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The New York herald., 1863-05-30

RErRACTArIoN OF TnE CHARGES MADE AGAINST
,v.,u oESE9tL scnvnz AND HIS s.. DIyislos.
srosssAs's STATION. Va, May %. 1853.
Tho following will explain Itself and Is
HEADQUARTERS rnrno D,rruox.
ELEVENTH. CORPS, May y, IoC3 I
Major General HooKER. Commanding Army Of the Poo-
Gnssa..sSms time you issued order requiring
their reports This would 70 give Us S claim 70 redress
Mr.: =, Of the New YORK - and Mr. crounse Of
s .n New xo,s ;ss s. psrssssny assert that a.
s rsT seF ,,as the ss @ inc
my dsi.ioa: nsssna you Know Si;;s well. il
points q and Dessns dssn hpaw re
s pqSS S Snas s % % y rS
Spo,p% % a. ;ss The right %s L sr . %es s :Soa
corps, only onc,hird which under my command
Gss and sss s .s . he s .SssS
q 'aS s' ss% S %s
. % ;ss1 e sss: s; q Ss s Jr% S'd q such ~ 1 %
Ss
dent ser'as Major General sSnNE ps,.,e,
49,, cAsr SEAR FAlxocrH va, NAY =; lass
Assistant Adjuisni 0enersi.
nsss % go.s S.y y 1853
ss-I haze The honor her herewith . sr:n.p cory Of
s sss
Schurx, setting forth that your pubshed he
battle ~ Chanccorsve have done his division
injustice The Commanding General expects that win
e %G ss % s,
respectfully your obedisnt servant, 8. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Adjuiant General
RExARxsThe above papers, though ssned eleven days
ago. have only just been placed In my hands Upon
shifting my nle Of the Hses, nnd that al that have
ever said concerning Gen. Schnrx and his division, and
the head and front Of my onenidng embodied In The fol-
lowing paragraph taken from my letter Of Sunday
ing, Nay 8, describing tho battle OF Chancellorvle
But 10 the ,ssrscs Of Eleventh corrs said that
the division Of Gen. Schux which was the vs assaci al
most instantly gave way. Threats enrcacs and Of
of no avail 1housasds Of those towards
their guns and soon s,reamed down the road
Ssm Dessns aisi,ioa d1sccssd ~ iSs demoralssoa 81
the forces In front NJ him. soon fcnowcd suit.
The whole gist of my offence seems 10 be, according
Con schurz IN stating that HIS division "was the
rive wav II u was not. II occupied the second
place m the line and did not give way until another dy
siop had run over II, through ~ and had broken a. This
correction most cheerfuIy make as matter of ustcc
So II we smpy change the positions of the two divisions
IN tho above paragraph, without changing the language.
rc rhal have The facts they realyexist Tho
"a an onal one and yet the statement
"a AZ NOT made without good authority, for took cspc.
c,a sus 10 inquire the evening OF thu disaster
80 informed b. several occrs well By sorrcs-
rorut n the Tfen, who lived In the Eleventh corps.
and wlth whom compared notes on Sunday morning,
ebat an WAS the Third division which first gave way
J.t "A was not became cognizant Of my error 80,
f,er Il was printed. but absence from tho army until
whsn fes daYs has prccudea "'a fern aird'as - a
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TIL BURNING sHiP AT SEA: :,


THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE COTTON LOAN
TFrom tho London Times (city article) May Is.
Mr. John White, special commissioner from the state
OF North Carolina issued at Manchester nm Invitation
for subscriptions bonds OF that State for 100000
lie announces df he ydf requires 10 purchase Lrglih
manufactured goods and 10 uoks the neccsdry rni dnccs
haa for ihoi purpose but that as exstng circumstances
prevent this operation being carried out In ordinary
and other produce are tho only available
means OF exchange. Under these circumstances the
the tac, with the authority of the General
Assembly, has purchased 80 900 bales OF cotton
ctich hare teen cdr,fniv stored different rdits N he
STATE. and otred for sole England at 81. gsr
pound By risans Of wdrrlnts az pr cent interest per
annum, and which embrace the following conditions,
Tho State OF North Carolina having been paid for this
warrant flo0 sterling rccclpt OF which has been duly
sckuowedeod) scs and hereby engages 10 deliver 10 the
holder hereof receiving sixty days OF the port
nj which delivery " required twelve bales OF cotton -four
hundred pounds cach giuncd packed and In sound
chantab condition, at the port of Wilmington Charles
ton or savannah, or practicable, any other port In
tho possession Of the Confederate States government OK
cent the ports of Texas Notice OF tho port selected 70
be sent either 20 the Governor OF the state direct 10
the agents OF the state m Manchester du dsiDgr wi
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The Troubles of Taxation.
MR.. ANTHONY >. BLEEcxrR's REPLY TO THE EnrroR
or THE HERALD.

OsFrCn ASSESSOR or INTERNAL REvsSrE)
For Ei0HTn COLLECTION D'srslcr, Z
%! BROADWAY AND l63 FIFTH AVENUE. May 2S, l5oSJ
Mr.. EDIroR-The difficulty in which you ind yourself
and which you amusngy relate in this mornings
Herald account Of tho fidelity OF the United States n
formal Revenue assessor, Is an illustration Of the
troubles to which those exposed who obliged to
complain Of sl'embarrass des rchessesp II you will
have two magnificent Residences the one In the
city proper, in the district Of your Friend OF forty
years A. j. Blocker" and the other the suburbs, in
that OF your other friend Homer Franklin is natural
that each should feel ambitious OF tho honor OF making
pathway 70 the collectors Office easy and agreeable
You have In your bewildermcnt, however, committed
several unintcntiona errors carsm reading Of the
Law, with eyo compliance with its provisions,
would have enabled you to avoid You could not have
paid to Mr. Honor Franklin your article states - ooo
or any other for taxes on carriages yachts gold ana
silver plate, &C.. but must have adc your pnymen
70 Mr. Edgar Kstchum another honorable man " who 10
the collector OF the Ninth DISTRICT Mr. Franklin being the
assessor Again the notices from hossrs fransl ar 1r
payment their duty bcing TO asscss the property on
which paymcn. is 70 be mace There are several easoDs
for tho MULTIPLICATION OF tho notices you have received
Ono is already stated-vx, your having two places
Ct IssaSp'o GSSs 0S o,sT s pfs yscheah
yoa would proSsSy BE- happy with
You must, however choose between them II the Eighth
district s your homo, Mr. Blocker is the lucky man Who
by his faithful assistant Mr. Duncomb fwhose misncmcr
Of Buncombe sounds like manuiacture ior home
tion), viii claim the privilege OF assessing YOU H. now
ever you are moro lofty nyour views and determined
that sshoud come too short Of thar great property,
which eth should go with Antony, and mean to besow
yourself upon Washington Heights, Homer viii netbrea
his Tyre grief bindy lead you astray but Franklin
with the lightning flash Of his eye will conduct you mere
you help repensh the Treasury and contribute 70 he
establishment Of law and order among "disotedeut
and gainsaying people I"
Another cause OF the multiplication OF notices s that
the you paid your carriages silver ard gold
plate billiard tables and yachts pad' for last year
You have the privilege and are subjected 70 tha du'y
OF going through tho operation the year
mcncng May and also the tax on income for Tho year
1862, now to be assessed. Worry truly, yours,
A. J. Bl.EECKER, Assessor Eighth district.
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New Route Between the Atlantic and
Pacific. 4,t.
NAPOLEoN's TRANSIT Pf0JEcrs IN NICARAGUA.

From the London Times Getty Articlc), May l4.i
The adviccs from Nicaragua to day by the West India
mail give some particulars or tho progress Of the expora
ton just commenced by Captain Bedford PIN, NJ with
the Wow to establish railway and steam transit from
tho Atlantic to tho Pacific. Captain PIN arrived at Grey
town from England the 9th Of April and started
the llth for Blucaelds, accompanied by two civil eng
neers whom he had brought with him. where he obtained
large force OF Indians and Creoles path through
the woods. Returning with these men to Gorgon Bay
line. he built house as general rendezvous. and
stored y with provisions. under charge Of Rama
chief From Gorgon Bay he took his party about eight
miles south to he Rama river, with the idea that
its course might pass somewhere near his proposed
route, and thus enable bin to start two parties
from about the centre OF his ne and go cut east and
west at the same time. Captain PIN was right In this
conjecture He explored and made survey Of the river
and landed the left bank about twenty miles from
sea, whence he started of two parties-one cutting
through the forest eistery towards the Atlantc the
other westerly towards the lake OF Ncarsgus. Eacn
party INSISTED OF fourteen meE, headed by civil engi
neer. They commenced work on the 18th, and when
Captain PIN LEFT the morning o! that day. each party
had cut about milo through the bush with every pros
pec of running line OF levels right by the end Of
the month. The starting station, nearly midway was
only one hundred and twenty feet above the level
OF the soa. and not hi OF any sort could be II
considered therefore, that there Is every chance
that the route will afford easy gradients from end end
Each party supplied with needul stores and provi-
sions, and the weather favorable. The political
dton Of the republic however, as threatening and
uncertain possible,
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ted 10 dnersat parts Of the csuntry Dr. RED was n
tive OF Edinburg grandson Of the celebrated Hugo Arnot
tie historian Of Edinburg, and was himself ~ one time
extensively employed successful teacher OF che
mstry here Hs connection with the ventilation Of the
Houses Of Parliament Is but TOO we'll known. He vcnti
lated st. Georges Hall, Iverpool-the only building Ia
the world be said IN which bis principles OF ventilation
have been completely carried out The ventilation of ths
building is considered very successful DIR. Red BEGAN
his publ c career in Fdinburg as the late Dr.
Hope Professor Chemistry In the University He WAS
also candidate for the Chair when DR.. Hope Resigned
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Obituary.
DAVID .. REID, N. D., or the AMERICAN SANITARY
COMMISSION.

[FfoIn Tie tdnbUrH Scofsmhn, Nay to
Many Edlnburs citizens will learn with rezrs, tho
fcah Of Dr. David Boswell Reid. well known BY his IL
bors 10 regard 90 ventilation Dr. Reid who has been for
some years In America died s Washington the tt cf
April The desih was sudden and caused by congestion
OF the lrngs Dr Reid hadbeen'asr cncd bv the govern
,ent Medical Inspector {, the Sanitary Commission aud
he vas abou; estc Washington 10 b. loyci IN ven.
tating the nsw military hosctas which have basn
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The British Guards I'm Canada.
MAJOR GENERAL LINDSAY, n. r, ON wAR WITH
AMERICA.

CFrcm tho london Times, May 14]
On Tuesday evening entertainment given In the
Public Hail. at Wigan 70 Major General Lindsay. on the
occasion Of bis departure for Canada. take tho oom
mand OF brigade Of guards. The hall was completely
filed and the llery thronced with ladies' Colonel
Navy and Volunteers, }" and Lord Lindsay, behalf OF
his father TO that OF The House Of Lords" The toast
OF "The House OF Commonsn was responded to BY Mr
Powell, n. r. for Camb, idge, formerly member for W.T.
gan, ana Mr. h. Woods, momber for the Borough. Inc
toast OF the evening, "Najor General Lindsay, NJ Ps"
was then given and drunk with enthusiasm
General LINDSAY, in reply, stated the circumstances un
der which the post q comandsr Of the guards 10 Canada
had been offered 10 him. He did not think he was
wrong in expressing hope that collision would
occur between this country and the federal States
II II did. occur the immediate result would no
doubt be the raising Of the blockade and the
introduction into this country 0 larger
supply Of cotton, But there higher considerations
He had no doubt that the noble lord at the head Of the
government was most anxious for poace, yet he would
never allow his desire for peace to detract from what
they considered the honor OF the country they had to
carry out war the people might depend upon 1t u would
one thousand ve hundred miles OF frontier and It had In
land seas upon which navy was az much wanted rs upon
the Atlantic. Now England had only force Of eleven
thousand men In Canada and f that force not sup
plemented by the Canadians they could not expect Eng
land 10 support them sftcr over. He believed
however, that II did break out, the Canadians would
rsc as one man. Soldiers, however not made in
have force ready 10 back up the army Of the mother
country This WINS not yet the In Canada: but no
trusted Il would soon be- In conclusion General Lindsay
bade the company farewell, and sat down amid loud
cheering. Other toests were given, ana the company
separated at a late hour.
The New York herald., 1863-05-30

ANOTHER REBEL WAN sHIP.
from the Manchester Examiner, May 1871
We have the very best authority for stating that Capt.
Bullock OF the Confederate navy, will leave Liverpool
Saturday for Glasgow, where he will take command OF
a Confederate steamer and sail on Monday for The
South.
THE BURNING SHIP AT SEA.
fFrom the Dublin Freeman's Journal, May H.
Tho following telegram posted In the Underwriters
rooms, Liverpool, yesterday The captain Of the ship
1mperatrice Eugenie arrived In Liverpool from Natal
ports seeing large ship hre burnt 10 the waters
edge the Goth aud 27th OF March, In latitude north,
longitude rs west The captain endeavored reach the
burning vessel aud, II possible to render assistance but
he was unable to do 30 owing 70 calms.'
Some people here believe that this vessel was OF the
Alabamas prizes that she had been burnt BY sermes
and that the statement Of Captain Halliday Of the ship
Helen Nicholson, arrived hcre few days ago, 10 the
effect that he submarine volcanic eruption the
9th of March, In latitude north longitude 70 west Is
erroneous The supposed eruption IN thought 10 have
been the burning sighted by the Imverairce Eu
genie No boats were seen about, and II Is Supposed
unless the vessel has been destroyed by scmmesall
board perisbed.
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BE- made at ,ae port 50 diead foe Of all charges and
duties whatsoever beyond the existing export duty oi cue
eighth OF a pound The ceton to be OF the 4aai-
ty known ia I:rerpol AS mdj,rg; and II any OF u
should be d" superior or inferior luay or the exact
weight contracted for should not be delivered the dihe
renee In value shall be adjusted at the port Of spmeo
by two brokers' 70 bs appointed by the Governor OF
this State, the other by the holder OF tho warrant: and
If the brofers cannot agree hcy will choose an umpire,
whose decision shall be final
Interest Al the rate OF cent per paya
bic half yearly IL Manchester ard reckonc from the ls
Of July, 1859 viii be dug paid this warrant till the
cotton IL claimed but the Claim be made in writing
10 the agents OF the Si,te IN Manchester within two
months, or 10 tho Governor OF the state within three
months after the ratification of treaty of poace between
the present bclligerents
If the Gotten bo not clamed within that period this
warrant win be exchanged for North Carolina State
bond bearing eight per cent interest per annum payable
hslf yearly In England.
The TO be paid for at the Manchester and
County Bank fellows Five per cent application,
twenty per cent allotment, and sevenynve per cent
the 18th Of June, which day they will be delivered
More than half the amount Is stated TO have been already
subscribed.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BoGpRr-HAMIroN AT Calvary church, ON Thursday
November o, by tho Rev. Vanderbilt Bruce CHARLES l.
BoGERr 20 JULIA t. second daughter Of the late Robe
Douglas Hamilton, all Of this city.
DENNAN-FLEMSc.-Ip Mount Vernon, on Thursday No
vember 5, by the Rev Mr.. Isngdon. MIR WILLIAM ~ DEN
AAx. OF New York city, 10 Miss JENNIE A. FrExISG, o
Nount Vernon
HiGGIys-O BRrEN.-on Thursday, November 8, by tho
Rev Father Preston Mr.. WILLIAM d. HG0ISs OF FusbiIg
70 Miss ANN O'BRlES, of this city. No cards
Dublin (Irelapd) and CalicTnia papers please copy.
JMaERsoS -IlSEHuRGn.-ln New York, on Wednesday, :,
November 4, by the kcv. w. McAllistcr, Mr. ALIEN
yMNERs to Miss MAKIHA A. LiyEBURGH, all OF this city.
hLnSE-WAKEMAs.--AtW Wostpor.. Conn, on Wednes.
day Nos enber 4. by p :. Chal ncy u. d.. RcmRf MI.
sAKK OF New York. to LOUISE, daughter OF Hezekiah
Wakemau, Esq. OF the former place.
McI)oyALn-NEL On Sunday July 10, at the residence
of the BRIDES iahtr. prcoky., =. D. by the Rev X.
Woodruff, ALEXANDER Mcie 10 Miss FANNY MEX,
Connecticut pcrs please copy. .tr.
RusnS-GoIpsR-On Thursday, November 8, AT the
residence OF tie brides mother, by tho Rev Dr Bur
chard, Mr. PnLIr H. RusnS, of Port Rchmoud =. l., to
Miss JANE, daughter o. the late SamgelT Colder.
SMy1H-DEcoURcy.--h Pcrmop;, Rockand county
On Tuesday, November 3, by the Rev. Edward Murphy
nonAs SMITH, county Cavan, TO MARGAREr DEcouRcy, OF
county Donegal. u .. f.s
scuiEsNGER-BgRLy .--0n Wednesday, November 4, by
Rev. r Iaylor,, IiESRY ScltEsisGyR Of Hamburg, 10
EMILE, eldest daughter of y. Eer'y, OF New York.
woDDMAN-PARrWpGE.-On Wednesday, November Z
At residence OF brides father BY tie Rev. r.
Chapn. WEBSTER WooDxAS 10 MARY N daughter Of Chas
Partridge, Esq.
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Military Intelligence.
NOTICE TO PURLoUGHED SOLDIERS.


HEADQUARTERS, UMTBp STATES TROOPS,
New YORK Cry HARBoR,
New YORK, Nov. q, 1858
All sold ers belonging to New York regiments who
have received iurloughs from hospitals emitting them to
free Transportation will their roc their
respective places OF destination report for transportation
st the office Of the Government Agent and Master or
fransrort taton, 81 Barclay street. BY order Of
Brigadicr General CANBY.
Q. 7. CHRISTENSEN, Assistant Adjutant General.
Newspapers throughout the State of New York will
confer iavor upon the soldiers by publishing this oreer
PROMOTIONS THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
NINTH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
Captain &Cslhy, OF Company X, 10 Major First Lieu
tenant Dudley W. Haynes Captain Of Company r. First
Lieutenant Daniel P. Barnard to Captain OF Company
sscond Lieutenant Bo F. Middleton to First Lieutenant
OF Company G. Sec md Lieutenant Geo. B. Cooley to First
Lieutenant of Company r. Second Lieutenant Adrian "
bc'gor 10 first Lieutenant Of Company u.
COLONEL PERCY wyNpHAM.
Colonel rercy wyndham has not been dismissed from
the Cnted sao3 servce but has simply been relieved Of
his command with the Army OF the Potomac.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DURsyANT TO THE ORDER OF TIE ORpTIANf
L Court County OF union the undersigned a imn-
isrntor deceased will crpose N lie al
public vrnluc TO the hishes bd.r at Court liouse 70
inc cit, Elizabeth Nedncsday the ltb OF koveIte ei
next al tse hour of ,'eock the ait. q: ha'
all those light lots acts and parees OF and ana pre-.
mis- situate said city of Eiiz beth which wcre ats
Mahs icees, e and which are de gnatee
upon map ie IN The Once o. IN clerk of
the county of ESSEX entitled nap OF NJ ~ villa farm
Al LaDethtown, lois numbered 2 T. D T. T. r y OF
block marked " fronting on High street, as bcng each
twenty i've front rear. .f..aa :. a.
NJ WILLIAMS, Administrator OF feicf Mailer.
EtrZAnhrH Oct Is. 1858
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v,oa t5vuRroof.-rHR spbBsprD cLIPPER SHIP
II ApEf.AIDB Capt Cutune. sals Mev. 70 Ayerase
PaeeAee In ueeru1e VIZ currency
Including provisons For passage sppy 70 WILLiAxs
GIION. 20 FULTON o..
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~. ACCTfONEER
WINES, CCRDIALS. PATES. AC.,

r. II. LUDLOW CO.
viii sell at auction Tuesday Nov TO- at ~ O'Clock, at
the saiesroom No Pine street near Broadway the follow
eases Curac do. Noyau, 30 Do Liquors assorted 100
gallons Bers 100 boxes Pate dc Giber &c ais, % cases
Hock Wine also 2ts dozen Artchaus In cans; 2S dozen
Mocdoine de Ligumes.
Ll COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FuRSI.
II. Pianoore Carpets Mirrors Co tagc Furniture,
Silver racd Ware Cur ans Books &C. This day tsatnr
New York Hotel. irce and general assortment OF
good New and Second Hand Furniture being the entire far
nUre OF family removing from The IL VIII bne
almost atc eqnired for housekeeping. several
sets OF cname led Co Furniture, eight French
Plat. Mirrors sx or eight Carpets leoths liar harass
wood Pianofolte. Also lot OF Library Furniture with
tmen OF Books Also arge lot of Silver Plated Ware
Also Cabnctmakers Chest with Tools. Also large ol Of
Crockery Ware and Kitchen Furniture, &c Sale positive.
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IIENRY H. LEEDS 4 co, AuCTIONEERs
III ELEGANT SALE OF
CLOCKS. BR0NZES, CHANDELIERS.

0AS Az
Nd 81 e: ss. s. r
&c mpor ed ~ u Dsrd.nDe a. g. ,ne R ate,t p1.lsn
csnisssa: asrss aach :oid sToSlf or%Sl% sni
sroups @ pS Brons. csrre Lamp. china do 6sPe:
bras China do ormola bronze canics!ieks sliding
wS ss % Fsr.a nv
esivs,s and other description Of goods This s,ocs OF
cuar. Can be examined until the day Of sale above
HENRY D MINER AUcrIoNEER, sALEsRooN 81
soNERSILLE viii sei a auction on Monday. YoSembef .
at bali past ten a, ,he, sa esroGn 81 Nassau street
sn ns .wo marble o an Eser S.o caei es s,
Baact rosewood P.T,or suits g,sen plass and refs
swSSs sG9siass s sr Mirror and
Corniocs neary newt mahogany Eaten ion Fable black
r. TaSc an" saP. sss cas paSs Sfa
Eagasag Lou1ses cc CrISsGy ana ,s, War
made by ebsel, Of New York.
r BoGART, AuCrIoNEEE gy 2. 81 soGART.-
North william street Geneei Hor,eao .ea,d Tcrnliare
e9n. sung Of Fan, maS y sSy lna j. 20 Ss' or
DUNG sna csra TaS's. marble ioP Centre Tab;,. Dam
W1,a WssSssnss wpS:or .Se S.Re Oooa
Lamp Brussels; ThTssSy sSd lRsaa t G,rp 1'o aa'oa 1'o
anosp1 Ma'as nns FeDe, o rss'r au e Eng ec & %
Mattresses oIce Paror and Cooaine stvcs HeSters Asc
sd oae Jack HGne HnH one 1--we wsgo & nam
ns top IN Goed order with psea afes deposit re urcd
J. gSSsARr hHcIIoNksE O., o. BY BY S RoeArr
u d HAsu Attorney for Nortg,gee
IoHN II BCRLEY, AUCTIoyRER WILL SELL, rms
.ie.d Bed. wsEdrose fy,eason Cent, ana ossr s
CARPETS; oile.ohs and Gitsss Suits Bed, and
Bedding Mattresses BOOKCASES Looking Glasses, stoves
I sELDSRR AucuoNEER -sULDSRR tLryY Ry
a. ,cr Gos ~ & csasf s s.. aS, Al O oe
A "a AZ and md hantt
beaver Cioih oyereoss ene black Drr.s Coas le HeSy
GALE OF BRANDrEs whiSKEy Ic.--ov MONDAY
men Ks..r. nc.e y ofsrc Brlade.. 6Srrs.or
Lieaer.. to be ,old 70 pay 'ior'se. SHkRNtS co.
Eass Broaawsy. yil sell this DAY a, lOi. ocoos Ii.
conens OF me fen,eel ooare ns house No q Frankhn
;s.t nss, BEDS q sss. s%'A; s
ROM Ss0sssry sssay a a9f sdsa ne
WV. AsBorr; AuGrIoyEEs-sY ylRrtr OF A
O'Clock ~. !he groeery store and Contents. viii Fis
cHSs 4 SarSfs n,y ioS sST..sss. SS. ssss'
Fer Osher Auceiows See First Pace.
tu MILLINERY.
A CARD 70 LgE LADIES; Ioy WANT oIrsp
;ss street Can ssd see Tor yourself n rss.iI % P
DRY GOODD.
KrD 0LovBs
NEW BRAND
THE EMPRESS GLOVE,
FOR LADIES
Tins. sof, elastic, equal 10 any in mart.l
BLACK AND ~ coLoRs
one dollar pair. fUf
=. RICHARD GREBN
No 0S Canal street, corner Of Laorens i.
THE LECTURE SEASON. ea
IMPORTANT IBcTUHBe Daily, RON eEYriEvEu
only. attire New York xuseuun Of Anaiony Ss Broaf
way Parties urabe 70 esn- thess etures ten
forusrded on receipt OF ~ cents by aooss Soca II
sie Sew York kuseur ~ A~vn.s