davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-18
New Advertisements.


The State of Louisiana ! 1Oth Judicial
Parish Of Cadtlo. District.
Succession OF Henry Mock, deceased.
IN Office is hereby given that p. NJ. Ma
thews has this day filed in the Clerks Office,
a petition praying to be appointed Admin
istratOr of the succession of Henry Mock,
deceased, and unless opposition be made
within ten days, the time prescribed by law,
said prayer will be granted and letters of
administration issue accordingly.
Given under my hand and seal of Office
this the l4th day of February, A. ID.
1862.
HOWARD DOUGLASS,
fsb15 Deputy Clerk.
The State Of Lox'sianu ! 1OtA judicial
Parish Of Caddo. ! District.
Succession Of Mary Mcclellan, decd
NOTICE is hereby given that II. Carlton
~ has this day filed in the Clerks Office,
II petition praying to be appointed Admin
istrator OF the succession OF Mary Mcclellan,
deceased, and unless opposition be made
within ten days, the time prescribed by law,
said prayer will be granted and letters OF
administration issue accordingly.
Given under my hand and seal of Office
this the l4th day OF February, a. d.
1862.
w HOWARD DOUGLASS,
teb1S Deputy Clerk.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-18
DENT.4.L NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned will be absent from
l. Shreveport until abcut March. Mr.. I.
l.. Samuel is my legal agent during my alb
sence, and viii collect my claims and dis
charge debts, whenever able so to do.
My former assistant will he found in the
office. s. HINSON, ID. D. S.
Shreveport, Jan. g, 1862.
Shreveport papers please copy one month,
discontinue my card until my return, and
present bills to Mr.. Samuel. S. Fl.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-18
Che Semi-aveeklg Dews.
Published on Tuesday and Friday.

To W hen subscribers see Time Expired,
stamped on their paper, it denotes that in
two weeks their time of subscription expires.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-18
Confederation Restaurants.

e (Formeriy Gaiety.)
- Adjoimang the Contcdera1ioa
Cofce House. iSHzercport, La.
NIIlS we'll Lnown and popular es-
L tablishme..t has been removed as
above, and is open for the .ccommo-
dation of the public. There will kc
found the best of game. fish, oysters.
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans markets afford
Meals furnished at all hours day or
night. Families and parties Will
lave their orders promptly atte-'dea'
20. no37vly
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-18

Cor. Market and MaldNp streets,
WILL give special attention to making
w Shoes for Ladies and Misses, and
hopes to receive liberal patronage in this
new enterprise. Repairing neatly executed
At shaft notice. s90-3E
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-02-18

Il Crucl Question.-The Cincin-
natl Inquirer has the impertinence
to ask:
We wonder what has become of
the disquisitions Of the great interna-
tiOnal law commentators, Edward
Everett, Caleb Gushing General Cass
and Reverdy Johnson, who demon
stratcd, through voluminous columns,
that the seizure of Mason and Slidell
by Capt. Wilkes was UNSUITABLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
TIE CAPruRrn RRRELs.

Gen. Tilehmsp VIVA st Gen. Grants headquarters
but HE staff and the entire garrison were stand M
about IL the fort talking with our men, Some Of tho
officers exhibited p'oinson Of gold lace upon tke,
care and coats They appeared in good spirits, 80.
serug that u ey bad made the best resistance they
could (which was certainly true, aud deeming it no
d,shouor 10 be captured under the circumstances.
Not go tie men, who in clothing, aud wrapped
in their blankets, looked good deal chagrned and
crestfallsn and seemed to regard the Yankees"
with Minis led curiosity and fear. One officer regret.
ted that Gen. Tilghman surrendered the Tort and iu
contents; his own method he said, alter ascertain.
ing could not bold out, would have been to spike
all the guns, apply slow matches to the magazines,
and then abandon the post, leaving US 10 find Is Q
mass OF RUNE But We coon learned lilile fact
quite sufficient 10 prevent them from carrying out
tlis amtble programme. The troops outside the
fort when they retreated 40 precptstey, took away
every horse in the command The frs. iotimaiion
that Gen. Tilghman, his staff and the garrison,
had of the intention, was to lind they had
gone. and not even left behind the favorite st.ed
Of Gen. 1iIghmsn, which be described a.
lone Of the finest, Sir, in the Southern Con'ed'
eracy." Beside the dishouor of plebean exit on
foot the officers would have had little chance Of
escaping fm our cavalry and shells, SO they put the
best face upon It and surrendered They declared
they had been shamefulIy neglected 10y their Gov
eminent, AS they had asked again and sgain for 70
enforce ueuts, and expected them hourly. They
we're very bitter in their mhedictions upon Gen.
Polk. declaring that the ID old bishop" did MOI
know there Wac any place in the world outside Of
Columbus.
SIZE AND ARMAMENT OF THE FORT.
A letter found in The quarters Of one Of the Rebel
officers described the folt as the largest and best
constructed In the Southern Confectionery" This 10
probably true; engineers are surprised at its di-
meusons aud armament, and slate that it would 70.
qure force Of ut lest ten tfousand men to defend
it. Nevertheless it is very badly located, being com.
nauded BY hill half mile below, where our
troops could have planted batteries and reduced It,
Deoeseary Tie Rebels admitted it's poor petition,
aud sait il was located by q Yankee engineer, one
Of Gov Ishams pete born in Massachusetts, whow
they strongly suspected Of treason. Renegade North.
erners in the seryi.e Of the e envy, may infer The
thanks they are likely to receive for their apos.scy
There Was an inpregnable spot, they said 10 nlies
below, where il should bave been located; but the
work " as commenced last Summer and regard for
Kentucky neutrality, which they mathematical very
heartily prevented is CRAFTY ing TO ieaI that thai
greatest Of modern bumbugs has proved injurious 70
the Rebels as we'll as TO us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

now THE REBELS IDLE IN THE LAST DliCh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

AIror rod trutd with pfotg fsten upon the bottom
OF boats gi up stream abd at npon
ia lever connecting win trigger to explode cap and
fJBe the powder
Ct snVssbss cortsiuing 70 pounds powder.
D-Anchors to hold iopedo 10 place.
Lieut. Phelps dragged lor them, and drew them up
by ropes, at such dissrce as to be out Of danger
which proved useless precsution as not single
exploded, and the powder in those he opened was
completely soaked and worthless. They were de-
signed to have the prongs come up within few
inches Of the surface bu, as the fresbe has raised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
III RETURNS TIE COMPLIMENT.

GOOD shooting that, " cooily observed Cant. Por.
ter, as The ball invaded hi, private apartment; now
we will show them ours" And be made his n,,ui,e
good by dropping shell from one Of bi, oincL Doh.
gre0s riSt into the fort, where it exploded io, IA
IL struck the ground. He then paid bis respecs 10
group Of Rebels the west bank with another she'll
which exploded within a few yards Of them apd
hey suddenly scattered in all directions Capt Por-
ser lof the navy ia a Georgian who has three some
In Tie Rebel army. His wife also is in the South,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-02

TIE NAPIER HoUsE-coRNER OF FOURTEENTH
street end Fourth nysnne r. herssfer 70 be Kept
European TVan elegantly furnished Rooas 10 be ented 70
yestenen on moderate terms meals served In The sla.
'aaC Of all hourE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-02

LrAIsTAFF TAyERN--s7 ooURT srREKTJBRooKGYN
Fine Ales, Wine. GhePs steals ksrsets A., 4s
gracss ne fronspahdr Paintsag Niltaker, from lie.
2QcIp& PHILLIPS. Host
Trying House. NEW YORK, BROADWAY AND
TweHh street, entrance 10 Twelfth s.te<t.-This frR
class house open and wibc sondwct su Ne Eu.
ropsan pan Charges moderate. -
s sE2; W T. T Eas lrr.p..s..ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-02

REMOVALS..
KEPpELuAM, InPoRrER OF C0LoRs Am,
-hs UJestrns, and agent fer Mobiles Hoares Rnrish
coach Varnish has renewed from - Plat street. 10 6s F
Con street. fosr doors west OF BROADWAY.
NoTrcE 1.-The AGENCY FOR TEE SALE OF GOODS
=, TH Ais' UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
VH - removed the LIST OF Nay next frsm Ne UB lab.
- - EY. a. EADpEN. PresIden@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOK ON PHYSIOLOGY. This WORK OF II.
IN Bostwiks, the effects OF indiscretons OF youth,
giving advice 70 those about 70 marry !. used In all the
clans and the Bosop Surgical journal says It's the most
useful work Of the Kind 70 be had Price IL Mailed By Il.
warner No. vesey street It Godfrey's ssl Broadway,
Of Broadway where Dr. may be consulted from A. NJ.
until T. NJ, sonddentiay.
NEW BOOK ON MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DECAY
AN Read II for contains hsrvctions whereby used up
eosstu.ons may be nvgoeted and selfnicted diseases
suthor Dr. BARROW ,iM Blocker street, four doos
from Maalougal New FORK Pripe 70 cents In postage
stamps. Consultations from II TN 2 and'from tlls.
THE MARRdAaE GUIDE, OR NATURAL HISTORY OF
Generaon-A private Instructor for married persons,
thos about 70 marry both male aud fepals BY Fredici
bsessss Of Is denssslve 0rrns wkh numefes ensrav:
improved, aud brought aown 10 We present day Prse g.
s I'm y nc;shst x Nassau ou 49, ale L. vi
bsokselors ad newsdealcrs In the United States and
Canaaa Also fsur other works ~ Nc saline author Send
Tor ceioeue. The onv coca works Of the KING pub
hsed -Msdoai Journal. Dr. Hqucks once IL 90 Broad-
way. Hosn 10 ~ dAiv, e9eeIA Sundays Boz s606 fost
oaee. Special only 70 those peculiar De-
sorlbedf6 Ma wen krbwn boSks snd eoturss
= L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-02

T,oR sALE-THE LEASE, FURNITURE, STOCK AND
Fixtures of three story boarding house and saoon Of
sixteen situated block from Broadway Will be
sold sacrifice. Inquire premises Dahlia Saloon. l57
Mercer street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-02

Good VIII Of Grocery Flour and Feed Store, mile
the city. Satisfactory for selling
price 5O Call address r. FULLY No. Rose Street,
ri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-02

DOR SALE-A SPLENDIDLY PAYING MANUFAC-
turing business located in the city of New York.
be made to and has paid profit Of 5000 year. Ad-
dress business, Herald Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

TIE PRISTERs' FREE LrBRARr.-A special meet
ing of The New-York typographical Society, called
to consider subject of much importance to the in
stituton and OF interest to the public-namey, the
Future of the Printers Free Lbrary-was held on
Saturday evening" at the rooms of tue Society, No.
Chambers street. From q variety of causes, but
principally in consequence Of heavy defalcation,
which compelled the pledging Of the dividends on
the invested fund of the society or the sacrifice OF
securities il was deemed essential to the permanent
success of the institution and matter Of justice to
It's beneciaries that some important change should
be made and the closing Of the Library, not only to
the public and the craft, brt to the members Of tho
society. was proposed. The matter was pressed upon
the society at previous meeting, and though the
necessity of some movement WAS unanimously con.
ceded, this project met with most determined oppo-
slion the members believing that the closing OF tho
library wonld result in it's permanent failure. A
committee was finally appointed, consisting Of
Messrs. Peter Z. Baker, of the firm of Baker & God.
win, Jas. White, OF the firm Of Nesbitt & Co., and
Wm ii. s. Werrey to consider the expedency Of
continuing the library aud to devise ways and
means. The report Of the committee presented On
Saturday evening showed that the friends Of tho IN
situlion had noby met the exgency, and that tnefg
WIS good prospect that the library would be Plaoe1
in position OF security and permanence WHICH ~ -
has not for many years enjoyed. Inc reaoius 49,
report brought out in gratifying manner tno
est with which this valuable collection o. WI WIS c.
regarded by the members of the TyPograPnlssn,
cietv. The library will be continued as here.oio,c
in its present location, No. Chambers n,hi;s
was also decided to insugurate 'o,S' @ "a p os
meetings at the rooms Of sa' and Of special Value to
.;9,s-s wi1I be read All engaged IN the typo
Pn;oa, srt will be invited to be present. These
oo.caas;ons promise to be OF mucn interest,"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
1862. THE 1862.
HFNNHYIYANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its competitions, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fsog NEw YORK TO THE PRrNclfAL WEsIyEs CITIES
Eight tleins dsy from Newiogk 20 Piadelph.s via
NswIeT'ey nnd Camden and a AnbSy boz line % nv r,,,s
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURTLANOT-ST
BY way Of PhsdsPhs the morning. passengers leave Now
At y N, one hour later than other lines.
By Of Allentown, evening passengers leave r. H.
three hours later than the Northern lines and by both routes
arrive az the tine Northern lines IN Chicsfo and al
points ia the Northwest Cresine Indianapolis Louisville,
g. Louis, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati. AID all main
PORTS West with fewer changes OF cars:
Pittsburgh 355 miles and New ork to Psbbrsh 40 miles
Smoking and Saloon Cars ON sl trains
Fare the same q other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, good until used. BY Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tho Pennsyly,nia Central Company runs en- Emsrant
travel parties moving Nestwd at one half ths usual rates
ei fare. .e,
By this route, sh,s Of oil descriptions can bs Forwarded
ard from any point the Railroads OF Ohio Kentucky In
diana Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, OF Missouri. by RAIL.
ROAp plhEGr or to any Ret Un the na's''e 'e Of
The rates Freight and from any point In the West by
the Penny Railroad at all times ., favorable ., are
charged By other Railroad Compsie Merchants aud ship
pers n,rusting tho transportation Of their Freight to this Com
rspy, rely with eoIhdeSes on Y. ,pesdJ transit
y,-p.r, and Dealer, in Live STOCK will ard this nd
vsntsreou, route. Cspscious YaTds well wa'eed and
Piled with every convenience have been opened on this ne
and ito and eveIY stso9 p,d 70 snr M
feeding sud resting choice h offered Of the PiiLADEL
PHIA NEW YoEk and baltimore mARXhIs.
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Pssst ngcr Agent No. \ As.orHouse.
LEIGH Co.. Freight Agents, -
No. / Astor House and No. | South Willisrnst
MCDONALD BIscHofF E",s.s' s.,'sa..p.e. Ass.l.
ENOCH LEWIS. General sup't. Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

ARRIVAL ers s,ss1MGsH sEs 1.1 ..TIvsS S.s
nigns 10 leave his command for time, on 90
sompesm conn, Of iii health We understand that be is suffer.
' from violent attack Of rheumatism. dispod
,;1Sn Vas manifested to get up demonstration IN
honor Of the General, upon his arrival. but, at hiS
urgent request, nothing of the kind yss done. hs
alton Of bis health. lSt. Louis Eve. News. lSsh.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
FURNITURE SALE in BROOKLYN.

y
THURSDAY. Apfh j., -.
A, ocloc. III Al No - lsi.p.cs, between Clntsn and
Uenry-sts.
HANDSOME FUINIrt RE-Rosesooi Parlor suite In
hrorl,e~ pieces with splendid Fnnrh fiste fieI
Gss win rich caIved cIlicss sud Pier Table elesan'
and marble Mantle C0cs, Lace tuiiaa I4pe'l.y
Bfu.se Carpets Oh oiis hanisomO uaac. .ny Extension
Table, Ok blae and hairs foseuood and ehogany 'ha'
Der Furniture rich China Diune Br.ssa'i, and Tea sS'
rich Gu. Glass with Kitchen FGfni'1re. &C.
SAME DAY, 49,
Immediately ahsr The above s u o'clock p , No. loJ
Let place hstween ,o,rt nd Sniitlisi-
HANDSOME FURNITURE Rosewood isElor Suite In
hrocsieil- psc-s with Piano Et@ere, marble
Ns..- oval Mirror rich me jsion vevs Carpe. ocic,hs
ro.cw aod and mahogany usrhietop Chamber Furniture Mat
Chns and Olsssvae 8c, with Kitchen Furniture
Catalogue. a, the sslesroOn on wednesday.
II you requif, the services o Agctoneer ths season
be ore yen d-cide, call JO5EPH HEOEMAN. With =
per.on experience OF "a yeas IN The business IN this y
The srses, And best arranged sssTooms the most obgns
and fsLfg assistant most OF whom have been with us o
years past aud unequaled facilities FOR tho prompt ana
.aato conduct of business original sys
Offer srircs at Uniform and moderate charge
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
AmnsemenIs
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

UNHEARD or ATTRACTIONS
Not one 1.-THE of which establishment
even at the Museum.
COMMODORE MUTT, the smallest man alive.
THE BELGIAN GIANT the largest d,I man alive:
SEA LION MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON the AQUAHIA,
with its multitude Of besuful LII LiNo FISH the MAZDA
Monkey. LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, WAX FIGURES,
LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, and NEAR MILLION other
CURIOSITiFS. ,oD,..>,,,,,
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
EVERY AFTERNOON at o'clock, and EVERY EVEN
ING, at "a consisting Of
HOP o. MY THUMB; or THH OGRs AND DWARF,
IN which COM. MUTT appears as the DWAH ena tne
BELGIAN GIANT the OGRE other characters ~ sns
or BEAUTY, followed by .~.a
THE FARCE, LESSON FOR LOVERS,
IN which Mrs. J. J. PRIOR Miss C. ALLFORD aud Messrs
HADAWAY and NAGLE appear. ,,
No PRoYass or OBSCENE LASGUAoE permitted on the
stage, or Intoxicating drinks on the premises.
Admission to all only IS children under 10. Is cta
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
Sales bp Auttlon.

A UCTlON SALE of valuable w T 4 X
IA POWER aud BUILDINGS Of an extensive Msnufac
turing Establishment at Matsswsn Eew-York April 2 ct
10 H. by order OF the supreme Court For particulars Of
the property ses hsndbiils. to DO bad Of LEONARD
BUDD, No. IT'S Water st, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

A. NJ MyRvIS, Auctloueer.
S T. WILLIAMS, No. 3j3 BROADWAY,
-. VIII Sell. through MssUs. BANGS. MkRNiN a Co,
Of public Auction, without reserve, commencing
on MONDAY 2is: inst,
aud continuing throughout the wee ;, 10 o. each day
THE EXTENSIVE STOCK
MIRRORS. FRAMED AND UNFRAMED ENoRAv.
ISGS, OIL PAINTINGS. PORTRAIT AND
PICTURE FRAMES. ORNAMENTAL
BASES CORNICRs. So.
contained Ia said establishment,
Amons the OIL Paintings VIII be found the eslsbrned large
original Of Niagara" BY 0ignouf; tho important picture
S.bbaih Evening" by George Harvey II. s. A. Land
Storm" by Iun.. worhs by George Hall Sonntss Odd-,
Nchoi. Cuyeghouse. and others. Also Framed and I'm
framed Euu.vngs in Immense Variety the stter including
wo,t, OF al tho leading artist, Of the English French, and
Oernsn schools suitable for framing or the portfolio.
the sale will be persmptory purchasers rely upon
an opportunty supply themselves such perhaps has
never before occurred 10 this city.
Catalogues will De resdy on Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16


" From foot of Coutandtst. t.-COnuecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lsckswsnna and estern Railroad
and u Esstoo with Lehigh Valley Railroad and its
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
= SPRING Observation-Disclosures March %, 1852
Leave New-Yok az follows:
HisRIsBrKe f1PRx.s-At a m; l., FOR Ea'ton, Reading
Po.tsyile Harrisburg, Msuoh Chunk w Nnisnsport. &c.
MAI TEATN-At a. III. for Esston, Water Gap. Scran.
ton Great Bend Pitston, Wilkesbsrre, &c.
" II. TpxouGH TKAIs-For Easton, Mauch Chunk, VII
lisr-p~rt Readinr Po4tsvillc. Harrisburg, 10.
Ar THRopGR rRAINfof Esston, bethlehem, Auentewn,
and Mauch Chunk. -
5:20r. IT, WAY TRAIN-For Somervine.
SyA WEs1kss flPssss-ror Eaton. Allentown, Read.
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping from
Jersey City through TO Pittsburgh.
EXPRESS TRAN FOR HAganBuKa-The . IN. Express
Train from New York orves at Harrisburg at p connect
ing Fast and Pennsy Railroad Northern
Central Railroad North aud South and with the Cumber
land Valley Railroad
Tur THRorsa ExpsEss TRAIN rcR TINS WEST leaves
Ncw.York at p M daily Sundays excepted mixing close
connection Harrisburg wit Pennsylvsnia RAtoad-wh no
change OF to Pittsburgh and bat to Cincinnati and
Chcsgo. Four hours time ia saved by taking this train
ELx,pErHPoRr Arp NEw-iorK ksRRr-Lesve New
YORK from Pier No. North River At 1880 and II M J2o
4:3D and j:4o ?. N. - -
Tie bost. stop at Bergen Point and Manners Haibor every
4 % each JOHN u sIEhNS, SUPERINTENDENT
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
NEw-YORK g. NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
MINTER ARRANGTMENT.

~ ..hINiLR ARRANGEMENT. lSOl
D. OoAMENClN0 NOVEMBER 49, 1861.
h-Ht1ee % Eth-tt ~
Pom. TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:
10 Z. d. m, NLJi R:l5, S:1otE1)i 3;0
30 % Snds'por' m, lE1), l2;ls 800 Er)i $50
1S h,S,d Stafford Fairfield Southport and westpor
For rSoryS ':g and 4:JJ p. IN.
nspm' "s'sA 10. l2:l5, $3.50. (EI); $780, $50, S;
sp. psi's0 ~ md Greenwich. T. $50 TO- l2I5 $50 40
~ 80 ss'sS',d sSe CHS; nj i2,ls $3.50. CEr 3:
sn:.;sf s.,S sn sae nD;s,dists stations s3oa H. H.
Wv N"e''s. ~ i. a.a New bchslle Q o. N
Ivp..,.. CONNECTING TRANS
D.. ppos.on, via Springfield ga M IFn" a.aofrx,
Js, p4,n ppos,on via Shore Line l2:lS - o 'ho IN
GIl ss a ny and Springfield, Ca M, 1g.l 2:ls s:3o.
as sT i, qss1Dssdsot River Railroad 10 Montreal
On I2isn rEo'iierce, and Fi.hkin Rsilroad. Am.
ss SI2Ias'sn, 2Is EewL0adon, and stoninx,on R.iIe.d
Fsf lioa,,,osni,o nsosd l2;l5 p N. to Northampton.
ForNso,stnsI' t.Si.Io nSiio "a 70 Pit,sls.d. a Ii.
Dor D,nSasns.L - Lhailfosd &. IN $3.50 o. IA.
Coumos,on s sne So'wsk Railroad, T. a. NJ, $50 D. m
''eePl,s Sers attached TO y. train.
- JAMES II. H0YT Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

WILLIAM DUMONT, Auctioneer-il
w .omo HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIANO &C., at AUCTIoN-WLLIAM DUMoNT will
.s At auction on THURSDAY, April IT, at 10y O'Clock, at
No IL ~. Tlmothy'a place. 32tst, between sih sid
prosdwAy general assortment Of handsome HOU sEhOLO
rlNNTGRE consisting OF Wilton, tapestry and brussc.
.rr.t, pier and mantle Glssses rosewood sofs covered
with ,a,n dsmsski large drawing lhs 20 match ia
n.rb T,gere Center Table rosewood PsnofoTte oetsve
by Chcksrng; Telc aT..e, Cut 0ls,s China Dinner se
ro,ewood Bedeads. Hair Mattrssses msToctop Bureaus
Dining Table, &c. Catalogues now ready
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
CUPREME COURT. = THE GALLATIN

C,UPREME COURT. - THE GALLATIN
- EmE INSURANCE COMPANY or THE CITY or
NEN.YORK sg.inst ROSWELL d. HATCH sndoTHERs
In pursuance OF the judgment Of the above entitled Court
in hs above entitled action the 25th day Of March,
1862 the Referee appointed ID aud by said judgment for tho
iii Sell at Public Auction, al the Merchants TX.
change In the City of Eewfort on the 18th day Of April
I@sa ,hrougb H. II. LUDLOW Real Estate Anctionser,
b. certain lot of LAND situate In the City Of NewYok
and bounded az follows Beginning at point the north
side Twenty ninth street eighty iee we. OF ths north
corner Of the Fouhsys and Twenty ninth street
them. running north parallel to Fourth ninety eight
fact thence south parallel to ninety
eight to the north .de Of Of Tw.n,y street
feat 10 the polnt OF beginning Dated March as 1861
'' ~ JOHN B. HA8KlN, Refsrss.
II Roossr Plaintiff Attorney. mhl6 Paw 3w.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
JinanciaI.
TRxAsuRHR's OvrcB.

CLHvRLAsp AND ToLxDo RAILROAD Co,
CIEvyLAsD, Ohio, March a. 1864
A DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT will
"A be paid 10 the Stockholders Of this Company ths sh
day Of April next ths Office Of Messs VERMfLYE Co,
Nsw-Yek Ater the 25th day Of May nex the dividends
remaining unpsid will be paid at the Office Of the Company u
Cleveland, ia sight exchange OF Now York -
The Transfer Books Of tho Company viii closs the lsh
day of April ncxt o'clock aud remain closed untA
the 10Th day Of April, at 10 o'clock g. m.