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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-20

EOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
\ DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester at 1890 a. ~, connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK arriving in New York by the Shore Line Exprest
at T.35 p m. P. ST. NJ. ANDREWS Supt
Supt's Office, Nor. l. wor. Railroad
Norwich Feb, l, 1880.
eR-Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-20

V5ss5sas5sssss7 PROVIDENCE & WOR.
lEs|=5ss====s5=.9 CESTER RAILROAD. = Summer Al
July l. 1851
Passenger trains will leave for Providence
and way stations, at 100 and l30 m, and 400 D. M
Providence for Worcester and stations, 20 and
IL. As a. m, and 40 p.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $780, 7.2O,
$50 1889 las, a. m, 1900 m, 100, $50, $50,
AGO, $50, $50, 100 500 p. m. ''
Leave Valley Falls SIS, 90, co. S.5S, 1000 IL 90
1876 p " ~
The worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to and from Newport morning and even
Ing and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock ana
Commonwealth to and from New York via Stonngton.
AT worcester Junction with Trains and from the
western, Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg and Wor
cester Boston and Worcester and Worcester and MOI
witch Railroads.
through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained at the Office of the Company in Proy
dence, at as low rates as by any other route.
s. II. TABOR. Smut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-17
The New York World SAYS that thereafter

The New York World says that hereafter
free discussion Of the management Of the ad-
ministration must be received with as lttle de-
ference Of scrupie as III time Of peace at
least. it intends To exercise it.
\ clerk in the l. 5. AIarshaI Office II \.
|. has forged checks aud obtained money ,lTon
them from some Of the banks. ard attempted
Treasurer at \. York
The late Gen Reno, t. s H. recently killed
in battle. was q brave and accomplished officer.
\ great many cattle and horses has Lately
been driven over from Maryland into Virginia;
also, some grain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-17
THE ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE.
Movements on Monday.

The army correspondent Of the Baltimore
American has the following statements rela-
tive 10 reported operations On AJonday we have
IS yet; no other account.
'General Mcclellan pursued the Cont;.,lor
ates Oh Monday morning with bis reserves and
large body Of fresh troops. The enemy took
the road towards the river at .iiarper's Ferry
and at Shepherslstowr and he was pursuing
them and Smelling their retreat with great loss.
In several contests on Monday, where they
made stand, the Federal troops charged OH
them with such vigor. that they fell back from
point to point In great haste.
The battles and advantages obtuDed Oh
Monday are thought to b superior iii inror-
lance and brillaMcy to those ct>unday bray
ton 5 South Carolina Brig;s ie is entirely gone
either killed, wounded OF prisoners. The 18th
Michigan, a new regiment did up this brigade
first with bullets and finally with the bayonet.
Howell Cobb was wounded was wounded and
taken prisoner Everything was based OF.
Harper Ferry holding out, and il it had done
50 until Monday evening the greater portion of
the Confederate army would have been captur-
ell. as they could not have crossed atthe Ferry.
tie was pushing on them last evening, how
ever, very close, and is reported to have sent
to the rear 5000 prisoners, and tour batteries.
Colonel Strong OF the 18th Virginia, and
Colonel James, Of the Bird South Carolina Bat
TALON, were killed on Sunday last, and their
bodies left in possession of the Federal troops
The South Carolina brigade was very severely
handled
General Hatch, commanding King diyi-
sion, who is sick, was slightly wounded The
Major Of the Goth Pennsylvania, was killed.
Capt Brady, Of the 18th Pennsylvania Re
serves, was killed.
It is said that both Sigel and Heintzle1nan
are on the south side of the Potomac.
Hospitals for the wounded in the late battles
near Hagerstown are being established at Fred
erck. Two thousand beds were sent them
yesterday.
DR., Milkau has been appointed general ST.
perintendent of all the hospitals il and around
Washington.
The capture Of Harpers Ferry puts the
Confederates in possession Of quantity Of
commissary stores, a number of wagons and
horses, and some fine cannon. The amount Of
ammunition on hand was small.
Gunboats are now said to be stationed fifteen
miles apart from Washington to the mouth Of
the Potomac, and tugs patrol the river con
stantly.
There are 1870 patients in hospitals in
Washington and Alexandria. Within the last
week over 900 have been removed to New
York, Philadelphia, and Point Lookout on
the Potomac.
The n. Y Post tells large story Of the
freaks Of lightning in France. 4 young girl
was struck by lightning and changed to boy.
Whereupon a Western paper remarks: 1.-THE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-17
Second week Of

Second weak Of
PROF Z. ". KIRBTE.
The great Versatile Performer.
MASTER GEORGE,
In L ESchellc 'Irapezc. posturng &c.
4. H. TALBOTT,
The unrivaled Comedian and Stump Orator.
W. JEAN CIOSkj
The wonderful Bonclcss Man.
DICK PllRKER
The eccentric Darkey and artistic Banjost.
MISS EMMA MILES,
The graceful and finished Danseuse.
MISS NELLIE T1ILOR,
The Singing Fnchantrnss.
LITTLE ELLA.
In her pretty Songs and Dances,
And anew orchestra Of
FIRST CLASS PERFOR u EKS.
rs Doors open at s! o'clock-Performanc
l. commence at . . clock.
PRICES OF ADM1ssIoN.--To Main Hall, .
cents to Orchestra 80 cents @]s,dies 10 Orches-,
TIA, - cents. sep ib-ff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-17
rur POSITION OF AFFAIRS.
,q,oo the Wasllin@fon Republican,

.tb;no but the genera facts that the Federal
,,r.a. had carried certain heights upon which
no enemy had made stand and that it was
ls.overel. the next morning, that he had re
,yo,tel during the night Oflosses upon either
si3p Gen, Mcclellan said very little, }or the
raasop. doubtless that the reports Ct the Fed
a., generals engaged IN the battle had not
then been made to him.
The Baltimore American, npon the authority
i nriyate alyices, says That The battle lasted
nearly the whole day the contest being TO drive
tho Confederates from the mountain heights:
which command the E1agerstoVn road at Il point
bsveen 1Iidd!etown and Boonsboro
T also speaks Of itas the battle which was to
decide the fate Of Western Maryland. We do
not undeslnd things at all 10 thatway, On the
contrary, it appears to rs nothing more than a
I contest resulting from stand made, at an ad
yali2ge0'1s point By The rear guard OF retreat
! ing army,
Gu the next day, Monday, according to the
tepgrams from Harrisburg, Gen. Ilongstreet
! was at Boonesboro with thirty thousand men.
IIagerstown was not occupied BY the Confede-
rates but By a small force Of Pennsylvania
troops,
4 The Frederick, Md, correspondent Of the
Baltimore American, is indignant at the con
sducot the Federal troops in Frederick county
lie says: 1T is difficult to point to an act Of
4 vandalism perpetrated by the Confederate sol
oilers during their occupation Of Frederick,
!. while countless host Of stragglers are crawl
!. ing after the Federal army devastating the
country for miles along their devious line of
q march. In squads Of tWos and threes or more,
B these coWardly skulkers are rambling along the
country roads rohbing hen-roosts, destroying
. orchards and killing stock, until many Of our
turner's are left without the food necessary for
. their families Unless thiseyil Of 'stragglng''
!. aoaed It is useless to try to fill up regiments.
!. They will become depleted faster than they can
.srccruit.'
!. 4 chicago paper publishes a sensational re-
..P TT Of an Indian logging Gen. Pope's foot
steps while in that city.
8 Inc Peace Society of London has issued an
s."''uesS to the people Of the United States,
FsNS that the time has come when an attempt
I%.oolo be made to arrest the destructive CON
'.'"'' that Is being carried on 1t deprecates
IE.''' interference with American affairs but
81 81, '"0 as would prove acceptable to Americans,
81 1t says surely the idea Of friendly mediation
""% 0e entertained without any derogat;on Of
'|00al dignity" It argues that there are
"a; '"o alternatives to issue out Of the war
8 '":E the utter determination Of one Of the
111''c> 70 IT, or some form Of accommodation
81. 'p'"promlse between the contending sides
">"s' Is It not better to have recourse to
a.. later at once, before the feelings Of the
VI -N and South heco,aa hnraaInsel,, inAarnn a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-17

T Z E G III Il /,
CORNER or ROYAL and C-4NERON SITS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER PROPRIETOR
Ts7HIS old and well-known house continues to
/ offer to the resident sojournlng ana traFe1lhg
public every comfort and convenience,
Obliging and attentive assistants, weli-spTeao
ia bic and pleasant sleeping rooms: have long
been among the essentials OF this establishment
.lN IT
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
TNURNIyURE SALES IN BROOKLYN,
II By JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCfI0NEER

THIK K5DA1, APHIL II,
Al Qecock A. NJ al No 70 First place. between Clinton
HANDSOME runNIT HsnRy s.Ise.s p.ror s n
nel seyen pieces with covers splendid French plate Pier
Glass with rich carved Cornccs and Pier Table: elegant
bronze marble Mantel Clock Lace Curtains Tapesiry
Brussels Carpets 0ccths handsome mahogany Extension
Chamber Furniture, rich China Dinner, Breakfast Tea
Sets; rich Cut Glass, with Kitchen Furniture, &C.
Immediately after the above ls o'clock p NJ at No. ic3
First place, bctween Court and Smith streets.
HANDSOME observation-disclosures Parlor Suit In
brocatec pieces with Piano. Eagerc,
Vases oval Mirror rich medallion Velvet Carpets Oots
yoseweoa aud mahogany marble top Chamber Furniture
Mattresses. China aud glassware, &c. with Kitchen Furn
ture.
Catalogues At the saicsroom on Wednesday
IL require the services Of aucioner this be-
fore you decide, call on JOSEPH HEGEMAN with per
sona experience OF twcntyone the business la this
city The largest and best arranged saesrooms, the
obgins and faithful assistants most of whom have been
with US Tor ten years past and unequaled facilities for the
prompt and satisfactory conduct OF business
crate charge.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16


. Al public auction this day wednesday, April 10
Az the elegant Residence Sixteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues
Sale Commencing at ia O'clock, VII
=. SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD flANOrOhIE
the richest instrument offered at auction TINS season su
perbly round corners iuu IRON
plate overstrung bass ali the modern improvements, made
nounoed superior rosewood Canterbury, do
STOOL French cloth Cover Book and
Secretary Encoignures Lady Work Table, Writing Desk
French Plate Pier Mirrors marble slabs and Brackets two
large Mante Mirrors, richly carved frames; Embroidered
Lace Curtains French Shades, Cornces two magnicent
;oIored satin brocade OF the richest description, carv
sd In solid rosewood; Tete-aTee Sofas two Arm
snd eight Oval Back Chairs rosewood Centre Tables
statuary marble top TO match the suis Eageres lined
with satinwood, marble top mirror doors and back hg
baant ecinng Easy Chars Pier Card and Qnarette Tai
bles; Oh Paintings, by Cole, lnnan, Legrand Seeres
glaw and other eminent artists Assumption Virgin Mary
by fngernagle two superb match Paintings black walnut
Hatstand Chairs to maich Ocoth Stair Carpets Cham
beEngsh Brussels Carpets rosewood marble Top Dress
Bureaus Bedsteads and Commodes 10 match; Toe Ia
bl8 Shaving Stands Rockers Couches Arm and oval BACK
Chairs covered In satin Spring and Hair
Beds Boisters and Pillows oval Mirrors Pastel rainngs
Decorated China Toilet Sets, Broatel Curtains &C. Upper
Rockers Dining koomSolid carved oak Bur
let statsry marble top; Herzs patent Extension Table
Arm Chairs Couches, elegant sets Crystal and Ruby CLASS
DecAnters Wines Goolets Chanpagnes, Lemonades Tum
biers Celery Fruit and Preserve Stands Finger Bowls,
HybS and Gold Liquor sels, Gold and China
foryfour pieces; solid silver Dinner aud Tea Sets Silver
ware, Coffee Urn, Casters, Cake Baskets Napkin Kings.
6poUus Forks Ivory Handled Table Cutlery Also Base
mont and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
WINES AND LIQUORS.

fJ,HE CAPTAIN WAS AT FAY's, 1a2 BROADWAY, AND
l. had superb lunch Wondered why inc n Voione i aa
not kept his appointment Bring along the Bu run relics
0, ~ o'clock tomorrow place. Love W hautlA,
sarah Jane Is as lively esever,
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

FOR SALE.

Cd nm CAsH.-FOR SALE, THE LARGEST
YA:OOO Restaurant in New York, situated corner OF
brosiwsy above Broome street. four entrances eight ca
ads supper rooms marble hoos and In the most rect
order no agents need apply cheap rent and now making
money ror particulars lqure after y O'Clock OF A DE-
GkOOr, 81 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
A UcrIoN NNoTICE.-ERNsT ROTH, AUcIIoNEER
IA An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HUUSKKEEPEkS AND THR TRADE.


Ths day April IL, at clock sely the elegant Fur
uure of the large dwelling house No l28 Waverley place
east Of Sixth avenue consisting Of handsoms Brussels and
Carpets GLASS; China and Silver Ware, Table Cut
ery rich China Ware Tea Sets three elegant
Psror Sus covered rich sn brocate silk and hair
Etagere with mirror back and doors; Cen
trc ana Pier Tables Lace Curtains Oval French Mirrors
rich China Paintings rosewood and mahogany Bed
steads Bureaus Wasbsands Hair Mattresses, Beds Bed.
ding Blankets Clocks Mirrors Sofa Beds Lounges spring
seat ChAirs Corner and Bookands Tea and Extension
Tables Dining Chairs, Buffet Shades, Ocoths, Stair Car
Chandelier. Sale positive
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

CE0RGE uoLBRooK, AUcTIoyEER--oFrIcE 900
brcadwsy-wi give his personal attention TO sales Of
Furniture ~ the residences of families breaking nm
keeping Also at Dry Goods Grocery Stores Saloons
&c. Best OF reference given prompt returns made
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
DEoRgE UoLppooK.

(1E0RoE MoIgn0oK. AuCT1oNEER-oFFIcE 800
affect Sixth avenue the Furniture OF the hoss con
listing Of hne assortment Of Paror Chamber aud Kitchen
Furniture On Saturday, In Thrteth street. beautiful es
vortment OF Furniture,
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
SHIPPING.

E,oR LIvERPOOIc-oLD BLACK STAR LrNE.-THE
packet ship BELLE WOOD, lying pier 20 East river,
ss April 2i. The clipper ship AbELAIDE salts April So
For passage Apply TO WILLIAMS GuION 40 Fulton street.
LoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE-sIIIP UNDER.
WRITER pier 30 East rivcr sails the 18th OF April
For from the old country at low rates drafts
England or Ireland eppy TO TAPSC0TT co. 50 South
street
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
SALES AT AUCTION.

~ COTTON, AUCrIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
= househod Furniture French Plate Mirrors Tapestry.
IAree ply and Ingram Carpets Ocoths Curtains Shades
Sc' S,Tls day. "Wednesday April L. at iOh o'clock at
10 ~ Gre ne street. near Amy street. the enre geneel
furniture OF the house, comprising In part tevet Tapestry
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocoths Suits or
Parlor Furniture ctel; large Plate
Curtains Shades mahogany French Bedseads, Hair Mat
tresses Spring Beds Dressing and Plain Bureaus, marble
Top Centre aud Gard Tables mahogany Chairs Sofas Hall
AI.SO-At the same time lot of
Bonnets finished and together with all the Coun
ters Fixtures. Signs Sale Will be without reserve and
goods must be removed tod and Tomorrow
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

DAwNBRoKERs TICKETS PURCHASED FOR CASH
OF clothing, Sc On hand and for sale, Business and
Frock Coats Cashmere Panoons Fancy Vests first
class Suits a S5 $50 No 44S Hmc street. near roa way
GEORGE LEvIk, Commits ss ion Merchant
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

STAMMERING CURED-IN A FEW MISSIONS. AP.
- ply 70 u. VALE, Tea her Of Navigation Surveying,
Draugntng, with Perspective 4c 35l Pearl street co 1f
Frankfort lcntIancc In Frankfort. .strecD, NJ
rI'o THOSE WISHING EFFICIENT INSTRUCTION IN
Education, at the lowest prico by experienced gra du
ate Of Yale College speaking French huenty; would ex
change for board Address X. Dayton No Carroll place
Beecker street, or call at one or six O'clock r. M.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
EDWARD sCHENCK, AucTroNEEg
SPAN OF FAST HORSES WAGON AND HARNESS.

10, at O'clock at :. '' -f''
ysndewaer's Club House, near i25lh street,
span OF ecgnn black Horses 1fI hands high perfectly
snatcned M aud nine years old sound and
venue spenula Team or gentleman; rot inside OF
1.50 tegether cost the present Ala, I,,L
Wagon, double Harness, blankets Whip, &C. GU
Will BE- positively sold without reserve
Can be at the private stable Mott sreet one oo,
below Blcecker, until the day oil sale. - 49,
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
LOAN OFFICES.

n price advanced Diamonds, Watches Jewelry
Pianos, Dry Goods segars &C. N. b. Pawnbrokcrs Tick
cts bought H. NEWTON, " Beecker street, up stairs
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

DRooKLYN-BOARD FOR GENTLEMEN OR co.,
ID PIES Large and airy furnished or unfurnished
house and table strictly lirs Glass; location within Eve mi
nutes walk OF South Wall street FERRY Apply at No. -
State street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

A SSI0NEE'S SALE OF FINE WATCHES AND RICH
IA Diamond Jewelry.-A. NJ CRISTALAR. auctioneer
VIII eel! Friday. April IS OF N o'clock at 2s Bowssy
the Stock OF Jcweier, consist part of Gold and l.
ver Hnntng and Open Face, Nickel Movement, Straight
Line Levers Double Tine Magic and English Patent Le
Walches Silver Gt Phadr, ,Ihia Case Watches, &C.
chooe end valuable assortment OF Single Stone and Cluster
ttn1 Rings Earrings Studs and Sleeve Buttons toge,
shcr With ~ Mr.e lot Of Gold Jsw l &C. a. BY order Of
ene trade Catalogues SALE Also Silver Plated Show
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTI0N NOrICE.-M. B. CHAPMAN, AUCTI0NEEk
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNIrukE, $50
PAINTINGS. STArUARy AND MANY RARE ANps
. At public auction, this day "wednesday April 10
Az the elegant As West Sixteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
EDwAI,D scuENcK AUCTIoyEER
" FINE OIL PAINTINGS.

nj ~ ~ mi T. IL tI nay io. INST, ~ II O'Clock
OH Paintings many OF them b sring The certificates oil t
artists. Among them will be found "
Fine Winter Scene, by Smets.
sheep, by Rosa Scnneman.
Stable Scene, by Wow
The Unbidden Quest, by y. Il. Ncol..
Two Winter Scenes by II. jruyp.
And several fine spccn, by j. Noi Tanner Berr
hns and others The Paintings on exhibition NJ
viii be positively sold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

A RARE CHANCE.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II
N wish get the full value tor your cast on Cloth
ing Carpets Furniture and Jewclry the best can do 10
be convinced will be dealt with 70 your sAiisI.cton
believe false advertisers who offer
from s2 silk dresses $40 for ~ for pans
u Is surely humbug Don't forget l7s Third avenue.
BI Will the LIST OF May TO sv Sixth avenue.
near Eighteenth street
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

S15 00O -pARTNEn WANTED TO JOIN A GEN.
article OF sreat. demand which has hitherto been i'm.
ported; forty per cont duty saved $4,000 can bc turned
the rst year. Reerences leading rst cass citv
hrms wv: MAITLAND, l0t broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

JOSEPH L. SMITH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
IA this day, at lOs o'cloci l37 Eighth street. near
Broadway one Piano three rosewood parlor Suits rose,
Chains Rockers Pier Glasses Tables Brussels and Ingram
Carpets. Oil Paintings and every thing belonging to first
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

BOARD IN BROOKLyN.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID wife or two single gentlemen obtain two pleasant
Front Rooms the second floor with Board at 252 Hicks
street; the Wall street and South ferries Terms
Inni iaruie
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

A UcTIoN SALE OF FURNITURE IN BROOKLYN
IA This day "Wednesday, at lUw o'clock at 339 Fulton
street by COLk MURPHY. 5any Sofas
Chair Bureaus Sideboard Extension Table Dining
Chals Brussels and 1ngran Carpets Bcdsteads and Nat
tressos Also one Rockaway Wagon and se OF Harness.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
EDWARD SCHENCK, ,AUCTIONEER.
~ The celebrated Trotiing Horse
JACK CADE.

Q O'Clock Z. NJ, at '
yandewater's Club House. near Is5,h street,
the celebrated Horse Jack Csde perfectly kim
sound and gentle, for which the written guarantee Of n
owner VIII be given; together with Lht iWagop HE
has only been used two weeks, and light Harness. made
Lowden to order. Also Blanket Whip &C
The whole 10 be positively sJd without reserve Can h,
seen st the private stable In Mott street. door
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
nANiEL A. MATHEws, AUorIONEER, WILL Sell

n BURKE, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS DAY
a. ioh o'clock the contents Of the Grocery and Liquor
Seoro lO Elizabeth street, consist
all kinds OF Groceries and Liquor Of the finest Qualities
will be sold in lots the whole.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
A UcrIoN sALK oE ALL rnE NEW AND RLEaAN1

IA Furniture the Hotel Buehler, Of Broadway
and Eighth street-EDWARD STANTON, aucioneer, win
sell Friday April 49, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all the elegant
Furnure and the whole contents Of the Hotel Bnehler cor
small square gill Mirrors, mahogany marble
top Tables mahogany Bureaus mahogany and rosewood
Bedseads Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Quilts Blankets
splsndd get Of mahogany plush Furniture nine pieces
inGy and Kngravngs, Linen Cope Kettles and Boilers
Knives and Forks Silver aud Britannia Ware, all the Glass
and Crockery Ware Kitchen Ut nsls &C. &c Hotel
era dealers and prons intending housekeeping
cAly invited to attend this SALE article will be sold
60 the highest bidder without Terms cash. In
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

~ LUDLOW, JR., AuCTfONEER.- R.-RoCKAWAYs
IL. Tor BCGGIES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C.
EZRA LUiLOW Jr will SELL this day, IL O'Clock. al
Saesrooms Gs Liberty street light Hockaways Tor four per-
and double fairness " " 20
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

SYRAw GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY, FOR LADIES
- and children.
We would particular attention Straw Goods de.
parnent do know have the finest assortment TO
be anywhere in his city, As styles prices you
will they pretty reasonable prices
CUSHMAN BROOKS,
161 Sixth avenue, OF Twenty.eigh IN strce.
MILLINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Done In very neat manner q, store s.th ayenue
and Twenty.eighth street. CUSHMAN BROOks.
9.00 Straw Bonnets, As, S., 6s. 10 S.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

RY WILLIAM IRVING, MISUNDERSTANDING
- IRVING will sell at auction on Fr.dly April IL, at
O'Clock In front OF salesroom Is Nassau splendid
Gray Messenger Horse, 15 hands, IN sound, kind
6ue family horse. -f
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
CLOTIIING.

A TTENTIoN, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-IF YOu
"A wish get the fun value for cast Oh Clothing Car
the well known dealer f. HARRIS l6 Seventh ave-
There be convinced you VIII be dealt with
your For Dresses % $50 Coats from
Ssto SIS for 81 TO Sa Please do forget
tended by Mrs Harris
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

4 BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE
~ In all coors, OF warranted also solid
Chestnut Chamber Suits pain and ornamental, at f.
Established in lS4S.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.

A SECOND FLOOR wANrED--BY A GENTLEMAN
N and wife, with neither children servants, In
spectacle neishborhood Rent be moderate Address
stating TERMS location. &C., Swiss. Herald Office
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL THIS
day. at O'clock at 45i Canal street. all the geneei
lor Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Furnitlre rich
on PAINTINGS Piano raoh Velvet Tapestry, Tnrce Ply AMI
other Bedsteads lair Mattresses, Feather Beds Bedding
Dressing Bureaus Washstands China Glass &c
Tea Urns Dinner and Tea Sets, Cutlery &c. All adapted
to families aud others.
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
nRGANlzE. oRGANIzE-ro THE JoURNEyMEN

~ Talors OF New York-rne fourth public OF
the trade will be held In Columbian Hail. December u.
O'Clock consider best promoting the gen raj
of the operative bn especially procure ad-
wages proportional present hi
visions. ac All concerned respectfully invited to