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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-09

NJ Cncinnstas Morris Master Of Arts OF the University Of
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-20

On Monday evening" the 18th inst, JAM ".
MUIR, eldest daughter Of the late Rev James
Muir, d. D. rs Her friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend her funeral on tomorrow
(W cdnesday) afternoon, at half-past 3 O'Clock,
from the First Presbyterian Church.
On the Sth of April, 1862, Miss MARY ".
BOWIE, in the I'D year Of her age. She was
for thirty years consistent member ofSt. Pauls
church. She was an a1ectionate sister, kind
friend, always ready to administer Christian con-
ISOLATION III the hour of affection, and had had Il
kind word for all she met In her last Illness she
expressed an entire resignation to the will Of her
Heavenly Father. A few hours before she died,
she requested to be sung the beautiful hymn,
''Heaven is my home" Her last words were,
"Jesus is with me III dying hour.
so fades Il summer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms are Ger
So gently shuts the eye Of day,
SO dies wave along the shore"
On the 18th Of April, Mrs ELIZABETH
COHAGEN, consort of the late Capt. Cohagen,
so long known as the oldest resident of Alexan-
dra, in the 74th year of her age. She was u
faithful and loving wife a true and devoted
friend. Who will rise to fill the vacancies in our
hearts of those who have left this vale Of tears?
On Sunday last Capt. J. D. H MPHRIES,
for many years one Of the Potomac river pilots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-20
Wele0raph{e a(e11's,
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
LATEST WAR NEWS.

WHITE HOUSE. Va, May 1.-The army
commenced moving at an early hour this morn
ing in the direction of Richmond, and will en-
camp some miles from this place
The advance under Cen Stoneman reached
the railroad bridge at the Chickahominy river
yesterday It is a long tressel bridge, two spans
only Of which are burned It can be rebuilt in
very short time. The enemy pickets are
guarding the whole line Of the river in front Of
Richmond, making it very difficult to obtain
any reliable information from that city.
Gen Mcclellan went on reconnaissance to-
day to the Chickahominy.
The programme Of operations in front Of
Richmond will soon be decided upon
Mr.. Kenney, Of Rocksavage, has discovered
and reduced to practice the art of cooking with
out fire. By a chemical agency yet undivided,
he is able to heat and prepare for use every
kind of vegetable product consumed by horses
and cattle, preserving their nut1itive and whole
some qualities even for longer period than
they are maintained by the ordinary method
The means employed are said to be cheap and
simple, and the saving Of labor very consider
able
SHAD LA CHEME-Boil shad sufficiently
for the table. When partly cooked, remove
the tail, the fms and the head. With a sharp
knife separate the upper part Of the fish from
the back bone and divide into pieces about
three inches square, being careful to remove all
the bones, and treat the rest Of the fish in the
same way. Put these pieces in a baking dish
and season with pepper and salt, a few boiled
sliced potatoes Make a sauce Of a pint Of
cream, quarter Of pound Of butter, well
seasoned with salt; pour this over the fish, and
bake half an hour It should be served as soon
Nc done = Erchnnne Inrez
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-20
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

dreds Of persons are out fighting the hames
The War Department has ordered that the
company officers Of the two regiments Of In
dams now forming in Kanzas, shall be full blood
ed redskins
The Hunter proclamation caused falling off
in sales Of Government stocks in New York, on
Saturday, and marked decline.
It confidently stated thatthe recall Of Gen
eral Hunter is determined on by Mr.. Lincoln.
It appears that the first visit of the Federal
troops to Suffolk, Va, was merely a reconnois-
sance, the place not being formally occupied
until Sunday morning last.
The Louisville Journal, stong and decided
Union paper, is out in strong terms against re-
cent movements in relation to abolition. It
says that ''either the people Of the North must
now voluntarily repudiate the abolition leaders;
or the nation under their lea ership will ere long
ere long be plunged into new complications that
viii force our Northern brethren to brow them
overheard at the point Of public suffering and
Of public peril compared with which the pre-
sent terrible calamities are but fleeing visi-
tation.
It is reported that last week nearly three
hundred negroes ran away from their masters
in Prince Georges county, Nd On Thursday
morning last; nine slaves Of a gentleman living
near Bristol started to run away, and were pur-
sued and overtaken They refused to return
and threatened revolt when two Of them were
shot.
Some trouble has occurred in Montgomery
County, Nd, in consequence Of the recent at
tempts to run off Slaves from that county. In
one instance negro was severel y woun ed, and
in another soldier who was carrying away a
child was fired at and wounded.
The Washington Republican says 80 4 par
ty of Congressman returned from Norfolk yes
to- day We learn that they were surprised to
find SO little Unionism there One Of them
reports that there is but three loyal men in the
city,"
Parson Brownlow is still in New York, where
he has recently addressed large meeti.g s, and
where numerous subscribers to his newspaper
have been obtained
The Confederates fired and burned the Navy
Yard at Pensacola before they evacuated that
place The railroad to Montgomery was torn
up.
Hon j. Millson is at Norfolk, where he has
been living the life of hermit since the war
broke out Gentlemen who called upon him
last week say that he appears to be exceeding
" depressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-20

=
Mn accosnt, repubished in the Washington Re
s. u2lican, OF the surprise Of an Indiana regi-
1lont in Page county, by the Confederate troops,
III which the Indiana regiment was routed with
sshe loss Of thirty killed and missing, and many
sof them lost their arms III the Shenandoah.
. The New York Times has some severe stric-
t;Ies on Colonel Campbell report OF the re-
5pulse Of the fotilla That journal styles it
IS 1nuddle- headed illogical and utterly incom-
.prehens!ble. :
]. Capt Ericsson has planned large seagoing
s5lonitor with single t1lrrett, plated with iron
81 inches thick, and armed with two guns car
Tying bail 1000 pounds in weight. Two at
Ieast Of these formidable vessels will probably
BE ordered The Monitor is regarded as the
best Of all iron-clad floating things yet tested
q III the I. s. Senate, yesterday, the bill to
Suppress insurrection, punish treason and re-
.beliion &C., was taken up, and a number Of
Important amendments proposed, but al were
Detected and finally the >>j3enate adjourned for
want of quorum.
. The Sisters Of Charity and Mercy have Of
=fered their services to the {. S. government
Ifor the care Of the sick and wounded soldiers
arriving in New 7 ork, from the South.
All accounts from the West represent the
crops as recovering from their backward and
apparently stunted growth, and tie prospect is
now fully as cheering to the farmers as any pre-
yious year has presented.
On the lst of June the Colonization Society
will dispatch vessel from Baltimore for Lib
ria. 1t is expected she will take out large
number Of colored emigrants, especially from
.Ihe Northern States.
. The Seaboard and Roanoke railroad has been
found in good condition to Suffolk, only sin
Gle bridge having been destroyed The road
Will be repaired Immediately and rolling stock
put on as soon as possible.
It is stated that acting quartermaster Stone,
who was in command Of the Emily St. Pierre
when she was rccapturcd by an inferior force:
has been dismissed the T. s. service.
Gen. Burnside returned to Newbern from
Roanoke on the 18th to review the troops, The
troops are al in good health
Judge Freese, at the late battle Of Williams
burg, tits said, had his horse killed, by a can
non ball; and the animal rolling over on him
broke two Of his ribs and injured his spine =
HE lost also two Of his fingers He is now in
Philadelphia under medical treatment
The trial of Judge Hardy, Of the Z, S. Dis
trlct Court Of California, terminated in his CON
Yetionin the State Senate by two-thirds' majo-
rlty; on the charge Of disloyalty to the govern
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
OF TIM

mo THE DtaEcTons OR MANAGERS OF TIM
II Academy OF Music
ftsks this public mode communicating with you IN Or
der that may seconded In views " the wac
think I do about toe Acseemy OF mus'" s"" '"o "'
which n should he appropriated =, a.. ~ VAT
notice correspcrdencc, pupisnea "a nc 1L.... a.
Herald of tbis day Informing the public hst rro ~.
,bout 10 give series OF magical perfo ~ Va,
ayena 10 large private parties and speak sdr,sey wnen %
80 s "a ~ons that an sure-eno 10 sasd Az
ssi ose, spectators Judges OF scn nos aonS
by mere human ski however 80 'e scs 10 !. ~
a,cr which can ony be evil spirit Tor no man could Do
am nothing taking pail. OF water from hmse a. hs
AID ness The Aid and oI powers when .n'nS
% ,ves daughters and children, who would be sure to
s az ace such perorinsn csdtgnihed, bclisvc, VITA
,p ,,Ile N Psrlor Kntcrs nmcns beg you. gentle
men not TO allow our beautiful Academy 70 be vssd FOR
such apurpose hD"Ano W. pnr,..,,n ..,a = s,,..s
rxv Yosx Feb. n, isoa
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
HOTELS.

CBARENDoE HOTEL, SARATOGA sPRIEGs THE
" above and brat Csss iosc will be eh "
sbie and eAperenoed party AZ moderate rent Tue iote
desiraeie Everything aud w peri OF c0ndition One
well qualified iof NE ru.in obtain ressgnnbo terms
by spyying TO "A. JONES, 7ig broadway NeS
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
SALES AT AUCTION.
N. b. CHAPMAN 4 CO., AUCTIOSEERs.
|. Over $4,000 worth OF

\. Over Si2, 000 worth OF
pUPERB FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FUkNiIuNE'
Paintings statuary Bronzes Pier and Msntei nrrors
Embroidered Lace Curtains Silver wsre 80 -,
sewood Pianoforte Rosewood prawing Room
uits Rosewood and Black Walnut Chamber furnnure &c
public auction this day "wednesday fso ~ - 'ns el1
ave story brown residence No. ~ est skteeht
fee5 between Fifth aud sixth avenues commencing a. IL
We've. medallion Carpets Bronze ormolu Chandeliers
jegcres Centre Tables. Encognnr - Cabinets, Lady
ork Table, embroidered Lace Curt ms; superb Bronze
lock- runs one MONTH Dresden G I'M Ornaments Manei
Pier Mirrors; two fuu suits Drawing Room Furniture
blue and gold and green and gold brocate Ar
tic Bronzes, representing Hamlet Esmeraida crusaders
FORTE,
erslrng bass round made 70 order cost 5000
Iool. Cover Canterbury Extension Table, Sideboard,
hins GLASS, Silver Ware; Table Cutlery, couches Arm
hairs, Clocks, Engravings Hatstand rosewood and ma
gany Bureaus Arnoire .Glaee Bedsesds Hair Mat Nat
|esses Feather Beds Blankets Rockers Soas Char COW
|ed with hair cloth: Sofa Bedsteads Commodes Ioe1
fy Stair Carpets, Oilcloh Also all the FURNITURE OF SER
hnts apartments Basement and Kitchen Furniture No..
IN BPsres wishing attend this sale take the Fifth
venue and Broadway Sixth stages ana cars ~
ls As,or House, ST. Nchoss aad Gstropolitan Hotels
|hcb will bring them within few 6o OF me nouse COR
pr OF Sixteenth street. Competent persons WIN pe IN A.
lndance 70 pack. ship or cart the sooas ~ SessonAoe
hargos
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

r,trNror HALL I.EorunE RooM--nRs. AND MISS
IESsLIE will seicctona SHAKESPEARE aud osher
posA "wednesday evening. February u. O'Clock Ad-
.ai.sion lfty gentH.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
SPORTING.

TOTiE soBEcK go BOwFRY, OFFERS FOR SALE AN
81 Italian Hound slut mcnlha ola pcnnis weighL
favn color finest 10 the United States sls0,
all black aud tan Torrets aud Belgium CaDa.ie zicy
Of pain aud sacy Cages. Medicines tor dogs
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

ras Tie $$?fssSSf HSs :IsE.s
FRANK AoSs.os. EATON STONE.
DAN scEs ssssSf4 sa;i sf: fsSxT
BARsUHs ATESEHhE 6oSffHJsD HysHySi svoCsss
CROWDED HOUSES "
no ''.''"''s " s",a ,SsS'ssSsssSR1oEz s'sSss MUTT , x
shell which bursting from his eIpandns proporoaA
" THE sIxLGEsr NAN oI II HIS 4 AGE LIVING.
os1x W.iS%iSS SJS S5SE K TSqSSs E5Ss5s ssIaH
sa$ |; Ss.:s sS %s.ss. an.
sfEfsi
Z Ya SNb E +;
vas and On the stage during psrfomaneo he
-'p'''' SONGS AND DANCES IN CHARACTER.
and In various military and other parornAnoea Also ss
TIE rs LYING HIEpSroTAx{gss. ITyISn NA .{s.
4 @ .ss, s sss Ss
which contain and living Fish from al guar
''r' of '1s sSsEsY sissssYi Al znrrxasoos AND EVENING.
and X O'clock wl Ss performed. by urgent request
IaAT e T';fa SEsaR SSfsr PLAY osDMA
with =. Ct. u.p..ss. Sas .a4 AZ SGsss ... s,.s.. IT,
fsr Il HDisf9 DsfI w.ssi: .sD sSotG4ox
and 'f sSwEs 1:'eS 81 sSH1T S''.'
.snicA h. J, never been sSa.ss s e ss. yss
B HscG.ne: Han! ~ Broadway. above Grand :r.s.
0'0'' J1MPBEtE H t The Ts pcpsIsr r VOCALIST t '''
with Fowler, Gould, Leslie and Hilton. in new sonsA
HSss sEcssssA sS NEIL P 2sD Tss B&s ss7sss & Es
the popular Ethiopian comedians in sae" burssaue 'kese
Al.o. aru, time Of new Surlesque by z Bowers Esq.
s"H''' YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT
0S Sasas ri.
THai sis s0AI.ri.'' BROADWAY. ~
TIE ONLY FThSS ESJSrHEsf. re EfSrEILscruAI
sssEEEss "A Il t. . produce
sETTEs sETEEs ssHHEsGEEss sHESEss
sSsE sSRE S9ssfLEFFEE S9sFs S9sFs Ps Ps sAtEF
kSss sSss sEfESFAsEE sEsfEESF1sLEE ASP 4S9EsSE EsSs
9EE s9EE CLASS
:sS; CO s on a :'
eisity Of our ed. .blIsh snt ih.s .,,,,--,
:$ Isl: 81: III III :$:|H#:$ s$:|EEE$
S#E S#E E#s $sfsEHss $sIsEIss: $sIsEIss:
ss
1rs S:.s rs cf sa%Sus 20 s
Taere the court tho bright tunefui pine
To plcsIe ali our vscrs nightly combine.
And our comics, OIL how they make Southcrner sutor
How they bAckguard old JED. and poor zolitcoher;
And In singing and punning know they are master
or all their roou,peers-without the aid OF . Pastor
with sawdust experience gained In the rinR,
As q clown may excol, but never could singl. .
And our dancsra, we'll bot, the bost In the city,
Not excepting the famous 0aiietu;
girls bright ~ the mornines nrst ray.
Poets have sung and audience say
The 0a ties still In the van leads The way
THE oAIETIRs THR uAIRTIBs
THE 0ATErTRS THE 0AIkrIEA
THE GAIET1ES THE 0AIkTIK8
6i6
BROADWAY. BROADWAY.
BROADWAY, BROADWAY,
BROADWAY. BROADWAY,
dsnguish from the NUMEROUS unNccnect piscos
'' "'''' " = ''''''''Sd Up STAIRS
UP 9TAIRS.
UP aTAIRa.
UP STAIRS,
UP STAIRS,
And that in model Concert Hall can be the
GREATEST COMBINATIOk or TALENT
In the city No expense will Do saved
in procuring porformcr fully dcternined 10
tsin our pres nj proud position As the
ExCKLSTUR CONCERT HALL
In the World.
~
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
la UCTION NoTICE.-MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSE
IA hold Furniture Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Two Billiard Tables, Ae.

l sell this day lO o'clock at his saesroom IS Nassau
keet vz-Bruses Ingram and Velvet Carpets rosewood
aror walnut do Library and Secretary
bookcases mshossny and walnut Wardrobss mahogany So
|as Sofa Bedsteads mahogany Chairs Arm
Ind Rocking Chairs Library Tables China Crockery and
sss Ware with general OF honsekeep
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
1 ssIGNEEs SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE.
ELEGANT LANDSCAPE AND PASTEL PAINTINGS,
IITH THE ENTIRE BEAUTIFUL PAkL0R, CHAMEMER, M

"A UCTIoN NoTIcE.-E. PROTH. AUCTIONEER. WILL
IRE Off private family iso Waysr!ey place east Of
|de Tables Etegere black walnut Sofas Chairs and Arm
hAr In reps and hais cloth Lounges Sofa Beds
sshstands Corner and Bookslands, black walnut Book.
ase Tea and Extension Tables Clocks Mirrors Paintings
Fasss Curtains Shades Hair and Spring Mattresses
Ind Bsddng Blankets Glass China Silver and Iron Ware
the goods must be removed wenyfour hours after tho
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

NAR 9rEPHEN MAssBTT, WHOSE ADMTHABLE
M Readings, Comic IliuslratoDs and beautiful Ballads
were SO received al the lecture OF the
Church Redemption In East Fourteenth street.
Thusday evening viii give new aud vsu9 Entsrtanmcnl
faecond NJ the
ing ncx l,th Al O'Clock ia aid OF the floating debt
oil 80 d church Mr. MASSETr viii among othsr thing fos
tae rs New York, rcal the Young ursyhes the
'R1y and the Holy Image" the Street Sweeper besides
mai sketh OF ths "En ngshman California; together
recital OF the "ChsiEe OF Light brigade
which. BY The unanimous opinion Of the press. he
rivaed,
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

IE wAR-Soo WILL BE PAID FOR TWENTY ABLE.
bodied men, willing 70 be mustered into the secoud
uenl Heavy Artillery (for fortress duty). Address Pol
LuS Hersld ofncs.
NxsAsy REGIMENT JACKSON GuARD)-FoRrY.
second New York State Volunteers "A vacancy exists
ts olcers The Tammsny regiment forms part OF the
sion OF Brgadier Stone aud n located st rooles
/, Nd Itwes engaged st Balls Bluff and the vacancy
ped by losses In that battle Occrs having companeso
rins 10 raise one will hnd this opportunity rarely
b for proceeding at once against the present rebellion
Y atom may be made personally TO A. q. SEAMAN,
Ineprct0rs Department. ~ w. oil by letter to Edmund
|hafcs, Colonel TammAny regiment. Poolesville, Nd
fANTED-FOR COMPANY A, UNITED STATES EN-
Hinccfs able todted young men, MICS preferred
reen The sges OF - and So Pay from s3 10 ESQ per
with the usual allowance Of clothing rations and
cnl attendance For further particulars nauire AT No
VI ng Green, third door, between sA. M. and r. M.
ALIVE WANT THE ADDRESS OF EVERY SOL,
oer "a the Union army We wish 20 send 70 every soi-
somehns mat VIII increase his comfort. Also tie Al.
Of every suer AMI dealer In goods for the solder
W. II. CArELY a Co, Itn Nassau stre,
|TH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.
Colonel John Mcleod Murphy N0T,,r = -
ing Claims against this regiment wifi present the Ia az
gned st S6 Market street, or before ~. S, da
Ebruary. Capt. GEORGE W WARvIp"'
sFa HrGHLANDERS -RECRUrTs wANrpn nor,
the gallant Seventy min h regiment now statl",eJ =,
fort, South Carolina. Apply TO the rrcru ting ofssrs @
Fss-u Hssss corner OF Mercer aud Broorne streets "
Capt WM. MANSON, Company A.
'-sa' Wh ELLIOTT Company T.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

s. RICHARDS, AUCTrONEER.-6Oo CASES BOOTS
shoe. and Brogans at auction, by RICHARDS VIII.
Corland street. comprising usual assortment Of
onabe goods Catalogues morning Of sale.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

SEGARS AND TOBACCO.
CEQARS VERY CIlEAP.-THE ASSIGNEE AT NO. ~
- Broadway offering great Inducements to buyers,
In Havana Domestic and German Sesars CaA and examine
stock and prices
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

tJENRY D. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
u Nassau street. opposite the Post Ofnce.--MINER
OMERvILE will give their personal attention 70 sales OF
Furniture the residences Of persons declining
or AZ their s:esroo as aboy every Friday
saleroom being located In tho centre Of the business
art Offers unusual aces 10 those desiring 70 avail them
klXea O. fhia .mothnd
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

UCTION OTICH-HORsE.-wILL BE SOLD, THIS
Ia day, at l0k O'Clock, In front OF rs Bowery
Horne. suiLab 10 cartmau.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
HDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTI0NEER.
NI CLOSING SALES OF ELEGANT FURNITURE,
Nv EDWARD GCHENCK. nj IL O'Clock.

kNREAT SALE OF
lI TOOLS, MACHINERY AND PATTERNS.
Over 600 lot. Of Tools and articles Of Machinery and all
|Ae Patterns Of the
MATTEAwAN MACHINE COMPANY,
n be sold in parcels the premises formerly Of said
COMPANY, in Fishkiu, to close . trust, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
For PARTICULAR catalogues by APPLYING 10 J. B.
cheuck, Esq, Mattcawan; John j. Monc Esg, Newburg
! 81 % MAIDEN lane, N. Y, or to the undersigned,
| z. W. FARRINGTON Receiver, 10.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

INOR HAvANA.-THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship COLUMBIA H. Adams, United States Navy, con,
%snder viii Leave pier No. North river on Thursday
quesed their passports before going board
For freight or passage apply to sPoFFORD TILESTON
Co., 70 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

| A UCToN SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR:
VA ness-Ou Wednesday, at IL o'clock ausalesroon 34S
ulton street, BrookiynOne matched team OF Carriage
Horses long tall bays sound and kind in single double
Md Single Haruess. Blankets. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

fVONSTABLE's SALE-wM, NOLL AUCTIONEER
yin ss on :hi: Day T. iok e his s. sals.roSms M %
es TWENTY-FIVE barrels Of Herrines Also lot Of Liquors
70. ROBERT STANFORD, Constable. .
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

kvM. wIrTERs AUcTIoEEER, WILL SELL THIS
day. att O'Clock, s 40 Canal street, all the gcnieel
rniture. Ac OF large house Pnrlor SUITS, two large
|snch plate Pier Glasses Lace and other Curtains Centre
|nng and Tea Tables Piano Bookcase vi sn1eers Vases
.h Tapestry and Three Ply Carpets hall basement Oh
{ths, mahogany and other Brdsteaos Hair Matsrsssss
aher Beds, BoIsters and Piows Biankets Sheets,
Top Dresslng Bureaus, Washstands Toilet, China, Glass
Silver Ware, Stoves Sofa Bsdstead, Lounges, cane
.sirs. Dining Room and kfichen Furniture &C.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12

q CENTS A PAGE.-FOREIGN MUSIC OF EVERY DE-
n scription. Our catalogue for Piano music 10 ready
Catalogue Of other music WIN follow in sS Days pr.s
only two cents page-below cost. p. A. WUNDERMANN.
6l8 Broadway publisher OF Foreign and American Music
VXrANTED-A FIRST CLASS PIANO AND VIOLIN
w player, at 20 North William sres Noue others need
apply st O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
WINTER GARDEN.
w l.

WINTER GARDEN. ...,,.,,.
w LAST MIGHT " CAMILLE.
THIS EVENING NUT be the last might Of
CAMILLE,
and ;ie only opportunity OF seeing the msche's srte
MATILDA HERON in her wordIeno~ ned role which has
erecised during the three weeks al tue charms oil go
Hons dramatic inspiration. .,n,,
t.. asnsgsmeut Ia. pleasure In snpoureus that NATL
DA HERON h.s induced pfolons her stay Tor three
nights Tor the purpose Of presenting for the nr time 10
New York sudeuce orsGs act tIsgc play entitled
SHY L. BY John Savage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ THE GRAND COMBINATION
THIS SATURDAY. EWING April :, 1862,
THE WIFE.
JULIAN ST. PIERRE....N Mr. T.. u. DANfNPOHT
IEOSARDO 0UNZAOO. Mr. }. W. WAILACk. j.
LORENZO. Mi w. MHhArLEY
MARlANNA ............. MIS- w u oLHbSiONh
TO conflude with
BLACK-LYED SUSAN
WILLIAM (tbe ssiiorl. Mr.. r. L. DAVENPORT
With the ever popular nautical song Of Columbia tbs
Gem OF the Oee An . and dance Sailors Horupip-."
In preparation
THE RXCHANTRKSS.
Admission 50 Secured Psfquet stalls ~ cents
Fauily Circle (enrsuce on tro.bysi.6 y cents
Door open at :, 20 commence VI u o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

Ass'r q. NJ GES's OyFics. NEsYoSK. April T. l3ss
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ thi, Office until u O'Clock ~ on MONDAY MI,
IN inst, FOR Nlri.hins at Fort Lafayette NINETY TUN
* o. WEIGHT, beat qust, REQ ASH, esq sirs. ANrhk
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