias NARY na..
~ tIds Ban caontieJ .Nn.N' oAAo
THE osEs19ssS sEsS sS%.sTEy 81 ygE PRESS
'''and' in highly wrought ssP,, ana telling
DRAMA s So 81 sl%sfLIsa SIs /
AssoLvrRLS fs.S + TERRIBLE
ruRrLLrNG IsresEsr T. shs IT ExcirEs"
scEsKRy IS WONDERFUL;
GSAE usHiL sThs2osaiSa THE 2osa6sr fEA2k rEAk
LOST IN THE REALMS. or SPACE,
FIGURE OF eHf %liE ias HEROINE,
OEscEsDs 70 ! MEET ~ HER FATE.
srE2K FGkE II SiHH TIE AsTfSa aSSAsoH"
Eaaurss the success ol & &ihs pee: ps.: ,,.,
DEVELOPS NATIosAk ha AkeAhha1 INSTRUMENTATION
'nSssfEs BEST E%HSiHioS ihiri ~ of s,sa
EVER wrrssssES.% SasaShFs AND MANNERS
BLACK VALLEY SCENE
50 'ssPFsgHS II }fs ISoEBGs4 EBss4arao'
so EXCITING 1fs IN IT'S ACTION
AUDIENCE REMAIN IN ssEArHLEss SUSPENSE,
- V AN ACCIDENT MUST HAVE OCCURRED
NELLY BRADY
susraSEb sSaEbsSHH SsI2 = sx fsna11z BRANCH
SHE HURLED HERSELF MRAp1oNa
FROM THE MOUNTAIN PEAK
RESCUE HER ESssSsARrD CHILD"
DaEADFuLLY FUNNY scHooLMAsrRn,
POOR uSFoEPuT2TE asP TSSih SCHOLARS
SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE Hsp IS1s NIGHTLY"
INTEREST OF THE PLAY
| rs ABSOLUTELY THRILLING
! AUDIENCES AR ARE II rEsScHAsrzO
RISE TO THE gAEE sf1s II 81. THE CURTAIN"
FLAVOR ABOUT The HdMoRs OF THE FAIR
| BRINGS IT UP 1c'GD 10 GDDoNNYBRooK"
N MR. BEfETI1 " W1LGxcx. "a ia.
! THURSDAY, April TO- isSs
GRAND c1ss1sArrox. I'M
FRS. time this season New YORK Of Buwers celebrated
| Comedy OF -
Mr.. III pAyrxs9eEi Nv N,}ssir.rr' nuna'
Mr.. J. v wXLElcx, in.
""'' Mrs. s. ". W Hi.tAGH G. aEAbsfoSE Stone
Mr.. T. PLAcrpE,
who has kindly rendered his services.
Also, Oyrsqnsat the lsgsA's's %S sSS s9mediea entitled
Or LOVE AND CHAMPAGNE. :,
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AMUsENIEHTs. A


"A Emeie J. Boushion Is further postponed. FROM nss.
.s % Fl sSs Us he %
Ssea and 50 y VIII Y. os M fully sanounced two days oeoH
w The msnasenenthas pleasure In announcing that ~
'-' -'1' MATILDA HERON,
hss s TO- continue ~ IN Ne. YORK % for for sssse ast
'A' Guy an Original Amsrsfs sisY' "s Ae'' sA''s
JOHN SAVAGE,
in which she viii OF the heroine spAr eu
ssa e s details :sd e. na
VIII be an p po%g or ss @ I'M chs
r. 4 Il Davenport. Prior Mss Fanny Brown, Miss wnka
NEg sowERY THEATRE, ..,w,. ,..,a
TWO 4hl sF% bSrR REhsAs A 4nE Eoshaa4 slsTa
waffle. rGanE GnE ouroAsr.
'1' o' THE NEW roorMAN.
"'' ''' THE KEo ROVER
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM
THE oSEAr5s1 M Sss1ESa ESsPFai e sHH ~os
ea'''sa HOP O. MY THUMB:
!. which ssE Ssss asS & TIVE PSss
in ''' age Or '''"GisSS GSSSHoSoRS ~ tss';sSSs ;ss$T
'A' ''A' 90 "'' y TaE DWARF.
MONS .sIsIs. TIE sEI;oIAs IAN, GIANT: q ANT
the ' sfSss WIN KdaH n fEsn
by side Of whom ordinary mere rlgmies 80
's s' sosssh 81 'Af sd Rfis
saS 1 Sc %s
'''s' iHs ESEkY Gsi'u&si uH&ssi4ERsoos AND EVENING.
cJS kGrT HsI1ss AsD Ss,le MONS B1BIs
will also be on s.hOou in hs drss nessa.
vel ions wonders win also be- seen
from the s01hiEn ThE ssp4aAsSxs siss ~ .s
LIVING E HAhTofa sShf dkazy sAsK sEH sHAk
s sa sss; SEAL PEfsa ssS
HAPPY LYING TvkT sFhp Fisn .as
sh sTidn ,S' oSsr MSt%ns cSSlss.ss 81 Ds1uA'a m
A cADEMy OF MUsIG UsIGG;,p
AscSaoTRSSs SSaaPSHsss AsR axRs15Epfaxlsz. .5EShEx
@as.s .ad 'ha
minds Of Europe have the honor OF announcing 'aA'
| VIII ON MONDAY, APRIL II. 1867.
Commence series OF those interesting. emusns ana -
'''u''S' soIREEs MAaIoUEs.
Which have FOR them the no:. ne he.
''' "''''' TSn rEGsST4SaJHH TSsis SEDfHAss Asg
n{ X 'as,5 SGApESY &JsiS
'nso grand ''lissi US msSsaisHhE
| LvB1s1AN cAsiIIsrrc BoupoIR:
/ Gorgeous and resplendent its artistic beauty. and
ana sense enchanting in the completeness Of ~
Tue en'esain%Ti1Es TnE rTrsU1fBniissd rUBis P PBsorHERs
bsr arg ali novel, sua e s
'pptc5hhhEESIcAL chESIcAL, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL.
eo"p'''u'' SOLID GOLD AND SILVER,
Is Of invention. the result OF lifelong ssSas
nGs and MGsS fsissris
ass sss Geep % Ss S1a
/ All have pronounced them
Even Ssss as.p ss
who have the socalled miracles oil the lu9e9
s Sssa sss sns sssSs BY
upon devoteesof Brahma, Vshnu B9ddna Svn ~ -
Juggernaut the banks of the 0anses, declare toe0 "
tally ecsip'ed by the pST,Gr"a%HsHssI pSdR i%ssINs N
They mark new eFf TnE Z NJ SsefS sSfsp'is xsT
Confoundng the most analytical mysyng tho mo't 's's
The entertsnmen at unique select and masv
ioas embracing as does the results o. tae ~ ey
AGES a.cH "a Or cnScsS% 1Sy x9nEO' ar1'as
BY the m orchestra. under tho direcoo ee ~s
oe's''a''d ma ~ IaaRyEy B. DoDwoKrH
WI occupy ,s interim the '' and 'S''oa
ottae a%5er Of onsd.s W.ts.s Pokas and opsrs
asHs w ;; EfSs%ss .sS; during 'as e'eaiAs
No extra charge for reserved seas
J, seats sm"sI,esgs h esys's 3, Ssss:si sss.:
RMssSsscs Hs ~ Broadway above orana
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The New York herald., 1862-04-06

VXyM. NJ HOLIINGSHEAD, AUCTTONEER.-SPRING
trade sale Of 5000 of Boots Shoes Brogans aud
Caters az auction on Tuesday April at loN oelok q,
prime and goods direct from manufacturers well
adapted city and country trade. Catalogues ready on
Monday.
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, APRIL &; 1862
AMUsMMENTss

ABfUsHMENTss
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The doors WITH open at haast and the pstorAacesso
CONSTANT CHANCE
GREAT VARIETY
TWENTY-FIVE
FINE LEGITIMATE oOMEMhS
have siresdy been received with . every stte'uoaso
CORRECT OOSTUkEs
each he's boan acted several nights an4 ee eofn'o
ATTRACT GREAT HOUSES
ON each representation.
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"''e''''''f fRoGRXMME fo ANN F6R s'1fH TIE wEEK
MONDAY, (MFirst FIRST time here! SECRET WORTH KNOWING
THuRspxY. 4 MOST PoPULAR conEDY.
FRIDAY. THE RIVALS.
SATURDAY, SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
VIII be acted first time here the celebrated five aot
costumes, and great cast entitled
WORTH
Written by Morton author of "Speed the Plough" "Oure
for the Heariache" "Town aud Country" 'School OF
Reform" &c.
Rosruni. Mr. Lester aaok
April ~ t Dako
Nicho,as Chatios
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Butler. MT IArkes
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The New York herald., 1862-04-06

NRYANTS MINSTKELS. -, ......
MONDAY. April every night SqrsnS Wr ths ss 49,
I.ROWDED HOUSES IMMENSE SuCOESS Or
YK OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
RLACKSMirHS JUBILEE. ,,r,cSv orrooru
OATS WHATS DE MArTEE. 81
uorc Campbell Florence, Emmett, asvori, Peel hcSA
0ettinss Fowler Hilton Ies.ie gsratsgus Gould asU4 "a
Tn brilliant variety of songs Dances Pisntauon Scepe
Doors open a. 6s; curtain rises at IA Iickets $780,
11A THE GREAT AMERICAN Husic aAtt
un vr.,c BHqADTTHYr gs}Hl - THE MASSES. Z
Tia aaiy scs o, In the Unted States wofst
'o'e TIE HOME OF GENIUS. ~
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD OF AMERICAN TALnrE
AS FAX sofH"'oHA ALL OTHER coNcRaT HAl.t@
AZ The Pyramids Of Egypt 10 the tents OF the wa1ae
A abs ed their hase. -
Wearing worldwide fame az the most respecabe Ans
II place Of amusement In New York A14 -