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THE EAID tn FREDEEsKCKS-
BURG,
General RobeTtss Expedltt1n-Capture
OF S1uEieton-Rebsl Tobacco.


tspccial Correspondence Of the Enquircr.]
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, March o.
Inst Sunday morning feet of transports,
containing the Third Brigade, OF the Twen-
ty-fourth Army Corps, commanded BY Bre-
vet Btigadier General Roberts, az officer oil
bigh merit in the army, came quietly down
the James River from the very extreme
front, where they were engaged ~ combating
with rebel forces, within g few miles Of Rich
mond, and for few hours anchored in this
harbor. At noon the feet set sail, accom-
pauIed bY the army gun boat hotll1a ,com-
nrisinr he gun boats Charles Chamberlain,
MaesWood, Zouave, and several small tugs
Of light draft, under the command of Brig.
On Monduy afternoon, the 9Th inst, lust
about sundown, the steamer Metamora, the
uae. ship Of General Roberts, reached the
Hborves Of Fredericksburg, Va, and the
other steamers Of the acet, rapidly ascending
tile Rappahannock River, each in their turn,
made d innding and efsembarked their car
goes of soldiers and cavalry, and the line of
march through the town Immediately taken
Three hundred men Of the 1stNew York
mounted rifles were thrown ont tu advance Of
the infantry rs skirnishers and ptckets, white
the main force. scattering in every direction
through the dilapidated streets Of the village,
were not long in actively engaging and cap
turing the small bodies Of rebel t:oops wh3,
since the removal of the theater Of war from
that section of Virginia, have made this place
the principal rendezvous for guerrilla and other
bushwbackirg depfedattons About 80 pris-
cners were thus secured, including several Of
fccrs, who had becn enjoying short farlough
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:#isetuaneons.
WHAT THE "PKESS"SAi OF Us.

Aesrs. A1rtnta1e Co. have long bc.n persoas'l,
tnLwn 10 a, end ~e believe th:m TO be :TssY WAY
ES'.Iy 81 public sopaa.nce.tN .seoslsh Amcsi,
h.Ss :; .. e.
a.ses men oftA'atonsnle and lsvtllT Of 70
ps "a ,S Fs n,
nsxy IN pot ted .i1iel.s .1e to be d*,eset q d
e s1t % to
e. % Il to b
. I'D
alnleu. stpt. s, 1S6ls
B-Hetsrs. Ar1Ardas Cos arr,ur.mpnr, the sd-
Eantsses mr.t on she side Of thu cast 'neI t;r be
81 ena
fsnq ~ Be- e no. .sna i Z he IS sas.nsa
Fxr1o1AENT Fon L.pr.s--The mort .)t.1h'e and
ths sae d ~ s o2
.loL" e Airsnda.e q O., t.1s ofosr acqutnrAnca
6cr oxn purse, sus also n doing tn e ,ass
70 Nhoa sne SIC tee Ctrtacats Will ss-n t. ,n
saaas; nsssal; thus
L ear ss9es =; 5 sRs s
and ID y1 Tdr a = -
hhi ard Qua ", sheg 1Ne exec eesa our e1oecta.
1ERf@'sn'ea 1sSs l'fht Democrat fl''''''' aug. IT.
The British Thls cfRice,ton. 6. ". sssssNov. rs.
1861. onr lady tlbsclbess became ayent ior
.: 14rs or ner 1 qy
pec!ion 9td Altnout hrsIt&tt~1 n ssxfa tt #
to s9 e
times
and tea spoons. god va'ehes, lsdas' ch stns De-
eg e ,s "a htys Il fsn b
N. i. STATE. Feb Is lsss.
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Auhlic Gue.
DUBLIC SALE-W hereas,

DUBLIC SALE-Whereas OIL
Il Ed
ht.e q Yesk trnssee csfs In trust de- q
e. e IN q
an q =. a2a s 1'9sv.Ftns ran
stuctst q tae:esttcr y ns eons.rnsis.: from tss
s e n. Ss e. SPny
aols Ksnlak: count .os tl,ss slsh ~ = II ianas
donDe M ,rse4 &C iatEs !; sed aen ten.asts iae1e
:. 81 @
5oo.s; aoo pson nous1 m.eSn end
work shops, trpcrttrnc:r.t crse,1ons aad n1tuIesi
privileges nov osntd pose sea .: Acanue xhich
should thereafter be n"d possessed clalsed; and
* Il
snei md @ ana f. aE teasa h.
reatamcnss and re-. estAse acquired IN Apnro oort7
1sa nna s. By sn a
and s1nk e iocouot1vet tendc7r p-ssea.sY cara,
ehi5s,5, snd ulasarn 10y ssi.w ss W. evIed
Or *l,eh s1ou!G Lsreat.r ne osnca oy SAD r. ~ay
y ~ % e s &. e
S:n ssees :, neSs pron; scssss ss. nenraa
and 40, anc's derived Ct 20 b. uefived had CT 70
I'd g
sssse.s9' q sa:ss':ss. - b, os s sss;s9, y
Hoaslt q sss Soes assc1eaa "
O, che do:iar IN Ii ID rad ., 40 pt;
q the secord part snd tot ths puepos stcusLE th
ssea ssqcd y ia Tsii@sy. barring eSen - x.ta
s.'a e" Z Et4th 70 m ~ M gf d NJ
York rue 1st d<y OF J.puarY 4. D.. 81 wlh inter
& Is 1ite e elt :a Of eTn:an yso Il
xne SAME .nk: mi snnp%t1y 6 I'd = n sid
feeav ssrl-s s- ole 10 thsce thoa,and snd eihty.
Ana Hncr. sA.a deed provides thst the sane Il
ms1e 70 secu.' shs Eho.e q sai; o2n1s " q nsny
~
~*&a thatso e.hc aefAa Of th- aid r1..wAs 111
s52 q 1 s e
rid tsu:tsr Or IT. Success my ueon tie xr1ten
s,onds outsssaains ehs wi,hia sach Of ID Tine
a a'si u:' 81 81
leaat eel. VIZ. 10 ot yf mar s~sp .pris pub
Iaccn rfccesl 10 e! At public hoc,,oa zoe city oi
c1tbr sud kni.c,: en'rs. hsil Wy. ~ ia Nd 81
saa es4 TIE aa, :Ses:F o sal tn. in
OF toe dr>. Or tnc. Or rc..:nat, 81 TIE
.as I'd ,S i; .20s.s
this fc. thc sid ralirsg has f4iied to Aproint
And wa.,ea< also. s.td r:l,wa7 did ia.ne asa pus,n
etrcu Atioa bond, Eumberec 3.1.s.6 ID 10 T.
4 4 l. j; j, i, i; i; e. = i. 6 4: I; =
q. u, g shs g. IT ose Thousand da!srs ~.
s0 u s.s ~ y
noldtr: hsvinE On r. ~ a., Of J.assry lsss.
= I'll % u ~.
hnsc S-Snour. d, eeA:ed A.,
tno!s tn.n ,rts daS.to pai thr ID.
ca the ssid bonds e!d " ~idr~s id ana numbered
P.;sps NJ q i5oSn d # Js, ise
end in,ertst ii lid mt en t1S W. bsa
kId Raysb.s. M 70. ~ 81 r xsn = = aot pa:*o'e..
d.te the In az O. j,na.,y lsss :eaa led ile
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DEtr1lRum.
MUTUAL BENEFIT
PETROLEUM COMPANY.


XITTf} AT, -REAEFIT
III
DTTD 0T E1IhT F1NH NV
[1lnUllIuM tQ1ll hN Ia
a....
HfR1ERzed unQsT h9e AaxV4 ri hno SAah%
OF NeSF 1orA.
"@ 49, sH3HE. 500 1os +1%
,,c,, 70 ~ ~ orep,4,,,,, r,-,
4Q0I0 bHARES, Da &lu;V9t RESkleVAp FOB
TGkklEC CAPITAL; to iu!ly deyelo9 re property
y the toptny sts bAauce 70 % Aopaed - tne pu1-
=hsse Of laIds aad cshez property
nu%,
Ne" ofR.
0rFTCyRs:
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Bloomington Dur5arp.
WESTER TREES
FOR WESTERN PLANTERS.
No Equal improvement For The Sams
MCueV.

Mcrov
hoAeJ'
Every person Who owns eTea rod OF RTound eau
renllzE- tt N-FnLD on ~ investH.nE 1y Planting
LAx8f and SHALL tfal1a> ORNAMENTAL TREES and
s1ECDs. xvkRaRxRSs, HosEs, Sc, obtained from the
BLOOM1NG'OS NURSERY. Bloomtngt.n+ H.. e.
tabsoea 1s3; one OF the OLDEST La a ssr, and MOST
RklABLE In the country the result Of Is Jeass c1pe
rlet cH IL the bustness here and u Miscjn,n1com.
ksos oEz1S uouszs tof p!snss and pTopszatag pal:
Now is tho Time to Order for Spring
EARLY ozpras will hay. the test attsrtton. Don't
ca biEe niso neishbor. and friends and thus 20,
Eotlcs package oT eiub rstes n new wi DESCRIPTIVE
'Fogss Tnrz, and Pants o. Many. varieties, Cut.
1eis ees'sshe ior shpp0s = asta7: Soiot for eco
aTt: 10 re M ~hen me orchsfd liza :slecss
fPE9 Standard .nt Dwarf superb STOCK.
cticfY oett Wesietn d anr;E. Jannet or Jsn1ton DC.
PEaE TEEES: St.nd. .ra nnd Dwarf, spleuttd A.
soF;ment bg thu dostn. handret OF shousand-BARE
IErr tataNtsrc} ID sns unantlty,
Extra SIZE PEAR TkEE3; s@me OF which pro
o HEarH THRYs. IA ~tx- and heat atocr IA know o,
HaTE,S FAIRLY P.sf.H: eaF,1est variety kuosn
br 1he nn5nIfty
'1cHFftTv 1HEfS. tne a1otk and 1a.-e As.or1nr mt
fffW TifEEE ApRiCUTS, NKCTAEiEES
oi,1NEaa SII;j EERR1Es ~ ~
~ssniff EISi1iTs i. ; ar n.6 fcoseherr1es Hssnhar.
v,sa n1n:iftte - Elarkntr;t7e Efav herrtek rnAux
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Hair DYE. 9tulr fexe!.

eAcHklt}R,1 Celebrated uAiK 9Th - THk Rxs9
"a 11E wok1p. The cnly HAINL-ss. TIE ton knLr.
AHIt Dye kno*n Thu spienaid iis!f Dye !; rcfees m
fiIosfT D.AcE and AATrkAL Brown, without tnJur
ing the HAs staining th- kkn lcay1ae toe Aar tott
E,r,ns il pristine co!os anc Eectfc7 tts ~ en!E 9;
Had Tyes. The Gcnans Is s!Enet WILLIAM 4
be svoiaee. Sold b. Al nfuEgtstt, &C. Factory q
BscheiSs'. New Tolst Cream lcr cfcssir9 tho Hs,r
peeT wAFfb
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: GLanFrh.

Dr.. Eadsxortbs DIRT Up il 'ute cn'e 'os .as
ssove complaint, after Al other remedies h'vs hnea'
So ..1 ,hou,ana. OF .ho*e patients who hive s1'ed IT,
nam, hrt,,s,x but precr1e The medicine u oace'
It vii 10, dsnppolnt you
wv Hrrs.sa ros, Pronr,esor. Provsaencs, r. l.
Ain 1or sale BY F. t. Il. II. uooKEa. Fo. ss Tets
Randolph s,r&cs, Ghic<Eo. @oIsn0ea stM
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NV 1teEtiuy-%Ht ttat Is E1..s

PRnFEsEuE EUsT1s ,L.R:ahn. {pcrit CT b.
fnAk1 the London Atsolo.er.l all @rtte o1s. sotxi1
-lFIcAL11 and coREEcrrf. the FE1UEK EAnruLf
DEs11NT OF ny MHu Women or 'm,u. NJ cArdA o.
Ehsrt p mi OFT rart!c1 nrly tie FrErEt lp regard
- H-aath, Mor"y. 11kencst, Love and - narf1sg@
Guinness FtteEtA EnttDcs &C ,..d aze SURE uu1bES.
F1l Ch.rt.. s.: teu years: s.; nydkGa@;ttcns: f.
Sniff. ctou antstd. send AF o. mon b IN fci
al brts, wtlrtirr singh Iaf1ea. IN sex addresa
IUrTIs l.: 1:,:Ai.D Canceu, few Jersey.
Y-.oS. rrf R.R
, 1865-03-17
Dr. stEe1Ows

EonAdtutai Fhyt1clau. csc be coDau1ted O. hn oGee
IN Eoet ClAfk.st-. corner Of Monroe, Chicago,
sH.ls = block toa sAc PostoEce on ~ throE;c Dlt
9El1 G!se1.es nf private and delicstc nnsfe &c
tot sa1sst Witch ae ueate With nppArA.esa .ucce9!
.uk the Grctor With the str1ctest ps1vacy. Onct
hour HcM ? T. II. 70 BE- su9dA,s, u = Z :. IN n
adct&ss Fostothct Boz 1A- lncloae I've st4EC7 s.se
.>At artdh RG4lth. NA4Ht l- II
, 1865-03-17

DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
j. AID CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY
DPKlcg CT FH1 9SCRxTA1T.
PTTHBURQB, PA., February tssc. 1d3.
1ht annual useeslug Of the Stock AID BondholdsEt
cfthf2 Eo0pauy Tor the
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS,
And such other b7sn ay come befura It, viii b.
tCd .te ocs Of said Company. In the city Of ttta
sursh, on the
Third Wednesday {i5th} Of HaEchs
4. D, 1865, 1t 10 o'clock 4. N Tfs Stock and Road
Trenz1 Books CT thc Ct ,a1y, at thelr office In ae
city CT F.t. Era, ap1 IT ths TFsl4ter tncJ, tho
civ Of Nrw Tor7, vii oe e;bsed Oh sns lsl ca7 It
N1rch, 1T ~ NJ and remain s.oasd until the I7iA
d3v OF March thefaRlter. -
tr19 kFn2sr ". H BARNFa sec-etary.
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And POINTS On the Lower Mlsslsslpp III et- Loui&.
Chicago and St. Louis Railroad aud Memphis
and st., ,Louis Packet Line.

Fa.xepger. RoIrs south by taxing the evening Ha1n
OF the Chcsr9 snr St. Louis Railroad conbect next
morning =, s.. Louis with tha Steamers ot the ~ n
ioljoWng elegunt atd popular rostt CITY Ct Cairo,
c. 4. Hfllu 40, M*rnlc INY. John y. ftf1Ys CITY ol
Atom O. W Graham, Brlle Of st. Louis Piast1
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n fhn rtortff Ia cAli HANGS BRt53t
mhiensi7 ST sdp s. vonroe street, sile Akeats.
DIRECTION NOTICE.-The an
~ ,ro, ,fcc.un ot Dr. cto,s Of the Unlon Or.
na7ch Eo,npsn. VIII he at tue eflce ofs nd
rnry, In tbe CRY o. EhicaRo. Oh the 1t Ass. Polls
ogan gmn,5ottSss 81. s ~ EMAs. B. BRIGHAM, rrest.
, 1865-03-17

Completely In rscbei fIot-rlic Gold.
Wine. and Orange Crop4-Tsle Mcxl-
can ConlpifcutfvnA-TheC Ch1neae New
xCArx-1teaI1f Of an Old 1l11n018Aus
, 1865-03-17

. A RSTOW'S COOKIN G
ID HArGE.-Archl.ec,s and Builders, and Al
nihers In h mt Of the
, 1865-03-17

We have ssen come yery pretty specimens o. tap1e
and tee spoons: god va.eaes, ladies' ch..os, pms.
bface.e:E etc Ehlca nsTe en- saat oT Asr!nia.e
NY. Stale, eb Is ls65. '''
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MONUMENT TO Mss sIooynxM Several persons 10
Hartford and other parts Of the STATE the
viii erect to the memory Of the late Mrs l. stgourney
a monument worthy 70 commemorate her fame Her
with lie poverty In literary talent contributed not
little introduce and happier era Her resting
place will be visited by travellers from all quarters Of the
world and u II fitting that the community In which her
DAYS OF usefulness passed pay this final tribute
her memory. Amid abundant abors with the pom, Mrs
gourney found time for nubcrlcss deeds Of Kindness
and charity which endesred her 20 all who within
the range OF her influence n suggested that contri
buttons Of small from those who cannot afford 10
give largely will be especially acceptable. Row DIT.
Clark of Christ church. aud Hon. eflowcr have
scented tn receive the contributions. Hartford Couon
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LrvERYooL-steamship City Of ws.hinRtonC johnson,
@ Finlay, ID Marine, Wiggin WALTON " Atwood,
Mr. Lyon, A Webb, Geo Kesr, II Cairns, w 0ernrd J
WIN w% Tsrn ss :s s Lsd. .s n
q HARRISON J burns. O'Brien, Thos &yide, Rev W
Winchester lady four chidren Mrs George, Mrs Nc
Kechnie, Mrs Metcaif and child, Ms Emms Noon, Miss
shesrman, miss Lydia Harper Miss MARI Harpet Miss
Mary williams, Hancock, W Boag, A TreQent VIM
schsler, Dixie, sampson, Mcpeyits Miss McDevliA
VIM Kelly Miss King furfst Fallon, p Fa1on, jas
Brennan, Geo Booth, and GO steers9s passengers
NEW ORLKArsetcamship NssissipptMrs Ioquet and two
children, Mrs Garner and child DR. Catre and wife Or
ard WIFE Mrs Heuetis Miss Lanaro Miss Mcrriek,
ssrson and wifA ssIlys and Sifs wi,Sc. " DS;
Paten and tAree children, Mrs McElve Mrs. McAulcy,
Niss McAuley. Bakee, Haywood Heath, M werner
and wife, Mrs. Han and child Mrs Morse Mrs Lima
Siss Mrs Carter and two children John Coleman,
Coleman, Miss Coleman Misc Coleman and servant
Dorr, Miss Addie Levy.
MISUNDERSTANDING Alhambra--Rev VIM o Kidney
and daughter Miss Daley, Mrr Hymes and two chill
dren, Capt Dennis wife and child Barker, Wander
ss. rsTch Kerr spa yifs Mrs k Ne Mis- ns LIZ.
and two children; spear and two daushers macka
= y Moses, Hayward, Fak, Cohen, Graham
two chdren Lesverei Scott and 70 in the s,ecrsse
Nywmnr, NC--stesmship Ellen rery--gen Paine Cap,
Locke Lieut. Graves Capt noppin Lieut. ID Dwnen Nj
and Mrs wheaton, Mr. and Mrs Cheesbrn Mrs Lewis Miss
Rea and servant Mr. Paine, y Primrose. l. " Coley
Mitchell Ellis, Patterson Owen Chas II sophie
hNahdcrwater Francis Huge, and twenty In the steeras
wnmisGror, NC-steamsldp Louisa Moore-A Nicsnrsp,
W Galloway. nvets and son. q W Williamson
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xrw voex yrnsus NEWARK.

X.
M" 'oN"
Tho grand match between the Now YORK ana newark
ciu,s which va, commenced at Bedford on Monday
go. ,.,,,,,oa ,,.,ora,v IN ,,vor M tho Nsv
a'ernoon 'e'""'" '''''' :" 49, ~ va
onnonents with ten vicles to fall The second day
~ -, ,...., So, so,,o .v.,,.,, hat, IN, Ala
P'aS' 'uo"e" "''No' W ~ ~ 49, ~ ms ~
not equal the display OF Monday, the bowling for one
thing, being far more effective owing to the Increased
vcncss Of the ground--thc rain OF Sunday night hav-
ing made tho ground favorable for the batting
When the st:mps we're drawn on Monday evening
Byron and Crossley were In nj the ba-he former, by
OF the most mastery displays OF the bat ever cen
in this country, having obtained the unusually large
Of 49, the sixth wicket having fallen for 15S nj
though the fourth had gone down for but ~ When
trossley facing him Crossey had scored two cut and
singc-oG Kidd, who was at the other cnd-and Byron
bad played Halls prcty for two singles showing tnat
little late for rising ball from Kidd Byron popped one
right into Bulls hands at slip, and retired IN favor OF
Marsh, amid the applause OF the whole assem-.
baee Of his total being TO- consisting OF
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Police Intelligence.
ASSAULT AND ALLBoxD ROBBERY IN GREENWICH
eTRnET.

About two o'clock on Monday morning Mr. John Paul
sen, residing nj No. Greenwich street. was brutally
assaulted within few steps Of his door, by Garrett
Baldwin, otherwise known "0srbald," and who IL
alleged 70 have Knocked him down with his fists and
then forcsbIy rined his pocksss Of silver watch and
nearly hundred dollars In Treasury notes The out
rage Witnessed by ofncer Herbert, OF the twenty
seventh precinct who made enort 70 arrest Baldwin
but without success The alleged highwayman, how
ever venursd 10 return TO his old hauns the following
night and arrested by ofcor Herbert The accused
who Il twcntyone years Of age, WAS recognized by Paul
sen the who aseanlted and robbed him. and, on
being arrngncd before Justice bowling he was comm,
ted for trial Tho prisoner, s said, owns houss and
LOT In the First ward.
RoBsRD IN rHE "RisrSo STAR"
James Reed living at No % Oliver street. yes'eruay
appeared before Justice Bowling and lodged complaint
against James Lowery the rcputcd proprietor Of drnk
Ing place In Water street. known as Tho "Rsng ssr,
and Mary Mohr charging that they robbed MIN OF sioo
in Treasury notes while he partially ana
partially asleep In Lowery's premises Is a,cseu .ns'
MARY was seen 20 take the money rom focus pan'a-
looms pocket and hand IL 10 Lowery, VINO paceu n
drawer behind the counter The accused parties were
arrested by officer Crittenden. OF the FOURTH precnc.
and Justice Bowling committed them TO prison Tor TRIAL
None of Mr. Reeds money was recovered
poBBrSa CANAL BoArMAN.
Henry Ackcnnan Of Honesdalc, Pennsylvania, but
:,ed 10 CANAL so7 living al Butts terry made
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The Prize Singing Contest.

BY competition Is the superiority OF ono man over his
fellows only capable OF being decided From the earliest
days there has been this competition and although the
world has grown gray has not yet ceased The Roman
athlete icapcd and ran for palm Of superiority the
gladiator wrrsticd and fought for the laures with
which he crowned II victorious In later
days, when chivalry was in vogue gallant knights In
many tilt and tourney struggled FOR victory but a. the
world grew wiser and better the physical
pla cd BY the mental and have prize essaysts
Pcttive examinations and prize oratores but not I'LL
dancing Is a common thing; we have even heard OF
s'whisIng for wager" but this latter Is the nearest
approach 70 singing for silk banner and silver cup that
In singing for prize ,grea. deal has TO be consid
ercd-Grst, the composition chosen. Were ons
die" IL would be extremely difacult 70 decide
Our sympahes Americans would certainly lead us To
favor The latter but thcn II were 70 do 20 we would
be- doing palpable injustice TO Mozart, who might take
some way Of revcngng hms,lf upon us were We 50 I'M
again were we disciples OF the doctrine Of
and uphoders Of extension Of Me franchise the Amer
lean citizen Of African descent the airs OF Kingdom
Comm or Ole Bob Ridley" would most assurcdiy
strike superior even to la Mdrseaise and again
would reengs get tho better OF our Judgment Thus
the compositions chosen and the natures OF the adudca
tors important dssidrdtd An umpire OF sentimen
Gal turn might prefer 'All round my hat wears the
green willow" 10 all tho music WHILE should an IRISH
man be on the committee, ''Finnegans Wake would
assuredly carry OF the cup.
Again, y requires q clear and correct idea Of what
good singing H. deansh man would not, under any
circumstances be proper arber of course the loud
est music would be TO him the sweetest To imagine
that the strength OF voice and beauty of vocasm are
synonymous terms In popular Often, at some OF
our fashionable watering places, we have been ha,I
crazcd bt being forced 70 listen TO young lady fresh
from boarding school, screech inquiry after 1.-THE
friends Of her youth that she had 'No one 70
love" with lungs evidently FREQ from all consump.
hve symptoms but with certainly nothing whatever OF
sweetness OF voice. So power Of vocazation Is not
nee ssty OF melody. The opposite extreme is as bad
"Whsper what thou feeles Is all well for Brinley
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nlcd.

lRvNE.-On Monday. July II, JOHN IRVINE, agod 50
years.
The funeral will take place this "Wednesday afternoon,
at two o'clock. from his late residence No lob East
Houston street.
IFor other Deaths see Second and Third Pdgsl
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TW WEEKLY RErosr or THE Crr IxsrsCroe Tho
City Inspectors report Of deaths tho city from the
10th TO tho 18th Of July shows q total for the
week OF 500. Of which LOG were men, 100 women, 2e2
boys ls2 girs3oS males 800 females and IL colored
persons The following is list OF the chief diseases
and the number carried Off nv them
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II f. Notorious at the Custom House
importation of European perfumery has ceased
under the laws Do not be cheated wn
the wretched limitations. Use PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOM
ING CEREUS with which toilet extract concocted eithef
at home or abroad Sold everywhere
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bc9fON, July 10, Ibo6.
The houses Of the Hon W. Machinery ana Captain
Phneas Pendeton In Searsport broken into sun
ana other vauabes the amount Of several thousand
dollars were taken No clue TO the burglars has BEEN
di.covercd
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Psrsonal Intelligence.
The University Of Pcnnsyvania has conferred the de-
grec Of Doctor Of Divinity upon the Rev. r. n Aber.
crombre, Of Railway. NJ J.
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When teeth begin TO show symptoms OF decay avert al
danger Toss by promptly resorng To SOZODONT
The thoughfu before such symptoms
appear prevent them But better late than never
This peerless vegetable will stop the mischief al
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All Prizes Cashcd I'm Legal Lotteries.-
0'''''-'' ' j. CLuTE. Broker. I7s Broadway.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous Tho only pcre<A
dye Factory 81 Barclay street
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Address 20 Smol<ers.-Po1iak ~ Son, Nicer
srhaum Manu- facurers Broadway Fourth street
Pipes Cigar Holders retail cut TO order boiled mounted
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American Artisan Patent Agency,
BROWN. COOMBS CO.. removed 10 i5o Broadway. 10
stairs.
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The deaths from external causes not depending upon
the climate or season, were 1862 of which were BY
railroad casualties by delirium tremens drowned,
OF old age, and by premature birth.
or the total deaths from all 287 were under one
year Of age "a from one years, 20 from twenty
TO twenty Ave, q from twenty-five to thirty years. So
from thirty to forty and from eighty to ninety years.
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The Mails Per the China.

The mails per the steamship China, for Liverpool, via
Halifax, will close al Ave o'clock tomorrow (wednes-
day) morning. but she will not Axs her departure until
about eight O'Clock.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservau W
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail No Aston Lilo usa
| The ave sppisd BY skillfui artists
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WILKONMEN,
TEUTONIA MANNERCHOR, PHA.
NEW YORK LlEDERTAFEL.
GEWIDMEr Won DEN
EIIREN MITGLIEDER DIES VEREINS,
DECEMBER, 1852

Deutscher Sang, Dcutscher Vein,
Beldc liebrcch friscp und rein;
Ladet zu jeden Gin
stossot auf ihr Gadeihn.
The societies at Beethoven Hall performed tho Fruch-
lings song Of Abt and other compositions with great
deal o effect Similar festivities took place all
the headquarters of the German musical societies where
che singers quartered
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joff1yk4
ali diseasss Of feet, cured by Dr. zAcHARJE,t Z
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N0velty-Fly Catcher.-sfmplc, Neat
and effective You hang ia your kitchen, parlor din
ing saloon. Depot $50 Broadway z Agents
utei 10. ID
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Rest and Cheapsst-MiIler's Hall Dye.
Large size, 7sc Try H. Sold by druggists W. Dey =
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Great Reduction I'm Furniture nj
WENTWORTH SONS Mammoth Wareroons, LOO Dowery
New and elegant styles ready.
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New Era.-Best 81 shirts mt 81 Each;
splendid Linen Collars 81 DOZEN Paper Collars 81 ~ hun
dred, at No Park row, opposite the Astor House.
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Whceier' ~ Wilson, e25 Brosdweys-
Lock stitch 'sewins Machine and Button Hole Maninc.