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Personal Intelligence.

Mrs. Frances Anne kemble, Of Lsnox, Mass Is stop
ping at tho Albemarle Hotel.
N. Ross OF KY. F. Haight and J. H. Bradbury, OF the
United states Army; Capt Throop and A. H. Davies Of
the New York Volunteers A. Wild Of Albany G. Spooner,
OF Conn W. HUFFMAN and wife, Of Dayton II. b. Bramb,
of 81 Joseph Mo-; q. W. Pope and wife, A. Hongs-
worth, f. l. Rice u. Kay and a. Linder Of Boston, are
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Austin Fowler, Of the Treasury Department, Washing
ton; Colonel j. 8. scofled, OF Fshkl Captain W. H.
Ma,hews of virginia: Captain w. s. Blanchard, Of the
Bucktsil Rifles Camp Perpont Dr. =. Howe end g. g..
Hubbard of Massachusetts, A. Van vechtsn Of Albany;
George NJ Grier and party or Goshen samuel b. Hackly,
Boston and Grisvold Of Hartford, Conn.,, are stop
ping at the Astcr House.
Hon Erastus Corning, Of Albany; W. Kidd Of Rochcs
ter. q b. Hnkley, of the United States Army
]. b. Parsons, Of Cleveland; l.. b. Smith and W. X.
Harr Of Buffalo NJ. Kerr, Of ohio; G. @. Thayer and l..
wshsbe, Of Boston o. L. Whitcombe and u Ieoneld, OF
washington r. NJ Rice, OF Detroit; W j. King OF Prov
dencs T. H. and b. s. Shepard. of Chcsso, are stopping
al the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
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THE UNION FORCES AT sEDALIA.

, SEDAIIA, Mo-, Feb. g. 1862
commission appointed for tho purpose by General
Pope have been sitting the regiments at this point and
discharged all that were unfit for service. column
moved or to-day under Colonel W. J. Fuller. Of the Twcn
ty seventh Ohio
The telegraph announcing tina promotion Of Colonel
Frank Sue to the rank Of Brgsder General received
with great satisfaction by all the troops here They
lege him prompt safe and brave and will follow him On
the march in the field with great confidence and
alacrity
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

ARRIVAL OF A BATTERY OF ARTILLERY:
Another New York battery of artillery, consisting Of
$50 men, aud being detachment OF the HavelocL Bat
terry, arrived here from Albany Saturday and At
present quartered at Palace Garden. They are under
command of Captain White aud are 10 form part OF
regiment CT artillery.
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Reported Fight on the Texan Coast.

CHICAGOl F6D. 3, ISb2. !.
special despatch 10 the Chicago Tibpns, from Cairo,
February 3, says:-A correspondent OF tho Memphis
Appeal, writing from Columbia Texas January co. says
that bark and schooner belonging to the federals came
our coast when they fired upon by forts
Both vessels returned the fire. We fred guns they
twenty-five, mostly shells, aud hon retired. seemingly
disabled or satisfied they could not win.
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INTERESTING FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Fob. 8, 1892.
Captain II NJ Fogg Of Nashville belonging to General
zolicofers staff, wounded near Somerset is dead
Major Cliff, surgeon Of Zoicoers brigade, taken pri
soner at Somerset ID here and will be ssnt Bowling
Green on Tuesday, to be exchanged, it is thought,
General Buell. will arrange for The exemption Of s
geons from arrest hereafter
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The severe snow storm /.

PHiLApRLPHIA, Feb. 3--Mdnieht
None Of the trains from the North South West, due
tonight have yet arrived being, doubtless detained by
the severe storm. The New York mall due at ten
s no, expected till two o'clock and the Washington ,rau
not expected tonight.
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THE SEVENTH NEW HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT.

Some forty-ave thousand dollars was distributed
amcng this regiment Friday afternoon last at their
quarters In khc White street barracks large proper
portion OF this sum transmitted by the 10 their
families In Manchester Cheshire and other towns In New
Hampshire The average each private $50 their
pay dating from the time Of their enlistment TO the 3st
of December.
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Trouble i'm the Second Onondaga Regi-
memt.

SYRACUsk, Feb. ., Ie6Z
Some sensation was created here to-day by the ap
pcarance Of detachments Of the Fifty Drs regiment
state militia Colonel Hawley, armed with loaded mus
kes ana ten rounds Of ball cartridges. II subse
qusnty ascerained that mutny feared in the volun
eer regiment now forming for the called the Second
Onon,iaga, the composing which have openly
ayowcd mutinous intentions. Four months pay 10 due
them The long roll beaten at tho Arsenal last
night and there was and confusion, but the
prompt action OF the civil aided By the military ahori
ties prevented any serious disturbance. number Of
extra police are on duty.
The second onondaga comprises iusty and determined
sol Of men who can do much mischief they set about
H. - .
SYRACUSE, Feb. 8-1aj r NJ.
The difficulty in the Second Onondaga regiment Is
ouIeted No further serious trouble s anticipated. De
tachmsnts OF the Fhty'rst militia are still on duty, and
the police promptly arrest dsordery soldiers In the city
when found
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Pure TohaccO.-Yelloyy Bank TObac.
ccGoodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all inn
pures, for sale by all tobacco Dealers and
wholesale by f. GOODWIN h BROTHER. 200 Water srees
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sArs or THE SEVENTH AVENUE Dcrcn REFORMED CHURCH,
Tho Dutch Reformed church 10 Seventh avenue between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, sold at auction yes
terday by Mr. Adrian H. Muller, at tho Merchants Ex.
change. The sum realized was 900.
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To job Printers. -stereotype Copies or

beautiful of the Carriers Years Address OF
the New York Herald now ready for sale The border
consists OF wentyour elegant portraits of the promi
generals engaged the restoration Of the
Unon and is admirably adapted the of Job print.
Price $25. Proof sheets Of the TO
wish to purchase Apply Charles Craske, 5tereoyper
l9l William street., New York,
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The Expedition from Cairo.

CnCAGO, Fob 3, 1867.
special despatch to the Chicago Tribune dated Cairo
saws that twelve steamers laden with troops In charge
Of Commodore Graham, left ,hcrc at ten O'Clock this
morning to join still larger force another point
The expedition has every indication OF genuine active
movement
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OmcialDravvings or the Delaware sta

EXTRA Glass 2c--February ;, 1852.
So, 2, IL, II, So, A., 10, IL, 80. As, Is, l6.
CLASS 139-Februafy =, 1862.
A. 81, ~, 49, 2, 81 66, e. 60, 81 so, 63 l6, IL.
" JOHN A. NORRIS CO.
Wilmington. Delaware.
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BstcncIor's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
World Harmless reliable and insis Sold and sp-
pled al BATCHELOR'S Wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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Coughs.
The administration OF medicinal preparations In tho
form of lozenge OF all modes the eligible and
convenient more especially as regards cough remedy.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCTIES, or Cough Lozenges,
in bronchitis hoarseness influenza and cousump,iye and
asthmatic complaints
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Beautiful Complexion.-Laird's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and bcautpg the
complexion and skin, 43o Broadway.
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At LETTERS, 573 Broadway, Ladies' Bai-
moral Boots 81 and 81 So Misses 81 rs and 81 50 Chill
drcn's, 81 20 and 81 81. JEFFEBS 5y3 Broadway
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Prizes Cashcd in NIL I.cgalizcd Lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No. 10 Wall street, up stairs, New York.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pces the world whol es,~ and retail and the dye
priy atey applied. No. 9 Astor House.
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Court CnIcndar-This DnV,

COMMON PLEAs-FarI 1.-IS0, $40, bJ3, S03, 6vI, 10
750 1920 6i5, 552, ISL 410, $40, SAL, s42 Part a.
Nos $40, 217, GIL, 75o 76o 7G2, 6li, asa 1899, 69s
900, 36l, 725, sos, s2oik, 1853 e.. Cali
SUPREME CorRr ClRcuT-1ho jurors discharged until
Monday next. The watrous still before part /.
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HilIs Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown Infsbc Onguent for the hair. Depot, No. Bar
clay stand. Sold by all druggists
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The Third Glass for Military Instruc ton
viii commence this evening at o'clock, SO and 95 Sixth
avenue Terms nominal. The public are invited.
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marry's Trfcopherous IL the Best and
article dressing beautfyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair LADIES' try it, Sold by
all druQ
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Mrs. y. A. Aliens World's Hair RestOrer
Worlds Hair Dressing excel all other preparations for
the hair. Depot. l2S Grecnwch street
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ACADEMY MusC.-"La Travata" was prodccel at
this house last night with Signor Ippoto the bari
tone, the role Of Gcrmont So much had been said in
his favor previous to his debut here that cxpeca
tions were psoportionately great but glad say
tha. instead of being in the least disappointed with
his performance in consequence, were agree-
ably surprised at the richness Of voice that
may DO fsvorabIy compared with that Of Amcdio Il
is exaggcsation to say that he is the best bari
tone have had sncs that celebrated oytise left u.s.
Yet he hardly exhibited the full power os his voice last
night, owing, was evident, TO a slight nervousness
He is undoubtedly, great acquisition to the present
operate company and his artistic intelligence is only
second to his vocal execution in point of perfection He
grestsdwith frequent and enthusiastic applause by
audience which, considering tho weather, large
aud he faIly succeeded in winning general appreciation
His debut consequently perfect success.
Miss Kellogg In the role Of Yoleta, sang exceedingly
wc and acted with her usual grace and feeling although
slight trace Of her recent ndisposon discernibie.
Brignoi. Alfredo, su2orb and the minor parts
were admirably sustained by Mancusi, Barili, Madame
Mora and othors. Tho opera altogether very sue
cessfully rendered.
On Thursday "Lnca di Lammermoor' will be given at
the Brooklyn Academy with Sgnor Ippoito in the role
OF AschOn, to be followed on Saturday by La Traviaa
the last opera OF the season al that house.
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Trusses. ..-nIarsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Shoulder Braces and Dr. wadsvors Uterine Elc.
vatora superior article No. vescy street, Asor House,
opposite the church.
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Coughs.

Holioway's Ointment md Pills orc q
certain all wounds and ulcers Only 2bc per
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Official Drawings or Murray, Eddy u
Co, g Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, Extra CLASS 5j-Feb. ;, 1896:
Q, %, q. 5j, SO. IL, A., AZ, C5, 81, Sc, 2.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 56-Fch. 3. 1902.
73, 81, Il. a., rs, 50, "a 2, 20, 40, 10, ca, f3.
Circulars sent free OF charge by address etherto
MURRAY, EDDY a co.,
Covington. KY. or 81. Louis. No.
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rrothcrs.--srrs. wtnsiow's Soothing sy.

rup las equal on earth Zoe your sihcrns chd II gives
immediate from PAIN oorrec's scdiy OF the stomach
regulates the bowels aud nvsorsies Ws whole system.
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Married.

CosrEtLo-smEr.--0n Monday February 3, by the Rev
VIM STAIRS, " g., CHRssrornE. A COSTELLO, to EiIEs
s. SlnEL, both II this city.
May peace and contentment forever attend
On Christy and Nellie his BRIDE
And may Fortunes favors upon them descend,
And love In their cottage abide.
Connecticut papers please copy.
iASr-WoNs0N.-At Gloucester, Mass, on Thursday,
January S0 by Ray George Lyle, RICHARD II. LANE of
this city, to SARAH E eldest daughter Of George h. Won
son, Esq. or Gloucester.
MANLEY-CHAE. --On Monday February 3, by tho Rev
Wm Henry Rees y. ~, Mr. WAsBiyGroN MAyIEY, to miss
EMMA FLoRA CnAsE, daughter OF Edwin H. Chase, Esq.
both OF this city.
sina-lx Co, I'm Brooklyn, f. D.. on Monday, Feb
rdary by tho Rev. Dr. Baker T. IsoIS SMITH, Of Fond
du Lac Wis, 10 f. A. ADAMS, eldest daughter Of f. j.
lie Count of he former place
SAwyrR-IEylNr.-ln Philadelphia, on Sunday, Feb
ruary by the Rev. Edwin W Hutter B. FRANKLIN
YER ESQ., 4 this city, TO ANNIE, daughter Of s. Levine,
ESQ.,, of Philadelphia.
VAN WaceNEs-LAMB.--In this city, on Tuesday, Do
cember SCI, BY the Rev. Dr. Hardenburgh, Mr. r. f.
VAN WAGE M, 10 Miss MARY T. LAMB daughter Of Capt
Henry Lamb, OF N0rwalk, Ct.
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Our COAsr DEFENCEs.-The circular which
Mr.. Seward issued not long ago, calling upon
the Governors of the several States to improve
the efficiency of our seaboard defences, was by
no means premature, and now more than ever
it is important that his suggestions should be
acted upon with energy and promptitudc. We
have for the protection of our various harbors
many strongly built Notifications, which only
require to be properly armed and manned to
become formidable; and with foreign war
threatening the country there is no excuse for
neglecting what there is no obstacle to prevent
All the forts along our coast ought to be imme-
diately furnished with fifteen and twenty inch
guns, in addition to riaed cannon of smaller
calibre, and manned by the militia. In this
way we should soon have a well trained, well
practiced and thoroughly organized artillery
corps, and in the event of war with England
and France really overtaking us we should be
q. enabled to do immense execution on the hostile
fleets, besides saving our seaboard cities from
bombardment. A round shot from a twenty
inch gun would weigh nearly thousand
pounds, and, if fired at the famous Warrior or
any other iron-clad ship, within moderate
range, would inevitably stave in her
side; for no vessel in the world could
resist such force. The guns purchased
for this purpose ought to be Of The best manu-
facture, according to the latest and most i'm
proved design, and after being thoroughly
tested by proper military authorities We are
glad to see that the initiative has been taken in
this matter by Portland thirteen ftteen-inch
guns having been already ordered for the fort
in that harbor.
The Importance of the measure indicated can
mot be overrated in importance, and the same
alacrity that was shown in raising the first fifty
thousand men to march to the defence of the
capital ought to be exhibited in strengthening
our coast delences to repel foreign invasion.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

rJ,ADMAN a CO.'S cAMPuoR CAKE. WITH GLyCE
rin nfaliole remedy lcr chapped hand. and Lips
One application only Will show ts efficacy TADMAN co.
druggists 81 Bleeeker street aud AS Fourth avenue b,
mail, % cents.
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RAILROADS.

vruDsoS RIVER RAILROAD. TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
n TROY ths North aud Vest leave Chambers street Att
And III A NJ, and SIS, 5 aud l0:l5 p NJ
Anew YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
N For Albany, Troy, North and West. 49,.
Winter srrnngenent commencing Monday, NOV - tpi
For Abany-ios A. NJ, Express Mall rrain from twenty
Tor ali local trains Time Table.
JOHN BURoHfLt. Assistant superinbeudcnl
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

INoR sALE-A TWO SEATED PONY SLEIGH (fO
cary four six but little used price ts' inquiry" I"
the private stable No. ~ WCsi Eighteenth street,
JIlNRY ID MINER, AUCTIoNEER sALBsKngnpM ..
Ill Nassau street opposite the Pos oicr-MiN IN nn
SOMERVILLE will sell at auction on ~ 80 =
M IN orlock at 81 Nassau street M anl
e.aaot collection OF Stuffed Birds preserved IN the eese
manner by T.. 8 Galbrath
vxr.NTrp-A SECOND WAITER; ONE ACCUsToMED
w A. siuper room waiting Apply, with referen cs. ~
s peve,lls ssocn hst Broadway, from o15 L. M this
day Wages - per week
, 1862-05-16

TIEE vARUNA.
Sunk April 25th, 1862.
From the Philadelphia prcss.l
WEo las not heard Of the dauntfc.s Earu1as
Y no las not heard Of the deed she has dones
ho shall not heaz, while the bsowE Mississippi
RuEhcs along from the euoW to the sun:
Crippled and leaky she entered the battle,
Sinking and burning ehe fought through the
Igay,
Crushed were her sides, and the waves ran across
her.
Ere, likea dca:h-wonudzd lion ut bay,
Sternly she c1uaed in the las: fatsl grapp1e,
Then IN her triumph moved g5audly away.
Five Of the rebels, like satellites round her,
Burrt in her orbit OF tpentlur and fear;
One. like the plciaa of mystical story.
Slot. terror Stricken, beyond her 11ead sphere.
We WHO are waiting with cro~us for the rictore,
Ther;:h We should Otter the wealth OK our store,
Ii ad he EaTrna from deck down to kelson,
Still would be niggard, such tribute to pour
On courage fo boundlcse. 1t begsars Possession,
IL knocks TO- just payment at heavens bright
GooS:
Caelish the heroes who fought the yarun3;
T:cat 'hem as Kings II they honor your way;
Succut aaG comfort the sick aud the wounded;
Oh fer the Gc2d, LIT Us al knee1 to pray.
GEORGE T. BoKER.
, 1862-05-16

SI1A ~ IL 9'AAt1' - 49, e3H,
fourth dsy oi Fesfa.fy 4 D. ST. execute aud dtIs~;
ep5n ! 'aaes ii .1 s:''S*:i::
sa c1 s;sfs ioaza1 ti1sr: Eve1 ~ te ss re
p es " na e aa @ ST..
Eaxe wh;eh Faa 1ns5sEaxs Is 5eGo55ea IA ts ecos-
faKe H3. - ,t*or q, .n4 s,, nona ne.r tia, uherr,s
III sa sues l.
acys oan6sG {; s55s a.Sn e l.
Of !so Pc e III -
:a:ufana .lats WI intIsst as gio,en e1. t e
;aterses rs ao9tsG or aso to lie stale BsnK !. ID
dia1a ii South Bend Iote lor t;fee tnaqsaat d..
la5s vii tn interest @ FL s to TT d6, ~ ao
70 G~orge Geno on nots M sor Ih:@th hanred % d9l.r
me thsssnd nres hundred oo,E bsdes 81 n 1n.srns ~
dse,sdncrs % @ - 1hs sad Dotsfo is only surety ior SAID
SoT. f,le above honnaen. cyrcntu. 1seez hi heir.
e5telst ~ ahu 20 IA w. ofes.a nve7 aai 1n;ret
q as1eon Seoi % Ss " ,s nattS
II sss 81: :
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tusnns rn, 81. provide: IL s4, - sal :u,rs-
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"a Il &c ca .:oD 3, .. III ths 8 =,
tseSsin seasns y 5s9so9 sqsfsoi sne
sa!c e.o ,t.tn I'd n at ~ 1t sn,ul be
u au1 rr fne said to,st31. iron TINS to me- ~ nc
in:d anr nj AID 1ueatenncsst ia III. coadi:ioa OF
taa :. ne Y' me i,lanea it pur:nies noee,
hsIEp TIE az II 51c, ssl. Il Eel: Tue
eGss ,. ID or 10 ul terso1 ~
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~ " ni.o % ~ ~ rhs NJ .;esi III fIr caEE 1t the
Fly ti5. " n,en,ianat suiisv IN IN sncn ra;ice
Ill. .,c1aNe A. 4 III ens nr-n rnadc IN the payment
@ h!a ln,.t' W. the - ,raorJ surety os xf,re-t1
[ - etIf3 o4sd Ia,
, 1862-05-16

WESTERN UNION CD1I.E':E .H,. MILITARY
ACADEs.s has been located at Fulton Ill. auo
vii open Primary acscen &c and Collegiate Colssea
ob Ernt ;eih, 1a1. The College !psIien 70
teac1prs thorough anpolntinen, ana e1c"l Gus .1fi
snces h eRn1sr s5d s<.ea,es son;s ~ ths an5s f
sittart<e Geour:s. fac Gymnasium and naaf o1'es
Ehll should claim iae stieatton o' srrt
rAvTHY AND F1FLr TArT1cs. ST0Rp. RAToSrT AND
GrAsAsric ENEEr1sEs. C.,AAoS Z'tAFE +sh FASsY
entE dress ir uniform. TEsxs:317a per schnol Eea,
toT board. furnished ro5m fnel Lights, WISHING "1a
ttonR tt1ers under the sAu1e roef with and
isrp B. COVERT President Fulton. Ill fe:%n65Sn1
, 1862-05-16

N1D O-WEGO LIN E TK ANS
PoRTAT1oN CuAPANf FOR lS:.Fatiug
Dnnr CO. laeve:o; F. 3. Dane & Co. Lo Broad
ttfcet New York, proprletorH-
b+ upr 4rstgnAd ~ sEt nts Of the AhoTe Old WILL
ps1AnI1Exp LINZ VIII contract freight At the 1oWexs
om hcseo y Lake a1a a. ,s9s t. sssSTra ;n
WenfwErd Tpls route sla Qswtgn is not oaly the
xosr HxrTp1rloua+ but zxclds al s1s< OF CANAL
ttnaye Floating Fir with apparaeu5 Cor nln Riog
r1aia 1T C+wpko. wt.h which taeJ trs1tfer gra:A-
sinuet By Ldne ron vessels tc can i boat8
out going Into tto1e
01' WRIGHT WHITNEY, Agenu,
Office No. Paraeea Building, - sturJt2t1 aonIa Water
street. coIntr Of Wells eueek eq24p1l+am
, 1862-05-16
Bk1tttstg' Qar1H.

W7M. ALBAUGH, DENTIST.
w p&ce md Residences No, 81 WeEt Eandosph
xsrret f1necezeQr 70 Fuller 4 AIhtuKA1 would re
mecHaiy inform the public thxt he may SIN be founo
s1eU departntaf o1 Dentistry. whether IN fuzxHa.
CLH1HHa. BIKACrINa, REGULATES. Or hi tasE1
Tprk can he saea Il BIS oean4. Cta.Ees no4ssataa
NJS2AY
, 1862-05-16

VI RAn4ROAD-eEs,Hfx ~ ,4tn 1ss; Ea,s %tu
esVe {; S9as4 fs9n RoG,e's
aa a n and ~ e.. bunleith Dubu4ua aad iDtas'
19sd.se pei nd nd u 'ss.1s.ss e. eota
fSs9 f4to4E fo2 Eixn, BelVtdafe Rocktord aae
dtate pot15 tof Bxloat nd Janesvi1e ~ 91
eS:9ats:o - l. 4 "a ia E.n es<< En- ii e
e tstti::4s aotSta viii t1te toe 100 F. IL kAs-
ssenrtrf c's7 "a als'1 4 s. TA1cuff. 1a1. ssef
au. EHWMsxA Qea- Ra1snEE Aksax
, 1862-05-16

NTORTGAEE SAIE.-Pubslo no
N4 rce If here,. gir~u tp.tI L selsma1 5en,e1nssr
1sd IS Ma:s. w.. %a::e[ :, u. ~ ~
~ Jn1tt ~ IL. X !: unf~ It ofs- n G,oA p q Norr
esrea T.Ge ~ viii ~ tesson Of default ~ Sc 80
Mnr:vspe sce ind. SILL at pHhIc aut,on 70. .sh 10
the ctes1 rcttt at tie uostn dor of tae Coi-s ,ss
;hr i,h day i June. 1a. NJ tea oe ock IN r. io7s
socp ii d Let n -hsr nsr y ~ n Bo5k ~ ~ e ~
{s i, Board ot rrastees OF tae 1'luns ~ ash
e.n Can4t: tun~visnR Of the West part OF r Lin
rye 81 to foEnsin ln.r1y nile (saj. n?Eth Of kaaa:
fourier 10 esst ofrht fhrt tf1ncrS N-,idaa'
.nhdEitnn ~ Ayerheff rrco5ded IN thu ohca of Lne
Efcs,rGcr ao,tss1t. IN Book 4s of Maps. Fase p.
viii also al :!lp tine and place noter the sE-rs
In est n rtgaEe tell any pFeaens Remaining in.:Fcst
ni me aid N.ler apa to the ecush easerJ '4i1 Of
Lot fourteen a., in Block thirty { IN o!.e1
snd fronting on - Mi!FapEeS a 81, aEsene uo..o,x-,
f.h1rnuo Msy Sd JNh2 mJ6 Isl tn
, 1862-05-16
Terrible Fire on kong Island.
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A structirc fire has ragged on Long lsl1nd
since Frisiny last. 1t originated on tho firm
OF Jose |. IT, Smith, Of Mills Poud, township
OF SnIitAtuwn. in the forenoon of Fridly. An
old field had been fired for the pufp ,st OF con-
su1ning the stubalc aud rubbish, from which it
communicated with the 3djolplng woods, and
vas suon beyond control.
The condition OF the country WIS peculiarly
favorable to the rapid spread OF fire. There
was no fuliagc on The trees, aud the ground
VAS thiekly covered with leaves rendered dry
as finder by the recent dry weather.
By tile middle Of tue afternoon Of Friday the
IRE had reached the section north Of New Vii
lage, within about two miles Of the county
road, and four miles east from The commence
ment, running over thu woodlands Of Messrs.
Jeremiah Lee, Samuel i. Hlwkins. r. VI.
Howell, Isaac Hammond. Tue latter had four
hundred and five hundred acres Overrun. Tnt
tire continued eastward and north Of Selhen,
ove17u1 ming large tracts nf woodland aud burn
ing fences owned by Hankins Smith, Alex,
Rnlsnd, f. ". Rutland. Nelson Norton, J. NJ.
Norton. Davis Norton and Henry Longhoth,m.
Nor1hwa1d OF Coram the sufferers were Smith
Stin, L. Il DAVIS, Lester Davis and Alfred
Dayis.
North Of Sweczytown and the Ridge. Horace
Randall had six hundred acres Of woodland
burned over, and seven hundred cords OF
eur.jcd wood destroyed; Daniel Pity, three
I hundred acres Of woodland, and also large
| tracts Of woodland were burned in this sec
| ton belonging TO Lister RulSnd, Ezra Rau-
! dali. Q. Randall, j. Randall, S. Randall, J.
| Sweczs. Daniel Edwards, Austin Rands1l and
| James Davis. The fire advanced still farther
due cast, hut nc have no details Of the dam,
aye. A dispatch from Port Jefferson stats:
| that the fire covered au srea thirty miles long
and ovrr five miles wide. caused by huruiu.
new ground at Mills Pond, Sn,ilhtoWn, an:
has extended from there through the wood
as far CAST as Rivtr'sead, burning woods
houses and harms. Damage variously cs;i
n.e;cd a, $500 ooo 20 $500 tno, The woods il
tllc 1oun uf Brook haven. Sutf,lk county, ar
entirely burned. Thu 1uss Of buildings an
| p1os cr'y is terrible. Al the Manor, six:ee
h.rt,s and three d~eliurs. aud between II
riches and Bt1lport, including Mastic, twenty
tour au'ldings, mostly burns, are burn:
Thousands o' cords OF cnTdwo I'd in the WOOD
are burned, and the fire Is still burning.