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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

FoEr sulrH. March lo.--8 o'clock p. m Capt. Hickory Rogers has just arrived, having been sent up with the amnuuition train. He states tliat he saw Mai. Montgomery Capt. Armstrong and Capt l.omax m of McCuloeh's staff. Hho had been c,.t oi and lad been rePorted killed or taken prisoners They got in at Toe Brvant1 on the FaretfeviIle road to-day atl2 o'clock Capt Rogers savs th5f our loss in killed ans wouRaed s estimated atabout 2800, in round numbers; the enems's between 1000 anu e060. C. ". CLARKE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

Picaynne Butler has been, ot WlII De made . major general.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

Ter ons caIEaa for aav of tte 4'9ye lai.ers, 1r.n Pieasa .aY tla Hge Gda.-tssf
 aueh D, a2 l1 VIZ. POPE, ?. H
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

Hrs. Gen1 N. E BrRsow--
 len. Van Doru and eriny will Do here to morrow. Train lost, but army s,te u comes for supplies md reorganization. N, B. BURROW
 FeRr SMITH, March l0 1862
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

'-f f~f tA. .A4aftfA4 NtNth |, B7 |. 5. Powaus, D. C March D. tst2 " Cost ot edv, s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
MONDAY, Sept. l5-r. ",


Stocks are buoysnt being to II cent higher.
The apprehension heretofore existing AZ TO Wash
iugion, or tie revolutionary feeling in Maryland, has
been dispelled by the retreat Of the Rebel army.
This weight now taken Oft, the dormant element Oh
speculation in the large railway earnings and the eX-
panson OF currency 10 aroused, and stocks are
snapped mp with ayiIity. The last compilations OF
trade, foreign and domestic show healthy and inn
proving condition, which adds It's encouragement.
We are demonstrating TO the world that during the
great National calamity, we can pay our debts and
keep in the field army unequaled in It's size and
appointments, and that the development of our in.
tenA industries has been sufficient for this purpose.
Thir comfortable condition of national finances pro-
dnces its plenitude Of money in tho street, where
interest has been ruling for long time at the low
es, rates, and long HI the mercantile community
are not in need Of the surplus it will find its
employment in speculation on the Stock Exchange.
Governments are better, the Coupons Of 1881 selling
1T leo. Treasury 1905 advanced !, TO lO53;
Demand Notes, I, llO1llO!; Debt Certiii-
Gates /, 10 9sI d9ss. In State Securities, Tennes-
Tee Is, 49l Gi9l, ard Missouri Is as l6l d47, wer-
| t p cent better. CALIFORNIA;, their Interest being
payable in god advanced still further to 1885 lOi
Gold, with the opposite tendency, fell v cent,
closing at ll7i HI. The greatest excitement IN
shares was in Erie Preferred which advanced to ~!
| al n rse of I y cent. This stock receives con
siderable aid from strong friends OF the road, who
have been buying on the better statements. Hudson
River, under good demand, went up to 81. Reading
advanced under Philadelphia orders, 3 y cent-t'
6lIai. Tho balance of the Int was quite active
with IN average appreciation Of II ' cent. b ond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
TOTALS.
Loan. and di,cs l57 82s sl3 1871
5pecie...... 81 25,243 Deposits. M 81. -


5pece....:..,.. Tl2',2i3 Deposits IA ssi ~
CeaIinss for ending Sept. 6..... $lAoli,SSO 10
CIsaring ending Sept l3.... l53Sl3249 30
Balances for week ending Sept So. 9S5sls II
Balances for week ending Sept b.. s,clOsl3 -
The London Times of the 81 says:
The quotation Of Gold al Paris Il sbou. y mile premium.
and short Exchange on London 10 2oz; 81 sterling
On comparing these with the English Mint price Of II
Ia per for standard gold appears that gold
about 10 y cent desrer In London than In Pans
BY acvices from Hamburg the price OF Gold Is f2s pei
mark and the short exchange Loudon IL IL per Il sefs
ling Standard gold ct the Engbb Mint price Is therefore
about 10 per dssei IN London than In Hamburg
The course OF Exchan Newfok London 'or oilb
at 90 days sight l2ti l2. and the premium on Gold 10
about per At these there Is profit on the i'm.
por,stion OF Gold from the United states
The English funds been nennate Throughout the cay
rather dull prices OF Last evening the quotations OF
October
There moderate demand for discount ct the Bank 10
dsy and the IA IS Ia the open market unatered
In the market the principal movement was In Meg
en which experienced fresh rise Of per cent spparently
from the ea that the French expedition now that the Italian
crisis "a over, VII be prosecuted vigorously.
The price from Paris this evening was 69f &c. showing
a further fractional advance -, .
10 eIchange this afternoon the Austrian rates were
that country In consequence OF the late Pc
cal events IN Italy Bills generally were In demand .
somewhat lower rates.
About 40 0oo In gold Is taken the Bank to-day
The India China mail steamer Bpon will take f3oo
IN specie OF which 2A0o In gold for Ceyon x0VVin goA
for Madras, 00Sn silver for Calcutta and the remaining
f2li s37 IN silver for China and the Straits. a..
The bar silver brought by the Mexican packet n oesn az
posed Of for Bombay eli per showing no y
The price The dollars have been purchased for china oZd
Ger or being advance Of IT, on the rate resixsd ~
week; tb, amount however. was not considerable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
6ouses and farms Wante0.

HOUSE and LOT-Wanted in exchange for
i HOUSE AID SHOP and LOTS In the most inlrov-
ing part Brooklyn Must be situate centrally up town
and worth from &C 600 TO $1,000 Inquire Of
J. y. WEST, No. I'D Broadway
WANTED-A place on the Hudson River of
w OACRES not above lring ion. well 10 aed and
with moderate improvements Address with fun description,
N,w.Yofk Post Ofio- Box No 3s8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

Between the act, will BE- displayed
MAGNIFICENT NEW AND CLASSICAL ACT DROP
SCENE.
Painted by Mr. BERGER.
T. master piece OF tabcsuI has occupied tie entire
Summer complete IL.
Tho ul aud ple,o Orchestra viii execute variety Of
NEW MUSIC under the direction Of Mr.. Robert Stoerel.
Programme for the rect Of the week.
FKiDAY-Dion Bouccaults great comedy
LOSDON ASSURANCE
SATURDAY-Mr.. Centivr.'r standard comedy olthe
WONDER
Mr. Wasch has great pleasure in announcing the ensge
ra,ut Of that sterling comedian
Nj JOHN GILBERT,
who will maze his first appearance ia this Iheaof on NUN
DAY I'D lust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
Movements OF Ocean steamers.
70 DEPART.

Protestant EPlscoPAL CoSvESrIoS.-ine an'.'
NAL Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Churos
meets at the St. Johns Chapel in TINS Guy nsa'
week when among other matters, thetubject Of d.
vidins the Diocese of Now-York will be considered.
Th;. division of New-York will comprise the main
tna;nos. Of the Convention, as there will be no rep.
,e.sptation from the Dioceses of the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
Go Eci.

ITO RENT-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
i OF the late X L. Colt at Peterson. n. J. The housei
boil, OF IL % feet square two stories baement and
attic furnished with and water The grounds comprss
Is Handsomely laid out IN lawn and garden, and
In perfect order Attached House large consefv
soIy There extensive srspes IN fun oosTnt and
eli the Necessary oulbuLdinss Of a.rse place
THOs o. SMITH.
Patterson,
n J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
yRcrciues Of Produce.

SEPT Ell 65 bills Flour 80 bbls Corn Meal 362 bags
do 232l pb WHISKY, 2soeoo bush Wheat l3i eco bush
Com 6eOJ bush Oats S06 bush Malt 7i9 Pkg OIL Cake,
$3.50 pkss Provisions. % pks' Ashes 27S pkss Lard %
keys DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
Sales bp Anliloa.

limited STATES MARSHAL's SALE.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
$50 BALES SEA ISLAND AND GULF COTTON
DANIEL H. BURDRTT. Anc''oncer
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE to me directed
bv the Hon. WILLIAM MARVIN Judge Of District Court
Tor the Southern District OF Flofi1. will sell at pubic
auction, o. TUESDAY, sept 10.
A. II o'clock IN.
From Lsmbeer's and Wheeefs Stores Broctlyn
2l2 ales Sea Island Cotton from prize steamer AeAncs
% bales Uplsnd Cotton from prize steamer Reliance
- bbls Ro-iu from prize steamer Reliance.
30 bales plsnd Cotton from prize schooner BALCONY
packages Cotton from prize schooner Balgouy
lis bales Upland Cotton from pzs schooner uuce Nose
bsg Pickiuss Cotton from prize schooner Uncle Nose
lC6 bales Upland Cotton from prize schooner Victoria
"a packages Upland Cotton from pnze schooner Nicors
crates and barrels from prite schooner victoria
g. bales Of Sea sud Cotton from prize sohr Agnes
half balos Sea Island Cotton from prize schI Agnes
bag piclng- Sea Island Cotton from prize schr Asnss
81 obls kOsiu from prize schr Agnes
90 bales Upland Cotton fion prze schr julia
beg plckugs Cotton from prize scbt Julia
gsns and g. shot ron prize schooner julia
Samples Of Cotton may DO FRIDAY. aud until day al
sale at the Office Of HlliAM BENNER, No ii3 Wal T.
JAMES C. CLAP.
U. s. Marshal Southern District f!orid.
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proposals.


NAVY sNT's OPrICH,
NKw-YoRE, orptemb,r Is. 1862.
NAVY BEEF-SEALED PROPOSALS, en-
~ doted Proposals for Navy Beet" will be received at
this Office. until MONDAY, the 22nd day of septemoer a,
L. clock for supplying S0 barrels beef free OF eli cost and
r!ss to the United State, a. he NsvsYsrde BROOKLYN
The Beef must be from west,ened cattle AND must con-
for NAVY Beef and pass the us1 inspection Of the Navy
Yard The barrels be according the Navy standard
Every offer must be ACCOMPANIED by wut,en gnaianty
he they undertake that the bidder o. bidders wall MS "
their bid be accepted enter into Obligation inrlediatey
with GOOD and Sufficient surties to furnish the article pro
ed. This qua auy must be Accompanied ny Va rcae
Of the u 5 Dstrc, Judge. Di'idct Attorney collector OF
Navy Agent tnat the cole 20 maze good TIER
guaranty No proposal viii he considered uhe.s accom-
panied by such guaranty Full Putcnsrs mty pe s-ceI'
NsrL
The above Beef purcf ssed account Of deauus con-
TRACTORS end must be iuInisied Immediately
/ HENDERSON Navy Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

PROPOSALS FOR S250,O0O OF TIE
j CROTON WATER STOCK OF THE CITY or
NEW YORk.-SEALED PROPO AIS will be received a,
Tue ComPuosr's Office until THURSDAY, September
25 1862 at ~ o'clock p M whom the same will be pub
liey opened for the whole part OF the sum OF Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars 80 o0Ol Of the Crotoa
alter Stock City Of Newfork authorized by Chapter
81 Of the Laws OF 1870 and amended by Chapter Iel OF the
Lave OF 1851 ard by ordinsnce Of tho Common 'ounci
approved b. the Mayor October ith 1861 for increasing the
suIlly Of Croton Water. 40.
te said STOCK will bear at the rate OF Six per cent
per snnum payable quarter yearly and the principal win DO
redes med November |, 1888.
The Proposal. will state the amount Of stock desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the persons
proposals accepted will be required to deposit with
the Of the City within ten days after the open
ing Of tho bids, the awarded to them respectively.
presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts OF the Cham
such tepos parties will be entitled 20 receive
oerti equal amounts Of the par value OF tho stock
bearing interest ffo m the date Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed and indorsed Proposals
for CTo,on Water Of the City Of York; and the
inclosei in second envelope sddesssd to the Comp
tr0lleT. 80.
The ,h. IL reserved to rejec. any. ell Of the bids
II considered protect promote the interests oil
ROBERT 7. nAWS, Comptroller
City Of Ncv.YoTk. Department II Finance
CONT .rpllsf's Olice, August p. BbI.
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QuARrEKx,srsK's OyFce. No. IL NERcER-sT.,}
NEw-YoRK, Sept. H. 1862. :

NHw York, Sept. II. 1861
DRCPOSALS viii be received at tins Office
until he 7;h day Of September at u O'Clock ~ Of that
dsy for furnishing thu U. Government with five hundred
ftW HORSES Tor Artillery aud Cavalry service equal
proportion each Said Horses to be delivered 10 TIM. eli ,
within twenty 2O days sitter awarding the contract The
Horses be Inspected by Agent apPoiated by the Quar-
tefuester's Department $500
The be Of dark oolors fifteen and half hands
and upward IN hight less than five years than
eight Of sound in every respect and free from
bleiAsh.
The ability Of the bidder 10 Gil the contract should II he
awarded him. be guaranteed by t~o responsible persons,
whose signatures mus be appended to the gsaIantee
The bidders be present in when the bids are
opened, or their proposals. viii not he considered.
STEWART VAN NLlET, Major and q. ~, U. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

Mai. Henry b. Mcllvaine of the 9Th N. Y. Artil.
~ attached to Col. ID. G. Miless staff as Chief
of Artillery, and stationed at Headquarters, Harpers
Ferry, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

NIXON's CREMORNE GARDEN.
~ SECOND NIGHT OF sESORITA CuBA5 Ia Ce-
ESTES Drama Of
THE FRENC SPY.
IA which ale suslus three charscrr, apprAs IN all tho
Danes and Fixhts . BHOADsN ORD COSBAT, sup.
ported by an efficient DRAMATIC COMPANY. cUBA5
will .rps. In . SPANISH DANCE Ih- Chinese PAnto
MIN. 81 KiM-kAi sso. PROMENADE MUSIC and
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES.
Tiets,. Tor III. DEBUT or CkRtorrA PATTI in
OPERA At the ACADEMY OF MUSIC con be obtained
every evening al the GARDEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
NmnssmenIs
pARNJJM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID SECOND WEEK OF THE
FAIL AND WINTER DkAMAT!C SEASON ,s ~,v
LARGE AMP TAtsTThD, RF4 oseHf T1nfANi
EVERY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, and
EVERY EVENING al a o'clock,
WIN be presented romantic dr.Ea, IL three parts trans
lated fson the French, called
CLAUDE MARCEL;
THE IDIOT OF TARBES.
Witch has been received with great Enthusiasm, and
THE MOST EXCITING AND ATTRACTIVE DRAMA
Mr ". B HARRISON COME ' M impfompu Singer
the only mproyi.stofe in the country
few months iuce the Manager dispatched an expedition
BRILLIANTLY CoLoRED FISH,
i complete returning With large assortment oil
OF lVIEING the HUEs or TIE RAINBOW.
OUlNIElNG TIE ~ IS Of Ihn hAiNbOm'
~ 80 BEAUIIFTi ANGEL FISH.
whose symmetry and coior' are enqni't-y rich p,ps
the very OF the Ocean Never before seen except IN
,Topica m .
~ SQUIRREL FISH. Of perfec, symmetry and brilliant
W SURGEON, or DOCTOR FISH very grave aud dig
nL,d piscaiora gentleman with tho mark OF lance Oh Ms
~ COW FISH. with head and horns ike a COW and
changes its brilliant colors IKE ch'mcleon a.,
fS PORCUPINE FISH covered all over win spines IKE
pocupins's quilts and with head snd eye like ta dog
- CRIMSON ChVAkEIIA, OF JENNY hiSE.,-rpe
~ SPANISH LADY so called from it, ooanthg' col'fs
~ PARROT FISH with bill like parrot very beau
tiful and chsuges it, colors like chameleon. - go
~ 0ROUPER, YELLOW SNAPPER, WARBLER. ~
BRA FISH and numerous other varieties al entirely ne" pa
this Latitude and very rich and They are al 20 o.
rich aud transparent tanks, swimming about in al
tleir native grace ard beauty.
Yet with all this and tn' Millions OF other CuIne' 0l"
s paIss OF the World the price Of sdv.'i9a cTs
ONLY % CTS. CHILDREN UNDER 10 fbAns, 10 ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

Only three cotton mills out Of the nineteen in tho
place, are now in operation in Woonsockst The
mills in Blackstone, Slatersvlle and other towns
adjacent are all suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

Total do to Aug 81 22o3699 OF lsOios2 Is %ot,s 81
Average increase to Aus. 81, 1862, q go pcen..
Decrease 800 Decrca,e, &2ol6 60
The war news had very favorable influence on
the dealings in the street, and the transactions over
The counter have been very large. Gold has been
weak during the day until the close. After the
Board it sold down to ll7i, but aferward recovered
to ll7i Later in the day, however, the advance
was lost and sales were made low as H. closing
q, that bid Custom.h ouse Demand Notes have been
steady st IO. all0t, notwithstanding the decline in
Gold For 80 gcent. Treasury Notes ths inquiry has
been very active at advanced prices and some Of the
leading holders declined to sell. After selling TO
considerable extent at lOi, they advanced to 1917,
BID. One.year Certificates were also firm and in
some cases Withdrawn from market Sales were
made a, 9si.
Thompson Brothers have made arrangements to
pply stamps for the payment of internal taxes,
cheaper than they can be had at Washington. Under
this plan, the public will be greatly accommodated,
ana much service be rendered the Treasury Depart
ment.
Money continues extremely easy at tao v cent.
on demand, aud 1 a 6 y cent on paper.
The turlnage OF the Reading road last week was
rs tuns and in the year $50, Isl tuns against
9, 246, ll6 tuns.
The shipments of specie fiom this port last week
were:
aehr Emma Arroyo. P.R.-NiIed Specie.:..... Loo
stmr Psrsi. METROPOLITAN gold coiu aud bars 2a9094
sum- roip ,''n 35ss
''' ,old bar. and sIoss7
stnr Bremen Southampton and Bremen--Amer
lean gold roin. fEsS"t
American silver ................ 2S2o9
m
Foreign gold CON-. l7,oI
Foreign .i.yer coin. ............... also
Total per bremen. l6os69
Total for the weet. 9l0i, 835
Previously reported. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. +03l25lT
Total since January l. . a 3S5 $50
same time In 1861 326l 953
Same time in 1850. 81 9ll 8J
Same time In 1883. 5j7sl7
Same time IN 1853. 10 100. 3t7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

L'OR SALE-TEN ACRES Of LAND III the
l. town Of RYE y. Y. about half mil" from Port
che.te Depot 20 mile. from the city. overlooking tho
village aud sndng speudi view Of Long island sound
and the surrounding country For country osiienoe this
~. cannot be- surpes.ed Wii DO sold in tso paccs The
whole exchanged er productive city property fo lui'he
part .ulars Apply % PECK BUSH, PoItcheeT OF PECK
iRDV-TJt Rs- 20 81 Chamber Sew-Iofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

The weekly Bank Statement shows no violent
changes, excepting in deposits which are up over
e., 3OOO 600. The loans are slightly of, while the
specie line has increased nearly million by special
deposits from Kentucky banks.
The following is comparative statement OF the
condition Of the banks Of New-York City from
SAINT n IN SAINT II.
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HOPE CHAPEL-TIRRELL's CALlFOR-

1S6. MidHINr sI to LET and S for SALE. 400
nav AID second hand. N Y. Sewing Machine emporium
No. <ss Broadway. cor Brooussh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, METROPOLITAN POLICE.
No Az BRooyEsT.. NRw.YOKK, sept. 49, 1862
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received mt
- this Once until the 10Th inst for the delivery Of 90
Tmus Of COAL. OF ? 24O pounds each.
Specifications may examined at this Office by all persons
DESTROYS OF proposing s. C. HAWLLl, Chief Clerk.
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JON VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN

wv BROOkLYN 80 WALTER NJ LLOYD Auc.
tigse.r JOAN LLOYD SONS win sell ~ public auction
on TIL RSDAY NEif September I8 at IL oclocS, m the
M.rciants ExchsDge Ssesfoom. No. II bIoad"ay new
Yors 100 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN BROOKLYN
These ots are situutei Fulton aveuuo IN tho
Ninth Ward Of the city Of Brooklyn East BROOKLYN That
10 ay IN that part The cityn which even at The pres
en-, period ge numbers Of buildings bro bens 'Ieei ana
,yhee prices falling. but constantly nsiny and "in
continue se just IN Yorkvile and Harlem Cnpitan's
v easily perceive that they cannot invest Their capital 10
secuer more pfohiaDle mechanics una "orh
men tht they cannot in times like these II ever inFes e
hid earnings better than by securing Tor hho e
fsudes hOmestead IL the third largest CITY OF tns
greAf Union, and in tho closest proximity ko the ea'
e,fopos Il this continent. However Iunous The c"se
ouencs Of the present deploabe war may prove 70 ,ye
rt. OF this county the geographical position OF Ne"i OK
and Brook such that their population must ana WIN
crease In numbers at more rapid rate Uan bonaoh
snd that consequently the value OF real estate WI"
me ,-.et -. h;.h
Who can doubt that these beautiful lots located on men
ground and in perfectly healthy vicinity whore he hoio
pa, by evory hive minutes and from whion "o eau
reach New Yoh in ~ TO 40 minutes either by inc ru
tho Atlantic Wisnsburgh ferry Will soon re 10 fISo
apiece price which already Is beng pbd iof inc 'o
select iois ia the distant East New IOis .,
The avenues and which the 1918 are use ao
paved and the therefor have all been pau
Private sales Of single several lots may be made previous
to the day OF Auction. at
JOHN LLOYD SONS No. Is Nsssau-st.,
where also and descriptions oil the properly h'J 10
obtained.
$50 or Of the purchase money Of zach lot may re-
main on bond and mortgage for two or three years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
Rfal estate for Sale.

4 GOOD BARGAIN.-For SALE-HOUSE
"a aud LOT No. 81 East 3ithst between Perk and Lex
ington together with the FURNITURE and Hou,ekse
ing Articles IN general Can be from o'clock TO
ocock Sundays excepted The owner l. about TO leave
the country. 5000 remain on bond and mortgage
EOR SALE-On the banks Of the Passaic
Il River N j. twenty acres Of LAND having most beau
tfn verront within about hour oi the city by Erie
Railroad 10 10 delightful spot Inquire OF Dr. NJ. HOWE.
No III Gfsnd.st, New York or the premises between
Psssaic and Paterson. Of JAMES SIMMONS.
FACTORY for SALE.-A large Brick Building
and Ground with fine Engine OF ~ horse power stu.
ated Oh lnsy-st. Brooklyn within 30 feet Of the Atlantic
Dock Main building lcxi0D eetou hfst floor; building sd
oinnz 400 feet ground 5oElO feet. VIII be soil cheap
10 close estate Apply to f. H. Kellogg, l39 Peaf.t n y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16
FAMILIES and INDIVIDUALS residing

u down town who may desire the services Of HOME
OPhTHfC PHYSlClAN near At hand be accommodated
by calling on Dr. TAYLOR Ne 90 |sricks! Charges reason
sDle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

EARM for SALE The subscriber offers for
4 SALE his FARM OF ia acres, stust@d u miles from
lfdi stown and miles from Goshen Orange Co. n. y
The premises contain good Dwelling Iiovfo. Barn aud
otl.f b,dpfs; also orchard Of 100 fruthefiLs
trees Of choice varieties The land IA good OF cu
tiyaiop with IL Of woodland The Farm considered
one of the beat In the county For psicul.fs apply
address sAMUEb SHAW
Middlstown Orange County, ~ Y.
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financial.


III
cevers Certificates OF ndsbtedness also to Holders OF
Preferred in the Decree aid Of Detached
Of tho CHICAGO. ALTON, AND ST. LOUIS late Chi-
CaGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD The Trustees OF
the asserting creditors being notified Of suniy smonnts OH
their hitbsr from various parts Of the country ana ron
erd the time for deposit and nment Ihs'se unoet
foreclosure of trst ami Second Mortgages NJ" .e pace ~
Joliet the 2h day of September instant Holders pre-
feig psrc patton the purchase and eoreanZou OF Tue
road being RENTED to their rights In theh d'1oue
share Of he proceeds Of sale ec viii deposit anu assign
their documents 81 the undersigned at Room NO NO -
Nilanst New ok, before The 10Th day Oh Selten
Der last snt at D. nI.-Ne'v-Y0rk 18th Sept, 1862
l. IA MEYER Chairuan Of Trustees