The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

BILLIARDS.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRUE ANGLING TABLES;
streets Brooklyn CIiAs LORD Tables stapeton, S
| J. AND CULTIVATION CUSHIONS
FMELAN x ooLLENDER CT Crosby street.
NVM: J. SHARP OFFERS FOR SALE FIRST CLASS
w Billiard Tables with his newly invented patent cush
factory iS Fulton street; also Few second hand Ses
SPORTING.
T9S siE nr L W or vERT TS Ie
Address W. II Craven, box lio Herald onh,e.
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
CEGAns VERY CHEAP-TnE AssIGaEE, AT NO II
brands % aSsn ms se S aud S iy soDa
Cash purchasers would do well TO examine stock and prices
COAL.
yyyYoMING VALLEY coAT.-$t 50-rHE REST COAL
da M ~ n Weight LoYp co., sa E.h, aye
nue. corner OF Twenty -seventh street.
TCO LATE FOR CLAsSIFICA1 ION.
I osT-oN TUESDAY NIGHT 2iTH INST. Bx. A POOR
- man, $50 bill which was charaoy received. The
~ as S be s hs I osa es s e cans 81
NJ. ~ spring street, third floor.
MILK ROUND FOR SALE UP TowE-CANs,
wGsons essy os complete , without Et,Sq the hse
years from May next situated S73 Seventh
THE SIXTY y1 , NINTH At IRVING HALL;
On 1s sGx%E hiEIs" GsS SfIl Y s!''l'
VIII deliver his great c',erialnment, Military Musical and
VOICE REs'I FRoA f fMH RANKS.
The Fort sa1 rer,m egaes OF ov sn
Tickets Is cents
orcement Of the Laws-rhird Ward People I MON
s 80 % on Of as A
s T a oo s rsGaon was
the resoras9n and rerpeiy Of the Union and
an 1s s OF f Of r
mont TIE Asseciaaen d"drned to meet on Thursday
fa5ss 8 4 At dSDq We. Gss assa.a
r. }. PnxspEyrfLR, Treasurer
GEORGE r. DEwGAaD Secretary.
OTH AND nth ALpERNANIC DIsTRIcrs-INDE-
wednesgSy evening, sept Is Columia Garden,
sct,on who known to be good and honest Uuion
@ W r. who as o S9ds and %
clens Of 'hc above districts 70 join with us in tho fnther
%cdnss e e eSSS ns a. sc oaioek at Mr. 70
Thru street between 4srnnes and when delegates viii
DO appointed to The Unlmn convention Of thiscity
M &c hGfiS SYn Fss'' viee PRESIDENT.
ApoN AARoSs. Treasurer
lbs4Eis MYKRs, sergeantsGArms
UnsVY r. GsPrrR Secretary
Oru wARD.-A LARGE UNION MEETING WAS HEED
y uttie JeHsrson Assembly Rooms las, evening. Henry
approved. Tie following the
clecedJ. Sherman BrowUe1 President; T. j. Hanl.
JAS. w Booth, Jas. Anderson Alex Ih keech L. H.
ell Vice Presidents; A. j. CaInpbe j. W. Farr, Sscrea-
b. the Judge Thompson, dndge Birdsa1 Colonel Kan
Kin, Colonel Bruce and JAS Nelson Rev Matthew Hale
Smith also addressed the meeting, and made eloquent APP
peal he people Ia support OF the URisn Hs rstaarks
very patriotic and the Audience received with
enthusiastic applause Such Is the a the Union
10TH WARD-saT MEETING Og THE MOZART
10 Hall Ward COMMITTEES held Wednesday evening,
September Is 1861 In Fifth avenue the WILLIAM
Clare the following resolutions unanimously adopted
Resolved That approve of the action tse Mozart Hall
General Committee at her meeting held Thursday
ing, September 49, 1854, la endorsing the Peoples
tsket and for the patriotic stand taken by said committee
defence of the Union and the constitution by guorfng all
party action during the OF the and that de-
precate mean unfair judsous the acfon Of the
publican party In continuing to FROM small
place parans Of Wide proevities especially
IN consideration Of the notorious fact that
chiefly composed of the rank and file of the democracy
the grand military PROFESSIONS Of Wide Awakes last fall
in the main to be fighting themselves small
government Offices instead Of emuatng the democracy
hghting the rebels.
Resolved, That the committee who met at the Howard
Hotel In appointing committee organize the Union
party in this ward have com ed the grossst Justice
ward, by appointing coupH bogus democrats OF the
Awful Conirictor and Iaip tlipeo to represent IN
said organikon and that eby protest against said
action and cali for the PROMPT redres5 Of said rieeance
and an,o granted hereby declare inenton to ac
J Independently OF sncn shameful dcasion.
| RANSOM G. PA.RKS, Chairman.
JonS RorKE. Secse.ars