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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-20

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6eneral ScOtt's Trip to, and Arrival at
New HOrk-His Last Interview With
Gen. Mcclellan.
Gen. Scott departed from Washing
ton Saturday morning for New York.
Learning that the old veteran intended
to take his leave in the morning, Presi-
dent FELTON,, of the Philadelphia aui
Baltimore Railroad, sent forward his
splendid private car tor the use Of HIM
self and suite, and before daylight it
was in readiness for him, ut tie Balti.
more depot At four o'clock, General
Scott left his residence in carriage,
accompanied 10y his staff CuIlom
Van Rensselaer,, Wright aud Towns.
end-and proceeded to the depot. \
drenching rain was falling at the time,
and this fact prevented t1eu. Mcclellan
and staff, with an escort Of Cavalry,
from accompanying him on the route.
A numerous assemblage, in Wow OF
the hour and unpropitious srate OF the
weather, had assthered at the depot,
among whom were nearly dozen Ia
dies. As the General alighted, he was
received by Secretaries Cameron and
Chase, Assistant Secretary Scott, Gov
ernor Sprague, Senator Harris, Adult
ant General Thomas and other distiu-
gmshed citizens. lie seated himself
in the room at the depot, and soon
Gen. Mcclellan and staff arrived.
General Mcclellan, at the head Of
his staff, proceeded TO an inner room
occupied by General Scott, aud remoy-
ing his hat from his head, bowed before
the veteran chief whom he has Just
succeeded. Gen. Scott, sitting, from
inability to rise, extended his hand to
his successor, and they talked for some
minutes with their hands clasped. In
this position General Scott, drawing
Mcclellan nearer to him, said:-"Gcn-
eral, do not allow yourself to be en-
barrassed by men who do not compre-
hond this great question. Garry out
your own ideas, act upon your own
Judgment, and you will conquer, and
the government will be vindlcated--
God bless YOU" The young chiettain's
only reply was:--''I thank you, Gcner-
al, and will not forget your counsel
May you be restored to health and live
to see your prophecy fulfilled. God
be with you. Farewell"
"A deep silence peryaded the place
where this was transpiriHg. When
the conversation ended, General Scott
shook hands and bade farewell to each
of his friends assembled, and was con-
veyed to the car. AT five O'Clock the
locomotive whistle announced the de
parture of the train, and in 4 moment
it was ,ou. of sight ....'....,...E
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Mai. Gen. RauMicr.

Con Hunter Is abont 80 years Of age,
graduated at West Point in 1922 the twenty
fifth ia rank in class of iorty, ami was ap-
pointed Second Lieutenant OF lniantry.--
Having risen 10 First Lieutenant, in 1886
hc was made Captain of Cavalry, but shortly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-20

Ashland county cast 1,428 votes for Joseph
Ii. Riley, "Comptroler Of Safe"
Wayne Griswold had G63 votes Tor the same.
Brown county, Benjamin f Stanton had 1926.
Josiah Il Riley q" So.
John florence q" 26I.
Thomas j. Smith 1OS.
In Knox county John j. Jewell had G3 votes
for Governor.
In Portage county Belj. r. Terrence had
l3l votes for Secretary OF State, and Benj r.
Cowan had l42 votes for Treasurer of State.
In Erie county Jacob Scott had l42 votes for
Supreme Judge.
In Hardin county Wayne Griswold bad "for
Member Public Works." 122 votes
None OF the above votes are counted in the
foOtings - Statesman
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-20


E73, Main street. wheeling, Wa.
GTONE & THOMAS announce to their frionds
- and the public that they are in receipt OF
their stock of Fall aud Winter Goods. embracing
Dry Goods in all their varieties, Carpeting, Oil
Cloth and Carpet chain, Millinery Goods of every
variety Notions, and Varieties generally, COM
prising the largest, and in some respects, the
most desirable we ever brought to the city. Our
customers may rest assured that they will reap
all the advantages thst fair dealing, a long expe.
rence, close attention to business, careful buying,
and buying with Cash, can give them, We buy
n Ost of our gUods with cash, directly from the
manufacturers and Importers and from close cash
Action houses, thereby saving large per cent
age. We have ample facilities for doing large
Jobbing Trade, and invite the attention OF Mer-
chants 10 our slOck before buying, and TaiorS TO
our stock of Cloths, CassimeFes and Vestings
Without particularizing will say we Keep
the largest stock in the city Of the following as
well as all goods.
Dress silks, Of every style and price.
Millinery goods, silks, velvets. ribbons &c.
French MerinOes, of every shade.
French Prints and Goods,
Goods for Friend wear and travelling.
Shaws of every grade and price,
Plads Il Prints, and worsted fabrics for dresses
Cloaks and Cloaking, Prints Ticks, Muslins
Flanncls, blankets, and goods for Men and Boys
generally.
No good House shall sell cheaper
Our stock of FURS will be found to be very de-
sirable. We ask attention to our stock of Car.
peting etc, which is very full and at low prices.
All goods sold at n small advance on purchase
Persons making purchases in the city will find it
to their interest greatly TO give US call before
buying,
Parcels sant to any part of The city FREE
Remember the sign OF the 'Golden Bee Hive"
near the Suspension Bridge.
Nov T. IsGO-tF
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-20
McNEELY NORMAL SCHOOL.
THE WINTER TERM tl6 weeks, begins Nov.

ME WINTER IERM (l6 weeks) begins Nov
i 18th. 1861
instruction given in the Common English ban.
ches, Penmanship, Elocution, Grammar, etc -
Special attention is given to training teachers in
tn sc branches, ard fitting them for the successfui
management of schools.
The higher Academic branches--Algebra. t;e.
ometry, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Pbysiol.
ogy, Botony, Logic, &C., &c, taught as hereto.
fore.
Latin and Greek languages taught.
Vocal music taught ,
Instruction on Piano and Melodeon at usu,l
rates
"Lewis'a Nov Gymnastics :, so useful to teach.
ers ana students, rracticed and taught, with all
necessary appara tus.
Lectures are given each term on the "Art OF
Teaching" and the management OF schools'
and other subjects OF interest.
The continued prosperity ol the School is an as
surance TO the pubic that the labors and expondi-
lures Of the teachers are appreciated
For Catalogue or further information, address
EDWIN REGAL, Principal
or Prot. w BRINKERHOtF.
Hopedale, Flar Co., o., Oct. 20, 1861.
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GROCERIES GROCERIES
AT
GEORGE & WILSON'S.

SXEE have on hand, and are now receiving from
w the South and East, the largest Stock OF
Groceries ever brought to Cadz, to which we wish
to call the attention of Retailers and others wish.
ing to purchase for their own consumption We
are deermjned to sell as low if not lower than
either Steubenville or Wheeling prices. Our stock
nLrtus In. IL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-20

browns Bronchial Troches, best remedy in
I'D use, for affections Of the throat, recommended
ed Tor public speakers, Singers &c. for sale by
j. BEALL
DrupuiSt anh Rank aaIler
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-20
IL. 8. M,FADDEN A. CO.

H' S' MIA DDEN a Co,
DEG lave to announce To the people Of Harri.
- son County, that they have received n verv
large stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard ware,
slueensware, and Made up Clothing, which they
invite the people to call and examine nd Judge for
themselves. We are determined not to alloy any
person to undersell usE
Cadiz, Oct 0, 1861;
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40 Pigs NJ. r Raisns, in half and ar boxes
Also Figs, Prnues Dates Almonds, Cream Nuts
Peanuts English Walnuts, &C., &C., at
q. w
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-20
Major ZagOnya.

We find the following brief biography Of
this gallant officer in tie n. Y. Tribune, Of
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-11-20

L'REsH fragrant Teas, OF the latest mportati on
L sept ) MctADDEN T. COS
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BoNTT EE1T@.
NEIN ERY ONRS q
FasFlionablN Y3Onnets,

Of every descriptions French and other Flowers OF
the hnest kinds; Straw Goods and Straw Trim
mings; Ribbons OF the best quality; in short, ma
terlals OF every description for making Bonnets,-
Having spent much lime in the business she feels
confident of giving perfect satisfaction to her lady
patrons. Bonnets will be made and trimmed in
the shortest possible time. All articles ordered
will receive her personal attention.
Cadiz, Ohio, aul0 '59-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-22

via Charleston Bar days. with salt ~ master Hasaaehor.
Rs. ss g ion is: e & :s 3 ( s ,ss.:s ss
deal 70 fs shs sns re sfs 'hs
n sS .0ss .. s fso Sos, ssy Mobile
Bar d days with tns salt to E!well a Co.
in ballast 70 Thornpsons Nephew '4''''S = 1''
IS s 81 s. % % sSs ss s
tpeke bark Josie Nicholas MatsnSas for falmouth
sSs a d gas ss xsa"0n' ha via Mobile Is days in
Ship Corops Harding Barbados via Mobile Bar Is days.
ship Good Hope Miller savannah, days with cotton &c,
Bark Yd%ur Anderson Matanzas, days with &C.
as Eng ma MARIA Or Q, Yarmouth Eng Pare Limerick
sTg Tornado DO Sf wssgo Me- T'pess s Thomas Ap
in Ss % S s 70 ss o
sailed hence for New Orleans, and put into st Thomas IN
s soe asp kspny
wI ssS Sssas OF &SassS9sS 9rows Ma'anza II days.
sshr jane Esopny OF Cssns Mullen Faiardo, IL days.
schr Ariets Chase Jacms "A days. with ioswOod &C. TO
schr Diriso of Philadelphia Cook cardenas, via savan
nab days, with sugar e master.
with hides 2c 10 a,ss ffsn Duncan SAMANTHA March y
WAL. d s.y. with cotton
SC , e M s5 Not. acS - - -.
schr Ny Davis johnson Charleston, days, with cotton
Schr Clara, Barrett, Georgetown, sc, DAYS
Schr Strong. Mott, Georgetown sc, 4days
Schr III w Godfrey, Weeks, Wilmington, NC, days
schr r. Sheldon, White, W mngton NC, days.
Schr Marine, Mckee, Wilmington, NC, 6dAya
Schr Bloomfield Wheeler Virginia.
Schr q Weaver, Turner Virginia
Schr Hope, Rchards Virginia.
Schr Chief, Townsend, Virginia
kchr Liberty, johnson, Virginia.
Schr Neptune MCGEE, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Rosina Hunt, Eizabethport for Pembroke
Schr Marietta, Gray, RocSiand days.
Schr Princess Lowell. Boston, days
Seht Ann Flower, Nickerson, Boston.
Schf Cyrus Chamberlain, Sturges Boston Albany,
Schr w w Brainard, Bowditch, Mystic, days.
Schr Almra, Smith. forthpori, 2 days.
Schr Delaware, Manning Rondout for Boston.
Steamer Delaware Johnson Philadelphia
Steamer Potcmska. kyc. New Bedford.
RSTuRNsbBsrk Emma Mead Lipari hence 10Th inst for
Genoa when IS miles ESE of SANDY Hook sprung aleak
both pumps unable keep Free she began
settle by the head pump becoming disabled
board the OF naval stores and bore this On
the 10th inst AN was spoken by pilot boat w Blunt and
while getting hawser TO us for the of towing
leg Of OF the barks taken of the
ed and the pilot boat proceeded to the city with the injured
man; al PM 45 miles EsE of Sandy Hook, the being
worn out BY exertons at the pumps taken IN by
pilot boat Nettle, No and towed
City. with 21s feet of water In the hold
SAILED.
2oth-Ship Shooting Star, Acapulco.
Wind during the day wSW.
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IT will thus be seen that there has been quite
collapse in stocks within the week. The decline
is equal to % per cent in Pacific MAIL 121 in Pa
mama, 5H in Hudson River, Az in Central, 81 in
Reading, in Erie, 8 in Michigan Central, 51s in
guaranteed II in Illinois Central, 1879 in Galena
l41aa in Rock Island, 61s in Toledo State stocks
have fallen still more severely. Wssours are 1871
lower than they were week ago, yirginias 81 per
cent, Tennessees 80 per cent Kentuckics % per
cent. The fall in these securities has been unex-
ampled, and must lead to the suspension of the
bulk of the Western banks, whose currency is
based on them. United States stocks have de-
clined per cent, and are not much dealt in.
There is in the Board of Brokers very honorable
repugnance to selling them short, or trying to de-
press them in any way.
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management OF banks. A bank which can con
tinue to earn dividends without encroaching upon
its surplus this summer may be set ddsn as very
well managed.
Money is as easy as ever, on call, on the right
kind of security, or for the best description of pa
per. But great care is exercised in selecting pa.
per, very few lenders being willing to buy names
in the Southern trade at any price II seems to be
generally understood that very small proportion
of the debts due by the South to the North will
ever be collected; the credit Of parties who are
known or believed to have large amounts due
them at the South suffers in consequence On call,
very few bankers care to lend on slave State
stocks, even with any margin. The course pur-
sued by Virginia has shaken public confidence
IN the honor of the people of the border States,
and absolute reputation would not now cause
much surprise. On railroad stocks and bonds, the
brokers borrow at a 5 per cent First class pa
per- IN the Northern trade goes at SIX Z, accord
ing to length, &c.
There was little or nothing done yesterday or
Friday in foreign exchange. Bankers rates, which
are nominal, are l07 for sterling bills and
$50 for francs. But there is no demand at those
rates, and evidence that there would be any de-
mand if they were lowered. Some good produce
bills go at 1861 1867; but these are scarce II
looks as though we might witness another collapse
in exchange next week; and as the Bank of England
has lowered its rate to per cent, further fall
would probably lead to fresh importations OF
specie
The following table shows the course of the
stock nR1olet during the past week and month";
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American IYnrfs.

ASALAcH ds Ap lsols esgks Horton sleep
Caroline Bowler SD sshr
SorwslE sd soSEs 6ensess Felds Norfolk; Caroline
oPaude SAVAGE Ss as 1sSs
s%:s hIs
Hsssas b Va
wSe JsSeiEs adHsrs tfaeSS' H r Dasns
Sid sen DeFo @ Hae, Boston !. ship Sir
John Franklin Despcsns Annapolis Roads finish loading
dustTse srem, Hiiken Dublin Fannie Srenshaw. MSnson
pernambuco; brig Fannie % Field Hartman 81 Jago de
lsth.Arr Sarks Race Horse seares. AsOa Bay Edmund
Ellen Bernard Gibbs Cienfuegos schrs Leonard, Low,
mnsSa w% ss"
Tsngier Fred Eugene HAYES, Warwick Va George Sweet
l.s % Sos
Pacific Marcy phi ad Emma v Cook Nyork CID
CHAEIEsfoN Aorii istin the onlng ship supposed to
So; 6em brig and severs scSrs anknown aise BIZ ship
Roads Gf . s co
s ses'e F Rssno Lion Wnobsr
Julia Grace Tsyio Bos'oa FAR peae Rogers gorge
Shfep pas a Della Tore
iSth-s chf Pennsylvania Munroe Boston Below schr,
brig sf hsn s
ran,ne Br sehr British Queen, from Nassau Mp. CID SIP
Van same SYorf; Mediator, Miller, newport II, and i'
a, sna Emily
ssssn c ss 9d a
GALVESTON, Apin Arr bark A II Kimsau, Packard
JACKsoNvILI.E March 2s-Arr schrs + Gsawyer Dobbin
smith Gnsrieson ssseer Robinson, ed ih
cd ca INST for BosOn Astoria Collins % and cid ID ms
Hs S
ks.ssords brown FAN River; .erse Benton rTos,
mes NYork and cid s,h inst for salem; sth Perry,
julia hssas rssIsi sss.sans ssodss Blew; rs,sI
ns gv a Alien s s 5 NE
ton NSoTk; inst, Appleton, stanwood, Boston; 9th.
in port April bark Ma,agords Brown, from Fall River
March 70 for Eastern port dg schrs Rhodes Blew,
Astoria Collins and ir fa%p ss sos FOR p
KEY WEST, April s-see Correspondence above
MOBILE April ii back .teJid ship Alfred storer Co
Liverpool bark sus,sns ParrpssGn hsGans and
s Pest Aha nssn sr he South sis ses
VIEW ofEaSs apri BAIT ship Houshsep stanvood,
paHSsr Mobile: b. brig Creole Rosinson Rua,an island
sesr John res r ave ss ap
en-. from Mobiles Robert Cushnan otls from Liverpool
's Cen '2sGo from
hRs Bsns bs ssGs Enes S va % se
pools Harvest Queen Batchelder do schr AID oooding
ishArT Oy ten ships srmlngham Boston Cumberland
and Autocrai, LIVERPOOL, 2oth, nimrod d. ,..,,...
and 10 sea- ships Geo Holt ficsyune and samuel Locke
flowed to the bar 18th inst ships Parsons Hoyhead and
NORFOLK April ls-,Arr steamer Ben peford HAlls,t,
ron JETS Savannah " jenkins syork. cid schrs W
Roach Edwards warwick George Darby Rogers ~lndies
i5thIArr steamship jamestown, Skinner, NYork. CID
schrs Sea Nymph, Dawson Charleston Golden cate weeks
PENSACOLA, April liar bsrks Ellsms, Elens; New
Gardner. MstsDzss.
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S HiPPIN G NEW S.
ALMANAC ross--rais oAr
sus 0t .......usrn = Is
60 morn ssas
port ~ we've york, April 81. tser.

PORT of View YORK. hpr1I II. tNHFs
ApkIvET
Searnship 5nip dr. Goodwin Kingston. Ia April WITH
uidst ana ras.eogrs % Walden Booth tOa inst AT ~
ion n as br connecting rcd Of the engine and made
III. IS the under on SANDY uoos ass
fakeu - tow Nv Stesrtfe ! u Loci Wood
Stan.ttu Mcn,eon,pry Morev aavsnnsb with mdse an
naserrpfe tn AVrnrpwe Co. che N hat strong ~ipt
IN ~, hours cd cape Latteras.
ste ushfp state ~ Aane, , Hampton Roads, where
snr has reen With ioeps Tor Fortress Monroe.
hin Wary Croker tbr Of Lyerpooh Nvhns, bYerpoos
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fMPoRrs
For nc u.ts ps59 lseo. 1861.
Dry posds .......,.. E1.3ab S34 655 .050 62e 37t
General merchandise. 1895 320 32f4,s09 203s,o17
fetal for the week. Is .2si 1853 sss9 500 2ess,ssl
Previously reported f87 1875 II ol3,Ios s4es,35s
Since January .s72, sos sos 74sss ss5 5siss,3is
ExPoRrs eF PRoDucr AND MsRcaASptsE.
1889 1850. 1861
For the week ...... 81 ,4s0 051 215s 227 26t2,572
Previously reported. 1873 0S6 al4s1 2s6 80 Oh 800
Since January L. sIT ,7e4II2 "a sos SIS ss3i7 ,257
EXPORTS SrEcf
1859 1850. 1861.
For the week ........ 81 637 104 63h,dts
Previously reported. s16asss s12s,6ss 2,alo-oA
Since January $40, $50 Col s7e' ,2o3 2,sio os4
The banks, probably, continue to gain specie
from the Mint at Philadelphia, and, notwithstand.
inr the rate OF exchange, small amounts continue
to arrive from England. Last Monday they show.
ed specie average Of s4l, 16f I4S-an increase Of
s5oloO from the previous week; at this date last
year the average was only s23,626ss2. There
seems to be no present prospect of any decrease
OF the reserve: and as the Treasury disburses
the money now held in that institution the banks
will naturally gain specie. The loans stood last
Monday at 1928 i0s 885--an increase OF sla5 $3.50
from the week previous; at the corresponding date
last year-they stood at 1929 olo 0i5. But for the
recent government loans the bank discounts would
have fallen by this time considerably below
si20000,0oO; and from present Appearances this
will be the principal resource Of tic hacks for
some time to come. Times like these test the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


(tTTY LODGE NO. 4os r AND NJ. WILL HOLD A
" special meeting work 10 the second aud third degrees
Monday April r. at 2s p Members are requested 70
be punctus bojourners cordially Invited . send BY
ORDER JOSEPH =. COHEN. W. VI.
uAyIN6 INVENTED NEW AND POWERFUL
Il naygable going boom Derrick RECEIVED by
last MALL want more partners, with SJUt 70 put
the same in USE hosting power 900 tons Model already
OF money be realized On ina neaboard
very time, will be shown Address Marine I'm
gineer, Herald office.
I THoS. n DUyER. GIVE NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS
Il, negotiate transact business win any person Tor
me without my own signature. April ~ isof
THE MASTER PLUMBERS OF NEW YORK CITY,
Brooklyn Jersey city and Boboken are hereby nonhed
that the committee who appointed al sfoTer meeting
revise modify the trade book OF prices are now resdy
Ia por ard hereby reouest fun punctual meeting
rbursday eyeaug Inc path inst Jones 3use
Rrosdwgv nj "a p HJOTN 7. WILLIAMS,
ALIEN. Ek6LEsuN,
ALFRED b. SANDS,
las. MORAN,
CHAS. II OHARA,
JOSEPH r. QU1N.
HENRY ENDERBERRY,
THOs HUDSON,
MARTIN BRIEN,
WIN. RAY,
l. WORTHY.
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MADAME RAtldNCs. sigcFNAL sYtsyr y
lsl hibt on snnfAv 80 ,nsl : larss aat rlrss
mont Of 6Snnt totE ttepo.ss.l IA. O. asr ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-22

mo LIT yffF upPFR pARr or A HOUSE aEPLRTE
tn every nyepicuee Of the mos plealau, ocaii
tss ia be II e sfmAi fypsy cant modere'e. ApyiS al
~ nes. Thu gdotg'a eiseslt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-22

mo LgT-1tF CID sgfbE ENGLISH BASEMENT
1 House 40 - Hanmoud street between Wayerisy place
nna rpItk street. the nearly the whole depth of
biloxi wil Sc rented ow = good tenaut aud put IN
reir order Appy 10 ARIftOR LKARY, 81 Beaver streets
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., TO LET.


HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., To LET.
--~--~~~~~~,e.~--~~
An ENoLIsH VILLA RESIDENCE TO RT-NEw
"A Brighton landing staten Island " rooms with i'm.
coach fowl houses large fruit and
kitchen gardens severs OF lawn &c Kent
ssmcy Furnished all improvements charming location on
sI,eenb street, within minutes o. Mon square Rent
sl.6D BRADLEY. HuTyn ~
A LARGE ZINE STORE TO LIT, So BoWEay, COR
street Rent reasonable and IL well adapted to whoesae
and retail trade Apply on premises or IN ne oasment
A FIRST GLASS FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.foR
"A one year prvats family only u ~ de.Khti fully 10
Gated IN Thirty fourth street. near broenway REM ys
TO desirable tenant inquire 81 lle ives. 1ny oor.n ~
A PARTMRETs TO BET-sEcoND fLoox FOUR
IA largs Rooms Psues. and back bssenent ~ King
street near Mscdoura has All the monern improve
rnsns and In GOOD peghborbood Rent t.s - small
family Apply at 30 Broadway
A OOTr.GE HOUSE, DETACHED, 40 LET.-TSN
~ room gvh etoop shr1lbbery front rear situated
s,da NOD II avenue attn house sou OF Myrtle ayenae
Furniture for sele Apply ~ the mousse or A.
81 si7-sa stJrst room 10. Z, New YORK
t4 49, ,.ppER PART or HOUSE, OVER THE
k 9t.re III f4Rhth avenue petGesn twenty slghth and
location cannot he beat for
tdeat g b-s ing boase. Gas and water a. inquire In
tae Es3r-.
A ROUSE IN BOND srKFEr RENT sl,Vn-SEvE-
N tai other sxn cass Ecsei 10 glou ioeelseA ~ ION
renip. Also furtafed nm GAt shte Pas ~ uuuses u
q gqse nresh
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RIO LET-A sMhLL THkEE STORY BASEMENT AM
under cellar brick House. 40 IA Fast Forty first
Third avenue, with gas and fixtures
water, BATH &C. ali in good orders $50 Apply tai
premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

quite right as respects Senator, yet had Mr..
A. Oakley Hall never been in Albany on other
business than that Of supporting or opposing
any one for the SenatOrship. We should have
resisted his present aspirations with far less
zeal and determination than we now do. But,
for some Winters past, our best citizens have
urged reduction of the fees of our Sheriff
and other exorbitanty paid County Officers,
and been defeated-Mr. A. Oakley Hall being
retained to oppose such reduction at Albany
So with other measures. In fact, while Mr..
Hall has spent good portion of several recent
Winters in Albany, we do not happen to have
heard of his supporting there any measure de-
signed to reduce the burdens of the Taxpayers,
nor opposing one calculated to increase the
gains of the Lobby. Hence the natural anxiety
of The Journal to elect and Of THE TRIBUNE
to defeat him.