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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10
IMPORTANT TO CAVALRY.
Tlfro,, Tho pat.nt Ouice Reuort Cor l2fO I

An ingenious invention has just been adopted by the
French Minister of War for the bettor feeding Of cavalry
horses when the march Tho hay and straw are
chopped ne the and crushed, and then mixed
in proportion to the nutrttive qualities afforded by EACH
Upon the mixture is poured IA mucilaginous residue OF
nseed, and the whole is pressed and in a hard
cake only requiring be dried in the NJ Nandin
veterinary surgeon is the inventor OF the process which
Is destined to render immense service to tho commssa
riat department IN every country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10
AFFAIRS IN THE REBEL STATES.

Southern Newspaper Accounts Of Operations
In Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee
Union Sentiment In Arkansas Operations
on the Gulf and Florida Coast Seizure Of
Fishing Smaeks by the Rebels Terror In
the South Regarding the Mississippi Expe.
dltiOn,
ND Ac ~
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The admission OF this State into the Southern coined
Acy so far the acts of the rebes accomplish it,
will lead to several complications Heretofore General
Price has levied the United States exclusively in
the name of the State OF Missouri and his syapahzers
have claimed that they still citizens Of the Union
But now the aspect Of affairs is changed and Missouri
presents the anomalous picture of State under four diff
fsrent governing powers being governed according to
the occupation Of the military authorities, by JEFF Davis
and Clab. Jackson whore the rebels in power and
by President Lincoln and Governor Gamble where the
Unionists have the upperhand
After severe snow storms and cold snap, we have
settled down into very mild spring like weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10
THE SITUATION AT SPRINGFIELD MO

FROM the 81. Louis Republican Dec q
Colonel John ". Fuller, Twenty seventh regiment Ohio
Volunteers, l. s. A. arrived in this city last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

Sixty eight prisoners arrived here Saturday night
last in charge Of detachment of Captain Sheffelds
company, the whole under Colonel M Whit Smith. They
are composed Of Spanards Yankees aud Foridans and
captured while engaged in fishing around the Florida
coast in the vicinity Of Egmont Key for the federas At
Key West
ing smacks and that the craft captured WORTH tho
aggregate from 49,, 900 to $40 000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

GREAT PANIC SALE.


A GREAT PANIC SALE.
Large failures Of Importers and fobbers'
GOODS AT 90 GEM ON THE d oLLAs-
Hosiery Gloves aud sansv Goods
Silk Velvets, n1ac piece
sd.k rrimmngs l2iac piece.
Fancy TRIMMINGS i21ac piece.
500 strips Flouncings, Sc, Sc l5c., l5e.
21H six Lace veis l2c Zoe 5sc Zoe.
I,SU Fine Worked Collars, BE. s0c SOC.
LlS0 Fine Worked Sets, Sic Acc, 3G.
PANIC BALE
All our Fancy Goods al and Needles Sc paper
Spool Coens SC good glazed Cotton 70 spool do ne
skirt brds 70 twiled Tapes, ic hube.r Combs o.
Working tton 20 Hook aad eyes &c Mar pns ~ bun
sewing Inks, &c dOz; Buttons feramery, soaps
ID UU Iieat's Shirt Bosoms all styles.
Gents -hirt Bosons Be &c, so
Gents ohirt Bosoms l9e., lie, l5c
Gents shirt 8osoms LSc~ 22c 2Jc
hosiery AND gloves
$500 pairs ladies Rose, &c Sc, Sc:
37aA pairs ladies' Bose, loo lie l5c.
1900 pairs fine iron frame Hose, 2jc
z,o0O pairs childr.D'a Hose. 70 TIC &c
1850 pairs (. nts Half Hose, Sc q; 80 =
FINE Isle GLOVES, o.. Rzc.
FINE GAUNTLET GLOVES. 21c, l5c
Linen Edgngs lie, lie, dozen.
Hair Nets, &C., lie, loe.
French Lace Barb, l2c lSc
Wid- Tarletons Ice. l21ac
1905 sPRIGs FRENCH FLOWERS Sc
Handkerchefs cheap
Ladies linen, &c &c
cents ndkerchieis sc ,6a, &c.
Large quantities Of Goods from importers stocks and from
the auction sales opening every dav
GOODS AT WHOLESALE CHEAP
VIM kinney.
22l and 2k3 Eighth avenue,
Between Twenty drsl AID Invent v second streets
Five good saieswomeD wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

SALES AT AUCTION.

RTHUR b LEIGHTON CO., AUCTION gEas
"A - EAECufORs AUCTION SALE
on Ibis day Ca,sisyj, February IS I ISL,
io osocs q the pryats residence q t,e Hon B.
hAgMiFIcEEr ROSEWOOD PIANoFoarE,
RICHLY CARVED DRAINING ROOM SUITS,
Pies AND MANrfL MiaRoRs
prcr ~ on ~ rAhIiNGs, BY EMiSEAf ARTISTS,
SOLID sILYERyARE,
The above eleean. san Ebony and Rose VOL Furniture
made To order by pux. Daudoin a Well of this city
The La ucuar attent ON OF friends requested this
impotar sale Every article 10 order and wl
De fully guaranteed as represented
Made - order five months sincs las duub round
tul roa frame, sod pearl keys aud said g. be the finest
Drawing Furniture, made by Rove, hasily ,lrved,
toned INSTRUMENT in the couotry; elegant
Gov rod with French satin orocae cons ting Fets
aieSefa two Ann, Aecepton and eight oval back Chairs;
rosew" cd tt.geies lined with atinwood rosewood og
neurs, Groean marble Conso Tables; elegant
Bookcase embroidered Lace Curtains; Cnrnice Bands Vel
and brussels Carpets real Bronzes French chna
Vases onoa thirty day Clock OF, Paintings Gard-n VI
sion. Virgin Mars by Murlo; English Interiors Norheo
Nary queen Of scots, by Secarda rip sinkle by .oe
oak bnae Arm Chairs; French china Dinner aud Tea Sets;
crystal and ruby Glassware, superb bohemian lasses
caueis zsGubesdo Champagne Clarets Lemon AIDES FUN
bers, Desert >ands e9an silver Dinner Tea Sesice
Coffee Urn Oyster Tureen, aser. cake Baskets Napkins
and Kings Spoons, FORKS, Vegetable Dishes saivers
wood walnut, mahogany and ensmeled uts OF Chamber
Fnure; Dress Armour Glsce fable de Mutt
Wadlobes >hasingStands, se, Chairs Cou hes
hair ddng OF every descrpon aud
dciiers also at two O'clock Horses Chase aud Carriage
open family Chase, d,ube seated Buggy, Harness. &c
rain shine The aooye elegant Residence sale LETT
LIST March For further particulars inquire OF the
aucteneers A l. Co win give Their particular atten:
families breaking up housek eenDg
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A N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY 70 PUHCHAsE
"A Elegant first class Hous. hold Furniture,
Rare and valuable Works OF Art

EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY 70 PUHCHASE
"A Elegant first class Hous hold Furniture,
Rare and valuable Works of Art,
Magnificent rosewood Ptanoforte,
Splendid rosewood Paflor suits, rich Carpets.
rilvtr Ware. Bohemian China. Bronzes, &c.
This day thONDAY) at i81s o'clock pfec seiv,
BY RUSSELL w. WE slCOJ-f, Auctloneer.
Az the elegant private residence street.
between seventh and Eighth comprising the entire
contents all of which in perfect order having
rec puy made for the present osner, and will be
positively sold . the highest bidder for cash. a
valuable tuny for parties In class FUR
niture rarlors Dining Room, Library and Chambers
CONAN masn'BceD rosewood Pnoforte Music Ca
bne stool and Cover beaut full suits solid
Paror Furniture ID pieces, covered in rich and
brocael all made order months sgo wood
Etegeres marble top centre Sofa and pier Tables urkh
Lounges Nth Arm Chairs to match, In silk noauet. els-
giant manel and pier Mirrors marble
In br and nrnolu rcn mask Curt aims gold Shades An
Ornaments velve and brusses oapts valuoe Paintings
artistic bronzes marble Groups and Figures sewod recp
ton hairs Eseretor egan rose wood Bureaus sedseads
Wnshsands full Chamber suit In velvet oval
Mirror bronze cocs superb hair Mattresses, Beds, sed
ding Tce a. letes Sofas, Lounges French and Cottage
Chairs ardrsbes French Enssvipgs Work ables in ID
French and India China Rnby and Crystal cut ass en-
&C. three eesant bronze Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures vi
ing Room ana Library Furniture here enmeraed all OF
which will be sold without reserve rain shine Catalogues
Mt hoHte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

4 LBEKT Ii NICOLAY AUCTIONEER WILL SELL
IA this day Monduy February 25 at ~. O'Clock at the
salesroom, No 81 william street Regular sale
10 Continental Bank -. 100 10 Bank OF Comm loo
100 Butch and Drovs' Bk. % 10 Peoples ms 80
10 Jersey City Insurance. 90 40 Richmond Co L. Co 30
30 Fiteniens Insurance. IL AZ Chi and N w. 80
% Howard Insurance. 80 10 Damascus and Co. so
10 securily Insurance. 50 10 U. - Ref Co 100
81 Col Mar Insurance 100 10 Shlanix Insurance 80
lCO so Pacific Railroad 100 80 Mer Nut Insurance 100
40 Kings County Ins ~ aW Am Guano Co 100
40 Frenens Insurance IL mo Mad, Ind y. r. h. 100
20 Great West Mar lOk 100 Union Con Mg. Co 80
5000 1revoron Coal and Railroad st mortgage bonds
ZOO Virginia state per cent bonds
1900 Scola and Hooking Valley X. 1st mortgage bonds
1,Wp teokuk City Ioxa) per cent bonds.
201 United tatcs ~ per Treasury Notes.
22,0H Sandusky, Man. Newark Il T. lst morge bonds
Next regular sale Thursday February 20 Regular
ton sale OF Stocks and Bonds Monday and Tau rsday
day when required j2s ociock sales.
room, NO % William street, at the Merchants Exchange
preferred stocks aud Bonds bought sold at prsae
sale and at the brokers' beard
ALREkT III. NICOLAY 4 co,
Auconeers and Stock Brokers' 81 William street. Wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

RNOLD, CONSTABLE co.
WILL EXHIBIT, On MONDAY
February the 18th,
AT RETAIL
Their entire
SPRING IMPORTATION
FRENCH, GERMAN, AND BRITISH DRY GOODS,
SILKS, BAREGEs ORGANIZES, IA 5ONErs,
BRILLIANTS CALICOES, 81, &C.
These Goods have seleced with for The city
trade and novelty and cannot be surpassed
CANAL STREET, corner of Mercer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25
3nw - n,.s,.arsONs.

TpF UNION MUgr BS PResEkNbD -, =.
see pouseho jour ~ Nos " and ~; also Now foN
fnhpp.ndcrt Ieb /. f5l ln and llusa',d de.crps
utn Of Johnsuns union Nashing nacnne and Clothesl
iNcr universally declared 20 D. NE pest ano most peeY
pxtaut. =. =.
lfics Machnssso, Ci thcs nysrs 81 81 and rs eacti
uatbtn.r m opstion Al of depot, 4bT broaawa, y. ~
j JOHN UN CO., Propretors. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

4 ucTioN NOTICE
WILLIAM ToPfING co.
Large and Attractive sale
REASONABLE CLOTHING GOODS
Tses'ay next, February &c
We win conclude in sale of Tuesday next
40 Pieces - Black French Drap d. Etc.
30 Pieces French and ngiish Summer Cassi neres.
lUO II ces hest style Linen Coatings.
l6C Pieces high cost Fancy Cuttings.
no Pieces DO ! inan Drills.
100 Pieces do Summer Tostings.
Is Pieces black Summer Tricots.
30 Pieces Real French Fancy Cassimeres.
~ Pieces Rark and C0ored German Broadcoths
~ Pieces Black German Doe skins.
~ Pieces German Fancy Cassimeres
Also Black SILK Warn Cashmerettes Vevets, Cords and
other goods this line all of high and imported the
Fancy Dry Goods which We invite the OF he
orted
Catalogues goods ready morning SALE
WILLIAM TOPPING co Auctionesrs,
Nos and II Park place and No. Murray street.
A J. BLEECKER. AuCTIoNEER.
IA. ExECuTORS' SALE or sEvHNTYONE vALU-
ABLE AaLs LOTS BELoNGISG TO THE ESTATE OF d.
A J. BLEEORER son 4 co win sell, on Wednesday
February az At u o'clock At the Merchants Exchange
On I'd we Lots the southeast corner OF 0h At
On SOth s Lots south side, joining above
On 9Th ave4 Lots southeast corner OF gst street
On 9is IT - Lots south SIDE bet 4h and Madison
On Tooth st20 Lots north SIDE 100 feet Of h
On lOdh stQ0O IT, wde-23 Lots south side, s0O IT, east
On lOeh ST. Lots, south side, bet Sd and 4th
76 per cent can remain for or years.
hyery lot offered will be sold without reserve.
hsps, Ac at No. Pine street. By order II
WILLIAM FORREST aud
A sHIPMAN,
Executors of estate of ID. Fanshaw deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A sIrU alton
"A cook in family understands cooking in all
its branches Reference given. Cab at l3 East 18th st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

4 REsPBorABLE GIRL WANTS sIfI ALTON As
"A plain cook do general house~ork IN private
family excellent washer and ironer Apply fJr two
DAYS at % State ST.. BrOOklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

RESPECTABLE LADY, WITH . FRESH SRE Asr
Il milk vi. hes baby nurse her residence 20
2th st. 9th ami lh avs floor, front Ger
be seen for two Gays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

a., youN, GIRL wIsaEsA SITUATION To DO Gil AN
"A lerwork and aitng Inldire lis cmith 81 Brook
Ign In the 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

A BOUSEKEEPER.-AN ENGLI III WOMAN WISHES
"A a suaui COOK and houss.keeper In Sadowefs or
elderly gentlemlns family She is perfectly 9slrt ha1
ing had many years experience has objesEoa 10 ke
try until suited 81 18th between 5ih
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

aTP COLES 500 BROADW AY-BLACx SILK YER,
"A cheap linen 5heetipg low, every makers Linens
Ali the different makes Of ohrngs and sheengs sold tn
lowest prices In this market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

A. Rw YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAtLR0 ID
~ For Albany and Troy, connecting with the Ne York
central Railroad fur All points West Northwest and South
Nest as with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga, Sutand
nurngtnn, fls'tsburg Rouses Point Ogdensbufg and
foN re'os eaw, NEAR CRY rRoN rvFSry.syrn
bAIAs an, 4. ". and 90 A. VI. and rs 7. M. and
Fxp4eHs mai train " A. v
For Nini ms Bridgc White plainr Cr9,on Fsis ana al
coal irtin Gen ume table o'clock a 81 eypress trayn
caves albany every tUhdsy fOorniag
JOHN BpRcHItL, Aas sup,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

VERY TIDY PROTESTANT GIRL WITH GOOD CRY
n references wants sssaton as chamtermnd and wait
iriah SCOTCH German and American servants
saions eAcent refereEces several years
last situat, ons, at "a ith ave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

sluaTi N wasrED-BY YOUNG GIRL Al
y chamt ermad waitress; The best Of city references
given. be seen for two days at ~ West goth st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

rrrSpy GREEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fan. %
Ill los ock, q the auction store si wllli'm str ct
Tea Soap Curruns. Mcas~et Biscuits, Coffee, alt Ter
rnr Napterc salmon Q keys utch UerIlnE Champagne
aree of and Liquors In and DENT JONAS su
Also at " O'Clock,
1T Of Boots aud Shoes shas Dress Goods Fancy Goods
Clothing A. .
good toi a Kind also covered Wagon AID lar.
ness, in good order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

IS Cook-A sTruAIloS WANTED, BY FIRST
n class professed German cook only in hrst class pr
house, derstauds the business perfectly, Amer
can English and Frcueh cooking aud learned pastry
cook bet of city referen given. Address NJ NJ box lo5
Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

4 MOST RE PIsCrAsLE YOUNG wOxAN WANTS A
"a situation oIambermad waiter kast of reference
given Tan be a. present employers Tor two Gays
~ ferepnnt St, bstwt en- Hicks and Henry Br2 lkyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

A hESPECTABIE MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A ST.
n tuaon rurse; has lately lost her child Il
wlipg make herself useful. Cali 81 King ST., back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25
EDWARD scHENCK, AUCTIoNEER,
M poyarn,ynrv salc of

II Peremptorv sale Of -
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS H0UsFH8LD FURNITURE.
BY r.. r. n sCIIENCK, Tuesday, 26th inst at n
ocnck their salesroom l41 Broadwayihe above el
hrst class Household Furniture consisting part
rosewood SUITS satin damask
plush superb black wood and gilt Cabinets with Tables and
Eegy carved rosewood Etegeres
elegant designs Secretary and Library Bookcase carved
rosewood oak 5ufcs, carved oak Dining Chairs
leather; rosewood Bedstsds marble
washsands and Commodes rosewood and mahogany
Armor gace eegant bronze and marble Mante
hogany Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

A PROTESTANT WANTS A SITUATION As COOK
"A and auaeress charge adary, IN either city
country lnquire in the III lth between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

GEORGE HoLBRoOV, AUCTIoNEER WILL ELL
VI Monday Feb - at Ot O'Clock, at iCS Essex rect
genteel Household Furniture, m.hogany nureans
feather Bed soislers and rioss hair and strss Nat
Carpets 0lclohs Crockery Glass and Silver Plated Ware
ai,e Kitchen Utensils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

!. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION To Do
n general Homework ia good washer and rpuer. and a
plain a small private family Inquire at 6f Laurens
~ corner Of Houston for DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

a Young WOMAN VANS A SITUATION AS COOK;
"A good washer and lrOner Best of references Call
Os 30 st lst and room 10 fourth door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25
BILLIARDS.


A FINE ASSORTMENT or FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
"A American Billiard Tables, with ..z.
PHELAN's COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
on hand, and Al prices to suit the times
PHELAN CoLLENDBa 81, tS, 81 and 90 Crosby st. NJ
D1LLfARDs ONLY fnN cENts GANF-Ar rHR
ID Ncstcheser Billiard Rorm i6i Bo.ery sizeI
marble bed tables Fifteen Ball aud pn p0o three cents
ball. Liquors, Ssgara, &c. ". sMfri Proprietor.
a RANTS PATEsj CHAaplON BILLIARD rAHLsa.
w The Excelsior errlug Cushion patentsd August W,
tS5g LIVELY con end dnrabl beyond Il. 0tbers
nov In use Once and 'sciory, 4 jod street. New Cork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

. LADY FROM NEW ENGLAND DESIRE ! A POST
a on hpisef companion, who is folly compe
tent 10 rself either capacity the salts
factory will be given suitable partea Address
H. X ~, unton square Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

BONNET FRAME HANDS wANrED-APPLY AT THE
u factory OF George A. Cor, Nos Ia and l+6 jay st. be-
tween High and Nassau sts., Brooklyn
nro LITHoGRarHERs DECORATORS, &C.-wasTaD,
emplo1 ment by an ornamental designer engraver aad
drAughan, capacity menia low salary class
refers nee Address boz $50 Herald olce
NANTED-A FEW GOOD HANDS ACCUSTOMED TO
w work in gcatine capsules None but frat hands
need answer stating and where the trade has been
learned, to Z. Gerard, Herald Office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.


yIrANTED-A SITUATION AS BARKEEPER, BY 4
w respectable young Good city references Ad
dress 7. f., box lis Herald Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CLAIMS OF AMERICAN CITIZENS ON ANY OF THE
~ Federal Department. before Congress or the Court Of
Claims against fore government and debts
inherta1ces ga In the Unied States well foreign
efficiently prosecuted and recovered by the under
signed Of the supre Court Of the United States
and Consul General OF Ec,ador. AARON II. PALMER
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1861,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

I OSr-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON IN TWELFTH
~ street. between Fifth and seventh avenues between the
hours OF halt past four and O'Clock f. NJ, dark blue
enameled gold Bracelet The finder will be suitably
by leaving at lib West Twelfth street. third door west OF
Sixth avenue, at Mr.. d. v. III. Fioyds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25
LOST AND FOUND.

nOG LOsT-A LARGE YELLOW HOUND WHITE
~ breast to the Fly; had on when Lost
collar marked j. y. Hall, hs7 Broadway liberal reward
will be given by returning him to Sl5 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

a YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION As SEAN
"A stress acquainted with all kinds oC sewing and opera
ina on sewn machine Cali ~ West s6ta St, for
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

u, YOUNG WOMAN, wIrH ReLf r REcoMMES-
"A oatans ana capable 70 do chamberwork end Waiting
private family, and assist in ue washing end ironing
wishes situation Apply at 26t Vest 2sth st. back ROOM Sc
cot d hOnr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-25

RESPECTABLE PROTEST ANT WOMAN wANrs
n astuanon cook washer and roner In respecta de
private family has the best reference. Ga 81
West 10Th ST. between the 9th aud 9Th caa be for
two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
j. r.. BUCKINGHAM

Mr.. Joseph Tinker Buckingham, the veteran jour-
nalist Of New-EDgand died in Cambridge, Mas. On
Thursday morning, at the age Of 81 years aud four
months. He was born in Wndham, Conn. Hisfather
exhausted his whole property in supporting the Ameri.
can army during the Revolution, and died March IL,
1873 leaving family without anv means of support.
Under these circumstance they became reduced that
they were obliged To appeal TO the town officials for
assistance, and were supported by them for Winter,
when they removed TO Worthingron, Mass. Here
joseph was apprentced to farmer, with whom be
NAMED for several years. While in this family he
showed some DEERE for knowledge, and made bimself
acquainted with the rudiments Of an EDglish educa-
ton Al the are Of l6 be entered the printing Office Of
David Carlisle of wapoe, N H.. who combined with
his printing business the publication Of tie "Farmers
Museum" Hero young Buckingham fnt became &C.
quanted with the elements Of the profession in which
he was aferwald 10 gain distinction After remaining
few months with Carlisle ne entered the office Of tie
"Gr.enfeld Gazette" where no remaaed until 1900,
hen be n moved Bost1n In 1903 he reformed the
duties Of prompter for short time in a company Of
comedians who played during the Summer months in
Providence and Salem. In 1906. having changed bis
name by application the Legislature from Ticker TO
Buckingham, which bis mothers family name, lie
menced ior INC VI
"Po, anthus,' monthly magazine, which, after an
existence of year. Discontinued and not resumed
until 1912. In 1909, Mr. buckingham published for
Elk months tie Ordeal weekly magazine. In
1917, in company with Samuel L. Knapp, he Oom.
mepced tue publication Of tie "New-England Galaxy
and Masonic Magazine which continued IN his POS
session nn 1873 when he cold it. In 1884, in con-
nection with his son. he commenced the publication Of
the "New-EngIa Magazine" which continued
under biz care until 1884, and contained contributions
from numerous writers who have since attained great
literary eminence. In lS2i he published the first mum
Der OF the "BosIon Courier" apaper which he con-
timed to edit until June, 1913. Mr.. Buckingham
several tines elected TO the Legislature, and, in 1877
"a, and 1891 TO the Senae Of Massachusetts lie
has also published, Specimens of Newspaper Ltera-
ture, with Personal Memoirs, Anecdotes and Remi-
niscenees," = vols, Boston, 1852 and Personal
Memoirs and Recoeotons Of Editorial Lie vols.
Boston.