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, 1861-07-23
Gbirago Tribu,re;
s<0NLK THoSE THAT CAN SPEAK
BNGLXSH.Y

The telegraph yesterday reported that
an order had been issued from the War
Department directing recruiting officers 10
enlist only those who can speak the Eng
ISL language. II true, it is bluudcr, to
five il no eeverer name, that should be &C.
knoWledged BY promptly countermanding |
j. Our foreign born citizens are among our
most enthusiastic patriots as the zeal with
which they have rushed to the standard Of
freedom abundantly testides. Tens OF
thousands Of them have seen service in
Europe-they know practically the tails
aud the dangers Of the soldiers life, and
they are anxious to endure them under
Tic flag Of their adopted country. Thou
sands a1-1>ow enrolled in the war and
<xefTf Thousands will be, il their services
arc needed.
It uSy be urged that soldiers who do not
understand English cannot obey orders,
nnd hence are virtually useless. The OBJ
lection has some 1orce when applied to
Officers, but there ere none or next to none
vhs would occupy thai position that under
gland enough Of English to manage their
commands successfully. The military
terms applicable to actual service are few
sad very easily learned, and it would lake
but short time for men to learn to drill
perfectly under English officers; but each
company and regiment can always supply
officers of its own nationality, and henct
90 apprehensions need be felt on tha'
score. We suy, therefore, let all oul
adopted citizens who want q hand in th'
fight TO sustain lie Constitution and th'
laws, receive cordial welcome In al
the armies Of Errope, companies and reg
n,ents Of different nationalities are to b.
found; and there is 40 reason in the work
Why the same practice should not prevail
lere, Again NC say, give all our adoptc'
Citizens cordial welcome to fight unde
The stars and stripes Of our common coun
tTy.
It is not improbable that An order ha
been given not to enlist troops prom'scr
cus1y, but any whole company or reg
nlent Of Germans, or other nationa.itle;
cf1icercd by themselves, will unques'sono
b1y be accepted The dispatch doubles
REQUIRES some such qualifications, and ou
adopted citizens should not repress thci
Enthusiasm It'll q correct report is received
, 1861-07-23

A LETTER FROM GENERAL scorr.-A short
time ago, number Of prominent citizens. In
Lieutenant General Scott 3 lettesr, expressive
Of their admiration Of his public services, and
their appreciation Of his heroic and st.tesm an
like ceCduct which has characterized him
through life, and especially since the COM
mencement Of the rebellion. The letter Was
at the time published in the dsily papers Yes
terday morning, Mayor Henry received the
following reply:
"WAEHSGroN, July, 1857.
"GEs71ExEs: Of the testimonia1s with which
/ hare at different times been honored By portions
cf ny couatrymen, not one has been more pre-
cious to me thaa that had the homer to receive
f1om you, n1 esteemed friends Of Paiadelphia;;
t'It cannot be 1opg before my public acts viii be
reviewed By peB'erity, when it, judgment, hum
BY hope. msy Be somewhas e9lored by the partial
II bare the honor to remain, gentlemen,
''Tour grateful servant,
| ttWNrIELD SCOTT.
rsaIt.srs. Alexander Henry. Horace Bluney, Rich:
| ard y&ux, VIM. n. Meredith, and two hundred
I 1ff1GTN,H
, 1861-07-23

H4F It is curlous fact that Robert Garrett,
who vas kiIlsd ut st Gesrge, IVES the profess
He tnu<ht him tacttca, and had ~ apt pupil,
it:sppears- =:
, 1861-07-23

In IMMEssE scuoo1. OF WHAEEs-TAe Eng
lish papers report that one hundred and fifty.
nine whales were stranded near North Uist,
N Islard Of the outer Hebrides, Scotland, On
the 9Th Of June.
, 1861-07-23

F,EcT1oy OF JUDGE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Gov. Pierpont, Of Western Virginia, has is
sued a proclamation ordering an election for
irGge, to be held to I'LL the vacancy IN the
twentieth district, caused By the refusal OF
JuGgu Thompson to take the required oath. i
, 1861-07-23

The body OF Lieut. Col. Chas. D. Dreuz,
xEo 1.s killed in q recent skirmish at New.
part News, WAS b1ried with great hoaors a:
New Orleans en- Monday.
, 1861-07-23

"a Numerous trophies were brought to
Washington yesterday afternoon from Fairfa1
Ceurthouae, lacluaisE tbs comaaisaAry tent Of
tho Third Regiment Of Seuth Carolina, guns,
books. ceate, hats and PalKetts buttons. TAo
latter, ~ appears from the stamPs, hAFing besa
manufactured In New York-Baltimsre HRriot.
, 1861-07-23

A GENTLEMAN o. this city, who wishes to
;r;l tEr U. s. Troops in Virginia, proposes
r.:-:rs $ regiment to be armed With double
1"-1s!ea sEoteuns-for. shooting upo1 the
viar-Lonispil2e Journal.
, 1861-07-23

NEW CorTos-The editor Of the Montgon-
ery {Ala> Fost acknowledges the receipt Of an
ol,sn boil OF Gotten taken from the stalk On
tic 10th instant.
, 1861-07-23

CsE of the guns accompanying the McDoxx,.
ell column il cail:d "Long Tom" It viii
"ttroN tEirgs' .:s miles.
, 1861-07-23

NATIONAL Horse SBoW.-Tho people Of
Ottawa, In this State, have completed plans
and arrangements for National HORSE sho"
and LadIes' Equestrian Exhibition, to come of
in that city on the Sd, Eth, 5sh and 9Th OF Sep
tember. The premiums amount to $S,ooo,
ranging from 500 down to 80. The best lady
equestrian takes = splendid jeweaed watch,
valued At &sf0
, 1861-07-23

zoAua plaa ono iee na4 0to 3>s~".'oa.
we nave 10 comments 70 1nahe. ~ ihlSn'
)c esteemed presumption, or even " trea-
:cnablc-'
11.-V-0@ Hsvr7.1jons.
- -
Tru op,rp or rs1oHrs or TIE GOLDEN CIR |
- c1ENTupm ,11ssJo1 RI DESTROY THE
nEpUpI1c~A L1M1TED MosARcar PART
or 'nhA" F'4eA -
THE Huntsville .Lou,,anl f1aa done no m nore inn |
o,..r+ aa,x;.o H., u. ,r..+ b,+t1a ,oa3ra+ +raa.
i'an' ee4 wy - 40 eee- o1sae -
son, than in the full exposure which II now
spreads before the world Of the plan and Or
a,,,,z.+;o, ~ ~. z q q Th;a ;ntensely
eanz1tion VI ane n " ~ 11' ~
Southern order has tor seEeEal yeafe oeen az
cumulating power in the south, ostenslbiy
~, rafd nn,n Me,ico. Int really, % It now
'o' 1Ata ..o;.,-.;a. eFou ~ ,;v;1 ~ tn braa1
appeare, IN anticipation o. c''n "aa W o1eah
mp the Union. People In the North, anu 100
many. perbaps. in the South, have looked up
- "a no;sv nominations If (4eorsre B,ek1ev.
VI ~, 49, s ~ ~ss.- ~ 49, ,,nn, so,tta-n
ss1a.b. !, and thew have laughed over 1t and
-. ~ T1a.os ~ ..aa- aon., ssern.d IN
'et !. so' nueeo' ''to '.o11 s"a.,Sn
public estimation much Importance unth With
in the last few months. Since then It has ms
'et'au3 ena4 40 ~ 49, me- If th.
spreao anu eecfet macnlue'5 - ~" ~ =, 49,
most active and dangerous Agents W ~
the designs of the confedeTacy. Its members
hear tha eame relation to other disunionis1a
that regular solo1ero w 'oo -. a.'t'1'Aa' ..,,@s
the vigilance committees; the power oeaana
tho +n,r.ne that cpntro}s individual and even !
80 or,,,ona IN tbe south. It app.a,s
PapAt oPtnAoN - 49,.
from the Journals Statements tnat 1aele NC
In fha nr8nr-thG HfSf. mlilI3rYs /
the second, financial, aud the third, govern |
,,,.,,+,1 Tha military depree is ell that the |
1oehsAa' AAe tAu1 -.
great mass OF Its members are alo"eo 10
take, and Its oaths and obligations are very
s'nii ~ ~ oe -. IT,, :, :.n- ;.+o11,oi.
With the etoiioW1Eg hant WHICH III no" 14telnsr
bic, viz: But we hold 1t to be our duty to
sg'. onr corxtce. r., anv sorthern state to re-
oneA w. H. ho,>a .,,h nm.
pei Noftnern army ne u'p7 DULL ~'A
| tiDgency may not occur."
| Passing by the financial degree, the oe]eela
of which arc explained BY the designation it
| ~ 80 r. ths +h;-a ar covernmen.
pears, We eone ~ pne enna' Vi oo'e1AA4s'N
tal, which il the inner temple and main sprins
Of the examination The very existence of
.h.s ri, n ho secr&t tn al Int thosa
'hte oes'eS "o~ W 49,
who had taken lts osngatlons. Soao oa'
slaseholdero, or men Of the most intense pro-
ei.'e'y nenInen.e' "elo esIe 80 - o-asn asa
sn!p 4ney "s.s o"e1. ~ 49, Sss ss,s s :. ~.
I@o11o'' "aoeA 1Aan' "on4~" ~ e0' - N1@e
county, ana report 1oem ior e1pu'ion no-u
the State; also al Nofthefn seaos1 teaeaets'
aad all strangers or travellers. They #ere TO
create public sentiment fer the expulsion OF
free negroes, and were TO oppose Inc lntermar
riaec Of free blacks and Elaves. In case any
| -. lzI
, 1861-07-23
ImportRpf Revelations.

THE ORDER OF Ks1oHrs OF TIE GOLDEN CIR
cE-THRm MISSION TO DESTROY TIRE
REPUBtIC-A LIMITED MONARCHY PART
or THEIB pLAN.
, 1861-07-23

[Tron the Examiner, Sorio1;- w,
C-ataic 11S accoln. .'l!-h TIC object TO- s7.:a -.
we're made, yi.-Curc Ct uea4lcl: IL ali IL io11s.
, 1861-07-23

NAseSv.1lr, COM. Feb 81 .ets.
LR sFtcoIyG,
SIK;-I rave trItd your Cfphanc Pills. and Ekc
TEx 80 ELL that Wal.t you to =e:.d .Ms daEis1
worth M re-
rp,* or these are fer th- uc:gnh.rs II wa7I ;lTs
a 10 ~ nur - the Est bt.1 t't feoE1 Tou.
Send lie Pills ~ mail, ard obii:~ ..
oe ~ Eouf obrti'Ht sr-S1lf
JAMES hESkEnY
, 1861-07-23

ExTsoLrsECRa Fraukjia County. oaie.,
JaGu1ty VII, 1s5L
HENRY c SpAID1Sa.
No. IS Cedas .tT='.. :: T..
DKAR S1R:IHc1osett .. tWrnty-hvr Cents, Csc
which send hoy cf C"rAise Esll.." S,nG - aAa.Ht
Of Rev Nm- {. Ftlcr EeI au..4s5ltt,. F.a.tn so:--
ToCR Pills uoRK .IKs CuAaM-cra7 I.At
ACHE ALMOST lNsTAaTEE.
Truly r1uEs.
WI. {. FILL.h-
, 1861-07-23
HEADACHE.
THAT 4
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Il WITHIN THEIR REACH

Is these Testimonials were unsolicited ~ MI.
soALD1NG, they afford uuqnestionab.s
proof Of the efficacy Of this truly
scientific discovery.
, 1861-07-23

! wages and board, including bad weatheri Is not
| !ess than forty dollars. This, II the crop
average forty bushels to the acre, is aaou: one
| and fourth ceats per bushel Oh the crop OF
| eighty acres, or kali dollar to the acre; but
in addition to this, we have no doubt that the
| crop will average fire or ten bushels more.
Nor does the difference etop hare, for with this
kind Of cultirator the crop is drilled il, WHICH
will make saving, first en- the cost Of the
machine for drilling over the planter, and
Ct the extra hand to check of the
| hnls. Another rery important point Is
ibat by drilling, Tie p:autsog eaa tol~
low the plowing. instead Of waiting until
whole field Is p1owed, narrowed and marked
CT Here from the beginning and which can
not 1t this time be overlooked if ne have any
regard to the profit Of corn growing. Under
this process ne think four workings are better
th0n five nnder the old. We cannot put thc
difference at less than five cents on the bush
a. Shiek at tie pressn; scum pstcs = & Is o.s no
under the zone horse system, it will leaTsa profit
Ct I've CENTS under the tWo:horse. sJstem
1lat is, Te would rather grow corn for tWe1ty
cents n1der this new plan, thsn t@eaty.Age
under the old When corn WAS worth afty
! cents, tie profit waa - large that It cou!d oe
worked with almost any Implement, and Jet
| prove satisfactory, but now, when It is selling
below cost, one of three things must occur-a
rise in price, the cheapeniDg Of its culture or an
abaEaonment Of the crop for commercial par.
poses. OF the two horse culelEators, We nave
q Large variety OF patterns, al OF .hem more
o. leRa valuable bome Of them with seats foi
riding, some to be guided with leyer, and
others in the ordinary way OF cn15.satofs ss 70 -
, | Meme that We have seen comeup 70 ~hSS theJ
thonld OF will be. We haye one with rollers <
: crush the lumps, which ne look upon ~ :,
; valuable feature, but the cost OF It a9a tht
imperfect manner Of its construction VII no
allow Of It's general nse; With tbs cnltivato =,
Ee ssn work aay drilled crop hoMS1et snre, sottn sf
ard more work with two horses than by an,
other mode, and atill we would not recon
mend it for the -Eeasons given-too con
fl fist cost vas fffy doilara-fa11 twice wha
It ought to be. Tho rolleE1, the Gutt1vator
. md the shoe to protect the young planta ftou
+ being, covered with clode and earth, are a
+ properly conceived, but The arrangement 8
ne faets i al wrong, licking SaeaPaes s[oss
4 Ing knives that formed part Of tss aaealn
/. re have laid aaide IS useless; The guiding
, 1861-07-23

They hare bre1 teated /: mere tlaa t!:oGtAs4
CASTS, Y til entire suCctS3,
, 1861-07-23

3Ps1LAsrl, 3Uch., January 1it5, lteI
NE SPALn-S1,
s!R:-Sot long slice sent to yoa for box sf C,r
hnl!c ILLS for the cure ct the .'cryuus Ia ,n2:-
CEat.veEtSI uiL1 received the Ma1a ana THEY Has
aoen An EFFstT THAT l WAS ts,u>ckn - se:;u los
xGR2. Please Ge-:4 b. r2taFu mail.
Dt-eet " =. l.. xHIELER,
SI>lalti .GG:t.
, 1861-07-23

[From tie Advertiser, F1o7tdc1c. T.
The Cephalc Pfl!s sad to be +"1narS@S.: e.
t:Et retlt.:t for t.s htAnlc..', aA ef r;
betc disc yCrtG
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DENTISTRY.

RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED
~ teeth inserted while soft and giving pain. Aching
seeth, or shells, be filled and preserved by Ae
dscoverer, j. Pearson NJ D. Rooms $50 broadway west
side door above Seventeenth street N B-Bsware
the trashy limitations cheap operators.
RTiFICIAL TEETH-DR. LUTHER, DENTIST HAS
II not removed, but still lS3 Sixth avenue,
between Tenth aud Eleventh beautiful
on pure silver Ter only Ss on fine gold and plana So sin
gle Teeth 81 Teeth hled and without
pain Superior Bone Filling only 81 cents All work war
tainted.
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PROPOSALS.


TJAY AND GRAIN WANTED
IL Sealed proposals nv will received this
until l. O'Clock NJ Saturday the 18th lust, for the
delivery this place Of the following OF Hay and
p Grain. viz
1000 good merchantabe Hay, by the Goth October
LOO tons good understandable Hay, by the Both October
100 good merchaatsble Hay by the 10th November
2nOV bushels Corn So lbs 10 tho busheL by Goth
26dW bushels prime Corn IS ihs TO the bushel Both
20o bushels good Oats 3. lbs 10 the bashe BY 10th Oct
2O0U bushels c)as - lbs. tke bushe, 30th
200W bushels good OATS 81 lbs TO the bushe by 10Th Nov
bids will considered for smaller amounts 100
sons Hay and 900 bushels Of grain
The ny TO be well oaied and the weight to be marked
. each hae
The grain good sacks well sewed about BUSH
els 20 the sack.
Bidders viii please their proposals what deduction
they win ma Ne provided the sacks returned.
Bidders who wish Tor both Hay and grain VIII
please make their proposals separately.
The bids 10 he marked The envelopes enclosing them.
sProposa!s Tor Hay" and Proposals for Gran.h
Bidders he prepared ocr sufficient guarantees for
thc proper fulhmeni of e contracts and VIII STATE III their
proposals the OF their boudsnea.
have the privilege Of accepting all
any portion of any bid q. u. sAWIELLE,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster,
Once Assistant Quarteniaster u. A., Perryvte, Nd Oct
B. 1851.
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A RTIFICIAL "GUMOTYPH' TKETH-BEAUTIrUL
IN prices extraordinary; guaranteed first depsry
ave premiums awarded Silver sets from 81 So
gold $50 patent vuicanite $2o single teeth ST. extracting
Teeth without pain. National Dental Gallery sixth avenue
serner Of Twenty second street. Dr.. MANSON Dentist
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VxTANTED-A GOOD DOUBLE BARRELLED DUCK
w ing Gun. It be In perfect order and offered
cheap. Address, with full description, box 47O7 New York
Post Office
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THE TURF.

k'AsniuN COuRsE-THE GREAT TWENTY MILE
match for $3o1 viii OF on THURSDAY October 10
r Matthew's names 8 m. Lady McKeazey Hiram woodruff
r. M Mix Maid. Rain or shine
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. THO RENT-CHEAP, FOR THE WINTER-26 WEST
Thirty street, four Stores brown stone, in
srder. For rent, &C.. apply L. L. LUDLOW Co. No.
q Pine street.
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QUITS OF ROOMS ON THE FIhsr AND SECOND
81 huors front be obtained ApplfcaxAn
Twenty second street. Also front BaseenA suitable for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

E'RANCIs BUTLER, NO. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
" choice breeds Tor stock and sale. Buffers Infaibe
Cure and Flea fxermnator 30 cents bowle. But
ier breeding, Training Diseases al Dogs ST. Dogs
Boardrd Trained, &C. Medicines for all diseases.
GUN FOR sALE.-I WILL SELL A DOUBLE LONDON
~ Twist Gun, worth $50 $2j has only
times; as good and duck gun Can be
seen al ts3 Carton avenue, Brooklyn.
CAT1. BOAT FOR SALE-3o FEET LONG AND IL FEET
y beam; cat rigged built tn tho best manner In complete
order year old. CaA be the foot Of Poryrd
street North river Apply Ia VIM B. FREEMAN, druggist,
corner OF Twensy-onr'h street and Ninth avenue.
CP0RrSMRN OF IHR RIGHT STRIPE WILL MEET
y Wards Hotel, Coney Island Road this Tuesday
O'Clock TO practice vt pigeons previous
quail season Three hundred birds VIII hand for sweep
The best gass of ale in the world be had Wards
Hotel
VUANTED-A GOOD DOUBLE BARRELLEp DUCK
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
DODW0RTff'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA No. H< Fifth Twentysxih ST. New York.
M. LIT Montague street, Brooklyn
CLASSES-Tnesdays and Fridays In Brooklyn
CLASSES-Wednesdays and Saturdays In New York
Circulars for terms, &c, may be had at either academy
1lRo0KES DANCING ACADEMY, No. 36l BROOME
ID street. NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY.
All tka fashionable dances in OF lessons.
Ladies' meet Tuesdays and Fridays, from to 6 p NJ
Gentlenen meet Gueslays and Pr.iays, ~ io}a r. NJ
Children Wednesday and Saturdays, 3to or. M.
Iadics primary classes instructed hy Mis- Brnokes.
SOIRER KvERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
BALLET MASTER DUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY.
ID 267 Bswery Lessons 81 per month, Mondays, Thurs
days Wednesdsys and Saturdays O'Clock for children
and ladies' Tuesdays and Fridays g. Private lessons hy
cents
n Y RIVERS NEW ACADEMY, NO. 33 SCHER-
~. merhorn street. Brooklyn open the reception
OF pupils All the fashionable dances taught in
course Of lessons and pupils be received time
For terms apply at the Acasen send for circsar
~ Sa,e Academies IS West fourth street New York.
for the While all the fashionable dances
fully impaired and the yscal training Of The
pupils not overlooked Prvae and schools in the
city or country attended TO- Send for circulars
LNERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY SO WEST FOUR
Il trehth street. open Tor the reception OF pupils.
Quarter from the dag entry Evening class
Tor gentlemen, Mondays and Thursdays, ~ 7. NJ, CON-
meaca2 October II.
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ITO LET-THE DWELLING PART OF HOUSE 273
Greeawie street. Murray street in good order good
opportunity Tor boarding been occupied the
Fears Tor the purpose Rent low Apply only J. LA
DEUS, lO Washington street, Fulton street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A RARE CHANcE.-FoR SALE. A Splendid PAIR
"A o. dark brown carriage Hoses, well matched, long
talis 10 hands high years old, round either in
double or sinsle harness. s lish drivers; will be
parlain Particulars viii be gwen by calling Hpon j. NJ
lngersol III Duane street. between hours and 10
o clock A. NJ " -
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ITO LET-A GOOD CHANCE FOR A BAKER TO CON.
\ mence business IN the village Of GUTENBERG N 1.-Two
Houses, one three story built xpressy for bakery the
other suitable for dwclling; each stables alta
with good we'll at 1t viii be good any
SenterrrAng man to Commence the baking there
~ no good baker in the village. Apply kOHlE tho
ateam brewery OF kohler Fiacke Gurnberg, j.,
Squire D~yers near the premises, opposite Sryenieth
street, North river, n. Y.
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tE1Q. IEr-SLaQ RENT-H0UsE IS LEONARD STREET
i0ey2s; sisle Or misunderstanding purposes. Also large
JaJsnniAg and Tin Shop, with tools cpmp,eie would
EddHEs to. real estate. TAYLOR y WILSON,
LIT keAde street.
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no LET-rHR WHOLE OF DWELLING PART OF
4 house No. 10 West f@enty-scventh street Broad
way; and water through house. Rent
VIII be let separately small families If Apply
V y W COLLINS, Lies Broadway, near Twenty
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A PRIVATE FAMILY. WITHOUT CHILDREN, OcCU.
IA P.ng new four story brown stonr Hous. West For
yourth street, between broadway and Sixth aveudc have
pleasant Rooms TO let with Board and viii make il plea.
SAINT home. References exchanged Address box $40 Post
office.
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ITO LEASE OR LIMA NEW STORE AND FIXTURES
tor number OF ysers II desired great thoronyhare
tcrmnus Of the Staten Island Railroad, Wander
bit landing Inquire Of WILLIAMS Co., on the premises
fer week.
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ITO KENT-FURNISHED, FOR SIX MONTHS OR
o.ger desired to private family only large brown
House, four twenty-five feet widr ID East
Twenty eighth street, between Madison and Fifth
Apply the the premises between the hours Of
Il and p. NJ, HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street.
TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
For hsekeepiug with privilege in kitchen. The house
has all the modern improvements Terms reasonable. APP
: ply at 2i5 Sixth avenue, Fourteenth street.
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RO0Ms TO LET-FURNIsHED or UNFURNisHED.
~ without board in plt asant loo 70 West Washing.
bon ra.e.
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mo LET-BROADWAY STORE Sl7: SMALL STORE AT
- Easl Twelfth Corner Basement and Second
Floor $40; societies. &c. fronting
Broadway. JOHN :. KELSO 81 William street.
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STEAMROATS.

CTEAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP
~ evrry day tSnndays exceped) NJ. for Northpor
making The niencaise landings Returning leaves North
port ~ $50 A NJ Fare Glen Cove ~ cents. from
Sads Point and Great Neck 10 Freight from Glen
Cove Sands Point and Great Neck reduced SUIT the times
Horses 10 cents, and all other freight in proportion
CTEAMBOAr-FOR SALE THE STEAMBOAT EMILY
- now running on the Harlem river passenger boat
Inquire 1t the Office Ia Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

ITO LET OR LEASE-OS HOUSTON STREET, NEAR
Broadway faur Brick House 25x70 feet; is in
rate order and contains warr gas DC Rent low good
tenant. Apply 10 CHARLES L.; MILLS "a Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Union COURSE, L. L-TROrTING.-oN TUESDAY
October at3 o'clock, match tor 500, mile heats.
three IN tve IN harness. play ID. Pflfer
stallion Young jackson; c. Young horse come
on on good day. SHAW 4 WHITE. Proprietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

stone House No 81 Bowcry sngy anu In suits to &C.
comodae families; also similar Rooms 6i4k Broadway
near Houston street Inquire the premises Price In
accordance with the times. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

DHELAN's PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE,
i AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Prices reduced to suit the times.
PuELAN L C0LLENDER, q Crosby streeG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

DART or A HOUSE To LET To A SMALL, QUIET,
J. geneel American amy; all the atdbcfn nts
pleasant neehborhood, lre yard &c ,3e Henry street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

~ wears "d; prnf'a- Roou W r-.peciab'. ho"a
viii "pcd 7ha Torn. NOT evo"ad 81 par wect FL"
ard included II" errnees fhangei Address re
Hcra!d ofc,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

DOARD IN BRooKi Yy-THREEO OR FOUR GENTLE
ID find pleasant Rooms and good ard mt 81 State
street Dinner ~ Gs O'Clock Terms reasonable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-27
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