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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-08

Afternoon Report.
Bombardment Of Fort Henry
+ Hetald's Dispatch |

: Washington, Feb. s.
Gen Mcclellan receiveda dispatch from
Gen. Hallsok, last night, stating that our
gunboats had commenced to lombard
Fl Henry on the Tennessee river, and
that our troops in large numbers had
landed three miles below the fort No
details ofthe fight are given.
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FROM LEBANON.
Especial Dispatch to Missouri Democrat. /

Rolla, Mo-, Feb. 6.
A messenger from Lebanon, who left
yesterday at II !. M. reports the enemy's
pickets were in hailing distance and firing
had taken place between them and ours,
but was subsequently suspended as if BY
mutual consent. The report was current
al Lebanon that Price had made an inef.
fectpal attempt by three different routes
to move his baggage but failcd to accom-
plish his purpose. He finally assured his
men that the only alternative left Wa, to
fight or surrender. Maj. Wright's bat
taiiion Was out Il miles in possession Of
Touring Mill. The messenger passed
General Sigers body guard near the Gas
conade, and also Gen. Asboth who was
crossing that river Is miles this side Of
Lebanon. A batch Of prisoners had been
captured including a Capt. Mansfield.
The troops from Sedalia1 had not arrived
at Lebanon when the messenger departed.
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New Books.
Tho City Book store ID this day in receipt OF the
following choice literature:
Cecil Dresms, ~ TAsodore Winthrop.
shadow In the House. BY Saunders
The Honaehold III Bouserie, by Southcrp Lady.
Songs III Many Keys by Holmes.
Recoilscttona OF Shelley and Byron, by Treiauny.
Shelley Mem rials, by Lady Shelley.
Tom DuIke,s school Days ri Rugby.
DeQaincy's Opium Eater.
- Literary "Reminiscences
Is theological Essa,s,Sc
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold
Lonsfellow's Pnems, Blue and Gold.
Saxe's g - "
Mrs Jameson's Loves u the Poets. Blue & Gold
:. Characteristics, &c,
. Studies, Ac., :.
- u lialisu Painters, g
. - Legend ofthe Madonna" .
q . Sketches OF Art,
\ Diary. g.. :.
Hawtbornefs Marble Faun.
- House OF the Seven Gables
Scatict Letter.
. Aosses from an Old Manse.
81 Twice T.ld Taiss.
Snow Image.
I3iithedale Romanees,
Loasfeilow's Hiawatha,
- EvanEeiibe.
The above BOOKS will be sold NJ Publishers prices.
The public invited 10 call aud examine the steek
febs d ]. VI. OGDEN.
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lFThere is rumor In Providence
that the Ninth Rhode Island battery,
Capt. III T. Sisson, is to be ordered to
Leavenworth.
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ssss.a sp~eu,....a In E.saanl.

II is stated in English papers that NJ
most everybody in that country Is infect
cd with the mania for specializing In cot
ton. Clergymen, doctors, lawyers. and
even ladies, arc investing in h6Fes 81
speedy fortunes. The effect will be bale.
full when the the bubble bursts.
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FIT. HEy.Rr EaWEN.
The 6tars and Stripes Float in
Tennessee

ST. Louis, Feb. I.
The following is announced from head
quarters of the army in this city:
sFort Henry is ours The flag Of the
Union is re-estahlished Oh the soil Of Ten
fsessse. Il will never be removed. Is
stBy command Mai. Gen. Halleck.
lSigned, r Nv. w. SMITH,
aCnpt. and Aid de- Camp
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REPORTS FROM THE SOUTH.
Memnhis. Fab. 3.

N emphlS, Feb Q.
Three Federal gunboats appeared on
the Tennessee river yesterday, and opened
FIRE on Fort Henry The latter respond
ed. There was no damage done 70 the
Fort. The Federals are landing troops
two miles from the Fort. An attack is
expected. The Confederates are in full
force on the Tennessee river. No damage
from the Federals is apprehended
An order was issued from the War
Department at Richmond, on the 18th inst,
ordering all military commanders to i'm
press all the saltpetre found in their dis
tricts, except such as is in the hands Of
original manufacturers and Govt agents
and contractors, paying therefor forty
cents per pound and no more. The order
is issued in consequences OF the monopoly
Of spectators and the exorbitant rates
charged the Government for the article.
The Richmond Dispatch says that the
Missouri difficulty has been satisfactorily
arranged, and adds that Gen. Price will
doubtless be commissioned Major Gen.
eral, and the Missouri troops received in
to the Confederate service as twelve
months volunteers.
The Virginia Legislature went into Sc
cret session on the 4th inst, for the pur-
pose of considering an important commu-
nication from the Governor in regard to
which it 10 understood the State and Con-
federats authorities gre entirely asreed.---
It's purport will not transpire at present.
The Richmond Dispatch also says, in
an editorial. that Spain il the natural ally
of the South. IF the South has had I
friend from the beginning Of her troubles
it has been Spa,s. We think II was due
to our geners and chivalrous people to
have sent representatives to the Spanish
court, and thereby laid broad and deep
the foundations Of permanent and close
amity to that nation. It is not too late
to rectify the omission which was not do
lated by any want Of courtesy.
Later. There is no further news about
the Burnside feet or the Merrimac.
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AnssAsr Care Ter Hsg CHOLERA.

A gentleman Of Macon county, Illinois,
informs the Decatur Magnet that onions
freely mixed With swill, have been used 10
his neighborhood with great success in
curing swine Of this generally fatal dis
ease II i certainly simple and easily
tried.
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Philadelphia. Feb. !.

A dispatch about reported not ii
Norfolk Is incorrect. II il stated that the
riot occurred At Richmond, and not at
Norfolk.
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1~James H. Smith, d Columbus, g.,
son-in-law q Col. Sam. Medary, died on
tho "a inet.
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DOUBTFUL HONOR.

Louisville, Feb. 6.
The Louisville Nashville correspondent
of the 9Th says ''by order OF the prov
isional part Of kentucky the name of
Wolf county has been changed to Zol-
licofer county. The county Of Zollicof-
fer will perpetuate on the records of Ken
lucky the name of one whose fame be-
longs to struggling freemen everywhere"
FROM BURNsIDE's EXPEDITION.
- Fort Monroe, Feb. g..
The Z. S. steamer Snrwanee, of the
Burnside Expedition, arrived here this a.
m. The Surwanee left Cape Hatteras
yesterday morning, having come out Of
the Inlet the day before. The feet was
inside Hatteras Inlet and nothing had
been done. Most if not all the vessels
had gone over the bar, and about 5000
troops had been landed. The gunboat
E. H. Herbert was lost in addition TO
those before mentioned. A forward move
ment was shortly expected. There was
rumor circulated that the rebels had Of
fercd, through flag Of truce, to give up
Roanoke Island on condition that Elisa.
beth City should not be attacked. The
Louisiana has been got of. A flag Of
truce went to Oraney Island today. A
large number of ladies and children re-
turned with it to go North, and also j !.
H. H. Landis, of the 4th Michigan Rsgi-
ment, = priaoner Of war, who is released
on parole.
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On the It'll Of February. Mrs. Mary Hoyles, Of Lung
Complaint Aged n yesrs.
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PRISONERS TRANSFERRED.

s'NSome Eve hundred of the military pris-
oners now in the City are to be transferred
to the Penitentiary buildings at Alton.
The captures have been committed to the
custody of the 18th Z. S. Infantry, Lieut..
Col. Burbank Comd & who will escort them
TO their new selected quarters.
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II ELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
~ MAIN streSt,t
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
~ N - ~

q Ii q GE R q.
Have rev In store ard 10 sale
Is Hh'ds n. o. eugars,
50 Bags Rio Conre;
rs Chests Teas,
IS Abas Moisssss,
w Baies Ceston nsstinr,
- Bags Cotton Yarns.
100 AAles Ceetoa Twinss,
30 Kegs Wheeling Nails.
100 Boxes GiAss,
~ = Star Candles,
100 !" Palmer and Family Soap,
$50 :. Assorted Brands Tobacco,
rs BbIs Smok ing Tobacco,
ab0 Bags Shat,
soo Kegs Rite and Blasting Powder,
is Bags Black Pepper
~ :. Alispicc
800 - Cloves.
1gO - katmess
1000 - CAssia.
50 Dcx Buckets,
And large quantity ofsaeh goods are Usually kss4
bv Grpcers. sspIdtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-08

Private California letters and dispatch
es make probable the early election Of the
Republican Governor (Stanford) as La.
tham's successor in tho Senate.
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Also, 7 ordinary

u has cold In market the present. ssssos Ase ordinary
sssS s::: :IsT: ss. S ,, m p.r A..4.
b l.o, - Do = $50 pr head s,sa. - D.. Ass q
do at 80 per he'd sversse $50 ~ lso g. heavy ;s.hsf
coarse corn fed Inois ozsn at - 40 per Ice
H. G. Stewart Is Light airer a. - - per 100 ID svsraes
iON n Also 10 e,tra do at - 70 10 n svesss I2
p S:I.ss Sss Aho 10 piiia. d.. sofnisd It ssiS
g. housey 6Gprime Csn,d, s,isr. st $50 p head aver.
age 5sS ID. Alss % Light fair DO ~ 50 loo 10 average
Fsr,hing. le light Iinoi, Steers at Isc p II; sversss
Whit. OH. repcr, co premium corn.d Illinois sesn a.
e5lS 100 ID average estimated at 1900 D. This Il shs
highest figure paid in cur market In long while
A r. Rogers. 20 prime extra kertucky, OF S.5 y hesdt
svsrss. go NJ. As0. IL good. heavy d. st SCI hs,ds
ST. ssiao % 80 good Illinois Steers So. head ave..
Hobo Coon 1877 good State stillcr. On prv... terms
~ o'a prime kentucky, at SioR heed average l.<se
Ruble Co.. $50 good nsi. corn fed ct Buffalo teixhtts
Henry we.,heilner II rather cosr.e Illinois eoIped "a
50 y 100 rs; syerage $50 ne.
l5 s. s r Is fair Michigan ." head A''"s'
}. Bisabseker 30 susra State .ler 4,c TO- Aver.
b. Tansn Ga good State, at 50 y head. Av.ne.
H. Whit. 20 extra Illinois ..iller. at 4e pm. Aver.
agr 100 H. Also II do. corn-fed at 4sc. 4, n. Average
1850 b. Alec is do ordinary stillers at 4c ID. Average
Id
500 b. Also &c do d. at retail Ut prices ranging nom 40
SC. q ID.
Burns Gillett, good State oxen at SIS p head
rage 498 b.
Hopkins, 60 ordinary State ,tier at $50 head. 80
of the lot average 200 ID.
C. r. Rogers 40 extra Kentucky, ct <.c y Bj average
l. 40 H.
NJ White Is extra heavy State stillers, at 4lc NJ
rage 100 10.
Hopkins 20 ordinary Illinois ssilen at 4lc p ID ave-
rage $40 10.
j. Redwood, II ordinary Ohios a, 4ic u; average
Il2jb
Nearly the entire receipts have changed hands few being
sold under &c y b. The price AL the sales %
ehou; - 10 y lee ID, which 2o025c 100 higher than the
average last week
SHEEP LhxRs-Ths receipts not heavy, and yes
there too many here for the demand We do
Der when there less inquiry than The Albany
dealers buy only 20 800 Ueek-euoush to supply the
home trade and the Eastern and Newfork buyers they
handle any They prefer 10 let the dovsfs 70
through try the market Themselves What few have
changed hands old at prices ranging from 70 n.
the inside guro for light aud the outside o prime
lambs range from 50 SOL - 80 and there is but little
request for them
Hoes are entirely neglected Our buyers say that they
buy cheap here they 10 New York ard the
that they cannot cell New Yort prices whou
sustaining heavy losses The remedy for this 10 to stop sAp
nens West The Eastern srkets have been guttsA
for mouths ard long this Of things exists
cannot hope advance Th week the receipts at Eas
Albany been much lighter than usus AtiAs and Ayus
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW-YORK........JUUs q
Cleared.
n Light, Tilklepsngh. Aspinwsll, D. q.

steanslip-NOrthern Light Tirklepsush A'pinws. D. o.
Alien
shps-Mawsroneck, Cushing Liverpool, Tapscot. Cot
Javs Daggstt Glasgow, Thomas DeBham Theobald Theo-
bald Bris OIL Eng. z. GeiibrsDd Armada Jeffrey. Liver
pool HAIbock Co.. Arthur ChdS, Gotten Hsyre, BoJd
llincaen.
Baras-Rchard Denton (Br) oBrsn, Cork. Arthur Iesrys
Young America r. Collins, New Orleans, Robson foscek;
jules Caum bren Kinne Bremen Ruser Bros La Plaza.
L Crowell. Buenos Ayres, H. W Ropes Co Helen Au'
gn.ts Cus Port-suPnce. Robert Murray. lr brothera
Mariner Cisnuesos G. Stevenson Co. Cyar'na fins'
ham. NsIseies, Moore PinAhom -
Brigs-Lucy Haywood Stone. bo.toL Miller Honghon;
Albion Wolf Liverpool Y. Wheewrsht; HsnPcen Nick
erson Bengor Brett, Son Son Co.. r. r. Sewon DIXON
Belize z. Alexander Co Osprey lBr MAXWELL Mama
ni.a p. / Neyius Sonsi Ida Abbott BIB. Cove ST
Thomas Whitmore g. Co EIsmpsr tbr Clements bs,.
bsdo.s swif, A. q. Berry. hsce, boFsesux Bsdgsr
De yeteT brs H. Sampson (Brl. ThoIapsoH s. john
4. r., ii. Underwood
schooner-Ch.-f Champlin Philadelphia matter; Tempte-
p.toa OH, Barbados. MIDI eton CO.. Rotnp tBrh
swain Hsrbor labrador, j. H. Desley Flying Arrow rscy.
Hassr II. A. C. A. De Wolf yilgria, Hawkes., Aiexsn
dra Mailer. Lord d Qneresu MI Despersrdum Deasey,
Gloucester, Meas, Thompson Hunter; Sssh u Damon.
Wsshiugton d C., VIM Clsrke shannon lBr) Hiyss Har.
Dor Issad James Douglass c. f. Young Packard Figses.
Portland, Brett, son Il Co.
Seafnorlransides. tanderyeer, Philadelphia; FfaDkin.
Young. Baltimore, j. A. Shriver.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
LII

THE ALLEGED SLAYER REINDEER DISCHARGED.
1t turns ont that the bark Reindeer, seized several
days since by the Marshal Intended SLAYER is whsle
The ve... lad board ready for when
seized The Captain and owners by strenuous eSetons pre-
vailed upon ic.Attoey De.sfeld Smith 70 depart
from usual and dniss the libel If the
parties could prove theseye, innocent 70 his satis'acton
They accordingly submitted Largo number Of sidsvs, let
ters &c, District Attorney. who after MASKING
thorough examination became satisfied not int nded to
employ the In the ssye,ace and directed her mme
da discharge The vessel Is owbel by Mr. o. A. lellien
dali uysehniss Ia Tchn stree. ad Dor csp'a- Is rh As
W fDy and Tie good chaTss OF both is yonced for by
Moe. II Gfinieii Ceoge w Blunt Nos.rs Nl9.s Co
ard o,hcr The vesel fitted expressly for the pur
pose tesng inversion Vi Capt Roy OF rocsetsun for
shooting whales which he has been experimenting with many
yea The expensive Of the special for
,har- RI that could have been ht,ed
on, purpose Mr. Smh personally examined into
tho aud bad the evidence Of several shipping He
obtained Of probable for seizure which
will exempt the Mafshsi and mia officers from liability for
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NvIXONs CREMORNE GARDENS,
Corner Of 6th-sv. aud lstli . .
LESSEE AND PROPKiE OR......IAMEs VI. HlAoN.
NOW OPEN FOR TIE SEASON.
Three Grand Ent-rtsinments, and eli o,
i" y0R OsE PRICE or ADMISSION
THE MAGNIFICENT CkEhORhE GARDENS,
WITH evergreen trees (ies nom insect snce. COO
srho,, seats. fountains stsues flowers and all the fonh"a
,Lg.Dci.s that good taste can cesife - - -.
A BEAUTIFUL CHINESE PAOODA
.dors the center and the Of the spacious area oina
,a.uted with mE;nihcicnt Jbpsnese Tower scene
FLOOD or NAhIEOATED LIGHT
IN. fairy bowers and cool Walls ara hsfinonrc' al
into dreamy b~su,y Of to mot enchanting Description
THE SPLENDID PALACE or AC5iC
(Ses other sdyeftisealentl,
THE HALL or FLORA,
the rsr.a exhibition Of Beautiful now-'' evof seen beyond
THE GORGEOUS TURKISH PAVILION
under which will be given, EVERY AfIERNOoS ana
EVENING, the most - ,.oo,..,,crs
SUPERB EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES,
By artist, Of world vide 'enovn ~ ,.,r ,,,,,n
" REFRESHMENTS OF THE BEST KIND,
.,cb q. Ice, Cssu. Jeisf Fruits. ConocsiOney Ceks
Ciysr. a. can be 4d 81 attentive wsi.srs,
BUT no LIQUORS or ANY KIND, -
ennops ynous i.rmsnted be bad or tolerated on
The Garden. will be open for evenings only. on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS.
FIRST AFTERNOON OPESiNO
on WEDNESDAY sud thea ~ .,.,.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
except Sunday during the The hour oil e'onhs
Edni.sion 10 Cremorne Gardens Pelace OF Music,
Wall of Ylor. and Eqne.traD school 70 cents only
p..rTved ,.,s In Iansstnsn School ....5 cents eAif"
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NrIYON's PALACE OF MUSIC.
N CORNER 6TH-AV. AND Nrll-Sr. o,,
now OPEN FOR THE SEASON:
BUT ONE PRICE FOR ADHESION 4.
20 the Palace Of Music. TO the Crcmorno Gafdens' 70
,Ss Eoue.,risa school, and to tie Hall Of Flora
'"' f THE BEAUTIFUL PALACE.
with uew ard handsome STAGE Scenery Decorations ana
Enrn,,ur. throughout eommodiou. cool. and gsnteeL
In l. constructed with ecia c'errnce TO the penec, &c
connaodaiiOG oil every visitor and ho'e particularly ''
''' ""'A AN ELEGANT BOUDOIR,
"a, exclusive occupation has been provided embracing
every e0H'eD'TsjHiIFs I Mu SICK DEPARTMENT
NJ bi. htul Paacs vii! be under The direction OF
MR. THOMAS BAKER. -,
The STAGE Entertainments will consist o. OrEhA nm m
LET and fANTOMIME, FOR which THE bEoI AIN
IsTFs ~ TIE COUNTRY NAYS been engaged ana wiz
be secured At sny expense
The Open will be led by - -
Mss CkRLOTTA PATTI
A"' sENORlTA ISABEL CUBAs
In the Operate Department already sns'ged voecu
M. C.RIOIIA PATTI Mme. slRAKOSCh'
. stiss " sHpIt;IIA sIgnora AEDVANI
's and mauy Others under tho direction OF
siguor DEbREUIl.
For the Ballet there will be at present x,,,,,,rs
s osnoama M TiifIyJ,R Mons WEiTlIOFF,
Nh az Exc and Full Corps.
The PALACE OF MUSIC will be opened for performances
At o. m, Mr.. BAKER leading ,,.,.n,,
" PROMENADE CONCERT.
The OPERA and BALLET will DO oven AZ oc'os. .,d
After which the Concerts Ia tho Ciemorne G
Equestrian performances In the Turnsh fa'"ioh-''' '
sec ''n'' ADMISSION:
To Palace OF Music, Ccmome Gnden' All" % can't. oriv
Resrrvrd arm chairs In Palac. OF Music cons 81.
Orchestra armchair.
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WALLACKs.
81 INNER SEASON :!
TUESDAY, JuNE II. TUESDAY, JUNE d"
The the.ter rendered cool aud comfortable By ingenious
mechanical sprliances. - .,,,....
NV BCRLESQUEi fEW BURLLsOuk'
THE LADY or Lyons
tsuniinor Edition 49, o....,.
CLAUDE MELNoTfE..........m. w J. rLoH ns,s
W. - fLVhA''N<
TIC commence with
HANDY ANDY. -
HANDY ASpY.................mr. w. J. FLORENCE
OOnah Rooney s.' wv '~''~''
To conclude with
THE YANKEE HUUSEkEEPER.
Par .......................Hrs. W. j. FLORENCE
- With char.c.eIi.lc t0ags. - .
Barney an Irish Lsd..............ht W. }. fLohENVE
Doois open H. Begins al g.
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CorRT CALENDAR-TsIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRcCIT-Psrt Mos. E23,
IA g2g 2lg7 22Ol 22O1 22,S 2207 225, 22i7 1910 222j
2295 22s7 2e2a 1891 I'M 1871, Pts 25 toi9 tJI ls
Pnrt -Eos 1854 2GGg 2203 1900 20Ji $40 s0 4iOi 2o'
SUPREME CouRI--SPEciAL TERM-Demnrrers.-
No 90 Issues Of Law Nos 81 S2s 3il, 3is $50 ao3
CorTr or CoMmoY PLrAs.-Part Mos. 100,
Ioq5 rs Ga 935 IlIg So 9p. 1851 ll5s ll5o 6l l6s
IlbI Part INos. 49, 1885, lliO Ilii, 800 40, 2ooI D.
LEE ~ SO. $50. ll6l, HIS.
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WINTER GARDEN. TONIGHT,
w TuEsDAY, June 10


CROWDED HOUSES!
Inauguration OF the summer season. under the
PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
me new sl,neIdinary fantastic gorgeous, superb and
thoroughly unprecedented grand Spectacular Buresque, b.
Tar. WIZARDS TEMPEST;
Or THK Ming or THz MAGICAL ISLAND,
Being Heteroce Drama Of the Hlstionic sud Msscsl in
PsYCHOMANTEUM viii be eeveicped. aud ,e latest M :.
tery ofPsYCHICAL sECoNOsIGHT Illustrated by Miss y.
NJ ANDERSON The following entirely new company have
Miss EMILY THoRNE tho be.utifal ard talented bur.
lesque actress on the Adoph Theser London Her first
Miss lone BURKE the new N.w.York favorite iu bur.
le.qus. Little MARY BULLOCK, the admirable young
MARIE, the talented twin sister. Mrs MARI SMITH '
Mr.. JAMES y BURNETT. His hrst Appearance at this
CHARLEs HALE. Nj s. HEMPLE, from the Walnut st.
Thes:er Phii.dslphi. Dir. CHAPLIN, from Mevickei's
PROFESSOR ANDERSON '''
MI. J. H. ANDERsON jr... A.,bt,nt Wizard,
Miss LOUISA Anderson,
Miss nELEN ANDERSON.
M. ELIZA and M.. H fa New WHY
A GRAND CORPS DE- BALLET,
tsce nearly 40 PERfORMERs will be before the audience
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. surprising anything
' '' The MUSICAL ' xiR r NJ { i: VS.
by Mr. Mclenhsuer, under whose direction th. choral ar
ranseue. have been peifected In tue grandeur OF the
scenery the gorgeous character Of the dresses the superb
tsbeanr the marvellous Transformation scenes the immense
processions the novel mechanical effects the magical meta
moPhoe and the iamensy Of labor which has been be-
slowed upon the whole production, Prof Anderson conf
IDENTIFY assures the New YORK public that
" THE WIZAkD'S TEMPEST"
HAS HAD NO PARALLEL,
and Is the inaugural draIra Of Its class
In the conrse Of the drama. the
GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH
will return kewYork and the Glores OF the Psychoman
eum in their Phase will edscs all rccoec;ion Of
cent attempts ct n asic.
Box office open every day from a. m Seats oan be
cured three days In advance and should be secured ume
disfa
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Jnsnranee Companies.
Proposals.

Oyuox OF AMI CloInixG AND EsuiPAGg,(
hgw.YoaK June ., 1862. )
A RMY SUPPLIES.--Scalcd Proposals viii be
received at this Office for the delivery nmedsely OF
UOsPITAL TENTS the sscdption Of wich may De had
mon Application 20 tho subscriber The number OF Tents
.dei from time TO will DC made knoSn hereafter bot
b,dd.s will state how many they deliver at once and the
unber each eer the lh lust such BIDS as may
have been offered viii DO opened the lith inst, at IL
proposals will be nlord Proposals for Furnishing Los
pit.l Tents" and sddIrsssdt to - ,,,,ro,,
P"' It. Col. ID. II. VINTON.
DEPUTY Qusrerrraster General
&. s. Army.
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,,ort-il)arSsns' Notire.

srATY or NYwYoRK.
PoKr.Wagp.Ss' UysioE, No. ios "sh'-
~-oTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIN
NoiiD 8, ,hs Act passed Apri. H. 1854 entitled An
section :, ' rs. W.rdsn. Ocs of the Port Of S.~
Pork ali Interested H. or LAYING rnsss s,.y ,hss
yesssls sre under examination oy me mo "
~, We ns and tn a. the said surveys OF eIaninaions
completej within ten days next succeeding 'A''
heard said vessels: p,., M H. n 4
BARK Zcnss Cifn. n: Yores's.
welirgton
"a "A, hs~Irs'e
Schooner Eclipse Thompsca z.
Schooner y W. VIM Il. BURLElGH. Prs'a'as
J. Auos HERMAN Secretary.
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Mr. DE CORDOvA will give course o.. OF
Nl -FOUR LECTURES DodwoI ph,. HAL r Mo
"soS shepherd the Rev Ralph iio,t ksSso
Ghuren o. to 800 Iii, be siven TUESDAY ENEhiNo'
Ino IN aoh,.ct The Psthos OF Humor"
june AZ. o"yo, .,,.nr. each evening at o'clock. =,
Ticket. for tbs cou. Of four sc'c, hs Boos.er" No
non; " =, P,ndolphs corner Of Ants st. and n'oS'
aoz a., =, ,hs Ioor ~ the s'sni1g ots lectures
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Ceqal Notlees.

IN PURSUANCE of nn order of the Surrogats
nj the County OF Nsw-Yo notice hereby gwen 70 ~,
persons having claims against HENRY hiEEAw sh "uch
,y of Newly ork deseaed to present Inc same WIN
@ hsr-of 10 the subscriber tie Office OF hichatd ~
No % Nassau In tho City Of New OK On 81 ~ isse
uh2J Ia.tmTu JNmto W. = "'''' -e@>|'
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SUPERIOR CoURT--sPEc,L TEsn-JuSE 9-BeoTe JUS
tice RoBKRrsos.
DECISIONS.
Iitbaner AIT. Israel-Motion granted; Stern agt.
somuer Phelps .gt wicks Glass sgt- Mesd.-ordeEs
granted 80 -,
Smelling sst Moran Di,connusd without costs to either
psrty