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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-10
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
YORK.
Board Reduced to 81 per Dav.

INCE the opening of this vast and commodious Ho.
- TEL in 1884, II has been the singl. endeavor of the
pr0pretors to make the most sumptuous convenient
and comfortable home for the citizen and stranger on
this side Of the Atlantic; and whatever has seemed
likely administer the comfort of its guests they
have without regard to COST and
to combine all the elements of individual social en-
ioyment which Modern taste approved; and the patron
*ge which 1t has commanded during the past six years
ciated. mn t-.f 49,.
To meet the exigences of the times, when all are re-
qured TO practice the most rigid economy, the under
signed have . e
Reduced the Price Of Board to 50 Per Day,
at the time abating none of the luxuries with
which their table has been supplied.
TREADWELL, WHITCOMB co,
sept. II, 1se1-3m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-10
NEW DENTAL OFFICE.

Ia HAVING WITHDRAWN FROM THE
firm Of Hall Kuip, have permanently
1111 yestabshed myself in Nuscntine and lave
ery S'ofe No. ihl Second street, where am prepared
10 do all IN my line IN the most pproved style.
Teeth ins. rted from full set on GOLD VII.
CANlTE RUBBER, PLATINA. OK SILVER PLATES
Especal attention paid Surgery and irregu.
laritcs of chiidrens teeth,
Having established several Br inch Offices proposs
dividing my timc in the following Aanlier:
At home, first and second weeks oi each month";
At Wilton and Atalissa, third week OF each month
At Columbus City and Wspcllo f,urth week do
sept. ~, ASsA-dswu ". q. KULP, Dentist.
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The Printer.

Poets have sung from time to time,
In their mournful or mir hfn, ~ Gull, r rhyme
OF joy, sorrow, "pOver'y and dirt"
And one old codger sang the ''song of the shirt :"
Or how poor woman would stit CHI, stitch, stitch,
Till with toll and labor she'd get lean as a wi cl
Poor people work hard in both summer and winter,
But who wOi ks harder than a joune man printer
As he stands at his Cease through thick and thin
And the letters it holds follow each other In
With their click click, click,
After each other they jump into the s'stick,'
Faster and faster-Oh, how quick
Jump the little jokers into the stick ~
Through the night and through the day,
Sometimes without and sometimes with pay
He stands before the poisonous cease"
With "wesriness' written every line In his face
Picking each letter from its respective "nest,'
Not moment to stop, not ment to rest
The news" must be printed or the paper will lose
The patronage of people who care only for .ne,c,
Through the long night at his post he will stand,
Stea,i the type will pass through his hand,
With their click, click. click
After each other tho. jump into the .sstick"
Faster and f,ster-Oh, how quick
Jump the little jokers into the ''stickr
Tho records OF death he spells ont In Ii Ia lines
Tells the amount of gold in "Grsqgory's mines :"
Occasionally chronicles the birth Of . child;
II the weather is PLEASANT h. tell, you .'t, mild"
That the very latest by steamship "A-ago'
Says England's inclined to act the virago;
All this, and much more, he Is telling DER
While the readers Ia bed enjoying a snorc
Steady 1T his work he is plodtng along,
And the types that may tell of the asst new sonR
With their click, click. click,
After each other Jump into the stick
Faster and fa-ter-Oh, how quick
Jump the little jokers into the ''stick ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-10

Those who eat down stairs get, for break asst,
a slice Of bread and a piece of beef so rare
done that the blood stands on the plate under
it, one potatoe just warmed through, and cof-
fee without milk or sugar. Dinner same as
breakfast, without the coffee or any other
drink. Suppcr-bread, cold meat and cof-
fee This is tho way the soldiers are fed,
while the non-commissioned officers live on
biscuits, chickens, pies, cakes and the best of
tea and coffee.
Parents, your sons who left you in good
health, are some of them here enduring this
treatment. Wives. pcrcharce that husband
whose letters have ceased to reach you, is
here, too weak to write and wanting the right
kind offood to strengthen him. have seen
men slipping piece of dry bread be-
meath their pillows and then watch when the
walters did not see them to cat it. l do not
wish it to be understood that lay this lack
to government, because it sends large quaint
ties of the best kind of provisions; for instance
two barrels Of molasses come here every
week. and if the boys did not buy it from the
We should never see drop of it.
The officers tables groan daily under the
weight of good things, while the poor sick
soldier may get well on toast and slop or stay
weak. WIN. CUNNINGHAM,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-10

WHAT lie THINKS. One Of our "devils,"
having "served his time," has recently been
admitted into full communion. After one
weeks experience as Jour-" he expresses
his idea of his new ''posish'' as follows:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-10

W Many man goes to his door in the
morning, picks up his paper with grunt Of
satisfaction, and consumes his news with
greedy gusto-news which costs him less than
two cents-without thinking once, from years
end to years end, of what the paper
has really cost somebody He does not think
of the weary man who sits in the telegraph
Office all night, listening to, and recording, the
language of the little instrument at his side !;
of the sleepy boy who brings the dispatches
to the printing office; of the night-editor who
reads them over and prepares them for the
press; of a dozen compositors who have stood
at their cases, night after night, while all the
town and their own wives and children were
sleeping, for years; Of the proof reader who
does his hurried work with eyes aching with
watchfulness and gas-light; and of the press
men who take the work where the compositors
leave it. He does not think of an c, tahlishment
that never for an instant shuts its doors, from
sunset on Sunday night until sunset on the
following Saturday night, but always has its
workmen busy in getting up the little paper
that paltry two cents purchases.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-10

WHEAT DOES NOT PAY IN Iowa. Mr..
Duane Wilson, Secretary of the Iowa Agri-
cultural society, estimates the Weld of wheat
in this State the past year at II bushels per
acre. The price obtained is 40 cents per
bushel, or $3.50 per acre. He thinks this
involves loss of 81 per acre, or about three
millions of dollars to the whole State. He
thinks the farmers Of the Northwestern States
cannot afford to raise wheat, except for home
consumption.
The great crop of the West is corn Iowa
produced last year, estimating the yield at
80 bushels pr acre (Which is 10 bushels less
than in 1862 over ffsy-two million bushels.
This Mr.. w. thinks will fatten over SO ,OOO,-
900 worth of beef and pork, even at the pres
ent low prices, so that: Mr.. w. says, no one
neel suppose that farming does not pay in
Iowa. lie estimates that over million dol
lars worth Of sorghum syrup and sugar was
raised in this State last year.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-10

We want agents for all towns in the United States
where agencies not already established whom
liberal discount will be given, but we make no
signments. J. T. McARTuUR& CO.,
dec30 $40 Broadway New York.
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two miles from the line, where we have rs
tablisheda camp known as Scamp Defiance
Several Union men have escaped with
their families since we came here. They rep
resent the state of affairs all along the border
as truly dcplorable.
Many of Prices men are returning to their
homes in most distressing plight; out Of
money, ragged, and half starved, they find
themselves the miserable dupes of men who,
in their greatest need, have deserted them.
We have had delightful weather during
the whole winter until within few days past
We were beginning to fatter ourselves that
we we're beyond the region of snow and ice
and called it so more from habit than any
thing else. Last Sunday found in one Of
the streets of the camp . large grass hopper
enjoying himself seemingly as well as though
Christmas was never coming. The next day
there was three inches of snow and the vino
was bowling about our tents in manner no
at all chesring.
The Kansas folks call it very cold; tn,
Iowa boys laugh at the idea and argue that i
is only just cold enough to keep things from
spelling, but we don't mind acknowledge:
among ourselves that it light be more pleas
ant after all. We are too far South, however
for snow to be If any great use, as it is nov
all gone again.
And, now that our Christmas dinner
smoking on the table, will close this scroll
and Ego i'm for taste of the chicken pot-pi'
which forms our grub. We are bound t
keep chickens, anyhow.
Yours, &C., E. H. G.
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Emphatically q Noiseless Machine
PRICE OF y ACHINE, COMPLETE:
CABINETS IN EVERY VARIERY.

No L, or Family Machine, $45 90. No. 2, sma
Sized Manufacturing, $50 o. NJ 8, Large Sized NJ al
ufacturing, S75 co.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
sAlrs AR AUCTION.


SALES Ar AUCTION.
A AucrloN NOTICE
wN NJ HoLIINGsnFAD Aocuoncer
By CHARLES 9 WARREN
No IS cor.landi stree,
rRIRp SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF
FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
TINS SEASON.
On FRIDAY oc II a. iok O'Clock.
BUYERS ARE RESPECTFULLY NOTIFIED
THAT THE CATALOGUE FOR THIS IMPORTANT
SALE WILL INCLUDE
FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY SAMPLE LOTS,
REPRESENTING DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES
pe.sase Boots and shoes adapted TO all markets,
from neariy al the leading NJ manufacturers
in The country.
TIE goods are ready for examination by catalogue this
tTharsdsy) morning, and comprise IN part
MEMS BOYS Asp mi AsSf'Tss' soTTms TnlcK BOOTS.
MEMS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS,
MEMS BOYS AND YOUTHS CALF BOOTS,
MEMS BOYS, AND YOUTHS GRAIN BOOTS.
GRAIN AND ENAMELLED LEG CAVALRY BOOTS.
In great Yaiiey
MEMS BOYS AND YOUTHS BALMoRALs,
with ana without tap soles.
MEMS EXTRA HEAVY bALMORALS
very assortment, especially adapted TO
Army purposes 'A
Womens Misses and Cbdren's peggcd and nailed
BOOTS AND RALMoRALS,
Of ca KIP KID goat grain and Split both regular and ira
sizes
FINE srwES ESsS; sScs s'isss SsSsa spS Sas And CATERS
of every description.
Women's, Misses and Children's
CITY MADE BOOTS AND BAI.M0RALS,
In all the popular styles from several well known manuac
turera
Together with great variety OF other
STRICTLY PRIME AND sEAsoNARLE GOODS
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALES
or BOOTS AND SHOES, ON FRIDAYS,
WILL INCLUDE HEREAFTER, AS USUAL
NOT LESS THAN THREE HUNDRED SAMPLE LOTS,
SOLD gY THE FULL PACKAGE ONLY.
AND DUPLICATED WITH GREAT LlEERALFTY.
CHARLES C. WARREN
Auction Boot and Shoe Warehouse,
No % CortlaDtt street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
aALEs AT Aucrrun.

IIENRY H. LEEDS AUcrIoNEgR- HENRY H.
LEEDS co WIN sell a. aucon on - sairoay o ye,
Household Furniture embracing large assortneh OF vei-
Brussels Carpet Stair DO, carved wood SUIT VI
eleven piecrk B-dstcads oak ENtenion Dlnne
Fable and troca.el window Curtains marble
tar, Mattresses Bosters Pillows, mahogany Book
stands papier Tables oclotbs Kitchen Fornnre
ocloek-An elegant Japanese Centre Table Sew'ns ma,
Dresses from siouI rbe together with severa various
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
nKnRY II. LEEps. AucrIoNEER -nENRY bal

~ ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER HENRY IA.
III LEEDS CO. will sell nj auction on Saturday, OcS lS
al O'Clock of store % Nassau street pair Of ay
Horses flag tailed 1914 hands high, about nine years old
perfectly gentle Kind in all harness Sold a. The owner
has eItior Europe DARK brown 1se soo. ,s n msnas s
rle he saddle and shows speed Eleran
y sound kind and gentle; splendid saddle horse and
driver white Mare about IAN hands, seven years
ola warranted perfectly sound gentle kind has been
by lady the last year and half Also, Coupe
Racka away an cOOd rnn n inQ Order
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BILLIARDS.

u)RoADwAy cRENoRNE MUSIC AND BILLIARD
10 SAIGON Broadway door above Laura Kcehc's
iL,aire Lady waters always IN attendance. Billiards W
co MS per shooting gallery AZ Open day and night
~ sROrlIEKFoN A GILDERSLEEVE, PropIieurs,
NOR eAIE~A SLATE Red BILLIARD TABLE, btkxlI;
nss. 90 n private family ami ~ good order. tan he
socn atl7J kmy siieot Brooklyn before A. w. ~ after
p ~
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

BRAuAM vANDERPoOL, AuCTl0NEER -ELE-
a CANT Ho1sehold Forntnre ard many rare and costly
Ycrtu al public auction. this day Frdayl, Oct ~ he
aSo story stone residence ll3 West Twenty-third
S,yoek rsIorrvclyet Carpets, Rugs Pier and Mante
Mtrrors Gard Tables Egeres satuary marble Centre
Tables lwo full Paror sns, with brocae secrc.
tare Bookcase, octave Piano
forte four corners, made order; Canterbury,
atool and Cover on Paintings by. ewncns artists
Holy Family by Fellows Marine Views Fruit Piece,
Winter Soehes, Two match Paintings ry Coo; Bronze
Cbeyaie de Marie; superb Sevrcs
Ohina Vases, cost hundred dollars; solid Bude
Sdcboar Ch a Glass stverware Table cniiey, oak Arm
Chairs. Lounges and Chairs, covered with reps Cham
herE-Rcaewood Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Wardobes
XOnnmofes, Chairs Armora gacc, Hair Mattresses Feather
kcds Blankets Counerpanes Sheets Oval Mirrors Clscks
9D Carpets oihlotn black walnut Rockers Chairs
Arm Chairs covered with reps; Brussels and Ingram
ees Also large assortmeptol basement and Fur
nlture Sale perempory rain shine. House for sale.
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A BRAIAM vANpERpooI. AuorIoNEER.

IA el2,000 worth of first class Household Furniture
~ public ancon this day, Friday eeant resi-
aenee % Wet Sixteenth street between Fifth and Sixth
nueS fae commencing At clock. Catalogues olce
house on morning OF sale Brcn and Oroip Chandeliers
Lace CURTAINS two rosewood suits covered vi six tro
l TeieaTe.e Sofas, o. al Back and Reception chairs Eta
ceres, Pooscase Centre and Cars Tables
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PfiN0t ORTE,
Elegantly carved legs and oyersrns bass by
MAKERS fully guaranieed Canterbury, Stool and Ciy CT;
rosewood and black walnut Bureaus. Mardrobcs Sofas
6ies Hsr and Spring Mattresses Bankes Feather beds
Sheets Dinlng Room Ext nsion Tables Ru-s China q
md Silver Ware, TaDe Cutlery Linen Oval Mirrors Clock
aud Vases. AFRO Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale
positive
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

IIENRY B. HERTS JR., AUCrIONEER.
Ill BY HENRY WOOD 4 co.
MORTGAGE SALE CARTS, HARNESS &C.
Friday, Oct AZ at n O'Clock. Seventh Butch
Cart Harness. Councrs Scales, ace Boz Meat Block,
Ac., &c. BY order of M0rtgagee
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

T,oREcLosURF SALE AT AuCuoN--oS FRIDAY,
II October ~ is61 = u ocok. ~ lhe Merchants ~,
sfanr. tsietpoOn. III Bfosdwas ~ JANIS MILLER A
EfVNEfLY. suttionceis 81 Tie two desnate I'M Lots
sn1 nss thre soiy Houses % sarA d o, ana tnown
- tn.w Noe a. aud AZ Wssi rhH, nth b~iWern
I.,b sle Jeril ays'n.f SO adye' 'useesht - E,cn
irs roet
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

4, coLroN lUCToNEER.-LARGB SAFE OF
Iot aslor rnsAlns vo5ds Furnnre, ,-tc by order Of
Recever, ths afy ttraay. oc ~ a. l0ss ococA - iD4
Bros6~sy lie entire Stoik 81 large
vhol.ssie 500 t.s furish nI Lsiab sltnen comprsne
aItcel tie ne such stef piacd Ware woven
end willow Ware, Bssket do R0 eng Horses Drcms Es.
frssfsorS eafcs Ice oV1ts. saies Fancy Tovs tonnts
fAabss Stoves, together rh every article suitable Tor the
svsas Also srs assortment o. second Hand Furnitre
A. A. Sale pefYi1~i0gy
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HENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER.
IL BY HENRY WOOD co:

Fridav, Oct II, at IOk O'Clock. at their
Salesrooms 45U Broadway,
An sscrinent OF Fancy, MalaccA and Bamboo Canes
Meerschanm PIPES gar Tubes, Umbrella and Can
Handles, Show Cases and Buck Ho Fancy Goods bein
stock Of Henry Rhode and sold for accoar
of former purchasers. BY order :. -
A. s. BYRNE, Dcputy. JAMES LYNCH Sneriu
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

1 BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY 8. 4 J. BOGART.1, :,
q TINS DAY, iOk O'clock at the auction rooms, NO.
North Wihar street constable of Brandy; two
eighth casks and one quarter Of olrd Brandy Show
Segar Boxes Desk also small lot of Hons hod
Fnrp,tnre CHAS. f. WATTS Constable.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

THE ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION OF THE
city Of New York gratefully acknowledge the signal
vices OF the New York Fire Department prot ecnR the
Hall from serious damage on the occasion OF the nre
premises the evening OF Monday, October Is in
ther acknowledgment of the prompude and activity
which these services were performed that hundred
lars be contributed 10 the charitable fund of the Depart
ment. BY order. JOHN /. DAVIES, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

THE EXTENSIVE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS
J. vi the Newark Machine Company, situated the
OF High and Orange IN the city Of Newark New
Jersey win he sold ut public auction Wednesday October
~, at oco'k T. NJ, on he premises They are within
minutes Walk OF the Morris and Essex Railroad
and connected With the New Jersey Railroad depot
Market street by horse railroad, The WORKS admirably
and machine works or mani nfactllling firearms. -
II u RANNEY Master in ChAnccrY.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

L'OR HAVANA DIRECT
The new and splendid
United States Mail Steamship
EAGLE,
Richard Adams, United States Navy, commander
viii leave pier No North river Thursday Nov al l2
O'Clock noon pTecsely, for Havana direct.
Price OF passage SO.
For passage apply to
20 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

A RRANGEM ENT COMMENCING JULY /, 1862.
IA FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
tst class steamer Ill leave New York the 1s lth
and slst OF each month"; except when fall
Sunday when the day OF departure will be the Monday
For re'ght passage apply the only Office No Bow
ling Green. ID. b. ALLEN. AGENT
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
STEAMBOATS,.

<,HANCE OF HOrR--kOR KEYpORw DIRECT THE
Y steamboat MA1TEhWAN wn lesve Robinson street pier
daily tsundays eepot) al O'Clock r. NJ and Keyport
BAN
IyoR STAMFORD STEAMBOAT ENocH DEAN CAPT
J. shrrtk.Wh eats pier -, east side Of Cashsr
frry New ynr eysiy saturday Tuesday Thursd " al
me ~ Issye stamford every Monday "Wednesday ami
p,tsv af ~ Nj 10 ~ Neck hsif past ogh com
Inonciue oetonef -, i'62 }. sCHENcK.
l,aTttHDAY. OCT ts ls62.-TllB STEAMBOAT long
- BLAND Will commerce hes brs for Noribport toneh
he ~ Glen C0,e Oyster fsy and 1uyd's Dock each way
i,,vps Fulcn Nats.f sv ~ 2s5ip VI. Rrinrnny haXes
Soniiori .t0A " oystcp bay ~, Loyds Dol s.
nltp cove y -
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

NTANTED IMMEDIATELY-A NICELY FURNISHED
w House for the winter, between Sixth and Lexng
and Sixteenth Twentyfh streets Rent aboux
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

WANTED-A SMALL. HOUSE, FOR FAMILY OF
" four adults between Third and Eighth avenues not
above Twelfth street Rent about 5000 Gas and water in
dispensable Address + r., Herald Office stating rent
and location none other Will be attended to- :. -
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

4 BEDROOM sun OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE
All colsTs, warranted manufacture: also solid
chestnut Chamber Suits, plain and ornameptsi II. r.
FARRi iNGTOhs, aSs Canal street. opposite Wooster. Esab
lished In Is4s.
u,urNITuRE wASTED.-ANy PERSON WISHING TO
II ve up housekeeping snd sell Their Fqrnilpre cheap
for tether boarding orplvete house, may md puf
chaser ~ addressing e. y. Martin, station d.
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w children, part of House plainly but completely fur
nished (except linen sver) for housekeeping Terms
be very moderate Address (gving full pafjenlarsy
Memo, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

WANTED-A LARGE YARD WITH SHEDS OR OTHER
~ premises suitable for pork packing trade, beween
Sixteenth and Fiftieth ueets side preferred
dress r s W, SC East Seventeenth street
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

ITO CANDLE AND soar MANUFACTURERs.-CoN
,atons on the Of making candles aud soaps, plan,
OF factories drawings Of apparatus processes 10 nanufac
nre French, sdaantine. parsnne candles;
cess 10 bsash purify alow psln oil and gesses. Re
ope 10 the following soaps-hsrd soft fancy family
rnsp palm oils toilet shc,ous,
| tile powder Ac. Essay of skaes, lines acids. iyes
oils taos candes soaps &c. Address Professor
N Dussance, chemist, New Lebanon, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

n BOGAKT, AUCTIUNEEE-BY 8 q DOIAHI.-
81 Saturday Oct lS at ii o'clock at the Hotel La Domin'
CO. Broadway OF Clinton place. morgage sale OF
the entire hotel, consisting Of Mir
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Ocoth Parior SUITS
marble Tables Rockers and Easy Chairs Danask
Curtains, mahogany Wardrobes, marble top Dressing B,-
reaus do Washsands black walnut and mahogany French
Bedseada Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillows and BO!
ster~ Dining oak Chairs Tables large quantity Of
China and Glass WARE Silver Plated Ware Cutlery Casters
Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utensils Barroom ,rnsare
and Fixtures, &c. WILLIAM HEPBURN,
Attorney Mortgagee
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
ExPREssEs.

BuRNnAMs rvRS,gRt EXPRESS Sl,rls San. AND PACK.
rfb and S,xth avenues. Household iurnurc boxed aud
shnpea 10 ali parts Of the world Covered Walons e re-
mo, mo FURNITURE and from the country. frdsufs
stored.
IrxpREss--THB WORKS EMPRESS = BROAD
NJ scc srerc,rs parcels and raci ages iot Nastau ana
is,ana ~ ihc qui n steamer iac. unul " ".
T'esday C,ob,r IL AMI tor Eufor' by steamers tsS ~
va,LiuSon and IA ona uuti A. ~ saturday Dcnhei IL
IN 4 nurp ,alfed f.r any par oi the clt,.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

WANTED-TIIL lsT MAY NEXT, FURNISHED Oh
w unfurnished the First Floor, Basement and Kitchen
OF moderate sized house with water &C. situated he
tween Eighth and Foreh and and Seventh
avenues Address r. H. New York through The Post Office
stating terms and describing the apartments.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

w ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A STEAM DRYING IA.
w .pie. Address box POS Herald Office
WANTED TO HIRE-A PLACE OF FROM TWO TO
w five with medium Cottage House situated
Long Island Sound the vicinity of New Rochelle,
railroad station Address, with full parcu
lars only, box 663 New YORK Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

JVANTED-TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, SUIT
w able a and Office, the noor On
within doors Of Broadway, between Broome and
Fourteenth streets, Address C., 5000 Post office.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

TOSEPH SMITH, AUCTlONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
81 N October IL o'clock prec ely the hanc'
Hous Furniture OF family giving up houekeep
M alhc sdence i2I Clinton pace, between Macdousa
and Sixth avenue, consisting o handsome Carpels
one double and single Paro Suit covered In bocatel
Top Tables, Per Mirror Lace Curtains, on rant
ipgs Eta ere rosewood and mahogany Plrlor and
Bedroom Furniture Hair aud Spring Mattresses Blankets,
Tea Tables Glass. China and Sill er W are,
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

THE REcEIyES OF TAXES GIVES NOTICE THAp
the Assassent Roll Tax Books for the year
have been delivered and that the taxes due and
payable at this Office
taxes aid before the day of November discount
viii be allowed at the per per
the day oil payment TO the lst of December next
JAMES KELLY, Receiver of Tases
lection Of Taxes, October 10, 1862
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

w ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO
w Rooms completely furnished for Housekeeping Lo-
Address, stating terms,
w. II. Crawford, station A. Spring srset !.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

NTOTICE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BoNl
IN holders OF the Chicago Alton and ST. Louis Rairoa
Company win be held AT Room No O. Is William street, o.
Saturday, the 2J day OF October 1862 at O'Clock =. M
consider and upon further amendments the
ment made between tho bondhoders on the 10th day
January S0 and for the transaction of such other busines
may come before the meeting s. H. Never, A. Iselt
VIM Hoge. Nathan Peck, Ezra @. Read Samuel j. Tilden
Trustees and Attorneys