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LUDL UM'S SPEClFlc PASTE

THE ONLY CERTAIN CURE FOR PRIVATE
DISEASES.
DRICE SIj CAN BE SENT BY POST
II any where for six three.cent stamps orders
strictly confidential sold wholesale and retail, by
DAVIDSON BIO, Druggists,
Successors to G.. NJ. DxOn,)
ocl4 N. K cor. FIf h and N ain ats. Cincinnati.
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Choice Fresh Butter,

RBCEIVED DAILY AT 0RIFFITH's
HI Tea Store, corner Of ri th.st. aud Central.av.
Families can depend ON always getting choice
liyered regnlaIly at their own resldences. oo2.x
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no. ALWAYS IN sEssLON-Queen City
Commercial College, opposite the Post
office, seS tf
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they came TO the residence Of Jacob Grier a
wealthy and prominent citizen, who was
known to hold a commission Ia the rebel
army. A squad was thrown forward to sur
round the house. when Grier came out with
IA shot gun and fred at Captain Taylor, but
fortunately missed his mark. He had
scarcely pulled the trigger when be was shot
down by Sergeant of the company. The
reconnaissance proved tisfactory-disclos-
ing the fact that a rebel cavalry force, FIVE
hundred strong, had crossed the river but q
short time before.
The Henderson (Ky) Nail says that a
postmaster at one of the offices in Hopkins
County was seized the other day by baud of
ruffians who are traversing that county,
dragged through the streets and threatened
with hanging; the only charge made against
him being that he was Union man and held
Office under the General Government. This
same band Of ruffians and thieves rode into
the town of Slaughtersville, in the same
county, at a late hour Of night, woke up all
the Union men, then compelled them to come
out of their houses and then treated them in
the most shameful manner. Such conduct as
this deserves the severest punishment, and
we trust that the ruffians will soon get their
just dues.
COLONEL JAcKsoN's RNcANpMENT.
a plgnly lnJeIllgenJ Rentlemani Connecteu
with the United States postal service, tells
Us that he was in Colonel James S. jack
sons encampment, near Owensborough, on
Saturday and Sunday last, and that while
there nine stslwart fellows came into Jack
sons camp with no other clothes than their
shirts and pantaloons having fed from the
Confederate troops. They said that the Con-
federate officers gave them their choice be-
tween enlisting under Buckner and fleeing
from their homes, and they preferred the
latter. AS soon as they found Jackson, they
threw their arms around him, wept for joy,
and begged him to put weapons in their
hands and lead or send them at once against
the invaders and spoilers.
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EXSE1HSIEsYA41i
Good News at Last.
VI WHO ARE IN TROUBLE,

TBE NEVERsFAILTNG MIR. RAPH-
\ AEL Is the best. He succeeds when all others
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A M b. CHAPMAN 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
n. $1,000 worth of
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
To be peremptortly sold at public auction
ON THIS DAY (THURsDAyl, OCT -
THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR
EUROPE.
RNawcoi octave Pianoforte, rosewood Drawing Room
suits, rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture,
Oak Dining Room Furniture, Paintings.
Statuary, Bronzes, Chandelier
Mirrors Velvet Medal
lion Carpets,
AT the residence OF Augustus Maynard, ESQ., No West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
SALE COMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK.
Superb Suits carved solid rosewood covered With silk bro
catcl; Secretary and Bookcase Eegeres bronze Clock
month; Pier and Mantel Mirrors embroidered Lace
rans Mane Ornaments Centre Tables Kings Patent
Clinng CHAIR Oil Paintings BY eminent artists; bronze and
marble Statuary superb Paintings Scenes In
Switzerland, by Cole; the Assumption Of the Virgin
rect copy from the celebrated painting in the Louvre Gallery
Paris by Lecard Fruit Piece Winter Scenes the Danube
. elegant Painting on silk, by Healy
MagninceM octave rosewood Pianofore,
Canterbury. Stool aud Cover;
H1atstand oak Buffet Extension Table china Dinner and
Tea Sets, crystal Glassware richly engraved Table Cutlery
s,eads. wardrobes Toilet Tables Conmodes, Dressing
Tables Hair and Spring Mattresses Counterpines Blankets
Sheets, Towels, McGraws Patent Sofa Bedsead, Book
stands Toilet Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocoth
Stair Carpet Also, large assortment OF Basement and
Kitchen Furniture House let for SALE For further
see n,er
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1861.


ADJUSTMENTS.
W'fEI1HsaS s siaHE
OF the brilliant and S beautiful ,a s9% n
w appear this evening Thursday ocobers in two
s ss% s a. Is III N s
s'a'f Si isABEa cuSHs and dances
In two Or ,se, 0,,or, a.0s SENIOR yuAS XIMESs
~. .u,. a TuMuLT OF DELIGHT.
ses John %osd IF st Asss ~ D.yshp
Nightingale S' f rSRss' tsy desired BY Kopp. and
seSori,a Isabel Gaeas and Don xmenes win appear with
The musical Surlesque Of "cindcrellan In which Mrs.
While were hers. Y they Interfere
Whack row de dow,
,.,, Where was you, General Pat:eSsc
UNBoUNDED APPLAUSE
new spanish n IA SA d1Rfs = The ballroom.
f'' Si SRi 3 Ssai SEss Eff Cuba.
MELoDEoN, $50 BROADWAY. CHINESE ROOMS,
1 oe'~s rem snrans and Prince streets ~,
asssr na ss T Ss seo
ANNErrA dxILErri
Acknowledged by all to be the two bes, dancers he world
. RONZANI BALLET TROUPE,
Known the world the best Ballet Company the
world.
MR.. J. H. OGDEN,
The Emperor Of Irish Comedians.
MISS EVA BRENT,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER
PROF. NICHOLS AND SON.
MISS KATE PENEOYER, MISS ADELE GALA,
MISS JOSEPHINE BERNARD, GUSTAVE DIDAUX'
MISS FANNY CLIFFORD.
MISS ADELAIDE MILLER, BEN YATES.
And his Ballet Troupe Of
TWENTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES,
the entire troupe Of the Melodcon making
A MAMMOTH COMPANY OF ONE HUNDRED STAR
PERFORMERS
appearing IN all the various professional specaes sub
mitted to the public
First week OF a ballet, entitled
HALf PACifA AND LIZ GRAND PAS DU CARNIVAL
DE VENICE.
Notice.
J. II. OGDENiS BENEFIT
On FRIDAY Oct T.
Mr. Ogden begs to first benefit In America
Will take place on Friday Oct which occasion he viii
use his utmost endeavors 10 please his friends parons
al the same time he returns his sincere thanks the very
liberal ENCOURAGEMENT bestowed his endeavors please
the American public and to assure them that will be his
constant ambition to continue to merit their kind approval
Remember, Friday, October
Doors open at Ga Concert to at o'clock pre-
csely.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEMY OF Observation-Disclosures
a HERRMANN'S LAST PERFORMANCES
As hr artists OF the Opera New York-haying ac
seea ensasemenis for Havana and Europcwillshoslly
Two ~ ar Maf ~ nave been made for
wnon III be given prior 70 departure on I'll RSDAY
Oct ~ and MONDAY Oct 81 as
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFITS TO MR.. ULIMAN
& Of tho necessary preparations FOR gala
anu previous engage cnt Mr. HERR
NAM TO appear In Philadelphia October Ia there viii only
Dc gwen eight nights more by him In New York
Nosef-There viii he nopcrfurnance this evening in New
Catholic Orphan Asylum.
Tomorrow Frilay
AND EVERY EVENING OF THE WEEK
gagged for the Orphan Asylum
LAST NIGHTS Last NIcrTc
LAST NIGHTS LAST NiuirS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLAcKs,
Nv Corner Of Broadway and Thirteenth street
MIR. Wallnck
stage Manager Mr. Lester Wallack
Doors open a. To commence ats
OPENING OF THE NEW THEATRE.
Pronounced by the press and pubic the commodious
elegant and best ventilated ediice
in TIE COUNTRY
Especial attention is directed announcement that the
performances VIII In future terminate before III O'Clock
The extraordinary facility egrcss fully evidenced by
me TACT that from the fall Of the curtain the exit OF the
last auditor only occupied three minutes and half
NoTicE-lt is respectfully minated there viii free
list ~ complimentary admissions excepting only the usual
privileges OF the press.
TONIGHT AND EVERY EVENING,
VIII De acted new Comedy BY Tom Taylor, ESQ., la three
acts, with appropriate
SCENERY, APPOINTMENTS
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rrHE WONDERS OF THE WORLD.

PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS AND ANATOMY
5G3 Broadway, next door to Ball, Black Co.. New York
The wonders 81 the world hitherto
hidden revealed showing that the handicraf Of
follows the heels Of nature.
Wonders the brain and pons varis whore the
the mind or soul IA supposed 10 be.
and touch.
Extraordinary freaks OF naturet0gether with wonders
from Paris, Florence, Munich and England.
Wonders Of life, astnally showing hidden life within hfc
Exciting, thrilling and indispensable wonders and caosi
ties In the rotunda
Wonders Of Acknowledgement, wonders In hermnphradtes,
wonders In obstercy wonders Of embryoosy wonders Of
osteaogy.
at view, and still greater wonders in sepulchrs
pathological room
Lectures daily together with surprising interesting and
unprecedented experiments In chemistry.
Will open daily for gentlemen only and after Saturday.
Sept. %, from 10 In the morning till at night
Admission 70 cents.
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IIENRY GREEN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY, AT i0I,
IL O'Clock, The auction store l9i William street. 81
Groceries, Picls, Fish, Muaroni, Nermiccl, Praues,
Fiss, Wines, Liquors, seGafs. &C.
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M. MERWIN AUCTIONEER.
"A. BY BANGS, MERWlN i CO., Irving Buildings Nos.
694 and 500 Broadway,

PRIVATE LIBRARY of choice and valuable English and
American Rocks In hne condition. including variety of H.
Illustrated Works &c For particulars Caaloge and the
be sold after the books,
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DOMAIN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM.-THE AN
III nual Festival in aid Of the above institution will
place at tho Academy Of Music, Thursday october
IN the afternoon and another in the evening will be OF
very superior character supervised by ~ b. Clark ESQ.
who In conjunction with John Brougham, Esq. has
Quoted the performances for several years. Caution
Tickets should be purchased the only
before Or on he day Or evening Of the festival those
gnished by appropriate badges This rendered
because spurious bills have heretofore been passed
change by parties not empowered to sell tickets.
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HENRY d. MINER, ACCTlONEER.
IL msNkp MINER will sell at auction. on Thursday
Octoscr at his saesroom 81 Nassau opposite the
fos ONCE at u O'clock private collection Of fine Oil Paint
angs water Colors and Engravings comprising, among
n Poussin Holbein Wouvermans, G. Morland. Pyne, j.
liaskns, Copey Fielding, kuyp Wilson, Sir J. Reynolds
Muir Joseph vernet Cane. Gneryhno Brown &. Thorn
and others also three fine proof Engrvngs and tho Head of
Washington woven III SIR, and beau work art
The ahnxe on exhibition.
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HEyRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u.
Ii LEEDS co. will sell at auction Friday October
II O'clock at their galleries No % Nassau street. valuable
Oil Paintings, by order OF executors fine collection OF OH
Paintings, entire gallery Of well known connotsseur
deceased comprising the works Of Flores Tempesia 6e
rard, Adam, Menscr Louvos ucatell De Ia Roche Ceve
81 Tntoretto A. Durer Halle, Gozus David Rubens and
others IL celebrity Also number VI very fine modern
Oil Paintings from The collection and invoice OF
miscellaneous pcurea to close invoices and pay advances
they can be examined above and from Thursday Oc
fobcr ;, until day OF sale.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
QEDDING, BEDDING.-THE GREAT RUSH AT WIN.
~ MAXWELL \ CO.'S Mattress. Bedding and Upho
er warehouse 402 Bowcry the Cooper INSTITUTE, late
633 Broadway has induced them sale at
War prices for short time longer wanting any
the above articles should apply early. Carpets
made ana ad a. cents yer yards Threcpy md Ingrn
five years
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3.
Orchestra seats 25ccnts; Gallery IL cents.
CTUYyESANT INSTITUTE BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
- Bond streetGrand opening night, Monday, October
and every evening du,f W the week.
THE GREAT ETHIOPIAN CONFEDERACY.
SAM SIIARPLEYS MINSTRELS.
Consisting OF the LEADING STARS OF THE PROBES
SION whose caste yet aghabe soes have been patron
lied III all the great cities the
Union In this first class organization win be found the in
imtabic comic trio o artists.
SAM SHARpLEY AND DAVE REED,
SAN SIisEp1EY AND DAVE REED.
And the champion clog dancer, j. CHILDS,
supported by the best vocal qarette in profession and
artists under the leadership
OF the very talented viulnlst, T. McNALLY.
The programme win embrace the
LEADING COMIC ETHIOPIAN FEATURES.
Legmatey performedhc leading choruses, solos, duets
exquistely by talented nrss-together
with quaint and quiet bits Of satire TO suit the times by the
STAR COMEDIANS.
For full particulars programme.
Doors open commence al TX O'Clock. Tickets Is
cents.
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SPORTING.

GAIL BOAT FOR SALE--30 FEET LoSG AND IL FEET
y beam cat rgc, built Ia tic best manner 10 complete
order; year old Can be the Forty third
street, North river. Apply - WA. FREEMAN lrusgist
corner OF Twenty fourth street aad hSsta attvns
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTloNEER,
IA VIII SELL this day Thursday October at l2k o'clock
at the stock saesroom NJ @ William street.
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CHERIFr'S SALE.-JEwEiRY.
- CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD Auctioneers,
VIII sell, at their saicsroom, ll3 Nassau street. Friday
Oct = at 10Y O'Clock, large assortment OF Fancy Jcwery
In the usual variety. JOHN KELLY Sheriff.
GALES AT AuCTION.-METROPOLITA POLICE SALE
~ OF unclaimed property this day, 10 O'Clock A. NJ at
drill rooms Centre market.
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A ssIGNER's SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.

Z.
IA EXTRA AND SPECIAL SALE,
THIS DAY. THURSDAY OCTOBER J.
Al NO. So BARCLAY STREET,
AT IL o'clock,
Being the balance OF the
INFORMATION or
MESSRS. setback HOTOP,
and comprising the remainder Of the
and partially damaged condition. from their store, lately
burned in Murray street.
The sale will include ladies' Dress Trimmings Ribbons and
fancy Silk and Cotton Goods great variety
Full particulars will found catalogues now
ready.
VIM. TOPPING 4 CO.. AUcTI0NEERs,
Nos and IL Park place. and
No. B Murray street.
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Proprieors Messrs g. L. Fox and J. W. LngaTd
. THURSDAY October 3, 1851
THE THREE THIEVES; OR, THE DENOUNCER.
Tho beautiful Drama OF
JOCRissE THE JUGGLER.
and the comic Farce of
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NIxos's ROYAL fS SIsSTs GARDEN,
i$sS ssi M rS s$Si s$s! 5SSS'
7HIs PAN 3Hls RA$ EH!s Bz
Commencing a aiisT09 r III sSfPfmfE Evenings
of the beautiful French Eluestrienne,
LOUISE 4SSEEzE hSsE SSs4RE
NEW y cn AK AsdGFPEfass & sossE.
s sSsn4B s$ssSB sRSEHHss
Sebastian, Dclverney, Burt.
slsSs ss 'ss9fs T TRe f
Every Afternoon and Night this week.
Aom' TE GnI rs HHsS' cahRoE FAMILY
just returned from Europe, are engaged and viii soon
NAIETIEs CONCERT ROOM, GIG BROADWAY ONE
The place Of il wen known for tho
BEAUTY AND TALENT
entertainments an s s1tfa:1ss TROUPE.
composed . 'n' BEST LADY DANCERS
BEST sEsE AAsRSs47s
EFsT ETHISFIAs B BEEsE4TISEs
BEST OF EVERYTHING
can be seen at tho ,aicis Gsn NE ny yin observe
thereby rendering place seated In their
pirors Ii Is needless repeat, what is q well
r rRETT,EsT WAITER G f;TRTs
E EsH$$1SsE % % $1S1s
rrE EKTTiFsT M MAITEk e e!ki.s
F FRETr1EsT WAITEk a GIkls
PkETTiEsT W WAiTEs G GIkEs
in the United States att nj to the calls Of ysers and sg
them with The best o. wines liquors and segArs Admission
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BILLIARDS.

Tabl tor 81, $it0 4lW and s22 ythir com, ~
'abics TO let Orders u mai st.snn-n To-
w. " GRIFFITH. fis Fulton street.
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CIXTII FALL TRADE SALE OF HARDwARE.-JOHN
~ 4. VAN ANTWERP'S SON, Auctionecr, will sell
THURSDAY October 1854 at 10 O'Clock a his salesroom,
rs william street. 30 lots assorted English, German and
ror Pocket Knives fine Table Cutlery Axes Hefves, Edge
English fadiocks Chsei Handles, Aibata Faucets, brass
variety, Hat and Coat Hooks Butter Tryes Maes States
Scissors and Shears Butcher Knives Coffee Mills Also
English and German Guns and Rifles, &C., &C. Terms cash.
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ID Broadway, above Grand street. Monday September 80
and every night during the week First OF the
Mons OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The seventh son Of seventh sister
The professor begs Leave to thst his fantastic
pooco toogai giastcuus vii! be transmorffed into
ANTIFiBIOUSRHINOCERIOU SOSORHORSE,
OR THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Tinpanoni0n, Raw Re ,ruits, DIR. Tumblety.
s. c. CAMPBELL, ErH. HORN, NEIL AND DAN
BRYANT.
Doors open at 8M curtain rises at Tx tickets Is cents
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A UCTlON NOTICE.-THE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IA Furniture OF Dr. Max Petry 28 Waverey place,
OF sixth postponed yesterday will be sold this after
noon Az o'clock positively, rain or shne-Conssns Of
wosOd black walnut Paror Suits each suit comprising
tone Sofa one Arm Reception and four Medallion Back
Chairs covered In rich silk reps and haircath hand
rosewood Etrgere, with mirror door and
wood and black walnut Centre and Pier Tables Corner
Stands Clock Vases, Paintings rosewood and mahogany
Bedseads Bureaus Washstauas Lounges Sofa Beds Rock
crs Chairs, Hair Mattresses, Beds Bedding, solid black
walnut Extension Table GLASS; China and Sverware: Table
Cutlery Stoves, Oco,hs Brussels Tapestry and Ingram
Carpets Chandeliers &c. Terms cash. The goods
removed twenty four hours after the SALE
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IIENRY d. MINER, MISUNDERSTANDING D.
MINER will sell auction Friday October T. at IL
O'Clock at his salesroom Nassau street opposite The ros
months old 80 high and trained for hunt
ing Can be this day from II to O'Clock the sales
room: valued $3.50
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DAWNBRoKER,s sALE-THIs DAY. or FIVE HUN.
i dred lots by JOHN MORTIMER, No. Is East Broad,
way al l0h O'Clock OF large lot Of Mems Winter Clothing
vzOver Coats Frock Coats Pants Vests and Shirts also
Ladies' Clothing vzrich silk and delane Frocks Shaws
Eloaks and Remnants together with large lot Of Ladies'
Under Garments well worthy the attention OF the trade by
order Of II. y. SOLOMON, JR, Pawnbroker No. ISL
Spring street. N Bone hundred and fifty lots Of Mems
Clothing.
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in the United States att nj TO the calls Of vsters and sup
with best OF liquors and segars Admission
Orchestra seats 25cents; Gallery IL cents.
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)AWNBROKER'S SALE.--w. g. HIGGINS WILL SELL.
this day, at l0 o'clock, superior assortment OF Fall
and Winter Clothing, comprising Coats Pants Shawls
Quilts Sheets Feather Beds and Bedding Carpets &c by
door from Eighth avenue ,
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nR WATSON, THE CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN IN
y MI diseases Of private nature, be consulted
heretolorp from 4. NJ to n, at go broadway. pr
Wasons work. "The Cause and Cure disease and de-
b,y the London edition. with all the plates be had at
tie bookstore 5 Broadway opposite the ST. Nicholas Hotel
price 81,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-27
How q. AIbaDy voluntserp are Ped.


The volunteers qusrtered at Albany, N. z
have been complaining grievOusly and justly
at the style In which they were Jea. At
length, the authorities took the matter In
hand, and Mr. Roessle Of the Dela-an House
was called in BE made most alarming inno-
vstionI upon ordinary camp ratiOns. Pre-
liminarily, be laid down law to bis associ-
atss, that the food to be furnished BY him to
men who engaged to fght for their country
should be precisely aS good and as costly as
that furnished to the guests of the Delevan
House. 50 tbe coffee drank BY the 5000
volunteers 10 the best " old GoYernRsnt ia
va; the pork ate is "boneless,' and costs
$2V the barrel; the beef costs cents per
pound the sugar censi the butter I6
cents (the same as placed On the DslAYan
House tablssG the mutton and lamb are the
best that come T. Albany, and the bread is q
the 6pest wheat -four, and supplied By the
most respectable bakery in the city.
Again, this innovatlng contractor demand
ed that every volunteer, instead Of being lin
tied 70 rations should be at liberty 70 eat till
he was chock full he would not have them
stinied In anything. With this understand
ing he went TO work. He built line Of
ranges, introduced water, hot and cold into
The kitchen of the barracks; built an ice
house, butcber-shop, store room, laun-
dry; built even 9 railway from bis butcher
shop ito the kitchen, and laid drains and
plank sidewalks all around the quarters lat
his own expense, mind you), and then took
from his hotel the head cook (s Swiss, on s
salary Of 81, ,3O0), and set him TO suPerintend
the cooking for the volunteers. BE intro
duced perfect cleanliness and system into the
dinning-rOomA perfect punctuality in the ser
vice OF neIls, and capped his generosity and
good management by detailing walters from
his hOtel 70 attend the tables.
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The Eastern :. Amy Of Re.erre.a

The necessity Of having soldiers, and not
raw recruits, to 6gbt the battles of the coun-
try, has determined government to organize
immense camps and schools OF instruction for
the benefit Of the reserve armies which have
offered or viii offer for national defense. It
was At hrst determined TO establish three
Of these camps, one in New York, one In
Ohio and one in Pennsylvania. What has
been done about the two latter we do not
know certainly the camp for the Western
troops has not yet been put in preparation
but the New York eneampmsnt is now be-
ing prepared upon the grandest scale this
country has ever seen, and equalled BY but
Aw instances in the history Of the world. It
is loeatsdu9oh Staten Island, mile south-
easterly from Fort Richmond Tue tract is
nearly square, comprises some 10000 acres
sad is abundantly furnished With wood and
water. hhasa natural slope well adapted fox
parade purposes. Upon this grand parade
ground there IS room for the eToluhonS Of
10000 troops, while the depth Of water is 30
great al the shore that an army can be put
on board transports from The camp grounds.
4 large force Of sappers aud miners are en-
gagged fn putting the grounds in order. 4
four fest ditch is to be dug entirely around
Che encampmsnt, and the bank will be
thoroughly mounted with artillery. From
the knoll upon which the commanders tent
win be placed, the full parade Of 10000 or
5000 men viii be in full view, presenting
magnificent sight, worth thousand miles
journey to see.
The camp viii be called Camp Scott, in
honor Oi Gen. Scott and viii be commanded
by Dol. Williamson, Otthea army. The sickles'
Brigade win be ordered TO Camp Scott forth.
with. All cOuntry regiments and companies.
which are accepted as reserve, win be order
cd to Camp Scott for instruction in drill and
discipline. a aeet Of transports will lie of
shore, and be ready to take an army to sea at
four hours notice.
Such are some Of the main features Of this
grand scheme Camp Scott will kavs world
wide reputation, and from it will be graduated
companies, regiments, or brigades as they
may be wanted.