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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
HOW TIE SLAVES FELT.

A subscriber to The TRIBUNE at Beaufort, s. O.,
writes, in a business letter. in relation to the boU-
bardment of Pulaski:
Although the distance is some % miles and wind
strong northeast vet almost every dischargs shakes
Je glias in our windows. Th 6 morning ap intelG.
gent negro woman, said 70 me: fnm 50 scared,
niassa they fight long re feared the sec~sh ai-
them on An intelligent driver from near Savan
nab and well acquainted about there said, while HE
eve spsrlcd with delight: This wind jus: rght for
them, nlssa THAT is for yesselsl, IL drive the
smoke sll away from them A man said yesterday,
When the battle was at Port Royal we was drehul
scared; massa say the Yankees come cat.h u.s. and
sell Us all away 70 Cuba and We hide away, but
1 never enjoy so much in ali my life, ss l have
suce the Secesh ran away"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
TBK RRCRNT BATTLE IN NEW
MEXICO.
The Unies victory Cenarmed--The Reb~ls
severely Whipped Destruction Of the
Rebel Supply Train.

Conss9oBdsn,e OF The Missouri Rspu6licsr.
APicPR GiBN, Hsw-NsIICo between Santa f. and
fori LnionJ March 20 lo12
Since wrote yo1 Colonel Slongh's column, 800
s'rong have advanced 10 Hogan's Rancho. twenty
ive miles north OF Santa Fe, where they cncorn-
tered the enemy, whose strength was not known,
and Immediately engaged them. Major Crittenden,
with tho IL; Colorado Volunteers and two companies
Of Unled States Infautry under Captain Servis,
were sent across the river to fall upon thor rear.
Colonel Slough, according 10 the programme, gave
way gradually, which left the supply train Of the
Rebels unsupported, which Major Crttenden and
Captain Seyis easily captured, together with about
fifty loaded wagons, " hich were burnsd, and twenty
prisoners; also, one 2-pound howitzor, which was
taken from ut q, Fort Craig was spiked by our
troops. Colonel s.ooghs command then fell back TO
o strong position.
Oar trophies are 100 prisoners, priys,es and
officers; 20 loaded wagons burned, one piece Of al
ilerY of the enemy spiked, from 100 TO 200 killed
and wounded, including one MAJOR, TWO Captains sc.
Our lose 10 about IS or 20 killed, including Lieut..
Baker Of the Colorado Volunteers, and 30 or 40
wounded ..............
II was supposed tba! the Rebel Gen. Siblsy viii
advance upon Col SloaRh's column with bis entire
force, from 1000 20 5000 strong, and that Col.
Slough viii fall back upon the trenches at Depot
Union.
At last accounts Co. Candy had not left Fort
Craig with Col. slough's command. II is believed
he can hold For UpiOu against it. The whole COM
mand on our side behaved with signal gsllartry and
coolness both volunteers and regulars.
Po,tscrip'.-- March 81. - Ninety-fys prisoners,
with eleven onicers Of the Rebel army, have inst
passed under escort and will arrive nj Fort Union
early in the morning. Coz. Soughs entire command
has fallen back to Barcsl Springs, a miles from Fort
Union, and within supporting distance.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

take place to-day Gen. Shields war in Command Of
hi. forces and gave directions Tor right flank move
ment, which csus,d the enemy's retreat.
Tie locomotives aud cars, and every desimctible
appliance Of war not trsnsportable were burned BY
the enemy.
Very La'c,.-At halfpas, 10 last night Gen
Banks had reached Newmarket, and was in hot
pursuit Of the enemy. There 10 no news from Gen.
Banks this morning.
The enemy made r feint Of resistance at Rudds
Hill, very strong position beyond Mount jackson,
but, on demonstraton Of attack by forces, they
fed.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
ADDITIONAL FROM PORT ROYAL.

The U. s. Transport. Star Of the South, Woodhcli
commanding arrived here from, Port Royal. Apr1
10, las, night. We ere indebted TO Purser hsncs
for the following information:
The s.sr of the South brings "a refugees from
Jacksonville, Fla. The U. s. Ship Vermont arrived
of Bay Point, Monday evening 18th inst, having
been towed up from the bar by Steamship Star Of
the South and Potomac. The Transport Steamers
Marion, Fulton, Empire City, Oriental, Ben Deford
Boston, Cosmopolitan. Msttsno and Msyhower were
at Hilton Head. The following il list Of her pss-
sengcrs:
Lieu..nsn. Colonel Jas r. Hail. Vol Ensnseri L. p. G.
Ni.Is., Vol Engineer; Major Ira L. Howi., T.. 5. A.,
PsynaseE q. @. sawyer. Special Corresponden. Of q
Herald W. 4. Craze, Special Artist Frank Lssss W.
yr'e,zopr; james Mcbride A. Thsctsr, jr Mr.. wsher.
tIsncis BUryess, Oscar Ssis. w. Kennedy Jr
Tie folio wing are the fugitves:
Dr. Jsae. D. Mitchell, wife snds chldren; the Rev. Nm;
Hewitt, viie children and servant John Clark wife and
children ", 7 Delaney wife and children; fair
child wic and children Philip Frazer wfs snd ch ldrsD
&. l.. Robinson. wife, 2 children aud servant Thomas
stevens aid wife Ms Granger q. KseDe snd wife Mr.
Prock Jeus Garland Mrs. Sis ssens and chid Noses
Stevens, John Dowd Gs5Iei Hirsch, c. p Devsreas L.
Parker
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
TIE CAPTURED OFFICERS OF THE
SUMTER.

Bo,roy Friday, April H. 1888.
Thomas =. Iansall, late u. 5. Consul At Tangiep,
and Mr.. Myers purser Of the pirate Sumter, arrested
AZ Agesras, Morocco suh Ell here to-day in the bark
Harvest Home, 70 which they were transferred by
zoe l.. :. guubost Iuo The prisoners Were in irons,
which were removed by order of Marshal Keys, and
they were sent % For, Warren 10 await instructions
IRON the Government
Toe glnb0at Tioga was successfully launched at
the Chs-les'osn Navy Yard this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
s@pst;epes OF the AgmyrGen. smith
Strength Of The Rebel Position Tho
fsopendina Bsttle-COnGdence Of Our
Treeps-yeG. Davis In Command.
. Oall specIsI CoIIespondent.
IS CAsP, 0yS. KEYgs's CoRPs.
On the PEsTS6ULA, Va, April lJ, 1862


On the PEsrtUGA, Va, April l5 1862
Continued good weather has mnch improved the
foads and given Stimulus 10 the operations Of the
Army The spirits Of our troops are excellent, and
heir sanitary condition fat better than We hnd any
Feason TO expect. The tenants Of the hospitals nun
Der but few if, indeed, any more than under oriin.
'ary circumstances. If Que uine more than another
|may be stated going TO chow he feeling preaent
among oar troops, it ID CALLING irnpa,ience a, tle
hall that has been made before the ene,o,s ,yors
When the advance is made whenever ,bst ,,,., ho
I-Gsn. Wm. +. Smiths division will b. sr,, - al,
heavy and peIious work. No man in The arnv
.n;oys The confidence Of Gen. Mcclellan aud -.
generals more than Gen. Smith. His energy and
4 ,apac,v have won bin this position. In Hancoc,
Brooks. and Dayidson, whose brigades comprise hs
division. &c has generals that have few if apy
J uuer; =; while in Capt. Ayres IA shame it is that
ia only csptain), Chief of Artillery ia his divison.
has an officer Of acknowledged skill and bravery.
.,ae troops Of the division largely from Vermont
q zane, and Michigan. There are no beper in .ie
.Arny Of the Potomac.
n 0so. Reyes gill has his headquarters at Warwick
sy1ftho1se, where be laboriously discharges the
''s'0' au'ioe Of biz position. lie is vucb 10 the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
ruB wAn ON THE mlssrsssppI.
R.psrssd Capture Of P.rs Wright.

Rspsrssd Capture Of FsPt Wright.
CHICAGO, Friday, April ls, 1ae,.
The Ereniag Journal says: We learn from pr.
vsss sources this morning that Fort Wright was at
tackled by Com. Foote's hotills on Monday, and has
been captured. We presume our information is cor.
rect, 10 it comes from one at Cairo who knows
about everything !hs. 10 gong On.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
ARMY AND NAVY.

Another batch OF prisoDers numbering lJO arrived
here Yesterday, and sent TO Governors Island.
They are part OF those captured at Fort Pulaski.
Another batch is expected this morning. The men
are uniformed like the Cape llstterss prisoners, I'D
rather dirty-lookidg grey.
Capt Mrch.li OF the 5th Infantry, late recruiting
officer ~ Rochs ster has been appointed Colonel Of
tie lilh New York Voluntesr. He is an off cer Of
considerable experience and promise, aud has long
been keut az Rochester ss mastering and deburslng
officer for the volunteers AZ well as recruiting ocer
for the regular army.
The contract for the burial of such soldiers may
die in New-lork City, Brooklyn, jersey City, and
lloboken has been awarded TO a. j. Gaze, under
tsker, Grand street, whose charge will be go each
funeral. The soldiers will be interred in Cypress
Iiills Cemetery in plain white wood or pine eof-
hn stained. Each grave will be marked, and a cor.
rest register kept Of the age, regiment, &C., Of
the decreased.
The iron-cad frigate Kensiugton, building ~
phihdelphia, is making good way, and lie expected
to he ready Tor launching by the lst Of May. rbS
ID considerably earlier than was anticipated two
weeks ago.
Assbtant Surgeon Alexander Hutchings hss been
appointed 20 the steamer Mas sachusetts, which was
puI into commission here on Wednesday. This CON-
pletes the liai of her ofiicers.
There were no movements OF vessels az the Brook.
yn NAVY Yard Yesterday, bat business has not been
any brisscr than IL ID since the war commenced.
gang OF caulkers wgs set to work on the ship
shepherd Knapp, which still lies in the stream and
the men have 10 use floating stages. The carpenters
continue hard at work on the trigate Sabine.
The sioreship Release will he ready early next
week. ANY one having friends in tat United States
vessel. on the Mediterranean station have good op
portunity of communicating with them now, as botb
The Release and the Sabine going 20 that station.
.ctte.s should he left at the Brooklyn Lyeeum.
The crew OF the Mohawk was discharged and laid
of yeetsrdsy.
4 detachment Of fifty marines for the u. 9.
steamer Saranac, at the Pacific station, viii leave
by the next Aspinwall steamer.
The John Adams mas been iloated alongside tho
wharf again, and is being pushed forward TO-
" practico-cruise' ship for the naval cadets
The Galens progresses fayorably, but there ere 10
signs OF her going into commis si0n to-day. .
The steamer Dawn has completed coaing' aho
vii; be commissioned directly. This vessei nes oesn
was in he service; she IL known al tne yHru Ae QUO
OF UnSle Sans hard bargains.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
DISCHARGE OF WIN. GILCHRlsr,

ID UN ITF fTNN"I vi IHf'StJN.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April 10, 1862
"m. Gilchrst, arrested rome months ago OH the
cnarge Of furnishing aid and comfort to the en-.
einy and sen, to Fort Warren, and afterward upon
ha release, by order Of the Government, arrested by
oe'ecuye Franklin on tho charge OF treason" has
now been discharged unconditionally, after many
mopsar i~gnsopnsps without ,Iia1
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

wil.be found on the third page.
Pattern. PolBds
Battery s,sntor heavy l3iDeh mOr,u 100
Batter, Gnt.? heavy i,nch rnor,ar....le6i. IL. i2o
Battery Lyon ...s loinch Ceumbisss 1901 IL 0si
Battery Lincop...3 sinch Coarnsiads.is<4.... $40
battery Burn,ide heavy i3ineh laO
Battery sherman - heavy isinch 1T 40
Battery Hsle1...2 heavy l3ineh ..r, 100
Battery Scott.......3 lOiuch Colnmbisds
Battery Scolt......l snch ColnInbsd.
Battery sgel......L 24pouud James, siege carriage
battery Sgcl.....5 30po1nd Parrot, siege carriage
Battery McCleIlkn2 l2-pound James, ses coast
Battery McClellsn..2 32-pound james, see cosst.
Battery Totten.4 IOinch raoytas pa, 1871. ID l8'2
Hr.pauAArgks TBys Ir.sU. Ga. April 8. Isea
Batteries are hereby made, viz;
Battery & &c EoS%.1 5s Sspnss,,S.' TsIa..t,
Sc ond Lieutenant Corey sth Connecticut Volunteers
with detachment Of 9TH Connecticut Volunteers Ia three
II. Battery McCl.n.n--Cspt H. Roi.rs with Company H.
III. battery sigsl-C.pt G. s,dsp.ci, 4Ch Regiment
Nsw.Yori STAT. vSlnniets.i C,pL HOhl, ieh R,sn.l
N.w-York Esese tolani,sr With Compsny' .ad H. Nth
" Battery scs"c.p; P.rdsn Mason With csmp.ny p
Bs..siy H.issfTc.gs s:sIoa :ih osn.,ssIsu. ya
t..r Second Iisui.D.nt S. Alvin
eers with detachment ofih Connecticut Volunteer in
Vi Battery shsrmsn-Csp, D. O. Fr.nc. Th conreo;ieus
Volunteer Capt B. Denni, I'm C9nnsciieut Nousesr,
tsss with detachment, Of the h Connecticut Regiment
Volunteers in three Telisih
VII Battery BuTnside-Sergesnt J. T. Wilson. Company
A. Corps Of EngnseTs SeIgssnt hsBaire, Company A,
CcrPs Of Enspesr, Sergeant Ade with ds:sehm'ii of
the 9Th Maine Volunteers in three relefs.
VIII and IN. Batteries Lincoln snd LyoD-Capi. Louis IL
Peou1e 18th Infantry, Acting Inspector General of De
psrient with Capt s. {. Tourtiloites Company tBl, ID
Rhode Issnd vo, !nirer Artillery in tgo rclefs
Battery Grsnt-Capt Charles r. Palmer ith Conneetegt
Nouutees Capt Jerome Toui .eoite 9Th Come o.
FT,i Lieut. Nu. Phillips, eth Connecticut Vol
untcer with detachment Of 'h Connecticut Volunteers
in three relief.
XI. Battery Stanton-Csp X. y Skinner 9Th Connecticut
Volunteers; Cspt Theo. Bseo., III Connecticut Volunteers
tir,t Lieut. JLeo. Burdics h Connecticut Volunteers With
detachment u the 9Th Connecticut Volunteers in three
lisff
BY order OF Brs.Ger. q A. GILMORE.
W. J.. H. BUKGKh firs Lieut.. Vol Eng. A. A. Adj Gen.
HK.DQUAKIFs, 4. ). ForcKs r. sKE lG.sp, GA..l
April II. l16l-ls m I
SPECIAL Orders, No. 37--fsg Orcef Dupont having 10
comp lance with request from TIE msoTGensrs Command
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
PROM GIN. BANKs'r DIVISION.
Another Advspee-Occups,ion of New
msrLet-Artillery DueI-.uany Prison
ere Taken.

WAtmEGT0s, fhdsy Aphi H. 1909
The following lss been received st the War De
pariment:
UHiDquAHrkK, DKPiRTsgST OF rHH ss,S,sno.H,}
Apdl Is-gp m.
The Hon. y. M s1is1oy. Secretary u yay
Our troops occupy Newmarket tonight. There
bas been some artillery skrmishine but no loss on
our side. We have many prisoners.
Mp. BANKS, M.jor-GsnsrAl cOmmandnI
NoU,r J,cEso7, Va. Thursday Apil H. 1892.
Mount jackson was occupied this morning 1T D
o'clock, the Rebels showing feeble resistance add
burning the bridges as they retreated Our advance
was made by the turnpike and by side road, Gen.
Shields upon one and Gen. Williams upon tho other
Cavalry were sent out last night at o'clock 70
cut of the retreat Of the Rebels but were detained
and arrived only short time before the advance on
the turnpike.
The Vermont cavalry dashed through Mount
jackson to prevent lie burning Of the bridge across
the creek beyond the town. They captured several
Rebels in the act of firing the bridge. A lieutenant
of Ashbys, who was reueang with the Colonel
himself, was captured, and Ashby only escaped
from wearing the Uniform Of the Union cavalry.
The bridge across the Shenandoah wac fortunately
saved.
Our pursuing forces are in Newmarket tonight,
without resistance. Major Copeland, and twelve oi
Gen. Bankss cavalry charged through the town, in
the rear of the enemy. Ashby and his men are out
side of the town.
Jackfon and his infantry have fallen back toward
Stanton
Woopsrocx, Friday, April 10 1872
Our army probably reached Newmarket l"s' night
Olicers who have returned hther state that when
they left our advance was five mies beyond Mount
jackson.
The enemy attempted t, make one stand on his
retreat. but our guns spured them on. A Lieut..
0Brien of Ashby's Cavalry was captured at house
on the road.
The cavalry company taken yesterday, was corr
manded by Capt. Harper, who was absent hH
three leutenants were taken.
Our etdper believe ii rcsfs.s .hat 90 s9ueG I'll!
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
THE BUFFALO TESTIMONIAL TO LIEUT.
WORDEN

Tho following correspondents speaks for Itself
Lieu, JoHS L. W"RDsS, Uaiset State Navy.
SIR: The undessnsd citizens Of Buffalo ssk your sespt
Of the accompanying box token Of their respect and
adrnon OF the saan;ry and hsrosm dispsysd by yourss
az Commander of the Monitor in brr dssperste bnt tn
uphsrt conic, WITH the hsrrimsc," In Hampton Roads
We sinsssely conrediac you Sir upon TIE good fortune
which he placed you among tho heroes OF your country apS
sincerely congrause the service 70 which yo1 oeotg
upon the surels which has acquired through ycur s
eosJsge Aud pssis,encs Tho work Of few sresng end
psrous hss rendered yosr name iustrions ns' i
day, but for all tino." :,
iuss received during that terrific combs In which you,
brsy,y tried In crncioe and found 70 % pure soH
perfect metal--i, the iervsn, prsyerof
Your friends and fellow-citizens
Dean Richmond H. +. Dorr. Frank Peren H. H. Howre-
X 4 Rishaosd Tho. Isa d Dale H. GwnD Burnett O.
L. Minis wm MOnss'th' m'rd si5hIh,s, nnhh, Aa ~
H. A. Frink James d. Sawyer. A T. Bsekmer, A. Shes
wood z. s. Sternberg John H. Eought, A. W. Horton VIM
Pelrl, w. 9: Fargo Il. b. Fleming Capt. - .. ~ x.
sign r. Montgomery. G. B. Gates 8 H. Rumsil, Mysos r.
Bah, Sheldon Pene.
Bu.yalo Nsio- YOrk. April Q, 1862.
WAmINeToy d. C., April is, 1862
GsyrLEHss; Ny husband desire: me 20 say that wa
TO know edge the receipt Of the elegant gold boz kndy
transmitted by the President which you havs theusbs proper
to present to h and still more doe, he value 'ae record ."
your appreciation, which accom- panied che ein
1t quite true you observe. Gentsnsn that IL WA my
huband good fortune together With he officers snd brave
around him board the Monitor by asms effort on
their part do their duty and 20 have achieved snd
a the sams time gratifying that their humble er'rs
have net the approval Of their couDtrywen.
For the kind sympathy and wishes for my hssosrfer
cover he sincerely .h:n yea .ns s ny 1sn SmS &
Ian, Gen.emsn, with high respect, yous , oSa5 S%a5cn.y
DIAN RtoaxosD. esq, E.Prs'ldent FIIrsosH, ws b.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

fag was checred as various points along The read.
Franklin is strongly Sscssson. This expedison las
Milfoy-a very important elemen, Of future success
Under date of April 10, Gen. Milroy reports tnas
large numbers Of fgtiyes of both sexes arc arriving
at his camp daily, travelworn and hungry. lie ask.
Instruction. about them. He has information ths'
Rebel refugees from Highland and other conn,iss arc
taking their eects cattle and negroes such as they
can, TO Rockbridge County as place Of safety.
A cavalry company returned from Po.A Ahon'as
County, reports all quiet in that vicinity. IL cap,
,ured two Rebel soldiers furiougb, one supposed
to be guerrilla II also took Rebel mail the cor
tents Of which are ubimportant, and killed one cav
airy soldier who aitem pied to escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
MOVEMENTS or TIE REBEL. STEAMER
NASHVILLE.

NEw-Y okK, Friday, April IS, ll6?.
Nassau papers To the 9TH nst state that the steamer
+. J.. Wngg, late Nashville, from Charleston, ar.
rived there Sunday, March 30. IL is stated she has
been purchased by private company. Rebel ac-
counts Of tho Merrimac's success in Hampton Roads
had been furnished The Nassau papers, concluding
with u statement hat the Merrimac cannot be
boarded, as she hrows large stream of boiling
water; also thai she is probably now at sea- running
down the Southern coast
The steamer Sjuthwick, from LONDON with au
assorted cargo probably to run the Southern block
alc, arrived at Nassau on The lst inst.
The Nashville cleared on the 9TH inst, for st.
John, n. b., under the name of the Thomas il.
Wragg, with an assorted cargo
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

The above is accurate copy Of the sketch OF the
Bombardmsnt Of Fort Pulaski, made by Gen. Gill
MORE the officer under whose command the siege and
subsequent reduction of the Fort conducted. The
letter Of our correspondent, published in our evening
edition Of yesterday, with the details OF the action,
win.be found on the third page.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19
WESTERN SANITARY COMMISSION.

Jas. A. Roosevelt No. 81 Maiden Lane, aeknowi-
.,n, or,be following sums in aid OF the Western
Floating Hospitals and Wounded Soldiers:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

FROM THE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT..
WuegliN0, Va, Thursday, April u; ists
An expedition Just returned 70 Moorleid from
Franklin reporls that one bridge was burned by the
I.,asiS At svi.sS - .s;sA. s,--ss ~ s-9S' lee
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

In addition O. .h.s three civilians Nl1 Qnslt.tmas
'h tors e.sI. Na.oner Com rleIs Clergyman iron SA
h. ,.puah. ALI. H TERRY Colonel 1Ih Conn. Nols
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

SPECIAL Orders, No. 37--fsg Orcef Dupont having 10
compliance with request from tie nsJorGensrs Command
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-19

h.I-
The New York herald., 1862-12-07

CoHILLER HOUSE.
- HAVANA,
GALA DE STA CLARA So
EA Between Cuba aud San Ignacio
This hotel Is conducted the European plan affords the
travelling public AL the conveniences: elegantly furnished
Rooms with attendance with without Board moderate
prices selected assortment Liquors and Refreshments
constantly hand French. English and German spoken
The New York herald., 1862-12-07

DEArB OF AN EMINENT MERCHANT-HIS EFFECTS
.aoS S ..a ssa s. e aes
Homes La Baard came 20 New York for the PURPOSE Of
s.ea sek nearly half and ss men had sysr
special favor All the prinepaiceans From his en,en-
raee for Queen Caroline and Georle w. and from
70 10Y l6e confidence patronage ROYALTY The prn
cpal merchants Of this country always consulted him when
Boston 10 New Orleans the leading lis
.pa soa M haw ana al the
q lady outdoor toilet For years an ardent adairer Of
only extend his business bu, 70 give the fair Aner
s.s enos When hs s ms S
privilege Of European he came 20 ,as
large ane magnificent Emporium Of FASHION Broadway,
ss nss .prnS Mnh s s,ss Selected o for this
anyisng ever before offered on This continent en- Tne goods
rna sf he s
VIZ when ea he Sss stopped al Calais the
Sst % p 81 s Is. ens
attention vas draw, IN anoser M Ho. or @
Gus remark his horror and ms
sas 10 p .ea H. as
reny good and he had been IN unusually good sprs IT,
nsnT no % sn.p 4
s.r MS M ana I .ns a ~ rn
the esns 90 what he could 70 s!isn the sorrows Of the
wife, and perform the last sad duties OF Chris
The splendid stock shipped for the New York market
Homes death preceded i The brought
of admin taken out by his wife, directed
OF Mr. John Turner whom she had selected
This she did information received IRON her
beloved consulted Mr. John Turner, the
of the Of Homes La Batard
nded to him extensive business plans.
weeks Mr. Turner has been busily
gagged night day preparing market the nnrvaed
committed 90 ms trust Iii ready and on Mon
day neat the sih inst VIII be opened at No. AZ Broadmsy
the Of the ladies' oil New York who will and
there such extensive varied ana valuable Of
20 purchae The goods win be put down the lowest
ngle. the aesre Of Madame Homes 70 sell on, the
entire stock spe dy possible The sale esp caiy
for her benefit having been appointed
husbands is than possible thatsour
fair friends win have offered thn ano her such
splendid opportunity. N BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
BOARDING AND LODGING.

TVO sLET-TO GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED ROOM.
j second floor in a private family. References given
and required. Apply At ~ East Nineteenth street. near
Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
arLISArDs.

10 ANrEp--rG uIrh 1 Il tADIATEbY, A FIRST CLASS
w fn nyrd Billiard TzD,c. with tIes. Balls, &c, ton,
p,ete, one Pbcsoe gpWos preiered. Apply " liar
I'm hs HUDSON street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-07

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