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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
TIE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN STATE co AAIrTEE
AID THH WAR.

The New York Republican State Central Committee
me. a. Albany, n. Y, on the ~ ult. The following
resolutions wsre unanimously adopted;
p,,olped Tia. in the opinion Of this committee, at
leass Eve hundred thousand men shou be enrolled ior
a. N, eaIIes, possible day AID that this State
sSould furnish at last hundred thousand Of that
number ...
% sSont the nest vigorous s1res for public meetings,
through toe pre- and oser~' 20 arouse the people TO
,hs Importance OF supporting the Government With uen
aud money In the present emergency.
R.,olyed That we earnestly reeo nmend 10 the q n
- ,vsrprnert the propriety Of giving to each volcn-
go hereafter enlisted her twenty dollars OF the boun
I, promised to the soldier at the termination OF toe war
or Que mnths pay in advance, at tho tine Oh nis en
N.ffo0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Pat
riot says "Mrs Scott h expected to arrive from France
the Of ten days fortnight and the Gen. with
the devotion ola trus cavalier intends 60 to New York
to meet her," weshoud not be surprised IL the old Ia
dy on being thus met to take return ticket for
the other side Of the "big pond"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
WV. Z. MCFARLAND.

To NE VOTE IS PTHgsSD CONGRESSIONAL Dist ACT
In obedience Invitations addressed pu. lshed In
the Espape and otherwise communicated announce
yefa candidate 70 represent you 10 the Congress Of the
Confederate ststes
10 the National Assembly In this hour Of counrys
to be coveted should his
people rail fer hi, sersies. This feeling
mined to the course have consented TO pursue.
II expected, Ip-esume that hsre should be active
canvas. distis whtn the citizens the
events So
one great kept steadily In view all In
preser lGy Of hDrgh feeling and Let
be arr rigs dis among people
aud hlLds And II my likely TO distract the harmony hat
should prevail then your for else s cd
eec: all talents and energies shall &c i,tury de-
voted TO your service.
Your Fellow ciuyel,
,e3O--tde J0HS p oULMpIIes On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
,r,oN NorIos-H.vns been appolI.

SIQUFsTR ALTON NOTTCE.-Hsyng been appoint
ed y the Judge District Of the Confederate tatts
II Am rca The mttlct Of Ena the Receiver for
the design ted In the Of raid Fa''in strict
az virginia said rour NO. J. and composed OF the
counties q slbenGrs FuvSnns, Louisa Goochl'nd Hanover
HeneO lreudh hat part OF TIE city OF hietmond yos west
Oy n,uding the OF iismSrurg rwArwck, YORK. Eliza
Feh Cty nd iau hereby uy every attorney, n
toer rtne trustee person, holding controlnr
vi hn sal dd lands ;ene ''nis or hefed snen goods
or hae ghts is a-y nterst therein Of or for any
the Confederate States Of America speedily 10 In
r tn sms and Fer n me an seeoun, heFeo and
40 far as place the In banda ny such
vii fully ipg TO DO a. will be gu ~ of h nsdeneA
nor sad liable In iod convi,ted hne1 and rsoned
led by notfy eseh nj cs'n Of the
Confederate speedily II give nformsi"n IN me ( he Is re-
quired by lau) OF and all d tsNenents aud
so,s and chates and credits within the said Dis riot and
every rz aud Interest therein held oWncI and possessed
'N'O'' HENRY L. BROOKE.
Receiver for District No. 8.
p,spn,n5 oc9-dm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
Brave BoY.-Tke Rockingham (Va) Register,
relates The following:

Albert Lincoln, q couSecton Of "oli Abe") one of
Capt. Shsnds's lieuenants is brave and gallant boy
In company with several others, attached to Capt.
Stands company, he taken prisoner one day hs.
week at Springfield in Hampshire county, and bad his
hands tied In this condition he left at night with
his capto when with his hands tied each other
he succeeded in getting bis pistol out shot dead the man
who bad him in charge, and succeeded in making his
cape bis comrades four miles distant BE is repre-
sented as one of the brAvest and most daring boys IN
the serv,cehis courage in fact amounting TO an almost
reckless daring.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
MARRIED.,

On iH ce,ber a. Br,al Str ct Church by the Rev.
Dr. Dan SAMUEL BiENkR Of Monig Jmery, Ala and
MINNIE MCFARLAND, Of Hchm' nd, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
ARRIVED.

Nashville, Oct. THE Hon'ls John O. Breckenridge
ard VIM. Preston arrived in this city, on yesterday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
TIE TENNESSEE LEGISLA AZURE.

Nashville, Oct. THE Tennessee Legislature met TO-
d,y. Edward g. Oheatham elected Speaker of the
Senate, and Edward A. Keibe Speaker OF the House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

TcBAcco.-The quantity Of tob'cco Inspected at tbs
several warehouses in this city during the twelve months
ending aOh ul', was $3.50 hogsheans adsnst 40 o59
for the previous sessona decrease OF nearly
10 oOo hogsheads The inspections in ls06-67 w're
In ibis connection we win state that our annual re-
view of the Tobeoo Trade, which we uualy publish at
mi, no,od will be delayed short tine in consequences
of unavoidable trouble in obtaining requisite data
We have not vet received reports from our correspond
ents NJ Lypchburg etc, who ave heretofore promptly
Furnished us with statement Of inspections stocks etc.
T.xx Norlcr-The attention of merchants ard others
!, directed TO the advertisement o. Mr. f. ]. Gampson,
Superintendent of the r. ard D. z.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
- no THE YOThRs Ot TIE

TO THE VOTERS Ge THE
80 COUNTIES oT HANOVER, atsRlco, oHARLEs
City, New Kent Isbeh tEy Wafaiok Jsm Oily and York,
and the cdes Of Rissoha aud william burvIn responss
aea male through the publ; Press and In private Ise
anhouscs my card date repretent you the House
Of Reprt NATIVES OF the Confederate Congress- Although the
ctye operations Of the campaign will In for me to
Wilt you the slecen 10 "a, pose tina,
thew viii Interfere vita the discharge OF du your represrn
taye In Congress shcudN be ,ssu-eo cs me 70 that
body In such event ,hat spdsvor 70 rePrcsen, you With
n,eiliseose and fidelity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
FELE GRAPHIC.
THE FEDERAL PRIZE.

AUGUSTA October 9.-The Charleston papers Of this
morning report that the schooner reported on Monday
as prx, Of the Federals taken when at anchor oil
Seuo Bar. TIE battery the bar fred at the Fsders
steamer but she distant for the shots to reach
her The Federas sent four CT their boats with armed
crews and took the schooner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

Lead ore OF very rich quality has been found on the
farm Of Mr.. William Smith, on the E,oush river near
Rome Ga
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
THE KENTUCKY SENATORS.

THE KENTUCKY SENATOR'S.
Nashvills, Oct. THE Kentucky legislature on the
Add inst instructed hesss Breckenridge and Powell To
resign their seats in the federal Congress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

CEALED PROPOSALS wi be received untl the 1871 day Of oe
= tOtei furnishing ratou for The Public Quad 70
no n the lat day OF Cctiber. 1881.
The 100 ratios coprist o.
hEER-lsa ROUNDS, ndins meek piece, good, twice per
week.
BACoN-75 pounds cg round except heads ave tne'a
week.
PLnUR-iie pounds: (Rchmord sup i6ae, OF Us equally
CoFFEF6 pouna, sgusyri hts he had not Bio, ofgood
auahtyl
sUGARHia p5uads (s,cd brown Coffee sugr)
OAApLEs-=f5 pogads (AdAmAntns)
SOAR a1u' is, (sood brovn.)
SALT qu.rts (6neD
BEANS qua'ts, avy small Whitley
vISEaAR-I quarts, tg- odl
The above delivered quarters Of the Public Guard
repaired
oss-to0 o. plMAOCk, Col, &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

(yOTTON YARNS -euperse. oaton yarns. from No q
" Cirona Rouih Carolina aud Georgia sos 70 10 sSn''sh
y rsesivirs, and for saleb BY 80 ,.,v,. m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

DLaCK0RRRY WlNP.-A ssps,ier srsidis II b
49, ,srcm1ssSsl b. hyssans for Diarhea, pyserts
y, 10, JAl p pUvAL, 100 ssia esd i"h "ses' "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
10 rue y,r--ss on rHr SENATORIAL psrRor co aPosEp

TO THE yJr-as or THE SENATORIAL DISTRICT COMPOSED
Of rae OoUsT'IS OF nsRHICn AND HANOVER.
Mr Williams wehhsm h'yng resigned his seat In The Senate
from the above District. At the solicitation q mary genlmen.
hesfoe Of dren, political ps' hsreby announce myself
candidate I'LL the vacaLcy. Entirely approving, What
the bile sntmen In opposition REGULAR political
yas In hs pres ited cond! Of the pub c MIND shall
content myself vi the mpl snnouneenqnt giedgEg
Of the Strict they snail o. 70 eject e TO ,xsrt
Of ability both oi i9S and heart esche~ng
udlo, 1stabhment Of souhefn In
the roaoa Of ,he b, Interests Of noble
old Conn onweahh.
.e24-I JNO r. GARNET.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

uPERTEE YlOUR-Roxlands brand In Store and for sale ~
- eKLDiN hILLER, oornef Pearl and Cary szest oes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09

4 SPECIAL NOrICE.-we, the unders,Ened, have
IA on hand Alot Of skins Just received from the South
sh which prepared boots and shoes
f nds and customerS and the public generally call there
fore earnestly solicited A. HILL co. No. III Main
Richmond, Va oel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-09
AUCTION SALES,
EDUCATION.

ENGaisH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL, MAYO
H SrktEr-The sh annual session Of School viii G. n
m nee on M inlay tie I'D Inst 10 tie UnisasaTs ureh
n Driwiae
rerns. &C., - heretofore.
seq3-2w p RURRras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

ITO THF ftIHH1 STATEMENTS HAVING APPEARED
Il IN vo ~ three newspapers Of this city very onen-
sively referring 70 iaior engey and his relations to his
regiment Ui these statements DO a grieyous wrong
to this highly esteemed aud popular gentleman the un-
desitnc coi's oncd officers of the Sixty ninth beg
inform The ew citizens that the proceedings
duct o MAYOR Vssy, from the day the regiment left New
York Ia tn Of the United States until its return
have wi neir full cordial and grateful approval
II having absolutely necessary that an officer of his
activity an mercy should remain in New York to for
ward thr tr.is Of the regiment and sec that its wants
were stp itU, Tis duty MAJOR Dlgey discharged with
the utino-i diligence and liberaty, becoming In many
nsanc pcr2onoliy responsible for the value large
amounts 81 sact. which without such security would not
have been aiyaucei 10 the regiment In several other
respects 500 hc ocars and men Of The Sixty ninth feel
that MGor 81 icy acquitted himself with very great
FITNESS mi generosity TO the regiment, and in hearty
acknowledgement o his services take this opportunity Of
publicly ~y NJ their confidence in him a citizen,
SOLDIER aud maj.
Robert Nrgon. Lieutenant Colonel: John McKeon, Ad-
jutant; }. H. rry, Quartermaster Mathew Keiwa, Fay
master, r. j. smith, surgeon; Robert johnson, surgeon;
j. Z. Bdnoa. assistant surgeon r. c. Downing, Comnls
say, 'N'y-aih" regiment Thomas Shfxe, Captain
company p, James Kelly, Captain company II; John
Coonan, Lieutenant company / Thomas Fay, Lieu
tenant company d James Cavanagh, Captain com
pany c. Thomas Francis Meagher, Captin company
X latsck Kelly, Captain company f; John 81 esn, Cap
tain com ANY i VIM Butler Lieutenant c. inl1ny e.;
TheOdofe Kelly, Lieutenant company A; Wm. NJ. Giles,
Lieutenant company B: James Quinlan Captain Engineer
CORPS; uaaisl strain, Ieuenant company A; Dennis l.
sullivan iisu,cnant company Al Thomas Leddy, ients-
nant 9, apaay i.1vrcnce Cahill Lieutenant company
B. la,na, s. smith, Lieutenant company y. Michael
O'Keel. 4! ogteuan. company O. Rchard Iat0n laentc-
nant cenBauv d. Aithael 0Goylc Lieutenant company
d, WIN. o. pg Lieutenant company r. VIM. ;. Mesa
nus tll.j rant company L; Patrick Duly, Lieutenant
conupary r., H.cla. Bresin, Lieutenant company F.;
Henry loNarn Lieutenant company G; Mathew MIR
phv 'Ihutcpaat company James l0wery, Lieutenant
copnpary "A F-anos Whelpy Lieutenant company II
TAama, n caution. Letenant company !; VIM. Fogarty,
lip.ta,.a sea .uy Edward *. Batter, Lieutenant
comrr.y X 1lrsr Wall, Lieutenant company *; Louis
B. + i.1nor.ue ie.er McQuade Lieutcnauts Engineer
CO.. g. j. N,Neru u, lieucnant. stan
ryyir lsflR LIBRARY WILL Be CLOSED FROM yYIB
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NOTABLE
I'D DL-cxfLNy

TRADESMEN.
MASON DErIsLE, patented by tho Empress and the
Queens Of England and Holland. No. O Boulevard des
(apcnes facing rue de Ia Pay. Silks India and French;
Cashmere Shnws Lace, Lingerie, Nantes, Fancy Goods,
Wedding Suits. Court and Ball Dresses.
BRrsssiAKRR-MaisOn Fauvet No. 4 rue Monnrs-
TIE HEADpREssEs MILLINERY Of Mile Soller, As rue
Neuve St. Augustine represent so truly the type az dis
tinction that several foreign courts By whom she has
been appointed the patentee in the most attcring terms
have adopted them.
LACE vioIARI-Every requisite for Wedding Suits Pro
menade and Evening Dresses &c, No rue de Choiseu
JEwKI1ER To H. M--KRAMER, 81 rue Neuve 50. Angus
tine.
MoSRRoLANE-( Bronze, China and Ancient Furniture).
The warerooms are removed 10 10 rue dc Heder.
CHRoxoME1Ea AND CLocWs-Ie Roy and Fills, makers TO
the navy. Palais Royal Ii and 10 Gacre Montpenser
SEyREs CHMA-China Crystals, Dinner Services. Dou-
ligny, Palas Royal (ialere Montpensier, 81 and So
GOLDSMITH AND JEwEIER--Wiese 4S rue de PArbresec,
near the Louvre. Prices in known figures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

ID OCULAR BOAT TO TIE FISHING BANXS-rHE
HI steamer CkOfoN, Captain Jas A. Dumont, will run
20 the Banks daily during the season, Frday's excepted
IEAvIsu EAST RiviR. LEAVING NORTH RIVER
Tenth sifcet.....7:I5 a. NJ spring street $40 4 NJ
Broome street. '20 A. ". rhrteth street 80 A. NJ
Peek slip. 49,. 45 4. NJ Pior No 4... 800 4. NJ
And Fulton street, Brook yr AZ $50 \. b.
This is one OF the best excursions on. Of New York
Fare for the excursion so cents.
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7-|l
MUSICAL.

4 FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR SALE
IA Made by the best makers is, in perfect order and
has never been used much will be sold reasonable the
lady is in need of money. Call at No 90 East Fifteenth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND TWO LADIES CAN
"A obtain Board very reasonable terms, with pri-
family. Those prelerrng the comforts Of home to
style may apply at 100 East Twenty sixth street,
Lexington avenue. Those that could furnish their
room preferred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

T,XCURsIoN TO THE CHOLERA BANKs.-TIiE SEA
II steamer JACOB BELL, Captain Anthon will leave
Jackson street 40 O'clock A. NJ, Bridge street. Brook
lyn at 5J, Peck slip al 0. Spring street 81 and Pier
No North River, at precisely, on Sunday August IL
by order of the Committee OF Arrange,nenis Ross Phil
lips John Fay, r. Hughs and Thomas Farrcn
A. BANCKER, Commodore.
DlCk LOCKWOOD, Caterer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10
FINE ARTS.
81 LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS
SEAT OF WAR
D. APPLETON Il Co, 443 and 445 BROADWAY,
Have ready
A Series Of fine Photographs
SEAT OF WAR AND ENCAMpMF1NTS IN VIRGINIA.
Price 81 each.


T. MARSHALL HOUSE, Alexan lra; rendered memo
rabe by the death of Colonel Ellsworth at the hands Of
Jackson the proprietor after the capture of the secession
flag.
2. FORT ELLSWORTH.
3. FORT RUNYAN. (North view
a. FORT RUNYAN. (South view.)
6. ENCAMpMENTS Or THE NEW YORK TWENTY
THIRD AND NEW JERSEY SECOND REGIMENTS, from
Fort Albany-Washngton in the distance.
6. ARLINGTON HOUSE, Headquarters Of the Federal
Army late residence Of General Lee of the Confederate
Army.
:. BATTERY AT THE CHAIN BRIDGE, Maryland shore.
Commanded by Captain Mott
8. CHAIN BRIDGE From the Virginia shore--Battery
N th1dstance.
0. sHERMAN's BATTERY, July "a, after the return
from Bull run.
10 FORT CoRCORAN AND SURROUNDING ENcAMP-
MENTS
IL VIEW OF THE POTOMAC FROM FORT ELLIS
WORTH.
r. CAMP OF GENERAL MCDOWELL
Nearly ready,
Beautiful Carte dc Visitc Portraits Of
GENERAL MCDOWELL, taken in camp And
GENERAL MCCLELLAN, Commander OF the Federal
Troops
Orders for the above should be Immediately 10
disappointment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

"ANTEn-C0UNTRY BOARD, WITHIN ONE HOURS
w sail of this city, for gentleman ana wife, two
servants and child, two years old, also keeping for
horse. Terms must be reasonable. Address d. c. He.
raid office, stating terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

ENoR IAvasponIs-TlAli.o Tr's IINE--sMLs MON
lane fng at fpibf dk6 North river Pafscngars
tacen inthesecoud cabin at Storage rates. For passage
o. drafts, Ireland Apply to TAfSCOTr CO., sc south
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

HARDWARE FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.--A WELL.
A assorted stock OF Hardware and Cutlery for sale
cncap, On easy terms or viii exchange for real
stocks Apply to C. b. CHURCHILL. & CO.. 1926 Cham
begs street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10
MATRIMONIAL.

M ATRIMONY.-A YOUNG MAN, WIG HAS LATELY
lNJ arrived from abroad, DESTROYS OF forming the
quantance of some young lady, with view 10 making
her his WIFE, he must not be over u years OF age, and
be possessed OF agreeable disposition. Money ob
iect ,as the advertiser has small income Address VIII
lie Alexander, station D, New York Post Office.
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"ANTEI-BY WHOEVER, WITHIN SEVENTY
w five miles OF New York city Boston, good Board
for three boys, aged respectively 4, 10 and H. where
there is good school and they have Inothcrs
References given and required Address, with Iartcu
lars Germs not SO much an object good home) s. D.
1853 South street. \. Y.
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and Acting Asslslnn. ouarternaster General.
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SHIPPING.

CTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
NJ pooi landing and embarking passengers at Queens
town (lreimd). The Liverpool Now York and lhadel.
PIMA Steamship Company intend despatchhg their full
powered Clgde b ait iron steamships AS foows-
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, August 10.
KAN AfoO saturday, August II.
~ A, Saturday, August "a
And every saturday at noon from pier Al North river
PASSAGE.
First cabin :..... sy5 Storage. $50
Do to London. so Do. TO Iondon... 80
DO. 10 Paris ....... IS DO. TO Paris. IS
DO. to Hamburg... So DO. TO Hamburg 50
Passengers asiforwarded TO Havre, Bremen, Rotter-
dam, Antwerp, &c, at e.iaaily low rates.
Persons wishing o. bring their friends can buy tick
cts hero the FOIL wing rat s, 10 New foIk;-From Iii.
verpool or Queenstown, first cabin SIS, $s5 and 1O5.
Steerags 'oin LivcrpoOi, $40, rom Queenstown $50
These steamers have superior acconnoda for pas
sengeis and carry experienced surgeons They are built
an water tight iron sections aud have patent rc anniha
tors on board.
For further information apply the company's Offices
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, ~ Y
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zoe I1yFRpOQL sTTIIE ,FAvoRITE CLursR SHIP
H. Il!-SRY CLAY ,riptail taulkn, sails to-day few
more FIRST lsccFnd c'uss passerg gers be ccommo
fned For ]Nfsages at The lowest possible rates, apply
u ; n9afa oI r Il Co., AT the Office, on pier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

TSOR SALE 1T A GREAT BAl.GAIN--A PORTER
y House, and Billiard liable attached sitracd in Dean
street, corner of Boerun, cheap Apply Miiier, cor
ner Of Gold and IIild, streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

D HyNOlli ivRi3P00I4---iDREADNOUGHT LINE THE
" s,peadid clipper ship VCFoRY, Captain Amsworth
sails August ID last passage fifteen days. For passage
3owessfn, les, sytni.board pier Nc North river or 10
y. M btsthi GiST, TO South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

rOUNTRY B0ARD-AT THE STORM KING HOUSE,
~ Cornwall, Orange county, N. Y. Inquire Of s.
CANIREll s13 Broadway or Of the proprietor JOSEPH
WALKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

CTATE or NEW YORK QU.iRTFEMAsTER's DEPART.
- no, nt New York, July 80, 1861
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NTOrtE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE CREDITORS
~ OF the lrm OF +. Ripley required to present
thsr cln' to the assnees Of said firm al the store Of
the subscf Der, "a Chambers street
ri. ATWATER, One Of Assignecs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

NOUNTRY BOARD.-A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
~ young daughter desires Board in private family
within one hours ride from the city residence
preferred; terms must be moderate. If suited, would
perhaps remain during the winter. Address I. f. o.,
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

Notice is hereby given that bills hereafter viii 30
paid BY this Department for articles furnished for any
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

V1NHE ADVERTISER HAS DELIGHTFULLY."- LOCATED
i House at South Yonkers, near Rivcrlae station;
several families DO accommodated with Board Apply
at 0l0 Broadway Furnished Rooms singles in suits
at s. per week. $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

DVERSlDE HOUSE. RED BANK, MONMOUTH
III county, N. j., three minutes walk from railroad
depot This house is beautifully situated the bank Of
the Navesink river, and is newly fitted up with every
venience for boardcrs. C. &. W. A. FRENCH ProIrie
tors. r. and D. B. Railroad boat leaves loot OF Robinson
street every day, except Sundays at and 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and O'Clock 7. M. Refers TO Drew French No.
Erie buildings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

CHAMpIIN HOUSE-IsIIP, LONG ISLAND, a. MILLS
~ from New York, now open. W. ". SMIiH formerly
Of the Sea View House Navesink " j.. Proprietor
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SUMMER RESORTS.

OATH HOTEL, SIX MILES FROM BROOKLYN: STAGE
ID every hour Good stabling for horses: the best o
fishing, bathing &c. Prices to conform with The times
T. IOJJEl HER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

NOUNTRY BOARD-AT SrUYTEN DUYvEI, ONE
~ hour from Chambers street depot, Hudson river
Apply to Z. GUIICh, $50 Washington street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

DARTNER WANTED--WITII CAPITAL OF "a COO TO
Il $4,000 Any person having this amonnt 10 invest
and competent TO assist in keeping hotel Of years
standing in this city, would find good opportunity by
addressing L. o. p, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

IINOR ILVERPOOL--BLACK BALL LINE OF !AC,EIS-
IL The clipper ship GREAT WESTERN s,ils A gust 13
or passage apply on board loot of Beekmn street Fast
'ravar or to JACOB WILSON, Jos South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

nUAHf2 ROCK LI1IS AND PATENT FOR SALE
0y Conceded by miners at the mines very best for
reducing rocks and other hard Substances npl'sbc
powder with hardened shifting grinding surfaces easiy
changed. SOUTHWICk 4: WOOD SO Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10

VIZ ANIEa-!JR HiTCHCOCK'S CONCERT HALL. 172
w new Cinai st. u lady vocalist and one danseuse
None blt rst c,ss talent need apply. Gail this day. be-
tween ~ ali l O'clock.