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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-10

TWO YOUNG MEN IN THE NAVY SERVICE DESIRE
to form acquaintance with tive respectable young
men MOI over - years OF with view 70 mairimony
None but those capable OF making home comfortable
apply. tail in confidence, Tnursay July 10 at the
Brooklyn Navy Hospital for John Wandery aud Louis Grit
ina.
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PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO
"A cnamberwork and aiting. and to take OF chill
dren. No objections TO the country references from
her last place. Cali for days ia West 9th ST. near
9Th - -
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COAL.

CUMBERLAND COAL AT 81 PER ToN-JUsr RE
,eived Ti;nbvr,snd Coal of superior quality Tor BLACK
smiths hich selling AZ tn,ys5o,e reduced pr e. Ihos
TRusLOw Jr 266 East Fourteenth NV nork' W,
liamsburg.
IEoRGE's CREEK CUMBERLAND coAI-NOw UN
" loading and Tor sale at o. per ioa delivered BY JOHN
A. DAVIS "a aud 50 Spring street and 1871 East Sixteenth 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

A y H0USEKEEPER OR GOvERNESs IN A WIDOW
IA err family, by young lady accustomed the position
no obecd. 70 anywhere in the country Address Miss
NJ. b. h., Brooklyn Post elice.
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3D BEGIN sEaIsEFT sPISoLA EM.IsE BRIGADE;

Captain John II. Dob1s Company e. Of this regiment 10
In want OF thirty good complete his company now
In camp at East New York. This is good opportunity for
men To join company nearly full and which will do
honor 70 the service Several positions as on,eo2ms
stoned officers vacant Applications must be made innme
dlatey to JOHN Il; DoBBs Captain, recruiting ONCE lE
Grand street, Williamsburg; CHARLES L. FROTHING-
HAM First Lieutensn and Regimenal l63 Broad
way; RICHARD p. CLARK Second Lieutenant, room 70
Tammany Hall I -.
B.-An advance OF $l3 given each recruit on the
completion OF the company and S25
vice. $le0 bounty nj the close of the rebellion.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTA BILE
"A young girl as chanbermaid and waitress; cham
bermad and assistant washer and roDer has the
city reference Can be for days at 18th ST.,
tween 9th and 7th :
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BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMEILED FURNITURE,
"a in all coors OF warranted manufacturer also, solid
chestnut Chamber Suits plain and ornamental NJ IL r.
FARRINGTUNS, 36s Canal street. opposite wooster. Es-
lablished In l.iS.
A BARGAIN FOR HOrSEKEEPERs.-s15 CASH
N will buy the beautiful Furniture complete OF delight
fu house. twenty rooms Broadway, with three ears
lease almost nominal rent Address at onec with real
name, G. Coser, Herald ollie.
, 1862-09-30
Paving Interesx on National Debt.

From the n. Z. Tmes, 2sth.1
The Office Of the United States Treasury In
this city received to-day, on deposit ut four per
cent perannum intereat, 81, ,oH, ,0W, OF which
$4,000 Is IN gold, under the nof4ce & issnsa y
ment works admirably well, aud will secure
10 the department all the gold required to pay
the public interest 1T a very mo1e1ate rate Of
Interest, without the purchase Of single doi-
Lar either In! the open market or By private
when neatly thfee millions In gold for 0cto-
her interest will be paid out by the treasury,
the difficulty viii be to keep the current o..
poefts ut four PET cent within the prooabla
wants OF the government for the succeeding
January interest After that month the prohs-
the treasury In gold, not only IN sufficient
amount to meet the February and April IN
te1est, 1868, hut to reimburse IN tho gold
depoetts made up to the new year. The In
qu}ry Is frequently made On the street why our
city banks, which hold nearly forty millions
poses, Is SO much. dead weight, h1ed to
come forward with q tender at ouca Of the
whole amount required In October aud 'Janu-
a1y ut the sI3te Of interest proposed by tha
treasury. The reply Is, in the frst place, that
no appeal Was inside TO the9, as IN association, M
az arrangement, in the popular aense, would
have been much less desirable to tho govern
meut than TO the banks themselves, especially
so "a the amount required is necessarially
limited to the Tnnts OF the treasury until the
remaiuder of. the issue Of the United States
notes, receivable for customs, Is wholly ab.
sorbed-to Wit, by the 1st Of February next
and that the public at large are entitled to
ayail OF the general notice that 4 par cent,
t Interest will be awarded.
| The first impression on the market for gold,
as to the effect Of the proposal Of the treasury
| to pay per cent on gold dtpoeits, would b
| TO encourage kpecu1stors for the rise to i'd
vance their bids, seeing that instead Of paying
The banks snail interest for carrying theii
pn1chases, they might save this charge b
borrowing On the per cent. certificates OF tn
| 9uyezumeut- Under this he1fef, the price I'd:
Tapced to 12oN@K@X;. then fell to 119A@
| 1IgM On the street, and again rose, to 11Q1@
| 40, finally closing at 120 per cent.
, 1862-09-30

~The New York Herald World and
other to1x sheeta want to know whv the
nine hundred thousand Republicans who
xere :, to enlist when the President issued
mi emane1nation r,roclan1ation. hayn moi
vn1I1ntee,ed srrbese nrinitai- rn,,st he h,r,
mn indeed ior rnateriaj fr f.n1tf3ni1in3,
When they; >can tlfnk of nethine;s 4, b,etter 81, s.
thsn th.t 1n n, f,Izt n,,cs the e9s5cs,
- 49, ~ 49, 80 ~. 20, so.rEu: ~ @ =:
panon ae*S n's sess .,a sas. phm ssa: -
1868; IN the nexs piace, tbs Republicans
never said they would raise nine hundred,
thtmsand men If the eyent mentioned fsi1,,.
-. th3r,a,v dn1,no. t}e 1a.t s,1t- d.4,
, 1862-09-30
--...
+ Correspondence OF The Chicago Tribunal =:

= Gen, King. who has been lying III In this
city sinco the batt1e Of Manassaa, has virtual.
II BEEN relieved of hi& command. During bis
Illness General Ha&ch commanded his division.
When Gen. Hatch WIS wounded At South
Mountain, 0en- King, though s1in much ahst-
tered in health, repaired to hia command, as-
smned Il, but within tNo days Was relieved
By General Doubleday, and required to report
to Washington, where he .Waa rendered .
Thirty days leave Of Aheencc. against his In
clihhtion and wishes. :;
mept taa Of kicking IN officer out of hls po-
sitfon- -t:'.+
Gen. King hiss the credit of having the iiuest
division OF the army-one which ha& fought
every inch of It's path with dead and dying
heroes. Some Of Els regiments hxye suffered
featful1y. OF the,ga1lAut old Cd Wisconsin
but efxry-une now remain. As distinguishes
officer saia. to me-; those men charge, bnl
/ they neyerretu1n. WasA;n7.oa dis9aseh 70 T.!
1T, T0T3G, - ~ = -
, 1862-09-30

Opinion Of \ Democratic Soldier: '.s
:: The Schuyler ml Citizen publishes the fol-
lowing extract from letter from HI. George
Bamhazdt,, N orderly sergeant In. tho 10th
regiment Illinois volunteers. now composing
aps1t Of Gen. Grants army. Nr. Ba1nba1t Il
from schu5ler county, md = Democrat: :
This part Of the country Il almost u seeesh;
with few e1cepdona- We sse staktng blo1
In the right place NON, By tsklng away their
main pzoPhe bigger It - hard nu for
them to swallow. They complain a great desl1'
but the only answer they get from us Is, ss1t
b Jour own f1ult You sowed to the Wind
ard now must resp the xh1d Our
camps are full Of da5keys- zach company Is
allowed -four. You know how I stood on the
niger question when at home. My opihion
Is. changed Of late. now Sly, Gee eyerY
. sl2Se In The south. This Is the feeling of tho
!. army heTe, md I bellcVe every Ehe1a. The So
ceeh say that Alsbazna Is ruined, ind ackroWl.
edge that the emancipation bin. will do mora
+ toNa5ds bringing this war 70 elose. than ny
gone they will have nothing LETT to fight .foE,
As long Is the Iage Is Lett they are al right.
, 1862-09-30

PEsns11vAn1A.--James Hooven is the
Union candidate for Congress In the 9Th Dis
trict ef Penusy,yanIa, composed of the coun-
10. ~ r ah,,h .na 1r,,-t-o-,.- n C+t,o,
uee " A"Susa a!u 4aots6ontefJ. y -. otn9
r,e+r-s,1,. ,,+oa,ha,d
1Asoas ~
M Russell Thayer Is the Union caudf-
oa&s - 10. o.o se a1' ~'oneaeoetouA@
District. Mr. ThaIer Is a gentleman Of high
, 1862-09-30
:; Sentiments OF a Tory.
[waehipgton Correspondence of the Chlcseo


By issuing this proclamation Of eznsne!pa-
tfor, Mr. Lincoln has taken that step which
the radicals hare been st1iving TO induce him
to take ever Ednce his Inauguration; And he
las now thrown himtelr t7evocablY into
their. arms and taken his stand upon their
platfp Tx ',n a<s s'e1. r. a,es. n.a ter
not any louder eince Mr. Lincoln's inau9ura-
tiou than before, 'sthat there shall be no
more slave States In this Unfon," although all
their efforts since that event, have been stead
ily directed to accomplish that result. Ever
e1ncc the war began, they have declared that
states IN It; that the slave States vers now ont
Of the Union, and that no slaye State should
eyer again he admitted into the Union. They
have now accomplished their purpo e, so far
as It is In their power to do 80. The president,
after Struggling with them mp to this time:
has st LAST given Way before the pressure v
and has given than all they ask Of
him. They brought on Gas. nar Ii order to
aboliEh slavery; md, although they concealed
their purpose until the Northern people were
60 committed to the war that they could not
draw back, now, At list, tho mask il thrown
of. no sdns man can Ro.o Als.t HI. eyes to Tie
fad that The scar is easritd on BY ths present d-
,'.inist.atto, rot to reors kas N7toa a. u sode
i tiers be I snS latent Il Union fee1tngeuu exist.
ing IN any remote corner Of any OF the South
eI0 Gta1ea1 kQlk pt0c4amal20n WILL cfuan IL OUT
forever. Tho Union men Of the South, Il
there be any, will see IN 1t TIC tela5e.ues'y e.
pTssstd satentioa oa The part Of the government
10 rob than Of heir pTgpe1fy-to reduce them
| to poverty. It Is the cruel1st mockery to talk
| Of compensation. Every statesman, every
| man, WHO understands the financial condition
| Of The country, knows that It is as much In
the power Of Mr. Lincoln to pull down the
J eun In heaven 4s 1t Is to make any coupsnsa-
| ton whatever to 1oTal men In the South who
will be reduced to penuY and want BY the
operation of this proclamation -. !.
II Is tdzt to s.tnpox, hosoeez, Gaat II uM Aast
any pent7ul e1tcf, 70 for a. saueTy il concerned
1t may cause Instructions In Ma13land and
Kentucky, and 1t may reduce to poverty msny
| widow and true Union man In these States,
/ WHO win look In vain to HI. Lincoln for com:
pensaHon. But ih chief effect at present viii
be to uufte the southern and border at4teA aa
one man, to carry On the war, aud to resist to
the utmost government which TINS pro
claims Its purpose to fmpove1ish their people.
The effect ct fhe proclamation, viii be, then,
to catzy On the war indefinitely. aud 10 far
,nieh to tho South additional meana Of doing
80, to the extent Of tens Of thousands 1t ms1
from the border 8tates- =
, 1862-09-30

We copy, in another column, portlon
Of Washington letter In the Chicago
1fnass Of Sunday. We arc not among
those who hold that public journal is
necessarily responsible for the opinions Of
its correspondents, but the Sentiments Of
the TINES correspondent In this Instance |
are 50 entirely, in harmony with the edt-
to1ials Of. that shees that we doubt
not both are inspired BY the. same
irresponsible heaFt This correspondent af-
firms that President Lincoln has thrown
himself into the arns Of those radicals VINO
are "worse disunionists than JEFF Davis or
Wiefan-" Therefore the Presddent himself
Is wuese disunionist than JEFF. Davis o.
WigtaIli This Is only another way Of
stating,as the 1Emes did edito1ia1ly, that
athe Government, by the act Of the Pesi-
dent. i sisxEf in REBELLION" The corespon-
dent goes On to say that these radicals
<b1ought On the warn-that Is, they, and
not the South Carolina traitors, fired On
Fort GumterI He proceeds to remark that
the U,aion men Of the South viii zee In the
Presidents proclamation . the deliberately
expressed. intention On the part Of the
government to rob them Of their property"
The man who gives uttetance to these
sentiments is both traitor and liar #
he lives at Washington, he, is undoubtedly
there in the double capacity Of q spy for
jeff. Davis and correspondent Of the
Chicago Ifmea. We do not wonder that
the fidelity Of the 7fnes has extorted the
admiration Of the Grenada appeal and
jackson Msss;ssippian. 4 copy Of the lat
19 shces, Of the 11th inst, NOW betozn Us,
quotes appuusingly from the Appeal the
1cnhrk that zone honest federal editor
may be named in the gentleman who CON,
. ducts the Chicago 1Snses." These South.
, en- organs Of rebellion recognize thei1
Northern brother by instinct. Treason il
:; Mississippi knows treason In Illinois with
/, out grips or passwords, When the Chica
!: 70 1fmes declares that the Government q
the United States is itself in rebellion, ami
: whcu It's correspondents send back tn
:. echo thst the President Is acting under tn
I guidance Of worse traitors than JEFF Dsri
or Wigfall, Of course The. armed ps1
1icidcs at the South salute It
I editor ~ n nelow paridde. If tn
( government is in xebsahon, It IL the dnt
i Of Ill loyal citizens to combine. togethe
4 and put 1t down. # the President Is ca,
1Jtng cut the schemes Of wo1se traitor
b than Jeff Davis q Wigfa4 then may 10y.
c.izers righna1ly join hands with Day'
i and T1gfhu rs the Lesser evil The log
of tho position Ia that the Tina and i
correspondent are hound to aid and e
courage Jeff Davfa BY all means IN the
power. and 4has Is exactly what they q,
, 1862-09-30
Gbk:.Gtihul:ae,
TDRsDAY;: sErrE4BER aps1sea
~AExEN.AA III AMI

:.<- - ~ 49," i
wANTED@A MANI
The loyal army, composed :of nsW. re-
cruits and old soldiezs;; In Tennessee, Ken:
tucky and Arkansas, oonsiisss, Soday, of
not nun less than two hundred thouaand
troops. q Is scattered. alnug+ = eNne from
Helena Is Co1fnth, Memphis Nashville,
Louisville Cincinnati and Cumberland
Gap. 1t Ia. as good fighting material %
theze il In The world. Tbs major palt ;ofi
itismlaae up of men who have had tull
yesr's SET rice, while the new recruits pro
misc, BY their aptnes for dril and dlsc1::
pline, by their: general intelligence, thar
fine physical condition, and the's fe1Vens
pauiottam, to become able, in few
mouths TING, to cops with any foe against
whom they are scnk AZ areeerve for this
i,nmeuse force, Illinois, Indians, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio have. we
dare not tell how many troops In camp,
waiting only their ann, equipments and
pey. Tue Government must my when
they shall take the field In Kentucky and
Tennessee there is an abundance Of arti1-
lcry, siege and fields; Of transportation,
land and WATER; and the grannries and
herds, from which the would may be fed,
lie Just behind the base On which the army
is resting. Here are the conditions prece-
dat for great and successful campaign,
which shall carry our arms In triumph to
the Gulf-all the conditions saW one: 1
nAal' That army wants leader.
We enhest the Government 10 delay no
longer. Bneu has failed 90 ignominiously
thai 70 send him forward again would be
a b1uuder 30 stupendous TINT defeat and
further ignnminy would be sure to follow.
We do not presume to say who would suo-
cesd him. WFe have no preferences, one
ovsr another, between the men Who have
been named BY the newspapers fsr the
high honor. Either Hooker, Hunter or
Heiutzelman, or 6igel or Turch1n, or
Banks Or Grant-any man who viii not
lcave the people to doubt whether he il
most Of fool or traitor-any man
who has the genius for using
the masses ~ ms commana-
any man VINO VIII 90 LIE u1llos'' anu hlaAe
ms uoopsao 'ne'r ut"ost, .or ponne .as
1cheillon ooRn ana pu1so'ng tnoA'e "ae
nave e&ea.eo t.-~'n sun w sno' ~euoap' wv
mol .ne io,a1 1nea % "e "aA WV
ever Is sen'' VIC .otAne1 euAas :, h1e Ao
1n'nls'1Aaon W give nlpA n4ss elssts41en
afy power. oen. ofa"' Is 1-u7y ul,oe'
tile lmmeoaate :or1manu o. een. nauecl
acting mol as t7eneIa7,n-ttaea po1 ~ eoa
manag ol 1ne nes'!n Delalsnen-a
place tha1 ne mas not ye' fes.gaeo. 9'au "
receives nus o1oess nom . eapn ~ 81
LOUIS anu 30 <ons11neo u n's ne1o eoa
nc cannot g1'e q 1easo'raosence ~1anoo u
reference o. me appncatlon 70 " "asa'ne
ton. zen. haiec1 mas enougn 70 90 Il
his poauon as tne tesponaole mead Q
az our ARMIES 70 'a1 au MS euefg'es IN
al hls resources 70 lne usmoess anu u
can, With the ufmost p1opuety, 1eunqms
the command Of the Department, IN which
when devoting all his time to il, he di
not achieve distinguished SUGGEST We b
1ieve in his capacity for o1ganixation-h
bu1eancSanE taaenS-M LIZ power
, 1862-09-30

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PRO
IN PERTT On Kfuzie and North WtteE steet2,
BErwEEN CLARK AID RUsH STREETS.
CF11Cx OF TEE EokHD OF PEBI1o WoEks,}
CHICAGO, Sept 9Th, 16Ss.
Notice Is hereby given to MI owners OF property on
kiuxte and North n steI streets. betwacn CLARK and
al connections Nth the Gas, Water aud Sewerage
Pipes which noH or win hereafter bo needed for
their buildings or lots on the said stree6.
The streets named ADORE sru zbo1t being aued %
rtdc and pared UHder tho 4utdoftJ OF the Board Of
Public work. snd qWnsf1 arc now required to max .
fhe ahsye connections ii 1fder that the Improvement
OF the streets may Eot be delayed noE tho paving d.
By order Of the Board, >
nrgtn.1n1ot A. " TINEHAN. $eEYHt1{Y.
, 1862-09-30

plTTSBURGH BOTTLES, !,
BRANDY AND WIXE3, Us and e's,
G1RETs AID H0CK8,
SQUIRE sCHHlPP5, Qts. md Pts,
Ft.1sKB, Quart, Ptnts md I'll. Ffnts,
And general assortment Of Demt johns. for sails by
= 4. r. CRoSKEI,
Eez1EE1$t NOS, 81 and s. South Water ft1eakx
, 1862-09-30
LETTER FHom mEmPHIs.

Destruction Of RandoIph, Tennessas By Gen.
Gh<ymdn-My.4erions Ro1buy-ffon Ar
ka,saas-GtV Government.
, 1862-09-30

xesss4s from COL. WIN. Cushman.
Col Fl Cd Hecker% Hon =. III. How.
ard and Lieut. GuT. A0Ua1anu4
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3 camden, SO. CA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1862.

of such arms and ammunition, the commanding
officer Of the company in charge Of the same
shall, when by him deemed advisable or pro
per, keepa detail Of twenty men at al houn
on guard, at the depot, to be drilled during the
day, to act as guard during the night, and to
be relieved daily; and if the number ofmen in
such company shall not be sufficient 70 per.
form such guard duty, the commanding officer
thereof shall report such fact to the command.
ing officer of regiment, whose duty it shall be
to detail from adjacent beats for service insuch
company, as many men as may be sufficient to
increase the company to sixty-four men, rank
and file.
8. That the 4th and 10th regiments Of the
First Corps of Reserves, heretofore organized,
be, and they are hereby disbanded, and ali
commissions issued to- the officers of such Reg
iments are hereby vacated. .t.,stFf
10. That nothing contained in the forego-
ing resolutions shall apply to the Fourth Brig
ade of the South Carolina Militia, nor shall be
construed to appear to the constitutional and
legal right of the Governor and Commander
in-Chief of the State to call into service such
portion of the militia of this State for the pub
lie defence as in his Judgment he may deem
expedient. s8gts.
BY order of the Governor and Council. 81
b. +. ARTHUR,
Secretary Executive Council.
Official copy
GEAll the papers in the State COPY twice.
November IA u.f - -aH. f't %
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@ Eight dollars per annum for every additional
square -. ~ g.N So. .+ ..e
BUSINESS, and PROFESSIONAL CARDS EIGHT DOLLARS
ayear All advertisements for less than three months
CASH If the number Of insertions is not specified in
Wrtfsg advertisements t0u be continued till ordered out
and charged accordingly.
Announcing CANDIDATES. three months, Five Dollars
over that time, the usual rates will be charged.
No advertisement, however small will be considered
less than square; and transient rates charged all
tOr less time than three months.
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Bureau Of Central Association.

COLUMBIA, November ~, 1862.
A CAR WITH, SUPPLIES, FOR THE
"A Carolina soldiers in Virginia will leave
the Charlotte Depot under charge Of special
agent, on Friday, the 2lst inst. Az District
Associations, and all persons wishing to send
boxes or packages, are invited to avail them
selves of this opportunity ,,s,l a. -,
4., .taas&5 n NJ. LABORDE,
Chairman Central Association.
4ew All papers of the State will please copy.
November 81 gr IS
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I. Resolved, That the public safety imperi-,
ously demands that all male white residents of
the State of South Carolina capable ofbearing
arms should be Immediately placed into mill,
tary organization and armed. = En- ',,'
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJT. & INSP. GENERALS OFFICE, }
COLUMBIA, November IA, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 43.
PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF
the Governor and Council, dated October
81, 1852, all militia officers of this State are
hereby ordered to give every assistance in their
power to the enrolling officers of the Confed-
crate Government employed in the preparation
OF the Conscription rolls, and to furnish to such
officers, when called upon to SO do, copies of
the rolls of their respective organizations, and
in such rolls to specify the ages of the persons
in such organizations.
BY order of the Governor and Council.
WILMOT G. DESAUSSURE,
Adjutant and Inspector General of s. G.
GS-All papers in the State copy once.
November 2l s9s.sas., s.isl ,,e -
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJUrANT AND INspEcToR-GENERAL's Otr1ur,
COLUMBIA, November Is, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. AZ.
T PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF
the Governor and Council of this date, il
is ordered that the "Soldiers Boards of Relief"
created by an Act of the General assembly,
entitled An Act to afford aid to the families Of
soldiers" are exempt from military duty except
as alarm men. ~ r15-t
BY order of the Governor and Council:
WILMOT G. DESAUSSURE.
Adjutant and Inspector-Ge of 8. C..
E9-Each paper in the State copy once.
November 2l g.,,,,.s,s.ef u
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Leave Camden, ll.40a. m.
Leave Boykin's 12.l2p.m
Leave Claremont 1.248 +"
Leave Middleton LILO Z"
Leave Manchester juno
ton LIS, p. m. r
Leave Clarkson's 1.38 +"
Arrive at Kingsville 1.60,
Nov. 8-tf II.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

IA THE LUBIN BROTHERS
lFrederlck and Jer0me)
AscoMoTEURs ExTRAORDINAIRE.
MONDAY, April "a,
commences . series OF those delightful se.at
SOlREES MAGIQCES .as}
which have aston she'd most acute ana
of Europe, winning highest enconauna
and most TnE fTIrS'B ITsIS BRoraERRs sso
the first Magicians nj the nineteenth century
The Academy VIII undergo at the hands Of these wenssE
'' ''' METAMoRPHosIs MYsTERIEpsR
''''s cAGLiosTRoHAXfHEUa; q a
LuBisIAN cABALisrIc BouDoIR.
Gorgeous and resplenden in Its artistic beauty bewiderug
and sense sIchsnns in the completeness Of
-. A NlGHT IN DREAMLAND ,el -
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