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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ ss $3.50
PASSENGERS TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON.
On II; Fss sss sSassa II; sK an s'S
WARRINGTON, BAhcffiTSNf6 eRE AND THE WEST
FIVE DAILY FL! ES2 5s $;sHlsarOs AND
TWO DAILY TON 5st sSS T hEE% KEsF WASHING
ON aSb T sSK J Jf4 HS W Il
.ssfs tie sRs sss
s1d 0hip ksilroad faT q. points West at IOss 9qiss
s or PHfLXp 6Th FIJI and NEW YoRKLeSv.
For HNSAf r NJ ssS him sssoaa n
~N1 ''" p For AbL POINTS WEST, , ID
and Stations alone the BaltiInore and Ohio Railroad
leave Washington At 6 and :. 40 a. m. and $50
..- m. and On Sundays at $50 p. m -
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH -
m, Baltimsre 3.45 m. Arrive at Washington $50
tsays Ess Yost At 7,
Leave New York at IL p. m Philsaelphia s.so
q. m, Baltimore 7.4oa m. Arrive At Washington
Local Aeeomm odation Trains leave Baltimore at
10 "a m and u p. m for gton: arrive there
On SUNDAYS ati so and ! 40 a. m. only from Balti-
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Balti;
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at and 74O
a, Ia p. m, make connections at Washington
Junction Relay with Trains the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for all points West of the Ohio River
and for ali points along the line of the Baltimore
and Ohio road. in Maryland and Virginia.
Trains leave Anna polls for Baltimore and Wash.
ington daily, except Sundays, at 5.a5 and $40
p. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 8. m,
II a. ;, and p m, and Baltimore at $50 and 40
z. m. and $50 p. M, stop only at Annapolis and
Washington functions
Way Passengers must tame the Aceomrn odation
Trans only. w. P. SMITH,
no4N,r Master of Transportation.
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IMPRESS THIEF ARREST ED.-Albert Hurdle
a watchman In the employ OF Adams Express
Company, In GEORGETOWN, arrested OF
Saturday by Officer Evans, Of that place, on
the charge cfstealing two revolyers from that
ONCE, the property OF two captains in the
presented to the officers by some of their friends
IN New York, and were sent on in charge OF the
express company, to be delivered to them
when called ior. But this man Hurdle appro-
Eriated them 10 his own use, but did no, keep
The m grea+ while before he exchanged them
with pedlar by the name of StrasSurcer for
an air gun. Officer Brown Immediately az
rested Strasburger. and the two We're taken
before Justice Reayer. and ordered To give
bonds for their appearance court.
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1EsrABLIsHED IN wASHINGTONN
1SINCE MAY 4, is6i.~
JOHNSON &NAGLE.
esq PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South sidsJ
sETwFEN NINTH TENTH SIS.
Invite the attention Of
GRoCERs, Suffers. AND THE TRADE IN
GENERAL,
TO THEIR UNSURPASSED STOCK
WINES, '.'.
LIQUORS,
SEGARS,
FANCY GROCERIES.
80 .... -..
Champagnes
OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
HEIDsICK. CL1oUoT, MUMM, RIvART,
DRoCEF. ..sr
.. .-.t
We recommend highly 10 eonnoisssurs
DE ST. MARCEAUx CHAMPAGNEs. CARTE
MORE, CARTE BLANCHE, BED Law.
the most favorite brands in the New York market.
and go highly appreciated for their
richness and delicate favor.
HOOK AND MosEtIE WINES,
Still snd Sparkling.
CLARETs OF Messrs. Gilhou freres, Bordeaux,
BURGUNDY AND ToKsY WINES,
CoeNAc Of he choices. brands and hes: vintsre..
ROCHELLE BRANDY, PeilvOi in and A. sisnet.e.
MADEIRA, SHERRY, Pogr-very cid nihishIr
recommended for medicinal purposes.
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN,
IN Wood and Glass.
MsNoNGaHELA AND BOURBON wHIsKEYs
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES.
of .h kinds.
APPLE BRANDY AND wHIsKEY.
JAMAICA AND ST CRoIy RUN.
BATAVIA lRRAC.
.-r-
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. - -
"a OFFICE Sl4 PA. AVRNUE.

49, AAAeo'oh'
A DAA' 1 oFffeS SO SaasR A.avnsu.,
-. ra DE-. .--.- In Hass'nssoa Ctsy, ID. C.
-. ERs ixPRkssV F6RRAkD Ahs WEST
.sssss Fl feEFS ;..U
~ agencies IN the pruepa Halfway f ESDafi ~
NORTH. EAST, WEST, AND NoRruwEsr
wasHrNoroNss fS5nssiDa1 E Gt1ses yasv
PHidEASELRR1X; F HfE SSSSsskk, d hIGssroS'
aT oisSSf iIIs' ST. EE 5x4SIS louis -
sss SHif ssd . BS,S.
tas F6 kss sss Rs
Commercial w EnrGpesn sfpsssses to all promnent
tinent -. o.'"' ~ ''Ain aa' VI me con
coIlsetisn Of NOTES, DRAFTS and, BILLS made
,e2. ow ashinsitoanse bbt,o
DE- oSHonRSE1k sy ANTIDeTE. WILL, ,CURs
reauIed II = 81 II sin dsys No change Of dsi
ss,sndnE and win not the ansi
soIa U + tSpi.t ss sss .sa
1t and In Washington by 9. C. FORD, corns
hENREeooRRD Co. TSs 4nssis IN AleIsnsIs 5,
w TER OTICE.
In consequence of the lowness of the xs,.r
u
economy Of ater is prsticed for the Goyerngrsat
soon 70 shut OF the supply to citizens entirelx
Al persons are, therefore, forbidden To NJ. H.
on avenue or on sny SEQ. me
or avenues under the care and superyision ~
Somnissioner of Public Buildings for vatsr;n me
whatever. SA~so purpose
And all persons using the water are urrsn,,,
hciteo 10 be as economical in its use az poss;bi 30
SO Commissioner of Public Buiidin..
THE SUBSCRIBERS Takes great pIe,s,. -
~ Gaining the attention Of the pablo toN-.s.n
ha ss ta &c stock Of PIANO FORTES. of thel6A
ne oHeGs Tor sale At the lowest prices Pm
chss .heuslseiy for cash, he Is enabled To- ssIi
sIacuon Each new Piano is WARRANTED for SAT sr.
years. second hand Pianos taken in eYchsnnn'e
W. G.. METZEROTTs0.
o., Corner Pa. ave. and lIth stres.
ps sos agent OF steinway Il Sens, ana RAJ, q,
DC 81
CARD.
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"a lGARAY INSTITUTE,

~ FOR YOUNG LADIES.
1897 and 1899 Spruce St, Phiisielphia.
The regular course Of instruction eE,bra the
Latin IL required, and eli the brsehes which con
stitute q thorough English and French ednchon.
SANITY spoken in the Institute s the object Of
particular attention. and il taught from the rudi
ments to the highest course of literature and COM
position. The scholastic year commences Septer,-
Der 18th and closes July lst CrsuleIs DC. can be
obtained from Madame DHERvILLY. Principal
of Chegaray Institute. may a-&m
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hNktt oIL OF CoNTEABAND.-Acap captain in
enc Of Tia Maine Regiments at PORT ROYAL has
a eoIored servant named Tally. who has talked
very bravely when spoken to about ioiniDg tn.
.eoiored brigade. 10 test his cour,tgt, the can
VAN recently told him thar he WAS about 20
visit ihe main land, and asked Tally if he,
would 90 win him and help to fight the rebels
Skalft, after scratching his head and rubbing
ME- snihs 4 ~" minutes replicd-i.DIn know
fbont dat. boss: Use obef on de main \ shnr,
sren ago, ant de Lord ter get me ober here.
an ne dun II; but i dun dare risk him again'
boss" ~ 1870 'e'1'h'
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTNENT.-Th This de-
par tn ent, heretofore division of the Patent
Once, in the department of the Interior, Is
EettDg into working order, and promises re-
suits valuable 10 the production and wealth OF
he country. The rooms occupied by the.
department comprises the apartments OF che
first floor OF tire west wing OF the original Pa
tent Office building, fronting on st1eet. The
seed distribution is accommodated in a se9sa-
rate building. in the rear OF a lot on L street,
south sfSfe. between Sixth and Seventh I'm
rilC season OF res test ity this branch gives
employment TO nearly one hundred hands.
DaFe ard female. large proportion OF whom
are youths. Here are received in oices of cot
Ton. tobacco, wheat, garden, vegetable, flower,
and other SEEDS, from all parts of the world, 10
b. lppackcG in small bags and papers for dis
trIbution 10 agricultural societies, TO congress
men for thsir CORE spondents, and 10 agrieul-
tuTisis generally, as Well as for exchange with
foreign societies. There is propagating gar
den belonging 10 the department, superintcn nd =
ed by VIM. saunders, recently editor OF the
Farmer and Gardener, Philadelphia, and 4
pra cieal and scientific writer for our hortictl-
tur & literature ...'
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES, Nov. 9
bttfore ia. t.ce Wdlier.-Winnie Sherlock X, pea
dung without license; 10 leave the city; Bar bara
Magnire, do; do. Bridget Kuriken. do: do.
Chas- Harvey, breaking open trunk; Jul-oy
Justice Dom. Henry F. Meyer, receiving
goods by false pretence; dismissed. :. E. Kirk,
drunk and disorderly; turned over to military.
Eontze Prout, prostitution; dismissed. Seth
Lrnsford, mtoXication; do. John Miller, lar
c'ny; turned over TO military. John Raglan,
do; 90. ]. r. Vanbentosen, dissrdsrly: fined
81. Vim. L. Kelley, do; do. ii. 5. Donald, do;
60. l.. 7. L2bbach. do; do. ]. Meadkrant,
charge OF larceny; dismissed. Chas. Mathews.
drunk and disorderly; fined 81. j.. T. Wright,
do; dc. Chas. Robinson, Geo. Jones, Jas. w.
Gats, John Mccullough, John W. Law, fight
ing and rio'ing; fined 81 each. Lieut X j.
Wight. drunk and disorderly: fined So
Nov. 1n.-John Hollor an, threats; security for
peaoe-by Justice Giberson. Ellen Gleason,
assault and battery; dismissed. MichI kenni-
gan, drunk and disorderly; fined 81. Jno.Gray,
do; do. S3-Js. Dennis Donnahue and Jeremiah
Connery, fighting: dismissed. VIM. Carroll,
Patrick Donnelly, John Multester and Stephen
Multester, do; fined 81 each. James Mathews.
drunk: turned over to the military. Patrick
McGorey, drunk and disorderly; fined 81. Mar
gartt Mcneil, drunk; ordered TO lea We the city.
Patk Dcgges, do; fined Al.
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~ an extraordinary balloon ascension *
slayely proposed in England Mr.. Glaisher
%tose selharAable account Of an ascent 10 a
ntleht Oh SIX miles was published some moaths
since has been challenged by Mr. Sifiliiaons q,
Icend with him 10 4 height of eleven miles
Mr Glaisher replied thai he had no doubt thai
~ tasins up SUFFICIENT oxygen a higher point
great. VIZ Ai9h wv
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GROCERIES FoR TIE CAMPS.
HERMETICALLY-SEA GOODS Of every a.
seription :-GANE, POULTRY, MEATS. oy.
STEERS, MILK, FRUITS, and VEGETABLES
PICKLES AND cATsCPs, in Wood and G,ss.
ApAMANTINE AND pARAFPINE CANDLES
MAILLARDS CHOCOLATE. .... arr
CANDIES AND DROPS, in Packages
sYRUPs-RAsPBERRY,L LEMON and CONNIE
CHERRY, GINGER, RASPBERRY and BI ACE.
BERRY WINES. ....
HAN AND CHEESE, st Baltimore prices.
TENANTS XX EDINBURG ALE.
KNOX & SONS SPARKLING ALoA ALE
YoUNGERs INDIA PALE ALE.
LONDON PORTER. ....
LONDON BROWN STOUT.
CROSSE & BLACKwELLs ENGLISH PIcK,p.
and SAUCES. =
DURHAM and FRENCH MUSTARD.
BORDEAUX AND NICE OIL, OLIVES, CA
PIERS, &c.
ANCHovIEs, sARDINEs, & dutch HERRING
SWISS CHEESE, of prime quality. -a.r
SPICES. FANCY SOAPS, &c. "a
.r..t F 2 T. .'!
at 81. hLr
~TERMs CAsH.~ ~!
-.
JOHNSON 6 NAGLE, !
n.9c. oGo prSsSytyaSva .ppN--.
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- new volcano has appeared in Iceland
ION hle cold summer IL has been impossible
~ U.roS- inc npfen1lsandrea and The Yatna Yokul;
with glass The stream of lava could he soen
crossing the snow on the aecliyities of the
mountains Al last accounts expeditions were
Pier"rihe 20 start 10 View this phenomenon
more closely, as sooE as the Weather ner-
Initli u. per
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- disturbance occurred az the Continent
a hoteL Philadelphia, on THURSDAY. brtyy.rn
Hi. fiter. The ptgllist, and an Indiyidu, a
named " iiiiam Tiers, wherein Price knn''.,ai
NJ faft'r down, but IL was alleged ne was tirs,
ase<tnitcd Price was arrested. hut sutssoun,,, '
" Ia LaseSss Tiers accused hun of ent.ris;nin,
secession psocliyitirs. .. iiis
- The proprietors Of the LEADING Ns,y y,,-L
aaliy journals have il under serious cons,,i.r
stioh TO advance the price of their p.,ncrs, in
ofoef 10 enable them 10 meet the heavy inc reaso
an me price OF paper and other raw material
70 lay nothing Of the Government tax on nd ,
yer'isfments, Sc 49, VII A
tinO sossips say old Fould wa. ruIsd
80 - VI he french Cabinet BY thu Emorses
80 MS hi~ ways ha;Pd him because no in,e-
IL IT, Win her unlimited supply of hin man
~ rNeh r. mniis'raied against the I;,le hnSsy.
her exchsgusr. - rrPiehish
- iFar weigiing IA pounds ..as Li,,.,
en- = r iiay last, At Irasbury " 49,
makins efraf havoc in that vieiniTv arr
verdict Of guilty has BEEN rc,nr-,..,
Ne" YORK asalnSi albert Horn for ,,,ilt GO a
inc S.4veT Cry OF Norfolk "''iHa "ot
II A. lie Irry ThsaIra, Ionoc,,. g ,.~,.,,...
ma t"s-- is-'gC'iucpd in the form OF - -,
-- "H-'--t., r.+ss'-'"S iCgl square e.,
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

no LEAsE-TIE SIX LOTS On THE EST SIDE OF
Tenth avenue corner of Fourteenth street. having brick
Ollie, a5e cnnvenieuces for lumber al wards Six
L't'an le al in the Apply TO r. H. LUDLOW,
Ne. 3 rna street, 10 JOHN Z. WHITE Is West Twenty.
first street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

n Cienfuegos schrs Sarah Burton Adams Prince;
MWrghtngton Ihacher Philadelphia Bay Stae Hsiistt
NYork; William Atwood, Poster, Deals Island, Nd Sid
St~Xrr ships stephen Glover Mabon, Calcutta via g.
Helena City OF Boston, Sears Liverpool In the pay,
bark. Sid, wind WsW HIGHT ships Farley with CO. m
eanies New Hampshire 9th regilnent, and Lneoni Ozark
GLouCEsTER, Feb A-Arr schr Amytis' dookin, NYork
for Boston,
KEY WEST, Feb S--In port bark W Han, Potter from
Ship Island 3d. CaptPotter had gone to to Job
tain a freight F. ..rNn III rfU -fI I..-
NEW BEDFORD, Feb l4-Arr schr Dolphiyi, Shearnian,
Havana; 18th brig Alexander Mlikes Fish, Key West, SEA
18th, sch Seymour, Kelley, NYork.
NEW HAVEN, Feb 10 q l6-Arr schrs Miranda. Ward,
Mayaguex; l. Wedmorc, Shepherd; NJ ymith, Beswcrth
and CThcmas Tut.le Maryland CID sob Mercer Anboy;
Taliiha q Hannah, Ezabethport; Gertrude, NYork.
PHILADRLPHiA, Feb IS a BAr ships John s.eslie.
les, KohinanA, do brgs $. Marys, Breveor do; Biow
Stroup Lake Sagna Cid steamer Saxon Matthew'S Bosten
ship Rob Cushsn, Otis Lyero; bark Cordess Roberts
Pernambuco and mkt; X, Gfilan Smith Cape 5Iay
ten; Boice Boce, Port Roysl SC: Corsoa High,
e townsend, Williams Boston.
this morning. III 'rH
PORTLAND Feb A--Arr brig Cyoionc, McJarty, NYork;
echr Talbot Amsbury ID Cd barks La ceuenh, Hasty
Havana; Q Haailton, Chase, Cardenas wigs CharleRa
Means, and Crowsy Drisko, do; sehr Dancing Wave
PORTSMOUTH, Feb sl-Arr brig Model Dow. Matanzas
Tor Portland, plt in account os head wimh.
WOODS BoIE. Fsb ll-Arr brig sFcodwgy Atherton,
0atxnzas for Portland. II -1
The New York herald., 1862-02-18
PROPOSALS..
II oRsEs WANTED FOR THE uSITEp STATES Co
l. veinment.
Orricw or THE SESIop OuAprrRx.srsR,

Orucr THE ssSIoR QuAprRRwAsrsRj
ARsr or rHr RorprAc, WARRINGTON. Feb IL 1852.
na sy LII lSf yr M Ena Sy s
yesment, wll be received at the Office OF Colonel d. n
Racker Dcparmslt QIarermaster in ths city. until ~ NJ
Tse horses viii Dc pt'ehssed in lots Eot exceeding 300
eaca and no BIDS WIN Inc oISetaned Tor greater aunber
Noi1 will rc onicralred that is not endorsed by two
viii cou,ly with his proposition If should be- acceptd
rwen7y days VIII be Glvsn from nc ocniagsf the
ssovc horses 500 required for cavalry and $50
'0' DrscRIProN or HORSES REQUIRED.
To be from I5 c hands height; between and years
Of age Of d coors wcllbtokan 20 the saddle; coDpaoy
built and free from all defects.
10 be l5 " hands in height between and years Of
age; OF dark eocr free from all deects well broken
Tie horses win fe Inspected by boai oncers detailed
iryp 5e regiments requiring them - =. ,-,,-,
The nserssned reserve The privilege Of ee,ns each
and sry I'D should he eonsder that te n'srs,s Of the
servNs require It, p,,..s,.! sTEWAhr gAN an NLlET,
- oh day OF March lse2 at ~ o'clock NJ for supplying
ne United states Subsistence Department with 900 OF
yne cattle 10 be delivered At Washington City, and each
an;aa 70 70 ave &%aycae 100 pcnd1 gross weight; no animal ad
Tbs cattle 70 be delivered such times and n such auan
a ay Sscr % Isl NJ s ss Of yn & s re-
Ieifere and bullosks not wanted
reserves 10 itself the right 10 pay in Treasury
No bid viii be enieaosd when pu. by contractors WHO
where the bidder rs not present TO respond his bid
Bids 10 bc directed to Mai. A. Beckwlh, O. s., IT, s. A.
Wsshngop ID. q.
good peef cattle on te Roof for per b1ndgsd nmens
gross weight the cattle 70 be delivered a. - aceordns to
weighed the sc's AMI the weighi 20 dcisrmined /, be
s Se isSesy Of qsss s 20 fye sogd and
ceiyc Treasury notes in fSymcnt for the cattle
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

rI,O RENT OR FOR SALE-THE THkEE STONY BRICK
i House I.9 West TNrnty econd containing the
modern improve Rent $50 Tl,e for SALE
\, pIy between II and 3, on premises.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

| ITO I.EASE--LorS ON FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR
i ayenne B term Of years, suitable for mannac'
turing purposes houses; viii be leased 3vor.
able terms. Also It connecting avenue Is. Apply
| to j. CODDlNGrON, IL Wali street
The New York herald., 1862-02-18
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BILLIARDS.

A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
N Billiard Tables with Phelan's Combination Cushions,
for sale prices to suit the times.
PHELAN n C0LJ.ENDER, 6 TO 50 Crosby st., Ny.
DILI1AkDs.-FoR SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK Of
ID new and second hand Tables, AMI Tables 10 lc Or
dcrs by mail attended TO- Baaeilc Tables for sale ceap
for easl W. II. CRlFFITH, 1I6 Fulton street.
IF YOU WISH TO ENJOY A GAME OF BILLIARDS on
sharps tabies and for the nodernte price Of - cents,
call in I39 fulton street TaydfS Sons Albany Cream
Ale, Massey, Collins co. Philadelphia Ale, on dreusht
All other Wnes Liquors and SegAys Of tho beet qualify
s,anily on hand Hot Lunch from "a in Give ne call
The New York herald., 1862-02-18
ocuLtsTs AVID AuRIsTs.

ncULIsT AND ArRisr DEAFNESS AND BLIND
" ness toe most hopcns, eases clci wihcn pam. :. ore,
ertins alsc Ncfy0ts Affections and Vaart " Ifclnehs
rahses cf deafness, cured by Dr GRAVES CSnsuiaion
nee, personally or BY letter. Gu9 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18
HOTELS.

~-s-S~or~~>~~S~>>>~~--~~~~~~
A LBION HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE, SIS HUD-
~ son street, corner OF and wcI FUR
nshed Rooms suitable for married singicf genteme
Rooms from 81 10 10 So Board and Rooms from - 10 -
yer week tor single persons and from 20 I'll Tor fcu
7. LAMBERT Proprietor.
MADISON AVENUE HOTEL CORNER OF TWENTY
lA seventh street and Madison av.n,r r.fHmis au IN
u Rooms with without first class het. beA' ~.
prices; location In the city. Lowest price rooms 30
week.
c,TANWIx HALf. CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
York Central Hudson River Northern ard Eastern Rail.
roadsfRANcIs RiDhR ior,no,s NV yes, l i1ns ID % ana
Rcckawey long Island respectfully announccs 20 his friends
mi tbe public thst he has taken the above vol known
h"e and hopes by assiluity and attention ~ merit
nancc of that paIona he has hitherto so literally en-
,c Tho horsr undergoing considerable imp
d viii be condrced e mot liberal scale. Meals all
onrs 10 st arrival and departure of III" The To-
t IL wifi be observed, Is the most central IN the city,
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

LHOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-FORA house AND LOT
of equal value In ths cit Printing oGce, consisting o..
large and cmplec sssortmei.- OF Composition Mictia,
large c. nicr Pres,es SuIerr VI one Donbc
Medium, e al inches; 3Ox2 iRehcs, Gordon Half
Cap lr and rd Press all bat The last nted
steam power. IL is favorly located IN this sly and Coz ia
s,artcd work hours notice. Address BENZ tr-
ssr, lG0 Fulton str e., N. Y
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

u,nE CORNER STORE NO. l57-A LONG EsTAB.
shed and Is of the best locations N me c,'S ior
Also the corner of NJ ~ I'D bayau
Ctr 80 l26 First a'nue to be let Aip'y
a. ID. OCONOR ~ Wes. iventcrnth street
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

CrSSES AND OFFICES TO LET-MAIDEN LANE,
~ tLoc No. rs; John sreet No 20, of Cold ct;
William street. Store and Basement No l72 Offices in ~ ana
~ y .im AlHtJ 10 s. B. SCHIEEFELIN, 40 VIII
liyJr ct rec
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

! fNO PLANNING MILLS AND LUMBER MEPCHANTS.-'
| For salc cheap, Paning Machines, n,on maker,
Woodwork laieit "a and z! inch planners Both ~ g1oo
order with b, ling or each Will he bargain In
\ of No. N. y.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

fNO LEASE-TIIE BRICK BUILDINGS COVERING
bur lots the south side Of fourteenth street west OF
Tenth nue. siablc Tor foundry, fac cry auy
chanical purpose. Apply to r. H. LUDLOW, No Pine
street, to j. q. WHITE, 10 West Twenyfrst street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

EOREALE-TIIE LEASE AND FlXrUREss So TIE
irettiest corner 4iquor Store wosoken, with
hoose"and garden; eix years LEAST krnt ody S35 free
from al taxes Apps TO J. g. SruTxLEIN, sze Chatham
,typet ID stair
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-13
For the Hestern Democrat
PUBLIC MEETING IN CASTOR.

1t being Tuesday Of CASTOR county court, a
number of citizens assembled in the Court House at
Dallas, for the purpose of interchanging opinions
with regard to the election of next Governor.
The meeting organized by calling ID. +.
Raglan. Esq, to the Chair and requesting Samuel
Jarrett and W. D. Glenn to act as Secretaries.
The object of the meeting explained by the
Chairman after which, on motion of Jas Ii White
a committee was appointed by the Chairman, con-
sistine of the following persons, viz JAS ii White
VIM T Shipp. W Davenport, DIR Jno Mclean
and Lewis Linebarger, to draft resolutions express
sive of the views of this meeting
The Committee retired, and after short absence
returned and through their chairman reported the
following Preamble and Resolutions viz:
Whereas. we a portion of the voters of CASTOR
county, knowing that election for Governor will
soon be had, and believing it to be our right to
express our feelings and views in regard thereto
and hoping tina: by full and free expression OF
public opinion in relation to the candidate tor the
said office we NAV prevent any and all excitement
difference among the voters Of the State, there
fore
Resolved, That while we willing to vote for
any competent man at the ensuslng election, We
avail ourselves of the privilege which we have, to
recommend to our fellOw-citizcns of the State VIM.
Johnston of Mecklenburg county, as man OF
ability and integrity for said ofice-that In him
we recognize tile true PiilrI"t VINO VIII give ~ the
office if thereunto elected, all his time, his talent,
and his energy.
Resolved further That are utterly opposed to
anv canvass of the State by candidates for Gov
ernOr at this time.
After the reading of the Resolution, l, Thomp-
son being present was called upon and addressed
the meeting in a few welItmed remarks, after
which he Resolutions were read a second time, and
unanimously adopted; and, on motion, it was re-
solved that copy of the proceedings he sent to
the Western Democrat, with request to publish,
and also requesting other papers to copy.
D. F. Raglan, Chm.
SAH'L JARRETT Secs.
w. d. GLENN.