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Institute of Reward.

there Was formed IN association, impressed
with the obligations due to orphanage, aud |
particularly with the debt which the nation
was soon to owe to the children OF soldiers |
who might die in her service. Children Of |
men DYING In behalf Of the public become the |
Children Of that public, and the sum Of what t
they thus inherit is to be rightly measured,
only by the po 1e1 Of tho new protector to be-
stow. Felt, if not expressed, this truth be-
came the nucleus Of most valuable work,
then inaugurated, and which, We hope, is des-
tined to carry joy and gratitude to m2ny
hearth In our beloved land. The Institute
embraces, for each State, the triple objects
an Agricultural College, an Experimental
Farm, and Home for Patriot Orphans. It
seeks the triple aid Of National, State aud lndi-
vidual cooperation.
At its first anniversary, held June 18Th, the
Institute rejoiced in the telegraphic report
that the first link in the chain was secured, by
the Senate bill providing for Agricultural Col
leges.
The outline Of action proposed By the Insti-
tute is as follows: First. Application to each
State Legislature to utilize this national bouu-
ty, BY attaching to its Agricultural College an
Experimental Farm, which, In addition to the
practical solution OF ordinary problems Of
culture, shall become the field for acclimating
foreign plants and animals, in order to devel-
op by progressive experimentation the yalu-
able treasures in reserve for this nation, and
1eciprocally for others. Second. Application
to State Legislatures to establish Orphan
Hcmes on tue experimental farms, Homes
whose scope and spirit, harmonizfng with
pbilanthropic deeds, may be developed In
| modes Of reward rather than those OF aims
| giving. ...-.
! Dr.. David 2. Holton, Secretary Of the Com
| mittee on Organization, is at present in the
city, and will probably, before leaving, address
our citizens upon this important topic
NIasa Meeting of Co1ored Citizens.
The following call, nune1ously signed by
colored citizens, for mass meeting, is in cir,
culation. The call explains the object, and il
as follows:
We. the undersigned desirous OF holding a
| grand mass meeting On Monday evening, the 9Th
int, at Qninn's Chapel, or euch other place at
mag be hereafter designated, Of which pablo no.
| t1ce will be gwen, agree to meet for the purpose
elaatiun q she P1es,dent of The United st4scs xe
Abraham Lincoln. for the emancipation II oui
race held In bondage on the LIT daY Of Januar3
next, in the then rebellious States. Their, will be
good spea1e1s in attendance who viii address The
MT citing.
The colored people are determined to make
this an Interesting occasion, and extend tres
invitation. The Central Band viii be in at
tendance, and appropriate songs will be sung
TIE addresses will be made by Geo. ". Brody
. J.J. Bird, Dr. g. r. Miller, E. c. Freeman
and Rev. A. r. Greene, Late of Pittsburgh, Pa
The meeting will undoubtedly be one o
peculiar interest. as rejecting the voice an
l feelings Of that race, who, of all men, ar
concerned In and affected By the President
: proclamation.
, 1862-10-04

wing compose this command: The Goth {
bio, Lieut. Col. Hickson commanding; 85th !
linois. Col. Cameron; 33d Ohio; 39sh New &
ork; 111th New York, Major 8. B. Smith,
u5th New York, Col. Willard;
,5th New York; 128th New York; 9th Ver.
ont, Col Stannard; LIST Independent IN
Jana battery; 15:h Indiana battery; 19Eh
hio battery; 5th Ne8 York battery; Phil
os' Chicago battery. 1t is not yet determ-
,ed what disposition will be made of these
:oops, but It is probable they will soon be
aud again equipped and placed in
be field.
TIE ILLINOIS TROOPS.
Seven organized regiments and two batteries
ompose the present command Of Col Tuck
= They are the 9th, Col. Houph. G9th. coJ
7ncker: 90.h, Col. O'Meara; 93a, Col. Pnt-
,.m. 713th Co1 Hare. 1e6th. Actinp co1
,.oras1ev. 1a7fh. Col. Van Arnan. niercan.
-. u.+tarv~ rant coo1ev. F,o,n R,t+o-y
1sn+ Renw;ck, This force fa heinz orpanizsd
- aan,7,,,aa m r.n,d,v IA 1oss;h1e md .;t1
~ ~, 80 ft,-w.r;7 at tte earliest moment They
~ 49, .1...a;a s,x1,,ar,.,ca m arass ,,sr,ae
1'4.Ne Fzt1,ont ao11,t a. t;,. . t,odp ~ no,
taking them altogether. as thls OF any oSher
State has produced 1or 1ne ser'1ce. !.
,.,a 90 .,,,>, Morn mnstarad mt of +ha
neuas, ano a. DUEL "s4 4,-N. wv v. WV
se1'1ce III ene eAfh atlon " 1ueAA .e.-n " ~
1nes saae no" Nv e' otea
half Of tie olo memoels nas1ng oeen s"otn
IN LOT 'ne "a'' onu ~ ~ . u1'Sa D.aA' 1o
can be readily filed to the maxlmum-
= GUNS FOB THE MERCANTILE BATTERY.
The guns for the Mercant1le Battery arrived
Yesterday. They are superior arm, rifle
bore. six-pouuders, and the boys are highly
delighted with their rappcarance. It Is report
ed that Can't. Cooley has already received
marching orders, and that the Battery will
take 1ts departure carly NEXT week,
TIE HOSPITAL.
The sick at present In the hospital number
c09 intermittent and bilious fevcrs,
dtarthea and ague are the prevailing diseases.
No deaths have occurred as yet among the
federal soldiers belonging to the regiments
now at the Camp. The services rendered by
DR.. McVickar, post surgeon, are spoken of in
the highest terms, as ars also those Of DR..
Linn Of the Goth, and others Of the medical
staff. Competent nurses have been secured,
and many Injuries are provided, which arc
not usually within the reach Of army hospi-
+.1a
THE LAST REBEL GONE
The last rebel remaining in the Camp died
yesterday. He has been sick for several
monthe, and was wasted away to mere
skeleton. His uama mas Dozier, an old man
he}orpinr tn one of the Alabama regiments.
, 1862-10-04

Milwaukee Grain maFket---oct. 2.
Received, 81, ,4s5 bu wheat; 1.444 brls f1our. The
Sentinel eayethe market ruled dnl although it re-
covered the decline of the day previous A6out
Is. Geo hu changed hands at sa@aoHc for No 1; and
s5@e6c for No e. Ft=ghts ehsde lower. Ell
gsgements were made at 10c for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1862-10-04
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gHHHESrS HY LAKE.. Las: THEFff-fo0R Kou19
Flour Wheat Qo1n osta Rzs Bar
To BnHalo 7su stS55 sao '6stsa 's75 ~.
e + Sssss;5S kisss;tsn. ,sss 1,s
s S;SsI SSS;sSS$ 81 'is iSs lis -:
qot.1. 1855 sss25 17:as5 1850 49,. Is
azcEuTs AID suH1axTz By 1ABx-oor.a
1umosss ssesspss E1ou, sis eaM
SR5sSss WesS sa... no: :::5 s. ee ssss asS
6sss, 6sss,,. b S'ls..::.:: @ s s
RECEIPTS AID sHrnxzrs BE cAnA1-ocr.z
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, b.is...... t,442 Shingles, no.. :. ass75o
Wheat, hu....... 1,2oo Lumber, It ...... 1885
Corn, bu ........ 67,411 9taVee no .-.... T8,54
9s.s: ssss: b; %s 1s1ss s1$ bait oa' ~
The receipts today embraced 1878 brls -four,
1882 bu wheat, 1s7,73 bu corn, s8,9o6 bu oats
1900 bu rye, and 8,7N bn barley.
The recefpts Of wheat dnring the corresponding
date In 1861, we're Isl, ,23a bu.
There wae good attendance On Change, and
under an active shipping and speculative inquiry
the leading markets ere brisk and prices ruled
| thade higher.
| There WIS good demand By shippers for Spring
extra -four, and the market ruled SC higher, W1tn
eales at "a 35G14T0 Winter extras were steady
and finn, and prices ranged from S510G5 IS. OF
| all arades, about 400 brls changed hands.
There WAS an improved demand for both Winter
and Spring grades Of Wheat, and ne note an 3D.
vance Of H@1c On the former, aud 1@11c On the
latter grade. Upwards Of 100000 bushels OF al
grades changed bands at $l0o@1. .01 for No. hco;;
8e0Ssxc for Rejected Red; 9o@9tc for NO.
Spring; and 7l@Tsc for Rejected spf1ng-Ihe
market closing ftm-
Coin Was in active demand and the market VAS
firm, but uuchanged-With sales Of High Mixed
atipat ut 336c; River and Canal Mixed adoat at
| 3;a32kc; Rejected River and Canal, 27129Hc
atioat: Mixed Com In store, 3oR31c and Rejected
in store, 261eGHc.
Oats we're quiet and unchanged with Hight sales
at 33x@33xc for No. ! in store, and 2814c for Re
iected in store. Rye was finn At dc. Barley WAS
sold at 76@s5c for fair to choice. Highwines we're
STEADY at a0c. Timothy Seed Was dtm at 81 45@
LEO.
Salt still tends upwards. Barrel Salt advanced
10c today-with sales at $2so for Fine. Foreign
is steady, with GALES Of G. A. on the spot at u
per eack. and to arrive Ut 32o0.
FteIghts are steady and the engagements to-day
were light, at 1cc for corn to Baf4o: 14@14Hc fo'
corn to Kingston; and 1516c for wheat to osWego
Il Milwaukee Gra1n market--0ct. =.
Received, 81, ,4s5 bu wheat; 1.44a brls fout. Tht
Sentinel eayethe market ruled dull although It re
t covered the decline Of the day previous A6ou1
5000 hu changed hands at 9a@aoHc for No :; ami
, [ s5@eec for No 2. Fr=ghts a ehsde lower. En-
gsgements were made at 10c for wheat to Buffalo
Toledo Wheat market--Oct. 2.
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M A r. RI ED.

= M A R r. T. ED.
In this city 18th ult., by Rev: ". E. Rydsr, Mr.
I0EEPH LTNRsS and Mrs ELLEN II. CHI1D6: also
Mf HENRY HARRISON and Miss IDA F. 1T. LEON.
In Lake Forest ILL.,, Sept. ssth, by Rev. Vim. c.
ickinson. WIN. Il. CUs Imam, Of Ottawa. and ADA
E. DOUGLAS, of Chicago.
In this city on tie I'd inst by the Rev. T. II. Hum
phrey Capt. THO xAS ". GkOSyESOE, Of the 12th
Illinois Cavalry, ard Miss MARY E. OR JseESoR
all OF Sl1B city.
, 1862-10-04

4 New City Ordinance Wanted.

AA1 %AoA nAta4A4 UEA Ei4I0 VI (oa& ID u |
Ing to the surface quite number Of COM
plants with regard to this entire business,
some Of which It is well to Ventilate, One of !
the most prominent OF these Is the want Of |
any regulation With regard to weighing coal |
For Instance: A housekeeper goes to the coal |
yard, orders and pays for ton of coal, to be
delivered at his Or her residence. In day or
two aheap Of coal is emptied on the sidewalk
opposite the house, and this Is all the buyer Is
allowed to know concerning 1t. There may
be ton Of {, 900 pounds, or there may ha only
l,500 pounds, or eVen 1ess-the housekeeper
has no means orsknowing: The GOALS weighed
on the coal-dea1er's carts, by the coal-dealer
himself. or his deputy. Now, we have no
doubt but coal-aea1e1s, as class, will CON-
pare faFo1shly with the balance Of the busi~
ness community; but there is an Impression
abroad among the people that the ton Of coal
delivered on the sidewalks is "very SMALL y
dealing to"a1os honesI men. there ought. We
tAnh, 10 De = eaSS eRoaeanse passed, requiring
tae eoal.oealer 10 Aase mS CON- "t'gaso oy q
Guy olnce1 VI clts scaaes' 1us "ouia SEE AZ
1estaA Complaints on Inc part o1 1ne commu~
n1Iy, ana We a1e eatlsnea tnah no coal~dealet
in the city will offer any objections to this.
fo1 n,a."us, @nas ueas1 eanAo. eeu a1e
hay in this city without presenting the certfi-
cate nf the CITY weigher. showing the oross
.0s- y. ~ 1's 6.oso
weight Of both wagon and hay, and the weight
of the wagon besides. Why exact of the fav
80 - :. ,,at a.1~os - A. ..a1 ses,a-a
dealer WhAt 1e not ASKED OF Inc coal deater!
! eome nav sav-but why not also haya our
1900 e - sbov c;tv cert;fcates of ~e,nh+ Tha
| csse however ia not a parallel one G,ocar.
| s -,,-.-.....s.
| les are Eenefauy pufcnased IN smau bu1k, and
| a1mnst every 1lousekeeDer bas the n1esns of
| .1... -:.t -
fe"Welgnng tneH pacRaG6es e1tner a1 nome or
| at the nearest store. but hav and coal sra]es
| - -. ,,a,tot,o o,+;o,o, -, ,-a... So.
are moi very Po1tap1e aftlcaes W heep around
! the house. and when coal is purchased the
, 1862-10-04

Leber on Guerilla Parties" consld-
cred with reference to the LAW and usages Of
WAT; price twenty. five cents. For sale at Nc.
NallY's.
, 1862-10-04

Coux7ERFE1r.- s. and IS On the
CONNER oia1 Branch Bank, Cansdh, at Colling-
wood, finely executed on green tinted paper,
have made their appearance. Refuse them
Ill.
, 1862-10-04

~ Dehan's Wedding and Call Cards. Call Or
address him, Bryant d Ssntto1's Cllegc.
E*oet4
, 1862-10-04

HTG Go to Sloan's Commercial College, the
Commercial College Of the North West. lwoct4
, 1862-10-04

tTy The. ladies' Of the Nursery and Halt
Orphan Asylum, In anticipation Of many calls
upon their charities the coming winter, feel 1t
necessary to provide funds for the ssme, and
request all inte1e. ted to meet them At Bryan
Hall On Monday, Oct. 9Th, at 8 o'cloekp. n
, 1862-10-04

TOR sALE-A Nursery. To close
Trees EFefxreens Shrubbe1y Small Fruits md 0rna.
mental Stock gro .!nE on twenty agrss p land as
road four miles from Alton W.li either lease or aen
the land. To active. energetic m11. ~ excellent
opportunity 1s now offered Fcr particulars address
u at Alttn. or better call md sea, .,-- .. ~,
, 1862-10-04

GoVEREMENT STOCKS.
Demand Notes. ..119k
, 1862-10-04

~ See advertisement Of lady desiring
scholars In painting and drawing.
, 1862-10-04

w ANTED-A AGENTS Or
w Female.-Ageuts wanted In eve1T town Of The
United States to self kGh new improved method
for Cutting Ladtes Dresses Boys Clothing. Shirts &c
Secuted By copyEight Agents making fFSm y f. TIE Il
0tnce No. metropolitan Block or address Post ONCE
Boz 55 enclosing thsea cent postaEe stamp Gn!GHgo.
, 1862-10-04

FouEp-By one Of Cooley, Farwen & Co.'S.
ycung men, one hundred dollsrs "lying
around loose" On the floor Of one Of their
sa1esrooms, which the owner can have by pay
ing for this notice and making = polite bow to
said young man. Some one must have had an
abundance Of cash, and found good place to
tpend it, but we understand that G., F. d Co.
alvays insist on giving value received for all
cash deposits made with them.
, 1862-10-04

" ANTED Agents to canvas for
~ the forthcomiHe History Of the Civil Wax In
Aas5tea b Jo1S SG AnnoEr tansher Of The LIE
Of Continental Europe. &e.l AeeIta Will Ind this
selling book Terms liberal Apply for territory
to O. GIRBSs lA South CLARK street, Cnicago. IL,
Pest Once Box Su3 ap1S pSe) 6u
, 1862-10-04

W Any cne knowing the Whereabouts OF RUFUS
S. PAYNE, sr. Sewing Machine Manufactures. would
domcsl to J. 3 G.. Po*t ONCE Boz ssS9 said Knsas
2oa ul:aca Win bis tamily. through the back
door hurry last spring forEattsn that he owed not
feels Interested to know what has become Of this model
4ot.n
, 1862-10-04

Condition Of the Paro1ed and ILL
nois Regiments.
THE H0EPITAL-~--AftRIV OF
THE mEKCANT1LE BATTERY
GUNH---NEATH OF THE LAST
REBEL

As matter Of course there Is more OF less
excitement and confusion always noticeable at
Camp Douglas. There are now In round num-
be1s Il, 900 soldiess within the limits Of the
camp. About 8,000 Of them are the paroled
prisoners from Harpe1's Feny, and the re-
1nalnder, 5000, are Illinois troops now being
Organized and equipped preparatory 70 taxing
the field. With this number Of men, maago1
them unused to discipline Of any Kind. and al
of them .sfree and independent" it would
not be strange II every thing did not pass of
as smoothly a. though the soldiers were we'll
dsilled regulars.
CONDITION OF THE CAMP.
Notwithstanding the rain, the grounds are
In excellent condition, the system Of draining
inaugprated by Col. Tucker having proved Of
great benefit In this regard. The barracks are
comfortable, and the hunks, though not pro-
yfded with the softest beds, have in them
plenty Of good dry hay. on which the boys
sleep sound}5, aud as retreshingfy too, per
haps, Al If they had been smothered In feath-
erA The subsistence department IL well
kept up, and-outside reports to the contrary
twithstanding, there Is general feeling Of
satisfaction expressed at the rations that are
provided.
Col. Tucker resumed the command Of the
post early In June. Since that time many I'm,
| proyements have been made, and others are
| In contemplation, which, when completed
will make Camp Douglas In every respect {
model camp. 1t is proper to state here, also
that the field, staff and Nne officers Of tn,
| ,oodrnenfs nnev nj f1he ramp with f,na vosr.
, 1862-10-04

ARLINGTON g. DoSS1KER'a MrNsTREIs.-
This excellent corps Of musicians sang to
another crowded house last evening at Metro
no,itan hall It will delight all lovers Of
1ni1th and u1nstzelsy to know thst they will
remain here another week THEY SUCCESS is
well merited, and is tiattering recognition
by the public, Of which they may well be
proud.
, 1862-10-04

Re Dehan's Wedding and Call Cards. Call or
address him at Bryant & Stratton's College.
, 1862-10-04
20 Rfi1t.

DARE CHANCE.-To rent to a
l. suItable person mcst desirable house On Wa-
ha.I AVENUE between Madlson and Warrington
etres s occupied u prvate buaESIng house and n2T
narni.hec cnntans some titeen rooms 1anndt1. CO.
a1s bath rotru o.: &C. Tae furniture w1 9e tot1
eiyen fmmedtate1Y Address tost Office Box Iil54 Or
call at 1g9 wabash avenue. oc3 u51 3k
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

uuE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
Board q Aldermen for the purpose Of investigating
ply gas 10 the inhabitants OF this city from the New York
and Manhattan Gas Companies TO the Corporate th0es
the city OF New York. will meet In No II City Hail.
on FRIDAY the l7th instant, AZ two o'clock An per.
interested In the above transfer and oil who have
been sggrieycd or who have suffered from the monopoly
present enjoyed b. the above named companies
respectfully requested To be present nt the above named
time and place. The Committee also respectfully request
attention Of gentlemen vcrsed In the manufacture Of gas.
view OF elictug such Information as VIII assist them
In arriving at conclusion In the premises
TERENCE FARLEY, a., c.....,,,..
WM. WALSH, Special Committee
JOHN II. BRADY,
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

,.,,ooo.--.,...,AsisalU AslUsE MHSTs. ,.--.-...,,,
raIs AZ; 'igTaaS EysT,sd Sss' 20 s'o0on'' '"~''o
xpw1n uodfn EyTSv EvEstsa
~ p''''Si GREAT "a INTELLECTUAL PlcryaE
HIs,iEIEI. HIIo,iELIIEEIH.
Mr.. and Mrs r. b. CONWAY
To reieve the rush for seats view the beautiful
0" the "aasn pYs is ~ hbvhS 'bs' sr may %
as rsI sr rs Is r.
NIgLo's GARDEN.
Nororrac puplic respectfully informed that
ability seats lie Box shes sSsri.oy ope rs 18th three
aA" " advance q r III "iiir ripT < Week os
EDWIN FORREST
M ssoons is appeahns plss .ha ac,sr is,. season
q the celebrated play q "vifsinias'
THURSDAY hvhSiNS 3;Ss; ;s,9s 9sr6SHn 10 i's:
EDWIN FORREST. .yIRGINlUs
virginia sher l,s, appearance this theatre
ior three years. Mas Aian
Mgsi,sl Dressr Harvey Doawo.iS
MoSpAy No a6K wEpSEsPy S1S hsS THURSDAY and FRIDAY
M' nNoAHrns TuEsD4y DAY.. and SATURDAY.
Dress Circle and Parque 5oc Secured Parque Stalls To
Family Circle, 25..
The perform viii commenc. at quarter 10 eight
O'Clock The doors will open at quarter past sevea O'Clock
~ GEoRGE CHRIsTYs MINsrRELs.
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Organized in l542.
90 The oldest established Band IN the United States
Christy Bii Iessces and Propre,ors.
THIRD WEEK
Of Sylvester Bieecker's piece called the
MISCHiEVOuS MONKEY,
which has been received rapturousy houses crowd
ed from rluet to dome.
In compliance With universal, desire 1t will be repeated
every evening this week.
George Chfisy. Jocko
MONDAY, Oct. ~.
GEORGE CHRISTY AND HIS UNRIvALLED TROUPE
VARIED AND ENTERTAINING BILL.
jules Satton, j. III. clifford, j. q. Moiltnd, Leopold
Mycr, N w. Gould, Billy Quinn Eugene Fioreucc' L.
Thompson, Frank Spear, Sylvester Blcccker and George
Chrsty.
A Grand Matinee at 3. every Saturday. Adntance -
cents; children Ijc In the evening open
tain RI at ~ precisely Tickets rs cents. Private boxes
50 and 81
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
ExpR e SSEk.

4 BURSEAMS FURNITURE EMPRESS AND PACK.
~ ing establishment III West Eleventh street. between
FIJI -lots, hol IN!
shipped 10 al paris .. the world Covered wagons
moving iiiniu;@ 10 and from country Furniture store
IMPRESS THE MORRIS EMPRESS - BROAD
ID stec elves parcels aid packages Nassau
~ ihc new ai aii steamer Pacific until : r. ".
Tg.s:ay October n aud Europe BY city of
NasIiugt1n saxOuta Ur "a ~. SATURDAY Ucvber 10.
TscSa -es called Or 10 any part o the city.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

ELEGANT BLOCK or SIXTEEN BRICK cor
n tases, finishing SiAty ninth street. west of
Broadway opposite the magnificent estate 0! j. IL Talman
Esl sppro 10 anything heretofore erected ia New Yorh
each no se occupying two lots, giving facilities Tor splen.
did garden carriage house. contain hot nni cold
water gas, BATH &c, pul entirely by days work lands
his and beautiful possessing all the attractions city aud
country combined witan Two blocks Central Park
Eighth Avente Railroad, Tor sale most accommodating
LcIns Apply on the premises.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

A SAFE INvESTMENT.--FOR SALE-A SPLENDID
"A Farm i25 acres tine buildings and fruits al liza sen
sack $i0. 70 with front, beautiful S. OJ
Z! acres a. Somerslie, with front, beautiful 81 800
Other Farms. W. H. MELICK, 407 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

3ia FOURTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & DAY ARE
II prepared 10 negotiate with principals only for the cash
purchase Of Real Estate below Harlem bridge % the amount
oil $3.50 OOU property entraed ward preferred
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO Let

A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
~ brick House Iet Grove and south First
streets Jersey CITY, minutes walk
has ali the modern impros ements Inquire OF L. BRADY
of GROVE aud Newark avenues Jersey City Rent.
$3.50 per annu,n.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT IN SOUTH BROOK
IN lyn.-kurHiule nmos; Rent low 70 IA good ten
ant. Address b0x 3,pit Post olcc.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

A BARGAIN-A VERY NICE HOUSE AND TWO
~ Lots IN complete order eight rooms Tor 5000 Terms
S2D TO 500 down the balance, 800 year until paid.
Also nice little House and Lot for 81 ,0J0 Apply TO
H. q. DANIELS corner Of Fifth and Fourteenth
Street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

= r. = -nowERY-MADAME wIDGER, CLAIRvoYAN1
loo and gifted Spanish lady, unveils the mysteries Of
nrtv love marriage absent friends Sickness prcscrbes
msdicines all diseases tells lucky numbers property
or stolen &c.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

orrrcR or THE METROPOLITAN GAS LIGHT
cmnpany rs Nassau street, New York, October 10. l5
TO DOCk BUlLDEts.-Scsed proposals will ~ 70
No is Nassau street until Saturday the lssh Gay Of Oes
ihe same coal sheds and also FOR building pier
Plans and specifications may be s tho ONCE OF tss
Company above.
Proposals 70 be endorsed Proposals for plns Snd 60
png'
By order O the Board oH SAND rrssissaA
O. zoLLlxorrrs, Treasurer ~
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

r OTIS WANrED-ON THE HIaH GROUND AROUND
Mount Prospect square Brooklyn grade, not over
$3.50 In price In exchange down property
morssgcd Ter half is value Lots must be free OF
mortgage Principals may address Madison box la Herald
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

4 HAND sOMElY FURNISHED COTTAGE TO RENT
n In Astoria ten minutes WA from the ferry contains
III wE for housekeeping, lnr riV
the fist May fespopshls tenant i1i 70
eet 100 feet Address J. MADAM, IL; broadway N T.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

ITO BUILDERs-FoR SALE, WITH BUILDING
loan, beautiful Lots IN the upper part OF the city,
For particulars address Langley Herald oice for three
davs. stating where 10 be seen -
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

IIog SALE-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY IROws
IL stone ont tioue, 2S6o feet The design material nis
and 10 alton is unsurpassed situate ~ East Thirty
street, between Fourth aud Madison Inquire
the premises
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND TEN
IA nstrs o1 Land, kour from the city by treoueut
trains, or sale very nabie iems abundance oil all
varieties d thpcc irti shade trees flowers shrubtey, Nc
h3e spacious House and oubndne3 and all good order.
SoUiiWlGK 4 WOOD, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16

VUANTED-A FARM OF TEN TO TWENTY ACRES,
w with dwelling aud outhouses, within hours ride Of
the city Address y. c., boz ls6 Herald once giving des.
The New York herald., 1862-10-16
THE REBELLION.

10Th REaIMEET-SCOTCIIMEN FOR TIB UNION. =
~ Recruits wanted few able bodied and Respectable
join receive all the extra DO mites and pyi
lcges graz old II wan 10 nght
side ~ side with old veterans enlist IN the gals snt seventy
crting oc.s Mercer House Of Broome and Mercer
streets Tent city Iail iark. opposite rlmmany iat
cOOS THIS rs TIE LARGEST BOUNTY NOW
sDALeJ. paid this State ia the second Fum rs Regi
meni. weslehcs county Fare paid camp, Yonkers
from 10 to oe.ock. " Capt Spooner No Murray street
up stairs.