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contamination is variously caused by mercurial
disease, low living, disordered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the venereal Infection Whatever be its origin,
ii il hereditary in the constitution, descending
from parents to children unto the third and
fourth generation" indeed, it seems to be the
rod of Him who says, al will visit the iniqui-
ties Of tho fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names,
according to the organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumption /; in the glands, swelings which
suppurate and become ulcerous sores in tho
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro-
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver COM
plants; on the skin, eruptive and cutaneouS
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz publication and
invigoration of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distempers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can.
not have health with that life of the flesh
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
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SECURITY INSURANC: COMPANY,
ID OF NEW YORK. no eel

These companies divide three fourths net profits
annually to the Policy Holders In scrip, bearing in
torest at6 thereby ng the surplus aad
giving Policy Holders greater security and sheaps
Insurance,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Ivan G. BAKER 4 CO. AUCrIoNEERS.
PEREMPTORY SALE or
MAosryrcrsr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

PAINTINGS. sTATUARY; BRoNzEs,
AM = - OF Arr AND '1R nc on yIRTU
On this day CRlDAY) Apriis.
IS West street bstVesn Filth AMI avenues
s' ps sSSHssasp Ts1 q Il P psss sfIEsy
Superb Sets OF Brocaae Curtains Coraices Bands and
Tassss 70 a match cost $40 Tndow Embrodored Lace
Tsse retes Chas Arm ana Reception ohairs ottooans
ton; rosewood Eiaseres staaarS marble tops Secretary
and Booscsse Lined with sa,nwood Cabhets Encosnnres
Work Table ancsni sev.ss Vases imported from Pasls
1or the present owner superb Bronze Figures
Crusaders two match Paintings. Summer and Winter,
by Cole Holy Family Marine Views match Paintings
the Immaculate Conception by Des ardins; also number
~ cabinet Painnys on copper rosewood Centre Tables
plate Pier ana Mirrors Bronze and omSiu looks
superb Mandolin playing ten different tunes; Velvet Medal
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoroRTE
offered a. auction this ssan round n
makers AZ modern improvements rosewood s.oo and
cloths Stair Carpets oil Panrinss by eminent artists
DINING ROOM. 49,. NJ.
Cut Engraved Crystal Giss. 3ecansers Gobes. Cham
payne, Caraifs Wines. Lemonades; Fruit Stands superb
pieces; All the China and CLASSY from the 10
6.a:sd hSuss Of Pspn Col Pasis silver coass Urn
Oyster fureen butter DISH Napkin Rinss Nut crackes
Esrss hssd Table css Table Linen Arm
Husbands Velvet Stair Carpet silver Plated Stair Rods Oil
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus B,dsteads Armoye.a 0ace
soa arm oval
back Chars Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Engrayngs
nure Of the servants apartments; a1so Basement and
Kitchen Furniture; also family Coach, by Wood
ssdends oa ss
1nqS,rs Of the ssncilonee q Maiden lane Parties
stages q Asor House, ST. Nicholas ana Metropo.
An hotels leaving Sixteenth street. few doors from the
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IykryARDs rAHoKAwAA-kAsf WEEK But ONE
ID ~ The fe1f ersst fsnor <pnaa-lNs HssspT sssssr
vho ssf ~ s.f--srsy v,esss stf. fs4s.sssr .sd
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I oOO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAD SIX roots
i .OOO Of tv.ih extrscsef without pa5e. NY Dr. stf
NtLLkks 0seruly insert this ~ onancnssioa 70
VANSiE A KtNzsv 20 Elsa,a .yeaae.
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HENRY II. LEEDS CO. AUCTIOsEERs.
Ii HENRY III. LEEDS co. will ash ut auction on
SATURDAY April At i0s oco at thor saiesroonis 70 Mas
Household FURNITURE removed tor convenience OF sale cas
Suit fgurad plua HAIR sttresses Feather Beds Boil
sters and PHO mahogany WardToDes Dressing B,oaus.
mahogany marble top Washstands, Straw Pals sses.
mahogany Sofas aud Tss Te.e in iair roth ose oo.
mahogany BE iscads carved maroie top
Centre Tases carved Library Table, oak Extension
Dining Table Gilt Corrces. Lace Window Curtains. iron
Bedsoads ether with Crockery &c. al Of wEca 10 to be
At 10 O'Clock.
superb SUIT of Gilt made order Florence for
prose insisting OF two Sofas Easer Centre
farior Chairs, Mante Gass Frame.
Frame two Stools and two Git coruces cost
g., Cd
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TorRr fTy uOUag, BERGEN rOt1, ON fHg
~ gll va Enn. S.w Jefssy. Ths povaiss saanss hoss
~" - ~<' "' WISELY urL re,vn-,gs.
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MoHRss y %!EKHEso Assh1NSSF FHsxrronr
" chfs1. cSSSf4SE HSss Has I &c.
3 4 ssa
dsnce Of L. com.s De Dion who e about rs;s.nne e
above house The whole ii which was made 70 order By
Ae''F' A'sl' A'r Ss18 4 ES ROOMS
IL sns aa1
seyres China centre pieces and mountnc.; richly carved
70 , AVE- iss:
sn
elegant french e
ssct 1mou and grop5s ccs with T. e.ods,oss &c e
bouquet eyres CHINA and ON card Receiver.
sris :ss III
S ssS and Ss French
.out -. LI IsI. aoo.c.e, 1,.r, r.s.
Az Ss;s. Genie
ess me only IL n sSunSry DrssssS
Rers Curtains, dne Proof Enrasings Tapestry Brussels
Richly :od sa Ss Cs:s ia
boals ' :.
ss .ss -sr
and Bohemian Glass s xi;; ai T,fs asses &C.
with satin TRAININGS; Armore Glace, lined with
satin wood; marble top Toilet fables Dressing Bureaus
Washsands conmodes. Decorated Toilet Ware, Mantel
Mirrors Marqueterie Work and Fancy Tables rosewood
Chairs an Rockers, in satin and reps large solid walnut
Boosters Pillows brocatel and musn Curtains, ormoln
French Porcelain Vases Mantel Lambrequins line En-
cravings Enssr s sgs saP ESp hTI.i cssse &C.
Velvet Carpets Silver Plated and Brass Rods,
Mechanical Lamps Window Shades, Hall Chairs, &c.
Ati2 O'Clock Will be sold,
handsome Close Carriage made hy Wood Bros set Silver
Mounted Double Harness and Ladys Saddle made by Wood
Gibson.
The Furniture win exhibition by permit Monday.
April6.
4. III LUDLOW 4 CO,
No Pine street, Broadway
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RTTrfCTAL BONE PILLIYos FOR DECAYED AND
~ tender teeth old built anells restored
original usefulness, and kiBd of cavity hgd
without pain and warranted. By the cisc0verer, PEAR
SON, d.. 81 his $50 broadway near seeenth
street. where may be seen over 10 90 tesiimoniss.
DAM Positively DONE AWAY WITH IN EXTRACT
ing tecth By usin9 my chemically putined chloso
form and Esher ousrsnecd perfssy .hsSmi.ss ever
respe by most respectabe physcsns ogd ssts ess
dantine. % ,ns. erirscsine. ~ eenu.
DIR b. IA WAIT. - Fonrih avesae
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HOTELS.

HOTEL Ess l,sa sdaf fn9Ett lss,,,,.,
No. 10. Csiyata del konSe. No. N.
Campo ce NAE
In this Hotel lbe bss AZ aisd N HAsssa sve
sails ~ farnshed RooEs Tor families snf Hngs
nooms s~nensn. There mi ae1t female s,lrsns
20 vst npon he sdea frcss from 70 .: cay Meals
VIII be furnished the ferfsyfsnt AZ fsolrfs~
prices Tho ai~ays wei gfostasd ant rey-nsheS
with eli his aud other anoft ant mr. ~ has
night
The pr0prai0f make ia boie q in~ mat
ptalsF s ha mate sidJns IN The saf u h@hing
rous l.undres eu dAyes aasss snd w shfi ~ ~ tsss
bfianmese
Psirons tnd sesinss sSrnts Who wa srseue any
eonnniiss srt'SIsasd 10 them.
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~ rExEs
Doors opea asy, commence tx
NIHLOs oARpEN
4slusf Mia M s asSoiss 'wm wA'.u''
FIFTH SHSSS 81 Tss sSazSsSsar ..
EDITH N THE oazSTf S5,sIi 81 THE 40. EDITH
Dsama!,ssd from Mira Woods novel Of
EAST LYNNE.
By Benz VOL, E:a q sosoa Which vSs. oIlsaa
''' As rur r, S4$11 1osus HSH 81 ..r.,o.
Her personat,on OF the character OF LADY EDITH having
been pronounced f pR !ss AND PUBLIC.
sa e ss o Ss e and
the word g i: si:issS e ri: .seS.,.sss ,,
MOST r III &c CAST
,o rRsDA Az nprl : and every evening" will be per
On. Tue EAaLs DAuoaIxn ov
sr Mortimer Ra.iioa L. sssSe
Richard Keih Mr. Frank Herdasn.
oS.dh
NJ snsH GsSsss Nary G. Js %s
fanohet,e Mrs Scott
Arthur and Lady Edith. children NJ: + L s srsn
~, , BRlpE ssi APPS VILLAGERS LADIES &C
A0r s-TI Is; s srGEE 1susr
,..,.. ;, o..,..,.. ACT 1e's1TGs f$sS ~ sos -,
SEATS sscuRED six DAYS il ADsAsoS sr''''
Doors opeu at 7; 10 commence ~ IN
F01s OLD 'o s1REw EHfA Sssavrr
MR.. JOSEPH PROCTOR.
on which ''''.'f fa b D D aEp ~ ocLosrER
r ETaay n = Mrs 1 Agn,SS
Gsstcrs Duke aud Richard M Joseph Proctor
EE .ss y:srs s s;salss
Queen Elizabeth. ..,........... Miss T. Dsnyn
CARPENTER OF Rouss louis. s''''s
Eyss,n Mr. G. 70,
rononow NJ Joseph frocois l.ss Night
REvrxI "e ~ JACK ks 81 4 III ssYgxSsrALk
BAn'oAas s assTI sAiio sGst Soa sHow
49,. =, w.ll Jake g place :. Tho TS.sam on v.. -,
April ~ 20. 20. 20 and May snda 1875.
A. which time upwardsof
including 81 Seinsrd. Sewfoandlsnas, .f,.i.n Ssy.
an. e" rree. ya o pGs: ss
x..ss; Bulldogs Bull TsrSsr. scotch Terriers. si's Ter
lsr. containing taa particular. and Ii. of premiums
NEW sowERr rHE sssE,,r
MISS E e aiSa RrSHAn
WINTER GARDEN
w BENEFIT
BENEFIT
THE YOUNG AND BEAUTfFUL
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN
TiiIs FRIDAy) EVENING. APRfLs
LADY ISABEL Aro MADAME VINE.
IN 'oS seh'A"o" ray ar ryx.s
EAST LYNNE,
The performance belsg
HER FIRST BENEFIT
HOWARD ATHEsEUM,
Ladies and gen wishing mar apply 10
Charles y. Bernard CO., t5s Broad say.
NEW BowERy THEATRE
~ TO NIGHT,
Mr.. JOHN ~ ALLEN.
TIKI BoWERY fAyoRff8
L,REE EXHIBITION -oEoRoB ~ HALLS RIO
tures. comprising ngure iruii and nower subyecis
exhibiting Al the old Dusseldorf GALLERY ~ Broad
where they VIII remain until the isth inst
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1863


=
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE
pAsrs1 I sa n i,E FhqsHsr g,,o,rrr "a
by direction OF Hon GIDEON wELLEs Secretary Of tho
BY virtue oforser- or s a,rccsea Wy shs Hon. VIII
% p''f Tf'' I'd "a vh 6 . to,
At Lam'ssr's s s r ATLANTIS 1;ss B'o0tl,a
sunary f Pm Sar s a. 'slow.-
, Cargo schooner Erss Reed
70 40. Spirits Turpentine lot Lumber
uo 49,, Careo schosnsr Theresa
Cargo schooner Kate
500" ''' Cargo S"s sc Ssspsr A. Adventures.
isi sacks Salt 10 bales Bags.
-. Cargo schooner LILY.
,d - eales BAGS, 6cArsoys vnrioi.
Cargo schooner Frsnces
Cargo schoones RermesA
Cargo schooner Maria
Cargo soop Brockenborougt. lt
1 bale Ficktnsk 2 cid Rope.
,r..Cargo sioop Good Luck
-. Cargo sioop silas Henry
' Cargo boa, Prize
rom round Ssies Cotton packages Cotton.
Cargo schooner Alicia.
1880 Cage . schooner Velocity
Cargo schoonsr Tier.
Cargo schooner Annie
Cargo sloop julia
From steamship virgtai.
s and samples OF cotton Sc se e Bonner
US Marshal Southern bern d. 6,s, II C q sio:d..
LIMITED STATES hARsHAL,s SALE or PRIZE PRO.
BY virtue Of writ OF vendioni Kxpouas ms directcd
and delivered VIII sell ~ public auction, "Wednesday
the 9th day OF April 1865 at O'Clock A. NJ the Uoion
bores brooxiyn the Cargo Of the prize Anglia
sHARDwARE,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES
DRUGS.
Catalogues OF the above sale will ready for diarbuon
~ the hashas o0cc three days prsyioys e s4s ss,s
United States Marshal Southern Distric Of New Yosk
MAEoa ~. 1855
WILL BE sOLD-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON WE'D.
W ncsay April ~, al The Department Of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, In Alexandria, Virginia.
Prom " 70 90 tons Old Iron Oar Ayes f
From ID 70 30 tons Strap Rail. ff raI
large quantity OF old Car Wheels Sheet Iron Stacks
&C. tf'-.t n 100
Bale TO commence a. 10 A. NJ.
II. T. ROBINSON,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaser.
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r EsHALsEY, AUCTlONEER.
Os BY J. X HALSEY 4 CO,
TABLESPOONS 6G LIBERTY STREET.
PEREMPTORY CASH SALE,
In Continuation
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
SCISSORS, SHEARS, GUNS.
GENERAL HARDWARE,
To be sold At auction BY
j. 4. HAIAS8Y CO.,
Al their Salesrooms 66 Liberty street,
THIS DAY, (FRIDAYl, APRIL 8,
AT 10 O'CLOCK,
Commencing at lot No. I,736,
Embracing fine assortment OF Table and Pocket Cntery
Double Barreed English Guns So ke and iFmcr Chsels
Augers; Anger Bitts Dvidcrs Picks Braces and Bits
Tower, Ing and Necked oBois Chest TIL sMorttce aud
Cupboard Locks steeards atches; Plane Irons: Back
Saws &c. &C. Terms cash. current funds. Catalogues at
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U ROTH, AUcTIoSEER, WILL SELL AT
~. PUBLIC AUCTION.


ELEGANT rosewood seven octave iianelorte
Rich Cut GLASS, China and Silver Ware.
This friday afternoon. April M2 O'Clock precisely.
the property OF family giving hous keeping at the Gle
giant residence Of W. Richards, lly Clinton place. West
Eghh street between ffh and Sixth avenues consisting
solid rosewood Parlor Suits covered In rich French
satin brocsel beautifully carved made 70 order for the
exprssy rosewood Eagerc, handsome marble top
Tables Corner and Bookssnds superb sets q Satin Delsn
fne Lace Curains twenty day Bronze Clocks
line on Paintings Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges
vered reps della Reception Chairs
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD P1ANOrORTE,
STOOL AND COvER-C0ST 500
An elegant INSTRUMENT with round corners rich carved legs
an case oil modern improvements. made BY celebrated
w CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM.
Rosewood mahogany and black walnut Bureaus Bed
scads washstsnds Sofas Tea tctes Chairs Rockers
vered In aarcloh Lounges Mirrors Clocks spring and
hair Msiiltsses Beds Blankets Quilts shaees Tea Tsble.
solid Extension Table " Dining Chairn BUFFET
rich cut ivory Table Cutlery, Chandelers Hall
Chairs. Hststsnd. Oicloths, ~. Sale positive.
n ban hs goods be removed ~ hours after the
sale Will be In attendance 70 cart pack or ship
goods for purchasers.
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the owner insisting q two Sofas Et1ssre Centre
500 sii S'''sA So W. 9'0' Nr - 90
HENRY b. HERTs, yR. AucTIoNEER
I'm s faiesy 1p No q ,l Bgsssw.v
sea Te Dssns % made C9I
sse rss sa su sn
low. Mirror rsror Dining Room aud Library rarnars
MfE u sns % Be- ~ y
S 81 sale Catalogues will be ready early on morning
IJENRY D. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
~ Nassau stseet. opposite tie Post, olc.. MINER 4
a. Se ss es s 2. ssa ds
fU . q ssd Ssr S r.
and ioo q Whsseys Brsndss Gins Runs A. Ave-
auors and sesars viii Be SOLD an Invoke Il 81
uorEL FURNIrURE-sALE BY COLE : MURPHY.
c,s ON A Mo- Ap = % 4
very large and %ahogany Pssor and
ane Paintings. Tianosoy IsI sons complete
81 0sn st Fl s ssa r .Sss War;
vs g,ssss and Three Ply a i eel q ssSsass
and Copper Boiler; ELEGANT silver plated Punch Bowl
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES
als Ire a. 4 s:
sidenoes Of families declining housekc eping
-. e II, LUDLOW < co.,
Auctloueers, No. 8 Pine street.
j. ss.arasy Ap:!i ies o'clock & a. q. he sastoe
the Stock OF wholesale dealer consisting Of quarter
Brandy Cherry. VINEGAR. Wine, aes.rs Store Fixtures
ness Bisk Horse Light Wagons, 40 DC. Also.
account OF whom Il may concern, lot Of Books Paste
Boards ShoemAkefs Lasts, &c.
goGART, AyoTIoNEER.-BY s a.. BooARr.-
81 Friday April at II o'clock, 90 barclay street. Adj
illustrators SALE Paints &C. The balance Of the stock OF
Glass Brushes vsrnish Oil aud varnish Cans Counters
Show Cases. Shelving Glass, Racks, &c, &c.
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ID A~CHILTON, AUCTrONEER
ID. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE

(yENTRAL PARK LOTS AND PROPERTY ADJACENT
" thereto will be sold by ADRlEN II. MULLER. at auc.
ton at tie Merchants Exchange on Tuesday April at IL
M Lots northwest of Eighth and Sixty
second s,eet Lot soah side OF sst-hfth street 100
feet from Eshh avenue; two Los south side Of fiftyhfh
between Broadway and Eighth Lot east
side Of Broadway. between Fiflyourth and fifty hfth
Mansion and Lots OF Broadway and Fifty
fourth street. Lot northwest OF Seventh avenue
Fifty fourth street, Los with frame Cottages ad
Join Seventh large double frame Mansion aud
Lots. northwest corner OF Third avenue and seventy
% street. See diagrams at the oce OF the auctioneer
nAvID d. EGAN AuCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
~ day &3s Canal Clock Sofas Bedseads,
marble Bureaus and Tables hair seat aud 9TH
Chairs other Mattres-es Carpets, Ocoths Mat
ting aso large lot of second hand Carpets Furniture,
nc. Dealers invited. Also two dozen Arm Chairs.
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NEoRcE COOK, AucrIoSBER, -ELEGASr house.
" hcd Far.turc-Ihis dsy. At I, oe,o.s' A. store ~
DINING koom Snits E,seeres, wardrobes Bullets, Hall
ssssds Extension Tables. Lounges, Easy Chairs, Ac
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EDWARD sISrzENIGH,r 4vcIIoEEER. HOUSE.
April ss II O'Clock, a. l1 and leI Broadway an assort-
irlths Seat Chair Parior Sui. Window Curtains,
masses warut edsads, and variety OF Furnishing
Articles Also aoou, thyv OIL Paintings and Engavnss
EDWARD PETTrNGER AuCrIoNEER, 90 WALL
II street seils SATURDAY, April = a. II o'clock. whit
~ Lqnorsconssting q Brandies, Gins, Runs, Wines,
Ia boni Sale positive, without reserve. By order
Of Mortgage.
IN FrTzsrMMONs CO., AUCTTONEERs. OFFICE
7U5 THIRD will sell day lOk O'CLOCK the
s,oek ana FIXTURES OF large 0ocery second avenue
SON sistlne choice OF Bar Pin
tues Coners Beer PUMPS Kegs tine Fish Stand, co6es
Mil Awning kc.
~ COTTON, AUCTIoSEER.--0S SATURDAY, APRIL
~ "A Al IDis O'Clock al d32 broadway. near Beecfer
s,est viii be very large assortment OF good Yurni
lurs Prom family breaking up housekeeppg win com.
prlse ro-r WOOD and mshoaany Parov and DINING Room
furnfure cottage do. eicsAn, Carpets and 0llrlsshs
Frrnch psts Mirrors OIL Psintnxs nsnei Cocts reaher
BEDS Hair Mattresses warfrobes marble top Furniture;
ais suits Paror do IN brccet velvet and rsps,
Ac also vrry large assortment OF rich China and Cut
Gsss Ware Silver Plated DO Cutlery Ac also the rnrni-
sure ana Tools Of = Dspus, EsfAb.shmsni, crrrising
Chairs Tables Ac. M aiso qnantiy OF heavy Blanket
asd Qullts Of superior quality
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A n. MERwIN, AUcTIoNEER-BAN0s MERwIN q
"A. Co. Iying Buildings ~. and seS srcsdwsy yin eel
great variety Of valuable Works Miscellaneous
Literature. Classical and School Books. &c.
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L,REE EXHIBITION -oEoR0B ~ HALLS Pfc-
iares, comprising ngure irai AID no~er sabjee,s
srhibfng the Old Dusseldorf Oslsry 80 Broad way
where they VIII remain until the isth INST
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PAINTINGS sTATUARy. BRONzES, go
AND MANY RARE AAp COSTLY WORKS
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"A WILLIAM IRVING. Auctioneer. -CarrfAges Harness,
Ac-0LINTON b. 0S0OOD will sell 1t auction, ON satur.
day April y At O'Clock IT the sAesr0om IS Cedar street,
nesr Broadway, assortment OF ana second hand
Sop no top Hugae Road Wagons four scat
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

y. Y. HARBoR DrFESsEs Es.-The New York
Chamber of Commerce have transmitted
10 the Legislature memorial, setting
forth that the dcfenses Of New York
Harbor are nltori1usly inadequate,
and further declaring that it is not
saf 70 rely for protection on the heavily tax
el resources Of the General C Jyernlnent. and
asking that the State Of New York will as
sist in defending the city. This plan Of TAX
ing separate state aciiju for the defense Of
the city Of New York and for the Nj-thcyn
frontier Of tae State. Is avorite one with
Gov. s. e-mour ana bis friends. An effjrt was
m.dl a year agl % o5tain legislative action
upon this subject GOV. SEYMOUR, at that
time Ex-Governor, devoted m address, which
he was privileged T. make before the Militia
ny Slcivty Of New York, To an explanation
Of she critical posilijn in which the State Of
New York then was in Consequence Of the
war. l. would have seemed TO one not ac-
qaainted with tie facts, that the State OF
New York vas in the very focus Of all des-
truetive influences, and that unless immedi-
ATE measures ve-e taken for defence By stats
action, an amy from England would be
marched aginsJ her on the Northern border.
and the entire naval force Of the SJuih ifnot
oi England, would speedily eougregate in
New York Hlri-sr, ard destroy the city. The
psoper plan Of action was in his view,
similar 90 that announced on MeClel-
lau's thousand dollar sword,-New York
anyway, AM the United States as we
can ind time 10 attend To it. lie succeeded
in stirring up good deal Of a muss, which
took time from the appropriate business Of
tae Legislature, and injured very materially
tie reputation Of some members who mount
eel his hobby snd rode it to death. The Gov
erutr. nJw ia power, may not improhably
pu, h.s fiy5rite upon the track; and should
be- -1.yanize it into life. We may expect to
zee spirited race. Il seems doubtful, how
ever. whether he can now alright the dwell
l-rs along The Northern border, with the Ger
ainty VI aa immediate invasion. though he
uay g,t make New Workers, who wish to,
Believe .aat it is better to take care Of them
,ll1,- .aan Of the General Government.
TIE reply Of Secretary Welles to an ap-
piicat.ln made ~ the Chamber Of Commerce.,
for vessels 90 protect the city, tells about the
Ta-a In Tins matter
"Duiug the existence Of our domestic diff
cultiss, there have been few occasions where
there have not been naval vessels in the harbor
Of New York. ready flr immediate service, or
wno could, in an emergency. be promptly made
available. At no time has the Department been
unm.ndfsl of the condition Of things IN New
York, and trust it viii always be Wig lut for
the protection Of that and other exposei places
on the coast"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

Az AgrErcAN AyEcDorE.-There has been
50 li-rlc T'e1sant news from America lately,
that lIr. Plmct feels foIr-fld delight in the
flliJwnz elegant anecdote. \ handsome
v1-u- Elz'is man. making a call at 4 house
IL Was ingt N. where there resided several Of
the lly,iie-t young ladies in all Federalii, sud
denly discovered that he had c,me without
is pl,ze. The ple;tiest Of the ladies' said
- 1all I lun yJI a dlllar?'
'' W1-ll vjlF' was the reply.
The dollar Vas produced from the most
charming p1rts uJnsie, and the beautiful
American said lauEiiugly: " must have
interest yII know, when you return it.
The handsome Englishmin called next day,
rrraii the dollar, and placing couple of
exqui=itrly-cu, bottles Of perfume on the ta-
be, added "Aud there is the interest, two
cents"
such graceful courtesies do honor to both
c.untlies- -Pmch.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-13

Fa-D. DOUGLASS oN IHE WAR.-Ircierics
Douglas has issued call 70 col lrci men,
urging them 90 take up arms IN defence oi
their rights and Of theirc1lnuy. lie siy-
"ILave 70; thought lightly Of the words
an now addressing TO You. Tie counsel give
comes Of those observations Of the great s,ruZ-
gle now IL progress-lul Of the deep conviction
that this is your hour and 70 ne.
% To good earnest, then, after the besr ie'h-
Grafton, now, for the first time during the first
time during the war, feel at liberty to call and
counsel you 70 arms. By every cons dsrationVhich
binds y5I 20 sour enslaved f-lllv eounrymen.
and the peace and welftre Of your country; by
every aspiration which you cherish for the free
dom sni equality % your. Ives and your ch J.
iren; by al the ties Of tlocd and identity
which make Us one with the brave black men
nov fighting our battles in Lous'ana, in South
Carolina, urge you 10 fly TO arms, anl ST &c
with death the power that woul bury the Gov-
ernment anl your liberty IN the same hopeless
grave.