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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11

EENEgiL BANKS INJURED BY AN ACCIDENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE.
ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN POPE
AND JACKSON.
An Artillery Fight for Several Hours.
The Rebels, $4,000 Strong, Attack
Banks's Advance.
INFANTRY ENGAGEMEN
GREAT SLAUGHTER.
LARGE REINFORCEMENT OF THE REBELS.
LARGE REINFORCEMENT OF THE REBELS.

Arrival Of Gems. Pope and Mcdowell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11
An Artillery Fight for Several Hours
INFANTRY ENGAGEM EMIT,

GREAT SLA u GHTER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

Ts,%sNu~S CHANCES.

4 BAKERY FOH SALE WITH 4 GOOD
4 ru.ud .. cash ,t.tHi4rrn baking l. a. 20 lll+
..rw.tk. will hc s.. reasonable on account Of
-.I.n,s.. NI'y 90 First "s.. u2N a'liO
DNKIEN TOR SALE ~ GREEN POINT
ID luIn r good 'usunts. Rn-uu for 81. .Iiur sick
u.sa oi the u.ngf. Inquire uu the prem. SOS, 20
q seen r..nt ,g., OPP uf w. II. POSTER y 60, cor
/ .-eN t.H Division sts, y N.rty. mh2, G'l2g
nor SNIT-A STEAM PACKING AND
i trunk iuS factory; also, horse and truck; tho
vn v.U Ip ..u t. % cash cust 1uur. Army "
IDlIN NJ DALEY, % Columbia It. mh21 3'llS
nor SALE tIIEAP-AN OYSTER AND
Il dining saloon; to owner ~ dishes 4 sell out,
he having u farm Ia the country; e-tauh he'd
wears. AIply ~ T. - th Ry c"rl't st+mhz' ''i"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
WANTED.

DAf.Io'1 IABOREKS WAN" ~
II New b. .. % y.y oL board ..Il... At ID
p.pN O.. H.I,a'i H. l,. q. pm. as.u
a. r2i6'l0l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
PUBLICATIONS, Sc.

UNuE NEW YORK GROCER
i new paper, devoted to the grocery and
| proyl 7luu trade,
second number out on
FRIDAY, 2sth inst, Ot 70 O'Clock.
| COUTANT a CRAFT,
Proprletors and Publishers,
| mh2h G'lOT A. Ann st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
FOR SALE AM, TO LET.

A H\IGATN-A NEW ? STORY HOUSE
y ..H vY.gan.'' .te $40. let blst an %
lt4 fUt. .t,. rc.r.' b'1rrsmiti. NIB - P'' I-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29
10 EO-ClrEApEsT BOARD IN THE

W ~ states. Nice rooms, with good board,
- 90 h. ~ u week, aud upwards, Ladies ana
lamies suited less than any other house IS i1spe-
uard st. teEl EAAo'tto
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

4 HARGMN-FQR SNlE--1HE TWO
a ftlry tu. la",i.srt house and lot, 10 Bergen
st, Bro.kyu; yl. hc sold very low, terms easy.
Apply At the Candle Factory, 2i- Delaney H. from
ito6PM. mi OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

ALL DISCHARGED VOLUNIElES-ON
Il account u. disability, con have their pensions
s41 tlun bounty rr.rlr,i hy
! u. MORGAN & co.
Amy AMI y Ivy BWsors, 2g3 Bro,dNoy.
L-L -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

! GINING MACHINES RLPNElO-ALL
/ - vs. rs .'-t,ut.,., o., tNul promptly '.n. 40
I.y price. CtI 1t 81 Nlwrfr, cor ~ 81 IT, Nh
] NJ chino needles. shuttle and ui l0r syo. Nj
I ,H.lr. bought SOLD anil g. ',t ms -l"'ltt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

T,m1ko L.iton holes ior h1tt.uis
At - Murray street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-29

4 IL HEIRS OF SEAMEN. I ) SHIP
"A "Lovaui" Let iu sol and heirs OF all soldiers
ny soamon OF tne present war, and ~ tie NJ Nican
var cell on TIOs l.. BRAYSARp. II Wal It.
III. ftgIy.fII
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
RESTAURANTS,

TERRY p. THOMAS WOULD INFORM HIS OLD ANi
s1 new friends and the rubc generally thnl he has "a All
rrcat inpiy enens IN "a q ab hinen' and wod resp q
fuiIy e,llt n tn r ayoa. fnc best
W,ee ,AtuOsd snd sears usual nneb Couuter, Wit
IA the as''As's''' ' JERRY r. guoNAs Is Am street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
PROPOSALS..


NOTICE.
IN Proposals from dealers and mllers invited TIL the
10th OF April 1862 for furnishing Flour to the
men of the same kind which been received by the
United States Govern nient, and known as No extra
Samples Of this Hour be seen at the Capitol Bakery In
il Is desired to make for 1900 barrels Should
however person desire TO furnish less quantity, he
will state the precise number of barrels in his bid.
The will be required 10 furnish at the rate OF 100
barrels daily until the contract Is hlled.
No Hour will be received which does not come up 10 the
standard the inspection made just before the purchase
The flour be delivered s the railroad depot In Washing
ton any Of the warehouses In Georgetown, d. q.
Government the right to reject any bid for any
20 be made In Treasury notes. and bids
directed TO Major A. BECKWITH c. 81 U. 3. A., Washing
on ID. q.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL THE 18TH
= day Of April 1852 at 4 ocock NJ for supplying
United states subsistence Department with 6000 head Of
The cattle 10 be delivered a, washington City, and each
average 1900 pounds gross weight; animal
mit.ed which weighs less than LOU pounds gross.
The be delivered AT such times and In such Quan
titles as the government may require. -
Cattle will be required under this contract soon after the
contract ls closed Hefers and bulls not wanted.
bond, with good and satisfactory security, win be
reserves TO itself the right pay Treasury
No bid viii be entertained when put In BY who
have previously failed 70 comply with their contracts
where the bidder Is hot present respond 10 his bid and all
The OF rms should be stated In full with the
cise address OF all the members Of the firm.
Bids 70 be directed to Major Beckwith @. 3 U. A.,
FORM or GUARANTEE
We, ----, of the county OF -, aud Stat. of -.
and -- Of the county OF ----. and State o. - do
hereby guarantee that - Is able 10 fnhl
cordance with the terms o his proposon that should
Iis proposition be accepted he viii a once enter into con-
in accordance therewith Saould the contract he
awarded him prepared to bee his THIS
guarantee must be appended to each bid
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

MARY PROvOsTS THEATRE,
1A 4S5 Broadway, Broome street.
Second appearance Of the great artistic.
MOST VERSATILE OF ANY AGE
MARY PROVOST
who has been received in this her city with great
est enthusiasm by crowded and
MOST FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE.
TUESDAY EVENING, April B.
Banche's beautiful Comedy, in two acts, Of
GRIST TO THE MILL.
FRANCINE. MISS MARY PROVOST
supported by Messrs. Lewis Baker, II. II. Wall,
Spackman, &C., &c.
To conclude with
SIMPSON 4 co.
Supported by Ars Farren Mrs Chanfau Lewis Baker &c
Box sheet open ion to O'Clock, when may
cured
Doors open IA. Curtain rises at O'Clock precisely.
WEDNESDAY.
MISS PROVOST will appear in her great Comedy imper-
sonation OF NELL GWYNNE IN COURT AND STAGE
In active prepara play adapted from the nch
by Miss Provost. She va appear her wonderful i'm
personation OF
CAMILLE,
the press the world 10 be the artistic
performance the stage.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

WAL1EANclK.'s . s..,,r,-...,,, ..,.
CONSTANT CHANCE
TWENTY-FIVE SssAr gSsx fHasg;Es,r XSH1EEy ooxrD,r.
SCENIC IFFEcTs, aehEsef eosfSaEs
1Acn one has been acted several nights and YET continues
ATTRACT GREAT HOUSES
VI e'ch representation orupps
nevertheless are in active prepsrstion.
r,rpsn pRodRAAME F5R THE WEEK:
wrnxvsn.m LOVE CHASE.
prDo9I,onv HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS
,n,n.v SECRETS WORTH KNOWING
s.rrnr,v THE RIVALS.
,y,,, TONIGHT (TUEsDAY),
SHERIDAN KNOWLES STANDARD COMEDY
wneh has attracted four densey delighted
LOVE CHASE.
Win the following highly attractive and novel cast
Sir William he.fr aars sma sIasa
Trueworth friend to Wdrake Mr Rsynoss
Browne
Lash wdraies grooin Par.es
Constance daughter to Sir Wiiamj TTner M1s1
Lyda.. Miss Madeline henriques
In"os' % Miss Green
srdesmads Climber sismm and La rorrsss saaa
Ihp ssnery r n. BY - win consist Of
The Widow Green's Boudoir;
The incidental Music comp osed by. r. Stoepei
Rich furnure and Appointments Mr.. Tmoney
,orn,,..nn EVERY Owe HAS HIS FAULT.
in preparation
The New York herald., 1862-04-08


pools ppen s SSses Sl !.
| WINTER GARDEN
Continued success of the American q7 ac,rsss,
" Soh
: % s @ s
rs rs sI:#|| Ei|s:EE| E$ssEs #$S3EE E$s$
| TUESDAY.
ns nj, wsn r has
AMERICAN TRAGIC PLAY.
founded on one OF te most hfng episodes in the hsoy o.
the great West, entitled srn
In this remarhsis Mss drsTs %a1I1pA HERON
win the role Of heroInea part emineny fitted
domestic lie and WIN aiS On
'isae The PssS PsS%P Of q feeling
ws thirty
In this country and Europe.
S1
'os or
woodsmen you again and Escir the eyeSta
sophoes in ,isssic verss Zone icccl 4
ss ~9 e b..n
n some rsspect. in compliance with demands The
%sss Rss presents the features Of the
SiEi
NEW BowERY THEATRE. ~
SSls rg?prStSr Mr. j. W. lAD''''
T%S SFM S:1sT' PRAsAS A 4a1 To;SIsnz. sqsH
WALTER, TIE ourcAsr
The con: xrw .oo-w.n -
- ''' - THE RED ROVER.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
oa5HsE IA sErsTISS SA1ssssgED SE sHs woaIp
''" HOP o. MY THUMB;
IN which u. srs...:s q living sun.ai .,s .s
10 any age or county, S5SMoDdHs T1 3 'nso MIR s
smallest man Of h. Hs fes 'iss DwAss a1sEn will .DDs'
MONS. BIHIS. THE He BELGIAN erA...
EIGhr fEET
BY the side u whom ord nary pemiss. sus'
'nns ias iosx sstsst tibE e HyIkd cIzRaetER
R1 S scenery fr
ps."'' EVERY xfTERNoos AND EVENING. p
and hA1 c5s suTr SrlG Asp SI,e MONS BrHrs
M o be s % anS s I 1s ss e ss =
'suo.' S0nifii TaE LisSj HhifProsorAMys .,
q. Las also the curious waaT VII amusing !. +,
which also ihE f'essn sI9's
from the Norsnsn SEA, the L,ya,hsn q he Great Dssp
LIVING MAhndFa lH5Fa tEaaY tkfSk skks
ytss Y yiSSs
VII MAPRs rs uds d fb s
Admission to ALL Is cents; Children under TO- 10 centa
Es 81 .sov. Grand
RSRH 1R RoGsE sd SSEsss s sq sHccE Is cs
HSkk A SEB StB ESI.ks sSEks eoscEsT eosoEsT: N
''-AoA A'~n. 80 bR; TygMBLETy ourDoNR
Horn Campbell florence. Emmett; savor, Peel Hobbs,
ae'ns F0" Ho1 %Nb tsj piS siasIs sRYxs Could A'''n
osss .s1s e
| VAS AA1o"o MAMSorn xENAaERrE
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
fh. instructive aid Interesting collection Of Living Ans
from every part Of the world 1 exhibiusD
AS IxMESsE IMMENSE NEW NEW FAyHEIos. FAyEE1os.
! sHSs ssEH 4Esgs
THREE THREE FFHssSsH$soss FHssSss Is E4s# E4sH BDs
Doors open at 10 2andI Performances In SS ana S8
Admission cents Children under nine years. osnss
sSEEESFISs
4EEsS saIs
ns D. s SAs sss'.. |
sREAE REAE waE wAE EEfHAs4 EEEfAs HAssssA HAssEsAE
s.s r. iSs f.f:s q '
MOST TRIUMPHANT
'{SsF4s4E4EEED $sras4EIEEED sSSSEss sSSSEss
ssssg.HE&s sgsHsyssE&fs i HsHIsEHHSss HHs''IsIHSs
0A'' ''-A1 BEYOND ALL PREcE cEDENT.
BEYOND PuECEUENT.
DON'T FAIL 10 90 iMMEDiATELY
'' sTGPENpous COLLECTION
sTUPENDOUS UOLLEt rlON
ia :" ssEsvESTEENrH STREET near 3srth avenue.
sEvENrEENTH sTREEf, near sixth avenue, al.si
for n remains In the CT sfaft
" FEW DAYS ONLY.
FEW DAYS ONLY. iftrr
FEW DAYS ONLY.
NrBLoss, CONCERT sALooN.-rHEArRB FRAN
MAEDI, 8 AvRIL. 1852. t-s..rsr
IL NY PAS DE FEU SANS FUMEE, par N. BayArd..
CHAAsOShTfE COMIvUE. 1900.
Far M N. Ed ard and Julsnst par BeraL fsl.lF
La s0EUR DE JoCKIssl, par NJ NJ pavet e. IAuSanne
Dardonve 63 Broadway and vt the door on the night o
performance ~
THE PRIDE AND GLORY 20
lf.wn Meant rttx Lat t.aE Eofld fam1On
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

PEEP o. DAY. PEEP o. DAY. PEEP o. DAY.
n ns ss ny sss se notion
Ara striking sing ns aloud snd
S$iS5S#s f|EH sssss
CAST OF PECULIAR ASSD POSITIVE STRENGTH.
rnv. N Colleen II Esss alaa MAX. ns...
sA1~ ' "nnA i1Ge Ban caoin;l:J NELLY BRADY
THE oz3s1ei$s5 .:5,Is $5$E ! # Erz PRES.
ADnAHa iass 50 Ts s4zsfL1so aisf
ABsoLurEI2 ELY e TERRIBLE
THRILLING rsreREsr as sss IT Exc1rEs.
Ss4Sa III Il S$ssSsE Ssss
LOST IN THE REALMS OF SPACE,
FIGURE OF r. SHE IL HEROINE.
DEscESDs 70 = MEET IL HER FATE.
AsrEqK EGKl Il SfSH SHF pine S9ssagoE."
DEVELOPS ssEISsSfS If SsAn5HS ssAAn2aH1Ssrn.1zArros
s,D
EVER WITNESSED"
BLACK VALLEY LIE SCENE
SO 1sgEssEES M THRILLING.
IN ITS INCIDENT,
so EXCITING 4fs IL ITS ACTION,
AUDIENCE REMAIN IN bnnEArHIEss SUSPENSE,
AN ACCIDENT MUST HAVE OCCURRED
NELLY BRADY
SUSPENDED IN MID-AIR,
SUSTAINED ONLY BY A FRAGILE BRANCH,
SHE HURLED HERSELF fHfEApLoNe
FROM THE MOUNTAIN PEAK
RESCUE HER ENsNARED CHILD"
DREADFULLY FUNNY sCHooLMAsTER,
POOR, UNFORTUNATE SCHOLARS
SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE NIGHTLY"
THE
IS ABSOLUTELY THRILLIN0,
AND THE
AUDIENCES ARE ENCHANTED
RISE TO THE FALL OF THE CURTAIN
"There IL q
FLAVOR ABOUT THE HuMORs OF THE FAIR
BRINGS IT UP TO DONNYBROOK"
NNR. GEORGE vANDENHOFF
lXl respectfully that he VIII give his FIRST
SOIREE since his return from Europe. assisted by
MRS. q. vANDENH0FF,
On Monday Evening" April IA, at
DODSWORTH HALL, 500 BROADWAY.
Readings from Shakspere Tennyson Dickens &C., BY MI
Rectations by Mrs vanderhoT.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
CLOTHING.

A TTENTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-IF You
"A wish get the fun value your OF Clothing Car
to he %e hs
ss ;
@ for psn e e S sass sseaDe do not S5ss
tended BY Mrs Harris.
A T 1852 SEVENTH AVENUE, LADIES :AND GENTLE.
men can dispose Of their cas-. on Ciosirrs Carpst.
more than amy other dealer the city and Ss hum
and Twenty Grst streets Ladies attended by Mrs. Anhat
AT THE CALIFORNIAN AND WESTERN AGENCY
sse as SIX fIr 90
M fS @ fsn s6w:r1 from oans.s 81 20 = 81
Jones win be punctuay attended TO- Ladies attended
A 1rENTIoN, LADIES AND ,oENTLEMEN1I HAVE
Just s @ e % c0ans pns
s
Tenth street Ladies attended to by Mrs Mins. Remem-
AEAT. At THE OLD STAND LADIES AMP GENTS
a sss r6n gS@ S g e ss @ so s.Ss e. 70
nrs JewsTy Sc note by post pIncusy attended to By
T%ensesh Streets: Ladies attended 10 BY Mrs E. No CON.
nection with any other house.
AN ORDER JUST LARGE QUANTITY
lime s or having Of O
tain than ssr cns or sads ss
By other e pSss s q y
Please remember and try 70 Sixth avenue near waverey
AT 9os SEVENTH AVENUE. 81 TO $40 FOR SILK
w ~ Ladies
"A large order d from the and gsnte.
mems Cast on Clothing, Furniture Carpets Ae promise
psTshssea: y cains Or sSassssusT RosEN.
fourth street Ladies attended TO BY Mrs. Rosenberg.
A GREAT pEMAYD FOR CLoTHING.-I HAVE TO
MI up an order for the Western market & to Pasase nr. east
W be- paa BY calling on or addressing note BY post 70 n
ssspn S y M
AT THE NEW STORE, ia THIRD AVENUE, Ia
"A dies gentlemen dispose Of their OIL Cloth
ng anS oSsr s dealer e I s % Pa y on
or address Ms H. Third avenue near Fourteenth street
A RARE cHANcE-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN IF
% NJ Iys T % ss can yc do .
gpo aiyer,iseTs who offer from Sc
surely hambeg Please remember the well known dealer
dies attended BY Mrs. Miniz.
A POSITIVE FAcr-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, IF
Clothing Carpets. farni,ue and ysyeTy the best you can
eH + ifna and
sn New New York.
Mrs Harris.
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT LADIES AND GEN
n emen obtain 80 cent more for their Cast ON
Clothing Furniture Carpets and Jewery than from any
dealer the city Address A Ducas 2l8 Seventh
nue, between Twentyfourth and Twentyhith streets
which will be punctaIy attended TO. Ladies attended by
Mrs. Ducas.
NAIIFoRNIA AND PIXIES PEAK TRADE-A GREAT
~ demand for ladies' and gentemens cast of Clothing
Furniture Carpets and Jeweiry .aranee TO pay twenty
five than any othtr establishment, and no
bumbug Call send note 10 ~ e5z West Broadway
between Leonard and Frsnkin streets des attended oy
CFNTLEMENs NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
NJ purch for the Western market In large small
lots The will be paid without haggng seeking
70 Impose Please call ~ the store address Thos D. Con
roy, "A Centre street.
VxTANTED-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES'
w and g ntemens cast OF Clothing, Jewelry Carpets
Furniture, kc for which the hgnest price Will be
Gail addres j. STERN, 2B Seventh Of
Twenty .fourta street. Ladies in attendance.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE,
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

WV n ipLL'NssHh 40, Acknowledging
w rlit Hslr Uf FutussA y s4as sS- Bfo41s AMI
stlaiiers 4. won, tless@ Apfa Al W. " o = =.
stove q j. w rholsr, p 0auat street congrs M
Inc snd seasInetle fnUis direst om Aolases vel
rs4'.ee 70 ru ind c9.uft usf Cata osuss rssdy on
EgEssys
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
UNITED STATES aAasHAbs SALE.

sOUIiiEGN DISTRICT or FLORIDA
a. virtue o order Of sale dated March u.s. Io62 dr
m , bv to- a. Di tfe Court Of the Tn States OF Sc
so1tS Dlftrit ~ flor ~ will sell 81 puOc
W.t"s day Airi 2 g. AZ " O'clock a., at Ianc,r !,
,a.rf tFrtl- i-oAs " nokiyn
THE rS'ht HrEAMsHfP MAGNOLIA.
Aso y as s4ne t4fc pfce the Fy4nt re- Be idl5p
Al 81 Uro e. aud t0o.fng u nsi board kiso
on~ bfs.s 'eiu r nom e railroad iron carriage
%, ttn fis1 LIe DpNs tNO Ship Launches. lroa
Ts ms--tiaiea 5os tf,sry not s. cash or drafts on
Ne Uusf sta - - 'uL 1 essuI ~ oL New Yots asa.
insion alid p'-lla p. JAMES q. CLAPP,
Cis.d saus N, "a Southern District II Flosi O.
Nav uss. qri l. In 2
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

DRY GOODS.
A CARD.
"A W. JACKSON 5jl Broadway, calls special attention TO
his general stHk OF FAMILY hoURSlNn GOODS, being,
without en the largest most aesraoe and cheapest
offered Al reLslL
roE-spccis rniion Ia requested unusual bar.
gain In Back and Whiie sllks at h yard.
eek Of Bacs sss. IN which VIII be found many
haRA
II Bonneis and MSpIas defy comp,ltion for style
and rh~apn.ss. Ieil ard anime.
Dbsers-, W. JACKSON, tmfu. ter OF Mourning Goods,
bsl Broadway Hctgeen Spring snd Prnce rusts.
IiUkrAfN MATERIALS
". ~ RslTrHs COVERINGS,
VPhoLs1ERBis GOODS Of EVERY DEsCMPTioN
sDfOMON . HART.
No 3jB HroaiwN.
-, lNfNkfEH3 AND DEALERS,
cN we at, ~ essle aud reaifSuycrsto 70 Ihe great
Datans "h en- hey afs noN Offering a. tsstoyc goods
(tHARL0TTE g. sprfr
JAS OTEhLn
HER sPRlSG STYLE or
Cl.o .K3, HAXTfLLAs
eACQJEs, CHILDREN = GsRaeNrp, 80
La broadway. eirper of rwent, .sis,h street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
SALES Ar AUCTION.

A UCffON hOrICE.-D o CAT LKINS, AUCTIoNEER
N Tne ,nt.rs " "a ge carpet warehouse eans
The enLlre slOek OF The hs hf a
ef.W Lew al No II Fourth avenue. eonsh ting OF
BRUSSELS, rhreepy and Isran tarlets IN
srse nd ANAL az SUIT purhasers Oeo.hs, all
wldhs window shanes. Carpets and Rods, elegant
Velvet Brussss Rags Door Mats Fable Covers fiano
Gov, ssoc KS Eanel ea Cloths Ca MATS star Drus-
S.ad Covers Chlnz Car Binding, Thread, window
Iord Tassels Fixtures twenty Burners with
nseors line hre proof Safe several Stoves Counters
Count Hoae Desk Ofce Rafting. Store Fixtures Chairs
and Stools Ladders Carpet Ter and snade Rack dc &c
kvery vii be postvt ~ soli without
any whatever OF cnsing the busl
OIL ering unusa opportunity 70 housekeepers ana
the raie generally Sale positive. without any regard TO
weather.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

rrHE PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMERS HAVE COM
their regular rs aud WIN leave daily for a. Aba s
points West be had the once he dock Freight Tor
wsrdsd 70 albany and the West with despach;, -.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

DRY GOODS.

CUsHMAN 4 BROOKS WILL OiES
~ This week. commencing Monday. April beautiful
Inc OF seasonabe Goods from the ts auction Sales
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

THE EATRICALs.-THE VERSES ON THE GLORIOUS
ixynnih o the Irish Brigade 10 the air the "Sprig
OF shieagh, written expressly for Mr. Collins and sung By
him a. Eblos Garden are his sole operty and are copy.
DOwERY THEATRE TO LET--wITH SCENERY
ID Wardrobe and Properties. Immediate possession given
Apply to JOHN g. GILES. Receiver. Elizabeth street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

RY WILLIAM IRVING, AUcTIONEER-wILL SELL
~ al auction Thursday, April TO- at O'Clock, In front
salesoom IS Nassau very tine bay Mare of pure
knacky hunter stock years Old used all kinds Of
harness and the saddle, sound, kind and gentle; she
ean tvt 10 10 or less In good condition. has been running
mostly all winter. Can days the
Ae between the hours OF II and in front of the saesroom
Nassau street VIII be sold 10 the highest bidder
he going abroad
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

GREAT AUCTION SALE
" OF BOOTS AND SHOES
On Thursday. April TO-
Al II O'clock
Qate Of the nrm OF Alexis Bragg warren),
No q Cor,landt street,
One thousand more Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Embracing contributions OF desirable spring goods In
variety from nearly all the leading
Manufacturers OF New England,
and Ia Intended TO lie made
The most attractive sale Of the season.
kefnlar Auction saes hereafter Of which due notice win
- gwen.
wN N. HoI.LrNGsHEAD,
Aurriou
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

w Entrances In Broadway and II iIt-"nth streets
The doors will open half ihs performances u
comm snce 81 8 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

HENRY ID. MINER, AUcTIoNEER- 81
Nassau street, opposite the Post once. AINER& So
MELVILLE viii sell Al aucon Tuesday April g. al l0s
O'clock at ihc red enee No Is n n street. near South
1sah stree, Wismsourg geuIeel Household Furniture,
Piano, &C. cn,sin- OF Brussels and Ingra Carpets
hosa Parlor Suits haircoth tine Engra inss gilt
rkr Mirror brocael Curtains and Cornccs rosewood
erave Piano superior ton made ~ D. Pei Co;
AO,any Be steads Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobe
Chairs, Piano. Ueloths Hair MAtressea Mantle
Ornaments, Crockery and Kitcnen Ware.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

A TrENTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-I HAVE
"A Just received $LOO purchase OF Clothing, Fur
nnre and Carpets for the Csiforns market do promise
ing K MINTZ l37 Sixth avenue, doors above
Tenth street. Ladies attended TO by Mrs. Mnts Remem-
ber, l7 Sixth avenue.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-05-12
To do is to succeed-our fight
Is wag'd in Heavens approving sight
The smile eff God is victory

We understand that some of the Distillers
are less loyal than We had formerly hoped :;
at least they are disposed to heed the law in
relation to their peculiar vocation, less than
we had predicted. Now the law in relation
to making whiskey out of bread grains is plain
and positive. Distillation is absolutely pro-
hibited after the 18th inst, and the penalty is
Imprisonment and perhaps a heavy fine.
Now we would advise those concerned to
heed the law abandon the Stills and 20 at
once to making corn for bread. The law will
certainly be enforced and thus serious eonse-
quences will be prevented.
We clip the above from the Franklin IN.
CD Carolinian, for the purpose of calling the
attention of all good citizens to the Distiller-
les. Let them be watched closely, and in
every case have speedy and condign punish
ment visited upon every distiller who violates
the law by continuing the distillation Of grain
into whiskey.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-05-12
Our Schools VS.. the War.

One of the most melancholy disasters at
tending the fearful war that is now sweeping
over the country, is the neglect our insti-
tutions of learning are suffering-the failure
of parents to send their boys and girls to
school. Fearful indeed will be the conse-
quences, if the education of the rising gener-
alton shall be neglected for a few years, as it
has beeen the year past. And this neglect
Is the more reprehensible, because there is
not the shadow of a reasonable excuse for it.
There is more money in circulation than we
have ever known, and all, therefore, have the
means of paying for the education of their
children. We have many schools, too, of the
very best character situated in secluded and
! distant portions of the State from the enemy's
| operations, where our sons and daughters
will be secure from the disturbance of the
foe. There is, then, no excuse for this la
mentable neglect.
Parents of the South! This is an impor-
| tant matter. 1t will never do for US to raise
up an ignorant generation to take the places
OF that enlightened one now falling under the
destroying influence Of the war. Our free
institutions must be preserved, and how can
that be done by a generation never taught to
understandor appreciate them ? Are we now
engaged in a life and death struggle for insti-
%tutions to be lost on the next generation that
is to hold the reins of government /? If they
are lost it will be our own fault-for while
we fight to establish them, We overlook the
NEST important step toward their perpetual
ton. If they are to be revered and fostered
by succeeding generations, those generations
must be taught to appreciate them-and how
can this be lone if education is neglected ?
Every parent should therefore, use his or her
utmost endeavor to support the schools ofthe
country. When they are suspended educa-
ton ceases, and the mind will be too much
absolbed in the events of the war to take a
days interest in their revival. They should
never be permitted to go down.