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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-13

RHEDT FoE Hoe CHosERA-PAss IT ALo<e.
The hog cholera. We regret 10 iearB - now
sn4king great rzvages IN some portions u
Georgia. and IL il Of vast importance 10 mud a
remedy friend tells rs the following has
been thoroughly tested IN the region of the
Aitornaha river. and iound To be an iniallil,ie
specific for a. well as preventive against the
disease Wet some shciied corn m = basket
with some spiriIs Of turpenfine. and throw a
handful Of the corn % el,eh ho- every fwo Or
three days. for two or three Iimes Do MOI
soak the corn IN the sPirils-siInply wet u
and il will Immediately dry agaiIi. b1; leave
the corn impreguated with tie isrpensiue
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-13

i IA collision occurred ON the Mobile and Ohio
RaIIrtarI a ffew days ago -lit9le damage ,iore.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-13


THs BEAsTor rsf4ssacsSsETrs- ex-- ai.ss
says.
N hen vessel enters the month 81 the N.s-
sssippi wsih rnpriies Tor New Oklr.lus q %
said TilAt Gen. BaIlcr selsds io~ i-,z.t 10 Tow
Il 20 the Sily al an enurrns.tls prlce- u tie
captain rsiRses be sends hIs lr,slIer. isu~ =
'ssercilani oi New OTir4ls- 10 buy the cargo ur,-
on Which eIOInlons profits are made - Tie
power 81 General Buiier a. TUNED INTO n nler-
camille ciiaI.i.el- lie and Phels are rneaged
ia a ei-aIifsc surindls - ~eli - establishing =
republican de-l,olislp over tie SouIh 4 bey
are s..gsEed ~ iegais1.ai laid Firscy- and
fesieral guibgafs protect them IN the = NIB
beries
l. there anything wonderful in fiis wbcn
remember ts.af iuficr. the great Best Of Mas
sachn>eets- = ti.e le-fard son nf famous
Ne-r lisdia Pirate alsd tilAt the nnioIiuIEais
soslrzn ~ho gave him ilTril uzs tlne des1eIld-
AIT of tie Massachusetts Rlfcl.-bnruurs.
Peser4Bu-g E-Drenf
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-09-13

lScrclIfg- IRE Ti0rzszlssf t'-ifrferrfcs a. Hrrrs
lsntl- Prom \ gentleman who arrived hrrr
iAst night .llrcct irsam tie arlay near Isesbur
Ne have infeligrlicc Ii.At cuflirlns the report
that cur forces iiali crossed the roiomzc. ai..i
we're advancing ~ tie direciioh al Bairmore.
On TiiossiaY our army commenced S-rs.ssIIi..
the river -tsrii- Stuart Nifh large Esrtiull q
his a srlry I'D iiie advance. ioHowed ly I-tck-
sufl's. k-5lesircet's. EWels A. L llilis aasd ~
4 Iirii-- - Friday .uF army Lianbcriu- -
tOO lisd safely rc-,clesi t- Aiz1y and si,.,fe-
liiey iinnet iairly tunk isn ihr lime VI march
and arc II Ilosui l., IiIr.frii the dcsI. n !
VI ilie Capital uf ine lIilel Si-i,s-
Nj iniornsafiuii Las bs-ril resci sri of siiciT
TsoagI..eris ", oiii l'ooi-<ii- iut :. ..4s snlt
posed 10 he She intrnfi--l ui nns .-i.eral~ d
msrCil on the lrlay IlniiSc isine Ia : iIoai lt
ii-nofe. .or tle purpose OF destroying iAe Ia
ruad n this point where the baltimore aii
Oiaio izFersccis wy We WF-..ls--s.. y; -srlc
Road. thereby eating ~At d
:, siii,c 49,. rom tic kss-i aIsf n ess and IRE
venting reiniof eenenss from reaching sheiI
capitol
Il was stated fhss Sir-r,fs casslrs la
reached ii,e RELAY iiossst cu Sa,sis,i..f 81 il
va fui rs .li.i,.i tsheils~r ans illioI
Ms cp.scci o. hot Al all events. they ~,
only few hours march from either Rii' ''-r--
or Nashipgtpn and lrt,fn Nrf-itin rce.a +,
re will s.s0n asreriaiis ~ ca hes abouis -,
the exteni 10 Will they have gone.
Gen. Lees He asiqusriers ere - ThnTsd.
AT Lresbnpg-
President Davis and Ex-sovornor Live .
Maryland passed tsordul,-slile Sunday eis ros.s
for Cen Lees Headquarters l. 49, un,s,.l
that they wene 10 follow the xlciorlnn~ -.
-oi our army. aud issne Prs.ciama'..-
upon the citrzeils of aizls .asi.. %
standard that our gallant le.drir ..x.s !.
upon their soil
Our forces Occnpy Hinchesfef
test reports szy Hari,er's feIL,
A gentleman WHO NzS os
near MslSssas. Sunday. Wi.e..
place on >ainrday. the 3Oih - III
most horrible sight he h.s skss s-s.l-
The eiieil- - dad sesnaii,ssi 5.sils.-.. a u
rrrewn pToio>ely Efzi enc osu... ~ri< 4
their bfriies scr acres AID fiissnrai. i- no --s
wounded IN The same engagement. 4ir
the ficid-
They have been gathered fo-rlirT
f..as s-..rr1r.II ~ rI,r.r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-08
WYNN. II. JANKINS' HAIR DRESS

w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle
men can be accommodated In the most approved style
~ Hair Dressing and Battling Rooms are also attach
ed for the accommodation Of Ladies'. Also all Kinds OF
Hair work on hand or made 10 order Chlldrens hair
cut IN the most approved manner. Capable Females
Will be In attendance IN the ladies' department.
N. B.-Cash paid for hair. dtf APPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-08

you will in time be as good a cook as your
mother. And now as it regards the present
difficulty" he went on, pleasantly, 81 have a
plan to propose. | will put the harness on.
old Fanny, and you, mother, can take the
poor child home and stay to superintend this
dinner"
Mamma always assents to papa's plans-so
my load of responsibility was gone at once.
1t was pleasant to see the look OF relief on my
husbands face as we drove up to the door.
81 have been searching everywhere for you"
he said, ''and l could almost find it in my
heart to scold you for causing me so much
anxiety; but your safe return satisfies me.
Especially as your excursion has brought your
mother to aid us in our extremity. But, Hat
tie, must insist on your having no more pri-
waite walks"
''Ah, sir! if you had known, you would
have forbidden it. That would have spoiled
ALL
1 have no doubt that Mr.. Knowles left us
that day under the impression that my hus-
band had secured a matrimonial prize But
l felt like hypocrite for weeks afterward.
1t came to pass, after many days, that
bakers bread became uncomfortable. l tried
to believe in i'll praised and tasted it; but
it would not do. Its glory had departed. l
began heartily to approve of Pharoah's course
Ill llluHg Jne neau OF lne cnle1 DaKer from OH
his shoulders and hanging him upon a tree;
but | saw no way out of my trouble. had
tried many times to raise bread, but had not
succeeded in making any fit to appear on the
table. | had trifie better success in making
milk biscuit, though could never guess right
as to the amount Of soda required. Some
times they were yellow enough to be mistaken
for nuggets of virgin gold; but oftener they
had the appearance of having been hardened
and compacted in a cheese press. My hus-
band pretended that they were passed through
heavy rollers like those used in iron foundries.
At first l tried to work the cold biscuit into
buildings and griddle cakes, but their peculiar
solidity frustrated all such attempts to econo-
mize. But when the case appeared perfectly
hopeless, had still one resource. There
was a wide ditch behind the garden, and in its
dark waters | buried my biscuit out of sight.
inexperienced girls should never commence
housekeeping without a convenient ditch at
hand. But my troubles did not end here. In
an evil hour a neighbours hen Matched big
brood of ducklings, which in due time found
their way to my cache of provisions. The bis
cult, so long in soak, had now a resurrection,
and l remember watching the poor fowls as
they tried to divide them with their strong
bills.
CONCLUDED TO MoRRow.1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-08
NO THE ladies The Patterns for

n Stamping Braldng, Pnking, &C, loft for several
months past at Mrs punlap,s have been removed I'm
I'll further notice, ladies will please their orders
with MRS HOWE, No. George street, second door
from Main street. dim SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-08
4 GOOD CHANCE FOR A DRUG.

n
IN GIST,-FOR SALE-A well selected assortment
Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ixtures and good will
Of Drug store. which has done good trade for the
past seven years. There Is also connected with the
ABOVE business soda and mineral water apparatus
manufacturing soda and mineral water. which has done
aprohtable bushes for the past ten years The two
branches of trade Will be sold together So parae as
NAV suit the purchaser Address Z. NJ. 81 W, Worcester
Mass w. igi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-08
A. P. WARE & co.

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS, AND ALL PURCHAS-
ERS OF CLOTHING, TO A LARGE
AND VERY EXCELLENT STOCK OF
SEASONABLE GARMENTS OF RE
CENT PRODUCTION, COMPRISING
THE USUAL AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES OF THE SEASON, AND THEY
FEEL GREAT CONFIDENCE THEY
WILL BE FOUND TO MERIT GENER-
AL APPRORATION.
OUR STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
is ALSO FULLY EQUAL TO THE Of
FERINGs OF ANY FORMER SEASON,
AND CARE WILL BE TAKEN TO
KEEP THIS IMPORTANT DEPART
MENT OF OUR BUSINESS IN FULL
ASSORTMENT OF ALL OF TIL f MOST
DESIRA BILE DESCRIPTIONS OF
GARMENTS FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES
AND SIZES. BOYS CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, IN THE BEST MANNER.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR VERY LARGE STOCK OF FUR
NISHING AND PIECE GOODS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF THE
ATTEN TION OF PERSONS IN WANT
OF ANY QUALITY OF GOODS FOR
sEAsONABLE CLOTHING, FOR ETH
EIs MEN OR BOYS.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS FOR MILL
TARY CLOTHING.
GAR MENTS OF ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS MADE TO OR DER WITH
PROMPTNESS, AND SATISFACTION
IN ALL CASES GUARANTEED.
A. p. w 4 Il q &; @ O..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-08
T. ONGW ORTH'S WINES
- CINCINNATI,O
Sparkling. Cremant still and Sweet Catawba.

These wines, already known as pure, delicious and
hedai have of late been greatly improved by expert
enced hands brought from the champagne country. In
Favor and bouquet sparkle and vinosty they compare
with the best of foreign production. while having
the bulk Of those sent TO this country, the lnestmabe
advantage Of being absolutely pure spurious wines
have been extensively sold under Mr. IongwOrth's
name. GEORGE II. SPUR, agent for Worcester and
vicinity. off myl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-08
TERMS OF ADVERT7s7rG

AOvEHIisEiENTs published in the DAILY for S1In
s.7are for three insertions. and On con,. a., 800
subsequent insertion. Ten lines Tor le..1 cr..tts
square" Advertisements ordered inside or anv
prominent place. as also those largely displayed will be
charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV b
made on liberal terms.
In WEEK. First insertion 81 per square each sub
- All transient Advertisements must be nail in NIL
make quarterly payments. i w requiteu 10
- NO grdtHtons AdUertisemeats. No renort roso
lutOns, or proceedings of corporation societg -
association, and communication designed ~ eii
enton TO any matter OF limited or Individual intare.
can be inserted unless paid for Advertisement
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bic for any that may occur beyon The anonn,
charged for the Advertisement w ouh'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25

New Hooks.
The CITY Hook Stere is tit day IN receipt Of The
t1.su~ lx Fhp(ce trrstttrr
CECIL nreeae- - fhrodore Winthrop.
John Brent
shadow In HE House, by Saunders.
The Household OF Bouyrrie by Southern Lady.
ssnesSn Many ksys, by Holrsa.
kecoslesetous OF Shelley and By ron by TrelAuny.
Shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone, by aYtraini#n.
TON Barke's School Days at kuYby.
DeQuncys Opium Eater.
- Literary Remini SCIENCES
" Theological Essays,4c.
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold.
lsonxielio~'s Poems, Blue and Gold.
SSx&e IT,
Mrs. Jameson's Loves of The Poets Blue i Gold.
" CLaracteristics, Ae., %
- Studies Ae.,
- - Italian PAtnters, -
teEendofthe MAdonnaH
- Sketches OF Art, -
Fir xthorne's Al arbls Faun
House of the seven Gables.
: Scarlet Letter.
- kosses from an Old ManSe.
- Twice Told Tales.
. Hnew Image
- blithedAle Romanees
Longfellow's HiAwaths.
- Evangeline.
The above Books will be sold al pu bisner,s price~
The publlcar invited TO cslland examin. the st,ek
Hoe J. W. OGDEN.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01
PuBLIc SALE OF THE ALExAN DRrA AND WASH

Default having been made by the Alexandria and washing
ton Railroad Company In the of the accrued
rest certain bonds mentioned and described IN certain
deed OF trust from said company TO Walter Lenox bearing
date the l6n day OF July 1857 and the undersigned hav
Ing by order Of the County Court of Alexandria
made a its February 1861 been substituted
pointed trustee under the said deed of trust the place OF
ehe said Lenox and having been requested In writing by
the holders OF upwards OF Of the bonds in said
deed menoned VIII pursuant with said reques, and Of
the PROVISIONS or said deed of trust Thursday the tenth
day Of April 1854 In front of the Mayors onicc city
OF Alexandria Virginia at IL o'clock M sell public
Tor cash al the railroad OF said company between It's
minus IN Alexandria. Va. and the depot the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad in wsshIn gfon together with The Fran.
chises OF said company and all rights and privileges OF
the company pertaining thereto ali propery embraced
On covered by said deed Of trust.
EorE "A copy of the deed OF above m nv
&c inspected at my law oce. in Washington city l50 Penn
''-' JOSEPH B. STEWART, Substituted Trustee
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

AMUsEAIENTs.
NIBLO's GARDEN tTf.fT F ~
in Lessee and Manager. Henry @. Jarrett
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Second week Of the enga cement OF
MRS. JOHN WOOD
The Queen or Comedy and Song, au1
MIR. j. COLLINS
The great Irish Comedian and vocalist.
& Sseona nr wees ,s al 1hls establishment with all It's
SUPERB rABLEAUx.
THE COLLEEN BAWN
SPLENDID SCENERY,
BEAUTIFUL APPOINTMENTS,
ELEGANT FURNITURE,
AND THE ORIGINAL MUSIC BY THOMAS BAKER
r,,m,cr CORRECT COSTUMES,
SATURDAY EVENING, March 7. 1859
and every night until further notice,
THE COLLEEN BAWN;
-, OR, IN. BRIDEs or GARRYowEE.
MYLES Ma COPPALEEN.. Mr. j. COLLINS
with the songs I'D Mourn Hopes that Leave Me-"
"Crniskeen Lawn and the "Boys of Kukenny.)
Sneweu
Da.n.y y allan
Mr. Heo hyer
ELY OCONNOR the Colleen Bawn .. Mrs j. WOOD
Milking her Cow and with Mr. Collins the duett "Myies
Anne Chute. Colleen Rhuad.. Mise Emma Taylor
mrs sCiegan v&sss. Mrs Vning
Admission (to all parts Of the house). so cents
Secured ParQuete Stalls. ................ rs ceuts
Seats can be secured three days in advance.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

PEEP O. DAY.
NIGHTLY RECEIVED WITH
BY CROWDED AND BRILLIANT ----oN-
The mechanical effects of novel, peculiar and
bsaY,f eharartsr invented painted aud patented. by
The Orchestra under the o%as BAKER will perform
NSsS dEhea
inlasScns r@ the Last Rose o Summer
The new drama will be presented with
Distribution Of characters OF extraordinary strength
SHY EIE S1sAn5 shaDH se BAN Exax WALLER WxEkER
MARY KELLY. .......;:...... ~ 49,. LAURA KEENE
bsasy Ksy s,5sass Rs9 Sssys r. f: Ss:
Gss sssSsy ss.. B''
Terrence Mcicwn .Mr: Peters Mrs. j: H, Allen
aa assSsy
Soldiers Peasants Peep Day Boys by hundred SUPER.
SYNOPSIS OF seRsEEY saHsEaEfs AND INCIDENTS
p sSSsT oF PEEP oDAYs
PEEP '1'HS
Justice for Of the Order; the Mccarthy wrongs.
sGsSs The poor sonssress pattern father and an ar.
scrSx III The Ban caointhe; Marys home; the memo
r's' Of kSF: nsFPsf 2o Her INSTINCTS
mother. M1fhEs iSSf ss az AND fs9H CHILD REUNITED
scESr M n sEes.mea Of Ilsh courship; love and whs
THE SHAN VAN VO6HT:
the snck after CREASED Captain Peep ODay; the
GRAND rAslrASS q !"5SH gs HSh jsSi SScrlos FIGHT
SCENE l. Roobng one own house an exhibition of moral
force.
H. Neys story; tale Of the Macarthy's false.
BETRAYER AND BETRAYRD;
THE OATH
DEATH OF THE TRAITOR:
MARYs DEATH DETERMINED ON;
SCENE III. THE HEDGE SCHOOL. The schoolmaster at
home abroad very bad SPELL acquiring the alphabet
| under difficulties.
SCENE Nv. Hell n the c,rhys wife; fathers cruelty;
daughter driven out upon the world
drunken eleventh .ss Ss raj
asss.Sn sassn W. THE BLACK VALLEY tough joo Babby
preparing his fearful Mary in the trap the
ceamcnt hope OF csape the discovery the hopeless
appeal; the last prayer; the MURDER.
Thrilling aud Terrific Descent Of the Ban Caointhc into the
Black Valley.
ACT THIRD-Sene I. Babby and the memory OF the
tho Mccarthy arrested; court martial and court
partial; the tia Babbys oath and Darbys caon Patsey
the stand how not TO ks the book something Of the
geography OF Irish OATH irrupon Of the Irish Ian
g,iase; interpreter wantcd the schoolmasters tes
mohy; THE DEATH SENTENCE; friends and foes; the
PEEP ODAY AND THE PEEP ODAY ,BoYs.
PARDONED but the charge oil murder still sustained the
new Witness the box and the PAPERS; proof Of Purces
vainy the release OF the mortgage and everson OF The
Macsrhys estate; Nelys testimony rejected; vtatnys
last throe; witnesses whose testimony cannot be
DISCOVERY OF THE TWO CoLLEENs,
The force of happiness and joyful termination
Box Book ope,.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01
WINTER GARDEN.
w LAST NIGHT
LAST LIGHT
THE WORLD RENOWNED
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
NEW YORK
BEAUTIFUL CUBAS.
So BEAUTIFUL CUBAS.
This evening will be presented the world renowned Drama

UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
UNCLE foas HHa LEE chsEN4 ANoSa THE LowLv
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
adapted from the novel of Mrs. Harriet Beecber siowe
Al the present moment drama like Uncle Toms Cabin
cannot fail TO deep interest for the New York pub
Of the Union arrayed against OF
the Union and all the noblest interests Of mankind
oroughy American play and must find its trucs interpre
This beautiful story, which appeals 10 the highest and
purest feelings Of the human heart 10 the most
nents the with every
4 the best possible The talent of the country Can afford
Uncle Tom the faithful slave Mr g. Walcot, Jr
Simon Legrc, slave trader MIR. Barton Hill
Phineas Fletcher Kenuckian.. A. Davidge
Geore Harris the fugitive A. IT. Davenport
ST. Clair Southern gentleman Mr. Forester
cher first appcai ance)
Eliza Harris the fugitive wife Miss Annie Wilks
Topsy the girl that never was Fanny Browne
Incden tai to The Drama, the following music
song e so weksd whacs Row de
"oid Folks at Home'-,ynsr 4ssI ro%x TIN
lat The Escape Of Eliza. I'd The Trappers Entrapped
3D. The Fceman's Defence 4th Death of Little Eva. 5th
Eva Oh T0ggsy gSns the Yankee 7ib Classy helping
Peace and Frcedom-Eva iu the Realms OF Bliss.
SPANISH COMIC CARNIVAL
produced for the time this country full Of gayety and
''''1' ope'AA ARRaGoSEsEs sfsa af% ";"d Z axLIEaos
Beautiful ~ hee ouBAs
DON JUAN xIMENhs
And the full Corr q de Ballet
2. The Comic Dance by foar-Les Grps Tetes
Comic Pantomim,c Scene-The Giant aud Giantess.
Inc Demon 0i Monse"r 1asiet''01 16uvEnNAY
8. La Ganela FL Curoa Dance OF the Masque BY tha
beautiful Cubas Don Juan xmeaes aud the Corps de Ballet
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

m 0AFFNEY. .AucTIoNEER-oFFICE ITO CHATHAM
Greet-wil sell on Monday March s. at l0ls o'clock
thc Lease Stock and Fixtures Of the Barroom and
Lodging Hguse zoi bowery consisting Of excellent Coun
tcrs, Beer Pumps mirrors Stoves
Tables Bedsleads Hair Husk aud Straw Mairesses Ic
The New York herald., 1862-03-01
HREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
VI s8j BROADWAY.
THE CRY Is Still. THEY CONE.

GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
raS '$ safaF fhTsSSs SSSlHSS1HS HISiShH
aE iii "sft or BILLY BIRCH
rHH HEsgEIE!h sAps g sHNEsRHAs
IS yEEsE3 yS pE
THE oHAMS sSERT RT sTh%sss nS d ahhS%ISs
THE HoSS SSSs 81 81 SSITE STHsTr'
mi TiiE po BANJoAiiTiEs OF ROSS,
THE DAn 4 %a SSEaSsS q pEhIstE RStEyASrEs
IITE TIE OBJ Sh5s1HAh viHHiss9 aSsIS DasSEs. ASHs
a" s''s'e' VIII" UNANIMOUS PLAUprrs
CROWDED HOUSES, CROWDED HOUSES,
'Ap'"S THE GREAT CANTERBURY
the music h' 9RRAIp Rfs sh6e''sI MAfrSsE 4 se "''
SssSb SGTiSEs
! !
SHAsD ;HasD saFEsEE SsFEsEE
''''''' %, rnis 'sS#SSSSy5 iRHsS al4naSoos
At H%S H%%SS SH5Ssaaoru rrnroSsAs$S 5$S SSfSSk'
$|E$ $1Et$ S1E$ ss s$s| SHs ZSS Z S$$E$ss S$E$$s
.- Z 4: 4 HERMAN; HERMAN; , u.,.,,,,.,
,N',,. ar.,.,;$ $iE saFFsHS sIsEEE SMITH
r,,S 5EsrNast ARHHHer ~ nIasS$irs HsGH
THE pnoAD$$s$S$ saSs,$rS SrssrnrLs
ALL APPEARING SG'Nhp IN NEW ACTS,
making the pFSSsa%%i pFoR TIis GREAT MATINEE
the strongest - -.~
IN NEW YORK
THE PRIDE AND GLORY
ssais?! $ S lsSS" 4SS
(nexi door 20 Ball, Black Co's).
An who value wisdom, amusement knowledge and power
should a'once visit this isSYy iEsSxYyITrNa.
MOST WONDERFUL.
EXTRAORDINARY,
MARVELLOUS.
THRILLING.
uSsyRPAssABLE,
SUPERB,
1Ss4kSSeRtfk iss4kSSS1avk
scrEyrryIc1 ffSSsrIrgrox
Open for gentlemen only from 10 I'LL IT,
Admission % cents.
pHILHARxoNIc SOCIETY OF NEW YORK GIVEN.
o'clock r H. Extra tickets 50 cents EACH -By order
J. q. BEISHEIM, Secretary.
RESTAURANTS. T--- -.
.,>~>~>~~O~>>~-~-'>'
MO sHINPLAsTERs.
WE MAKE CHANGE TO THE ,
PATRONS or OUR ESTABLISHMENT
IN SILVER ONLY.
WE ISSUE NO sHINPLAsrERs
CROOK DUFF.
DINING ROOMS 80 AND 40 PARK ROW.
AND ia7 AND 40 NASSAU STREET.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

M 9; EDEY, AUCTIoNEER;-By NJ, O. EDEY ON
lus Saturday March at II O'Clock, will SELL IN front Of
salcscon 66 street. opposite the Post onice one pair
sorre Horses about 15 hands high, free from all vice.
In all harness. TO be by aud children
and farm. To be sold without reserve. III =
The New York herald., 1862-03-01
AMUsEMENTs.


cADEMY OF sIc.-ooTTscHALK MATINEE
To-day (saiurdsy), March at O'Clock. Doors
81 TO ALL PARTS OF THE HOUSE
hEsRRp SEATS or q rs ER q cE
was this privilege wiz be conceded 70 all par-
Private boxes fIom So 10 80
Anssmv dse oess 1oi Broadway Shells wan street ana
NJ Mr. Goehak VIII payI. Overture, William TELL with
A-Danla, for the first time. ~
,sS The Union Paaphrase de Concert and Donize's do
which was eminently successful last season. will be per-
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY,
sser%n che IN. s..
and in Er with unoounded applause, both here
sIGNoRs BRIGNoM AND sUsINI
~ Inc academy this morning win be Illuminated tho
Musical Director and Conductor. MAX MARErzEK.
NEW BowERY THEATRE. .-. -
s9s March & i Efs ss ssd W. IAssa
yavorl.e d.n,s-sIs. SsEH5 E5JIsE HHE SRDAg SR1Asr
rug TaR aEi YOUTH OUT THAT NEVER SAW WOMAN @
And the romantic dra%f raErrsr q
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
SATURDAY, MARCH 1. isn E
LAST DAY gse
FAIRY PLAY. ONDINA;
NArA6 QUEEN,
any other play to American audience
II is universally prom ounced the
:. FINEST FAIRY PIECE IN THE WORLD
Il will be produced
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
land ~ o'clock. after which It be withdrawn. to
give place 70 the spectacular drama,
SADAK AND KALA6RADE:
,. vii, ,o,,s.2 wATEns :. SE Sa.yIoS
. COMMODORE MUTT, "a
the wonderful and famous
$4,000 MUTT
THE SMALLEST MAN OF HIS AGE IN THE WORLD.
and the most interesting and captivating +.
.r Ar, uoups NV AMI VIII nSs%,sa Be- on s1ai'lsio.
And In addition to his
SONGS. DANCES AND MILITARY DRILL.
which have enchanted his vsiers, he will give tho
CELEBRATED GRECIAN STATUES.
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
From the of Labrador.
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
From the River Nile Egypt.
THE GREAT ROARING, BARKING SEA LION,
The only animal Of the kind exhibited alive Of the
Rocky Mountains.
The GRAND AQUARIA with its multitude of living 6sh.
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON. MONSTER SNAKES, HAP.
Ply FAMILY and million other curosies from every quar-
ter OF the globe. lsfl a.Ut rre
Admission all only Is Children
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

@ HERMAN, AUCT1oNEER, WILL SELL AT AUC.
W. M2 226 225 and $50 East Filieh street. by virtue Of
one stop Cock lot Of Crates Iron &C. Sold without reserve
for cash. by order OF William A. Christie Attorney Mort.
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The New York herald., 1862-03-01

MOKTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IVl All the Household Furniture of the large ling
house. sD wayerley place corner Sixth will be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder without
day, at II o'clock precisely consisting of elegant Brussels
Threepy aud Ingram Carpes elegant Paror Furnurc
SUITS covered in brocac and hair cloh Marble top Tables
Eteger Mirrors Curtains Clocks, Paintings Vases, Bed
stead Bureaus 10 Hair Mattresses, Beds BsddinEs Ban-
kets, sofa Beds Lounges Chairs Rockers, Tea Tablcs
Glass China and Silver Ware; Table Cutlery &c Also
60O lots OF all kinds OF Furniture. Sale positive.
W. SMITH, Attorney for Mortgage.